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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
PRoFosAis ToR sJPfLiEs.

IL
HIADouARrEns DEr'r or AnIzoHA,l
p,,.co, 0pIc5 u IN oHMRni q.
Sealed gEops..s is tlipac.is, ar. isSlssd ussi 70
os. %ssp,S ~ n. My ~ 80 Shss shs III p
ma q ne io,ierias qaAa,liSs, nors &C les, q
DAMP APACHE.
ii isSSS S SSSSs: R KAN;
Ito poands hne salt
l9ln0 pounds coarse Salt.
CAMP BowIB.
S.SSS PSa1d: hSSs
CAMP BKAL's SPRINGS.
SSo5 poasds bssn.
CAMP ORIITENDEH
1000 pounds BsHna
DAMP DATE GREEK.
's s.aS5 P PSSsS: sslSss;
oAMP GRANT.
i!o9o pounds flour
NV T ulHP 1huALPAL
5000 pounds Flour,
'"pu9GI S9 I'M E;oDowEL.
Blsoon pounds Flour.
po4nuo RMP VERDE
6e0o pounds Flour
US S pound: s ss: a.,
wv fo iSi'i w niip
10 pounds pounds Bss eau;
a6oO pound. oesrse salt
| CAMP M0JAVE.
1900 pounds flour.
| 400 pounds Baana
TUCSON DKPOT
gs5Ooo pounds Hour
A"0p'anda; tx DEPOT
11ay0o0 pounds Flour.
11IOo0 pounds boana
1900 pounes hne salt
Il Bpu0 pounds coarse bAlt.
All ATtioloa must be Of the best quality 70 DO pro
cured In tho adiaoent TgrFionoa California; nnf
be securely saokedeaeh sack 20 eon iain hundrol
Hesnds ne. ysisht psii'shs'. IN time and quaint
Gcafanies dsposits -Osrtiasd eheok, secured MOI.
Of hand cAah, In fourth The amount Of the bld
must .eoompAny proposAla Prices 70 be stated Ii
fsSpss.s sis invited Tor lhs Who'll. Q, any parts o
The right IL reserved TO accept or reject anr BID
may DO deemed beet Tor the ibtsrsst 81 he Ulitsl
Further particulars Is 70 conditions, lorna o. mo
posas. a.. may b learned upon applestion 70 thl
den, o. BsyaId. N. M han Fnneisoo, Gal, o. Il an
RaIsiopss should b. lndors,d "Propo..l. for ZION
md Beans, Tor sAit.'D and Addrs.ssd % ne undsi
By order Of the Department os4m.sd,rl :.
Mas. Third Cavalry. Acting ohIsi o. B.. DspsSissu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
RaiIrooads.

THHogSaEHE IIyEHb REE zEB Nv EAAF FSE
r..u. b,.-,.. v ~ M. ~. W.
.. ~. E3ss ssssS ' :. Z, % "a
lev. an, I. Ss EasaS = w .-s
on SUNDAY.
H.,s Tor rsv Yosk siboo >. N. and PhiI.asiOhis .,
a.l Fl ~ ESss Z. ss r.. ...s 20
HesIen s.a hs had al tbsssAHsa once u an ksan q
:: - AS s:;ss.a waSiSstSa. SsiToS,
N..,., y IL %
SEo. < Ro6siTass'' xs NV as. isss
WAsnIroToN AND ONO RAILROAD.
~ On ,za after OCTOBER -, isri. The rrsiu,
~ ne Ss ir fr.ip s1 vi i IssSs Ai,,apdr d.
:sS'ps SSnd .Sa rssiSn hT's :s.sHIs i'm q
n.es 4. y e p ~ !; .sd Ls.shufr AZ las .. a. ssd
asss@$Sasos fs. & su l..,. Ai...da
daily teneePt sunday Al $40 m, and arrive ~ Tees
Tss o Tain RON x.ssndr. ,sd 20 pm.
k :iS Bah, os y 6ossSs: sor IiTIiS
.spl. sssrvs md wSssh...sr ..S wls s.r
!sss r. y. I E,.;. an. e !:
usIandrs win bs fofwarded As far ~ ismiton frss
Sonns.S ps si. ~ TSsos d.n a.p ~ H
Annual Tickets, BiHiY Dollars. -.
so,lo.u esasi.l 4 tiss!S ASST
1911 PENNBYIylSih ROUTE 1911
10 run EoRrHwKaL eoUTH. AND SOUTH
wssblpstou..-...ie NE N. BAitiFOrs.. 10 pm.
,,,,,..iI y,@ .,...,.Ioco J. n.
with .iss.st sssasr5 sisS. stats rSaa dsy sad ashi
1--we hYndrsd niles s',sd % Western sOe osa,rs
~. fS5' N; ssE. s5ssps sY,2a... northwest
sD D N. dAS ~, ~ 2; N; Ssls vest
Lhgesh ispm Bslumors 70 Ro0iiksrKR sad PITTS
hsS.,. y III rosss en- B. procured a, u. Ons.
q s1.h .,s.s. sna s,ssgs .sds.
rs..sas.5 p.oceries .ss.,s =, m. ono. .esuI.
fsisSsss. REh5T ~ r Sisi1 assS o.
oofn'' si''s n ~ %i rssS; sss1 s "a
sap,s. YOUNG, General PASSENGER AS.nl. . -
dess Bsltinoss, Nd.
pALrinoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Trains ps.v,,n MAsuiHaTo N nd xffIkoRh
"a MksnfHoToHAN AND THK WRsf. srsnov run
FoR BAIrmoRR
D' s s., Va 'II; Sa OK s. az and
ron WAY STATIONS. = i
Lsays d.y, eSespt aund.T, a. ttf, siiS and 10 .ol
An' =, PSs siI sErh I II Il sGAy STATIONS.
BlsdensbufE. Bsltgyllls, Laurel, Junction
i9ls, 50,. I'D i'isR: r? :.ssyt ,h.s Is. 80 ,. =.
pahns iSs vesk Tbssi y n. irsia stops q Isnsp
obs FUNSTON .Ad a S;s.s siEHR!liroL,n
Lssysst Is and 70 % ! 70. and DO p M nstrAin
10 or frea Annapolin oa aaudsT. n
NON SUNDAY.
ron 8EfffadhE
LAava - 500 a y. and 90, ~ and fsfh %
FOR WAY STATIONS.
ron ALE PKfl1T or THE WFBr
Lssvsd.iy, sneept Ba,ardaI and Sunday, :, 40 a
On SATURDAY,, stsitS q, A., and 10 y m.
o. sgndsy ~ Sg I'D - p M ealy. eeasss.lst !.
Prks..busE. Pit.sburE, 40. :.
fos Blrasbaie .nd points bet~.ea RaisJ uoass Ant
Hone. yith strssburs and winsbestsr ssoounods
fsss?sh ssl;,. p y: We, s,s . 80 .. y. w..h
Tor hes Egsh. Phil,hephta s1d Besteg ~. sdvs'
In, QoLK, QsnsssI Ticket AGENT
| GEO. b kOONTz. General Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

OTEIoE PUHcHAaIRd AND DEPOT, q. 81
OMAHA, hnB, March 10, lbIl :
Sealed proposals., in duplicate ~ bs received IN
April Isis. Tor Furnishing. he sabsIstsnss Depart
ment Of the United Stats Army tho following Itorss,
delivered a The United state. OemmisAry .toES.
iiveV In OhloAgo OF III Louis, before the sOth
dAy % May, 1874 via
Ala Sr.s 81 dour, in round hoop OAK barrels, full
5000 pounds q White beans choice hand picked, In
100 pounds q 9plt peas, In round hoop OAK barrels,
Full head lined. %. .H-
I65OO pounds Of Tios, n barrels fall head lined.
$500 pounds o. eonee, (EroonD in double sacks,
LEAD pounds e saSI5 e9nai u quality 70 Stew
GiOO gallons sf Witty Siasszs Ire from adullsra
Tame Of .lI.pgth TsqailgS@ gIains q bloaI.
bonAta q potAhaA 70 neqtIalize ono hnid ounce,
SoOp ~ iS aeh .sd Saa Sn sSoS SaS S
Cd, and bungs capped with TIN.
i.OO pounds Of ldAmAnilns candles full weight Gl1ss
ANN Or slsht,, n eo5ss stE,PpSd; ,,...,,o
and dTy, In boEos strapped.
O poandi 4 alt eileen LSd dIy, nns grain, In bar
s.aO pounds Ef91nd BLACK pspPsr. frso from Adul.
tsrAhons, In full Weight Tour ounce papers,
packed IN boxes strapped, containing . pounds
PrOpesais for delivery at Omaha shsuld DO ID,
dIeaasd q the undersigned a Omaha, heb' toE Al
livery 4, ohis.go,t 20 Major n Maeiesly. Q " Ont
| Il, Psnrois. D, u, 81 Louis, No
opoaAla Will be reoeyod sahleot 70 the usual con
| ditions hotelofore pu1lilhod. 49,, -, -
pisisiy sSssa % t6s slas ssnplss sent b. sipFssi
PEoSoIe ehoaA bO made on the blank forms 70 be
| obtained from either Of the OomWi,1artes nswed:
Lp bIt, Brig VVn' and o, ,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
Steamship Lines.
LINE OF sIRAnsHIPs
Ava nmTWMnl ~ 1#EH

Hereafter ths aps steamships x. o. KNIGHT. JuHh
GIBSON viii -.
F Fsas E, \ sET WE HSkTx TRIPS RE saSt
pRIA. yAsIilNST9a snd 6E0R9ET0wE, .
ever ATURpxYatp.@ N. Lsasp GEo 6RTowh
EVER LRiDAY. AT a. N. and ALEXANDRIA ths
For fall infoFmstiog. Apply % r. r. A. DKhHAM,
Aasnh oes and WhArftool o. "a street. 0eorEslovn
4ss4ue. .. W.TH0NPBOH,
jsll.u rrssldsnA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

90 SS'h bS ish Ia ~, ya " s s
v Post In this Department. Of the supplies sptcined
PORTLAND, OREGON.
~ cords soft Wood
ll1@o Iba o. Qats.
isl1o lb.. q H1.
VANCOUVER DEPOT. W.T..
6So cords q H.id woed,Or
100 bushels o. charcoal
SS S B: 4 s az si J: i.S 3, a .1S ss..
FoRT STEVENS. OREGON.
80: %$S I y: i 4 S Hs5:l S st:s.a'
FORT oARE DISAPPOINTMENT W.T..
5SSs9 r. 9. Rs,s' s.sh.d'
sbO0O lbs Of STRAW, baisd.
CAMP SAN JUAN ISLAND. W.T.
go S i II: q q s has: bale ssisa.
. FORT ooLvTLLE, W.T.
lss ss Re q s Ms!
100 SuskSls Of Charcoal.
so.,r,. y F0 SEdC LAPwM 1T.
10 basbsis Of Charcoal.
iis sSSS e Iss & & s aas;
SO card. AZ WET VET BOISE, LIT.
"a, i, S 9, q e q ohsrooSl;
800 lbs. 81 STRAW.
-, YoEr KLAnATH. OREGON.
i,so bashsis Of 0hsroOaI.
hsg90 ie@ o. 0als.
fi S..sS Is ls:. Ct & s as.;
60. 9AMP WARMER. OREGON,
su0ffo ibs Al O.ta a. Rafl.v ..ol.d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
PR2E2sAHkSS g 52E INV EYIhPIEe STEAM BR2
kNpR iko L,i Fifth Mk n.

WAsHnaroF, ID. o., March u, Ia.
beAlsd pr9pos.ls vii be received bI tbs under
sEusd until ~ O'Clock m. Of TIL URHDAY, the a5th
day Of Apnl, iBl1, Tor the oonstruotion Of Steam
Pfopellst for service In the United Btatos Rsvsnus
Marine gu the southern Ocaaf,
Plans and spsoihoatons q the cane, together With
" other neoe..a niormaioni VIII be furnished 70
A. Bo.los New Yorh, Phlladsiphis, WilmiRGtos,
The reht q reserved 10 reject apy or an bids should
De deemed ior the lntsrest d The dovsrumsnl 20
| odo GEO. q. HOUTWELL,
| api HeoratAry o. the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
PR2E9skIIs,, B9,R IggII;pIng Z. sTEAy TE!o
ENgE MARINE-To srEAMsHfP BUILD

wIBHIruroE. d. u, Jan. 70. is7a 4
ssaled PTgpo.ais vii b ssssi,sd bE t5s under,
DAP 81 May. 1s1 for the epnstrnc!iou Of Steam Pro
Rear tos sesyiee in the United States Revenue Ma.
Bids will be rensivsd for the construction Of The
Steamer comgelo also, for the hall, aparu 40, and
the EnGine, Boiler, 4c., separately.
Plans and specifications Of the same toeether With
All other neoesga Informs top, will be furnished 70
ban Francisco, California; Portland. OreEon, and
Port Townsend, W. II.
Tbs right iS reserved 10 reject any OF al bids,
should II be deemed Tor thu Interest on the Uovefn.
mont % 10 do. GEO. n. BOUTWELL,
ap2 Secretary Of the Treasury
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

DRoPOBAL FOR FRRsu BEEF.
OIlIcE or nm A. o.sl
WArKnrOwN AnaHilAL. MASS, April -, Ie7l
Sealed propoaals, IL dgPlioate. ln be received II
this once lrall II q. Ma 10. lnla for furnishln0
men stAti0asd At this post from Nay r. fs TO June
tnioImGtidn a. % eondItioua. quality Of Beet pay
msnt,, Ae.. can be oblAinsd b. ApplleStpn o
..." o. n. MIOuAEIIB,
tPH NTut LlVat, Old, Corps a, O,B,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

On and AitorApril q, IsTs. the steamer l. Y
OF THE LAKE. earrJipE the United
States Mall. will leays oroueh'a wharf. q
Thursdays At . .. M, (stopplnG At the prin
.psi lsaSiIz. "a sless We h.s' ios n9ek
boaoni also eonneetinG with the Virginia HtsAmehlp
COMPANY for New Yogf. mAkinE ssmiue frSinhi
AGents-y. ID. QrunsL, Norfolk. Val N. EldTidne,
AlsnAndItA, Va y. q, Waters. Georgetown, .. q, =
Thoa- N. Orouon will reoeive and deliver freight 81
Sixth. stroet wharf until O'Clock. D. m,
Branch Ticket Once Al KNOWS Empress Once,
0Osi funnaTlvaniA avepue
DORSEY oLAdkrT. Gs9sral Assnt.
dSsLf Cor Flftssnth strsst and Ne. York ave.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

CHfrT ouARIERMlsrrn's 0YTIoE.l
DHTAnrMErr or TIxAa,
go BAN ANTONIO, ,TnKAs, March Z, isi1
bealed proposals., In triplcatS, With oopT Of this
adyerllssment attached. will be resolved ~ this once
until u m. "Wednesday, the bth dag Of Jane, 1871,
Tor furnishing nuoh quantities Of
hfATIOnERY
- ml b required n The Departmspt Of TsEas from
the let day Of JulT lsiS, 70 the 3th dag Of June 1s
Blank form Of proposals, with rs1ulrsmsnia At
tAohsd can be had on application . the unaelIEnsd
apt Ohisf q NJ Dspsrtna cot ~ f.rss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
Proposals.


PRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF
OFFICE omrr ooEHns.sy OF sgasi.rsscsl
DtlhHIhE!I ~ DAEoTA,
...,.. 81. Paula NIB. April y, lsl,
this ol6os ast b eiesf N. nondsy. M.y 81 isiis
iaIni,hinS the frs,6 Beet tsaulred 81 he subslst
Tort tnsliisg, MIN.
FFs sa hhbsl.y; MINI: mr..
hort Rsnsiss, v r., and
dg3si,ss I.slys @o9ih. soS.TIsarins y9ly \ I'll
msnts, 90, car Be ssissd q tbis oiies.
BJ command Of hsior Gobor.i Haneoot
.rg ByL IA coIi.. an. I'd S 9, J. s1G.s.L
L OAK of1I SRp i nRhbos, NV 9oRk, "
USiT Da1 sIafI r SFaE.s S,i oTI mf
Sealed pC9gC..l. VII b fsesls.d y 3ki. oios uh,u
sr.Sss 81 ron &. si.Ss ss B,s.su r. psis
essS ylrs. .S5 X 's . Sni.1S
.ssa e.hst pslsris 70. Ioek a may DO found. meas
Forms and spseiaestioss ssa 3 obtained at mi.
9me. where 4, po.sible Information viii be given.
CONTRACTS and bonds '' usual iiour AZ wraoN.
.spls Major Of EssiaSers. U. 81 Army.
PRoPosAIs FOR, TUE IMPRoyEMENr or
BupAIo. N. ", March q, isfI. !
S:sss !. SssH'is % s :,s sSsd .
.s nd laeSf for ss,saalsb IS. aad vs-. Piss. :.
gIAsa uvstt Ohios Theto WI 70 Hqn!eo nlng hnn.
tveniy elght ig77oosl feet board measure. more o.
Ss sss . sSe %Ss
Or less, fIaminNi asyeny Thousand seven hnndfed
sV ~ sn sSs % p.. .s"sa h@nds.a ssS Az
cords, more or Ices, Of hard Tubble stone.
In prepaTtug foundation for cribs nfteen hundred
l.eol cubic J.rd.. more or les, Of and VIII be 70
5spSrsie 6ids must be subitsd for s.eh Glass; and
the contract will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
5sddsf N NE aggregate provided his bid o.herviss
BiddsFs are requested 10 MAKE application for the
,p.oaes,ioas Of me woss which fui sss forth sroT
Bids vii Be- made upon The blank forms obtained
from lhis Once and when submitted Will de securely
sssisd, and bndorsed "ProposAia for Grand rver,
Bonds 10 tho sun Of sOooo win be required for
| the fAithfal fulhllment Of contract -
.pi o.p. Of Easin..r.. .ud 81, l. "a 81 Q. ia.
| pRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIKs.
oFTloE OF rH1 A. A, q. MI
OAnP HkfIrcK, NV, April Is, ls7a !
Realod proposals, In triplloats, will be Tooeivod al
this ohos It'd ~ n, MAY IS. he, for supplying the
asIisImastsr Department At this post ulth ibs tot
| % tons BAfley.
40 tons Hay.
NJ tons Straw,
| 10 oords Soft Wood,
9eder viii siats The piios IN gold OoiB, and In Uni.
dspo.ls of siSo WIN b. required 4. o.-,lasd eh.eE
pfuferfsd guarantees that the bidder Will execute
Eor fsrt6s! inieT@siieS apply TO The undsr.isnsd.
order Of the Chief QuArtsrrastss Dspeftmsnt Of
~ ssoesd IIse.sp.s. Fir. i osv. i <. 4. NJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
Proposals.
pRoRQeAIa FOR BUILDING A .sTEAN PRo.
EnuE MARINE-rO sTkAMaHfP BUILD.


Sealed proposals will be reoeiyed By the undersan.
"a until twelve O'Clock m. Of WEDNESDAY, the hfst
daL Of May, 1919 for the oQnsruelon o. Steam Pro
rine In hau frnnolsoo Hay.
Plans and rpeoidoaons Of the same, togsthsy with
bidders application 70 he Qolleetorn q Customs a
Fs, s s.sna.a, fs sr,,s of'son and
he rishl tessrysd % reject snI q ail bids should
do. GRO q BOUTWELL,,
apa Reoretary q The Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

NEW GOODS RECEIVED FOR THE BPRfrg
AND SUMNER SEASON.
comprising all the latest NovKITIFs IN DRESS
GOODS, suoh as Black and Oniored SILKS, MohAirp.
japanese elks Peplins, Dolly vardsns o. all style,
iu sprisg Shawis White Drsss ooods Of al Glasses.
for summer wear.
THE NEWEST STYLES PARABoLS.
spsesi a,tsa lion i called % he OkRftT DKfhRT-
MINT, which comprises the lsts.. dsslgns IN krEsh
brussels and handsome fnarsin Oarpeta ranging from
IS osnta 70 81 pSr yard Good strav hAttnE AZ - eta
Mes ~ Oiieloths AZ 30 ois per yArd.
call al this estAbahment will save purchAs3fA
considerable money.
tB- Rsmsmbst the ARCADE.
AZ, SEVENTH sTEEsT, ISLAND,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11
Dr. J. BLACKMAN'S Golden Ea,grOct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and cure of all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs. It cures gravel in almost every in- stance, tncontinence and Retention ofthe Urine, Iniamlmation Of the Bladder, Pains in tho Back and 1oins gre speedily feliexed nc mattero of how iopg standings Price q per hex.s Rrspared only hy n L. BMkE, NoFwalk, Conn. JOHN fs HENnT, collaee place, N. r., Wholssale AeenE SOLD BF DRuaGlsTs. 7-iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

The richness of milk may be determined without waiting to find the quantity of cream which may be separated, by placing the milk between two plates of glass, SO arranged that one may be made to ap- proach to or recede from the other by means of a screw; that is to say by pouring . given quantity in box having two glass sides, one being movable toward the oth- CT, and then placing behind it the flame of stearine candle, or any other stand ard light, and observing the point at which it is rendered invisible on separat- ing the glass plates. This point, when compared with the permanent line indi- eating the best milk, is the measure of the richness of the sample.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

Prof Fawcett of London University is blind, having lost one eye before enter ing the University, and the other by in- fammation soon after. He is now thirty eight, with markedly strong physique, as receptivity. On the evening of the day that the telegram announced the death of President Lincoln, he was in asocial gath ering of Liberals, and heard from a girl of eighteen the exclamation, 'Tt would have been less loss to the world if every crowned head in Europe had fallen. He asked to be introduced to this spirited girl who has been Mrs. Fawcett for the last five years. She is Q woman of rare
 mental powers, a good writer, a fine and impressive speaker, and one of the most popular women in England.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

One of the numerous stories related in Boston of Strauss IS to the effect that when he was in St. Petersburg the fair Russian bellies made a frightful series of demands upon him for locks of his hair. Strauss viewed the prospect with alarm. Then he had brilliant idea; His dog was large black Newfoundland. It's shaggy 4 @ coat wa was of . precisely the texture hair from Strauss's dog. When he was coming to this country he could with diff fculty be restrained it is said, from bringing along the dog as a precaution- ary measure for similar emergency.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

Hamlet is believed to have belonged to the National Typographical Union He killed Polonins because he thought the latter was a ''gat.n s''-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

A San Francisco manufacturer of bird cages discharged his workmen, to whom he had been paying 8 per day, and filled their places with Chinamen, at one-third of that sum. When the now hands had learned the business, they struck for two dollars. The employer refused. There upon they went into business on their own account, and now bid fair to drive him out of the market by the superior excel an admirable example to the native Amer ican artisans who are wasting their time and money in foolish strikes, instead of using both to their fullest extent in wise cooperation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

Pare Drnge. Reliable Chemicals, Genuine Pat ont Medicines, q full assortment Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Soaps, &c. Country Merchants sup piled with Extract Lemon, Vanilla, &c.; Paregor- ic. aEss. Peppermint, Laudannm. Castor Oil, by the doz., pints, or quarts, at a low figure. and the goods warranted first class, The leading patent medicines can be furnished in any quantity ct nanufacturer's prices.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-23
Bolivar Male ACADEMY.

On Monday the ID day of September
next, this school viii be opened, under
the auspices of Mr.. w. Ii. Bowers, an
experienced and thorough teacher, who
comes among us with the test recon-
mendations as a scholar a. d educator.
We are assured that he possesses in
an eminent degree all the qualifications
essential to the conduct of successful
school. Although an excellent classical
scholar, and well versed in all the higher
branches usually taught in our best
schools, he delights in teaching smaller
boys, ana by his kindness and close at
tention to them, leads them rapidly for
ward in their studies;
We appeal to the citizens of Bolivar
and vicinity, to assist US in sustaining
this school We believe that Mr.. Bow
ers will, if he has proper encouragement.
in the beginning Of the enterprise, build
up school Of high grade.
MONTZuHA JONES, Chairman,
r. h WOOD,
JNO NJ. MITCHELL.
G. W. SWIM EBROAD,
LEONIDAS BILLS,
August , If.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-23
To the Voters Of Hardeman
Citizens,

Having been urged by numerous
friends to announce myself a candidate
for the Legislature, take this occasion
to say to the public generally, that I ans
a candidate for the position refer, ed to,
and will, in this event, as ever have
done, do my utmost to win. At this
auspicious time it IS not qmiss for me to
state, fairly and squarely, the grounds
upon which stand, and the paramount
measures deemed uppermost in tie
issue. OF my political creed, it is use
less to speak-you all know What it Is;
but for fear that some one may miscon-
strue my motives or overlook the past,
| will say that 1 am in sympathy with
the Liberal Republican cause-a cause
that advocates freedom for all, equal
taxation and State rights. This much
for National affairs
As to the pending Issues In our own
State, deem it bat my duty to gener-
Gus and liberal minded people to say that
1t viii be my pleasure to advocate the
following measures
immigration
No tax on manufacturers;
Repeal of taxes on merchants.
Repeal Of usary laws.
TIE advocacy of all means tending to
advance the agricultural interests of our
{ people.
Mechanics lien law.
All poll tax to 90 to educational pur-
possible whites to have what they pay
in separately and the negroes the same
thus obviating the confusion which ex
listed and still exists throughout tn,
State
Modify criminal laws, proportioning
punishment to crime.
No convict labor % come In contac
with honest men.
A new State Constitution, so as to d.
away with the bungling concern under
which all our present laws are made
Reduction Of taxes, and the funding O
the State debt and all such other meas
uers which may Gene up whereby th'
PEOPLE, and not the fe,g, may be benefit
ted
Such, fellow citizens, are the groundi
upon which ! take my stand, and if yo'
deem them tight. you can say so
Respectfully,
n r PARRISH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-23
No Go.-Ruf Hendricks is coIored

No Go.-Ruf Hendricks is a colored
man who used to have a host Of friends.
But Ruff has, By his bad conduct, fallen
under." His story is th is Some time
ago be got into trouble with the corpor-
alton authorities; was fined, and being
unable to pay out, was ordered to work
it out on the streets. His friends, CONS
passionate friends, did not like to see him
thus situated So they raised the wind
and raised him from the degradation
Ruff Yves free az the wind once more and
had right to shout for Greeley or any
other man. In fact he became too free,
and got to sloshing around loose and
was nabbed by virtue of warrant from
the Captain Office. To make sure Of his
appearance at the next term of the Cir
cuit Court, the genial Rufus was roquir>
ed to give bond In the sum of $3.50
Again his sympathising friends came to
the rescue. The bond was given. Again
he snufed the breezes which plays
among the treeses, and being little
tickleish in his craw in regard to the fu-
ture, concluded to make sure thing of
it. and '1it out" for parts unknown last
Monday evening, passing Macon's Mill
at a 2;399 rate. Soon the news spread
that Ruff had gone on long journey, in
fact was on the hunt for a home 10 some
vast wilderness, Or a safe retreat in the
vale where the waters meet This was
glorious for Ruff but exceedingly an
pleasant to his coIored bondsmen, who
were now loud in their denuciation of
his treaohery and unfaithfulness. Still
Rufus was on the wing-going it alone
with odds in his favor But alas, for
human hopes and expectations Sheriff
Nicely had to 90 and put in a word or
two and speak pieee-to whom, It's
none Of our busine ss-when 10, and be4
hold, a change came over the spirit of
Rufus dream, as one of his bondsmen,
Jim Smith, pounced down on him at
Enoch sain's place on Tuesday morning
and gave him to understand that he
must stop in his mad fight and go back
to Bolivar. Rufus complied-in fact he
was compelled to acquiesce IN this alb
Fupt demand, and is now taking hash at
our friend Jimmy Taylor's hotel de lock-
up where in all probability he will re-
main until Judge Ffppin recommends
him to the general superintendent Of the
big shanty at Nashville as a first class
pupil in the art of breaking rock. Ru-
fus, thon hadst better not have hovel