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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS,

Parliamentary 0ppodtionist Action Against Indi-
rect Damages Degradation" by Consulta-
ton on the Counter Case-Earl Granville's
Conversation with Minister schenck.
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A Family Questi0n.-Is Your Wife's
or daughters hair falling Quit II there's but one re-
liable remedy Tell them to use PHAL0Ns HAIR ~.
by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

Approved and Ad0pted-Knox's Spring
HAT for gentlemen Its beauty Is a there Of general
with ali IL Gentlemen OF taste and Judgement
" KNOXS. No 2l2 Broadway.
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TElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LoNp0H, April Y, 1872.
The London Daily Ne,rs states, in its issue this
morning that it is possible that before the close of
next week the present Gladstone Cabinet win be dis
solved and be succeeded by conservative Ministry,
and that general election for members of Para-
ment win take place during the latter part of the
summer.
The Ne,os says also that 1t is certain the gov
eminent win be defeated in the House OF Com
mons when division occurs on Mr. Fawcett's bill
relative to the University of Dublin which been
made Cabinet question.
MR.. HENRY FAwCETr
Mr. Fawcett has filed the chair OF Professor Of
Political Economy In the University of Cambridge.
He has written and published the manual of Politi-
cal Economy and the Economic Position of the
British Laborer." He represents Brighton In Par
lament, after having been defeated in Southwark.
He belongs to the Reform Club.
Political Theories and the Reasons
Why-Financial Consequences and the
Feeling ON Change.
LONDON, April % 1872.
Two theories were advanced in the clubs and on
'Change during the day relative to the political
prediction put forth by the Daily Ne,cs this morn
ing, with respect to the future of the Gladstone
Ministry and the Parliament One is, in effect, that
the Gladstone Ministry, will really resign II defeated
on Mr.. Fawcetts Dublin University BILL the other
that the announcement has been given out for the
purpose OF filing the liberal benches at the session
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YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht francena, Mr.. Powell passed White
stone, J. l., bound frou New York to Boston, yes.
.terday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

A.-TO aGslwe q Fellow Fits In the Cor
rect thing when given In the shape of THE PERFECT
FIT SHIRT" manufactured by WALTER A PHELAN,
693 Broadway
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Consumptfoa--A
A Genuine

Batchclor's HaSr Dyo-Tho Best In the
wot the only per'est dye; harmless reliable, instan
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI Broadway, corner Murray street

An OppOrtunity.--The Choice OF Any
article in the immense stock of goods at the largo store
go Broadway for one dollar The gcss are sod regard
goods this bshme0 exceeds lat OF any other VI
stituton in the world. 1t Is located at 6d1 Broadway
under the Grand Central Hotel
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye has mo- EQUAL I'm
everywhere. 80 ~
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Reassemblage Legislative Con-
tradiction to the Chief Of State.
TELEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


PARIS, April %, 1872
kilograms from Versailles, dated this morning,
announce that the adjourned session OF the National
Assembly was resumed this afternoon.
The House discussed the order OF business.
President Theirs wanted the taxes to be disposed
OF first, then the question OF the formation of
Council OF State might be taken up; but he hoped
the discussion Of the Army bill would be deferred,
"for grave political reasons"
The Assembly however, decided to consider first
the scheme for a Council Of State and next the
Army BILL leaving the tax question to an indefinite
future.
RADICAL HOPE OF THE PROGRESS OF REvoLUTIoNIsM.
The radicals are rejoicing over evidences Of the
growth OF republican ideas in the Depart ments
Diplomatic Relations with Germany.
PARIS, April %, 1872
Count Won Amin, the German Ambassador to
France, has deferred his departure from this city
for Berlin.
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A.-EOr o.. First Glass Gentremnn's Has
go direct to the manufactured EsPENSEEID iS Nassau
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Citissns Of the Municipality at Audience in the
Vatican.
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COLOMBIA.

An American Mail Steamship Disabled at As
pinwall.
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Angels Turkish Baohs, Lexington Ave-
nue. corner Twenty aith streca-valing before break
fas invigorating before dinner usure soothing than
opiacs before retiring Ladies' day and cveaing GEN
slemen, overy day and all night
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A.-Royal Havana Lottsry.-x. b. Nor
TTNEZ co, Bankers ~ Wall street. Box 46S5 New
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SPAIN.
Progress Of the Carlist Revolutionary Agitation
Public Action for Its Suppression
Don Carlos Promises
TELEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID April %, 1872
The Carsts have again commenced their demon
STATIONS against the government and active
in the Provinces Of Toledo and Navarro where
bands, under the command of priests, have APP
peared.
Demonstrations in other portions OF the kingdom
are imminent.
The government authorities have arrested many
persons in the cities of Madrid and valladolid and
elsewhere, whom they suspect of completely in the
Carlist movements
DON CARLOS PROMISE TO THE pRovINcIALs.
There is great excitement iu Pampeluna, the
capital Of Navarro, twenty miles from the frontier.
Don Carlos has promised his friends to appear there
In person.
Royalist reinforcements are hurrying to the city
and the volunteers are assembling under arms.
MARCH OF THE INVADING PRINCE.
Don Carlos is reported to be at Annecy, France,
on his way to Spain.
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French Governmental Anxicty-A Polite
System OF Dynnstic Exile.
MARsEILLEs, April %, 1872
Don Alphonso, the brother CT Don Carlos, having
arrived in this city, the French authorities have
given him formal notice that he cannot be permit
ted to approach the Spanish frontier. The notice
was accompanied by request that he would leave
France and go to Switzerland, with which the
Prince has complied.
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remedy for hopekss consumption, liberated lungs,
coughs, pneumonia, from eminent retired physician
sent inyalds Sc ming address and stamp 70 PHYSICIAN
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Tho Use OF Hand sapolio Makes tho
hands clean and soft and prevents their chappng In cold
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PREMIER GLADSTONE'S POSITION.
Prospect Of Dissolution Of the British Cabi-
net and Possible Accession Of the
Conservatives to Power.

a General Election May Succeed Defeat in Par
iament-Troubles Of the Legislation for
Ireland-Tremor on Change
The Queen in Council-Con-
cession to the Ultra
Churchmen.
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HFvana Prizes Cashed and InfOrma ton
given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 1914 Broadway room
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Felonious Assault upon Keeper of the
House of fefugc-The'YOuthful Despcra-
docs Sent to the state Prison by Judge
Bedford.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
TREATMENT OFHYDRoPHoBIA
soNErnlSG To Cur GUT AND KEur.

W. Ii ~ ~ \ L CLi AN AAH4thl-
a correspondent of the Detroit Tr;-
bune gives an account of the ire atmcnt
pursued in the recent case of hydropha-
bia at FLINT, Michigan The subject OF
so much discussion, Mr. Burt True, was
bit by Iabid dog last MAY The daL
had bitten him in the center of the right
hand. Being IN the country at the time,
it was some twelve hours before he
reached a surgeon, who cauteriz3d the
wound with nitrate Of silver. The
wound healed and remained 50 until it
became irritable and broke out again
Soon the fire. marked symptoms CT by
drophobn showed themselves, c0uyul-
siOns, ''baTkinE Ike q dog, frothins at
the mouth, and making strenuous exeT-
tionsto bite everything chat came near
DURING the conyulsiens the patient would
seize the pillows from his bed IN has
teeth, and shake and reR1 them wi h all
the Sc eming ferocity Of an angry dog
AN intense dread of water also exhib-
tied itself, the sight Of which threw him
into the most terrible convulsions, at
these times reqniTiag the united strcngch
OF five men to keep him under subsection,
in fact, every symptom Of hydropho5la
made itself e0nsp cuUus. The patient
was attacked GA Friday evening, JGnua-
~ 10 On Saturday evening his phys
sician, Dr. AFFORD, reached him, and at
once was convinced of the terrible M.
ture Of the disease Having had a case
similar seven or eight years since, where
the patient recovered under his treat
ment, and has remained SO, after con-
sulting the physician present, DR..
! Mccall, it was decided to place the pa
/ ticnt under the same treatment which
had been successful in former case, which
I for the rid it may be to others who suffer
! from this disease, we here give as fol-
/ lows: The injection under the skin of
/ large doses of morphine, and the admin
/ istration of large doses Of castor, which
! is a powerful aatispHsmodic. About one
/ grain OF the sulphate of morphine was
/ injected under the skin once in
/ four hours, and half draehm Of the pow
| cred castor, mixed with syrup, given
: internally.
The effect was to produce sleep in
! Gut half an hour, which lasted about
| an hour and a half, when the commissions
returned at intervals Of M hour to an
! hour and half until . o clock Sunday
! morning, when tire last CONFUSION oc-
! cured, after which he suffered severely
from obstinate vomiting until Monday
at TO O'Clock, when that also ceased,
leaving the patient comparatively easy,
but very much proatruted Since that
time he had gradually improved, and
now to all appearance, IS quite we'll In
/ addition to the above treatment small
/ quantities of chhoroform- were inhaled at
times, and on Sunday morning the pa
tent was wrapped in a WOODEN blanket
wrung out ola warm solution Of muriate
of ammonia. This was the treatment
which checked this fearful muladay, and
which DR.. AFFORD, for the sake of hu-
manity, is anxious should he published
to the world, and thoroughly tested.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
JOHN a. BAKER
HAS RESUMED HIS

Has RESUMED HIS
Former busiuo-s and II SOW prepared "a arthiBrs i
lis line.
CoFEISS or Alb KINDS AND SIZES EErT
oN HAND OR MADE 40 uItIl 81.
81 orders " 90 Re Fremr tlTs zttc1s5I -.
Elsr-r-l1av.
j9aS g. BAkEgi
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The Cattle Lords of Texas


In the coast regions of Texas are
found those lands whose animal, d
treasures surPass, in number aud value,
even the aocks and herds Of the great
men Of New York The Santa Cabrnttis
rancho, on the Santa Gabrutus River,
owned by Colonel Richard King. en-
braces S41S2 acres Of land, stocked With
%, 600 cattle, 10000 horses, 1000 sheep,
and 5000 goats. Dor the management
OF these immense herds, 300 Mexican
herdsmen and ] 900 saddle horses ars
held IA constant requisition Colonel
King each year brands 1900 calves.
and sells 10000 fat cattle, CONSTANTLY in.
vesting the surplus proceeds in stock
cattle O'COnnyrs rancho, twenty miles
below Goliad, on the SAD Antonio River
IN 1862 contained over 40 coo cattle;
during that year on this estate 1900
calves ,rere bran ed and $50 600 realized
by the sale of cattle This enterprise
was inaugurated ten years previously
with 1900 cattle. Rolideaux rancho,
between the Nueces and Rio Grande
Rivers, owned by Mr. Kennedy, is a
fertile peninsular Of I42,S4U acres, int,
ting out into the Gulf OF Mexico, the
lsthmus being secured by thirty miles
of plank fence, guarded at intervals of
three miles BIZ herdSmen's ranches. 1t
already contains 10000 beef cattle, be
sides lage numbers Of other stock.
Other magnificent cattle herds might
be enumerated. The net increase of
cattle IN this region has been estimated
as high as % per cent per annum
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
The 80 1910 Of Conadenee.

Whence comes shat Arm reliance, that
absolute, unduLbting faith in the efficacy
Of lIustetter S, Stomach Bitters as RENE
dy fox Indigestion, bilious disorders, ina
termittent and remittent Isvsrs, whish
VIGOROUSLY prevail in all parts of the Uni
ted States This confidence has been
growing for twenty years, and it Is still
extending. II is not the result OF cred
uhty it has not been engendered by any
human device, but Is the Spontaneous
and natural consequence Of expeI fence.
What people see daily going on under
their own eyes they cannot question.
When families il unhealthy districts that
resort to this wholesome vegetable toni C.,
as a preventive, escape periodical vers,
ana their immediate neIghb0rs, who neg
iect this precaUdon, ara Frustrated by
the disease, how is it possible that the
phenomenon shUuia be without its less
son in Ike manner when it is seen
that obstinate cases of dyspepsia, Of liver
complaint o constipation, Of nervous
weakness, and general debility, yield to
the operation Of tie lunoGs remedy, how
can even Incredibly itself withhold its
Endorsement? Eye-witnesses Of the sal-
utarY effects Of the bittars are to be found
IN every CIVILIZED settlement on this COM
| tneGt- The thousands upon thousands
who owe their restoration 10 heaith and
strength, or their preservation from sick
ness, 70 It's extraordinary medicinaai pro
pertles, are enthusiastic IN its praise.
he muititudes who recommend it in a
neighborly way to their f-iends ard ae-
! quaintances, as we'll as those wh MAKE
/ public their estimate Of rs virtues, are
always ready 90 state their reasons for the
( faith that Is in them They Have al either
/ felt or witnessed It's bcneGoens opera
/ lions.
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Legal Blanks print
ed to GrCieI-cheaD.
sPECEAL N0TFCEs.

BURNETTrs FLAYORING ENTRACTs--The SUI
rsrory Of these extracts consists "a their perfect Turi-
poisonous oils aud acids Jassu5 Brrnett a. B5ston
nan9aourers aRd rrodresors For sale by all groeers
NATURE GIVES Us TEETH. but She docs not
preserve ana purify them THat be done Vvirh fra
-a 9sos, 3 e-.' 93ie and ito en3'ael eas'ns
the daily use Of this tenefeiezt preparation.
+ WHAT EVERY H0RSEHAN wANTS-A good,
cheap and reiiablc Imminent such article IS BT.
/ Tobias Horse Lnimeut Pint BOTTLES 81 For lame
/ New York
acohoiie bitter reaer recommends that dean Of ms
ness For an 6-diiy 5iirse5ss and ~ a rrof-etfen
sgains the eau ses OF disease take that an sufficient
Of rars medicinal herbs uupoIutel hy dsjled POISON
! CARB0LTC sAI.fH- Recommended by tb- leading
known Gives iBsfsat relief ~ bTr1 -e IN Kinds II
sores cuts aud wounds aud most iavalabg saiys for
Henry, sole PROPRIETOR. College Place. New York.
SVAPNIA is Opinm purified of its siekening and
Botany De5roi. Medical college mot perfect
York
CHRIsTADOEos HAIE DYE IS the safest and
ture. Factory % Maiden Lone. New York.
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL-Safest and hes. IIlumi-
mating OIL ever made. Does not take explode if
the lamp is uTsct and broken. over 100 COO families
no. New YORK.
world Is HAZARD a o on i,ET M IA fr 59
fresh selected Iivers by CreswelI Hazard g. of New
have taken prefer it 70 All others Physisaus
have decided it superior 70 amy Of the other che
JoUyIN's In5orous Kid Glove Cleaner restores
solied gloves eq5a to ne" For sale by druggists and
Wei Co. New York
IIsLEY's PHILoTQEEN is an established. war
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RoBEsON AND ROACF.

From tie New York Sun.l
Those vino think It practicable to
whItewash George "a Robesou will do
well to study the detailed history of his
transactions 10 machine tools with John
Roach, as given from the official dccu-
ments in another part Of this paper
When the war ended the Navy De-
partmentbad a large contract with Roach
to furnish machine tools for various
Navy Yard Workshops lie had already
been paid over Il hundred thousand doll
lars on this contract, and lad not vet
delivered any of the OILS though some
of them were flushed. EGbeson-with
whom Roach always seems ia do just as
be hkes-says he determined rot to have
the contract completed, because the
Department. did nos want the tools, and
so he was willing to pay Roach for
oancelling it. They struck up bargin
between them. Robson paying sum
which made, with the former pay
ments, S273 500 in mo ey, and getting
from Roach $3.50 worth of tools
This having been done, Robson not
long after bought of Roach, at full prices
a large quantity Of these re5y same tools
which he had payed Roach SO iarishy
70 keep. The documents we publish show
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26

The FoUSDEY Some time ago we
noticed the fact tha5 our young and en-
terprising fellow citizen, Davil Parran,
was pntting up foundry on Market
street., near the N. s. G. Il. Il. MIR
Parran, has so far completed his arrange
ments as to be IN readiness to receive
orders from all who may need anything
in his Iine. On Wednesday last, while
moping around home from the results
Of an ugly case Of severe indisposiaion,
we heard the wherr Of his machinery.
aad on walking down to lis building
found al hands as busy as bees handling
and managing the first blast, which
we sincerely hope, may prove the initial
OF thousand of others and long and
prosperous career for the vide awake,
cooIheaded proprietor One Of the
new features which Mr.. Parran has in
troduced Is a deep well pump, from the
house Of Browne & Browne, u st,
Memphis. This pump is a novelty in
this section, and supplies the boiler and
engine with an ample supply Of water
from a depth of j5 or 60 feet with case
and regularity. Those of our citizens
who admire energy, pluck, genuine in
dustry and usefulness stould go to the
New Foundry and see a sample worthy
Of unlimited support. Would we had
a thousand such young men in Harde.
man county as DaYid Parran. We wish
him unb6uEded success
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chat these purchases have certainly
amounted to over S6S, 600. but these
documents shoE only what Robson has
bought Tor two OF the Navy Yards, and
= rs net known whether this is the
whole or neG
hese facts are proved by Ccngression-
al reports and bills and receipts on file
n the Treasury Department The evil
dence establishing them is Among that
which Dir. Dana sought to produce be
lore the committee; bat tie lchicUashing
m1g5ortty Of that body rcoHld not a,io5g
Tan to PIT H. Perhaps, however, the
people, the iinal tribunal may be willing
to give il the attention it deserves
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
Original Attachment.
State Of Tennessee, H1'de15aa Comfy
Bills & HiU DO S,~,,sl ll,-...,1

State Of Tennessee, H4ydea5au Comfy.
Bills & Hill u.s. Samuel Bancal.
Ia this cause, it appearing bgafIdavit
that the defendant, samuel Baucal is
justly Indebted to the plaintiff, and has
abseUnded and left the State, 50 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served
on him, ana an original attachment hav-
Ing been levied On his property aud re
turned before me, it is there fore ordered
that a copy Of this order be published
Tor Tour consecutive weeks in the }5iivar
Bulletin, newspaper published in Boli>
var Tennessee, requiring the said sam
kanea. 70 appear befsre me at my Office
IN Bolivar on the lS,h day Of May, 1872,
and make defense 20 said suit against
him,or it. viii be proceeded with ez parte.
Z. II. ANDERSON, J. 7. IL. G.
April 10, i~72 tvs
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DR. RADwAY'S
PERFECT PURGATJVE PILLS.

perfectly tastelcE. elegantly ted with gum
&C. regulate. uslif. ciean5aad strengthen HAD
ri lis, tie ail ds1rl
Iiver. Bsseis kidaeys. Bladder. Evrv5as diseases.
Headache. t1ustf affIu tYeress digestion. Dye
rorsia B3lsuts5. Billions Fgvgf. -E4aali0n Of ths
Bowels Plies. aud all of Internal
fisesra- Warranted o. eject positive cure Pnrefy
Vegetable. coutaiuag mercury, minerals delete
drugs
as-OLservs tEe following symptoms resalfinz r-sr,
Di.4r.lelE fl she Digestive Organs
Cs -fip4tir Inward Piles TuiincEs Of the Blood i'm
the head. AelIty q she stomach. Nausea HszItbura
Dis-ust of FOOD f.u.csz Weight iu thc - 1a6en.
scar hrac atoH- sinking attsriuE the pt Of Ee
stomach. : eiIaiIg q -1 head. HGrluI aud DifeuIt
breathing.
a lev 1azsg % I.ADWAY-s PILLS uiIl. free ts
e. s.sil from ail taa above named arEsr5. Pre- Is
ccnfE rcrhls. SOLD FL BHUGIaF-
READ FALSE AND TETE T" send enc I-t-rr
san r. liADWhf Co. 10. ~ 81 den Lane he.r
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NEWsPfPEF DECISIONS

Any Ter,os who takes paper regularly from the
EST 0nce-vheihsr directed 70 ms another or
ns,Asr he las subscribed Hotis sespoaslIs for the
pay.
= II person orders his paper discontinued he must
Payal arrearagas. the publisher may continue send
gal payment is made. and eolleet che whole amount,
whether it is taken from TIE Once CT not
p The courts have decided that refusal to taRe nevs-
papers and periodicals from she rest Oace removing
and leaving them urcal-sd fr Sc Fr- faee evidence o.;
EterfforsI f-s-4.
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viii pay in cash the highest market
price for Dry Hides, Green Hides, Mink
skins, Coon skins, Chickens, EEes But.
ter, Geeswax, TaIow, and all kinds Of
Country Produce. / also want cattle and
sheep on foot, fer which viii pay q GOOD
price Cali and see me before selling
elsewhere g. 3 SWINEBkOAD,
Next door % the Bulletin Qgi~f, south
side # the public sau.re. 5aaI-tf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
R. & N R R.

We are pleased to learn that the road
now being built from Ripley, Miss to
Middleton, on the NJ. & c. Il. II, in this
county, is AL right side up, and that
the cars will be running on the same by
the first of September next. Now for
the 80 mile gap from Middleton via
Bolivar to Denmark
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26
Competition the Life of Trade.

Having foil stock IF FURSITuRE. which I get
direct from the Manufacturers by the load feel
eoiapetaat to successfully eoEPate with any hru
tabiishHleHt IN the state.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-26

COUNTV CoNvENTIoN. Citizens oF liar
deman should bear in mind the impor-
lance of attending the Convention which
is called to meet at the Court House il
this place tomorrow. Come up, gentle.
men, and take hand in a movement in
which you are interested. Our county
must be repl esented at Nashville on the
9th. A candidate for Governor is to be
nominated, and other important business
transacted in the State Convention.