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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26
Srtuuas Oe5esc Der Ser. e t. aten

QBes,s Mbonnenten lire 3ettung ntdt abbeltel-
lert 70 wirD anesnommsu, pab e otelelte fort5ube'
tslteu toinlGen.
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QDsnn sbonurnten unterlalen, tbrs 3et'unget
von Der po1oijcs atsubolen> 10 Inb (e baTnr Der
aa4porth, bis lie ibre sanie Nednnn8 ec5ab!t
uno bic ;3ctuns abSslteQt baben.
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IL bescbien. .,
3e,tun9eu lno in be,n Gounts> wp fe gcorudt
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, 1872-10-28
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 27.-The Sections OF the Cortes
have authorized the introduction, on Monday,
Of resolutions for the imprisonment OF Senior
Basasta and the members Of his Ministry.
The Committee Of the Cortes has agreed to
make favorable report on the resolution to
abolish capital punishment for political offences,
which was defeated last week in the Senate.
The debate On the Army bill continues to oc-
cupy the time OF the Cortes.
Petitions have been received by the Govern
ment asking for the establishment OF an Anglo
Spanish bank in London.
, 1872-10-28
HOUSEKEEPING.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
S1R: Your article on Housekeeping, +" in last
Sundays TRIBUNE, interested me very much.
am q housekeeper Of nine years standing, and
though began with very slender amount OF
real knowledge,-as almost all women who make
any pretensions to education ~ do,-still,
think I could answer all your questions intelli-
gently. But have to confess that the stock
pot is still mystery, although have, at sew
eral periods in my career, made vague attempts
to perpetuate it. Who will tell me what
"stock-pot " is, and how it is managed? I fancy
should know how to use its savory results If
could get at them, for I know we'll enough
what thin soups and tasteless grayies are.
So far as servants are concerned, I often feel
that am better off than most Of my neighbors,
for have learned to select good ones, and to
keep them q reasonable time. The secret, 30
far as know it, lies mainly in the Golden Rule.
Besides that, am thoroughly convinced that,
since absolute perfection is 80 rarely met in the
upper class, it is folly to look for It in the lower
These two suggestions, I think, embody all the
cures there is for the servant-glrl evil.
housekeeping without shred Of practical knowl-
there ought to be, in all large citieH,
Hoasekeepsrss+ maat dnatltat9a ana axcEanae TneFe
houBekcepeTa m1Gnt Wctt auu oAeAaHqo
views. 1 am sure much good might be done IN
that way. It ought to be Christian institu-
ton. having in view the good Of servants as
we'll as mistresses,-that is, the good OF the
whole family.
lam going to close with practical answer to
your questions about the sayory economicaa sup,
per for hungry man. have just tired II, and
T will warrant it to extract all the crossness from
m over-tried, hungry husband, and make MN
lust as sweet and tractable as be used to pc IN
those blessed country days which We housekeep-
ers all 80 we'll remember, and are as apt to num-
Der among our IS mercies past" That IS, It WI
do Ill this with proper accompan'ments on Inc
part Of the wife.
Take the remnant Of acold boiled leg OF mutton,
or Of roast of beef shave it into thin slices
season, and add, if you like it: an onion chopped
fne or pinch Of sweet herbs. Put This on q
baking dish, and pour over the gra7y,.lt you
have any; if not, q little water, butter, anq
! flour. (Here is where tue 'etock-pot Woula
come in.) Then take hot boiled potatoes ;maen
fine; add little milk and salt, Or Or butter: to TO
soften them into smooth paste, which lay over
the meat. Then put tho dish IN the oven, ana
bake nice brown.
The man Of the house, if he is seuHlble per
son,-as Of course he is,--win eat it WIN 3. .
relish delightful to behold and, if he isn't
bear, he viii give his wife kiss before he lea7ea
| the dining-room. ~
| Oct. "a, 1879.
, 1872-10-28

1t is aaid that, when the Pope heard OF
Pere Hyacinthes marriage, he gave expression h;ao
to his feelings and surprise after this 1ashl9n ha
"The Saints be praised the renegade 13I nas
taken his punishment into his own hands, Inc
ways Of Providence are inecrutable."
Since Ralph Waldo Emerson eailea TOT t5at IT.
nromptiv after the fire which destroyed hls
house, offers we're made from mora than qne OF
bis 1riends who would have deemed IT. I an 11noe tbeos
Mr.. Emerson felt bound to disaproint. lmme,
diately upon this, Judge Hoar, who nfo.mea ona "a
him Of the fact that parties whose names are 70
remain unknown had deposited in a neighborlng
bank generous sum of money to the credit OF
Mr. Emerson aH trustee: that nobody but hin- m
self could draw it and that the purpose Of tne
is restored. No doubt, the Judge administered
the further needful advice on the execution !. Of
trusts and equity powers generally and Lett the
der on lis new responsibility. Meantime the
donors names renaln in gre1nio jadlcss.
, 1872-10-28
CHATTEI. MORTGAGE Sale,

gether with good win, etc. al auction Monday morning.
Oct an q o'clock, At 1oseuth eosi,tis
Also an the hoqsehod furniture due black walnut bedt
3sts Kitchen EtQves crooxe1J, and all nezry
GEDRGE HARTMAN. Copst&bles
, 1872-10-28
TAiY,

ITALY.
ROME, Oct. 27.-The italian Parliament has
been conyoked for Nov. 20. An order will be
issued rearransing and enlarging the military
districts Of the Alps, and strengthening the gar
riaons.
BG1SDTsr, Italy, Oct. 27.-The Grand Duke
Nicholas, OF Russia, embarked ho1e to-day for
Greece.
, 1872-10-28

Grand total. b1 II
Last Sunday there we're but ten arrests in the
city up to the same hour-half-past 10 o'clock.
VIOLATIONS OF THE ORDINANCE
reported at the different police stations up to
o'clock this morning: Armory, 10; Cottage
Grove Station, i; Twenty-second Street Sta
ton, z; Archer Avenue ststien q Madison
12: Union Park Station, l; Chicago Avenue
Station. 16; Dearborn Street Station, 8; North
Avenue Station, no report; Webster Avenue
Station, no report North Branch Station, no
report. Total, H..
, 1872-10-28
HAVANA LOTTERY.
R0Yd Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

Drawing takes place every II days. Orders filed prizes
cashcd and information furnished Highest rates paid
for Spanish bank notes. gold, silver, and Government
bonds We have no agents in the United States. TAY-
LOB CO.. Bankers. Is Wallst.. New York.
, 1872-10-28

It is noticeable fact that the human mortali-
ty in New York during the past week has been
lower than for many months.
, 1872-10-28


one and resulted In the total destruction by fire Of
our city and rendered houseless and homeless nearly
onethird Of our felowctizens, it pleased God that
our beloved church, which we had builded to His
praise at the expenditure Of much labor md treae
ure, and the dear homes Of almost every one Of US,
around which clustered all sweet and holy memories
and hopes, should be included and
WHEREAS, In hour Of sore need and tribulation,
when nil prospect ahead looked blank and dark and
hope tainted within lis, the sympathy Of whole world
1ayished upon LIB, and messages from the ends Of
the earth came in countless numbers like Gods min
latton, encouragement and material aid, while,
Ike Job, We sat among the ashes Of our idols and ept
over our ravished treasures and
WHEREAS, We, the people Of Unity Church, have
beeen peculiarly blessed and aided by kind, consong
messages from tho members of our faith everywhere
and from numberless kind friends Of whom we knew
not, dreamed Of their interest in Us, and have,
moreover, received overwhelming and generous as
sistance enabling us to build again our church, and
meet again in one common religious home, with our
beloved and revered pastor to minister unto us and
WHEREAS, Now that we congregation Of Chris
meet under the Foof-tree Of Holy of Holes,
deem it only meet and becoming to make general
acknowledgment Of our gratitude and lore awakened
Providence, havothus helped us again to be united
family Of qod in our restored Unity Church now
Rcsotred By us, the Congregation Of Unity Church,
! that ne have this day witnessed with re-awakeaed
gratitude and love to the words Of comfort and cheer
sent to us and our dear minister In the hour of our
tribulation and abascnent and therefore record in
these, resolves, that gratitude and love which re
have felt and still do feel overwhelmingly, towards
the senders of the same and be it further
Resolved, That will have such selection OF the
various and numerous letters and messages prlntea
in pamphlet, for distribution among US rs will Keep
the memory Of them and Of the senders green among
aud our children and chdren's ch1dren, untc
remote generations, and that will hare the 9r,g,'
posted among the archives Of our church, anu IN
further
the leading papers Of this country and England ano
to the religious pape1s Of our denomination iQr pu0u
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
Death on the Rail.


1t becomes our painful duty to chroni-
Gle most sad and lamentable accident,
if such it can be called which took place
near the northern limits Of the corpora
ton last Friday night, that resulted in
the death ola young unmarried man by
the name OF William Stanton, formerly
Of Staunton, Va, and who for short
time, had been in the employ Of our fell
low.citizen, J. H. Hill, who resides on
The north side of Hatchie river.
On the day above mentioned, Mr. Stan
ton was IN town, making small purchases
in the WY Of sugar, coffee. pocket-
knives, etc, and late in the evenir G
started for his home taking the railroad
track. PROFESSIONALLY he had been in,
dulging in strong drink, and when near
the residence Of Mr.. G.. w Swinebroad,
Just beyond the big treste, laid down on
the track, and went to sleep In a few
moments the north bound freight train
came laundering along on down grade,
and the engineer discovering something
on tut bAdGh IAOWG0 0OWn DAdhSof bAbf
alas, too late On rushed the ponder
GUS train, and the unknown object, in
the gloom of the fast approaching night,
was beneath the pilot The train was
stopped as soon as possible, and a search
was made. The body of the unfornate
Stanton was found The heel of the
right foot had been cut of; the left arm
mash ed to atoms, while the lower bowels
were forced outward and the right hip
terribly crushed. of course, life was
extinct The humane conductor of the
train had the corpse placed on one OF
the cars and then backed up to the
depot, where the body was left. Soon
as possible Jury OF Inquest was organ
ized, with DIR. d. J. Newbern as fore
man, and verdict was rendered in &C
cordance with the above facts.
No effects Of Importance being found
on the dead mans person, the remain
were inferred in decent style at the ex
pense of the county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
~ COIIecfOn..

For Tax Collector.-We are author
lied to announce j. l. SIMPSON, of the
1lth District, candidate for the office
of Tax Collector of Hardeman county.
For Tax Collector. We are author
lied to announce the name of ELI
MOORE, of the Sixth District, as a can
didate for the Office of Tax Collector of
Hardeman county. Election first Thurs
lay in August
Fer Tax ColIeetor.-W are author
lied to announce the name of J. T. BOW
DEN as a candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector of Hardeman county. Election
6rst Thursday in August. I-
For Tax CoIIetor-We are. authorized
to announce the name of 4 b. CRANE
of the 18th district, as a candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector of Hardeman
county. Election first Thursday in Au~
gust. s0R,i' sssf'5
For Tax ColIector.--We are author
lied to announce the name Of 2. l..
VERNON, of the 18th district, as a cans
didate for the office of Tax Collector of
Hardeman county. Election first Thurs
day in August
w. F. Roberts Of the 18th civil dis
triet authorizes US to announces him a
candidate for the Office of Tax Collector
of Hardeman county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 NEW BEAUTIFYING AGENT.-Au IDENTIFIES
had thelr drawbaeks, until Sslubrious Bark Of the
perfe the fragran Sozodon the most deghtfai article
Tor the teeth thai brush was ever DIPPED into.
"oHILDREN's LIVES SAVED FOR FIFTY
taken BY Dr. Totias TsSasia5 In GneHf T Wsg
60 cures DiarrhGa Dysenssry G;is 5sra Tbrost an, a.
Burns, agd External Pains. Sold by the Druggists
Depot 10 Park Place. New York
. VENUS herself would not have been more beautiful If
her complexion had been bal If beauty is skin deer
it is necessary to secure and that part Of it, and
ladies stead Of rssertF 70 paints and powders should
proof feeble digestions torpid Fero viatod blood
is safa. sure. and eaectual remedy. --.1 :.
.BURNETTS COG AINE--No oils. neither per
mades or 2e'h9e waShss-foTTsigP or d9Wessie lean
sBShGs the haiT rs5{ y il ths s9ays j, nsF Life
sexes. old and young. so
TRAITS ASTRAL oJL.-RIore accidents occur from
using unsafe ills. than cm Steamboats, and Railroads
confined over 100000 families continue to bLr Pratts
Astral ~ ano 20 accldenSsq reety or indirectly have
occurred from bur storing, or handling It. Oil
Holse Of has. Pratt, Established 1910, New York
CAEJLISA.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE. soft smooth an d clear skin
Is produced by using G. w. Leirds "BlQgm Of Youtl-'
1t removes tan, freekles, sunburns and all other
liant and Beautiful Sold at aif dr1ggists This pre-
Paraton Is entirely free from aay material detrimental
TO health.
JUST THE REMEDY NEEDED-Thanks to Mrs
IeFed sIeepess nights Of painful Watching with
poor, suffering children. 10
FOR DYSPEPSIA: Indigestion. depression Of spirits
aud general debility in their various ms also as
preventative against Fever aud Aguc and other
militant feyers The FerrO- Phosph0r Exir of Casaya
mad by Caswell Hazard & Co. New York, and sold
BY all druggists is the best tonic and as tonic FIR
patients recovering from fever oh sickness il has
equal rr-|F f
RISLEYfS GENUINE GOLDEN BELL COL
OGkE WATER according 20 original forsnula of
Provost Paris long and favnrahy known to the Gus
toners aYland, uGra and Risen aud their branch
ehes. fne permanent Fragrance is made by
H w Risey and the trade supplied by his successors
Morgan Risley. WhOlesale Druggist New York.
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DERThe best article for cleaning and preserving the
the tn and gums. Sold by all Druggists Prieo p
and 50 cents per bottle f. q. Wells Co, New
York.
CARBOLIC SALVE uenequalled as Healing com
pound. Physicians recommend It as as the won
derful remepY known. Price 25 per box
John +. Henry. sole proprietary College Place New
York. $50 ~. .r
CHBISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.--Th:s magnificent
compound is beyond contingency the safest and
the Hair uniformity color elasticity
Mandatory, 6S Maiden Lane New York g s
SVAPNIA ii Opium purified of its sickcning poison
qualities It Is perfect anodyne net producing
headache constipation OF bowels, Is the with
othe preparation ofopiun- John Farr. Chemist New
York .-t .- -..t-r-f-r.H I.r.-. -.-.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
County trustee.

For Trustee We are authorized to
announce the name Of WILLIAM
SMITH as a candidate for the office of
County Trustee of Hardeman county
Election firrt Thursday in August
For Trustee. are authorized to
announce j. C. SAVAGE Of the 10th civil
district, candidate for the Office of
Trustee Of Hardeman county at the en-
suings August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
7. GRAHAM a candidate for the Office
of Trustee of Hardeman county. .I
For Trustee-We are authorised to
arnOpnce j. L. FLETCHER, of Bolivar
candidate for the office of Trustee of
Hardeman county.
We are auth orized to announce JACK
T. JONES candidate for the Office of
Trustee of Hardeman county.
For Trustee are authorized to
announce the name of WILLIE FORT
as a candidate for the Office Of County
Trustee of Hardeman county. Election
first Thursday in August, 1872
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26

The WAig and Tribune of last week
is jubalent over the fact that owing to
the good feeling existing between the
Directors of the NJ & K r. r. and the
commissioners of the n s. J. t. r. there
is every reason to believe that the latter
road will built but carefully omits to
mention any such hope for the former
road, Is this not little selfsb2 Would
it not have been more in keeping with the
true state of the case for our jackson
contemporary to have said that a trunk
line from Somerville to Memphis had
been agreed on and that both the roads
spoken of above, in all probability,
would soon be built? r
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26

We are pleased to see that Col. NJ. T.
Polk is before the people for the honor of
representing them in henext Legislature
The ColoneTs physical condition makes
it impossible for him to visit or cali upon
the people before the time appointed for
holding the convention, (Angust 9Th }
but we hope his friends will come forward
and give him the nomination. We have
known the Colonel long and we are sure
the interest of the people and county will
be safe in his hand. His announcement
appears elsewhere.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
au NOTICE

The following articles are always KEEP
put up ready for sale, and we wish it dis
tiactly understood that our medical prep
eTations are put up for the sick from
good material, and not second or tbIre
class adulterated medieines-whicn ara
sold only because of the profit on the
Bottle or Package. We viii give advice
to any person at all times in their use.
Our business is selling medicines and as
such, we have educated ourselves to our
pursuit.
We have a full line Of he following:
Caster OIl, Laudanum,
Sweet Oil, Paragoric,
Turpentine, Hive Syrup,
Ess. Peppermint Tinct. Iron,
Tinct. Nitrate Of Iron, Quinine,
Cream Tarter, ChlorolOrm,
Soda, Blue Mass,
Dovers Powders, Liniments,
Cough Syrup, Pills,
Oils and Ointments, Powders
Family Receipts and Pysician's Pre-
scriptions correctly prepared, with the
very best medicines Call and see US
Respectfully
}. II. LARWILL & co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26

We clip from the Lawrence Journal
the following items:
Last Saturday at the Wayne Furnace
difficulty took place between VIM.
Scott and Mr.. LaRue, about the PosN
session of an ore bank, in which Scott
was stabbed and killed by LaRue's son
lad twelve years ofage.
Another man named Reeder was bad
iy cut up in tho fray, and it is thought he
will not recover. LaI2ue and his sons
escaped. The latter ere arrested a day
or two after in Hickman County. AT
the last accounts the old man was still al
| large.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-26
CARD.

TO the Voters Of Hardeman, and my Jet'
toao Citizens an general
GENTLEMEN
You are doubtless aware of the fact
that /, Ike many others, am candi~
date for Office and an humble petitioner
for your support
My physical condition is such that l
cannot canvass the county in person,
otherwise would do so, for am one of
those who believe IN the old axiom elf
yeu want any thing done send if you
want it well done, 90 yourself" never :
theless, under all the circumstances, L
have the determination to aspire to the
position of County Trustee, and if sue
cessful in the popular race, will endeavOr
to discharge the duties of the Office with
credit to myself and satisfaction 10 the
people Hoping that you, kind reader
may ever be cOnsijerate and not over
look the honest and well grounded n.
tsoticns of the undersigned.
lie remains your most
Humble Servant
JACK. T. JONES.
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