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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
Siea Der @iGcnfhaft.


Nfanfer 2eer bat oieIeibt i6on offers iii.
glGubig ben Sopf geIdiitte!t, tp,nn er be ar.
gabe be5 Signal=S iireaus iiber bas in ben
nd9fteu "a Stuuben Al erparteuoe @ettel
las. Iber biele GOrauSiagen fiub aui biz
Senntn;B be9riinSet, tuie bas Setter in ben "a
Stunoen oOrber i'm ganSen 0anoe uor. 81.
Stattoren Su msteorolosliden 8eobadtunseu
iinb ilber 0as game &anoe Dertbeilt ul,b ieOer
Sag wiro Worsens urb Nafmitta9s cine
&arte berausge9eben unb ben 3eitun9en &C.
sugelAldt, lporiit an9egeben iIlb Der Sbermo@
merter> unoV arometeritu nb, bte0fihtunQ bes
Winbcs, oh bellies ODER tribes 0ett.r on
ieOer Der plelen Stationen inn 0anoe in ben
lebten "a Stunben.
4uf oieien Sbatla6en nun beru6t bic 4n=
gabe Don senl 81 erpartenoen Wetter. Dies
itro aliO felne Eropbc5eiuusen, ioroern mad
%feItel1, ourh lange Veoba4tun9 erprobten
Jtegeln auf9eitelte Standardization,
oeren &i9ti9teit iid fat tdslld berpdbrt,
unb Welte bel midItigen @etterfrilen unb
Ienberungen Der Semperatur idon nit En-
itauullder Si9erbett pieIelben uoraus9eia8t
babeu.
9aB bieie ansaben einen aroBeu praftiId.n
gSertb fir Iderbau urb Shitifabrt baben,
lte9t anf Der 9ane. Sor ben lesterS erbfitirz
men bat oas Sigual.g iireau oielelben lduaer
alS "a Stunoen uOrber perfiinbet, unb LIBERAL
i'm garsen Sanoe murbe oieie @orausIaauna
betannt gemaht. Sic S9ifer all ben Siiltea
uno auf ben See'n nnb ebenlo Die, meld)e in
ben 9afen f6 81 iiberieeiiden 8eiien rii.
Iteteu, murben baour9 bel 3eiten 9erparnt;
uiel un9liif muroe perbiitet, uno nod mebr
fpllree perbitet moroen iein, tpelln man
ilberaa Die @arnuus geb6rig sewiroist
bGtte.
Gtnell llelte,l Sriunlpb bat Der Signatbienif
an IL. October 9efeiert. Im Otor9en Des 10.
Sftober lparnte ndntlif be. @etterberltt bic
GARNER I'm N%oropeteu. am VtilItiippi uno
Sblo Dor perl@ tntrttt besSroiteS, unb am II.
Sftober trat oerlelbe in lenen @e0eno pirf-
lid elm. Sarnler unb @drtner batt,u boz
NIT bel i3elten bic Rabnuns erbalten, ihr.
S~orfebruu9eH 81 %trsffen, mas ben Sfub sarz
ter @end6ie, SGume ooer bas Ginbrinaeu
bon 8elofriibte: betraf, bic feinem 6roit
8ioerltano lciften fOnnen. Sb man Der
8aruus LIBERAL Die gebDrise auimerfiamfe,t
uuo 8iiroisung gei6enft bat, lit cine Srage.
Secenfaas miro man lett e%rfennen, oaB
es wohl 9eratben 1T, 9as t%initisbtn au
tbur.
Sc LANCER bieier Sisnaloiena i'm Gang 1T,
le 9riti1Dltdler bic @rfabrungen itnb, pelde
man babel iiber bic uerjdieoenen 8etterer.
%itetnnnaen, @inori9tungen in alien ein,el,
men Sheilsn oes2anoes ma6t, OeltO nlebr ,pirb
man iiber Die suSrunoe lis9enoen 8ebiusun.
gen aufseflart werber. Diit Der 3eit piro man
earans gang beftlmmte@ iuihten iiber bic bsrr-
l4snoe 3emparatur uno bic 8eseln oes @it.
tsrun9S: We6Ieis iibsral M Qaube erbalten.
Dtes lptro tir bic Wiienidaft Der 0ietrolosie
9roBe Jfelll'ate %er5telen, aber aud fir oas
game sanO, nanlentlid fir bic @eiunobeits.
pfiegs. ben Aderbau uno bic Sbiffa6rt, bic
Snoufrte unb ben Sanoel bon sroBem prafti.
i4sn @srtb iein. (Dsm.)
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g~eriammlnngs- Mn3etget.
Der Saltimcrer GeSenfbaft
fur Die
S~erbeRerung Der Cane her @rmen.

Die rsselmdsise gerismmluns Der SeriuoIter tuirb
in eieiem Biirsau, Nr. "a, xseRs fapettes. oitlio
BON Der Sonioanfrase. Rcutaa, ben Fl. Ottob.r,
absnfs y s ubr, itattfinoen.
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NismnrcF III eimnefrn6enI

gu meiner qro6en 9uslpabl Don Seien uno uroeren
Set3= Qpparaten III nod Der neuefe, 6tIte uEo btQigfte
"Bismarck Range" btrSueefommen, iopie 8u ben
6Gusb4lt @erGtRidaiteu lrtiG i~mpOrtirte Borisl0ns
uHo Slaspanren.
GbeCs mo GSoibisruice ron $3.50 gu $50.
@. Hgiotmdnn,
t20l-2l SIR. 50, gioro.@ utaru trdRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19

OeS &6nigs 8art. - &onis Qmos
bens bon Spanieu bot ii n4euBerftes g.tban,
um ftd ais Spanter su ermeiien, er bat bas
Spfer gebradt, bas emit Der uuOestagss@e
ianote b. gismard bel ieinsr Serieeung naf
PETERSBURG fi4 auferlegte, INN Dem &aiier
9ifolas woblaefaais gu eridsiuea, er bot fi6
ben Bart, b;r ia in Der iapopiiden S0nigsfas
Mile befanntlih cine 10 groBe &ole ipiett,
total a%brafirt. DEM 10 mill es oas@eremoniei
BON Iraulue3, uno 10 liebt Der 5panier lei.
men Serrider gu ieben. 9lber ber9iebe Miib'
lpar umionff = ielbft bic oiisieufsn 8erifte
fSnren ftd nift perbeblen, baB bic aufiabrt
bes 80niss 5ur Gortes= @r6iuung, melte an
einem Sonntase burd bic belebteiieu Stra.
Ben fattfanb, cine nur al5u lane aufnabme
BON Seiten oes Solfes sefunbsn bat. @s lit,
heiBt eS in Mabrioer 8eri9ter, uibt eininal
Ib~neisung, bic Der frembe tSerr beruorruft,
es 1T nur nod bic slei6siltisfe Neuaier,
Uie lanse er's pobl nod i'm 9anbe ansbaIten
fnprNo
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Secth0UeRz WiGn aerdlOr.

%S Ry |tultbStuOA%
&sSH Die yiit9lt,bG oGs genGuntCu SereIns lpeTs
ocn criudt, nd Iablr,th an Den abeno : I'm,
tetbdltuugCu Bu bctbetlt9gu- 4tC eIne fin5et TAFT am
2O. 0.tObtr (QniuHg 8 u5r i'm SsrclrslofalC,
Sdc Der SonoitrGBe unC 9aHtoasAperue, UNI lernrrs
BIN aue 5lUCI &oUen. (2jU-l)
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Muf9epaet!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Der rGermania-eose ssr. "a. rs. ,. 6. s.
sibt oen 6trrn gpirtben sur Rahribt, bn5 am RUns
tag, ben 2t. Sftober, VI eno II M 10 lbr, bel
5rn. 9. 2ors, Ir. e. Siibs Sreeerifitrake, bic
Bar u. |. ~. on Den Meitbittenben ~uerfauft iuirb
ilr oen 8aa, pelher BON Der pgermaNta=eoae SIR.
"a. u. S.tb. y. b." mOEtng, ben IL. Rooember
1872, in ben 81 G N : u embIp . 81 ooms 8"
Musemeinen Dentfben5ufpitaI 6oneS ~neriusnsa
bst lperoen iol.
Silete gu oisiem Sotle iino bel ben untsrJet6n.ten
Serren, reip- Pldsen Su bahen:
s.. Safieucamp, Yfr. 70. Sanootrrr.;
u. b. Dlisel. SIR. 9, Si0<@utaUtr.;
rUlenanics=Sa1e," gBeft- Sauettsfr.;
s. 9ors, Nr. 2, SioS5rcoeridtr.
rarbetter : SaGe," SUB : 5reOeridfrase, bel 3rn.
Gdleeel.
sun auftrnse BEG gorFtenesn
$. 3IDk:
l25Q-2) q. @Uiers Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19

Der 81 mani auptreIn q +. TO-"
bat ft6 gu Gner Witt9lteDer 3uirieben6sit ON DIT.
ouiseIoit uno iol Ereitas, cen 25. Dftober, bel u.
Saneer. vi. 1874, SbGrpfraBc, Gin reuer oe9rinret
%tpereen, tposu ale &ispRaber tinaslaoen fiu0. SIN
guird9: Or. Reirner,
81. Gamer,
(2J1) Suhonu B1eu.
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6Qmntpn's beaetabiliid1e Siuftur

Sas beriibmte 4r3neizWiittel, beBeust our1 uniere
beten Ginruopner, WbeumatIsmus, Dpsptpiia, Sctoz
lula, Suiten, Herucnfranfbeiter, ale iuelbltd1enSranfz
Aeiten. Dtan itebe Die 3eusnine. gu BADEN tei alien
Dro9uiiten Su 81 per Slaide.
S6omion 2tlp & @onlp. unb %. s.. Sropn Il
Sruoer, 4eenten iur Den @roGbanbel. SGupts
Birean: Str. y, SiiezSbarlesftr.
%. xS. Wppbrap, Gi8entbimer.
(Eehr. %, 12Ditet&ip, 2.p,D
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SQttOeretne &c,
McSnnnuahz8 auherrin.

Dt, sfU cite Ginsablung Hnbet am udbfen Gpn.
nerhos in 81. 9roGfopf's Ode Gbaie- uuo U7cz
Bauperein aaidlisBeu mouen, itnb etneelaoen. Nnz
tbelle $1U0. B6Gentlite 8eitrdas 20 Gents.
6eo. s. g8iftis, 4lGi.;
SEQ. Strobr eber, ShaBm.;
(o5t 81 cnh n r&uI+., Cot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
Nene Mn3eigea.
9lusfnnft tpirb perIanat.

% erausfunlt iber Die 1919 pong irs burg, Sapern,
na6 gmerifa aussepGnbsrteu SUfepbine Rpfer
unS 9biIippine Sabn, gRitttue, 9eborene 0oier,
bic f6 ansebli6 in Baltimore nieberseloffen BADEN
ionen. sebsn Tam. lit sriudt, oapon in Der Gxp. ..
81. an5sise gu MAIDEN, (24S-60
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Smperialseanbz unb Seiat @eicalduft

Sureau sfr 4, ct. 9auI&rake,
unter Der % a n y aItimore,
incOrporirt i'm Suli 1872.
900;
B~eamten:
Sobn 6Ienn, Grdi
S5entlep g. Sibb, BicezBrdi.;
e. 90. aeulp. getretar;
GbG6. 3. SmiIb, Sdasmeifsr;
z. HSGuis Slafifpne, solicitor,
9irettorium:
Sobn Glenn, Shos. Il. Guren,
8eutlep s. Bib, 6. .. Suntina,
%. a.. Hone1, 9eor9e gB. 8Toofs,
Sobn Ahern, Gba5. +. Smitb,
9enru %. TpioH, Sames q. Serbert,
Anleibeu peroen semaht uno Sisentbum sefGuft.
unterseidnunsen ffr Ittien uRroeR i'm . Hreau
osr SefeIIf6Gftoon Ebos. S. @arep
i'm Siireuu Der ,Yeabobp. 5euer@S ri iberunss:@er
ielihait." BON 9. D.. DupaIG i'm Bureau Der
"Senn 0iutual'Qebens : Seriiherunss> 9sieIidait,"
pom 8. Y. 10 oRtagus i'm 9lreau Der ~Sbortr.
@ebens: Seriit sruugs : @eie1idait," 9amraion
& 9 IN b, Yidtler, yir. 8, Soutbirase, iople
aud in ben SireGus Der oeri6ieoenen Drsttoren ent-
9egengenommGr. 9sutih miro seipIobeu.
(Sept.1i,l2UiD
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nnterbaltaugen.

Is SrOntltr. sSbeatre Gomiane.
49, Ssm: Y CHM. Slq.uttimsrnus EtrsttOr.
2Seiterr netr pStrrne!"
3usitc uro lstte 1Bods Der
r%eisenpen cubanif6en supple
IaSsmOiiens gaoosnaJsns
MGI'e o @SIis
Der eubanii6en soGv5e f Der cubOnIi9en spIvbs
lueIte in iprLr 9rosattissn bramattFrtsu essense:
d az Sauberi6ttt"
uber
"Gas @emsgcI pom Ecip"
o%uitritt; BARN iutrt ie 0let RoQer Durd uno eEeeli
ltt onrb ttreH bred ali d. TN SdbeGtampmlt
"GS OILY (NtH. g. Y BrGncel.
Cries aultTetsn eer unrrrStdten S9tttti9ubiebSeT
NHSin s 6cR.
8ie berilbnlten, rob rtdt ubeItlOfeRsH Rraib,
@elan9sz uHo GanSIunfier
9SalterS & Morton.
Dds beSauhtrGoe 6ee'HzSaQct
rSie SIHmtn FER Sdyonbeit,s
tuorin bic sra5ioie cate 3in5eriu
ArdHl. Joiepbine De Rpfa
uno Die rstesnoe aro6e
SdlIetz5ruppe
~Guftreten.
Sinp Sdrru in neuen Roisu.
Soma tdna in ausgCueblten 9eiGngszgortrd9eu.
Der uuiutoCriiGblIhc Gam Gtpcre IN ucuen etg4
bern nro SlpiihcnlPtCl'n.
50hn @enep IN ieIHeH ttclgeitalttsGH SletnIe-
te,teH.
9is guafpislzqrupp III ncuen Qs~rusramms.
Sum SdluNe ons ~oTctattiae Shuuiuiel:
oDds 3auberfbif"
ooer
.0a8 @emeBel o Scio."
Nltttlpob ugo Breltag Ibeno Yorftelung fir 9amtn,
.Smei 9tadmttugs Sortelungen: Dteuitaes uu6
SOuHuOgnos WC6mtttGus I2A6-5D
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a 8erlanftne &Ige.

H 3uei trdbtiae 9ibe, rire rot5e mo
-aA~zAS- cine gefedte (brindle), Seibc NIT boben
SolRern. ggsr oieielben an Saoib @fiferlims m
@r. Ji5, measifpnf:afe, 5uriidlieiert, ere
tdlt IS Selobnuna. (25f-2)
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Nerheirdfhef.
G5 entfhftef fdnft

Em IA. October burn Batter Seipelein Joisph
$sbranf BON 2anca1er, 3d., nit srdul. Slud
TSiuinSer BON bier.
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Rnr : Grrffginpruun

Die Serren Birtbe, ueide Gan babeh, bic Bar gu
-S%Gliimuser WfeFg"rs%eteins Ser. g." in Der
r9entrdlz9ale" gu it9Isern, lueroen bOhitft Gin9Cla'
heu, ft SonntGs 5fGd)mittGg nm 3 uhr tmSsrs
tanlnlungs : Sofdie bon Souis 2SeUGr ein5l'
finoen.
giiteIteber tuerben oarnui a~uimetiam gema6t. baB
anr ietben 3eit ole otertelidbIlide &brG6nung flats
fubet.
I910-t1 m;p E;o,sA CpFy
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i2lN
Grntrnl : Mhrnnr : 0nnhrrrin CIR.

5euts, 9amffns, 10. D., Nbenoe 48 utr, fineet
Guf oeI Horoofts@de BON Brattz uub &anelfrase in
Srn. Seinrid, Sdbarnt'S 2ofale Die erife SinRobs
lung itatt. Vile. Die f6 ROD Guittiesen ipolen,
iino freuubli9t eineeIGhen.
%. Rarten, Byii.;
IS. Reilenmsbcr, Shotm,;
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Die Von60net y =" pr0pbeSelbt
bic @iebererwdblung @rant's. @er Die pal
tuns bieier 3eituns beobad)tet bat, meiB, baB
ie meber iu ben grobeu, nod gu ben tleinsn
Yropbeten 9ebSrt. 0uielbe Slatt ia9t:
yBir t6unen bas 0~teiultat (?) nift beDau>
crn," uno es unt.rlisst teinem 3rpeiftl, oaB ie
Oariu p6lig aufridtig 1T. Die frommen
@iinide Der @ugldnber, baB Die llnion aus
einanoerfale, baben iit nift erfiilt. Inn 10
ernitlider bofen lie ieet, oaB OieS 2anb inter
Der Serrihaft elmer cOrrupten &egierun9
bleibe uno oaburd in iein,r G%ntipidelung
aufsebalten unO' in ieinsr Strait seldbmt
per6e.
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Soeheu erhaiteT

per 9ampfi6iif s8 altimore" cine Quantitdt
bpudneHd,en SGncoer, Gdltcu SGrIemcr Sells
unb bou. &rdMter uno III u~ertouien bei
s. .2aQte
(249-54) in Rr. 2S5. Cir Nnuffr, |
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Neurr Rnuhrrriu.

Oiebrers Dfitslieoer oes ~Sporz unb Sauuereins
SIR. IT, Die e~eI0nnen itne, eincu neuen BGuperein gu
priInbtn, Iabeu ihre iSreunbe NIB Setannten Gin, Die
iih hiciem 8erein aufbtie6en pollen, aui n6dIteH
DfittmudD, ben %. Sttobsr, i'm 2ofole o.s pm.
@eo. Bed 81 eridspeH. SIN Auirase pieltr Ditts
9lieoer:
(26i-2l tRriurid, n qSpp
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Or. &arl Marr Danbert nj d t
8. Ser angabe 9e9eniiber, baB 0r.
Sarl Warr nit benz @eneralratbe Der SIT
ternationale" mad New=9ort aussuipanDern
beabH6ti9e, erideint ELL ygtnseianbt" in
rOailp NepS," in iuel6em Sr. Uiarr er.
Hart, er bead iidtige uno babe INNER beab=
itdtigt, in 2onbon Su bleiben, nnb er babe
i9on Dor mebrsren Wonaten ieiuen Sreunoen
bier unb auf benz Seitlanbe iein.n feiten gnt@
idluB mitsetbeilt, nidt lan9er Elm Wit9lieo
bes @eneralratbes ODER elmer i~onitisen Ser
waltunssbebSrOe ~ bleiben, pa Inn ieine
wiieni9aftlideu arbeiteu ni6t mebr 9eitat.
teten, ieine 3eit in Sieier gSeiie gu opfern.
@as Die perserrten YreBberi1te iiber ben
9on9reB i'm 9aag anbslanst, 10 ueroe bic
SerSfentli6ung Ses Sibun9sprotofoGes
balO oas @ereoe iiber oieielben sur &ube
brinQen,
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Yrter 9rrrntann,

Deutihe GiaarrenfOrmen Woulds).
Soeben empIan9en er0ampier iber q nsg orf,
etRr 9toBe Ydrtle pom . euti ben @t arreR,
m n (moulds).
So;epb gdr1Scr q Comp,
SIR. 81, @r6anee=Ytnce,
N9GRtgn ilr WiaGulano uu6
OPP Die iiOliden Stuotcn.
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Nltff1hfcr WntnninasNnmhrrcin-
Mrnrr &nnherrin.

Die Mitglieber bieies 9ereirs itno bIermtt aufncz
forbert. Wpntos. Den Al. Off,, mssen @eidditen
in Der 8arianmtun9 gu eri1eiucn.
(25i-2l Iafob 2euerIina, Scr.
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Neae Mn3etgea.
@aiginatun, 8. 6.

go. Simmer. ueIder iir ben 4nsriif nit a6ft
oes &ootlblaaes pon 9eorS Eapiion. Grretirt murn
II nidt 9e0ra Simmer, 9eihfaqhdlter. (25Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29

As succeeded in getting patent
granted me, on the 10th day Of August,
1870 ON Cotton and Hay Presses, and
have manufactured and sold tor the two
seasons past, | now feel fully assured that
can give perfect satisfaction TO all who
may want to purchase 4 Press. will
manufacture and sell at bolivar, Tenn,
for 5000 cash, and guarantee each Press
to work well l will also sell tate,
County and Royalty Rights on good
terms
! claim for my invention over all other
presses this that my gripping blocks
used'in- pressing are cast in solid blocks,
with steel points therein; which grips the
upright iron bar as soon as the power Is
applied, and holds fast As soon - the
power is taken off the blocks will slide
down the bar perfectly losse, ready for
renewal of hold, a virtue which no other
press has The steel points mentioned
can be taken out and put in at pleasure
by any common smith in the country.
The d .r that | use is the common
straight leaver, applied lirect to the grip
ing blocks, which forces the follower
down on the cotton with great fore and
without friction The working of the
gripping blocks on main bars forms q COM
piete rachel as natural as though they
were cast thereon, rendering it safe from
slipping. My follower is run up and
down by rope and windlass, so arranged
as to work very easily.
For further information apply to me,
at Bolivar, Tennessee.
G.. w. SWINEBROAD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29
Text of the Presidents Message


On the Goth the President read to the
Cabinet complete draft of his forthcom.
ing Message to Congress Ee has yield
ed this year, as he did last year, to ad-
vice of experienced politicians and chang
ed its tenor so far as it relates to the
South. lie gives that section passing
mention, praises the wisdom of the en-
fUrcemeGt laws, and aliudes to the disap-
pearance of lawlessncss in the South, as
well as good behavior at the polls in
the November election He hopes for q
continuance of this condition of affairs
although he has no special recommends.
ton to make in behalf Of the South. He
desires that Congress shall do whatever
1t deems wiset IN the interest of the late
rebel States, reiteratiDg previously eX>
pressed sentiment, that he has no policy
to enforce against the wishes of the peo-
pie. The country is felicitated on the
accomplishments under tho treaty of
Washington. Cuba is Lightly passed over;
the case of DIR. HOuard receives but
brief mention. Mexico does not receive
large share Of attention Our relations
with different foreign nations are dispos-
ed of in the usual breif paragraph The
coming Vienna Exposition is commend
ed The Philadelphia centennial is also
spoken Of Our credit at home end
abroad, the efficiency and management
of our foreign and home policy and the
prosperity Of the nation make up the
substance Of the message
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29
Explosion of the Diamond Humbug

Explosion of the Diamond Humbug
San Francisco udvices to the 29th in
slant are to che effect that voluminous
reports by King, Cotton, Bost and Fry,
on the alleged diamond fields, were SUBJ
mitted to the trustees, who resolved on a
! due public expose of the fraud upon them
and the stockholders. No more stock is
to be issued or transferred, aud the cor
poration will be dissolved as soon as prae-
icable
In his report, Clarence King says the
party explored the vicinity of Table Rock,
and found diamonds aud rubies on the
surface in crevices, but in each instance
there was evidence that the soil had been
tempered with. In crevices where there
were no trace Of the work of men, there
were found no sort of precious stones.
Some were found in what were evidently
artificial holes, The conclusion arrived
at by him was that gems exist only in
positions where nature alone caved and
placed them. They do not exist where.
if the occurrences had been genuine, the
inevitable laws of nature would have
placed them; and finally that the fields
have been sailed. The other reports named
corroborate that of Mr.. King.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29
The Negro in the North.

A striking case OF prejudice against
negro blood IS recorded in our Eastern
exchanges. The Woman's Christian As
sociation, of Hartford, Conn, is q cor
poration organized as it's charter states,
for the purpose of advancing the tem~
poral, moral and religious welfare of wo>
man, especially of young women who are
dependent upon their own eXertions for
support The association has associa~
ted IN its management many of the most
philanthropic christian woman n Har +
ford Last week there applied at Is
doors a ''young woman Deepen dent. upon
her own exertious for support" asking
the aid which the Association promised
to extend to such as she-The applicant
was thrCrghly respectable in character
aad every way worthy of assistance; but,
although her complexion was fair and
nothing in her general appearance indi-
Gated a mixture of blood, the Christian
ladies discovered with horror a certain
persistent curl in her hair and a peculiar
ting6 about the finger tips which testified
to a distant faint II the otherwise pure
white descent, and sne Vas forthwith
turned out from the charitable cdifce
with the declaration that the Women )
Christian Association recognized white
women alone. This action of the Direc~
tresseS was sustained by a two third S
vote of the managers, with the explana-
ton that, were cOlOred women admitted
to the benefits Of the Association, offence
would be given the white benefciaries
and the work of the organization would
be interfered with.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29
Cotton Claims.

BY telegraph from Washington we
learn that the Court of Claims is now en-
gagged on the remaining unadjudicated
cotton claims filed within two years after
the declaration of peace. Since the pas =
sage of the proviso referring to the Secs
rotary of the Treasury all claims for cot
ton seized after that date the proceeds of
the sale of which have been paid into the
Treasury 1900 claims have been filed
With the Secretary. The number is go
large that he cannot possibly attend to
them with the particularity they require
hence there is no doubt that Congress
will either provide that they be RENTED
to the Court Of Claims or that they be
examined and settled by special cons
mission.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29
Daring Rnhharv-

From the Aralanchs of last Wednes-
day we clip the following account Of the
doings Of bold and daring robber:
Last night as Mr. w E. Raynor was
going to bed about o'clock at his resiN
dence near ellis Station, some three
miles from the city, he was surprised at
seeing a strange white man in his bed
room The man was of heavy build,
apparently about % years old, and
about 5 feet or 10 inches in hight MIR
Raynor asked: "What do you want ?"
For reply the strange man jumped upon
him, and desperate struggle ensued So
excited was Mr.. Rlynor that he did not
cry out and alarm the household, but the
two struggled violently yet quietly until
finally the stranger with a leap went
through the window into the yard and
ran off in the darkness. Then Mr. Ray
nor found that the man had stolen his
watch, valuable gold enc, purchased
from Mr.. Byrd about two mouths since.
The watch is a heavy double case, and
has the name "W. e. Raynor" engraved
inside. In the melee the thief lost his
hat, medium crown, soft SLOUGH, made
by Wheaton & Co. The initials IL r. "
are written in a large and legible hand,
and are probably those of the thief Mr..
RaynOr came into the city about IL
o'clock and gave an account of the rob~
berry with n description of the thief to the
police For downright daring and bold
ness this robbery exceeds any committed
in this vicinity since the Speed garrotN
inc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29

RATHER RoUGH.-Things must be GET
ting rather rough in GAINESVILLE when
the Chronicle sees fit to give the follow
ing advice:
On account of recent dastardly attempts
to enter private houses, we wo-ld advise
our citizens, ladies particularly, not to
admit any one without first being certain
as to who it is.-Keep your front door
locked and it would be good plan TO
otherwise secure them 60 that they may
be partially opened without sufficient
opening to admit the knocker until their
person or business is known. The old
saying that it is useless to lock the stable
after the horse is gone, is not applicable
to the point we speak Of We make this
suggestion for our people to adopt or nos,
as they may think best
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-29

Just previous to the election it was
made public by the friends Of President
Grant that he was going to come down
on the red skins along our western Dor
der for the many bloody outrages perpe-
trated apon the pioneers in that far off
region. Now comes the news from
Washington that he is going to do no
such thing-that his ''Indian policy"
shall remain undisturbed So the lifters
OF human haIr can glide along and deco
rate their wigwams and ca yes with scalps
to their hearts content. Does it not look
like the first assertion was trick to
catch votes in the western States and Ter
ritories Mr. L0 is all hunkadora now.