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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12
AEEELNIREI.s aALE
Ramsey & Ha.liss rs. Il. ~ Parker.
No. 500.

Ramsey & lIu.1is5 rs Il. NJ Parker
No. 500.
.SLtis 81 Tcnussslc HardemIH cam a.
~ virtue OF y-nIitioni exp0na, to me
directed IroIa JAe Circuit Caurt of Har-
doman county. will sell tn the highest
bidder Tor cash at the cont house door in
the town of Bolivar, on MONDAY, the
18Th asy II Octohcr. 1873, ore town
lot in the tosu Of Bolivar Harieman
county, Tennessee, known a= plat No. II
ami as the livery stable in said town,
as the property of H. NJ Parker, be-
ginning at J. u. G1rretts southeast cor
ner of the boot and shoe shop occupied
by James Collins rs such, and ruas west
- feet 70 a stake; thence north y feet to
a stake ON the line Of cabinet shop occu-
pied by j. A Baker and owned by J. IL.
Bills heirs; thence west with the liae Of
the cabinet shop Id feet to a stake and
line Of Il Noss' lot; thence south with
4 Foss lot A. feet to a stake and north
west c8Tner Of lot known as the Auto1y
Ramsey I1- and line Of grocery house lot
owned By d. J. aul . w NewbeIn, to
Main street; thence north 90 feet on the
line Of Main street to the beginning.
Levied on as the property Of II. VI. Par
ker e. satisfy this venditioni IN favor Of
Ramsey * HARRIS }. }. NEELN,
sept 1873. (urSS, OO) Sheriff
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ARERHFE2S SAEE.
Ramsey 4 Harris IS. D. NJ Parker

Ramsey ~ HaTTlS rs. ID. NJ. tarker.
No. S94l.
&Iafe Of Tennessee, Hardensan county
BY virtue OF venditioni exDona~ to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Hur.
demau county, | will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town Of Bolivar, on HONDA J, the
1871 dag Of October, 1878, a certain
house and lot conveyed by Martin Firtie
to II n Parker, lying in civil district
No g, IN the town Of Bolivar, Harieman
county, Tennessee beginning at a stake
cn Market street one foot west Of cer>
tain house and lot owned by James Py~
bass and opposite the storehouse OF q
" Swin2broad, runs west with Market
street, on which said street i fronts, say
80 feet, 10 the northeast corner of the
house and lot owned by Charles Murphy,
known as tire Tempest Saloon; thence
south 80 feet to stake, the southwest
corner Of said PaTker's lot; thence east,
say 10 feet, to It's southeast corner :;
thence North 50 feet to the heGnuin- {;
being the same lot on which Is situated
5.ra i-awa au;Nd.ng nosr occupied by enc
War.ari AM formerly, Up stairs, by the
BG.le,in praprietors. Levied on as the
property Of H. NJ Parker to satisfy this
ycnaItl.ni IN layur Of Ramsey AZ Iiarriss.
J. NELLY,
sept J. 1873 (urSS,5Ol sheriff,
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SREgEEE'S s.AEEl.
Hmkins s Durrett rs J +. M.nteI

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ne .7'Is', re-, u. lioI.-' -; u II.i
'eA!a" county anu H'I1G "' rOi,-9Sy5
hayiDs been summoned by ) d. NeeiY'
ShefiH OF sAiu county % set apart uA52
81. - 1''''- q "g'iSs -e.@ OUT 81 LIS le "a,
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ShepiG's sale
Harris, Pepper & Co IS. II. NJ. Pan

Harris, Pepper & Co IS. II. NJ. Parker.
No. 1888.
State Of Tenn rsSee, Hgrde1ATu county
BY virtue Of venditi0ni exponas 60 me
directed from the Circuit CogFs Of Har-
dei0an county, viii sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door IN
the town of Bolivar on MONDAY, the
18Th day 81 October, 1873, one ovnt
los, III the town Of Bolivar, county of Ear
deman, State Of Tennessee, known as plat
No. It and as the livery stable In said
town, as the property of II VI Parker,
beginning a5 J. II. CARROTS southeast
corner Of the boot and shoe shop CO.
cupied By james Collins "a such, aud
runs west IS feet 20 a stake; thence north
y feet to a stake and the Line of the cab
met shop occupied by J. L. Baker aud
owned By J. II. Bills heirs; thence wet
with the line Of said shop I22 feet 70 q
stake and the line Of i Foss' lot i feet
to n stake, and northwest corner Of lot
known rs the Antony Ramsey lot; thence
east 80 feet with the line OF Aateny
Ramsey lot and the line of the grocery
house lot owned by D. J. and G. ". New
bern to Main street; cEence north 81 feet
with the line Of Main street TO the begin
ming. Levied on as the property of f.
NJ Pan -r go satisfy this enditioni is ia
yoI Of Harris, PEPPER y Co.
j j. NELLY,
Sent. /, 1873. (pfS6.50) Sheriff
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SherEm,s SAFE
Bicknell, Hunt i Schne]l, as. II. 81 Par
No S93E


State Of Tennessee, HGrdcmaR county
BY virtue Of a yenditioni exponas GO me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Har
deman county, | viii sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town OF Bolivar on HONDA ] the
1911 dag Of October, 1873, the follow
ing described lot in the town of Bolivar,
Tennessee, known on the plat of said
town as No. IA. and as the livery stable,
beginning at J. u. CARROTS southwest
corner Of the shoe shop, occupied by Jas.
Collins as such, and runs west % feet to
q stake; thence north - feet TO d stake
and the liRe Of the cabinet shop occupied
by J. A. Baker, and owned By J. H. Bills
heirs; thence west with the line of said
cabinet shop l22 feet to q stake, and
line Of 4. Noss' lot; thence south with
4 Noss' let A feet to a stake and north
west corner OF lot known as the Anthony
Ramsey lot; thence east $50 feet with the
line Of Anthony Ramsey lot and the line
of the grocery house lot owned BY D. j
Newborn and Q. ". Newborn, to Main
street: thence north 50 feet with the line
of said street 30 the beginning Levied
on as the property of IT, NJ Pan ker to
satisfy this yenditioni in favor Of Bick>
nell, Hunt & SchneI J j. NELLY,
Sept l, 1878. (pf28,75) Sheriff
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Ely Mother Tongue.

Lines written on hearing 4 lady advise
a little German girl to cease to speah
and strive to forget her native tongue that
she might acquire the English language
more readily.
Oh lady, nofit cannot he.
You know lot what 7ou ask
never could acoomp ish it.
So bid me not the task.
Fo~act it, WEa.2 Fly mother tongue?
The language that God gave TO me-
The language Of my native land
That lies beyond the sea?
Though severed nov By lsagle5 Of miles
From that dear land lave SO well,
The memory Of its veriant hills
Weave round IA yet Z magic spell;
And when ny heart is sad aud lone
Aud troubled clouds DER cast the sky,
With msmorys aid on wings Of love
To iAat dear land in dreams fv.
And wi.h light heart again Z rove
Through every nook and grassy dell,
and Ger the wins clad hills hear
The dear OLD German ballads SVEN,
And see the cottage On tbs lea
Ger hung with viaes and roses fair
The dearest SPOT On earth 20 me.
For G, my HcTuEE dwsIeth there.
Ny mother. o my mother dear.
There is no name so SIS ct. SO grand
As those two names whom bisut in one
Ny mother aEd my native land.
Aud shen agsiu to them 1 go,
And that Gear hour 1 hope to sec,
know 'twou-d grievs thee, mother dear,
II Il forget to talk to thee.
e, lady. severed far from home,
You see my heart is ioya yet
love the dear OH German tongue
AHd would not. II l could forget
Not 5I M lamp Of life gees out.
Its silver corI for Ger aastrung,
Aal 1 shall miugis with the dust,
VIII I forget ny native tongue
CAEaIE Dale.
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NOn-0esident Noiice.
Ne 500, r. D. In the Cha1cery Court oi
HaTdcman county, Tennessee.

Ne 500, Il. D. In the Chancery Court Of
Hardcman county, Tennessee.
Oliver, iuuie 81 Co Is james y. Cum
by. @ NJ. Cuulv, and J. ". BRIDGES
happening from the bill flied IN this
cause that o. Il Clmby and !. W
Bridges are nonrcsidunts Of the state Of
Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered by the
clerk and master that said ncnresIdents
make their appearance at the curt house
in tGe town of Bolivar on or before Mon
day. October GIh, 1873, and plead, an
swer OF domu- 20 compliments bin or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them and set ( hearing exparta, and
that a copy of this order be published IN
the Bolivar Builegin, a newspaper printed
in tae town of Bolivar, Tennessee, for
j, Ur successive wceis
NJ x PTETLE- C.. & VI.
Per James FeEtrsss, jc., deputy d N.
August ~. 1873. #3,50l
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12
JDEzN g. EDGEG
attorney, General 9Th Circuit)
ATTORNEY AT Law,
E0gjygy, Tenn.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. auS29n6
Non sc essdent So55ce.
In the County CONT of Uordcmaa Com
hJ Tennessee.

In the County CONT At JordemaD Com
g. Tennessee.
J. 4 Wilson ct. ais Petition
to Sell Laud-vs the Heirs of H. ". Oh
iver and wife Elizabeth Oliver, iced
no g25, L. D
It appearing from affidavit made in
this cause that the defendants, heirs of
r. W. Oliver and Elizabeth Oliver, deed,
whose names are uaEuaa0, and after
dii;gcnt enquiry cannot be "scert4lreI,
are nonresidea.s uG the S5lts Of Eennes.
see. and residents Of the State Of Texas,
It Is ordered tha5 publication be made
for four successive weeks ia the Bolivar
Bulletin a newspaper published in Brli-
var, Tennessee, for SAID nonresident de-
PENDANTS to enter their appearance in
this cause by or within the first three
days Of th e County Count to be held for
said county, at the court house ia Boli-
var, on Monday, October 6, 1873. and
plead, answer or demur to the petition
in this cause, OF the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing expaTte.
". c. DORION. c & NJ.
Bolivar Sent J. 1879 TvfST
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&HEREEEEE2S SALE.
Harkius & DurTet5 VS.. j. Alinter.
No >gf-


No. 1861.
Sttte of Tennessee, HardeHlaH county
By virtue Of a venditi0ui exponas 10 me
directed from the Circuit CoQrt Cf Har7
deman county, / will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town Of Bolivar, on AONDI 7, tie
29th day Of September, 1873, a certain
tract Of land lying in Hardemau county,
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to
Wit: beginning at a stake on Z. Mickey's
northeast corner, runs with the Bolivar
and Grand junction road north 50 poles
10 q stake, with rodoak pointers, on B.
NJ Hullun's west boundary; thence north
49, west+I poles 20 biack5ak sappiing,
with blackjack, white0ak, hickory and Il
post poiatCCs; thence south So west 10
poles 70 u stake Ia Il field thence south
20 Ito poles 90 a stake, to a large red
oak. ash and hickory pointers, on Chus.
Mickey north boundary line; thence
cast wiki the same ia poles TO the be-
ginning Containing SIS acUes and IS
100 poles. Levied on as the property If
j. +. II inter- T. satisfy THIS yenditioni Ia
favor Of Harkins x Durretr
j. ). NELLY.
SEPT !. 1873. ehcrtf
STATE ut Tennessee, Hu5eaaa comf5.
Z he undersigned, free hohIrrs OF lIar-
deman couaty, AID STATE OF Tennessee,
having been summoned By j. j Nceiv,
Sheriff Of said county TO set apart into
| }. Z. Mintor Il homestead out OF his real
| estage levied ON by said Sheriff. by faith
! OF an execution in his hanGs in favor Of
HarEins & Barrett vs J. T. Miner, Is
| saed by N W Prawit5, J p OF said
! county. after having been duly worm 70
ao. im partially and examine tho f.r-r misses
I levied upon, have discharged tie dg.ins
/ ass -ned by setting apart ua5n sai& J +.
| Aiuter as his homestead me e5l1uriaE d.
/ scIibei land, including the mansion aud
! uutaJuses, tG-wit-a tract Of land slyHa-a
! IN -auEe =. and section --, Of the iGal
| surveyors district, IN the coan Of IL p
| deman, beginning at q hickory, G. Nick
eEs northeast corner, runs north with the
J Bolivar ana Grand Junction road 50 l 10
poles to . stake; thence south 60 west
l23 poles to a stake; thence north Il
poles to stake on Robert Boyds line
| thence south 6So west % I0'rolgs u
| Boyd 8 southwest corner; thence south
20 10 poles to q stake with large red
oak, ash and hickory pointers on a.
Mickey oorth boundary line: thence
east I5f poles TO the BEG ming 4 nd we
the undersigned, DO hereby certify Ji,t
the above Is n homestead st apart by u.
for j. T. Miuter =. -. JOHNSON,
z 4 BOYD,
4. NJ. fiJLLUM,
(ulSi6.1j) Commi ,sionar5.
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FOB SALE

A valuable town lot, four and half
acres, just north of the residence Of
james Pybass within 500 yards Of the
court house. Best building size in Boil
var
Also, two hundred and Rinety>fve
acres Of improved land, three miles south
east Of Bolivar; divided into small settle
ments.
Also, two hundred and twelve acres
heavily timbersd hand, IN district No. j,
five miles east of Bolivar.
Terms 20 suit purchasers.
FEANCIS Fen FkESS.
August % 1873 tff)
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IL The County Coirtof HardemaR Coun-
IL. IeAnosses

-
Washington Rausey ct ais as Harrison
Rou>ey CT ais. Petition to sell land Tor
division, SO 1-6 II D.
If appearing from affidavit made in
this cause that Harrison i;9usev. and
Noah Stewar: and wife Mary Stewart
are n9n-resiieuts Of the State of Teuues,
see, and residents Of the state Of Arkan-
sas.
1t is ordered that publication be roade
for four successive weeks in the Bolivar
Bulletin a newspapers published in
Bolivar, Tennessee, Tor said Bon-residents
to enter their appearances in tins cause By
ct within the FIRST three days ofthe County
Court to be held for SAID County. at the
Court House in Bolivar. On Monday
October 6, 1873 and plead answer OF
demur to the petition IN this cause or
the same viii be taken for confessed
as to chem, and set for hearing cz-parte.
". q. DORiON, e. x II
Bolivar. Au- 90 1873.
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Cash or No Trade !
Closing the 0E:I and Open
Sng die New.

THE undersigned hereby notifies all
L those iaIfbtCd to him to come for
ward on or before the first day Of October
next and settle either by note OF ether
vice, as he Is determined to close I'D all
outstanding business and accounts.
On Monday next | viii adopt q strict
cash business, and Ho os-g need ask for
credit No lagye J5oks
y. j. POWELL. ~
Proprietor Tempest Saloon
b1tts4T, -lUyust %, 1873. In
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fTEWsPsprp nrrrerr.-cl

- Any rerson ssh" takes PAPER regularly from the
Fat bhe'- whether directed his another. or
we he he has subscribed OF notls RESPONSIBLE Tor Tie
pay
~ per'on orders ms rarer discontinued ue uust
if AZ aTses ar the publisher may contiuueto send
I, nu payment ia made. and collect the whole amount
Vnrtaer 10 81 taken fFrti the Office nr not.
The courts have decided that refusal 10 taFe news
patrs ana periodicals from The POSE Office
and leaving theu uuaalied for is ra f5gc evidence X
Intentional frnud.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12
E Rattle N the Air.

The Virginia City (Na) Mountain
gives the following description Of Il ter
rife combat between two Rocky Noun
tain eagles:
There was q terrific battle between twC
large brown eagles in the vicinity of the
lakes above Virginia "Wednesday even
ing When first seen the birds were soar
ing, one above tie other. at al altitude
Of perhaps three fluIths Of a mile, and
seemed on sail for pleasure. Presently
the upermost bird, closing its broad
wings, shot downward ike q meteor for
two or three hundred feet, and with
wild, piercing scream lit fairly upon the
back Of the other bird, Turning with
the rapdity Of lightning the victim GLUTEN
Ell It's adversary with taions and beak,
and q fierce struggle ensued. The say
age yeils, the striking Of huge wings, and
showers Of falling feathers gave unmis~
taxable evidence of the ferocicy with
which the contest was waged
AS they fought they fell carthward, and
when within five hundred feet Of the
ground they became disentanEiaJ, and
each swooped upward again. Now fol-
lowed an interesting trial rs TO which
should first gain sufficient altitude to
make another plunge. The cIFclnT Of
the smaller bird was rapid and close,
while that Of his antagonist was made
with greater limits, and his ascension was
quickest accomplished The largest eagle
was soon fully One>half mile high, and
some huudrods Of feet above his victim.
lowering in midsair for moment, as if
making sure oC his aim, he again dartct
3cvuu urnr HIS onoroy STR; zing him n
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The 10a}aBche IS cur authority for
saying that the Tennessee BAPTIST en-
dorsos Hon John 5. Kerr Of shelby as a
suitable candidate for Governor Of Tenr
nessee. Some people think tha5 Journals
devoted to religion should not da5ble in
r-.Iitira
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NOTICE TFEESo
Fine Farm For Sale :
o. 5 - - PoliEar.

UDIy WLIe5 ION L0I.aI.
I oG-r for sale my farm, sisel-aJ five
miles south Of Bolivar. aad two and oao'
half miles east Of the 81 g. Ra.-1air
aud one-haif mile n5r.h of j. ID. Us-.ry s.
mill t- contains three hua bred aarser
more or le--i is well Improved, we'll We
tered, BIAS two settlements on b. Wo1.a
make two small farms, ask all "l'
want q GOOD home % como an3 ses L3C
themselves. viii sell ~ low q CURES
june 27, 1878
LIN ~ ID CiE~iilL-L
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We learn from the jackson Herald
that fight occurred at Spring Creek in
Madison couaty on the 25.h ul5 in which
Eliza Barker was severely beaten With
br;ek-bat7, from the effects of which he
died on the Thursday following. Will
Fam Keiser, ST, VIII am Ksiser, .jr. , Ohm
mi5hson, and William Stewart were ar.
rested. Barker was from North Carolina,
had no family and lived or the farm Of
W. G. Hutchinson.
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Poor MississipDI

The political middle in Mississippi is
attracting considerable attention. Cons
corning the outlook the New York Sun
has this to say
In speech which Senator Alcorn has
Just delivs ed in Jackson, Mississippi, he
makes a bitter attack on Senator Ames,
whom be Cha-aCtevizes as the most vim
dictiyc man in Congress against the
Southern whites lie declares that the
Convention which nominated Ames was
Constructed and governed by fraud, and
predicts that II its nominee is chosen, a
var Of races Will begin in the State.
Heretofore the relations between the
whites and the c0loTed people in Aissis-
sippi have been far more satisfactory to
al parties than in most Of the Southern
States.
Amos, who is Gen Buffers son-in-Ia law,
viii Ct course receive the support of the
Administration AID of all those who for
political reasons wish 60 stir up ds5en-
siGus between the white and cOlored
races. He will also have the aid of all
the politicians Of the c6Tpet-bag stripe,
Who in his success ee brilliant prospects
fer profitable Jobs. The taxpayers and
the L ost Intelligent class Of c0l0red men
Will work for Acorn's election, though
bow many OF th c negroes will be inde~
pendent enough to resist the pressure Of
party dictatiUn remains to be seen.
Gov. AlcorD, however, Is confident of
success, and has called mass Couven~
vention Of the Republicans Of Mississippi
to meet IN jackson on the 18th inst. If
the Democrats refrain from putting any
ticket in the field, as it Is quite possible
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Secret Societies Among the Negroes.

Secret Societies among the Negroes.
We learn from good authority that oae
logan, negro preacher Of this county,
has recently been among the C0lored PEG
pie OF Hardeman county, mailing speeches
and trying to excite their luminosity
against the whites Of that section adj
monishing them to rcjocsall ai3ice given
them by the white men, and to pursue,
in every instan e, a directly opposite
coaE=e- Logan IS either "a fool or a ras-
cal The strongest probability is that he
Is both
That there are existing among the ue~
groes of certain localities secret OrEnui-
4otions against the whites, there eau be
no douht. Such reports reach Us from
Shelby aUd other counties Their Drin>
cipal object seems to be, to resist the
present system Of hiring to the whites as
servants, and also th- system Of crop ing
on the shares, and 70 rec the white
people to rent thcm lands.
This is certainly an uuwise move en-
the part Of the colored PEOPLE; nor do
we believe that the sensible negro, who
tries to earn a living by the sweat If his
brow, and make poaceable citizen, has
anything to do with these organizations
against the present system We think
these societies originated among few
triding bigots whose evil minds are ever
| catching at something injurious 10 them
| selves, and Cd their country, and are now
/ stored by that idiiug, lazy class Of uc>
/ groes, who had rather steal than " orll
/ for a living. The coInred people are not
! entirely independent Of the whites, and
! they are wonderfully fooled Il they think
the white people are totally dependent
i.upon them
The whites are she owners Of the lands
and they certainly c0nla, If they We're
/ disposed, refuse TO let the negroes cultiA
waite them at all; hUt It Is evidently 20 the
/ interest of both classes to work to each
/ others hauds-the whites Furnishing ta.
/ lands, the "Bluck the labor With this
/ system of co operation bo-u classes may
be benefited and the country blessed
with FC1cgtUl prosperity. lot the col
/ ored man study his own int, rest and Es
I aIl soon see thur these secret oT-aaiEa-
tons can result IN TO good whatever
Then It becomes the duty Of every law
| abiding co'Ored cI zen who desires Co see
peace and plenty brood like geu-a
J spirit Ger our great commonwealth, &
dcnCunCe al such secret organizations
and make a peaceful effort to disbanD
them wherever found. Let this he done
aud let the colored people co operate viii
the whites in developing the resources
the oouR.ry, and then again will oil Ten
ncssee bloom like the rose OF Sharon
and the voice Of the turtle be herd IN I'd
land - Jackson (TeHa.) DiPatsh.
Logan, in al probability, has been
this county, and If he ever comes thi
KAY again Practicing his dark design
the honest negroes of Harleman saOul
give BIN a sound tLFashiug.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12

The State Conventions appointed to be
held in the near future are:
Mississippi Democrats State Conven~
ton, at Meridian, September IT.h New
York Republican State convention, at
Utica, September 24Jh. New York col,
orcd State convention, without distinction
Of party at New York city, October d,
adjourned over from recent meeting at
Saratoga Springs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12

Chicago has now 2I2 churches in OPP
Grafton, SO benevolent and other public
societies, 40 Masonic and 10 other Sc
cret societies, not including industrial
unions, 81 newspapers, 81 railroad com
panies, and | leo public streets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-12

The defeat of Gnllegos aud She triumph
of Elkins in New Mexico is simply tbs
victory Of square Republican over a
traitorous Democrat, who by declaring in
favor Of the Administration expected to
carry the election with the aid of Offices
holders. Had Gallcgos remained faiths
ful to tie anti Grant plutc rm on which
he was elected two years ago, the people
Of New Mexico would doubtless have re-
turned him 10 Congress now.