The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26

The Germantown Chronicle is Of opin-
ion that by President Grants recent let
ter to Henry D Cooke, the moral sense
Of the nation is hurt
Gen, Grants recent letter to Henry d.
Cooke is not a successful composition.
The sense, the ideas, the rhetoric, and |
the grammer are all bad.
Virginia Conservatives offer prize to
the county which will give the largest
majority. That sort of prize Is better
than those taken out of the Treasury |
by successful salary grabbers.
Although Harper has escaped, Albert
Smith, his chief clerk, Is II custody, ana |
the public are waiting to see what wiIi Dc /
done with this practitioner Ot Adulnon' !
Division. and silence.
Senator Wright, whose back pay re- |
mains to his order at Washington, Is ADJ |
dressing temperance meetings. lie thinks |
the saloon business dlsreputable. Some
people think grabbing disTeputable'
Miners are busy washing out gold in
the streams of northern Georgia. Col.
Hand of Boston has invested Il large
amount in Georgia gold mining, and the
natives entertain sanguine hopes Of de-
veIoping 4 California.
John r. Miller, formerly a Deputy Col
IectCr, has been sentenced In the United
States District Court at Baltimore to pay
fine Of S24S and he imprisoned for SIX
months The sum he added up was not
large enough to divide around.
Massachusetts Democrats are prepar>.
Ing dramatically for the usual ceremony.
m a
! Faneuil Hall where the good men noml-
mated will be regularly Endorsed. Then
the Massachusetts Democracy will be
forgotten for n while.
Col. Albert Stickney and Dr.. r. Il.
| Derby, of New York, arrived at Mount
| d ssert from this cI5Y on August is, hav-
! ing made the distance Of 25U miles by
sea in wherries This Is the third or
| fourth summer that they have perform
| ed this athletic eXcuTsion.-N I. Su2l-
The Savannah Post Office IS the latest
scene Of Addition, Division and Silence
! developments A L. Edwards, Assist
| ant Postmaster, has emigrated to Texas,
and the la5e Postmaster Is trying 70 find
out whether he can induce Edwards to
come back with $4,000.
The Changers of Lee county, H.
wants the salary Of their county clerk
reduced to 81 500, only three times the
amount which Senator Logan thinks is
no object to the monopoly~ridden and
over-taxed farmers Of Senator Logan i
State.
Congressman VIM NJ Merritk o.
MARYLAND is exonerated from participa
ton in the back,paY steal 1t appears
from letter mislaid and just discovered
50 it is said, by the ergeant~at~Arms
that on the 23d of March Mr.. Merricl
ordered the restoration of his back paZ
to the Treasury.
Two Indians of the Pea7ine tribe o
; root diggers recently murdered q girl
: About a week ago they were seized b.
the tribe and one was dashed to 4 sYca
more tree and cut In twain at the wais
. with a dull hand saw. The other wa
, tied to Il scrub oak aud stabbed ant
/ stoned to death.
II the Republicans Of Massachusetts
- were sincere N TIA cir resolution de
. nouncing Federal interterouces wit
:, their affairs why do they retain on thel
State Central Committee WIN. a. Sin
mons Of Boston, Supervisor Of Inferno
- Revenue, and one Of the men agaiHl
/ whom the resolution was especial
: aimed.
s A mass convention of settlers Of II
b Usage coded lands and of the neutr
lands is to be held on Oct at the Osag
8 Mission. 1t IS to be hoped that the set
n tiers will speak their minds plainly Q
d the subject of the cruel compact betwee
= the Administration and railroad mOnOl
oIists to rive them from their homes.
Gen. Crook of Arizona has turned h
!. s0ldierv to cutting roads, a more usei
:. occupation than hunting Indians i
n though Arizona is quiet, Lower Gallo
MIA is in 9 disturbed condition. 1.
Las Huntas Indians, from across Il
Mexican line, have murdered sever
American citizens, and the settlers q
talking about e raid on the ranchorlas.
A certain member Of President I
ia, coin 8 Cabinet, was much disliked by
Presidents son, Tad. When Linoc
was i With the varioloid, the ofens
- Secretary sent his card in and asked
2 an interview. Tai was present a
nc nc heard his father decline the reque
~, sending the message that ne was
.S "Papa," said Tad, protesting, no, no,
20 him come il and catch IL"
as, A paragraph IS going the rounds
ter tributing to the Massachusetts Democ
'on CT resolution to the effect that -
ter Republican party is responsible for
ger | seduction Of Democratic member5
ia c | Congress to corrupt schemes to rob
hts people OF their money" No such re
8 of luton was passed by the Massachust
nos antiuuarians, who, though obstinate,
ted not fools. Some such sentiment was
ave tered in the platform Of the Maine
est mocracy, and its electTifying effect
the been seen.
inc The progress of the struggle betw
als' the Prussian Government and the
Is thorities of the Catholic Church in p
! % STA il continuous The Bishop Of FL
M. MI DR.. Kott, whose schools were closed 81
'li'4 time since because hc refused to az
them to the requirements Of the
II ,'i laws for the regulation Of eCClcsIast
nc affairs. has now been sentenced 60 o
'uo fine of four hundred thalers and 10
'I Ic fault of the payment 10 be imprisl
mas for three months. lie has disposed
0enS all his property so that the fine ca
am. ., be collected, and Is going to prison.
'Pi, CLERGY say that they viii follow the ez
s o,,,~ Pile Of their Bishop
yora The detectives Of the Treasury
partment have not yet begun to find
counterleiters Who produced the
,r,ul- hundred dollar grecnoacks, nor the
-, dollar gold piece Of 1879. Those
- do not wish to learn will never disc
,i5oy anything in the world.
hong At last Peru has yielded to the 81
raT- solicitations of the Euban Onion