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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AMI


CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In tbs
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will des roy worms without injury TO the child be-
ing perfectly W HITE and free from all colOring
or other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations
CURTIS BROWN, Froprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by druggists and chemists, and dealers in
m. dicin es, at twenl y-fve cents b x,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06
SKIN DISEASES.

ONE (pimp'es, blackhea 81. sy mptOms: Hard,
"A small pmpleS. with black p.iDts, most nu
meIOus on the che ks fore cad and nose
PRURIGO, { intense itching VIII oh begins when
the clothing IS removed; increased ~ the warmth
of the bed No upton except that prOdued by
scratching.
The above ana all skin dis asses permanently
uref. Entire cost of treatment e. so week
IS % per month. Address DR. J. N. VANDYKE,
iI26 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ministers AMI Public Sp akgTs

Who are so often afifrtef with threat diseases.
Eill find a sure RENE " in this Bals4ia Lozenges
and waters some lines give rP'ief- but THIS BAL
sam, taken few times. Wiz inSnie permanent
win all those afflicted with coughs or consunp
too give this BaSam q ftlr tItals they VIII Re
pleased with the result AMI confess that the sc Ri
s Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06

InpUUa wANTED for Our RECEIPT book
huhNID $4,000 Wants Supplied"
NECEiPtS FOR EVsRY HING q hook that
~ LII BODY WANTS Splend Il Chrome FREE
~ith every book Continental Pub. Co. ~ Louis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06

The Great Blood Purifier.
Every drop OF sns sARsA PA RILLIAE RE
SOLVENT COMMUNICATES through the Blood
sweat Urine, and other huids and juices OF ths
system the SgSr Of fe for Il repairs the
the body with new end sound MATERIAL scrnfiIa
syphilis, CONSERVATION, Qiauduiar diseases Ulcer
IN the throat. Mouth Tunors Modes ia the SiaDdS
and other parts Of the system. sore Eyes. Etru
morOus discharges FROM the Ears and The worst
forms OF SEln diseases, Erupifuns, Fever sores,
Scafd Head. Ring Worm. salt Rhenrn Erysipelasf
Acne. Black Bpota Worms in The Fish, TnuoEs
Cancers. iu the womb, and az weakening aDc
painful discharges, Night SWsats, Loss Of Sperm
ard all -zstes Of the life prfucas, within the
curative range Of thia wonder OF EodeEa Cbemis
:Ey. and sew days will prove 90 aey person
using Il for either Of these forms Of disease Ii
tent power TO cure them.
II the patent. daily becoming redncSd ~ the
zGstes aid dacou1 positiOn that iB continually
crossing. succseos In 1rTssgnE ths5 wastes, and 70
pairs Tie same with material made rom heal
thy bioud-agid Lhis the = a rs Pa hlLLIAN viii
aud does secures cure Is csFsain; Tor when once
this remedy c0mnieuces fts work Of P1rtGcat.On.
and succeeds IN diEoinishinF The loss Of ia
repairs VIII he rapid and every day the patient viii
eel himself growing better and stTonger The food
1gestiHg better. apEelits improving. AID 6esh and
weight Increasing,
Not only docs tEe 81 AFA RILLIAE Rzso1yEHT
sxesi al ku0En remedial ags5ts IN the core q
Chronic, ScfufQiogt8. ConRtitut oEGf and Skin els
bat q a the cnfy positive cure for
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06

Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Urinary and Womb dssessss grsvsl, Diabetes
OroIsya StopPASs Of WAtsr. and Inoontnsnce q
Crime. Brightly Disease AlbuuciEuFiA sno ~ -
esses where tAars krick-dust cePoeite q -
SEtsF Il thfcE. eioudys mixed With snb.teats
Of egg. THREADS Ike white slAs ~
there II . merbid, DARK, Bilious sPpearanee:: -
white ooDe-duEt ceuosits-- ard Srei1 Lhele
2Ffcstn burn4HK sensation Ehan PASSING 49,
sad pain IN the Small o. the Back ead along ~
fJ0iE1.
Tumor Of II Years Growth Cured
by Radway'B Resolvent.
PRICE 400 PER B0TZLE.
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CAUTION

no not be deceived. Call for and be sure youte.
ceive Aliens Iuhg RalsaEE. -try no experiment
with worthless sefiIes
liz. HARRIS & CO., Propristors.
Cincinnati, OhIo.
Pqr sslshY 81 s9glhs.a aFazgisEs spa seEsEa
ESElsya
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RAILWAYS
Ready Relief is Cure for Every

RAD w - =
Ready Relief is Cure for Every
Pain.
II was the FIRST and
The only Pain Remedy
hat instantly stops the most excruciatng paine,
LIlays inhamnatiOns, and cures ccngestioHR
whether Of the lungs stomach, DC Eeis, o. other
glands or organs, by one application
IL FfsOM one TO TWENTY AINUTKs.
be rheumatic, bed ridden lnArmt crippled, ner-
sous neuralgia, Frustrated with disease may
,1fIer. RAILWAYS READY RELl EFF will afiord
INSTANT EASE.
tnfIa ANNA ton % the kidneys,
inflammation OF the bladder
tufia ssnatfOn of - bowels
Congestion Of the lungs,
s0re throat, difficult breathing
Paipitatlon OF the heartt
Mysteries, Group, dy pfheF1ss .
headache, toothncI.e,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold chiiIs, ngde chiils.
The application OF the Ready Relief 10 the parf
parts whore Tie pain OF diNcuity exists VIII AZ
ord ease and comfort.
few moments cure cramps sprains, sour stomach
heartburn. sick ileadas.ile, diaTrhoeR, dysentery.
r,lic. tyfd la the bowels and All Internal PAINS
vay-s Ready Relief with them. \ Few drops ID
yaier will prevent SICK ness OF palms from chEnge
II yvsJsT II IS better than French brandy OF DIT
-ers - 81 ulu!1Et.
Fever and AgEe Cured for go CeH;s.
There IS not q remedial agent IN this world that
viiI cure fsveT 5Tss ague and all other naieFfOua
bilious. lea. typhoid yeiosT. ana Otner levers
afff,-d br RAILWAYS PiilsB. quick as kA D.
WAYS READY RELIEF. FifIy cts. per bottle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-06
THE GOLDEN EGC

A GENTS WANTED. Something entirely new.
"a Ad treSs PHTLA. Nov city MASuFA cru RING
Co., 64 Franklin street, Phila lelphia, Pa
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

DEATH OF Mrs. SUnMERs.-We
regret to announce the death of
Mrs. Jane Summers, wife of Rev.
T. P. Summers, Principal of Ma
sonic Female Academy of this place.
She was an estimable lady, and the
bereaved husband and mOtherless
children have the sincere sympathy
of this community in their great
affection. The lastJonesboro' Echo
gives the following account of her
last days:
Mrs. Jane Summers, wife of Prof.
p. T.. Summers, of Morristown, died
at the residence of her father, Mr..
John Lyle, four miles East of this
place on Wednesday last at $50 p.
M. under very distressing circum-
stances. It is another one of those
lamentable fatalities resulting from
an incautious administrator of NOR.
phine.
Mrs. Summers had been in very
delicate health for some time, and
before leaving her home in Norris
town. DIR. Carriger, of that place,
prescribed minute doses of morphine
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
UNDER THE WALNUT TREE.

ABEER AKIN FROM THE UNBRAGE
OUs SHADOW OF THE WALNUT TREE
PRESENTS A THOUGHT ON ONE OF
THE PROBLEMS OF THE DAY, AMI
PROMISES OTHERS ANON.
Under WALNUT TREE, July 0, 1874
DEAR GAZETTE 81 have found q
place this warm weather where a
little cool wind can be felt and bet
ter still, it is outside of my own
county. so no candidates can annoy
me. Now, if no lightning rod men,
sewing machine agents, book ped.
dlers, life insurance humbugs, noI
the Representatives OF the various
fruit nurseries can find me, l think
L will be very happy for a while.
don't intend to tell you where / am,
lest some creditor might come along
and pick it out of you. 1 am here
to rest, and solve a great political
problem. One thing is certain, the
resting part looks lovely, and l be.
lieve the surroundings are favorable
to profound political study.
Iregard this the great political
problem of the day: What end
does the perpetuation of the organi.
cation known as the Democratic
party accomplish? The genius OF
the Walnut Tree answers thusly
1t does not secHre the election OF
Democrats to office. It is still i'm
portant to aspiring Radicals that
the organization live. Many honest
Republicans see no need of continu-
al rancor, and prefer men of merit
to partizans. The leaders, and old
Office holders in the Radical party
are scared, and want the opposition
to be organized, so they can crack
the party whips, cry "rebel," and
again ride into Office.
The genius of the Walnut Tree
whispers the names of a certain
Congressman and various county
officers in East Tennessee, who are
anxious for Democratic conventions,
but l will not report their names
now.
Now. you may print this letter or
let it alone as seems best to you. j
think this rural genius means some
thing, and / will, from time to time,
report its disclosures. IL is in
earnest. It's communications to hon.
est Democrats, and particularly the
rebel part, it AYERS, are all of the
utmost Importance. | shall visit its
temple often, and with your permits
sion make known the secrets of its
shrine to the Democrats of East Ten
ncssee. For the present,
/ am yours, truly,
ABNER AKIN.
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not sufficient to produce any serious
result if taken at proper intervals.
Last Tuesday about noon her nurse,
a girl about fourteen years old. gave
her three of these doses 1T one time
as she did not think u single one
produced the desired effect. Mrs.
Lyle gave her the regular portion
in about two hours afterwards, n t
knowing the other doses had been
administered. The same evening,
DIR. E. L. Deaderick was called in.
and arrived ut o'clock and found
the patient in cheerful spirits, but
still suffering. lie administered
ether with six drops of laudanum
and at TO o'clock Mrs. s., fell into
a deep slumber. Her sleep seemed
natural and continued unbroken
through the night. When DIR. D..
returned next morning 10y appoint
ment, he found his patient in deep
stupor, under influence of the pow
erful drug. All appliances failed
to arouse her. and DIR. w. r. Sewer
was called for consultation who ar
rived about noon. It was too late.
medical skill was impotent, the IA
tai potions were doing their work
resistlessly. DR.. Sewer left Mrs.
s., at FIVE o'clock in hopeless con-
dition. DR.. d. remaining, and in
3 half hour she was q corpse.
Mrs. Summers is thought to have
been suffering with some malignant
disease. as the amount OF morphine
taken would not have proven fatal
under ordinary circumstances.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
CAN'T SIGN.

Some unknown and may be
uninterested friend sends us copy
Of the Memphis Daily Appeal, of
duly 10, with our attention directed
70 a column and a half of excerpts
from the State press complimentary
TO Gen. Marcus J. Wright, for Gov
ernOr. Somehow, possibly on the
principle once explained by Sut
LOvingood, of being the durndest
fool or the smartest member of his
family" he didn't know which, we
can't see the thing as twenty or thir-
ty of our contemporaries DO, and con-
sequently can't sign the call. We
have the honor of a very slight &C
quaintance with Gen. Wright, yet
that little is quite favorable to his ex-
cellence in the social walks Of life,
and his ability to ran a live and in
teresting newspaper. But we must
be frank in the expression that he
does not come up to our idea of the
man to rally around as the Guberna
rial standard bearer in the next can
vass. He is an excellent gentleman
and all that, but unfortunately, like
our friends of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad, when
he goes into Court he always gets hurt
and hurts his friends. We remem-
Der the General was once elected
Gas we rejofced at the time to thfDkl
Sheriff of Shelby county, over, as
we claimed, a sinking Radical and
10, and behold in year or two af-
forwards, here came the Supreme
Court Chat refuse complimentary
tickets on the East Tennessee, Viz
giAia &C., &c, Railroad and de-
clared that it would conserve equity
and law to GUST the General and give
the Radical his office And ousted
Ne was History repeats itself en-
tirely too often sometimes. We
can't run any sueh risks the coming
canvass The - Hobbs mystery"
and its concomitants have been too
recently repudiated by the Conser
ratfve party to load it now with any
thing to provoke inquiry of this
Kind. We don't desire to have to
explain any decision of the Supreme
Court adverse to any one we fight
for ia the coming canvass.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

A LEVEL Observation-Disclosures
ing it was laid to the doirgs of
the Knoxville Typographical Union,
tue honor conferred upon East Ten
uessee generally and Knoxville in
particular, in securing the presence
of Gen. Burnside for the exhibition
Of the 4th, our contemporary Of the
Memphis Appeal doesn't have a very
exalted opinion of the man, and init
mates that his recent visit was q
campaign planned by the General
to aid his election to the United
States Senate by batting enough
Democratic members to turn the
scales and give him majority.
The Appeal says: "Why should
anybody run after Burnside? AS a
Federal commander. he was the
weakest and most inefficient general
entrusted with a command. He out
Numbered Beast Butler when he was
DOLJleis Willie INC IICul lCNSDuI =
slaughter has no parallel in history.
lie fought women and children and
DOn-combatants with 4 vim and an
energy which, if it had characterized
his campaigns against the rebels,
might have given him some claim to
respect among his countrymen. His
Ciyil-military orders, while in COM
nand in Ohio, will fossilize him into
she contempt of the devotees of con-
stitutional liberty, and mildew his
memory until it rots in history. He
is indeed a wee little bit of man =
Galloway las strong way of put
ting things, and does it with level
head
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

n The Baptist University, about
which there has been SO much ri 5alry
between various towns to secure the
location, has been definitely fixed at
jackson, Tennessee: jackson offer
ed the grounds and buildings Of West
Tennessee College, valued at $780,
600, together with the endowment
fund, of $4,000; ffty-sTx acres of
land in the vicinity of Jackson worth
$4,000, and cash subscription OF
$4,000, making a total of $4,000,
and sealed the contF~et by grand
illumination of the city on the Sd.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

~ Returns are published from
seventeen States which produce an
nnally over three-fourths of the corn
yaised in the United States. From
these are deduced an increase of 6
$40 per cent. IN the area planted in
corn this season, as compared with
last year. This increase aggregates
in round numbers over two million
acres. The stand and general con-
dition of the growing corn. June 16,
was very good and the outlook prom
Using.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

~ Hon. John NJ. Fleming, State
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, has issued another circular
letter Withdrawing the suggestions
contained in a letter addressed to
the County Superintondents on the
9th day of May. in view of the ac-
ton of Congress in reference to the
Civil Rights Bill, and directing the
Superintendent to go forward in
the employment of teachers and the
maintenance of schools, both white
and colored. as before.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

10 Colonel r. I. Stanley, Vice
Presidentof the First National Bank,
and formerly o. the Eighteenth Ohio
Volunteers, and at one time COM
mandant Of the post at Chattanooga,
died at that place on the 9Th.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

- Senator Gordon of Georgia
informs a reporter Of the atlanta
Herald that he is very intimate with
President Grant and is certain that
he is anxious to run for third term,
not as a party candidate but as the
candidate of the people.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

This is the way it is quoted by a
correspondent of one of our ex-
changes To the MANNER born. .
Springfield Record.
And that's the way W. S. said
he wanted it writ.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
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Citizens Of EE0rTfsGOwn
AND ADJACENT o0U9TRpt

The Suspension Failure Of the DnIs and The General
Panic throughout the country Induces offer The Largest
the most Substantial the FASHIONABLE and the Sty
sh Stock of DRY GOODS broug to this market prices
that will hardly pay the Importation We bought goods
for cash directly from importers who forced by the nan
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
The Norristown Gazette.

U Anonymous communications
receive no attention.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
ON THE SLY.

AN INTERESTING MATRIMONIAL Az
FAIR IN COOKE CoUNTY-How THE
YOUNG FOLKS WENT IT ON TIE SLY
AND WHAT CAME OF IT AT LAST.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

CONSISTING OF SILKS, ranging from ST up Dress Goods
of all the celebrated brands consisting Cashmeres Barz
Cloth Empress, sateens Sout Popns; Diagona Seges etc.
, 1874-07-28

Burglars Frustrated.

6p<efat Uispatch ia IAs Chicago Tribune.
MT. VEnaoN. ILL.,, July 27.-A daring, but
uusuccosstul, attempt was mado Saturday morn
aug Lust, At Ashley, to rob tho safe OF DR.. W. q.
Pace. The attempt WAS frustrated by tho rev.
elatlonB Of q man nsmel 1soach, who had been
let into tho arrangement by others named lam
aey aud ohaso., The plan adopted by tho
Doctor called out Of town about dark,
and, upon h!s roturn, TO stop him and
compel linn to give UP tho keya 10 the
vault leaving Roach 70 guard him, while
Ramsey aud ChaHe went back and secured
Tho ,pluudor. The Doctor. howoyor, had too
much information for tho raHcals, ai,d laid q
trap for them. Ho had procured for the 90.
caBion Al old koy, similar in appearance to tue
ono used in bis safe. but which would not work
worth ceut. ThiB key he surrendered on do
maud, and Ramsey aud Chaao started back 10
town, leaving llm, az they supposed, securely
guarded by loach. 4 purity was ready In Ashley
to bag tho robbers, aud they had boon
In the Doctors storo but T. littlo while
when tho alarm was given. Owing to bal
management, Chase aud haasoy, in tic o1cite-
7nent and confusion that followed, esuaped,
though tho latter was arrested the NEXT 1nor,i-
Ing. ChnAe. at this writing, is still at largo.
Ashley has had 40 many af[alra Of this kind that
you naed not ba surprised ono OF thoxo days to
l,oar that Judge Lynch has boon holding court
Ia that town.
, 1874-07-28

Jothna: T waa oznbltc.1 At tho National
portrnit Exhibition Of 1858. This beautiful
example. painted probably abons tllo same limo
~ hia Piping Shepherd boz md while be Was was
engaged upon hta gtoat work Of u Ths Ugolino,. /.
so!d for ca go: A dorsrait Of Edmund burke"
tlle propotsy Of hls groat-granduephaw and az
hibftod rscontly At burlington House. in tic
Wlntor Exhibition OF Old Masters 1871, sold i W by
o1zlnr Of the High Court Of Chnnoery. wns
knocked down for .E1,050. portrait Of ,os1iJ
Gatr'ck, BY ssr Joshua 1toynolds exhibited at Man-
ohostor, bo!ohglng to Gen. Fox collection, sold
lorE77 l4e. Nino pictures belonging to Miss Eui!Y
Palmer, daughter Of tho Rev. ], Palmer, nopLows
ot 8lr Joshua. sold a. followa: "portrait of
hlisa Lovoll 0watkln." neoo Of tho palntor.
1homona, "eo9 16s 1 Miss Harvey" nioce Of o
the painter: c2o gs Tho Duchess nf aloucca-
to1;" ass l5s :" Kitty Fishor," e2o 10s i alisa
Salkold," E178 15a " Girl with q Birdcaro'S
I9y l5s +" A Child. .s105 !; +" 0herubs' Hostls'"
Eo9 m l5s, From anothor property, :" 4 Portrait
Of sir Joshua Wenrlng spoctao!ca," by hmaolf,
" River Scenery" ,s39 11B.
, 1874-07-28
WHISKY on THE M0VE

.:s nrhIsdflEIn, % Mssa,, July 27.-The Conatab1es
sgazoa as apeat s9oo worth Of qnor in Wostiiold,
conveyed horo throo mon in Tho omnloy OF f's ts
,ney agso opgsd saegs t. Z, , ansnon o pfopoy
naval from Woashed was prevented ts by a ,'n mob t
or about 100 porsons, some Of whom wers arned rI
Who agreed, howevor, that tho liquor should re,
main IN ths custody OF the officers durite sat1p-
dny night, but the liquor was ssoIon and c.rris1
Into Connecticut. The whole affair CAUSES erast e
spnlNarlE1p, MasB, July 27.-A larra forc.
Of State ConatableH appeared hcro this mor, aoruo
Ing, aud arrested Elaba 1ohoy, owner n H.
seized liquor; also, jack Frud, liquor-doalIo,r. I,.
nd IN ,ringloaaer in Saturdays riot, Special
Ohlcer William Chapman, md others, T,obov
WAS handouffed and taken before magistrate.
Al! tue persons thus far arrested hayo procured
bail. Many moro arrests will doubtloss bo made,
Tbs atate Conatables aro followed by 4 large
crowd. Wostheld IL In blaze Of excitement.
mud buaincss is nearly suspended.
, 1874-07-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoNDos, July 27.-Ihe statement ia mado on
oil}cal authority that Prince Leopold ts seriously
Ill, although thore Ia no cRueo for alarm.
LONDON, July 27.-A committee Of tho Agri-
cultural Iaborors Union have Hloptod rcsolu-
ton decinring "that as wo arc not justified in
appealing to tho public for support for tho
locked-out laborors In tho Eastern counties dur
Ing tho harvest, therefore We offer them tho
alternative Of omigrating or depending on thoir
own resourecs." Tho Committee ia negotiating
for easier torms ct emigration to Canada.
DUBLIN, July 27.-JoAn Mitchell has arrived
at Cork. He IL III, but will como to Dublin
Wednesday,. Fonian Amnesty Associations are
organizing torchlight aomonAtration and ban
quot in bis honor.
A1nrtin, Mefpbcr OF Parliament for Meath. will
toaign hia seat tn favor OF Mitchell.
LONDON, July 27.-GaBke1I Bros, cotton NOR
chauts OF Liverpool, aayo failed. Their iabili-
tioa ars estimated at E48u, COO.
Tho Times dispatches from india say tho
prospect OF the crops ia most favorable notwitil-
standing the recent floods. Many deaths from
cholera arc reported in Butdwau.
, 1874-07-28
JAPAN,

BAN FnANc1Bco, July 27.-,rho steamer Allons
brings Yokohama dates to July l. Tbs Japanese
steamer Fal Omaru Tas lost juno IL, On tho
west coaat, aud twonty-seyon liyea woro lost.
News from Formosa Ia that tho Japanese aro
clearing the coast Of Abosigines. and the Jana
neee war vosseis arc still on The Formossn cosat.
The anniversary Of American Independence
wRa properly observed ut Yokohama, Grand
ball was given ct the American Consulate.
The comet obHeryod from Yokohama ia looked
upon by tho Japanese as q favorable omen in
connection with tho war in Formosa, gi1teon of
the Forlnosan tribes hnve como to terms viii,
Jannn, and accepted tho flag Of that country.
A Greek church has been opened by the Hua-
sian missionaries at Hakodadi.