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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27

WoRx on the Prison goes bravely on,
The c~ontraetor IL pushing the work q
fast a. possible. It will be an impos'
Ing structure some day.-Reso Journal.
Yes, II It don't fall down. A CORE
spondent wrote ~ recently that the
new prison IL the fiimsiest piece Of
shoddy that has sver been thrown to-
gether In the State. The Prison COM
missioners while they have their hands
In should 70 over to Reno and ''investi-
gate' the wallis Of the new building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO SNET-
IA SINGER a. HENDERSON are notified
TO call around and settle. as after this date in-
terest will be charged upon all accounts now
due. ol7-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27
FoREIcN N w s.


The Criterion stakes.
LONDON, Oct. 26
The races for the Criterion stakes,
at New Market to-day vas won by
Clan Ronald, Springfield second, Lata-
mile third.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27

NEW TODAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ITO J.. l.. WATERS AND STEWART
i KINGSBUKY: You and each Of you nre
hereby notified that | have performed labor
on the Poorman mine. situate on Bullion Hill,
vada. to the amount of 81 900. more than SUI
fcient to comply with the Act of the Congress
OF the United States Of May 10th. ls7l. in re-
lation to mining claims held by joint owners;
and you and each OF you are required to per-
form your share of said amount Of labor OF
pay the undersigned therefor, or your inter-
est in said mine will become my property, ac-
cording to law.
JAMES LARAWAY.
Cortez Mining District. October I'D. 1875.
Oz73m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27
Old Soldiers.

Many of the survivors of the Balak-
lava charge - the old soldiers of
Lampey Cavalry brigade, celebrated
the 2lst anniversary of that battle to-
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-27
The Newmnrket Course.

The NeWmnrket Course.
LONDON, Oct. 26.
Race for Cambridge shire stakes to-
day at Newmarket was won by Sutton,
Lord Gowran End and Grey Palmer
Crl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

suits predicted above. And when we
shall have reached the emf proposed By
the republican party, in 1872, we will
have simply exchanged greenbacks for
national bank notes, have agreed TO pay
S20,00O.000 Of interest annually for. the
exchange, and be as far from handling
pecie as we are at the present hour.
Some moDied influence felt anon. our
lawmakers must have been at the bottom
of this wicked tomfoolery. Surely the
common sense of the Executive and con
gressmen must have known the folly of
such legislation.
Mr. Grants views triumphed in the
present enactments upon the curren y.
Bat Mr. Grant upon finance and the
effects of sudden contraction upon the
material interests of the people, Is about
as unsafe and rockies as would be bull
IN china shop, hobbled by an infuriating
puIl-back If headed for mirror or a
basket of costly Sevres vases, bed fight
it out on that line, moved alone By the
all Fervading desire Of TIE old darky's
prayer, "a little more latitude, Lord, a
little more lltitade !" Grant me Liber ty
though the heavens fall -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

lawless miscreants from the face of the
earth, in yindlcation of the majesty of
law, and the invaded rights and imper-
illsd lives of their citizens Government
owes full and complete protection in life,
liberty and property for the allegiance it
receives in return.
And this is none the less true whether
the citizens be white, black or yellow,
male or female To fail in this protec-
ton is to abrogate all government I'm
becility in this paramount duty Is the
death rattle in the throat Of the expiring
body polite which preeedes dissolution.
Organized government is resolved back
into its original chaotic elements, and we
fall back hundreds Of years in civilization
to the oil starting point where might
made right.
The fact of such devils work, as we
have witnessed in Mississippi can not
properly be charged to Republican in
situations. The fault lies in the mistake
the people have made in selecting their
agents Gov. Ames has been charged
with melting scenes of T lot and blood
shed Saying that the blood Of twenty
or thirty negroes, was necessary to the
further triumph of his Farty in the
State as by this means federal inter
vention might be procured to dominate
the people at the polls.
The President OF the United States is
fully as POOR a selection for his position,
as Ames IS for his He is ready to in
wade the rights of the people of the State
Of Mississippi as he was those of the
the State Of Louisiana for we think he
still expects an emergency to arise in
which it would be necessary for mis- par
ty to nominate him for a third term.
VIII he be vigilant in preventing that
emergency? Ames may be right that
these bloody enactments are necessary to
the success of the Radical party now
tottering to its fall, but if such deeds are
the legitimate fruits Of Radical rule in
tie South, the people VIII do well tc
su esp it from existence at the polls in
1876.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
Sf.erif1's sale.

By virtue Of a vendifioDi expouus, t.
to me directed, from the Circuit Court
of HaTdeman county, at Its Jolly term.
1873, in fayog of Guy, Mcclellan d Co
Is. William Nelson, viii sell tn the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door ia Bolivar, Har5ewan county,
Tennessee, on
Saturday. the 30tA Of October, 1875,
hte following described tract Of land oi
Gj acres lying IN said county aud State
Civil District Number Il, tenth survc
or's District, range enc, section one
bounded on the north By the lands o.
John Jones. on the south by the State
line OF Mississippi and Tennessee, on tbt
east by lands Of Wilson, on the west b,
lands Of Tom Bass Sold as the prcpeT
/ " Of the said William Nelson. to satisf,
this yenditioni exponus for eleven hun
! dred and sixty-nine dollars and fit
cents q ,I69 SOY and costs.
J. J. NELLY,
oct 8 Il pr $ Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
THE IMPROVEMENT IN THE
COTTON MARKET.
New York World. o.. s.

Speculation in cotton has taken a turn
towards higher prices, and the decline
which has been going on almost uninter
ruptedly since March last seems at
length to have received decided check
Prices have been forced down in the
meantime more than four cents pound,
and this affords an assurance of safe val
ues which it is impossible to ignore, for
tilted as it is by other circumstance Of
more or less significance. The Liver
pool market has leeome quite active,
with a partial advance in prices. That
market requires more liberal shipments
from the American ports, and must bid
higher prices to stimulate them Be-
sides it begins to be suspected that the
crop for the current year has been over
estimated, in placing it at Il to IL nil
lion bales. The planting season was
late, the growing crop was assaulted by
drougbts in some sections, foods in 9TH
others, and utterly by storms, high
winds, excessive rains and unreasonable
cold in various parts Much injury has
been done. The large receipts at the
por is for tue past month are Of little sig
nifeance They are accounted for by
the fact that the planters needed money
AMI hurried forward portion of their
crops This the navigable condition Of
the Southern rivers favored their doing,
whereas one year ago they were nearly
dry. The large receipts come from a
portion CT the South where the crop was
matured early by drought. Cotton goods
are selling more freely, though at low
prices Thus there is no leading inAu-
ence operating to depress prices, and the
advance that has taken place Is quite
natural.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

Kingston East Tennesseean Andy
Quinn, a boss in Keagan's tunnel, was
killed few days ago. They had just
hghted a fuse for a blast, and started
from the tunnel. when eousi derAble
quantity of Dirt and rock fell in, over aud
in front of Sir. Quinn, cutting eff escape
The men ent to work to release him
bat before success, the blast was dis
charged, and a new mass Of earth dis
lodged, which rendered powerless thei
help, foE death came with it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
Flsasantand Profitable Employment.

" beautiful "Chtrmin. "Oh, how
lrvel. D. what are they worth r. etc.
Such are the exc'ama,ion- Of those who
zee the large. elegant ChT0mos produced
BY the European and American Chrome
Publishing Go Every one will want
them 10 requires no talking TO sell
these pictures they speak for themselves.
Canvassers, agents and ladies and gentle
men out Of employment, viii end this the
best opening ever offered 10 make money.
For full particulars send stamp for conf.
ienrial circular Address t. GLEASON u
Co 75S Washington ST Boston, Mass.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

A grand Democratic rally j. to be
held a. Holly Springs, Miss, on the Dist
of October Distinguished speakers viii
address the multitude. We nose among
the names Of those invited, Hon. Gal
bert Walker, Of Virginia; Gen Zeb Vance
and Hon Robs. Vance of North Carroll
ma; Gen. John Gordon and Hon. b.
H. Hi, Of Georgia ex.-Goyornor John
C. Brown and General Bate, Of Tennes
see; and among other distinguished
speakers, including th3 Hon. L g. c
Lamar Of Mississippi.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

The Nashville Bulletin, edited by ".
r. Cobb, which suspended for short
time has again made its appearance. We
welcome the Bulletin again to our sane
tum Mr. Cobb has hbored under the
disadvantages Of publishing a republican
paper in a Democrat, State, sut his
courtesy in journalism has won fos him
the respect and esteem OF bis eotempc-
ries of tue press.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

Gen r. p Nicely has just returned
from Wayne county lie and ex-Gov-
ernor Brown were present in WayEee-
boro when the proposition to submit to
vote Of the people a Subscription Of $l25,-
900 by the county towards building this
much-needed road was acted upon by the
county court Every Magistrate Ct the
court yo-ed for the proposition with the
exception of one from dark corner in
Wayne We cannot blame this man, for
wagoning hundred miles in winter over
the worst of roads, still has its charms
for those who are richly repaid for bog
Jog down, = breaking down, and cUssing
up, during she. day,i they can only reach
might, lag around big log fire whilst it
rams and sleets, roast big red potatoes,
and discant upon the discumforts Of the
olden7 time. 1t is believed that the
vote Of the people on the 9th of Novem-
Der upon the proposition will be nearly
as overwhelming in ratifying it as 1t
was the vote Of the county court The
subscription ly the county OF Sl25, 600
stock in the Memphis and Knoxville rail
road, to be paid in the bonds Of Wayne
county, bearing interest at the rate Of 10
per cent. per aunum, payable at Law-
ranceburg, Tenn, on the I5.h OF January
Of each year, the principal to be paid
twenty years after date, the county re-
eervi~rr tho ri.rIt 70 mn " tho min 81 y,.l q
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
STATE NEWS,
The Huntingdon Times has suspended

The Huntingdon Times has suspended.
The Obion County News will be pub
lished in future at Fulton, Ky.
The Dresden Democrat has shaken
of her patent outside. Thus. one by
one, etc.
A dispatch from Knoxville ann ounces
the death there Monday last Of Judge
Robert J. Mckinney, for many years one
of the Judges of the supreme court and
one of the eminent jnrists of the state
The supreme court in session at Jack
son adjourned as a mark of respect for
the deceased.
Major John Somerville died early last
Monday afternoon at the residence of his
mother near Mason's Depot. Major
ScmerviIIe was well-known and esteem
ed member Of the bar, and for several
months prior to his death, had held the
position of county superintendent for
public schools
The body ofJuIus Behr, a well-known
clothing merchant, was found in bayou
near the gas works last Saturday even
ing. His hat and cane were found on
the bank, which led to'the bayou being
dragged and the body found He is sup
posed to have suicided, owing TO domes-
tic -NemDhis A1aIGtche
Chattanooga Commercial: DR.. B. a
Moss, who was shot Monday By Matt
Taylor, died from the effect Of his
wound. Taylor, cut will probably recover
though his wounds are very serious, The
shooting of Moss was probably jus;ilila-
bic. The men were friends, and were
drinking together. Moss, from abusing
the rebels, applied the fouiest personal
abuse to Taylor, and finally seized him
with his LIFT hand and began cutting him
with his knife, iEAicting several severe
wounds bcfos his victim tore loose from
his grasp Once loose, Matt ran into
Mr. Louis house, where the two were,
picked Up q rifle and ran cut Of the back
door Moss ran around the house {, in
tercept him, When he came around
The corner Matt fred on him, sending q
bail through his abdomen He cut Matt
in the SHOULDER after he got bose fr m
him, and before be entered the house, II
Gicting an ugly wound. These are the
facts as near as we can gather them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
Righteous Lot fed Sodom, and Moody
turns his back upon Brooklyn:

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 1Ith.-At a meet,
ing of clergymen and laymeu this even
ing. telegram was received from Moo
dy, the revivalist, reading. Have asked
Brooklyn to let me off will commence
the work in your city on Oct, 81, God
willing.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

4 difficulty occurred between James L.
w. Boatman aud T. T. Rocks, in the
Moss Creek neighborhood, in McNairy
county, on last Saturday, which resulted
in the stabbinz Of Boatman The wound
is not dangerous
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AtGacEa7s9 eagG Notice.
Donatus y erlh.

DOuaJus y er-h J
IN this ease an attachment having been
/ sued out under section 3455, of the
code, and returned by tie proper o.tcer
levied upon the property Of the deien-
dent and affidavit, having heen made
that the defendant is justly indebted to
the plaintiffs in the sum Of furty SIX dol
lars tv account, and that the defendant
is an abscouding debtor. 1t is therefore
ordered, that The said defendant make his
personal appearance herein before W.
Il. Lewis, Justice of the Peace, 10 the
town Of raul-burg, Tennessee, on the
II h day of November 1879, at II o clock
NJ and defend attachment suit, within
the time prescribed By law or the same
viii be proceeded with exFafte; and
that cory OF this order be Published
once week for four successive weeks IN
the Bolivar BULLETIN.
w r. LETIs, j. /.
octI44w-pf5 20.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

The damage to the Memphis court
house one night this week, will pTobably
reach $4,000, fully covered By insur-
ance in half dozen companies. The
fire was the work Of an inceniiary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

- TSYCHOWAECY. or SOUL CHARMING
Hos either mag iaFciu-cs and gain the love and
Affection Of person they ca135e insta-y this
pc UeatIt acqgre ucut 90 T'ssesE free by matt,
for 70 tEaH= with 4rla GO guide. Egyptian Oracle
Dream Hin-s 20 ladies. ~ -iaIuE vi hs-Shirt &c:
gaeer DOCS Address I vs. lillian 20. Pubs Phads
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

Iowa and Nebraska held State cleo
tions on tie 18th All interest, however
ccnters in Olio
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

Alexander H. Stephens is seriously i'll
at his home in Georgia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14
$4,5OOOOO in Gold Coin to Give Away

We will give 100000 in Gold Coin to
90 persons who send US the largest num-
Der ol subscr' beTs to our World Of FasH-
ION, at s. Tach, before March ;, 1876
As follows TO the GetteT-ap Of the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

On Thursday afternoon the tn Of Oc-
tober Perry c. WiIks died In his dsa5h
the county has lost one Of its most ener-
getic citizens. a man Of good mind,
with very considerable reading and great
observation, his loss will not be readily
supplied. The practical was his main
object, and to improve tue agriculture Of
his country, his great desire. No one
was more liberal in putting his means
into real improyem ents, and bis tastes
led him to stock raising, in which he was
peculiarly successful, and had he lived
wouli have made him one of the best
breeders Of valuable stock in the country.
He made it rule to which he adhered,
to Improve everything about him It
was pleasure, as well as profitable to
converse with such man. His family
has cur deep sympathy in their affection
and his friends will find it difficult to
ind another to Ell his place
s-.-<as--
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

The United States supreme court
commenced its O3tober term Monday.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-14

We will give s. 10000 in Gold Coin
to I23 persons who send Us the largest
number Of subscribers to our Bazaar, at
81 10 each, befnre March l., 1876.
As follows: To the Getter-up Of the
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
CHURCH DEDICATION.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE TRANS
FIGURATroN (BRooKLYN, e. d. OPENED FOL

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE TRANS
FIGURATIoN (BRooKLYN, Z. d. OPENED FOR
SERVICE.
The Roman Catholic Church or tho Transformation
at Hooper street and Marcy avenue Williamsburg was
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies yesterday morn
ing Tho procession of priests and choir boys headed
by Bishop Loughlin, of the Brooklyn diocese, filed
into tho building at eleven O'Clock, and, passing
down the centre aisle, made circuit Of the
outer walls, chanting the 'Miserere' and sprinkng
holy water along tho course. Again approaching
the altar grand mass sung, the Rev. Father TaG
of ST. Patrick's Church. acting csebrant; the Rev.
Father Keegan, of tho Church of the Assump-
tion as deacon tho Rev Dr. Loughran, as
suh-deacon; the Rev. Father Carroll, of St.
Pctcr and St. Pauls Church, as master of Cere-
monies, The Rev. Father Kcegan made opening
congratuatory address, after which Bishop Corrigan
of Newark, delivered the dedicatory sermon A mass
in ID, by Aois f. Lejeal, rendered by q choir Of
twenty voices assisted by the organ and string quin-
tet. The entire ceremonies lasted over two hours.
Vesper service was held as usual at halfpas three
O'Clock.
Tho society in connection with this church has been
In existence but year and half 1t organized
through the efforts of its present pastor the Tev.
Father Pagan, by direction of Bishop Loughn, the
pastor resigning position assistant in noghborng
church Tor the purpose. In May last sufficient funds
had accumulated TO warrant the commencement OF
work upon the site already purchased
The corner stone was laid on June A. and the build
ing was completed about week ago. The foundation
is of stono; the superslrucure OF brick, with free
stone trimmings The Dimensions of the church arc
1I4x50 feet The pcws, altar and gallery are finished
tectura structure the building s Gothic Its cost, in
cluding that OF its site, Is S43, 900.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20

are brought into the Church scholars are trained and
brought under discipline when they are taken into
schools. There should be developed IN them
A SENTIMENT HIGHER MORALITY
The Christianity that Is anxious 10 get men INTO the
Church or the Lord Jesus Christ and then treats them
as II they were common dirt and leaves them % them
selves Is not Christianity There Thousands OF men
that have such of the sacrcdness OF everything
religious that they into the house OF God thoy
step reverenty with uncovered head, and when they
come before the altar bow themselves down, and then
when they come out Of the church and meet
some poor man to whom hat is lifted
they pass him BY without any salute or II they give
any il Is mere 'sAhemn Know ye not that that was
a temple OF the Holy Ghost which you passed with
such contumely and codnessY Know ye not that that
was ono FOR whom Christ died What right have you
10 put such upon your wheel tease him and turn
him and make Of him, and then cast him OIL AZ
he were nothing? A gardener receives nom botanl-
cal garden for the first time small slip Of spruce IN
little pot and one Gays looking At IT, What did you
give for that - Twenty Ave dollars sir The friend
Is asonished TIL he is informed that II is specimen oi
that Californian tree and may grow TO be as
largo of them Now he can carry II around "a
pot When l SEQ little men in little pots carried
around say, "They're little now, but in the other lie
they will grow beyond all measurable size"
The New York herald., 1875-12-20

quent sermon was preached The Israelites had
scarcely been out Of bondage six weeks before they
made up their minds to robel They knew that Moses
was with God on the mountain, but they became inn
patient, dissatisfied and put slight his name when
they said TO Aaron, sMake us a god We have moth
but he has forsaken u.s." Aaron thon told them
TO bring their earrings and golden ornaments thinking
their covetousness would prevent compliance but they
stripped themselves OF their gold and Jewels supposing
that the prophets power would endow them with new
blessings Aaron made thom a golden calf and they
on the HILL 'Get thee down, the people becoming
polluted" Moses descended, and hoard the hosannas
OF the people they offered up sacrifices TO the golden
calf The Lord wroth; but Moses threw himself In
the gap Yet God said, "Let alone | will strip
them from the face Of the earth Thou hast been faith
ful, will make thee greater people" But Moses
pleaded again, saying, NAY slay me, Lord utspare
my hertagen He prevailed and God forgave them.
Then Moses said,
''wHo is ON THE LORDS srDE?"
Now, continued the preacher, how many OF you
are pentent obedent, the side OF the Lordf Every
man who refuses to bend the knee, every one hard
Of heart and rebollous in will, Is against the Lord
Draw the line be one thing or the other; let the Lord
know to-day on whom he depend In the familiar
chapter Of Matthew He said, HE that is not with
me Is against mep When you look at it face to
face the religion of Christ allows of no indifference.
When IL to the great principles that concern
mems conscences, when 1t comes to the proprietor
ship OF God In mans existence, and man refuses what
God has given him. there ls no room for further lib
erality. In the American Revolution 100 years ago.
when the colonies demanded their rights Of the mother
Every was a whig or tory, patriot or a traitor
the that would stab the hearts stanch the
wounds Of his fellow So with Christ. We must
tako sides for or against Him.