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AT LUnlNGTON, MICH.
N,s1d,,f 0tst.fff,.h fd THk TYtbutx.

Lupmoyoa, Mich, July 2a,-Ahout o'clock
this morning Il. L. Bishops residence, GU Rob.
est street, tu this city, was burned. It was val
ued ut 81, zoo. Insured III tho st. Paul for 5000.
Cause, i.leendlary. A man named 1llt has been
artestca on suspicion of lluytug st It Oh lire.
, 1876-07-25

SHREVEPORT, La, July a.-rhc rigcr has
fallen > inches nj Carolina Bluff. The fall
should reach here tomorrow. No material
darnaEe to crops along the old river, but frotn
the rutt to Fulton tho destruction Is very great.
in tue upper river IL estimated al ~ O0U bales.
, 1876-07-25

Special plsplteh 10 1Hs Tribune.
ST. PAUL. July 2i.-htss. Porter, widow OF
Lieut.. Purscr, Of Company A, Seventh Cavalry,
goes from here tonight fur her ''omo in Maine.
Tycnty-elght other widows from Fort LINCOLN
are expected i.erc "Wednesday cn routa for t1cr
former levtuCs.
, 1876-07-25

cINo1NxAT1, O., July 3I.-The Con'mtreaaFs
Xenla. o., special says Il fire tonight destroyed
=. C. Treleyn's gralu-.nlll ana warehouse, to-
gether with fur stables. a N4HphrF Ut dwell
lngs werG sca{clled. Luds estimated at $aQ a0Qi
insured for &, 700. Cause, lIicen1iar{.
, 1876-07-25

Epttfd. DIspasch e Tia Tribune.
Sioux CRY, H., July 24-A young co1orca
mun ,.anlctl Noss WAS seized with 1t while
walking ucross tie Sioux City Il Pacitlc Rail-
road bridge Ii, this city tits afternoon fell ntu
Floyd River, mil was drowned. I1ls body Was
recovered this evening.
, 1876-07-25
rtHt34H.

Mt. Kelley moved to snEpsnd the snles and pass
the bI for ihe coinage uf standard silver dotiAr
md to make II legal tender for ell debts. lte.
jeGtcd--l1o TO Cd; nut twu.thrls voting In tue
Hen
, 1876-07-25
Murderous asiatit Ilorles Still Pouring
in upon tho Dofcnslcss
DuIgarians.
Tile Extradition Question Discussed
in the House Of Lords.
Negotiations for a New Treaty
Progressing Satisfactorily.
THE EAST.


TURKISH lREpUIaE
BELGRADE, July 24.-Thc Turks attacked, M
the 2lst, the Sctynn rc,loubt at Little Zwortlc!,
which commands the Turkish bank Of tho Drina,
and mukcs connection difficult between Belna,
anil Grcat xwortlick. They were rcpulsel. The
Turks were also routed on Timok River. near
Rayitnitza
BULGARIA.
CoNsrANT1NorLR, July 2.-Thc atrocities In :.
Bulgaria continue, aud numerous Basht Dazouks
are ars!ying IN that country from Asia.
The Sultan's health ts rninproyel.
RECENT LOSSES.
A correspondent tclcgrapss from lsyan:
"Tho Turks arc unable to take tho Offensive
until reinforced, but they can hold their posi-
tons and repulse the Scrvlan attacks. The to-
tal Turkish losses for the past ten days are 800
killed and 5l0 wounded. The Scryians lost fully
1850 n,cn, with five cannon.
TIE DA1TIsu MrHlsTgK.
CoAsTANT1NorLH, July y23.-Mr. Elliott, British
Minister, has goue to Brskata Bay to visit tho
lect.
TIE sEnv1AN POLICY.
BELsRlpa, July 2a.-The Staff has decided
that Gen. Tchcrnaych shall abandon Akpolanka
and Bob!naglava, aud therefore, NIL positions
hitherto held which could bu easily taken by
Abdul Kcrim.
Tho story Of insult to tho Austrian Consult
General here Ia denied.
LATEST.
= LONDON, july e5-5 =. m;-Tho Sfaadard.
at tho population here and at Vienna, In conso-
qlience ot the Austrian demonstrates to the
Prince Of Montenegro, has rclenscd all tho
South DalmatiAns wAU Joined his army.
Ihs a14Naaras 4ienna ulspale1 aatea e1oi,' n
dsS Teke1nayaa ssSs In SI a interview wit prnss Milan
mentioned tile alvisubIlity OF m artu1stlce.
The s.anaa5d,. Als1andra a 4sispatci' says go Sn
Monday' @~'''@" - 1'e9
Thn DaHu N<m.' parotytn special says Con.
Tie Belgrade correspondent Of tho Ntws as
Their dclny ia no sl:u OF weakucss. Tie Servians
arc gaining; recruits faster than tho Turks.
psTERyhuno, July 24.-.;rhv oaluss ministerial
Powers xhrh , ,ras asss'alncd e upon ut Ro'sh~
Tic Stahaianlt Vle',na dispatch says tho
Hungarian authorities have en.basgocl guns
and munitions which were en- route to Rouu,a-
scrtni tn thag Hnstr;a % bas demendeI I'm fmmcats
satlsfasttio T., tsea9so q te lnirgc.nents o.
nentra!ity ~ tae u9ehsn mah-ot%ar M a. hoE,
nGfAhsosa os !,s ssss s.s' sssS"A -, os ~oSkASAeso
foh IHH WAN. u,.
The correspondent or TIC Lontlon 1tHles, writ
Ing from Montenegro, July u Etycs tho follow
lnr grap',lc picture of tho departure Ut priuyo
Nikita and tic Montuncgrin army for tho war:
AL m tno mosn1n9 VIZ w. awoSo s.t " tna a1on
.ensgsn oana H. HIT ~ ~ on ~ ~ NV afK.
n .o ,sU -, I'm ~, IT. l,st ~ oGT ,J .s an
apont 1nn eSsntsnt nSsnssG a'm " eMn nnJ e m1sht
Sa1sea .1so s"nntors ste nnn te hsssmh1y ras
81 enthaniasnl, oysn ~" % 'S!eaan5 Ma r. ~
, 1876-07-25

AN ITALIAN HA1sToNt
ROME, July 9I.-A well-knnwn banker named
Bn1tlfut committed suicide in tho Tibcr. His
books show liabilities u s45o, 900, and his relia-
bio assets arc $90, GOO.
, 1876-07-25
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To IIansnkcrprrs.--'rhe attention nf hratIs
nct;:s Fisyur!n. Tsttuet5. They arr hiyhly ton-
ccntrated, have III the frcshnrss and drlicneJ Of
the fFElta from which they aEc prepared. and aro
Less expensive.
, 1876-07-25
Adams, -,
a. -f-.. - N1

Ms. liurlbut, Of Illinois. offered a resolution,
rcclting Tint the northwestern Iudians aso sup
sa wh as 1has1Ss In sas t. sHs
urr. 10 prevent sssh special ammunition being
conveyed 10 thv Indians. Neferrcd TO the Com.
liz. H!co offered resolution calling on tho Sec
rrlary ii thu Treasury for 4 repoE. ~ u the
amount Ut ths guld cu'n ana goiu bulllon IN the
mint, viii, full detailed statement of outstan4.
Ing sud certIacaes, gu'd tntesest DUO and nnpa!i,
called bona, ana otlgf obligations payable III gold
Mf. Young moved to suspend the rules and adopt
a scsoation directing the Attorney. Gsncral. ser'
tcrIa Revenue 10 snspena until ,hr lst Of Fsbrw>
nry next oil further acton IN reference to lands
sold fur direct taars under tue oct of Avg O. lso1
Adopted. -.}cas, 13ai; rays. H..
iii. lljll, from tug Comm!tteG Of Naya ana
Means. sssvrted back tho sepatn l!tl astsniing 70
s # s Il tfnGi r. ts GsS ed sss. nde % III
acts jcyyins direct taxrs may be redeemed. lle
Explained tiat In ls7! IN act VA. rus.cu extending
snot,er act was passcl extending tho time ono
ySa '!ne for s 1eSspso, S % IL FeSsaafs asst ua1es
ttte same restrict oua anu regulations ns Under Inc
Mr. Cox askcd leave 10 offer a resolution au-
the .e das ss " u
session III atl to all matters under confederation
by such Committees.
Mr. Cox-Thcu nave to suspend tho rulca.
ats, uanl:x--1 desire to knnw Wllelher, on pre-
ssnta.ion of tnsse reports they ass t' snpoF'cac
.Mr. Cox-rhe reports will ts made, and Of coasse
NJ; paa;s~nus a'e they to be reported for ae-
81. sprinser-Thsy may be poatponed by ma.
lority sotc. 49, -, . ,,oa,s.
tho business u tbs llouso ia regurd tu t,css In
vcstlsut1ns Committees.
ff1 t.Hn
, 1876-07-25


Special Ditpafch 10 1Hs Tribune.
DETROIT, stiell., July 21.-fhe Hon. Dewitt
Kncclanl, VI Howell, tell from tho loft OF basn
Saturday, aud died yesterday Of |!Is injuries.
, 1876-07-25
FRANCE,

THE MUNICIPAL nILf~
VERSAILLES, July M.--Many Of tho Senators
belonging to the party ri the Right seem dis
posed to push the campaign agalnst the Chanl-
hcr If Deputies. A. iargc party in tie Senate
appear Inclined to reject the Munleipal bill.
, 1876-07-25

Mx, caldwell m0vcd to suspend tho El1es and
adopt lhv resunttop, aimed 1t Secretary Chandler,
dcct4fing that tAe performance by ths head q q.
Executive Department Of the Gosotnn't!!l Of tha
having in charge tho arrangement and prosecution
VI political campaign, T. tncnnslttent with lse
lie. whVso taiarted scryant hs IL; il Incompatible
with The faithful Impartial, sna eaic!snt dschpfE1
e ~ ast!s: 1sti sae. e. e stsff s
, 1876-07-25

Ladies' Stuff Suits

as Ladies' 8tuiY Suits, $40, worth $l4.
rs Ladies' & ufF quits, S12 worth 10.
rs Ladies' Btu!f suits, $l6, worth FAD.
a6 LadlBs' Stuff Suita, S18, worth sao.
30 Lnstica' 8luR suits, Hno quality $40
$42. md i aa. uoar}y half price.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

The Tensas and Macon packet W. J. Poitevent,
ct the landing to-day, and viii return 1t p. M.
promptly and positively, going through to Floyd.
lBy Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Feb. Ito Adams & Work
Steamer Bart Able vii arrive at P. NJ with a
full load r. S1xNorr Master.
MEMfHIs, Feb. Ito ]. B. Woods & Co
steamer Commonwealth will arrive Monday and
leave fer st. Louis on Wednesday evening.
/. W. SHIELDS, Master.
BATON RouGE, Feb. Ito Hite 4 Osrlln,
Agents: The WI. Poltevent will arrive t..
night from the Tensas and Macon, and return
tomorrow, positively, at Pm.
J. W. WALKER, Master.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

BOATS ADvKRTIsKD 10 LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, TO- NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 AN.
Martha, Lower Coast, P. NJ.
Natchez, Vicksburg, 5P. NJ.
Tensas, Opelousas, p M
st. John, Lafourche, P. NJ.
Lessie Taylor. Ouachita, SPIN. ~
Assumption, Lafourche, 5PM y
James Howard. st. Louis, p NJ.
Maria Louise, Shreveport, 5P.M M.
Carrie A. Thorn, Bayou Pierre P NJ
Stella Block, Beuf River, 5 p II.
John Howard. Ouachita, PM.
Bastrop, Bartholomew, 5 p NJ.
Kitty Hegler, Ouachita, SPIN.
Iberia, Baton Rouge. 5 P. NJ.
Robert MITCHELL Cincinnati, SPIN.
W.J. Poiteyent, 'Tensas and Macon, P. NJ.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

FRE1GH TS-The engagements this week en-
brace ship for Liverpool (early) at "a for cot
ton; one for Cork, for orders, at 1732d; one for
Dunkirk at zoe for corn and l5-16c for cotton one
Or Amsterdam; one for Genoa, at 40s for tobacco
md one from the bar, for Baltimore, for corn.
The market continues quiet, with an ample sup
ply of freightroom on the berth. We quote as
blows:
BySteam- Cotton to Liverpool "a; corn -@12d
NJ bushel; cotton to New York re; to Boston,
Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, via New York, &c. Sugar to New York
"a 81 " ibid: molasses y Dbl; rice --@75c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d to Havre
T@l5-16c; Bremen 1c, to Antwerp 1c; to Cron-
{s,sdr 1884; to Boston &c; to Providence &c.
Bulk corn to Liverpool direct 10d y bushel; to
Cork for orders lid.
lined to $40 hhds. The market is quiet and un-
changed, the, supplies selling slowly st so
&c for inferior to common, 6@64c for good
Ommon to fair, 611a@6a4c for good fair, 67sc for
ally fair, 71sc for prime, re for choice, 40
DL@9c for yellow and off white clarified and
[eL095sc for choice white clarified. These
Drices show decline Of about &c on the better
grades OF open kettle. Stock IN the sheds on
the 18th inst, 4108 hhds.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 873 bbls.
The market is DULL Inferior fermenting ls
quoted at 20030c; fair fermenting at 35@5Sc,
prime fermentlng 40@42c, strictly prime fer
nentng 43@47c, fair reboiled 43c, prime
oiled 4S@ ,Oc, choice reboiled SIC u gallon. No
poice plantation on hand it is called for and
ould command high prices Low grades and
por quality OF moiasses is dull. Stock in the
the 18th inst, IL $50 bbls and 4O2 half bbs.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR standard A, in
rrels, is selling on orders at 1870 lO5sc, gran
ated 1lAc. powdered and crushed iljlc, cut
Dirty REFINERY MoLAs sEs- Common is
ling at ACC, fair As, prime ACC, choice sac,
den syrup Soc u gallon.
LOU R-The market is quiet but strong to. day,
owing the activity OF the past three days, and
Gales are confined to 1725 bbls in the local
|e, of which so double extra at 81 371lls; 100
It s. so; 100 at a 621as; 100 and 25 low treble
at SIS; rs do at s. l211aa; 50 good do at IS Is;
I'D 60 do at IS 50 so at IS 65; 100 at S. rs; Is
Is; leo and 100 at S. 80; 200 choice extra at
at 81 Is, and 400 bbs on private terms.
nmon IL quoted at s. so; fine So rs; super6ne
ouble extra 81 rs; low treble extra "a SO
good do IS 25@5 so; choics do IS IS
phoice extra S. 25@6 IS; family extra SIG
q Dbl.
" EE.L + strorgey. NTH small stock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning. Feb. IL, 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Saturday Morning, Feb. IL, 1876. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sun Rises -----.--6 CAB Moon Rises 49,. 9 p. NJ.
Sun Sets Last led 1856 2. NJ.
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Josephine, John B. Maude, Carrie A.
Thorn, Natchez, Katie P. Kountz, 9. b. Church,
Assumption, St. John, Lessie Taylor, Texas.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Waloon, Wawenock, Henry Tete, Robt.
Young. B. l.. Hodge. Gov. Allen. Thompson
Dean.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Martha, Wawenock, Waloon, Lower
Coast; GAINESVILLE, Arkansas; Josephine, Mary
Ida, Upper Coast Dawn, Bart Able, Belle Row
land, Col. Kouns, R. 7. Bryarly, Red River !;
john F. Tole, st. Louis W. J. Poiteyent, Ten
cas- and Macon; Tensas, Ooelousas; Common
wealth, OHIO RiYer; Iberia, Baton Rouge.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

The movement in Stocks was quite active TO-
day and az further Improvement. as will be
seen by the above statement.
City Bonds were active and showed q marked
advance in the daily reports Of sales and in the
weekly quotations OF Che Stock Exchange. The
sales not reported at che stock Exchange Included
$4,000 at 99314. 5000 and $4,000 Premium issues at
331a, $4,000 a. $4,000 at 33; and $4,000 at 3d.
anu $1,000 New Currency Sesep tes Cents at 1874,
aud $4,000 at 81.
New State Consois were less active. and were
quoted by the Exchsnge a: G70l67a4. No trans
actions Weye reported except those at the Stock
Exchange.
The quotations Of City Scrip, Metropolitan Po-
lice Warrenis and State Warrants will be found
below appended to the stock list.
The following % the wsekly quota. ohs Of she
New Orleans stock EXCHANGE:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, T.
Friday Evening, Feb. II, 1876. 1
OOTTON-The sales to-day tnot including 200
bales additional yesterday embraced $500 bales,
- steady prices for oil desirable kinds, requiring
no change in our quotations. We give also the
figures and report of the Exchange, as below:
A1ERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

Stock on hand and on shipboard. 379,878
Stock on hand same time last year.. 292,017
To-day's exports embraced 1902 bales 70 Liver
pool, 1896 to Havre and 27OI to Bremen. We
have deducted from previous exports So bales for
excess in clearances to Liverpool land 131 to New
York.
Receipts proper eince last evening 7797 bales,
against 9614 on last Friday and 1888 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO The sales o-day embraced SO
hhds Il, 10 and 58) making total for the week
Ut 684 hhds. The amount on sale is estimated at
2O75 hhds.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1875. 49,. 1912
Arrived past three days. 1877
Arrived previously. .............. i,540 1877
1889
Exported past three days .......... 31g
k1p0rted previously. .............. 766
Broken up Tor baling, caty consump-
&00, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 762 1,6H
Block on hand and on shipment -
n0tcleared. ...............-.... 3,042
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-12

HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results On Painted
Wood Work Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture, Window
Glass; Mirrors Marble, Statuary, BRASS, Tin, Copper
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence as the certificate below shows
In boxes Of ere pound --e--s-.---..-.-- IS cents
In boxes of half pound Is cents
Sold by Grocers. Druggists. Hardware, House Fur
nishing SuSres and others.
EDWARD 4. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT,
Ohfcep ST Tchoupitoulas street.
Orders ieft with Messrs. WILSON & MCBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitouas street, addressed to
Lock Box No 9O6 will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80 1875.
Mr.. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by you,
with the following result:
find it to contain acids Or alkalies on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it Ike par
ticles of the Powder all angular and not rounded,
in most kinds Of sands aid in many other polish
ing agents. The particles are extr mely small and
hard, which, with their angular shape. give it espe
cial value rapid and fine pOsher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
NEXT SATURDAY.

Col Young and Col. Randolph have
g joint discussion IN Bolivar. Let the
notice of speaking have an extensive
heraIding. In this Congr essioRal strug-
gle the Democracy dares to push to the
wall the pretsntioua claims of the Re
publican party. Col. Young, our chosen
champion, is ready and anxious to IN
fold to the people of Hardemau County
the kind of Radicalism represented by
Col. Randolph. If you want TO Witness
a fine surgical operation come out next
Saturday and zee how skillfully Col.
Young applies the knife to Randolph
and lays bare the maLadmistration and
corruption of Mr.. Randolph's party.
Recently, on other occasions, he has
made this Republican vince and twist
as be numerically applied the lash to
the rotteness Of radicalism. Let there
be full OutpOuring of both the white
and colored population to enjoy this
discussion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
F. L. PLEDGE, ESQ.

We are authorized by the above-named
gentleman to withdraw his name as
candidate for Representative from the
County of Hardeman. This step is
taken in the interest Of Democratic unity
and integrity. At one time Mr.. Pledge
was disposed to allow his friends to use
his name as a candidate to represent his
people In he Legislature, but recent
events have induced him TO forego THE
honor and to decide him to retire from
he Geld. The reason for thus acting
is this, that to be elected as an Inde-
pendent would be claimed as a Repnb
lican victory by the Republicans. They
urge his candidacy that they may
thereby have q chance to defeat and.
disorganize the Democratic party. Mr.
PLEDGE, as soon as be saw this drift Of
affairs Immediately resolved not to per.
mis his name to be used to injure the
party TO which he had for . lifetime
belonged, and in whose success his every
interest is involved. Mr.. Pledge deserves
commentator for thus cordially and
nanfully declaring that he will in good
faith act with the Democratic party and
support its nominees. He is too good
and true a Democrat TO be used by the
Republicans to pull down his party 10
this its hour of struggle and trial. He
sees that TO be an Independent he is CIV
ing aid and comfort to the enemies of
the Democracy. This is the correct
view. We hope that these in our midst
who are blinded by the specious cry of
Independency will agree with MIR. Pledge
aud resolve like him NOS to be used By
the Republicans to impsril the success
of the Democratic marty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1876.

The following described real estate to-
wit Begin ming on the line of the Mem
phis & Charleston R. r right of way, on
the same At the corner Of Lee McCOm-
mons lot and runs along the line of said
railroad, l04 feet to a stake; thence n
l04 feet to a stake; thence " l04 feet to
a stake; thence 6 I04 feet so the begin
ming. Levied on as the property Of J.
K. Reavss, one of the defendants Also
on the following tract of land of 200
acres, belonging to Wm. NJ Reaves,
stayor to execution, and described as fol-
lows, tc-wit: Lying in Hardeman county,
Tennessee, on the waters of Cypress
Greek, and bounded on the west by
James NJ Reaves' lands, on the north by
the lands of Daniel Fortune, deceased, on
the east by Isham Bowlings lands, en-
the south by the lands of Joel Davis,
deceased. Levied on as the property of
Wm. McReaves,- and subject to home
stead in said tract of land.
W. W. FARLEY, Sheriff
Printers fee, So 90.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
TWO LETTERS.


There are two letters which of late
have attracted much public attention.
One iS letter signed Samuel J. rilden,
ths other is signed james G. Blaine.
The former letter was dated in Novem-
Der, 1868, and was a circular asking else
tion estimates after the closing of the
polls and before tho counting of the re-
turns, to be tslegraphed to VIM. NJ.
Tweed at Tammany Hall This lett er
was published Nov 4, 1868 and on he
came day in the EUening Post Mr.: Fildsn
published letter declaring that he had
then read i. for the FIRST time, and had
neither written, signed nor authorized. +.
nor even known of it before that day
This letter was thus instantly brande /
as 8 forgery.
The other letter was written by j. 6.
Blaine, then Speaker of tho House of
Representatives, 70 Warren Fisher, Jr.
Ostobsr 4, 1869, telling him how; by
sending his page to General Logan sug-
gesting . point of order, which, being
raised, he, Blaine, as Speaker, had deci-
ded in the interest of Fisher and his
friends aud thought himself, therefore,
entitled TO be treated as having done them
= great favor. Other letters and facts
subsequently, disclosed by Mulligan
which Blaine on bis knees, with tears
entrsated him to keep secret, demon
strass that Blaine not snlY thus mark
.stsd his rulings as = presiding ofieer,
Int that he got his price. j. g. Blaine
oon1d not brand this letter as forgery
Had he tried to do so be would have
been at once exposed as liar, 80 he
tried to suppress it, but in vain. There
n stands IN the records of Congress,
and on the 6lss Of the press, convicsinS
Blaine Of open blackmaiIiug, aud prof
liRsts vsnslity. These are harsh terms
vo would not use them on less author
;ty than the authority of his own letter,
siansd 81. G. Blaine" Is is this same
Blaine who is stumping the doubtful
states for Hayes, st Hayes request-who
nearly got the Republican nomination
for ths Presidency, instead Of Hayes
and whom Hayes would of course ap
point sscrstAry of the Treasury. OF Sec
esGary Of State, we're he to be elected
is8oysmbsr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
Sheriff fs Sale.

No. l5,O97.
F, 8. SIMPSON by next friend T. J. JACK
SON vs. J. S. SIMPSON
By virtue OF q rendit0ni erpoHas to me
directed from the Circuit Court eff Har =
embn County, Tennessee, at the July
term thereof. 1876, l will sell to the
highest bidder for cnsh at the Court
House door in the town of Bolivar, Mon
day, 9th of November, 1876, tn following
described real estate, to-Wit A certain
tract of land IN Hardeman County,
Tennessee, containing about $50 acres,
the property of J. s. Simpson, and being
the place on which he formerly resided,
in Civil District No. y, of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, on the waters of
Hstchie River, and bounded on the east
by the lands Of David and Alvin Bishop
and Tally south by Jno. r. ResYes, west
by John ]. Jacobs, and north by David
Bishop. W. W. FARLEY,
Sheriff
Printers fee, $500.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff's Salei
No. I5,IO4

No 1904
c. N. LAMBETH, TX &c, " VIZ SAIx.
By virtue of q Venditioni erpenas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardeman county, Tennessee, at the
July term thereof, 1876, / will sell 60 the
highest bidder for cash &C the Court
House door, in the town of Bolivar,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1878.
The following described real estate TO-
wit: l25 acres In range /, section of
the 10th surveyors district, civil district
No II of Hsrdeman county, Tennessee,
beginning at a stake with black jack
pointers, the farthest " corner Of entry
No. 693 for 265 acres, made in the name
of VIM. Jacobs on the east boundary line
of entry No 824 for 1924 acres made in
the name of Pitser Miller, and runs n
with the same 156 poles to and with
entry No. 333 for 166 acres to q stake
with 4 black jack point ers; thence with
the meander of the Middleton and
Vaughan ferry road 3Oo 20 poles
s 400 " % poles, I00 poles, 3Io
W &c poles, TO " IA 3-5 poles, s 30
18 poles, $50 "a poles, I80 Is
poles, l2' "a poles. 4s30 "a poles
to post oak; thence " 73 poles to the
beginning. W. W. FARLEY, Sheriff.
Printers fee. 50 10