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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10
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How many wretched homes in our land .
How many heart-broken invalids, Life with
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Exposure to the cold IT times when she
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NJ. D., Worlds Dspensary, Buffalo, n. y.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10
Work of Mr.. Bergh's Society.

During 1875 the American Society for
the prevention of cruelty to animals
prosecuted $40 cases of cruelty, divided
as follows:
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10

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t. i,,,-r.,1icr,ts are FEI, VEGETABLE. Il is al
i,,istsTa4 without lfffruty- 1t causes uG rePui-
and in no event fajuring the most ""''eae
constitution.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

Il an Inactive CATHARTTC. TONIC and ALTER
~ = 80 ,rrrIsasaut to the taste, aud leaves nc
/ ASSffJJpE o. I'LL EFF ECTS after Il has operate"
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
NrW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENToN, March LIN the Senate to-day
bill Mas m.fodHccd TO po5lOa the d'to !" "h'h "'"
,ilcnt taxes may received 10 t1c 3lst of DecemfE
lHe ohl appupriatng 5000 10 the Reform sehV' 10,
trvis Ws pas>rd The BIZ authorizing tax III cites anu
towI- o. seven cents per capita to celebration cf he
Centennial Was, after considerable debate ost na''
received UnlJ vote IN the affirmative
1, concurrent resolution to -OO stand OF arms 10
,izts @; Princeton not eonnectod with the sIiie Nv
flu,l Guard was referred back 10 tue Committee "a
iiilsry Affair. the Senate, M Executive SESSION. co"
lfi,rd the nomination OF the present managers oi Io'
> a5e Normal school.
Ia the House thc Committee on Fees ana Salaries "a"o
a long r,,ort ~ TO the amount o fees received W ''
ry Of Site Clerk OF tho supreme Court, ad CieA
. ,.,,.,r,. rue Clerk in Chanccy testified 10 Tecci'
is,J tr auuum $40 Clerk OF &c srpieme oOuI'
- about $1,000 and the Secretary Of state 10 se'VO"
L,i, Wa, introduced relative TO the state PnDn;;
a, , 49, ,,,,lr, t.dt In one nlUnth after M passage "
tno act Tie Governor CJinccuOr, Chlel-J use'S, 80
1t .i,, -. s.. Do Supervisors Tor t~lec )rii,
nIt a salary S3.Ouu each pee aliaa. fF1 p,,a
rc br ~ the n, iic, tihtS ot u's - rs f
ctc! year az .iil! 90 o, - sG .'sSn G ~, ''''
Dii, was intro tic Il iixuS te EAif1s Oh ps ,.sl
cYs -. ',tnvn. C9atrullcF, 5000: IIcasarrr $tpVV
40 Ie,s for either Atcrhc1 |Icncih Sl1'D VIZ VIZ 20
eul tees; Qar;rrinaster am AunIdH' iv,r.Sr
.l,2JO, no ices; fIfate Secretary 80 BIO .,,,sp no
~ tsJ no fr.s; Assistant sec ctt.y Oi Sttt 9Iv' ~,
It cInn ssoIirrs sDk!u Puma cicn ~ -, 80 I -,
.s; Superintendent OF P0oic lhatr"SS"n, ~. 80
Iecs 81 .r Librarian, II 800, ~ 1875. Ia el'.i "a
tincuts ASSISTANTS are 10 he alio"'d ~ ~ -. "A
T ocr-,aiy OG state is Ia receive tie SAM 80 ~.
IA ui, sint rlc !e,a vi tlre Clerk ~ thdh o'J aI @ az
r.clIe Coi,r, d.e tcd-csd IN II the pfooeo"i"7'
papers eDried - - i,,feaus
e ,.ii tu allow persons to maze their Own pAis =.
IN r la,rd to tEr iaYIIcnt Of tsNcs 1h sif's'e
OlucTcd % D.. thrd reI,iinS. ,t.,,,se mr. no
lnr bil 10 atAotIz, townships u vote for hcns7 - "
bii aas Passed 30 appropriate ~. 40 Tor hHH'""
tho S,itr ..lpEay. r., .h.r rrs a
A b.il yIS .tTralucri making :" shght v'ia,I1s,I
t,c = -,t,i t,t.r,t lL ailovs Cuiu niti " IA
10 .puvut six stsiuaal ad d'it-1.iil ~" ~ - mi
ua., ,'c,.jn IA he maze Dct"c-h t"o ~ "
,c.iscldbor -- a.. ,.,ud,ry ne DO
iwr,u Un.o: sLi EJuIctsct CJtnt'A - f"'', ,.. s-
.I.r ,,,.tr1,l I.slui TtLtIi.c g ti' Hn -. 70
tv,, t, s.ns a.! IJu4a .I:lO Asw-@c.sc) - TO
usalit- ryhLs were passed.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02


To the cllm this the accord "n! Satisfaction
with Gdrvey BAR also is tine arrangement win
Ke,s.r For il Tracy they were parties
to it, and m accord AMI sasiaC. ion with one wrong
docr discharges al But IL 10 limit TIE defense
in tbis re,uect 40 tho Of he bills Of these two
prs0,s tLerc saUuid bo stricken out Garveys bllls,
81 56j 7Gl 01 Kcyser warrant, pdosed. s69,23l O
total 81 O3iJJ3 leaving IN dspaie Oniy Fl,S7I39 lS
Ts sum s.Oud still arthcr reduced by ~ ret Vaue
o. tie bills OF IHgeIsUl 20 per cent, q. y niler y
nOur Kenn iTd & Hay. and Davidson. making toal OF
s,3 1863 IT, DrddcIins tins RON 9l,sllJ'9 Is there
yod remain the sum Of II .2Jl ,2OJ 40, 10 WMch lho
points now T. Dc male lro mp ttiOl'.
The points for dismissal Of the complaint ato=ether
Were tnat the state not the proper Mntf; thit
t.e Ger ihe.te OF audit when lho warrants were
srleI were ud cal act and therefore coTclusive on
an counts Cenuincnrss OF tEe bllS, anu thtt
TNccls Did not cdisc the damage, ie pay lneIls
b,lu. made by Connolly 10 others tndn Tweed -
Iuc de.cuse then called stephen Hscy who teStlhel
tat he furnished coal and wood IT, III extent or S2OOUO
under Inscrsuls orders to tho county and jackson S
Schultz who testified % tho circa-ticcs ude wnlcd
he rec vcd an assignment from kcys,g, and the cnrts
r lai made "a have "A settlement Of The dispute between
the city and K-yser IL Hoid> curt.es for about
So 900 recovered by him uner the a-SiSnnont On Key
scrs account. willard Blrcit testified t0 the rOccei-
in tno previous suits against Tweed, ANA tne Court
All
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
TIN IuPhACAMGhT or GOV. AMES.
TIE AaTlcLEs-rHE GOVERNORS CoUNsEL-11ME OF
The THAI-


The THAI-
Jackson, Miss, Feb. 26:-rhe House of Rep
res.uta.ycs to-day ater considering the question of
Impeachment for five days threr OF which occu-
p, In secret sesson mpeachel Gov AneS by voto Of
So Ia Among those voting in the negative were three
Democrats. Several Democrats refused ell.
The charges upon which the Governor was im2cachcd
as follows:
l In rr;usng to execute the laws by falling To re-
move ". NJ C0nner, Shelf o. Noxubeo Coun Y, from
Office la August, 1873. wncb time rci Oitcd
hi as "A ,c. ..lJer huuim ST. OUO puDiic money, and
refusing tO pay the same 10 The County "a NUXuUi
II In refusing tn execute tue laws IN the case Oi VI L.
the storm cle. al oil the state tn uIner vi 1875
be Office and in carSo Oi the state Treasury, with
oui vim given Jud and SECURITY as the Law Itil.,ts
III. liz c.ing iUr United States troops ~ January.
1870. and causing A. j. Flanagan, sheriff Ol warren
County " elected ouico by troops AMI
another Installed ia his stead, in violation Of the
Constitution and laws Oi the sta.e.
~. In permitting IL CAssi w. ~, Chancellor OF the -
DisIici, an j. Il. ID a5Ja DstFictA ,tJrney Of tnc -
District, to exchange Offices in violation Of the C"stitu
tim and laws % tie 5itic.
" In permitting tnc eOnvics in the Penitentiary b.
contracts approved ~ i'm. u be es Out tO has PARTISAN
r5Ld, esrs nch and Jooes in 1879, wltDoat pay
COMPENSATION. wcn tho same eonvlcls werr iuassd To
otter parties within y'ry short time by F.encA and
J0OcS 10. "a iIric sum OF mouey.
VI In he lohovh of W. T. Peyion, Chancellor Of
VII. Ia tue removal OF W. A. Dennln. Chancellor OF
thc Alith District.
WI Ia removal OF Thomas Christian. Chancellor
TX In the appontncn, Of c. Cui!cns l. G. Abbott, J.
D. BaOn, and VIM Breck CaanccilOrs o tAcir respective
dlsiIStS.
X la his abuse OF power aud violation OF Law III direct
ing Pyor trOsOJ futuIu u NlcasDurs 10 D5oDiDcr,
l,I4, md in crosby IA riOTt, 10 lio
p ss .hSOn OF tie O,lcs Sheriff WdIroh County ~
force VI ar.s HLcicby Conflict between tAo race Was
hruSht oi ana hiuA bioVd Was sne'l AM In"Ay h'.S
were lost.
Ni. Tor his official acts IN armng the militia of Umds
Conuy IN september aui O5ODci ioIJ IA Zine %. peace,
and cCily fur df tn, CaIri,s CndU"llS company
COMPOSED oi eorrcd men, to csrort arns To li"is :
Depot sid company geuS niccrcd Ia part By tlid tbe
aud c composed Df. colOrcd inca lOwi. 10 have
.,riti ,d la tie ClnOn iiOl. ant euIsns c arm Il
aud Cd lit, Ia patc L." siiccts Oi linton, 1n. to ana
TcturnIiis ilW HIttss Dc.E vita thr dcip.rto
mionf 20 create dist I'm p.u1' the country in
"a war OF Tao.s, with al is atios,l..nt horrors.
Con Fcathorstone. in long speech m suppoit Of the
10 esOng specifications, declared that NOS only tao
judiciary of tho ngt. had baen nln.crr Wili ~ ine
Governor but tiiat the bio d. conflicts at EcSs5urg and
at cuton had been brought by tile oruptlon among
oica.s, for ShoL Gov. Ancs aOHe sooI T,a2oasi"lc.
trial Of the Governor VIII take place tae
Impeachment trials Of the Ieut anl te
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
r,urRrs ANp AssfGN,Tyrs.

At tae mrcting OF the creditors oi o. ~.
\ Son lewcicss ll tae 1fce .. H. ,Ier fo-
4 p.,,unsIton was submitted tOr settlement S' -
un the doilr. -, p..a.ies
,n,cIing W held yesterday at the once VI - s,rat
NIutain.a Nn. Marrenst. TO sbow ,''''NS - uoy,
I'll i,,l,., >uoHl! not De- UlassAiIsAd lI"'u 80. ~
M on, apprart, e. oppose tue d'Se""rs'' "'"N
iEt,.y Was sfause'l IL, ,ei,h the CJuhu
~ ~, ~ Jacob viuhr 20 Charles T. iHt ~, jus 49,
h a., ,n4rics acniang. gad ~ A'thah "". .sns,Ip as
90 J,,>ss A. BALDWIN h1tihs hia- 90. 80 igrec.
,C,tI ms ,urs, Az, ,lstus ". W'isa. .ah' -,
n,s ssd =, l,,,.s, nnlsilt ot h property To NM
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
THE NOON MEETING.
MR. MOODY EXPLAINS BELIEF IN CHRIsr-IEQUEsrs
PRAYER.

MR. MOODY EXPLAINS BELIEF IN CHRlST-EEQUESrS
FOR PRAYER.
Among the requests for prayers read at the
Hppodrome meeting yesterday were the following
For DlrtmOuth College :" for the Sophomore Glass Of
Williams College !" for young physician In this city
who u an At1eis; little boy for his brother" for
l I2-congregAtons and Sunday y-schoois."
Mr.. Moody gave out his subject What 1t s to be-
lieve in Christ" and said:
II Chris was not divine He not a SAVIOR and we
are wOrshipers; all our hopes are gone and our
faith vain. Mathew wrote 10 that Christ 10 the
true Messiah, the of David. Mark begins win Mala
ciii, where Old Testament leaves OIL Lake begins
wI;h ZtobaIiab. But john sweeps over then al, and
gves bosom 81 God, and brings Christ from
tlc throne. The lth and 18th verses OF the fourth
chapter of John TO two OF tie most precious
with Lse: And lie came unto Ills own, and
believed Him. 10 them gave He power" Mark the
"nim" There Is 10 creed, no denomination, no - stem
to-day IL will "WhOmsoeyer" has been said, and IL
means all mankind We have the best 10 b. lieve
that TINS religion Il true HOW could h'hlros oi lbou-
sands of Christians have found 80 much Comfort IN Christ
If it were all d myth Sec now men have been elevated
ana cd up Let MS only take God at iis word and we
Will Dc sIscd
Iast night In the young mems meeting q young man
stood "a and told how had been saved threo years
ago how MS mother and sisters had all giyer MIN MP,
s proof OF Lords pOwer All who find Chr st tell
tie story he they Americans, English, GefniaIis,
Chinese or OF other nationality. What more proof do
y, want than thi and The ages that this religion has
bcrn a Gospel of peace aud JOY 70 thousands OF
suffering souls There h ninoh discussion now,
a-a about miracles. Bat isn't ac0nS version mlrclef
Jvh's Gus,,el Is the great Believe, believe, be-
heye, he says That idea Is ever before him Every
chapter bat III lis writings mention IT, God dOLt
CHRIST. God tells yOu 10 believe You must tus Him
hrst You must HAYS faith Ia Hun before you can have
Crstisn e1perlence "ThSnsh ne slay mr. yet wili
All the churches AID priests In tho world cans do It.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
FATAL SAIL IN A ROTTEN BOyr.

W llllam DOnIn SOdbn DiOUnlyH DLtCh-
smith and ms ncyuew John, OF ii. A. .Oiau.
been missing Tor week Tuey hired an open sailboat
oil j. H. haynes and said tnoy wanted FOR isnnG pn
poses lt was supposed that ~ they all not Return
Bo!,,n who was dissipated m,n. had sold
the boat and away wth the prorc"'s,
taxing tho boy with HIM Yesterday Ta.h
Haskins. living COney Island. picked Up
OH tue beach al that place "A curkcd bottle, containing
l. s,sd To Mts. El,Cn Fort Alt4h",
pud wing, We are III Ult % nig1t Ot
lahi 1hu DOaI sprun, ~ k .ni 1, Sn"in-. JOHnul
Il WIKI In" IL was siSncd Nm. ijOAN." At. tal lca
s4y, iat when H. et BDIn have tdr boat he warned
hiI tIt IL Gaa.Oa ami rJstcB, t.sat ID ke nJ
care vi hC would break nDio through tac bottom Wta
ni, c-t. i5oLau Std wit risk ~ mi he Rad tie DJy
wen. out an IL iuI probably were slfowncd.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
WALL STHEET TOPICS.
DEPRESSING STATEMENTS AND BUMoES CONCERN
ING PACIFIC MAIL AND WESTERN UNIoN-HEAvY
TRANSACTIONS,

DEPRESSING STATEMENTS AND BUMOGS CONCERN
ING PACIFIC MAIL AND WESTERN UNIoS-HEAvY
TRANSACTIONS.
The stock market was very much excited
YESTERDAY large volume Of business being transacted
at declining prices. Pacific Mali and Western Union
were the principal features. Pacific Mail the sub
iect Of many de- reSsIDg statcmf ana rumors prOm
nent among which the authoritative statement of
william l.. Clyde that tie nyai line would
h, established, and tdat the South Carolina,
the first steamer OF the line. would sail Immediately
for the other side OF the tbus 10 take her place tie
Pacific branch Of the line. Next, it reported that
some of the Pacific Mail steamers had been seized for
taxes hat this was denied by Sidney Dllon who said
that the question st in tho courts. 1t still
further reported that there trouble with the
Austraasian branch Of the line; that the Govern
n,ents interested in the mail service had not paid for
trips already performed. and that there was
PROBABILITY the contract would be abrOgated THIS
pOstO the story proved true, the colonial officials
VINO hl CONT acted the mail service have kc t
the officials OF tue Pacific Mail Company
teleRTaphed that they would Withdraw th.ir
influence Of these depressing sdtein ns aud neavy sa e
By spcculatOr. the price o. tie stock declined from -
at the opening to 2ia4, closing AT 267sD -6f.
The b pstcrn UHiun Telegraph Company was also made
the subject d,pT, ssiug rlmOrs A meetlng Of The
directors held yesterday at which the finances OF
the Company discussed, and t1e probability OF
dividend AT the end OF the next quarter The exhibit
upon which to base opinion was not ready and Prcs
dent OrtUn stae ed that he wOuid have tie figures
ready at the next meeting. H. was estimated, nov"
ever, that the earnings would Justify tho payment OF
u dividend OF liz cent for the quarter Several Ill
rectOrs were opinion that he dividend slouiG De
passed while others thought that the stockholders
entitled whatever was earned. No results were
reached however. The STOCK opened at 7Os advanced
to 70a4. declined TO 60. aud closed at 694S61'e
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
GTATE LEGISLATURES,

LRGi ,LATIVR PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.
THE ASSEMBLY, FOR SPECIE ASSUMPTION BY 90 10
6-NEw JEFFERSON mARKET-HR. MoRRIssEy's
BILL ABOUT sAFEs FOR vALUABIEs AT uoEyts
INFORMATION CALLED FOR ABOUT sTEAA Rall.
ROADS THROUGH PARKS IN NEw-YoRK CITY.
SENATE. ALBANY. March I, 1874
In the Senate to-day, Mr. BIxBY presented
petition from the NewYOrk Catholic Protectory for an
appropriation from the State.
Mr.. ScHooNMAKER presented q remonstrance Of L,ai
owners against the bill increasing the fees Of Hell Gal.
pilots.
MI wooDN reported favorably the bill to secure iu.
ce and fair dealing between the authorities OF New
York City its officers and those VINO may furnish
Sir HARRIS reported adversely 10 the bin 10 reinsata
tho stockholders OF tho State Inebriate Asylum their
vested right. Agreed TO.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr. misunderstanding that every keeper Of a
other pace for the safe keeping o ali yauabes a
guests and IL any guest shall IAN o deliver 10 any such
hotel Keeper his vauabes. then the nn keeper sa moi
he held liable for its lnss
By Mr. scHOoNSAKEK-Enabllng the Commissioners
or tie Alms-house of Kingston To borrow $1,000.
by Mr.. Sr JoHs-Autlorizipg the Fishkil ani New.
buTsl Railroad Company to bridge the Hudson River
The following bills were passed:
Providing for the employment or convict and paupcr
laoor in New-YOrk City, amended require lis e.
pOymcni in such way 10 tend least to mn with Tia
inc rests OF Nee outside industries and trades
Dean NJ the du,ics Of the Recorder Of Platsburgh Gin
ton County.
Defining the duties OF TIE Receiver OF Taxes Of the town
OF Greenburgh. Westchestcr COun y.
Authorizing the Commissioners Of Richlorl, Toga
County 10 issue bonds 10 meet others coming due.
Providing for reporting the OF persons IN the VA
rious oa benevolent institutions 10 Tic county author
ties from which such persons arc sent.
The President presented the annual report Of the sail
OrS of Snug Harb0f.
he amendments to tho Hornellsyle charter and The
bill extending the time Tor tho collection oi taxes in Law
ingston County untI AprH we're passed
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
NEW WORK. DAILY TRlBUNE THURSDAY MARCH 2, 1876.

Now let US pray that all the unbelie In this building may
be swept away.
Mr.. Moody thsn offered prayer and several hymns
were sung.
On Sunday morning. at O'Clock, Mr.. Moody will speak
on 1.-THE Prophet Daniel" Tickets have been printed
and may he obtained at the Office Of the Executive Com
mitee the Hppodrome, or at the Young Mems Cnris
tan rooms This at o'clock Mr. Moody WIN
speak on How to deal with Inqurers L. r. Thatcher.
who assists Mr. sankey the conduct of the choir VIII
meet the members OF that body In tho Hppodrome on
Saturday at D. IN for tho purpose of rehearsng several
hymns that have not yet been sung.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
PAY OF TIE JURORS ~ I'll" TLroY-gE2cHER
TRIAL

At tDt nttLhS OF lht NIHSo NUUHJy DJEIu
9ulc cfyi,ors yesterday tAe LI% committee ronsro
report to tue ccG taat had considered the question Oi
allowing ts Jurors In the TIt0 5etoncr st extra com
pclsItlon ard had come 10 the conclusion tnat t"e
urors were lastly entitled 10 their elaas The anOlIt
10 b. pail wa, left for future considerations Supervisor
stuas spoke in favor OF thr advance claiming that
sone Ut tle iurymca had lost $40 day b lieir dht IL
tida tom ,bu,nesS- Supryy sol oeasr h.led LAT .Le
c1tra ,m ns tyn be- nNed at q CrGts day Supo,yh
Il % N ID novel 10 amend bI making the additional
com 10 as .ta :. 81 day. SupergiaJg Sgiwell moved an
guca In NJ tlAt the Increased ov noaJn % uAou a'