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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-11-23

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The assurance Gf the lightning-rod
man was never better illcstrated than
the other day when 5e applied TO Gen.
Nicely, and wanted to put lightning rods
on al! bic cara. "Lighsning.rods on all
orr oars 2 aaksd the latter. "Why,
certainly" "What in the world do we
want them for p querried the General.
because they make good conductors"
replied ths man. as he closed the door
hastily bshiRd him.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

Texas and Florida very great OF sugar producing
land. II your Congress adopted such policy Spain
could not complain. It would be form Of nterven-
tion not hostile and oonsonant with your national
ocy, which encourages free labor and would not en-
courage slavery. You would redeem yourselves from
the semibondago IN which you live 10 the
slave grown products OF Cuba and, what seems
to me Of philosophical Importance you would not DO
tempted to interrupt struggle which, for the good Of
the Cubans themselves must, think, go until they
win their own independence they surely will in the
course Of time and events If they themselves gain 1t
they will be strong enough to keep IT, II you, by in
timidation which must lead to war, 1t for them
they will be children your hands Finally you
ought to discourage slavery and you ought to encour
age your free neghbors in Mexico and Central America
who offer you, If you only would take it. hundred
fold greater market for your products than the lit
tie island OF Cuba and can supply you with all tho
tropical products you require by free men,
natural allies "
Here the conversation ended.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFfIcH oY THE CHIEP SIGNAL OYPicER
WASHINGTON, Jan 22--l A. NJ
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

4
OFfIcH oY THE CHIEP SIGNAL ORPlcER !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-1 A. N.
Probabilities.
For New England clear and colder weather during
the day. with continued high barometer and variable
winds, followed by falling barometer, threatening
weather and east to south winds during Saturday night
For the Midd States partly cloudy and slightly
colder weather during the day. with northeast south
east winds followed by falling barometer and ncreas-
Ing cloudiness during the afternoon.
For the lake regioE, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
areas OF rain or snow with east to south winds falling
barometer and stationary or slight OF tempera-
ture.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Ieys generally cloudy weather. with rain vari-
able winds high but falling barometer and tempera-
ture below freezing except in the southern portions
For the South Atlantic States clear fair weather
and slight fall in temperature with northeast TO
southeast winds, and a slight change in barometer
For the Gulf States, increasing cloudiness and
OF rain, with southerly winds higher temperature than
on Friday and slight changes in barometer.
The Ohio River will fall slowly above Evansville, the
Central Mississippi win rise at Cairo and Memphis
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE MONEY UNIT PLAN.

ENGLISH OPINION OF THE AMERICAN NTERNA-
TIoNAL FINANCIAL PROPOSITION.
LONDON JAN 81 1876.
The Times in leading editorial article on American
nnance this morning, indorses Senator sherman's
proposition looking to common unit for money and
accounts for the United States and Great Britain
The writer says that America, in returning to specie
payments, will almost enter upon new phase Of
monetary development Therefore the "change in the
American standard of values will involve serious
shock to social and commercial arrangements such
would ensue upon alteration in the value of the
British sovereign"
The Times thinks the proposition opens less a
prospect than the establishment of common none
tary system for all English speaking peoples, 'who by
the end of this century Will probably rule influence
tho people Of the greater part of the earths surface
and monopoze even larger share OF its commerce"
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
rH11nAnMoN1o RRnrARsA1..

present Of the Philharmonic Society took place
at the Academy Of Music yesterday afternoon. Miss
Lima LucAbardt, pianist, and Nile Eugenie Pappen-
helm, prima donna were the soloists The following
programme rendered d:-Symphony-No. 8, in Eb
major Haydn; a Adago-vivace assai; b, Adagio can
table, C. Menueto, allegretto; d. Finale vlvace Con
certo-For the piano, No 2 minor, i2o Reinecke
Allegro andanto quasi allegro; Finale allegro, With
orchestral accompaDiment-hiss Lima Luckhardt
Scene and Ara-"Ah perndo," Beethoven--Miss Euge-
nio Pappenheim Overture-'Corioauus, op. 81
Beethoven Recit +. Aria-"Lc Nozze do Figaro
Mozart-Miss Eugenio Pappenhelm. symphony-No
l. + major tdrst time America) Mctzdorn The con-
cert takcs place tonight, and certainly has attrao-
tions enough 10 make II great success.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
INTERNATIONAL SPORTS.

ENGLISH PREPARATIONS FOR RIRLE AND row
ING CONTESTS IN AMERICA.
LoSDoS Jan. q, 1870
The GLOBE says that al a meeting OF the National
Rife Association to-day was resolved that the asso-
citation should accept the invitation Of the Nationa
Association at New York to organize team 10 repre-
sent the United Kingdom In a match for the champion
ship OF the world, provided ha. other Independents
team sent from England, Scotland or Ireland be in
cluded in the match.
CAMBRIDGE AND THE AMERICAN oARsHES.
Cambridge VIII not decide its connection with the
American Centennial Rowing Regatta until the general
assembly Of the students takes place when the matter
will be considered BY the captains Of the various boat
clubs
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

LYcEUM THEATRE-BESEFIT OF NIB W. c.
coNKLIN.
''La Boule," the sparkling comedy OF NM. Meilhao
l. Halevy presented last night at the Lyceum The
atrc the benefit Of Mr. Conkn, the agent dn L<d-
trs There was q very good attendance and the play
was given in the most superb stylo The piece is
new gave entire satisfaction to tho audience
evening The ludcrous marital entanglements, re-
sulting from the porsstency OF the wife in keeping
warming pan bod against the wishes OF her spouse
are very captally brought out and although there
much that the modern evangelists Moody aud Sankey
would object to tho OF morality, vet the per-
formance artistic that morality little
thought Of by those present
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE POPE.

HIS HOLINESS SEIZED WITH AN ALARMING At
TACK OF IILNEss-HoPE OF HIS RECOVERY.
LONDON, Jan 81. 1874
Tho Lancet tnewspaperl Of this city, says:-"on
Friday the Pope, after fatigung receptions, cor-
planned of being unwe He had epileptoid seizure.
lasting forty minutes
''Snce then he has been confined to his bed
HoPB OF HIS RECOVERY.
Though his health requires the doctors vigan care
the grave reports recently circulated groundess"
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
AMERICAN MONEY SCHEMES.

EHE EMMA MINE VICTIMS MovISd-A PRosEcu-
TIoN IMPENDING OVER THE PRoMorERs-rHE
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN REISSUE
PLAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING IN
LONDON.
IFrom the Evening Telegram of yesterday. ]
LONDON Jan. 21, 1876.
At meeting of the victims of the Emma
Mine swindle, held in this city to-day, a
resolution was offered, which was passed
with only seven dissenting voices, to prose-
cute the venders and all others connected
with the issuing of any prospectus of the
Emma Mine stock or offering it for sale.
Mr.. Macdougal said at the meeting that he
represented 10000 proxies.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
At meeting of the bondholders of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad held
here to-day, resolution was adopted ap-
proving the revised official arrangement
scheme, and favoring an application to the
Stock Exchange for the quotation on the
regular stock list of the certificates to be
issued by the trustees in exchange for the
deposited bonds.
THE COMMITTEE OF EIGHT.
The standing committee of eight appointed
at the shareholders meeting have just ap-
proved the official arrangement scheme,
principally on the ground that the Atlantic
and Great Western road will then lie in the
hands of an English board of shareholders.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
BRITISH FINANCE AND TRADE.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MONETARY AND COM
MERcIAL OPERATIONS
LONDON, Jan. 21-Evening
The feature OF the stock market during the present
week has been its extreme dulness. There has been
no activity any day and shares have huctuatcd
dcionty to command unusual attention except Mexican
aud Argentine.
Mexican declined to the lowest point ever known in
consequence OF the Mexican Congress adjournng with
out taking any action in regard to the foreign debt
ARGENTINEs
Argentines have materially improved on account OF
reassuring advices concerning the condition OF that
country
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States securities upheld by the home de-
mand aud continue very steady.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
The Bank returns have been again very favorable,
and foreign exchanges show sufficient recovery
port operations
There has been little demand for discount. but the
rate steady 81, with exceptional transactions at
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso-
citation says-'The demand for cotton has decidedly
increased. Still the supply continues very abundant
and prices have again yielded, the quotations being
generally reduced, aa<he market closed heavily
AMERICAN
Is still offered very freely, and decline consequently
ensued Of about I'D per pound. In some instances
forced sales were made at greater reduction.
'BraziI is I'D I'D lower, Egyptian Ad, Peruvian
I'd. a kd. and Surats 1-16d. I'd. lower.
''The transactions in futures continue limited.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Aftcr frequent fluctuations tho quotations about
one iarthing below those OF last Thursday"
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
CUBA AND ENGLAND.

THE BRITISH ANTI-sLAvERY ARGUMENT FOR
EMANCIPATION IN THE ANTILLEs-AN AAfERI-
CAN PRECEDENT FOR ENGLISH INTERFERENCE
LONDON, Jan. 21, 1870
The memorial OF the Ant-slaverY Society TO Earl
Derby the Foreign Minister, the Cuban question
that they have reliable information that Spain is
willing to place Cuba in the relation that Canada
retained
THE AMERICAN CIRCULAR JusrIFEs INTERFERENCE
The memorial points out that in view Of the recent
American circular the obstacle longer exists which
advanced by Earl Derby last year. that Great Brit
aims interference in the Cuban question would cause
jealousy in the United States
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

The annual meeting Of the Yale Alumni Association
was held las, night at Demoncos, Fourteenth street
and Fifh avenue The only important business trans
acted was the election OF officers for the coming year.
The election resulted In the following choice :-Presi-
dent-William NJ Evarts Vice Presidents-Charies
Tracy and william Walter Phelps. Secretary-Robert
w. de Forest Treasurer-Joseph g jackson. Members
n the Executive Committce-Aexander H. Stevens,
Brayton Ives Eugene, Smith, A. Dewitt Baldwin and
Mason Young The Treasurers report showed bal
ance Of S577 60 In the treasury OF tho association
amer the business meeting Professor Brewer, of
Yale College read paper the results Yale College
had achieved In the agricultural Development OF the
countrv
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
ARREST OF AN ENGLISH BANKER.

LONDON, Jan. q, 1875.
Richard Banner Oakley proprietor OF the Co-opcra-
tive Credit Bank arraigned o-Gay before the Lord
Mayor and Sir r. Garden on charges Of fraud, false
pretences and conspiracy.
CHARGES.
The prosecuting counsel said the bank had received
5000 from the public in the shape Of deposits and
current accounts An execution put the bank
last Saturday, when It was found that there only
So 40 on hand and no money pay the clerks On
the day lady paid in So 500, which used to
pay out the execution and the wages OF the clerks
The prisoner remanded, the LoEd Mayor refusing
TO take bail.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
FRANCE.

M. VICTOR HUGo's ADVICE TO THE SENATORIAL
DELEGATES.
PARIS, Jan. 21, 1875
Victor Hugo has issued address to the Senatorial
delegates for Paris and France which he asks them
found democracy which shall end foreign war by
arbitration, civil by amnesty and distress by cdu
cation
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
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THE MICHIGAN SALT MAKERS.

MOVEMENT TO coNTEoL THE PRICE OF SALT.
DETROIT JAN 81, 1870
meeting of the Salt Makers Association Of Michi-
gan was held Bay City yesterday the object being
to devise control the price Of all salt made in
the State. Thirty-tnree firms, representing 100000
barrels sxytwo per OF the entire annual prod
uct OF the state signed the articles, but II
solved nothing further in the matter until enough
firms control eighty per cent OF the product
enrolled in the association.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
ST. JULIEN SOLD FOR $4,000.

MIDDLETowN, N Y, JAM 21, 1S76.
The trottng ST. Julien, said to be the fastest
troer OF his age the turf sold by Dr. Posler OF
Goshen to Mr. Humphrey Judge Fullerton's owner,
for California parties for 500 000 ST. Julien Is by Vol
unteer dam Claymore and went on the turf last
son green when he rotted five races, winning all of
them and making a record of2:221s. He was sold two
wears ago for 5000
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
Mus1cAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The late Mr. George vining the couss, Of Mrs.
L. Davenport, and not her brother as tie obituary
notices OF that eminent have enormously stated
The senior class OF Yale College will visit Booths
Theatre this evening accompanied By its teachers in
ancient history. We trust that the performance OF
JuIus c@sar'' will be profitable to these young stu
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
SPAIN.

THE GENERAL ELECTION PROCEEDING QUIETLY
PRESS ADVOCACY OF NATIONAL ECONOMY
MADRID, Jan. 20, 1870
The elections for members OF the Cortes proceed
ing in an orderly throughout Spain
MINISTRY.
The EPoca in editorial on the financial situation
urges the Ministry to reorganze the national finances
on sound basis and restrict the public expenditures
much as possible
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
A STRIKE ENDED.

BRIDGEPoRT Conn, Jan. 21, 1870
The strike OF the female employees in the Goodyear
Glove Company's works Naugatuck is ended nearly
all having resumed work at the reduced rate.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
AUBURN PRISON APPOINTMENTS.

ArBURN, JAN q, 1870
The Board OF State Prison Inspectors, in session
here, have made the following appointments for the
Auburn Prison
Agent and Warden, Charles F. Durston, OF Auburn;
Clerk James D Morgan, Of Penn Yam, Yates county;
Siorekeeper Willard N. Smith, OF Geneva, Ontario
county.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
EPEAL OF THE GEGHAN LAW.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 81, 1876
In the House, to-day, the bill to repeal the well
known Geghan law passed by party vote, the
republicans with exception, favorng 1t, and the
democrats without exception, opposing IT,
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
STORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Jan n-Noon.
The weather to-day is very stormy and unpleasant
throughout the British Islands.
THE TELEGRAPHs
The telegraph lines are prostrated between London
and Valencia American messages are therefore
despatched by way OF Brest and the French cablo
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY THE NEW
SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT
SYDNEY, n. ;. W.. JAN 1s
Via LONDON, Jan "a 1915
Roderick william Cameron and Dr. r. Forbes OF
New York; Sir Daniel Cooper OF London and George
RUSSELL OF Scotland. have been appointed Commis-
soners to tho Philadelphia Exhibition for New South
Wales
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty.four hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HrpA n
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE UNION PACIFIC SNOW BLOCK.

SALT LAKE. Utah. jan 81 1876.
The westward bound Union Pacific express train got
through the snow between Green River and Evans
town i've hours and half behind time The track is
now reported clear.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
rur nnonK1.YN Ar KrY WEST.

THE BROOKLYN AT KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON Jan 81, 1876.
A telegram has been received by the Navy Depart
ment from Admiral Leroy. announcing his arrival at
Key West with his flagship, the Brooklyn. He
signaled the Junata on the 10Th standing into ST
Thomas.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Baron Won Apenburg OF Vienna, yesterday arrived
at the Windsor Hotel Assemblyman Allen Munroc Of
Syracuse is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Pro-
fcssor c. r. Brackett Of Princeton College Is residing
at tho ST Denis Hotel Pay Inspector Gilbert f. Thorn
ton United States Navy, is quartered At the 81 James
Hotel General John T. Averill. OF Minnesota, Is
stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Rodney W.
Daniels Collector OF tho Port Of BufTao, Is at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel Congressman Scott Lord, Of
Utica and George NJ. Pullman, OF Chicago are regis
tered at the Windsor Hotel Rev. Dr. p s. Henson, Of
Philadelphia Is sojourning at TIE ST. Denis Hotel
semblyman Townsend d. Cox, Of Queens county
rived al tho sturtevanr House last evening from
Albany.
THE SAME EFFECT PRODUCED BY COSTLY
sulphur baths accomplished by GLESss sUrHrR soar
"ILLs HAIR AND wHlsKER DYE" Black OF Brown. Soc.
A-BENNE1T BUILDING,
FIRE PROOP, -
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SUITABLE FOR -. o,,,ov.
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OfFCES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES
A-IADIEs FURS AT GREATLY REDUCED
prices; stock must be sold 70 make room ior car. sprns
goods BURKE Manufacturer, 2l4 Broad~Ay FArk Bank
ALBERT W.. AIKEN,S GREAT STORY THE
MOLLY MAcuiRrs,- VII soon begin Va the fiNHsiDh
COMPANION"
A-INFLuENzA CURED BY THAT STANDARD
remedy WisLr~'- sstsAs - Wan NnEnhr or and u
bottle.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
WASHINGTON.

Diplomatic Gossip on Our Re-
latione with Spain.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
CUBA.
HAVANA. Jan. 2

HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1876.
Captain General Jovcilar has issued proclamation
assuming oaice. which 10 quiet but determined in
4one
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
A-MTHROW PHYSIc TO !

A-RUssIAN RATHS. NO 25 EAST 4rH ST. MOST
md nnnnlnr RnIhs on this cnntnrnt
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

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other contagious diseases and relief for catarrh brOn
cp is and consumption. Sold by druggists Mandatory,
20 West Houston 81
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

THE SAME EFFECT PRODUCED BY COSTLY
"HILL's HAIR WHisKER DYE" Black or Brown, oOc.
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

EPIcUREs SAY THAT DENIS DONOVAN, NO Q
East 18th st. gives the TABLE DHoTK DISSKR the
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

DR.. POwEI.L'S EYE CURE--SURE THING. DIS
appointing Tor sale at Hndnuts and Ditman'A
The New York herald., 1876-01-22
THE YALE ALUMNI.

Average temperature yesterday 33A
Average temperature for corresponding dato last
The New York herald., 1876-01-22

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ERfslPELAs DIFFUsED INFLAMMATION OF
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AMMONIA is a specific.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-21

in this parish before, and VIC Gres''o"
if the demonstration has ever nee"
exceeded in the State, outside OF NC"
Orleans, it equaled.
THE EFFECT
is marked already, by the emphatic
EXPRESSION ofhundreds Of colored men
who had been heretofore indifferent
to the Issue.
EIGHTY-NlNE
NEW COLORED members were ao'
dca to the 4th Ward Club, and the
intelligence from all parts Of our par,
ish is cheering to tho advocates o'
peace and good government.
KEEP THE THING MOVING
Let no ono relax his efforts. A long
pull and a strong pull, and the enc
NY is ours.