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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
A VILLAGE IN FLAMES.

PITTsRURG, Penn. Dec. IA Dispatch special
from Mlerstown, Butler County dated December T.
No. says: h.e broke out last night about 2 o'clock
and destroyed two blocks in tie business centre OF the
town. The Bank House. large hotel; C. ID. Aldneers
drug aud cigar store; FOrsts clothing store,
and Frcdcncks dry goods store are burned I;
and the fire is spreading rapidly. The value Of
property already destroyed to be estimated 10y thou
sands OF dollars and the fire Is still spreading Efforts
are being made to stay its progress by tearing GOWN
buildings in its course"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 6.-The Omaha, flagship
Of the South Pacific Station arrived at Calao Noyen-
Der > from Valparaiso having made the passage under
sail Al well on board. She would remain IL port 10
give the crew liberty, Teft, etc.
The Saratoga arrived At the Navy Yard Norfolk, on
the 9Th inst where she j. To stay for the Winter
Commander John W. PhlIp is ordered 10 the command
OF the Tuscarora the Mare Island Navy Yard Cfor-
ma Lieutenant George ReIter is ordered the Iusct
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p Q SITS O. RIP r.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

RES1UNAIIU OF HE tT1NOIr Hr1'r7' III
IMAGINATION ACCEPTS THE REPUBLICANS 1ERMS-A
NEW CABINET TO BE FORMED SOON.
LONDON, Friday, Dec. z, 1877.
The Times has the following special dispatch from
Paris last night: 1.-THE French Ministry rendered
their designations at this mornings council ana
President MacMahon has accepted them"
The following are the conditions on which NJ. Du-
faure agreed to attempt to form a Cabinet: That
the Ministry shall have entire liberty as to all Of
fetal appointments that the Marshal shall agree to
bills restricting the power to declare state of siege,
and modifying press restrictions and shall send n
message to the Chamber guaranteeing 1t against ca
PRECIOUS dissolution.
fine Marshal accepted these conditions WIN ih"c I
diflicuItv at first declaring he would resign lie
still desires To have the choice of the Ministers ot Ma
rine W ar and Foreign Affairs NJ. Dufarre maze no
enlargement on this point, and IT Is considered M
acceptable The Ministry will probably not be def
initively formed for two days.
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DEATH OF HENRY LELAND.

PARIS, Dec. 6.-The young American paint
en- Henry Leland, accidentally killed yesterday
while playing with pistol which he thought was not
loaded
ffor other Foretgn News First Pags.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
DEATH OF JOHN II. BUHLErGH.

South BERWICK, Me-, December 6.-John
H. Buregh, x-Represenatve in Congress for the First
Maine district and president Of tine south Berwick
National Bank killed last night by his horse sheer
ing oil the bridge toe Salmon Fails RIVER He fell
2 distance OF twenty-five feet The carriage was
wrecked, but the horse was uninjurcd.
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MURDER OF A UNITED STATES MARsuAL.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-John Cochran, who has
acted as Deputy United States Marshal in Ripley County,
IN this state and has been very active in ferreng out
Illicit Stills in TINT section Of the country, waylid
when near DOHiphan. IN Ripley County thus evening.
lie was shot In the head and mOrtGlly wounded. No
arrests have yet been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
STEIN WAY
INVARIABLY VICTORIOUS!

Certain manufacturers having advertised
The judicial .gagrgs 9tl2h FxS 10 ha rejected and re-
fused to sign, the Judges IN order 10 Itose,f ~. l1o
ssan5i ~ Heir names and have given TO stenway
the following
"yH1S rs 70 CERTIFY That tie piano orts' Of Nf'srs
ste,navh prstng concert and Pdrlr Grand square
and Upryat srttbed by them At the csntnh Erpont'on al
Philadelphia 1876 prsisntsf the gre1fs ofdy o es'eht
qualities and norclty OF conseon ant Va alt points Of excl
enee asp rs.etvsd hghss Grer.geo points AM i'eori
ingy our unanimous oYtni0n comedies 70 M''' SL<t"Is
Sons Highes degree ofercsHsncs IA al tsr "yl'"
Signed:
WILLIAM THOMSON. HENRY X. OLIVER,
T.. LEyAssEtR gro. r. BRslOW
Ed FAyRR PERRRr JANIS C. WArsog
J. sCHrRDNAYER, JOSEPH Henry.
]. f. HLGARD. +. A. p. BAHSARD
panoiores above other competing exhibits.
IN each and every Style ana reacheda
GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE OF
854oUT OF POSSIBLE co..
one NewYork piano maker having only published The
honestly he had received of % out OF
average Of S0 ONLY ranking but inap On square pianos and
FOURTH On PaTlor Grands.
THE ABOVE CERTIFICATES CAN BE SEEN AT OUR
wARERooNs.
The United states Centennial Commission upon the rnsni
recommendation Of the Judges decre,d to srn%a{
the other for their exhibit Of the best piano
the Judges Ia as follows
FOr greatest concert capacity Grand Pianos a. also h0hef
dtgrse OF ercs al hsr styles Of Pianos: LGrgs roIue
prty and duration Of a and extraordinary carrying cdpdc
IT, ,ci p,cisiop durability Of ehaHai also norti 10
position Of ne Hrings aud construction Gad oTa,'Hg % "e
metal frame"
Tho Report then infinitely describes and ave
doIses the six principal patented Improvements VIM"
rendered the SteinWay
THE STANDARD PIANO OF THE WORLD
Every PIANO fully warranted for eve years
~ Illustrated Catalogues mailed free.
Steinway & Sens
100 and I n East ith-st., newborn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 6.-Assistant Surgeon ".
f. Walters If relieved from duty at Fort Columbus. New
Yorl, hrbor ordered report to the Department Of
Texas for duty The resignation Of second
Lieutenant H. c. Johnson, lst Infantry. has been
cepicd Dy the President to take effect March 81 ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
ALuX. III. HAYS IL CO.

OF no. % IIaiden-lane have bought
the gNTxaE SToCK or CLOCKS,
BR0G&GS, TEr3iCAG BOXES
AND L'ANcX GOODS of Messrs.
Fellows & Co. and placed the same in
no. Il maiden-lane, first floor up
stairs, where they will be offered for sale
until Dec. 81 at
less than cost of importation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
EXHIBITION
AND
PRIVATE SALE
PERSIAN RIGS And CARPETS

PERSIAN RIGS iND CARPETS
ruy ,osr ELEGANT COLLECTION EVER RE
CEItED.
wessrs. JOHN "a. DHaFhN "a
90. nave now ora exhibition NJ
sheir branch store, Nos. q ana
Eo.i 13d-st., kErtZ Building,
= direct consignment OF Per-
siap, GeordcZ, Ouchak. kurdI.
stan and Egyptian Rugs anu
Carpets, all sizes, coIOrs anu
qualities. and which they Oher
nj private sale during ihis weeh.
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ting unrestricted Chinese immigration and the Legsa
ture the State shoud memorabilia the President ana
Congress TO that effect.
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am prciudiced against American umbrellas
Very wen Al ISAAC SMITHS stores umbrellas from all
the best English makers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ " organs Of Generat1u, speedily aud radically
cured by WikCHEsTEKb SPECIFIC PILL Two 10 .lI
boa usually sufficient Price, 81 box sir boxes
send for circular. Prepared By WINCHks1Ek & co,
Chemists. So John ct, New YORK
iVuE MANHATTAN EYE AND EAR HOS
4 PITAL 40 23S East Imriyf0urth ST.. embracing de-
nsrtue f Of the Throat and for the
a. the Nervous system, been active operation
lsb9
l tri, p,od ~ eight years 2O.79j patients have
treated and 1872 important operations pertUTncL
cHOng OCTOBER u. 1877, $3.50 patients
have HE benefits of the hospital AMI $40 operations
have been done including i cataract extractious.
The plan such ar to combat paupe
WlnIr r1ieudinc aid a. al deserving sufferers.
ont door patients purcls-" Their me cnes and
door nat cuts pay amount % bOadmOuey according
their means,
The object " this communication IN call the attention
OF the benevolent that the hospital urgent
need the outstanding obligations Of the past
year. 49,.
able The pta upon ue NO" without rcstrc
u operations
Donations following gentlemen will be gratefully
DAVID b. EGLESTON. President
Nc Fact Thirty nth ST.
CORNELIUS X. AGNEW. secretary,
No ~ East Ihirtyninth-st
Ola Rl4ks LANIER, Treasurer,
No. n p1Dost
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
Ex-PREsIDENT LERDO SAID To HAVE RENoUNcEl
HIS CLAIMS.

Ex-PREsIDENT LERDO SAID To HAVE RENOUNCEp
HIS CLAIMS.
MEXICO, Dec. 1.-Ex-President Lerdo de
eiada has written letters stating that s his Intention
TO withdraw all pretensiOns to the Mexican Presidency
He intends to retire France. desires that his naIno
shall no longer used for political purposes, and rec
onlmends General Escobedo TO the sufirages of his
friends These professions not believed IN by many
Of mis- political supporters.
Various bodies of troops are marching toward the
frontier
The Rosecrans Railroad Concession is supported by
majority OF both Houses of Congress II Is oeeVed the
Rosecrans Company has $1,000 900 on deposit in Eng
land and that Thomas scott, of the Pennsylvana Rail
road, Is the leading member OF the company, which, II
is said has S2,C0D000 at hand ~ begin operations
MANY other raj road projects auat. Companies
organizing in the states Of Jalsco, Hdago, Guanauata
and MichOacan.
NO lIrif Of he NeN ienrn h neaceful
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HOME NE us.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUpSUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sAm. Ale. Noon 42o m. 49, MidpighL 49,
Highest durns NE dsy, 52'. Lowest 49,
Average. 42a Same day. 1876 1872
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70 u IHV WVNI0Nu II O0o II FO''ONI VT
RENOLTS IN FAVOR OF LEKDO.

san FRANCISCO, Dec. Ga dispatch rom Tucson con-
tans the following: Letters from Guerrero and Micho-
acan that General Alvarez has issued pronunca-
mento in favor OF ex-PrssdeDt LerdO He has 6,OOO
soldiers and the movement il considered important, as
II shows a change OF opinion among the Southern
provinces OF MexicO. which until now have been cOnsd
cred safe for DaZ Generals Jose Urea and Jesus BE
anzas Tucson and favor the LerdO party aud are
ready to operate III Sonora and SlnalOa.
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Announcements

Buy your Hats from BURKE, PA Broadway
style aud 4tuTe unsurpassed. Pine SIX Hat IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

AuRAN uT noiS.
HFNtN STOKES, President
cY. wEMPLE. Wee Prcsa,nL
T.. UALSEN. secretary.
sN sTEBBINs, ActaAfy.
ny wE'fprE Assistant
IL. Is. STOKES, )>tcrctales.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29


cry Of the dsmagogus is abroad in the
land and By a peculiar IeRerdsnain he
has made many honest men believe TIE
whole burden of our taxes is due from
the tax levied By the. State. The truth
is, the burden is due entirely to the ac-
ton of the counties and ms.nieipalities
The counties have right to Iesy taxes
equal to that levied by the State, but
they are not eonssnted With this, thsy
lay q tax equal 70 the States fer general
psrposss and then cooIiy proceed TO put
on taxes for any i@proysment made,
such as building jaiIs, court houses,
bridges, etc , which are really expenses
that should be paid out Of The arst levy
and are, We believe, illegal; then a spe-
ciaI tax Is laid for school purposes. so
you see county taxes are one and half
times the State .ax. Then comes eorpor- :.
aticp taxes to any amount tbs psople will
bear. Il VIII not do for State to say
she cannot pay her honest debts when
she exempss RI300OO,0OO of her property
from taxation, and wevtrust the day will
be far distant when aa hQnOSabIs Ten
Dessean will say, ,siU not pay the just
Obligations of tho state.
An extra session will be ealled-to con-
slider this question and the representa-
tives ofths people want new instructions
IF they 90 back and refuse to settle is
and the debt is repgdiased, the Demo
cratic party in Tennessee is dead; it can
not stand this stab. The party that ha 8
cried aloud for honest governments and
claimed to be the pure party of the land
cannot live under this stigma, aud it
msst die or repudiate the nen who are
bringing stain upon its record.
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LraIsIAruRE ApyoURNED.


Through at lsst. Itis very general
opinion that this Lsgislature did not
measure up to the true demands of the
people The modern legislator is too fre-
qusntIy found papdering to tie popular
clamor in certain localities for special
legislation, instead of shaping his course
to advance the best interests of the peo-
pie atlarge. Memphis, Nashville, Knox
vile and Chattanooga, through their able
and adroit representatives., control .legis-
latiVe policy in their own municipal IN
tsrssts, regardless Of the effect upon the
outlying sections surrounding them. IT
she Cover nor should convene the Legis-
laturs to consider the public debt ques-
tiOD, sws hope eaeh repressntstiVe will be
duly instructed to accept the creditors
compromise and not be permitted 20 return
TO be at the mercy of those demagogisal
Influences faVoring reputation.
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President Hayes ana the Troops In
the South e7

By the adjournmens Of the Senate
President Hayes is left face so face with
his duties e in regard to Louisiana and
70 South Carolina. These dHtles are pre-
foctly we'll understood BY 9. deeislys ma
ierIty Of tha Aneriesn people, and the
sooner hs gives practical evidence that
he himself unders tauds EHeO, the better
is will be for the interests Of the whole
couutrY. For while he is weighing et
Washington the consequences Co himself
and 10 his party of dOihg hose duties, or
of leaving them updone, his delay IN
ObeyIng the laws which his pFedecessar
so obstuaEely and 80 ins"lsatly persisted
IN breaking IS breeding daily snd hourly
peril TO the pubic peace. Governor
Hampton, Of SonGh Carolina, has told
President Haves PLAINLY at last What
South GarOIiha needs st his haRds 90 Sc
cure order within her borders and to
Iiberate her fsttered indusEriss.s Ii is
,axiHg the patienee of Ts&s0Labls pe0ple
a little too far fOr President who holds
his seat by virtue of decision that
Congress cannOJ 20 behind the returns
of an electoral board In a Southern
State, 20 assume that she ExecutiVe has
right 70 20 behind the declarations of a
GOVernUF in = Sonthern State. Presi-
dent Hayes has 10 more constitution /
right or authority to keep troops in the
Ssate House Of sOveFeiga State when
| the Governor of that State has requested
him to withdraw them, than he has,
against or without the request of the
| Governor of that State, to send troops
there. He is~Openly and 6asrsntly
breaking the laws which he has sworn
to support, and it is not crUdl5able TO the
good sense or the spirit Of the Ameri-
can people that he ie permitted Co do this
as cempOsedly as it he were Turkish
Satan or a Russian Emperor. His ,hesi-
tation in relieving the people of LJuisi-
ana and of South Carolina from tt g
rresencs of these troops Is In direct en-
couragenent offered to the in;riguers
snd knaTes no alone Ubstruct to-day
| the restOrrtIOn of the reigu of law IN
| these States it does not excuse hin If
| it De true that citizens of thDse States, 10
| their desp rate cage mass for peace aud
| order, are willing 70 enter into nrg tia
| items with him on the subjeet, and to
maae terms for tue recovery IF their
| rights as American cICizsnS De les
Sksd the country to regard him q q
Statesman, noE as a party puItIcI z; and
| Ms prese { conc uet Is not UniY' istsmpin9
! hun IrTevOcablg u paiterInG jugsier
| with iair words, but bringing hlm IuES
IMMINENT danger of proving himself a
| fUmentUF Ut EiOJ, biOodshed and rsy0Iu'
lCn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29
ACCEPT The COMPROMISE.

This creditors Of the State have cffce-
ed to compromise the debt, being willing
90 add in the accrued and past due inter
est and take new thirty years bonds At 90
cents on the face value of the amount.
the State to accept and pay interest be-
ginning next January by paying in New
York the interest then due on now
bonds. Let as to look at the real condi-
Sion Of the State, and see If We are not
abls to pay oar honest debts, even is
times are hard. We estimate our pro-
psrty. for taxing purposes at $3.50, 900, 600,
which at 40 cents vii bring in 81 ,320,- :
COO privilege taz. S25O,OoO; railroad
say $50 900 me-. making 81 $4,000,
which will allow 100000 for current
expenses and leave 81 ,O20, 900 for interest
on the new debt Of Sl4, ,00Q. 900, which
IS $40, 900 aud $4,000 per year TO
orsata sinking fund which viii liqui'
date the debt 10 less than twenty years.
Now see if forty cents is high tax. In
Tcnuesses we have under our Constitu-
tion an exemption of $1,000 personally
IA the hands of each. property holder,
,his will amount in the aggregate to at
least $3.50 100000 Of properly whic Is
not taxed at all, making q 40 cent rate
really only about 25 cent rate. This
"a moderate tax and such as no mar
vho loves his State wOsld be willing rC
Ase her dishOnoF herself to avoid. Tht
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29
.THR INPENpINa coNFLIeT


1t ia uudeniably true that the present
political unrest in this 1ocunsry is the le-
ei,iinate work Of capital warripg upon Ia
Dor. 1t may bot be 50 evidentto the Gag
uei observer as be seans the feld ppon
which the two great parties are slrug
Cling for she .ascendeney, but It is never
theless fact that the money psWsF is
controlling the situation. a ali local.
State and federal elections the sintrigues
OF capital are szerted 70 aggrandiEs the
already colossal prOporsionsofths the money
fingp. Like the tiEhtness Of the coil Of an.
anaconda, this element is wrapping itself
around the stricken and smacinted form
Of labor. and crushingsous Of it the vers
liCs.blood of an honest sustenancs. Upon
che cCnssneHt Of Europe for ages labor
has been slave to capital. heace the
marked distinguishing differences exist
ing between the producing and ncn-pro-
s,Iuciak classes. Gradually, for years,
this same condition has been creeping
uIon the American people. The late
war FASTENED the crisis. Ever since it.
close. capital has controlled the helm OI
State and dictated our National policy
The legislation that gave birth to the ex
elusive privileges of the bank bOAdhold
ing eliques and the mammoth swindling
exacsions of the various Pacific railwa )
boards we're the direct fruitage Of grasp
ing capital. The money power forms
Legislatures, creates Governors, and fraud
uieutly seats an usurping President
Constitutional Freedom has been robbsd
Of its old time purity and strength, and
been forced to array itself in the bedizen-
ed trumpstry aud glittering debauchery
of imperi0us capital 1t rides rough
shod over public virtue, and sports, ike a
reckless gamestsr, with public integrity
Ifa State or national Legislature is to be
controlled in it's interest, at once certain
lobby leaders are summoned to be or
hand to do ths work Of the money power
Under the guidance Of this influence the
country is drifting far out upon treach
erous sea, To rebHke the intermeddlirg
domination of capital is the duty of the
hour. +sR
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

e HOLD, Mr.. Columbia Journal The
organ We have for sale is one of Horace
Waters bsst, and not the BULLETIN as
ore of Tilden's old organs. We had
rather bsvs the BULLE7IE tuned to the
conservative Keynote of the Post Office
Department than have it pitch its nLsis
alongside of Bourbon ulrraism which is
second cousin in evil to Blaine sadieaiism
Were the National Democracy attuned
to fhe David McKendree Keynote in
patriotism, peace and plenty would sooa
return to bless our stricken section The
Ieud-scr secbing discomfort and factious
partisan Failinzs of certain BourboO
journals plainly show that "rule or ruin
is the spirit of their every uttarence Let
them fume and ravs on. The tide is ris
lag; the people are moving to sweep al
such sshemrrs and their scbsmps ous
of the path of union commissioned
anew in the interest of fraternity and
business prosperity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

purposes from foundation stoue to iurFet
are witt tbeu ia the protection of their
interests, and of then in fhe fruitioh Of
their hopes. In the late civil struggle IL
Was@ths aetiYe, daring capital of the
North that made war upon he dead cap
ital that slumbsred in the muscle aAd
bone of the SogtheFa slave. at this
tine very similar contest Il, Hpon the
country Eastern domi0ation through
capital is striking desdly blass ct the
life of labor, through boso National party
organizations Heaee, evSuts. point to
the Recessisy of refOrming and Fesa asst
ing party liues to suit tHs imperativs
needs Of the people ......ff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

4 TTACnHENTN NOTTCE.-BEFORE
"A II. Franklin, J P, for Harde-
man county, Tennessee. r. l.. Forbes
vs.. Pitser Camp Ia this cause an at
tachment having been sued out under
section 1856 of the C0de of Tennessee q,
and returned levied upon the property Of
the defendant ana affidavit having been
made that the defendant is Indebted to
the plaiBriff in the sun Of foFty-twO dol
lars due by note, that tie claim Is just,
and that the defendant is q nonresident
of the State of Tennessee.
It 10 therefore ordered that the sal de-
f. udant make his personal appearance
before J H. FransIin, J F., on the 2Uth
day of April, 1877, at his residence and
defend said attachment, within the time
prescribed by law, OF the same will be
proceeded with exparte; end that a copy
Of this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in the Boil
VAR BULLETIN. ---
J. 81. FRANKLIN, ]. P.
This March l, 1877. mar22 Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29
TNsoLvENT NOTICE.

Having this day suggested to the Clerk
of the County Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, the Insolvency of
rhe estate of 5 S. Tate, deceased. An
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file the same daily
authenticated according 10 Law, with tbs
Clrrk of the County Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, on or before the 7Vh
day of September, I877zoF the same will
be forever barred in law and euity.
GEO. BRADFpRD, Administrator a
OF ). 5 Tate, deceased.
mars 4t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

Gov HANPrsN has written a mani
letter, accepting Hayes Invitation to ap-
pear at Washington, for conference on
South Carolina affairs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29
RoIlvar. Tenln.. We. ae. &c.

N- Correspondence is solicited from
ell parts of the county. Please 70 giOe
US The nsgs IN brief, soith yOur proper
nSBss
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

DESTRUCTIVE fires are reported at Gren-
ada and FriaEs Point. Miss, AID Helena,
ARKANSAS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

THE House bin passed the Senate CON
ferring upon Justices addrional jurisdio
ton in misdemeauor cases.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-29

SIX prisoners escaped from Jail at Gre,
NADIA, Miss, last Saturday night.