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his beautiful coantenauce that Away
cheers and never inebriates about keep-
ing burdens of the people. Now what "a
proposed here Il Is proposed to cut
the throats Of the lSboring people Of this
country with silver knife with a Jew.
elled handle presented to the United
States by the gentleman from MAssachu-
sets Loring). Cut away gents, (turning
his back on the Chair and walking to his
seat but you will not have my throat.
On motion OF Mr.. Foster, the Senate
amendments to the general deficiency
appropriation bill were non-eoncurred
in.
On motion Of Mr.. Singleton, the senlts
amendments to the Diplomatic appropri-
alton bill Tere -concurred in.
Mr.. Lrttrell asked leave to offer 4
resolution providing that, lnpmuch as
Tomorrow will be the anniversary OF
Thomas JefFerson's birthday, the House
set aside thA. day for the confederation Of
the bill erecting monument over his
grave.
Mr.. Dunnell objected.
Adjourned,
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In Supreme Cour, Of South Carolina
a'dscidsd that no municipality Of
I'l' :. t'n, by ordinance under the guise
: a'liion, relieve itself from perform.
S'siS' -. 's'!er all that i, has expressly
: Fsa0'd iOiu creditors, and hence tha,
HaE Of Charleston, which has agreed
~! HE Per centum interest on GER.
y :. q ia 6oud', cannot, by a subsequent
sS''a'' iAE these bonds and withhold
9'a'ant out Of the intere., a, Il fall,
- We note this decision for the bene,
=. '1' Washington Co, Pa, friends
s.. ''" yeAn ago undertook to gel
+, nv ~, o. apart Of their debt by lsvyinu
s0'iy buds. ' '''''' u '"'''
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BUSINESS EnBaRRAssMENTs.

DENVER, April 12.-Later develop.
ments seem conclusively to show that the
First National Bank Of Colorado will
not be weakened by the malyersadon oi
McIntire, the absconding Viee President,
A new set Of officials have been chosen
for this bank, and its affairs are believed
to be on secure footing. No clue to
McIntire's movements has been obtained,
but It Is supposed be has gone to Europe.
PRoyIDsscz, 3. L, April l2.-The
franklin Savings Bank has been tempo.
rarily enjoined.
FALL RryER, April l2,-All the say.
ings banks Of this city to-day are exact
Ing sixty days notice from depositors
wishing to draw above 500.
The Directors Of the Union Mills are
still engaged ut their work. The amount
of the deialcation up to this time is
S5l9, 600.
MosrRzAI, April III. s. Smith {
Co, wholesale groeers, have failed. Lis.
bilfties $4,000.
The Pierrsvilie Mills Lumber Company,
Yamaska county. failed to day. Liabili.
ties, S165,0OO. The Merchants Bank is
interpated
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Mos7ao4ERY BLAIR Is pressing his
scheme for reopening the Presidential
question on the Democratic members Of
the Senate at Washington. Blair is an
ambitious aud intriguing dsmagogue.
When Mr.. Lincoln was President, and
after Blair was oustsd from the Postoffce
Department, he sought nomination to
the Supreme bench by all the arts Of the
politician. We we'll remember the letter
he wrote to Paymaster McPhail here at
Wheeling, requesting him to get up Gig.
natures from Influential parties here in
order to exert a pressure on the Presi.
dent on his behalf. This is the way in
which he sought to achieve position on
the Supreme Bench, but, As good luck
would hlvs it, Mr.. Lincoln had had
enough et N ,ntgomery and would not be
pressed ii to tie appointment.
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s''.l! "a c'dit Rcpabiie,u come. loyalty to
S.,a0 S'e''0i Hon. John A. Bingham from
a, ~, p1sl''on' cast upon him by the re.
=, '''eaIiOn Of private letter writ.
,,,s.. y Old TAM Stevens during the i'm,
Ia S' '''AI Ot President johnson. The
,,,..,l .L.'''' claims that Mr.. Bingham did
l. v ", 5sh' in uOtlettiug Stevens thrust
n, ' S's' iot Boutwell,. Mr. Bingham
h, 1,s' -, 70 Stevens the ranking Rspub.
.,,,.d' sld'' oil the House, in the line Oi
W s'.,,lS', NV. and, the Republican contends
{, .1Ia'i to the confederation attach,
s.,c.s'ehlai ! 'a' eshhai'nau'hip of the Inpenoh.
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Funeral Reforms.

The o, P. Association Of Pittsburgh
has pronounced very decidedly in favor OF
radical reforms q. funerals. After q dis
cussion Of the notorious evils and hard
ships attending modern funerals, the "a.
sociatiou unanimously adopted the fol.
lowing resolutions:
aKnowing the evils and the unnecessary
expense connected with our modern inter-
meuts, we earnestly desire reform in
the present system. Be 1t therefore
RssOlped, irst-That we will not except
in cases CT the most urgent nature, otici-
ate at funerals on the Sabbath.
Second-That We use our personal and
ministerial influence to reduce expenses.
Third-That by our advice, instruction
and preaching We endeayor 10 influence
public opinion respecting the uselesness
Of mourning and floral decorations.
Fourth-That we use our influence in
favor Of private interments.
Fifth-ThAt all superauous service be
dispensed with, and the ample formula
Of reading the scriptures and prayer be
adopted.
sixth-That the pastors in the two
cities be requested 70 preach on the sub.
isct"
These resolutions ought to produce a
salutary effect not only in Pittsburgh but
in other communities. The press is q
unit throughout the country in favor Of
funeral reforms, and yet such Is the
power Of fashion and the dread Of criti-
cism, that most people, even when they
know that they are doing aagraut injus-
tice to the living, make funeral fity per
cent more costly than it should be. The
imperiOus sway of Mrs. Gtundy over the
public was never SO unmistakably illus
trated as in the matter Of funeral ex-
-.n.a.
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osLYs1,OOO is lacking at Washington
Pa, of the .um-required by the Castle
shannon Company to complete their rosd
to the town, and another meeting was
announced for last night There is
scarcalya doubt that the money will be
raised. When this road Is completed the
Baltimore and Ohio will use it As their
connection for freight and passengers
from this city to Pithburgh. The dis
lance willbe about the same as BY the P
W.&Ky.
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political NOTES.
wearing out Their stun.

san FRANcrsco, April 19.-The plat.
form Of the Oregon Democratic State
Convention favors the remonetization ol
silver, resumption repeal, payment Of the
Government obligations In greenbacks
except when otherwise provided, the
tariff bill now pending in Congress, q
law to prohibit Chinese immigration, and
denounces the misrule Of the Republican
party and the fraud by which Hayes wa
Mn, In nf3ra
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RUSSIA COVERING HER RETREAT w1Tr
FINE WORDS.

BALr1xoRE & Ono stock sold on
Thur,day at rs, closing at 74t bid and 7s
asked. Central Ohio closed 1t 2sl bid.
No sales. Forty is asked for tha pre-
lerred stock. Small sales Of Cleveland
& Pittsburgh are taking place IN New
York at 75 to 76.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, April 12-Last evening
Halls planning mill, a portion Of the
United States Hotel, several stables and
frame buildingS were burned. Los $lO,'
600.
MACON, GA.,April IA IRE in Amer
icus Friday burned eight stores. Loss
$4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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[asqntelligstlrer:


I'd i, dead at llst-gons to hiH
,i,b all hi. aims upon his head
s''aa' .,. ;,.ips, be died in ielOn'' cell,
y ~ now entitled to be ranked A' the
- ,,.i.l , Of modern times, His career
F'a FI.., ., illustrates the prOVerb teachins
guy, s.,h,o,b hand Join in hand, the
~ ~, .b,ll not be unpuni'hed." The
y,,t GiiS ging-ths mOsteelebrated ring
y, ~, y. an record-have had occasion
.,Ii,, tie full force of this utteranee'
s.'., ss yer. Get Of omniPOtens 'coun'
wv, ". ..,,, utterly overthrown at the last,
~ l., the mc.t part di'PO'sessed oi
", ", 4, n ,ots,n gains and stripped Of all
- !. .,oIJ make life desirable. They
=, y. ,v, ,,,bI. to e,c,peirom themselves or
'u' ,s.;, fellow men. Retributive JUS
s.- 4. Da,,usd all of them-TWeed-
- :',,B,y- lpseroIl = GaFTey otey
1 gII-tr.ry one Of the infamous con6l- CO.. i
.,iau, -, The! found no security IN
,' ~, .J cne BY ore we're glad to make
~. r.,o. BY di.gOrging at least pOr'
6s Of their pInnder.
n v,., wears ago, the celebrated French
,,;,, D. Tocqueville, made the remark
!. 4, comments on American insitu'
s,,, ,b., one OF the dangers to free gov
...,,.t "a, to zee men rise to power BY
,..,inuor.iity. "Itis far less preiudi-
1Jr aid he, "tO be witness 10 the i'm
.,,bty Of the great, than to the lmmor'
ii, ,t,ch lead, 10 gr:atHess. To see a
!. rs. rom ob.curisy to power in this
,u,,r j., ,aid be, to inculcats in the
.,,,lr mind "an Odious mixture Of the
H., Al ,vrpilude and power, unWorthi-
>. ,.d success, utility and di,hOuOF."
Nothing could be truer than this re-
,,,t. ,ud had Boss Tweed and his con-
lJ.,.s, who at one time ruled not
t-,t..,t;,;r, of n preat CITY and q
r,asllis, but, at tiues, almost control
IA, politics Of the country, not been
,,s,k,a in their iniamy and broken
hain tie eyes Of all the world, there is
DsdmAliuE,h the irreparable injury that
rsu h,vs resulted to society.
yr York has had recently some
eiHns examples to teach every young
nd ia that city that "the way of the
rurssOr /, hard" in the close of the
am, Of the celebrated Madame Restell
N ku own hand after she had amassed
nat wealth, and in the discontinue of
b. ring Of corrupt politicians and
iara Of Ehom Tweed was the chief.
Ns spectacle Of that Infamous
roar found in a bath tub with
N throat cut, and Of Tweed killed
b. mvouI suspense in his cell,
Dr,h everything to the world. OF
t.a il can he said, that nothing SO be.
a.. their Iires "a their exits" They
p Isuu TO the dust from which they
EurE IS monumental warnings to all
vtu night otherwise be tempted to be-
i.n that power and wealth achieved at
t,Epeu.e Of personal purity and peace
daird are worth pursuing or possess.
n there i, 1, the poet has we'll said,
Il. Bite Of the adder in every i'll gotten
Mn
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Roll on silver Moon-GuIde the
Traveller ON his WnY.

NEW YoRK, April l2.-Mr. Mural
Halstead yesterday accompanied Mrs'
HAlstead, daughter aud son down the bay
In the steamer HAlsatiA. He concluded
at the last moment to sail with them,
instead Of going over two months latel
than he intended.
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A FoRElGs EsrnIzzLgR cAPruREp

Last evening a United States officer
boarded the steamer California at Quar-.
antine and arrested Carl August stilke,
Circuit Court Judge Of Greneberg sfle.
sia, on a charge Of embezzling 10000
marks of public money. He confessed
the crime and viii be taken back TO Eu.
rope tomorrow.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 12.-Betting on the
Oxford Cambridge race tomorrow Is
three 70 one on Oxford.
Right Rev. George Augustus sslWyr,
D. D. Bishop Of Lichaeld, Is dead.
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Marine InteIlI.enee.

NEW YoRK, April 12.-The steamsI
Aftic arrived from Europe to-day. and
brings 262 silver bars.
LoSDos, April l2.-stsamsrs Siberia
Boston, stats Of LouiSiGna, New York
arrived ont.
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AMONG other questions touched upon
by the recent wool meeting at steuben-
VILE was the continuation of the present
wool house project. We gather from the
report that the sentiment otth meeting
was favorable to the enterprise, although
the report of proceedings as published
in the steubenvills papers throws but
little light on that or any other..feature
Of the meeting. 1t can be said for the
project that it had poor year last season
to Commence with-could hardly..:.have
had a worse one-and therefore its mer-
its, whatever they may be, had poor
chance to demonstrate themselves. The
idea upon which the protest rests is that
in union there Is strength-that by club.
biug together aud holding large amount
of wool out oil the market the price ia
held up, and fewer points OF attack from
buyers are eitexposed
The year 1875 was the year in which to
have made the experiment Of n wool
house. The market opened low and grad
ually rose as the season advanced, where
as last year the course Of prices was just
reversed. One trouble that we see in the
enterprise is that it seems not to be
adapted to a season in which the earliest
prices are the best prices. It is in the
nature of the enterprise to be conserva-
i've, and to hold for something better.
This proclivitY works we'll in rising
market aud just the reverse in declining
market. After all, it is matter of iudg'
ment and good luck combined, and about
two parts of the latter, to tell when is
the best time to sell wool.
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Recognition OF the Diaz Govern.
mont.

wAsHrso1os, April 12-The Louisi-
ana Mexican representative here has re-
ceived the following telegram announcing
the recognition Of the DiAz government by
II g Miniatar Enaiar
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Fis, 'll,, ~. will soon have an opportan-
ra,v' u Pe''y sectional quarrel when a
E.Ss,% !. 'oan Brown, which the state Of
sl,s,i.aa : q % contribute to the national
s,Sss. ~ '' ''a'ua'y, Is presented for &C.
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weather indications.
Oyyics or mn cHIE1 alsHAI 0TYIoia.
WAaHINsTos, D. G, April iS-l A. y.

For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwest winds, sta
tionary temperature and rising barome-
u; For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer aud partly cloudy weather, with
occasional rain areAs, yAriAhle winds,
mostly from northeast to southeast, sta
tionafy or falling barometer.
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over the remains Of Frank McKim were
held at bis father house At half past two
o'clock and the house and grounds were
througed with sympathiEtng friends.
The services at the house were conducted
BY Rev. Weir, Of the U. P. Church, Of
which church both MeRim and CroWl
we're members. Rev. Chaliant, Of the
Presbyterian Church, assisted the Rev.
Weir, and both made very solemn and
impressive remarks upon the terrible IN.
certainty Of human life. At the couclu-
sion Of the services the body was re.
moved TO the yard, and the immense
crowd Cling past on either aide took q
last view Of the remains, which but for
the slight discoloration Of the lips pre-
Sented the appearance Of one Ia quiet
heallhful sllmber far different from the
long last sleep oi death. The line Of pro.
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NEw YoRK, April 12.-Arriysd-
Steamers Adriatic, Liverpool; seandGnA'
via, London; Switzerland, Antwerp.
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GONE 10 su NAN.

NEW YoRK, April 12.-General Henry
A. smalley, Receiver Of the National
Capital Insurance Company and other
institutions anda prominent gentleman
in social circles Of this city, has been mis-.
siug for some time past. To-day it was
learned that deficiencies in his accounts
to the amount Of nearly 10000 exists,
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INV ORI.HANa. Anril n. ls78.

A Galveston Ss.aspecial from Browns.
vile says A dispatch received from the
City Of Mexico states that on the 9th inst
Minister Foster officially recognized the
Diax pnyerumeut.
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Bughee.

IsDIAHAroLls, April 1.-THE Grand
Jury failed TO return m Indictment
against J. W. Bugbee, the forger, no wit.
ueases appearing to testify agains. him.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Political Crisis Less Dangerous.
Germany Coming to the Rescue by
Diplomacy.
Pacific Prospeets:-R Russia Re-
eedlng.

LONDON, April l2.-The tone Of the
comments on the political crisis Is much
more hopeful. The conviction Is that
Russia is preparing TO accept the help Of
Germany to get her out Of the present
dead lock BY such concessions as will CO.
cure 4 meeting Of the Congress. Prince
Gortschakof7s reply TO Lord SAlisbury's
circular, and the circular to which Is was
annexed, were only published in St. Pc
tersburg on Thursday.
At Vienna Prince Gortschakof's reply
created m impression Of Russias will
ingness TO find an acceptable method for
re-opening negotiations. This moderate
spirit in great measure is believed to
be due to the altered tone Of the COM
ment Of the German, French and Italian
press and politicians concerning the
treaty OF San Stefano, which point TO the
probability Of Russia, instead Of England,
being isolated in case Of rupture.
The alleged circular Of Gortschakof,
which seems TO reply to Austrizs obiec-
tiou, is probably u stupid hoax Of some
Paris newspaper. There seems 70 be
some disposition At ST. Petersburg
to show Ronmania more confederation.
II Is announced that Gortschakof meant
that the stipulation for the passage Of
the Russian troops through Roumania,
NOT the question Of the cessation OF Bes-
sarabia could not be submmitted to the
Congress. Il Is also stated that the Rus
sian Commissioner will 10 TO Bucharest
to treat with the government. Sievtcha
Siihialovitch, the Servian Minister Pres
ident, has resigned In consequence Of the
vacillating policy Of the servian Govern
mCnL It Is said that Anglo Austrian
influences are now in. .descfndent at Bel
grade, and there Is disposition on the
partof Servia, ,Roumania and Montenegro
TO make joint renonstranee to the Pow
ers against the treaty Of San stefano.
RUSSIA COVERING HER RETREAT WITH
FINE WORDS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April II. - Tho
JoarHql dc 81. Petersburg, reviewing the
opinions Of the foreign press upon Gort-
sGhakoff's reply, concludes Us follows:
The real desire Of Russia IN bring about
peaceful solution Of the existing diff
culties meets with universal recognition.
The British Government must now aban-
don ita purely negative attitude either by
inviting the Powers to assemble for COM
mon negotiations or by proposing solu>
tious which the British Cabinet may wiah
to substitute in the treaty Of San Steiano.
Should the Powers find = compromise
Russia would willingly participate in
the discussion and modify the treaty.
Sdch solution should not, however, nulli-
fy the results gained by Russian blood,
but take into account her sacrifices.
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THE mAkTIN's FERRY CATAS.
TROPnE.

Funeral Of Frank HicKIm-Seareh
For the Body OF Young CroWI
Continued "A Conversation
with James Greer.
Martins Ferry was all aglOOm yester.
day, the schools were dismissed and the
whole town was in mournful sympathy
with the friends Of the young men whom
the cruel hand Of death had so ruthlessly
snatched from the bosoms ofloVing par
ents, proud Of their early manhoods bud
ding nrnmiaa.
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THE SUGAR IMPORTERS m coEsULrArfo
WITH SHERMAN,

New YORK, April 12,-General sber-
man TO day visited the Subtreasury and
Custom House. In the latter place the
Secretary was called on by .Messrs. Grim
nell, Minturn 4 Co., and other sugar i'm
porters Of this city. The merchants ex-
pressed their views in regard to the pro-
posed new tariff on sugars. The Secre-
tary said he had no option in the matter.
His duty would only be to execute the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-02-28

THAT vigilant and unfinching Dem
ocrat, John H. Freeman, of jackson,
as chairman of the Madison county
Democratic executive committee, has
sounded his bugle, rallying the rank
and file Of the party in his county,
that they may be ready in August to
present an unbroken front to the oppo-
sition. His words of warming are OPP
perfume. The personal ambition of
Democratic ofice-scckers should be
subordinate to the unity and Success
of the party.
On Saturday, May eleventh, in
jackson, a Democratic convention
will be held for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the several
county offices, and on March twenty
third mass convention of the party
will be held in that city to appoint
delegates to the convention to be held
in Nashville to nominate candidates
for judges of the supreme Court of
the State.
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public peace and the evident indiea-
tons of dawning prosperity, that they
may climb into official positions in
1880 through the inauguration of an
intensely bitter political struggle.
Is patriotism among our leaders so
cheap that peace may be irnpcrilled at
the bidding of an aggrandizing ambi-
tion2 Don't irritate that old sore of
sectionalism. Forgive the past and
move forward to grasp the olive branch
and prepare TO realize in the near
future the fruitage of a generous
rivalry in sectional fraternity. The
country needs rest and the interests of
the people demand it. Daring north
ern agitators with their plant southern
allies are now, as of yore, scheming to
have the two great political parties
fight each other over old meatlsss DO
litical bones while the vital questions
OF finance and national DEVELOPMENT
are Purposely removed from the arena
OF public discussion. These men
would stuff the South with the gaseous
sufiocating exhalatisns of rabid party
ism, while their section, the North
grows strong by reason of nouri:hing
protective tariffs and bonded corpora
ton monopolies. The southern people
should be as wise as those of the north
and have more meat and bread in
their politics. Our section sadly needs
a money-making craze and not a po-
litical craze.
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The Murphy temperance movement
in jackson has thus far secured fifteen
hundred members, and the interest
is undated. The jackson Tribune
and San says:
Last Monday night one of the sad
dcst of circumstances occurred at the
Baptist church while the Murphy
meeting was in progress. a citizen
who had been drinking to excess for a
long time joined the movement Satur-
day night, and while the meeting
was in progress Monday night he had
something like fit. We understood
tnat he made the heroic declaration
that he would die before he would take
drop to save his life. The sudden
revulsion in his system from total ab-
stinence was the cause. We hope that
be viii adhere TO his GOOD resolution.
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The editor OF the Jackson Dispat =
copying our article headed Mite CATERERS
Association OF February fourteenth, thus
endorses the enterprise:
W'6 hope that some one in Jackson will
at,er,d to the organizing OF class here, and
thus aid i struggling church to free itself
from debt Frequent appeals have been
made 10 this cad. and various denomina-
lions la Bolivar hase uaiiod with this church
in trying u rereue it. and ROW they appeal
10 M and other neighboring Towns for help.
Let u help them All W. can.
We are glad OF brother Worrells COM
incubation. and hope b. Nill induce DR.
Surratt TO organize several classes in Jack
con. He can help u much, and wr know
he viii DO 70.