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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

Postmaster General Keys name is
mentioned as an anti-Repudiation can
didate for Governor. The GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Leaf mentions the name of
Hon. C. G. Smith, of Montgomery
county, and the Knoxville Chronicle
that of S. P WINS, of McMinn county,
in connection with the position of Gov
ernor of Tennessee. The Brownsville
Bee urges the claims of Major Tom
OConnOr of Knoxville. Hon. John
NJ. Fleming of Knoxville is also named.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

The Kentucky State debt is only
$1S3,O00 with two or three times
that amount of cash assets that would
be applied to its payment if it were due.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

The Mississippi Legislature, in scs-
sion, adopted resolutions urging the
Mississippi delegation to sustain the
Silver Bill. Senator Lamar must
obey or step out of the Senate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

A party of 125 land buyers left ST.
Louis this week for Tennessee and
Eastern Missouri. They are an adj
vance guard of a large party from
PENNSYLVANIA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

Hon. Casey Young has offered a
bill in Congress providing for the ap-
pointment of a District Judge for
Western Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

Turkey asks the Russian govern
ment to state what conditions it would
demand in case of peace. England is
declared to be morally responsible for
Turkeys misfortune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

The money pressure in commercial
circles is causing the strongest mer-
tile houses in the North, East and
West to seek shelter in the bankrupt
court. The country is being ruined
under Shcrman's contraction policy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17
Sneci,l rales tivcn ON appIiratjon.

Special rates gwen on Application.
Local notices charged - a line for first in
sertisn and 10 cents line for subsequent insertions
The pay for yearly and half-ye:rly advertise
Is due quarterly, and those inserted for less
Than thrcs months must be paid for when their time
expire.
Announcing candidate for city offices, S. 90 /;
county, $40 co. District and State, $50 90; uvar-
ably in advance.
HS- Personal cards. when admissible, charged
doulslc rates
Marriages and deaths announced free.
Obituary notices over eight lines charged for as
advertisements.
RS-Al letters en- business must be- addressed TO
ARMISTEAD BROTHERS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

The triumph of Blaine, Conkling,
Cameron and the remainder of the
arch-conspirators, over the President
means a triumph over the Constitu-
tion-a- triumph over justice and right,
a triumph over the country's best in
tercsts, for the sole cause of their hos
tility to Hayes is that he has been a
friend of the South and of his country,
that he has made the military subor-
dinate 10 the civil authority.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

The Independent Grcenback Labor
Convention will meet at Nashville,
February IS, 1873.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy is
dead. and his son Humbert sue
eeeds to the throne.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

Gnc square Of ten lines 81 80 for the first inscr-
ton and IS cents for each subsequent insertion.
O. Colvn,, -. S,no m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-17

Three thousand s1oemaking opera
tiyes in Lynn, Mas. are on II strike.
They unanimously vote $50 die in the
ditch rather than submit 10 lower
rates. which means starvation or one
meal per day. The East Is feeling the
whirlwind It hes been nursing for 80
v,aDv wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-21
THE EASTERN WAR.
HOBART PASTA AND THE ISsLR.
RECTIONIsTs.
GREAT ANXIETY ABOUT THE AUS
TRAN FUTURE.
Russia Buying Large Quantities Of
Ammunition.
ENGLAND HAS NO GROUND FOR
MAKING WAR.
Typhus Fever Raging Among the Rus
sian Troops.
RUMoRS CONCERNING THE PROPOSED
CONGRESS.
Kussla Premises fo Furnish the Tp.t nf
ENGLAND HAS NO GROUND FOf
MAKING WAR.
Typhus Fever Raging Among the Rus
sian Troops.
RUMoRS CONCERNING THE PROPOSED
CONGRESS-.
Russia Promises to Furnish the Tent of
the Treaty.

LONDON, March 20. Hobart Pasha invited the
principal leaders OF the instruction at MacIinizi
to meet him for parley, with view 10 the sus-
pension OF hostities IN 1hessaly.
The letter addressed to them as chiefs OF
the macontent party
The chiefs assembled in council and replied that
if Hobart Pasha wished interview nth the
chiefs of the provisional government of the prov
ince, they would send conveys to him, indicating
their determ ination to refuse parey unless then
official status is recognized, which Is nadm ssi-
ble
A despatch from Berlin says the North and
South German newspapers express great anxiety
about the Austrian future.
Russia L. buying large quantities Of saltpetre
and torpedoes
1t is argued in official circles here. that England
mas no ground TO make war, without first going to
tie Congress, and If she does she will have the
disapprobation OF Germany and Austria.
VIENNA, March 20. II England compromises
the Congress, Count Andrassy's policy viii be
thwarted, aud the hope Of an ultimate Anglo-Aus.
tran understanding must be abandoned. The
Berlin Cabinet holds the same view.
Advces from Titlis state that typhus is raging
among the Russian troops in ASIA. Generals Mel
ikof Salowief and Schelkownikoh are reported
dead.
1t is believed more men have been lost by sick
ness since the cessation of arms, than on the bat.
tleheld during the wal.
NEW YORK, March 20. The Turkish minister
offered to allow the Russians embarkation facili.
ties at San Stetano and Rodosto.
LONDON, March 20. despatch from Pera the
18th, says Gen Gourko's staff and many officers,
start for Odessa to-day. Gourko remains at San
Stefano.
The departure of the Guard is delayed some
what, in consequence of the Portes refusal to per-
NIT tue embarkstlon of the Russians near Buyuk-
dere.
The Manchester Guardians despatch from vi
enns says seml-oiiical political correspondence
prints ST. Petersburg letter which declares Eng
lands claim has produced SO bad impression on
Russia that the meeting of the Congress is doubt
full. Never theless it IS believed in Vienna and
Berlin that the Congress will meet April %.
Andrassy informed the Austrian delegates yes
terday that Russia promised to furnish the Power.
the whole text of the treaty before the Congress
assemblies
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BELFAST.
4 will.

BELFAST, March 20. The will Of the late Paul
X. lIa.eine is as follows After liberal provision
for large circle of relatives, it bequeaths ten
thousand dollars TO the Urtslian Society of Bel
fast, and seven thousand to his native town Of
Warwick, Mass. half the income annually forey-
cr to support Unitarian preaching, and the other
halt for deserving causes; one thousand dollars to
each of the other religious societies here twenty
thousand dollars to this city for public library !;
five thousand dol ars each to Maine Unitarian
Conference, and American Unitarian Association,
and one thou sand dollars each to Home for Little
Wanderers, Sailors Snug Ilarbor Home for A sed
Men, and Home for Aged Women. The estate l.,
supposed TO exceed quarter Of million.
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The singing Sensation

In the gulet called heartburn" (why, it is impos-
sible to conceive, since the heart has nothing to do
with it, Is caused by the acetous fermentation IN
the stomach of tie food contained in 1t; by au
overplus OF the gastric juice, which itself pow
eriul acid, or the unnaturay acrid quality OF
tn At secretion. The ordinary way of treating this
symptom, Tor it is nothing else IS 10 administer
blcarbonate OF soda, an alkal to neutraze the
acid. Put tour stomach cannot be cured by al
kas, which tend to weaken the digestive appara-
tus. A far better remedy is HOstetter's Stomach
Bitlers, which streng hens the cellular membrane,
the seat OF the difficulty, regulates the flow OF the
ga -trc &c letlon imp owes the quality il vtiated
aud puts the stomach into good working order.
Perfect digestion follows as a natural Sequence
and there is no more trouble from heartburn or
sour stomach. The liver aud bowels are also
thoroughly regulated by this sovereign Alternative.
Cure that cough How' With Adamson's 30
tanc Balsam. 1t is warrented to coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottle. 80 cents. Sold at kiLsman & Co.'S
Drug store. jan25t&wlw.
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NaIlOMell local Nems.

The concert at the Methodist church on Tues
day ever ing lat, fully attended, the audience
manifesting their appreciation of the performance
by feqsent and well deserved applause. We
might perhaps rtfer TO special excellence in the
rendering OF the programme; but where all exc
cuted the pa T. assigned with so much credit to
themselves and satisfaction TO the audience, com
PARSONS might be sadly out of place. The occa-
SION one OF financial well musical sue
cess a fitting cl 10 AN interesting and profitable
kCeum course.
And now the average housekeeper may revel in
all the plessurabe enjoyments Of pet-shskng
papering, white-washing and vanishing up gener-
ally, attendant upon the seminar house-clean-
ing epidemic Of the period. The luxury of bare
floors damp walls and ceilings, together with the
satsiscti Ii to be derived from a universal topsy-
turyy, co mingling Of papers, books, furniture,
crOckery, btooms and brushes can only be fully
appreciated when the mind and senses are wrought
up to that sublime pitch Of ecststic delirium Dor.
deling on insanity, Blessings on the heads of
those who fist discovered and perfected the sci
ence of house.cleaning The world would become
a monotonous blank, in imminent danger Of laps
ing into barbaiism, should spring cleaning ever
be numbered with the 'lost arts, and the inspira-
tons of the hour forever extinguished.
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Words from Henh. becer now tm "a
Foreign Land.

Words from Henhs becer now fm n
4 Foreign Land.
We have received recently private letter from a
gentleman whom the readers of the Journal will
not be slow in recognizing - Hon. John l..
Stevens, now 10 Stockholm, Sweden. The letter
, is dated Feb 18Th, and from 1t we make the fol-
lowing extract for our columns believing it Will
interest our readers:
The mild weather here, Of December and
January, still continues. OGly for few hours Of
this winter has the thermometer Indicated few
degrees below zero, and the amount Of snow
fallen has not been large. TIE ice for summer
use is now being cut and stored. 1t has thick
ness of eight to ten inches at most. The water
here, even in tie harbor is entirely fresh, and
where it makes four mile current in passing
from the lakes to The baltic, is not even Frozen on
which small steam ferry beats continue to run.
One fact which have observed here, is much
TO the credit Of the Swedes, and is of suggestive
importance 10 the societies in our country for the
"Preycnion of Cruelty TO Animals" Our Au-
gusta association for this object may be encour-
aged thereby. My attention has been called es-
pecially TO the careful treatment of the horses in
stockholm. Carriage aud dray horses, as well as
those coming from the surrounding country to
the markets, have the appearance Of being well
fed and cared for. The drsy and carriage horses
and compactly built, somewhat less ner-
yous and nmble OF motion than our horses
in Maine l have taken pains to OBJ
serve them in the streets aud public squares
almost every day, and in no single instance have |
seen cruelty by beating Owe rloading. The dray
horses generally loaded sufficiently light to
enable them to make steady trot, except over the
ascending grades and thus they accomplish by the
increased plumber of loads IN given time even
more than is effected n other countries by over
loading, and consequent delays cruelty, and prem
ature exhaustion Of the animals. Exhibitions in
the latter regard, of common occurrence in other
parts Of the world, would not be tolerated here
either by law or public opinion. Demonstrations
on 'Rines' Hll,' which Augusta citizens have Of
ten witnessed, illustrate my meaning. Formerly
it was otherwise here. But associated effort, pub
lie opinion, and law faithfully enforced, have made
the desirable change, and this is encouragement
our American associations for the protection Of
domestic animals especially OF that useful and al
most thinking being-the horse. Brutality to the
dumb beast creation is akin to brutality to human
beings. 1t is not alone for the dumb animals that
intelligent appeals plead for kindness in their be
half. Cruelty to the horse and the OK brutalizes
him who is guilty OF it, and brings into activity
and increased force, the baser elements of those
who accustom themselves to look upon 1t without
protest OF lemorse. The day should not be distant
when 10 be 'merciful TO his beast sh all be an il
di.pensable grace TO the christian man and the
law abiding citizen"
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W ASIiIN(:TON.
The Halifax Documents.

WASHINGTON, March 20. The documents rel
alive to the Halifax fishery commission, which
are blici, will be sent to the senate TODAY.
The Syndicate.
dissolution OF the synd icste is now probable
as secretary Sherman has declined to be present
Committee Doings.
The senate committee on finance to-day heard
Senators Beck end Matthews in advocacy of a
favorable report upon the house joint resolution
extending the time for payment of tax on dstil-
led spirits. etc. The committee expect to take &C
ton on Friday.
The ways and means committee made no
changes in the tariff bill to-day.
The house committee on co mage weights and
measures agreed to report Msishs bill for pun
ishlng defscers OF gold and silver coin.
Bank Matters.
The commissioners Of the Freedman's Bank re-
ports that its liabilities January LIST, were 81 $685.
Sl4. There were paid as first dividend S433, $40
and there are now available for q second dividend
s326 800. The payment of the second dividend
OF ten per cent. begun to-day.
Custom House Matters.
The President has signed the commission of
Aanson w. Beard, collector of customs of Bos-
ton.
Financial.
The subscriptions to four per cent. loans is
100000.
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CAN ADA.
The Toronto Trouble.

NEW YORK March 20. A Toronto despatch
dated this forenoon, say, all is quiet on the prin-
cpsl streets. Collins had prepared his hotel for
siege, and though stones were flung for time,
nothing serious occurred.
Rosa left by the three o'clock train Tuesday
afternoon, for New York, slipping quietly on the
cars at Ioung's street. Nobody outside of his
friends knew that he was going to do it, and this
fact saved his life.
The Young Irshmen gathered at eleven o'clock
to attack the hotel kept by Wi lis johnson, a
prominent Orsngemen, and the Young Britons
moved down on them from Collins tavern, the pc
lice divided them and they dispersed in gangs.
An Orangeman named Cuthbert and an Irish
man named Hudson are reported shot.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
Drowned.


WEST WARREN, March 20. The four year, old
son OF Eliza Julian, was found dead in a ditch
with two feet of water.
A Panic.
LAWRENCE, March 20. Some excitement is
created among mill operatives to-day, by rumors
of the suspension oil the Broadway Savings Bank
having deposits of about million. The bank
has not suspended, but will pay draft without
two weeks notice. The financial conditions are
said to be perfectly sound.
Settlement.
PRoVlNCETowN, March 90 A proposition was
made to the owners of the whaling schoopers
Rising Sun and Ellen Rzpah. through Secretary
Evarl., by the Spanish government, that they
each receive 5000 damages for detention while
whaling in Spanish waters last season. The pro-
position has been accepted, with instructions to
forward the money to agents Of the vessels At this
place.
Bill Defeated.
BosToN, March 20. The bill granting female
suffrage at municipal elections was defeated in
the house to day ~ to 90.
Fire.
Steer & Turner'S organ factory at Westfeld was
burned to- day. Loss ST. 900 on the building.
Insured for $4,000 on building and $4,000 on
stock, macbinery and a nearly finished organ.
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In MtnOIianl.


Marcus Peters, Esq, aged G2 years. who came to
his death so suddenly at Orient, Aroostook coun-
~, Jan. 18th, by the upsetting of a bark sled on
which he was riding, was born at Hamp ,tead
Queens county, n. b., and came to this State
with his father, Thomas Peters, when about
eleven years Of aye, and settled in the town OF
Hodgdon. His father died shortly after, and be
returned TO the Province and lived with his grand
father untl q years of age. He then came to this
State again and settled in the town of Orient,
where he resided at the time of his death. Mar.
red in early lite to Miss Betsey Fifeld of the
town OF Lee, he became the father of eleven chill
dren. all of whom are now living, and with the
exception of one, present at his death. MIR
Peters many years ago professed religion, and
united with the F. Baptist church in Weston.
His house was ever the home of the minister
and his lsrgen,ss OF heart ever endeared him to
all who formed his acquaintance. Although
gifted with fine mind yet was very diffident and
retiring in his manner A man ,t strong con-
victions, be was not wont to swerve to the right
OF left. A republican from principle, he enjoyed
the confidence Of his party, and for number OF
years held the Office of Deputy Collector. First
Selectmsn of his town at the time of his death,
he was held in great esteem by all who knew him.
He has left wife and large family, an aged
mother, all who deeply mourn his loss, as well as
many sorrowing friends. G.
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10 the course fevents, Mr.. Frank l.. Earring
tn,who has far nint consecutive wears served III the
position Of Chief OF Police of this city retrcs from
tnat place. Thee arr years of service upon which
j., may look ba with honest pride, and they will
rnsh plea sut ma Ell t1r fe't 'on, should he
Ell joy little lei from the sc.ve duties of lie
20 winch he j. - i0sly entitled. We venture he
Il, riion that the capacity wh Oh he a. so long
nd honolably h.led, II would he extremely d fiji
t Ito find u msn 10 take hi place. tie has al
l'r requisites ol M del tficer-a perfect hN
cal organization, manly courage, tearlessnes-,
Nutchfuluess, sagacty discrimination, and
,aightforward honesty of purpose that has been
tie terror OF evil doer-, aud has ma lie life and
" perry more secure. Even those who Lave felt
tne clutches of an offended law, join with Mr.. Far
rgton'. friends in awarding to him IIase toi bis
rcat iaithfulness and ability.
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THE ca BAN INSTRUCTION,
The Cubans to Pay Spain One Hundred
Million Dollars.

NEW YORK, March 20. The Times has state
ment that Gen. Badly Smth's recent trip to Eu-
rope included visit to Madrid to max arrange
ments with the government of Spain by which
Cuba was to he made free with an American pre-
tectorae for the island. 1t is stated American
Sfanlards and Cubans of prominence were inter-
ested but the scheme fell through, as the Spanish
authorities at Madrid wonld not entertain the
proposition.
The Cubans are to pay Spain one hundred mil
lion dollars IN bonds endorsed by the United
States.
HAVANA, March 20. lnsurgent Major General
Carlos Roleh with Brigader General Maestro
three colonies, eight lieutenant colonies, fifty five
lower officers aud four hundred men with one
hundred and eighty arms, surrendered on the 18th
inst at Nancy, in the neighborhood of South
Spiritus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-21

Mr.. J. II. Grant, the sturdy blacksmith on
Dickman street, has an enterpiising hen that laid
three eggs on one day, recently, beg inning her
days work at six o'clock in the morning, by laying
one egg, and ending it at half past four by produc
iug the other two. Mr.. Grant accounts for this
dustry from the fact that the hen had free access
to the pating OF horses hoofs in his shop, which
were eaten, and apparently keeply relished
Attention is called to special notice in our adj
ver,i,ing columns for a meeting of the corpora
tuis Of the "kcnnebec Association for the Protec-
son Of Fish and Came" 1T the old Common
Council Room, this evening at 30 o'clock Not
the corporators are inyl,d, but all Interested
la he matter. \ charter was granted for the
! nation of this Association by the last leg.ls-
TIRE, and the meeting this evening Is for organ
II lion under said charter. Let there be a full
ut'thdance.
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FOREIGN.
Suspended.

Suspended.
LONDON, March 20 The Finaucier saws that
EMBELLISHMENTS OF three four grain firms in the
Provinces were discussed yesterday, and actual
suspension OF one house reported.I
Wedding.
The marriage of the Earl OF Roseberry to Miss
llanDah ID. Rothschd, was celebrated to-day.
A COnsItOTy.
The consitory on the 18th inst will be held with
the formalities observed at consltores held in II.
Eng sh Cardinals have been invited to atte nd at
the proclamation OF the Catholic hierarchy of
Scotland.
Stocks,
The stock market to-day IS reported as fever
ish.
Work Resumed.
The Oldham master manufacturers opened the
Collins mill to give weavers opportunity to resume
work. Ii portion of the hands resume work,
other mills Will be opened, giving 5000 strikers
chance of work.
Prussia.
LONDON, March 20. The Standards special
from Berlin says that Prince Bismarck is tired OF
the Nicarsguas shutfing. and has determined 10
order blockade OF the Nicarguan ports.
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ROCK LAND.
Court NJ alters.

RocELAND, March 20. The important libel
suit OF Gen Davis Tilson vs.. Levi NJ. Robbins and
Oliver Otis, publisher and editor of the Rockland
Opinion, was begun in the S. j. Court TODAY.
The damages are laid at $4,000, and the writ
contains six counts. Thirty or more witnesse.
have been summoned on each side, and the case
will probably occupy at least two weeks. Mort
land K Hicks and {. f. Liucield appear for the
plaintiff, and Gould Il Moore and j. o. Robinson
for defendants.
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A FEMALE THIEF.
Minnie Walton, the Notorious Female
Thief, Arrested.

BosTON, March 20, Detective Kierns of New
York, arrested yesterday, at house on Green st.
a notorious Woman, Minnie Walton, with three
or four aliases, who is one of the most notorious
female thieves in the county.
She has served term In Sing Sing for robbing
private house Of $1,000 worth of valuables, and
last September robbed in Chicago $4,000 In dia-
monds, jewelry, etc. and since then robbed the
residence OF Dadley 5. Gregory of New York, of
about $500 worth of property, and the residence
OF Mr.. Wright of New York, Of about $1,000 worth
OF diamonds and jewelly.
10 both these houses she served as domestic,
and in her room on Green street large quantity
OF property stolen from Gregory aud Wright was
recovered.
kierns traced her to New Haven and thence 10
Boston She will probably return to New York
to-day.