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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30
souND TO HIVE. a. soop olNNga.

Have you the heart to turn q cold
shoulder on squahd poverty in Christ
mas times, when all the bells are chin
ing for Joy when little children 4cnper
In happiness over toys, from which they
viii suck the paint ard cry with tbs
stomach ache Tomorrow; when every
heart is full Of praise and gratitude
bi!arity and sociability, Purse-strings
the land have you got the hardihood,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

mum, to offer q laG0T unfortunate StaEv
ing pilgrim cold mutton scraps, sour
potatoes aud stale bread, when the smell
0f turkey covers the whole house with
sweet odor, and every breeze that sails
through the streets goos laden with the
spicery Of tootlisonle cookery ?"
That's q precious sight better than
you deserve. sad the la,iy Of the house,
''and, hsiut got nothing more for you.
Eat It up and move en-.
Can yoJ expect tiiat providence VIII
continue To lavish upon you the bless
inEs Of comfort and lu8Ucy, If yOu do
not il a time ike thu, If general festivity
IlIi6 faastinS share with tie feeble men
t3ic5nt that { t,tters l. vour l.oor, a few
crumbs AMI seasol.ss,'le ti5-bits from
yOlsr tallcRf abundance, = remind his
sltriyeleti i,&iate oi sl,c joys Of youth aid
the yicissi: ;jles- ,f after lfe e said the
blear-eytd ,a7.rs;lt in p1ai;,tiys tones.
You-r re Il h.1v, gooG fur-I.gthiug vaS-
aboId aud on 1t "a lr5 asl!a;ued to eat
bread you didut earn, . said the woman,
iu!patiantlv
''Thut ,,in t it it, - resumed the tramp.
81 ssh y0U, as z Christian woman, and
tile mother II iuEocout children tlst
may some day walk ii my footsteps, IL
you don't tkilfk>..sef lcy II a turkey, with
M unmiat;lll,si3le suggestion Of dressing
and mayhap "a dish Of craI,hesries to
heighten the scenic e.frct, with r ctrp of
colltr for con-pa,;v. ard wRra iiseui5
or two for sceiaF9ltT, wouid be about
the square thing Oh au occasion like the
present ?"
No, 7 don't, yon lazy loafer. You
don 'tzlestlve a crust.
''Or SAY. l,o}haps e h;lf dozen fried
X slrTy.i-.aT, Cl1na
of venis,,u, 18th y tOgch Of jelly for
background. t,rce or Edr,s sweet potatoes,
parsnip, ~ slice of sqdSsh. maybe,
with few selections f IN your assert
ment Of cake tI.rown in for generosity 8
sake nu.t lll.t $ syifii. @ .s,ru aa coming
little nrUre ue.r tAe embodiment OF
gciiUiEe CHARITY -t:laE tbs truth Uf the
garbage lox v,rI Eieve ils,lze,l IIle 70 soil
my st-pnsHIl:!i v;ssjl 2
stop .s5ije- .a4,I). ana rL.lr oGt, or you
shat. I h,y- Il his. -Elsa;-s all L,haFa>gOt
for you.. ,lliull,r wort be Gone for two
hours" sas} t7sy= VyollRIs, getting mad.
II don'g Wish t. Ile ifule,rt'Enste, mum,
but I wo,;l,lnt fr the 8oylli haye the
enjoyment ,f this happy day naarred by
the tbHlglais Of relcDrse wisieh will be
sI1ry. to break IN upon yoB,. by and by,
when your overloaded stomach begins to
attract attention., and make you regret
that yoU Gi5 not lessen the temptation
to ,in2Ulge n tsfte cICoss ny sharing
your lyou,-ty With the humble sud hun
gi.y waii before you As fur tnis stuH
yc.lve offered rae-tlloEsI I'la suffering
tortures for vaIt o. fJ1d-I have TOO
much sell-respcci 30 waste nay time Oa
1 1t today. I started out-for = Cliristnss
dinner that vas worth tiie ueEee, Aid y
find i If I have 10 woyk isz a Good
dss-, man, ,-snd : Happy 6sE Yea .
vou-overzt !z1 Ieft. "
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30
Hearth and Home.

The parental HEARTH, that rallying
place OF the affections. Ii was the policy
of the good old gentleman to make his
children feel that HONE was the happiest
place In the world and ! value this
delicious lonie-feelins as one Of the choicest
gifts parent an bcstow W AsIuNGTON
IRVINE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

= Da GE4a$lI, : citjze, II 1aliaylEsc
Jgi;o = ia-l4is 97tlt yeai, ;0a.-is started iyr
tiio ll1c-Il- ss-lus on his 8 iast i.ust. He
= the only hF}aV sCrI-LorD native 81
: -Lsefst'icEs'. y, 5Eeli -!l3 came into tho
world lis parents were dCdging arrows
,.iId toii4..' =. 81 II, ,sud liie youth was spent
with a riiic "a liis hisld Ee says that
ne ceu lot dls II peace until ne shall
once more have eaten Ta5ia0n ci his own
killing sad cooking.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

OLD Parsea. (Yfo hnd .oaos ibeoQ <
eg.nsaz IN tlEe parish )---s' Hoy >io- yEE
lsssllag. TO get GA IL these bad times.
1HF. johnson p EarzEeF-s' Well, siI.
about - bad ~ can be. Lat yesr se
lived III ifail1, tiiiss year ve.Ees avin cn
hape, ana next yeas Tnz atrRid Ye shall
i.a9c 20 dcs-etl3 % charity"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

Taz B'eUada 9t-1aacrip. advisl
use Of bioodhounds 20 hnsnt do'-s
highwayJGen who iulaat the DOU1cS
roads. It shows the small success :
police have II tracking these rogUs
and declares that tLcre would be
marked decrease in the attrsctiysness
She road egent business If the bloc
hounds we're called IN % hoip the cltlct
OF the law.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

s sTPANaB disease has seized
the deer IN the mountains of EJ:s'
Fourteen were found dead IN ons
Laurel county. Old hunters
the mast that .canses the diseasq
err say it l. black tongue, the Z
which is unknown. The dIsonse
present rate will soon extcr:nis
once abundant deer-from the -
the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30
rsgE NEW ARRIVAL.


ensrnlng htt'e tody lody m Of notners blss,
my -e-ad e. sweet n Movers oi spFlhG
4 precious pl"y w"P~T-give It's fni'alily' den,
pretty darling ftSy witty ting
So tBrs IL. rit4,, fariot Tz--J tc,lfl,z-irokiry
chi-
si,,fi..--- ,-,,.+ +l ,,,z nv, ., 49,
10. i.r i5i,, a eer % .f sd. ssii,s mis-
mp, -.-s-
" - -
H7ts4t-
Bit s-y, Ilss, ,',ere, e: : i. I.o.c5
And SKY, fs5Ier, 5y Had ay, whom he gets more
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

TEzGs sea 81 no Iate sleeptag q
Howell 1Aass II = general ringing IN
as lsetoEy belis II :4S Ia the morning
This Is taF the boarding house. keepers.
Who szs expected b aStss st tlIia SINE 70
prepare tie morning E1e-i. one Eozir
later ahe bells TnS zgain, tLis tin3 t.
cal tie o,z~fativea - breakfast; z1d L.
fifty Ininutcs ssoTe tEs ringing ~ 90
peslted - EslL1Blos2 IS weTk,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30
qnaoIuent Notice.
TnsoIvent Notices

HAVfNG this day suggested 10 the CIcrk
Il of the County Court OF Hardcman
County, Tennessee, the insolvency Of the es-
tate of Jacob -Lineberry, decd, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to tiie tho same authen-
ticated as the law revuires, with said clerk
on or before the 9th day of June, 1881, or
they wi!l'be barred. JACOBC CI ES0N,
12-0-4t ->-~-. Administrator.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30


a BOATING party IN
harbOr boarded ? sclaods
boy and q huge Newfoi
Do5sessiOn- : stick was
and the dog sprang intq
i. The deck was Iiftes
waters edge, and thu
dered how -ths dog
aboard; but the boy
ropa, which the dog
teeth and was drfwR
he laid The stick at t
who had thrown il.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

TIE thirty-eighth nnnG
iating to the registry andi
births, marriages and deaths
monweslth of MassaCluse5;
year which ended Dec 81, =
there were recorded 80, 295 bIEs
marriages, and 3D. ,S0l dsaths-
less than Ia 1873, 9G9 ln,.rr
aud 498 deaths more, The
living births over deaths, as
was 8, 49, :
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

PErBoLEUL mas be6n proved to be
very 6lsdly - oysters AID other e,:I3le
there Es no reason wLy those engage q
IN thd ,atroiazlu traie si.oUld not hc
compe1led b frergut their refuse frogs
polintfng tho waters and To use y
ale od.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

FIEasEEe SPzXCER VIII make tue tour
q tha United States 4 sEE ycsr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

4 s6cIarT of Mormon gir
its object jiie seearihg
EusbanGs. .Aas huen ais
~ at Salt Lake. Th
y0w 70 marry nc II
piedsa himself 10 h
sgife. Five graEd-9
Young had joiuz
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

81 Fl
81
y
-
-
II J
-
Eho :
The
cnablls
point
VIII
e.
vn
Of
par
haYt
0nce
vas Il
discovt
side o. fIis-
Northern C
From q
feet ahov
consider
8 brea
sends
/ the cad
in place.
its surfa.
OF them
forty fee.
found on
WashiDQt
ia Ore0ol
Much
rIaciers O
tively rec,
its populoti
c.Itv of SCI
The SticI
the+ ar,v ottta
Of is Ieincr
GOLD D,i5es
L5no AMI uavio,
15A nriIoe ao[P;;n
westerly direction
d7latirs, ,,Io;ng 1arl-sys-
Nth Dafcbas of cvarorae
soutbwar5 and raee;giine
rtariga from the north
coest roDc,a e,,5 ev,aaIs
saa tbrorIlrI a vaIIov Incra
Ionc oT,5e o1,o q, tltroa r,iIel
- io,1 - and fro-,7 < 000 =
Soo,, ,,o,--oio1sI-- r,-ISi - l,eo,,t;f,,i
I'M, fro1-, M. .,n5 - snd To -
- oI,sa,-1,- soi1:DC- r,,tLo =;
a. .T,;,3.-t of = 81 - oaDo,,
taroo -5-ll''' - o1o't h In ~ ,n;Iaz =
e76Ii,,1e ,,ict,,roz n, 7nh,oI-S4
Tno;esti1. i,-,o11,Fo;ns erlecia,..,-
go e.. ---o,,.e eais e.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

charming little tiddg iddv fft Of Tncthers bliss,
tiny tod eS, sweet ~ flowers oT spring;
a precieus pI'y wnp~y-gIve its laalilllly, den, a
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-30

STRAW hats and stfe
kand IN hand.
, 1880-11-04

lot-hox suffers, to place tho South IN powcr
ngatn. lie placcs hlpls,lf ut tho head ot lilo
rcnctfonary, lho statesevetcignty, tho cor
rrpt, ainl ttfsloyaf eldm,a,ts OF tho cuthtry
will, tho hope Of mAk,nR himsuif President
by tho votes Of t1fo. Ebil Soltl, ainl the
Northcrn tail. lie kot,ft vote Of tho Solid
South, but he forgot {Gat thcru was Solid
North, n,ml tint It, Was not set ready to
surrender aII tito pprlncipcs for which
It ltat fought. lie dellc.t thu intelligence,
Tic morality, tho hJfnlty of tho Northern
people, and they sagticllc.l him rs they Ind
stuctchc,l Ills treacherqus predecessor. They
have consigned 1lfni,tq MI Oblivion deeper
even than that wl,ichswalIowcsl up Mcclellan.
Tln loya wlIon lIa dlhtl led In tic War, TIC
pct'plo WIN sent tll5m to tho 'Nar, tho yosItg
men who lrase studied the lessons Ut tlIat War
nrtght, tho old men, ,Wii, l,nyo not forgotten
t'Iaso tays of peril. tlio businessmen Ut
every community, tho luw-abfdlng peDpte
who believe that tlle' CONSTITUTION guar-
nntces every citizen III his rights, tic MI
v0cntcs Of nil honest battot-box. rallied
Under tho standards Of loyal ucli-
eral, ami hurled themselves l,lton tho enemy
rs tlley did In 1851, md overwhelmed them
n,,l their traltorolls leader In co,ni,,on ruin.
Thcy l,a;o smashed tho Solid South, aid
they have colisigned this imttator OF Nc
Clel1an to nicl,o In history where liz will
pose slperhly rs 4 warning example Of how
an Indignant people will punish perf.ly. lie
put his hn,u! to tho plow, mil turned lncll
fr0m It. lie sInned against tho light. There
Is NJ, pardon for suclt pcrlty. Had the Dem
ocratic hosts been led by MI ex-Itobel or by q
Nnrttrrn {,nnnnrhnntt In might f,nye lived tn
, 1880-11-04

Jt,sErlr ltArruN, tito London journalist,
wrtns IL his hnne ,apcr anA to tho Nuw fnrk
ji.nes of hs cxpcrirnce nt tho delivery 1T Co'.
1tgcrsn,l's lecture, "Wiat Slinll I bo to fiu
1nvedY' In Chlcax,. lip Fnys: "Mnud 4, ri,
Saturday, tngcrHn m Sunday. seemed to mo to
hit A,,crirlt,, characteristics Of tho nr rs cott-
trusted With npcn!nltIcs Ut tho U!d World. t,oth
nro representative Ut tho rrncttcatiau, VI Atnur-
tenn lIfu. II hnyu IN II previous lettcr shown
why ttoltsnx IL preferred IN ArrIcu, while rlin-
ming Is tho fnvurit rnclng HMftf E,lulaild. SfHl-
flnr rens,,ls no fur as thulr practical sintn gO
n,ay lo fnl,ltl for tho existence If II speaker
who l,ul.lly nrralgns 0a.l III Ills thr,nc. ali1
brings 10 tlio hnr tue churches WIN havo ro.
vented Him." hit ~ tnEcrsolt worso or differ
CIT fratn tIrnlInnul, except In being 1nuro
eloquent mnn? 1fnttun seems 10 think 40. "ff
tho Xrtnt Western orator ylsIts London TO t'u-
liver hs Iooturcs," suys ttatton. "ho must tone
down tho slronr ct,lurs Ut his t,on,nclAtton of
tho lsihle. Tho 1ioo!s Is tho rock upon which It
n claimed thut Chrsttnn England Inns b,it1t her
ho,isc. Huxley anA Dnrwlh. nr,1 many othor
Eugtslllncti ur distinction, 10 not accept the
Biblical traditlon, hut they arc cuutcat to wilt
fur the revolutions Of so!c,,co which hru to mnl-
ifyit; mid tho ulnn wl,o comes before tho public
~ drery It and se0Y ut its 10d will find fttsact.
ties an1 trsbuiMtion In his path that ho dues not
tlrgAin OF III American
, 1880-11-04

44VNA
Tia wish nearest 10 thu heart Of every
"'. -. 49, 49,. ,s..
pat9lnt'e lhah III 'ho e!osM9 aaSs VI ulo '"to
.,t,a,la H., a.. ,,,.,,ot,o tt,n, ,,, ,lt.r,to -,r
sh"l'm DO 70 e'np''atic 'aa1 no a's1'"te Ut
e"n.'oe'si W. H., s' s. .f,s . sa ers1 ,a.rs
% oel .'o '''la '''.e,!. no' n"so ~. osei. "cIe
mined so peacefully rs was TINT Of four
country would have bectl so srrlonsly dis
t,,rtrt1 NJ tn ernuta frtu,,tf,,t hnvnr tn lus,-
~ ~ ~,
Ilcsss llo" IOttulutlt IL IeHl1J ~ tat tile
Hep"o'c"''s '1'so o'ecte'l 'i'ei9 c"n'ton'e w
sweeping majority maS be lilerfca from
c1fcnlaf 'ss,etl ny bafflum III Inc closing
nours ot INC e!cetIon anu printed III ycstet-
Hay's 'sslto a. hls CliicaRo organ, LII the
course of that circular II II e'a'''ie" lhat Ne"
YORK stato liaa Dontocratic ha)ofitS' Daf-
n'sn then proceeds to say;
The Nnt!onal Democratic Committee ~ MY mako
rs1 ,rt,s nro reccve'. The usjnrlty slwl, hy lie
ret.trns t,.nt9ht Ear ear.,at be 9'ercomo BY my
fr%,,if Shir i,ns hui, nr nny fc ntt;rntr,I Viii
bu resisted to tho lust extremity. .rhG lmrcnu
y H. ,r ~ T 1ohn Y ~ n ,.nr,,"s
itapuliileun partisan uni u special Intimate Of
ii S at IT. nG 2t,3 fGtafs as ~ ~ ,e ne
l|ontsi Of Aldermen Of thls city, which IA nc,n-
eattc tr 1 eavns: ~ snows W !nat !ae i1n11s
vose ior tic De,nocsatio Eltytnrp, YOU cat, rsiy
,!rn Il TINT to E!egtnr!ll yotc wtal ~ cast 9nti
s3 ritsh. Tho iatcst rep0rts rcroyc,l i1tllcaic
pc,,oer..te 'nn!or'ty ot ai,,,!,t Gt svei, nllow-
iinn'i,t'"s s ,I " ia" com rev not, ~ # tInt }heE
win l,e m paItcr!ng viii, tho situation. bnt
psGi Il ms'; i, @ t,nitn nnd tn9 ~ n rsac
Electors of the stntc. Tho Den,ocratlo stato
c ~ cpruIno 10 hn rcs,,t III n!i a.
tluns p,lnt. to handsome Douiocratio victory in
THIS state'
THO nbovo announcement lins no terrors.
bccausc tho nla1orittcs I'll all tic Republican
States Will be 80 largn TINT no e1Eort Will 10
nlatEc to reverse tlie,n by fraud or cli'cauefy.
Tho popular VIII Is too determined TO tol-
, 1880-11-04

IAe lhle 6pac"ol.t 1cp"p!!ean 'teto's
shows TINT TIC people OF tlc otlfteu olhles
nre well polseu' tllat they may pe trusted 10
vote to lot well enough alono; tha1 tIaey VIII
not exchange gooa celta!hly tor a'' uncei-
tainty OF my Kind: ttmt thcS kalo" la"K
from n l1and'saw. Ille NctnplIca1! slc1ory
of Tuesday is tribute 10 TIC Wlsuosls OIL
impartial suffrage, to tlio Sterling common
sense Of grcat masses OF people educated III
tho common schools. 1t Is rcbl'ke to tIe'lt-
ng0gs, lihrs, ami f0rgers, aild WARNING
against political campaigns OF trsckeFy,
frAutl, and rascallty. 1t IL notice to oil mall
kind that tho great Republic Of tic West Is
not II failure; u grcoting OF strong enco,tr-
agement to tho Republicans Of Francc;
hint to tho struggling peoples Of nonarcli!cal,
aristocratic, nntocrnttc, and 'lcsposic ouy-
crnnents Ut thu dawl'lne of better day for
the oppressed Of NIL nations. 1t Is notice to
the alsfranclIlsed whlte atatl black peop'e OF
tho South that their brethren Ut the North
llnvo not forgotten their prayers and
cries, md Tint they propose to redress
their wrongs. a Solld North means that
thcre sl.all IN longer be Solid Snutl'. madc
solid by terrorism. fraud, and assassination;
tat Mt tho South, as at tic Nort. there 1''hSt
be. hereafter, a FREQ vote a1,tl fair count.
1t is notice To tho Democratic party that lts
history and methods nre alike repn!stye to
thu patriotism anil Intelligence ot tho cu1,n-
try, allt that It can 1loscr ATONE tor tie cvllof
Its record by mere lfp-seryice. ltnegatlycs tho
absurd idcn tint a political organization cal
exist only for n certain limited term Of years
regardless of[ts principles orllsaclIieven!plts,
and shows that tic mission 1T tic Republican
1mrty will not be Gntel 50 long I'LL It sliall
address Itself to tho living iss,,cs ot tho har.
1t Is q verdict of recrea'lcya Trumbuil,
and Far,,swortl, md Ben Butler, arlt otlIer
onco distinguished Republicans, who 4lc-
serted their purity from Interested motives,
impcllcd By tho lcluslyc theory tint the peu-
ple would demand n clnt,go Ut a.imlilistrn-
tiu, for tho saky of cluI,ge merely. 1t sfows
flint tfe Intelligent citizen cut reat bctwuell
fhn lines Of u,rty platforms, md .lctcct tho
rao, nurnsscs Of party leaders a,u.
s,nukors under tl,e musk of plausible
nlp,lues nnd tho sop,,jstry of FUR
wort1a. II shows oncu ,uore that no
NM, 1t oon, cuo,,rf, In III, t,aiI for thu Dcnlo-
cra,,c .mrty. sIci,lsIlnn. Seymour. {,rcelcy,
'rtl,,.n tl,ncork -tI.nsa mar, hoyn l,pr,, sc-
| lrrtr,l fnr onn r,nsom or n,other TO serve M a
,,nst, f,,r 11n,,ocrot,o ,,rsi,,s mt in cnch
, 1880-11-04
A REFORMED Mup.s11HeER,

lIcFe ~ IL heWspapeF pHullS!ltu III t!lls CITY
whirh. r1,,1nr tb, r,tfs. pf rni1tient lnt]epeni.
f 81, =, .+
el'ee. uoes dllts "oFK tor tle De'hocratH'
pa1ts Turing LUG ea'hp"'Rts' a''i Turns upon
II t"llel"At"s "s s"!e!t ""o 4es"'"'!S ~ uo-
feat oyertakes 1t. THIS newspaper llas been,
"s'1' .'s:.a.,., .o'u acto "'' e,,a 'ao'u M.'se,
for,.rt,a n " ,,,,,,nT .,,a co4,no,',n ,ust ,,os.d
,,,n' a,or ,,or,,ro ond ,nt - S.. tno ,.,,.ar'
t1noncr @ now lint III t,,e 80 no,tc, NJ In .,n,ractInn ]
a,, .ta,,,ar ,,os ,,o,r ro,,,,,ni hv t,,a nao,,,a
~ ,,,nra,ssn -, t,,n f,,,,o,v,,,, Cosi,,nn. ~'
Now tnat tho so,1nbbIo over tl,o election o. o,tr
next lnU,lrch l. virt,,I,ly en,!et It 'nay 10 tls
wG .nr S s sS1wH nn;1
mentors, on btth ales. tn cellso thoir pursuit or
@ vllttleat!ot,; M anM resume f4r a,ne
lue,, mid tieccnt citizens, NU4y tint jyitlr
a,'a @ atiekan9 To- H ,1i,,. Gan aesso n1 p1rti-
scrup!t!ous l1cutruouts tray rs we'll admit
tio r. ract & tat tho .'Morey,n tlncumeat aKn'nst
ei,t,nsv f,Tucry: mn, Mr. .iuwnIi mi, is M.
sernp.l'ous subAltcras Innr ~ well n1mit TINT
eae e Nv wr aos uniat'tr o',t a. atnn % ,n,
ty professional llnrs. ror tho parpnsu Of decetv-
I t o5 s'9oa IT, nrf " To- e. @ i'm IN
Of which they ought 10 III nshaine,l; tint for
m'Ga hi q " ,o,, sopef v' G'1sna nsn o. Us nny VII
gist TINT Ervat p,ilo Interests should 10 H.
vo'ved y, tue aisrei,tant. aosrs q snS IN
pai9si" lhrn,sxhout, ani Gn both Sides bus b,ou
conducted IN th'ora'.'gliy disgrAenlHi WY. It
in nuost ail rcspocls Il Gnttio Of lyi,1s. yIIicst.
tion, Islander. forgery, purJury, and Wholesale
''1u, 1u,.'a'.,t',n "" IIh n .ro
,.,,. ~ ~ ~ .,".. .,'a ill., 49,, s
p"1.o ~. ~ ' ts,' ''1o
.r'..' .,'r,a,. s s. s' ",'','
, 1880-11-04

SMALLPOX prevails to an alarming extent
at San Francisco. On Monday mt less thnn
thlrty-six cnscs wero discovered. Tho patients
wcro immediately removed to tho post-houso.
Tho Health Officers hnvo been granted extraor-
dlnary powors that they may be nbie to check
tho spread Of tho diseRse. They aro working
vlgi!antly aud vigorously.
, 1880-11-04
THE English coasttng Steamer Elcmore,
with all hands itlftcpn porsons}, WIS lost In tho
recent gallo OF tho eastern coast Of Eng land.

THE Democratic ring candidate for Mayor
or New 0rtenns was dofoatcd III Tuesdays clec-
tion by Mr.. Joseph A. Shakespeare, tho lnde-
pendent Democrat. With this execution, how
ever, tho candidates Of tho ring orRnntzcl by
Sheriff. Fitzpatrick aud 1sandall Gibson wero
n1nrtq1.
, 1880-11-04
Now LET little Perry
Go sail In bis wherry,
upol, tho Salt lliyer 80 FREQ,
While honest Jntia tfattooks
larbccucs not a fAt OK
To celebrate hta v!ctorpe.

WHERE dill Cnrter Harrison lind Ills legal
authority for appotutIpg 1000 roughs, toughs,
unA thugs as special police on etoc4on-1ay2 IL
1t a 2a0000 llbu! to ask his Honor to cite tho
chaptcr md section Of tho charter that eou-
fcrsel that authority upon hlm7
, 1880-11-04

THE Southern Democrats, II VIC can be-
lieyn TINT thotr rcnl 1cntlulonts aro expressed
by the Southern Democratic organs tI'ko tho
defeat OF tho'r section r,thur phllosoplfcnlfy
We hnyo alluded elsewhere tn tho opinion OF tho
Richmond State. The AtlHnta Consultation.
thinks TINT Qen. Gnrlcll's Administration Will
Iiayes. In which cIsc TIM ucorxiaus viii 10 sat-
is!iet. IL attributes tho c1cction Of 0en. Gnr-
Held to tho blun,lers Of tho Democracy, tcEtn-
Ming with tho Potter Committee md cn'ai1R
with tho surrender 10 John Kelly at Cincinnati.
, 1880-11-04

nations. Tho 0'o1e trory) II ycry much
pleased Mt tho result Of tho election.
Tho Daily Nt,r., Lfbcrn' Mnlslerlal orRnn. pro.
diets that during tho next four years tho South
will l,ccomc mpre rcconclletl to tho Union, nnd
TINT tho North win not 10 divided against Itself.
Tho lh,st, nrIHtorrNtic organ. thinks that tho
election Of Gen. Garfield means pence with
America. Tho Sianddrl, Ilcuconsflcld mira
Tory organ, fonrs TINT tho "scnntortnl ltlng viii
cnpturp Gen. gartcld," and hcwals tho Into Of
tho Solid south, Tho Stl'ntdFt pAttcl tho Solid
South un tho hack during tho late uupleasant-
rpgH.
, 1880-11-04

Two nrlcK buildings comprising tho con-
Btructton department and oontaIulnK tho 1nn-
chnery nhd bullet presses OF the United States
Arsenal at nenicla. CAL, were destroyed by fro
Tucsduy night Tho loss ts cstinlatcd Mt $20o.0 Co.,
Tho Cause Of tho fro hns not bccn asco7tnlucd.
, 1880-11-04

TIE London Spectator prints tho story,
" With a0nc authority" TINT the Powers nro
considering tho deposition at tho line OF 9th
mun, an1 tho substitution Of tho Egyptiau K!lo-
tlvo OIL tho Turkish throne, rs Mt onco tho nl,!rr
and tnHrc docllo representative OF tho 1loscn,
popaiaton-which IL. after oil Ia sud, tho light
lnE force of tho Turkish Empire. Such story
IL a more club runor; but TINT 1t should bo So
bcry printed In a Iondon Liberal Journal Illus
trltca the frame ut mEnd In which tho Eastern
question Is nQW uisrIIaacl.
, 1880-11-04

ment of the people, by tho people, and for
the people, and tho people only ca,, sayc and
pcrpctunte It. Ia tho people, then, bc NIL
tito praise,-to tllolr yirtuo and Intelligence,
and to their righteous resolve and deter
mined performance, tic victory Is due. They
have shown themselves worthy of the gei,cr
atIo,s gonp before MID of those to come
after; worthy III tho grand lcstfny.of the
Nation wliEcl, they have so powerfully cot,-
tribNtcl to mold.
, 1880-11-04

Norw1TitsrASptSd the war malto on Mr..
FarwuIt in tile city wArtts Of his district. ho cur
rief1 MI Ut tt.om except tho Seventeenth, which
has brcn rcllahly prnlocratlo nlwuys. Four
ycnrs ngo every one uf those wnrtls Kslyu cnt,.
siderable majority for Tlldcn. Mr.. Farwcll's
uw,i apparent mnJorIty In tho district, afscr.
wnr,!s thrown out by tho Democratic House In
1871, waa hut iSd. This ycnr 1t Is 1860. 1inrE,er
h,t,' but 4,:U0 plurality two years nKn though ho
wns practically running ioose. Without Opposl-
ton. Tho vote for President If tho four North
Sl.le wartls In 1870 compares With tho salno vote
tl1IS Yclr M fntlnWR:
, 1880-11-04

TnE Democratic majority In Missouri Inns
been reduced between u. .(0J anil ls0N yotrs.
In st. Louis tho Republicans clect thoIr Sheriff
and tho Judge of tho Court Of Appeals. Tho
lnttor holds o1co for twelvo yenrs. 1t IL pr1,,-
ablo that tho Republicans hMyo nlso Kaincd two
Cnngresamcn,-Mr. sessimghaus In tho Third
Dstrtct md Mr.. Il. r. Van liorno In tho Eighth.
Ford. 1iopublican- q Grccnhackcr, il REFLECTED In
tho Ninth District An attempt will prnlMhly bo
made to count out scssinRhuHs tn tho Third Dis
trict, but II will hardly succeed.