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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

mont ami a country bencGcent
alike 10 All It's people, and below
cd J." al alike, Il cessation Of the
era ri coHstruc, ion and recon-
Struc.IOn, attention to the Hcas-
urCs of administration SO is 10
perform, either by action or reac-
ton. that duty which has always
been 80 Gvsr to ;he Democratic
party, Of vX1.;iuG tie Individual
aHi rcdIcssiug ail the Wrcng rs
which law or laWle>SncSs has in
ilictcd on him. ltnc8ns peace TO
the polls without the presence of
an army to preserve il il means
4 free ballot 10 every citizen.
white and colured, native and nat
uralized, without marshals 10 cleo
tioncCr with him, or supervisors
to iutimi,!ate him it means free
elections, fair counts, peaceful IN
aUguratIoHs, II means t. reverse
the ways Of the Republican party
to uncover Its corruptions, to rec
tlfy lis errors; and to restore to
the Government its simplicity,
the honesty, the irugality OF Tie
Former Republic which eur faith
crs created.
1t means. in one word, to @arn-
er and to gather and to combine
the blessings of that Union which
Hancock saved at Gettysburg,
and Of that civi. lib, r1y which he
established ut New Orleans.
And, as his candidacy means
the hope of this hlessed change
so his election would secure is
full fruition.
Mr.. Pendleton closed by motto
ing the favorable prospect Of the
canvass. IIancock's candidacy
has produced peace and union in
our party. II has united the
! Democracy Of New York; united
the Democracy Of Pennsylvania ;
| inspi"itcd the Democracy Of Ohio.
The Republicans are on the full
run. They are in full retreat.
Occasionally, one Drawer than
the rest, pauses that he may hold
up the tattcrcd remnant of the
| bloody shirt, or cry out TRAITOR
or "klu-kluX," or repeat some
stale lie about the Democrats,
but it is only that he may catch
breath to run the faster. Let us
push them at every point. Let
lis assault them wherever they
may make stand. When a vol
ley Of musketry had checked enc
uy at Williamsburg, Hancock
cried out, Now, men, the bayo-
net.' Volunteers are daily com
ing TO oar standard-good men
are daily leaving the Republi-
cans-our candidate are inYul-
nerable. They deserve the favor
Of a just God l do not forget
the Injunction, "Let not him that
girdeth on his armor, boast him
self as he that taketh it or but
do say that all the indications be
token Il signal a complete vic
tory.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
PcndIeiOn ON Hancock

AT a recent ratification meet
ing in Cincinnati, Mr.. Pendleton
closed Il brilliant speech on Han
cock as follows:
Mr.. Jefferson, eighty years ago,
defined a Democrat, one who
maintains equal and exact JUS
tice to all men the support of
the State Governments in all
their rights; the preservation of
the General Government in its
whole constitutional vigor' a jeal-
GUS care of the right of election
by the people absolute acquies-
Cynce in the de cision Of the ma
j0rityS the supremacy of the civ
IL over the military authority
economy in the public expense ;
the honest payment Of debts
and sacred preservation of the
public faith freedom Of the press
and freedom Of the person under
habeas corpus. and trial by Jurles
impartially selected"
This is the very portrait of han
cock. He is the incarnation OF
the supremacy OF the civil over
the military Authority. He is the
embodiment OF The definitions OF
civil liberty.
Speaking of the significance oil
the nomination. Mr. Pcndlctur
said:
His candidacy means peace, {
tiue iltcrEui Union, a Govern
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
State Democratic Convention,

MISREPRESENTATION, June Il, 1850
a convention of the Democratic party
of Tennessee is called to meet in the
city of Nashville, on Tuesday, Aug.
10, 1880, at u Min the hall Of the
house of Representatives, for the Pur-
Pnse of enunciating platform of prin-
ciples, for It's guidance in the cnsuin"
campaign, and the nomination Of q
candidate for Governor, and such other
business us the convention, when as
sembled, may deem proper. by dircc-
ton efthe committee.
JNo. w. CHILDREss, JR.,
Ia CHAIRMAS, etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
TAENER'S FAST.
Little Lecture en- Eating By TIE Dact0r.

:'i.,ciil To G neinna;i Commercial.
New York, jay 1O.-Da. Tanner
entered at n'ol TO day upon the TWEEN
ty-third day of his fast. Ac arose at
, 20 this morning AMI took Or, ve
thro nh the PARK, whcre he dank four
ounces OF spring water. \ number
of persons visited him today. When
asked if he laid muoV stress on viii
power c. in his experiment, he re
piled that ie did not think he. could do
much without it. III reply to further
questions, he said that the early part
WAS much the hardest 70 undergo, and
that he WAS now entirely free from
pain, without any craving for food.
He adCs that man who had sur
plus OF adipose tissue had reserve
stock Of food to draw upon as much rs
if h. had laid in stock Of provisions
in his cellar. When he left A[imeap-
oils he weighed 1871 pounds, and if he
had boon as heavy when he began his
fast, the task would have been much
easier. rs to his former habits Of
eating, he said that he had lived on Il
plain, simple diet and that the most
ra!atable food for him was nice bread
and butter, with good apple sauce and
a bowl Of milk.
Appetite for food he declared waS
like the craving for liquor and was
stimulated by excessive use, but could
be subducd by viii. Three meals q
day were wholly unnecessary, and Il
very simple diet was preferable for all
persons engaged in scdcntary occura-
ton. He believed that he could have
done light work since he has been fast
ing. He did not recommend entire
abstinence from meat for persons who
were engaged i'll heavy manual labor,
ont he did for those whose habits were
scdentary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
Non-T2c~idcnt Notice.
In the County Court of Hardcman
County, Tennessee.

L. p. IrNeal, Fannie 7. McCIrI y, James H. SIC
CIr!Vy pCtiti:n Ia sell land iur division. ~ Ida
Mr'arlcy, john Met arey, William McCJTirv, Knox
W. MCCarisy. Robert L. NcCarlny and Rufus X.
McCTTl"E. Ne. lbs T.. u.
~ THIS C-NFSE IT APPEARING FROM TIE
4 P9tition which Is sworn To thIt Rufus Il. HcCIr-
ley l. q nonresident Ui the state If Tennessee.
Il Is ordered that publication he made in tic
Bolivar BULLKFtN, 4 ncW~pap published in Boil
var, T3HHe>scr,I -Four successive weeks requiring
said Rufus Is. Mctarlcyt 10 enter his appearance
herein, thin the first three days of theSCf tu-r
1880, term OF the County Count Of Hurd"mau
County, Tennessee, to he held at the Cnur. House
in Bolivar on the first Mpnda yinSl tenn ber lSSO. and
plead, answer or demur 10 the petition in this
C,u~e the same viii bc taken Tor COS fcSScd and
for hearing y,.ryfe us to him
This % July 1850. W. G. TOEIoE, G. and II
Wood q AcEcal S1lr> for Petitioners &T-li.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
Non-ISc%idcnt Notice.
In the County Court of Hardemar
County, Tennessee.

Mary f. AfcKinnie and husband VIM. McKinnc,
Laura FUtTcll and husband Wiley EUtrcil, Agnes
Atkinson and husband Richard Atkinson, Eipu,
II IN inc, Petition to sell land for Division, ".
John MeckS ana wife Elizabeth MeeES, Mrs.
janTette Chafn and Henry GUstayEs Hain.inC.
No. 1856. L. D.
IN THIS CAISE IT APPEARING FROM TIE
< Petition which IS sworn Ia, that John Mrcks and
wife Elizabeth Mrea~, and Mrs. Jcanu"ttC CHatH,
defendants, n0n-rc>idcnts OF the state Of Ten
Hc->ee.
1t Is ordered that publication he made in the
Bolivar BULLETIN, a newspaper published in i}0li-
var Tennessee for four successive weeks requiring
said nonresident defendants to enter their apr ear
herein by within the first three davS Of the
September term Of the County Court of Ilardgman
Cuanty Tennessee, "a be held in Bolivar on the
first Monday in September 1850, and plead answer
or demur TO the petition in this cause or the anne
Will hc taken for confessed To them and set for
hearing or pdr'c.
This 10 July 1850. W. G. p0EIuS Caud NJ.
!. FcHtrcss Solicitor for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

Col Young was warmly greeted in
Bolivar last Saturday by large crowd
of the people of Harlcrman. He de
livered an able address on current pol
titles especially urging the claims of
Hancock and English as the men to
lead the Republic out Of the misrule
and dangerous policies of the Repub-
lican party. lie showed Garfield in
his true light as representative man.
Col Young has strong hold on the
affections of the public. In a letter
before me from Gen. Marcus J.
Wright of Tennessee, now living in
Washington City, we ind this estimate
of the worth Of Col Young, she is
one of the trucst and best men in Con
gress, and has as high standing here
as any man in Washington for ability
and integrity" He is the only man
able to defeat the Republican party in
this district and If vic tory is won, he
will have to w'n it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

tbs wonId also 5e a fias rant breach
OF faith.
a former Republican, Lcgis azure
has made It Impossible % sccura AFFAIR
trial Of IA. " strength By Cougrcs sion
al districts because there j. not q fair
appor:i1nmrnt e the population
y .}nccs;ic i 81 cts are n3,.ic 80 cen
t;;ia ntteuti:acs almost twice ~ 9rca; q,
population IL Republicans ones, i'm or
der - give the latter IN undue share
OF the REPRESENTATIVES, in Congress iram
this State. Such an inequality Of jus
tice won ii not he submitted to.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
Nca-RestGent Notice.
In the County Court of Hardeman
County Tennessee. No.1154.R.D.

W. V Murphy and wiz, Susan Y. VIM. Hudson
and vile, Caroline; EIihu NcCartrr and wifi,
Betsy Junc J. J. iuttrc!l; Mat LUttrrIl Petition
tn sill land iuE division james & Luitrrll Mary
Barber; lula Barber; Jennie Barber; Josephine.
Barber; James iorlun and wife, Mary J.; john
I.uttTcIl and his Guardian, W q. +. ThumI,~un ;
Tennir Luttrei; Milton Luttrcll Joseph Shad-
wick AMI wife, Martha; Presley A Armstrong aud
wife, Frances; Buchanan Barber; Tine unknown
heirs OF John Barrier deceased The unknown
heirs of Lucinda Carter, deceased; T!Ic unknown
heirs OF Albert LUttrcll, deceased
II this cause it appcaring from the petition which
Joseph Siiadwicl ami wife, Martha Sandwich
strong; Buchanan Barber; Ike hi OF John Bar
after dilisrnt inquiry cannot he aSc.rtJiucd The
UnEnnwn and after dilgrnt inquiry cannot br as
ccrtainrd; The heirs of Albert LUttrcl deceased
who's, names are unknown and after GiljGrHt in
quiry cannot hc a$ccrtaincd, are ucH-rcSdrutS ui
tn" State Il Tennessee II Il Therefore ordered
that they enter their appearance herein, 1T the
Court House in the tGwn Of Bolivar, Monday the
Second day "f August, iSSu, at County Court frI
liarlCman County, Tenn, plead aIJ~w: dvInJ;r
tn" petition IN this cause ~ within the iT-i
tire days Of said Court, the viii ice takcI
Tor confessed thgm and set for hearing JT g.
ANA that copy of this order bc published ful
four SJcce>>iv" weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN,
newspaper Published in Bolivar, 7 nm $50.
This - June iS%0. W. c. DORION, G. and VI.
\ N Lambeth, Jr-, Solicitor for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
Haaatfssa Masonic Ma.s aid Tas.HaI3
INSTITUTE.
I5TIND ETSSO%, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute She Faculty. The work
i distributed among tHcm ~ in she best colleges
Especial care given To English in aGdiji II the
usual "0ur~ Il INSTRUCTION, Anglo Saxon, O:a
English, anil MODERN classic, being added give
delth I" English srh Etr~hip. Lectures ON Phy~i-
"u2y ana HySi'ue by pr ". !. tr1lE, special lee
lures given +" the Young ladies ana the Young -
t'emen separately. 10 extra charge fp3 latin.
Greek, Germau, Frrucn, Il brew. Aqa.ra,u, tn
illustrate the suiJcrts Of Natural Science well
I.a iSed, ueately printed monthly iaaS.z uv; a
library and reading room three literary societies,
Music, Trimming, Drawing, CaliNthrnicS,-the> grr
some nj the advantages of the Institute. CUrchc$,
SUNDAY ->CIo.iS daily mails and the Telegraph line
ahSeHc- al vice, some Of the i-.ucGtS in tnu
community. For catalogue write to J. i. lnman ur
q. NJ. Savage TIL - ItClnbcr then To y. T. HuCkctt
Secretary OF Faculty. IT-If.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29
Non-IScSidcnt Notice.
In the Chanccry Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee. No.762.R.D.

Ptsrr Miller W. p. Raincy and William Savage.
I y THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM TIE
= Bill which Is sworn t7 that the Defendant, Viii
liam savage j. a resident If the 81. ul TuucS-
and sd"It OF the Stat" of Texas. II i there
fore ordered that ne enter his appearance herein 1t
thu Court Hou>r in the town Of Bolivar, Tennessee
and plead answer deniUr to CumPlaiuant'S Bill Oh
or fore the first Monday in September, ISSn, or
the same viii he taken for confessed and set fUT
hearing Arj,1,- to him.
And thai copy Of thi order he published once
a week inT four successive weeks in the InIIyAI
BULLETIN. This July 9TH, 10SJ \ Copy Attest.
JAMES FENTErSS, JE, Clerk and Master.
Francis FentrcSs Solicitor for Complainant.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

Passengers can rely on a splendid tTlp by this
line a. tine steamers al first class, having been
expressly built for the accommodation Of Passengers
EaUH steamer carries lDll s-IILs band.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

A1I0.JAL DE.soeRATIc TIcELI.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

THURSDAY JULY %, 1880.
, 1880-04-17
| sou,owf,nt fnclircs. 10 ntccpt this offer. pro-
| vlIr,t thop rn ni1nyNfut to

fntNnRnnG lTGl1nGtt III NGSGPt eA~tf
vidctt they nru nllowc'f to .-...-,..-
HEtEcr TttE1M OWN nErREaESTArivEs
on tho Electoral tickot; but this IL mt Whnt
whnio ticket himself In tr1lcr that 10 n,ny co...
trt,l its notion and usp It's vote, u NJ, upper.
tt,ntty presents 1tss!f. To nrun,oto MS .,Mn
schciT,p. IT. tho Republicans or W.
KinjD should bu htlnwet to-, aelecG
tNplr own representatives IN Il fltsl1n Elcctnrn!
Ticket, anil II should hare tho united support q
i,Ott1 tho Republicans and itsal{nstors. Il wnuM M
certainly carry tho stntc. The Republican can.
i,itlntc Tor President wouh then l,o Hl1ro GI ~
Dth0r liz ,yoiilj psnlni,ly bo In tho lnarket ~
10 cast for tho candidate nr party thai wosain M
nfIcr tho best slihtAntt0! return from ftlehl ur
lcss, tE.lccdt nil0 candidate nr tho 0tfor hhn ~
lurKc majority ns not to need thorl. Onn oSontt
wn,il,l cn,lso nil those plhns to bg ect
neiIp. md nil nttempts to farm conl!tion
ietwccn tho ltcp,tllchss md neatf!;tstcrs tn oo
abandoned Tint event wuuld ,o th1 nnn1itin- Inn
lion by tho Dornnorats Mt C!notnnntl nt lesi.
Hancock. Con. Mnhnnn is Pledged TO tho sup
tsanitis1ate, aaa wlii hMyo nothing T.
luoka tuw, therefore, ns though, II Hcn. ttNtl-
cnck should bc placed In THO fold by tng t9onn
crnts tho teudj djuRters and 13Durhona or pifRlnln
would unite in his supnrt> but, II nily u1hcr
mnn Is tic DomuGrntic candidate, theao tw0
r.rtcs aro likely to bo arrayod against cach
0thnf.
, 1880-04-17

sptttat Utspatth 10 The Chicago 1fs5HnF.
ST. Lotus, NO., April 10-Thoro Is good deal
or excitement hero among tho lca'ters Of the
negroes over tho treatment received by them
froin Fllioy Mt tho Republican State Convention.
It wns lnrpciy through tho Md Of gnngs OF
negroes, jntllcously placed, that Fllloy was 80
successful III tho ward meetings to se!cct dole
gntcs, and in return thoy oxpccscd that ono OF
t!lotr rnce shotlil 10 among tho delegates TO
Chicago. This was refused them by tho FIllcy
crow. ut setlnlIa, aud J. Milton Tnrl'cr. cs-
Minister to Liberia. liz ns,w hr,tllnK IN i'itsRn'
tiol, movement The leaders hcru propose lss!l-
inx /, tnnntcsto to culnretl men throughout mo
cutlniry, md lssort thnt with Ec trei!tneiit e
they have receiyel nt tho hands " El!ey IN ino
cnI0rcd yotu can by no incaiis DO assnrcu rs Ac'
UulfE1I.
, 1880-04-17

aoncs Thurman cnklins. nloi9e H. nd sa9or Gar
pcncr Tho latter Rnil the snsch& & o. fao o. nwerv
frm Florida WIS an a'lmiss .Na sx,c w entitled
rni,,l,,, - T*on"nt. MIDI 10 cfint,ln him to nrp".o
tho iil hc co,ti,e 3 nsscrs H. s,ns '9G"ae y
ir!lr,tiou Of tho fund sh0iiltl he Rosef"e"
NEITHER LAW MIR EQUITY
MIR, CARPENTER intlorsca tho nrgnlnent q tao
ecnntor from Illinois avs which d @ To- rnha neG'f ~
reilly answered INV IN Tug s,,f,s cSSc hit ~ not avcr.
tbrowi. We hive tho rhyalcal rowcr t. ,,I!sposS
Gf this fund rs ;yo n!e'.o' 9to, ~ s Ways, iio
IN Yor md o,s nctut of iu1lyitlaat ems; am
{Ss np9h'ns esG M " WIZ s'G areat ran
i"scrcnti Our relations wero OVERWHELMINGLY 1alpt't
and friendly Great l.rt!n!1I tr1,,rs,s ns 1Ssv NJ sWa
Iacrent We tt, not nrbLtrato with tho Gonie. 1a.
tss' stG:es, escr M ut wv
4ess 10 bc;nE lawyer Tim senator from n Mnto 1tn
had singls Mn a, twS r tsGS Scis itaI awycr ]
kse stat t' sSss ssd ~ ot s1,Fs s Fpps e
WHAT WAS THE LAW?
:. ,wo. , Indy NJ rules agreed m by tho anlest
and most snIac!ous tncn ni On III MFes nnicss III Wo
CONT ennn ~ a,!at n1tc1S liz pia Of tho senator frn
Fors ioe., an Eore oil for recpsI1fI ec9sSIInr fsi esai
d;sT.sS'n, ;r s'",i is0 axast aaS Fana continued r
rer1,o,tmr. tr1. wa Icr negligence of neutraIs
dy Acr denons.rttns ,tdscPr%as ,h1s P%3a " {cad sa
vieweu too ~ n'''o th9 award, md sent ID
ttnngg GGporx's - iesk G and hea ,rca1 !sS,ms .s,;1
nxtracis from tho papers IL the cnso to sh9T
fnas u. t,,o w',r ',fknent ot tho tribunal There could
81 Ss no doubt e tt t1ycr fr S1apa yasa .ae5f a
af, ,fns W o - fmnl1r procCrdetl wis male up o.
;te,zc claims an thSss isrsh q il tdS dsta
s,sfhhco co'nps''''o
thgr'n m tSe course Of ns remarks, sr carpesnte
sa tiIat If tue statement Of tho seatos fros1 ron
SiaIno we're true, that tho n'nont aWarcn W. u
nrrlvcd Mt by sort 9t W. g-ri1,aI1rs t u,,rh
hHt1t
, 1880-04-17
TIE INVESTIGATION.
n, ma IFt,fyr,1 Annotated {'f<t2,

To fhs Wf1ftrh A&aoetdteu 4'fs&*+
wrsr po1Nr N. Y, Aprll 1B,-At the opening
49,. witt ot,o. oo.c ~ ,Io, Tho nccortcr rcutl
III .n1 Hs.."ot ~ na.',.,. 1aao n..rrr H,nwnscni,s
position before tho Court ns advtacr and counsel
for tho Nccoricr.
nho t,rat ,yitnesq cnl,nl was Commandant
Ing 'tst "'t' e.. tra +a.tlt,,i, m
Lnzclso, Of THO corps OF caaeta' ~ S,t,.,. ~
tho orders ho received to 1nvcsttHatc the "nt.
tinker casc and how he proceeded. fie sailed
""ch ca,,ct t,eforo him, nut him On his honor,
CIV" e""1I ,..,", ~, ,n,,s,ot,go ~ thr nrrnir
nila eaen ao'.ic1 ~ ~. ~ III. <sitt, ,.tt,,,,
I1o oxn1nInea tho pieces OF tho oeit win Mn'cu J.
thon, sGu Which would yiyo any cow to tho prrpo-
trntors. Hc went to "hst!akors room. ana WIZ .'a
correspondence, and also compared tho hand
heetne.o n.Ia,na,a ~ ~ Wiz ,ha ono fmun1 In
Wh,ttakor's> room. He bud tho nu'talng
arnrrho.l to 500 Il any citizens cloth.
w.. ,a,,,a hn fo,,ud In ii nacknru
!"& ,,,.,..,.S go, =. - ior,;J-v ~ fa,,,,1
brought TO "nlt1aRot iso'" tAo M"y 10 4,.s |"
| two handkerchief which onrros pohaea Win lno
| hlntuly handkerchief. lIo was ut the hospital
| when WhjtttIker WIS nxan1tned, Rnd sRw. MI
ir,,jSos On hIl, as result OF tho Investigation.
iie n,udnn written repnst basotl upon such q
thnrnuuh investigation is tho limited tlmo would
n.,r,uit.
Whom asked to RtNte what he saw and hearti
| ,vhcn he cntorrl WhtttAkers room. h0 detailed
| Tia story nirDAdy told by previous witnesses:
VVhttfuki,r nal flD ttilC't rGGQHntzD any OF Ills
, 1880-04-17
TRADE AND LABOR,

THOR, N. r., April 1v.-A delegation Of strik"
inr opuratiyes informed tho management OF tue
lIarlluny blllls that'tho Cohocs operatives wtto
ready to res.imo work upon n guarantee tnat
tho rIkhts Ut tho Union bu respected, Ihe lnlttl,
nvint!it rct,lied that the Unit,u would bu allied
II formed fdr tho bvncnt Of alex M !nesnpgrs, nnt
II tts purpose wis to d!ciate 70 tno "sy IT, sa.
tied now and forever. -
, 1880-04-17
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of the Stomach and Ltvefs
Cairo, Alexander Co., III.
f,HAN Btn: Suffering for BoH,e time with lieaoatht
md UiecAao OF tho Stomach and Lyef Mas !ndueed
~ t,se sT,.Ir rejtnbIe INDIAN Hood bfltUP+ which
testored nio IL perfect hsalth and st.qnGeh;p
Mo II EI1nlhtRh GliA6. ol1h~NAol.
, 1880-04-17
The Reasons Why Gen. Haw-
ley Left the Treasury
Department.
Grant Men In Washington Fright
oned ut Blninc's Hold on
This Stnte.
Virginia Readiusters Willing to
Support Grant for the
Presidency,
II They Can Swing State Affairs 10 Suit
Their Liking
Missouri Negroes demonstrating Against
Filley's Course ut sodalia.

r;1,av,o f1onroa ot soda1ia,
NEW .il..,. ONh.
TIE TnnS.up DEMOCRACY.
sptea! o n"s rSssot rSsnnp
,,tto,, ~. W. fro,,, trtc, II wos sttad that tic
ca''o1 ~ NV 1,4 ~, 80" 1.",:. ~ ~ IT, O,,ni.t, nuI
Onontaga Counties lnokcsl rs though the fldc'l-
itcs would srnd Delegates to tho syrncuso Con-
yento very arRo "%'se has s. hss T., tue tue
'rs ths Istrrts rts' held ' ,oir conventions On ur-
INV nrtcr,po,, whc,, M altogether new phIsC Ut
aiia!ss WI, hesepH anu tao ,,sa
nnsl.Tlllenttcs pruyiny themselves III over
,yhclulux strength anil Glceting thbr delegates
In uvcrv H,strrt hc nrtHrr.ltnrs nf tho various
conventions were characterized by tho most re-
mark"b'o rulings by the severai CnaiT'nen. N;
~ y, ,ns,'a .,,o ,,o shont ~ o.
i "cs,,uy itj Of jn"axn n, tue "etien q thplr rep
yeSoa: " s.',ay Il tsS teFe' Con-
Tho ru,.s,n ior this apparent tnistako oI your
Sa9s n to notIn M s & the snay % IL Nov
| furk City. 1t llaB hcrtl kilown for s0nu inc
that Jn.tHe Church. Mr. Hewitt, Senntar knr-
NM s;a,,;s %xI Sey1l ,,lrn ~ af "'Sc fSo hruocto
purity aye LINN ,'snE ter nt'Ss n, to-, .'cax.
to- c t9 HrselnR ragips % arn ~ ua .n ~ 'r. ,,r
s!zea. whisn iEs,Tss ;a irynS liall, NM Mo1art 31
liAli, Tn,n1nany Ien; ana every . HnoP 1 tae, E.,
s t'" nrnanas s s i ak 'oHs,as ,s E. = s s'Ixe
stHtt frst IT o nSs te. "ss aa as sans ; p e nae of
| l!orut!0 Hey1ltn'r ns ~. Her1tNen htia UP tno
cruss lefnss tho soldiers e e. to Gr,'sne, r tny VIZ
have @ f eRate Gn"Sc@ @ aSc @ H. st Thcso 70 s
oE1RtASo u" tAc ~
, 1880-04-17
NOTES AND NEWS,
RKtthQutaMAkkr or l1oAxsrxAt'a.

HpsElaI W3paEtN 70 1W EH4ta90 7rIpHuRs
WAsMlaoToS, D. c., April la-Tho lt0uso
paxe4l to-tlay tho bill! providing that when
pre1m pllo, houaestcad OF tilntUr culture clai.n"
ant shall tln written REIMBURSEMENT OF his
ci1im Ia tho local Laud Oltee tho land covered
by such claim shall be hclA W open lo scttIe-
meut and sutTy without further Apsion ny tho
General l.st1d Commissioner. The bill was nc
sq.ppaa!ca bx-A {vps1h u WAjjGA tAq k2gYnlpy
, 1880-04-17
THE MISSOURI,

speetat DtspassA to Tas Cateaao Tftauns
sioux CRY, April Id.-Tho river here isIn falt
boating stago. 4 telegram from bismarck ro'
ports slight slso, 4 largo amount Of Governs
mont freight fur riycr points abov0 nlsmnrck
hnn bcen delivered by tho milwaukee Il bt. Paul
Wuud Ut Running Watcr.