davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-17

f7thIH!nIy L"t - sH'HH JHHtS HA''.
i'r lirsIcr Ia mt distinguished f0r nj! easy n,nl
transparent style, but hts ,nntter will we'll re-
inin,s hnnsht NIL In iiiesc irciur's NO n",cc n
a'rrcction Of tho cnlnnotl Impression TINT Ioh
nbinsos eenlrnsea aay'ng 70 h,s iar'~s ~ % ,t
Light that might DO expectedt e sprlnH forth from
GoA's word, pcrialncsl to Ghrl.sa'. tloc,,i,.e:
of church alIy. not III out rIhc. II Ii quite owl
don't from thcsc lncturcs tsiat f;ohHrcHntl1nnl-
kg n 9st a'ss 81 sjfS Srrsy cnc. hs S r.
r,wsln nuil Iltrlwntstn hnyc tnen mines for thu
more conservative md tho .iiGrc r.'li.Ml trnd-
INK nvon ut This .lay what tEnxrcgnttonalIsnl r..
This ilctilty. IL tho Hrc!tGr ine,ttse tho
aStsossa,iyo ". s,aninrl % cxsept tho ,i ilhIr ill., ma MD
that, Of ts,rAet yars'sly interpreted. Il, M:!oc-
trin,.1 mint Of view T. Is rn;narka'n tlHt tlosu
A. to opolity. THO oii questions nrn ssiil unar-
swcred. although of Into the tendencies hnyo
ss rs iSeiy s I" 'T /" frecny " rcai!s. whiis IT.
asoats sar;aialy hnye h9 lsant1ss r. to
e2 L !. rSsefxS s kry tat e s.,o. s'Msan @
over l.c settled, for tho rcnson That thore ~ M
tha l,1,,teriais for iii Intelligent Judgment In ,r-
H.irti fU this wfihe subject Hro brought by Dr.
lssn nsS% S" yS n. whn u e e Tran re q Inc syHy
lrowi md his workers; Tho startIn Mnr.i'rc-
alism: Tho Exodus to Amsterdam: Fortunes al,i
Mlsfartrnes In A,'sterlnn: Iohn I.olnsom und
ey,!p aser NV Hy yes aa Gn
Earrsationasn' In EuKland; Things siorc Clearly
Hruil.
--Mnny things nro written an.l published in
thtAo ,lys OH Socialism. TIC lectures by J.,-
scph COnk OIL this subject nro 'ltctnch ny n,nny
E: Hiy ss sTsff ss n',o to ayhS rytoS e; SIsG 's .
doubtless tho little volume of nx-t'rca!,lti't
Wnlssy 4 moro exact II f. ,!I;srim,nat!ons;
lectures uf josnpN Cnok. whiut wcro ,nyrretl
iI y !sss ro Ts 'S,.. sss s1s,aa s Il #. II s SH
stntcs fr"m F.lsceptibl!Ity i, Communicate ND
oT s.if-help rs opposed Ia thAt Of Suite help.
=; th9 hnS Of o Raor of sas,,P All HxP"sS s;S
appointments n'aAe in co5pcrative tiidartryt ~
Enyla,ld, llcrruAuy, and Fr,.1lcc. md especially
sehulzn- DelItzsetI. &. An examination nf tho
prs,blcm nf tenement. hn'iMs mud ovcrcrt'w'fcl
sy McR R',lnktGs nsc"ne "n s'S 'ers III
ownrrs or their own homes: :. 4 defense Of
hiyf-scho's ~ tlie su,,ree q united citizen.
menus of maIntaning industrial yig6r a,,d ~.
teprr,,cc QUESTION III tho iiulit nf recent dis
] NJ SoE: isSs;!S"s
tAwss" lid "Te,uperi'ice i aro especially de-
serving Uf nitentint, n,d stutly. Iii, tho wholc
on o t. s e rea Sy esses u on
citizens.
tr.lfo anil Letters Of Itornco Busbucll. New
York: Harror 4 bros. Price so
llIstoricnl Illustrations Of tho Oil Testament.
Hy the Rov. e.. llnwlinson, n. q. Chicago: Hen.
~ A. Summer g. Co..
Hundred YGArs, as Seen III 1ts Literature: With
, 1880-07-17

lLGk1lli2 tltlWH nll ms HlEtl0E
s'S Ia ,"es s'i 1at bceve tint h'un nat!rS Il
sugarcl Ini?.l!ty; Itc s. mt ui!tnr!at,. @ i'eaM-
inR t" III ih,ier nce oT lnnn. 1ic I. dt rarsia,,
i" nxhihlts ssn.,,sa rHntrasta. Though well
counting Christianity FIR nothtl,H =" lch as .t'r
Wa"t l. s YEN" i fr tho s.ss' m s tss tks 1aI art
r'ins i, sh"w thc i'apary ,irve'1Ma o,lt q, tho
t,rIVinnl ChrIstnn Gns1,1nt!Nt.-how the l,roth-
Organization which s4,:,slsletl nf latty which
son came to h. l,nshlnE ntl,l % OF h'srarcmy tl ;
si.ie tic snspnerds. oil tho .therto t"ck. I'rm;
itive equality no lonpcr Gxsten: ~ tnct. T. nna
endured hut 4 single Ilny. Innn!! os!dgnt'y
tnut;h,.rsi, lll,.s.rnseln Nt1crnl human trdt4,oy.
Elsewhere hn aAyA tint tlrnItHrhtie assoclMti0na
nro enrrfnl t!t tho fliietinlh 9l thosr olllcs,S
u rht!t,,; h,!t f!1,sn this nrlst* tlnt nrsc,lr!'
ds tontetn't WHY. M 7 i,sti,,.. ~. '' 'Irc,n,
et""cs Fiji f,nvn rrcntti it. II ii distinctly Ills
oI,InInil tnnt tilctu Is vugnrity H. t!Gl,Iocrary.
.9.tss recalls npt % n1loy, t'a ~ 'i,i InHm I'a na
Mtllis tMo EaSs t. ~ ts , ~ ,,at III nu,oni II.
,,rpf"rts,tW ,np for noverGc.t a, thu Egsh Or
Fr,.sstnt p!it,. [hlt. tuiYh 80 little or II Dump
crit hp WAs HsMinltst enough ~ write ~ 'Iti0
Aptst!es niorS @ ~ ,s slr JGMsn ~ I'tn sn.i
tr,tmrnitv r. u nn,l ssht.i, * itstf mt tics.
incl 10 reriss,. Christianity Is tluycIop-
uiuilt Of thIs dru. Every cttircl! is cnlM'l!lni-
Mtere ecl ls hs .e GaM u, ~, ~, @ wGIv fa, @
,y,.s,,, ,1sc IN IN csrn., M @ ttiern ,s ,,nl r.ht to
supcryisc aslt, cunliianti. Primitive Christianity
nily l0 called yrcNt ussocfntoii nf tho poor, II
hcrnc nllurt {n1,iat eRoiissl. M'set! nii wy pI'
T,Ii rti,,r s' t,, ~ ~ M" %snii,ttiv tcsstry ,,sI
thnt si,ucriiuiics brlonE to tlusl. wt0 tioti.l."
When lie RNl Il, I.nnldn Tint SnriNltsnl kr,'w
moro ns pltr1nttsttl EreW ess. thers y ~ ii,GoM
slstency; lnF ,se,.m .,.In a ',,irv III w
n,itns IL nas iii hrrS to,w, Que Il Il r,lt, asll
Son Ut tiul hrEarH II Frcueh1ini, Or II DER
, 1880-07-17

l,lt,ltc. T'npo bas been tho thono Of innutncr-
u'0 biographies. Tho lmst or it'anl tnr has yet
To III written. Mr., stephen f,na u,a''n II very
r"ndalla book. .nINl has pictured e ~ :n truth"
M an ; "reiIas. ''al with"i clover sesn and ablS
scetns t9,s. n thoso pages. 70 have been really
Eseat: sotnethns wa' always w. svkt,ng y,
Fl: ff .e 'g es. nS poey Pss - ?e
nm unworthy sonrcc. ur tlrscrlbr IN itnohlo
Nrcisn Of ElR,and, sucecndIn1 Dryden a the
tsnyuI chair. lint he waa nearly alwsys nrtt!ciai
II ad i ne'e,sf !. cor Mr ssfpSa s!p r ! al m @ e
~ sar '' %a i jass he!s hesij IL pra!ss an ecs9e %.
int his i,Ioatiher has fi1t permitted il 10 nycr
shitfn,v tho lN!,,ity md fnrcc gf soInc or ilis
s.sn re sj'e' 81 s t 'sS %oIe He" ws tn's ss q tos
cclebrntea Eoxlisli poot q tl'o teyonicenth and
tntns tho hlgt rtu!tlntr Of nxcel1etict nttnineti
y The ,nn]orty nj lts forcr,inncrs i, tho sTriGA
atss II es 5 xyS 1, Hny1s cns. eT tc t IL wen
s,l:h. Ietsis f seggcs. IL ' New York: ar.
Ecr g. uros. Price IL ccntsl
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Mr. LN.lrherc hns compiled III cxcc[ltalt IinlltI-
book Of tho organization and rsactlcul work.
Tugs Of tho United States Government. 1t IL
Of tho hest Of It's kind. and contains MI I'm
met,su amount 0f useful and ,p0rtllnt tnfNr-
nation. It will bc fottn'f ForviceHblc either In
Echouls or ns IL re[orcncr. bouk III II librnry.
For tho litter position its elaborate ln-
dcx IL All additional qualification. Tho
authors preliminary BtRtcmunt ~ tn tho c1usc
which suggested tho lsn'k.hls pcrsoshl nhscr:
S,n ny ers @ sf f to Il fwSs On If III eSo pfh pu".s
EtAles-i. unfortunHtcly only tno true. Mr.
, 1880-07-17

.itt .,n}r nssous 10 ,hn,. yoi wv T." a. ,,t ~
nssltIG w1 fe1r prcts T. n an Z ne"
!. y = nirs. ~ INV; .nun ~ trS fmr @ ~ III H. ,t
n,!is. VIII .t,e speak. 4 ~ pr,:ss,s s ei,ls
,it rfneess v y ~ No. ,r6 sE ,r
WIZ a hmf f WIN NJ H. NJ a Hxs s 1T % c
dnrvnr I'm, w. ~" f.. ntsas,oe nas n 'teo ''' VI
Ihn fa,n i,rat % ts.o f atGiip,ss, tnok ,, raeo T.
mrpt.7n ,7V' y ,n ,n,,. "m,rr iixur} xfnr
rt. ny liz TG fIn ,s,i, Witt, s ,s,s ririrv 'i,
,I .,i s .s ~ ~ mr ,,,ty y nr.'.. .s,s ~
nay t,ntr ImiJf,,i viii n ill., {M"ens q; Ksnf.
}'r}ncc Albert driving tM win through Tic
Re1y rrncee ~ '"h''r ,rc 'e yar!s fm Tic
hkx hr 1s11 a ahQS jsxs' s.S'S Ist tT"tS w. .1 s a
tx1,s tirmi whr ni,ntsst st,,nn1,I ,I4 l,ni IL wis
Victoria hnd Just turned to tho Lett, to
ltn>k ut horse and coGsd not Eiiucrstatl
nrr ~. ~ orw ,,ur rG H., cnlH hHH,I% ,s,Iumtsh
thut Il nrpccctl from rllr,t lnvjiiR heott irc
THO ltrpes atnrlc,l nuf tho carrtnRe stopped. |
seized VtGturin's hAntls h!lt 'akGu II tho tftEnt
.s nn .s'ft shhnn M noL. i eHv , ,yh, ~ ,vns
stiII stanIi,,v in tl,o s,,,ns. g. uincc hls nrns
cr.,Rsrd. aud Il piat0 III cic hh,H'. Ills attitude
was no tliratrcnl md nretc,!. II quite tnnaeG
H., H. nU s @ d" h4 !Gii is., s,y nS III shni
Md s,n"nr,t ti,ky. t,r1,w,, down ty nc, TGo
,I,t. tM.rn,, III hownvrr .,i;,;,M Er en,rsn ILL
1g,,I,,fn,i itn f1ie" nj tir jf,n,. wns In Etntt,
Sf health such sic rs Is piien air.eted seriously
so ns a,tr erSSs h a hx g ,a s1S 1hc WrechS
mt,ymi bv nothnr n,nrf, serious thin trurnycsi
Vn,iiv ,;Hri ,irsr, r., In iio,Drintis IL Il not
exs fer'%In a a wS,er @ r., her ws lst @ u u he he
sat.,ty ~ I'M Uro,,ahi In 10 snye ENGLAND fron, tho
, 1880-07-17
ALEXANDER POPE.

Tho hltcse Addlttou 10 the "Engttsh Mon VI
Iotters' vories IL .tAlexundcr Popo," by tho
bamo hand that innuHurateti this popular aud
valuable serles with .nusturly sketch Ut "6aui.
usl Johnson" In thIs book Mir, Stephen bus
tried To 10 Just both 70 hia subject aud 10 the
, 1880-07-17
Queen Victoria mt Homc-Tho
Late Justin Blttcrllell-
Recent Theological
Works.
'The Science Of English Verse
Michel Angelo - Alexander
Pope-The United States
Government.
.IheodoTa-Soence for AlI-.Archmology
Books Acknowledgements
Literary Notes.
REMAIN IN LONDON.

Il
-l1erafy No'es'
nrx.~7y1oxnoy.
Ernest o. rans say ~ aast 1v" Nv descent 1 IN
ots " f,r~ns I ~ t.hris.lattty arc tho works with
which o,,r pu'plts have eh,tlder!nsly linked ,s
name. N. lse.n'' recently erossea . csce @ .. .ro.
though In Frcuch, to nj, English nultoucc. lilo
n cnne 1T tho % Invitation Of tho Trustees OF tho
Hilbert Fmtntlatlon supported by n leKney ieft
twenty yemrs ngo ly robert Hilbert, who Ind
tne wise lc" I'M, t,le pxress u, ensso.o 'o
ss%ssa a.? ssoss II Ills ss;s,s:, sstss n s /. ~
calls he'n on !ono aud Christianity a,,, else,
.nut wlao Emperor SOON to aprcnr. These tvo
u,e''e' a au ~.u nh,,sbn h ~ ~ neat @ ltlo vou1o
pS e,e james n"ss pI i. osF"oa te CO. " D'A' ''
ncnan ls d!al,,rser OF religious. ethical. md
In iarxo way Of pollticul llsus, md In tuoso
conferences 'noy WI. 10 ,ounu t,n sunnea up ~ ~
tho best literary form. Thu pollt'cHi tefoo OF
tare mn" ai,er m to hn,l,.n wc,t"ro w @ sencsaiiy, ad
=, ,na,,,un so.lrty mn, nolty: tho doyciopncnt
nit of the primitive Church of tho Papncy anu
Professionalism, arc the lending topics. aud their
trcatuent In nccpnpn,,ied by tho frnukcst utter
a,,,s ~, IN 'rrrnt nr.,,,r,,s of Individual and
Hhces on tae Hren' pfooc'no ~ .t.a.' ,' M,"t ~.
social destiny nid clntl1lot' III LEU shhls paRcs
Of nrHc type all this is not to G0 given III 1aut!I,
uut It Ia. plRln TINT n. Nc1lnn dctcrtnt11ud that
..',. @ m .y,u, h,a nr.t Eu.,iui, n,,5tourc
!happentns peloFo ~ "fsl f,e"Su ,nn,a,',.
hc would BlSo ms who'e ph'1osophy'
prcferrIng to ho hy own Interpreter. lcnd-
t.r. of his .,Ilfn Of jcs,,s." "Tho Apostles"
.T,,o n.,,r. ~ rhr,st,outtvr - nn1 liza r,n,,v
1ho ol's'"s .. Sui'statyt ,t nt' .,.....','', o at
essays on snc1nl' governmental ana cauehUohM
topics will lind ttat these conferences contain
nonouta n,,nn,r"noo ,vos I'm 1,ttrnrv evcnt os
.ha aaasn, -, Tannn 1its n"ranm at Il y,nrs az
aRo IL noblc, be Ia master Of style, ovon among
tho French, and he loves Christianity. Tho
origins Of cbristIaultv be eaya form tho most
heroc episode 10 tho history OF hnna,'y MN Ma.i
never IreW ifHnl ~ he,f pro @ IN ,.s,s ,,, nH
love or thq Nlcnl. 1RhE II ino ~ }tssIs 9 Mn!eM
, 1880-07-17

Ez.n White He'd n bill ycrtcniny In tho Superior
Cn.lrt against Jnmes II. urd Leila nrynnt. eaIls NJ
McCntnpbcIi \. q. McCampheIi, Dr5Hnt md LeaveT
McCanpbeI. rnttlo Il. HryAnt. John Ford, Adnlnl
NuseHtery. Milton Jenkins un.tUd Statea MurtgnHb
Com puny, q. l.. Whc0lnck. Z. L. Thonns, W. =. At
kinsnn. ". II. wbartnn. Henry Van Uxcn,, W i.
dudley and Kitty l>ud!or, nid SuaAn II. fFyant IN
forecIusc mUytsaHo fur $l5nn On subIots band III.
Lots and lsuck III In the original Town Ut Chlca1u
AnshAs Dcncer and Genrgo Wefso neh pstlunn
nEn!nat llenriuata +. Telth John Vslth AEd Chnrrt
IhtpF asking for mechanics lien tn tho nMant nf
" Sac H. II. u.
Hattie y. ituekH commenced l. suit Y trcsrnss
hguInkt Winter PrpbGy Anu James w, Tutt11, c'uln-
Inv &hku siumnxBs. a.. -.
i0tltiGn tIaA Iy Il. l.. Mills Htatcs Attorney
for rattrG the cttd Of tho plat at thu sub
division knnWn M KCntnEtun.
Jut!uh Gks,nGgr cltlllnDCGd an nctlDn III tTt*lGsa
IN recover t. uU alleged damages Of Solomon Silver
luAn.
, 1880-07-17
l'III: CALL


JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. Dsvls '.
IL. &. Ehamptin. N7u Ii.
, CIRCUIT rcuuNT-CaSFEssIoS9-Lau Cruwdet '.
John w. uoonsF, &l,i57.N.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
Garfe!d's Pres. Gets not Rosy

We think Democrats have reason
to be very much encouraged tits
year, not merely in regard to these
States which the Republicans admit
To be doubtful, such as New Iork,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana,
but also in regard to those States
which the latter have hitherto claim
ell as their exclusive territory, anon e
them Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Maine, New Iamshire, AIassachu-
sets, Oregon; and California -Four
years ago the Republicans carried
Illinois by a majority Of 1871, in Il
vote Of jJ3. 600; ONO by 2,747 in a
vote OF G53, 600, and Pennsylvania
by majority Of 9,373, in vote Of
759, 900. Thus change Of 1000
votes. rightly distributed, would
give those great States TO the Democ-
racy. Ohio Is not Il foregone conclu-
sions for Garfield in the opinion Of
many sagacious politicians; but if he
cannot carry Ohio there are no States
he can carry Uuless, perhaps, Vermont
and Iowa. He can probably carry
his own State but he will have to
make fight for it. Hancock is
popular in Illinois, and with I'rnm-
bull at the head OF the State ticket it
will take more money than the Re
publicans will feel like spending to
keep the narrow margin OF four
years ago good. 1t is in Pennsylvania
that Colonel McClure's happy figure
has its most significant application.
Hancock Will run these 'likc fire in
an August clearing" a change of
/ 800 votes, on the basis Of the
voting four years ago. viii give our
gallant candidate the State, and if
there isn't enough political inrIepend-
cnce and State pride and gratitude in
the commonwealth to make that differ
ence we shall be very much dislp
pointed. But even at the worst,
from a Democratic standpoint, the
fight iii these States will be so smart
that it will make the Republican cor
ruption fund-or campaign fund as
they prcger to call it-look small, and
then what will that party do to be
saved in New York, Indiana, New
Jersey and Connecticut Just now the
Of Mr.. Gargeld's party are
not rosy, its resources will have to be
spread over a great deal more than
usual, and that alone means weakness
and defeat.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12

From the Somervilie Falcon We see
chat our distinguished Representative.
CD. Young recently spoke IL Fayeitc:
L saws of his speech at s5omerv.iIe:
The applause which greeted Mr..
J oung on reaching the stand showed
how s,rong a hold he hal upon the
people Of Fayctta. Although tired
and broken down from aluost CON
slant speaking for the last fev weeks,
he made most effective campaign
speech. Since his last appearance
before a Somerviile audience, he has
made great Improvement in that great
est Of all arts, orator. Mr.. Young
is again candidate for Congress and
we can assure him that old Favcttc
fully recognizing and approaching his
efficient services in the past is ready
to do her duty il again placing in his
hands a trust which lie for six years 50
wisely and jealousy guarded.
OF his speech at Williston it says:
After dinner thccrowd returned to
the grove where in the morning they
had been addressed by MIR. Stainbank
and held themselves in readiness to
listen to Mr.. Young. The band soon
struck up lively air and when it fin
ished, Col. Young was presented to the
audience in a most happy manner by
DR.. Phillips. He probably never APP
peared to better advantage than upon
this occasion. His speech was most
eloquent and effective and we can safe
ly say that he surpassed the expec,a-
tons Of his most ardent admirers.
Mr.. Young has always had many
warm supporters in the vicinity Of
Williston. Bat his speech on last
Thursday gained him more friends
and stronger ones. That people re-
gard him as the strongest possible can
didate for Congress and are confident
of his success in November next.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
Congressional AppOrtienment

WASHINGTON, Aug. From
what has been learned ut the Census
Office and elsewhere IS to the present
population of the country, it is clear
that if the Congressional apportion-
ment is not changed by enlarging it
the number Of members to be elected
in 1883 will be nearly 400. The
present apportionment is 13I,425 to
each Congressional district. The basis
will have to be enlarged or the hall Of
the House Of Representatives will not
hold them all.
BY no possibility can seats and desks
be crowded in for nearly 400. The
present number Of members is 293.
The basis will probably be enlarged TO
about 10000 to each Congressional
district, which will give about 290
members. \ basis of 10000 would
give 3l2 members and a basis OF 100, >
900 would give 1913 members, which
would be "a unwiylIiy body
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
Non-ESC @Tdcut II oti..c.
In the County Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.

Mary Z. AGcKinuic and husband Wnl. 3TcKinnc,
Laura Futrcl and husband Wjles Furrell, Agnes
AtkinsoIFand husband Richard Atkinson Ellen
Hain.inc, Petition to sell land tor Division,
john NceEs and wife Elizabeth Aiecks, Elrs.
JauMette Chain and Henry Gust&vus Hainliue.
30. I1J6. II. u.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
As3stitjuu which Is sworn to, that John Neeks and
wife Elizabeth AIoeRS, and Mrs JcInn"tte Chain,
defendants; non-residents OF the State OF Ten
nCSseC.
II Is ordered that publication he made in the
Bolivar BuLLETIN, a newspaper published in Boli-
var Tennessee for four successive weeks requiring
said nonresident defendants to enter their appear
ance herein by within the first three days Of the
September terra Of the County Court OF Hardeman
CoHnty Tennessee, 20 be held in Bolivar the
first Monday in September 1880, and plead answer
or demur to the petition in this cause the came
viii be taken for confessed as>t0 them and set for
hearing er pI,te.
This 10 July 1SSC. W. c. DORION C.and NJ
+. Fentress Solicitor for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
Essii.Si5s iii iit2s3ai. Mali aid !s,ziiaII.
INSTITUTE.
EE31N - EEES son, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty The work
l. distributed .IH.i. tnci i ia" ln,t colleges
I.5cc.I care given t. English in uI,liii ;, t. The
usual cours OF Instruction, A.gIo sS-ix:n, OH
English, aud m 81 .rH classics n". added 10 give
depth &c. English sJ'i'l T>t.3,. Lectures rhg-i
isgy ard Hygiene 10y Dr V. ! Crook special Ice
lures given 90 ti yo; lItics amt tc yot,i.s gcri-
tleHsl SEPARATELY No extra cia5E-" iur Iat1u.
Greek, GcrnIn, Frruc.s, Hebrew. apparatus To
illustrate the subjects Of Natural Science: wglG
n i5ei, leatUIy gsIUtCd auaGJhly magazine; q
library and reading room three literary societies
NuS.", Painting, Drawing, Daiisj henic--5 arr
Sole 81 the adv"nt.s uf tn" Institute Churches
-UiIy Us, daily aIiiI> the telegraph ae
atscnc. 81 Tia.' ui tHp benefits III tiir
community. For catalogue write to J. &. lHmun or
g. NJ Savage !! ) -Ptcn3'er then 70 y Z. Havket;
Secretary vi FavCiFy. 47-tt.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12

Hon. George Williamson, leading
Republican of Louisiana and ut one
time Minister to Central America un-
der Grant, declines Republican nom
ination for Congress, and declares that
here lfter he will be found in the ranks
of the Democracy, battling for good
government and honest men for office.
Mr.. Williamson thinks the Republi-
can party is kept alive by sectional
strife, and for that reason if for no
other, he proposes to abandon the
party.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
CIRCUIT COURT.
STATE DOCKET

SOL + IS'N ~ IL
State VS. William Hinton. Indicted
for murder. Mistrial.
State vs. Richard Simms. Indicted
for keeping gambling house. Coutin-
ned until next term court.
State vs. Alex Black. Assault and
battery. Dismissed on defendant
paying cost.
State W J w Robinson ank John
Kidd. Indicted for Arson. Verdict
guilty, two years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary
State vs. Henry Green. Larceny.
Imprisonment in the Pcnitentiary for
three years.
State VS. Dick Daney and Wilson
Gregory. Disturbing Public Wor-
ship. Dismissed.
State vs. Geo. NJ NoIen, Assault
and Battery. Submitted, fine $1,000
and costs.
State vs. Gcarge Richards. Carry
ing Pistol. AIistriaI. Dismissed on
defendant paying costs.
State VS. Ben Huffman. Carving
Pistol. Continued by consent,
State vs. BoIcn B. Macon. Assault
with intent TO commit murder Con
tinued as on the affidavit Of the delcn-
dant' Bond $1,000,
State vs. Simon Brazil. Incest.
Indictment Ignored and defendant
discharged.
State vs. Ben Lewis NIcKinnie.
Carrying Pistol, Verdict guilty. 500
fine and ten days confinement in
County Jail
State VS. Thomas Pugh. Forgery
Dismissed on payment Of costs.
State vs. Charles Reayes. Garry
ing Pistol. Verdict $50 fine and ten
days confinement in Jail. NARROW.
State VS. Haywood. Carving Pts
tol. Defendant submits $50 and ten
DAYS confinement in County Jail.
State rs Thomas O,uou Road
nresontroon+ Observation-Disclosures s1oI
fine and costs
St,4o -, Po,I-on >-,1-,n C,,.,.,i,o
Pistol Verdict not oriIt,,
C+., - 8
pistol Vordiot no+ o,,iIt,
c.. .,
;,,.. D;l4oI W.. - -. -,
eE0ond fan Jo,.. oaz,e,,s.,,a,,t ~
Couptv JaiI
ctnID,,
Pistol Verdict s5Oo, +broo ,,o,ths
confinement in County JaH
State - Eli Harris C,,,.r,,ir,, p;s
toll Confirmed on affidavit State
Rond $3.50
'1tdtG " 1Diii C'ANS- Iil1't W IN IL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12

jackson county, Tennessee, comes
within one at least Of carrying off the
palm. That county votes 100
square Democrats and one (not 1909
Republican. The vote has stood this
way for several years. jackson never
voted over twenty-five Republicans.
When these l 200 go in solid for Han
cock and English the lonesome Rad
will doubtless SNode.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-08-12
Non~Eesident QCtica.
in the County Court Of TTardcman
County Tennessee. No.1154R.D.

". Y Nuraly and WIFI, SJ,au - Wan. Hudson
and wife, Caroline: EtiAU EnCUter and wife.
Betsy .juuv; ). j. LuttrrI; Mat Luttrc! Petition
- sill iaHd Tor division James & iJ5tttrCii Mary
Barber; Julia RtyL,T; Jennie BARRIER; Josephine
Barber; james ioT,inu ami wife. NIrry J.. .lniu
LufUcn and lis Guardian, ". T. J.. ThDIII,-.,u
Fcnnic LUtU"ll; Milton Lu;treU; Joseph ~li,d-
wick and wife, MarGha Presley y Armstrong aud
wife, FrlHve~; &Ic3IHliau Barber; Tine unknown
heirs of John BARRIER, deceased; Tisv unknown
helrs OF Luciuoa Carter. deceased the uHkuuwn
nciES Of Albert LUttr-ii, deceased.
~ this cause it1Fpraring from the petition which
Z is sworn T. tItI.s Defendants Milton i.ttr.Ii
Joseph Shajwic3S and wife, Martha Shgsjwick !,
Presley A Armstrong and vile, Frances Arm
strong. buchanan Barber: III" heirs IF john Bar
Jer, deceased, w,s1Sg names are not known aui
after diijgeut inquiry cannot see ascgrtaiHcd; The
crs ui Lucinda Carter, deceased, whose nalncs are
unknown and after iiliryHF inquiry cannot he as
c2rtBjncd; The heirs q Albert LujtrclI. deceased
whose names are unknown and after dili-eut in
quiry cannot be as-ertuined. are nou-rpsidants Of
the state Of Tennessee. 1t l. therefore ord red
tnat they enter their appearance herein, AT the
'oHrt House in the town OF Bolivar, Monday the
Second day Of August, 1850, at County Court for
ilariCm1U County, Tenn, Tlead answer or dCluur 10
the petition in this cause by within the first
three days Cf said Court tue same will be taken
for confessed them and set for hearing jr.se
And thIt a copy OF this order lie published for
four successive weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN, i
newspaper published in Bolivar, T .nnsssG..
This p June 1850. W. G. DURTON g and II.
y NJ Lambeth, Jr, Solicitor Tor Petitioners.