The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-01-11


United States during the year 1S82:
POLITICAL WORLD.
David p. Nichols, State Treasures of Con-
uecticut; Edwin W. StOughton, eX-Unfted
states Minister TO Russia; Alexander II. Bull
lock, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts; Ensign
Il. heLiogg, American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittsield. Mass: Rev.
Henry Highland Garnet, United States Min
ister TO Liberia; General stephen A. Hurlbut
Minister to Peru; Thomas Allan, Member of
Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard, ex-
POStmaster-Generdl. Knoxville, TEND; ex-
Governor c. c. Washburn of Wisconsin; Will
lam Dennis IN, Ex-Governor of Ohio: X. NJ A.
Hawk. Member of CONGRESS Tor Illinois: Icba-
shire; Juan B. AIvaradO, Ex-Governor of Cali
fornia; George p. Marsh United States Min
lister 10 Italy: Benjamin Harvey Hill, United
States Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy,
first Union Governor of Arkansas after the
War; DR. james Adair founder of the Green
back party. Menlota, III; John d. Defrees, eX-
Puzzle Printer, Berkcly Springs. w. Va; Z. A.
Straw. eX-GOveTnOr of New Hampshire; James
e .BopInson. eX-Goyernor Of Kentucky;
josiah quincy. ST., eX-MayOr of Boston, Mass;
Thur Ow Weed, New York; Andrew 5. Her
ron, COngressman-elect, louisiana; J. II. Up
GGgiEa.' @Ii essan-eiect 3hio Robert bert
federacy; Godlove S. Orth, Member of Con-
gress from Indiana; eX-GOvernOr Benjamin
U. Humphreys, Mississippi.
EN-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
IEdward Joy Morris, Ponnssylania; c. G, Clay,
son n Potter New York; Edmund Burke,
New Hampshire; General Elijah Ward, New
York: S. A. Purviance PennSyIvanfa; Martin
T. Conway, Kansas; William B. MacLay, New
York; Milton ;. Latham, California; II. w.
HARRINGTON, Indiana; John d. Pierce, Michi-
gan; Ozro J. DOdds, Ohio; Samuel c. Fessen-
den, Maine; Horace Maynard, Tennessee; !;
Charles s Benton, Wisconsin; G. c. Wash
burn, Wisconsin; NJ. a. OtterO New Mexico;
Albert G.. Burr, Illinois; stephen Coburn
Maine; George P. Marsh, Vermont; Artemus
Hale. Massachusetts; George K. DEM s, Mary
land; Emil Luserre, Louisiana; n. F. ;. Lit
tened Maine; Fernando G.. Beaman, MiChi-
Missouri; Lewis Campbell Ohio; o. =. Snyder,
Arkansas; Robert W. Earnwell, south Caro-
lin4: Henry {. Murphy New York; Orville
Robinson, New York; n. II. Van V orhes, Ohio.
General Sias Casey, Major Charles A. Webb,
Captain ). F. Ferris, General Walter Gwynn,
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John II.
trantl, surgeon; Major /. LOrain, Professor
Mt West Point; Captain Thomas II. French,
Captain Eugene B. Gibbs, Colonel George w
PattCn, General Joseph q. Barnard, Major
Genera George H. CrOssman Major William
Nelson General @. X. Warren Major Charles
W. Wingard, Captain William A. Parker,
Colonel Richard Arnold, General Daniel Tyler
Burbank, LieutenantCOlOnel SchofeId.
NAVY.
Rear-Admiral James III. SPOTS, Benjamin
Franklin Delano, ex-United States Naval Con-
structOr; Rear A dmiral John Rodgers, Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David 5. Nc
IOuaalI, ReaeAdmiral John C. Beaumont
r-AdmtraI Hugh y. PurViance, Rear Ad-
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear-Admiral Robert
H. Wyman, Rear-Admiral James F. Schenck.
John P. Healy, Corporatfon Counsel. Ros-
ton Mass; Judge John Putnam, Supreme
Court, MASSACHUSETTS,; George w. Brooks
United states Judge, East District of North
Carolina; John PierrepOnt, Chief Justice SUI
Preme Court Vermont; Richard II. Dana, Jr,
jurist and author, Boston, Mass; TheOphilu5
Parsons, eX-PrOfeSsOr Of Law in Harvard Col
lege; Judge Ezra Wilkinson, Superior Court
of Massachusetts; Judge Charles Fox Oldest
member of the Cincinnati bar; S. A. Purvi-
anCc, eX-AttOrney-G eneraI of PENNSYLVANIA;
ex-Associate Judge Ieas of PenusvIvaDia:
Judge Charles B. Mason, burlington, Iowa;
eX-Judge Benjamin S. Benkley, Williamsburg,
Pa; Jonathan H Cobb Boston; James Pat
Wheeling w Va; Elisha r. Potter SUPREME
Court, Rhode Island; Judge Tompkins West
ervelt, Staten Island, n. y; Judge J. @.
Knapp, Keosaqua, Iowa; Martin Bij1r, Louis
vile, Ky; Judge james Carpenter Garrett,
Ind; United States District Judge E. w. Hill
yer, Nevada; Thomas +. Cochran, eX-AttOr-
ney-General of Pennsylvania; Joseph Muller,
eX1Iudge supreme Court, Saratoga, n. Y; Ii.
=. Ne" COMB commissioner supreme Court of
1ndiana; Charles f. Glidden, Judge Court of
Common Pleas OF Ohio; Richard Dyer, Assist
ant United States District Attorney, Cincin-
natl, o.; r. B. Mcpherson, Tuscola, III; Gem
eral George H. Chapman, Indianapolis, Ind;
Wilson McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa; Richard
}. Cuttings, Baltimore, Md; Judge William NJ.
Levy, Supreme Court Of Louisiana; Judge
William Schley. New York: Judge Samuel b.
Thomas Illinois; Judge James Rayburn,
Bloomington, III; J. d. TemDlfn Iowa CITY
Iowa; Judge Richard c. L. Moncure, Presi.
dent Virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals;
Judge r. W. Melendy, HiIlsdale, Mich; Judge
James II. Graham, Carlisle, Pa: Judge S. F.
Taylor, Sandusky, o.; Judge Edward Ham
ger, Janesville, Wis; Philip b. Swing, United
James L. Caldwell, ShelbyvilIe, KY.
THEOLOGY.
DIR. John Cotton Smith, EptcOpalian New
York; Rev. John Seely Stone, ID. D., Professor
of Theology in the Theological School, Cam
bridge, Mass; Rev. EnOch Pond. President
Bangor lMe) Theological Seminary; Rev. ir.
Henry w. Bellows, L Unitarian, New Orl; Rev.
S9om 0sWego n ar8 8sboD william NJ Wiab@an
NJ E. Church South, Charleston, $. c.; Bishop
Patrick n. Lynch, Catholic, Charleston S. g;
Rev. T. Brantly, Baptist Baltimore, Md; Rev.
Charles WadswOrth ID. d. Washington,
.. c.; Rabbi NJ. Iilienthal, Cincinnati, o.:
Rev. J. w. Weakley, ID. D.. Episcopal, Mount
Washington, o.; Rev. Prof BulliOns, Presby-
terrain Waukesha Wis; Rev. SlOats Van
SantvoOrd Reformed Church Albany, N. Y;
Rev. James Craik Episc opalian, Louisville,
Ky; Rev. John POsal, Methodist, Baltimore,
Md Bishop Levi Scott NJ Z. Church, Wilm-
fugtOn, Del. Elder Joseph K. Rodgers Presi-
dent hristian Female College, hia, Mo;
Rev. George W. -Musgrove, Presbyterian,
Ptdladel phia, Pa; Rev. A. ID. Gillette, ID. D.,
Baptist New York; Father Leander Streber,
Louisville, Ky; Rev. Chandler Robbins, D. D.,
dor, rabbi, san Francisco, Cal; Rev. Thomas
Guard, Methodist. Baltimore, Md: Rev. Rob
Aberdeen, Miss. Rev. DR.. Nexander G. Mer-
Ger, Epicopalan, Newport, r. l.; Rev. L. D.
Maier, Lutheran, Bait m ire, Nd; Rev. Jacob
NJ. Manning, pastor Old South Church, Boston
LITERATURE.
TheOphius Parsons, author of law and re-
IgtOus works. Boston, Mass; Henry W. Long
fellow, poet Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord
Mass; Rev. Henry Giles, essayist and lecturer
Boston, Mass; X. A. Willard, agricultural
writer, Little Falls, n. Y; George J. A. Caul-
son, novelist Paterson n. j.; Henry James,
Sr., essayist, Boston Mass.
General F. A. Jones, Macon City MOI Her
aid; Delano A Goddard editor Boston Mass
Advert ser; John II. Chamberlain, Richmond
CVa) state; Paul r Seavy, Bangor (Me) Whiq;
Samuel II. Cox, Boston; Charles Hale, ex-
editor Of the AdUeItiseT, Boston, Mass; J. B.
H StenhOuse, San Francisco correspondent
New York Herald; John ". Defrees, editor
Miami CO.) Union; Colonel William 4. ThoInp-
son, editor Savannah Ga; Morning Net0s;
fFgG NFaFaVn Do fFF
EnOch Emery, Peoria Gll) Transcript; William
r. Ellis, executor of Lafayette UndD Courier;
Julius Schultz, HGohenbLGtt. Austin, Tex;
George Cozard, Wheeling (W. VA Register
David MCCaleb. Galveston fTeX) NclC8: III. l..
W. Christian, Alabama Christian AdrOcdte' :
Alexander Jorges. Ere e Prose-, Cincinnati o.;
Frank Queen CippGr; New ork; II. }. "
Frederick MacCreIlish, Alta California, San
Francisco. Cal; J. w. Simonton. ex-a9ent As
Madison 1nd) star: 0. J. Goldrich. RocJB
Mountain Herald, Denver, Col. n. d. Whiting,
New York Ercnlng Post: Charles \. Hodges,
Waupaca (Wis) Herald: Joseph Weber. NORTH
EN- 4dUoeGte, Claremont n Il; josiah A.
Dldscher Amer.kduer, DUBUQUE, Ia; Josiah
King. Commercial gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa
CENTENARIANs-
Samuel Buckley, Flint, Mich, l0a; James
IsOm, Richmond. KY, l02; Peter Markins,
Little Rock Ark, III; Mary Lydon, S Louis
Margaret Martin; New York. l06; Mr.. For
teak, Shelby, Mich, lO9; Abiga5 A den, Bridge
port Mass, l02; Winnifred H. Lally, Chicago
los: Catharine Mannion, baltimore, Nd, 106;
Mourning Ranney, St Louis is; Bernard
Duffy. Buffalo. 100; Mrs. Lucy Pickett, Sauga-
tuck, Mich, rs; John Springer, Marietta, o.,
l0S: Matthew Robinson. Lafayette, Ind. Jos;
Mrs. VIM. Bearing, Perry County. Alabama,
I01; Adam Hedgcox. Mckinney, Tex. 12O;
Isaac Newsbaum, Wabash. Ind. 107; LC1isa
G. Andrews fcoloredf. Chicago, Ill, 103; A BIZ
gail Hull, Trcmpeleau County, Indiana 1905
Mrs. Maria Appleby, NOrTistown, y. j., lOl.
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a GERMAN piano-maker came to this coun-
try to see how the superior tone Of the nstru-
ments was achieved in this country, and S. ent
to work IN piano factory in New York as a
journeyman, in order to steal the secret This
came to the ears of the New York pilno-mak-
ers, and they have gone through the list Of
4hntr rerrl,- ernr,Icvad German trnrI.rnnn and