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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

LDprosy has appeared in tie Sandwich
Islands.
Gen. Longraot late Of Oh G. A., is
in Mobile.
General 3. Lee iswridnga history of
the late war
The reported prevalence oryellow fever
in Galveston is denied on goodluthoriy
A negro was hung in Barop county
Temswcc by Federal sgdiors and cit-
izouslV tattcmptinge rape aa white lady
j. 3. DeBow who rormcly Published
DeBows Rerier, has been padoncd by the
President
The Toronto papers anrouwe Che arrival
of John O. Breckenridge andieycrd other
officers in that city
Rev Mr. Sturgeon, the greN pulpit orator
of England, says that Roman Catholicism is
rapidly gaining ground in tint country
The rental Of the Unitriln Church at
San Francisco for the present .oaris seventy
thousand dollars This be,ts Bcocher s.
twenty thousand dollars
The estimated cost of the monument to
| Mr. Lincoln tobe erected i'm Springfield, Ill.,
| is 100000 and the auoun. subscribed is
| $4,000
The Treasury Department Is engaged in
counting JcE Davis specie, CAPTURED by Gen
Wilson. There are $4,000 IN gold, 99OJO
in silver and thirty bars of silver
TT,n T,bn Rall Ia livingiu a pleasant resi-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28
NOTICE.

The above Goods were purchased in the
Eastern Markets 40 CASH prices BEFORE tho late rap.
rise. and sell exclusively for cash. afford to oTn
superior inducomuuts-in short / WILL NOT DE UN
DLRSOLD my motto being Quick Sales and small Profits.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

Another National Bank is 20 be establish.
ed at N.uDais
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28
Memphis advertisements.
Memphis advertisements.
,--------~-
1eR5 AUGUST. 1885
ORD. MORTIMORE
CONSULTING AID
Prescribing Physician,
Office, Room No. % Workman House,
Crlo same occupied by him the past four years.

| Snpeial attention given TO treatment Of dis
he Lungs and Threat Diseases Of the Heart, LIVER
Spleen Kidneys and spiue Neuralgia NerFou8 hcsaaeAc
and Bowels Also the various adjective i0rma VI Female
@ 5,rse hours from o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock p II,
I'm svptipg nv professional card to the public dggsont
, IL N MANY u5rs1nal friends. Ny former patients, re-
siding Tennessee and Mississippi aa also in other South
6sI6g gnct gave up general and adopted Office prsa-
living eUecq attention to various chronic dBeEaesuo
only those mentioned u my card above but to most forms
chronic diseases 10 which tle human family are liable.
beq professional man. fool reserve 10 speaking Of my
success v curing where cure is IN any way possible Aut
the calls OF suffering humanity are sug ts 70 require mat
those Who suffer- many of them, as they imagine hopoessy
can restored to health by The proper effort and at reasons
Where possible prefer paHentysilag me, 50 that can
investigate fully aud know the nature OF the disease
never prescribe 90 random but must know what wish rem
cJies TO accomplish Where tey cannot some and yg de-
send by fend who VIII deliver give other
information may perhaps desire and think can como
or in extreme cases greatly benefit viii prepare aHd
send mslicne with foil directions Tor their use and treat
'ID, | have large list ofvisitng patients fomCa dis
taec mud continue treatment extensively by correspondence
In majority Of cases patients DO ny nave y remain IN tho
Within Tho past 6ysa years have treated and cured vast
uumhgr5 who had been given up Us HgoIaDe by good phc
Msmccc IS founded in on sxesnye ovpersncc-iu treat
ing chronic Diseases and che combining 0remodes suited TO
each case Having thorough knowledge Of Maters MedgH
know the and the rTECs OF remedies and their nc
cess0y combinations produce 'le desired elect Of removing
Mg res are moderate and adapted 70 the croumsauc9sof
patients the responsibilities and requirements Of each case
TESTIMONIALS.
Tbsvc several thousand letters from tho highest sources
many from physicians For satisfaction Of those who do not
know mo- and vet who may desire 60 consult one, will
here give few of the many bold;
Mr. il, Wilson, Of New Orleans writes under date Feb
s, 1865:
not come here this season There number Of my friends
who desire 20 consult you You know inst Your past
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

CHRONIC DISEASES. TREATMENT AND CrRp DR. 9F,~.
for New Or,tns whore he is Co opeu hig once I r. a., W
January; d. Nj ha treated many extremely IMPORTANT
cases no. Nachc6 and vicinity and hs success i'm nr so
known ~ many Of prominent citizens ADo,rs a9br
there 7 one Of especial utlo which Is tho tiIe 5srbt
Nh 5. iloggtt ono VI he vealtbest nBd v
N'HT " years ago She had violent attack Of eyer flioVi
a'o% Gua,lauon, ana subsequently, chronic form Of
y emac'oted aud entirely helpless Tor many Iorg "l
N.Y. uila so remained ia this condition, notvithstand-
pug every effort was been made 60 relieve hor Nv number NJ
cur llt Ph soans; yet these with ali tho 9npliopros
C'uU S3ll19o could not afford relief and all agreed
Pc Tor life. Ondgr these circumstances tba rsrant. ~
ae9 10 place her under tho immediate care Of Dr. Mortioo
Diana, Gin care Of Nissan A. skinner tb s'Jeo
arf m.s and IN perfect health We can hut imsrpe IN,
sll the glow OF health aud beauty This boevor Is ,
Isolated case ia community There ohcr hero MIN bJ
oof st I'm f'5, U, NJ BIAS restored and he may vol
AZ f'N Nsgs NeNNeE ha viii meat many warm person
A'tHen1'-Note1CJ Courier, December IS 1850 ''~
AFLlorlQN-tW0Nc DISEASES Tie ro,dors f On,
moTo has oryc "yL,o "a Today paper that Or. Nor.
nsEnhgn sugce" t Dr. NJ who makes his annual yisit5 TO
scai d" gU,lu6 chronic diseases. This, however, Foons
5'rool necessary now as he Is universally and fvorab
known trhuglou. Che South But rorrins 10 bis MOTTO ~
new or. Rivers OF No6cym University Florenoo s. Ia
man 6an whom mono other Is more gonoralv known a1J
it bd n s9{otner Wl.h other tostimouius presented
@ 1861. 0'''''''1 A''0'a'7''aauaTy
DR. MioGrMQm But two days romai1 Of tho week tina.
time has be3n wholly absorbed IN hig profas,pi dcg 3
] 5"u huoM Nlh bis usual success. His skill in the
S"gg gi gnL9me diseases 5 truly wonderful challenging
ns admiration Of his professional brethren and The rrop5
cs5oJ b ' numerous patients His skill IS scarcely OK
'So N ms candor towards tho afflicted 50okinc relof NJ
Gus hNuos' Memphis BWlUtn, 1861.
o. LIZ. H9Elh2RE, or LOUISVILLE, Ky-The writer N
uo5 H4oWn MN personally for many years and has also
ue profession had failed Ito would not digrarSgo ANU m
ng dseeri p Ig 'els99ooe that whore an inyoBtga-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

"TH.ru. ever lovely since Che world began.
I.e me Of tgmu,a, and ag a.-4l oi a.I.'


farm eyer lovely 1a zee, One wor.o .a.an,
' lc,uml
Ii is the province of q public journal to
tbo tr,tb ma matter or what sect or
.-..-...l.r..l.. p..-,.;
party JUS auiPol''i vi N1'ol''o'' i0',',
cation aud misrepresentation tlhacnoNplho
no permanent GOOD, no matter how boauti-
r.JI,. ,1,tbo5 I'm ornoIIo9t rhetoric up inre.
....l H.. ..,,...l. ,,,r.,,.I;., and
mouSly scIoo'0" ~ H''0. '0'.'l'''',' ''''
tart reioinder. The truth Is eternal ana
will prevail and all attempts ut variance
with its everlasting principles must, sooner
or later be shOrn of the fine prose and poet.
nv omnIovcl hv dosionino men while urging
,i,oD tbc roo1Io tboir real or Dretendcd
,,io,rs og ror,ris tbis or tbgt theory
tr,on oIorninron3 unrrocodonfol extent
Is tlie OWL or distorffnr fbo frufh snrcolino
;fscIr ovor tbo country Traycllinr cores
non8onfs Of Northern Journals. while pas-
ssinr fbrorrb The Southern States. catch ur
, Moe trivial affair transmit it bv letter or
Inv, fologronb and sn indiet the messaue or
Observation-Disclosures MS fo make It assume the
onnooronco NJ soriops National importance
rs n rbito man thresbcs am impudcnt negro
IN ITississirni or Tennessee. il is the occa-
eioD or a lone letter from some sapieut at
tocbe Of northern newspaper. and the
source of an editorial TRADE from such pa
nors as the CHICAGO Tribune, Chicago RcDUj-
Itqu. or Cincinnati C0mRacidL and then
bv their whole kith and kin is hcraldod forth
to the world as being the universal treatment
that the freedmen receive at the hands Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

will join i'm the universal thauksgiviugs Of
land redeemed, and o brotherhood Of brave
and honorable men.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

Hon Henry S. Foote, late member Of the
Q. S. Congress is in Nashville.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

| Speeial attention given TO treatment Of dis
eases Of the Lungs and Threat Diseases Of the Heart Liver
Sreen Fidugys and Spiue Neuralgia Nervous Headache
RfaHmatign Dyspepsia and Chronic Diseases u stomach
ana BoVes Also the various Affective i0rm5 VI Female
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
Observation-Disclosures.

A lesson may be found Cor all ambitious sol
diers who sell themselves 10 the Copperheads
to enable that rotten and rickety concern
known as the Democratic party, to keep IFS
hydra head above water, in the results of the
elections since the commencement Of the rebel
lion. I'm every instance where soldiers have
lent their influence for this purpose, they have
been Overwhelmingly defeateG.-J0gYndi. Noe.
10.
The above extract shows the esteem in
which soldiers are held by Republican poll
ticians. Their services. sufierines and wounds
go for nothing, if they do not aid the plans of
the party leaders; soldiers who do not believe
in negro suffrage, the equality of the races,
and inequality of taxation, are told that they
sell themselves, when they stand up like men
for what they think best for their country,
themselves and their children.
They must yield themselves as puppets into
the hands of men who never saw battlefield
but who have become rich by speculation and
population, to be used as ornamental candi-
dates a, the tails of Republican tickets, and
then, and not till then, it will be admitted that
they deserve well of their country. The De-
mocracy have shown their appreciation Of the
soldiers success by selecting him as their stand
ard-bearer in various State and local contests.
and he has been assaulted with bitterness and
malignity by the party hacks that is not cal
culated TO inspire our noble soldiery with the
idea that their services are very highly esteem
ed.
The difference between the Democracy and
the Republicans is this: The former have a
genuine respect and esteem for the soldier,
while tic latter value him only as he can be
politically useful
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
The regisiature,

This body meets to-day in special session.
pursuant 10 the call OF the Governor, but for
what purpose, has not, - YET, been disclosed.
The session will continue, we presume, the
forty days allowed by the Constitution, though
we hope its labors may be sooner performed;
still as we do not know what work is TO be
assigned to il, we can form no opinion. We
assume that il will be work necessary to the
welfare of the state, snd we trust that, in exc
cutting il. all party feeling may be laid aside.
and the best interests Of the people kept in
view. We are willing TO hope and believe
that such will be the ease. Legislators now
in the burdened state Of our people, act under
weighty responsibilities. We trust and be-
leve the responsibilities will, on this occasion,
be properly met. Amongst the Democratic
members we hope there may be harmony and
united action upon importantquestfons.
p. S.-We were informed on Saturday that
the petitions for the extra session from Rush
county. asked il for the single purpose of
repeating the law laying tax fer the relief Of
soldiers families.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
rhn RcnnhIlenr Hort.

The game !. up with the south uuiil fhef
can get inip t1e Eepuhiirln ioaf,' -aid
southern Gentleman 20 " Washington. % hear-
M Il tn overwhelming defeat III the Copper
hfe,s IN che elections en- Incs1af. IT, vas
right.
The Republican boat j.. large enough % 90
comm8date the south - we'll a- tie Ncrih. rs
timberz are strong. 90 officers and crew arc
equal b. their rcsponsihiiite-. and II the people
II fhe sluth want a ssfe pa saee and pleasant
sailing thef will hasten on board. Journal.
Ne-. gentlemen Of the south. step IN. the
partY T. fuil Il all manner ~ inconsistent Gle
meni, NV. aud The addition Of a few more
will uo' mar the hesutifnl harmony Of is pro-
portions. Theirs is no reason Why the advo-
cate ~ negro outrage and IT, opponents may
not dwell together in unity. when their rancor
i. neuif4lilra IS the possession Of public
plumber: that l.. If your conscience, are a.
elastic. and your views q public policy are a
liberal o.. ;he.e ~ The mss- n fhc Republican
leaders
n you an oniy aecommodaie yourselves 10
Thu standard II pailic duty and private ne
eessity. yon vii shortly find that the south
has ceased a. be stencil in abolition nostrils.
Charleston will breemr Tho Mecca Of patriot
i'm. AMI the tomb ii AlHoCN Will dissolve
beneath the tear. of Net Enziand pilgrims
If They should be little unreasonable. aud
dc.ir, l. apply e. you the Boston standard Of
faith AMI practice. why not consent 10 it,
whom fhey are - much superior - YOU, men,
tal!v and morally. uid are willing ia The face Of
The Constitution. ard even propriety. 10 per-
nil sou 10 DC represented in tongrc by per-
IONS expressly seat lertlat purpose asn New
Englandf
They hsse been in Times psf such just
neghbors and generous iIiend-. You ought tc
step in. How csn ton hesitate.
The ofilcor- and crew are unquestionably
equal TO their responsibilities. The fraud and
population Of the pasi four years. y hieh have
disgraced Us In the eye, Of the whole world,
and well nigh sapped the foundations Of pri-
yate virtue through the country. prove this
eonclusively.
Their capacity Is equal to the opportunity,
however great.
The South win have a safe passage and
pleasant sailing. will thew But what l. the
destinations We are Informed that the road
to destruction is broad and pleasant; that the
destination Of this boat is the port Of Desiruc-
ton, Is very evident. but that the voyage of
the south would be pleasant we are at this
time unable to see.
But to be more serious, the proposition Of
the Journal shows the partisan infamy Of the
Republican party. II IS simply this: We will
keep the country distracted, and the South out
Of The Union till they agree 10 cote acith the
RepuJlican party Noble. patriotic, disinter-
ested states en-, these Republicans.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, a distinguished
Republican leader, delivered the opening lee
ture before the Cleveland (Ohio) Library As
ISOLATION, on the evening of The sth inst Says
the Cleveland Leader
The speaker dwet at length upon the past
and present aspects Of affairs, and spoke of the
awful responsibility resting on the next Con-
gress. In his opinion the Southern states
should not ut present be received back into the
Union. Conquered, but not broken in spirit
and pride, it il not in the nature OF the human
mind that they can be trusted, now or for 4
term Of years, with scif-goyernment or partic-
ipation in the General Government
In 1876, Mr.. Garrison made q speech, in
which he declared. " / have said, and say
again. that in proportion TO the growth Of Die
unionism, Will be the growth Of Republic
canism. The Union i lie. The
American Union is an imposture. and a Cove
nant with Death and an agreement with He'll.
| am for its overthrow. Up
with the flag OF Disunion. that we may have a
free and glorious Union of our own ~
Such were Mr.. Garrison's utteranccs ten
years ago. Have we any reason to believe that
he has changed his sentiments from that dav
10 thiss And yet he i selected by the Library
Association Of Cleveland TO deliver the oper-
Ing lecture Of the season, out Of the thousands
who, while immeasurabiy his superiors in
literary and oTatorical qualifications have
never denounced the American Union as 2 lie.
nor the sacred instrument by which il ha>
been held together a. either g covenant with
death" or F." an agreement with hell"
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
In. HERALD Enlarged.

In redemption q the propricfors' promise.
thc HERALD appears m a new dress aud with a
first enlargement to-day; aud the proprietor-
are happy in being able TO cay that the grow
ing patronage, In advertising and subscrip-
ton. they are receiving. not only justifos but
demands the increase they mske in the sire
Of the paper.
The HERALD ! established; and is future
improvement, n public journal, shall keep
pace with the increase Of patronage that may
be extended 70 Il. II shall be made an organ
worthy the Democracy 81 the state. a medium
of intelligent discussion and useful informa-
ton. Papers Of such . character arc now
demanded by the state Of public affairs. Never
before was our country In condition 10 peril
Gus a. now; never were the dangers 10 thu
liberties Of the people so threatening; never
were the responsibilities upon the people 30
great.
What l. the state Of the country Burden
- with national debt Of - .0o0, oo0.0 and
state and municipal debts to half a. much
more; the Constitution, being written form
OF government, made by the revolutionary ia
;hers, prescribing the limits Of powers be-
tween the Federal government, the states and
the people Is treated a mere group OF sug-
gestlons; hateos corpus hives by suferance;
the states, why. IL is disputed, rs to a third Of
them, whether they are in or out Of the Tn
ion, and a. to the remainder, their rights to
create banks. 10 prescribe limits 10 their negro
population, &c, are practically stricken down;
the military il elevated above the civil power;
-rhr-fsfesifent has been substantially vested
with the control Of the entire currency Of the
country and can make men poor or rich at hi,
pleasure; and tariff has been laid upon the
masses for the benefit Of Eastern capitalists.
while the property OF the rich has been cx-
empted from taxation; and Ill this has re-
motley grown out Of the sectional hate be-
tween the North and the South.
We are not, in this article, stating these
matters by way Of reproach or partisan crimi-
nation, nor in the spirit Of partisan bitterness.
We state them as facts, simply, without regard
TO the question Of right or wrong. We stat
them 10 remind Democrats aud Republican,
Of the actual constitutional status of the coun-
try, IL we may so express it, and to arrest their
attention and fix IL for a moment upon how
different that constitutional status Is from
what It once was. and To induce our Republi-
can and Democratic friends 20 read, in our
successive numbers, discussion of these
topics In the spirit Of liberal sincere searchers
after truth. We ask the Republicans 10 mag
unanimously read US; read before striking.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
CourseSnf TraLe.

An effort i being made 70 turn the trade Of
the West that now passes eastward by rail
down the Mississippi river TO New Orleans. and
thence eastward by ocean. \ line Of steamers
has already been established between New Or
leans and Liverpool. Ii i, attempted 10 be
shown that produce may reach Eastern mar
kets by this route a third cheaper than By rail
on the overland route. New Orleans j. said 10
be alive with commerce. and Charleston to be
rapidly revi,iug. Il Is net improbable that.
in the hands Of Northern men, powerful rivals
10 Northern cities NAV arise in the South.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
Governor Morton.

IL seems 10 be understood that Governor
Morton l. soon 10 leave for Europe for his
health, though We have seen no authoritative
announcement on the subject. II may be be
eoc- on some mission for the Administration,
or on business connected with our State debt.
or some Of IL. OF course, the public viii con-
jscryre In the absence Of knowledge.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13
Four Republican Propositions.

!. Every people has right to institute il
own form Of government Declaration II IN
dependence.
=. We will compel the Southern States TO
change their governments . ~ 70 make ne
groes yoters.-Present Republican Platform.
8. We willkeep up army Of $4,000 men 70
enforce submission on the part Of the south.
10 our dictation on thi, point.
4. We will tax the people 10 pay the bills.
All the TX and revenue laws
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

\ HORRIBLE ACcIDENT.-M Mr.. Ichabod
Thatcher, an empl0ye II the new mill on the
Junction Railroad, short distance east Of
Brownstown, this county was fatally cut and
mangled by being precipitzted against cir
cular saw with which be was working, on
"Wednesday morning last. His left hand was
partially cut OIL the right side of his face strip
ped Of the flesh, and his right shoulder cut and
mangled In most horrible manner. He lived
but a few hours after the accident, expiring IN
great assny.-Lstsrts Onion C9.) Herald.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

PROPERTY Within the last lew
days property Of great value in Loudon coun-
", Virginia. hich has been libelled and con-
tcmned under the Confscation act. and set
apart for the Use Of the Bureau Of Refugees,
FreenIen and Abandoned Lsnd., has been re-
leased by the bureau, and the orders restoring
il 10 the owners have bsen delivered -Rieh-
moHd Iines.
We re;oics 70 record such ssss~
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

There VII be uacofing Of tke Democratic
Of the Legislature II the STATE House.
this morning, AZ 10 o'clock. 4 FUN attendance
II fnf.snf,ers l. r.st,s.sffd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12
The United Presbyterian Church
and Negro Suffrage.

1t is known TO many of our readers that The
United Presbyterian church has been deci
dedly anti slavery from her existence. Ever
when 1t was dangerous to plead the cause OF
the oppressed, and when slavery found lis
apologists among leading divines of the
North, she lifted up decided and clear tcsti
mony against it. And not only have slave
holders been uniformly debarred from her
communion, but. as soon as the way vas
opened, she sent her teachers to instruct the
ignorant freedmen. And to-day she has
iourishing missions among the people at
Knoxville, Nashville. Memphis, and Vicks.
burg: The claims of these people received n
large share of attention Of her late Assembly.
Aud although in it the church was fullv ren.
resented-although it was composed of dele
gates, not only from every Northern State
from Massachusetts 10 Oregon, but from far
on India and Egypt, too, the following reso-
iutions were adopted scithout a dissenfino
roice:
We would briefly express our views on thi:
sublect-the status of emaucipated slayes-ir
the following declarations:
l. AS this church mas deemed it part o.
her mission IN times past to open her mouth
Tor the dumb she should labor still to set the
black man right in view of all his wrongs.
z. mat class legislation is curse to any
- anu we condemn as anti cliylStlar
the silly notion that the circumstance of color
should. to any extent, or in any sense, limi,
or enlarge the application of the sacred prin-
ciples of human liberty
B. While we deem it alike indispensable to
the safety and happiness both of blacks and
whites to fully enfranchise the colored race.
especially IN view Of his loyalty and acts OF
valor done III our defense, it becomes claim
OF clearest moral Justice
4. From what we have seen and known al
prejudice against the colored race. we have
reason to expect to this specific point of refor
nation determined and persevering opposi
ton; and hence that our people be carefully
warned to take no part in such opposition
LEST haply they be found fighting against