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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13
AnOther Priest Arrested in missouri.

Another Priest arrested IN missouri.
A correspondent of the st Louis Republi
can writsst6 THAI paper, from WbsBington
Mo, on the Sd instant, as follows:
This night Rev Father " altman Ian
cuisines in a felon's cell, charged with the
terrible crime cforl whieb { thirst was con-
demRed and crucihed. Two indictments
had been found against him by the profess
siOnal jurymen Of this country, for preaching
the Word Of God, and the CRY of cruelty
him, cruelty him" was 50 great that he was
confined q tie eriiEinats cell BY order Of a
Court in this, Que of the United States of
America Oh Ehere is. GUS boasted
religious liberty where the boosted home
Of sthe oppressed the land yOf the free
Where can the May Flower Of 1866 land ;
that her pilgrims may again kneel upon the
rock and give thanks % their. God that they
are again delivered from the hands of their
perseeutors2
In recording this outrage, that must shock
every lover Of republican Eovel9ment, 1t
must De stated N justice t. the Judge,
notwithstanding. his extreme Radicalism, he
discharged this duty with much reluctance,
bat the new Constellation ana the Fletcher
Court made It imperative upon him.
Outrages of the most disgraceful eharac-
ter are being perpeHated aimast daily; bar
as Radicals and professional juryrnen are
the participants. no notice is taken of them.
Hence It Is nQtslQ, fbe wondered q that
preaching to a sinful people, Is regarded by
these conservatGrs Of the Deace ~ the oEly
crime that shOuld be punishcl
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In our next issue a fall accbuHtwill he given
s-~s--a---- I'd.
HEAvY RoBBERY.-I5 Is very seldom that
we can get hold Of local item Of any kind,
so quiet and orderly are tie citizens of the
good old county Of Hardeman, but for once,
the ice has been broken" and we have! ssa
story 10 relate. Some time ago, Dir. Viii
liam Bowling. Jr, who resides ia the south
ern portion of the county. had one thousand
I've hundred dollars in gold stolen from him
It appears that the money was kept in an
out house, in which was stored away large
quantity of cotton seed. The door of this
house was kept securely locked and the keys
thereto kept in what was supposed 10 be a
safe place. 1t was the usual custom of the
old gentleman to occasionally look after his
hidden treasure. Suddenly the gold disap-
peared, and no traces Of the thief could be
found, until one day this week negro man,
who was engaged as a iaborer on the premi-
ses of Mr. Bowling, exhibited more Of the
precious metal than is. usual for freedmen to
carry about their persons He was arrested.
closely questioned, AMI not only implicated
himself, but also ainegro woman, whom he
had recently married she too was arrested
and on last Tuesday the twain were brought
to town, not however, before they had made
full and complete. confession rs TO their'
guilt. About eleven hundred dollars Of the
money WAS recovered, ihe other portion Of
the amount stolen, cLey had spent in various
ways, not forgetting to " 10 a good supply
Of clothing, useless notions, etc. The guilty
parties are in safe quarters, and viii no
doubt, be sent on a pleasure trip t. the tone
edifcc at Nashville
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Do you like novels p asked Miss Fitzger-
aid Of her old backwoods lover Il can't
say, he replied, so never ate any; but I'm
death on possum"
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Advices by the Persia sag the news fr01s
CandIa Is of much moment s In a recent
engagement between the Revnlutionart
Christians and Infidsls, the sliied Turl,sand
Egyptians were defeated with great loss.
having 5000 placed horse de combat The
Turkish Facha IN command was taken
prisoner and released after signing terms of
eapitulation The agitation was spreading.
and this, with the Eastern question, com
mands the seriOs attention of the Great
Powers -----t
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Annual Convention.

Mississippi Central Rdtlroda CompanR.
al1 u1 5iFl a-1sit SErKErAItfs 55ffEcsgt -
WATER VALLEY Sept ~ 1855.
The next AFnuql Convention Of the Stock
hslaers q this Company viii BE held At HOLLY SPRINGS
On the THIRD WEDNESDAY, l7sh day q October nsIt a.
oeoek the purpose Of eeetng thTtesa 6gsesrF
FOR tie eHsang year, AID the rnsaeon such bulnsEl
ste s,,Idition q the Cohpahy may rsgdise. ' 't
eFta 511l- t5G A. ~. MeCDNNICO
sep22-~s s-.F+- .sfe4-. So Sssreiasy
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JEFF ers075 DaUis.-FF hen the smoke ard
dust Of this conflict sHs.l elasr away, and
the record Of the great assize of History be
made mp, and the senosRee pronounced Oh
this most stupendous Struggle for separate
nationality, there viii stand forth no figure
50 sublime as that Of this gallant soldier,
brilliant orator, sagacious statesman, and
Christian gentlemah, bereft Of every earth.
y possession, shut out from all converse
with the human family, guarded by mutes,
lailoredsby a tyrant, accused by an assassin,
trembling with paralysis, blind, manacled,
tortured with an ingenious cruelty which.
denied him sleep, with a brutal mob of mill
lions clamOring for his blood yet calm,
defiant and sundaunted, asking no favor Of
the best, and no guard against the worst,
save apublic trial ia the courts OF his foes.
Life has been allotted to him sell nigh to-
the verge Of his three score years. Honors.
have poured GA him Tor more than half his
life, filling full the measure of American
fame Yet were bis life to rival the ages of
the patriarehs, and has -hO1Qrs. to. double the
gl0ries' Of the iliustriOus son of David The
bright particular year Of mis- history would
be that IN which, q chained captive, the last
victim of a lost cause, he. raised his voice ia
perpetual claim for no favor Of twenty mil
lidgs Of enemies, bot jqstiE4 8I .aas
A feeble tongue, 1t may be- that makes
the appeal, but the cry pierces the triple
iron of his dungeon, pierces the massive
walls of his Bassile, dHDWias the n6ltitudf
nous roar Of the neighboring sea, rises
above victorious nations pssaIis, and a fal-
len nations vail, and viii 20 sounding
down the ages >, TO assure the world that
the virtue men call Roman, and the courage
they call Spartan, died neither on the Tiber
nor the Eurotas., . -o-t..-s.- f.e-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

CIRCUIT CoURT This court viii convene
at the court house IN Bolivar on the 4th Mon
day in this month. Many important cases
are to be tried AMI parties interested should
govern themselves. accordingly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

RIcH READING Hon. Charles Sumner, of
Massachusetts,; Gov James L. Orr, of
South Carolina; John Fl. Moves; John Pier
pont sVam.i p Talrsey, and a Kaihr chef of
Mozambique, with other illustrations, given
in the October number of the chronological
Journal Also Social Science; Dreams and
Dreaming; Psychology; Physiology; Physi-
ognomy and Phrenology. tits a very inter
esting uumber-only 20 cts. or 8 a year
Address Fowler d Wells, 389 Broadway,
New York.
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g. GHaFsoE, p YfLLaA
'@1a'l+tAA N. EMMETT II u Gil rs pm
MPSON, ADsDEN s. @ o.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ono ui5el Wholesale and Retail GroceFs.
Street between NIasbing
Jas g. GmPsoN
YfLIsx PsRk
Dawn P. HABbEx.
rTTaI -VEThOIesaTe and E.efglfF Esrocer,e
ont Street, between Washing on and Adams. I

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the liberty Of calling attention the indicating tha
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consider trouble
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In our Office will be found the latest newspapers and reports
Soliciting business will be pleased have cal whenever
SIMPSON,
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petition tossil Land For division.

In the County Court OF Hardeman County, Tenn.
Thomas J. Farris and wife ec John Park. Robert
s. Park Sarah d. 7. Park Elias B. Park, David C.
Park, Tezana Park all children Of Mary and ober Park
1t appearing from. the allegations ofLthe Pc
tition which is sworn TO, that the defendants
are nOn-residents of the State of Tennessee,
Itis therefore ordered that publication he.
made in the Bolivar Bulletin for four con-
secutive weeks requiring said defendan to
enter their appearance IN this cause. by the
first Monday IN November, 1866, and plead,
answer, or demur to the same or the petit
ton VIII be taken for confessed, and set for
bearing exparte October 22d 1866.
seVt2s-4s-pEs fee So J4SEz 2. HAlznIs. Cgsk. {
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Petition to SeUEamd.

ln'the b9anksCopr OfEiardenan County. Tennessee.
Benjamin johnson vs. Bennett Highfli and Wife Margaret
John Beskerdit and Martha Michael Johnson John
Hart and Wife Eliza.
It appearing to the undersigned, clerk and
master of said court fren thepebitiOn.y (Which
is sworn t., that the defendants above nam
ed are non-residents of the State of Tonnes
see, it i. therefore ordered that Pubieatipa'
be made III the Bolivar Bulletin for four
consecutive weeks requiring said defendants
to enter their appearance in said cause on
or before the lst Monday in November,
1867, and plead, answer or demur To said
petition or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing er parte as 10
them. This 9th Sept, 1866.
J. 3. HARRTsS.
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Petition ID seu Land for Division.

IatkeC ouuty Court Il I4hrasusn Coahtg.
J. b Haraags and Wife ct ais Heirs o. - Halter and
VIE Nancy Halter, Theophiius Thornton and wife Dy
- Thornton.
Il appearing to the undersigned. clerk and
master Of said court, from the petition which
is sworn to, that The heirs Of ~ Hatler and
wife Nancy Halter. fwilose fnGmbeF.s names
and residence are unknown, and cannot be
aseeEtaiEed by dilEenE inquiz.Fs ands4hat
Theuphilus Thornton and wife Dilly Thorn
ton. are non-residents, of. the State Of Ten
nessee. Il Is therefore ordered that pablica-
ton be made IN the Bolivar BHlletiH for-f0ur
consecutive weeks requiring said defendants
to enter their appearance N said cause on or
before the Isl Monday Of November, 1866,
and plead, answer OF demuT to said petition.
or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eT parte a. to them.
This 9th Of September, 1856.
JAMEs B HARRIsS
ss-s-ft-rrs fss s.. Cl--E
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Aftachmenf in Debt.
IN che Circuit Court 6f Ha-denaah County Tenn. Y
2 q aa----

The plaintiff in this cause having sued out
an attachment in debt before me against the
defendant, and it appearing that the defend
ant is a nonresident of the State, 1t IS there
fore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks IN the Bolivar Bulle-
tin, the disqualification. to be made at least
one week Before the setting Of our next cir
cult court, requiring the defendant to appear
at the next term Of said Court 20 be held at
the court house in the town Of Bolivar, on
the fourth Monday IN October next, and de-
fend this. cause, etherwise the same viii be
proceeded with erParte
tsE Il n. B83IcDOWELL.
September, I3. 1856. IF 50 Clerk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

NJ c. K. R-Trains pass Bolivar as fol-
lows: Passenger train, south, ] IS p N pas
seHger train, north, 5 80 p si Freight train,
north, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at sos P. n; Freight train, south, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at S,25 B. n BY
this arrangement persons visiting Memphis
viii no longer be compelled to Jay over all
night ct the junction, but 20 through to
their destination without any stoppage, save
the few moments required 60 change. ears
Connections viii be equally perfect from
Memphis to this point
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sFs t-eft ta 8asf sst.Fsss
Westward. During the past two OK thzes
weeks a great many emigrants have passed
through our town on their way to Texas and
Eaaern Arizona, E So & HH
hunters haired children ind fruitful homo
"hera nameless lakes sparkling aad lonely rivers
Most Of the adventures are from Middle
and East Tennessee, and many of whom, as
we learn, have lsfE their Old homes on ac-
count Of radical prosecutions aud the tyranny
Of the TenRessees legislatures ssi's
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

DEFRERsh-We are compelled to omit a
report Of tho tournaneut held yesterday.
In our next issue a fall account willbe given.
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FOR

FOB
Dry Goods Of Every Description
Il low AND UBIFORH PRICES q
HARDY & WILSON'S STORE,
D.HR--o- No.
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EUEEEA We are pleased to ANNOUNCE. to-
our readers 9has another addition has been
made to tho growing mercantile profession of
our Etale city aad that ted by gahElemen
long and fayorably known TO many of the
citizens of this county and the Surrounding
country Nessra. Jerome Hill and Leon
Ialls have secured the popular house known
rs 4" Bile cid stand and are noE opening
ono Of the best stocks Of goods to be found
in the Western District All ef their RuT7
chases were made for cash and that too be-
fore the late rise in prices 1t Is surely an
evidence. of increasing trade 20 see such
stauNch individuals launching out apon the
sea Of enterprise. They viii deal in dry
goods, groceries, wares, etc. sst"4p
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

gus fleming & Ussery have en- hand
and for sale, low, a fine assortmens of supe-
rior English and American guns. If you
want bargain, call on them
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AK iGIsH EuGEsTaiAN- these DAYS. az
tournament excitements it is not amiss to
relSte what happened to an honest son of
the Eneral Isle several years ago near Mat
ngorda Texas a brace Of tie Loyes
arrived at the above mentioned city and re-
que'tcd employment not finding anything
70 DO, they turned their faces towards the
interior towns After travelling over the
brown and crispea prairie for several DAYS,
and becoming somewhat tired Of their lonely
tramp they concluded to take ride on horse
hack-suddcniy they came upon drove OF
mustangs hcinmed two of them IN cor
ner of fence, and mounted upon their backs
without saddle or bride In an instant
Teddy o Roake was thrown violently to the
ground while Patrick Mlhalfey, his com
panioR, was borne away from him at a rapid
rate, and having nothing with which 70 guide
his steed, was compelled to succumb to the
whims Of his wild mustang. After running
at break-ncck speed for some distance up
the road, the penny, rabbit like, turned aud
came atfnll tilt towards the place from which
he had first started with his strange back
ing" Arriving at the point where Teddy
was, the pony stopped and commenced rear
ing ana pitching in a fearful manner, while
Pat was holding on like grim death to a dead
Yank; Observing that his friend was in rather
a perilous position, Teddy cried out to him
a. Patrick Wig the divil don'tyees jump Off?
by me soSl he'll brake every bone in your
dirty bodyr to which Pat Immediately an
swered: "Hould yer Jaw, yer BLACKBOARD
yer Honly Moses! aud its all can do to
stay where am, and how man to take
time to get of now p and was instantly tum-
bled upon the ground -.--.-..
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UNCURREET BANK NOTE LIST.
Corrected Weekly by. Ogden. TObey & Co., Mem
Ehis Tenn

t Memphis, Tenn, Oct g. 1866.
The following is a statement of the latest
buying rates Of uncurrent money:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

New CorToN Two bales of cotton the
first of the season, was brought to our town
on last Thursday. It was grown a few miles
from Bolivar, on the place of James Chesh-
Ter, and purchased By Z, G. ElsOn & Co, at
IS cents. It was an exeellents staple and can
he counted as fair specimen of what Old
Hardeman Is doing despite all the drawbacks
of the past summer -nl --.-I.-I -.
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NoT1cE TO Subscribers When red
cross-mark. appears on tbe, margin of your
paper it is placed there TO notify you that
sire the paper to be discontinued notify US
Of the fact inmediately5 othetwise it will
be continued at your expense.
Persons who have the paper brought to
them By the carrier, and who are fnonthI5
subscribers, are hereby notified that bereaf
ter no subscription viii be received for less
time than six months, payable in advance.
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LAwLEss & WIDRIG.-This firm Is recorded
among the best of Memphis, hey are manu-
facturers and lmachinists Shop and foundry
foot OF Washington street. Prices low and
uniform ~ tIft
Look out for q grand display of the shoot
ing stars on the 18th and sa4th of next
month. a celebrated Professor has predic-
ted that a perfees shower Of meteors will be
seen darting through the upper deep on the
evening of the days mentioned.
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For clothing, hats, caps, bonnets boots,
shoes, silka satins, domestics, plaids, linens,
notions, etc, call on l. c. Elson Z Co, south
side of the public square, one doors east of
Bills old stand.
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PERsoyAL.-Mr Harrington, of the enter
prising house of Harrington & Co. arrived
in our town during the first partof the pres
ent week He had heen absent 10 the east
err cities selecting large. stock of fan and
winter goods We are pleased to see him
enjoying his usual excellent health. -
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CHoATg& Co--Our readers should ear
in mind that this firm deals in hardware,
Unaware, cutlery. plo'gs. stoves, etc, and Of
fer inducements inferior To none. You viii
End them at 232 Front street, Memphis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

SIHr.oN, HADDEV IL Cove call the al
tentien Of our readers 70 the card Of this
firm y Emmett hughes Is with them and
would he pleased tosee MS numerous friends
FROM ilardemar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

LoRy.-rA barjor Shop will never do
without push along keep moving; and
knowing this to be true, our friend Lory, ut
the Worsham House, Memphis, pushesahtad
Of all competition, he has. The best tonso-
rial establishment in Memphis
+ SwIXEBRoAD u IATE-This firm have just
received their new iaa and winter goods.
The public are assured that they offer in
ducements second 70 meme. Cali and exam-
inc their stock and. ascertain prices.
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HEAyY-Blood Il Co, SCI Main ST. and
20 aud 403 Monroe street, Memphis. are
heavy dealers in stoves, lamps, oils, paints,
zinc, lead, and useful household articles of
ali kinds .t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-13

THE Else a lsrs.-ProE Y BaY.,corneT OF
Union ,.fi Main streets, Memphis has fitted
up one of tire finest Art Galleries in the
South lie is an e1peFJ IN his pFpfs5siep,
and furnishes his customers with pictures
inferior to none. For photographs, etc call
on Day
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Or4iIl Bros i Co, corner Of Front and
Monroe -ts., Memphis, have just received
large additions to their mammoth stock of
hardware, cutleryyEpus, etc, see their card
IN another column t- "
, 1866-02-02

from it. Alas, the blind pcstiIence has
not turned away ont of its path for these
noble hearts. Derogp, Surgeon of the
navy, doing an act at 90 years Of age that
might ennobIe q long lifetime, and sister
Narje-Roma.ne, dear marlyr-haye paid
with their lives for their generous deyo-
ton - These are touching words, and
it is anobIe instance of human sympathy
let rs too acknowledge it as an i|llustra-
ton OF Catholic devotion which is always
trut ~ the instincts Of humanity.
BY the mail from the Southwark re-
celved this morning we are glad to learn
that Cholera in GuadrIoupe continued to
a'ate, although it had not entirely as we
mad hoped died out. Two or three ca
SEES per day in the principal towns of
Pojnt-a-Petrc and BaSseterre were still
reported, but there was every hope that
these pl tccs would soon be entirely free
from the dreadful disease. In BaSse-
terre we are told that no less than a fifth
Of the population had fallen victims to
the ScourSr, Il trightfuI amount Of NOR
taIity which exceeds we believe that at
Barbados, great as it was from the same
sickness some few years ago, and which
for Il considerable time to come must
have a paraIyZing effect on all the indus
tries Of the coIony.-Antigua Observer,
Jany. 4.
, 1866-02-02
(From tie GIo&go1c uornjng JouraQ7, Dec, 23J
DISCRETION OF WORK AT
NUIRKIRK.
TIE SUNDAY LABOUE QUESTION.
(Er0m a Correspondence


On the 9th December current, Patrick
MDonagh, assistant furnace keeper at
Muir5irIi Iron Works, was brought up
before the Justice of Peace Court at Cum
mock on a complaint at the instance Of
Charles HoWatson, Esq, manager Of said
works, for COutravcntI0u of the Act 4,
George ". cap. 81, sec. 3, being an Act
to punish servants fox deserving their
service, o. rs in this case, by "~unlawlul-
~, without the consent of his employers,
and without Just and lawful cause or ex-
cuse, ahseutiug himself from said service,
and did cease to work" 1t was proved
that this caiprit, as an assistant furnace
keeper, should have given fourteen days
notice before absenting himself from
work, aud that on Monday, the 9th day
Of November last, he did refuse to 60 out
to the evening shift but it was also
proved that for the tWenty-Seven previ-
ons days he had worked 27 consecutive
shifts without missing o shift either on
Sunday or Saturday, these shifts averag-
ing from Is to ii hours every day, and
that the only change he had during that
time was from dayshift to night-shit-
thus having sometimes TO sleep and some
times to work during the daytime on
Sunday: and further proved that the
furnaces are always repaired on Sabbath,
and that the furnace-keepers who have
come off their shifts on the Sabbath morn
ing have to attend TO those repairs made
on the Sabbath ; and that on Sabbath,
the 5th, he had entered upon his shift
about l p. m, and remained till next
morning about Cat least Sixteen hours
and because he could not come to the
work that, evening again about SIX, he Is
to be punished for wiLfuJ desertion under
this Act. It was in vain that Patrick
plead his 81 days and nights faithful
service as above related-that he was not
a machine, but a human being whose
frame was exhausted, and that if there
WIS any loss sustained, which it was