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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Teas Rejects the amendment The
Texas Legislature, through the action of
the committee on federal relations, has
respectfully returned to the government the
constitutional amendment, declining its
further consideration. The ground assigned
is thus expressed in the report:
Article thirteen, section one and two,
have the honor to report as follows:
The people of Texas, in convention assem-
bled, have already, by their ordinance,
acknowledged the supremacy Of the consti-
tuition of the United States; in which
constitution the aboYe-named article thirteen
is embraced, as part of the same; the courts
of law SO hold and administer said article
thirteen.
The legislature has no authority in this
matter any action on the same would be
surplUsage, if not intrusive
The committee, therefore, ask to be ex-
cused from the further consideration of the
same; and they herewith respectfully return
the communication of the honorable the
Secretary Of State Of the United States.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

What oar Southern Girls Can Do-The
first bale of new cotton sold at Marion Sta
ton, Mississippi was brought to that place
last Friday, and sold to Messrs. Prewett d
Roberts, for 273 cents per pound, the pur-
chasers paying the tax. OF this bale, the
Lauderdale Times, published at Marion
Station, ),says 1t was planted, cultivated and
picked by the daughters of Mrs. Eliza Pueket,
near Pushmataha, Alabama No danger Of
starving from abject poverty where our wo-
men display this sort of industry We have
not the pleasure of their acquaintance but
suppose them to be the sisters, daughters, or
perhaps widows, Of some deceased COnfede-
rate soldiers, and left without any one to
support them and that they, after sensi-
bic survey of the situation, determined that
while the earth should produce something
upon which to live, they would not beg or
die from starvation. May the Lord prosper
them, and when they marry may they be
blessed with good husbands
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Not Cousatefye5t-The reported counter
felt fves on the national currency banks we
find, upon investigation, have at present no
existence. The origin of these so-called
counterfeits is found in the fact that there
does exist a wide discrepancy between the
plate first engraved and the one now used.
From the first plate there were some printed
which are still IN circulation, and hence the
report that this denomination had been
counterfeited. TAOmpsoz'S Bank Note
ReDOrteT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
Gioe the Csdron Bitsers one Trial,

And you WIZ NEVER any others.
It is necessary publish long list Of diseases # which
the CEDIl0N BITTEl2S specific. In diFeasss
the STOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER. OR KIDNEYS IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIL BRAIN. depending upon de-
rangement Of the Stomach and bowels in GOVT RIfEU
mATISM AND NEURALGIA, and in FEVER AND
AGUE. It is destined supsFsede others Il only
cures all these diseases hut prevents them
WTeglassf Of the Btters taken hour he1ore each
meal will obvste the bad effect 81 the most unhealthy eli
mate and the person taking against dsease under
the mont trying exposure.
Sold Retail by GTocers and Druggists
Generally
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

HEAVY Loss-One night last week the
large store house Of Mckenzie & MoCloy,
situated ct Mason's Depot, on the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad, in the edge ef Zip
ton county, was burned to the ground. The
house was full of dry goods, groceries, wares,
etc, all Of which we're totally lost There
was no insurance. The store was set on FIRE
by monomaniic, who frequently was al
lowed the privilege of visiting any poItiOn
Of the house. The less is estimated at no
less than $4,000
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

1he Ch0iera in Germany-A Vienna
letter says: In Kremsier the cholera is
increasing rapidly. One thousand Prussians
have died there already The soldiers are
made to exercise two hours daily to keep
them in health, and they are strongly
enioined to be moderate in food and drink
In Brunn, also the malady has increased.
Ia village near it 1O4 persons have died,
out of 200 Inhabitants In another, con-
tanning 900 Inhabitants. so have died.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
liberal Cash Advances

Made Coegn and other produce consigned Bagg-
ing, Rope and ether supplies furnished At The lowest market
ratsE.
All sonsgnsBss Of Cotton Insured unless otherwise ia
osss-ln N B. FORREST.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

LOUISVILLE, October 2.-The tobacco fac
tory, machine-shops and foundry Of the
Penitentiary at Jacksonville, Ind, were
burnt this evening Hull, Moore and Mil
Ter, lessees Of the foundry, lost about Que
hundred thousand dollars The tobacco
factory was leased by Mack and Sons Of
Louisville. Their loss is between two hun
dred thousand dollars and three hundred
thousand dollars. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by convict IN the tobacco
factory.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Ralph Hill, ninety-one years old and
resident of Forest county, Penn, passed
through Cory recently, on his way to Bos-
ton, to find friends he has not seen for fifty
years. He never saw steamboat nor train
of cars until last week, and has lived ten
miles from any neighbor for the last fifty
wears
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

a correspondent of the Richmond (Va. }
Enquirer, writing from Ruckersville, in
Greene county, Va, says: Last week an
attempt was made to murder an old man
named Jarrett, in this neighborhood, by
pouring an ounce of hot lead into his ear,
and strange to say, he escaped with bad
burn"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

English railways earned 140,000,O0o ster-
ling last year.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

The disastrous results of the late war hay
ing forced dispose Of nest Of my have con
eEded rtae this business here in the midst Of old
friends purpose Of making honest living for my
self and family BY my labor, and % retrieve, As far
possible. she losses sustained by the late
To nay old feHds and 70 all who feel disposed % give
hunees pledge my personal attention its en-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

THE ToURNANENT AT SoSERvILLE.-It was
our pleasure to attend the grand tournament
which came off at Somerville on the Sd and
4th, and will, in brief, refer to the happy af-
fair
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
memphis, Tennessee

(Charteredby the State Of Tennessee IN 1900
sruL CONTINUES TO coSmAeT SOLELY
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
General banking and Exchange
B . s IN E S $

At the Corner of Front and Jefferson Streets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
FRANKLIN

Insurance and Banking Company
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

Last evening Mr.. THEopoRE TrLroS, of the New
York THdepsaas'a, made a speech at the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Fair. The hrst, best, and
most appropriate part Of his speech was an appeal
for the orphan children Of the boys in blue, whose
patriotic mHrtyrdom to the nation has enshrined
them in all loyal hearts In this portion of his
address Mr.. TILToS followed the ideas of The
PREsDESr in his eloquent speech at the opening
Of the Fair.
When he approached the subject Of rseonstruc-
tion. as he was bound to do as a matter Of course
he found fault with "both ends Of the Avenue
He said that the reoonstruetou amendment just
passed by Congress holds out the forehngsr Of jus.
tce TO the negro while he (Mr. TILroS) would give
him the full hand. He eounselsd his auditors to
wait In patience for tho mieniSl era, when all
races will be equal--whsn one man will be rs good
rs another, or perhaps Q little better.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

The osnmil-ionsr Of Indian Affairs ysststdsy
received from bis agent at omaha a report relative
to the present condition Of the tribe, 10 which he
states that about hfesn hundpsd acres Of land arc
now under cultivation, and the Indians during the
month Of May have been plowing and putting in
crops The corn Is badly injured By the ont-wormsj
Tho wheat and oats look we'll but tho vines are
suffering considerably from the rAvsgss ofths bugs
The Indians have sold, during The spring large
quantities Of their surplus corn, and the surplus Of
last year amounts 10 about ten thousand bnshsls
They the practical results Of attention 70 farm
Ing, and are proatlng BY IL. Owing TO the fact
that the grounds have not been surveyed and al.
iottsd, as was expected, the 0mahas have resolved
TO 90 on thsir annual summer hunt. This the agent
regrets as he fears that favorable impressions hsrs
tOfore made upon them TO induce them to abandon
the hunt" will be injured, Il not entirely dc.
troyed.
In his annual report the agent stated The number
Of pupils attending the schools 70 be forty.six He
now states that the school is allied. the number
having increased 60 seventy-hve scholars.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

THE MExoRr or Henry D. RoaHns. s.-PrOfessor
Henry Darwin Rogers, o native Of this city and
we'll known in all scientific circles throughout the
United States In connection with his great work
the Geology Of Pennsylyania," died at bis resi-.
dence, near Glasgow Scotland. on the 2sth Of
May. He was in the 57th year Of his ago. At the
time Of his death he was Regius Professor Of Natu.
raj History, in the University Of Glasgow-a chair
In which he had served With distinguished merit
for several years Before be left the United States
Professor Rogers had contributed many important
scientific papers to the Published "rranshctous Of
the American Philosophical Society, the Academy
Of Natural Suien6es, the Boston Society Of Natural
History, and the British association Of Science,
which, n collected would mako very respectable
volume, Besides his Geological Survey Of this
State, he made similar survey Of New Jersey, the
publication Of which is still standard authority.
His death Is loss TO the cause Of science on both
sides Of the Atlantic, and also TO society, In
which he was distinguished as an estimabls gem
tlsman, man Of ability and learning, and de-
voted champion Of the land Of bis birth. ~ PhR.
Lsdg~. ~
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

THE name Of Thomas ]. Stowell, Of New
York. has been struck from tho roll Of attorneys Of
the Supreme Court for malpractice, and hs is for
bddsn to practice In any of the courts Of the State
His offense was an alleged fraudulent procurement
Of authority in divorce case by which he was en-
ablsd In fact to represent both parties for the bon
eft Of one f7 "sf
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

ASWonderful hut TruoI-Madams REM
IS0roE the world renowned AstFooeist aud somnAm-
buso olairvOyant, while In elairvoyAnt state de-
lueates the very features Of the person you are TO
marry, and By The aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known Asths PsyehOmOtrOps guarantees 10 pro-
dueo perfect and lfeliks picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant, with date Of marriage
oeeuPAlon leading traits Of oharaets 4o This is no
imposition, As tesmonAls without number eau assert
BY stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyes
aud hair and enclosing my cents, and stamped snvs
lops addressed to Yourself you will receive the picture
By return mall, toyslhor with dssirsd lniormAiion.
Address In eonhdenoe. MADAME 0RarauDs RanIHGroH,
= .. Boz ~. WeAt Troy, N. Y. oele-dwly
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

Miss ANNA E. DICKINSON lately brought
down tho house at woman's rights convention by
stating that the hst money she ever earned was BY
scrubbing walks In Philadelphia, and that she was
sctuatedto undertake the labor by q detsrmina.
tion to obtain the means to buy ticket to 6sar
Wendell Phillips lecture. Why didn't Anna stick
to the sidewalks?
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

SURGEON L. DoSSELLY, Surgeon-in. Chief Of
the Irish army at Buffalo, has issued On appeal to
the friends of Ireland to come forward and furnish
the means Of purchasing such articles as the sick
and wounded may need during the forthcoming
campaign. Money and supplies should be sent By
express to that city.-EEehangs.
Tho philo-Fenians have already Hai so much TO
the war against the British that the surgical sup
plies called for by Donnslly will come very short,
we fear.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

IT is announced that the sailors in the port
Of London have struck for an advance Of wages,
and serious Inconvenience will result unless the
shipowners yield. The men urge the high prices Of
provisions and clothing and claim for ships bound
to Australia and around the cspes an advance o.
is shillipg' q month, whioh,would make their rate
Of pay $3.50 a month.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

SINCE the spring opened there have been
bull. in the Province Of New Brunswick II vessels.
measuring 47,57s tons, and twenty Of them Of more
than 200 tonnage each. II Is said that less than
this number have been built this year on the entire
coast Of New England, and the same sluggishnsss
in shipbuilding Is evident in all parts Of the ooun-
try. The high duties on materials and tho expense
oflabor in the United States arc the causes.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Freedmen's bureau South Caroline, Flor
Ida, and BE. Islands-synopsis OF Report
Of Generals ste.duasn and Fullerton.


ida, and Be. Islsnds-sypopsis OF Report
Of Generals stesdmsn and Fuiierton.
sourH oAnoLisA.
Only . few OF the agents In South oaro'ins VS.
tied, visi around Coiumbia, ohsrisston' ana NAM
burg Under Gen. saxton's Administrator rom
1000 to 5000 rstions per month were Issued 10
freedmen and from zoo TO soo 70 refugees oen.
Scott has reduced the Issues 70 ,ns ne'gnoOrnooo
600 TO 4ooo TO freedmen whiie 70 refugees 'ne
number has increased 10 over wv 'hui'"''ns 'n"'
Gen. ss1ton haa maae unnece'sA'y issues 70 'ne
freedmen, encouraging tnem 70 depenuenoe upon
the Government instead Of Their own enort'' II
Cen scote' policy carried out thought
there will be no necessity Tor any issues ater 'ths
season.
Faithful agents have been aided by tne sood
viii oil the citiaens incompetent ana meooiesome
ones have aroused bitterness ana opPost'on' a
needed reform Is the substitution Of military ON.
GERS Tor citizen agents The bureau msnonary'
Bureau Counsellor" Bureau Printer and
Bureau storskeeper" should be dispensed with.
General ely, sue-oommis'ionsr a. Oo'umoA'
doesn't know the limits OF MS terr1tory u htet-
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
Pen. rene,i. and scissors.

O. paN c.. p... =,
W
NVeo' N' ~ 1'-1
WE are glad TO learn that q good deal oil
relaxation Of bigctry has taken place in japan.
GRKrLEY is put down as one OF the New
York half millionsirss.
Ir now appears that the Loval Geoyoian
VA. no, ,topp,d bv Gan. Till,ou. In answer to
an ipou,rv Of o.n' Howard. n. repli., that IN,
r.no,, 10. nn,,n.
IL - A.
mt uAiNNA-'' pl1Neu up '"e e"ne ""..'
General kosseau broke upon his person, and ths
dinouity now arises how to bind both these gentle
men 10 keep tne pieee'----
COLLECTOR CLAPP's perquisites from the
revenue seizures at Darlington, VI. are estimated
at $50, 900 year. which, with hs salary, pays his
board and washing.
THR most recherche social event Of the
season in Cincinnati was recent supper given BY
T. Buchanan Read at his new studio, to the artists
'tudents' and literary characters OF that city
me ole,en'n sessOn =, nv suo S 70 v,",n,,.
In tue LONDON parks mas Just oPenea' In ''0'o''A
fak neariy MY thousand persons were present on
'"' "''' '0"u'
AT THE recent ulhner Vi 'ne Noy" "eo-
graphical Society In London, Or hen'y hA"nnson
expressed his behsf that there are NOT do'en
members Of Tue mouse 0' O0""on' ""O AHO" "A''' Nv
the Bay Of ifundy
The disease which has appeared among the
cows Of Brooklyn Is pronounced by the New York
TliBrne to be simply pleuro pneumonia, and not
A.. rina.,nast. and the hutohera nav THAR money
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
PERaOnAL.

TBB HEALTH OV JONI Roas, chief Of the
chsDkss nation, who has been lying III in tbi'
city i5r ssysrsI weeks past has Improved consider
abiy sitLIs De last few days and hopes are enter
taiasd ~ his sssoysy. His medical advisers are
Dn. No asa My q this city, and Dr. Tyler Of
assssss5sn. .5t+..,,
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States during the week ending
on the 9th instant arc as follows New York. o..
477, 4O2, os Boston. sJ3b, ,osossi PhilAdslPhis,
sIss, tss,TsI BaltinOrs. sItaaol.lb. Total 70
ssipts, Ss,2Ss, esLe9, .rr -sE
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

|
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, asked leave 10 offer con-
current rs:Oiution requesting The Prs,dsni Of d.
United States 10 transmit forthwith TO the execu-
tive. of n, several State, eopie, Of the articles Of
amendment proposed By Congress 70 the State
Legislatures 70 amend the Constitution Of the
United States passed June 10, 1866, 10 the end
that the States may proceed 10 act on said articles
Of amendment.
Mr.. lie Blond, Of Ohio, objected to the introduc.
IL should not be adopted until the joint resolutions
| proposing the amendments were submitted TO and
signed BY the Executive. o. f1 aatsiH
The Speaker made lengthy decision, fortified
by citations 10 the effect that the joint resolution
proposing amendments 70 the consiitution should
not be submitted 10 the President but objection
being made TO the Introduction Of the concurrent
resolution now, that objection was sustained.
Mr.. Bingham gave notice that he would intro
ducs IL on Monday next. 4Isaa ...-.|
Mr.. spaulding, Of Ohio, offered the following
preamble and resolution and moved the previous
| question; B
Whereas Il is alleged In the public press that
Hon. Lowell II. Rousseau, a member Of this House
from the State Of Kentucky did, on the evening Of
Thur,day, the IIth inst, commit an assault upon
the person Of Hon. J. b. Grinnell, q member Of
this House from the State Of Iowa, because Of .
word spoken In debate In this House BY the latter
And whereas said assault, II committed, was a
breach Of the privileges Of this House, and Of the
member assaulted; therefore H.. rvr..fHI
Rssofvof, That select COMMITTEES Of hye be sp-
pointed by the Speaker to investigate the subject
and TO report the facts with such resolution In ref
erence thereto as 10 their Judgment may be proper
and necessary for the yndsation Of the privileges
Of the House and the protection Of its members.
and that said committee have power to send for
persons and papers, and to examine witnesses on
oath
The previous question was seconded and the res
olution adopted
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

SSMsdam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that DiseAss also, ACopsumPtou Destroy
o.. and Entire Cure for the Bropehns Asthma, 30
be found at stott's Drug stors opposite National
Hotsli oilmAns, near Metropolitan Hotelj ford's
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvana avenue; Bntwisls,
Of Twelfth and PsnnsylvGuis avenus Rlliott's
Of and Twelfth strsstsi HarbAughs. Of
Seventh And O. jAl2-d 4
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
Order 10 Freedman Relative 20 Foreign I'm,
listments. ....


The promulgation Of the following order by the
commanding general Of the department Of Missis-
sippi was probably induced by the action Of secret
agents In the South in enlisting oolOrsd In the
Liberal army Of Mexico:
HEADo'Es DEP'r or MIssIasiPPI, !
\ yioE.nuho, Miss, June 8, 1866.
\Iuf ,rmation having been received at those head.
quarters that parties are engaged In enlisting freed
meh In this State ostensibly for some military pur-
pose,it Is hereby announced that no authority ex.
ists for enlisting freedmen for any military pur.
pose, whether IL be the intention to the organ.
iEation in the United States or In foreign conn
try. II the latter be the object OF tho organiza.
tion, parties engaged In the work Of enlistment are
hereby warned that II is made q criminal offence
by the act Of Congress passed aud approved In 1919
commonly known as the Neutrality Act"
The freedmen arc specially warned against having
anything to do with the persons engaged in this
lawful business. Hnking advantage Of the ignor-
anee Of the freedmen by making fair promises,
which will never be realized the parties engaged
in this nefarous enterprise trying TO entice the
freedmen from the plantation. whore they have
| good contracts, to engage In schemes which can
only end In failure aud disaster, the oonsequr
Of which will be ruin to the freedmen
By order Of Major General Thomas J, Wood;
MARCUS p. BEsrow,
Assistant AdiutAnt GsnsTal,
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
Post Once Department.
The Postmaster General yesterday ordered th
following: ~ ..

The Postmaster General yesterday ordered the
following: a. . .. st
t VIRGINIA ROUTES AND oPYIcEs.
Route No. 4507, Amelia Court House to Mann.
boro; contract with Joseph p. Scott, Of Mannboro,
to convey mails twice a week, at $3.50 per annum
Route No. 1858, farewell Court House to Oceana;
contract with Chas. Nowburgh, Of Pikstop, Ky,
at S026 per annum. .t.
Reopen the following Offices .fH
Water Lick. Warren county, VIM Viands, post
master, vice W. s. Hammnek. ...''.
Mayo Forge, Patrick county, Moses NJ. Roger,
postmaster, vice @. W. Penn.
Irisburg, Henry county, J. H. Wade, postmaster,
vice q. A. Rails.
Blue Stone. TaEeweli county, George Reynolds,
postmaster, vice e. S. Wilton. ..
Richland, TaIowell county, J. Kendrick, sr,
postmaster, vice W. b. Kendrick.
Grundy Buchanan county, Mrs. Martha Lam
bert postmistress, vice I, A. Gillespie,
Berger's Store Pittsylvania county, Reed Ber-
ger postmaster, vice II. Parker.
Ridgeway, Henry county, John A. Booker. post
master, vice J. G. Jones. ....
Re.establish Wolf Summit, Harrison county,
West Virginia, and appoint John NJ. letters post.
master. .'
APPOINTMENTS,
james II. Grigg postmaster, Jarretts, SUSSEX
county, vice j. ii. Jaratt, who has failed 10 bond.
A. ]. Wilmott postmaster, New Interest, Ran.
dolph county. vice @. Mostiller, resigned.
A. J. Carney postmaster, Aliens Fork, Jackson
county, West Virginia, vice @. Fisher, resigned.
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

INTERNAL REvEsUE-The receipts from this
'suros yesterday vsrs tslc IILbt,
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

81 Moth and Freokles.-Ladiss amioted
with DIscOOrations the Face called moth patches
freekles, shOuld use Pery's Celebrated Moth and
Freetle Lotion. Its infalble Prepared BY DR.. B. O.
PERRY, Dermatologist 40 Bond street, New York Sold
By all aruggias in Washington and elsewhere. Price
s2 ... '.r myi7-tt&s3m
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
~ shaGieid q Co.'s
ICE CREAM MANDATORY
,.i AND coNFBoTIoNARY,
No. 800 ELEyENrH sr Rect,
Between X street and Massachusetts svsnus,
WASHINGTON, d. @. ~

Parties, Weddings aud Exeursious furnished on the
most reasonable terms and at short notice.
.... 12- PRRsH CAKRs EvBRY DAr-Ep l2Im
The national Republican., 1866-06-16
SPECIAL NoTICIars.

81 Calvary Baptist Church meets every
Sabbath In the Church, Of Eighth and streets
Service every Sunday at II a. and svsning. Seats
frss.s Rev. 4. X. Hoxistt. pastor. deso-n
The national Republican., 1866-06-16

Col. osborpe's administration In Florida excel
lent. No cause Of complaint except at Jackson
Vile, where, as in other places, much bad feeling
between the had been excited through the In
auence Of vicious white men, but harmony has now
been restored through the efforts of the Governor
and Commissioner.