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a25 REWARD.

7 OST ON LAST NIGHT WHILE PASSING
H from the store Of JAS x. GKEEN. on Market
street. through Church street % the Wharf, a
dark cOlOred POCKET Book. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS / will
give the above reward for its return to me az JAS.
K. GREENS store or at their Office.
aull-2t A. NJ. GREEN.
Rue DeadericI'' For Sale.
A HOUSE AND LOT on DEADERICK
~ street, about half way between the Public
Square and Cherry screet. % feet 'front.' Such an
opportunity Is not offered once in quarter Of
century. Call soon on
CALENDER & GARRETT.
auIi-lw (R)
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HoN. GEORGE DAVIS, Of Wilmington,
n. c, has received pardon at the hands Of
President
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JuDoE ROnERT OUID has been pardOned
By the President
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National Union State Committee of
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1O-The Nation
al Union State Central Committee of this
State have agreed on a full list of delegates
to the National Union Convention. The
following are the delegates at large: Hon.
E. CowARY, J. r. FLAEIGAN, w. T. JOHN
SON, and w. II. TRACY.
The wigwam will be fully completed on
Tuesday, and the Convention will be able
to proceed at once to business. Ample pro-
vision has been made for Geographic COM
munication for journalists, direct from the
WipWam.
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5tl lias hBWW Nttf i .TeI.
y Yes NATIONAL BANK
'@ OF NORFOLK.
"a gf - sia lal 08s /
PRESIDENT: sba83 /
GILBERT G. WALKER. ga
34H&N sgai 40 9@1 /
'la gia na CASHIER: roiiH (
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b;H 81 49, agd AZ gssa 4
DIRECTORS.
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MARSHALL PARKS. GEORGE sANGsTER. gff
JN0. b. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM NICHOLS. +
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GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street
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This Bank will1buy and sell all classes of GOVERN
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FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
fvNCE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
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authorized to the business of Banking unde
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~, In testimony whereof, witness my hand an,
( LIS. fseal of Office this thirteenth day Of Ma,
1886.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
TREASURY or THE UNITED sTATEs,)
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANRs
Washington, June Q, 1865
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jo2 lift Treasurer u 8.
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HAPPY HASGR NE see from our Mem
phis exchanges that tine Internal Reycnue
Collectorship for this District has changed
hands--Hmgh, the radical, attempting outand
Role s. saunders, a eonserva ' spsin. Tie
people oil tire Pistric5 will bless Old Andy p
for this act and viii not forget HIM 80 long
as he continues the laying on OF the axe.
We know kolfe Saunders personally and
politically, and are free to say that we know
none Of sounder principles and who desire
the welfare Of the people Of Tennessee more
than he Mr. Saunders is an old citizen Of
Memphis, and is well known throughout t. c
District, having canvasaed it as a candidate
for Congress; and, though beaten, he bore
his defeat like man, and to-day occupies a
position Of more Importance to the people Of
West Tennessee. than that of Congressman
in a Rump Congress, and one too in which
he can better subserve the interests Of the
whole people. May we always have such
officers as Rolfe ) saunders, say we
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GO Il 80 80 u. -,
And y.a Will srvrz Is. .ar o,A.r

L IS not aecesa bh long list Of diseases 81 which
hs GIIA5N B5 fs Ars z9seife L. AZ aisesss5 q
ALL AFFECTIONS or TIL D t3ftAIN. depending ~ de-
rangsnent of ths Sunagh and bowels: in G0gI Ri EG
NAyISI AND NEtjRA LGIA. and ia FEVER AND
AGGE i is destined . aIerede ALI othsHa i u Gully
ALL these diseases but rrarluts them.
BiasgaEsN Of the Bitssrs taken hour sf7rs sash
meal via Gbyiate tie lad effect e the unhea tbs c-
mate nd h ner5o aktng againtt dEeasss, uasf
ths most trying eEEssdFs-
Sud Retail by Grocsrs and Druggtsts
20 ..tf GeHeruHg i
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RANKIN
Insurance and Bank Rg fomPany
zs1ernphss, Tennessoo.

( Chartered IN The STATE II Tennessee a, 1902
STILL eoNTi>rts TO ooNT-seT solsLr
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untais has en- theS On apE rasse
health q sigo which Is seldoi Il tad
among the gsritisr Eek Of TIE more southsF,.
States; these yaung ladies possess net only
Parlor accomplishments, but by their train
ing are fitted for the responsible duties Of
house-keepiug-zA inern that allla.gssJlFig5
.zaers-ossht-n .eaasi.l er1is5htlg.
Allow me to advise young men who read
your paper and Who are NaHtipg 70 marry, !
Ito visit EastTeBnessee sbefefs- making their
reflections, and my word for Il. .tlty can be-
suited ~ a..1 s5ia3 ae1
Knqzrile felt the elects OF tBe war Sc
yerelyqbut IS sloNly recovering her former
degree Of prosperity3 she still presents
rather dilapidated appeaFance, and the many
dHehes and Qualifications, which coSer the
many surrounding bills, remind one very.
foreib4y Of the late struggle. Many of the
young men whom used to meet here before
the war, have gone to New York. Memphis,
and other large cities to live, wlale.their
places have been. Supplied by.a like number
/ from the North -
! Kn94vile boasts q. three newspapers, the
/ Commercial and the Banner Of Peace, both
conservative and well conducted. andef3rown-
lows Wing, Which Is anything that is Dps
/ posed to conservatism and deeeney.
The distinguished; but..seon to be er-tn-
guished Billy t0k4s, of Middle Tennessee,
held forth here a few days since to an nd
nliring and sweet-scepted. audisace of ne
groes and. negro-wnrshipbrs in q speech
made up Of abuse and MISREPRESENTATION.
This is the same VIM Who, in 1851 shout
dered OF pretended to shoulder, bis mqsket
and called upon lis countrymeu TO help him
drive BACK the invaders of southern sort--
the base hireiings of a tyraii etc:-ano vi {
now holds a seat in Congress- % a reHreSel
tative Of q portiun Of the peoplerof- Tenn
1. Billy has been holding Brownlow's hat fOr
some time and now claims to be ga south
.eIh ~ ''i'fss tzrs ~ e8 5vsn saat.aaqs =
/ cannot close wi hOut making mention O
the Lamar House, where am now stoppin.
This house has been recently retitted anc
refurnished from top TO bottom, the rooms
:. are neat the beds good, and the fare. excel
lent Capt James Bel. the oldest hotel
keeper in the State, is the pf6prietBf, 7dssis
ted By his son Oscar Bel, and Nr. /. y
Scott, of Atlanta, ga. Persons VISITING
Knoxville viii do we'll to call and they vii
f not 90 away dissatisfied. - 7ai ~
Il 4x#*#**
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November 3, 1866

East TeNSEssEE We publish elsewhere
letter from East Tennessee, which puts a
different face upon affairs there, from that
we expected We know thst the people Of
Middle and West Tennessee were opposed
to the cid cabbage leaf and his doctrines,
but supposed he might have q few respecta-
bic friends at home, and are glad to know
that We were mistaken in this supposition.
man who has no friends at home cannot
ezpectto have them abroad We have been
asked as to how many votes the sold cab
bage leaf" could get in IIar1sman, and cur
opinion is, that outside Of our distinguished
representative (and we suppose he votes at
Memphis, as he has been living there for
sumo time and few men, probably q dozen
who were bushwhackers and guerills dur
ing the war, and one negro who was seat tt
the peniteRtiary for stealing gun and par
doned by Brownlow that he would not &c
any
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Knight Of the Shamrock, Res9Ft lT.oske,
BaliFange, Ten, rings.
Knight Of Veughn's Old Btigade. TAos.
81 Garry, La Grange, Tenn. rings
Kni. lat Excelsior Ambrose Green, La
Glange, Tenn = rings.
After the above knights fitting, the ties
were retihed3 and tile result IS given below
where Il viii be seen that the knight Of the
Red R0se was aeain the suceesSfu1 ksiet1f.
Knight Of the BnwR-eyed Lassie, Judge
Lane, Memphi>, 8 rings
Knight Of Dead Rabbit, A. Syinehrpad,
Bolivar. Tenn 3 s.t4e s.
Knight Of North Alsbima, Sam r Mes
dith fuscumbia Ala. g.
Knight Of the Red Rose, w. T: Jones. 81
Grange, ehn 9
Kni1ht Of Remember yoa Promise, Mea-
cham, salem, Miss. ,
SUCCESSFUL KSlsHTs.
Rnight Of the Red Rose, w. F. Jones,
/ Gu en- Of Love ond Ba,tnty
Knight Of the Blue Eyed Lassie, Judge
/ Lane First Maid Of Honor
Knight of Remember your PfUmise, Mea-
cham, Second Maid Of Honor
/ Knight Dead r. bbit, a. owiuebroad, Third
Maid Of Honor
knight Of North Alabama, Sam. r. Mere
dith, Fourth Aiald Of Hunor
knight Of Old Dominion, Fifth Maid o
Hunur
! Knight of Last Night J. B. Porter, Sixth
Maid Of Honor
After The fitting, the browning ceremonies
Of the second days proceedings were Gem
menced the following ladies were crowned
| Queen Of Love and Beauty, Miss Mobile
F Lane Of Memphis. @ ~
+ First Maid Of Honor Miss Lou Huffman
Memphis.
Secand Maid of Honor, Miss Jennie Leak
salem, Miss. sss.
Third Maid of Honor, Miss BettiesNeely
Bolivar, Tenn s-.sass
Fourth Maid Of Honor; Miss Annie Riyes
La Grange, Tenn. ~
Fifth Maid of Homer, Miss Jennie Leah
again
Sixth Maid of Honor, Miss Lizzie EIiel
{ leFspn
After the browning ceremonies of tn
second prize were concluded five ladies wer
2 selected by the Marshals, to award a pair {
silver spurs to the most graceful and accom-
, plished equestrian. which was tilt betwee
: the Knight of North Alabama" Mr. sam
f. Meredith, of Tuscumbia, a la and th
Knight Of the Blue Eyed f4assie, judy
I1anr, of Memphis, and thy were eac
e awarded aspur. the excellence of both rider
being 50 equally palPable that no fair daci
ion of tie superiority OF the one over th
other could be reached
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Industrious and true raen Mo MAJ wish 20
make their homes wiIhss. aszi upea precisely
he same terms that We Obtained chem from
the Government, thus placing the new set
tieF uppa7 an equal footing with ourselves
IN every respect
We are resolved that no man Of this
CHARACTER SHAH hereafter leave this valley f,,r
yyaaft af Iisleito sFtslAupon, uhtil the twenty
sid thousand saeress already appropriated %
colonization here, have been densely pOpula-
I'd p tHSH1szE-. .1G ~
The Imperial Government is giving to
cGIanizatiduall theeneaurageiuent that could
be. reasonably expected ~ desired at It's
hands. The Liberssl party, we are satisfied,
j. not disposed to oppose or retaFd COLOMBIA
ssrhe ronlvi enemies. therefore, to our.
peace and iFecuFitFlhere are the little apettV
band Of robbers, that are tos.be fonnd here
as well as in all other Spanish countries
/ vet. up 10 this time, our viiluge has not
+ had visit from one OF these, aud as oar
ueighb3rbood increases in population the
greater becomes the certaintYlof our perfect
freedom from danger or annoyance from
i this quarter -Ht re
We have deemed it proper to make this
T plain statement of facts to such persons If
i there be any, who are disposed To cast their
I f,rtunes with US and mike Mexico theip
i homes. A nd IN conclusion we say to EHu.
4 If YOU come to Mexico, come with funds
sufficient to support voG until a crop can be
fmade, and'G0ne with an earHesi resolve to
20 to aeaTk upon soil that wiil respond to
the we'll directed efforts of the husbantiman
as promptly, generously, an az bountifully
rs thatsof any land or cnuntry an earth, and
come with tho assurance that tine various
crops Of dorm cnttau rice. tobacco, sugar
and etIHee NAV ali be gro an here most
successfully and prUftahly. Respectfully
fsham q Harris, a j. Scarborough
Sterling Price, ad -ns(A Alaleom,
J. q. .stoudenmirey tIalaeJ Course,
r. VI Course ai9 ar James E. Harris,
H. 0,l5reWn, r NJ Calhoun,
J. W. Glass, ~ J. H Anderson, d
J JamesiF. n5arFon,a ; r. A Beazly,
" II Adams, -ta y o. Green, ,E.
FJas d. White, df hs1 q w Cox,
w. G.iJ6hnsUn, Texas, w SherweH Va
: a. s Russ4lt. A. Bell, ell sfv
: Marshal Blakelv, of Kentucky sHs 3.
/ John A Robinson, III ID, of Alabama
r ~ - staaz.e h. G. Bell uat..-..
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at tbs Corner OF Fr- Mt and Jefferson Streets
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RFARRTHn.

tho 18th ut the retna Green Hotel. By the Rev.
+. H. Osborne. Mr.. " N. DUrlev Miss Medor2 o.
Conrad. both Of Marshall county. Miss. fe.. .....
EELSoN-AXILKERS oE-On the 22i ult., At the resi-
dance Of W DWkerson. Jr Of Ripley. Tenn BY the Rev.
Mr. Scott, Dr. Jas W Nelson and Miss Lucy A. O. Wiker
son, both Of BeliVsr.- .f.. rts..--. 5trt-
at 9 &c, ra1lag us T.. extend to y0u our hearty
congratulations and 80 express the wish that
your largue may HQat calmly on the natri-
mouial, sea, mon which, sofiEapy, have heen
wrecked, and finally, anchor in a harhor Of
rest and, safety ~ . BATCH
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01 q 81MrE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-03

eight Drafts fer Sale in Sums to
8uit, ca ali the Principal
Cities AZ the =. $.
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. 0ar ORn SoalhsEn 6II.sI.
~ ron. f.llas..-ll..s. -.

To You, eiloV-c4elzeBa OF the o8sth We
ossr TONIC BITTERs connected wish rss.ssass 70 a-
specially prsraFaat Essspss. + - ~ 60
We Do Ike brethren S sss 2ss
asonr Flt lhy &c al sisaas hsir
aRhitian afss aasz1sassz
cur Bittsrs restricted Jurisdiction.
rTAsy slain restricted application % sssseH class
comp aints They Deransuzsts
Disturbances Of the Digestive Euuetiaus sEd shat
lassitase eoaditoa rsuls esrissf,
hot sarh1sra sssas9-
The Palate and Stomach Reconeile3. si-ss =
In virtues, thess B5ttsrs
busd pti4Sse fastitaaa
paIats solved shs disests
problem Ct rees6sing the via hs iaaul
gence nothing Aver hpt tds pre-
s oaer's right \ fair trsL cd BBERT co..
oo7us Depot slennpAiu. Tsne.
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81 -

On the morning 29tult Dunlap sprpgsa(thr
miles froa this pace Il ~ ph.id Pneumonia aftsr an III
ness # two weeks, Mr. James Webb.
MIR. ~ eth WIS one of the first settlers Of
HaElenanseaunty, and WAS we'll and -iaynra-
bly zkuownt,i lnanv of our eitIz rs la 1853
he removed tn Arkansas, whore he resided
unfilc che close of the war, whPH he return
ed to. harcieman 80 sIena has few remaining
DAVIS 5luong hiss reaatons 4nl oil friends
N ~ sN1.ib leaves $ large circle. -of friends
and relatives 70 mourn his loss $3.50
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General Banking and Exchange
BUsIREs