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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08
Il. A. CUTRER.

Gc~"ro1 Agent. =. .JVerson, Teras.
WILL BUY AND SELL Cotton. Wool
w and al! kinds Of Produce or Property
He feels satisfied that from experience
of Thirty year, in business. and his exten
i've acQuuin,ance. he can give satisfaction
n all business entrusted to him. Persons
vi> ting Jefferson on any kind of business
will do well to call on him.
-H.icrs. by Permission to
Wright. Harrison Il Co.
John G. Murphy, Jefferson:
Jas. N. Mn ply.
tu,T"r x Harrison. New Orleans.
X. l., lov .Ai.yanIria. La
Office. al J. p. Durrs.
October - !-GI nov2S-tf
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

Two Canadian dtttctiv-s were
and 60, badly assaulted with mopS,
dishwatrr and lroon.s, by the Irish
aluaZDuS.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICE
ME ERCHA-NTS

nj x N IS
GOODS direct from mauutacto-
" rirs at New Orleans wholesale
prices, with rNprttSc ot tr"igtt.-
Having perfected arrangements with
manufactures, now have my goods
made crprcrIY tor fhjs ""r1.>f and Of
the best material. and offer to the
TraIc the largest anc best selected
stock of
BOOTS. SHOES & HATS.
of new stock, style and fashion ever
offered in his section of the country.
ard will guarantee to sell as low as
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08
Letter from Mrs. StOnewall -
Jackson.

The ladies' Of Memphis having for
warded to Mrs. Jackson aportrait o.
her illustrious deceased husband
that lady returned the following
handsome and feeling reply:
COTTAGE HOME. n. c., !
Feb. IL, 1866.
Ny Dear Ladics-Your letter pre-
seniins me, in the name of the
''Southern Women of Memphis, y
with a portrai; Of my beloved hus-
band, execute by Mr.. J. r.. Sanders.
Of your city, has just been received.
The portrait arrived safely by ex-
press few weeks since.
No token Of regard that you could
have shown me, tor his sake, could
b. more acceptable or highly priced,
or could touch my b-reaved heart
more deeply, than this likeness OF
my saintcd husband. With Il full
heart. | tender YOU my w;.rm"-t
thanks, and a7-ur- YOU Of my sim
crrr and hearted, than uktulucSs aud
sra'iiica,i"n, in possessing just such
Il picture. have an excellent fi'out
rt"'r portrai, OF !iln, which Is an in
rxpr~-~ihl- comfort and pleasure to
'n-, and now it il a double joy and
comfort to have this hauISrnc SIDE
riru.
1t i certainly beautiful painting,
aud does credit TO your "Mrmpt!an
l. " - 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09

Is
9lues mar seipaunt un6 blidte erparz
tungsbou bortbiiI. Gin Gremit frat Elm,
boz iidJ Elm 8adet balteno. @tusnm
perneigte erk iid5 soc Ser @eieafbaif,
idtitt Sauf Oas 8eaartgtagsfino 5u uub
lggte i4pl % Siibsu bas gaaet auf Die
GrOe. Daraaf beriieb sr llltsr nod 4
maliser &cr6euaung ben Saal. Wfan
perlnutbete in Der 9aasen Geeueeinen
S@ers upe peuaieria uluringts baber Die.
@eIellidaft 6aS rdtlel6afte @eidcnt
! @as Radet tparb etitbiilIt. OaSerblitfsl
te man sunddit cine foFtbar seitidte
Oede nit iilbernen SranSen unb in
Silberfiderei Die Snidriff entbaleao:
v@raB aus Ser 9datfentpelt". Oann
| aeiste fid bel Der @ntfernung Der 9efe
Elm fleii,cr, tunltboa 9earbeiteter gar5a
Elm toabres Meiltertaf. 90 3art bas
9ef6ent AUDI gearbeitet, 10 unsart faiiO
man aber Sen oainit getriebenen elders.
Sroboenl ipurSe aber Der Sarg bod ges
0dnet, nnO in oemieIben lag cine tpeibe
8oie, bnrditoden NIT einenr DoI@e,
befen @rtff cine ellie bilOete. 0aS
6rdulein, auf cine 10 eigentbiimlide
Beiie in Der 6cier hires 9eburtstass
unterbro6sfb fief SoIse bieies ionbers
barea Sntertne886S boz 0tufrssuns in
Sbnnadt. Ser Slater, aufeebradt iiber
bas fribofe @efdent, tuoIIte Dem @ren,is
ten nadJftar3en bod 6ieier ipar bereits
berf@tpunoeii, nno Der 8ortier bes Saur
les faste, bab er, oIS er bas 3aus bsr<
laiien, in einen Dor bemIelben baltenSerl
@asen seitiegeti unO fortgefabren lei.
/
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
Trablina's Mnfans. ,

fH-E = . 4 Z p
C5ar bic sSenneHee staats s3eituns. s
Ser erfte @in6baud, 3art ano tuei6
Son glidIidern eitaben,
Gum Sriblingsfef in ieinem 8eid
sat Die glatur gelaSen.
gu Serseriuarmer, Sonnentag,
Bie ruff 6ein freu6ger Bid
GntidIafne SoHnitig Dieber mad,
0fand' 'liebes Bib sariid!
Ser gegen, Gen bein gtrabt nns
bringt,
Grtue6t bic tueite Slur =
Sic anOspe fdptIlt, Sic SiGle ipringt
geriinst pranst bic slatur.
unO mics lebenbis ipirO i'm @alO,
go aud in uni'rer gruit =
Son 8durien unO bot, aippsn f6aut
Sic belle SriiblinssIuif. g 2
SD Tam tllbt itet9en III Die Suft,
gBie es bic 9erde tbut,
Die bod I'm leid)ten, blauen Guft
9luf i6ren Sdpinsen rubt
Sod oFfnsS ineines SerSenS Sdlrein
8ann i'd BEN Subel melt
l1nb fnngen 6eine gSonne elm,
gu fdsne 6riibiinss3eit
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
SitD 2aiimbrD.
gSdfde fiir SotsIs unO SamiIien.
@. 3, MiOntanhCn llnb Co.,
G9err1 Strabe,

sine Ttssre HnterRqlb Aer ppft flee, Nafbpiue
iebt berett Drbers BON 6bfeis, Boarbine Sdniern,
pripats5amilten NIB Mnoern fntgegen ~ nebmsn,
4leioer ~ uGfeu baDtns DGB Gtabltfienien TT nit
alien 06tbigen perfeben Aue Drbers bic IN uiierer
Office gsIaen.wtr6eff fclen prempte NufWrrf}amtet
En6en. Die gdcben wetben ant bffoHbersn Grpreijs
G9agen abgelteflxE. - "
q. 8. Mlohtanbcm unb 90.
Aaur Amt ANAa&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
Strmif6tes.

IA grose6erf afsr. glasSI.
Iinois t0nnte man 40 unb aus SHINE.
fOta so gtaaten boz Der @r0be bon
Ofboee Sslan0 MAIDEN. Nlifouri if
arober ais aIIe ssetp Gnelan6itaaten 3ul
famnten genonmen. Sbiu iibsrtrifft
an ssIa6araam feiDobl 5rlauo Sdotts
lamb ais Bortueat unO lit 10 gro6, iDie
gacttEaubs bic gdueis unb 8sIgien
aRiHuari iif sr5ssr aIs
Oansuert, SuHaue 8eIsisn uno bic
s9psis sifamaien, uiO gfidOuri unO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09

Sn Der gel6i6te fn6 eiuise 8erio =
Ben, wefbe nIlr tranftorii6en 6 baratter
= ira, III, d6er reiden StOfF gu ben nnns
uiafadften Grfabrunsen barbieten. Sie
INSTRUMENTATION iuden beh ftraff ans
oesoqenen 8ageI Der Beeebenbeiten gu
fprenaeH. sic enti4llpfen aqnalis
iener itarten aategorie Der Belt unO
.ssiliebeu in nbgsIeeene, beinabe nur
/: =, rduInsIide gEiFenaen, mo man fat in
BEN gtanD seiekt .iuirO, ben Menideu
ouserbntb Der gef9i9te 3u beobadten.
Oie sesniden braden bic Gefdi4te 8u<
rid. mic auf elmer BlnOeruns our6's
GebiiSd, Die 8rpetge, Die ibnen in's Se,.
fiht fd,Iaaen. sic flicben, tuie Dor Dem
ilnoeitiinl zines, feiae lIist iibertreten,
Seu @tromes unS Bergen iid in bic
GAlupfuintel ibrer SMseno ODER aud
nu Il hires ebarafters. Die 1leberganas<
,eiten finS Die f6arften Rrafiteins Oes
bitOrtfden wfenf9en ilno tperoen i'm,
= ,,,er belpeiien, ipie entseSengefebt Der
earn Ron grgrbeubeiten, bic niGts
entfdei6en, 8 btnleniSsn sbatfa6en it,
(. DsIdle sus getimmnns Oss Msnf9eny
asldIe6ts Die aasrHd9ite steIlung 81
'5dben f9eint-
,..su .dIlen lltberganssseiteH miro 81
.,n5S,it Sic QItmoipbdre, IN ipel9er Die
snSibi6uen b6berer gsgabnns I'D nod
8. aibnseu sstrausn, bon Der Birslid
feft ob.ueideu. Gus Soeal breitet ieins
oOIOsnsa 8Iasel iber bic bsdnsitistea
.S8tilaenalIen, uao man bliat nun nod
n bic eIubeniUeIt bur& ben TRANSPARENT
fen Rlur pprtif&er ODER RBiiQtqPhif9er |
sIImfener. 9IlIes, pas ber Sea bistd
ptrb ben 4eitsenO0en oas Srsmeslfss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
@ro6er Z
GbancerDs0erfau

Sta6t@Gigentbum.
eIsanors 9i4oI, vs. aBm gss9oI gns ansere.
G-ssffgtfss
Graft zines BeihIufIes Der gbaneerps Court in
0aibpile, Iennefiee, IN Der obengenannten Re9tS<,
ioGe iDeroen mir iteben unS snansis @auteIlen am
Sonneritag, ben II. @pril 1866,
0FfentIi pertauien. DefeIbsn. jtnS seesen an Sef<
ferions, 9igbs un6 Wineirase inb Ioufen riidpdrts
an 20 5ub breite Mueps. 8ieIe oieier Bauftelen nb
iebr seIesen sur Grri3tuna pom Bobn= unb Bauren<
bduiern, un6 beten cine Ietene @eIegen6eit sur Sis
9erung elmer 9etmftdtte OOer zines gutter Gei9dfts<
ploses, ebenfaus gu elmer snten GapitalnnIage.
BeoiH9ungen Gin Bertel baar ufib bic Balance ailf
g. 10 un6 "A ylonate CREDIT, NIT ntefeiien pom Gag
unb gutter Si9erbeit uno Dsietbe einbebalten. Sn1s
nibuie uno WergIei9ung rpie geTp6bnti9 frsi.
". Q. 6owelIf eo,s-ot.,.. .
81. 50. 81 opn @u"U@"se"''
p s. MtBerbein iDer6er mir nod perfn,ifen flint
nne arpdnjie dneere BauiteHe an SeEiorfp, Gpenees
une MeasnoreftrdBen. gteisiben seb6ren GantreI
- q
III y 1sss4es seiAs saS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
SON ginrilltlati,
Z 8 q Sareb Sic
9ttIantic< unb grobe tueitlide Gifenbabn
1re SnrdbTaufense Sise perIafen Cincinnati tdstd;
Dtorsshs On...a.A s.Eeess4
gsaats eiIans

Nel Yireete Berbtueungen 3n SalamancN
Der ie=Giienbabu. tstf E s
DG5@ gu MsaitsfeIb nit Ptttsbare. Sort RSdD
nnr 8 hicagos Giitnbahn. rEf t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
Gies 1T bic einsise Balm mad ben @'*t
Sele@e9enben BON 8ennfplDanten.
GDecidls Mcfi,.

gniiugiere, bic nit 9urG sT6et uereben ftb, foas
erbalten. Sci Nntlinit Der Sampfer in Cincinnati
rpirb Transportation ta optels ober benz Depctfre,
geIiefert. ollie 9ol= Ddmpfer Hegen am AtIGirttcs
fiinften StroBe.
Gin Omnibnss uns GepddDaseu jsben Mbenb Bel
Anfunft Der 8oote pon 2ouisptle IN @ereiti9aft um
4nIagiere unb ibr gepdd foftenire nod benz 2fantics
un6 G,reat gBefterns 8abnbof gu bringen.
sSabrpfeis 10 niebrg une bic S9neIigfeit 6er 9i9e
10 groB ais auf irgen6 elmer anberen 8obn.
Eidets fnc gu baben in Cincinnati an eernorbs
peftIifen Gde 8roabrpan unb 5rontftrabe une -auf
benz neuen 4daeierz gabnbof Der Cincinnati, 6GmiI=
tons unb Dapton=Giienbabn, forpie III ben SGllpts
8uredus Der in 8erbinbuna feberiben 2inieti-t
Q. NcG at n, Sen, Superintendent.
Capt. 8. 8arnep, PafiagiersAgent.
qouispiHe.
sf@5 G. s. 5uIIer, Sen. zEidetzMsent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
Das @iiraer.Meebts @e:et

Sas 8iiraer- Sfecbts 9eTee.
a@t 0LSer Senat BAT eefprOdben. i.
Oie porsefrige Qlbenbpoit bradte nns
6 Die sla6ridta Da6 Der @euat bic p8ar<
-ser.8edts GeiebOorIase@ iiber oas
getO Oes 8raiiOenteu paiIirt babe. =
fHm1 l1br Sreitag gtudn,ittass fam
{ 6iefeIbe i'm Senat Dor un6 nm llbr
mad tangent Sin> unb SerSebattiren
tDrree CUR Abitimrtung burd 9famcn5<
= eiufruf sefHritten. -
Die foIgenben 9enatoren Mntbong
8EotuM CHANDLER, @larf, Gonreb, GreS>
DelI, groein, GbuarOs, 5eiIenOeu, Sos
ter, grirns. Sarris, Sen6erfon, Sofpar6,
5otpe, &irtiuOoO, Cane, (snO.) Gtor.
gan, NforriH. 9ine, 8OIanO, 8omerop,
Ramius, @bsrman, gprague, stetuart,
GUNNER, Srunlbun, g8abe, gSiles,
8iIian1s, 9Hilfon rne Gates, alio SO
ftintnten, fur bic 8aifiruns hes @efeses,
0usesea MIR is; ndmIid: 8udulep
CONAN, Dabis, OooIittle, gutbrie,
tSsubrids Solution, Game {suufas) SIC
Oougal, Slesulitte, Norton, &ibble,
SauIsburH, @au Bintle, 8rigbt.
Sas Sect uuroe benlnd9it an Oas
Saus iiberfau6t, iuoiel5it natlrIId mebr
ais Die erforSerli9e Wlaporitat fir baf<
'fet6e fein iptr6. : -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09

8 -
.ss e. Yl0sli6e grfrunfuns eines unferer
wenigen Srser unb 0fan9et an
etusbatfe verbinberten ms, gu unierm
:, srOSea 8eOaaera4 bic aefrise, reseInaa
bige Summer anieres 8Iuttes beraus
gu sebp4S I'LL -
,sSn1sNIs Gries oafir beroHeutIiden mir
beute cine bolftdabige Summer
- nnfere Sreunbe tpoIlen giiti9it bas
neutrality-suspicious. 8erfauHlnie enti@hIe
.'fsissn; .fn14 q R
Grgebenit
'sa q : u = Sie Ne6attion Der -
. nSeunefee Staats; eit.lng"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09

SIlinois nebmen ;uiatntiaell, einen 9ros
Beren Slddenraum Elm, aIs england,
Srlan0, GaottIaib uno gDaIes.
Oie 3 Mtigen SdladtfeI<
Der 8irsiniens entflei6ell It'd tbeile
peile fdneu Oer naiteren @puren jung
fer Sdredensborsd,se Die ertanes
ruussrei3e 8abITatte Sci 8uII 9fuH it
gan3lid ausgerdunrt, renopirt uno bietet
lest Den fanm fenntIi6en Mnhlif elmer
einf0rai9 frteOltden Sld6e Bar; 6le
'SortiFeationen BEL Maua6as Sunttion
lino nabesn ale beridlpunoen. Elm faum
bemerfbarerS treif beutet nod Seren fras
tere G5iitena an; Ois @rd6et Ser Sc
faGsnen BET griitoip fino aIk Dem Gro >
toben sleid gemadt nnb Die 9foiten Der
tangen Sfofaoelinie bon 8urteS Sta>
ton mad Dem 8api6an iinb iest basu
periuenoet iuorOen, Ser giIenbabn oils ses
leiten0e Begiueifer 5u bienen; BEL
Orange @ourtbaus baben iid freunO.
Iide @obnuaeen, @drten, Nefer unS
3dune auf Sen Gtatten ser 5er5torten
Sauier 9runbitafe pno 6lurea erbo :
ben auo nun BON 9llegan0ria nod Gull
pepper lieet Die @e9en6 nod 3iemli6
lpiilt upbs milo in ,Sriin,nern bllitiger
Sergansenbeit. 1i1 >
ltge57.- ,gss za5se sizas ass rs ~
-(@ In DO ers5eIe9rapb zen :
i dnitbe.rD Die idDeoifden SeIe :
srapbenbeamten f6einen feline groBen
9ermaniiten all fem; fuenigitens flast
nNftonbIab4 iiber lire 11nfenntnib Ser
oeutf6en 9prade, in 6oIge Oeren ibm
neulid aus Sseboe teIe9rapbirt tooroer
Iiei, Dap 0oie Reftunte een 0fittern (fol
beiB: @inoerl1 ssebro6en iei!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
sesdidte unS eebeu.
Die usbsrsanss8eiten.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-09
Stn Gieentbilmcr BON xenneiiee
Sblieatipnet
Staat Sennelfee. Grefutib 0enartment.


RafbpiIIe, Senn., i. Rdra 1866. 1
Sn 5oIse zines Bef6IuiIes Der Geiesgebnng Ses
Staates Genneiee, paitgt am 3d. Nop 1865, BIN i'd
sur Seraussabe Der feds procentisen Gonpon-gonbs
6ss Siaates, weId3e has Gdtum l. Sanaar 1866 tras
sss p 0s ANN m 5 ~ ls 0 saloRst
gu besablen, ueIGe bis .5un 1. Sanlar 1866
tSais nS, ober i'm Sabre 1863 fdnis Der6en. 9ieie
Bombs ioHen eenail Tpie bic frhern auSgeertgt er=
ben ndedbe ourdb Bei9IuB pom 5ebrudr 1852 Inb bic
3nidss 8ef9lilfie beielben beraMsgegeben rpuroen.
So bin jeSt i'm Gtailne, Der hDrrb pbefl genanptes
Gees mir aferIegtsn 9erpflidtun9 Surb Seraussabe
pom neuen Bombs oser gu Sntereen beretist, Ipelde
fGIiis iinb UNEMPLOYMENT. 8eiiser nom Bombs ober
Coupons poIens gedligft ioI1eim 8stroge pom nidbt
rpeniaer OILS Gin Taufenb 0cuarsauf febnnrs iesen.
oSer Nnlpriife fin Snfereen dis oenGonptroGer bes
Stats einreIden. Der Stats Sefretdr rpirb
BET Yr6entdtion hes Gomptrpuers Gmpiangfbeins
bic nenen Bombs dbreferii. =
g4. @. 8rpmn lon,
8ouperneur ppn Tennefiee.
la Sennefiee Staats 3eihn1e, ssafbpiIe EreB
unb LINES uuo Nep gorf Sournal OF Commerce mol
len Siefe anseige fir eesiS Ea9e itferireu unb Re
nung on ben Staats Setretdr einfenben.
17mr3 2mte ~ $50
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04

the Committee On the nomination Of dele
gates to the Philadelphia f,onyention then
came forward and read die following list of
delegates:
For the State at large. Hon J w Left
Wich For West Tennessee, Gen P B Glenn,
Of Fayette Hon Wa ker, Of Shelby
Hon w II Stephens, Of Madisoni Capt Dan
Able, of Shelby Capt Geo 7 Hubbard, Of
Shelby Col John McI4elland, Of Upton
Capt A T Lacey, Of Shelby Hon john d
MartiE, of Shelby; r S Saunders, Esq,
Of Shelby; Col Sam Tate, of Shelby Coz
John E Mills, of Shelby, Mai Jno II Bills
Of Iardeman 2 Z Bethel, Of Shelby Hon
a A Freeman, of Haywood Col W d
Ferguson, of Shelby Col A II Douglas, Of
Shelby Col Moses White, Of Shelby; "
Evans. Of Shelby.
The report was unanimously adopted
Judge Williams, Captain Anderson, and
Judge Dunlap also addressed the convention
and warmly endorsed Andrew Johnson and
the Philadelphia Convention
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
Bloody Riot in New Orleans.


On the Both ult riot of the most despe-
rate character took place in the city Of New
Orleans. 1t seems that the negroes, in pro
cession, were parading the streets, and took
every occasion to provoke the whites as they
passed along In one instance, a negro thrust
his foot in front Of a gentleman and tripped
him up; policeman being near at hand at
tempted to arrest the offender, when he was
Immediately set upon by possee Of the law
less rabble and handled in very rough man
ner. The negroes, in force, took possession
Of the Mechanics Institute, and defed the
officers Of the law Here a promiseuous
fight ensued, and the negroes, getting the
worst of 1t. hung ont Tag Of truce. which,
being recognized by the whites as an earn
est of a surrender, proceeded to take the
rioters into custody. When party Of whites
had entered the hail of the Institute the ne
groes made a deadly assault upon them and
drove them into the street. Again the fight
was resumed, and the whites being largely
reinforced, overpowered the rioters and took
possession of the building. Sixty negro men
were killed and a great many wounded. Seve-
raj white persons were killed and ten a. IF
teen were wounded Martial law was pre-
claimed, and by o'clock r N. quiet had
been restored
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
E Monster Building for the Philadel
mia Convention

pl1d CONVENTION.
a great " wigwam' for the accommoda-
ton Of the National Union Convention is to
be erected in Philadelphia The News,
referring to it, says The plans are now
in the hands Of the architect They viii be
rapidly carried into execution and the
huilding probably completed by the lQth of
August The wigwam will be the most ex-
tensive pyramid of canvas ever erected in
the United States i will exceed in size
the ever memorable wigwam in which the
Chicago Convention of 1860 assembled. It
will seat ten thousand persons. 4 special
gallery for ladies viii be a prominent feature
Of the building 1t viii be erected on the
Central Skatiag Park Of Dr. Jansen, at
Fifteenth and Wallace streets, and will oe-
cupy nearly all of that large quadrilateral.
The Convention that IS to assemble within
three weeks viii be the largest and most
important body of statesmen ever assembled
in America The wisdom and forethought
OF the National Union johnson Club Of this
city in erecting it is commendable With
out it no place Of meeting for the Conven-
ton could have been found in this city.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
]. MILTON HUBBARp,. !. NJ. Prineipal.

J. MILTON HUBBARD. 4. NJ. Principal.
The Fan Session Ct 1857 win bea On e arst Monday
in September.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION. 70 be paid at the
expiration Of every HALF-sEssI0Ns As fellows.
SE5, SPY, and S2s.
with INCIDENTAL FEE Of ONE DOLLAR Stu
dents charged from date Of the close the
sion aud deduetioa except serious pro-
traeted sickness. The sTRICTEST DISCIPLINE win De
exeFaise Written from parents or guardaas
absence ana also written permission leave the Academy
grounds except % 60 home and return at the regular in
Permission, VIII be required in ali cases.
The present Principal who charge school for
seven sessions viii afford the very Aces boys wish
ing prepare College or for active duties Of
Iifs
Bolivar. Tenn. August Ist. 1850 aug4-sm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04

On Thursday last, in an abandoned hut,
ten miles from Matamofas, were found the
bones Of three men, and beside them bag
of diamonds Of the purest kind worth $780,
900. The finder was a discharged United
States soldier, who Immediately re-crossed
the Rio Grande on his joyful way to his
home in the States.-Pst5lic Ledger.
That's the old story with new face ont
" Dead Oodles of diamonds, jewelry, and
" sich ike have been spirited away from
the South by meE who claimed to he soldiers
Of the United States
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04

THE CHoLERA-This dread descimator of
the human race is gradually encroaching
upon American soil. Only a few weeks ago
New York city furnished the first victims
that it fed on this side of the broad Atlantic;
now all the principal sea-board cities from
the northern confines Of Maine to the tow
ering cliffs Of Panama are made to feel the
effects of its baneful presence. Quietly and
unerringly it gathers to its folds the old and
young, the evil and the just Noiselessly it
thrusts its poisoned darts in every direction;
here, at one feel swoop, carrying of every
member of numerous family, there pluck
ing bright bud from its parent stem. Guar
rantines furnish no protection, and human
skill but poor relief 1t has been said by
many eminent medical men that now, more
than ever before, this country is ripe for the
harvest Of death, and surely it does seem as
though the reape r-cholera-heard, and IN
derstood them well, for with rapid strides, he
crossed the sunny plains of central Europe
and the wide waste of waters that separates
the two Helnispheres and scattered his death
dews from one extreme of this land to the
other. 1t seems as if there is no possible
means by which the interior can escape.
Along the rivers and railroad lines victims
will be found and no community, no matter
how far removed from the sea-bOard, should
neglect to take eognizance of the fact that
Asiatic cholera is among MS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
.s'c,0 advertisements;
70 the Public.

no the Public.
Notice is hereby given Of my inteiition to
close the Registration Office Of Hardeman
county for the time being Persons eDti-
tied to a Certificate under the Act, will
please come forward and get one, as I win
close the Office in ten days from the date Of
this
Aug 8, 1866 John B. RUFFIS,
aug4-It Com Res. Hard Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
The Review, printed at Franklin, william.

The Review, printed at Franklin, William
son county. of a late date says: Our crops
are suffering for rain. Our corn looks well
with this exception Wheat does not average
over half a crop Oats have proven a SPLEEN
didyield, Cotton is looking generally well,
and viii yield something ike a reasonable
amount Our fruit is Of the finest eharac-
ter, and It is plentiful
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-08-04
Montgomery Blair Predicts Another
Civil War

In q report of Democratic meeting at
Reading, Penu., on the 18th ult said to
have been one of the largest political meet
ings ever assembled in Pennsylvania, we
find the following
Hon Montgomery Blair was the next
speaker. He said the only issue was whetli-
er the country should continue to remain IN
a state Of disunion in order that q political
party may retain power or whether the old
Union, as established by-our fathers, should
be restored il has been his misfortune to
differ with the Democratic party, bat i5 was
composed of honest men, whom he always
honered They had presentedthe spectacle
of furnishing men and means to defend the
Government, ut the same time that Govern
ment was IN the hands Of their political ad-
versaries, thus showing TO some extent the
intense feeling Of devotion to country which
ever chaTacterizes them; this too, when, as
the speaker knew, Che being a member of
the G0yernment) that Government was
welded in a most unscrupulous and uniasti-
fable manner The speaker predicted that
should the radicals carry the elections IN
October, the result would be the establish
ment of two Presidents and two Congresses,
for the radical sectional majority would then
immediately impeaeh President johnson,
and turn nm out, while on the otherhand
the Democratic members Of Congress would
unito with the regularly elected members
from the South. lie al4o warned bis hear
ers that they were on. the eve of another
civil war, the battle fields Of which would
be in the North, while the South would be
united He disclaimed speaking FOR any
sectional purpose, but earnestly warned the
+ people of the North against the evil effects
/ of tampering with the fundamental law OF
/ the land