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SOLDIERS HONE REPoRT.-The following
is the report Of affairs at the Soldiers Home
for the week ending Saturday, the 24tb
inst.
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MErEoRoLoGIoAL-The United States Tel
egraph Company sent US the following
report of the weather in various localities
yesterday morning:
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OBERLTN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

COURSE OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR-HarmOny and Part writing.
SECOND YEAR-Hsrmony continued, and
Counterpart.
THIRD YEAR-Harmony completed, Double
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Great attention is given to the Piano, organ,
Instruments, and Cultivation oil the
Voice. For particulars address
Up. MORGAN, President.
g. ". STEELE,
Principal of Department OF Secular Music.
Prof. j. NJ. ELLIS,
Prof. O. II. CHURCHILL,
nov29 Board of Directors.
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MEDICAL.

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Ut Gio-on Is happy In being able to announce to the
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whom had expended hundreds of dollars with self
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DR.. Gibson does not boast that he is a member Of
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DR. Gibson is permanently located In Cleveland. q
M has during the past five years performed lnany 4
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oston, New York and other cities, in regard to skill =
nc integrity III all professional transactions. DVs-
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Once ll9Seneca street, a few doors from Superior,
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SO Office hours from 9tO IL and fromz to 5o'clock
hly Sundays excepted. jan5
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spotted Fever.
The spotted fever has lately broken out
in n Of the asylums near Washington.
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HN'GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE
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MUSICAL.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-22
&c Cotton %.

The act of Congress imposing tax Of
three cents GA the pound of cotton is work
ing sad havoc among the planters. The
Old-time freedom to throw ones cotton upon
a wagon, or steamboat, or railroad car, and
carry it TO market, is abolished. The Fede-
raj Government has put a stop to such a
liberty. The planter, when he puts his seed
IN the ground, must think of Washington.
When he employs a negro to plOW the young
plant, he must have Thad Stevens IN his
eyes. When he proposes to exchange the
staple for bacon and flour, and sugar and
coffee, and shoes and calico, he must consult
the Collector of Internal Revenue. 1t is a
bad egg There are now lying at shipping
points hundreds, perhaps thousands, Of
WhY2 Because the District Assessor has
not been appointed, and there is no one to
assess the tax. it is true that cotton may
be shipped under bond, made out in triplicate,
but, as we are at present informed, it must
be taken by an assessor. In the absence of
that individual what is to be done
Is the merchant to take the entire risk
BE has made advances to the planter He
wants his money The planter wants his
supplies. The cotton is ready, but cannot
be moved, because the Government, that
holds lien upon it, has failed to appoint
the District Assessors provided by the act.
1t is o hardship 1t is an outrage. But all
parties are utterly helpless. Commerce is
stopped, and the poor planter, whose very
existence depends upon the proceeds of a
| few bales Of cotton, cannot take 1t to market
The butchers and blunderers who passed
the act are happy, no dou bt--AeDa Ledger,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-22

BRUTAL-Another dreadful crime has
been committed in this State. One night last
week an incarnate devil, Rance Chapman,
colored, went to the house of Mr. Winters,
three miles from Lebanon. Wilson county,
and finding that no one was in the house but
young lady, aged seventeen, seized her and
carried her into the woods, where he viola
ted her person. The mother Of the unfortu-
nate lady was attending divine service near by
at the time the awful deed was perpetrated.
We are not advised of the arrest Of the vii
lain. Crimes like the above are becoming
alarmingly frequent Of late, and ignorant,
bsastly negroes are invariably found to be
the perpetrators. Vengeance sure and swift
should be meeted out to the offenders when
once overtaken, and no effort should be
withheld to capture them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-22

The Washington correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal, writing under date Of
the llth inst, says;
Gen. Hancock, IN command Of the de-
partment Of Missouri. is directed to see that
conservatives IN the coming election be
fully protected in the right Of franchise, and
any attempt to prevent the same from any
quarter Is to be sUmmaFily checked The
conservatives themselves are unanimous In
the determination 70 maintain their sacred
right inyiolate, and if Governor Fletcher
should adhere to the policy which he has
foreshadowed, serious consequences may be
anticipated
Upon the result Of the ensuing autumn
elections depends the veal or woe of this
distracted country and the happiness and
prosperity Of its people. In a matter so
vitality efecting the states Of the nations II
IS incumbent upon us to view transporting
events az they really present themselves,
and not lay catering unctiOns 70 our hearts
that the black clouds have ali passed away
/ Should the popular verdict in the north be
in cOnsOnanee with the sentiments and
| threatenings Of the recognized leader and
| controller ct radical policy--Thad. Stevens
| we may then prepare to witness the ter
! ritorializing Of the southern states, the en-
franchising Of the negroes and disfranchis
/ ing of the whites, the infection of the ex
IRENE penalty Of the law upon the promi
nent leaders in the late rebellion, the levy
| ing upon the property Of the southern PEG
| pie fund to pay the expense and damages
Of the war, and exalting the negro race II
the social and political scale beyond the
/ Caucasian. This is no fancy sketch, or draf
/ from the imagination of and alarmist: it i
/ the carefully disgested and deliberately ex
pressed heresies of Thaddeus Stevens, thr
Alpha and Omega Of the revolutiOnar,
! jaeobins, and IS received on It's utteranee b.
the plaudits and Endorsement of all hi
| hearera.