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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

securities. the penal sum in which shall be
double the amount of tax upon the cotton
described In the entry of Withdrawal
Section four requires that the cotton re-
moved under bond and permit as aforesaid,
shall be delivered to the collector Of Inter
nal Revenue forthwith upon its arrival at its
point of destination, and shall remain sub
iect to his control until the taxes thereon
and any necessary charges Of custody thereof
shall have been paid; which payment must
be made within ninety days from the date
of the permit granted by the assessor for
the removal Of the cotton.
Upon the arrival and delivery Of the cot
ton to the collector, and upon the payment
to him of the taxes stated in the permit and
the proper charges of custody, if any, he viii
make, under his seal of Office, and deliver u
certificate
The collector receiving the tax VIII de-
liver this certificate to the person paying the
same, who viii thereupon present it to the
assessor of the district where the tax was
paid, who will thereupOn debit the bonded
account Of the collector Of the district with
the amount Of tax so received, to which he
will certify at the bottom Of the collector 5
certificate In the following form:
hereby certify that the foregoing certif-
cate has been presented to me, and the
amount thereof entered in the bonded ae-
count Of this district.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

ted her, that is politeness. IF he gives his
seat in a stage to a weary little seamstress
returning home from her days labor thatis
politeness. And if a pretty damsel listen
with an interested face to the embarrassed
conversation Of an ineligible gentleman
while her flvorite beau is talking with some
one else, that is the very extreme of petite
ness Heroism in little things constitutes
politeness-petty acts Of self-denial-inper-
ceptible sacrifces-trials for which You re-
ceive neither credit nor epplausel And if
poEteness is not one Of the cardinal virtues,
1t most assuredly ought to bel We can all
Of us behave bravelY enough in the stress of
a great emergency, but what miserable
towards we are about the small tribulations
that are scattered over life as thickly as dai-
sizes in a pasture field We could all die for
our country If It we're necessary but if the
coffee is muddy, or if cold pork salutes our
optics instead of the expected broiled chicken
that is quite different matter a body
is justifable in grumbling and making
himself generally disagreeable under such
circumstances as thesel
The fact is, We are not half polite enough
to each other We want more of the little
amenities that spring straight from the heart
we want more working politeness. Re
member, this is everybody's business. Shall
ve not institute reform?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

Mai. Gen. F. P Blair, who bore such a
conspicuous part in behalf Of the National
Government, during the late struggle, and
who is now making such a brilliant canvass
against the radicals IN Missouri, took occa-
sion in a late speech to pay the following
beautiful tribute to the vaIor of those against
whom he bore arms.
"What civilized nation on earth would
hesitate an instant, if the opportunity offered,
to incorporate with themselves the brave
and heroic people Of the South, whose forti-
tude and endurance in a mistaken cause,
challenges the admiration of the world 2
Would France or England, or any other
civilized power, hesitate to give to such men
the full and equal rights accorded 70 al
other citizens? Would not those nations be
most happy 20 claim as their own such men
as Lee and Johnson, and a host Of others
and to confer upon those living heroes the
reward which genius and courage have al
wavs commanded Would they fail to
honor and cherish, as a part Of their own
glory, the memory of that illustrious throng
] Of the dead led by Slonewall jackson"
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Worcester Spy, (RadicaD quotes the follow
ing incident:
"On Sunday evening it was my fortune to
see the Hon. Thad. Stevens leaving for his
home His face, with It's deep farrows, pal
lid cheeks, sunken yet brilliant eyes, with
beetling brOws, and massive forehead above,
brought back to memory a strange utterance
Of the veteran statesman which j ehanced to
hear accidentally. It was a revelation Of
strange pathos and sorrow, though the voice
touched with a tremulous triumph which
seemed to come from his soul. 1t was early
in the day, standing near his desk heard q
gentleman inquire, Well, Mr. Stevens, how
are you this morningY'
Growing weaker and weaker every day,
thank God. +"
To which the lively editor of the Ia Crosse
Democrat adds:
" A pretty picture-pallid cheeks, brilliant
eyes, beetling brows, massive forehead, pa
thOs, sorrow, tremulous triumph Ah-g00d
Thaddeusl sweet paramour Of the mala5tO
wench Of Lancaster excellent Stevens
The best thing we have heard yet is that
you are " growing weaker and weaker every
/ dav, thank GodP The effects Of your
youthful piety,f' Thaddy-Moxa Morton
could give you some valuable hints on that
subject-but Thaddy, old boy, 90 On with
your weakening--it is a good symptom, and
/ pleases Us much.
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No 4

ton so shipped or attempted to be shipped or
transported, without payment of the tax or
the execution or transportation bonds, may
be forfeited to the United States
Assessors and collectors are strictly en-
joined to rigidly enforce the provisions of
this section.
T. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
Approved: w E. Chandler, Acting See
retary Of Treasury
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CoJ Foznegis "zgpe. "A Radical editor
says that Colonel Forney is Of noble type
of public men" The Louisville Journal
thinks he is of the type known to printers
as the "minion"
Say, rather, " burgeois," known to printers
as bastard type. Memphis Argus.
We think he ment the type known as
black or bold face"
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On the 18th of the present month the vo-
ters of Shelby county are to determine
whether or not Memphis shall be the future
county seat Of said county. In all proba-
biity the vote viii be cast in favor Of Mem
Dhis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

Nelg ChstrcH Our Baptist friends are
building a new house Of worship. 1t Is not
as fine a building as we expected, or as they
had intended to build They, however,
contemplate building another, as soon as
they are little more full-handeds more ele-
giant and commodious, and VIII convert the
one now IN course Of erection into asGhool
house 1t viii, nevertheless be a very conf
Portable frame building, sufficiently large to
accommodate tie present congregation, and
viii be finished in a couple of weeks Cor.
iI7th Merchant
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"Briok'' Pomeroy thus heralds the antic

y
pated arrival of a notorious character:
Ben Butler, the National Spoon SteaIer
and Silver Ware Thief, viii be in Milwaukee
this week on a tour Of inspection connected
with the Soldiers National Asylums. Ben.
purIoining disposition, for which reason
children Of tender years should be kept
within doors and valuable portable property
lncked IN
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For the Bolivar Bulletin
MUSINGS.

mUSINCTO.
Tonight I'm sad and lonely,
The winds raging round
My restless. troubled spirit,
Ueeds not their waIing sound!
Such fearful visions and go,
They make wildly start
And spectral shadows, dark and grim,
Fit DER my haunted heart.
The memory of other days
Comes crowding Ger my brain:
Those cherished scenes, which once gave joy,
Now bring me naught but pain.
Hopes, won't to gid the future dim,
Have vanished like dream-
I've seen them buried, one BY one,
Amid LIES shadowy stream.
I've watched the fairest summer flowers
Droop, wither and decay;
With stricken heart, I've life's joys,
Like evening, fade away!
Ny mothers dear, familiar face,
Ny sisters smiles have flown,
While /, life's broad ocean sail,
Forsaken and alonel
10 kindred voice. with cadence low,
Falls ny listening ear
Thou, cruel breath, hast made me now,
\ mourning wauderer here!
When shall those dear, angelic forms,
Fall my enraptured sight
When shall their choral music thrill
My heart with wild delightl
speed, thou unseen Spirit
Bind Up my broken heart
Around me throw thy promised joys,
Bid gloomy depart.
Into my wounded soul distill
The healing balm of peace
And bid the restless strivings Of
My troubled spirit cease.
NEW Castle, TE2,V, 1866
"Myrtle viii please accept our thank
for the above contribution, and please not
forget us in the future.
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We offering to the public, FOR CASH Of the
and stocks Dry Goods and Groceries
brought Hardeman County We by for cash sell for
cash. and, matter course offer inducements
wi on
No liquors Of any kind kept for sale by this house but
entire given the purchase and Dry
Doods and standard Groceries.
We offer Summer Dress Goods greatly reduced fig
ures make room for
the FAN and Winter trade.
Dir. r. C. Wilkerson returns his thanks his
patrons
call from all those who wish money by dealing with
legitimate mercantile house. juy2I-3m
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1t is considered probable, SAYS the Rich
mond Examiner, that SIR Davis viii soon be
released on his parole. Several surgeons,
especially commissioned for that purpose
have recently examined the physieai eonaI-
ton Of The prisoner, and upon thelF report
the action Of the President depends
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

Stewart, of New York, is reckoned to be
worth $5O,O0O0 O000,-the annual interest of
which would be SIS, 100000
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Important Document.
REGULATIONS CONCERNING COT
TON.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has just issued the following important reg
ulations concerning the weighing and mark
ing of cotton the assessment and collection
of the tax, and the removal of cotton under
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-08

yellow FEvER-On the Sd inst three
deaths occurred in New Orleans from yel-
low fever
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ChronfC Diseases.

the most lucrative Medical Practice te souh, has last
consented 20 allow reuediec
De prepared and sold proprietary
ton has beea enEendercd by the solicitations of
those who have experienced the remarkable pro-
teasiousl 8k and imposs giving especial
ehon g each O the written applications made to him for
prescriptions By those whose pecunary o. bus
ness habits preclude the possibility ol applying person
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ADVERTIsING-On Square Of ten lines less. sI,00:
each subsequent insertion 90 ccntsi Local
Notices 20 cents per line.
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.1Een,phss .adrertiscmenfs.
DIR. SAMUEL GELBERT,s
Preparations.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, so celebrated
having had for e last twenty-five years the treamen
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the Commission on the Kio Grande.
EDWARD P. SMITH,
Sec'y L. S. Christian Commission.
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