The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

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The Texas Legislature has appointed a
5Qint committee f., proceed to New Orleans /
and remove the remains Of Albert Sidney 4
johnson to Austin - .laBi I35'g so sm.'
/ HfMAnGRATloN.--4he, number Of emigrants
landed at New York since the first day ofs
January last is 194,g92, against 14O,259 ar
rived ia the corresponding period last year.
J. S. RaEey, the celebrated horse tanner
died suddenly at5 Cleveland, Ohio, on
Thursday. of astaswutk He had been III
with paraly Sis for nesriy a year. ..si., e-i
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The B8stfop, texas, Adyertiserof the 18th
inst, says that corn is selling at 40 cents
per bushel, aad wall so down tQ-25 in less
tEian- two months,b so great will be- the
abundance as Zal1am19mnu riea5 s
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The Grand Armyabf the Republic, a trea-
sonable Organization of Radicals, which has
reached membership IN the West Of up
wards of 100000 Inembers, is being rapidly
propagated in the East
The Congressional delegation in the
Fortieth Congress, from the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, viii
stand forty-eight Radicals to twelve johnson
/ Democrats g. sa5s-t1,s5s-.. sgs-S.
The latest on dit that supplies fashionable
society with conversational topic, IN, the
Empire City is that James Gordon Bennett
Of the New York Herald will be married
this fall to the daughter of Gen. John. A
Dix.
The Mississippian says Butler wants to
keep the South out of the Union until the
heavens melt with fervent heat His idea is
probably that such a e heat would melt
spoons into ingots, and the South would be
unable to identifg, is property.
We learn from the jackson Miss Clarion,
that the. high court of Mississippi has deei7
ded the civil rights bill to be unconstitutional
The decision, which bis to be delivered by
Judge Handy, will be promulgated in day
or two.
One of our exchanges, in noticing the
presentation of a silver cup to a contempo-
rary, says: He needs no cup. He-ean
drink from any yess. | that contains liquor,
whether the neck of bottle, the mouth Of
demijobn, the spile of keg or the. bang
of barrel"
ExEaPrED FRoN,SrAMp DUry The Com
missioner Of IHernai Reyenue has decided
that warehouse receipts, dray receipts, and
all other receipts for the delivery Of property,
as well as domestic or inland bills of lading
are now exempted from stamp duty. No
other tax is substituted for the stamp.
.ags'.ti
The folIowiug-is one of the provisions of
the new Constitution of North GaroIila:
No person who shall deny the being of
Almighty God or the divine authority Of
both the Old and New Testaments, or shall
hold religious opinions incompatible with the
| freedom or safety of the State, shall be ca
| pablesof holdingbny Office or place OF trust
or profit IN any civil department
Gov. Harris. Gen Price, Gen Shelby, and
all those American settlers who were living
on lands given to tAem by Maximilliaa, says
the New Orleans Commercial, have been
compelled to abandon, their farms by the
Liberals,and take shelter in Cordova, where
/ there is a garrison of French soldiers Our
informant states that the Liberals have
thre,gtened to hang any of the settlers who
make-a second attempt 70 cultivate their
places. -
/ General Shelby is running aeWagoh traER
from. Paso delAiaeha to the cityof Mexico.
/ The undertaking affords him, it is said, a
good living General Hindman is in CoFdova,
Practicing law.
~rRANeE (?)-Among the proceedings of
the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, recently held at Muir
freesbore in this State, we find The following
paragraphs, which were part and parcelof
the reportof the committe on education ~
Zone of the darkest features of the hor-
rid system of human slavery was that It ne
cessitated a state Of ignorance and Intellect
ual degradation in order to its perpetaation,
for enlightenment viii never be enslaVed
" Ne thank God, therefore, that the late
war Fesulted IN giving freedom 70 the four
millions Of slaves in this country, and that
by constitutional enactment we are Forever
protected against the restoration of that old
relic Of barbaFsm IN our midst
The members Of the committee were Rev
J. Seys; B. James; w II. PeaTne.
Gentlemen Of the jury. saIt Western
lawyer, would you set a rat trap to catch a
bear, or make fools Of yourselves by trying
to spear a buffalo with knitting needle
/ know that you would not Then how can
you be guilty Of convieting my client oI
nlan-slaughter for taking the life Of g
ssozaan p The prisoner was acquitted