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MIScELLANEOUS

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~ retur ned from his tour 10 the seaside, where he
has been for bis health, and may be found at No.
ia Bank street, where he will resuma bis pracfice
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from A NJ to Il, and from I TO q P. n: evening
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June 18th, 1850. i~uuel4.g24
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Dried Appies-Firm al l79lsc aud pay Tor
packages.
Dried PeRehes-Firm Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 20925ci quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-In moderate request and firm
Sales z cars PeachbloBs in bulk al 81, 10 per bu.
Lake F1sh-In good demand and firm
No. l Whita6sb $3.50 per half bbli No. 2 do $500
Picksrsl, NJ. !, ss,OO9s,25 Trout 49, Her
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-In good demand, and prime white firm
at 81 ,7592.OO.
Hay-In fair demand at SI4, O)9l6,O 90 foE loose
from teams; SIS, OO92O,OO for pressed.
SaIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and S2,S5 for
coarse 0nondags Saginaw $3.50.
TaIIOW-Steady and firm. Held st l0He.
water Limc-Tn fair demand and firm at
So, 90 for Akron and 0swego.
White Iime-In good demand at SIS per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
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PILLLARps! BILLIARpsM HILLI.

Il his friends and patrons that he is now prepared
TO attend 70 Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShAmpoon-
Ing, EAT Oolor1ng, &c, intne best style Also, that
Sons. and Ingroving Nails, Shop under The John
son House. aplS.S3a
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Milwaukee, Market-Juue

Milwaukee Market-Jane 10.
ELOUR-Firm
RHEAF-Str niger Sales st l,92 for No l.
CORS-Advancsd &c.
O~ATs-Firm. Sales at 36Zc for No !.
RKCEIPTs-Flour 90 bbls wheat l6,GO0 bush;
corn Go oats; 800 bush.
SHIPNENTs-2, SOD bbls dOur; wheat 5s, 900 bush.
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49,
The Cleveland Bible Society will hold its
twelfth anniversary at the Second Presby-
terrain Church in this city on Sabbath even
ing, June oath, inst, at a o'clock. The
churches which havS not yet taken their
annual collections for this Society will be
pleased to do so, if practicable, so as to be
acknowledged in the annual report
]. N. How, President.
T. DWIGHT EELLs, Corresponding sec'y.
June IS, 1866. juneI6:323.
Robt. c. Smith, of the firm of Gore Bros,
d Co, city contractors, wishes to charter q
lumber vessel to ply between Saginaw Riv-
er and Cleveland for four months. Owners
Of vessels can see him at Russels Forest
City House from y to O'Clock P. NJ.
lima I5-992
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DIED.

BKNEDICT-In Austin, Nevada Territory, Mr..
living son Of Mrs- Martha Benedict. Of this city.
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AMUsE M
ACADEMY OF MTSIC-

John A. Ellslsr. Manager r. II. GeaTy. .TrsGa 4oI.
PRIcEs or ADAIssIoE.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 80 cents; Reserved Seats to Dresa Cirels, Is
cents ; Family Circle, so cents; Callers. % cents;
Private Boxes S6and %; Single Seats In Private
Boxes, $500.
Doors open at TOO Curtain rises at T:45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances b.
permitted to occupy seats IN any ether portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission % cents
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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BENEFIT OF
MR.. SIMcoE LEE.

GREAT SATURDAY EIGHT B1LL--TWO
SPLENDID DRAMAS.
This SATURDAY EVENING, June 18th, 1852,
the thrilling Drama Of the
DEAD SECRET.
Ambrose Simcoe lie
To conclude with
DICK TURPIN AND TOM KING
In preparation: "set Of Ice," also the grand
romantic Drama Of The Idist of the Mountain -
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SOLDIERS FAKE N0TICE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen.
ey +" In another column. msy29
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Cleveland Wholesale EarkeI

ERIDAY EVENING, June Il, lS66.
FTeiGhts-The following are the rates by Lake
(stsam) aud Rail from this port to New York aud
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VERY FINE POCKLT OUTLERT-At
greatly rsdaesd prices ct u CoWLEg.
maylb
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OPTICAL.

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Johnson House Building.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
General Lees Application for Pardon
Interesting Correspondence
HEADQUARTERS Army UNITED STATl

HEADQUARTERs Army UNITED STATES,
WAsHINGToN, D. c.. June 20, 1868
General r. z. Lee, Richmond, "a.
General: Your communication Of date
the 18th instant stating the steps you had
taken after reading the presidents proclama-
ton Of the 29tl ultimo, with the view of
complying with It's provisions when you
learned that, with others, you were to be
indicted for treason by the grand Jnry at
Norfolk that you had supposed that the
officers and men Of the army of Northern
Virginia were, by the terms of their surren-
der, protected by the United States Govern
ment from molestation, so long as they con-
formed to its conditions that YOU were
ready to meet any charges that might be
preferred against you, and did not wish to
avoid trial; but that If you were correct as
to the protection granted by your parole, and
were not to be prosecuted, you desired to
avail yourself of the Presidents amnesty
and proclamation, and enclosing an appliea-
ton therefor, with the request that in that
event it be acted on, has been received and
forwarded to the Secretary of War, with the
following opinion Endorsed thereon
1t is my opinion the officers and men
paroled at Appomattox Court House, and
| since upon the same terms given to Lee, can
not be tried for treason SO long as they
observe the terms of their parole This is
my understanding. Good faith, as well as
true policy, dictates that we should observe
the conditions of that convention. Bad
faith on the part of the Government or
construction of that convention subiecting
the officers to trial for treason, would produce
a feeling of insecurity In the minds of all
the officers and men. IF so disposed, they
might even regard auch an infraction of
terms by the Government as an entire re-
| lease from all obligations on their part
viii state further, that the terms granted by
me met with the hearty approval of the
President at the time, and of the country
generally. The action Of Judge Underwood
/ in Norfolk, has already had an injurious
| effect, and I would ask that he be ordered
to quash all Indictments found against pa
rolled prisoners Of war, and to desist from
| further prosecution of them"
! az. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General
! "HDoRs ARMIES UNITED STATES, june Is. 1865"
This opinion, am informed, is substanti-
ally the same as that entertained by the
Government have forwarded your appli-
/ cation for amnesty and pardon to the Presi-
| dent, with the following endorsement there.
/ on:
Respectfully forwarded through the
| Secretary Of War to the President, with the
! earnest recommendation that this application
| of Gen. r. e. Lee for amnesty and pardon
may be granted him The oath of allegiance
required by recent order of the President
does not accompany this, for the reason, I
am informed by Gen. Ord, the order requiring
| it had not reached Richmond when this was
| forwarded"
/ ~. S. GRANT. Lieutenaut General
! "HDoRs Armies UNITED STATES. June I6, 1866"
/ ~. S. GRANT Lieutenant General
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
Curiosities of the Atlantic TeIegrapH

The Courier du Havre sets forth stri-
king result of the laying of the trans-Atlan-
tic telegraph. 1t says:
New York is situated nearly rs degrees of
longitude west Of Paris The earth in its
daily rotation, travels through 800 degrees in
a hours, from which it results that every Is
degrees to the west of the first meridian
placed at Paris is one hour later When it
Is noon at Paris it is only II o'clock at Is
degrees to the west Of that city And, as
New York is rs degrees to the west Of Paris
it follows that it is seven o'clock in the even
ing at New York when It is midnight at
Paris. Suppose, then, that a great edifice IN
Paris, the opera for example, takes fire at a
quarter past Il at night on the st Of Sep
TENDER next, the events is Immediately tele-
graphed from Paris to New Y Ork and Is
dated: Paris, quarter past u at night
st September" The news arrives at New
York, let US say, In two hours, to make am
pie allowance for Interruptions, etc. the dis
patch, dated Paris, 1st September, arrives at
New York at a quarter past 9 IN the evening
of the 3lst Of August, so that New York
manager could appear on the stage, and after
the three customary bows, could thus ex-
press himself: Ladies and gentlemen
am sorry to say that the opera at Paris has
been destroyed by fire three hours after the
present time. Our director has just transmit
ted to his Paris confrere his coincidence on the
diaster whichis going to happen to him. More
over, it will no longer suffice to indicate date
and say, such day, such an hour it viii
be necessary 81 time at such a place. Thus
the clerks of the new telegraph Office take
care to add to the communications exchanged
between the two continents, the express
mention, time at Paris, or Greenwich, or
New York, or Washington"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
Judge Huger, of South Carolina, on
Wade HAMPTON.


I speak for every honest man between the
mountains and the sea coasts, and between
the Savannah river and the Pedee, when
say If this opinion and this epithe are not
equally revolving and insulting, then the
common sensibilities of nature are made ex-
tinct by the sufferings we have endured.
If Hampton is a dishonored name" then
there is none within the limits of this down
trodden and prosecuted State that can be
considered as unsullied Here in South
Carolina, and throughout the south, every
human being feels that where the name of
Hampton is well known il is the most re-
vered, and he who bears it the most beloved
Before the present incumbent saw the light
that name was identified with all that is brave
and honorable and generous. What noble
sire (who emphatically and habitually did
the honors of his native State) has left i'm
pressed npon the hearts of his countrymen
as a legacy TO his children, this slandered
Gen. Wade Hampton, late Northumberland
of the Confederate army. viii transmit to
another generation, bright and untarnished
If there is one among US more cherished than
the rest, it Is he, upon whom this gratuitous
assault is so brutaliY, and yet so freely made
And if to-day or tomorrow canvass should
be opened for Z" our representative man, to
I'll the highest Office IN the gift of a heart
broken but grateful people, none could be
found strong enough to compete with him for
their favor. And 1t would be untrue to the
living and the dead, if such were not the
unanimous decision.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

The DAY.-Next Friday is the day on
which the tournament viii be held. Every
body is earestiy requested to attend and
thus contribute their mite to a noble cause.
Many of the best riders in the south have
entered their names as Knights, among
whom are Walker, Tucker, Mays, Cross and
Aeachen, who viii contest calamity for the
prizes. A pleasant and interesting time is
anticipated Let all who can, witness the
tournament here In the evening a rare
treat viii be offered, as the yonng ladies Of
Bolivar viii give grand vocal and instru-
mental concert Their programme, as ar
ranged, embraces many of the most beauti-
ful creations of the great composers, all of
which, we can safely say, viii be executed in
style as perfect as they are brilliant. Per
sons visiting the tournament and who have to
travel by rail, viii only be required to pay
half fair. that is, a return ticket viii be fur
nished free Of cost. For further paFticu-
liars see advertisement in another column.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Fearful Fall Of a Tight Rope Dancer
Jephtha NJ Gorham, at Corunna, Michigan,
attempting last week to perform on a tight
rope stretched from the roof of house to
the cupoIa Of the court house. lie accom-
plished several feats, and finally undertook
to balance himself on his back on the rope,
and sliding off head doWnwards, to catch the
rope under his knees, and hang thus sus-
pended. In executing this he lost his pres
ence of mind until he felt the rope touching
his heels. He then ezerted himself to keep
from falling head downwards lie tried to
turn so as to alight on his feet, but only
partially uceeeded He fell distance of
forty feet on his hip and back, on the hard
ground His spinal column was injured,
his limbs paralyzed, and it is not expected
that he would recover.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Commemorative y orlz, Oct 4-Cotton
nominal, sales Of middlings at 1902 cts
Gold 1881. Memphis, Oct 81 Cotton dull
and dropping sales Of middlings at 3s@S9;
Gold 146 buying; Silver $50 buying.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Egirocrdtuasy Relics Of a Pre-AdoHfte
Race.-The following remarkable communi-
cati0li, from wei known gentleman of
Middleton, Conn, appeared lately in the
Maine Farmer,
On the East bank of the Connecticut are
the Portland stone quaEries, which have
been worked for one hundred and fifty years.
a present, IN the three quarries, about one
thousand men are at work, and thirty TO
forty vessels are employed IN carrying the
stone TO the great markets. These exeava-
tons, which have now reached depth Of
one hundred and Eve feet below the surface
Of the water IN the river, has revealed untold
wonders. The stone is said to be full Of
fossil remains In its lowest depths I might
call i5 great charnal house but this is too
gloomy term to apply to it 1t is rather
Gods great Book Of Records, which has
been here carefully preserved and hermeti-
cally sealed up till within the last few years.
On the countless leaves Of this book are
found the records of past ages. They tell
US Of the climate, Of the seasons, and Of the
storms Of the birds and animales; and,
more wonderful still, they tell US of the
men of those ages, show US their imp-eni ents,
and shadow forth something Of their
customs They also open up their graves
and show to as their modes of burial, the
men lying IN one posture and the women in
another. Those men all had three fingers
and a thumb and four toes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

CHoLERA--We learn from good authority
that this fell disease has almost disappeared
from Memphis, but few cases having been
reported during the past two or three days.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

A Garstogaletter says "The fashionable
walk for young ladies this season Is the most
comical thing imaginable It is a sort Of a
hobble as if they had very sore toe on each
fest At first ] thought the ladies were
slightly lame, and expressed my regret that
such elegant ladies should be so unfortunately
afflicted bat it became soon apparent that It
was only fashionable lameness. for every
lady who effected any style was afflicted with
it severely. A few years ago it was the
Jenny Lind hop that all the Young. and
would-be young ladies were seized with, and
sprightliness was considered elegant. but
now, just the other oxtremein the ton
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

A full synopsis of all the business trans
acted at the last term Of the Quarterly
Court viii be found in another column.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Our readers via please excuse omissions
and commissions this week, as we were alb
sent FROM our post Of duty at the very time
our presence was most needed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
The Latest and Most Improved Discovery Of the
Nineteenth Century.

No mans name is more intimately connect
cd with the history Of Batera Mediea in the United
OF more avoraby known pioneer ia me Heal discovery
than that Of Dr. JOHN bull. Of Louisville Hi
able preparation Of SASAPARILA has long the
head Of the various compounds Of ,st valuable drug
his COMPOUND WILD CHERRY has become household
word throughout the West and outh
Ills Worm LoZENGE in less than year after their
Production aained reputation tide pread tile
nent Of North America But the crowning glory
remains to be attained in h discovery rather
hnatoH for he does not to he the dScverer If I'D
RON, which Is the basis 81 tie BITT|sS
public That honor belongs the native inhabitants # CHS
TRIAL AMERICA. wl.Gm its have been
more than two hundred years Armed with IL the Indian
bids DEFIANCE 60 atsLARGA. ami handles
without fear the most ven"nous serents II is belief h
them that long there breath n the body the CEIlEN
potent to matter what the disease While
DIR BULL is not prepared endorse this
tension, he is nevertheless satisfied thorough
ton Of the evidence relating to its shat remedy
70 changes If Weather a7d climate t. the miame
enee it STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. and Justly do
serves the repuaton has loug enjoyed in Central Amer
lea and the West Indies.
IN DYSPEPSIA and its attendant train Of symptoms
acts like charm thar medicine There nothing in
the range Of 3Iatera AIedics
comparison with It IS this disease
4 account Of this wonderful plant De found in the
iih edition Of tie Z s. Dpeastnry pages l7 and l:
series OF experiments which DR.. Bt LII has ee
engaged has just successful
ton and he enabled % r te public combination
Of CDRON with other approved tpnis the hae preserved
IN the best qnalty Of bourbon Whisky,
He might furnish volume 81 certificates, but the public
have long since learned such things ser
value The safest Plan Is for test for himself the
virtue Of a medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06
BOLIYAR lie ACAlEMY,
J. MILTON HuBBAnp. =. 4. prlas

J. EILToN HUBBARD. n r.. Prinsipais -, -fss
The FAN Session Of ISL. vii haga - sisaday
Ia September.
TERMS or TUITION PER SESSION. EsBsf,ald attas
expiration Of every HALF-sEssIOas as EIiaas. =
So, S22, and s2s.
with an INCIDENTAL FEE q osE DoLLAr.. Sta
deBts charged sI
son. deduction except eases arioss pro-
traesea sickness The STRICTESg DISCIPLINE SIl b
exercised. Written frea srsuts Fzdass ssra
absence. snd also written peTIon lsass Sc eaa5y
groanss except TO 50 home and reu regular aoen
tsrmissos. win Be regairea in ali eases.
The present Principal who has charge d he school for
yin aasrd ts vesy best ssss Z t h-
ing prepare College 20 de more ave ds.ss q
Iia.
Bolivar. Tenn. Aagsas lst less. aug4-sass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

" Our Own Southern BitteFs."
n ron- f.Ilan-.I...an. q = s.nth.

To yOu, feIlow-eilizens of the South, we
osr TONIC BITTERs connected with references diso-
ses specially prevalent in laffhas - da
We do not 81 AIM Ike brethren the North Poll
that Bostruaa viii phys assh hsrsa 5r
ambition sakss modest ashtsa s uAs asaand for
Bittsrs restricted jarisdetlon.
They claim restricted applisatloa certain saas Of
complaints They 20 sssas DeFaasssat st6-
aeh Disturbances the Dgessiss Junction. at genes
hot, summers
The Palate and Stomach Reoonciied.
addition the medical yirpes. tese Bisters
bued which VIII eaptiyats She fassidisus
palate We claim in this tonic 70 have sofssd thsleus
problem reeoneiiing health body with asu
gence taste nothing bat price
oner's right fair trial Oh. EBBERT Z Co,
jy7ms Depot. Memphis. Tenn. !