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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

reusa- Il here s1-llzht-I Do not want the
~1urEz-1 S-ztEEE % -eome b1ez into Eae
Union a dezra5sd and dehazsd people
Load cheers Iher are Esz = . = g
ua-t - sEs AuerIcaa 1s@lr- s EAev are
ds--zf5 and treated WIza lEuanInT and
e3n1a-nu1--E NAH rAsZ- -Ei1sa saeF cone
hack u lasous usrt ~ tins -Taat coG1trT,
an hauarsa u1-E5oEl Of the American people
I waus then u ou-as back VIA al 11eE
z1anhoo3-thsn they era e ard not without
tnz- % Be 8 part 0t -hese Lni1a1 -Ea1ss-
E P-eeiEsaf E91lsrg 81 len EgEa-ers
Neither false curls. false calves, no- even
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A BAEEE gA1-ES FIBLsS. p G. UEA FORD
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

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be granted lha leoa- lei hzr - E-e llznzarl-
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made l-l tallk tls 7EorlL s7zs zll sunshine
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her dream hzs Ez6s5- hsE lea-- r7zz broken
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las1 1ls beluEae one q sHz1sha5- azG aI8 Quz
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

To the People Of Virginia E0rth Caro-
Ius. South Carolina Georgia Ala
bama- Mississippi. Tennessee. AZ
kansas. Missouri. El0Ela ana Texas
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

It's SID thas she rsd ants never r-o1sle
eiosats supplied With black walnut lesEss
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-06

Horrible AHsIr Il [onEzna-A Preach
e AETdsEz z Razch Proprietor The
Body Cooked and Served 70 Travellers
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SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIOE
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Dr.. sAmCEE GrIBERrs
Preparations.

= DR. SAMUEL GsE.BERT. 50 eslel.rzsss
= sas'aE ss= 81 - Ian sss=fss gsHr sss
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-13
AUCTION SALES.


NJ .-r, " .. l I b'
- r, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Trustee in a certain
% 4 S hSsSnSf ss ros @s
to % a a &c & O Of ss SS
Company to the amount OF s225 900 which Mortgage
Sss s @ SS Fl SPS % Ss
q Blair on che lSth Day o. 3 "a D. lS S & IN mortgage
sordng deeds etc in and for the county OF Centre
aS ps R IL Hereby Ss cUe that
been made for more than ninety DAYS 10 nc
in pursuance Of the written request to directed the
holders Of more than ESQ OO6 in amount Of he said
bonds and by virtue of the power conferred in
ana S S Ss Ry sS se oS Ss sa @ % ps
n s.oShS, Auetloheers, at the PHILADELPHIA Ex-
S7, 6. i9 the civ Of ha Thursdsy the
hereinafter stated the vhoe Of the said
The whole OF that section of said Tyrone and Clear
Iia haI9a9 @ rom the point of ntersectlon with the
county, PennsyivsniS to r6iIIips6us Centre County,
as the same is now constructed together
fences, PRIVILEGES, rights, ana ali real property Of
and ali tolls Income SnE OsNRsng ssmes AND -
70 be derived and to ase from the same ana ali the
tons between said points with ali The buildings stand
ing thereon OF prOSSSr16dG SS1 GESq%EIi11y GSfEsEgiEI
II he ands, railways raj bridges culverts trest G.
of way workshops, machinery, stations depots depot
grounds w9Tks masonry and other supersructure,
nature kind appertanng or belonging to the above
Tyrone and eare railroad and owned by said Com
panY In connection therewl h
The sai0 section of the Tyrone and Ceateld Railroad
extending from the intersection of the vTone Clear-
field Railroad with the railroad formerly belonging TO
the 1yrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company but now
70 the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company, Is about
20 miles in length, - ,,.
$1,000 OF the purchase money be pad in cash when
the property struck off, ana the balance within 20 days
thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the SAID balance OF purchase
money TO the extent of the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the
tuled coupons OF the said bonds be made in the saC
BOMBS OF coupons and II the dividend Is less than the
actual sum Que upon the said bonds or coupons the
holders may retain possession OF the said bonds anC
coupons recepting to the said Trustee for the saC
dividend and endorsing payment of the same on the
bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF convey anc
the premises the purchaser purchasers in pur
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the SAT-
mortgage.
Any iurther information in respect to said SALE o.
premises may be had upon applca ton to the under
stoned Trustee at the Office of tho Pennsy vanla Rail
road Company, No. 23S s. Third street. Phi ade pha.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 238 s. THIRD Street.
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers,
81 mf4m Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH rect,
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THREE HUNDRED PAINTINGS
SPLENDID ENGRAvINGs,
Worth the Price of the Share, for
Every Subscriber
PLAN OF DRAWING.

The PLAN OF AWARD adopted is the following -
2l0O0O NUMBERS repre- sent ing the certificates Issued
TWO TlCKETs, Inscribed with the names OF the pre-
mi ms, 10 wit, the opera House, Three Hundred
Paintings, the Bust of Lincoln, VIII be placed 10
Fl IN these wheels a number and premium will be
drawn simu taneousy, the number drawn, in each in
stance, taking the prem ium drawn with it.
The subscrlption-books will close on SATU RDAY,
the 22d of September 1866, and the lst OF october
the AWAbD OF PREMIUMS win be publicly made at
The subscription hooks, on being closed, will be
have kindly consented to act as the Chicago mem
beIs OF the Committee to conduct the award of Pre-
WILLIAM +. CooLBAUGH. President Union Ma.
AMOS 4. HALL, Treasurer c. b. g. Q. R.R
+. G. BALL Kimbark u Co.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs Co.
j. G.. DORE, President OF the Board OF Trade.
JAMES II. bowen, President Third National Bank.
JAMES z. FARGO Agent American Express.
/. Y. MUM Mum Scott, Elevator.
j. A. ELLIS, President second National Bank.
These gentlemen, together with such others from diff
number for the purpose lair presenting share
holders at large win have the sole management of the
award in all its details.
SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER
THE CROSBY OPERA-HOUsE ART AssOCIA.
TlON is git enterprise, and must not be conoundet
take place the Opera House without the authOr y
consent OF the prOpdetors.
EASTERN OFFICE AND GALLERIES,
No. 625 BROADWAY, n. Y.
All orders for certificates and communications shou
be addTessedto
U.H. CROSBY, Actuary A. A.,
And directed either to 625 Broadway, New York. or t.
2s Crosby's Opera House, Chicago, Ill. Ort
II. B. PUGH,
Corr AcE IN M DuI, ADEIp purA
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THE PHILADELPHIA % TR tNsCRIPT;

The friends OF Mr. Crosby, OF Chicago have displayed
that courageous bOdness in organizing the grand
TO draw him out of the lnvovements caused by his too
speculative spirit in building the Chicago Opera House,
which Is ordinarily the ceran precursor TO OF
course there is always some doubt entertained respect
ing the intepTty Of such an association; but are
gratified say the names OF the CHICAGO members
the commit ee to superntend the distribution of pre-
miums stand high in the mercantile aud business
world that rational presumption be found against
the success of the enterprise
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THE NEW YORK WORLD

A new Art Association bas been fonned by company
OF prominent citizens of New York and the Western
cities the purpose of cOmpensatng Mr. Crosby for
II loss o; the magnificent fortune spent by him In his
generous and praisewoTthy attempt TO establish the
opera in his i've city. The chances S5 each,
and the premium the magnificent Opera House Lsel
lull of the choicest gems by the greatest names In
American art the building costing In Itself over 5000 goo
We the ObeC OF the association 70 every cit
who is capable Ordesrous of Tewardng the
and magnificent spirit displayed by Mr.. Crosby In his
munificent liberalIty.
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NJ o T Z G E,
8 l3 In4t


i, r. FRANKLIN RALLI trustee in a certain Indeu-
executed by the Tyrone and CeaTned Railroad COMPANY
the prncpa interest OF s se %
the amount OF $4,000 which mortgage is dated The lt
Or rec ron a1S deeds is and for the county Blair
book b. page fls etc. and IN The office for recordhS
deeds etc in and for the county OF Centre the s6
4O6 etc. hereby give that default having been
due and o the ss9 B0nd a.
In pursuance OF the write request, to directed
bones, and by virtue of the power cOnerred upon me
ae and desect se TO by @ e sGS @ to pub
IhQMASx y nsoNSiS, Auctloneers at the PHILADEL,
Thursday the 9th day OF September a D. 1855 upon
he terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole
Of the said morris aged premises and franchises viz.
ee se MhSe Of roth that SG0n Of the Tyrone and ear
syiTana, to Phiiipsburg in Centre COUNTY PennsyI-
ySna, a. ths saee is now consruce ed, tOgether with
spikes IRON timber bridges, fences, together win all
longing o said CoHpany appurtenSnt 10 said road
and al the rights, liberties, privileges and corporate
IsSHs Tss Rom issues sue and profits be derived and
aISe S from % uhe same and al the lands used and oeou
Gonts with all buildings Standing thereon procured
AND GENERALLY.
~, All ~ me lands reway raj yrdges culverts, tres
rights OF way workshops, machinery, stations depots
SPe en works masonry ana other
MhateveI nature or kind appertaning or belonging t.
Ol tne shlu TYRONE and CeRrte Railroad and owned
, Dy ssu ompan, IN connec On there with, and all the
said road andCOmpany
The said section of the said Tyrone and oearfeld
Eallroad extending from said lyrO G Station Blair
county 10 ana through the bolouGh of Pnilpsburg, In
centre county, is about 2Sa miles In length
TERMS OF SALE
SlOOOU OF the purchase mon 10 be paid in cash when
days thereafter.
Payment account of the said balance Of purchase
money 10 the extent of the dividend thereof payable
me bonds secured by the said rgage and the naural
coupons OF the said bonds may be made In the said
bonds or coupons; Il he dividend Is less
than the actual sum Oue upon the said bonds
and COUPONS, the no deIs retain possession
OF me said bonds and coupons receiptng 70 the
SAID trustee Tor the said dividend and endorsing pay
ment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon me purchase-mOney being paid as Aforesaid the
Irlslee VIII execute ana deliver deed o. Conveyance
OF he premises TO the purchaser or purch serS IN pursu
mortgage,
Any further Information in respect to the sald sale
premises may be had application the undersi led
Trustee a. his office, No AZ south THIRD Street In tie
city Of Philadelphia. - - -
No AZ south Third street
NJ THON AS 4 SONS Auctioneers,
imam Nos. lS9 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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NJ o I E.
I, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
9sRTs Of by e q e TPer ds
SompSny to ne as mortgage in trust to secure the
payment OF e principal and interest Of bonds Of said
dated the 81 day q November K D. 1850 recorded
m int G Of blair S o6 Se M SS Of s SRe tor %
1860 in Mortgage Book "B pages lO7 lOs lO9. llO and
or more than ninety day the paw ment Of the inte,
rest dueonl demanded on the said bonds will pursu
OF the written request TO me directed of the
holders of more than teen thousand dollars in amount
upon me in that respect by the SAID mortgage expose to
Public sac and sell to the highest and best bidder by
PhIA ExHnANGE, in the CITY Of Phadelpha. on
terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole OF
the said Mortgared premises, viz. -
field Railroao from the point OF intersection with the
Bar o S p6 p 0F % @ ,e m
gIaded line Of the said Tyrone and Clearreld Railroad
about three miles and one quarter from the Pennsy-
Cana at Ia9n M & as the same Is nOT
ways rails bridges iences privileges. rights, ana a
longing to said COMPANY adjacent connected with
the line of said section OF three and quarter
profits to be derived and 10 arise from the same and
or stations between said points said section three
and one-auarter miles with all buildings standing
AND GENERALLY.
AL the lands railways. rails bridges, culverts trese
of way, okshops machinery, stations, depots depot
grounds, works. masonry, and other superstruCture,
zeal estate buildings and Improvements of whatever
nature or kind appertainDg or belonging the above
mentioned pro perty and TO The said section the said
Tyrone and Clearfe Railroad and owned by said
Company in connection Herewith.
The said section OF the Tyrone and Clearheld Railroad
extending from the point OF intersection of the said Iy
and Clearfeld railroad with the Pennsy vania
Railroad the point of Connection with the graded line
OF the said yrOne and Cear1ed Railroad, known land
~ he Intersection" is about 34 miles in length
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the purchase be paid in cash when
tie properly Is struck off, ana the ba ance within twenty
day thereafter.
PAYMENT on account of the said balance
Of purchase money to the extent of the
dividend thereof payable on the bonds
by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
Of said bonds be in The said bonds coupons
and tie dividend is less than the actual due upon
the said bonds pons the holders retain
session of the said bonds and coupons, receiptng
10 said Trustee for the said dividend and endorsing
pay ment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons
Upon the purchase money being paid as Aforesaid,
the SAID Trustee will execute and deliver deed of
conveyance OF the premises to the purchaser pur-
chasers in pursuance of the power conferred upon him
by the said mortgage
Any 1urjher Information in respect 10 said sale or
premises may had upon app !cation to the under
signed Trustee at the office OF the PennsY yania Rail
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 23S 8. third Street
NJ. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers.
Nos. l39 ana l4l $. FOURTH Street.
6 IL m3m Philadelphia.
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TIE NEW YORK TIMEs.

This enterprise the reef OF Mr. Crosby from the
difficulties which he had rendered himself liable by
bui ding the Chicago Opera House has length taken
tangible form and comes vyidy before the readers
columns. IL bears with il the endorsement the
leading citizens of Chicago and what's almost of much
importance the indot sement of the princna artists
principal ielOw-citZeens may be accepted as guaran
tee of The good faith the enterprise while thai OF the
titing art
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ANOTHER FIREMEN's RIoT.-The Good
Will Engine and Western Hose Companies had
a running street fight yesterday afternoon, from
Twentieth and ChesnuL streets to Spruce and
Twentieth streets, during which stones were
thrown and pistols fired by the conteuding
parties. Several arrests were made, and the
parties were locked up for hearing.
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FACTS REGARDING THE FIRE DEPART
NENT.-A new hose carnage has been con-
structed in this city for the Junior Fire Com.
pany, OF Reading. 1t was built under the super
intendence OF Committee from the Indepen.
dence Hose Company.
The Neptune Fire Company, No. 10, of Albany
N. T., are making arrangements to visit this
city in September. The Company will bring
their steamer with them.
The Good Intent Engine Company housed
new carriage on Saturday.
The Assistance Fire Company have sold their
hose carriage to a company in Warren, Ohio.
Neahe Levy, in this city, are constructing
thirdclass steam fire engine for the Washington
Fire Company, of Lancaster. The Friendship
Fire Company, of the same city, are also hav
ing new steamer built.
The Southwark Engine Company have made a
contract for the rebuilding of their carriage.
The Franklin FIRE Company have received q
beautiful frame, containing likeness of late
member, from Il. A. BrlcKman, late Chief En-
gineer OF the Sacramento California;, Fire De-
partment
The Perseverance Hose Company are having
their carriage thoroughly overhauled and re-
pared.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

IRBABURY DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
,,,,- ., -, WAsHn GToN, June "a, 1866. y
Whereas II. A. Hall and Others, as "NanaEing Direc-
tors" o the Grand National Concert TO be held IN
Washing ton D. c., on the I'd OF August next have mace
Due application to /. Glephan Collector of Internal
ReYenue Tor the Collection District of the District OF
Columbia, permission to hold lottery, rattle or
gilt enterprise and presented him satisfactory evi
dence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle OF gift
enterprise vii be devoted to chartab uses permission
is hereby granted TO such managing Directors 10 hold
such lottery, rate OF gilt enterprise from arpe
whether from tax or license in respect to such ottefy
ran1e, or gilt enterprise. f. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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RoBBING A Book STAND.-A lad was
committed on Saturday for the larceny Of a
money.0rawer from a OoOkstand on Chesnut
street, the theft having been cOmmittedm broad
d9yhght and the Chef walking with the plum
der unconcernedly along the most travelled
street Of the city. Alderman Patchell committed
him TO answer
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-The following per-
sons were admitted to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital yesterday =
George Mullen, aged seventeen, residing at
No. 1882 Wharton street, with his leg badly
bruised by being run over by wagon.
George Worrel, aged siXty-two, who slipped
at his residence, Sixth street, above Brown, and
broke his leg.
William Laycock, aged twenty-siX, residing
in Fifth street, above Spruce, with several ribs
broken, by falling off the roof of the Robert
Morris Hose house, at two o'clock yesterday
morning.
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On Thursday Evening, October IL, 1855.

100000 tickets at sl each-75U0O presents valued at
$3.50 600, consisting of Fine Residences Lots Pianos
Diamonds, Jewelry, silverwsre, etc. etc,
The many swindling schemes that have been pre-
sented TO the publc during the past few months
what delayed our seles until able satisfy the
people throughout the country that this enterprise was
genuine and solely for charitable purposes The Drec
tors are confident of the sale every ticket, and have
allotted sufficient time to guarantee the sales without
any further postponement.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM L. OWENS,
No. 527 CHEsNUT STREET, Philadelphia;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
F. NoLEN CO., General Agents,
No. 2lO West FOURTH Street, Wilmington DEL
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THE NEW YORK EXPRESS.

Seriously, the scheme is most royal one The
Crosbv Opera House the first premlumis worth more
stores and studios amounts TO $50 OO The value of the
first paintings reaches S4S O0U At the time,
the names OF the Chicago members of the Committee
for wardng premiums sufficient guarantee ior the
perfect legitimacy OF the drawing such has be
fore been offered by any association of the natlra
They might pledge the honest dstrlbu ion
OF hall State, II IL possible 10 expose IL 10 the
chances. As IL Is they constitute guarantee for r.
crosby, which he could have earned by nothing but
II unimpt ached nte gritty, In his aTduous scheme.
3 II sWs3t
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WOODS ON FIRE.-Passengers by the after
noon train from Atlantic City, on Saturday. state
that tae woods are on fire several miles north
of Elwood, New jersey. AT that time at least
one mile of trees were in full blaze. Unless a
heavy rain should fall an immense amount of
property will be destroyed. Great piles of cord.
wood are on fire, and there is no possible way
OF suppressing, or even checking, the flames.
The dense smoke coming from the woods can
be seen at Waterford, a distance OF over thirteen
miles. The fire originated accidentally from
'cOaling.n
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ARREST OF A SHOWER OF THE "QUEER."-
man who gave the name of John Anderson
was arrested on Saturday night at Fourth and
Shppen streets, on the charge of passing coun-
terieit money, and of having a deadly weapon
concealed upon mis- person. He was locked up
in the Second District Station, and was yester-
day held by Alderman Tittermary for further
hearing The note he offered was $40 coun-
teIfeit on one of the National Banks of In
diana.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-13

THE CITY CoAIAdIssIONER.-City Councils
will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon,
TO act upon the official bonds OF Major d. P.
Weaver City Commissioner, elect.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-13

RooFs DESTROYED BY FIRE.-About nine
O'Clock yesterday morning the roof OF dwell
inc at No. l20 ShiOpen street was slightly
damaged by fire. About ten O'Clock yesterday
morning the root of dwelling in the rear of No.
9l7 Chesnut streeG was burned off.