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, 1866-05-23
AMCERMENTN.

Ars KuHx's CoHcEn1.-On Thursdsy evening"
Of this ueel. Hitt Agnes a. Kenny. vocalist re-
Gently rom Boetou, viii g1vs vocal and tcstfu-
mental cnpeet II Smith d N11on1 Ball, IN which
she vii b atetssea by hong tsleat The pro.
naxhy c-ue1 Of cheap concerts, bur 4 thoroughly
and ieg1tinately musical one and ore which viii
oa1 o. % s s.ts 19s o
ihe VARIOUS singer who MI! take paE1. Mis. Kenay
10 already xell and tAvoEably kuo+r i cultivated
~ ~ he45 sGef
ns at Trinity, his one Of the beat u not me bs;t
tsrte. fhe othe4 Soesi,sa are aupetor q taelf
profession and combined will pfoantt concert
worthy to close the musical reason.
Gsn3es1err wi produced By tho Open uouso Com
pany last night 10 most respectable. but nof verJ
ssdses ~, ahs p,,s w Tf p! o. .hs s,ss @
gloomy and tad character from beginning 10 end
to be vert agreeable yet there arc ne si1uatlon 70
M ana III q dsfp sga Ss aaa
dochs representation OF :" beverley" was
Garne.t and appseclallse without being powerful
@rs: agnes fey wne assumed IN ~ tas yoS o. NJ
cha1ac'etto be possessed Of much Versatility There
IL vide interval bein cen snch chaacit1 A. 'MEr.
Heyesle," and 1hat Of LADY Teasle = and both Of
1t. Lawlor u,ade IN ezceleu. ttSiukeley." and The
reri Of the caet was entirely satisfactory.
1nls afternoon t6e GoMpanJ VIZ! appsaf In !ne
popular play OF StAl ~ atsis aun DseHt anu n
a, t1e s's ~ nihS: hahcf eomso{ ~ m
MIn Maisa ~. r nto"ca VII seas'o us s'ee' part !"
1.sa R,.ts EsefT; &
~ -. &c. ..t.ht -. a. S'! a1Sept.
a.y g. ~ 49, aas$ =, ~ ~ s ne -
~ oe III the o.ss. -. y. E \. sosas sao
sl WIN f1Gst ~ suc9ss oo!A ~ EnEta1a 1n1 III
,,xs,, us 5nG ply T. ian 81 ane1aene ana
e III Geil ao1ptea 20 !ne 1astfa qaallaealoas
e.eunted 10 "1n ths regard ot ~ WHO make her
9IsQaalntanee. ~ VIII Ue repeated 10 day At The
hsinSc and n 1nS evening
MCs lCKERs iHEA1HE-Miss s bale he1soolas
maoe ns .efooa appearance Ast evening 10 ne
SntluJ o. I TaeaeIsn u 2i1seen. Eooaeeo nese
!os ~ Atet au4G. Mlse ne4snolua a. tue fooaE
Coant. Acea "lin eonsiog1aoie tp!nt, On! nc ptI.
.otaoAn0 w. maaeo ps tae AaupHon ~ luz tehea
4eEeni. Wnlen ecems cnIte!y out O p!ace n
ftencn pay, ano pfcscnts Iae ann!of irom nnGer
ssanolnE over one hal' oi me o1aoGqe- WY
young Ac1entu, any mofe 1aaa old auGntnen
hnoatn spfhS nfosen hnenen. We afe Al loss 70
conceive the maze Qp OF MISS nc c3nolas
!of tne paft Sc1J tiaeofase one. ana eth1pns
the i< ftopaEnons ol tne l1dy 70 mocn Ioo Ptoml
ncnt aosannGe; Aea Woman Mss !felgnoids -
Mest formed and tolcranly E1aeesal: A. boy sne
e nL no Means an a9feea 9e o9}es. 70 coutempt'e:
Win MAlIl aPplofA. 1oniEuts tne CuMen{ oi
reg NomnEto1. or MAske and facesf Hul oe
pescnIed-
un.,nu.,o,, T-o,,, r.rh.,trr
~ IS :,
Inc 1ac1 1hat t"o o. tne leaoanE lnsHtauens o.
learning in The Northwest hnve practically endorsed
tS1,+sr,. s.f.nntfnrous t.nn1sr S1rr s1rh+rna
, 1866-05-23
Krql 359tatR--Uuu11trp.
90 Re11t==1Hiscel ellanen,ts.

TO RENT-A large sash and
L door factory. doing larGe md t.ss.e1sst bnsl-
VIII be rented one year Or longer At low cut. No
better tn she Eest Gos sn5 man Of Gp7,
offered fer cue week onY. Also Icme large rooms
and power 10 rent. Inquire At 05 FuIton-st West
SIDE. Chlcaro. Ill., c3ks
, 1866-05-23

The Mobile Delegation in Chicago.
Ere thle paragraph reaches the eye Of the city
reader The gentlemen below referred 10 will proba-
bly, be in chicago, the party having Ieit st. Lons
tor this point yesterday at:e1nooD+ We clip the
following from the Missouri Republican Of the elst
instant:
CUT ctty a. gucs.s Of the Merchants Exchange.
consisting Of the President and D1ree ors Of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and number OF The
prominent railroad men OF Alabama, Mfsslaspp1
spd Tennessee, with their families, hxEe been ten
de.ed the courtesy Of free trip 10 chicago. BY
Robert Hale, En-. Ssne5a1 snPss;atsndens ot .hs
ccr,ed. The party yesterday, forenoon visited the
Exchange rooms, and IN the tfternoon paid
yis11 10 tbe elegant grounds and residence OF ous
fr.low .c1uzen, Henry Shaw. Esq. Tomorrow
they will be the recipients Of banquet ut the LIN
cell, and on Tuesday morning s1ll leave by the
cago- We know Of nolhinx better calculated to
impress our Southern friends with the vast assicni-
tufal rtGourcee OF the PFalste State than the pro
posed trip and as opserslnE, intelligent and c0ur
ienns aAGiet and gentlemen ~c Commend them 10
tho ho-pita1ities Of our alster city. We are also
RailSuad 10 tender the ssmt courtesies 10 such OF
The members Of the press, and TO the President.
Directors and general officers Of Ou1 st. LDut.
ltoads desire to aEal themselEe. Of them on the
occaSfOn.S
The Board Of Trade yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen as Commtuee Of Reception, to
wa.t On The guests; John 3. D9te fsss1dfn! t Q!
Rumsey. George N. Gray, F. g. Wo1cott. Harold
sptseue, Howard P1iesty. z. spEuanee, c;J- Gn.
bet. l. 8, sidway, q. W. Boyington' D. Kr<ieS,
lie sss1torz wt1l be formally received on 'chance
ut eleven O'Clock this morning. ehon1d they a19ist
{s1
, 1866-05-23

Awssde at the United States Falr, at the Illinois
STATE Fair the Chicago CJ Fair. to my bfaads OF
Furr CIDER VINEGAR. oiait Wine. Double, White, Pickle
Iii Goods WARRANTED FURE, and 10 preserve
, 1866-05-23

Far the Best Stock of Looking ElnascE
md Fruit Jars 80 to n. r. 4e1rill's Lamp aud
(;laseua arc store, II and IS kandu1ph-st. ns68
window Shades at greatly red0ceo
prirer, +. Z. KlGBi, 50 liandolpn-zt. c5ls
, 1866-05-23
CHARLES G. E. PRUssING, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT.

Merchants and Others w1ahinE TO dispose Of Stock
Of Goods, Resi- Estate Or Fersool Property. and RI
cetye full confederation 4. once. viii address
e5i531hp %. Drawer 3Y13, Chicaso.
, 1866-05-23

n Rertln, On the 18th Inst. by Rey. Ihrnes Melea
Nr. II. F. LOVE. OF Fetllg, and Mrs. s. J. BAKE
daughter Of tho lasc Dr., Theodore Dexter, OF Bosto
MaBP.
, 1866-05-23

Tue RoyxToN-NlcKEn CAsE-As mentioned ia
The legal column Of tie TRIBUNE. yesterday, tie
1aw ru1t instituted by Boyuton, Foster Co..
ssainst Alderman Z. G. Wicker aBd his partner, to
recover damages fo1 an alleged breach Of contract
IN sciation to grain ansacon, has terminated in
favor Of Mr.. Wicker. -
The proeecusou claimed that they had gold, on
Jan1aH "a, 1855, to Fomltr I Wicker. twenty thou
END nnshtlE OF corr. to be delivered ut C1tEo pY
TAy Of The Illinois Central Railroad. fast cars
could be procured 'or The delivery Of the sane that
mp 10 abont The 1ft Of April follow ine. they hsd de-
Nrrftd 70 Fowler Wicker anoat fnsfy-ouc hun
hed Ietused TO fetrtse and pay for the resi-. They
further 1epre.cuted. Thai 'nes mad nad au OF lac
corn On h1Ed tor several months rscsjpus 10 April.
md that they bad shipped the corn n fa> Al cars
could be procured md alleged that tue use OF the
road by the Government Prevented their shipping
the corr ~ last - they toud otherwise have done
The dit nce claimed that lhc understanding VIA
that Boynlon. Foslcf 60. had patt OF the corn q.
eomc elaIlpu on the road. aad were 10 procure The
balancc supg the Hue, but thai in iac& they hAd
no1e Of the corn on huud at bs time Of The conirse
but eflerNardt bargalBed for i've thousand bushels
Ot the cQtp at Lane h!ntioD, point on me OEXon
Airline Railroad, abont twenty m1ies away
from The lf1e or the tltuoA Central aallFosd; ano.
tntteah Q, having my OF tie corn On Haad. bad GOT
control Of enough corr to I'LL the rest o! tue coa'
tract. ZONE time after It WEB made, py Informing
1eis co11esponden1e. Tint they hsd -old for hefn,
on commits ion. lhc 1ffeen ihop-aLo bu-he!a part
0f tasa icse price than hey Nerr 10 get 1or Il.
The Court upGu hehftnH the le-uMon5 n The
cate md before tho Arguments in~I1e casc werc
concluded. ineuucted The 33s7 thai The plAtnufs
had fashd 10 mike out caS and that 'herciorc
they must rciuru their rcIiics1os The defendants,
, 1866-05-23
Gribnne.
WEDNESDAY, MAY ss, 1858.
THE CITY.

AKI NA17tRs.-A ver! aeecr'aole addition 10
nc nj tYea.rres IN the Cro>bY Galley wsa noAan
yesterday Ia the ehape Of larRe landscape y,ew in
OsznRe County. Eew York. by Beevoort. Webaye
not eptce tn DIS iasHe to e4T rofn th1n that 1t u
worthy the lnapecnou Of couuoiseuls.
, 1866-05-23

Worthy of'notIce to one and alf.-Ef
yon want 70 make su1e speedy and honest fortune
and ram the love oi any one you wish. address
"woSpER or THE AUE,' Lock box a5l. Dayton,
Ohio, End enclose one dollar. Al communications
promptly ans ~eFed. t3t6-W&Y
, 1866-05-23

Economy. should be practIced by
everybody in III thil1s. One dollar expenned now
those troubled N1th slight cough or hoa.seness,
cr sore throat may ease The expense Of .'octof'-
bill. neglected cough often ends in assumption:
tuber, The usual symptom. Of which ere a sore
throat and a pain in the breast, wall soon lesd.
through vant oi attention, TO bronchlt1s. days
delay msy eutail months o! suffering. Let thp
rnjcted tn af oncs Jayne'e Expector1nt. 1t II a
eandsrd remedy, aud II caratise propefttes nave
eoscssd ,heis beaith by its u.e. Sold BY ali Drns-
g1ste. Nyaa1c0u-atw TAX
, 1866-05-23
kAnlxA<<&4RMe&.

| WANHD-Ag>,ets-To sell ;
nsns s.s eas1s Es.sss, ss1's cs e Il is =
| eh2t 40 T1sct. 0SAG = &@--~' ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
GREAT cONFLAGRATToN.
2.50O Eouses Destroved.

At four o'clock, on the Morning Of the
l4thuihst., a FIRE broke out in the city of
Quebec, Canada, which destroyed an i'm
ulense amount of property. 1t began in the
house of b1r TrodeI, a grocer en- ct Joseph
street near Jacques Cartier Market Owing
to the early hour of the morning therAiwere
but few people about. The wind winch had
blown half a gale from the East all night
had slightly alated; saill it ragged with saeh
furg as 10 cause serious appFehensiors By
the time the fire brigade reached the scene,
Trudefs house wassenveloped IN flames the
Sappers were already theFe5a abut there was
some delay IN laying the hose and getting
force Of water which was not remedied for
nearly ans hour, enabling the fire to make
rapid progress. No less than ten or twelve
houses on fire, and lumlJerand woodensheds
on7aII sides ignitedg BY Baif pasbsfeet6 ighty
houses, all WO0den were in a blaze, the
flames driven by the iWandns spreading IN all
directions, and at 6:50 over I50 houses were
consumed The fire by this time ran along
ST. Joseph Notre Dame, .Des Anges to
Duncan and ST. Faliiere, carrying every
thing before it. The Church of La CongFe-.
cation stood in great danger, but a sudden
veering.of the wind saved itsfrom crossing
the street, and spreadzinto ST Saviour street
House after house fell prey to 1she flames.
Il was thought the houses eastward would be
saved, but the fire erept back, doing its work
of destruction. At II 5o'cloek the whole
centre of the district lying between St IA
viour and Lower street, running parallel with
the river. was barren waste. Leaving moth
ing to feed on, it distributed itself in oppo-
site directions The wind increasing to
gale, blowing gusts from every direction,
three separate 2confagrations were observed
at once. St Saviour Church, Dunn's soap
and candle factory, Rie's- rope walk, and
other large buildings, were in flames along
It Yalliere street; towards the toll-gate, and
street surrounding the general hospital and
convent .-.. z..-...-... E.,e f...f.-.
Another terrible fire was raging with even
greater fury back of Crown street and along
Prince Edward, Jesuit and Ryland streets,
thea flames creeping back and envef6ping
oSiCCG aitCA 0ttCCIS NCo pAeC atALtOSG ou
man Efforts The confasration' ceased about
FIVE clock, when there was nothing more
for II to feed on Moderate computation
places the Number of houses destroyed at
two thsusaud Eve hundred Loss of real
property between 25,O00,UOO and 30OOOOOO
The number of persons rendered houseless
is estimated at eighteen thousand. The body
of a man, burned almost to q crisp, was
dragged out Of house on St. Valliere St.,
but could not be recognized. Sergeant
Huges, of the Royal Artillery, was blown
up and badly burned, though not danger
ously. Lieut. Douglass was severely hurt
by the falling Of building. several seanien
received contusions, but none seriously that
we could hear Of Lieut.. Bern,r of one of
the regiments, had his arm broken by a fIr
ling beam. -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
NJ. r PARRIsH. EDTroR.
~ y ~ - . Fe-L - =
Facts About the October Elections

aus 4UUu5 Tic OCJUu6I ElCCblOuS.
We had intended to analize the Northern.
October elections and show exactly how the
books stand But In Thursdays Chicago
Times we fad the work done, and the whole
forEns5sO HteTestiH6 q chapter that we Civ =
it the prominence of our editorial columns
In all bat Indiana, remarks our cotempO-
rary, the result has not been to change es-
seDtlaliY the previous political situation.
While the popular majorities of the Radi-
cal party have been reduced in every State
save, perhaps i6Wa=the Radicals have sfeez
ted in the four States the same number of
Congressmen that they now possess, and have
preserved majorities in the State Legislature.
: In Pennsylvania, the Radical disunion
majority, oR the vote for GoveFnorrwil not
vary greatly from 49, GOD sThe niAjoI9ts for
Lincoln IN 1864 was 20075; for the Radical
State ticket in 1865 it1was D, 600 The Con
seryative gain in the present contest has
therefore been from 5000 70 5000 on, the-
popular vote. Whether this Conservative
gain represents the number Of Republicans
who have adhered in Pennsylvania to the
Philadelphia platform, the reader can form
his own inferences
The Radicals have gained in Pennsylvania
two Con 9ress men--H. I59Uake. ii the 10Th,
District, (now represented by Strouse,) and
John CoVode, in the 2lSt PistFict, which was
carried by Dawson In 1864 by u majority
slightly exceeding 100 The Conservative
candidate this year was Hugh H Mier, who
ls beaten by CQvodea by 358 majoritE
Strouse s majeriby inNthe 10Th RDistFictih
1864 was 476, which Cake now 0yercomes
by majority that Is extremely meagre. The
delegation from Pennsylvania in the Fortieth
Congress will stand as shown below, the
indicating those who are members of the
present { ODUrpss.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
Dated

s- TFoRsi aF CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, postmaster at, State
of -, certilies under his oath Of Office, that
he is acquainted with the above guarantors,
and knows them to be men of property and
able to make good their guaranty.
Dated -. fsep226t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

DISTRESSING 4 4lfair-sjn last Saturday,
near Waterford, ln this county, at the Fes'-
dence of Mrs. Walker, occurred one Of the
most unfortunate and distressing ahairs
which IL has ever fallen to our lot 70 record.
During a difficulty between MR. Logan
Walker and aAtr. flames, the superintendent
on WTs Walkers farm, the latter was killed
bv q shot from piittol in the hands Of Mrs.
Bradley. sister OF Walker The parties
were arTaieaed in this city on Wednesday,,
before Justices Caldwell Jackson and Milan.
bv whom Logan Walker was discharged, and
Mrs B. held to bail in the sum oi
S5OO-Holly Springs Reporter l9tA.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

-ANNOtNCEafFN fFNTS-4AaneHReiBg- the-name- of
any Pefson for e5dnty Once, SO State feraf So
e The above TeEms aHa ates viii be srietl adhered q
feliEious. nesth
and viii he willingly inserted FREE OF CHARGE Obit
uaries viii be charged for az advertising rates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Brev Brig. -t3en. Christopher Carson
(the Kit Carson Of former days1 has bsen
selected by Gen. CbaFleton 10 eemmand s
battalion Of YolpRtseEs oFganizsd for service
against hostile indians On the norsbera
frotiers Of New Meziees
Hos5 to GTogs Chsssuts Gather them
when tuilY ripe. but not dry. Fasten them
in bax ar keg, and burg It two feet ifl dry
ground until spring. Take it up as soon as
the frost Is out you viii End the nut8
spToated. some of them an inch long, If
these shoots are broken OF they VIII sosn
be replaced Plant them IN nursery rews.
and cover with an inch Of leaf mold The
young plants are tender, and Should hs
covered with earth the 6rst winter
a gentleman at the Astor House table
New York, asked the person sitting next q
him, If be would please 80 pass tue musterdi
Sir" said the man. do you mistake me
/ for q szaiterT /" On 10 sir, was the reply,
misfOok you for gentleman.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
- NKYER - - -.

Rsspsstfaiy dedicated to shs aothers ia6vs.
$50 Sisters of Shs tialla,ss Dssa.3 ss-E
Lke She visions af bssty isa s1siz- 7r
Of the weary and battle-Wgrn brave
Who dreams IA bis sluaiber, ssar oaef ss home.
Or the desret Who ssosp iatae zskts-sa sfI5 81
ThY have Passd from ear paFHhS % Fssozsof Bliss,
Where the lights q eternity tarns
They greeted by FRIENDS he pTeceasd thsaa thers
And never again viii resurn. sa aie
The srons hearty grasp fs byavs soldiers hanas
And shs fsFTeqt CD bless Eopi" Ys gaYs- lash s.5v
Are the sad reeolleetions cherish 50 dear
Of shsaoonirads shs'sloePi IN his srass. fT
And heweveF humble his state may have bssn. b ~
His valor nc soldier may spurn,
For he offered his fife fer the homs thEs he isvs9, 4
And he never again viii RETURN 80 f10.) 1isfs-
The mother in tears. or ths sond anxious s-siss.
0rths sster Elll liss fer sae squad ~ fcsIss ~
OF his foetfsll to break the still silent air,
when shadows cf night gather round
Ard stil in the dsrtIess bane aieksriug sfshs
. For the absent eQntin barn -
Bat the winds from the battle ed vhsper the w7rds;
/ ''EIe never again viii return - 700 4 -stA la
a BE EAUTIFUE GEE,
--@. 1 ----1 - 80 .5-t
sE There's many empty srs5lv...-.sus - aII aI
There's msaF vaeass I'D
There's many lonely bosom.
Whose joy and light have hed.
Tor thick in every graveyard
The Iisas hiIocks he
zrs And every hHlock represents .s-s
An angel in the sky.
-l.---------l ffst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

Gentlemen Of the jury. SAID Western
lawyer, would you set a rat trap to catch a
bear, or make fools Of yourselves by trying
to spear a buffalo with a knitting needle
1 know that you would not Then how can
you be guilty Of convieting my client Of
rnan-slaughter for taking the life Of q
sroaanf The prisoner was acquitted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The largest valley in the world is the
Valley Of the Mississippi, containing 900, 900
square miles
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
FoaN -.

The understand residing mt -, State Of
-, undersake that if the bid fer carrying
the mai on tie lsoute 10 = (if the num-
Der be not given IS not essentially be ae-
cepttd IS the Postmaster Geeerai the bid
der shall enter int.o the required Obligation,
or contract to perfurm the contract, with
good and sufficient securities
Fkska4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The Congressional delegation in the
Fortieth Congress, from the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and Iowa viii
stand Iorty-eight Radicals to twelve Johnson
! Democrats1 s<s sat5-t1s5a.s sg9-t-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
The County Press.

The following truthful article is taken
fromlone of the ablest Journals in the conn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

One of our exchanges, in noticing the
presentation of a silver cup to "a contempo-
r,.Eyr says He needs no cup. He-can
drink from any vess. that contains liquor,
whether then neck of u bottle, the mouth of
a demijohn, the spie of keg, or the. bang
Of barrel = &
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The Texas House of Representatives has
rejected the Constitutional Amepdmentby a.
vote of 67tp 5..rs s4g7m .s...f..r
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

In Iowa, of course the Radicals have
swept ything-whieh ia merely to say
that they have not lost anything. Their ma
ioritv viii not vary greatly from VII it il has
been heretofore. The Radicals have bad All
the State officers and the entire delegation
IN Congress Tor a series Of years. In 1864
their lowest majority in any Congressional
district was 5,27l their highest, 1899
Their majorities this year present about the
same range. The state ticket elected con
sists of Secretary Of State, E. Wright
Treasurer Samuel r Rankin auditor,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

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, viii be promulgated in a day
or two.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The latest on dit that supplies fashionable
society with a 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.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

John a. Elliott Register Of Land once, &.
e. Carpenter Attorney General, /. Il, Bis,
sell The Congressional deiegatit,n-
Radicals Of the worst disunion SORTS com
posed as follows in the next Congress
l--*Jas + Wilson, Vim sLoughbridge,
2-*Hiram Price, 5-TG 81 Dodge,
37rzs Nm B Allison, 67-#A w Hubbard.
The radical disunion party in four States
went into the -October contest with f0rtv-s
eight out Of the sixty .G6agrass men, which
thn5se States are. entitled to elect. They have
c1me0at of that cuntest Nj th Jhe sa1ne nuIn5
.,er;lhaging ;sainei tgosin the East to make
up for the loss of tWO In the West But they
have tailed to .ainatthe East4ie heavy losses
they have met with at the Ntst In. the popu-
lar vote. sEhB-result IOes 10 PROVE that it is
in the West that thea sUbHr second thought'
is returning to men s minds and that 10 Is to
the practical cOmmon sense men of the
West, instead of political eharl4tlns of the
East, that the country must lock for the besa
ginning of its political salvation T-. - ISIS I'd
There are 6,7g5,357 acres Of imprOKed
Urt. .
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

ExEHPTED FROM STAMP DUTY The Com
missioner Of Internai Revenue has decided
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.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27

The Grand Arny1Of the Republic, a trea.
sonable organization of Radicals, which has
reached a membership in the West Of up
wards of 100000 rnembsrs, is being rapidly
propagated in the East Ea
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-10-27
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