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BaitiDlOrc advertisements.
Here l. = Machine for the lssrmcrs:
Iia L,os afU GTca' Aican tage ~ Hrc-h
IN l..naLl NIL
GEISER'.S PA TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

o.
~ -. d, g., ..,,,.ii,, a., r. 80.
-. i,,rrest,I ,,iJ s,,a,,,;,,,.,
i,uprny,u,eut. which r,,,;.i,.raLlv r.Lmcss ~,
cNicnsc # Thrc.hint Grain, over any Machine
now in Use. III peculiarly ada ptc'lto ia work
aud can be- atiachc', {" either belt or iron rod
F"wcrs. II clea"s ihe ''rain thoroughly by one
Other machine. Grain cleaned by Nh: M.
i"r' 4" worm "ii" ~ ~" cents per bushel more
~" Ti' ,lr.t" marhin" i " c"n"@nicntiy srr.,,.I
"h""ls' ahd IS inlly warranted.
REl ERENf'FN;
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectful, T..
lrrrrd tn the ab"vc FERTiLiZEi,S ~ hcin.
prepare. "a the best manner. th,r"ushly ri
abl" aud ~ every way calculated &" give uni
Vsrsal -aii,iacil"u They sac exit. ,,,jv
known. being used with great sur,..>s dunn
the pact siN "r scyrn y.nrs. "" ~, ,.tt
dent that all whn buy The abnvc ferti.ix..r.
will r-'-iVr luli return for their .uiia. t-'
only ul-,n the crop manur~i herewith h''
even i''r -"v"rHl years nl"'u sri@s mi '..'.'
af"' "t"p-.
l.. !. RrTH \ 90. A.,>t..
Ia w. it"wiy'- witi.
July o.. lsI.. y Haltiinnf.. Nj
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Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL WILL.
THE VICTOk.

loI completeness 80, sii.-tir'ut. ti'as....
durability and working l~wei. IN ,t' i"t.
CANE MILL has nu equal ~, ilu',d
the important feature th.t l,guinir, .iu t,.e
ing OF 'hc mill. The ridge sci1'uI 'i tL' ,''.'
As soOn as presented. thu relieving th, la'.i
." often necessary Z" force the .tnias =" 90. ,i
trance between smuoth roll. AMI 90 'i., -.,a..
time secures it, direct passage 4" the ,,i.rLat..
roll. They also break III, wuody ibfr 90 -l,..,
intervals, and thus rupiufing the r.ii. can D..
the more ready How 1T the iuicc. Wral-uh.NS
hori'onta mills, lot hor-c. WIT. su4 -u,
power
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BROS. Il co,
229 BALTIMORE ST,

tpLNEE ~ CHARLES.
ia r. . fINE STNsk or
,.u.i Muirhr- i,f Ladies' AT Gentlemen.
~Itsr. iiuutn, CH-r Watches of all kind.
,.'I ,latelu.n vc-t aud Guard Chains.
uar.,'t Eariiue-. Fins. Bracelets Rings.
a.. sGi,. ct i"welry oi new styles.
bracelets. Necklaces. Earring. and Pins Of
great variety.
Peer. Carbunrlc. Seal aud other Rings.
Siiy.. SI.ri... Forks. Ladies'. Butter Knives.
A.. a..
silver Pitchers. "vbi"t.. Cups. salts. a..
Fancy Silver ,'us,i- If new STYLES.
rllird t. and I"tl.~ set. of late patterns.
Cs.tef-. El.kci.. o." Pitchers and Cups,
Plated 81 Aishtir Forks anI Spoons "f best
quality
Tntir nui ,Art cutlery. scissors RAAors.
Wa'.i"- carefully repaired.
Fam. nlrra t,ls--"s. pnitin"naies; beautiful
r,ris nil' .ni Porcelain Vases beautiful Par.
f. c.,rl E".r.s"i. ,ud "ih"r articles; Pfout's
H.. SOD fsaHi b,u-hr.. Fin" Mnrbl. aud
Bro. 81 l'r'. ',..'. Br,ny-i Figures and
Hft.ati..ff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-21

oS THE FIELD.
Il Ills terrible yet desirable result has bcen
l brought about by MILLgR'a RAr Kutsa,
nnc 81 the greatest discoveries Of the age. II
never fails but always does the work effective.
Is: e dead shot not only 10 Rats aud Mice, but
tn Kulchcs. Ants and all other kinds of verinin.
Among she many advantages Il possesscs over
all similar preparations. are the following:
Il can be placed with safety anywhere, 80 IL
contains not particle OF that most dangerous
and inilammablr Of all known substances,
o,J,iors,. which enters largely into the com
lsr-ii.,r u al other Rat Pastes sold, aud which
,nme,iinrs causes serious destruction Of proper.
~ by hr" We would therefore, advise farmers
aud "th-rs who have much combustible mate.
llin'i r"inp,unds. -, they run = great risk
i.i"i"ifo
GA Paste b. composed III ingredients III which
Hal. and ether Ncrinin are specislly 'ond Of.
hence. il,'l will ,at il when they refuse other
sini.. II never harlons aud becomes worth
le.. lis, those pho-pL"ric Rat Exterminators.
hui Ni~1!s rctains IL prop"T consistency -losrs
u"ur 80 ~. poisonous properties. act. promptly
aia clliririily ia a." destruction Of these pest4
u intiuanity als,sr mentioned. Rats after eat
iug 90 haI, % ra.:ius burning thirst which roIn
teis Thorn in leave their holes ia search ri
wat.i, and % ia" pr"Is'r pTccauiinn be- used Ia
La'" ~. water open about the PREMISE. they
"il o.. 80 700 iul o.. sud die elsewhere. For
ratiiru.sf- wrappers "n b"tile-. Try =
letii' N' VII guarantee u ia every INSTANCE
o. T.. -ts. Prepared only by
\. ! MILLER.
1. y. ii"~R,d street. Baltin,ur..
!; WILLIS. N"i>I. T"w.on,"wn. Md.
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Family Grocery.
Ijams a. Hutchins,

liloih, th,ir old friends niI'l customer. sni
E. ruAip' generally, that they keep 90 hnui
WINE ANh LiQrOES. "a weed aud glass. i"r
h," ll.I..H an', other purposes; -uv"fi"i .us,-
..1f'.t 70 Ms she rAnir".t hfsul-"f FAMILY
lot u lmr'ivl onmp"Wd"r. i"un. lly.,u
Ia flHrs Teas lava. La gIiifa nhl RIO oii.,..
i..I. o. d. fUit"rts"i. tlufiir.i abb Eiowu
...D.t. t,'a. th'.s' itc. farif.. i.lr.
H.. &. iea.t lewl 80 satItt,-. -tg,...
Extract, S,lad uil. plre SID. i.t-.
l t'a1ni ...sr's. Gh"r hn. tI
-. Iti'. Ind 'riry d.. yfur.. * .a
''.. ..' rJ tf.,,. II 1l>. M....-... k.f.-.f..
tb.l.s..tir .nJ iari n,l. T"bsrc,. uul..u'
'1.".'. '.i..-''l Powder h"' q. -. r.t'. ST..
rHi t.o o. -.ll ''h,.iH..' -. ..'. .t'"
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Miscellaneous.

Alr.. ~. McCrcady, says
" have used, Tor nine Year,, % uf".s.. q, ..-
hvr Machine, and upon il haas d ea.l kII4t
"i family sowing for the house. d, .a. g.. hiieu
nnd husband. besides a great dra.o, lame, u 3D.,
AZ braidiug. quilting. ani cmbtu.l,lln. 'ur
ring all that time my innr'iu h.I tsrt ..'.i q.
ga repair. except when hai ..e ...
~. aud IL u a. good ncw o' 80
bought u. "
Mrs. Dr. hitting siVes tnc loi.o~.np roa.on
iof the superiority oi tlr ,,tVt,t. .. 1861.
chimes over all othcrs
D." The elasticity ct the t.u. .ni .lI
when II j, required aud ais" tl't' e.. '.'
,ug it,olf. a. you leave Off ni
chine may Doe used for cnbrrii. -if nI 81.
aud therein consists tlr .I"'
machu's.
&" The stitch will ut btsn. el,eu
ts lh" other, do. and ncithri o'
work.
~ hnl this stitch viii ar,, t..
garments dn -uutwcai the c r...' o.. "a fast.
" ran use il iroi the l...' .a
10 Nau.o X mu~lln.
Mr.. Alice u. whppl-. w.i,."i ..,.Al. NI9.
pie. Secretary Of thu AM. vi irl.trs.
association, testihc.
z As the result NJ your oi ,as .'. ,r
pericncr. what mhchin" cts y"r Af
general family instruw .f
T. The Grover u Baker, da..I 3.
2. Stat" the rcas'n-. .nrl of t...
e. You, ioF this opinion.
ihat"i any other mach4nc ls.. ...
-eein. 10 inc much more .imp''
neut than ether machine.
tag" is ia" ease with winch iha .pf
when necessary b. do -; uud .......
work. by al experienced per o.. .tt
Baker machine. J.. sttrr ih..i.t.
person GA any other machine. ir.l il.,. iiHI.'
skill To work other 'n.ch.n" 90 3D. i..''.r... t d..
Baker.
Mrs. General Bucl says he prcst. co.. .,....
= Bakcr machine over al uth'f..
on account nf IL. durthiif.
tcity If stitch aud siren :th vt - 40.
Or rips.
"it is preferred over all ..th.--. .- s..
easy ia It's movements. AMI sU.t .....
Ell. and very simple in IL. GONE. 't..f ID.
90 We can accomplish move ip .n.
this sewing machine. than wr..t.
hy hand sewing"
Mrs. pf. Watt. say
&C. have had several y",ft' Emperor, t.
Is Grover Baker machine" wturi p No.
inc great satisfaction. Il. chi. ...-..
makes q strong elastic stitch - V.'v
kept in order. ami WORKED e.f ... p. '.. ...,.
which think Is very great f'.'' .'s.' p.
J avn nnt very familiar with nIr .'' -' 'rH H.-...
uVrep; Wheeler wilson. wt n. n',-
| think the Grover 4 nskc~ naei.a.
easily managed. AMI less Liable 90 ',..'
.lar prefer ia" Grover u h...r-. i,..i' P,
Mrs. \. B. SpOoncr. says;
" answer conscicntiuu-ly. t.'.
the best. all things considered. t.t
have known.
Elm tho first place. IL wy .rt'.
lily learned the scwin: ir'.
pool il a great ADVANTAGE 'ha -'..
~ reliable. u doc. .-.i.' ~ s.' '....
and the embroidery stitch ....l.
e.; cut of order. !, "i-rai"s ''-r s.
suppo'" San spin u a.. ap u, " -
Perfect machine.
q" J have had occasion g. ct.ls..
with that 81 Othcg ulach:Ies. .. Irsu4. .
q D.
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COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRAToR
r'.f r,~r'- nj 10. 70 '".. t".
1900" ~ uSE. ALL frLLr wAaGANrtt

iirsf Irm,.'-' nj 1o.'y '". tn.
1900" ~ usE. ALL frLll HAEENNTi.r
COOKS ENAPoEATuR h. .in,r.rs,. ....-.
uhc ia its construction. II ,'nnsi.i.tuau.saI
Grating pan "i sheet metal. copper 90 ra'Va'.,
I'd iron, placed nn fockrrs with Wooded -.,ls
sud ~ divided b., ledge Al. &" iorm d r..ii,.
uous tTHnVetsc channel oyer f. h.a'vt ,a.. .....
ing surface ui from ., IT, ~ ts"i.
Ills estimated thsi :u.uuu.uuu g. iluu .... g., ...
have been manufactured "n ~, ni..N. l,sl.
Tatct IA ih" past season. ", ni-.. ,,t,. i...
tailoh faus. adapted t,n l,r' 3 ,t,.',. '.',...
and Pamphlet. with iull IL, ,rii,' ~, .t..t +.
list. sent :" al applicant.
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HTH DING MATERIALS,
EiILDING .N.IIERIALSt ;

'l'ilG ATTENTION uF BUILDERS. CAR.
j ItNTEIS. CONTRACTORS aud all 9TH
"r- Interested az the purchas" Ut
EfJkbfH. iTEEItLN:
u,4i-.i O., mr. NEW MD LARGE STOCK
81 vi eos .f'-l and we'll finished work ron.
.ts'.ur col
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT!

AWIIL siNIHlTtH % I'M fNENi
rIEiE DEAD BODIES LYING IL HEAPS
OS THE FIELD.
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Il M. GREATEST TONIC
- T. II II l.. \ q t..
Morning star Bitters.

ti.- ,,ut.rn. roSl' !, unrquallrd e. .
'n.' i..f .'. '.mPid ~, Dy,gsps,a. Fsr, dnJ
isnt. Z. ft'i,.t'f,nf and Esmfffcsf Fsrsrs.
T. .- ,I.. usaluDhl' ia NERVOUS WEAK
y - q. i' stut.. a. u will restore III" wasted
-fto..g.h with wonderful I"rmanenc-.
% ..i.i n' i,.ind tpially different from any
"ti't b.tt"i.. 'ud T. =" pronounced by h,Rny of
ti' '.''-t rhs ei"An- ~ 'hr country.
J. .'t.a... H..~Ia.. -, .oaoa, ,,oi.'.,..
. '.y,,sf safrfi, II i.q'f'
D.. Ht,a
... ..uih,f i.r""i AMI ati~.,aii"n 1T q.
.,lr .t"s'ftiN. nud curative ptnj,erti-~.
~. 80 . ,u.li i..l lien, us"- %! medlral f-ntl.
.u.. .'.n.itfe. wh. have examined j.. inrt
Pc .. .. .ipu ly agreeing that no miLetsi ~
.ih'. Ant;hi .uh.isnce. 80 often found in the
s.. .., ~ ,rgctnhl. bitirr- of the day. csn be
'iie'. s.s.i 10 ihi- Truly healthiul and elsgs ut
REFEELNcEs.
..a. kim Carroll. VI. D.. church creek.
Ni.: ) Z, csri. q. ". D.. 81 East Bal,imor. 81.
BAR ,. TO-. Mi ! H"--ccsmr. chemis; and
rht.saa,..ti 2. g.. iiaa"yrrst.. Baltimore. MI. (:
!. II. Porter. Pa.trr "i the south Presbyterian
church. Bsltlnn.r. Md; +. J. Mitchell. No.
aI6 Can't. Avenue, Baltimore, Nd; W. Pow
er, 100 Lon, bard -. Baltimore. Nd. Dinstnore
4 Kylr. lG9 i'i.U street. Baltimore. Md, aud
many "ilt'
= Tar al. ~ Druggist, and Country
81. '"- -'D'f ily.
HB"LESdLE DkPOI
IHE 'UMPANYS OFFICE.
fta N..U 'hG,-',, Strsci.
BALTIMORE. Mi
- ~. ale lay l.. WILLIS, Agent,
r. ~
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baltimore Advertisements.
ER's
Rat and Mouse Killer.

nm. hEOHH RAT WEIGHS ABOU7
FDUND. AND WILL DESTROY
mr. HrSHELN Of corn
ILJHs,
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER
mn 'oNVi LEul
Gram, Seed and Guano Diiii.

nirkroKh : HUFFMAN
Tuh- ''iaiu i'tlll. go wul rs4t - D..
h"nt. sl2u. lube d.. 80. Hf.i. t..ti.
t,"nn~ht. slio HTuL, d.. 500 ,..
s"w"' ENlt,. siu.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Miltia to be Prohibited Government
takes the Responsibility.

A Washington dispatch Of the Cincinnati
Commercial has the following:
Had another iaaerview with the President
today prior 20 his departure for the West.
As telegFaphed you. General Thomas has
been invested with discretionary power, and
will be furnished with additios troops TO
maintain the public peace - tennessee.
He dOessnot look upon any trolble so i'm
minent as has been represented to the Presi-
dent by the citizens Of Tennessee, whose
application for disarmament Of the militia
was noticed in these dispatches some time
since
It is true that Governor Brownlow has
also anticipated trouble, and has been dis
posed to look TO General Thomas, to avert it ;
and inasmuch as the Executive of that
State seems willing to rely upon the Federal
forces the Administration has decided to as
sumo the responsibility. General Thomas
will prohibit, it is understood, the arming of
the organized military force.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

RADICAL STYLE OF REGISTRATION. The
Appeal states that's negro boy named Henry,
formerly belonging to George Rufus Vrynne,
made application, few days since, to be
registered, and demanded his certificate.
He was asked who he intended to vote for;
ne replied, Etheridge. The register said all
right, here's your paper (handing him a
sealed envelope,) but don't open it till the
day of election On reaching home, he
thought all was not right, and told his old
master the circumstance. The envelope was
opened and found to contain a blank certiJf-
cafe
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Home Enterprise.

The gross and disgusting inconsistency of
some people, cannot be animadverted upon
with too much severity. They affect to be
warmly devoted to home interests they are
pregnant with plausible theories they con-
verse hippantly about revOlutionizing our
system of agriculture, and making gigantic
strides In the mechanic arts they talk elo-
quently about the commanding Importance of
establishing schools Of high character, and
building up first class public journals; but
their practice is incompatible with their
teaching. They embellish these topics with
finished rhetoric, and when they portray the
salutary results derivable from the policy
they advocate, they luyuriate In extravagant
description, and burn in the ferVid fires of
high wrought enthusiasm. But their ac-
tions contradict their forid speeches, and
prove them to be nothing but rhapsodies Of
words. The persons we allude to, esteem
nothing meritOriOus, unless it ripen beneath
distant skies. With them distance lends
enchantment to the view" While they give
to home enterprises a hypocriticel lip-sup-
port their patronage goes abroad, to fill the
golfers OF men who esteem the name of our
State, a reproach to Its inhabitants They
educate their children at institutions a thou
sand miles away, subscribe to unpriucipled,
time-serving, Northern prints, and obsti-
nately refuse to take a home paper. These
are the persons who have so frequently as
seVerated, that the North neUer should hare
another dollar from them, save IN a case of
absolute necessity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

HUeH KIRBY-This gentleman, the first
white person born in McNairy, as will be
seen from an article on the first page of this
paper, has been nominated by the conserve
tive party to represent this Senatorial dis
trict in the next Legislature Mr.. Kirby is,
and always was an unfaultering Union man,
has no disagreeable secession or rebelliOus
surroudings, is man of wealth and almost
unlimited influence among the people with
whom he has lived for so many years. If
there is a man in this district that can win
votes from the radical side that man is Hugh
Kirby, and our people are lucky indeed to
ind in him ready and willing worker in
the cause of freedom, right and justice We
hope that the nominee Will visit this county
before the day of election his presence viii
bring about such good. Remember, he is the
unanimous choice of your accredited dele
eations, and has said that he would do his
best TO win conservative victory in August
He is an honest man and can be trusted.
He knows that Radical rule is tyranny, and
Is opposed to it. Remember this and vote
fhrK irbv.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

CLOsINa ExERCIsEs OF THE SELEcT SCHOOL.
Last Wednesday evening the young ladies
composing Mrs. Thompson's Select School,
made their appearance IN the Presbyterian
Church, before large and crowded audi
enee Of parents, relatives and friends, as
that was the time set apart for the closing
exercises. The church was decorated with
rare flowers and foliage green. botanical
charts, etc, and presented a most enchant-
ing and inspiring scene. At the bour ap-
pointed the scholars, under the experienced
guidance Of their respected teachers, wendell
their way down the aisles and took their
station upon the stand erected for the oeca-
sion. The scene was beautiful; forty or
fifty young ladies, all dressed in uniform
white, with wreaths Of flowers, breathing
doors sweet, resting on wavery ringlets, and
lending additional attraction to maiden
bloom and joyous brighte eyed youth After
the notes of Brooks Silver Band had family
died away upon the moon lit air, joyous
gushing Welcome Song was sung by the
Vocal Glass, and the manner in which it was
rendered convinced all present that care,
time and talent had been bestowed. Next
came an appropriate prayer, offered by Rev
J. J. Greer, on the conclusion of which the
celebrated Echo song was sung, and that,
too, in manner and style, could the author
have heard it, that would have caused feel
ing Of pride and congratulation to pervade
his soul of song" Nothing could be more
winning, nothing could be more perfect, and
the manner in which the participants ac-
quilted themselves forced the conviction
upon all present that Miss Maggie Wilken-
son is by nature and practice true teacher
of the beautiful art of harmony and
song At this juneture the Rev. Mr. Their
man, of Lebanon, was introduced, and IN an
earnest and comprehensive manner delivered
well-worded and timely impronptu ad-
dress he spoke feelingly and to the point,
addressing the youth and aged before him in
style long to be remembered. After the
Reverend gentleman had taken his seat, it
was announced that prizes and certificates
would beawarded those who excelled in the
various branches of study, department. etc.
On the forward part of the stand table was
prepared, on which was placed the prizes,
and the following yOung ladies, scholars in
the higher classes of the school, were pre-
scented with tokens-testimonials of studious
labor and rapid advancement along the rug
ged path that leads to knowledge and in
srinsic worth:
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To The People Of West Tennessee.

Hon. Emerson Etheridge Conservative
candidate for Governor, viii address the peO-
pie of West Tennessee at the following time
and places:
Purdy, Saturday, June 18th.
Bolivar, Monday, June 18th.
jackson, Tuesday, June 18th
Humboldt, Thursday, June 10Th.
Dresden, Saturday, June 22d.
Papers Of the district are requested to
publish the above list of appointments.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15
REGISTRATION.

The same old tune is yet sung-no regis
tration IN Hardeman. The Rev. N. AID.
Bryant, we are led to believe, will be here on
next Monday, for the purpose Of recording
the names Of voters though we have had no
Official hint Of the kind The excuse is that
books and blanks are Eeeded. We are in
formed that the much needed papers were
sent 70 a certain person who is not a citizen
Of this county two or three weeks ago.
What right, we ask, has he to pocket the
public documents that belong to Hardeman ?
Mr.. Bryant has the commission and has ac-
cepted the Office Of register. No one
Is permitted by the law to do as one GER
tain nan, or thing, is doing. It is down
right shame that whole county should
without the shadow of cause, be thus mis-
used and outraged What have we done ?
Have we, as people, deied any lawP Have
we, as a people, ever failed to acquiesce in
the laws of the Legislature? Will some of
the radical party please answer these ques-
lions. We want to know of what we are
guilty. Surely, if we have done wrong,
some one can point out the act VIII they
do it2 There are here to-day, old, time
honored Union men, who have two certii-
Gates Of registration in their pockets, and
vet they are not allowed to vote, and are
now even denied the right to procure the
third one. Never on earth has a people
been 50 subject to the caprices of unstable
minds as we are to-day. To-day you are
made a voter-to-morrow denied the right to
vote. How long are such things to las?
Can no measures be adopted that will at
least FIX a permanent law for the governing
Of the franchise2 IF not there is but little
use Of attempting to procure certificates,
even should the register be good enough to
commence his duties on Monday. Truly,
we are kicked about like the veriest football
that ever rolled through dust or mud.
Whose fault is it e? It is not our own. We
ara guilty of no crime no charges even are
preferred against us, yet we are made to
suffer innumerable wrongs. This cannot
last A change must come
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

THANKs.--The Hardeuaan delegation to
the Senatorial Convention which assembled
in Purdy last Saturday return their thanks
to the citizens of that place for the kindness
extended to them while there, and they
POmise, in behalf of this county, full recipro-
cation whenever an opportunity arises. Mr.
Turner, Of Bethel, viii also accept thanks
for benefits eonferad
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

FROM HARDIN.-While In Purdy last week
we heard many favorable reports from Hardin
county. Hon. Elijah Walker and his numer-
Gus friends are nobly exertiDg themselves
for the good of the Conservative party. It
is now thought that that county VIII poll a
large vote for Hon. Emerson Etheridge, as
well as for the entire list Of Conservative
nominees Brownlowism and its inumera-
bic seare-crows are being knocked into FITS
by the sound teachings of such men as Walk
er, Eeeles and White
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

KILLED BY BEAR.-The Madison fla !
Messenger of last week contains the follow
ing item: We deeply regret to learn that
Mr. John B. Manly, who removed from this
vicinity about the first of the present year
to Levy county, was killed few days since
by bear. He had shot and wounded the
animal, and approached to finish him with
revolver when the bear sprang upon him,
caught his head in his mouth and crushed
the skull When found, Mr. Manly and the
bear lay dead side by side.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Crop accounts continue to be favorable
from all points, and the harvest promises to
be earlier than was generally expected.
New ripe wheat, from Georgia, was on e1-
hibitIon at the New York Produce Exchange
yesterday. In some sections of New Jersey
the farmers are already harvesting rye, which
It was thought would be late.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15
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MEMPHIS, June Is, 1867.-Ths cotton mar
ketis more firm, with sales Of small lots Of
middling At 2s1@24c. Gold, I35@IS6.
NEW YoRK, june II, l86z-COtton a
shade frmer, with sales Of ESQ bales at.
&c Gold I37fc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Lsonidas Bins -. JoAn Hsss.
In this cause attachment having been
levied on the lands Of the defendant & non
resident Of the State Of Tenneeses. # fs here
By orderee that publication be made in tina
Bolivar Bulletin, for four consecutive weeks,
requiring tie defendant to appear before zio
man county, Tennessee, on saturdav. 2ath
day Of June, 1867, and defend this srie o.
the same vii be proceeded with ezpaFts.
Ihia 29th day q May, 1867.
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