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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26
GiUe the Csdro,, Bitters one Trial,

And you NEVER any others.
1t is necessary publish long diseases Of which
the CEDRON BIrrERS specific. In diseases of
the SIOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER. ORkIDNEFS; IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE BRAIN. depending upon de-
rsngement Of the stomach and bowels in GOUT, RHEU
mATISm AND NEURALGIA, and in FEVER AND
AGUE It is destined supersede only
these diseases but prevents them.
winegiassful Of the Bitters
meal will Obviate the bad unhealthy eli
mate and screen the taking it against diseases
the most trying exposure.
Sold Retail by Grocers and Druggists
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

A French statistician says z, 900 ladies il
marseilles wear false hair.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

The exact number Of Confederate dead
buried in the vicinity Of the various camps
in Ohio has been assertained TO be 1907.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
On SKArEs.-The editor of the Boston True
Flag went skating last winter, and relates his

On SKArEs.-The editor of the Boston True
Flag went skating last winter, and relates his
experience il. the following :" slant to the
right with the right foot, slant to the left with
the left foot-and just then we saw something
on the ice, and stopped to pick it up. On our
feet again-two sants to the right and one to
the left with the left foot-and just then we saw
something on the ice, and stopped to pick it up.
On our feet again-two slants to the right and
one to the left, accompanied with loss of con-
fdence. Another slide with the right foot, and
we sat down with fearful rapidity, but with very
little if any elegance. What q set down it was,
for we made deep dent in the ice. Just then
one of the ladies remarked, o look, Mary, that
fellow with the hat on aint got his skeets on the
right place Ditto, thought we. Just then a
ragged little devil sung out as he passed u.s.
Hello, old Timber legs + and we rose suddenly
and put after him. Three slides to the right,
two to the left, and away went our legs, one to
the east and the other to the west, causing an
immense fssure in our pants, and another one
in the cold-O how cold-ics. The lady-we
knew she was one by the regf fk she made
again spoke and said, DO loon Mary, that chap
with the hat on has sat down on his handker-
chief to keep him from taking cold We rose
about as graceful as a saw-horse, when Mary re-
marked - Guess it aint handkerchief, En-
and Mary was right"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

rhe Union voters Of the State Of California who are n
adoption Of proposed Constitutional Amendments
reconstruction the late rebel States in accord
ande with the laws enacted by Congress- requested to
choose delegates State Convention to be held In the city
Of Wednesday the 18th day Of June next for
purpose Of nominating candidates for State Officers and
for the such other business shall properly
before said Convention Wherever practicable County
Committees requested provide for the election Of del
egates primary election law The apportionment
Of delegates will be follows:
San Francisco, 63 Sacramento, 81; Fl Dorado l5 nevada
IA Placer 12 Caaveras sonoma Sierra and Santa Clara
each TO- Butte Yuba and san joaquin each Tuolunne u
Amador, u Solano 9; Contra Costa Pumas Santa Cruz
Shasta and siskiyou each Msriposa and Napa each
Los Angeles Marn Mendocino San Mateo Suffer- Trinity,
Tulare and Yolo each Humboldt ssen. Monterey santa
Barbara Teama Kern each q Cou Del Norts Fresno,
Merced Klamath, Mono San Bernardino. San Diego San
Luis Obspo stanislaus and Inyo, each Il Alameda Z; Al
pinei2
WM H. PARKS, Chairman.
ALYRYD BkRgrOW. Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

INVENTORY OF FEMALE CHARMs.-Iti is not sup
posed for moment that ladies of the present
day resort to artificial means of increasing that
native loveliness which, "when unadorned is
adorned the most" Their great-grandmothers,
however thought differently, and so numerous
had female falsi6cations become, century ago,
that it was deemed necessary to introduce an Act
into the English Parliament in 1893, which pro-
yided as follows =" All women, of whatever
age, rank, profession or degree, whether they
they may be maids or widows, that shall, from
and after this Act, impose upon and betray into
matrimony any of his Majestys male subjects by
false hair, Spanish wool, iron stays, hoops, high
heeled shoes or bolstered hips, shall incur the
penalty Of the law now in force against witch
craft and misdemeanors, and the marriage, upon
conviction shall stand null and void"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

LAxGLEY's PACIFIC CoAsr DIREcroRY.-We
have received from Mr.. s. D. Whitaker, agent
of the work for this portion of the State, copy
of Laugleys Directory for the Pacific Coast 1t
is gotten up in most complete style, and re-
fleets great credit upon the compiler. Persons
who subscribed for the book are notified that
they can obtain them by calling at John Martin s
office, as Mr.. Whitaker was obliged to proceed
directly from Shasta to Yreka. The Directory
is book of over one thousand pages, and the
expense of publishing it exceeded S2o,ooo.-
The first part of the work contains the organlza'
ton of the different departments of the Federal
Government on the Pacific coast, and the officers
thereof, with a variety of useful data of a gener
al character the organization of the different
States and Territories ON the Pacific Coast, and
the officers attached thereto, with appropriate
references to the various departments of each
and carefully prepared exhibit of the resources
of the States and Territories included in the plan
of the work. In this department the agricultural,
mineral, the commercial, and the manufacturing
interests have each received careful attention,
and large amount Of valuable information, in
Guiding an important contribution upon the min
eral resources Of California, by W. s. Keyes,
Esq, will be found therein, more complete
and thorough in its details than any hitherto
published. Part second embraces a gazetteer OF
the counties, cities, and towns of the Pacific
coast, the local officers governing the same, with
the address of each merchant, manufacturer,
and professional residing therein. Part third
includes classified Business Directory, contain
ing the name of each merchant, manufacturer,
aud professional in the States of California Or
egon, Nevada, the Territories of Washington,
Idaho, Montana, and Utah, and the Colony OF
British Columbia, arranged under the head OF
the business or profession in which he is engaged
The number of different addresses referred to in
these various departments of the work exceeds
forty thousand. An analytical table of contents
and full and complete index, are added, which
will exhibit at glance the variety and character
of the subjects referred to in the work, and
greatly facilitate reference thereto.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

MoRRIssEY.-The Washington correspondent
Of the NewYork Di.pateh lately wrote :-"B Fer
nando Woods side is Aorrisssy, physical Ajax,
clothed in unexceptionable brcadcloth It looks
particularly smooth and glossy from here re-
member, ! am looking from the gallery His
hair, too, is black and waving, and Of that luxu-
rious growth which marks beautiful vitality
To break the description with an chronological
fact, the pure offspring of the Gaelic races are
almost sure to wear this opulent crown. 1t is
only when thoroughly Americanized that the
vital life declines and the hair dwindles. Alas
for the American, subsisting on his nerve life,
sustaining it with false excitements and unnatu-
raj stimulants. What wonder that before middle
life he presents such top-knot-weak, thin,
fluffy, and at last none at all ! Nature meant
we'll by John Norrissey, and gave him magnl[
icent physique. He thanked her BY growing 'n-
to prize fighter and breaking his nose. gs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

FrxALE Stimulation letter of Mrs. Jane
G. Swisshelm to the Pittsburg Commercial, we
take the following -" When women vote, the
death penalty will be abolished, except for rape
the inmates of those houses which are now the
hot-beds of evil will be sent to Houses of Correc-
ton, and there kept for life years, doing light
fancy work, and domestic labor. All the lie,
ealized haunts of crime, which stand as rivals to
virtuous homes, will have to struggle for life
Women will not work for half pay, and vice will
not furnish her with the most profitable employ
ment and all parties will grow better and wiser
or the principle of self-government is founded
in -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
Nop1y SrArrp.-John G. Whittier has written

Molly SrArrD.-John G. Whittier has written
letter enclosing . contribution in aid of the
starving people Of the South, in which he says
&c In the providence Of God an opportunity is
afforded Us to overcome evil with good-to over
us: ana. 50 far as any action Of ours can do, to
convince the people Of the South that while re-
solved for their good as well as our own, that
slavery and treason shall have no possibility OF
resurrection, we have only kindness and good
will for themselves, and that our hearts and pur-
ses are open TO aid them in recovering from the
evils resulting from civil war and social changes !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
#eeklu Trinity Sonrnal.

- Cbsssy Wsrrssss snd 0rsssbseas taken. ct
their ruling value In payment for subscriptions to tnis
paper To soldiers service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

CAIlroax1A PuBLIcArIoxs,-Mr Oberdeener, Of
the Drug and Book Store, has presented us with
an official copy of the Amendments to the Inter-
nal Revenue Law, approved March 4th, 1867, and
also copy Of the Pacific Base Ball Guide, for
1867. Both are from the publishing house ofiA.
Roman i Co., San Francisco, and the frst nam
ed one should be in the hands Of every business
man in the county. ....,f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

HIS HEALTH has IxPRovED.-The st. Louis Dem
oerat, alluding to the health of JEFF. Davis, says
Mrs Jefferson Davis has been favored with another boy
This proves that the health Of Mr. Jefferson Davis has
been 80 his sympathizers have been representing
This event does not agree with the assertion
of the Copperhead press, that the Government
has exercised an undue surveillance over the reb-
ell State prisoner.-Amador Ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
PARTED.

Just little scorn and little pride,
And an angry word on either side,
And yet enough our lives to divide.
Just bitter taunt that never was meant;
Angry tones without intent,
And then loves utter banishment.
A calm releasing of each tie
That bound onr hearts in units,
And just a cold, cold good-by.
And then no morei o. yes, . cry,
Hid In the hearts wild agony,
Escaping in one single sigh.
And afterward. deep despair,
Hopes and aspirations bare,
lifelong, unavailing prayer.
Penitent, but unfcrgiven;
The love Of youth asunder riven:
Never to meet this side Of heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

MATRIMONIAL SrArIsrIcs.--fne oni'e1 =.
census shows that at the age OF oo 'ne'o
men for 4s married a. 10, !, pA'"
uaa. ~ 9. 20 >. .,.,,ied men !; and at so, for bach
% eiors w Who may chance to be alive, tnere are s .
p.nsd;cts. Nearly the same proporuon NOUS
,,oca Sruonc fenafeS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

..n H.vs.-A storekeeper, the other day,
..as mon his door the following laconic adver-
s.u.n s.aDn,.nt 80 boy wanted" The next morn
;nr mon opening the store he beheld little mr.
chin in q basket, with the following label
q Here be is"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

FoR ATTORNEY GEsERAL.-The Oakland Ners
of the 10th inst. says 1--WE had call from
Hon. E. D. Wheeler, of Alameda, yesterday
This gentlemans name has been canvassed of
late in connection with the Office of Attorney
General, our cotemporary at San I,eandro,
couple Of weeks since, leading OF with very
handsome notice Of him."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

Tas Oroville Record says that Frank Pi1ley
recently presented Governor Low pea',oo
sighed by 5000 citizens, asking for the pslso"
of the anti Chinese rioters Of San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

WILLING TO 90 TO HELL.-Mr Jones, o. Nye
county is reported to have said "that II God
"iG ovuIG toro;ve him for having been member of
w. MouT Third Nevada Legislature, he would be will
ns so.I so sc cbsritably inclined toward Mr.. Jones,
va nould like to procure his services as a
rssnondent when he arrives at his destination as
we take him to be reliable man.-Esmeralda
/v.vada) Union,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27
Weavervjlle, Saturday, April 81, 1867

~ San Francisco Agency-san Francisco mer
chants business who desire n
serted In the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L.
FISHER 60 Washington street. Agent and that h'
alone is authorized business fr this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

UNION STATE CoNvENrIoN.-THE TEsr.-The
Union State Central Committee fixed on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of June, for the holding of the
Union Convention to nominate State officers to
be supported at the fall election. They also
made an apportionment and agreed upon test
to the effect that those shall be entitled to vote
at the primaries "who are in favor of the adop
tion of the proposed Constitutional Amendments,
and of the reconstruction of the late rebel States
in accordance with the laws enacted by Congress"
The Committee, by the adoption of this test,
has shown itself entirely equal to the emergency.
1t has met the expectations of the true Union
party of California, which, from the beginning
has sustained Congress, and is determined to fol-
low the wise measures of reconstruction adopted
by that body, to the end The loyalty of those
who reject the test, or dispute the right and pro-
priety of the Committee to propose it, may well
be subject of suspicion. The test will suit the
true friends of the country-whether born North
Southland all others may be considered luke
warm friends, who would be as likely to vote
against the party as with it. The counties
recommended, wherever practicable, to conduct
their primary elections under Porters law and
this, also, we regard an excellent suggestion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-27

COULDN'T Fool HM.-We find the following
in the last number of the Red Bluff Independent ::
A burly Irishman called at the telegraph office,
during the heavy storm Of last week, and desir-
ed to send a message to Shasta. Lyon told him
he would have to wait few hours before it could
be transmitted, as the line was temporarily dis
arranged by the storm.
"What differ does that make" says Pat.
"Why, the wire is down-under the water
and we must wait till it is put up, says Lyon.
"Undher wather, is it p said the Fenian, in
dignantly, +" that don't hinder it at all, at all |!
Shure it's only forty miles from here to Shasta,
an its FIVE thousand miles from here to ould IRE
land. An begorra, read in the Sacraminty
Union Yesterday a whole lot iv late news from
Dublin an Cor-r-k about the Faynians, an more
about Louis Napoleon writin to the ODonahne
to borry the loan of Brian Boru's blackthorn
shtick, to bate Garribaldy and restore the fo"p.
| Az, that kem all the way undher acather, so It
did. To the divil wild yer ould fresh wather TEL
egraph that can't spake forty miles
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

The BLACK CRooK.--Thc closing
exhibition of this attractive spectacu-
lar drama was pretty we'll attended
bsthikEt, but the . adieaod Mas-bE no
means as large as on the previous
evenings. In this city its exhibition
has proved , decided success. The
company go to Henderson to-day, and
thence to Paducah. We commend
our old friend DAsy Ito me kindness
of the people down the river. The
closing scene ID an enchanting illumi-
mated tablean which cannot fail to win
admiration.
New METRoPoLITAN. - Tonight
Mr.. Golden re-opens the New Metro
poIitan with the great drama entitled,
Ten Nights e a Par Room, TO
close whit Perfection Miss Annie
and Kate Mayhem arrived last night,
and Miss Fate will appear tonight in
the character of Mary Morgan, in
which she has few. if any rivals. Mr.
Golden's company is full and unusu.
ally large, and lovers Of the drama
may expect brilliant opening and q
succession Of gems. ~ ~ ,7a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
ThE LAuNcn YEsrEKpAY EvEN. |

The LAUNCH E5TEKDAY ENB
rNo.-The bull of the new steamer
Lulu D., being built at the ship-yard
of Mr.. Lavender, near the dry dock,
was successfully launched last even
ing, and now floats, beautiful model,
on the placid bosom Of the Ohio. A
large crowd, some six to eight hun
dred people, assembled 10 witness the
novel spectacle. BY the hour ap-
pointed, the meorings we're cut, and
the splendid little hull, with nearly
one hundred people aboard, gIided
swiftly but smoothly 70 its future ele-
ment, amid the shouts lof the spec
tators anu the waving of handker-
chiefs, and was carried by its mo-
tmentum more than half across the
river, where tho anchor was dropped,
and the gallant little craft reposed
gracefully on the clear waters.
Old steamboatmen say that it was
the handsomest launch they ever saw,
and as stauuch a hull as was ever
built AS tho hull elided swiftly but
noislessly down the ways, a stream of
smoke and fame arose from the ways
that showed very clearly that the
friction Of timbers would produce fire.
AS the saucy little craft was just
leaping into the water, the ways
spread somewhat, near the wateredge,
causing a loud crashing of timbers
and producing some apprehension
but no harm was done, and the peo-
Pile left heartily pleased with - to
them-noval spectacle,
The boat is, we believe, 1875 feet
long and "a feet wide, and is a credit
to the builders, and will, no doubt,
prove eminently satisfactory to the
owners. She is designed for the Red
River trade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
LOCAL NOTICES.
Best or Insurance.

The Underwriters Agency. Of New
York, is a combination Of four Of the
strongest and best managed Insu-
rance Companies in New York, with
aggregate cash assets of $3.376 ,436 73,
offering to the public the best Of In
surance in four companies under one
policy, against loss by Fire or the
perils of Inland Navigation. But
one set of papers is required TO prove
loss, and all losses are literally ad-
justed and promptly paid.
: wv. j. Lowry Il Co, Agents,
oc24 DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

A FINE New BUuDING-Te no
tice that Mr.. Richard Raleigh II build
ing fine dwelling house on Ahe lot
recently purchased by Judge u lehart,
adjoining the elegant property. of Mr..
Charles Viele on Upper Wates Street.
The building, which is well under
way, is of brick, forty-five feet in
front, and thirty nine feet dep, and
three stories high; with an l." of
good proportions. l.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

A FATAL AcCIDENT-A YOUNG
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.-The
coroner was called on yesterday to
hold. an inquest over the body Of a
step daughter OfrAIr. Gus. Sehimel,
some 8 miles below the city, who had
been burned to death by her clothes
accidentally taking fire from stove
The deceased was about Is years old.
We were unable to learn full particu-
lars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

ker. Flowers Of Beauty Schot-
tische, composed By Fred W Z1n-
lig Worship the Lord. Softly
now the Light Of Day" The last
named are selections from sacred mu-
sic, aud are very pretty. Messrs. Root
& Cady are nov the most extensive
publishers Of sheet music in the West.
They take great pains in filing orders
by mail. Their address is 81 WASH
ington Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

THE MISUNDERSTANDING
the fair prospects for a rain @ Tues
day, yesterday was brightly q sar, aud
during a portion of the dky quite
warm--but decidedly cool bf h morn
ing and evening, and stror indica-
tons of frost this morn ing. We
still hold the belief that We shall
have no rain to signify 4 fore the
middle of November. II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

ForEons often allow their systems to
@ I'm down" or rather run them doHvt by
aeFerwork, accompanied by = Neglect OF
40 pEogsk means of invtgorhtion. The
-ssalt - what ~ called " oEHEnAt pEntL-
TgN." N other words "A fhilute nnd phfhal
collapse OF the physical forces, accompn-
ased Usually, by great depression OF apir-
"a The best remedy in such cases -
H#f@TETTHE'S HTOM ACH HlfIERS,
NJ iIether the state OF exhaustion has pnen
hrUuEht on by excessive physical labor
efsgfpation, anxiety of mind, cNpoaure, OF
aq,V otl4nf eanae, 8tie remedial effect OF
1hk great atbfaaehicNyiil be found equally
uErnmpt and certain. AZ rehtorntiye,
Hss7nr severe hieknaaa has proatrated the
8adfys and inental energies, 1t IL pro-
nos nAsd Us compel emit fnfdlnnl authority,
s.riIh. hEfr IbNtG IN USE" II men
wrFr not foouahly Careless about their
asaith. and oyef-eunident In themselves,
hhEy would always. when engaged IN any
unrk mat required great ox0rtion, use
corresponding means of sustaining their
strength. Fer thiA purpose uoSTETTEIt's
HI TT 4 RS are INVALUABLE All totlers
nhonia as~ theni aa AN tnvigornnt.
For those constantly employed in In.
s4nor occu natfona. especially In crowded
uEuck shnna, they may ba re1Eoned as the
vrry beat safeguard OF, health. Where
ahare - a prediHposttion To constipation.
OF n tendency TO biliousness, they may be
sruly said 20 bo specific for which, there
y 30 Substitute. 80.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

G0WHAr SHOULD BE DONE Nov
that the river is low, the city authori-
ties should take observations that
will be- useful for Jfuture refeFegce,
and should take steps to improve the
harbor in front of the city. One
thing we would modestly suggest, and
that is to remove a pile of drift, logs
and roots that have lodged outside of
the wreck of the old General Lafay-
cite, together with the wreck Of an
old flatboat that Stretches across the
sandbar rapidly forming below the
roots and drift above referred to.
Itwould not be a bad idea, more
over, to have the old wreck Of the
General Lafayette removed, as it
forHis an obstruction, at abhoderate
stage of water, to the landing of coal
boats and other craft in that vicinity.
In addit;en, there is an old wreck of
fatboat directly in front of Hubbs,
Patrick & Co.'S wharfboat, the ends
oftheT strinEersJ sticking out of the
water and the balance buried be
meath the sand-that-should also be
removed. These things accomplished,
we would be ready to have the sand
bar cut out from in front of the city,
work that must be done unless we
consent to lose our magnificent wharf
and have the steamboat landing trans
ferred to the foot of Fulton Avenue
or still further down the river.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

UNDERwRITERs AGENCY 900 The
advertisement Of the Underwriters
Agency, Of New York, will be found
among our local notices. The Under
writer's Agency is composed Of four
responsible New York Insurance
Companies, workingas one Company.
covering large lines OF insurance UNI
der onepoliey, and 10 case of loss, re-
curing but one set Of papers to prove
such Toss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

EeT- The Lady Managers OF the
Evansville Orphan Asylum, purpose
holding festival for the benefit of
the Institution, and to this end desire
the following ladies, members Of the
different churches, to meet them al
the house of Mrs John Shanklin,
Thursday, oath inst, at 2 o'clock, 10
assist ia making arrangements Mrs.
Viele, Mrs. q. B. Walker, Mrs. De
Bruler, Mrs. Gwathmey. Mrs. Judge
Iglehart, Mrs. ". H. Wheeler, Mrs.
Dalzell, Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. h. Hyues,
Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Mes
bit, Mrs. McJ Johnson, Mrs. Rudd,
Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Carson. Mrs. DR..
Williamson. Mrs. Refs, Mrs Cassel-
berry, Mrs. French. Mrs Hornbrook.
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