The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14

GRAND DUTCHIE OF MCNAIEY.--W are
credibly informed that few days since
posse of Judge Hursts cohorts made raid
into the 10th civil district of this county
and arrested, without form Of law, gentle
man whom they, the over reachers, accused
of taking a horse during the war How
different are things managed in Hardemau;
McNairy voted the Radical ticket, is &C
counted truly loil, Hardeman voted the
Conservative tickets and is said, thank good
ness, by the imps Of lawlessness only, to be
dis-ioyali our Efficient, unfaltering Sheriff
and his aids, never tail to meet every require
ment of the civil law of the land he nor
none of his deputies wouid stoop to pander
with party guilty Of the outrage -praeticed
upon a good citizen of this county by q law
less horde of the simon pure" of the Grand
Dutehie Of Mc-Snake Here is the picture
where radicalism prevails, the law is made
subseryient to the whims and evil DISPOSE
tions of base and unprincipled men; where
Conservatism rules the day, law, peace, order
and quietude rule as in the days of yore
We will state that the gentleman arrested
was permitted to return home on condition
that he complied with the decision OF his
loyal captors," he gave up his horse, and
tlus the matter ended Verify, new way
outside Of the loyal party, to pay old debts I
RhMnMBzR TIE DEAD Last week we
made montion of the fact that a joint com
mittee had been appointed by the two
Orders who have jurisdiction over the
Union Cemetery, and gave notice that the
committee so appointed would be pleased to
meet at the grave yard, on last Wednesday
evening, all persons who owned lots, or who
felt interested in The work which had been
placed under the charge Of the committee
We are informed that the call went by IN
needed and that no one met the committee
on the appointed day We desire toimpress
upon the minds Of those interested, and GER
taiuly each and every one of our citizens
are, or perhaps, will be, the Importance Of
meeting the committee and aiding them in
rescuing tie cemetery from a weed covered
disgrace to the town we live in. Do not
console yaurself with the idea that tie
committee knows every nook and corner
fn-the yard but lend your aid meet them on
next "Wednesday evening, give all the infor-
nation you can, and perhaps yossr children's
children viii not see the lonely rank grass
waving in the breeze" The gentlemen com
posing the committee urgently request the
owners of lots to meet them at the already
neglected grave yard on next "Wednesday
evening at p o'clock. Good reader, GER
tainly. YOU Will not fail TO attend.
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powx IT GOES Late yesterday evening
co ton was quoted in Memphis at thirteen
cents. for middlings, aud dropping, New
York telcerams of the 18th quote same
Grades I5a153 Down goes KING cotton 8
shanty while it Is falling prepare to get out
of the way; back to your hog pens, cows
sheep and poultry, and do not forget the fact
that here in Bolivar it takes i've pounds o.
cotton to buy one pound Of butter Comment
Is unnecessary.
SrArIoNERs.-Our good friend H. Cowper
thwait formerly Of the firm of & G. Kirk
&, Co. is now associated with l. II. Chapman
and W. .F Boyle 10 the book and stationery
business at 27gl Main street, Memphis
The firm Is prepared to Do printing o. 81
kinds.