The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

to one point. The road in question has paid
ali back interest up to July last, and the
figures in tie circular Of tie Governor,
$50, 300 40 shows the amount of interest
that viii be due by the road in question in
January, 1868, the date of which interest be
gins where the last July interest closed. So
It viii be seen that on the 1st Of January
next the NJ c. r. r. Co. has to pay the
State the figures as shown above.
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The Memphis daily AvaIance of the 18Th
contains among other items, the following.
We reprint just as they appeared in that
widely circulated journal
When Sir Robert Peel began business as
a cotton printer, he lodged with his partner
paying eight shillings and sixpence per
week for board and lodging.
Nose Parrish, of Bolivar, Tennessee, ever
works to favor Memphis lie Is one of the
most thorough and practical editors IN the
State
Miss Anna Dickinson seems to have d.
vided the human race, at least, for leeturing
purposes, into two great lecturing classes
Idiots and Women, this being the title
her newest lecture
So far as the comp Iiment is concerned, for
which we feel very thankful and unworthy,
al rights nor do we object to being placed
below Sir Robert Peel yet we feel little
squaliy in being placed over Anna Diekin
son! Did you ever ''-aSk Fred Douglas
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The Nashville Press and Times don't see
any use in organizing the in7incible Democ-
racy Of TENNESSEE Hold on Mr. Times,
you'll have plenty of time to loose your
money before the game is closedl You see
they have been getting up a right smart pic
mic il the north lately, and we Tennesseans
want to fix things to rights and jine in ="
with them fellows as won't side with you
+ and your radical friends And wen do it..
don't you sep
WoRsHAM HoUsE-1he Pamela (AIiss.)
Star pays the following compliment to tie
peoples favorite; every word Of which is as
true as gospel"
This popular house has undergone con
siderable Improvement lately, and the me-
chanical skill and taste displayed in It's ar
rangement add greatly to its appearance.
/ Under the control of that experience which
its proprietor, Bfr c. b Galloway, possesses,
/ the Worsham house cannot fail to increase
its already large business; and to our
/ friends visiting Memphis, who desire com
/ fort, convenience, and all the deicacies
Of the market we would say, give this house
a trial Der genial, good-looking friend
MILLER, is still behind the counter, and if you
can find a cleverer gentleman in the Bluff
City, we'll find you an old maid who never
had an offer
Remember the shades of the Tempest and
the good things that Brooks keeps on hand.
Did you "smile p
COUNTY CoURr.-A full synopsis of the
business transacted at the last session of
this important court viii appear in next
weeks paper.
Mr.. CockrilI, Conservative, duly and
legally elected to represent Madison county
in the Lower House Of the Legislature, has
been ousted and his seat given to the noto-
rious Medlin. Bah
The ground swell comes in heavily for
I Grant-Nelo albany Commercial
We've been thinking all the time that the
swell for Grant was dirty onel Thank you,
/ Mr.. Commercial, for the information.
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The Alabama Reconstruction Convention
met at Montgomery on the 4th inst. Eighty
two members were present; Of whom fifty
/ odd were old citizens Of the State. Peck q
white man, was elected President. The
Offices of Assistant Secretary and Doorkeeper
were given to negroes.
Gen. SchofeId, in a letter to Gov Pierpont,
directs him to inform the members of the
| Virginia Legislature that the annual session
of that body VIII be dispensed with in the
coming winter.
Tho cost of registration in Virginia is
S239, goo and the cost of the military estab-
E-hracnt in the State far the last ten months
Is 100000.
It is well said that drunken Republican
makes the best of Democrats.-N 7. Ri
/ buue
If this be so the Democrats win soon
have majority in all the States Boston
/ Post
Mr. L. l. Bailey was killed on the 9th
ultimO near GAINESVILLE, Texas. by Hugh
Jones After the first shot Bailey said,
on have killed me- 1t Is useless TO shoot
any more Jones then asked, Do you
rctraet what you have said Of me p No"
replied Bailey. 81 have said nothing but
+ the truth, and viii never take it back"
Jones then fred four or five times more,
until Bailey died. The murderer was ar
rested by soldiers, and taken before Judge
Banks for examination. Jones is now in
/ Jail ut Mount Pleasant
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Letter from Pitser Miller.
HUYTsvILLE, Nov. y, 1867.
BoHear BulcHp-Dear ST.: I find my
self again GO Huntsville, and with the ex-
esrtion Of the damage by worms to the cot
ton Of one-ffth, [ have the same high opin-
ion Of the crop. i meet with parties who
tell me the Georgia and Carolina crops Of