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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Az AGED TRAYELER-By last Saturday 6
mail we received copy of the " Working
Farmer" monthly journal, devoted to ag-
ricultural interests. The copy before US
was printed in New York on the Ist of
April, 1864, over three years ago and has
been blOundering around in the mail bags
Of the best country in the world ever
ninnn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

People Of this Senatorial district, remem-
Der that Aldridge, Kirby's opponent for a
seat in the State Senate, is a radical-shat
he voted for measures calculated to work,
and which have worked, mischief, discomfort
and oppressive taxation among US and upon
US ell Keep it in view that consistent
Union man is the friend Of law, peace and
order
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MExI0o.-The news from Mexico, says the
Public Ledger is exciting, and excludes
from our columns to-day our usual variety.
II appears from the address of Maximilion
that he has no hope of saving his life. He
Is very severe, and we think justly, on Ma
Poleon. After placing the Austrian on a
Mexican throne, to abandon him, was foul
treachery MaximiliOn was betrayed. Gen.
Lopez is the traitor. He, adhering to the
cause of the Emperor, for three thousand
ounces of gold, let the Liberals into the
city. How he will be regarded by the civil
zed world is yet an open question. Gener.
ally, treachery is rewarded with the general
scOrn Of mankind.
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IheO Grove.
After few preparatory remarks By Rev.
W. Il. Thompson, the prizes were presented
to the fair contestants, each one Of whom,
by lady-like obeisance, testified their con-
seriousness of the victory won.
Previous to presenting the prizes, Rev.
Mr.. Thompson spoke as follows:
YOU'VE LADIEs:-These prizes you have
fairly won, In the competition of the school
room. You will bear them with you 60 your
homes, and lay them up as sacred mementoes
OF the past and when, IN coming days, yeu
shall again take them in your hands, Pemem-
Der they have a story to tell, and words of
kindness to speak. They will tell you of the
tolls and trials of school days-the difficult
ties you have encountered and mastered, and
more than ali, Of the deep and tender SYM
patty of your teachers. A prize is valua-
bic only as it Is the exponent of the hearts
of those by whom it is presented. Receive
these as the outspeaking of our hearts and
while they tell you of our sympathy in the
past, let them urge you to higher attainments
Ia the future. But you have a nobler re-
ward than this for your labors. Industry Is
its own reward 1t brings with it a sweet
consciousness Of right This consciousness
you have. 1t is worth more than any re-
ward we can give. May this ever be the
principle upon which you shall act Doyo
duty. Do it because it is right, and then
open your heart to a free and full enjoyment
Of all that peace of conscience which comes
as the reward Of duty alone May this re-
ward be yours May the response of
your hearts, to your earnest inquiries, at
the close Of each day, be WELL DONE, and at
the last great day, when you shall stand In
the presence of the Judge of ali hearts, may
His decision be but repetition of the YER
dict of your own eOnscience-Wel done
good and faithful servant, thus living, thus
dying, thus appearing before the Son Of Nan.
Happiness Of the highest, noblest kind will
be your portion here, and glory unalloyed
your reward hereafter
After careful and thorough examination,
which previously transpired at the school
room, certificates were awarded the follow
ing scholars, as evidence Of unexceptionaI
scholarship and honorable exertion
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

FALLING SNAKE OR Two-On last Sat
urday the radicals held meeting in Nash
vile for the purpose of nominating can
didate for State legislature. Eugene Cary
was nominated for Senator, T. A. Kerchival
and W. F. Prosser for the lower house. Ac-
cording TO the Press and Times the fellow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
which taken all in all, is a square back
Down from what radicals once termed their
"sheet anchor"
Rsso}Ded, That it is the opinion of this
Convention that the tax of one per cent.
now imposed on sales Of goods in this State
not the propucts of the State, is ruinous to
the commercial interests Of the City of Nash
vile and Of the State of Tennessee, and
that the nominees Of this Convention when
elected be instructed to use their utmost
effort to procure the repeal or modification of
this tax.
WHEREAS, The late Franchise law makes
an invidious distinction in the 10th section !;
therefore,
ResoIved That we instruct our candidates
for the Legislature to use their influence In
The canvass and in the Legislature, if elected,
20 repeal said section.
Coming in at tho eleventh hour, it is evil
dent that this is a small tub thrown over to
the negro whale Try again, sir Ieaguers,
you have got long road to travel, besides,
you are vastly behind time, in this gracious
work of reformation. Etheridge is piling
IL on q little too heavy, is he Never mind,
he is just boring through the hide now only
wait until he gets at your wind bag and he'll
knock the poisoned gas from you at every
lick
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

MILITIA-A Mr. Hamilton, commissioned
Captain by our noble old governor" W. 6.
Bsownlow, >, commandments" ETC., is
organizing a company of Hslish at Purdy.
Up to last Saturday about thirty-6ve per-
sons had joined Captain HamiltOn's com
pany. While there this day one week ago
We were told that pickets were stationed
around The town at night in order, we sup
pose, 20 exercise the men, and to keep up an
eudae excitement for surely, the place
seemed to rs 10 be as quiet and free from
sroubie as IS this
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in all cases Of want Of action on the
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old or young, male or female, this compound
can be relied on
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ANNoUGTCHMl1EEa
For COmgress.
q q EerfsElE9alre.

We are authorize to announce JOHN B.
HptEIh e candidate for the once Of legislator in the
or House Of The next Legislature Tennessee Har-
aeman county. Eiectioa drst ThurSday la August
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The New York Herald claims that the re-
lease Of Mr. Davis, on bail, is an aoknow-
Judgement, by the government. that the war
upon the South was unjust, and that, oonse-
quently, the debt created for It's prosecution
is neither just nor binding.
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The papers say that the citizens of Evans.
vile few days since, shipped a boat load
Of paupeT negroes from that city to Column
bus, Kentucky, and the cargo was returned
without breaking bulk This is a fair sam
pie of Radical love for the negro As long
as he remains in the South, where he is no
burden to his dear friends, and where they
can work him as a political slave, without
giving him board or clothing, he is exces-
sively dear to them. But when he crosses
the Ohio, and languishes under an equal com.
petition for employment until he becomes a
pauper, he is kicked out of their dominion
and thrust upon another people for support
he is a darling, sugar plum, when a voter in
the South, but id sinking skunk when
poor friendless wanderer in the North.
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Etheridge's EJoquence-The Nashville
correspondent of the franklin Review,
speaking of Etheridge's speech in that city
on Saturday says:
His manner is different from any public
speaker have seen in Tennessee He is
as fluent as Neil s. Brown, as versatile as
Edwin 81. Ewing, as cool and intrepid as
Andrew johnson, and as earnest and efFec-
tive as Aaron V. Brown. think he is the
most scholarly man we have on the stump
he opened the discussion, and for two hours
dissected the Brownlow dynasty with the
vinegar and vim Of a Junius and the satire
of aJuyenaL Notwithstanding this wither-
ing scorn, there was melting pathOs in his
words when he spoke of the miseries of the
people, and he reached the climax of the
sublime when he said he could forgive the
enemies of his country if they would but
take their fangs out of her bleeding body"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Z our Life Blood
Must be changed, In order to be relieved Of
that troublesome class Of diseases requiring
pure blood. DROMGOOLE e cos
CONSTITU JIONAL MONARCH
Is recognized BY the Medical Profession g.
the BEST and most CERTAIN Bleed Puri
fer now before the public, and why 2 Sim
ply because It Is composed of the best medi-
Yellow Dock Sarsaparilla, Burdock. and
Iodine Of Potash. For Scrofala, Cutaneous
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, Gent, Rheuma-
tism, Glanduhr Tumors and Swellings, old
Ulcers and Sores, Constitutional DeFange-
ments, etc. It acts like charm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Reciprocation-always the outpouring Of
grateful hearts-now illuminated, so to
speak, the pleasing scene, and rich and de-
sirable tokens of appreciation, Kindness and
regard, were presented to the teachers Of the
school by those for whom they had so ear
nestly labored. It has been our pleasure to
witness many similar entertainments, but
frankly confess that at no time nor place
have we seen the exercises of last Wednes-
day evening excelled, and but seldom, If
ever, equailed When we say this we but
pen the truth, and award TO merit It's just
and legitimate rights. It would be an omis-
sion on our part as " sentinel on the Dor
der" did we fail to make mention of the
names of those who preside with 60 much
success over the school The teachers are:
Mrs. NJ J. Thompson, principal and teach
er Of mathematics.
Miss Anna c. Stafford, English branches,
Latin and French.
Rev. W H. Thompson, mental and moral
science.
Miss Maggie Q. wilkerson, teacher Of
vocal and instrumental music.
The subject Of education is bread, world
wide, and one which should engage shs pro-
foundest thoughts, the unbiased, liberal aid
Of al who are conscious Of the fact that two
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a Consumptive Cured.

DR. H. JYMES, retired physician Of great sninenss.
dsoovered while residing in the East Indies certain
for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis,
General Debility. The remedy discovered
his only child daughter given up die His child
cured, and alive and we'll DESTROYS Of benefit
ting his fellow mortas be will send 70 those who wish e che
receipt containing full directions making
using this remedy free, receipt their names two
stamps 70 the There Is symptom
Of Consumption that it does eas-
pate. Night swsa peevishnsss the nerves
failure OF memory di1e1lt eGpeotOratiO1 sharp pafas
the lgng soar throat chilly sensations At the
inact1or Of Of
The writer will please Of the paper they
see this advertisement in. Address,
1852 Race Street, PhiIaaslphia Penn. - : 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Too True Too True The Nashville
Banner, under the head of "Gratuitious Adj
vertising reads its patrons and the public
generally a very good lesson on the subject,
and concludes as follows:
We design these remarks as entirely gen
oral. If we were to make special appiica-
ton Of them, it would be in reference to
that overworked and badly paid class, the
publishers Of which are called country pa
pers," who are generally the slaves of the
communities IN which they live, and are
considered subject to everybody's order
without fee or reward. To have a good
press, the public must appreciate the Iabors
of newspaper men, not by mere words of
praise but in that substantial manner which
viii make them feel an interest in the bust
ness and devote to it all their moral energies
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Can be 50 easily cured by using one package
Of DromgOOle q Co.'S KING OF CHILLS,
which never fails toarOuss the Liver, cleanse
the stomach, open the Bowels and relieve
the most inyeterate cases Of Chills One
package will cure case Of six moaths
sfandinr
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

The Memphis Bulletin, edited By Admiral
declares in favor Of female suffrage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Comprise q class Of pure end select FeUe
lily Medicines, prepared from pure Drugs.
By q class Of experienced Southern physi-
clans, specially for the diseases iucidsnt 70
q Southern locality.
They are not secret nor patent ml1sdFss,
Nnd are recommended 70 Be used 10 iieu Of
those prepared by cur EoFthsra frisnds. Whs
knox but little aboEt Soutssfs treatment
Ours is the only class . EGmisT ne65-
cines eveS offered 70 khs sl5sie which sses
prepared b. the Medical Pf0fss8iQa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

a6n Huah Smith has been appointed
Crfaninal Court Judge in place Of Judge T
f. Flazis1 imaaaohsd
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Whereas attachments having been levied
on the property Of che defendant Il this
cause, who has absconded 80 that ths szdf-
nary process Of law cannot Be served "a
him, it is hereby ordered that pnbiicati11 =
made 81 the Bolivar Balleiin, Tor four Is
secutlVa weeks, Requiring the defendant %
appear Df1oEe ule, &c ny 0faea, 81 the fsen
OF bolivar, hardssaR county. Tennessee.
O. Saturday, the z9th Of Jane, 1867, and IS.
lend this auit, o. she eame viii Be proceeded
with expare. IhissIst day 81 Nav. 1851
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DrOmgOole & Co.'S
Red Diarrhoaa Remedy

The most certain and efEeesual cure for aI
forms of Diarrhea, Nausea and Vomiting,
Cramps, Cholera Morbus, pain in Stomach,
summer complaint Of children while teeth.
ing, etc. 1t is exceedingly pleasant, oosls
and quiets the stomach, is not an alcoholic
preparation. contains nc kino eateehu, galls,
tannin, logW God, etc. Itimparts tone to the
already debilitated stomach and bowels, and
no family should be without a bottle. 10
never fails to cure.
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l. Whereas, / have commissioned Gene
raj Joseph A. Cooper, who Is an experienced
and prudent man, to take the oversight and
command of all the companies Of State
Guards organized by me in Tennessee, with
authority to make such changes In the lOca-
ton Of companies as he, in consultation with
me, may deem necessary and proper This
order is issued to notify all officers and en-
listed men to strictly obey his orders.
ii. There are now twelve companies ready
for the service, and although I find no
trouble in raising companies, there will not
be called into service more than twelve or
fourteen companies, all told, unless the re-
belious conduct Of the people shall make it
necessary 70 increase the force.
III. The length of time that this small
force Of State militia viii be continued in
the service, depends entirely upon the con-
duct of the people The indications are
that we are to have disturbances at different
points prompted by bad and rebellious men;
bat in this, 1 hope for the sake of the coun-
try, that may be disappointed.
w. G. BRoWNLoW,
COmmander-in-ChiefS State Militia
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Petition TO Sell Land to Pay Debts.

In ths.County Court Of Hardeuan county Tens
WA. g. Doushety, adm'r estate Wm. Cnmmings, deed
Thos g. AtfeburT sud wife Amelia heirs Of ARn 81
nhamar deed heirs q NaasY Cumufngs deed heirs Of
Zacharzah Cummings. deed
1t appearing to the undersigned clerk and
master Of said court, from the petition which
is sworn to, that the defendants above
named, to wit: The children Of Ann Misin-
hamer, decd, the children of Nancy Cum
miBgs, decd, the names and number Of
each Of whom are unknown and cannot be
ascertained by diligent inquiry, all being
heirs Of VIM. Cummings, decd, and non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, it Is
therefore ordered that publication in the
Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendants and non-residents
to enter their appearance in said cause on
or before the first Monday IN July, 1867,
and plead, answer or demur TO said petition
OF the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing expaFte as to them June
5, 1867. JAMES B. HARRlss, G. 8 ~.
Wood d McNeal, solicitors for peti TONERS
ie8 At pr fee s.
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A Household Necessity.
Only Ewenty-Eive Dollars.

The Star Shuttle Sewing Machine. An
rey new inventlgn-anliEs any oter salnr Mscf1e a.
tbs world PATENTED 1857. It uees t-vo $3.50 go
makes stitch alike both Sides viii rot rp q un-
feget ~ combines aupiicy. durability
e large e. other rst-eaEs machines. chd eau learn -
9-A = 4 sli 60 every variety ~ family taller
l ~ ai sew IRON the EEest leather. ia ardsf
nt49ee ne ssr shuttle Sewing Machine inso svssy
heuoia ~ the iGlas flFniah
With oae shusiss six b0hbiEs fun nesdiss m go
.sE sEtveg oEseona etc. etc. e e unprecedented pTss
o FeEt~a Es Dollar receipt uhieh We VII b ffss
q ezpensa,) and ship % any addrsss.
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- Second street, Aompbia. Tenu.
n B-Aseh EsaelHe warranted foF Gre years. Persons
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New PAPER. Trothschild has com
menced the publication of weekly paper
in the town of Brownsville, and ehristened
it "The GuidOn." The copy before us is q
neat, readable sheet, and is well-flled with
excellent reading matter. AS to the course
the paper will pursue we clip from the salu-
tatOry Of its editor the following paragraph :
While we are conscious of no criminal in
tent as private soldier of the late Confede-
rate army, and never while life lasts can
consent to tarnish or bedim the fame Of those
whom we survived in the struggle, yet the
Great Reckoner, by whose permission we
exist could not to-day charge US with one
il[feeling toward any man because he sup
ported tho Union. We want reconciliation,
and see no unselfsh obstacle to prevent the
restoration Of confidence and friendship.
II secession was a crime, it was one without
the animus Of guilt, 0nd should now be for
given.
The GuidOn hOists the flag of Etheridge,
and pledges its aid and comfort for the good
Of all. It is a welcome visitor.
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Empire Spring Bed Company.
No. 90 Liberty St, New York.
Manuel's Patent Adjustable
SPRING BED BOTTOM

Received First Premium n Y. State Fair, SO
One MatresshEo Bugs-No Noise-Perfect Rsst-Chsap
. 90 at retail DuTable Fit any bedsead Anybody
do It. - -
Editor Tribune.
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Commander-in-Chief 50 MiIitia

NOTIFIED TO LEAvE.--We learn from good
authority that Dr. VIM Thompson and James
Holmes, residents of NcNairy, and who live
just beyond the Hardeman line, have been
notified by some persons unknown to leave
for safer locality. As the gentlemen be-
long to the conservative side, it is presumed
that political enemies gave the warning note.
Fearing that violence might be done, should
they remain at their homes, they have left
the county. What sad comment upon the
evil times that surround usl And ali this
is done for the sake Of pure Union priaci-
Ptesl True indeed, it is, that we are but
approaching the day when freedom of speech,
unless a great reform is brought about, win
not be tolerated. Why is it that men will
continually fan the fame of passion that
burst forth SO furiOusly during long and
bloody WARP Is it not far better that the
past should be forgotten, and instead of
harsh terms use kindness and forbearanCe ?
s5zhat is to be gained by acts Of Iawiessness
on the vengeance of remorseless mob law
Are men to be driven from their homes on
account Of political differences! Truly a
sad picture is before this people.
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or
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AND
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Ten per cent premium win be alioed any person get
81 EngaVas when the money is received, or in money
An money as received viii deposited In bank and
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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And S9 other valuable premiums raBging from
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WANTED-AGENTS.-$75 per month
~ and travelling expenses COED agent for each
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&c GaaEBc8N WIFE Co. 10 Br esSa 70
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