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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

MOBILE RIoT-Proof bears US out in the
statement We made last week concerning the
Mobile riot Kelly used language calculated
to infame the passions Of ignorant bad men.
A few british negroes and fends in the
shape of white men began the row. North
and south the truth of the matter has gone
forth and rebels are exonerated, while
loyal leaguers are compelled to bear the
blame. 1t was just such an affair as the
Brownsville dificuItyg only in a more aggra-
waited form, producing more mischief and
bloodshed d" Those who SOW the wind shall
reap the whirlwind, says the Good Book.
Mr. NJ 5. Ward has sold his interest in
the Panola Star to his former partners. We
are pleased to learn that the Major viii con
tinue as one of the editors of that paper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25
ENecufor,s Nofice.

The undersigned, having qualified as ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of
Jam es Wood, deceased, all persons indebted
10 said estate are notified to come forward
and make prompt settlements. Those hav-
ing claims against tho estate viii present
them for payment to undersigned
r. H. WOOD,
Executor of James Mood, decd.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25
We Fade as a Leaf.

AS the trials Of life thicken, and the
dreams Of other days fade one by one in the
dim vista of disappointed hope, the heart
grows weary of the stuggle, and we begin to
realize cur insignfcance Those who have
climbed to the pinnacle Of fame, or revel in
luxury and wealth, 20 to the grave at las t
with the poor mendicant who begs pennies
by the wayside, and like him, are soon for
gotten. Generation after generation, says
an eloquent modern writer, have felt as we
feel, and their fellows were as active in life
as ours are now. They passed away as a
vapOr, while nature wore the same aspect of
beauty as when her Creator commanded her
to be. And so likewise shall It be when we
are gone. The heavens viii be as bright
over our grave as they are now around our
path; the world will have the same attrae-
ton fr offspring yet unborn that she bad
once Tor ourselves, and that she has now fur
our children. Yet little while, and al
this viii have happened1 Days viii con
tinue to move on, and laughter and song viii
be heard In the very chamber in which we
died and the 'eye that mourned for US viii
be dried and viii gisten with joy; and even
our children viii cease to think Of US, and
viii not remember to lisp our name
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

The registry of the city of Washington Is
completed herei majority of whites, 909
total number registered, I5, 500
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25
Z H.aral = IL W1gaa -

4 HaaraA IL he Wrong PlacefThe
Petersburg (Va.) index relates the following:
During Bis speech in front of Jarsetts
Hotel, On Thursday night, Senator Wilson
remarked that SIX hundred and twenty-five
battles bad been fought ID the late war He
patheticHily added that three hundred ard
twenty five thousand Onion soldiers had lost
their lives In crushing out the rebellion
Hurrah for DAFT cried q colored mems
Der Of the audieuces
A SELLIsT---A constable ia kentaeky IN
/ publishing some personal property ier sale
| put up notice with the folIoWinE clause
/ . e.yll EpoQse frsaii TIE ta 1905 us .l.sn
i won lytle rons horse. a. - ateh t5gr2f aa
ma bs-nesary 60 saslsHse guglnene
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

Can Vote tor B701rHiotc,-Iwo oi.the
most intelligent colored men in this place
informed US a few days aeo that not one
tenth part Of the negro vot- IN " iison county
viii be cast for Bruwnlow and the radical
ticket 1T the coming election. The reason
is obvious. and IS, as they informed Us, be-
cause they place no confidence in the pro
fessions Of friendship constantly made to-
wards these Jacobincs You have allowed
MS the privilege of voting in order to re-clect
YOU to Office, while the true friends Of our
race. and the only friends we have who are
in the condition to befriend Us, are the
very men whom you expect US % vote against
AII your pecuniary aid must come from the
conservatives, and where our interest is there
we shall cast our votes. This is sensible
reasoning. and eur conservative citizens
should see that every eolored voter appreci
ates it-Lebanon, Tenn, Herald
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25
stioklers for Radioallsm Read This

NASHVILLE April, 1867.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

W. H. THOMPSON, ALVIN WARREN, L. B. ADAMS
R. L. LIGHTFOOT. c. H, ANDERSON, R. G. CRAwFoRI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. for November, 10 nj
hand. u contains I" The Guardian Angel" N, by
DIR. Holmes Opinions Of the late DR.. kott Re
specting BOOKS. Studies and Orator." by Y. ID
Ssnborn "Cretan Days" by WIN. ]. Btillman
" Chanson without Musc,r by .. w. liolmcs
The Eoss Rollins" Part II, by Alice caryI -Ars
the Children at lone ~" In the Gray Goth. BY
Ma. 7; sts..r. Phelps /" Du.y Bra,s'," sy Ana Az
Part u; Tho Lio,' by thas. spmguei . The
Bowsry At Might" by Charles DAs son bhanly
"Stephen q. Poster and Negro Mihstrelsy,- by
Robert p. Nevin The Feast of Heaven" by E.
&. Stedman "a Great Public Character" by
James Russell Lowell and Tho Conspiracy At
Washington"
The GALAXY, for November contains 'Steven
Lawrence. Woman" by Mrs. Bdwardsj with an
illustration) "Love's Largea" by II. ": "6rc-
tesQuc Songs" by deorge Wakeuian "Journal.
ism a. q Profe,sion,r by Julius Wilcox The
Good Physician" by T. w. Parsons .ConcsrnlnI
kissing.r by n Conhoisseuyj To-day" 6ytfsuKene
Bensonj -0ur Doctors IN Ito Rebellion" by fr.d
g. Perkins -Chromat'e Alteration" by u. ]. SIN
IN, Cor. Secretary y. @. ST. waiting for the yer,
ncI"b BY Rsbscca Harding Davis Ancient ana a
aeir uses." by Richard Grsnt white Astann
sns," by Z. q. Btsdnsa B" "Nebuls." BY ths eai'
1E Lrrls CosroslL fr November, cootains 'fs usual
beasif variety u original. pure AMI SPARKLING nasrf
All pv .ulscrhrs co. 1865 sept fose the esse Nes,
vii no-,ye the November and Drcemfsr numbers a 1901
FREE l(,rrat Inducements AZ sdered 70 hsse whs nse
ciuhs Trms ooc aSiar yrsr sAinpss ccpsss ~ 30
raid tes Who Apply before the cise u The yeaf, whether
Inc usui TEN cents are spcloseA not The Iltis Ce
raj yin sake all tns chLvn betier AMI happier. Addrss
Alfrvd Lsrs.ll, Paiaisber, Chicago, III
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

A srhAsor B,f OF HsrosY.-Lopa not
Tie betruyr Of .aasi~iHan. -Ldir fIom this
rsdosisbis dGsc-Ths Paris PaAis prints a
letter from Lapcs, who has been disposed
ofin 70 many ways since tho bloody end Of
the llnperialis, cause. Ile rscounts tho
causes he has for Indignation at the whole
world. and closes thus;
The European and American press supposes
that betrayed Macmillan like another Judas,
and delivered him up while be was asleep. Now
the TACT Is that the Emperor Was not made pris-
oner IN the military post commanded by me,
nor even In the besieged town. lie was out
side, ut the head Of his troops, among whom
were four hundred and thirty good hOrsemen
Z. OF the snprsss regimens. drawn up IN the line
OF battle, with their commanders and officers.
With such force. and particularly With his
cavalry, he might very we'll have affected re-
treat. How then can Il be said that gave him
manifesto attsntivsly with reference to this
point, in order that you may fully sequit me
OF the horrible imputAtion which has been
made. And now, shalt tell you the origin Of
this calumyi Il was invented by two imperial
ist geuenls one of than desired to cover the
criminal rpeculations which spread rum and
decentralization In the army |: the other In . mo.
ment Of drunkenness, and from . motive o.
vengenes in regard to particular military mat.
ters, Joined him in explaining. the surprise o.
Cruz on the evening OF memorable 10Th OF May
by accusing mo, before the generals and OH.
GERS Who were prisoners, OF having sold the
place to the enemy. they knew we'll that had
only left the place to parley with the command
ant Of the besiegsrs. BY the Emperor's orders,
and they made this fact Q pretext.
MIGUEL LOPEZ.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25
Tho following timely remarks are from a
somewhat extended article in the Albany
Journal upon the recent elections.

We have been taught by the results ot hes
day that In order TO secure victory for the
right, nothing must be allowed to distract he
minds of voters from the great controversy II
the hour The question which Is being decio-
ed. In. whether the States shall be reconstruct
ed upon the Congressional plan Of liberty
LOYALTY and equality, or whether the policy Of
the President, which would bring them bach
in the hands OF the men who unfurled the ban.
ner of treason. shall be suffered to prevail. II
Ia n question whether We shall have true Re-
public, or one In which democracy Is only q
name. Before the overwhelming importance
Of this issue, all minor topics Vt controversy
become inconsequental, and everything not
Qerrnain to u should be excluded ffom the
CANVASS ,When the Iowa Republicans suffered
themselves to be drawn into the quarrel over
prohibition, and when those OF pennsylvAnIs
running Of cars on Sunday. they male great
mistakes. Neither Of these subjects Ii now q
proper ground Of party action, and neither
can be ventured upon without injury. The
figures Of the Maine election furnished SIG
ni6oant warning upon this point, which II en-
phasiIed by the returns that are now coming
to Us.
Still another lesson are We to recognise In
these tables. The Republican Party 10 strong.
but not % strong that u can afford TO. reject
any elements which are offered 10 lie support.
Upon differences OF opinion that have prevailed
In the past, or upon the policy In previous
campaigns Of those who then oppossd %, "
would % most unWiss to safe Antagonlem 70
prevail. The test 10, Who sustalns snd VINO
opposes the Congressional policy OF recousruc-
ton nowi Who d willing % do BATH undsf
the loyal banners nowf II there ere those
vho Ssye Zen the folly Of an endorsemsnt OF
the President, and manifested dcsir. 70 rstsrs
to The ranks Of loyal men. thoy should not %
r.pelied. but welcomed with open armA Ine
ri ana hos-hsaded men Who, IN ths srseyAnce
Of power, sdvpoats another eosrS. are campY
melting the Rspublican party to eonn's s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

fsllovs. ipste.d q sost hsnds ssd puny looks. II
4, . srisu, ouestisu, vor1hy Of The consideration
OF sysry Lodgs IN The esss. whether they can
a6sss 10 have thsir representatives In Grand
Lodee, pisee them before tho people - IN organ.
iratiou established solely for the purpose OF en-.
forcing more stringent amendments upon the pro-
military lIouor Law, and for siandefIng leading
,n.mber, Of the Republican Party (which contains
nos, or the t.mpersnos element in communitle,),
and threatening prescription to ell politically
who choose TO differ with them as TO the policy Of
sdoutiuv suoh amendments. II the report Of the
doing, OF the Grand Lodge, alluded to In tho be-
rinnins Of this accumulation. embraces all the
session aid, and II II was unanimous In Its resolu'
tiops and suggestions and II, moreover, all the
,peskcrs NJ the public meeting In this city, repro
sent the opinions OF that body,-alii can say b.
that n 1, my belief that thsy'srs pursuing IN
Injurious course for the good Of tho Order, and that
unless they take o different one, or are displaced
by men who have the real good Of the cause and
the prosperity Of the Order more 1t heart. 'ney
will DO the means Of soon dsplstng the ranks Of
Good Templarism. In the hssts 70 promote GOOD
moralsby iaw the danger 10 In Going 700 iAfI IT'S
better to stop short Of what vs Wouid dsAre. hAn
to over-do. II must not DO forgotten that there Is
q larys and influential class Of Intelligent men
who are above reproach on the questions OK either
temperance or morals, and yet who are aFm In the
conviction that q law making II criminal (and
,un,b.bls nv I'm pfisonment) TO sell cider. 10 un
ri.s and unoalled.for as would be law eonp,iliny
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

Gov. Brownlow of Tennessee inform,
the Legislature Of that State that he shall b.
gra,ified il they will clecthim United State.
Senator for tho term commencing March
4th, 1869. lie says his health is not SO ro'
bust as no could desire, but better than il
was a year ago, and he expects to DO able
to do good service il elected. There is NO
doubt that he will be chosen to succeed
Patterson, the Presidents son.in.law. Thi:
will be Republican gain. and offset the
possible Democratic gain Of Senator in
California.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

Horace Greeley says in recent lecture
that young men are too much in the habit
Of fitting themselves for clerkships and
light enploymcnts. The number Of small
business houses is gradually lesscnlng and
large ones taking their places. Many
youths look forward to brilliant CONNER
cial life, and not one in ten ever reach 1t
and very few beromc anything moro thar
small traders. Young men should have a
trade to fall back OH. Let them study ng
riculturc. engineering, SC. 1t is brains
more than capital that is wnntc'l. We deem
this GOOD advice
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

The New York Time, says that Genera
Grant, US Republican candidate for the
Presidency, will come nearer to being elect
cd unanimously than any man since James
Monroe. Every day strengthens his chan
ces denomination by the Republican party
and increases his popularity with the peo'
pie. How does this affect our democratic
contemporary ofthe Portland .4rgw3 Come
Mr.. Argus, you threw up your hat for Gran
last Spring, now walk mp and give hin
your support.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

At alste meeting In Richmond. Va, to see u
the city would vote to appropriate s2,000,0Oo
70 DO expended for specific purpose. the reg
istered negroes voted. But more than two
thousand OF the negroes that claimed to vote
could not remember their nsmes.-Sdeo Dem
ocrat.
The above travelled around among the
copperhea,l papers three weeks or more
since. Our neighbor with the surprising
enterprise and "splurge" which character.
ize the starting out 90 thing by a green
hand with great expectation, has just dis
covered il. Great Is Humbug
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

An Ohio paper we notice has 'Nasby
edge" and cuts with relishing keenness
Here is specimen Of what il has to say Of
the election "Thc CoPpcrhcads feel jubi'
liant over the defeat Of the Amendment
They have right to. 1t is a glorious VIC
tory! The great Democratic party tri.
umphed over about 1000 negroes. They
put their feet upon their necks-they
ground them into the dust-they got them
down and stamped upon them. They con.
denim 1000 men, born in America and
citizens of the United States, to pay taxes,
in tho levying ofwhich they have no voice
they condemn them to the observance OF
laws in the making Of which they have no
voicc-ihcy condemn them, free men
though they are, to condition Of semi.
slavery. Truly glorious victory. Let us
all rejoice!
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Valuable Real Estate in Bidielord
AZ AffcYl0n

THE saeo water Poser coupsny yin IN At ruhnc Asc-
ton, ruesisy, November lah, 1907, Of 10 o'iock
A. the prsmi.es the valuable Real EstAe kbown
fboi, cuainng The very popular HOTEL In uhicfi h.
tween 20 anil 10 sespns Moons, sur isrss snsrs
cuped AMI paying good rept and the Bdieoc NAiIoosl
Ranking toms. an nearly h- prof; tos~the wNh 5000
feet ~ Land under the and under Washington Bck
bouriei ny Main. Washington and Adams tv~ts Ab,,
at the sane time abi place. h Il hbi on Washlngto
str-rt. rum the Bkiefori House S 10 nd of clAres
lIaniy, AMI 100 tvt deep.
Terms will be liberal and made tDwn At time mil rlaco
Of sale. riiIS. QUINBY, Agrnt.
J.P DEAkING. Awtf.
BstdeSori Oct. rs. 1907. 3~u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

In regard to tho town Of Jsckson, Ohio,
wErs ell tho voters, 400 in number, voted
the Democratic ticket, tho New York Csm.
nruai remarks: I'VE had occasion to travel
through that portion Of Ohio few years
since. when a colpousur informed Us =
the result ofhis observations and inquiries,
that bat one in thiry Of the people could
read, while on an average only one il dhy-
eve possessed Bih,s-" ti''N fH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

Hon. Henry Wilson in letter to the
Cooper Institute Republican Mass Meeting,
says: ii say to my Republican comrades
Of New York that the Republican party
will give their Presidential candidate the
electoral votes Of thirty Of tho thiuy.seven
Statcs, moro than 3,0O0,OO0 Of the popular
votes and mors than 100000 popular ina
joriiy, and a Congress with two-tliirds
majority in both houses" ...
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

The Bovdoinham bank robbers deny that
they havs offered to "res.ors" 81. 900 Of the
plumber taken from the Bank. but say Il true
that they have offered to ''givs" that sum for
shsvelisfo Of The sufferers st Bowdolahsm, pro-
vsded that they can have pardos. Il takssa
rssssl sad thisf to give good szamph Of Q
distinotios without difsreses. Af- i,grt
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

A terrible accident occurred at the Hoo
sac Tunnel Massachusetts,, on Saturday last,
by which thirteen men were either killed
outright or suifoca,cd to death. The gaso.
line works ut the mouth Of the shaft ex.
plodcd, setting fire to the building that con.
,ained them. The debris fell down the
shaft, burying the whole gang Of workmcn
ut the bottom. 400. .r.. tf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

In Massachusetts, the Republicans, says
the Springfield Republican,, are breaking up
tho despotism OF the caucus. There is a
good deal Of boiling from the regular nom.
nations. lf the Prol,ibitionis,s arc beaten
in the primary meetings they Dol, and the
license men DO the sarnc under similar cir
cumstances. ...-..u r.-r....
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT ~ MAINE n. TIA Il 10 dive psaiss tAas
~ q second meeting % the eroitor II Saauei p. N.
white bankrupt, win be hi u tn COO q Jsnes D
YesssDisn, Register in BankuIsey IN SAID dshc q CIV
1861. II II ocbrk ~. AMI that third meeting u The
crrito<s AZ rah hsnkrijs viii he hit nj - esp, co
sah fSursh day % kovr<s, Al ~ o't<k 80 ths 1sr-
pes named In the and twenty eighth
tions Il the Bankus Aa 81 C~oxrss, Appovef March
~. 1861. J. Y. SEAMAN, AsiTpes.
At soo the nneteenth day II 0rtotsr 4. d. lS5-rSS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

Iowa returns 2s,7o4 Republican MAORI.
~ for Governor Colonel Meuilll In 70
counties. The present Republican Cover
nor (stonc) bad i6,s75 majority In the
whole State. slerrills will exceed Il BY
fully 10000. Where's the Dmooas' roos-
,..s aI.1. H.l ."F.H e..a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

Tho Bo 30 Z ~. Of : dem,
ocr.., Il editor abe b.s sven bo .',sursnssss
Of bripsins on, the American AaS 70 deco
rate the supposed triumph Of his parry,
which bad no such emblem during The
whole sxisseucs Of the rebellion" 4. NJ. ,,t
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A man In Boston wishes Us to advertise
his medicines and take our pay in his way.
lfthat isnt cheek, what 30
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STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JrpItfAL cosRr. |
sept. Term, A, ID, 1861.

sept Term, A. ID. 1867. J
JEREMIAH ". MASON. of Limerick, In said
~ county of York. 80. John X. Sartvsll aAA John
Humphrey, both of Boston, In The County Of Sui.
folk, and Cummon wealth Of Massachusetts, princi-
pal Defendants, and Nathaniel Pendextef OF Par
ion.held. In said County Of York. summoned as
their Trustee.
And suggestion In the esrr hat John X. sart-
well anil John Humphrey, the principal DskUlants II tho
time II the scrce Il the writ, were MT Inhabitants ~ thss
State. AMI hal NJ trant svent attorney within tie
saue; that their gois OF estate have bcn attssid In
this arIoo ard that they have had no notie d nh suit
AMI attachment, II Is Oriori that notics of The peDieDey
of this sun h. given the BY srvins
them In hand With Aitesed py q this oder. together
with abstract q the plaintiffs wit, fourteen days. %
by Publishing the thre weeks sucscstveiy In tho
CSoS AND JorRSAL, Dcwsrsper printed at Bddefori,
io said County % Yos, tie last pubtiea thsvsos N ts
not less than thirty days befre the neat t<vs II sail
court IN he holden at sao la anil r said county. tho
ft Tuesday ~ January, A. d. lss, that said defDiants
may then anil their appsar aDi answer 70 sail sai, "
they shah see cause.
Attest, c. n. LORD Cbrk.
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Sahsrvtbers are requested to examine the date o''
the printed coiov- alp attached to their paIsr this In
diosies The time On which the sab~rrip,On u pail fos
instance .lMzyes" that the subvihsr has pad IN
Nay Led, isss. When neg payment !. n.s, fA.s dafs
VIII b. ,ms diafeiy altered that The label con.tan'
Recetps IN full fes he time which the satsrihcr
has paid yah-edsrr In arran are requested W tf~ani
the suss dzk. imssdiAsriy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-25

No notice will be taken at this Office, Of anony.
nous eommunlcations. The name and address VI
the writer must be given, net for ysbheaf'sn' but
- warranty OF his good NTH.