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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-02-02
BOLIVAR
MALE ACADEMY
J. MILTON HUBBARD. A n. Principal.

. @i144A04' AS0DH0sO' a rs 44AhO4Pe'A'
The Spring Session will begin on Monday,
the DIST day o January, 1867
TERMS Of Tuition. per session. be paid its expira-
zion, follows SlS, SO and SIS, with Incidental
Fee Of 81 Sudents charged from date Of entrance till the
close Of the aud no DEDUCTION MADE except in
cases of SERIOUS prctractsd sickness
The Principal who has had charge Of the School for eight
sessions intends, by spending time IN the school
than customary schools Of like grade. and b. Fgidy
enforcing such have by long experience been found
be ntye Of the best interests Of the student 70 afford te
very facilities boys wishing prepare for college,
the active duties Of life
competent Assistant viii be employed the pat
ronaze Of the school viii justify it.
Z. 4
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Bolivar Select School
For Y Dung Ladies !

H'OT L Dung Ladies
The Spring Session Of this School VIII com
meaeo on MONDAY, the zIst Of JANUARY. 1867.
TEACHES:
5IRs. n J. THOMPSON. Principal and Teacher Of Mathe-
MISS anna Q. sAFFoRD English Branehes. Latin and
French
MISS NARY AliELIA JONES Tsaelers q Piano D a.
ii ESS 81. O. WtLhElS0N, Sc
TERMS PER SESSION;
Primarv-studies $500
Intermediate Etudiea. - %
Higher EuElish BraEcbeus - ~
Taffn % 90
Fren-h 100
rFuzie. Including Use ~ Instrument. 30 %
Treifsutaf EEuenses. O.
Lessons in Vocal Music ang Class Singing i Sc given
the whole School IhIrdag evening II each HesA FREE
81 CHARGE.
Principal takes s opportunity 10 tender her ihaaks
e sbe liberal ratrannfe sa has received during past
year. and earnestly solier ooatiuEanee Of thszsme
Bolivar, Jan =, 100 sh-
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It is estimated that over one million of
people have died in India during the past
year from starvation.
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20 u EVerVbodV.

A large pp. Catalogue. teaching how = Taa
Froekies. pmpIes Blotchss q on Eaehcs. 5Elidana
FsrupsonB and ali fufsaTtes q tae skin. GoW b
Wiskers. restore cur AID hsaHty the hars the
Drunkenncss. Nervous Dsays and etssr useful and
valuable infozznstion- EVer3t0Iysend for 81 Address
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W.. 8. SCOTT,
Baggies and Carriages,
BOLIVAR Tenn

SHOP at easFals Cd ssaaa. seasrsa Road. iass vest
ofEhe IS. q. Railraal
am prepared maHufaetuIe Teieel ~ every kiad
ana auaiity il g laauez lst d = fiias4ed -
crlI attelton ssFen 20 reaFiag and al work essrsn
isasus 81. c. SCOTT.
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Something New! Something New.
AUCTION HOUSE.
J. H. GROVE & CO.
Auctleneers and Commission Mer-
chants,
South side public square. BOLIVAR. TENN

viii buy and sell Commission Dry Goods Clothing No
lions Boots Shoes Lands Houses, Horses Muies Stock
kinds. Machinery, Farming Implments, Furniture
Onsigumens solicited rendered promptly
and all business immediately settled.
February !, 1857. J. II. GROVE 4 90.
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NOTICE.

On and after this date the BOLIVAR
STEAM MILL COMPANY viii charge One Inch PLANK
three dollars per hundred all lumber pns
ASH SIZE Per hundred board measure Pine Ash 81 Is
per hundred Walnut extra and low prices any
mill can afford.
February 2, 1867. i'm d. I. WELLS Z co.
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q COPIED the nations which conquered emily
When the meteor Of conquest allured too far;
have eoped with the nations which dread thus lonely
The last single CAPTIVE to millions in war"
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SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 1857
largest Circulation in City and Stale
CAIL FOR A CONSERVATIVE STATE
gnNVFNVVnE

NASHVILLE. MARCH II, lS67.-The undersigned.
Conservative members Of the General Assembly
81 the State of Tennessee. deeply impressed with
the dangers which imperil our beloved country,
from the reckless disregard, upon the part Of the
mai0rities Ia Congress and the Leglsature OF our
own state Of the sage couns 81 the founders Of
Qua government and the fundamental principles
q oar constitution, respectfully propose. that
there be held IN the city Of Nashville, on the 10Th
ofAPRIL next, Convention ct the true CQnserva
tive Gnion people Of the state OF OIL who Wlsn,
ia the language Of the Father Of his country,
that our Union and brOiherly affection may pc
perpetunted. that our free constitution may be
9arrediy maintained that its administration IN
every department may be stamped with wisdom
and virtue that the happiness Of the people OF
the States. under the auspices Of liberty may b..
made complete By the careful preservation and
prudent use Of this blessing-in short tonven-
ii0u ef all who oppose the tendencies and ruin
Gus policy and practices of the dominant party.
Cor the purpose Of taking counsel for the COM
mon good Of all the people of the state. and TO
select "a standard bearer. In the approaching eau
vas7 for Governor. who shall be true loyal
Union man. a 6rm and determined defender of
the constitution and laws Of the land, and around
whom may rally all the people Of the State who
desire the fu!l and complete restoration Of peace.
property and happnes IN our beloved state.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

THE Radical organ is nervous in regarC
e. the colored vote Ii must have some
secret reason for its apprehensions in
regard to the direction il viii take 1
saws that the "Rebel newspapers ara
hoasting that they viii control it, and
use the negroes as tools 10 defeat Gov
brownlow That paper declared IA few
weeks since, that a negro voter who sup
ported the Conservative ticket, should be
declared lunatic. and DISTINGUISHED A
Rebel may think enough of the intel
hgence OF the colorei voters of TeAnes
see, TO suppose that they viii not stupidity
vote far man who declared. less than
two years ago, that they were unit lor
political equality with the whites, and in
al Executive message protested against
giving them the privilege of the ballot
box, butthev have never threatened them
with the strait Jacket if they did not
The organ is in dread that the negro will
discover the game in which he is to be
PLAYED of, and demur We say again
that he had better distrust his zealons
friends, and think twice before he COM
mits himself
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

JNo. Bowen, Sec'y.
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THE SORT on TALK, AND THE SORT
OF.MEN.

Says the New Orleans Times Loud
talk, fiery denunciations. savage phillip
les, heroic threats-with bitter sarcasms
and taunts against those who may in
wake thought and deiheration-wi only
aggrayate our evils and emharrass any
practical measures for mitigating them
The noisy declaimer is always
ready e. die in the last ditch--the time
serving demagogue who seeks to make a
Little capital by cheap explosion OF
wrath aga,ns, all who DO not echo HE
hish-sounding hat impotent words as
truckers and recresnts can give us little
assistance, nay viii place clogs and
obstacles 10 cur way through our present
difficulties The men Of frm minds. OF
high courage and self-command, who can
think, who can propose something prac
ucable and wise. aud who are not afraid
to take the responsibility. g. face the
clamor Of The thouqhtles7 and passionate.
and 20 despise the arts "a the demarogue-
these are the men We now need Go guide
and direct the sentiments ana conduct
q oar people Have We not men Of this
class in our State. men whose heroism
has been attestod ia The most trying
scenes 81 the recent terrible war upon
whose yabr and devotion the people relied
ia the hour OF conflict, and who since
she cl0se Of the waT, have been the chief
counseloTs ot a wisr, peaceful aud calm
demeanor
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aEN. sHERTDAN's ORDER POSITION
ING THE NEW ORLEANS CITY

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE
GULF, NEw ORLEANS, March 9, 1867
General Orders No. l3.--No commander
having yet been appointed for the military
district of Louisiana and Texas, created BY
the recent law of Congress, entitled An
act to provide for the more efficient gov
eminent Of the Rebel States" aud Breyet
Major General Mower, commanding in
this CITY, and the Mayor and Chief of Po-
lice in the city of New Orleans, having all
expressed TO me personally their fears that
the public peace may be disturbed BY the
election for some of the city officers, or
dered by an act OF the Legislature OF Lou
isiaua. to take place on Monday, the 18th
inst. and that body, at special session
having refused 70 postpone said election,
thereby rendering il necessary that mea-
sures for the preservation Of the peace
should he taken, hereby assume the au-
thority conferred upon the district com
manders, provided for in the act Of Con
gress above cited, 20 far as necessary 10 de-
clare that no such election shall take place.
1t Is, therefore, ordered that for the preser
walton Of the public peace no polls shall be
opened on that day, aud that the election
shall be postponed until the district CON-
mander, under the Law, is appointed, or
special instructions received covering the
case. p. II. SHERIDAN,
aTes,r Ia-aruT Ciarsrnan1fnc-
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The Grand Army Of the Republic is
extending into the South. The New Or
leans papers announce the existence of
the organization in that city. BY some
miscarriage the flllowing notification
found its way into the Chicago Times,
which shows that it is preparing for ac>
ton in Arkansas. What is doing in Ten
nessee2
HEADQUARTERS @. A. R., DEPARTMENT
OF ONO, February 6, 1s67-P. o., Post
No. I, Sub Division 84-Sir-I am di-
rected to forward to the army at Napoleon
lin cypher) one hundred and fifty of the
approved breach-loaders for the use of your
eneampment. which shall be subject to your
order.
Please sign the above receipts aud re-
turn 10 me-
/ am, sir, respectfully,
NOur obedient servant,
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AN ACT TO Fix the Wafer Rates for
SprinkIins' streets. Yarsis Rad Gar


Section /. Be Il enacted by the City Council
of Nashville That the water ofthe City Water
works may be used for sprinkling streets and the
Public Square upon the payment Of twenty
cents per linea foot front, to date from the time
of the application to lSt January following
which shall be paid in advance by any person
desiring the privilege for a given distance. Such
person shall be permitted to sprinkle the entire
breadth Of the street, OF TO any distance not ex-
eeeding one hundred feet from the sidewalk on
the Public Square.
See. 2 In eases where the sprinkling shall be
done by water cats, (not less than 5000 lineal
feet to be let ont to any one eontract0Tl the
charges shall be one-thrd the above rates bat
such contractor shall. at his own expense, put
in suitable street hydrants for the service Of
his carts, under the direction and control of the
Superintendent of the Waterworks. and at such
places as he may designate. Such hydrants
may be removed by the contractor after the ex-
piratOn Of his term Of contract. under the diree-
ton Of said Superintendent; and the contractor
may al any time be required TO remove such
hydrants, when in the opinion of the Saperin-
tendent the public interest requires it.
Sec. 3. Yards and gardens may be sprinkied at
the rate Of two cents per square yard, when
done with hose, or ut half this rate when done
with sprinkling pots.
See. 4. The NaterWOrks Committee. with the
approval Of the Mayor, may! by public order,
suspend the privilege of using the water for
sprinkiing. during any emergency.
Sec. 3. Any person desiring 10 use water of the
City WaterwOrks for sprinking purposes, shall
first make application to the superintendent
and Water Tax Collector to have the assessment
made, and to pay the tax; and any persons yi0-
lating the provisions OF this act shall pay, upon
conviction, fine of notices. Than five nor more
than twenty dollars.
See. 6. This act shall take effect from and after
is spassage and all laws and parts OF laws con-
hicting with. or superseded By the PROVISIONS OF
this act. are hereby ge 9 sl b D ou,,, ~.
Attest; R'Br. c. FosTEE, 81, Recorder.
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Alr. Logan offered q resolution for the
immediate appointment the Committee on
Military Affairs and that il be authorized
10 sit during the recess for.the purpose Of
inqHiring into the manner Of procuring
heavy ordnance for the United States SER
vice, and the disbursements relating thereto;
the quality Of rifed and smooth bore guns
heretofore introduced, with power to send
for persons and papers, and to employ 3
clerk, and directing the Secretary Of War
to cause experiments TO be made, etc.
Aflerdebate the resolution was postponed
until December next, yeas 60, noes Sc.
The vote was regarded as an Indication
Of the temper OF the House in the adjust
ment.
Mr.. Logan then offered a resolution
requesting the President TO inform the
House what amount has been paid by the
government since April, 1861, for cannon
proieetiles and small arms, the war and
navy departments, as to contracts for the
same, and whether the officers of the
government are pecuniarily interested in
the improvements, etc. Adopted.
Mr.. Banks then offered Mr.. Logln's FIRST
resolution modified, so as to provide for the
appointment Of military commanders tenl
porarily.
Mr.. Seholield moved to lay the resolution
on the table-yeas So, nays 66.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMHNTs


4 DELPHE THEATRE. CHERRY ST.
n lLake Old Nashville Theatre) Sam. I
SiEnens. Business Manager and Treasurer; +. L.
Keller, Stage Manager.
Saturday Evening. March I6-Last
appearance of the gifted artistic Miss CHAR
L0TrE THOMPSON, when will be presented
the beautiful and thrilling drama ia three acts
! Of N1UIORlNE. or III SLEEP 0N II. Nict0-
rine. Miss Charlotte Thompson. To conclude
with BLACK EYED SusAx. William. Mr.. o. Z.
Dcud. marie 1t
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Major General Commander

Gauss or MIX SICKEEss-Miliiam
Jerry, Of Edwardsyille, Illinois, has writ
ten a letter 90 Governor Cox, Of Ohio, an
regard 20 the cause of milk sickness, in
which he aays:
10 view Of any reward which may
have been offered by your State for the dis
oovery Of the cause Of milk sickness, l
take this opportunity 10 present 10 youE
Excellency what, in my humble Judgment
is determination Of this terrible disease.
What Is termed milk sickness is occa-
stoned BY the plant ellpaioriaa ageraioiais
white snake root have experimental
With this plant, and am fully convinced, in
nv on mind, that ] have discovered the
cause OF milk sickness
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Chief of Ordnance, Department a IN Of Oh OH

SOM Of the Radical members of Con-
gress who voted to impose upon the peo'
pie of the South a rigid military des-
potism, placing the lives, liberty and
property OF nine millions Of people at
the mercy OF 1--WE men, are very much
distressed at the prospect Of monarchy
in the Canadas. They seem to fear that
the cause Of liberty has much to dread
cram this source
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and style of Foster
Brothers is hereby dissolved BY mutual consent.
All persons owing Foster Brothers can find
their office in rear Of Guild & Smiths Law
Office, formerly occupied By Foster 3 MeRweR.
Messrs. ARMISTEAD = WOODS have pur-
chased the entire interest Of the arm.
FOSTER BROTHERS.
Nashville, February, 1857.
In retiring from business. il affords us great
pleasure 10 recommend Messrs Armistead &
Woods 10 all our customers and the public gen
orally, and hope they will continue their pa
tTouage. so literally extended to the old firm
FOSTER BROTHERS,
Nashville. February, 1867. marl5 ii
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Rnnk Of Tenneasee..

NToFRs OF THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
N (ala issusl will be taken for lis aeres 81 a.
good land 81 lies IN the county, within three
chance sar good inFestmeut. Also. same notes
lakeu Ter iJur itts il Edgeheld. on Boseobei
street, AZ sla per f5lt Also, house and lsl On
TaaraiT A. NELSON & CO.. Aeenss.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEETs
Nashville Hood Horse Assoc

A MEETING OF THE NASHVILLE BLOOD
n Horse Association viii be held on SAfO &
DAY. the 18th instant, at II a. NJ. ever Riddle
burgers Saloon. A fail and prompt attendance
is requested KS business Of the utmost import
anre will be brought before the meeting.
Z. f. G0CKHILL. Pres't.
q. NJ. DAkDEN. Seey. marl5 p
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sTEAM FITTINa.

Steamboat, faetory. Hotel ana Stationary
Engine E0Tk done. steam Gaazes. Steam
Whistles. steam Iraps, Globe Valve. All 80
tiuase Cocks. Oh Cups. Air Cocks, Cyisndsr
Cocks, etc, etc.
fohgf.c~~
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IDS Benefit for the
Suffering.

~ Brown, Esq. Mayor Of Nashville Dear
Sir: Enclosed please find special notice We wish
60 insert in the city papers. but not without
your approval. which We hope will be freely
given on account Of its benevolent purpose
We would therefore respectfully request yoa to
appoint Receiver for that length Of time. % be
plsced ia the Billiard Room. Respectfully yours.
CAUNIN q BERTHEOL.
On The acceptance Of which ne publish the
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,PECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the citizens Of Nashville that
they viii reopen their Billiard Establishment
in the C0lonnade Building next MONDAY
NIGHT. March 49, 1857, and hereby announce
that from that time until March so. two weeks
the net profit derived from the business viii be
and to the destitute families Of The city Of Chat
taneOga-the Hon. w. Matt. Brown taking
charge Of said business for that time and pur-
pose. We would also respectfully inform the
public that we have thoroughly re-fitted and
renovated our Hall with new Tables, etc.
marl5 2w CAUFIN i BERTHE0L.
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For1lOuisrille and CincInnati.

TNHR SPLENDID PASSENGER gz. :
1 steamer EMMA FLOYD, w. @. esilssssl ~
VORIs, Master, W, f. KUHN, Clerk -
viii leave a. above on SATURDAY, the l6.h
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply on board. OF to
C0RBETT 4 BOYD, Agents,
Al and AZ Front street.
marl6 II or W A PEBBLES
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FIltinra for ll.e Al,ore.

Tees, ElboEa, Crosses, Plues Bashinrs. Rg-
epeers, Lock Ngts, Hooks. Return Benda.
o'i'h'' s.
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saturday. AprIl 4. 1897.

Three vacant lots in Ewing's addition to Nash
Vile. being Nos. $50, l56 and l5l. the former
fronting 81 feet and the latter 81 feet each, on
Wefmore street. between Ewing avenue and
Stevenson street. and all Of said lots running
back 100 feet TO an alley.
TERNs. One-third cash, and balance on a
credit Of six and twelve months, with interest
from date. Note required with approved secu-
rity. and lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON B. HOWELL.
mario I'd Clerk and Master.
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aHOO REMARD-

THE UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED
i to offer a reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
for the recovery Of the body of Jesse Hollabird,
lost from the steamer ]. l.. Graham, and
drowned two miles above Carthage on the lst
instant. ~. A. PEBBLES,
MARI 2w Steamb oat A gen
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Several amendments TO the rules of the
House were adopted. None of them were
important.
Mr.. Boutwell,, on leave, introduced q
joint resolution relating 10 claims against
the government. Referred to Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Hurlbert offered resolution re-
guessing the Speaker TO appoint Commit
tee on Public Expenditures, and;that such
committee take into consideration the re-
port of the committee of last House on the
subject of the New York eustomhouse, and
report what action if any is advisable in
the premises. Mr.. Hurlbert replied at
length 70 Collector Smythe's card, declar-
ing in the course Of his remarks that the
New \ FORK customhouse was, under Smythe's
administration, reeking with corruption.
in reference TO the bonded warehouse bust
ness, more improper, disreputable and
disgFaceful transaction than that shown In
the testimony had never been made public.
be also declared the evidence showed
that, while Smythe took an oath every
month that he received nothing from cart
age, etc, he actually did receive every
month two hundred and City dollars from
that source, which was handed to his sec
rotary, who kept it until the monthly oath
had been taken by the collector, and then
paid it.oyer by checks OF otherwise. He
would never forget the indignation he felt
when a witness testified that Smythe had
said TO him, I'm dsmn'd sorry ever un-
dertOok TO carry the President daughters"
Smythe, to be sure, denied saying so, but
be witness said to him, 1 don't know what
you thought and don't know what occa-
sion YOU had to say so, but yOu used these
words Referring 10 the name of Mrs.
Perry, he said she was no Smyth.
His presence in the Executive chamber
was proved more than once, and the soft
low words there spoken to her, 1t was in
proof she was TO have shared one-third Of
the profits of the general order of business,
and one Of the witnesses had told after he
LEFT the stand that Mrs. Perry had q writ
ten agreement to that effect, and the Presi-
dent of the United States had read that
agreement. He characterized Mr.. Smythe
as g vampire, sucking ont the life-blood Of
the commerce Of New Tork-hampering
and making il subordinate to
his own personal sggrandisement and po-
litiosl Objects
No action taken.
The Speaker presented a message from
the President, with letter from the Sec
rotary of State, transmitting a general
report from Hon. Rufus King, Minister 70
Rome, dated February Is, on the subject Of
the reported removal Of the American
Protesfant Church from Rome. Referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The House agreed 10 adjourn to-day
until Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Famsworth, the SEE.
rotary was directed 20 furnish the House
with the report Of Gen. Wilson q the SIR
yeys Of Illinois and Rock rivers.
Mr.. Mallory, member from Oregon, had
the oath administered aud took his sezi.
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For Cairo. ~. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans,

mHE SPLENDID PASSENGER $50
steamer TALISMAN, WIN. ls=HaeesA
STRoNG, Master, 0. W. DAVIS. -
Clerk. will leave as above on SATURDAY,
the 10th inst, at o'clock Pm.
For Freight OF Passage apply on board. or TO
C0RBETT < BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street.
or HARRISON 4 SONS.
mar16 Ii Agents