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NOTICE..

NFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

ELECTION OF CITY ASSESScH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
October TO- 1867.
rTaHE CITY COUNCIL WILL, AT us NEXT REdC-
LAR Meeting. to be held on TUESDAY, 22d inst,
proceed to elect ASSESSOR to I'LL the unexpred
term of Mr.. D. G. GIBSON, deceased.
Letters of application Will bo received up to u O'Clock
NJ on day Of election.
By order. W. B. SMITH,
October IL Clerk OF COUNCIL
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE,
October 8, 1867.
fi'AX EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF
FICE On 22d inst. on all unpaid returns for 1867
due on 39th June last s. THOMAS.
0,toher 9 City Treasurer,
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NOTICE. TO AUCTIONEERs

CITY TREASURY ofFIcE.l
OCTOBER 9, 1867.
LII AUCTION LICEN>ES EXPIRED BY oRDi-
"A NANCE on 3Oth September. Renewals Will re
granted on application at this office. if made during 1h
Month. s. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
October 5
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PORT CALENDAR.
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pHAsrs OF THE MOON.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-23

THANKs-HOn. John w. Leftwieh will
please accept our thanks for copy OF the
great speech made by Senator Doolittle, of
Wisconsin, in vindioation of his course, and
against the establishment of military despo
tism in the Southern States, which was de-
livered in the Senate on the 10th of last
month. 1t is one of the greatest and best
efforts of the Honorable Senator's public
career, and long after the supporters of the
infamous bill have passed from view it will
stand upon the pages of history as monu-
ment to its authors genious and solid argu-
ments.
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oughly that portion of the ornamental water
where the great mass of persons was seen to
go down. The result of their investigations
showed the care with which this spot had
been swept by the drags, only single body
being recovered by the divers On the other
hand, the minuteness of the search made by
these men themselves, was proved by their
bringing up hatehets, hammers, a large
wooden mallet, and piece Of iron wire drop
ped out Of different boats Ia the course of
the previous days ice breaking They also
found, at some distance from each other, two
pairs of skates, perfectly new, and strapped
together, suggesting that the owner had
dropped them In running away. The divers
were, of course, anxiously questioned as TO
the state Of things below. They described
the bottom as composed of soft, yielding,
black mud-as indeed was plainly to be seen
from their boots and clothing when they
came up to the surface-and into this they
sometimes stand to their knees, and some
times deeper. Except where the water was
very shallow they could see nothing" it
was ike being in dark room = but the
men did not complain of the temperature.
In fact, on coming to the surface, and being
exposed while resting for few minutes to
the cutting northeast wind, one of them told
his companion to " screw him up again and
let him be of, for it was warmer down be-
},yv
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BAD.-Memphis is full of bold, bad char
acters, and the pistol is broughti into fatal use
there as often as the sun comes and goes
Hardly day passes but what some unpre-
pared soul is hurled through the gates of
eternity by the murderers bloody hand On
Tuesday night young man named Fergu-
son was assassinated on Washington street;
the night following man by the name of
Waters was killed on Jefferson, and on
Thursday night another deed of blood was
committed
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A Word TO Our COUNTY CoURT-We be-
ieve we speak the sentiments of the masses
Of the people of this county when we say
that the new Courthouse should be built as
soon as possible, and that, too, in substan-
tial manner. The plan selected by the com
missioners is an Improvements upon any one
in the State, is beautiful in its proportions,
and will amply accommodate the entire bus
mess of the county Would it not be we'll
for the work to be put through at once We
hear that the structure can be completed by
the first of next January, provided the means
are furnished the contractors as the work
progresses. If the payment is to be made
only as the Courthouse tax is collected, it
viii be two or three years before the records
Of the county, worth hundreds and hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars, can be placed
in position for safe keeping The old log
hut in which they are now exposed is a rick
ETY. shanty at best, and one little match in
the hands of careless child or evil disposed
person might be the means of reducing them
to ashes in a few moments. No one will say
that Courthouse is not needed, and no one
is foolish enough to desire its erection de-
ferred. We do hope that the court will see
that steps are taken to build the Courthouse,
and that, too, at an early day. If they do
this they will receive the thanks of this com
munity, and do an act of justice to every
man who has a valuable paper filed away in
the old rookery called the " courtroom"
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SATURDAY. March lo. 1867.

THE CoSvENTIoN 1t is with no little
pleasure that we refer the readers Of the
BULLETIS to the call, which viii be found on
the fourth page of this issue, for a oonven-
ton Of the people, to take place in Nashville
on the 10th of April next. 1t is signed by
the Conservative members Of both houses Of
the Legislature, and should be responded to
with determination worthy Of the cause Of
justice and right Let us lose no time in
selecting delegate, and let him be one who
has the brains and intelligence to represent
the sentiment Of old Hardeinan as it should
be. Organization, thorough and complete,
is what we need, what we must have, if we
ever hope to crush the chuckling knaves
who sit in state and rob the outraged and IN
suited masses Of our once grand old com
monwealth We suggest that the people Of
this county meet at the Court house, on the
first Monday in April Quarterly Court day
and select some suitable person to repre-
sent them in the state Convention
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1t has been stated that Judge Sharkey,
now in Washington, is about to apply for an
injunction to suspend the operations of the
military bill. Hon, w, p Harris, an emf
nent jurist Of Mississippi, is hopeless of any
redress through the Supreme Court In a
recent letter he says:
As the proprietY Of seeking redress in the
Supreme Court has been suggested in some
quarters, L take the occasion to say there is
no power in the Supreme Court at the in
stance of the State to prevent the law from
taking effect. do not see how the State
government can make case for judicial &C
ton, which can only be invoked in contro-
versies about property rights, or at least
rights and questions which are not purely
political The power of recognizing the ex-
istenee of State government has, by that
court, been held to be a political and not
Judicial question-and to pertain to Con-
gress and although a controversy may arise
IN which that court may be called on TO
decide the validity of some of the powers
conferred on the military commanders, it Is
matter Of grave doubt whether It viii ever
venture to declare the political status of the
existing government here, or any that may
hereafter succeed it; and should the court
venture hereafter to do SO, its decision would
not be respected, and it would have no power
to enforce It
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MUD.-Memphis is beautifuI-in fact it
can be only compared to ten thousand of the
flthiest pig stys to be found in the flthiest
boys on earth. There IS not street in the
city but what is in an almost impossible con
dition, in consequence of which trade of all
kinds has suffered to great extent.
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Adyices from East Tennessee state that
the damage by the flood is over $2,OOO,OOO
The trains are now running from Knoxville
to Chattanooga. There were several lives
lost, and many families left homeless. who
must suffer. The rivers are still high, and
more rain is falling. There has been no
mails from the Northwest since the 4th of
March
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MAN KILLED-On last Monday, in La
Grange, Fayette county, dreadful deed of
blood was enacted. It seems that Mr.. Viii
liam Switzerland, lawful constable, had ar
rested man, whose name we have forgotten,
for breach Of the corporate law, and that
while the officer had the offender in charge,
a young fellow named Hill, companion and
friend of the arrested party, became en-
ragged, drew pistol, and shot the officer Of
the law, producing wound which caused
almost instant death. As Hill, who is not
more than 20 or q years of age, was aFres-
ted and placed in Jail at SOmerville, and viii
have to answer the charge of murder before
the proper court, we forbear any comments,
though we have heard that the deed was IN
provoked.
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That's Quartz

One Jim Adair, freedman, near Union
Springs, stole a musket few days ago, and
shot another negro. through the stomach,
on charge Of having stolen some -four from
him. The Union Springs Times says that
is the fourth killing Of niger by Niger
IN that community. The murderer has been
arrested
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--latest From Chattanooga.

A party Of gentlemen reached here from
Anderson yesterday, who had been detained
at Chattanooga for several days. They
were upon the last train from the south
ward that reached that Inflated city before
it was isolated by the food They put up
at the Crutchfeld house, and the next morn
ing found themselves surrounded by water,
which continued to rise until Monday, when
1t reached its acme. The water was then
within thirteen inches of the second floor.
Sunday they had nothing to eat until late
IN the afternoon, when some bread was OBJ
tanned from the barracks. All the business
portion of the city was submerged, and the
lighter structures were swept away, few
solid buildings here and there Indicating the
location of streets. The current bearing on
the Crutchfeld House w8s very strong-es-
timated at about nine miles per hour.
A large portion of the population are
camped out upon the side, of the ridge, the
houses above the level of the food not afford
ing accommodation for half of the houseless.
All manner of cOntrivances for shelter may
be seen-even blankets stretched over fence
corners in yards where fences still remain,
the most of these structures having been
burned for firewOOd-g Stealing, plundering
and rioting prevailed until martial law was
proclaimed.
Government officials are doing their ut
most to save such property as was too heavy
to be sweptsaway, and private individuals
are exhibiting praiseworthy energy in try
ing to secure such of their valuables as have
not been destroyed.
The party to whom we are indebted for
our information took steamer from the sec
Ond story of the Crutchield House on Mon
day, and proceeded to Bridgeport Here
they learned that the portion of the bridge
there which was swept away few days pre-
vious had stranded on an island eighty
miles below, and that the heroic watchman,
kirkpatrick, was picked up safe, having
chung to the wreck on its hayward voyage
He takes the affair very lightly, and said
when rescued by the steamboat Kingston,
that he wasn't sure he ought to abandon his
portion of the bridge, as he was paid by the
month for guarding it, and he always liked
to do his Nashville Gazette, 10Th.
The Ripley Advertiser Of the 10th, printed
at Ripley, Tippah county, Miss, in referring
TO the Circuit Court then in session at that
place, says:
This court is still in session at this place.
The State docket was taken up on Monday
last, and several cases have been disposed Of
One of the most important, that of the State
US 4. Smith, charged with murder, occupied
| Tuesday and Wednesday, and resulted In q
verdict by the jury Of not guilty. The case
| of Hancock as. Maxwell, an important suit
involving some S25, 900, was up yesterday,
but we learn it has been continued. The
court will probably adjourn to-day.
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The COUNTRY EDIToR.-A country editor
is an individual who reads newspapers.
writes articles on any subject sets type.
reads proof, folds and mails papers, prints
jobs, runs errands, saws wood, works IN the
garden talks to all who call receives blame
for hundred things which are no ones
business but his own, works from A n to
10 P. II, and frequently gets cheated out of
half his earnings
That's Quartz
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The Supreme Court of Alabama, has deci-
ded that where horse, the property Of a
non-combatant, was taken by the army of
the United States was abandoned by them
and left on the plaintiffs premises, and was
afterwards regained by the owner, the plain
tiff cannot recover him from the owner, by
action at law, without showing that the
seizure by the army was authorized by the
laws of nations, as recognized by the pub
lished general orders for the regulation Of
the United States army
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The Irish enthusiasm has all subsidized,
and the late rebellion in Ireland is conceded
to have been disgraceful failure The
Canadian invasion seems, however, to be
determined upon.