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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-06
NOTICE!

MISS. CEN. r. R. Co. SECRETARV,s OFFICE
WATER VALLEY Mss. March % 1867.
The Stockholders Of the Mississippi Railroad Com
Pany will convene at the ONCE said company AZ Water
Valley. Miss on TUESDAY, 2sd April at 10 o'clock
A NJ TO consider and determine the prOprey accepting
the bill passed during the late session Of the Issatre
OF this State authorizing the said Company issue Change
notes.
By order Of the President
marco 2s A ). McCOENICO. Secretary
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The undersigned hereby announces that
Re has formed eoPartnsFship With the fr o. RFASy =
Oine1Anati aud viii hereafter carry on The bas-
e e. S5e nSE stand Ia Bolivar under the firm aud stya
aPrii6 At V N HAHpTUcTOHy
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The delegates to the State Convention
were added to the above, SO was the chair
man.
1t was then moved and carried that the
proceedings of the meeting be published in
the Bolivar Bulletin and other papers friendly
to the cause.
No other business appearing the meeting
adjourned.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-06
ToREIaN ExCHA1aE.

England, Ireland aad ssGsiand s. 90 per e
Frsnoa saftzerlau6 aad BeiEar. 81 81 Eor 81.
eelsnsny-el i for Eeia tAasF; 81 @ foE Prumisa
rasldor *. ~ gsii6er-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-06

A splendid Masonic temple is to be built
at Holly Springs, Miss.
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MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
SUCCESSORS TO
OGDEN, TOBEY & CO.,
NO Ie JeEersoz etrset)
Dealers in Exchange Coin. Bank Notes Stock &c
lections made All accessible points in the United States
Corrected Weekly for the Bolivar Bulletin.
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!. ROSCOE, Genl Agent
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R, q. EDDY

O-
TrtR an extensive practice OF upwards OF
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and other foreign countries. Caveats, Sperifca-
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Copies CT the claims 0! apy patent furnished by
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No Agency in the United state possesses superior
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TESTIMONIALS.
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Late Commissioner OF Pat.
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DIR. KNIGHTS
RAXR! 3RRSS3MG &,

VEGETABLE PREPARATION
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
Chicago City Election.

The annual city election in Chicago took
place on Tuesday. The Republicans, in view
of the recent elections elsewhere, particularly
Connecticut, were decidedly nervous, and put
forth all their strength, and saved themselves
by a greatly reduced majority. The Times
says:
"Two years ago Mayor Rice was elected by a
majority of $500. In November last, the ma
jority in the city was 6,S67. Mayor Rice was re-
elected yesterday by the reduced majority OF 3,
93S. This is a very handsome democratic gain,
certainly.
But even better result than this is tie gam 81
tour Aldeimsa By tie Democracy viz: Comisky
in the 9Th ward, Casselman in the 18th, Chinz in
the ith and Mansur in the 10Th.
Altogether, the democracy of Chicago have
reason to be proud Of their work in this contest.
Next time, they will do better STILL and they
may look forward to complete triumph in the
great trial of November, 1868.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
CITY MATTERS.
The New llo,el.

We are able to report somsprogress in the new
hotel project since our last and to give the assur-
anoe that it is determined that it shall be built
though its proportions may be dwarfed by the
lack of iberality on the part of some of heavy
property owners of whom aid was expected. To
bring the stock up to point to give the company
a legal organization and existence the city coun-
Gill; realizing the Importance Of the enterprise To
the property of the city, has stepped in and vot-
ed to subscribe $40 900 Of the stock-the subscrp-
ton, however, to be subject to vote of the peo-
pie on Saturday next. If men Of large means are
unwilling to risk few dollars i'll an enterprise
of this character SO essential to the raouttton to
say nothing Of the growth and prosperity Of the
city, it is q consolation to know that they can be
reached by taxation. We have no fear however,
that the money thus voted by the city will be
lost or even prove profitless investment A
good Hotel in Ottawa will prove dividend pay
ing investment. The actual experience of forty
western cities the size of Ottawa can be cited in
preof on this head. We hope cur people will vote
the loan and subscription without hesitation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
Radical Charity.

There is no human being, however degrad-
ed and SHINING, but is covered by the mantle
of christian charity. There is shrift for the
dying felon and a pious prayer commencing
his soul to the divine forgiveness. The people
of the south may have been rebes-so were
John Hancock and George Washington. The
motives in both cases may have been equally
honest, though not equally UNSUITABLE. The sin
of the southern people was at least not of a
degree so heinous as to place them beyond the
pale of common humanity. A man of ordin-
airy human instincts will divide his dinner with
dog to save him from starvation. He would
be something meaner than brute that would
kick him. Yet when appeals have been made
at the north for contributions from their album
dance to save women and Children of the south
from starvation, it has been the fashion of the
radicals to answer with insulting .jeers and
ribuldry. monster in Chicago was applaud
ed for proposing, instead of bread, to send
arsenic to the sufferers. A Springfield cores
pondent of the ST. Louis Republican" impales
another wretch, who, instead of Bread offers
to contribute literally to send powder and
lead to the south, to be placed in "loyal" hands
to shoot the starving ''rebcls." This candi-
date for intamy is no less a parsonage than
William Butler,"a man whom the radicals
five years ago elected Treasurer of this state
How much gold he stole from the Treasury
and replaced with greenbacks worth Go cts. on
the dollar hos not TRANSFERRED. 1t was enough,
however, to satisfy the radicals in 1864 that it
would not be safe to renominate HIN for State
Treasurer. His patriotic zeal during the war
in rushing to the tront-not to fight, exactly,
but to steal cotton, was no less notorious and
scandalous He enjoys with all the rest the
intamy. of having been largely connected with
the celebrated cotton expedition of Gen. Banks
up Red River, in which thousands of precious
lives-among them a few of Ottawa's nobelst
and best-were sacrificed to the greed of a
ring" of just such ,scroundrels. The acme of
intamy was supposed to have been attained by
women insulting, spoon-stealing Butler the
Beast. Is there not a Butler in Springfield who
is more than his equal!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
The Mississippi Test Case

The supreme Court of the U. S. has denied
the Mississippi application for an injunction
to restrain President johnson, Gen. Grant, &c,
from executing the Reconstruction act" on
the ground that the Executive, being an indie
pendent department of the Government, of
equal dignity with the judicial, the latter has
no control over his action AS in similar
application on behalf of the state Of Georgia
the President is omitted in the application,
the decision adverially to Mississippi, for the
reason stated, gives the radicals no little un-
easiness, as the same objection does not arise
in the latter case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

SOME writer to the Chicago Tribune, dating
from Ottawa, attempts to make himself face
tous, and then grows indignant at our Mayor
for exacting of Wendell Phillips ten dollar
license for delivering lecture in Ottawa. 1t
is due to the Mayer to say, that he was not
aware that Phillips had been invited to come
here by a local association, but supposed he
had come on his own hook also that the IL
cense money, on ascertaining the facts, was
promptly returned. In the Mayors view,
doubtless Wendell Phillips, who has become
noted chiefly for his spoutings of treason
against this government, and boasts of having
been traitor for nineteen years, deserved no
greater favor or consideration from our city
government than any other travelling mountc-
bank who gave entertainments at rs or 80
cents per head. Should jeff. Davis, who was
never greater traitor at heart. than Phillips.
come here and offer to spout his treason for
80 cents head our city council, we appre-
bend, would consider themselves justified in
cXacting good deal heavier license than ten
dollars ,..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
A great cutlery has been raised by the ia

A great cutlery has been raised by the radi-
cal press against President johnson for par
doning so many rebels, and Butler makes the
offence one of his articles of impeachment
According to Greeley's paper the President,
during the year from March 1865 to March
1866 pardoned 1859 rebels, of whom 1119 were
recommended to pardon by radicals, such as
Gov Brownlow OF Tenn, Wells of La, Hamil-
ton of Texas. &c; and 30i by southern Gov
errors or prominent men in the Union army
not radicals So "Mrs. Cobb, the President
and the dcyiP were not at the bottom of all
OF this pardoning business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

The Savannah tGaN Republican represents
things in Camden and Braden counties as truly
alarming. The widest days Of st. Domingo
seem to have been reproduced in Southern Geor-
ga. In one county two negroes were sentenced
to death for murder and three others to the peni.
tertiary. A mob of colored people surrounded
the Jail, and broke open the doors, and allowed
the prisoners to escape In other counties white
men were found hanging to the trees within a
short distance of the public roads, and had been
hanging there for several days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
Europe.

The all controlling topic in Europe contin'
ues to be the threatened war between France and
Prussia about the purchase of Luxmbourg.
France and Holland have gone too far in the
negotiation to back down, and Prussia will
fight rather than permit the sale to be consum-
mated. So both countries are, by the last ca
bic despatch reported to be arming for the
conflict and England has taken such a position
by the side of Prussia that she also will be
lugged in, The probabilities certainly are in ia
vor of the opening Of general European
war within a month or two fs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

DEAF MUTE ExHIBITIoN.-The Principal Of
the Deaf & Dumb Asylum at Jacksonville, at
the suggestion of the trustees of that Institu-
ton, has taken class Of his pupils, and is about
to visit the principal cities and towns of the
State, and, by free exhibition, show the system
of educating these mutes aud their proficiency.
The class, numbering eighteen, will las will be
seen by the advertisement in another column be
at Ottawa on Tuesday, April both, and our peo-
pie will be highly interested in witnessing the
wonderful facility they manifest in communicate
ing their ideas and the mastery they attain in
their studies. An interesting entertainment is
in prospect for all places on the contemplated
route laid for the troupe, as, follows: Decatur,
Tuesday, April 9Th; Champaign, Thursday,
April 10th; Kankakee, April 18th, thence to
Chicago; afterwards to Marengo, Belvidere,
Rockford, Freeport, Galena, Geneva, Sycamore,
Dixon, Morrison, Morris, Ottawa, Peoria, Gene
sec, Rock Island, Evanston, Joliet, Pontiac,
Normal, Naperville, Aurora, Mendoza, Princeton
and Galesburg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

A
The Rad. Republicans have out call for a
regular delegate county Convention at Mendo-
ia in this county, to appoint delegates to arad
Convention Of b this eptire judicial grand dvis
ion, to nominate candidate for Clerk of the
Supreme Court. The cost Of getting up about
50 county Conventions and then grand dis
trict Convention to nominate candidate fol
this comparatively unimportant office, would
if properly attended, be about double the fees
of the office for half dozen of years. 1t was
ridiculous to make the Office elective at ALL
The clerk, like the reporter, should be APP
pointed by the Judges,,who' would make, in
ninety nine cases out of hundred, better Sc
lection than can be, hoped for from the precinct
politicians. -'''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

CONGREGATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.--At rien-
NAL Convention of the clergy and laity of the
Congregational denomination ofthc Northwest
met in Chicago on Tuesday, to remain in scs-
sion three or four days. Delegates, to the
number of several hundred, were present from
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan
and Missouri. The Convention organized by
appointing Hon. b. C. Cook, OF Ottawa, Pres
ident, with Vice Presidents, Secretaries. &C.
One of the main objects Of the body is, to elect
II board of directors Of the Theological Semin.
AIRY, established under the auspices of this de-
nomination few years ago ut Chicago, and
TO place it, financially, on II solid foundation.
a report read to the convention showed that
during the past year $4,000 each had been
raised for the endowment Of Il profcs.orship OF
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n
tory records that children born during tho
French revolution were possessed of combative
and revengeful temperaments in a remarkable
degree. A singular fact CO. incident with the
above is, that children raised during the late re-
bellion exhibit peculiar adroitncss for obtain
ing money and other valuables under false pre-
fences. Such a character as this is
who made speculation out of the unsuspeoting
citizens of Ottawa last week, by representing
himself to be an honest and industrious boy, and
lived near the canal BRIDGE that he was also the
sole proprietor of whole litter of .small pups
of the rat terrier" species, recently imported
from Canada, &c. Suffice it to say, that many
persons loaned him small amounts of money to
assist him in running an apple and pea nut bas-
ket on the street, and he has failed in every in
stance TO come to time as per agreement but has
been invisible ever since. The parents of this
young scapegrace will save themselves and the
boy much trouble if they speedily fix the matter
up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

BUILDING Up.--It is really quite inspiring, in
walking the streets in the business part of the
city, to notice the extensive preparations making
for the erection of new first class business build
ings. Besides the preparations making by May
or Clancy and others, noted in our last, we notice
that Mr.. J. Manley and Mr.. G. H. Schneider
have just finished digging the cellar and COM
menced laying the foundation for first class
brick business block, 60 by 30 feet on the lot on
La Sale street next north of Hoes " Leland's
new block. Mcssrs. Kneussl and Heberle have
also broken ground for brick block of still lars-
err dimensions on Main street. west of La Sale {;
and we notice Mr.. Archey Armour is clearing
away the rubbish for the erection of three story
brick on La Sale street next north OF Van Do
rens store These buildings, with some others
projected, and the new hotel, certainly promise
to make lively season for our Ottawa mechan-
les of the coming summer.