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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27
Southern View Of President J0hnson's
POiIcy-A Rap mt tho Democratic Party and
Pnpers-The Little villain's', Share, &c.

Papcrs-The '.Little Villains" Share, &c.
From the Macon Ga Journal and Messenger March %
Andrew johnson has at last yielded. Thank God for
It. Hc has done immense deal OF harm crippled
when armies in the field rejected the terms
which Grant and Sherman gave u.s. and then at last has
kept sectional hate and anmosiy stirred up AGAINST us
by his unwse and his foolish conflict with Con-
gress and Northern sentiment
And now we hope President Johnson's opposition to
the government will cease He has opposed IL 30 long,
and Induced our people to oppose 30 long, holding out
70 US the false idea that he would do something for u.s.
that he has done infinitely harm than all other
men and all other causes combined but Tor MIN we
would long have been admitted into the Union and
upon far better terms than shall be able TO OBJ
tain He has been the most effective enemy we have
had.
In the first place, his influence was great in araying
che border States against u.s. He was OF the most
earnest supporters OF the waged upon u.s. He re.
magnanimity OF Grant and Sherman And last, though
not least he has, by his course kept Northern prejudice
and hatred constantly excited against Save US from
Commencing his Official career as Vice President by
an excessively postprandia speechafterwads rs Presi
dent indulgng in such spouting Trades 10 the populace
OF the federal capital az should be used Upon
the hustings-gong upon his Western tour with an
engine OF vupcraon, whose hose he kept turned back
upon Congresshc excited the frenzy OF the Northern
people against the southernes whose he proessed
to advocate. Had he been our most bitter enemy he
could not have pursued course calculated TO do US
Further than this his conduct has Al, along inspired
the southern people with the hope that he has intended
70 defend our rights at the point Of the bayonet An
drew H. twas compared TO Andfew l. Tennessee had
given 's0d Hickory" who crushed nulIihcaton and
sremoved the deposits and Tennessee IL was hoped
had given US Andrew H. who wonld remove the radical
Congress- johnson was 70 be Cromwell, who would
disperse the Rump Parliament Of America.
In the meantime, though, with all his procamations
he has removed martial Law from Tho South and
restored 70 people habeas corpus has he
II dinaouN TO determine whether President johnson
has exhibited the moro political population hs more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

The Howe N!ashins, Co.'S Lock stitch Sew W
sewing maehInel, President. go Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27
To Marry or Not e. Nary l,r.y

Serious reflections for young men 10 Essays q sss Hc
by ignorance Of Natures Laws, In the hrsA
zee az sent sealed letter envelopes free o. charg
Address Dr. j, Skl Lin hVeohiON, h"""'" 0s~'s--
phu sdephla. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

The Fashions for Spring MT Genin's are
now complete they include most extensive vs 1 ,e
Hats for gentlemen and youths The exposition OF sa,es
childrens and infants Has comprehend Az ,ne
styles Of Europe and America. GESIN, sis proAa"sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

e ,As ssuaSs cosc;SG % y M
s YssssSsy
e. aI Fsr"ssre Suitable
WENTWORTH SONS, 100 Bowsry.
xAaIkssr I R.snESr s.v.e, ..
form physioloeicaly Depot $50 Canal street. Sold IA
a''' 'A"'' 'o'os
All Prizes Cs.hed In Legal Lotteries Circa-
: N''N - j. cLurE Broker. l7s Broadway
y s:s ss. A ono.
No $50 Broadway, corner Of Prince street
New YORK.
BeautifaI Hair. Cheyalicr,s Life for .ss
youthful beauty mpsrts lie and strength 20 the weake.s
@ 3: ps at o By ns Ss
fashionable hair .Rs
w1.s ss ISy s5 ,s ss:' Ia 81:
Factory 81 Barclay street.
s .aa :ss he. s .S, avs :. N s
Astor House.
Don't Trlae with B.d Cough or &C.,,
= s sa b ssS Sold
where.
Florence SsysEs'sslf s Esssss s.cnIsEs
5ss Broadway. New York.
& B Bcsssr; MNi=ssss fre'"" Sewing
Immense price. paid for Old Books.-I0O.eee
BOOKS on h'n'' LEGGaf BROTHERS. lis Nassau street.
Lace Cs sFo5fHfiHoHAM LACE CURTAINS.
Ne" secured p'''ssioii Sa B. Kelly ~ Broadway
x. fs%sS s...s: s.ss SD Sss
RUsHToS. 10 Astof House. and by all drussists
ma. s, 81 TFftSs asssf SIZE a'E
"a Vssd . .%sga Hosans os agents. De"as
Royal Hayana and all Legal Lottery
f''''' 'A'"' ). r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. New YORK.
s Ee1s s... S.
D'''''''T TAYLOR CO., Ssnisrs. Is Is Wan ssrss XXI
a Tss Hcws MssfSss 81 g. a ss ss '
sewing maehne. President 500 Broadway, New York
The Fashiqp. for spring az Gs.i ys,.,s ss =
H ss fS op eeneme n's sn a' yos Hs
.s ,s a and infants Has mgEsS as Brosa~sy
The New Tile. Rs e.. e s sss H:s:S
eneS for he spring. use q customer. s KNOX, n:
aud more enlarged attention.
To Marry or Not e N sSr.
reflections for %sn II S abuses use ana
Diseases aaue % ssures Lava ne rs
ss ss Of %'p 5es skLIiS nc6aHToS Howard isso-
ion, PhIladcIphia, Pa "
ssssas %s :ssi L Is ssdsSs ssw'"s Ma
window shades NEW PATTERNS. 1857.
Prices reduced at wholesale or retail ~, ..,,.
,s Ssi Esry:s:: 81: s,us o.. osss's:s sslsSse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

The Nexv Tt,.. m tnr Reef Of the Hcrala
palace ATTRACTS universal attention bus Wy hv N0x ~.
loned for the Spring use OF his yaer ,nssrcss
audu mn cyl rrph 4flq
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
What the South Ought to Do.

The Louisville Journal, In a late article In
reply to a letter from a correspondent gives
his advice to the ten States
Our correspondent iRvokes the north 60
deliver the South. His invocation Is good,
as call for Northern assistance bat not as
an excuse for Southern supineness. The
North can do little for the South, unless the
South does something for herself. The
greatest thing that she could have done for
herself would have been to reject the milf
tary scheme; by this means she would have
cut of her electoral vote from the radical
candidate for the Presidency next year but
the scheme being so enforced as to extfn-
guish the impossibility of her doing this
thing, the next best thing that she can do,
as we have repeatedly said. Is to wash her
hands of the whole business, standing aloof
from all proceedings under the scheme, so
that the Northern people may realize its
enormity, and be impelled to overthrow the
party that uphOids It If the South viii do
this for herself, the North may be able to do
the rest; but If the South not only submits
TO the military scheme, but really appa-
Fently sanctions it. the North VIII be able
70 do little or nothing. In that case. a re-
alizing sense Of the Southern situation will
never be awakened in the Northern mind.
The Memphis Bulletin admiral semmes,
editor,) remarks as follows on the foregoing
This is good advice We did not aares
with the Journal in the beginning of this
matter Of reconstruction. We Thought Con-
gress in earnest in proposing that the South
ern people shOuld put their shoulders 20 the
wheel, and help their political wagon out Of
the mire, and We recommended our people
70 do es Congress wanted them The deTeI-
opments since made have shown without
doubt. that GoHgrces 5nAerfIrd no euch
thing; their scheme. from the beginning
vas to deprive the Southern people Of ali
power in the matter and reorganize their
States By the sole agencies Of the bFigadiers
and the negroes Oar people, if ever 90
much inclined, are powerless 70 influence
! the result. one way or the other. Shall
/ they, notwithstanding, cooperate IN the M
famous work Of AfricauiziBg their States
and thus give their sanction 70 be pleaded
| against them iu tho futare, by their deadly
| enemies who have deceived them1 This IS
/ the real question, Southern men You are
/ poweFless to do anything. VIII you con-
sent 20 what is being done with you
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
SENATORS.

First District, P. P. G. Nelson.
Second District, Joseph Eckle.
Third District, Stephen Mathews.
Fourth District, Dewitt @. Senter.
Fifth District, r. P Eaton.
Sixth District, returns incomplete.
Seventh District S. NJ Henderson.
Eighth District, Alfred NJ. Cate.
Ninth District Samuel Parker
Tenth District, h S. Patterson.
Eleventh District, J. A. Fuson.
Twelfth District, William G. Elliott.
Thirteenth District VIM. ii. Wisener.
Fourteenth District, John B. Rogers.
fifteenth District, William Wyatt.
Sixteenth District, w A Garner.
Seventeenth District, Joshua B. Frierson.
Eighteenth District Eugene Carey.
Nineteenth District Berry Lyle
Twentieth District, David Wilson.
Twenty-first District, John Aldridge.
Twenty-second District, G. Underwood.
Twenty-third District, John Norman.
TWenty-fourth District, J. r. Mccall
Twenty-ffth District, w. J. Smith.
The only Conservatives elected are as
follows
A Jacobs, Floater from the counties Of
Coffee, Grundy and Van Buren.
And the following Representatives
Hardeman county, VIM NJ. johnson
Madison county, election contested.
Robertson county, John Woodward
Steward county, B. N. Carter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
LOVES IMMORTALITY.

LOVES LMM0RTALITY.
The blind wave ereepa up to the land
And feels It's way by rocks and stone,
And leaves pearl upon the sand
A princess might be proud to own.
Perohanee when falling mid the foam;
The dearest thing the sea could take,
Some fair faced, shipwrseked far from hons,
Had kissed it for that homes sweet sake.
And, buried years within the deep
Amid strange grOWfhs Of ocean. now
Il comes from where she lies asleep,
To shine upon another brow.
Some night when bound, a much-prized thing
At banquet on maiden's head
That hopeless kiss may happily bring
A benediction from the dead.
And she may ind her pulses stirred,
Who wears it. to some noble deed
blessing by the lips conferred
That kissed it ere the soul was freed.
For never can the faintest spark
That flashes from Loves aItar-Rres
Vanish and die into the dark
But. ere the hiekering life expires.
1t brings a blessing to some heart
Mid earthly troubles tOiling sore;
For love we know is but part
OF God. enduring eTermore.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21


elect to the Tennessee Legislature, which
cOnvenes on the first Monday in October
next.
Anderson county, J. G. Childs.
Biount county, Robt. j. Allen.
Bedford county, Geo. ~ Thompson.
Bradley county, " O. White.
Campbell county, J. A. Agee.
Carter county, +. S. Singleton
Claiborne, county, Vincent Myers.
Cooke county, S. a. Inman.
Cannon county, Hiram Morris.
Carroll county, j. NJ Martin.
Davidson county, Pm. Nj. Prosser and T.
A. Kerehival.
De Kalb county, ". T. Robinson.
Dyer county, Wm. 7. Porter.
Dickson county, M. J. J. eagle.
Franklin county, Jacob ~ Brown.
Fayette county, James o. Z. Reeves.
Granger county, 10. ". Thornburg.
Green county, John B. White.
Gibson county, j. e. McNair.
Giles county, John p. @. Reed.
Hancock county, Jas. ". Baker
Hawkins county, ". 81. Sheppard.
Hamilton county, John Anderson.
Hardin county, Alfred Pitts.
Hickman county, l. n. Pucket.
Hardeman county, Wm. NJ. johnson.
LOAGOAoOA COAAGJJ l. n O1Altu
Henry county, no election.
Haywood county, j. A Moore
Jefferson county, Duff G. Thornburg.
johnson county, j. ". M. Grayson.
Jackson county, ". A. Graves.
Knox county, Wm. Mynatt.
Lawrence county YIN P. ii. Turner.
Lincoln county, John Carey.
McMinn county, G. " Bloom.
Marion county, Robert II. Raulston.
Monroe county, L. NJ Blackman
Maury county, jeremiah Gilmer.
Montgomery county, A. T. Lillard
Macon county, ". NJ. Woodcock,
McNairy county, E. j. Hodges.
Madison county, no return-election con-
tested.
Oyerton county, John Bowels.
Obion county, R. A Hewett
Roane county, 7. J. Mason.
Robertson county, John Woodward.
Rutherford county, Wm BOsson.
Stewart county, Bell Carter.
Sumner county, Z. Mckinley.
Sewer county, T. M. Hammer
Sullivan county, John Welch.
Smith county, 7. S. Hunt
Shelby county, NJ. T. Ryder and T. A.
Hamilton.
Union county, Isaac c. Dyer.
Wilson county, ". L. Waters and Taver
Casson.
Warren county, L. l. Faulkner.
Wayne county, John J, Porter.
White county Isaac c. Stone.
Williamson county, d. NJ. McFall.
Washington county, Newton Hacker.
Weakly county, J. A. Prestwood.
FLoATERs.
Benton and Humphrey counties, David
Brewer
TFt- 49,. Gil - r117
counties, j. M. COrdell and Rufus Dowdy.
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and
Cheatham counties, Warren Jordan
Coffee, Grundy and Van Buren counties,
A. Jacobs.
Perry and Decatur counties, Jesse Taylor.
Williamson, MaurY and Lewis counties,
c. c. Bean.
Dyer and Lauderdale counties, w 7.
Poston.
Polk, McMinn and Meigs counties, James
T. Griffith
Rhea, Bledsoe, Hamilton and Sequatchie
counties, John P Walker
Carter and johnson counties, Isaac A
Taylor.
Green, Hawkins, Hancock and Jefferson
counties, James Hale.
Knox and Sewer counties, Charles Inman.
Anderson and Campbell counties, James
A. Doughty.
Smith, sumner and Macon counties, E. L.
Williams
Rutherford and Bedford counties, RObt
Galbraith.
Lincoln, Marshall and Giles counties, J.
II. Hamilton.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and Henry
counties, J. J. Roach.
Upton, Fayette and Shelby counties, F. S.
Richards.
aENITORs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

The button mania prevails at shelibyFilis
among the young ladies' They al want
buttons to the amount Of a hundred each.
The young man that gives them the hund-
rsdth one, they say. is their intended hna-
band. II they don't get hundred we are
fearful some Of them will be sadly disap-
pointed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

Ben Wade, lOW-fung radical told the
people of Cleveland the other day that An
drew johnson would carry out his policy at
the point Of the bayonet, and that bis am
nesty proclamation was war upon the Union i
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

The New York Herald thus refers % the
recent Democratic triumph IN California:
The fact that che Republican party in
California was rent asunder BY internal dis
eensions, ard that the opposition vote has
been materially increased, viii materially
influence the result Of the elections "a New
York and Pennsylvania, and probably in
Ohio. In the latter State the Democrats
have committed serious biundersf and vii
be damaged by their own felly. But IN
Pennsylvania and this State we she'll not be
surprised to see a general reaction, and the
entire overthrow Of the party that is seeking
TO control the Government BY coalition Of
she Puritan and the niger.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

During the terrible storm that prevailed
at Savannah, Ga, on the llth, Mrs. c. Roche,
8 most estimable lady was killed By light
ming.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

The bonded aristocraey of the North are
beginning to shake in their boots over the
storm that is arising against them. So pal
pably wrong is it to tax the poor for the
benefit Of the rich that even Old Beast But
Ter frankly admits that it would be nothing
more than right and justice for the Govern
ment to issue legal tenders for the express
purpose Of wiping ous the 800 bonds-s500,-
100000. He claims that the IN terest alone
on these bonds is payable In gold, while
the contract explicitly says that the Princi-
pal shall or can be paid in currency
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

On last Saturday, says the Shelbyville
Rescue, q difficulty tool. place between Mr.
J. NJ. Hoover and Thos HsCuin, at Bell
buckle, in which BIr. Hoover was stabbed to
the heart and killed almost Instantly The
difficulty grew out Of AoCuin owing
Hoover Cor a pair Of shoe solss. They were
both drinking, as We ere informed, hence
the difficulty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
TaBPRoPEIEToRs,

Messrs. Mansfield g. Higbee, deserve every
credit for their efforts to place Memphis in
dependent, so far as their line Of business
extends, and should meet at the hands Of
merchants and druggists generally patron
age commensurate with the efforts and ener-
gies they have put forward IN the establish
ment Of what Is really a wholesale house, n
the fullest sense of the term. Their capital
is ample, in fact, extensive, and therefore
their facilities for successfully competing
with other cities give guarantees 20 the
trade that Memphis can afford as cheap and
good a market as can be found Ia the United
States
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
PAINTS, OILS, wINEs, GLASS.

In keeping with the other large stock on
hand, it may not be amiss to refer TO the
great quantities of paints, oils, wines, glass,
ETC., with which their immense cellar is CON
stantly filed. These articles arc of superior
quality, and are purchased with view to
fully supply the trade
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
DzRzCEORs:

This Company issues Policies on lives on
ell different plans favorable any
while residence travel
and al its proats divided annually among policy hold
lt s the Of losses, having paid S40
600 in this city in the last eight menths as follows;
G. =. GOO G. A. Harrison....s 600
T. II. Williams ....... 600 r.. De Il, M0rgan... 5000
JehR l.. Page..... 1000 Gen. s, p Bankhead.. 50OO
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
N O. 40 Madison Street.
DeSOtO Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS.

General Agents, Memphis, Tenn
For West Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas 70 whom
al nppicatons for Insurance Agencies should be ad
dressed J. III. MCMAHON,
NEWTON 5. OTIS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
TEXAS TONIC SYRUP,

a new preparation, but pronounced by emf
nent physicians and all that have used it as
possessing extraordinary medicinal virtues.
Their other preparations, such as Hungarian
Balsam, for coughs, rheumatic Group, and
Magic Liniment; Dr. Brazier's Liver Medi-
cine, Jamaica Ginger compound Extract Of
Buchu, ETC., are too well known throughout
the Southwest to need even a word Of COM
meudafion
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
PATENT MEDICINES.

It is needless to more than refer to many
of the patent medicines manufactured by
this firm, as Mansfelds Highland Bitters,
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial, and DR.. S.
Gilberts Alternative. Healing and letter
Ointmens, Salves, etc.. have fame through
the length of the land. Besides they are
now preparing and putting up large quanti-
ties of the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
THE LABRAFoRY.

Notwithstanding the stock of drugs, medi-
cines, chemicals, ETC., is immensely exten-
sive, and apparently sufficient to supply the
wants Of the entire country trade, yet there
Is a large and complete labratory attached,
wherein all kinds of chemicals, fluid extracts,
and various other articles pertaining to the
facture The working Of this labratory
is under the direction of professional and
skillful chemist, and is, perhaps, more per-
fectly and safely managed than any In the
country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

SING-One Square, Of ten lines or less, 81 90.
each snbsequent insertion 50 cents; Local
Notices 20 cents per line.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
DRY GOODS i!

Are prepared the Citizens this
and adjoining eaunties. they Mammoth
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
TENNEssEE LEGISLATURE.
Complete List Of Senators and Rep
resentatives Elect

The following is a full list of the members
elect to the Tennessee Legislature, which
oon7enes on the first Monday in October
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
Is published Every Saturday.

jRIPTIOE-0ne Copy One Year Fhree dollars, inva-
Eiabiy n advance; One Copy One Month
delivered, Fifty Cents
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
sEAsONABLE GOODS

All Of which purchased in the Eastern cities tn
heavy decline in prices consequence afford
to sell them remarkably low figures.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20

EEOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS Ek-
IN PRECISION from persons reading ad-
vertisements of Patent Medicines, and in
nine cases out of ten they may be, right. It
is over 10 wears aimee introduced my medi-
cine, the VENETIAN LINAMENT, TO the
public. ! had no money to advertise it, so
I left il for sale with few druggists and
storekcepers through small section Of the
country, many taking it with great rcluc
titEce; but told them to let any one have
it. ani if did not do all | stated on my
pamphlet, no one need pay for IL. In some
stores two or thrc bottles were taken ON
trial by persons present was. by many
thought crazy, and tnat would be the last
they would SEQ of me, But l knew my
medicine was no humbIg. In about two
months began to receive orders for more
Linimcnt, some calling it my valu BILE Lin
iment, who had refused to sign receipt
when 7 left it at their store. Now my sales
are millions of bottles yearly, and all tor
c,isn. / warrant it superior to any other
medicine for the cure of Group, Darrhna,
Dysentery. Collie, Vomiting, Spasms, and
Sea sickness, as an internal 'emedy. 1t is
perfectly innocent to take internally, see
oath accompanying Zach bottle,-and ex-
ternu!ly for Chronic rheumatism, Head
ache, Mumps, Frosted Feet, Bruises,
Sprains, Old sores, Swellings, Sore Throats,
,sc., &. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, Sc
Cortlandt Street, New York.
Mar. IL, lSj7-lIno.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
Bishop sOule.

Rev. Joshua Suule, D. D., the Scaidr
bishop Of the Southern Methodist Chulch,
who died in Nashville, was uorn in Bristol,
Maine, in l7sl. He became Il preacher in
l79S, in 1916 was agent and editor OF the
Ihthodta Magazines in 1920 was elected
bishop, but declined to serve. and was
stationed in New York, from which place
he removed to Baltimore, in 1922. In 1914
he was again chosen bishop and ordained;
in 1910 be represented the Methodist
Church in Engl;,nd; . in lS44. when the
Southern Metlodi>ts seeded from the
Church, Bishop Soule followed them, and
removed to Nashville in Tennessee. He
had hong been in inii:m health During
the rebellion he lived very retired ut his
home in Nashvi e, taking no part in public
affairs He was man Lf great energy ANA
Industry, and considerable learning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
rai,nnaInsh,

Ths National dsJi. il reduced to sily, r,
would cover a r.ilroii track from Cincinna.
q tu San Francisco.
Ii man were To count at the rate Of one
dollar per second, for ten hours o Gay, it
woR!d take him ten years 10 count the sGm
OF cur National delt.
II every man, WOMAN and child, black
and white, old aud young. savage and civil
iErd. ga the whole globe, were to contribute
s.H lvllars each. it would pas the national
debt and no more,
1t all the EsrIns and city and town lots,
with all their improvements, IN the whole
United States, anl all the Territories, W. lie
snli at th;ir appraised value, the sam real
lzed would not pay The National deb'.s
Fh the payment uf this debt there Is a
mortgage 0n every farm and homestead in
the whole United States; and every man
who works ten hours daY, low gives the
proceeds oi every four hours labor to the
tax Gatherer
Alithis is the result OF six years Of Re
publican rule; for when Mr.. Buchanan left
the Presidential chair he left the Govern.
mcnt out of debt. and the people more
ligh ly taxed than any other people under
heaven. .udrtOa Democrat