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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company,
On the First Day og January, '68,
MADE 70 rur
ComptroIero Of tie State of Tennessee

Comptroller qf tie State At Tennessee
II compliance with the laws of fJ4at State
EeiaPs = agents = II suEauee Companies OF other states
The maine Of this Company is the St Fouis aul life
Insurance. SsIapa n.y. snd IS located ~ 81 ns
state Of Missouri Printed copy Of Charter therefore, Ned
ASSETS.
Cash-BsIacs hand ia bank and Office ~. ass 70
Leans secured by deeds Of first liens IT re-
cord on real estate, principally IN CITY snd
county u 81 Louis, annexed es-
Loans Personal SECURITY due iu 81 5srs a. ~. -
Deferred Anuual Semi aud D4a-rar{,, ''' 70
Premiums on Policies IL force Cash Sg4-
eco 81 Notes. SOP 74i Ise -, 90
Tennessee State Bonds per cent Interest " 1870, ~
OfHcs furniture Home Olace AID sgeucies irla
p safes etc s..,.a. 4. -. ssa5 90
r Ba4e d, .,..-,, 20; rs %
IN iiaI9s q agents, and la coarse Of transmit
slon-Cash' Sizhoio L: Notes sisl,ll.... 27gl2 y
Deduct for Interest to reduce Ioansto ol'''e7 -
present per cent Ealae...--......... $50 SIC "a
Less interest accrued .-...-,.-e2 ,5gi n 7235 cs
szdog,747 %
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of Capital Stock........ e 1lr. nro e,
Amount Of Dividends
#Aihount of Losses Admitted-not Vel dine ~ 80 90
/ Amount OF Losses Reported-no proof vet sub
Amount Of Losses Rssised-frads and suicides . lg3 ~
| Amount Reserved for Reinsursuceon Policies in
Amount Reserved for Dividends and Conplen '''S 30
ao979l IS
! *FFinCpay paid in January following this reIr " -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
ONE and a quarter miles north of Bolivar
- for which the highest market price viii be paid.
LUMBER.

viii sell first class lumber at SIT 50 per oO0 feet sec
oud class, SlO to SIS per 600 feet.
My FLOUR MILL is in the best OF order, and Mr.
W.. C. Duncan Miller viii be found ready willing
wait on all who may petrOnize my mills
aug BIN BAILEY MACON.
gZED1PELs APPUAG,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
ASSETS

Deduct for Interest to reduce loans TO
present o per cent yalde.. $40 SCI "a
Less interest d2,5yi u
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
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copies
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REED s. ANDERSON
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Front E2OIC, .EEsalt27Isis, Tenn.
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Five copies Il 90
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twenty l'L'leas yLt5 car 10 W
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at the above rates VIII receive copy gratis
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

divorced =. IcHISG .--Catharine Stitch,ha been
md awa, rom John Stitch, at Ncvadn, Cal,
Hihc thsae u the homestead and the custody
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29
PROM the st. Louis Republican,
THE MEANING OF FENIANIsNr.

d Losdon magazine, edited BY writer of
aOu:s note IN the literary world, and who holds
q '. Gst under the English government, has n
alAing article about Fenianism. This article
a''''ies mat the Irish are not agitating to get
'seu reforms as the British Parliament will
S"e suem. but that they want Irish indepe:,.
aug. u'e' lhey prefer bad government of their
u ~.;. % any the English can give them. and the
r pa,ter fSows his belief that they will get it.
and 1''' LAS 10 choose between powerful ally
TnJ, q an conquered province. ever ready To re-
M %ae always thorn in her side
non. l' !. 3, no doubt perfectly correct state
tea.a a, Inc hope of making Ireland con.
m"s. a part OF the British dominions seems
va, . . t; than ever. Probably there never
lessna. 'i'lie when it was possible. The ruth
vota 90, oi the conquest, the harshness of the
h;ttes." which subjIigated ireland. have planted
Thu i, n,nidylng aninosities in the Irish breast.
qltr, gpy "ay, barbarous policy by which our
eisrv Htacals would scoilrge the South, is pre-
rlps to anal which England pursued for centu.
row ""ard Ireland. We see the fruits of it
seen ' ~ - nose before us for generations have
apn;on em: Some Of them have thought that
dons ~ llgat be effected, if the terrible wrong
Of tba. t Tue catholic Church and the faithful
Ma ss oody were as far as possible repaired,
ray;. lhes'oration of the property which war
alien sh,. from them; and that of course nm
But it ma. should not be supported out of it,
peratenasss Wen be doubted whether the des.
this soa.: OF the case would hot defy even
"o'hlng medicine. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

Revenue stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST al $40 per ounce, at the
Banking House of [n23tfl D. NJ. DUREIL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29
CITY and County.

s4es The stage which left this city last
SNOW ..orning for Boise City. encountered snow
Sa'a'a tne dugout road along Mores creek beyond
slide ~ p;tcbie's old Star Ranch. The first slide
paws tha leaders from the pole bars. AT this,
sn00se money. of this city, and another passenger
Franz ,,e have not learned, leaped out, canght
WHOSE and were guiding them over the road,
the f" .ooond and heavier slide came, and swept
wncn I'D one of the horses before it. Money was
Moh'' ~, buried under the bank of snow, and 1t
comps u.st of the passengers and the driver about
w. ,,inutes to dig him out We believe ne escaped
'sn ,n;ury The driver finally got his horses ex-
VIM and turned back to go by the old road over
ll'" ,,ntaip, That day there started from Boise
wv cha regular stage and two extra stages, with an
''H ,rste Of over thirty passengers. They reached
end Of this dug road. down that bad, steep,
'n0 In which every person who ever went over
foA' Ill renember, when the snow-slide occur
:, After yainly trying to break passage through
~ ,,ed ND snow, they unhitched, took the sleighs
s' lilly and turned them around in the road. then
mn AGAIN, and started also upon the old road.
which the track had to be entirely broken. as no
ar animal had passed over it this season. The
''...nov bither was consequently much protracted,
na the last sleigh did not reach this city until about
o,.ocs The slide occurred at the point where
nan +. D. Holbrook and Dudley Hoyt met with Il
..,u.r accident in the winter of ls64-65 III which
1Iort was badly frozen and Holbrool made Provi-
,ontial escape In consequence of the accident, on
s,nrdsy. no stage passed over the road on Sunday.
Int travel is open again now, but over the old road.
twill be some time before the regular road, at that
nont, can be Travelled.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

DrycISG ScHooL-Mr. J. g. Bohen gives notice
mence this evening. On Friday evening he viii give
grand soiree at his school room in the Good Tenn.
plars' Hall His sorees heretofore have been wsl
attended and pleasant party is anticipated Friday
evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

which viii ]. Ne has been invented in Germany
T.. ; "Alcn will bone fish, Exchange.
sits;s beast Batlers he will bone anything
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

SALT LAKE HorEL.-The card of the Revere House,
Salt Lake City will be found in this issue. II is the
chief and best hotel believe, in that city. and is
under the general superintendent of II. A. Carter,
ESQ.,, with Mr.. W. ". Habersham, formerly Of this
CITY, IS principal manager. The hotel has u high
reputation and Mr.. Habersham viii undoubtedly
maintain il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

KEILT's BALL~-The grand ball to be given by
John " Kelly this evening ut Granite Greek. will
undoubtedly be very jovia and entertaining affair
Quite number will go from this city. and we hear
mat large delegations win attend from the other
camps in the Basin
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

IDAHoAys EErURNED.-By stage from Boise City
yesterday Messrs. A. D. Saunders, Doc. Noble. and
Lewis Eckhart, all well known and widely respected
citizens Of this city, returned from their late trip to
the Eastern States. They are each in fine health.
and met most hearty welcome from their hosts of
friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

PERPETUAL MorIoN.-Mr. I. W. Emerson. usually
called "he Miller" has the drawing OF machine of
his own invention which he thinks viii make perpet
nal mo.ion-that undiscovered power SO fur BE has
exhibited and explained his plan to us. and Wa GER
,ainy hope his most sanguine expectations from it
NAV be realized but confess 10 being skeptical on
pereual motion until We actually see the thing nc
ron,pHshesl-and that we never expect to behold.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

HE FnR--Don't forget, good ladies' in this city
aud all over the Basin-aye. and in Boise City alSo.
lot mat matterto assist the Fair for the beneA. Of
81 Mary's Academy on the 18th, 18th and l4th OF
FEBRUARY, at Good Templar's Hall. The gentlemen
VIII not fail 10 be there with Substantial aid
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

1Ak "EATHER-Since Friday the temperature has
O'sA quite modcratc-the mercury carrying but little
sh day and night from freezing point to say twenty
degrees below. f - ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29
ARTICLE |.

SECTION 3. For the further support Of common
schools there shall be set apart by the county
the to be placed by the said county
urer 70 the school fund OF said county, all moneys
arising from fines for the breach OF any of the penal
laws OF this Territory; such money arising nom fines
is hereby required tn he paid by Justices of the
Peace or other officer receiving the same. 10 the
county treasurer whiting thirty days after collection.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

Gold Coin paid for COLL. DUST at the Banking
House of fn23tfl b. NJ. DURELL-& Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29
ARTICLE VII.

SIC. q. All penal fines not paid required
by section three. article OF this Act required
10 be collected by the county superintendent and he
IS hereby required 10 proceed against and collect the
by process Of law. and in the event OF said fines
not being paid set forth III section three art.
Gle OF this Act the justice OF the peace. other
officer. Withholding or refusing neslecting To pay
the ~ the country treasurer. SHALL
viction thereof. be adjudged TO pay the Of one
hundred per cent damages, and execution shall issue
thareior. and tho same shall be recovered by
ton. i'll which the People Of the United States in the
Territory OF Idaho by the superintendent OF schools
OF the respective counties. shall be- plaintiff and the
justice Of the peace, or other officer Withholding,
fnsing neglccting 10 pay over said moneys. shall
be deemed defendant.
The Dockcts OF the various Justices of the Peace
Tor Boise county l. T.. viii pc presented la the Grand
Jury for the ensuing term OF the District Court for
Boise county, for examination, agrceahly TO law.
VA. PAGAN,
Supt OF Common Schools. BOISE county, l. r.
Idaho city. January IS 1868 &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

Greenbacks sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of ln23tfl B. NJ. DURELL K Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

Dana. LED up-There has been no mil or
sa,, e., y Express from Portland since Jan.
y'n. 1s1sHes Tk1sGsY
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
Internal Revenue Decisions.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has rendered the following decisions
A mortgage, securing 500 or less, is
not subject to a stamp duty but the Ii
ability of the bond or note, which is evi
denco Of the amount secured, is the same
as if there were no mortgage. The ne.
cessary stamp may, however, be affixed
to the bond or to the mortgage. Section
100.
The position of treasurer in the organ
ization of Odd Fellows or Free Masons or
any other similar organization is not an
Office within the meaning of the statute.
Bond given by the persons holding such
positions arc therefore, not subject to a
dollar stamp each as bonds "for the exc.
cution or performance of the duties" of
an Office, but to twenty-f five cent stamp
only. as bond not othersnise charged iu
Schedule b.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
The Pardon Report.

Gov. Geary has prepared and publish
ed message defending his exercise of
the pardouing power. This paper, which
is entirely too long for publication, eI.
hibits the special fscts in the case of each
pardon, and repeals the fact that in every
instance petitions have been signed which
almost always included the name of the
Judge before whom the prisoner was tried,
the prosecutor, the District Attorney,
praying for Executive clemency. As a
rule We observe that the county officers
seem to have propensity for attaching
their signatures to such papers This re-
port shows ffty-tvo psrdous granted in
1867 by Gov. Geary-being less ann ual
average than the records prove against
Governors Curtin, Packer, Bigler, Wm.
F. Johnson, Shunk, Ritner or Porter.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

A Temperance Convention for the State
of Pennsylvania will be held at Harris
burg, beginning on Tuesday, the 18th
day of Feb 1863, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and to continue as long as it Rnds bust
ness or matter for its consideration Ar
rangements have been made with mos!
of the Railroad companies to furnish de
legates or representatives of the various
Temperance organizations with free re.
tarn tickets, making ho!ft fare to all such
"All Churches, Colleges, and Acade-
mics, all Temperance Societies, Divisions
of Sons Of Temperance, Temple, of Hon
or, aud Temperance, Lodges of Good
Templars, County Societies auxiliary to
the Union and all other friendly societies
are requested to have themselves repre-
seuted by such number of delegates as
they may choose"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
Parental Persecution.

A most Reuohing Derelopcment.- Re;
Gently, in the city of Paterson, the father
and mother of young woman named
Mary Carr, undertook to compel her to
marry young man named Hays, whom
they had selected for her husband. She
objected to the mate selected for her, and
her mother then hit upon the plan of ab
Quoting and coufning her in an out-of-
the-way place, until she should relent.-
In the carrying out of this plan she was
assisted by Hays; but the girl finally
made her escape, and the father, mother
and slower" were all brought, last, week,
before the Passaic County Court, where
they were duly convicted and punished
for their criminal persecution OF the poor
girl.
The evidence on this trial showed on
the part of the mother an utter destitu-
tion of womanly feeling as well as com
mon decency. In connection with Hays
she hired several Paterson loafers to ab.
duct the girl from Lodi, and to this end
she was drugged. They took her to Pa.
terson and kept her in close room, but
the girl still holding out against them
they resolved, on the second day after
her capture, to get Hays into the room
with her, under the pretensc that he was
drunk. This was accomplished by the
mother and stepfdther, who, having en-
ticed the daughter into aroom with Hays,
locked the door upon the young couple
Until O'Clock the following morning the
girl struggled with Hays, and then es-
capped. Her stepfather having risen for
the day, she went into her mothers bed
and soon fell asleep, but the mother then
called Hays and put him into the bed
with her. The girl again awoke, and, af;
ter struggle. escaped back to her prison
room, from which she fed in the even
ing. The prisoners coolly pleaded good
intention in forcing the girl to marry the
man of their choice. But the plea was
too ridiculous to merit moments atten-
ton. The jury promptly condemned
them, leaving the Court to administer the
proper punishment.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
The FenianS.'

The FeniaDs are giving the British
Government almost as much trouble as
Mexico gave to Napoleon III, with this
difference; the British are in the midst
of their difficulties whilst the Freuch
were away from theirs. England is in a
perpetual scare; suspects ill, : because
She deserves it = every thing that is bad
is laid tothe charge of the Feuians We
fear their tremor will lead them into
trouble with foreign nations. The Cable
says Geo i. Train, a prominent. citizen
of our country, was nabbed by the au-
thoritics as soon as he touched British soil,
few days ago. Now the American
people arc not going to stand any such
insult No matter what views Mr. Train
expressed in this country in regard &c
Feuianism he must not be arrested fol
that in another country. If this is inter
national law, who of our prominent mer
would dare to leave his own country OF
business or pleasure? No, no, johnny
Bull, you are too much scared and ar,
acting with very great improperly. Yo,
had better put yourself in some safe plac
till you can collect your ideas and com
to yourself again. If you continue il
your preseutexcitement you will very sool
deserve the mad house and an unaccustom
ed confinement Greek Fire, ezplosiv
letters, powder kegs and the like are sub
ljects too powerful for your unstrun
nerves just now, Q, Johnny Bull.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

One Of the Japanese now performing in
Norwich, who belongs to religious sect
in his native country that obliges him to
indulge in meal Of live Goals twice a
week-Thursdays aud Sundays-enter
tanned small party at The Wauregan
House on Sunday evening by the perform
ance of this singular religious rite. He
cut up some pine wood and put it in the
stove, and, after it was well charred, took
it out in pieces of about half an inch
square and two inches long, and ate il
down as though it had been confectionery
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

The Republicans OF Northampton conn
" met at Easton, on Monday last, auc
elected delegates to the State Convention
and expressed themselves strongly in ia
vor of Grant and Curtin for the Presi
dency aud Vice Presidency.
Judge Maxwell addressed the conven
ton defining himself as friend of Gran
and Curtin for the Presidency and Vic,
Presidency.
Judge Maxwell then moved that vii
son Ii. Hildebrandt, John Bercaw. O
Easton, Geo. Meyer, South Ea.ton, Johr
A. Laubach, of Allen, and Richard Cam
den of Upper Mt. Bethel, be elected
conferees to meet at Stroudsburg, anc
nominate delegate to the National Con
veution.-Carried.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

During the short term of Mr. Kemble
as State Treasurer, three years, the debt
of Pennsylvania has been reduced nearly
S5-000,000, and this too when the
war and other expenses, were necessarily
large.
Mr.. Kemble estimates an excess of ST.
100000 over our expenditures during the
coming year. AS this is much larger
excess than is reguired-necessary and
wise to collect-he urges repeal of the
three mill tax on personal property, bonds,
mortgages and moneys at interest, except
the bonds and mortgages issued by cor
poratiops.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

sA- The inhabitants OF the islands OF
st. Thomas aud St. Johns have had an
election on annexation to the United
4tates, and voted almost unanimously q
come with us. This is all very Hattering
TO Us, but the poor, innocent creatures
who so confdingly throw themselves into
-,he arms Of Uncle Sam, viii find that
he cannot stay the earthquake nor the
sea, and that the elements will still hold
dominion over them and their won nderfuI
ports and harbors. Their case reminds
AS of the man who put heary mortgage
"a his house so it could not blow over!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
Song Of Iron.

am mighty in tn sabcT,
Eiercely lelded BY the brave,
Glorious IN the SlaNaft steamer.
Laughing al the storm anu wave.
Eeauteous In the palace pillars,
Saving IN the pointed rod.
en- As II sslnesthe deadly lightning
Quelled and harmless 10 the sod.
But there Is glorious essence.
Where take my grandeSt power,
Giving in the su: est,
sweetest ald, III dangers hour.
See before me fly diseases!
See The darkest hvdras
See the of health and beauty
Take The pdlest cheek and brow.
Fly, dyspepsia hy, consumption!
Yes. all ills crushed al length,
For give wkat human nature
Only ever needed strength
Shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer upl
Pslld, trembling, dying sufTe ter,
IT'S the famed Peruvian Syrup"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP IS a protected solution OF
the protoKlde of Iron, discovery IN medicine
that strikes al the root Of disease by supplying the
blood wlth It's vital principle life element Iron
The genuine has " Peruvian Syrup" blown ihs
glass,
Pam shlets free
J.P. DINSMORE. Proprietor.
No. 81, Dey St, Kew York.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
Health Giving Wine.

Some time since Mr.. A. Spcer of Pas
sale, n. j presented us with bottle OF
his Port Grape Wine. In our turn, we
presented it to friend who was in feeble
health. After giving the wine few
trials, our friend assures US he derived
marked benefit from its use. We find
that many inyalids in this city are using
Speer's Port Grape Wine with the same
beneficial results.
Druggists keep it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
Lectures.

4 course of Lectures is to be delivered
At the Court House, in this borough, un-
der the auspices of The Young Mems As
.ociation of the Presbyterian Church, III
aid of the fund for the erection of spire
upon the new Presbyterian Church edi-
Ace. now 10 course of erection.
The services of the following gentle
men have been secured:-
Rev. B. S. Everitt, who will lecture on
Tuesday evening, the 2Sth inst, upon the
subject of {" My Neighbor."
Tuesday, February 4. 1868. A. Reeves
Jackson, Md Subject =" a Summer
Cruise in the Mediterranean"
Tuesday, February IL, 1868, Il; W.
Brothcad, Esq Subject =" The Mini
,ink and It's Early People"
Tuesday, February Is, 1865, A. h.
Jackson, MD. Subject =" Egypt and
the Holy Land"
Monday, February24 1868, S. Holmes.
jr., Esq. Subject =" Curiosities OF
Language"
The Committee on Lectures have Sc
cured the Court House for the purpose,
~ being more convenient Of access than
the old Presbyterian Church, where lee
lures have formerly been delivered; and
have fixed the price of admission, In or
der to enable all to attend, at the low
rate of % cents, or LOO for the course.
Doors open at Z O'Clock, P. NJ. Lee
ture 10 commence at u O'Clock, P. NJ.