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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

Married, in Salt Lake city, 18th ultimo, in
the presence of the saints, Brigham. Young
to AIRS /. L. Martin Miss Emily P. Martin,
Miss L. NJ. Pendergrast, Mrs r. NJ Jenick-
son and Miss Susie P. CleYeland, all of the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
No. 8

fax. He has a large intellectual lobe, and
his head is very long and very high. Benevo-
lence, Conscientousness Approbativeness,
Causality, Mirthfulness, and Cautious ess
are very large Secretiveness, Acquisitiye-
ness, and Destructiveness are small Indeed,
the head is narrow at the base, rather than
broad, and the leading tendency Of his mind
Is IN the direction of intellect and moral
sentiment Language is large; hence he is
a fluent speaker and a copious writer He
Is youthful mifthful genial, familiar, COM
paHionable, and popular; is always dignifed
and manly-not distant or naughty. He is
thoroughly selfregulating, strictly temper
ate, ard in hearty sympathy with all meas
ures for the education, Improvement and
elevation Of the people. Should he fail to
sustain the high position he has attained, or
should be fall, it will be from the perUersion
of naturally aspiring and well disposed
nature He has all the qualities requisite to
make him pre-eminently happy, in the social
or domestic relations. We see nothing in
his organization to prevent him from con
tinuing to rise until ne shall have reached
the highest position, Intellectually, morally,
and socially, among men,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

Two darkies in Lowndes county, Nississ-
ippi having seen a gray haired son Of Ham
receive forty dollars, went at night, masked
and wrapped in sheets, to the cabin Of the
old freedman. They announced themselves
members of the Ku Klux KIan, demanded
ana received the money. Judge Foote sent
them to the penitentiarY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

Vermont is the strongest radical State in
the Union, and is loosely immoral" In
1866 there were 3,6O1 marriages, and I55
divorces; or one couple out of every nine
teen, divorced from the marriage bond!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
The Parable of the Pounds.


The following is an illustration Of the
position of the bondholders to the people.
And he taught the people and spake
unto them parable"
In the paradise Of the bondholder it is as
with the man who borrowed from q friend
$4,000 in gold.
But when the war came and when Chief
Council at Washington declared that debts
should be paid IN greenbacks, he went one
day and bought with his $4,000 IN gold
$25, 900 in greenbacks. And he took there
from $4,000 and went to his friend and said:
Here, my friend, take what owe thee.
But the other said loaned thee gold
and thou should st repay me in gold.
Unbeliever, cried the other Tread
this: This note is a legal tender Tor all
debts public and private etc l. as a loyal
man, show self willing and obedient to
the command Of the Chief Council Thou
viii resist the laws Of the land. Thou art "a
CoPperhead and a traitor. Here, take that
which IS thine own, and go thy way.
And as the loyal man would not bury bis
pound, he went and bought him, with the re-
naming $4,000 which he had honOrably
earned by his loyal trade, United States five
twenty bonds, which netted him an income Of
5000 in gold. And he clad himself ia pur-
pie rainena"
And when ne wished to Increase his tai
and II ca '5 70 ass ' .hot f he receiTe - DaTis.
SION fo taI,e from the TarrIia r1.,n,- thousands
Of doJisrs NOR cyerp y5ar bec}gze license
,,,as p,;,-av, I'm, tisz,,, \ ,fioraI RsnIz potes
at 80
" For sav unto Won that upto every one
vb,cb hath shall he rigen and from him
which hath not even fbat which he hath
shall be taken awav from him"
tTbis III foIIoru sLoiI be free from all
-,5 ,y,-,--..,,-4-,5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

In St Louis they are macadamizing the
streets with porphyry. The quarry is near
Dents station, on the Iron Mountain rail
road. The stone is called porphyry, but is
a mixture Of granite and iron ore, and is
very hard. It withstands the pressure of
wagon wheels without erumbling, and makes
no dust. The contract requires the layer Il
porpbyry to be a foot thick IN the streats,
and to be rolled with a heavy roller.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

A rich farmer of Calais, Maine, aged
sixty five, recently married a second wife
who is only nineteen years of age. A
daughter by his first wife is forty years old,
and her daughter aged twenty, is about to
be married. Thus there is a child twenty
one years older than her mother, and a
grand mother who is a year younger than
her grand daughter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

The lease Of the Nashville and Northwest
ern road to the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company takes effect on and after
to-day. At a meeting Of the Directors held
yesterday, Maj. A L. Landers, of Bedford
county, gallant Confederate, was elected
Superintendent for the ensuing term. So
says the Nashville Union and american
Of the 4th inst.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
BOLIVIA BULLETIN

Of one third Of its income Jy com
pelliIg the CLERKS Of the 0arious Courts to
publish all 1egaL notices In Radical pa
per at Memphis.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

The Grand Jury for the county Of Giles
declare that peace and order prevails there
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

Coon News FROM MAINE-The Democracy
are rallyiDg to theic work to place the State
in the forefront of the defenders of the
Constitution. Cheering indications of re-
action are manifested everywhere within its
borders. In Penobseot and Kennebec coun-
ties-hot beds Of radicalism-the people are
fIocking around the Democratic banner. The
contest is appreciated and its momentious
issues fully comprehended.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

The shelbyvllle american Union, of the
4th inst, says;
There was never 50 much sickness known
in this section of the country as during the
past month. The physicians who have
been lying on their oars for some months
past, have now as much as they can attend
to- Flux and Bilious fever are now the
prevailing diseases. We have neard Of one
family near this place which has lost four
members within ten days.
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Are stirling, by an unjust lG,c
TO break dorm the Conservative Press ill
Tennessee, and has robbed the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12

The Bristol Ne1cS states that the disfran-
chised citizens of Sullivan county are re-
fusing to pay their poll tax, and where it has
been collected by force Of law, proceedings
are to be taken to test It's legality Counsel
have been employed and suits for damages
are to be instituted where the tax has been
collected. This win test the power of the
Legislature TO deprive them of the right to
vote and hold office, and at the same time re-
quire them to pay taxes the same as those
who are allowed to vote and hold the Offices.
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WE GALL

Upon those l0bo are opposed to radicaliSn,
and ask tAeB1 to assist u.s.
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NO TatCE no THEC0 MN UN HN

u oNsIDER1NG The distress ofshetimes
tlLhfisAerg great, and that MANY Barahts
cannot afontto pay Iforetba schooling or
their ehldens n the pdRRgsigpsa aP Pastor Of
the Catholic Church Of i 81, Francis XaYjer,
Alexandria prepqss tg i establish shl s FFREE
SCHOOL accessible s vi t. every ySBng Fec
male oyer wears of age t t sb lo Sgp persons
subscribe sub iflbss as al average 81 90 Smonthn
e for tie elE sake s IL s0dety ahd Religion (botl
eIalhinehtly qnftareestsdin dc proper train
Tag dffyonsb,) 1sana shesr Free schoef is 8.
founded. ivbs 10 ssonJ9ia 81 sona1sisse 3
IiTTije Convention sti,,Francis sof Sales
Ybpeps,forsl,.' and anq eroths stsrpall vtui.'
,tlep Of Sister Mary Alexis, sulpe e u r. and
French aTsacher At Sister Mary, Celeste el.a
and Miss Mag 0'Nsip Il English ,ibs Teachers cache
Of American A birth. and edpcation-etvery,
Young gir rich ii poor, sa5scfibef II aob
tatholiss 81 99taherWises, ean enjoy tbs pre-,
'tgsiabus sBeon II careful instruction. sThe
nfhstitatioh VIII inpart religious tsaehipg
80 Catholic shildrenI butswnh natpim
pose lit apon pupils efidissenting laepssrhi.
natieas.qiIa case n scholar proves beyond
control, and s eFiouab injury TO others a,t the
Teachers claim the pFiiK y Of expulsii0a
but butt intend to use it, only when driven to-
it by necessity. M 81
|'iaif the amotuhnt DESIRED 81 subscribed, the
|schSoI wilP eoninisace loni MONDAY. nths
|7Ht 6fFEBRUARYsdDrustsn the obris1
titan and social baneSolenoe ofltha cemhqq.-;
aityuI bpps for and 81. remains a its
most devoted and respectful servant, NJ !,
j, b. AvENARD, =
III AWEIaEIf EATnoLIc PASTOR.
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'iTsaA- This Raaisah arsi delighted With
tide way General Grant tifcked The Presif
dent, and declare HIN to be hencsfortff sid
The church." Let them be careful rive
shall never forget the remark ,Sfone fsoun
old steamboat Captains to d friend who ap7
piled, 10 BIN fos 4 clerk, s placs for q eneph-
eg..a1'Ts'hs sharp asked the, captain.
40, yes sharp as 4 stseltrap ascaha ad6 any
alnohbE of stealing for Jda.. 'fs ~ Cant take
Him. retoftef the eabsaih ~ ihevefikbeW
d person that Would steal for syoiu,, that
wouldn't steal from you" The Radicals
can make The application losBciHhatii
Enaulrsr, .sNTTT Il a Il 1.
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TEiR,MS s.:

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Subscription taken for . less period than
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Six Months ,,....,,,, ,f4a., ,,;,t, -,
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the
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insertion and rs CENTS; for each su7l bGFs'ef-
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cards, Occupying space Of eight q, =. =, -
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Meetings, Cards of Thanks, etc, to be
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u MISCELLANEOUS. 10 8
CHARLES NATHAN's CONTRACT.

1
fs0 gin9w3 10 ss7 8iiI7 10 Hosyag ai6at
LIME FIRST SteamerGunder rthis,C Con!
H tract will, be- dispatched from New
Orleans about the 18th March. $50
taiThet Steamers of this Line will be First
EGlass, mo, Discrimination, will he made
Lin the accommodations for Passengers
All viii BE furnished with good berthnst and
Ebedding ;plentyl of substantial, aweiEcook-
"a food all will sit at the same tables
/ medical attendance and medicines will be
fnrnished,a free Of charge = aliple attend
aIcs6f servants, &c1tf st9A syn ,sson
+. Mr., Nathan's Contract !obligates him to
| transport Einigrants, their personal effects
land agricultural timplements,GtO Rio de
fJaneiro; to board and lodge them whilst
/ there; and to transport them thence to
the Port on the Coast, nearest The Settle
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 10 9afis sa3G4S Tlst
EaiPR Ice ia Fl PEAps6AaE.sta
i tFon Adults $3.50, Gold to Rio de, Janeio
from New Orleans. Children Of 3 to, 10
Wears, sis, Cold. 1ii''1 fso1s sIshfia ~
aShoull. tile Emigrant desire to bs, carried
t0,any other BORT than Rio, de JaneiEo,
| $40, Gold, extra, viii be charged ~
fHThese Pricesafe hig cher thafl 7th6set fifst
decidedOn byoNR. Nathans siNIhehthsago,
lint have become necessary to meet the
ssnrhaneed outlay IF chartefing HIST class
fOceanlSteainefsf Yhisa advanced price, ID
mich less than is :, charged onsthe Mail
Steamers from New York to Rio de janet
Fro; whilstson Mr. Nathaf's @Steamefs Che
Observation-Disclosures heitnuch aiperies
the Emigrant viii be sayed the additi0p
expense ise,'i and delay Of the trip to New
York ;eaahd switl; besides nbe maintained
until he reaches his ultimate destination
i A Circular giving further, details Of. Mr.
Nathan's Contract, will lie, seht to any Par
ties DESTROYS Of securing Passage iotl the
First Steamer shoald'apply eariy!f7ed3
Address, .sTi4g9i1
saaIs got ,msE. L.iHARB tAgont,d
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.siroy
= Up the early days Of Aptpmp,, zsYa
,e, ia the, bright Aqt7ugm llp'asll, days,so safl
When the Indian summer sunlight
slants its soft September rays; - =
In my, chamber lay dreaming II g
~ ora Sick one dear to me- "''R gag
aiof her yoniig maternal :yeafnings ahia
3oio For life thatlwas tobe! ha4ti' h3Gfl
gB9 aea bGr .smaif 1n0y 4 3aaW j"
BY her bedside ] was dreaming .,oy a,,a
. IN the curtained light Of day, .,,;.,-,as
Till the purpling of the morning =. T ].
Frightened into 4 ssttreaks Of grey; ''i.a
I was dreaming that an angel, 's1'''
lowering o'erthe loved ones couch,
Famed her with breath I'll, Of ,fflH7|ea Heaven
birH l 1lsd,hae her With a holy touch 9 clh,o ,ga
nseeming oitocafryy something sstii''
BITS Something sheltered meath hist wing
3 lTThen he laid it down ahdiileft, it-- ,iuIj
-u9 Leftithe woe bqtiwondrops thing IN 81
tiApdihe scarcely pressed theIearpet,juro
a4a Passing BY me where ] lay ,ts;; sr3r
Touched me With his wing as lightly ~
n; As an aspen leaf at play. + A .,.o.,
81 Yetfthat gentle touch awokemes from
-etstAnd the rosy flush of'dawn, tiad SIT
onthe lovelyIsaffrer,a Of cells
Showed the sAngellform was gone ;9,f'
But ! saw the Angels burden CIV
Tightly to her bosom pressed =.
Baby fingers, as SHE slumbered, Nv 81
gu Toying With her marble breast!l ts'
Has 10 naarcw q si5iN e3gf 0t 9sHt lt3g
Is And I kissed the dainty fingers fae
Willis tive lips solsweetly smiled, 10
Gould Igtell which WAS the sw fsettset,7-s
=, Mother pale, Of dimpled child .,.,.
But, / know no Angel ever ~ -,
Jus sweeter Boon 81 blessing bors,, @@io
And no father and no mother saiaias
i9ilsWeleomsd such atBabe before. sill ii
d ghIfs II9gpl01 vsilg4 s;it itiw .Yoes
For her face is like the morning,
~ Like tie mofning-star her eye, ''.''''', !.
And Her hair is ike the sunlight 1913
$50 OF the Indian summer sky. aol,ia3
10 Such the gift the!Angel broughtusrr' q
,.fs Baby with her wipsome ways, +. .,a.,
= In the early days Of IAhthmn-- S''
asii Inithe bright Antumnal days. sfiadt
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r. nfAs Mr.. Opdyke reports to the New
York Constitutional Convention, that SO
long as both Houses Of the Common
Council are elected Fin the same manner
.T7by districts OF wards77both will consist ~
Of mere district Of ward politicians. No
influential and able man can compete ID d
ward aiith1a politician who drinks iat eve
,ryit bar, runs with every engine and sfrer
,quents every billiard room. IT is proposed
that the Council of New 7 ork shall con
'sist Of i board Of aldermen and b board of
assistant aldermen The first board shall
.befelectedF lfor,ths CITY st large by electors
WHO, have paid a tax ,o,n property assessed sS
at one one thousand dollars. a'The second
boafd win beTfefe 70 hBea elected BY che
.wardsilt Thgfhievess witiIBtilf ] havei full
sway in the lower house, elected only, By, a.
veto in the. upper. The Controller, It il
provided, shall be'sleeted by the qualified
electors, Such q system, world AID, make the
two houses check on each other, and
Approximate them III form to the national
ana state governments q Every city needs
"a government oBthis kind, rahd itlissa Inys-
teViheBI NeM York has lsl m ass ~ far
to get, along without it, :, =, 4
.a'js0I sg z os 8 lls,. ss q eggs a''is
Bot.THE OoLoKED itfRoaB FsauaHsr ,BkArE-s
III" iiLeek ,satvthe Teeard as4 Secretary
Stanton presents II in ths summing nP Ct
Ills CHIEF of the ." Btdffeau Oft Co1orede
lTfaot,sssn "a ogfTgoo 81 t'3oa sH tGdW
.ptb dla SnHa1ya,sit IN HsE erefi 6idurinodt IN
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIT ioa sa ail az no, = nnnt;;,I 9zsF e8
~ lWasss!ses assa i lissil! nsasdse sf,6oo
iw gnag,S " VaSea aS'o'oe o on 1 ~ soo
1o0o Ladies'. Watches, En- 10 = seF'i'ps
ooa 'a M.i 80. ,,;.. ioo '', o'soo
T ~ n y v Ws.a Eas N4pI osa g y PSI oo
hsaaa N o nIn4 4 Z s4S3as i3gf
81 I, ro,u I gF.is ,yera to,asia5o
guy G Iiff, hunting eupisslAlna, .o tassHSoo
sos VA, maSc 1Ts.. ,,,sa s,si;.a iii 10 eaS
|eo ~ s ssT,s leeto,t ase
2g Si is,s, ,hnai5Hlhg h teyIs y 5sG
l. bSflg tsofdaInaies W,tclies.,I SCI taro,a5O
| 3f}00 Gold Hunting LcnincS so 10 ;s.ns.75
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certainly did not change your views as to
the course yon had marked Y o;nt 'for your.
self from the beginning 'isai's 1dt ftlesjad i
,3 Twill only notice one moreastatementih
your letter of the Sd inst, via4.r That the
performances ef,the promise alleged to have
been made by- YOU would. have involved
YOU u in in q resistance to The law. I know Of
no statute that Wnoud have Ib been i Violated
had gtojiu % carried obi Your nroImlises Ii soo5a
fanH1of ha;, voiI) rendered your resi- attation
when Won conclnded NOT to be- n,adela it,ay1
tyIFt6 a'y ,leaal urocaedinus. You,add !:
. am in a mea N re-, con6rn,edr;n, This, con
cIusion NV 'vaur recent order to diso ab
orders from the Secretary Of War nv p snl
nerior and yonr snborrdTinmaffee wifIonf bavI
ino rot,nfetmanadfed flis Faftloritv' is issue
bsr o,a owe: XXX III d;sdhoy In fbe 9Ath
! lt;,no son. sdarsssed aI,ote, to,tbe iPres;.
dent 'ra9,iest;nc in writiin fan,orier giyen
- v,n ,Ierhsdl II five a,vs baiare tn, d;srel
Wv ~ 60 NJ Stonto , 30 3 Soo,ot arn
sffu ssssis .; iig nn Inv ror IL Prss;Ssst
I. 8. ~ y y. ils + !, y ~, $3.50 nsiS
a ailise.l slia1 saey aos ~. ms u ot sb II
ays,, u so s ,a @ - as,fina MT I'D
a,u g.re soa ,.sti ' th, N rfsns,tmant
"y o'dsi nl ' hy d;raet;opH thu
'psa0;Sant n nj snob ordar was known
tesloelI' uniess saea S ~ 1 an mo" -
Y w 's4e ILL.,. spn y ara soan antbnrze ID
ins p1sgu o.asys y Th ha II. ona orJstI
Il ss sae q oo,at ~ War aS issSs with
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LOUISIANA SFATESEM

fIIA77assf"J sIE I-andzL'' 'Asl % "a
zidissM1 MILITARY LcADEMY.' .
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