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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

SAYING GRANTS SAY.-A few days ago a
letter written by Col. Adam Badeau, in be-
half ofhis friend, Gea Grant and which is
looked upon as semi-offcial, was published
under the head of &" The South-To Whom
it May Concern" in the New York Herald
and contains the following paragraph:
There is in the South class Of men
having about the same relation to the people
as the Comanches have to the peacefully dis
posed Indians Of the West-keen and
shrewd, fearleass and enterprising, knowing
no arguments but brute force, and unscru
pulous in comprising their ends. Banded
together by the instincts Of public plumber,
belonging to no political organization, only
as they may make it useful to their ends
they are ready to fight in one or both, as
may best advance their interest. Like their
congeners, the COmanchos, there viii be no
peace until they are squelched or driven cut
of the country
If the writer had taken pains to indicate,
by calling names, we Of the South could
more clearly understand his comparison, and
might, possibly, in some instances, agree
with him in the assertion that there are men
in the South whose relation to the masses Of
the Southern people is Ike that Of the
Comanches to the peacefully disposed tribes
of the West. We allude to such disturbers
and tyrantg as Brownlow, Joe Brown,
and their followers: men who rob the
masses to fortify their iIl-gotten positions;
men who deprive honest, Lardworking white
taxpayers Of voting and bestow the elect
i've franchise upon igaorant, non tax paying
negroes, that they may be kept in Office and
honest men excluded. The Brownlow radi-
Gals are the Comanehes Of the South, and
the sooner they are "squelched" " the bet
ter it will be for the good Of all
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

FAYETTE CoUNTY.-Referring to the sus,
pension of registration in Faystte county,
the Falcon Of the 18th inst, says:
For some time past Mr. n Shaddinger
and J. G. Wilson, Esq, have each claimed
to be the authorized Commissioner Of Reg
istration for this county, both holding com
missions from Gov Brownlow On the
morning of the 18th a bill with the fat of
Chancellor Harris, enjoiniGg Mr. Shad-
dinger from exercising the functions Of
Registrar, was fled by Wilson in the Office
of the Clerk OF the Chancery Court, and on
the evening of the same day similar BILL
with the fat Of the Chancellor in like man
ner eniOining Mr. Wilson, was filed by Mr.
Shaddinger The counsel for Mr.. Shad
dinger has given notice to the other party
that on Saturday next he viii move dissO-
luton Of the injunction in the case of vii
son vs.. Shaddinger, before the Chancellor,
In chambers, at which time the matter viii
be argued So, notwithstanding we have
two commissioned Registrars, there is at
this time no one authorized to register vO-
ters in this county, and it is very probable
we will have no election
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The Augusta (Ark) Sentinel of the 18th
instant says that the cotton crop has opened
finely, but complains Of a lack Of labor, and
says that hands cannot be procured TO pick
It out The editor of the Sentinel, Col L.
81 Ramsaur, is unable to attend to his-du-
ties on account of the wound he received at
Murfreesboro while defending the South.
We trust the gallant Colonel may soon re
cover; and that he may long he spared to
give the radicals hell in the State which ]
honored with his presence.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

Negroes who have heretofore been work
ing with the radical party in Williamson
county, have, in large numbers, attached
themselves to the Conservative colored clubs
For the sake of the race, we hope the freed
men will do the same in all parts of the
country
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

ARE You A TAx-PAYER ?-Yesl How
can you be a RADICAL Hon. Alex. Delmar,
Director Of the Bureau Of Statistics in the
Treasury Department, has care eGuIly prepared
a table Of statistics and shows eonclusivelv
that the income of the Government, con
troled by radicals, for the fiscal year of
1859 viii be $4,000 600; that the ex-
penditnres viii be $475 1922, showing
deficiency to the tune of Sl64, ,339,2l2. Now,
all of this summed up in few words means
exactly this, and nothing else: More appro-
priations, more money or more debt; all re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding
There is no lodging, no ifs" or ands
about Delmar's figures; he gets them from
the record and they are true. Mark this: if
you vote for Grant and Colfax, or any one
who Is opposed to the Democratic party, in
any shape or form, you vote to have your
property taxed higher tnan 1t is now. Re
member Delmars figures: More money or
more debt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The favorable weather for seeding has
enabled the farmers of East Tennessee to
get in a much greater area in wheat than
usual. Much of the corn thought to be Sc
rIously injured by the recent rains will be
saved in good condition.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

An order, No. 50, Issued BY the War De-
partment and signed by Gen. Grant on the
10th of October, 1868, prohibits military
commanders from interfering with elections
in any manner whatever 1t is now pre-
sumed that the people Of Mississippi and
Texas viii take part in the Presidential
election, all orders heretofore issued to the
contrary Notwithstanding
The little insurrection which lately broke
out in Cuba has been quelled.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

Two thousand and five hundred delegates
were in attendance at the great Norfolk
commercial convention on the 18th inst.
Delegates from Tennessee, Virginia and
North Carolina were received in a lavish
manner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The people al along the route of the
Selma and Memphis Railroad are enthusias-
tically working for it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having retired from the Drug business
my practice respectfully recommend my
oessor Mr.. CHAs NJ. OBARA. the favorable notice Of
my patrons hope they viii extend him the
age literally upon me, them that
the Drugs 10 his store very quality viii
be sold low GOOD, Drugs be sold anywhere
I. E. MOORE. NJ. d:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

Horatio Seymour was lay delegate to
the Protestant Episcopal Triennial Conven-
ton which lately assembled in the city Of
New York Whata blessing it would be to
have christian and a statesman at the
head Of national affairs. What shame it
would be to place, in the Presidential chair,
a common horse jockey and drunkardl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

A paper pantalette company is in full
operation in Maine. How far can Yankee
ingenuity 90 ?-ReDielg.
Don't know. They are now trying to
make a negro better than a white man, and
if they fail in this they will probably under
take the introduction of African musk as a
substitute for PhalOn's night blooming
cereus
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The PECAN.-A planter writing to the
Jackson Clarion, says: I suppose a short
article and to the point is an editors de-
light; such piece l send you. The Pecan
tree is one of the most beautiful trees that
grows on the upland 1t is more beautiful
than the red or white oak. 1t resembles the
hickory, but more beautiful The limbs are
smaller, longer and more flexible. The
foliage is of a deeper green and more dense.
1t is of rapid growth when planted on rich
upland. It will, when twenty years old,
have attained a height of forty feet. At
fourteen years it commences to bear. 1t
does not bear every year, but like other
trees Of the forest, it some times fails owing
to the unfavorable spriag At twenty years
old it viii bear from half bushel to a
bushel to the tree Plant the nuts and trans
plant the trees when two years old. a grove
Of fifty or more acres around planters
residence would not only be more beautiful
than any We have, but very profitable.
A TEXAS HoERoR.-The Crockett CTexas)
Sentinel, Of September 22d gives the details
Of a fearful tragedy enacted on the previous
Sunday night, at Calhoun Ferry, on Trinity
river Mr. Charley Hall, the ferryman, his
wife, Miss Hall, a girl about thirteen years
Of age, the sistcr-in-law Of AIr. Hall, and an
unknown stranger, were all brutally muir
dored. The instrument was an axe, and all
the victims had their skulls terribly chop
ped 10 pieces. Mr.. Hall seems to have been
called down to tie ferry-boat, and was mur.
dered Immediately on the river hank. His
arms were badly bruised, from which it ap-
pears that he had made some effort to defend
himself; but the defense was useless. The
assassin's axe was buried deep in the top of
the skull lis wife seems to have gone to
his rescue, and was met about half way be-
tween the house and boat The axe was
buried in her cheek and temple producing
instant death The assassins next rushed
upon a strange man who was spending the
night with the family The little girl was
struck on the side Of the head, and the
whole scalp was raised and the brains
knocked out. The strangers head and face
were shockin1ly mutilated. The signs about
the place indicated the presence Of six or
seven persons. Itis believed that both re-
yenge and booty aetuated the feads to the
perpetration Of this bloody deed
On the night Of the 10Th inst Amos Cur
lin, in che eastern part Of Memphis, shot and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

At St Louis on the I7th inst, = street
rencounter took place betweenn two well
Known lawyers Of this city, D. Robert
Barclay and Britton a Hill, both old resi-
dents Dir. Barclay attacked Mr. Hill in
front Of the Planters House with horse
whip and inflicted quite number Of severe
blows upon his head and face.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

On the night Of the 10th inst Amos Cur
lin, in The eastern part Of Memphis, shot and
instantly killed the notorious Bill Porter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The Junta las issued an address on the
future form Of the Spanish government 1t
VIII be the duty Of the cortez to decide
thereupon, but al the people win be allowed
to express their opinion. Olazaga has de
cide&-for a monarchy and is supported by
Serrano and TOpete. The unionists are
willing tn accept either a monarchy or a re
public if decided by universal suffrage
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24

The new crop Of sugar Is arriving in New
Orleans
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-24
Carpets and Rugs.
NOTICE.

We call the attoa Of the Ladies to our Stock Of
Dress Goods, CVO0Es, EEc. Etc.
lich we will sell at reduced prices. sept2s 3m
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trcft1be Rabrrgeln peratrCpeh urp IN Boil
Sug 1RBen lpN,
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MriedtnIann mn bir Sirfri.

Ben Grnullttlppl tQmmt oie &I6elnotb,
4,4t, eaB pie 8i5iebunBGn spiiAen Der Sir.
III UNI Wrttl'taiIHp cncn rrpbennen Ga,
Ylt.,: uiRtnpntmcn ulter. GIr Nfprte ipriht
lub btser paruDer aus, paB &rtebentanp, al.
l. 3tmrnitraItpnen uTJrahtGt, fprtfubrr, biz
d%uiiInoiium NrCIcAitr SIT IntcrituBer. Tfl
tUrfrl1t @tiln9te IN ARDEN miro WaDrlNtiu.
lido in Guljem beim1eruTen unb tem 9rteGt.
ihea 8eianpgen In Gpnlthntinppel feline @dGs
4uatIdtdl WCrEea. GIN neuer geieblababel
III sUr surttGm 5lotte i'm Mrhtpelugus abs
0calulcn. cine Abitrift pcs llttmatumg,
wt!dcs pic @fOrte nd6 2ttbcn 9e'2ldt bat,
II pet @artrCtGrn rcr UrpBmahte in Con.
fanliappei iugeidtGt rpprpcn. Sb Is maGr
III. pag tte WlpBmahtc ba5 &ufreien hes
Saltans biQtscn, itGbt oaGtn; itbenf1Q5 iinr
bic &C;iebunlen 3pllhen rer S(lrfet rnp
@riehentanp teBt in Gin Stlbtum aetrittn,
fpeldca un5 nidttlen, tpem rtdt frtegeris
fden GretgniGen in groGerem llmfan3e ent~
9escnicben laiun.
Q8dbrenp rte Strict nit @rie6tntanO alf
~qeipannpn SuEe I'D bcinpet, bat %riu3
8arl rer in 8pmauien re3iert, Der 9forte
rurA ttn ~r.penpdnoi9eS Sbretben bic Ser
fherung ieiner Sreut aegeben unp ale ab~
liAt, i'd dN 9lIneu, peIHf Die Snte9rttdt
Der IUrtei bcrrppen, 81 beEteiIi9et, erti4tf-
pen ptoIYputrt.
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2tuS graihiuotpu.


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Unc Heitauratipnrn ME ldmmtlthe 60
talitdtcn Der Stapt birttn has eepbbntihe
beIebte Bib etreS Gpn9yeb>G .@prs
gems. Die 3dbl rer ieIt BeFern angtfpmme,
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Oab cine iornlthe nebtrFutbun1 Der &ptels
tntiI1tb unp manhs eerlelten fUrften besil~
lid tbrer BintGrouGrtters in ntMt gcrin1t
Gerlrgenbctt arrattcn. Gls seppbnlihe
r2ctb9"> Gefplae rcr @cn9re6vR dirntan>
ten 1T 9leidfals btrtiis IN prller Stdrtc all.
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Sper1ttpncn 9pr.
Dtr Mttaticrcr res Gindr, .Gamite's ma,
rem brreitS itjt etnt9en GasNn bier striam-
melt UNI puretn aud fhcn IN ge;1s uui
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itttrmt. Gbenip perlautct, ple bic 9rlrairtcu
bir ppaeifc.G ienbabn" lid binter Nas Go
mite ST. erIi6dnjen Srriuht baten fplen.
Inter rem eyitrn @prl1gen an Pen Gpn1rep
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betrefeno bic @leihberedti9ung idmmtltder
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ippbtt Die Staatsn bas <er Der jrpsilisen
8ib(barrerpun9 81 %tsitutncn tattn fol-,
len.
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Carolina ltr9t bier gcfabrltd crfranft.
Is perlautet, bab Der 9fegcr,H eprdientalt
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pe, ietnen SiB auf Der pe1tptrdttihen Sette
pcs Sauies i'll nebrten, bd auf per republifa.
nilhrn fetn Sit fret 1T.
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piro itA bas Gper'i6e &rteg5geriht an
ndhitrn Samias Bis Sum 10. Sanuar 1866
Sertdgen.
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sum Glerf I'M 2. Aubitprs : SIreau BE-
feIt.
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mebr Safe CUR Gntidetpuns Dor, ais an ion
itigen 9erminen. Cine Der erien Srdael
iptrp be Der Gpnititutipnatitdt pe5 @eleses
wobur6 GpurantsN pten fur uGcBal>Senoers
erflGrt fperben, letn.