The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-03-06
LAGRANGE, Tenn, Feb. ., 1869.

LAGEANGE, Tenn, Feb %, 1869
Mr. John RH6fa, .Con8tabler, Bolyaf,
Tenn: Dear Sir, | am living here. now, and
found, to day, $4,000 Of work, cash, and
dearfore konclude to stay here for der next
few months. All vat / wish to say is this
You are hereby authorized me to take
care of all Jay proPertYI to, colt
/. My trunk and key.
2. One gold ring pounded TpaYned, we
ksuppose, ] with Esq, Dorion for75 cents
8. One other gold ring. pounded with Mr.,
Harrihg ton for one dollar-worth So.
q One pair of slippers, worth 50 49,,
and one coal lamp, worth 81, left in charge
+ of Mr. Hardy for the debt of Is cents.
8. -All my, paints and oils, etc, etc, at
Mr. Gen. -----s, which are charged to
me Individually by Messrs Hills & BILL
e. My old painting pants, left at 49,,
7. Some brushes and pots unawarely- left
T at the County Clerk Office =
! 8:1One pair Of new shoes; one of those
at Mrs. VIM, Blacks, in charge of r b
Bdsick, and the Other somewhers in the
/ town = 1850 A1-. -"
9 Ono shirt, left by me at the Acton
| House sitting room
1 10. Cash money due me by Mr.. j Col
| Inns, Is cents by his workman 81 Is
II. A new waistcoat, aohicb I make you a
present Of! at Mrs Hacks.
| in regard to all these above things wish
i you tofollow the following plan
1 Get an auctioneer and sell everything be-
longing to me- except my private and other
4 papers. Pay Jane s.. After this, send all
this money to me, care the Postmaster in
this beautiful town. Send me particularly
all my brushes and new tin cups and buck
cts. Tell Capt. r. Ii. Wood, in case my
ell
7 ernmeht stocks until further orders
All my. Jobs of painting give Irwin Es-
! tes let him do the best he can. l DO not
I want to be slave any longer, only want
to be a Boss, and make plenty of N oney I'M
! til April l, 1869, when goes home. d. q
In conclusion, hereby revoke all my
former agreements with my creditors, and
Will only, pay them, if they, accept 25 cents
in full Of all demands. ~ left Bolivar tor
the reason that without the protection Of a
onstabler like you would never leave the
house wilhaut being iusulted, assaulted
d etc, etc, every night. Hoping to hearstrom
u-you Seon5 dTemaih,you mostrespectfully,
1blIus1E q gl -ra CARL Won KAMINIETz. .
II The reader must know that the above 1es-
\ ter is published for good aud valid reasons.
First, to prove Carl Won Kaminietz, out Of
his own mouth, base and unmannerly dog.
/ Second, a lying hypocritical seOpndrel, q
Eslanderer and coward. And he knows that
he tells malicious dafsehood when he say
/ that. he could not leave the house without
being insulted or assaulted, !. We never
should haYe occupied this much space with
vetilating the lying wretch were 1t not pos
! sible Tor him to Inisrepresent this commu.
nifty elsewhere and seek to draw around bin
! mpathizing- and rnnsuspeeting 8 persons
We say that the subject of this notice is a
4 liar and a swindier. si- @..f'.--y
j TO. cut the matter short, Kaminietz left
here siu order tolavoid paying his honest
debts among (Which &as one in favor of the
corporation in the shape of fine for using
obscene Language in a public place, and bad
be not absconded, wouid In all probability
be taking his tea-at the county Jail
Since the. above was. written We learn
\ from coed authority that he has gone t
3 Nashville for the purpose ofaimportuning
the Governor to. send militia here Z This
4 'we,Fegard as the hughest joke Of the season
Ire We ask our brothers of the Quill to give
Carl Ven K a "5setle puffs He deserves
all that can be said in regard to his rascaily
lying qualities -rszs s15sr sEtt Ell