The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03

tion the fact that the BOLIVAR BULLETIN is
offered for sale. Cotemps. give US ri6its
on this and we'll "jine you some other
time.
Thomas Newton, aged fifteen years,
jumped into the Cumberland river and
drowned himself near Ashland, in Cheat
ham county, one day last week because he
could not get to see his sweetheart.
The Atlanta (Ga) New Era, pretty good
radical authority says " We have a class
of impudent carpet aggers in the Republi-
can party in Georgia who ought to be offered
up as a stink offering to the devil They
are curse to the party and disgrace to the
State and Union"
The above left handed compliment is
applicable to Tennessee.
The Cabinet now stands reconstructed.
Hamilton Fish. Secretary of State: J. D.
Cox, Secretary of Interior; George S. Bout
well, Secretary of Treasury; j, A. Raw
lings, Secretary of War; A. e. Borie, Sec
rotary of Navy; J. A. J. Creswell, Post
master General, and E. D. uoar, Attorney
General.
BosH-Grant, the youngest President of
the United States III intellect as we'll as
years, has a rather shabby way of answer
ing questions. When importuned as to his
ideas on reconstruction, his uniform reply
Is: 1.-THE rebellion in Cuba and the
Alabama claims will absorb public atten-
ton" What grant of public favor!
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1t has rained every Monday for five con-
sessive weeks at Greenville, Mississippi.
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Grant is the youngest man ever elected
to the Presidency He will be AZ on the
22d of April 1869
Radicals are to hold State convention
in Nashville on the Goth of this month for
the purpose of nominating Judicial officers.
Patrick Murphy shot John Perry in
Nashville last week because the latter would
not give him drink of liquor
A negro is acting as Auditor of the State
of Louisiana.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania has rati-
fed the fifteenth amendment by q strictly
party vote.
The fruit crop of the West is very prom
Using.
One night last week some sneaking devil
attempted to fire the Office of the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle
1t is stated that General Henn1ngsen, of
Nicaragua fame has actually landed in
Cuba with force of eleven hundred men,
all well provided with arms and munitions
of war. OF course he will assist the rebels.
No attempt was made to prevent his leaving
the States with SO large a number of men.
Dr. John Bull, of Louisville, returns an
income of one hundred and forty thousand
dollars last year So much for good medi-
cines and liberal advertising.
Wendell Phillips radical lunatic, en-
dorses President Grant Speaking of
Southern people Phillips says;
I" If we were in the Senate we would con
firm no man for any Office from any South
ern state, Aentucky Included mot even
Holt, till life was as safe there as in Yer
mont Shoot and hang first; nominate
and confirm afterward.'
Messrs u j. Kimball, }. G. Peck, John
Rice, and others, are moving in the erection
OF cotton factory in Atlanta with capaci-
ty of ten thousand spinnels.
An Illinois clergyman, on the way to full
FIJI an exchange" appointment made an
exchange of carpet bags with some one, and
instead of two sermons found $4,000.
A Youngstown, Ohio, tobacconIst sends
Grant cigar six feet long, eight inches di-
ameter, weighing fifteen and a half pounds,
made of the best tobacco.
The Buffalo man who booted General
Grant, displays in his shop windows sign
bearing his name as " Bootmaker to his ex-
cellency, IT, S. Grant"
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Ladies are to be admitted to the Liver
pool Dickens dinner