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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-24

On the following conditions That the Cotton all Be
stored b. the merchants whom consigned in sons
shed in this . be Designated By this Committees
and duplicate samples 70 Be drawn under tie supervision Of
this Cmitteeone for the Factor and the JtheI % De
bib ted the EaE and that bales q Cotton Be carried
70 the q Ouuda That
one premium and that merchants subscribers Be barred
from eOuesting for any # these premiums Cstton con
testing for the premiums shall bales weigh
ing less thsR three hundred ponds
We respectfully that ednsbday evening. Octooer
Ith Be Delegated the which Cotton viii -
received for Exhibition premiums ana that Friday.
l4tA. Be the day which awards shall be made.
NAFoLEoE HILL.
Ii L MEAcHAN. (o-,-,fts..
Z N APPEEsOa,
J. 7. STATION,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-24
EIGHTH BALLOT.

Lacey ......49
Vaughan.
Mr.. Lowe said it was necessary to nom
mate man who could consolidate the dis.
trict. No man now before US could do this
now, as there was only one votes difference
between the candidates; be had withdrawn
Dixon's name when he was ahead, and he
again nominated Judge Dixon, hoping that
he would be unanimously nominated.
Madison, Hardeman, Upton and Shelby
withdrew for consultation.
The vote of the Shelby delegation, after
Mr.. Lacey's withdrawal, was four for
Vaughan, and the rest, twenty votes, for
Dixon.
Colonel Lea said, after Vaughan only
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
Statement Of the TreasuxGF VI
the United States. sc

A statement prepared by thc
United States Treasurer, for private
information shows that the Govern
nent has paid Of the bonded debt
alone, from March IL, 1869 to Nov.
IA, 1870, in principal, interest and
premium, 81, 062, $40, 7S7. equal to-
1885, 1871 per day. Tho total pre-
MUM paid has been s2,l3l,749, and
interest, 1864, 600 on tho purchase
Of Sl59.589,750 of United States
bonds since the 18th of March, 1869,
on which day the Secretary of the
Treasurer made bis first purchase for
the sinking fund. The total esti
mates for the year ending Juuo 80,
1871 $298,576,7s2. rho amount
appropriated for the year, s272,3Os,-
The total Of the estimates for the
year ending Juno 80, 1870, as pre-,
pared BY Secretary Boutwell,, to be
submitted to Congress, are $3.50, 262,-
1856. These estimates are exclusive
Of oil unexpendcd balances, which
Amounted on tho Both Of June last to
e66, 000, 900, and which are rendered
unavailable BY the 9Th section Of the
act Of July IL, 1870. Had these bal
ances remained available, the present
estimates would probably have been
between $40, O00, 900 and $50, OO0, 900
'belcw the present figures. NV !.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
A Shocking Case of Drunk
3 euneEH. 7ra.M

On Thursday night two men got
on board Conductor A. s. Bccrs'
train 4 at, Ansonia, with tickets for
Plymouth. Between there and
Waterbury they were quito noisy,
and got into considerable OF q scut.
fle when the train neared the sta.
ton. Arriving there, a policeman
entered the car and managed to
quiet them, SO that whom the train
started again they also continued
their. trip. When the train reached
Reynolds, bridge, q little this side Of
Plymouth, theJ got of, and that was
the last the conductor saw of them
chat night. just below Beynolde,
bridge, is long covered BRIDGE
called Jericho Bridge. and on IRIS
side Of the latter stands 4 shauty
erected BY Mr.. Daniel Carter, az q q
protection and lodging for himself
while attending t. the burning Of
charcoal, which he has carried on
OF that place. Early yesterday
morning, some Of Mr.. Carter's fam
lily saw smoke ascending from where
the shanty stood, and Mr. Garter i'm.
mediatsiy repaired thither to find
the building in ruins, the FIRE and
snoks;n yet ,boing entirely out
He examined the place, and from
among the smoldering heap Of ruins
dragged the blackcned corpscs 81
the two men, SO completely dishg.
ured a. to be unacceptable, except
bp portions Of their unconsumed
clothing and some articles yet
remaining about their persons. -
Their arms were burnt off nearly to
their bodies, tho lowcr extremities
of their limbs were gone, and thor
heads almost or quite wholly
devoured By the fire. Their names
were Frank Garfield and L. Curtis,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

FIFTH AVENUE GUzzLING.-If wine
ldriaking can make people happy,the
Fifth avenue should be in o state Of
extreme beatitude; for notwithstand-
ing the high prices occasioned by the
war, the most costly brands hero find
. rapid market. If.any one will stop
Of . pleasant afternoon at any of tho
firstclass grocery establishments in
broadway, he may witness the de-
lightiul task Of liquor tasting perfor.
med By little knots Of the aristocra-
cy, who stop in to leave orders. n, Ia
AL families. whether OF the highest
or less repute, we find wine q staple,
and the way tits drank would excite
tho admiration of all tcetotallers.--
Hardly grocer's cart backs up TO q
ahOnse b0tyon see the champagne
basket. After dinner the wiae Cir.
(cplates, and isdnly praised, for it Is
iof good American manufacture
The only man in tho secret is The
fellow who comes round every week
70 bay the empty bottles. He takes
them down atosthes bottling Lousc.
where they are filed and in due time
they are returned with fresh brands
and silver tops. 1t seems absurd that
the wine drinking community should
vbe1gaoraat Of this, when almost 1op.
pDsils the Academy Of Music there ID
a large warehouse devoted to this
lbrAnsh sofs trade. Here ono may be.
hold vastqusntitiea of second hand
6ottaAs feceiyed daily There is no
inecessity ofpsDetra ing the mystic;
'ries of this place, forthey are not be
y0d thepowerof goodl guessing
The transforms tiens of Jersey cider
and pdtroleun iinto Heidseick and
Yauve CIiquot is so rapid and mar,
vellous that it is q wonder that Il is
~ fise arts ssa.a sA1is-.-
49, 3 Z ! . a.
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Public Debt Statement.
Washington, Dec, i.
The follosinl is IS rsoepitA
ion If tba nohfs9t n SSSco. A d.

The following Do 50 rsepitsk-
ton of the Debt statement M
Debt BEARING interest la coin,
$l99, 27eRl0,00d interest. $40, Ga, !,
45l; debt beaSing interest in lawful
money, S59, 100000; interest, 1884,.
364; debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity, S334,0 in
tercst, $43S, 503, debt bearing no In.
terest $41l,sb1,Sl5 total, amour.
outSl6 hdisg, ~, 41S,673,OlA total in.
forest, S4l, 457, 4l0; total debt, prin.
'cipaf, and interest TO date, Including
interest due and unpaid, s2,46O, l 30..
1863 . amountsi in the Treasury, IS l25,-
821, 1868 |; debt less amount insT reasu.
~, 81, 34l, "a ,365; decrease Of debt
during past month, &7,476, 08Os ide.
casAse of'debt, since March /, 1870,
$l04, 0l9, ISL bonds issued to the
Pacific Railroad Companies, interest
payable in lawful money, amount
outstanding, s64, 6le,s32 interest ac.
ctusd and not yet 'paid, SIG, Id, $50;
interest paid by the, United Stuses.
S86i5, 846 interest repaid BY the
transportation of mails, $2,447,x73,i
balance Of interest paid ebySA Tho
United States, sc, 3o7, SOL. 300
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70 'sss stsss-ssss achtcesg, Dec. 1. !

Phillips, Wedsworth & Co., wholesale
Clothiers, have failed for half million. =
Also, Kirchof Bros. wholesale Liquors,
have suspended; liabilities not known.
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-PSoor Boor Sonxs:--If hot
tar il applied - -hNet- soles, 1t will
malrs thsm SatsrProeE Let ID 10 a.
hotss ihesleAlhsf will bear, without
injury, applisdWith sswAb, andsdryy
in9in ~ 6ssds The opsrationf may
be repeated two or three times durip1
the winter, If necessary. It makes
ther SuTfa6s of the lSashcr quitA hard.
so fsbAs is'wssrs longer, - wSlloias
ksefs shss wafer outs II isnA keod,
plsH 70 provide boots ~ whistler sdu-l
ring Summer, and prepare sths sotes.
BY tarring, e they will then become,
before they are wanted toseASSfs ri.
most Sdf1 30 horn, Snd awilfTwsar
twice q aiopg asat hoSe iouprspafsd.
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GERS eligible Glib i io5s III 81 -.
The Indian agencies being civil On
COS, ! determined to give ~ ageasisB
to snch religious dsnominations =
had heretofore 6stah he'd osioss.
RIGS among che fndiknS -ddd erhaps
to some other deneminations WHO
would undertake the work on tbs
work. The saopietIs 7
allowed &os halne th6& Il r. -
s1biect " tAeApf toyS! u ~ 34. I
tive, and are expected 10 wStcf 6t6
the Indians, and to christianiSe end
civilize them, and train them 10 the
arts Of peace. The governmsat
i watches over there's uial aets Of these
agents and required Of lsq . strict
an accountability o. If they were ~
pointed in the usual manner. /
entertain the confident hops chat The
POLICY snow pursued viii in > Tow
yeSfs bring sll thSE IRMkfhG uptn !
reservations, where they will live II
houses, have school-hcuses and
churches, and will be puraciAx
peaceful md selfsustalning ayooa.
tions, and where they may b. VI
tied by the law-abiding white men
with the same impunity that be now
visits the civilized white settlements.
/ call your special attentioe 70 ~
rep0rt % ne Commlssionef % ~
alan Anairsl0r Iuit lniofmatioR 81
the subject.
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
During the last fiscal year $685.
413acres ofputIic land were tiispoeed
Of OF this quantity 3, 69s. $50 acres
were taken under the Homestead
law and Q, 1855, S is acres cold for sash! !
The remainder was located with nj. /
litarv warrants. college yor In dians.
scrip. or applied 10 satisfsction 4 o.
grants to raiIroads, or foro thsr public
uses. The entries under the boz.
stead law during the last year covoen1s =
o6 .545 acres more than those durinars
the preceding year. SURVEYS hav
been vigorously prosecuted "a &C.
full extont OF the sneans spclicshlst /.
TO the purposes. The qainsittsoT
Hand in the market viii Anply ssspplyss
the present demand. The claim Of
settlers under the homestead or pre-
emption laws are not, however, limi.
ted to lands sabieat 70 sale It privAts i
entry, and the unappfopft6ted Sufa
veyed plblie land may, to . limited
lamounf, 10 acqnired sudeetbe isetnpr
laws, il tho party entitled TO- SkJsr
the land will comply with the NJ.
quirements they prescribe 10 regard
to- rcsidence and cultivation. The
actual setAelss preference for ths
right Of purchase Is even broader and
extends 70 lands which were unsur-
veyed at the time Of his settlement.
His right was formerly confined
within mu0h narrow4e limit - at
ono peyiod Uf our history Wa ss<r-
4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

-AeaA Dickjnsoa ssays ashsis tirDd
Of being aboSsd iby.nswspsper men.
She gives fair warning that here
sitter oil such shall receive tit for tat.
Now, come along, Anna. - Ohio
STATE Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
THE sAE'poMINaosT TREATY.

Clay contemplated, 70 join TO the
Congress Of Panama. n
THE sAN'poMINaos TREATY. 49,
Z During the last session Of Congress-
= treaty for the annexation Of San
Domingo to tho United States failed
to receive the requisite two thirds
vote Of tho Senate, / WINS convinced
that tho best interests Of the country
commercially and materially de-
mandcd it's ratification. Time hal
only confirmed me in this view.
now firmly believe that tho moment
| it is known that the United States
have entirely abandoned the prcjec,
| of accepting as part Gifts territory
the island Of San Domingo, . sfrcs
port will be- Negotiated for by Euro.
pean nations, and in the Bay to1
CANA q large city will spring up, ia
which We will be tributary, without
receiving corresponding benefits.
The Government Of San Domingo
has voluntarily sought this sannexa.
ton. II is q weak power, number
ing, probably, less than one hundred
and twenty thousand souls, and YET
possessing one Of the richest local..
ties under the sun, capable Of sup
porting populations Of l0,000,O00
people in luxury Tho people OF
San Domingo are mot scapabis Of
maintaining themselves 10 their
present. condition, and must look for
outside support. They yearn for
,theiprotectlon OF our free Institutions
and laws, our progress and civiliza-
tion.% Shall we refuse them? The
acquisition ofSan Domingo is desira-
bic, because Of its geographical posi-
ton; 1t commands tho entrance TO
the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus
transit Of com merce. II possesses the
richest soil, best and most copious
harbors, the most salubrious climate
and the most valuable products of
the forest, mines, and soil Of any OF
the West India Islands. It's
possession by the United States
would in tow years build up .
coastwise commerce az Immense
maonifude which win oo far iowaras
resio ring TOMS orr lat merchant mn,
rine tSa artiolas winch wa con.
sumo greatly and do not produce;
thus equalizing our exports and i'm,
rive 10 tho tinted Sfatss ann ana
Sc iii ina islands rafarrod 8 ana ,hrs
.nrcvcnt an enemy from aoa;n nos
sessino himself of K rand.zsnus nron
.onr coast An nresenl nnr cnasf
trade between the Sfa,as hordcr;ng
a the Atlantic and Sfhoax bo,6er;n0
on The Goif az Mexico ;sbvtho IA
hamas ana tha Ant;llc.s ~ .,I,;c,, =.
81 nst nass ! fpS,, IA eore;, q co,,ss,,ss !
,Snn Domiago with ,ssst,le sovasn m
mont 81 ,whirh shors immenss rcs,rr.
M tan b es dnvc,oncti w;ll s;va rs,,, =.
nefafffvse vt,al ga e. ia f0o Gt,9s Il hore,.s
not now upon tie Island This labor
viii take advantage an every nvnila-
BE means &, ~ t,,,n snortafion "a ah,n.
III ~! n ~ i ~ . l'a,1..sls -. = -.
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Nsw sRARsa Asssps, Stewart
WstesnasA Sped, hAvsoats pros-''
peetos t6r aew weekly paper 81
Dss Noises, 70 be Issued Dec: 81,
instAnt,to, b ~ oolnnns, and to 30
thoroughly pRspahlican, but not
bltful psrtisab:sa s -. /; /, ,i 4, u
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be dono. case which at one time
threatent seriously to affect tn
relations (wocn tho United Htates
and Spai jas already be4n Asp0sed
of in this Jay. .s.tr~se. s. ~ \ a,
Tho q I'm of tho Ll6l1 ~ omss
AapinaKll, for the Hs -.
and detention Of - vessel NJ
referred to arbihAsl1 III sbysi11
consent, and has rcsuitec 70 IN award
to the United States for. the owners
of the same Of $l9, ZOE. so in gold.
q l hno 2 3 paEsisE !, cl q J
Canada ,pshass ,heena dispossd. @of.~ hy
friendly arbitration during tbs. pros;
ent year. II was referred BY t1e
joint consent OF Brasil, end the Uui.
ted States TO the decision OF, Sir Ed
ward Thornton, Her Brritanic
Majesty's Minister W. Washington,
who kindly undertook ths lsborious
task Of examining the yoluminous
mass of correspondence and testi-
mony submitted BY The two govern
rnents, and awarded TO the United
States the sum Of one hundred thou.
sand dollars and ninc cents, gold,
which has since been paid BY tho
Imperial government. These recent
examples show that tho mode which
the United States has proposed to
Spain for adjusting the ,ponding
q aims is just and feasible, and that
it may Be agreed to BY either nation
without dishonor. 1t is to be hoped
that this moderate demand may be
acceded to by Spain without further
delay. Should tho pending negotia.
tiohs unfortunately and unexpect-
eddy be without, result, it will thor
become my duty to communicate the
fact to Congress and invite its action
on the subject - 5lg
THE PEACE CONFERENCE sa @
between Spain and the allied South
American Republics, has been inau-
gurated ID Washington, under the
auspices Of the. United States. Pnr-
suant to the recomrnendation con-
tanned in the resolution Of the House
of Representatives. Of December rs,
1856, the Executive department, OF
the government offered its, friendly
Offices for the promotion Of peace
and, harmony between Spain aud the
Allied Republics. Hesitations and
obstacles occurred to the acceptance
Of the offer. Ultimately, however,
. Conference was arranged, and was
opened in this city on the goth Of
Octobcr last, at which I authorized
the Secretary Of State to preside
1t was attended by the. Ministers Of
Spain, Peru, Chill and Ecuador. In
consequences of the absence OF rep.
resentative from Bolivia, the Confer.
encc was adjourned until the attend.
eauce Of q plenipotentiary from that
Republic could be secured, or other
measures could be adopted compass.
ing its object. The allied and other
Republics Of Spanish origin on this
Continent, may 500 ia this facta now
proof Of our sincere interest Ia their
own welfare, Of orr desire to see them
blessed with good governments cap.
able Of maintaining order and pre-.
serving their respective territorial
integrity, and Of our, sincere wish to
extend our own commercial and so.
cial1 relations With them. g 80
The time is not far distant when
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NA1URAEIzArIDn. .sssssss
Tha ,t;t;...;oa asysa q. !, ~. IL, Il, !
tion ccrva,,,;on MI 800 A. Id Nc.
R.;,.; "a 10 ITn;ssd CT. s.
siso i,.ar ev.h 4 !, ,sas ~; . 1 II ia
go snd thus : ion,, u, M, = S;s,,, ii
$780, ~ t,sc s. A. !. q, =
hsen sst,lad;n scaorssnca LII .ss s
rr;,,c;riss 80. M, s.r IA NJ. ii 81,
H. TIr;tca Et.,s. y u Z \ ssi ~ =
/ ssss 80 - 'sts4a ,sssls @sssd I
E Is OUR searHERNB eUSDARYs aaa
r.,sss . U, q. /, =, ...,,s So. !
u -; 'as', IN; r,iY ~ { ~ - - :
.,".s ~ II, ~ : ansns 49, as,on ~
vaa v ,.a, - = {, Z, :, n. .nsols
~ NAV ~ oIo .O.n .noIiy rcoeis,
3. oo,a nn 800 I's o,n .no niseu
,na. 1, ana .J a.,'s I'm 90. ~ :.
a. Pa ~ aoo w: soa.n u
eAAO Law RGcAhhOh Va WV ASAALA pal "
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dition of the insurrection in Cuba
has materially changed since the
close OF the last session of Congress.
In an early stage Of the contest the
authorities of Spain ,inaugurated q
system Of arbitrary arrests, Of close
confinement, of military trial and
execution Of persons suspected Of
compliclty with the insurgents, and
OF tho summary embargo of their
properties and ,therequlsition Other
revenues by executive warrant. Such
proceedings as tar as they affected
tie persons or property Of citizens OF
the United States Were in violation
OF the provisions of the treaty OF
1876 sbetween.tEe United States and
Spain. Representation Of injuries
resulting Il, several persons claiming
to be citizens Of the United States,
by. reason Of such violence were made
to the Spanish Government from
April 1869 to June last. IS re 'ss''ts
4 The Spanish Minister at Washing
ton had been clothed with a limited
poXcto ava IN fedresslnx such wrongs
That power was fonI,d to be with
drawn, in view, :ts it was said. ofths.
nniayorab!e situation in which the
lslrnd OF CHba then was which,
hone did no. lead TO a revoca.
ton OF tho suspension Of the extra-
ordinary functions exercised By tho
executive power ii Cuba, aud We
wore tied 70 max our complaint
at Madrid. ~ s. a..al# 'ssfsi
In The nogotiation thus opened
and still pending, the United States
.oniy 81 claimed that Tor the future, TIC
rights serursa TO their scitizensby tie
treaty Should be respected in Cuba,
and thai Il. ~ Tie past, Ii joint til
ha1al .shQpft he csffshIisbed ii The
/, Unilei Sssics@ With FL! Jurisdiction
over all Such claims. Before such
an impafti4tttrJbqr each otaimanti
would be required 10 1,rove@Eis cas-
On the other hand, Spain would be
at liberty to traverse every material
fact, and thus complese enni'v would
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and Of which ont 50 m1sh is asked

and of which onlk so uSeh is asked
as Congrqs MAY cho0ps to give
q approb riation for same work
"a the ptgsent feeal yGtt was $l19,3
q 1870. the " ne or Did, as conn
n Fed VIII the N ationl Currency
~ the WlIolo yer 1855, WAS aboys
$1.34, and for seven months Of -lS7O
the relative Value has been about
$1.l6. The approach to a specie
basis is vcrv gratifying. but the fact
can't be denied that the insta bility Of
the value otaourscurrencv is prejpdi-
cial to tho prosperity aid tSnda ia
keep up prices 10 the detriment Of
trade. The evils Of i deprecated
and fuctuating currency are so great
that nSWwhen the premium On gold
heaf 4ensso much q t. afould, that
tAesli&e has arrived kken, BY vjsa
md prudent Legislation, C6ngtesa
should look TO policy which would
place our currency ~ par with gold
at no distant day.
REDUCTION OF TAXATION.
The tax collected from the people
- bsgh reduced utUfe thsn eight5
millions OF dollars per annnm. ~
EStrictnsss in our praSsat Course there
sisno reason why n : ~ short years
tire National tax gAtherer may mon
disappear from the door Of the citi-
var almost ont;rolv ond xr;fh tho
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trgt yladthirn ciuGtauirn. @snetOl Gondrtde Ut IN
gdstorro angticmnIsn nno ,Uoutr In auIcm patb @ua-
marc marldtreu,
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ten unIaneH bas fOrt GhnrtnS on i,s purDru itboti
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btuit bingtrtdct iDc rr ucrutt baic bic Solodttu
lur Rebeaton uuo Ium NuiamB an bic ouiurGtricr Iu
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cr. QblupS. Der ger siaateu Gon,ul In eanilaaa
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ben peroiiSR,lici In ipfdjsm or luuaut bdB oas
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