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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21
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Two or three Democ ratio lourals. saws
the New York Sun, and notably among
them the World, are urging the BaItirnorc
Convention TO take advantage Of schism
IN the Republican party, and run in a
Democratic Presidential candidate be-
tween the divited factions OF their OPP
ponents.
In view of of the demoralizing and des
tructive character of Grants Administra
ton, and of the long exclusion Of the
Democracy from power, nobody can
blame the Democracy for getting control
of the National Government if they can.
But events haze taken such turn W th~
in the past six months as to render the
impossibility of defeating Grant by a
straight Democratic nomination appar-
ent to all who do not allow feudos and
personal prejudices to rise superior to
new issues and the demands of the pas
ing hour.
Those Democrats who think a straight
ticket prevail against Grant mistake the
nature of the situation altogether Let
US state the case in three plain proposi>
tons. .4 ......
Horace Greeley will run for the Presi-
dency at all events, whatever is done or
omitted to be done by either the Philadel-
phia or the Baltimore Convention lie has
unrescrvedly accepted the Cincinnati
nomination, and is bound in honor and
fixed in PURPOSE to accept the conse~
qucnces.
No straight Democratic candidate stands
the slightest chance of an election unless
he can bring to his support all the
strength, all the enthusiasm, all the votes
of the Democratic party.
But facts clear as sunlight shows that
Or. Greeley, even though Baltimore
should not endorse him, wll get a very
large Democratic vote, and he will receive
the greater share of that vote in those
States where a separate Democratic nom
inee can least afford to loose it, lie who
does not perceive this had better look be-
yond the narrow circle of his swn preju'
dices if he can. ra
These three propositions settle the whole
question They demonstrate that, SC
far from n straight Democratic candidate
being able to run in through the split il
the Republican patty, Crane IN that cas'
will run in through tue split in the De II
ocratic party.
In it's ordent advocacy Of straigh
candidate, the World enumeratss sixteen
States, giving one hundred and thirty
eight electoral votes for such candidate
Hera ia its list.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21
The Gift Taker and Office Peddler-


How Grant has notorioGsly rewarded
tie donors Of valuable gifts to himself,
with lucrative offices, has been often told
but cannot be too often repeated His
conduct. in this regard, has been most
audacioas and shameful When Andrew
Johnson was President, he refused
earriage and horse which was tended him
BY some friend in Sew York He
Bought al. exceptance would be a stain
upon the high Office he held as the SER
want Of the people But Grant has taken
every thing offered-money, houses,
cigars, have all been taken and gathered
IN the general repository Nothing has
been refused that had value When
: General Of the army, "Gif5' bearing
! Greeks was ever. received, and no change
I has been manifested since the soldier has
I been united with the civil off Ger. Gifts
| are still welcUme. Slme of the ms stances
are notable On the 18th Of February,
! 1869, Mr. Butterfeld, who gubsequ emily
gotta good Office from Grant, sent him a
letter, he asked his acceptance Of the en-
closed testimonial
Enclosure.
| Mortgage and interest ..,...... $50, 4S7 SO
$4,000 1920 U. 5, Bonds, lst series
! .............-............. ,725 90
Cash S36 so
Total .............~...... sos, 900 90
The reply Of Grant WIS in these
words o.
WAsHrxGroN, D. c., Eeb. II, 1867.
DEAR GENERAL-Your letter of the
/ 18th, inclosing me the handsome testi-
mouial Of the citizens Of New York, with
! the names Of all the too generous cOntri-
butors to it, Is received. .-s
Through you wish to thank the gems
| tlemen whose names you have enclosed
to me, i~diyidually and collectively [
have the honor to BE your obidlent SER
want -s.
/ U. S. GRANT.
The PHILADELPHIA Age says that many Of
the leading contributors TO this fund
were rewarded with offices, and others
repaid with places for their relatives or
friend Tom Murphy, of New York,
! gave General Grant cottage at cong
Branch, and President Grant gave Tom
Murphy thu Collectorship of New York.
worth 100000 rer annum, with 9Gene>
raj Order" stealing A. I. Stewart, Of
New Yord, bought his (Grants) home in
Washington for General sherman, at the
| price of $40, geo, which was SIS. 900 more
than he had sold it FIR to Mr.. Bowen,
then Mayor of Washington What was
that extra s25, 600 bnt gift or bgibe ?
and for it General Grant ATTEMPTED to
make Stewart Secretary Of this Treasury,
in violation of law which disqualifes
him, on account Of his being leading
foreign importer. These are only f.
Of the more prominent cases Of present
taking, followed by the bestowal of Offices
upon the donors, which can be laid at
| the door Of General Grant IS President
OF the United States The practice is
scandalouz. It brings suspicion upon
the head of the nation, and degrades the
country in the estimation Of all foreign
rulers and governments. Yet Grant re
yels in his wealth OF gifts and seems to
think his shameful peddling out Of the
Offices for consideration, simply tegi-
| innate perquisitg of his ofEce-aye, even
asks the American people to re elect him
to his stock,iobbing business
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Democratic Executive Committee

l,y virtue ofthe authorit. given me
as President of the Democratic State
Convention which meat NnshvilTe on
the ninth Of May last, l have appointed
the following named geutlemen as the
Democratic State Committee
mo G. BURCH, ofDavid.on.
/; {. DUNNlNGTON. of Maurv.
THOMAS e. HENRY,ef Montgomery
J. W. NEWMAN, nf Lincoln.
TIiOS. Il. MURRAY, of Warren.
Al BROOKS, Of Knox
JNV; bLtNlNS, Of Hawkins.
w. ID. VANDYKE, of Hamilton
N. MAGEENEY, of Shelby.
J ID. PORTER, OF Henry
> NJ. COULTER, Of Gibbs IN.
June 5. 1872 BENZ. LEA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21
Charts for Cutting Ladies and
ChIidrenss dresses.

perfect Guide, which cannot fail to
fit when the measure is correctly taken
50 simple, that 4 few minutes are suff
eient to instruct any one IL its use. 1t
possesses this advantage over other
Charts, it cuts with aqual exactness
Plain Waists, Basques and Blouses, and
an invaluable guide for Chileren's Clothe
ing No dres5maker should be without
one, and families who make their own
dresses will find it a great advantage, as
it cuts all sizes. A copy of complete in
structions accompany each Chart An
agent wantod in every town TO sell these
Charts, to whom liberal inducements are
offered For terms address
.--- MRS. FANNIE-J. SMITH;
may22>2m Bolivar Tenn.
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CHl IIlIN ~ u = T
"This win certify ta-trve L4ve used enc
of g. " SwincJroaIs Cotton Presses
this whole season. and have packed one
hundred bales weighing from $50 TO 525
pounds It works simple, s-rouG and
easy. ~ ehave not broke anything this
whole season The bands packed down
a bale in ten minutes, -hat Is che pressing
part, as they usually work. chscr.uiIy
recommend 1t to any one IN nsed 81 d
press to be worked by hand
"WM A. CARUfHERS
"C0L J. = FRA SKLfN"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21
A Radical Editor Goes for Grant

Long before Grant ever dreamed of be
ing head OF the best government in the
world" the following set W" was pen
ned and printed by the editor of the Key
stone Register, an out and out radical
70 repeat our comments I'VE give it
as specimen of what we may look for
when the breach i'll the Radical house
hold becomes widened.
This bIoated tub of rot gut whisky, q
gar stamps and juckussieaI impud nee,
has spoken again
The last time he did 50, he placed him
self before the world in the attitude of a
lying treacherous sneak, accepting a
trust only to betray
This tune he speaks to show himself an
inS0ieHt n1Uti1eer whom Joh nson should
order Hancock to arrest.
Yesterdays telegraphic dispatches
state, that General Grant finds IL not in
consistent with his duty Us soldier Il
announce it rs his opinion, that the only
hope for tue Peace OF the Country is til
success Of tile impeachment trial He
finds that national security demands the
removal of the President
HIS Opinion
The dirty, drunken, puking agubUnd
hat is his opiniUn p
And WHO Is He, that decent men should
care what he thinks, if he Is ever sober
enough TO thinks at all
j he regglte son Of an old idiot at Gov,
| ngtUn Kentucky, whose illusions to the
| mother Of the hero" in his Ledger
4
doubt as to the correctness Of the "re,
pute"-
The second fiddler to circus mon.
key
The filthy, degraded paramoar of d
| Digger squaw, whose halt breed brat to
| day rukes the lice from his tangled locks
with Il fsh bone comb, on the head wa
ters Oh the ella or Nez Perces, and proud
| ly remembers that ne Is scion of the
| modern cesar"
The beasJly sot who was kicked out oil
the regular army for trick that would
have beiouId the escutchion Of 4 Five
Point pimp-
| The blundering, whisky soaked Butcher
! OF a hundred and fifty thousand ''boys IN
| blue, N i 'torwa. d movement, that
didn't move an inch, till he skulked uh
| and took Mcclellan old track Of two
years before .-..
The stupid discourser Of stud~horses
and bullHpups-
The tipsy bawling, Sabbathday jig
dancer, Tor the entertainment OF the mig
| gers and beggars OF Pennsylvania ava
| nue..
Who Is ne, the blubber~beaded sot
that he should announce It as his opinion
| that tue President Of the United States
I should be removed from his Office by
( pack Of bacchanalian rufians, Of PURJUR
I'D OUTLAWS, who are 40 more the Con
| gross Of the United States than any band
/ OF savaEes that ever drank blood from
| human skulls amid the red-hot sands o
/ Congo or Ashantee
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This is 80 certify il-E ! Htve beet
using one Of q. " SwiaebruuI Cotton
Presses for about ten months, and have
packed six hundred bales of cD5tou on 10
weighing fr,-n 55O - 554 pounds, the
blocks forming q complete rae et on the
bars by tie working OF the leavers as
natural as though they were cast thereon
there being no chauce Tor Shipping while
packing the bale iao men viii pack
500 POUND bale with ease
"THOS ALEXANDER
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FRIDAY. June q. 1879.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS

- Any person who takes paper regularly from the
800 we aeF directed 70 his tame another or
- "4s Subserihsd or not-is Responsible for the
= ~ person orders his paper discontinued he must
~ Arresrases the publisher may continue 70 ssn
uhtlI Payment s made. and collect the whole amount
"see ne = IS taken frosa tiss once or not
AHs courts have decided refusal 10 taEe TVS
at.d Periodicals iroIa the Post uffce removing
them unealled for il prina fcie evidence 81
Intentional fraud. ~ '''-'- "
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IN tke County Cont Of HardsnGp
CoUll}H, Tennessee.
Nonresident Notice.
Elizabeth Robinson rs. J. f. Roach, Ad-
ministrator, and the heirs at law of
Mathew Brooks, deceased


Mathew Brooks, deceased.
Petition to Sell Land, Etc
No. $50 +. D.
In this cause it appearing from the Pc
tition which is sworn to, that the defend~
ants Richard Brooks, Benjamine Brooks,
David Brooks, James Brooks, Sarah Whit
ford, w. A. Bakeg, and wife Jane Baker,
Martha Mood, Mary Brooks, Romulus
Brooks, Samuel Brooks, and Richard
Brooks, are residents Of the Sta e of
Texas, and non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered that
SAID defendants enter their appearance
and plead, answer OF demur to the
petition in this cIuse on or before
the first Monday in August, 1872, at
County Court for said county, at the
court house in Bolivar, or the petition
viii be tal en- as confessed as to them and
set for hearing exparte and that this
order be published for four consecutive
weeks IN the Bolivar Bulletin, newspa-
per published in Bolivar, Tennessee.
June u, 1872 W G. DORION, Clerk.
f. Fentress, J. r. Robertson, alto for
petitioners #a iel4w4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

OPEN AGAIN.-The Bolivar Billiard
Hall, over the Tempest Saloon, south
side OF public square Is again open to the
Public, and those who are fond OF this
most delightful and harmless game can
now enjoy it. Captain Smith viii wait
on you with pleasure. In addition to the
above first class Barber Shop has been
established in the billiard hall Charlie
Joy viii shave you neatly.
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G.. w. S WIN ROADS
PATENT COTTON PRES
si,mplicity strength DurahlIIty.

work it without any fear IF getting hurt
believe it O. bethe best hrtud press IN
use, and that bg covering il over 50 a. 30
keep 1t dry twill LAST a lifetime.
ours truly,
isW G. ADAMS
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MI- q. ". STiae5Eaad. Bolivar. Teauesissf
Dear Sir-He take pleasure In tesfI-.
flying to the efficiency Of your Cotton
Press We make Il 500 pound bale with
foar men easily in fogr miuutes-that is
the pressing part The blocks form their
own ratchets, rendering II safe from slip
ping 1t Is convenient and simple, aud
easily worked, aud VIC can cheerful, r.
commend tito all 10 need Of p press 70 be
worked by hand
SHARPE s. ROBERTS
Public Ginners City Of Memphis
Other certificates could be given, bar
deem the above sufficient for ailpurposoz
Respectfully
g. w. SWIEEBROAD,
Bolivar, Tenn, Feb -, 1872.
EfeZgIrl
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Pendieton Duncan, opposite this Of
fee, have now in store and for sale a
hous, full Of pure and Unauthorized
drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye stufs,
etc. which they are gelling very cheap.
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InsOIVent Notice.

Having this day suggested to the clerk
Of the county court Of Hardeman county
the insolvency Of the estate of William
Smith, deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against said
estate 20 file them duly authenticated with
said clerk for pro rata within the time
prescTibed by law or they will be forever
barred FRANCIS FENTRESS,
June ~, 1929 Admir- de bonis non.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

The Administration organs are graft
fed tolearn that Mr. James Lyons of
Virginia, who signed Jefferson Davis's
bail bond with Dr. Greeley, is in favor OF
straight Democratic nominations at Balti>
more Mr., Lyons objects to Greeley be-
cause he has been Il Republican longer
than Grant, and because he thinks his
election would bring men ike Sumner
into the management OF national affairs.
Mr.. Lyons does not hold put any hopes
for the succesa of straight Democratic
ticket, but thinks that the worst of Grants
administration is past. Ia one respect
Mr.. Lyons is right The worst of Grants
admins tration is past, notwithstanding
the efforts of men like Mr. Lyons to pro-
long it. Mr.. Lyons, however, deserves
credit for his candor, as in opposing
Greeley election he endeavors to recon
Gle Democrats to the re election of Grant
Keeping Potatoes in the South.
The complaint being made By many
planters, South, that Irish potatoes can
not be kept but for a short time after be-
ing dug up, MIR. E. F. Caron, of Texas
sends to the New York sun his method
of keeping potatoes from one season to
another list ] select dry time to
/ dig them. ID | cover them at night so
that the dew or frost may not touch them
the vines are the best covering Sd.
Bank them in round hills; from thirty to
forty bushels to the hill and cover them
with good straw from IL to twenty inches
deep Let them remain so until cold
weather sets in but cover so as to pre-
vent the water getting in when it rains.
4th. Just before freezing weather, place
boards or good bark around them, bring
ing them to point on the to-, to exclude
rain or snow Then cover with from
four to eight inches of dirt pressed down
with a spade. 5th NeVe- open except
when they are to be used, and then at the
side This method will do in any eli
mate subject to severe changes Of wealth
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They Don't DENY It.

The Grant party attack MIR, Summers
speech just as the shareholders used to
attack his speeches against slavery They
abuse him roundly but do not under>
take to answer his arguments.
Senator Logan and Senator Carpenter
have both made harangues in reply to Mr..
Sumner hut they have not touched one
of his positions against President Grant,
nor denied or attempted to explain or
disproye single one of the damnatory
facts in the conduct of the President,
which Mr. Sumner set forth with SO
much force and eloquence.
The nepotism, the present taking, the
San Domingo usurpution. Military Ring
in the White House, the universal mud
die in our foreign relations, cannot be
dlsprovcd or excused The only thing to
be done, then, is to abuse Mr.. Sumner.
Let the Grant men stick to that.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

One more week only, ". T. NcCarley
will not be at his gallery after the first
of next month Don't delay now is your
time to get good pictures made.
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.FOCAH0ETAs. TESSEssEE, !
February %, 1872 J

February %. 1872 J
''8Ir. g. W < insbroad.
"Dear Sir take pleasure in testify
ing to your Press have packed 100
bales Of otton on it The blocks perform
their own work on the leavers, and makes
a complete rachel thereon The haRds
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

If Dr. john Anderson viii suffer his
name to be used as candidate to the
Lower House OF the Legislature be will
be supported by
MANY VOTERS
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"MIDnrEBURo, HAEBEsAs Co, TEEs, J

MIR. G. ". Swinebroad
81 take pleasure in tesufyinE to your
Press. IL works as well as | want it to,
and cheerfully recommend it to any one
that may want press to be worked by
hand. / have pressed some fifty bales on
it Of the usual size. Yours truly,
-. =. KNIGHT.
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Read the Following T2stimo-
mails

J. f. Duwdy, agent for my Presses in
Memphis, writes as follows:
"MEMPHIs, 'HENN., Feb. II, 1872.
"I our Presses are now a complete sac
cess. have not had single complaint
this seas, N, but, on the contrary, all are
highly pleased, and prefer them to all
other hand presses"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21
DR.. :, ElADTLEGD'8
FEMALE REGULATOR
ssVVonanss Rest Friend -


viii bring on the Mcnses when they
have not been established. also when they
have been suppressed from unnatural
causes Wii cure Rheumatism and
Neuralgia 9i the back and womb VIII
cure painful Neustruari4r. and relieve the
head, back and loins Of tho5c distressing
pains and aches win cheek menorrhu-
gia or excessive B3w VIII cure
Whites and falling Of the womb, when
it l. the result Of relaxation or bad bealth
II j. as sure cure II all she above
diseases as duinine Is IN chills and fever.
Ladies can cure themselves Of all tbe
above diseases without revealing their
complaints to any person, which r. always
mortlgiug to their pride and modcsty.
1t is recommended and used BY the best
physicians IN their private practice.
For "a history OF the above diseases,
certificates of it. wonderful cures and d.
rectiOns, the reader Is referred 20 the
wrapper around the bottle Manslac.
tured and sold by
BBADFIELD d CO.
Atlanta Ga
Sold by al druggists Price 81 so
Il =
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Baltimore Convention.

The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Com
pany viii Issue Round zPrip Tickets 70
all persons wishing to attend the Demo
cratic Convention, which meets at Balti
more on the 9th Of July. Tickets VIII be
good for twenty DAYS after tlleir date, aud
include Free Trip to Washington Civ.
Fare from Cincinnati to Baltinre, inculI
ing trip to Washington City and return
to Cincinnati, Sixteen DolL,rs. Anybody
and everybody wt6 desires to do so can
avail themselves of this opportunity to
travel over railroad which traVerses
one Of the most picturesque regions Of
America, and to visit the finest city en-
the continent. 1t Is an infinite pleasure
to travel over such a read as she Baltimore
Il Oslo, which is distinguished alike for
comfort and safety, while tie scenery
along the route, taking in heat river
the almost countless mountain fastness,
and historic Harper's Ferry, viii amply
compensate for time and inanev. .
The Philadelphia Hcraid which has
been fayUrine Democratic nomination
a; Raltlm re, rays when q Democrat
ed how lac Is going to swallow Greeley,
the satisfactory and conclusive reilly can
be made just as the Republicans
swa low Grant and t'orney and Butler
and Geary and Cameron, ct III omne genus
with this difference, that Hurace, with
all his pecuIiartics, is an honest, clean
morsel untnin ed by corruption and un-
stained by dishonor, which IS more than
can be said Of some Of the precious mor>
sells which have glided SmputhlJ down
the gullet OF Republicanism,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

For Tax Collector this issue of
the BULLETIN will be found the name Of
Mr. Vernon as a candidate for Tax Collec-
tor. He respectfully solicits a share Of the
public voters, and if elected will do his
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-21

WANTED.-Everybody to 20 to McCsr-
leys gallery and have their pictures made
One more week only.
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@. W. sWINERROAD,

Bolivar, Tenn, Feb. -, 1872.
EfeZlIrI
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Baltimore canventioa meets 9th q July

JUS ttteptctI-IIy1
T. D. WILLIAMS, Jr
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T. H. WOOD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-26
HOW IT WORKS OVER THE RIVER

The Davenport Gazette of this Tues
day morning says
Coal haulers on the market, yesterday
demanded and received forty cents a
bushel for coal At the coal yard of Hi
ram Gable the price was sixteen cents q
bushel just as it was for months before
and great was the crowd that wanted it
Six ear loads were all that came, and sc
many persons wanted coal, that Mr.. Gable
was obliged to limit each purchase to from
four TO six bushels. And so every one that
desired, got little; thus many a poor
family was kept from suffering Many
carried their allowances away in wheelbar-
rows or handcarts Wood remains at SC
per cord for dried oak-but the trouble is
when you purchase a load, there no one
to convey it TO your home.
But there's silver lining to the cloud.
The horses that were first seized by the
disease are now convalescing The first
horse taken was Mr. Hiram Cable 's-ano
this was two weeks ago last Wednes
day Day before yesterday the horse
was taken out, and was as frisky and
active as as young steed. Several of Mr.
Lowers horses that were badly off few
days ago, were let to gentlemen for driving
purposes, on yesterday.
We have heard of but one death among
the horses-that of Mr. Smith of the
Blue Grass road, and his horse had been
ailing long time before the epizooty ap
peared He attempted to gh, blood
vessel burst, and he bled to death.
In the city the crisis has been reached
we may look in a day or two for the reap,
pearance of many of the animals taker
/ sick at the outset.