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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
UNHAPPY THOUGHTS.
From the Daily Graphic.I


That the millennium dosn't hurry up.
THAT mosquitoes Will sing as well as
sting.
That brokers ahead generally mean
breakers.
THAT Germans should be so found of
spectacles.
THAT everybody should have UNHAPPY
! thoughts.
That there should be so much ''gin-
music" everywhere.
That Wall street couldn't be per
manently walled up.
THAT muscle should so often obtain
the mastery over mind.
That nautical persons had rather
board a ship than board a sailor.
That otherwise nice people should
light matches on their pantaloons.
THAT necessity, which knows no law,
should support so many lawyers.
That the custom of watering stocks
makes them altogether too thin.
THAT so many people should be mas
ters of all tongues except their own.
That so many of our city churches
should be little more than music-boxos.
THAT the world still moves, butseens
to be moving in the wrong direction.
THAT money should be such a power
in the world and make such a pOw-wow.
That so many people, men andwoman,
should commit suicide without knowing
it.
That you can collect much more
money to bury a man than to keep him
alive.
THAT, after all, perts are often less
disagreeable than what are called eX-
perts.
THAT there should be nothing I'M
maculate in this world, not even savings
banks.
That it is so much easier to preach
than to practice physicians excepted, of
courss).
THAT there should be so much hard
work to do in the world and so few hard
workers.
That our hotels on the European
plan should be so unlike anything in
Europe.
THAT any person in this world, with
q good home and good health, should
be unhappy.
That the iIIegitimate dramma sheuld
be more popular than the Legitimate all
over the world.
That there should he so many dema-
gogues in country where there are So
many pedagogues.
THAT good Americans, born with
'fnalienable rights" should so often
find them alinated.
That some of the worst and stupldI7t
Journals in the country should have
such large circulation.
That at n certain time of life the
like the grnsshopper, should
become burden.
That snuff-takeIs can't have their
noses turned down-side-uP. 1t would
be so much more economical and con-
venient
That nearly everybody should think
himself better than anybody else, which
is about all the thinking that nearly
everybody does.
That any sensible person should be
lieve in the doctrine (Which nobody
cares to put into English), Vor p2P"H,
yor Del.
THAT after four thousand years warn
ing, the great majority of people havnt
found out what a stupid thing it Is to
get In debt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
A War Incident.
Lexington Cvagiuiaj Gazette.

Lexington Vagtuiaj Gazotie.I
An order was sent from Gettysburg
to "post" commissary about Wood
stock or Mt. Jackson, in the valley, to
collect rations for four or five thousand
prisoners. A bright idea struck the GA
G.. s." He had been refusing to buy
the bulls offered by the farmers, though
below the price of beef. He immedi-
ately sent runners to bring in the bulls
-" good enough for Yankees TO eat. "
In a few days his sergeants" had
bought one hundred and fifty bulls,
" assorted sizes.
He had never Thought how such a
collection of cattle could be driven to
Winchester, the point of delivery. Now,
one big bull with a halter on, and a
deep base voice, walking with slow and
solemn dignity in front by the side of
his keeper, never fails to bring up the
drove of steers, COWS and heifers in reg
ular order in fact, is a necessity 20
every "cattIe man" in the country. But
one hundred and fifty bulls and no plain
stock behind them was entirely Gun
professiOnal'-a disgrace to the cattle
trade.
Now the bulls had been gathered and
penned in twos and threes. These scuf-
fed a little during the night in their
primary meetings." but got used to
"each other" by daylight. Early in
the morning they we all driven into
the turnpike at once and an effort made
to "start' them. Instead of moving on,
lot a bull budged. Every one squared
himself in the road with mis- horns
lowered and his hoOfs busily defining
his position. " Each covered himself
with a cloud Of dust, aud no one knew
where he stood" until some member"
accidentally "trampled on his toes"
which was followed by "lunge," the
signal for a general fight. The hundred
and fifty announced with a loud snort
they had accepted the issue" One
hundred and fifty tails flashed in the air.
Three hundred hOrns-lOng and short
met in fierce collision. The dust
rose in vast fogs, as from an army in
motion with cannon and cavalry. The
mountains on either hand beloved
back the deep and deafening roar of the
combat. Fences were splintered. Trees
torn up. Crops perished. The earth
shook.
The sun rose as they joined in battle,
and reached its zenith when the fight
was fercest. Night settled down upon
few battered bulls staggering along
the last of the living "rations. HOofs,
tails, hair, horns and hide marked the
distance of that days drive"-iust a
half mile
As the sun set and the detailed men
returned with only the stumps Of their
whips left. the commissary opened his
mouth in a wise saying: "There were
too many bulls for safe trip, boys
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
SUMMER, SWEET, GOOD-BY!
GEORGE COOPER.

GEORGE COOPER.
Gold and red and purple leaves
Flutter down the wind
With the snow Of thistle-dOwn
Ali the lanes are lined.
Clear and keenly blue the sky,
Hurrying birds are flying high,
Singing: Summer, sweet, gOOd-by!
Summer, sweet, gOod-by -
Sheaves are nodding in the sun,
AS if passed along,
In a gay, fantastic rOut,
Summers fairy thrOng,
Where the fading willow swings,
Where the nest, desert ted, chngs,
Listen to the brook, that sings
"Summer, sweet, gCCd-l :.
Woodlands whisper sad farewells;
Squirrels frisk and spring;
Patter, patter rain the nuts,
Fer their harvesting.
FlOcks Of merry birds go by,
Meath the hearts unclouded sky,
Hopeful, trustful, while we sigh:
" Summer, sweet, gOOd-by -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcing the name Of person for county Of
nee IS; state Office, $40; federal office, SIS. Invari-
ably ia advance.
The above terms and rates will be strictly ad-
hered to.
Religious marriage, birth and death notices solc-
ited and will be willingly inserted free of charge
Obituaries will be charged advertising rates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03

The engineers on some Of the Penn
sylvania railroads amuse themselves by
carrying tame trout IN the water-tanks
Of their locomotives, where they are
said 10 flourish, spite of the constant
motion 10 which thsy,Rre subjected.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03

That President Grant won't let us
know what he thinks of the third term.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03

THAT so many fine young men can
find nothing better to 10 than play
billiards.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03

inch, or 10 lines of type, constitutes 1 square,
One square fret insertion o.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

All subscriptions must be paid in advance. an
if not renewed promptly at the expiration, Will
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atsit buorssruisue Rittel erfidrt. oas ie entesft
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q ep40 orf, 10. SUM-, - Wqbren6 Der
leBten l2 MOnate ilnb IN bteitger Stuot 81
Yeronen bancroft ertlGrt morbeu; ihre Ser.
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n3per in Der JeBt an8ebenoenWuuijlpal. Sam,
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rem @erfolguHg 5u entasbeu. luf @runo
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Comp. in Antluge ueriett; ueuero.ugs uer,
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uor9enomuen, .-
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nenfiae 9etroffen.
= Die Dtegsr bon 8rootlpu feierten geleru
Die 4unabme ocS &iuilreats9eiebes burn bic
2e9islatur uno IRtBbiGtsten, OaB eS ben Iar.
blgeu SmOe:u uiqt seilQttet 1T. nit ben g8ei.
Bcn geneiuiaaitIi4 bic Biiealtiden S4uleu
i'll beiuhen. -....-
: 3u 9amPfer nspria" traf bon 2iusr,
pool bier Elm. -
= 4ntOn Gauer, so Sabre cit, an oer
0tGiumilr. mO5nhaf, laEle fd 9elesentlit
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| ie6nt une fiel aus bem 5Weiten Stofuert asi
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iein Ghdoel mar ssridmettert uno &beile oeS
8,bruS auf Oen Srottoir Oeriireut. Ser lin.
fad peruriaate erose aairs9uai in Der Ra9'
pufldafi.
ST. Boli;ci- superintendent SobnI. .@ens
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nung in Der %. Str. per SeElogbsne par
| felt eiuiger Sell unioo6i.
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bier ein9etroHen.
- Die 6rOntsDtausr bes @s6dubes, Gfe
bon Sruaomaq IaO 10. Str., fiiirSte beutl
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Srdnbe.

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tenoe 6eperstrunt piitbet ieet in Sranae.
uno 9QnaliiraBe, eirem Staottheile, mel6er
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(Spdter.) - Ser Nerluf betrG9t $l5, ,OOC
unO III gr0Btentbeil8 burh 2(HefltrauS geOedt.
M rDaufee, 20. Stunt. - Die Staot
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3 pater. - 9aS Sta6t6er 9crietb Ourh
Die bEenuenoen 8Ql0er Der llmgegeno in
6lamnIen. Der Srt ;d6lre etua 800 @iuz
lUCbner, 9r0BtentbellS Bergleute. liner ben
SernOrteH Sebauben lit bic Wnhl'ViIJle pon
Sadlon 6ougbtou, sac, 700 nettb. SIN uSpurr
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ludrr slciaben gu poiilren- 81 etuiqen Bldts
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6eucr serit6rt,
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Saginqp lit in 9rOBer 5eutraseiabr, mel4t
oaOurda enliano, buB Die Sdleipdbue, mel4t
man 5ur NusfIauu9 oe3 8auouS uerueuoe
bate, in SrauO 9erietlcu. Die 6Cuer De
purtemente oon Saginaw. &itp, Ban. &itu mi
2Slnona ituO tele9rupbli9 Sur 6Hife ggru.al
porOsu. Die Ssueripriten perlgu aRf ggtra
3ii9eu uoh beW beprotten 0tte bef0roert
Gin aur Set ilaGt ruebenOer g8iEo uernebrt 81
@eiabr,
SpGter. - I'm 3.15 lthr puroe man Sorr
/ oes 5euerS, lpelfsS tur} Oaraui nGGtGnoid oe
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miible Gua eiHiat SwunSis fletue @e6au6e i
| Dem SduitrgeOlert SUildleu Blibinatou, IN
@aBitraBe rpuroen 5erit0rt. Der 8erluf mir
$4,000 ni4t iiberiteisen.
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Gd,iffs ,sSerit1te.
Gueeust on II, 20. SUM. 9er0pfr.
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2Ouopn. 20 SUM, 5 llbr gfa4mitt. -
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bret Sage $4,000 Stertel.
2OnOou, 20. Slnt, 9fadm. - Petro.
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SelsgrapDil1e Sepeid)e1l.
gnropaiias &aatlderi9te.

}on otr .Niioeiirten Yrefis" iir ben meoueipunosn
ten" beridltet.)
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Aus gSafbiuotc1t .

BaibinstOn, 20. Stunt. - Die Ge'
Oeniie=ginnabmeu bellefen ld) bcute uui $780,
1888 o..
= Ser 8rditoaut reii't 6eute 2beaO nad
Song Brand ab.
- gefretar 3lobeion rift moygeu mad
gleiu. Yort ab, I'M ote 2tusriiitung Der @rpes
OitiOn sur Aufiutuug Der POlari3" 81 iibcr'
Tnndl2n
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Myp II. BarS.

QuI OrnsenOes Srlubcn elmer 4ujabl meiner freunOe
treie ttb als SGuSirat iiir Gle 1cicrqcbung duf,
oorbebatIit Der GutIdeoung Der eemoEraidb.corier.
oatiuen Convention. M . HeE
YaItimOre ben q. Suni 1873. 14S-5Ol
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Die Ubge Yoi.i genauut lit, Die 8lbGftsfQbioteit,
ur ce uerlau8teu DIeus ju lei'tsu or ifentor uer.
oitnt oie uurltb ing ieoes Arbeiters per 49, gBaro
uHo luirS Die YieIsr beiOmmen
(l45) iS.iu SIrleitPr
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Geutfhlanh.

GeutfhlGHp.
8erIin, 20. SUM. = Rebrere &9oleras
Sdae perOer aus Dau3is beri6tet.
=, Snaiauo.
2ouboa, 20. Suai. Cine Dfneide tom
Dampier ,,@Yea. @gaerRa OIL 8onneritag
Uflttag beri9fet, bub iib bas Sdilf in 8reite
5S0 35i uub in 9dnse 24o So befanO. GOA
0teieu Sqbeltau warer bis sur Stunbe &C.
le9t poroea.
2onb 0 II, 90. Snui. i.-Q;s GsGSt QoaboH
CAB bsateabenb etneu sroBen BAH in r@ujIo
Saqe".. az @bren bes Sdubs BON Periieu.
Die Oeforattoueu maren groBartig. 5000
@1fte ipareu an,ueieub. Inter rem ber6errd,
seubaen wareu Der Brin5 uuO Die Brinseiiiu
Don BaIes, @SarOwltId unO Briuieiitu Gag
mar, Ritslisoer bes @ablHets nno fremOeSes
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Spr @pIan,0rFf.

gtewzY Ort, 20. SUM. i.-@elO ihloB leid)t
Su 3-4. bod wurOeu Die meifen @eldGite Su
abgeidlOilen. @ediel rubig uub itetig :,
hIytifInittltd pertaIit gu 81. @ola 9sbtiift
81 11a3-115B. SbligatiOueu hau, uber lteti9 !;
Sedierl2l4, '62sr115j; @tticn ftetig. Central
1914, @rte $50, Cafe SbOre 91t, BittSburg
87b, SGinots Central 108, gtOrtb 0eitern
II, YroritdteH "a, 0tOf, Sslano 1O8B.
8ilan5 bes lluteridatamteS: $40, ,543, ,039
In &nlh nuh S25. OH .565 In Gnurnnt
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BON $4,000 in gBaibir9tou esnsn miIen bepor tie ibrs
Sslhdfte IN oeier Saot uerfolgeu muroe augenommen
= Die 5abresitluBfeier Der bisi9sn Saubitumneus
Analt miro Wtttruodl itattnoen.
- &ls 9stern Nadmtttas mebrere iunse 2,ute I'M
Yo'omac ldlwammeu, uuros GIuer 6erelbeu Wdmens 8
Geoin s. SGuop. BON 8rdntpTsu ergriTfeu. Sein Bru
eer, Sr. Seorqe &. Saubo rsttets ibu pom Sote
- Cine eer 3otter ees Srn Sranuan, Der an Der G.
StraBs pobn waree beute WOrgen loot i'm Bette ges
fuuhtu
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Il. Matae, 5eraussebes.
gpe3tal : Not,,s,t.
Saltimpre
.Nre e5n(nrante 4ffre,

SutttMure
.Gire 9n(aranee 9ftirf,
sabweRs@de BON South unO BaterfruSe.
Disis @sisGihaft psrfidert iortmdbrene sesen Ses
Iuit ODER Shooen burh SrGnounsllf lonobl IN Der
Stoot. rie i'm eanos, ale aren pon eissntbum,
Dobu., faben= unb Waargnbduie, SaHeele9lter,
aderbau. grobutts, Dtobeln, Saus 9srntbI9atten,
TN Sau bssriiisns obsr i'm Saisn in saouns bsfinoz
Hide fSabrseuee u. |. 10.
Das Diyettotlun beteot aus 1oI9enoen Derren:
90 m. y. Sarrtion, Brdtoent;
Oeo R 8ders, $. b. Sapff,
SnpiS .. Witiou, 9. &obt. Sentine,
Sofob 8euninetouI y. VioIton Stensrt
Srancis & SIa, y. +. RemcomN,
Sanrn Is rroG, SroiHe SorWS,
81 & Steuort, R. 90. Tapfor,
gBm. s. Srune, Ssraei eopen'
80 George {. Sarrion.
EnplifCtion5sis oTnuCre uuo pettere ytQurlnt uott
biz Sjeenibnit pirb IN Der OtRes, SucpensGd oon
esoutb1 uno RdterFraSe, eItbeil, no auh ale sutz
tYsae Ioiort crieoist Uereeu Seriitrrunqen DfIosn
a,ti raenb zine fsrif anssrommen, meibe Der Appli'
fant plni6en mag.
a : (SaIL1SD Br xSoocporID' etl'
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mnrNi ", E.rnnntr

San6tQn3t8cO, l9. 3uni.-@barle8
Q0fuer unO Suleutiu Sdeiner idlieien Su'
iammen in eiuem Qa6en nnbe @anta 8oia
on Der ,gtortbern Yaciicz8abu." S0fner
trGumte, oaB ein Nann ben 2aSeu berauble,
uno ifOB Sdeiuer toot. Die WGnner tan
ben I'M ireunoia hiteu@inuernehmeu uuo
uad beeubi9tsr uutsrlu bung Wur0e 60fner
aus oem @runOe, OdB Die S6Otun9 Sufduig
Qeidlah, Der tSaft entlaiieu.
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McrnNerfnh.
Mlnr, Nn,1nrcticmt

gtormiA, 20. SUM. = Der 6ei5er SEQ.
Saroep, mel9er oergangeneu 5onntag bel
Dem @tienbubuuualif in 0apuiGe 10 ihred'
lid SerQuctidt una Uerbriibt DurOe, iiurb
beute. 9ie 3dIurttu, tpeldIe ben Sob oeS
juu9en Nauue8 peridIuloeteu, iino nod uiflt
ent0eft morocu. 9ie orei 8ummler, peld)e
AM Sonntag bsi ben 8riimmern maren unO
i'm StaotgefdngniB in 9aft gehalten muroenr
muBten gegen Utangtls an n8erhad't39riinben
eutlaIieu peioen. 0rei 4naetc Iuurren getern
in 0apuille psrbaitet, muBten ieOOd gleid1-
fnnS hnirhpr pnflnffpn lnprnpn
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Cincinnati, 20. Suni. - 9,nern unS
9eute itarben ie YceIonen an Der Cholera.
Gntoectuna Don GOlDmtnen

sara mie &itp 8q., 10. SUM. .-@s
berrift bier beOeuteuOe 2tufre9uug iiber Die
ueulrde &ntOedu1g uon Blacer @olOGiuen
in Der gtabe beS llriprungS be8 @amarie.Ris
usr unO ieiuer gtebenfiiie. Grfabreue uuO
5uperldifge WGuner, Die in iener 3iegion
idllrften, beriflten, buB 40 obet 40 Uteileu
S6ludten oOrbanocu Fno. in oenen bic @rOe
bes8atbetteS Dem Dtana $40 perGas beBablt.
Die Wtneu Fno 35 ODER 40 Relleu pon bier
eutferut.
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Ytnus;d,rIlr.

Die a brttdbe Yrufung Der 3ionsi6ue be.
gtnnt OtUntdg, zen B.. un0 miro bis gum Stel.
raa, ZEN 27. sunni, fortgeleBt in fOlgrnoer Orr.