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, 1873-11-27

Tho aalo Of soats for tho English opera
season commences ths morning at Bauer's music
store, in tho Palmer Hotel Building. Tho
repertoire for Tho first week is aB follows Mon
day, "Lucia d Lammormoor; Tueaday,
"la1tha :" Wednesday, "lsigoletto," which
Inns not been done here for many ycars; Thurs
day, " Faust;" Friday, "Maritana;" Saturday
evening, +" Fra Diayolo." As will DO observed,
thia iB ono Of tho most attractive rcper-
torres eyor presented lole, con-
trasting worry foicibly, for instance,
with that recently announced by Marotzclt. In
addition to this fuct, tho prices are worry low, nll
within the raNge Of nil opocargoors 30 that thoTo
is every rcason to expect Q Brilliant aud suceas-
ful Hoason. As tho troupe 1s under the manage
lnont Of u Chicago impreBarlo, opora-goers should
patronage, and in extending to Miss kellogg aud
tho otlor artists handsome reception.
a1'yIcKEns THEATRE.
Tho nmuRcmont-lovinE pubhc, who hnvo
mourncl byor the nnf0r1unato closing OF Nc
Yicker's Theatre. will DO pleased to loarn that
this popular place Of amusement viii reopon on
Aon1ay, with Lostn in "Ilo Old Curiosity
Shop" The sale Of Tickets commences to-day.
Mr.. Red1eld iB auxiouB to try whether lo bus
forgotten how to sell acatH.
cHUncu CONCERT.
4 concert will DO given hy the choir Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. corner OF Michigan
avenue md Twentioth street, Tomorrow eyeu-
ing, Tue now organ, which cost $4,000, will be
played in public for the first time by the organ
ist, Mr.. D. N. Hood asaisted by Mrs. FaiA, birs,
Mathews, aud Mrs. F!agicr, and tho vocal num-
ters will bo glyon BY the c.otr, assisted by Mrs.
Q. L. Fox, a[rs. Q. X. johnson, aud Mrs. Fritz
Foltz. Tle programsno ia entertaining.
CAMILLA UHso,
with mn excellent CONCERT company, give the
musical evening Of tho Star Courae noxt Tues.
day. Az only one coneort is 10 he given in this
city, tue audience TO greet tho distinguished viz.
tunso should bo large, Tickets nro for sale this
morning at tho usual placos.
, 1873-11-27

Baltimore tyop 23) ,spate, to tic Se,o FORK tribune.
R; baltimore A',eican, gives l,is opinion upon tho
epe s1 he s's sp Ia em sha aa 81 op aae
Government wo hayo islsistou that an American
vessel, regularly docnmontod and carving i' our
liar ra,,,1nt II linn ~ To,ro In ,.;.;t,, 0. -
,naH1n ~ a. LILLY lily, y. i,s'I!' w 'is.tsu OF
~ ,, ~ si'o rs!i neae ~ WIS mainly ior
war Of 1919 with England was declared:
md although nt/ tho termination of
that war the claim Of England rns
nat forr,1nl1v rcnnuucnd n wnn rrocti,"1i,,
Abandoned, md hny mayer sinoe hmm acte1 ,,rnn
Tic immunity OF a vessel cnrryiuc tho nonossnrv
documcntary papers ali tic ilat; rests ' Upon tho
sneoIv tnas tne ocean IL open 70 nll alike, and
that sisc vosaoi OF any hation while on that OLE
national territory, and as exempt from invasion
rs tue soil ITSELF In support ol this proposition,
Ho . fs1os @ TO Tue nroaty OF Mashlngfon OF 1919
.nc Siesaa;e y. asss;as"S sa ASaes ah1 the CORE
sponoenca petMec!i Mt' Hepslef anu Lotu Aeor-
doctl, alu continues:
II muy therefore be said that If tic y1rolnu, Ind
o,ir flag aud vas regularly toccctl as III A,nricaa
capture was iea and cSntrnry 10 to ppItc INV a.,
untlcrstopl 1t IL believed not only by England aud tic
uni.el ssatee, but by Ill other nations including
Of the flag aud documents or Ind obtained them
fsaudalenlly, Or waa using thc tnr Illegal purpose,
las Las 'o no aott It. aridy ade p' t vii bo ne
Justification OF tie capture aud tho ohiast
Of tue ENTERPRISE was to render assistance
tu tile Cubxu insurgents. II that waa tho caGo,
of Tie Neutruty lava Of tho United ststes and not
aune possesacl Jurisdiction over tho subIoet Wa
should abandon aoyeregnty II wo permitted
Spun any other nation to captnre vessels of tie
capturc have violated laws. Tho capture Of thts
steamer tho high Bcar, thcn grosa diaro-
sayo Gesn If o forbade a seizcd her III the harSor
Of New York; amt she much uudor the protoc~
, 1873-11-27
protluccila light by friction, and examined II
As Ito did No I.ia brow darltened fcarfuily. llo

produccila light by friction, and examined It.
Az Ito did no iia brow dartoned foarfuily. Ilo
BcaHtod Uio Il !ici,,l.
II enunot ,ooaso yo,,, II werc to work MI
night, " l,o 1aultcsc1. "Ard ri will 10 tlrc,,1cf
agNil.at mo to-alosgow But tl,cra a ono tlin,,
ca,i do. Into Tongnroro, nr1 l,ero in ctanco
for mo 10 ca1lsc him n vrctt t:sn'toyancol'
How 2" falscrcd Ellie. 49,
?" | will kill you!" replied 1,ootoo. /" "s7tnco
oannot aos vo', fruo n,lsht kill you wI,ora you
mol"
uo drow forth q largo kuifo for hia purpose.
Tho above wo pub.isl ~ e. specimen ollnItcr
only III tho n. y. Ledger. AK for tho llmhor
latoa Dccontor O. which cnt nov bo lind ut my
naws o;llco or bookstore. II you nro not within
roach OF ,o,7a oi1lrn, yon catl }tnvo tho Lpdyor
lars to lsobort Bonner, publisher, lsu William
ntrovt, Now York.
, 1873-11-27

t,nt,!o. They. lnvo published tho following
card. ",rho Indignant lulos Of tho Homo 1.o-
lief politely roquoHt tho Roys. Lotnoli, tircon,
Tnylor, Korr, atd Warfon to censo interfering
with tliolr affairs os nocioty. Two Of tic go1'-
COTTON tito nasno way nj that wo wiuhoa to gum
lilo off, 1t would llavo oosol bottor FOR thonl, ut
cnHt III llnyy kopt still
, 1873-11-27
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.

Correspondence Isetwccn MIR. G. m.
NucCorniclk, President OF tho CHI
c3lgo lsruncla, md MIR. Richard pot-
ter, PrenidcIt of tho Grant Trunk
1suilvny 0t Canadn.
Mls1lsslIP1 lALLEY Sou1Krr or LoNpoH1
CHICAGO BRANCH,
CHICAGO Nov. q, 1873.
DEAR SIR: have Just been informed BY Mr.
Wright, tho Secretary Of this Brunch of tho
Msaissippi Valley Society, OF bis interview with
you, and Of your approval Of tho societYs OBJ
jccts and plan. He has also informed mo Of
your having mentioned tho fact that, on your
return to England, you would bo plcaecd to
become ono Of Its English members. As tho
chiaf executive officer Of ono Of tho largest
railway-ntorcsts in America, whose interests
aro closely identified with the prosperity and
development OF tho Northwest, you
must necessarily hayo tamilinrizad your
self with tho wants aud capabilities Of
this section Of our country. This consideration,
with tho hearty aHsufanccs OF cooperation on
your part in fnrtherlng tho interests Of our
young organization, will DO doubly gratifying to
tho mcmbcrs OF Our Society, and tho business
mon OF Chicago generally. Chicago and tho
Northwest seok moro direct commercial rcla-
tioEs with Europe; ard wlatoycr tenda to faclli-
tate intercommunication between the business
mon Of the Old World and our Western States
will hayo ~ all times the earnest support Of our
citizonB.
Tho plan Of the s1iesisolppi Valley Society iu, I
believe, most favorable to operate In this droc-
ton and, to confirm its usefulness, needs but
tho occasional presonce among ns Of gontlomon
of your own position in England, who will look
intelllgeutly at tha cauHoa Of our prosperity.
Wishing you prosperous voyage on your re-
tnrn to England, Aago the honor to be. youru
n!si,Anp rorrxn, E,g,; Chairman II ill., London
, 1873-11-27

ncltng na ueual. Tho1o Is eomotl,'ng wrong
with tllnIn. allall not yontnro \ landtuE-,lil-
lunn ship.of-wnr, or ~ loast n stout trados,
should nrrivo horo within twonty-fOnr hullrB.
III tact, I'll 20 A}'ont Immediately, md give them
q wielo berth Until further light IL thrown upan
the1n."
lie Ind iuat given tho order to 70 about, whom
cry OF ssartotl 1urpriso asoso from ncury oyory
Holl on Tho yoaaol.
"Look!" crlod Donnyt pointing toward ono OF
tho outlying Islands which doiito tho northern
nat 1inai!s i of tho p"sa'so' "Sondor ia tho long
TlnH wan indeed tim oasc.
She y pnshing out to intercept ',s" cried
,An III thu ranca1s arc IN hos n declared Mr..
Skill. "Illtn f} nwtsward."
stornly. ''Thoy fsnvo not found tllu natives
quito 30 pleasant to doal with ae tl,oy nnaginct,
and now thoy wisl, to cotno back to tho ecl,oon-
yo1 i1 H. net s' n thom come aboard cir ?"
mo, hlr. After what tl,oy llnyo lono. thoy
would nut hesitate a 1nomont to kill Us all a..d
talio posscaaun Of tho schooner. Tint is prob
only remaius for ra to fight t]lem," muttorcd
Capt. Morrison. s'Wo 1nny Oh we'll bo gotttng
our tools togotllar."
Tho preparations for dofcnso woro Gcarcoly
completed when Tic long. ..boat VIVA within haiug
distance, continuing to advance rapidly.
" shcor of tlioro, you Villains" called Oapt
Morrison au hs ralsed musxot mo.aclngly.
"Yon CAN'T como bao:1 to tho schooner"
Wo fit,at como baok!" shoutol Dunclo IN
roturn. +" There no living with tho natives.
Tl'oy'yo risen upon tho missionaries md Btraag
ors, killing every ono OF them, Wo hayc had 4
terrible battle with thom-"
"shcor OF there, I say," interrupted Capt.
Morrison, raising hia muslset. "You can't come
aboard OF tho sGhoonor.''
"Wo can and wo Wilt" cried Dunolo, with q
doggod resolution that sufficiently evidenced thu
I desperation OF hia oroumstauces. "If you aro
wlho, Oap'n Morrison, you'll lot US come aboard
| aud excuse what las hnppouod. Wo aro Horry
for our conduct Of Lust oyoniug; II Ill ca1no Of
onr hav{1y hnl too much liquor. Wo with to TO-
turn to duty"
II can put ITO trust in you" Interrupted Capt.
| Morrison. "Onco for all, you shall not como
| near u.s."
"Dostructlon!" exclaimed Dunclo, as ho
caught sigh, Of Denny. "Tho youngRtor isn't
dead, after a!l." b
| Tlien lc called to Capt. Morrison.
1t Is ,nolcns Tor yon to warn us off, Capn
Wo are certainly coming aboard, eyon II wo have
] to fight you"
| And with this tho long boat resumed it's swift
| advance upon the Hchoouer.
"And lot mo 6ay just ono word moro" added
| Euncle. "Wo nro two to your ono. aud for oyar,
| ellot TINT is fired upon us we shall take horli
| blo rovouge.'
, 1873-11-27
Charitable Gambling,

Tho ladca Of Nebraska City, wnlc they do nos
gambling, call what they do ~ its light
, 1873-11-27

Correspondence IsetyvCcn MIR. G. m.
McCorn,fclk, President OF tho Clai-
cnEo lsruncla, md MIR. Richard pot-
ter, Prenidcnt of tho Grant Trunk
xsuiisyay OF Canatia.
k1.s-1ssfpp1 N.,1gy ac1rp,v ~ toxp,,yS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
JUNE IS, 1873

JUNE 10, IL 30
Mr.. Editor:
There Is a voice as the sound Of
mauy waters going up from the tax
paying population Of our county against
the assessment lalC makers And it is
amusing to hear the many questions pro-
pounded to any and all As: % who in
vented iJ2" Who made 1t 2 Who
voted for is?" One old gentleman says
he thinks IS there is something mean, ras-
caiIY about it. That they are trying
to find out how much cash each man has
on hand, and when they find ont, then
they Will come around about midnight
and rob every man who has any, Where
was Noses when the light went out ''.r
MUD AND GRkss
We acknowledge our inability to an"
swer the custom, but presume that he was
Oh the other side Of Jordan enjoying
bliss which never can be attained By the
bungling butchers of Tennessee law, eve
~ one Of whom SHOULD be branded D. +.
a f which simply means damned for
eli eternity!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Mind your rs and Qs tobacco deal srs.
UUder date Of the 7tn instant the Cons
missioner of Internal Revenue writes
that the Office does not sanction the prac-
tice Of cutting forty and sity pound pack
ages Of plug tobacco in halves for sale /;
and tobacco. offered for sale, or exposed
for sale in the haiti box, WirhC ut the
MARKS of the brand, caution, notice and
stamps which the law REQUIRES, Is liable
to seizure and forfeiture, and should be
seized
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Having this saF suggested To the clerk
oG the county court Of Hardeman county,
Tennessee. tie insolvency Of the estate Of
HENRY BROOKS, culored, deceased
all persons having claims against said es,
tate are hereby notified TO lie them pop.
eTiy authenticated with said clerk IN or
before the Ith day Of December. 1873, or
they will be forever barred In law and
equity. The. 7th June. 1875
iari5R4 ALEX. WHITE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
20 PARENTS.

VIII you inform my young friends the
boys, that have recently restocked my
pond with a lot Of fish, that in a few
years Will be worth catching; and that
request that 10 fishing be done there
hereafter by any one until the fish have
grown to a suitable size to be taken.
June 20, 1878. AZ H. Nj POLK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Taken NJ, ~ J a Gibson, ons bay
horse, about nine years old, left hind foot
white, black name and tail, fifteen ha-ds
high, saddle and harness marks ON him.
Appraised at $40. SAID Gibson resides
cI-at miles northeast Of Bolivar 10 Har
aen.au county, Tenn. This. 9Th day Of
Juus. ls.5. WM. &UCkOLL~.
lutL-W4 Ranc.r II g
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

How IT " oRKs In 1860 the local taxes
of the States of Louisiana, South Carroll
ina, Arkansas and FIoria was 81 ,O35 ,6S3,
this, too, when negroes were slaves. In
1870, under carpet>bag government aud
bayonet rule the local taxes Of the same
States footed up $l3I9I ,4U3 The area
of improved land had diminished nearly
one ,fouth in 1870. and the value Of this
property had deprecated about two huns
dred and ninety millions Of dollars in the
same decade. The immense loss sustain
cd by the ubolishmcnt of slavery is e8clud-
ed from these statements 10 opposition
to all reason and right, taxation was IL
creased in proportion as the ability to
stand it was reduced, SO as to make the
oppression tels more keenly. The taxes
in those crushed communities thus eI-
coed Sc a head for every man, woman and
child, white and black This IS the sum
ming of Grantism with all the advantages
of complete power, as distinguished from
constitutional government The robbery,
! fraud, cz.ortion, and yiilainy were com>
mi,ted by thieves and knayes, who were
either Commissioned by the President or
were sustained by his bayonets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
EEWspAPER nEc1s1nNsl

WY person who takes = paper regularly from the
Post Ofhes whether directed 70 4is smother
7he her be has subscribed nos Tssponsbie for the
pay
II person orders h's parcr disc0ntnued he muEt
~ al CrrparuKsz the Publisher continue I'D
- "n' payment is made and collect the hole
washer a IS taken from the once not
p The have decided thzt refusal % taFa
papers aud periodicals from the Post Of6ce.
. ~ leaving tetn uuczci for is Tr farIe evidence Il
Intentional frEud.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
MARROW GAUGE RAILROADS

a convention Of narrow gauge rails
way projectors is called TO assemble in
the city Of Memphis on Thursday, the 81
day Of July next The call is gued by
IL large number of the most wealthy and
responsible men IN Memphis AMI con
forms TO the assertions made by US and
other country journalists from time to
time during the past two or three years
1t will be the purpose Of she convention
to devise ways and means for the perfec-
ton Of a narrow gauge railway system
fer West Tennessee, North Mississippi
and Eastern Arkansas, and in y hich due
consideration Of the great importance Of
the early completion of the Memphis and
Knoxville road will be had The con-
vention should, as it doubtless will De,
largely attended by gentlemen who are
earnest in their endaavors to deyelope
the country they live in Our Bluff City
friends have been slow to move IN this
matter, and we again remind them of
the fact that they had better make hay
while the sun shines" for il they do not,
the clouds Of adversely viii lower upon
them sure as fate. Thrir country cou-
sins ia this direction will extend ali the
aid possible and are looking forward to
the time when they can enjoy unintermpt-
ed trave' and trade east aud west As we'll
IS north ard south.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
Church Directory.

st. James'ChUrch, Bolivar. Tenn
-grviees On every sunday sad on Holy Day b. t.
RECTOR " g. GRAY.
Tee hour for opening sunday school 81 8siars
81 HruiuK Service On Suuduys- ..-------..--- lu+s
byeuiuE Servlr" On >uadAy 3d.. ----.-- 9 p y
Services twice 4acH dar durInE Lent
From 10 - A - ard f.aul 10 7 VI. che Rector
IN be Lbz sl.uy ih- 20 tH- t.-Hrrh-
e. The seats Of this Church are IL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

The people Of Bedford county are pet,
tionins Gov Brown to call an eztca ses-
zion Of the Legislature tor the purpose Of
gaining relief from the recently enacted
funding and assessment law. They de-
serve the CO operation Of the public gem
orally, and wO hope their prayers may be
heard Gov. Brown should not remain
deaf to the appeals Of the tax payers if
he is right smart man in very high
place
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
JG338a,G
SODA WATER 4!

W. take pleasure in informing the
public shat We arc dispensing good ice
cold Iceberg Soda Hater
Healthy and cooling to the inner man
All iavors made from pure !ruit juices.
EG@ y Tic.ets only one dollar.
~" Tea CaE-z glass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

The locals of the New YORK SIN, have
a way Of their own when writing person.
Al notices. We give q specimen
Mr. w n. Bodwell the champion draw
poker player Of the last Legislature. is
now on a fishing excursion Last Satur-
day he drew twenty-seven rock bass from
Champlain, near Whitehall, On Mon.
day he caught fitty~eight more and seven
OsweGo bass. On Wednesday hs started
fer the Adiroudacks
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
Farmers Mass Convection

A convention Of the flrmers of Vest
Tennessee Is called to meet at Humboldt
on Wednesday, July ID, at 10 o'clock; A
N, for the discussion Of those questions
which arc now agitating the entire farm
ing population Of tho country, and for
consultation in reference to the special
farming and planting interests Ct West
Tennessee.
There are abundant reasons for asking
a general attendance. Our district is
realizing but small proportion Of the
prosperity which it's great natural resour-
ces will warrant. The labor system IS
unsatisfactory, and in this as other mat
ters there is great need for cooperative
action on the part of the farmers.
Let every society now organized within
West Tennessee send delegates, and every
civil district have a representative pres
ent. An efficient committee has been ap-
pointed, and will attend to the local or.
rangements. Reductions from the regu-
lar hotel rates and railroad fares Will be
obtained
Gen. A J Vaughn also gives notice
that the State Oranges Of the Patrons Of
Husbandry viii be organized ct the same
time and place.
A large attendance and meeting Of
great interest is anticipated
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Grants salary amounts to one hundred
and thirty'seven dollars day, Sundays
included This is for salary alone, and
does not include the appropriations for the
White House, which last year were as
follows For new furniture, $4,000;
for gas, 5000; for fuel, 5000 and for a
hot>houss, GOO. This money has to be
paid by the people. No wonder that
taxes are high.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Ben. Buffers son. at West Point is
said 20 be chcck;cr chan the old man,
and they propose 20 use his face to har-
den griudstones with.-Aua}aHCLc
!. Better make daxbreak out Of him
and let him pull hemp .a.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Reputation Is the prevailing disease
over at Brownsville now. Ard yet the
lordiy Mayor of that vilulEe and his little
ring are not happy. Kick him out AMI
get another. He is too tender for warm
weather and will "spile' on your hands
before the summer is OYER
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

ANOTHER HoREoR.-An explosion Of
fire damp occurred at the Henry Clay
colIiery, near Samokiu, Pa, last week,
Shortly after the explosion eleven per
sons were taken out oF the mine, eight Of
them dead, John Haynes, the inside fogc>
man. being ono Of the latter.
There we're from fifteen 70 twenty h.e
persons still in The mine a5 the last ac-
counts, but cucresti; Efforts were being
made To ret them Out.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

LOUISIANA CoTrpS. The New OsleaEs
Plcay'g's has this to say about the
Louisiana cotton crop:
Heavy and continuous rams have falls
len Tor some time past over neatly the en-
tire cotton belt, aUd teyord dou3t, the
crop Is very much injured The grass
has gotten such starr that uni ss clear
weather comes soon the stand will be
ruined. As It as, the plants have been
s'unted, and in many sections perman-
emily injured In many portions Of
Louisiana the grass is so high that the
cotton plants are wholly invisible"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

Newspapers ard circulars dropped into
the Office for local delivery must be pre-
paid at the rate Of one cent for two GUN
ces, and an additional rate for every two
ounces or fraction thereof; and Perioii-
Gals weighing more than two ounces are
subject to two cents, prepaid at The letter
Garner Offices The postage on regular
papers etc, must be paid in advance,
either at the place Of delivery, to the
carrier, or at the Office, otherwise they
will be chargeable at transient rates.
Subscribers to the BOLIVAR BULLETIN
who have been in the habit Of getting
the paper at the post Office in Bolivar can
get their papers at the bulletin Office af-
ter the first of next month and thus save
postage if they 50 desire
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
Baptist Churcl

g -vicas Second and Fourth ~aHaata ta each nom
AZ TO- A. n and =. II. By th- Rev. IS " kpNE.
SABB nth SCHOOL - - A 81.
~Iurinz gye~s SATURDAY. a.cal ard sunday -V1-aLsr
Prayer He et4EE every Tussaay UlEEEs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
Presbyterian Church.

Ssadav School .....-. .......-.... 80. -
bible Class iusHiays. --.---.--.----.--..7
PRAYER Noting Ihursdays. 90 49, d.
ssryI-e- every SABBATH. - IJ-s 4 n. aud Z p N
Stats AL FlEEE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20
The Evacuation Of Richmond,

By Gen. Lea and His Army, April 2, 1865.
\ new and beautiful engraving IizlS
inches in size Cen Lees army crossing
the James river, the city Of Richmond On
fire, and many other things which make
tins picture q gem of Art, one which
should hang IN the rar!or of every south>
eru holEe, Sent 10y mail mounted on a
roller and post paid, ou receipt OF twenty
cents, or 3 for so cents
j. {. & ". VI. BURROW,
Publishers, Bristol, Tenn
Agents wanted t. sell Pictures, Books,
Charts, etc. etc Prom - to SI5 per day
can be easily made. Send for private
terms and ca,aln9un. mavJGw3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-20

a device for the new silver trade dol-
lar authorized by the Coinage ast Of 1873
has been prepared at the United States
Mint Philadelphia It is as follows On
the diverse side is a female figure seated
90 bale Of cotton and extending the
right hand, grasping an olive branch, ro>
ward the open SEA. IN The left hand Is a
scroll, bearing the word Liberty" and
at the bottom or tie device Is the motto ::
I'm God we Trast" The date Of the
coinage (lS13) appears tn the same side,
together with halo Of thirteen. stars. On
the reverse i the figure OF au eagle, With
the inse iption "Uuited States Of Amer
lea, and the motto az L IIurijus
Uaum' The weight and fnene=s, with
tie words, Trade Dollar, is also aP>
P~oPriaseiy inscribed on the reverse The
working dies have been commenced at
tie Mint aad the chief coiner expects
she cb.ns 70 be ready il a short time.