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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18
Church Directory.
st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn

81. = am6S OuuTcu, bOllVaFs rem
services sunday aud the holy Day, by the
RECTt,R W G. GRAY.
t. hour for opening Sunday School is 81 o'clock
NJ 'rutnC Service on Sundays....- 1872
HveRlng Service On Sundays. ..-...... Pm
T. HCty Days-----........-- .--75z a N and "a do
Services twice sach day durIIg Lent
From y TO Y A NJ and &c IN 10 2 NJ. the Rector
be found in his study the of the Church.
81 The seats Of this Church LII FREE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

Mr. Parrish f this paper has been sick
for several DAYS Tie was attacked with
con gestion "f the lungs. and though SUI
fering considerably his phi, sieians think
thar he will be relieved in a few days.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

WHO nave DC6u Bt4pEHU tl lOE tue DlACG
THE SINGER fred r. Foote, the
agent of the Singer is ). ling more ma
ctInes of this IN Ike than he ever did
The Singer con Iang sells more than all
the other companies in the United
ors who will willingly bear testimony to
the excellence of the Singer than 10 that
of any other machine Such mcn care
nothing about the ruufizting statements
of the fferent c0mpan e~; are in no
way intererted in their saleS-but they
nearly all use the Singer. This is he-
cause it is the best machine for them,
and if it is the beSr for them, all it not
prove the best for everybody else? If
it were necessary to d. 40, the agent for
tn is machine could bring certf .;ates
from people in all portions of II tr'le>
man county, to show that there Is not
to-day a worn ,ut Singer to be found,
although there are many vino have used
them for fifteen years What can be
and by the people ST one cuunty, can al
80 be proven by the ta,lnrs of all the
towns and citirs and by the people of
all the counties in all the Stat of the
Union. rIom one locality you can know
the sentiment OF all Others in the coun-
try on this point Fred Il. route, the
agent f the Singer, has an agent at
Mrs Pybass' Millinery Store. who will
make good every statement contained in
this notice Call and see him
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

Xmas Ink ia abuBdance at
SWINEBROAD'S
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

tis said now taat Rr ,wnl0w will re-
vive the Wing about the fist Of March.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

The Republic, new spsper, establish-
ed q few IA -nths ngO in New York city
and real ''rantankerous" southern
outrage promulgator has gone under tie
lest lashes of the Tidal wave" which be-
gan to flow in Octaber.
It's career was short, bat full of hatred
to the southern people. Peace to its
ashes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

Obituaries and tributes of respect must
be accompanied with the cash at the
rate of Two cents per word to insure in
sertiOn If
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

You cannot make n better Christmas
present tn vnuF sSeetheart, or lrieod
than handsome picture of yourself
McCarley KIN rvs rhi-, and has supplied
himself with every necessary facility for
taking all the latest styles You are in
vited to call at his gallery and examine
his specimens.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

IF yon want a n at b uf printing done
call at this office and you shall b. accom-
modatrd
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church
Rev. d n. GRFEE, Pastor
Services every Sabbath At lnIz aud 81 p n.
Prayer Meeting every Friday night.
Sunday School o'clock. A. II.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18
Bolivar Cotton Market

WARRANTS you want blank war
rants at very low rates call at the BUL>
LRriN ofEcs aud get them. a large lot
BOW ready for sale.
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MASONIC.

Clinton LODGE. Ne 54-Msets first Monday
eacL Mouth
day each month.
BOLIVAR COUNCIL. No I6-Me.ts third Monday
IN nanLn ninth
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Z. O. Q. z.

- Ne ~
B'iiyar Lodge No. II meets every Tuesday night at
Odd Fellows Han
Wortl trcaRpmeut meets 1t same place First snd
Third "Wednesday nigh in each month.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

Bishop QIintard was in Nashville on
Sunday last, aud at night confirmed eleV~
en- persons ~ the Church CT the Advent.
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RAILROADS.
mississippi Central R. Il.

GEO. M AGENT. BOLIVAR
Trains pass Bolivar follows
" AT TRAIE Soulful IS A :......- North s.
ExPRFss TRAIN. South ~ 50 n. North 80. & 81
treight train South 2i P M;.--..NOrth. 7.50
de- 10 do I 10 do TO
GE- 81 all team every day.
Connection g made by the southwark hound Vail
Exnress trains Grand Junction with trains the NJ.
& e. and bv the trains going Uarth at jackson
Tenn with trains the NJ h q. R. 4.
The above SEIZED "a takes effect Nov Il. Is4
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Who is not willing to swear that his
choice for United States senator is the
greatest, the truest AID best of all those
who have been sroksn of for the place
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-18

TaosE having children tn educate will
please refer to the ca of Prof T. A
Futrall, Principal of Clover Port Acad
envy.
This school is admirably located in
one of the best neighbnrhonds Of Harde>
man C unity. and the principal has given
eminent satisfaction TO his pat ons.
john L Fl Tumlin Is a ctndidpte for
Mayor of jackson and offers to serve, if
elected, without remuneration, in the
way oil n salary
, 1874-11-16
POWER OF a GOOD LIFE.

Sermon hy tic Rev. Sumner Ellis, of tho
Church at tho ltetlurtner.
Ths Row. Summer Ellis, pastor Of tho Church
Of the llctleo1uor, cotner Of Sangamon and WASH
ington streets, preached to lis congregation yes
terlay morning on tho text:
Every good ule hrngcih forth good fruit. Hail.,
pti.. II.
In opening. tho preacher spoke Of tho ereat
power which single true and good hfe worked
among men. Tho ownors OF this great power
woro much moro frequently unconscious
thnn conscious Of It's possession. It
could not bo doubted that, Just rs
bureiy rs tho healthy treo brought forth good
and healthy fruit, 20 surely we're the moral OK
cellcncios of truo lfo followed by boncfcial
results moro widespread than might at first
glance be supposed. Tho proachcr stated TINT
q moral life carried weight with It wherever 1t
was found, and instnncod Lord Drougham as
always carried conviction with them OIL account
OF tho reputation Of their spcaNer lor high moral
cI,aractor. 1u this yerv city, fow days ago. tho
preacher had witnessed m 0! .mple Of iho sa,nn
thing when hc hoasd Judge Wallace, Of the Pro-
students upon the method Of procedure III that
court. Tho lecture itzolf wns simple,
plain, mud unadoruoa, yet it WAS ensy
to sec. at It's conclusion, that it
hearers. This was due manly to tho charac-
tor Of tho lecturer, and 1t wns moro than proba-
Die that 1llaity Of the Judges lcarers llad wlio
listoning to hss advieo ns TO how 10 act moro
Justly and honorah1y in managing the ostateh OF
tho widows and fathericss, determined to follow
unswcrvingly hs excellent prccepts.
1t wna common adage. uBed IN school and
out Of school al l. spur to iho young to puah on
to groater attninments. that knowledge is power.
It was, however, much moro u fact aud . fact
worthy oI betnx made kn"wn thas Eooaness WAS
power. Tie power OF goodness WAS much wider
,han TINT Of knowledge. Tia inter wAH fre-
quonty cold and uaasmpatiiotie. but tho formor
radiatra in all directions anu div good wherever
it WAS fclt.
knowledge, too. might be power for nyii
which guoanees never could bo. In wow OF this
fact it would 'ho vol to remind tho Young TINT
tho puwor Of goodness was this gEeatcst forco in
the world. II WAS tho combination Of common
mentnl with nucommon mural powers, which
1nado tho people who have led tho world in tho
work aftcr that which is good. The mighty
| 1ninas Of tho oil PHILOSOPHERS nre ns nothing
compared With the simple qualities Of aoul im-
buea with spiritual life.
Tho preacher took up the case Of l|oronco
Nightingale, who by her simple nursing Of tho
sick eo!diers OF tue Crimea lad gained fame NIL
the world oyor.- Tho Sex, proud If her example,
followed it, and no one Anew how much comfort
bNd beoh carried to our soldiers during tue late
, 1874-11-16
md limit 1ansungo aud foollng only to tho most


1t must bo TINT tho groat Catholic aecn gath
croll whole populations, young aud od, rlcl and
poor into their churches. a,,.1 coso to tho altars
ret by no power Of Inv alone, hut BY tho power o.
rafnt,nga mud a1clitocturo mud mnsic, but III all
tho bpla,ldors Of tho Christ rs 11o lived and
d.od md a,o4o for THEM. Learning rcaclcs only
a TOW. LoEio alone charms only tho worlds
olcet; but tho beautiful mid pathetic arc for all
nn.l for Tho good Of MI. And our American re-
1igion wi)! accomplish It's great mission wien 1t
q religion Of lovc and rvmpnthy uDtlerHtood By
all, md by aong md friendship fclt hy all, ho-
cotno, lko It's Christ, most wonderful llundlng
OF trntli.antl affection, of wisdom md tcnrn.
NY fr!cnts+ trust nut your own ago implicitly !;
IT is not carrying along tho whole Of Ot,rntnn-
lily; it may bctrav yol. 500 TO It, each for him
self, that It's logic eilatl not pluck tho flower
wroati.s from tho cross That tho cotiness Of
beside tia and l.efore rs, atld donden tho chr 10
tho nluHic sounding beyond tho tonb.
, 1874-11-16
A HEAVY MORTGAGE FoREcLosED

SVtciQl D2srafcH to Tic tAicay0 TTi6NNe. .
OMAHA, Neb, NOV. l4,-A mortgage Of S5, ,ooo,.
900 was forecuscd upon laaslH Of tho ST. Joc Il
Denver 1lai'road. IN tho un,tod States Clrcnit
Const in this city to-day. Judge Dillon directed
TINT tho decree should contain q clause that ally
bundholtIer might ask TIM Marshal to soil any
eectlu.l kepa.ntoty, and Il should be 10sle.
, 1874-11-16


f10UND-0N THE NIGHT or NOV. l5, A DAY
Il horae with ssor-mounted hasnebs On. Ownnr
hayn tu by paving charges. nJutrc Ut .61 Wust
Lake-st. AHENfCE i BROWN.
i ,osT-sATgRPAY EVENING. IN on, NEAR
IL knc.Dnry Hull, gonts diamond pIu. A lIloyal sD-
ward viii be given for It At ~ Waba.hsv.
r ,osr-pS THE it'll INST, THREE AKIN PHOTO.
lcars viii u siya iutorina ation /" X III. DUNNlN i0i
Lasaio-st., Room ~. xnl 10 rewarded.
~ REWAnD-l.OsT, AN AMETHYST HlN0, Nls.
Gho hnaer will receive sGnyp reward by ruturung
Mrs. uHuAT, 50j West Madis1ust.
cEf} III THE Party WHO i fIFFEDH
tpD tho clock oyDtcnat. aud 0thnr ar.lues frn rp4t
deMce corner Uho anil Cahs-st. Thnrsliay night last,
axkpd. AldFSsx re Uhi0- ut.
, 1874-11-16

;,s,,ns &C s;;n1, S1;s,i
IL Wewaiit rst.cass agGnt orrEy ounn3 In tho unitoa
States, d so t,u wurs-Iuuowod Wilson bhutslp Sewing
Machines, and tho Wll.Un manufacturing macllnet IL
we prepared to pos oIteaultltRnry iHlnpY-
nr,ss F9r tnli @tt,epsEs sFGy - ag aairsas ~ Wi
UAIcAEU, ...
, 1874-11-16
PERSONAL.

Observation-Disclosures Nnr GET YOUR NuTR
\ !" tav !os Sunday papas. JAIL immediately A. Is
uOLLlE.
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THE FLEET MOVEMENTS.

Return to Florida Bay OF the Brook
lynn and Northumberland Practice
I'm Column-The Awards of Excellence.
The following has been received from our special
correspondent at Florida Bay
FLORIDA BAY, H
Via KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 20, 1874
The Brooklyn aud wachusett rejolned the neet
to-day, having sighted the monitor Dictator or
Key west, when they turned about. They were as
signed to their respective positions in the divisions
FLEET EXERCISES.
The fleet exercised to-day at target firing. The
Fortune, Commander Green commanding, towed q
large target into position, 800 yards to the east
ward OF the buoy, where 1t was anchored.
THE TARGET PRACTICE.
The Despatch, which returned from Havana last
evening, took up position to the southwark, and
the Fortune to the northwaro, on o line with the
target, to act as judges. The neet then formed in
column Of vessels, and, heading northward, each
ship fixed as many guns as could be brought to
bear on the target.
THE AWARDS OF ExCELLBNCB.
AFTER making large circle to the westward the
neet again passed and discharged its guns at the
target.
The best line shot was made by the Wabash, the
next best by the wyoming, and the third best by
the Canandaigua. This ends the exercises for this
week. ..I..
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THE BRITT0N CASE.
The Decision OF the Oovernor-Removal
Of District Attorney Britton. Of Kings
County.


STATE NEW YoRK, Executive CsAxsxR,l
In the matter q the charges asans. Winchester Brit
Of ths testimony taken before the Hon
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ONCE. of
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eff any collector, assistant collector or dep
or way in any knS
ns o. ne s S ~
en ee to Be- % e
Se:ed used Which To-
'0s the take, and as
day mat they rscsIy. e: pay 70 he CIV
Treasurer all moneys which shall have been received By
local and render the Comp OF
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County Treasurer At the Collectors Office render
county Yreasurer and at the same time pay over such
moneys 70 the said County Treasurer,
sEo SS-When any duty is shall be enjoined BY law
any DS or ppS any sSas
form such duty where special provision shall
been made ST The punishment u such sha
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THE KEssLER AND Stewards ALTERATION

In reference to an altercation between Coroner
Kessler and Counsellor Stewards, in the German
Central Reform Organization, particulars Of which
were published in the HERALD Of yesterday, we
vonld in Iustice to Coroner Kesser, state that he
has satisfied us, by documents, that Mr.. Stewards
did not sue him for money advanced, such having
than seven per cent interest, but for
alleged political and professional services In the
campaign OF 1872. Coroner Kessler moved sew
the GROUND Of nabitual immortality, and upon other
grounds which he was anxious TO state, and was
to Mr.. Stewards past and present career,
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TElEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 20, 1874
The Duke de Broglie, Minister OF the Interior, has
sent circular to the Projects directing them to
keep watch upon the citizens who leave their
departments for Chiselhurst for the purpose Of
doing homage to the Prince Imperial on the occa-
sion Of his becoming OF age
rThe Prince Imperial OF France will attain his
legal majority on the 18th OF March-Ep HERALpJ
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ton, who was arrested by o. '1ectve Davis on the
Canada, has, 1t is reported, consented to turn
States evidence. When the tras comes on you
will find IL to be as big AFFAIR as Interesting
as the recent BANK OF England forgery case | am
expecting within q few DAYS TO make some most
mpor tat arrests with eerence TO the bond forge
ries. We have a straight case. and shall doubtless
obtain CONVICTIONS"
Thanking Mr.. Plnkerton for his statement, the
reporter bade him good day.
At London Raymond lived &c thieves "crlb'
kept by one John Cross.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Launch Of Vessel for Gable Laying Work
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 20. 1874
The Faraday, a steamship OF 5000 tons burthen.
built for semens Brothers Tor the apecial purpose
of laying telegraph cables in the Atlantic, was
launched st Newcastle to-day.
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THE PHILADELPHIA BREWERY DISASTER.
A Coroncr's Jury Consure tho Owner
and Dutldera.

-a.., w. PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20, 1874.
The Coroner's jury on the brewery disaster re-
turned q verdict to-day, attributing the falling OF
the building the breaking OF the cast iron plate
supporting the columns upon which the floor OF the
ice house rested, and they express the opinion
that, II the columns had rested upon masonry in
stead OF rammed dirt, the plate would not have
broken. .A .JHf
The verdict censures Henry Muller, owner; Goot-
hardt Friek, superintendent, and Jacob Roth, en-
gneer, who was one OF the Victims or negligence
in setting the foundation OF the plate. 80
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give universal satisfaction, LIS Third avenue. n r.
TOT eaie by ARMSTRONG BLACkLIN J8 Cour4
street Brooklyn, and W. ii. DRUMMOND 4 CO., -
Market street Newark N j.
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eorns, Buntons, Nails, &C., Cured with
out PAIN ookN CURE by mail, Co. DIR. RICH,
15 Broadway corner Fulton street
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NJ e X / G O..
Herald Special Report from
Mexico City.
President Lerdo on a Pro-
vinciaI Tour.
Police Pursuit Of Kidnap
ping Outlaws.
1EltsAn TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Inc following speciai despatch 10 the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Mexican capital VI
MEXICO CRY, Feb. 10,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, 1874.
President Lerdo left the capital to-day for
Cuernavaca. He will journey by way of
Cacahuamilpa. His Excellency is accompanied
by the Cabinet Minister'S, the members of the
Diplomatic Corps, several State Governors
and other distinguished personages.
KIDNAPPING CRIMINALS HUNTED DOWN.
The authorities have been pursuing the kid
nappers Of Salvatierra with great vigor. The
officials charge that many persons have been
buried whilst alive by these outlaws in the
district Anumber of persons who were en-
gagged in the proceedings have been arrested
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A.-The Importance OF the Elastic
TRUSS 683 Brosa in curing Rupture 1sshown BY the
patronage the Surgeon General and theJore eminent
OF the physicians OF the country.
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tlEcHAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

General Sir Garnet Wolseiey, the commander Of
the Ashantee expedition. is q sufferer to q large
amount by the destruction OF the Pantechnicon.
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AS n stand la rd Remedy for Coughs and
colds PoRrERs COUGH BALsAM 10 acknowtsdged By
all who have given II trial Is the most reabs. IL -
particularly adapted to t1roat and lung ahectiona
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Batcheior's HAIR bye Is Spiendfd.-
Never tails Established 81 years. Sold and propHrly
applied AZ BATOuELORs Wig factory I6 Bond Sc, n. Y.
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Havana Bankers.-J. Il. Martinez 4 ca.
10 Wall street. New York, will pay the highess rItes IA,
Spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills &c
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Cure Tor cough or COid.-As Soon ~
there Is slightest Of the chest Win Atd1
Guilty OF breathing indi ,aon of cough tale durinr
the day . lew BROWNS BROSCHIAI, TEOSjf ~
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy wan
positively cure rheumatism Neuralgia and Nervous
Diseases Send for circular II John street. AMI
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JAPAN.

Provincial Insurrection-Ths Party for War
Prsssins on tho Governmeut-Hinis-
~ tr Ivskura Liksly to Redgn. SO
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FRANCE.

Executive Precaution Against Bonapartist Re-
action.