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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice Of Eiection-Hibernia Insurance Com.
pany of New Orleans to the charter the
election Of Directors to serve during the ensuing
pany, No 81 Camp street, on MONDAY, the I'd o.
NAV prox ], between the ours Of 10 A. NJ and T. n
aiy2l I'd THOS. F. BRAGG. Secretary.
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

&. NJ. B. J. Montgomery sell Household Furnil
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses. ETC., 81 Camp
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A SETTLEMENT UNSETTLED.

The Louisiana question is the Louisiana
question again; it is not settled. 1t was
compromised" by five ex-members OF
Congress from other States, but it would
not stay compromised. It has broken cut IN
a fresh place, and here we are in the midst OF
it again. It is small point that the com
promise splits on, but it is enough prooaD'y
to do the work. The lower House OF the
State Legislature as reorganized under the
compromise is Democratic by q small major
ity. but the Senate is Republican by larger
majority. SO that if the two Houses should
meet in Joint session to elect United States
Senator in place OF Pinchback, the Republic
cans would outyote their opponents.
The Democrats OF the House overcame this
disadvantage by giving seats to four Demo-
Gratis whom the Returning Board returned as
members, but the House, as at first organ
lied. refused to admit The Republicans
bitterly protest that this is violation OF the
compromise, but the Democrats reply that it
involves point not covered by the compro-
mise that the House has an indefeasible
right to Judge of the election and qualiica-
tions Of its members and that the four per-
sons referred to having been admitted even
NV a Republican Returning Board to have
been elected, ought to be allowed their seats
This reasoning does not satisfy the Republic
cam. and therefore the whole trouble is prob
ably reopened, and Louisiana IS RENTED 10
the suspense of a new controversy.
We have intimated repeatedly that all
violent and artificial adjustments ct this
wretched quarrel will prove Inc ffoctuai, and
every fresh aspect Of il confirms that view.
There has not been an adjustment made OF it
| vet that could stand without foreign support:
| It has been .'settled" three several times and
n, often unsettled, simply because it was sell
tied wrong. It has been adjusted! without
regard to the rights Of the people; these have
been subo-dina.ed TO the interests OF the ks-
publican party. The successive mpromises
have Ill been based, not on the enduring
principle of the right of people to elect
their own officers, but on assumption tina. the
Republican party must be maintained in Lou
isana at all hazards: and this is why they
have all failed. For years past the S,:te Ia;
been governed by the Republican Contra
Committee, of which Marshal Packard il
chairman, with the Federal army behind it.
Such condition is tyranny and mockery
of every American principle, and there can
be no social and political order in the State az
long as it is maintained-I. Louis Republican,
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us Common 1t.
JOHN y. COURET, Proprietor.

JOHN y. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon as established in ISL, and has always
maintained the reputation of being one OF the most
eenteel orderly well kept and popular establish
men.s in the city.
The hest of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1O2 A. NJ. to IL =. M
There is a cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over thu
Saloon which is a ia, orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old Sans Saloon memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. ap24 1y
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DY VIRTUE Of two deeds of trust. executed by
ID the Pass Christian College . corporation Gre.
aed by law in the county Of Harrison and State of
Mississippi dated respectively the eth and 18th Of
September A. d. 1871, to secure the payment Of the
sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, and by virtue OF
compromise and agreement made in April, A. D.
1875 between the said Pass Christian College and
the present holders of the unpaid portion OF said
Forty Thousand Dollars, We will on TUESDAY, the
9th day of April A. d. 1876 between the hours of
II A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. proceed to sell to the
highest bidder bidders at public vendue for cash
on the premises known the Pass Christian College
State Of Mississippi the said premises described as
| follows
land lying and sua at the town OF Pass Christian
in the county of Harrison and State of Mississippi
Said premises have front on the sea shore, or Gulf
OF Mexico of one and onehalf arpents. and extend
ing back north twenty degrees west between pars!-
lei lines forty arpents, more or LEES, together with
| all the buildings, tenements and appurtenances
ALSO, ALL THE FURNITURE AND NOVA
BILE property in said College consisting Of Bedsteads
Bedding, Chairs Tables, Pianos, Desks, and other
articles too nuner us to mention.
This College was fOrmerl, the Pass Christian Hotel,
and is delightfully."- situated upon the sea coast in one
Of the most pleasant and fashionable watering places
i'm, roved with Shade Trees Shrubbery and Flowers,
with an elegant garden in high state Of cultivation
containing between seven and eight hundred OF the
choicest and Arrest fruit in full bearing consist
ing OF Apple, Pear, Peach, Orange (severa! varie-
ties) Figs Plum, Grapes (Scuppernong and other va
rieties) also Green Houses and Green House Plants
and Flowers and an extensive and expensive Hot
House also attached to the premises and directly in
front is large Wharf and Bath house with accom-
mOdatons for one hundred bathers.
The movable property will be sold either in lots or
in block as may deemed best at the time of sale.
The President Of the College corporation created
by law will Join in the conveyance and we Will COD
vey such title as vested in by said deeds of trust
| and agreement which we believe to be good and i'll
disputable.
JOHN T. MOORE,
RAYMOND A. BOURK,
| apol Ct Trustees.
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n CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
i SAMUEL L. BOYD, who will continue the Dry
-~ L. H. GARDNER.
New Orleans April l. 1875. apl I'm
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JOHN MCESERY. L. G. w. ELLIS +. JOHN ELLIS
McENERY, ELLIS & ELLIS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
122 Gravfer Street,
apis BIN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS GAS SAVING COMPANY.
Manufacturers
OF THE CELEBRATED KELLER PATENT
GHAyTTATING VALVE GAS CHECK
GAS BURNER.
81 CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
The most perfect .imple and true invention for
saving Gas ever invented 1t 20 to y per cent
and gives the light II is simple i'll its cnnstruc
ton not liable to get out Of and will last lie
time We have testimonials from nlanv responsible
parties in the CITY, which he seen at this Office
anis1 GEO N OSBORNE. Manager.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MUSENENTS.
DDwELL's ACADENY OF MUSIC.
THE ONLY TBEATER OPEN IN THE CITY.
DRAMATIC AND VARIETY.
THE ZIG Tags. the famous Grotes4ue Dancers; ;
Mile ALA the wonderful Gymnast, in her great
leap forty feet from stage to dome: the CAV
THORNE CHILDREN. in Comic Character
Sketches; Mile GRANVILLE; EUGENE 3ns NE
BLITZ and Others in Speciality Acts. 1he OllO
changed nightly, concluding with
Friday, April -.
GUY MANNERING
j. J: WALLACE in his great persOnation' MEG
MERRILIES
sATURDHY NOON. NIGHT and SUNDAY y AY
LIGHTJ j. WALLACE as old Jack Junk.
MONDAY. April .6-pantomime, THE RED
easa Oil & sesFt's oRd q !s
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
apes
" Corner Common and Baronno ssree0
yAa! !L1MME; Proprietor and Manage
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety Dramatic, Buzlesqus and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
tasty ADMISSION. Is CENTS.
NOTICE
N The proprietor of tho well known CONCERT
SALOON, No. 30 ROYAL STREET. informs his
friends and the public that he has recently improved
his establishment, and has engaged the charming vo
calists Miles Resale and Matn ss FL Laur , Who
rant supplied with the best Of liquors and AL that
ia in the market. mh14
GRAND FESTIVAL
To be Given by
MECHANICS, STEAM FIRE CO. NO. q.
PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE CO No 4
FAIR ROUNDS,
On Sunday, May and .. 1873.
PROGRAMME.
Steepe Chase Race; mile; open to all. Prize $s
Running Race; mile he.ts : :. Prize 81
Mule Race to Buggy; ono mile trot. Prize. tw'
| bales hay.
Trotting Race mile heats for all horses that neve
| trOtted inside Of $50. Prize s25
| Hose Carriage Race twO-wheel hose carriage, will
five hundred feet of hose mile trOt. Prize $50
Throwing Match; for Third Class Engines, to tn
best advantage through 100 feet Of hose. Pr:z
Foot Race; open to all 100 yards Prize $40.
Grand Display Of Fireworks In the Evening"
| at o'clock.
Grand Pigeon Shooting Match under the supervisor
Of the Crescent City Shooting Club. Splendi
rize
In all matches races it shall require two entire
to make match OF race.
All entries to be made to the undersigned or be
fore Saturday, May l, at p NJ.
Races to begin at 2 p. M. sharp.
Dancing the platform. Music by JOsep
Watchers Silver COrnet Band
Sealed proposals will be received by the unde
signed until April "a for the privilege Of all booth
| stands, games, etc.
Prizes to he Drawn-Gold Watch and Chain, Di
mond Ring, Sewing Machine and Fifty Dollars
Cold The Watch and Chain and Diamond Ring ca
be seen on exhibition at E. Lilienthals Jewelry StOr
Canal street. and the Sewing Machine at Gregg
| Steam Sewing Machine Depot, 154 Canal street.
Tickets Fifty Cents Ladies' and children free.
| LEON BERTOLI Chairman.
ap1s 25 my12 Office, Room . City Hall.
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NOR SALE-A second hand SAFE with COmbina-
I ton Lock in perfect order and good as new.
Apply to J. B. WOODS T. CO.. 104 Common street.
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+ thirteen tons, two years old, in Complete order
copper bottom cabin with four bunss; length
Of keel tairty-fve feet six inches: beam fif-
teen feet dransht Of water aft thirty inches hes,
length and only four butt joints. Inquire board,
Lake End, Bayou st. John. or to THOMAS BAL
LEY, St. Peter near TOnti street. mh17
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PICKED UP.-An Irishman, addicted to
telling strange stories, said he saw man be-
headed, with his hands tied behind him, who
directly picked up his head and put it on his
shoulders in the right place. "Ha! ha! hal
said bystander; chow could be pick up his
head when his hands were tied behind him y
"And shure, what a purity fool ye are, said
Pat, land couldn't he pick it up with his
teeth: To ould Nick wild yer botheration."
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CHOICE CATAwBA WINEs.-Lovers of choice
wines are requested to peruse the card.
Nav Day May Day
It draws, It draws,
with $4,000. with $4,000.
Capital prize
$4,000,
in 44O prizes.
Tickets $40. Tickets $40.
Buy one Buy one
Immediately. Immediately.
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NOTICE
IN The proprietor Of tho we'll known CONCERT
SALOON, No % ROYAL STREET, informs hi
friends and the public that he has recently improved
his establishment and has engaged the charming vO
calists, Miles. Rosalie and Mathilde Laurille, VIII
will appear every evening. The bar and restau
rant is supplied with the best Of liquors and AL tina
is in the market. mh14
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-07
Birds.
IFrom the Rural Sun ]

All the great agriculturists of Vienna
have come to the conclusion not only
that birds are a necessity to agricultural
prosperity, but that international laws
must be established, so that the wanton
destru otion of migratory useful birds be
prohibited. Take for Instance the lark,
a very useful bird, which returns among
the earliest to Germany in the spri
time, and is a very industrious insect
devourer. But it is a very mOuthy bird
and the gourmands of Germany pay a
good price for the dozen. So on the
plains about Leipsic they are slaughtered
every year by the half million; and if
they escape destruction there they meet
it again in q more fatal form when they
reach Italy and the entire Mediterra>
mean cost, for the Italians infiict an in>
credible slaughter upon the migratory
birds; and between the tive the German
Iculturists' crops suff-r from the raids
of the caterpillars, larvae, grubs and
what not, but he complains in vain
since there are no international laws.
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Nonresident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, No Clio r. d.
NJ H Pirtle ct al vs. G. B. Blouut and
A. L. B!Uunt
In this cause, it appearing from aft
davit that the defendant, A. L. Blount,
is nonresident of the State of Tennes~
see 1t is therefore ordered that he make
his appearance herein at the Court
House, in the town of Bolivar, Tennes>
see, on or before the lst Monday in
June, next, and plead, answer or demur
to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, as to him, and set
for hearing eI pdrte aud that copy
of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the BoLI>
VAR BULLETIN
This, April 2lst, 1875.
A copy attest.
JAS. FENTREsz, Jr., c. & 81
Wood K McNeal, sOlrs for compliments.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of a venditioni exponaS to me
directed from the Circuit Court, of Harr
deman county, Tennessee, | will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door, on Monday, the 3lst day of
May,t the following described tract of ia I'd =,
levied on as the property of r. l.. Forbes
to satisfy an execution in favor of Alex
White, obtained at the March Term, 1878,
a tract of so acres of land lying in Har-
deman county, Tennessee, in Civil Dis
trict No. D, beginning at stake, cY-
press and maple pointers, the n corner
of so acres assigned to Eliza P Forbes,
widow of VIM. Forbes, as dover, and
runs north - poles to the corner of
100 acres sold by 81. G. Groves to
VIM. Forbes, of which this tract is a
part; thence west l2S poles to 2 hickO-
ries on the east line Of entry No. 1868 in
the name Of Joe Crews, then south 80
poles to black oak sapling and 4 black
oak pointers; thence east 81 poles to an
ash, beach, water oak and post oak points
ers at e corner; thence south - poles
to the west corner of Mrs. E. p. Forbes
so acres, thence east 81 poles to the be-
ginning; also upon another tract,in same
county, of 20 acres, being lot No. 4 of the
subdivision of lands of R0bt. Forbes, de-
ceased, made by commissioners appoint
ed by the County Court of said county,
TO to divide saId Robt. Forbes lands !;
beginning at beach with hickory and
beach pointers, the V corner of lot No.
3, and runs west 674 poles to a stake in
a dedening; thence north l6S5 poles to
a stake in Ruth Harris south boun Gayy
line; thence east W :th said line Oh poles
to the " cerner of lot No. 3 thence
south 1854 poles, to the beginning. Sale
in legal hours.
j. J. Nicely, Sheriff
May 5th, 1875.
n-ssr,En-ta e. 60 40
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is not the measure of his existence; for
"this world has no home for the soul. }"
The evening clouds are gathering and
he hastens on to approaching night, real
izing the poets vision, and he involun>
tarily exclaims:
Times Il fast setting,
Its twilight is nigh;
It's evening is falling
In clouds Ger the sky:
It's shadows stretching
In ominious gloom,
Its midnight approaches
The midnight OF DOOM"
Borne by life's weary wheels, he moves
on while the lonely twilight gathers
around him, extinguishing his fading
light. Life's sun is setting beyond the
eternal wave, and the landmarks of
Time are being swept from his sight
whilst his faltering chariot wheels up to
the dark shore Of eternity, and he is alone
in the twilight of two worlds. Soon the
darkness of night spreads its folds about
him. The lastTays of light culver in the
western sky, as he sinks beneath the
waves of the struggling ,oatsrs that
iChisper death His sun has set. The
last beam is lost in the darkness eff inn
penetrable gloom, when 10 an unearth-
" melody bursts in upon the ear like the
sound of many waters. at is the min>
gled voices Of the saved on the other
shore" The horizon before him Is be-
grit by the rosy dawn of eternity
Emerging from the waves cold en-
brace, he ascends the immortal aTchway
of Heaven and reflects the warmth of
the eternal sun as it spreads its heavens
lY light upon him. He catches the
swelling melodies of heave My music and
joins the everlasting chorus of Joy and
gratitude as 1t echoes and re-echoes
throughout the immensities of space.
Unto Him that loved US, and washed
US in his blood, be glory, honor and do
mInion forever
Like the nocn>day sun, he ascends
the regions of glory, but unlike the sun,
he rises to set no more The unfetter>
tered sonl, free from the bondage of sin
and death, rises upon pinions immortal
and scars amidst the splendors of eternal
worlds, until it reaches its home in the
bosom of its Father and its God. where
it will dwell in the dazzling splendOrs of
Immortality, meath the glorious sublimity
of the unsetting sun, and will battle for
ever in the noon>tide of eternity
Mss NJ
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

By virtue Of venditiOni expon as, to me
directed from the Circuit Court, of Har>
deman county, Tennessee. / will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at tie Court
house door. on Monday, the 3lst day Of
May, the following described tract of
land, levied on as the property of r. l.
Forbes to satisfy an 'execu ton in favor of
NJ. II. Pirtle, obtained at the March
Term, 1875 a tract of so acres of land
lying in Hardeman county, Tennessee,
stake, cypress and maple pointers. the
corner of so acres assigned to Eliza
P. Borb"s, widow of VIM Forbes, as
the cornOr of l0O~acres sold by NJ
tract is a part thence west 1913 poles to
2 hickOries on the east line Of entry No.
1868, in the name of Joe Crews thence
back oak pointers; thence east 3 poles
to an ash, beach, water oak and post oak
pointers at corner, thence south -
poles to the " corner 81. Mrs. +. p
Forbes so acres, thence east 81 poles to
the beginning also upon another tract
of 20 acres, being lot No I of the subdi-
Tision of lands of Robt Forbes, living in
same county, and district, made by com
missioners appointed by the County
Court, of Hardeman county, to divide
lands of said RObt Forbet, deceased, be.
ginning at a beach with hickory and
beach pointsrs, the VI corner of lot N
3, and running west 574 poles 10 q stake
in a deadening; thence north 1854
poles to a stake in Ruth Harris south
boundary line thence east with said line
OH poles, the W corner of lot No 3 !;
thence south 1864 poles to the beginning.
Sale in legal hours
j J. NEELY, Sheriff
Nay 5tb, 1875
Printers fee 50 40 1t
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of a venditioni expona 70 me
directed from the Circuit Court. of Uar>
oman county, Tennessee, | will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door, on Monday, the 3ist day of
May, the following described tract of
land, levied on as the property of J. joy
ner to salty an execution in favor of l..
Bills, obtained at the March Term, 1875,
a Ger tain tract of land lying in Harde
man county. Tennessee, on the waters ut
Hatchie river, containing about | o
acres, and bounded, on the east by Mc~
Marry county, on the south and wes by
Ratchie river, and on the north by } ,hn
Warren's land levied on as the prD2>
erty Of Johnathan JoYner, being part Of
a tract bought of Ruben Oliver Sale IN
legal hours. }. j. NELLY, Sheriff.
May 5th, 1875
Printers fee, 81 40
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The Country.

Having been invited by some Of our
good friends to attend a pic mic, and
meeting of Bethlehem Grange, on the
first day of May, at Bethlehem church,
and knowing from experience that when
eyer the ladies of Hardensan hOnored an
occasion like this with their presence
and supervision there We ld be feast
(nOt only ''of reason but one to regale
the inner man ito the top of its bent,
We determined to be on hand at the ap>
pointed time. We, and when we say ace,
we mean the whole editorial corps of tho
BULLETIN, left whilst the sun was shoot
ing its first slsntin z rays upon vegetation
chilled for the last twelve hours by a
cool north western wind. Even this first
day Of May was too cool to be favorable
to The healthy vegetation of the farmers
Ssa3s-sreds, the hope Of the country
holding in their dim:nutiye husks ne
prosperity and happiness Of our people {;
and yet struggling into ritality this cool
Nay day. after having lain in the ground
for the last ten days under weather as
anfavoEable as ever has, at this period of
the year, dampened the hopes of the
proSacer OF wealth. How provident is
Nature in the indomitable energy be-
slowed upon seeds and plants to over
come unpropitious circumstances, and
apparently insurmountable obstacles, in
the development and progress to com.
Iete, perfection Of their appointed end.
W. were struck with the change ia
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Non Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court, of Hardeman
county, Tennessee, No. 500 K. d.
.. / Bill
james Seaman, executor Of the will of
Catharine G. Woods, dec'd,et al ys w
J. Woods, John Gaffney, et al
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, John Gaffney, ia a nonresident of
the State Of Tennessee, 1t is, therefore,
ordered that he make his appearance
herein, at the Court hOEse, in the town
of Bolivar, on, or before, the lst Monday
IN May, next, and plead, answer or de-
muir to the bill in this cause. or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing eE pdTte, as to him. 1t is
further ordered that n copy of this
order be published in the BOLIVAR BUL>
LETIN once a week for four consecutive
weeks.
This, April 9Th, 1875.
JFESTREss Jr Clerk and Master.
! 4 I. Fcn'Tes-. soi'rs f7i c-zaP'.i17z.s