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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-15
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Dr. w. BILLIE,

a stNlnale pf lin unNenlty o.,
Ffiil pNn lhhfk hnnnrar III ~ LppfHha.
hNlffialR i fadnYa. dnfti y, HOm m,
iiieorf. Iiagit hi,lslelan 81 lhe eel ,4,eal
u''. INV ohLi1ANH, IA
HtllNk lpen inl many yea> a 49,
snt'C ~ NpslllAla Of Fuls, Loi.iohNRshl Al
vnried Fnric,,fit,Nl tnl q thorough. N ,leNA4
sAlnnl q most lhnmugb KmmapM geAn, ha,
hNlhlr pl All phrpniG dlseartf'' liutn NJ tle
inn,ll lhfteeii ana he las ia, "i'll' llls Teal,
aartpl'nia,t, nNl ~ pnpalalirlpd ,eeAlrhsiye
ed hnh ,eeenn' it,liN, cue Wllflr eyer,' ana
iigP ilaa been daspiiIc,aa n A'pe Of feslSISa,..
NphblA VINO ever bulirred ~, a.
Nhu llr'tllllllfring diseise IA ~ NallQus
pp,lNl ~ lNln called On Dr. liiii,F't,la, has
r,,.to' ,tf ~ ~ hls new melhOd0f aa,e.lfp
nahHH, wy lnufllnns uf ihe AllAfl
WIN " ~ health and viuor nv pilhAph,ald
hNi many person dOes to,tn Wy pAlleLL
lnNi,l f.Ni m moment hp piaeet' tiall,
under ~, liillp's care, wv F'H''A hlinsell
Bnin ~ llralHehl Of ladies disease -
suii,rlne trona,, v,'i s uis5lleMned aud no va
nititii,hAI liisfERlA, hhnfh, htN'
pIhi1li on any other disease A 'o' MA fhph
,yhialn system SHOULD not mii foees,i9l 70 no
ille' ~ lley VIII quickly be rai Wv ID,
perfect heaiiI "No ultimately resIo,sd Y
- Diseases OF the GRNlTO, URINAny
uANh ana chronic discusses III thi w,
inhle specially, aud this seo,iir nlls has
lanllg y easily and quickly ove se ~ No.
MS new treatment F "'p'epiAeby
bupllHe all nervous debility IA nj,
golHk quickly and PERMANENT "n %
hhV lull power restored. No man ~ eultl
hhu no young man too dehilltated ~ va
sanenl ne entirely myigOTaled 6s VIZ r' l IIl,e
pf, illle has resided for years in Ns,, a.
leans, u endorsed by The inedIeal f,1,s,M "
lnele, ana Ny his skill and EnuV'l sHdaailv
oblhlnrg great population m a sne" a,uf NJ pas
~, bllle wishes 10 call NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
w nus new discovery, by which he ''hh, ~, na
examining q few drops OF blood, chn only
81 " hege " any syphiliiio poison "iiaonv'
blpoli Whloll IN ut the greatest imno, w we
as llh poison can lay quiet In Inc blnahahgr,
years, lnen TO break OUT with ali M ra.alo f
ana no person who ever has venetes, "gA'
eases can be sure that he IN cured wlihan,,u a'
ing examined by Dc. lille. '"'u' No.
Discusses OF the lungs, heart ana Lian.,..
quickly relieved ana finally CURED, N''"''h
iDr' bllle has permanently located an
corner OF Market ana fremont stree,s" w a Wy
Mason book store, "'H
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proportion ~ The personal property,
lnnney, hands bills, nplrs, stocks Alll
other Yalnahles 10 lhe state, And nl the
assets pf banks, Lanking concerns,
irusi, INSURANCE nnd other cnlnpHNlfs
aud corporations, not visible lplif 49,
SCISSOR h never asseHsfl nnl pays hnlll'
ing. 4 vast amount 0l rtq DlAlp,
ehlehy uhlmproVfd aleu- ranapts lAA-
aiipn,
laminformed W. lhe eplnplr0llrrlhai
no tax h heing PAD on Rhpnl iil.Wlplh
acres 0l patented lalid lhit amount lac
knows Oi, how murll mars hp rauilpl
tell. The fundamental error ln lllr
present iaK law h ln llir provision lpr
assessment, There arp I've assessors
fnr each county, AMI lhfY are pnl1l I'VE
per cent. lnr lieir services uhlil Their
Ives reach respectively p llaiO, aud after
that they gel nnlhiuA Tie lpes VIII
mol pay competent mrn ~ take i0ll
Of tlie buslliess ana make thorough As'
easements, aud hesides after each 0ne
has ASSESSED s2O,Opl worth ri property,
his fees amOunl 10 ,uHi, andallhOngh
lao might assess Que million dollars
worth after that he receives not one
cent for IL all indueemeni save tho
the satisfaction which u found 10 o
conscientious discharge NJ duty, II
taken away fpr dning additional work,
FphLip pEBF lNTEllihE
The interest on The public debt of the
state has been paid promptly, war
rants are being genera ~ paid on pre-
AenlallGn anu readily command nine
ly-eight cents on tie dollar
srEcuLATlNG snEmff5,
| call 10 your attention the practice
which prevailed extensively twelve
mOnlha ago, aud which ! have go0d
reason 10 believe, Still eNlAls 10 some
pxlent, for SOME shpliiA ~ Keep out
Of the tremury money collected from
| tho people fGr support ul the govern
ment, aud IN C0llusl0u wllhrOlher pnr'
ties, "a use II lur purposes of private
speculation 10 the detrimenl OF the
public interest luhlio money hus
boon used repeatedly "a buy up lrcne'
ury warrants atR discount, when II
that very money were IN the treasury,
~ II ought ~ he, theHe same treasury
warrants would be cashed NJ the treas
ury counter instead Of the holders boz
Ing compelled to sell them NJ u dis
count. These officers, who thus abuse
their trust, aud their cOnfrdenles whC
furnish tho facilities for HE operation
aud share the Hpulla, are Bulliy al d
fraud against the state, her revenues
aud her creditors nsk that youi
honorable bodies put on the slNtu,,
book u stringent cnnctmcnL which
shall brand those transactions Win lhl
stigma which should he affixed 20
them, aud put upon all parties con'
Corned In them, such penalties ~ vii
protect the state aud people against
their dcpredailone In future.
A number Of minor matters areTe
forrcd 10, but the above embraces IN,
principal features Of the document,
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GALVESTON, TEXAS.

where lac VIII be pleasod 10 see lhose nc,dtn.
ne services at once, ~ hle glNy viii he s6eg
- IonsullntonH e9nnqentlNlly IN Rnglgb,
Wolli,ai' FRENCH Danish, Swedish aud Not,
W'k'hh' ll0d0mll win
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THE ALDINE PAssE-pARTouTs

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SIX OF this size for sl.00, when selection il
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Parts |, IL, III and " are now ready.
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To be completed In 40 parts, issued fortnight
~ Each part will contain an elegant 'front.'
ispiece, originally engraved on steel for the
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as1, a ,'b,,,., e ne University of 10,
uulh'lsilYef 'Ptdaasaa,'G1 ~ D ilGsi GOA n,
4tAls assistant piibsiclhn 'tn lpf so,eml
lilepIl' Pans lfpd, '' " we eelehaiad
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ESTIMATE ron ls76,

The estimates fur support ofthe state
government Tor The fiscal year COM
menclng September / 1873, are u LODI
aD5, exclusive Of the cost of maintain
ing the public schools, Of tho ron lor
defense, aud Of u session Of the leglSla'
tllre In 1915.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
An Act
To increase the revenue of the State and
to encourage woOl-grOwing.

To increase the revenue of the State and
to encourage wOOl-grOwing.
SECTION | Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
That hereafter the keeping o dogs shall
be a privilege which shall be taxed as
follows: Every owner Or harborer of
dog or dogs shall pay on" dollar on each
dog; for the privilege of keeping a bitch
the owner or harbOrer of the same shall
pay tax of five dollars for each bitch so
kept, except spayed bitches, which shall
be taxed as other dOGs, to be collected
and paid into the treasury as other mon
eys by the Revenue collector
SEC 2. Be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the tax assessor to
enumerate and assess, as herin provided,
every dog and bitch within his districts at
the time he assesses other property, and
the Revenue collector shall collect the
same. The assessor shall cause each
person assessed to state, on oath, the
number and kind of dogs owned by
him.
SEC 8. Be it further enacted, That if
any person shall keep dog or bitch, that
has been assessed for taxes under this
act, or shall have failed to pay the same
for ten days after demand of payment is
made by the tax collector, or his author
lied deputy, he or she shall be guilty Of
a misdemeanOr, and upon conviction
shall be fined not less than FIVE dollars
and costs Tor each dog or bitch 80 Kept
and not paid for; provided, that the
owner or person against whom this tax
is assessed, may, upon demand OF pay
ment of said tax, be relieved from pay
ment of the same, if he or she will, then
and there, Immediately kill any dog or
bitch upon which he or she fails to pay
the tax
SEC. f. Be- it further enacted, That
it shall be a misdemeanOr, in any person,
knowingly, to keep a sheep-kiiling dog,
CT one that has been known by the
owner to wound or chase a sheep, and
upon conviction upon presentment or in
dictment the guilty person shall pay a
fine of twenty-five dollars on each
dog, to be paid into the county treaso
uTy.
SEC s. Be it further enacted, That in
payment of the dog tax wolf scalps shal!
be received at two dollars, and each
bear, wild cat and red fox scalp at one
dollar, and each gray fox scalp at fifty
cents provided, that each animal shall
be captured and killed in this State.
Passed March 10, 1875.
LEWIS BOYD,
Speaker of Hose of Representatives.
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker of Senate.
Approved March %, 1875.
JAMES d. PORTER,
Governor.
certify that the foregoing Is true
copy of an act Of the Tennessee General
Assembly, the original of which is on my
file in my Office.
CHARLIE \, GIBBS,
Secretary of State
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

It is asserted as a fact that every cam
vasser who has turned his attention to
the introduction Of the New Family
Sewing Machine in his locality, or who
has been fortunate enough to secure an
agency, has outstripped the best efforts
in making money Of the old and tried
Agents of the high-priced machines,
which latter they now replace. The de-
maud is enormous, and sales so rapid
and money made so readily with so lit
tie effort that Farmers, TTadesmen,
Spectators, &c, are hOcking into the
business as fast as they can secure ter~
ritory and get their goods on the ground
to supply anxious customers. 1t Is
marvellous how these machines sell when
exhibited, It being q recognized fact
that people will buy the best at the lows
est price 1t certainly is the Machine
of the times and does the same work, as
other Machines at $4,000 or $4,000, and
we really believe it would sell just as
readily at double and then not cost half
the usual price of so good an article,
for it Is astonishing TO see the vast
amonnt of labor it performs at so low
cost. The inventors are daily lnuudaS
ted with testimonials Of the worth Of
their new Machines which so suddenly
an successfully bounded into popular IA
vor. 1t proves to be just what Is wanted
every day, by every one, everywhere,
who has a family. 1t has attained an
enyiable reputation in many thousands
of homes and factories, for its solid
strength, power, rapidity, simplicity,
certainty and ease Of operation with ex~
IRENE beauty, fneness and reliability
of its sewing; while the wonderful low
price (Twenty Dollars and for Large
and complete Sewing Machine with a
strong table and treadle), places ali idea
of competition entir -Iy out of the ques
ton. 1t stands alone in its merits AMI
price We advise you to invest in one
at once for your Wife, Daughter Moths
er, Sister or Lady Friend and make
home happp, OF put them in your factory,
or what is better if you are lucky enough
secure an agency, if there Is none in
your town, and make money for yourself
The many New Attachments for doing
extra fine, skiIlfuI and difficult work,
are a surprise in their simplicity of con-
struction and far below even grange
prices" and will be delivered safe at
your door, no matter how remote you
may reside, if you write for them Ads
dress, J. thomson, HsSSA d Co, 907
fjF -aGway. =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

"f.iui In.-r. ores-ojauou The false
image and -emhlao-e of ropala. r.7era>
men7 EXHIBITS r.e usuIl r,rsa ia order e,
chealus into the belief tha5 the le.ai and
con-ti.utonal rights of thu people are
respected and still exist Bu. forms Of
popular government may exist long after
the spirit has departed, and the people
have lost control Of their own affairs,
and may be likened to whitad sepulchres,
which, though fair to behold, yet are full
of rottenness and corruption within
And, Louisiana is not the only whited
sepuIchre marking the territory once oc~
cupied by prosperous States, created
and erected by the unconstitutional and
despotic acts of the party and President
now in power. Whilst the army is be-
ing used in the States for a political
purpose in the work of subjugation, that
party may be continued IN po1cer, our
frontier citizens are being subjected to
all the cruelty and sufFerings incident to
hostile invasion, robbery, murder, and
lnhuman treatment as captives to the
worst of bandith These startling re>
Elections should cause the American peo-
pie to pause and solemnly ask them
selves, Whither are zoe dyiftjngP
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
Fz@SsIMAMMOTF JAPANESE
49, SEED CORN.

-'G9Inqq..ripE poverty: blessing the earth.
Anu oldolhB osnahee to gaunt Famine and Death"
THE EARLIEST HEAVIEST. soUNDEsr AND MOST
PsoLIFlc VARIETY OF CORN EVER GROWN IN AMER
This e is the testimony THIETEEN papers published
packages last year test it.
The TIMES, Of Huntsville. Texas. says: I'VE have
zen sPec'hen STAIR n this Corn which had twenty
six large ears fully matured IN it. 1T surpasses an
cOuutry.-TIAEs, Nstcbtoches Miss, at is superiS
to any other EaTlety-'-JoURNAL, Corning \, Y, TT
ducts Of the eountry,-GAzETTE Sulphur Spring Tex
as. rms Corn can be sGwn the latter part Of July
and rlpen before frOst'-INDEx, Narsaw, Mo, 10
highly recommended by those who nave tried IL :
OHIO REPosITOBY we have noticed this Corn hin
ly spoken of by the Press.-ADvERTIsER mo1Itso11
Ala 1t Will yield in climate two crops swear
grown in Canada "MOSTREAL WoRIp LIS nsc1
E1ry ToIPteI 2 me snort seasons Of the Morrill,
hEN.J LoN G, heokuk. Iowa 1t is lust the thing
| for our swamp and-"-DR JOHNSTON, Ocala Fla
- w nase me aDoEe testimony on file in our
permit It will produce from so to 200 bushels Of
Oregon We possess statements of these fats
The important points of superiority claimed for this
ed by the voluntary farmers rho raised
from seed got Of US last lear, are these;
lst This Corn will yield from twice to three tfDss
as many bushels to che the and with
2nd- The orn is heavier in weight, has larger
longer ear and thinner husk, corn meal foI
family use swseter and mere nutritious and valuable
3Fd The stalks grow more vigorous and healthy and
suhlenty strong to produce from 80 well developed
ears.
feeding.
5th That it will grow and produce profitable srou
on ground where other will not grow 20 mats
rity,
9th It riPsns earlier is not liable to be caught
by frost.
9TH. To be cut green used for feeding It is af,
per cent better tha7 any other variety Of corn.
Our Corn has all been selected wi tn the grea tes
care, the small end Of every broken Of the bal
ance shelled by hand.
We WARRANT EVERY GRAIN OFT To GROW
The increased yi-ld per the old varieties
VIII pay for the seed 20 times besides eyeIy
farmer that plants this year will have large demand
for seed at good prices,
90 This Corn was produced by procured By oul
consular agent and said to have its origin il Japan
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

Mrs James X. Polk has presented the
Tennessee Historical Society with pen
made from an eagles quill dropped from
an eagle in Virginia and presented to
President Polk in I845. Mr.. Polk sign
ed his first message to Congress with
the pen made of this quill, the joint res~
olution of Congress for the admission of
the State ofTexas, the law to extend the
laws of the United States over the State
of Texas, the act reducing the duty on
imports, and for other purposes" and
the treaty of peacs with Mexico, July 4,
l848.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
De- csaoy Still Triumrbing.

OC-L q sl-E Ejlu 4E&uu .'Ll1g-
The contest in C.aaacslsu1 mas been
looked t. wiki uou~ual interest b.. both
the Democratic aui r publican par>
ties in the United States. The Gght. I'M
ike the struggle 10 New Hampshire.
was fair and square one The Rad cal
candidate for governor, when mayor Of
Norwich, had fired Il hundred guns upon
the occasion Of Sneridan's overthrow Of
popular government in Louisiana, and
was, in all measures, in full ac ord with
his party, whilst IugersolI, the Demo-
cratic candidate, was denounced as the
veriest copperhead in all New England
The election n the 5tk inst. resulted in
an overwhelming Democratic majority,
electihg IngersOli, the entire Congress
sionl delegation, and majority in both
houses of the State Legislature.
Still they cOme-Johnson, (Damocrat)
elected mayor of Cincinnati by decisive
majority. Democratic victories are re-
ported in other parts of Ohio.
In Detroit, Michigan,C J. Kelly Dem
ocrat) is elected Circuit Judge; also re-
ported success in Maryland and In
diana.
These are but straws to sho in what
direction the wind is blowing, and which
will be increased into regular cyclone
in 1876.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Non Resident Notice.

In the Chaucery Court, of Hardeman
county, Tennessee, No. COG r. D.
o. L Bill
james Seaman, executor Of the will of
Catnarine G. Woods, decided al vs.. w
J. Woods, John Gaffney, ct al.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, John Gaffney, is a nonresident of
the State Of Tennessee, 1t is, therefore,
ordered that be make his appearance
herein, at the Court house, in the town
of Bolivar, on, or before, the Ist 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 er parte, as to him. 1t is
further ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the BOLIVAR Bulls
LETIN once week for four consecutive
weeks
This, April 9th, 1875.
J.FENTREss, Jr CLERK and Master.
J. 4 L. Fentress, soTrs for complain ants.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

Some OF our friends over the river
seem much exercised about the "Dog
law" and very unjustly blame our sem
iOr editor with voting for it He did no
such thing, but, on the contrary, was OPP
posed to the law.
By the way, our people must not quit
the paper because they happen to have
different opinions from the editors there
of Why, just think a momentl We
have about six hundred subscribers, and
how can we split ourself Iup into
so many men in order to agree in all
things with each of them. We have no
fear of variance from cur patrons
where principle is concerned; but, as
for all other matters do not let US cusS,
but only discuss about them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

Persons selling coal oilt had better be
careful in purchasing. The law imposes
a fine of $500 for selling uninspected oil,
and requires the fire test to reach
100 degrees. We learn from the
Union and american that Captain Nor
ton, the inspector in Nashville, con-
demned about $1,000 worth of the stuff
there, which, in some cases only stood
test of &C.. The sale of such murderous
material ought to be made a criminal
Offense.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09

The knazsiHe Press aaa Hcra5E as
the Isr ru-= says .Isa. Jaa ri
Fleming, Ia5e S1l.e superintendent ol
-9b.ic Instruction. who. Tor the $50
years EasC Has located III Nashville, grr'v
in this city Yesterday East tennessee s.
success in securing Official houors from
the Legislature. determined the governor
To select the State Superintendent of
Schools from another division If the
State, Whilst the Safe thus loses an
efficient superintendent of her public
schools Knoxville regains one of her best
citizens, who will be universally and
cordially welcomed back"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
SCHOOL TAXES
Circular Letter from the State Su~
perintendent of Public In
stuction.

The State SUPERINTENDENT Of Public
instruction has forwarded the following
circular letter to the various county su-
perintendents:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, }
OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT,
NASHVILLE, March 81, 1875.
SIR-YUu are respectfully and earn
estly requested to report to this Office as
soon as may be, the levy of taxes for
school purposes, whether Jon property,
privileges or polls, by the Quarterly
Court of your county, at the April term
thereof, also any other action concern.
ing the public schools, not before re.
ported. 1t being apparent that the
standard now existing should at least
not be lowered, both as an act of justice
to the people, and as a necessity of cur
system of self-gOvernment, | trust you
will use every legitimate influence to
maintain the present rate for school
purposes, if not to increase it.
Respectfully,
LEON HRCUSDALE,
State Superintendent eff Public Instruc>
ton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
EmsOIVent Notice.

Having this day suggested the Inso,-
vency Of the estate of Isaac WEIGH de-
ceased to the Clerk Of the county court
Of Hardeman county Tennessee, | here
BY notify al persons ha2ins claims
against said estate 20 file the same duly
authenticated with said Clerk, on or be-
fore 18th day of September, 1875, and
any claims not so fled Will be barred.
This 18th March, 1873.
JFPF REYNOLDS Adniais.-ato-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-09
InsOIVenf Notice.

Having this day suggested the Insol,
vency Of the Estate Of Judy WEIGH de-
ceased to the Clerk of the County Court
of Hardeman county Tennessee, | here
by notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same duly
with said Clerk on or be>
fore 18th day Of Sept 1875
This Z March 1879
JERE REYNOLDS, Administrator.