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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-07-12

CoNNEcToNs-(D With Memphis & Sittlc Rock :
Mississippi u Tennessee and Memphis x Louisville,
railroads, and with Mississippi, White and Arkau-
Sas rivers steamers ~ With Mississippi Central
Railroad 90 Junction Of Ripley Railroad marrow
gaUgc) "a With Mobile K Ohio Railroad. o. With
Louisville * Nashville and Great Southern Railway.
o. With Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad. q
With East Tennessee, Va, Il Ga; Western & At
lrntic, and Alabama * Chattanooga Railroads.
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The Attention Of Farmers is called to our
american Mammoth Rye, Or
DIAMOND WHEAT.
FOR FALL AND SPRING SOWING

This Is 4 new variety, entirely distinct from the
common rye or any other grain ever introduced
II WAS hrst found growing wild the Humboldt
river, NGyadi since which time il has been success
luIly culuvatec wherever tried. 1t Yields from
sky To eighty bushels 10 the acre. Mr.. 4. j.
I'uur tnited States Centennial Commissioner
from Oregon, asserts that lac has known it to Weld
eIEhtE -s-Egn and half bushels to the acre 1t wis
Nmted States Centennial Exposition, and pro-
hotnced the finest and only grain Of the kind on
tA'i"4ti"ll II has been grown q Eau ana Spring
gram Mlth equal success Single grains measuring
one-ilaf an inch in length, and the average close
that.
Price per package D cents; five packages, S., 90
one dozen packages, S00. sent post paid 10y mail
Agents wanted everywhere To introduce this wheat.
NOIICl>-We are in no way connected with any
"tiicr seed hose in Cleveland or Chattanooga. All
"[uerS letters, etc, should he plainly addressed,
I5rdnch House, Swcctwater, Monroe county, Tenn.
samples sent free on receipt Of thrrC-ccnt stamp.
jc14 Il.
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GEO. w. ARAIIsTEAD.
Teachers, Institute and Convcntion.


STATE SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TENN., July l, 1877.
l shall h6ld-a Teachers Institute and Con
vcntion at Lagrange, Fayctte county, DC
tober 17til, 18Th and 10Th; and earnestly
request county superintendent OF schools to
actively cooperate with me, in their respec-
tive counties, by being present themselves
and by urging the attendance of teachers.
directors and friends Of education generally.
Without such cooperation, success cannot
be expected but my correspondence with
superintendents leads me to anticipate earn
est and effective work. Respectfully,
LEON TRoUsDALE,
State Sup't Public Schools.
Teachers, YOU are scholars in the school of
experience Would you advance? You are
but little trees pulled by clinging vines this
way and that Would you be stronger?
You are little lights hung in a great. great
world. All may glow. VIII you be eclipsed
by some little spark just merging into exist
ence? The world Is advancing; vou can't
stand still; you must keep pace with it or
step aside. You have something else to
learn now. Il is theory and practice in
teaching" and be sure you know it well
when you present yourselves for next exami-
nation.
The object Of this convention is to adj
vance you in all this. It will cost YOU but
a trihe and viii be the best investment You
ever made. There you viii meet scholars
men Of experience in the school room. Go
and get their ideas, put them into practice
and see if you can't please your patrons
better. Parents want their children taught,
but they want teachers of scnse-wide-
awake educators, who have an interest be-
yOnd drawing their pay. l earnestly insist
upon every teacher of Hardeman county
attending their institute.
w. II. HALL,
County SuDpriu+p1,I,Dt
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False Irnpressions.

Il Is generally supposed by certain class
of citizens, who are not practical or expert
cnced, that Dyspepsia cannot invariably be
cured, bat we are pleased to say that Green's
August Flower has never, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Liver Complaint and Dyspcp-
sia, in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach,
Costivene~s, Sick Headache PaIPitation Of
the Heart, Low Spirits, etc. Out OF 10000
dozen bottles sold last year, not single
failure was reported, but thousands of com
plmcntary letters received from druggists Of
wonderful cures. Three doses viii relieve
any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size - cents. For sale by r. VI.
Hammer. mar29-tf.
KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL!
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CIover-Port Male ana Female Academy.
Located at Cover-l'ort, Hardeman Co,
Tenn. Fall Term viii begin on Monday
July %, 1877. Circulars sent on appliea,
ton. T, 4, FUTRALI, Principal.
J. O., icons Station, Tenn.
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Notice to subscribers.

Subscribers who fail to receive the BTLLET1N reg
ui'riy and promptly will please report the fact at
once 10 this Office
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NSOLyENT NOTICE.

Having This day suggested the insolvency of the
t',iltc - John Myers, decd, to the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Har,leman county Tennessee. this
notice Is given To all persons having cI;lis against
sala estate 70 file the duly authenticate with
Stld clerk before the 27th dav o. Dpttsrn her
II or they viii be barred both in law and equity
June =, 1871. II. W. TATE,
lHe-S-H Admir- of John Myers decd
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Leave Your order at the Bulletin Office.

Good advice.
Now Is the time OF year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, etc. Every family should have
a bottle Of Boschce's German Syrup Don't
allow for one moment that cough to take
hold Of your child, your family or yourself
Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Group,
Hemorrhages, and other fatal diseases may
set in. Although it Is true German Syrup
Is curing thousands OF these dreaded diseases,
yet it Is much better to have it al hand when
three doses VIII cure YOU, One bottle viii
last your whole family winter and keep
YOU safe from danger. II YOU arc consump-
tive, do not rest until You have tried this
remedy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 70 cents. Sold by your druggist, r. VI.
Hammer. mar ID If
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
state Of Tennce-ce,
NaHdcn FEos


- fitftitiNdn t'Elty.l &. Z. Lets
The plaintiffs affidavit thar th.. defendant is
tHdeHtg ca them aI4-l Is q t 81 his --ttl.
tSNlts r.iiii.s 5i'i-iJ X T. CLIFF. Justice Of the
Pence, an iuai atis. IcIIi l5i-t tnf. estate 81
isndaHi- Iet urra''ic before j. h r. Cliff Justice
,l tae t'iec- ON she llth Gay g August ISL. and
ii same having lFisi On thetIa5c7guts property
Z Is ordered that the defendant appear before
thc s'.-d y X. 7. 'Ift- a.. sine lIri day Of August
lS't- a. oeIrId sad attachment suit or 10 VIII be
protested With eS Iarte- ia Is Further ordered that
tH@ notice he published la tine Bolivar BCLI ETI
July p Is51.
r. q TFT = T.
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BoLIVAR, lem, july 2, 1877.
-uessrs. H5ud1,, Chapman, Collins md otte5s-
Ladies and Gentlemen
Your letter requesting me to publish in
the BULLETIN my late address delivered ut
Whiteville is to hand. I sincerely thank
you al for the fattcring manner in which
you express your appreciation Of what said
on that occasion, but the length of the speech
is too great to justify its publication in the
BULLETIN at present. 1t viii, however,
give me pleasure at some future timeto com
ply with your request. With high regard,
Yours truly,
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Memphis & Charleston RailCrad.
GOING EAST.

MEMPHIS, June 1G.-On and after june Il, 1871
the following Passenger schedule viii be operated
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The wheat crop of Ma,uy county this
year viii ogereg3te one m;llicn bushels.
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Corresnnndence.
WHTTEvHLE, July 6, 1877.

George IT.. Arp,isteud, Esq,
DEAR SIR THE undersigned. in behalf
OF the large audience that heard to-day your
admirable and eloquent address, do most
heartily request you to publish it in full in
your excellent journals by doing which YOU
will serve the public good, and CRAFTY
large circle Of your friends.
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Sold by all Druggists Price sevonty-hve cents.
r. ABAfISTEAB, Manufacturer, No SIC Main
street, Richmond Virginia. je29'7d Il
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OF lis
Superior excellence,

Read this Home Certificate, testified L.
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Philadelphia, man whose ycraciiy none
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/ am happy 10 add my testimony 10 the
great value uf tho London Hair Color
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original Color, and the hue appears TO be
permanent ! am satisfied that this prep
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lair dressing aud promotes the growth.
purchased tho hrst bottle from Edward b
Garrigues, druggist, TeHih and Coates ST.,
who can also testify that my hair was
quite gray when commenced is use
MRS. MILLER, $50 North 9si. Phila
Dr. SsrayHo 4 SoH, Respected friends -
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London Hair Color Restorer 4 Dressing.
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MkS, AN ME MOhklS,
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DR. Dalton Of Philadelphia. says Of il !:
The London Hair Color Rcstorcr is used
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER, says the Times,
has Just received a very chilling cold
shoulder from his brethren Of the Con-
gregational cloth. The overt act is the
formation of a new association Of Con-
gregational churches, under the name OF
Manhattan, and the cornerstone Of this
organization seems to be none>fellow
ship with the Plymouth pastor The
cause assigned is the refusal Of the old
association Of New York and Brooklyn
10 take action in re Tilden VS.. Beecher.
Among the prominent participants IN
the new movement are such distinguish
ed cleTgymen as DR.. Taylor. of the
Broadway Tabernacle; DR.. Storrs, OF
Brooklyn; DR.. Hepworth, Of the Church
OF the Disciples, and DFs. Scudder, Bud
ington, Palmer, Gilman and Ward; in
deed the roll embraces nearly all the
eminent men oftheir faith and order in
New York and vicinity, except Mr..
Beecher and his brother Edward and
Lyman Abbott. The constitution i'm
poses upon members the duty OF watch~
ing over each other in the Lord. that
the ministry be not blamed" The
Beecher cause has never received a se>
verer blow than is thus inflicted. But
it is a peculiarity Of the Plymouth pas
tor that he Is never afraid TO stand
alone.
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A Washington special to the Baltimore
Gazette, Of yesterday morning says the
regular army cannot be depended upon
10 carry out the designs OF the Hayes
eonspirators. II has long been known
that a large majority ofthe rank and file
Of the army was in favor Governor Til.
den's Inauguration, but il has never yet
been suspected that any battalion, II or
dered 10 execute the commands OF The
war office, would venture 10 disooey. On
this point the special 10 the Gazette
says:
The indignation Of the military at this
proposed attempt 10 use them for politi-
cal purposes is ready 10 break out into
muliny on the least proyocation. The
soldiers now stationed at the arsenal, IN
number about eight hundred, are large
IN Tilden men, convinced Of his honest
election, an unwilling 10 be used as
tools. In two batteries OF artillery, az
gregating over one hundred men, there
are only seven prepared 10 asslst IN
counting in Hayes, under the conviction
that he has been the choice OF the peO-
pie In conversation to-day with men
at the arsenal it was believed that they
are seriously asking advice from the
best legal authorities as 10 how far they
are compelled to 60 in obeying the or
ders of their superiors when they know
such orders to be purely political, and
having received satisfactory answers
thev have determined 10 quietly take
the bull by the horns and throw down
their arms If ordered 10 use them in
the interest of the Hayes usurpa-
ton
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Baron de Werner says, through the
grating Of San Francisco cell: II dis
like a country where there is no respect
paid 10 social distinction" He has been
swindling.
A large number Of Mongolian sheep
have been purchased by the agents OF
the Japanese Government to be crossed
with the superior breeds Of England and
Germany.
Abdul Hamid H., the present Sultan
Of Turkey, was born in 1912, and adopt
ed by childless lady Of Abdul Mejid's
harem, who made him heir to consid-
erable wealth which she possessed.
Like his brother Murad, he led a very
jovial life, during his fathers career, but
his strong constitution enabled him TO
withstand those excesses which prostra-
ted his brother and caused his indisposi-
ton. He accompanied the late Abdul>
AZiz on his trip to Europe, and contract.
ed taste for French clothes and French
customs, many Of which he has intro
duced to his own household. He has
one wife and two children Of whom he
il very fond, and is generally found
poring over maps, military, geological,
and statistical. Though bitterly oppos-
ed TO the Young Turkey party, he is no
fanatic, and is said TO be well disposed
toward the Giaours, always excepting
the Greeks. whom he cordially detests.
From April last he was kept as carefully
under surveillance as his brother and
little has been known about him save
that he refused to mount the throne un-
til his brothers condition was pronoun-
ced incurable, and that, as n member Of
the Old Turkey party, he advocated war
to the death rather than any compromise
which might bring about q disintegra,
ton Of the empire.
A new suit Of clothes worn by Senator
Williams Of Indiana is made of blue
jean from mill in that State, and was
presented TO himby committee ofwo-
men.
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The Camerons have cracked their
whip and frightened the republican SEN
ate Of this state into the passage Of set
Of rebellions resolutions upon the presi-
dental question, in which the returning
board fraud is endorsed, aud the dcclara'
ton made that the electors stolen from
Tilden must be counted for Hayes and
that there can be no going behind the
certificates 10y congress TO ascertain
whether there was an honest count
The resolutions were forced through
under the whip and spur and democrat"
ic senators, like nill, rcalc, lorks and
others who desired 10 hc heard and OBJ
icctod 10 the haste in the matter, were
not allowed 10 raise their voice in OPP
position. Thus WAS free speech si'tlsd
that an iuiquity might 80 through an
whipped Ivy the truth nom democratic
lips,
These resolutions are intended to
frirhtcn such conscientious republican
members oCthc L. ;, Senate, as ConE'
ling. Blaine, Edmonds, and Others who
do not endorse the fraudulent counting
in of HAYES into the traces, aud aid IN
uniting the sanction Of Congress upon
the iniQuity. Democrats will await the
report Of the southern investigating COM
mittees. and will insist upon having the
man inauguated as president, who, ihe
evidence shows was honestly elected, no
matter how much the Camerons aud the
other revolutionistS rave and snarl and
threat, and bluster in resolutions put
through a legislature which they mas
ter
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EENNET AND THE HOTHER-LN-
LAW

A Baltimore paper, in which city The
May family has many near relatives, IN
diseoursing Of the Bennet-May scandal,
furnishes an item which brings in the
was-to-be Mamy-in law OF Bennet. The
paper says it is learned from intimat e
friends Of the family that = quarrel be-
tween Mrs. May and Mr.. Bennett in re-
gard to the brides dress and some de-
tails Of the wedding was only the occa-
sion and not the cause ofthe castigation
Of the Young millionaire. Mrs. May de-
sired her daughter 10 be married IN n
wedding dress, and Mr.. Bennett insist
Ell on travelling costume. Mrs. May
said il was usual 20 leave such details TO
the brides mother, and Mr.. Bennett in
his wrath declared that things should be
rs he wanted them, and he was going to
be married privately and would not
have any Of the May family present
anyhow, and more to that effect. Some
insulting remarks followed. This hap
pened the day preceding the encounter
between Bennett and Fred. May. The
real cause Of the many postponements
of the wedding, and the motive animus
in the latest proceeding, is said to be
something not yet disclosed and Of a
delicate nature.
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The local optioniSts are stirring ana
intend 10 revive the local option cause
The executive committee met at Harms
burg on .. Resolutions were adopted 10
employ four lecturers, whose duty II shall
be to work up the local option Interests
and to have power to appoint commits
tees for that purpose in every county IN
the State, circulating petitions among
the people for the re>enaeiment OF the
local option law during the present ses'
sion OF the Legislature. The ministers
of the State are invited 20 cooperate IN
this movement by preaching TO Their
people on the subject Of temperance and
local option on the last Sabbath Of Jan
uarV. 1877.
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The Standard s Belgrade dispatch says
the Servitn Government continues 70 arm
and demands that the armislicc be Rbro-
gated, rs Sorvia cannot bear the prolong-
Cd uncertainty which makes il imperative
TO keep her people in arms
London. January G.-Thc Standard S
special from Con,tantjncplo, after review
ing the proceedings at Thursdays sitting
ot the conference, expresses the opinion
that the dangerous part ofthc crisis Is over
The Paris Menitcur, which is in close re-
latiou with the French foreign office. how
ever publishes the following We re-
gret TO state that the disposition Of Tur-
key was not improved in Thursdays sit
ting, and leaves very little hope Of an ar
rangcmcnt by diplomacy. Although the
conference meets again on Monday, If tho
situation Is not modified, il may even now
be stated that the task OF England is end
cd -
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---W We would esteem il an especial IA
vor { T every friend OF the Reporter would
send US the name ofat least one subscriber,
with the Cash--ior three months 80 cents
six months 81 90. and one year 50 Road,
or, won't you try and do us this little IA
vor, aud will repay you by improving the
Reporter send uz the names Of six new
subscribers, with the Cash, and we will
'Nnd you the Reporter one year froe.
Mr. Dauicl f. Beatty, manufacturer and
proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and Beat
TVS cclcbrhD Golden Tongue Parlor Or
gaus, Washington, n. j.. is certainly u
very rcusUnu BILE and generous man to trans
act business with. He makes this very
fair proposition to any who may favor him
with an order, as follows III the instru.
ment does not prove satisfactory af;cr a
test trial of FIVE days after receiving it tie
purchase money will DO refunded upon the
return of the instrument, and he will pey|
freight charges both ways" This is cer>
tainly nm exceeding, generous, and safe
manner in which TO transact business with
him. He warrants his instruments for six
years. See his advertisement. July 10y
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In Louisiana things have again got 8
bad aspect, The truly elected government
Of Nicolls. Democrat, Was getting along
Gnely 20 the delight Of the people ot the
entire state who came 70 its support and
Gran. for the last two weeks having len
returning board Gov. Packard 10 his fate
nothing Was lefl to him but the state house
all else. courts, departments and executive
have fallen into the hands OF Nieoll'.
Pinehbaek and Eve other republicans
lrn the Packard legislature and also join
el the democrats. Grant promised be
would interfere with neither. Now all Of
a sudden be violates his promise and sends
the usurper Packard Nord that he will sui-
tain him, at the moment when his legislA'
ture VAS falling 10 pieces BY desestions TO
the democratic house. 80 louisiana may
again fall into a muddls. on account Of
Grants aouble>deAling
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cor. HENDRICKS MESSAGR


lkoolN IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
indianapolis, Jauuary 5.-Gov. Hem
bricks message to the legislature was
delivered this morning II relates
wholly 10 state affairs. with the UNrep-
ton Ola reference 90 the presence Of
United States troops in South Carolina
saying, The constitutional and iudc
pendent authority Of state courts aud
legislatures is endangered II not now
supported bya patriotic and liberty low
Ing sentiment SO strong among the pro-
pie that party and pHTtisaus dare not
defy Il. During the four years of my
administration our state las not been
wholly nee from domestic troubles The
public peace has un moro than one uccR-
sion been threatened. Strong bodies uf
men moved 10y somo real or supposed
wrong, have threatened to atsrrt and
.vindlcatr rights wholly independent of
the remedies aud proceedings provided
by law, Ia no instance has the auihuri-
~ and power Of the United States been
invoked against them, hut in every iu~
stance have the people preserved the
public peace and maintained the auth
orlty oithu state and the supremacy Of
her LAWS. Apcoplc SO careful of their
institutions and so careful in preserving
and maintaining the constitutional
rights and preosStlVcs ofthrir own state
government cannot be indifferent when
other states are threatened with over.
throw or the destruction of rights and
privileges without which no free state
can exist.