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MAGILL'S Chill CURB, TONIC AMI APPETIZER

Cures Constipation Biouness vey general complaint the South
and West) Neuralgia Dyspepsia Fevers. and every form
of Maara Fevers.
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Proprietor and Manufacturer Fourth KY
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Railways Ready Relief

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Ague Chills.
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few minutes cure Cramps, Sprains, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhpa, Dysentery,
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Travellers should always carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drops,
IN water will prevent sickness pains from change
OF water. II il better than French Brandy or Bit
srs as "A stimulauL.
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Life fOD the Hair
At Thoxnaa's
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School Report.

The following is the report of the super
of the Rock Island Public
School for the month ending Jan. 81 1879:
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FEVER & AGUE

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- This Powder has been tested, especially i'll BOG
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congregating them together 1t is q POSITIVE PRE-
VENTIVE, and If taken in time SURE CURR OF
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17

lanx for the grand struggle in 1880.
Momentous issues would be involved.
1t would. perhaps, be the final strug-
gle for American liberty. One thing
is certain. if the American people en-
dorsed the efforts of the Executive of
the nation to dominate elections in the
the States with the purse and sword of
the nation, then there was little hope
for restoration of our republican sys-
TEN of government. Should the Dem
Ocracy of Tennessee be absorbed in a
local conflict that offered no further
hope of good to be accomplished when
a mighty struggle like this was going
on all around us. Should our help be
thus paralized? Instead of frittering
away our strength in a hopeless local
conflict, let us rally to the support of
the Democracy of the Union, and
under the lead of Thurman, the no.
blest old Roman of them all, march to
the grandest victory in 1880, in favor
of republican liberty and constitution
al freedom, ever achieved in the an
mails of time.
But what course are the Republi-
clans going to pursue? 1t has been
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17

suggested that for mere party advan-
tage they would aid in defeat Of this
proposition. If they do, they go back
on the record of their Representatives
at the recent session, when every one
of them, but two, voted for it, would
go back on their record all through the
hight on this question and on their
teachings all the while They had
been as earnest in urging the settle
ment Of this question as State credit
Democrats on the ground that this OBJ
legation was keeping off immigration
and otherwise injuring our material
interests. No, he had too much re-
spect for the Republican party to be-
lieve that for mere partisan purposes
they would so diseredit their whole
history on this question.
In conclusion he asked if he might
hope that old Rutherford at the en-
suing election would come up in solid
column for the settlement and thus
sustain her former history for cOnserv-
atism. No county could boast proud
er history in the councils of the State,
or on the hundreds of battle-felds, to
which she had sent her gallant sons
than she.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17
THE DEBT COMPROMISE.
Remarks OF Hon. w. z. Tolley, Mt Muir
freesbOrO, Saturday.

Our Murfreesboro correspondent
furnishes the following synopsis of the
remarks of State Senator Tolley at
that place, Saturday, on the State
debt so and 4 proposition:
Mr.. Tolley said: He was not here
to-day to detTact one word or ahate a
single jot or title of the doctrine he
had heretofore advocated ON the sub
iect of our State debt. He stood now
lust where he had stood all the while
since thisAconhict came upon us, and
viewed the question in the same light
and from the same standpoint.
Indeed, he claimed for the people OF
Tennessee n grand triumph in enforc-
ing a doctrine in relation to public
debts that will stand the test of time
for the future that has stood the test
of time in the past and for which gen
erations unborn will rise up to bless
you and sing hosannas to the memory
of the men who have triumphed over
the tendencies and teachings of the
time and have forced a recognition of
the rights of labor and productive
capital.
The arguments used to establish
this doctrine may frequently have
pointed toward the extreme of repudi-
alton, but none of its advocates ever
avowed it.
Our purpose was to reverse the or
der of things that had well nigh estab
Eshcd the opposite extreme that 40
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17
Reputation.

The danger To the commercial pros
perity of the South at this tine is from
within from those men who assume
the airs and phases Of the patriotic
SoutherneT; from the men who hate
the carpet-bagger with such holy ha-
tired, they wish not only to repudiate
all the debts he fastened upon their
States, but even those debts contracted
before the war. Any one who has
followed the discussion of the debt is
sue in Tennessee and in Louisiana,
must be shocked at the low plane OF
morals upon which the honest men are
compelled to carry on the discussion.
For instance, Col. Colyar in Ten
nessee is arguing with the lords of the
soil that they should "accept" the
proposition of the last Legislature,
which ''settles" the debt at fifty cents
on the dollar, and four per cent inter
est. He tells them if this proposition
fails, there is some danger that the
United States Court may compel the
payment, dollar for dollar. The ar
gument is, accept now, because re
tusal may result in having the entire
debt to pay.
If there is any difference, the condi
ton of affairs in Louisiana is worse
than in Tennessee. There repudia
ton is rampant. The constitutional
Convention is now in session, anC
measures of repudia ton will most like
" be embodied in the Fundamental
law of the State. Can moral degra
tiOu 90 beyond this Reputation O1
this character is simply robbery, ano
the Constitution is intended to legalizC
robbery.
Such leaders read neither the history
of morals nor the history Of States
Alright. Such wrongs time can never
blot out Their descendants may seek
for years to eilace the damned spot
but it will not out. There is i'll such
matters at least retributive justice
and in one form or in another these
State debts will be paid to the utter
most farthing. 1t is for the people
now to choose between an honorable
or n dishonorable settlement. Virgins
took up the heaviest burden she could
bear she offered, not the least she
thought would be accepted, but, like
an honorable bankrupt that she was
the very most she thought she could
pay Reputation, such rs is advoca
ed in Tennessee and louisiana, will be
disasterous in every way. 1t will put
an end to all confidence it Will drive
out new capital; it will retard the
material prosperity of her citizens, land
make these States Il by-word among
the nations. In time the law, greater
than passion, indesuuctiblc by time
stronger than avarice, will compel
payment. For while it may be 81
fenced highwaymen may overthrow
1t; but, if society is not dissolved
there will come time when the tax
payers will pay every dollar
1t must be SO no State can rest up
ON any other foundation. Republication
strikes at every sacred interest of soci
ETY.. fla State may steal, so may it!
citizens; if man may steal; he will
slay and follow out the whole cata
logue Of crime. Reputation leads t.
anarchy, and then again, on the prin
ciple of selfdefense the protection OF
an outraged law will again be in
voked.-Louisville Post and News.
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a. r. Hall & Son sell only for Cash
that this plan is much the best for be
parent that no argument is needed tC
-Four Cash Stores in West Tennessee,
immense quantity of goods, and, as II
enabled to buy them at extremely To-
in saying that they can and will
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17

Each individual is an integralp part of the
State and whatever prospers or Injuries the
body polite has a corresponding influence
upon each citizen. BE cautious, then, fellow
citizens, in what you do with your ballot in
August. Each vote carries with it the veal
or adversely of the whole people.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-17

Fayettc County is very quiet on the
subject of the 50-4 compromise. We
have not heard one of her citizens who
is opposed to the settlement on that
basis. Not opposition enough to make
its discussion interesting.-Somervillc
Falcon.
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TERNs oT ApvERTrsTNa.

Special rates given application
S'o-Per-Onal cards, wuen admssable, charged
double rates.
Local notices charged Is cents line for first in
sertOn, and 10 cents line for subsequent insertions
The pay for yearly and hali-yearly advertise
uBents Is due quarterly, and those inserted for less
than three months must be paid for when their time
expire.
Marriages AMI deaths announced free
Obituary notices eight lines charged for
adver tiseHaents.
RsS-All letters on business must he addressed TO
g.. w. ARMISTEAD.
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Notice.

AgoT.cE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AS
ID sessiLeut OF 5 no per share has been levied on
the capital stock OF the Garden Valley Milling
Company, aud that the same siii be due aud paya-
bic the 18th OF september next. By order Of tbs
Board of Trustees.
G. W. KEGERREIs. sesy.
July 8. 1879.
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a E'osnfy OF Bofse, 81. ly q - aEl
0Y VIRTUE or an EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- or the y rict ronr OF fhe "a Judicial Dis
ri 81 A. in and for Boise county In favor OF Alex
Dnnskin and against Bird Lotus fur the sum of
$i6O4 and 55-lc0dollars. with ts .sxed at $4725
TO Inc directed and delivered, have levied /, pom
and taken all the right. tils and Interest Of Bird
Loftns OF IN and ~ that tain stable situate in
iteise county in the rear OF the store
Of Wm. Oord. which shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendne TIL law directs on the I'd day of au-
gust. 4. ID. 1879. between tie hours Of s'cIoeK p
and o'cIock p NJ II that day at the prer1is ses
IN said county to satisfy raid execution aud all
costs. JOHN M DaSSKIN.
sheriff Of Boise county, l. 4.
July II, Is79-2 days.
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Notice.

Notice.
In the matter Of the estate OF John W. Winner, de-
ceaseds
In the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory.
FAURSUANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made GU the second day of August, A. d.
ls5g natie.. is lerebs given that MonlaS, the
18th day OF August, A d. 1879. al o'ctoek p NJ OF
said day. e Office of he Probate Judge, III Ida
ho CITY, Boise county, l. T.. has been ipointed
as the time and plae for proving shs viii q. the
said John Winner. decreased. and Tor hearing the
application of Robert Barber for the lssnaLce 10
him of letters tesiamentary. when and here any
person Interested may appear md contest the
same. J. :. HART.
Probate Judge aud ex ofhcio Clerk
Dated August 2. 1879.
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n OTfCE fs HEREBY GIVEN That WILL. on
NJ saturday. The l6ts. day OF August. A. d 1870
city Boise comfy, T. offer II pnhlic auction the
sum Of Two Hundred aud Fifty t$250f ollars to
tie lowest bidder therefor IN county Warrants or
said Boise county. issued and rpRissered prior to
january. 1869 ISIIfpR ITH
County Treasurer
IDAHO c11x. 4 T Ang 9. 1a79-td.
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|hapr,o. Nouce.
va1aphi vsua,ah OF IpAHo. 90
d sssS'y s5s Of Boise, So.
|tsassa' 'a-''er OF the estate Of John a. Hughes,
|sv sigael s5..t.Ebf nLhEbf GIVEN BIZ THIS UNDER
I Hughes ,inihis'rator OF the estate of Juhn
us bav,,. t,sceased. to the creditors of. and all
E.ut them Gains AGAINST. SAID deceased to ex
fhain ir. ioar ~, with the necessary vouchers.
nosce ~ mouths ,n after the hrst publication OF
sacersllle p",s saia administrator at his Office
Boise county. 4.
aaanistrator :. wM. J. R0THwEIL.
sseassa a'0r OF the estate OF John G. Hughes,
SAaia'se CITY. Nay ). .s...
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Estate of Samuel Stewart deceased,
As OTH'E l. HEREBY GtykN BY THE UNDER
~ signed, administrator Of the estate OF samuel
stewart deeeasei the creditors OF. and all per-
sons hay ig claims against. the saia deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary uchers. silhiu
menths after the rst publication OF this notice
tu the said minisraior at his Office in Idaho City,
County of Boise. and Territory OF Idahe
JONAS ". BPOWN.
Administrator.
Dated at Idaho City. June II. ls7a-4w.
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NoIice.
THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE
J paid out of the Current Expense FuHd on
presentation al my effice:
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:. ~ :" H. ashcroft eu
66 /" ,. eeuners ..-......-...-. 4 90
'2l5 . :" w. ". Black. Is Is
q H. J. Beardsl~y ............... II 10
Also the following warrant win be paid out Of
Hospital Fund:
30. le3. in favor Of John Good, $40 90
IsIDOR SMITH,
Comfy Treasurer.
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the Hospital Fund:
No z55.. In favor Of T. A. Beree,. Sos 90
ISIDSBR SMITH.
Cenuty Treasurer.
IDAHo crrr. 7 II. Aug s. Is.9-2nl-
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
TILE RAILROAD INQUIRY.

EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
TRAFFIC MAyAGTR rCITER Giyrs TESTIMONY
Anorp 1HE NTw-YORK CTNrrAL-FRiEs M
rPnvrMrvrs-MR. BosTWicK rTCiINE- TO IFS
THY.
The Assembly Committee appointed ioinqnire ni"
railway MANAGEMENT Yesterday cNamn'd james
H. Rufter. General Traffic Manager oi tine New
York Central, whose testimony related rplirlN 10
the cost of Transportation ol ol for the STANDARD
and other companies. and Octave Chsnutc. Cmei
Engineer OF the -Ycrh. Lake Erie and Western.
ia. Boslwch. OF the Standard Oh Company. asked
to be excused from answering questions since lis
testimony might bc used against him in a trial in
Pennsylvania. The excuse was not deemed srii-
cient. and he then refused 10 testify Wifhon con-
sultrnG counsel. On "Wednesday the committee Wiz
take up matters connected with the elevated Tali-
roads IN this city
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
mnnr mnl wcre ana d.rnnon Of lhe Dsmoeratie rarty

many Hall were the disruption Of The Democratic party
ana the election of a Republican Cover of.
FIccrlCk H. tpudcri the next spc1k.r lie Under
tOos strain 20 show that Jphn Kelly was
Of the opinion that De owned tue safe ana Asserted is
the Timmany chiefain only carried toe hl- ~ iit
Democracy hen the hesh pots were IN yeT. IL re-
rrrcd made al The election last year hi
tie order 81 the Federal Supervisor OF Election. II
declared that that officer now in iui -ymii' it
with 1ammany fiai. wheeler H. f'efl. in eHl' h,
rccogniz me importance oi the coming election 'hl
added s,ucs had .ti living incies i"i 'nr
pcopio. ~, spoke at considerable igngih on NiHl-
affairs. and accused John Kelly OF opposing reforms LOW
which in 1871 uc openly advocated. ~ .
Senator Eccic-iuc who va. warmly received s'I tn'
Wien cii.en. were called ~ 10 select ihc ~tc ON -
tile STATE of Ncw York all they rad Co c"sid was
whether thc nominees were honest ana rdpt'. l.',-
many Han iuru complained tuat the syracuse ''' Gu
uon had been packed. and consequently lh'f 'uu" ~"
suppor ITS nominee re- declared mat ne srNrnlA iM"
dcloca.es w,fs selected 10y Iammani r. f"eeAh'il =
men TWO weeks before any c"uNthll"h Was ''''',' ~
name them. and that this was done in n"-, h,h' D.
Foui ecnth-st. The corsuirIi"rs started WIN vac ~
District ana placed on the list man rom j. inr ~"
dit nos even know tue b,nudates "i thc dNlIirl nr
teuieAtni,d. Ihc speaker uid not netrNc i'l '",,
was DO. hiity oi ihr defeat OF In IA, Eoninso ne
predicted that The tpn"cratc ari' WOMB n.e TO- 10 -
Ter The dregs nf those WHO Had deserted ~ IN It's hn
Of need had been fofeoti,n aud hc ur-ed l
u act with u now. After some remarks by Lawson y
Fuller the meeting wdr ulsi lsSci
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
MIR. BosrwIck DECLINES 10 TESTIFY.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 13.-Iwelvc cases in
all tseyen white aud i've coiorcdl aud eight deal hs
we're reported to-day. Tue contribute To- ,he How
ards aggregated Sll7G. Tue following telegram was
seni TO Frederick o. Prince MAYO. Of Boston In TO-
sponse 10 IA telegram prohsrng 81 1000 to The Howars
II further assistance II needed; ITO sou and other
friends the all ced very grateful. OWING TO the
recent ho, weather the daily number OF
Increased. have also the daily number o. deaths.
There immediate prospect Of an end Of the cpl
drmic Many persons predict thai u Will last until
few days only. Your prOiiered assistance VAL bc
EIDE l." Tho weather is uamp aud cloudy At day
nghi tomorrow Iing force OF thrtytw0 vii
be placed u guAru the river font enforce the
saue quaraL tine rules nov govern rail- and agou
roads.