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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Guardians Sale Of Valuable Real


DY vTKTCE OF An ORDER OF THEroUET
ID Of Common Pleas Of Floyd eDnnfy, tbs IN
dsFstgs g1zreisr Of the persons and estates q
yoha Becker, MarEArst Bseksr. sza Eiiz3bssA
Becker, nfusr hsirs Of Frrdariek Becker, 6@esAs-
~. 0nsrs fer sale AZ private sale fks us6Tyided
fEss-atnaas part q TIE real tats In vEnasrbzrxh
eeasnsy, Iadtsna. knc-n and described ali that
Kzrt Of frscs4e Al ssettsas Numbers Eve aa3 six.
Eft tcw1ship &e- ssxsn. south Of rang Ne ten
Esst, IL the FinnsEnzs Ean1 District "a rs kSun6-
al. Begtr nfEg ~ pesnt on the east iins Of Kasd
-tto1 No Eva, nine azS - 100 chains sozth Ct
TIE sor1h-s2st eoFnsx Of aid ssetzan 10. ave. ard
running tsspc~ south aiong aid sast line Of said
sscf 81, twelve - q s. 10 chains, theues Ws {
sad parallel With the rsTsh hus ef safa frastsnsi
sections, nf1sty -nins and 90 90 chains, to the
usst Ina Ct sad trAcxionAl seeztoz No six tn
II = zortb westuzrd1y 1ir-etioa along sasd last
zs1ftons4 fins, shfrteea azd @ lec chains, 20 =
posrt from wht1h Q lice, running p@rAIi-i With
tee ncrtk hns Of raid frsgsioEzf Hcrio1s w0Gld
sssfks thA place Of b~gfasfng. ard fhsaes Sat ans
pArslisl Sth sztd H0rfh fias Of AID sscEtess, %
she plaza of b~Etsaing. eoEtaiztzg ens hasdzs1
and TIVE ty-n1ns and z-Ioo scrrs-
TERMs or hALK.-0as-so1rxh o. the PR
chAss 1oasy 10 &c b paid n eas6 AMI ths rzssans
il saaal psymsnfs e. ere AID two yezrss credit,
the Durek.ssr 4 viHg BIS - foT TIE 6essrrsA
. yusaEs, baaFfrg izs-Fsst ant wafvfux p IF
rem vNiuAxton tzwas saS Srcnr1Mw RI SAYS bg
me- xAxe ga Aid raAl ests q ..s~ss-.la
Yer rarFher part'e az a65rsss she anAsr.fxrs1
- - - -es-ys t1ctsa&
-rlet So NARY RECKER
ga Gtsn ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

FT AosaoE, March Rear Admiral
Porter arrived here yesterday and pro
eeeded 70 Washington. fsfr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

WAsEIssrox, March THE Senate
to-day confirmed The nomination Of
Hugh heCnlloch, As Secretary Of the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
EEBRUAEY z7rn. Issa.


- Tue = EaEgA EAU2-w Az
Ard row Il IL here ordered and directed 81
The Conmoa sCopBsiI q the City q EssBsriIis,
that The oEnsrs ~ al i5ts pzrts q lot front
leg or adjoining the southwest side q First
strssf between Let ard Pine strset 10 said city,
c4nss the sidewalks thsrson 70 r. bruEskt 70 The
proper grade, AID that tbey canss sids-Eaik Of
class 70. One 70 b aid down thereon within
thirty days from The publication Of tbs or1=f
A PFAFFLIs, Cisrx.
By A. N. AcGEryF, Deputy. ns 3
NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

9TE n MI1a "a.
I1HE ABOVE LINE on STEAMERS CON.
4 pietsd their organization this day By elect.
Ing the foiiowius gsntlsmsn Board Of Dirse.
tors for The ensuing year.
"a. welsh, 81 Louis; N. 3. hsphsm. s. L. ;
David White, n Holnes, -
y v Hutchinson, A" W. J. Leslie, -
II. l. Lee TT Perkins
Wa. HAiisaay, Cairo: J. d Hall, Evsnsvflls;
J b. Ford, Ses Albany J, " CAT, CiaeisBstl.
J. x. Bell, Loninsiils
At an slsetfou for ofassss IN. following saHtIs-
men we're ehoseat
DAVID WHITE, President.
GEORGE W BOYD, Aeting Superintendent
GEORGE W. BOYD seerstary.
The public are informed thar the fsilesinE
banned steamers c0mposs the Merchants and Pso-
pIs's Line, ssas q thea the aaest aud fastest
steamers on she Western waters. and Ia their ss-
lpotion we'll adapted 10 both high and los wAssr.
aud design 70 ofsf facilities shippers aud tess.
sisrs At al stages o. The river;
Magenta. Lady Gay.
Henry Amss. Brilliant.
Can Nonw&aish Magnelfa.
suitAna, Ind aaa,
hsnry Won Phui. St Charles.
Clara Dpissss Sc. Nicholas.
M. =. Mopham. 81. James,
Bart Abs. Wits clea4 Eo, Z.
Gladiator r T. McGFfi,
Paragon, Isnnis LsNia,
Isabella, Southwestern
II IL the design Of the managers o. the ahose
iina Of steamers have as ~ times boat ioadtng
NJ sa. Leafs, aad al potaks tha Dki. Eisas. lsr
Esw Orlsans aEa intermediate yolsfs
DAVID WHITE, PEST
BOYD 1 sYLyrsTFR.
fsbis HALL Kupp. Agssis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
NOTICE..

III Fa-7sE TsDEBTED TO ADGEsT Ellis
n for al zccozats sxesFt th0sa 81 tie Canal
EiIs, vii cone forth t7Dsoiztsly su1 ssttiss -
ssws fzrthsr costa bbT-<s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Dtarrhosa gnd DynsutsTrys--We have sx-
sminsd great number Of listers from some q
tue most prominent eitinsns Of CiBoihnsti aud
Cevisgton, ste, speaking In the highest tsrms Of
Dr. 5lrckland's Anti Cholera Mixsarr, for the
ears Of Diarrh@a aud Dys5atsrry. The isltsrs
are too long 10 publish. Mr. Woods, Of CoTluz-
ton, says be vas pronounced ineaEabIs ~ the
best doctors Ia Cincinnati, and enc bottle Of Dr.
striekland's Anti ChoIsFa Mixture sasetea pr.
mansnt cars, after suisring for nonths With she
rorst form Of Dlsrrhssa and Dyssntsrry. FOR
sale By Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

LIBERTY no. 2.

WIS. --.- n AsTk3,
Ed. JUDO "a,
WIN leass Evansville every Tuesday evening
after the arrival Of the train fFom the North.
Rssarsing, will lave Hsmphis every Friday
evening At clock, arriving Al aFsnsyilis Mon
day morning..
So f0r freight Or passage apply % board or 10
Gbe-N HALL A EuDD. and
cox HUAPHREf, Agents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
o. s. MARsHAL's SALE.
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEfyED
y al the aCounty Auditor's once untii March
nth, 1855, for the medical attendance at the
County AsJlnm and ocnnty Paupers, including
the medicines required VICTOR eIsCH.
fsbls ID Ccuaty A1dlnor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

KEv YoRK, March T.-Gold closed
tonight ~ / e7k 4 HEE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
JSo. A. WILLIAMSON.

" n lsavs EVANSVILLE for NEW ORLEANS
in sew days. Due notice vii - gIvsn a re
day Of her espartura
T LADY GAY hzs Just cen conplatsd A.
Cinein sti ex ense Of %, 600 ane is a
laodel Of marin. aschiteetnre Her cabins state
rooms and nur cries are nDns1Al large Ard fur
ished in the Eaost slskaet siyls- she has srrlnx
births and eurisd hair nzttrssses In even state
room. Forsp~~ comfort and szfAsy. the LADY
GAL has equal on the ohio or MisNiasippI
Rivers. Der table viii always Be supPltsd wish
tie hess the HArkst aasras nf.ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
To Consumutives.

Tbs advertiser. having bssa restored % bssifh
Ia few weeks By . very simple remedy sf-er
having suffered several y-srs from very severe
lang assction. end that dread disease = ConsEmp-
tlon. is anxious 70 maks ksown 70 bis fsilo~-
sufferers tbs means Of cure.
To all desire II be viii ssnd eopy Of the
prescription used free ef ebArgs1, With tks dirse-
tons for preparing Ssd u5iDg tbs same, which
they will fad e suTs cure for CcssUEyTi0S,
Asthma, Bronchitls, &c. The only OBJECT Of tie
advertiser IA ssading the prs ription s to beos-
at ths afflicted. aud spread informal on which b
eoneeivss to be insalaabIs. and he n pas every
sufferer will try bis remedy. as it wiIl coat them
aothiHg, d may prove hlsssiDE.
PARTIES wishing 20 uss the prescription EiIl
please addfos
REV. EDwAED wILsos,
WILLIAMSBURG,
Esbz4-2mu 4 fnaa C1aafx Esw York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

DIS EASES OF THE NERVOUS. sEMfEAL,
Urinary, and Sexual eysssms-nsw and reliable
srsatmsnt--in Reports # ths HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. sent By mall In sealed Esttsr savsl.
0pss, free q charge. Address Oh. J. sKILLTS
HOUGHT0H, Howard Association, No. soutb
Ninth strest. PhilAdslphiA, Pa
kprI'e4 dkS1ys
Why sabmit 70 the suffering attendant upon
diseases o. the bowels, whsn Dixen's Blackberry
CsruinatiVs eau b obsalRsd At say rsspseisbls
drug store. JanIs-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
Banking House,
s. E. Cor. Main & Water SITS.
rhis haak is nos epss aud prsparsa 10 do
General Banking Business

MONEY LnAEEn On tn most fAsoratis
tsFDs Espsuial iacilitlss 90ofdsa g. rsgaisF sos-
fauers ans dspssitsrs
auH~Cb ErT1ONN Tscalyea % tbs 9-a0 and
q ether aeFefnmsni hnaus
GOLDIsTEHEs On registered snd eou.
pen losas eoiiecsea "a biasrsl terms. ~ FfsHoy
sarous csshsd wien due, on pre- ntatiDa.
a. \. REVENUE STAMPS Tor sails ct
the regular dtsccns
GOVERNMENT sECuH TIES Of
every ssseEiptioa c0IS. snf EACftA Gas
all ths pslocipal si.ies II the luiisd state o
D. eight snd aeid
dOLLgCTI0ss msas throughout tbs
oeHbtrY a. rsssan hts rates
LleersA iusaoemsnfs ensrsa 20 DE posIr-
ofs, Ana sns attsnsioh ssfsa = fhsif aeon
ms1ztion.
egFtEEGas
WILLIAM y tNHYs Pfssidsats
SAMUEL OAR Woe President.
ROBERT n. EpBERFs. cashier.
s utRnErgtHt
VIZ LowaT. ~ka'L oHa D J uAUHFF, Gao
p. aupsFsTa, RanT x rusENnsss, sAHuEt Y
Aseaea naHsat & q ssazTs jsuzs n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

The most valuable remedy bsfeFs the pubiic
Sithous any exceptions IL Dixon's Blackberry
CarmlEaiiVs. IL always Effects . eurs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
CITY MOTT Es.

EEBRUAKT IRA, 1855.
oRDEH FoR A PLANK SIDE WALK.
And nov IL IL hsrsby orsersa snd dirsCtsa b.
sAa Couanssn Ooanei q The city Of Eyaanrt y,
hat tie o1nsrs q al iotF pa e Of 1T frout.
Ing % or sA,siaing The south side Of FosTth
strpsf, bssweea Fniton AFs1ns and p lfih AFeBns
Ia said city. Gauss tbs sidewalks thereon - b.
brought e ths propaF gr~dss and that hey cause
siss-v-fk q class ss. Two 70 b. laid dosa
fhegsou within tbirty days from the ubIieasion
Ct this Greer A PFAFFLIN. Clerk
b A. y. Ac9EITT, Dspuiy. ms-ss
Mach sth. Esa6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
PETROLEUM.
Mutual Benefit
PEAR OLEUM
Company.

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF The
STATE or NEW YORK
~spIa stock 100000 sharea. AZ
@s,so Per snare, 100000. 10000
-. or 100000. Reserved
Oesetogs ths Properly Of tie Ceupany;
rae Balance e b Applied - FkS
Purchase Of LaadS aad otksv
Ropert.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
GROCERIES.


CNRssH eGGS-5oo pozsn Fresh Eggs jest 70
Il oeived at
ELLIorTS FAMILY GROCERY.
EHoICE SwEgr PorAF lES--S5 e6I- ehTic.
- New Orleans S=eet Potatoes, lust received
per steamer 8rill ant, ser sale a.
ELLloTr'S FAMILY GROCERY.
CwEET oIDER-2 bbls choice Sweat cId@T -,
ELLIoTT's FAMILY sRocERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
Another Rebel iSasn ApproaehIng she
Altar

Major General Siekles left PAnAmA
t'F Bog on tire 2l'h. HHE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

The Mexican Legation in Washington
have received intelligence from Mexico that
Gen. Diaz, late Commanding General of
the Army of the East who was taken
prisoner by the French when Oazaca fell
and was kept in Puebla, under gaurd, as
prisoner of war, has succeeded in making
his escape from that city and rejoiuing the
Repubiican forces. At the date the letters
we're written. Diaz was in the State of Oazaca,
at the head 70 a respectable number of
troops.and preparing to assume the offensive.
The inhabitants Of La Sierra LOcanada, in
that State. were in arms against Mazimillian,
and General Diaz was organizing them into
rerimentsand brigades. Greatalarm is pre-
vaiIfng at the Imperial Court inconsequence,
as-Gen. Diaz Is recognized even by his enc
mics as the abIsst commander the Liberalists
have In Seacatres a number Of people had
been arrested on charge Of being engaged
in a conspiracy to overthrow the Imperial
authorities there. The inhabitants, on hear
inc report that the American army OF
observation on the Rio Graude had made a
hostile demonstration against the Imperialist
forces, had every preparation made to rise
en n,4ssc against the invaders.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

IHTEovElET--Asa an earnest of the sin
ccrity of our citizens to retrieve their fallen
fortunes, we would call particular attention
TO the promptncss with which many of our
oldest and best known business men have
been and are Juggling away at the wheel Of
commerce Bolivar ashort time a-o. could
not boast Of a single store that was capable
Of furnishing even the common necessaries
of life. Now there are a dozen OF more
dry goods and grocery establishments, all
under way and doing a driving trade The
civil courts have been established and peace
and tranquility, the consequences of indus
try and honorable employment, are expe-
rienced by all who dwell in this beautiful
little city. The doors of the Institutions
wherein the young idea Is taught how to
shoot, have been thrown open. and children
of all ages both male and female can be
daily seen traversing the streets on their
way to school The Male Academy Is presi-
ded over by Mr.. Hubbard, well known and
successful teacher, while the Female Acade-
my is conducted by that highly esteemed and
thoroughly efficient gentleman, Rev Mr.
Gray, who leaves nothing undonc that viii
add to the moral or intellectual attaiumeuts
Of the young ladies under his charge 1t Is
also our pleasing duty while speaking of
the schools of Bolivar, to refer to the iuve-
niles and what is being done for them
These little chubby, dimple-chinned pets of
the home circle are kindly cared for by a
most estimabie lady, who is every way quail
fed to instruct their minds. and pave the
way for q more extended acquaintance with
the science Of letters
It would be a Gods blessing If every part
of the State presented the same hopeful con
dition Of aflirs that Hardeman county does
Here we have no murders, nc thects. no for
geries. no mobs; but, on the contrary, all Is
industry and thrift TIE hare no ragrguts
here
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

Steamer Destroyed by Fue.-On the morn
ing of the 10th inst, at about 81 o'clock, as
the fine and commOdious steamer Brilliant
was leaving the whorfboat at New Madrid,
No, on the Mississippi river it was discov-
cred that she was on FIRE which originated
from the accidental bursting Of coal OIL
lamp. The flames badled all human efforts
and ragged with terrific fury until the boat
was consumed. The passengers, Of which
there were about one hundred succeeded in
reaching the shore together with the officers
and crew. No lives were lost For the
above facts we are indebted to our fellow
townsmen Dr. II. Black and Mr. Adams, Of
the firm Of Adams, Nelson d Co Of this
place, who were passengers on the Inflated
Brilliant We did not learn the valuation
of the boat and cargo, but suppose the Loss
to be heavy, as the Brilliant was a splendid
craft and heavily laden at the time Of the
accident
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

Solar EcHDse-T Thursday morning the sun
rose beautiful and bright, there was not a
cloud to be seen; these advantages gave our
citizens an excellent opportunity to observe
the annual eclipse of the sun which occurred
on that forenoon No other eclipse Of the
sun Will be visible in the United States until
August, 1867. Inls75 there viii be another,
and in the year 1900 regonorated Virginia
will be left in total darkness for the limited
period Of two hours and thirty-seven minutes.
An aunuIar Eclipse Is an eclipse ofthe sun
in which a spectator situatedin or near the
prolonged axis Of the Umb-a, sees the whole
Of the moon on the sun with a ring Of the
suns light around it
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

It's the duty of every man who wishes to
develop the resources of his country to pat
ronize home industry and home enterprise.
There is mol reason why the citizens of this
place and surrounding country should send
their orders to other points to be filed when
they can procure every article they need by
calling on those clever young gentlemen
DIessrs. War; & Rodgers, who have a sPlen-
did assortment of drE goods, hardware, gro
ceries, and in fact, almost every article that
can be thought Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

A HEAVY FrEL-Sam. Tate the well
known President of the NJ IL c. Railroad,
Geo. NJ Gill, and the verita0Ie Dan. Able
have ossociated themselves IN business at
No 27S Front street, Memphis, where they
can be found at all times surrounded by one
of the largest and best selected stocks of
groceries, plantation supplies, vines liquors,
and serars to be seen anywhere in the Mis-
sissippi valley. They buy and sell cotton
on the most liberal terms, and do a general
commission business also. Patronize Tate
Gil 81 Able
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

SuERwooD.-Ir is at all times gratifying to
a journalist to chronicle events that are
fraught with beneficial results no matter
what the oniuus may be Sherwood is
well versed in all the details that appertain
to his business, andqsence his motto, quick
sales and small profits" If you wish to do
a sure thing trade with him, he is up in the
market and down in the figures.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

RETURSED.-We saw our friend, Col NJ
T. Polk on the street yesterday, he having
just returned from a short business trip to
Memphis His face wears its us,laI ioviaI
smile, and he appears to be in excellent
health The Colonel has removed his office
to the rear of the office Of R. IT, Wood.
Esq, where his friends may find him during
business hours.
RETURNED Mr.. Adams, of the firm of
Adams, Nelson & Co., has returned from
the eastern cities, where he has been to
select another new and seasonabIe stock
of goods, in order to meet the demands of
the numerous customers who patrouiza the
splendid apporti0ned establishment Of which
he IS a member. Adams, Nelson e Co are
legitimate merchants, and are doinga thirty
ing business.
The Memphis Bulletin says on GOOD au-
th0ritv that Col NJ. G. Galloway viii res
urrect the Memphis Arglggch lie viii be
assisted by competent editorial corps. one
of whom viii be no less a parsonage than
Mr. John Malay, editor of the Metropolitan
Record Success to the enterprise and long
life and prosperity to the Colonel
In tie Traccs-CoI Leon Trousdale for
merIy of the Memphis AppeaL and Hon.
Rolf : saunders, have connected themselves
with the editorial department of the Mem
phis Commercials both of the gentlemen are
experienced journalists and finished writer's.
who viii add no little weight to any paper
with which they may be connected
L0utsrjUe Dem0cr0t-We welcome this
able and reliable journal to our nxch9n-e
list The Democrat Is one of the best pa
Pers printed any where on the banks of the
Ohio, and is an earnest defender of the con
stitution and the law
& O. ToTr Family, - Inv R,rL,,7 r-.1I
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

THET ARE he E!-The beautiful assort-
ment Of goods recently selected by friend
Hardy, Esq, have arrived and are offered
to the public at moderate prices. Call and
examine for yourself at southwest corner
Of the rurIic s7uare.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

WHEATON, who, by the way, is one of the
most experienced merchants in West Ten
nessee, Is prepared to fII orders from all
sections of the country at figures which defy
competition. If you want to replenish your
assortment of hats and caps, call on Whea-
ton. at No. 1919 Main st he has been in
Memphis for seventeen years, and has no
superiors in his line of business
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19

A Holy Family, by Raphael, we'll
known as the Garvagh Raphael, from its
having been owned by Lord Ga-vagh, has
been purchased for the National Gallery in
London for $4,000 It is painted on wood,
and its size is fourteen hv eleven inches
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-10-19
EegnI .Fdrcrftsclncllfs.

Notice.
Jesse B. Tr7uili7 Admr With the WIN ,1ueve5 of the
BE it remembered that this cause came on
for further hearing on this 4th duv of Oct0-
Der, 1865, before the W0rshipiul County
Court of Hardeman County, and appearing
to the Court that James Pirtle, one of the
defendants in this cause, is not a resident
citizen Of the State of Tennessee it is
therefore ordered and dccrced by this Court
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the BOLIVAR Bulletin. auewspaper
published in the town of Bolivar Uardeman
county, Tenn, for said nonresident James
PIrrle TO come forward on or before the third
day of the next term of this Court and plead,
answer or demur to the petition in this cause,
or the same VIII be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing ex par.e as To him
oc5-i+ J. b. HAEmss, elk.
Petition to Partition Land.
In the County Court IIa-Is-aa County. Tennessee
October Term l-65
E p NIsNell and wife. an4lose- Vs. Rs9jenfn Williams.
Fassuaa. and others
It appearing from the petition in this
cause that the said defendants are uou-resi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee. it Is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
BOLIVAR BULLETIN, for four consecutive
.
. their appearance in said cause. and plead.
answer, or demur 60 the same by or within
the first three days of the November term.
1863, of this Court, or the same viii be Ia
ken for confessed as to them. and set for
hearing eynarta ! B. II,RHISs CTk.
oe.5-it by p. CE,WF0ED. D. Cl.s
Petition 10 Sell Land for Division.
Ia the County Come O. Iarisnaa County Tennessee.
Jaserl1 b. kirkland j. D.. Cooper and wife, vs. John w
kirkland
In this cause It appearing from the petit
ton, which Is sworn To-. that defendants John
W. Kirkland, William Jones and wife Fanny,
and Martina Ann Kirkland, are nou-rcsideuts
of the State of Tennessee. it Is therefore or
/ dered that publication be made in the Boil
/ VAR BULLETIN, for four consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendants TO enter their APP
( pearanee in said cause and plead, answer,
J or demur to the same by or within the first
/ three days of the November term, 1850. of
/ this Court, or the same will be taken for
. confessed, and set for hearing gX parte as TO
them. D. B. HAuEIss. OK
oe5-ts BY r. c. CaAwEoEn. D. Cl.k-
Petition for Divorce.
/ In the Circuit Court Of Hardeman County,
Tennessee.
Loursi p CHorErH VS. JoH,s Y CBorEEE-
Il appearing the undersigned. Clerk Of the Circuit
I'm rfs cause -Frt 1r- fe aim Of ~ rStf.ir in H.
faa-s u5'P iGia-T az Che -5Pa1nt usual place Of abode
ground @ believe that he has beyond the limits
1t therefore ordered has Publsaon made in thg
said Defendant Ioan T. Croker w enter Hs arretrrrs
in the said cause, and plead answer, dsmur % the
Of said Court The petition in said viii be taken for
confessed and set for hearing sE Farte-