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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-25

A ucrToN NOTICE. -KRsEsr ROTH. AUcnoSEsn.-
and Il o,ss rs "o ~ ~
hoI rurniurs. hi. sf,ernoon y O'clock pre-
.ssn. osans ~ mssoo.n.
s"s ss ssa AZ .Ss @
BEAUTIFUL Parior su covered with the Richest description
% sassss ssss' %s.: All 1 Feat
ss"ssn s OF. q i 6n.l .s q st
S,a and Pier xvors black walnut Suits With hair
and Iurssas spring and MAR Hss,Sssss. sofa. and Roei
D.o. a ,s Ssha .nS sss men ws's csss a
pack Sal. i.a :sg s.s, 70. -
AuoIIoS scrTcs-sAMuEL WYNN 4 CO.. Ayc-
niurs Pisnefors ss.a%ry. rannss Bronss: a. pabie
soSs soas. ~ ws sa. The :,w i've s0 ssS
sinth avenues sAie commeneias At n o,csot. Drawing
E.ss.s. sse,s.iis Boo.sa.s fables Essosessr
Lace h.a Tsss. r. s.p :rn MI.
sroszs Cloct ssvrss cIos Vases rosewood fsnotcsss
sss wsraoss az .s . sSs Ts.ns W.
Tss ss S :s,s Ssrp ct. P R.s,s
s n Gina Dinner rs. 81. To- Ser
s or ~ \, s attendance pack
A SAMUEL WYNN. AucrioSEEs rus DAY. AT
black walnut Table. fancy c.ss Chair. c. s,,sf .a.e
.orment croekery, Range. Aarble ,ap Counter
by JAMES y. MILLER
s TUESDAY October 80.
On III. w.n... ., IN. "a. o Solomon uas., deceased
s,ss sSr sgSsE ~ Ear sse' hs.ss.
sss q. ss.ss s s e % s % a.
divided n parei- Of from three 10 thirty acres and
Maps and particulars At the ONCE.
CAMELIIA JArokIcAs At AUcrIoS--os FRIDAY,
I'm sc.h inst 4. ,o ~ q No scha .,ss the al.
other choice vsrsiies also aseocs assortment orssa
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POLITICAL.


ATA MEETING OF THE EAST RIVER INpEPEN-
IA dent Democratic Association. held nj Wood Smiths
Hotel 3t stanton street. the following olcers were unan
imouy elected for tho Wood, President John
Smith, Vice PRESIDENT Jeremiah Barter Secretary James
Corr Jr. Assistant Secretary; Michael smith, Treasurer
pscs the East river through There win be meetns 81
the above Association Friday evening October ~
bers requested to attend from each ward we viii
officers.
ATA MEETING OF THE FOLLOWING oRgASIzA.
~ ton.aMoysrt; New York Democratic, Democratic
Union and Empire Democratic Association. held at III Fast
Fourth street. Colonel william A. Lynch was nominated by
reclamation their candidate for Assembly In the Twelfth
Assembly district. PATRICK DALEY, Chairman.
EDWARD MoySIHAr. Secretary,
TTENTToN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ALL
coIors and with patriotic devices Circulars, Cards and
Ballots printed At the shortest notice the cheape1
rates. nj the HERALD JOB PRINTING AND ENGRAv,
ING EsTABLISMMENr corner Fulton and Nassau streea
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EDwARD scHENcK, AucTIoSEER.
ELEGANT TRorTING AND CoAcH HORSES.

EDWARD scHENCK. AUrrIoSEER
ELEaAsT TRorTiNa AND siy' c3acm ioRsHs.
III, ELEGAsT COUPE PARK pHAEros,
DOUBLE And SINGLE sfEiaHS. ROBES.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, BLANKETS. &C.
RSq aPE Il h's Ia I
O'Clock, al Mr.. Crrnan's stable
No. 1o5 West Thrift, fret street
the following valuable and well known Horsrs VIA
elegant span Of blood bay Coach Horse hands long s
perfectly sound and Kind six years old and tho
~ Trong Horsrs Dan Mace and Bliiy Button ~
hands sound and kind old. and rot IN 10
Roam Horse Steve Douglas. twelve years old rols In
Gray Florxe by Belfoundsr years old: hots Ia
BAY mare years old Of Lady Campbell: by New
Jersey, very handsome and fast
Elegant span dark brown Horses. 15 hands years
ODD sound and kind ot together better than three
\ Tlsgat Coupe, by Brewstcr A baldwin.
\ Elegant Park Phaeton by Parker.
h Elegant Dog Cart BY stivers Smith.
s liam, T To wsss1 By IA h, sSs e.
Il Negant Double alegh with half top
Hseant Portland Sleigh.
I s,veai sets Of Coaches and iish, Double Harness.
s. h. sets Of wo'f Robes Lap Robes Blankets Bells
Tn above he any time previous the
wiihyoom for eight horses and carriages
Sab peremptory rain shine Full description In
osaS, which can be had al the once q the Auc.ionesr
L1DvARD sCHRycK. ArcTToygER
sr xsmnE nNb sRors sxL dLo or
Comprsng about 90 of the nn~st
FRENCH CLOCKS.
The entire mpo,: ss,. 'h ss :sf1Ss q cry
ByRDwARD scHENCk, This Day 2tih int.
>, NJ ., the sas.room, 90 Liberty street Tho
Etch and every clock win bc warranted OF the finest
guilty and sracly AZ represented.
stsn,.on q the trade, - wen ~ private pAr.iss
The above are now on exhibition a the saissroom.
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G ENSENDERFER MINING CoMpANY.-TtIE TRUs.
- tees of the Scnsendrfer Mining Company have declared
dividend OF cent tho capta stock Tor the month
stockholders Of record OF that day Transfer books closed
from Oct. "a To Nov. z, ls<B
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FINAys..N L.

AN AssPssxKxr or sYa soiAD pHR FOOT HAS
"A been levied b. The ophir silver Aiming co4psny Of
Nevada payable fosh October
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~ COTTON. AucTIoHEER-LARoEs BALE oy NEW
~ and second hand Furniture, rrench plata Mirrors
.srlor saits Brocds and Lace Curtains, % % csrpe
Eltenson Tables, China and 0lass Ware BE-, b.
yay near FOURTH street the l.g.st amount o. mou.shod
svery kind and description of rich rayor Dining Room
room and Basement Furniture Hair Mattresses Beds PHI
bws Mirrors. Curtains and Cornces Bed Linens silver
plated Ware China snt Glass Ware Painnss Ciock Vases
ChAndsors, oiieloths. Mating Ae. A sale viii BE- sbso
ius, rain or shine.
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nExocRATIc AND NATIONAL UNION NOMINATION.
IL For Congress- Fifth district 7th 10TH 13sh aud Ilth
wards, NELSON TAYLOR.
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on THURSDAY Oct :. res o'cost :. the rssidsscs No 80
West Twenty second street, Tenth avenue
0EHTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ZINE OIL PAINTINGS. MfRRoRs &C.
The properly Of family breaking mp housekeeping
PARlDRs- vevet Carpets. rosewood Furniture IN suit
covrfsd IN siik brocste rosewood Esgsrs oval Nagsi
and Pier Mirrors. upright rosewood Piano. Paris
square do, by Fisher high tone.
D1NIN0 NOON In OAK. nrussels Csrpsi. Ac
BEDROOMS .sswooa ana mahogany Cottage rarsi
oil PAISffs6s.-AIsa % ans on Psln,irss Of The
ancient and modern schoos ~ which very
bis
Al.o copy Of Boydslss shsssps.. 9Th Plates and other
Booxa
AI.o Beddins. Poroslaln, ois.. and other Aiueiss.
Tull psytct.rs la cAt.loaus
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SALES AT AuorIox.
ITARTs WILKINS AuCrfosERp
III A.BIAkT HousEHOLD YURSfFUpv nruRoaa
CHANDELIERS, CARPErs 40


NCHANDELlEK5, CARPETS. 40, 40
octobrr "a IAA 81 O'Clock. 81 the private resldrnrs ~
streets. all the yasxani Furnltnrr Ac eontsinsd II -
house. consisting ~ part OF richly carved sbny ami :
iaorary suit ia mhcAfs sk rep. very ans Library se1
Csrs,asss seots. rssswoca sots, ana osa r-ps
.ss ea .Ss o.namsn s.p:sy REP. bns.ls 20
Tsnsn s.ss,ssa. psss nsrr.ss Ar,nolrs .a.s
sha nrussrs carpeta rich China. 0iasswarr, Ae
al me elegant Bronze ans Orgrou Chandesvs 60
el r.1 ~ permit on Wednesday, slh inst
oasAlossos At No Pine street
PAwSs s,siu. saLE-SRrs AND woxEwU
= Sosnua - FIELD. auctioneeT win shis dnv -
cocs ~ - .hatham street 100 lots
ns. henho ana other Dresses; Rruehs and Nb.~S
nomhAnh Shk ana Dress Goods Undertaking Bl.nt -
yun.A res'nrr BEDS hcdiing Roots shoes 40 A.
~ ion o. ncns siohing with which VIII cpU-
Well worth the attention deAloss Nv ordew
=. y. 4 y simpson, q Chatham sir.sl -
r. RoLLss AucrIosEER, WILL SELL oN
Ii. Friday. 81 ioH O'Clock at las Anbery .tf,n, M
Busgy WAaoa TO pay sspsnses, Ae.
WILLIAM AsBorr. AncIIosEEn-oyFicR NO -
Furniture Of family At No 40 Ea. For,y slyhA st-s~S
Fine Feather Beds Bcdsts~ds, Bureaus so,e. ni,r~~
Chairs Tables. "a, Ac
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NEW YORK. OCTOBER !, 1854. FINANCIAL AGENCY
~ OF the Republis Of Aeaico No. o. Hrosdway.
THIRTY MILLION MEXICAN LOAN
due this date, viii be paid In DID presentation NJ
Office. JOHN w. C0RLIES co.
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EEOkGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SECOND
Ma hand horsebon vurni'urs -rnis DAY, y iots
o'clock No 81 Liberty large sock Of hand
and Funiurs removed for convenisnos 81 e. IN.
oludinG ten Paior Suits Twelve Chamber Suits library
Dining Room Furniture Boob Csses Tsbles Lounges Side
boards, b. Catalogues ~ sale ~ B.-On Saturday
o'clock. Horsss. Carriages Ac.
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OFFICE or TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ holders Of tho Ohio and Mississippi r. H. Co. EAST

~ holders Of tho Ohio and Mississippi X. H. Go. East
ern Divson)
No 20 WALL srmrr NV yoRK. Sept. a. 1885.
EoTIrE.A special meeting OF the holders OF certificates
s. Wall street. New York Thursday the first day OF No
vembcr II adopt plan for the reorganization
OF the Ohio and Masisslppi Railroad Company.
To act upon this important question: the agreement nm
In interest Of the owners their legal representatives Of
preferred and Of unprefered certhcaes shall be
ent and voting For the purpose therefore Of nsuring
quorum certificate holders earnestly requested 10 have
transfers made In their and TO be IT the
meeting. either In person or by proxy.
The transfer books ~ the Trust VIII be closed tho
teenth Of October two O'Clock NJ and remain
closed un further notice. BY the Trustees
ALLAN CAMPBELL. Chairman.
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10000 TONS ).
OCTOBER 81 i1a

OCTOBER ", 1875
ksw YosK Oct ~ iru
Tho Delaware Lactswsnna and Western RAiirosd csaa-
pany with hold their fortythrd auction sale ~ cal
Wednesday, the sst day Of October irs al " oocs
AZ their saesroos 70 Fschnngc place corner ~ wlnsa
street New York Al which time they WITH sell. By Musna
JOHN n. DRAPER co, Anoobeers.
trWl TONS
Of fresh mined coal from inc fAetnwanns regons q -
usual slss deliverable 81 their depot EilxAbehIvr ~
during tho month Of November noxt.
sale JOHN RkTaBTN Presd~uI
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AnusrEss pgsx som sAi.E-es rlegpn H0LLA
~ 0sweft, $3.50 fns swfssi fgsa va ~AN& 49, -
80. Assy IS y ns* sv.sa ss.r - I. -
A AA0NtRtcEeT Asson1wr#r ~ NuWFh....Y
n fMf4tsNse foe exfs s4rsFtw N~fs Nff4 80 ~ 49,
ees g. vM rt.s~fsFs $3.50 sef - SO sst@~a -
rs1sp.Ex. Gkxssb<w ks4 fHMse& ftfE 1879 II
Glass s.lsss Wsra " ssas~sn $3.50 s"sF $40
sss~ss.
LrusxfrrRg oAsrxn sgyrt~a. ga&l5h ,t,~k
- 50 81 800 siss<a sssv n Cess raf~ssi ~sss
II ssss.y - ~ssaks ssssypz yf.f~ssA
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ArALsoHIcoL4, oe, OAR sar.s a 2 Adams. y,
Is!s aI,sss ts .,fss .s.f si''' - X
BOSTON, Oct xs-Air steamships China tBrl Hockie,
I've. lin Mary -aa saa Rp
sssa ~.e NELL sl,,las .es.hs ,Brl Power, g Jon.
Esw ors:s. srs ms,ssrs sr LsaoiSs s.ssas sh'
more a.rS.iI Dutch. Scoa6. ySsasipsi. chi: I.s
.sis r hssy as4 Gsa Sss,
fom shsids1.n gong sp me aaTbor 10 Tow q ssssm
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kn. sms Ss.rss.on sssnss.ss s :sssr.sa M
sson p. g o wiasa slsss dss CITY ., syan.
fsrl 90 bsrss Lime 10, ssr, ros xlsos NJ. ARAB. q
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sss M. sss % o.d ar srr.n ssrs n0
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9 i s.os.r ' s, st ss. s
fsy,or. Lowell Kyofs, schrs Harblnesr RIDER and VILLA
b.t Psi.adsIphia: " m fsomp.ou, iiawss hallmark
gALH e. aArr sehr Gen hows.a sS,.ssa ,,, No. va
xon, Eiss. Flanagan. PhIsdsiphs :.
o. , I.s s .sa J JESSE . sssrs
IpARfEn, 0s 90, Io--ln por sehrs Esng suu, sns
bioHfoS, Oct n-xn ,ehrs 9 Y Russell. Smith. n.i
lore. Alice Grace, Cichrst do. Sid srhFs senAio
Crane, kiissbcthpor. II lily, Stokes. Nfcrk -
GALsbsiUS. Oct BAR bArk NEVADA, FAlker, Lave
BoLMEe HOLE Got =. PN--Ar brr cc-uc-. p
1u. PniladeiphA for boston; John Ayiss. Ftil9rcos
- Iorumopth. schrs Bainbow, Pnibrook 60 for 6oue
- Essr smith. Eicksrson, uloucsstsf Tor NJ or
W7g EeaefenHs schre Massachusetts, Bengal, L. hWn
Ef3 wisA rlAss. Sargent Gertrude hsison' sss'
~, sAn-Arv brig ossrse L MsDoua,A Hss, Hsrsor
9!ou;ssszsi sssrs nssy }1th sd on ~.
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DULLgON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
ID or COLORADO
fnh dividend 81 Eve cent WI be paid Vovembe
instant stockholders ~ record ~ pA-shle
stock hot-rp OF Boston record nj ~ landau street. AID
New York record The once Of tho FARMERS Loan Ans
Trust Company. u Exchssgs plnos, !. ,h i,, s,,y
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RY JAMES y. MILLER.

(tAMELITA JAPOFICAs AT AUcTION--oN FRIDAY
~ soth Inst at lo< NJ, al No. John street the sal.
VIII include 500 hne Plants Of Camcla Candtissna aud
hnusn Plantk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
Sheriff sale.

By virtue Of sundry executions in my hand,
[ viii, on Monday the I'd day of July next,
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in the town Of Bolivar
Hardeman county, Tennessee, the following
lots In the town Of Grand Junction, in said
county, to-wit Blocks Al, ~, 43, II, y, %,
and lots I, ,, 3, 4, and Of block 10; lots l,
,. aud of block 5S; lots and of block
40, and that part Of lot Is, hlock 8, begin
ming at crossing of Monroe and Hardeman
streets and runs thence north 200 feet,
thence east to west boundary of said lot
thence south 200 feet to Monroe street, then
east 90 feet to the beginning also lots y
and Is of block 81, block p, lots no 4, s..
6 and Of block 9, and lot No 90 block 81.
Levied on as the property Of Josiah Deloach,
Two fifas in favor of J. j. Polk and one in
favor Of J. VI. Shepherd and against said
DeIoaeh May Dist 1866.
NAY 9s prs fee $50 ". W. 8IcCARLEY, Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

Circuit Court Of Hardeman Cornty, Tennessee.
E. A. Harris vs.. james simpson
The plaintiff having sued out an attachment
in debt before me against the defendant,
and it appearing that the defendants a non
resident Of the State, it is therefore ordered
by the undersigned Clerk of said Court that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN, (the last
publication to be at least one week before
the sitting Of our next Circuit Court) re-
curing the said defendant to appear-dt the
next term of our said Court, to be held at
the courthouse in the town Of Bolivar, on
the first Monday in July next and defend
this cause, otherwise the same VIII be pro
ceeded with exparte
May D. I555.-4t-S7 50 7. B. Mcdowell, Clerk.
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HOcUg .GNssiTs.
W. S. Brooks is the duly accred-
tied Agent for this Paper.

We append below the names Of the con
tributors to the monument to be erected to
the memory Of those gallant spirits who
lost their lives in defense of what they be-
lieved to be right-in the endeayor torescue
their country from the grasp Of tyranny and
oppression. Oar people are coming UP to
their duty in this regard with commendable
zeal, and we take pleasure in recording 50
gratifying a fact It speaks "like ANGELS
trumpot-tongued in their favor and i5 can
not but be a source OF qualification to every
one who has pride in Old Hardeman, to see
the liberality Of her citizens in the matter
under consideration Let the ball be kept
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Attachment in Debf

the Circuit Court Of Hlrdsman County. Tennessee.
Soushworth Nance c.. 4. Il, Grow.
The plaintiffs having sued out an attach
ment in debt before me against the defend
ant, and It appearing that said defendant is
q nonresident Of the State it is hereby or
dered By the undersigned, clerk Of said
court, that publication be made for four con
sacutive weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, the
last publication to be at least one week before
the sitting OF our next circuit court, requir-
ing said defendant 20 appear at the next term
Of our said court, to be held at the court
house. In the town Of Bolivar, on the fret
Monday In july next and defend this cause,
otherwise the same " Il be proceeded with
ez partee. i. Is. ACDowELL,
Afrn = 1875. sr1s~l Ffs-a5 CLzEE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

ENCOURAGING citizens Of our county
are beginning to appreciate our efforts to
build up first class paper in their midst.
The BULLETIN never was more Aourishing
and not a day passes by without our receiv~
ing substantial tokens Of the peoples APP
probations Of the course Of our paper. AS
an evidence Of what we have just stated, we
have added serenity flee names to our already
large subscription list during the present
week, and we have assurances from every
quarter that as soon as the mail routes are
opened throughout this and the adjoining
counties, our subscription viii be increased
to four times its present number. To US
this is a consoling reflection we appreciate
it. for it ia an unmistakable evidence that
our course as a journalist and our exertions
to please our patrons are approved by that
portion Of our danizens whose good opinion
is most to be coveted Merchants and
others will find it to their interest to adver-
tise in the BULLETIN, for it is seen Of men.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION We have
already given an abstract of the proceed
ings oCthis body, and now we have only to
refer to it in general terms. Our town was
graced with many pleasant visitors from
distance both male and female, but more
particular the latter. The sermons we heard
were characterized by much piety and learn
ing and the seed sown we doubt not fell
upon good ground that viii bring forth in
due season, a rich harvest of religious fer~
vor One Of the most intereeting features
connected with the Convention was the con-
cord of sweet sounds with which the choir
RECALLED and held captive the senses of the
congregation that daily assembled to hear
the story Of the Cross told in manner so
eloquent and agreeable by the ambassadors
Of peace. We have seldom heard the poe
try Of the Bible so well rendered, or voices
more attuned to harmony and melody, than
on that occasion. The accomplished leader
of the choir, assisted by the splendid vocalist
who presides over the choir of the Presby.
terrain church, performed their respective
parts in a lyle that carried delight to every
lover of the sublime and beautiful in sacred
music
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

The undersigned wishes to get the names
Of all Confederate soldies who were killed or
died in the service from this county. Com
handing officers Of companies, are particu-
larly requested to send in list of all such
from their companies. All those who have
lost friends will please send in the namse,
with full particulars as to when and where
they died or were killed, and to what com
pany and regiment they belonged.
Funds collected for the monument viii
be sent to me with the name Of subscriber
A. p. McNEAL, sec = Assn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
TnsoIvenf NOTICE.

Having this day suggested the Insolvency of
estate Of J. NJ. Grace deceased, to the clerk
Of the county court of Hardeman county, all
persons having claims against said estate,
are notified to file the same duly authentica-
ted according to law, with said clerk, on or
before the 10th day Of November, A. d.
1866, or they will be forever barred in law
and equity Persons owing the estate viii
paw the undersigned or J. 3 Faweett, his
agent JAMES J. GRACE,
Nav u 1850 If IS nj Aduinistrat5r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
Inthe Chaneery Court at Bolivar, Tenn

n. Jones Heirs q Nla. TlaIss7o, deed.
1t appearing in this cause from affidavit Of
complainant, and return Of sheriff Of Ruth
erford county, thar defendants ". Rails
ton and r. =. Ralston have removed from
their former place ofabode and are no longer
residents of the state of Tennessee, It Is
therefore ordered that said non resident de
PENDANTS enter their appearance in this
cause by the first Monday IN june next, and
plead, answer or denur to compliments
bill, or the same VIII Soc taken pro c0llfesso
as TO them and proceeded with eE parte
This, 23d day If April 1906
April cs~l ? $50 FRANCIS FENTREss, C. & II.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
Attachment in Debt.

The attachment in this case having been
levied on lands Of the defendant, it Is orr
dered that publication be made in the Boil
var Bulletin for four consecutive weeks, re-
curing the defendant Miles jackson to ap-
pear before me IN nay Office in the counting
room of Tipler IL Carson, in the town Of
Middleton, Hardeman county, Tennessee, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of June, 1865, and
defend this suit, or the same VIII be proceed
ed with, expartee as to him.
May 25 prs fee S. 1t A. II THORNTON J. P. of H. c.
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Tnsolgent IIotice.

The undersigned, administrator Of Jno r.
Price, deed, having this day suggested the
insolvency of said estate to the clerk Of the
county court of Hardeman county, notice IS
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same duly au-
thenticated with said clerk on or before the
10Th day of November, 1866 or they will be
forever barred both in law and equity.
G.. ri. BROGDON,
Nav u 7565. 4t A5m'r r Price deed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
EegaE .aarerLisememEs.
xnsoIvent Notice.

Having this day suggested the insolvency
of the estate Of W. +. Ayres, to the clerk Of
the county court of Hardeman county, all
persons having claims against his estate are
notified to file the same duly authenticated
according to law with said clerk, on or be
fore the 10th day Of November, 1866, or
they viii be barred in law and equity. Per-
sons owing the estate must settle promptly
with the undersigned. GROVES ROoE,
Nav r. 1866 If s. MI Administrator.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

Hsa- " music be the food of love, play
on and ifyou can't play, 90 and sec Katz-
enbach, and he will tell you how You can
play, He keeps constantly on hand every
thing pertaining to the music business, from
jewsharP to a church-organ. HIS place
is 81 Main street Memphis.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

81 For books, stationary, etc, we refer
our readers to the establishment of C. c.
Cleaves & Co. corner Second and Monroe
streets, Memphis. Experience in business
is the best recommendation that can be
given any firm, and no business house in
Memphis can boast of more Of that article
dian the house of Q. c. Cleaves q Go.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26

s4~ When in Memphis, should Won wish
to show your folks to home how well
you look, just drop in at Y Days Gallery,
No 338 Main street, and he'll fix it mp in
the most approved style-in fact they say
he can leave out all the wrinkles, gray hairs,
etc, and is perfectinga plan by which be
can make pretty pictures without pretty
subjects
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-26
InsoIvent notice.

The undersigned, administrator Of NJ II.
Lake, decd having suggested the iasolven-
cy Of said estate, on the It'll day Of May, A
d. 1866, to the clerk Of the county court Of
Uardeman county all persons having claims
against said estate VIII file them duly au-
thenticated according to law, on or before
the eth day Of November, 1866 or they viii
be forever barred in law and equity
DAVID T.. HAM.
Nav uf 81 AGm'r o l. H. LAX q.