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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-14
Respectfully,
HARDY HARRIS.
PefItion TO Sell Land for Division.

Holm r Berry ct ais vs. Mary E. Berry Louisa II. Berry
and Alexander R. Berry.
In the County Court Of Hardeman county
it appearing to the Undersigned, Clerk and
Master Of said Court from an affidavit which
is sworn to, that the defendants above named
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN for four con
secutive.weeks requiring said defendants to
enter their appearance IN said cause on or
before the first Monday Of September, 1866
and plead, answer or demur to said petition
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing exparte as to them. This 18th
July. 1866. J. b. HARRIS,
Iuiy ls-ft prs Zee ss Clerk and Master.
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Legal .adrerFjsensessEs.
Attachment Notice.

PB. Faison, vs.. Prince Hunt, (colored.)
Affidavit for attachment having been made
in this case in pursuance of section 1856, Of
the Code of Tennessee, and attachment hav-
ing been issued against the estate of Prince
Hunt, on the ground that he has absconded
or conceals himself so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him" 1t
is therefore ordered that said defendant en-
ter his appearance on or before the 28th day
of July, 1866, to plead, answer, or demur to
the said plaintiffs compliant or the same
will be taken for confessed and the case set
for hearing exparte, and that copy of this
order be published once week for four con
secutive weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
June 5, 1866 JAMES C. PREwITT,
July :, 1866. 1t prs fee sos J. P. of H. c.
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Attachment in Debt.

james A Cox vs. Miles Jackson
The defendant having been attached by his
property, and it appearing to me from the
affidavit of the plaintiff that he is a nom
resident Of the State, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the BOLIVAR
BULLETIN for four successive weeks re-
quiring said defendant to appear before
me at the counting room Of Tipler q Car
son in Middleton, Hardeman county, Ten
nessee, on Saturday the Dist day of July
A. D., 1866, and defend this action, OF
the same viii be proceeded with exparte
juuz5-ft-prs Zee s. a. H. THORNTON. J. p. H g.
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EnsOIvent Notice.

Having suggested to the Clerk of the County
Court of Hardeman County, Tenn, the in
solvency of the estate of John I. Jones,
dec'd notice is hereby given to those hold
ing claims against the same, to file them with
said Clerk properly authenticated, by the
9th day of December next for prorata dis
tribution June 9th 1866 a GRAIN,
June I6, It prs fee $50 Admir-.
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HnsOIvent Notice.

The undersigned having this day suggested
decd, all persons having claims against
his estate will file the same, duly authenti-
Gated, according to law, with the Clerk of
the County Court of Hardeman county, for
prorata allowance, on or before the 18th day
of December, 1866, or the same will be for
ever barred in law and equity. June Ia, 1866.
J. H. McCLELLoN & J. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Adm'rs Of B. Branche decd
June l6. At prs fee So
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THE Bulletin In a few weeks the first
volume Of the BOLIVAR BULLETIN viii be
brought to a close On the 18th Of. August
next the second volume viii begin, and we
hope, upder far more favorable circumstances
than those which surrounded us when we
first began the publication Of our little jour
nal. Then we were strangers in a strange
place, and comparatively, are so still yet
we know that our feeble efforts have not fall
len to the ground, and if the good people Of
Hardeman will still lend US their aid and en-
enlargement we may build little tower Of
strength yet Few country newspapers have
met with the success that the BULLETIN has
in SO short time, and certainly none should
be more appreciative Through the kind
ness extended our efforts, comes our sole
support We will not fag or faulter in the
discharge of our duty-but under any and
all circumstances do the best we can and
trust to the iberality of a generous and in
telligent people to forgive all our short
comings, if any there should be. 1t is de-
sirable that we commence the second volume
wish largely increased subscription list
In view Of this, several Of our friends in
different sections of the country, have kindly
volunteered to organize clubs for the BULLE-
TIN. We ask the people to subscribe, feel
ing confident that ample remuneration will
be given. Single subscription, $500 per
annum, in clubs of ten or more, $500 each
per annum; in advance. Every manin the
county should take the paper; it is the me-
dunn through which the Courts make their
demands known, and it furnishes to its read
ers all of the important news Of the day. Fill
up the club lists and thus assist us in main
tanning useful institution The course of
the BULLETIN will be the same as heretofore
-independentin all things-neutral in moth
ing
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InsoIyenf Notice.

Having this day suggested to the Clerk
Of the County Court the insolvency Of
the estate Of Joseph R. Hamilton, decd, all
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
the County Court duly authenticated accord
ing to law by the 9Th day Of January, 1867,
or said claims viii be forever barred in law
and equity JESSE NJ SHIvERs. Admir-
Juiy7 1855 q Pr fee SIS
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nsOIvenf Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of John c.
Boyd, decd, having been this day suggested
by me to the County Court Clerk of Hardeman
county, Tenn, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said estate to
file the same with said Clerk on or before
the 18th day of December, 1866, proven as
the law directs or they viii be forever barred
in law and equity June llth 1866.
June l6, At prs tee Sc. HUGH HARKTss, Admir-.
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nsoIVenf NOffce.

Having this 9th day of June, 1866. sugges-
ted the insolvency of the estate of K. w.
Smith, decd, to the County Court Clerk Of
Hardeman county, Tennessee, Notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file them with said Clerk
on or before the 9th of December, 1866,
duly pTObated as the law requires for prorata
distribution, or they viii be forevar barred
in law and equity This 9th June 1866
June 30, 4t prs fee So r. T. SMITH, Admir-
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HnsOIvent Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of VIM. H.
Crews having been suggested to the Clerk
of the County Court of Hardeman County,
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file the same, duly au-
thenticated, with the said Clerk, by the LIST
day of October next or they will be barred.
June lth 1866. JESSE B. FRANKLIN,
June I6 At prs fee S.. Admir- de bonis
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REFREsHING-During the heated term
cool, refreshing draughts are almost indis-
pensible therefore, we call attention to the
many claims of the great Belle Memphis
Saloon, IA Adams street, opposite the Wor>
sham House, Memphis. The polite and en-
tertaining Il. a. Wolf presides, and never
fails to quench the thirst of those who call
upon him.
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Seedless PeacHes.-To make peaches grow
without stones, an agriculturist who has
tried it with success says A" Turn the top
of the tree down, cut or the ends stick them
into the ground, and flsten so with stakes.
In year or two the tops viii take root. and
when well rooted, cut the branches connect
ing these reversed and rooted branches
with the tree proper, and this reversed peach
tree viii produce fine peaches without
stones The same experiment may he tried
with plums. cherries and currants
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Having this day suggested to the County
Court Clerk the insolvency Of the estate Of
John r. Fentress, decd, all persons having
claims against said estate viii file the same
duly authenticated with the County Court
Clerk on or before the 9TH day Of January,
1867, OF they viii be forever barred both IN
law and equity This 18th day of July, 1866.
iulyIS-f FRANCIS TEETR Ess. Adas'r.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

Il has been insinuated that Mr.. A. Moore
and myself, Of the irm of Harris, Moore q
Co. were interested IN the nOn-payment of
the debts of the firm. would earnestly ask
that no such bold assertions be made unless
parties are better acquainted with the af-
fairs and dissolution of the partnership. And
those who have already been bold enough to
use such language, / denounce as base liars
and slandeTeTs.
Respectfully,
HARDY HARRIS
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.CRoPs.-No one could desire more de-
lightful weather than that which we are
now enjoying. The late drenching rain
with which this section was blessed has
caused the cotton and corn fields to present
adecidedly healthy appearance, and planters
are now confident, in a great majority of
eases, Of making more cotton than was an
ticipated few weeks since: Corn has i'm
proved wonderfully, and bespeaks an average
Weld
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ST. James Church, BoIivar. Len.

N C. r. R.-Trains going north pass here
at y 81, and make close connection at
jackson with cars on the Mobile q Ohio road
Trains going south pass here at D Pm
at the junction close connection is made
with passenger and freight trains on the
southern division Of the road that 90 through
TO Canton, and there connect with trains
to and from New Orleans direct Time
from Bolivar to New Orleans 80 hours.
Connection is also made with trains on the
Memphis and Charleston road running cast
and west Of the junction.
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We are requested by Mr. John B. Rufin,
Commissioner of Registration for Hardeman
county, to say thathe has received the books,
blanks, etc, for the proper administration of
the duties of his Office, which he has opened
at the Court room, where he respectfully
calls upon every citizen Of the county, who
feels himself properly qualified for registra.
ton, to come forward without delay, and
procure the necessary documents.
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GONE NoRTH.-A pleasure party, repre-
senting largely the wealth, beauty and in
telligenee of old Hardeman left our quiet
little city last Tuesday on tour to the North
ern Lakes and Eastern cities. May they
be blest with as good health abroad as they
have enioved at home.
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UNFoRTUNArE AFFAIR Last Sunday most
unfortunate affair transpired at Grand juno
ton, in this county. A Mr.. Wood who keeps
grocery and drinking saloon at the june
ton, became involved in difficulty with his
bar-keeper, and in the course Of the difficulty
drew a pistol Woods wife, being present,
interfered, and caught hold of the weapon !;
in the scutfle it was discharged, the ball first
passing through her husbands hand and
then into and entirely through her own
heart. The remains of the unfortunate lady
was taken to Memphis for interment
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FRUIT -Throughout this county an album
dance of fruit will be grown. The apple,
peach and pear trees are bending beneath
their delicious burdens; even now, many
of our citizens are boasting of their ripe
apples and peaches
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FoUvD.-The body of Elisha Morgan VIII o
was drowned in the Hatchie river last
"Wednesday week. rose to the surface, and
was found lodged against a raft few hum
dred yards below the deep hole in which it
sunk. Coroner Grove as soon as notified,
repaired to the spot and, after dragging the
body ashore, empanneled jury and held an
verdict" accidentally drowned" The body
was then taken in charge by the mourning
relatives and decently inferred.
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FINE VEGETABLEs.-R. L. Lightfoot, Esq,
will please accept the thanks Of Quart "
and all the little dittoes for basket full of
choice vegetables-the finest of the season.
We appreciate the beautiful and good, and
have just made a mark on our old log book
that never can be efaced. The basket con-
tanned whitehead cabbage, ripe tomatoes,
mammoth potatoes, green corn, and cucum-
bers, one Of which latter, had gone and
doubled itself just as we hope that " Bob
will do in all he undertakes
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Ripe water-mellons
were on sale in our town last Saturday.
They were grown on the farm of gentle
man who resides short distance east of
Statler's ferry.
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BAvARIAE BITTERs.-N & J..HoFheimer
d Co., ZIG Front street. Memphis, can sup
ply you with the celebrated Bavarian Bitters
They deal in staple and fancy groceries,
also
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SHADoWs-Professor Y. Day, at his Art
Gallery, corner of Union and Main streets,
Memphis, can furnish you with any kind of
picture that may be desired He has no
superior in his profession His prices are
low and uniform
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ToBAooo.-For fine Virginia natural Ieat
chewing tobacco, call on Fleming, Ussery
Co., Pitser MiIler's old stand.
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T. KATzENBAoH.-See this gentleman's card.
His rooms are at 317 Main street, Memphis,
where musical instruments of all kinds can
be bad at manufacturers prices. He has
all of the latest sheet music, instruction
books. etc
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SINGULAR John Kenny, last Wednes-
day, showed US n worm, of a pale pink
color, twenty-five inches in length, and one
twentieth Of an inch in diameter, that he
found in the branch which leads from the
LANYARD spring
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Bleaehed Domestic 20, 25, 80 and IS cents
at Elson & Cos.
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BARGAINS Those who desire to purchase
dry goods at greatly reduced figures, should
call on L. c. EIson & Co, south side of the
public square. They are Offering induce
ments nall kinds of summer dress goods,
both for ladies' and gentlemen's wear.
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LIQUoRs.-Jerome Hill has a full line Of
excellent liquors and wines. which he viii
sell low
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Linen Coats and Pants at greatly reduced
prices, at Elson & Co.'S.
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PUBLIC WELL-W orkmen are now en-
gagged in cleaning out and repairing the
we'll in the court house yard. So we are
to have good water convenient, and in album
dauce
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Ho, For HOLLY .SPRINGs Those of our
citizens who propose attending the tourna-
ment at Holly Springs on the 18th and 18th
Of the present month, should bear in mind
that the fare, by railroad is only half price
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One of our countrymen, travelling in Eu-
rope, was asked by foreigner if he had
not recently crossed the Alps. Wall, -
said the Yankee, " now you call my atten-
ton to the fact, remember did pass some
risin ground
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Fine Ladies Shoes for $3.50 per pair a
Blson & Cos.
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Ladies Linen handkerchiefs at $3.50 per
dozen at Elson q Co.'S
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Ladies viii do well to call on Elson & Co
If they wish bargains in dress goods.
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A full line Of Gents furnishing goods at
remarkably low prices at Elson d Co.'S.
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Fine black cloth coats at SI40O at L. C.
Elson & Cos.
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GO FOR IT. Whenyou are in Memphis,
call at 444 Main street, and get a supply of
the best fever and ague medicine ever pre-
pared. DIR. Creighton's Chill King has no
equal. It has been tried time and again,
and has never been found wanting. Try it.
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Great bargains can be had by calling at
Elson & Co.'S.
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Personal. Last Monday week we bad
a call from Mr. Joseph Willis Esq, OF Mem
phis, and were pleased 70 sec him looking
hail and hearty
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Linen Vests for $3.50 at Elson & Co.'S.

MILLER, JONES & Co.-No. 322 Front st.,
Memphis, is where this firm is located Our
former fellow-citizen, Tom. B. Adams, is
member of the firm, and will take great
pleasure in giving his personal attention to
all orders. Miller, Jones & Co. do a gene
raj grocery business, and keep large and
fresh supplies Of plantation necessities al
ways on hand They buy and sell cotton on
the most favorable terms
Irish Linen so cents per yard at L. c.
Elson & Cos.
BLOOD & Co.-This house can properly be
classed among the mammoth institutions of
Memphis They are direct importers, and
wholesale and retail dealers in tin-ware,
sheet-iron ware, oils, zinc, lead, Ianters, etc.
Their business is so large and extensive that
I it is necessary for them to occupy two houses
one at 36l Main street, the other at 40
and 4O2 Monroe street They are liberal
dealers.
Ladies fine hemstitched handkercheifs
331 cts. each at Elson & Co.'S
CHoATE & Cove refer our readers to
the house of Choate & Co, 232 Front street,
dealers in hardware, stoves, plows, tin and
copper-ware, tin plate, etc, Memphis, Tenn.
II. II. Choate and J NJ. Easterly are favora-
bly, known to the public.
/ Silk Cloaks and Basquines at less than the
/ cost of the silk alone at Elson & Cos.
| o. o. s. B.-For imparting healthy tone
to the stomach use Our Own Southern Bit
tiers, for they are manufactured expressly for
Southern consumption, and are every way
1 preferable to oil others now in use. This
most celebrated tonic was extensively used
in the Confederate armies, and has been en-
dorsed time and again by the best physicians
in the land. c. H. Gilbert & Co, proprie-
tors, Memphis, to whom all orders should be
addressed
I Spring Silks at greatly reduced prices at
Elson & Co.'S
One of our countrymen, travelling in Eu-
rope, was asked by foreigner if he bad
not recently crossed the Alps. Wall,
said the Yankee, now you call my atten-
ton to the fact, l remember l did pass some
risin ground
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swisses 80, 40 and so cents per yard at
EIson & Co.'S
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Rev Messrs. shelton and Miller, of the
Baptist denomination win hold a proracted
meeting in this place, commencing on Sun
day Odd Of July, 1866.
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Silk Cloaks and Basquines at less than the
cost of the silk alone at Elson & Co.'S.
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Ladies fine hemstitched handkercheifs
331 cts. each at Elson & Co.'S
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American Lawns 30 cents per yard at
Elson q Co.'S.
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Linen Lawns 40 50 and SO cents at L c.
Elson & Co.'S.
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Spring Silks at greatly reduced prices at
Elson & Cos.
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c. S. RoBERTsox, Secretary.
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Irish Linen, so cents per yard at L. c.
Elson q Co.'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

tors and Representatives in the Hall Saturday
evening at ~ O'Clock.
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INDIAN DEPRBDATiONs.
APPREHENSION OP TROUBLE or THE MAIL EoUrs AND
IN THE MINING RgGIoys-ISDiANs on THE WAR
ApATg.

APPREHENSION oP TROUBLE or THE MAIL EoUrS AND
IN THs MINING RgGIoys-ISDiANs on THE WAR
sPATH.
Special Dispatch to The y Y. Tribune
LsAvEswoRrH Kansas Friday. Jolly l3 1896 .
Reports Just received from Denver and the gold re-
ous say that the Gppehenons are felt there and
mon the GREAT Overland the Indian bands assembled
at Fort Laramie at peace treaty have taken the war path
All reports agree band OF COO Sioux were IN the vicinity 81
Mcpherson and had passed wearmed and with Inty
OF ammunition which they obtained wh at the Peace couS-
Gil At Fort Laramie upon the Little Bre River 200 miles
west of this place band Of Cheennes have been numbering
settlers setting fire to their houses stealing and rcnnDson
their cattle.
The inhabitants are abandoning their homes and crops and
are moving 10 the river settlements The whole region DO
tween the Kansas and Platte with hostile bands
who are now assuming offensive Another large party OF
Sioux have made their appearance above Cottonwood The
number IN the bands the rampage estimated t
Council Laramie having gathered them all 30 ~
TO perfect their plans Depredaons have already com
nenced Bands Of Sioux and Cheyennes have aaesed and
killed whites on the plains their return from Laramie
Usless large force Is at the frontier there will
be vast amount of suffering and many lives lost Tbs dane~
is great and excitement among the frontier
people.
The remains Of Gen. Lane late United States Senator vero
taken TO Lawrence He will be buried on Sunday,
July Is The Mayor issued proclamation calling upon e
Gems to close their places Of business between the hours OF
and 10 O. ~ The funeral corege q very small one.
The weather is intensely warm. Thermometer 81 9a &C. 20
and 80 in the shade.