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&c GtlbeB Syieber.
1856

1855 betlte Rapwap'S Nea6b &tltcf
Tauienb. een an, 9tIbeu aieber Sarniele'lseenosn-
I'm bisler iurbtpsreu SeuGe ppr;nbtu9en. le9le Or.
fr,b. 9. Sage In Ditiniiippi ben MseSb'nal. SeeoTeen
Ter ilellb,r 5taateu Ietltsn @s6raub arsclcserttttbft
ans 5tr, pn1 emrfabt es 5Hcatlt4 ais cas- iiRerae
EtutmilicI auf benz grbtaEe,
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lheRF@aH sleams' GgpreR.
Kpntsaante

9Ontsagnte
bat wet tdsttdeatxtea mad benz Q >
TN Anid,IuHe
at 4sutburs unb 8iGmcnb
an bic iIbit6e @rpteb .eomra8Ntt
ei,tsc id,tst. Gei5er. 9D.ribia ben u. Hautmannss :Ll
isesr Srt pcrpea i&nea, prp~Pt lnS iihsr bsfst-
bert.
fiblldtn Stn1ttt.
gHcscu 5radt nnb fsuitlser as4tanft trsnbs man
fb ae@ uniersri t cn,plctre IN
Hr. 1914, RaittrpreHr., rnb
@r. 22f II. 22g, Slh.9pDerofr.
(2ss-) Iea'mA' arpres & IN , a Q mir.
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Das neltbe.thmte wistliA adte
Er. NS htts'& II ;p offer,

bpH Ernl!9ost &brbdrbt n Nst-EEtlo TT
Rtiiti53tH.
ut ieb.nt GeidiftsTcEre. GeIebrter, gtr.au.geau1s
ten, 6ompcnipsn, 5inT!ler unb auG @sIden, ipsit's
bel bel Eld,i uno Seuer %arteiteu, anb Damtii,. Et!tt
fh bic! nit 9eisn unb ftiueE gtbeitea beidafii8sa,
~cringenb jt e%ntpfebler. inbsm &c bel %tresten aiisen
bic ~seettait glldii@ Ipiceer teriteat, ettaIt. ltGrit
ule Dor Grbltnetn i6Gst,
9aulcrce BON Sob etssbsnssd 8rieten lnb atteiten
us aEtn Ws9eueea hsr gBsit lprtten iibet ben auber'
roeu;Iia gladliGsn srfris. Htaenn IS eeuts. ~
5atlNs Gtsnttt, Sentih,
hlcranbria, Be-
teneta'-astnt fir gang Wrtsrifa.
Sn Baltimore gu BADEN bel q. 9tnHtnsbau-
fen, enchanting, SST ". sRrait'tr., icpIs Ia
ben haurtiidlI d,itsn asptheten
SIN GipBer lei Il. . pssIer s. g b, ylt.
Gnp-giberipIir.
ganatassntur fir BEN Gilritt Columbia:
Eel =. s.. &brtfiant, Nr. 502. 0. Gt., d Gr.
az Tcnrfcfn. ycrrus tGr,i0-p
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d arDner's Dptel.
AZ, @ e.oufh. e<tohsfr

4u teoer 1asesI.it marine II. 'olte Sreieu a Is
O. IT'S, - g,ne eide Guswabt ber better 0eint rtr
caoppsn aIaiGs. 10 Sts Sisbc, pro @aunn, uac
ba'm SaF. tStrRe-l
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Ne. E5inrfair 1 pnIu.,

Jt. glnciatr 4 0pnIp.,
Tatritartsu con sterserSthlbai.en II. VIC.
fdt;ntu, Sit5tcr hid %tnlppcteure non @aG'
ten, II. tetbsS dmers;cr. EGnMpflaG3ta
u. I. no.,
1mte alsiui9e assute, In sf. iabIttssp Staatss
fir eie
,sIfoG!tss"s sAfaHstaetssefeHIe
GalEetbes II. ARaSgtafHaae.
STR Iersen bt, auimsriiam'e.t rnt 7anbfrrtben
G, bteie nit gtedt bertbute uiaurr;rgefrRte Mia-
td,iue. gs 1T bic bette I'M @sBraudlt tesr olits Salb-
rcsbsn. Ntaftine. mas atarft, GtnfaGtett II. 9autr.
b~aiitststt artcirttft, piro gs sos ieta.r 3aidins
bsrislten RIaie in eism 2aEes Sbertroh
fsE
sud tassx str fets auf aes,r; ben sl'anmens:-
testeu tteraeu z d, nitter NIT Sslbhbartet;
pferte.Sarttn enf Gtasern; Seu.Drfb"
st9cu; sBatsens StnpHler peer H9@a
ieicr; OretGs u. &etnt
t3tnsF, bon VierSer in S~eipe0tns geIest; Dtttu'
II. ptrs4 a nj l. ID 9 ,9tasni &itss
n. z eiE-Rablen eta-Srs
. atIeHt@ptnSe MatteE "Srtb
ftebe; aiBeHsNtltt COINS ANN Sses1
mi, nab etnt UMasp-BerriG,ass; lteiameH
: ammltr SsItaushrttttr eseie!s
jHntt,is, iutt;rftnttet. ". Ratlnaits men; titIRt
Selcsaiien: Sr0tlunpen $ !Sstertztr elaniatexH
srie:mllter; !3uicrrobr-ss sbler y. 8~tr6anytt;
e,siads Gltphtss; sgsen; auittsatsre1. gIstsse
FER akitBe n. Wlelatre1 u. I. 10.
mir ea(antircr, Sas sic ruiert arr'ssl tut a33rir'e'
henbcit ansteleu,
u. stxtIetr S q 0 m g.,
t162-i Rr. 81. Rlabtar., Eaii'Aiers, pSs.
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AHA AAli.stk

Eeltt move, HstI plV
utt II. u elhcr.
DE Scebcals z9irano'ss c 'ehbNbr u Sipiidsn rSFtse
gicu.b uns QReIoen il6fret.
DIR rtue IT. eItsau'e Danofsr rSti ." Capt.
Gee. 80. GtuFtq. Mhs Str btlistti Cs ser ~ St'
t e.. SAT-. 9aftt5 Gsnnsr,, tsE Ger alter vat
2iut., iabren ieet tiBli6 (SsaTtaSs 'us8tlcmn'sl
irpiihca golttusie II. Srrtsmou!t I'M aniblull; az
Bic ,p(dttac Jtolte nos benz Suoen.
Grn alien G,6ns.r+slr sarte eraud,en mir nl@' sfs
ferSers ali rerild, ~, taf t!;iG ate belcb!e Geutt ~
burd Wldiltt ali bic seau,rI,&ts tie! her g%aiia9tere
uao burN 9ctt- Il. 8tlbetirarntb Don
icI6f e%mpfi,blt. Gtne5 ttrtr 8pele OcLldBt is9lld' =
G~cnntaSs ouS2eremnsn - tbrt aRetfte q III SMBe
esuntsn-Dsds RAD ttt&0s 1f5NbF
pns fsbrt mad, sr isNuua Men OF, g%torioit tiue
gpttsnputD, ne pit5o0ie ed btr-S cabrare. 9tosusie-
saBa" ned Sutto!f Slsarpdter, @bespn Blpnlontb'
Wrieen, SReIetsb, GsleSbcrs', Sembsth, Beaufort,
sDllntiu Son unb alien puSttsn tn Sassn ar'@lts'
Sen.
GitS 9etnt IL. u d. NJ Q n : an topte bat
Samsfer nGcIus" itt,n Dtrutue p'iitlrcs II. Sr'ts
tas frnb mas Gk.rrpftsue II bsr tsfiein Sbere osh
Wlr8initi1 uno Disntass. DcrHst ftass u. S%anfoJs
radS ben Counties giattbslrs II. @lsreefer nno mad
Ycr!tcpn. a.,
6T,rn IiutsrIdaL.
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McpKc X 1auabeD,
snrpsrtture BON i,Ne 6naress Sincler nit atntnstfss
fa. fleiberbdnbIer iab Sbntiber. frpif nit 4erren-
@srbsrobs. Grftein (Surnibins eopts) u. 81.
H2-l 9tr. o, Cubs 9batIeshfaee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-10

Icucr= &ertdierHng.
Die ,,af;pciirte sStrcmrn' 8 eJnfus
rance Geaeaenie SDn SGltts
more,
ssr. A. guutjfs.,
9e9endber benz 30 u "-9ebduoc
Sn ,splse bet Mtrtamteit oes Darnpt- 6euerzEesat"
tenetis erreuernsu. Geben MIR Der Itberith9s- gplIcen
,u ben ~biutsitcn plimturl. 0taien aus. Spitt, ott
gpcbnbduler. DtStein coer trGelo ctns Nrt bon StltF'
tbltir fur elm pher iebsn Sabre gu c%sriitletn plniGeE,
Inb stngeiaSer, DoriufprcGen mo bic r~toujt'te pltlS-
Lite III cranlniren Htue VeripHf psiotI, mte lrIier
'FRONT.' u. tn ii6sraler Ieie be!ablt.
d retterent -
sDnt u Sad Samuel Girti
sasn 9s' gss.,,.. S ,,pSSsis S sgrn.,
5anes 9ettg Sdmss Doins
fancaittr Dub Ironctb u Dttuct.
Mcab Nalter Sanlfs y Scor9e len
RtGarb 6 Meaioa Hamcsa srNse
Scbn 3utetart, setr. tSuItI,l2ND
Gie ), N,;arptane Sire Stiuranee
@ompany opn SattimSre'
Bot tbt Bureau r~crlauit8 Hah her
gtprbneit.Gde BON Secpneftr. u. 2rtpps
iett's MIep,
htGt rehen beul neYen WdrinorsScsduee, Der ppt!
perleat.
Sicie Gsmra9rtc teist en teSeutrrses eapstaI,
reriidsrt ale Scrttn Gi1entbuul tn Der staet u. ant
benz Ganbe, pcraicinrirt EatfniannSBlttt u. !. !. ant
elm fahr ctsr ~tIltStre iSrtit gu 8init!sen Seotn8uraeit
Enc ,ieut All s~aertausen tnmerwabrenb i'll
ti8eypl Ten aus,
abpS. Is. .Ssmttetpn. ptdI.
Dtrettprtum:
gbarIes N 2crb gb ID Ncbtnicn
Sra 6 Ganiielb : 9 @arrp
ebarIeS 3 Baker allen VI Chapman
Gps Campbell Spb Steimonn
4 4 oombletpu COB u SotentDuer
5uah u Gcpper Carl GpiIier
(3!-) 9pieeh &. Wtlnpr, GER.
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CINE rseue GsuIf3iTs
pter
Etnterfft6, > SiGb MGfdttne

UUN INFNTFDfW HUNT NNWNII
RAID, IrsS ae9cnb uno b%auerbaft.
FIT. 1. VT. l.
Die au,mtrt'amre|t bon 9 dnstbtrn, sIe
her-, 9 @u6- II. SttefcGe j abrtta n
tie II. q utften-a M fpuserI unc autern
bic cine rald,s, Ieidtr II. %bauerbait arbrtteuoe
6iutsritih 6 SItmaIhine
braudeu. ltntsn mir auf ciee ncueae Grfdeinuns ant
hem R6bmait tren.tBettete.
Die Sri. l Ndbmalhtne fur Gabrtfanttn
1T bon befcnbsrer @r6ee, iehr tart II. irtitis, ietd:
III baaobabsn, w,nig @erduid, madenS; fir iebe ar
slaDrret - pom ti.tin'ten 9aiture bic gum tiiter
9eoer - eiraer,di G. unb NIT taurlupasrert, Iinrts
nsm II. ,e,bsn,m 6ah.n GielH gut a%rbeit.no. SbfbDr
felt 6ur!em I'm Y,artt', iino bisieilieibineu bsreit.
N srpNer Cab bet 5arri,antin in, 9anien aente. i'm
&eSrau&e une SeS:tmern IA nit iSnea aasnssnsat
i~ufriebea.
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4eunriGf,

Stutlttt4
Infer Ra'ttuta NIB Der Sfaitcr bateu 9eite Sbr,
VI. | Mai1iue aui orri9!ebeuen Stciien - pos
fGmtghen geittrrtseer unb fsirfen Saitertude II
Gettuns bis gum bfinnEen ~eemeb!,n 8an!ers -a cbn.
bic S2ornur,5 Iu perdnoerr, 9rlroli3 prpbirt II. 9t.
priit, lnb mir itneen, eab fe auf aU Stpf.
fem etnen cplltD III III eren . ii d mdd)i.
Sd BIN GletSerbdnSler u.,Sabrltani, babe bic Sirs,r'.
Iht II. anbere Maittnen SABRE lang rrobirt un6 ers
Hare pbue gtttnfeu Sbre Ttr. l Sdiii. Niaibitt fI,
~ ettaus bic Be I { BON allen, bic lptr gebraiht.
WiIItam 2pd, 8ltiber=5ino,sr u.s lbriiant, SIR.
121, eafsiir, Gbtcagc, Sa.; ben IL. gu 1866.
Sd babe .Sbre gr. / MtaFhire bet perf%iebcrsut
GGnbipttt i~ptaiiItis II. 9rinolih protirt uuo ertldc,
te pbis 3autetn fir cine febr eprbhsIt6s
s!afdine Sie arbei.et raid II. serauidlcs II. lltieri
elm ppl(to nj menes Q tlfArbett
6. q II III, Sdub. II. Sttsfel- Sabrttant,
9ir. rs, Manoplphitr., G5ieago, Su.A
Ofn 20. quit 1865.
Sbr arnte oerbsGerie ;jasrlfantin. Waiftne III ti,
beRe fir Sdneiber, Die i'd le tenust, nnb i'd babe in
nae;rtm Geihdfte in 7 sSabrtn clue gisnse Wiafdiuca
prrbirt. 9Ras Sopberteii, Oalti b~aftiateit u.srafhes
gr5ettru anhetaust, IN 'e unibtrtrpifer.
8rant S~apenpprt Rleioerb dnbItia
reitosl S9te!r, ct. Bouts, ITO,
Ten Is. San. 1896.
e5rpDer & @afer'f5e
R6hmafGinensg o m
Wr. 181, paltimDreftr.,
23I-) BaItimors
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E ahmap'8 Geabb GtIie
e. R. a.
9aS seelt = llEinerial !Seilmtttel
tit
Iabrab'S ReaSD Tettef,
bic btIiatts nn0 bette Mrssnet
IIr Snmilica anf BEN GfbeAruM0.
Mine 30 G~entS.8IafGle

WiIb ba0 SHIem gcNen plbVlite Nridue
~tpi0emiidtr unS anitetsneer Sranfteitea
id9iiscu uno mebr llcbcl beileI, ale men.
man bu1beIt Dollars fitt andre TIeei,
ineu ohrr irjtIite Bilcle
alsciebt.
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Sm REM Hu9crbiite, ba man o. b II AZ g y o..
bp ReItet Gubsrlih cotr, ie nab lOrttfft, tnier-
lid a~sD,nSst, bolt aaer S%merj aif, ppbe. CT 'uG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-10

iaEitas IA sch escr qagttrss!s nit Gsfs-zaiso
Ftss:r ft7;tMe5 ! unh 81 Is3rtr htt J aI:sS.
fTze hal. %tfs"tGsse.f
EEs" baEe:e zat Sssrspo E,s.tn sit t:S ? GGr gtsr~
a..;= ~. =sa%.as.2s- use; iestS S~erlsHtIHsa -.
GtGEr ,aTsac zeHle mar 'A ia heu isrs gges
felisNIt4 an be Gsas.e!-2 -Iatai,a ser 7tris.
&. s., &tQarsE 8Oas, 9it. 0, 5arelopsr., nste
2gpacUsp.
N Baltimore al Z. Ratas, GrrsbittSn ht8 ,Tsut.
a,tr Gery-'pgretuitu.- 1850
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fssNssE1 glSt8 taS gtnSan6rsr nub
GrIparntb BON Belt, G,elb u. G%ntfernata
burt Bite
,.BaftfmcrezSkip Gtfeubahitf.

HWY Ahh'N y - 49, Nh'hN-9N rwH
Gber parfersburs uRb VI rtetta Cd er
Senwcob, B0eeltn8 Ii. Columbus.
Die .EaitimcresS Or ip=g icrbatn" btetet bent i%eilers
ben qubIinm bic q S6teu gortbeite tn Beiua auf
Biaiais't, Sequenlihts;t Stterbe't pfutai6teit u
e66nbeit Der 5eersre'n. iebd5 Ie ron ieiH;r aroern
Sabn in tteisst 2anbe p~tertrSife1 tptro, Ttcie 9obR,
bonn atladtlbeu Dieere unshebenb, lit alieite aut-
eeoebntsite 2tnie. glci6 ,citis aber rrD Bite i~ir;eite u.
i5uepite unS eaber bic t:Qt9ite 6fHte thr bic Jieiiers
ben nab osm lseften, bic ni4t Strebien ipQterb ie 31
teruBer.
Wieiieps GEtfernuna prr 8attimpre nab
G~iretnnGti:
uepet ENIltisoulY' 2teIeHt
- &entrrob Il, qDbeetins ..,,...,..SS
Sarrisburs II. ptttsbur9 .,....,.659
Drr6 btt Wturtetlg- 9nie .............. 6S5
cine griparris an hsr gntierntla ppn lis
Gurd, bic Splunlbu3s 2inie ........... 500
cine Sripalnib All bet Suttcrnung Snu 65
Gttien6e, ptI6. bic Baltimore. 8 bip .GiierbabH"
~berup,n, ltBen bic Heiie tn Ia la3e ;uIitd II. fabrtn
in 99agtn, bic auf 6aS Hasrbequsmite II. nit 8ePol.
ferteu eigth tiussr'8ttt iiuS
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dultttpNEH * IhpSHsS <hhStto'Ht "NVt'hN hbNTiS'-
asree G,nreitunaen enttcben tbu bel ShMer8en. une
nad .inmpnatltbtm uebtai1e bis ReIte uub
tthis,r oaben ppn q abWGb,s YtIlen par
rwitsrberstftsat. Stst 1T ,r lutis u. stiuAo un'
trit 9tie0,niltt nod ttnu al net benz felte u
Stn pttIen. -
Cine Tamiliens Webisin.
Wis 5ain,ittu. DieoitiR TIT Is has nuslldi.e p. u
ritttl, weldts bic g8.It ferrt. Diro man ppa
,istm ~fBsarltsen s.ipen bebrett, 10 lartrt fen DC.
braud RAID ZEN yat'en.en II ihdst cas- Ssltsm orr
anfdlsr. &tntge W | Ii I nar ttr1dubeesnI
ptsr lnneren Gupcnouna bee Reltet1
R~rsm9f.n. m,Atamattsmus. @ereen.
st!es.s, Ss,em sals, Tsrtpps., atpss
s ssa,sti; ,.i,. sn e. i.,a : ~ 'S sst y n f / ssn ~
wtptSsusns ans.r., pti&Re in Sann p.isssl7
ten 8rgsnetn wolten. NO e. l1per balt. DC Dltnlts
tines grttes ~ srian8eu, 1T VI y , ps Neao "
aeltef unI&astar. Gs fam nit ttr ~Poittptn
9erNdsruns ~setrautt petssn. tas Go u. aa:n bdaeii
spie Dieaits ie!its., ron man Mtbbebagsn ober
+ d merie iphrt, oeer mt
Grippe, Dipbtbsrie, bbftri Salie, ya--I; a.
f6liininem Snlet,' Seti.rtttt
'gensn-fclV, taterletbs-,
2unsen-, 2sbers II. Stieren- GntS inouns.
ODER nit Salsbrdlre, 5alstnt3a tounf,
&tdieifeber peer NIT steutaI3t
Reriptb, Sebd., Streni1mE rsef,
Deer NIT Xenbennbel,
sildsniSmer3. Nb,utra ismut,
SurdiaQ. etpleIa W ItuS,
Rubr, gtanbppneea,
Slu@i6dten, Braufter u.
Srdnlpfeu
aesIdat in. Die grtperbina BON u abway'a
Meabu TeItef wirb St6 bon bietn Sei6tpcr-
bet tn: Der ,nlimu'iteu dom, bitnea eintssa staneea
lutirea.
RbeumatiSm 8. = Ciefes f9nerlbatt1
llebtI bat ben 8eihidttieu aer3tsn u. b:listteiitr
MRitteiu a,trpyt. gb ii am S1pieri8iter ~ beban1
btln; abtr q a b 10 Rtabp &eItef ba
ned tets benz 2eieenben ~ipfprtiee Grle,dtetlns. oer1
fdaft unb in anen fs6leu pen afiitcnl, %.ettianos tdeu
pber ueypbIem Nbeamatismus cine tarernse 9ellnnd
temir.t. lget Hrsniitsm Rbeumatismus u. @id,
|. pute @aewap'S Rttnts Hneb. Soru
eas lc9snannte Requesting Rttolbtnt
nal .m.., 0~o>uyas,. a., hnhsn
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OcutfG,s Observation-Disclosures

- : ' ~
e3eStIFAeft pot, Baltimore,
Office: uercptfIi&e gtc bon Srntb, u. tcntsatba"r
I'M =. Gtocc tcr harness II. Ntci Gonts' Sant",
Gtnpan8 1T 4oTsarcitrase.
icy Sur bic Mplicen ptrb feline SereW'
nuNe oema6t. 7es9a
Dttie ncuc @cituitaiy if isBt terstt 9sritd'srur5ta
eue. Viii essen Beirut oeer Shaoel Sult }eatr snts
Ntaensuur6mtH. a. be I'ticu Der StIsutdGtt I'm
In cen rdIibsn ron iber SO ia,t enttoebeno6 e.uin6sr
9iiracr 9attjno'c'S b%cfirr,n, fc. i'll COS otutIhe ~
lUlim ~beioncers eirgslaoeE S'efcU, in H%nIsrer Wttie
auj set i%oGincfen oajls te9rttreeteH Inttr1e4t'eh l''ns
BE thtr.n3t aalutc,ttau'H.
4rantent; Gbs 8. Btbtr;
gnss4r&1.: 6clnr. Strau5.
Gi~rettpteE:
Se,epb RusSett slu9uiI @aaner.
antcn DctstitteE ebuit Still
Gitcra gfcTt Ttte6' 0.br
Scb pate Teicr 3sIj
9tita,l QD;0juacr q q BunlNb
iJradi kupsr Grnlt W lluIt1.
Ssturit Rres, Ser.
81. ssiffpr S]fauSfnrper TT gasn. rbigsr $ceGs
I6ait. (Utj2s 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24
Land Sale.

By virtue of ca inteTlocutory decree of the
Chancery Court of Hardeman county, rem
dered at its February term, A. d. 1866 in
two cases: in the former of which p Miller
is complainant and ThOs P Ramsey defend
ant in the latter, G. NJ Wellons is complain
ant and Thos. P. Ramsey defendant, l WILL
on the 1st Monday in May next, sell at public
cutlery, between the hours of 10 A NJ and 3
p NJ, at the court house door in the town of
Bolivar, to the highest bidder, the defend
ants Thos. P Ramsey, undivided share, be-
ing one-eighth of the reversionary interest in
the tract of land adjoining the corporate lin
its of the town of Bolivar, and of which Mrs
o. P. Ramsey owns a life estate it being her
dover interest in the same, containing $50
Rcres. Said land is very desirable. Terms,
credit until the 25th of December, 1866; note
and approved security required and a lien
retained until the purchase money is paid
FRANCIS FENTREss
marI7-4t Prs fee SO c. L NJ Chancery Court
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

The M4RTISs.-I4ast Thursday we were
Feliglfted to hear these -harbingors of balmy
Ind dewey evenings twittering gaily as
2 wheeled on rapid wings through the
serial space, and as we watched their gam
looling5 amid the upper deep could not re
frain from reyertiug back to boyhoOds hap
pier and more hopeful hours Gazing heav-
Ienward a fancied panorama of the eternal
past seemed to form back ground, in front
Tof which hoatcd the aerial songsters Of
h Him who cares for the sparrow's brood.
Memory, ever true to the green oasis in the
desert of life, was busy at her task. Far of
i'm beautiful vale, surrounded by long lines
iof broken hills that are rock ribbed and
encieRt as the sun could be seen -the-vil-
lago in which we spent so many pleasant
hours; to the east, and on the summit of
secondary knoll stood the Little ono story
1 . brick academy; to the right Of this the
dropping branches of weeping willow told
the location Of all that Is left of the loved
ones who have gone before, and as the eve
ming wind swayed the verdant drapery to
and fro We could sec, but all too family, the
rays.oe an April SIM cleaning white upon
the marble slab that records the name of
he- who wLs. al the worlL-to Us. Still far
thor to the right, and near where the cone
like valley was almost shut out by the tow
cring hills, an aged sycamore stood like a
shadowy. sentinel pointing as, it we're, to the
moss-covered banks Of q pebbly stream that
meanicrei on through the deep forest glade
which was hid from view. Oh, for the sun
light that lit W the soiool-boy heart Oh,
Tor the moss covered banks and pebbly brook;
Ola , for- tho mild blue eyes and golden
4 tyesss5 that'are resting beneath the willow
tree. Through the drcary days Of winter
with ehiid-liko impotence, we have Ionged
for thereturn OF the martins. They have
Gomez and with them eame memories, mem
cries
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

4fUGR w. TATE NJ. Dive are pleased
20 loarn that this most estimable gentleman
has concluded to remain among us. DR..
Tate is a graduate Of the Richmond Medical
College, and though young man yet has
won an enviablo reputation as q skilled prac-
titioner among those in whose miIst he for
merly resided. If the citizens Of Morgan
ton, \. C, arc as lOthe to give him up as we
arc pleased to receive him, and we know
they are, it will only be an expression Of
appreciation which IS unmistakable DR.
Tate was for over four years member of
The glorious old 18th n. c., and shared in
the sunshine and storm that alternately
checkered the movements of the army of
,r-Eginia. For the present, the Doctors of
lFte viii be at the counting room Of Mcssrs.
sSw.nehroad S Tate -a -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

n G. r. R.--Trains leave Bolivar daily
Tor Grand junction at u 81 Returning,
ieave Grand Junction at . P. II.
At tho Junction close connection is made
with passenger and freight trains on tho
'8outhern division Of the road that 90 through
to Canton, and there connect with trains
b and from New Orleans dnect Time
from Bolivar to New Orleans, SO hours.
connection Is also made with trains on the
.Mcmphis and Charleston road running cast
and west of the junction.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

The undersigned having this day suggest
ed to theClerk of-the County Court the in
solvency of the estate Of w. Z. Pettus, dec d,
all persons having claims IS said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the clerk of
the county court, duly authenticated accord
ing to law, by the LIST day of September,
1866, preparatory to a pro rata distribution
of said estate, or said claims will be forever
barred in law and equity R. S. HARDY,
Admir- de bonis non Of W. 7. Pettus, deed.
March Is, 1896. pfS6.5O marl7w4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

To THE LADIEs.-Step in at Fleming, Us
sery & Cos, and Foster will take pleasure
in exhibiting to you the finest assortment of
bonnets, and hats ever brought to Bolivar
We saw such a love Of q bonnet there
and was told that it was only sample of
hundreds of others, all of which are ala
mode
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

ANNoYINo.-For the past five or six days
trains have run very Irregular on the NJ c.
R. R., il consequence of damage to the track
BY the heavy rains Of lastweek however,
the cars came thorough yesterday on seed
ale time, and we trust win so continue to do
without any farther interruption by high
water. or Gazing banks. -. -
ORGILL Bros Co.-If you want the best
of seeds, call on Orgin Bros. & Co.
If you want plantation machinery, call on
them c
If you want hardware or cutlery call on
them.
If you want betting, rope, or pillow lines
call on them.
If you want guns ana ammunition, call
on them
If you want the best of goods, the best
of bargains, call on them at the corner Of
Monroe and Front streets, Memphis.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

CONSIDERABLY REDUcED.-The fine stock of
goods recently brought On by Hardy &WilsOn
is rapidly disappearing though there is an
abundance of choice staple and fancy articles
remaining on their shelves to satisfy the
demands of the numerous customers that
frequent the Post Office corner.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

We refer our readers to the card of Drs
D. Mortimore & Payne, and do but our duty
while urging upon those who are afflicted
with painful chronic diseases to secure the
soryices of these renowned physicians.
Their card will be found in another column.
We have known Dr. 8Tortimore for years, he
is atype-of the true Southern gentleman. r
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24

CoM1xe.-L-C Elson u Co. are in daily
anticipation of the arrival Of their mammoth
stock of spring and summer dress goods for
ladies' and gentlemens wear. Bent Crisp
informs us that the goods to arrive were ali
bought since the late rapid decline in prices
and consequently are to be sold atvery low
figures.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24
In Chancery Court at Bolivar, Tenn.

o. A. BILL
P. Miller Co. VS.. VI. B. Morrow, J. J. Polk, al.
It appearing in this cause from the Bill of
Complaint, which is sworn to, that defend
ants, w B. Morrow and Ben. Williams are
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Bolivar
Bulletin, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to enter their appearance in this
cause on or before the first Monday in A pril
next, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing exparte
February, 1866. FRANCIS FFNTRESS,
Prs fee S7lj0-feb 24-4t Clerk and Master.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-24
Petition TO sell Land for Partition.

In the County Court Of Hardeulan- County, Tenn.
Isaac W. Pirte ct al; vs.. Isaac B. Hubbard and wife,
Mary Ann Hubbard. heirs Of VIM Pirtle. decd
It appearing to the undersigned Clerk and
Master of said Court, from the petition which
is sworn to that the defendants above named
are non-residentS of the State of Tennessee,
to- wit. Isaac 3. Hubbard and wife, Mary
Ann Hubbard.
1t is therefore ordered disqualification 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 April, A. D. 1866,
and plead, answer or demur to said petition,
or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cxparte as to them.
FEBRUARY p 1865. = VIZ JAMES B. HARRISS,
Prs fee STal-fcb 24=tt Clerk and Master.