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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-12-08
eInnrlmss sale

By virtue Of q venditioni exponas issued to
me BIZ lhe Circuit Court in favor Of l. 4.
knight vs. T. Justice, L. A Pickett and W.
= Justice, stayor, ] will sell at the court
house door in the town of Bolivar, for cash,
on the Ist Monday in January, 1857, the
following tract Of land, to-wit: beginning at
a stake, the south east corner Of IS acres
sold by James A. Ross to Aoutezuma Jones,
thence south William EskeW's line l6Sp0les
to Wm Eskew's southwest corner, thence
west Sc poles 10 q stake with blackjack and
postoak pointers, thence north with the
boundary line Of entry Ne 1872 for %
acres in the name of } J. Polk, 98 poles to
Peter e. Crews northeast corner, thence
west with Peter T. Crews north line, 80
poles to stake, with ash pointers, thence
Up a large spring branch, being a divisional
line, north 20 degrees, east q poles to a
stake, thence east III poles, passing the
southwest corner Of n Jones rs acres to
the beginning, containing - acres more or
less. Levied on as the property Of Z. JUS
tice. December 9th, 1866
a. 81 50 ". W. NoCARlEF, sherif
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SherIn,n sale.

By virtue of yenditioni exp0nas, issued to
me by the Circuit Court, at the-October
term, 1866, in favor Of H. T. Knight u.s. j.
E. Puckett, J. IL Webb and L. A. Pickett,
stayOr, | will sell for cash, at the court house
door In the town of Bolivar, on the lst Mon
day in january, 1867, the following tracts of
land in The 10Th surveyors district, range ,,
section 2, Hardeman county, and bounded as
follows, to-wit Beginning at a maple IS
poles north Of the south east corner of en-
try No. $50 for GAO acres, in the name Of
president and trustees, thence west 68 poles
to a hickory thence south 102 poles to
black oak with Il large black ok and ? post
oak pointers, thence east los l-3 poles to a
small black jack and black jack poin tiers,
thence north 81 poles to stake a black oak
and 2 post oak pointers, thence east 10 %
poles to a black oak thence north 90 poles
to stake with post oak pointers, thence
east IS poles to the beginning; which bounds
include grant No 1929 and grant No 1884,
both grants made to John L. Parker, con
tanning in all l55 acres.
Also, another tract, IN the same county,
range and section same beginning at black
| oak, the south east corner Of entry No. $50
for 100 acres, thence with its south line 80
poles to hickory sapling with sassalras and
| poplar pointers, on the north of entry 1887
| for 25 acres, IN the name Of VIII Ell, thence
! east IL poles ID black oak and spanish
oak pointers, his north east corner, ----
thence south so poles to dead white oak
pointer, thence east IA Clio poles to a stake,
hickory and dogwood pointers, thence north
| l27 poles to q red oak with red oak and
post oak pointers, on the section line thence
west 43 6-I0 poles to the beginning, contain
! ing 100 acres. The above being tracts OF
! land conveyed by John L. Parker, by, deed
| dated 18th of October, 1916, and registered
! in Registers Office of Hardeman county
book " ], - pages $50, 381. Levied on as the
propertyO Of L. A. Puckett
w W MCCAELEY,
Dec 6, 1866. 4tpfsI5 Sheriff
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Sher5R7s SaEe.

By virtue of q venditiOui expOnas issued to
me by the Circuit Court at the October
term, 1866, in favor Of j. J. Polk Us. j. E.
Pickett, Webb " Price, and J. J. SAinault,
stayor, l viii sell at the court house door in
the town of Bolivar, for cash, on the first
Monday in January, 1867, the following
tracts Of land in Hardeman county, to-wit-
One tract Of l25 acres in range and D
section 2, 10th surveyors district, bounded
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner Of the tract of land adjoining
to Mrs Shinaults DOVER and runs east LIB
poles to a stake, being the south east corner
OF entry No 424 for 30 acres, In &he name
of a. r. Alexander, north l60 poles to
stake, thence W l39 poles to the north east cor
ner Of the widows DOVER thence south with
the east boundary of the same 100 poles to
a stake, thence cast IS poles to a stake,
thence south 30 poles to the beginning.
Also, one other tract Of 100 acres, and
bounded as follows tO-wit Beginning at an
ash and black oak, the north west corner of
entry 224 for $40 acres, In the name of A.
i. Alexander and runs east with its north
boundary line 2O5 poles to a red oak with 2
post oak pointers, the south west corner of
entry 800 for 1893 acres, thence north with
its west boundary line AZ poles to a stake
with hickory pointers, south east corner of
/ entry "a for 200 acres, made in the name of
I John D0cllery, thence west l12 poles to a
/ stake with black jack and beech pointers, a
corner Of the same, thence north with its
west boundary line 102 poles to a stake a
/ sassafras, black jack, black oak pointers, on
the south boundary line of entry No. 1854
/ for % acres thence west 81 poles to a stake
with chestnut and spanish oak pointers,
thence south % poles to red oak, thence
south d degrees west A poles to q stake,
, hickory and sassafras pointers, on the
| north boundary line Of entry 1861 for sixty
acres, in the name Of Moses Faren, thence
east Al poles to q stake with ? black jack
pointers, the north east corner of the same,
thence south 46 poles to the beginning con
tanning by calculation 80 acres, including
entry ] 500 and 1866 made in the name OF
Leonard A. Pickett, levied on as the prop
cry Of John J. Shinault, this 4th day OF
June, 1866. w w McCARLEY,
Dec 6. 1866 4tpfSl8 Sheriff
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AherfHss Nale.

BY virtue Of a venditi0i exponas, Issued TO
me by the Circuit Court at the October term,
1856. in favor Of " w r. Elliott es. l.. G.
Morris, / viii sell for cash, at the court
house door, IN the town of Bolivar, on the
st Monday in January, 1861, the following
tract Of land, levied on as the property Of L.
G. Morris, to-wit certain tract of land, In
Hardeman county, Tennessee, situated IN
civil district Nc 10, range 2 and 3, section
/. and bounded as follows: On the east by
GEORGE Davis. on the south by the lands Of
said Davis. on the west by said Morris other
tract of I25 acres, and on the north By the
Hueh Gray old traet--au ~ civil district Ne
10. and on the waters Of Spring Creek: said
tract contains IS acres, more or less.
w. W. MoCARLEr.
Dec. 6, 1866 4tplS6 Sheriff
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J ShenfR e Sale.

By virtue OF eight vendItlOnl exponas issued
TO me by the Circuit Court at the October
term, 1855, In favor of the following persons
Two in favor Of H. d w C. Harkins; one In
IA vcr Of w. q. Bradford; one in favor of Il.
Kahn; one in favor of NuckOls 81 Ru1in;
one ia favor Of Il. s. Hardy; two in favor
of Adams x Brother VS.. Jas. WiloughbY,
| wsll sell, at the court house door, in the
town Of Bolivar, for cash, on the 1st Monday
10 January, 1867, the folwoing tract or par
eel Of land described as follows, to wit be-
ginning at a dogwood, the northwest corner
Of entry No. 422, FOR GAO acres made IN the
name of jesse Cherry, and runs thence east
lO3 poles to a stake with 2 blackjack pointers,
the northwest corner Of a tract OF land con
veyed to Solomon Willoughby by Vincen
WillOughby, decd, thence with the same
south ID degrees, 220 poles to a blackjack,
with blackjack pointers, on the north
boundary line of A acre tract of land
decided to VIM. Smith by Jas WillOughby,
thence west 90 poles to northwest corner,
thence south 40 poles, thence west 20 poles,
thence south 40 poles, thence west So poles
to stake, with spanishOak and blackjack
pointers, the southeast corner of 90 acres of
land decided to Anus Black by said Viii
loughby, thence north 40 poles to blackjack
sapling, with blackjack sapiing pointers, thence
west 80 poles to a stake in the Denmark
road, thence north $50 poles to the begin
ming, containing in all go acres, including
and excluding 80 acres sold to Emily vii
loughby by JAS. Wiiloughby The above
mentioned land, inherited by James Will
lOughby from his father, Vincent WillOughby.
Levied on as the property Of james Viii
loughby to satisfy the above mentioned
claims in my hands. This, 9th, Dee. 1866.
1t SIG. w w. MCCARLEY. Sheriff
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legal.
Sheriff Sale.

5h6r5I 5 sale.
BY virtue Of . venditioni exponas, issued to
me by the Circuit Court, at the October term,
1866, ia favor of Jarratt & Wood Us. W. B.
Hicks, and Bailey Macon, stayor, l viii sell,
at the Court House door, in the town Of Boil
war, ON the first Monday in january, 1861
for cash. the following town lot, situated in
the town Of Bolivar Hardeman county, and
state Of Tennessee, in square No. >, lot 3,
Pslk Addition, bounded as follows t0'wit ;
south by McNcal street, west by n. G. Rail
road, north by lot +, square s. east by lot J.
squire s. Levied on IS property of ". =.
Hicks W ". McCAELEY,
Dec 6 1866 Atrft6 Sheriff
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eberiF5s Sale


BY virtue Of an execution IN my hands, Is
sued by the Circuit Court, at the October
term, 1866, in favor of c. G. Adams Us. John
J. Nicely, | will sell, at the court house door
IN the town Of Bolivar for cash, on the first
Monday in January, 1867, the following lot
or parcel Of land, situated in the county Of
Hardeman, State Of Tennessee, and in the
town of Bolivar, being a part OF u tract or
parcel of land conveyed to \. Roberts, by
deed, from John p Pryor and others, begin
ming at the north east corner of the same,
and runs south with Water street one hum
dred feet to stake, thence west two nun
dred feet to a stake thence north one hun
dred feet to a stake, thence east two hun
dred feet ID the beginning. Being the same
conveyed by n Roberts to j. J. Nicely, by
deed dated 9th day Of January, 1855, re
corded in Registers book 90" page 49,.
Levied. on as the property Of John j. Nicely.
w " MCCARLEY,
Dec. 6, 1866. 4tpfSI50 Sheriff
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:. 0ar 0Nn soathera BlIIerg. 2


To you, fellow-citizensh OF The South, we
offer TONIC BITTERs. connected with Fessrszse = dssa
specially prevalent in cur latitude.
We claim Ike brethren nsarsF ths Nozh.Psis
nostruH ryse all diseases ssh "a hsir To- Oar
ambition flight and only dsmaHdEfer
eur Bitters restricted juFisaioti9a.
They restricted applieatloat5 =. certain sasa
complaints They assus Dersngsment e the stoH
seh Disturbances the Digestive FuHeonE, and that gene
sssituds condition. resulsihg fa long,
hot, summers
The Palate and Stomach Reeonciled.
addition the uedel virtues these Bittera en-
busd with flavor which eartivste the ssdiass
palate. We claim in this toaie to have solved ts sa
problem q reeouong the health ofthe body With the iH
Eence nelhin bul tde Fit
oner's right, fair trial C-H-EBBERT CO.,
oe7n3 Depot fAfsnphis, Tens.
ATEVH1HlH1 & 6sHEE1WAH,
A T T o RN EYS A TIA w
No. IS North Court street.
sepl5-3m MEMPHIS. TENN
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Having this day suggested the insolvency of
the estate Of David C. ArbuckIe, decd, to
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Hardeman
comfy, al persons having claims against said
estate are notified to file the same duly au-
thenticated, according to lazy, with5 II Clerk
on or Before The 9th day Of May 1867, or
they win be forever barred in law and equity
Nov Gth 1866 j. G. PRENIrT,
Nor10 4t So admir- De Bonis non.
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The rooms OF Hon. S. s. Marshall, Of
Illinois and Hon. S. T. Wilson, Of Penn
sylyania, were entered and their watches and
pockct-books stolen The room Of Justice
:. Marshall, Of Vermont, was also entered,
but nothing was stolen. No clue to the
perpetrators.-W 0sAiRgton Telegram.
Perhaps old spoony" Butler can tell who
got the watches, but we do not believe he
went near Mr. Marshals rooml
1t is thought that the Emperor Of Brazil
viii visit this country at an early day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-12-08

sherzRss sale.

By virtue Of yencltlOnl expOnas, issued to
me by the Circuit Court at the October term,
1866, IN favor of +. p. McNeal, Administra-
tor, Us. /. a. Pickett, and w b. Morrow,
stslyOr, 1 VIII sell at the court house door, In
the town OF Bolivar, for cash. on the first
Monday IN January, 1867, the following tracts
of land, IN the 10th surveyor district. range
3, section ,, and IN Hardeman county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows to-wit: Be
ginning st maple 46 poles north of the
south east corner Of entry No $50 for GAO
acres, IN the name of president and trustees.
thence west 68 poles to q hickory. thence
south 202 poles to a black oak with a large
black oak and post oak pointers, thence
east los l-3 poles to a small black lack and
black jack pointers, thence north 50 poles
to stake, black jack and post oak point
ers, thence east Is , 3 poles to black oak,
thence west 90 poles to a stake with post
oak pointers thence east IS poles to the be-
| gInnlngi which bounds include grant No
/ 1929 and grant No. 1854, both made to
/ John l.. Parker, containing in all 155 acres.
Also, another tract. IN the same surveyors
district, section, range and county as above,
/ and beginning at a black oak. the south east
/ corner on entry No. $50 for 100 acres, thence
with It's south line 80 poles to a hickory sap
/ ling with sassafras and poplar pointers, on
/ the north OF entry No. 1897 for p acres, in
! the name of VIII Ell,. thence east u poles
to black oak and spanish oak pointers, q
| north east corner, thence south so poles to a
dead white oak pointer, thence east II 6-I0
/ poles to a stake, hickory and dogwood point
ers, thence north I27 poles to red oak and
post oak pointers on the section line, thence
43 6-l0 poles to the beginning; containing
100 acres. The above being the same tract
of land conveyed by John L. Parker to L.
! a. Puckett, by deed, dated 18Th of October,
1916, and registered in Registers Office of
Hardelnan county, book pages $50,
38l. levied on as the properly of L. a.
| Puckett W. W. NcCARLEY,
Dec. 6.IS66 4fofSI5 Sheriff
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PRoLoSGED-At the last session OF the
legislature resolution was adopted to the
effect that that body adjourn sine die on the
10Th Of December This has been rescinded
and these is no telling how long tbe present
session viii last-pro6abIy until the lst Or
AuqusL
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.R-ear advertisements.

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W W GUY 7. L ALDEE, J.. m'chEA,
!Ssulsbury, Lsss Bostwick, Griffith %. Memphis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10

STATE CENTRAL CoNNIrrBR.-The Union
State Central Committee hold a meeting
on Monday next, at . P. NJ, at the office
OF Aldricb * belong, Virginia City.
MARK TwAIN's LEcruRE.-Speaking Of
it, a correspondent of the Msrysville APP
pea! a y that he was fearful that Mark
could not talk as he can write, and
thought tha, he might break down when
making his first appearance before such
an audience as he was certain would I'LL
the Academy of Music; but, he was IRE
joiced to say very much mistaken /; for
Mark cannot write with more humor than
ne can talk. aud the crowd before which
he lectured had no more effect upon his
nerves than if he had been addressing a
few boys in a cellar. 81 felt assured
saws the correspondent, "the moment he
made his bow that he was all right, and
when he commenced the lecture, l COM
menced TO laugh, and continued to do so
until the end. He made a hit. q great hit,
and he has established a reputation for
himself as a humorist that nothing can
shake. l will say nothing more, for the
lectures will be repeated at Sacramento
and Marysville, and you mus judge for
yourselves /; if you are not delighted, why
l will consider myself a poor judge Of the
humorous. Mark Twain is a character !;
he is one in a thousand he is gifted by
nature, and to attempt to initiate him
would only render a person supremely
ridiculous. l trust no one for whom l
have any regard will attempt it. for it
cant be did, except when nature helps
OUT" Mark lectures in Virginia during
the month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10

GREAT INFLUX OF MINERS PROM
ABRoAp.-The official return of emigrants
who left Great Britain during last year,
exhibits some interesting facts. There
were 209, S0l of them, Of which number
l47, 25S, or nearly three-quarters, came to
the United States, SIS per cent. being Irish
and most of the balance English. Among
them were 455 coal miners, Ga millwrights,
1862 miners and quarymen. besides
1894 general laborers, many OF whom
have probably gone to work in the placer
digg,ngs Of the far West, and may there
fore now be classed as 'miners." Owing
to the recent ssoppage Of SO many mines
in England, the migration Of miners from
that country to this, during the current
year will probably be double that OF last
wear. We extend to them a hearty well
come, and assure them and the thousands
still remaining that the wealth OF this
country in minerals and metals is not one.
quarter developed, and that there is plenty
Of steady work and good pay here for al
Of them who are industrious and SOBER
| ". Y. Mining Journal.
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The Work Going On.

As the present years emigration IS
drawing to a close, we cannot pass over
the operations Of this extensive emigra-
ton without alluding TO the noble re-
Spouse Of the people to the call Of the au-
.horities for help to bring up an unusual
number Of poor people from the frontiers.
Much credit is due TO the Captains and
teamsters who responded to the call and
went down to the Missouri river for that
D and for the success that has at
tended their operations. The old adagei is
true tina. an ounce Of help Is worth a ton
OF sympathy. With all the charitable in
situations and philanthropic societies that
abound in the old and new worlds, they
have not ye. successfully grappled with
the evils that affiict the working classes.
To bring out several thousand people who
were overcrowded, badly employed, poor
" fed, and underpaid for their labor, and
20 plant them in n free country where they
have room to spread out, where labor and
food are abundant. and remuneration
good, was left for the despised Mormons
TO attempt. In those countries where so
much philanthropy is protested and so
much useless cant INDUCED in, men are
too much engrossed with making their
own fortunes or attending to their OWE
affairs TO be able to extend a helping hand
to their fellow beings.
Il is gratifying to us to see the increase
in our emigration this year, and the great
" increased number OF poor people who
have been helped to come here, and to
see such q number so quickly absorbed in
the northumberland that there is yet
room for many more. Our new corners
will find that instead Of every inch Of
land being occupied, the virgin soil OF
this favored country invites them TO in
dus,ry to bring it into cultivation. and to
enrich themselves by their own hands Ia
Dor. No more eking out a miserable pit
lance and a hand-to-mouth existence; no
need Of always remaining servants, or
OF being stared at by the country Squire
and his myrmidons, existence here is free,
the land is free, the water and the air We
breath are free. and every man may make
himself and family as comfortable as he
| chooses 10 labor for. We have no doubt
that the wholesome atmosphere Of our
mountain home will inspire our newly
arrived brethren with these desires and
with true philanthropy towards those
saints who are left behind and who are
longing for deliverance. Thus shall the
community continue to prosper and in
crease until we shall become q great peo-
pie, unto whom all the industrious and
peaceably- disposed Of every nation shall
| dal;ybt ~ come. for our motto is, "Peace
and Industry."-Sak Lake Telegraph.
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UNION PARTY PLATFORM.


The following Is the Platform Of the Union
par.v NJ thu s,a.a of Nsvada adon,ed nv the
". go
STATE convention ootooer f'n' leoo'
The Union party Of Nevada represented by its
Delegates In Convention assembled, enunciatesa as
the foundation of its political faith:
list. The equality Of all persons before the law,
and the equal rights Of all to the protection OF
| person and property,
ID. We insist that no State shall be entitled to
an increased representatIon In Congress by vir.
| the of its negro population while that class il pro.
scy,hod and Senied the elective franchise.
"a M who have Voluntarily ttempted the
osar,h-o,x of tho Goy.rnmant AFTER having sworn
% nnboI5 Il, ,bouid MAYER again be clothed with
noljt,cnl mower nnless ronoress for wise reasons
hall r.rovo ,bs dIsahIIItv
Itb Tbs nlan of reconstruction should be de-
,ermIrad nv the renrcsentatiyes of all the loyal
S,a,ss and not tho nv arbitrary will Of an Acct.
dsntaI President.
s,h r,i snd connla,a ,ro,ec,Ion should be OK.
tended 20 those loyal men Of the South who at
the risk of tbeir lives have stood by the Gov
eminent in the hour of its peril, and we earnest.
l., fo,or al, Io,I.lo,,on nnceasarv m secure that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10

OHxooS SESAroR.-The Oregon stage
Line has furnished Oregon with a United
States Senator. H. W. Corbett, proprie-
tor Of the line aforesaid, was elected on
Join, ballot las, Saturday. Who wouldn't
be a stage mani Hurrah for the coach
Chico Courdnt.
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NOTICE.

,ur v,pN OF WE'LL & JACOBS, Z A
VHhh paaI E.,ate and Merchandise, in COG
NM ers . IA d;ssolyed on the LIST Of September, 1850
by mutual consent SOL. WELL.
Gold Hill, Oct. 4. 1896. ''N
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Also Proprietor Of the
Nevada Hotel, Gold Hill,

WISHES 70 INFORM HIS nsS ,Ss
above named Restaurant and Saloon In Carson
CITY, where he hopes TO receive the patronage
heretofore 10 literally bestowed by his numerous
friends seSo-u
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r..

TsTATE OF ALoNzo DrNsMoRE, De
II ceased-Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersicned, Executor OF the Estate Of Alonzo
DInsnore deceased, to the creditors OF, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
70 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication OF
this notice TO the said Executor, ut the residence
Of said Executor In Gold Hill, in the County OF
Storey, State Of Nevada
]. w. WOODRUFF, Executor.
Dated at Gold Hill, August Z, 1866. au6-lm
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IT is stated that there are two hundred
and 6fty-eight persons to the square mile
in the United Kingdom England md
Scotland.)
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Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC
LANES DORR,

uEACHER OF VOCAL AND lNsTRuMEN.
L tai Music. Orders left at this ONCE, (NEWs1
moa,s avery WEDNESDAY, at N. E. Church.
Gold I'M, Augusts. 1866 tssl3.sfl