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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05
NOTICE.

By virtue of q venditioni exponas to me di-
rected by the honorable Circuit Court of
Hardeman county at March term, 1856, is
sued by 7. B. Mcdowell clerk of said court
1 will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in the town
of Bolivar, on the 18th day of May next the
following tract of land: lying in Civil Dis
trict No 2 of Hardeman county, Tennessee,
being a tract purchased by L. a. Pucket of
Peter P. Siler, and by Siler of Andew Tay-
lor, and bounded as follows on the north by
the lands of w. B. Morrow, heirs of Elisha
Bryant and heirs of Daniel Marsh, on the
west by the lands of heirs of Daniel Marsh,
on the south and east by other lands Of the
said Pickett, containing about 400 acres
more or less through which the Mississippi
Central RAILROAD runs, and is situated near
the town of Afiddleburg, on the south side
thereof Levied on as the property of L. a.
Pickett in favor of J. Polk.
April Il, prs fee $3.50 w w. MeCARLEY, Sheriff
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Major Glover, the State agent for the Ten
nessee Live Stock Insurance Company has
Just returned from tour through the State
appointing agents in the different counties.
He expresses the opinion that the institution
viii be a decided success, and that the pros
poets of the company for doing large bust
ness are very aattering. The danger of hor-
ses and mules being stolen is so great, and
the premiums demanded by the company so
small, it Is strange that every one owning
stock does not have it insured at once. If
any kind friend will give US a horse, or even
a mule, we wiz have it insured Immediate
ly. j G. Turner is the agent in this place,
get him to insure your stock GaILat5n
Examiner, 28th sslt
Dr. H. Black, Of the firm of Black &
Moore, druggists, is the agent for the cons
pany in this county. Call on him and in
sure your stock before it is too late.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05
NOTICE

By virtue of a yenditioni exponas to me di-
rected by the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county at March term, 1866, is
sued byT b Mcdowell clerk Of said court,
[ viii proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door In the town Of
Bolivar, on the 18th day Of May next, the
following tract of land in Civil District No.
2 of Hardeman county, Tennessee, being a
tract of land purchased by L. A. Pickett of
Peter P Siler, and by Siler Of Andrew Tay-
lor, and bounded on the north by the lands
Of w B. Morrow, heirs Of Elisha Bryant
and heirs of Daniel Marsh, on the west by
the lands of heirs Of Daniel Marsh, on the
south and east by other lands of said Puck
ett containing about 400 acres more or less,
through which the Mississippi Central Rail
road runs, and is situated near town Of Mid
dleburg, on the south thereof. Levied on
as the property of L. A. Pucket in favor Of
J. j. Polk M
April II, prs fee 50 60 Wv MeCARLEY, sheriff
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NOTICE-

by virtue OF vendlGOni ezp0nas to me dis
reeted By the honorable circuit court of Rar-
deman county at March term, 1866, issued
by T. B. Mcdowell, clerk Of said court, 1
will proceed to sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door IN the town of
Bolivar, on the 18th day Of May next, Che
reversionary interest Of John l. Ramsey IN
the dover Of his mother, Mrs. O. p Ram
sey, it being One-eighth IN value Of said
dover land IN the county Of Hardeman,
State Of Tennessee, range 2, section of the
10th surveyor s district, and bounded as fol-
lows, tO-wit: beginning at a stake with three
Wateroak pointers the northeast corner of
ensry No. 1852 for so acres made in the
name of Bills 4 Ramsey on the south bOun-
dairy line of entry No. 1868 for 2560 acres,
and runs south 6S 6-I0 poles to a beach. the
southeast corner of said 30 acres on the
north boundary line of entry No. 1910 for
10 acres, thence east 10 poles 70 a stake, It's
norteast corner, thence south with its east
boundary line 100 poles to a stake with two.
persimmon pointers, thence west with A.
Miilers line l35 CLIO poles to a stake, his
north northwest corner thence south 40
poles TO a stake, a corner of the same; thence
west Is poles 70 a stake, said BIiller's ex-
treme northwest corner thence north ~
40 poles to stake In field, thence west
90 poles tc a stake in field at point II
poles east Of the northeast corner Of the
town Of Bolivar thence north l33 Clio poles
to a stake on the south boundary line Of en-
try No. - for - acres; thence east with the
same to and with said 1850 acres, IN all $50
6-l0 poles to the beginning containing $50
acres, levied on as the property Of John l.
Ramsey In favor of c. III. WellOns.
April H. prs fee sl623 ". W. MeUARLEY. ShsTiG
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NO41AEr
By virtue Of a venditioni exponas to me di =
rected By the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county at March term, 1866, Is
sued by T. B. Mcdowell, clerk Of said court,
I will proceed to sell TO the higest bidder
for cash, at the court house door In the town
of Bolivar, on the 18th day of May, next,
the following tract of land IN Hardeman
county, Tennessee, in Civil District No. 4,
containing BY estimation SO II acres more
or less, it being George W, Aliens distribu-
tive share of the tract Of land belonging 70
Nancy Allen, deceased, includingand exclud-
ing the lands Of e. I. Allen, g. W. Minter
and his wife, Martha Minter, John Bowers
and his wife Mary Bowers, Joseph Thomp-
son and his children by his wife Nancy
Thompson, deceased, Sarah Scott, and Sam
uel Arnold and his wife Virginia Arnold,
supposed to be SO acres to each legatee,
and bounded as follows, namely: Beginning
at q stake on John G. Boyd's north bOundaS
ry line with white, red and Spanish Oak
pointers, the southwest corner of w. w.
Farley's tract for 100 acres, runs north 100
poles to a stake on Benjamin Mitchelfs west
boundary line, thence north with said line
100 poles to a stake on Thomas J. Neeley's
south boundary line, thence west with said
line I60 poles to a stake on W. w. Farley's
east boundary line for tract of 164 acres
thence south with said line 1443 poles to a
stake with red oak pointer, thence west with
said Farley's line for tract aforesaid of l64
acres lis poles to a stake John Aliens \.
e. corner, thence south with said line 1893
poles to a stake with red oak pointers, the
northwest corner of John G. Boyd's tract
thence east lis poles with said Boyd's north
boundary line to the beginning, containing
IN all by estimation 267 acres levied on as
the property of George w. Allen in favor
of Farley and johnson
April a, pr'sfes Sl6s0 W. W. MeCARLEY, Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05
NOTICE

By virtue of venditioni exponas to me d.
rected by the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county at March term, 1866, is
sued by T. b. Mcdowell clerk of said court,
l will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door In the town
of Bolivar, on the 18th day of May next, the
following tract of land in Civil District No.
2 of Hardeman county, Tennessee, being a
tractsof land purchased by L. i. Pickett of
Peter ?. Siler and by Siler of Andrew
Taylor, and bounded on the north by the
lands of w. B. Morrow, heirs of Elisha
Bryant and heirs of Daniel Marsh, on the
west by the lands of heirs of Daniel Marsh,
on the south and east by other lands of the
said Pickett containing about 400 acres
more or less, through which the Mississippi
Central Railroad runs, and is situated near
the town of Middleburg, on the south there7
of. Levied on as the property of L. A
Pickett in favor of J. J. Polk.
April IA, prs fee 50 90 W. w. McCARLEY, Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

Some misstatements having recently been
made, says Memphis paper, with regard to
internal revenue matters in Tennessee, pains
have been taken at Washington to ascertain
the facts The amount of Tax originally
due from the State was S669,498 Of this
amount there has been collected 1926, 900.
The receipts from sales amounted to $1O0,O6
In addition to this, the Commissioners have
purchased for the United States, principally
in Memphis, property to the value of $40, lbs
dollars. The taxes have been fully collect
ed in twenty counties, and books have been
prepared for all the rest of the counties, with
three or four exceptions, and probably the
whole amount due would Ev this time have
been collected, had the assistant collectors
in counties been authorised from Washing
ton. The collector for this county, T. G..
Patrick, Esq, forwarded his bond some lime
since and is ready to enter upon the duties
of his Office so soon as the necessary books
and blanks arrive.
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NOTICE

NJ 14NylIs
By virtue Of a venditioni exponas to me die
rected by the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county at March term, 1855, is
sued by 4. B. Mcdowell, clerk of said court
1 will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in the town
of Bolivar, on the 18th day Of May next, the
following tract Of land in civil district No
in Hardeman county, Tennessee, containing
by estimation 50 Z acres more or less 1t being
G. W Aliens distributive share of the traetOf
land belonging to Nancy Allen, deceased, in
Guiding and excluding the lands of Z. I. Al
len, G. w. MiRter and his wife Martha Min
ter, John Bowers and his wife Mary Bowers,
Joseph Thompson and his children by his
wife Nancy Thompson, decd, Sarah Scott
and Samuel Arnold and his wife Virginia
Arnold, supposed to be SO It acres to each
legatee, and bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ing at a stake on John c. BoYd's northern
boundary line with white, red and Spanish
oak pointers the southwest corner of W. w.
Farleys tract for 100 acres, runs north 100
poles to a stake on Benjamin Mitchell 8 west
boundary line, thence north with said line
100 poles to a stake on Thomas J. Neeleys
south boundary line, thence west with said
line $50 poles to a stake on w. W. Farley
east boundary line for tract of 164 acres.
thence south with said line l445 poles to a
stake with red oak pointer, thence west with
said FarIeys line for tract aforesaid, eff 164
acres, rs poles to a stake, John Allen
northeast corner, thence south with said
line 1864 poles to stake with red oak poin-
ters, the northwest corner of John c. Boyd's
tract, thence east 1l8 poles with said Boyd's
north boundary line to the beginning, COM
tanning in all by estimation 267 acres. Lev
led on as the property of George w. Allen
in favor of Farley and johnson.
April II, prs fee $3.50 w W. MoCARBEY. Sheriff
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NOTIOE-

By virtue Of a venditioni exponas 30 me
directed by the honorable circuit court Of
Hardeman county 1t the March term, 1866,
issued BY T. B. Mcdowell, clerk ID. said court,
/ viii proceed TO sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door IN the town
Of Bolivar, on the 18th dsy of May next,
certain tract Of land in Hardemsn county,
State Of Tennessee, in the 10th surveyors
district range 2 and section ], beginning at
a stake, the northwest corner Of an occupant
survey for 200 acres IN the name Of John
Glass az assignee Of =. Park, runs east 10
poles 70 q stake, 3 blackjack pointers on the
west boundary line Of an occupant survey
for 200 acres IN the name Of L. Mash5urn'
thence north I24 poles 70 blackjack on the
south boundary line Of an occupant survey
Cor 81 acres in the name Of III z. Ramsey
thence west IS poles to a stake; thence north
10 poles to a ehegnut thence west Il poles
to a blackjack; thence north ~ poles to a
stake. thence west 164 poles to blaei3aeks;
themes q poles to stake; thence west q poles
- n stake. thence south a poles 20 q black
lack thence south Il3 poles 70 the beginning
Was entered By entry No. 40, lIth day Of
April, Ig4T. Also one other tract for 200
acres entered IN the name OF j. II. Waffordr
by entry No 53I, beginning at the southeast
corner Of an occupant survey fer l94 acres,
made in the name Of " 7. ~ els, and runs
west 81 poles, thence south g poles - tho
west line Of William Spinks survey thence
east los poles; thence north 262 poles thence
west and south to the Beginning IN range 2
section !, 10Th surveyors clstsics5 being the
land conveyed 70 Pitssr u illsf by q. 2 Polk,
sheriff Of said county 81 Hardenan bY heed
dated January 10th, 1873, registerea lp the
Registers Office in book i, pages s252 and 25S-
The above land IS levied On as the prnpeEtg Of
3afaas Hood IN faVer Of Wm. +. Tinker
s-5fT e y -
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NOTTOE-

By virtue of a venditioni exponas TO me di-
rected by the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county at March term, 1866, is
sued by Z. B. Mcdowell clerk Of said court,
L viii proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door IN the town
of Bolivar, on the 18th day of May next, the
following parcel of land, situated in civil
district No I, ,,Hardeman county, Tennessee,
and IN the town Of Grand junction, on the
north side Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, lying between the lots known as
Crows Exchange and the Rainbow, lot
fronting the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road 40 feet more or less, and running back
20 feet more or less. Levied on as the pro-
perty of r. M. Grow in favor Of Kaufman
and Brother
April a, pF's-foe 500 Wv. MeoARLEY sheEia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05
NOTICE.

BY virtue of venditioni exponas to me di-
reeted by the honorable Circuit Court of
Hardeman county at March term, 1866, is
sued by T. B. Mcdowell, clerk of said court,
l will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in the town
county, Tennessee, in Civil District No. 9,
and adjoining the lands of J. E. Lake, W.
A. Moore and D. F. Ham on the north, and
west by Mary Cheairs, on the south by VIM.
Cummings and VIM Galloway, and on the
east by Galloway, Ann Robertson and J. G.
Spinks and said to contain 420 acres. Lev
led on as the property of Tabitha Perry to
satisfy sundFy orders of sale in my hands
in favor of w. S Daugherty, Administrator
of VIM Cummings, Decd -z=7-.-sz=
Anil L. DE- Zee 81 % W w. MeCARLEY. sheria
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Attachment in Debt,
In the Circuit Court Of HnFdeman Comfy Tennes
q. G. Aaams vs.. 4 H. Eror

G. G. Adams K 81. Grow.
The Plaintiff having sued cut an Attach
meut IN Debt before me against the Defend
ant, and it appearing that said defendant Is
a non-resident of the State, it is therefore
ordered 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 cur next Circuit court)
requiring said defendant to appear at the
next term Of our said court, to be held at the
Court house, IN the town Of Bolivar, on the
Ist Monday in July next, and defend this
cause, otherwise the same viii be proceeded
with exparte.
April 10 1866. 7. b Mcdowell.
Arr Il q Pc fss - t~-i-ss4--
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"a Oigill Bros. & Co., at their old and
popular stand, corner of Monroe and Front
streets, Memphis, are engaged in transact
ing the heaviest business done by any sinai
lar house in that city. The known integrity
of the gentlemen who compose this firm is
beyond question. They are ever alive to the
wants of their numerous customers, and
never fail to keep on hand every article usu-
ally found in irstcIass hardware and ag-
ricultural warehouse. The planter, meehan-
ic, painter, milI-wright, sportsman, and coun-
try merchants can procure from their well
furnished establishment any article that may
be desired, and that too at manufacturers
prices, either Wholesale or retail AS a spe-
cialty, we would call the attention of the
public to the important fact that Orgill
Bros. & Co. are agents for the celebrated
burglar and fre-proof Safes made by Mar
vim & Co of New York and Philadelphia.
These safes are highly recommended for
the many good qualities they possess over
all others, chief among which is durabili-
ty and thorough drYness.
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THE MARKETS.
MONETARY AND C0MMERCIAL.

NEW YORk, May s.-Gold 27Bc. Cotton
steady at 34c.
New ORLEANS, May 8.-Gold, 28c. Cot
ton, 33@34c
MEMPHIS, May 8.-Gold, buying, 25c. !;
silver, 15c. Cotton, 27@28c.
The Appeal, of yesterday, says of the gen
erai market: There was no improvement
the rioting, killing and burning have had
a depressing influence on business"
The same paper quotes cotton seed at 65
@8Oc., and good demand; butter 35055c;
eggs at 2O922c. and dropping vegetables
very dull and lower all round.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05
NOTICE

BY virtue Of a venditioni ezponas TO me di-
rected by the honorable Circuit Court OF
Hardeman county at March term, 1896, IS
sued by-T, B. Mcdowell, clerk Of said court
1 viii proceed to sell to the highest bidder ioF
caqb at the court house door in the town Of
Bolivar. on the 18th day Of May, next, the
following tract Of 1ands lying IN Hardeman
county. Tennessee, in Civil District No y
and adjoining the lands Of }. Z. Lake w.
4. Moore and D. +. Ham On the north, and
west BY Mary Cheairs and south by William
Cummings and VIM. Galloway, on the east
by Galloway, Ann Robertson and }. g,
Spinks, and said to contain 40 acres. Lev
led on as the property Of Iabitha Perry %
satisfy sundry orders Of sale IN my hands
h favor Of W s DaugheFty, Administrators
Of J f. Mastin. decd
Arru - r4z re SO n. II 1,iAhLt1f -asfla
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THE Rror.-The riots that were in

THE RIoT.-The riots that were inaugr-
rated in Memphis Tuesday and Wednesday
last by set of drunken abolition pets re-
suited quite seriously and caused the widest
excitement to prevail throughout the city. It
is estimated that forty or fifty negroes were
killed or wounded. Two or three white per
sons also lost their lives and several more
were seriously wounded. Wednesday night
and Thursday morning considerable damage
was done to negro churches, sehool-houses
and shanties generally by setting them on
fire, many of which were burned to the
ground - .-
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BIT. Mai. Gen,L. ASST Commissi.

HARKINs & DURRETF.-As an earnest OF
the increasing mercantile trade of Bolivar,
We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
these old and highly esteemed merchants,
who have just opened a splendid stock of
seasonable goods at Harkins' old stand,
southwest corner public square. It viii no
doubt be pleasing to, many Of our citizens
to learn that Ed. Durrettis again behind the
counter, and ready to wait upon them at a
moments notice. We bespeak for this new
firm with old familiar faces a splendid trade,
for certainly Messrs Harkins 4 Durrett
possess all the essentials of popular firm.
Call and see them.
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EsaeE .Aesge,.Eisenser,sa.
N0nrcr

~ virtue Of a YendiEioDi exponas TO ne di-
rected BY the honorable circuft court Of
Hardemap county at March term, 1866. is
sued BY 4. 3. Mcdowell, clerk Of said courf.
I viii proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder for
cash. &C the court house door IN the sdVFn Of
Bolivar, on the 18th day Of May next, the
following described tract of land IN civil
district No. = Hardeman County, purchased
by L. A. Puekett from Peter p. Siler and
bounded as follows, to-gFit: on the north by
the lands Of w B. Morrow and heirs Of Eli
sha Bryant, and heirs of Daniel Marsh; west
by the heirs OF Daniel Marsh; on the south
and east by other lands Of said Pickett. con
tanning about 400 acres levied on as the
property of ]. A. Puekets to satisfy sundry
orders Of sale in my hands In favor of J. j
Polk and others
April IA, prs fee SD W " McCARLET Shsrin.
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Drs MOrtimore q Payne, Office at room
No 10, Commercial Hotel, Memphis, are
perfecting wonderful cures. Persons Attic
ted With painful, acute, OF chronic diseases,
should not fail to consult them. We do not
know DR.. Payne personally, but hear him
favorably spoken Of by all who have the
pleasure of his acquaintance. He is a true
Southern gentleman, however, and a popu-
lar physician. DR.. Mortimore we have known
for years, and can truthfuIly assert that we
have seen cases successfully treated by him
that were pronounced incurable and beyond
the pale of hope. His wonderful success
in the treatment and cure Of affecting dis
eases peculiar to females is extensively
known, and we deem it nothing less than
our duty to point him out as the proper per
son to consult when others have failed to
furnish relief, for his thorough knowledge
of and vast experience in materia medica is
most skillfully applied to each and every
case. which he undertakes to cure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

BG- Our readers viii see frem the card
of Prof Katzenbach, which we print in an
other column, that he is prepared to furnish
from his salesrooms, 81 Main street, pianos
of the most celebrated manufacture at east
ern prices. He has constantly on hand
sheet music, musical instruments, books,
stationery, etc.
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President johnson proclaimed 60 the
people Of the United States, previous to the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill, that uni
versal suffrage would breed a war Of races,
and he told the truth. Ye local said that
competition was the life of trade, and he
told the truth likewise; and if you don't be-
lieye It, call in at Harris, Moore & Co.'S, at
BLISS Old stand, and be convinced. They
are doing thriving business, and have a
house fall Of scasonable goods.
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IA "The Fountain is good-in fact,
its excellent or at least you can get excel
lent draughts for the inner man from It; if
you have any doubts about it, step in at No.
Al Jefferson street, when you are in Mem
phis, and Mr. MGhee, the gentlemanly ca
terer, viii convince you that we tell the
trutb
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We refer our readers to the card of B. p
Robson. This gentleman has fitted up a
palatial saloon in the rear of Capt Larry
Harmstads Office, No. IA Jefferson street,
opposite the Commercial Hotel, and would
be pleased to cater to all those who desire
the genuine and pure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

IA For books and stationery, call on c.
G. Cleaves & Co corner Monroe and Second
street, Memphis The senior member of
this firm has been dealing in books and sta
tionery in Memphis for many years, and no
doubt many Of his old customers will be
pleased to learn of his present locality, as
those who trade with him once never fail to
call the second time.
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"a DR. R. w Creighton can be found
at No IA Main street When you are in
the bluff city" call in and see his splen-
did establishment He has on hand one of
the finest assortments of drugs and medi-
eines to be found in the Western District.
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n az wish was in DixieCs), and so
do you, no doubt, for he keeps one Of the
finest saloons in the bluff ejty." When
you are there, pay him visit; you'll find
him in the celebrated DIXIE Saloon, next
door 70 the Theatre Postof5ce block