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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Petition to Sell Land for Distribp-
ton
IN IL - Court q - =. -.

Easher Johnson, ct ais heirs q l. johnson deed vs.
Robert Cord aud wife Celia Cord.
1t appearing to the Undersigned Clerk and
Master Of said Court, from the petition
which IS sworn 20, that the defendants above
named, to WIT: Robert Cord and wife, Celia
Cord, arc nOn-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessees tits therefore ordered tFit buBliea-
ton be made in the BOLIVAR BULLETIS for
four consecutive weeks, requiring said de-
fendaRts; to-eHtoF their appeaFanceTin said
cause on or before the first Monday Of March,
1866, and plead, answer, or demur to said
petition, or the same viii be taken for con-
them.
j43Ks r. .H8RRiss,
This Jahuaz7 lgthJ ~. CLERK 3. Mas.cr. ;
prs fee e. i1n19 h
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

WHAT SHERWOOD UAs.-Fine Virginia
chewing tobacco, cigars, sugar, coffee, teas,
molasses, salt, bagging, rope, bacon, candles,
lard, cheese, powder, shot, lead, waterproof,
musket and 6. d. caps, candies sweetmeata.
canned fruits, pickles, and full line OF
choice dry goods. Cali and see Wilkcrson,
hEh tell you all 5gBodt it
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
80 .9lErerEfsenle.ais.


ass.is .sn, sas. 14C41CE. sa se.g
STATE or TENNEesEEs i9slx ,hAIisr MACON &
1rdiis Haraernad County. Groser saiaEer.
The plaintiff having sued out an attachment
before me against the defendant, tpon the
alleged ground that he is eGhcealing his pro-
perty, or is about frauddIeRtly to dispose of
the same, il Is therefore ordered that pabii-
cation be made, IS required by law, IN the
BoLIvAR BULLETiN. requiring defendant to
appear and defend said suit Of my Office IN
Bolivar, Tenn, on the 10th day of March,
1866 or the same viii be proceeded with
exparte. This, january 26th, 1856.
feb8-4k Frs fec s. " Nl-eKOLI.S. J. p. g 81 O.,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

Adahi5, Kofis6h & C6. are are making mai ready
for a monster assortment Of spring goods,
and arc offering great inducements to pur-
chases in .oEderto malzeFoon ferranticipated
arrivals
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

". c. PoTTEK.-TAis truly Southern gen
tleman has fine assortment Of drugs, med
icines, perfumery, toilet articles, cordials,
wines, and host Of valuable articles usual
ly found IN city drug house. His store is
on jefferson street, between Second and
Third, a few doors west of the Post Office,
MenDhis. sA.C4 sos ,E~y-EYE&Gl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Memphis Cotton Market.

The market remains almost without
change. So few sales have been effected,
that it is almost impossible to give quotations
that should stand as a basis Bockhart &
Dempsters Liverpool Cotton Circular of
January 18th, says The market has
been unfavorably influenced by the late ar
rivals of the raw material from all par4s Of
the world-the dullness of the trade. in
Manchester and the stiff unsatisfactory
state of the Money market" This IS pro
badly one of the reasons why cotton is
still down. We quote
Good Ordinary. Ta3G5
Strict Middling ....................40 al
Good Middling. ........... ......a42 C.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

We hereby tender our thanks to the young
lady or ladies who had the kindness to send
us that cake on last Thursday. Our Devil
says it was very nice, but there was not
quite enough of it. Cali again.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

From a card in our column
1t will be seen, that Il, H. Hancock is a cans
didate for Circuit Court Clerk, under certain
contingencies
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Attaebment 90 81

ia = II or TN } cod JACOB =: SHEETS
1913 Hardenan County. J. GRoRea sHERLR.--
The plaintiff having sued out attachments vs..
defendant, before me, upon the alleged
ground that he is so cOneealing himself that
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made In the BOLIVAR BULLETS for
four. consecutive weeks, requiring the de-
PENDANT to appear. and defend this action at
my Office in Bolivar on the 10th day.of
March, 1866, or the same will he set for trial
expaFte. WNI. NUCKoLIs,
February Tit Prs fee sc J. T.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

T. C. Gist, postmaster at Memphis, can
supply you with RevHue Stamps of all de-
nominations and in any quantity
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

NJ g. X. R.-Trains on this road leave
Bolivar for Grand Junction every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday ats12 M Returning
Same days, leave Grand junction at P NJ
At the latter place 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, 30 hours
Connection is also made with trains on the
Memphis and Charleston road trimming cast
and west Of the Junction
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Bolivar Female Academy

The Spring Term of this Institution viii
commence THURSDAY. the Ist day Of MARCH, 1876
The prices Of Tuition viii be follows, viz
Orthoeraphv Reading Writing and Arithmetic
Geography. English Grammar and History @
Philosophy Rhetoric. Logic. Ageb and Geometry
Higher Branches and the Languages without addi
tioual charge. .- .rr - 81. .
Incidental Fee for each .... %
Parents and Guardians earnestly requested to send their
and wards the very first day the session. that
they may lose time; aud deductiH viii be made for
loss Of tme unless in Of IIfOTRACfID Illness
Tuition must,e Paid oueaaf IN remain
at the close Of the term W 4. GRAY,
feh3-2m Principal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

CoTTon-If you want to {. get your mon
ey back send yodF1cot6on to- Fowlkes &
.Stefey, successors to Fewlzes & Co., Jeffer-
son street; between Main and Second, Mem
phis. Tom Adams is there and will do his
" level best for all who consign to Fowlkes
& StefFey. ~.-~-rr>-s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Attaehment snit.

"f- IIArdsmaH Oosaty-l Hon.
The plaintiff having sued out attachment IS.
defendant, before me, upon the alleged
ground that he Is a nonresident of this
State, that she ordinary process of law cam
not be served upon him, which attachment
has been levied on property of defendant, it
is. therefore ordered that publication be
made in the BOBIyAR BULLETIN for four con-
secutive weeks, requiring defendant to APP
pear and defend this action at nay house, IN
Hardeman county, on Saturday the 10th
day Of March, 500, or tho same viii be set
for hearing exparte. $40
January 26, 1866 JAMES &. PREWETT,
feb3-4t Prs fee s. 50 J. +. Hardeman Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Bolivar Male Academy
j. Milton Hubbard, Il. n, Principal

7
Terms Per Session of I've month"; 70 DO paid the expire
tion Of every half session. follows
Higher English ..--.......... % ~
Classical ana Mathematical Department.. p %
The Spring Session begin Monday the 5h day
February Students win be charged from the date Of
till the close Of the Session, and deduction VIII be
exert protraced Sickness rigid dis
opline Wilt he enforced students viii be required
themselves sntenaanlv decarns beth
Of school. ROHERT II. WOOD, PFcst Board Trus.
J. 9. FLENING, Secy jauZ7-3m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts
rand for Division.

Thu LDL DAV LbtUAs
50 y tue CiPcgt Court of EIayiepau County Tenn ~
sac. b Lace ahd-ffs Kan e ais vs.. svfaf. Smith FL
len Brown.
It appearing to the undersigned, Clerk and
Master Of said court, from petitionlwhich
is sworn. to, that W, I. Smith and Ellen
Brown, the defendants in this cause, are
non-residents. of, the State of Tennessee, 1t
tive weeks requiring said defendants to en-
ter their appearances iII, said cause on or be-
fore the first Monday in April, 1866, and
plead, answer or demur to said petition, or
the same will be taken pro-confesso as to
them and set for hearing ex parte
February. 1866. JAMES B. HARRISS
Prs fee 8. 5l-febI3-4t Clerk Master.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

Our thanks are due Geo. NJ Dugan Esq
for late New Orleans papers 4Ia}
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
..AssaE...aaEeratse.neaass.

In the Cqsuss Court Of EIarles1au county Tennessee
sJane =. CrAik n Alfred II t,rnir.

In the CPuty CoursofE Isrlsa1au County Tennessee.
5sJaHe e Crais y. Aifrsd T. Craig.
It appearing to the undersigned Clerk and
MISTER of said COURT from feTpetition, which
Is sworn to, That Alfred 7. Craig, the defend
ant in. this cause IS a nonresident sf the
State, It IS therefore ordered that publication
be made in the sBoLiysB BULLETIN for four
successive weeks, FeqHiring said defendant
to enter their appearance in said cause on
the first Monday in APRIL, 1866, and
plead, answer, or demur to said petition, or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing ex parta.
JAMES b. HA RRISS
Prs fee s. 1o-fslI-its .ff. Clk 9Ias. %, Ct
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

TIE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Thc regular term of
this Court under the old system of affairs,
should properly have been held, on the 4th
Monday in February, but we are informed
by r. b. Mcdowell, Esq, clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Hordcman County, that in &C
cordance with telegram, received by him
from the Secretary of State, it has been
changed to the first Monday in March. So
hereafter the regular terms of this Court
will be held the first Mondays in March,
July, and November. We are sorry to hear
of this change as it viii materially interfere
with the business Of our County Court,
which is held on the first Monday of every
month. Lawyers and litigantsr will, we ex-
poet, drop some heavy maledietions on the
parties that caused this change Of pro-
gramme. f.-.f..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

Elson & Co. continue to furnish to their
numerous customers every grade of staple
and fancy dry goods at the most reasonable
For gloves, hosiery, notions orotoi-
let articles, the ladies would do well to call
on Elson q Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
- Mest OI &c JunclIon.


Bolivar is most assuredIy second to no
place in the State as regards its educational
advantages and requirements. Here we
have a male academy, two female academies
and one excellent school for the juveniles
Of -both sexes The male academy is all
that could be desired it is conducted by
Mr. J. Milton Hubbard, a gentleman long
since entrusted with the confidence Of inq6y
of the best men Of the district and fully
competent toaisehaTge tllerespcilsible duties
Of his profession. The Bolivar female acad-
envy is, as it has been for some time past,
under the control and management Of the
Rev w. C. Gray, OF the Episcopal Church,
and is ono Of the best conducted and disci-
plned schools to be met with anywhere
hero -yonng ladies' haya every facility afford
cd for a thorough and complete education
and are at all times beyond the pale of con-
Elimination of anything that is the reverse
Of refinement and MISUNDERSTANDING such
examples daily before them as will most
surely contribute both to their moral and
mental endowment In this school the clas-
ses in music are presided over by lady Of
rare ability and who is every way strictly
qualified to impart this indispensable feature
to a polished education and refined and high
ly cultured mind. a select school for young
ladies is also to be opened 1T an carly day
by Mrs NJ j. Thompson, the cstimable lady
of the Rev Mr. Thompson, of this place,
and will no doubt offer many inducements
to parents and guardians who are seeking
the welfare Of their daughters or wards BY
refer cnce to the cards Of these respective
schools, which We print in another column,
all necessary information can be had as to
tuition, terms, etc. Persons living at a dis
lance can find good homes in the families Of
our best citizens for all scholars that may be
sent here from abroad, and have every rea-
son to believe that no better locality could
be selected in the South, as regards health
and morality or proper qualifications for i'm
ing to young persons Il finished education.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

GoxE NoRTH.-Alr. J. c. Fleming, of the
dry goods house Of Fleming, Ussery & Co,
left for the northern and eastern cities few
days since, in search.of a new and spleRdid as
sortment Of seasonable fabrics for the com
ing spring trade.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
NOTICE

Messrs. CLEMENTS E BRENT are hereby
appointed as our agents in Memphis to soil
cit advertisements for the BULLErTN, and
are also authorized to collect and give receipts
therefor in our name.
MILLER & PARRISH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
ANNQuNCEMENTS
Election, First Saturday in March.
..OCFoR sHBBIFE 90

VIZ are authorised to announce W. W Nc
GALLEY Candidate for Sheriff Of Hardeman County
he ensuing March eieetion- feb3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
8ultpal 8ultttt1t,
EocnE .G9nfra.


- Persons living villages and counties sdiaoena
O. Bolivar would favor hy giving particulars
o. important events which may transpire within their
knowledge.
>~t-~l~41%~~- -@-~--s<.s~~->-s-s.
st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
Services every Sunday andon al the Holy DAYS y the
RECTOR. ". G. GRAY.
The hour opening Sunday School is so oeocl, 3,
Morning Service on sundays............... 1919 do
Evening Service On Sunday ,......,..~.... DO rs
Ga Hcy Days...... and A. p u
Services twice each ednesdy and Friday during Lent
ca Tho seats Of this Chuareh ALL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

We are authorised to announce JESSE b
FRANKLIN Candidate the o. Sheriff o. f{ar-
deman County at the ensuing March election. feblO
The New York herald., 1866-05-22
D-fcruvmn battsry-six 90 Founders.
E-Pewvian baitery-two $50 pounder Bsksisys, one
s-inch rlned, nve a. FOUNDERS and ono 50 poun-
der.

rather than the interference Of the executive
government
The London Ne,os applauds the wise and prompt
action OF the government and ssys:-During Friday
tho bank had extended ns loans and discounts
until the amount exceeded four millions sterling
THE EPrEcr.
The effect TO reduce the bank reserves by nearly
three minons. THIS dminuton aud the prevailing dis
trust justified the government Intervention.
THE NEWS IN PARLIAMENT.
The action OF the government was announced IN the
House Of Commons Friday at midnight by Mr. Glad
stone, who had been engaged all the evening In con-
sultaton with bankers and others who represented 10
him that the panic In the city ~eAod parallel IN hs
faareiai Asaory Of fhs oosnty
Mr. Gladstone said he had addressed letter 70 the
Bank Of England the effect that II they should nnd
occasion to afford relief 10 the wants OF legitimate
mcrce, aud make such advances would require tho
issue OF notes beyond the amount allowed by act the
government recommended them 70 hesitate in doing
So and undertook the OF that emergency. to
make immediate application 10 Parliament for an act
OF indemnity.
THE LATEST.
Lrvssroor- May l3-Evenins.
There a better feeling and general improvement IN
most securities to-day
There rumors n failures IN Liverpool
One house, well known In American trade Is freely
named
The New York herald., 1866-05-22

The war Attitude Mafntasned - . Peint
Nesr Actual Hossfffsfss-Ths whole
Prussian Array Massed on the Fronsiers
auA Austria Calling Oct Every Soldier
Hopes % . Csngress.
The question Of war for the moment 10 overshsdowed
By the financial panic
There 10 no modification the shssstsaius aspect Of
Affairs
Vienna telegram OF the 9th says that sil hopes OF
pressrvses Of the peace abandoned there and
10 believed 70 bs unavoidable An ousbrsst con-
would soon 10 stopped.
Additional orders bad been issued al Berlin Tor the
bzston Of trcops 60 that the whole rrusssn army IL
sow mobilirsd-
The town Of Erfu had been ordered 70 be placed IN
. state Of defence.
The London Ts~e, In summary view sf azars on
the IIh ns says the whole rrussiaa arny and great
bodies Of troops arc masssd sions ths fronsiess
Austria 10 bringing into the asld every mn she can
rsise and 10 enough 70 ssy The whole nation painting
for war There Of Communications by
France and Hugisnd with Aussrs With view ,o avert
an outbreak, but nothing authentic.
The latest florence psper regard war ~ inevitable,
and say BY modification Of the Mi.ssv sboss y take
plsos IL kavmora vill recsivs the military commnnd
was stated that the King Of Italy would leave
FLORENCE May 10 for Piscenza
Ene ltnnou tukmDrt W D&put>ss pe*kru, vutf "
op3 10 a. bfl granting the ssvsrnmept extraordinary
powers 70 provide for The maintenance Of shs pubic
safety.
Erportsiiou of horpss probIbssed from Italy ofces
Cor The snrollment q voiunsssu have been cpsasd In
Yicrsnce and ether ciiss
Italian Municipalities continued 70 vote rewards and
pensons diers who shall have stnGusbed them.
selvss and nslna The Of thirty thousaaa francs
ws( voted for the crew Of the nrst Italian man-of-
war that shall take Distinguished part In operations
sralpst Venice.
fhs city Of Venice Is SAID 10 be closed o ,rsms from
without
Italian and German journals had become rsxsrved
In their of srnsments and military intelligence
royal decree issued the f0tb of Msy dis
sowing the Chamber Of Dcpusisa This measure
proposed the King by the hlnistss m order that
fresh without delay might develop the real feel
ing Of the Prussian psopa II was thoasht this nigh,
The PvvvssrsaI csvvspo~dens of Berlin In announons
the moblIxsxlon Of ths entire pYus~sn army says the
nation may bs assured that ths govcrnmsns wiinsG 70
maintain peace ~ can b dons with honor and doe
gard 20 PruAslsn intsresas but has resolved hat
sct In foscibis and decided mannsr 70 MAINTAIN
= Il 10 ss.iss ,h.l PRUSSIA m reply 70 the As-srsn
dApsch Of hsy relative 70 the duchiss srpresssd vii
line7s~ 70 snssv INTO fssh negotiations upcn ssosher
basis nnce thsa now propossd vas NOT suiishls for
AsesS>v ssas~sss is shss Bssms~s hsd declared 70
The Aa&ansa smbassadss ess he vosil only soosps NE
solsss q As s1ssssss of Abe dush'ss ason German
ne ssvsr,ar ssvss.sss nax ordered sAs ln.sS...
nsblfxukiss e be sssiss nsvanan army
4 surHbsr ef tAs rs,gnisg pessy esSmsn sevsvsins
bad been u eonfsssnss v Wrembass bot ,hs rssah
The New York herald., 1866-05-22
F-Peruvsn baitery--nve - FOUNDERS
GPeruvian battsry--one $50 FOUNDER Bisksley tdis-
mounted after 6rst nre)
H-Peruvian battery Two &50pounder Biskeleya

Rumors current ~ Vienna Of Russian prepara-
tions for
the Turkish army be raised TO It's full strength and call
ing out twelve thousand OF the
Lie dispatches from Vienna say that the aspect OF
Affairs " arded threatening hopcs of mediation
and pea being regarded ilusory. loyal mani
fcsiaton and active military measures are reported from
The Archduke Regnier had left Vienna for verons.
The Vienna Nepe Feuadsina says the reply OF Prus-
sia TO the last Austrian note has been received and IL
calculated 10 cause complete rupture between the two
Powers
EN0LAND's POSITION.
,,.h soSnrosne no sendss.J s s%,s,an !, ne
German italian difncuty.
Lord Clarendon said the government had taken care
10 let be known that Englands good ofccs would be
freely rendered II desired but tho result scour
aging and England could do nothing alone He feared
the consequence that . million armed
and ready for ACTION and he denounced the war
jusiInsbls and without cause.
NAPOLEON OK rHI TREATY or 1915.
Some days previous 10 the sailing OF the Cuba Napo
leon made significant speech al AdSere IN which he
said be detsd the Of 1918 rhs Paris bourse had
accepted u az Ssno for wor Severe pancs bad set
in. Rentes fell two per cent
ArrEMPT TO AssAssTSATE RisnARK.
An attempt made 10 assassinate Count Bsmsrk a.
he was walking in Berlin. The sssassin hred several
shots from a revolver Bismsrk rescived only slight
confusion. The ASSASSIN was arrested, but commhtei
THE LATEST.
IlvERrcct, May a. Evening.
The continental continues warIike, hut Berlin
despatch day says that hopes nii entertained In
some quarters for the Of peace probably
u believed that formal treaty has yet concluded
between Prussia end IfsIy.
The Para correspondent Of tho London Telegraph be-
eves good authority that there n a,ill chsnce for
pssce Il England and esassia Win Join France ! a
grers ad Noe.
German politics are 6nshsnged
I, ID reported vi~nuA that the last Mexican
volunteers viii enter the Austrian army.
The New York herald., 1866-05-22
FINANCIAL DISASTERS.

= 0ansy Par,ic I'm England and osrioss
Aooavy sDa1Aures-OverenA, 0armey d
c.. anA 1ar Morsoa Peao SusPenaea,
with Macs Danks-A Monster Asairsaa
OeAarassss-sA "Crsdia Assseissses'' and
Dtseesas Ceapsav-Mesvy Pressure on
shs. Dsnk sfsEaolsnA and Advsssss In
che Rate - Gassrsss-s'hs Bank Char
ssr Asa suspssAss-srsnss q. Lssssrd
oss ss, &c.
o. dssss1hss nun Lsaaa sy the Cuba rs>o,:--
1ss anancss p.s~ 1imin Cd lafo on rhur-dsy after
's~.s shs lsfh sf hs- the ssspsnson OF Ovsrend,
'ous1 q " The m&nces wss opnvered IN August
~ No knitted lhsiIity oonpauy w4h q nominal
ssSaasf ~ nillsoss sarins, Of wAAsa million ani
Aak wc sd NJ. rss liabilities are sa,.d Al fro- ,sn
- ssshs million pou,sas sterling The brss down is
sAssAsAss = Asasy srx~istSv ssis Y sAsrs. whlsh
eeso<i shsn 'osn frvm Ten premhn 10 . discount
o'po. tne,cssn 70 set alarmed, aEd the drS,a "a
- 10Th inst ws-esy severe
AppIIauon for A,s,snse "a. u.s. a III u..s .,
xAshnd, but the gssror declined % ian, an, a,
she ground that u wee bs van. q. |. 80 an, "A.
~ >~ 10 assist one ssssa ,hmsut n~~, VAsv vev. ~
pssed 10 help other spTAca, a, ~sa r-xs loo la.
~ make call on ,hs ahaf> olasr or ,..S sny o,s,,
ss~p
N. doors a' the '.',a''Ar-,, ..s. oo..~,.u,,y
esessd.
1he failure aoes no, comprc,ee ,hs /.
xer~eh.
On N. following morning pia-, Nsy M.
.,e,,rmep, rreyslcd In the ansnc, circles Of Iond
iIverpoo, and other centres aud t,ness wss almost
suspended
me London r;m,, Of May IL, In iu v article s>ys:
ne Bank cf England yesterday raised rate cf die
osuai from eight per cent and c-ss for special
advances ten rhe pressure, even ahcss terms
80 ,~erro.s and was only on unetc%''7abls bills
shsi nm accommodation could BE- obisne
Meanwhile sad,ilons sna most sercu disssies uer.
ansornc.d
The hrvt THAI OF compsra'lvei,'''' ~snk, the
Esxssh Joint Stock, for $500 900 as'k
rnss came stAa of re,o Belts for "'''''''
h~x. -
rSsu tbsl Of W shrmr,on, way eonss,.or 70,
-, ,oss and snay VAS undsAo0' ~ ''s
revoans.,s crssa Association, - - VI ..p'.'
IN million ssriIns. and = .on~'aAaea n'''.a' a'
Csusssny, via pssS ~ "