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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

Here l am between two tailors," said a
dandy at public table, where couple of
young tailors were seated. every true"
said one of them we are but beginners,
and can only afford to keep one goose be-
tween u.s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

A little boy asked his mother what blood
relations meant She replied that it signi-
fed near relatives, etc. After thinking q
moment, he replied: "Then, mother, you
must be the bloodiest relation I've got
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

Why is prOsy preacher like the middle
Of a wheel Because the fellows around
him are tired
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

A colored lady, boasting the other day of
the progress made by her son in arithmetic
boastingly said "he was in de modification
table
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
Gtue the Csdron Bitters one Trial,

11U you VIII NEVER use any others.
1t not necessary to publish long diseases which
the OsDFON BIIIERS specific. In diseases Of
the STOMACH, BOWELS LIVER, OR KIDNEYSi IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE BRAIN, depending upon de-
rangement Of the Stomach and bowels in GOVT RHEU-
mAI1SM AND NEURALGIA, and in FEVER AND
AGUE It is destined supersede ALL others Ii not
cures ALL these diseases but prevents them.
A winegiassfu of the Bitters
meal will obviate the bad effect Of unhealthy eli
mate and the person taking against diseases
the most trying exposure.
Sold Retail Jy GrOcers and Druggists
GenerdLLu
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

Sam Slick tells US that if he were asked
what death he preferred, as being most IN
dependent, he would answer freezing, be-
cause he would then go off with a. " stiff up
ner lin /"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

Measure 2O9 feet on each side, and you
have lacking an inch, one square acre.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

"Here's to internal improvement" as
Dobbs said when he swallowed dose of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

a witty gentleman once said to a dilatory
person: l see that you belong to the three
handed class" "Three-handed2 That's
rather uncommon" ooh! no; common
enough-twO hands like other people, and
| little behind-hand -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
o U 8 ALOON
We have connected with establishment
R E RES NJ ENT ROOM.

Where the best Wines. Liquors, Cigars etc. will be
served to all who may patrOniIe enterprise.
marl6-3n J. & g, WARREN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

We respectfully attention of the public to tn. fact
that we have just opened COMPLETE FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE, and shall keep shelves supplied with
every article usually found in Grocery Confectionery
establishment which viii sell lowest prices
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

We have been engaged in the Hardware business in Mem
phs for twenty years. and have the pleasure of in
forming many old friends and the public generally that
receiving extensive stock CT Hardware.
kept before the war enabled
great inducements Country Merchants Planters
who may be wanting anything IA Cur line Our stock
sists in part Of the following;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09
LATE FROW WASUIYGToS.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The govern
ment has ordered additional troops to
the frontier and has detached four COM
psnies Of the S8th infantry, now doing
duty at New Orleans, ard ordered them
to Fort Harker. Troops from other
quarters are being detached and ordered
to Gen. Sherman's department, in antic-
ipation of a general Indian war.
The second auditor estimates it will
take eighteen months to settle the SOL
diers' counties authorized by the last
congress, although four hundred clerks
are employed on the work.
Gen. Sheridan this morning tele-
graphed Durant, stating he still left the
vacant gOvernOTship of Louisiana open,
and asking him to consider his deelina-
ton. The latter replied he must insist
on his original refusal TO accept the
Office.
Senor Romero, the Mexican minister,
expressed the opinion to-day that the
non-receipt Of news from Mexico re-
gardiIg the fate of Macmillan, augered
well for the latter, for he believed that
the delay that has followed will insure
the personal safety of the ex-emPeror.
Gen Buford, who is al the head of the
military committee appointed to investi-
gate The Fort Phil. Kearney massacre,
has arrived here, aud viii soon make his
reporJtO the government,
John Ryan, formerly Of the Confede-
rate amy, who was arrested in Memphis
in 1856 on the charge Of being SurFatt,
and was closely confined here-1or five
months and then discharged without a
trial, arrived. in town to day to make
salt for false imprisonment. His arrest
was made so quietly and his imprison-
ment became so close aud secret snat he
was known for sometime rs the myste-
TiOus parsonage"
During the presidents absence a num-
Der Of eIters and documents have been
received at the executive mansion from
citizens of Tennessee, reciting numerous
alleged OutTages by the armed militia Of
the state. GA the presidents return
they will probably be referred to gen.
Thomas, who was directed during his
recent visi. here to protect all Of the
citizensof that state. A delegation also
arrived TO day 10 ask executive inter
ference
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
IwEsrrzN ASSOCIATED PRESS EErOEn.I

NEW YORK, June s.-A Paris special
says that the Americans there will, to-
morrow, present through Gen. Dix an
address to the czar. Al service held IN
the Russian church in Paris to-day, the
ezsr, grand duchess and the sons Of the
czsr attended, Offering thanksgiving for
their escape. After the service the sons
embraced their father with much emo
ton. Both emperors also embraced each
other. The ezar's suite advised him to
return, but be refused. The assassin
showed no sorrow for the crime he had
attempted, but only expressed regret At
hisfailure, saying: II wished to relieve
the world OF a czar, and the ezar Of the
remorse which must weigh upon him"
A Mexican dispatch says it appears
that Gen. Lopez, represented as the
bosom friend OF Macmillan, sold out the
entire imperial concern for one hundred
and forty eight thousand dollars in gold I;
and the work was so well arranged that
Maximilian and his entire army, ineiud-
ing l5O, 900 men, thirteen general officers
and five hundred officers Of inferior rank,
were handed over to EscobedO. Maxi
milan, however, acted herOically. He
sent his sword to EseObedo, stipulating
that he should not be subject to insult,
but awarded the consideration due q
prisoner, and if any one must be shot,
that he should be the first led to execu-
tiOn. Up to latest adyices there had been
no execution.
a trotting match for S30,0OO-mile
heats to wagOns-between Dexter and
Lady Thorne, over the Fashion course
yesterday, was won by Dexter in three
straight heats, the two last being splen-
IA. A. 4 L.
fastest ever made 70 wagons. Time,
2:32, 2:24, 2:2S.
SF. LOUIS, June S.-The senatorial
party returned yesterday, and a grand
banquet was given them last night.
RICHMOND, June S.-The presidential
party arrived here yesterday and were
escorted to the SpottswOod by the mayor
and committee from the common
council
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with ali authority, not Only the woFldli
ness which we 80 much deplore, but espe-
cially those vicious practices which have
gained popularity among Christian peo-
pie for raising money to do the Lords
work. It is treason against God aud his
Christ to give conntenance to such evil
measures. II men will not do their duty
and pay what they owe, their tenth unto
the Lord-if they will not offer to God
Of their substanee--if they will not lay
their gifts upon the altar, then warn
them boldly and fearlessly that God
will either take their riches from them,
or them from their riches. II they will
not build churches from a sense Of the
natural decency of things, that Gods
name may be reverenced without re-
sorting to means and appliances which
outrage all sense OF religion and break
down all the barriers Of public morality,
then FAR better for US to worship under
the blue arch Of heaven.
God Is not moeked."
Be earnest, brethren, In your work.
Z" Bate no job OF heart or hope, but still
bear up and steer right onward.n
Have always printed in your Temem-
branee how great treasure is committed
10 your charge. Endure hardness as
good soldiers Of Jesus Christ, giving no
offence in anything, that the ministry be
not blamed, and make the world know
and feel the power Of the blessed Gospel
10 the Church. God has given US great
favor in the hearts and minds OF the
sober and rejecting. Men are turn
ing to the Church for rest from the
strife and divisions that vex and
distress them, and well they may.
The present attitude of the Church
in the United States, her unity
and strength Of her towers, and beauty
Of her palaces, is q spectacle which no
lover OF his country can regard with
other than profound attention and earn
est hope. No one to whom the interests
Of the Gospel are dear will refuse
TO Rnite their prayers with ours,
to Gods the author of peace and the
lover Of concord, that the comfortable
Gospel Of Christ may be truly preached,
truly received, and truly followed 10 all
places, to the breaking dowOae king
dom Of sin, satan and death; till at
length the whole Of the dispersed sheep
Of Christ being gathered into one fold,
shall become partakers Of everlasting
life, through the merits and death Of
Jesus Christ our Savior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09
Attachment SsIit.

Law Court OF Memphis.
W. b. Glsson q Co, plainttfls, vs.. J. H Haynie
& Co, defendants.
A FFIBAVIT for attachment having been
"a made In this case in pursuance OF. f.sectiOn
3455 Of the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc. ?. on the property Of the de-
fendants ]. H Hay ME & Co;
II Is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear ct the Courthouse IN the city OF Men,
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
case set for hearing ex parte, and thai copv AZ
this order be published once week for TOM
co1secutfve weeks in the Memphis ADpeal
al Copy: JOHN DONOVAN. Cier<.
CierRss Onice, Nay 2 1857.
Clapp, Vance Anderson, Attorneys for
Rantfk mays laWtTe
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other SWindle
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA Lotteries.
Only LEGAL IAITRRIES IN II 8

THEY are drawn under state Charters have
Il been drawn for over FORTY YEARS
Bonds nust be and are depos. ted with .. s.
Co iectOr as Security.
The prizes are drawn in public by two sworn
Commissioners ap pointed by the State
Must be drawn If tickets are sold or not
p RIZ Z $ ALL CA SH.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chess Of tickets
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 to so scc1rdiHE to scheme.
Prizes s. to sl0000Q, according TO scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO W. VAN VOAsT, No.
IafFnrcon street
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,


No. 429 n. r. d samuel Tate ct al. vs.. Lewis
Selby ct al.-Chancery Court Of Memphis.
ID Y virtue Of an tntsrioc1tOry degree made IN
ID this cause, Will sell, At public auction, to
the highest bidder. at the Courthouse door In
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
Tuesday. June IL, 1867,
between the hours OF 10 m. and IL m, the
following described real estate. to-Wit. A GER
tain lot or parcel Of ground situate, lying and
being in Shelby county, State OF Tenneesee
and in the 18th Civil District Of said countv
containing eight acres and fourteen hundredths
Of an acre, the same being the north part or
lot No. II OF subdivision No. =. as known on
the plan OF the subdivision OF the John RAM
say grant Of nve thousand acres as sabdiVided
shown on Euckeris map marked T. s Tate
TERMS OF SALR-On credit of six and tSVe,va
months, notes with good security with fnteresf
from day OF sale, and lien retained tin nav
ment Of the Purchase money.
EQUITY Of redemption barred
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
myf2 IDS
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AS by the light OF opening day
The stars are all eoncealeaf
80 eartbly pleasures fade away
uTban IaSuS tS reyeal'd.

And. my dear and reverend brethren,
7 would have you bear in mind how
necessary it is for US to do the Masters
work in His own way. The very mo-
ment we depart out Of that way, We
cause men to stumble at the law OF
Christ and make our ministry bye
word and reproach. "Therefore have
I also made you contemptlble and base
before all the people, according as ye
have not kept my ways saith the Lord.
When thoughtful men Of the world are
at a loss to apologize for practices In
whieh Christians thoughtlessly indulge,
surely it Is time for the Pastors Of Christ's
fiock to lift a voice of warning and ad-
mention. Icharge you, before God, that
We be not remiss inrebaking sharply, and
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Dissolution.

FTHE copartnerShip heretofore existing be-
1 tween B. +. Hafer, Van X. Ellis and John
II. Fisher under II name and style OF HAL
LER, ELLIS & CQaeirocers and Cotton Fac
tors, at No. 40 MaeeDn street, is this day dis
solved by mutual absent. V. X. Ellis retiring.
The business hereafter viii be conducted at
the same place, 10. 40 Madison street. under
the name and sfyle OF
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aTo whom il Nav Concern !

NOTICE is hereby given that ] @. McDADE
~ & CO., OF Memphis, Tenn, have this day
made an assignment OF All their assets and
effects 20 ]. u. West, ], X, Taylor and J. =. Car
ruthers, OF the firm OF West, Taylor d Car
rutners Assignees for the benent of their
creditors
All parties indebted 10 said drm Of ]. q.
McDsde q Co, will come forward and settle
with the eSSignees, and all creditors OF said
fIrm will present their claims for settlement
under said assignment 10 the undermined as
WEST, TAYLOR a &cARRUTHERs.
2Se Front street
Memphis, Tenn, May q, 1851. DySl diww2t
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LITERARY ITEMS,

LITERARY ITEMS,
Garibaldl is writing history Of his
public life.
Geo. Glallan has written poem in
nine books on Night"
Israel P. Warren has lately written a
powerful pamphlet entitled ''The Wicked
not Annihilatedp
Z. g. Equier, the author Of the history
of Niearaugua and Of several volumes OF
travels in Central America, was lately
discharged from the poor debtors prison
IN Louisville, KY,
Alexander Dumas Is writing 8 new
novel, "The Prussian Terror at Frank
fort in Is68,n which is to be the main
story in the new Partisan paper, The
Situation
u UaiUers, the. Jesuitiesl organ Of
France, will shOrhy--esppear.
VIM. Cullen Bryant is in Italy.
Idalia has been dramatized by its au-
London will soon have a new comic
periodical, a rival of Rtlae8, to be called
JUDY. ~
The German critics do not understand
how Dickens is pronounced "Boz.n
Late European papers deny the death
of Livingstone, the explorer.
Nj. Theirs, though seventy-nve years
of age, is hard at work on his history Of
France.
M. st Hillaire will write the life Of
Victor Cousin, the French philosopher,
according to a request in the win Of
Cousin.
Louis Gaylord Clark, the once justly
famed editor Of the Rnickerbocser, is
writing weekly sketches of humorous
nature for the Philadelphia Home
Weekly.
A Mr.. De Wolfe Howe is writing
Bishop Potteris life.
John Goldman, of Boston, Is writing
book of travels, "Ten Months in
RraSil - F-
The dean of Westminster is writing
memorials of Westminster.
Prof. TheophiIus Parsons of the Har-
ward law school, is witing book, Ecce
Deus, which will be popular presenta-
tion of his Swedenborgian views.
One of America most popular author
esses, Mrs. Mary ]. Holmes, author Of
tempest and Sunshine" Lena
Rivers" etc, Of which more than q
quarter Of million copies have been
sold, has a new novel, "The Cameron
Pride,D now in the press.
Prof. Hartehstein, of the university OF
Konigsburg, is publishing Kant's works
in eight volumes.
Sc6iller's "Don Carlss has been
translated into English by Thos. Selby
Egan.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
TRA1Ns leave as follows Ielty tlmel:

FTTRAIEE leave IS follows CITY liluels
Through EXPRESS Sundays excepted G:20
an. Through Mail, 6; o pm; S0merville Ac-
comTnodation at $40 p m; Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting with Mis-
fissirpi Cent al Train, leaves at 1880 , no.
Fxbrese connects al Grand Junction with
affer1oon train on the Mississippi central
Railroad for Holly Springs, waller valley,
Grenada. jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New Or
Al Coriuth, for olxolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile. Ala, etc,
Al Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, etc
At Chattanooga, for all places IN Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south ,Carollnai
Virginia, Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, eic.
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains FOR Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia, nashville etc.
At Chatianooga Mau trains connect for same
points.a rs Express trains
Baggage checked through
For tickets and further Information Rpply Al
the once, No. IS Court street. - 49,.
"A. BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent
apl4 Il $. II SHOCK. Passenger Agent
Diamond Line.
THROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
1 Cincinnati by rail or river. Time guaran-
faed-Cars sealed-no change from Cincinnati
70 New York. ". JAY JOHNSON,
mh5 n star Wharfbaat
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
m
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted pernanent Agency OF
IL the 81. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old riends to that Institu
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medi IN
through which they may assure their families
against.N ant Ia the event OF dsath, or them
selves from an Impoverished Old age In case
OF li-succesS IN lie.
Mr.. y. \ OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended TO public confidence.
Our office is at No. AZ Madi-on street, rear
room DsSofo Block, where we viii be happy
70 part any needed Information 70 those de
81 inE Life Insurance.
ruha Sm J H. MCMAHON.
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NOTICE.

VEyE have this day sold our entire lnisIssl n
w the SadciIarv Busiuess, - -tcolld sllet.t
- M TOf5S " jEfLHisIfSticS. who VII cuu-
tinus the bushes a. the old stand es,sss
pleasure IN recommending ana " .49l ~ i,ll5
1--- menus LB.ACSILN
The books OF J. ?. scEeiisr 2 20. n.'s5 - p
foand al the efnce Of J. Y. onlno,-ss-. Is.
ss1fIs-,.--,f esr De made M. O1ihous7ii @ -,
t ~, fS3chsrll warren is AM h0r-1e4 70 r.
ssfSs and receipt for al money d.ls .lss..,-rs.rs,
vs,1 In, LB.AUs1lAs
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.TOICE.

TUE creditors Of the estate OF 9. g Malone
are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate 70 The JlerK OF The
County Courtof Upton county, tennessee and
the creditor OF said estate are nctifed 10 fIIe
their ciaiulss. duly authenticated within s1x
months fran date hereof, OF this notice VIII be
nled in . ar Of the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
April lst lso1' eplatf
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HALLER, FlsHER Z co.
Memphis, May IS, 1867. myl'

who alone - authorized to use the name Of
the old firm l. settlement.
b HALLER,
VAN X. ELLIS,
j. II. FISHER.
NFer 1gfT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09

From tbs Nation al Intelligencer.l
Asession of congress in July was lately
urged by number Of the radical leaders
in both houses Gnon various pretexts, one
Of Ehi0R vas, thas ths country desired
legislation in regard TO the finances. The
secretsFy OF the treasury has, in letter
upon the subject, very happily remarked
that what We want is industry. and not
legislation. The tusHc:si condition may
require attention, but nothing cSn be
benehciaiiy d5ue in md 8. IL till the
regular session. WuBr Av suBt is in
dustry. Thai is the .ogHdation Of all
prosperity, iLdiyi3uai apd nati0Tal.
Masses OF m-u were Withdrawn from in
dustriaI pursu Is By the v4F, and the
peace has NOS yst TestsFsd them. Labor
has been distracted, misapplied anu de-
moraiaed. All taxes. ali revenue, come
from labor at last. Its temporary sus-
pension in any one branch Of necessary
production deranges the entire economi-
cal system. But, in relation to this
country, labor has long been partially
withdrawn from the most important Of
all productive eemplOyments, agriculture.
There hardly seems to remain any god
reason or plausible excuse for the seantY
supplies and high prices Of food in this
for the deficiency at once, or even in the
coming crops, is not at all probable. The
evil is too deeply seated in the social and
moral condition of the country to be so
suddenly eradicAted. Cur people seem to
have taken an aversion to labor in the
fields. They seek the cities and villages,
and engage in any pursuit except that of
agriculture. The flood of paper money
created by the necessities of the war
caused habits of expense and personal
indulgence, and q reliance upon specula-
ton for living rather than upon regular
industry. The time has cone for the re-
aIizatiOn of the evils Of this situation.
Every one klOwsand feels it. The paper
wings of speculation are clipped. The
Spectators have come, or are fast COM
ing, to grief Many who thought them
selves rich year or two ago are surprised
to find themselves poor. There is no
remedy for them iD legislation. Bank
rupt concerns were Justify calling upon
congress last winter for high protective
tariffs and for more paper circulation,
in the hope that they might be saved
from ruin. Congress did not, fortunately,
second their views. The currency was
not increased. The abominable tariff
bill did not pass. A wool and wOolens
bill did pass, giving to political and
sectional combination sil that they asked
in the shape Of higher duties. But it is
worth while to mark the result. Wool
ems fell, and wool has never been SO
low. Purchasers and consumers for pro-
ducts could not be found. People had no
longer the means to purchase woOlen
goods at exorbitant rates, and such goods |
have been sold at declining prices ever
since the bill was passed. The mOneyed !
and commercial constitution Of the coun- |
Try is in a decline, for the want Of the |
vital power of industry.
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PLANTERs, RANK NOTEs.

L N accordance with an Act OF the Legislature
II Of Tennessee, passed Decenn Der l2th. 1850, sn-
titled an act - To expedite the distribut tion Of
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
assignments among their creditors, nOuee IS
hereby given 10 the holders OF the notes Of Inc
Planters Bank OF Tennessee to ME them with
the undersigned, at the Bank IN Nashv1ile, be
tween now ann the drst day OF January
eighteen hundred and sky -uine- tlao5ls aud re-
cefve eertifieafes therefor, or they vii be for
ever barred from any participation II the assetf
Of the Bank The certificates viii be received
AT PAR IN payment OF d0bts due the Bank
whether rendered hsfoFe or after The lst OF Jan
narv 1851 d. WEAVER,
Qr.. TruSfaa
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7 the June Term. IsG7. Of the Co1nty Court
"A OF Shelby coGnty. Tenn, I shan apply lor
Letters Of administration on The eal1ie q
sILAs P. LIGON.
Rrav rzs7 mVs Iuie