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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-18


WIREINIA:--At rules held in the Clerks
y Office Of the County Court Of AieXandrla
county on the 3lst day Of December, leIo,
Charts F. N. Johnston plaintiff, against Fritz
Bender, defendant--ln aSsum. sit
The object Of this suit is to recover from the
defendant the sum of 95225G0, with interest from
the lSt day OF January, 1863, til pniG' que py
the defendant to the plaintiff.
The defendant T. Bender, not having entered
his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF tnis
Court, and it appearing BY AFFIDAVIT thi't ne Is
not resident OF this state, 1t Is order"a Ih3I
thesaid defendant a pear here within one m0nth
after due publication o! this order, and 40 what
is necessary 10 protect his interests IN TN: suit
and that 2 COPY of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, 4 newspaper pub
]ishcd in the city Of Alexandria, once a wee k
for four successive weeks, and pHsteGn at the
front door of the Court house Of this County.
. 'oP'-tfs'f; j. TAoEY, Clerk.
Brent S. Wattles, p. Q: jan 2-law1W
VIRGINIA At rules held III the Clerks
y Office of the County Court OF AleXaIGriil
county. on the 3lst day of December, 1850, " IL
liam i Barley and Granville 5. P.slrplett, late
,ar ners trading under the firm or barley,
Tripletc & Co., comp!alnant;S, nsalD5Ps oa'ah
BoWden adminiStratrlX, and William oo|ueh
infant son and beir-at-.aw OF AieGanoer BOW
den, deceased, defendants-ln chancery
The object Of this suit is to subject certain
real estate III the city Of Alexandria, Va. o.;
which the said Alexander Bowden, dled; selzeG
and possessed, to the payment of So2 "A, with
interest from January l, 1861, till pad due
from the said Alexander Bowden at the time OF
his decease. to the said plaintiffs. The said real
estate lies on the south side of Queen streets, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, fronting g
twenty fca t on Queen street, and running back
one hundred feet TO ten feet alley
The defendants not having appeared and
given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and itapPeaaiTa15 BY
affidavit that they arc residents OF TINS State,
ills ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication Of :, this is
order and DO what is to eny RFojef5 of . thsE
dar hn forthwith inse1t ted in the Alexandria Ga
zette. newspaper published in thcctty of Alex
ardri, once week for four successive l G weeks:
and posted at the front door OF the o'ur' ll0use
- ''''' o'"','' J. TACEY, Clerk.
Smoot & Lowe. P, @, jan 5-laW4w
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Y. Q. I EAIUN, =
Master in Chancery,
ian 3-1aW4w Circnit Court. AleXa CO.

TN THE CIRCUIT CUU RT OF ALbNA \
L dria county, November 23d, 1865, Z. q titZ-
hurb. administrator OF NJ G. Fitzhugh, decd ,
com pannnt, vs. NJ. ~. Febrey and William
Shreve, defendants: .
And the Court doth further order and decree
that one Of the commissioners of this Court do
ascertain whether there are any liens and II 50
their amount and respective priorities on the
real estate in the bill nenioned and before
taking such account he shall give notice OF the
time and ,lucc Of taking the same by pubiIca-
ton in some convenient newspaper, Tor iour
weeks, which publication shall be equivalent TO
n.rson.l notice.
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Cio1,1nKs OFFICE. Jan. 2, 1SG

II COMN RS. Vf I INFII y HII' 2 TN77I'
Notice is hereby given to ail parties interest,"
cd in the decree OF which the foregoing is an eX-
tract, that | have fixed upon MONDAY, the
25sh day Of Feb ruary, 1867, at my office. IN the
cjty Of a lexandria. when and where lsDall pro-
ceed to cXecut. the same:
w. G. YEATON,
..... Master in ChAncery,
(,irc1lit Cnllrt ! lnNN
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALE&AN-
/ dra county, November 10, 1866, THE Po-
tomac Building Fund Association of Alexan-
dria," complainant, vs.. Gilbert S. Miner, J. G..
Taylor, George W. 8rcnt J. Lewis Evans, A.
Woodward, NJ. W. Edelin,, n. w. BurcheII, j..
H. Deraughn, J. 0. Sullivan, J"hn l.. Pascoc,
c. Noland, John Arnold, George W. Davis,
John r, Hill. William B. Nails, John sum
mers G. B. Shirley, Margaret Rafferty, and
JOHN Lally, defendants.
The decree Of November term, 1866, directs
that the papers in the above cause be re; ;erre5
to W. C. Ycaton, Master in Chanccry Of said
Court, to enquire into and state full and COM
plete account of the transactions Of said Asso-
citation and its members; tae amounts due IN
the several deeds of trust executed for Lhc ben
eft OF the Association the amounts due from
the said Association tC its members, and the
amounts due from It's members to the said asso-
citation, with instructions to the said Master to
publish for four successive weeks the objects OF
the reference III some newspaper published IN
the city Of Alexandria, in lieu 0: personal ser
vice upon the parties interested, &c.
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C0MMIssIoNER'S OFFICE,

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. Jan. u. IoOl.
Parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed upon MONDAY, the 18th day OF
February next, as the time for executing the
provisions of the Decree at my office
VI. DULANY BALL,
ian 16-1aw4w COrnmr. in Chanccry.
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COURT NOTI C E S {.

TIN The CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEAAN-
4 dria county, November II, 1866, AlYina
V. Maxwell, complainant, ys.: George W. Max
well, Walter r. 0illingham and Ella 6. Gill
lingham, his wife; Benjamin Chase and Mary
A. Chase. his wife; Franklin Maxwell, Carroll
Maxwell, Richard L. Maxwell Willard Max
we'll Agnes Maxwell Alice Maxwell, Cathar:
inc Maxwell, and Albert stuart, defts
The decree in the above eau e directs that one
of the Masters i'll Chanc"ry # The Court, do as
certain anu report ..=
lst The Indebtedness OF the estate OF George
w: Maxwell at the time Of his death.
3D. The value OF his personal assets. which
have or are yet to come into the hands Of his
cxecutrix.
3d. The real estate Of which he died seized,
and its value
h. The liens on said real estate, their
amount and respective priorties. III
The said decree tur:her cirec's that the said
aster shall give notice. by publication, Ill one
Of the newspapers published III Alexandria,
once week for four successive weeks Of the
time and place, when and where he shall pro
ceed to execute the same said publication TO be
equivalant TO personal service Of such notice on
the parties.
COMM RS OFFICE, Ian. 4, 1867.
The parties Interested in the decree, OF
which the foregoing IS an abstract, are notl-
fed that have fixed upon MONDAY. the 4th
day of March, 1867, ut my Office, in the city OF
Alexandria, when and where l. shall proceed to
execute the said decree. ...
w. c. YEATON, ..
Master in Chancery,
ian 5-1aw4w Circuit Ct AlcXa. co.
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4 aPARAGUS k0OTS1o,
Blackberry, Dorchester do, Myatt's LinnacGs
Rhubarb Root, true Delaware, Con-
cord Iona, lsraelle, Adcrondar, Rcbecca and
Union Village; also, Usage Orange, Honey Lo-
Gust and Ornamental Trees, for safe by
no d. HENRY COOK. 80. King 81.
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W. AfthuT IHyIUT, :: =. J.rl- J2-----------
K DECEMBEE COURT, lSGG,

It being represented to the Court that so
mncb Of the AleAandria and Leeeburrg Iu'n-
nike Is lies in the county of Fairfax ma; peen G
abandoned by the company, it is ordered that
notice be published for eight successive weehs l.
in some convenient newspaper ana also oe post
ed at the Court House door or TINS couH'y, o'I
some Court day, of the intention OF the Court TO
take charge of said road as a county road.
A copy teste. +. u. hiChANO57o~''
dec 2O-lawSW
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Notice is hereby given f 4pt tS Gc,6 T Gt'GTso s ms -
otiice, at Fairfax c. House on 5ATU HDAI L
VIZ ~>''' ''''' II. DULANY BALL.
ian 7--7owiw Co!nm'r in ChnnccrT.
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CoMM'Rs. OFFICE, Jan. 2 1857.

COMM rs. UFFlCEl JNn. z, IoOl.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest
ed in the decree Of which the foregoing is an
abstract that have fixed upon FRIDAY, the
I'D Of February, 1861, at my office, in the city
Of Alexandria, when and where shall proceed
to execute the said decree.
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CONN RS OFFICE. Jan. 2, 1867.
The parties Interested in the decree of V hic!i
The foregoing is an extract i'll take notice that
have fixed upon WEDNESDAY,, the eth day
Of february 1867, at my office in The city, OF
Alexandria, when and where snail proceed to
execute the said decree.
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court
Y Of Fairfax county, january rules, loG7
Julia e. Erwin, administrator of W. Il. Erwin
plaintiff, vS. Samuel Lewis, detcnd nnt-!n case
Mem: The object Of this suit is to recover. OF
the defendant the sum Of SS21l5, with legal IN
terest thereon from 3lsJ January, 1864, and to
attach in the hands of Levi II. York. any mon
ev due the said defendant, to pay the same;
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the deiend7
ant is not resident Of this State i is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
lcation hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tcct his interest. y copy. tcste.
Y. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
"a. G, a q oyIr1IJ
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Parties interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that will proceed to execute
its provisions at my office, at Fairfax G. Il, on
wednesday, the 10th day Of February next
NJ DULANY BALL,
i'm 1G-1aw4w COmm'r r IN ChanCerY
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALIEN
L andria county, Noyembcr 18th, 1866, George
Washington, complainant, rs. Catt.arine Bur
ley, Administrative of James Burlcy: dec d.,
and Alice and Maria Burley. infants, deits
1t is ordered and decreed that w. G. Ieaton,
Master in Chanccry, of said Cou:t do state and
settle the account Of the defendant G. Burley,
Administrator of James Buriey, decd, and
that he do ascertain the fee simple and annaal
value Of the real estate Of which said James
Burey, died, seized; the judgments against the
deccdpnt and heir prioritcs, and the creditors
of the estate, with Instructions to said Master to
publish for four successive weeks, in Some news
paper in Alexandria the objects Of this refer
cnce, which publication shall be equivalent to
personal service Of notice upon the parties H.
forest ed
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PAPER EAEGlIG.
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VIRGINIA. to with the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, january rules, lo0h hpPa
Buckley VS. J. II Simpson-In case.
Mem :-The object Of this suit Is 70 recover OF
the defendant the sum Of $27.lO, with interest
from lst March, 1852
ort is not - resident of this State it is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
lication hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest A copy, teste.
-'''' w. B. GOODING Clerk.
Dulany s Ball, ?. @. jan 9-lawiW
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7. D. NLOHANUoUNl NIVIN.
Dulany & Ball. P. @. jan 9-law4W

yJIRGINIA. to wit:-In the CIRCUIT Court Of
Y Fairfax county. January rules 1867, W.
". Kinchelocvs J. Hendley Simpson-ln case
Mem The object OF this suit is to recover of
the defendant the sum of S27lC, with interest
from lst March, 1862.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the Defend
ant is not resident of this State, it is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
lica:ion hereof and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest. 4 copy, teste.
Dulany s Ball P. O an 9-law4W
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or FAItEAA
/ county, November term, 1850, Nary I59p- I
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27

a child three and half years osd da
fined ia Richmond Bfidsmai l)abIIn
out 8 Sentences of fourLaeu years. asst o1-
ment foF the crime Of soliciting aims.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27
THF MITYLENE EARTHQUAKE
Loss of from Eight Hundred 70 One
Thousand Lives

The foreign journals contain full paTticU-
lars Of the terrible earthquake which eC-
CURED in the Island of Mitylene IN the first
week of March. The island is IN the Gree
clan Archipelago, near the coast of Asia
Minor, and has population Of about fifty
thousand souls
From eight hundred to one thousand lives
are supposed to have been lost by the disas-
ter 0ne.half the houses of the island
have been leYeied to the ground At six a
the evening Of Marcil 8, d shock vas suds
denly felt lasting eighteen or twenty sec
onds, followed almost directly by another,
longer and more violent The sea, i6 IS said,
heaved and boiled into and out of the ports;
and In the little town whole blocks Of solid
stone buildings reeied and fell together, like
houses of cards. The castle, the cathedral,
the Governors kiosk, the prison, the
mosques, ard the consular residences ali
more or less shared in the ruin. When our
corresponding recently described the earth
quake IN Algeria, he discussed the local
theory that the light construction of the
French colonists houses had made the disas-
/ ter so severe. In Meteli, on the other hand,
the buildings are largely built Of SCARED
volcanic stone, taken from aneient edifcss
yet they all fell together; nay, the effect Of
/ the ouerthrow was the greater on account Of
their very solidity. It is said that from
L tiIAb Huu0EG4 70 ono EIUuoAAA4 BbDl ly4l A-t-f1
! perished IN the capital Of the island, and
/ that as many more have been manned
! Among the inland villages there has also
/ been much loss of life; and, whittier tEue
or not, it is reported that at one point the
earth really opened and swallowed up q
whole broad belt Of dwellings close By she
seas edge. 1t is also related that at this
particular point there is a subsidenee Of the
ground, which has let thesea right in, many
fathOms deep, over what was formerly busy
and prosperous quarter Of the little town.
/ Shocks, more or less severe, were felt on the
TIN and Sth over great part Of the LeFans
and in some Of the Izgean islands, smyr~
4 ma, Magnesia, Adramitti, Avail, Gailpoli,
I and Co1istantinople itself have been more or
less shaken. But Mitylene suffered tho
most cruelty; and after the eatastrephe the
inhabitants all fed from their residehcess
and were Obliged to live IN the open aiE. er
under tents, stricken down by sorrow and
and terror Hunger next came 70 add TO
their misery the calamity bad been 50
I sweeping that they had nos even the neees-
saries of life. a ffreneh gDnboat and an
Austrian Loyd's steamer landed some bis
cult and stores among the Departing people i
but the extent Of the misfortune IS sucbf
that only the most energetic action 9n the
part Of the Turks at smyrna and eess5antis
nople can save many of those that are aesiss-
less from starvation.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27
Platform Of the Conservative Party
Of Tennessee.
Unanimously Adopted in Conven-
tiOn, at Nashville, Tenn,
April 16, 1867.
The Road to viotOrys

We, the Conservative Union men of Ten
nessee, adopt the following platform Of prin-
ciples:
1st We are in favor of the Union of the
States under the Constitution of the United
States, and pledge ourselves to support and
maintain the same.
Cd. We are the friends of peace and civil
law, and that these great objects can be best
promoted by legislation recognizing equal
and exact justice to all-exclusive privileges
to none.
Sd. We are in favor of immediate reste-
ration of our disfranchised fellow-citizens
to all rights, privileges and immunities of
full and complete citizenship.
4th. That our colored fellow-citizens, be-
ing now citizens of the United States and
citizens of the State of Tennessee and voters
of this State, are entitlad to all the rights
and privileges of citizens under the laws and
Constitution of the United States and of the
State of Tennessees
5th. We are opposed to the reputation, Of
the national debt; and are IN favor of equal
taxation, as the proper method of paying the
same.
9th That the establishment of standing
army in our State IN time of peace, is a fla
grant and dangerous encroachment upon
the rights and liberties of the citizen
I H6dNitT oppressive 20 Gf46 anu GhA-
dently designed to oYerawe voters at the
/ ballO6=box
7th. We cordially approve of the patriotic
/ efforts Of Andrew-J Johnson, President of the
/ United States, IN defending the Constitu
/ tion, preserving the Union of the States, and
maintaining the supremacy Of the laws.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The following gentlemen comprise the
Central EXECUTIVE Committee
Col John Baxter, of Knox
Hon. James Jones, of Greene.
4" Charles S. Cameron of Shelby
Dorsey B. Thomas, Of Humphreys
+" John Q. Gaunt, of Davidson
" VIM B. Campbell, Of Wilson.
+" A. A. Steele, of Marshall
An eminent artist lately painted snow
storm so naturally that be caught bad colc
By sitting too near It with his coat Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27
BIG THING on ICE
Genuine Radical ..Powwow.
. Here's YOur Mule. "

From the Memphis Appeal we gather the
following facts in regard to the Radical Con-
gressionaI Convention which met at Browas-
vile on the 18th inst The posse met at one.
o'clock.
On motion Of Maj Thompson, of NeNairy,
Judge Barbour Lewis was appointed tenpo-
rary chairman, and Maj Thompson was ap-
pointed secretary.
The committee on permanent organization
reported the following officers:
President, John Aldridge, of McSairy;
Secretaries, Chandler and Hudson, Of Mem
phis.
Aldridge, on taking the chair, addressed
the convention as follows:
GenHemen-This is rather getting up be-
hind me, but | am always willing to do aid
in my power for my party. There are many
more who are more capable Of presiding
than me but / will try to preside upon your
deliberations Thanking yon for the honor
conferred, I take the chair
Col Hepburn offered following resO-
luton:
Resozoed, That each county be allowed
one vote for each one hundred qualified
voters, and one vote for each one hundred
negro voters.
The committee on ratio Of representation
reported:
That to Shelby county, thirty-one votes;
TO each of the other counties, twenty votes.
To this report Col. Hepburn submitted
minority report as follows.
That Shelby be allowed 76 votes, Hay
wood 26, Hardeman 8, Madison II AIeNairy
10 Favette l. Tipton g.
Col. Beaumont offered a resolution IN lieu
of both reports;
That each county be allowed three votes
for each representative in the general assem-
bly, of the State, and that no county shall
cast less than three.
The resolution of Col Beaumont was
unanimously adopted The following was
the apportionment:
Shelby Z, Haywood g. McNairy 3, Upton
8, Madison 4, Fayette 4, Hardeman 3.
DIR. Shaw nominated w G. Smith, and in
few illiterate and ungrammatical remarks,
urged his nomination. Dr. Shaw was fol
lowed in the same strain by Woodson, of
Hardeman and negro by the name of Har-
ris, from Shelby, who was, by the way, the
best speaker attending the convention.
P NJ Neal, of Haywood, put in nomina-
ton the Hon D. a. Nun, of Haywood.
Maj Thompson, of McNairy, put in nomi-
nation Fielding Hurst, of MeNairy.
Onmotion of Barbour Lewis, the eonven-
ton went into the nomination Of a candi-
date
The first ballot was as follows: Shelby,
for Smith; Haywood, 3 for Nun; Madi-
son, for Nun; Hardeman, for Smith
Fayette, for Nun and ? for Smith Upton,
2 for Nun.
The second and third ballots resulted the
same The fourth ballot stood as follows
Shelby, 7 for Smith; Haywood, 8 fer Nun
Hardeman, for Smith; Fayette, 2a,.
Nun and ? for Smiths Madison, 4 f5r ~
NfeNairy, 3 for Nun ;1Tipton, for N
Nun was declared the choice Of the
| ventiOn -
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The country is being flooded with
" strictly private and confidential > letters
from lottery swindlers. Look out for them.
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The Supreme Court has designated jus
tices Nelson, Swayne and Miller to prepare
rules and regulations for proceedings under
the new Bankrupt law, and these three gen
tIemen viii at once enter upon the neces~
sarz deliherations in the case
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27

ePride goeth before fall We have
often seen It before q waterfall
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THE RETURNED MINIATURE.

That gift Of mine-yes there it lies:
How valueIess it now appears!
Yet tbs but late since her pure eyes
COnfded it their smiles and tears.
Then twas treasure jointly ours
She its fair keeper-mine the bliss
To know that in loves sacred bow'rs.
I claimed thought and it-a kiss.
All! yes, how oft, at eventide
When sunset giIds the wood and lea,
She looked upon that face and tried
To think she smiled again
O. could those lips their silence break
Trusting and farlsss would hear
All that their unsealed founts could speak
OF that-to me-tfan life more dear.
Those eyes that oft have met her own;
Could they reflect aught Of that light,
Which, in Der beaming glanees, shown,
My darkness were utter night.
But that last, Ifngring look she cast
Ere shut forever from her sight
Let it be given to the past
Let it be buried with blight!
Yet, mid this wreck still lives aud blooms,
Unchanged and pure, loves deathiess howr;
Weary the night its smile ilIumes,
And dark the shades which DER it lOw'r.
But love is not Of asEle growth.
Nor evaneseent3 Gsr its bud
Within trusting heart puts FORTH
Dies with that hearts cOngealling blood
And they, who, with rude hands. would tear
That flower from within that heart,
May leave each desOlate and scar,
But never rend the twain apart;
For still upon their shattered stem,
That witheFed heart-that withered bloom
Faded, but Joined. wiz light and gem
The darkness Of loves early tomb.
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oPPosIEIOBT no WxRA17zgx
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The PREsIDENoY.-The PhiladeIphia led
ger, IN its own quiet manner, remarks
" Schuyler CoIfax has been formally nomi-
mated for the Presidency, by Governor
Smyth, the retiring Governor of New Hanp-
shire The Presidential election being but
eighteen months of, candidates are, of
course, appearing in all quarters. A list Of
the men already named viii be found to
tain the names of Generals Grant, Sher-
man, Thomas, Mcclellan. and Butler, An
drew johnson, Schuyler Coifaz, Senators
Wade. Sherman, sumner and Fessenden,
Tbaddeus Steyens, Horatio Seymour and an
indefinite number Of other persons. 1t Is
highly probable that a Northern man for
President, and a Southern man for Vice
President, viii be run by each party and
there is no danger, from present appear
ances, that either Office viii 60 begging.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27

An eminent artist lately painted snow
storm so naturally that be caught bad cold
By sitting too near it with his coat of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27

The editor Of the Literary Album speaks
Of a new dance called the Kiss Go5lliIon.
In which the gentlemen always kisses e
lady, as they swing the corners. He 8ags
he is not much on the dance but would ike
to swing few corners occasionally. so
would we-Who W0aidne2
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27

An lrishmau having been told t5s hs
price Of bread had lalien, said fs tha
first time ever rejoiced at the of 50
best friend