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Pork House Destroyed.

ST.. LOUIS, February lO.-The large pork
house OF d. D.Pinger & Co., In st. Joseph,
with all its contents, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. The meat destroyed
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The fire is believed 10 be the work of an in
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ron GOvERNoR! .. .......
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FoR TREASURER
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opinion OF Chief Justice fancy with an intro
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THE RECONSTRUCTION QUESTION.

An informal consultation has been held
by members, and 1t has been determined 10
force vote on Tuesday, on the reconstruc-
ton question,
The bill proposed by Mr.. Banks does rot
seem to meet with favor among the major
ity, on the ground that It DISTINGUISHES but
few rebels, aud large class of negroes.
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Snez.5g5s S9Be.

by virtue of vendiGoni exponas In my
hands, IN favor OF Bailey Macon VS. Samuel
3. Harris, issaed by the Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county, at the October term, 1867,
will sell, for cash, ut the Court House door,
in the town Of Bolivar, the first Monday in
January, the following tract Of land, TO vic: a
tract of land lying In Uardem&n county,
State Of tennessee, in range . section ,,
containing 275 acres, and bounded rs fol
lows Beginning at post. oak, the north
east corner Of entry No. 20fI for a.. acres,
in the name Of Thomas MashbUrn, and runs
south II poles to q stake with two black oak,
post oak and hickory pointers; thence cast,
crossing Cab creek at seventy-One, and sew
enty-fVe and eightY-sCVen, in all lT2 poles,
to a stake with two post oak and hickory
pointers, on the west boundary line on entry
No. , 3I4, for 100 acres thence north,
crossing said creekat 49, in all City and a
half poles to white oak, the southwest
corner of entry No. ?, lib, for IS acres, in
the name Of - Cheshire; thence west
40 poles to q large chestnut, marked j.
{, the southwest corner Of the same thence
north SO3 poles to a stake with 4 hickory
pointer, the southwest corner Of entry 80.
,, l4l, for % acres, in the name of VIM.
Sparks thence west - poles to a stake, the
southwest corner of the same thence north
60 poles to a red oak, the northwest corner
OF the samGj thence east with Its nurtn
boundary line and with the line Of said en-
try No. 2,713, in all 1897 poles, 10 hickory
and red oak, the southwest corner Of entry
No. rs, for 2T4 acres, made in the name
of VIM Polk; thence north 81 poles to a
stake aud black oak, the southeast corner of
entry No 2,7l4, for % acres, made in the
name of - Cheshire; thence west u
poles to post oak, the southwest corner OF
the same; thence north 50 poles to a stake
with three spanish oak pointers, the north
west corner Of the same; thence west IS3
poles to a post oak, marked d. 5 81 ttcnee
south 272 poles to post oak marked = j.
g j" on the north boundary line Of SAID
Mashburn's said - acre entry thence east
with the same 4 poles to the beginning
Granted to Jonathan Cheshier by entry No
2,636 levied on by attachment as the prop
erty Of said SamI b. Harris.
w. W. MCCARTNEY, Sheriff
dec14 4t pr fee SIS
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SHERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue OF q genditi0ni ezponas in my
hands in favor Of ~. j. Davis VS.. w H.
BRYANT, issued By the Circuit Court Of Har-
Geman county, ut the October term, 1867,
viii sell, for cash, atthe Court House door, in
the town Of Bolivar, the first Monday in Jauu-
airy, ISG8, the following described
tract of land, lying in said county
of Hardeman, In range / and section
Iof the 10Th Surveyors District, and bound
ed Bs follows, to wit: BEGINNING at stake
with three post oak and Spanish oak point
ers the southwest corner Of an occupant
survey for 81 acres, in the name Of John
Hardcastle runs west > poles ID a black
Jack with two black jaCl, and post oak point
ers, the southwest corner Of the same
thence north 90 poles to q black oak with
black Jack pointers, the northwest corner Of
the same, on the south boundary CT entry
No 6IS, for 32l acres, in the name Of IL.
Y. Oliver; thence west 100 poles to post
oak the southeast corner Of entry No. Dos,
for 200 acres, in the name Of Ihos. II.
Neese thence west with the south bound
ary Of same ] Is poles to a stake, black wal
nut, black oak and Spanish oak pointers, the
northeast corner Of an occupant survey, for
I95 acres, in the name Of ". Davis; thence
south with same 81 poles to a white oak on
the north boundary of entry 10. 49, for gGT
acres; thence cast with tie same % poles b
d STAKE "1th "AitS anu % "lis-I S- t'ilite
on the west boundary Of the same thence
north II po es to q stake, black oak pointer.
the northwest corner Of the same; thence
east - poles TO q stake, two post oak and
hickory pointers, the northeast corner Of the
same thence south vita the cast lae Of the
same 1I9 poles to a stake with pcrsi nmon
and black oak pointers, Oh the old State line
thence east 1I9 polee to The beginning. con
tanning l05 acres, moro or less. levied on
as the property of ItIiliam II. Bryant
" y McCAELEY, Sheriff
Dennis & Robertson, Attys for plaintiG
declA4t pr Zee $If
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sheriE's Ga5e.

BY virtue OF yinditiOni exponas in my
hands, in favor of james Jones VS.. J. b.
league issued by the Circuit Court Of Har-
demaP county, at the October term, 1867,
VIII sell, for cash, at the Court House door. in
the town of Bolivar, the first Monday in Jan
1868, the following tract Of land, in uarde-
man county, on the waters of Clover
creek, being the west part of entry No. GOT,
for 24I acres, made IN the name of John c.
TunI5 beginning at q stake with two beach
pointers, the moss west southwest corner Of
entry No. COZ, and runs south % degrees,
cast so poles, to stake with hOrnbcam and
red bud pointers; thence south ll4' east
233 poles to stake; thence south 3340 east
crossing the railroad and with the centre eff
the mill road 20 poles to q stake with elm
and black oak pointers; thence north 3210
east 535 poles to the centre of the log drain
across the railroad thence with the centre
OF the same north 4SAo east 1921 poles to 2
stake on the west boundary of the 600
acre tract of land; thence with the west
boundary line of the same north 81 poles to
a stake with ash and two beach pointers. the
! northeast corner of entry No. COZ; thence
with the north boundary line Of the same
west l52 poles to a stake in the lower Bea-
yer pond; thence with the west boundary
line of the same south III poles to the be-
! ginning, containing, by calculation, 10 acres
! more or less, and being the same tract con
veyed to j. T. league by John G. Tunis, 10y
! deed Of February 8, 1859, and registered in
! Register Office, Hardeman county, In book
| 8 Z, page 405, in February II, 1859. Lev
! led on as the property Of Joseph Il. league
W. w. MCCARTNEY, Sheriff
j. & z. Fentress, Att'ys for plaintif
decI4 It pr fee SIS
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SHERIFFS SALE.

B7 virtue Of yenditioni exp0nas IL my
hands, in favor Of Thos. T. Mo8rsFs j. 81.
W MARSH, b. Il. lIainlne, VIM. Murreii and
II. @. Eeatress, issued by 5he Circuit Court
Of Hardeman county at the October terra,
1867, I wilIseH, fer cash, at the Court House
door. III the town 0f B5ivar, the FIRST Monday
IN January, 1865. The following town lot IN
Bolivar, VIZ Lot no. =, square 30. Z, be-
gaining on Market street., SIX inches iroH
the northeast cornerof j.. teuEress office
thes5ee east to Mater street, tlHage south
with lot No. ] SAID square thence west 81
poles thence IS feet; thence east p teeti
thence north g the beginning. Ineluains the
foundation of tie old brick tavern l.cflea
on 81 sbs gropertv IS William Murreh.
81. SO AIcfAHI.aF. sheriff
Wood i McNcai, Alt'ys la1 plasa
deel4 It pr Zee
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- - ..E.seaas.lss.



b sirtueaof 4 venaitioni exponas in my
hands, ii favor Of l.. Bills VS.. j. v. Field
and Jgat Field, issued by the Circuit Court
Of IaraeUan county, at the October term
1867, 1 viii sell. for cash, at the Court House
door, in the town 81 Bolivar the tirss Monday
IN January 1868, the following tract OF
land in aardeulan county, Containing s.
acres, IN range ?, section ?, conveyed by
Richard Rainier to john Field, and registered
10Th january, 1881, In book G. PAGES s
and 3S, Of iardeman county, and bounded
as follows; to Wit: Beginning G6 poles north
oil the southwest corner Of entry No ] ,232
thence south 6yo, east IS poles to a stake
thence north l26 poles to \ Black oak
thence west 50 poie5 t0a stake thence
south 81 poles to the beginning
Also upon one other tract in same county,
range and district, Containing I59 acres,
more or less, granted by State of Tennessee
to john Field, lst December, 1892, and reg
istered at Jackson, Tenn, vol. Is, REGISTER s
Office, beginning at a stake with two post
oak and a black jack pointer the northwest
corner Of entry, 10 ,232, for 80 acres,
made in name Of W. Polk, and runs east 10
poles to a black oak, the southwest corner OF
entry POI for 1872 acres, in the name of W
II. ID. Rainss thence north 100 poles to u
small black oak sapliug with t.9o black oak.
two post oak and hickory pointer, the
southeast corner Of entry No 1872, for 220
acres, in name Of II. ~ Gossitt thence
west $50 poles to a stake, his southwest cor
ner on east boundary line Of entry No.
i 453, for I42 acres, in name Of D. T.
| Thompson thence south so poles to u blacl,
/ jack, his southeast corner on the north
boundary line of entry No. 733, for 20C
acres, in the name Of Pryor Webb; thence
east 60 poles to stake with black oak and
black jack pointers, a northeast corner
Of the same; thence south 10 poles to d
black jack, a corner Of the same thence
east 81 poles to a black jack, his most east
ern northeast corner; thence south 81 pole.
to black gum, the northwest corner of en-
try No. 1,529, for 10 acres; thence east Is
poles to stake with two black oak pointer
on the cast boundary line of said entry /. 232
for so acres; thence north 81 poles to th,
beginning, both tracts of land having bee.
bought at a sale under County Court decree
on 18th april, 1867, by J. n. Field. sal,
land levied on as the property of J NJ
Field, w w. McUAREEY, Sheriff
/ decl4 1t pr Tee 81
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By virtue OF a vcndltlOni cZpOnas "a my
hands, in favor of L. Bills vs. David ). Birk-
head issued by the Great Court Of HaTde-
man county, at Che October term, 1857,
viii sell, for cash, at the Court Houscdoor, in
the town ofBolivar the Erst Monday IA Jana-
airy, 1868, the following tract Of land, to
wit: One tract, No S,3O5, granted by the
state Of Tennessee to the heirs Of r. T.
Birkhead, decd, for ~ acres, in range ]
ming at black oak with pine and four black
oak pointers, the H0Ttheast ruer Of entry
No. ~ for 20 acres, ia name of r. II.
Berlhead and 81 i R4rks; thence south with
same 23S poles b q stake in d field, the fur
thcFest northwest corner of an occupant sur
ycy, 1881 acres, In the name Of Josiah An
mons; thence east with the same - poles
to stake with chestnut and three black
oak pointers on the county line; thence
north with the same 3jo poles to ,istalte
with 20 sc oak, white and black oak pointers
thence west ~ poles 90 biack oak with
hickory and two black OAK pointers
thence east 81 poles to the beginning
One other tract ir same range and dis
trict, beginning p polcs-west and 30 south
from the mile Tree, -. from northeast cor
of said section 8 thence running west ~ d
poles to- hickory with white and black % <
pointers, q corner 81 an occupant, Tor zvJ 4
acres. ia the name Of =. SPARKS thence
south with the same and with the east boun-
dairy line Of an occupant survey Of 30 acres f
IN the name Of john slaAcit, 20 poles 70 g
Sake with chestnut and .siekory pointers
thence east TT poles ~ q hickory thence
north % poles b the beginning, being the
undivided tract grantedby the state Of Ten
nessee to the teirs of q j. Birkhasd deed,
and 81. T. spafs heirs decd tie interest
above levied 81 heiag sAe interest oil u y.
l}lrkhaa5snsI interest BOUGHT bg i} - Blrk-
head - 81 - Birkhead, Eieazer birkhead,
g. II Saylor aud Mary y Mayor pa said
tracts. levied on aa the property 81 y. ).
Birkhead ~. ~ AlllAlI.Ef, rhcglH
dgcI4 1t pr fseSl7
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-21
Attaohment 8oeies.

1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant is a nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee, and attachment haYing
been returned, with a levy on defendant
publication be made in the Bolivar Bulletin
for four consecutive weeks, requiring said
defendant, 5. q. Harris, to appear in the
town OF Middleton In the counting-room of
j. NJ. Reaves & Co, on the 10th day Of Jan
uary, 1865, and defend said suit, or iud1-
ment viii be rendered against him.
A. L. THoRNToS, il p. II. C.
Deeem ber-6 1868 *