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CARD.-nlss NE. WILSON bsgs leave "a
~ inform her old customers and the public gen
sraily thst che has 70 opsnsd her Dress q akiul
sstsolshment st 40 18th street, between and
otreoeo. NH l6 lms
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PHrceH.-Saturday
the will of the late Mary T.. Nourse was fsIiy
proved and admitted 10 record, aEd letters tes-
tamentary issued TO Joseph + and William
Nourse: bond 5000.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF the
late John Fred Muhlinghaus were iss ued 10
Caroline Muhlnghaus; bond sl.OOO
The second ana final account Of the late
guardian OF Caroline T.. Utermehle by the ad =
ministrators OF &. II. Utermehle: the first and
hnal account OF the administrator of Thomas
J. Barrett fourth general snd individual ac-
counts OF guardian TO the orphans of John X.
Johnston were approved and passed.
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ArEST PARIS FASHIONS or HAIR
IL DRESSING.
4. ALLI0T,
FRENCH HAIR DRESSER,

324 street. between 18th and l4th sts.
M. Aliot. from Paris. Hair Dresser, OF the
celebrated hAchei, with whom he arrived In this
country. has now been established fer the Last
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-.
ofths sishsst Vosissy e, Ike honor 70 Any.
nounce that he hes this imported the latest
tasnions OF hair dressing, and slss pomsdes, and
at voYy reaoonal le prfcea 4 ems
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GENTs WANTED FOR THE MOST EXUIT.
"A ING And INTERESTING BOOK OF TIL

n II.
"A ING And INTERESTING BOOK OF THE
GEN L. c. RAKRRs HISTORY OF THE
SECRET SERVICE.
In every city, town. county. and state of the
Union, TO canvass for this wO.k. This history
was announced one year ago, but owing TO the
attempts OF the G.vernnstt 70 suppress It. its
unsltered and unabridged. under the superYi zion
Of Gen. BAKER. IL contains q full and official
expose Of the Intricate Vaccinations of secret
epemies Of the Union.
For startling developments and thrilling ad ven.
tures, this book eclipsss the famous of
Fouche and Nidoc /. The marvellous mar ratiy yes of
General Baker are all sttested By the highest
official authority. 1t will contain the only o.ciaI
history of the Assassination conspiracy. A full
history ef THIS great startling ano terrible crime
FROM ITS CONCEPTIONS, In THE HAUNTS
OF vILLAINY TO THE BURIAL PLACE OF
BOOTH, has never yet been placed before the
public. The work also fully exposes the nefarioss
are so readily obtained at W ashingteu.
The morals of the NatioRsl Capital are thor
ouRhly ventilated. and there are some strange
reyeIatioos concerning heads OF departments
members OF Congress, female pardon brokers' and
distinguished military characters.
For full descriptive circulars, terms, and all
particulars, address p. GARRETT CO,
mh2.lm 7O2 Chestnut St, Phisdeiphia.
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w A L 8 II 's
3 p DIAL TIOB.
CHARLES HERZsER9,


Successor TO Isaac HerZberg Son,
who have condu ucted the Pawnbroking Business
ior hfteen years in this city, far twelve IN
years the enly PawnbrOker IN the District 4
take this method Of thanking their patroos0 ~
sbd the public for the confidence heretofore shown
them, and beg leave to call their attention to the
fset that We still continue 20 make the highest ad
Diamonds, watches, Bonds. Government Scrip,
silver Plate, &c. for which ve have superior
places Of deposit and security, which will ways
be shown for the satisfaction of those pstroniLing
ns- We have special facilities for the care and
preservation OF Wearing Apparel of every de-
serlpt1On, Woolens, 6e., on which the highest ad-
yanoes are made, guaranteeing when required
against moth, and always sssinstiDlury Having
large warehouse IN connection with our office,
We have special facilities for storage of all kinds
OF Merchandise, Furniture, &c. on which we
make the highest advances for days. weeks
months. We call especial attention to the fact
that owing TO the large capital employed in our
business. We can make advances at such rates of
interest Is TO defy composition. We sell no goods
until the eJ pirstion Of six months after their for
feiture, and then only al public auction, first Civ
malls 10 all depost0rs. By this means deposits
with us never lost il their redemption IS de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
ments for forwarding goods TO any part of the
country, arrangements which an experience of
fifteen years has brought to perfection. Depos-
itors are enabled by this means TO redeem their
goods from our ONCE no matter where they may
yate apartments for confce ntisl business. N. B.
We have no connection with any si Hilar estab-
nshment in this city. Refer to old resident of
Washington. Remember HERZBERG'S Loan
Once. 351 north street, between AZ and 9Th, {,
Washington. ID. e. fe25-lm-
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Chief JWstics Cartter-To-
day, the case OF Allison Major art Violet
Williams, administratrix of w. II. Williams,
was concluded. The facts the case are as
follows: Williams, who was a slave-dealer IN
lS4o, purchased Of the State of Virginia tven-
ty-four negroes, who had been convicted OF
various heinous crimes, and sentenced 20 De
sold out Of the State. He placed them on
board 8 vessel. with a view Of taking them 10
Texas. and on the way, IL is alleged, the vessel
was driven by stress OF weather 20 put into
Mobile, from whence Williams shipped them
10 New orleans. Here he was arrested under
law forbidding any person 10 bring convict
negroes into the State, tried, convicted, and
sentenced TO pay fine OF ~I2,OOO, the negroes
being forfeited 10 the State OF Louisiana Sub
sequently, the Supreme Court of the State re-
yersed the decision OF the lower court, but the
negroes were retained by the State until Is5s,
when the Legislature Of the State passed an
act for Williams relief, and thew were deliver
ed TO Williams. In ISl9, one Thomas Davis
claiming an equal interest in the slaves with
Williams, assigned his interest 70 the plaintiff,
who contends that Williams knew OF thIs as
signment. and he now CLAIMS one half OF the
value OF the negroes in l-56, with interest.
The jury returned a verdict for defendant,
and the plantIf moved a new trial. Messrs
X. j. Brent ana :. l. Phillips for plaintiff,
and +. G. Morgan and Bradley, ST., for de-
feEdant.
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DROPosALs FOB CATTLE FOB INDIAN
SERVICE


DEPARTMENT OF THE INrRRIoR,p
March q, I5j7.
Proposals will be received up TO the l5th day Of
May, le67 at the Office OF IL. B Denman Saperfn
teDdent OF Indian Affairs for the Northern Super
intepdency, a. Omaha City. Nebraska for the
delivery at Omahs City Of the following Stock
500 head OF Milk Csws for the winneb.so In
dians; occupying reservation in Nebrasks
500 head OF Milk Cows for the eantee Sioux In
dians, occupytpg a reservation at the mouth
Oi the Niobrarr, Nebraska.
500 head Of ID ilk Cows for the Yancton Sioux In
disns, occupying a re serystion in Dakota
. occupying reservation in Nebraska,
20 head of young American Bulls.
50 head of Beef Cattie (steers.D
The Cows must be OF good quality. American
breed. not less than three nor more than seven
years old Cows with young calves, or CO VS. with
ceived. The Bulls must be not less thsa three
years old, and the Beef Cattle net less than four
years old.
Superintendent Denmau will have the right to
reject any all the bids; also, the right to
any all the cattle If he deems that the cattle
delivered are not of the required character.
Superintendent Denmsn will be authorized to
receive the SAID cattle and to give vouchers to the
parties delivering the csttls, to be paid at the
office Of the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs in
Washington city.
The tin OF the lie very OF the cattle will be de.
have the power to change the place Of delivery
with the consent of the contractor.
Good and sufficient bends will be required for
the faithful fuI llment Of the contract.
Bids will not lie received for a Tess number tn an
the total number Of cows and bulls called for
the beef cattle. U. III. BROWSING,
NH 30 Seer etary.
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A h BROWNE. E.J. sMITHKRs
BROWNE & sMITHERs.
WAsHINGTOH, ID. O,
BUREAU BETteEks. FREEpMRs. AND
Once No. 4Io Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once fe Ally
IN PEB CENT. SAVED By using B. JEW.
~ FIehiaRR h RqSSs New 9niadl'sfnssa YdTk ei1 SOAP
Premium FAMILY SOAP,
And No i Brown SOAP.
FOR sale cheap for cash. Orders through the
Post Once will be promptly s'tsndss nswx,1 g
Soap and Candle Manufacture, No. SOD and
sO2 6 ST. north, bet. 4th and sth. "a lI-6n
THE MOST EXGITLNS ANB INTERESTING
BOOK OF TIE DAY.
GEN. L. T. BAhER,S AIST0RY OF THE
AGENTS wanted in s every city. town. county
and state Of the Union 20 canvass Tor this work.
oRns % nSD 81 the ss SS
press 10, Its publcation was delayed. Ii will nov
Supervision Of GIN. BAxER' IL sonfsias full
and Official expose Of the intricate nschin nstious
For .t.rtling Developments and thrilling sdven::
,pi os1k eelRsss the famous sx perienees OF
Is,yss 81 General Bsksi are al all attsstsd by the
high nlghest otsss authority It will coatsia the
splIscy. A full history OF this great, startling
FROM Its iNCkPTIeN. IN THE HAUNrs
PLACE OF BOOTH.
nss never yet been placed before the public. The
Gmch PRESIDENTIAL parions were and are 40 read.
Up obtained In Wsshi nRtol.
Ine morals Of the National Capital are thor
ougpy ventilated. and there are some strange
members OF Congress, female pardon brokers' and
disunsuished military characters.
n or circularst canyassing numbers and all otber
inforIsuon address Il. BAKER. Pest once
This work will be ready for delivery on the lst
B.-Soue but those thoroughly oouvsr,.u,
with the busi ness, and with good references "a 70
NAOKERKL AND GOLDFISH.
10 600 pounds large sHeRI CODYIsn.
60 barrels No AAOK EkEL.
just received and for sale at our wharf, &C the
foot Of seventh st. 81 BLOWN SON.
dsi.-u Mo. ass Ninth ct. Lst. and = -
EIBRUABY Is, 1so1...An persons having
the iss Of January, are requested to call and get
them, otherwiss they Will be sold at public ano-
,on on the t Of March e Ray sGs enrsrSs; there
on. JUhn d. .roApObIs
Jan I'm No. ala street.
On d. MAILLAIRO.
Pur 0seso ss sucrs E.s~,s d. e tsnt, q nnM nmnsMeass.
oer,.r y.,.ou, .,.,u. IA asrs isx [sss ssSs:s.
'z- 114
$3.50 ~
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n1rThree pilots were lost in New York har
: Dor during the gale Of Friday. 49,. -
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VNWINE-A FUN assortment Of White. Manila,
= sPd Srsv Wrspyins PAPHR
very loU ~ y. MORBIaOU,s I
mAJ.m' A3o Pennsylvants avenuo.
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CLOTHING, DO.
JAMES 7. WALK ER,

JAMES T. WALKER,
MERCHANT TAILOB,
Asa Seventh Street, Asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has q fine, large and WELL A.
selected sssor tment of
CLOTHS, CASslMERES. M
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. -H.
That he is determined to run OF at q very small
ADVANCE on cost.
Persons pafronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and goou workm an shi .,
a. be Is determined to employ none but the best
workmen
s-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this m method to
INFORM his friends that he will be foand at his post
at the above place, where he will be pleased t.
cnte te their tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fastidious, and seeing that their gar
ments are msde up in the most wor kmanlike man
ner. NH ll-lm
MERCHANT TAILORING.
The undersigned having entered into copa rtner-
selected stocI ef CLOTHS, OAssIMERES,
MEETINGS, and Gentlemens' FURNISH M
ING GOODS, are prepared ID maze up for NO
their customers near ,huing and taS toadbIs
suits OF clothing, at their new establishment, No
ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fsshi on
able Clothing, on moderate terms, should not fail
to give US call before purShssin ng elsewhere.
ro-G, GEO IT, kEEM; kdaa ., s;w: I, SiLBIERT. IaR..
nh SLIM No. $40 ST.. bet. 18th and 18th.
Successor to H. y. Leudon Co.,-Aa
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
. 500 Pennsylysnis avenue, J,
nv 1-d Washington, ID. q.
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VI JAMES q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., -
FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs. zE

VI JAMEsO. MCGUIRE CO.. -
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
Bsving relinquished the Auction nd Commits.
sion business, and con ngertea our extensive ware
rooms. at the corner of 10th and d streets, into
first class
OUsE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
we are now prepared to furnish every variety of
HOUSE ANB OFFICE FURNITURE,
at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises
PABLOR SETS, In Reps and Hair Cloth,
BKR SETS,
COTTAGE SETS.
SINGLE BUREAUS AND wAsHsTANDs,
BLABORATELY CARVED BEDsTEADs,
CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES,
EXTENsION TABLES,
HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER Pill.
Lows,
OFFICE DESKS and WRITING TABLES,
CANTON MATING, &C.. &c.
TUCKER SPRING BED,
which for comfort, durability and cheapness is
unrivslled. Also, the
TUCKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
BRONZE CLOCKS,
Beautiful f. design and finish. and at very ress-
oIable prices.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE & 90,
PARIs AND NEW YORK MILL "a
Mrs, A g. sAsT6S ha. JUS, ro,urnea -
from New YORK % Nv With F large ana sle EeUt
American Straw Bonnets ana Hats for ladies and
eS s e ne 2
French FlOwers Bonnet and Hat Frames in
great tIi ysIriiety Ribbons, Silks, Grapes, Tulles
Particular attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 9Th street. near Pennsylvania ave-
CBANB BALLY OF MEN AND BOYS,
~ AT THE
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 400 9TH street, opposite Post Ofhce.
BUSINESS SUITS of all descriptions.
DRESS SUITS at reduced prices
BOYS SUITS Of all descriptions
BOYS SUITS at all prices.
New styles Of BOYS CLOTHING.
GENTS CLOTHING at reduced prices
Now is your time to lay in SPRING CLOTH.
ING, as we offer special Inducements for the next
thirty lays at
SMITHS, 400 TIN STREET,
opposite Post Office. nhs.lm
ONLY FOR LADIES TO READ.-ElegantIy
" Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and CHEMIST
fOkES, more elaborate than any ever offered
here, Of the newest and most beautiful designs
and for sale 81 BGDG6ED III fssG ss@s
and price, and are ae,er rmined, at whatever cost,
to produce the T ss:s ToTk M Issue the most elegant
Germ In this or any other city.
Our reputation as the only Practical stsmper
are used, and shields them from trusting their
work in the hands of those who buy q few blocks
and proclaim themselves stampers. Stamping, S
per VIM s fns in
fe2n opposite Patent Ofioe.
RY COOPER l. LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth ST.
AT PRIVATE SALE
number of fret class PRIVATE BESI-
DEHCES, in central localities
Also 10 small Brick and Frame HOUSES
1EARM, betw cen Washington and Alexandria
large Frame HOUSE. with lot 10 feet square.
For further particulars apply of
NH ls-lm COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
: CALVERT FORD.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Keeps constantly On hand a fresh supply of
PURE DRUGS AND FINE CHEMICALS
ALSO,
a large stock OF all 20 pular
PATENT MEDICINES,
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PIANOS.
ONE Bacon Raven Piano, for 9lU.
One Andrew Stein, for $50. nm
One almost new 7.octaye large roundSuvkvV
corner boardman Gray Piano. S275.
For sale upen easy terms, at the warerooms Of
W. g. AETZEROTT 90.
i Sole Agents Of SteinWay sons Pianos and
Mason q HAmlin's Cabinet ORGANS, fe ll-d
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEH
" AND
LYINQ-IN ASYEUM.

II OAoO ~ Hn fon WOmAG
LYIEQ-IN ASYLUM.
Fourteenth street ,(sircle j )corner OF II street,
Washington, o.
This Institution has been established for the re-
oepton OF patients who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission
Of such females as may require the comforts of the
The building is situated in the most healthy Dor.
ton OF the District, surrounded by its own
Termo of admission: From SO to @l0 per week
In accordance with the room required, pay able In
advance. This includes Board, Medicines Med
ioal and Surgical attendance.
MEDI0AL sTAPF.
6URGE0N IN OHIEP
J. THOMPSON, M D.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SU RGEONS
JOE, X. BAkNES, n. D., Surgeon General.
JOS; kILEi, M D., esors..pw..
TH0s; MILLER: D., street. WAshiHgton.
W.P JOHNSTON, NJ D., Washington.
QRAITOH TYLER, n. D., GEORGETOWN.
T.HOWARb. II. D., street.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
lital, tof which there are 50, be obtained OF
the Surgeon in chief at this ofos, 1e4 street or
Of any OF the Medical STAFF, and Of the Revs. Drs.
hai. 0urley. Gillette, and Coombs
yill a1piy to the Surgeon General, United States
Ps<ienh hvfns st . distance whs desire TO osms
70 this Institution treatment private
rooIe ~ aDDlyfng By Letter g tie Ia.sron q the
M 1-solyL President.
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- CALVERT FORD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Keeps constantly en- hand fresh supply of
PURE DRUGS AND FINE CHEMICALS.
ALSO,
large stock OF all 20 pulsr
PATENT MEDICINES,
together with
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
HAIR TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES,
AND POMADES,
SOAPS AND PERFUMERY,
which offer at a small advance above cost.
Sole Agent for the sale of of'samsritans Gift,
"Biokrine," Metcalfes Rheumatic Compound
and Triesmare, the great English remedy.
NH 25- eo6t
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL ALI
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of ,2a0 lbs delivered in sny art OF
the city.
Chestnut White Ash, 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
BED Ash, S6.2s.
Lehigh, SO.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
8. p. BROWN 3 SON,
ia25t l63 9Th street, between Z and Il.
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MONEY! MONEY! hONEYlll

NONrYl MONEY! hONEYlll
II. PRINCES NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN
OFFICE,
AT Pa. ave-. next to Potenini's Confectionery.
Money loaned on every description of sslsbIe
Merchandise especially Watches, Dia- N0N
monds and fine Jewelry. 1 can assure
those who may favor me With ther patron - ~
age that they " i'll not regret having done so.
N. B.-Private door and ONCE. Persons not
wishing to enter the public office viii ring the
ONCE bell. fe 2S-im*
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OLp bLlshhD Finn OE
b, GOLDSrElh q CO.,
LICENSED PANNBROkERS,
"a -FOUR AND A HALF SThEEr WEST,
near Pennsy lvania avenue,
Ofer the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Merchandise, TO any amount and for any IN
rfme desired, at Reasonable rates.
Interest on large SUNS greatly reduced.
Business strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
f. lilly
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Or to Mco. Y. BARRY, the Merchants Union
Express Company, 400 Pennsylvania avense,
washington. NH SOt
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~ southwest corner OF fenn. avenue and llth st
AT PRIVATE SALE.
number of first class PRIVATE RESI-
DEHCES, in central localities
Also 10 small Brick and Frame HOUSES
1FARM, between WashinRton and Alexandria
large Frame HOUSE, with lot 20 feet square.
For further particulars apply of
NH l9-lm O00PER & LATIMER, Aucts.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-02
Chancerv Sale of Land.

H Todd adm, ETC.. heirs Jno II. Rains decd,
heirs A n PreEett, decd
In obedience TO an interlOcutory decree Of
the Chancery Court of Bardeman county,
TENNESSEE, rendered at the September term,
1867, / shall, on Saturday, the Both day of
November, 1867, offer for sale, at public out
cry, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House door, in Bolivar, tract of go
acres of valuable farming land, known as
the tract sold by JnO. H. Raines to A. n.
Prewitt, in District No. 10, and bounded as
follows, viz:
Beginning near a post oak at the south
east corner; thence north Ill poles to a
stake thence west 81 poles to gum on the
bank of Spring Greek; thence with the bed
of the creek to a holly on the east bank of
Spring Creek A poles on an air line; thence
west II poles; thence In q northwest direc-
ton 643 poles TO a stake IN a mire thence
west l46 poles to a stake on the line between
the land of Jno II. Rains and that Of Mrs
Nancy Word; thence south IS poles to a
stake; thence east I64 poles to a stake ;
thence south l45 poles to a stake on Thos
Shaw's line thence east 2025 poles to the
beginning, containing by estimation go
acres, more or less.
The above land is well suited for farming
purposes, being vel improved and in fine
state of cultivation Sale to commence at
u o'clock NJ. Francis EENTREss,
Bolivar, Oct. %, 1867 Clerk 4 Master.
oot26 Il Pr fee so
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-02
Attachment Notice.

9. NJ. Lambeth Co. vs.. Clark Brown.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit
of complainants that defendants are indebt-
ed to them, and that Clark Il Brown, alias
Clark, Brown Il Co, have fraudulently dis
posed Of or are about fraudulently to dispose
of their property, both firm and individual,
and the attachment having been returned
with the papers in this cause into my Office,
levied on the property of the defendants,
it is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made in the Bolivar Bulletin for four
consecutive weeks, for Samuel Clark and
William Brown, members composing the
firm Of Clark IL Brown, alias Clark, Brown
Il Co., to appear on the fourth Monday in
February, 1868, before the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Hardeman county, Tennessee, to
be held at the Court House, at Bolivar, and
defend said suit or the same will be pro-
ceeded with eXparte as to them. This 0c-
tober IA, 1867.
7. B. Mcdowell, Clerk
J. & f. Fentress, Attys for Plaintiffs.
Octl9 At pr fee s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-02

A CALL-Not Abe, Alex, Andrew or
ALI, but plain, old fashioned call from a
brace of bachelors is what we want to print
about. Knowing that we were not overly
crowded with company the worthy twain,
without typhoon or tymbal, rushed in and
announced themselves ready and willing to
help US stick type for the Bulletin. Handing
them the necessary tools-barin' the know
how-and a piece Of copy to each, they
soon began to marshal the mute little mont
tors into line Capt J. R. NJ, of the big city
of the county that "jines" the "jinin :"
county on the west, thought he could man
age 'take on the marriage list, which
appears elsewhere, but, coming to a line
hatinformed him that Miss So-and-So, one of
his old, yet young and accom- Iished, sweet
hearts had been won by the gallant So-and-
So, became sick at heart, his eye sight weak
ened, and he left whistling the disconsolate
air, I'm lonely tonight" Captain J. G.
F., jenkins, meantime was pulling
out on a paragraph clipped from the last
proclamation of United States Senator-Gov-
ernor, Commander-in-chief Brownlow, and
as it was of great interest to the public, we
deemed it proper, as bosses usually do,
to see how our new jur was getting
along. Here is the alpha and omega Of the
truly interesting paragraph, just as it was
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