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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14
Bulls sarsapariIIa !
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith
Read the Captains letter and. the letter

A Good Reason for the Captains Faith
Read the Captains letter and the letter
from his mother:
Benton Barracks, 10, April3o, 1866.
ID JouN BULL-Dear Sir. Knowing the
efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla, and the heaAe
ing and beneficial qualities. it possesses, +
send you the following statement Of my case.
! was wounded about two years agO-wa5
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet l have nos sat up a
guoment since I was wounded / am shot
through the hips Ny general health IS i'm
paired, aud ! need something TO assist nature.
[ have more faith in your Sarsapanilla than
in any thing else. l wish that that IS genu-
inc Please express me half dozen bottlesY
Carr. CP. JOHNSON,
St Isonis DO.
p S-The following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
Of Capt. johnson.
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir My husband, Dr.
c. ; johnson, was slSiliful surgeon, and
physician in Central New York, where he
died, leaving the aboveC. p. johnson to my
care. Al thirteen Years Of age he had
chronic diarrhea and serofula, for which 1
gave him your Sarsaparilia. ltcured him.
1 have for ten years recommended It to
many in New York, Ohio. and Iowa, for
scrofuia, fever sores and general debility.
Perfect success has attended IT. The cures
effected IN some eases Of scF0fula and legsi
sores were almost miraculous. ! am very
anxious for my son to again hare recourse
to y0nr Sarsapariila lie is fearful of get
ting a spurious article, hence his writing To
you for Il His wounds were terrible, bat
believe be VIII recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE. JOHNSON.
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cH0A98 & Co,
No. 2se Front sfrcet Memphis.
DEALERS IN


Iron, STEEL, Nails. Chains. Anvils, Bellows
nsbls. sPosss Tla Plates Cutlery. Gaas Pissss raE7eF
shet Eoss. 8qltfss fleea sszsr flasss .liepe. ss
We ais ssr the larsslt and usst afHrofed C4gIzISf
STOVES r5hs fsnad usa.s sis5 s. tlsssasa usks Z
spsl tr b SEA ICES sad eefl@-t g gre
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14

Too IIIGH-0n all sides there is Q general
complaint in regard to the ezhorbitant rates
of freight charged between this point and
Memphis. Merchants and farmers are con
tinualIy asserting that the tariff is too high
In order to call the attention Of the business
meA Of Memphis to this deplCrabla fact, we
VIII say that it costs half as much 80 ship a
bale or cotton from Bolivar to Memphis, =
miles, as it does to New Orleans; distance
Of ever 100 miles and that q merchant
here can shipa ear load Of stoves from st.
Louis to Bolivar for 81 % per hundred
while the tariff between here and Memphis
calls FOR s. p! It is useless to enter into
details If the rates Of freight on tie }lem
I phis and Charleston Road are not ledueed
lie trade Of this section viii take another
ana different chanrel We hope the Press
Of Memphis vii make a note Of this.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14
.R,eaV rcrffse,lle.sss.
FOR SALE.
Dr.. j. J.. Newborn,
Having located in Bolivar, respectfully Of
OFEECE.
ATvTENIION. CONSCRIPTS!

Having soi4 the Tempes Saloon, am
dssirous Of closing 10y books. persons indebted 70 me
are respectfully requested round and pay as
can pay my debts Cash is what wsnt. 50 on and
pay me. Deyotedly Thine
dseI4-t VS. BROOKS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14
Bulls Worm Destroyer
10 NV Waited states and
Worlds Wide Readers

/ have received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, as my alma
macs and various publications have shown,
all of which are genuine The following
letter from highly educated and popular
physician IN Georgia is certainly one of the
most sensible communications | have ever
received DR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks Of, and his testimony deserves to.
be written in letters Of gold. Hear what
the Doctor says Of BUEL'S WORM DE
CTROVER
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14
WARRgmn

: s-JARA1AN-On last Wednesday evening lIth
the residence Of the brides fa-r MAJOR Robert
Jgrmau. by the Rev. w 81. Nhraeut- Ar n b. Cross 60
Miss Lizzie c. arnun all Of this county.
While thank the happy bride for pieqe Of the wedding
eako We wish the heart she loans Eh1y
years Of happiness
cANULTY-NOORM Anon the 10Th inst, at the
residence De father Rev r. A. loorman by the
Rev W. NJ Norment. d. " BicAnulty to Miss Martha T.
AoormaH all Of Hardeman county
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At ths same time and place,
ana by the same. James p Ferguson to Miss mIrs L.
dau ghter O Rev. r. A. Norman.
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Important
I. view Of the rsA,
Decline IN Prices OF Goods

And the scarcity Of money, we have con-
sudsd to oHer entire stock Of Dry Goo4s nasg are
oaeensware Clothing Boots and shoes. anI Notions
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Billy Brooks tempe. tuously calls on
his friends to come Up and pay up so that he
VIII not have TO De done up See his card.
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Ar COST, ron CASH!

During the Aert Thfrty Days.
baw Your time b seeurs bargains we haye large
stock 81 FRESH GOODS purchased 1aTE Is rHE SEASON
aas eolf sl.tel the trade
Ne as.irs Is effect ehansa In lusins5 aad -sgse-
fore oasr sreas inzaesaea.s 70 CASH 81 lis
FLEMING. JFsSERY 8 co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14

SrArIoxEns.-Our good friend II. Cowper
thwait. formerly Of the firm of &. G. Kirk
& Co, is now associated with l. Il. Chapman
and W. f. Boyle 10 the book and stationery
business at 2791 Main street, Memphis.
The firm is prepared to ao printing q 81
kinds.
ssnDs-R. G. Craig i Co, so alain
anest, Memphis, should receive 2 eaii from
every farmer who visits lhab eisy. see ezra
~ another oQllmn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-14

This is an old and well established com
pany with capital Of over two millions
dollars, aud is rapidly increasing
Col kick is now here, and viii be pleased
to continue issuing policies to all who wish
to avail themselves of the advantages offered
by the company, of securing with certainty
competency for their families nov23tf
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ST. LOUIS ~ F u "A Z
Life Insurance Company,
aTczEahOn & Otis, Genl Agents,
No. lI2 Madison Street,
.WCs1pEtjs, T'e1ass.

Jno. Kirk, ST., Special Agent for West
Tennessee.
Genl Alex W Campbell, of Jackson,
Attorney for West Tennessee.
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/ am, SIR, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, 81. D.
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sheriff g Sale

". ". MCDAEIEY, oueTIH.
Wood & McNeal, Att'ys for plaintiffs
decI4 It Or fee $40
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE May lO.
The writ Of habeas corpus in the case of
JEFF. Davis was served this morning ou Gen
Baftuu. Marshal Underwood aud Depnty
Marshal DaHie.. Gen. Barton first decided
TO deliver Mr. Davis over to the custody Of
the Marsbals 10 morrow morning, bat after
wards determined on oheying the writ liter
ally. requiring him to produce Davis before
the Richmond Court. Davis and family,
Gen. Barton and the Marshals take steamer
Tomorrow for Richmond.
Gen. Barton on Monday will personally
produce the prisoner in court. In the event
Of Davis being releeased by Judge Under
wood, under the writ, he will be immedi,
ately re arrested and placed on trial, under
indictment for treason.
Robert Ould and numerous other visitors
reached here this morning, bearing bouquets
aud other presents 10 present to Davis and
family The utmost interest and anxiety 10
manifested at Norfolk, respecting the proba.
biliiy of the trial and release Of Davis
The following Is copy OF General Barton $
orders:
WAR DErARrxENr, WAsHisGTox, May g.
To Brig GoE H. 8. Barton, Commanding
Officer Of Fortress Monroe The President
OF the United States directs you to surrender
Jefferson DAVIS. now held ia coufine me ut
under military authority at Fortress Monroe,
TO the United States Marshal and Deputy,
under any process which may issue from the
Federal Court Of the State Of Virginia You
will report your action and forward Q copy of
the process served upon you TO this Office.
BY order of the President,
T.. ID, TowxsEsD. A. A. G.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FssscIsco, May 10.
Advices from the Hawaiian Islands. April
Doth The following whaling vessels have
arrived at Honolulu, laden with oil: flori-
da, 300 bbls; George, 100; Lydia, 1eO Jas.
Allen, 430; Ocean, 100; T. s Perkins, 800;
Joseph Maxwell, 40; Helen Moor. 1876 ;
Massachusetts. 200; Monticello. $50: Cham
plon, 200; j. d. Thompson, COO; Harrison,
l25; Amir, $50; Eagle, 1876 Daniel Wood,
l25; Europe, $40; SheaI, 100.
Sperm whales have been observed near the
Islands, the 6rst in many years, aud three
we're taken.
Sixty days later advices from Sydney re-
ceived by The Australian. Her news Is un.
important.
The Golden City. and Panama sailed to day
with 81 ,072. .635 in treasure, and / $50 bar
reis OF -four for Archer, New York, also
10, 900 sacks OF wheat AID 1900 barrels o
-four. The Liverpool with $4,000 sacks o.
wheat, cleared.
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GOLD CLOSED 1877 SO
FROM WASHINGTON.

EEw YoRK, May 10.
The Times special says Chief Justice
Chase had nothing whatever to do with the
issue of the writ of habeas corpus in the case
OF JEFF. Davis; thai his name was attached
as mere matter OF form-
The commander Of Fortress Monroe. will
put the prisoner in the hands of the United
STATES Marshal, who will be held responsible
for his custody. a.
NJ. Davis will he furniebed rooms at the
Spotswood Hotel, Richmond, until after the
hearing of the return of the writ thus the
Gosernment does not release its hold upon
the prisoner. and the matter Of bail has not
been thought of. The case is one merely as
to y&ky the Government holds the prisoner
The report that Chief Justice Chase is to
go to Richmond, is unfounded. He knew
nothing OF the issue OF the writ Of habess
corpus in DAVIS case, until after i,s issue.
Congressman Marshall, OF Illinois, is now
here, attending 10 his duties as q member of
the Committee OF Judiciary. he is much
surprised al the western kilograms announc-
ing his death.
A Tribune special says the President to-
night says that, by reason of Gen. Griffin q
order requiring the exclusion OF jurors who
cannot take the test oath, the courts are
closed. The question asked is, is this ruling
arFoved by the President? No ans~er will
begiveu until after the Attorney Generals .
As1Snion shall be consulted.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRx, May 10.
The steamers Erin and Teutenia arrived to
day iron Enrope.
AT the session Of the Equal Rights Asso.
ciation to>day, Henry Ward Beecher was
among the speakers. Resolutions were of.
fered favoring Suffrage to women and black
men, and hating the action of the Legisla-
lures of Kansas and Wisconsin on the subieci
as the first practical illustration of equal
rights A dispatch from Miss Lucy Stone,
dated Atchison, stated that impartial suffrage
will be carried in Kansas by an over~helm-
ing majority The session is not yet finished
At meeting OF the American Board OF
Foreign Missions, to day, an encouraging re
port was read OF the operations for the year.
The receipts last month were S252 00o-a
slight increase over the same period last year
Several interesting addresses we're made, and
the meeting dispersed.
The Great Eastern will not return; cause,
non-pay ment Ibf expenses. Passage money
that has beeupaid Tor the future will be re-
funded.
Ristori gives performance on Monday for
the benefit of the Italian schools.
The fruit crop in this region has sustained
10 damage from the frost or storms.
About two thousand emigrants have ar
rived
Khe annual regatta Of the New York
Aacht Club takes place June llth. The
course IS from the Light Ship to Cape May
and return. The race is open TO English
yachts.
Yates H. Mond. formerly policeman, has
been arrested, charged with robbing the off
ces Of Stockton i Bower, Wall street, ol
S23, 900 of deprecated currency in 1864 and
OF 500 in coin on the 4th of this month.
The stable men ofthe several city railroads
are on strike, but no molestaiion with the
rosdsis anticipated.
1t is supposed that about 81 500, 900 ir
gold will be shipped to Europe tomorrow.
The failure Of James s. Wheeler Co,
shoe trade; Flint 4 Goer, leather, and bank
President in the same trade, are reported
from Boston,
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FROM DES MONIES.

CHICAGO, May 10.
The Journals Des Moines special says the
grading of the Iowa and Minnesota Railroad
from jhst city TO Indanola has been le., and
work biil commence next week.
Adjptant General Baker has been appoint
ed Geheral Agent and Attorney Of this road
:. ,. Hampstead, the mail robber. in de.
fault bf bail, has been lodged in Jail. His
trial will be had at the present term Of the
U. S. Court
AdJutant General Baker, in the Register
of this morning, positively declines to be a
candidate for Governor before the Repubi.
can State Convention. He says: -" shall
Offend some OF my friends by this course;
shall displease others, ana shall surprise
more; but my personal interests demand
this course, and deem it my duty to adopt
it. ! cannot allow this opportunity to pass
without expressing my most grateful feelings
to my kind friends iu-all parts Of the State
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FROM EUROPE.
Nry Yopr Nav I,

NEW YORK, May TO-
The Heraids Paris correspondent, refer.
ring to the war preparations Of France, says:
The military scenes witnessed in the streets
of Paris, the moving Of artillery wagons,
gun-eerriages and manitious. were similar to
those just previous 10 the Crimean war and
the Italian campaign.
The Heratd's Berlin correspondent says
Prussia makes preparations steadily aud
without any noise or excitement, as in France,
but on very extensive scale. Orders fol
the mobilization of the guard, and the sth,
10th and ilth army corps, we're being made
The IHuaiide Russe, of st. Petersburg, re-
fers to the violence and murders perpetrated
by tne 4 urks in Crete, and the sublime hero
ism displayed by the Christians in resisting
them. The editorial portion add that thu
western press sympathze with the Turks
aud thai The Sultan would not order such
course, if not assured Of the sympathy of one
or two of the cabinets
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'LAfR.cADLR DESPAfcHES
-41-->s-@
Second session Of the ReAce
C0nSress
,ad1---4+-L-4, tsuxg,
Peace Of Europe no Longer Cues
tion OF Doubt val. ~

ts+ ~
LONDON, May Evening.
The Peace Conference held its second ses>
sion to-day. The following basis for The de,
libensi@a Of the Conference was agreed
upon
lst. The territory Of Luxembourg 10 to re.
main in possession of the King of Holland,
As GtAad Duke Of .axembourg. r 20
2dS1he AeotralizAsiou Of eshs Grand
Duchy 10 be guaranteed by all the European
powers participating in The Conferences.
Sd. The Fortress Of Luxembourg is to be
razed,
LoSpox, May 9.
Earl Derby stated in Parliament last night
thst hs considered the preservation of the
peace of Europe no longer q question OF
doubt.
Lospox, May 10.
In the House of Commons, last night, q
division took place on an amendment to
take the place of an amendment made By ths
Govern ment on the Reform Bill. The
amendment was adopted.
Hon. II. s. Walpole, home Secretary, has
resigned.
PARls, May 10.
The new Franco American telegraph CON-
pany, which proposes to lay = cable between
Bresi and Halifax, has been promised The
support and assistance of the Imperial Gov.
ernment.
SorTHANpToS. May 10.
The steamship Bournssire, from New
York arrived yesterday.
FaLsoura, Nay 10.
The steamship Mississippi, from New York,
arrived to-day.
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FROM THE PLAINS.


NEw YosK, May 10.
Ia Herolds Fort Larued. Dakota Terri,
tory, special says: Gen. Hanceck's opera-
tioss, on the Smoky Hill route, have driven
the Southern Cheyennes north. They are
hovis9 10 fosr wAs parties. They struck the
SoetA Platte road bstwsen Jvlesburr snd
Dssvev, night before last, snd burned two
ranches:
Tts Indian Commission are il counsel
WiEhl Indians here Messengers from the
NORTH hare arrived and state that . large
number Of Indiana desire TO cone in and
make peace, Red Cloud included. Nnmer-
sas var parties ere on the road between herr
and Fort Phil. Kearney. The Indians ~
thev sAall be uiihdnwn.
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FROM ROCK ISLAND.

CHICAGO, Nay 10.
A Rock Island special says two barges, In
tow Of the steamer Petrel, struck a pier ol
the Railrpsd Bridge at noon to-day. One Of
them is a total wreck and the other conside
rsbly damaged. They we're both loaded with
-four, oais, wheat and pork. Loss about
s2G, ,m0. /.
This aMernooa Lumber raft vas also de-
molish ed By coming in coutsa ~nh the pier.
Cannot learn the amoun, Of damage This
makes the second raft destroyed this week.
No lives lost.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

JULEsBus0. May 10.
The Sioux chief. Spo,ted>Tail, followed by
$50 lodges and 800 Sioux, crossed the Platte
to>day, At Bear Axe Ranch, rs miles below
this place, going north. They drew subsist-
ence supplies from the Government agents.
and expressed themselves friendly. Some Of
the leading men performed, after camping,
the peace dance. Matters appear quiet on
the Platte.
Teams are moving down TO commence work
on the railroad. which is progressing two or
three miles day.
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,us. ST.. Louls, May 10.
Hon. Green Clay Smith, Governor General,
anil Gen. Heath, Secretary of New Mexico,
are here, en- route to their respective posts OF
duty. Both gentlemen are accompanied BY
their families, and intend TO establish their
permanens residences in the, Territories
named - - - * - -
The steamer Wagner. OF Cincinnati, run
ming between Omaha and Sioux City, snsgged
yesterday, eighteen miles below Decatur.
The boat was loaded with grain and railroad
ties, and is total loss; valued at &25 900.
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FROM w NASHINGTON.

WAsHIxGros, May 10.
Secretary Seward, in a recent letter, state
that the Department cannot recognize an at
tcruey's interest in a pardon, and the Gov
ernmeui has no officer inits employment whe
is authorized to secure pardons, or make
charges for doing so.
a letter from the Freedmen's Bureau
Agency Of Arkansas states that there is grea
desti,ution at Fort Smith, particularly amonf
the whites Measures for their relief are be-
ing taken az promptly as possible.
A. Heger is ordered TO relieve Surgeon Ma
eruder, at ST. Louis. The latter is ordered
70 report TO the Medical Director of the De
partment Of Missouri. Assistant Surgeon
Culbertson is ordered TO duty as Post Sur-
geon at efferson Barracks.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, May 10.
A lady and three servants we're poisoned
Thursday, by eating cady saturated with Gro
ton oil, and are nov very sick, one or two Of
them dspgeroasly So.
The Union RAci6e Road win Be completed
to Fort Harker, and graded City miles be.
yond, by the first Of June. The business OF
the read last month amounted to $I00, 900,
and the earnings Of the 6rst week in May
N opnted To S85. 600. tiit1 ~ Il
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FROM CLEVELAND.

CLKvgIAsD. O., May 10.
sam. Davis and Jim. Eilio, fonght at 80
to day. Ell,ost won bys foul after nine
rounds, occupying eieven minutss, Davis
going down without blow. Davis badly
punished, and is said, by many, TO have sold
the fight Elliot got the irst blood, aud vas
knocked down. and in each succeeding round
Davis went down. On the boa, from De-
troit we're two savage fghts, in one Of which
q man had his ear and nose bitten 81.
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FROM ATLANTA

NEw YoRK, May 10.
The Heralds Atlanta, Ca, special says
Senator Wilson was honored with torch.
light procession of black people, at Augusta,
on Wednesday night, and spoke in Atlanta
yesterdsy. His audience was more largely
composed of whites than usual, and he was
intepduced by . thoroughly reconstructed
rebel Colonel Gen. Saxton, Gen. Pope,
and ex-Gov. Brownlow occupied seats on
the platform. - H
The colored population and the Union
Club we're on the ground with sransparencies,
mottoes, &c.
A dinner vas given to him in the evening
b. Governer Brown.
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FIRES.

On CRY, Pa, May TO-
- A FIRE this morning destroyed ten build>
ings, and the American Hotel, and the Iron
Tankannge property was considerably dam.
aged Two men were badly injured b. the
falling buildings. @ ES
ST. Louls. May TO-
The large Touring mill of Eli Coppie,
Centralis, Illinois, burned last week. Loss
twenty theusAsd dollars, no Insurance.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

r. NEw YoRK, May 10.
/ The Heraids New Orleans special an
nounces that Judge Kelly arrived there yes
terday, and was welcomed by committee o.
citizens. headed by the Mayor and Commoa
Council. Among the delegates were severs
colored indivi1uAlA The Jadge RESPONDED
to the wS1cons, q tho St. Charles Hstel. u
. large audience. He will address the pub ublis
on SATURDAY.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

+ BALTIMORE, Nay 10.
Ex>Presidept Pierce has arrived here from
Fortress Monroe.
John Rogers has been found guilty, and
seasenced TO 6se years in jail. Wentx viii
Be sentenced TO morrow. These are parties
Indicted for deffauding the National Mechan.
ics' Bank s8t efsm
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FROn ANNAPOLIS.

AExApoIIs, Nd. May 10.
Tho Constitutional Conv suilen tfansaeted
bss little business to-day. AComnistse Sas
appointed 70 prepare business, and the Con.
vsstisa adjossasd 70 Tussday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
TWO BARGES AND A RAFT SUNK AT
ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE.
Adj. Gen Baker Declines 10 be
Candidate for Governor.
Europe Steadily Preparing for
War.

Grest Destitutien at TT. smith.
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY. .
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DAVID u Lovry,,.. Second street
W Westcoh $50 !. Main street--near Posrth.
I'D Carter . Co... ~. -. 90 Msiu strest.
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BOOTS 4 sBoEs-wHOLEsA
Hsmbieton 4 HuiskamP. ..............93 Main street.