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SALE OF LAND.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Elk
ecuted to ME by Isaac w. Stallings, bearing date
26th December, 1866, shall offer for sale on the
premises, for cash, on Saturday the 3Oth day of
November, 1867, two tracts or parcels of LAND,
described in said deed of Trust on Mine Greek,
in Wake County; one tract containing two hun
dred and thirty acres more or less, and the other
tract ffty-five acres, more or less.
p The sale will be made without reserve, and /
will convey only such title as is vested in me as
Trustee by said deed of Trust.
BENZ. A PERRY, Trustee
Oct. 80, 1867. 93-td.
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MIR. Davis, Trial Postponed.

Mr.. Davis was present in Richmond at the
time fixed for his trial, but after considera-
ton, and on account of the absence of the
Chief Justice, the trial was postponed until
the goth of next March, 1t is thought he
will be tried on new Indictment.
1t is stated that Mr.. D. will not spend the
winter in Canada. .,.r.
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Probably defeated in South
Carolina.
CHARLESTON, ]

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.
1.-THE impression is almost unanimous here,
that owing to the lack of the requisite ma
jority of registered voters, the Convention
will be defeated in South Carolina. Sixty
two thousand votes are required to ensure
Convention, and only $4,000 are known to
have been cast in twenty Districts out of the
thirty in the State.
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Circuit Court.

The fall term of the Circuit Court of the
United States was commenced here yester-
day, his Honor Judge Brooks presiding.
The charge of the Judge to the Grand
Jury was an able and learned effort, deliver
eel in lucid style. The Court is in session in
the Senate Chamber. 1t is expected that a
good deal of important business viii be dis
posed of.
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THEsPIAN AssocIATIoN.-On Friday eve
ming next at Tucker Hall, the Thespian As
ISOLATION, composed of young gentlemen of
this City, will give their first performance.
The plays of Rip Van Wrinkle and the laugh
able farce of the Irish..Tutor are set down
for the occasion. The moneys raised will
be appropriated to charities.
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JosEPHs, the inimitable caterer, contem-
plates the preparation of fine Thanksgiv-
ing dinner of the usual delicious Turkey and
oysters, celery, wine, &c.
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A STAR ON FIRE!

A STAR ON FIRE!
was recently reported by the astronomers. What
of that! Who cares for an orb myriads away.
Meanwhile, the whole country is,
IN A BLAZE ...
of excitement at the wonderful effect produced
during the past year upon tens of thousands of
HUMAN SPHERES
by that queucher of fiery hair, that transformer
of gray hair that swift beautfer of hair of every
unpleasant shade of color,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
preparation as hairless as the April rain. Man
featured only by j. CRISTADORO, 6s Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. g." ....-
Nov. 5, 1867. 96-tw&wIm.
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WANTED!

MY SON, IsHAM RICHARDSON, AN AL
BINO-white skinned, but of negro blood, with
one black spot on his under lip-light eyes,
white, soft woolly hair-unable to see in the
glare of the sun-was taken from me when the
Federal army came through, and Is no doubt now
in the North some where. On the tenth day of
April hewill be Is years old. live in Johnston
COUNTY, N. e., but letter would reach me at
Eagle Rock, Wake County, N. o.
8 BRITTON RICHARDSON.
November Goth, 1867. lost free;
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NEW YORK MARKET, Nov 26-Cotton
dull at 16 to Tic. Turpentine 55. Gold
$40.
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.

ALLCOCK,S POROUS PLASTERS.
Allentown, Penn, April 4, 1865.
Messrs. T. ALLCoCK & Co.:
Dear Sirs My daughter used one of your Po-
rous Plasters. She had a very pain in her side,
and it cured her in one week.
Yours truly,
JOHN V. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
we sell our Plasters, as to their high sterling
character
ALLCOCk'S s. CO., Agency, Brandreth House,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists. .
Nov. 5, 1867. 96-tw &w1m.
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Notices of Assignee.

TAKE NOTICE!
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, t. p,--+
North Carolina.
In the matter of JenisOn A. Leland, late
partner of Leland, Bglow & Co.
THAT A SECOND GENERAL MEETING
i of the creditors of Jenison A. Leland, Bank
rupt, will be held at Ncwbern, in said District,
on the 18th day of December, A. D., 1857, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the office of r.. F. Lehman,
Esq, Register E. HUBS, Assignee.
November 2Sth, 1867 1O5-1aw3w.
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Tn BANKRUPTCY.
PUBLIC SALE!

TN BANKRUPTCY.
PUBLIC SALE!
WILL, ON FRIDAY, THE GOTH OF
December, 1867, proceed to sell, upon the premi
ses of Samuel w. Turrentine, in the County of
Orange, the following property:
One Tract of Land, upon the waters of Little
river adjoining the lands of William Harris, and
others, containing about $50 acres, more or less
and known as the Daniel Turrentine tract.
One other tract upon the waters of same river,
adjoining the lands of john B. Leathers and
others, containing about 240 acres more or less,
known as the Samuel Turrcntine place.
Also, one other tract upon the waters of said
river, adjoining the lands of Joseph Brown, dec,
and Others, containing about 24 acres, and known
as the Absalom Turrentine place.
The above lands comprise all the lands owned
by Samuel w. Turrentine.
TERMs-Cash.
ADDISON MANGUM, assignee.
November 26, 1867. 1O4-td.
TAKE NOTICE!
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, Tn p,,l,+
For the Pamlco District of III D""A' "p''''
North Carolina
THAT THE SECOND MEETING OF THE
l. creditors of VIM. H. Pearce, Bankrupt, will
be held in the City of Newborn, North Carolina
on the 18th day of December, 1867, before r. F.
Lehman, Register.
I. DISOWAY, Assignee, &c.
November 26, 1867 104-2t.
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THE HEALING POOL.

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create imrediments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge. Ad-
dress, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 2Sth, 1867. 79-tw3m.
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WE SELL FOR CASH!

1t is best for the buyer and the seller. Money is
scarce. little will go long way with us.
Continue your patronage and bring all your
friends who want GREAT BARGAINS.
W. 81. & R. s. TUCKER & CO.,
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING,
Fayetteville St., Raleigh.
November 81, 1867. LOTT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHEESE! CHEESE!!
TWENTY BOXES PRIME FACTORY
i Cheese for sale cheap by
DOUGLAS BELL,
Market Square.
Raleigh, Oct. 2sth, 1867. lost.
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The vote for and against Convention
SO I'm the state of North-Carolina.
We give below the,vote for and against

70 'sf'it For Convention. Against.
Alamance, 49,. ~. ~ 600 600
Alexander, .isuaiE r. 900 ca = 900
Anson,, ,s,r ,,---,- 5000 go, O,Oo0
Ashe, 90 "a On, 81
Burke, , 792 23O
Berthe, s-.s 5000 .,..E 900
beaufort, 5000 .--- = 900
Bunconlbe, 1.O12 421
Brunswick, 900 600
Baden, O.OO0 600
Chatham, 2,116 o $50
Chowan, S23 Il 277
Cabarrus, 900 600
Camden, 900 600
Caldwell, .- .. 600 . 900
Catawba, ESQ 303
Cherokee, 600 OOO
Carteret, OOOO 900
CasWell, 5000 900
Clay, r.. .a.- 900 600
Craven, '4 -.... 31S6 900
Cumberland, 5000 900
Cleaveland, 500 392
Currituck, 600 900
Columbus, 900 900
Duplin, S21 532
Davidson, 5000 900
Davie, 600 600
Edgecomb, 0,OOO 900
Forsyth, 1863 20
Franklin, 1,460 TO
CASTOR, 900 900
Guilford O,OOO 600
Granville, O,OOO 900
Greene, 900 600
Hartford, 7O5 sos
Halifax, O,OOO 900
Hyde, 900 0O)
Harnett, 5000 600
Haywood, 900 600
Henderson, 59S Sc
.Iredell, 5000 600
Johnston, @ O,OOO 900
Jackson, 900 900
Jones. 600 600
Lenoir, 1,134 349
Lincoln, 900 600
Mcdowell, 49S 1862
Mecklenburg, 5000 600
Madison, 400 maj.
Macon, 600 600
Martin, 900 600
Moore, 5000 OG0
Montgomery, 900 600
New Hanover, 5000 O0O
Northampton, 5000 600
Nash, 0,000 600
Orange, 600 600
OnslOW, 900 OOO
Pitt, O,O00 600
Person, TAP TAG
Polk, 900 900
Pasquotank & Camden, 565 maj.
Perquimans, 900 600
Rowan and Davie, 2,610 $40
Robson, O,O00 900
Rutherford, 1,O26 "A
Randolph, $1,000 600
Richmond, 900 600
Rockingham, 900 900
Sampson, 1923 1856
Surry, 5000 600
Stokes, 900 900
Stanly, 900 600
Tyrrell, 600 600
Pennsylvania, 900 600
Union, 5000 600
Wake, 4,026 G62
Warren; 1900 600
Wayne, 1872 s29
Wilson, IT,. S64 592
Wilkes, $1,000 900
Washington, 600 600
YanceY, 600 600
3O,733 1854
1884
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OFFICIAL.

No. OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES OF NORTH-CAROLINA.:
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EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For sale by all Hrst-CIass Dealers In the United
States and British Provinces. -a.. .

For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
IS2 Broadway, n. Y.
Nov. IL, 1867. 9S-tw&w1m.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chronicle.l
NEW ORLEANS. f.#.

Gen. Mowers Recent Removals Over
ruled. --Sherif Hayes Elected from his
OIice---Excited State of Public Feel.
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no CLOSE OUT ON CONSIGNMENT!

2 BBLs. RIP VAN WINKLE WHISKY, (Rye.)
" jackson Whisky, (Rye.) a
! 6. T Tusealoe g. a. whisky Ml;yy, GR;yps2
1 Z" J. Martin Whisky, CRyc.)
The above will be sold cheap. Call and buy.
E. j. PARRISH & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1867. 101-tf
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DELEGATES ATTEND.

On the Sth instant the Conservative Con-
gressional Convention will assemble in Mem
phis. Every county should be represented.
Hardeman is ready. At the County Con
vention, held on the first Monday in April
last, the following persons were chosen del
gates to the Congressional Convention:
J. J. Polk, d. J. Newborn. NJ. r.. Parrish,
Thos. Jones, J. B. Fassett, j. c. Prewitt, G.
w. Harris, j. c Spinks, Ihoo. Higgs, Thos
Boyle, Thos. Eubanks, w NJ johnson, E.
Brown, J. b. Harris, p T. Jones, Vim
Nuckolls, F. r. McNeal, G. w. Newbern
b. F. Ussery, J. w Halford, J. NJ. Webb
5. I. Avant, f. Ham, NJ Guy, p NJ Craw
ford, Il. X. Doris, w. 5 Carson, r. Talley
a: ). Simpson, j. NJ Mitchell, A. w Fits
w. Fort T. g. Patrick, j. Chism, JAS. Toon
ST., A. J. Dean, JAS Cowery, J. Hudson, w
A Mcdaniel
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a BASE LIE REFUTED. Several days ago
the Nashville Press and Times published
what purported to be a Communication from
gentleman in franklin, Williamson county,
in which it was asserted that threats had
been made to the effect that every Union
man would be driven out of tie county
and that in consequence of warning letters
received from "rebels the legal citizens
were fearful lest their lives would be taken
by iawiess men The whole thing, from be
ginning to end is branded as an unmitigated
falsehood by the local paper, the Franklin
Weekly Review So, there IS another radi-
cal lie nailed down.
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, April so, P. M-Cotton less
firm and closed easier at decline middiug
uplands, I'D; Orleans, l24di sales Of 1900
bales.
New YoRK, May, Cotton dull and lc
lower; sales $50 bales, at 28c for uplands
Gold ,35.
LIvERpooL, May /, P M--Cotton heavy
and declined one eighth te I'd since noon;
Uplands 1888 to lI3d
The Memphis Bulletin says:
The downward tendency of cotton exerts
a depressing influence in bushes localities.
and trade is rapidly falling back into the
| stagnatiOn which prevailed previous to the
/ late advance; Money Is stringent, and pa
per offered at the banks IS subjected to the
most severe scrutiny. Very little discount
ing IS done
Hon. to XII To5o71-Run every one of
with unreasonable charges for lots, and
Broadway, n. Y rents. Stick to your peck
cts. and discourage every enterprise IN every
way, if you do not see a dollar in it for your
greasy stocking Loaf about the street
corners, content to curse bad fortune and
spunge on somebody for drink OF mean
whisky.
Hoi0 90 Build a Encourage every
one who is worthy and active in spirit t
purchase and improve property. Go to work
stimulating enterprises that are legitimate
, by uniting your industry, influence and capl
tai in the common pot" Cultivate pub
lie spirit, and talk less than you work. Mean
what you say, and demonstrate your sin
cerity by a strict observance of punctuality
= liberality and industry.
The Chattanooga American Union, fol-
merry Radical journal, supports Mr.. Eth(
ridge for Governor.
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NJ. G.. SCOTT
SberIR,s Sale.

BY virtue Of three venditiOni expOnas in my
hands, issued by the honorable Circuit Court
of Hardeman county Tenn, In favor of J.
NJ. Shivers, guardian of minor heirs of r.
j. ?. Shiyers, VS. L. Justice and l.. a. Puck
EFT, l will offer for sale, to the highest bid
der, at the Court House, IN the town of Boil
war, on the first Monday In June. 1861 the
following tracts Of land, to wit Levied on as
the property of l.. a. Pickett, lying in Har-
deman county, State Of Tennessee, in the
tenth surveyors district section = range 3 {:
One tract bounded on the west by the lands
Of w. 3. Morrow and I. A. Pickett, on the
south by the lands OF L. A. Pickett, on the
east by the lands Of J. r. Sexton and the
lands belonging to the estate Of NJ j. Ham
er, on the north by the lands Of the estate
of NJ J. Hamer and the town Of Middle
burg, Mississippi Central Railroad running
through said tract; conveyed to the said
Pickett by Joseph J, Hodge, containing one
hundred and ten acres, more or less.
Also one other tract lying in said county
and State, bounded on the north by the lands
Of L. a. Pickett and the lands belonging to
the estate Of Daniel Marsh on the west by
the lands Of A. Il. Rose and Peter r. Crews,
on the south by the lands Of A. ii. Rose and
Peter r. Crews, on the east by the lands Of
L. A. Pickett, containing thirty-fve acres
more or less, granted to him by the State OF
Tennessee; said tracts lie in District No 2
Also one other tract, bounded on the north
by the lands of Mrs Wheeler and those be.
longing to the estate Of Henry Snow, on the
west by the lands of J. Il Marshall on the
sQsth by the lands of Samuel T. Avent and
Mrs. Wheeler, and on the east by the lands
Of A. ii. Rose, containing 833 acres, more
or less; said tract lies in district No. 9
known as the Peter Avent tract This the
Goth day of April, A D. 1867.
Terms Of sale cash.
w. w MoAARLEY, Sheriff
anon IL IN. fnn GIG 90
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MEMPHIS ToURNAMENT.-On the 22d of
the present month a grand tournament viii
be held at the race course, near Memphis.
The proceeds are to be devoted to a most
worthy cause-that Of the widows and or
phans Of the lost cause The first prize is
a ring, valued at $1,000; the second is a
fine watch, worth $500; while the third is
splendid saddle and equipments. a hand
some silver pitcher is also to be bestowed
upon the "Queen Of May" by the most
graceful rider Orator Of the day, Hon. w.
T. Avery. ~ E. Hughes, formerly of this
county, Grand Marshal Among the officers
mentioned we notice the names of the fol
lowing Hardemenians Capt Jas. G. Elem
ing, assistant marshall Col NJ T. Polk
Judge; while on the Committee Of Arrange
ments there are Maj. J. II. Bills, Maj E. P
/ MeNeal and NJ. T. Parrish Lieut.. Gen n
B. Forrest heads the list of Judges, Will,
Capt J. K P. Pritchand is president The
| tournament will, no doubt, be grand affair
and draw thither thousands of people. Har
deman county won the horns last Octo
Der, and win doubtless keep them, as one 0
her citizens made; at that time, the UMPIRE
cedented run of tloenty-seUen consecutiy
rings and it is believed that the knight @
the White Plume will be there.
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For ahe LertsEnI.rre.

We are authorized to announce JOHN b.
ROtt4 IN candidate the Of legislator in the
Lover House Of Che next egisature Of enuesses from Har-
Apr6-tde.
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Franklin and jackson, the man of Thought
and the Man of Action, with Portraits
Mark Lemon, of London Punch-Portraits
of Nineteen Kings and Queens of Sweden
Allie Anorld, Poetess-A Cherokee Legend :
The Origin of the Human Race, of Game
and Indian Corn, by E. G. Squier-Phrenol-
ogy in Schools-The Metric system-Tight
Lacing, lIustrated-Muscular Power-EE
fects Of a Bad Dream-National SaIutations
Shopping, by Mrs, WyllYs-Charity, by
Hope rlington-Total Depravity of Infants
The Active and the Passive-Origin of
Life-Pope's Essay on Man--in May num-
Der Psychological journal 20 cts, or 81 a
year. Adde'S, s. R. Wells, Editor 389
Broadway, n Y
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Westfeld, New York, is lighted with
natural gas which is brought in pipes from
a gas spring, a mile and quarter distant
1t costs consumers four dollars per thousand
feet
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We would respectfully announce to our
old friends patrons returned from the East
Chemicals Dye StuHs Brandies Wines Liquors and Fancy
Articles brought this place. all Of which warrant
determined sell at the living figures 1t
object satisfy every customer that
all who patronize the house Of BLACK CRAWFORD
get full value of their money We keep hunbug
tieles aud solicit a full share Of public patronage
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IMPRovEMENTs.-Bol is getting on her
feet again, and if the long talked Of crash in
the financial world will only hold off for
few years many additions will be made to
our thriving town. We notice that the
Wilkinson Brothers are having a new store
house built upon the corner lot just west of
the house recently erected and now occupied
by Mr. Osborne, manufacturer of and deal
ers in saddles, etc. The spirit of improve
ment prevails, and if our more wealthy citi-
zens will only embibe the fever Bolivar
viii assume grander proportions at no dis
tant day The town that sustains its me-
chanical population Is bound to thrive, and
as the spirit of improvement marches on all
branches of business expand under the
benign influence of labor. Store-houses
and dwelling houses are needed. Who will
build them OF course the mechanics will
if the moneyed men will order the work
done Bolivar can be made to double its
business and population in less than three
years if our people will only 90 to work in
the right way-patronise the mechanics.
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- Is 10 Rnmbug !

By sending fifty cents and stamps, with
age height eoor and hair vii receive By return
Of husband WIFE, with
name and date 81 marriage Address MINNIE CLIFTON.
P. o. Drawer No. D. FultoHville. y 4
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OUTRAGE-The town of Maryville, East
Tennessee, was the scene of most disgrace
full affair on the Dist of last month. 1t seems
that Rev Mr.. Haynes, of the NJ. E. Church.
had been driven from the town by a posse of
loyal leaguers, simply because he was thought
to be conservative in his views The Sheriff
of the county headed the lawless party
After driving the minister from town, the
rioters informed all those who had given
him countenance that they had better beware,
as they too, would be made to suffer. 10y
atty Bah
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The supreme Court of Louisiana rules
that Confederate currency was not money.
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ANNoUM CAMuEzEs.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce the Hon
= w LEtEWACB a candidate for recollection TO the
ee Of Congressman from the Eighth Congressional Dis
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The vilest, bitterest and most malignant
paper printed in the United States is Har-
per's Weekly" and it is doing more to keep
alive the animosities of the war than any
sheet we lpow of A short time since it
published what purported to be an extract
from paper published at Fayetteville, in
Kentucky" Now there is no such paper
in Kentucky as it speaks of, and not even
such a town as Fayetteville The whole
thing, extract and all, was evidently con-
cocted and gotten up in Harpers laboratory
of lies and mischief in New York
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John Trimble, in "a speech made at the
the Capitol on last Saturday night to mot
ley crowd of radical imps, and while speak
ing of Emerson Etheridge, said;
Wherever he goes he viii be followed
and attended by violence"
OF course there Will be violence in his
wake if radicals can bring it about. The
people know full well the intentions and
aims OF the Browlow party
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s. REVVARD.

Albert Bowers. alias 4" Tony" colored,
AIRED bHt cas- rsn away from my employ the 23d Of
Fsbruarr l7 being property indsutared 70 me aT
prentice viii give abaFe reward for my boy hereby
warn persons VIII not be responsible Tor any debts
JoaS " BOWERS Hsrdsman county.
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DTssonuHToET.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween W. I. GRAY and P. f. WILKINSON, under the
firm, and style Of GRAY & WILKINSON dealers in
Dry Goods and Groceries, has this day dissolved By
mutual consent, W. I. Gray retiring
W. l. GRAY,
=. I. WILKINSON
Bolivar, April 6, 1867.
NOTICE.
Persons having claims against the late firm
will please present them and ali
by note otherwise earnestly requested
come and make settlements the business
be wound up. ?. F. WILKINSON.
ST. viii continue to keep on hand stock Dry
Goods Groceries, etc. respectfully solicit continuance
Of
apr2o4 Pr. WILKINSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
SUCCESSORS To
OGDEN, TOBEY & CO.,

CSo I6 eherson street)
Dealers Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes Stock, &c Col
eCtjOns all accessible points in the United States,
Corrected Weekly for the Bolivar Bulletin.