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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

0rsrERs.-we call attention to the adver-
tissmsns Of Urich ! Statler, which sounds
luscious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

A BaRaArs.-A few psirs Of blankets and
several pieces Of double width sheetng,
slightly soiled, at very lov figures at the New
York store,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

hfsARkARLk THLEGRAPHIc FsAr.-The
closing quotations and transactions of lie
Loadon and Liverpool markets, on Saturday
isst, dated at o'clock in tie sfterpoon. vers
published IN New York Saturday slIsrnoop.
10, iney we're received Ia hat city On sine. -
~ ~ o clock noon, juss four hosrs 1870 ~
boards close. The dispatch tsok leo then
Sne nour to come across tie Afla.e;a. ~
Pss,ns been transuittsd innediaEaly % e.
aae,sco, the quotssioss Of ~ HnelieA
of,hs ~ PROBABLY Appeared II IL anut eoisSoee
.. - s. ~ pa1sm d ~ eilv - -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

Cincinnati Mar3et.
BY Telegraph cnasxAf1, March 4
Flour and Grain Upehsagsd, especially spring wheat
which Is shade higher, holdrrs skiing - S72 50 for
No /.
wksky-ouist Il g.
Internationally nrmss holders ssking higher
prices; country pork sold at go III city SO So
Bulk Meats In good demand; large sales ct Is oze
1o,< for country; city 10 held h.e higher.
B~eon-pirm; holders asking nc higher; sales Of lie
bids clear bacon ssdes ct Ia
Lard-1is1x Dis,< for oe.stry and tity.
rallow-ii.
Bntssr and ches~e- Unchanged.
LATEE
tiour-uBabsDesa and steady super % 1910 q;
trade brands tii se0ls So fancy do tisOM.
Wheat-Frmsv ~ regards spring. aud No / sold At
81 and held at % So at eloss market dull 81
70 for Mol
oorn-tscod demand at Close and prices Shade high
c1ot7; shtIlsd 81 IN elevator. II 10 sacks.
Oats Steady; So 1000 lush 81 81 No In sisvs
tor; II In saeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
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baysrr Corn. hssssr; lard, hesvy.
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osttespu 40 he. vi sss,isins; sales 900 b>iss u
slesiH br middlss.
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80 500 II ehcies do; SIC ssoI1 70 sxtsa =. To-
whsas-Dul ard Aroopisg II sao7 Is hr common se
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State
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Conee-Firm.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

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n y.,~~r~rAr OnseAoe. March T.
wA~s-oy~nee arm with rood nilliss demand scs
beth Nos and sprnE there wss saso fsh sp>caie'
~, e,auiry Ne seld 1t % g. and regular rsespss ~
q scas 81: sor Water No at regular hoss~ y ss5f0
- .sA n..A - q sioi % closing sssi si,oi - sos
,ss~a~r ~tnsar rsssspss.
uern-MGkss % No efsnsd qsist 81 Ys5zHssH
Ae<s ne Arm and setivs. With good speculative
ss~a,s cics~A With ssles s Is, ssers sskins % Re-
,~ct<2 s.ies al ssess,<
oss-pelh No Sat - sts 81 ssai se,< per Genital Tor
winter receipts aaa rssh.
ky~-In COED a<~anA and Asuss. With saiss Of IRISH
Ne aad wintsr r.esspss ss sskase<
barley Dali though poninsily srnsr. with sales Of
frssh No 81 eeefe
prsss-d Enthusiastically 6rm asA srsrcs eis~sas 81
ssos 10 frNsder and - soDs 70 Cor 800 pssnds
the outside Agure& Coz hard frosss lots.
Prorstons-Fsrr -ellsrs Ssh hi CHER prices fer pork
aad bet haysrs did not them freely and
ealy sales ~ss mostly 70 al pressing orders
~hsoa could not BE- delayed. Lard steady sod geet.
With light s-n..d 81 ssaIs 50 for mes pork: 70
"a tr l., shp,ldetg lIkai7is for sweet psek-i.d
hams fss ROACH SIDES. II for steam sDd ifi{ Ai2l<
Cor choses kettle lard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

IN pus. 5usr s s s
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Printing Cloths are quiet. tho ruling price for good

t''"
64N64 being 94c.
Prints fairly active. The printers arc Turning thcr
attention t0 tc production Oi dark work, ad tho supply
Of desirable sHt goods rs const0urtv Isntrd. aud
prices ae finn Closing ont lUs q scCoudTatc IS, cs are
offered ai q liberal concession.
Lawns continue quiet aid an unusually large pluphr-
ton Of the production rcmanf hand. Pacific l,4O0s
are quoted at Z2ic.
Mons de laincs are quiet NJ Ole foI hest STYLES.
Tho Wooden tradc 10 first hands is quiet a. usual at
this scasen Of the ycI. Tie manufacturers pre-
pJriue Fa goods and the clothing trade making IN
Gury for staple sy Cloths, in heavy makes, suitable
for coaugs f0r the Autumn business, moving some
what at abOut late figures Some holding Tor slgut
ndvancc which buyers unwilling to give. Slater
b. ck cloths range from 81 75as 25 blue. brown ana
dahia do s. dG: do do. do. castors s. O0 80; do DO
do MoscoUs $ s. tO and O. black doesHs s. 0Us4 %
Cotton warp cloths quoted 40 81 Is for No 81 6j Tor
No o and 81 90 No Ia fancy cassmores there ~ q
moderate demand for heavy goods from the cotlers In
light goods the trade s. confined chiefly 20 closing oht
lots few choice styles for city trade still in demand
In satuets there is moderate trade at about
late figures Kentucky Jeans couo not be sold III any
impOrtant lot except ut Carpets IN very
moderate demand M unchanged prices; Lowell Com
super aud s. for threepy; Hartford Company 81 ~
fo medium superfne 81 J5 for superne, s. 90 for impe
rial three ply. and 81 O5 for extra threepy; BRUSSELS
90 90 for 3fr s. A. for fr and 81 30 for 5fr Twed
Venetian 81 per square yard, and fine Venetian u 10
mont For choice fancy dress goods there is still ready
market at good prices but inferior styles are closed o
at lower prices than have been realized during the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

Barker, jr. and John Steward who resigned in con-
seouence Of being absent in Euro1e Upon the or
ranization of the Board, Cornelius Vanderbilt was
reelected President, VIM. II Vanderbilt Vice-Presi-
dent and Augustus Sche Secretary.
The Clereldnd Leader, of June 8, says:
The annual meeting OF the Executive Committee and
Trustees OF the Merchants Union Express COMPANY
which convened here the 7th inst, adjourned TO-DAY
The following gentlemen were in attendance; PresIeI
Eirnore p Ross OF Auburn y; Nice-PTesidenI on m
Seward, jT OF Auburn, VI Secretary, J0hn ~ haIP
N Y. Executive Committee-E. g. storke, G. T. Backus
John A. Green, jr, Gen. II; W. sloeum Attorney anu
Trustees-L G. Hopkins of Cmcinnati Barton Aole, -
Louis John How, So Louis; John Nazr3 MllwHTsSS, V
Trumbul Smith, kewYOrk; W J. sneri1, hls!Sn9iT NJ
Clinton Briggs, Chicago; C. b. Farewell Omc"so M d
The books papers and business OF the Company were
fpIly exeniIfd by lie trustees during Yesterday and
lengthy report IN writing 8 as presented by them to the
Executive Committee, giving hei views % " W te pocf 70
Contrary to general expectation the trustees were even
more enthusiastic than the Executive Cculutee thcnl
They were much pleased with the figures presented show
Ing the condition Of the Company n ~. a., ,,,. .
On nutiOu of Barton ADe OF 81 LOUIS the 1OuOWlnR
resolutions unanimously adopted by the trustees:
Resolved, That the Trustees OF the Merehahis Union
OF fhe Different members Of the Executive Committee and
general administration Of ITS affairs by the Executive
Board and fully ndOYse their administration as able
wise and prudent, and take great pleasure IN tender
hDg 10 the Officers and Executive Committee thanks
for their vigilance and success III directing the affairs OF
Also the following, motion Of Major Mills Of Detroit
Resoired, That we, the Trustees of the Merchants
Union Express Company sOlemny pledge our honor as
business men, the friends and stockholders of the Com
pany will stand by its fortunes and relax no
energies TO promote its interests and success.
The utmost confidence IN it's success Is expressed In All
suarers There is question that the thorough exam
ina0n of the financial condition and business OF the Com
pany has impressed the trustees most faNOraDy Inc
deliberations of the two bodies have been harmonious
throughout and il is understood that their action mas
been decisive in the direction OF IntusiDg renewed
strength and energy in the enterprise The pubic VIII
await with anxiety the publication OF the delbeTa
tions OF this important meeting The success OF the
enterprise is believed TO be secured.
The Peoples Dispatch Fast Freight Line. owned
and managed by the Merchants Union Express Com
ny,wll commence business upon the 18th inst Ihls
line will run fIom the Atlantic SeaboaTd bound to all
points West, Northwest, and Southwest, reaching
to St Paul, Omaha and Memphis. Its Office IN New
York is at Merchants Union Express Building corner
Broadway and Franklin-st This line will have the
honor of being the first in New-York to occupy the
extensive depot of Commodore Vanderbilts, DOW III
course of erection in st. Johns Park.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
TIE MARKETS.
lCntiully reported for The yHiBrSE

lCntfuly reported for The gRiBrSE
MONDAY, June 10, 1861.
AsHES-Pots are firm and In fair demand at e 75
feals are uLseted we notice sale Of 40 Dbs al aS TO-
BUILDING MATERIALS are generally dull, and
prices have downward tendency. We quote as fol
lows Bricks " from yard" at s8 sOaslO for Common
Hard; t7aSs for Crot0n, and f00ss5 for Philadelphia
Front Cement at 81 706 IS for ROscndae Lime at 81 Is
tof CommoD and 20 for Lump; Laths, s. % for East
t Lumber at so as2 for Eastern 6pfuce Har al 81
&c Tor Rio Grsnde Mixed, 3iN32c. fof Hnen0s Ayrcs
aii1ed, and iodIc. for Unwashed Western Hog; Plaster
w faiis AZ y 4 tun fOr Blue Nova Scotia 81 80 y
.or Whte DO y 40 b Cleaned Eastern and e. 90
pp Tor Knickefb0cker aud Empire MINIS
S,OIIoN.A very good business has been DONE princ
peay WIN shippers and sJsnners; prices however
aomeI s ana Tie market Is fcYeiid and unsettled;
guote az about 2se2c for Mddrg Upands 20 z7 2sc
i"i 20. Ne"4OIeaAs; sales OF 2,l50 bdes.
GOfFLL-We oar Ofi,O important transactions to-day;
pfiees are without change 10 n0to .,
fLDUR AND MEAIl-A more general demand pre-
s'u lOf western and State Flour to-day, and really
soubo ab9 Hh ground Flour sold at td Of
syNlDc. v ibl Bakege brands the LIOst salaDe; ;
raniy Sfag,N are quiet, though dD tho ssles 900
nD1 az " NaS2LC Tor kuerne State; $40 0d so Tor
nAua slate 10 J01 ~ 45 for the low grades Of Sprug
beat weston lTflas ki1 S0Ati3 10 foi good 10 choice
.pIhR wheat EriHss 81 45usi2 % for clipping Ohio;
~ s5a$S g. Tor Trade and Family BIaHds OF Ohio,
%'e- sA, a.e !rdiansi sS ioStIe @ for It, Lcuis Tx
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARRET, 8 O'CIOCK.-PoTk ~
lower sales Of 800 bbs Mess at Sal G, cash. and S s
regular; closing weak.
FFTROLEUM-The market continues dun We quote
Crude at 1Oc In bdlk and Cc IN bbs Refined IN Dond al
pa d2jc. for ;. w. aud DC for J.. W.
RICE-HOlders demand about previous rates but Tho
demand Is very active sales Of 1000 bags Rangoon
10 arrive, private terms. -..
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been moderately nctiVc,
without change prices sales OF 453 bhds al 10
q1Isc for Cuba, and boxes Havana at lotc Reihed
are steady at l53 0l5fc. for Hards.
SREDS-In Grass Seeds nothing of moment mas been
done prices arc nominal Rough Flax Seed u dull ~ -
as TO- Calcutta Linseed is selling al from y 10 Gs2 49,
gold, In Boston and here. -,
sOAP-Castile Is IN moderate request We note sale
OF 20 boxes at salslc.
TALLOW-The market is moderately active and
steady sales OF 1900 y al III. Choice is held nj Use
WOOI-We have new feature OF Interest 10 note IN
the market for tins staple manufacturer SIM operate
with much cautiOusncss, and only purchasing buch
lots will meet their urgent want. III pIIces We
have 10 change 20 note. In foreign very niue
has been DONE aud prices nominal. We quote as
lows Domestic Fecccs at ls &c for Native aud one.
do bi4bsc. for fullblOOd Bcrinos and G2t a,Jc for
saxony Fleeces 3OG40c. for No Pulled, 4oN5Oc Tor
Superfhe do and J0a5jc. for Extra do Ha2e Tor
common Unwashed California; 1p04ec. fOr Fine 40, is
3lc for Texas, and American COinbng AT 55dt1c. We
Cuotc Foreign as follows South American at $5d 80 Tor
Common Washed; 32d4zc. for UnWashcd NJ stlZa ana
Ncrino % 4Oc for Washed Eutrc Rios; 2jG2sc. for
Unwashed Creole 4OQ4Cc for Washed tnrdovai Chllian
ut 2f43lc for InWashCd McstiZl and hcilho; Cape OF
Good Hope 3JGfOc Uuwashed; East lnd, 35 G55c
for Washed. and African at GSVe. for Unwasied ana
3OUfOc- for Washed.
WIiIsKY-The market IS firm and more active sales
of 800 bbls. Western at 55c in BOND.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

friends and the public he above Bonds be-
hcvug they possess advantages and enny for The bondhse
Railroad obi offered this market
Tue interest $ fully secured as follows:
FRSI-Duipg construction e eaTs II s ASSUMED ~ Ile Farmers
Loan aud Trust Company.
the proceeds Of land sales from the Compa
Of lands amounting 20 9Ol 40 acres IL Is
that while the interest Is being pad by the Trust Com
pauv sales will accumulate nud Tor the payment Of
lie coupons aud sinking ud OF million Of dollars and tt
sales Of land will amount TO than the Interest on the
bonds
THRD-Te RAILWAY Lands Equipment aad all property owned
which hereafter be acquired by the Company hs been
conveyed the Faners Loan AMI Trust Company To be by them
the boudhodes with provisions 10
the prompt payment Of the coupons as they M
The net earnings estimated will amount 70 over ionf ue
annual interest.
Tbs principal fully secured The Parmer loan snl Tru' Com
pAn which that corporation aud agrees to
al maturity.
The Railway extends from 81 Paul the Mississippi 10 WinoRa
the line distance Of $50 miles al Nnona
with the Chicago and Norh"e'tern extension from
Cheago place - Paul aud chicago
each other It local importance cannot wei b
work OF roads ceuteinS al ~
Paul with the Of Railways last snl soeih There 10 innn
Subscriptions beea
promised being mnde by all tie towns along the Inc
wishing boEds desirable Investment can Apply 10 q
in ur ly stter
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
United STATES TREASURY.

limited STATES TREASURY,
I YORK June 1857.
70 REDEMPTION or COMPOUND INTEREST NorE>-Unfer
Affections from the SECRETARY Treasury, hereby gwen
that Notes bearing date June 10 loot aud pAya
Wi received at this OAee for ree
Ton Interest will their maturtr, and hode WI
be- pad Of presentation. after yercaton 6 he amount
claimed 10 be due ,, -, ,.t..
h notes put packages Of one hunired each deHomna
,sr s,raratelr schedules NAV application this ONCE
II. VAN DlCK Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, June 10, 1887,
B,eves Cows Veais Sheep ard Lambs SWINE IotaL
These were sold at the following market-paces:
Sheep and
Eeeves Cows yeals Iauba Swine Total
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Woodrnn a Congcr. Clcr-

There was considerable changing OF cattle tb- week.
Ia3 head left unsold az Communpaw and - bc1d bought
In that market going 90 one undrcdthst There were
IA head taken from Bergen to one huudredis Ihcae
appear i'm the list Of drOvers at each place. but the G
head thus changed deducted from te grand tOtai 60
az not To foot M more than are actually on sale
REMARKS ABOUT HEHT CATTLE
The total number this week, 5SS head. compares WIN
Oq head last week and with 5,7fS head, aycraTe per
week last year and with ls5 for the corresponding week
one year The number sold to-day at the Onchu.d
redh-et market. ltC0 head compares with 1b~ hent.
last week with 3 head, the average per week last
year and with 5,2gl head az market one year ago.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday June 81 l45 cattle
II ears hogs 10 eep, 10 cars horses cars calves
total 80 cars, increase over last week o 4V ca5
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

CtxvELAND o., May 90 l86.
NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the Stock
kose Of the Cleveland Plnesye and Ashbula R'roed Com
r,v viii he be AZ the Office Company Ceyeianf ONO on
WEDNESDAY, the day Jane at 10 O'Clock M i' ue
ELRCTION DIRECTORS and o the transaction VI sA she Ol'
ueSs As NAV before them. , ,..-.n
The transfer books Of the Company wine eoseu .h ~ "
the 18th day Of June lexL dbo' D. hhli Heo'e''''.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

OFFIcE ERIE RAILWAY CONPANr }
No ls7 WKsTsr, NEw-iORk, May 10. lSoL
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY hereby
owe notice that an bids made Circular of April J. for the
extension Mortgage Bonds at the oce OF t5e company
NcV ORR at premium Of one ~ oept are P % ~
accepted And TIE b0ods WIN Oe ~
tAr rtie Of one per cent prenan .-. a..
Tbe attach sheets TO- and extend the
bond. holders whose bids accepted as above spS-
Oe of thr Company IN the O
AMI ntvneu the premium Of Ten 0 Dollars on each Bond 1e
same terms arc accocd other holders who have bd les premium
au one failed make proposals noee 10 Ae No
Inv given wug before tie l5th Of Junc next
other holders hereby not led that the principal OF th oohl
viii be PAL then interest thereon cease AZ mst1ity
> ROBERT II. BERDELL, Presleent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
LOCKWOOD & CO.,

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ACCOUNI
VI hundred DRY DOCK: l25 Shares SEVENTH
-AyK AND BROADWAY, I+o Shares BEECkkkS AND FULTON
FERRY OF BELT RAILROAD SIOChS Apply TO
L. JACOBS Ne. 7 Nevst.
NOR SAIE-A limited amount of SECOND
Il MORTGAGE TWENTl-lEAR PRR CENT BONDS OF the
and Railroad Co. price ma ag them d bie in' est
rrut YERMILYE 8 Co,
~ No. "A Wsllst.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
alarble alnntels

1gARRTE MANTELS.-3J0 MANTELS on
bS ~ (sni qay which wall be cold Tor the ssIs
60 d,rs At ra deduction At kLABERs asntsl Wsreoons H~
SSa II, - ighseath-si Thdays n T. Cut this oct
N1ARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-Superio
WI In Appearance durable hall the price Of marble
STEWART No. 605 Srth'ave. between 'Sfh '"'l-sA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

cents last wear 5.TIs "a lI94 1880 l2s15 39,Gil
Receipts last week. 50S9 9G 1857 15l3f 20N2 43O2o
PRICES OF BEEF PRINCIPAL MARKET THIS WLEk
The following the quotations per pound upon tho
estimated net weight ofmcat-selcr sinking offal IIat 49,
bullock whose quarters Will weigh cwt ut 10 cents
pound, amounts To $cJ:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

OFFICE o SINGER MANUTACTuRiN6(
CoNPASI New-York. June g. 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting the Company for the ELECTION OF
TRUSTEES ensuing year viii be held 90 the hi WENEs
Of 18th between the hours OF " ans ck
IL " '"' OA'' VI ~ "F-1'' - GRO T. GRAY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS,
u HAVING THIRTY YEARS TO RUN BEARING SIX PER CENT
INTEREST LAWFUL MONENhs Bonds rearied by sa'
a1s for long Investment as the most desirable
"" "" ~ JOHN J. CISCO & son No. 70 WAlls.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Cent? per pound

They came by the following routes. Erie Railroad lsCc
Hudson River Railroad. I,2si; Harlem Railroad l. New
jersey Central Railroad, 400
AbOut l,4S1 were IN the yards on Monday
LIST OF DKONEHs.
The following are tie the ~ drOvers owners,
or cougnces ~ the principal droe and where the cattle
--rL.r. ..n Il LlnIIL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

Texas TONIC SYRUP.-Enterprises and Is
sues Of the Age.-All ages have been char
acterized by events and issues which indi-
cate the progress of mankind Nations have
had their rise and fall; eighteen hundred
years have stamped their footsteps on the
past, but have left no parallel to the many
remarkable enterprises and discoveries of
the Present.age. One of these, and a bene-
fetal one, is that new medicine introduced
by Mansfield & Higbee, Chemists Of Mem
phis, Tenn, called Texas Tonic Syrup, which
is a sure and never failing remedy for the
worst cases Of Fever, and Ague or ChiIls and
Fever which it has never failed to cure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

New COTToN-Ye sterdaY several bales of
new cotton were brought into town and sold
at what may justly be termed ruinous rates
to the producer The old saying, bad be-
ginning makes good ending" must be veri-
fed in these parts or else heavy losses
will be sustained by planters and farmers
generally. The idea of superior middIing
cotton selling for l33 cents per pound and
this coupled with the fact that all through
last winter and the spring months people
were compelled to pay 20 and % cents a
pound for bacon and 81 Csc per bushel for
corn Some body is hurtl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

HALF FARE.-The Mississippi Central and
sell halEfare tickets to all who propose at
tending the grand tournament to be held
here on the IIth Of October next.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

To THE LADdEs-As the grand gala day Of
she tournament Is near at hand, of course
you want the best of wearing apparel, and
want " the clothes done up in the best man
ner known to the washerwoman's art Then
20 the store of Bills & Hill, and Charlie
Gray will furnish you with starch gloss and
imperial blue We know that both the
above preparations are cheap, excellent, and
almost indispensable.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

During a recent interview with an old
Tennessee friend, the purport of which has
been retailed publicly, Mr.. johnson stated
he would take his final stand against Con-
gress by resisting its right if it was assumed,
to suspend him during the progress Of the
impeachment trial, if he was impeached.
So many "ifs spoil the threat, but it is
probable that the first opportunity afforded
the President to take stand against Con
gress on this subject will be to veto bill
providing for a suspension from Office of all
public officers who have been impeached IN
til they have been tried, which will undoubt
be introduced and passed early in the ses
SION.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

Fleming, Ussery & Co. are receiving a
large assortment Of seasonable goods. If
you want coat ask for Coates; he'll give
you it any time. J. R. Richardson is
the heavy man, while a. Eos. Fleming goes
his weight on all goods in the ladies' furnish
ing line He's on the carpet you, you
know
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

Observation-Disclosures on the Mississippi
Central Railroad is increasing. We notice
that regular freight train comes and goes
every day
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

D. L WELLS & Cove call the attention
Of the public to this well-known and long
established firm, and take this occasion to
say that they have on hand and for sale a
magnificent assortment of watches, chains,
lockets, pens, breastpins for ladies and gents,
earrings, fnger-rings, and jewelry of all
descriptions, all of which viii compare
favorably with goods of similar kind to be
found in any market. Wells & Co. give
special attention to the repairing of watches
and clocks, and manufacture masonic and
other jewels to order
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

SUPERB PICTURES. Professor Y. Day, at
his Art Gallery, corner of Main and Union
streets, Memphis, is prepared to furnish you
with the finest, and best of photographs.
Cooper, the celebrated portrait painter, is
there also, and viii be pleased to wait on
YOU
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

Rev. w. H. Thompson adyertises his resi-
dence for sale. This is an excellent oppor-
tunity for some one to purchase an excellent
home in Bolivar See card in another
cOIumn