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WA NTEsU.-
SaIesWOman Wanted.

ANE thoroughly acquainted with the Hoop Skirt
~ business. who is good SaleswOman and can
make and repaIr Stirts. and take charge Of Hoop
Skirt Salesroom None other need apply.
A. WILLIS PAINE,
sep1ldu No IS Market SQr.
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TrOtting Horse for Sale.

q The well known Trotting Horse .SAR-
ADN DINE" is for sale at j. w. xobinson's
IyX >Lvery Stable, South Street He was
44zI drv n last tall by Fos,er Palmer Oh e-half
mile in l. %. By David Averl, ESQ.,, last sum, ,ucr,
in a common wagon, mile in :.52. He is an ca sy
iroter under the saddle, kind in all harness. airat.
of nothing, and stands without hitching. He is a
bright bay, stands 10 ~ hands high, and weighs 1000
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or f. n
Jordan, clerk with Mathews & Thomas He is
CITY. septtltt
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The gates will he open at P. M. Tuesday. Trot-
ting to commence at p. NJ. se Eb ~
Where the classes not filed the entrance fee
will be refunded
programme will be issued with the races of each
day, which can be had at the gate. h'
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FOR 81 l. Il.

-r1ADt BARK ST. JAGO, 223 tons new meas
;sf4{A urement, now lying at Merchants
s4esat4M \ Wharf.
.tss4EEss.& For terms &c. apply to
Nav a6 If
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers have
IN been duly appointed Executors of the Will of
SAMUEL CHASE late of Portland.
in the county OF Cumberland, deceased and have
taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs: All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased, are required 10 exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to sail estate are
called upon to make payment to
JOHN D. CHASE
STEPHEN b. CHASE, Executors.
Portland, Sept. 3, 1867. septa,,1awaws
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MEDICAL -ELECTRICITH
CR. w. n. pEhlN6,
Medical E.lcotIiciap

174 MIDDLE SIREET
=, -
NeaFiy oPPesste she Os'sea states Hois
g9THERE he would respectfully announce 10
wv citizens OF Portland and Vicinity thar he
permanently located in this city. D1ring the tire
Years wa have been in this CITY we have eured snm
- an vert ,eryns af li.eass IN naysYs xvI 10,
tried ether forIas Of treatment in vain and eurin
patiens in 20 short time that the caest,on is Otter
asked, do they stay cured? TO answer this question
We viii say that all that DO not stay cured, we
doctor the second time wltnouI cnaige. ..H
III. u. mas eeen practcal ficctrlelah ,ol twenty
Se T, tS, ;s T. .s,eciiv .nted 70 ciron;c disesse
Eieesrl.y = c,s ~ e;cR bseGscbe. ri,o m
~ %asd neck or extremities: copsurntoI, yyLer
~ tbo ac,te stages or where the luns are net lnilS
yoIved: aepte Or el,rouic rbeulnatsr scrotria hiy
d;sea a,es white swengs spinal diseases ct,ryatule
~ The snine contracted MUSCLES distoistad ii,ebS
palsy paralysis St. Vitas Dance. deafness. STAN.
rnerino or hesitancv al Speech tlvsneus;o nslieos
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Ravnges of the Yellow Fever.

5.-n ' New ORLEANS, Sept. II. #
The number of deaths from yellow fever for
the "a hours ending at 6 o'clock this morning
was 67. f ~ Ef.is;i ius 3 ais'
-7ga1., sa GALVESTON, Sept II.
Rev. j. p. Parham, President of the Howard
Association of Corpus Christi, died on the 10th
ult, and Samuel Adams, Assistant Surgeon of
the United States army, died ON the 9th. There
were 81 deaths from yellow fever here on the
9th. Ten cases were admitted to the city hos
pital to-day from the revenue cutter Delaware
The fever has appeared in Lagrange, Braham
and other counties. Asss
s New YORK. Sept II.
A special dispatch to the Herald from Key
West, dated to-day, says the steamer Match
less has just arrived from Fort Jefferson, Tor
tugas. Dr. Cormick has a letter stating that
Maj. Stone, the commandant, and Lieuts Ord
and Powar and all tho offictrs of the fort are
down with the yellow fever, also many of the
command and prisoners. DR.. Smith, Post Sur
geon, died on the 8th; Mrs. Smith is better.
Medicines, doctors and nurses are sent for.
The Matchless will leave at once for Tortugas
with all possible assistance. The yellow fever
has somewhat abated here.
The steamer George Cromwell has Just been
got off the reef and towed to this port by the
steamer Fountain. She leaks badly, and steam
pumps are constantly at work to keep her
ahoat. no. a0ah
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fea.a s.esh.as,a.,.

t. WAsHiSsToS, Sept. II.
In august. 1866, Secretary Seward forward
ca 10 Minister Adams a summary of claims Of
Ine citizens of the United States against Great
nriIain ib for damages which were suffered by
Gnem during the period of our late civil war
ana some months thereafter by depredatiOns
upon our commercial marine, committed on
the high seas by the Sumter, the Alabama, the
FLORIDA and the Shenandoah and other ships of
war, which were fitted out in British ports and
dispatched therefrom by or through the agency
of British subjects, and which were harbored,
sheltered, provisioned and furnished as occa-
sion required during their devastating career
in ports of Realm or in ports of British colo
nies in nearly all parts of the globe. The table
is not supposed to be complete, but it presents
such recapitulation of the claims as the evil
denee up to that time received at the Depart
ment enabled the Secretary of State to fur
nish. deficiencies were to be supplied there
after. Most OF the claims had been from time
to time brought by MIR. Adams directly to the
notice of Her Majesty, and made the subject of
earnest and continued appeal. The appeal
was submitted only when Her Majesty's Gov
ernment, after elaborate discussion. refused
either to allow the claims or to refer them to q
lolnt commission, or to submit the question of
liability therein to any form of arbitration
The United States, on the other hand, have all
the time insisted upon the claims as just and
valid, and this attitude the Secretary says has
been and dOubtlessly continues to be Wen un-
uCIStOOu ny -
the course of this correspondence with Mr..
Adams Secretary Seward says:-"It is the
Presidents desire that you call the attention of
Lord Stanley to the claims in respectful but
earnest manner, and inform him that, in the
Presidents judgment, settlement of them
bas become urgently necessary to the re-estab.
lishmont of entirely friendly relations between
the United States and Great Britain. This
Government, while it thus insists upon these
particular claims, is neither desirous nor will
ling to assume an attitude unconciliatory to-
wards Great Britain il, on her part, there are
claims either of commercial or of boundary
or judicial regulations which Her Majesty's
Government esteem important. to bring under
examination at the present time. The United
States would not in such case be unwilling to
take them into consideration in connection
with the claims which are now presented on
their part, with a view to remove at one time
and by one comprehensive settlement all ex-
listing causes of misunderstanding" The Sec
retary concludes his letter with instructions to
Mr.. Adams upon the important subject. The
correspondence is veluminous, making about
eighty printed pages.
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For Sale IIhean-

A LARGE lot of Slab Wood and Edgings on Burn
I \ hams Wharf. Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY,
No. So Commercial St
Also on corner Of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
of THOS. CUNDON.
Also, best quality of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either OF tha above places.
Also, Lumber ofall kinds; all OF which will be de-
hvered free to any part Of the city. M
DAN'L MAYBURY
aug27d1m* THOS. CONDON.
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New Orleans Markets.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IL.
Cotton-market dull and unsettled; sales $50 bales;
Low Middlngs at 23c; receipts 234 bales
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TO Let.

7NHE Spacious Chambers iu the corner store of the
Il new block on the corner Of Pearl and Middle
Streots comprising the I'd, I'D and 4th floors, each
containing about 5000 square feet, and suitable for
Wholesale Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Furs, Clothing, Carpenng, sc.
The fourth floor Is a spscious Hall, one Of the
largest and most desirable In the city.
Tho lower floors win be occupied by Woodman,
True & Co.
Parties desiring 10 lease any OF those rooms, can
have them ftied to suit, by applying az once 70 -
augSdH GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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X. m. PATTEN IL Auction CO., ,eers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Cr0ckery st Auction to the n rade.

IN Saturday, Sept 18th, at 10 O'Clock A M, Ten
d.. OraIss n OF Ware; consisting of Nappes, Bakers
Rock nghdns Nappss, Baker p ate Pitchers Ewers
and Basins. White Granite Sugars, Creamers,
PITCHERS, Ewers and B2slns, Chambers, Plates,
OF Iron StjRe White Glazed Milk Pans, Pitchers,
Bowls, sc. Ware exhibition day previous to sale
Dealers invited to xsmine the above, as every
lot must be sold without reserve. sep 1Odtd
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Board.

GENTLEMAN and wife can be accommodated
"A with pleasant unturnished room at No, 1 Mil
liken's Block, Hampshire Street
September 10. d2w*
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TIN TYPES,

TWENTY-FIvE CENTS PER DOZEN
AZ A. s. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. q
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. jystt
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i SPRTNG HOUSE.
Royal Victoria Hotel,
i,E3sI NASSAU, N. r., Bahamas.

TUNNELL & LORIAZ, PRoPRIEToRs
This large and spacious Hotel Zone OF the largest and
best in the West Indies,) will be opened for the
commodation of visitors Nov. 1, 1867
Nassau is a beautiful city ON the Island of New
Providence, and is noted ior its even temperature
the thermometer ranging about 70 during the VIM
ter months.
Steamer CORSICA leaves New York every four
weeks and 1t takes only four days to reach Nassau
All letters for information addressed to TUNNEL
&LOR1AZ, Nassau, N. p, will be promptly answered
Aug29 d3m
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WanteI,

A CAPABLE Girl TO do the work in a small FAM
"a lily Go dwages given to a competent G RI.
Apply at ii Pine st. sep1Od3t
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City of Portland,

WHEREAS, the City Council, on the 2nJ tlay of
w September, A. ID. 1867, directed the Commit
tee on Laying out New Streets to consider the ex-
rediency of extending Cotton Street, to Commercial
street, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest d,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Coun-
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way the thirteenth
day of september, 1867 at four o'clock in the after
noon at the corner of Fore and Cotton Streets and
will then and there proceed to determine and adudge
whether the pubic convenience requires said street
or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this third dav ot Sem
tember, A. ID. 1861 - f
AUG. Z. STEVENS,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,i Committee
CHAS. M. RICE. l on
JOS. BRADFORD, IavinoCut
ELIAS CHASE, 't'it New Ssreets
w. P. FILES,
Sept 4-dtd
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Boy Wanted.
WU32teN.

4 GENTS to sell an article that is new and which
IA sall in every Store and Family. Agents have
made twelve dollars per day. Exclusive territory
given. Men out OF employment call and examine,
at 351tCongress Street.
(au2yd3W*l MORE <. 20
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Proposals

ENGINEERS OFFICE,
MONTPELIER g. ST. JoHNsBURY RAILR0Ap,{
st. Johnsbury, VT, Sept. 4th, 1867.
aled proposals will be received at this office up
to twelve O'Clock noon, Of September TIVE entieth Tor
the construction of the MONTPELIER AND ST.
JOHNSBUKY RAILROAD, between ST. Johnsbury
and West Danville, VT.
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and blank
Proposals obtained at this office.
The right is reserved OF rejecting all bids in case
none are deemed advantageous
ID. G. LINSLEY, Engineer.
Qenfannhcr d11u- :
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n, LEE'-
TO Let.
Lot to Lease.

4 BOUT 800 feet of the lower 60 OF Custom House
IN Wharf, anil the Warehouses and Offices there
ON. Enquire OF LYNCH, BARKER q CO.,
septl1tf $3.50 13J Commercial Street.
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Cook Wanted. .El$
A FIRST rate Cook will find good and pleasant
f1situation by applying Immediately OF No. II
State Street. August 2S 1867
Aug28 dtf ...
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
Petition to Divide Land.

In the County Court Of Hardeaan County.
I2efecca Fzhugh Ct al vs. Cdrnelia Polk Clara Polk,
Perry Polk. Ellen Polk.
In this cause the death of the defendant,
Charles p Polk, having been suggested and
proven, and it appearing from affidavit fled
herein, that deceased left defendants (above
namely, his widow and only heirs who are
non-residents Of the State of Tennessee, and
said cause having been revived against them,
IT. is ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive weeks,
rcquiring said defendants to enter their ap,
uearanee IN said cause on or before the first
MondAy-of january, 1868 and plead, answer
or demur to said petition, or the same viii
he taken for confessed and set Tor hearing
ezparte as to them. Dec. 6, 1867.
JAMES b. HARRIss. g Il H.
} and f. Fentress, Att'ys for petitioners.
dec7 At or fee ST
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RaiLroad IL TabIe.

The trains on the Mississippi Central
Railroad pass Bolivar as follows
Express train, south. ................. $50 A. Dr.
E" north..........,.....l0;25 A n.
Alail train, south $50 P NJ
north ..................-..1 1892 P. N
Freight train soutA..............-.... 7.I5 A 81
north ....,.....-....-.. 3.42 p 81.
Passengers for Memphis leaving here at
go clock IN the morning viii arrive at Grand
Junction initime to connect with trains for
Memphis, which is due there at lbs P, NJ
BY this change passengers are enabled to 90
90 Memphis, remain there Eve hours, and
return ho.ne the same day.
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MEMPHIS. TENN.
DR.. g. w. NELSON,
Or;gina! Injunction Bill.
T8on-Resident Notice.
u d Chanoery C0uTt 5. , lIvaT.

H Il. Potter r. n. Grow. n B. I1etrei', ct. Al.
In this cause it appear from couplain-
ants BILL which is sworn to- that defendant,
r. 81 Crow, is a nonresident Of this State,
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him; wherefore it is ordered
that publication be made for four. eonsecu-
tive weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, notifying
said non resident defendant to enter his AZ :
pearance in this cause by February Rules
a D 1868, and plead, answer or demuI to
compliments bin, or the same viii be taken
nro eonfesso as to him, and set for hearing
exparte. This 5th Of December, 1861
FRAScIs FENTREss, 9 q 81.
Wood and McNeal, Solicitors.
dee7 At pr fee 81
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BAp-The mal ma.ter due here from the

BAD-The mail matter due here from the
South ut Iol o'clock yesterday morning,
failed to come to hand. This is owing to
the carelessness Of some enc, andwho ever
he is should be shown up Bolivar Is TOO
important business point to be continually
subject to elod-headed mail arrangements.
There is no excuse Why the mail from Mem
phis should not arrive on time.
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The law copartnership heretofore existing
between Messrs. Dennis j Robertson was
dissolved on the I3th Of November last by
the removal OF Col. G. s Robertson to Mem
phis. Col Robertson, We understand, has
formed a partnership with bis brother, j. H.
Robertson We wish the Colonel much
success in his new field of labors. Major
Dennis can be found at his Old Office, where
it viii give him much pleasure to meet his
old friends
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WORSHAM HOUSE Z
Memphis, Tenn.

Owing 70 the decline j. provision from
ss raising 81 Own vsetaeie. iae ssara sanei-
-i a-ranssmsa i tia hose. asa e -71ai t-latigu
3 business. I IN Hstied =
TIansfeRf cesih ~ per Last
Dg BaQraas e So 30 Aoath
Feeling dasiroEsi s= ~ fsiz=-s anl ssHs pHliie
.hsaia have saeadlI sItrsp r. asf ~ made
lf.sif ssFaT. Fr las9 lat asft general
slt ne lEs --s-. stt.lsiss
ss1-s $50 ssfE 1azs1ia tas sh
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WHRyT.-We arc pleased to learn that
the farmers Of tIardemau have sown large
quantities of wheat, and that more seed
will be putin
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AMEgourEcaEEmrTMs.

81 AaRoqnelng pams o any PERSON for couaty oales
3 s. State Eederal 10.
-|~~~~--~---->-~~~--~--S-
For Tax Collector.
= n EBB-Yislaing the earnest Solicitations Of his
asmerouu friends authorizes him cand-
Gate the once Of Tax Collector Hasdenan County
Election frat SATURDAY II slaFch. 1858. Il
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The Tempest Saloon, Billy Brooks pro
priotor, is amodel OF neatness, and we'll sup
piled with the best brands Of fine Liquors
Henry Punchs smiling and handsome face
il behind The bar Call and see him.
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SpecieE N,Ottces.

-S~-~--~-~~~-~~@~-S7~-S-~'
All persons indebted TO me are hereby re
minded that their notes and accounts will
bo placed in the hands Of an officer for coli
lection after the lst of December
J r. DYNUaL
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It is probable that the tax Of D cents on
cotton will be taken OF of all cotton raised
after the closing Of the year 1861 TIE tax
IS to be retained on tliis years crop. More
anon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

On tue outside Of this issue viii be found
full synopsis Of the Presidents message
-I2aad n
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
ghaneery Sale Of valua bic Town Prop
c..fu Q nd Land


n p Rnderssn KS heirs L. Robertson, ct al, Wm
Reynolds, !. =. Rohertson, ct. az
BY virtue Of two several interloeutory de-
crees rendered in the above causes at the
seDtember term. 1867, Of the Chancery
Court Of Hardaman county, shall, on SAT-
urday. january 4. 1868, at the Court House
door in Bolivar, offer Tor sale. at public out
cry, TO the highest bidder, the 6ne residence
of the late A. T. Roberts0n ~ the town Of
Bolivar, and the lot, consisting OF about one
acre. on which It Is situated
Also at the same time and place 924
acres of we'll timbered Hatchie bottoIa land,
within two mifes Of Bolivar known as the
tract bought Of So ~ Reynolds b } L. and
a II. ROBERTSON by title bond Of date No
venber II. 1853 For particular description
of the above property, a ply az uy ONCE.
Terms Of ril5e--eredI5 OF seven mon
purchaser giving note and approved sect
e the sale al equity Of redemption Will 1e
barred sale 70 take place within lawful
hours fRAECIs Il ESTRBss, e. = "a
dee7 g pg lees9
Administrator InselFent Notice
The undersigned hasing this day sug
eeste5 the insolvency IS the estate Of "
+ Cosby, decd d, az persons having claims
against said estate VII present them, efi5
autlen sieated according to law, 60 che Cierl
81 tie County Court of HardeIaan county
on Or before the 81 day IT Jn0e. ISIS, O
the same WI be forever barred - jay an'
equity ms 81 as OF klscenslser- keo e.
aBig4a LEeIsE
ges7 80 Adm'r sc ~ esstys desc
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Legal Cap Paper at cost, for cash.
FLEMING, UssEKY 4 Go.
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Fine bed blankets, heavy negro blankets,
gents shawls, at cost, for cash
FLEsHNG, UssEEY il Co.
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a. recent biographer Of Joe. Smith, The
founderof Mormonism, describes him as
duiEeyed, aaxen haired, preyaricating boy.
noted only for his Incidence and vagabond-
ish character. and bis habits of exaggerc-
tion and untruthlulness.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

g I0-Jenkins says he collected this
sum and sent ITO ye local while he was
away from home Maybe he did We
haven't seen the suskins yet, and are need
ing them powerful bad! Dew tell, Jenkins,
won YOU
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

A large assortment of Ladies Shawis at
cost for cash, at Fleming, Ussery & Co.'S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Zoo Hon Our country friends arc
holding prices shade too high. Green
pork is not worth cents per pound, neither
IS butter worth GO cents Don't try tobreak
the crust that is holding US up. Money is
scarce, cotton low, and people must live if
hard times are upon them Pork is selling
in Memphis at % cents per pound, butter al
s. Usually it costs more to live in city
than in the country, Che thing is reversed
An wrong, gentlemen live and letIye is o
christian motto
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

No 232 FcoSg Rcw.-Among the old and
reliable business firms of Memphis will be
found Choate & &C., dealers in hardware Of
al kinds, tn copper and-sheet iron ware,
stoves, CRATES, etc. Our citizens could not
patronize a better or more reliable firm
When in Memphis call on Choate & Co, and
examine the large stock Of goods which they
have on hand.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

USIoS sE,ETERY. are glad to learn
thrt this city Of the dead is to be repaired
and rut in a condition crCditable % our
people The Masonic and Odd Fellow fra
ternities have appointed a joint committee
for lhe purpose Of having the yard and
wake cleaned and the lots newly s'aked
The coHmitfee consis s., on the part of the
Masons, Of J. ] Dupuy a. p, TiHer and =
r. Bynam, and on the part Of the Odd Eel
lows, Of e. G. Crawford, who VIII be pleased
etot6eet an persons inter steaatthe cemetery
next "Wednesday seeains at3 o'clock. 1t is
e be bop q TINT cur citizens VIII attend and
poin oat their lots, snd thus aid the commit
tee 10 SO lsudable work
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

PROFESSOR Y. DAY,-Ladies and gentle
men visiting Memphis during the present
business season should not fail to call at the
Art Gallery of Professor Y. Day, located at
The south-eas corner ef Main and Union
streets As photograph artist, Prot Day
ranks the most renowned in the South
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

-Four cf the Kentucky members elect
to Congress have been admitted to their
seats and three have been refused.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

POSTPONED, The second drawing Of the
Southern Asylum Lottery, which was to
come OF at fernando, Miss, on the Cd
Monday of October, has been postponed for
a short time Due notice will be given OF
the DAY on which the drawing ofnumbers is
to take place In the mean time let ali per
sons who wish to test their luck call upon
G. 81 O'Hara and Proeure tickets
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

a superior assortment of mems and boys
hats at cost, for cash, at Fleming Ussery
S Cos.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

MEsfPH1s june l. 1867.
This Is 70 certify that afflicted with FeYerand Ague
Of the most inveterate about years.
tried remedies iselgding large quantities Of 9qi9iae
without finally induced TO try the Tx As
TONIC SYRUP The result has been that after taking
tho drst dose had no more ehills and am now rapidly
Of this valuable medicine PiantatI at M1iiAen 8
Bend Every planter should Aeep il o. iaud. -
il. Z. AUSTIN.
former1y Superintendeut Little Rock r r