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DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK BRUCE

DEATH OF SIR FREDEkiCk BhVCE.
Sir Frederick William Adolphus Bruce, g
c.. B. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from Great Britain to the
United States, died in Boston tAis morning
ABOUT two O'Clock. Sir Frederick left his
residence in this city aoout iva wesk.
since, for trip through the northern
and eastern States. Last evening, about nine
o'clock, he arrived at the Tremsnt House, ia
Boston, suffering with a severe sore throat. He
Immediately went to bed, and physician were
summoned, but he grew worse, and died about
two O'Clock this morning. A telegram was re.
ceived by Secretary Seward from Sen ator Sum.
ner, who was at the bedside OF Sir Fred
erick until he died, announcing his death
Another telegram was received by the Leea.
ton in this city, and the two Score taries
Messrs. Howard and Antrobus INN edistsly
started to Boston. A dispatch was immedi.
ately forwarded to England by the State De.
partment, announcing the sad Intelligence The
body Will remain in Boston until instructions
are received from the English Governmsn
Sir Edward William Adolphus, G.. G. B., of
Lincoln's lin, baroEet at law, was born
on the 1ith Of April 1914, aud was
first appointed as her Msjesty's agent, and
Consul General of Egypt. after which he was
sent as Minister to the Emperor Of China
whele he resided for some years previous
to bis appointment as Minister here
He was appointed Minister to this country on
the first Of March, 1865, and was presented at
the w bite House on the goth OF April follow
ing. He was in the SD year of his age, and
was brother of Lord Elgen, an Admiral in
the British Navy.
He was gentleman of commanding pres.
ence, with an expressive face of the true Eng.
llsh type; and his geniality and many admI
rable traits OF character have won for him
many friends in this country, VINO Will hear
with grief OF his sudden death.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
1000 Savages on the War Path-Ammu
tiou Trains Captured-The Cholera.

1000 Savages on the War Path-Ammuni.
tiou Trains Captured-The Cholera.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-Settlers from Fort
Dodge say the Indians are very numerous in
that vicinity. The scouts say they have 1ou-
solidated, and two thousand of them are on the
war path.
On the 10th instant, thirty miles from Fort
Dodge, train of thirty wagons laden with
Spencer AMIN unition and quartermaster stores
en- route for Fort Dodge, were attacked, and
five wagons were captured.
The day following another train was at.
tackled twenty-five miles above Fort Dodge
and four men were killed. and twelve mules
were captured the same night.
Two fatal cases of cholera occurred at
Omaha yesterday. ...
A telegram from the North Platte dated the
18th. says that the Indian commissioners had
arrived. There are 600 Indians there with
Spotted Tail, Standing Elk, Swift Bear, Paw.
nee Killer, and other chiefs.
A council was to be held yesterday after
noon.
Three women and three children, captiyes
were delivered up by Spotted Tan.
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FROM THE WEST.
The Indian War-The Msrmons Defyir
the United States Government.

The Indian War-The Msrmons Defying
the United States Government.
ST. LOUIS. Sep. 10 COL Harris, of the Mon.
tano volunteers, has been reinforced with
eighty men. and a piece OF artillery. Hs
An expedition under Captain Nelson, Is
pushing for the Yellowstone, against the up.
per Sioux and Black Indians
1t is stated that the Crow Indians, though
proffering peace. were undoubtedly engaged
in many depredations.
A violent harangue was delivered at the
Tabernacle in Salt Lake, on the Sth instant
Brother Sloan. editor of the Deseret News de-
clared himself a polygamist, and be wsuld
remain SO. He had violated, and he would
continue to violate the laws Of Congress pro.
hibiting poly gamy. He denounced the Gov
eminent tyrannical and unjust, and as
having no right to make laws fer the saints
Elder Kimball followed, approving the sen .
timents uttered by Sloan. He had seventy
children, and calculated that in fifty years the
Kimbail family would outnumber the present
agRreRafe of SAINTS. -.-------
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IMPEACHMENT

NOW that there is very decided lull in the
hub-a-boo over the Presidents removals.
prociamatio &C., the impeachment fever
appears to be dying out, and leading republic.
cans are again protesting against killing their
goose that lays them golden eggs. That he is
their party god send. all know. II 1t be judged
possible 70 prosecute the work of reconstruc.
ion successfully, despite his efforts TO defeas
the execution OF the laws, the Opposition
to impeachment bids fair to be scarcely lass
strenuous next winter ian last, on the ground
that Mr.. Johnson's administration binds their
party together miraculously, and impels them
TO such exertions as nothing else can.
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THE CASE OF GEN. FlTz JOHN PORTER
Data OF the Baltimore Sun says in his letter O,

VHE CASE OF GRS. FlTZ JOHN PORTER
Data OF the Baltimore Sun says in his letter of
yesterday:
Gen Fitz John Porter's case was again up
for consideration to-day in the War Depart
ment. The true state OF the cas- is. petition
asking for the reopening and rehearing was
referred by the Preside ut pro torma to Gen
Grant, who though disposed to give Gen.
Porter fair opportunity to set him self RICH {
before the country, has, upon the suggestion Of
legal question claimed to be adyersed to the
implication reported the case back 10 the
President, with Recommendation that the le-
gal questions be referred to the Attorney Gen.
eral for his opinion.
The point difficult OF determination is
whether, after sentence and Judgment in a
military case has been approved by the Ex.
ecu,ive and Judgment executed, the President
has power to reopen the cause and order a
new trial, no matter whittier the lapse OF time
since the approval be four minutes or four
years. Another suggestion is TO refer the mat.
ter 10 special commits sioner to be named,
who shall examine the testimony now pro.
posed TO be offered, and report whether it is OF
such character as would, by analogy, war
rant a new trial in civil case. according to the
rules Of civil procedure. The papers were
sent TO the President this afternoon by General
Grant, and will probably be handed to MT
Stanbery TO- morrow.
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THE BIDs FOR THE NEW JArL.-In conse.
quence Of the determination OF the Secretary
Of the Interior to make some material modifi.
cations in the specifications for the ne " Jail.
the proposals under the first public notice,
which were to have been opened yesterday,
will not be considered. Advertisements for
proposals for the work to be done in accord.
ancs with the Ian and specifications, as mod.
fled, will be pusaisheda tomorrow Bids
will be received until the 23d OF Oc.ober. tas,I
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NOT SO.

There is no truth in the current nevspapsr
story that General Grant was urged BY Radi.
cal delegation to write letter to be published
Tor effecs in the interest Of the Radical party
In the approaching elections, and declined so
doing. The whole story grew out OF the fact
that Senator Thayer, Colonel J. w, Fornev
and the Hon. Mr. Stuart, OF Maryland, acei.
dentaAiy met, one morning, at the War r)epsr,.
ment, and were all three admitted sose, hsr 70
an audience with General Grant whsr.in
nothing whatever was said upon the subiec,
OF any such letter rs il said to have bean
asked OF him. ~i --.tE a.F
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEvRR.-The NAVY
Department has received information OF the
death OF Acting Master II. q. Wade, command
ing the steamer Yucca. who died OF yellow fe.
yer on the 18th inst, at Pensacola
Also of the death of Frank Supples. ordi.
nary seaman, j. f. WeIdlin, private of ma.
rines. and VIM. Paul, quarter gunner, all of
whom died Of the fever On the steamer
TaCony.
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EXAMINERS AT THE PATENT OFFICIATING
Commissioner OF Patents is now having the
business Of the Examining corps Of the Pat.
ent Once divided into twenty different classes
one class for each examiner. The classified
ion will be concluded in day or two, and
the assignment OF principal and assistant ex
aminers be made. ..
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New York Martet.

receipts 9, SO bbls. Wheat LACE. better receipts
1912 bushels. Corn dull; receipts 7S27t
bushels: Rye quiet, Oats active ease. better
QUIET at aaaac new wnIa sss stsaay KI Lard
and Peas nominal. Cotton steady and auiet
at IS for middiing uplands. Frelghts quiet
TuIpeniine quiet, At 59H.
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The WHIT. HOUSE, "A large number Of y

The WHITE hoUsE-A large number of via.
tors were at the Executive Mansion to-day.
many OF whom had an interview with the
President. Secretaries Seward and WelIes.
Postmaster General Randall, and Gov. Fen.
ton, OF New York, had interviews with thu
Executive this morning. Hon. SamI j. Ran.
dab' win eight or ten politicians and candl.
dates Tor Office Ia Pennsylvaria, haa au su-
oience WIN the President this morning. Their
object is to get control OF the ofacss In that
State. savt ST. E-f1- Z -
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(Bv Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson i 20. quote stocks and bonds

IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-First Board-U. S 6's
1851, coupon, 5.20's 1862. coupon, ll4h 1854
coupon, lO9S; 1865. coupon, 110%; 1865, cou.
pom, new lU7%; 1867, coupon, i07a; IO.4O's
coupon, s9H; 1905, second, 1Os 4: 1905, third
Mariposa no b,d: do 1 nreieq redsl ,sn
New York Central, 1O7 Pacific Mail, 14l1s
Atlantic Mail. 11lH; Erie, 65x; ditto pre-.
ferred. 70; Hudson. 124; Reading, l01A: Mich.
NOS Central, 1909; Cleveland and Pittsburg
s2g; Northwestern, Al: do. preferred, 66
Rock Island. 1O1 q; Fort Wayne, 1Ol &; OHIO and
Mississippi Certificates, 264; W. U. Tele.
graph. 42X: Boston Water Power, 16X: Cleye.
land Toledo, 1881: Gold, 1.i4s.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q n REWARD.-Strayed away, about the 3oth
- ~ uitimo one white horned COW, with red
spots on her neck. The above reward will be paid
Tor her return to VIM. FLETCHER, M street,
near Navy Yard Gate sel9-3tr
"a REWARD-Lost on avenue between market
~f and 18th street, the night of the 18th inst.
avery small double case SILVER WATCH, guard
ring, lost Off it, The above reward will be paid for
its return to 81 18th ST., between Il and q. it,
TAKEN UP ON MY PREMISES ONE FAT
1 SHEEP, which the owner can have by proving
property aud paying charges. J. ROBERTS, ad-
Joining Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown Heights.
FSTRAY.-Found t-espassng on my property a
ward, prove property, pay charges and take them
away; GEORGE SCHAD, No, 2O2 E street, bet.
Sd. and ~ sts., Island sc 1885,
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= lila telegram has been received here
from Vermont, stating that Hon. S Il. Colby,
Register OF the Treasury, for some time past
on visit TO his home in that State, is very ill
OF inflammation Of the bowels, and his physi.
Clans have no hope Of his recovery.
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NAVY ORDERS. - Lieutenant Commander
George G. Remey. detached from the Mohong 90
and ordered to the Naval Academy, October l..
Chief Engineer James N. " hitaker. detache d
from duty as member OF the Examining
Board At Philadelphia and ordered TO duty Al
the Portsmouth IN. II yard. Chief Engineer
Benjamin 4. Garwin, ordered to duty as pres.
ident OF the Exam niIg 30 ard at P hiladelphia
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PERsosAL.-6eneral Hancock arrived here
yesterday evening, and is at the metropolitan
Hotel. '''' General Sheridan will arrive here
tomorrow. Gov. Fsnton. OF New YORK,
and Hon. Edmond Cooper. OF Tennessee, ar
rived Aers yesterday. 80: x.Mayor Wither,.
OF Mobile 10 still in this city. Hon. Louis
v. Bogy, Of st. Louis, late Commissioner OF
lnoian Anairs, rs in this city on of1cial bust.
ness. 80. Hon. Henry ]. Raymond, of the "
i. Times, has returned from Europe.
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GEN. HANCOCK AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Maj. Gen. Hancock, recently Apo n.ed com.
mander Of the 5th military District, was at the
White House to- day, accompanied by General
Grant. Both officers had long interview
with the President.
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Burning of the Ship kearsarse.

Burning of the Ship kearsarge.
BosToF. Sept. l9.-The ship Kearsarge, from
New Orleans for Boston, before reported on
fire at Newport, has been pumped out SO that
she now floats. She will be lowed to Boston
soon. The ship is badly burnt in the lower
ing during greater part CT the voyage
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PUBLIC LAND AT Fort hewARD.-Oom
missioner wilson has submitted to the Score.
taIy OF the Interior for his approval 70 en- tries
em0racins the sale OF ~ lots in the late Fort
Howard Reservation, Wisconsin.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

TBy Gable 70 the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept 19-Evening.-Consol 9iX;
u. y. 5-2b's, 70. EaE - @t*E a1.Es
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l9-Evening.-Cot &C.
tive. All the markets are unchanged.
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~&p BOOTS AND SHOES, ii,
z" AT geo SEVENTH STREET,
between M and n streets, at
PRIME COST

The subscriber having concluded to change bust
takes this method of notifying the public that
he will sell the remainder of his stock of FINE
BOOTS AND SHOES at prime cost
All in want Of bargains will please call early, as
the goods must positively be sold preparatory to
removal on the first of October.
About one hundred and seventeen new Shoe
Boxes are also offered at great bargain.
Respectfully,
so Rail-
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Celebration POSTPONED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-The return of
Bishop Wood from Rome was to have been
celebrated o-day by grand procession OF the
Catholic Societies and citizens. but the non :
arrival Of the steamer Arago at New Y ork as
caused postponement.
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Fire at Buffalo

BUFFALO, Sept. ia fire o.day destroyed
the wing OF the Wadsworth House: loss 500.
coo. Bridget Demair jumped from The fourth
story, and was badly injured.
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THs MARYLAND ELEcTIoE.-Ths return 8,
puoiisn ned elsewhere in our paper, Of the cleo.
ton held in Maryland yesterday indicate. be.
yond doubt. the apparent ratification OF the
new Constitution by large majority, as wa
stated yesterday would Inevitably be the case.
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Steam Tug Explosion and Ii

Steam Tug Explosion and Loss of Life.
DETROIT, Sept. 1S-The steam tug W. r.
Muir exploded her boiler last night, totally
destroying the boat and instantly killing Oapt.
Pridgeon, Mate Robert Pridgeon, Engineer
Brampton, two firemen, and the cook The
names of the latter were not ascertained.
Five others were badly injured, one of whom
will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-19

RETUENRD.-Hon. VIM. E. Chandler, As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury, returned to
this city this morning, from his recent visit to
his home in New Hampshire. He will forth
with enter upon the duties of his of1ce.
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GENERAL SIcKLEs.-Major General Sickles
Is expected to reach Washington in the course
of TO. day. 49, rel. r......
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK
mr. TEE

BosToN, Sept. 1o.-Sir Frederick Bruce, Brit.
ish Minister 70 the United States, died sudden.
!, this morning .. the fremont House Of throa.
disease
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Arrival of the Araaa

new YORK, Sept. 10 Arrived, s,eane,
Arago. trom Havre. Among her passengers il
Bishop Wood of Philadelphia
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INTERNAL RzvENUR.-Ths receipts from thi s
source to-day, were S17s,5e5 G3.
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Government securities.

WAeHISeroS, Sept 10, ls67.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv.
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SAHUEL WISE,
G1RPENTER AND BUILDER.
So STREET, between 18th and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-19

M EDICAL BOOKS-.A large stock Of standard
lvl Medical Books on hand, and for sale by
sen ERANCK TAYLOR.
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TJOUSE TO RENT-A hrst-claas RESIDENOE.
H with all the conveniences Of hot and cold water
on each floor bath room, &c = thirteen reorns; sit
Washington streets, Georgetown, d. @. Rent 70
81 ;OW Per annum. Inquire ct ass g st., bet Ilth
and 18th, w ashiAgton, D. g. je5-tf
LOB REET.-The Second Story Of House No.
- 46S 18th street, near e street, consisting Of 4
rooms and attic and use Of cellar. Rent low Ap-
ply ut No. S4 street. near 18th street. auN
IEQR 6ALE-One of those hne three story and
basement BRICK HOUSES, No. S49 on nth
street, between and x, west side. Apply to J. A.
gEOR SALE-1kare chance to get good Brick
H House on liberal terms. GThose three BRICK
HOUSES, Containing ak rooms each. Gtustsd On
the east side Of eth street, between and SITS
Only 8e60 In Gosh required. and ~ monthly
Price eiJoo. ia = STARR B METCALF. ~
IPlantE BuildingD
an Stiff Corner New York ave- and 18th st.
Zoe RENT-The wide ,roomy HOUSE, over the
l. book store Of Frauck Taylor. GOOD Tor omoes.
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i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
At the City of Washington, the 18th day OF Sep
temher, A. b.. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee of J. NJ.
DICKSON in the city of Washing ton, within said
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon
his own petition, by the District Court Of said
District MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
sc ETu&Th3w 3s9 Dst,, Assignee.
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/ n BANkKUPIJ1. ------ =
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
At the City Of Washington, the nth day of Sep
tember, A D, 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
NOTICE q his appointment as assignee of SAMUEL
SAMST AG. in the city of Washington. within said
District. who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
It's own petition, by the District Court of said
District MILTON SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
Sc 7-Tu,T h3w $50 d street Assignee
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| BANK RUPTC1.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, So.
At the City of Washington, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
NOTICE Of his appointment as assignee of BENJA-
MIN MUTE. Jr., in the city of Washington with
in said District, who has been adjudged bank
rupt upon his own petition. by the District Court
of said District MILTON ]. SAFFOLD.
Attorney at Law,
Sc E-tu&tb3w $50 street Assignee.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

D!srsIcr OF CoLyMsIA. S.
TENDER, A. b. 1857. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee of r. L.
trict, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition, BY the District Court of said Dis
trct. MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
II Tu&Tl3w $50 St. Assignee.
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i DIsTRIc.. OF COLUMBIA S.
At the City Of Washington, the 18th day of Sep
notice of his appointment assignee of LEOPOLD
GASSENHElMER. in the city of Washington
within said District. who has been adiudeed
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
Sc H-tu6thSw 3S9 ID street, Assignee.
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IN BANK RUPTCY.
i DISTRICT OF CoLUMBTA,ss
At the city of Washington, the I7th day of Sep
temter, A. d. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice of his appointing Mt as assignee of RODNEY
MASON in the city of Washington, within said
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon
his petition, by the District Court of said Dis
triCt. MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law.
sc]7-Tu ,Th3w 3s9 ID ST. Assignee.
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q BANKRUPTCY
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. SIS.
At the city of Washington. the Nth day of Sep
tember, A; D. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
pGtGe OF his appointment as assignee OF B.
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon
his own petition, by the District Court of said
District. MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
Sc II TG .Th3w 3s9 ID ST., Assignee.
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"ANTED-Active, energetic AGENTS, male
w or female, in every city and county. to ell
thenew National Sewing Machines. the only relia-
BILE cheap machine known. They have no equals To
the right kind of agents offer fine inducements.
Call or address MORSE & CO.
sel6-lW No, 10 n, st, Washinpton d. g.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-07

HOLMES & WHARToN.-Among the many
high-toned, responsible Southern gentlemen
doing business in Memphis is Geo. @. Holmes
and William NJ Wharton, both of whom
are experienced merchants. They are doing
cotton factors and general commission
merchants business atNo SO Madison street,
and solicit consignments of cotton and other
products Of the South, upon which they
make liberal cash advancements. Orders
fer supplies filled promptly and at the lowest
living rates. See their card in another col
umn. We confidently recommend the house
Of Holmes & Wharton to the citizens of
this and adjoining counties.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-07
SheriR's Sale.

By virtue Of a venditioni e1ponas, issued
to me by the Circuit Court, at the June
term, 1867, will sell, for cash, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Bolivar, on the first
Monday in Oct, 1867, the following described
tract of land as the property Of William
ChIidress. to satisfy a claim in nay hands in
favor of Levi Joy, to wit: beginning at a
stake Us poles east, Is poles north Of the
southwest corner of section - with two
dogwood and white oak pointers, and runs
east rs poles to a scaly bark hickory. with
, holly and hornbean pointers thence
north $50 poles to a birch and birch point
ers; thence west lbs poles to a dogwood
and three white oak pointers thence south
$50 poles to the beginning, levied on as the
property Of William Childress.s This the
Sd day Of June, 1867.
w W. McCARLEY, Sheriff.
aug3l At Or fee. ST