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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20
Chief Justice Chase's views.

lFrom the Constitutional Union, June 18th
The following comprises an authoritative en-
bodiment and exposition Of the views Of Chief
Justice Chase. It embraces the exact words
of his replies to certain questions propounded
to him by distinguished Democrats:
Z "Universal suffrage IS a recognized Demo
cratic principle, the application OF which is to
be LETT, inethe several States, under the Constl-
tuition OF the United States, to the States
themselves. q. "',l''
Universal amnesty and complete removal of
all disabilities on account OF participation IN
the late rebellion, is not only wise and just
measure of public policy, but essentially neces-
sary to the beneficial administration Of govern
ment in the States recently involved in civil
| war with the United States, and to the full and
satisfactory establishment Of the practical re-
| lations Of those States with the other States OF
| the American Union. .Gs=@
No military government over any State OF
The Union, in the time Of peace, is compatible
with the principles Of civil liberty established
by the Constitution; nor can the trial OF private
citizens by military commissions be tolerated
| by people jealous Of their freedom and dcslr-
| ing to be free.
Taxes should be reduced as far as practicable,
| collected impartially aud with strict economy,
and so apportioned as 20 bear on wealth rather
| than upon labor. and while all national obllga-
rions should be honestly and exactly fulfilled,
| no special privileges should be allowed to any
| classes Of individuals or corporation.
The Swiss Consul John Hitz, Esq, with
| Messrs. Ost and Wermuth, his secretaries,
visited and had long and pleasant interview
! with Mr. Burngamc and the Chinese Embas-
| sy, yesterday morning, when the Embassy dis
| played an extended knowledge Of the mode OF
| government, and the principal manufactures oil
Switzerland. The Chinese claim that China
was republic 1000 years ago, and that they
now have Republican form Of government,
because their people endorse, and are fully sat
! isfed with the Government under which they
live. Before departing, Mr.. Hitz invited the
Embassy to visit Switzerland, and they signi,
fled their intention Of doing So
Paris is indebted to the Americans for the
now popular plaything, the Velocipede. They
are becoming as plentiful, and as welcome as
May flowers On Sunday next q race between
these vehicles will take place at the Pre- Gate
Ian, and at the same time 4 club will be formed
sacred to the friends Of self propulsion. Prince
Murat, who has just been married, will aitel
his honeymoon, trot one Of his horses against
NJ Vcsin, the king of velocipedists, This
gentleman has rolled himself over distance OF
| thirty miles with but q short interval for rest
| A General Council of the Catholic Church
throughout the world is authoritatively an
nounced to take place at Rome during the
next or the ensuing winter This Council, it is
stated, will be dclibcratVc in its character, and
will be the first genera council OF the Catholic
| Church that has been held since the famous
| Couacil OF Trent. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20

Some say the sting of the prevalent Lo-
Gusts is poisonous-others says it is not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20

Mr.. Pomeroy, of Kansas, has introduced in the
Senate bill to provide for continuous line Of
railway from Washington city to Mobile. It
looks to the establishment of great central,
direct, and continuous rail line of postal and
military communication from Washington via
Richmond, through the Piedmont ranges OF
Virginia, the Caroiinas. and Georgia, to the
great Gulf cities, and the Southwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20
(,0MMR'S. OFFICE.

Nlexandria, june 20, 1858. J
The parties TO the above named cause are
hereby notified that on WE'D ~ ESDAY, the
I'D day Of July next, ut my office, in the city
Of Alcxandra, in Virginia, shall proceed to
execute the decree Of which the substance is
above given. w. &. lEATON,
Master Commissioner,
ic 2O-law4w .5. . Circuit Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20

Tho procession will enter the town at 10
o'clock O. m, led by Prof. Kane's Metropo.l;&sn
ophant, Fanny" borne upon q richly docora-
ted car, and the entire rctnuc Of Vans, Char
lots, Tableaux Cars and Cages.
Children under II years..........-.:: .....25 cts
Doors open at 2 and I p. m. Performances
TO commence half an hour later.
THIS MAMMOTH SHOW
Will exhibit at ALEXANDRIA, FRIDAY,
June 10Th.
At FAIRFAX c. H, SATURDAY, June r..
ONE DAY ONLY,
Afternoon and Evening, at each place.
ic 2O-23, 2j, d&19, e., 24tW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20

WASHINGTON ITEMS. TO accommodate par
ties who may wish to attend the convention in
New York on the 4th ofJuy, arrangements
have been made to issue round trip tickets
from Washington to New York at SIS IS, good
from June 25th to July IS inclusive, which
will be sold at the new office of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, No 406, Pennsylvania
avenue. -
Died, at his residence, First Lieut. Jas. D.
Graham, I'd U. S. cavalry, and aide de camp
to Gen. Hancock, commander OF the Military
Division of the Atlantic
It is understood that W. w. Moore, of the
board of aldermen will be nominated in a.day
or Two to be postmaster of the city, IN place of
Mr.. Bowen, whose term Of Office has expired.
An association has just been formed here to
be known as the Howard Fraternal Union, y
composed entirely of colored men, whose OBJ
ject IS to secure homestead for Gen. Howard,
as testimonial from the colorcd people of the
us. The scheme is to raise thirty thousand
dollars from the coIored people alone, no one
person to be alloWad to contribute more than
ono CT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-20

SpoTsYLvANIA LAND We have q notable
instance of what may be done, in the experience
of Geo. p. Goodloe, ESQ.,, Of this county. In
February Mr.. q. sold two hogsheads Of to acco
in Richmond at the respective rates of SGT and
$l04 per hogshead. On the I'd Of this month,
Mr.. G. sold eight more hogsheads, realizing
SIS per 100 pounds
These ten hogsheads of tobacco were the
product of ten acres of land, on which only one
ton OF Peruvian Guano had been used, with
the result of 81, 425 gross for the crop,
The same land 10 acres) was seeded down
last fall in Poland wheat, and 600 lbs. more
guano applied. We have seen sample OF the
wheat, and it is by odds the best we have seen
this year. The stalks are long, with tour grains
in many cases in mesh, but it is believed they
will average three.
Those who have seen the crop standing esti-
mate that it will yield from twenty to thirty
bushels per acre. Putting it at IS, we have
an aggregate of $50 bushels. The wheat will
doubtless bring at least So. So that for the
ten acres, in little over year, we have q re-
turn of $1425 for the tobacco and $500 for
the wheat, or nearly 5000 per acre in twslve-
month from Spotsylvania lnad.-Ffeder1cls-
burg HERALD 1>.c 1--r.. I G. U.s..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
4 Good Yarn

In tie village Of W. lived a mon who
had nee been judge Of the county and well
ha9~d al over By the name Of judge L.
lie Kept q store and saw-miii aud vas aIwavs
sure q have tHa best u ,He bargain on HIS
side, by which he bad gained an ample for
time; and some did not hesitate 10 call him
the biggest rascal ia the world. lie was verv
caReeited withai, and used to brag OF his
basinsss capacity when any one vac near 10
hsep- One rainy day as quite a number
were seated around the stove, he began, as
usual 60 tell of his great bargains, aud al
last wound up with the expression:
HoeGdy has ever cheated me, nor they
can't neither
Judge, said an old man or the company,
J e 4ffateSgou more 5Gaa yoa ever did
dow So, said the Judge
lf yGu VIII promise you won't 90 to law
aDoot rs Ror do anything, Z II tell You; or
else won't; yon are too much Of a law
4" Let's hear r cried a half dozen voices
eli promise, said tbeJpdge, and treat
In the bargain, II you have.
Wen, DO you remember that wagon you
robbed lae OF Ia Er.gT...E
" ! never robbed you ofany wagou-I
only GOT the best Of the bargain, said the
J4ege.
Wen made up my mind to have It back,
You never did, interrupted tue cute
Yes l did; and interest too"
How so2 Numbered the now enraeed
Judge.
e Wen yoa see, Jedgc, j SOLD you one day
a setY niee pine log, ami bargHuej with YOU
Tor "A lot more Well that Isg ! stala of
your PIE down BY the uiH the nigltbefora,
ana t3e next day sold it 90 you. The next
n-ht drew 1t back home aad sold it to Won
ire 1eXt Day, and so i 6ert on untit YOU
had bought your own log Of me twenty. seven
Ihafs D He4" exclaimed the infuriated
Judge runoing to his book and examining
ms log account, you never sold me twenty
seven logs OF, the Same. m measurement"
know 30, said the vender in logs, " by
drawing IL back and forth, the end wore OF,
and as It worsrI kept cutting the end of,
untii it was o1'lv ten feet long-just fourteen
feet shorter ghan IL was the first tmeI
brought re, and when It got so short, | drew
it home and worked it up into shingles, and
the next week you bought the shingles, and
! concluded had gof the worth OF nv wagon
Dac6-and slowed away IN my pockctbO0k."
The exclamation Of the Judge was
dr0wned in the shouts of the bystanders,
and the log drawer found the door without
the promised treat
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
CHARLES NJ. O'HARl,
ApOtheCary and Druggist,

BOLIVAR, TENN.
Is now Offering superior inducements to
Physicians. Cali and see
Drugs and Medicines, complete stock, at
oHARAs.
Patent Medicines, a very large stock, at
O'HARAs.
Hair Restoratives, Washes and Oils of
every kind, at onARA.s.
Pure Wines and Liquors, Rye, Bourbon
and Old Copper distilled Whskies Cogaae Brandy Port
sherry Madeira Hook Blackberry Ginger Raspberry and
Catawba Wines. Old amaea Rum Loadon Dock Gin etc
at low prices, ouARA's.
Bitters, all the most popular, at
Fine Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, at very
low prices, o,HARAs.
Fine Handkerchief Extracts and CoIognes,
at oHARAS
Spices and Dye stulfs, a full stock, at
oHARAs.
The new Red Dye, RosaniIine, at
oHARAs.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes-specfal at
TENT invited to the large varied stock Of all grades
all Of which purchased hands aud offered at tho
lowest market rates Prices grades to suit every body
al OHAkAS.
Garden and Field Seeds, fresh and of
every variety. nom Landreth's garden, at oHARAs
Stationery, the best at low prices, at
OHARAs.
Books-Any book published can be pro-
cured at publishers prices. through OMAHA
Confectionery, warranted to be entirely
FREE from PASTE plaster clay and other deeterious sub
stances that are usually found candies Those Who value
the health Of their children buy their candies NJ
OHARA's.
Window Glass, direct from the manufac-
'arsr ali sizes at OHARAs.
Coal Oil, warranted to stand the fire test.
as cheap the cheapest, at oHARAqs.
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, No I,
at oHAEA's.
Musical instruments, cheap, at
oHARA's
speetaclos, largest stock in the country,
at OHARAs.
Fine Cutlery, westerholm's and Rodgers,
very cheap, o1IARA.s
Fancy Goods, an elegant stock, at
0'HARAs.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at
OIIARAs.
To keep cool, visit the Soda Fountain
early and often" at UHARAs.
Wine Of Pepsin, for sickness Of pregnancy,
dyspepsia. indigestion. etc. at oHARA.s
Elixir Of Valerianate of Ammonia. for
asaaaehe and nervous disorders At OHARAs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
Definitions Of Bible Terms.

A days journey was SO and 5 miles.
a sabbeth days journey was about an
English mile
Ezekiers reed was II feet, nearly.
A cubit Is % Inches, nearly
\ hands breadth is equal to three and
i've eighth inches
A fingers breadth is equal to one inch.
a shekel Of silver was about fifty cents.
A shekel of gold was So 90
A talent of silver was $5l6 80.
4 talent Of gold was Sl3, 500.
piece Of silver or penny was thirteen
cents
A farthing was three cents.
gerah was one cent II.f
A mite was one and n half cents
A homer contains seventy five gallons and
five pints
A nepha or bath contains seven gallons
and five pints.
A bin was one gallon and two pints,
A frkin was seven pints.
Ano mer was six plnts. $50
y cab was tiree pints.
A dog was one pint.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
Frightful Earthquake-32 600 Lives
Lost $3OO5O0O,O0O in Property
Lost

NEW York Sept 2-The ending Star.
from AspInwail, brings the following: On
the 18th ult terrible earthquake visited
the cities along the coast of Peru and Equa-
dor, whereby $4,000 lives were lost and
property valued at $500 100000 was de-
stroyed. A rumbling sound preceded the
earthquake The sea was terribly agitated
aud flooded the land for a great distance.
EreQnlpa, city of $4,000 inhabitants
passed away and scarcely vestige Is left ;
only 100 lives, however, were lost here Az
ecu, a city of $4,000 inhabitants, was also
destroyed, leaving not a house standing
Tive hundred persons persisted here A
tidal wave, 40 feet high, rolled with terrific
roar on the shore, carrying ships further on
TO the shore than was ever known before
The u. 5, storeship, Eredoni, was capsized
and all on board lost She had 81 800 600
worth OF stores on board The vessel was
rolled over and smashed to atoms The
United States steamer Wataree was carried
inland and left high and dry, only one sailor
was drowned Owing to the great distance
she carried inland she can never be
gotten ahoat again. The Peruvian corvette
America, was also carried ashore and thirty
three of the crew persisted The American
merehantman Rosa Rivers, the English ship
Ch0nticleer, and the French bark Edward
arrived last night
nc Twins VI "uluibiuef NleQ ue4d, Ser
acbu and Pisaqua were all utterly destroyed
Over six hundred persons uershed at
Iquque. The American merchants loss is
very heavy, and nearly all are ruined. The
towns Of lgawa, San Pubic, Aluntagui and
Imantou are in ruins " here Caacachi
formerly stood shere is now lake. The
populations of the above named towns are
almost entirely destroyed The dead are so
numerous that the survivors have been forced
to fly from the stencil of the purifying
bodies. In Guayaquall the earthquake was
felt, but no damage was done.
A letter from Quito dated the 10Th state
that the earthquake continues at intervals Of
a few hours.
The President has issued a proclamation
to the people to come forward and help the
sufferers
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
STRIPES IN FAsHIoN-Le ,FoUet, the

STRIPES IN EAsHIoN.-Le Toilet, the
Partisan authority on the fashions, says:
Striped cambria is all the rage at present.
and is almost indispensable for morning
costumes of fashionable ladies. The way it
is generally worn is this: The skirt has very
wide blue and white, or cherry -oolored and
white, or green and white stripes; it has Eve
or seven small huunccs for ornament, or one
large founce, with a putting above it, or a
row Of plaits or p;pings may take the place
of the hounees. The upper skirt is also
made Of striped cambria, but the stripes are
more narrow Its ornaments correspond
with those of the lower skirt and the skirt
Is open 10 front, and looped up very high, so
as to form a. large putting at the sides. 1t
may also be held up Mt the sides, opened be-
hind and cut round in front
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
GEO REED. G.. n. ANDERSON.
formerly Of Anderson. Spicer g. Co
REED S AKDE GSON,
$50
F1'0l1t AGOsC, .8cluugsjs, Ten2g.
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission
Merchants,
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE as FOLLOWS (cITY

'ThAINo LbAFE as tULLUWS CITY
Il Time):
Mail. Fxures=
Leave MEMPHIS .......... -. p so p. n. 1897 a1
Express Junction with afternoon train
on the Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly SPRING. Water
valley Grenada Jackson, Ficksburg, Miss, New Orleans
La,
At Cornth for Okoloua Col mbus Miss Mobile Ala etc
At Decatur. for Columbia Nashville I0vsuiIIs Gin
ctunat,
At Chattanooga for all places Eastern Alabama Eeor-
gia. Carolina virginia Wqsbingfn rIti-
more Philadelphia, New York.
Through Mail Grand Junction h trains far
Bolivar jackson. eua
vile, -
Express Trains
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information oHcs
corner Main and south Court street..
". j. ROSS. GepI superintendent.
A. A. BARNES, Gen1 Ticket Agent
cots &. Il. SHOCK, Passenger Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19

Ex-President Pierce continues to improve.
lie is not yet out Of danger, but the proba-
bilities arc strongly in favor of his recovery
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
notice.

Having retired from the Drug business.
ana es'led my practice, respectfully recommend nv sue
eessor MI CHAS. NJ. OHARA favorable notice Of
my old patrons and hope they extend to him the patron
age 50 literally Bestowed upon me- and can assure them that
the Drugs in his store very best quality and viii
be sold as low GOOD Drugs can he sold anywhere
T. L. MOORE N. u.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19

Memphis Board Of Reference.
WormeIcy. JOY & Co.. Gent \ r. Forrest
WilliauEou Hin & Co., Samuel 1F Cato
Howell. Wood & CO., Rev s. IA F1rd
Lacey 3 McGhee, Rev. q, a. Davis,
T D. NorTnent, NerEer q sales,
Capt.. A. Anderson GailaWoy. Hampton Co.,
Judge ". p Bond Brownsville
Major +. Winston LaGrange,
W. w. Gates. Jackson,
DR. John Chester Jackson.
Gem A " Campbell JACKSON
Messrs. Bflis 81 Hin, Bolivar,
MAJOR J II. Bills do
MAJOR i. p. 2tcNsal, do
Col II. II. Polk do
Dr. j. j. Neliy. do
Pitser Miller. do is22 "
JN0. KIRK, ST.,
Special Agent for West Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19

*Prinoipaly paid in January following this r ~
amount at Risk, S326Sf $50.
The largest or-aDv sin Vie 1;c is en-
\ 7 2 Or IssOURIl
CITY AID COUNTY ST LOUIS. IS
Dedrck a. January, President and william ~ < rF
OF tAe St Louis Mutual Life Insurance C7aalrany
9slnS SeFerall sworn, depose and saw and easb f I
say thaJ the foregoing is substantially fun r and ~
re- sLeieht OF the affairs Of the Company as from,
lS DOORS q the same that the said Insurance G,r
Lhs O'2-hde owner Of the assets befge r R
io Cle p7inclIai portion Of that
-ly rs upon uhlncuuhered pFope ty in the CITY and
SI s. LOUIS worth double the said leans
anu t'sI the ABOVE described
o. are made Ter the benefit Of any individual eereisi
L.II ia tle management Of the Companv nor f any
t person or persons whateyerf Eat they are ~
af We described officers Of said Louis 6Uru9I 10
rance Company ID a Ntir a =, I,l lie LFsu
" FL /. SELBY, Secretary. osi0-'-
scIDTd ana sworn to before the undersigned Re
Ol beeds LOT ~ Louis Testimony whereof
have hereunto my and affxelI nv ,5iai 80
10th day OF March 1855 JT-F,TTfS rf1S-fS a ~ 30 '-iS
recorder Of Deeds for St Louis Coansv No
r., W. MCMAHON Is OTIS. State AGENTS
esS IenheSsee mississippi. Arkansas and Louisiana
Once No Is Madison street, Memphis Tenn
aprIs In
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19

This Company issues Policies on lives on
All the different and favorable any other
Whle It mas no restrictions regard
ana an ITS profits are divided annually policy hold
e L. h prompt IA the payment Of having paid Sl
ooon this city In the last eight months, foIiows
G. p Zia6agraf.-. 50 coo c. A. JTarrison....s $4,000
l. IL W liiaul5 ..- 59t) f. De + bI1rgan..... 1000
john L. Page-..,.. 10000 Gen. 5 P. Bankbead. 5000
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
Hardware, Cutlery,
Powder and Shot,
Guns and Percussion
Caps in great variety.

Thankful for past fayors, we would most
respectfully invite the public = call and examine our new
stock Of Goods Wares aud Merchandise generally Our
prices are low aud uniform We confident lat we can
offer as great inducements any house in the Distrs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
e e Es ~ 8:
Invariably ere .aogrStasCe.
DAILY

4ns COPY, one year p o.
NJ IN -'-A ..-....
EsieVsn copies, one year......... Inp -
Twenty-Five copies, year....-......... - - 509 G6
WEEKLY:
'e copy, one year &
I've COPIES one
Ne a. a. one % 90
- one ear ....... Is
Any one getting up club Of FIVE or more for the Weekly
at the above rates VIII Eeceivs copy gratis.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
.EIen.ghis .geIrerslsemeaass.
MADE TO THE
Comptroller Of The State Of tennessee


Comptroller Of the State of tennessee
IN compliance with the laws of that State
doing business u STATE. "a 01aef states
me name Of this Comprny Is St T7u1s 7Tu+.1 &C.
insurance Temp ny ana Is located the cftzo s. Is
state OF Missouri PRINTED copy Of Charter besF5 So
Inc amount Of Capital stock paid up and is sI00
ASSETS.
Cash-Balace hand, in bank and ofsoa 10. a., 80
Loans secured by deeds of trust first liens Of ' -
cora On real estate, principally fn .ftv ana
county OF II Lo0Is, as schedule arnevaI On
Loans On Policies IN force f1+.res+
Loans on Personal Security. due 30 ravs
deferred Annual. Semi Annual -''S -
PREMIUMS on Policies in fJrce-C,ssb
Tennessee Ststs ISc5 Z 81 IS67gI 50
once iurnlureHome 0Eiee aud agencies iron '''' W
9@tS7- 80
Revenue stamps, on hand and Policies nm wv 70
DE f from agents and r.; 49, 7l5 90
IN hands Of agents ana in course Of transr55z-
slon-Cash, SI2A6I0 l2j Notes SI34sIi ga f91 -
Deduct for Interest to reduce Loans to o1o''e- Y
present 3 per cent VaIae........-.. efg 500 n
LES interest accrued. 62,5gl p TBS 6s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
LIABILITIES

sIt % 5Ei5aI STOCK s 10000 "a
rgo1,,+ g -s 40 liea present value 323IS2 on
Ar11nrf oF Tz-ag lo'-lo5 YET doe-- 1880 90
-A- .ts ~ Losses 4ieI9Ited-no prosf yet sub
art - u 7OI00 Oh
Anount Fal1r,s5 ~ Gus aqd suicides $1,000 Ol
Amount Iieserya fc 639I69 SO
3097at IS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19
LUMBER

NE and quarter miles north of Bolivar
-+9r which the highest market price wiz be paid.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-19

an, WI sel first class lumber sI7 80 per 200 feet
ohH eiaSS, SO 70 SIS per 1000 feet - ~
vhy FLOUR MILL is now in tfe hest of or9ar .r5 A.
W. =. duncan. Miller viii be ready and yygr To
walt on all who may peuronize my mills @S -
-augI 5m BAILEY MACON