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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-11
CHARLES u. 0'HARl,
Ap0theoary and Druggist,

BoGIvAR. ZENN.
Is now Offering superior inducements to.
Physicians CAN and soe.-
Drugs and Medicines,a complete stock at
oHARAs.
Patent Medicines very large stock, at
Hair Rostoratives,- Washes and Oils, of
every hind, at 0nARAS.
Pure Wines and Liquors, Rye, Bourbon
Ola Copper distilled Whies Cosnae brandy, PORT
sherry Madeira, Hook, Blackberry Ginger Raspberry
at lOw prices, At OHARAs.
Bitters, all tho most popular, at ~
Fine Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, at very
low prices at oHARAs.
Fine Handkerchief Extracts and Colognes,
at oHARAs.
Spices. and Dye stuFs, a aall stock, at
oHARAs.
The new Red Dye, Rosaniline, at
oHARAs
Paints, Oils and Varnishes-Speeial at
invited large stock grades
all Of which purchased arst hands, and is offered a. the
Prices aud grades suit everybody,
OHARA's
Garden and Field Seeds, fresh and of
every variety from Lanarosh's gardop.a soHARAs.
Stationery, the best at low prices, at
oHARAs
Books-Any book published can be pro-
cured at publishers prices. through o,HARA
Confectionery, warranted to be entirely
FREE 5om PASTE plaster clay and other dsletoous
stances usually candies. Those who value
the health of thyir shidrea viz their candies
UHARAs.
Window Glass, direct from the manulac-
turer all sizes. at oHARA's
Coal Oil, warranted to stand the ere test,
as cheap as the cheapest, at o'HABAs
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, No /,
0HARAs
Musical instruments, cheap,at
oHARAs
speetacles, largest stock in the country,
at oHARAs
Fine Cutlery, Westorholm's and Rodgers,
very cheap. At oHARA'S.
Fancy Goods, an elegant stock. at
oHARAs.
Prescriptions carefully compoundedqt
To keep cool. visit the Soda Fountain
q" early and Often'' at 0IiARA's
Wine Of Repsin, forsickness of pregnancy,
dyspepsia, iadigastou. etc. at O'HAIlAs.
Elixir of Valerianate Of Ammonia, for
headache aud , ervoas disorders. at OHABA'S
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Taken Up,


By T. j. Edwards. nine miles west Of Boil
war, on The Someryille road one sorrei
Horse, twelve years old, all four Of his feet
white, blase on his forehead. and appraised
at thirty i've dollars, by A. f. Wiiks and \.
NJ. Pephas. WM. NICHOLS, K. II. 9.
Thomas BOYLE, ). =.
Herdeman county, May Is. 1868. st
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
n United States, for the District Of West
Tennessee. In the matter of Henry p Rodg-
eTs, baukrupt-In bankruptcy. District of
Vest tennessee, IS. TO whom it may con-
Germ The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of bis appointment as assignee
Of Henry p Rodgers Of Bolivar, in the
county of Hardeman, and State Of Ten
nessee, within said district who has been
adiudged a bankrupt upon bis petition, by
the District Court of said district.
Memphis, Tenn, July 8, 1868.
W5 Y. CIRoDE, Assignee, etc.
iY8 st 40 Main Ct, NaldTan Block.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
y United States, Cor the District Of West
Tennessee. IH the matter Of 8. 5.
CoIeman, rapt-Ia Bankruptcy. District
of West tennessee, IS. 70 whom Il may
cOncEEa iae undersigned hereby gives
not.ai d hia aIpeintIaeHt as assignee Of
a. 81 f5elenass. 81 Idiivas. ia the county Of
Hardyhlan sEd Sfe g Ieanesee, WithIn
seiG listfiet, was has Been aeiudged bank
Eapt bon Is o5si petition, by the District
Csuris said Disi1i
4zanohis fenn j iee - 3e8
Hf i CtR0DE. Assignee. ste.
g43t 45Q Main ST. 3H.dran Block
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CLOSE. OF THE THIRD VoLUME.-This is
the last number of volume Sd Of the Bolivar
BULLETIN. We shall issue nc paper next
week, but commences the fourth volume on
the fourth Saturday Of the present month
We desire to close Up, as near as possible,
all Of our outstanding business, and those
who owe us for work done viii do no more
than their duty if they come forward and
settle up We hope to start out en- the
fourth volume with an increased subscrip-
ton list but in no case win we send the
paper to those who 90 not pay for it If we
could afford to do otherwise we would, but
circumstances are such that we are COM
PEELED to do q cash business or none. Those
who are indebted to.us for subscription need
not expect to gee another copy of this paper
unless they pay up, We cannot run all
over the country and dun men here and there
for tie paltry sum Of one or two dollars.
ANY man who isa friend tohis county paper
viii subscribe and pay for it; hereafter We
viii work only for this class. sink or swim.
1t has oeen our endeayor to make this paper
of actual benefit to our people and profitable
to ourselves hereafter our enleayoss shall
be ia the same direction, and We ask nothing
but what is fair and just when we call upon
the citizens Of Hardeman county to sus-
tain the Bolivar BULLETIN in proportion to
what it is worth. Where clubs Of ten or
more are formed, at any one post Office, we
will send the paper one year, to each address,
at the low rate Of 81 single subscription,
So. Remember, if you want the paper, pay
your subscriptiau, or else this new arrange
ment entered into by the Parrish brigade -
viii neeessitate the erasiug Of your name
from tbe subscription book. We win be
grateful to any friend who will be SO kind
las to make up club and thoughtful enough
to send the ingincibles along as proof of
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aas conceded Is be between Hancock and

was conceded to be between Hancock and
Hendricks.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
Up to the 22d ballot great many changes
were made ia the votes of theyarious States,
aud finally, when the 22d ballot was ar-
nounced Horatio Seymour of \. y, was
declared the nominee. Of tie Democratic
party for President Of the United States
Phe Pendleton men turned in solid column
and voted for Frank. 2. Blair, for Wee
President and he was elected without much
opposition.
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NoTfCE.

Having retired froa she Drug business, Z
and sunasd my Paes, respectfully reeonmsnd ny saeZ
essor, Mr. C1AS p IIARA, toths favorable notee OF
ny old patrons ana hope es ztend to him the patron
ere So literally upon aud assure them that
the Drugs Of e best quality and viii
Be sold as low as GooD Drugs can he sold anywhere
7. L. MOORE. ii. D.
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sfrayed d stoIeEs.

From the undersigned, on Tuesday, tie ID
inst, S0RREL NlUI,E, II Hedan sizs right fore ZOOS
Hlssed eatNafd god order Auy persoH sielng
infqHlat9n that VIII lead = the ree9reFy - DC raaie vii
bs-iIberally reHardea- a. u kEIIAIt.
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BRzCzE.
Fer sale.
Lest or EzisIaId.

Notice is hereby given that ] have lost or
uislad certificate stock Issued b Mississippi
Central and Tennessee Baire4a Comp any. No %.
dated December IL l5 for shares and that have
traded Transferred te person. shall nIpy
for Duplicate q tie same - the azce Of the Hisri
SSttLt. LAai'-- t1~lteAJ- LtS'l1 .Atn al persons
property EEFd JOY.
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Proc. FROM Proc Proclamation, some
times called Governor, BrownIow, has issued
a proclamation eOnVening the Legislature in
extraordinary session on the 9th Of July
He says that members of both houses must
be there punctually at y m. on the day
designated, and then he'll make known to
them what he wants donei From the tone
of our radical exchanges we presume state
finances and the Organization Of the militia
viii engage. the attention Of the Assembly.
for there Is no money in the State Treasury
and the election win soon be upon as
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NaIIoaaI DenoeratIe e0gTea.Iaa.

The War Against Radloahsm Fairly
Begun.
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The negroes of Davidson county refuse to
harmonic with the radicals There's a split
in the rancho, and the of6ce-aeeking RAIDS
cannot stop the mouth Of Sambo
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Mary A. YoUXG,
BY Il. Ii. Taylor, Atty Ia fact.

The Columbia (Tenn.) Herald complains
of negro outlaws. Last Saturday B. Girls
ham, an old citizen Of Maury county, while
driving wagon along rough read, fell
down dead. On the night following, the
residence, kitchen and smoke-house of I. s.
Leltwich, near Columbia, were consumed
by fire. Very little household plumber was.
saved The best wheat fields Of bIaury
county averaged twelve and half bushels
per acre. The editor of the Herald has
been presented with delicious peaches raised
near Columbia By J. W. Withcrspoon.
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B. s. Marie, who caused the arrest of
John surratt, has been allowed, $4,000 by
Congress for the Job. Surratt has been re-
leased on bail, and, in all probability, viii
never be tried, rs he was released from the
charges first made against him.
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Willis q Brown offer for sale a large nun
Der of A. No. l brick. See card IN another
column.
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MIsrook HIS MAN,--We are informed by
New Yorkand Louisville papers, that on
laat Monday NIGH vote broker one OF the
kinaalWays found aboutthe lobby of a great
convention, went into Gen. y. B Forests
room afser that gentlemen had retired and,
after Introducing himself, proposed to seg
tbe Generals vote Cor Chase. This riled the
blood of the Old War Horsa, and sHriuging
from his couch, be slapped the 1mpaaent
fellows face and kicked INN out 81 fhe
r05ml
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1hc Knoxville wig crows considerably
over the fact thas 81 6 Brownlow has 50 far
recovered Dis health rs 70 Be able to 50 up
on Chihowee moansajn, in 5.ount county
This IS not the FIRST time 'ge nave heard q
the Deg5I 90 ne aenHtf Wonder WHO he'll
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Mark Graysep the pedestrian, left Rloh-
nond on the sth inst 70 walk to Omaha,
making sky Democratic speeehes en route.
TIE TRIP 5 e consume fosty-hFe days Re
carries Gag marked Jemoeraey 4
large crowd followed liH e. the suburbs
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The Knoxville Wig informs as that
Gov Bfownlow, in company with two rads.
and large pack Of hounds, is going 70
Chihowee mountain, in Blount county for
tlle purpose Of bunting deer How much
viii tie trip cost the state That's what
we want to knaw
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H i CtRoDE. Assiguee. ate.5
#St 5Q Main St. sfaldran Block
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We are the Manufacturers Agent in
Memphis for nearly al the above articles,
and sell them at manufacturers prices.
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The STATE Ct MIssIssIPPI,
Pn1OIn CO80tY.
Less cash premiums, 1928 O5, int
$I3 so, policy fee and stamps. 24T 9,

Due beneficiary. ........... .........,. $500 90
Received, Memphis, Tenn, April 3, 1868,
of St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany ten thousand dollars in full for all
claims on policy No. $500, on life of Rich
ard J. Young, decd, as per statement above.
Signed in duplicate.
Many YnI-NG
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OFTHE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHTs. Octoher lR. l8aa. {

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS. October l6, 1895.
AT one bank alone there was yer
$4,000 in Cotton Bills taken before
noon to-day. It might be very safe to
say that bills to the amount of a quarter
Of q million are thrown upon u mar
ket daily for the purpose of paying for
cotton. This amount, distributed among
our merchants and planters every day,
will ease matters very material
". Currency is easier with our banks
to-day than it was at any time last
week, and receipts are daily improving.
All No. 1 bills are taken at unchanged
rates. &c discount buying; selling at psr.
Assistant Treasurer Van Dyke an
nounced that he would sell $500, zoe Of
gold this week, publicly, in lots Of $780,
900, to the highest bidder, and there was
quite 3 stir in consequence in New York.
This shows that there will be no more
secret sales of bullion.
We alluded to e sale of Memphis and
Charleston stock a few days ago, the
particulars Of which were withheld from
the press. 1t seems the same lot has
been resold, but at what figures we did
not learn. AS a general thing we are
indebted to our bankers and brokers for
valuable information, but there are some
Of the latter who transact their business
In an underhsnded way, which probably
would not show up favorably in print.
By long experience on the money market
We have learned pretty well who these
parties are, and very seldom trouble
them with our inquiries. We would ad-
wise all holders of Memphis and Charles
ton bonds to sift the market well before
selling.
The paragraph which appeared in the
APPEAL yesterday, relative to City
Bonds, hsd the effect of waking up hold
ers of these securities, and many Of them
advanced their figures fully &c. We
could lesrn Of 40 offerings al all y~ester-
Day, except ia amounts Of one or two
bonds, which could be held 20 longer,
but in sll instances SOC was the asking
rate. Brokers would buy at 49c, we
think, but with 10 actual sales reported.
Our quotations are altogether nominal.
Gold in New York spened at 1879, and
closed at 1873. We quote small sales at
1359I35l.
City Scrip is higher. No sellers can be
found at less than 73@75c, while brokers
are euppIving tax psvers in anal
amounts st 76@7Se.
County Scrip is better. Dealers by
at 6O962c; selling at B1965c as to
amount.
Police and School Warrants srs firm
and unchanged.
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COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

VTE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unrtvalled Gin Stands FOR beauty OF
p LIGHTSESS OF DRATT, oUANrTTx
OF LIN CorToE turned oussper day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made to
every planter who has given them q lair trial.
Where mule power is used. they make = saving
Of nom one-quarter to one=third the DRAFT
ovER ANY OTHEz I'm We re also agents a0r
STRAUBS GRlSf fills. and KHEEIER.
fZoO0zR8 q co.
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and 6nns,
2K an "a Maan Street,
lyn ds1sm - Memphis, Tenn.
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Cairo and New Grleans-IlIR0is central
Railroad Packets.
hFALL AND WINTER
- ARRANGEMENT. E
the unsurpafsed Passeneer Steamer


LADY GAY, RITE
q IOAh H. hufA') JCapt.B. .Pegram
Wnl leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
tue arrival OF 4 pm. train every SATTTRn8W
as follows:
LADY GAY Saturday, September le: oeto-
Der " ana 81 Novembet IA and IS Decem-
RUTH Saturday, September IS October n
and "A; November and q December 5 and ~.
nation, apply to
JOHN ". CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis,
OHAS. !. HiNDE, AGENT, Cairo.
K W. Ll9HIBURNE. Agent, Memphis.
T'B. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. seIsim
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rEADE.

Gotten m in daily by wagons, and
IL mostly sold on arrival to enable the
owner to lay In his supplies. These con-
sist Of bagging, ties, bacon, -four, shoes
and little eteeteras for the female por-
tion of the family, Of which they have
bsen In many cases deprived Of for
months, owing to scarcity of means
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R1 virtue OF a decree OF the Chfcot C1rcaff
- Court On abe ShsnceTy size thereof rem
dered At the December Term. AID, 1851. OF safd
Cou4tt in . certain suit thsrein pending.
WheIetn Richard Z. Sessions was eomoisinanf
and Walter Sessions was defsuaant ~ anss--
sizned, Commissioner, appointed BY said Court
VIII SELL on The al
First Monday Of January, AID 1859.
Il being the 4th day Of January. 1ssa an
- .sns, "a ssld county OF ChIcot, az
IN hand, ali the land Ia said decree mentioned
and described as follows, to-Eft: B-eginninx
southeast corner or section g Ia townshio n
s 2 west. At q stake, bearing trees maple.
marked With = eross "A inches in diameter :
bears ð IL so west 40 links blackberry
marked with q eros Is inches IN dance:
bears south Sg'. east IS links thence west on
township Line n chains aud Is mix 10 ira
southwest corner OF section % and ne south-
est corner OF section 81 corner red oak n
inches in diameter, bearing north s4', west D
links thence north on section line 20 chains
TO stake In neld ; thence west 90 chains 70 stake
center OF section d. thence north 40 chains 70
nalf nile csrner OF sections 70 and . gum Is
inches in diameter, bearing north 81, west 80
links themes east 81 chains and q links 70 q
mulberry post on bank Of Cid River Lake
thence meandering lake south IS, east 8 chains
| and 3 inks to take; thence south s. 90, east
q chains - links 70 stsks: thence south 81.
east "A chains and q Inks % stake: thence
south 81 west tleavfDg stake So chains and %
inks TO staks thence south as 3he, east -
chains 70 ia ze ; thsnce south 267 81, east -
/ cuaAusd n1 INK 70 NGiuL OF con-
tanning nine hundred 800 acres Of land, beinx
situate ana lying in township l6, south, range
2west: Also the following lands to-wft West
part Of n W = Of section 3 W Of bayou Z pe
n W y Of section 8 4 OF bayou E ri A;5W
y section 3; y W q 8 W < section 3; 7
IL R 3Wi Wa section :; EA section ,, I
II, X Z W east section q, I Is. = R3W ",
Also W y section - frl.H OF same section
SEA same section and S " III. 4 section a, I
IL. 8 < 2 west, eontstniEg, with the go acrsl
above described, tEenty-seven hundred gEOG
acres, more or less All OF The above described
land fronts on al Chieot, about IL miles
from Laze Village, IN said county OF Cbtcol
and Ststs Of Arkansas. and the same viii b
sold In block or IN quantities. TO suit pur.
chaserx in order 10 carry oct said osoTes. ThLi
ts one Of the most vaiEaoi tracts OF lard n
the South, about 1000 acres OF which are in Z
hisa state Of cultivation. The improvement
are = me Steam Gin in good order, two good
Dwelling Houses and brick quarters, suf1cieni
to accommodate 100 hands
Sale VIII lake place a. IL O'Clock m On aid
day. l. II. SPRINGER,
Commissioner.
R%Gncinnai Weekly Enquirer copy eigha
weeks and send blu 70 this Office. SUE
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EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. MA. KNOX viii resure her school ON
vi FONDA ,September7 18th, at her residepca-
northeast corner Of ,riezns and Court stTesf
extended Pupils viii he received and eiassed
nom september LIST. Terms modtned to suit
the Emes- auld u
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. b. J S,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
= Custom HOUSE street, New orleans, (esteb-
lished 1850, for ths last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated Throughout the eOun-
try IN the successful treatment o. PRIVATE
| DISEASES, can be cOnddentiaily consulted at
his oIice and parlors, Oh and 50 Randolph
street corner or Dearborn street, or by letter
| Postefhee Drawer 5S63.
DR.. fANtS treats CHRUNIN MERCURIAL.
| SYPHILITIC. BLOuD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS OF q CON FAGIOU5 We
| NEREAL CHARACTERIZATION he cures with
out the Use Of mercury, iodiSs OF pOiassa, arse
| mic or any poison, but with his REUTEA I
| ZER, a positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brOGght on by abuse Of the or
hsrsdttariiy, causing loss OF memory, coniu-
| SION, depression, dfmntss OF vision snd Often
times Insanity, wtbe a deplorable train OF other
| symptoms, treated and raaicaily cured by an
inf4iltbie Method saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs, Of .
private character, rsdieaIly and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most no ribIe class, where
the blood has become poisoned. producing
blotches on the face, small wately bltsiers,
pains in the head and bOue liberated throat
end nose, sores on the limbs snd body, s~crofuls,
together with an endless number of suTerlngs,
eheetuslly and permanently cured.
DR. Il recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
aud by tie medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
cured a. Ouce.
diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs Of either
sex causes, effects and their remedies, complied
from an experience Of twenty years practice
In the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent to any address, 3 eureiy raped. Price
one Dollar. Pamphlst On SPEEHATOREHEA,
or one on SYPHILIS, SEPT In sealed envelope
dress DR.. JAMES, PossOfice Drawer 5s62, Chi
ego, Illinois. sePl7t
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Dissolution.

THE Firm OF ". N. Eakin q Co. was dis
Il solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1858. Either party Is authorised 20 settle
the business of The old drm.
All persons tndsoted TO the nrm OF ". N.
Eakin & Co. are requested 70 come forward and
settle wtthout delay. The books q papers
will be found at the UndeFvritersi Warehouse.
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
W. N. AKIN
Memphis, September /, 1858.
The business win be continue AZ tna old
stand on OhlekaSsw street, hS A Conosii srd
4. Council j., under the 1rn nsns - a
Conneu& Co. ASHs VA
Memphis. septsmsef !. lSss. .a,atf
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0 BE. LOUIS.

FOR Sr. LOUIS.
Memphis u 81. Louis Packet ComPany-U.S 5.
Mail Line.
Fer Cairo SHe 50. LOuIs.
Connecting AZ 81 Louis with ali the Railroads
ana Steamboat Lines for tee East,
West and North.
MARY E. FORSYTH---.Alex Zeigler m ster
This new and splendid passenger H.
steamer wtuleave as above on -
SATURDAY, 18th INST, az 5 pm.
ocl8 2t FLEM. CALVERT. sGp't.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
~psny-United States Mail-For Helena, Ma
pO-sOn, Pine BluG, Dardanelle, Van
Buren,, Fort SmitA, Fort GlhsOB,
and all landings on the Ar
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0ZARK.---.--.-.-..-...-.-. ". B. Rowland Master
This rne passenger packet viii K-A
leave As above, on S
MONDAY, 18th inst, at S PM.
Fer freight or passage apply to
T. 4. KENDIG, Agent.
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upoLPHo WOLFE,
81 90 Premium

HOR TIE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE-
T. ?. BATES q CO,
Eoommisadon Merchants,
aus Sn MOSS FroEt st<ess.