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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-25

In Circuit Court Of Hardeman County, Tenn
speaeer er jcceph J. Uackueys heirs and deyisers
Affidavit for attachment having been made
in this case, in PursuaRce-ef section g. 45J of
the code of. Tennessee, and attachment hay
ing been issued, and the same returned by
the proper officer, levied, etc, on the prop,
erty of the said Joseph j Hackney, deed !;
it IS therefore ordered that the heirs and de-
Yisees Of the estate Of said Joseph J, Hack
ney, to wit: Susan Hackney, widow, and
Martha Hackney and husband, VIM Hack
ney, Vim. j. Dorset, james Hackney, VIM.
Hackney, Jesse Siler and Mary d, his wife );
also Elizabeth Cox and husband j. w Cox,
Sarah Hackney, Marticia Hackney, Adelaide
Hackney, Jos. j. d. Hackney, and Magaret
Cox and ~. ], Cox her husband, appear be-
fore orr SAID court, at the Court House in
the town Of Bolivar, on the fourth Monday
IN February, 1868, apd deend this suit or
the same Will be taken as confessed cs to
them and the. cause get for hearing exDarte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once Q week for four consecutive weeks in
the Bolivar Bulletin a newspaper published
in Bolivar, Tenn. January %, 1868.
Z. j, MCDOWELL, Clerk.
Wood 8 McNeal, Att'ys for plaintiff
jams 1t pr fee SO
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'Attachmeat ETotlce.
W r. Reed y. Weeks aad BlundeIi

1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants are non-residents, and
have gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and
attachment having been returned with q levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon
it Is ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendants, Weeks and Blnn-
dell, to appear in the town of Pocahontas, IN
the county Of Hardeman, State Of Tennes-
see, IN the counting room Of Z. F. Duke, on
the Both day Of January, 1863 and defend
said suit, or judgment wiz be rendered
against them. December 20 1867.
II r. DoEEIs, j. z. ii. g.
dee28 4f pr fee So
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Ia eAe Mississippi E0uvenhoa9 Nov in
session at Jackson tbe maj y report Of
tae CesRmistee On eompensahoH recon
mends per day rs he P1esilsnt. $40
for the members, and So for each reporter
and The Secretary, SO l0E the sergeant-at-
arms, and ten cents mileage each way. Of
course the committee are loyal uieg ore
not "spouting for money but are only
working for the 60 COED Of tie UnionFs
A negro named George Buchanan, who
once bad a comfortable home. paid the price
Of his freedom ga the night Of the 9Th inst,
in Lebanon, in this State. By freezing to
death
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-25
Chanc cry Sale of Valuable Mills, Farm,
ard Town Property.


BY virtue Of two renewed orders Of sale,
made at the September term, 1867, eff the
Chancery Court of Hardcman County, Ten
nessee, 1 shall, GA Saturday, 18th day Of
February, 1868, at the Court House door, in
Bolivar, offer for sale, at public Yendue, the
property described liz SAID DEGREES, viz:
One undivided half % Of certain tract
Of I3 acres, more or less Ia Hardemaa
county, Tenn, on Iatohie river, near Poca-
hontas, range ], section j civil district ii ,
on which the Parkhurst Mills are stu
ated Terms, credit of and u months,
note and approved security, and lien re-
tanned.
Also, AT acres, known as the John Cox
land, in Civil District 10. conveyed by deed
of date 23d April, 1865 to p. ri. Crawford,
trustee, and of record. book (S), pages 28l,
2S2 and 2S3, registers Office, Hardeman
county. Terms, onehalf cash, balance IN
~ months, note and approved security, and
lien retained.
Also, at same time and place, j shall re
sell that fine residence Of the late a, J. Ro-
bertson. in the town of Bolivar, and the lot,
Consisting Of about one acre, on which it is
situated. the purchaser at The former sale
having failed 90 comply with the terms of
said sale. Terms, ereaiS OF seven months,
note and approved security, and lien re
tanned. Upon confirmation Of the sale all
equity Of redemption will Oe barred
For minute description of above property
apply ut my Office Sale within lawful hours.
January u, 1865.
FRANcIs FENrREss, @. & NJ.
JAMS # pr fee Sl3
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Attachment E3otice.


1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant IS q nonresident, and Is
gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and at
tachment having been returned with levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon it
Is ordered that publication be made
In The Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive
weeks, requiring said defendant, }. NJ.
Blundell. to appear in the town Of Pocahon-
tas, in the county of Hardeman, State of
Tennessee, in the counting room Of E. f.
Duke, on the 30th day Of January, 1868,
snl defend said suit or judgment viii be.
rendered against him. December 20, 1861
L. r. DoRRIs, J. P. II. G.
Sec28 It Or fee So
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el2as2ent SEE.
In Circuit Court Of Haraeman Coanty, Team.
H-.lIia1, A EI oora rs -. - -

william A. MoOrs IS Ussery Pearson.
Affidavit for attachment having been made
in this case, in pursuance Of section 3, 455 of
the code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer, levied, etc, on the property of
the defendant, Ussery Pearson; lis there
fore ordered that said defendant appear be
fore said court, at the Court House, in the
town Of Bolivar, on the fourth Monday in
February, 1868, and defend this suit, or the
same VIII be proceeded with ezpartc; and
that a copy Of this order be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper published in
Bolivar, Tenn. January. 49, 1868.
4. B, McDowELL, Clerk.
Wood & McNeat Attys for Plaintiff
irn25 A. pr fee 81
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YIALAxew, WALKER coVsTas Ga, I
lime % 1855

DR. JoHN BULL-Dear. Sigs have re
Gently given your 6 Worm DesEs6yer ses-
eral trials, and findit wonderfully elieacious.
1t has not failed in a siGgle Instance to have
the wished-for effect am doing pretty
large country practice, and have daily use
for some article of the kind. I am free to
confess that know of no remedy recon-
mended by tie oldest authors that Is so GER
tain and speeds inits effects. On the con-
trary, they are uncertain in the extreme. My
object In writing rou Is 0.fiI1d cat upon what
terms ! can Get the medicine directly from
you. II | can get it upon easy terms, /
shall use great deal oil il am aware
that the use Of such articles is contrary te
the teachings and practice of a greatlnajority
of the regular line Of NJ De, bat I see nc
Just cause or good sense in describing a
remedy which we know to be efficient, sim
ply because re may be ignorant Of Its com
bination Forany part, | shall make 1T az
rule to use all and any means to alleviate
suffering humanity which imay BE able to
eommand-not hesitating because some one
more ingenious than myself may have
learned It's effects first, and secured for him
self the right to use that knowledge IIew-r
ever. l am by no means an adyocate. or sup
porter Of the thousands of worthless ostrums
that flood Che country, which nurpefls to
cure all manner OF diseass.to which human
flesh is heir. P1easrfeniy soon, and inform
nc Of your best terms. - 6eE
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENF, NJ. D.
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XO UEg HE e EBE4 @ y
Must be Purified by using
DEOMGOOLH g CO.'S

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH
Which viii Immediately eradicate all i'm
purities Of the Blood, Constitutional Derange-
ments, Skin Diseases and 1ruptions,
Scrofula, Camp Itch, letter, sIealdhead,
Ringworm, Syphilis and all Syphilitic Dis
eases, Effects Of Mercury, Tuners, Boiis,
ola Ulcers and Sores, Pimples, Blofehes,
Enlargements. and an those diseases Fequir-
inc-a Blood Purifier. 1t is composed Of
SIllingia, Yellow Dock, 4Sarsaparilla, Bur
dock and Iodide Potash. Price 81 80.
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NJ " Isennela merchants etc, Abuer
Moore, JAS. B. HARRIS, trastee. ct. al
In the above cause eonplainants solicitor
was allowed at the September term of the
Chancery Court to file his amended bin,
making all the beneficiaries under the trust
decd, from defendant Moore to defendant
uarriss parties defendants also; and it APP
gearing from said amended bill, which is
sworn to, that the benefciaries under said
trust deed are unknown in part, and that
defendant A. Moore is nonresident of this
State; it IS therefore ordered that publica-
ton be mado for four successive weeks in
the Bolivar Bulletin, notifying all Of said
benehciaries whose names or residences are
unknown, or who may be nol-residents of
this State, to enter their appearances in this
cause by the first Monday In March, 1865
and plead, answer or denIur to compliments
original and amended bin, and notifying said
defendant, Abner Moore, who is a nonresi-
dent, to enter his appearance herein also,
and plead, answer or demur to said amended
bin by the first Monday IN March, 1868, Or
said original and amended Is Ii viii be taken
FOR confessed as to said benefciaries, and
said amended bill viii be taken for confessed
to said a. Moore, and seyerally set for
hearing exparte as to them
FRAScIs F'ENFREss, @. & NJ.
JAS. B. Dennis, Sol. for compliments.
ian25 1t Or fee 81
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Jlasio, jingle. an 10 day.

And tho dsvn is TO pay, At Washington.
3. n. stanton, the cold blooded murderer of
innocent persons, an old panderer to radical
rascality, who was kicked out Of the posi-
ton Of Secretary Of War by Andrew John
son, for ofTenses innumerable, has been re-
instated by the Senate of the United States
Like flap cared hound he sneake2 back at the
bounding Of a patch Of mongrels and whines
for the greasy pot that once fabricated his
Shiny jaws, The "silent man" played his
part almost as well as Ben De Bar PLAYS
Iago. With a swarm of treacherous rascals
around him, Andrew Johnson IS nobIy doing
his part-we hopehe will continue, fearless.
sensible, unylelding lie is standing in the
beach should he faulter, constitutional law
is forever at an end. So far he refuses to
recognize Stanton or any of his acts The
great domestic pulse Of the country is with
him in this. Four powerful Northern States,
through their representatives in convention,
have expressed their willingness to stand by
him as long as ho defends the oath Of Office
which he willingly subscribed to before
taking the Presidential chair. Others in
quick succession, viii follow. Unless
Congress ceases its inroads upon the chart of
liberty, something more than conflict Of
authority must fellow Enough usurpation
has been praotieed already The masses of
the people are sick and tired of Congress
and its lawlessness, and would willingly see
them damned to all eternity. Whom the
Lord loyeth He ehastenth." So be it. We
can only hope for better things in the future.
and trust to Him for a speedy radiance from
snch HelZish sett
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EEon-aes.dant 60

7 nthe LlanceFJ Uolrt . l59IlYa-s
Rel-t Raukin deea w. Jno. b. Jones, s. s. Day, i. j.
Jones, e. als heirs Of Rcb't liaakins dead.
From the sworn bill Of complaint il this
cause, it appears that defendant, W. H.
Stone, is q non resident Of this State, so that
the ordinary process of Law cannot be serted
upon him. wherefore It is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks IN
the Bolivar Bulletin, notifying said non
resident defsndant to enter his appearance
herein by the first Monday IN March, 1868,
and plead, answer or demur TO eomplainants
bin, 0T the same viii be taken pro coRfesso
as to him and set for hearing eKparte. Jan
uary q, 1868.
ERANcIs FESEREss, g. & 81,
Wood & MeNeaI Sol for compIainants.
ian25 It pr fec S.
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IN Memorinm-


Died, at Austin, Miss, on. Monday, tbe
18th Of January. 1868, Hon AusrIa 1lILLEH,
Of Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tennessee. !
Judge Miller was born IN GuilrOrd county,
North Carolina, August, 1900; after which
his father emigrated to Virginia, thence to /
Rutherford eaanty, Tennessee, where the
subject Of this notice was raised to manhood,
and studied law as a profession. He was
admitted to the bar in 1922, at HardinsyiEe,
then tho county site OF Hardin county. In
1924 lie removed to Bolivar, where be
resided TIL the day Of LIS death. Austin
Miller was a successful barrissers was
elected Judge Of the Cireuis Court by the
Legislature Of the State which position he
filed with great ability aud credit until he
retired from the bench Of his own free
viii ahd accord he was repeatedly elected
to the Legislature, where he rendered yalua
BILE service to his State and county His
sound practical Judgment and untiring in
dustry enabled BIN to aaeqaire a,large for
tune His death was superindueed BY ez-
| posure while on his way to his plantation,
nearsAustin, Miss He was landed upon the
banks Of the Mississippi river at night, the
weather was Intensely cold Pneumonia IN
/ its rudest form seized upon his aged limbs,
/ and after short illness Austin AIIller died
in tire arms of a devoted friend, Captain
/ Ralph Wormely, of Memphis. On the fol
lowing Thursday, all that was mortal Of the
-1amented dead reached his grief stricken
family. Friday evening, after the beautiful
/ and expressive burial service Of the EPisee-
4 Palchprch had been pronounced b. the Rev
4 w. 6. Gray a massive metallic coffin was
lowered to its final resting place in PoII
Cemetery, then the cold, damp earth closed
over the lifeless corpse Of Austin Millel
forever We feel our utter inability to,nritc
such an eIogium as the subject deserves
but we can say that great and good man
one who was beloved and respected by al
who knew him, has gone from our midst
never to return. Virtue, honor, truth an,
sharity have lost a friend the country on
lof its Oldest and best citizens; his family
: husband, father PROTECTORS Keen are tn
regrets and sorrows Of an appreciative pub
lie, but 0 how painful must be the grief Q
those who meet around the sacred altar Q
hOme-wbo gaze with tear dimmed eye
upon the vacant seat, once filed by father,
but now unused and useless save as a re
hinder of the happiness Of the past i
their affection we know that the family an
{ kindred of the late Hon. Austin Miller
/ Whose soul has taken its eternal flight,
Have the heartfelt sympathies Of on
T. people. H1a 81
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DROMGOOLE & co.'s
ENGLISH FEMAhE BITFERS,

Is powerful uterine Toniceand Female
and is just the Medicine much
needed by the female cdmmnnftg, both old
and young, throughout the South. It re-
lieves all Irregularities, removes obstruc-
tions, cures painful or suppressed Menstrual
ton, Falling OF Womb. Leueorrhma or
Whites, Chlorosi5, Mysteries, Ralpitaton of
the Heart, and all that class of complaints
peculiar to females. Tt restores, arouses
and invigora5es the womb, thereby inducing
regularity and health
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. e. JOHN Bull
Maaufaeturer and yender Of The Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
Fer the Cure Of
AGUE and E'EV IIS
Chills AID E'eVer.


The proprietsf 81 BIS celebrased medi-
cine Justly claims for it superiority over
an remedies ever offered to the public lgr
the SAFE certain, speedy and permanent
cure Of que and FeveE Chills and Fever,
whether Of shsrt o. long standipg He
fers to the entire Western and Sopthwest-
ern country to bear him testimony to the
truth Of the assertion, that in no else what
ever will it fail to eHre, if the directions are
sGristIg followed and carried ont n
great many cases single dose has been sui
fcient for a cure, and whole families have
been cured by a single bottle, with perfect
restoration Of the general health. It is,
however prudent, and IN every case more
certain 10 cure, If its use IS continued IN
smaller doses for q weeE or two alter the
disease has been checked, more especially q
difficult and long standing eases lsaailyi
this medicine VII not require ans ala %
keep the bowels in good order should the
Pa6enthoweyer, roqnirea eathartic msdielnes
after having taken three or four deses Of the
Tonic, a single dose Of BULLS NEGkfA-
RLEeF ADlLY PILLS VIII be sufficient
Dr. John Bulls principal oiiees
no. 90 Fifth street.
Louisville ~.
All Of the above remedies ioF sale by
CHAs- 81. o'HARAs
B0liear Team
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Alex T. Stewart Co.. merchants etc, Of New York vs.
--rrs ada Harringtorl g Co. ct. Al.
,- Original Attachment Bill.
1t appears in this cause from complain
ants bill, which is sworn to, that defendants,
AdolPh Louis, Henry RoseGham and Henry
Mack are non-residents of the State Of Ten
pessee5 SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot deserved upon them, and that the
names and residences Of the individual
members Of the firm of Mack & Bros, Of
Cincinnati, save Henry Mack, are unknown
and after diligent inquiry cannot be ascer-
tanned; wherefore itisordered that pubIica-
tion be made for four consecutive weeks in
the BoliYar Bullegin, notifying said n6n-resi-
dent defendants, and saidunknOWn members
Of the firm Of Mack & Bros, to enter their
appearance IN this cause by the first Mon
day in March, lS6S and plead, answer or
demur to compliments bin, or the same will
be taken pro e0nfesso as to them and set for
hearing exparte. oa-
FRANeIs EENTREss, c. & M.
Jas. Fentress, Sol. for compliments.
jan25 4b Or fec So
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Bulls Worn Destroyer
no MY United States and
EW0EsEeRa Wide Renders.

+ I have received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, as my alma
macs and various publications have shown,
all of which are genuine. The following
letter from highly educated aad popular
physician in Georgia Is certainly one of the
most sensible communications | have ever
received DR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks Of, and his testimouy deserves to
be written in letters Of gold. Hear what
the Doctor says of BULLS WORM DE
STROYFR.
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aTED8CAI RROEzgsION ! !
! Eorthern NOstrum Vendors

Who are making every appeal that i'm
agination can invent, in order to win the
confidence Of the Southern people; but we
are determined to be REPRESENTED in
this matter, and call upon the PEOPLE to de-
eide.
There arc three members. composing our.
firm, all graduated and experienced Southern
Physicians, and with ali our ability and ex-
perienee we have prepared and now. offer
you a class of
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DRoAIGooLE & CO.'S
Ext. Bearberry, Cubebs and Buchu
For the KidneYs,

For all affections Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der whether affecting old or young male or,
female; for gravel, urinary deposits of al
kinds, retention Of urine, frequent inelina-
ton and pain in urinating, pain in small Of
the back, and all these troublesome svmp-
toms arising from excuses. effects of early
indiscretion, or habits of dissipation elect,
Leucorrhoca, evil foreboding, melancholy,
sleepless nights, nervousness, etc, car be
cured by using this medical compound.
Large Bottles 81 90.
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FAMILY MEDICINES,

s Not secrets nor patents, which we think
are honestly required by every farmer,
planter and family throughout the Southern
country, and an assortment of the GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS should be
in every house
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SsOney Point, " mite Co, Ark
Nay . 1866
Dr. JonN BULI.-Dear Sirs Last Febru-
airy / was in Louisville Purchasing Drugs
and got some Of syonr ssrsap ariila and
Cedron Bitters.
My son-in-law, who was with me Ia the
store, has been down with Fhenmatism for
some time, commenced on the Bitters, and
soon found his general health .i0 propesi
DR.. Gist who has been IN bad heaIth,
tried them and he also improved
DR. Coffee, who has been IN bad heath fsr
several years-stomach ana liver affected
he improved very much By thef9se of eoflrz
Bitters. Indeed the Cearon I5itters has giy-
en- you great popularity in tbs settlement.
think l could sell a great Quaatity Of Your
medicines this fan-especiaIly of your Ce-
drOn Bitters and SarsAparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care Of Puckett q Nicely.
Respectfully,
"a B MALKER.
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.Easg .asgrea.Elaes.aenEa.



NeBaut Lloyd ven. So. Atkinson.
Affidavit for attachment having been made
in this case, pursuant 81 section 3 ,455 Of the
code Of Tennessee, and attachment having
been issued and returned by the proper Off
Ger, levied, etc, on the property Of the de-
PENDANT, 4. w. Atkinson; it is therefore or
dered that said defendant appear before said
court, at the Court House, IN the town of
Bolivar, on the fourth Monday Of February,
1858, and defend this suit, or the same will
be proceeded with expar5e, and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the Bolivar Bull
lctin, newspaper published In Bolivar,
Tenn. january % 1868
Z. B. MCDowELI., Clerk.
ii. G. ALoorman, Atty for plaintiff
ian25 At m. foe 81
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General Meade, who succeeded the noto-
rious Pope, third Military District, is not
giving satisfaction to those who first hailed
his appointments the position. To use the
language Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, the
telegraph, which has for some days fore
Swallowed the removal of the Governor and
Treasurer of the State of Georgia, for their
refusal to pay out the funds OF the State at
the demand Of the needy and greedy mem
bers Of the radical negro Reconstr elton
Convention, announces that the act has been
accomplished, and that the money Of the
tax-payipg people Of the State Of Georgia
has been wrested by force out Of the hands
of its legally appointed custodians, and
placed in the care Of men whose only re-
sponsibility FOR its safe-keeling is toGeneral
Meade, or to the convention Of Ioafers and
negroes who instigated the robbery, and for
the benefit or which latter it viii be wasted.
The country had some right to hope that
General Meade would not stain the laurel5
he gathered at Gettysburg by robbing Estate
Treasury to please a Convention Of negroes
and adgenturers and the vile political party
which uses them as instruments to degrade
sovereign commonwealth. The act Is only
another proof, however, that military des-
potism degradcs those who administer as
wen as those who endure it.