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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-03

fact, which he ought to have given to have
| vlnd1cated the truth of history-that when
these various railroad bills passed, with
| scarcely an exception, they were supported
by men of all parties; that they were in no
| sense party measures; that the corporations
| were organized in great parl by Democrats,
and that of the frauds actually committed
| Southern Democrats, to the manor born, had
| their full share-his charges against the Re-
publican party would have dwindled to a
small sum OF beggarly complaints.
One word further upon this subject, and
| am done. Scarcely a railroad has been con-
structed in the Southern States since the war,
| or is now in progress of cons Iruction, that
| was not inaugurated, and is not now in great
part being conducted and managed by the
much-abused carpet-baggers; and the South
to-day owes to them large part of her pro-
gress and enterprise. Southern abstraction
lists, States rights philosophers, and the
bowling Dervishes of politics who spend
their lives in lamenting the corruptions of
| others, hardly ever build railroads or do
! other useful things. They are the drones of
the political hives, whom "God for some in
scrutable providence" permits to vex the
public ear.
We look in vain through the speeches of
Governor Brown for a just and fair statement
of the administration of the Rspublica n
party. They contain covert appeal to the
prejudices and passions of the white against
the colored race. In them he presents every
act OF congress, every measure of the Ad-
mln1stration for the protection of life, liberty
and property in the South, as an oppression
OF the white people of those States, as an
invasion Of their rights for the exaltation and
glory of the negro. He presents the instincts
OF self-Preservation in the white and colored
Republicans of the South as an aggression
upon the rights and dignity of the white
Democracy, the late rebels. He ignores
the existence Of the murderous Ku-
kluX organization, their killings, scourg-
ings, burnings, crimes without name
their exiles, threats and terrorism that
destroy the peace, happiness and security of
half the population of those States. He
seeks to magnify into dangerous import
ance the herInless societies of the colored
people for the obvious purpose of furnish
| ing pretext and an excuse for the existence
of the Ku-Klux and for the bloody disorders
which all the world knows have occurred in
those States. He alternately attempts to
persuade and threaten the colored people
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
Congressional Districts.

First District-JohnsOn, Carter, saIli-
van, Washington, Hawkins, Hancosk,
Claiborne, Granger, Hamilton, Greene,
Cooke and Jefferson.
Second DistFict-SeVisr, Knox, Camp
bell, Unisn, Anderson, Scott, CumbePo
land, Morgan, FeutresS, OV:rtOn, Put
nam, White, Clay, Macon, Smith and
Jaekson.
Third DistFiet-Loudon,B lount, ROans,
Monroe, Polk, Bradley, James, HGmil-
ton, Marion, SeQuatchie, Rhea, Aeigs,
Van Buren,, Bledsos, Warren and Grams
dy.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Cannon,
Coffee, Bedford, Marshall, LincOln and
FRANKLIN.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures, ChsalhAm,
Davidson, Wilson, Sumner, TFoaSdsls
and DeKaIb.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, IIGuPy,
Giles, Dickson, Lawrence, Wsyne, HiCk.
nan Lewis.
Seventh District Stsw-
art, Humphreys, Benton, Carroll, Henry,
Henderson, Perry, Decatur, Hardin and
MeEsiFy.
Eighth District-Laks,O bion, Wealthy.
Dyer, Gibson, Lsuderdale, Haywood and
Madison.
Ninth Enthusiastically, Fsyetse, Har~
deman and Upton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

We Gull from the Augusta SentinsI Of
q late date the following mess Of ''blOsd
and thundeF'' news:
A terrible storm swept over LsGEsngs
md Hslens last Friday night Among
she houses blown down Was that Of John
Watson, and he was mortally wounded
By the crash.
Near RsaaOlph shooting match took
place between DR.. Sidney Bigzs and q
Mr. Messenger. Pistol, shotgun and ri.
de we're freely used, and several sbots
we're Cred. Dr. Biggs Was slightly wound
ed In two places.
A company has agreed 30 pay Win
chester Colbert felty-eight thousand dol
lars fog the privilege Of boring and Eais-
ing oil on bis claim in the ChickasaW Ma.
sions 4 contract has bean entered into
with tbs Cbisksssws, sad of6esrs elected.
Other ChickAssws have the privilege Of
locating in che Oh regions, and are to
share in the p1OsPasts.
Al RnknOHn maR was found dead near
Mound City, Saturday he had been
Rearly cut to pieces with knife.
Elisa J. TrabrisI, of Hot Springs, con.
feSsss the awful crime Of infsnticide.
On the 18th ultimo the Calhoun county
Jail was burnt BY desperadOes. A colcEed
man confined therein for want Of bail was
roasted alive. The eolOrsd guard vas
shot dead.
Sheriff Moore, Of Conway eoansy, With
q posse, attempted 10 arrest Rsn naAsd
Timothy Bugsss, near SpriHgssld, Lass
wednesday, on the charge of mnsdsF.
The eulpFit resisted, shooting one Of the
posse through tbs hsad, xhsn be was
fred upon and killed
4 young man named HssFy Knss.
houss Was brutally murdered 81 KnoRl.
TOMS Landing. Deshs county, oa Wsdnss-
day, BY John Hyde, 6 rival, Wig literally
chopped him 70 pissss with an az, and
then threw his body iRto ths river.
Hyde, On being arrested, confessed ths
deed.
A couple Of yOung nsn while crossing
Black river on the ferry boat At Randolph
on MOndsy night last, engaged in . Sight.
When climbing they fell overheard, both
got well drsaehsd, and one Of then came
neaE:drOwnig.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
County CONVENTION.

Ia VieV Of the fact that the Demo
.. efE4siC Executive State Committee Of the
State OF snnessse has called for State
CI,SS.nayensn, which is to meet in Nash.
vile onhs 9th of May, lsZ2, for the pur.
POS. pose dominating candidate for Gov.
81. ssrnor' nd to take such steps in regard
to sh' approaching State and Presidsn-
,tiFl sections rs the condition of the
ooGpy and circumstances then existing
mHyugges', We, the .undsrsignod, citi-
zsnOf Hardemsn county, call upon oar
eisns to meet in Convention at the
Cethouse in Bolivar on the 27sh day
oApril, 1872, for the purpose of select
j delegates to represent IIsrdeman
yanty in said State Convention.
A. NJ. LAMBETH, IL
VIZ. hcKINE.
Alley. WHITE.
7. r. HARRIS.
z. s. CARTER.
R. MACON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The practical PolyEamists ere noe I'll
in Utah, as q csss which recently occur.
red in the police court in Lowell, MasS.,
abundAntly proves. One Jones ives
brought up charged with pOlygamy, and
sYidenes Was produced that be had Hsr'
Eisa two women IN the same fear. One
Of the wives testified - her marriage With
him, has also said that when che married
him she Was already married TO . man
named Bebbins; though - SsbbinS had
several other wives living, she did not
consider that he had any claim on her.
For the defence il vas urged that if this
woman was legally Mrs. Ssbbins. she
could not be the wife Of Jones; and at
this point the whole business appeared to
the Judge SO mixed that be concluded TO
sspd it to a higher court without attempt
ing 20 nnravel the complications it pre-
seutsd.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The committee appointed By the Penn.
syIvsnia Senate TO Investigate the Nc
CluFs Gray contested election case have
decided that Col Mcclure il entitled 70
the sssG. Gray was the Administrstion
candidate. he was declared elected By
apOut 1000 majority, and received his
certificate. The decision Of the commit
tee shows that they are satisfied that Gray
was counted in By the grOsssst frauds on
the part Of the friends Of the Aaminis-
sration. ls seems that che PEssidsnt's
friends far snRpass the New York Tsms
many in election frauds, - well as IN Of.
Goal CORRUPTION But tbs cad drassssA
ridkf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
xissisuippi Social Equality Bill

Mississippi Social Equality Blu.
a bill, styled she Social Equsiisy Act,
has passed both branches Of the Missis.
sippi LgsisIature, and Is now awaiting
the signature Of the Governor 10 become
Law. The Water Valley CauTssr com
ments on the sane IS follows: .
Il had been hoped that there was com
mOn sense enough, and cOmmOR decsncy
enough left ia the Legislative body 70 re !.
iect this infamous and trouble breeding
measure. But this is the croWning in-
fanny Of the Radical party. Such meas
qres as this are proposed and carried
through by men who have no respect for
themselves or their race, and Who have
no regard for the peace and quiet Of our
State and country, and who would pre-
cipitats q war OF races upon Us, 90 that
they may accomplish their selfish and
evil ends. This measure Is one Of the
Radical schemes by which they expect
30 keep alive questions of danger and
trouble, and by thai means thrive on the
disorder they produce. If this law goes
into eject, the Federal CoaFts, and al
the courts of the State viii be OVerrun
with Ku Klux trials.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

We learn from Hon. E. James thai
the Cinoinnati Railroad Will be con-
uensed in oae year fsom shis tine. This
DELAY is taken in order to secure tke
rikht Of way. Not stroke OF work viii
be done until the right Of way il secured
from ChGta 7oogs 10 Cincinnati. The
ONLY wsy matters can be sxLediats4 i
for our people 70 secure the right Of Wsy
through Tennesses, By 81 the routes, &c
speedily as possible. The road viii be
buils, other things being Sqaal, where the
greatest inducements are offered Chat
faaOo0a Times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

It is rumoFsd that the steamer Edgar
F. Stewart, which cleared frOn New
London on Thursday, has bssR Seissd in
Gafhdiner's Bay Tor violation Of the gsu~
srality laws. Il hes been said shat II
was sold to the spanish gOvsFn1sus, bat
it Is generally believed it was purchased
BIZ Cuban agents. Part Of the crew Do.
serted on learning this, and the vessel
sailed shogthsnded.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05


Leaf, by leaf, fhe roses fall, " and then
there follows a change in the ptmosphsFe,
There was published at 9ne time, at
Frankfort, Kentucky, Radical organ
called the eommoHlOeglth One A. G.
Hodges gloried in the title of editor of
"sieh." But the time came when the
horizon appeared too black, and prompt
ed the unfortunate pilot of that unsafe
craft to take in sAil and try and save him
self from the fast approaching disaster.
In other words, Mr.. Hodges kas with.
drawn from AMI suspended the pqblica-
ton OF that paper. lie Grst began to
"ehange his mind when The Republi>
can State Convention instructed Its dele
yates for Grant lie says she favOrs the
oneterm principle, and therefore cannot
consistently support Grant" Wonder il
'I.ysus didnt sort g hOPswaggle ham IN
a trade with some Of Pap Grants
boiled China eggsi "'tysFs always WA
smarter than any of the other boysi'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
..SianrHIs, TaxN., Oct. Is. ls7I

This 10 to certify that have been
using one Of G. W. SWiasbroa9's Cotton
Presses for about ten months, and have
packed ak hundred bales of cotton on il
weighing from $50 70 654 pounds, the
blocks forming = complete TAshst On the
bars By the working Of the leaTsrs a.
natural a. though they we're cast thereon,
there beng no chance for slipping while
packing the bale Two Hsa viii pask
500 pound bale with ease
"THOS. ALEXANDER"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The Nashville Banner is rsspOnsibls
Cor the following issn:
The election OF c0lored Bishop e the
next session Of the General Coafsrenee
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church is 8
ossstion mOsssa among the Journals OF
thai Cnageh. The MsthOdist AdEOcsts
| Of Atlanta. Georgia, strongly sdVOestSs
the 2sasuFS as both just aud polite
This proposition is strongly Endorsed by
Number OF the leading Thoughtful
EiRds IN ths Methodist ministry.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
"NnHrHIs, TANK, OsL 20, 1871.


NJ. Q. ~. sviassEss4 Bolivar Tssasass:
"DsaT SiT-So take pleasure IN tsstIN
flying 10 the efficiency sf your CottoB
Press. We make . 500 pound bale with
four nsR easily IN faAr Iai0Dtss-thAI is
the pressing part The blocks form ID cir
own ratchets, rsRdsFiRg it safe from slip
ping. i is csRVsnisDt and simple, sa6
easily worked, and We can ehesFfaIlT re-
commend il TO all 10 need Of . press to be
worked b. hand
SHARPE B ROBERTS.
@PUbhs Ginnsrs City Of Memphis.
QshSE certificates soald BE given, bst
deem tAs above Sufseisnt for ali purposes
Respectfully
G. y. SWIERBROAD,
BsEVsE, Tsaa., Fsb. -, 1874
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
AEWElAPER pEc1s1oEs.

Az Pstssa Ne tAksl paper regularly frsz ths
O@s'ISsssAg directed ts his zAsas or AAstAsr. or
ass.sr As ~ slhsrILed AOt-s rsspOasbIs for the
gay.
(. II a psrssa sdsr, n, ,..., s,.....t-.. !,
Jay kiiEssS.-ar., Or an. puslI,h.r
: ssiir Sayksat. made and s,l.., ~. ,-nal.
VisgSsf is Is taku from. IN. oesos = n.
As sseras ave decided that refusal 70 tale nsvs-
OsYtfs ana psriaisais from che Pes. o.. q,
SEsIstfiaE She unealled for :. pr,r. sei, !,
GtSagssaas fsss -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

An unauscesSlGl sstsAba Uas Eads
Saturday evening last TO rob = oolOFsd
MESSENGER Of she New HAYES FailEsad Of
Seventeen thousand dollars. With which
he w.a an route to the bank il 3 Fourth
ayaaue stage. The thieves ju1psd into
shs vehicle, but the design Wss fEustEsssd
BY q nan who accompanied the msSSsn-
ger. They escaped in q wagon being
driran along With she stage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
E.L-...-- HHi 90

February q, 1872.
This will certify that have ssed enc
81 O. w. SWinebroad'E Cotton Prssssa
this whole season, and have packed oAS
hundred bales weighing from $50 10 52S
pouaaS. il works simple, stgoaE and
easy. have not broke anything THE
whole season The hands packed down
= bale in ten minutes, that Is the pressing
past, a. they usually work. skesrfuIly
recommend il 50 any one in need Of Z
press 10 be worked By kaad
"WN. 4. CARUTHER4."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Horace Greeley fs said TO be SEX and
tired Of the 'dsSiinsnts" that bssss an
editor the present days in the way Of pol
itics. He sometimes sWearE that be will
quit the business and take t. teaching q
sCT;tinQ school fog living. Doctor, how's
YER crapaf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
NE OF EN-.

In the Black hi ils Of DekOta Territory
there is said to DO almost exhausslsss
mines of gold and silver. And We learn
from the Sioux City Times that at least
City thousand mon ~ill start from that
place during the coming summer for the
new Eidorado. On the other hand it il
announced that the Government will not
permit adventures to seek the precious
METALS ia the locality, as it is On Indinn
reservation. One thing is certain-gOld
aad silver does abound in the Black
Hills, and white meR will get it
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

An Illinois editor thus sarcaatically
speaks Of tbs marriage Of professional
bEosher in Indiana: HE stepped upon
She hymsnial platform, adjusted shs fatal
Moose, and vas swqng OF into RhsG znsi-
lent bourne fEoP whence he cGn never
return, save BY the Indianapolis connect
ing iinss."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

"4naEPRB, TEES.. GOT IS, 1871.
This is to esFsifY that We have aetsd
as Agsnts for the sale Of @ W. swine.
broad'S Cotton Press, and fFoz the faVoF-
able rSPOFts received from parties to
whom We have sold, do net hsaitAis to
recommend il to any one wks nay Wiak
to purchase . PgssE
GUY, MCCLELLAN 1 Co"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The great iron railway bridge over the
Ohio river st Cincinnati having been re-
Gently completed, cars 50 through non
Louisville to New York without chang.
ing
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
War, War, War!
BONE MAVPFACTUREs
Prisss Greatly 7sdlscea-E5ea Lesser
TkaB IL LossssG

~ ~ 3cOSNS~
We say buy yeET Saddles, Harness,
Brides, Saddls-bags, and ali other worn
in the line, Of YOEE Home Manufacture
er, RtSsd of buying the northern sIop
shop, good for nothing work that is
brought here and cold By merchants to
break down home mechanics, knowing
thai il is inferior 10 homemade Wsrk. /
viii cell you Saddles, Harness, aaA any
ether kind Of work ip this line as cheap
or cheaper, than the msrchaat will HE
trashy, no account Northern made work.
"SASdH PreEEs and 0uicE Sales is asy
1sotto, nos and forever. CALL And
TRY NJ. Come one, Come all, and Les
us pat down this unstable northern Wsrk.
IL IL toyour interest as we'll as mine to de
90. ass determined not to be Ea8srseEd
By 6SyeRs. REPAIRING done on short
notice and reasonable terms. Thankful
for 30 generous patronage the past year,
l Wsuld solicit . continuation Of your
favOES in the future. ~ Shop Oh ssest
side Of public sqSGTs, ~ ths HaTrisgtos
ksis5iag. I. A OSBDRN.
HaEaA n, EaIA -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
PATENT COTTON PRESS
simplicity Strength Durability.

work it without sRy fear 81 getting hnrt.
! believe il to be the kest haad pres n
use. and that b. covering b over - - b
keep il dry il will iest . ;ifstiHS.
Yours tFaly,
uW r AnANS"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Strict orders have been sent Generals
Sheridan and Augur to capture all per.
sons raiding frog Mexico into Texas.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
The ZOO ip &c 49, Inyestigetlon

Mondays evidence in the French arms
scandal snstains cur theory as 60 the navy
Rsmingtons manufactured at the SprIng~
field srmoTy. RsmiRgton's agent testiksd
that he bought them Of PORltpey q Co.,
Of Baltimore, to whom the May DspsFtr
meut nOminslly sOld them, and shipped
them at once to France. Now the quss.
ton is, Who induced the Department 10
sell these guns, in violation Of all suthOr.
ity, Poqltney 4 Co, and did they ever
get any further toward Baltimore thas
the New York Wharf7
The same days evidence also traced
the main shipments Of the guns directly
from tLe ordnance officers to the agents
Of the French GoYOrnment They we're
landed from GoveTament lighters on 10
the French steamers, and ordinances Off
GERS supeTintendkd the traqsassion.
Whatever blindness or ignorance may
have prevailed in the War Departmep at
Washington, It is clear enough that there
Was no misconception as 90 what was 20.
ing on in the minds Of the Government
officials who were experimenting the
business At New YOrk.-Sprinqfeld Be,
publican
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Thsss are Oae hundred snd eight PriS-
On.ts IL the Shelby sogaty Jail
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Prof s. F. i: MOrso, the great tels,
graph inventor, is no more. lie died IN
New York on Tuesday last at the adj
,epeed age Of sighty-oEe yearF.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The Athens (Tenn) POst is authority
for the statement that EE President An
drew johnson gill be a candidate for
Congress in the Eisrt District.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

One orchard in California occupies
four hundred and twenty-three acres,
and has BeVenty-fve thousand fruit
trees.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

General Humphrey Marshall, one Of
KentGeky's most psbls and respected
citizens, died at mis- home in fhst State
on the 2sth .ult.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
-aEEBBlzBEEs. RGzssE4s c.. 80
ASs4s.SaSH ~ I

s1E. q -. guIsssssss:
"DsGz Sri take pleasure in testify.
izg 10 year Press. ] have packed 100
bAlsS e sstGoR ga f. Tks klOeks psTfOER
shsi8szn work q NE lsASSRs, GA& makes
g esBRlets YAshst thSFsOn. The hsB4s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

As | sueesedsd IN getting . patsas
granted me, en- The 10th day Of August,
1870, On Cotton and Hay Presses, and
have nanufscAzred and sold tor ths I&s
seasons pass, ] aOH feel fslly assured thai
can give perfect satisfaction 10 all who
8sy want to purchase - Press. l will
nafactuPs and sch GS~BOliysF, Tenn,
fer 800 cash. aad guarantee each Press
70 work well l will also sell State,
CouDsy and Royalty Rights 81 good
/ tsFHs.
] claim for ny invention over al other
presses this= that ny gripping blocks
used ia pressing are cast 10 solid blocks,
! with steel points therein, which grips the
/ apFight iron bar ~ soon as she power il
| applied, and hOIds fast. A. ssoa - the
power is taken OF the blocks sill slide
down the bar perfectly lOsss, ready for
renewal q hold, . virtue which no other
press has. The steel points mentioned
l can be taken Oot and psf IN at pleasure
| by any common smith in ths couAtTy.
/ The leaVer that l use Is the common
straight ieaYsF, applied iirect 10 the grip
/ ing blocks, which forces the follower
down on the cotton with great force and
1 without friction. The working Of ths
! gripping blocks on main bars forms . cOns
| plets rachel as natural as though they
we're cast thereon, rendering - safe from
clipping. Ny follower is Eua up and
down By rope and Windlass, 80 arranged
- 20 work very easily.
For further infOrnAtiOa spply b Ne,
~ Boliysr. Tennessee.
G. w. SWlNEBROAD
Head Shs believing SSstime-
11aIS:
}. p DsWdy, scent for ny Presses il
kSRphis, writes - follOWs:
"AzNPzIs, THEH., Feb. II, lS77.
'YsuF Presses are bow . sORplsts Bas
ssss. have not had = single complaint
this season, bal, On shS contrary, all are
highly PLEASED, Nad prefer them - al
SthsP haRd pEssSsR."
~AsBBEz1SEs, REESHEAB Co.. P".l
HsbrsAsy. -. 1919 )
Il take pleasure IN tsshfying 10 your !
Press. Il works IS we'll - j want II to, /
AID shssTfulIy 7ssOmmsnd Il to any enc
thai nay UAAt pEesa 10 be EsEke3 By /
hand. have pressed GsRs Gay haIsS On
Il 81 he usgsl sise YsuFs truly
~ 7. ENMHT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
Head Shs TOllOwing SSsEIme-
uialS:

'IYeuF Presses are nOW = sODplSts Sas
cess. have not had . single complaint
this sSasSn. bal, On shS contrary, all are
highly PLEASED, Gad prefer them - al
SbksF b2Ad presses"