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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-10

It is not anticipated in official circles
that the award made by the Geneva
tribuna! will be paid before the expira-
tion of twelve months from the time of
it's announcement, this being the treaty
limit. The money will be paid to the
Department Of State, and as there is now
no law concerning the disposal of it,
legislation by Congress becomes neces-
sary for that purpose. Tie only Official
information concerning the San Juan
arbitration is that decision would be
made early this month.
DEATH. Mrs. A. Finger. wife of Mr..
j. F. Finger, of Wilmington. N. C..
died in this town, at IL O'Clock, last
night. This death is one of peculiar
sadness. Coming to this place to nurse
her husband, who was attacked while on
visit here. she herself sickened and
away from home and its comforts, she
passed from death unto life eternal.
Marion Star.
At meeting of the Newberry District
Monumental Association, the following
gentlemen were chosen for its permanent
officers: Y. j. Pope, President; j. NJ.
Johnstone, Secretary; r. II. Wright.
Treasurer Committee on Design Capt.
D. A. Dickert, L. NJ. Speers and W. #.
Tarrant.
Two colored men, named Spencer aud
Jeter, were overhauled in Snmmerville
township, Union County. on the night
Of the 4th, on charge Of cotton steal
ing. They attempted to escape. we're
fred upon by their captors. and Jeter
was killed and Spencer wounded. The
individuals who fred the shots are to be.
arrested.
a California couple. who were di-
vorced twenty-three years ago. were ro.
Gently married again, having tried seve-
raj other partners unsatisfactory in the
meantime.
Philip Martinetti. long associated with
the famous Ravel Troupe, died in New
York, on Thursday, September 26, aged
forty. eight years.
A smart Buffalo boy of thirteen lately
stabbed girl, argued his own case in
conrt and was sent to Jail for only twen-
ty.four hours.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-10

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Report OF Carolina National Bank.
T. P. Walker-Notice.
Cottage Wanted.
D. 9. Peixotto C Sons-Corartnership.
I. Grieshaber-Removal.
D. G. Peixotto & Sons-Strips, Hams.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-10

0, THAT I WERE BEAUTIFUL! is the
unspoken wish of thousands of women
to whom nature has denied the charm of
pure, fresh, transparent complexion
To crafty this wish, HAGANs MAGNOLIA
BALM was introduced. The cosmetics
OF the day had been pronounced poison
ous 10y the most distinguished chemists,
and it was also found that their ultimate
effect was to wither the skin, as well as
to paralyze the external nerves. The
ladies hailed with delight the advent of
healthful herbal and floral preparation
capable of imparting to their faces. necks
and arms porcelain smoothness and n
tinge like that of the finest oriental
pearl. They soon discovered that it was
"new thing under the sum-" incompa-
rable and unapproachable. Unqnes-
tionably the MAGNOLIA BALM has been
tho great toilet SUCCESS of the present
century.
$1,000 REWARD is offered by tho pro-
prietor Of Dr. PIerce's Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal
it In the cure OF oil severe cases of "Liver
Complaint" and oil diseases arising from
impurity of the blood, as Eruptione,
Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Sc. O1Ott3
A brace OF manumitted citizens in Ap-
ping County. Ga, had little wrangle
about politics, the other day. One had
a knife and the other didn't, and the one
that didn't. when he came out of this dis.
pute, resembled pictorial paper-that
is to sny, he was illustrated with cuts.
A very strange death occurred at st.
Omer, ILL.,. last week. A young man
commenced bleeding at the nose, then at
the lungs, and finally the blood oozed
out of the pores of the skin. In this
condition, he fingered three or four days,
when he died.
Hon. Lewis NJ. Aver, OF Barnwell,
formerly q member of the Confederate
Congress. has recently connected him
aelf with the Baptist Church, and has
entered the ministry OF that denomina
ton. We learn that he is quits an elo-
quent and impressive preacher.
VIM. Morrissey. IL white boy, nbout
seventeen yenrs old, was seriously, and it
is feared mortnlly, stabbed, about 6
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, by another
white boy named John Magrath.
Charleston Ne,os.
It is stated TINT tho iron will be lnid
on the Enterprise Railroad track during
the present week.
A meteor as large as mans head, and
carrying tail 200 feet long, has been
kissing within hearing of the Michigan
ders.
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RUNNING FgR THE LEGISLATURE Tho
Wilmington IN. o. Star, of yesterday.
says:
San intslligent and worthy colored
man, by the name Of Adam Brown. who
has been in the habit of purchasing pa.
pers at our Office for sale qon the rail
roads, informed US, yesterday. that one
Of his colored employees, who hos been
selling papers for him in South Carolina
for some time past, deserted him few
days since, and is now among the promi.
nent candidates for thesSEegislature
Adam says he wouldn't mind the fellows
leaving him if he would pay him for the
last batch of papers he sold"
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The first speech ever made by CO.
lored lawyer in the criminal courts Of
Washington was made on Thursday by
Charles M. Thomas, recent graduate
OF Howard University, in defence of
George M. Jenkins. also colored. who
is on triel for killing his wife with q
mas, says Washington correspondent,
meets with no opposition whatever from
the white members of the bar, many of
whom congratulated him on the distinct
ness and merit OF his argument.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-10

PHGN1x1ANA.- A.-Sohool for scandal-A
Presidential canvass.
Though husband and wife are re-
garded as ono, they often contend like
''sixty."
The way to make hole in your pocket
is to incur large rent.
Was William Penn's pocket handker-
chief the original pen wiper?
A Noah true tale-The deluge.
"Were it as easy to do as it is to know
how to do, chapels would be churches
and poor mems cottages Sich mems pa
laces."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
sPEoIAL NOTICES.

YOU ARE TROUBLED with a bad breath. It an
nOys ysur friends As well as yourself You would like 70
viii ten Use the fragTasi SIZE out it will cleanse
ahd beauty your teeth aud leave your breath pure
BURNETT'S STANDARD FLAVuRING En-
TkACr>-Lemon, Vanilla, &C Charge yosr servants
any Of the pernicous UuPaatable
with which the market Is flooded Burnetts STANDARD
Purest aud best made
THE TERRIFIC DUEL between Prussia and Francs
over thousands Of bstties between Dr slkers
Vinegar Btsrs aud Dyspepsia and liver complaint arr
goiag il every state in the Union The ,ssos Of
such eontests Is never tor one msment IN aoVDt =
esees may last osg=F n so@s Gases Gn IN o,Rsr but
teenth century Invariably trtuuPhs
TO OWNERS OF HORS ES-No ono who has ever
used Dr. Tobias Horse Venetian Lin snt viii ever be
without it certain for colo, taroat cuts.
bruises and old sores Warranted SUPERIOR to any other
Pace, New York.
PRATTs ASTRAL OIL-NOt the ohenpest. bat
safest and beat illuminating on for a@iiy use ever
take are r explode u The la%P Is upset ane bEokss
100. NV York.
! RIsLEYS LINIMENT-of Aruica. Hons, CarbOIic
Acid acts as n.i' ers9 sS'esSaI GsiiRs gh "a.
Neuras IA paiBs eeanses and clean old
where At ATTY esals, Morgan Rsley, wholesale drug
gists. New Rerk, general agsats
| IAIRDS BLOOM OF YOUTH-A most delightful
toi preparation for beauty ing the skin has heea
tabisked over ten years; during thai time ever ont
eatire ssIsfsrtloh. an mperfeetOns. tans
freckes and sunburus, giving the ska youthful aP
Depot Cola street. New 1srk
! THANKS-To the timely discovery ofairs wiuslow'
Soothing syrup the hearts q uapg psrea have besE
ade GLAD b, witnessing the bene hcisl effects "hch hi
remedy fails produce durtug tue critical Ters
OF tuethtRE-
-UARBOLIC sALYE-N Nothing Ike it ever know
before. cuts burns sores wounds etc Ike mag
Physicians speak Of in Of tse highest pra
Prise p UsHts per box JShn y Henry sole prodret9
: s College Place. New Isrk.
PHYSICIANS who have prescribed sVapnta OF Pur
rel Opium other form VI Opium IN their practic
/ CHRI~TADoRO'S HAIR DYE-If all his hsiI
we're AVes Uthe4lo said my great revenge hatn SO
aah Ter them alt, But hair that's gray sandy. whi
OF rcd the ladies have stomach for at At Use Shrfst
gores bye aud the evil i remedie1 hapafactory (
MAIDEN Lane. New York
r iHE RpRESr and sweetest Cad Liver OIL in q
NeEtd 20 Hazard Cswelis sAuds The sezsoore ire
,esh selected fsgs ~ Crssws u azArt c. Of Ne
, zee y = Antoiutoly pure. and sweet Faaents VI
u @Ne nee tskea ~ prefer irto AZ others fhysieiai
hays decided IL sapeT4s any 81 theothsr Gus u q
G uiar = -'--- r
q 5UUNlN's IEdsrous Kid Glove Cleaner Festlz
sotiea gloves equal e sew Tor sale ~ druggists
ssshsy gods dsEisra Price 2s cents Per b0fsle =
q & v tilk 20, New York. pa ...- So ~ .Ell
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
mo. 4S3. r. DO Bill1
In the Chanoery Court of Hardeman
County, Tenn. moi

2, n. Hnddleston, Jr., and his wife Mary
e Huddleston, Jesse ArmGeld, and his
wife Ann Armfeld rs. John r.. Craw-
ford, Administrator Debonis nOW of
the estats-of William Ammons, de-
ceased. Sarah Ammons, John J;raw-
ford, Pitser Miller, Jehn ii. Holmes,
Eirginius Ammons, Matte Ammons,
and Jennie Ammoos IL
1t appearing from the bill fled in this
cause, which is sworn to, that Virginius
Ammens, Matte Ammons and Jennie
Ammons (minor3 defendants), are non
residents Of tire STATE of rennessees 10 81
Therefore, iii is ordered that they each
enter their appearance herein at the
Courthouse II Bolivar, Tennessee. on or
before the first Monday in, April, 1872
1t being rule day Of said Court, ard
plead, answer OF dCmur 70 mplainal.t' :
bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as to hem, and the cause set for
heating ex p4rte -sap
Aud that a copy Of this order be pub
Ii: he'd once a,weAk for four consecutive
weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspa-
pei published in Bolivar Tenn iz''.la
A eOpy-A:ts T. b. McDWEEL, 81
Feb O. 1872 Clerk and Master
Hal 4 Hardin, Solicitors for cbmpiain
ants. er..--rt -. 49,. t4wH
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We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of our fellow citizen, e. w. Swiue~
broad, which appears IN another column
Of this paper, from which it.wili he seen
that his patent cotton presses are giving
the greatest satisfaction wherever used,
and it is now manifest that his invention
ia worthy the attention of those who de-
sire to avail themselves of superior cot
ton and hay presses. Mr.. S. is gentle
man of untiriag energy and strict integ-
rity, and we hail with delight his triumph
in giving to the public one Of the very
best inventions of the age-one that will
stand the test of time and be used by in :
tel!igent and economical farmers aud
planters throught the land A
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

Symptoms Of Catarrah.-lndispo
ton to exercise, ficulty of thinking or
reasoning, or concentrating the mind
upon any subject, lassitude, lack of am
hilton or energy, discharge falling into
throat, sometimes pIofuse, Wa terry, acrid,
THICK and tenacious mucousY purul Mt,
offensive, &c. o. In others a dryness, dry,
watery, weak or inAamed eyes, ringing
in ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
to clear throat, uicerations, death and de
cay of bones, scabs from ulcers, cnnstaHt
desire To clear nUse a nj threat, voice aher,
ed, nasal twang. offensive breath, impair~
ed or total deprivation of sense Of smell
and TASTE. dizziness, mental depression,
loss of appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia,
enlarged tUnsiIs, tickling cough, difficulty
in speaking plainly, G neral debility, idi-.
ocE aud insanity - -a ~ -a.
All the above symptoms are common to
the disease in some Of its stages or com q
pIications, yet thousands Of cases annual
ly tel m nate in consumption or insanity,
aad end in the grave without ever having
manifested one third Of The symptOins
'abpve enumerated
No disease is more common or Tess uni
dersIood by physicians. The Proprietor
OF DR. Sage Catarrh Remedy will pay
500 reward f,r case of catarrh VII Oh
he cannot cure so d by druggist, or send
sixty cents to r V Pierce, A. ID 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, \. Y, for it.
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Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis
are not the only ones t. be dreade. Cans
ker nr dry rot does hot blast ii tree as
suddenly strike Of iahinl, but un-
less arrrsted il destroys it as certainty !;
and IN like manneT cnronic debility, all
though it does not kill ~ith the swi ftuess
of yellow ie'cr, Is as sure to sap the
springs Of life eventually as any acnte
disease, If not checked by inyiaoratiRg
medication. There is something inex-
prcssibIy touching in the spectacle of pre-
mature decay. LaRguor pall"r, emacia1
ton, depression of spirits, and dIsta-te
for exertion, are its ordinary symp toms
and they shouid be promptly met BY tenic
treatment. The best inyigorant and ex~
hiterant that can be administered an a
case Of this kind is Hoste;ter Stomach
liitters The stimulating principle of the
preparation rouses the dormant emery es
Of the sys EN-, and the strengthening and
regulating properties give a ! ornament
and healthful Impulse - the vital forces
thus brought into play. The falling aF-
petite is re-awkeued, the process Of diScs~
ton and assimilation are qalckened, the
quality Of the blood Is improved, the sec
retiuns become more natural and every
organ that contributes Ia the nouTts hmeUt
OF the body undergoes salutny change.
iiy these means the repair of the physi-
cal structure Is effected AMI It's health and
vistr restored. ain ne class Of diseases bn:
the bengfcent operation OF the Bittefs
been more marked and striking than il
those characterized by general debility
and neI vous pr0stratiou. Ladies affected
with these ailments find in tins mos
wholesome Of all tonnes and corrective,
the 81 fest and surest means Of relief 1t il
strong to restore and powerless to injuTe
/ Such Is the uniform testimony of cloud:
| of witness.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

GARDEN SEED, FRESH AND GENUINE -
Va were pleased to see, while in Mem
phis a few days ago, our enterprising
and pushing seedsmen, Messrs. X. b.
Craig Il Co, of that city, sending out by
mail to customers the b6st Of garden
seeds at the low rate of ten cents per pa
per postage free. Mr., Craig tells US his
business has grown largely every year,
because he has taken great care to sup
PLY his customers with none but genuine
and fresh seeds, in full siz ii papers in
a word, in milking M your list for garden
seeds to send to z. G Cray & Go Mem
Ibis, Tenn, aud enclose amount, ten
cents per piper, for the number wanted,
they will send them to you by mail with
OFT delay. rs. s..- tc9 Az
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
PranlEEElalH.

To any one who win get up a club of
FIVE subscribers to the BoLIYAR BULLETIN
for one year at 3 each aad pay the money
down, We will send the New York
Christian Observer free for twelve
months.
And 80 any one who will get up.a club
of ms on same conditions, we will send
as Seaees:5ic american free for one
year
And to any one who will get up club
Of rwEsTY on same conditions, we viii
give Ten dollars in greenbaeks Now is
the accepted time.
And, as more binding inducement,
we viii give any one a splendid Rilcor
& GIBBS Sea0ing Machine who viii get
up club of FIFTY cash paying sabscri-
bsrs to the BorIvAk BULLETIN
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AttacIlgs,enf NotEce.
State Of Tennessee. HaraeasaH Con,

State ct Tennessee, Har9easaH = Cols,.,,,.
/ Before Q. II. Andersen, J. z.
Bailey Macon vs.. Alpha BAILEY
a writ of attachri eht having been re
termed before Ihe IN this cause, levied on
the defsBdaut IS interest in real estate IN
said. eopnty, and al63avit having been
made that tie defendant IS a n6n-rels,i-
dent of the State OF Tennessee, and is
justly iadebtsaJo the phintff, is hereby
ordered that publication be made in the
{ Bolivar, Bulletin for foar consecutive
weeks, requiring the defendant 4 lpha
Bailey, to appear before me at my Office
ia Bolivar on the 9th dav of t'ebr.arv.
!, 1872, and defend this salt. or the same
viii be proceeded with. * Parte. r --s
$780,, G. Ii. ANDERSON. J. =.
Wood & McNcal, Att'ys Tor Piaintif.
s1 Jtnua-v 06 1879 s,itrr g5-lt 7,v#
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

The W Grid does nat sGontainz q Iaedi-
einal preparation which has obtained a
more wide spread ard deserved popuIari.
tv than MEXICAN M6srANG LINIMExr
since its introaHetion to public notice
g1ore than tweatg years ago, 1t has been
constantly used for every kind Of disease
or injury to man or beast which can be
affected by local application, and SO far
as rs propFi-tars are aware, il has not
failed IN single instance After so long
and successful a term Of probation, v be-
will have the hardihooa todeny its pre-
eminent claims TO popular esteem
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
NOTEGE. -

H. BY virtue Of ayeRditioni exponas to me
issued, fr,sn the Circuit Court at the Nov
term, 18Th, ] will sellste she highest bid
der for cash, at she Courthouse in Bolf-
var, on Monday, the 18th day of March
next, one tot IN theEtown of Middlo
ton, Static of Tennessee and County of
Hardeman, being about Of an acre, more
or less, and bhurded as follows On the
north nd east by J. BJenkins' land on the
west by the road running from Simpson -
Ferry to Middleton aud the land of j. s.
jenkins, on the sou, h by D. Septer's land.
Sold as the properly of A. & G. W.
Strickland J j. &EEEY, Sheriff
Feb, 5, 1872. pr 81 NV
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

The Brownsville Bee Of, last week seems
disposed to poke fun at us because we
propose to take country produce in pay
ment for the BULLETIN, and wants to knew
how $3.50 worth Of old Clothes would DO.
We answer first rate fora soap fat man,
bus never reamed that I've was squaring
his books that way. Wear them proudly,
I've, wear them proudly
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
Mo-, r. d. So s.:r
In the Circuit Court OF Hardeman
County, Tenn =.
Petition fy- Diro7ce.
NnncR o. Letner Es- IN. Rl.IIetnar.-

Nancy c. Letner VS.. N. REI4etner.of 8
In this cause, it appearing from the
petition, hich is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANT is non resident of the State, it.
is thereto ordered that n. r.. Iesner
the defendant in this cause 4 make his
personal appearance at the Courthouse
in the town of ,BUlisaF, Tenn, onethe
third Monday IN MaEcb next and defend
said cause. or, the same viii be taken for
confessed as to- him, and set for hearin z
ex parte; - - ?" -.s=
And that copy Of this oder be pub.
lished once week for four consecutive
weeks IN the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspa-
per printed in Bolivar. Tenn. la7s er.,.ir
J. NJ RICH ARDS0N, Clerk.l
january 60, 1872. --g OF ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

at KEAl NEY's NILL.-W c. Duncan
for long time known to our people as
one Of the hes and most experienced
millers in the county is now at KearRey's
mill 90 Pleasant Run, three miles west
of Bolivar, and those who desire corn
and wheat ground to perfection should
give him a call " illiam, watch the
inny tribe closely, and the first "blre-
gill or cog" that founces let US know aud
we'll be there SURE R=y and
Bob 1t say that the "worrums' are
crawling, and that it won't be long until
"piscaiorial snatehers" will bob around
that way.
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En &C., coart At Purdy J:
az! - Diporcs. - =,

-
Nancy Jane Estes rs, John 3, Estes.
In. this cause, II appearing that the
defendant, John b Estes, is a non resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee and a
resident Of the State Of Arkansas, it Is
therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Bolivar Bulletin, newspa-
per published il the town of Bolivar,
West fenneosee, for four successive
weeks, commanding the defendant to
appear at t!,e next term Of the Chaneery
Court, to be held st Purdy on the first
Monday in March, and plead, answer or
damur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed and set for
hearing ex parte.
THOMAS r. BECK, C, & NJ,
McKINNEY Il PACE, Solic'rs.
January 49, 1872. T4w
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Mr,lrHrs. Eehruarn IL. 1859.

Or. VIZ. II Tut:
Sri have been suffering for nearly
two years with a severe cough ard great
difficulty of breathing My weight was
one hundred and forty five pounds and
when commenced taking your Expec-
toraut, was reduced to one hundred and
sixteen. l had tried almost everything ;
had terrible night sweat', | have taken a
half doze bottles. The night sWeats have
left me, the cough has almust disappeare }.
and have gained fifteen pounds 10 weight;
believe it viii cure my cough | recon-
mend it to all my friends. With great re-
spect, W
OLIVER RICL
Dr. TUFTS Hair pye Acts B.stantan
eOuSly
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
Triumph

Nomed.c;ne ever offered to the people
has won for itself such reputation In so
short time, as DIR TT FITS EXPEC-
TORANT Wherever it has been intro
ddced, it has Superseded all other Cough
remedies 1t not only cures she Cou ia
but So throughlg parties the Lungs, thar
nof, aFs of its return need be app elended
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23
DoLIvAn, TExN Feb. %, IS72.
Notice of stockholders Meeting

Notice Of Stockholders Meeting
CEzIcE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAI r.. r. Co,
--ss.. MATER HALLEy. AIss,, FEB - lS32 J
I'ursunnt to the Iuovisi0Rs Of the char
ten and by laws of this company, and in
Accordance with n resolution of its Board
Of Directors this day passed, l hereby
call a general meeting of the Stockholders
of this company, TO be held at this Office
On WEDNESD4I, March 2T, 1872,
to consider and act na the resolutions
this day adopted by said Board, in refer
ence 10 tue execution of consolidated
mortgage Of the road, property and fran
chiSes Of said company, ard the issnance
Of bonds secured thereby, to provide
means fer retiring existing 0blgations
and Indebtedness Of this company, and
for the cxten>ion of its railroad ana
branches thereof a geuel al attendance
is desired. Stockholders attending said
meeting will be passed free on Presenta-
ton of their certificates to conductors.
A NJ. WEST, President
II. p. Nicely, Sec'y. [fe23 ii
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.MuSICI ! MuSIC1

(: SUBSCRIBERS Ia PE
- TERs' Bit-s1cAL hf3STH
sly are gettin-s : the latest
:and best Music Tor two and
.Ehrcs ee1ts 6 R5ese- Every
.snuntsf contains n lzsst1i
5 Hortk 81 'teV aiEEfc. -
aut1srs as HAYS
J. Thomas, az Der Ahzrd.
;Strauss, G5unot PsTsify.
;Abt. kihkei. Fans. etc
: Single Sepirs MAJ ed Tor
:50o. Prizes s. paE ann IN.
: J l. PETERS,
59g Broad say. Ne j urk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-23

DnoKE JAIL-Last Wednesday two
wl,its nen-John oney and R. Todd
CO.. fined in the county Jail, the former N a
charge Of passing counterfeit money and
the latter for breaking into d. /. Wells
& Co.'S jewerly store, wrcnehed of bolts,
bars and locks, and made good their esq
cape Ali this in broad daylight Our
old .rookery of a Jail is not what it ought
to lie. Whenever shrewd. accomplished
rascal Is incarcerated- therein he is sure
{, make his way out None but igroraTt
l.atherheads take board and lodging there
long enough to stand a hearing before
the Circuit Court. Let us have jail in
feet or none at all. When last heard
from the runaways were going west
Why not offer reward for their appre-
hension