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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

,,,.,r friends groan yoxere tue Iesllfss
sng Il d difficult to say which . tne Wo ss
!, s sf ,he professor who has to teacb the If
MI who has to learn, or the peoplse. WIG
~haye 10 listen. But the cause ot music salI
i. fora most OF all. We haveno hesitadon y
.~sayina that the rubbisr-hcaps thns accsififs''
Unto cyery year under the title OF piano
sefor,c music, and which do more ttah Any
.thing to vulgarizc musical taste IN L"s'" N.Y.
/. owe sbeir existence to the unmusicai peopie
.<wbo are expected to play the piano. ny"
very true also Of this country! ,.,
,y,s;e is indeed divine art; but it must u
~ understood before its exalted, endowment
az, ho Known. The mere art to reproduce
.,,a ,,nw rittcn music of the day, or 70 repeast
"hv ear 4, what is heard, will afford an endu-
RING Measure or really intellectual pleasure
neither to those WHO play nor to those VINO
hear. s.. ......ssr. t,.nq. ~. 49,.
The worst feature Of the fashion that
makes music an almost invarisble branch Oh
female education is that it is so soon given up
nv the indifferent musicians, A lady gets
married, and then the piano is finally locked
up until another generation reaches the
drumming age. And there are SO many IN
stanccslin which the money for such educa-
ton can be poorly spared by parents, ana IN
which daughters have before them too pracc-
teal and Woodworking life to be stadylns
merely the ornamental branches OF cducatlon.
A sort of pride and conceit is generated
which subjects many girl to great NORTH
cations and many family to embarrass-
ment. -..r ,..;t.s .~r ..
No condition in life, however, should stand
in tho way of the cultivation Of true genius;
and when cultivated, it is sure to assist
rather than cmbarrass. True learning ana
solid accomplishment arc never affected, and
afford satisfaction to the possessor and the
society in which he moves. 1t is the ever
leading way to elevation and respect.
But where the foundation does~not exist,
it is idle to attempt to build the edlice, and
society, settled down upon this maxim. things
would get along better. False shame would
be abolished, and the native and unaffected
cr,ces would have unembarrassed freedom
What a lovely creature is the sweet and in
genuots girl; she who is frank and confiding;
is not ashamed of not knowing everything
and whose contentment with her sphere
sheds o. grace that makes her and her sex
adorable in every stage of life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

"THE CASE BEING ALTERED ALTERS TIE
CAsE."-The Wing Of Yesterday says of our
State Constitution:
This Constitution, imposed or granted
by the military conqucror, is the sole charter
of rights TO us; we were a suhjugated peo-
pie, at the mercy of the victor, and con-
strained to accept what terms he might die
tate. 1t is binding in whole or not at all
rive use the word binding designedly, for
in speaking of force, constitutional and legal
are not appropriate terms.] 1t is binding in
whole, or not at all. 1t gave us Governor,
Legislature, Judges in vast profusion, and
officers enough to devour tho whole SUBJ
stance of the land. If 1t lie not binding,
each and all of these functionaries, eXecu-
tive, Legislative, and judicial, are intruders
and usupers and robbers"
Will the Wing have the kindness to tell
us how it happens that that section of the
| Constitution which provides for twelve per
cent. interest is not also "binding"? Also,
that section which requires the General AS
sembly to "provide by law sinking FUND"
to be applied solely to the payment and en-
| tinguishment of the public debt?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

The Doc TAx.-Stafford is not very ex-
tensiyely engaged in grazing sheep, yet the
Bourd In that county unanimously favor tax
of some kind, that the few sheep left may not
be destroyed altogether. No sane man, we
care not il he, is the owner of twenty dogs
of most valuable species, would jeopardize
the interests of u whole community merely
to crafty within Of his own if so, he is an
enemy to the people, and a stumbling block
in their road of advancement, and his dogs
ought to be taxed and declared apublic nui-
sance. Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Speaker HANGER In the chair. NO prayer.
THE TAX BILL
was again taken up, the question being upon
agreeing to the amendment Offered by MIR.
FULKERsoN) to strike ont the 18th section,
which levics tax on "the bonded and other
Indebtedness of the cities. counties, towns,
and townships of this State"
Mr.. LoyESsTEIS moved to amend the SET
ton. by adding after estate" the words
"held by citizens of this State" Rejected.
The amendment of Mr.. FuLkERsoN Ito
strike out the 18th section) was then rejected
ayes, 60; noes, 81.
Mr.. DONALD offered all amendment impos-
ing tax of ten per cent. on the gross amount
of all sales Of spurious and other liquors by
retail. and one per cent. on the gross amount
of sales by wholesale.
Mr.. LovENsTEIN moved further to amend
the amendment by striking out the whole
tax on sales Of liquor ut wholesale; which
was agreed to.
Mr.. FITZGERALD moved to make the tax on
sales at retail five" instead of "tcn" per
cent. Agreed to. ... "'.,|
Mr.. LAWSON moved to reconsider the vote
Just taken which was agreed to-ayes, 81 !;
noes, 80.
Mr.. LAWSON moved to strike out five"
and insert "two," which was ruled out of
order, and the amendment fixing the tax at
five per cent,un on sales of liquor at retail
was again adopted. ..... ..-..,.. H.
Mr.. DoNALD's amendment as amended was
then agreed to-aye>, So; noes, Al.
On motion of Mr.. MATHEWS, an amend
ment was adopted imposing specific tax Of
$50 on fortune.tellers." s.r..
Mr.. OFERRALL proposed to add section
imposing a specific tax on junk-dealers.
Agreed to, .
MIR. BUTLER moved to amend the 3oth sec
ton 20 as to make the specific tax on canvas
sers to buy $40 instead Of $50. Agreed to.
The bill was further discussed and amend
ed; after which it was ordered to its en-
grossment and third reading-yeas, ~; nays,
u. Adjourned. --
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DrED,

s41EFSeap8esgasesst ESfsF Sfs
totir MID pd{tiinI Sickness. THEE NENZHLf
aged sixty-three yeafSfa nsyE q Ssrm ~
for the last thirty years Inn, n'
We thy loss most AeGply feH; ~
But tbs God that has teren gs, ss#9
He can all our sosEpNs neal 80
MORNING nc 10 O'Clock from his fesitienSe N0:se
Fourteenth street. The friends OF the famhy
yitsd to attend without further notice t.,
AT the res,depce Of her husband in this ely, on
satrrday mDrniag, MsrEh 5et SASTRss ". " .ge
LEAKING husband aud sir children To- EsQusn thsas
loss. - sas- :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

I 80 ~
A Roman Catholic priest in Cincinnati re-
fuses to. receive contribution Of $50 from a
rparlshioner pc cause lbe was Q tliauordealer.
The Maryland T Legislature has adjourned,
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aEXECUToR'S Il NoTICE.-T The under
Jsigred, executor Of the estate OF Wiliiam MI
ie Deceased would fdfiy request all persons
having ciaiiRs against The estate % present. them,
with proper vouchers Cor payment and sll persons
counts with Mr. Il. D. Eacho at useariye day Is poas-
sbae nc hta otllces MOI fourtesnth ssreee ~ Y
should s2ss ar nc sssaSs y s9en r.
z Il Executor ef ~ William Miller, deOeased.f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

----0 71FNI% GfFiTtpr irfE 1G't3 s7~+r
& G.. 7FLOURNOY, MANUFACTURER
~. oE SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, FRAMES, Man
TT ES, AOULDINGS, CASINOS. BEADS. COR
tue late fire and fitted up with improved nischinery,
am now prepared to exccrtc work at short notice
upon favorable FERNS rs can be had af any south
efn' or northern market, -za----4-----.
Good material and good work guaranteed: -
III " FF7a s85 ~ No. 44d9 Cary street, s''E
sf 5-3m ~ tlssgrHt-.1 f.rl aass. Rtchmoud+ Va
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;-------- --------.--s :. pARTNERsHire:

NToTIcE 10 LADIES mGs aad isSp !i !;
u hest and pos. .sslssS sstns! et6ops, rs''''sa
CIitNEsE, and ssnf sy an Arab 49,,
wholesale p'' ksssI. VIII, sss sIs,s
y oaS,Isis SySs.,a
HpsS9 s s' Wso6b ron ps,ss;sss sss
issS TIE attention q tns I iaai al Hse.
EE ss ssa r sfs s1sS I, s next o SOviaa
M Sre, FRIDAY March 2 ls s fffSLY, nh NV
( Re,NesNDer tef Ten pAaS w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

TN ACCORDANCE WITH MY REPLY
i to the csll of Many Voters y am candidate
for nomination nv the Conservative Convention for
the position or CRY AUDITOR, and respectfully
Z NH 2p-awk !. Il d. Il. HOlSiEh.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

'MoKE WATER l"-Of late We have
heard so much inquiry about "our public
we'll being forever out of order" that
we feel it to be a duty we owe to the fen
consumers of water in our little city to
ask some one 'shigher in authority why
it is SO Is there any very great objec.
ton why We cannot be Accommodated
with at least one we'll where the public
will be at liberty to 90 and join Adam in
a refreshing draaght from the "Old Oaken
Bucket at any time they feel disposed ?
There are plenty of villages less progress.
ice than Bolivar where this want is sup.
piled. We need q public we'll that can
be kept in running order" for more than
one hour at time, 20 that oar business
portion will not be compelled to infringe
on the rights of our private citizens, who
provide for themselves by keeping their
own wells in order, and therefore do not
wish to be eternaily bothered by persons
running in and out of their yards at all
hours of the day for water, and in most
every instance be sure to leave the gate
wide open and give every pet pig in town
q free pass into clover. Try, somebody
whose duty, it is, and adjust this little
matter for the benefit Of US all, inasmuch
as the hot season is approaching, and
(n)ice cool water will be in great de-
mand. .1s-.-.-a .-a..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
What Dyspepsia NAV End In


Indigestion is not dangerous, -ssY the
faculty. Perhaps not in itself, while il
remains mere Indigestion but look ct
the consequences to which is may lead,
and often does lead when Is becomes e
chronic disease A spark of fire is a,snall
thing A pressure of the foot viii pat Il
out; a breath will extinguish,it. Yet It
may fire a powder mill or kindle flame
thGt will consume 8 city. In like mans
ner Indigestion may produce gastritis,
cancer Of the stomach, congestion of the
bowels, apopIexy, liver disease, and many
other dangerous maladies Ii it not Bise,
then, to check it in the germ 2 Nothing
is more clearly and indisputably estab-
lished than Hostetter 8 Stomach Bitters
win seradieate dyspepsia in al its stages.
The true policy, however, is to extinguish
it in the first stages with this Wholesome,
powerful, and infallible tonic and altsrae
tive. It is easier to .quench spark than
q flame, and It is easier to cure dyspepsia
when it is FIRST developed, than when it
has made Roadway By neglect, and be~
come complicated with other ailments.
There is not the shadow Of q doubt that
the bitters are as directly antagopistis to
dyspepsia as water is 20 fire. There are
tHOuSaLuS ol CSl96b Ou EccoEul proving PuA1
fact. The remedy is safe and agreeable.
All the liquors of commerce prescribed
as stimuiants leave a sting behind. Is But
the sting Is taken out Of the spiFituOus
basis of this great remedy by vegetable
medication, and moTeVer, the stimulan
thus medicated is of exceptional purify.
OF all tonics taken as safeguards or RENE
dies for fever and ague, biilious remit
tents, and other ePidemics, il. is the only
ono that can uniformly be depended on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
a. II mo, 4S7, r. D.]5 -.
CREDITOR'S NOTICE

In the Cbance7y Courtof Hdrdeman Col7s-
1lua -t.aa ty Tennessee sTal ! 81
PitseT Miller and V. Nd. Harrington, in
behalf of themselves and the other
+ creditors of the estate of. r g Craw-
ford, deceased vs. the Aofsi,-. s.. ..sriix
and the heirs at law Of L. u CraW-
ford, deceased. a--'s.4 a.., jobs =
9 IN this cause, it appearing that com
plainapts have fled their bill of complaint
in said Court, which is sworn to. in be~
half of themselves and the other credit
ors of the estate of r. d, Crawford, de-
ceased and against the Administrative
and heirs at law Of the decedent, praying
for sale of the lands and lots of
the deeedent, subject TO the widow
dover, and for application ef the pro.
eeeds of the estate of the deceased, real
aud personal, subject to widow SLOWER
as aforesaid and years support, to the
payment pro rata of the debts of the de-
cedcnt: ----
Therefore, it is ordered by the UNDER
signed that all persons interested In the
estate Of said r -G-Graw ford, deceased,
| come forward and exhibit and prove
| their demands against said estate, and
| have themselves made parties to said
bill, on or before the next tsrm of said
| Chaneery Court, to be held at the Court
house in, Bolivar, Tenn essee, on the Sec
| ond Monday in July, 1872, or said cause
viii be proceeded with ex parte
It is further ordered that Publication
/ Of this order be made in the Bolivar
Bulletin, q newspaper printed in Bolivar,
Tennessee, fpr-TOur consecutive weeks.
| a c0py-ARest: Z. y. MCDOWELL,
| Fob o. 1872 CLARK and Master.
Francis Fentress,- Solicitor for eon-
pldinants --i--l s-- 81 T4w
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

PATRoNIZE HONE MEcHANIcs.-No bet
ter advise than is manifested IN tho above
three words was ever given, and every IL
diViduaL who acts upon it helps to build
up aHd improve his town, his county and
his State We refer our readers to the
card Oft A. Osborne, Saddler and Har-
ness maker. which appears in another
column, and nHhesitatingly recommend
him to our people-his work recommends
itself He can furnish you with saddles,
brides, harness, ETC., at lower rates than
any second hand dealer, and of far better
quality. Mr. Osborne is an old and we'll
known citizen, and should meet with the
success in life he so richly merits Trade
with him. -.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

PREMATURE LOS OF TIE HAIR Rsy b eA-
trey ersysRtsd BY ne uis q Burnetts Aas
yEsEons EEeTth - Il a. the saaS ans uAFiyalsdAs =
/ CAsT THEN oTjT-1f tier. are ais..,s, vsi.A a.
serve tAs aaz1s aso1iae, Dyspepsia is % hs. Il
rack! and ts1Es The system Ike ssEi.Sbls esns and
will rot e1Psll it. UaSs il out With DR. WALKERs VIC
!a IITEo4E ss[s = RS iof q inS
tent tonic and altsratiVe .s..f. HfE 3. -Ir"sssI
no LADIES TOILET COMPLETE yUnIsss tAsrs
pzrts tie SGGs ruby FSdssss sssn tss seth
Guiok rival ASbasteF tiRt and seen Is pearls sstn
$4,000 WILL BE PAID for any rene Sy which viii
cure Chr0nis Rhsumatsa. Psins n the LiEabss Back
Cole SPrains aRd Vomiting quicker than DR. Tobissi
Venetian LiHmsEt Stabilized ia ietT. Never Sais
Seld BY the DEuEEiBts Depot 10 Park Plaes n TsEk
.GAR8oLIC. SABYE-FssoH1endsd By ne lssding
PhyssesEs and The Presdeat the New ERIK Board Of
known. GiTss nsssnt roisf % bnras sursssI binds
Ss5eL cuts and wounds and most inyAlpass lalys for
Henry. sSls PrOdrissor. 8 college Place. Sew York
sYAPFLA is oPi4n, Prriasd Of is sisksHisE saa
Cor q Bstshy' ssrsis "diesi eslIsTs mt pssfsst
Saotyns azd soothing OPiass 3ehn Fam Chemist, 6sW
CHRI>TkD0R0-S= HAIR DYE is tho Gsfsst aas
hest soETsess n. bad eject Of iafsrisr dyss vhiis
turS. Factory ss Maiden L aas. Nav York ...-r
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL-SAfsHt and best IIlunI-
The lamp il upset snd broken over 10000 fsiiis Is
continue 70 it and Ased Of description has
ITO. New York .a-- 70. ~ =.
THE PUREST and Exsstest Csd Liver OH IN the
world Hazard UasWsll's made the seashors grom
fIesh selected liEers b. Gnss~sI Hazard c. Of New
York 1t is abtOOtsly PuFs aRe sweet Patients Wh7
have taken iE prefer IL = al others Physicians
have decided it superior any II the other els in the
ua8r kst.
JOUyIN's Indorsus Kid Glove Cleaner restores
sOiled gloves equal to Fer sale BY druggists snd
fancy sssdS dealers Price Is cents per bottle q
WOE &c, New York
RRIsLEYB PHILOToREN IL an established. war
raHtsd remedy for Fanful MsustruatiOn ana equally
Seieat nervous AatidSte in all eases Of hsFTons
ExeitenoRt Stomach aud SlsePlssansss in male Ct fe
male. Sold evoFyEhsrs for 81 per bottle Morgan
hisleY. Druggists, New York, General Age ats.
"A YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE and Besuiif' 1,
Clear Complexion is the desire q everybody This eff
feet is produced by using G. W. baiEds Gioom of
Youth, harmless beRutifeE Of the skin. Viii remove
all disc oorat:0u reeiss and sunburns The ass
this deli ghtful toilet oz cannot be Getects For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers Depot
Gould sire ct, New York. -- ID. .-..-.a -f .ss-.-
MRS wINSLOW'Sz SOOTHING STRUP.-I q re-
heves the LITTLE sufferer frsm pain sures Ni9a CPLio
Requisites Stomach bowels Correets Acidy sad
during the process Of Teething sc is nVAuabS FER
fetly safe in all cases. millions Of mothers ca testify
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

FEVER AND AGUE cured for hfty esnts There ia
Temsdia l agent IN this world that will Fever
and Agae and all other malarious, bilious. scarlet ty
phoa. yellow, and other Fevers (Aided by RADW AVS
PIhIt5.l Sc quick RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Fifty cents per bottle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
PAIN DR.. ;. BzADExHED's
FEMALE REGULATOR

'sWomanls Best Friend,1'
VIII bring on the Menses when they
have not been established, also when they
have bean suppressed from unnatural
caases win cure rheumatism and
Neuralgia Oh the back and womb VIII
cure painful MenstruatiOn, and relieve the
head, back and loins of those distressing
pains and aches. Will check memorials
ria or excessive Aow." VIII cure
. Whitsse and falling of the womb, when
it is the result ofrelaxatien or.bad hsalth
1t Is as sure a cure IL all the above
diseases as duinine is IN chnis and fever.
Ladies, can cure themselves of all the
above diseases without revealing their
/. complaints to any person, which is always
mortlfyins to their pride and mOdesty
!. 1T is recommended aud used by the best
physicians in their private practice
!. : For history Of the above diseases,
certificates of its wonderful cures and di-
rections, the reader is referred to the
wrapper around the bottle. Mana!ac-
tured and sold BY si- 1----a s,--
fiTI ,Eas BRADFIELD q Co,
.sJii - bass vas 10 .~l-1 Atlanta Ga
Sold by all druggists. Price sIL50.
"a
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

the same way that the iertilizing, agents
spread over the meadows stimulate th {
grass roots and cause The blades 10 sBring
up in sDyriads, coating the earth vita
xerdure The inyigerant beat adapted to
rthie purpose il. LIONS -KATH4IRox. Ii
may well be called the fertilizer of the
head. To the barren scalp it communi-
Gates vegetative power If the hair is
dropping out or becoming dry and With
cred it arrests the process Of dilspida-
tion or blight The hair thickens and be-.
comes glossy and dexible under It's genial
operation, and as q dressing it is uuap-
preached by any preparation that has yet
been laid Oh the toilet of Fashion
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

II. R. Alternately, Esq, Director of the
Memphis and Knoxville Railroad for Nc
Marry county, will commence through
canvass of that county for subscriptions,
beginning at Camden, to morrOw,th the 10th
instant From private letter from Capt.
Abernathey We learn that considerable
conditional stock, in land aud money has
been secured by him for the road, and
chat the prospect is Frightening every
day. Let the people of McNairy respond
literally to his call, and the enterprise
will be complete.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

SMALLPox-We learn that this terri
BILE disease has broken out on the north
side of Ha chic, and that in one family,
the Wigginses, who live on the PuFdy
road mile or SO east of Squire Forts,
that there are two cases, and that the
disease has also appeared on Glover
Greek. IL will be remembered that Mr..
Rufus Virgins, who was the first person
upon whom the disease made its appear
ance, died few days ago. Our people
cannot be too careful, and should see
that vaccination be made thorough and
complete.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

CIRCUIT CoURT March Term begins
next Monday, 18th inst Judge Flippin
having been called to Nashville on inn
portant business, His Honor, Judge Jas.
Fentress, will preside until the former
Eentlsman's return, which, We learn,
will be about Wednesday or Thursday
following. Jurors and witnesses must
however, be promnt in their attendance
as the absence of Judge FIinnin win il
TO wiso retard tn, regular business o.
the Gut
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
READ THIS.

1 will pay in cash the highest znarket
price for Dry Hides, Green Hides,T Mink
Skins, Coon, Skins, Chickens, Eggs, But.
ter, Beeswax, TaBow, and All kinds Of
Country Produce. I also want cattle and
sheep on foot, for which viii pay good
price. Call and see me before selling
elsewhere. O. A. SWINEBROAD,
Next door to the BuIJctj5s Office. south
side &c the public square. so mefEfsk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
The Great Bair Producer -Hair Oils

The Great Bair Producer Hair Oils,
Pomatams and Pomades have had their
day. They belong to the musty past.
Nobody that understands the chemistry
Of the hair and the philosophy of its
growth thinks of using them. Instead Of
clogging the pores of the scalp with thick
onguents, and thus obstructing the in
sensible peTspiration which is essential
to the health Of the fbers, we now tone
the surface Of the head with an invigora,
ting application which psnetrates 70 the
roots Of the hair and stimulates them in
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15

A., AiARM-An alarm offrs was souadsd
last evening about four O'clock, ocea-
siOusd by the burning out of q chimney
in Wood = MeNeaFs Block. Although
,eensidsrable smoke vas seen and q dead
of excitement .cFeatsd, no damage was
done. Let rs have the Hook aud Ladder
Company. Il may be needed in sarnest
az any alma ~ ti4 ~ tHa .I1GI =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-15
Memphis & Charleston
gssa99 RAILROAD


TRAINS ARRIFEs AT ANE LEAVE NHHPHIS
AS FOLLOWS:
Il Ia ~ e.s 1L-l- gARRTVE DgRART .
Ehrough hA1-pAILT-.... .....--.l2 IS 10 ~ =
Express IEaias Do A--.s..-.--. 10 i5 n y Oh
kPEClAL-On SuEbATs train leaves Grand June-
tiSa ~ s 30 .. n, errixtzg ia Memphis 30
sad rreturna. esaFiRE AsRPhiE 30 "a, arriving az
ThFeHsh HAL eeansets e Grand JuEsioa vita trains
sf Bolivar and Jaskson Tenn
A. DsoasuF. fSr AtAsAs. FuIsaki. Ala. 1CslaEbia,
Haahsills, sts. -.--..- t go -. ~
AZ ChatAaOeEa, nall trains SSansst for 5azs POiuss
as EzPruss Trsfhs3 rrEEf.rE.. ---I--F :
BaEEaEs checked through. q
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