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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

would take place in the Beecber-B -Tilton
case. The Brooklyn Eagle Of the same date
publishes the following card from Mr..
Beecher:
To the Editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle.
In long and active life In Brooklyn 1t has rarely
happened that the Eagle and myself have been in
accord on questions Of common concern 70 our
felow-citizens. am for this reason compelled to
acknowledge the unsolicited confidence and regard
Of which the columns Of the Eagle Of late bear tes-
hmony.
have Just returned to the city to learn that ap-
plicalion has been made TO Mrs. Victoria Woodruff
for letter Of mine, supposed to contain informa-
have no objection to have 'tH the Eagie state, ate
in any way IL deems 1T, that Ms. Wood
hull, or any other person or persons, who
Possession, have 's my cordial consent S to publish
them. In this connection, and at this time, will
only add that the stories and rumors which for
come time past have been crcu ated about me are
grossly untrue, and stamp them in general and
In particular as utterly false. Respectfully,
HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
There were thirteen deaths from cholera in
Cincinnati on the 90th, and eight in Nashville
There were also reports of the cholera in st.
Louis, but all the cases resembling that disease
could be traced to the use of impure well
water, imprudent diet OF dissipation. There
was no alarm in the city, nor was there any
apprehension.
The following is the public debt statement
July L:
six per cent bonds ST. 2s1, ,23S $50
Five per cent. bonds s........,....... 414,567,300
Total coin bonds. ds................ $1,695, ,S0o $50
Lawful money debt. 14.676,000
Matured debt. bt........................ 81, ,929 40
Legal tender notes. 356,0 967
Certificates OF deposit. ................ 3l,130,OOC
Fractional currency. cy................ 441g9,365
Coin certificates. es..................... 39460, ,00C
Interest. a., ,356, ,65I
Total debt. s., ,27b, ,S39, ,644
Cash in Treasury -
COln. s...sss's-s.''..''.s''F ols1Ot,4O-
Currency. ...................... ,52G
Special deposits held for redemption
of certificates Of deposit as provid-
ed by law. aw......................... 3l,75O,OO(
Total in Treasury ..............$ 129,020,93l
Debt less cash in Treasury ........ $2,147s1S,71S
Decrease during the month. h.......... 2,145,15!
Bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railroad
Companies, interest payable in law .
ful money, principal outstanding. $6462 OC
Interest accrued and not yet paid 193S,1O5 81
Interest paid bV United States $1S 500 $50 *
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

SUDDEN DEATH We regret to chroni>
Gle the death Of J W. Shinault one of
our oldest su. scribers Tie sad event
took place at his residence near Hickory
Valley, last Monday night, about nine
o'clock. Eeeas d was ID apparent gesd
health during the fore part of the day,
and went out to look after some cattle,
was taken with a chill, then commissions,
and as soon as the latter passed off his
spirit fed to the Great Unknown. Mr..
Shinauk had been drinking freely few
days preyious to his death, which fact
may in some way account for bis sudden
demise. He was about 81 years of age.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14
Brownsville, Bolivar and Middleton
Railroad.

At the last meeting of the Chsncery
Court. the following named persons were
appointed Commissioners to solicit SUBJ
scriptions for tho above road in Harde>
man county: Rev. VIM. NJ. Norment
Col J b. Franklin, Major +. z. Men cal,
John ]. Jaeobs and Needham Simpson,
1t is absolutely necessary to have har,
mony Of action and that we should have
enough stock subscribed-to wit $1,000
per mile-in order to obtain charter al
the special term Of the Chancery Court
to be held on the Ali Monday in March
next at Bolivar. We cannot consolidate
with the St. Louis aud Cairo, Brownsville
and Ohio or Ship Island and Ripley Rail
roads until we are chartered. ~
So that each Of The Commissioners and
friends Of this railroad viii meet, at tht
Court. house in bolivar, on The first Mon
day in March, 1873, to consult about tn
subject Let every one be oertain to at
tend. Distinguished speakers are ex
pcctcd to address them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

JUST So-C Coffee was discovered in
Abyssinia by wand ering Arab about
the middle of the fifteenth century, and
the Mutt Of Arden, in Arabia, called it
cahuah, which, in the Arabic language,
means force; but never from that day to
this has mortal man quaffed a finer de-
coction Of the berry than we are now
permitted to enjoy, through the kindness
of Geo. II. Dugan, who presented US with
several pounds of genuine Moco last Sat,
urdaY evening. He has plenty of the
same sort on hand.
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Free 60 80 60 Lono.a


Atthe last 'anuary term Of the Gouns7
Court that honorable body agreed t,
issue warrants TO she amount Of Sc 600 II
payment for the bridge, toll hoase, lsves
and right Of way beionging to tie afessrs
Moore sWl9enevsretile sun Of $4,000 was
secured 81 --pHivate subscriptions the
price asked for the property being S. l0.
| Shortly afterwards the subscription ASKED
/ for was obtained, and we learn that the
Messrs Moore have received a part Of
the money thus SECURED, and on yester
day one weehago. The 9Th inst, they ex~
eeuted a desaof Conveyance to the county
isco9ering all their rights and privileges in
and to The property bat as yet have not
been placed in possession Of The warrants
for $4,000. owing to the fact that !
little MISUNDERSTANDING exists about the
way in which she order for the same IS
wOrded, it having been drawn up ii rather
a hurried manaeE 81 reads WheB
the sum 81 Sc, 600 Sd II have been. secured
! by subscription, then this Court shall is
sue warrants to the amount of Sc, 060, Psor
words to the same effect; when, It is con-
tended by some, it should have made it
obligatory upon the Cbairmqn of the
Court to issue, ETC. alt is not our -nro>
vince to discuss the technical points ia
volyed, beeeaR plainly see that il was
the determination of.the Court to act in
good faith and comply with the usual
course pursued in such matters, aud have
no. doubt but that at the next Quarterly
term the order win be 50 worded as to
sa isfy the most exacting.t The idea was
buy all the rights to the property vest
ed in the Messrs Moore and establish,
now and forever, free crossing over
Hatchio river on the Bolivar and jackson
road Nothing less, nothing more, vas
thought Of, save a sure and speedy way
TO raise sufficient fuads to pay for the
same On the day the deed was exc cnted
the bridge was throwp open.to, the pub,
lie, and DO charge for crossing has been
made since
VIC are apprIsed OF the fact that few
fhaIeontents are endeavoring stc create
reaction il the minds eff someo Of the
members of the Court who voted in the
affirmative when the question was before
the body IN January, and are rather
hopeful Of having the contract annuIled. +
Should such be the. case, we cannot shut
our reportorial eyes to the outlines Of
troublesome law suit and happy time
among the lawyers. There is free cross
ing over Hatchie river now, but how
long it Is to last we. do not presume to
say, and can only console ourself with
the hope that no trouble will arise and
that the County Court viii not undo IN
April nexs what it did in January last
An honestrnan never bubbles about "ifs
or ands, and as the Quarterly Court of
dardeman county is utterly untainted
with anything bordering upon dishonesty
it is not likely that its members viii be
led into says that are dark and tricks
that are vain.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14
10 small - in Bolivar.

During the present week We made
diIisens search 10 all parts of cur town
for case Of small pox, and after worry>
Ing aud. fussing ourself almost to DEATH
about5the "yexed question and an inter
view with one Of cur leading physicians,
had TO give it upsas a fruitless suudertabl-
ing, aud it really affords uB pleasure to
sag that not u single case of the disease
has. occurred in or about our town since
the war, all reports to the contrary not
withstanding- The case which fingered
fora day or4twe ihAa baxl ear nearJthe
depot1dst week came from Memphis, and
is now far removed from his vicinity.
Persons at a distance need have no fears
Of visiting Bolivar esther on business or
pleasure, as the prompt aud efficient
measures adopted by the County Court
and tie Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
haze efTeetually cut OF from our doors
every trace or semblanee of The disease.
Thanks to the mercy Of an All Wiso
Irovidence, there is no small poz in
Bolivar.
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DEATH OF w, d. MAsS.-It becomes
our painful dutY to record the death of
William David Mask, which sad event
transpired atthe residence Of his father,
DIR, J. NJ. Mask, in this place, 90 the 10th
instant, at 81 o'clock, p NJ, Of meningitis.
aged 20 years, one month aud Eve days
1t is useless for as to attempt pen por4
trait of the deceased. lie was.loved aud
respected by all who knew him, ana bis
untimcly taking off has causel many
heartaches and tears to flow from host of
friends. We sincerely sJmpathisa with
his kindred in their sad bereayeraenb and
extend to them cur heartfelt condoleupe
"Tears are but mockery-mourning on e
so gifted,
Grief fer such souls should silent be
and deep -,
And yet, alas such saddened thoughts
sweep DER nae,
That our full heart viii turn aside and
weep.
We mourn With yOU, dear ones, By him
so cherished
No word Of cheer can mortal now i'm
part;
But tho sweet promise Of blest reunion
Where kindred spiri never more can
part.
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PaF1fcuIar NofEce.

Call in at 7. c. MeGuire' s-PowelTs
corner-and get your fine drink, cigars,
etc. >. 3. Muse viii be pleased te meet
you and viii take pleasure IN waiting
upon you.
/, Also, can at T. c. MoGuire's store
Lightiert's new building-and get your
staple and fancy groceries.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

DoS'r Do ITO grasp fellows left
arm or shake his left hand moderately
brisk now a-days in Bolivar won't begin
to do. The boys have all been vaccinat,
ed ard are breeding the biggest crop Of
scabs ever put on record. Don't shake
fellow when you meet him don'tl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

Two MoRG SUDDEN DEATHs.-Last
Monday was, indeed. gloomy day for
our town and county. Death came quickly
TO more doors than one. MiIlie Smith.
colored, who lived at Primas Miller's,
was up and about in the morning, aud By
ten o'clt OK al night her soul was ia the
spirit world, We did not learn the dis
ease Of which she died, as there was nc
physician attending her
The same night, little. daughter of
Jesse McSeal, colored, died from nenin-
gifts or inflammation of the brainto spinal
chord
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14
So WING aMAOHINE.

We wish to inform the public that We
have the Agency for The best Sewing Ma
chine in the market. and the only one
really "First Class, ior less than the cid
monopoly prices .r- d.
tits no experiment to buy "Wjlson''
and we guarantee satisfaction. We re-
fer with pride to every ownero of q evils
son" in Bolivar and vicinity. lv=i IsTsH b
REMEMBER the fact that Won can
not afford to buy a Sewing Machine ber
fore examining the "Wilson." Nor can
you afford topay $50. extra for longer
credit than six months. asls
OUR. TERMS viii enable any one 20
buy. Call nd see machines ataur. store.
Il S. HARDY & son.
aug 10 mo Bolivar, Tenn.
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services every Sabbath. at Io55 A. 81 aua Pm
H. tae Rev J W.ATkINSON.
SABBATH SCHOOL at - a. n.
Staging sabbath School scholars every SUNDAY eve
Hfng ~ 2la 0'eloeS Prayer Meeting every Weduss-
fav nsghs Choir meeting every FRIDAY Eisht Regular
tsnrs messing FIRST Weans sday night in mouth
u Gang Mems prayer saectiag every Monday night.
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Rautist Church

Services Second and Fourth sabbath in easS month.
a. lo3f :. y. and =. 81 by thc Rev w " kONE,
SABBATH SCHuOL as SO a. %.
SiusinE ayeTy SATURDAY uiEnt aad sunday eTcnings
Praye AeetiaE every Tues2ay night,
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CHEAP.--Bolivar only levies a tax
$40 per annum on tipping houses.

CoTToN-H'rom the LIST day of a ugnst,
1872, to the 8th day Of February, 1873
3,76S bales Q cotton were shipped from
Bolivar to Memphis, New Orleans aud
other points.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

The 18th of February seems to be on
hand regularly each year, but S. Yalen-
tines Day is about done with, 50 far as
Bolivar is concerned No valentines in
sight; no, not one lf1
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14
NEW ADVERTlsEMENTs.

The advertisers 5eLo10 refer you TO The
/ tl5Lishsrs of this paper as regards their
perfect reliability, and sUhe'l a0zit5Hg u
them, please mention yoH san their AdUez-
+;so,,1e5zt Ia f6Ee qgreg.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

NEw REsrAURANr.-MIL Daniel, aA~
sisted By his wife Venie, who, by the
way, Is one Of the best cooks in the town
and serupiously clean about every thing
she handles, has established restausaht
in the two story frlme bGIlding a few
doors south of Mask s. Seas store, and
propases to furnish meals at all reasons
able hours to these desiring shs same %
short notics and at the lowssi PossiBIa
rates for cash, Mjn AMI his wife are
colored people and have the oonedeaes
Of at who know them, being Soar. in
telligeut and accommodating in al
things We wish then, success, and can
say to the hungry tina. Aiill and Yenie
feed ss good as aay' BODY in their inc Of
busincsJi e ~ sR @ ESQ. e
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NOTICE

The following articles are always kept
put up ready for sale, and we wish it dis
tinetly understood that our medical prep
erations are put up for the sick from
good material, and not second or third
class adulterated medicines which are
sold only because of the profit on the
Bottle or Package We viii give advice
to any person at all times in their. use.
Our business is selling medicines and as
such, we have educated ourselves to our
pursuit .r- saret
We have full line of he following:
Caster OIL, I.audanum,
Sweet Oil, Paracoric,
Turpentine, Hive Syrup,
Ess. Peppermint Tinct Iron,
Tinet Nitrate Of Iron, Quinine, a-
Cream Tarter, ChlOFo form,
Soda. Blue Mass,
Dovers Powders, Liniments,
.- Couch Svrun, Pills, @
Oils and Ointmenfs, Powders
Family Receipts and Physicians Pre-
scriptions correctly prepared. with the
very best medicines Can and see US.
Respectfully
J. H. LABWILLL
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With the New Patent Futon Eo.e Worker
Patented June 9th. 1871.

With the New Patent Futon Eo.e Worker.
Patented June 9th, 1s7i.
NEST wonssi fnI ani elegantly constructed SEWN
sss the STRAIGHT Eye Pgiated Needle ef Feed and
Iirht Ruaifg saoata I'd noisei.ss Use ali rogd an
priced IaaehiHes- Has Patent Cheek t. prevent the
direct froI I'll SPOOL Makes the Easic Look stitch;
Cauest ad strongest stitch kaon) arm durable close
sesiTfoas Of tread Tbs Nae,ips h be4Ti cd a.
chine beinz mads alike by machinery. aud beautifully
times. and Practical, Scientific, Mechanical InYsR-
A Coed, Cheap. Family Sewing Machine at last. The
first and only success IN producing valuable substan-
IRENE low price reaches competitions Ia simplicity
and strength adapts il e ~ eApaefes while IL HaHy
creates rapid demand.
IT IS ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED.
81 can eheerfulty confidently recommend is use
70 those who are wanting really goSd SEEING Aaehine
8Irs.J. P. WILsov, Rutherford Park, Bergen Co.
Pic, Of each hIaehins. Glass A. .'oss.- trarrsu-
sxiures sn4 ezsryth ing eenplsto bsoayag 70 IT, in
ending sen Ihz-afl"s Needle, packed "a strong
b. exprese free o. further charges OF rec-pt I'd ris
ouly Five Dollars safe d-Iivsry raarraatesd MIA
each Mcghiaoc VII sens, receipt Of 81 extra the
HUTTON DOLE WORKER.
One II the most fport-nt sad useful sver Of ts
age - sa7plS ana certain that child work the
bsautiful.
Special Terms, aad extra Endorsements to Male aud
Female Azents store Keepers. &c who viii estb1If4 d
4EeEeies through the couat-V and keeB our e~ 81
Cd Inc EUli5Hoz ani SAFE. C8unty Rsrlfz rires ID
agents free Esnta caalui1te oufat f1-rf.t
Vith9utauy extra charge SasfiEs % esnz descris-
tive circulars c0utalEtns Terms TestiusniaIs "a
cravings. SC, &C.
hGI-ICT LTCEAL IMPLEMENTS
Latest Parents ana la FrsvsnentE tor the Fam zr4
Gargeu- M0H ars fsa2Fers. tnltfVatHrs
fdrross arm n 4f, FsaserE Z lrrssters lrashers
ana at articles aeedet flr Farm work. Pare S-sSs Ia
large variety AsrwaT Oats. The 1E-f5I ssrif-l~-
ing Eg5rtian Cora 81 Per hEulrs1, &c.kc. al uliuey
seas 10 FEET lses dees7 Orders, Registered f8sttsrs
DTatisr or - Eress. Nill be a. risk are us-
feetg sssars- safe delivery q ali our eofs arraa-
/ tesf-
An cid and rcsp0as5ie ra that sell tas best 3di
e lowest price and san y relied spon by sE rea4cTs
Il Farmers Jsurnai. New York
4 Address orders
JEROME p y DsDN 90.
! e1rBcr irscnu ich ami CORTLAND 81 49, Yg~k
l.L..--l
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9oqaI Afairs.

B2@ No transient or Legal Advertis
nent Published until paid for
p2r Subscription money tS2) must be
paid in advance.
Be- No attention viii be given anoug,
nous Communications ~
ES- We viii thank our friends for all
local or neighborhood items.
BsG~ One cross mark on the margin Of
the paper means your subscription has
expired; two cross marks means pay up
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

heirs Of John Kennedy, deceased J n.
Morgan, Guardian of Matte E d Lake
,. g SPinks, guardian Of T. O. anlsI y.
Iake; William Rust guardian Of lIeze>
-kiah Farriss = w Wilkes, guardian Of
A. E. j. and T. A.5sammons; HendIey
Stone, guardian oftbe heirs Of p r and
E F. Stone; Whitson Macon, guardian
of JosePh Doyle =
Fanny n. Hoidfor was qualified as
guardian for her minor children
Cullen Strickland was qualified as
Guardian Cor Job and Josephine Strieks
ylnnd, who are deaf and dumb
a. O., Prewcttwas qualified as admin
L :.L...a G n L - 1--l
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

SATISFACTORY -nAa We hear Of no com
plants from planters concerning their
ability 70 secure farm aborers, we pres
sumo the NEGROES in Hardeman county
are disposed to DO what is righb-Eo to
work aud make an honest living IH3eed,
the darkies hereab0uts are exceptions to
the race generally, and ovinee spirit Of
thrift and forethought seldom manifested
in other localities
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Commercial Hotel.

Between FRONT and MAIN,
on. JEFERS0N,r9
CONVENIENT TO SHEET CARS
Memphis, aI.a Tenn,
Ills House having been thoroughly
renovated and reftted, the ProprietOrs
are prepared to receive Guest in the best
style, extending them every comfort,
convenience and accommodated. The
Office, Reception Room and Bar Room
are now on the first floor, 1t is central
" located, in The very heart of business,
convenient to all the Railroad and Steam
boat Offices, and but short walk to the
Steamboat Landings. -1Eolu fEt ato1
Our table is supplied with the best the
market and our vegetable garden affords,
and in the Dining Room you win be
served by polite AMI attentive walters.
W. Patronage is Respectfully
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County Court.

The following is a synopsis of the bust
ness transacted at tho February term
Order FOR election Of magistrate in
District No. 8.
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zsf Commissioners were appoiated to set
apart one years provisions to Mrs Lu-
cind" Finger and Mrs Paralee Cooper.
a number OF inventories. accounts,
sales and setlemen's were approved by
the court and ordered recorded.
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TERMS VERY MODERATE.
GElurCh DfrectOrV.
Presbyterian Church.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church

Services IS follsvs :-I7i-sc Sabbath in each mont
BY Rev. DR.. EsTELLE. Third sabbath b. tne Rev
VIZ. 81. NoRMENT-
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Only One Change 0f Cars f-om ctiro 10
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Fails
Buffalo, Pntsinrgh, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York,
Boston and all points East r
MiIwaukge, Janesvilie. Madison, -.
La Crosse, 1t Paul & al points North.
This IS the only direct roste ts
Decatur, bloomington, Springfield,
Peoria. Quincy, Kcokuk,
Burlington, Rock islan1, Ia SALE.
Mendoza, Dixon, trecPori,
Galena Dubuque, Sioux City,
Omaha and all points Northwest
Elegant Drawing room Sleeping Cars
on all night trains
Baggags checked 70 all important
points. ss ~ Tz# ~ aa.a Z
For tickets and infor mati0n apply 1T
J. e K Il Depot at Cairo on board the,
transit steamer between Columbus and
Cairo, and Al the principal railroad ticket
Offices thFsHghoat the South.
t.-.- a. MITCHELL.
General Superintendent Chicago.
W z. JOII NStJN,
General Passen'r Agent, Chicago
feb7 ~
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Board of Aldermen

Board OF Aldermen.
At the last meeting of the Board, the
corporation license on retail liquor dealers
was, on motion of r. S Hardy, reduced
from $50 to $40
Mr. Hugh Davis, sr., asked to BE- res
leased from the payment Of tax on notes
for land soldin Mississippi. The arplica-
ton was laid over til next meeting.
DrzJ, w. Neis5 was relieved from
the payment Of Sc tax. -e- asa.
Newbern y Statlers account for 81 s.
was ordered pad.
The account ofRober5 Ilnan Tor SO so
was ordered paid. o
Two accounts in favor8f George w.
SAests Tor SD were ordered paid.
& The conmittee appoiated to investieate
the cost Of street lamfs vas allowed
further time to report.
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srn Railway Security Co
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The LIIQHiHg g1ardilns renewed their
bonds; A he Ksnnedy, guardian ofztlse
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nTenaE

South
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CHANGE OF TINE.
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Mississippi Central 3. r.
Memphis aad Nashville
u..L SHORT LINE
Via McKE% NTB!.

q. PAssENGER TRIMS DzfLYf aao
'i-- isI.-sro BIenFhis.-----4 I5AH 1875 faar-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-02-14

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