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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

8abnFnniger, Wamen8 Shielos, init lauter
Stimme ,MorO" idlrie G5 beiin0eu ijf bort
au9enblldlib brei g8abuiiuuige, Elm 28eiber
mo suet Tarbi9e. @iuer Der 2sstereu mei'
CERT lth, Spelie Su Fd) III nebmen uuo Uers
brln9t btspclleu ein oocr ;lpei Gage Ohue it,
geno @ttoaS III eiien. @r brlngt ben 9r0bteu
Ebell iClner 3clt I'M @ebet iu.
- gStc man bort, begaben iid) uorgcfsrn
erH Yaar Iun9e Aopotaten bon gSaihm9ton
nod Al,Ganoria uno itCateu cine 9euaue
8urdiuhung beS "Buzzard's roost" an, oe8
0auieS, i'll meld)em Der mutbmaBidle M0rrer
9abn'a, Qeurp Houng, alias 28iQiam8, 0e.
mobnt bat. goung bate ibuen geiagt, er
hate BORT gClo uerbOrgeu, mn fh ibrer
0teuite iGr ieiue Sertbeloisurg Su otrEhcru.
Natiirlidl batten iie ibre Otube umionit.
= Charles 2Srtgbt, ein juuger Wtauu I'M
0tcnltc oc8 {0rn. Brlce, zines Yier0euunle.
theirs, muroe am 3. 6ebruar megeu tbdtliten
Nn9ri6eS aui Den gteger Charles Sudiou Der.
baItet, uno Oa II cine 8itrgidait uon $500
nl6t Su Itelleu ptrmOdte, in'8 9tiGnQuiB Qez
ldjdt, I'M oa5 Heilltat Der 8Crnuu6una
5adion'S Qbiumarten. Sin d3tlider Berid)t
glug gCItern elm, Oemiuiol9e Der 3utan0 oeS
8crmun6een iebr bs0entlib ieiu ioQ, uu0
'A'Et pkINlulbtbF UuD VIZ ~CtkluuNUuuH tlIItN
t0otlIden Gusgaug nsbmcu weroe. ,Su 2lus
betratt Oieie5 3cuguiiics bat i'm Der Iidter
2Srlgbt 81 elmer ic65m0d)eutlide @eIangs
nlBltraIe peturtbcilt, ual lu5piidlen Sa5 0(C-
lultat Der Srmunoung abjumattcn.
- 6rau Or. Bope murOe gelteru all ber
4'SruBe aus eircm Subrurte 9eihlsuoert
uno erAtelt Crbebiide SerIeguu3cu.
- 0r. s. 9ycdl5ler, lett ldulercr 3eit ais
4n5fopier am uSmitbOuian Suiiitute" oil.
gereut, ltarb am Ditttnod in iclner g8ob.
nung al Der Z. SraBe.
- 9r. garner UOn g9aibingtou fam Dor
elntgen &agen bel etuem glieubQbnuniaQe III
Suluoi5 um'5 gebeu.
- gHdbreuO ST. Darius geiteru NorQeu
nm Il llBr Ole 20sUen III Der 6Orspaugb' idlen
Utenagsrle aus Cinem GdHJe IN cen autereu
iu tretben Oerlutte, tebrte etntr ouielben iid)
gegen i'm uuO iUbrte NIT eluer Gage einen
SAIag mad 0ru. Darius, oer. Dem 2cbterCn
einc 9eidbrlthe g8unOe am Sopie beibradte.
Ginen 3wetten glngriii untcrlteB OaS 8bier.
- @eltCru mmocu orel @rtranrungeu all
Den Slattcru bel Der Sanitdt8 8tb0l0e oil.
9cSei9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

&. COURTNEY & Sruoer,
Ssr. IA, SfDrb Sbarlesftraee,
gde Der lsapetteiross.
gBir MAIDEN Gui uniereu rsidbaltisea unb aHortIr'
ten 8orratb pon
Ggampagner,
Rbeiuz xs eiuen pom Der feinifen q naiitar'
Sberrpz, Yprtz unb Waoeiras WeInen,
Branntpsin,
Gamaifd Nun,
Scotd, ssbisfep uno
6aDanna= Stgarren
or,msr,som. pslde aue Swei gBo6en per Sewpfst
mninnnsn unb i'm 9isinsa 3u &ngroBs sBteilen psrS
tGuft DerceH.
feinen Sbee
uno
uussswablts 9rUesriez ssaaren fur camille.
cusirios Moenteu bes berii5men lubbouie reiz
Nm III Sen zg8btstep. tSeSl312VftD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Baltimore
fir 9n(urdnre ghlre,

5iiomsa.gds pon Souths une DateriiraBe.
D,,, gsisaibdit uelIitbert iortnGbreub sessn Yer=
ia, o6tr 6paDen purh Braneunelui fouobl in Der
asta6t asl n,s in eGnpe, one 4risn BON sisentbam,
S%,TbIu ,Yrooutte, Diobelr, Sdus 9erdtb ld1ten,
in BAN besriffsns ooer i'm Saen IN eaouns oeFnSz
Iipe SabrSeu9s u. I. 70.
Das Siyettouum befeht aus iol9ennen Serren:
gSm. y. Sarriion, Erdhpsnt;
SEQ ". 5iisrs, .. .: Sapft
Snnib = Riliou, & Hobt. Ssrfns,
SrSnb Geuniuotou, G. Morton StsUart,
Srnncts ). 8ino. y. s.. Newcomet,
SsnrnS ron, Srutue Sorrpis,
n = Steuort, 98. B. GGolo.,
gSm. 8, SrnIe, Ssrasi soptA
x,r,i,otious.,formIlure uHo wettere giodrtt iibsr
his Ss,rGib nit ipro IN Der OiFce, SibpetE9ts Don
gontb" un6 gBaterfira9e. sItbet, mo aud ollie Auiz
tTSae ioIort crIeoiet Deroen. Serrpsrunsen p'roen
oni irneno cine NII an9enomnen. peldpe Der Ippli-
1IsanIIJf) Sr. SBoosnortb. sCtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
ne NGGe /! NGNe! NH

ssrsst{e in's auslano beiorstinner5alb "a StunssH
EAt 6. aaiEe,
(e-) Gde per BaItimorsar. y .D.'assnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
TaiSet)nri.nScr abocfaRt.

Yh llQ0eIp blQr }. NprlI. : Sot elnl.
Qcn g8oben muroe Gin btriidti9tcr 6ald)s
miin5er, Namcu5 lSi6ucr, in@cmenidlait mt
2ouce glbrabamS uuO sWti 2tHOcre dbnlidsu
@elihter8 uerbaitet. Sie battcn 6iini Dol
lar Jtoteu Iabri2irt uuo UCrbreiiet. 28iSner
muroe Ge0en $1,000 Sirgidait entloiicn, Gm
Wittuodl 1T ge9su eincn anocren 6alidmiiH-
;cr, Better Ntnrgeiicr, eiueu eliabrcnen @au,
ner in Dem @cit)ait, ebCniauS ein &erbaitss
bciebl crmirft. Oicler unO Elm geptferYaine
battcu iiir QSt8ncr oie 8iirgi6ait5iummen
qeitellt, nobel auh flnb murbc, buB g8i8nu
BEN @ebelif; pOiiSiiten burdI eInc btbcutenoe
Summe Su belsdJcn Ueriudlt bate. 8lsner
naro mCoer ucrbaitet nnO i'll @rmaugGluns
uon $4,000 8urgiflait ieit9ebaltcn. Mungsiier
ieblten $4,000 6u ielnsr Siir9lf0it; CT bate
cin nlcid1e8 SdnIdiaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
S}prnrlancr cntbecft.

can 6rau6iSco, 0, 3. Npril. - Sn Der
Colorado Biiitc ioQeu rcldje 8Orarldgcr cnt.
btdt mCrbeu iein. Spttul0nten S,ebcu III
QrcBcn Shaaren bort bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
vMercantile Wtu tuQl-
I'll arinr-p i d. eruu9s-
Orltufbaft
ppn Vtetu 9urf"
0eu 81. Sauuor 1873.
ben 81. Sluu0r 1878.

Der nGbaebcnbe 9eritt osr Gefruidaft pom 81.
0cJsmbsr 1872 ut in llebueynitimmur q NIT zen 8C.
om9nlilCH tbtss 6rCbrtcfC6 uuo oen @jtIeeCH bes
StGatts Diargilno uHtrbreltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
ssoba q. Snmaa & Gomp.,
Nr. 4j, gSeff= Drattsfrase,

nabe Spear's gBetfle,
Gambler init ben beifen barfen
Qlfeus' Saaepz, Sunburps nno Cumberland
I04len,
2240 pfuno out bic Gonne in aGeu ffGucn, ire Don
61ieier unb lnoern nnreiHsteiteu. Sspto, IL WteD
&ublen UNI 0Gl5.
0te ntsortsHen Pretis petbsn tmmer bersGnst, Elm
aroBer Borratb INNER on Sano poneeu beri0mtehtn
Wtnsn, mite Baltimore Gompasnie," 2pfsEs'
ssauep, HBpomins, Sunburp unb GumberIans.
@eors gteGrue,
Bureau: Vr. %, SIoz@ atoerthrass.
fMnrIIQ 1917 Roblenbof: Hlice Munffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05


25 Yrn,ent geipart.
Ilulers Runoen erbalten ben Sortbeit unfsEer
qroben Saarzgiufdufe.
GartDrisbt & Warner's,
Dteclicott- goIpGsEe
uHS aue anoeren bsIisbtsn 6Gbritote
Don
1IuterbemSen unb 1mfcrbofen,
% Sro;ent billiqer, oils irgeno Elm alleeres
@eiddit in Der Stabt.
Nedicated Scarlet w0lleHe nntcItleiesr
gegen Hbeumatl5mus
Rertnos Dameuz untertlatoer
pon alien beliebter 5abritaten,
an Nrp,eut biuiaer, ais rer 9ewDbHitb sNssI5-
GIN sroBes Nnortment oJn
ReiIetuit tenuno 9urtelu.
iopls autb yfouisltnz 9 Sameu'lntitieIoeIn soTist=
len, Gtrimpier, 9anoituben'c
Seal & 9artmanns
Rr. f39, 9ssa,Sattisaorssr.
(Ralst. .12Wt.D s,pii6eu South u. &alpsrsar.
SS. 6. aSppb s SDmp.,
@seutbiusr pcu
@olo'S patentirten a1tonlattlten pstjerl,
psltbe in ben Iebeu iiinIsebn Sabran ebr unon9rsh
uno nit bserem @rfolae, als trseno Elm anberer NIT
9alnpf ODER bsiBem Daisr bsi;snosr appatat &C.
brautt woroen.
Ser rgarisrzamsri:unlft Iii bcnb'etb" unb g3ars
ren'Ite Seeroe Yarlor=, Gun, uno el9bnins '6euerz
YlassSeiSer.
Ser berIbmte 9apion'ite "Hot Air Furnace"
qeauna BON Blei, uub giicnrobren, Saoeuannen,
Spo,anten, gDaI9fduoe, Yliiors, IbSusero5ren iiir
Ibtritte; lopt tedub
bubraultite Sfnn,rsn, 2Baiiei= Nai ihnerie u. T. h.
marmorne uno gdefer.& .&Gminiinie, GeuerbeerS%
9toite, Re9iitsr II. !. 10.
9idenIlltenTtsn, Daiertlbler unb Rtitiscrntoren
sod- uno Sei,oIen, iopie RepGraturcn alsr att
prompt aus selbrt.
Suowef.gde BON Baltimore lnb Gutawlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Ei,sAALl LlGs 50

AusitCbsnocGrdrtsu am 81. Drs.ls7I $2s5, ,4ss IS
Eromtn i'm tluiC oe3 Jaereo 1872 sIas
Ptapgen Observation-Disclosures. t.557. .92s s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
OtamuuteusI

Dtamdnten!I
1oAbare 6 d tmud @ DEN IEs
&terltugiflbersy5aaten-
Batet, 8til;ppe & Comps
Grufer 5aiGcnnbren (etwus glssaEtss. J
audb elm polss ahortinent Der beitsr
ttlberplattirten GSaarsn bel
Geo. B. 9Eetb * g.,
f2aa-q) Gde Der Baltimore uHo Stat.hi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
1tnter9dne bes Sampfers :, ,Nucf
Y<drhIeH

Wt en- . b =, Senn., 3. Npril. - Der
9ampfcr rYud garble," Der init 400 Son.
men 6raht beIabeu mar, itleB, alS Gr ben 2lrz
faniaS hinaufiubr, an eineu Saumfrunt uno
9ing bis an oaS Dumpfteiiel. SerOed, orei
Minuten nod tem 3niummenfoB untcr.
Serielbe geb0rte Der DSOutbern Sils@orf8
@ompunr," miro anf $4,000 9enertb,t mo
III iiir $4,000 unO oeiien gaOur9 tiir sic, 900
naril tert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

Yarlor>G >Gronleud1ters
Barlorz@ banosIters
8arlsfsS HGxhtllsr5
BibIiptbef.G tank sIiers,
5ibliotbefs GsanbelieIs,
BibIiotbstsG g 6aak siitrs.
GS,tmmers 6 banesliers,
GB5tmmerz& bonoeiiers,
gsstmmsrs z haxssIisrt-
Sausfur. 6 anb eIiers,
SausRureG baubeIters,
Sau5fura9 kdnas!tts.
lQs IIrteu @aseinridbtunsen.
I'd afIsr= unb q asst breu Gne
Wepnratutis bsi
q. q. bapieipu,
Nr. 8, GtClb>9ibeItpitrase.
fan,iuo ieD Rr. 8, Norb zSibuipiir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Afbtf DrOn,s-aDaarsll,
Gaminiimssltbrcn unb Gaupes,
lSdSen, &tdtuetten,

iids3ieratbeu, SiIitentartensS Salter,
enfdiisr. . rief eiGwersr u. I. No.
cine reitboltise auspabl su biltsen Brstisn bet
Gebr GanfIele s Comp,
Ode Der GiibsGbarles' uns Saltimorsarase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
gSeitere Seridte iiber ben 1inter=
aana eeS 9pfr8. ., ,Itlantic.

(Son Der rg6ocrten Breiic" iirbsn DGOueiponbeu'
ten" beridltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
Rum Spte pcrurtbcilt.

Bitts 4. April.-5u Q8aihirg-
ton 3d., wurce beute Der 2lnhag auf einen
neueu ErOScB fir 0emg SriceIanO, meldler
oer @rmOrOnu5 OeS Sobn Autnabam iiber=
fiibrt moroen lit, perporicu. Der M6roer
,,,,,Se ann Snhe pcrurtheilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
SCR tGclonllrff.

Wem. y orf, 4. Nprll. - @Clo b0ber III
3: iGloB ~ 1u6-s; Wehic( in beiicrcrNndl-
froqc, id)IoB III Il DE h0hle &dtc nor u.
GSoio aftiu nn0 h6b2r l1838. Sblis. itart;
9cd,icr 1873; '62al16. Allten bcItdnoigcr; ;
Gentrnl 1O14, Grle 634, gatczSbOre 9l8,
so. Central Ill, 8itt8bur9 88b, gtorth@
lptifcrn 10, YriOritdlcn So G0d SSIano
1134.
Bllan, oc8 llntcrihatamts8: $39, $685. 1898
in Sob uno SIC, ,072, i'll IN Gourant.
gtem>D orf, 4. Ipril, At llbr 2lbb5. -
Sob mar itetig 3u 1l7B, 1l74, 1175-1lS.
5n @oloauleIbeu waren bic &atcn Tro6.
in Sob, JdbtliG, uuN 1y52, 3,64-l!l6 pro
Sag.
6rembe g8e0isl wurcn icbr idwad I'M 9(n>
lang, iitcgen ieood) Elm menlg. SertduIe pur'
ocn nctilt III 1O6!-106B anI so Gage, rnc
IO7a -1075 nah Sid)t.
jm 2lniauge oes 0clOm0rtte5 mmeu 6lc
Staten iitr 9emauo 2tnleibcn / YroS. pro
3ag, ielcn lcoOt aui ], mo lc9cn wlcOer
aui 3ll6.
GaufmanniiAe 9Sutbpapierc iinO 9an5lid)
nomiueQ.
0csicrun8s. bli8atiOucn FuO itmud) nnO
iiItl9.
Sic @eidldite III iiiOllheu Stoot8 0bti9a-
tioncn maren beitrGntt, Der llmae betru9
$1,000 i'll 9torocarollnla'er.
9lftleu i'll SapItals sAnlagen maren ldWadl,
GNer EStnfmnrtPt NOR iiCtll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
2ermifbtc Ncpeitbeu aus
~ ciD SkOrf.

Sem Dort, A. 2lpril. - Golb fiea
bcute auI 1888 l..
- Sic Observation-Disclosures in oer
@oobgid)- -An9clegenbsit naLert fort.
- Sen. 8urniioe, Yeter Cooper, Som.
SemeQ BON Connecticut II. u. mahten bcutC
osm YrGiocntcu ibre 2(ufwurtung.
- Utebrers hieiige 9otcIbeilter babcu be,
iftoiien, bic @eretttteu bon Der nNtlantic"
uncnt9eltlid aubunebmel1.
- @e1ern muroen BON Dem 0pir .2llQeria"
Sei0euitofie I'M 98ertbe bon $4,000 III Ciuem
Yaiagltrtoiier ciuaeihnng3clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05
SynlanO : 9speIdsia.
sNuS gSdfbinetpli.

ibtn9tou, A. Iprt. - Iu5 Gld).
monO 9iugen III lCgier ,3ett pcrIfebene 13u'
i1rif'eu al GeglCrung5beamtc Ctn, norm DIE
6rage erneuert miro, mas aus Den BON lint
ou8lolOaten neggcnommcneu 30 Nillltonen
qemUrOGn iei, mcld)e curOpdlide 8auquCrS
Gem Sioeu furi Dor llntCr0ritduug Der 3tez
beuou Qele6en babcu. Su eluem oielcr Shrcts
ben heibt es, i'm coni0Oerlrten Scnate lei Der
Soridla9 9cmaft morOen, ba8 gClo inter
Oic3lebelleulolOaten III uertbellen, be0or lcOodl
in Der Sate babe 8cihluB gtiaBt neroeH
fGnucn, lei 9tldmono gelommen iuoroen,
uno man babe oaS @elo nab NOro-@arollaa
Qebradt uno SobnIton'8 4rmee III &amah'
runQ QcQCbeu. Sen. YSheeler'3 @a0alerle
babe oQiielbc bCluatt uno e8 uaf goiu9 BON
$500, 1000 elmer Sanf in Yernabruug gegez
ben. Sur; oaraut babe Elm 0etohement BON
@encral Sbermau'5 Armec Die Sanf iibers
laden unc ourd) oeu Yeratb Clue8 6arblqcn
ocn $lab auI9eluu6en, no bas 9elo perttdt
mar. @s beiBt 0ann iu0rtlid i'll Oem S1rels
ben: ,Sdl mar Augenieuge oc5 Sor9au9cS.
Bic Soloaten iiiuten ibre 5adcn, bis glif]t6
ne9r bineingng uno JIG faum nod 9ben
fountcH. Diebrerc mndten audl nod lbre
Sroobeutel eou Ino lalcppten lie auf Ibren
Yirocu neg. SberIt Bd9bp bon Stones
mau5.WtiG8 in Nppomattor- -@Cuntp fann Die
gSabrbelt oeS GorfaGe8 beihpGren. SefferlOn
9apls bat ME @tpa8 bon Ocm @Cloe Clbalten
uuo ba8 &Olf oe8 Siioen8 munitt 81 criab.
rem, mas bQrau8 gemor0en it,"
= @8 wirb Ofiilieu ucriidgrt, baB, oh Die
@ipilbienitrciO GommiiitOn iOrtbelteAe oocr
nitjt, Die uou bcrieIbcn uui9citcuten 9tc9tln
piiutltld oefolgt wcrbcu. Or. 9rUUcs uou
Der GiuIlOieultbcb0rOc Reg Sbagamtc5 reiit
bcute Abeno nad) Gem SitNcn ab, nm in oen
pcrtieoenen 3ollbluilrn Der iiiolitcn Stna=
ten Die GtUllOlcnitrliOrms sSoridriiteu in pr0ts
tlidle 2lnmenhuna III brinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

I3euge: 9Ns mar SGde ber Tegirung.
9r. 6eu!le; Gle bGben 3bre Y1idt in Die
ienl 8Guc gut 'rIitut.
Der @efau9cne 5eigtc bcute mebr gruf unS
3utertiis al Der ScrbanOIuug. Gls le 3uuOr
icit Begun Ot8 RroicNes. 8elonOer5 tOuute
man 9GS bel asm &reuiuerb0Te ieiner 3ubal.
terga. Margaret gSOOo, mabrnebmen, 81
berictb fd oann bduftg nit ieuem ga9wals
ter unO bsllelt Die 3cagln m6breno Der sau;sH
53e't, oaB ite fd GRi benz StuuOe beiuRO, I'M
AuGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-05

$I,57l.46lG2
$jOjO7s323
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
Legal Advertising

Colonel Kerr introduced-a bill in the
House, the other day, which should at
onee enlist the acti7e support of every
paper in the State. Speaking Of this
bill, the Ledger says:
We hear of the power of the press upon
every possible subject except the Prnte, -
ton Ofjts own pecuniary interests Now
let a little Of Its power and energy / g
concentrated to secure the passage q q
bill to abolish the unjust law regulating
the prices paid for-Iegal advertising. IT e
law originated before the days Of steam
presses and daily papers, when wolf
scalps were legal tender. The papers
are required to dead-head the public
printing, or nearly So as only nominal
price can be charged, which has no refer
ence to the cost or value Of the work
done-perhaps generally take what they
can get, as being a little better than moth
ing So much charity work is done that
it becomes habit, and the legal adver
Using is put in like notices Of church fairs
and festivals for the benefit Of orphan
asyIums, at less than the cost of setting
up the type The fault is not with the
clerks and officers Of the courts, but in
the old law, which comes down as 4 relic
from the days of stage coaches, when corn
sold at fifteen cents bushcl and pork at
two cents a pound There is no good
reason why the State should require the
newspapers to do thousands and thou~
sands of dollars of work every year for
nothing Where legal advertising is ne
cessary, it should be paid for the same as
stationery, or blank books, or a bridge, 4
new courthouse, or anything else order
ed We trust our c0tempGraries, while
supporting so manv great public enter
prises, viii use a little Influence to place
their own interests on n square business
7 footing. The dead lad and the dead
| head business is what keeps newspapers
/ down where they ought to prosper and
/ be recuniarily as Independent as the
/ merchant, the mechanic, or any other
| thrifty class. Newspapers often make
] and unmake lawmakers, but in Fennes-
| see, f want of. cooperation, submit to
all kinds Of imposition without protest
/ Let them take care of themselves first,
and then they will be better able to take
care of others who may need or deserve
Propping up.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
NeEEEE.

Will offer for sale to the highest bil~
der, for cash, at the Court house door in
the town Of Bolivar, nn Monday, the l7th
day of March, 1873, the following de-
scribed lots of ground in the town Of
Whit vide, Hardeman county:
a storehouse and lot on the east side Of
the street running north and south in said
town, and just north Of the storehOuse
now occupied by Nicely il Mathews, it
being the same house occupied by Redo,
Duncan & Co while IN the mercantile
business in said town, levied on as the
property Of Redd, Ounce Il Co
Also, "a town lot occupied by Tin Crows
der as a blacksmith shop, AMI bounded
as follows, to wit Beginning at a stake
northeast corner Of the lot formerly own
ed by Henry Polk, deceased, on the south
boundary Of a lot formerly occupied and
owned By Mrs. Jane Price, runs cast ten
and one half poles to a stake the centre Of
the Whiteyille and Lagrange road (;
thence with the centre Of said road south
eleven aud oue-tenth poles to a stake
northeast corner Of lot belonging to the
estate Of t. 4 Earriss, deceased thence
north with the same eleven and 0ne-tenth
poles to the beginning, containing by es-
timation a hundred and twelve and one
tenth poles. levied on as the property OF
T. a. Green, to satisfy two executions vs.
Redd, Duncan x Co. issued from no
7ember term Circuit Court
February Is, 1873.
j J. NELLY,
feEoI 4wnr39 so Sheriff
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My. residence In Bolivar is for sale. IL
l. most conveniently situated on the cor
ner Of Main and Washington streets, in
the very heart Of our unprecedented little
town, in the midst Of an exalted neigE>
borhool 50 you need not lend OF borrow
Convenient 20 all the schools, both male
aud female; 50 an education IS almost
sure without money or effort. Surround
ed By nearly all the churches Of every
name and grade, Wirh poHder01tS bells
competing even with ansIeBt Moscow or
New Novgorod, crying 10, here lie Is,
or there" or Just almost anywhere, so
that one need not be lost, or even the sick
might recover without medication
it would suit a Dentist q good dentist
on my place might almost make living
without either tools or material Ii would
suit a Doctor = doctor OF my place
would be easily accessible from all quar-
ters Of the world He would have an
easy practice so, indeed he might well
afford to board his patients. 1t would
suit a Merchant Indeed, ! think an
Honest merchant living at my place could
afford to sell lamp chimnays, brooms and
washiug tubs for hess taan two bats, four
bits and one dollar and a half on short
credit, without suing his customers IL
is Just near enough the Court aud court
house to be pleasant and see the time OF
dav at all times, day or night. tt would
suit a Judge Of toe Court; 1t IS leuty
near the law and the lawyers to be
AeaLthy Any man living where l live
can have his business done up brown di-
recly.
/ tell YOU some Of these men can quell
oil feuds and smash all bills Of injunction,
conjunction and inter- setion instantly or
sooner, or, to speak more properly, "can
z7elE'-I believe "disSs,Ue means t.
melt Indeed, I think a lawyer living at
INV place might we'll afford to board his
client SO you can easily see it would
suit almost anybody ia the round world.
! Il salts myself add could not be per-
suaded to sallit, even for money, but that
t have ether interests ia Texas Of mere
( Importance and for further particulars
cali ON the subscriber
4 l,I2l Is T. L. M-t z
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MOrtgages.

An important law has been passed by
the General Assembly ITO regulate the
granting of iniunctions to stay the sale of
real estate pledged for the payment of
loaned money" The law was introduced
by Mr.. Overton, of Shelby, and enacts:
Section l. That no Judge nor ChaneaI-
l9r shall grant an injunction to stay the
sale of real estate conveyed by deed of
trust or mortgage with 4 power of sale
executed to secure the payment ofl0aned
money unless the complainant give
twenty days notice to the trustee
or mortgage of the time when, Mace
where and of the Judge or Cham
cellor before whom said application
is made, unless the same is accom-
panied by proof ev denced by return of
Sheriif.Or constable or attorney, that said
notice has been served on said trustee or
mOrtagacee, or is not to be found in the
county or his usual place of residence, OF
is nonresident, provided that in order
that the complainant may have time to
give the required notice the sale of the
property so conveyed shall be advertised
at least thirty days and the sale shall be
postponed until the Judge or Chancellor
acts urDn GHe HEaptlCdIiOH lBE ihlNuCLlOu
aud makes his orders in the matter
Section 2 That the party applying for
reiierin the cases aforesaid shall distinct
" state how, when and to whom the debt
or any part Of the debt secured as afore-
said has been paid or any circumstances
Of fraud which vitiate the contract, AMI
| after hearing Of the trustee or mon tEaEea
/ Il no choose to appear before the Judge
/ OF Chancellor, the said trustee or mort
| gagee may have the right to adjourn pro-
| ceedings not more than ten days, during
which time he may file his answer before
the same Judge or Chancellor, and then
! said Judge or Char cellcr shall upon said
bill and answer hear his cause at Cham-
! bers as up0n motion to dissolve the in
| junction, his decision be authenticated by
! a written decree, which decree, together
with bill, answer and exhibits shall be
enclosed in q seal envelope to the clerk
( of the court in which the bill Is filed, said
decree to constitute part of the record
in the cause in conformity to the terms
| OF which said clerk may take bonds from
either party, or execute any other order
as adiudged in said decree.
That this act take effect from and after
IFS passage, the public welfare requir-
/ ing it.
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1873. 1874.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUB
SCRIBERS.
1874.
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THE BEST OFFER YET.

by especial arrangements we ave en-
abled TO offer tho following inducements
to old as well as new subscribers
From this time henceforward we will
furnish the BOLIVAR Bulletin and the
AMERICAN FARMERS Advocate, to ell
cash paying subscribers for TWO DOLLARS
rer al nun. The Adrocste is the official
organ Of the Agricultural Congress, and
is published monthly by the Advocate
Publishing Company, Jackson, Tenn i,
and is alone worth more than double the
price asked for both papers.
To each pers on who sends rs club Of
10 furnish the BULLETIN and ADVOCATE
free one year.
Call ard sec specimens at this Office.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned, Building Committee
of the Bolivar Hotel Company, v Il re-
ceiye proposals uutil the Ist day Of April
next for Building a Hotel IN the town Of
Bolivar, according 70 Tlan and speciGca-
ti9ns in our possession. The whole work
to be finished BY the lst day Of Novem-
Der next
We viii receive separate proposals for
BriekworE. Plastering, Painting, and Car
penter's Work, or for the Binding entire
as may be preferred by the bidder
Plans and specifications NAV be seen at
Wood & McNear satfice.
February p, 1878.
t. b ADAMS.
LEONiDAS RIILS,
MARCUS KAHN,
a. T. MCNEAL.
ROBERT a. WOOD
tsi2S IA Committee