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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

DTsGRAoEFUL Rnw.-Last Saturday
night Ed Smith, colored, who lives in Il
sb&uty near the Male Academy, gave
candy pulling and quilting, at which was
congregated a number of the gay snd
Hon t,eare-a-dam class Of his friends and
admirers About the witching hour Of
midnight, as usual Mt such gatherings,
general and most 5isgracefui row vas in
augurated, during the course Of. which
Alf Parker was cut in the bsci; and left
breast with razor in the hands Of Char
lie Cole, railroad chap Officers Tilier
and Sheets were soon Informed of the at
fair ard they went promptly to work, and
by Monday morning succeeded in arrest
ing the whole batch of offenders, and
brought them before Mayor Darlington,
who put the corporate screws to them in
handsome style. We suhjoin list Of
the dusky crew and the amount each had
to pay for his share in the froiic: Ell
Smith, riot, SlI,75; Sharp Rosa, riot,
9,25; Charlie Cole, knihst, 1918; jim
Guthrie, pistol man, 9,75; Jack Miller,
axe toter, 9,7j; Aft. Parker, riot, T,i5
total of seysnty-tWo dollars. Ed Smith
and his chums will ere long learn that
Bolivar is not the place he took is to be,
and that our police will not do 30 trihe
with. Tiller and Sheets deserve the
thanks of this community for the prompt
manner in which they hunted up and
arrested the above named parties, and
we now want the Grand Jury to do duty
in the matter also. Let Us have no con-
,-,-,;.o i'll 800 l-.t,-b
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

We regres exceedingly 20 record the
death of Mr.. SsIlie ~ Kinny, the be.
loved wife # cur fellow citiren John
kinny, Esq which sad event transpired
az the residence Of the family on last
Tuesday at Il o'clock, p m, and was the
result Of pneumonia Deceased was 80
years of age, WAS \ lady of most estina.
bic virtue and christian character, apd
leaves several children aud many relatives
and friends to mourn her death We
deeply sYmpathise with her now discon-
ISOLATE husband and weeping orphans,
and most humbly pray that lie who
doc:h oil things for the best may give
them strength to bear their heavy load of
wee and finally wash away every tear Of
sorrow in joyous reunion where even
the shadow OF the Angel of Death never
darkens the portals Of an eternal haven
Of rect and where the redeemed spirits
Of the pure in heart meet to part no more.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The Hcay 10 hare good Local Paper
IS 10 support by your oerH patronage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

4 SPLENDID OPPoRTUNIrY.-Ef We
mistake NOT, the proprietors Of the new
and elegant hotel now being rapidly com
plsted in Bolivar have not yet found
tenant, or to put il in another way, the
man who IS to make money in our town
I y keeping frat class hotel has not been
heard from. Therefore. we take this oc
casion II say that splendid opportunity
is now presented for some clever, whole
sOuled gentleman to become THE land.
lord Of Bolivar and the occupant of the
best arranged hotel builIing in any in
land town in the State The building
is located on the public square, is built Of
brick, three stories high, and contains
no less than "a rooms, and is just the
thing for man who knows how to keep
hotei. Bolivar has long needed just such
bauding, and will support it handsome
ly. We are justified in say ing that i:
will be rented at a very low price.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE.
Iron Railroad
QUICKEST, BEST AND ONLY

Ntf'hhNAf NhoI y ONLY
ALI RAIL ROUTE
70 81 LOuis Hsasu, city. 8. lo,.ph. csss,i,
Bluai. umahs. tssvsnvsrth. LAvrsnss IT,
Ia. beaver. ard Ill reius 10 KAnsas tsr,
Colorado and California
- MILES TRg SHORTEST
al rail ruuis TO CHICAGO .ai quickest ,,-.
Pul man Palace Sleeping Cars
Leave New Orleans Mobile u.mpki. t,,,i.
BcyA. and ia'srmsdiats points dsil, isf \,
leah uiihaat chasgs
f~tsssugsts Eishieg 70 sroii
% Niles oil steamboat Transfer
sui ssueyinS charges iuctisbtts n. rsg,s 81,
Caife shuali 80 that ihsit ll,.sn rvsi Vi. All.
pupuitr r1uis.
No CHANGE OF =
Tfum ~. tsais ts Chlsssa rsi.a. d..
Clssslsnt uaHsie NiaFsa Tsts t-sai.s.rsf.
Ciagiuasg, Pstbturr PhilsI.ipSt.. pafir...
" sshis stru. Ns- teyl. nssan. sns Iii r,i.,,
H,s, Ricominries. rpnnrh.lA u-<.ts. p.
10, psissy. HssalssL Rarisslss. Essls,
Nsch lslsna hassnrert. uftam~a asai..s
~ Esaks-. - r.al sud III peat. Ns,,k i,
ralluta rsisrs sisswr
Thfuurh tel - - ssis u ~ rsisstf.t
rulhii nttsse4ih Htzrazt ftssts4 iteast
Fsfs - lee 81 ~ aaf utts5 rsais
W 2 Auts N-ktStHK Uss sect
usH raW A.gHE ~ r83E
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
ssl.s Jag 1907.

Div e Sec : T BDtr ct Sec. 5 T n
Tuvu 1t Pamela psin,sst
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
The Pilot on Reconciliation.

The calling o. General Gordon. an
eH.C1hfedcnle aud a very gallant
DC a. that, ~ the presiding chair Of
The Senate 20 soon after his admis.
SION 10 lha, body. Is another one OF
those snd.shakes over ,he "bloody
eha.m' which Republicans are daily
indulgihg in with their Sou,hsrcn
brethren, IN a quite way aud with.
out any attempt ut parade or osten.
tatiou. That's the way We do It.
Nessrs Democrats such IL the Re.
publican style. Whenever ve find
3 Southern man. he he Republican,
Conservative or Democrat. who has
tossed the animosilies and prsiudi.
ces " the pas, into the "bloody
ehasm, 10 be forever buried, we
simply reach over. give his hand .
hearty clasp, draw his arm through
our owa and pleasantly move along
the broad highway OF the new dss.
tiny before us. We recognize him
e. a iellow.uitiEen aud a patriot
aud though We differ politically. he
Is nevertheless = brother and friend.
Ii Democrats will bold NJ in their
unreasonable abuse Of Carpet Bag.
gers and "Scalwsgs" Tor a few
months. Republicans will soon make
short work VI the sbloody cha.m."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
The STATE ". Madison Tcat-.tn In.
i~eresIing Case.

\ criminal case Of very great IN.
forest TO the profession a. vel %. 10
tie defendant end lie pnblie a,larrc.
Is pending in Montgomery Couniy.
Madison Tcai WIS indicted in two
separate indictments Tor The murder
Of two different men. lie N. ar
rign tiled and convicted Of tie
murder Of enc q them. bot b. slfne
mistake the record Of, tie Court
showed that such srrgrmen, aad
trial t'9k Place % tie other inlf
msnt Afsr conviction anl bsisr.
motion ia auos, q jsjgtmsn, vas
male ID clerk corrected tie entry
on tie u.8sies - IS 3 ,b1- is
conviction uIsa The rrpsr alrt
msni. II addition T. u. rrtgaiar
~ tic Circuit Judge Ni'ea Who'll,
faded 10 sigu the inmates Of tie IL,
Oh .hish th. srngnmont took
place. Tie prisoner took . vrt Of.
suor To tie sururs Cufi rom.
tie verdict Of the jury aud q, he
same time sued on, a writ q srro,
coram Hoiis before Judge NIss
for . new Trial b,caus, Of t4o error
committed Ia trying him On tie
vrng indictment. and the failure
Of the Judge to sign the minutes.
Judge Niles held IL. writ Of error
coran Hobis under advi.emen, NAM,
m,nlhs. In the mean iime the uri,
of error In chici went up To she Su.
preme Court. Thereafter Judge
Miles dismissed tho writ Of enor
cOraH HOjis asd an appeal uas alsU
taken to The Sup Q he Corr. before
this last writ Of error could come
properly before the Supreme Court
that court passed upon the writ Of
errsr In chief aud also by consent OF
Counsel upon the grit Of error
corom ncti.. The judgcmcn, Of the
court below was atimed on both
vrits and the court sentenced tile
prisoner to be hung. The os.cu.
ZION was liked Tor yesterday. On
Monday last d. A. Holman, E.q.,
Attorney for the prisoner, applied
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
Tie hi,hct Law.

lIc lci " published y! ns iu our
i"ue oil the I'D OF Marel, a. tile
..'' .Nt M '0o law, aud may be
ro.od upon Us correct. We learn
that some Of our Druggists are Of
the opinion iha, this .aw does nui
apply to them. They Ind better
or not. a .u,au fine. with l,w,r..
and coat. 1.,Lo a.l, -.
m -,
w IVY j" mere are
S''''" St"'H'' "I u"uH' 'h 'uIs ac'
a. 20 rs 'egu. effect, and We think il
highly adv cable lorfle l.gugr l.al.
,,.L., INK,
' W." ~ "'''.'''' 'a'e 81
"-' "o''' e"U'a'e "" the
y, '"s ''''' e "'' carr!
'' ''e - 'He supreme l'lrt' anu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
Lost Opinion.
Special Notice.

ny direction II ,h. ehairmsn of N, gI.cu
i've Committee q the Safiis A v speisty
's'tr viii be a meeting II The Stakeholder .
aid Company hsle At the toari room in ID,
town Of sardis on
MONDAY, iirH DAY oP APRii, 1874
Tor 'hs rufpeis Of slscting officers tor th. pre-.
cot year The St~ockholdsrs and especial,
The executive committee, are earnestly request
cd 70 si,snd. J @. HARRISON,
sf1'!i Ssey 81. Committee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05

Tie Legislature Ill aijoqn on
Monday week. the 18th in,, We
only rsgrrt that the tine "a. no,
soms and pas-el, n ", arc COZ.
tnui.Iy u easy sti.s this bpdy /, in
session. that some new scheme o.
lluhdsf Nll bs passed and be-
eom, a law a, the majority sc,Alou.
sPon The doctrine thu, 20 much made
% Of the people is gain 10 them.
Th, proceedings Of ID. boly Lave
been o; no special Importance for the
week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
A Word 10 our Farmers.

There "a very general complaint
Of hard times and the extrcmel,
stringent state Of hcmoncy market
Farmers, merchants, loc'urs. law
yers, aud every ether CAS- ~ aur
people complain, aul bcmoau ia,
tact, but WHO is trying 10 make
times sofa. and money matter,
msiuT DID b ever occur 10 our
readers that the cause Of ell this
j, with the people themselves. and
that in q very large measure men
who TIL the sol are TO blame! II
the idea las never occurred 20 them
before, let them think nbou, il and
seo Il il he not 50.
We hold. IN the frst place.
lhai tho people OF amy eoun.
~ or any community, have IL
10 their power 10 make times aud
money matter, easy as to them. even
though they be very hard and yer,
sit'ngeu, el.ev here md If one
county or community can DO "a
Others mas slso. Now let Ne sup.
Iose that every farmer in Pamela
county should make il, positive
and uualterabIe rulo 70 tai.s ana
produce on bis farm suoagh wheat.
corn, potatoes, meal, vegetable. -.
milk sud bltier % surpIvl. anil
and 70 devote only 'he labor ard
Land 10, required Tor tbs, p1rr0.s.
70 the ~prsdug,ion Il cotton. nss
le' u' suppose iAai b. .hstI sl.o ds.
i'rnins bot 70 10y n9r, groceries
and o't'' "a ~, HAT be- aua9.
'a.te ai h.r tasa lie Re .s,
. pay isf. e54a;iugAh lst,1a sfop
81 . ncitrais ed ard ibs pro Of
The S'i e a. ns' nofs than Il e-s's
rer pound e. sgri.as tia, be .La.i
tsismae-saieL i bti,u-ihaths
vii bgy both e OF = credit. What
yga voald be III. condition a
count! nsr. iall. aui low
much COMPLAINT % bard time. anI
l'gl, moasy harkei. TIE msr.
chant uoali ll,,n haya no debt. Ia
and be could no, ooap.siu.
Nor could ih. doctor. and hw,sr.
aud mechanic. 'or tie same reason
and a. the farmer would then have
enough VI the substantial. q lie 10
iced himself aud family iut tie newt
twelve months, and ouci no ,nan
anything. he, ~ once II l. LIE.
could not complain.
Bot We arc met here with the oh
that the farmer cauno, pro
duee these things aud raise any cot.
lon at ell. Can't hsi DO YOU no,
Of an, farmer In your part Of
he county who docs thisl We think
fou will be compelled TO say you DO ,
incw cns, and pcrh,p. only Que. /
or there Is usually abcu, a 10
very nsighbOrhsod who tries 10 10
o. Well, now in the name Of CON. !
non reason, II one can, wis cannot :
ou--aud II you can. why may not /.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05

No CHANCE 0rI,ss

sui ssuoyiss charges iuctdsuit, n. rouis u.
C'ifs ,hcali ~ that their ,i,sss raj II, M,
--n.la. l.nla
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05


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Fair Premiums.

respectfully rsquss, al pat,is. to vhom
rrsmiaHi are due to furnish me = let b,for,
The close Of ny April Court here, s,i wish to
rrosu'' al that arc lacking a, sas aud III,
sane time.
J. y. SIMMONS, IN prst sardi, AN
S1yitty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05

There will be grand mask and
fancy dress ball for the benefit 18th,
orphans Of the Church Home, Lean,
St. Peters, and Jewish orph,n A.y.
lams. at the Exposition Hal in
Memphis, on Thunlly evening.
April l7,h Adm rion. %. b. ar.
This will b a-rBiu a4tr.i rl them
Il much Ta1ia rev - taos. vhs
sIPee' % spear 10 tie 81 a-Dyr4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
To the Public.

10 ~ vhom I uay sunrsrs. I hsr,hv .i,.
sos'.s ihs,l VII n1i = t~rsroasihls . a.,
tsd.eseis.ss thsi Nsacy ls.kslls J.sss.s -,
rnstrses he having II her sun s,r.ra F.,..l
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05
Stolen.

% Ne sight = ne asi II n.ryh. f,,. "A.
sas.ts rnsd stsfk tsy kass. muls .h.., !.
hssd'tizh vita Ne hair rahA-d a 81 - -.
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National Republican., 1873-04-29
SECRETARY RICHARDSON.

Nearly two months have elapsed since
Secretary Richardson assumed control Of the
Treasury Department During that brief
period the Government has passed through
a serious trial for the preservation Of Its
credit against the combinations OF Wall
street gamblers, and has successfully sus-
tanned itself. The test was "a severe as the
struggle known as Black Friday, when the
Treasury was induced by the complications
Of the market to dabble In gold and In Its
own securities In operations against James
Fisk, IT,. Smith, Gould and Martin, Fisk,
Beldcn d Co, and the hundreds Of brokers
or members Of the gold board at the com
mand Of these unpripcipled financial traitors.
People who pay little or no attention to the
fluctuations Of the New York markets
cannot appreciate this fact; but careful oh
servers here and elsewhere, who knew and felt
The power OF the recent threat Of the brokers
to bring ''gold up to twenty" were fearful Of
the results. The gamblers could not have
selected more promising opportunity for
their scheme. The extraordinary appropria-
lions Of Congresa threatened the Treasury
with extraordinary drafts on Its resources,
Secretary Richardson was new 10 the helm.
His metal had not been tried. The end was
an uneIampled and uaequiyocal victory for
the Government. Tho Hank Smiths, the
yapderbllts and others, who carry millions
Of money around the streets In their over
coat pockets The Lsgrand Lockwood', who
National Republican., 1873-04-29
Total. 1000 Gifts. all Cash ...,

upon ,hs as's sna % rg9,r Bspf
Loal, Vile md =, ssids ior that gHrHo.s md an
ioliSsins Safs . esS ssiiSgsSs 'A'
oTTrcE or i.laEas AsD pnoyEhs BAsK.l
Ihiss 70 ofItliy ihsi thsrs AZ ihs EsrPs5s,I
a cSGs s Sssss q sss ls
Of Kentucky, ave hundred thousand dullArst which
men md a s 81 Ss e s' sss %
for this purpose and this pprgoss 9nl{; c..,,..
Ths party, thsrsfors, who hSid. tss & tsSst ,disw
sS sna sS he 81 sSS and ,Ss ssi.sr fss siSSS n
nnmber, amounting % 9sIi.Io III, ~. ,,.,t.. y.
70 those Who hfst apply Jorders accompanied 6y The
money always having prefsrence over asentsl at
q Tor $50 Us ior aJ and bTS ior ,s5oI0 No dis
0?Pns TRs SSnssr, Sa ssr sad % q s vii bsa
O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Jply e IN Public
RToSsssa 'Ra s Sus y % e SsaS d' a.
Placing pi tags tome ior each ticket Sold IN large
GSs Sa "a "a oPsS. siSsRF e and . S sHs fIpry sRss s
marks by President eth. Drawing % 1rst hall o
s. Ra '.S " s ss Pssns GsHa q a srss Shs
with tags N hand, q S3mm,tss .pPoin'ed By
that can BE- procured, and the gentlsmsn who count
intend S The % arriving iha tsep the record o. The
drawn np%SsFs S Be sssE @ Ss best hRSS
be 80 conducted 10 be perfect guaranty agAinst
fsG% q MI Bn on saturday July
~, ct soeloek a N. Tickets dLawips E.tf mus. bs
ssS :. s5s SSS SS Sgd sSd GSSa:
Rank Of LouigviIe, 6r sght drafts upon the Fourth
r RhPa i q ssT gN e. 0R0a e ss;
called for In months from the drawing will be
STnsd oyer g th' RsSllS IiSE15y Is0SIRS aSRS
TiiOs q. BRAMLRTTR,
,r.vAssat Public Library y oE;a1t|is K;sGtt|NisEk
National Republican., 1873-04-29

attempt to buy Congress, and others Of tho
like Tx, woro compelled to succumb. Nu-
merous fallurcs Of the 'bullsT followed, the
most notable Of which was that Of the de-
faulting cashier Of the Atlantic national bank.
AZ the same time Mr.. Richardson has 90
successfully manipulated the use Of the legal
tender reserve as TO preserve the equilibrium
Of circulation and accommodate the demands
Of the Congressional appropriations. The
latter required draft on the reserve Of
nearly three millions, which has since been
reduced to fraction over one million. Con-
currently the management OF the sales OF
| gold and the issue of coin certificates has
| been SO successful rs to meet the require
mcnts Of tho legitimate commercial market,
and the necessities Of our import trade. All
this mas been done pending the payment Of
many unexpected aud worry large warrants
on the Treasury, including awards OF claims
commissions and Judgments OF courts against
the Government. s...
But Mr.. Richardson's success IL not sur.
prislng TO those who have studied the detaili
Of his industrious life. AZ the author and
editor Of the statutes or code Of Mnssachu
setts, as the compiler Of rules for the govern
meut Of the probate courts OF that State, an'
De the author Of the most complete work eve
issued regarding our national debt and on
national banking laws, he has earned an en-
viable reputation, which will endure so lon
: a. law precedonts and history Itself shah la'
. In America. II the wall-street gamblers ha
weighed the lndomitabie nrmness ns well q
Industry required to accomplish such re'
, ord Of usefulness, they would have hesitate
! before beginning their disastrous crusad
!. against the credit OF our common countr.
: In short, Mr.. Richardson IL one Of thoss me
a who always seem to rise 70 the surfa'
! when the necessities Of the American poop
! require extraordinary service from their sc
i, wants.
National Republican., 1873-04-29
tofricfAL.l

NIvI DEPARTMENT. April ., is7s
The funeral Of Commodore John II. Auliek,
United statcs Navy, win take place from bis
late residence, at the corner Of and
Eighteenth streets, at noon on Tuesday, the
29th instant. The deceased will be buried
with the military honors appropriate to his
rank. .......
The officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps
win appear In full dross uniform for general
duty, to wits frook coat, epsulettes, cap and
sword.
,oficers Of the Army arc invited 70 attend
Gko. N. RoBIsoS,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1873-04-29
"TANKERVILLE.' y

THIS VERY SUPERIOR TRQTTING BoRBE,
Wv % g g p 'fSRSi;RaFSj HSsjs y hS H
zee. can 6 .ysSsd q The very low price Tor 50
nnss a AoEssI ~ tS a.. .,.., combination n,
tr1ttihs strains, his sire, MONO AN BL loKHAMK.
Ttfed in Vermont having been by HlI,L As BLACK.
SSSEst osSd sis dam being 6y RSsDYK's HAM
TAHKERViLLE is only 10 be sesn TO be admired
for his rplendld style, action, speed and form. He
trotlfd ln2 AL. GEORGE TURNER,
AplbsodW' Groom. y
National Republican., 1873-04-29
THE sPRAKRRsHIP OF THE HOUSE.

After a close and exciting contest the
Hon. Peter Campbell was yesterday elected
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates upon the
thirty-eighth ballot. His competitor, the
Hon. Arthur Shepherd, pressed him exceed
ingly close, and for long time the result Of
the struggle was extremely doubtful. The
fight was entirely within the party, and now
that Il is over and decided In favor Of a Re-
publican Of so approved q faith as Mr..
Campbell, 1t is to he hoped that the friends
Of the rival candidates will reunite and work
together shoulder TO shoulder for the inter
csts Of the party and the advancement OF the
District which all have so much at heart.
We notice disposition In several quarters
unfriendly to the Board OF Public Works, to
interpret the action Of the House Us de-
feat of the Board of Public Works, possibly
upon account Of the relationship Of one Of
tie candidates to the vice president Of that
body. Nothing could be more unjust or un-
founded. In the first pl ace, the successful
candidate, Mr.. Campbell, has boen one Of the
strongest and most stcadfast supporters Of
the board In the Legislature, and In the second,
he has again aud again 10 tho most positive
terms dlsclalmod all hostility TO the board IL
his canvass for the Speakershlp. He has
always favored Improvement and progresi
In the District, and will, we have no doubt
sustain the board In the future, as he hai
In the past. Mr., Campbell will make an excel
lent presiding officer, and upon every measure
affecting the interests Of the city his nAm'
will, we are certain, bc found upon the right
Slde Of the roll-call.
National Republican., 1873-04-29
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
NINETY DAYS P0sTPoEEMtEI.
AFuLL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 inBank to Pay Girts.
Ten THOUSAND eAsu agIs PAIs n full.
. 100000 for only o L o.

ENOUGH Of the Ioy 70 tickets Issued for the THnp
aRAHD 9IYr CoHoEaT. in sid d the Pubic Library
pf kentucky, having been sold to insure full draw
Ing, and tns wish having been universally pressed
tnAt the V1OOJ cash fn offered should be drawn In
full and paid In fuiI without any scaling down, AZ
heretOfOre, the management, WITH the coneurreuce
OF the trustees, have determined 70 allow ninety
days mure for the sale OF the mnant OF ucketh
used for April |. therefore postponed 70 Tuesday,
July s. ls1s on which day, and no other, they will
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