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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
Some Texas

A spundent, writing to tbr Hcu~>
ton Telegraph, gives the folowin-. ac-
count Of things in general along TIE line
of the Central railroad
have recently paid aaSsy visit to
the towns on the Texas Central between
Houston and Red River They now
number twenty >eight and averaging u
pnpu alton of more than one th usaud
each, independent OF The original popula~
tion Of some Of these towus-othrrs coIL =
meuctng entirely new. These towns
vary in number of inhtbi.au : from one
hundred Co hye thousand Iu one par~
ticu!ar rHrr" Is striking similritv-
each has one or more grua shops while
in vera ttste exists not d single Oh arch
editirr or school house Several of al N
| are quire resi- ectahly reIrr~ensed in T. {
line o. ID tic-s laet indicated aud | have
II, ticet hat in proportion as these
abound, prosperity in al. secular matters
! is EiainI, visible Which town has made
must rapid pr gTess within the asst three
| months Obviously, Deun'sun thc
present Texa- terminus of the II X d
| T. Railroad, from "a bleak uncutivated
| prairie, wit OUT single hu aAn iuhabI-
/ tant thar tuwn-cjJy shall ! call i;-ha,
/ attained to population OF fully two
! thou-aad souls has "a large number oil
/ respectable mercantile eSta5i~hme 4
/ NaIiuna! BiI k two newspapers, and bet
! ter than al, a neat ard spacious church
: has been eravted-a church organization
/ effected Presbyterian clergyman set
/ ted himself AMI family comfortably
! provided, and all the work Of sixty days
is no this good beginning for a new
town? Is not this now way OF build
ing up TWINS in Fexvs? What other
embryo city sill pattern after Dennieun
The largest tuWn between Houston
a9d Red River at pres ut is Dallas, with
appropriation of about 80 900, aud Is going
/ 10 be isrzer--hoN much depends upon
| contingencies. A this point due a;Jeu,
/ ton has been paid e. the erection oi ed j.
fees for cnurch and Scrool purpuses
I Five distinct denominations are there
represented by Re- pect.b!e church cdr
fees \ brick academy attests the in'
teres' Of tie cilzeUs In educational MAJ
ters schools for both sexes, and al
coiors abound, leach in separate build
/ inss } She also has two good new SPA
pe5s. Dallas much NEEDS two addIUona
hotels 10 accomnoda-e the necessities q
the travelling public The Dallas Literarl
{ Society in connection With We
supplied reading roum is one OF th'
useful institutions IF that city
have remarked in regard TO churcl
buildings in the various towns on tht
Texas Central, that the Directors Of tina
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
The General Assembly.

The Legis atnr- couvented at the caps
itoi on Munda,, Jan. g. There WAS a
quorum In both branches, bat neiiher
organized TN the Senate seven ca"di
dates for Speaker were nominated, and
81 hailnt> had without - choice n the
House five candidate for Speaker were
minated and four ballots had The
fourth ballot resulted for Trousdale
Dem } %, Hank (Rrp) . scattered 10.
The lat er vote repr sent d tie luIcpend
ehts. fh-rr were six absences.
ia the Senate the question Of the elig'-
biIIty OF Mai b Richardson, elected
from Rutherford, was aisrd, and ITS con
sjdera ion deferred unit alter tn. urgani-
cation Gnj Richardson L. not quite
tnIr'y years old, the age required by the
Constitution.
Ga Tuesday the Senate effected an or
ganiz zion by tne nearly unanimuus cleo
ti"n of the r. Lacey of Memphis, as
Speaker, George Il Ipwa d, principal
cl-.rA e the forIn-r Senate, was rereiect-
ed an Charles ". White. 0 lIau kins,
was chosen -ngrussIng clerk TIE Ii .a~ e
voted ten times without b-in- L. to
elect a Sp ak,r
On "Wednesday the Senate crmpletsd
It's organization by rlectins Nr Archie
Thomas, of Robertson, principal door
keeper The House, en- IN, twrnty-lourth
ballet, elected Mr. Ncliaughey, of Greene,
Speaker. ell =. Brown. tr was re-
elec ed . incipai clerk; ( b. Made. of
Rutherford. assistant clerk; f. e. Hli-
liU.as, OF Henry. engr" sing clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
A Northern View

Toochiug Louisiana, the New York
Herald Of the 30h nit saw:
The politicians wi" have he~u imsA-
cated ~ The dIseracciG rrocee lt-r, u
New ORLEANS mnv rs we'll uudrrStI-.d ft.t
the people Of tn United States carc very
ittie about them or their PARTISAN ulaas.
THEN scrumhios and fights Wild base
attracted but little attention outside rHe
limits 81 the State they ulu, dcr hit f.,.
the. foct htot they hare ted to acts IN III.
part Of the Ee6er0I administration aCkjch
threaten TO SuJUert the principles at free
government y 1t is these tel0-
piouS assault upon tile constitutional
rights of State these iHdicatjoHs tint
the Liberties "fthe people na0y be Aetd at
Tie mercy Of any partisan Federal C0Urt,
backed APP by Federal J0yoHets-that
hare sta7 ted and alarmed The peopie
ART from his rhsv care nothing about
the squahhl o. the Louisiana seal wag>
and cHTge ha~.-rs au1 woUii be only too
glad if their E.ht could have a termiua
tiou -imilar to that which resulted from
the battle cf the historical cats of Kill
kenny
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1873. 1874
GREAT INDUCEMENTS &c SUB
SCRIBERS.
2 PAPERS FOR 81!
THE BEST OFFER YET

by especial arrangements we are en-.
abled to offer the following inducements
to old as well as new subscribers;
From this time heuceforward we will
furnish the BOLIVAR BULLETIN and the
AaEEIoAN FARMERS Advocate, to all
cash Daying subscribers for TWO DOLLARS
per annum. The Adrocate is the official
organ Of the Agricultural Congress, and
ia published monthly by the Advocate
Publishing Company jackson, Tenn,
and is alone worth more than double the
price asked for both papers.
To each person who sends us club Of
10 We furnish the BuLLErIN and ADVOCATE
free one year.
Call and see specimens at this Office
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

That as the several States can more cons
yenieutlY and satisfactorily refused said
tax than the Government of the Uni ed
States: therefore,
BE ii eHacted, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury of the United @tafps shalt cause
bonds Of the Unired States 20 be printed,
in Sums of ono hundred doIurs, five huns
dren dollars, and oae thou-unt q Hrs,
payable a5 the Treasury Of the United
States. to bearer, at the end of thirty
years from date, in golo bearing inter~s-,
at the rate of five per censum per Huuum.
payable sem annually in gold. With ouu>
pons attached, to BE- signed and authentj-
Gated in III manner directed in section
three of an act entitled A n act TO au-
thorizn the Issue of Unit-d States notes
for the redemption and funding thereof
and for funding the ,ating debt Of the
United States" approved February %,
1862, and for the amount of sixty Seight
million seventy >twO thousand four hu.S
dred dolars
Tint the Secretary Of the Treasury of
the United States, when said bonds shall
have heen authenticated as aforesaid,
shall BE- authorized, and he l. directed
and TCQuir. to turn over and deliver to
the several Governors or otter auth urized
agents OF th- several States and TeriitoT>
L. herein meutinurd, b nds cqualing in
umnunr the amounts received iy United
states from tax on cotton in the several
States, t. b. h. ii by said States to be res
funded and distributed to the parties "a lao
actually paid said tax, either In full, or in
l'aTf pro rata, as circumstances may re>
quire, CT otherwise 20 be disposed Of as
the several Legislatures may direct BY
law, if 1t shall be found impracticabl' 60
refund or distribute said several umoupts
as aforesaid among the parties WIN
actually PAID said tax, With authority to
! the Secretary OF the Treasury to use cur
rrncy to pay fractions of one hundred
| dollars IN al settlements with sa
! States
This appears te Us to be tn most
sensible bi!I yet intradurtd re.ative to
The rr!unding of the cotton tax In the
| fir-t lace, the amounts COLLECTED from
! the several states are reunited to the
! 81 ties from which coll-cIeI to be dls>
! trIbutei to the parties vino actually pad
! said taxes. This gets thr money into
/ the possession of the taxpayer instead
OF IL, zpscu atnT, ana avoids the eyy in
! of contribution, Woich l. so mereiiessiy
/ enforced by he Washington lobby.
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AndY's Influence

" print this as ar Republican view #
the situation in Tenn -ssee:
1t must he cratif, ing to Ex-Prpeident
johnson to realiz that his extraordinary
lahnrs in the canvass for Congress, al
though be was defeated, have produced
good fruit A. he hims If remarked, i'm
Incdittely after the election. ne broke ~
the party ernst under whicr the best Ia
teIest- Of the -tare were hidden, and, as
will be seen in the organization of the
Legislature, put il our of the power of
any reaetlonarV party to control or shape
the pulley of the State in The regulation
of its domestic affairs or its relations to
the National Government We shall
now hook for such legislation as will pro-
mote the best interests of society, i'm
prove the finances Of the State, invite
hundreds and thousands of people from
other STATES and f reign lands 70 make
their homes in our IBidst, and open 70
every child in the state the doors of a
we'll kept and efficient school The pros
pet at present is inspiring LET tn.
Leg stature but discharg- it, duty firmly
and uudjnchingly and all will be we'll -
BGRSaer.
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EOVaatE.

b. virtue Of venf.ti0n exp1uaS directed
to me from Circuit Court at November
term, 1872, viii ofsr for sale for cash,
mt the Curt House door in the town Of
Bolivar, on Saturday, the lst dav O.
'ehruarv. 1873 The undivided one fourth
reyisinnarv i7terast of Mrs. Florence
Palmer in the house and lot, the dover
of Mrs Ellen joy, of The lands OF her
deceased husband, C. q Jov. and de-
scribe1 as fullowes, to wit: Beginning at
the southeast corner Of the residence lot
Of the late G. G. JOY and runs west 1876
feet to n stake, thence north $50 feet to
the north mar2in Of tho town Of Bolivar
ther ce east I3G feet to the north east cor
ner Of sal lot, thence sonth 3S5 feet to
the h,gining. Also the an divided one.
fourth interest If Mrs Florence Palmer
in all t. at rortion Of square No Is on
the plan oi the Polk Addition 10 the
town of Bolivar which was not assigned
10 Ellen d Jay as dover A $50 the un>
divided .nrif rurtl interest Of Mrs Flor
onca Palmer in lot No. in square No
9 # said addition Sale in legal hours
i+uIO ] J NEEI.N Sheriff
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fsoE.-RcsTdenf NotEcc.
. tie County Co,ri of HqrdemaH
CnnntN Ienncasee.

III tie County Co,Dt cf HardemaH
County. Tennessee.
John d. Ussery ct ais. petition to par.
tition lard, -. the Heirs at law OF Iabe
dee Bailey decd,
it appearing TO the undersigned from
affidavit made III this cause that tHe de-
fsnGant Alpha Bailcy il a non -residcn'
Of the State of Tennessee. 1t is order
ed that publication be made for fnur
successive weskS-iu the B ,liyar Bulletin,
Il newspaper Fuhiish j in Bolivar, Ten
nessee, Tor said Alpha Bailey to be and
appear at the February term Of the
County Court Of uardemun County, Ten
nrs~ec, t. he held 1T the Court House in
BolWar on Monday, the 81 day IF Fcbru
a =. 1873. and plead answer or demur 70
the petition in his cause, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing Exparte.
This. january 81, 1873
ian3 It w. G. DORION, G. NJ
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The third term Of this school will com
mence on Monday, Feb. 3, 1873.
TEENS OF TUITION

suitable situation, beautiful and re-
tired, embracing extensive grounds, has
been purchased, and the buildings thereon
comfortably fitted up 81 as TO afford a
Spacious Study Hall, Reeita ion Rooms
and Music Rnnms
Funds have been raised and prep ara
tians made to erect during the present
year large and substantial brick edifce,
adapted tn the various requirments Of d
Boarding School Of hi.h order.
The most gratifying success has attend
ed the school thus far, and ere long Harde-
mar County vi be prepared to give to
he" OWE daughters frst-class education,
and also to offer such inducements as to
att act the daughters Of other less favor
ed localities.
Bolivar, Tenn, Jan Is, 1872 janI7
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pioneer railroad enterprise in Texas have
from tie first pursued the most liberal
policy, donating 10 each denomination
APPLYING eligible lots on which to erect
t+teir churches 1t is hoped that this
policy will continue tn be pursued While
1t IL "a great aid to the churches, it is by
no means detrimeHt tn the railroad
A. thu Texas Central approaches the
northern line Of uur tate | am glad tn
g that II increases in popularity Its
'antagas are greatly Appreciated The
reduction of freiehts AID substituting
grcenhark~ for sperie ha- tended greatly
to mere So is Popularity. The dav is
not d'sraut when The managers Of the
Teza- Contra viii be looked up"n as
mir ut public he efa"tors
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NOE &C.

For sale, One thousand acres Of bot
ton and second bottom lands, 200 ael es
cleared, under good fence, good improves
ments, balance in fine timber, lying two
miles east Of Middleton, joining to the
right Of way OF the Memphis q Charleston
rail road. Good chance Tor the cordwood
and tie business. sale In small lots to
suits purchasers. For terms apply TO a.
N. Lambeth, Jr., Middleton, Hardeman
county, tennessee jams
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
A County Without a Dramshop.

}. NJ D. writes the Erenjng Post a.
follows from Caldwell, Ohio:
have two itpns that NAV interest
friends If the temperance reform. This
(\nbie) county claims the honor of hav~
ing not single dramshup The enforce
meut Of the Adur Liquor Law closed all
our liquor shops two years ago. The
criminal law against the sale Of liquors
was fparlesslv enforced, aud muItitudes
IF sellers were fined and imp isored
simultaneously, wives Of drunknrds
brought suits for thousands of dollars
against the drgmseliers, and gained i'm
mems SUMS Thus did We eradicate tie
liquor nuisance. No man dare open "A
'rumhole' H. our county H. would he
fined, imprisoned and mulctcd in thou
st.ds OF dollars damages. besides Dor
jail ha~ been absolutely tenuntlrss for
ryyo YEAR, our criminal courts have not
tad criminal Of any sort &C. prosecute,
and raup .riSm - d irsanitv are almost
uEk owl. Or new raiirogd-the Mari
eta amt Pius burgh, finished from Mari.
eta. GhIu to amhridgr, Ohio, a dist tuce
If fifty -njr miles, running through
twenty townships not a single dTumSh uT
along ite entire line The ohcers vii
not permit any such nuisance, ard TIE
result IL that in two years not a lie hus
been lost @ that road fr,m any .tccid, Ut
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

In retiring from the above FIRM ol
Wilson 4 Caruthers. / feel grateful t. a
generous public for their liberal patron
age extended to u5 and with pleasure can
recommend the new jrn ss worthy the
continuation Of patronage AZ nv fr end
and succ, ssur W. a. Franklin pos~csse=
all the qualifications Of industry, society,
and perseverance, ia business, aud would
81 to the public tnat ie viii - salts
faction when called upon Also Mr.. Il
" Sad'er. the polite gentleman and ef-
trent clerk, viii continue t. preside at
the counter and will at all times take
pleasure in selling you goods at reascn-
able prices
iar3 W. 4. CAEUTHBKs.
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Ees1PaV5s.

Taken up by John Malone, about the
1T Of December, 1872, one Mare and
Colt-dark bay mare, about ten hands
high, about nire or ten years OF age,
white star In her forehead the colt about
the same color Of the mare, SIX or eight
months Of age, one white spot on forehead
and one in It's name. IL Is a mare colt
Both the above appraised at 1928
The said John Malone resides in Dis
trict No Of Hardemaa county, Tenn,
near Van Buren,.
This 2Sth day Of December, 1877.
WM EUCKOLLS, Ranger, Hardeman
County, Tenn. Jan@ 81
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The PicGyune which is now, as Il used
To be IN years gone by, the best newspa-
per IN New Orleans, commenting upon
The expressed indifference Of Grant as 20
what gGv-rnm mt was uppermost IN
l. uiSian4. and that he only recognized
Pinchbpck IN order to throw the whole
matter into conrt, says we are glad TO
hear il. but 1t Is pity this Indifference
lid not manifest itself az an earlier peri
cd, aad some syhat in fay 1r Of Justice right
ana the constitution of our common
country" We say so too
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
The Man of Chicago

OBJ, r. re FIRE no man WAS more
hopeful entrrprising, or juhiant th5n
the Chicago man. Here is ii picture paint
81 TO d,v by cor espoudent # the Bos
tn Globe:
al bat one respect a change l. ap
par Mt in the representative man of Chi
ra.o Immediately after the fire he
seemed 80 laugh at his calamity, To l.. K
upnn it with a cheerful spirit lie was
Ike uuT new recruits who WIT To rhr
way. They passed down 10 the feld ,l
trial NJ h cheers and shouts apl wayi. Z
of bHuuers. Now be has settled doru
intn a ca m, lmnst dc5ged resniutipn To
h ID on and -uacend, or die Il GOES 20
his task silent, sad persistent, like h'.
veteran soldier who went into the AFT av
knowing It's meaning and determined 70
cpnquer fhe inn Vili conquer; they
iii. restore their city, and ma f Jur Ia
w,lI rebui j their iorfur--; .u- Scores
hnndre S f them, IL g. II at price
IF EurIr iEV-- iH-i' tT- IuH ....t,. .r.-
even now IF uyerf#z..j minds l..i % IN
-tm. wa. - dow L. ic4tn b-lpr- ev
see th- new city standing in ite -
and others viii drop ou Of tie ranks az
Jh- victory l. prucinin-s, AID dro,,
Ift'o early graves We glory in tha.r
pluek, their euterrriS their brave. str0nL
h-a is, that "a ia ut ~urcnmb To- adverss.
fortunes and - ~ are sal in c,ptem
plating the results # ans Irag ovrrsf rain
If muscle, brain, and a.art
The Chicago man MAJ 4Id-ali ms.
dle-bgt he Will rise ~ ass IRE puriiiss
trials cal ont and develop th- tru- man
y, n r. one leaves Of aao5h-r b--ins The
principle IF rr-urr-,.ii"n pertains all
lie, veget. ble anI amin water por.
ares, Is converted int" rain or snow or
h5ii. and AGAIN into water B-crcati n
Is sI,ii goin- on " ust uos sJima>
lac. STRAIN, oT go too fast Chicago is
OF the place in vhi-h 80 rGt on the
brak-s OF 20 slow Push, push, push, is
the word tn ~. Sire GbicG.D IN IN should
9emprh.r 5taf
Too much care aaaee- ysazg u,aa zr y.
and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
NOTICE.

The f. N # Wilson d Carutbers Is this
day dissolved BIZ mutual consent, ". A.
Caruthers sells his entire interest in the
stock, Books and accounts, to W. A
franklin The Iu7iness will be con-
tinued under the firm name uf Wilson d
Franklin. The new firm assumin. NJ
the liabilities Of the old and are autboris
ed to receipt for the same.
This, 3ls5 December. 1872
j. 4 WILSON
W. 4 GARUTHERS.
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Memphis
and Knoxville Railroad Company. BY
order of the Board of Directors, a cali
of FIVE per cent. is hereby made on the
capital stock subscribed, payable on l0th
December, 1872, to the Treasurer o. said
Com any at Office in Bolivar, Tennessee
W. c. DORION, Secretary and Tr,os
urer de.2os 4
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NITHEE.

Ok Wednesday. the 18th dav ~ Jams
nary, 1873, atthe Court House in BOLIVIA,
tive Stockholders in the Cairo, Browns
vile, Bolivar and Middleton Hail Road,
will meet together TO elect nine Directors
and other ollicers, preparatory - being
chartered
This Jan. Dad, 1873
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rules and regulations in accordance with
their necessities. We ask them t apply
science and common sense t., the cOrrec~
ton of abuses, and the establishment Of
that which is possible. and for which all
good men pray, VIZ heaven on earth.
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Special Notice to Guardians, Admin
istrators and Executors.
CoUNTY CoURr CLERKS OFFICE.

CoUSTY CoURT CLERK OFFICE. !
BOLIVAR, Tenn, January 3, 1873. !
Guardians, Administrators and EEecu'
tors, who are behind with their settle-
mpnis, are notified to appear at my Office,
when County Court il not in session, and
comply with the law, and their sworn
duty, 10y making statement Of their RcN
counts.
Guardians who have failed to renew
gheir bonds, are notified to appear at
County Court, ami renew them-Notices
will be ISSUED on 25,h OF January, to ali
dclinquen:s, and rlH costs charged 10
each case Ga further failure, the notices
viii b. returned to the Grand Jury, at
March term If Circuit Court
iaI3 ". c. DORION, Clerk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS

Any person who takes paper regularly from the
LIST Omee-whe her directed 10 his another OF
whether he has subscribed nois responsible for the
Bay.
q II person orders his paTsr discontinued he must
pay all arrearages the publisher continue 10 seuo
Il until payment is mnde and collect the whole amount
Ehether it is taken from the Ofiee or not.
3 The have decided that refusal 70 tafe new
papers and periodicals. che Post Gfee
and leaving them unoaed for is pria cie evidence
intentional fraud.
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It appearing from the Petition in this
cause, which Is sworn 20, that defendants
Michael VI Kline and AbsciIie McKinue
are non~Tesidents Of the State Of Ten
nrssee, 10 Is therefore ordered thar
publication be made in the BOLyAE BUL-
LETIs, Newspaper published in Bolivar
Tennessee, for four successive weeks. for
said nO1-Tesid-nU defendants to be and
appear at the February term Of the
County Court Of said County, 70 be held
ar the Court House in the town Of Boil.
var. tennessee, or the first Monday IN
February, 1873, and plead answer or de-
raur - the petition n this cause, or the
same viii be taken f5r confessed as t.
them and set for hearing exparte.
This January Sd, 1873.
~. C. DORlON, G 4 VI.
iaB-3 w5-pf-2j
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A party of gentlemen in Dresden, says
the Brownsville Bee, have entered into az
agreement Of tota! abstinence until nexr
December. Among the number, we are
glad to notice the name Of the editor OF
the Democrat at that place, for under
these circumstances we may expect very
marked improvements in its columns If
any of the number violate the pledge, he
must ray fifty dollars.
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ST. JAMES, CHURCH SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

REV. W C. GRAY, Rector and In
structor in the Classics.
MISS MARY MOANALLY, Principal.
Mss VICTORIA D. BOWERS, As
sistant
MRS. SUE E. KENDALL, Teacher of
Music
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q. SSOEUTE0E NOTICE.

The firm Of DUGaN, MERCER & 60 was
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Gro N DUG,S is alone authors d to re
ceive all dues aud to pay all debts or said
firm.
GEO II DJGAN,
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