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National Republican., 1873-11-08
RQUAL RIGHTS.
m.e,Ins In Oh. twelfth District.

MecIInH In The TWeIfth DIsIFIrf.
A meeting OF the cOlored men OF the Twelfth
district favorable to the equal rights movement
was held last night ata private residence on
Eleventh street. Mr. L, W. Page was chosen
Cnair,nnIl, and Hiram Bell secretary.
Messrs. Alexander Mason, J.. sella Maftln, anJ
l. ". Page were chosen rs delegates TO Eepre-
heul the Twelfth district In this proposed con
4 series Of resolutions In favor OF civil rights
were introduced aud adopted.
Mr.. Martin made q short speech, In which he
ludOrsed tic action Of the Iepnblican party OF
tho District, aud assured hl8 hearers that US 4
party II was pledged to civil rights, and, IN his
judgment, the members would see that M far as
nnsslbie equal rights should be granted 10 all
men.
National Republican., 1873-11-08

VOMFNIsTNW
EVERYTHING NEW AND DEsIRABIE
In STYLISH OyERcoATIS,iS.
IN BOYS, t;OOUs
WE OFFER THE SAME INDUCEMENTS.
CONE AND SEE.
" NOT CONVINCED
DO NOT BUY.
HABLR BRo1.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine CiothieTs,
Corner Seventh and II streets,
National Republican., 1873-11-08
Aur,ian s,I,. To.nuv

Latimer h Cleary will sell an elegant road team
KIRBY. Dent 4 Co. will sell valuable improved
property.
Duncanson, Dowling h Co. will sell a lot Of
pawnbrokefs goods.
Wm. l.. Wall A Co. will sell q sorrel mare, har.
nefs and phaeton.
Duncanson, Bowling 4 Co. will sell the ma
cllnery OF mill property.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
Keen ONT the Cold.

Go to Sayages, and get him TO put his un-
Tiyalcd weather-stTtp on your windows and
doors Many have been cOmforted, and advise
their friends to go and do likewise,
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-08
DrIiraries or The Sru.op,

BuCkwheat Cakes and Goshen Batter. The
material for making these morning comforts OF
the most palatablc form can be bought at FL
phonzo I0ungs' on Ninth street, under Masonic
Temple, at panic prices. Don't mistake the
ntara
National Republican., 1873-11-08
CITYI.TEMS.
New Store, New stack.

II. g. LEWIS, No. sO9S SEVENTH STREET,
has now In store, and daily receiving, a large
and complete assortment OF GRSTLEMRNs, BOYS
AND CHiipREss HATS Of the very LATEST sTY1 KS;
also, complete assortment OF GENTS FURNISH
ISd Goons, cheap for cash. .rH
National Republican., 1873-11-08
Au.ldenIA AIiIaI

on Thursday afternoon, while number Of
men werI engaged al work In sand bank on
the grounds around the Soldiers Home, q por-
tlon OF the hank cayed In, AMI man named
Robert BROOKS was caught lennSth 1t and
KILLED,
National Republican., 1873-11-08
BOLD BURGLARY.
A Young I.ndys Room Entered and
k0bbed,

Young IlndJH RooM EhtrFtH HHH
Robbed.
The residences Of Mrs. Williams, In Grant
Place, between Ninth and Tenth aud q and ii
streets, was broken into by burglar on Tuesday
night last and the room OF young lady boarder
entered. She was awakened by the Intrusion,
and the burPlar-a black man-threatened II she
made any alarm he would Kill her, and then turn
ing TO the bureau took her gold watch and made
on with IL As soon as he lcft she called for the
police, but no response was made,
The young lady believes that the midnight
thief was q white man who had hlacked his face
for the occasion. The robbery has been placed
In the hands of the detective corps, but no clue
has vet been ascertained OF the burglar.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
To Get Your ,Ione,,s wor,h

Buy your Clothing at Noah Walker 4 Go. a, Gil
Pennsylvania avenue.
English Worsted Diagonals and Beavers, Cut
away Goats and Vests to match, ut reduced
prices.
Overcoats. OvercOats. Oyercoats.
Wing Goats. Wing Coats. Wing Coats,
Noys, Youths and Childrens Clothing,
New stock received to-day.
Boys, Youths and Childrens Clothing. New
stock received to-day. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap,
Oil Pennsylvania ave-, Metropolitan Hotel.
National Republican., 1873-11-08

EOR MOUNT VERNON.
Tho Steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK aolIins,
hoad. having been rebuilt and entirely rented 6y
her present owners viii leave her whaff, ~
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
'''A' aouNff VERNON ooLooh' foh
The Tomb OF Washington } and Intermedste Land
nissbis ,.p suS4 S4Nss Ns,s smsi siEHgs: Hsa:
National Republican., 1873-11-08

The late fair at the Maryland Institute was
much more successful than the fairs OF the few
preceding years. In 1870 the receipts Of the an
nual fair were s3,I45.2l; 1871, 81 09l.2b; 1879,
O., 295 50, and 1873, Sd,d50. The expenses OF the
late fair were about to, $50, leaving a balance OF
about tl, 300. 1t IL gratifying TO Know that the
number OF the members and OF thvse attending
schools 10 fully up to last year.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
A UrIou SUNDAY school pIretIo9

will be held In Wesley chapel, on Wednesday
evening next, ct Ti3O O'Clock, at which Rev. Dr.
j. II. Vincent, OF New York, will oonducta Bible
service, and speak upon the topic, "a Sunday
well spent,n
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]. II. sauier u Co.,

Bankers, No. 1ilo Pennsrivanis avenue. pay q
per cent on all deposit.
MASSEY ALE Is the cheapest, because It Is
uniform.
Massey's Ale Ia the cheapest, because there Is
no waste.
Massey's Ale is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Is the
purest.
Massey's Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Ia the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER 4 GRHrS,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
NntiounI suyiu., BnpL,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4; satnr-
dAys,e 10 Aand 70 .,
National Republican., 1873-11-08

OuR STYLES INCLUDE
TIKI "ADONIS" SACK
AND
THE "EuREkA" RROCk,
ORR OWN
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE.
THESE COATS
ARE NoBBY IN s1iLE
National Republican., 1873-11-08

The grand Jury OF suirok county, New York,
has indicted Rudolph Sammis and others, con-
cerned in the murder Of Kelsey, OF Huntington,
Long Island.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
",yhnt shall We say TLcn t''

IS TT EAFEUIENT
To SELL GuODS AT A DlSCOlNT
OF 2a PER CENT
Our RscEsT EXPERIENCE HAS
CONVINCED Js BEYOND QUESTION
THAT IT u, OCR SAI.ks HAVING BEEN
LARGER THAN EVER BEf0RR,
EsABLISa Us 10 USE LARGE SINS
or MONEY TO GREAT ADVANTAGE.
WE WILL, THEREFORE,,
g.NNylI q CPL
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ReII.Iou- Service. To.morrow.

Preaching In Waugh NJ. K. church.
Church OF the Strangers Lincoln hail.
Rev. c. H. Fay will preach In Masonic Temple.
Congregation OF Israel church will worship at
Turner hall.
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
OH Pennsylvania ave- @eiropoliian % iioi,cl. Hoi,

THR Elecampane and Ioarhonnd Candy Drops
sold at Nattan's Drug Store, Second and D
streets northwest, at twenty-five cents half
city.
1T " NO WONDER that invallls lose faith In all
specin1s, when SO many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure OF various diseases; hut
which, when tried, are "found wanting" We
have yet 10 learn, however, of the first failure OF
Dr.. Wisfarls Balsast ~ Hih Cherru 10 cure
OOngha, colds, and pulmonary liaaaae
National Republican., 1873-11-08
.cdurtlon In Prices.
COMPARISON INVITED.
Competition Couried.

Remember, we always have what VIC adyer-
tise and are never 'Iust out" Of the article when
you call to purchase.
e6- Those overcoats marked M are medium
National Republican., 1873-11-08
nSI pnIIAn IHMELnN.

This enterprising AMI reliable dealer has made
sleeve buttons and shirt studs the speCialties OF
his beautiful establishment, and he offers the
newest and rarest styles at ti per set. Hand
some collar buttons are put down as low as 30
cents. These are all made Of the brightest aud
most enduring metal and of the very latest de.
signs. Handsome rolled-plaie bracelets, made OF
tonishing low price of 81 each. All these really
elegant and Incompatible articles are guaran-
teed to "look ~ good as new" for nve years, but
will defy forever the corrolDg tooth OF time.
or this particular class OF goods, the sole agent
In this city is Mt. Wallach, Tor whose store they
are exclusively manufactured.
Parties out OF the city will be supplied promptly
by inclosing their orders and addresses, with
the cash. They run no risk, as Mr.. Wallach was
born and raised here, and IL well known as one
Of our most reliable business men.
Childrens fur muiis at 81 each; also, solid wal
nut centre tables at 81. with an innumerable lot
OF fancy and useful articles at similarly low
prices,
National Republican., 1873-11-08
AnIUsRSi ENTs.
WnlI's Opern IIa,t.r,

The Hamlet Of Mr.. Mccullough was rendered
to a large house, and was received, as 1t de-
served 10 he, by repeated demonstrations OF ap-
pause and several calls before the curtain.
Briefly, the reading was fIultless. Every sylla-
bic, even to the whispers, was distinctly audible
In every portion Of the house. It was remarked
that Mr.. Mccullough followed with peculiar
IN the same piece throughout his personatlon OF
the character OF Hamlet last night. His acting
was so easy, natural and graceful that It Is di,l.
cult 10 specify particular eNcellencies.
The character IL such a continuous succession
Of brllllancies and all were so perfectly rem
dered, that no criticism can he made OF the part
that would not seem to he the most fulsome
praise. Those who witnessed the performance
will never forget II nor regret having seen It,
while those who did not, have lost much OF the
appreciation OF the beautiful language In which
the immortal bard has clothed this magnificent
creation, that can only be acquired through q
conception 50 faultlsss and reading so unex-
ceptlonable. The scene In which the murder Is
represented before the king and queen was espe-
cially powerful aud effective, as was also that
between Hamlet and his mother pending his ex-
lie, and that interview with ophelia, In which he
charges her never to marry, but TO get her 10 q
nunnery.
The company have had a heavy weeks work,
and did remarkably well considering the i'm
mense tax upon their powers.
the "Gladiator" tonight. These two magnin-
cent plays are rarely to be seen on the same day.
and more rarely stll are they to be seen define.
ated with such talent and power as will grace
them to-day. Mr.. Mccullough has purchased
the copyrights OF the Gladiator" and several
other pieces from the estate OF the late Mr.. Ed.
win Forrest.
Theatre Comiquc.
This will be the last night Of the Twelve Temp
tations, after which 1t will be Withdrawn In
order to make room for new attractions. Thii
Is to be regretted, inasmuch as tho piece was 10
Its full tide Of popularity, and Is drawing larger
aud more delighted audiences now than at The
beginning OF the week. The extensive ma
| chlnery is now working smoothly, and the actor,
have become familiar with their several parts
AMI the drama Is now = better spectacle and
more enjoyable performance IN consequence o.
the experience had IN its presentation. tn,
ballet IL particularly attractive, and the varioui
dances incidental u the piece are executed witt
charming grace. Those VINO have not seen IN,
| Temptations should not neglect this last oppor
| unity. A matinee will he given this afternoon
National Republican., 1873-11-08
WINTER ovERcoArs.

ouT ltaulnH tOut IN TINS department IN OuE
olive English Castor, al $40. We are the only
house Offering this Coat at any price.
IN ouR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
we are Offering the following Overcoats, made
by our best custom hands during the "dull
season." A saving OF fully 25 per cent, can be
made by purchasing these goods:
English Beavers, MeltOns and Chinchilla, lined
with casslmere or Italian, trimmed In the best
manner, handmade. ...,.................... S25
Cars single-milled Meltons. ns................ $50
Carr's doubie-milled Meltons.. SIS
CirTs tripe-milled Meltons. ns......,.........,, $40
English Castors, satln-llned. d............,.... $40
English herseys, satin.lned. ................ fto
thlnchllas, satln-llned. .........,,,,,,,,,.. 10
Chlnchillas, trimmed with quilted silk, satin
Austrian Bouyets, faced with silk.yelvet,and
Austrian DOuvets, satln-lned, seal otter
facing cuffs and collar, pockets OF shamols
Austrian Bouye =, ,satln.ned sealsxin facing. '"
collar and cuffs; pockets Of shamOls skin. 800
We have every article advertised above, and
Will take great pleasure In showing them to you.
We also assert that there IL no house outside Of
New York (and few in New York; who carry 80
complete stock. In addition to the above we
| have
OiengarIes; or Wing Goats,
Talmas and G.pes,
50, SO .!r,. 80 w.. Mas c,,, n:, @.
| $50, ga, sll SlS
| This coat Is better known as The Russian Hood
Coat.
Livery oyercoats;
| all shades,
| plain or fancy trimmed.
| f2i, $50, So, 80, So, ta 800.
For Youths, Boys and Chlldren's wear We
have any style OF over garment you may desire,
prices from ~ to s25.
To enumerate them would require too much
space.
| We ask you to call and examine them, and II
| not satisfied do not purchase.
| No fictitious prices,
No fictitious names.
| Every article az represented.
| A. SAEs 4 Co.,
$40 Seventh street,
| on lTst Block north
OF Pennsylyanlg avenue.
National Republican., 1873-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.

:g- Tickets for sale at Mctzerott Co.'sand from
the followln< persons. who will parucipate In the
concert. Mrs Camp, Mrs Neayle. Mrs Hssttnss,
MIR. Il. n. witherow, Mr. n a., YoupY, pcstd'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10

The following explanation of the Bible
riddle is from young lady of Bonneville,
Miss, and covers the lease to a nicely
We are glad to known that so many of
our readers are familiar with the Scrip
lures
Ist All animals were made before
man, so the whale was made first.
ID The whale, of course, has no limbs,
and Jonah was the living soul.
Sd. Adam named all animals.
4th The whale never disObeys God
and never appears on earth, except when
driven there by storm.
5th. Jonah was the living soul that
was taken from him.
9th. After the whale had disgorged
Jonah, he was the same as before.
9TH. The spermaceh from the whale
which we use gives great light to man
Sth The whale can never 90 to heaven
and neither knows right from wrong.
9th OF course the whale cant believe
the Scriptures. A IL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
Pretty Good.

One of our subseribers--a gentleman
we'll versed in the Scriptures-hands in
the following answer to the Biblical rid
die published in the BULLETIN on the
Goth of last month
"An things in earth and sea were made,
And monsters through the deep had
strayed,
Ere God according to bis plan,
Had made his noblest crsature-DaGn
Bodies were given to fish complete,
Who yet have neither hands nor feet.
They move according to His will,
Who doth with life all being fill,
Beasts, fowls and fish to Adam came;
He gave TO each and all name.
Though tame at first yet now they flee,
And fear human face To see.
A fsk once truly had soul
When Jonah was within it whole,
Elected il moved as before,
From pole to poe, from shore to shore.
Fish me n seek for oil 20 burn;
10 throw the harpoon we'll they learn,
And though by death the spoil must
come,
More light doth fill the human home
No fear Of death, no hope Of heaven,
No ain fish have to be forgiven
No faith can ever exercise,
No moral virtues recognize.
And now It must appear to you
This exposition is most true.
Nor thought, nor wit, nor guess can iai
1essTead this riddle as a tohale :!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
NOTICE.

The following articles are always kept
put up ready for sale, and we wish 1t dis
tinctIy understood that our medical prep
erations are put up for the sick from
good material, and not second or third
class adulterated medicines-whicn are
sold only because of the profit on the
Bottle or Package. We will give advice
70 any person at all times IN their use.
Our business is selling medicines and as
such, We have educated ourselves to our
pursuit
We have full line of he following
Caster OIL. Laudanum,
Sweet Oil, ParagorIc,
Turpentine, Hive Syrup,
Ess. Pepnermiut. Tiuct iron,
Tiuct. Nitrate of Iron, Quinine,
Cream Tarter. ChlorOform,
Soda, Blue Mass,
Dovers Powders, Liniments,
Cough Syrup. Pills.
Oils and Oiutments, Powders.
Family Receipts and Physicians Pre-
scriptions correctly prepared with the
very best medicines. Call and see US
Respectfully
J. II. LARWILL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
MARKETS.

Cotton - Is to l9l cents per pound.
BuH; POrk-Clear. sides, 81 Shoulders
6; Hams, l73 cents.
Lard Re tail, l2I cents per pound
Cofce-Rio, % to 25 cents per pound.
Sugar Common to choice, ll@l6S
per pound.
MoIasses.-75 to so cents per gallon.
FlouT.. Common to choice IS to SIl
per barrel.
MeaL-90 cents per bushel
Potatoes. Irish, 81 per bushel; sweet,
81 per bushel.
Buftsr.-Scarce st so cents.
Fa0s.-Scarce and IN demand at 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
Uniform Standard of Measures, Etc

Uniform Standard Of Measures, Etc.
The scientific circles, both of Europe
and of this country, are continuing the
agitation of the question of uniformity of
weights, measures, of length and capa>
CITY. coinage, &c. When nations were
isolated. as they were five hundred years
ago. each one could have its own stand
ards but the present state of intercom~
munication demands uniformity. This
il not merely the demand Of commerce
and trade, but the scientific Investigations
of the age require uniformity in standards
of eomparison in the several fields where
these are prosecuted Nothing can be
more absurd than the English system OF
weights and measures, which in the nam
we have followed. For example, We
write, sit weighs an ounce. Now, who
/ knows precisely our mean ng? is may
be tie avoirdupois ounce, the sixteenth
part Of a pound, or it may be, as the word
means, (Latin, Uncia,) the twelfth OF a
pound. Science demands something
more certain than this If there are tor
midabIe objections to the French deeima
system, they must be removed, or some
other standard, divided deeimaliy, lnu
be adopted. This must extend especially
to the measures Of temperature, so as q
abolish the present confusion c0nsequen
on having three standards Of graduatlol
in tn thermometers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10

Make money fast and honorably, by at
once applying for a territorial right,
(Which are given free to agents. to sell
the best, strongest, most useful and rapid
selling Sewing Machine, and Patent But
ton Hole Worker, ever used or recom~
mended by families, or buy one for your
own use; it is only s.. Sent free every
where by exp 'ess. Address for particu-
lars, JEROME b. HUDSON IL Co. Corner
Greenwich and CORTLAND SITS, New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
Particular Notice.

Call in at T. c. McGuire' s-Powells
eorner-and get your fine drink, cigars,
etc. J. Muse will be pleased to meet
you and will take pleasure in waiting
upon you
Also, call at T. c. MoGuire's store
iightfort's new bailding-and set your
staple and fancy groceries,.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
Arrival and Departure of Trains on
the Ripley Rail Road.

On and after the 18th inst. the passen-
ger train will leave Middleton at A NJ,
and arrive at Ripley at Il:30 a. N. Leave
Ripley at P NJ, and arrive at Middleton
at 430 P ~ No Sunday trains
w. c. FALKNER, President.
Nov u, 1872
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10

G. w. HARD M-We call the ate ntion
of the public to the law card of this gen>
tlerhan, who, for several years past, has
been associated with II. NJ Hill in the
practice of the profession. Those who
need the services of an active and ener-
getic barrister should give our friend
Hardin a chance to set them right.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
Hardeman County Court-January
Term.


Hardeman County Court-January
Term.
The following is q synopsis of the pro-
ceedings:
James b. Harriss elected Chairman.
Lem Gay and w. J. Blair, Quorum JUS
Hces.
Chairman's salary as Financial Agent
fixed at $3.50 per annum, and s. per diem
for holding courts.
Quorum Justices each allowed So per
diem for holding courts.
Justices allowed 50 per diem for hold
ing Quarterly Courts.
Taxes levied For county purposes 20
cents, and for common school purposes 20
cents on the 800 Poll tax so cents.
New Civil District, No. is, established,
with voting place at Silver's store
Sheriff allowed 800 for ex oficio SER
vices for 1873
appropriations: For various purposes,
1893 30; for paupers for 1873, $l,4I7 so
Order to purchase the toll bridge across
Iatchie river. on Bolivar and jackson
road, when the sum Of b, 900 is made up
by private subscription. the county to pay
Sc, 900
Order for officers of the county who
have Codes of 1858 to return them to the
County Clerk, to be sold by him for tie
benefit of the county.
Orders for Commissioners to let the
building of bridges across Clear Greek at
Huns mill, and across Mill Greek at
Pirths mill
Report of Commissioners on bridge
across Uatchie river near Simpsons
Ferry rejected
Il. H. Walton elected Coroner; VIM
Nuckolls elected Ranger.
Venire for March Circuit Court
District No. l. E. Z. Low, W. D. Gal
Their.
No z. G. c. War;, james NJ. Morris
| No. 8 Geo. Smith, J. J. Cooper
No a. r. A Jones, VIM Dodson.
No 5 Jesse H. Franklin, G. Fleet
No. g. II. NJ Polk, A d. Nelson.
No. T. j. X. p. Cliff, T. A. McLarty
No. 8. J. NJ Macon, J. NJ Miller.
No. Q. Geo. Mcdaniel r. NJ. Smith.
No 10 Wiley burden, H. c. Reaves
No. IL. G. Il. Campbell, H. r. Doris
No II Alvin Bishop, w r. Howell
No. 13. J. E. Lockman, w. r. Terrell
No. IA. James Gibson, w. F. Roberts
No. Is r. A Barham, Jas Anderson
Mo. 10 las Savage, Wesley Dsming
No II. Needham Thompson, J. "
Whitby.
No, Is. R. NJ. HuddIeston, wn
Rush.
Constabl,s-Wm. S Wilkes and 7.
Cliff
Administrators appointed J. w. Cha
man and j. c. Robinson Of Julius Lane
deceased j. M Mask of E Birkhea
deceased; W. II. Stone, Jr., of w.
Stone, Sr, deceased
Guardians appointed: Jesse Wilson f
VIM and James Thompson; j, T. KING
4 for his own children; w. II. Todd f
heirs of James J. Caruth; John Pank
for Robert Pankey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-10
NOn.RcsiGlemt Notice.
No. 526 r d.
In the CHancery Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.

Nc. 526 r d.
In the CHaucery Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.
Original Bill Ct
William IT, Rogers and Samuel Rogers
vs. Nancy Rogers, Arminda Ussery, for
merly Arninda Rogers, and her husband
James ). Ussery, in his own light and as
Trustee, and Mary Rogers, John d.
Ussery and B. F. Ussery.
And also Cross Bills Of
John D. Ussery and b. z. Cssery IS.
James S. Ussry.
1t appearing from the above OTigin"l
Bill, (which Is sworn to, that Defendants
Nancy Rogers, Arminda Usssry, James ,
Ussery and Mary Rogers, are nOn-Tesl-
dents of the State Of Tennessee, and from
the Cross Bill, which Is sworn to, that
James :. Ussery is a non-resIdentof en-
pessee. 1t is therefore ordered that an OF
said Defendants in said Original BIIIi
Mead answer or demuT 10 the same on or
before the 2nd Monday 10 January next,
"a ,bat said Defendant, James >. UsseFY,
MEAD. answer or demur TO SAID Gross Biil
"a eause. on ar before the 2Dd Mon
dav IN January next It being the next
80, Of our said court, or the same will
he taken for confessed, and said Original
and Cross Bills set for hearing zeparte
and that a copy of above order be pub.
Jished once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin neWspa-
per printed in Bolivar, Tennessee.
This l4th, day Of December, 1872.
T. B. MCDOWELL,
CLERK d Master
/ J. 4 r entrees soils for Complainants
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Services every sabbath, At lo}1 a. N. and \
bv the Rev W-ATKINSON.
SABBATH SCHOOL at 50 A NJ.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars Sunday eve
ming at 25z o'clock. Prayer "a estiHg every Wednes-
6av MATT Choir meeting every Friday night Regular
Church mesting fret Wednesday night in each month
Young Men prayer meeting every Monday night