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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21
Attachment.
slale.. q Tspalss.sssa, -HaEdsInqaEll C0-phty:

State Of TeBBessee, Hsrdemsn County.
80 Action For Debt -t ~
James II. Ssnnoner We. G. B. Inman
Ia this cause. it appealing by affidavit
that the defendant, q. B. lnman, Is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff, aud is a mons
resident of the State, 90 that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served on
him and an original attachments having
been. levied on his property. It is. there
fore ordered that publication be made in
the Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper pub
Iished in the town Of Bolivar, for four
successive weeks, commanding the said
G., B. .Iuman, to appear before me, or
some other acting Justice OF peace, at
Ferguson's store, in the. town Of Sauls,
bury, State Of Tennessee, on the second
Saturday in September, 1874, and make
defense TO said suit against him or il win
be proceeded with exparte.
.1 THOMAS B0WD0N, J. p.
This, August 1st, 1874 - lsugTw5
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,.u. fn.l i.si NASHVILLE s-l l.
Union & American
TIE PEOPLES RAPER.)

TIE GEzAT News. Family. CsnmeFciaI, Pdiie3oai and
Agricultural jOurnai o. the STATE. $500 .r.s ..-r Z
IT GIvEs teIss aphe from an parts o. the work.
e any other paper PzbIiShed in AESeriea.
At GIVES b. telegraph the general nsWs q the Old
sd sooa as EnT other paper In the United
States. ..s -as.t lfs a "a .......g- el=r
IT GIVES b. telesraRh the latest EaTkst qnotatoAs
al ioreisa and domestic markets. day b day and
It GIvEs by telegraph cry day the elosrg
Of selt stocks ana b0aes IN city aAd New York. u
II c3rTEs Bafy. ssai-sVseEiY aad tysskiy The suf-
tieie Of Prodnce and trade in Tennessee.
IT 0IvEs the eeha uisaa account Of every rev
ysHisn calculated 70 sdTSnes hs ntsrsst ty sssenng
his labor.
II Is Efy4aaISE ehFoniels shfeh putiishes to the
people every pct an the hhRnces STATE Aad county
/ calculated Go G1vanse or Tetard their faterests.
IT GIVES al the zufrent political nsus rud move
ssss q tse dAE sad The honest sa lens Of is Soaaus-
~ GIsEs ala IosaI. STATE sad usssIlaosous rev. Of
II GTvEs good shars oFiitsrasarv and v5str<frssh
caret1ly iehosen Gnd EeertaiaiuE. 1000
ITS AGRICULTVRAL AID hoBsshold coIu1nhs BY Or.
DAEIEL Ei ho is sioue ealplsSed BY this papsF az
Who stands n amsng the seientfs and practical aEri-
eulturists q THIS eountry fun ofplan tik 10 Farm
era and HonseEisss EAa adFseass their iEssr3ssin al
BvRsCRIrTtes, n AbvsscE is i'-t
Daily psr E11sEa - Hail $1,000 sis %
serll- " seEly per anE uH1---, -. ea
-fsesAiy per Anl1l H.
Shorter ssriods in proportloa- - =
AGaresi CEION AND AMERICAN,
tshSfD@ + r-.--..s.r- NASHVILLE, TERa,
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InsOIvent Notice.

Having this day suggested the insol-
vency Of the estate of John G. Spinks, de-
ceased, to the clerk of the county court
OF HArdeman county, Tennessee, all per-
sons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file the same with
said clerk, on or before the 18th day Of
February, 1875, duly authenticated as
the law directs, otherwise they will be
barred both in law and equity.
]. N. MORGAN, Admir-.
August 18th, 1874. ~ VA
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Colonel a N. Polk is announced in
this issue as a.-candidate for Senator
from the counties of HaFdenan end
Madison, subject to the action Of the
Jackson convention. Colonel Polk is a
gentleman of much Legislative experience,
high social standing and great energy.
he would make most excellent mem.
Der of our next legislature and reflect as
much credit upon his constituents as ans
man in the district He is closely allied
to the material interests of this people
and if elected, will serve them faithfully
z ard satisfactorily. ,-,-s-..-- go
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NONRESIDENT Notice,
In the County Court of Hardemsn COur
..- tY, Tennessee.

IN the County GpuTI OF hafdemsn COun
.f.- -., ~, Tennessee. -.,...-
Joseph B. league and wife e Glsrs. heirs
atlaw of lessee Pugh, decd. Petition
TO sell Land. No 95S r. ID $500 -.,..-
In this cause it appearing from the
petition which is sworn 70, that defen-
-dants Catherine Nyersis- a resident Of
the State Of Texas, Joel p. Pugb, Jesse
Pugh, Perry Oprey and wife Sarah
OpFey, Elizabeth c. 4Pugh and -
Pugh are residents of the State of Ark
ansas and are non.Eesidents of the State
of Tennessee. fs-stfsa .sI rla -si.lsfar zlfifE
Il is ordered that publication be made
IA the Bolivar Bulletin q newspaper
published In Bolivar. Tennessee for four
successive weeks, for said nonresident
defendants Catherine Myers, Joel p.
Pugh, Jesse Pugh, Elizabeth g. Pugh,
- PBgh, Perry Oprey and Sarah
Oprey 20 enter their appearance and
plead answer or demur to the petition in
this cause, BY or within the FIRST three
days of the September term Of the CoHn-
ty Court Of Hardeman County, TENN
essee to be held sc the Court House in
Bolivar on Monday 7th day of SePtenbeT
1874, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and Get for hearing ez-
paFte. @sit 7-sdt 70. ~fsis-.d --i
-'-- i.5lssYFl C. DORION, C.. j., b. az
July 18th, 1874 1908. i1-t.5 t.si-.u on
? Wood & McNeal, Solicitors. --'af;'
july17W4 "ll it.t iaias-s- sialf PISS
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MAJOR RIB HURT-This gentleman,
one of the best men in the State, is a
candidate for foater of this district, and
win submit his name to the convention
which meets in Jackson on the first day
of next month. It is a healthy sign when
we see such men as Major Hurt Offering
their services to the people, and it
strengthens US in the conviction that
the people will have faithful servants in
the next legislature of our State. ..
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Notice,
Elliott 8 90 es. w. b. Jordan.

Elliott & Co ~. W. b! Jordan. e
By virtue of three several grfts Of ven
dis'oni exponas b me directed from the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at its April
term, 1874, / win sell to the highest bids
der for cash at the court house door 10
the town Of Bolivar, on Monday the 7th
day Of September, 1879, the following
described 194 acre tract Of land, ia dis
trict No. ] Of Hardemau county, Tennes-
see, levied on as the property Of w. B.
Jordan, It being part Of the original C.
W. Hunt tract, sold by J. n Mcclellan
to W. B. Jordan, and bounded BY lands
Of B. Martin and Faison on the north, BY
the lands Of J II. Mcclellan on the east,
on the south hy lands Of }. a.. AeCiel-
Ian and west By lands Of J.. c. and Ed
Street Sale within legal hours. ~
--1 ea5 ;. }. NELLY, sheriff. -
August i5tb, 1879. tPf % %
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NEW ADvKRTIsEMENTs
Notice to Guardians, Administrators
----a and Executors

After the rIOth. day of October, 1874,
notice 20 renew viii be issued to all guar
dams whose bonds hare expired and have
not been renewed. as required by law.
All administrators, guardians and execu-
tors whose settlements are due Eill also
be notified and to settle their accounts.
The law requires guardians to settle
with the comfy court clerk annually,
and to renew their bonds every two years.
Administrators are required to settle
within two years from date of bond. Full
fees will be charged in every case in
which notice Is issued-Which can be
saved by promptly complying with the
law. No settlements made during the
session Of county court
w C. D0RION G. & NJ.
August 2lst, 1874 - 4w
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The following article lie copied from
KiIIebrew's Resources OF TennsSste 30
yl.,a, HARDEMAN COUNTY. !.
County Seat Bolivar.

Hardeman county is bounded on. the
north BY the counties Of Hay 1ood and
Madison, on the south by mississippi on
the east by MeNAiry county, aud on the
west by the eoOntiest Z Fayetts and Hay
wood. iH .iaitd a-t4 huS fIaH -dI -
According e the census report of 1870.
there were l3S,lI2 Of Improved
land IN the county, 335,859 acres Of
woodland, and 22042 acres of land that
we're otherwise unImpr0eed than beng
in wood-Lin all about us sqaare. miles.
Since 1872 there has Been no-ehange in
the boundaries snd il is- supposed that
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HAR d i Prsff u
ii WHITE. PHFf Grl
ZOE SaIe.

The House and Lot on Market street,
Bolivar, opposite court square, lately 90
cupied by Bolivar Bulletin. r.....s
The Residence and Lot On Main street
lately occupied by H Nj. Parker.
A tract Of about 80 acres Of Land, 5
miles southeast Of Bolivar known a. the
"a Pete Riley place
Terms to suit purchasers
Apply 70 90 FRANCIS FENTRESS.
May 90, 1874. t-r Atsorney.
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.-sft .sfE Ht flt1s- ,.. ia1 l1T .1..-s
W. 7. Avery For Congress.
VVaPSOtIUIJI
n. H. PRkwIrT.

lois EDITOR SoUTERN CATHOLIC - see no
tieesIin many, of the leading journals of
UnF congressional district relative to, the
claims of VIM T.. Avery upon this dis
fn tTiCf for the honor Of q congressional
II nomination. i am no mane wOrshipper,
,..a but am an admirer of pluck and intelli-
.sa genUe, both virtues, possessed by Tom
Ayery in an eminent degree. As an Of
z fce-holder, Colonel Avery has been
marked for his afability, perfect con-
veTsance with his duties, and one 10
whom the people of Shelby county could
entFust their funds and their honor. If
this has been the case in the past, it fur
nisbes Us Q guarantee in the future thai,
% no matter where we place Tom Avery,
he will be found true as steel to the
trust reposed in him. In the palmy days
e. of the Republic, when a man, to distin-
guish himSSlf in the councils of the ma
tim, must have had extraordinary abili
~ ties, tho Hon. w. T. Avery stood in the
a front rank of the brilliant gentlemen
f.i whose career in ante bellum DAYS added
lustre to the name Of American, Colonel
Avery has lost none of his strength. He
-4 is competent to tilt with the strongest of
,is our opponents, and as it will be to such
men that we are to look for our leaders.
.,. let US have Tom Avery as the nominee of
The conservative party in September
feeling confident that with such leader
success is assured and the district will
be proud in the hour Of victory. ......
.-,,f $50. ....... SHELBY.
As we stated in recent number OIL
... our paper, we have no, iptention of dab
e., bling in politics, but when we remember
u the noble stand taken by VIM T. Avery
in defense Of the Irish people, when they
st were almost friendiess and booted at By
.7q. most of our native born citizens, we can
HIi not refrain from giving him cur hearsfu
l7a endorsement for any position to. which
s.i he may aspire Southern Catholic
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Attachment.
State Of TePnesse9s.. Hardeman' count

State of TIE bnessee,' Hsrdsman county
'-'' e'i.' Action For Debt. ii..I % ~
W. w. r. Elliott, Dr., W q. B. Inman
In this cause, it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, g. B. Inman, is lost.
j indebted to plaintiff and is honfesi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee, 90 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, and an original attach.
nent having been levied on his property,
1t is therefore ordered that publication Be
made IN the Bolivar Ballstin, q neWspa-
per publish cd IN the town Of Bolivar for
four successive weeks, com Danding the
said g. B. Inmsn 70 appear before ae at
my Office IN Saulsbury, civil district No
Of said county, on the second Saturday
IN September, 1874; and make defense 70
SAID suit against him, or It VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte.
p III THOMAS BOWDON, J. p.
This, J1ly 25, 1874. 70. Guly3 Iva
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Weed For Sale.

IRO CORDS, we'll seasoned foot oak
lou wook, which ] will deliver in
town in quantities to suit purchasers
between now and November next at
1925 per cord. @ Nj: T. POLK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21

Hon. j. D. Porter, of Paris, Henry
county, was nominated for Governor by
the conservatives and democrats in CON
ventiop at Nashville last Wednesday.
lie is an able and popular gentlemen and
will be triumphantly elected. --' So
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New VS. STORE, New GOODS.

TT. BROOKS will open on or about
the first Of September next in the house
lately occupied by Bills q Hill, east side
of the public square. Bolivar, Tenn. a
Plantation and Supply Store, and will
sell, cheap for cash, well assorted stock
of Staple and Fancy Groceries, and will
offer for sale --~s7- '' '..'s'-''--s .'t
1000 bundles Of Iron Ties; 5.a7-s'.
500 pieces 2 and 81 ID power loom
-.'-'-- Bagging-superior quality =
100 barrels of Lime; -f" -s-4te
go kegs Nsils-aIi sizes. 3i~
At prices to compete with any market.
The effort will be made to make this a
Cheap Grocery Market, and if the farm
ers of this section will only meet Afr.
Brooks half way, satisfaction on this i'm.
pOrtant point is guaranteed. [anl4td
.s. -..e- Dissolution. i~ -l= 74
The firm Of Baker, Walton q Co, was
dissolved on the 9th day Of July, 1874,
BY mutual consent. John A. Baker and
Thomas j. Walton, under the firm name
of Baker & Walton, will continue the
business as builders and contractors, and
will pay all otes and accounts against
the late firm. 49,
I - z-.sa. a'.'s'-. a. JoBN A BAKER, -i
--'' '.s'- a"i-'.'- r. j. WALTON, 7'4
i.- i-7-. J. g. WALTON
August 9Th, 1874 7'i 1w-pd
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The cotton shipped ranks generally as
strictly middling,'' and the tobacco is
said to be superior quality, though the
quantity is quite limited basis
Since the war very little attention has
been paid by the, farmeEs TO the growing
of grasses Glover is being used to
some extent as fertilizer, but hay cam
not be regarded as in any sense one OF
the staples of the county. As a fruit
region, Hardeman takes front rank
among the West Tennessee counties.
Stone fruits, seed fruits and berries do
we'll in every neighboEhood Apples are
the most certain fruit, but peaches also
thrive. The following figures taken from
census returns will give apEettY accurate
idea of the crops grown: 49, o'.l..-.4
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]. D. Stewards
Collegiate Institute,
s,s no ALABAMA STREET, sa
Memphis, Tennessee.

THE Sixteenth annual Session will
Il commence on TUESDAY, the HFss
day Of September, 1874
Pei. This is the best School for Boys in the
southwest. As an evidence Of its merit
we append the following: go -.-i s.. .r.
WAsHGEGTos AND EET CSIEEkEfTT.
sfH AExIz0ToN, VA, January ist, l5Ts-
We have had. students here, several FounE mss
who had taught IN shs School % mr stsEAFts
e Memphis Tennessee The seholaTly spirit, Aae
thoFough attaizmsnt thess pupils q Mr. stewart in
al ths ssbjssts prspsFatory 20 oolsgs sosFse have
led 70 look upon his school II uuusuai excel
isneo; shhs their high tOns ana EoOd msansrE make
plain its Eaoral innusness. ..f "a. r..#...r ... =
We, therefore, feel no hesitation in Recommending
tbiH school cord atlFs parents Who wish thsE
- -z-'--rs--r liz q y q LEE. Prssesat
q HARRLS- PrSfr LEtn,
.r7..-t s.t 90. t- - WHITE. Prsff GrSsk.
Eps JOYNER. ProrF Modern Languages.
Wu ALLEN, PFeTF Applied MathemAtles.
.-- II EIREPATRfGfz, Prefr - oral Philosophy.
J r. CAMPBELL. ProrF ChsmiEtry.
-.---1lf- l-- A L EELEOS, PEorr Aathszasizss
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NEwsPARER DECISIONS

-, Any Person who takes paPer regularly fren the
FSst arrested q his name another.
vhs Aer he has Subscribed Hetis responsible for che
Al. person orders his paper discontinued he must
Ay 81 @rrearAEes OF tha coatinue 20 send
- until payment Is made and collect the whole amount
whether IL Is taken from the once not.
:? The courts have decided that refusal TO tai
papers aad periodicals. from The Post Once oFin
AEd leaving them uneAed for is prma facie evidence OF
tRteneisRal fraud. r.rlsT
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Hon. John R. Bend, of Haywood, is a
candidate for recollection to the position
: as hoater from this hOterial district, SUBJ
ject to the action of the Jackson conven-
ton. He made most efficient member
of the last legislature and will no doubt
give satisfaction if reelected. lie has
many warm friends in this county.
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EstPay NOfFce.

Taken up by J. ID. Johnson a small light
sorrel horse, about seven years old, has
q star in his face, and knot on the Jaw.
Appraised ct ffty dollars. The said
johnson resides on the Bolivar and
salisbury rea3, Foer - miles north OF
Salisbury. ad az -za sfal --- f7rl-la
izat sz y----- WMc NuCKOLLS, -Hel
~ Ranger, H. O.
July 9th, 1874. 5yaa .fLssaI SHi5
-l- ~ 5sss7cTE =r=u=-sE s-cs2 II
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Church Directory.

st, James'Church, Bolivar. Tenn.
services every Sunday on the Holy Daya By the
RECTOR W e. GRAY.
The hear FOE opening Sunday SOkooi Is s5o'eloek An
Morning. Service on Sundays.......-..-... 1919
EEeAtng Service on SundAys....s-........ Do ? -
Services twice each day duung Lent.
From 20 IL A n snd from Z 20 10 P 81, the Rector
~ The seats Of this Church ALL FREE.
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Corn, cotton, peas, and potstoes are
grown more extensively IN the county
than any other, crops, though there are
also yearly crops made of tobacco, wheat,
oats, rye and beans, and a considerable
quantity Of clover is also grown. The
following figures viii show the average
yield, per acre, of ,.,-r
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1t should be stated that there are not
as many large farms in the county now
as before the war, but the farms are gem
orally much better improved. The most
profitable produces are, LIST, cotton; I'd
corn; 3D. potatoes. st@g7i T-Hs rsss-
a Stock and Stock Raising Hardeman
is generally regarded as an excellent
county for stock eraising, and consider
able number of the farmers are paying
special attention to this branch Of indush
| try Those who are devOting most time
aud. attention to the raising and breeding
of horses prefer, as a general rule, the
native breeds of horses, which they
| claim, thrive better in this 'co0nty than
thoroughbreds, and are more generally
useful The breeders of fine cattle are
divided in their opinions as 20 the merits
of the Shorishorn and Alderny breeds,
| but it is certain that these breeds are the
| fayorites over others. Some of the best
stockmen Of the county are devoting esA
pecial attention TO crossing of blooded
cattle on the native stock. The breeders
of fine hogs almost universally prefer
| Berkshire, and the CotsWold are prefer
red to other breeds By the sheep men.
Total yaue Of Ell live stock in county ia ls7eS7s3 20
! Total TAlus Of animals siaurhtered or sold for
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TO the Colored Voters of Harde'
man County.

man County.
You are hereby notified to meet in
convention at the court house, in Bolivar
on Friday August 28th, to consider mat
tiers of importance which will be brought
before you at that time. -a.s. d-s 4
IL E.l-. .-a .s-.. s.I~ his l...- Is.-I
s..-f,l =. ..,.sa n. OK MATHIs. %
ss., ! -,..;.,....I mark as
i--.. .a.--.I-,.--- ..-~. his -.-
..-.s-.,-i --.J VA. N HLL.i
~. - --; . mark ts L. 1.''.
iil -~sf~ -s~a his ,'-n ~r.
Moses K NoRAANF.
s-....-.r cza- Fl. r. mark -1-
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HEW AnVERTTsEMENTs.
TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, 1874

IL SALEM, VIRGINIA.
.TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, ls74-T5
Begins September 2, aad Closes June Is.
Course of Study as high as that Of any
College IN Virginia -s- SO
Literary Societies Of 6rst rank. Ex~
tensiye Libraries, Reading Room. Csbi-
net and Laboratory. FL. -. --i...-- 49,
Location unsurpassed IN America.
The abundance of the Roanoke Valley
renders the expenses very moderate. For
session of Ten Months {incIuding Board,
Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing, etc,
about $780, - $685. ---f ------.--- 49,
Students from seventeen States and
Territories, including Tennessee li~--
a. For Catalogues aad further inier>
nation, address .-z---t.s -s-l--..- 49,
REv. D. F. BITTLE, D. D.,
july24w4 .--s4 President
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Farm Statistics The following stats
tics, taken from the census report Of
1870, will give the reader a pretty fair
idea Of the sizes and numbers of the
farms Of Hardeman county. a. there has
been but little change. since 1870: ,-..4
Total number Of farms Of all sizes in zIT
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.==s zs5 rs~z=5 -r1 go '
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BOLIVAR DIVISION 10. Is UNITED
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

Meets every WEDNESDAY, EVAEIEs at s5ko'eloek il
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Market and Water STREETS
BeneyoIont Insurance Degree Couneil meets ~ SAM
time aud place
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Bolivar Ledgs No. q meets every Tuesday night a
Odd Fellows HAi1 '' 100
WOrts Ehcanpnsnt nests at same time and plass.
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CLINTON LODGE, No. 54-Mssts hsss Monday ia
BOLIVAR CHAPTER. NO.s4-Msets second hioR-
day in each month. ..rr s. y -r--- Eats.- F.
BOLIVAR COUNCIL, No. I6-Hests third Monday
In each month.
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eeiffi7,s 1qxr aa - ssa
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July 18th, 1874 ls-. i--iaa i.sietI s
p Wood & McSeal, Solicitors. -e'a.
july17w4 a.l ist 'a,a.e= $50 PfS8.50
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ara white oak, red oak, hickory. gum.
poplar, and much pine Large quantities
OF lumber aresh;pped annually. foF slaves,
and ere sent New OrleEas, and :
great many cE6ss ties are aes5uaIIy cut
tor railroad pFposes SaVsnilIs are
numerous. Ths lumber they lake is of
pine, cypress, p lar, and OAK 4
Lam Stdtista IA1S73 Mboutsssso~
thirds OF the open or cleared lands in the
county were worked BY the landowners,
or under their immediate control, aud
the other one-third was worked by rem
teFs. The usual terms of rent are as fol
lows: When money rent is required the
price asked and Obtained is a per acre.
When part of the crop Is required, the
landowner furnishes everything but the
labor, and gets one-half of the corn and
cotton, or the. renter furnishes everything
but the land, and gets twosthirds of the
corn, and .three>fourths Of the cotton.
Not less than onesthird Of the land can
be purchased at reasonable prices and on
reasonable terms, the usual terms of
sale being 0ne-third cash, the balance in
one and two years, without interest, for
improved lands for unimproved lands,
the general rule is to give one, two ana
three years credit. The prices charged
are as fellows -1''r-- t'-''-