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MEDICAL.
Obstacles TO Marriage.

Happy ReIfer nor Young Men nom the
effects of Errors and Abuses In early lie Men-
hood restored- ImpsdInents 70 marriage y
rem srfabic rcrnefies Books and uircnlAre eent
nee. n rea1sd envelopes. AddrssA HOWAkD
ASSOCIhTION. f1p N. Ninth 81, Pniladelpnle.
hoiors6iS conduct and professional skiil.
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Immsnss stoek
Labor Troubles in Nsx York.

Of men and boys suits at reduced rates, ct p.
Msioney's, sos Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hin.
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me LarRest Asrortment
Uss Aladdiu seourity OH,

Of Cardigan knit Jackets in the city, very cheap.
at p. Maloney's, sos Pennsylvania avenue, Capt
tol Hill.
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The Mos.R.m.rl.bi. Remedy Ever Di.cover.d

and prevent any possibility Of IN explosion such
as occurred at Mr. D. A. Babcoek's frame factory
October 2s, 1876.
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nrAurrruI cur rARIoR rArxs.

IS and 30 cents, and nice window shades for SIX
cents and q each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best workmen. at lowest prices, At TubmaAs,
as Ninth street northwest
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esras,sn f-ksTy.
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BLANK BOOKS

zsPENNsYLvANIAAv AVE.
Mabel Martin. BY JohnG. Whit
:iss; ssysp slsss.;:ss JAZZ; Story of today. By M
u Rs.5sns S Z a4's'VT Without Tears; new edI-
ton. BY aathorof s.Peepof Day. &c.
Queen Mary. drama By Tenny8on.
Tsiss Or fhs Argonants, &C. By Bret Harte.
Eirht Cousins, or the Aunrhm- By Louisa II.
AisSas Eisis,s womanhocd. By Martha FArquharson.
lDaIiy Thourhts- By T1lm1ze.
fvefy-Dsy Fsefs. A bock fSr the housshold.
ssRarriers Burned Away, - sc. q.
The ship in the Desert. BY Joaquin Miller.
History Of Real Property: Digoy
American Law Of Elcetions- By Hon. g. W.
Whirman,s supreme Court Patent Gases.
Josh Billings Farmers Allminax, 1875
Lstt's Rough Diary OF scrihol!nE Journal, Ll.n .a
Reynold's Flexible Back Consecutive Blank
Book, very desirable book for merchants, msrzss
Dealers commission clerks. a.. &C NV y
a Ii KINDS OF aENTLEMEEs 0A5xi
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THE VICE PRESIDENT.

HIS REMAINS LYING RI STATE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCRIBNER FOR DECEMBER |!

scRIBNER for December is no. able pamber In
the Quantity IS we'll as the guar OF It's material,
uols There are instalme- It's OF two serial stories
sENEEoAKs, by DR.. B.0LLAND, which Is here
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A NzncHAz7 down town sells norsof Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup than all ether medisines together
II iprsly must % the bsst rsusey fpr esuzh.
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LET the Band Play!'

DONCHS BAND. Brass or Striuo.)
,,ga,t ,mee, 20 Eighth street southeast (Nayy Ysrd !,
ocsa-tf 0e ieitat tne principal music stores.
A aANUEAOTURERS' PRICES -
WaI,, Ttnre frames, Window CornIces Bla.k
TOTS, Mats Cord, Nails, &C. scroI saVings CO.. ~
ing and Engraving speciality q oArV.
IA street northwest, bet seT. Sih and T,s,s.h.
ITw
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PHILLIP NoLANs FRIENDS,
By EDWARD LvERErr:HALE.

Texas, at . time when that territory was first
Spanish, then French, and then American, and
mouth OF the Mississippi. It Is likely 70 be the
honanee 1i tne n ~ ~ ppgpssc sans
sCRIBNER's MONTHLY Is now recognized,
both in this country and in England. as the
greatest representative American Magazine.
Eneoursged BY the favor accorded 70 u by gen.
erous public, we shall aim, during the Centennial
year, 10 eclipse Its former achievements in both its
Literary and Art departments
SC sIBNER ~ sold BY all FIRsT-cLAs5 BOOK
SELLERS and News-Dealers at 81 . year, or 81
cents number.
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Il Ii KINDS or 0ENTLEnkH kH'5 UA5zI
s17zs1sre bI s1dfsssi1< o. e.l,1x Q. Jne5 4. s:s
s::s sss;s g ss ss6ssse 5sF s1E sssass .:a CA 5s
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WASHINGTON,
The Colorado and New hIexico
Bills Passed In The
Senate. +
Probable Concurrence Of IS
House in the Senate . s !:
Amendments. s :
-- =
Consideration of the Sunury
Civil Bills in the
Lower House.
Little Progress Made, Democratic
Bnncombe Interfering.
Tho Evening Session Spent in
Filibustering.
Attempt to Take Up the Republican
Caucus Force Bill,
Democratic Members Sit in Their Seats
and Refuse to Vote.
A Peculiar Method of GngEing
the Majority.
Attempt to Take Up the Republican
Caucus Force Bill.
Democratic Members Sit in Their Seats
and Refuse to Vote.
A Peculiar Method of Gagging
the Majority.
COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO.

COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO.
TUE sEsATE VOTES TO Aps1r Tl1fl Al STATES.
sEtctas bLpateh to The cafcase Tribune.
NAsh1So7oX. y. C., Fob. N.-Iba Senate,
upon assembling thta morning, In accordance
With thu eancuR decision, proceeded to consider
the enabling act Tor tho admission Of Colorado.
Tho debate was maintained for noar;y eight con-
tinuous Aours. and roaulted In tho raasaee of
the bill admitting hotl, Colorado and New
Mexico, with important amondmeusa. Tie
principal amendments made to both bills 1cto
> condition that neither State sha]l b. admitted
TO representation in the Senate until
nfser the counting Of tie Electoral vote In the
Presidential election Of 1876. tho evident pur-
pose of this Oh tho Republican side was to pre-
clnde the possibility Of lie participation of four
additional Democratic Souh.ors i'll lllas count.
The friends ~ tho bill made no special ob1ee-
tious to tina amendment. Tho leet ct tho
amendments wept to tho technical details Of tho
bill.
TIE VOTES.
Tbs Colorado Till passed. 0y yote OF 40 yea.
to 10 nays, every Republican voting for tho bill
The bill admitting New Mc1ica paesol by
nearly tho na;ne yoto L fox ncpuh|ichnn voted
againut the litter. Ths evident rul pose Of sou1o
or tho amendments nAs 10 defeat tho
bills, but many Of them were offered
BY fdenda Ut tho bills, Tho 1nsnagerB
Of tless bills arc con1dcut Of their ability to
secure their passage iu tho House, and IN ofIolt
to take them up Hlll probably 10 1nAdo to-mor-
bo avoided, and tho dlrccs light bo made upon
concurrence. In tho beuats amendment. Both
bills rassod the House Inst year by considerably
mora than two-thirds.
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NUMBER lS6.
there With legal process, and has givcn na,tce Of
Al application for Trit OF habcas corpus.
E1nLEx xi.xhA


Tho investigation into tbs copd,E: on oY
Agricultural Colleges iea.es tue tutetcu 20 verv
plain that the entire fund granted to Flo Ida has
h-en stolen. Tho atAts authorities, iker re-
satod applications, have refused to r iyo Con-
fess tho information desi1cd. It ID toarned
rom private aourcos that the fund had bosn ror.
Fup.'g appropriated.
TIRE VOTE on THE SUBSIDY QUESTION.
An analTsts af tho Texas Pacific ote. and a
comparison Of It with the voto on IT, Holman
1t, of the Democrats ia d ves.r aTsa1srd
position, nhen tho magnitude, OF tlo
scost lobby is considered. or thoae
voting .Sa'nht the Texas Pacific bill. 100
vos,ng Tor tlio measure ii weto Do aaocrsta aod
GO Republicans. almost twice m u,.an7 Nopuo-
l!catls III Uenocrn.1 voted against It. 4 COM
na.:f1l o. ths vote on tho ansi-.n taidy resol,-
who voted Tor It staltiiol tllarstl;os or welded
70 SCOTS lobby by voting for h,s Gll. TGo epluo
ir tue, to much lcsA extent, Ut tAe I;onublio-
TIE TAI NIL IN TIE fEsA7g,
The Seunte Finance Commit % lLis morning
informally considerc1 tho Eey',nue Iii. Tneyy
wcte disposed 10 lusclt lea e4td c.fIeo, Moni-
l1erH Of tho Wngn and Menu, COMMITTEE IN.
Turned them tho bill coultl not 10 pasB tho
ltouac. TIM Fiuanco Comullt ieo l,nyo contor.
oaca tomorrow will the Hecso.arJ Of llo
Treasury.
P1ycunAcWts GAZE.
Senntrr Morton nnnoancef. In t1eto-,n,nat;,n
to tAkt ~ .c.,f}ac;s caao II snnt, "a ns .ihso
nnd rta, ~. IIo claimn tlr1t bs has the rnHmi',
sits t tct|ged. N1''7
uEn;. =; nrsa1oErs,. carcCs prnan.,r..r
Ill, u, rstood thst q. ti,o Hcnnbi;ram scu..
toiis1 "a le?a AIN mnrn,,.. II ~ nnraaS IL.
they would tirst tits;,ti.n of thn cucr.
sion Of tho adnl,s,y.un OF colnra,lo
Rights bl| aud nasu it, II It t,kca ali tha rosaon
tic Ap,,ru1u;atfon Lilss 10 In .h.sni IN ti,ov
como from tia House witi,ont dci,ata III
Detocf s Saat ors or ~ ,asa t.,sr ,lo,ru,r.tioa
10 defeat tho .t If II tn',ta iii Tin nc>,,n,,'
IN Us 1r,ihit.a rr,.t
coHtlu:rarIoSs,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


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do1 snE II ID gS; s?si iss ''a
i'0M 81 LEON NORTH SIDE. At s7Q rKK FuoT7
smith ~ y ss'eGZ IT, Ro2 "a %.aas
F3Ks25E=Ilo5sEz AND I0T ia5 50DD:sT:, con:
II0K, ,s1lii-50R, FxcIT1NGE-7-Rops HOUSE
hso oo f. g. sf5S ss'o aom n.s
1Ion y4EiE=5s,aS via; FJKaiixSE. TTIaELi5
a. osa cast, belsoo On tlmo. 1nqulto M istk.ar.
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NOTES AND NEWS.

TUE 61U*1.AHs
Spsctal ptspateh u IN chicaae Tftouns.
WAsuIxo1on, D. O., Feb. 24.-Dlspatohcs
from 81. Louis show that tho correspondent
Dnoll, who 10 defendant In tho libel suit in which
BonatoE Chandler 4 plaintiff, has bean ses7od
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{tOaiMEHglALANDhi DhiONT0AQE PAPER noUBMr
~ and sold nonoJ 10 loan roal slatn. i, o. aud Ii
pst cent. EUtHSI Y. LONG / lsIiU.. IL Washington.
7 HAVE st.uo on HAND To LtAN roit SIX
OLIVER HlSIiY. III WasAinx xtoa. It,
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...... ...-.-.. Trnuea. ..........
E1TUAT1O:; VANTFH-EY AN E1rFRIEXCED
nHcn -
s.fruATlON yENTEU-IIY 4 YOUNi3 MAN WHO
~.sfnEaf.d ii tn..hop, 10 learn fIn smith, Al.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
RAn0AISs ~ FINE EEunNrCpnE-AN, ELEGANT
~" walnut pafoF auls. m4a4l!ion Gzcks, pte1es,
se.sss! r. rish sri.psap silk broesio VIA pu.lusa.
r. s1p pIos *!i hand Nalaut aa1 terry p4E-
ease. ~ls6 xlaas 1ooss. w. oaidsaee b5 AchisaaAI.
Groves, CRooKRl{Y. AND HOUSE FuRNlslslxt,
d CO. ~ Woit MAdtaon-st. 80"
II 07Q YOUNG MAl!NlKD ,FOLKh-N0W N
44sU y tho tins to ttAtt housekeeping. This great
tsaae'toa y tu.nituEs .ni tszpo:s mud iha .s5 low
reflect ,soex ii l4EnitnIe, sAross aud Gsddi,,g u
Fssst ze4aetla, % elt.llnont. lha EaspIso Psrlor
..ne r Fl :tofs sn piSts
amply 1speld ytlax Pas ia -.
yG 1EpSfntsihs' ssss.g II t ~. RAa
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RoAnu-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY ny A YDUH
- lAdy who fs employed downtown during tho ttal
!gDz xefsEvnces given aud suautred Addrsi
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-<.N~-s--~>>~~~-
11EnB1NAI-A. j.: CDMf. TO u AS SOON Az
TH1 ~; thI's Important bua!us's ,astef tn pe<s;
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1}pARD-AhH VuRNISliED NooSI FOit GEN
t!rsu &na Wlla In private faulty, conyenfout Ia
Hyde lalk ttala,nekE nakaad FarylaM HAtIuA. Ad
.trtAs y. IllIIl0I. EontTal lennral lttlov.
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INK. 70, QUARTZ DIARIES ls74 CHEAP,
ngt4 lsttoe. legal pspFf, ohfth{ envelopes es.
r4si. NlLLkA'3 Chap haetssoss. ~ Laas Aaaaoass.
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hf0NEY III 11}AN, IN AMOUNTS TO 6TIIT, FRQaf
III Sit TO m tor two 10 Yeasg. on rtJ Or nr
ptopetty. Ald7sss T.. U. Ha1 Gie.
MONEY ii LOAN on CHICAGO REAI, KsT1TE
lfl ~ tho tuHoat tates. Aoolfc4 pspcs bought H. D.
COLE 4 CO.. i41 La h4l(e It. "
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}FAfTKD-A LOAN or ii 90 FOR ONE YEAR,
" fo. which security viii hs 3yGn pestouai PROT
Gfsx sauta Fur particulars Inquire ~ Room
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SunuTnau.
no nEST-A 7.KOQM HOUSE WITH ELOSKTs,
pantry, &C., on i'hnt,.,.: n uydo rask goHd
HILL, ltH Hntth H1tFrst,
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Col. 'IhOs. HOyersI
n + 7, Mr.. Lockwood,
VI. T., Mr.. A B. upshaw
" L DR. DickersOu.
OBITUARY.

ain the midst of life we are in death,
Almost suddenly, after brief illness #
little more than a week, bas been taken
from our midst, Mrs. ANN MCNEAL, wife
Of Mai f. p. McNeal, a lady loved and
respected throughout the community.
The forty years of her married life have
been spent here, nearly the same period
also constituting the time of her Chris
tan life Having been brought into the
Protestant Episcopal Church under the
ministry of that man of God, the vanerN
able Daniel Stephens, D d., she was
among the very first who came forward
in Bolivar to confess Christ in the Apos~
tOlic rite of laying OF Of hands. An ar
dent admirer of Bishop Otey, who con-
irmed her, she soon became very ears
nest cO-worker with him in laboring for
the advancement of the infant church in
Bolivar; and from that time till the last
her influence has always been for good.
Her life has been a faithful and consis.
tent one. She always spoke frankly and
plainly, and if any ever thought her
strict in her ideas Of propriety, and
stern 10 rebuking what WAS WroHg, nOn3
could ever charge her with any thing
Ike hypocrisy or deceit. Hers was a
very pos tive character, and its moulding
influence has left an impression on
many minds that grew up largely under
her care, for which they NAV ever thank
God and be grateful to her. God took
her only child to Himself almost before
she reached wOmanh0od and her after
life was mostly given to training and
rearin. the orphans that had need Of
he firm control and WafChtul care. \
most cstimable wife, she was to her hus
band, in all things, ~ hat God intended,
"A n be meet for hi N His interests
wero her interests, his SORROWS her sOr
rows, and his rejoicing her JOY. The
crown, however, Of her whole life was
her answering devotion to Christ and
! His Church. Nothing so much gFatlded
her as 20 see members coming forward
| to confess Christ before the world, aud
/ to observe evidences Of growth in grace
and holiness of life. 81 Re was very fond
/ of reading AMI kept herself well-in(Ormed,
not only in matters of general interest
but especially in reference to everything
at all connected with the welfare Of tbs
Church She loved to converse upon
Christian topics, and often spoke Of death,
and Frequently contemplated the ap-
proach Of her own, without any terror
! OF apprehension, for she knew whom
she had believed and row the messen-
ger has come and the angels have borne
her II the Paradise Of Col.
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NOn-ResEdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court, Of HarleGran
county, Tennessee, No. 6l3 K d. ..
Bill " A. Mask ys. John T. Morrow,
~ b. Morrow ct al
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill, which Is sworn to, that the defend
ant, W. b. Morrow. is nonresident Of
the State of Tennessee, and is a resident
Of the State Of Texas, 1t is therefore or
deIed By the clerk and master that he
make his appearance, herein, at the Court
Houce, in the town cf Bolivar, on or be
fore the first Monday in July, NEXT, and
plead, answer or denur to compiainants'
bill. or the same will be taken for cons
fessed, as to him, and set for hearing cx
parte, and that a copy OF this order be
published once week, for four success
siva weeks, in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
This, May 18th 1873.
A copy attest
JAS FExTREss, Jr, Clerk & Mas'sr.
J. Il T. Fentress, attys for c0uI Is.
Printers fee, s.. m2l~4t
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Creditors Notice,

NO. go r. D liz the Chancery Court
~ Of Hardeman county, Tennessee, @.
4 Swinebroad, administrator of @. W.
Swinebroad, deceased, rs. Joseph Wilkes,
81 IT.
1t appearing from the bill! in this
cause that this Is proceeding institute
to settle up the estate of q. W. Swine
broad, deceased, us an insoivent estate,
1t Is therefore ordered, by the CLERK IL
Master, that all those interested in said
estate make their appearance herein, at
the Court house, IN the town Of Bolivar,
Tennessee, within the time prescribed by
law and have themselves made parties
hereto, aud file aud establish their
claims, or the same will be forever bars
red and the cause proc eded with eC
parte 5 to them, and that copy Of this
order be published once IA week, for four
successive weeks, in the BOLIVAR BUL>
LETIS,
This, I4th dag orJune, 1873.
AIc"py attest,
JAS FENTREss, j., Clerk & Master.
d., " God & Men cal, soIrs for compints
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PERSONAL.

Joshua Carter, so we'll and favorably
known to the readers of the BULLETIN
by the non de plume Of 10 h, called at
our Office on Tuesday. Doctor Day, who
has heretofore been known as a cOntribu-
tor to the periodical literature of Nash
vile, also called upon US.
Cadets, n. n. Polk, J. Knox Polk,
Ernest Hubbard and Richard Upshaw, of
the East Tenn essee University, arrived
safely home, on Friday last, in good
health, and were warmly greeted by rel
atives and friends. The boys all look
well and are having merry time with
the young folk generally concerts, re-
ceptions, pic, mics, and sociables, being
the order of the day. They report the
closing exercises of the college as highs
ly interesting, and the institution -four
ishing, as it certainly deserves Cadet
AbsoIom Coates, of the Kentucky Militia
~ Institute, is likewise at home, having
returned some ten days since to spend
his vacation among his friends.
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June Srh, 1873

SCAocL ExA,IINATIoN AND Co NCERr.-
The thorough searching and satisfactory
examinations of st James Hall school
was closed on Thursday night by exer
discs in clocution and concert by the
Yo Jung ladies' 1t was our good fortune
to be present and witness the proficiency
IF the scholars. "A an educational
point, Bolivar is taking the highest stand
We do not say this because We speak
Of the institutions of our town. We are
delighted to see the many good schools
being built up throughout ~ est Tenn for
it is to them mainly, that our country is
to be indebted for our fu ture accomplish
ed men aud women 4 concert is a
pleasant way of concluding a tedious ex-
animation, even in the higher English
branches. advanced mathematics and
the Latin and when music is we'll and
thoroughly taught, we receive pleasure
from the performan ees, whether from
beginners or those who have become
skilled IN execution, oC cultivated IN
voice. IL would be ILvidious to particu-
larize where all did so we'll, but we must
say, that the high cultivation which
gave development control ami aexibility
20 the voices we heard upon that occa-
sion with so much pleasure, is worthy of
all prai.e There is no reason why our
daughters should leave here. to hunt in~
ishinE oil schools elsewhere, but abun-
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Non-Residcnt Notice.

In ;he Chanccry Court Of IIardeman conn
", Tennessee, No. 6lS Il ID. o. Bill
J. c. Vernon, .Ir., ct al vs. Prior /. Yer
non CO at
In this cause, it appearing from the
bin. which - worn to, that the def nd.
ants, Rubt = Vernon and Jshn 3 FryN
non. are non,residents Of the Srafe uf
Tenn essec. and residents cf tbs State uf
Texas. lt Is therefore order i, BY the
clerk and Master, that the make their
appearance, herein, a. the Court-house,
in the town of Bolivar, "a, or before. the
lst Monday in July, ISIS. and plead ans
swer or demur to cInplainant's bin, or
the same will be taken for confessed. as
to them. and set for hearing Il parts
nd thata copy Of this order be publish =
81 QUO a week for four successive weeks
IN the BoLIvAH BULLETIN.
hi, June 5.h, 1878
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MARKETS..
bolivar Retail Market RepOr

Bacon-Clear sides, II! Shoulders H.
Sugar Cured Hams, 10 to l63.
Buttsr-Choice country, 70 TO 50
Corn MeaI-Good demand$I, Toto lbs.
Corn Light stock and demand LILO.
Eggs in demand, at logo.
F2om-We quote medium to choice
5000.
Hides-Ip demand 10 to l2!cts
HIy-Supply light l,75 per cwt
Lard-Firm, lS4
-HoIasses-Firm. 6Ua75. Syrup 81 ,25.
Nails 81 50 per key rates.
PoWIby-Chickens in demand, 25a30c,
according to size and quality.
SaH-Per barrel, $3.50 and firm.
Sugar-Firm, l0al34.
Cofec-Rio, % to p cents per ID.
Tic abore aRotakigns are cash rates.
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Remember, that the BULLETIN only
costs you THREE cents a week. For this
pitiful sum you can give your family a
good Journal to read-a paper which
you need have no fears will ever con~
tain anything vicious or impure, and
that will endeavor always to uphold the
moral and intellectual nature of the
community.
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The foundation of the new county Jail
is at last being CONNIE need, and eye
long we trust that this edifce, which is
to 7, fleet credit upon old Harde man, will
be completed The new building, when
finished, will be large, commodious and
well ventilated, and its architecture will
add greatly to the appearance of the city
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New Orleans, st Louis & Chicago
R. r Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the share hold
ors Of the New Orleaus, St. Louis &
Chicago r. R. Company will be held in
room eleven CD, number twenty (2O),
Nassau street, New York, on the st day
Of July, prox at twelve (I2) o'clock m j.,
for the purpose Of electing directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
VIZ. CALHOUN, Secreta Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-06-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.

ON SATURDAY, JULY, II, 1875, /
" will sell at public outcry, at the
Courthouse door, in Bolivar, Tennessee,
the following Real Estate: Two tracts
of land in Civil District No 7, in Har-
deman county, one containing ll6 acres,
and the other IOI } acres, being the same
conveyed by Joseph I. knight to q. W.
Newbern by deed registered in Sock V,
pages 2O3 -204, Register Office, of har
deman county, wherein the same Is fully
d. scrieI also, the livery stable and lot
now occupied by said e. w. Newberu
for livery purposes, ia the tewn of BDl-
war, in block of said town, and which
was conveyed to him by LeOnidas Bills.
The above named property has been lew
led on by me as the properly OF q. W.
Newburn, to satisfy an execution in my
hands from Circuit Court of said county,
in case Of W A Mask VS. u NJ Dugan,
g. W Newborn and NJ ii. Pirtle.
will also, ct the same time and place, and
to satisfy same execution, sci! tn follow
ing Real Estate, levied on IS the proper
ty Of NJ IT, Pride, tn VT: one tract of
fifty -nirU acres Of land, near Macon >
mil, d iul! description Of " hIch will be
found in book u, pages 23S -239, Of Reg
lister Office, OF Han deman county, in deed
made by l.. g. Gay, and NJ. o Gay to NJ.
H. PirtIe ; also, r mill tract and improve
mentS including grist mill, 81, contains
ing acres, Il full description of which
will be found in deed Of Il b Rufin
and NJ C. Ruin to NJ H. Pirtle, regis
tered IN Registers Office, Of Hardeman
county, 10 book Y, pages 4l0 and All
This, June 10, 1873.
}. NELLY, Sheriff
Printer fee, S8 40
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-06-25
CARPENTERING.
81. Clay TiIsOn

Is prepared 70 do general carpenters
work, also to make. repair, and varnish
IN good style ANY kind Of furniture, and
-ise satisfaction, or DO pay. A good
Cabinent Workman always employed
In addition. hy aid 81 lackscrsWs, block
and taekLs en- unre Eaiae and M
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-06-25
Farmers Take Notice

J. " Tate & Go, are prepared to re-
ceiye and forward wheat direct to the
mills free of charge. VIII furnish sup
plies in advance. Wheat sacks can be
had on application.