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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Those who have not sown wheat had
better take advantage of the late rain and
put in some Soak it in blue stone water
and avoid the smut.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

We learn some fine trout were taken
a day or two since from Mr. Jones
pond, and some good perch from Horse
shoe lake.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Mrs. BoucheIls, sister of Col d. NJ.
Polk, has returned from trip to the
mountains. We give her hearty vel
come.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

We are requested to state that one of
brass keys to the registers Office has
been taken from the door, any one re
ing it will receive the thanks OF the
Register and Squire Anderson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

a friend in Middle Tennessee (ani by
the way, he has only a scrap of G boy)
goes for US because our two-year-old
says so many smart things Well. we
gave him an apple, and having two more
in our hand, he said. Give me two APP
pies, papa. We told him TO eat the one
he had. and then set another He com
menced crow6lng in his apple at fear
ful rate, and we told HIM not to eat so
much like a pig. lie made an Effort
that got the last piece down, but it came,
very near choking him, and Ia al IN
jured tone, said, "Ireckon I've gotmy
way Of eating"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

The Baptist cor ven tion meets at Hum
boldt on the I2th of November.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
The Cordial Balm of syrieuu
and Gothrop's Tonic Pins.

They never fail, and when once they
get introduced into family or a neigh
borhOod, are thencef0rth regarded. and
kept ready for use, as a family necessity
A single package sent into an out of the
way country village. has time and again
brought in hundreds of orders for a med
icine which gives perfect satisfaction.
Children the offspring of unfortunate
parentage.
Youth, the victims of unrestraiued
passions and neglected parentage.
Weak and delicate ladies, enfsebled By
early cares griefs and disappointments.
Aged Men and Women who after wears
of toll have secured a competence only
to pass their declining years in lonely
homes need them.
Every body, afflicted in mind or body,
needs these all restoring
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

We are panied to hear of the death of
our old friend D s Hannis.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
Thousands of testimonials

have been and are constantly being re.
ceived from individuals of every age. in
all portions of the country, who have
been cured IF tho ? hitherto considered
life long and incurable diseases, the et-
feet of hereditary faint, scrofulous and
syphaletie affections, and who, after try
ing everything else, have been restored
to perfect health and usefulness by the
use of these Great English remedies,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
8oliuar 8nlletin.
Mississippi Central R. R.

Trains pass Bolivar as follows
d AL TnAIE. South-lII ;....... North, 400 p N
ExPnEss TRATN. South. 06. n. North.....;s5 A n
Freight train, South 25 A NORTH, c3 A n
de DO do sos An; do 5I5PM
81 Mail train runs every day.
Connection "a made by the southwark bound 81 all
Express trains Grand Junction with trains the a.
o. Il and by the trains going north at aeksoD,
TshE-. with trains on the NJ. L o. r. r.
The above schedule takes effect Jnne 9Th. 1875.
GEO. M, DUGAET, Agent
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
October 2Sth, 1875.

Your Simmons Liver Regulator has
been in use in my family for some time,
and am persuaded it is yaluaLls ad-
dition to the medical science.
Gov. JEo GILL SHosrER, of &lA
1t has proved y good and eficacious
medicine. A. N0TTESe.
We were glad to sec our old fr end
Houston of Railroad fame. He looks thin
the result of sickness, bat we hope be
has beaten the disease and will now only
have the pleasant task of recovering
Any one having q set of secondhand
Furniture to dispose of at reasonable fs-
ures, can hear of purchaser By apply
ing ut this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

For Dyspepsia. Constipation, J.undice, Bihoui
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Sptr.
It's. sour stomach. H-sr:burn. &C.. &C..
II HAS NJ EQUAL.
Is q faultlrss family ncicine.
hoes moi disarrabge The system.
Is sure Ia cure II taken regularly.
liz no Or ,stir, violea, medicine.
Does bet Interfere witb business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest aud Lest remedies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

CONTEMPT OF CouRT.-Tb Philadelphia
TelegraM says of Judge MorrIps case
against tie editor of the Galveston NerS:
"Tbis case is only one out of nun her
which have attracted public attention both in
This country and in Europe, which demon
>trate very clearly that it is NOT safe or pro =
per thiI 6 10 permit judicial officers to ha, e
tue power of summary punishment 10 40 al
NEST Unlimited extent for whatever they m. y
cons,rHe into q contempt of court. a judge
must have the power Of preserving order IN
the COURTROOM, and OF enforcing ebediel &c
to legal wrts of all kinds; but it is exree,l.
nogly douDfua whether his power ought
TO extend beyond this, or that he
SHOULD be permitted TO manufacture a
cast Of constructive conlemp', and tire
anil imprson ut discretion anybody who
may chance to offend him. In all cases of
constructive contempt, and. indeed, in all
casestsf contempt. the accused party ous ut
to have the right 10 appeal, and 10 DENIAL d a
tair srla! before an unpr JUDGED tribu. al.
TIE law of couteas2t, as 1t exists In Il is
couasry, except in the few places where it
has 6sensiighsly modaed by statute, is ba>, d
upou acc lndtion of thing3 "a slate Of civii-
iZti6H aud general nosious of the rights Of
citlzens-;hAt were vastly different from
what we are accustomed to 10 these United
States and lin this latter enc Of the nineteenth
century, and Ike good deal of tue barba.
rous cOnmon law which sIaw you see ano
now you Gdu't See--lke TIE little block b. L
under The thimble-oughtt0 1--we been swe5 |
away with tother preposter0us BrliShiSms
when We esay ed TIE task OF governing our
selves.
The justntss OF those STRUCTURES is not af-
iee,ed 10y the discharge of the Nees man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

The North Carolina Gauge Question.
The gauge on the North Carolina ra'ifosu
ia changed from Greensboro to Goldsporo,..
and there is now uniform gauge from Inc
En,f to the North Carolina seaboard. II
will he round all The better for North Caro-
lima.
The Raleigh Neus continues to comment
,non what the Dispatch has to say on the
sph;ect In a manner not pertinent to the
question. 1t now says: s. The Dispatch is
Z" not satisfied that we have not fallen readi-
civ into the judgment" "that the change Is
" beneficial to North Carolina" Which is
a great error Of statement. We neither ex.
pected nor desired the Ne,pS to fall into this
Judgment. We had right, however, to ex-
pect the Ne,cs to state US correctly when it
was about it. We thought 1t should have
stated that we said that the breaks In the
railroad gauge of North Carolina should not
| be on her southern and western borders,
because that would only obstruct trade COM
ing to her cities. The Ne,os has never stated
us fairly on this point.
It returns to its old story by remarking
that the change Of the gauge between
Greensboro aud Charlotte was for the
benefit of Richmond or Virginia." not for
"North Carolina aud her towns" The
change was made by the railroad company
for its own benefit. 1t does result to the
benefit of Richmond, and uuquestionably
North Carolina is greatly benefited by making
the gauge uniform between her cities and
the Gulf, as Is now the case, according to the
statement above made.
The Raleigh Neus Is altogether mistaken
as to the temper and policy it would seem to
attribute to this city. There is no narrow
heartedness here. We seek no advantage
we would not accord to other communities
We are anxious to give travel aud trade
every facility in transit through this city
We have done all we could with this object
Delays that have existed here were not the
work of the people of Richmond. They
have incurred much expense to afford easy
and facilitated transportation through their
city. A r.lifter, which has met the appro
baton of our best judges In the premises, i;
nearly ready for use here. 1t will so much
facilitate the transfer of passeuger.cars from
lone road to another that the time required
for the process will be hardly missed.
The Neus makes great mistake, and does
great Injustice 10 referring to the motives o.
Richmond invidously. That paper canno
possibly ind any apology for its own nnwse
and partisan policy in the conduct or tht
spirit of the people of this city. We are al
together on different line from that which
Is pursued by that paper. We could Ger
tainly not fear worse consequences for NORTH
Carolina from vicious railroad management
than from the schemes supported BY The
| NerS
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NJ THE BEST NEWS'lN THE CITY
is THAT
WILLIAM THALHlMER

has determined to adopt the oNE.rR1cE SYSTEM.
and has neen engaged for the past week in marking
goods down TO the ~ lowest prices So that tEey
can bc sold lower than other house IN The 81 y.
Having small eXrtnc, ana buyiEg ana sei'ihs
my goocs Tor cash only enables me to oh@r extra
bargaius; 4, d. believing In quck sales aud small
mr. tiIs will from llls d., ask but one price. ana
eusrant, III 10 b: the lowest In The ely Invite
the public to call and see for themselves.
OrO nj, ces DR. SIS GOODS from l23.c. yard
to 75c.-a Iarge assortment to suit an, body aud
everybody;
BLACK GhrNATIEES from 1G-,t. 10 81, In
stri, cd II. ured. black. aud co!ored-striped. &C.,
BIZ OK ALPACAs from 25c. 10 II reduced from
10 to CSC. yard;
BLACK GROUND with WHITE STRIPE JAPA-
MISE SILK at 33c. worth SOC. Il yard;
LINENS and CIR, SS.CLOIHo for suns, &C., 12a
to 3Cc. yard;
WHILE VICTUrIA LAWN At 90, %, and soc
worth To-. a yard more;
SWISS MULLINS from 12E TO 3713c.-e xtra bar
LACE and sATIN.sTR1pE VICTORIA LAWNS
and rlQUES Very low;
WHITE aud COLUAED PlQUEs,a large line,
very cheap;
CAssIMrRsS and LINENS, extra cheap and
large lot. al soc. worth Toe;
WHITE LINEN DUCK aud STRIPED LINEN
DUCk, slightly damaged by fire, ut Soc. worth
double M price;
LADIES, and TLEMES'S GAUZEsHlEIs
at 5oand 75c. apiece;
Loo PARASuLS, Of I'LL kinds aad prices from
soc t. IS;
I 5oo ,,ORssTS, extra cheap from 50,. to 1880;
sa>H-BIBsONs, large line, from rs 10 75c.-
very chrap;
GLOVES the larzrst stock in the city to Sc
lect from. In light and dark shades, at 7oc.' 81
undS1.25:
Rest paC FIG LAWNS lr,mnants) ut 12S worth
zoe. yard, and lots Of other goods, at
WILLIAM TrALBIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
n. B,-Crders rom the couatry pr"mp ~ atieGd'
., =. 1e j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

THE FAMILY ME-, sENGER is The title of a
monthly journal just placed before the pub
lie by Mr.. HENRY ETHEL. WHITFIELD, son OF
the late ROBERT Ii. WHITFIELD, Of Isle OF
Wight. 1t Is published in this city at I'd"
low price of one dollar per anuum. Is edi.
,orials are spirited and hopeful ard its se'cc-
tons are judicious. Mr.. WHITFIELD is po.-
seSsed ofqu1lilieS essential for making an en-.
tertaining literary paper, and has sci out with
q large capital Of energy aud talent. We wish
him all success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

Sigma. A story. By OUIDA. Author Of
Strathmore," Tricotriu,"'' Under Two
Flags" &c. Philadelphia LlrPINcorT 4
Go.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
The Green Gate. A Il 'mance. By WICnRRT
TranIIred from the German by Mrs. A. l.
MISTER. Philadelphia LIPrINCoTr &
Co.
For sale by J. T. ELLysoN.
Cro,rn of Life. Collection Of Songs. new
and OLD, Tor use in tie Sunday.School.
prayer and praiSe-meetlngS, and the home
circle. Be- w. A. OGDEN, assisted b. uu-
nerous able contributors. Toledo, Ohio
W. w. WnITSEY.
These are Sings set to music suited for
Sundays chool and pious exercises.
For sale By I. D. l.. WALroRD, Oh Main
street.
Guizots Popular History Of France. with
800 illustrations 10y A. De NLUvILLE. and
ior'S-tive steel engtaflngs. Buston: ESTES
l. LAURIAT.
Webave from Mr.. John PERRY, agent for
this work for this city, Nos. % and "a OF this
excellent and superb'y printed book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

TrHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. WEST EIR,iN1A, fsmuu, for lis Alternative
waters AM fashionable pair mage, "ilibe opened
on MAY 18TH.
Monthly. ......................$2 90 per day
Weekly. ........................ 2 81 per day
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
Monthly ........,...........S2 81 per day
Weekly Observation-Disclosures % per day
mason -HA' + md FANCY BAL VIII II.
given Oh lha most l!ueril sci'e on ib"2lst July,
and on the 4,h. Sth, AMI 26'h NJ August when
the ire area Of the imme 50 building, upwards
of 400 feet In length, VIII be thrown open on these
festive occasions =,
We are making important and expensive I'M
nrnxemen,s nm bniIdlug and Logging acc0mmOdl-
tor ) INCLUDING neS >PRI G-B lis Sc.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained Of Pu2CELL,
LADD & CO., Richmond, VI. ,,
G.OnGh l.. PEITnS CO..
nylS.lm PropIictors.
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uEALING SPRINGS
W. B. BISHOP, PRorRIEToR,
DIR. N. II. HOUSTON, REsIDxSr PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY. VA.

THIS d,seryetly popul,r summer resort viii %
opened on The FIRST DAY OsJU v Tor the &c,
c-ption or visitors by tn. umdet igne.i mn
ana reels satisfied he viii Bs able u render en're
satisfaction 10 all who may favor b "a WIN the
pairooag4 and sustain The reputation THESE phns
Who seek the use Of the wa er fer medicinal puf-
poSe.. ,..,,o, ., n,r,ies
who ,,i ,n make his ,h. ir home for the suminer-
For pamp lets aud circulars giving NOR g n,
ru description Of The spr'ogs ana me way mn 4
Co. ichm md or 10 me ST the SpriDxs. Ger wv
tickets u Losington from all pont. MhsfS s,n liz
win be close conaec n With me stfSs M rosa
Parties % eivrrng private ennyeyane-s can bs Az
them by leiearaphinS 10 the proprietor ~ wv
Sp.iags. a, s,r,,sh
Sir. e.. NJ. OrARLES, OF Bieh'rnnd, VIII iatasa
All particulars rla,iye TO ,he W ters ana onasu.
INV s lon W. B. SiSh1s, PropfiesoI.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

CAETIUH.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMOEs'S LIVEH
Rs1Ct atOn ualess In our eu.raved wrapper
with trademark. stamp. ana signature unbrOken !;
shnr fc
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

ME- COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot IN
remnantsl at 12hc.
They have also one of the largest assert ments of
DRESS GOODS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at 8, 12H, 16, and 1sc. for the
WORsTED DEBEG Es-rcduced from CSC.
All the better qualify DRESS GOODS reduced In
price. .--.--.---.
Their assortment of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is the
largest aud cheapest ever offered, bcirg bought
at various auction sales
Do not fall 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN ut 1875, at &C. reduced from
Soc, at Csc reduced from Acc.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also, FRENCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICs at
from 10 to Csc, usual value 80 to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLlNs and TARLATANs bought at
recent auction sales See their prices.
FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS at SOC. at Tic. worth
s1.ats2 selling generally for sl.75, at 81 30
reduced from 1875.
The largest Varietyin hAhbOhdh EDo1Nu anu
INSERTING ever rffrred.
Also, a large stock Of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING IN great variety at fully half
value;
Also. COVENTRY and GuIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably lss5 than usual price.
RIBBONS in all widths and shades;
SASH-GIBBOhS from soc. up. je5
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us as We'll as TO them. We are aR, More than
ever impressed with the graudasr of the
route which dies along tae mean lice of the
Ohio Valley and the lkkaawha anS James
rivers That iAe is moL favorable to hui
man labor and ,bomtn meltai force. &: is the
line below obstructive fIostS and aboGe that
OF malaria. 1t atl6r ds more of comfort and
sustenahce to uninsl lite thar any other. l.
is the line most favorable 10 concentration of
trade aud also 10 It's Distributes. If 1t st,al
not be Qrovidtd witk the mast faclita ted
arteries Of transportation it wiz be becaUse
the people who live upon it lack 1he wisdoa,
and energy to mste it properly available.
An important idea TOR the people of the
Ohio river is that Until the comuts,icat!on
on this magical route is iaished thes must
suffer injury from the severe drain towards
the lake cities. The OHIO river cities esnuot
grow as they should until then. For them
the trade must bug the Ohio and pursue lis
latitude to the tide Of the Chesapeake.
The Ohio DELEGATION return home With
these views frightened and strengthened b,
the fe" ll-asapt hours spent here. Never
were TWO peoples more clearly sati, fed of
the mutuality add deep sympathy OF their
interests. They feel that the force; which
no" urge the completion Of the railway COM
mun'catlon between the Ohio cities and IN.
! virginia llds' are irresistible, and the
way must be provided 50 ,u to accom- III. b so
efea' an event. We have 10 doubt Of 1t
Out LIE sooner 1t Is doae the better; and we
lmpiofe our Teopfe for their own sakes IL
continue 10 make the great subject a matter
OF earnest consideration and of their active
efforts.
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!, Inc keY: Lewis T. W. Bileh, d. D., rector
~ oaa ni aa, Episcop'i church, Drlrou, Mich.
Kah' oicd IN !bat CITY on the An instan, j.,
:lhe s'a'y.second year If his age. DR. Eairh
;sas = nat' We OF Lessbarg, Va, and orother.
ssEDkc1ps! Gagcch, ~ t's'' nieo
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me- EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN!

NJ DECAYE TEETH.--We have
PREPARED. after consultation with some Of our
nest dentists a CARRuLIC MOUTfI-WAjH which
has proven very efficient In the t'eltmant OF DE-
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as 8
com plete disinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
aged teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles SO cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s. BAKER. Pharmacists,
felO 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11

ME- NEW CAssiMERES. DRILLS.
DULKs, &C. FOR suNMEk.-r.R. PRiG & GO.
IfNHN nguLS. LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
INGS. DkAPE >, e EFF or ssn'ieme1: sOCns,
Shirt ,TI.s. &C. Stock Kept tali a"o conpe'e
Iii ,bs time je5
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me- JUNE 5rH.-NEW GOODS.

ME- JUNE 5rH.-NEW GOODS!
900 nie ces b, autifui NEW PRINT, just In; Co.,
12sc. &C.;
RIIoILc S, every shape:
BLACk ALPAIAs, OH IRS,
LADIES PAR ,>UL> ana uN tRELL AS,
aud LADI s. GLOVES
SILK Sc RFS, RI Oh S,iS. &C
MOURStSo GOOD, In kreat vi iety.
BOMBaZ Nrs, TAMrsE, CHI LLEYS,
GRAPE CLIO H, CRAPE WELLS,
ENGLISH tR >pES &c;
WB1rk PIQUGS. VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED UnGASDItS,
LINEN SHEhIIhGc Verv chap. jos
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays. ATTENTION.-Pars at Old 4
VI Market Hall on SATURDAY, june 18th. at "a
az O'CLOCK A. NJ In GUNNER unff0rm,-white ny
oan,s and ossheit-to celebrate the thrty-hrst II
anniversary of the company.
COMPANY DRILL.
Assemble for company drt In front or CITY RAJ,
on Broad street, on FtiDAi rlGbT next III o5s
O'Clock, in uudress uniform. come prepared '"p''
for anniversary expense.
d! oi"ci VI oap'" S. j. SMITH,
ta1o.at First Sergeant.
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NE NEW GOODS

Ne NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
T. r. PRICE, CO are agiin 10 market, al d
opent' < dailv ny STEAMER and express
BLA X IRON nnr adm s..
bL.Cn MEXICAN CIR" DIMES,
BLACK TAFr SILKS, ny CHI an;
BLACK tiRUS GRaIS slLne. very cheap
I'll Gan BORDER ID URGASDl -,
Lawns and IA, o. ETs,
Pr Id ana PLAIN PUhGEFs,
TOLUnAIS H MBURuHS.
STRIPED S1LnS Tt1 MINING Sli.hS,
IaBIGs' Ki,-GLUv COkSEIS,
G:lZE sbIRTS far geDll~men ano Ladies,
CALI SHI nIS Tor buys ana 81 Is
Fanny PEaCaL-S ana CAMhklCS' 1Z'sc.
1a &
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS)
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June 10. A u. 1875

CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APpEALsl
OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, June 10. A u. S75
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISION F
l. nm At of the General Assembly of VugIu,s,
approved april 80. 1874. euiitled an IAN act Or, :
| ,c'lbtug the maGner la which records 1o- The SUI
preme Court OF ApUeals shall be printed and ro-
yIdne for iettlng The same TO contracr," and which
/. Be il enaeted 6y the General assembly, Ths,
the cl rks IF The Supr, me /, ourt of Appeals at
siehmntd. slauniou. :: iurh' s!cr and Wythevil c
shalt. In The mouth Of June, IN the Year eighteen
hun yeda d seven y four. and anruslIy thereafter
IN the same mouth Sol cit praposa's by auv.rlis z
In newspaper puhshed in their pectivr 10
toe priutrg for one year or such records
of cCur as Law DC nqGired, unJer existing laws,
I" tie presi'rd for The Use Oh tue supreme Court Of
Anpeals IN oelerminfng cases OF APPEAL
ii. he I'D Proposals shall state The amount per
cage Of bf.ern hu de ems; SIN III plea type ana
2sal incltslr the paper printing binding. and d
eat cover etl TIL style % The case and lie court
frsn which che record comes neatly prtatei there
iI The SAID clerks Shall award the contracts f r
said grinri' III" lowest responsible bidders in
theIf respective GocIlti e. shall taEe ON them
loud, with arp'e security ia penaity double iii.
amount OF the " FIX to r execafed. the same TO ne
work re mode ofceris inx aud payi y nc cou nts
for said rriniing shall be as now prescFioed oy
law.
provis Ions or cllis act az hereby repe 4led.
v. his ACT sh il. b. in Iorce # ~ IFS passage.
SEALED Pli,Pt'S s will bc reCeiYrd by the
II TdrrsIgBed nj his Office at The State couriOls, /,
on Elt vent str. eL Broad and Mdsbal', in
The CIT, OF hichmohd until ~ O'Clock VI. CT the
25TH INSTANT, fr 'he PE!NIISG. &c.. IN &c
corJance " tn the provisions or The seeoDd section
OF said act, f all such Rrt0aLlS as the suprfme
Court Of ; ,yuedls OF Virginia, ut ttchmoni. may
r,qa,r- for one year from the 1stoay OF July S75.
AS the printing has 10 BE- zone under the SUPER
vi lon aud direction of the ccrk il must be done In
this e y.
TIE clerk csIins the right Of rel citing any and all
bids which la his o,infnH do not und Will lot fully
comply with The requirements or the foresaD<
act. ind ~ ci,Bg l1ho resp0nst re bide rs
and i1hnt Is "smpr Sou iiy !" wi bin III m. Ing
OF The sane. GEOEGE r.. CHRISTIE Y,
Clerk OF tue supIume Court or Apperls of
1e ! epd7r Firgiuti, at Il icnu0hd
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CO-pARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NIB HILL and j. ). NLATER have formeGu co
paftnrrshi from mis- ca TOR the purpose at con.
ducring gearrI COMMITS lion bust nc>s, and solicit
the patronage OF their friend, AMI the pubic gen-
orally. Thy hope, ny p-rSDnai Ittc ItiJa 10 all
consgpments aud pr)mpf returns to cJnsignors, to
merit the trace Of their friends.
HILL & SLATER.
RICHMOND, VA, June /, 1875. il l-Tu&F4w
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|nRAZING FOR HORSES AND CAT
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Apn.y',n D saNPsUN u ca. iruS,.
; apii,s sfs4 easIs wharf.