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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

~ SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.
Investors can realize with perfect safety, ten per
cent annual interest ON either large small sums
interest payable semi-annually at the CHEMICAL
NATIONAL BANK, w-York-by investing in the
Iowa real estate loans which the subscriber is nego
tiatmg Loans are made only on improved and pro-
ductive real estate entirely unincumbered and in
every way desirable security. All mortgages are
made directly to the lender, and COLLECTION OF
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST is GUARANTEED. Call OF
send for circular. The most thorough examination
Is invited Personal references to prominent bank
ers and capitalists in this city and elsewhere will
be furnished on application. II. H. HAYDEN. No. $50
Broadway elevator entrance No Park-place.
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Ru.xauir-psrk W. Muteett
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


wOOIThee improvement In business since our ast
esnecat in Inc Of California Woods and prices hM
favonr the buer Pulled Woods and prices rule bfm
In little de owing 70 the want 81 s"eh
dunn grades Texas Woods have met with better inquiry nv
changed prices Woods quct at unchanged prices ror
Cape anu Woods rule about Sccy Wooen se'
OF
hers The sales rs bales Care 25c 25ooo bsssetn
on BIa Pued private terms 3ooO
secured private 80 bales Bst Ind, or o yss
t.rws California, 23c; 1000 LAMBS Wool zo0
zoe: c0UOO s,riug California ~ he; 900 Fine Com6ns
~ c; 500 10 Invested Feec 37c 5000 Wlea Comne
on pnys,e terms 10 Pail California 1851 b0Oo 10 Eastern
Texas 2s; 5000 Secured do 7Oc 5000 10 state feees 90
Fall Caforns private terms % oHes 90.
lS 1000 N Cpwashd, AZ; 80 bshs spring Cshiotn's oVc
500 n ,courel 1000 10 Coarse feoes
due 40 600 FAN Cahforna II 60 bags Combng on private
terms; 1000 Texas, private terms 1000 ID Mshga on PIX
yste terms 5000 Pal California 22; 5000 10 spr ~ VI.
Doc; 1000 Spring Cab ornia 2oo 90 o.es . Ip
on rrvse terms bales hustrphsn COmbng on private tIms
rs 600 Pal California 17ly 3l2 bales Fell Ca FORMS Cd pr
waite terms Zoo Nevada Sc 10000 oao eeees 1d pr
yate terms 100 Supertne Pulled 4Sd5oc ~ tes
frnia on private 1000 n Fine ESftn o." s.
bales Persian private 9OUV 10 En ~
Texas on private 5000 OHIO re ess 800 ,s
% Of Pulled Woo' on PrNsVe eims
1000 10 Spring California 70 G2oc , ,, T., a., .,o. aud
oThe following are the arrivals " ns seo' ~HS
m koaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

I, but The sales Of Breadstun unpoant WHISKY held d
81 ID for Western.
ST. Lous March 26-Pour quiet unehsaged WHEAT sasier
shsos % for Fan; Spring hgher No. Red 81 12a*l lS1
No Spring 9j a95 Cora declining No. Mixed oya 49,
TO male MARKET Whisky quiet a 81 10 Po,. dull S2T 10
ssted $40 80 bid cash SIZES At so April MAY and jun
sci Jay DR., Sailed Meats quiet limited obenf demand;
6m ucanged only limited obbns demand Lsi nt
Good Extra 81 25ds unehsoged Reeeps-fSa
5000 bbi.; Wheat 10000 bJ-h Corn 45OOO bnshi oA"'
i6 900 bush: Barley 5000 bush; Rye 900 bush Unit.
ToLEDo March 26Four steady, wheat sesdy no ~ Ia
April 81 u NAV 81 l7 Jans ~ M ssd 81 No 10"
81 90 2dO 81 AZ Corn ,iead; nsh hit M
Grad, II Loo Oats shade higher No 62c No. 60ci While.
62c michigan GOc Clover seei so 45as7 Reeeipis-Whea
400 bnsh Corn busb Oats 5000 bush SHIPMENT
Flour 900 bbI Wheat. 1000 bush COn 10000 BUSH oa"
Ii, UU0 basb
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THE MARKETS.
IC1refully reported for TIE TRIsUSE.l
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TIE following complete list o. shipped vessels which
cleared TO-DAY for ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

TIOS re pectng Francis CbeK who e nersst
,he England for - the ItJI aud Wa Ia he s~H
Tennesee North America Dec 1879 III be sooven
Prancs Chick will ste vii Mesr kUDpO AUbnh,
Solicitors and. lie will hear OF something W las
vantage In death Of L. Der AMI mother sn
ease be should hvRg uf nation ~ the Place sa %
his death will be ,haaAiuy received By tie O'snaned Ae'sf@
RIrDDOCK AUBRR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
WOOL, MARKET.

PnDrn March 2e.wGol ssl3y SIMPLY nshs , sss, o.
a56o; Medum 56d57c; CoAs BE-; New-York. Indiana
And sern Fine 49d52c Medium 65djGc Coarse, 60d o2;
omlng a.hed Comhbg Unwsshed 4bd4 &c Canada
Combne 65a67c Fine Unwashed 35a3z Coarse and Median
Innshed 4Udi4o: Washed, b5d60c; Colorado Washed
2sG32c Colorado Unwsshed 22d25c BI Meuno PuIed
A. 5Oc No Super Pulled 4S J0; Teras He and Medium
2S93je: Trras Coarse 81 d2jc Caifor1ss not quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

ENAMAR INDIEN universally prescribed by
tie Facuy-A Xuve refresh md Gated fruit
for the mmeJiste relief cnsps headache
bile hGmOrhOis &c. Tsmar DI pl ylStnyes
agreeable take AMI produces irritation Procured bV E
GalLLON. 27 Rambutesu PARIS PIT, CAyEGLL HAZARD Co.
corner Fhthave. and Twenty icIrths., NeS.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
ID Spring California ~ 1Zoc ,,,. ..,,os and
LONDON. March 9-The following are ms "'Ai' W. WIS ~ ~
1s9.4Oa

Aout h The available quantity has thus passed under the hammer
the remaining will BE- off ell between this date and the
nth inst wien the brought to close. Pnc's show
rise in Aurao grease especially Port Philip; ID per To- on
the opening rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

OFFICE OF THB PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CohPASf,}
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. 1879. .
THE Annual Election for 10 DIRECTORS or
mi. Compnv will be TUESDAY March %, 1875, at the
General the Company No Z33 south foai1t Phiadeph
viii be from 10 O'Clock until ocl'cS D. m
or ,nss hin 80 days preceding the day Of
election will sntile holder holders Thereof TO vote
~ JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
V'UE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
1 .rs o LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY for the
,econ of Will be led at the oce Of the
Island tty, TUESDAY, III Ism Jay Of Aon
1874 f1om ~ TO- TO 2 D. MORRIS ". SMITH Secretary.
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% Dhom II man Gonlern

"WHERE DOES THE COLD COME
W PhONr Could there be more une,y iaquryt ReAa
Prof ELIAS LooMss 10 TIE TRIBUXk UT2A. Ne a.
, 1875-02-27

having seen,all the proper sites,
he gave it "a, his opinion as an en-
giueerrand the Chief Engineer of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
that Port Townsend, without ex-
ception, was the best place be had
seen IN the whole country ior a
terminal city.
We have an abidipg faith that
CokRobort's ideas "a eventually
be fulfilled, aud when the present
board Of mismanagcr, Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad shall be
superseded 10y men of brains and
capacity enough to keep out Of
dirty land rings, We will see that
Port Townsend will be the final
terminus Of the great railway Of
the North.
, 1875-02-27
SHERIFF's SALE.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE
~ cree OF Foreclosure and Order OF sale
made and entered Of decree and rccord In
lhe Third Judicial Digtrict Of Washing1on
iuryiiQfvs holding tefmsat Port Townsend
counties Of Jensrson. Ciaiam. Isiand. W'ief.
com and san Juan, on the a1d day Of July,
A. D.lHA IN an action wherein David o. N.
koihschild and Joseph Boscowltr narfuera
oolnG business under tho name Of nnfhs-
enid 60. = plain 4 n and Henry Marshail
= oelendant have lsgied upon and viii
seli a. publo oaucton, for gold coin,
On russday, the Sth Day orMareh,
A. D. ISIS, At Covclnnd, Island County
W. T., between the h0urs of11 N. nnd'a
o'clock of aid day, the following deecrihed
rcd estate, helng the SINE included IN u
n1ortgaale from The aaid Henry Marshall 10
the said David C. n. Rothschild, upon
which aid decree and order Of ale were
An of lots Nos. . and Of section No. 4
Township No 81 North of Range No. J Easf,
eontnlnlng y io-lso aeres, with the appur,
Island and Territory Of Washingion. me
order of ale waa made l. a. follows.to vii:
peot of eight hundred and eighteen dollar
lelsh and Interest nom dafe, 70 Wit. July
I'D, lsIL a he rate Of 4 Il per cent per
month, an attorney fec Of any lt5Ol dollars,
and cost Of suit, taxed at fsa6t, and In
erased costs fhe said sale viii CEASE
WI Shsp ,s sos3t ,s . IL az Propsry has been
viii be made iuljeci 10 REDEMPTION.
WILLIAM FOWLER,
Sheriff Island Counfy.
Dated this tth day ofFebruary, A.n.is75,
q x BskssHsw, Atty for Piuln,lis
, 1875-02-27
NorIC1s

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE co
dersigned, for the purposo OF farming In
Chimacum Valley, Jeferson County. W.T..
i this dly dissolved BY mutual consent.
-EMANCEB WII.sEN,
ANDREW jacobson,
Port Townsend. January rs. IsIS. fsAH
, 1875-02-27
oUR "TRIP TO sEABEcIz.

OIR TRIP TO sEABEtk.
Last Wednesday morning, by
invitation Of DR.. T. T. Minor,
we repaired on board the steamer
Phantom, bound for the town Of
SeAbeck, situated on Hoods Ca
nal, about twenty-five miles from
its mouth, and nearly midway be-
tween Port Gamble and Union
City. The trip was a pleasant
one. The boat-a propeller-is
under command of Capt. Messagee,
a thorough seaman and obliging
gentleman. But Hoods Canal!
Reader, have you ever been there?
if not we would suggest to you a
trip thither. 1t is, without exoep-
ton one Of the most charming in
lets to the Sound. As we entered
it the fog enveloped the shore
line on either side, but as we pro-
ceededit began to open displaying
the snow-cspped SUBMITS Of the
august Olympic range Of noun
tains. On and on went the staunch
little steamer, developing new
objects as each point Tor spit,
as it is prpvineially called,) was
passed, until at last the scene cul-
minated IN one of unrivaled pietu-
resqueness, opposite Seabeck;-
mountain piled on mountain, with
their, seam-scarred sides par
tally Illuminated by the rays Of
the morning sun, while deep down
a. their bases and on their lofty
submits Old Winter still held high
carnival. Altogether the scene
was one ealculated 70 awaken feel
ings Of ave and admiration in the
bebolder, and the recollection Of
which can never be efaeed. The
dock reached, We suffered little
time 10 elapse before entering
upon . reconnaissance. There upon
the wharf vas our smiling friend
Conkelman, Agent Of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of Maine, doing business in Bos-
ton. Mass, and Who, like osrsslf,
Fss there in pursuit Of patrons
each in his own sphere, Leaving
bin and the Doctor to manage
their own aaairs, We pursued our
course, passing through the mill,
underahd over rponderous ma, ,hine-
y until We emerged once more
into the light Of open day. The
mill vas shut down" for repairs,
but us were informed il was
only temporarY. Some l4,0Oo,000
feet Of lumber we're exported from
the Company's wharf during the
past year. The town embraces
among iis prominent features two
hotels, q town hall, and library
and reading-room. The private
residences are, many Of them mod
els q neatDsss, and their exteh-
ors oyince taste and refinement
In two hours We were again under
way on the q home-stretch." With
steam. mir wind and . flowing sail
our little craft moved likes thing
Of life. I" and a. the sbades Of even
ing lowered around Us she vas
brought to At he sourishiug town
Of Port Ludlow. Here We were
cordially greeted BY Commissioner
Harris And Others, ehils, during
the limited time se spent thers, a
very visible imnrorement vas
manifest in Our subscription list at
that place f0 The AR9us. The
whistle sounded, and amid the
hurried benedictions Of friends
and acqpaintances We left for the
Port Of Enty-Port Townsend
which vas reached IN good time.
Altogether, TIE cxcursion-thznks
10 the Doctor-vas q beneficial
, 1875-02-27
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington,
holding terms At Port Townsend, for the
lounties OF Jefferson, Clalnm, Island,
Whatcom and san Juan.
Thomas & Haxnr and Thomas N. Cash
Trading as Hagar a Co,
Alfred B. Pettygrove,
Action broughf in the District Court OF
the Third judicial District Of the Territory
Qf Washington. holding terms at Port
IoWnstnd, for the Counties Of Jefferson,
Clalam, Island, Whateom and san Juan,
and complaint Ned IN the County Of Jeffer-
on, IN the once OF the Clerk OF said Dis
trfct Court
J ToALFRED b RPETTYGROYk, Defend
TNTm NAME or THE UNITED STATES
Il Of America. you are hereby re-
qnired to appear n IN action brought
ssa,,,, siEal3ss yo9 y ne ei9ys-nesae.!
Jpdicial District OF : he Territory Of WASH
lngtou. holding terms At Port Townsend, /,
~ Senerson County, for the Counties OF
yeucrson. Clahin, Island, Whatcom and
ne conininiiit rilei thefein "a copg Of
which accompanies this summonsi within
rwgnty days exclusive Of the day OF ser
viesl at,sr ne ,eryise On yon q this sum;
AADAa a. H1A 81 MAAAllll NlAla lOuUNNf or II
seryod out of this county, but within the
Third Judiclai District. within thirty DAYS;
or, n served out Of said District, thea with
In sixty days or Judgment BY default viii
- taken against you according 10 tha
prayer Of aid complaint.
The said acfion = brought 10 recover the
sum or iour hundred and thirfy-fwo dol
lars and ghty-four cents ltts2. ~ with in
terest irom January %, l.IS Tor balance Of
aqcounf tor goola, sc, sold BY plaintills and
delivered 70 defendant at his Instance and
requesls and you aro hereby notide,l that
III you AL 10 APPEAR and answer alid com
rlalnt ~ abofe required, the plalntins win
take Judgment against you for the sum Of
49, -, Interests and costs,nccordina to the
prayer q said complaint.
Witnses the Ho6orahie oaANoE JAoons
- Judge Of the aid District Court
7 I,ss. and the seal of said Court tins
- ftNenty-third day Of January, A. ID
ISIS. { = 1l.I|F JAMES sEAFHr. Clerk.
ELwooD EyAEs. Attorney Tor Plaintifs.
||. || 0U-1W
, 1875-02-27

Congress viii appropriate $50
600 for the payment Of the yolun.
teers Of Oregon and Washington
Territory, who were engaged 10
the suppression Of the Indian hos
tiities "a 1855 and 1856, and for
he payment for claims for service
supplies and transportation incur
red Ia mainienanco Of said volun-
teers, and for horses or other prop
erty lost Or destroyed in said ser
vics.
, 1875-02-27
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

otdtcss 1T m Nj II c TO I rc-rCu.
was filed with fulsome praise OF
Jay Coke, Judge Rice, Tom Can
field, and others oflike ilk, connect
ed nth the Northern Pacific Rail
road, the managers Of the great
Canadian Railway, from Montreal
to Victoria, were quietly per-
fecting their plans till now, it is
officially announced that the Brit.
ish Government is determined that
the great Northern Railroad shall
cross the continent from the At
lantic TO the Pacific, north of the
forty-ninth parallel. There are a
few inhabitants on the Sound,
whos never having seen through
what obstacles our modern rail-
roads have been constructed, have
loudly ridiculed the idea that the
Canadian or English Government
either could or intended to build
a railroad across the continent,
because, as they argued, " it is
impossible But since the com
pletion Of the Mont Gents tunnel
through the Alps, and the Hoosac
tunnel in Massachusetts, they have
paused IN their criticisms, and now
We find them loud in the old
worn-out phrase, q / told you soln
meaning that they had an. along
predicted that the Canadian Rail
road would be built before the
Northern Pacific. Nov for the
facts. ,riit p
rl.f flnr... .l..I1.
The managers or directors Of
the Canadian road-setting aside
the swinding project which insti-
gated the directors Of the Nosthern
Pacific road in their choice Of a
terminus-haye announced from
the frsi that their western tsrmi-
nus would be Esquin,Alt, and, as
viii bs seen by an article on our
g. -. -. -. q U..se. rl.tI
n''' p-ss on 'ne I, r.e.no '' i'a''-
y- .n'en - '-Hs rom 1'''''. 'ne
non''e', news very i.'s'-
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-. 'h' l'e .'n' ~
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ne -.e'. l-.'' ~ ~ '''n 'n'PPee
ron nns''ne. .''. -'' no" ea
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over . .ne n.'' 'o' ~. % 'n' fe-e
ITO" n'q n'm-'' . Z >-na'~' ~. n'no
We n-ts '' 70" anoeao'ep =.
.ao es y,
= ~ .o-'e' =. - :,
I, -1-,',' v Z, ~ 49,
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, 1875-02-27

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington,
holding terms At Port Townsend, for tho
Counties OF Jefferson, Clalnm, Island
Whatcom and san Juan.
, 1875-02-27
SHERLFF'S S4gF


by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ,ss,...
- out Of the District Conrf ofths T.sses ~ ID
dleaai district Court Of Washingto- n " y -
~, hoidtng terms at Port ToWbserai T.. no llo.
territory, dated January II. ls-s - y Y NJ
rected IN favor Of ID. c. n. Rofh,.s,Se N ~ ~ q.
Joseph BosoowitK and axainsf r,,,,.aa ~ y nd
Wald and Colin Clliaolrn 4 80, ~ Dllg.
upon n W Quarter OF n Z EOuar,s- ~ Slled
- Township 80 North Range W., .s-llon sssy-,lon
nc lands for sale at Land Oiiee - o,.,r.9o- ~ 10
". T., containing 70 acres, and II, ~ u III ~
o. and ~ feet by lie feet IN ns,,.is,.,.e p',s,e
Claim OF =. W, PettyHrove. and 49,, ,l.a lloa
ticularly described on the oriSi SirsiYs. ,,,iYsS Iaf.
the Town of Port Townsend ~ -. -. plat o.
and Block No. llO, and have ,.,'ts - ! 4
properly INTO my Possession under "a w ~,
eeutlon1 and VIII sell to the higbe-t hi,i,e,a. ea-
tor gold coin, at Public Anction y ~,
Court House door In Port ToNnss-d he
ierson County, W. T., On Me1ds1i' ~ ~
xSd Day Of March, A. D Is7s' ~ s1e
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. X. and : .,.,el ~
?. n. Of said day, all the rfRhf ana HS.lhle.ss
said Colin Chisolm In and % ~ \. .,.,e ~ o.
scrtbed land 'eiore 10
The same to bo sold to satisfv I. ,,,,..
calling for the sum OF f,aS II ~ e ,llent
interest thereon At one and one-h-is ". w
cent per month, amounting 10 ma al ~
costs OF suit amounting 70 fi5 ia an a -. -
Ing costs and interest y - .'0'u u
J. J. II. VAN BOKKFTFN
sheriff OF jefferson Counfv W.
Fort Townsend, Februnrv IA -lili v
T. NJ BRADsHAW, PlainfinS : Attorney.
, 1875-02-27
American BsruUe BberiDg,

NETTHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE
- undeuignei Agents Of the Amer
iean harque Bhering, win bc responsible
for debts contracted By the Officers or crew
Of aid harque during her stay on Puget
SOu1d- ], b. STEVENSON, Master
IL \ s. FOWLER A CO., iAgenfs
Port Townsend, Jan. q, ls75. ts-sW
, 1875-02-27

GTRANkD Into an enclosure near the
- ARGNs Ofnce, several days ago a TUR-
KEY, which the owner can have bv prng-
Ing properly and payinE charges.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-08
An Important Fact.

The voluntary testimony of thousands
establishes beyond all doubt fact of vi
tai Importance to the sick and debilitat-
ed, viz: that Hostetter'5 Stomach Bitters
is an absolute specific for remittent and
intermittent fever, dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, biliousness, mental depression,
sleeplessneSs, chronic diarrhoea, and all
diseases of the stomach, liver, and bow
els. The unmedicated stimulents usual
Iy prescribed in these cases only aggra-
vate the symptoms instead of removing
them The Bitters, on the contrary, act
as a corrective and invigorant, without
producing the unpleasant and danger
Gus consequences of the old school prac
tice. The action Is mild and soothing to
the irritated stomach and bowels, pro
noting digestion and preventing fatu-
lency, nausea, headache, and all intesti-
nal Irregularities !winegIassful before
meals greatly assists digestion. The con
valescent may use them with great bene-
fit, as a means Of restoring strength and
checrfulness. oc5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-08
ASSOCIATIONS.


o. o. H.-"Humilitate Crescit Honos.
Zulieka Hut NO Is, meets at their Hut
on Tuesday evening of each week.
MASONIC.-Clinton Lodge, No. 81,
meets first Monday in each month. j..
nj. Richardson, w. NJ J. L. ByDum,
Secretary Bolivar Chapter No. 81,
meets second Monday in each month.
Bolivar Council No. Is, Meets third
Monday in each month.
10. o. F. Bolivar Lodge No p
meets every Tuesday night Odd Fellow 5
Hall. John Warren, N q. Il. n.
Harris, Secretary. Worth Encamp-
meets at same place first and third We'd
nesday nights in each month. L. Z.
Adams, c. p. T.. A. Osborne, Scribe.
TEMPERANCE. = Bolivar Division
No. Is United Friends of Temperance
meets every Friday evening at 81 clocF
in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Market
and Water streets. Il. A. Tate, w. 2,
Theo L. Roussin, Secretary. Beneyo,
lent Insurance Degree Council meets at
the same time and place. John IL. Polk
VIC. John II. Bynum, Recorder.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-08
Pers onal.

Mr.. Alb. Coats has been very i'll for
sever days past.
Mr. II. NJ. Polk has returned from
Memphis, looking well and younger than
ever
Major Sykes was in the Office this
week. The major is always at work, and
deserves success.
Mr. Stark of LaGrange, Tenn, was in
the city last week in the interest of his
extensive tailoring establishment
We are glad to see Mr.. James Harriss
on the street once Eore, he looks thin
and worn but fall of energy yet.
Mr.. j. w. Tate is confined to his bed
with bilious fever, but we hope to see
him out again in few days.
squires Russell and Charley Lambeth,
called on US Wen try and set those
blanks right this time Squire.
Mr.. Frank Dancy was in town a few
days since, looking hale and hearty, and
also looking alter the interest OF ms
house.
Rev. Mr. Harrison Of Jackson, called
atour Office Wednesday, he says that
malarial fever prevails to considerable
extent about jackson, but it does not
seem to be ola fatal type.
Mr.. Alfred Coleman is out again after
n severe tug with fever. He looks lila
ner and handsomer than before his wres-
TIC with the enemy of quinine and bit
tiers.
MIR. Albert Shelron was in town with
an ear of corn IA inches long, I6 rows
OF grams, aad 66 grains TO the row. Who
can lay over him? Nr John Coats had
an ear II inches long, with 10 rows, and
So grains to the row.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-08
Eagsd Sale,

D Y virtue Of the authority vested in
- me as assignee. of Geo. NJ. Dugan,
bankrupt, L Will on
Saturday, 23rd Oct. 1875,
at the Court House door in the town of
Bolivar, Tennessee, sell for cash at pub
lie outcry to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land of 10
acres, lying in Hardeman county Tenn,
on the waters of Spring Creek, in range
3, section 2. 10 In Surveyors District
beginning at a stake in the road with
post oak and black oak pointers on the
West boundary line of entry No 1883,
for AIS acres in the name Of W. Ussery
and running West 80 degrees South to a
red Cak corner with black jack pointers
Thence North l3 deg. East 20 poles to a
red oak corner with poplar and red Ga k
pointers. Thence North 40 deg West,
Is poles to a stake hickory pointers.
Thence North deg. East, % poles to a
stake white oak and persimOn pointers.
Thence West deg. South , poles, white
oak pointers. Thence South 10 deg
Vest 81 poles TO q hickory and red oak
pointers. Thence West "A poles to q
maple, red oak and chestnut pointers.
Thence North with J. 3. CampbeIs line
10 poles to & stake in the field with white
oak pointers. Thence East l42 poles to
two black jacks, the Southeast corner Of
entry No. $40 for 1913 acres Thence
North 2S poles to a stake with red oak and
post oak pointers on the South boundary
line Of entry No. 3I3 for So acres. Thence
East 3 poles to a post oak on the North
boundary line of entry No. 1853 for 4l8
acres. Thence South with the same l2l
poles to post oak, its S u corner. Thence
East 50 poles to a stake with three post
oak pointers. Thence South 50 pClss to
the beginning. Sale within lawful
hours, Title believed to be good, but
shall only sell and convey as assignee.
i 81. CARzISGToN,
Assignee.
Sept. 9th, 1873. It.