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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10
This, January 10. lS7
Printers fee, 81 o..
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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue of a UendjtiOHi erponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardemau county at the November term e,
1875, case No. l2050 Ramsey and Har-
ris VS. jno Mckee and J. w. Jacobs,
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash q,
at the Courthouse doov, IN the town Of
Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tennessee.
Monday February E4th, 1875
the following deer bed tract of land
levied on as the property of said w K
Jacobs to satisfy this UeRajtiORj er p0RGS,
bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at
a gum near a slash or pond with a pop
lar, maple, and gum pointers, being the
sw corner of the Southall tract and the
" corner Of the Smith tract, and run
ming $50 poles to a stake with three gum
pointers on D0ugherty's north boundary
thence east with the same l54 poles 80
a dead blach and pointers, Blaekham' s
corner (suppOsedC thence n with hi
line passing he corner Of the Smith and
Southall tracts, also passing Blackham's
corner, in all 264 les, to a post OAK
with , black pointers, the corner Of
the Suuthall tract; thence W with the u
boundary passing a sassafras the n "
corner thereof, saWe course continued
IL all 2562 poles to stake with 3 holly
and beach pointers on Cheairs line;
thence 1929 poles to the beginning;
containing by estimation 353 acres, it
being the same land conveyed by Jas.
Coburn to Richard Fortune by deed
registered 10 Registers Office of Harde-
man county, in book NJ, page SIG, and
| sold by order Of County Court
j. ]. NEELY, Sheriff.
This, January 10, 1876,
Printers fee, 500 jan2o-4t
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BEATTY PE.4TOI
Grand SorARE AND UPRIeHT

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Endorsed by the highest musical au~
thOrities throughout the world as THE
BEST.
"Mr D. F. Beatty, at Washington n.
j., has engaged IN the manufacture Of
pianos, and judging from his energy, en-
terprise and musical ability, the public
may expect to secure in nis pianos WE'LL
fnishd. durable and fne-toned instra-
ments, at a very moderate price. His
faciH ties will enable him to compete with
any. "-Tambertville n. J. Record.
"a Send stamp for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL T. BEATTY,
Washington, y. J.
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tegoricaI.

Mark Twain tells the following :
Wien / was fourteen Twas living with
my pareuts. who were very poor ana cor
i;5;f,,, 1,;ts ns by the n me of Jim Wolfe.
H., - an exee,ieut f-ll)w, seventeen
- a q aud very difident lie ana |
ySS~t tnestber. and one very bitter WIN
5s ,igbta cousin Mary OF mine-she Is
teI s-;a5 now aud cone-gave what they
lid q eandy-prliug in those days ~
Co. west. and they took the sancers 81
S Sob candy outside the house into the
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State convention will be held this
month as follows On the 22d, Illinois
Republican, Chicago; Indiana Republican
indianapolis; and Wisconsin Republican,
Madison; on the 23d Connecticut Demo
cratic, New Haven, and Ohio Prohibition,
Columbus; on the 29th, Connecticut Re
publican, Hartford, and Pennsylvania Re-
publican. Harrisburg.
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Gen. W. B. Bate is the Tennessee
member of the National Democratic
committee, which is to assemble at
Washington on the 22d inst, for the
purpose of naming time and place for a
convention to put before the country a
Presidential ticket
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

directed from the Supreme Court, of Ten
uessee, | will sell at the Court-houS Sc
door, in the town Of Bolivar, Hardemau
county, Tennessee, to the highest bidder
for cash, on
Tuesday, February %, 1878.
ihe following described tract of land "
ing in Civil District No. II, said land
containing about 800 acres, subject to
reservation Of homestead of 40 to Ed,
mund Reaves laid off to him by commits
sioners: said land levied on as the prop
ert7 of EdmOndsOn Reaves to satisfy this
renditO"i erDOnGS in favor of Brooks,
Neely d Co, and bounded as follows to-
wit: In range |, section l, beginning Mt
the corner of 800 acres Il part of a
5000 acre tract in the name of jacob
Halves, it being Jesse jenkins n g cor
ner on the east boundary Of said 5000
acres; thence north with said line 400
poles to A NJ Lambeth's e carner;
thence west with his line 800 roles to
his corner; thence south 400 poles
to the W corner of said 800 acres;
thence east $50 pole to the beginning
TIE above tract was decided to Edmond
Reaves by J Il Ri Is and E. p. McNeal
May Is, 1860 and adjoins the town Of
Middleton Station
J. J. NEBLY, Sheriff.
This, Jan 81, 1876 jau2T-4t
Printers fee, SO 90
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mRTSTEE'S NOTICE.

Having been appointed and qualified
as Trustee Of j NJ Hask, ali persons hav-
my claims against j u 4Htsk, Individual
", OF against j III Mask d Son, OF Mas !.
& Sta tier, are hereby notified to file the
same with the undersigned; and those
indebted TO III Mask, Individually, or
to late firm of II Mask u Sons,
or to Mask Y Statler, are notified to
come forward and settle forthwith, and
save costs FRA CIS FENTRE-S,
Trustee
This, Jan. 18th. 1876 inn27-45
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by Robert Harris and post
ed on January Sd, 1876, dark bay
horse mule, a bout six years old, appraiS-
ed at fifty dollars The said Robert
Harris resides in Civil District No. /,
Hardeman County, Tenn near Dr. Dun
laps. WM NUCKOLLS.
feb3-3s Ranger, II @.
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NONRESIDENT.

In the Chancery Court of Hardeman
county, Tennessee, No. 643 Il D.
Mansil w Hall vs.. James II. Grove
ct al.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill which is sworn to, that james b.
Grove, Mary F. Johnson aud her hus-
band, - johnson, are residents of the
County of Lee, State of Arkansas, and
non-residents of the State of Tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered Oy the Clerk 4
! Master that they make their appearau ce
herein, at the Courthouse, IN the town
of Bolivar, Tennessee, on, or before the
first Monday in March, 1876, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed
as tn them, and set for hearing &c parte,
and that copy Of this order be publish
ed once a week for four successive weeks
IN the Bolivar BULLETIN.
a copy attest.
JAS FENTREss, JR., Clerk & Master.
: Wood Il McNeal, sol'r's for compl' nts.
This, Jan. 18th, 1876. jan2T-4t
Printers fee, 50 So
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Taken up by NJ. d l.. Anderson and
pos ed on the It'll day of April, 1875, a
Black Horse Mule, about five years old.
iour,een hands high, gear marks on
Side, appraised at one hundred dollars
said NJ u. l.. ndeTsOn resides in civil
District No. l, Hardenan county, Tenn
MN. NJ, HOLLIS, Raag5r, IL. g.
This, Jan 7,b, 1876
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10

In New York cotton is dull middling
INLAND closing yesterday at Is 16@134
Futures closed quiet.
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate of n. b. Birdsong. decd, to the
Clerk of the Coupty Court of Hardman
coanty, [ hereby notify l persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to file
the same with tbs said { lsrk bv tho
18th fJul7, 1876, for adjudication, or
the same will be barred
PIISER MILLER,
Administrator.
This, Jan. 10, 1876 j4p20 Il
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Tennessee Bonds were dull in New
York yesterday, old closing at 453 and
new at Az
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10

A GREENBACK convention is called for
New Haven. Conn on the 22d inst.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-10

Newbern & SiaIer having assigned
to me as, Trustee, all of their books,
notes and accounts, and all judgments
on j. Ps dockets in this county in their
favor, all persons are hereby notified
that said notes and accounts are owned
by me as Trustee, and that no one else
has the right Co receive or collect the
same. Said trust deed is regis tered in
Registers Office, of Hard eman county,
Tennessee, in book D, pages $50, 587 and
$50; All persons indebted to said New
bern & Statler, by note or account, will
save costs by coming forward ami Sc t
thing with me at once
JAMES PANKEY,
Trustee of Newbsrn & Statler.
This, Jan. 9Th, 1876.
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Having been appointed and qualified as
Trustee of Joy d Morrison, all persons
having Gains against Joy & Morrison
are hereby notified to file the same with
the undersigned, and those indebted to
the late firm of Joy d Morrison are here
by notified TO come forward and settle
forthwith and save COS 5.
FRANK. WILLIAMS,
Trustee
This Feb. ., 1876
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cold opened amp closed in New York
Yesterday at 1923, with sales in the in
term at 1929
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Bailey's Saline Aperient,
Lame Bottles so Cents

held
by the eminent ciaDs and Surgeons for the geotua Of Bilious
Affections Diseases of the Liver Indigestion, Hsdsche APP
petite Affections the Kidneys Adiy of the stomach Nausea Vomiting
Nervous Debility,
This of the delightful pnrgah ao before public iisi 81
powder producing
delicious sparkling agrssablsnsss
Prepared only by SAWYER CO, Louisvula KY. rs
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ II EEIf > GALE.
By virtue of a condition. erpOnGs to
me dIrectad from the Circnit Court of
Flardeman county, at the November
Term, 1877, thereof, | will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door, in the iowa Of Bolivar, Ten
uessee, 200 acres of. land, on
Monday, February. Hath ES56.
levied on as the property [ IL j. Faughi
to satiffy this Ueaditioai erponas in favor
Of & MLambeth i Co. use A. VI. Lam
beth, Jr and bounded rs follows, tc-wit:
Lying in Hardeman county, Tennessee.
in Civil District No. II, beginning at
black oak with spanish oak and black
oak pointers on the north boundary line
Of an occupant survey Of 200 acres made
in the name Of George Floyd,
at the corner Of an occu-
pant survey Of 200 acres mad
in the name IF Ross Mcclellan, and runs
north 100 poles to a stake, black oak,
post oak and black jack pointers on the
south boundary of an occupant survey
for 200 acres made in the name of J r.
Reed; thence east passing the s corner
in all 229 poles. to a hickory sapling,
with 2 black jack and 2 hickory pointers;
thence south 40 poles to a spanish oak
with black oak pointers; theLce west
229 poles to fhe beginning.
J. j. NEELY, Sheriff.
This January, 8, 1876.
Printer fee, 1928. jau20-4t
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TNoOLVENr NOTICE.

Having this day suggested the InaoI-
veney of the estate of Daniel Nj Clark
deed to the Cl9Ik of the County Court
of Hardeman County Tennessee, notice
is hereby given 10 ell creditors of said
estate to file their claims duly authenti-
Gated with said Clerk on or before the
18th day Of August 1876, for pro rata, or
they will be forever barred.
Is. J. WILLIAMS,
Administrators.
This Feb 9Th $50
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This Feb. 2, 1876.
Printers fee, 50 80
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
feb I0-4w

In pursuance of an order made By the
County Court Ct IInrdeman county, at
the January Term, 1876, the undcrsign-
ed com missioners will sell to the high
est bidder, at public outry,
Monday, March 9Th, 1879,
ut the Courthouse door, in the town of
Bolivar, Tennessee, the Oh Jail Lot and
improvements thereon. The above
named property will be sold for one-;h I'd
cash, ard balance in one AMI two We rs.
Deferred payments to bear ten per cen.
interest from date of sale. Notes with
approved security r"quirsd therefor pay
able to the Clerk of the County Count,
and lien retained on the property un-
til thG notes are satisfied. The obOve
property is located in a desirable part of
the town, and can, with very slight ex-
pense, be converted into a comfortable
and convenient residence and homestead
4 4. B +. n aa:@s' Commissioners,
c. H. Anderson,
This, January 9th, 1876.
Prrnterss fee, s. 90.
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Legal advertisements
CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue OF Uend;tioni erponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court, of
.Hardeman cOuntv. Tennessee, at the No
Vember Term, 1875, thereof, case No
1907. \ j. Powell vs. RLForbes,I will
sell at the Court-hOuse door, in the town
Of Bolivar, Ts~ nessee, on
Monday, Hath Day Of February
neXt. the following described tract OF
land IN said couatY, bounded as follOws,
to'wit: Bewinning at a stake two cy-
press and maple pointers, the corner
OF 81 acres assigned to Mrs. Eliza Forbes
as dover, and runs north - poles
to the n corner of 100 acres sold by
N. c. Groves - poles to VIM Forbes,
of which this tract is a part; themes
west lbs poles to two hickories on the
east line of entry 1858 IN the name OF
Joe Crewes; thence south 50 poles to a
black oak sapling and 4 black oaks
thence east 81 poles to an SD bush, wa
ter oak and post oak pointers, the e
corner; thence - poles to the cor
ner OF Mrs z y Forbes so acres part
Of her dover, thence east 81 poles tC
the beginning. Sold to satisfy this zen
ditjoni erpoRdS in favor. of NJ. Powell
as the property of r. t. Forbes.
Sale within legal hours.
J. J NEELY, Sheriff.
This, January Is, 1876
Printers fee, s. % jan-2O4s
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stonewaII House e.

F. L. PLEDGE, Proprietor,
GRAND JUNCTION, TENN.
This Is one Of the best Hotels in West
| Tennessee. The tables are furnished
with the best the country affords.
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GEO HARDIN, JR,
LUTHER CLARK, Editors.
n. ID. MACON,
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Contains no QNinine or Ar
SeniC, nor any delefeHONS
substance UhdteUeY.

This ntedIirine, ozog.Ag to its ,greatnc,--
1t, has been a a0ondct7I4L success. It is
carefully e0m60HHded cfbhrcLy gEgefa-
Bile ingredients, and Hr0cr fails, sOjEcD
property taken, ia rlIye tie most O6sti-
nate caSGS efte0e r and ague, neuralgia,
and all n1alarIaL diseases. Unlike chill
remedies generally, ffffqHirres no b1lrg-
attire to be taken zcqth it, the meaIrine
acting gently and ag1eea6Ly upon tie
HVey ikseZfaud b 0z0eLs, ttFecfuaLLy re-
nz0Uing tie cause efhFe disease, nOE
merely kemb0rar7Z. y checking it, Hrrri1
consists one great zaUantage it has 0Ucr
all other Prebaraf lens. The c,0zenine
excellence Of this remedy, ho1OeUer,
ob0Ue tie bermGHe Hcy and certainty of
its are, is tie fact that no i,iJll,-y z0Hat-
ever can arise from its Use, as is certain
to be tie case 7OjEen qnftrfne ar arsenic
are taken, zellicH are tie f,7ncE'lE in
gradients 0f'nzost Qf tie chill medTcines
s1OzO in use.
It has been ba,zEc uIlz1ly successful til
the cll,-e Of chronic cases Of cFilLs, fire.
9uentLy making eurcs after ali ether
1cmeaEes had faiIeH
rs a tonic 1t IS HnrTUaLca. II in
ereases the appetite, promotes digestion,
keeps the stomach tn a HcalkEy ronaf-
1f0H, acts upon tie HOe,-, and assists tie
system TO hE'70aO off the fntanenre 9J01a-
EarTa.
MANUFACTURED BY
G. II. WINTERSMITH,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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CuERIEFS SALE.

By virtueof a. Uenditioui erpOnas tC
me directed from the Circuit Conrt OF
! Harjeman c0unty,at the November there
| of, 1875 Henry Bizzele Us Ii. j Taught,
! issued 2lst of December, 1875, ! will sell
! to the highest bidder for cash, at the
! Courthouse door, in the town of Bolivar,
| Tennessee, on
| Monday, February Hath, 1876
| the following described tract Of land:
/ 200 acres. in Tenth Surveyors Distric,
| living in 18th Civil District of Hardeman
county, Tennessee: B ginning at black
oak with spanish oak pointers on the
north boundary line OF an Occupa1 sur
vey for 200 acres made in the name of
George Floyd, ut the S corner of az Oc-
cupant survey in the name of RObt Me
CT Han for 200 acres, and run north 100
poles to black oak, post oak and bllck
lack pointers on the south boundary Of
an occupant survey far 200 acres made
in the name of. Reed; thence east pass
ing the e corner, in all 229 poles, to a
hickory sapling vi h , black oak and
hickory pointers; thence south 40 to d
spanish oak with black oak pointers;
thence west 229 poles to the beginning,
and sold to satisfy the UeHdjtioni erpORas
J. j. NBELY, Sheriff.
This, Jan AIRY Is 1876.
Printers lee, 1928 jan2O-45
SHERlFFS SALE.
Nos 12O48 and 1909 Circuit Court,
E D.
By virtue Of renditioni erponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court Of
Hardeman county. Tennessee, Ramsey
& Harris VS. w. r. Jacobs, issued JaGu-
ary 81, 1876, | will sell at the Court
house door. in the town of Bolivar, Ten
nessee, for cash. en-
Monday, February Hath, 1876,
the following desert bed tracts Ofltnd in
said county; on the waters of Spring
creek, being part and whole of three diff
ferent tracts and bounded as follows:
Beginning at gum with poplar, maple
and gum pointers, the corner of the
S W corner of the Southall tract, and W
corner of the Smith tract. running south
$50 poles to stake with three gum point
ers on Do1gherty's north boundary;
thence east withthe same to a dead black
Jack and black haws, corner (suppOsed);
thence north with his line passing the
corner OF the Smith and SOuthall tracts;
thence west with the north boundary pas
sing q sasafras the n W corner thereof,
same course continued IN all 1863 poles
70 a stake with three hollvs and beach
pointers; thence south l56 poles to a
beach with beach and holly pointers on
Chears line; thence 1929 poles to the be
ginning, containing by estimation 353
acres, it being the same land conveyed
by james Robinson to Richard Fortune
by deed on the 10Th of February, 1875
registered in Registers office, book N,
SIC, and by order of County Court, and
all of the above ira cts are sold, except
1873 acre set apart as a homestead, for
which see minutes at March Term, 1875,
in Circuit Court Office This land is sold
ia satisfy said UeRdjtioni erpORGs
J.. NELLY, Sheriff.
This, January 16. 1876.
Printers fee, ST o.. ian20-4t
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DO YOU SH A KEEP

.ChiIls Cured or Money Refunded.
Tonic will
w and yeDine
does
sndhar
while
failure j. DROAGOOLE
ed Price 81 90 per bottle or for So co.
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DOES YOUR HAIR FALL OUT z
NO HAIR, NO PAY


offs
mmed rfrou
Of
All
by Smith
oandd
u .oT6F o price ADDRESS
] r. DROMGOOLE Coz PROFt LOUISYILLE KY
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mRUSTEE'S NOTICE.

This, Jan. 24th. 1914
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By virtueof a. Uenditioui erponas tc
me directed from the Circuit Conrt of
Harjeman county,at the November there
of, 1875 Henry B;zzelIe Us II. j Taught,
issued 2lst of Decen Der, 1875, / will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door, in the town of Bolivar,
TsEuassca on
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SHERIFFS SALE.

This, January IS. 1876,
Printers fee 50 40
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E3TRAY NOTICE.

This, Jan. IS, 1876. ian.
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j. q y EEL 1 Sler1I
This, January 81, 1876. jan27, 4
Printers fee, $500.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.

This Feb. 5th 1879.
Prin ter's fe So 80 feb l0-4t
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January 3lst, 1876.
Pripter I fee, SIS 20 feb3-it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03
r ANOTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS AT COHEN BROTHERS.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICES EVER KSowl

THE GREATEST SACRIFICES EVER KSowI.
their friends and the public In general that they hAy.
just completed 4 purchase OF over twenty thousand
dollars worth OF GOODS rfou one OF The leading
cnmbed-a prey to the hard times.
The GOODS are principally OF recent importation,
and among them sons Of the most elegant ever orer
win be on exhibition and offered for sale NON
DAY, June 26th.
$500 yards BLACK GRENADINE, which they
have been enabled to resuse from 81 10 lSc.; a,
zoe, market value being Ace; at 3sc. generally
sold at GOc.; at 40c., would be cheap at ejc.:
cESTENSxI GRENADINES at 25e:' cheap at
MEXICAN MESH, the h.na.ome,t eyer srer.! Ia
Also, the EGRu SHADES OF MEIicA% GRENl.
DIMES at soc, market value being $50;
WI II BAskET GsESXDiNE.t Soc, formerly
so p pS:e 81 Xck FANCY, and soLpcoLoErD
500 yards WORsTED BEREGES at l2hc.;
CENTENNIAL SILK PLAIDS at 1910:
and solid colors reduced from so to lofc. from
2 Of WHTt iGa ss res:2 s with the
pIQU yf at i2Sc.Itfe same good. they heretofore
FRENCH PIOUES at &C., formerly sold q. 40c "a,
26c.. the same quality heretofore soldat omGO
NAiSs 500 STRIPED MUSLIN at s.c.-,h-mme
quality they formerly sold 1T 35c.;
LACE, PLAID, and STRIPED SAINSOOk, the
finest imported, at loac. Some OF these rorh
are valued at Csc. yard.
Full yard-ride INDIA TWILL At 22c., costing over
soc. In gold to land;
Also, SWISSES. ORGANIZES, and TARLATAN>:
$50 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at = great sacrifice:
$50 pieces of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY, In
beautiful designs, NJ fully one half their general
400 pARASOLS. which they sell at exactly half
their former price-some of them the hand
soonest ever offered:
so dozen SILK MITES the latest Partisan styles, al
36c. worth 81; -
IS dozen LADIES' Isle GAUSTLETS al 25c,
generally sold at from so to G5c.:
40 pieces NAVY BLUE FOULARD SElTlSG At
12Hc., generally sold at 40c.; ~
large lot Of LLAtA LACE POINTS end
1874 dozen LADIES' WHITE and MOURNING
HANDKERCIIIEFS regardless Of value;
Besides hundreds OF other GOODS. Jc24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FAIMER.-
The July No. OF the Southern Planter and
Farmer is on our table. Able, interesting,
and instructive as it always is, this No. is
even more than usually so. Il has variety
OF valuable contributions discussing practi-
cal matters OF agricultural economy and
science; and among its editorial articles we
notice particularly its very sensible and en-
couraging remarks upon "The Growing
Manufactures Of Richmond" in which the
Planter and Farmer shows most COM
mendable appreciation Of the material in
terests OF our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

,hungriest Of all the buzzard Kind from the
carcascs and skeletons Of the once proud
and prosperous Commonwealth that sur
rendered their swords with the expectation
Of protection from the Government demand
ing their allegiance and having it freely and
faithfully conceded.
The carpet-bagger was the curse Of the
South. 1t is bird Of bad omen wherever
1t may go. 1t is to be found in the North
now, in many localities, flocking with the
birds that are singing song OF praise to Mr..
HAYES.