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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-22

Man BEHEADED BY a CIRCULAR Saw
Yesterday mornug al about o'clock Bax.
Short, C. Berry and Pleas tlackelman werr
working 10 the saw mill near the depot, AID
while 10 the act Of turning the log preparatory
to saving on the opposite side Rax 3 handsplke
slipped, throwing him on the saw, which was
in uotion, cutting his head completely of, his
body falling on Que side and his head on the
other, less The body was terribly man
glcd, the saw tearing his hands, arms and
shoulders; his tongue was torn out and
laid in the dust, aud his brains We're seat,
tered in every direction, and everything GEAR
the place was stained with blood. The
scene was shocking one, the pha>tIy appear
aucc chilling the heart Of every one who locked
upon him Mr.. Short was ab,ut forty year,
o. age, and avcs vile and several children.
He was hard working maa generally attend
ing to his own BUSINESS and was accommodate
ing in uauy particulars. -Tpton, Iad, he
pu6iicun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-22

lHLOOR STAIN-We have just prepared by
Il our new recipe large supply of the above
useful and popular article. 1t renders the floor
slightly and attractive in appearance beng OF u
rich, dark walnut color. For stairways halls
or the floors of rooms IL is desired to keep un-
csrpcted during the summer season 1t is espe.
cially adapted 1t is prepared already Tor I'M
nedsLe USE will dry hard and firm in the course
OF few hours, and can be applied by any one
with brush or sponge. We are permitted to
refer to u number OF our customers who have
used it with entire satisfaction Shipped 10 the
country in any quantity desired Sold by the
pint or gallon.
spl7 JANNEY s. GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-22
MMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June22-Wheat l. q
shade better to-day, though the offerings con.
tinue limit1d sales Of 4G2 bushels OF red 1T 1872,
l4O, AS to Quality. Corn is also frmer;: ami
small lot OF yellow sold to-day at Sc other sales,
amounting TO 672 bushels, were made y, "a and
SIS for mixed. No Rye Oats offered.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, June q, 1876.
Beef Cattle-Prlces to-day ranged as follows:
Best Beeve .........4 10 rs
Generally rated first quality ...-..-...4 0 II 10
Medium or good fair quality ....."....5 50 . 4 co
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 3 90 a 3 so
General average OF the market. .....5 o. a u on
Extreme range otprlces. ........ .......3 70 70
VI ost Of the sales were tron........4 ~ 81
The market has been exceeding dull this
week, continuing to Later hour than for some
weeks past, and even then ut the close nearly
200 were left over unsold. Prices are fully t.
IF rom last week ard in few cases Sc The
quality was generally as good As last week.
total receipts for the week 1855 head. Total
slcs Tor the week 1875 hea'l.
Sheep and Lam bs--The quality of the receipts
this week lie not quite up 10 the mark Of last
weeks offerings there being an excess thi: week
of stock sheep. Ths demand has been chiefly
for Lambs for Eastern use, and they have been
bought about rs they arrived. We quote Sheep
at 4s5c. few at the latter figure; Lambs Bic
per ID, or 50aS4 per head. Stock Sheep = 50
per head, and lair demand for open wool
| stockers. Receipts this week 9Jl8 head.
Hogs There is not much change this week iii
the market as to actviry, but prices are u shade
| eft here is some improv ement in the quality
| OF the receipts, the offerings being ge;.crally
better suited S u weight for the prevailing de.
| nand for neat bacon Hogs; othe7 grades are
| very hard to sell At the close prices are about
| ii n stand. We quote ut s, 81 most OF the sales
| having been made at 6in8{ per ID. Receipts
! this y eek G596 mead.
[BY TELEGRiPH]
| NEW 70 h. June 70 stocks dull and lower
Money! Gold l2s Flour dull and declining.
Wheat quiet and heavy Corn steady.
| BALTIMORE, June 70 Virginia Is, deferred.
Ct; do. cons ,lidnt"d G1t bad to-day. Cotton
frmer; rniddling III Flour steady snd un-
! changed. Wheat-Western frmer and higher,
| but quiet; Southern quiet and steady; Western
ambnr track !2j 1873 do red lUO l2t; Pennsyl-
wants red Us l33, Maryland red, good to prime
l;O.I3S, DO. amber !4Dal42; do white ll5sl4
C"rn-|outhern tairly active; Western opened
| dull and heavy, but closed 8 tive and frmer;
Southern white 81 So Southern yellow SGT
| " cstern mixed 57t spot; 584591 July Oats
| Grmer offerings Ii ut; bern, good to prime
31"40; Western white 55s37; Western mixed
Sla34. Rye nominnIy 1880. Hay dull and
unchanged. Provisions strong, but quiet and
unchar gad. Butter frmer and higher; good to
fine Western l7s2l COTE steady and firm
Rio csrgoes l5talS4 jobbing l534lS3 Whiskey
firm but q let at 81 l2t Sugar firm; demand
good at l0s .lOs
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-22

NEW GOODS-Received this day: Glenn's
IN sulphur Soap, Hales Honey OF Horehound
and Tar Pixies Toothaehe Drops, Statord's
Olive Tar Winchester's Syrup of Hypophos.
phites Heiskelrs letter Ointment Doctor
Percy's Vitsllsed Phosphstes, Halls Hair Re
newer, Foutzs Horse Powders. Chlorate Potash
Lozenges, Lsctopeptlne Powder and Sssssfrss
Pnh, feb II JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-22

CLOSING EXERCISES. The closing excr
cises OF Roauuke College were held yesterday.
j. Fray, of Virginia. received the faculty
medal 10 Greek j. g. Blacks one, Of VIr
uin,a, the trustees medal in Mathematics w.
Dreher of South Carolina, the sophomore
essay priz.; john Heyslip, the sophomore
prize (god medaD 10 oratory; }. W Ouud
lev, of Texas, the freshman medal 10 eIocutlon.
The degree of D. D. WAS conferred on Rev.
s. L. w. Hooper, OF Lypchburg j. D. d.
mer. of Washington city, and j. II. Barclay,
OF Baltimore.
At the celebration OF the Mu Sigua Rho
Society, of Richmond College, last night, the
ORATOR was delivered by Mr.. Willie {. Biting,
sou of Rev. Z. e. Biting. Medals were award
ed to the following named successful young
gentlemen: "Dcbater," Geo. W. R'tgao, Isle
of Wight county, Va; Writer" Thoruoo &.
Whaling, North Carolina; Improvement 10
Debate" Thomas R. Gary, Oscala, Florida;
"Declaimer," James w. Boyd, Bote;ourt
county, Va.
The following is lis, OF the Bachelors of
Law at Washington Lee University for tie
present session: Benjamin Belts, South Caro-
Ina; Nj. l.. Bradley, Ken ucky; George L.
Chamberaioe, Mississppi;J }. l. Campbell, j.,
Virgiula; Charles A. DeShon, Alabama; w. w.
H. Harris. Virginia; h. st. g. Tuck +, Vir.
GINA; H. w. Walsh, Maryland.
While an * ursioD party we're on their way
from WASHINGTON to Analostan Island, Tues
day, one Of the excursonsts-a lady-drop-
ped her child overheard, tu. jumping over
after it caught and held it until they we're both
rescued.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
BASE BALL.

The best game that has been played in this
vicinity this season that Saturday at the Union
Grounds bet ween the Cincinnati and Mutual Clubs. 1t
was their third chan pOnship game The fielding OF both
clubs was Of the saSpest description when the ninth
inning closed had been able 20 reach home
base. Ia the tenth Inning, after the Mutnals Lad
"blanked the CuCinnat start OF the former cub mtue
fine twO-ase hit ~ held and was sent home on
q clean nit Oy Treacy. which wOn the game.
On Saturday party of Elizabeth gentlemen,
with some OF then NewYOrk freDds, played game of
base ball on the grounds of the Resoute Club The game
was broken up at the second innings by the falling while
running 10 htst base Char les Jones OF Harlem, vino
fIactuI ed his kneopdn very badly.
During the coming week the Chicago White
Stockings viii their fret appearance IN Brooklyn.
and will play the Mutuss Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday Oh the Union Grounds.
The champion amateur Chelseas of Williams
burgh were defeated for time by the Princeton
College Club at the Captoline Grounds ON Saturday by
q score OF 10 4.
In Philadelphia, on Saturday, the Chicago
White Stockings their third victory from the Ath
Iet,cs In their third championship game, by score OF
il to 4.
The Nameless Club OF Brooklyn went to
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
POLO-PLAYING FOR A CUP.

The members of the Polo Club had their
most brilliant and interesting day thus far Oh Saturday,
when the series OF matches for the silver cup gwen by
Mr. Bennett was entered upon. The sport not be-
gun until the close OF the Jerome Park races and
when Vaudeville, the umpire, tossed the polo ball
midway the sides OF players on their hardy
little ponies, there large and fashionable attend
ance the pretty grounds Of the Polo Club. On one
side were James Gordon Bennett W iidm Jay. Augustus
Jay FranklyD and Dyson MOrc opposed Ia tnem were
John Mott John Kane, ). D. Rowland, Belmont Pufoy.
and f. GnsWOd. Tne latter wore red Jerseys aud the
former were marked by blue aud white. Mr. Beunetps
side showed play much superior TO that OF hel adveT
Eares winning egh out OF tho ten goals that were
cured Toe Wet 10 meet other PLAYERS selected
from the Club, and three matches must be gained before
the cup pasbes finally into tHeir hands.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
THE GREAT HAVANA DEFALCATIoN

A dispatch from Havana to the Associated
Press dated June o. stated that Ricardo henocal col
lector OF taxes in Havana had fled TO the United states
with about 300 GOO gold. Application to the Spanish
Consul in this city obtained confirmation OF the teie
gram with the additional information that Menocal was
daily expected TO arrive ia New-York by certain
steamer, the name OF which the Consul declined 10
diyug. The has been placed In charge OF henry
W Davies the ective who caused the arrest Of Garcia
the thief who stole the Murlo painting from Seville
little over ago. Mr.. Davies was not ntown Dut MS
manager said that dispatch hal been received from
Mcuocal he should arrive In New-lork Ihl'
cannot be made In NcwlOrA as there s no extra
ifton treaty between Spa and the United States and
Menocal be induced to spanish soil before ne
he taken into custody Neither tie Consul nor tne
detective was willing to give any Information concern
ing McnOcal fearing that the facts were maze khoWh
be miyIt
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

rse. The disease was brought here by tramp VINO dieo
within the week. , c,.,,, 4
pa shore and TO raise the amount by Subscription
Contributions may be sent to the Rev. s. j. Corhei'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
NEw-RoCHEILE-The differences which nave eA-
isted time past in Trinity chuch nave ,as'
suited IN schs The Mr. Watson has resigned his pas
,orsl barre aso Messrs Ackeman Baruet Harrson anu
Uemmngway vesty The churcn loses aoou. ~ I a
mnncans Who making an effort to organize he"
congregation ,,.
East CaEsrERrhe Supreme Court having confirmed tns
repYed for the widening sraigheninc, and deepening OF
East Chester ter Greex T & e a aprSpson for the Improvement
there is no longer any legal obstacloin the way
POLICE NOTES
The man who jumped from the ferry-boat Montana
McKibben-st., Brooklyn.
At the YorkvilIe Police Court yesterday Frederick
Paifcs Fxsmmons Of SO on SATURDAY night
Yesterday afternoon Aaron Kelly S oSSTed G,T G No
dees es 70 est the ,n sdS ak and broke his lot es
James Fitzgerald of No. 3l9 East Thirty-eighth-sf
while wS1g in c win G Epsl Ssakns IN s. his
William Mcdowell. age &c. of No. - East Forty,
sxh committed suicide last night by by shooting % gsriea hmfe
from temporary insanity.
William Murphy and William Coleman met on
Epy SS ns' IL de@sS saG"p being IN stabbed the
tie Yarkyle Ponce Court yesterday Murphy was held 10
$1,000 to answer
Michael Kennedy of No. 253 Madison st. came to
the Delaney street Police station early yesert morning
suffering Irum In the back OF hls mead ne sn
attacked by some unknown persons at JACK
son and MonToe-sts
Lawrence Frokoffskie and Lawrence Bolswick, 70
anders arrested saturday charge OF roODhs
seph King Neck L. L. whom they found grossly IN
King being unable TO take care oil se WAS A''
locked up
Thomas j. b. Bartell. who it is alleged Killed ann
Hammond In Harlem in March last by breaking her s
hatcbet be upon Trial in the Court OF Genera oes
sions nackett presiding this morning An eha
cupy several days
Officer FAINT of the Twentieth Precinct Police had
desperate fight John McG one OF the Ienth a,e
gong on SATURDAY night succeeded In arrrstng him. me
and face baiy cut Oihcer ulvan OF VIC
PrccI ct had similar encounter WIN man
n and with like success.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

Painneld y. j. Saturday, and defeated the crack
Crescent Club of that place by score OF l3 to g.
At Staten Island on Saturday the WinOna
Cub OF Fatbush defeated the Staten Island Club in their
first match game by score of 9to2
The champion Boston Red Stockings were
O Of to 3.
In Hartford. on Saturday, the Hartfords won
their third victory the ST. Louis Club by score OF
too.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

MctronoIitdn Holcl-Senator Newton Booth Of CALI
forna House Baron Gustave de Woem9n BS,on
Arnold WoelmOn Felix Duhayon OF the Belgian Gen.
teunia Commission 81 Nicholas HOteJ-Count Der0uls OF
Austria Capt Samuel Brooks OF the slelmshlp CIV on
Richmond. Fin Acenus hot t-Senat'r Henry copper OF
Tennessee the Hon. Gausha A. Grow Of Pennsy he
Hon OF Boston, the Rev James Lawrence
Liverpool Dents HOteL-BishOp w L. Harris OF Cll
cago . Grand CeatrGL HOk-MaOr- Gen. III f. L0ngden OF
The British army and Bishop H. n McTye,re Of Tennessee
atbcfad, note John g. Hazard of Rhode Island
H1sainser 1OtsL-Wilam 4. Adams ("Oliver Oltic) OF
Boston. .EUereu HOlSr-Gen Adna Anderson OF Ch'aeo
Holman HOuse-Lieut. Richard c. Derby, U. b. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
HOME Ne US.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. 75o Noon. $50. 3 p M 81. Midnight III.
Highest duT1ng the day, Si- Lowest, 7lo
IT. Same dav, 1875, 71ss.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OF KErogT Fog TIE AT l p n.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

Holmes BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 57l
Broadway No family afford without it. Pceslow
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Announcements

WTsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY will cure
coug CHS and Colds ami spcrdiy. 90 cts, aud ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Children should use them daily.

CrRrs of numerous diseases to which chill
liable, rrrctei dag Oy MILK OF hAohEsA
" here all other remedies have isilel.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Az INVOICE OF CHAMPAGNEs, OF

AGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New Ork
~ Grocer Flour Dealer, Who'll, sale and retail
No Vesy-. Everybody should call and get bargans
4 CLOSING OUT SALE.
~ FRENCH PAPENIANGINGS. CARPETS 80
Fine Paper. - - 80 cents roll f1u- Paper IL
assortment Of Carpets window Sasde-,
Olcoths Sc, At half price
JAMES W. CDNTFS
2sl Hudson St, below Spring.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

Rocky MOUNTAIN BEAVERS and Straw Hats
Of The railing styles special and fascinating attractions
Of KNoXs stores, az Broadway and In the Fnh AVenn
Hotel Gentlemen 0, always paronize the great leade
Of fashion.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
BAROMETER ]

ABSTRACT KEPoRT THE WEEK ESDNG AT T.
June 10, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
HEADQUARTERS
NEW.YORN CITY.

NeyYork from its sze superior situation and s sivan'
tages OF frequent communication with al parts Of
the country ami civilized world IA JEA OQUARTERS for
almost everything produced in America Manufactures In
every part United states have their deo;s and agencies
here buyers frequently money BY dealing win
the right house.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27

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 Sc corner Of an occu-
pant survey Of 200 acres made
in the naIae Cf Ross Mcclellan, and rams
north 100 poles to a stake, black oak,
post oak and black jack pointers on the
south boundary of an occupant survey
for geo acres made in the name of j. r.
Reed; thence east passing the e corner
in all 229 poles. to a hickory sapling,
with black jack and 2 hickory pointers;
thence south l40 poles to a spanish oak
with ) black oak pointers; theLce west
229 poles to fhe beginning.
J. j. NEELY, Sheriff.
This, January, l6, 1876
Printers fee, S5.25. bn204s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
4 TTACHNENT NOTICE.

State of Tennessee. H4rdemau County.
Dowdy & Cargile, Us E. L. Baker.
Before J c. Russell. Justice Of the
Peace Of said coun1y
IN this cause It appearing by affidavit
that the defendant F. l. Baker is Justly
indebted to the PIair tiff's, and has az
seconded from the State Sd that the or
binary process of law cannot be served
on him, and an original allotment hav-
ing been levied on his property il ia
therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Bolivar BULLETIN q news
paper published IN the town Of Bolivar
for four successive weexs, commanding
the said + L. Baker to appear before m
at my Office in the town of SauIsbery in
civil district No 10 of said county, on
the 9Th day of February 1876 and make
defense to said suit against him, or it
will be proceeded with ex parte this 23th
dav of December 1875
jan6, Az. J. Ca RUSSELL, J. P.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

st ate of Tennessee, Hardeman County
c. 7 Milstead, as w. NJ. Perry.
IN this cause it appearing by affidavit,
that the defendant w NJ Perry is Justly
indebted to the PLATO tiff and is a nea. res
ident Of the State absconds himself 50
that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served on him and an original attach
mont having been levied On his property,
it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the BULLETIN newspaper
published in the town of Bolivar for four
successive weeks, commanding The said
w. NJ. Perry to appear before me or
some other acting Justice of the Peace
at my dwelling honse, it being my office
in the 18th Civil District Of said county
on the 10Th day of January 1876, and
make defense to said suit against him
or IL will be proceeded with exparte.
JASPER SHELTON, J. 2.
for Hardeman County
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
4 TTACHMENT n Office.

State Of Tenne see, Hardeman County.
n G. EhitIow, Us E. L Baker.
Before J. c. Russell. Justice Of the
Peace Of said county.
IN this cause it appearing By affidavit
shat the defe ndant z. L Baker is Justly
indebted to the plaintiffs and has absaon
ded from the State so that tbs ordinary
process of lau cannot be served on hiu
AMI an original attachment having been
levied on his property, it is therefore or
dered that publication be made IN the
Bolivar BULLETIN a newspaper published
in the town of Bolivar, for four success
sive weeks, commanding the said E L..
Baker to appear bAfors me at my office
in the town of SauIsbery in civil district
No I0of said county on the 9th day OF
February 1876 and make defense to said
suit against him or it will be proceeded
with er parte this 18th day of Dec. 1878.
jan64T. }. C. RUSSELL, J. r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
!. CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of ceaditioni c8psaas TO
me directed from Circuit Court of Hnr-
deman county, Tennessee. case Of Ar
derson, Bro & Co. " D. A Carter,
viii sell at the Court house door, in tho
town of Bolivar, Tennes see, TO the high
est bidder, for cash, on
Monday, February hath, 1876
to satisfy this rendihon6 e1ponas, the
following described tract of land lying
in Civil District No Is of Ha-ie-
man county, Tennessee, and bounded
on the north By lands of E. Roark, on
the east By the New Orleans, St Louis
f Chicago railroad. on the south By the
lands Of J. b. league, and on the west
by the J. D. Kelly, containing 40 acres,
more or less
J. j. Nicely, Sheriff.
This, January 10. 1876,
Printers fee, 50 so jan204t.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
OHERIFF'S SALE.

Nos. 1908 and 1909 Circuit Court,
E D.
By virtue of cenditioni exponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardeman county. Tennessee, Ramsey
& Harris va w. r Jacobs, issued Janu-
airy 81, 1876 l will sell at the Court
house door. in the town of Bolivar, Ten
nessee, for cash, on
Monday, February T4th, 1876,
the following descri bed tracts Of land in
said county; on the waters Of Spring
creek, being part and whole of b rec diff
feTent tracts and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a gum with poplar, maple
and gum pointers, the " corner of the
3 corner Of the Soutaail tract, and n W
corner Ct the Smith tract. running south
$50 poles 10 stake with three gum point
ers on DUughertys north boundary;
thence east Withthe Same t. Il dead black
Jack and black haws, corner (4uoposeI);
thence north with his ! IA passing the
corner &C the Smith and Sluth.ta racts;
thence west with thu north bon iiary pas
sing a SIS lfris the NV corner tn ereuf,
same course continued IN all 2563 polss
20 a STAKE with three hnllvI and beach
pointers; thence south 1876 poles TO a
Deach WITH D"aEh AM Hpliy piHteFS on
Chears line; thence 1929 poles 20 thu be
ginning, containing by estimation 353
acres, it beiGg the Same land convey ed
by james Robinson to Richard Fortune
by deed on the 205h of February, 1875.
registered in Registers Office, book IN,
$40, and by order of County Court, and
all of the above tracts are sold, except
1873 acre set apart as a homestead, for
which see mizutes at March Term, 1875,
in Circuit Court Office 7 his land is sold
ia safety said UenditiOni erpOnGs
J. NEELY, Sheriff.
This, January 10 1876.
Printers fee, 81 05. ian2lit
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

Newbsra & ga Ter having assigned
to me as, Trustee, ali Of their books,
notes AMI accounts, and all judgments
on J. P's dockets IN this county Ia their
favor, al peIs ons are hereby notified
that said notes aud accounts are owned
by me as Trustee, and that no one else
has the right to receive or collect the
same. Said trust dee1 is regis tered IN
Registers Office, Of Hard eman county.
Tennessee, 20 book D, pages 5S8, 587 and
$50: All persona indebted to said New
bern & Statler, by note or account, will
save costs By coming forward and Sc Z
ting with ms az onos.
JAMES PASKEY,
Trustee cf Newbern 4 5tatler.
This jan 6tb. 1870,
I~nIS-st
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
Legal .aduerEtssnl { nfs.
OHERJFF'S SALE.


BY virtue of renditiOMi erpcnas to
me directed from the Circuit Court, If
Hardeman coun tY, Tennessee, at the No
vember Term, 1878, thereof, case No
1907, \ } Powell vs. R.LFurbes,I wiz
sell at the Courthouse door, in the town
of Bolivar, Tu' nessee, on
Monday, E-RtER Day Of February
next. the fo l1wing described tract Of
land IN said coustg, bounded ~ follows
t5.wit: g., winning al a stake two cy-
pvnss and maple poiuters, the n e csrHer
o 80 ares as-iguel to Mrs EIiZl Forbes
"a dover. and ruos north -.- poles
tC.-the ne C. rner Of 100 acres zOld by
NJ. c. Groves - poles 10 Vim FOrbes,
Of yshir5- this tract is a part; Themes
west i2s poles to two hickOries on the
east iRe &c entry I06S in the name Of
Joe Grew e.; thence sonth 81 poles to a
black oak sapliBg and / black oaks;
thence east 81 poles to an Sd bush, wa
ter oak ard Iost oak pointers, the G
corner; thrnca --- poles to the e cor
ner of Mrs En- Forbes so acres part
of her dover, thence east 81 poles tC
the beginninG Sold to satisfy this rem
, ditioAj ezponaS ia favor of NJ Powell
rs the property Of K T.. Forbes.
Sale within legal hours.
J. J NELLY. sheriff.
7 his, January 10, 1876
Printers fee. s. % jsn-2O4s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-27
TNSOLVENT NJFICE.

Having suggrste thu insolvency Of tha
e=tata f y. Is liirdsong, decd. to the
Clerk of the C"unty Court of H4rinaa
cnantv, Thereby notify = persons hav-
ing clsims against said estate to 6ie
the same with the said Clark bE the
18Th Of Julg, 1876; for adjudication, or
the same will be barred
PtrSER MILLER,
Adm.Aistrasor.
This, Jan l3, 1876 iAu20 Is