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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-05
THE ATLANTIC FOR 1878

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Special Offer, The November and Decem.
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k'aH Sale.

The following described property for
sale at o bargain II applied for soon, VIZ
Lots and s, block 20, with residence
and improvements, corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; , houses and
lots on north side OF Twelfth street, cor.
aer Poplar; cottage and lot on Walnut,
lear 23rd. IL. j. HowLEY,
l.q.,l. Real Estate Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO. LIS, MONDAY EVENING, J

| CAIRO. LIS, MONDAY EvBsiSo,l
\ February (, 1878. !
Alter siege Of the most dIssgreeable
Ind lunfayorabis weather we are again
sDi9yinga littls sunshlne. Tho weather
has been wet, cold aud disagresble until
10 day, and the roads In every direction
srein the worst imaginable condition.
There are indications now, however, Of
a clearing up," and . short season Of
more to business Is anticipated.
No change Of special importance has
taken place in the order OF business here.
In some respects the market indicates an
improvement, while In others II Ia
moving along 10 the same old ruts. All
in all, however, trade may be termed az
"fairly active.' .MHt "r
There Is no changes worthy OF note In
the tone of the -four market. There
seems to be well settled conviction
among dealers that while there 10 no
immediate prospect OF rise In prices,
that they have struck bottom and will
not 20 any lower. There 10 liberal
order demand, though otherwise the
market is very quiet. Receipts are
liberal and stocks generally good.
There IL a limited demand tor strictly
choice hay at about $l2; The supply is
fair, and receipts good. Common and
low grades are in fair supply, and quiet.
There ID q good demand for choice white
corn, though prices are still low and
weak. Receipts are limited and the
stock ON the market small. There IA
very little doing In oats. The supply
10 large. while The demand Ia light.
Prices are low and weak, and Irregular.
There is sllght improvement in the de.
mand for meal, though prices are not
changed. Bran Is In good demand at
$l6@l6 co. The supply Ia light.
Potatoes are in good supply and
quiet at quotations, Choice ap,
pies are scarce, and a limited
supply would sell readily at $404 Is.
Common are plenty and dull. Poultry
OF all kinds Ia scarce and wanted. Butter
OF all kinds Ia plenty and dull. Eggs are
scarce AMI wanted. The weather 10
Aoso favorable for handling dressed
meats, and limited supply would sell
readily at quotations.
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Captain Booth, who stopped at the
Arlington house while waiting for his
boat, now boards at the Hotel DE Gar.
rett.
The boys on the wharf boat and some
other river men who attended the ser.
vices held by Rev. Dlllon.Lee at the
Atheneum on Sunday night, express
themselves highly pleased, The location
is convenient to them.
The Jno. W. Garrett and bsrgca are
to load here Immediately.
Col. Resrden returned from the Bends
on the Wild Boy Sunday noon, where he
has been loading barge with grain.
The Sam Roberts cleared from the
Bends with 4 barges Of freight and l Of
fuel. Captain Brouch went to st. Louis
by rail, and goes from there home.
The City Of Alton had q fair trip TOR
St. Louis. The Evansville packets were
10th light.
The Capital City brought 200 bales OF
cotton for the east.
II anybody can explain this paragraph
from the CD. Of 81. Louis we'll be
obliged
Capt. Henry Lourey sent the Warner
and barges out for New Orleans yester.
day morning at daybreak. Her cargo
was made up as follows: Wheat, in bulk.
SO, 522 bushels; corn, In bulk, 63,97S
bushels; oats. in bulk, 1891 sacks; -four.
IN bulk. 1000 barrels; pork. in bulk, 225
barrels; hay, in bulk. 872 bales; meat In
bulk, 20 boxes; sundry packages, 49,"
list. Louis has learned how to ship
-four and hay "in bulk" her fortune is
made sure. But why in the world did
they not ship the "sundries' in bulk,
alsof
We learn from Col. Rearden that OH
Friday evening Vim. Gilcrest, q young
colored man from this city. was drowned
In the bends below here, the particulars
Of the accident being abou. as follows:
GiIcrest hired with the M.V.T. company
to load barge OF corn, and with the
other laborers went down on the Wild
Boy. Gilcresr was intoxicated and was
asleep on the deck Of the boat some time
after his companions had begun 10 carry
In corn. The mate, looking around for
idlers, found him asleep on the outside
guard, and waking him up ordered him
to 20 to work. After some delay he
started, but instead OF going out forward
to the barge he walked straight across
the boat and into the river. Hearing the
splash, the mate Sprang across the deck
and succeeded In catching his hand, but
the hold was slight and the drowning
mans struggles wrenched 1t loose.
Nothing more was heard Or seen Of hun.
although all hands flew TO help him and
the yawl cruised about the spot tor some
time.
Captain James Low, mate Of the wharf.
boat, and Col. Redman consider them>
selves champion ratters. and are thinking
Of adopting the rat>cather's profession
a. a livelihood. Yesterday they caught
torty-nve without the aid Of dog, cat.
trap or anything else.
Or. Bradley says II those Sunday
meetings at the Athcneum are continued
he will be converted to o belief In free
seats In places Of worship.
CHI. Arnaut has the rheumatism.
The Warner and barges passed south
from st. Louis.
The Jim Fisk resumed her place In
the Cairo and Paducah trade yesterday.
Ny Choice and barges arrived from
St. Louis last evening, tor New Orleans.
Tho barges Of the J. W. Garrett began
to load yesterday.
The Etna and barges arrived from the
Ohio with salt for st, Louis.
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I'VE have been requested By ssyeral
citizens to call attention OF the
authorities to the condition Of the Eighth
street crossing on Commercial avenue.
Yesterday our attention was d.
rected to lady who had UNI
fortunately landed on the wrong
side of the street, and who was COM
PEELED to carry her children across. The
CROSSINGS onso popular q thoroughiare
as Eighth street should all be In good
condition, and we hope the complainers
may soon be satisfied "a to this one.
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rn,,aron crv for Pitchers Castoria

Children cry tor Pitchers Castoria
II Ia az pleasant to take as honey. u
, contains no morphine or other deleter.
.cvs ingredient, and Is sure 70 expel
worms, cure wind collie. regulate inc
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
,atlon caused by rash Or'oat.ing teeth
Mothers can rest, and childfeu enjoy
hsalah, who uss Cassoua. I 4 p harm
l>ss, It Ia oertslaly, apeedy, ~ \ Y
cheap. A'A'Aow
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nssh, Nenr the Ola stand.

Having Withdrawn from the dental Arn
OF Canine h whitlock, l will still continue
the practic Of dentistry ut No. 1856 CONNER
cial ave. between slh and 9th streets, over
Holisune Il Rosenwster's store - third
door forth of Eight street. I will be pleas.
ed To eco oil my old friends and patrons,
and sttond punctually to their wants In
the way Of dentistry. Very Ros'py.
X. W. WHIrLoCK, ID. d. 8.
IN, ,3a Cont ave-3 doors north Of 9Th 81
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Le,,ie Coleman,s Laundry

Mis-. Lettie Coleman has reopencd her
laundry 90 Fourth street. between wash.
in zion and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method OF informing her old friends
and patrons that she Is again at their ser.
vice, snd solicits thoir patronage. She has
reduced prices to suit the times.
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patronizet

Drowned Billy Ghilci,rlst, a colored
lad we'll known In this city, was drowned
BY failing overheard from the steamboat
VIVA Boy, IN the Misslssippl river near
Columbas, Kentucky. 90 Friday night
Flase. FAN particulsrs viii be found Ia
tho river column.
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Something New

In order to introduce our Big Seed
Spring Wheat, The Wheat Of Taos, In
your locality-slpgle grains measuring one.
half inch in lsngth-I propose to send .
sample Of the wheat free Of charge, to
every sui scriber TO this paper who will
state the name oil the newspaper and send
three cent stamp to pay postage.
Agents wanted in every county to sell
this new wheat Address
l.. L. OsMENT, Cleveland, Tenn
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hoard Of County Commiss,onsrs.

CAIRO, Ills, January 2sth. 1878.
A special session OF the board Of
county commissioners OF Alexander
County, Illinois, will be held at tho court
house, In this city, on Monday, February
18th, next. at 0 o'clock, AM. for the
transaction Of such business as may
come before said board.
Tuos. w. HALLIDAY, Chairman.
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E0r Sale

One two>iorso wagon In good con-
di,ion, and one span horses and harness,
The horses are sound, and in good con-
dition, and the harness almost new. For
termsapply at Henry Prohme's, corner Of
Fourteenth st. and Washington avenue.
| ll1m
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Ray.

There Ia a liberal demand Tor choice
hay at about So. Receipts are fair and
the supply good, though net large.
Common and low grade hay Is 10 ialr
supply and quiet at quotations. Sales
noted were cars choice mixed, Sill; 2
| cars prime Timothy, $40; 2 cars choice
Timothy, $l2; 2 cars choice Timothy,
Sl2; car prime Timothy, Sill; car red
top, 50.
CORN.
The demand for corn Ia more active,
though prices are not any higher. The
stock on the market 10 light, and re-
ceipts limited. Sales were 8 cara mixed,
In bulk. Csc; 2 cars white, In bulk, SOC +;
8 cars yellow, 3Sc; 2 cars white, mixed,
39ic; II cars white. in sacks, 43c; In car,
white, IN bulk, 300; lear yellow, in bulk,
slightly damp Csc,
OATS
Oats are quiet, and prices arc low. weak
and irregular. Receipts are liberal. and
the stock OH the market large, We note
sales Of 10 cars, mixed, in sacks, 29}c 8
cars, In bulk, 26c; 3 ears white, In bulk,
ESQ; 2 cars mixed, In bulk, 2sc; 3 cars,
In sacks, sole.
MEAL. rr
There Is . alightly improved demand
for meal. though prices remain about as
last quoted. The supply is fully equal to
the demand. Sales reported were rs bbls.
country, kiln dried, 81 20; 2Oobbls. city,
| 81 IS; 100 bbls. do, 81 %.
| BRAN.
There Ia q good demand tor bran at SD
OILS 80. The supply 10 limited. Sales
reported were 100 sacks. $40 80; 400
sacks, SIS. ..
POTATOES.
Receipts are good and the supply, and
quiet and steady at quotations. Sales
reported were 80 bbls. peachblows, 81 81;
| 70 bbls. do, 81 %. There Ia . good de-
mand for early varieties, for seed pur.
poses.
! Choice apples are scarce, and limited
supply would sell readily ct t4S4 rs
Common and low grades are plenty, and
dull, and are selling all tho way nom 81
to 81 80, according to quality.
tt POULTRY. lrlS8E
Receipts Of poultry IRE very light. and
there Is very little Of any kind on thu
market. Tho demand Ia active, and
prices higher. Bales noted were dozor
chickens, 81 u; s coops chickens mixed
- 5O@2 rs, 3 oOops choice old hens
% soNs 90; Scoops tarkcyps % oO(Slo
coops ducks, % %. '-'g NAP ,
ill., yey sa BUTTER.
81 Butter OF every kind 10 plenty ON
duliytsssgh pgicss tep1lgs Abest ~
lsnslad. dHelsI wGsAaA 49, sS6stnsrl
IllInois ron, 10; 1850 lbs. southsr
Illinois roll, ls0lS>, 8 pkg. northern
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NoTIcE OF APPLICATION FOE PARDON,
hoticsIs hsrsby given that application win be
made 10 due course Of time % His Kxcellsncy.
Shelby n, Cullom, governor ol the Stats Of III
nels, f9r the pardon Of DAbnsy johnson (color-
ed). eonyicted d the May term Of the Alexander
county cireuit court on charge OF larceny and
ssnteacsd TO shrye year IN he psuitsntiary.
Cairo, Ills.. Dso. 10. 1877.
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Since | have concluded 10 change my
residence and remove % Caledonia, !
hereby give notice to these holdlss ny
tickets for tuning pianos, that whenever
my services arc required the requesea Of
my patrons will bc promptly. compiled
With. Addrcss Ill letters b V,HIf
y W. asHA a. 'Ah,R. MsKVHsx, W
ASK. Caledonia, III.
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N,anfe.I.

One or two good mules aud dray and
harness. or span OF good horses and
wagon. Inquire rs, Ohio leyec.
lw. ALDEN, GRAyrs & Co.
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O sud So l.. d, u.

Trains gu the Cairo & st. Louis Il. n.
win commence running into Cairo this
morning, Tuesday, February 8, aud will
he ready to receive freight to-day, and
take gu. passengers Tomorrow, Wed.
tuesday, FebruaryS. u. w niILscx,
Passenger 3 Freight Soliciting sg't
CAIno, H., February 9th. 1913.
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JOHN G. WHITTIER.

A superb life.sire portrait Of this beloved and
honortd poet, VIII be sent postpaid, TO any sub
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THE ATLANTIC

For November ant December, 1877. aud all Of
ls7S-fourtetn months-sent to any address for
500.
Address II. o. Houghton a Co.. Riverside
Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Tue Tiaal Wavs-Is Has sssuek Cairo
just Received 5000 cfstae ,aalshptsl
/ Tidal waVe, / 60 el9ayos \ ~ nSm.
|s1sas sapptlsd.. y ''~ PIsfh q END.
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Read This. rsee
. Ibs choice RioscO1ee. 81.
10 ms A sugar. 81.
II lbs best New Orleans sugar. 81.
And everything else ct rock bottom
pricea. p PSrrls \ BIRD
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AUCTION,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Half-past two o'clock. Tuesday, Feb'y.
9Th, 1878, walnut street, between
9Th & 9Th sts., one sp!en. q.
did cooking stove,
mo. 8, REPUBLICAN,"
Glass and Queenkware, Bedsteads,
SIX OCTAVE MElODEON,
Rosewood and piano finish, Lounges,
Chairs, Oil-clOths,
CARPETS,
Rocking, Arm and Dining Room Chairs.
Other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale positive
TERMS, CASE.
ToA WINTER,
Auctioneer.
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FLOUR.

There is liberal order demand for
nour, but the market is otherwise quiet.
Prices have, In the opinion Of dealers
generally, struck bottom and cannot 20
lower. Receipts hre isir and stocks
good. Sales noted we're:
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RATES OF FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS Asr
WAY POINTS.

Bank landings cents per 100 lbs., and
10 cents. per Dbl. higher.
THE MARKET.
~ Our friends should bear In mind
that the prices bore given are only for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filing orders and for broken lots IL Ia
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. as04
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OATS

Oats are quiet, and prices arc low. weak
and irregular. Receipts are liberal. and
the stock Oh the market large. We note
sales Of 10 cars, mixed, in sacks, 203c f; s
cars, In bulk, 2ec; 3 ears white, In bulk,
ESQ; ? cars mixed, In bulk, 25c; 3 cars,
in sacks, 904c.
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lINKLE &THIsTLEwooD-
III Cotton and Tobacco Factors and pro-
IrietOrs OF the Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse.
10 i ~ Commercial Avenue
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-10-03
OBITUARY.

Entered into rest, on Monday,
%, at 8 P. NJ, in Poca-
hontas. Tenn, Mrs. SUE j., beloved
wife of James II. Garrett, Esq.
Thus has passed away from earth
one of those pure and lovely charac-
tiers whose constant and cheerful de
votion to duty lightened every bur
den, sweetened every labor, and
threw a quiet, but attractive charm
into all the relations of life.
Whether as daughter, sister, friend
or wife, she displayed those quail
ties which win regard, and having
won, retain by the simple power OF
real worth.
She was faithful and devoted com
municant of the Protestant Episco-
cal Church, loving it more and
more as she became better aequaint
ed with its doctrine, discipline and
worship. She placed an unfaltering
trust in God, her Saviour, walked IL
the quiet paths Of truth and duty
and died sin the Hope Of a blessed
Immortality"
BLESSED are the dead that die il
the Lord, even so, saith the Spirit
for they rest from their labors."
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AT GRAND JUNCTION.
List of Deaths to Date.

LiSt OF DeaIlS 10 DaJes
Special to the Courier-JournaIl
GRAND JUNCTION, Sept. 26.-As
many mistakes have found their
way into the public press regard
ing the yellow fever at Grand
junction, we ask the press gener-
ally to publish the facts as regards
our past suffierings and our real
wants in the future. We have not
had time to furnish the press with
the details of our suffering and
distress. Our worthy telegraph
operator, G. J. Handy, has been
completely worked down by the
pressure upon him; but he has
manfuly stood to his post amid the
suffering and distress around him.
w. w. Wall, Of New Orleans, has
come to his relief, and a noble
worker he is. We send the follow
ing list of deaths to date, viz:
Mrs r. w Belew, Sam Brooks, Mr.
Culiigan's child, Nat Hazzar, Bette
Hayes, I. Z. Jones, express agent,
Harry Lavender, Jasper Lavender,
Frank Lavender, James Netherland,
G. Y. Prewitt and child, Thomas E..
Prewitt, Jr., G.. T. Stinson, Mrs. Me
lora Smith, Ellen Thompson, Evans
Thompson, James Woods, Miss NJ. B.
Moore, Henry Brooks, Dennis Flan-
merry, wife and child, Old Mr.. Haw-
kins, Mrs. Clampfit and child, Mr..
Lloyd, r. T. Milan, Mr.. Owens and
wife, NJ. Joe H. Prewitt, Mrs. Albert
Stnson, Sam. Stinson, Booker Swanr,
telegraph operator, Albert Thompson,
WI. Woods and four children. Total,
forty.
The convalescents number twenty
three; under treatment, eighteen.
We do not need doctors, nurses or
medicines. We want wine, brandy,
ale, and money with which to pay
nurses, grave-diggers, etc. We have
a perfectly reliable and responsible
agent to whom all contributions should
be directed, Mr. J. NJ. Morris, who
will use all such economically.
w. Ii. BENTLEY,
Representing the Mobile Can't-Get-
Away Club.
n. II. and T. Z. PREwrTT,
Resident physicians.
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Attachment Notice.

State of Tennessee, Hardeman County,
Wood & McNeal, VS.. J. w. Whitmore.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY
4 affidavit, the Defendant, J. w. Whit
more, is justly indebted to the Plaintiffs, 5,
Wood S McNeal by note, and is a non resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him, and an original attachment having
been returned before me, levied on real es-
tate belonging to the Defendant.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Bolivar Bulletin, Il newspaper
published in the town OF Bolivar for four
successive weeks, requiring the said J. w.
Whitmore to appear before me at my Office
in Bolivar, Tenn on the 28th day of Sep
tember, 1873, and defend this suit, or the
same will be proceeded with eXpartee.
This 26th day of August, 1873.
{. II. ANDERSON, J. P,
Hardeman County, Tenn.
AuO11St % 1T
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Attachment Notice.

State of Tennessee, Hardeman County,
Dennis Flanuery, VS.. NJ. }. Fallon.
I'm THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY
4 affidavit, shat the Defendant, NJ. J.
Fallon, is Justly indebted to the Plaintiff by
account, and is a nonresident Of the State,
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him, and an original attach
ment having been returned before me by
serving garnishment on G. St. L. & n. o.
Railroad Company.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Bolivar Bulletin, q newspa-
per published in the town Of Bolivar, for
four successive weeks, requiring the De
fendant, NJ. J. Failon, to appear before me,
or some other Justice of the Peace, at my
office in the town of Grand Junction, Har-
deman county Tenn, on the llth day OF
October, 1873, and make defence to said suit
against him, or it will be proceeded with
ex-parte This the 18th day OF September
1878. w. d. MAULDIN, j. p,
Hardeman County Tenn.
September 10. At
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FEVER SPdRE.
The Room of Yellow Fever Patient
SWarms with Minute Organisms
DR.. Joseph Jones' Theory.

Swarms with Minute Organisms
DIR. Joseph Jones' Theory.
The following telegram was re-
ceived from New York, Saturday
night by the n. o. Democrat from
the National Associated Press:
''The reporter of this paper
called on DR.. Jones for the pur-
pose of interviewing him in re-
gard to experiments made with
yellow fever. Dr. Jones said:
II will state what subject bear
ing on the causes Of yellow fever
has attracted my attention.
have subjected the air in the
room Of a yellow fever patient to
minute microscopic examination,
and found that it was swarmin 9
with infnitisimal spOr@, both OF
vegetable and animal organism
and of about one-twenty-thou-
sandth part Of an inch in size.
have not yet arrived at any con
iclusion with regard to the exis-
+ tence and effect of these spOrae
/ but I am still studying the sub
ileet, and hope IN a short time t'
throw some light on the theOr.
Of the causes of yellow fever
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Attachment Notice.

State of Tennessee, Hardeman County,
Wood & McNeal, VS.. James Wright and
wife Cornelia.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY
4 affidavit, the Defendants james Wright
and wife, Cornclia Wright, IRE justly in
debted to the Plaintiffs, Wood & McNeal by
account, and are non residents of the State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on them, and an origi-
nal attachment having been returned before
me, levied on property belonging 20 said De-
PENDANTS.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Boil
ivar Bulletin, newspaper published in the
town of Bolivar, Tenn, requiring the De
PENDANTS, James Wright and wife, to appear
before me at my office in Bolivar, Tenn, ON
the 28th day of September, 1873, and make
defense to said suit against him, or the same
will be proceeded with eXpartee.
This 26th day of August 1878.
c. II. ANDERSON, J. p,
Hardeman County, Tenn.
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