davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-06-08
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1866.

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FRUM GAINESVILLE.

County TrrnsureF,a SAFE fsrhKen 0pcn
And Ro6bed - supposed tuccndiur-
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BY tue aid Ut cd ch,~el4. ! he 1i:h, haaA aoa,1
o' Tie tafe VA e1c1y Torn. and lhe lo:i. laid bare
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the rohhers erur~a. MAS ahout toE+v dosr- In cur.
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From WASHINGTON.

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FROM CINCINNATI.
Fatal Rs~0ts - F<s~nsaAI Fourth OF
1ntT F+4ebFAGton~

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tne e.-<vE- I<asta- T. TO Be settled ~ sae
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FFsna Nashville
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~ Bishop tee, Of lowa, conorned III, y-Ftx per.
RtS,n p the kpitsopa! Church III This city.
i.atn.a = ibis ely, now Of Bro6s11u. u. |, II
secn.,e ". W.1na 10 fcw days. lie il prop pocncct I
, 1866-06-08

CoKcoRp. n. Il June 1.-Iu. Inauguration Of
Gov. sm!'he today vas attended ~t.a II Ina o.
present ne4e Gogctnors Bullock. OF MaTaae haseits
and 0thnEhx1, Of Vermont
, 1866-06-08

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STATE Gn,4<n Ar:t1. - f'ettiAa d<.ealvr1-
1.ar-e envadausF-FVe R<p~Fx~da Fert1.
fysoE neAF Bt=b=11e> VI -Rumoee1
<k1Ssnt<a1 with, Fa11<itAo Militia
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| rutsosed st,t5 lad s1-1t s3dSaa1.A ~s1s lie Ct
| nactxn z711s1i1 sni~ faux-1ax.
for the 1nrAdef. .111r1erpaeA-Gs<keaal
| Announcement that tk- Eor.Aeru
/ Campaign tsa~ f1xx1ed.
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3h~ Eo1o0fA5 Eo8kedexH11oa Nehenae.
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>krsrSa rf the FrntAn CavAlry Com.
n3AhdrF-ArdoF Of the Ff1krfn1kv
k'<,..lta,@ Dusxn-Th~ Final Collapse
FNfe%h4dowed.

isfea&! iNstafch 10 the chicago Iribuo++1
~. AIEAxk. VI june Z.
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fund m eyxv d,x..rn!c r.nn. H. f,.% .rrxra
Year, al h Gurtha}tf md fonrht durtn- ON, ON
xM, on 1he rrtrl ride. IN cornu,n,,d Of y;.riaia
caynfEv s,--4ment
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fDofate. #ocn oedcrs ~esr rreriFrd TO aEreFs &rn-
.rsl swceny, ~ho hss s7scns 1hr DAY under +trone
ruard md The r1er,dent.e rrorlsrn.t&or gn.s
r,sdr nnh1le hrrr ,hor. ,h., ~ t1o,r,r,,,..,,
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aease 10 enc sneFep3.
The iurfe~* Ion v general shst the cad o. The In
vaton ~ttl follow hard upoa liz ts1Inu}rr md the
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, 1866-06-08

PnnxEu<.<E- L. Ju=<1-s1e1- Bazzta+ r1s
s<Hraee SIR fszs.ekzry oE seE E0ode I+la1l ( sep-
a1<Fx 4eA%.
, 1866-06-08

The CANADIAN IN
VASl0N.
The ST. ALBANS M0VE'
MEkT C0MMENCED.
The Fenian Right
Wing on Canadian
Territory.
First Reconnaissance and First
priso1er.
DECENTRALIZATION FAST CROP
Ping OUT.
The Final Collapse Fore
shadowed.
ARREST OF ROBERTS AND
| SWEENY.
Roberts Declines Giving Bail
to Keep the Peace.
GEN. MEADE AMONG THE
FENIANS.
Reinforcemen!s for the Invaders
Intercepted and Sent
| Back.
INDIGNATION OF THE BROTHER
! HOOD IN new YORK.
They Indulge in Strong 0enuncia
i ton Of the Government.
FROaI WASHINGTON.
Senate Proceedings on The Re-
construction Resolutions.
Passage IN the House Of th'
I League Island Naval Sta.
: ton Bill.
!. Total Number Of Pardon.
:Granted by the
:, President.
, 1866-06-08
Examination ssf Capfuerd F<ntan ON
r<r~-<'ontinM<d Arrival of Frntaue nj
1Su0al0-11oss' ttae Kerrnt Govern
fx1euf Order II Received.

r~rs-.<:onslnned Arrival Ut F<niaas NJ
1Su0al0-11osy the Eerrnt Govern
Fnent Order II Received.
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News Miscellany.


Chowan county, North Carolina, is sale
to be "a perfect Rhine. land for vine. ;
From one hundred acres under grape cul
tivation, one gentleman makes $4,000 pei
year.
The Southern Relief Fair, which open
ed at Baltimore on the I'd inst, is describ.
by the papers Of that city as progressing
very successfully. ~
A leading Republican editor delivers
he following opinion of somner and
Stevens
The leadership Of Congress has been
distinguished by it's folly. The classical
and dreary Sumner and the petulent and
malignant Stevens have combined the
impracticable with the mischievous in
wonderful degree. If they had been
statemen. they might have SO directed
the power Of Congress to modify and i'm.
prove President Johnson's policy, as
without aggrivating him into open hostili,
sy. but they have been SO exacting, heado
long and furious. that they cannot point
to single fact accomplished. unless they
are willing to call themselves the archi-
tects Of ruin, and claim credit for the
chaos that is about them.
The Paterson IN. g. Press has this
paragraph concerning the cotton and silk
mills OF that city:
We learn that some of The cotton mills
IN this city have stopped, and a general
"sbut down" is anticipated. The fall in
prices makes cruel work for manufac,ur.
ers and merchants, and operatives have
to suffer. The silk mills are either "shut
down" or running reduced force, or on
short time. and all are losing money
some OF those with large stocks are los,
ing heavily.
A whale was recently captured at the
mouth Of Cape Fear River. which meas.
ured ffty'six feet in length. So says
Wilmington paper
Major Gen. Woods. commanding the
Department Of Alabama, has issued an
order, dated the Oh, directing "all vol.
nnteer troops, white and colored, TO be
out of the service"
The Pennsylvania Legislature has re.
used to modify the Sunday laws SO far as
o a'lo" cars to be run on that day.
The Warrenton (Va,) Says that dur.
ng Mosh~s visit to Baltimore, he was
waited upon hy Fenian delegation, and
ormaNy rendered high position in their
rganization. The reply Of the Colonel
3 not given.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
BROWN, NooNAN & Co., are pre-
pared to make liberal cash Advances
on the growing cotton crop.
I April 18th, 1866.

eRRATA.-In our last issue we
h psde mistake which we take pleas
IRE in correcting. We said that the
conference Committee to whom the
question had been referred, in rela-
zion to changing the name of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
had reported their decision in favor
bf the Methodist Episcopal Church.
We should have said The Methodist
Church.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
FINAL sETTLE MENT.

To James Hu6mOn and all Others interested
in the Estate Of S. W. Huffman, de-
ceased.
VOU are hereby cited to be and personally
i appear before the Honorable Probate
Court of Madison county, State Of Mississip-
pi, at a regular term thereof, to be holden for
said county, at the courthouse thereof, on
Friday after the 2nd Monday Of May next, to
show cause, if any you can, why the final
account of R. NJ. Davis, Administrator on the
estate S. W. Huffman, deceased, should
not be allowed and confirmed.
WITNESS the Honorable MILAS
{ M. COOPER, Judge of the Pro-
I Is. bate Court of Madison county,
[ Mississippi, the 18th day Of April
~ D. 1856, and seal of said court.
E. D. WARD, Clerk.
April 10, 1866. eT4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19

{ = The ears on the New Orleans,
Rckson and Great Northern railroad
lied to arrive at this place at the
Fual hour, on Tuesday night last,
consequence of some damage to
@ baggage car, the particulars of
|hich we could not ascertain, not
outstanding we made repeated
forts to do so. The engine and
|nder came through with a number
passengers, arriving here 10 min
es behind schedule time.
Since the above was in type, we
|arn that the damage to the road
d vafs was serious, and up to
! lf,past eleven O'clock yesterday
had not been repaired. No one
hs injured, @
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
BAR MEETING.

CANTON, April 18th, 1866.
AT meeting of the Canton Bar,
which Gen. Il. C. UPPER was
| de President, and HENRY S.
| oTE, .jr., Secretary, the following
eamble and resolutions were drawn
by a committee composed of three
|mbers of the Bar, Messrs. Hill,
|ith and Hudson, and, On being
Id, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the highest reward
|lt public servant can have, next
his own consciousness of having
charged his duty, is the approba-
|nof his constituents'and associates,
Il whereas, the members of the
|nton Bar have had ample oppor-
|lity of observing, and have OBJ
wed, the judicial conduct of the
|n. j. A. P. CAMPBELL, as pre-
ling Judge of the Circuit Court,
ring the last three weeks of inces-
It labor in that capacity.
|Pesolred, vnanimoasly-That the
|mbers of the Canton Bar take
lat pleasure in bearing testimony
the dignity, impartiality, ability
uniform courtesy which the
b. j. A p. CAMPBELL has exhib-
during the present term of the |
|nit Court of Madison county.
|esolued, That the thanks of this |
and of this community are also
to s. S. CALHooN, ESQ., for the
|l-toned magnanimity, zeal and
fgy with which he has represent
he State, as District Attorney, at
present term of the Circuit Court
bis county. t.-e-i -s-
|esoaeed, That a copy of these res
ions be signed By the chairman
secretary. and bg the latter
he'd to che American Citizen and
ton Nail Hdth request that thew
|ieh the same. ---
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
For the Citizen.
To NJ ISIS VI. A. P,
OF GRENADA, MISS.

Maggie, may the sunlight ever
Fall upon thy happy path,
Storm and cloud aud darkness never
Burst upon thee in their wrath.
May the friends that thou shalt cherish,
Prove as trle as thou hast been;
May thy bright dreams never perish,
Hope still cheer thy heart within.
Often will think when smiling,
OF the hours that we have known,
When sweet joy the time beguiling,
Claimed each moment for its own.
Ofteo will my heart when aching
Seek the sister of my youth
She, who when the storm was breaking,
Cheered my soul with words of truth.
And whene'er my heart ascending,
Prays for friends to mem'ry dear,
Oh be sure thy name is blending,
With the voice of earnest prayer!
SIGMA.