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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31

Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the subscriber The Sd day of Janu.
- AIRY, 1866, Mole Of medium size, dark coored,
and neatly made; left ear little dropped, lfet fore
foot little pigeon toed. eight yeats old. will pay
twenty-five dollars reward for The delivery Of the
Mule to NE, or such Information as will enable me to
get him.
DAVID RILEY.
January nth, 1866. 20-sws
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31

Last Friday. woman In Harrisburg, for
ihe purpose Of playing practical joke,
told her neighbor that her (the nelghbor's)
husband had been killed ON the railroad.
Upon hearing the statement the lady taint-
ed, and died lrnm the shock gu Sunday.
Six men, Melcher. Baird. Allender, Fl.
liot. Banks, and Rawlings, have been or
dered to leave LA Grange, Tennessee. by
the citizens, for selling arms and ammuni-
tion to negroes.
Fhe civ oil London has population
greater than that of Scotland, twice that of
Denmark, aud three times that OF Greece.
Blame not the cocknsy for his sell-impor-
,ance.
The records of the treasury department
shows that during the last two wears the
government has realized from sales of con
iscated AMI abandoned cotton. sugar. &c,
IN the state Of Mississippi, over s6000,-
900.
The wheat weld of Minnesota is said TO
I've Unprecedented, il averaging iwenfy-sey-
IN bushels 10 The acre. and the entire crop
i,einy estimated ~ twelve million bushels,
which is furty eight bushels ta EACH inha-
hiian,-man womsn and chid--oi the
Whale State.
The cammamler of French nan .nf-war
has been exterminsing the cannib,l inha-
bitaais of village in he island ~ New
Caledonia. nihe Pacific. they having been
guilty &c killing and rating The captain and
tour men 81 French vessel whu irll into
their hand. 4 French garrison has now
been placed on tie island.
~ having / piece II cual chircaai1 IN.
on burn fhr pain subsidies Immediately.
BY leaving The charcoal IN anr haur. he
Moand ishrard ~ ~. been demonstrated
IN several ocear4s,ns ~ trmrIy .,hr-p
and slmpl-. aud ortls ~. dr>ri,rs t5lst
I'frcs ,nlllisa dollar, ,safii, ~ tse 5u.,a,
d the MEXICAN Republic laan t4,e aeta
lakrn u New York cin.
a psoaRG,st9k PguPLt.-Nogna. DDS
irates thr progressive charasir, III or aea.
lie mrre ful ,len The financial saaia i
" 4 br"kru ltt.s hrng u good 4, aaal
one. Till, sl.I,ubtcdls true; inr 1sas
ever numeraIs nay be lie fiIurr, .. IN.
tlan i back .iteif nojes are jusi a. good
afer thr ia7at htiarr sSrry f,liar M
their sirctlftM BENG .eeurstl by nnr ,ial.
lar and itgtras. - United states IL per
cent gnidhrrins baHl.. ar ,heir eqni.a .
Tent IN o'lfrr ltsfs dspprfe,l IN fiusf wish
the linitv NJ Treasurer ~ ,ecprr rh..
sin~. tp4W!rsbie apprehension has
heea exc ~ % lte nin,!, af iha.r Win are
ignarant III 81 th"ie iacfs. hv the Y.part /.
cd iaihir Il srge nambrr ~ iless ma
tinnal ta1k fhrse failures have been
gro.slf 81 81 but one nr twa !a.iuy
been leror = l,e Comptroller al the
cureae, Il Washington.
..sa4.......sa.ss-.4....
uL13E1-.
"a fhufsdig tie 18th instant. l,Y tho Res. ss,nu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31
FOR SALE.
DR. JOHN BERRY

OFFERS b. Professional servicrs 10 ne citizens
- II liillsharoash sui me adjoining community
Ofice " SitoNas Hotel
January Dit. ls66. ls--
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

tertiary Of He'll" Talk Of Abolition
philanthropy! Talk of New England
humanitarianisln! The REV" Mr..
Fitz is the very personilication, the
quintupled quintessence. of the hypoc-
risy which has found vent in the cant
Of the demi-devils that have used the
pulpit TO instil into the public mind
those epestilentheresias. The New Eng
land Fitzes have abolished the South
ern system Of slavery, and upon its ru-
ms have established their own. The
crack Of the 'sIaye-driver's whip" i
no longer heard, but the crack OF the
thumb-ioints Of the negro a. he swings
by the Bureau Agents cord, is heard
in its stead. PhiIauthropic Fitz! HUI
name Freedmen's Bureau.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

were polled, and three thousand and
some odd votes were given as a major
ity against its becoming State, whilst
at the last election held Illegally, 5000
and some odd votes We're cast and only
$50 majority, D0Iled in favor of becom-
ing a State. >. The decrease of popu-
lation is another reason against It's be-
coming a state. Such are the reasons
the President stands upon. He IS a
law-abiding man; he doesn't make
profers 10 men that are inconsistent or
unjust. He IS gaining friends daily by
his upright course. Eeis a condescend-
ing man. but he will not sr0op to gain
friends in an illegal or unjust manner.
An editorial about the Everlasting Ne
er0 in the same sheet isa stale compost
ton. 1t accuses Democratic Editors
with having 100 much to say about the
Ebony idol. You may blame yourself,
for shi9, Mr. A5qu'rcr. You pretend
continually TO adore the Negro, and
y0u are commanded not To worship i
tlols. The Republican" party was Or
gained OH the Negro issue. II has
been lis nleat and drink for years. The
Democrats are only Teouking you for
thus idolizing the Negro. You cannot
wash him white, for that would be Ia
bor spent i'm vain. loa nave been en-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

All notices under this head must be prepaid TO
insure insertion. The following are the rates
Prothonotary, $500; Sheriff s. 90; Associate
Judge and Commissioner 81 90; Poor Director and
Auditor 81 90 Tickets will be printed at 5 90
per thousand, when not less than one thousand are
desired -
Ma EDIq0R Please announce A. j. SAMSON.
of Bedford borough as a candidate for Sheriff sub
iect to the decision OF the Democratic comfy con-
yeHfiOn
EDlroR GAZETTE Please announce ISAAC D
EARNEST, OF Bedford township, as a candidate
for Sheriff subject 10 the decision OF the mo rat
ic county convention.
Mr. Enron Please announce WIN. KEY SER
Of Junuta township, candidate for Sheriff
subject to the decision of the Democratic county
+ convention.
Mr. MFYERs Please announce D. l. Def
BAUGI, of Bedford township, as a candidate for
Sheriff subject to the decision Of the Democratic
county convention.
Wenre authorized TO announce ROBERT STECk-
MAN. Of Bloody Run, rs canddite for the oihcc
Of Sheriff subject to the decision Of he Democrat
4 lc county convention.
Mr. EDITUR Please announce THOMAS c.
REIGHARD, of Union tp., rs ii candidate ter the
olice Of Sheriff subject to the decision Of the Dem
I cratic County Convention.
( EDirOR GAzETTE:-Hou are authorized to an
uouure HUGH MOORE. Of Bedfordtp., as can
didate for Sheriff subject 10 the decision of lEe
Democratic County Convention.
vs. r are auf ufhorizcd to announce GEO ". HORN
ofIIarrison tp ms candidate for Sheriff, su0jact e
the decision of The Democratic County Convention
/ w e are aut hOTIzed 20 q nOuHce HEN FLlhL
7 Of Middle Nooiberry township, ASA candidate iJl
Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
I county convention
Mn EDlTOR - Please announce GEO. STEEL
/ Of iIopewcl township. as candidate FIR sheriff
/ subject 10 the nomination Of the Democratic cUuu
/ ty convention.
WcaIe authorized 10 announce JOHN G Fl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
nArI.IsLE. "a. May 3

CARLISLE, "a, May = !.
The soldiers of Cumberland County
met here to-day to elect their delegates
20 the Pittsburg Soldiers Convention,
i'm pursuance Of the call Of Major Gen
pral Hartranft. Delegates were elected
and a series of resolutions adopted.
The resolutions were strong and deci-
ded, and fully express the sentiments
oc ''the bows in hlue' in this region.
They denoance the Radical disunion-
lists; repudiate negro suffrage; declare
that the Southern States are entitled to
representation in Congress: indorse
the restoration policy Of Andrew, John
son: and also indorse the nomination
Of EIiester Clymer for Governor OF
Pennsylvania.
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$EEAEEES-zs p.

The Philadelphia Daay Nars, on~
Of The oldest "BepubiicaH" papers in
the5tate, refuses to support Geary for
Governor. The Pittsburg Repn5lc is
ina similar psedicameut. The Eas,on
JEgls Of May y, has the following;
Banning down tlic Geary EEaz.
The Ea~ton Gcga.Uurt the German
organ of the Republican" party in
northampton county. h2s haulgddoWn
the Gcary flag for Governor. The cdi-
tor can no longer support the negro
suffrage doctrines oI TuaG. Stevens &
Co."
It's said that ''straWs show which
way the wind blows"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

BLOODY Run. May -. 1860.
Ll.. EdIor:-I have Just read the last
number Of that very intelligent paper
called the Bedford Laqatra, and find
an article copied from d. d. paper
called the Harrisburg Tsihegrapb, the
substance Of which article IS the yo.o
by President johnson OF the bill ad-
hitting the Territory Of Colorado as q
state into the Union. 1t accuses the
President Of protleriDg to the Senators
Of that Territory admittance into the
Union, provided they would support
his policy. The article says they be
ameindiguan5at the Presidents prop
osition and that ne then vetoed the
Bill. Let 'all the world and the rest
Of mankind read the Presidents veto
message and they win ind that it was
on some other account that the veto
was made. The Presidents policy is
not for trade, or sale, like that Of the
Radicals. They are willing TO swop
Amnesty to the late rebels for Negro
Suffrage so as to keep themselves in
power. The Presidents objections to
admitting Colorado as State into the
/ Union, are as valid as any objections
TO any thing wrong could possibly be.
/ /. The last election held in that Terri
tory to ascertain whether the people
were willing to become state, was not
heldin alegal manner. Ataformer cleo
tsoa held, accorsiins To law, QUO votes
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
ATROCITIES or rHE NEGRO BvREAs

ATROCITIES OE TEEE NEGRO BUREAU.
Horrible Treatment OF tlan Freedmen"
We publish on our outside the re-
port Of Generals Steedman and Fuller
on, appointed by the President 70 in
estigdte the affairs Of the Freedmen >
iureau. We hope every person into
hose hands this paper may fall, will
sye that report careful perusal. If
ay one, after reading the accounts
terein given of the conduct Of the a.
gnts Of the Bureau in Virginia and
Nrth Carolina, can support the worse
TIM ''slaveocratic' system under which
thtnegroes of the South are al present
beiig "maintained" and educated" "
then his nature is devoid of every
spark Of humanity and every instinct
OF honesty. The doings Of he"Rev."
Mr.. Fitz should be sufficient TO shock
the sensibiHeies of any man who is not
O aehadaia6G 6R TAasa ExDveng oPoa.,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
nrrn1u., ct,,c HARRISBURG Bridge.

HARRISBURG, May 2G.-Whe eastern
end Of the Old Harrisburg bridge was
destroyed 0y fire this morning. The
flames were discovered about twelve
O'Clock. and before one O'Clock the en-
tire portion Of the structure reaching
from Harrisburg 20 Foster Island Was
burned, ned,andfellinrothechannei,t threat
aning the Cumberland Valley Railroad
bridge, situated q few hundred yards
below it. and which was only saved af-
fprmuch oyertion. The old Harrisburg
bridge was projected under the patron
aoe of the Commonwealth, i'm 1871, and
I'm 1916 the first toll was taken. The o.
riginal cost Of the bridge was sl02, 600.
IN March. 1916, the first sections Of the
bridge. between the then borough and
Fosters island, was carried away by
an immense a00d. 1t was rebuilt in
1877. As the railroad bridge is not in
tended f0r the passage Of t00tmen and
the ordinary vehicles. the destruction
Of the Harrisburg bridge is qGi,e q ser
ious interruption to the ordinary com
munication between the city and Cum
bgrIand county. The bridge company,
however. will take immediate stepts
towards the establishment OF a ferry
from this shore to the island, for the
accommodation Of the public.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

THE Conservation of the Presbyter-
ian Church near st. CIairsviIle, will
take place on next Sabbath, the third
day Of June. The notice in our last
issue was an error as to the time.
Don't" cry the ladies, with mock
perfumes weary us;
We're all content with the Night
Blooming Cereus.'"
Manufactured only by Phalon x Son,
n. Y. Sold everywhere.
THE season for Cholera approaches.
Let it not reach our town. How can
we avoid it? Sprinkle Chloride of
Lime about our premises, into rat holes,
&c. 1t can be obtained at J. L. Lewis
Drug Store.
NEW GRoCERY.-Mr. Geo. Mar
dorff has started a Grocery and Confec-
tionery establishment one door east OF
1the-GxzErTE Office. Give him aUall.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
SENATE resolution was passed to
appoint a special committee to exam
ineinG0 q report on thR amount of Gov
ernment funds Whicf have been depOs-
tied in National Banks within the last
twelve months. and by whom the de-
posts were made. The joint resOiu-
ton relating to the appointment Of ca
diets to the Military Academy at West
Point was taken up. No amendment
of importance was made, and 1.-THE
expiration Of the morning hourtheres-
oIuti0n went over. The Senate, on
motion of Mr.. Trumbull, allowed him
to withdraw a petition presented some
days ago from certain loyal CitiZenS
Of Augusta county, lrgInia, who sta
ted they had been in constant danger
since the Withdrawal of the Federal
troops, aaG asked that they be sent
back. Mr.. Trumbuli said that he ask
cd this, a~ she s5gnors OF the petition
had been since subjected 10 persecution
on account of it, and some Of them SO
frightened that tiEey had made public
setrac,iOn of their statements jn the
newspapers. Tie Senate then resumed
the consideration Of the joint resolution
to amend the Constitution reported
from the Committee on Rcc0n~TuR
ton, t8auueati5I being on Gir. Wade
amendment. MIS- cW3rtn5g"a >p22eD
in fav0ruf 'Univer-Jl suffrage and uni
yeT-3l amnesty" Au amendment
was offered by Mr.. Sherman as q sub
~titute for the second aud third see
s9.r- E'rrfl-4r consideration of the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

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auea 70 oaep.ⅇ an" very "t-eh Wheu
man thinks ne knows every tling
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the iolI5\-ii@ .'--t'".|t says JH
Thursday evening .a-, i became gen
c,.ar-,- ..9o,.. 4ratrla Democratic .ap-
80. ,............ rT... ne.
"l,l''o i'1 |'El''''.' 'i''i' l--,S' ~
ti%mer, was I'D Gown, engage" .'i iIit
trial Ufg case in our g1nt. and arrange
r,..,+.. ,.-a,a fr,r,.a,;f.t.l.- u,a,,.. 5o -,r-
CNath lAit b'taiat n-l.+.'t.t ass'l"' oi
She white mans party in ,ae coming
,.,r,aats9. sraa p.+F-z.f.sa ga-,7.t Band
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

The Florence (AlabamaD Journal
reports that while negro troops were
passing by rail they behaved in most
outrageous manner, firing guns and eX-
hibiting other barbarous conduct. Mrs.
Oswald King, while standing at her
door, was shot in the hand and arm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

STRANGE, But TRUE.-Every young
lady and gentleman IN the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of charge,l by addressing the un-
deIsigned. Those having fears Of being humbug-
ged will oblige by not noticing this card. Others
will please address their obedent servant,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
5u Broadway; Now York
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

THE Two PICTURES 1T may inter-
est many persons to view again the
lineaments Of their favorite military
chieftains Within Dnlitical frame:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

The military trappings-straps, but
tons, stars, eagles, &c.,-are equal, it
will be perceived, but there is vast
difference in the color Of the exploits.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

-I-lN'
Boston, May BIN the superior
Court, to-day, in the case Of James
1L4lcheary vs.. DR.. Henry y. BoWditch,
ior damage for illegally branding the
plaintiff with the letter "D' .Dgser-
TERI, while examining surgeon in the
Provost 4IaF-hal's office, the jury re-
termed q verdict OF 81 ,gao for the plain
tfHr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
..TEsE BOYS IN Blue"

Cumberland County BOFiuG---T1e SOL
tliers gepudiate the Radicals in GOH-
s<Tess and Endorse President 50hHS0R--'
gFEeeIpr 4Eyuser. of s.[AFd Rerits." their
Ghoice for Governor Of fE'eDnsyjVania.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

ERRORS OF YoUrH.-A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects OF youthful in-
discretion, will, for the sake Of suffering humani-
ty, send free all who need It, the recipe and di-
rectons for making the simple remedy by which
be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do 50 by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No Is Chambers st, New York.
Inn 3. 66---iN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

A Richmond paper says there is a
steady tide of emigration Of blacks from
tkab city nogtdWaGIis
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

4 Single Box Of Brandreth's Pills
contains more vegetable extraetige matter than
twenty boxes Of any pills in the world beside fifty
five hundred physicians them in their practice
to the exclusion Of other purgatves, The first
letter Of their value is yet scarcely appreciated.
When they are better known, sudden death and
continued sickness will be of the past. Let those
wDo know them speak light out IN their favor. 1t
is @ duty which will save life.
Oar race are sal ject o a redundancy of yitated
bile at this season. and it is as dangerous as it is
prevalent but Blaadrcsh's Pills afford an iuyalu-
able and efficient protection. BY their occasional
use we prevent the collection of hose impurities
which, when in sufficient quantities.. cause so much
danger to the body's health. They soon cure Liv-
er CompI1int, Dyspepsia, loss of Appetite, Pain in
Head, Heartburn, Pain in the Breast-bone, Sud
den Fautncss and Cos:iveness. Sold by all re-
spectacle Dealers in Medicines. Imayll, 66-lm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

DRINTERS INK has made lluhy in \
business man rich We ask you 10 ~
the columns Uf THE GAZETTE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01
TINWABE ESTABLISHMENT
B. NC. BLYMYER q Go.
C0TNTRY NiERCnANTS

be promptly attended to, and full share 70. .-.
patronage IS solicited,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All notices under this head must be pre- paid TO
insure insertion. The following are the rates -
Prothonotary, $500; Sheriff s. 90; Associate
Judge and Commissioner. 81 90; Poor Director and
Auditor. 81 90. Tickets will be printed at $500
Der thousand, when not less than one thousand are
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

ROOFING AND SPOUTING
Done in the most approved manner, ana q" '
shortest possible notice
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-01

REPAIRING
Promptly attended 10 with ueatncss and d'>.'.
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MISS KATE DEAL 4 MRS.
w r. SCHAEFFER have just returned
ne city with fine assortment Of fashionable
BDNNETS.
ETsrT<
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CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16

Why does the railway clerk cut q
hole in your ticket ? To let you pass
through.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16

COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY.-Sen-
ator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, in re-
ferring to the instructions of the
Legislature of that State to its Unit
ed States Senators, to vote against
the Presidents veto of the Civil
Rights Bill, said;
81 know, sir, that if | disregard
these instructions and vote to sus-
tain the Presidents policy, that act
will terminate my public life. Be it
so. | would not sit here for an hour
with the weight upon my conscience
which l would have if l failed
i'll this hour in what | conceive
to be my duty to my country. l re-
spect the opinions of the men who
have constituted themselves my in
structors. But they have been de-
ceived and misinfOrmed. Ifthey were
here they would think and act diff
ferently.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16
Husbands and their Habits.

Some husbands never leave home
in the morning without kissing their
wives and bidding them "good- bye,
dear" in the tones of unwearied love,
and whether it be policy or fact, it
has all the effect of fact, and those
homes are generally pleasant ones,
providing, always, that the wives are
appreciative and welcome discipline
in kindly spirit. We know an old
gentleman who lived with his wife
over fifty years, and never left home
without the kiss and the "good-bye,
dear"
Some husbands shake hands with
their wives and hurry off as fast as
possible, as though the effort were a
something that they were anxious to
forget, holding their heads down and
darting around the first corner.
Some husbands, before leaving
home, ask, very tenderly, "What
would you like for dinner, my dear"
knowing all the while that she will
select something for his particular
palate, ana OH ne goes.
Some husbands will leave home
without saying anything at all, but
thinking a good deal, as evinced by
their turning round at the last point
Of observation and waving an adieu
at the pleasant face or faces at the
window.
Some husbands never say word,
rising from the breakfast table with
the lofty Indifference OF a lord, and
going out with a heartless disregard
of those left behind. 1t is a fortu-
nate thing for their wives that they
can find sympathy elsewhere.
Some husbands never leave home
without some unkind word or look,
thinking that such a
course will keep things straight in
their absence. Then, on returning,
some husbands come home jolly and
happy, unsecured by the world some
sulky and surly with its disappoint-
ments. Some husbands are called
away every evening by business or
social enjoyment ; some doze i'll
speechless stupidity on sofa till bed
time. Some husbands are curious
to learn of their wives what has
through the day; others
are attracted by nothing short of a
child's tumbling down stairs or the
house taking fire.
depend upon it," says DR.. Spen-
GER, "that homeis the happiest where
and interest, and polite
ness, and attention, are the rule on
the part of the husbands-of course
all the responsibility rests with them
and temptation finds no footing
there"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16

"a The Brennan (Texas) Banner
says that, under the benign and tos-
tering care of the "Bureau " the
freedmen of Brennan are achieving
a state of almost complete perfection
in the highly important, useful and
refined business of marble playing.
AT almost any hour of the day large
numbers of able-bodied freedmen
may be seen in the streets engaged
in the exercises of this interesting
game; and the expertnesS with
which they "plump the middle-man," )"
keep from "getting fat" and cry
out event dubs or don't fudge"
is highly exhilarating and instruc-
tive.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16

wWhy is love Ikea Scotch plaidl
1t is all stuff and often crossed.