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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
eer5,9asas' G,,,urt Sale.

IN pursuance Of orlcrof the Orphans Court 4
l Etter comfy, Will soil at pubic yenluc, on
The rt1li,os Saturday the l. Of November, the
1w.D- described Real Estlto, late Of James Notice,
decd tU-wit seventy Eve aer, II land, nclt Eieas
ure be taken fom the fJlJwiug described tract by
q uc run parallel to its wetcrn bounding, win: UEs
Ilurdrcl aIl Ninety ArUs-buandel IN tie North by
l-ltl8 o. william Nun. East by Nul Dgdts, South BY
IafalalI 6 Wiblt, and West by II. UIftlsH.
:-Unc-thi;d iu han thr Tcn uLc. IN two equal
ycHiy pa GIeat5, wI;E interest from iaie.
JJaEpH BOUTUFTr.
JOHN MCGEE,
G..ot-rr T., orutsrg
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
slrollsln,s Notlrt Aale.

OY virtue Ui order aui decree Of the Orphans
Court, in and for the comfy Of Butler, tie under
sIlncd, Guardians of the minor children of Jas. Th6up
son. late ofCherry township, dec d. and Of Russell
grand child Of said deceased will oer for sale at pub
Tic vcndGc tho premises. nj one o'clock p W. Of
Thursday the jth day ot November next, one huJd
and eyeutytwO Of aud or less, stuntrl
in -tid township of Cherry bguJod on the north by
r. j. Bryan: on the east by lands of VIM. LoEue; on
the .ouih by lands ,f the hcirs Of James Arutrung,
dec i and on the west by lands Of r. j. Bryan
-Tt"Ms StLE:Oue-thirl of tI3e purchase money to
he paid the confirmation Of sle ~ the Court, and
the residue in two cquh annual payments tUcref.cm.
with iat6re { from continuation Of sale.
ISAAC DOUBLE.
JOSIAH 3. RUSSELL,
OctgPG5-t4. Guardians
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
(5rDiaaEass Gourf sale OF EseaA
Estate.

UlUE underlined, Committee u Daniel Lulz, luna
tic ~il offer for sale public yenduo, ON the prem
i-as on Friday the 10Th day Of Nov mlsr uct at
orluc T. NJ. OF srd day, the undivided thrce-seyents
DOT about sixty Of land, or les situate in
Lancaster township Butler county, Pa bounded nortn
by lands Of John Shaer; the BY lands o Jos
eph Staufer south by lands Of Henry Kohrn and west
b. lands of the heirs of Thomas Wilson, d,cd. The
remaining four seTsnths T be purchassd from ths
owners on reasonable terms.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid the confirmation Of sale by the Court and
the residue in two equal annual payments with interest
from said confirmation. Tile good.
SAMUEL LUTT,
C,t 81 6S Commit GO.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

PKDPOsALS INVITED.
THE SCHOOL Directors Of the Borough Of Butler
offers for sale the square Of ground frounng north
street having therein erected two story brick building
nov use,. for school purposes.
Seal Proposals stating prices and times Of payment
VIII be received by tho boa until the first of Dete n
Der next.
Parties may bid for the lots separately Possession c
be given on the FIRST Of April next
by order Of the board.
oct. u 90 A., LEWIS z, MITCHELL.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21

TpY yiFtu ouf order aul uscrss Of the Orphans
- Court of Butler County peuIsy lvlnit the under
signed Adm astratix Of ". VI Bunker late " Jefferson
tp said county Dec VII! offer fir sale at public Ven
due uH tle premises Satmdny the lUtl. Gay Of No.
vembeg next 0'eck 2. NJ Twenty pi land
Hy the same more loss situated in c township afJe-
said bounded tie Noth by Thomas Byeri! rn The
south and East by Christian Summa, west ty August
kiuntpe and others.
TERMS OF EALE.-Cnc Z. irrl Of the purchase money
in hana ON Coufiustiuf of slc aud the residue in two
equel annual payment wifi interest sad cOEiir-
matun. Title Good.
Oct l0l ELIZABETH BANKER, Aon,'x-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
SECOND WEEK.-Nov. Term. ls6C

cENONB VI fEh.-NOV. Term, ROO
Lydia S M'Lurc, rs Nary Brown, ct, al.
Saml Kerr. rs. c. Hamilton & j. uamil-
ton, FirH OF Hamilton & Co.
r. L. Leonard and j ane. his wife, Us. A..
w. Bryan, ct. al
$. Parks, Us. S. p. Thompson,
IL & w. MuFrin, rs. Danl Kelly.
j. & G. Rice, rs e. E.chotts
Eleanor Hines, Us. S. JPimer jr., S. vi
mer ST..
lIm. Davidson, rs. John Belrord.
Jane Wil>oa, u.s. Jnn. II & John Ehrman.
ynu. Gnchrinc, rs. Saml Marshall.
Mary Il. lticha dson, by her father and
next fricnl, James Richardson, rs. Jos.
Clark & Nary Clark, his wife.
Henry Bruner, IS. Samuel Patterson.
Eugh s. lVm. Murrin Exrs ps. Danl Kelly
BENZ. Douthett rs. Robert Dodds.
Michael F,inner, rs. Frederick Bupp.
Jas. GalIahcr, IT., rs JAS. Galaher, ,r &
Robert Alexander, Terfe Tenant
Harvey d. Thompson, Us, Isaac Sponsler,
John Greer and Newton Kennedy.
Thos.. Rodgers, vs.. Thos. Herdman.
Nicholas Allen, CT. oI., heirs Of Nicholas
Alien d,cd VS.. John IIeans.
Thos. Cain, for use OF Lane & Mays, vs.. j.
1. L lott.
PtotAonota,y's Office, | 1VE. ST00PS
Butler, Oct %. 1866 Pro'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
eDE'seEsara's e3Otart Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an order and decree Of the Orphans
} Court of Butter county, the undersigned Admin
istrator Of the estate Of esry 3. Viewer late OF Bufa
10 toltnshp deed, viii oUf for sale hy public yeudue,
the prciEiscs, Saturday tse i5th dag cf NJvc1-
ber next az o'cicc 7, N of .ai day, house and
lot OF ground IN Munsueye. In said township bounded
on the North by lut cf Fttr Aul; East by l. . OF Il.
j. Gregg South hv IN alcv; an 2l the freePOTl
and Butter Turnpike, containing apout iIdh an acre
TERMS OF EALE-;iuettlrd in htnd on cnnirmr-
ton nf sale, and Ia balance equal an@ui Install
ueutI thereafter. with interest from da "f eonlrLa
ton. Ey thn u5urt ROBERT NJ IARDISON,
Oct 2i. tG-i. Administrator.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
gc0al q dueyt;ssuieilt1.
Sherif's Sales.

NifCl Ill > JCiS%i
NV virtue Of suriry writ5 Of vc1dtoni Esponas, &c
'rg mt ~ the court oi C'mi9n ,,, i ~
allis ia az the Cont !"74e ina l9r'nsh o. mt, nut
Ter n 'l3NohY The l2th Day Of NoveIHheri A. - j 70
M 9'cl ,=. r. IN TIE illlpwing described property
All ibc rlt. tide interest aud claim q Jacob Wei
Nor o. ir ami and ono half acres Of an more or
r. s,tt;. ID iil Borough m Porcrsyle Butler cWinty,
- Egaal.I NoIth hy Bu'lee road, soIth by Samuel
sIr ylsri,s sgC-f 10y Ncicei aud Harmony Icad FraHo
.., rfsr.r stable and fame bncssm;h 81 OF thereon
,,rtr goztd and rai.cn IN txecutun as the froppIy
q: Jacob " llaleg as tie gEt Of John WeiEier.
ALso,
IN ri-,t itlc in,erest aEi claim of ichard Jaacs
a. m anil 10 sixty tao oi land, m're less. sif-
ai.d "a .onr4a tnwu' H. Euter 60 MY, Pa bcuEjei
n,lt Isv W. Etn-,l. East by Samuel -lhor, S1u- by
Iorfc7s West ty Tr 81. hhuu forty cleared ten
OF vhisi are Ma or on and l'g stubc thereon
srrpi sazri nui taken in execution as tbc property
of ri. HARD Jau.c-, NJ the suit of Jane GIildis.
ALSO,
Al the rj4Et, titc Interest and clm Of II. r. Wick
o. s aud me luudrcd and fly acres af laH cr
les stuaitd iu Brady t3wnsh.p. Butler county. Ia
bounded NuIfh ~ .ohn Iuugllss rpi Cal. Cnycit Ea-t
Iy .anso- Grtssuiau. Suuth by Hm, Strain. West by
If = Nirt, aiHut I2s arrfs cleared - or viii IA Il
large IuLcr of fruit trees thereon erected. Seized
IN taken in execution rs the properly of II. T. vi k
~ the suit Of Daniel EcGeimun Surviving partner oi t'e
firm OF Lewis $ Ware pau!ei Eeileimrn former part
Irr4 trading and doing .usGcs- unicr the finn q Ware
d Bridclman.
ALSO
Al tic right title tea claim o.: J. Arnold
X. T.. Crawford, of in and 10 fifty Of land
lr lcs- Situated in iaIhcr township, Lutlcr CO. Pa,
oundcI &ulth by u Hack, ia-t ty Il. BltnE & John
ay. SIth by Harry b.un, West 10y Archibald Keliy
TIA dec about eight cleared tnr quarter stack
charcoal, blast f.rllce engine huuse with engine uui
fixtures, csiing Eors, ii1dge house coal sheds, UnS
frame Dfgo VITA scales ptiaccd, three frame hunscs
Gryau lrg huuc three oi which double frame black
smith shop. fame wHgunMuhrr shop, aud two la' go
d.rble stables tlTran erected. seized and tax
On iu exec tiuu the property IT Darwin Phelps adm.
If IT, q. Arnold Il. p Crawford the suit Of Charles
Collins FIR
W. o. ER NCKENRIDGE, Sheriff
SHERIFF Cflcc Oct. - 1865. s.-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
(srnI,an.a G,ntlrt aagc.

10y viriuc Of on o=ticr and decree Of the Orphans
} Court of iutIcr county, will expose to .s:iic iy
uul!c ypudue and outery. upon the premises ON Sutr
DAY ihe IIih dty Of November, A. D. 1865, ~ UCljc,
=. N. the following described Read Estate late Of "
~ smih deed tract Ten acres Of land, more er lss,
situate iu Buffalo tp. Batter comfy, IA bounded on
the North by larl Of D. kukparic, last by William
Rowan. q
TERHs One third Of the purchase money ia hanf,
the balance in two equal annual st.lmcns, with inter-
est from Confirmation Of sale
r. Z. MAXWELL
n~FD . % N.,.g,I -sr,H...
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
REASONS WHY TaE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at Wal tJAGl NIass.
Is the ISesE

It is made the best principle It's francis compos
ed Of SOLID PLATES NO jar can interfere with the
harmony Of iis working and sudden shock dam
age is machinery. Every piece is made and finished
by machinery Gself famous for it, 5olty well
for IL ocoycncss and is therefore properly made.
The watch is what all mechanism should bc-ACCU
RATE, SIMPLE, STRONG, AND ECONOMICAL
Except high grades, too costly for general use,
foreign watches chiefly made By women and boys,
Such watches composed Of several hundred pieces,
screwed and rived together, and require constant
pairs Keep them in any kind order. all persons
who have carried "anoros," "epnes" "Engisi
Patent Levers perfectly well of the truth OF
TIL. statemont.
At the beginning Of our enterprise more than ten
years ago, it object make thoroughly good
low.priccd watch for the million take the Place of
these foreign mpostonsthe refuse Of foreign fncto-
rics-which entirely uusIleable at home and per-
fcctly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this may be under
stood from the fact, that after many years of public
trial, we now make MORE THAN ONE-TIALF or ALI
THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. anl
that others have given such universal satsc
ton While this department of business is contn-
ucd with increased facilities for perfect work. at
present engaged in tho Manufacture Of watches Of the
yery HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRaNoMETRY
uncquacl by anything hitherto made By ourselves,
and unsurpa5sel by anything made in the world For
this purpose have The amp.et facilities. We have
erected an addition t. our main buildings expressly for
this branch Of business and have filled it with the
best workmcn in our service. Newmachnps and appli-
have been constructed, which perform their work
With cousummate dellcacy and oxae.noss The choicest
and most apl owed mn; rias only used ard cha
lcngc compalson between this grade uf work and
the finest imported chrunometcrs. We do not pretend
to sell watches for less oHsy than fregn watches
Int do assert whcrt fear Of contradiction that for
the same Nancy product is ircompaubiy superior.
All or Watches Of Whatever grade, fully warranted
and his is good al all times against US or our
agents in ell parts Of the world
CAUTI0N--The public cautioned to buy only
respectable dealers All persons selling counterfcits
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
IS2 RFyOADlCA Nv
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
u.rsr1NgHl-

FITHE fdloulnc applratno ftr license 70 keep Rest
auraut, hss been I'D in the Clerks 0LcI at Dat
Ter, ra
Gabriel KolIer. Dor Gutier.
Get at "a yOTrNI CIilt
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
TRskL. LIST,

For November Term LIST Week.
Isaac English and Wm. Staff, rs. Robert
Allen.
s. NJ. MCulloush, Treas of bounty tax, &c.
u.s. James NJ 'Eihinny.
6. Albert, ct, al. Us. 7. Brown, et. al
Jas Tracy rs. Noses Freeman.
w. b. Lennon, u.s. Jacob Hechlng.
School District of SIipporyrock, as. John
AMI Wm. HEnisht.
John Russ !, ra. c. Cochran. ct al.
John Negley, IS. Vim. VoSeley.
John Cannon, Adm. of T. Cannon, decd
as. JOAN II D.yitt.
Susan Hall, os. School District of Oakland
Emma Emmiugor, Is. School D.
j. II. Perkins, rs. 4" ="
VIM. ByeTs. rs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
TA3Tn IN CoN4POsITIoN

Elegance In Press work.
In all the essentials Of Cheap Printing,
Good Paper, Tasteful Composition, Beau.
tiful Press Work, and DIsPAToII, we in
vito comparison, from getting out a Card
of a single line to an Illuminated Poster,
or a work of any number Of pages.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
Adminiat atrator's Notice.

AT0TICE IS hereby given that Letters Of Admnstra
IN tt on has beeirssgc to the undersigned on the es-
tale of Mm T. lo5Fc, late of Butter horongh ecd; all
peis0as having claims a;ns snd estate, will pr~seht
them properly authenticated for settlement, those
kudwlne themselves indebted said estate Will make
nlaediatc payment
JOHN C. MOORE
hoy I, iScE-ct kalrixt.rx
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
EaDSS
BY PORTLAND FIRE
July Ath.

The total amount covered bv iEina Policies on ,p-
erty destroy ed or damaged s3CGs5i on which m age
will he about pCr cent. our total Vss will not airy
much from S2lOU90 and being promptly adjuste ana
paid This sum u per cent upon the assets hEnre
but slightly exceeding and sttta xes paid last ycat
OF proportion equal to 5000 loss for a company
Sl0J,U0O asscts
The necessity for insurance and the value OF wealthy
strong corporations is tocibly Illustrated By This hre
Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed -
Portland has population of IS, OO;-w'.s handsomely
built most y fne brick or stiuc protected
and screened with upwards of 5000 shade trcrs-bouad-
ed on three sides by vaterindeed. it"Falyi almost
rising iruia the ucean-and with good steam FIRE de-
partinenf, yet h hns - n 2s ,gDGP1Ds aos ID
OF properiy CONSUMED in a few hours-uPon holiday
when its people are least occupieroh the very insi
niacant cause Of a contemplate fire cracker
Remember III trfng gin Cf fires that sweep away
in u few hiJrs the earnings Of years Consider your
bet interests and give tile Itna agent call il you
need proper Insurance security Policies issued az lair
terms. JAMES 4. EcJUNhlAi
August 8, 1896, St. Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
n e VIZ ETREI

THE undersigned having gone into partnership, in the
BOOT and slloE Manufacturing business. Buyds
hlOck. two doors South Of Weber Trounaus Store,
Maiu Street, Hrtier Pa prepared to make the
Boot and shoe aud do the best job wark Of any other
establishment the plaee Having gtat experenceu-
the business we fail to please Gail and give 10
your snasure.
scHRIBER EICHOLA
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-21
The American Citizen

~ publish cd every Wednesday in the borough 70 Buticr
by ruouis ROBINSON in the Arbitration .oOm in the
Court House.
TEEMs:-32 90 year, II paid in advance, c. within
the first first months 50 if not paid until after
TIE cN prut0n the FIRST six Months.
N ~, nIr, On A rnNTTar = M rl--n = e.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05


1t IS now generally admitted that no hope
exists for the redemption Of Ireland from
the iron heel Of her oppressors except what
remains Of genuine patriotism Ia the bosonbs
Of her sons in America, and the strength Of
the blow they may strike at that most .vul-
neraoIe portion Of their enemys empire
which lies within such easy reach Of their
arms Gen Sweeny's plans and ideas, pro-
mulgated7 some six or eight months ago, ap-
pearto be approved as the most sure of sue
cess, and calculations have been made as
to the strength of force, and the amount Of
means necessary to fit out that force and put
it in condition to strike the blow that is to
shake the crown of old England, and rend
the fetters that chafe Ireland and her sons.
The exact, time, say the leaders, is near at
hand for striking. and everything looks fa-
vorable-to success, and they appeal heartily
for pecuniary aid Promptness of action is
necessary, without which their plans viii
surely prove a failure, and what has already
Feen done for the cause win serve only to
tighten the tyrannieal grasp of the oppres-
sor, and render all future hope of Ireland
dlsenthrailment beyond the pale ot posslbIl-
ity. The leaders appeal to those who are
patriots, and those who. desire the consum
nation Of the long cherished hope of " Ire
land alone, and who have the means at
their disposal, not to hold back from the
work, but come boldly up and lend that as
sistance which must insure the success of
the great undertaking If this be done
without delay, so that the weak points of
the enemy may be carried before he can
strengthen ,them-whleh '$the breaking up
of the winter" says one of the Fenian
journals, may enable him to do, all will
be well, and everything will rebound to the
welfare of the land of Erin, and the lasting
glory of all who may have hand in help
ing to dissolve the-political ties that bind
her to - her -oppressOrs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

The Memphis Argus, under the caption of
Gone Over" says: Senator John w.
Smith, of Shelby county, who voted against
the Franchise Bib last year, and, so far as
his votes are recorded, has never identified
himself with the radical party on political
test questions, has at last, come -ouo squarely
in favor of Senate bill proposing, in the
language of the Press and Times, 'to let all
freenen over the age of tEeenty-oneg citizens
of, Tennessee. without reference. to color,
vote; excluding, however, no man now
voter, from the ballot box on account of in
ability to read and write, and excluding the
rebel leaders. After ten years, those only
to vote who can read and write Good bye,
Smith"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

The Canton American Citizen, speaking
upon the authority Of its planting friends,
SAYS the crops in that section are dDing
moderately well, only The suPerabun-
dance of wet weather has tended greatly to
retard agrirpltura -operati0n5 and the crops
are backward Cotton is generally UP, and
looks healthy In many instances, however,
the seed planted were dead, and LFought
forth no plant; and persons who were thus
Imposed upon are replanting as rapidly as
possible. Corn Is sunall bstthFiFing. The
freedmen are working up TO their contracts
j,as general thing Oaathe whole, planters
seem hopeful and cheerful
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

a suit has been brought against Mai.
Gen. Woods, commanding department of
Alabama, by A. c. Dexter, for false inprtis-
Onment on a charge of stealing Government
cotton damages laid at $5OO,OOO Judge
Stansbury, of Ohio and E. A. Otis, Of Nash.
vile, are counsel for General Woods. B. F.
Butler, Judge Campbell and others are coun-
sci for the complainant The case will be
tried at Mobile. lt)Ng} 3 .I}FA4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

The Lebanon Herald and Register of the
2lst inst, speaking of the prospects in that
section says the corn is up in a great many
places in the county, and is very pronising.
Without some providentiaI interposition we
look forward to a good zharvestzantiSa fat
time nezt fall.
The same paper informs US that the chick
en- cholera is playing sad havoc among the
fowls in, that section. .-...,-... .-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

Oar selection of SPRING AND
SUMMER Goods are daily expect
ed to arrive, and it would be well
for purchasers to note this fact, as
our purchases were all made after
the late HEAVY DECLINE.
e. NJ HARRIGGToS 90.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

-Esfse,n0.- -. kiss on the forehead signifies
sd8iratiSn for intellect on she cheek. icr
beauty. on the nose, that the kisser is an
awkward fool A friend at our elbow says
hs kissed his Rdack Oh her nose, and she
very sianifeantlys rsmaFkeds " IL you DO
chat agaid I'll bake you thidk Gederal t5raat
had pladted adother powder factory abcas
yer head, add It accidentally eaught nfs. ]
A Kiss Of the chin, thathe appreeiatss : I ar
a9ise Lost. On the hands thas he ha9
sliahted the lady; on the liHs ioge Q shofs
kiss, thas he IS scared, OF don hke me af>
-lieie; & long one, a Peradise Rseaihed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

The venerable Cave johnson, Senator
elect from the counties of Robertson, Mont
gomery and Stewart, and who wa elected
without opposition, to FIJI the vacancy ocoa-
stoned by the death of Senator Peart, ohas
been denied the right to take his seat. Mr.
johnson was born in Che fistrict which has
just chosen him for its representative, in
1898, and has ever resided there. This is
another piece of hiphhanded- -radicalism, and
makes one more link to the long chain of
WRONGS and indignitjes5 that haEeo been
heaped upon the citizens of this State by
men who arrogate to themselves the right to
exclude from our halls of representation
every gentleman of known intelligence and
honorable antecedents. .--,------.--. -. .
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

The Supreme. court, both of Mississippi
and Tennessee, decide that notes given for
slaves purchased before emancipation took
place, and unpaid, are good, and can be col
leeted by law. That individuals cannot be
held responsible for the action of the gener-
al Government.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-05-05

We learn from the jackson Wing Of the
28th ult that gentleman By the name of
Daugan, while engaged in repairing the rail
road bridge near that place, a few days since,
fell into Che river and was drowned.