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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
MANHOOD.

III THE YoUdd AND RISING GENERATION, THB
u yegetahye powers OF life are strong, but in few
ahe he Of an
mental effort show its baneful influence. It soon be.
is the or tho
umpton 10 talked 1 and perhaps the youth Ia removed
q s the school and sent into the country This Is ont
ersons OF the ever-changng Of the city, the
overs Of the body too much eneebled to give to
althful and rural exercise, thoughts turned in.
ward upon themselves.
II the patient be female. the approach Of the ensea
Hooked for with anxiety the first symptc In which
Nature Is to show her saving power in d sng the cir
1laton. and visiting the cheek with the bloom Of health
Aasl increase OF appetite has grown by what It fed
nd the energies Of the system prosrsted, and h
whole economy Ia derangeu. The beautiful and wonder
ng change from child to woman looked for In vain;
he PARENTS heart bieeds in anxiety and fancies thu
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weakness aris9 from ETeesss or Early Iadisers
Attended with the following symptoms:
LndispoBiHon to Exertion LOSS OF Power, LosB O.:
Memory, DlfloultY Of Breathing, General weakness
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror Of DEATH Night Sweats, Gold Feet WakefulneaA
Dmness OF Vision Languor, Universal Lassftude Of the
spepto symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
Drynesa Of the Skin, Pad CountenAnoe and Eruptoni
on the Face Pain In the Back Heavness Of the Eyeds
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, Will
Temporary snifuson sud Loss Of Sight Want of Atten
ety. Nothing is desirable to suoh patients thar
otude and nothing they more dread for Fear Of Them
Gives no Repose Of Manner no Earnestness no Speou
alton. but hurried transition from one question K
mother.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on-whioh this Me
dicne invariably removes-aoon follow Los of Po,5er
Fatutty and Epitepte FSs In one Of which the paten
mny expire.
During tho Buperintendence Of Dr.. Wilson, at th.
Boomingdale Asylum this sad resni ocourDod to two
patents reason had for time left hsm, ands ,thdi I'd
Of epilepsy They Of both senisa ndA at vent
years Of age
Who can say that these e1oeasss,e o no, xusntl,
oowed by those direful diseased sseaity u, fsunr
ons The records Of the Insane Asylus, and the mel
nchoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness Il
he truth OF these assertions. In Lunato Asylums tn,
most melancholy exhibition appears The countenanot
thcuRiy Bodden and quite destitute-nether mirh OF
riel Visits It Should a sound Of the voice occur
igrarely articulate.
'with woeful measures wan Despair
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25
ORLEANS.

OOlNT A Gle AR HOTEL-THE UNDER
sFnea FFti open the Feint Clear Hotel on ar s4gr.
&c wa ef % Stay ne1L This ess&hlis shment i r7vv
9ang fes lnted aud put 10 complet4 re- pair ana
I'm FAaa7d svatsr+ Eorks being erected the
soa-.ss le@l Lai OH aaa The house f1TRished
~" NIsh me besfoF ulzter as ard latsst irs-
FF4as- -59e4Fs VII be made for direct eaEaaa4aica
u We sew orleans snt Mobile bosh by taarrfa
@nu fHhe gTaph Billiard ahles Of fae most sp.-rve :
Pssstefa Rave oaep ordered Ten Pin Aleys basaz
- sesi - stefF an ssn1ent sasabe 70 the iuae
T @ bah fnr, and t,Lfpg and heaIfhfuse+@ fhi.
epieoFssfs1 watering Eaeehas NJ snperior On tss
ineIt sad he undersigued Il tea 10 rlake IL ~
most pleasant and eor1forfzbIeir tie wo-s4
Apfal ASIyt #J DHAs f. SMRoES Manaeer
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25
JAMES CONCEAL.
MARTHA WASHINGTON

10000 Living Witnesses are testifyias to ,bei,
Nsishbors, from day daF Of its Wonderful FFaess
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25
Approved, A May H. lsCG.


How SOLDIERS FEEL on rHf SrH
JEcT-Ihe North Alabamian, publish
ed at Tuscumbia, says.
On Monday last at the election IN
TINS city, we met several persons who
had belonged to the Federal army. I'm
the late war, from this county. ali Of
whom cast their votes for Sidney Am
derson, candidate for Probate Judqa
who had belonged to the Confederate
army They not only voted for Linn
but electioneered for him stating that
they honestly differed as TO which
party was right on the war question.
and had fought each other for four
years, and that now all feelings were
buried and they were willing to be
Trend their former adversary We
IKE to see this principle growing be-
tween those who were oupossd to
each other during the war. 1t is the
only principle which can restore peace
ana harmony to our country.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25


Cent.
No. /, Cures Eerers. Congestion. 1ufauatious... IS
4oFms' Worm Fever. Wofmt holic .
- -Gryl32-t t0ttr ar TeethiBg of iafauts 25
81. = Lta'vb7sa OF chi dreu adn.ts---.- p
+. - DsssalvP ttriti1g Bilious Collie - .
.. l40sef -3Ior3ns. Nausea, Vomiting --.. 25
. Cgagls C~'ds. Bronclitfs -. Is
g aet9a4gta Ieoth-ache, Face a. he's p
q. ~ Hetaae4ss, Sich Headache EertiA @. RS
~ Dyspepsia. Billions Stomach -. p
22,IsPLssssa or Palata! Per eFi1ds------- .
=, "a ghHeS TOO profuse Periods --------. p
-. Group. Cough, difficult Breathing. Is
81 So iAeta, Erysipelas ErupIous- 25
. - L.te7s4at7S7, Khsuuaic Pains -
~ tere and 8sue. ChiI Fever, Ague- 25
- Fats uiiaa o. bleeciug g--.-.-.---. SO
OPtLaatHy, aua re or weak Byes-.--5O
~ 1dlorT@ acute or chronic. IufueLza 50
8. ~ gA5op"tg cough violent Coughs -. so
. 81 4stiHhFa Oppressive breat thiBp.-.... SO
. Ear Dtscasvg+s Impaired Hearin-....50
:, Scrg4a eniatged Glands, Seveni .ss. 50
.5tasral 7,as PEI De9i.t9 .tals Psseei #eaknes 50
:. - Sef5-SfcF7less from riding 30
- htaneg Dfsease Gravel --.... IN
g Nervous Df5iity seminal Emissions
involuntary Discharges IL. ....- i 90
. SORE 4i9aA Cankef ..--.----...... 50
~ LrtHary IrcoRtigtace, wet.iug te- SO
e. Painful Periods, even 81 Suasmz zg
. SaRTtHgS at change uf fe.....-..l . 90 4
d. g. EP@Psy Spasms St Wins Dance l. 90 I
d. DfPAaeta, liberated sore Throat. 90 +
FAMILY CASES.
a3 vials4 m1rlceo case, and book ~+pao /
~ iaege vlal7, IN NOR eco, and ok-..-.. . o. /
y large vIais, plain ctse. gud book -t5
to- Jokes NNss-l Il Ia} and book. ----- 2 90 /
fETERINAR SPECIFICS.
: s9fah9gany cases, 10 vials ---------.-..- $1,000
SlngIe vials. with dif ectic rs .------ "a
- 80 I'ttAeulr5 oy iue ease ur sing box are
ehI % any part oi the country by Mai or Exursss
Tree OF Charge on receipt OF the price A lare $
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE. COMPANY
2 flee and Depot, NJ. So Broadsav. New York
leys Is consulted daily at his ofhce pr
onaiY or by letter above for All forms of dis sse
JAMES CONCEAL.
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT q JOHNSON
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25
NEW ORLEANS.
DrHgS' Hedtctnes, Chemicals.
FA1NIS, OILS, GLASS,
DYE STCFFS. PERFTNFRy
An D 4 ANCY GO0TS
AT WHOLESALE
JAMES CONCEAL,
- i IN AALES Sf........-
.sieaE Orleans. I'm

Having received BY the late arrivals large =
Rfeta al New DRUGS in adaitisn to the Esrge 8
% tIaeat on hand. now pFeuaFe, - s-r-fs y,
iarFe 5,,, A9o increasing wants Of the DRUG TRaTI
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-25

Al act 70 amend m a. g,-+..f.,-D.
lating to habeas corr,,,s ',1.''t an set re-
judicial proceedings ir -'s- ui' 'i-
proved March thIr,f e4.ft,'@- ~ i.S' 1850 "l-
sixty-three. : 1ui eo ana
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
@MFslEs 80
Philadel hia Wilmin ton and Baltimor
Railroad.

Railroad.
CUMMENoiNG MONDAY. JULY ID, 1865.
Trains viii LEAVE Dsrot, oerDer and wash
Expross train at AIS o. M, (Mondays excepted 10
altimare and Washington stopping at Wilmington, Per
willie Havre-dodraoe Aberdeen, Perrymsn's, aud Mag
Delaware Rail Road Train at 900 a. M, Sundays OF
en'ed) for Princess Anne Milford and intermediate
wss aai train al sl5, a. lsundays excepted. FOL
Baltimore. .,,oppingat Chester Iiurlow Lnwood Clay
nd Baltimore.
Express Train at ll.i5 M Sundays Excepted,) fol
Express train at 800 p. m. [sundayE excepted, fol-
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, Clay
mont, w,lmuf fton, Newark, Bkon. North East, Perry
tile, Havrede Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans Magnolia
and stemmers Run.
Passengers from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe Nor.
ok, City Point aud Rcan'nd will take the llAb g. m'
AsromodatiOntrs stoppinga all stations betv cen
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Lsave Philadelphia at . 90, 1850, a. m. 43o, co.
aud D. The t3O p. train connects with Dola.
X. II. for Harrington aud intermediate stations
Leave WILMINGTON $50, 7i6, $50 a., Ia, 100, 8 80,
Train. for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 300 a. NJ,
Tho7l6 a. Nj. Train from Wilmington will not stop
at stations between nc Oh ,,s ster aaa phi.den hia
Leave WILMINGTON AT II 90 M. SO, and 1000 p. m.
CHESTER ron PHILADELPHIA
Leave ouESrEh at 40, $40 and l0ii u. M, li0,
From BALrIMoREt to philndulphia.--Leaye Baltimore,
T25 a m, Way-Mal 92J "a. IN, Express. l.i0 y. M.
Express. 635 r. M Express.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at il9 and
$50 a. m., and IS p.
Trains for Baltimore lOave Wilmington at 623 933,
q. m- and 4lb +.
FRElGHr TRAINS with Passenger Cars attached will
leave As follows: Wilmington Tor Porryye and inter
mediate Stations at 6,0b BAIT 're Tor Hayro de-
Grace and IRtsi mediate Stations At i.45 p Perry
vine to Wilmington and iutsrm 'dilte stations at 800
a. sasrecting at W iminstou with the ma train
fOr Philsdelphia.
= u DAY IRA ms.
EXPRESS TRAIN at i.15 a IN. for Baltimore aud
sshngton, stopplnga Wilmington PorryvillG, HAvru
ssGrace Aberdeen, Perrymau's, Magnolia and Stem
IN ,r's Run.
tEGuT EXPRESS IL, 90 p. for baltimore aud Wash
nKton, stopping at CHESTER Thurluw, Lnwood, Clay
ront, Wilmington, Newark, &ikton, North East Perry
willie and Hayre-de Grace.
Special Train viii. leevr Philadelphia fer Wilmington
aud intermediate Stgtians at II 80 p. ~
BALTIMORE lnt rhiLAnELPHIA.
ave BALrIMokE at $50 y. lu.. stopping at uavre-le-
Grace Perryville and Wilmington Also stops at Elkton
aud Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington BAltimuro,l aud
Chester to loave rOn baltimore Washing on.
leave Wilmington for Philadelphia At $50 p. ia.
IL. Y. KINNEY, superinte tendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
2O7 Ship!ey st., Wilmington, Del.

I'm portorS and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
Inc subscribers would respectfully call tho at,
.ent'on OF their friends and the public TO tho larg-
ost ana best .elcced stock of Iron and Coach Harl-
ware IN inc State, consisting in part as follows:
| ihoN-Bcst brands, English and American bars,
refined and common
Hammered, bands, hoops, scrolls, ovas, half ovals,
/ English, Junata and Norway slit Rods.
DehIons superior Norway Horse Null Rods.
Ingiish and American pudded aud solid bloom
H. sSlILiELL-spring Country, Blister and German
Sanderson's superior cast and shear Steel
Cultiyator Plates, various sizes
hahDWARE-Hc Horse ehoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails.
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles
Gatcheils and other Elliptic SPRINGS.
Uoemans uperor Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts , ana washers, best Wagon Box,s
Malleable Iron for Corriage Workp.
Blacksmith5 Bellows, Anvils, yises Sledpes
llammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools
spcncer's celebrated Files anil Rasps.
American dimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back Q oil and otber cbsins
Ames' and other Shovels and Spades
PICKS, hattOcks, Forks and other Farming Ipple
monts -"f''
Wileys, htwoods and other Plow Castinps
BeattyS Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives
butohe-s, Chisels and Plano Irons
pisstOp's superior Saws OF all kinds
pughs and Tazewells Augurs and Brace Rita
Veiis Bench ard other llanos
iron Rlvefs, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets
Lead, u B,nca Tin, Spelter, Solder an BaLbt Me.aI
Iron and Steel, W!re sheet, Zinc snd Tin,
Lightning Rods and Fixtures McCaliister's POINTS
Tor ditto. i''
1findstones, Cranks and Rollers for ditto
falrbanks Plntform aud Counter Scales at Nanp
-, iacurers prices.
Glass Putty, Paints, Coach aud Furniture Var.
Paint Mills, Lirsced Lard and Sperm Oils, Turren
tine DC. feN
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
VaIriaRe, tanvas, Carpets, Cloths Leather Laces
Ep- AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Wayon N
spokes' Ielloes; Bow', Shafts, Tongues IIubbs, &c
~ AGENTS for Dole, Silver and DEM inc.
9privalied q patent adjustable Tenanting and Upb
brA.ns ms,chines, Felloe Boxing attachments, &c
~ autNIs for Spears Preserving Solution.
Wholesale and Retail ;nna 81 r. 'ooS
ELI JARRETT DANIEL Ii. kent, Ii. GARnrrr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Photograph Street. Wilmington Delaware


Section andIl g( an net entaief an dct regulating
| The sute V Intoxicating Liquors, &C." Inssed al
DoGer March o. 1851, us amended By art n February
sEoTlqse. II any tavern keeper, or, the keeper of
person to continue drnkinE and ppiins IL his hon
iiror ierly person to remain in hls house or shall
xnSwiIsy ,ser r. any gene Ggan whie9 anythins Of
his dependences or the keeper Of amy ale house
except ale, or other nall liquors. he shall apoa conTic
tGn Thereof By indetnent forIetaI pay Tor the frs
fault Of payment thereof Shall be IMPRISONED not less
offence hall II aud pay and Of seventy dve dol
lars esdes costa and IN deSult of raymsht shall he
msn snd the d "Ss shax xs or fSt aa e,s
sh be- aaS not Il as
than sig more than Twelve months, and such third
hs q hs eepse and he Or she shall not he
ssSr,%s IHny Ps5scn shall keep
A. a. rgaGE.d l., this set or il any person other than
th pa1as s SM o
HS Be ss Sc s xtPea 3f
vs License therefor as prsscIibed BY this act, soil
% sfssFs s1srS q!
s" BY SnSs %sy
hss cris ana pay sPio or 'en the
s ssau ae o 5a5a b.
not less has six nor than tv eve and ior
oos SFss .u fqa
default OF payment thereof shall be imprisoned not leHa
than nne nor more than twelve months.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
-, EXsOUTIyE DEPaKTMEsT.
|, CusTUs WRIGHT. Secretary OF State Of tbe
state of Delaware do hereby certify that the
is true OF Sections and II Of Chapter iOs l2th
,oqme Delaware Laws entitled, An act Regulating
ssnds amended by su act at the last session
the General Asasm of this State to wit the 18th
act entitled AN act regulating tn. sale of Intoxca
ing Liquors &c., passed at Dover March 1861 the
said two sections having bean arranged compared
by me with the original rolls he in this De-
partment.
In testimony whsreofI have heseunto sat my hand
and oncial seal at Dever. this sixteenth day
L, OF May. In the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-slx.
n,.,.,,, oUsTUs ". WRIGHT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
For sale anu asosscssion Owen IN,
nes1ipassIV.

AsA NO l. The Three StDrIed H-ick House No s2l
GME Washington Street, Continuing all The roLyon
S-iehees aud Improvements Of a modern built housa
No, =. hao naS thtev sti i5d brick house. on Del.
aware hVenue, next the Swodenborgiln Church every
Convenience. -i WY
NOS. three storiel brick house, No 700 Tatnall
street Conveniently located ~ a. residpre
NO 4. three storied brick house No 7O7 Tatnali
Street adjoining No . containing some len roas M
avery desirable property. H-'
Ihe above Properties nearly new aud In rxe.lant
orIef aud any persous Wishing TO purchase desrabe
properties and get Immediate poss issiou shonld 10
US = call und examiue the above e'e
Apply TO WM McCAULLEY AGO
DEAL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castls for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
7.yo q.
Leave Philadelphia ateOo p. m. Wilmington IS
s,., for New Castle.
PahsenRsrs to aud from baltimore now through
without stopping over at Wilmington as heretofore.
Passengers leaving Baltimore Mt .25 A. NJ FOR ias-
tern Shore will change at New Castle Junction.
Passengers from Eastern shore to baltimore will change
oars at Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
d Desirabie Farm for saIe

sha.ys on thsNsw Castle and Frono,,town Turnpike,
1e,saSI IS y hew Castle, and II from Whining
and divided Tut" convenient tAges. The improv nts
"o tNosory nr!cA donse, nearly new; Frame Granar
tnilhs &C. PFicr 40 per acre. Terms accomuudA.
ns Possession given this fall It desired Apply to
-, TALLEf ALRICu, IO4 Market St,
Ans - MllIlnlEIn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
TALLEY & ALRICH.
Real Estate Agents
60 N We y "a m @ @ T. %


HOME LIFE IN SURANCE co. NEW YORK
er "a st., MARKET House, Wilmington, Del.
. Ihsy oner for sale the following property:
Nol-farm Of lS0 acres; about I4O of them clear tn
onanoe n timber and meadow land 800 peach trees an
appa orchard dwelling house AMI other buildings stu
ate miles from smyrna and So miles from The rail.
roal at Blaokbhd Price $50 per acre one-third cash
No2-farm cf $50 acres; wfthin two miles Of Towns
ehi station, Delaware Railroad-Bear navgable water
Meii tilnbered; improvemeuts.gooI frame houae and
barn Price so per acre, half cash
NO 5-FArtn Of acres in high state Of cultiya-
toni In desirable neishborhood; situate on the sint
Road vo miles below St Georges DEL two mites from
the Delaware 8aroad and four miles from the Doavara
ihYer TeTtls aceOmm cd 4ttns
NOD Farm OF lsb acres; 40 scres OF which are in
timber brick dwelling and good out buldngs on ~,
tnrnFiGe near Chris!ianA y-ge and three mi as froi
the railroad. Price so psl sore.
Nc Farm of6i aotes, near Glasgow improvements
goo nous aud granl~y. Price $50, hail cash.
No o--karm OF 100 acres Of land on tho ron from
glasgow to Elltea, Maryland 90 acres Of vbcI lin
ber land. Pr. $40 per acre
no 7,-store, house with u ne-es os land attached.
WIN 'Nif' alI a"n-lad.t,. tf'Hk rouse
WIN Is nn1f n 1gfll 10 NAryl,rd nd Vtrvirts=
"a a, ',Es. bies hll5"F aus store stands in tle ~ Il
" i'Nl'. 'nh WM. q. AilIUu
I
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
AT A RARGAIa-


A number OF building lots Tor sale at the following
figures II applied Tor
li0 feet u land at the Corner Of Thir and Jefferson
sts. Price only sli per It.
30 feet, oa Third Street. between M9nroe and Adams
Street Price only 81 per foot
so feet on 4ih Strest, between Monroe and Adama
Street Price only $40 por 1t.
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots sit
nated one of the most Furnishing sections Of city,
should examine the above before purchasing elsewhere
compare our figures with the prcss obtained per foot
property, at least half milo further Tho besrt Of
he city. may 2s a. ASS GRUEB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

SOUTH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1866, Trains for
tho Accommodation OF Passsugors will leave ns ollows
aptil furthuf notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

No l-Nlthlh iht miles OF Niim nCtoR couta iutp6
100 seV, moro ~ less well wstgIed well fenced,
| luri urdsr with fsir buildings.
10 4Wtfhin lalt mile OF the Peainsul4r Railroad.
Shd t4u one mile of Depot. Couts aGg l55 acres
ar les, ia huv order vita Fruit IT ul kinds in
cn.ue Eve OF ,'H hnudfsd peach trees in full hearng
vith iAIte and hands, mo Mansion LOUISE and good
- I'h'ht hous1 thereon. Possession Immediately
d'-tJtt Apply to VA. MrCAULLEY.
nSN 606 Market Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
NiiI, Propcr1V Tor .aIe.

r-r1ESesss We have for salc a Grist Mill, one Of
M ItNiss no best business stalds, 10 New Castle
tzs-yi u cnny, with failing water Power
r. a. tt,,,s Rsce and Dam get out of order
EA2.sls2nsla5s doing Tge and profitable bust.
ness. Apply to WM. BRIGHT 4 SON,
Heal Estate dealers,
aP 2f-6r Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

xzxl The valuable mansion, 8. W. Corner Of Third
t-5Ef and shipley Sts., the late residence of Hon
GnsHl John Wales. Possession given on June 18th
A-Lrerms easy. Apply to GRIMsHAW d McCApR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
VaInabie FroDcrty uII-rfvnIe saIo

N
f1M JHE Subscribers offer for sale all that yaluA-
s,ES shle Property, situated on the s. b. toruer of
HAAhAsecohd and King sts, fronting on Second street
erected thereon. ~ 'i''H .
Also tee three storied brick building aoir' ag front.
ing on King street, witt the two scoipinp hutidn ~
OF twenty foet each fronting on King strett Sstsa,
TAX iorty.hree feet nskuG in all square t o. 6y
h leet front on Second street and eighty three te
'' oh hhs stret THIS property IL locsted near the
81 ssSand street Market House. in very improving part
~ the ey and could he altered into several stores or
Plaees suitable for any kind uf business
Also the two story sms house No East Water street
Win tue t"1 ay story brick No. 9, adjoining Apply
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Oh EsTNUT POSTS ANi5 EiAlI.s

LUX SALE ON PIKE CREEK. near TnyloI 5 FAoia- )
Iney VIII be delivered At any convenient dlsts-
IRON Wilmington Apply to VIM WALTER
On the Premise er fa
THOS WALTER, in Will 4ar.5f
E2 a COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH GAlnES
IN TO ront, two mics from Wimin stsn. Apply 10
Nz1s-' apr2I.t' 7. WALLER
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-03
M0ETGE.

By virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to
me issued by T. B. Mcdowell, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Hardeman county, 1 will
sell to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Bolivar, on the 29th
inst, for cash, the following lot or parcel of
land, situated, lying, and being in the State
of Tennessee, county of Hardeman, town Of
Bolivar known as the Ramsey addition 70
said town, containing ST acres, more or less,
it being the same lot conveyed to J. r. Rob
ertson by g. Bright, and bounded as follows,
tOwit: Beginning at stake the northeast
corner of Lot No. 4, and runs north with
public street "a poles to a stake; thence west
35 poles to a stake on Water street; thence
south with said street a poles to a stake at
the northwest corner of Marcus Taylor lot;
thence east 80 poles to the beginning it be-
ing Lot No. 5 of grant 1923, levied on as the
property of Jos. r. Robertson to satisfy an
execution in my hands in favor of James
Wood This January 3D. 1866.
ian6-4t-pr fee JESSIE b. FRANKLIN. Sherif
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-03
An important Order
WAR DEp'T. ADJUTASr GESs OFFIoR, Z
WAsHINGToN. Jan. II, 1866. !
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WAR DEP'T. ADJUTANT GESs. OFFIcR,
WAsHISGTov, Jan. II, 1866.
General Order, No. 3
To protect loyal persons against improper
civil suits and penalties in the late rebellious
States
Military, Division and Department COM
manders, whose commands embrace or are
composed of any of the late rebellious States,
and who have not already done so, will at
once issue and enforce orders protecting
from prosecution Of suits in the State, or
Municipal Courts of such States, all officers
and soldiers of the armies of the United
States, and al persons thereto attached or
IN any wise thereto belonging, subject to
military authority, charged with offenses for
acts done their military capacity, or puF-
suant to orders from proper military author
ity and to protect from suit or prosecution
all loyal citizens, or persons charged with
OHenses done against the rebel forces, direct
" or Indirectly, during the existence of the
rebellion, and all persons, their agents or
employees, charged with the occupancy of
abandoned lands or plantations, or the pos
session or custody of any kind Of property,
whatever, who occupied, used, possessed or
controlled the same, pursuant to the order
of the President, or any Of the civil or mil
itary depa rtments Of the Government, and
to protect them from any penalties or dam
ages that may have been or may be pro-.
nounced or adjudged in said courts in any
of such cases and also protecting c0lored
persons from prosecution In any of said
States charged with offenses for which white
persons are not prosecuted or punished IN
the same manner and DECREE
By command of Lieut. Gen Grant
&. d. TOWNSEND A. A. G.