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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-09

ADMIRAL DAHLGRES has been active
since his return from the North, in in.
specting the vessels at all the stations Of
his squadron, making this harbor his
chief rendezvous. He is making every
effort to put his fleet in the best condition
possible sending home those seamen'
whose terms OF service have expired,
(about 3,O0O of whom, we learn, have
been for some time necessarily detained,
and also sending home for repairs such
vessels as most require them.
The Iron-clad steamer Nahant, which
has been lying at Station Creek for about
three weeks past undergoing repairs, has
returned to her station with the other
Monitors, off Charleston. She was
in the late engagement with the
rebel batteries on Sullivan's Island, in
which she received some damages which,
however, have been fully repaired. She
is at present commanded by Lieut.. Com.
Fillebrown, who recently. relieved Lieut.
Com. Miller.
We inadvertently omitted to give the
names of the four iron-clads which took
the principal part In the engagements
with the rebel batteries on Sulliyan's IsT
land, on the 18th and l4th .ult.. . Thex
were the NahaAt, Nantucket, Sangamon
and Paseaic. The Passaic received no
injury whatever, and the injuries to the
Nantucket and Sangamon have already
been repaired at their stations. OIL Char
lesion. - a
The Iron-clad Lehigh, off Charleston,
has experienced quite o numbered changes
of officers within short time Com:
Bryson was sent North on account. of Ill
health. Lieut.. Com. Bunce, his success
sor, followed him North on leave Of abb
sence, and since returning North has
been happily married. Lieut. Com. Glib
son, late ofthe Sonoma, succeeded Lieut.
Com. Bncc, and is still in cornmand.
He is an. n.excellent and popular officer, o
worthy successor Of the gallant Bunce,.
whose skillful management of the boats
which first landed our troops on Morris
Island, has secured for him bright page
in the history Of the war In this depart
ment. Lieut.. Com. Gibson Is also favor
ably known in the literary world, as the
author of q volume Of poems, entitled
"a Vision Of Fairy Land and other
Poems"
In her medical department, the Lehish
has had, within q few weeks, Assistant
Surgeons Longshaw, White and Hami[
ton, and now has Asst Surgeon Plant, 4
Acting Master Price, late OF the Sonoi
ma, has been assigned to duty on board
the Lehigh.
We hear that Lieut.. Blake is about tq
relieve Lieut.. NJ. Forrest, rs executiys
officer Of the Lehigh but no official an
nouncement Of this fact has appeared.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-09

Lieut.. Forrest is IN excellent officer. He
was formerly executive officer of the
Koekuk, and afterwards on the staff Of
Admiral Dahlgren.
Charles Cowley, Esq, the present Pay
master of the Lehigh, has rendered his
resignation. We knew Mr.. Cowley well
1as a skilful lawyer in Lowell
and Boston, Mass, where we several
times saw him pitted successfully against
Gen. Butler. Such a lawyer as Mr.. Cow
ley is of the greatest service in this
squadron, as Judge advocate on naval
general courts martial, and as counsel for
officers so unfortunate as to be brought
before such tribunals for trial; and his
retirement from the service is much to
be regretted. We have not yet learned
that his resignation has been accepted.
The steam frigate New Ironsides, off
Charleston, has been ordered North.
Com. Rowan is to be relieved by Com.
R4dford at Philadelphia, on the lst prox.
While temporarily in command OF the
GSouth Atlantic Squadron, in the absence
6f Rear Admiral Dahlgren, as well as by
his previous brilliant career, Com. Rowan
acquired great popularity. -
The Ironsides arrived here on Monday.
Her departure from off Charleston Was
the signal for general bonbardment of
the fleet by the rebel batteries.
The Commodore's private Secretary,
Mr.. Charles II. Collum, has been APP
pointed Acting Assistant Paymaster, but
will remain with his present gallant chief
till the vessel reaches Philadelphia. The
appointment OF Mr.. Collum is an excel
leut one.
\ The Keokuk, which sunk off Charleston,
April 8, 1868, the day following the first
attack On Snmpter, under Rear Admiral
Dupont, VII shortly be afloat again, the
Arrangements for raising her being now
,nearly perfected.
We regret that the project for raising
the Iron-clad Weehawken, which went
down SO suddenly, off Charleston, in De-
cember last, is not regarded as likely to
succeed, by those most competent to
Judge.
The Ironr.eaad Hontauk, "the old
Montauk,n as she is affectionately called,
has been lying in Station Greek for three
weeks past, undergoing repairs. She
goes North in o few days. The brave
Com. Davis still has command of her.
T The gunboat Winona, which recently
came to Station Creek for repairs, is now
commanded by Lieut. Com. Stone, late
of the Chippewa, Lieut.. Com. Weaver
being relieved, and ordered North.
The New Hampshire is coming to Pert
Royal, to relieve the Vermont, which
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-09

doubtless have, avoided the attack by
steaming away, but unfortunately she
was at anchor.
The surprise was apparently so COM
plete that no resistance could be made
and the Water Witch was made priza
of, with. all her officers. and crew. lid
armament, and everything on board.
She is a fine side-wheei steamer of 39d
tuns; carrying three 3S-pounders, besidet
howitzers. She was commanded by
Lieut.. Commander Pendergrast.
One contraband alone escaped from
her. He jumped overheard, swan
ashore, and afterwards communicated
with the South Carolina, where he in
formed Capt. Kenneson of the affair,
and the latter sent boat to Admira
Dahlgren.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-09

rebel army, son of John Mitchell, ''The
Irish Patriot" who alse has another son
in the rebel service.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-09

LATER-REBEL ACCOUNT. = Since
writing the above we learn that Ssvan-
nah papersof the 9Th, received at Fort
Pulaski, say that the Water Witch was
captured by a party under Lieut.. PeMs
who was the first man aboard, and cut
down sailor with a cutlass. The Lieut..
was Immediately shot through the head,
and died instantly. The rebels lost Z
killed and l2 wounded. Capt. Fender
gast with 80 men, together with officers,
are at Oglethorpe Barracks. The Con-
federate officer was shot in the back.
The deserters say the Water Witch lies
under Battery Buelie, on little Ogeechee
River. They are taking out her guns
and machinery. Deserters say Capt.
Pendergast has two eolored men killed.
two wounded, and two jumped over;
board. sci ~ "a 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
.CHERIFF'S SALE.

- -.
BY vrtae Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said county In
George Fletcher against lsla4s ". JsLnson and
Martha Johnson land also decree against George An
drrssst Co.. end Others hA lev led upon and all sell
t. the highest bidder at the front oeer Tie CIAS Of
ice VI the Dstrict Court OF Lee county Iowa IL keik.
10 sesd Sanpts the "a ig April d. 1859 hsws en-
aha hours ~ octSk a. r and ~ lech " cenatseHS
At o'clock = Of sid day tbs feisa3ne property To-
ewr Part Of lot eaet amt two 2, IN llrA sgs,Seo
h eaSn the tiss - keoku Ire eorri1. lova neie IsT-
fFrGriy ssfsta ne foiewr or ats V
street ii pFini let me IL saieiosk
twsutx fs6i taet xns sd c1ftser a tht s. mining
ltirp.h said lioek stxf,ws t r. iulas ~ fxet
along flle ma 81 fihh Street On ssid t fqwas q
Iiirf street thence one ful.drtd ee qif4tss
4 MN s,rss, iAnonsh lot ere ets tsnff in ltpd
III F 61 hence sky TO ie.t Id fhr f0s-
E,,etary ifn hetwt ssid lots ~ ana sisrtr a I'm
issd avck to the ailrs IL said hlek tA9cs snsni; s
~ aSne lie has a. he asy IN s:4A VT t~aYtFt Ges
tA s.r.sss thence ts.lss s1 Beet ersssaay saxsss
os two u Aud the whole Of sss sre ~ ask
is he l.ars beginniaf 5n fla sire IL tcssy q
Talsa, issssJ stSss void BY order Of court. 20
r sisss " ~ saH ibraiI sspEssoa
Kf4fWk, NssN So - NrSH@ I<~ dns tse-Aa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrArs or Iowa LEE CoVsrY-ss.
BY sirtue Of special execution directed isstsed
By the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, iayr
Of Levi Higgins, and against NHnausla, land also
decree ~gainst ElfzalSfh vanausda and ethers;
have levied upon and viii sell 10 the highest bidder,
ct the front door OF the Clerks office Of the District
Court Of Lee county. Iowa, keekuk, in said county
the 2sth day Of March A. D. 1854 between the hours
Of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ commencing M :
o'clock p VI. Of said day. the tyilowng properly trit
The northwest quarter Of section three 3 in township
sxty-ve IS borih, OF range five 81 west Lee county
Iowa.
satisfy said writ of - erution.
keokuk, Feb. Il, ls6A ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee " SOL Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
AHEAIFF's SALE.

sTATz or Iowa. L-x Ce.-ss- BE-.
Dy virtue of special me directed #rel
hy the Clerk Of the District Court Of said coits in taxor
cf y nj fE1E1p soh Co anl ssal4st j. kesl3tk have
e7 c uspn and VIII sell - tie EeLest ild1e- "a ihe
ruIt door 81 the Clerk scs ilg iEstres Ioa II Lee
reG-Is. losa- - haakk, N said e6l3 the sil 14y
Of April A. D., les bess the isss o 80 etcck X.
and eicek P eoa-3neBcire Ell cl'ek r. ~ u sad
day, IT, following property, iov II. Ths Eoftl
ter Of tne northwest quarter ot seel tNenty-e lit 81
IN township sixss>ix q casth, Of range wet, i
Lee cOfnty Iowa
akrn levied u.on and % he cold BY order eort
satisfy md writ execution.
pfi@ter's Fee = so Israel ANDERSON
heoAHk, Mch. 10. 6t. 1heHiff u lee Co. IuTa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STArE or lows, LIE CouSrr-ss.
lY virtue OF special execution 10 directed Issued
br the Clerk OF the bistrt Curt said county, in favor
II :. Eastman, and against Joseph kendriek. have
levied upon and will sell IN the highest bidder the srvuf
door Of the Clerks Office of the District Oh
~, Iowa at keoknk in said county. tie 9Th day u
April A. d. 1854 between the hours O'Clock a VI.
day, the fdo&fng Property fowit The Britwes quar-
Or Of the northwest quarter ~ section tEent weight Is
township sixty--ix lcs tn, oi range u -, in
Lee cuzaty, Iowa. 8.
Taken levied nRoa and " be Sold by order coa y
satisfy said writ q execution.
k-oknk, Ach. ", lh64 ISRAEL ANDERSON, 4r
Printers Zee y 30. Sheriff Of Lee Ce. to~x-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
SHERIFF's SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co--ss-.
By virtue Of special execution 10 directed issued
by The Clerk Of the District Court OF said county, in iaycr
Of Hiram Barney and against Hannah " Mills (and
also dacree against Geo. Z. Dixon aud Charles farsens
Co. and others have levied upon aud viii sell the
highest bidder, the front jr 81 the Clerk office on the
District Court Of Lee county. Iowa at heoknk. ~ said
county, the End day Of April A. D. 1884 between the
hours Of o'clock A. " and o'clock p ~, commencing
at O'Clock r. " said day, the tollowng property, to-
city Of keoknk Lee county, Iowa. 4ass
taken levied upon and to lie sold By order of court
Faatisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee ~ TO- lhkAkL ANDERSON,
7 Keokuk, March 4, o. sherin Of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
CHERIEF'S SALE.

NJ sTlrx or Iowa. IyE Cbusr.-ss-
BY virtue Of special execution to ms directed sSaed
by Clerk Of the BistctC Of =ad county ia favor
Of Hiram Harnes, and against Desns Avery and also
deere against B. lyre- and Ann Ayres snd ot..rs
have levied upon an Will sell to the highest bdier
the front DIOR ofte Clerks oee the District OF
Lee County lows, keokuk. IN said county the 9Th
day Of March A. D. 1854. between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ. ani O'Clock r. NJ. commencing VI o'clock NJ.
Of said DAY the feoHing toit hesoui-wet
qearfer Of the southeast quarter Of section tweuy-one
z in tswnsip slxty 90 north, OF range nsa
west in Lee county, lows. ~
Taken ieyiesi upof siata be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OK execution.
Keskuk. Feb. 81 1854. ISRAEI ANDERSON,
Printers Fees 81 80. sharid of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
GHERIFF'S SALE,

~ SrsfE on lows, LIZ CerNrr-ss
By virtue Of special execution dirocfed ksned
by the Clerk Of the District Court N said county In favor
OF Vim. Iinbesnsf snrtagsinst Hawkins Taylor and aso
decree against Virginia Hodsy others levied
upon and VIII sell to the highest bidder the FROM door
u tbs Clerks Oee Of the District CeBTt Of Is county
Iowa At ReokBk, in said county, the 9Th day April
L. D. 1854 between the hours Of O'clock A. NJ aud
o'clock p. NJ commencing at oelsck p NJ Of said DAY.
the following property, tcwt: Lots = two u and
three Isl block ninety go in the CITY 81 keokuk Lee
county, Iowa aud also tbs undivided half of forty
At feet on The front ends Of lots is eleven IL and
twelve III in block eight s-sree 1881 the city Of keo-
kuk Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied uTon and lie sold by order Of court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk sch. 10, "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee e 80 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
'CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa LEE Corsrr-ss.
By virtue OF special execution 70 directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court cf said county 10 fvor
Of Samuel X George ard aesust H. T. Reid land sIss
decree against Albert els and others have levied upon
and WIN sell TO he hghess hder at the front door "
the Clerks 0ce OF the III lee county low
ct heokuR. IN said county, the 9th day Of April,
lSe4 isfue-n the hours m O'Clock A. u. and O'Clock
y NJ commencing al o'clock r. ~ of said das, tho fob
lowing property towit The west hsif " the gegt
quarter Of sicos eighteen lis, containing ei-hfy Dol
acres more less in township sixty-ix 90 north cf
range ve west and the north half u section thirteen
sow nship xtysx IbS north Of range SIX 81 vest
all IN Lee county, lowz.
Taken, ssled upon ard to be sald by order Court 70
satisfy said writ ofexecutiSn. -
Keokuk. Ach.le, 81 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers zee s. ~. Sheriff Lee Co. Igws
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
NOTICE.

To Joseph v wyccn, Sarah Gestrras wyron oonnatie
smyth, H. Qliphapt, 3. y. Edgeil& CO. AilkhaE,
locke xto. stfaaS NSf@ lssFss tgAi@ -@
l, ard esc u {ou, hereby notified That there Is
now file in the oce 81 the Cslk OF the Dist st tourt
q LIS ceaAs Ioxs ~ kss& sk pesirsn 81 asr'ssf
la6ler claiming Of YOU Ioset,A \. NycuG tine sup 81
hundred dollars, WITH 10 per cent interest
anapia, nj Hlciey due rrmsse<y hos secrsd b,
radr IN you 70 IJ,uas Nicxers,a ard sine
nssisskN AoAaa Il snief HI Mtsier d q cianfms seAr
esch yoN he foreclosure u sid nortgI za ssr.
being pen e. " 1870 = s.easn q
for a sr II sa ~ aus general rlie and pIls@
yi and &eHtf saff petition ID 6r before Noon D
Iihr day Of tie next term Of said
nence 1t kecduk Oh Ihe lat Monday OF ssptsrber A.
ler4 8tlefanH VIII be eutesed against you ai JudSneh
rtsasssd thsscon AAgAyAi t.x n 4eid pesiien siK
& n1eSus Issxa sna btAk 2ttnen1yD t0r B3Ainqd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
SHERIFF's SALE.

~ STATr Iowa LEE Co.'S
BY virtue Of special execution drected Issued
o me Clerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
of charles Parsons and against Peter Echar sso
decree against William Burkefi aud ofhersi have
levied upon and wH sell 70 the highest bidder tho
front door OF the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Ire county Iowa at keokuk In said county, the sth
day Of April A. D. 1854. between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ and oclpck o. ~ commencing az aclock p u
said day, the following property txit Tie fractional
norfheast quarter Of section thrtyour ~ ard the
FRACTIONAL norfh-~ st quarter II secon thTty-ase -.
sh in township sixtrscven s7 FORTH Of range Eve ~
west in Lee coaRiy, Iowa
Taken levied UPON AMI 10 be sold ny orGer u court 10
satasfy sad writ execution
Printers Pee s. 50. - ISRAEL ANDERSON,
heoEnk. Meh. 10. q. sheraf u La- Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
LHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution to - diretsI i.sn.d
b. the Clrk Of the District Court Of said enty = 1901
Of Guy Wells and against Ii. Hautrnasr 1 have 1919
upon and will sell TO the highest bidder ct the NM
oor Of the Clerks office Of the District conff of Lee
county Iowa at keoknk, In said county, on the eth
0y Of April A. D. 1884, between the hours q o'cff
A. 4 and o'clock ~ commencing at o'clock r. NJ u
ssia dss the following property, fwit: Pour Eet and
ana nine AM fourteen al feet and four Il INK ASS ID
the nerthwesferfv side Of let ten ff0 III Lick ene
nupred and 1--we tf2 Icing altogether Is s-tZ
feet fronting Main street and extending tsrk even
width TO the alley In said block city Of Kechuk Lee eer1r
ty, Iowa.
Taken levied uyon. and II be ssil BIZ ef r Of court 70
satisfy said writ NJ exeestfun
Printers Fee 81 so. -~AeRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Mch. lbth, 81. sheriff of lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

= ca.
to x Hcrnfsh, Caroline Horish r. C. Cotsn Charles
and William Watts. jacob kurd and IL. w Ford,
and all hcaers and ov ners II the rstes House >
Numnl, Susan Z Jones, james sack, Ni.on, Perry
Co.. Hood Abbott, fIeSiea & iuees, Samuel
kseher- Andrew Bfswn, s J. Hsfaili j. r.
Reel 4 Co, Maria Mckeen, James ". anehgii, r. s.
Rlckey, Henry Falls, HcGavic thittenten TO-. Chns
Carsaer, G. H. Perry. samuel b. Miller. and A4ser
Reeves, executors Of l. K. Reeves deceased Samuel =.
Miller. AreinhsId. Young Co., Henry Hniskanp, q.
buckingham, VIM Rnidek, Ervwn & cisnaenning.
Refecca Brrr .sxeeufrfx oYiArae Brfuws deeea-el
Thomas j. innings Harvey Ltties James 6ordon Pat
ridge. PrnchetS a Warren, John stsunns, MichasJ
Garry, A. Brigham Co. G. Thomson K Co. Tepaaii
Howe Co., James Neal, d. Mcconn Rankin Miller i
Enster, H. D. Poo,e, administrator Of T. T. EnstcT de-
cessed. Inrchf for NJ, " Mcariee, Jarob wetter Alb.
art Lind, Ensiey Taylor, o. D. Fflier Mctiunnigfe
baS, Commissioner Of Jefferson county, A. s,cddsrd
VI Augefhright Michael Everett Isaac johnson, Chas.
NcNey. ks. OF b. miscole, deceased, r. A. senser,
III StoJaard- JAmes 4 H. Richey, Joseph ssrothnnn,
John Terry. 6eorgs Donald, Martha Johnson, yolney
Shading. Thomas Walker Arson harrington & I.
Marshall Wm. Micheai, Alnazia Doolittc, James Shaw
John Sparks, b. y Millef, assignee, n H. Franklin
assignee, and Hm. stotis assignee Dvssdsssr
You hereby sessrally uotinei that there
file in the Clerk Office the Distre; Court Leeeounty
Iswa Fort Madison petition in equity by j. Edgar
Thomson praying personally for Against j. tx.
dIfntsh for the OF twenty Thousand dollars money
due hi upon coupons interest notes, II certain bonds
inside BY tad - X Horfisl }. Edgar Thomson bear
er known ESTES House bonds and for money ss-
sanced TO pay assurance and praying Also the sale
lots one III s~e ri and threefs IN block xty-ive TSs
the city " keokuk Lee county, Iowa upon which is sit
mated the large hotel il said city, known as the E-tes
Hsuse under the foreclosure Of the deed
thereon BY j. X. HorIish and said Edgar Thonl-
son, Trustees. securing MY bonds of said j. r. Hornish
payable 20 Edgar Thomson or bearer for tis
III dollars each with twenty coupons attached
each u ND bont fur the Of ATTY dollars eseh and
satufing seinannnahy from their date fos the applea-
on Of the funds arising from said sale payment Of
as and assnents and Insurance. apcu said property,
ass the 9uidsticu Of the coupons and bonds aforesaid
anhsor her orders and general relief Now you. and
al Ress interested N Gid property or bonds oreupusA
are hereby notified and required to be and appear and
mako DSHer lid pstifia6 W Of the second day
Of the NOT tsyn Of aid C6sEx tPhed II fort Aa
son on tie third Honday Or Mig. D. 1864 or decree
~ii b Asdshsrsis - gssSed ~ y AsAak. u T-s
4 &c. u SCOTT HOWELL
mn7A 49, Counsel 1T Petitioner
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-18
Then and Now.

-Four months ago yesterday, General
Dodge's command entered the city OF
Bulaski, which at that time gave more
the appearance of a cemetery than that
of a city inhabited by living beings.
Scarcely the first indication greeted the
eager gaze of the tired and footsore sol
diers of its being inhabited by living
mortals as they marched through. The
once busy streets were wild and desc
late, the business houses were and had
been for many months closed. Desola-
ton and starvation stared in the face
the citizens of this country, yet they
didn't want to see the Yankees come.
But the Yankees came.
General Dodge located his Headquar-
tiers here, and told the people what he
was going to do, and what they must do.
Numerous and various threats were
made by some Of the indignant chiyal
~ as to whose orders they would obey,
etc. Examples were made by sending
them outside the Federal lines, which
convinced the others that the General
meant what he said
Time passed and the people began To
see that the United States Government
amounted, to something,. after all the
preachings of secession sympathizers,
and TO learn that General Dodge was
their friend if they would become loyal
citizens.
How is it to-day, compared with four
months since We have q railroad in
running order from Nashville to Deca-
tur, the streets are crowded from morn
ing till night with citizens selling their
produce, and purchasing whatever they
need The mills, factories, machine
shops, and all business houses are do
ingans extensive business, nearly ifnot
quite as large as in time of peace
County Offices have been filed, and an
organization better than heretofore es-
tabiished
In fact, Pulaski is to day doing as
large business as il ever did For
this the people of this place are indebt-
ed to the Yanllees-who were despised
by them them, and looked upon as
fufiians and murderers.
Since the Occupation of this place by
Union soldiers the citizens have formed
a different opinion Of them, and now
acknowledge them to be an intelligent,
industrious and enterprising people
Ptiaski Volunteer