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d Crown Of Glory.

Every Man, Woman and Child who has
used -.,,,oe,,
& willing to recommend it Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Atnbrosia famous all over the world.
TT IS WARRANTED TO PIEAsE.s B
Ttcures Itching OF the Head
IT makes new Hair grow on BAD lIeads
, sIf1orevents the Hair from Falling out.
= u Fenders the Hair Soft and Glossy,
f,laanses the Scalp, Copls the Heated BroW,
n eraoves Dandruff, cures Nervous Head
sssscl7e, Cures Badness, 1nSures LuXuflant
+ ssslzs.F Illclines Hair to Curl. Supercedes
Wigs. Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
once. - ere
We saw. the Ambrosia will suit you to n
E1ecanfIy put up. Delicately perfulned
PatTonized by Opera Singers ana Actresses
SOLD in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ne two large bottles-No.2 for morning
No for evening 90. l.,y-4 !. esT,u,1,
LfNG'S -AMBROsIA IS thg best mos
.-e--eeai,lc and effective toilet in the world
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JUDGE LAIRD's SPEECH-A Rich
Tune J pdge Laird delivered Z
speech at the Court House last night
to the edifcation of the unterrified,
which. as we expected it would be,
was full Of the eternal negro. That
was the burden and theme of his song
from beginning to end. 1t abounded
in rich sayings from beginning to
end. Ne took full notes Of it, but
as 1T was SO late before he finished,
we are not able 10 lay it before our
readers to-day We regret it very
much, but viii probably give a sum.
: I'll e = J., tha next issue of the
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Fam p Rfai5csqHEXRD EDWARDS.
a VOICE FROM vICKsRURG.

VICKsBURG, Miss, Aug. 8, 1868.
W. DR. JOHN BUbIzDear Sir: i am happy
Jas, to state TO you that have used your yalu-
able Cedron Bitters with great beneflt TO
myself. in general debility and prostratlon
Of my system produced by the unhealthy
and niasmatic influence of the Mississippi
River around Vicksburg, having been with
General Grants army through its whole
- = southern campaign. confidently recoIn-
mend its use to all persons who are -eX-
posed to unhealthy climates. 81.
H. w. FOGId1,
Agent u. 5. Sanitary Commission.
III i For sale by PIsfER N1EgAIFG, Water
street. lnlslyl4
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Mrs WinsloW's Mystic Pills

Are prepared only FOR a legit iIaate ptlr- I
Fga & nose and are the, oaiyssafe and eifectiye
medicine for all those pa1nfuI ana uShBerr-
SDus. disorders to which the tenlale tohstI-
-sab futfor lis subject. They are The only tehu-
inc Female Pills extants No article OF
re -nedieine intended for the exclusive use OF
Females, that has ever made its appear
ance has met with such universal favor as
Mrs Winslow's Mystic Pills by their m N
yigoratiug properties the appetite ana IL 81
s Fss syesti0n is Improved the hue or healtn p
restored to the cheeks, weakness OF the
sxDine relieved and all the Indications OF
Nervous Debility removed. NO maiden,
M r. or mother should be without the Mys-
tse nfIIss3 TRY them, and be convinced that
fslev are the Lady's Friend. Price ~ per
box oFs3 boxes COR s.. Forssale hy all drug
~ gfsts III Evansville
rez- MARRIAGE AND CzLIBACY; an
ESSAY of Warning and 1nstruetlon LOT
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the Will powers, WIN
sure f4lehns of cure. Sent free OF charge IN
Cfgl sSsaisd fetter, envelopes Address DR.. j.
-fRlz2 SEe4fF4N EEoUGHToN, Howard ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia Pa. apE@1 99the1Ssns
"a BATCHEL0R's HAIR by b The
best in the world; harmless, relleple, n n
SsJallta neous. The only perfect Dye. -
disappointment; no ridiculous tlIltss tfu'
TO nature black or brown Genuine L
SIGNED WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
a lso Regenerating Extract OF AllIaehetif
-PeStores preserves, and Deautl4es III
F,si1.1 rreyents badness. sold by all dft'2
Cists Factory, Barclay street, n. l.
nar22 dly
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RECoRDER's CoURT. lone man APP
peared before the Recorder yesterday
on charge of peddling without license.
He plead ignorance Of the law, in ex
tenuation Of his ofense, and upon
mature consideration, he was allowed
to 60 free for this tipie, but adj
nonished to- procure the necessary
authority for such transactions in flu
ture. 6 aA
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lsPECIAL NOVICE!
BULLS GEDRO4 BITTERs.
Reed Mr.. Ed,cards's Statement.

TEfI LOUISVILLE, KY, April Y, 1858.
TlE John BULI-Dear Sir: Gratitude 70
YOU ~ we'll a 4 sense of duty to the pub
10 81 ~, ~ M ,,s5 f fs. e-saf beneft
~ have derived from the use of your q Cedron
Bitters.'' After a military service OF , thlr-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
s,aFnpaign and battle, I was discharged
from tie service and came home 70 die;
-- Dygpersia liver complaint, and general
80. SiebfiffS were fast hurrving me to- the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
Dhysicians seemed only to aggravate my
i diseases. About four weeks ago was for-
tunate enough to procure Your Cedron
Bitters - and by the use of them alone
have been restored to perfe It and robust
health 1 can most earnestly recommend
them as being all, and more than all they
are recon- nlended to be. You are at liberty
TO make any use sou wish of this state
ment.
lam, respectfully -,,,,,, ,,r,e,
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8 eg Owing toTseyeral very disa-
l9fseable mistakes which were over
looked by the proof reader, in the
communication relative to the com
mencement exercises in Asbury Uni-
Eersity, which we printed yesterday,
we insert the communication again
this, morning; in connection with an
other on the same topic. .H.4
h. Another correspondent sends US a
comparatively favorable account of
the crops in Parke County, and an in
! teresting report Of the great Union
meeting recently held in Rockville, in
that county. Gen. Kimball and Col.
R.W Thompson were the principal
speakers on that occasion. II -
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81
was in the highest degree commenda-
BILE, while in Arithmetic the class was
quite as good. OF course a great deal
could not beexpected of those scho-
lars, who have never had the adyant
ages of parental training, consequent
ly, those vino attended were ast6nish-
ed at the rapid progress they had
made iAAo 'ila1 2 EnzI
The Reading and Spelling were ex-
cellent The Misses johnson must
have labored hard to train the minds
of those pupils so successfully. Dur
ing the examination the exercises
were interpreted with singing and
declamations One little boy, not ex-
ceeding six years old. detained a
piece. Of i've or six. verses perfectly.
Another piece entitled : Gods
Time, was detained by boy about
fourteen years old, and another. Are
we yet Free, by boy about ten
years Did. There we're several songs
sung, in which the taste of the colored
race for singing was fully exhibited.
One, suited to the tune of :, Dixie
entitled /" Whaf viii be done with the
ITazyT Scholar, 2 pleased the visitors
well. We do say that those ladies
deserve great credit For what they
have already accomplished. for which
| they ought to- be we'll repaid.
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which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething BY softening the gums, reducing
Ali iuhammations, viii allay ALL PAIN
and spasn1odic action, and IS
SURE TO REGULATE, THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANI7'
We have put j. b and sold this article for
over thirty years, and com sag in confidence
/ and truth of it what we have never been
/ able to say of any other medicine: neUeT
/ has h f1iled In a single itstcfce to eject q
I are wien timely used. Never did we
/ know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. ON the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak IN
/ terms of COMMUNICATION of It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak ia
mis- matter l,-hat zee DO k7lOlc after thirty
s--ass experience, and pledge our reputation
for the fttfv'..aI Of aQltot zee here declare. In
almost every instance w1Ey~e- .4'-.- iaafant is
suffering from painIand exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is Administered. q
Full directions for using viii accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the FAC
smile Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New foFA
is on the outside wrapper. ,-4 tne
4 - f7Oiu gy al NAAAe5E5A-'12.
PFIcF. or1x IS CENTS a BOTTLE.
uayl0 decd, W Il
~ Cf,TlGATE's AROMATIC sO4t.-A
; superior Toilet Soap, prepared from reIneo
t vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine. and especially designed for the use
of ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
isexor1isite. andits washing properties IN
/. rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feh23 dAMly
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+ ~ToTED 4 MUsKEr The Courier
man says that he toted one of Uncle
Sam Inusketsp for three years. 1t
must have been one Of those that the
scoundrel Floyd stole from Uncle
Sam to bfeak up this Government
with. .ss9tara{
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r. BSz7 There was another case of mat
rimonial infeicity made known at one
of the justices Offices yesterday morn
ing. Is is a pity that such troubles
cannot be. adjusted without an5apped
to law. We forbear mentioning names
out Of regard for the lady's feelings.
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CITY NEWS.

Our PUBLIC ScHooLs.-As an evil
dence of the great interest taken in
our public Free Schools by the citi-
zens,r we viii state the fact that more
than two thousand visitors have been
present-a the examination just closed,
This is as it should be, and the num-
her should be Increased from year to
year, Eg@as Aee or
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Custom Work Of all kinds

Solicited and promptly done. Price lists
and samples sent If requested Persons
sending us their wool to be worked up for
them or to be exchanged for goods, ought
to give full directions what kind OF goods
they want and where they want them
shipped and. also, ifthey want TO get their
yvoot worked up on shares. We warrant
them sair business-Iike treatment.
We are running two Of the largest and
best sets of Wooden Machinery, and car
I'LL all orders promptly.
SCHEFER, RIMROTH & co.
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Wool FACTORS.
scEh@fer. RinnrOth q Co.,
yANDERBURGH WOODEN MILLS
Ev.ANsv1LLE. NDIANA,

lEANUFAC OF JEANS, SATt-
~ nefS. FIannels, IiEseys, CoyeTletss
BisnIets. Balmoral skirts, Stocking Yarn,
Sc. &c. Factory at Franklin Street Bridge,
/. aInasco Enlargement. store on IhId
81 TVss1inpton House. Wool bought at
the FACTORY or store for cash. at Cincinnati
market prices, or in exchange for goods.
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ANNoUNcEnTEN.r!s

A Card - fsE
MEssRs. EDIToRs-Sirs: VIII -Ss,l r,laasas
announce w. g. HAZEIsRICiG aSSStt.sT.{i
date for County Treasurer, subject & the
action of the Union County C0nyenfioiiS
Mr.. H. was a Union soldier, and was Sc
verelSr wounded, disabling him for life. He
is well qualified and deserves the support
f1n27d2t MANY isOLDIERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
Er We invite the special attention Of our
eadels to Or. Easterly's advertisements,
Fhich can be seen Il our advertising col
INNS. DR.. Easteriy Family Medicines
are deservedly POPULAR A.ve rapid sale,
give general satisfactlon' ana sse kept in
all the principal ufus-sso q Il - hout
the Western and souiheFn 9esssSs. ill
mend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares remedy Hor s@sN =. 70
disease, which can Ds rene" "p9i' y
may axis $3.50
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Tar-El- - -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-a nT coLGATE's HONEY SOAP This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
nals is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its natures
yRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
ieaIers ~ aug41y
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We regret to
learn that Lieut.. Samuel Smith, of
Rockport, met with an accident on
Thursday last that will probably prove
fatal. He was engaged in framing a
barn about one and half miles from
Roekport, and fell from the frame
work, distance Of severalfeet, crush
ing his body At last accounts he was
still alive, but no hopes were enter
tanned Of his recovery. Lieut.. Smith
some months ago. was the principal
sufferer by the celebrated Rockport
robbery. eaN
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE. ~
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM VINCENNES.
Goirg East. Going W.T..
] 10 P n ) Is A II
Express 10 1872 r M 5sl5 r N
Passengers for st. Louis and Cairo, leav-
ing Evansville at 2:f5P NJ, make close con-
1nection with the o. & M. r. II. at VIM
cennes; arrive at st. Louis at l2sIO A. NJ,
and at Cairo at $50 A. NJ. ~
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GRoCERTES.
'. ]. -DANIE L.f.l NJ 2 I'D n ~ n hAll
DANIEL az KAHN,

Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CT
CARS, COTTON YARNS NAILS, &c.
No. 2 Water ST., between Main and Locust.
ian ll-6n Evansville, Ind. :
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/ and Exhaustion.

Aesr It requires q constitution and a physique
aao of unusual strength to resist the effect of
the eneryating heat of July and August.
Unless the system is toned and sustained
Bysa wholesome stomacllic during these
oppressive months, it is likely to be so Sc
verely debilitated as to render it an easy
tds1t prey TO the iepfdemfcs which prevail in the
Fati "a wholesome stomacllic. where is
Ii to be found?'' asks the reader, who has,
perhaps, been told by his physician that
little good brandy is a serviceable stiInu-.
sIantyafid has sought TOR that hselete arti-
Gle in vain 1t would be as idle TO expect
eohofesoHseaess and purity among the liquors
Of cornrnerce as to look for miracles Of piety
so the State prison, on wisdom in an idiot
asylum. There il one 81 ~ feso0aiee--but one
for tf10SesV7lO need a. protective tonic ana
Notwithstanding 1ny1gorant- Lei them
commence at once, as The tOrftd season
LETTERS STOMACH BlTIERS. ASK the
refurz1ad oII1cers and soldiers or the Unfon
~ 5tfrny. 1lfeA have used TINS ehxiF during the
war what they think of it. They viii tell
YOU that it Keeps up the vital forces undeF
the whiting beams Of verttcle sun, Win
s out Vitiating the blood or creating any -tliI-
due exciteT3 ent IN the circulation AS the
1nebIiates.- IGbraces the nervous organ1Za-
ton, and regulates all the functions Of the
1rfsfz body. No other stimuiept can compare IN
f4s purity with the Essence 1of Rye, which
forms Us. basis, and tile tonic. aperlent and
fantf-biIiOus herbs withssTltch. II IS medl-
catad, are the best 81 sliefT Kind on the lace
OF the globe. sffa ~ JeZo
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HoRsE TAMING-Quite a CROWD
gathered on Third Street, yesterday,
to witness the exhibition of aitrained
horse, which was driven about the
streets without lines. or Bride, and.
governed entirely by the whip. After
that was over a man gave an exhs-
bition of his ability to ride a mule,
which elected a good deal of ap-
plause. After riding back and forth
for some time, he finally lost his bal
lance, and measured his full length
on the newly laid gravel, which was
the closing scene of the exhibition-a
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H%-HALLS -VEGEILABLE SICILLAN
THAR RENEWER has PROV itself to be
most perfect preparation for the hair
&C. ever offered-to the public. tA1 ~.
1t is vegetable compound, and contains
esn no injurious properties whatever.
- IT tpft restore gray hair 70 its original color
- sfass It VIII keep the hair from falling out
elise OFT cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
- = soft lustrous and silken. e..iii.t3
sne1idtis splendid hair dressing IS
s. r5r3I No person, young or old, should fail to
= use Il SID hiHohe '..-3 nl5i-ii5 2al
II is recommended ana Used ~ the first
medical authority.
- AskJfor Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
Reviewer, and take no other
II. p. HALL & CO, Proprietors,
FOR sale l3y all druggists Snay24 dim
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DEATH on an On SoLpIER.-Tl

DEATH OF AN Old SoLDIER.--The
Princeton Clarion announces the
death OF an of5--Aldier in that county,
by the name of John Frzgvrrs-l-
who departed this life few days since,
of typhoid fever. Mr.. Z. was one of
the survivors of. the battle Of Tippa7
canoe n fought on the 9TH Of NoveIm1-
Der 1911. There are yet living in
Gibson County three survivors Of that
ever memorable battle-David john
son, Henry Reel, and John l. Nicely.
Mr.. S. was true to his country to the
last. Thus. pass away the brave.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-26

Sm D,fritt Sciumtia lint In fur,r 3,tt
MOT ~psniasr ais 500 Sibs an einsr Art Nin.
psrpsf aeforbsn.
Man BORT, paB O n. 6pwarb Der Cor.
MIN 'nsr oss 5r.spmsn's BUREAUS, rcfsntrsu
piQ ~
= @en. Grant BAL osu 8tfrbi sssrtsu, fets
msttsre gtsaerr'simsEtrr 3u tntIoGeu. Go iousn
nur IL 0G0 Mann fartia. Srrpptn i'm Di,nf
S's'een unb i'm au6srftn Dstsn p.ruanpt w,r.
ptu. a.
- Die @tdutie.r b r tirLi& In 0afbinescn
s'Src6ensn Naiicnal Sant lpnsn ! n i Gsnts
pom Dollar trtaIten.
Sen. Ssaursaarp rstfs NIT esm Dampf,r
Saronia mad europa. a|
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Dermi(1tes,

Die pttiasslpbiu ,5rsis YrsEs" fdr.ibt:
en9sI& @oIf's 3arm mar am SOnntas
iopoSl Dts ON Nontas. bsiOnOsrs on ot.(sm
lsBtsrn Gage lsbr fart bsiu6t uuo atferu Bat.
ten lid pnielbit oiels iunss parGen tinasfunosn.
Ipslte i'm 5rstsn nod Der i65nen Sun,. Ruff
ibrs Ssine t%spsstsu. Gin ausaauhnst,s Ga
ssFbtsr srbSPts Den 8sis Dee @auseu.
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AuslanD.

Sefret6. Yteueeu mnb StaItsr.
Die &risaefrase If fhr DEN auscntlid rurG rem
Slnan,panic n%tsrltattst morpen. SIS batts ts,n.
@pprFeation in Ter prcbenpen Sage Ger Dira,
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Alvin did Not Reply to ConciHum.


Mr.. McCORD:-Please give me space in
the Citizen to speak word or more con-
corning "My Sabbath Morn Lesson''-the
criticism by Concilium. and the eommuni-
cation of the Artemus Ward stile-of June
9th. First, the Lesson was not sent out
to teach Grammar, no more than the criti-
csm was intended to improve my writing.
Nor was any sect, creed or individuals
the gifted critic certainly believes-thought
of or spoken to in the faulty effort" The
intention of it was as good as the criticism
upon it is seUsre. Nevertheless, Concilium
did find errors in it; yet, is it not human
to err? And there are many errors among
us far worse than Grammatical But, for
his friendly interchange of thought, &C.:
While arden1y desire to drink deep with
him at the Pierian Spr:ng-be a student
for life-yet, do not choose-if it is fanati-
cal-tO participate in the picnic, the dance,
&c. Though "6oy'' now, I once was
warm advocate of such ''amusements."-
But having ''heard the conclusion of the
whole matter''-as the wise man also did
I think it our duty, our a0bOIe duty to fear
God and keep His commandments.
Of the author of calvin replies to Con-
cilium' let me ask you your motive. Why
did you use alvin to such an article as
he ("Alvin'') would not-had he the men
tai powers-pen, pro or con, to any person
or persons? He intimates that the 'Les-
son. ''Epistle," DC, were intended to
gain ''honors, - fame" &C., q am making
TOO msany ''sOfOrths.'') Sir, you are mis-
taken He also would have you believe
that there are but few readers of the Citizen
in this section. Will he not raise a fund to
supply it? Also, to give all heather the
word of God; (of the last named, keep a
copy himself and learn to edo unto others
as he would they should do unto him, .
also, that ''God will bring every work into
judgement" I will not say to you as did
one, upon a certain occasion, and as the
great enemy of souls suggests (aU his sug-
gestions are like many of modern critics, }
you have my inefable contempt. Not
so-but let me say to you in the language
of One-Whose example I desire ever to
initiate, and trust you viii. too, hereafter
Father forgive them
Now, farewell, most gifted critics. But
let me beg you, don'tu use your intellect ridi-
cuIing the humble, but unfortunately
faulty efforts "to do good, and to COM
municate" I trust the day is not far dis
tant when, instead of playing the critic you
will use your pen as did Baxter and others.
June 10, 1866. ALVIN.
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Attachment Suit.

Rains, Brown & Co., B. NJ. Moore,
7 n this case it appearing to from the affidavit
i of the Plaintiffs that the defendant, NJ Moore,
Justly indebted to them in the of hundred
and sXeen dollars and forty two cents due by note,
and all legal interest there on from the 1st day of
January, 1861, and that the said defendant is
resident of the State of Tennessee so that the ori
nary process of law cannot be served him; and it
further appearing tome that affidavit has been made
and bond given as required By Jaw in attachment
cases. and that the writ of Attachment has been is
sued and has been duly served by lawful officer Of
said county, and levied upon the property of the de-
fendant. 1t is therefore ordered by me that the
said defendant, B III Moore appear before me, w c
Davis, acting Justice of the Peace for Lawrence
county, Tennessee on or before Wednes lay the Goth
day of June, 1866, at my Office in the town Of Law
renceburg, and plead and defend this suit, or the
same viii be taken for confessed to him. and said
case for hearing ex-parte. Ii is 1urther ordered
that copy of this order be publishedin the PGlGSEi
Citizen. newspaper published in Pulaski, Giles
county Tenn, for four consecutive weeks.
w. c. DAVIS, J. P.
may IA, 1s66-4t-pI fee Sc. Lawrence County.
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From Washington.

New YoRK, June 9.-The report of the
majority of the Reconstruction Committee
was laid before Congress yesterday. It
declares that the lately rebelliOus States can
only be restored to their political rights by
the consent Of Congress; that the Governors
appointed by the President had the power
to organize civil courts, and that no Consti-
tuition has been legally adopted in any of
these States except Tennessee. The report
further represents that Tennessee is the
only one Of the States at all qualified for
rePresen tstion in Congress.
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NEW ADVERTISER NTS
In Chaneery at Lawreneeburg.

Thomas Martin vs.. James Metcalf others.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
i clerk and master that the defendant, James
Metcalf is a nonresident Of the State of Tennes-
see so that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served on him: On notionit is therefore
dered that publication be made in the 6 Caizes,"
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski in said
State requiring said defendant to be and appear On
the first day Ct the next Term of the Chancery
Court to be held for the county of Lawrence at the
court house in LawTenceburg, on the first Monday
to complainants bill and amended bill, or the
will be taken for confessed as to him and set for
June SIT TIL. GIBBS, c. & N.