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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-24

81. LOUIS req. -S.-Ihe Democrats ana
Conservatives held a meeting in the Mer-
camille Library Hall last night, at which
resolutions were adopted 10 the following
effect;
ResoIued. That the Democracy Of St
LOUIS are determined 70 restore 10 the citi-
zens Of Missouri al their constitutional
| rights under the Federal Constitution. and
defend the qualifications of members Of
Congress, and all men possessing such quail
I icali0n are eligible 10 seats in either house
/ OF Congress; that the regulation Of the
| right Of suffrage belongs to the Stste alone
Inst taxation without representation is Ia
opposition 90 fundamental principles Of
American constitutional law mat Andrew
Johnson, in his recent speech to the dslega-
ton, has placed himself upon principles
stated in the foregoing resolution, and we,
the Democracy Of ST. Louis, pledge cur
support 10 HIM in carrying out said
principles; that the Democracy Of Missouri
heartily approve the Presidents veto of the
freednehs bureau bill; that the Democracy
are alarmed at the rapid strides the adyo-
Gates Of the n-ati0ual funding system are
Masking towards the establishment of q la
tional aristoeracy Of stock funds, by ex-
empting such funds from State taxation;
that the Democracy believe no citizen can
be deprived of fanny natural or political right, /
NANNNN ny lEldA anu NuAhAGLluA OF eut4 d
crimes as are punishable by deprivation Of
liberty; that we pledge ourselves TO support
free trade; that We thank Hon. John Logan,
Democratic member from this city, for his
support of President Johnson's restoration
policy, and that we cordially invite the CO.
operation Of all men who oppose the radical
party.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
action Of the VeraRdah Hall Convention OF
last May.
NEw YORK, February 23.-The Posts spe-
cial says there is much excitement in
Washington over the Presidents speSch in
Gen. Grant is passing the day at the
house Of A. T. Stewart. He Will leave for
W ashingt0n tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The President
has received the following dispatch
ST.. Louis, Feb. 23.-The conservative
Union men Of Missouri greet you with one
guns for the noble stand YOU have
AIKEN in defense ofthe liberty ofthe people. 1
Signed, very respectfully,
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State Central Convention Of {.

sentative Union mel Of Missouri.
NEWARK, n. j. Feb. 23.-The s O'Clock
through Washington train, on the New
Jersy Railroad, being detained by fog this
morning, run into a wood train, which wa:
switching acrcss the track out Of time al
East Newark. Locomotives were both de-
m0llshed, and ears OF the Washington train
were badly smashed. Three brakesmen
were seriously injured, one having both legs
s~hocklngly damned, and another il is fear
ed injured internally. The Wash
Ington and other trains were delayed sever
81 hours.
WAsmNGToN, Feb. 23.-SrxArr-N
Ranny, Of Maine, presented the petition of
Dr.. Evans, Of Colorado, recommending
strict quarantine as a preventative Of the
spread Of the cholera in this country,
which was referred 10 the Committee Of
Commerce.
Mr.. Fessenden presented a petition for q
reduction of taxes on agricultural nipple
ments, which was referred to the Committee
OF Finance.
= Mr.. Cowan presented a petition asking
that an amendment TO the Constitution De
adopted to prevent any State from making
distinction in rights OF naturalized citizens,
which was referred TO the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill TO continue
in force the present Freedmen's Bureau for
w years longer, which was referred TO the
Military Committee.
POmeroy, Of Kansas, introduced a bill to
reimburse the State of Kansas for expenses
incurred in equipping and the militia to
repel the invasion Of that State and Mis-
souri,, which was referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
The contested election seat Of Washburue
VS.. Voorhees, Of the 9TH District of Indiana
was taken up. Mr.. Marshall, Of ILL.,, sus-
tanned the minority report at length.
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Petroleum Barrels.

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Glnsano. Faaihers, BeesWax.

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$500 Id ~ DruE store OF r.. r. Je1Eus 4
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Price list with samples sent ~ mail when re1rszi.
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Styles plcFss A. ae- ifehll-lm
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MEDICTNEs FURNTsHED

In an cases, which saves to the patient The cxravarant prices of medicines or pre-.
srpdons, which viii, in many cases. cost more than Che whole of bis chug-.'br
sides you save yourself the probability of exposure m calling Tor the ueirfnst al a
Drug store. The office is so arranged that no one need see You Will, there. AN
business ans correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
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INJECTIONS with painful operations, etc, was aroused by The rrurut5u tt
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21
Petition to Sell Land

Joseph Wisdom and others,
James Thornton and others.
N THE cause it appearing to me from the petition
OF petitioners, which is to, that the resi-
dence Of the defendants James Thornton, and Viii
liam Thornton is unknown, IL is therefore ordered
by that publication be made in the Pulaski CHI
zen. a newspaper published in Pulaski, Tennessee
for four successive weeks, notifying and requiring
the said James Thornton and William Thornton,
to appear before the county Court of Lawrence
county, 10 be held at the court house in Lawrence
burg on the first Monday ia January next, (1s6F,
and plead answer or deInur to the petition Of petit
TONERS or the same win be taken for confessed rs to
them and set for hearing ex parte.
Nov. SOFT S. A. CAEKELL, clerk
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Ingolvent Notice.

Chancery Court Of Memphis, Nov. Term, lo6bs-
l357--E. r. ID lanes A. EIai wood, AdIninistra-
torof William E. Eddins deceased, vs.. Virginia
Eddins. fTh0mas- B. Eddins, ct al, he widow.
heirs at law, distributes and creditors OF said
Vim. Z. Eddins, deceased.
n this cause it Is ordered by the Court that the
/ County eCour5s of Shelby county, genuessee, be
enioined from taking any further steps in the ad
ADMINISTRATION of the estate of said Eddins that said
stratlon be Transferred 60 this court and the
estate administered upon nsolvent; and that all
creditors those claiming to be creditors, whether
by note aCcoumt5 DEGREES or judgments both resident
and nonresident, be-restruined from prosecuting
their claims, otherwise than under this proceeding.
It is further ordered that al creditors do prove and
file their ciaim with the Clerk and Master Of 5his
Court and make themselves parties to this suit on
or before the second Monday III May, 1857 and that
copy Of this order be published for six weeks in
the Daily Memphis Appeal aud Avalanche. and in
the newspaper .Tablislled 81 Pulaski. Tenn.
dee lew AUGUST0N ASTON, G. 4 II.
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Patitinn to SET Land.

W. q. Garner and others, VS.. III az.
The unknown heirs Of jackson Garner, decd
n This cause 1t appearing to from the petition
Of petitioners, which is to, that the names
Of tho heirs of Jackson Garner decd, unknown
and that they nonTesidents Of the State of Ten
nessce It Is therefore ordered that publication be
made III the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper published
in the town Of Pulaski Tenressee for four successive
weeks, notifying and requiring the said unknown
heirs ofJackson Garner, Decd to appear before the
County Court of Lawrence county, to be held in
thecourt house in the town Of Lawrenceburg on the
first Monday ia January next, 1867 and plead,
swer demur to the petition Of petitioners or the
viii be taken for confessed to them, and set
for hearing eX-parte.
Nov. 30-4t s. A. CARRELI. clerk.
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In the County Court Of Giles County

Bill TO SELL LAND
EATERS. Compton admir-. of Robert Guthrie, senr.
dee'd- and wife Cynthia Compton, complainants,
VS..
JaEe Guthrie, and the heirs of John Guthrie
Of Erancis tIuthTie-of Robert Guthrie, JEFF
Theophilus Guthrie of Andrew Guthrie and Of
Samuel GuthTie-Rll heirs at law of Robert Guth-
RE sen'r dec'd.-late of Giles county, Tennessee,
defendants.
7 7 appearing to the satisfaction of tho Clerk by
affidavit, that she names and residence Of the de-
fendants--the heirs of John Guthrie decd-the
heirs of Francis Guthrie, decd--the heirs of
Robert Guthrie jr,, decd Except Amanda Frank
lin, )-the heirs Of Theoplss Guthrie, dec'd.--thc
heirs of Andrew Guthrie, dec'd.--and the heirs of
Samuel Guthrie decd, are unknown, that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served on
them; it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks IN the ssPnlaski
Citizen" newspaper published in Pulaski, in the
State Of Tennessee, requiring said unknown parties,
and classes of heirs, to be and appear at the term of
of the County Court of Giles county to be held at he
court honseof said county in Pulaski, in the State
ofTennessee, on the FIRST Monday ia January next,
and answer, plead or demur to compliments BIZ,
or the same win be taken for confessed to them
and set for hearing ex parte.
Nov. 28-4t E. W. ROSE, clerk.
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NEW PROPOSALS. EC
Every Citizen Of the County Interested

We design eulargipg and greatly imPrOv-
ing the Citizen next year, provided we can
increase our patronage enough to Justify
the expense of doing SO.
And in order to interest every philan-
shropist IN the county, we make the fol-
lowing propOsaia
We will give 10 the new College enter
prise $500, provided those Interested in it
shall raise US 500 new subscribers, at the
regular cash price, or s for each new sub
scriber thus obtained over 25.5
The same proposition is extended to the
Ladies' Benevolent Association, to supply
manned Confederates with artificial limbs.
Societies aud organizations accepting this
proposition will each designate or appoint
some responsible agent through whose
hands all moneys and subscribers will come
to US. .aaH
Ex.Rebel soldiers, who have lost the use
of limb in the "bost cause. viii be sup
piled with the Citizen at halt price.
We ask their comrades and friends to aid
us in giving them limbs by procuring as
many subscribers as possible for the CITIZEN
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Archer Cheatham s. Bros eomplnts, rs
a. N. Carter ct ais. def ds.,
\ this cause It appearing the satisfaction of the
i Clerk and Master, fraFzaffidavit, that the defend
ant Samuel Nicholson - nonresident Of Tennes-
see TINT the ordinary ocess of this Court cannot
be served on him: On motion il is therefore order
ed that publication be made for four weeks in sue
lished in thetown Of FuIas i'm said State requiring
said defendant to be and appear on the first day Of
the next term Of the Chancefy Court to be held for
the county Of Giles at tbs Court House in Pulaski
on the first Monday in March pext, aud answer
eomplaiuants' bill, the same VIII be taken for
confused as to him and set for hearing -pGrte.
Nov 30 1865. A. cox, c. & m.
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Henry G. Melee. ct ais, oompl'nts. VS.

-LI0lDOTMo --------
n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master fronI Affidavit that the defend
ants Claiborne Pillow, Stephen Pillow, the minor
children of Levi Pillow and Nareissa j. Pillow, are
non-residents Tennessee that the ordinary pro
cess of this court conflot be served on them; On
motion st is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in succession ia the Citizen
newspaper published in the town Of PulasH in said
State requiring said defendants to be and appear on
the first day of the next term of the Chaneery Court
to be held for the county Of Giles at the cOurt
house in Pulaski, on the first Monday in March
next, and answer compliments bill or it viii be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing
eB-parte. Nov S0368l A. cox C. d m.
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Insolvent Notice.

II solveney OF the estate of r. S. Alexander, all
persons hereby noffed 81 dc their claims against
said estate with said clerk ith bhs time preserib
ed BY law, for pro rata payment, they u be
forever barred ad tbose inde5ssd 20 the came VIII
settle once their claims win be put out for col
lection. W~E.ALEXANDEB,
dee. IA Ims Admir-.
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LLPERsONs having claims against the estate
Il Of Robert Moore are requested 70 come forward
and present them, duly prebated, within the time
prescribed BY LAYER the sAEe VIII Be barred b. the
statute 81 limitations. j. fIaIHilton, the former
administrator having resiaue5 and I have been
appointed in his place. All persons owing the
tate viii come forward and pay up a. The estate
naust De settled. D. II. PARSONS,
rs rf4s-st Administrators
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
Rob'b =. Spencer, compl'nt, rs
s,.-nL 4 NJ lnElLt

Sarah A. Neal def'dt
N this cause il appearing the satisfaction of the
L clerk master from affidavit that the defendant,
Sarah 4 Neal, is a nonresident ofthe State Of Ten
Aessee SO that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served her. IN motion it is therefore or
deied that publication be made for four weeks in
Succession in the Citizen, newspaper published in
the town Pulaski in said State, requiring the said
defendant to be and appear the first day of the
next term of the chancery court to be held for the
county of Giles at the court house in Pulaski, on
the first monday in March next, and answer the
eOmplainaHts' bilI or the same win ,,e taken for
confessed as to beFand set for hearing ex-parte.
December 7, 1866 COX. s. II
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4. Hamilton & Co, compl 'nts., vs.
IL. El.ALsLIs ~. u IL -a.E-l.

II this eauseit appearing to the satisfaction of the
i Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant William MeAiilhon is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
this court can lot be served on him; On motion It
is therefore ordered tAst publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Citizen newspaper
published IN the town of Pulaski IN said State,
during said defendants to be and appear before the
clerk & master Of the Chancery Court, at his office
aE the court house in Pulaski at Rules, the first
Monday in January next, and answer compliments
bill or the same win be taken orcenessed as to him
and set for hearing &c paYte..
Nov so, 1856. n cox, c. q N
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J. Cal Gilbert ct ais, eqnipl' nts; vs.

Il this cause appearing tothe satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants lie sis n Gilbert, laura Gilbert, FhOeba J
Gilbert, minor childrenof David Gilbert, deeeas-
ed, are non-residents of the STATE 81 Ten
cannot be served them; On motion It is there
fore ordered that publication be made for Il r weeks
in succession IN the Citizen, newspaper published
in the town Of Pulaski in said State requiring said
defendants to be and appear the first day of the
next term of the Chancery Court. be held for the
county of Giles at the court house in Pulaski on
the first Monday in March next and answer
eompainans BILL or the viii be taken for con
fessed as to them and set forhe aring es-Dafte.
december 7, 1866. A. cox CeR NJ
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@In Reward.

We viii pay the above reward each for
files of the Citizen for the years 1860 and
1861, delivered at this Office. Be sure to
bring them sin early Our files were seHt-
tered during the war. and they are Of great
pecuniary value to US as well as to many
narties TO suits in Ohaneery.
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery court At
l Pulaski in the cause of Henry Houze VS.. J. c..
Young and others, win,
Monday the Gath Of December next
sell to the highest bidder on she premises, about
miles south ofPulaski, tract of about leo acres of
land mentioned in the plea6ngs, belonging to the
estate Of A. S. Young dec'dadi Joining the lands Of
Robert Dickson, Chas Alternately and others
Credit of l and years with interest from date
Notes withgood security REQ Ired and lien retained
nov 50 a. COX, C s. M
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DURsUAl-F to a decree Of the Chancery so6rt at
Pulaski, IN the causes Of Wn. Pinkerton- vs
Mary Fippin and Others, l win, on
Saturday, 22d day Of December 1866,
sell to the highest bidder, at the court house door
10 Pulaski- the House and Lot described in the
pleadings, adjoining Mn. Garner, Greed Flppin &
james Bunch, belonging 70 the estate of Joseph
Flippin, decd ear
Terms:
To besoa en- credit of 6, u, Is and p months
Witninterest. Notes and good security viii be re-
qulred Of purchasers anda lien retained.
Nov A. COY
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80 ~ YEARl " - 2

q 4 KIM EA1fA AEssAAsA III
D .gikJsJ cry Whore to sell ear s,av-i
ing Naehines Three neW kinds-. Cnder aEllI l5Eag
feed. sentou trial. Warranted ave yoar8. Above
salary OF laTes commissions PAID 1he o-fkF ma
chimes sold 81 the pnitsl States 11r less then 80
gf0ra- a Batzr, Slayer 4 10, eaf Bacastdor. al
ether cheap machines are faffi8Ge1ezss and The e.
Ter are kagtks g qFests a6 aEsd igipFis0af1r
Illustratsd circulars seat free Address
Shaw 4 Clark. ~ Biddeford, Maine. o. Ctieaao III
{ulY 20HisWiy
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NGTTCE

rT7HE insolvency Of Geo. W. Pitts estate having
j been suggested, snd Bin fled in the Chaneery
given to all persons having claims against said es-
tate 90 file the same with the undersigned, clerk
master said court. before the LIST monday in
March 1867, for pro rata ylaent; and all persons
are enjoined by decree Of said court from proseeu-
ting any suits at law against the administrator of
nov 38-2m A. cox, c m.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21

d URSU ANT to a decree of the Chaucery court at
Pulaski n the cause o. David Inmnn vs. ElTin
1nman wiz sell to the highest bidder for cash. on
Saturday the esd Of December next
at the court house in Pulaski tract of about 27o
acres of land, mentioned in the pleadiHgs belong
ingio the estate of John C. Inman decd. situated
the 9th civil district of Gilesc ounty adjoining
the landa of John w and Jarnes NJ. Parker others
nov 80 a. cox, q N
Also, In same cause,
Monday the 24th day of December, 1866.
sell 70 the highest bidder on the premises tract Of
163 ceres described in the pleadings, belonging to
the estate of Joseph c. Inman, decd, adjoining the
lands Of John Phelps on the South and b. F Carter
on then0rth; and-the same purchased by the said
Inman from James RittenbeTry.
TernS-Cash.
nov .. a. cox. Q. n.
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lUNDHR wEAH.

We take great pleasure IN ann01aaiAR % the In
halitants Of Pulaski and vicinity, that laVe g.
cared tie services Of Mr.. Charles W s1ith, a=gen-
tIeraan well known 70 the rosisseas Of Giles coan ~
who viii always be pleased - eeef and eit eas 2iaa
old friends and former customers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21
Land Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Iulaski Tenn, in the cause Of James MeeailuIn
for use of &c, james +. Bunch, E. V. Lunsford
and others viii, on
Monday, the gath day Of December, 1865,
sell to the highest bidder the premises at the old
Pulaski th3 Turnpike road, the tract of land on
which said shop is situated belonging to Luns-
ford and Bunch, and upon which said Lunsford
resides, containing % acres and 142 pole. Sac
at Il o'clock. q. ln.--free from redeinptIon.
TERMS
Sold on a credit of eight months with interest
Note and security required, and lien retained.
Nov % a COX, &