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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

New counterfeit S5O's and S1OO's have
made their appearance at Decatur.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

THE American Consul at Liverpool, un-
der date Of May 10, writes: "Some two
weeks ago I advised you of the shipment,
from this port to New Y ork, of some 49,
600 bushels of wheat I now have to in
form the Department of State, that the City
of Cork, which sails tomorrow, take as
freight 498 casks of French wheat -four,
valued at 81 ,O46 think this is the first
instance of the shipment of French flour
from this port for the United States, and
probably the first time -four has ever been
shipped as merchandise from Europe to
America.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

IT is not generally known, says Wash
ington correspondent, that Senator Sumner
is and has been for six or eight weeks suffer
ing seriously from recurrence of the eere-
bral and nervous troubles caused by the
bludgeon of Brooks ten years ago. He is
unable to perform continuous and severe
mental labor. Powerful anOdynes alone
shZing him sleep. His physicians say that
has OYertasked his brain and needs rest.
Nashville Union and american says
lille working party was engaged, a
Us ago, in disintering the Federal
bio fell in the battle Of Resaea, near
they discovered a body which ex-
attention from the smallness of the
On examination, it was found to be
of woman who had been killed by
through the head. The grave was
"Charles Johnson, private, Sixth
Volunteers"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

CLAIMS FOR HoRsEs.-We are informed
that the Board of Surveyors, ordered to
convene at Chattanooga recently for the
purpose of investigating the circumstances
connected with the taking of certain horses
and mules from returned Confederates at
Strawberry Plains, East Tennessee, in the
spring of 1865, adjourned without taking
any definite action, as no claimants for the
property so seized laid the necessary proof
or papers before the Board.
There IS good reason for stating that if
the members of the 1st and 9th Tennessee
regiments, and others who lost animals at
the time indicated, viii forward to the
Quartermaster's Department at this point
such proof as is usually required in cases
of property Illegally taken, compensation
will be made therefor.-NashviZe Banner.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15
'Tnr Canadian nshindig'' has come to an

The Canadian "shindig" has come to an
ID, and the results may be summed up in
haadful of words. A few lives have
u captured; and very great quantity
Risky has been destroyed The poor
dies of the rauk-and file are slipping
to their homes by Government trans
alton, whilst the leaders are "under
ST." If the Fenhn organization has
future existence at all, the Stephens
ony stock will rise in value, and the
part of valor will prevail over its
but weaker companion, to whose
he present diseomftures may be east
ced.
g CELEBRATION of Ireland" by means of
Invasion of Canada" was indeed, as
es Stephens described it. ga dismal
r" 1t was more-it was ''bull'' Of
q most Characteristic description, and cam
only remind us Of Johnny Grot's receipt
for catching bears, ''to circumvent them
from the rear" Had there been the re-
Imotest chance of success by means of
lsecret understanding with the Canadians,
and simultaneous advance from the border
nd uprising over the country, the chance
vas lost by the bungling manner of the mi
iatory steps. No extraordinary sagacity
Fas needed to predict the speedy failure of
the whole affair, and from the Ridgeway
Firmish to the surrender of Gen. Spears,
q best of the Fenian leaders, there was
le difference of opinion any where. That
movement was daring is quite certain;
it that it was wise, who will say?-Banner
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15
RIDAY MORNING, JUNE 18Th, 1866.

PULASKI, TENN
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Public Sale
Official Estate a. personal propert,

ny yiftua nf AN orjer Of tho Oruhaos' Can't
GzzA Of bal. vaTs Crnntv p d,rsct.J ~ H.. uurr.
Signed 1,nsiee vii Ia soiJ AZ ruIiia Sale on
Il the d. emises slinste n, III. rown.hjp Of He he
ber A. b. 1866 tn. Iilown, dascr,,ed R.i Int,
No. A cart lin to.r.,,,u, nl,n,a,on and tract
land bounded Lv land. oT liz cia, mahst, hnsn
lands late OF samuel Hahsy deooss.d, lands of EaH
Pierce, VIM doDiry, WIN. HHnhey, Thomas Phillips aud
~ the lands hereinafter described containing hun
No IA certain tot Of land lOupi.h by the abayo
described tract, NJ by the SAID nnds oi Elias Pierce
containing two acres more or lsas.
The above described ReH Estate Is ,lighy situated,
on tho direct road from Marcus Hook To West Chester,
IL high aud heniihy locality, 3l1 miles frpn Luvood
statl"H. GA tile J.. W u railroad miles from Clay
mont station, gu tho samr kHfnnd. and eight miles
from wilmington, aud is cohveni'nt 10 places Of ons
wsrshtr and public uu.ructpu. Tha character Of the
Liant, IL excellent.
Tho improvements ronri4t At laE" two story and a
natl Stone Messutga with Tn eni strr' Kitchen an
wash house back with anplH Communications, consist
Jug VI 10 fOOns, furnished With all convenience
large stone duubl" n1oted nnru ~ H. by 30ls H..
win hii end shedding u Il. ois, and with irIas
straw house back Il Il by "a IT,, tho Barnie ccllOrsd
under, g1n houses aud shops IL IT by II H. corr
CRIB Of capacity sufficient to oold 900 bushels Il
new spring house over never ising spring Of water
'ut ~ sds iion the house, Is II. by 3ls IT, win
house that will hold hhont 40 two horse leads Of Ice
teros good lily Jfaulic Ram the prsHisv-, driven
bya strong water power OF nnr eot f which mru-hs4
abundant wa,r Ter the vi the house, bHtn sui gar
deh Tue farm ~ well wHtersd having two streams Of
water running through II young Is.c d uIchArd Of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
YaIuabIe Farm ar Public sale.

= The subscriber will expose at Public Sale, at
a. the Hotel OF W. T Chance, in the Village OF
esasI Odessa, on TUESDAY, the 2sd day of oetohor
Ill 1860, at o'clock, +. NJ, nll that Farm or Tract
of Land situate In St Georges Hundred IN Nsw Castle
County, and State of Delaware, abont ~ miles nom MI
Pleasant Station on the Deawtte kairoai and about
hall mile from the village of MoDonough, bounded on
the north by land of james NJ Nandrgriit, the east
by laud OF Abraham Naudegrlit. the south hy the
road leading frem Boyd's eoruer to jsmisou's eTrer
and tho west by landd late 81 Joseph CieaVe and
others containing III AcIss aud los p.Tches more 81
less being all that part of White Hall Farm, which b,
proceedings In Chancery Tor PARTITION was allotted to
tho widow and minor child Of Augustine Mallly, deoeas-
ed and said minors interest iu the SAME being now OF
Tered for sale under order Of the Orphans Court.
This property Is located la Of the nest wealthy
aud highly improved districts in the comfy the lard IS
all cleared but about eight acres aud Inc si IL % III"
best quality.
TRhM5-ren per cent cash the daS II sale, halt oi
the balance the sd Monday in February next, when
the deed will be executed and mortgage taken Tor III
halsheo with liberal credit For further PARTICULAR
inquire Of W, G. spRUANCE, New CAstl" Del, ~ N
the subscriber, CArHARlNE MAlLLS,
sept II la Port Penn, DeRwaI
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-.ES The valuable mansion, :, " Corner IT THIRD
I: al aud Shipley SITS the late residence OF Hon
EaaI John Wales Possession given on juno 2atb -
-, -, Terms easy, Apply todRIMsuAW SMcCABE
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NATIlRk.,s IOVAITN

IA Law universal and supreme,
In NatureA Realm are ever seen
W. In earth and ocean, air and sky,
-AA- No ebel atom meets the oye.
ThSday and week, and month aud year
Keep loyaholida with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars Of light
The milsy-way Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No rufnsn band can Interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphsrsi
when she bids martial Winter cease,
The boar frost grasp's soon released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland fscs,
Wresthed In loyal flowers Of grace,
ealuting man with balmy kisses
The only rebel deserving Kisses.
Aud 10 II Do, that man alone
viii cope with devils for thronef
Resolvingh he will reign aud rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scqooli
Amazing truth, and 10 Il so,
That man Ia mans most bitter fool
Rnongb; II stuns the reasoning powers,
Bewildering thought with aching hours.
Tnrn turn ye then and quickly sock.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
Where sttrn keeps LorsL CLOfBHs In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING MORE.
CLOTHS, Casimers Ytstngs and Furnishing goods, cal
aud good. All kinds Of Mems aud Boys Clothing al II
Market Street, Wilmington Del.
April II, 1857 CYRUS STERN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

eszas WELL bs rold al Public salu, un SATURDAY
l!1iNE the 81 day OF November, lss ,at2 ocIeek Nj
w; 8 at the hotel VI Norris Dickinson The ,ity II
naAt& Wilmington A ROUSE AND LOT, situated IN
the wteit riy side OF Orange street IN the city !.
mil gt0u Beginning al tho dht9ute If sixty uu, tt
from the nortborly side OF Eighth street. thence wostc
and parallel with Eighth street about sixty i
thence uurtherly aud parallel with Orange sroH fifteen
Ieu thence ezsteily Rbont sixty rst 10 hs said
side II Orange Street, and thence thereby sonhery Al
teen feet the phase OF beginning; with tho right TO
the use ofa feet wide alley to Eshtp Street in
common with others and occurers OF Lott bod
tIiag the -Inu.
Attention wilt be given, aud the terms OF Sale iHao
knawh At the time ard place oiesd by JE 81 GIL.
BERT Executor Ct the last VIII and Testament ut
RACHEL WILEY. dec Il. sept Ats
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

RICHARD SEEDS, NJ. D.,

~. few good hurass always ou hHhi, ivi sale
FT<4I AT No IO4 East 18th street. WILMINGTON, Del.
AIl may IN UNDERWOOD A CONNER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
81 Acre Farm at Public sale.

"A Will be sold 81 Pabhe sale, :: ST. Georges
W., U Station, the DslGWA Railroad on THURS
leiAl DAY, October 25th, 1853. st o'clock, p. NJ,
farm situate in Pencader undrvu, one mile east ct le
town GLASGOW this property is we'll situated, trout
ing the road FROM GlsssoH 10 New Castle II is the
property I'll the late lash Stanton decd ntaining
" &C reS more less d ded into i've fields The in
prUvensnisar are a good two story frame house, Win
ktphe aud pun Of tho best soft water al The
door. good EransrY and small stable, beautiful
sire am uf wafer through the farm The eghbOr
ht cd Is an in rowing one, With mlhs, schools Eud
ch urcbes. Persons wlshnk Ia view the property II
be show the same by calling MIR, }, hn scott, al
Joining the PREMISE, the subscriber. Thg property
will positively be sold without loserys uaderbGduk
To close the estate.
Terms OF sale SeO0 be paid hen the property is
stuck o aud the balance to be paid the ght day OF
MARCH, 1871 when tho 4ad .ni possession will ho given
WILLIAM BRIGHT, tenl Estate Drslsri
Wilmington Del.
ps-fhe cara leave lmluston at 10 JL artiVest ST.
Georges station, at l1 and and return leave saint
Geor ges, Al 3ts O'Clock, =. M. octi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
GGrmantoWn I'eiegrap h

5 the hest Literary, Family Newspaper published Is
L issusd every Wednesday morning. Thoroughly loyal
and Independent, Proe-$2. b., cash Specimen mum
bers sent. Every family should have 1t. As adysr
tising medium especially Tor Real Estate, Is unauI
passed. Address PHILIP X. FREAS,
oct 10 st Germantown, Philadelphia
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Agents wanted for
THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
ANECDOTES A N D INCIDENTS

Or THE Rebellion.
fhri" IS certain pvrIuu Of tine TINT will ueyei
~ Int" TIN regular histories tu embodied Ia romance
or poetry, which il yery real part Oi IT, aud VIII II
rTetcrvl convey t1Hneeeoilug generations better ds
Ol he sprit Of the conflict than many dry reports
cafeinl narratives Of events aud this part may be
the e0str the iun the pAtus of tho war This illus.
uAtt7 Ia" character Of the iuatvt-, the hunUr the
sadiet- the deNuti OF women. the bravery Of men
the pnsA OF cur heIues the Romance anil htrdshps ui
the service.
Tho y5un,e Is ~ fu'si, illustrated with yar 900 gu
Cravings Nv the hr> artists which really beautiful
" tthy of cxunhHtion as specimens ~ the art Many
u them are set Eio the h0d Of the ts4t atr the pop.
las -'ylt 81 lys7irg's Pictorial Field hook evo
luton The ho"ks e,htunts Include raminlsc sces ut
camp, picket spy uUut blvuuas, sege and baie-a sid
adventures thrilling lea's Of bravery, wit Irulisiy
cohighl aud lei ticryu- HlN s1tuies, etc etc
Amusement es we'll as Instruction may bo + uul la
every PAGE graphic detail, brilliant w.t. aud authen-
c history, ARE skilltnJ interviewer in this work NJ
literary ant
i"t' work sells Itself The pc pie tired Of dry de.
tails hhd lAriiHan works, aud want something humer-
Gus, teu''ntc aud startling Our agents are max inR
from f'o I" 5000 per month"; clear of ali ssui
ur circulars giving ful particulars and see ON terms
aud pIoli VI the abbge assertion. Address
NArlO&AL PUBLISHING co
u'ts +'Wh TO- Miner ST., Ph'ladeiphil, IA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

DIVIDEND.
THE ARTIzANS SAVINGS RAEk,
No. GOT Market Street, Oct 10. 1860.
THE Managers havo this day declared dividend at
the rate Of SIX per cent. per annum, for the last six
months clear Of all taxes payable to depositors dc
mand Dividends not drawn become entitled to parci'
patton 10 future dividends from October list Depostors
will please present their books for 81 animation and en-
try OF dividends or before the 9lst inst.
oct lb-lw JOHN p. MCLEAN, Treasurer.
TO FARM FRS!
The undcTsiRned is PREPARED to manufacture SOR
GHUM SYHUP, at his MIL, Gu Pike Creek, near Tay.
Tor = Old Factory, Mill Creek Hundred. The charge will
be ~ osnta usr Gallon. oct l5-2W N, BAsSETT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
IS Buildips Lots at FabIic sale.

IN VIII be s,d AT public saIo the pieni-ss
E}iii Saturday, 21th day Of October 1865, at 81
I'LL o'clock, p. ii. All those thirty nte bn ildiDg
l1ss, fronting on Church Honnctt Ninth mud Tenth
Streets, In the tv Of Wilmington. THIS property is
well situated for dwellings manufacturing pRfIose
The whole 20 lotB will be- sold without reserve or
unierbIding as part Of the ssae Of David q. Wilson,
decd,
Remember those lpIswll p he sold Ior whatever they
Will bring and don't forget The great baTraiu- yna n-.
ed a. my last sale you not hay the lots I
sold thea for much less than donba what hey brought
at the sale.
Terms oil Sae-2j per cent. To be psid the day Of
sale Ali anounta under $500 mast be Paid In .sl It'll,
In ten lays from the of san All amounts Of 5000
and upwards 70 per cont to be paid the day Of sale
aud the balance divided into with approved
dorse.s payable, IN sixty days aud the other in
four months from the day OF sale, two per cent DIS
eonnt will be allowed all amounts Of 500 and up-
wards paid wthn ten days om sale when the above
terms complied with, deed will be- given, clear OF
all ineumberance. II yon purchase lots to the amount
Of 1900 and upwards, anil don't wish 10 ask dorser
,on can leave tho deed in my nte prorr until tho last
payment Is made. WILLIAM BRIGHT,
oct g. is Agent for the Exc Atnrs
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Ia We have for sale that beautiful iarnI ut ~.
EHT6 acres of land, belonging 20 VIM. 4. Heisler
sstM ESQ, mile from the VILLAGE OF Chrstlsra,
lek1A Delaware. The land il in good ordeI-ia O
bushels OF lims have been Put gu II during the last 4t
years. Large dwellIng, barn and bliliInsa all j.
good order. Fencing all good-paIt Gage hedge b;
is mn property, snd In good neigh lrhnOd, WI
be sold low and easy terms applied for TINS
WILDE for sale until Daesnber lst, 1850
WM, BRIGHT 4 son, Real Estate Dealers,
WilminR ton, Del,
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Valuable Farm Tor Sale

A--A Containing ItI less,
f..rfA on the Brandy wine, Christians ed
lssSM New Csst" County, and ate of Delaware
1.sxAAAk sd oinipg lands of Morris Palmer. Tbamaa
wilson and others, the buildings are eXcellant sian.
:iouHesnt Barn. both suppl Ell with water from pipe
from spring there is running water in every Acid
good apple orchard and seat variety choice penra
and grapes has o. the hes
Meadow, with ~ acres Of WOODLAND; all In high stats
o. cultivation, within miles of the Niimiusio CItY
lins; ii is very healthy aud Desirable propsrtY 40
ply 10 VIM, NcCAUILEl
oetA SO Market St, Wilmington,
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

A. A ThAt large aud beautiful three EtOry Rrtck
WI4Y Hotel, known IA the Logan House ii the cor
1t.G6l neI Of Delaware Avenue aud Dupont street
At the City Hallway Depot IN the CITY Of MiIm nrtnn
TINS Aspepdd property has p rooms, all private.
with hat in the centre large ball dog lie pnr
lors wi N aas CT and cold water through the house
and nrst rate = at all N cgmple'e order with porch.s
two sides the house The is ~ feet IN front
aud as feet deep This II the very best Hotr
Properties IN the CITY, and may in lew years double
Ia value A. Il VIII be sold low and very Easy terms
l6-9m' Wilmington nj
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Vendue.

e. ruk uudsrsiEnsl rilI % r Al public sale on
l@NMONDAI, OCIOHfH TWENTY N nth, Rt
I'LL Il O'Clock, Nj, thu follow personal proper
erty, to wit A Canadian lIorse, -gentls, reliable,
sound and fast; has tro.t-d mile in three minutes.
Canadian mare, a prompt driver, gentle and sound
eau trot nearly asst the horIe. These two uatn
superior family team tor comfort and speed. Fou
first class milch reserved from large stock for
superior qprllties One with Alderuey bull cali by
her side Two fat Hogs, one twoseat carria strong
and well kept; one Rogers York Wagon, one square
body farm Carriage, enN one horse Dearborn, one
light sleigh Bells and Buffalo Robe, fouDe ard Single
h. rneaH, Bride and Fad lie, nearly new. Kitchen Fur
niture-cOnsislps of chairs, table,, stoves, pans,
plates, AM churn nearly new, with rack IS foot
cedar ladder, AlSo srti cles, suo tc0ls,
spades, shove Is. forks. 40,
Sale positive and without reserve, Terms $50 aud
UNDER cash. Over that amount credit Of 81 days 80
cured by banksble note with approved endors-r
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AT A BARGAIN,

A number o. buding lois Tor sale Al tho folIoNln1
figures II applied for
40 feet u land at the Corner Of Third and eefson
Els. Price only Sli per It.
80 feet, on Third Street between VI jnroo aud Adams
Street Price only - per foot.
81 feet on 9TH strest, between Monroe aud Adams
Street Price only $40 per IT,
Those desiring cheap aud desirable building lots sit
tel Of the most Furnishing sections Of the ety
should exAmine the above before purchasing elsewhere
compare our figures with the prices obtained pu foot
property, At least half mile further The neaft
he Gty. may 2S @. ASS URuIF
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~ CLOTHING. an
M spring &c Summer Clothing. h

Qua STOCK q sF RshRy and SUMMER CLOTHING
being made up In superior manner BY the best
Norkmen In the pity.
FOR ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, NhAfNfbh AND
OHBAPNEBB,
THEY CANNOT BIZ EkOBLLHD.
out In the most approved manner aud home made, We
defy competition Call and eusmiHs onreiothing before
purchasing elsewhere.
We sell Q more superior article Objectionable Out
RsAdyMsd Clothing than any other house Ia the city
Cloths Cgssisrs and Vestings siwA,s on hsnd, which
vii, he made up the latest styie and n the beet
ntg ald will be sold Low and In anease" warfasoi TO
give satisfaction
CENTS FURNISHING U00Df IN GREAT VARIETY ,
EDWARD MOORE,
No. 22s Market Street, below Third.
~ TIE Oldest aud largest Clothing Emp orum In The
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