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RY GREEN : WILLIAMS Aoctioaeer,
CHANCBRY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT. on Az STREET, NEAR SOUTH


AND LOT ON An STREET, NEAR SOUTH
BY virtue of . decree passed By the Supreme
Court, Of the District of Columbia, sitting ia
Chsncery in cause 1876 wherein John p Murphy 10
complainant aud Ann Nesry ct. al. are defer nd
ants i will cell at Public Auction, on Thurs
DAY. the 9TH day OF December, A. D 1870, at a.
O'CLOCK p m, on the premises Lot eleven iIDfn
SLusre ass, and the improvements thereon
The terms OF sa'e as prescribed BY id decree ::
One third Of the PM chase money 10 be paid ash
ana the balance In Six and nine mon AZ from The
day OF sale said balaace of purchase money To be ar
Interest," and the ment thereof to be secur red by
tie bond or bonds Of the pure haser or pure nase
With sureu or suretes TO be approved by the
Trustee; or, eald rurchase money can be paid i
cash on the day Of -ale the fual ratification
there of deed will be given To the IN rchsser or
PURCHASERS on p-yment Of the whole OF the pur
ch-se money IL The terms Of sale NOT co n piled
with by the purchaser or purchasers within Il We
day from the day OF SALE The Trustee reserves the
rigst TO rese the said property. at public auctinn
At the risk and costs OF the defaulting purchase
or purchasers upon giving five nsy > notice In
1.-THE Evening Star :" All convey sncing and revt.-
nne stamps at costs Of the purchaser or nurch.
sers. WILLIAM MILLER. Tra-tee
GREkN u WILLIAMS,
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MESS MACkEREL.

VyUoIUN MEco mAChEkED.
ID
am no. receiving from Boston direct, the very
finest quality Of
MESS MAOkEREL,
and which rarely md their way TO this mark ct
b, Ing used mostly for home N ptiol. As they
have eeen tssmmed Of every D 1T aus the met
palatsble, the kits cOntain very niuca mors taan
the quantity usually packed.
N. W. BCRCHELL,
Corner 18th and y streers. under
De III Eobitt House.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IXECUTORs SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
PUBlIO lTInN

EAECUTUK SAIL OF REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of December next,
At clock D. IA, shall sell, on the premises
that portion Of land belonging 10 the late Eliza
beth Butler, deceased, lying on the south side of
the road knswn as the Milk house Ford Road at
the Intersection of the Piny Branch road and near
Fort Stevens, containing several acres, TO he sold
In two or more lots This land has q superior soil
Tor q market garden. and several building sites
Its location is such Is renders 1t very desirable
property, and IL within three and a half miles Of
read. and bear the public school, and within few
yards of Bhghtwoed, that being quite handsome
o'Asr property for sale In the Immediate neigh.
borhood, will offer great Inducements to pure "a
sers. The plat of The desert ption will be shown
on The day OF sale An, persons wishing TO look 1t
the premises before the day OF sale they ran do 90
by calling on b. McUHB6NEf at BrightWood
9 will show the premises wi tn pleasure
Title perfect. Terms cash
ALFRED BAY, Executor.
No 2s-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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COLU MBIA hospital FOB WOMHH
" AND -.
LYING.IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street 4 circle } corner Of II street.
WASHINGTON. ID. q.

This Institution has been established for the re-
ceptton OF patients who may b. suffering from dis.
cases peculiar to their and for the admission
Of suoh fepses Is may require the comforts Of the
The building IL situated In the most health Der.
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms Of sdufssi From % to go per week,
in accord ance With the room required. paysb in
advance This includes Board, Medicines Med-
ical and Surgical attendance.
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n GREEN q wILLIAas, suct,Opeer,

Lac 0Nce Ne,c York md Wa,Aiugton
SseGn;St,g CorlpCHy !
Gsorgsto,Ca, ID c.. Nov. % 49,
TIE following unclaimed packages will II n ~
taken within thirty days from this date be % 4
Ct pltlLc auction, TO pay charges, Sc
G.. i. Green, III. J. Gsrdner,
" W Roberts, Geo DOoiittle,
Capt. Sanger. STANLEY,
Edwin A. Morrill,, Nm 6alagLer,
MI. sbarl'Ie Howard L. l. OBrien.
Also, bbl Wan ni-h, Cooking Stove, broken
co 4 Trunk. Chest without mark
Tie above packages. now at the late office the
com an in GeOrgetOwn. Will, II not called for, he
81 ID a. re auctt room of Green Wilt ans, N
SATU kDAY, the 18th Of Becemb-T aext, at IL
O'Clock N. without reserve for cash
TO 81 Paw GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RY GBEEN 3 WILLIAMS. Auctioneors.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN -,
AH ED 9Th STREETS. ISLAND, AT PUBLIC
BY virtue Of deed OF trus. dated the 18th sav Of
November. A. 1s65 and recorded In Libsr r. NJ
III No 5, folios +69, Az, and All, of the LAM
Records OF hing ton county District OF ,oIuru.
bis, shall sell, on THU SDAY. the 2Oth day of
Dect mt er next at O'Clock p. m ,cn the premises
east half Of Lot No In Reservation u, c1ptsiui no
two Thousand even hundred and thirty-.ix sInars
feet four and half inches with the i'm ORC venue
consisting Of one story Frame House Oh the front
alley. -Oins oh tue
Terms: One half cash; balance in six And tw.Ivo
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secure nv
adeed OF trust on the premises. All couveyanriUe
and revenue stamps a. the cost of the rurch ,ssr
$40 down on the day of sale and II the ter Va are
not complied with in We day after the day of ,ie
the Iustts reserves the right to resell the nrnn
erty at the risk and cost Of the deiauIting mr.
chaser, by advertising three times in the sa,joaaI
lIsencer A. BOSWELL. Tru.cs
no :OTu, Tn ,S&ds GREEN q wIL,IAss i..
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by GBEEH 4 WILLIAHs, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

nus y. SALE.
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court OF
the DisIrict o. COLUMBIA, m.ae in taa Cause of
GOoflng BroadwateT VS. fauuce ct al, No. +7g,
equity docket, 4, l will offer at auction on FRI,
DAY, tie 18th day of December next, on the
premises, at o ci9C D. m, that valuable proper
~ III ashiDetOn kLO own a. lot three 81 in slnare
nye huho red sEd four, 900 improved 10y four
steTy Brick House fronting on P street south be-
tu 45s and 9Th streets west
Terms Of sale One thtrl ofthc purchase money
10 be paid IL Cash, aud the rssIdIe IN two ECU Il
instaiu ents, a. elk aud twelve months. with in
ieret |. to be scured by approved D,te5 aud a re-
serve lien. 1 he te ms OF al must he complied
with in one eek after saie. or the property IN AZ
be f-sOld at the i>k and onnt or the first purchas
after oUe week S notice Stamps and convey ancing
at q cost Of the purchaser.
MALTEE cox, Trustee.
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WALTER cox, Trustee.
no IS 2av3 GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts
ply w. T.. WALL Il 60 .Auctioneers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9s Louisiana avenue

ID Original Horse ana Carriage Bazaar,
9s Louisiana avenue.
&c. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Dec. 8. at 10 e'cl'k
We viii sell at the Bazaar. a number OF Saddle,
Carriage aud Work Hsrses, tafuil description at
sale } comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses
One Bay Mare, eight years old, can trot in soout
three minutes
One excellent Buggy, Harness, &c
ALSO.
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies: Rrcksvays, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built IN this city
One Hsck and one COupee, in good order
BuggyAnd Harness.
Also,
New and Second hand aruess, Saddles CARR ases
&C. At private sale.
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
de5 W. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucte
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WARD'S
PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS,
TO DO had Ever where.
DAVIS GAITH ER,
Pennsylvania avenue,
No 20 Market Space. between eth and 9th sts.,
Agents fer Washington, ID. O. no 252t
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
CASES,
Ne. "A Bond street, New York
SFull information, with the highest test,no-
MAS alec, Book on SPECIAL Diseases an n Seatsd
sHr' 0Pe, sentfTee. 81 Be and send for tasDa,
ana yOS tctH NOT TsETes IT. for As advertising ply
no stranger should be trusted Enclose a stanp
Tor Postage and direct to DR. LAWRENCE No
IL Bond street, New York. nel2 DkWly
HALLS VEGETABLE
eICILlAN HAZE RENEwER
has proved itself 70 be the most perfect
Tor tse hair ever offered 70 the public.
Hls vegetable compound, and contains no in-
~ In WILL REsIoRE GRAY HAIR rs ORIGINAL
u will keep the hair fro ON falling out.
IL cieanses the scalp, and makes the hair SOFT,
lBsrrOus and silkep.
IL 10 . splendid hair dressing.
NO person, cid or young. should fail To use It,
IT IL RECoHsENDED AND UsBp BIZ THR FIRST
MEIICAL AUTHORITY
- Ask for Hall Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
RP HALL CO.,
Nashua, N H., Proprietors.
for sale BY all DrugEiss ja2s-fn.y
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DENTISTRY.

H. ,rv,, REMOvAL ----
AZ 10 a"d DENTIST. has R!MoysD frsm
.oxe, G,sat Htseousry ~ Derfstvy. 6@
Iea1 hJ.rdfLed Wtihort Pam. All per. SG0
TO Call at DR.. LEwlEs Office, and have them
~ oHt. Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
silver fiates. In srder that all persons should
nave leeth, We have reduced the price very low.
pc Cohvlhcef Of the fact, call and for your
selves Also, call and see the new and impreyed
method OF inserting Teeth
streets $3.50
je2 g. R. LEWIE. M d Denttst
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81 WOOD WooDli 50
Tor Exs x SG RSs;fi r. G 1Ssd wooD
consisting Of the refuse lumber of Government
'"'a,'s' SGEsSSRGE ". YOUNG CO.,
no 30 cow Gietboro Point, d. o a
0OO CASES CANNED GOODS, Including
ces Green Corn, Lima Beans, Peas &c S Si.a
Pickles and Brady Peacne. in ei ,ss this day re-
sale or retail, by
EURs, FURs! FURsl!! -.-.-
just opened, . fresh supply OF Hudson Bay
rel, water MINK. &C, in COLLARs and MCFFS
Misses D,.b AID White AinS; hns French FELT
B II. sTIHEMETZ,
23i Psnusyiyanis sv.nue.
DO 0w seconf or from 18th st.
vi est Ne 1eitiss in PXRisiESSs Il aH AT s
full .s.e tnent OF Velvet, silk aud strs~
Mr.. ksrSa rs SIN .srs .tsn osa t door By
rom Penna sverue oc Inn
MOCHA COFFEE -
A very scarce and Desirable article.
and Lsguars Cofees Bro~n's Dandeiion Coffee
Just Jo I s,;s and for sale y prpp,.
DEALERS IN. FANCY GOODS Just what
- yon want during the holidays to show vour
Nick Nachs Toys, Fancy Goods. re-. 1 have
let Of small Shelves and Brackets, only IS cents
de Set ADAMsON's, SOC 9Th street.
WINsLOw's SWEET CORN, IN CANS.
A large invoice fresh from the packers, in PORT
Ho Me- sale in 1.ifs f r k ins SON.
NOS King Place
KENTUCKY BREAKFAsr BAOON,-Brigs.
IA and superior aazahy J1sf IS EsSes yss Gu
Cor. Vermont .v and i TX stree: 'fSs;
THE GKLAr REsELLION by Johu Min
v eai,h BY Amssa walker; S. Life and Times Of Of
nsa so D, o tn. Cs oy Th S,s sane
Illustrated; 81 kissing the Rod; A Novel by
Eomund Yates, IS cents. Race for wealth, by Mrs..
non FBANOK TAYLOR.
p A N o 8. -. t
We have now on hand an assorsnsn. Of fTSA
40 TO so PLANES, s-
are on..ing Tor % ss factory prices
VIC. METzERorr co,
Sole agents for stsinwsy 4 SON., pan sna e..
soh Hsmlins Cabinet Orsans. ocs
INV BOOKS -Tss making OF the America,
arthur ssr, ~ rs' vsm. On b >
gery. By Lawrence and Moon. Anstis ; Notes on
Bro.ns u:trs:sd FeiI aais nSr. ~
I oes me D-'l fs aals z r X Es,g
8 c-sIoykLL. III ! A LLIsLH AauE
Err b bUCEE. A pofhecaries No So pSen,si y
ysnis avenue, between 2st ana I'd streets ans y.
ofusss" ssnefsS' no 10 eoims
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Ne sr y 81 q IN saF1hsE.'.

=. II L d..
coii ia a. strset, hstwssn 10Th and glst street,
C0HsULTlHG rHYsIOIANS AND SURGEONS.
,J Jos x T. SAhNxs, n. D., surgeon General.
JOS. Sf i.i. n D., eeorsetpwn. ,sF
THQS. MILLER. Al. d street, Washington
A.Y. P GAkNETT, NJ D., New York avenue.
" JoHNsTUN. n. D. :, Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, -. D., Georgetown, 60"
F.HOWARD, n. D., street. Z.
Orders for admission TO the beds in this hos
Ntal, OF which there are 81, can be obtained Of
the surgeon In chief at this ONCE IS4 street, or
Of any OF the d edieal staff, and OF the Revs DFs
Hall. 0ufley. Gillette. and Ooombs.
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
VIII apply to the Surgeon General, United states
Pstiepts livirs at distance vhs desire to come
70 this for treatment can secure private
room: Sy applying By letter % the mstren Of the
On S-eoiy.f u.s. "sa President.
NEW BOOKG-MarcyA Thirty Yoofs Of Ar1v
i " Life on the Border. Illustrated Annual Oy-
elenedia for 49,. Goldwin Smiths Lectures On
Sne esudy OF history; summer Rest. By Gail Ham .
ilton. The Emerald edited y BDes 0argeuf
hsr,sshorns on ohoisra. rA.or r.vno,
WE HAVE CONNECTED with our ware
" rooms up Stare, an establishmest-
Ehere ~. NOS and other MUSICAL IN 9Z0
6TRUntRr6are Thoroughly repaired stittXv9
reasonable terms The PianofoPfe Tuners in our
employ are from the Manufactory Of 0teinWaS r
NV q. METzsRorr 90. ss
oos 3lc Penn Q avenue.
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PIANO TUNER AND REGULAT0R.-
EsTABLlsHkD IN 1855. me-
... ORDERS NOW REcEIvEDAT
DEMPSEY UrTOULES, Engravers and Sta.
. uoncrs, &c. 1926 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
II, T.. KklCHENBAOH's Piano Rooms
49e nth street, near Pc. avenue,
Special Notice from W,a Knabs Co, Baltimore
MIR Becker has tuned Pianos for us at our Ware.
rooms, and take pleasure IN stating that we be-
lieve him to be com pc tent tuner. - no 81 SIN
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I!1N ELEaA w IkKRiHae aOsK aak.
Ntss AnD SADDLE HORSES, WAGONS,
HA I'M So &C.. AT AUCTION
~" fUHD- MORNING, December 8. com-
menefng 1t % clock. We will soil At the Bazaar.
tl1te' Ia rpieh6td Carriage, Work and eNIdIe
Horss. al Of which will be PEI EN- ptoriiy sod az
the troprietors having no further use for them,
Several psirs Of very fine Bay, Brown and Black
CsrtiaRe Horses,
Fair heavB Work Horses.
Several ex cellept Saddle Horses,
EIpie WaRoI o,
Ac
We especially call attention to the above stock
ss u offers opportunity to purchase FIRST. class
stock
sAIe withou, reserve. Terms cash
de6 tChr'n.) ". l. WALL q 20 , Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


RI W. L. WALL Co, Asst0Dsers.
On THURSDAY the 9Th Beosnb e. 1850, shall
81 atN L. VA a. o. aEsar, one spottsf
u H. SATr'F spd RRtBLF, Seiorgfng o. b.
". or n feohsensy, 10 co, or sr.i a at sEd other
fhi- ssIe j. worthy the attention of those Who
ma, wani . nicc pony ~ lay or boy. 4 :.
0sDAGB 3. kOOHT3
Agent GO a. X. o.,
d"aH " L. ALI & Co, A1ci-.
w. B. LEWIS 8 CO., Aue,,oo.er..
LARGE PAWEHROKEB SALE OF 1000 LOTS
SSppvEkkEpoEEhE, tPtEpans. Byo der Of p.
1oNDAf and TUESDAY next. December 10 h
nn . I'm. al the A.ctior Store. We shall sell. en
i1u, embracing tn. hest selection Of Ladies'
SlotL,ns OF every deseripiion Also. Men and
I've SSs.t and = ock Coats. Pants, Yeats,
20 stro Gold and Silver Watches. J ewsIry Mu-
ncai Ipstrumen,., 0uos Pistols Quilts, Blankets
&C S1tn All KIND Of Good usual ~ such saies
BOfEB, Pawnbroker. No. 534 Isth St
oeoN w LEWIS h co ,Aucts.
az ". l. WALL 90, Auctfonear~
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
sAOLAHDERB EXTRACT BU0KU
u CURING
even case Of KIDNEY DrsIAsB. RnIUAAIIsh.
GAsvEL, URINARY DIsoRpKls. wEAKNEss and
PANS IN the BacK, TIMALE COMPLAINTS aud
TEOrsLIs arising from ExcKssKs OF ANY KIM
oOME. YB ABFLIeTHDi
THY LANDEB's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sold By al A pothecsrfes Price q. D. BARNKs
a CO., New York, and BARNES, wARD Co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLBIGH
kOGkRs- Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass =.
General Agents. fab ,o-rv
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COLGArEs AROMATiO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar. prepared from renned
VEGETABLE OILS in nation with Oh Ycgxrvs
and especially designed for the use of L,p1ss and
the SuhsKRy Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. ssseol,
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NANCE. sTokEs AT HARPkRs FrRKY
Blk II, 1866.
By authority Of the Chief of Ordnance will offer
To the highest bidder, at public auction at the
above time and place, large quantity of Ordinances
Stores. consi, thug OF ARTILLERY Harness, Sadolss
Brides, Halters horse Brushes Curry Combs
Blankets, Tarpaulihs. Infantry and Oxvalry Ae
eOutrements 5hovels. Biscksmiths' aud Saddlers,
Tools. GriIG stones, . lot Of Lumber. Ser 40 Iron
dressed stone, Lead Pipe, Desks, Book cases, &c :
AS che Ftreproof Safe, lnew.) one Eight -day
Clock. one human ed thousand Brick, more or lea
one Horse, and many other articles not deemed
d. ce-sary To epumerhte.
Terms cash, in United States funds.
Sale to commence at 10 clock a. IN
d.. YOUNG,
NJ 8 X OF Ordnance, u. B. A.
JOHN KOONCE, AnctipnGer. no 80 ct
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"a L; NALL co., Auctioneers
- Orteffat Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
o. Ls. sv., between 9th and 10th sts
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WHAT tn. sgRsEsOEEss skb y rHs sAnAs

SyssIS Svs.ss, VcshinStoa; AHNRY COOK,
z:s5S15SA1S N TO- Sooa p Hesf'sss s''sr', sSr;ss
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WashisEton. ID. e.. Noyemyer =, lsh
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods" y I'll be received at the Or,ce Of In
dian Affairs until u O'Clock IN on 0arORpAY
the 18th say Of .o-mber next. for ching, in
the following list The proposals 70 saa,cseS ~
sepsrste colonn. at hite price said arficIss will
be delivered In New York city, and o. What price
goods TO be delivered 1t either place st the cost Of
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- W AsHlh6IoN. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
- LON No aveeue depot From cor. Duke q Henry
Local At - $50 go n Through Mail % P. II.
U. a. 6TENENS. General Superip teudent
moro WI PHELPS Gensral sisnaear
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just opened, fresh supply OF Hudson Bay
Sable. Mink sable, Royal Ermibe. siberian Sa uir-
rel, W alter MINK, &c in COLLARS and MCEFS
Misses nrsb and White fne French FELT
BATS, nntIiMmed "Et
B II. STIHEMETZ,
23& Psnurylyanta avenue.
no 01w secon or from 18th st.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-02

In Cbaneerv at Pulaski.

Thos. B. Harwell, vs. F. G. Westmoreland, ct al.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master from affidavit, that the defendants, f. G.
Westmoreland James ". Mitchell jerome West
noTeIand- Milton F. Westmo reland, Rush West
moreland, Hawkins Westmoreland. James Harwsn
and Wife, Octavia G.. Martha J. Westmoreland,
Hattie and Quincy Westmoreland are non-resi-
dents of Tennessee that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be served: On motioniis ordered
that publication be made in the citizen, a newspa
per published IN the town of Pulaski in said State
requiring said nonresident defendants to be and
appear at Rules on the first Monday IN Feb'y. next,
before the clerk and master OF said court at his Of
hce in the town Of Pulaski, Giles co., and answer
COMPLIMENTS amended bill, or the same viii be
taken foI confessed them and set for hearing
eg-PQTte.
oct 'G6. A. cox. @. & NJ
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.TENN-
Politics

Since the surrender of the armies of the
late Confederate States Government alarge
number ofthe more prominent Southerners
have been devoting their time and talents
to Politics, when, in the opinion of the
writer, they should have been engaged in
more laudable and profitable work.
AS the New Orleans Times truly says,
the South has had her bane long enough in
political discussions; and there never was
a period when their discussion was more
Improbable than now. We are like a set
Of men standing long way off from field
of battle We aie near neither the COM
batants nor the danger; and yet we fume
aud fret, and fire off our guns, and brandish
our swords, without the possibility of hurt
ing any one, or of defending Ourelves.
What matters it to the South, in the pres
ent aspect of affairs. what is done by the
mere politicians of the North? Do we not
know that the whole controversy is for
mere political power.
We are out of the ring. We are neither
to be favored with Office or patronage. If
we get member or two in Congress, it will
be more than we expect. Then why should
we be thrustng ourselves forward and ut
tering bitter things, the tendency of which
is only to encourage attacks upon the South
and to invite recrimination? The result 4
the war has been to change our relations
politically and industrially. AS we cannot
retrieve the former, let US restore the last.
We may effect much by closing our eyes to
all things except the developing of our re-
sources, and the retaining our lost ground
IN art, manufactures aDd self-dependence.
How much more advantageously will those
be employed who, instead of spending their
time in watching the weather-cock of po-
ltical changes beyond Mason and Dixon's
line, shall look at home, and devote them
selves to the consideration of how they can
best improve it-what they can make with
out buying-or how much less they can
now live on than they did before. We in
vite attention to this system. We are salts
fed it will pay.
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Rather Trust Ex-Rebels than Government
Robbers and Contractors


Gen. Isaac j. Wistar, of Philadelphia,
wrote letter IN response to an invitation to
be present at the Cleveland Convention of
Soldiers and sailors, in which he said:
The present attempt of certain Northern
politicians to commit similar rebellious acts,
by keeping our Union in a condition Of
hazard and danger. and compelling one por-
ton Of our eo1ntrymen to submit without
voice or representation, t4the government
of another-furnishes another opportunity
for all loyal Union soldiers to rally for the
preservation of the same Union for which
we fought as comrades during four long
and eventful years.
l wish to be considered as enlisted in the
same cause for this war also, and willing to
march under the same flag, shoulder to
shoulder, with any and all who are willing
to strike another blow for peace and Union,
veteran soldiers or new recruits.
Iwould even trust repentant rebel sol
der who fought US on fair field, but is
Loyalty disposed now, rather than the poll
ticians and contractors who stayed at home
and robbed US and the Government trough
out the war. and now have the impudence
to ask us to share the Government we have
preserved with negroes, in order that they
may continue to grow fat on their vel bal
patriotism"
JOSH B11L1Hes says: ''There is only one
advantage that 1 can see in going to the
/ devil; and hat is, the road is easy, aud
/ you are sure to get there"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-02
In Chancerv At PnIaski.

VIM S. Ezeil, admir-, VS. Rob't Coldwell ct al.
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master that the defendant
VIM ColdweE and John CoIdweI,
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, thar
the ordinary process o. this Court cannot be served
on them. on motion it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession
in the cltf7ea, newspaper published in the town
OF Pulaski IN said state, requiring the said de
PENDANTS to be and appear at Rules on thefTst
Monday in Feby. next, before the clerk and master
of said court at his office in Pulaski Giles CO.. Tenn
and answer compliments bin, or the same viii be
taken for confessed TO them and set for hearing
ec-1ayte.
oct. 5, 1865. A. cox, C. 81 n.