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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-09-28
LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
4 Pulaski, in the cause of Francis Morrow VS.
Mary II. Hickman and others, viii, on ~ .
=. Friday the 9th of November, next ~
sell to the highest bidder on the premises, the part
parts of three Of land containing gether
about 300 acres, net covered by the widows dover
belonging to the estate of VIM. Hickman decd, Sit
uatedin the l4th civil district of Giles county on
the waters Of Big creek. Personssdesirng further
information can apply to F. A. S. Morrow or Amos
r. Richardson. --l-slgH lt5ft
TEKNs - Credit Of Il and 8years withintorest.9
Notes with good security required and lien retained
sept % 20 '~ 20 a. cox, e q m
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GEN. HANCOCK is said to have received
instructions to see that. the conservative
voters in Missouri have full protection in
the exercise Of the right Of franchise. The
news from Missouri. indicates that both
parties are preparing to protect themselves,
and a conflict is anticipated. ~ sa...--
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Land sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
4 Pulaski in the cause of Mary A Rutledge 8 9TH
ersivs Helen 81. Wood andothers, 7 VIII, on r
. "Wednesday the 9th &C November next
sell to the highest bidder the premises the
town of Lynnville tract of about 179 acres of land
known as the .Tacker Tract" belonging to the es-
tate of DR.. John Rutledge, situated about mile
west Of the Turnpike road, adjoining the lands of
Robert Laird, Gus Angus and others Also the
tract known the sSFarkiugton place." containing
-aeres.aPd lying near, the abOVe-deseribed tract
Persons desiring fdFther information can apply to
Wallace Rutledge or the place. Sale at l o'clock.
Terms.
Credit of G. u, Island a months with interest,"
Notes with good security will be required of each
purchaser and lien retained.
sept2S A. COX, am
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CURE FOR HTDRoPHoRIA.---An exchange
says that the nitrate of silver rubbed into
the wound made by the teeth Of a,mad dog
viii certainly cure hydroPhobia, OF prevent
all injurious consequences, of the wound,
1t should be applied as soon after the aceir
dent as possible. In ssix, We5ks the virus
is disseminated through the system. and
then hope is gone, Youatt says he has
been bitten eight or ter. times, and always
cured himself By this means. A. r,-e- "a
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LANn FnR sALE

DURSUAN to decree Of the Chancery court at
Pulaski in the cause of L. B Hickman vs.. Jesse
D. Hickman and otl eTs, viii, on -; - \ ~
Z wednesday the 18th of November next
sell to the highest bidder in The town of Lynnv Vile
the Tract Of n "a sores of Land, belonging to the
estate of Howerd Sands, decd situated in the 18th
civil district Of Giles county, the waters Of Lynn
creek, adjoining the lands of Jesse Z Hickman and
Amos Griggsby, James W Braden and others.
TERKs:-CredIt ell and years with interest.
Notes with coed security required and len retained
sept % a. COX, q m
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Tuesday, the 23d day Of October, 1865,


PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Chancery court A.
h Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of james s. Merrill
and others rs John B. Majors end others, WILL on
Wednesday, 18th day of October, 1853,
sell 70 the highest bidder the premises, at tho
late residence Of Garrett Merrill decd, the tract Of
land desert bed IN the pleadngs, situated in Giles
comfy distT1c5 Number one; being the same on
which .SaFTets Merrill resided at the TINE Of his
death bounded on the north by the lands Of VIM. Z.
Eddins; east BY Ephraim z. White and A. X. CARR
SON. south by the heirs Of Vim. Hunnecutt and K. L.
non way; west by the heirs fFfh and Of ScrugRs
containing, exclusive Of the part covered BY the
dowefs 295 aGfsT together or IA two lots mag Do
deemed TO the interest 81 the parties.
One bundled dollars ill Be required IN cash. and
the balance Ia 8, H. IS aBd % months with interest,"
Bond aud security vii lbeEeqpiTed Of purchaser and
sgt y. 4. cox, &c \.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN LYNEVILLE

For Sale. r.rt
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery. court at
i Pulaski in the cause OFF d. Vags6aff vs.. Daniel
Kosier, ] will sell to the highest bidder, on II
wednesday TIVE 18th Of November next
in the town of Lynnvile, on q credit Of and u
months With interest and free tnonI redemption the
Dwelling House and Lot = gaal
now occupied by Daniel Kosier. Notes with good
sSs sept rs ~ . - a. cox, e N z
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SEVENTEEN deserters from MaximiIian' 8
army have arrived at Mobile They are all
Frenchmen.aa Each bad 81 500 ia gold in
his purse. They report the Imperial army
completely demOtalized. One, regiment
shot its Colonel, aud two other officers were
wounded for attempting strict discipline
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LAND SALE

PURSUANT to q decree of the Chancery Cours 81
\ Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of n. s. Brown Te-
Theodore T5rEntly and others, wills on
Tuesday the 10Th day of october next
sell to the highest bidder on the premises at tbs
late residence of Duncan Brown deceased che tract
of about $50 acres of Land mentioned in the plead
ings situated in the eth civil district Giles county
adjoining tbs land OF Neili McCallun, Miles Rowe,
John Bass Joseph GOode and others. Said Land
will DO sold together or in lots nay b. licensed
best to the interest of the parties.
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A NUr FOR THE RADs.LTbe DARLINGTON

A NUT. FOR THE RADs.-The Darlington
rs. CO. SOutherner says that there is a
mOvement-on hand among the freedmen of
that place to get up a'petition to the Presi-
dent for the withdrawal Of the military, the
abolition of provost courts, and putting a
stop to the interference. of the Bureau with
the affairs Of the blacks.
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CoMPLErE AfFAIR.-A special dispatch
from Arkansas says that ''last week four
Union men accepted challenge from four
late rebels to fight duel with rifles, dis
lance 100 yards. All being sbarpshooters,
each BAN took effect, three being killed out
right, and the other Eve more or less
wounded. "a g" it@e-a
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, ADvIcEs from Mexico show that Maxi
milan is'aabout to abdicate in. favor of
Prince Napoleon, who will be appointed
Viceroy until he can be elected President
ofa new Mexican Republic. - 7.5~ be-
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LAND SALE.

DURSUAN to adeeree Of the Chaneery court at
Il Pulaski in the cause of David Russell and others
VS.. Mary Z. Bennett and others, / will, on
Friday the 18th Of October next
sell to the highest bidder, upon the premises the
tract Of sos acres Of land described in the pleadngs
situated in Giles county, on Indian creek, bounded
north by the lands of VIM. II. Wells east By y, c.
harris, south ~ ones II BebneUt AID Wa Benhek
and west by A n Phelps and James II Bennett; be-
ing the same assigned to Mary Benrett, sen, for
Dover IN the lands Of Elisha Bennett decd, and
which be resided.
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, NOWCE

80 - W. 1-@--4Sf -.' --'
ID virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
II the Circuit court of Lawrence county, viii ex-
pose 90 public sale for cash. the court house door
in Lawren ceburgIep Monday 22d of October, 1866,
"A Tract of Land, or Town Lot,Q
situated in Henryyifle Lawrence comfy. on the
north side of the Central Tenn. Pike Road Levied
on as the property of Thomas Stewart to satisfy
Judgment in favor of j. J q. Pennington, admir- Of
r j Emerson, decd. A II. HARRISON
sept2l sf-s- ..r.s -Hs rs4 Shift ], sSgrar,3a Ca
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TRrnS:
LAND Sale.

d URSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause of Geo. 81. Brown
low vSEdith j. Butler and Others, I will, on
Monday, the 22d day of October, 1855,
sell to the highest bidder on the premises the tract
of 1S9 of land described in the pleadings stu
ated in Giles county and civil district number ON
the waters of Richland creek and on the Railroad
at Buffers Aspen Hill station seven miles south
of Pulask being portion of the land purchased by
Johh1 Butler, at sale Of the lands Of Frank Petty
decd.
Terms:
Said land sold, Il payable lst March, 1887 4
payable at y months, and IS "A months with in
terest from day Of sale. Notes with good security
will be required, and lien retained.
Sept. p. A. COX, c. & II.
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Terms:
Land Sale.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chahcery Court &C
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of z @. Westmore-
on 's..-
Wednesday, oath day of October. 1885,
Of PSI acres Of land, described in the pleadngs.-
Lying on the Nashville and Decatur Rairoads half
mile south Of Prospect depot adioinine the lands OF
Joe Mason and Others in sueh lots may be deem
ed to the interest Of the Partieson acredit Of and
years, with interest from day Of sale. Bond and
good security required Of the purchaser, and lien
retained on the land. rH
Sept. 81. "A. cox, O. a X.
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GHANCERYlSALR

DURSUANF to = decree Of the tyhancery court at
4 Pulaski in the causes of G. W. McGirew vs. r. J
Miller ct ais, and EatbhewJohuson use of &c >.
vs. T. Miller end sls.7 / With on
SaturdayTthe 2Oth=Of October next
sell 60 the highest bidder court house door in
Pulaski, on a credit Of and - months with inter
est free from, redemption, the
.na e IN Rwos 1FActs5ef land sTsTs s
mentioned in the-p1eadings, belonging toR Miller
one containing 10 acres and the other T. adjoining
the lands of John r ohnson, the-dower tract of
Mrs Susan Millef-and others. Also his undivided
interest IN remainder in the dover Tract Mrs Susan
Miller containing about IS acres, adjoining the land
Of said johnson, Albert observation-disclosures.
Notes with good security required OF purchaser
and lien retained.
sept IS A. cox, an
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IN Portland on Wednesday last sixty
two days after, the great ere there, hFieks
dug out Of the ruins were so hos that they
were uncomfortable to handle. On thesape
day pieces Of iron were taken from the Fox
block Io6 that blistered the men 3 hands to
touch gthem. sell 30 ESQ Eal".s s7sa soE 81
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TIE organization of the grand army of
the Republic in Illinois now Numbers 3d.
OOO-sll officers and men who served du-
ring the war. $780, e
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Said land viii be sold in lots as may be deemed
most advantageous to the heirs, and on a credit Of
and years with interest except cash pavTnent of
eIcO upon each lot. Notes with good security viii
be required Of purchasers and lien retained -
peptf.1T 5Ig EHGE a. re "A C8T2 seY.. z
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p o A eolOred girl sixteen years old, refu-
gee from Alabama, has been kept for two
and half Yeaps 10 q asIatey Of slavery in
Chicago. ILL.,, By Mr.. Taylor. half clothed !,
compelled to saw al the wood, do all the
washing, &C., sof his family of ten, without
pay, TO sleep in cellar, forbidden TO go
out, frequently beaten. and or one occasion,
when she got away, badly whipped
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS /. EN-
E TAND SALE l29a.


T Wish to sell my Farm on igeon Roossa creek.
miles north west of Pulaski containing 90 acres,
40 of " hch eared and the balance well timber
ed 4never failing springs and plenty stock water
Unless disposed OF before that time at private SALE
will sell it at public auction, the premises on "
Friday the goth of October, 1866.
V It has a good orchard good house, and is alto
geJheF avery desirable little place. - ESD as T.
TERNs-S5oO cash, balance in ], and years, q =.
8 sept 2S-td u PETER F. WILKINSON.
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EDITOR CATIZENs a week or bWO Slnc6y
rather mysterious docking episte, bearing
this unique supeFscription: "To the pref
test young lady at Bethany" was banded.
to two girls,from that vicinity, to. eonveyItoI
its destinations by one Of the dsshing, 6eaur
of your town. ale, however, prefessed to
be ignorant Of the contents of the missive,
and rather animated equal. ignorance in re-
gard to the author. Well the important
document was forwarded to gBethapy Col
legesn' with numerous charges to circulate
the intelligence that q letter fremsa promi-
nent lord in Pulaski awaited the pleasure
Otspy young lady who would. assume the
responsibility sofYbreakipg the SEAL Find
ing that DO one was willing. thisishouldr rest.
upon, her-.7afteT several days had passed.
they 9eaatlots,Rca young gent. drew the,
name of one of oar bellies, thus deciding.
who was entitled to the fret PeFusals ~
Upon opening 10 instead Of 8 ~ =, as
ne had imagined it contained merely this:
I'1Pardo4 ay JrqakRessY dear Mss, bit
thou art not the one r-;t ra- -zs
This. the author doubtless CONCLUDED,
would utterly annihilate the group. of eager
listeners But they survived it; though,
I cannot assert positively that any one of US
could endure, with equal foFtitude, anosherl
ordeal so trying to the heart .gqniEy, &C. i
Of course, ahe. young lady 70 whose Jos 1t
fell TO openstLs missive, didanot aPPropri7,
ate its cont eutsI but concluded at once that
twas irtsndsd for 0Ns, or perhaps both of
the bearers riE e7oH. 81 rf'1 q ssdt e.rga "a
The delectable gent may have indited
this cruel missive. for various reasons but
the following we-deOided to be more. pFoba-
bly, the true pus; Hes placing ashighresti-
mate upon his manysehaEmsa of person aud.
mapners &os &c. suspected the, two snfor-
tuuate, Misses, 70 whose care he seommitted
his note, OF cherishing for him feeling
'iwsFmer thar. frisndshiPi" and therefore
adopted that as the NEST efsetnals aud at
the, same. time, the most pleasant methed to
disPel the illpsien6Tto crash tbs. bud ere. i
bloqmedIThpPing that they would apprO-
pfiate IT, and, fnIiherlnore, that il might
prove q warning 70 others. They plead
guilty to the cAaEge-bqt OH be was '.ah
their fancy painted himBEIhsFefore thers
.is surely some excuse for ''unsophisticaied
country alasses3}' yielding their Einnoeent
hearts willing aoapHyesat0aths ehaEmssoflao
elegant irresistible s'Haasler of society,"
HoEeysrs theY thank The gentleman foF his
valuable lsssopsandbss,thisis the fTsi Of
fease,s beg thats he viii remember it 40
more forever against ilem. and assure him
tha.. henss(oTth they will worship aEsr I
OF. IL is Rls0s their earnest desire that be
Wiil-bsisve. they eheFish no bitterness
4 q -.a.1 -. 8. - = ...--. =.
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Said land will be sold on q credit of one and two
years, excepC cash payfnet OF $3.50 90. Notes and
good security, with interest from day of sale viii be
required Of the purchaser, and Lien retained.
sep2l. a. cox, c a m,
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue Of four executions issued to me from the
ID Supreme Court of the State of Tennessee, at its
highest bidder for cash. at the house door, in
the town OF z hlaski,
On Saturday the goth day Of October next
tract parcel of Land knowp as the Black place,
situated in the 18th civil district of Ges county
containing s2aaorsss and bounded a. fofiogEsy to-wit
On the north by land OF Widow Mcclure Che
east by thelands Of j. L.JOnes, formerly lands Of
Thompson and Others being levied on as the prop
eTty OF Milton Mcclure to satisfy Judgment rep
dered IN favor of the Planters Bank against NJ Me-
Clure and others, one in favor Of " X DiekerseR
agdnst NJ Mcclure and others, one in favor of 70
flaatsr' s lsank against NJ 8, Hun, NJ Mctslure -
others, and one in favor of the Planters Bsgfk
against G: Z. Mcclure, NJ Mcclure and others.
sep 2l-* B II. PEDEN, Shin
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery court at
L Pulaski in the cause of VIM. Hart and Others VS..
Williamson and others, will, on
Tuesday the 9Th Of November next
sell the highest bidder on the premises tho tract
ofabout so acres of land belonging to the egatees
and divisors Of VIM. Peryear decd. situated about
miles north of Pulaski Oh she Columbia turnpike,
adjoining the lands of DR.. @. D. Taylor Alexander
Tinnon and others.
TERNs:-Credit of and years with interest.
Noteswith good security required and lien retained
sept % A. COX, 4
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LEGAL NOTICES.


PY virtue of an order of sale to the directed fsom
ID the Circuit court Of LaVrence county, wiz ex-
pose TO public sale, FOR cash the eout house door
in the town of Law fentebarg on Mondag the 22d Of
October next, TTasb of Land ii the Sd eivi' district
of said county, containing by estimation 200 acres
more or leSs-fevfed the property OF Preston
Kenmore to satisfy Judgment in favor of A. 7
DOhbiHs, admir-. Of Geo. T. Malone, and others.
zzsapt al A. Mil ARSON. Shift Iazf5.-
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Wednesday. oath day of October, 1885,
land sale.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery CourG at
Il Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of L. A. Upshaw,
and others, vs. Eleanor 2. UPshaw and others, viii
on $780,.
Tuesday, the 23d day Of October, 1865,
sell % the highest Bidder on the promises on eeret
Of one two and three years. interest, the resi-
due Of The tract Of land, described the psadiDgsy
nobcovered5y tBa widows deser3 containing about
$50 acres, belonging 70 the estate Of Lewis q. Up
shaw, deceased and open which he resided ct the
land creek adioining the lands Of Roger Simpson,
James seruggs, Mrs, Is. Nelson and others The
land IS mostly cleared and IN fine state Of cultiYa-
ton.
Said hind viii be sold together or IN fots az may
be deemed TO the interest Of the parties Notes with
good security si be required Of the purchaser and
q lien retained. l---f-r.f -
Sept. q. A. cox, c.
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WHAr hind OfPaper resembles a sueeze?
Tissue paper. si'nll iesersa ED auW Et
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THRE have. had some tail preaching at
the Saratoga Opera House. t"ThePreaoh-
err" says letter, took for his text
Health, and his hits at fashionable "trip
Peries were pointed and practical, and some
of them created loud laughter. He object
edsbo SO much minerology, physiology.
chronology and saeh other 'ologies' in
young girls'education, and considered that
forithe purposes ola useful life alittle more
,mend-olOgy, sweep.Ology, aud wash-OlOgy
would be farsmore desirsbIefs si3.eayieEs
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AN eloquent speaker is Ike river
greatest at the mouth a-- go ~
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Eamd Sale.

Dursuant,to decree Of the Chs.ncery Court at Pu-
laski, Tenn !, IN the cause of Thomas II. Noblett
et al, -vs Geo. n. Howard and othersi viii, on
Friday, the 26th day Of October, 1855.
sell to the highest bidder in one body, or In lots
may be deemed tothe interest Of the parties,
the premises, at the late residence of James Ham
cribed in the pleadings being the same allotted 70
the widow of said James HHTnmonds for DOVER
Situated in Giles county, district No. . the wat
of ShoaL Creek, adjoining the lands of B. How
ard 3. Jackson and Nehemiah Howard and others-
Terms:
Credit of l and 2 years, with interest, except
cash payment Of $3.50. Notes with good security
viii be required, and lien retained -
Sept, ~. - 81 J. 4 = A. cox, 0. a n.
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gatnst-iittn oecarLss- oI-tals expose-tiI1s
laying bare the elmer temple of the soul
but OnAhe contrary. while be has caused
them to Gel that
III fIove Is a sickness fall Of woes,
"a All remedies refusing,p
they>yeE would have flowers blooaa along
his pathway. clouds turn their silver
Innings. dgHpRardl ashley pass over HIM
One WHO sYIPATHIzEs WITH oFFENDERs.
HoME, Sept. 20, 1866. ~, ~ +
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Land Sale.

DU2SUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Pulaski, Tenn, IN the cause Of p. II EzelTiv
Mary Barber and others, WILL on
Saturday, the goth day of October, 1866,
sell to the highest bidder the Court House door
in the town of Pulaski the share and interest of the
heirs of F. c. Barber deceased in the tract of 454
of land described in the PlcadIngs, being the
tract of land on which Elkmont springs is situated,
and known the EJkmont springs tract being the
interest of the heirs of F c. Barber, decd Being
undivided 12O interest in said land Springs and
improvements thereon. Situated in Giles county,
and in district No. l.
Terms:
Sold on q credit of six months, with interest from
day SALE free from The right ofFedempton. Notes
with good security required and lien retained.
Sept. 81. A. COX. @. * N.
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College and Academy Lots
Terms.

The sale viii be on g credit Of G, -, IS and -
months, with interest: Bond and security will be
required and q lien retained.
sept ~ /. .------ - a COX, G an 4
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THE following temperance lecture wa'

The following temperance lecture was
recently delivered by Dutehman:
I II zhal tell you how it vas. put mine
hand on mine head, aud there vas Won pig
pain. Den 1 put. mine hand on mine -pody,
and there vas anoder. There vas yer much
pains in all mine pody. Then I puts mine
hand in mine pocket. and there yaspothing.
So jined NIT der temperance. Now there
vas no more pain in mine head. Der pains
in mines pOdy vas ali gone. puts mine
hand in mine pocket, and there vas twenty
dollars. So I zbat SHAY NIT der temper
anoe, and drinks no more viskey as never
Yas.''
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A Virginia paper states, that Of five hHa-
dred cadets who graduated at the Virginia
Military Institute, before It's Destruction by
Hunters forces, four hundred and seventy
FIVE were killed and wou1ded in the army
under General Lee.
THs New- York Citizen says thar Mr..
Prime, the editor-in-chief of the Journal OF
Commerce, Is deVotjng himself to para: =
tons for writing the History Of Jsfdsa-1
lem" It is curious fact thaVA64dsb
workyete&ists, and that . city which has
played so great a part 10 the life Of eivilizs-
tion and Of Christendom .-still awaitsa COM,
petept chFonieler Of its varied, picturesque
and imposing fortunes. ----..