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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-19
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Yerbay -Aalisou and others eoTnplpinants,
TG5E 0r5 T5Fo tzIEa55T ' 5ftlu,l aAIa aat'
lssal Louisa Warden and Others defendants. o
n this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that the de-
fendantss-Lo uisa Warden, vFraneis Harris and Su-
Harms mona Is of the Stale 0f5Tennes
see that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
Deserved on 1hema Ga mott onft tlefefore e1tler
cd that publication be made for four weeks in sue
cession in the Pulaski .Citizeny q newspaper pub
shed in the town of Pulaski in said State, requiring
said defcndants 60 be and appear on the first day of
the of the Chancery Court, to be held for
the county of Giles atthe Court House in Pulaski,
on the first Monday in March next, and answer
compliments bill, the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing erpagte
Dec. Is, 1865. a. COX, q. 81 NJ.
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In Chancesy at Pulaski.
Theo. Westmoroiand, complainant,

F. G. Westmoreland and others, defendants
IL this it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
j. Clerk and Master from afla Wit that the defend
ant (. G. Newfoundland is a NONRESIDENT Of the
State of Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process OF
this court can Tot be served on him; On motion it
is therefore ordered thSt publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Citizen, newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State re
quiring said defendant to be and appear the first
day Of the next term of the Chaneery Court TO be
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer coHplinants biil OF the same win be taken
for confessed to him and set for hearing PdytC.
Dec. 10, 1865. a. COX, 4! & NJ.
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In Ghaneery at Pulaski.
R. J. B. Gaunt and others, compliments,

10 T. WyElliett and Others .def-ndantsroFF
n this cause itappearing to the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master from a1fidavit chat the resi-
dence of the defendent T. w. Elliot is unknown so
that the ordinary process of this court cannot be
served; On motion it is tlierefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made tor four weeks in succession in the
Citizen, newspaper published in the town of
PUlaskiin said State, requiring said defendant TO
be and appear on the first day OF the next term of
the Chancery Co=rt, to be held for the county Of
Giles Ut the court house in Pulaski, the frst
Monday in March next, and answer complain ants
BILL or the same win be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing eE-pdrse.5 81 i--7a9l ~
.Dee.15, 1865, A. COX; Q. 81 NJ
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RATES OF PoSTAGE.

~r1- consequence of the general ignorance in the
lsonth of the rules of postage established by law,
Eaansl istteFszafiznp DAHL last oatose
interested by being improperly insufieiently
stamped. The regulations require that all such LETT
dropped into post offices shall be Immediately
Forwarded % thc Dead letter 5iee heTe they are
never heard from unless they contain money, OF
other enclosures of value. We give below some in+
formation which may prevent vexation to CORES
prndenis
The rate Of postage on letters within the United
States Scents for every letter sealed package
weighing one ounc 6 81 uidsr. Thoseo9c one
half ounce 8 cents and cents for every additional
half ounce. Prepayment with stamps in all cases
is required. An letters without the necessary pos
age stamps, or which are stamped with revenue
stamps, win be forwarded the Dead Letter Office
Immediately after being dropped into any post
Office.
Postage stamps issued prior to 1860 worthlessi
and will not answer for present purposes.
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
James Hendrix Gem II ainaot.

q. T. Dobbins, AdInir. and Others. defendants. 4
II this capee il appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk aud Master from affidavit that the, dcfend-
ants James Malone, John Malone and Thomas Ma /,
lone arc non-resdents Of the Stfte Of TENNESSEE 80
that the ordinary process OF this coHrt cannot be
served on them; o. motion II Is therefore ordered
that publication % 9aade for four weeks jan success
sion IN the Citzena a newspaper published ia the
town Of Puiaski in said State reauiring said de-
iendant 70 be and appcaron tic rst day Of the next
term OF TIE Chanccry Court, t. be held for the q
county q Giles at the court hoAse III Pulaski,
the first Monday in March next and answer com
pianants bill, or the same wiz be taken for
tessed as Q them and set for hearing ec-pafte.
Dec -, 1850, A. cox, g. g. ".
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In Chaneerx at Pulaski.
S. q. lwslief5rli and others Os.nplaisunts

S. L.-WIIle1ord and others, COMPARTMENTS,
Benjamin Ashworth and others, defendants.-
n this cause IL appearing 70 the sfact:on of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Lucy w Dagger, John Newman, Francis
Newman and BENJAMIN Newman arc non-residents
of the State of Tennessee that the ordinary pro
cess of this court cannot be served them; On
motion it is therefore ordered that Publication be
made for four weeks in succession in the Citizen,
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski in said
State requiring said defendants to be and appear on
the first day the next term of the Chanccry Court
to be held for the county of Giles the court house
in Pulaski on the first Monday in March next alld
answer compainants' bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and for hearing
ee-paJte. Deeds. 1851 L A. COX, G, q M
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- IN ohaneery at Pulaski.
william Fry, complainant.

james o. Mitchell and Others, defendants, y
III this cause it appearing to dissatisfaction of the
4EeTk and Master from afsd ayit that the defend
mt Catherine y. ) milan Is n0n-Fesident Of Tic
State of Tcnnessce SO that the Ordinary process of
this court cannot be served on her; On motion It rs
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen a newspaper,
published in the town of Pulaski in said STATE re
quiring said defendant to be and appear on the rst
day of the next term of the GhaneeTy Court to b.,
held for the county Of Giles At the conrt house in
Pulaski, on the fret Monday in March next, and
ans~er eonPainants bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed TO her and set for hearing e-parfe
Doc. Is, 1863 a. cox, q 81. =.
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Fate of the HeFernan Murderersg
Executions. on the 26th last.

James Laysaught, William Dean, George
Craft and Thomas Perry, the murderers of
William Heffernan, one Of the wealthiest
citizens of Nashville, On the night of the
22d of Nov, have been tried by Court Mar
tial, they. being u. S. soldiers, and found
guilty of murder. The findings of the
Court have been approved by Gen. Thomas,
commanding the Military Division of Ten
nessee, and by him forwarded to the Pres
ident. The sentenced having been approved
by the President, GensThonlas has ordered
that each of the murderers 'be publicly
hanged by the neck until he is dead, on
Friday the 26Ih inst. lnJ ea 8 ono
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THE END OF THE WoRLD.--The Nashville
Gazette. in commenting upon the prophecies
of some London fool, that the World viii
come TO an end this year, says: a'1''aI-
'sIn common with the mass OF the South
ern people, we are now in condition not
to be at all frightened by even near pros
pect of the end of the world. - Q We could
shout at the crack Of DOOM because the
catastrophe would rid US of the Bureau
and the niger soldierss'' yLss-3
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
Sarah M Jor,I,,rf comma insr.kA . q

4 brad l.4 b -r.sa Ts.t 60 srH sW
sHa 1a1f John A. Jordan, defendants. ~ z5zi- Bla
n this it appearing the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant John A. Jordan is nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee, that Il c ordinary process of this
court canH0t be served on him; On motion & is
theresoTe ordered that pab leato be made for four
published in the town Of Pulaski in said State re-
fquiring said defe art to be and appear on the first
day of the next term Of the Claucery Court, to b
held for the county Of Giles at the court house In
Pulaski, on the Arst Monday IN March next and
ANSWER compiainants bill, or the same be taken
for confessed as to him and set fog hearing Darse
Dec. Is, 1885, : -s-{- = A. Coz. @. Il NJ
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Matthew johnson, for use of &c, complains

Richard j. Miller and Others, defendants.
TNthis cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant Richard j. Miller is resident of the State
of Tennessee so that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on him; On motion il is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
published In the town Of u.aski.in said Stats re-
qhiring SAID defendants to be and appear on the
first day of the next term of the Chaneery Court to
be held fo the county of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer comPlanants bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO him and set for hearing ife.
Dec. 10, 1SG5. 81. 40 SCI ~ "A. COX, CD NJ =
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-gra0oi b.ot- jog bio lGaE LBe, FAITH. q
ExILED CoNFEDERAEEs.---A letter from
Paris says John slidell is living quietly in
Paris, His family goes very little into So
eiety. Mr.. Mason is il London. Jacob
Thompson and j. T Benjamin are also in
London. and John c. Breckenridge is soon
expected there from Canada, with his fami
ly. Major Huse, formerly agent for the
purchase of arms in the Confederacy, is in
Paris. Mr.. Gwynn and daughter are now
residing in London. fs-+r.. ts-.tl b.
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In ChaneerY at Pulaski.
william Z. Wade, complainant,

: VI GCIe5 0cI-IIUUDJ. :"
Thu cause It nppearing to the satisfaction Of the
4 Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant CalPhuTnia Wade is aaon-Eesident Of the State
Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on her; On motion It IS
therefore ordered that utilization be made for four
weeks iE succession ia the Citizen, newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State, re-
curing said defendant to be and appear che first
day of the next term Of the Chancery Court, be
held for the county Of Giles nc the court house in
Pulaski, on the first monday in March next. and
answer comPlaiRantsi bib. or the same will be taken
TOR confessed to her and set for hearing er-pqre.
Dee. I5 1865. go A. cox, g. g M. 2
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Mr.. VALLAEDIGHAAs in his speech at the
recent 9th of January celebration at Colum-
bus, Ohio, said, in reference to President
Johnson, that, $50 far as he was endeaxor-.
ing to secure the immediate restoration Of
the Union, he was ready. To- give ohim a
hearty support. On the'subject of recon-,
structions the Presi Tent had lately said that
his policy Was that which led to the end the
quicH and, Mr.. V. Significantly added,
''My baggage is oheo3s, ngh on that
line.'' slr L FOL >.r..- sshl
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The Mobile Advertiser of the 9th instant
Gays that General Thomas has Off Tally in
formed Gov. Patton that all the Q. S. troops
will be removed from Alabama, arms and
ammunition furnished to the State Militia,
and that provision for destitute families will
be promptly furnished to the State. -.
The same report comes from Georgia
respecting the withdrawal Of the. troops
from that State also. -..r. ...-., .-.-
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CHANCERY NOTICES.
In Chanoery at Pulaski.
c. II. Garden and others, compliments,
James 7. Henderson nd others. defandants.

James T. Henderson and others, defendants.
n this cause it appearing tho satisfaction of to
L HFIShIasteF from affidavit tff5 the Je
fcndant James Y. Henderson, is ~ non Fsident Of
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro
cess of this court eonnot DC served en- hinlia9n
motion it is therefore ordered that publication DC
made for four weeks in sueeeSSioa in tlleCl tlzen
newspaper Published IN the tow ef Pe1ash in said
State, requiring said defendant be and appear
the fFssdaY of term of the Ghancery Court,
&c be held for the county of Giles at the court
house in Pulaskiye on tli5I first AIoaday III March
next, and answer comp1ainants' bin, or the same
will be takenfor confessed as to him. and set for
hearing ea-pdTte. y ~ (I@AA. COX, Z. S NJ.
Dec Is, 1s75.Lr LILLE
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The telegraph informs US that the Presi-
dent, through General Grant, is sapidly
Withdrawing The troops from the Southern
States, thus showing his Willingness to re-
pose confidence in the sincerity of their
professions under the changed condition of
affairs
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APPoIoor.-We don't bciievo nnci l. an.

APPoLoor.-We don't believe much in APP
PologiesS bat think IL due to ourselves 10
make asihnPle statement with regard to our
meagre appearance this week. We have,
so far pfintedthe Citizen with the assistance
ofaone0 composition only and the labor has
been ardHOus. Butthis week we are even
deprived Of this assistance. by aeFuel feIoh,
besides having suffered severe bodily Attic
lions, ourself. We have been editor, com
PositOr. job workman, presenah and devil,
.hhtilsWs have literally worn off the ends of
our fingers. soWeghave been beset GA all
sides. with all manner of annoyanees, and
our only astonishmentis chat '~ehave Sue
ceededuih printing! paper at ALL % II we
don't get assistance next week. IT, will be
hard 10 tell what win become Of US. '-
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The Memphis Commercial states upon
the authority of a private dispatch. that the
President has determined to issue procla-
nation declaring the restoration OF the I'm
ion, as soon as TexIs and Florida shall be
Aorganized.5 Thesdispaich-is slightly i'm
ant iaasmuch as it develops 1.-The matu-
aPresidsnt's policy. 90 gaiLaa
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GREAT GALE AT NAsnvrLLE.--A severe
gale prevailed at Nashville on Tuesday last,
accompanied by heavy fall of rain, during
which some forty fee tot the west side Of
the Penitentiary wall tumbled down, No
personal I'M uries were sustained. nor did
any ofthe prisoners escape.
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The construction Of railroad from Iuka,
on the Memphis and Charleston RaiIpoad.
to Easiport, on the Tennessee River. ais be-
ing agilated by the citizens of Padheab.
Louisville aud Iak&. l5ueeaib baa 9s.s
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~ iel estimated. . says the Nashville
Dispatch, "that nine thousand 10000
square miles, or one fifth Of die area Of Ten
nessee, arc covered by Stone Coal, Iron and
Copper ores, and other Of the coarser min
erals and metals, which ia. all ages and in
all countries and under every civilization
have given commercial and political power
TO every people who possessed them. Nor
does this amount include tire minerals and
metals Of Alabama and Kentucky which
are accessible and contiguousto rs by lines
of Railway already completed or projected,
and which may be fairly calculated atthree
thousand square miles, making total OF
twelve thousand miles. %
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Mrs. Douglas, widow Of the late Senator
Douglas. is to be married on Tue SOU inst
to BIevet Brigadier General Williams, A.
A. G. U. S. A. ! who il aow .on dutY at the
War Department.
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The graves Of one thousand FIVE hahdred
and seventy-nine Confederate soldiers are
to be found IN the Soldiers Burying ground
at indianapolis -ta. ,t~a's 7elii5 SOD q
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NOTICE

'IIIOSE indebted 70 James & Edmundson. or the
L or the undersigned, for Smith and Wood Work
for the years 1851 % and 63 requested to come
forward and settle BY cashier nOto. The book M ust
be closed by the 1st Of March next or an officer
attend 70 the collection VIII lie in Pulaski every
Monday, At the Store Of Eel & EdnunelsOu until
the lst Of March; TO attend % the settlement.
Jan'y ., St. JOSHUAJAMEg.
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The Legislature.

q Abodtthe only items Of interest We have
noticed in the proceedings of that reckless
and imp lincipled body of men at Nashville,
who style themselves the Tennessee Leg
islature. (Legislature!) are, frst, new bill
by Mr.. ArneIl, to establish a criminal court
Cor Giles, Maury and williamson; passed
frst reading. Secondly. the rejection Of a
resolution in the House expressing desire
that the Congress at Washington should
promptly admit our Senator's and Repre-
sentatiyes to their seats in that body; and
thirdly the adoption of resolution highly
eu1ogistic of, aud condolent over the death
OF Henry Winter Davis, whose life was
spent in traducing tho South, and whose
last breath was spent in condemnation of
Che President. Thus the Legislature Of
Tennessee openly condemns the President.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having Ieft Egateies It my Shop pre-
n vious 20 Scpt'r. 18th, 1865 hereby notified 10
call Tor them within 30 days they will DC sold
pay the bills.
jan lZ~im #tEE H. CORY. .rs
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General Price, Coy. Harris, Generals
EwelI and Shelby have plantations 81 Car
lotia, Mexico. Gep. Price enthusiastically
says carlolta will become great CT 10 a
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4 REPORT prevails in San Antonio. Texas,
that John c. Breckinridge win locate in
that State, as soon as the President grants
him pardon.
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REruHLIsnEp pr nEaursr.

Round its staff It's dropping dreaFy
Furl it, fold it, it is best; 1900
For there's not man to wave It, "a E
And there not sword TO save it,
And there's not one left to lave it
In the blood which heroes SgayeIt;
And its foes now seorn and brave it;
Enr II hide it. Jet il rast,1 els 10 no
odl Take that BANNER down p tis tatsgred sif
gBn Broken is its staff audi sllatterad ,afsdlnoa
And tbe valiant hosts are atteredz ffugfa
Der whom it floated high.
Hlt! oh = tits hard for as to fold It
beIiIIard to think thers's none to IOldlft; 1HE
80 Hard that those w heaPBee3 pnTalicdi it 30 81
-vsi7HN Nov ~ must i fur it5Yth sigh as75r aon
4ui Furl1 that Banrierlafarl it sadly 1Ha alo1G
Iel Once ten thousands hailed it gladly,lo ra5
And ten thousands wildly, madly, t
Swore it would forever wave
-o9g SSiore that ofoeuhen's sword could never j
% Hearts like theiTsl cutwi discover, 10 u
Till that flag would feat, forever. miro Il
y q the II freedom OF 'heir grave aoiaU
.l Furl it for the hands that grasped It,
, And the hearts that fondly claspcd it. Tan;
Cold and dead lying low
~ And that Banner, it is trailing,
l.aWhile around it sounds the availlngs zlT-s
-os.'Of its people in their Voc, mz5-oas LHa
For, though conquered, they adore it. 90
Low the cold dead hands that bore it.,
Weep for those who fell before It
Pardon those who trailed and tore it. -5t
la And oh! wildly they deplore ii, .5a59-aoa
Now e furl and fold it 50. -aou sss.l
-a5l FuTl that Banner! true tits CORY, 11q obs
-L5 Yet It's wreathed around with glory3lu 81
And twill live in song and story, 49,.
Though its folds are in the dust
l+ For its fame on brightest pages, s-7 -
Penned by poets and by sages
Shall go sounding down through agestg -
Furl its folds, though now VIC must.
Furl tEat Banner softly, slowly; 500
Treat it gently-=-it is holy gsa5 a9I--
For it droops above the dead. AHA. al.t e..
Touch it nOt-unfold it never,
a-'' Let it ldroop there, Jurled forever,
For its peoples Aepes are dead.- 3l-- s-t1
.-... ---------- ----------- - gz.aga
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JOHN BLACK. fCoPd.)5
NOTICE

TIE Office Of Thos Martin, President OF the Cen
i trail southern Railroad, is kept in the Counting
room of Massrs. Moffatt Cox Those who have
agreed convert their taX.reccipt in the Stock of
the Railroad can nc aFy time ~ calling al the
Office, where lie can generally be found. jan5-tf
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valuable Land for Sac

! - SAEtsE yAEf 4EssA1A AVA- -l7oI1Cs y =
Thos, J. Haz1ewood, adm r., c..
9--- Robert a. HazleW God and others. i .ff
N pursuance of decree rendered BY atIe Circuit
L Court of Giles county, Tenn, at the December
term, 1863, in the above stated cause viii proceed
day Of February next, on the premises, = Tract of
Land in said county Of Giles district no q near the
Prospect depot on the Nashyiigs and Deeatur rail-
road, adjoining the lands of Z. Simpson, Cornelius
DOTherty and others and contains the late residence
Of IstlebeEy Lakewood deed. Is a valuable farm,
WELL IMPROYED-RIGH LAND, 7s
web :iRbered and valeFed. The swidew]s dover
viii be reserved.
TEISMS.-Fwo hundred dollars wiz be required
in etsh, he baafecs credit Of u months with
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
win good securities. A lien VIII ba retained on
the land until the purchase money Is ali naid =.
Sale at o'clock, p. N.
jan - WIRE WIr1EFonD, clerk.
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d.
Hos. A. II. SrEPuENs-IIIs VIEws.--2A
letter from Hon. A. II Stephens. dated at
Charlottesville. Ga, 25lh ult., contains the
following paragraph: osilo 5.I ttages aH.t
"As to hoE am dOiRg.I can only say
thai. in the matter of health. have inn
proved greatly since my return home, but
the country End in worse condition
physically, morally and POli'ically--than
axnected: 4 The general desire of the eople
is for a speedy restoration Of civil law and
harmony, aud ana engaged inadOing all /
can to effect that result. I do trust7that
wisdom, moderation aud true patriotism Will
rule die councils at Washington. 'o'' Mean
whfie,qit Is the daty of every one % do the
best he can; the wise and the good viii al
ways take things as they find them, and d.
the best they can with them as they pre-
sent themselves.
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The Nashville Union and American says;
1.-The Kentucky Legislature, which is linn
tied by the Constitution to sixty days, ex-
cept BY otwo-tlirds vote Of that body, has
refused to prolong its session. '.i r. -.-a
1.-The Legislature Of Tennessee has been
in session upwards Of three months, but
we Lave not heard OF SO much even as a
proposition to resign. The people of Ten
nessee, in their poverty, are over burdened
with State and Federal taxes, and the Leg
islatare is increasing them every day that
it prolongs It's session. II these gentlemen
really desire to advance the interest OF the
State, let Them adjourn and return to their
constituents, and seek livelihood by some
more honest employment. .r.I.f
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Z ERIpAY AioRNlNe. JAN'Y. 10. 1866.
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bill proposing an additional tai on cotton,
which vas referred to the Committee on
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ways and Means.
These s+SIs about the only Congressional
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items of interest.