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, 1866-08-29

Prus~ing'a Pure Cider Vinegar will
preserve pickles. md is warranted pure. AJAX
Of The kind In the United Suites. CHATs1Es G.
E. FnCssLt0. $50 and 81 State street, Chicago.
Rur3r3r3. =
, 1866-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS,

Rhcunantistu, Neuralgia and Nervous
Headache CURED By 4 few doses OF ME1cAIrE's
GREAT l.l1EUnAT1o REuEpx. 1t never falls. LonD
i sxETu agents, Chicago. u671
+. n. Messenger, Central City, Color
Tickts medicines. Hewas cured OF lame back
and Two broken ribs, produced by The kick Of a
aic,ouk horsc, By the wearing OF TWO pastcrs and
everywhere. ). II. Reed & Co., Chicago, Illinois,
agents. n6S2
, 1866-08-29

lAucExT FROM TIE HR1a1s 1IoCsE.-Somc
tiuc ago pair Of handsome rrvolyc7s wcrc stolen
. from guest .: thc .Bslsea House. Last wee. u
guild bace'ct went rnissing also. and the propelc-
1ora entrusted the case to William Turtle, EaQ.,
WHO sucece1!ed in finding the thief the bracelet
and the re.olxcts. The gui,ly parry, whose name
Is Iio1c:t Mclean. WAS examined yesterday before
Justice Moore, and held for trial in S50p bail.
, 1866-08-29

Special Enuti0ns-MrH. Windows
ons parties have put ont articles calling them MIS-
NinsloW's. Please take notice that Tho Mrs Wins
low Of tic Soothing Syrup Is not connected with
any other article innpie5s1
, 1866-08-29
THE CITY.

sur cASAL-Tho Board OF Trade has aprro-
rsia'ea h,e hundred dollars towards delsayins the
expense Of surveying the ship canal from i.aSalle
10 the Mississippi River
, 1866-08-29

~A~SSS o*%-us o. eNSAeAls
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial poepa,eh to tho Chscaco Tritune.l
NEW YozK, Auxustes.
LAST WEEKS kxroH1't.
Exports Inst week, total values, two and three quar-
tcr millions, mostly made up Of cotton and tobacco
Tie chief item In btrastus and provisions were 400
Ds rork. soMo lard 1,6ooooo ne chesac 1900 b.ls
nonE. 2so 600 bn Wheat, 10000 bu corn and $500 bu
barley
Flour-Hlgh grades declining; low grades dali.
Wheat-Sprine held nEm, but no demand except for
small lots. Holders expect to compel ucrs 70 paS
full prices owing the limited quantity aaoae for this
MARKET Corn-BrisE; home md eoaxtwise shut ont
foreign shpperx, but buyers take little po.sibte
awaiting fuller eurrlIca. oa,s closed With better
feeling.
Prosn1ose.
rotk-Cloeed dull and nominal at f1119ass. Lard
and cut meats trm.
Hose-Htme, 1lH. Twenty CAT loads at tho market.
FREIGHIs.
Corn-shIpmcnts OF about ono hundred thousand
bushels. orctSn tnd coastxisc. at irregular rates.
sU0AI-
Stuart has reduced quotations. Best crushed 1sKe,
other refined Nc lower.
st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 70 the chicago Irtbunel
ST. Loum. August 3.
TonAcco-spsritea btddings; Tugs, F7Sa6,es; ship.
ping leaf s9o31Soo; manufacturing Leaf from tl5,
70 s,7:7se1e.7s.
F1orR-1nactivc and dull; NXat t1ao; * Ut
%s.6D.
GHA,S-Whtat loveE. s1.4hsl.77x for spring, and
s:-ooa2s for fall. Corn heavy. se6sc 1or mixed 5e1
ow. and sa7, TOR white. Oats quiet aud nrm SIG loc
Rye lower, s5Q5sc.
wn1skxr-s2sXes7epe per gallon
Illinois und 1Ischfaan Canal.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
BK1DdErorT, August asIr- N.
C1kAKED-RellAnee, Joliet Mound; Time. Norris !;
Peter and Tau1 Ottawa. ,u6 II lumber. $50 lath
Wing md Wing, Joliet; lonlsc, Prison; American
stat, Il Sale; CushEnan. L. sa1es s6s9 4 luabez,
S6s1 lah ChanhAhon, In salle t. IT'S Il lumber zo
lAth; !; John Morzison. La Sale Charles Cady. Ia
Sale, 1s03 lumber, 2 100 shlng1es Atlantic, Norris
10 brs ouz: Eeunebcc. Joliet C1&rett, Cham ahou
ARn1ykp-Jeupio. AlnookA, $40 bu cora. 20 hu
wheat; Il. G. LOOMS, Lemont 20 ids rubhle stone;
Alquippa lemont 90 yds rubtle stona 10 ydA dlmsn-
sion stone; Advance Leont - yds dlmcnslon stone
y. u, Gurnee, leuunt. :s yS dimension stone; Glib
raler, Lesnont, yds Euhble stone, Investigator k-
mont 80 yds rnbhic stone Rescue Lemont 80 yds rub
bic stone Il. Hnm1n, Ottawa, 800 bu corn ; Deef
pa.k North Utica, 100 bu Elizabeth, Lockpott
$500 bu corn. ~ III -four; General ehcsuan, Norris,
, 1866-08-29

Acc1DEs1.-Yesscrday morning a bog eight
Seass Of age YVES rub over by an leo wagon at Tho
Corner OF Adams and Wells streets, and seriously
The ofNce Of surgeon, who dressed his wounds.
, 1866-08-29
Toledo Market,

TuLkDo. August g.
FLorE-qNlct.
GHA1S-lfhtht- white &c better; new amber
snag lower Snlts of the furntr at F21; nttct
u t$.GE ~; ~; new rcd Wabash at 20; do I'LL
nnls spring nAl.4o Corn Hc lower nnd eIo-tns ttsu.
Sa1eN No; lat NC Oats Hc lower. Sn!c NJ. Ut W..
LANE ENXlG1TTH-ElIMs coin SC 10 IluIa]a.
, 1866-08-29

T1a7a TAEss.-at's'ut nst O'clock. on Monday
evening, pcrson named Asa A. Floyd stole q
uaiIess Magazine and email picture from
John H. Walsh's hook store. The clerk eaucht
h!Ln In the act, and yesterday the thIct was Gncd
SIS At the Police Court for dfsordctly conduct,
, 1866-08-29

BREACH OF HKAL7u Onp1sAxcE--A man named
Owen Sullivan was nned SIS At the Police Cont
yesterday for aeposilng load Of nIght-son on
Michigan street. Instead Of carrying it outside Of
the city limits.
, 1866-08-29

Superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, In combination with Glyccsiuc
and especially designed for the uee Of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. IN perfume IL c1qnisite, and its
washing properties unrivallcd. For sale by ali
druggists. fcbl2b9Ie-iy-MEw
, 1866-08-29

Ansos.-Eason Wilcox. the proprietor Of one Of
thr saloons at the Union Stock Yards which were
nsrd o2 Mo,.1sy. WE. brought up yesterday at the
Ioliec Court for furtbcr examination On the
c1!ai &C OF arson. witucss testified that he saw
Wilcox with sli:htcd candle at The very spot
NlMfe The tlc originated, and shortly prior to tho
occurrence. The defendant wns committed for
trial nj shc Recorders Courl, under honds OF
Sl.ND.
, 1866-08-29

Paper IIanginEH and Window Shades
al greatly reduced prices F. Z. Rl0Br. 50 RIM
GnInll-st. CHS
, 1866-08-29

Vessels lsnhsed Dc1 rolf.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbuue,1
...- DETEorT. August s.
Up-MassilIon. Asaunto. Robinson, Ea1rarnnsett
Amasan1h, Rsyno1.
Dows-snrtlnth, barley, Columbian, Baltic, Walrus,
Walbridgc, noag. Presto, Bonnie Doom.
WNrSouthwest.
, 1866-08-29
New Orleans Marker,

New Orleans Market.
NEW UHLEASs. August g.
CaTToS-Tnchancetl,w with sales OF 80 talc. low mid
ffln:s at .s&s Sir Receipts for four dnva 4Ej bales
Is bales. -
RASk s7ErrrSa-snlcs at 5ae56; New fors ex.
Change, X discount to par,
, 1866-08-29

Frr1lc WoERs.-7he following bids were
opened yesterday by the Roard of Public works:
Bids for ecwcr in Mc{iregor etrcca; Thomas Il.
Duty, $40 per lineal foot; 1angan l. Mcuugh,
S3.45: Martin. MuIancy g. Dnay. s:;73; William
Nocdrna, s4-5o; G. S. uihhard, S5,ee5. Mr. Duf-
fsE bid was accepted.
For drdgin. aid DOCKING At Ogden slip: Fox
J. Howard, $500 per iineal foot ior locking. and
sixty cents per cubic yard for dredging; o. y.
Green. Si.l9 for docking. aud eighty cents for
dredging. A]eo osclfng to Ict all that may be
needed cn The et1cct, Got NOR. than ono hundred
feet distant, at thiIly CENTS rcr cubic yard.
The contract tur the Washington street tunnel
Aas not get Gecp awarded.
, 1866-08-29

A DISHONEST Co1lIcTnu.-FIank K-lch, q
young mau employed as cles!!, in the commission
t.orc Of E. n. Brown, Nos. 1:S and 1es South
Water street. waR ar.afened yesterday before Jus
tee stnEtcsant on the Charge Of s,nving cmbcxz1cd
the funds Of hin employer. lag: Friday Mr.
Brown entrusted him viii tt,c cul ctsion nf some
outr'andin. debts an.outtin. to <aal, krlch col
!ectcd tue nioEcy and lci,a.ted E,r Milwaukee, On
Monday lle rall a hurried elril TO Chicnyu, when
otlicc, Thomas Ryder, WIN lad hecn apprtscd u
the circumstances. fonrd him on Wells street aud
took him in custody. Yesterday morning he was
Mi1te0 him 70. trial under b.,nds VI SS04.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
New York Market.
New YORK, Eel

New YORK, Feb 10.
Colton-dull and lc lower. Flour-dnlI
sound grades, with moderate demand.
medium grades steady and common
grades dull and dropping; do. infeiiur. nj
Nr5Oa7,9O for extra state; S3,65a9 for ey.
ira round hoop Ohio; SS,S0al0.15 for
trade brands market closing dull
Whisky heavy and declining -
sales at $3.50 for western. " with
dull with strong downwar Wheat
Sl,59 for Common Mil~ ii tendency:
store and delivered ,aukic club in
and without DE- Rye-dul, lower
Corn-wnno cL ',''g" i T"% nr"a at 700 Sa
FAC .dr un' ,ouud 74a75c for sound mixed
ley and Barley MIlt--dull, heavy and
uopninaly unchanged Oats-dul; lc
lower at SSa42c for unsound western;
53a551c for sound do Petrolrum-dull
at 3O3a32c for crude: 45aiSc for refined
bond, Cofee-quiet and steady. Sugar
dull; MuscOvado he; Havana lie.
Enthusiastically and active; New Or
leans 81 ,09al Ia. Pork-active at S2S, 62i
a2S, o74 for new mess. closing at SIS, 62i
cash; S2S,25 for old do. closing at So, 90
cash; S2l ,50a2l,15 for prime: S23.25 for
prime mess; also $500 bbls new mess for
March aud April, buyers and sellers op
ton, at s2S,S72a26,G5!. Beef-stsady At
slea20 for new plain mess. Beef Hams
quiet; S4la42 for western Cut Meats
steady at 1lial2c for shoulders; lGtalc
for hams. Dressed Hogs-heavv; lH8a
1Ssc for western. Eacon-in fais de-
mand at l6al7c fer western Lard-dull
at !ealSSc Butter-irrner ~ 22aG5c for
Chic; 32a4$c for state Cheeso-frr,
atl6!a22c.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIOR,B

OtncE BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co
WHEELING, Sd Dec, I365.
PASSENGER TRAINS wILLRry
BIZ the following schedule on and after Il,
Sd December, 1865:
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BUsINEss CARDS.
DIR. e. A. RUSSELL.
AFFICE, QUINCY sISEET, SF-
[ ; POSITE The CONVENT. oec0oh
ia. HENKE,
SWAMI HOUSE,

DARKERsBURG, VA, CHANG
L ED HANDS. On Thursday, OCTOBER etn'
1853 7, W, Dent late of the Richmond House,
took possession of the Swami House for q
term of years. BE hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merIt a continuance OF the very up
eral patronage conferred upon him when proprl-
etor OF the Richmond.
Every department rs in tie charge of the
most efficient assistants j. VIM. DEM
se1O0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.
THAT VALUABLE PROPERLY

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
situate on Market street Centre Wheeling,
upon which Is erected large and commodious
brick dwelling house and necessary on thouses.
This is lot number ll3, lately occupied by Rob-
EFT Patterson, deceased, and now occupied by
Capt Andrew Wilson
For terms Of sale, apply 10
&. B. ELLISON,
Care v, ". Hanley s. Co., Nos. g. II, and .
Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio, or to George
Z. Whes No SO Main street. Wheeling, West
Va feh7lm
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Pacific Mail Steamship OOmpan7
Through Line so California,
T.4nEGESuNys, Al, gEEvECANp PORT.

Through Line so California,
TOUCEIsNGi AT MEXICAN POhi5
aud carrying the L. 5. Mail. Leave It
No. :. z,Uuu l,ivor, foot Of Canal street al, Do
o'clock, noon, on the lst llth, and +ist Ol ever
month except when those dates fan On 5gIlh
and then on The preceding Saturday iCs Asp
wall connecting, Via Panama RaIlway. VIZ On.
OF the COmpanys Steamships from Panama 20
San FRANCISCO Touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY
Ist hEAKI CHACECET, Cant gny
EecuHg with COLORADO, Capt NstA.I'
ij1b. ATLANTIC, Capt MauTy, connect.
With SACRAMENIO, Capt. Ca-eriy
-l.t NEW YORK, Capt Homer, connec'-
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. FGrnsw0r-
Departures of lat and 2lst connect at Pans
With steamers for South Pacihc Ports. IT,
OF lst touch al ManzanillO
THROUGH PASSAGE RAIL =; oUREE.
First Cabin 500 Second Cabin .2y1. S.
age, 500.
A discount OF onc.quartgr from -tgCuc 81
allowed to second cabin and steCragc Pas's4,L
with families. Also, al allowance Of on w. '-'
ter on through rates 10 ClergynB s5d re-
lies, and school teachers soldiers l''1s
oraDle discharges, half fare ..-,s sf..
One Hundred Pounds Baggage avg. .,,,,
adult. Baggage.masters ag.Ju p"li 80. o,7,
through, ana attend u lad es al0 -. - IN
out male protectors. baggage IeC..,s' 80,
dock the day before sailing from ',,"-,.
railroads, aud passengers who prefer
down early ,r.F..-
AN experienced surgeon Oh uo1Il ".s4.-
aud attendance tree, CO., r.---
A steamer wiz be placed on the line Ja.--.
Ist, 1866, to run from Eew orleans 70 ~
wall, via Havana.
For Passage Tickets or further iGiyl.1-.-
apply az the CoDpany's ticket office, "
~ r. W. u. BELLOWS
ianaJ.Crn AgcI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
IiaSIn1aSi II=-.-.
CINCINNATI r, +,

FloUr-dEchiGgei and quiet sales u
supsrhue new FED 1T 5. ,25a? sc. Wheat
in fair demand and prices steady: 81 50
fer nuIabeg ono new red Corn-in
stesjy and III fair demand With some
sales ct 52a53o for number uns sbelled
Oats-dull al Sc for number two. RE
dull at &c for number one Groceries
dull Hogs-6pll and prices nominal.
receipts OF city dressed 65V head
Plovisions-without decided change,
Mess Pork-0penod higher ond fr,n, Sc
a29: the latter rate being asked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
Regular Packets.
Regular Passenger Packet.

For Pitts5urg, Wheeling and Parkersburg
THE NEW AND ELE.
eQaE Passenger steamer FOREST CITY,
RCapt. JOHN GORDON, A. r. BUNTING
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at ~ II; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at IL P. M; leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Monday and Thursday at
Tuesday and Friday at A NJ.
Freight received for Pittsburg every Monday
and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until 2. NJ
by BOOTH, BATTELLE d CO.,
oct24. Steamboat Agents
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Il" IASt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
M. u. HULLIHEN,

.szzs.,, WHEELING, VA, DENTIST,
SS&k OFFICE. corner of Market and Quincy
STIee1s, one square above the Custom House
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
P. e. ZINN,

rRrTTERER &tCONFECTI0N-
+ Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling W, Va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF Kennel
Candy. e,,.,,;,,,o5 On short
y. " S ooOID7 .ccammodsripg terms. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
WILLIAM HARE

PLUMBER AND
& GAS FILTER. No } Monroe st, Wheel
Iug, w. Va,
SlOtt notice seply
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
ISAAC HOGE,
Late of Moundsviue,)

TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
A AGENT viii practice in Wheeling ana
me counties of Marshall and WetzeL W. va.
Office over the Bank Of Wheeling Main ST..
fS5-Plenty OF wild land II West Virginia LOT
sac at from IS to $40 an acre, BY said Hoge.
IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
THE MARKETS.

We make up our Monetary and CONNER
cial report, this week. principally from the
Nashville Union and american.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10, 1866.
MONETARY. -Gold was quoted in New
York yesterday at 133. This is decline
Of over 1 cents since Monday. There is
very little doing here and we suppose the
buying rate may be said to be 1876.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought at
40 cents. The offerings are light, while
there is considerable demand.
Union and Planters are unchanged. The
former is bought at 60 and the latter at 56.
Southern money continues dull, and the
quotations are as heretofore.
NEW Y oRK, jan Gold shows strong
downward tendency. Foreign bankers,
Influenced by the prospect of cotton sup
ply largely exceeding the original estimate,
are selling out their gold; some anticipating
fall to $50 before the LIST of March. There
is ample supply of cash gold owing to
these sales. Closing at 1884.
The demand for money was moderate,
and all houses in good standing get sufi-
cient at per cent. on call.
Safe bonds are quiet, and the few sales
were generally at low prices.
Money easy at per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull and heavy at l084@109. Gold
heavy and decidedly lower, opening at 14l44
and closing at 139. Government stocks
dull and 4@4 lower. Freights for Liver
pool dull and nominal.
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1866.-Money has
become very stringent, and exchange is
taken at ] discount and sold at par by the
Banks.
Yesterday was one Of the dull
est of the season. Under unfavorable ad-
vices from New York buyers dropped down
to 40@4l, at which very few sales were
effected
In Groceries, transactions have confirm
ed active in all leading articles. Coffee
31@345. Sugar continues at former quo
tations. Flour continues unchanged, not
withstanding decline in Eastern markets.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton droop-
ing, with sales of 1000 bales at 48@5Oc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
RATEs rPOsTAGE.

In consequence of the general ignorance in the
South of the rules Of postage established by law,
many letters of Importance are daily lost to those
interested by being Improperly insufaeiently
stamped The regulations require that all such let
tors dropped into post otfleos shall be Immediately
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, where they
never heard from unless they contain money, or
other enclosures Of value. We give below some in
formation which may prevent vexadon to cores
pondents; .
The rate OF postage on letters within the United
States Scents for every letter sealed package
weighing one half ounce under. Those over one
half ounce cents and cents Tor every additional
half ounce. Prepayment with stamps in all cases
is required All letters without the necessary post
age stamps, or which stamped with revenue
stamps, win be Forwarded to the Dead Letter Office
Immediately after being dropped into any post
office.
Postage stamps issued prior te5s60 are worthless,
and will not answer for pressed 8 7rposes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
Announcements.
TO our Country Friends.

In the absence of all mail facilities in the
interior of the County, would it not be a
very great convenience for each neighbor-
hood to select place, most central and con
yenient to all, as depository for mail-mat-
ter coming to this Office for that neighbor-
hood, and then make it the duty of each
man, whenever he comes to town, to en-
quire for and deliver at the selected point
all mail matter for its inhabitants ? This
arrangement might be made in each neigh
borhood Of the county very easily, and
would enable them TO get mail matter at
least two or three times each week. It
wouli also enable US to furnish them with
the latest news through the Citizen much
earlier than they are in the habit of getting
in now. Almost every neighborhood in the
county has one or more representatives
here every Saturday. These representatives
could call for the package of Citizens for
that neighborhood. and each subscriber
would have his newspaper of Friday to read
Saturday night and Sunday. We urge
upon our friends to make this arrange
ment at once.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
An ArrnAr.-our friend. D. K. Cox

AN ArvRAr.-our friend. D. K. Cox.
got into an ARRAY With some coloIed soldiers
on Saturday night last, in which he was
slightly wounded in the knee by pistol
shot. The facts are these. so far as we
have BEEN able to gather them: The ne
groes on Mr.. C.'s place had been granted
permission to have dance, and according
ly number Of negroes were in attendance,
including few soldiers. At a late hour of
the night, after Mr.. g. had retired, he was
called upon by negro woman to go down
and quiet disturbance among the negroes
between the soldiers and civilians. He
dressed hurriedly and went down unarmed.
except with stick, to the house occupied
by the dancers. On his arrival he was fred
upon several times by the soldiers, one ball
taking effect in his knee. Mr.. Cox says
the attack was entirely unproyoked.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
List of Prices for Advertis ng:

Advertisements must be paid quarter yearly in
advance. Those inserted for months or less, must
be accompanied with the money. Yearly adverti-
permitted to renew quarterly free Of charge
further renewals charged on0 dollar per square
Advertisements from q distance must be accom-
panied with the cash in every instance.
The advertising of house or firm viii be strictly
limited to its own immediate business.
Calls on persons to become candidates, and polit-
zeal circulars charged as advertisements, and viii
not be inserted without the cash in advance.
Professional or business cards not exceeding five
lines will be inserted at twelve dollars per annum.
Editorial advertisements and personal communi-
cations viii not be inserted unless paid for in adj
vance at double the regular rates.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

MORE AND BETTER.-L. RosENAU, is in
receipt Of more goods and Better goods,
and9proposes. as will be seen by consulting
our advertising columns, to sell them lower
than the lowest. He has secured thesser-
vices of Mr.. CHARLEY SMITH, well and
favorably known here, who will take pleas
ure in waiting on his old friends and the
public generally.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

HOUSE CARPENTERINa. - We neglected
. last week to call attention to the card of S.
c. MITCHELL & Co., House Carpenters and
Joiners. SAM. MITCHELL and Tom FLIP
PIN are both young gentlemen of sober, in
dustrious habits, good wOrkmen, and
deserve patronage. =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

IT is said that the British Government
demanded the surrender of Stephens, the
Irish Fenian Head Centre, upon the ground
that he had broken Jail. The French Gov.
eminent denied the application.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
SO REwARp.

Lost in Pulaski, between Davy Spears
shop and the square, a splendid Derranger
Pistol. No. /, made By F. J. Bitterlieh,
Nashville, Tenn. Any person finding the
same viii be paid the above Iezard on
bringing the pistol to this Office p.ndamaged.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

The tide Of foreign immigration is rapid
II setting Southwark. Emigrants have
already arrived in Louisiana from Germany,
in considerable numbers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

The Worlds Washington dispatch says
General Grants bill to increase the regular
army is in the hands of the Chairman of
the Military Committee. If adopted twill
increase the regular army over 50, 000.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

The Government has realized within the
last two years the sum Of SIX millions, the
proceeds of confscated cotton, sugar, and
obher propefty,,-in Mississippi
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

We are requested to state that Col.
RoeERs' School will commence on next
Monday, 18th inst He will teach in the
basement of the Methodist Church. The
room has been thoroughly repaired, and is
one of the most comfortable in town.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

The report from Washington by tele-
graph is that the Joint Committee on Re-.
construction will make no report at all.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

THE CHURcHEs. - The Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches are in operation here
again. The first under the ministration OF
Rev. Mr.. MOONEY, aud the other that OF
Rev. Mr.. EwING. Both are men OF Plety
and popularity as Ministers. Services are
held every Sabbath and Sabbath evening
at both Churches, and prayer-meetings are
held at the Presbyterian Church, Wedues-
dav and at the Methodist Church Thursday
evenings Services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church have not been revived:
The congregation here is very small ana
unable to repair their Churoh-whleh has
been wontonly and sinfully abused during
the past two years--and procure the ser
vices of paster.
We are also to have an Episcopal Minister
with US we learn.