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.COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part I-Oyer ana
Terminer-No Circui, CelendarPart lL-AdJolrDed with
dsv. Part IL-Nos. OIL 903 ~ 80 10 a. so9 ~
1913 1874 1916 iI!5 09 1888 5l2 900 l26 93 g7l lise
SURRoGATE'S COURT.-N0s. 3-frederick Stuck
deck 4-Anne Matsey; 5-George Seaiman 7-Petef kus-
sell 80 -
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Adlournedi Tor the
term. . 20
Court OF CoNMoy PLBAs.-Part Nos. lO9
no. u.s. 49, a. l25 10 l27 l2s 2a Part ll-Nos 49, lOi
lOl liz. lids. 100 I55. l2 ~. l2J ~ a.
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there will bs ample and comfortable sitting room 'or 500 per
sens The organ from 1homass Church OF thirty two
stops has been purchased and will be fitted up to serve ten
poariy the grand organ finished On the whole It vii
country worthy alike Of It's propreors and OF the metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

s,emstip CRY Boston Brooss Liverpool Rob oaen'io-n
l7t o. John bao Arclaf'd ~ sandy
Hool Do 80 o. 2oh l6i inst a.l .lesn'hig ty o. London
AID Frn bound 10 Chanss ah Inst Iso miles w Of fas
steamship bound " 2otn Of hantaciei steamship Del
bound ".
20 Murray. fefusA Go.
soamahip kuy B S1uder Lockwood Chsrcson - hours WIKI
tndse and p.sl. Livlzstou FoI Co.
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Meeting Of the ship-Carpenters on sniurdny

At a meeting Of the shipearpcniers, at No. oo East
Broadway on Saturday Sir. PARKlR presiding MI Ouiptk
stated that the slip Peabody still remains on the DOCK IN fh
denha and haths mon sti refuse to work on
her ha the owners apply TO the Navy Department
fr take her into the Navy ard and that the
implements OF trade aRd leave rather than do hands turn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Schf 7. Jefferson Philips Norfoik 7. y. Chase & Co.
Schr H. Compton Depuy. Richmond Ven Brunt slaght
Schr Pefsis l.. smith Brown Phed- phia simpson app
Schr Only Son Mason. Ho.ow.i Mo- t-reuson v 0od.
Schr Cofvo. Achorn bangor. W. F. Brown Co.
SciT Samuel Gilman Croweu. Boston, ". y Lewis 90.
sohf SARAH EraDeth. Reeve NeW Haven, l. d siaanard
Schf Emily Alien bridgeport.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

The price of beef cattle at Chicago appears TO have
given away permanently Judge from appearances TN
Lice Stock Reporter Chicago, May %, says:
With limited supply than last week there Il coasd
eraby activity Sales, yesterday did not number bali
the receipts and the purchases made OF moment were 70
an orders rather than speeuatons for the Eastern mar.
kets We have weeks had active and buoyzae
markets that buyers think that 10 Is now time for
change hence efforts Tar this week have bean made aAd
probably will to It's close alter the previous state OF things
Look ng az the unyorabe character Of Newf0Tk Cd
vces BUYERS that is advisable 10 hold back all the
stock hov can for few days IL most probable that with
heavy receipts for the remainder OF the week decline N
prices will take place which otherwise can be avoided
The fresh supply TO-DAY numbers 1000 head, OF which ea
than Onehs has changed hands The quality Is not 50 gol
last week but pecve either OF quality or numbers the
market altogether Unsettled with nominal deciine moi the
closing quotations of Saturday last OF JOc. y 100.
principal sales ade day on Pittsburgh account
hyers the good out Of the mar
ket and will probably hold OF until tie further supply TOT &C.
morrow (Ihufsday) is ssosrtaned- . -. -.
Ii does seem very important that drovers should wthhod
shipments until the present panicy state Of things has passed
'F Receipts shpmens
N,,,d,v aud Tpasaay .-........ 25Jl so
Wednesday ........--.---.---------- -V7o 80
rr...l ,bs waaL h2l7
Iotai last week. ....------.--- ar 2 rs
II holding back the only way 10 keep up prces ~s
opne that holders VIII ind they hsye leivy load TO hold On
steep down grade
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SUPKLME LOUET-SFLcIAL TERN-MaT u tIoT' Ju'I1'"
SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
John l.. Wright agt. Samuel l.. Taylor 81 al
Judgment for defendants Diminishing the plaintiff com
rant with costs Findings Of fact &c 60 be drawn by de
iendants attorney and settled on three days notice
CHAMBgRs-Beioro Justice BARsARD.
Rosa GlcntOn 1.-TWO caSes) agt. Bertrand Clover
William Post et a. ag Johei Post a-AiotiOus granted
j. Cave ct al agt Hart Grain Separator Co j. A. spehre
agt Charles T. Smh.-Motons denied
Lizzie l. Dubois act Edward NJ Dubois --lndsfneHt %
divora. 0rAnfnn-
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MAIsTLAs SHAY i6The American schooner Minnie O. Afn'
has been seized by the Maian aahofe' a.
Altlia
IAUScHyD-A Crsine wednessy shsrnoon schooner D. T.
Paoln by Js8e Webster and Owned BY Messs Whers
Pstchin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

DR.. y. w. Hardee of Savannah Ca, who gave U.s
70 appear the Superior Court 70 answer 70 t o1 eor
feobx m selling poisonous drug iree per sou ,re \.
was brougLt up reoens and the Court deed .'rr ia
no snch oiloass known .. thn law Of Georgia ~"
,,yiqousr discharged.
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npoken.

Apr Of Cape q Good Hope, Br shp Queen Of the Age from
May i5 a. 20 10 n long W. BRIG Ocean Star from New
Yort Clenfugos. =,
May i6h long 90 o. br. Union from T'Is' for New
Iofl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

FoocHow march g-re United S-' WyoninE "a e.
tempting the voT upon rock and lad 10 rafn ah
ING badly
schr Eugeue It from Wilmington G.. reports Pct Inst
90 TO- i gas from hN iost paft Of deck load and
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5Gpines barks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ave., cor.
u o. lths.-sX PER CENT interest free OF tax
N.r. ,de on or before June Interest from jane
RI u prrT Seor,tsrv THOMAS CHRlSTi. President
ANIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
- FREE from Government Tax.
Or s.nls fosn q % - O0O BY
THIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK
Corner G Twenty sixth St and Third ave
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11ori- narocn's Noiice.
TATE oy Nav Yohx

STATE oY NHw-Yohx.
PoRr-WARpESI OFFICE No 70 "li,msti
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton ofths passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act to Re
osuye MardnE Once OF the Pot Of New forf 10 al
Interested hsvnt charge o. TIE subject matter Of ,aeh
inquiry that the following
under PORT Wsrden that the said survey,
examination, be- completed within days sucoses 'A'
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Matbinern.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses,
ID T.mpers Whees Tile Machine a'ss' oi loas Ani al
tiO'' Machinery io' manufacturing p chNfLL Co.
No 1874 Germsntowu-sye. PhiIaae phis
TrRlCSSON's CALORIC ENGINES
L. S1T gRO eeebs,ed portable nd stationary ish and
49,. ,se. Enriaes Orist M Panps Of every D..
Al md. JAMES h. ROBINSON.
10. l6i Doanest- COZ. Hadsoa-'t New Yoil
rTWSPAPER FOLDlNG-MACHlNES for sale
~ cheap size I43 good running order Apply " Press Room
inbnr- Office
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
> and Boiler, ~ 5 Hemp ToT 'nd y, ogi E
oey,., \. ). Worss. Paterson. y j.
.,TEAM ENGINE for SALE-One secondhand,
lveoof srd a IN perfect nHg order Can Be seen run
he work Of Oh. Ross, M.I4 q. i ~ Sofpe i leu
o.. RUSSELL Asnafse'uzug Company. Greenfield Mass.
I,HE HARRISON BOILER safe steam Boiler
LBs6ii rf sAFlrI IRON EXPLOSION. sil coat
fs1durblty .aony o. gel i, o. ee4inl A' '''l'
oad Of eon5ao Of cast rel sphere. eseh gh,
inc a. rrefa. diameter nd threeosaia inch tls IA'se
The io-m j, .ae sou-e Answn iis .l.. 70 ie. mn, w ct
essen - Strength Of TIE plate sboat pr
s sss 9e ~ cSSs3T 81 BURST USDEa ANY PE1cT6A
II aef pressure " ea m oriny baer, every
IOiu n tbs BE- safety valve NJ other steam Generator pas
% i,.s,f SD So "a rrsyea,lss di.a.ter
j. eo' ag.cted oy coHooH which 'eon oes''oy i-e wofn,
boiler Most poons from l csse 10 as economy
IN ue c4us 20 The bee, oefs s s BON e lse et.ei nd |
81 the 'rce which thorol.y mAag e. ss's' naless osie
eoulDHi1n and beaAg e th. 10 BE- more effect
usy absorbed t.n Fra ordinary tubular d. cylinder boiler
re. ~ steam quickly and ~h tie fuel De- produces super
laate drpllatg no liable % pfnng
rfolmne ilanfro aid be- tea apart % That
piece shan g. pounosi ln cl psees Of
boiler may pot trols ing loot square
ssfiy esued inside or Under ordinary crclmsisne %
is sep, free permanent deposit by blowing he wser entirely
ont undsr FOL once week treqaes 10 specA sh IN
ns mansgceut Injured 1srt, can b renewed with ga a1Y
h-y nniOTm shape and ~ ben ereweo e enie
ooer resius GOOD The greater part o. the boiler Va"
reed rene We urlc.s lnfsifi5
boiler can be increased Any ssteat by simply addnf 70 i'
~ldti a1o
nsin give sane 0f al sts To we.l' aud io.es less than
sneat se ground a ordinary cylinder without
iDcsssef 20 T. f Any flc ei tho
refuse coal dlsf. There bo
Of them t. hesi shasls f nd and
tins country Drihr ard speicaout FIRE o. arg Io I'd.
,osfs or les address JOSEPH HARRISON Ja isrrsor Boz eli
Hori Gfsys Ferry Road I'D one United sisis, Arsers Pi
ide pho. Pa
V'HE ADAMANTfNE BRICK PRESS
D.. pe ONLY BRICK Phl-- fna. nsef the PEnFOHA
TORE o. EXTRACTS TIE AIR fhoN TIE CLAY While inth,
sfoc-ss If pressing.
Bro THAT WILL NEiIIfE ikhtt tHEtA, o. W ARP IL
BURN 81 others tla p.o'esr To- do % gre n sni
saut,. le neHe s.aHst tlfI Innoatons J. G. NoObhJft
"resi~iH to. la BIoaeFa7
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Chances for Business Ellen.

RTIFICIAL WOOD-FOr all kinds Of woodwork,
cheaper than the cost OF me "ol
,ns the qualities o. the most costly WOODS WIN
great Arrangements or either az errsl IN n
l~atr SALE very hbcru terms
ug ior Europe AppaQa is
ho week. Apply 20 W JENNlNtS D4lO41i+aAf
10 81. Broadway uI-stsi-s specimen on e1hiolon-
RARE BUSINESS CHANCE. - County and
State rh o. Patent WIEBE improved mode Of
ive7 m ra-oad and other public places now o.
ted SALE cheap FOR containing Jul particulars al
s-sn FRF Derrick WEBB, Knoxville Tenn r o. Boz No let
NOR SALE-A hve-year LEASE on a Mil, situated
hpriv DORMAN, al the Floating Mills ieot Of hsfrons-
Pie No % North River.
IRON FOUNDERY-With Cupola, Engine Blower
ana Tools comp etc AI5e. ground st9J Rof sae on
s..v t~-r,s. JAMES NJ BOYD. No e6 Broadvsy
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE-Located IN
rsss,n town Hudson containing abundance Of sea
Can be removed % aav othef location dee
le0o very great bargain Apply 20 j. T. OOOl@Ai
lrlr'-rf r-clouse 30. % f-.to'-st' -,e"-i oI-
Fg,O lAWYFRS.-WANTED. q LAWYER Of en-
and ability OF few years practice 70 be CONNECTED WIN
state States preferred Address LAWYER boz NO
a. 1rDlns Office.
XNANTED-A PARTNER in d Photograph Gal
w located in the South and doing excellent business
ny prsrc Photographers need apply the m Hees ~ May
% r ~ PERRY. MeIeaaats Hotel Nel.-1 oI4.
Sl5000 TO $50 oCo-An energetic g bus. business ,o
profitable flsnoisctug business For particular and an interview"
.dars,s ] ,. r. IIi6uas'Ohi.e
G.VnO to SI.OOO-Men looking Tor business,
- w and possessed csplsi Of Soo TO sloOO by
,,r,etv ,r tsr limited state. CUSHING 3 WING.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun R... f34 sets.......12l Moon Rses......6J
Sandy Gov Island ....7.29 He'll Oae.......9
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Professional Noiires.

EDMONTON a BARKER.
> ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS
o,er Pso,iss National BsaI' CHARLESTON r C.
NaAKI.s sIsosros TesODoRE g. BAsgsA
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Gsip Wantco.

VNIANTED-AGENTS in Boston, Philadelphia, and
w the splendid steel fnsravng OF hcks
Picture Of AUTHORS OF TIE UNlIEDSIAi rs containing
ulengh Portraits axe 2OIO inches engraved by l'ch none
but fcass experience need sppy al Room
No No Beekman.st, address Box No $40 Ne" forh fos
Ofice
XXTANTED-A DESIGNER and MODELER in a
w Silver ware factory Address GEO. SHARP No St Prune
It,. Philadelphia
NNTANTED-A COLORED BOY, Is or II years Ola,
w willing and teachabe waiting and make himself gen
orally small prvnte family If ambitious oil eIns
could hours study Wsees moderate Apply 70
Mrs BLAKE. No 42i PacihCst. Brooklyn, l. J.
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n hOlding back IS the onIF Na' 20 TT ny
orne that holders VIII ind they hsve ieiVy Load 10 ho GA
steep down grade.
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DRICK MAKING MACHINES. Brick Presses
ID 7,Berrs heels Tile Machine CASTING for Goa kinsi
- p. L. ChNNELL Co,
No. 2f4 Gerusntouu-sve. Phla1e. pht
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ITHIl'rNON's IAIUKIC LNOINLo.
II CTTr BROS ceebIsed portable and stationary gh ano o
-. .tesr fnri1e. Grist end Pumps Of every D.
.p,a oon Gins, Skating. Gearing Fsys &C. JooDins
- 80 JAMES T. ROBINSON.
No 1Gf D1anosf.. COZ. ~ ds0usi.. New foTE.
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Gitualions iuanieo-females

A WIDOW LADY wishes situation as HOUSE.
" EFFPFR q, . anal family widowefs family wcud
ae charge Of Lodging House Boarding House Cal at No 4Os
,txsf. f,rc ,veek.
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HON. JOHN BELL.


The recent letter Of the Hon. John Bell,
to Mr.. George Baber, Of the louisville
Journal, is receiving, we rejoice to note,
at--general and respectful attention which
the eminence of the writer and gravity
OF The qpsstiops,ha reEisy. hce invite
and imp sd It may be added. which
gives us equal pleasure, that the opiinio lpiir ps
and mode of treatment, embraced in Mr..
Belts essay, met with the hearty approval
Of rejecting men everywhere.
The great statesman never wrote with
more sagacity, and persp icuity in the whole
course of his life. Standing aloOf from all
party or political Observation-Disclosures
as a judge and unselfsh as patriot-his
words bore the elevation and disI assionate
candor Of history, Every opinion is clear
and decided; every sentiment is viFtuops
and honarable; every expression is timely,
well chosen and aPtly phrssed. Viewed as
q political disquisitiou, philosophic essay,
or literary composition, this last emana-
ton from the. .fFst Of conservatives viii bear
the scrutiny of the incest criticism Il is
manly, but not audaeious, polished but not
tame; moral but rot Sentimental; q sober
minded exposition, Of the feeling and pur-
poses Of the South, and the duty and needs
Of the Government. No writer on the
Southern side Of the question, and none but
Mr. Motley Onz the Northern has tfeated
the subjects reviewed by Mr.. Bell, with SO
much scope. versatility of flearning. oandor
Ofstatement and elevation Of tone. laa l5
Mr.. Bell appears in public but seldom.
Until the publication of his letter to Mr..
Baber, he was mentioned single time
on, the occasion Of his Feneontre with Horace
Maynard ard his brilliant but courteous
rebuke Of that genleman-by the press
since the close Of lhe war, lie isliYing in
the most modest style, amid his family-ap
his books, aud those Of his old, friends. who
are still left to sWeeten and surround bis
vigorous old age. No man ever bore his
years and honors with more dignity OF
grace. a person of matchless proportion;
a serenity of eountenance without cloudi
an ease Of fcarrlags and readiness Of address,
which the trials Of these four years Of war
hare not impaired, are added to mind un7
touched an intezest in affairs as fresh as
ever, and a conversation never more varied.
He has experienced Of late The III effects OF
a slight irritation Of the throat, but with
this exception we have in his presence. de-
pertinent and impulse. the same able and
gallant John Bell, who fought those splen-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-26
The Cancer in cur Midst.


a There are no less than two hundred and
tWeuty-three UpFetty waiter grip saloons
In this city, agreeably to the official report
of the Police Commissioners, in which
nearly twelve hundred daughters Of per-
ditlon" labor to wreck both the bodies and
souls of thirty Thousand visitors evsry ddy
Is not this a frightful picture for the con-
tsmplation Of the eye of morality? /? An
army of ftwelye.hundred abandoned women.
selected for their personal attractions, and
all diligently engaged in converting into
thieves aud debauehees honest and decent
young men too inexperienced to resisttheir
Establishments. And no less than nine mil
lions of these intended to- be victims sub
NIT themselves, in the course of a year, to
the process of corruption The fact is al
most too hoprible for belief and syet it
comes to Us in such public and specific
shape that we dare not impeach its acc ura-
eY.a Nine millions of dupes per annun
4EAt this rate what very large proportion of
our youths must haunt these purlieus of
sin as regular habitaes. Allowing for all
repetitions, at least one million of deterrent
persons, half Of them supposed by their
parents, guardians, or families, to be en-
gagged in some decorous pursuit at the time,
are thus educated clandestinely for the
penitentiary or the gallows. And yet our
legislatures permit this alarming evil to go
on sapping the vital foundations Of. social
health, and make no attempts to apply an
efficient remedy, or if they do, simply pro-
duce unconstitutional checks, which the
courts nulify as such. at the frat opportu-
nifty. We can hardly trust ourselves to
say what we think, or how much we feel,
iq view Of trr.ths So bold and SO appalling.
NJ = Sunday Times.
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sinobhats hod1 gObtaiuable BY swearing a lie.
and tie same test will admit7one to practice
Jaw in the Federal Courts. Lis now pro-
posed tha. our Legislature shall offer the
exclusive privilege Of practieiug in the
State Courts upon the same terms. The
result of such a policy carried out will, of
courses be to ell the halls. of Congress with
members who ought to be in the State pris-
on and the bar with lawyers, whose appro-
PIRATE place is the prisoners dock.) In all
times and in all countries test oaths emenate
from moral corruption, which it is their
nature to increase and to perpetuate. They
never have kept, and never will keep any
but honest and conscientious men, from
enjoying the advantages that are made to
depend on them. sisgod 5zaassa c3 taco .
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-26

az lINrEREsT1SG TO TRKvxLERs.-iFhe fol-
lowing "rules Of the road are based upon
legal decision, and ought to be universally
made known. The courts have decided that
applicants for tickets on railroads can be
: elected from the cars Il they do not 'of5er
2 the exact amount Of their fare, = Conductors
are not bound to make change. An rail-
road tickets are good until used. cOuditiOhs.
''gOOd for this day only IS OF otherwise sd-
mitting time of genuineness, are Of no ac-
count. Passengers who lose their tickets
can be ejeoted from the cars unless they
purchase a second one, Passengers are
bound to observe deeorum in the cars, and
are obliged to comply with. all reasonable
demands to show their tickets. Standing
upon the platform or otherwise violating the
rules of the company. renders s person
liable to be put from the train. No person
has right to monopolizs more seats than
he has paid for; and any asrtiels left 10
seat while the owner is temporarily absent
entities him to she. place upon his return.
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NUMBER4


did battles of the past which are part Of
the nations histor8. and has ven inor
victories and 1Eeathered more st0Ems than
asy other living stztssmaHs Of lkEsfiea.
b gItis the fashion of our country 20 forget
. it's great men, ont of Office and in retire
meut.as In England tits different; and as(
we ara adyauSing in the. art Of government
and the grace OF republication, let us hopes
that real .emiuence will never fail Of that
regard and bearing which its Intrinsic
worth detaands. & Of this character is the
last production of Mr.. Bell, and It's Tecsp-
ton encourages US to hops that ability
everywhere issappFeeiatsd, and that there is
no disposition to overlook the conduct OF
statesman merely because he is not in the
public serViee.-NdsheilEe BGnRer.al esF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-26

s. An exchange says: An acquaintance of
ours received from one of his friends. a day
OF two since, the following note: rf-r bar
|%Dsar Harry: You ask me wha. sort of
game am playing with Jack Graham foT
Clarissa's hand ra I have to say, iniFsPlF,
it is a game Of double or quitsu aRd the re-
suit is that l double and he quits. sss tsea
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Test Oaths-A Premium for Rasoality.

Test Oaths-A Premium for Rascality
E s-f-r-ee er-s. - Is 1870 fa.-. .t-r5 .'- rlas
We endorse every word of the following,
which we clip from the Nashville Gazette:
8. In times like the present in this country,
great advantages are offered to the man who
viii make certain professions and take Ger.
tain oaths. Daring the existence Of tfe
restrictions on trade in Tennessee, great
profits were to be realized by the persons
who would take an Gath that very few could
take with a clear conscience. But the
temptation was strong, and it is well known
that many man did not hesitate to damn
what little soul he had, for the sake of a
pile of greeBbacks. Honest men refused
the oath, and were, consequently, denied
all share In the harvest of mon7y making.
The policy adopted was q standing procla-
nation to. all rascals, that they could 6ll
their pockets by false swearing. We recol-
lecta cold winter in which citizens of Nash
Vile were tempted to commit perjury, in
order to buy coal with which to keep them
selves, their wives aud little ones from
freezing. Doubtless, as consequences ras-
Gals kept themselves warm, honest men
were frost-bitten.
Congressional Legislation has made a seat
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-26
Contribution to Massria 1Esaica.s

d Il
A native East Indian physician has re,
Gently, described a new drug, which pre-
misses to be ofsOme value in hetrmtment
Of bronchial efectiOns. The IFlans from
which Is obtained is called by the Him
docs S,'Bakqs," and is a common hedge
shrub in Bengal and the upper aPFOyincssl
The writer prepares an extract of the leaves
and administers it with great advantage in
all cases Of catarTh. When taken internally
it gives. rise 70 sensation of.WsEmth in ibs
stomach and in some cases inersasss ths
appetite, promotes ,expectoraiioh when this
is scanty, and dimlRishes it when excessively
It is considered 10 be ahasxpsCtorant and
anl-sposmodic medicine, ana stog have e
specific action on the surface of the wind.
pipe.