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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
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Troops First Uses Freedoms The odd Customs Of Venice Revived
4 MoyTH AMONG THE PENNSYLVANIA MOUNTAINS AND cOAA
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10 raE USFHPioIED-A tCmmq9csG9 from $ B. HslS,y'
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Tsr PosIrIoS OF PREstpESr
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FINE ARTS
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PERSONAL.
AaRcvITrRAI-Am Institute Farmers Club, Tuesday N't
2n song aySweet Exterior Mails 5000
Cheese Cheaper Qnnns House trf-"he
roury Experiments The Uncertainty Tanning salt fof
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Machines Power Of Water Might; Few More N.
Squankum Mari Draining the Jersey Marshes Wire renee
Piowing HedgesNotway Spruce Mice Eating Irees-how So
vent Planting Peach Orchard winterng Cabbage sweet sS
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Mining; Great Waste Of Precious Metal - ..,,.., ~.
THE Pans EXPosUrroN-Lt OF the Comm'sioneni Ahe"N
Exhibition being ped 80,
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BOARD or CoUSCILMES-T Board met by special
call at O'Clock yesterday afternoon but immediately adjourned
without ansacng any business December at o'clock
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SALE OF CHURCH.-The Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Holy nuoccnt the of Broadway
and Thirty sevenhs has been sold Archbishop McCosy
for the Catholic congregation OF which the Rev Mr. Larkn Is
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

IFor The n y. Tribune.
A HYMN OF THANKSGIVING, A. D. lsCC
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~ rlm REV GEO. LANSING TAYLOR A. A.
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tNtf Duhlhess prevent Unwilling ""'NN" "" Wv
THE RELIGIOUS srRvcrs.
There will d. special services this morning IN the churches
OF nearly every rcbg ous denomination of this city.
In Trinity CIurcL there will be fl choral service and
grand anthem The Rev Dr. EntonNh probably preach the
There will be High Mass in all the Catholic churches
The following special services VIII be held to-day as an
church Of the PuutsnSIhe constitutional Amendment" the
chr,tsn Church Twenty eighh.''Is Peace secuedT the
Fniave baptist church" Mercy Clarifying Judgment in
our National Anun I" tie Rev. Tlgrias Amtage.
seveutst Methodist Churcsennoi by the Rev Daniel Curry
D. D.
By lie Adolf Husb.ch hymn written BY Dr. huebscI
Calvary Bp church West Twenty tiId't-" Our Hopes and
ST. Pads ~ L. Church fourtsye an Twenty second 'seF'
Bropdwsy synagogne-Di'course by tteBev S ~ l'ssca
Mseli"St sermon bv the Re, Adam, Clrshorn
Church Of kinhsye. and Thiiyhnta"rhe City not
Tny .eeond,i Baptist Chape-seo at II clock u BY the
Wet sy third Pre.bytsan ChuehUnion Services Ser.
Trinity NJ T. Church Thinyourihst by the Rev. T. f.
spinst Chureh-seruon BY REV. J,me, D. Wilson
Be,ge GIysr'' ~ tS5t%ol o e f e. D. X Lee
Nedrkind Of tho Fnoratlst Lutheran Chsch.
AT THE THEATLRs
When turkey fails there Is tie tlea tC nl back upon
That is our or the day In this department That turkey
Nil 6u In .ne may well be antcpaed and the
teaters nay reasonably expect 10 DO wei attended The
sfac Of acts At several OF the theaier performances will be
given m the day rs well a. in the evening.
NJ
Long strike and The Wandering Minstrel MI Stuart
Robson will appear IN the latter piece Jen Tags In the
evening the salle pieces viii he presented
Mr. walack at he theaieT viii present "Dre'ms Of De
u,ion and Rural Felicity'an admirable bill Married
Lie bv the way brought here Tuc,diy the
ft time this II brings the Characteristic talents Of
the company INTO strong contrast aud forms pleasing enter
talnmcut -
Nj Lent at the Circus will give "A Matinee. Mntan DE
Berg II Nino Eddie Mr Conrad the Clown, the learned
Mules and all the rect Of the clever performers Will appear
The same peformAIce VII be repeated IN the evening
Mr. Wool az the Broadway 1beuter announces Matinee
ms Wen ms an evening performance At the Tie Ar
tint OF Florence and Tie Youthful DAYS Of Rchceu WILDE
scted-Mr Charles Dlon and Miss Kate Reynolds appearing
In lie evening Richard III will be presented for Tho hrS
time this MI Dillon Is 90 take farewell benefit OF
Friday night -,
Mr. Hartz at Dodworts's Hall viii give Matinee Of Magic
the principal feature which will be- The Human Head
Floating the Air. I've programme will be same as IN the
evening -
Mr. Fox at the Old Bowry viii give day performance Of
Jack end GIL" which will also be acted IN tie evening
Mr. Whcaey nj Niblos Garden announces Matinee per
formancc Of The Black CroG in addition TO the usual even
ing representation The reader needs only TO be reminded OF
these opporuncs for witnessing pleasant spectacle which
shocks nobody 80 far know but pure minded saints Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-10-05

PURSUANT 20 decree of the Chanccry court at
Pulaski. Tenn iu the cause ofJames $. Merrill
and others vs. John B. Majors and others, will on
Wednesday, 18th day Of October, 1886,
sell to the highest bidder On the premises, ut the
late residence of Garrett Merrill Decd the tracr Of
Iand described in tie pieasins, situated Do Giles
comfy, district number one; being the same on
which Garrett Merrill resided at the time Ce his
death: bounded tho north by the iandsoI " m E.
EddIns; east b,r EplTaim j 81 hits and - r. CARR
son; south by he heirs Of VIM Hunuecutt and T. j..
Hob Jway; gcst By the heirs Of FacIn and 81 cruggs5
containing, exclusive Of the part covered by the
dover, s55 ceres. together IN two lots may be
deemed 20 tic iu crest of rho parties.
One huudf ed dollars Wil - required ID cash. and
tie balance in e. u 1s 1nd - months wIh interest
Bond aud security viii De required Of purchaser and
seg.. 81. A. cox, eek.
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sHFRTFF SALE.

d virtue of four executions issued to nlerom the
j. Supreme Court Of the State Of Tennessee, at its
June term, 1866 VIII expose to public sale to the
highest bidder, ior cash, at the court house door,
the town Of Pulaski
On Saturday the 2Oih day Of October next
tract or parcel Of Land known as the Black place,
situated IN She 18th civil district OF Giles county,
containing $50 acres and bounded as follows, to-wt;
On the north By land of Widow Mcclure on the
east by the lands Of J. i. Jones, formerly lands of
ST. Mcclure, on south and west by lands OF Hugh
Thompson and others, being levied on as the prop
erty Of Milton Mcclure to satisfy one jUdgmentren-
dered in favor ofthe Planters Bank against II. Ne
Clure and others, one in favor Of ". r. Dickerson
40 inst TT. Mcclure and others, one in favor of the
Planters Bank against IL 5. Hurt, y. Mcclure and
sep 2I-# 3. II. PEDEN, Sh'F.
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LAND sale.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancerv court at
i Pulaski il. the cause Of Mary A Rutledge 9th
crs VS.. Helen NJ Wood, and others, viii, on
"Wednesday the 18th November next
sell to the highest bidder the premises the
of Lynnville, tract Of about 1T9 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 as the Harrington place, " containing
- acres, ar lying near the above described tract
Persons desiring further information can apply to
Wallace Rutledge the place. Sale at l O'Clock
il GTIOS.
Credit Of 6. u. Is and p months with interest
Notes with good security VIII be required Of each
purchaser and q lien retained.
sept28 A. cox. d m
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery court at
L Pulaski, IN the cause of John K. Thurman VS..
Edward T. Thurman and others, 1 viii,
Thursday the sth- Of November next
sell to the highest bidder, the premises, the tract
of 122 OF Land belonging the estate of Willis
Thurman decd situated in the l4h civil district Of
Giles county, on the waters Of Big creek. Persons
desiring further information can apply to John r.
Thurman. Sale at II O'Clock, a, m.
TEF Ms:-Credit of, and years with interest
Notes and good security required and lien retained.
sept % A. COX, d
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PURSUANT to u decree of the Chauccry Court at
J. Pulaski, Teun., in the cause of sarah 81 Davis.
and others vs. Sarah Alles and Others v.lll GA
Thursday, the 9th day Of October, 1865,
sell to the highest bidder an credit Of twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, except o cash pay
Inent of 500 on the premises tract of IS aces Of
land described in tire peadings being the same b.
longing 60 the heirs If Jesse Hardy deceased sit-
ated in Giles county district No. ., about one mile
west of Prospect depot adjoining the lands of g.
MGrew swim and sarah b. Davis A3red Ii rdy
and Others. Notes and good security required, and
a hen retained
sept a. Il. cox, q Il.
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
Pulaski in the of Robert f. Keltner VS..
BurweH +. Keltnef and others, WILL on
Thursday the sth Of November next
sell to the highest bidie the premises the por-
ton Of the tract Of land not covered by the widow
dover, containing 1919 acres, belonging the es-
tate of John Keltner decd situated in the 14h civil
district of Giles county the waters OF Rig creek,
nOrth-eas OF Campbellsvile. Persons desiring fur
Their information apply TO Robert Keltner,
TERMS Credit of , and years with interest.
Notes with good security required and lien retain
ed. Salea t 2 O'Clock, p N.
sept IS A. COX, d IN
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LAND SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of Chareery court at Pu-
laski, in the cause Of T. NJ. n. Jones', admir-.
Emaline Maddin and others, willsell to the high
est bidder the court house door in the town Of Pu
laski on credit Of and y months with interest,
On Saturday Goth OF October next,
the part Of the two lots described in .he peadnrs
not covered By the widows dover together with the
remainder interest in the part covered by the dover,
being the lots upon which @. a. Mad6in resided at
the time Of his deaths and known the plan of said
town lots No IS and 1879, adjoining the lots of
james Il. Bunch and others
Notes with good security VIII be required and a
lien retained until the purchase money is paid.
sept II a. COY, & m
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Farm FOR SAFE

I Wish to sell my Farm on Pigeon Roo5t creek, T
/ miles north west OF Pulaski Containing - acres
40 Of 81 hch are cleared and the balance wei timber-
ed never failing springs and plenty of stock water.
Unless disposed Of before that time at private sale
viii sell IL at public auction, the premises On
Friday the 2Gth of October, 1856.
It has good orchard, a good house, and is alto
geJher very desirable little place.
TERMs-SJ00 cash, balance in 1 and years
sept 2S-td PETER Z. WILKINSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TAND GAT-El

PURSUANT to "a decree Of the chancery court at
Pulaski. Tenn, in the Gauss of ErastGs G. OH
yer ys. Sarah K. Clark and others, win, ou satur-
bidder at thecourt house door ia the town of Puas-
ki, Team, tbs tract Of land mentioned in The plead
B1adshaws creek. adjoining the lands Of Willis
Griggs, VIM. Collins Wm. Orr and others, being
the place on which Green Cla'k lived and died
Said tract VIII be divided in two lots and sold en-
credit of one and two years, with interest, a cash
payment Of $3.50 on each lot Bond and good secu-
rity required of the purchaser and lien retained.
sept IS a. cox, G q 81
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NOTIGE

pY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed from
y tho Circuit court OF Lawrence county, VIII ex-
pose to public sale for cash. at the court house door
III LawrencebuTg, on Monday 22d Of October, 1866,
A Tract of Land, or Town Lot,
situated in 1enryville, Lawrence county, on the
north side Of the Central Tenn. Pike Road. Levied
on the property OF Thomas Stewart to satisfy "a
Judgment in favor Of j. j. Pennington, admir- Of
j EmersC en-, decd. a. NJ. HARRISON,
sept 81 Shift. Lawrence Co.
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LAND FOR. SALE.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery court at
L Pulaski in the cause of VIM. Hart and others VS..
Williamson and others, l VIII, on
Tuesday the 9th Of November next
sell to the highest bidder the premises the tract
Of about $50 of land belonging to the legatecs
and divisors Of VIM. Peryear deed, situated about
4 miles north ofPulaski on the Columbia turnpike,
adjoining the lands of Dr. @. D. Taylor Alexander
Tinnon and others.
TERus:-C Credit of and . years with interest
sept % a. cox, Z. 81 IN
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery court at
i Pulaski, in the cause Of VIM II Hickman Mary
w Hickman and others, viii, on
Saturday the Goth Of October, 1850
sell to the highest bidder the court house door in
Pulaski that part of the tract of about 30 Of
land remaining after The assignment Of the widows
DOVER belonging to the estate of Snowden HEX
man, decd, situated about miles west Of Lynn
vile, adjoining the lands of Samuel Hickman, and
Amos Griggsby and others.
TRANSFERABLE of and , years with interest.
Notes with good security viii be required of PurchA
ser and a lien retained.
sept IS A. cox, & m
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LAMn SALE

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Pulaski, Tenn, in. TIE cause of \. S. Brown vs..
Theodore Branty and others, win, on
Tuesday the 18th day Of October next
sell to the highest bidder, on he premises, at the
late residence of Duncan Brown deceased, che tract
OF about $50 acres Of Land mentioned in the plead
ings situated in the 9Th civil district of Giles county,
adjoining the land Of Neiil AlcCallum, Miles Rowe
John Bass, Joseph Goode and others. said Land
WI DO sold together or in lots as may be deemed
best to the interest of the parties.
Terms.
Said land VIII be sold credit Of one and two
years. eXcep5 a cash payment of S25000. Notes and
good security with interest from day Of sale, viii be
required of the purchaser, and lien retained.
sep21. A cox, q m.
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LAND FOR. SALE

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
Pulaski, in the cause Of Francis a S Morrow vs..
Mary II. Hickman and others, Twill,
Friday the 9th of November next
sell to the highest bidder the premises the part
parts of three tracts of land, containing together
about Soc acres, not covered by the widows dover,
belonging to the estate of VIM. Hickman, decd sit
uated in the 14th civil district of Giles county,
the waters Of Big creek. Persons desiring further
information can apply to f. A. S. Morrow or Amos
r. Richardson.
Notes with good security required and lien retained.
sept % a. cox, C IL II
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land Sale.

pursuant to decree Of the ChAucery Court at Pu-
i laski, Tenn, in the cause of Thomas II. Nobett
ct al, We Geo. ~ Howard and others; l VIII, on
Friday, the 26th day Of October, 1856
sell to the highest bidder in body or in lots, as
may be deemed to the interest Of the parties, on
the premises at the late residence Of James Ham
monds deceased, the tract Of about $50 acres, des
crbcd in the Pleadings being the same allotted to
the widow Of said James HammOnds for dover
Situated in Giles county, district No.2, the wat
ers Of Shoal Creek adjoining the lands of B. How
ard, 3. jackson and Nehemiah Howard and others
Terms:
Credit Of / and years, with interest except "a
cash payment Of $3.50. Notes with good security
viii be required, and lien retained
Sept.,2 i. A COX, O. & II.
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TRRlAS.
LAND SALE

DQRSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery Court at
Pulaski, in the cause of Lewis Garden and othel
vs. Larkin Cardin jr & others, 1 viii, on
Monday the 18th day Of October next
sell to the highest bidder the premises, at the
late residence Of Larlin Car linsen. in said county
The several Tracts Of Land
deseribedin the plead1ngs situated IN the Sth 9th
civil districts Giles county containing in all about
500 acres exclusive of the part covered by the wild
owls dover, in four lots. The Homestead tract,
contains 26011 ceres. The tract known the old
place contains 249 acres and fraction. The Lark
ia Cardin, junior, tract contains $50 acres. These
lands adioin the lands of Lewis Cardin, Benjamin
Osborne, the heirs of Griffin King, Hartwell Aber
nathy and others. Also the part of his Montgom-
cry 81 Payne tract not covered by the Dover,
containing so acres situated about miles north Of
the late residence of the deceased, adjoining the
lands of Thomas @. Paine and others Also the
remainder interest in the S. and fraction
signed to the widow for dover,
Terms
The above lands viii be sold on a credit of one
and two years with interest, except cash payment
Of 500, on each Of the four lots. Notes and good
security viii be required Of the purchasers and a
lien retained.
Sept II a. cox, c & m
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s Don. forget that we have splendid Oh
OFFICE la connection with our Newspaper estao
lishrent which enables Us to put up as neat Job as
can be done an, where in the State. Bring on your
cards hand bills, circulars etc.
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NOTTCE.

A III. persons Indebted TO the estate of a. NJ Bal
81 lentine deed, either by note or account, are
notified to come forward and make payment within
six weeks or their notes viii he found in officers
hands after that time. The Leeatees require an
Immediate settlement. -
W. Is. BALLENF FINE,
angIO 1s6g-td Administrator.
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IN Saturday tile Goth of Oetobcr next, / VIII sell
- 60 the highest bidder, - the eoUr house door IN
the suit in chancery of John A. Jackson IS. j. W.
Alley and Others. Sold a credit til the lst Of
March next, with interest Note win good security
sept9s a. cox, C a m
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MUrrlArrp ouRRrEoy.-The victim Of

MUrILATED CURRENcy.-The victim Of
mutilated currency will find something to
interest them in the following from an ex
change: "a great many persons are at a
loss to know how to dispose Of ragged and
mutila,ed currency that accumulates on
their hands Il is the easiest thing in the
world, and without any expense. When
you get three dollars worth on hand, put ii
in a small package, pin paper around it,
write your name, post Office and amount
Put it in an envelope and address it to the
Treasurer of the United States, Washisgton
D. G. In few days you viii receive new
currency in return, It goes and~Feturns
free of postage"
A gentleman in New Orleans has been
connected with six business houses, all of
which broke. Prentice thinks that he
must be one of the greatest house breakers
in the country.
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LAND SALE.

DUBSUAN to q decree of the Charcery court at
i Pulaski in The cause of David Russell and Others
VS.. Mary T. Bennett and others, win on
Friday the 18Th Of October next
SCH to the highest bidder, upon the premises the
tract Of pos acres of lard described in the headings
situated In Giles county. on Indian creek Bounded
north by the lands of #m. ii. Wells. cast by ID. G.
harris. south by James II Bennett and W a Bennett;
and west by Il N Phelps and anes II Bennett; be-
ING the same asst gued to Mary Bennett SEN. for
Dover I'm the lands OF Elisha Bennett deed and on
which lac resided.
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Terms.

Said land VIII be sold in lots as may be deemed
most advantageous To the heirs, and on credit of
and years saith interest except cash payment Of
800 upon each lot Notes with good security VIII
De REQUIRED u pure hasers aud u lien retained
sepGr. u A. cox, G q m
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land S @

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Pulaski Tenn, in the cause Of Z q. WesJmore-
land and others VS. James Harwe and others, viii,
on
wednesday, gath day-of October, 1866,
sell to the highest bidder on the promises, tract
of PSI acres Of land described in the plcadings.-
Living on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad, half
mile south of Prospect depot adjoining the lands Of
Joe Mason and others in such lots as may be deem
ed to the interest OF the parties on credit Of and
. years with interest from day Of sale. Bond and
GOOD security required Of the purchaser, and Lien
retained on the land.
Sept u. a Co., - s H.
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Saturday, the goth day Of October, 1865
LAND Sale.

DU2SUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of p. II. Eel vs.
Mary Barber and others, I viii,
Saturday, the goth day Of October, 1866,
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House door
in the of Pulaski. the share and interest of the
heirs Of f. C. Barber deceased, in the tract of 454
Of land described in the pleadlngs, being the
tract Of land on which Elkmont springs IS situated
and known as the EIkmOnt springs tract. being the
interest Of the heirs Of G. Barber, decd. Being
an undivided I-20 interest in said land Springs and
improvements thereon. Situated in Giles county,
and IN district No. l.
'0TIQS:
Sold on credit Of six months, with interest from
day OF sale free from the right ofredempton. Notes
with good security required and lien retained
Sept q. A cox, c. d II.