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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January. 1867
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INoUhANDE
COLUMBUS. o.. February 8, 1866.

COLUMBUS. u, FEBRUARY b, 1850.
WHEREAS, The MANHATTAN INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at New York, in
State of New YorS. has filed in this office a
sworn statement of its condition, as required by the
first section of the act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of Ohio
passed April s, 1856. and amended February 9, 1864:
and whereas, said Company has furnished the I'M
d~ersigned satisfactory evidence that IT is possessed
of at least One Hundred thousand Dollars of actu-
al ca pital invested in stocks or bonds or in mort
cages on real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is mOrtgaged; and whereas. said
Company has filed in this office a written instru-
ment. under its corporate seal, signed by the Pres
ident and Secretary thereof. authorizing any agent
or agents ofsaid Company IN this State to acknowE
edge service of process, for and in behalf of said
Company, according to the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
of the aforesaid act, |. JAMES IL. GUDMAN,
Auditor of State for Ohio. DO hereby certify that
said MANHATTAN IHSURA CE COMPA-
of New York, is authorized to transact the
business of Fire and Marine insurance in this
State until the thirty-frst day of January, in the
,ear one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
In witness whereof. [ have hereuLto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my office to be af
fixed the day and year above written
LSEGL.j JAS. II. GOODMAN,
STANPO Auditor OF State.
ALNION ID. WEBB, Agent,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
State of New York. lss

stare OF New 1Ork. les
County of New YORK. 20
limo, g. Churchill. President. and John B. Ar
thur. Secretary of the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company, being severally sworn. depOse and say
that the foregoing IS a full. true and correct state
ment # the affairs of the said Company; that the
said Insurance Company is the bona fde owner of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual
Cash Capital, invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in
Mortgages on Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaged and that they
are the above de scTibed officers of said Insurance
Company. TIM0. G. CHURCHILL, Pres't.
JOIN B. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
Subscrib d and sworn before me. this sth day of
February, 1866.
lSEAL.1 B. F. LEE, Jr.
lsTAMP.1 Notary Public.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
III. Assets.

w. Miscellaneous.
The greatest amount Insured in any one risk
SO. 900.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
Insured in any one city, town or village-$20, 600.
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured in
any one block-Sz0. 900.
The amount of its capital or earnings deposited
in any other State, as security for its losses there
in-Sl04.00 0
Deposit reuuired in Ohio herewith made.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Iht OI inc 1lnneSi
Awarded the First Premium over twelve
Competing Machines at n
Wisconsin State Fair!

A MONG WHICH WERE THE
~ Celebrated Doty Machine.
1t is easily worked. saves time. labor and clothes.
Dispenses with the washboard entirely, does not
slop over. it keeps the water not; it combines the
benefits of the dashboard and fulling mill. The
demands thus far so greatly in excess of the ability
of the manufacturers To fill the orders, that they
must ask the public to be patient for n few weeks.
until their increased facilities now being employ
ed. shall enable them to manufacture more extern
sively. Their present factory turns out only two
hundred per month. which falls far short ofthe de-
mand. Butsend in your orders. which will be fill
ed in turn as received. First come. first served =
Orders may be left at J. King & Cos Jewelry
Store. Main Street, or at the Company's Steam
Fac'oTy, corner of Buckeye and Walnut Streets.
Warren, O.
, 1866-04-14
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

R~r~onal--EmnS:zrail moo-
uucMt FuDd-ttllnots Troops-Poat.
3,ontmeuI-
lspedal Deepatch to the Chicago f1bune.)
SFEIEoF1K1p. april u.
Boz. Shelby 81. Cul1ofn- Representative from the
Eighth District arrived home from Washington
last evening.
The Buteau Of Immigration nj Washington has
addressed leiter 10 Governor osle.by. asking for
information for the benett Of the people Of Europe,
desiring 10 elg1ate 10 this country IN relatlou TO
TIE facilities OF 1ravrl. by snlroad Of Otherwise,
from Chicago The pnuc,pal cities Of ths West And
s>o1th: also Of The respective dstauc1 and the cost
OF transportation OF passengcfB aod p1ggaee. Th+1e
IF q f4lr prospect OF fArRc emigration from Tie
Ee.mhc slater The coming eeAton. and the I'll Dota.
60 Of The e1n!crants nppenrr to b. Illinois.
The coptr1huUons 10 The monument fHnd, yesler-
dsy. 6mouD,ed to dfty dollar. Forty dpllAst eame
1fon ibe citizens OF 1nfesv!1;e-
Tlc 1h1cc regiments Of 1lnoia 'roopF. consulting
OF th~ Eighth mud lhirty-eesenth 1nfantry and the
Twelfth CArar3 In The SERVICE will uof pruba-
bio ar77ve home until the middle OF ne1t mnnfh.
The regular army IL Dow being rapidly recruited
Which viii probably hasten the time Of the discharge
OF the <sid regiments.
The Union tn4sf meeting announced 70 take
Tace at Jacksonville to morrow for tne purpose Of
Innfynt the action OF ConRreAe tn passing tne C1r1
highs Utll, n1s been postponed one wceE.
, 1866-04-14
THE PHILADELPHIA MUIR
DER,

Arrest and Confession Of One Of the
Fiends-The Principal Murderer Sti1l
At llberfE-Excftement and Threats
of LynchtuX.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL IA mau srAs arrested at
The coruer of Tweuty.thiFu md Market streets
this morning, who cone4!es 10 having taken par1
IN the murder Of the Dce1tpg family near this city,
He states that he Was as-tfted BY companion
Search il being made for bis tcconpace. The Pris-
OF er IL now al The Centfs1 police station.
The MN Alreeted Is named Antoine Gdntet. ne
formerly BELONGED to the Fifth feHntylrania CaEa
II. The pt1soner states that On SATURDAY, about
twelve O'Clock. be killed ihc boy. Cornelius CoirJ.
while he MAs on the hay slack but tha' anothef
man ~ the name Of Jacob Youder: foEmsely oftne
the tnmlly.
The announcement Of the afsest Of Auto1ne Gan-
ter created intense excitement throughout the daT.
Extra editions OF the Butl<t,n and 1stt1r1pa were
ISSUED giving the particulars ol the 1Hest- The
nene tpreat like W'ldaEe. and vengeance AGAINST
The prisoner WIS uttered oh every tide An In
menee crowd collecteh around The police station
an4F.
Acouetn ofthe murdered family wanted to take
summary vengeance On him. The prisonaF was
finally removed tn aa1e1y TO tho 1oyaGonstns pris-
o.
Mrs. Dolau, the grandmother ostha Deerne child.
:en identified the prisoner AZ the man employed on
the farm, and aso the articles df clothing ne had On
GAnief Is described as follows: th!rtY-et.ht ic
thfty-nsne year, DID, broad thoutdeEs heavy b.ack
mnue.aehc. dark brown bali, worn military P .nts
had hoi1 On tbs In SIDE OIL bis neek weight aoou
1Gl ponndt. lie carried of hl,c< leztner Dag,
The prisoner lost Ef8 thumb in the cavalry SERVICE
, 1866-04-14
FENIANA.

The Trial OF FenIAH% In CAuadA-more
Arrc<iA-Thc fsrltlAIa uauisser aud
kecFeI4rv vScWArd-Feutana ~8itl&: Rth.
eftbE IN the New ekruntwtck border
National &nnboRt Ordered to tho
1T. CFofx.
New YORK, Ap,1l 1a-Tho Hzrdtds Toronto
special contalns the following: "Anzpny and bis
e1.oe1..t. ars 1ept handcuted mi s.ro1Rls eaard-
The hostility agsust the priton=rs IL intense The
Attorney Genesa1 hst ordered the sheriff TO permit
aes ID prieon.Ts. On n he nishs q he s,s1 he be
E1ldcei excitement prevailed IN Cornwall and
Cn.n he oue'e sounded tae call TO arms.
1hr station, followed h5 IN excited populsee. 0u
o.nt II he n.d
to cut their ~sr 70 Portland. Anolher report Va.
md eclzcd tI4in and were advancing on Cornwall
BY et.ura, Three companies surrounded The train
frsaslance. Much indeustion y lett that ex-Auor-
Dey General Ncl}onalt should defend them. Tao
companies Of lnaniry and battery Of artillery have
been ordered to Cornwall to psrveut any attempt
= MI: sheedy, (no. shca' the Secretary Of the
Cont s~s,erdsy morning, oat 10 officer from Corn
wall h4stng demanded him. be ~as discharged Or
tbr original cnsrse- and held on tutoEmano1 Of de-
teclive spencer. Charging him with conspiracy with
Murphy and other tr1itosr to invade tne p:ace Of
the realm. The examination y 10 take place On
6atnidAy. An e1clied crowd Of eymp1thizeft has
e~armed abont the Police Cont al day 3haed5
I. confident oi he,u9 acquitted. The stlpcnd1ayY
Magistrate Of this district ha. btcn ordered BY The
G"FrunHsui 10 conduct hfr 1E11
THE authorities here arc on the aIers. hut the
t'cDtape have taken warning. and ere putung eyi
dcnce oot OF tbc Wy y lass =: poesinls
o'n"a aesPAeches o. A.t esennS annonnct
that ne &,ose1ument has received Information 10
fhe e,'ect that seFsEaI eo1pantes " featans have
's aeeaT sde Il to5 se Event. .
f,,.ws nv mel Io or9sune M e'sii e4vice battai5on
1e. Fsn9o! as ,1anre,s; 1a,s =. IL 'hs
z, wa,en ~, ~ e sm ..,,,.,.caato T. ~. W - l4e
Au x,a & " 49, E,an Se.. ~ 1T 80 . -. -.
.ne .; rTa s,ss, ~ n,s uea sen. "
..id ib,, IL 4, Fenf,n docnnrnts @ e-r baxe he
H4e Falu VA ~ 1en*l ooeoinenl@ 1n.'e n0$e oeEo
Ipe ton""9G1 fpeaM esss a., g. Eaeneo asaG
1n1nh1c9 et1oust! e1eaS'sSo ~ tas ox!npasn ~.
8ione o. INC Fennna, 9ha Gas maze lnportAn
flalc1deMe 20 me stAte Depanme1l Wild view o.
inducing our tofe9nnent 70 anop1 9epfess'se
, 1866-04-14
Chicago Grit,u1le.


- ~ME 1E-
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Ana+h.. - ~. ~ ~ u.,o .,a
md p.,..s,. -. .s.s 49,, --,n- =.
~--,,...s -. -. -. ~. r.
ns.s...N Us A-' o&'>A " ~ '1e
r.
~ conuaslols ana o1lse1s Q. ~ Auc s, ~.
10. notse tAnoed. - no~ 81 1u,ks' 1is ~ af
*13o's 'oe cosnsta@e. t~oua'tnx e0sS
<"9seJ.ne. 9s Ne oriea M 70 14o. ~! b.s .on.
- IL 'atu'1@1ea @uAs +oe Ateo4a. i..,,. ,mr.-
msocso 10 femoVe come o. ne feon :, =, ia In.
oooefe' Es-tfose1nof 'onnfoa, .,,,,, P.xrrn. n
0en appotntca Seueeaos VI
fItfoofFo- ,..o..h
Thomas Boucher. Frcf1.3 W a4@' o. soHs1
Bend, Indiana, for The n'ufocr OF A'e1anaes tH-
drum bs. bern oon.1r'ed OF mhr asf 10 INC SECOND
degree. ard senrurd TO mo ytase imprisonment
In The Eorsherp 3rnl'ntass o. 1na'1na
One Of the dco0s engaged IN the FA1Iaael-
plia murder In. been arrested. He contesset 10
alan IN The DEED, and 1mptAtes another, tue p1ln-
cr.l aceut ntose Arrest has not ;e: bcen c1ccted.
Several yosselA, recently fitted out and in
tcpdcd for SERVICE on the nthlng prurnds, have
+, m oracrd 10 the St. tso,x rise4 to keep m c,e
upon the Fcnifna, and, If ocea,lon requtrea. pre-
vent tbezn from breaking lhs neutrality laws
II ~ again asserted that the trial Of JEFF.
DA,i. Win speedily take rl.ce- 1t w:l1 be nua,~ned
on char1e o. high srcaton. 0sher pzoulnGnt
rcbeh are rcnt,on+d In th.s csunechnn, whose
-e1<es afc l.eine prepa:ed !or ad}rdlca11on.
The Fculan cItisemcpt In the Provinces
eat,, cnn,Inue+ Arres,s a,c balne made in Canada
<da{lv The vyripu. ORGANIZATIONS thronchout the
Tuucd SIc,cs arr xaid 10 have oesic,s 70 rid M
their 1otn, 1f,t 1hrv may he nady ior sc:fon nj 4
1nomen,'s notlre Tbt e.,ht1,nr On The New
4,rpnt vick tort.r nt,rl a.os the l.rr4t .h,rc al
attention.
, 1866-04-14
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS

SENATE.
Of Conference On he Ssssi Appropriation ID taij.
4 bill TO authorize the distt1builnm OF copies OF
The ConC7e*skoaM Gtobk 10 each Of the D1str11 ard
uIA and, On motion. postponed, the day being set
spaFi BY the previous order for the consideration
euch saIl4 Ill ot pr1sate e6araee1 were 4sEen np
Nj. WILLIAMS called up bill to prevent tho
nuties 1t provides thst no Territorial officer shall
be }frEttted 10 absent htmeelf from the Territory
Of ah,eh he r IN officer Tor 1norr than thirty days
al time. Mr. Williams tHJs the ab*eDcc Of Terri
Ios1al ohcere from betf duties, on the other eide
Of the Rocky Mountains. was sourrc Of 91cat evil
md See4e!a17ea tsequrnly absented themselves for
tfx n1tthe at 4 tlme, 10 visit washington and
o,hg Esstcrn ei,iet.
has betn done to ibe people Of ,he Telrior1r4, By
the ab4ence Of their officers; but he 1honsnt the
' IT, Soashs II t. g. Of ,h
ha'l TOO Etronc. In many cascs the abacuce Of Ter
ftoria officers necessary for the di-charCe Of
III C0NSEss raid the bill called his attention
10 the iat1 that Territorial ofcer1 we're telected
from Rupcznunuatcd politicians Of the East Tor
whom no utr could oc found a, home. These men
corrupted the manners Of the people Of The Ietri~
to1,e<. Territorial officers, At. Comes sad,
ought to be- selected from the inhabitants Of the
1cI1itolef and not from ueedpp politicians Of The
Pending the consideration Of the bill, the morn
ync hour expired, and lne Rpecial uruef. which waH
he coptidez1t.un OF bills from tho Pension Com
On motion OF Mr. GRIMES. It was ordered ihas
rhen the Senate adjourned today, 1t be 10 meet Oh
ne:' %s. s'piAduE a .sked the Chairman Of the Com.
mi,ef on the Dist1aet Of co'nn6ia S SMs MoHins ~
!ichi Of sptfsge upon eo'orcd pc1tons IN the Dis
Mr, MORRILL, said he would introduce the BIZ
NJ. MORRILL, introduced communication from
, 1866-04-14

Esakx JUNCTION. n. Ap7l .s.-A painsnt aeci.
early this morning, occastoned NJ the burning Of
hrid.c, twenty feet II 1ens4h, which +laaued a car
ItA9f WY. The Nre took place IN The night nnd
1he nirhi exprets gong nofth, due there tbout A3
baytpC 20 knowledge Of 1t. Na. moving 1t full
tpeed. The cnctnc 1eapcd the chasm. hut shocked
80 lh., abe bal.ed instanly. Tbe car, consisting
OF he baggage CIR, two passenger carr. and tao
1leeng ears, were Piled onc upon another tnio lhe
T1n In badly wrecked condition. A Frcnch1n7o,
Tsn,e uaknown, was instantly Killed. The con-
duco1, Nj. Appleton. and sig Or e4ght others, were
1norr or lets one or two quite re41on y. but not
a1ot tatn11y tDiufed.
, 1866-04-14
VOL. XIX,

.,o,, t,s, bu r,o.t,n t - ,,..,k, ,+,.,,orrou
-nor1in, .cd vii ~. ~, -. .,.oo.;t,on. of Mr.
stewart snd o.h-r,
v.,,.x,,,z
~7v.,r,.s.. ~ a.-tts,,s. .s...1a -. .-.rt M,
:, ~ h.. ~ - .%1, = ~
...s.sa..
o,, ~oe-o~ - - ~. r-..k s,a.
inv =, ~ tn,a.1aas ..a.+. 100. xc,v Yo-k.
r. 81 ~ ~. ph,,.Ge,,b;. sstT 81: Bs,u.
mor, ske *. "a rct.1 r. an 1oe ~
rnr7a ~ 1ssrrf1roy.
cosonr, p,hr1rt of General Hr.nt,s STAT is %.
3rp m a 1nnr 1onr IT in.r..ct}nn throurb Idaho.
rnnt.ns o1rcnn md c,l,forni..
eoCnERn xxs.
A eeutlemau. who bss recently Travelled through
th, tsayn,n.. Georpt.. M,s.ixsioni md Alabama
fo, ~. ,,nr,o.s n nn,,snnc errnys.. ,uformst,on
tr .ha n4e n, ,be Arf1cu],n.n1 Department has fur
rn-. Ia. h- ~. 49,.
'as - W., ,.,,o- :. nnt,,n, IN ~
sud uanv Of Them arc p<g4ee.iuR com, p1e1eniu9
~ 5r,crd u,on IN. Enr1hxets for their euppltes
-. ~ es t.1 49, 80 ss....,,.5 fr..,r u5.h their
cd na'aers, a. general Thing 1ne bEhsr rs,ss
eue 81 then 10 discard their contracts IN GeorRla,
80 e,,.,tn wce,r,u 9hrrr IA a carcisy Of freed
nen, c"1nE p1foeipaly 10 Inc oe'e1 e@ "
small po1, and fe1e1M tnttauccs h3sc oeen snea-
,iored y hi re oyrr haf Tho old hands havt been
buried from this disease several plan4oss hsve
me- na's pas !" ~ INV. ~ ~. ...nn;a. ~
there viii be much asnd Idle ! am saoan'ne N
or fbe soutn csp b. woeed without the hand hoe By
intrcdur,np ,mrroJed implements. Prom nhat
,,'a ,s,T ,.rsra,no 1,e1 Ism I'D to belieye there
viii be about oEe-th1rd Of crop
.s1or 1T PArEn.n
Secretary Seward to-day ordesed the pabli-her ol
Inc e"Fontets 70 o.ssoo.,noe as4'.eaS a..s p.r.
At hi residence The Chronicle VIII appear IN the
A'~t''AS &c ~& s--o, -,.-ou '''
"hoho II.
The Celebration ot The coloteo people Oh IDLE oie-
Gen: GYan1 has ordered al The colo.ed regiment.
s.S, -L =. -. - :. ~. ,,,-.x.;or Nv
thonsand % col co,ored eht,drsu wIl also sppear in ,hs
'De' THE r1aurnr sr.n.su-
The I4e,1aent to-day. IL answer to the 5ssoia- H.
tormaiion IN rscrfa TO toe rights ind Interests Of
Amss1 tyens n sae n.nnG Gs91n9s ,1i S;11
tse Gfa ~ II b9 tns V ss
| rele9rtd.
ITO 'he ffefldeat; The SeereaEy q ssa.; ::
q he 1c5 mt. in a. he s toiiowne
wol!t:
"L@t0tref Tia: the President pc feqtef'ed 10 H.
,ec1 tho rh's md interests Of The American c,t-
| -.eL* IN the n.htnc grounds adIacent 10 bftf1ta
OF Congress is in hi. Judgment necessary to eecn4e
tbesc r1gh1s md Interests in c7n<equenne Of tho
abipcailon Of the Nec1proc1ty treaty OF leoA
..hss The hnnes to Ispo ths me steetay o. INC
Tory measures for sending seasonably nayAl lonce
10 the dshipg nso1: dt 3dacent 10 the British North
American Provinces, which forte. It is h:ltered.
viii be adequate to protect the rights and Interests
Anensa9 a7e1s j. sganfih hs.r apy nh,aT IT, ,hs
RECRUITMENT hae rason TO believe tha, thtre are at
nrtreut no cood grounds for apprchendfn9 any COL
force.
..rhc attention Of the President, and a1so the a.
tention OF Hcf Aajc.ty't Government, has been d.
i:latiou could be adyantageonsly employed IN
adjusting he didsrnca1 which hare heretofore ex.
cuncr1pfne ihe Fither,es, &c. Measures taken II
that regard rre rot sufficiently Inatured to render
, 1866-04-14
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.

Especial Detpatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.l
Dos1os, April Is, ls'G.
The Boston Board OF Trade has passed resolu'
tious in favor Of the construction Of ship ckusl
around Niagara Fal]t. 1t - alto expected that The
Massachusetts Legislature Will take similar act,on
, 1866-04-14

CARo, Apsl 1a-Great deshtutton IL reported
10 cxtt aYpop1 cittze1s Of Aassh11l County. Ala
Atny no IN a sts174n4 condition. IL slated that
1h1eo pe1Ron8 recently died thtxe Houa 9pSoin1a
, 1866-04-14

TJ420Ut0 69p 9pE&u1t N0N1N
orAwA Ill, April 18.-1he cali fox Tie docket
nc1t Mn5Aa7 sitetppou will consist of number
II TX 17f ri. Isl. 1Ss 1si 1ss 19a Us, III 2eo
soi. ~ sH us, sM 27, s0s, 2o9, si0 III, 2a, s1A,
aiG, e17, 21B, el2, 80 ri.
ArpNc1nte for admission to The baf Hl1 pe st-
VITO hase rnlms1ttcd case1 viii net delay II uHnR
4lt1f tHt+fk.
, 1866-04-14

CLtFEIAND. Ap6tl 19-NAyiREtfon IL open 70
Dunkire. ,, lhe Enc 1sAlway Steamboat Company1
morning. All the ttearnsss of this lfnc viii now
run regularly for the beaxun,
, 1866-04-14

Boe1oH-The bark Eahob, frumtFoo Chou, II
xtved hr7e today With full caEEo Of China teae
scopria4inx ct Is ~ patkAtet- This cstEp of ieas
IL The n1st direct importation hom chtnafor several
ycH.
, 1866-04-14

r. c. II. SCRIFEA. AdverttsiuR Agent
il Dearborn street, II authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tr1hunr- md nil
other leading pnpeFs Throughout rho United
%tuie1 and EnnAdA.
, 1866-04-14

NEW ToRE. April 13,-The Now Yo,k 1tibso,e.1
RaleiEh correspondent aays taat the Gee tntl x1tu
T1eorMhiy be darcncnnncd nj once nndea she Preai.
deut's proclamation
, 1866-04-14
NOTICE.


Families breaking Up housekeeping far the enm.
.nef and wish their furniture stored. nd the most
convenient storafc By Supplying to WALKER TAf-
L0R. 70 Rxndolph.st. u6a3
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
In CHANGERS at Pulaski.
John F. Westmorcland and others, complaina1
IS.

John F. Westmorcland and others, compliments,
Is.
Mary A. Beaver and others, defendants.
IN this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defeud-
ant Mary 4. Deaver. Thomas NJ. Beaver, Martha
j. Beaver, James d. Deaver, Bette Deaver, Jerome
WestmOreland and wife Mary Ann, are non-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee. that the ordi-
nary process Of this Court cannot be served on
them: On motion it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four weeks in succession in the
Citizen, a newspaper published in the town Of
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendant to
be and appear the first day of the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county.of
Giles at the Court House in Pulaski, on the first
Monday in March next, and answer compainRnts'
bill, the viii be taken for confessed as to
t"em and set for hearing er-Parte.
Dee. Is, 1865. A. cox. G. q NJ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12

What can be more touching or pathetic
than the following from heart-stricken
mother for her lost son? How many soul
does it touch with grief; and how many
wish will be made that her appeal may
bring back again to her arms her noble son:
early in the war my child, noble boy Of
sixteeS3 regardless of a mothers persua-
sions, and Needless of the charms of home
that loft no wish ungratifed, loft me for the
army. When last heard from be was woun
ded and languishing in prison at Camp
Chase, aud have since lost all trace Of him.
Those who have had children born to them
can imagine my distress, and will surely.
if IN their power, aid widowed mother in
finding her lost darling, or at least assist
her in finding his grave. should God have
called him hence. Any communication ad-
dressed to Messrs. Mann, Boyd & Jones,
publishers Of the daily Sunny South Alb
erdeeu, Miss, will reach me. All South
ern and Western papers pleas copy.
MARY E. West.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-12
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN'Y. 12. 1866.
Church Etiquette.


It is fashionable with many to come late
to church. long after the services have be-
gun, to the edifcation of the curious in
the congregation, and the comfort of the
nerves of the pulpit. 1t has lately been
decided, on high authority, that the fol-
lowing rules are to be observed on such
occasions
Let the lady advance one pace beyond
the door of the pew she wishes to enter,
half about face, ard salute. The pew must
then be vacated by such gentlemen as are
in it, by flank movement. The squad
should rise simultaneously when the lady
presents herself, and face by the right flank,
then deploy into the aisle, the head man
facing the lady, and the est walking to
his right and rear, the direction of the line
being changed by right countermarch,
aud forming again into line, up and down
the aisle, still faced by the right flank.
The lady, when she sees the coast is clear,
CONF letes her salute, and advances to her
position in the pew. The gentlemen break
off by files from the rear, and resume their
places. Great care should be taken, of
course, by other parties not to enter the
aisle when this evolution is in progress,
until it is completed.