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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-12
Prospects Ahead.

There has hardly been a period in the history of
finance and trade since the war; when everything ap
pears uncertain at present, when all are waiting
To what will turn up. The suspension OF ac-
ton the Loan Bill, and the steady tall in the price
OF gold, has startled all interested in trade-holders
OF goods in most cases doing their best to maintain
prices, and those who may be classed buyers,
who known 10 goods, refusing, for the pres
ent, buy Not that this anything like undue
fears of trouble ahead either, take it, because,
we have taken occasion to declare hitherto, with
the Government-the basis of the whole financial sys
tem-strong, there can be general giving way OF
credits nothng-as matters look now-that APP
pertain resemble the panics of the years gone
BY.
II we consider for a moment, that when Govern
and the banks of the country suspended specie
payments at the beginning of the war, they then
sounded the depths of what may be termed their
financial troubles can look the future hopefully,
since there cannot well be any changes but what
must approximate the country at large-to
something better. Bearing mind that the Secretary
of the Treasury has thus far exhibited signs of
being Hurried that he evidently feels that with a
little aid from Congress and the President-sure to
be given in shape before Congress adjourns-he
is master of the SITUATION the most timid and doubt
ing should take courage, because with the policy
templated, certain, the country will be
abled to go with business again.
That the Secretary's views have been generally
somewhat misapprehended in relation TO his purpose
to return to specie payments, alarming the tmid
some extent, would seem TO be the case. But if we
refer his letter the chairman of the Com
mlttee on Ways and Means, single passage should
serve to aliay any uneasiness felt. He wrote:
In regard to the other important features of the
BILL the authority to withdraw United States notes,
have merely To remark that conceive be of
Importance to business of the country, the welfare
OF the people, and the credit of the nation, that such
financial policy shall be adopted by this Congress as
will prepare the way for return specie payment.
hen this can be brought about will depend upon the
condition OF the national industry, and the trade rela-
tons between the United States and foreign tons
1t Is not desirable that specie payments should be
stored until that toraton be ma lie permanent
by increasing industry and proper adjustment OF
the trade with Europe. -
Now, there is nothing like financial Quixotism in
the above nothing that of undue haste any
disposition whatever TO press matters to disastrous
results. Cool and reliable the Secretary has thus
far shown himself to be- Is the duty of Congress 10
trust him; TO give him the power he asks for and
needs to hold Initiation and undue expansion within
bounds.
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Iowa Land For Sale.

2aO Acres Of Good Land, in Ringgold County
Iowa, offered for Sale, fair terms, by the
dersigned lie will either trade said Land for City
Property sell the same at bargain for Cash. APP
ply NJ. ID. McCLCRE
April 6, 1866 6-H
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

my VIRTUE OF \ DECREE to me diree-
h ted from the WAYNE Common Pleas Court WIZ
exuase at Public Sale the Oourt House door IN Zen
tervile Wsvne county. laiisns. on the lAth DAY OF
Apri 1884, between the hours eft 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
and neiack p NJ. said day: the undivided inter.
est of Robert Cochran in the followin. deser'b real
estate vit Lot M. 49, in that part OF the ViY OF
Richmond laid out by Jesse idcn; also, piece OF
ground living West Of Lots No. 81 and 3S and bound
ed a follows. tn-wi; beginning at the Worth hass
corner of Ii No 81 in sand part OF said eity thenee
East In paint on a line with the West side OF Maroon
street aud thence Ia alley West OF Lots - and d.
teacc authw arilv along said alley to the North inc
Of Lot formerly owned by John IL. Hutton; shense
Westwarilv along said Huttnns hne 60 the East she
of Lot No 81 thence North the place OF beginning
also the North hall Of Lot Ne $50, in that Part OF
said CITY laid by John Smith, excepting the oi-
lowing described portion OF said North halt, vu; De-
ginning the Northeast corner ot said Lot NO. isoi
thence Vest along alley Is 2-lo feet to W asnh'S
ton ST ,e; thence South along Washington street 10
10 feet: thence East passing through the center OF
division wall OF the brick house said halt Lot ana
parallel with said alley 90 ieet; thence SoGthwardy
% 10 feet 10 the center of the West wall OF BRICK
PRIV; thence East through the center OF said prisy
six eet the East line Of said Lott thence Nertn
parallel with Front 81 2lo feet to the place OF
beginning. saving and reserviug certain water priv
ilees described in a deed from Chrifian Buhi To nom
as Hunt, dated October 29th. 1882. and recorded IN
Book No Is pages ass and 4S6. OF the Deed Records
of said County: all of said land being situa,ed IN
WAYNE county. lndiana,-the same to be sold as the
property Bohert Cochran. satisfy said Decree IN
favor of Ralph NJ Pameroy, ct nj.
JOHN NJ. PAXS0N, Sheriff w. Z.
March 20 1856. 40 pr. {. 5000
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An Ordinance,
To Amend an Ordinance entitled An Or.
dinance Protecting the Public against
Dangerous Diseases.


dinance Protecting the Public against
Dangerous Diseases"
SECTIOS l. BE it ordained BY the Common Coun-
- Gil Of the city of Richmond, That Section ONE Of
said Ordinance he amended to read follows
That II shall be, and hereby is made, the duty Of
any ner, proprietor or occupant of any house in
said city, within half mile of its corporation line.
wherein, any person may have the Small-PoK any
other contagious disease, and of the ply scian
tendance upon any such disease To report the
soon as 1t is known, or suspected, u be SUCH the
President or some member Of the Board Of Health !:
and IN of failure TO make such report the party
offending shall, upon conviction thereof, be ined
any not less than five than twenty
dollars for each days failure make such report
And it shall be, and hereby is made, the duty Of any
owner, proprietor, occupant of house afore
SAID to place red flag in CONSPICUOUS place the
premises where it be BY all passers by, and
If any such person shall neglect place such flag
herein required, the city Marshall SHALL as soon as
sneh neglect is known 10 him, place such flag as
aforesaid, and when such flag is placed by any one
1t shall be continued aforesaid until all danger of
contagion has passed. away and permission given by
the Boarj Of Health To remove it AMI for failing 70
place such ~ aforesaid. tar rem,ving it with
shall upon conviction thereof, be hlci in not
less than FIVE nor more than twenty dollars.
SEC 2. This Ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor
Passed AMI approved April 3, 1896
ATTEST r. r. kIRS, City Clerk.
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Co.LpS'r Fool HEK--The LAFAYETTE Ind Coar-
Ter tel. amusing story Of some ladies and gents of
that place who taking sociable walk near the
CEMETERY. when CHEST appeared They all ran but
stnr " OF the strong minded class. " ho
stai her ground ii the ghost get "a her She then
thrsshei cut of the friyssu Disguise miscellaneous
fellow who had heard the project Of walking about
sraveysris diseased AID hill himself give the par
" a fright. She led him back the hous>. aud in
reply the qaesiioas tina. poured in upon her. said
Can't fool | We TOO many men in sheets to
bs frightened hy them
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Pocket-Book Found,

I'm Main Street SATURDAY. March Srst with
~ some money in IL. The owner can have II. be
informed where it Is. nv calling VIM. Cheeseman's,
on West Main ST, and describing IT and contents
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5000 WANTED

INOR which Real Estate, will be given security.
Anv person, having money to loan, at q fair rate
of interest, and well secured will please apply the
"Palladinm Office, !" Immediately.
April g. 1866. 6-H
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NE 1T KNOWN. That, on this 18th day OF
- March, 1885 the above named Plaintiff, by Jas
Perry her Attorney. filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Wavue Common Pleas Court her complaint against
said defendant in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of competent person that said de-
PENDANT Ainsworth is not resident OF the state
of indiana.
Said defendant James Ainswarth is therefore hereby
notified of the fling and tendency of said complaint
against him and that, unless he appears and answers
the second dav of the ne 1t Term Of said Court be
begun and held the Court House in Centrevile, on
the Second Monday of Nav next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and alleged.
will be taken true aud the said will be heard
and deter mined in his absence.
80 Witness MOSES ID Lesson, and the
SealS Seal of said Court, at Centreville this
tt 18th day of March. 1865.
MOSES ID. Lesson, Clerk
81 W ptf IS SO.
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Public Notice.

VUNHE citizens of Wayne Township having business
j to transact in the office of the Trustee will take
notice that after the llth the office will be open for
business only day in the week and that will be
Eth day. The duties connected with the Office having
greatly diminished in the past few months day in
the week is thought 10 be amply sufficient.
WILLIAM PARRY, 7. 7.
Richmond, 4th month eth. 1866 7-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
TO CONSUMFTIVES.

The advertiser, hsv-nz been restored 70
;geal,h in a few wt,.ks by very sirraf.e rem
e!y. after having sufcref frr sererM years
with severe .nng affection. an'! that crean
disease. Cnnsumption-i1 anIishs TO MAKE
.nown TO his fellow sufferers ths msans
cure.
To all who !eare it, he win send copy et
the prescription rr.e,l (free Of chsrgcf, wirh
n, directions for preparing and using the
same which they will find suHE CsrK ''r
C,..rurr,oS. AsrnxA, Bno1cHfTIs, CoUGHS,
CoLp-, and all Th'oass and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Presc ri ptinn is to b-nft the afflicted, and
.or.,d information which he conc-ives to he
In valuable, and he hopes every sufferer w'!I
,,y his remedy, a. it Will cost them nothing
and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. IsEE sy
return mail, will please address
REv. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg. King, c., New lorf-
Feb. 9Th, 1S66-hy>.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
Election NOTICE.

< C0SRtp. Ar-nf.
I. cling ::ngli>h 2slsna t'o}asScs at . c''
!, lair article ~ Cuba @ -
ri, Coffee from 30 - 3J cts.
Cc,lon 80 for ~ 1ts.
Java do.f"r - c'-.
Bnvn Sugar from Ii :" III cts.
.Al.o. Corn Meal, Snc,r and Extra
Flour, Bacon. Bnr,r-. bard. K, At
snail odyanc"-
n. e. " uos selling R-ady-msd. Cloth
ing ,, c>,.', cheaper Than can be h"rget
her. or in Baltimore. Call and sA:i>fy
tonr.clves Of the i-c..
y. G. has the l,rge.t and best stock OF
Shoes, Boot, Hats and Cap 10 IL ooun-
~, which he clFsrs at al sl profits tor
cash.
y. c.. Lss },-pge ss.orlmc t 4 DNl
GOODS. sl. y, acing every Hriicle usnHsl,
1snd i'll . it,, class country store. all o.
which BE- offer. low for tn. ready cash OF
70 ,unc.unl dealers on >hor, credit.
kar., furs Of all kind, wanted. and
Poultry Of all Kinds taken III exchange Tor
go, i.
Nov. II, l-G6.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
PatroniSe Home Institutions.

AEE Mr.. BtNTLrY c GlBB, hr'neFT
~ Of Virginia informs his friends from :h'
Old Dominion and the lower counties ol MA
rylan.l tha, ne has the LARGEST sud mos
COMPLETE. stock Of
COOkING and
HEATING STOVES.
PARI.OR STONES ard CRATES.
uOT-AIR FURNACES and
AGRICULTURAL BOILERS
of all szcs,
be four,. in the city.
He desire. to call particular stteL.ion to
hat universal iavori,e, throughout Maryland
nd Virginia, tho
RE-lMPKOYED OLD DOMINION
COOK STOVE
Or sale only. wholesale. and retail, At the
BlLITuORE SrOI1E HOUSE,
BlBB & CO.,
Prorretors.
- Light S!rc<,
Ba!.iu.trr.
SD
March 80, is66-on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

William Chrsnu:t X others
Rebecra J Sh.nks & otters

In tn Circuit Cour. To- Snin, Mary's Couh-
~, sit ins az a Conr. of Equity.
Nc 81 Equity.
a. y;7;u" Of snthority vct,ed in me a.
- Clerk Of .he Circuit Court for Saint Ma
ry's C"'lnty ~ IA. Code Of Public GentraI
Law If th,s State. il i. hereby or Tered. that
the Arrs;,or'- Report marked \. filed IN this
.at7... t- ratified aud confirmed. unitss cause
Ia ,Ie contrary bc shown on or before the
sh;r,i Monday Of Nov. ne1': pruyr!ed
copy Of this order be inserted In the SAINT
Mary's G,t-rif, once a wt1.k for three >nCce>-
Nv. weeks r;,~ 20 80 .,. N"@!1y
Of Nov. ne.
40 AtAMAItR, Cl'k.
Tru. copv-'.'e>t:
JEO. 4. CAVALIER. Crk.
Oct 25. lsif--;iw
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
SELECT SCHOOL
EO X
Y o u N C. l. A. / l iE 5 5

Miss KATE CAMnIlEE. is wiliin. :;
-'A add four Young Ladies 10 the number =.
pupils at present under her care.
She has comfortable and pleasant Boardin-
accommodations Tor them Her course Of in
strrc,i"n comprises all the usual branche.
taught in the l,..i Female Acadcmics-includ
ing French, Music, Drawing, Needle Work
sc.
Tne Fall session commences Monday Sep
tembcr 9th 1864.
Her terms will be made known upon appl-
cation by letter. Or otherwise.
Address, Leonard Town. =. O.,
ST. Mary's scounty, I'D.
February 18th, lS64-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
Guns, Rifles and Pistols!

The undersigned would respectfully call
;he attention of the sporting public to his large
assortment Of
DOUBLE s. SLNGLE BARREL GUNS
For Duck Deer and Bid Shooting
Rifles Of all sizes, caibre, weight and
length.
Pistols OF all kinds-Sin3le and lsep'atn.
-fr m one 10 eight shots.
Fins powder TASKS. shot pouches. belts and
game b"scs.
Eleys double tcr-prnof AMI f B ';apa
Walkers Co1's and G d do.
Powder, shot. Cartridges, and all kinds -
sporting ammunition constantly on hand.
Guns male to ordcr, and all repairing done
IN the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER McCOMAS,
No. 81 South Calvert street, Baltimore Md
ESTABLISHED lS43.
July 10, lS66-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
FARM WANTED
IN
St. eMary's County.

5-'AkMS, COUNTRY SEATS.
FARMING. MINERAL .
And TLNDFK LANDS. w.t.el IN =; Ma
rvs comfy Persons having such property
= Real Estate vi ,ny description to di>pos,
OF, will hrd ready purchasers. by sending
description. lrcation. and price. 10
JOHN e HOLLAND.
Rtal Estate Rrofer
No 81 y Calvert street, Baltimore. Md
Nov ! ls66-6.A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
STRANGE, BUT FIX, F.,

Every young lady aud gentleman in The
United States can hcsr somethin. very much
TO their advantage by return mail free OF
charged by addressing the undersigned =
Th,sc having fears Of being humtugged viii
,bligc by net noticing this card All other.
will please sddres. their obe,lient servant.
TEiOS. +. CHAPMAN,
sSl Broadway, New York.
Feb. 9Th. 1s66-lYr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
HOIlCE TO CREDITORS .

AIOrICE,s hereby given that the "nnfon
~ Der ha, obtained from 'hs Orphans Conf
.. 81. Mny's county IN Maryland. 'ett''' o
administration Oh the personal estate OF Jho +
J rbo- late Of sail c"usts, de- >aStd' "a
PERSONS having claim. against the .aio dc
ceased. are hereby warned 70 exhibit me same
nj, the prnpsr rouohss thereof. 10 the sui
scut.. on o. before tho .:,rh day of June, 1856
s,hsr~rs th.y lnay be excluded by Law fro"
eli b. ,x6t Of the said estate. Givsn under Rs!
ka>' .his -. dsy Of Nov. 1906:
JOHN L JLEE0E.
AdminiAH1tor.
No Is, 1906 Nv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

November Term 1900.
NKDERED, Th., the ,sle Of tue. Rca
~ Estate If James II Coara y dcccas-
al. NAL, ty David " Tyler. al"ih's'ra-
Tor Of The said {, ceased. and ,h's day re-
,or,ed to 'h1. Cour, b} seil adminl'tra-
tr. be ratified aud co:.nrucd unless cAu>e
tc shown 20 the contrary, Oh or before
.he second Tueslny Of January ncSt---
yrov,dcd. c. py Q; this ord be Inserted
IN some Ncw>p,per published in s. NJ
vs. county. j, least once week. for
sh zee .r.c,.aiY: week -Ee'Yrc the SEQ
Old Tu sday e December hes.
The Z. por: states the amount Of sa!,'
10 b., four Lu1drcJ and twenty six dollars
\ J sPALDISG. chief Judge.
JANES 7 YATES, ,s., ;udc, :,
N'M 4 KIRK,
N.y,S I SO XIV
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
lLUllI,3,8B!
,hUlI38H

>I.IlE uuJcreisne hereby rotiiy the citizens
Of 81. Mary'r County. that they keep on
hand a, the :. w co:uer Of Green and Pratt,
Street, Baltimore. d large appointment Of
SHINGLES, LATHS. JOISr. SCANr-
LING, FLOO K \ G., c L l. l. y q 5,
WEATUE: BOARDING. sc.
They will sci, their Lumber at the loves
Baltimore pricn and guarantee IT To be equal
in quality to any sold in the city Of Balti-
more.
Parties visiting Baltimore are earnestly in
yited 10 give US - cal. before purchasing clse
where.
S. WILLIS 4 co.
Aug. .. ls66-Gm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
No Is, lsG6 -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE rE .rshl SIvsnthnt the sno'or'be
~ hss ob,a,nsd from the Orr l,hans Court ("
SAINT Mary. county. in MaryiaR4iS letter
Of sdn.inistration on the Psrsonafestnts OF Ja'
II Coursev. late OF said county. deceased. al
ysssons har,n: claims against the said deceased
ar. hereby warned 10 e1 hlbit the same, with th'
rropsr,ouch~, thereof. to the subscriher. on
before the l5,h day Of Ju C, lc66, other"is'
,hey may be excluded by law from all btn'ht i"
shs said estate. Given under my hand thu,
l3'h, day Of Nov, le6C.
w TYLER,
Administrator.
Nov T.. le66-tw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
NOTICE..

7 hereby forwarn al persons from renov-
in. property OF any descriptions, whatso-
ever, from poin, Lookout and from ,resras-
ting, in any manner, upon Point lookout
property The law will be ri.,Iy enforced
snst all who disregard tii, notice.
F. q " HALL.
Sept 4sh. 1875 If.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
DR.. StriekIaRd
MELLlFLU0ta
Cough BsSsa1n

@s83 z1>Sz7S known 10 cure Cough.
Colds. Hoarscnc.s, Asthma, Whooring Cough
Chronic Coughs, Consumption. Bronchitis
and Group. IIins prepared from Honey and
Herbs II IS healing. sof,eniIc and e1pectu
/ rag, and particularly suitable tcr all affec-
Of the Thro,. aud Lungs. For sale b,
gsis,- e,eryn here.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

with ap,laci,ls and carminativea 10 strength
en- the stomach and nervous system. 1t -
certain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indigestion:
Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Accidi'y OF
the Stomach, Flatucncy and Debility. IL IA.
aot alcoholic. therefor. particularly suited Tor
Weak. Nervous and Dyspcctc persons. For
sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle
Feb, lst, !a6s-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
..,oDrSr,s YOUNG AMERICA
Nov IS, SD DIV.

v,oprsr'S YOUNG AMERlCA.-A
IL new, very Ens.r,aInng. instructive. Az
tlsuc and ,pl.ndsdly illustrated M'n.h'y Slas
oline for Boys and G'rs TO '','"ue I','s."
illustrations Of Philosophy. INC AIS "''u SCI
.oc-,, Moral and Interesting S'o''.'' .Nuse
Poems, and other entertaining L"sfa'"t, Pr
sen,ing a Museum "i lhe So"d' .ne "ss'''' IA, "'N
the beau,iful, for very Young Amefl'a, with
o,,t frivol,,ies or .1asgernlon-- Single toPle
Is cents YeA,Iy. 81 so; Additional '"r,rs,
900. or hv. for $500. 4 lar; and b'autfu' i.
:oloreI engraving pre.e ted free w''h the II s.
No. also. to each slngl> sub'crlher a, s.,'o
9 rrnI Microscope. OF package OF Magic
photographs. Single copies 'nn''sd fres on 's
,.,ra Of pr;e.. Send for a specimen No. Al
s,.,, " Jenninc Ds.oseo.. 40 Broadway
y. y.
Nov Is. ls66'f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
BOAR DING.

Mrs. ! g. MILDURS. f,rmcrlv Of St
VI Mary. hastakru .he house No. 80
!Ilrov,r -; Ralt between Baltimore 50 sn|
I.nnb,-i nj i. prepared I" r-rrtv- perm y
Yusrt 4. >neicut h,srItTs.
u. ~ isc5-i.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
JAMES II. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

L~onur,ltoun, Nd.
Ha. commenced the practice OF his prafes
sion in i.conarcitown. ST. Mary's county. Md
and will promptly attend to any fuslne
entrusted to his care He may always b
iound At the Oi{ico Of tho Commissioners
Court
Dec. l4th, ls65--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

'S'iiE attention o. tn" fiIminc co'nmuni'v
i: called to the a'vantA g rf''rrd by
Tie ir,a' Eastern Uetcciire Hv,e Insurance
Company" of rhilalrIp'.ia. Pennsylvania
t.. protect themselves against the above mcn-
toned risks to live stock.
BY taking advantage # this opportunity
t,rO thirds OF the amount invested Can b.
converted into Lirtng capital, by application
10 our county agent
q FRED MADDOX
LcuIlardtuwp.
BEwARY Of buvin. h-r,es branied with ia.
letters E n. { :. on the quarter or nca
fore hcof uIleS, ia" person 'iie'ns the ani-
maj can show l,ohcy + Ins'ra"ce.
Cows branded on .c0r h1,n.
Sept 81. lSG6-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for l,ars from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and ali
the effect. Of youthful indiscrction. will, for
the sake IT suffering humanity. send free ~ III
who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple rcmci, By which he Vas cur
ed. Sufferers wIshin..o 20 prvM by the a!'e'-
I.l->~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
BERGER s. BUTI'S
"EXtEI.SiOR"
AND "AMNu\IATlV"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

VH>RMERs aud Dealers arc respectfully
II referred TO tn. above Fertilizers - hsiug
,.r-pArr>! III the tss, lnsnn,r. th"tun1hly rr!is'
t,. aud in every way c.tu! ted 10 2ne uni
.e,,sl Asiis. c,.on. hey arc cxtcn'i,e'y
tao~u. y iag u-+~l with great STAGES dunnS
a.. pas, MA m ~,vro >cars We are t1"N-
J-ut the, al who buy tho above F,r,iz-rs
~,ll r,cc,~c a full return tor th,if OUTLAY. not
.~ly upnu The crop ns"ur.d there~i'h, bat
.>-o ior several years upon SFa~s aud other
s,l<r crois
RI. RUTH & CO.. y As,lt.
NJ. ~ Po~Iv's Whstf, lliuuo!e. ~
.uue .e, ist,..
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

DR. WIN. WOODWARD has located A.
~ FISHING POINT near Mills Que Lans-
a. and respectfully o srs his Profe'sisnsls" ."
,e~s l., the public.
mry p;A is6S-H.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-03-09

RoBERY-HEHRY Cory was robbed at
the Clifton House in Nashville, on Monday
night last, of his pocket book containing
1920, and his vest, containing a fine gold
watch and chain. The pocket book was
taken from the pocket Ofhis overcoat, which
hung against the wall, and the vest was ia
ken from under Mr.. Cory's head. The en-
terprising thief is supposed to be good
looking youth Who slept in the same room,
and who was missing the next morning; but
about whose personal appearance nothing
peculiar is remembered.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-03-09

IMPROVE YoUR SToCK.-We invite atten-
ton of farmers throughout Middle Tennes-
see to the card of our enterprising friend,
Mai GEO. 7. ALTMAN We know that all
sensible men prefer handling thoroughbred
to common scrub stock-the trouble and
expense being the same. Maj. A. has in
vested very largely in fine stock, and he
has the satisfaction of knowing that the
country affords none better than his. On
~ think of horse whose ancestors for half
century have been foremost on the turf
whose names have become familiar to every
ear, and whose reputation is as wide spread
as the nation itself. And who would have
the common breed of COWS, hogs, goats or
sheep, after reading about those splendid
breeds he offers to the public. Improve
your common sheep that shears J lbs wool,
by crossing with that majestic Oxfordshire
buck which shears IL lbs and weighs $50
The Major has nothing but pure. blood on
his place, from horse down to a dogJbr a
chicken, and finds them as little trouble, as
little expensive and great deal more prof
table than the scrub. His farm will be the
popular resort for breeders throughout the
middle portion of the State this spring, for
no other man in this part of the country has
such variety of thorough breeds, or can
offer better inducements.