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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-22
Advertising.

Advertising isindicatiVe of a liberal and
generous spirit. We state it as fact, with
out the fear of contradiction, that the bust
ness men who advertise most literally are
by far the most liberal hearted and gener-
Gus people among us. Take, for example,
our own advertising columns and test the
truth of our remarks by visiting the local
and foreign business houses that are therein
advertised, and mark our prediction in
nine cases out of ten, you will ascertain
that your purchases can be made, or your
business transacted on much fairer terms
than if you had continued your patronage
with those who are too economical and par
simonious to advertise, and are utterly de-
void of that high-toned public spirit which
ever patronizes the press. We are conf
dent that our assertion is correct, and we
challenge any attempt at Fefutation.
We trust our country readers will care
fully peruse our advertising columns and
give our local merchants, mechanics and
tradesmen a call before making their pur-
chase OF IransaotiDg their business with
the on-advertisers of the community.
We commend the above advice to our
readers, and If strictly adhered to, we will
guarantee that it saves Eve times the
amount of your subscription in year
Always go to those Of cur merchants who
advertise.
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The &c Law Of Tennessee.


From the Republican Banner.l
Rapidly the bali Of tyranny rolls on
Ist, nullity ofthe legitimate quorum sys-
tenn. ed, the nullity of civil elections
Sd, the disfranchisemen of the people
4th, the suppression of the Judiciary by
illegal and forcible impeaehments. 5th,
the passage of a sedition act /; and, 9th
the nal end to which all the foregoing is
bat the prelude-the creation of standing
army. All this in the name of freedom
We publish below Mr.. Bosson's bin
to practically revive the more odious fea-
lures of the Alien and Sedition laws Of'98.
The measure has already passed its Sc
oond and wiil-te-day probably pass .its
final, reading in the Senate, there being
majority of three to one in its favor.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE Law OF THIS STATE IN
RELATION 10 PEAoE wARRANTs.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Tennessee, That
any person who shall be found guilty OF
utteriDg any seditious words or speeches,
OF of making threats to resist the enforce
ment of the laws Of this State, or of the
United Statess or, the officers thereof in the
discharge of their duty, or shall attempt to
incite others to do 50, either by language
spoken, or by writing, printing or publish
ing the same, shall be liable to arrest, and
any Judge or Justice Of the Peace to whom
information of any such ofense may come,
shall issue warrant for the arrest of the
person so offending, and if it shall appear
from the evidence that the person so arrest.
ed is guilty of any of the acts aforesaid,
he shall be held to keep the peace in any
sum which the Court may require towards
all persons, and faithfully to obey ali laws
of this State and of the United States, and
to obey ali lawful process served upon him
by any lawful officer oft State Of Tennes-
see, and of the United States, and to cOun-
sci others to do SO.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That any
person held to bail under the provisions of
this act, who shall, in any manner, violate
the conditions of his bond as heretofore
provided, the same shall be declared forfeit
ed, and it shall be the duty of the Attor-
ney General of the proper Court or Dis
trict to sue out a seire .facias from the
Circuit or Criminal Court, returnable in
ten days if in term time. and, if in vaca-
ton, at the next term of Court, when, un-
less for good cause shown the forfeiture
shall be set aside, final judgment shall be
rendered by the Court against the principal
and suFeties for the whole amount of said
bond.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after its pas
sage.
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TIE following characteristic letter. writ
ten by a Hibernian of six years experience
of American institutions, was submitted 70
the inspection Of our reporter
BEIJ.. E> January the l4ths 1867
Dear Mary. the daEiint of me- heart and
sowl, am we'll, but had the favor and
agOr, and, hope you are in the same condi-
ton. thanks be to God. wish you many
happy New Years, and the ohiIdrens and
and hope you'll have three score and ten of
them. We had Christmas here, but the
hsythens don't keep it like we used to at
home. Divil resarve the one iver said to
me, many happy Christmas, or bad LUX to
ye, or any other politeness. They tell me
that the nagur is going to be the white man
in future, aud that the white nagurs in
Congress Ia big public house in Washing
tony are going to try the President for be-
ing white man. If they find him guilty..
and there's no doubt about it, for they are
aOcpseFs, witnesses, lawyers, judges, all IL
one, they're going to execute the executive,
make fellqY they called COldfacts, Presi-
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The Southern Press on the New Plan Of
Rennnatrnctinn. -. IL -------


The Richmond papers do not denou6ce
the reconstruction proposition agreed upon
By the Administration and the Southern
Governors, but invites its consideration by
the people of that State. The Enquirer
says ''0ur situation is too grave aud crit
ical for violent language or rash counsels.
We think more than ever that no time
should be lost in dispatohing trustworthy
persons to Washington TO confer with the
proper parties and advise us, instead of
leaving matters 10 drift or to fall IN the
hands, il may be Of the ignorant, the laOile,
the designing or the tTsaoheFous Of the
Sons Of the South. We are not Of those
who would reject any and every plan Of
paci6cation. preferring 70 drift on without
chart or compass, trusting 70 luck for q
pFopitiOus result. There are those Who
cry out against all schemes Of settlement,
reckless Of the ruin that may follow sn OBJ
stinats and impracticEbls course. Such is
not cur temper. and such is not the temper
or judgment Of the Southern people, as is.
eyincsd By the oOnOsssions TO which they
have submitted in the expectation that they
| Woald avail
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BLEIHE's bill, recently reported ia she
House Of Representatives, ''to reimburse
the States that have furnished troops 70 the
Union army for advances made and exPen-
sss incurred in raising the same" allows
Tennessee s664, 1856, for I2.o77 men.
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NUMBER 8.
CROSS MARKS TxN

Look out for cross marks on your paper. This
indicates the expiration of your subscription. We
are compelled to adhere TO our rule of payment in
advance. We hope you win renew without delay.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-22

A EEwLr created county in Alabama, By
unanimous vote Of the Legislature, has
been named Dixie"
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IF you would swim upon the tide OF fOEY
tune. cast yourself boldly upon that tide
and make it know that you are 3 living,
breathing, animated. intelligent being, bold,
capable and expert in your profession and
learn this lesson: That the way to ''get q
little start" is to follow the advice and ex-
perience of all the successful men who have
gone before you, by advertising literally.
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A DARK eounundrum. ''Sam, Why am
de hogs de most intelligent folks in de
world 60 ''Becsuse dey moss eberything."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-22

ONLY one ass ever spoke like man, hun
like asses.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SARATOGA
"EXGELSIOR" SPRING WATER.


0,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be uneaunlled by that Of any other In the ar-fsmed
valley Of Saratoga Its virtues such rs have secured
Il the high encoums Of all who have used it, possess
ing as it doee in eminent degree, catharc, dturec,
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, ID. D., Professor
Practice of Physic Jefferson Medical College, Pha.
dephia formerly Of Charleston s. 9.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been for year or more past IN the habit Of
taking the water Of the "E1cesior Spring of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid LIE
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil ND along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed,
upon them or much of the comfort enjoy am sstis-
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted as any
other among them if not more So to the purposes for
which they generally employed II ia very agreeable
strongly impregnaed with tho carbonic acid lively and
sparkling = can heartily and conscienhously
recommend It to all who need q gentle cathartc and
diurehc. SAMUEL HENRY DlCkSON, nj. "
The Water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping Pints IN bo1e, oi
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen each
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1867.
THE MUSIC OF NATURE.

When we are out upon the hills,
TIA swees 10 list to rural sounds;
A mingled noise Of purfing rills,
OF flowing hne and baying hounds;
And many . small birds mingled song
Arises from the vale below;
Unless perchanoe the wind Ii wrong,
And from our ears the soEnd should blow.
We note the Growing Of the COCK,
We note the steed's far distant neigh,
We hear the bleating Of the flock,
And donkey after donkey bray.
All these are common notes, IDS true,
Which humble instruments proouce,
Yet are they sweet to listen TO-:
And there's the cackle Of the goose.
The duck, too, lends her tuneful qusck,
: To swell the muEc Of the vale;
The mill supplies its ceaseless clscf,
And songs that smack Of too much ale.
An these are sounds remembered well,
And Ger the memory oft they ring:
On such the poet loves to dwell
i When he invokes the muse to sing.
Bot oh I there IN one simple sound,
? Amid the ruytic symphony,
That never yet hath poet found,
Nost sweet most strthng though 1t De.
Il iss pleasing cry Of pain,
fIoud and strong, than soh and veal,
which hnauaee TO describe 10 vain
s. Tho Dying pigs perpetual SQUEAK.
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rHERnKEE INJECTION,

doe, not fail to euro Gonorrhea, Gleet and du An.
eoss Dischdroes in Male or Female, curing rtcsns
easss IN from one to three days, and is especially
accommodated IN those cases OF F!uor AtoS Or
WIitss In Females. Tho two medicines used IN
CONJUNCTION will not fail to remove this
eomplaint and In those cnscs where otheS meolcinss
have been used without success
Price. Remedy One Bottle g Three Bottles & &
The Cherokee Cure,n Z" Remedy" and "Lieo-
fion :" are to be found In all well regulated drug
stores and are recommended BY. physicians sna
drugg,ts all over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers, BY selling cheap ana
worthless cor Ipounds-in order to make money
in place Of these. Be not dsceiued II the drug.
gsts viii not buy them for ", wrie to us and we
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation. We treat all diseases 70
which tho human system Is subject, and VIII DO
pleased to receive full and explicit statements om
those who have faed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen can address us IN per5Ics con.
fdenca We desire to send our thlrty-two page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN the
land Address all letters for pamphlets, incidence
or advice, to the sole proprietor, e
CDR. W. r. MERWIN. 81 Walker Stu n. Y.
Aau IA thstulyf
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoesved during ne month Of august, 1865. =.
LONDON July rs, 1867.
Mrssns. CH1cxEnNa 6 Soas-aents: hsye much
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your Pianos In such high estimation vtde my oerin-
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LONDON. August "a, 1855.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBIIC NOIICEs
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
May 1867 !
The following Section of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
Office OF Superintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
ing the Streets Lanes, Alleys and open Courts In the
CITY of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes, Is
hereby published for the information Of all concerned
For the protection of the said contractor or con-
tractors is further ordained, That every owner lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street. lane alley or open court shall on every day
Sdays excepted have the dirt filth garbage or other
of placed in front of his her lot In barrel box or
heap and in readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
seven O'Clock A. H. from the fist day OF May to the
first day of November in every and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock A. NJ, from the first day of November TO
the first day of May following. And any person offend
ing heren or placing any DIRT filth, garbage, or other
oa any street. lane alley or open court after the
hours above named, shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor.
BY order W. d. SMITH,
Nav tx Clerk of Council.
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ssw York Market.

rs.r r.v yvs aasssreioi zd,e,ti,er Of saturday
,rtx - - ssys,
IA bsniS srs doing ysry He IN fe way OF discounts
thsrs bstng N unusually sman amount paper orszins
qesufS = ssse. q ~. g tas ...sst -,
Ths es..a sIcnns ofs Pen cant i'sns % sutsslnd = nd
Ds %. nss tnd ost % oo
prsms paper is negotiable at eKs7K Per cent, With
r.re excspions Ct psr cent report curmt Of the
P1oDum GARKET.
NKW YORK Juiy l2P M-Frou1 &c-The Flour
narkst son the buyer but prices are without decided
~ iss ~ se0o bis st g Soes fcr superne stats
C 26o @ for sxa State; % 70al0 50 6r chuace shte
9 soas tr mprnns western; g 2s9 es ior eommoa to
medium sxrA western; s10sli % for choice western
o Iaio rs for common % good shigus brands extra
round hoop Ohio; and so scala IS for trade brands,
sofhsn Flour quiet sslss 100 bbl. atss 2ss11 for
common, and I'll 10a16 for fancy and extra
CsHauents Flour 10 more active Sales 1900 bbls and
Re vour s moro active sslss coo bbls ss g 2as e.
on Neal 4 steAdy salss 300 bbas City at s5 So and
osxmETne WHEAT marriott opened dun and closed
sis = q for So Chicago; 81 asa 90 white California
u nsi1sss = M sssms. ass A'D' ~ -''- ~ "A-'' ~
Rye q hrmer. Sales TOO bushels Western st 81 IS.
TSs corn market Is Lac lower iOr unsound. and
shads mr for sound which Il scarce, cosng heavy for
m Kinds. Sales lie, 900 bushols at 81 Nxs1 o. for
NIxed Wegteu u 09a1 10 for Choice do; and 66ca$1
1pe unsoupd
osa no ia9e better and more active Sales s4 900
buahels at 72Ufor Unsound Western; 7a76o for Sound
Veesrn: s5Kss6o for State In store; S6ss7c for Ohio
saSse .ca 'ease S1ss ~ aS aa s rnos cur . st Il.
1aKc lof Crcfna; 0ks9Ko Sor ,Ransoon, and 21fs4c,
eold for doin bon& : !; - 'S
bsos Ro. st lokc, gold, In bond.
6uaA1--The market b stesdy but quiet Sales Gnce
our las coo hhds .t 1xs1ake for Cubs; uxalshc for
Porto Rico and II Ze for English Island.
MOI GasSrs-Is hnsyv md yery ouiet Ssles since our
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CARD D..

Il Is with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that We publish the following tesmonials which hxye
bean received BY us recently: Ai
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MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF oHARLEsToN.
Arrived Yosteru.y.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ida Belt. weeis Boston. Is days Zoe and Mdse
To p P Locke Locke & Co, Gage CO. n siloo1,
3 White, r Marshall. Adger &Co, 3 R Agent A
Razrst. Dodge Smith S.rs GO. Esgsn; NnysaIa
co. Paul Go, Taylor, N armke, Chisolm Bros,
Keeler, Kinci. wickenberg Co, and others.
Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah, via Hilton Head:
Litschg1 p Meitxler.
AT QUARANTINE
Spanish bark EsperanLa, Ping, Havana, days. Bal
last To Han.
spsnish po.cre sohdsd. Fsbtegas, Hsvans, days.
Ballast. To W p Hall.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Maggie Gray, Pillsbury. Havana-Bonsfant q
Up for this Port.
sshr Myrover, Hughes. at New York, July Q.
Memoranda.
The schr Triaout jameson, from Camden, Ne, for
this port arrived st Rockand Me- June So and sailed
July =
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DE-. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
(l,.. Essence Of Life,

&; z: /: (; I; : :
aged, causing the hot blood Of
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tnn ne ashy q Ms M toring the Organs Of Genera.
Crc. G,tnd!sa tS Soe, tom Temerino hnPotency and
~ rXts,, rs;.nSr De5ility restoring MdnHness
ca ia 1s svsissn and and Jaa pf0or, thus provings
oreyconse disecse. perfect aEtieir of Love" re-
moving Sserility and Barrennes,in both sexes 10
the young, mddle.aged and agea mere J. nogrease.
boon than this Elixir Of Life" It gives new
lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system 70 thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Pnca, one bottle e.; three bottles -; sent BY
express to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, ny 20
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worm
less compounds In order TO make money: Be net
deceiyed-ssk for these medicines md take no
Others, II the druggist does not keep them, wrlte
70 us and we viii send them BY express, careiully
hacked, free from observation. We will DO pieased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard 70
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted address oil letters for medcines' pampn'
kts or advice to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W. B. MERWM, 81 Walker st., h. 7,
NAY as WIN 1y'
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Iconsidsr Ghicterins Cons PiAuos superior to any
In tho world.
They are unrvsed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There n Q
perfect honogeneity throughout all tho registers Tne
upper notes are remarkable clearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invaria.
bly been selected and used by all Of the worlds
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TO TAX PAYERSs
TJHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
for the information of all persons concerned:
Az oRpIsANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE Sup
PLIES FOB THE YEAR 1857 AND FOB OTHER PURPOSES
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
Council bled That all taxes payable Under the Or
dnsnce to raise supplies for the year 1857 and for other
purposes paid before the 18Th day Of juno next
and that persons who shall make default OF payment OF
their taxes ON that day. shall pay in addition to the
amount Of their taxes, one and half per cent. per
month until the Slst day Of July, when not paid an
amount Of two per cent per month upon the amount
Of taxes sha be paid and after the S1st day Of August
three per cent per month the amount OF taxes due
shall be paid until payment Of the whole amount is made
II. That all persons who neglect or fail TO pay their
monthly taxes ON or before the fifteenth day OF each
month, shan respectively pay on the amounts thereof
two per cent per month from such tftesnth oay' unu
payment IL made.
Ratified In City Council this seventh day Of May, IN
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
hxty-seven.
II. 81 PC. GAuLARD, Mayor.
W. Il. SMITH, Clerk of Council. 3mo May II
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. o1RARD AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AID SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
ship winthrop Stuart sailed. June
The Tryphenia Hsrting, sailed. %
s57,., HKwPoRT, ENG.
Ship Annie Kimba Lincoln, sailed. May 81
The Johannes, Butter, sailed May IL
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Meteor, Anderson, cleared. ~
Schr Cafista Jones, up. "A
schr Welcome Beebe, Crawford, up......"....July
NEW YoRT.
Steamship Patspsco, Nef, june 70
Bark Hannibal, Hawkins, cleared. June ~
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols cleared June ~
6chr Amertcus MOSS, up. ao 40
echr Pendleton. Wood cleared June ~
Schr hyrover, Hughes up.
PHILADELPHIA.
steamship Alliance Kelly sailed
BALTIMORE
schr r Keeling tnew, Granger cleared. July
schr Moonlight Suites, cleared ~
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8. T.--1860.-X.

IA smile wss on her Hp-health wal In her loo
strength was In her step, and In her hAnds-fLAa1
fIox blTTxRs."