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The national Republican., 1867-11-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS

CorRr YEsrEEDAT,--Cook eL al. vs.. Hardssty et al.
finGl dosrto for PARTITION.
Fairfax ct ux ". CVlllBs ct hl. Commissionsr's
report confirmed, and order flr sale.
0resgs Va Gregg. Decree tJr divorce vfneuto
mdtrfmonn
Hardle vs. Hurdls. Demurrar sustained.
Alexandria and Washingt Railroad Company Va.
Washington, AlsKaudriA, aud G,Drgstown Rsilry ad
Company. Commissloner YeRt3n's report hl'd.
toyd ys Work. Case alta Verdict for plsiniir
for sl, 800, with interest.
Hunter Va. Alexandria, Liliou1, aud Hampshire
Railroad Company. Suit hr tho recovery Of por.
ou Of the lot which 10 the depot Of the railroad
company. Verdict for deicn Jsrt.
EDwiRD DE,LiS.-SJldisrs from Fort Foots to-day
report that though draggers have teen searching for
several days past for ths body Of Edward Deyln the
soldier supposed to have been nurdersd, NO trace Of
II has yet been discovered Abd It Is thought that
weights v ore attached to II before 1t was thrown
overheard.
SECOND WARD RAptolLs,-A msstipg OF the mem-
bsra Of the Second Ward Radical club was held last
night at the school room, eoraer OF Pitt and Prince
strestsi John HAwEhufst, ptesidont, In the chair,
aud G. Barton, seerstary. The term o. tas "moers
Of the club having expired the 1rst busnsss OF the
mssting was to q 1 thelr places On motion, G W.
Dewitt vas ee,sd pres dent; LOy Potter, nrst vice
pre'ideut; Thomas Carroll, sesoud yice president,
and Burtiu, secretary. After which leusthy
addresses were delivered BY John Haw wrhurst and u
" Dewitt, on the issues Of The day aud the dutios
and necessities Of the hour.
SR. MrssEY's LEcrrRE.-rhs Rev. Mr.. Munsey
delivered his Justly celebrated lecture ou the philo.
ophy Of music, iu thu Methodist Episcopal Church
south, y sst.rdsv evening
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRoErowS.-
Mr. J. Z. 8. THORN Is no longer agent for th,
RErubLicAs In Georgetown, and the collection
hereafter viii bs made by the regular collector,
Of the otioe, who will produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be isft At the once oil
J. J, Booux, Real Estate Agent, High street,
ono door below Bridge street.
Mr. rHonis GALLAGHER, No. lb st. Asaph street
between Gbbon and Franklin, Is our Authorised agent
for the NArosAL REPUBLICAN 10 the city Of ,iex.n.
dra, and will receive subscription. and advertise.
monts, and receipt therefor.
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New York State apples. We learn that for her bssh
rip she has engaged 800 barrels Of -four sad 800
bushels Of corn, besides other freight
THH CouSoILs There was no hing OF stts'L
moment haaaaeted 10 the Councils Last night, o, her
than The sdopinn Of resolution looking 10 rec pro.
cal trade tween wasnibgto ani Georgetown snd
the submitting OF the report o. the jnnt com ttes
Rppointed TO Investigate the aeEed doneit Of Mayor
wslth, which are published elsewhere.
APPOINTMENT. D. Eeaie. Of Baitlmcre,
having heea sppp ntei second Asist.ut asinss In
the revenue cutter service Of the United stae- tok
the oath fequirsd by Law to-day At the Georgetown
euGiom house.
iSsrEcrIoS.-To.dAys aud 10. morrow Captain D. n.
Reed, inspsetor OF the Metropolitan police, viii In.
speet the winter uniforms Of the entire force visiting
this precinct this afternoon.
FoE Nav YoRK The steamer John Gibson leaves
for New York early this M, n,pg with large qusn-
uiy Of hJur and grain and freight.
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olympl'. '.:.............-O . 0 0 3 IL
Fly balls caught-Reach, q RadcliG, Ii Will
kins Ii Fisher, u senseuderfer, o. Klienfelder,
! total, Athletic, 8. Force, Ii Burchard, l
Clay, ]; Dennison, !; Robinson, l; Rundle, O.
Leecb, Il total, Olympic, IL.
Fly balls smissed-Athletio, 2i Olympic, 3.
Foul balls caught-Athletio, 81 olympic, 5.
Feui balls smissed-Athletic, 81 Olympic, 7.
Foul balls struck-Athlstic, 35; Olympic, IT.
Out on bs'ss-Athletic, IL timesi Olympic, II
times.
Loft on bases-Athlctic, 3 times Olympic, ,
times.
Bsses on hits-Athlstie %; Olympic, 10.
Strikes called-Athletio, %; Olympic, 20.
Struck out-Athletlo, 1; Olympic, |.
Double play-Rench and Fisher, |.
Balls called-MeBride, 49, Leech, 20.
Passed halls-Besry l Radcliffe, l; Clay, 8.
Time Of game-Two hours.
Umpire--Asa Brainard, of National base ball
club,
Scorers-Chas, Schoield and S. Z. Faunoe,
BASE BALL TOURNAMENT.
The game which was to have been played to.
day between the Olympic and National clubs Is
of, owing to the indisposition Of two Of the
Olympic nine and the following picked nine sub.
stituted instead: Radclif, Cuthbart, and Berry,
Of tho Athletics, Robinson and Force, Of the
oympics, Shields, Finney, and Joyce, of the
Jeferons, and Grayson, Of the National, jr. A
good game may be expected Game to com.
mence at 2 o'clock.
CHARGED WIN MuRDER,-Henry Warner, be.
longing to tho United States Marine Corps at.
taohed to the United States ship ST. Cloud, now
at the Norfolk navy.yard, was arrested In Nor.
folk on Monday night, charged with murdering
a comrade named Alexander Carter. Tho par.
ties had quarrsled on shipboard. and, getting
leave Of absence, the quarrel was renewed that
night, with tho above fatal result-though he
claims tbs decd was committed In self. defence
Henry Warner, the accused, was formerly 4
sailor. halls from this city, and says his people
all live here. lie Is probably thirty or thirty
Ave years Of age, Is tall and slender, with light
complexion and hair. lie enlisted on the Goth
Of July last in tho Marine Corps, and has been
on the st. Cloud over since. He says he served
in the Union army through the whole war; Arst
for three months in Captain George W. Millers
company Tait's battalion Of District of Colum.
biaj afterwards two years in the 5Hh New York
regiment and finally Joined the ls7th PennsSl.
yania regiment, whore be remained until the
close Of the war.
Alexander Carter was sootohman, with dark
complexion, black hair, sido whisksrS, and about
forty years Of ago. He came to Washington In
July, 1865, from Chicago.
Warner was held to answer for the crime be-
fore the grand jury, which meets on the fourth
Wednesday in February next.
No LIcESsE, Jeremiah 0'Brien, tavern.
keeper, for selling liquor without license, WAS
arrested by Oalcer Barnes, Of the Fifteenth Pre-.
cinot, but satisfactory evidence being given Of
the matter, tho eafs was dismisfed by Justice
Tucker,
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eases Of drunkenoss and disorderly conduct wer,
disposed OF 81 IL. Fihh precinct st.tiou yVstor'
day morning, nues being imposed in each iu
stance.
John CaIlaher, for being disorderly, was ar,
rested by 0aioer Owens, Of the First precinct,
and hned $3 by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

ASSAULT AND BArTERr.-Samuel A. Wilson,
marine, vas arrested by Officer Scott, Of the
Seventh precinct, for committing an assault and
battery upon . eolored man BY the name Of WIN
II Better. Justice Walter required him to pay
1ns Of $40 and costs.
For being d.sordsrly, Wilson was arrested by
Officer o'Callaghan, Of tho Seventh precinct, and
Hned $40 by Justice Walter.
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[CommuniSated.l

wA,HISaToS Nov. Il, 1887.
To THE EDtroR or rHE REPrBLicAN,-Dear
Sir! In tho report Of tho celebration last night,
II l. mentioned: "Gerhardt's Hotel. " 10, dis.
played the national colors." This 10 an error
No aag was displayed on my house last night.
Please correct through this the report, and
you will oblgs your obsdisnt servant
Jos. aIRHARDr.
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DEATH or LPhEssNAS.-On Wednesday morn.
ing, at about s o'clock, Mr.. John Graham, for
several years the foreman Of the press.room At
the Government printing Office, died Of consump.
tion, at his residence, on First street west, bo.
tween g and II streets north. He was 8 native
Of Phladeiphia, and expired at the age Of IS
years. He was known by all with whom be rs.
sociated as gentleman Of excellent disposition
and firm integrity.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

i the subscriber has obtdnsd from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District Of CO.
Iumbia, letters tes,amentary on the personal
estate Of Joba W. Psgg, late Of Washington
county, D. c., deceased. III persons having eiaips
,gainst the said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 2S,h day u October
usxtj tbey may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of tho said estate.
Given under my hAnd this 10th day Of October
1867 b. o. dREkHwBLL.
0c31.w3ws Executor
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or p II A N $. c o U RT'
District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON couN.
TY-To Wit

NOvRaBgk Q, 1907
In the case Of Christian Led,rer, LdmInistra or,
". Of Caroline Rsedeger, deceased, the admtnls.
TRAITOR, W Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of
the Orphans Cour' Of WAShington county aiorssaid,
appointed TUESDAY, the 81 day Of December, 1857,
for the hnal sottlsmsnt aud disTibut on OF the per-
nal estate Of said deceased Aud Of the Rsssts In
haud, as far As the same have been collected and
urned Into money when aud where all the creditors
ud heirs Of said deceased are notified to 1T with
their claims properly vOuehed, or they may other.
wise by law DO excluded from all btRent In said do.
cSAsed's ettatei provided a copy Of this order be
published once n week for three weeks In the NA.
rIOSlL RIPubLICAS previous to the said day.
Test JAS X. 0'BEIRNs,
nOyl2.wSw Register Of Wills
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. pIs1R CT OF GoLuMBIA, H0LDISd A DIS.

FOR THB SAID DISTRl 7.
r. all lohom Il may concern, greeting:
Notice Ia reTeby giy-n that on the 10th day ot
February, 1889 the sTmed epemy's vessels sea BtTJ
Fanny, ? TTsst, aud Black Warrior were RttacsSd,
sunk, aud des sroyed by vessels Of the United sEteA
belonging to the North Atlantic b oekaaing squad
ron, under tho command OF Rear Admiral J c,
Rowanj and that on the 3 til day Of CctObe', 1897,
tue same wss hbslled aud prosecuted Ia this court
In tho Of ihc Omitted State, for th reasoIs 10
the libel stated and that said eAus, wi stand !vf
t'iA at the CITY Hall, 10 the city " NsG,eg'op GU
the FIRST MONDAY OF DECbMBah MIA ', Mnse
and where ali persons are warned to appear TO shoW
cause why condemn alton shou'd Ro' 20 us'tsSu' AM
to Intervene for their !HIero'n' o NvrnS
October so, 1857, ~ 49,
noya 2AWtDsro
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

FREEDMES's SAVINGS BAsks.-At St. Paul's
chapel, (oolored,) Eighth street, Island, on
Wednesday night, the audience was addressed
on the subject Of savings banks by Prof. W
Wilson, cashier Of tho Freedmsn's Bank, Of
Washington, and others. Rev. J. 8. Hall, pas.
tor, presided.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

BuRGLARr.-Yesterday morning about two
o'clock = burglar was caught endesvoring to
break 10 the segar store Of Mr.. Sitter, on Penn.
sylvanis avenue, between First and ssco nd
streets east. Mr.. Wilmer, residing In the house,
heard the noise, and crept quietly out Of the
house, informing Officer Bluet, who at once pro.
oeoded to the locality and arrested the fellow.
He was taken to the Eighth Precint station,
when he gave his name as VIM. Lerkinson alias
Glenn, and at hearing before Justice Gull, wa.
committed for court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

ward return as the number Of iuhabitant.
II ,26s white, and 6,l47 coloredi total HAS
Georgetown returns give the number Of white,
at g. 4Sli colored, 3,2l0; total ,692. The Firs,
ward 10 not complets, but foots up 80 far Q, 56l
whites; o, l45 ooloredi total, Is, T07. There are
a few struggling districts In this ward to be re
turned yet. which will increase the number some
few hundred.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

The CHURCH DIFFICULTr.-Ths case Of Bul.
ger and others, charged with forcblo entry and
detainor by the pastor OF st. Johns Lutheran
church, was to have been continued yesterda
but was again postponed until to-day at . q. M.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

SALE or CORPORATION ssTock.-Messrs. Green
4 Williams suctioneers, have sold, at their store
on Seventh street, at auction, 81, 400 worth Of
Washington Corporation stock r. P. Jackson
and Jos. bryan purchasing each $500 worth at
90 cents on the dollar.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Robert Miller,
boatman, WAS arrested by Officer Garrett for
committing an as,ault and battery upon John
Mardes Justice Tucker required Miller to
give security for his appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

SUPREME CoURr-IN BAsKRUPrcr.-No 30
Ia the matter Of Jos. NJ DtVwn application referred
10 the Register
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Georgetown Advertisements.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST

=. GuTMAE !. now selling bis entire stock Of
FANCY MILLINERY AND DRY-GoODS
Al ant Below Cost.
OBSERVE PRICES:
Beet yAId.wido MUsLlS, l2IIe.
Best CALIC0Rs, 1879.
Rest DELAfNBs, soc.
And all other GOODS a. l3wsr prices than can bs
T. GUTMAE,
novl5.N III Bridge street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

THE GRAHD LEvEE Of Rebekah Degree Asso
citation, No. 8, takes place this evening at Ode
Fellows Hall, for the benefit Of widows and or
phAns. Lend q helping hand.
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ORP H A s. COU RT.
District OF COLUMBIA, wAsaISafoa G COUNTY Jun;

In the case Of George y. White, executor Of
Levi Neal, deceased, the executor aforesaid has,
with tho appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY,
the 10Th day OF Eovember.A D. 1867, for the nnsi
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
Of said deceased and OF the assets In hand far as
the have been collected and turned into money;
when and whore all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youehed, or they may otherwise by law bs
excluded from all bonsht 10 said deceased estate
provided copy Of this order be Published once q
week for thTSs weeks In the NATIONAL REPuBLIcLs
prsyious 10 the said day.
Tost, JAS T. o'BRIRNE,
uenl.v3N RagIstar Of wills
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

GRAND TILrNG TOURNAMENT will take place
at the National course today. Over twenty
knights arc expected to compete. The Presi.
dent and family are expected on the grounds
Tilting will commence at o'clock p. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

EoUIrr CoURr-Judgs Wyhs.-This court
was occupied yesterday with cases In which there
was no defence. and made few formal orders.
The entries were As follows:
1913 Chasssldine va. Cheassldine. Guardian
named to dsfsndsnt's Interest
o76 Ruppsrt vs. GieiI Thomas. PGpsu referred
to auditor Tor settlenAnt.
lc4a. Be'ohkie va Dickson. Order for ie elton
$50 scr!vncr va. Powell. D, gree A3poiatipg A
Ii I'd trus 90 TO sell real estate.
The court thsn adjourned until this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

A CHARACTERISTIC SIoS.-0n the north cid,
Of @ street north, between Second and Third
streets east, Is q boot and shoemaker sign that
particularly attracted our attention as We passed
along q few days since. 1t reads thus: ~. B.
Crowsl's cheap boot and shoe store. Repairing
the understanding critically attended tor
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTIOE THAT

TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
IL the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co.
lumhta, letters testameAtsry on the personal e.
tate Of Alfred r. Hewitt, late Of washn gton city D.
G., deceased. All persons having claims AgAiust
tho said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before tho e5Ih day Of October next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all bsnent Of
the said sstAts.
0ivsn under my hand thl. 18th dav Of October,
1867. BARBARA Wall,
oc2s .w2w Bxeeutrix
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Alexandria Advertisements.

ii G. II Il EN-,
IA . Formerly ofths MARSHALL HoUsE)
Us reopened tho CORN EXCHANGE, a King
street Ai,xandrs, where he will bs happy 10 lis
old friends. nOyl2.Sm
,,xx,~.,,,.x5,,-s-
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LARcEsY or A SrovE.-0fiosr Kearney, o.
the Second ward, arrested Robert Jones yester
day, for stealing q stove from the front Of ths
timer shop Of Mr. John Mountery, corner oil
Thirteenth street and New York avenue. Jus.
tice HaIEard sent him TO Jail for court.
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AatiuuaI 8spnblifau.
RATEs OF ADVERTIsING,

One square, ono insertion, u subsequent inssr.
lions 90 cents. One square, one month, ts Liberal
inducements 10 quarterly, semi annual and yearly
advertisers.
Rvsry other day adveftisomsnts, 80 per cent sddi
uonsL Twice week advertisements, 70 pOr cent.
additional
Hight lines constitute . square. Less than SQUARE
charged In proportion, At the above rates
Editorial notiocs, rs cents per line saeh Insertion
Local nstiees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Adyertissments shonld be hAndad In hefnra D m
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE Sd DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867
Ellen Pixton, petitioner,
No. 1901. In Equlty,
Henry A. Pixtop, deft
On motion of the complainant, by N. Thompton,
her soleitor 1t is ordo cd that the defendant cause
his appearance 10 be entered hsfsiu before the
nIs rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will DO proceeded with as in
case Of default provided copy Of this order be pub
lishod In the NATIONAL REPUBLioAN once = week
until said TulO day.
By order Of the Court.
Atrus copy-TeSt
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

No LIcESsE. Jeremiah 0'Brien, tavern.
keeper, for selling liquor without license, WAS
arrested by oalcer Barnes, of the Fifteenth pre-.
einot, but satisfactory evidence being given Of
the matter, tho care was dismitfed by Justice
Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST AS
Il soRTMBNT OF DRY GOODS
In the District Of Columbia
WILL BIZ FoCSD AT
ROSS 4 BICKSLER'S,
Is HIGH STREET, FORREST H.i 1, L,GEnRgETowN.
NEW GOODS! NEW STORE! AND CHEAP,
Merrimae Prints, Best II
sprsgusi frinu, BEST. IL
Hest Delsines. 90
~ Heavy Brown nShsettngs................. -
~ - bleachsd ......,......s........ IL
sHAwLs. BLANKETS, COvERLIDS, QUILTS, AL.
PAGAS, kMPRgSs CLOTHS, MsRlNoBS
Less han Any other store can sell them.
We are bound to sell cheaper than aoy store Ia the
District, 80 that It will pay the ladies to trade at
this store. ro6
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

rNHE PLASTIC SLATE kouk,
PATENTED FEBRUARY II, 1855.
PERFECTLY FlRB PROOF
,Nn rs NOR ISyJRtp by WEATHER Oh TEN.
A"S ~ pRRATpRE.
J, b. LARCoMBE,
S,ls Proprietor for the pisiTiet Of ColumbaI
.IgayIf HurIheast corner Of First and cts.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

LECTURE. r.-Greeee-Its mountains and plains,
Its cities and their monuments Of art-its mod.
ern political md ecclesiastical history. By
Rev. @ ". Samson; D. D., at tho First Baptist
church, on Thirteonth street, Friday evening,
November is, 1867, for the benefit Of the Ladies
Benevolent Society. A modern court dress Of
great richness and beauty will be exhibited upon
the occasion.
Lecture commences at a quarter before eight
o'clock.
Tickets, ffy cents; to bs had at the door.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

METROPOLITAN BUILDING AssoCIATIoS.-Last
evening this association held q special meeting
at tho Board Of Trade rooms, No, 4 Market
space, which was we'll attended They have now
disposed Of about 700 shares of stock, and are
now Issuing certificates therefor. Copies Of the
new constitution can bs had at any of ths meet
ipgs hereafter, BY the members,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

INSPECTION OF Police UsHonHs. day
Capt. b, N. Reed, Of the Metropolitan Police, will
commence the inspection Of tho winter uniform,
Of the members Of the force at the various sta.
tions They will be inspected In the following
order and at the following times, to wit: Fret
precinct, Saturday, IL m; Second precinct.
Saturday. p. M Third precinct, to-day.
(Fridayl p. nj Fourth precinct, to-day, at 8
precinct, to-day, at 10 q. mi Seventh precinct,
Saturday, at s q. m; Eighth precinct, Satur.
day, at 1on. m. The men Of each precinct arc
desired to be present punctually at the hours
named.
The national Republican., 1867-11-15

CENSUS RETuRSs.-Tho returns como In
slowly, but within u week It Is expected they
will be complete. Another wiSoaore refused to
MI blank and returned 1t to Officer sprsgue,
OF the Seventh precinct, who had left it. Our
wise friond says
Returned by Francis employed In Government
Printing oaice. deny tho right Of any body
Of men to send such a schedule as this in nv
house, making q demand Of this kind Of mo :
there is no children to educate. The war has
educated us all too well, and its memory too
fresh to bo forgotten.
Rehidenne CYL Nav JersnY nYnnnn
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ciLLIrs rHE CALENDAR.
The court then resumed the call Of the Calendar,
and number Of cases were assigned to special days
Al the close Of the call the court at clock, al.
journsd.
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asASp DIVISION soSs or TExpERANcr.-A
specisl sessien Of the Grand Division Of the Sons
Of Temperance Of the District 10 10 be held this
friday evening, at Temperance Hall, 4 street,
between Ninth and Tenth. The grand body will
receive from committee appointed report In
relation to organising divisions Of Sons Of TEN.
perancs among the oolored people Of this Dis.
triet. One proposition is to organise four divi.
izsd form a oolored grand division for tho Dis.
trict. In this manner II is claimed the white
and colored people will be entirely separate In
the organization, and both work for the same
good caute
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-03-01
nsportatiOn, Etc.

The lands Of the Company, except in some eases
WheFe the surface indications have been unusually
promising, have been selected with particular refer
enee TO their neares5 20 sportatiou either by
water o. rall, a fact Of very great importance in
estimating the value Of its property
Parties owning lands having oil or mineral indf-
cations OF special excellence, are invited to com
lnuhlcale with any officer or director of the Com
panY.
Efficient and reliable agents are vented in the
Nhfio1s loeSiiles 20 procure subscriptions to the
stoeA, 70 " bonn 8 reasonable mpcusation VIII be
FUl4skl, Tenn Applications may also be made to
the Secretary by mail, and certificates via BE- re-
turned without DELAY.
Subscriptions t0the stock may be made Of env
c--.-er ~ director Of the COMPANY
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Vim. +. Scales, vs..
c. u E,a1s.= s.s al

VIM. r. Scales, vs..
Grey z. Scales ct ais.
n this cause it appearing to the atisaction Of the
L clerk and master that the defendants,
Grey + Scales, Thos Scales, Elizabeth II Burch,
Emma Scales, Ann Crawford, Th0s Scales, James
Scales, John Scales, George " Scales ROliy Scales.
Ida Scales and Dora Scales,
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot be served
on them: on motion 1T is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks ia succession
in the Cftises, newspaper published IN the town
Of Pulaski in said state, requiring the said de-
PENDANTS To - and appear AZ kuie5 on thelrst
Monday % March uaXE, before The clerk and master
Of said court, 90 his Office 10 Pulaski Giles coo, Tenn
and answer complainant BILL the same viii be
taken for confessed 10 them and set for hearing
eg-g0gte.
FEB /, 1867. A. cox, c.1m.