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Thomas G.. Jones, complainant, vs.
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T. H. Napier ana WIG harriet ~
IN this causeit appearing to the satisfaction of the
1 clerk & master from affidavit that the defendants
Edward H. Napier and wife, Harriet n. Napier
are non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be served them, On motion tits therefore
ordered that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Citizen, newspaper published IN
the town Of Pulaski in said State, requiring the said
defend ants to be and appear on the first day OF the
next of the chancery court, to he helu for the
county Of Giles mt the court housein Pulaski the
first monday IN July next, and answer COM
plainant's bill, the viii be taken for con
fessed TO them, and set for hearing eX parte.
april 10, 1867 y. COX, a m.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1867.
Flat or Hill Culture.

The Working Farmer says: All first
class farmers have abandoned the practice
of killing corn and potatoes. It is conse-
Grated by usage, we grant, but experiments
made for the last twenty years have been
against it. Flat culture is in every way
the best where Practicable-by which we
mean that it is sometimes necessary to
to hand-hoe corn and potatoes, and draw
up dirt around the hills to keep down the
weeds. But on all properly cultivated soil,
and the crops will be far the better for it
when the harvest comes. And the princi-
pal reason for this is that when the pillow is
used, late in the season, the roots of the
plants are abraided. and seriously injured /;
and where mounds of earth are made
round the hills, new roots are constantly
forming, so as to retard the growth of the
plant; and in the case of corn, the stalk is
weakened at the base and falls down.
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DY virtue Of an execution issued to me from the
ID circuit court Of Lawrence county at the Februa-
~ term 1867, in favor Of G Il Nixon VS.. Joseph
Polk win procaed to sell for cash to the highest
bidder at the court house in Lawrenceburg, on the
22Td day of June, 1867, all the right title interest
and claim that the said Joseph Polk has IN and 20
certain tract or parcel of land situate in the State
Of Tennessee and county of Lawrence, in civil dis
trict No. IS adjoining the lands of w Mcbride,
Mrs. Carroll, NJ Pennington and Mrs. Polly Pen
nington containing 80 acres, more rless. Levied
upon as the property of Joseph Polk to satisfy
said execution in favor Of G. II. Nixon. Sale with
in legal hours nay3l A. n. HARRISON, shift.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
sHERTFF,s SALES

In Lawrence County.
d virtue Of q writ Of venditioni eXpouas TO me
u directed from the circuit court at Lawrence
county at the February term-.1S67 in favor Of the
State Of Tennessee VS.. James NJ Afford, adm'r ct
W Afford, decd I win sell for cash the highest
bidder, at the court hsuse IN Lawrenceburg, on SIT
urday the 22nd day Of June 1861, all the right, Ii
tie, interest and claim that James NJ Afford adm
Of w Afford, decd, has IN and to a certain tract
parcel Of land situate in the State Of Tennessee
and county Of Lawrence, in the 10th civil district,
NibaIloI g TriTT3 and II 4 8IaTaTder containno
by estimation A295S acres more or less including
and excluding the widows dover Of 131 acres
Levied upon as the property of James Afford, admir-
Of rhe estate of Isaac w Afford decd; to satisfy
said order of sale. Sale within legal l,ours
NAV 81 A. W. HARRISON, Shift.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

The Secretary of War proposes to estab-
lish military professorships in the colleges
of the country. The plan proposed is to
detail competent officers from the army to
fill these professorships, two for each col
lege Major Whittlesay has already start
ed on a tour among the colleges to get
their views of the scheme.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

DY virtue of two orders Of sale to me directed
Ofrom the circuit court Of Lawrence county at the
February term, 1867, and both against Bradley
and Isaac Hunt in favor Of L McLaurin, admir- of
John McLauren, decd, viii sell for cash to the
highest bidder. at the court house in Lawrenceburg
on Saturday the 22nd day of june 1867, all the
right, title, interest apd claim that the said q
Bradley and Isaac Hunt have in and to two tracts
or parcels of land both situated in the State of Ten
nessee and county of Lawrence, one lying between
Wolf and Shoal creeks in range ! and sec /, ad-
tanning one hundred and fifteen acres, more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of Bradley; the
other lying on Little Blue Water, adjoining the
lands Of T Moody, and containing us acres, more
or less. Levied upon as the property of Isaac
Hunt to satisfy said orders of sale IN favor OF K l.
McLaren, admir- of John McLaren, decd. Sale
within legal hours. -
May "a. A. Nj. HA&RlSON, Shit.
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VIM. F. Alexander ct ais VS..
David NJ. Gordon ct ais.
this cause 1T appearing to the satisfaction of the
clerk master from affidavit, that the defendants
David NJ Gordon, John w Clack and Spencer
Cluck, are non-resideuts of the State of
Tennessee, so that tie ordinary process of this
court cannot be served them; On motion it Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, newspaper
published in tho town of Pulaski in said State re-
curing said defendant to be and appear on the first
day of the next term Of the Chancory Court. to be
held for the county Of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in July next and
answer complanants bill the same viii be tai en-
for confessed to them and for hearing e-p75ts
may 81, 1867. a. cox, G. d NJ.
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John il. BirdsonC, admir-, VS..
Mary Alternately ct ais.

John y. BITusong, admir-, Is.
Mary Alternately ct ais.
\ this cause it appearing The satisfaction Of tie
4 clerk and Iaaster that the defendants Bryant
Fowler x his wife p rthenia Fowler, los. Griffith d
ms Flc Martha Griffith, are non residents
OF the STATE OF Tennessee, SHAT the ordinary pro
lo ltls therefore ordered that pub catiou be made
IoI iour weeks N succession in tlo Citizen news
hesad defendants to be and appear On The first lav
'- W - -stni 81 --4 eiiluccry court - be hello Tor
sit county 81 6iles, ut She court house lI pulaski
On +i-e lieJ monday ia SEPTEMBER next and answer
com rialuaHts illl5 or tha same VIII 6. taken for
ouesscd as 90 thpm, and set lor hearing cz-p are
may 81, 1857 A. cox rn
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No man who is opposed to a war Of ra-
ces can be a Radical. No man who pre-
fers liberty to despotism can be Radical.
No man who is true friend to the negro
can be a Radical No man who prefers
peace to discord can be a Radical. No
man opposed to persecution for opinion
sake can be a Radical.
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John II. Birdsong, cdmi de bonis non, ct ais, VS.
Mary Alternately ct ais.
n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
i clerk and master, from affidavit that the defend
ants Bryant Fowler and his wife Parthenia Fowler
Joseph Griffith md his wife Martha Griffith, arc non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee so that the or
binary process Of this court cannot be served them
it is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Citizen, newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State. re-
Quirng the said defendant TO be and appear on the
first day of thc next term Of the chancery court,
be held st the court house in Pulaski on the first
monday in September next, and answer complain
ants bill, the viii he taken for oulossed as
TO them, and set for hearing ex-paTte.
may 81, 1867 A. cox, & m
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PEAS AND PoRK.-A writer in the Anae-
rican Stock Journal advocates the raising
of peas for fattening pork. Ground or
boiled they are deemed excellent for other
stocks, also, when mixed with cut hay,
straw or corn fodder. But the Canadians
rely on peas for pork making, deeming six
bushels Of these equivalent to ten bushels,
of corn, for this purpose The pea is an
excellent decomposer of stiff and damp
clayey soils.
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DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from
u the circuit court of Lawrence county. at the
February term, 1867, against John Sportsman,
guardian for Joseph Polk, in favor OF } III w bite,
to the use Of J Pennington, VIII sell for cash to
the highest bidder the court house in Lawrence
burg, on Saturday the 22d day OF June, 1867 all the
right title, interest and claim that ohm / Spark
man, guardian as aforesaid, has in and to two
tracs or parcels Of land situated in the State OF
Tennessee and county Of Lawrence, in civil district
No II of said county, range and sec / on the wa
ters of Chiefs creek one tract adioipg the lands Of
G B and II NJ Williams and Aaron Jones, contain
200 acres: the other tract adjoining the lands Of
III a Massey and T Williams, and containing 1S0
acres. Both Of said tracts levied upon to satisfy
said order Of sale in favor Of A j White to the
use of J j Pennington.
May . a. n. HARRISON, Shii.
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by virtue Of nm execution to me directed from
d the circuit court of Lawrence county 1.-THE Feb
ruary term. 1861, in favor of Seauright Thornton
d. COZ VS.. J G W Christenberry, viii sell fo cash
to the highest bidder at the court house in Law
renceburg on Saturday the 22nd day Of June, 1867,
all the right title claim ane interest that the SAID
Christenberry has to a certain tract or parcel Of
land situated in the State of Tennessee and county
of Lawrence. adjoining the lands OF VIM Munday,
and Samuel Caldwell. Said land was formerly oe-
cupied by Frank Barrett and cal ed the NowIin
place containing one hundred and ninety three
acres more or less and levied the property Of
the said G W ChrIsenberry to satisfy said eNccu-
ton in favor of Seawright Thornton b Sale
within legal hours. a. Nj. HAkkIS, SIM.
May "a.
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DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
ID the circuit court Of Lawrence county at the
February term, 1867, against J. G w Napier, w Z
ton admir- of VIM McAnally. decd, and W 2 II
Turner I viii sell for cash to the highest bidder at
the court house doorin Lawrenceburg, on Saturday
the 22d dav of June 1867 all the right, title Inte
rest and claim that Thomas Kelsey has in and to
certa tract or parcel of land situated in the State
of Tennessee and county of Lawrence, in ivl dis
trict No IL the Central turnpike road, it being
the place sold by j Pennington to Thomas Kelsey
and the place which said Kelsey oW resides
Levied upon to satisfy SAID order OF sale in favor of
l NJ Pennington, admir- of VIM McAnally, dee q and
W Fl Turner. Sale in legal hours.
Nav q a. NJ. HARRISON, Shift.
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Announcements.

Announcing candidates for State or District Off
ces ten dollars; county do five; always in advance.
Obituaries and tributes ofrospect ten lines in
length charged for the reg liar advertising rates.
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis
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Bed

The answer to it is: a small dark e
(darkey) in bed, with nOught over him.
The President of The United States took
walk through the streets of Washington on
Wednesday, unaccompanied by a guard,
for the!f time since that practice was in
augurated by President Lincoln.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

The radicals will have quarrel with the
Supreme Court again. Chief Justice
Chase has recently decided $50 the tele-
graph reported) that the conGscations
which have been made are null and void.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

A NEAT PUzzLE.-A lady in New
York sent the La Crosse Democrat the fol-
lowing puzzle, which we think the neatest
little pun of the season
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CHANCERY NOTICES.


InSOIvent n office.
THE insolvency of the estate of Jno. Z. Franklin
decd, having been suggested and bill hled in
the chaneery court at Pulaski to settle the all
persons having claims against his estate hereby
notified to file the same duly aUlhentcated.or pro-
rata payment with the ST said court by 1st of
sept next or the VIII be forever barred pay
ment- may II a. cox, C m
THE Insolvency of the estate of Nancy
i * Knight, decd having been suggested and
bill filed IN chancery at Pulaski to settle the
all persons having claims against her estate are
therefore notified to file the same for pro rata pay
ment with the clerk and master Of said court on
before the lst Monday in Sept. neNe, the same
viii be for ever barred payment.
april5-Sw a. COX, & m.
V7HE Insolvency of the estate of Elijah A Beas ey
having been suggested and the settlement of said
estate transferred to the chanccry court Pulaski,
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby enioined frOTa bringing Putt upon the same
and notified so file the same with the of
said coart duly authenticated for pro rata ent.
april u 4 cox, c & m
THE insolvency of the estate Of @. T. ATayfeld
L decd. having been suggested and bin filed in
the chancery court, all persons having
claims against the said estate hereby enioned
from bringing suit upon the same, but are notified
to fe-the same duly authenticated with the m
Of said court for pro rata payment by LIST Sept next
or the same viii be barred.
april y A. COX, c & N
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DY virtue Of four orders Of sale to me directed
ID from the circuit court of Lawrence county at
the February term, 1857 all against Eli Vass, and
in favor of the following parties, owit: one in ia
for of Burch, one in favor Of Burch q Kidd,
one in favor of c. Burch surviving partner, &c,
and the other in favor of Mcknight and PaTkes; I
will sell for cash to the highest bidder at the court
house in LawTencebHrg, on Saturday the 22nd day
of June 1867 all the right title interest and claim
that Eli Voss has and to three tracts parcels of
land, situated in the State of Tennessee and county
of Lawrence on Big ButialOw creek, in range and
g. and sections and ., tract containing 81
adjoining lots and 6, and entry nc. Sc; one
other tract containing 10 acres adjoining the lands
of Jacob w Pennington, and the other tract, con-
tanning 12% acres, more or less, adjoining entryn no.
IA in the name Of J Pennington, and entry no.
26l3. Levied upon the undivided interest CT Eli
Vass. Zone of the heirs at law of Ezekiel Vass, de-
cd it being the one sixth interest of said deceases
land to satisfy said four orders Of sale in favor of
the parties above mentioned. Sale within legal
hours. May "a i. 81. HARRISON, Shh.
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Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at $500 per square, 90
lines or less in this type for the first, and IS cents
for each subsequent insertion
Advertisements not marked with the number of
Insertions desired viii be inserted and charged for
pt.the regular rates until ordered out.
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A writer in Che Aational L1telIgencer
says spirits of harlshorn is a certain RENE
cy for the bite Of a mad dog. The wound
should be baIhed constantly with it, and
three or four doses, diluted, taken inward
ly during the day. The hartshorn deeom-
poses chemically the virus iusiuuated into
the wound, and Immediately alters and
destroys it deleteriousness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

It was fortunate that the Atlantic Tele-
crap Company, after successfully laying
the cable Of 1866, Immediately repaired
that of 1865. The cable of 1866 has Just
been broken by an iceberg, and our only
line of communication with the Old World
is at present the coble OF 1865. The Com
pany expects to repair the damage with
out delay, as it has been ascertained that
the damage is only three miles from shore.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-14

DY virtue of six orders Of sale TO me directed
ORION the circuit court Of Lawrence county Mt the
February term, 1867, five of which are against Juo
Gather. principal and @ 81 Meek stavor. In fa-
vcr of Allison. Anderson & co.., and the stEert-
gainst Jno Gather, In favor Of d 3 Douglas /
viii sell fer cash to the highest bidder at the court
Of June 1857 all the right, titc claim an interest
that Jno Gather has in and to certain tract or
parcel Of land, situated III the State of Tennessee
on Coon creek. odioiniug the land formerly owned
bv T G Bradshaw and the land belon cling to the
Gather and Davis heirs. and the land Of ! Strii-
ling. containing by estimation four acres and 100
poles. Also five town lots in the town Of Law
renceburr four Of which are on the south side Of
Bealers fork Of Shoai creek and known IN the plan
Of saiJ town rs lots nos 2. 8 ana s. the her lot
fronting tbe public square, Upon which Is erected
s5t re house known as Che Gather corner; and also
&, small frame hose known as Mc4's -alder shop.
Levied uDou as tie property JloS Gather To sat
isfv sand orders Of sale in favor OF Che parties men
tfore5l above may u A. II. BAERTSOT. shl.
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Plans, specifications and Estimi

Plans, specifications and Estimates
Promptly executed. = variety Of Drawings for
Cotfsqss Villas Hot Houses, Gardens, Parks, ETC.,
ia uf5 a localities and tastes, can be seen at this
Office.
RrrTnFxcEs:-Johu Kirlzfnan- Geo. s. Kinney, =
NJ Thompson, a. J. Duncan " Z. Berry, Robert
Thompson Mai. - r. Issvis. tlstlan
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DY virtue Of two orders Of sale to me directed
DfrCm the circuit court of Lawrence county at the
February term, 1861, and both against Henry Wise
and John Clones in favor of e L McLaren. admir-
Of John McLarcn, decd VIII sell for cash to the
highest bidder at the court house in Lawrenceburg
on Saturday the END day of June, 1867, II the
right tite and interest that the said John G Jones
has in and to three tracts parcels of land situa
ted in the county of Lawrence, ON the waters of
Blue Water creek, in range and see. /, adjoining
the lands Of John McLaren, Francis Smith and K
z McLaren-one of said tracts containing two hun
dTed acres, 600 and the other 1913 acres.
Levied upon the property of said john G Jones,
to satisfy said orders Of sale In favor of I McLa-
rem, admir- Of Johu McLaren, deed. Sale within
legal hours. may q. a. NJ. HARRISON, shift.
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pY virtue Of an order of sale to rae directed from
Dthe circuit court Of Lawrence county at the Feb
ruarv term. 1861, in favor Of VIM Chatiin. against
T J Norman, principal, c Burch, cndorser and
w Norman slayer VIII sell for cash to the high
est bidder, the court house in the town Of Law
rencebUrg, on Saturday the 22nd day Of June 1867
an the right, title claim and interest that W B
Norman has in and Go tract parcel Of land. sit
uated in the State of Tennessee and county of Law
renee, on the waters of Bufalow, in range and
sec. l. adjoining the lands of g Bumpass, and con
tanning SIS acres more or less. levied on as the
property of W Norman, to satisfy said order of
sale against 7 J Norman and others IN favor of VIM
Chaffin. Sale WiLhin legul hours.
may q. 4. VI. HARRISON. Shift.
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Prof. saford's Geological survey.

a geological survey Of these lands has Just been
made by Prof J NJ Stafford, late State GeolOgist of
Tennessee, who spent two months in their exami-
nation. His report, which, together with care
fully prepared map Of the territory viii soon be
completed and published for the information Of
stockholders and others interested states that its
geological formation Is the same that OF Penn
sylvania, Kentucky and Oycrton county, and that
there be no doubt whatever Of the existence Of
petroleum throughout the entire region Of country
where II is located. Aside from Prof. Safords high
reputation gcologst, the fact that his views
with regard to the geology Of this section, have
been adopted by all the most eminent members Of
his profession in the country who have visited it,
entities hisreport % the very highest eonsidera-
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Transportation, Ete.

The lands Of tho Company, except in some cases
where the surface indications have been unusually
pFomiaing, have been selected With particular refer
enee to tHelr hearess to transportation either BY
water rail- fact Of very great ipportancs Ia
estimating the value of It's property
Parties owning lanls having oil or mineral indf-
cations 81 special exeeilsnee, invited To com
municate with any sllieer or director u the Com
pany.
Efficient and rebapie agents wanted IN the
various localities 70 Troenre subscFptions 10 the
stock, q whom reasonable compensation will De
paid Applicants should address the Secretary az
pulaski, Tenn. Applications may also be made 20
the Secretary by msih aud certificates all ba "a
turned without delay.
Subscriptions - tic stock may he made Of any
officer or dirsctor d the Company
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OFFICE WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE Up STAIRS.
Evening star., 1867-06-18

OtttO 1890,
First inataument water
SoX sss.............$S 6f
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Tax paving and curb
Ing, interest ffom Feb.l
ruary 8, 1883 =. &5S. .U6I
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two feet 1rout az sstdI
lobby the dspsh tAAreof.I
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~ Observation-Disclosures
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thereof. 1
ditto .......... !
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beinS the east i've feet
eleven inches and the
west twenty -four feet
two f0chAa fN0sH ~ aaihi
~ ~ tie 6crth thegecf'
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REPLY OF GEN sICKLEs
TO TIE

Communication Of Me Charleston Board 0,
1raac, ashing a Modification Of General
Order No. TO.
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Captain 3Sth Infantry, A. A. A. G.,


TEAon TIE NEGROES. The Hon. O. I.
Porohcr has written letter to tho "Abbcyi,lc
Pross," on this subject which concludes with
the following sensible paragraph
|, And now, sir. we aro saying again" 1t is
useless to talk-negrocs will not believe you"
AS foithful freedman said to me tho other
day, Master, if tho negroes 60 wrong, you
must blame the white people Why don't
they do as the Yankees are doing-go around
aud teach them? Whenever they speak, yoa
speak, too, and besides you can find colorcd
mon who understand tho matter. Lot them
speak and killthe words in the Yankees
mouths" AsI said before, don't attempt to
argue the mattor except upon tho high Scrip
tural ground, and thon let as prove that we
sympathize with them by helping their schools,
80. Sympathy is powerful I am working
here--Will you not stirSup mon elsewhere ?"@
---r----~a> >.------ t
SUPPRESSION OF A GEORGIA PApER.---
We learn from private sources that the Albany
(GaD - News" was suspended by order Of
Gens Pope, Commander Of tho Third Military
District, on Saturday, the Eth. Wehase
not learned tho reasou for this course, more
than the general charge of dlsloyalty,