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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
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TY'pTTEF Tg3gE TABLE.
THROUGH AND DIRECT ROUTE RETNEEN
PHiLAnELPliiA, HhLTiMpRE. HAR
HisDuhG, WII.LIAMsPoGr,
THE
GREAT essh. g.essgN
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Er.EsrhNS' SSEEVENfa CARS
On n'i Night TRANS

On md arir, MONDAY OETORER l!ih 1897 tire
Trains on the rii'ai"irl" 'a Ef!c Ian Road viii
WESTWARD.
yaI'. TRAIN leaves rh,ai,! !pla ? on p. N.
Northumberland 81 II, ~.
arrive nc Erie s - u, In
ERIE EXPRESS leaves rhinielph.a II 90 noon
" " Northumberland Il ~ p. N.
" " arrive at Tiic IL n, H.
EiNIGh MAIL leaves rhlladelpGil z 20 M
" Northumberland ! - p. H.
" arrive nj Lock liuven u y. N.
EASTWARD.
MAI. TRAIN leaves Erie Ia 30 IN
g " N,rllumhrtlaId I - a. M
arrive nj rhndoipdia % n III.
ERIE EsPSESS leaves Eric :! p m
" - Northumberland j - H. IN.
" arrive nj phiiairirhia UG y. M.
EI.MiRa MAIL leaves Lock iiav"u : 10 Il, M:
" Northumberland Ia 10 4 M
I" - arrive at ibilaGrlphil 10 y. M
Mail and Express connect win al! trans on
AEREN FRANKLIN EAiLN Ai, Passengers
leaving Ihi!aclpha NJ IL 10 VI. arrive at iiynetnu
a IL a H.. and o'i City u'g 80 II IA.
Leaving Philahcivhii al ; No L. NJ arcivc al O'l
city al ~ y. ~
i,rains nn Warren & Trnntlin Enwny make
,"-r connection at Dil Cay wrh trains Ter Frank
lin ani Petroleum. Centre HA0!hGE 'ntCkEH
TUEDuGh 4, l. ri LER, General Supr Etc.
Oct 10 lcG7.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
REMEDIAL. INSTITUTE.
FOR sPEoI..L CASES.
NO. IA Bond st, New York.

G Full inflammation, with the Aighsst ,ss,,non,o,,
aso. Book on Special Diseases in s,c,,s .,r,,on,
sent free, " ''' '"0''ooe
Be sure and send for them, and yox pW not rerr,,
.or. as navar'isins physicians are general ian.
postors without references no stranger should he
trnstrd Enslnse stamp for postage; and direct 10
IN On, LAWRENCE, NO II BOND STIEET' NEW
'o"" Nov. II. le86-ly. D. M, r.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
AYERS
Compound Extract Ct SaFsaDaFil!a,

the most c!iectual rclnetv which tie medical
sNil. .. our times can devisn COR this ever
where prevailing aud iatal maiady. It's COM
lncd rom the most active inraliuls that haya
le9t discovered for the eXpurgat;on of th.s lcr'
disorder from the tlosl, I1d thc rescue Of nc
system from its des;rrctjy, u,aeeIu"ncas.
Hence it should he employed tor the curc oi 4,
ilCt Only s4!silia, Tut Ui.o these c'hr q4cc-%
Ii g which arise from it, a"h - GEtF711
eni SEtS D!'TN,rs, 81. AEruoss tlnA
I''T, Or NGYai.l!.s, PNrrEs, lp r;I
BLJrcu"S, BL,IyS and DoiL9 'rr4 4Gna, TElliI
aHu SaHf EnNUN, ScAID ilEAD, ltlHCwcET,
-N!@uhA1@N, sT?aIII!Ic and M.rcr..tlI III.
EAr', L'or5F, DNgrlrs,a, ntntr7f, PKG.
indeed, MI CN.pL. tsrs Ag'slg .g.I N'r',-
TEp or lNruIE NI1an. Jio fel4la. l.::.f
i: " i,gnitggt N' t'3od il founded p. -,-''
for scgclula is a dcgonnatioT of tic .l..a.
I'm,icdl1I pucpc-c and vig.Go oi lis ,ai,af.I.
l4!q l. - parity Az rg.cneia'e ,l.ss.,,i s.. ,
without which sound fgaIyE Is i...c.s. o.. .s
contaminated constiluC.v...
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SrUuosals.
.IANr Ca1vL..ARY. GENEKAL OF srnN.1ENoa. I

osr.cs ASSISTANT CoEvtssARy GENERAL Srus'rESoA}
No. srATlsv. NEwloRE, august 8, 1851 y
A RAlY SUPPIIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ u 'lpcaie vii be received bv the undersigned until O'clock
4 TUESDAY 5h instant for sugBg for the use o, We
00o bs-rs PoRTCRsS OR PRIME slESS-of the new crop
Weser1 packed thocpe' barrels gh two iron hoops
eies be free from FIJI weight and hmoughy sA'ta ga
Be M state when their 0k packed and the pno' sso '1s
% rk be received at seh inspection yards as shan be agreed
O0O barrels quality supne Sentern 81 L0u: or
Pte brands Of FLOUR gt D or teHg ~ w!9 ~ '' % h.-is
b. fool shipping oae round hoops fall hedneu anu OUns'
So h.l. sr,. rs,y Kin dried yellow CORN MEAL above
5g.CSO pouUas NEW CAROLINA HCB In double s9css-guny
PM cottcncontsung huudrod pounds eAou mA
5000 Sounds of CRJ SIIRD SUGAR Barrels /" above
1000 pounds Of goo hat SOAR 70 oe maae s{ @
fron goo, Hstes free from cy soluble glass OF oner a ,
lAs 70 HPs5s%s5i a. oso 2 & s'a 5,rs 10, 5enS packet
I IL stores reirco Jor t1,Haeaiaie deIeT. ,,,
r SS- Of this must he stacbe proposal
SENS bid consideration, must contain the written guar
hn.y o. ,go responsible names. rs follows
We tse ue-nc behy guarantee shoad al part Of
the BIZ be accepted shal be day ae accord n S tIse
Sr?or u conditions also written contract With bonds TO e
u5ga oa RE yss OF the stores proposed to be furnished
bhall be- executed If required 90 -.
place O business and The date Of purchase as WeA
contents with shipping MARKS 70 be herc er Gegat
be plainly marked package All other old MARKS us' Oe
Css,ic oiiu,PH b7 professional packers or inPsetqrs or
0dr flfHhiJ IT, Dr0r0as piA he required for TIE mes
Ser tle pan " tie seller ter present quality and Condition.
he v e sI,rsi and passed upon By parties from this
he -four corn neal sur soap win be inspected the dsie
tprouei by tits Ofee oersoaes wiz be required
fGyaJ6 tf b is eggiVaa as so0n as
Contractors are expected 70 their goods without expense the
B,4n 5T IcDos ,ri b fsis@d at his oGar ,ss must b,
tneOssa n an envelope addsd to hf 1"rs3 '1 ct s4% iH"0'"
Brevet MHjOT-Oeu A. C. g. B.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
UNITEp STATES ENGINXER's OFuCE, }
UavpypoRT Iowa. July ~. 1861
HNpp0VFNFNT


IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
Il RAPIDS or THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER-SEALED PROPOSALS,
i duplicate this ohoc until II H. NhDNESDA1
6epmbcr for excsng the prism aud constructing the en-
TIE OE the improvement Of the navigation OF me
bli,sssil River At the Des Noises aapids
The caua 70 be about u seven and onha miles long
or Nlshve 10 Keokuk width he surface inside
be cana three hvndrod feet IN tmhakmeht and 20 Two
and f feet excavation and 1doW water " be e e
from the Of the canal 70 be u
~ C lie embankreut throughout the greater par OF
The be abort 800 three hundred feet non the Iowa shore
Whore the bottom Of TIE canal Nh have oPe
sf lone onehalf TIRE nile Tie enADknent to be
fs 81 csrh be ~ l feet vide on top including
{be ap covering. T feet above nigh water marx, win
sopes lone half 10 lasl vertical lhe s'ele
rprsn protection % be p tfo one Rail- e on TIE
Tver Al r f,vol feet canal side sui lionel foot ontoP
An e Urco az which each aad every Aa
ok peefed the rropOs dCae aid 0 VIII be CONSIDERED
x Is not definite n this respeol ,,.,,
the rfht % reject any snl al pas
cory Of ts advertisement c attchel "a each posA
Esh id mus; written paie guaranty sgled " '"o s
Ba f osals sfte required with form o. guaranty vii be
flrrishei as this 0aioe m application - a..
rpcrse o. Furnishing materials an Teorag all the NoIE
eIt tltel - tne letting
the entire eo canal estimated SiS 1.-TWO uion
STiv.e-ht thousand aud loarel. lAe a"nt 9o
Esel bv Congress is syen hundred housa eos
tfrt-,ct c.u oll7 ~ o tbs ailOuLt
shI q the price .eof VII be reserved until ths Whole
ko-l whh OF contract shall D. entirely eompei
Persons desilg further Ii1rol oli re sane h oails
s oe Whe zs PaEs Eseeaaol and i0ra o. eoA'"o eA 'o
mn .t be s5 ssl 20 .e urle7srued should be In
49, '-0f' j. II WILSON
f Iisyt Col 3 q Iafintry Bt yajo-Gebers L. s. Arny.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
6ruttrirs anS S1rcbisiOno.
CCOTCH BAKERY, ..,.,.


l. u.
BAI.MORAL BISCUIT.
This uuchessmed Cnek compounded and nanuiaetut Only g
subscriber seEnoEieigd 20 be he l9s AL tlf
the public have been fully tested for over year N ls @
1,,si tl.e Of EeS.iorE sll other ctes Nit,
In inviting tie pgshc % ' il &C., ,.oaes y li, s for me
scotch bakery, that each cracker has h' name Morton" "sO"
Ts reputation Bsno u such a, sI create den,nd
1essSe prompt % attsn,on to forward By e
IN he se of ae Biscuit only person authorized 70 solicit
TIE Bsinors Biscuits are tie following places and other
Is,psii5e sHc9TR MMf9RFstiiG o. no Iq csmbers.l
PGRK TLFORD VI sud 80 Broadway and No III siItht
HENRr E5E A KEER TO- 4; q; R,555, Iss4T1 No. s9 csa
wfHsTRiSGHAh hih Williamson No. % broadway.
r 2ts M1ETLEE HlIE - k9 kslss,a1 Il. lsd''n'
NJ McKE6N 4 Co, No 81 Hasmoudst
RlcnD MURrHY Co, l 2o5 ~ Iroa5gay, s2.
/. DN1RD o. HiG6ISs' No "a siit6-ave
II IBEAM n SVbSa VPohRMTS h1 M 10 2ss Broadway
T. a GAiDEER No. 81 siIlhs,e
J. ". DOUGHTY Co. No / ,23 Broadway
RAYHOR L bro No. 75l Eghihavs
cAMPBELL 4 GALWAY, no EOi FOurbIvs
AGG.E = CHARLES, no 3si FOu6ays
AhBH2 AEHH24 BiEE5 SNIIa5 No Nc al so 52sS,s sis5e
Wa A. CAMP. no 20 Tblrlave
MGxPIRLf 4 Co. No le9 washiugtOnst, cor PaOA
HuGn T4YLOR Balef No. 4s5 Groea'ichh
aS J9HT %T5E VIII TN Bake n.s TS No. = sl Jea,. 1lIS
PAUL s BROWN Baker Tbirdare, cor h-Llhst
Il II ADAMS, Baker, No l3J Third-aye
ACERR EDGAR d Co. ioukerS
VAN RlPRR MARTIN Stapleton, g. ! ,-c,
WARD MCGOWAN hontqonerv sud Warrsn-sts jersey GT
Mr. JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery kswarfaVs jersey NiV'
j ii lLDEH Wholesale Grocer Troy n T.
BOND 4 VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, PetersDarg' va
q YEMP. ConeciOnef, PesfsburR Va
IfppENCOTT BROS. Eakers No 'Zs Eishth-h'@
p BARBER Baker No. 100 kiFthaye
n A SINCLAIR Baker 10. 80 BroaGWay
iEO w SUTHERLAND, Grocer. Peesbnrs va
J SIMPSON Bster. Bowery, COZ FOuThst. -.
MACY A Co Groeers kiItb-ave. and Ihireenthth
MACY A Co. Groesrs, oor sItraye. and INentetltL
& 20,
FKOWKIKGG BERRY, Oroeers. hoA 10y ana loi NihhA'c
H. q THATCHCR BROS, Grocefs, No % kgiha'e .,A Va
w r. 7. i. PITMAE. Grocen, Nos 81 ana - hS'A~' ~ "
fJ2 firth.ave .... ~,
EDGAR Co.. GTooers No. l26 NnthaTe
GRIFFTN q Co. Grocers No. go fiIthave,
SAVAGE BECK Grocer, No. LBS BIoadsh -.
THOMAS s. JACKSON Co, Orocers. No. so s.i'l'S's'
DANIEL HOOHAE No. 2C0 Sirfhaye
John ". ROGERS No. C6 beyeutlraye
FOX 4 TANNER Bakers, No ElI EglshaYe -,-..n,
A H. PERSON, New-Orlehts, La
" p CONVERSE Rew-OreAns, La
4 THOMPSON u Co, hew-Oheans, La ,,,,ps x,opTog
SCOTCH BAKERY 12s Putonave cor Of fEmpace BIooLy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

A norton of the Eustis estate at RoxburyI
laid out by Gov Eustis before the Revolution aug
during that contest favOre resort for the rea2s%
generals, Monday sold at auction s shrIev in
.he middle of the last century Of materials oOusu' n'
Eugland. was knocked down at sAla.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
UPS. Is~rsEzn,s ovgicE. 10. 2 sia,e-st a.,

ALHANTI n 7, suy
GEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
~ 0Hee THUEsDAT Il, 1867 for DRkD0ih0 nom
HlOO1 200 ya-ds from She cBalue aud banks o. TIE u
toor tetl TroT and New Baltimore
= ne material sutpo.sd ur an OF mud ana ta1l
lSace Of deposit is convenient TO Be aesna'eo !" VIC t "
fLarZe t,.,,st,, t.o,h d,e41
commenced Immediately alter thc
15-trsrt sre sgued and te ieled by Dee 1901 49,
te rai.el TIE right 70 se al Dlls oeeiloD u'
tsgeOua -. a.. ~. a,.1,ns to ths limits des
fytsfel hv be neeriu charge
- OOfaEed at this OBce wheu ln paro
No D. received unless made on proper 0m "n
500 guarantees certified 20 - required 49,. III A.
u~ress bidder Viii be required % enter INTO ontrae WIZ '
Iste ststes giving bonds i3r i frpi AMI hithiu
Tor Contact e. be furnished By ihe Conirsco
'F JOIN NEWTON, LieuLCOL hbgneorsi
Bfevet Major General u b A.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Gbantts fur CUISINES yfItn.
TENDAYS on THE ISLAND.

LIFE AT BLACKwELLs IsLAND-THE ROUTINE OF
PRISON LIFE-THE FOOD, THE WORK, AND
THE CELLs-A NARRATIVE OF PERSONAL TX
PERIENCE.
To h< Editor OF The Ti4Jun>
SIR: whats the matter with this man, Of
nceri"
"Intorgsicated Sir"
And was forthwith hurried up TO the pollcecen for
the night It at the close OF intoeraby hot Juy
day. was not OF walking very unsteadly but the
man in blue had persuasive way with him, and was
induced TO respect his decision that should along with
him Chance rather than choice having thus caused me
TO become personally acquainted with the limbo OF Black
wells purpose giving narration of the routine and
system there adopted doing this with the more willing
ness because many sensational articles, emanatng from
preJudced pens recently appeared In certain or
the public prints concerning that reformatory institution
Having passed through the ordeal In the character or an
alleged petty criminal shall write simple experience or
observations, writing nothing Ito order and nothing ex
tenuating.
AsI have promised was licked up for the night In the
police cells Shortly after day break my tomentor with
trnchcOn made his appearance, and IN company WIN
considerable cavalcade OF other men and women-tho
catch of the over nghtroted tho doublequick to
the amusement OF early going of labor through
the streets TO Jefferson Market where we were ushered
into dirty barred, rusty sort Of CELL containing about
20 cuprs the atmosphere reekng with tobacco smoke
and the seats and floor with the ntD OF TOBACCO he IL
was indeed charming ;ttle chapter in the history OF
every day New-York life. Here were mon OF many
nations incarceraed for the accident OF getting tight"
To recount their callngs would De a process
almost as long "a the recital OF Nelch
pedigree, or Of Homers catalogue OF hhps
There were the denizcns OF Mackcrelyle, Mulbeuyst
Five Points, and Of the Fftlave.-wel-dresSed
bummers loafers. 1ongshOremen, rowdies, lazzaron
eharpcrs CherdicT'S de FIiduSe and clever hands at
kcuo faro and euchTea posse comitatus Of the most in
congrous description just recovering from the orgies OF
the overnight and wondering whats the matter"
Dackened q and tatered attire took the place of the
ordinary morning toilet each man disclosed bis case 10
his companion and elected his dogged symps's y-smok
ing and chewing aud chatting, dashed with - custom
arv oath were the order OF the day MS the occupants
la IN attitudes about the ccl that for figures OF fu,
would defy a comlc-mnded Euclid 10 caricature or de-
scribe There was a maddoIfng demand for water and
the little rivulot CrOton that riced from the prison
pipe priced priceless refreshmont after the
drunken depletion caused by the diabOca Bourbon and
lager beer and each seemed to feel for once the
force Of the refrain:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Ogucs BOARD or COMMISSIONER
MEzrOFoLITAS FiAE DEPAETNENT. FH sNES,s htLL'

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
a. their once, uri TUESDAY Ans
81 1851 for supplying Depaften viii COAL ana "OOD Of te
flfi---l Kinds aad qualities: a..
~ s FarnSee coal Eui Coal Of be quality tnoyn q, tg
e. no tair Coal delivered sell screened and Tree nom
TN iss from yard 80 CaaHeu Coal q The qnalV Efn
Goal ana % be band picked oa quaNss OF
% t gh 90 10 the CORDS best quality Virginia Fins
y sulsp iu tr use
CO. 0Oit0 % ecion o.
CO. 70 b. by Boar and u e delivered free o. charge o
ss-e = ~ sev eene bell &c, he ~
sci qu.u'; anl al yuea tme within o lez ensuing sgh
as sr b. reJr-e Dis- an state the per tun or CoaI ana
- er cord f1r WOOD i0r7ar lie r0p 0sa pole ndofs
SO reserye the gt 70 reject az proposals
fv The B1'r1
r-N'-- -i C-fAS Il GILuERSIRBVE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

DUBIJC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the za day Of Augas s sh proceed 70 draw JukOS ior
ehe fe1arr Courts hei arl sT the City ad County OF heN
tos s ID sepebef 1907: panel Of y Grand Jurors %
Col sessions panel of 10 Petit JuOs for Couf. %
6ensrl ses.ions WI. C. COKHOR, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Go ddlbum ii MN COutrru.


CUN-DEALERS and SPORTSMEN are eau
" toned against mauuetsug selling or e,9g aGqes 9a5!eed
nus infringing letters patent o. INC United States
granted 10 Wesley Richards the 10th day Of October lee' No 04
IA our intention " P'V'''''' WESLEY RICHARDS Co
T6NDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
L 4 DRAIN.-CHARLBs BkHARpy snrsyor 'na PTse,eI ca,
Sd q sare DRAW toPograph. Sa' ana re ana 70
Ia I Coany Seats Parks Cemetees Ge &c iPeoal attention.
A be given 70 important subject Of ahs DL.iaags Asr
90 that nre Impossible
Sir solon Robinson, Agricultural Eiitor y Tribune
NO THE EXEMPT FIREMEN of the CITY
Of ERWYoRKThe un4eIs%sd es,s9I % ss ho'les That tes
& 10 be Gd by Sons Of KIsmp Pslsn Application VIZ
untl Sen. 10 For further particulars apply 70 DAVID
be HVpp E us CabaLst JOHN M COSTA No us Nassau st
,U5 nITCIlslAN No Eas Lghhnh ST. PETER hASlBhsOS
w. seventh ave- Eiy niHthst School Committee Board
Of Trustees
TENTILATI0N.--Th undersigned. having
verd lie only perfect system Of Ventilation which not only
, s he bad M but supplies fresh In s place Is nov prepared 70
sbine short notice The above in operation
prosp Bros Bsnk Of SeW.York and American Bnk
49, O. sd the Sdsht veHuaors have been adopted BY the Pa
10" AZ. ~ .sA1nsbip 80 Co. b. j. BUKNETT,
ellc nA' '''~F Novelty Iron Works EewYork
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

Reaching tho prison. 1nd that It is IN reality, as to
food clothing work and appointments, nothing more than
nm Eugish Workhouse. We enter a vast and weuAsted
edce s0mc 30 yards length by $50 feet nigh ana the
came wide divided nlo four tiers, with many apart
neut-you cannot ca tcm prison Cells--Wlth open IRON
atced doors each capable OF containing some 90 people
until we arrive az one intended for our occupation,
some 80 feet OIg aud ~ wide, with three WINDOWS 6ny
barred from without, ana overlooking WIat REMINDS Us
OF BTyaut's green river
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Matbintru.

xT0TICE TO MASTERS AND OWNERS OF
~ rrp 1tIpo -Mepsr ROBINSON, HARRISON Co,
- Of The ROBINSON LOOKUP SAFETY VALVE are
20 uss any portion Of the Cameron faeut
t kerebv given 10 ali parties using an other Lock UP S4qy
Valve than the th{ W. be immediately &c ] m sf
fripgeueuL y. H. q u; slOOuh'NN' N''0'A''' ''' !
Csnerous Patent, No ~ WAtsI
mo STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND ENGl-
n NBBRs.
lookup SAFETY VALVES.
- ..,Uptc.B lock MP gAPETY-YAL stood highest on
Thh oss by Government Commission As the ors
W. w % ,sriigs every respect eomp Win % ,e r
ana 80 received sanction OF the Secretary Of we ireAsJ
Law. IL las A"' Nv GALL AID EXAMINE 1T
q. w. COPELAND, General Agent
No IzI BROADWAY. ERW.YORK
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
gttiurts unO i11t,tings.


AULD SCOTIA SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
n No a. will hold monthly public meeting THIS EtkhlN9
their Lauartne Hail. corner Of Eihth
ave and Twenty nsst The public earnestly invited 70 a1a oH
Ills occasion 4AOS AC"'H4i W =
VIZ GiBlON r. s.
IT l.. A., COUNCIL No. /, meets THIS aud
u. EVERY FRIDAY EVENING At o'clock 10 the Han north east
corner Figba,e and ForirIht social PICNIC ard CoLiOn
EXCLUSION Crossets Grove Will ake place Oh IthhDAl AuG
IL two Barre Steamboat baud - Mu ae have been
engaged And intended everything shall be leas throu ghoui
eeVe5a Speakers engaged give addresses ~ Tie Grove The
i,joale pr6i Benou will give Magical lusioa Entertainment
TIets admitting Gentleman aud Lady Fl Children accompanied by
r naf, free Tickets be bad at Wous Jeweiry Store No GO
Beutons Crockey Store No tD kghthaVe and Bro
d Photograph GALLERY No so Ehaye boat leaves foot Of
Clri.touberst Al d and FOfty -tLird-st al - a. m
anrkY
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-26
The Past and the Present.

History is full of contrasts which are at
once curious and instructive. The New
Orleans Times calls the attention Of its rea-
ders to one A little over half century
ago one Andrew Jackson, then Major
General commanding the United States
forces 10 and around New Orleans, was
served with a process of court while for
eign foe was still in the neighborhood Of
this city. and was arraigned before Judge
Hall for a supposed contempt. The old
"Hero of the Hermitage" though made Of
sterner stuff than most men, had but OF
"envy, the vice Of republics" and yield
ed once to the masjesty of the law. 1t
was at a time when the passions of men
ran high. jackson was the idol of the peo-
pie, and, right or wrong. they were ready
to sustain him IN auy measure he might
adopt Under such circumstances, the
Jadge, though he found his illustrious
prisoner guilty. yet hesitated to assess the
fine which no considered due, for be fear
ed an outburst of popular indignation.
Thereupon, the laurel-crowned hero
the man of iron win-arose and addressed
the court in substance as follows:
''May it please the Court: This arm
which defended your beautiful city from the
rapacity of foreign foe, is also ready. to
defend this court in the discharge Of its
functions. Assess the fine. 1 acknOwl-
edge the supremacy of civil over military
power"
Need we add that the fine was assessed
and paid.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-26
Cows

FEED FOR SALEABLE MILK.--T'hree- -fourths
good hay one-fourth salt hay two quarts
Indian meal one quart cotton seed meal ;
one quart linseed cake.
FEED FOR CHEEsE.-Clover hay, Indian
meal, pea meal. bean meal, linseed cake,
bean straw, (steamed,) etc.
FEED FOR BUrrgR.-Indian meal, cot
ton seed meal, parsnips, good hay. ETC.,
FEED FOR SwILL MILK-Salt hay,
brewers grain. brewers slops turuiPs, car
rots and potatoes.
Twenty pounds Of hay will keep a COW
on her feet through winter.
Bran and middlings are excellent for
COWS in milk, but too extensive.
Eeyea quarts Of milk viii make pound
Of butter
Ten pounds of railk will make one
pound If cheese
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-26

STREET ErIQUETEE.-It is often very
laughable to see parties on the street try
to pass on both sides of persons coming
from the opposite direction at the same
time. They get nearly together then both
turn aside in the same direction, then turn
back again, then come almo-t to a bump,
then stop, smile and pass on. We have
done this same thing often, and it seems
as if both parties were bewildered, and it
often requires bump to bring them to
their proper senses. 1t sometimes proves
very embarrassing, especially if the other
party is lady. Fhe guide on toll gates
would be a good one, Turn to the right
as the law directs"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-26
What Of the Fight =?

We have most cheering intelligence from
several quarters of the State. The color
ed people are beginning to fathom the plots
into which mgny of them have been en-
SHARED. and are deserting the leagues in
large numbers. Once out of these foul
caves and cellars. and they win not enter
again. They are beginning to appreciate
the value Of that sort of political freedom
which consists in stealing into a corner af-
ter night-falI with few low white men,
and swearing to do their bidding. They
perceive that the better class of white peo-
pie. those they have been accustomed to
look up to-and respect and initiate, have a
more manly way of exercising political
rights They 6nd that on their first in
PRODUCTION into the political community
they fell into bad company-lewd fellows
of the baser sort-who are endeavoring
simply to overreach and use them.
The white Conservatives are everywhere
making gallant struggle. and are gaining
ground daily. From both East and West
Tennessee we hear that the people are
aroused thoroughly, and by the first O
August we have confidence that the lethar-
gy that has lain upon some portions o
Middle Tennessee will be thrown off, Up
on the whole, our friends may be assured
that the indications are encouraging
Union and Dispatch.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-26

Our Congressional masters are getting
to love the Constitution amazingly. They
have passed a resolution more than two to
one. to inquire whether Kentucky, Mary
land and Delaware have governments ''re-
publican in form" Without any changes
having been made in the organic laws of
these States, the usurping Congress enter
tains a suspicion that some elements Of
republicanism are wanting. Why was not
bIuelight Connecticut included on account
of its late vicious Democratic majority,
and also Massachusetts, on account of its
Hartford Convention d?