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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12
KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE az.

omCr Iva the Building % IN. Hank
81 the Union,
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20 Cherry Street.
FOR RENT,
For Rent.

For Rent.
pY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASE
~ Of JnO. W. W slkeT vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and Others | am directed 20 rent for the
year 1857 the following property. viz:
The Store House now occupied by Messrs. r.
3, Cheatham 4 Co.
The Store House on Church street occupied by
MessTs. Hamilton & Green. And a Store Room
between the two house, above mentioned.
Those wishing 90 rent will call on me at r. B.
Cheatham s Go. corner Of Church and College.
decS-u lB.I K. +. WOODS. Trustee.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

THE City Council ol MemPhis has APP
pr1pristcd $4,000 Cor the support Of the
metropolitan police for the present year
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
AUAsV~r rHr DUNUTtNmENT.

DERSONS HAVING CLAIMS FOR COTTON.
L Horses, Wood Lumber, Iron or NJ q TChsndise,
taken purchased by the United States aud not paid
i0r-also clerks, mechanics and iabornrs who have
tailed O. receive compensation for services rendered
-IL.nLI .- VII !. q. Il I. - .-LLr IA
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

To close business, we are positively closing
out at New FORK cost prices our stock oe Fine
Groceries. Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PASDOLFTNI s. RTvA.
JanlD y North Cherry street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

NASHVILLE AND NoRTHWETEES RAN
ROAD Wearcplcascd Go learn that lhrcar
lreuuW unninFs N1shyilleani North
western Railroad from Hickman to Nc
Keuli,. and that by the lrt of next month
they win be running through 20 Hunting
don This iaa highly important and we'll
uiicered road, and il is gratifying &C. know
that 81 present prospects are SO Gathering
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

Tar CASE OF ARCHER BOYD We re-
irrred few days HinCe 60 the case Of Archer
Boyd In accordance with instructions
from the County Court jury assembled
ou Yesterday 60 investigate his condition.
he was found 10 be demcuied and incapa-
bic of taking care of himself, and the Jury
recommended the appointment of respon-
sble guardian Go take care of his effects,
he being man, as we learn, of very good
property
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

AVoTUrR MUNITgrNT paNAuo~ To
IHr OEFHAEs-Ne are pleased 90 learn
that our Liberal and prosperous ,opnauau.
Gen Hickman, has presented to thelady
managers ofthc Protestant Orphan Asylum.
$500 This rifl does honor % ihe generous
givor aud win come back % hin. no doubt
DO tho gu faction Dis own heart win Zee.
20 ihc pleasure bestowed upon the needy.
Such instances of generosity redeem the
race from tbe charge OF eelEshness. and
how that prosperity docs not ALWAYS har-
den The heart nor personal ease render 1II
iuE7usitle Co che want. and woes OF theil
ue.l0w-beiur We hope that ihis roll oi
elver may Increase IN number until tin
wants ut The orphan .g de- future ma. b..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

An immense field Of new ice IS running
ont of the Ohio. Il is about two inches
thick, There is no change in the Mi7sis-
5ippi A heavy snow storm is prevailing
The Paragon had fifteen bales of cotton
and the Fenton nine hundred and fifty. The
Adam jacobs lays mp here The Missis.
sippi leaves for New Orleans tomorrow.
The Pauline Carroll stated for Evansville
and had 70 turn back
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

the Rhine constitutes good party cry against the
Imperial Government and regrets that the cry u met
with apparent assent rather than with open defiance
The bodcr would probably be tho safer course but inc
first condition OF true peace is disarmament and decree
for the dismissal Of soldiers IS worth any amount o
speeches and notes.
TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The Situation publishes the draug gEt OF treaty between
Austria and Prussia chiefly based the principle that
Prussia should favor the extension Of Austas power IN
the East, and that Austria should support Prussia
projects IN Germany. Tie Situation allrms that TINS
sketch Of a treaty was presented at Vienna by Count
Rcck, shortly before the mission of Count TaukrChen
The REMAINS OF NAPOLEON TIE SECOND.
The London Times says: The Partisan public may soon
look forward TO new but harmless excitement The re-
mains Of Napoleon H. 10 Is stated 10 be removed from
their various rcstingplaccs at Vienna and laid in the
newly-resOred vaults OF the Abbey Of st. Denis The
deputation whom will deyolve the duty OF conveying
them has already been appointed and consists of Marshal
Regnaut dc ST. Jean dAngely, the Duke Of Bassano NJ
de Camhaccres, and Gen. Fleury. Marshal valiant Is
busy with the programme OF the funeral ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
HE ,uYssrNIAN EXPEDITION.


All was uncertainty i'll regard to the Abys-
,,uiau expediton no confirmation having been received
% The rcuorted release Of the prisoners. The pfcpala
,ions Of the Government still in proglesS with put
NO. IL apy relaxation. The commitments Of the Coy
Eminent. according to some caculatlVAS' "ic"uy
Amounted to nearly A2OOO,Vrl ..o.i,.od q. ,i,o
T communication had been received AZ lhe
Ioreion Office dated sept G, il o. M " HeI 5iyoSS 49,
ac,t, Cousul General in Egypt reports ycsttIul ,
1ievandria that nothing l. known thcic ,O
sIicgeI relca.c OF the Nbyssnian prisoners ~ -,
,is Patriarch at jerusalem who sent l 9 DlSIVii iio,r
ahvssnia n now al Cairo ana has heard h"thhE VI
,noycneus subsequently 20 their departure from 0o""
kin for GOndar ia june !d-i. ,,,
~ ~ nm ATLANTIC TLLEGRArH - ,.,,,
An extraordinary meeting OF the Atlantic lricR'Pii
Coinnany WAS held the 9TH inst AT Whch ulN"am' @
~ nrT cent i'm the per vent preference snare VIZ
,,.a,dd 10 'be secretary Mr. g. SaWaId, read inc 70.
,5rt which stated that the business o mo mecuhs NJ,
I"nGucd fo thc declaration Of dividend l oIueI tat
,bc warrants might issued with as hlNe urih{ Us ~
sIlc Tho sum 81 10jllT had been eaineu ny le ~
during fhe la.t year. The revenue hdu lu 20 pc4t &
exnctsc Of ,,0 accidents 10 the cable Oh 4"' 1 ""'
Relieved thc rc-uit Of crushing lG IccptFS' IHo I"
1ideuf now being repaired, occuHcd Oi'l I, Ii no22i
Iefore the 2-th OF July. inc AhslV A",tI H.
eau Conuart- had deducted A2l'5" Ilon Wy
Icycuue IN respect of those tWO. eN'nntH' ~
hi. charge not lnyiigs set been aHieeh !" a1 ~ % ~
iaufic (0inpauv had for tAc prcsthl n,'h '~tii"" ~
suspeise arc0unf. NOtWthsiandlbR ip1'e, e, I',s. ,'
duet Ous tbcre remained 10 the cl'olsW tu' -, 49,"
account s2al3i and out of this tic B0iu piypoS & ~ ~
elaIc q dividend i0r the year rnded nc @' y" r
Sic rate Of D.! cont free Of income ldii "!'I ' '
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
GERMANY.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA TO VISIT BADEN.
BERLIN. Sept fixing William of Prussia VIII
visit Bastadt during the present week on invitation
Of the Grand Duke of Baden. who has requested His
Majesty to hold there a review of the military forces
of the Grand Duchy
COMMERCIAL TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
GERMANY.
BERLIN Sept. 17-Evening.-The Cabinet of Berlin
apd Vienna are engaged in negotiating commercial
treaty. which will relieve trade between Germany
and Austria from many restrictions and will tend 10
make the business relations of the two countries
more satisfactory than they have been at any time
since the late war.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
I{I'SSI
RI-MORED ALLIANCE WITH TIE UNITED STATES
TIE sLAVONIAN MOVEMENT;

A correspondent of The PaH .HaH Gd'eHe !.,rat at
c, p,tersbnre writing on the 2sth ut, says ihe
snundrou which came 10 CrOnstadt the Otner day
@ ed very coIdy and the formal compliments
paid to tho officers by the KSsan shown
,t thc American squadron under Admiral farfagut
The American officers were invited crdOd TO uiInGI P%is
S"stontine gave magnificent banquet In Their honor
in his palace at PaOwsk The splengo t4y IsSepIGa
tre hat an alliance is Contemplated between Russia and
the United states in view Of certain SontnSeAS which ts
u IL Is ne ~ is certain that lafge Guaptt!es Of
arms arm have been purchased In the States
tarv orsenais are hard at work IL Is expected that
war viii be originated by nsurrection Of the slays in
turkey with whom the most open sympathy - expressed
bt here and al Moscow. Committees have been formed
th tho aYowcd purpose Of assisting the sayonan sub
o of tc Porte 10 beTae themselves from lis rule, ana
aTse sums have already been subscribed III aid OF the
. .KIluurinn insurrcctlnn.' ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.

nv ATLANTIC EGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
LONDON, Sept 17-Evening-An informal meeting
was held at Lambeth to-day by the delegates to the
glican Synod, which has been called together
by the Archbishop of Canterbury Bishop Hopkins
of Vermont, Bishop Odenheimer of New-Jersey' ana
many other Episcopal clergymen from the United
States have arrived here, and were present at the
meeting,
ARREST OF FENIAN LEADER.
MANCHESTER Eng, Sept. 11-Evening-Col.k Kelly
known to be of the leaders of the late Fenah out
break in ireland, discovered by the police to Dc
stopping in this city, and was to-day arrested at his
lodgings. lie was fully identified and will be sent
TO Dublin for trial on charge of treason.
FRNIAN DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND.
BELFAST, Ireland Sept. 17-Evening.-A resident
of this city, supposed to have been secret director
of the Fenian organization in this section of Ireland
died recently and was buried to-day. His funeral
was the occasion of an extensive and significant
demonstration. Over 5000 people joined III the pro-
oesson which followed the remains of the deceased
10 the grave.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE INDIJN VAR.

OUR TROOPS on TIE DEFENsNE-WAR FEVER
IN MONTANA
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IA Western dispatch says
that in the numerous fights with the svageo that have
taken place recently troops have acted on the de-
fepsyc pending the arrival of the Peace Commissioners
An Omaha dispatch says that the Montana volunteers au
n ht with the Sioux and Crow Indians on the Yellow
stone River ON the lst inst. Two whites were Killed
The Indian loss was not known The cltllchS o
ara calling loudly for the Government To stop inc l""
outrages, or let them do il themselves
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
SPAIN.
crv pRIu's WHEREABOUTS.

telegraphic dispatch received IN LONDON dca
f, pms on the evening Of the 9th inst says Gen
prn, Who was lately in Valencia, has left spa ana is
now AT Geneva. ,,l, c,.rnnrcorn
nm, prvoT UIIONAEY MOVEMENT MOI huIfIf.SStp
Ic Tuoof OF the 9TH inst. says The news from epalh
comniRicated to us this morning, leaves 10 dougt l
tb rnVoitlonary movement Is stll going on We are
snrr II tbe Pqfrc does not like H. but the course oi
events cannot bo stopped 10 please NJ DIeOI!c ils no
true as the laft states, that Ndi'"c% h"s
rho retreat Of PTim.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

Government is very slight, on account OF Their part
in the events of the last six years
Scores of strangers are in the capital e1deaVorlhg
to secure concessions, grants, &c, from the GoEerl
ment. Among those thus engaged is q party OF
Americans who desire a charter for n railroad from
Vera Cruz 10 the Pacific. Should they succeed, and
il is believed they WILL it is their intention to buy
the road already under way.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
AtARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Rpvsr. Sept. 17-Noon-Tho General Transatlantic
crranv steamship Vile dc Paris Capt surmon, from
SewYo on the It'll inst arrived at this port this NOM
Ing en- route TO Havrc.
1 1o,,,oxrrppy sent 1.-THE steamship Belgian
Can't Graham from Quebec, arrived at this port today
ard subsequently sailed for Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
PORTTGAL.

VISIT OF UNITED STATES WAR VESSEL.
LISBON. Sept. 17-Evening.-Ihe steam fugate
Minnesota Capt James Alden. one of the vessels OF
the United States Practice Squadron, arrived at TINS
port to-day. The Minnesota has on board the grad
mating class of midshipmen from the naval schooi at
Arrnrnlis Md.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-The Union Paclhc h','t
road is now finished iGO miles west oI on'l'' ",'
- ILL., ., cho,o,ro CIV Kansas The branch Pacific
Railroad is completed II miles beyond 'lv s''", J Jl,
accepted by the Commissioners. NNI'" ''''''" WV '''
27O miles west Ol the Missouri river
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
sr,zrRE OF WHISKY AT BUFFALO,

RrrrAIo, y. Y, Sept. 17.--Gcn. Root, Inter
, enpe collector Of this District has seized coo bar
re of whisky valued at 5000 at the distilery OF j. l.
p,,r on springst Mr. Perry j. accused OF being party
- ~ frarts practccd on lie Government DS INC ehIp
iuert OF whisky iIOm heIe TO Boston,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
AUSTRIA.

TLc Ne,r Free Press publishes the following
nc of the new Ministry: Count AueIspeIg IIes
Jcnt. Herr isra Minister of the INTERIOR iIr beIfSr
Minister of Justice and Herr Horbst, Minister oi fuDilc
Instruction. --., L., ;oro 90 e,v,ia 70 moot
tbc Empcror and obtain the Imperial authorization 10
form a Ministry.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
BY STEAMSHIP.

The ROYAL Mail steamship Russia, which LETT
Liverpool p. on the 7tb, and queenstown on ING
9th inst, arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
MEXICO.

DISAFFECTIoN TO THE JUAREz GOVERNMENT
TIE APPROACHING ELECTIONs-THE AD-
DRESS or JUAREZ TO THE PEOPLE-Diffl-
CuLTIEs Oh TIE GOYERNMENr-OIIERBuh"
AEAIN.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

VISIT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
CITY-YIEw OF MAXIMILIANs BODY.
Prom ouT Special Correspoudeut
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
TURKEY.

THE GAR AND TIE sULTAN-MoST IMPORTANT
INTERVIEWS BETWEEN FUAD PAsllA AND
TIE CZAR, AND BETWEEN TIE SULTAN AND
TIE RUSSIAN EMBAssADOR-A RUSSIAN u
TIMATUM-TTE QUAKER CITY-CRETE.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION DISSEMINATED
BY THE 0G00-IRON-CLADs FOR TIE CREEK
GOYERNMENT-CoNFEDERA BONDS IN THB
MARKET.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20
VIII Be Sold.

IF not privately disposed Of BEFORE will sell At
j auction on the premises, on the
21st of DECEMBER next,
n tract of land known as the Campbell tract, boun-
ded on tie west by Robert ROdes, on the northby
nj Sbad5ien and a Tinnon, on the east by DR. Ord
vgay. and on the south by my own tract, contain
inoc. one hundred and seven acres by survey. An
EXCELLENT spring, and large quantity Of timber
about 90 acres cleared.
TgRMs.-One half Of the purchase money down,
balance in one snd two years Bond and good Sc
Guilty aud q lien retained uutil paid, -
novz9-4t u. y. IAfEok.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

Tbe.Judge of the United States Court IN
North Caroline has Issued an order declar-
ing the competency Of the Court to deter
mine the qualifications Of its own Jurors,
independent of military authority.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

In England; this year the supply Of
American cotton has been five per cent.
beyond tnat of lact year. while the quanti-
ty from India has experienced reduction
of29 per cent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

DR.. Hayes. the Arctic lecturer, says
that he has seen an iceberg so large, that
if sold by the pound At market rates il
New York, the proceeds would pay the
public debt. His plan is quite Is good as
McCulloch's, not to mention its GOODNESS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

Observation-Disclosures ord reigns In
Mississippi; comparative order in Louisi-
ana; superlative audacity in the South
generally.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

General Pope's late reckless acts in re-
moving judicial officers will probably end
10 mis- own decapitation. The President,
some months since, contemplated that ac-
ton, but for satisfactory reasons postpon-
ed it.. If he isremoyed. it is likely, Gen.
Meade viii be his successor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20
$685. ACRES OF LAND
For Sale on the Premises
ON esaef
Saturday, 21st day of December, 1887.


DY virtue of deed of trust executed by DR.. S. II.
ID Stout, will sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on the 2lst day of December, 1867, the
lands of said Stout, in Giles county, half way be-
tween Pulaski and EIkton, the Turnpike road,
known as the Mid-brioge farm.
There are five settlements the place, and two
of them are well imprOved--tbe others have cabins
with stables and cribs, and one of them has
ceIent Gin and Press in first rate order, and has
orchard of fine fruit.
This land lies "a miles from RichIand station on
the Nashville and Decatur Railroad-1 mile from
Browns MILL and in the vicinity of good schools.
The lands are fertile in the production Of Indian
corn cotton, the cereals and grapes. They offer
rare inducements to Physicians, merchants, black
smiths, wagOn-makers, farmers, fruit and vine
growers, seeking pleasant and profitable homes in
fbe rich blue limestone basin of Middle Tennessee.
The title is indisputable and there Is no equity Of
redemption. Sale without reserve.
Maps Of tho land may be seen at my office IN I u
laski and on the premises. .. -.-.- r-
TERMS.
One fourth cash, and balance on credit OF one
and two wears with interest from date. Bond and
GOOD security repaired and lien retained.
,,ov09-ti JN0. C. BROWN,
Trustee,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

An exchange says Thad Stevens pro-
poses to visit the Holy Land next spring.
He doubtless is DESTROYS to see the mount
on which his father uied to inyeigle our
Saviour into a wildcat land speculation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20
Destroy the Cotton Seed.

BY way Ofremedy for material evils, a
writer 10 the Memphis Appeal makes the
following suggestion:
81 wish, through your paper, to pro-
pose to ihe men of the cotton growing
States novel, but sure, remedy far that
which threatens TO overwhelm US, 1t is
short and easily understood propose to
every planter to destroy all his cotton seed
except six bushels, so that no man can plant
over two acres next year. Who, then,
will agree, after feeding what his cattle
will eat, to destroy all his seed except six
bushels 2 a
The present crop hasabsorbed, or lost,
one hsst Of the capital Of planters. and an
other crop. at present rates, will reduce our
whole planting interests to beggary.
Eastern capitalists, who control the
price of cotton, always raise the price on
the eve of planting time, to stimulate pro-
duetion, and depress the price when cot
ton comes to market Then let the shout
90 forth from every Southern hill, destroy
your cotton seed Let it be echoed back
from every valley. destroy your cotton
seed
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

Il exercise promotes health, those who
collect debts for editors should be the long
est lived people on The earth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

The newspapers Of town are its life
blood. Without them, it cannot prosper.
The better they are supported at home, the
more powerful will their influence he abroad.
In young cities, struggling, as those along
the Missouri. for municipal supremaor,
the weekly papers have done more aud are
doing more to aid in builiug up the towns
in which they are published. and to in
crease their business, than all the mer-
chants together. To tbs merchants they
are indispensable, as those who have made
use Of them as a medium through which to
reach the public. we'll know. And they
contTibute largely to the prosperity of every
citizen, for their Influence is felt in thou
sand different ways and exerted in thou
slnd different directioUs.- Champion, II
Gibson han.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

The bill providing for colored jurors in
the District of Columbia has been passed
by both Houses of Congress. 1t now goes
to the President for his approval.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

The Vicksburg Telegraph announces
that The question of the convention in Mis-
sissippi has been carried by majority o
5000.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

Nelson Walker (oolored) is announced
in the Press and Times as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Davidson county.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

THIEVES, ROBBERS AND MURDERERs.-
There is more Ofsenso than of poetry. in the
following, which we clip from the Robert
son Register g..
Our country is over-run with thieves,
robbers and murderers, and the law is iu-
effectual to relieve the people from their
Outrages. 1t costs the State not less than
100000 year to pay their penitentiary
and board bills, court costs, etc, and as
fast as they are caught. as many escape, or
are pardoned out or cleared at the bar
Yet the people must submit to these out
RACES and pay tax to sustain this class in
stead of giving protection to the honest peo-
pie. If the Legislature would give US a
law authorizing whipping, branding and
hanging, ard place it in the hands of the
magistrates and farmers, the country would
soon be rid of thieves and robbers. Let us
fall back to The good old principles.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20
AMERICAN Baltimore-The

a.. AMERICAN FARMER-Ba ltimore-Ths
December number contains articles on the
Agricultural policy of the South. Orthodox
mauuring, Glover as manure, Lime, Rota-
ton of Crop Systems, Fall blowing, Colo
RADIO potato bug, Grape growing. Sheep,
Mutton and Wool, Destruction of insects,
Harvest-o of 1857; besides farm and garden
work. Veterinary department, and varie-
ty of other interesting matter. Published
at 80 year, in advance, by WorthiBgton
& Lewis, Baltimore, Nd. -12 ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

AT the next General Methodist EpiscO-
pal Conference, it, proposed to elect three
additional Bishops. This denomination
now has nine Bisops, two of whom, Bish
ops Baker and Morris, are disabled.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-20

In COOP CoNDIrIoN.-The total value of
properties Of die Nashville q Decatur rail
road is officially shown to be 81, 1911,
while theliabilities of the company are So
CSC, sos 10, leaving a balance of assets Of
SO, f2O, o85 80.