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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-17
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL.-...-...s1 900 900.
CASH CAPITAL. .................. 800, 900.

BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON-
GRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-17

DECISION RELATIVE TO CoLoRED JURORS
Judge Bryan, OF the United States Court at
Charleston, S. c., in case testing the validity
OF the panel OF jury drawn OF tax payers
irrespective OF color, decided that although
the act of Congress OF 1910 required the Jurors
TO be drawn as prescribed by the Legislature
OF each respective Stale, yet that this m must be
construed in reference to the change created
by the war. He held that Congress as now
constituted was the legal Congress OF the
whole country; that the reconstruction act Of
Congress conferr:ng suffrage upon the negro
was valid, and was the p DIVISIONAL constitu.
tton and law Of the State. He held that Pres
ldent Johnson had no power to restore any Of
the seeding States to the Union. He says
81 say it with grave sense OF responsibility,
1t was incompetent tor President johnson by
any act OF his to bind Congress and restore the
State to the Union and connect it with it by
constitutional ligaments and relations" He
held that there was no legal government or
State constitution In South Carolina, and that
under the existing provisional government the
reconsfruction acts Of Congress were the su /.
preme law and constitution OF the State. He
says II there was any constitution in South
Carolina or any legal State government, then
the act OF 1s40, commanding the Judge to &C.
cept as Jurors only these who are voters un.
der the constitution OF the State, aad who are
qualified by the act of its Legislature, then IL
would be decisive Of this question, and the
panel should have been dra wn alone OF wh,te
men; but it is otherwise.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Sr. Ggajc spirb conicrbutib.

@enn Die ~rabifalen @etterfabnen, Die ii1 felt Ser
Obio @a6l fir Grant beiier i6reien, in Dem ill.,
Ben Sabne ~befangen geipcien iino, baB ii6 Gbaie ,u=
ridSleben uno ben &f fir Die republifanil6e
Yrdlioenti6afts= ganoibatur obne gseiteres %aufgeben
ueroe, oann baben lie lid in Dem iGlauen golitifer
gang bebeuteub geirrt. gSer, pie $err Gbaie, ibon
10 uiele politiI6e stedenpferoe nit Slid g~eritten bat,
Der ldBt ii0 ourd 10 einen tleinen Stlr5 nibt TIRE
MAIDEN. Sic Ohio gSabl fat Gbaie belebrt, oaB
ct Oas unredte YTero rift, baB nidt Die ~raoifale, ion=
bern Die conIerpatipe Gi6tung ben Yorlprlllg hat,
oas lit anes. gs tpn1mt nun bios barauf on, baB er
einen fleinen gurselbaum i6laet unb ii9 t~unft9e=
redt in Den rehten Sattel i6winet. gus gei6ter
politiIder Gunlreiter lit bas fir i'm cine pabre &lci=
ni9feit.
9ereits bot oas Cincinnati Commercial i'm ,SSnte=
reIie beg Srn. Gbaie (uno ME man per1nut6et, in iei=
mem Iuitro9) ben Son an9eI9lagen, unb Die feline
rem Gbale OrSane pfeifen ibm TAPER mad. Sos
Commercial bebauptet ncrnlid iteif uno felt, bob 9r.
gbaie our6aus fein %rabitaler, ionbern Elm bD6It
|conierpatiper 8olitifer lei! Man la6e
ridt Sas Commercial nna9t Elm gang ernitDaftes
@eii6t babel. Sc gei6eGen 5ipar feline Seiben uno
@unoer nlebr, ober es paliren gar ,pulloerbare uAo
ppllirlide Wenoungen in Der Yolitit. gSdre bas.
9%lmenoment pailirt, bGtte Oas Obio gSa0Irelu!toto ben
Seipeis ~9eliefert, baB Die J~taoifalen ben Srrnnpf in
Der Sano balten, Damn uiiroe Sr. Gbaie BON ieinen
Srganen beute als Der NaoifalIte Der g~aoifolen Der
ousgepufTt perben lllb tie bQtten nit Na9oruf ouf
Die Sbotlade p~ertuieIcn, baB ct erpreb Die tpeite Geile
mad Sbio ma6ie, UNI fir bos raOifale Imenoment
5l itimmen. Sa Die Gei6idte a6er gang anoers
alsfiel, 10 erideint Serr Gbaie in Der republitani=
H.. ~. IS I... sI.yI,L Y So
9!epublifaner bon Der @elt. Die Grant Sldtter dr.
germ iid natirlid iber Die Sai6enipieler,i unO tper.
ben es ni6t al, a~llerIei anSiigli6en Semertun9en feb=
len laiIen. lleber einen Yunft aber mO9en le ganS
lidcr fein: GDaIe lit Elm pel ;u alter Yolititer, as
oaB er ii6 obne beiBen &f BON einem politiiden
9ieulins mie Grant pom Der 9abn Derordn9sn ldbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
24O,622 Scmnfratcn in Chin.

240,622 Stinmen puroen am s. Sttober" fir Gi9=
ter thurman 'obsegeben. Sas iinb 27,O16 Stim=
men mebr as je 5upor fir irgeno einen bemofrati=
ihen Ganoioaten in Obio abge9eben pllroen. S6ur=
nan erbielt SO,054 Stirln1en mebr as Gboie, Der I'M
Sabre 1857 as 8ouperneur eriu6blt ,puroe; $1,000
Stimmen nebr os SenniIOn, Der i'm Sabre 1859 als
8pupernOr eripdblt1 purbe; 33,G25 Stinlmen u,ebr
als Sapio SOB fir @ouuerneur i'm Sabre 1861 uno
blps 47,752 Stim,nen ipeni9er ols Die betriseriidc
StimmenSabl, Die i'm Sabre 1863 8rou9b erpdblte,
fir Den befanntlid cine Msbrbeit bon lOO,S $50 herr
alisgere6net ipuroe. Sburman erbtelt 16,9S9 G tim=
men mebr als @ouperreur Cor i'm Ottober 1865.
Cine Yortbei, Die aus 4S4, 154 Stinlmen 24O,622 jill
ibren anbdngern 5dblt, lit LANCE nod nidt tOot, ipic
lid piele raoitale 9iniel eingebiloet baben, ipnbern
5eigt cine 2ebensfdbisteit uno 3dbisteit, Die gar ni6t
un5ubringen lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Sic raoifale Weger>St :!

Sn Sir9inien iino in bieiem 4u0enbllde Die g8ab=
len fir cine Convention uno fir Conventions Nlit<
9lieOer i'm Gan9e. Die gte9er itimunen natiirli6 in
Maiie, ober es fommt babel cine neue Sd0nbeit Der
rnbifalcn denominations : 9SOlitif Jun 8Orl6ein.
0ie Neoer eenieben oleroings lnter bieicr YolItif
Oas unbegrenSteite stimmreht- oas beibt, unter
Der Sorausiebung, baB lie rabital ltimnen. gSplen
lie ober conierpatip itinmen, 10 tDnnen Tie bies nur
nit 8efobr hires 2ebens tbun, ooer baben i'm beIten
Safe penigitens cine Sradt Briigel su %ertparten.
Das lit Die raoitale Ne9er-S timmfreibeit 9ie Ye-
lpeile Iinbet Der 2eier in ben i~olgenoen tele9rapbil6en
9ta0ri6ten BON 8ir0inien: ....
Sepelhen bon gidmorio Iaoen in Sesug auf bic
bcutige 98abl, ooB Die Stimmtaten in ieoer Waro
Der staot BON oauIen bon gtimmgebern, peiBen io=
iuObl iuie f~arbt9en, belagert lino. Sn breien upn flint
QSaros bat bas eonlerp0tipe Sidet einen Yoriprlng
BON 1900 Stimmen. Nenn Ne9er bas conlerpatipe
Slfet ltlrnmen ~,Dolen, iperoe1 lie ourb Ginl6l6te-
run9en ouron per9inoert. @cute 0ormittag Jimmie
Elm Ne9er in Der SeIferion @aro offen oas %eonierpa=
the Sidet. Nls er Den Stimmtaltel, perlieB, ipuroe
er BON Dem Neeerp0bel DER Sunnicutt Jtaoitalen ar
Sic Meger orobten i'm ln9ar on Den nGdz
item gaternsnpfabl aufsu9dngen. Ser Vobel ia9te
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Ghone aunc.

Senrcliee 1T Ger mad raoifaler 8orIfrift recon
~itruirte MuiterItoat. @ie bort regiert miro uno IN
Die, gang mad 8ronnlop's Munih, pon 9tegern e,
pdblte rabitale GcicB9cung ,uirtbidaftet, oas mo
man aus Der f~olgenoen 9robe crieben:
SIN Snuie reifte am IA. 5r. Mc&inlep cine 81
elm, pelde cine l6nere @clobuBe uno LANCE 8cfQnN
nlBltrafe le0cm iuablentredtetem gSeiBen ~auTerleg
Der bel irgcno elmer f~lnfti0en gSabl lid in Die 9tQt
Der Yplls Wa9t, I'm 9SublSettel inter Die Stimmbe
red)teten 81 D~ertDeilen poer in anberer g2eile, fir et
ren GanOloaten ill iuerber. Gaolfnle Senln9nge.'
iple oleler Wtc&lnleD burten gu jcoem Wtlttel 9reifer
nm oe SdlDar6e11 il Spln8en, lbre Sitrllnen OIL
Seipl1le Yer1onel i'll uerelnlge1 aher iuenl Die ourdy
einen 0cneralltrel6 hires Stlmmredts beraubtea
WeiBen, Die i,pei Srittbeile Der i'm 5timmberedtigten
utter heTlnnllfen SeDDlterung auEma6en, nur Den
gerln9Ittn Serlu6 maben. Semanoen su :lberreoen,
10 lollen lie ms 0efdngnlB ~getoorfen uno ibnen piel=
letdt jeoer Gent, ben lie nod ibr eigen nennen, ab=
genommen meroen. Die Neger iino Su 3e6ntaulen=
ben IN gebeime Qeo0uen ei%ngeldnoren uno inter Die
felerlldlten S~erpHidtungen, tlr Oas rahlfale Sifet
III ltlmnlen, 0eitellt moroen, uno jebt Ip(en, I'm gan}
li6er Su ee1ln, Die gSeiBen nift allein ni6t ielbit
.ltlnlnen, lDnoern bel MnorDhung i6werer Strafen
nibt einnal ben 9erin9iten 8erIu0 MAIDEN biirfen,
IN lbrem eigenen SnterCle nur Su Den Negern al re-
Den ooer conservative g9abl5ettel in llmluuf i'll Ieben.
Ole Bill miro, mie Der republifanilde Nnlbpiler
Correspondent oes Cincinnati Commercial perlidert,
ynatlrlid @eieb neroen, Elm neuer gelpeis, bas 2op=
llltdt uno6relbelt lnS %ennellee alI elmer feltenSruno=
lage ruben"
Mc&inlep lit elmer BON Scnen, pelde Sefretdr
als rgtOrtbern Summers" horafterilirt. ST
Dradte cs fertig, Die STEELE zines Gegiitrirungs=G Com
nI'lars I'm epuntD Gunner su erlangen, uuO in oies
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

i'm bon Dem Stimmp1abe meg, uno udre Die Boli,ei
nl6t 0aslplld1en getreten, Damn niirbe er ernloroet
poroen Iein. Nls Die YpliSei bo0egen einIhritt, lei=
ltete Der Y0bcl gcpaltiomen NiOerituno. Qluf bel.
ben Seiten bicb man nit &niltteln auf chamber log.
Ous Nttltt0r elite berbei. Sie Snfonterie mori6irte
nit oufgepflanSten Sajonetter, Die 9~opalerie lpreng=
te nit ge3Ogenen Sdheln berbei. Sle Sruppen 8er=
"itreuten ben Y0bel, Die GdoelsfI6rer ipuroen a~rretirt
uno in Oas Stationsbaus gebradt. giur Die 6lrdt
ppr Den Soloaten bielt ben MegerpDbel ab, lire Nn=
fuhrer geipalilam ben Sdnoen Der SebDroen gu ent=
reiBen. Sruppen lino jebt on perl6ieoenen Yunften
Der Stabt sur Nufre6tbaltung Der Orbuun9 aufNe.
iteQt. Sie. Sabafsfubrifen uno unoere Stabilize
ments, in oenen Neger sur Irbeit perDenoet tperoen,
lino gcidlnlien, oo Die Ne9er lib ~melgcrterl i'll arbels
ten, 10 LANCE Die 8abl i'm 0anae lit.
Gidmonb, a. Oft. Cine 0epel6e bon 2pnd
burg laNt: Seute oing Die gSa6l in bieler Staot rl
big Dor iih biz 3 lbr Nadmittags. as ll6 cine auf
Der bas conlerpatiue Sidet ltimmte, lpuroe ~oeBpegen
BON ben raoitalen gegcrn an9efallen. @ortnn hob,
lpuroe aber BON leinen SerIolgern ON Marttbaus
%eingebolt, Die einen gepnlttbQtigen Wngrlff auf tbn
madten, unb iein 2eben bebrpbten. Snrton 3ng nun
einen Gepolper, feuerte filnfmul, uno perpunbtte orei
BON ben Nngreifern tDotlif. SEPT fam oas WilitQr
auf Den Ylab, ~seritreute ben 9aufen uno ~arrcttrte
9orton. Die MtaIie Der 9iegcr Jimmie nit Den ertre=
men GaOlfale1.
Spdtere ga 6 rid ten meiben, boB Die TdOi-
falen cine Mebrbeit Der 9elegaten fir Die GnnDen'
tlnn 9etudblt bdben. (8nnS natirlld) y SIN Did.
mono iino Die f~ol9enoen Gabtfulen genGblt norOen {:
Sunnicut. Hl)tcr lnbernoob, MtprriIeD rno sipei
Neger. (9unnicut lit oerIelbe. Der Den 9tegern riet6,
SIR Srorofddel Sl ~9retfen) Sn Der ganSen St0ot
erbielten Die Gaoifalen feline j0meiLe Stimmen. Die
Neoer, Die oas conlerpatlpe Sifet %ltinmten. nllrOen
obermals our1 einen 9teneIulDb BON Den Yols ge=
iagt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Ter GioenIdaft fiinoiote er Iih ielbit ols ganbioot fir

TT EtBtHIFUTf fHFUINEN u ItV TktUT1 VT NWIUFVU* Ut
bic geaislotur an. Notiirlif %itimmten Die Ne9er fat
tnte Gin Mann fir i'm, q er CT erbieIt nur INF
Stimmenuon Weiben i'm 9on5en Gonntp.
SIT es ha. 5u perlpunOerr, baB er licber Die @eiBen
e~tnferfern dig Die g fporSen Der 8cfohr ausieben
Mil, anbere llrthcile als BON Inn uno ieinen @elin=
DE 3uSdnbe, no Die BeiBen. Die ni6t ,llr nraoita=
len" Sippe gebOren, gar ni6t mebr. Die S6parSen
aber Nles Su iogen baben, unb Die GrIteren. ipenn lie
ben 30 mo %aufthun. on 8erm6gen unb Yerfon ge<
itraft merben ? 9afiir belibt ober 5enneiiee auh e<
ne yrepublitaniife Jeaierun9siorm" unb unier Sent
ten unb Ge6te hoben, beiibt feline in Den augen Der
herrIden6eu" Hartei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Sus Chin Wahlrciultat.

Sic nadfolsenoe Isabelle Seist Die 3ablber stim-
men, Die ON s. Ottober in iebem County oes Staa-
tes fir bic betben @oupernDrs=G anbioaten abeese=
ben ipuroen. Sic 3ablen iinb ofIieieQ. Sic Mebr-
belt Sapes betrast bemnad 1910 9timnen.
d Sn Der oritteu 3ablenreibe baden mir Die oemofra-
tiiden @epinne in jeoem Gountp ansebeben; bieiel-
ben belaufen iih I'M sanSen Staate auf 39,7S7. ~.
Sic @eiammtitimnle i'm Staate betrdgt 4S4,154;
Iebtes Sabr betrus lie 469, 9O9, Die biesidbriee @abl
seist folelid cine 3unabme bon 14,245 Stinl,uen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

OfftcieIle 8eri9te BON Iirginien beuten an,
oab 60 Iaoifale unb SO Gonierpatiue fir Die Gon=
pention 9eudblt poroen iinb. % bon Den 9~iaoifolen
limb Te9er. Sn Gi6monb iinb sipei berporra :
geroe tpelBe Sirger BON Dem 9ieger Wa6iamfeits=
Committee ouf9eforoert porbel, binnen q Stunoen
Die Staot 5u ~perlaisn. Sas @erbre6en oieier tpei-
Zen giirser beitebt BARN, baB lie bel Scr 8abl eifrio
segen bas raoitaIe Sidet arbeiteten. Man liebt, Die
Neser periteben Die raoitale Yolitit Jon auseesei6=
net.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

Die ultra=robifalen S6reier, Die Dor Der g8a6l
nit ben Gbrentiteln rgerrdtber" uno rgopperbeaos"
10 f~reigebig I'm li6 ioarfen nl0dten mir aui Die 5bat=
Iade auImertlam MAIDEN, oaB am s. Sftober iiber
100000 Burger BON Ohio bas oemotratii6e Sidet
ltimmten Sieie Sbatiade iollte tie iberseugen, bab
oas sebdiiige geroddtigen uno Sel6impIen anoers=
oentenoer Siirger nidt me6r 5iebt, unb oaB es 3eit
1T, oies absenubte stedenpferO in Die Gumpeltan,=
rler jul tperfcn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

Mehrheit fir Sanes...

Il ginige republifanilde Sldtter ge6en Die Mebrbeit
fir Sapes auf 1888 on; ie sdblen nenlid Die 70
Stimmen NIT, Die in 9arfe County fit v@eneral
&utberforb," itatt fir @eneral Jutberiurt 9. 9opes
ab9egeben puroen. Ser Secretdr sdblt aber bieie
Stimmen nidt nit unb fam lie aud mad Dem Ge=
ieke nift mits1hIen. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

bauern oariiber ars, baB Die Nuspanoerllng aug benz
eanooiiden Gei1e nod ben Ser. Staaten nod int
mer fortbauert. Gs iino nidt blos iunse Ger" ions
bern oilh Samilien, Die lid neue Seimatber in zen
Der. staaten iu6en. sic iolen uns nil ON In
iein, penn ie itarfe Irme baben, I'm uns Die .,.uere
Steuerlait trogen ju belen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Ii rger. 81. Senator:
Mictter 2(llen g. Sburntatt.

&c freut uns, meloen gu fonnen, baB Die ber-
porrasenoiten oemofratiiden County 3eitunsen rn=
ieres etaates iih fir 3idter 8 thurman als unIe-
rem nG1iten Ser. ct. Senator erfldren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
9ie @cbcQen Baben cs gct9an.

Ser Columbus Correspondent Deg ginc. CONNER
cial (ein glerf i'm bieiigen Staatsbauie) bat cine ma
gelreue embedding gema9t. gr perlidert, oab Die
9iieberlage Der Gabifalen in Ohio sum grOBen She'll
burb bic iIbli6en 9ebellen berbei9efiibrt purbe, nell
DE iid felt Dem Grieee in ben OH ben Sbio SluB srei,=
senoen Counties rieberlieben. S9aaren, Die in Camp
Gbaie laben, ieien niemals mad Dem Siioen suriid=
p aetebrt, ionbern baben ii6 in ben 8ersmcrf= uno 81.
ien-D ~iitriften an Ohio Stub angelieoeIt uno ON
Wabltase Mann fir Mtann fir Die Senlofraten uno
geeen oas amendment e%eltinlnt. Sizes lei Die baupt=
id9li6e l1rlade beg groBen ~umihuun0es in ben
Counties Seioto, @allia, Gaprence, W(ei9s, Belmont
uno SeHerlon.
q Gin rabifales gIdtt6en, bas III 9tidmono, Snoia-
ma, erideint unb iid ben cumming giro"' nennt,
brudt ben uniinn oes Staatsbaus Correspondence
ob, perorebt in beilieer Gntriiituns Die slugen uno
erflGrt CO fir cine yepise S9anbe", baB in Obip 9te=
belen itinmen birien, tpdbrero Der vlopale" Neger,
Der fir bas 2anb nsefodten uno %seblutet, surid9e=
pieien ipirb. Sold cine ltnsere6ti9feit iueroe fri
her ooer Ipater hire eisene Strafe nit ii9 flbren uno
bies Strafgeri6t mDge pieleidt friiber %fontnen, als
man li6 einbiloe. .(Gine idredli6e Geidihte.)
Z gSir finoen es iebr natiirlih, oab Die raoifalen Yro-
pbeten nnb S1riftsclebrten ieoen m0sli6en Gnt=
( buloigunsssrunb fit Die seuultisen Yrii9el, Die lie
in Ohio erbielten, nit ben Suaren berbeijerren. Iber
Tie Iolten li9 bod ni9t gar su ld1erli6 MAIDEN. Sic
1olten bod enolid ~be9reifen, oaB bas alte Sieo BON
ben vJfebelen" uno uWerrdtbern" Die on Ileu,
Gdulo iein iolen, eriinoliG uaus9elpielt" 1T uno auf
feinen perninftisen Meniden mebr Ginorud maGt.
G6nnten bieie raoifalen Sdriftseebrten nibt geraoe
10 gut bebaupter,, baB Die rGebeaen" an Der groBen
Sirre S9ulo linb, pber baran, oaB in pielen @egens
ben Obio's Die 9artofieln oieies Sabr iebr fletn aus
eefafIen Iino? Wenn iib Die raoifalen 5iibrer i'm
epiesel betrabten, oann fOnnen lie Die iuabren Mii=
ietbdter tennen l~erne,,, ,pelbe ben r~aoifalen vOur6=
fan" in Ohio berbeifiibrten. SIR babt eu9 lelbltoie
Suppe einsebrodt, burd cure heilpie Yolitit uno nod
b~eiloiere @irtbidaft. Sbr ieio Der luabre @rHno
eurer ysieberlase!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

$4,000 YeriOnen 1Dlen WaDrenO Der lebter
bier Wo4en III Dem Vorf naturalillrt tporoe, leill.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-04-12
OBITUARY.

Died at his residence in Memphis, at 12
O'Clock, M, Thursday. April 4th, in the
65th year of his age, Major WILLIAM GIL
MER.
After an intimate acquaintance with
Major GILMER, of nearly thirty years.
during which he encountered many vicissi-
tudes, trials, and reverses,- writer of
this finds it an easy and pleasant duty to
say of him, that he has neyeFmet with q
man in whom the noblest and gentle, the
generous and the brave attributes of hui
mainly were more completely blended
He was eminently an honest man-to say
that he was liberal. hardly does him JUS
tice for, if it may be said with propriety
of any man, it may be of him, that he was
generous to a fault" His tenderness to-
wards the poor and friendless his devotion
to his family and friends; his courage
and manliness of character, in every re-
spect his patience and equanimity under
reyerses of fortune, and bodily and mental
sufferings; his purity of morals and re-
.6nement of manners all signalize Major
G1LMER as man most worthy to be loved in
life, and remembered in death. E.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-04-12
Protection.

On last Saturday night, squad of the
18th U. S. Regulars, arrived in town and
took up quarters near the depot. Since
their arrival we have made diligent inquiry
as to their business here, but have been IN
able to find out the special object of their
visit. They have been remarkably quiet
and orderly since their arrival, and we have
seen very little of them on the streets. A
great many Of our citizens have expressed
great deal of curiosity as to the object
in quarteriug these soldiers upon us, and
some have minated that they thought
there was no necessity for it.
Not being familiar with the situation,
we are unable to throw any light upon the
subject, and we feel that in war times no
one has a right to question the motives of
the military commanders. Every one will
readily admit that there is a great and i'm
mediate necessity for military force here
just at the present time. and we are sur
prlsed that the forts around town have not
been garrisoned and mounted with cannon
before this. There is no telling what min
ute Forrest will bounce right In on US. we
have received information, through Gre
liable contraband, that he is moving this
way, and it is nothing but proper that we
should be prepared for him. We think W
have the right to demand protection at the
hands of the government, and we ara sur
prised that at least corps are not nov
manning the forts around Pulaski.
To those in the rear we say, look for &C
tive operations and heavy repulse of tn
enemy in few days. The indications ar
that there will be an engagement in few
days, and we have strong hopes that ate
all of our reinforcements arrive and tn
sneIish has been thoroughly organized, tina
we will be able to hold the position without
disaster to the country.
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Ma. McCoRD There were many typo
graphical errors in my communication of
last week. By them several sentences were
rendered ungrammatical and none of the
answers to the problem were printed as
given in the manuscript. The following
are the answers B. pays 96234 hundred
MousandtAs of dollar per bushel, and gets
81 bushels and 172 housandtEs. A. pays
10 cents per bushel more than B., aud gets
18 bushels and 826 khousaDdths. By this
solution A. pays but $50 B. pays bat
$50. A. pays 10 cents per bushel more
than B they together pay the $50; and
by continuing the decimals sufficiently far,
the sum of the number of bushels they
get may be made to differ from so bushels
by quantity infinitely small.
G. g. R.
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Land for Sale.
On Monday the 28th day of April ne

On Monday the 18th day Of April next,
viii sell to the highest bidder before the court
/ house in the town of Pulaski, about 179 acres Of
land living on the waters OF Big creek, in civil dis
trict no 49, in Giles county, adjoining the lands Of
Seborn Tucker on the cast, the lands OF John BAH
on the south the lands of II. Cook and B. Petty on
the west, and the lands of Robert Laird on the
north, on which Ealon and Washington Carpenter
now live, and which there are two dwelling houI
ses and other improvements, which was conveyed
to me by a deed of trust on the 18th day of Sept
1860 to secure the debts therein mentioned and for
which the same will be sold Said deed is recorded
in Book A. a.. on page 607 in the Registers office
at Pulaski Said land will be sold on credit Of SIX
and twelve months taking notes with good security
and retaining lien for the purchase money.
mar 29-4t j. ii. LESTER, Trustee.
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The Grand Turk of the Ku Klux Khan
stole march on us again Wednesday night,
and left another order from the old Cyelops
on our door step. 1t is our intention to
keep watch out next Saturday night and
try to find out where these Ku Kluxers
meet and what sort of proceeding they
have. If there is any chance to become a
member of the Khan We hereby present our
name to the lodge for election. What do
say old Cyclops?
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Our community was deeply grieved a
few days ago to hear of the sudden death
Of Maj. WILLIAM GLMER, Of Memphis
He was an old citizen Of Pulaski and much
loved by all who knew him. His bereav-
ed family have the deepest sympathy of
their many warm friends in this commune
ty. We transfer to our columns a beauti-
full tribute to his memory from the Mem
phis Avalanche.
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Kuklux Klan.

The Grand Turk will assemble the Khan
at the Den, precisely at half past nine on
Saturday night next. He will see that
none come or be admitted without their
costume, arms, etc. The Grand Bugler
will not sound the assembly" but the
members will come simply from TIE notif-
cation Of the Grand Turk.
By order of the Grand Cyclops,
q
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SoUTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY. This
company, represented here By our friend
J. r. Grove, is recommended as one Of the
best institutions of the kind in the country.
Robert Thompson, the President, is an old
citizen of Nashville, and is spoken of by
the press of that city as an honorable, up
right business man in every respect. This
is home institution, conducted upon the
mutual system, and should be sustained by
Southern people. See their card in this
paper.
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CURE FOR Hoe AND CHICKEN CHOLERA.
Dissolve ne-fourth pound Asafetida in
warm wather. stir in one pound of madden
and as much meal as necessary, and feed
to twenty hogs once a month if they have
the cholera, if not, then once in three
months. The same recipe win cure the
chicken cholera Union and Dispatch.