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~ GEFkN & NILLIhMs.
~ Auet oneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No. 52S, South asst corner 7th and ID street
TEE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND hGRIOULTU MOLE
NENIS EVER OFFERED FOR SALEM The
EteTktCT OF COLU IBi4, AT ACCcIDS
- On BiDAf, the 18th iasIanr. We wlll sell,
- At the warehouse and store Of ] L Bare,
< y Low, ksl opposite the Centre Market, IN 7th
street, between Pennsy IN snia avenue aaI TIE
= Canal. CONNIE DCing az O'Clock o m AID
continuing from eyering 20 evening until all is
sold, the largest, most complete, auh general as
soTinent OF Hard ware and Agricultural Impte-
ment5 ever offered for sale IN the city of Washing
'"T- As the stock Is well known TO be OF the m 1T
superior quality AMI greatest variety, We dee q il
unnecessary to enlmerate.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
no ZO-u llnt6OhrSnl Auctioneers.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
u AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and . sire It's

THREE.sTORY BRICK ROUSE AND Tor.
RknhTING ON NEW JER,EY 'AysNUE.
sTbEE NohTH. Ar AuCfi0S.
a. On MONDAY, the lGh inst, at clock ..
L.: we shall sell, on the premises, sub al
$50, being IS feet front on New Jersey avenue
running through to sd street. with the improve
ments consisting OF . three-stery Brick House
contsinina ii at rooms.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in 6. ~.
Is and "A months for notes bearing interest 10 he
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. All
conyeyancfIg and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. SlU down the day of sale
del GREFN WILLIAMS Ant.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
BY TITOE q FOX.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
Situated on street east of the Treasury, one of
city being Of pressed brick, with II inch walls }
ard heavy brown stone door and window trim
two tsth rooms, four water closets. dressing n
SusF. pantry shss eo;s coal and
hail: 81 fest vide Also. . con.erTator;, With
large green honse sdon nr the house, 9itb mat
ing apparatus complete. All modern couvenien.
kitchen marble bowls in the dressing rooms. w;tS
hct and cold water, &C Lot 20 feet s., Inches
wide and ,oO feet deep, with 80 feet alley in the
rear. Price, $4,000.
BRICK COT TAGEs.
-Four handsome Brick Cottages, mar the State
Department The houses front south, with ersEs
pls's enclosed by iron fence, aud have pres sed
They sn rUom. saes Ss
cellar; &c. Water, gas, and marble mantels
d " 4 OF s sss 6s ana side
o., lot, 2. feet inches, ~ 100 feet. Price Of the
Terms f6 s 6 e5sh Balance in los. ans
months
FIIOHkF oN,
ZEAL stTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
EERS.
Cfice-No. 47O eth street, opposite Post Ofce.
BENTs COLLECTED AND LOANS NEIO.
TIATED ON favorable TERMS.
Our REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER is issued
fortniRhtly, and all properties placed in hands
for sale rent are inserted therein without
charge. de n St
EOR RENT-That very desirable PROPERTY
4 on the Heights of GEORGETOWN, known
" Bvormay, recently occu pied by the Hon. %. IL
Brow ming. Secretary of the Interior, The House
contains II rooms including servants room and
bath room; water and gas; vi II be let for five or
months. at avery reasonable rate or leased for
q term of years Inquire of Z. A. DARNKILLE,
Beal Estate Broker, 40 st near 18th. del0 ]
A FARM FOR SALE IN MONTGOMERY
"A COUNTY, MD.One mile west OF Coles
vile, and adjoining the lands OF Francis NOlde.
ner. 1T contains two hundred and forty acres, all
in state of high cultivation. The improvements
consist OF large Brick Dwelling, q new built
Barn, Tenant House, and all necessary out-build
ing For information apply to the proprietor,
living on the premises.
no l6-eOlmN JAMES B0NlFANT.
LOB SALE Oh RENT-Three three story and
l. back building BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
Lots 1871 feet by 49, to thirty foot alley in rear;
fifteen foot alley at side Houses set back Is feet
from buiIdingli for front garden water and gas;
just finished, and for sale on long time-One fourth
ca sh or for rent to careful tenants. INQUIRE Of
JOHN Il. ELYANS 3 CO.,
sc 23-H 81 and 80 Louisiana avenue.
tRep Ohron., 1ntell.l
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FOR SALE,

LNCR sALE-The LEASE. GOOD WILL and
Il EIXTURES If two Provision Stores, doing a
20 ID business. Inquire of JOSEPH KELLEY,
Real ESTATE Agent: Office No. 1863 sth street west,
near north 1 street. de IA -
EOR sALE-Lot of pure blooded BRAMAH
Il FOWLS. very fine Will he sold low, the
owner not having prop place to keep them. A p
ply at 81 3 18th street bet. and h. de IL 81
I'OR SALE-Oue second hand Chickering Pr
Il ANO, in hrst-rate repair. Price Sl75, in
Guiding stool and cover. all at No $50 street,
between 18th and 18th. de lot
lHOR SALE-B RESTAURANT, partly fitted
Il up, near the Ebbitt House and Willard's Ho-
I'll. Inquire Of }. q. ADAMS, 257 u St., or at
No. 49t l7tn ST.. near st. de ll-3t'
A GOOD PAIROr HORSES HARNESS, AND
n CARRIAGE AT PRIVATE SALE ~
gentleman about leaving the city wishes IN
to DISPOSE of his two good Bay Horses, Har- S>-A
S. and Carriage, which Is IN perfect running
order, being a safe and reliable team for private
family. Terms moderate. Apply at the main gate
Of the Washington Navy Yard. de5 81
LNOR SALE AT BARGAIN.
The stock. good will, and fixtures 81 the Book
store, situsted corner 10th and streets, now oc.
cupIed by Williamson, Esq The store has
good Catholic trade the proprietor being IN ill
health will sell at bargain. This Is agooa op-
portunity for Q business man. Apply To THOS. Z.
NAGGAMAN, 126 Penna. ave, between 10th
and Goth streets. noD tdeCl5
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

IS fsis Siars. ~ sits J g sosSiTs 10,
Star Once BuiidiKs.
- BY virtue Of .de.4 OF tru.t, executed 9, n.
Is 90 ihr llth dsy Off ysHseg, A u lss sai
district q g. umhiA, sLal of,T Tor sale. On the
s1, a. 18th Day p pao.S sSs,'' ia. sa II a.
oelock p m, al, that oer ala piece ~ parcel q
ni.triSt & COlambis. sas de.crib.d a. fsiISss
.or,t Hscins ts"nty nv ss' feet north - the
said oity where sad HE intets-ct. the western
ihtnce sons said street north twenty ave = feet.
thtpSe wet on line parallel With y street north
rs feet IN sHn. psfsll WITH r.ehty sr.i ~. ne
ere = 'hence one hundred ,lsol feet te the pIscs
ssusre feet more or les with the ,msr.V mani.
ther',n. consisting Of = two story frame u citing
Terms Haf cash. and balance in ak ana twsl,.
months stamPs soi o'uves Aacias at the 81 Il
JOSEPH CL.Rk, Trustee
de- I'D COOPER LArlMkg, Aart-
RT o9oIks LA AT. z. AacriOnesr.,
sou thwssi corner of Peru.ylvsais sveu1. ana r,s
street. star offios Building
TRUSTEES s.Lr OF PROPERTY ox rHs
ISLAND
~ By virtse - ae-ree passed IL TIE Supreme
90 Cut o. thenistTtct ot COlumpis an Ga -ry
81 81. ar ccmpiain.nts aud fred K N5lk & a. are
"a fendslts vii sell ~ D pic auction, IA fr1af
a ~. mr. miEes, On WEDNESDAY, the i6-h day &
IrCemter NJ . clock M lit numbered 2. OF
ffshei snhdlSilou % squsre numbered gll, "A
the cay 81 Washington, A. a., c-ntsinIag a.lSl
stnAte ieet more 90 t'ss. with imprDN euleuts.
tLe aboNe property - situats6 on street. be-
W. ana streets sonth. proved with . two
sfCIA Frame House
Terms Of sale one tn rs cash AMI the balance ia
~ and twelve months from the day uf sale. with
interest, o. b. secured by the boad Of the pur-
chaser. and a lien retained Ca tse property the
~Dul' may he paid in cash All c0nveyaqctng aud
stamps At the expense OF the purchaser. SO
down az time 81 sale
CHAhLEs HARMON Trustee.
COOPER & LArIiER,
de s-eokds knrfioneer.
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lNOk RENT-In a private family, q PARLOR
i sId CHAMBER, connected; fret class Rooms,
rev 81 furnished Three doors from 18TH street, on
New oIk avenue, 400. noH-0
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DENTISTRY.

lbs. W. AND ii. A MERRILL, DENTISTS,
No; 200 PENNsfLyANIA AyE-A
NlE, between l2th and 18th streets, fur $s$SW
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Kind 2Is,D
Q, Plste desired: Pure N,froEs Q1ids Gas con-
SANITY on hand for extracting teeth without pain
We guarantee TO al those having work done ~ our
once satisfaction "a every particular. no 10 ly-
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RY WI LLIAM WALL & co, AuctiOnsers
II Stores 81 > and 3l7.
SOutn corner Pen n. ayenae aud 9Th streets.
DkY GOODS. CUTLERY. Sc AT AUCTION
A Mewiil sell. within our saIesrooms on
Tuesday MORNING. December 18th,
~ 1855, oomme nCing at 10 O'Clock. the entire
y \stock Of Dry Goods and Cutlery from a deal
~ er Declining business. We name in part
Clothing, L DdeTsbiTts and Drawers
Wool and Cotton dose aud Half Hose
DEALINGS, Poplias, Prints Mouslius
silks, GinRhams
Berege, Swiss, Shawls
Hoods, scarfs Jackets
Artificial Flowers, Neckties
Table Linen. Crash Towels
spool Cotton, Spool silk
Buttons, Hoop Skirts
Chs mise and Drawers
White and ColOrsd Shirts
huspenders, Handkerchief
Cutlery and Plated Ware
80 dozen Knives and Forks
carving niyes aud Forks
Pen and PoCket Knives, Tools, g..
Also.
I0 barrels Pecan Nuts
Furniture. Stoves, sc
Together with o lot OF Dry Goods, too numerous to
peGtion
The above goods are from a merchant declining
tu mess, and will positively be sold.
IL W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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10y GhEEN u LIIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, southeast corner 7th ana streets
TIE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
LyKk OFFERED FOB SALE IN THD DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT AUCTION.
we Viii sell Al thu s1s sh Instant anti
store Of J. p. Bartholow, Esq, OPP
postfe the Centre Market, on Eth street, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue aud the canal, com
mencins at 10 o'clock m, and cont nue. from a sy
to day a-.ti ell is sold, the largest most completes,
and general assortment Of Hard ware and Agricul'
tura implements ever offered for sale in the city
ef Washington. As the stock il we'll known to be
Of the HcSt superior quality and greatest variety
We deem IL unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash,
nol9d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFfERNOON


RTJ B. wsEELER 4 CO, Aqcnonsers,
opposite Seston House.
CBASCERY sALKOP THREEBRIcK HOUSES
On 2oIa sTRkkT. NHAB PENNSYLVANIA
g. BY virtue Of Q decree Of the suprep.
III, nourt, OF the District Of Coluaois, passed
IDeoenber let. 1858, IN Ohsscery cs7se
sSeda in dfs ant II. G Ssam :. ca os
DAY. the 18th day Of Decemher IsSs 81 o'cio-k
N. Lot 30. -, in slusre No. LOT. wsshington
CITY, u e, franil Nc - feet - street vest, be
sn average depth Of az feet inches q public al
ley, and improved b. three two story brick
The hou-es; with the ground attached. viii BE-
Terms OF sale One third OF the pnrchasa money
IN cehi the balance in equal in staiments at aud
l2months, bearing interest from the dsy - safe
shd secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee or
ths Nhcie IN esse, st the option ftae parchl-.-
deposit of = N 20 he made on each hSIse AZ tn
time OF ale. All convsysncing snd stan ps AZ ~.
r. tt MORsELL. Trustee
DE- 2-cads J.p WHELLEB co. Auct.
lIY VIM. L. WALL a CO.. Auctioneers.
- Stores Sl5 and 3ls,
southwest cor Penns ave. and 9th street
CoNSTABLE's SALE
isA By virtue q an execution i.suei by Johv
H. g. Cox, J. for the county sui cits al
- ashnGton, and TO me directe 1. ia favor ~
inoTas tshey asanst George Wiley, 1 hav-
seized anc taken one Frame House on S.aare a.
c1rner q l. street south and Water street, "a tae
city OF W sshiugton, on tke laGd OF George Nat
unsiy, and which will sell, at pubic auction. o.
MONDAY. l4th day of December, lsis. for cash. ~
! me ho9r oil = CLOCK . m In front Of the prem
C.H. CLAGETr. Constable.
de3 W. l.. WALL 90 auc.s.
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TO-MORROW

pY COOPER & LATIMER, Aactfoneer.
AS Late CLERKS with J. q. Mctiuire & o. =
southwest corner Pa. avenue and 18th st,eet
lStar Office Building
BIRDS AT AUCTION
&c On TUESDAY MORNING. December Is
W. IS6S, at 10 o'cl"ck, at oar Auction Rooms ~
- - shall resume the sale of
CaBarles, Gold6Hc hes, Thrust
ParTOts. l. AT Ike. a..
Will Toe al led assortment of
Vases, gift Cups and Saucers
Artificial Flowers. &c
Terms cash. C0UPER LATIMER,
II Agctionesrs.
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TRUSTEES s.Lr OF PROPERTY ox rUs
ISLAND
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No 326 Southeast corner Tth Rui u streets

~ Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No $40 Southeast corner Tth Rui u streets.
CHaNCERY SALE oF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT AT THs INTERSECTIONS OF
GhuRGIA aNENUk ANON STREET SOUTH
AND TWELFTH sThEEr Easr
81 BY Nirrue OF a decree OF the late Circuit
70: Court. ana an order OF The supreme Court q
SIth District of Columbia. pss-sd "a TIutty
cause. No gS4, Rules No, S. the subscriber vii
Sc At public sale. on WEDNESDAY, the asa day
81 ID soember, l5so At q O'Clock 2. IN on the prem
ses lot No. /, In square No 9li, fronting IS feet
Ca GeoTgis avenue, feet inches IN south X -
and 8 feet on 18th street east. being the inter
sect IN ~ said avenue aud streets, Win tho i'm
provrments. which consist OF t~ostory frame
house.
Terms Of sale: One-fOurth cash: and the balance
in equal psymentS. at o, A., sRi Is nth. 70 bs
secured by the purchasers notes with securit ~ TO
tie approved by the Trustee, bearing iatere-t from
day Of sale. Sl0l e the ca n payment will re-
QUired a. soon a. the property L. knocked own
All convey ancing aud 81 amos ~ the cost 81 the
purchaser. CHhs MhLLsCH. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
nc 30 3taw4ds. Int AurtiOneers
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IL TON
No 700 PENN'A AVE-
Between 18th and 18th streess.
rEFIH HxTRAnTEn WITHHOLD eAH

anciei Teeth sre inserted, although the
netisn VIII o. re9sired % pay for thed
VII be deducted when the Teeth are mate. The
a assecisten 10 nov Prepared 70 make Teeth %
cold silver and Rubber, IT New York. PhiAdol.
ptia And Boston pri ces All persons Wishing dea-
al work done can have IL cheap In the shove
peEsd citfes. AL work will be done In the nsstegS
sno best manner, and warranted TO give entire
safiefsctfos. Persons Will do well 90 call and OK.
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STOVES. &c.

a PREPARE FOR WINTER.
Eeksirs for al kinds and sizes OF =
~ STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES =
80 can be found At BoYD's Stove and ~
AkDWARE, 47s Sh street. Bring name ami
number OF stove, Oldstoyes taken in part psyfsr
new ones. koBERT BOYD, 41S Oh. bel. D and
. streets. se s-sms
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10y COOPER LATIMER Auotion-~r.
- Late Clerks with .. Mcenire ks'o
South~ c-t prser frnnzs syrnne ssi llth -treex
Star Once BuiidiRS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

I,RENCH AND GERMAN INSTRUCTION By
Pref HENhY MAKIN, 41J street. corner
18th street wett de , eOjt'
NIIsS T. A COSOCRN'S SELECT SCHOOL,
wi in the X street Baptist Church. bet 9Th and
7th sts The English Branches Taught on the Nor
nal 81 hOOl Plan. Address 2O5 Pa. ave. de5 I'm
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JOHN A. THOMPSON,
Late with .. q Ford,l ~
ID X q q q 8 III
Cor. 4rH AND II STREETS AND Mass. Avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. u. n
Personal atte ntion given to the compromising of
Ply sicians Prescriptions at all hours Of the day
or night. de I'm
TWILL SELL MY STOCK of fine WATCHES,
JEWkLkf, SILVER WARE made of -
pure coin, IL carat Goid Pebble Eye Glasses IN
and Specsclee; Gold Chains and Diamond w
Goods, without regard to cost L ALEXAG-
DER, 24O Pennsylvauis avenue, near 18th street.
w
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Rock Msrten, &C, &c
Carriage Robes,
Gentlemen's Fur Muflers and Gloves
We respectfully call the attention of the public
to this stock Of elegant Furs and Robes, msde n
~ &c OF the best manufacturers of New York
out reserve. W L. WALL A 90
uel4 II Auctioneers.
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Our REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER is issued
fortnishtIy, and all properties placed in our hands
for sale rent are inserted therein without
Hp II
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lIOR Furnished PARLOh and iBHD
II ROOM AT No 134 Dunbarton street between
c. bsre, and high streets, Georgetown d. C.
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10y COOPtk LATIMER, Auctisneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. McGuire & Co
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania aver ue and 18th
street, Star Office Building
PEREMpTORY SALE OF SUB LOT 81, IN
SQUARE 16, ON TWENTY FIRST STREET.
OPPOSITE TEE NEW SCHOOL House
IN MONDAY, Dec. is, lSSs. at clock o. m We
Will sell, oh the premises 10 the highest bidder Lot
81, in Hydes sub division of lots is, 3, aud %
and the north half Of u, in Square 70, fronting
twenty two feet six inches 2lst street betwe n
K and l.. and opporite the large sch sol house now
being erected on 2lst street.
Terms: Sl05 ani the expenses Of sale, cash; and
the residue in six months from the day Of sale
with interest; TO be secured by deed of trust on
n q lot SIS must be paid al the ii ne of sale and
all convey and stamps at the purchaser cost
De 3!I0,l5 COOPER LArlME9. Aucts.
GsY COOPER q LATIMkR, Auctioneers
~ Late Clerks with las q. McGuire a Oo.,)
Southwest oerner fenns. avenue and Eleventh Of:
Star Once Building.
ADMIEIsTRATRIX SALE OF VALUABLE
Law LlBhARf AND OFFICE FURNITURE
ON MONDAY EVENING, December Eth, at 7
our auction rooms. that valuable Law Library
consisting Of about SO volumes belonging u IN.
est ste "a tbc late John JClitfa Among the col-.-
ii o viii rs found msDS rare and valuable works
Catalogues can be had 81 MIR. IL beard, 20 yth
MIS- JOLJIFFE.
ADMINISTRATIVE If the late John Ion lie
COOPER Il LaTIMER
nols 3tawt lint. ChroD A1ctiouscrs
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NEW ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS, IN
Juice and Brandy.
PRTITH POIS, f ne and extra fae) Just ireceive cd
aud of my own in portatiOn.
ALSO,
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANGES,
NEW RAISINS,
NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
FRKSH MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS,
N. W. BURCHELL,
Corner 18th and r streets
ocsl Under Ebbitt House
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RYJ. b. w6EELER CO. Aucuoneer,-
ID No. 81 La ave, bit. Sth sni 7th streets
opposite Seatou House
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81 dozen best Cast Steel Axes, from 3 to 35a
pounds, with handles
80 dozen best Cast Steel Half Axes. from 2tsS
pounds, it'll handles
eOO Camp Kettles, assorted sizes.
10 short andle Fry Pans.
4U0 dozen Tin Pans, =, 4, and quart, in equal
Quantities, pressed
800 dozen Iron Table Spoons.
go dozen in Cups
100 dozen Butcher Knives, t6-irch blaie.D
2 10 dozen Fish n Ooks, (assorteG
400 dozen Fish Lines, (HssOrted.b
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BENTS COLLECTED AND LOANS NEGO
TIATED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Fires in Pulaski.

During the past ten years we have wit
messed five large fires on the public square
in Pulaski, and the destruction of forty
eight houses-comprisiDg two hotels, one
courthouse, nineteen store houses, five sa-
looms, one livery stable, law offices, doctor s
Offices, sadd!ers, tailors, cabinet, jewellers
and other shops. In this estimate we in
clude only the fires which originated on
or extended to the public square, and do
not include the numerous fires which have
destroyed several residences, two store
houses, one carriage shop, steam FIGURING
mill and other buildings in different parts
of the town. Thus, when we take into
count the tornado which destroyed nearly
the whole of our Western suberbs, two
years ago, il will be seen that Pulaski has
been most wofully scourged.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

MARRIED-In this city on Friday evening" May
LIST, 1868, by Rev. F. L. Ewing, Mr.. FULLY BRowN,
Of Nashville to Miss Lou, daughter of P. II. EzELL
Esq.
FULLY, you have captivated and won one ofPu-
laski's rarest gems-the queen Of beauty, goodness
and purity. No oneis more worthy ola pure hearts
richest love than she. May the sweet waters of
your young lives, they flow down Tie stream of
time, never become embittered by sorrow, but flow
gently on with the of peace shining brightly
their bosOms.
Many thanks to both for their kind remembrance
of us in the moment Of their greatest happiness.
There were two crystal streamlets
Ia valley side by side;
The music Of their voices
From each to each replied
They lIstend to each other,
And nearer nearer came,
IT'LL IN gentle river,
Their course became the same.
MARRIED--At Mt. Vernon, Titus coun-
ty, Texas, on April LIST, 1868, at the resi-
dence of H. L. Williams, by the Rev. Mr..
Wilkes, DR.. w. G. sHANKINs, of Giles
county, Tennessee, to Miss HATTIE Will
LIAMs, of Mt. Vernon, Titus county, Texas.
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NIisterY and Crime at ] vnnriIIe.


mysterious affair occurred at LynnviIle, in this
county a few weeks since, the particulars Of which
did not come to knowledge until within the
Pastfew days? The parties to the crime are Mr.
Briekean, grocee keeper and deserter from the
Sd Tennessee regiment, and Mrs. Fannie Strick-
land, whoresided in this city when girl. A child
was born of the widow, and according to her state
ment, Brickean was the father of it. The child
was born alive, and Brickean was present at its
birth. 1t went into his hand alive and when he
returned it, 1t was dead. Itwas slowed away in
trunk, with both legs severed below the knees
where it was discovered a few days since. a cor
oner's inquest revealed the above facts and that an
abortion was attempted, which proving unsuccess-
full, violence was resorted to.
About two years ago the husband of Mrs Stricl-
land was fouIly murdered in stable near his house
and as letters said to have passed between the
guilty pair previous to his death, strong suspicion
now rests upon Brickean his murderer. He Ens
led from justice.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

As matter al course it is expected that
all new advertisements shall have puff
in the local columns, but in calling atten-
tion to the card of J Mann & Co., Nash
vile, 10 this paper, we wish to be under
stood as meaning just what we say. We
have tried these gentlemen and do not hes
itate to say that they keep good article of
gentlem ms goods, and sell them very
cheap. We ask our friends to hunt them
up when they go to Nashville and give them
q trial.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

lion. Edward Carswell, the distinguished loetu-
reT and orator, electrified small audience ofIadies
and gentlemen at the Methodist Church last Satur-
day night. The evening was stormy, and we are
FORTY that 80 few could. turn out, for everybody
would have been immensely pleased and highly ed
ihed. As an orator Mr.. Carswen has few superb
Ors, while as a champion of temperance, he is not
equaled by any to whom we have ever listened.
Mr.. Carswell is under romise that at some future
time he viii visit Pulaski again.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Tennessee horticultural Society.

The first annual exhibition of the Tenn
essee horticultural Society will take place
at Nashville May 18th and 18th.
The Society is making arrangements to
give display worthy of this great State
ard cultivated people. A beautiful Hall has
been secured and the preparations for TO
raj show exceeds any former occasion.
Direct packages to F. H. French cores
Ponding Secretary, COueOrdia Hall, Nash
vile. All articles must be received before
noon of the 18th, and notice sent some DAYS
before, that room may be reserved.