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Until further notice the Nails VIII close as
follows:
For Cairo. chicago. 81. Louis, Nashville, Lo1s-
vile. Cinaiunati, Cleveland. PlttsouTg, mia
delphia. BuGaIo, Albany, New YORK, BA.l-
more, aud all cities north and Weet' At
go pm. w
Augusta. Columbus. Ga, Montgomery 4o-
Nile. Ala,, New Yo.k, Nashville, and aAeltle-
south and east, at l245 pm.
FOR New orleans, Ration Rouge, Jackson, Miss
Vioksburg, NRtchezi and All elues SOUTH AT
All Efauous on Mississippi and TennesSeA
Sonthern. New Orleans, Jackson ana Great
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An stations on Memphis ana Louisville and
brsncb railroads at go pm.
] station on Memphis and CHARLESTON, MIS-
sis-i9Df Central, Mobile and OHIO, N~ashYlle
and Decatur, Nashville and Chs3tsnoogs and
Fsst Tennessee railroads 81 lzi) pm
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Inferma Ion Wanted.

TIC the heirs OF George Hazard, colOved.
Il Information ia wanted concerning NANCY
HAZARD and ROBERT HAZH RD, children
of George and Cynthia Hazzlrd, who were
sold as slaves in Virginia many years ago. u
they can be found, they Will learn something
10 their advantage by applying 10
John THOMAS,
Executor OF George 1az1Rri,
febl3 2t No. 1910 Arch street, Philadelphia.
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RoYsTER, Tcezeysnt & %. will sell al
suction this morning, 10 O'Clock, in front
OF their sslesroom, 276 Second street, q
handsome R)ckaway, in perfect order,
and two Buggies and Harness.
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GRAND OPENING.-Tae house on Front
street two doors from Madison, viii be
opened to-day by Mr.. Hauiy. He viii
treat his friends in the best possible mar
ner. Go and see hin4 this morning.
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y y L X l. -
.s,,.7llv locsted businezs houGs on Front
EoN Fos W. PAGE. JE-
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MUsrc Bob Wardlow's Conservative
fcolored) band were out lsst night in fuIl
force and serensded several prominent
citizens. They are pleased with The
nominations made at the Convention
Yesterday.
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MRS. WINsLoW's
so OF H SYRUP

Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
soaen;ng the gums reducing all inaanmation
will allay all pain and s~pssuiodle action, and Is
sure 10 Regulate Bowels.
Depend upon It, mothers, 1t will give rest 10
yourselves, asd
Relief and Health ia your Infants.
We have pat up and sold this article for years
and c N say in confidence ana trutA Of it what
we never can DO able to say OF any other med
icine: Never has 1t failed In a single instance
TO effect a cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance OF DISSATISFACTION by any
one Who used It. ON the contrary, all are de-
lighted with It's operation, and speak IN terms
Of commentator of its medical effects and
medical ~7iytuas. We speak in this matter
"vhat we do know" after years OF experience,
ana pledge our reputation for the fulGlment OF
What we here declare. In almost every in
stance where the Infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Syrup is admins
tered.
Full directions for duooss IIA 5~uIsnsny each
bottle.
Be sure and call far
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
Having the fac-simile of i" Curtis & Perkins
on .he outside p All others are base
limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 81 Cents per BOTTLE.
UFFIcRs-2Is Fulton street, Nv York; 2O'
High aolborn, London, England siis 81 Pau.
street, Montreal, Canada - cod om
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Retan PrIre . S. Dol, ErerIWhera.

Terms fHvHs iabiy Cash sa deilFery. No
better opportunity for men OF small means %
realize a nandsOnsincome than by agency Tor
sale OF the Ft~LEf 2 APP
DIV Ia per on, or ADDRESS. with stamp for par
ticuIars. J. A CAMEEOE ~
General Agents, Ei Nam ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Femaiutrg COUNTIES yet open for azeEcy %
FINLEY CHUE~ DASHtR in North and hid
die Nisst sippt. Vest and Ni-dIs Ienusssee AMI
Arkansas some States North and South open
Or agency, On Hosral terms
J. A.CAAEEON & co.
Parties owning desirable city or ruburtan
property. who NBh 70 convert II quicFly aud
70 good advantage. can make q TRANSACTION to-
the F.SLEY HCR DASHER FOR extreme
western territory. The TroGls can Re made
Immense on She Pa-lEc Coast aud Other uaI-
lions or the far West. Call zad see US. and In
ducenenJs may be offered that perhaps rlaY
please yDu very much.
IA. CAMERON 4 co.
81 Main street.
The FINLEY CHURN DASHEB shipred TO
shy acdrCss on receipt Of THlsEE DJLLAHss
~ BY express &C. ~
IA. CAMERON & CO.
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BUsinesS. Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed az the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal sob OfIce-
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FOR good ash wood, go to Blgley,
Msllersh & Co, coal dealers. feb6 IF
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rCE SALE,

T0R SALF-TWENTH-EItE- ~ FiN q
4 Rurln- IluL5y d 20 nave ~
sale f1I Hne AULE--afse Ia a
No. IS Unloz street, upstairs 10 ~ 80
DgR ALE viI SAL. at auction. on The
II l5fb f0st. the f1iiowiUE Lois In turl flca'
se-iup. Lots 2 and BLOCK u lotS = - ~. nti
sna b b-o-s y Lots "a and - block IL Iefn'
Ts-f ras8. Balance in Y months, Xtth Hen re,
1sine1. sale On the prem IfExEEDFRu
PPes5Tasry u, lss f1l32t-
TOF gALE-Oa reasonable terms. Ouo-hali
E1te-etJ IN the RoutlerD }ioT NcrAsi 80
1f sTsffsoH street. Nemphis For particulars
Fnguira Of D. r MEYERS, II MS law ohtGe; 30
Z7sl Main street Aet4Pnls. LsoL-L -
DOE RALE-The Houses AMI Lot in Ia
II Orange. Tenn owned hE Ar-- r Nltv9
~SDoosits the Episcopal Church, Said lot mas or
Al 80 dwelling houses and an once ttn -
or-uused by one or two families. mas 9eeL
uewfv suiuRlei, plaSleted alo pace
5jTa va, There is a -o51 Wenof water, kLcnen
ensorphousa uud sZceleutga dSn spot leIu
rbrea thousand dollars, one ih0-aapu ossu ~
boFaucafu eighteen mouFhS- Azores NIT o.
COTTEN, University Place, FiahAhn SSS ~
Tcuueg &c.
1oR ssJE-A arst eIsss 7J-HuRSE POWEt
ENGINE Portable Boiler ana SO 80
Mn. IN c0mpiete order Also "A - -.
GHIST MIL viii D SOLD " inquire " -
- Front street, or 40 No b Union street hetn'
phi--
-0P sATE-A cgUNTER SUITABLE Fol
r a Cigar, fruit or News stand. Apply az
4 ats u-uce. y-1
@7p g.LE OR RENr-The Malone tor o'S
X 49,. Plantation, ~situs.ec on Jte Dtui
rEge- q .aE miles below ~Supnower Lard
~ Nississi8pl six OF seven hundred acIesiL
-1fiivsfEon. with eSJd iafIal"g lmb,S
Se.g -1,yy gsIa.- End 100 10 300 onsnei
.corn- This IS one Of the G5ZnesL PAGES On "a
9lNeI. 49, janis In
ToP skLT-DRUG sroRE-sFooK AN
II Tirtures or . Drug Storein Bohyaf Asnn
TT,-.F.a $50, WiI be sold very toH i9r csSA o
teeuE l'l Bolivar. Tenn.
END Lov FOR 4sLE OR RENT
An elegant Cottage llIl
Ir,veusuts al new, witt Ave aer OF gnothc
n Garmaut8wn. on the Memphis ana ChaLLs5
son Railroad. House contains ave rooms VIZ
sIf necessary out-hOuses. For further lhoT
Trafion. apply 70 II. T. Jones or Capt Geo %
Zone near Germantown, OF 20 the under
$3.50 0. n. ALSUP.
January 2. 1858. "a ~
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ATTENTION is called to The sale OF piece
casimeres, cloths, ~vestiHgs, ets at w. IL.
Passmore & Co.'s, go Second street, this
morning al 10 o'clock.
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HOSIERY of all qualities, both for ladies
and gentlemen, is now lying on the
counters marked In plain figures being
| retailed at extremely low prices-pur'
chased at the bankrupt sales by N. Vol
J 4 Co, $50 Main street,
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FmEp..Yesterday mornipg John
Hallum and John Cawden were hned
ten dollars each by Commissioners Rier-
ards, for shooting within the corporation.
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GROCERY STORE. at the Intersection OF
poolgr aud Alabama streets. A number one
Sand. Gan command a la-Ee country trSas'
INQUIRE On tie premises SO Alabama street.
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mn Heads Printed at the Lowest
Prices at the appeal Job Office.
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business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed al tae Lowest Prices ut the APP
peal Job Office.
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1O
s:MSII2ENS

Il IS automatically stated that One-ffh Oftbs
Inhabitants OF this country and EarOps die OK
CouEum ption. No disease has been more thor-
oughiy studied, and its nature less understood
there is no disease upon which exists q greater
diversity OF opinion, and n disease which has
mo g completely 5afled al medical skill and
remedial agencies.
some of The prominent symptoms are Cough,
ExpsctOra' ion, ShOTtness Of Breath. Irrt alton
about the Lungs and Chest, darting Pains IN
the sides and Back. EmaciatiOn, and general
negative con fuOn Cf the whole system
Per ems suffering with this Gre1O disease OF
any OF its coacOmit ants should lose DO time In
possessing II emselves Of the proper Remedy IN
order that they may stay ia ravaEes, anu De
restored to health. The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-15

Ou- friends viii remember that the APPEAL
BUSINESS OFFICE Is snow located at 10. - Sef-
ferEcn street.
The EDTronfAL Rooms OF the APPEAL have
been removed to No. ~ Jefferson street, up
stairs, where we Will be CAD 70 see our niencs
at all times,
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La nlranaes' French nsn,eaIes-Hsv,

La h~fira,dSs' French Rsn.edIes-Hsve
saved thousands all over Europe, hay
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La Mtrandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish g branch IN this
country, 1 am now prepared TO furnish his
celebrated remedies foT CONSUMPTION, Rheu-
matism, scrof1,s ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported VitalIa- Health's Grand RestOrer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perieac-d physicians Address your COM
munIcations to DR.. g. W. Fsrnier, as West
attn ST., New York. ADVICE GRATIS Our
book, by which any person can understand
their own case, sent resto any address. Ladies
may address us in full confidence. jail
Rev MarrI age GuidP.-An Essay fr Young
Men, on Physiological EEors, Abu-es and Dis
ea e., incident TO Youth and E.rIy hanhQOdt
which cree Q impedimsnts TO AtAREIAGE, with
sure means OF relief. sent in sealsd letter en-
v, iopes free OF charge. Address DT.J. SKlLLlN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, fhilaiel-
phla, "a, isDz Jaw
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LAUNDRY. 40 Jefferson sire,

For good ash wood, go TO Bigley,
Mellersh & Co., coal dealers. fsb6 If
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RiU HeRaa ErEnt.d a. sac Lowest
Prices at the appeal J0e gttsees
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AND DEALERS IN LUmBEP,
SOUTHERN PL0W WORKS,
No. 16I Madison st., Memphis,
Flows, Sweeps, Serapers.

CRnAr RepuorIoN o. PRICEs-oLos-
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MRS. r. WATSON. MONTHLY AND GEN
M eral Nurse for The sick, may be found al
No, G4 ThiTG street. References Rev. j. y.
Rtaadman aud !. Z. Allen. ND ials
BOARDING. Gentlemen and their wives can
ID huvsuics rooms furnished or unfurEfshed
with board. Al-o a few day bOarders n be
accommodated at reasonable rates. Apply al
i31 Second street. teDiS D
r. W. PRICE, A. 3. TREADWELL,
Late OF EasJport, Miss, Memphis, Tenn
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TRANSPoR FATIoN
A GE OF TIME
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

- ARRrvE. uEPERT
COrinth snd Grand June.
ton AccOm'd'D, daily = - nm rc.ca
SOmerynls Accommodatn
daily except Su~nGayJ---s:40 am. 5.s0nm
The = 90 . IA. ira q vii not stop 81 Fl.- e.
lions, unless signsilsd, west OF Grand Junetfon
Connects with Mississippi sntral going E0rtb
COrinth ami Grand Junction Accommodation
m akss clos connection at COrinih with hfobl o
and Ohio IA IrOad going both North and
south and a. Grand junction connects With
Mississippi Central Railroad going North and
South.
Railroad Time Is 20 miaute faster than city
time.
TICKET OFFICES Main street, Overten
Hotel snd At Depot ". j. kO-S,
fsb7-ial4u General superintendent.
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NEAT COTTAGE No. ss5
= RAJ street. containing 2 rooms hent e.
per month. Also, q Os6r ana News S
Csinipe car H'' W ALLEN.
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INSURANCE PRINTING.

We are also prepared to execute ALL KINDS
OF printing for Insurance Agents in s Superior
style
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|oR ssLE-A arst class 7J-HuR'E POWER
II ENGINE, Portable Boiler ana So -
RruI ~ eouip,eta order Also, a nrst class
GEIST MIL viii o. sold l,w- Inquire ~ No.
- FRONT street, or 80 No IS Union street, Mem
jan2I 2w
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Notice to ak Payers.

TFE Tax Book for the Forty-frst Corporate
Yea has been made up as Il affects the O'i-
glpal eight waIGs of the city. Through the
next ten Gaysfh.s book viii b opeu for lDspee-
ton and correction at Esquire Richards Office,
in the Exchange Building. Property holders
in the Ninth and Tenth Wards are earnestly
requested to furnish the Assessors with maps
plans and sub-diy sions OF los in the two new
Wards so that there may he no mistakes, in
me sureinent or ownership, made in the as
sessInent now in progress,
John PARK,
JAC5B WELLER,
L. j. DUPREE,
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Attachment Notice.

Constantly receiving SEASONABLE GOODS
directly from the manufactOrv Vhirh VIII be
offered at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
frbI dawlm
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FOR EEET.

,rr srNE CHOICE OFFICES IND
dL5.1fng Rooms (for gentlemen only IN the
heart Of the cay gsr, " CARNACK.
j. Court street.
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a Cough, 8 Cold or a Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention, and should be
checEed. If allowed TO continue,
of the lungs, n Permanent
Throat Disease or Consumption,
ia 0teu the result
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Central g,
SO Adams Street, Memphis, Tenn.

THIS houve, formerly known as the Hard
l. wick, has changed pTopnesors, and is now
open TO the trave ing public. 1t has been thor
oughly cleansed and reiurnisbed with new
furniture, carpets. etc. The fsre Is as good and
well prepared as that OF any hotel in this city.
The Dining Room Is In charge OF Mons. P:F-
Paoli. late of the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
This location IS most desirable, being about the
center OF the city. The rates OF board have
been reduced TO
81 90 per Day, or SI2 90 per Week,
(Roons Fucnished),
Day z "a per uhy -.
Day bOard-.----.... .....-.......--..-. 81 W per moutu-
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends and tue travelling public.
febl3 wSm -MEDLIN, RUrLEDGE &CO.
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REMOVAL.

R-sfae.s. visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed At tas ewes Prizes at tAie AP-
real Eab Office.
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WheaIIey ~ AVent. Collecting
Agen Y, No. 40 Beshell Block.
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RiTIs LadinE Printed ~ the Lowest
Prices at the Appeal Job 0aEce-
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T0P FEET-A HcUs$ CoSFh = s 81 .
L rooms, a -rout and sl1e p-- P,nlsr and
orleans streets, fronting on Urleeus' AA4U
at ~ AoeLis SI-s' MARTIN DAILY.
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ElR a TE-A House for rent or Union
sH-eet. with seven rooms and o1thOusrs, 81 SO
Der month. The Furniture for sale NJ S-''~0
S REt.ls & WILSON,
Cd felaWeI nan.
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NFD ADAMS. 257le Main street.
EUK ALEXANDER 4JeGer-Ou street.
WILLIAM DE MOSS. 49, Court street.
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Uirecfors Of Conservative CoISTed zen
Wanting EmpioytrcHt.
MARFTGO IOgNSON,l Want to work o. a
BURLEY MITCHELL. farm
n1NNUs NBTRFBE. house servant OF toward
BRIITOS HINES, Old aud faith al house ser
want.
EDWv SEFFn MONROE PARHAMt
SAM CROHHAN. WI FOSTER,
HARVEY BROWN, JOHN FOOL.
JANIS newton.
BARBFRs To BIZ P~STROSIZzD.
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NOR sALE-TwENTT-YIEE ~ EiNe
L MULEs. Rumn- EinIey d 90, nave IsI
sale gI Hne AULES--a'ge ltl al L-o 49,
II T..
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STEAMBOATS,.
ron CIHoIxHArT.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
LII HUN NAAAAe MdstsF
This new and magnificent Pasr
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WANTS.

~,~TrD-Y.,au Of s39O on improved I'M
w f-neTfobfred lily Property. adore : =
T~gr11affu Once.
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-0R sALE-A CgUNTER SUITABLE FOR
r a Cigar, fruit o. News stand. Apply az
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FOR WHITE RIvER

TUESDAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
corner Main aud sadisOn SITS, or
febf5 70 CITY Wharfboat. foot Monroe ST.
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/ NJ. j. MEACHAM, A. G. TREADWELL.
Formerly OF Meacham Formerly o. F. Lone
& Galbreath, & Co
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sssn.rsy essAs ala Of Ssslsssss:s.x .p ~;
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ron NO. OFFICE FOR RENT,
sppiy 70 TAYLOR COOK co, 80 front
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nor RFNT--The CHERRY LACE
H on EavburH avenue. lz miles south q
g.vrf Errqre. FERNS reasonable 20 a gOOc
I.a PARIEE & HABBERE,
~ II Monroe street.
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erus
J. A. CAAsRON & CO.
-s FINLEY cHrRT nAssFR sb,,,s5 -,
AuGR g %.

u BY express c. %. D.
IA CAMERON q ID.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-08-28
The RepOrt Of the Grand jury.

We respectfully and earnestly call the
attention Of Brownlow, the Legislature,
the Radical Press of the State, and Of eve
ry BAdical, white and black, in the State,
to thaes1art of the report of the Grand Jul
ry published in this paper which refers to
the social and political condition of Giles
county. And when we tell them that a
large majority of the members Of this Ju-
ry are Radicals, they will certainly not ut
terly disregard it as being "rebel testimO
n.y." and unworthy of credit. Certainly
their evidence viii be considered reliable
before the Radical Legislature. g
They testify upon their oaths, after dill
gent search aud inquiry, that the people of
Giles county are disposed to be law-abiding,
and that there is no use for the militia in
this county. They admit that there are
lust grounds of complaint on account of
political disabilities, and earnestly recon-
mend that the same be speedily removed.
They "abhor the idea of social equality
what God never intended, and man cannot
make So"
We desire this testimony, coming from
the source which it does-from those who
may be regarded from their position as the
representatives of the intelligent portion Of
the party, and the leaders of the Radicals
of the county, sworn to and submitted to
a Radical Judge-to be brought directly
under the nose of our Radical Governor,
the Radical Legislature, the Radical Press,
and every Radical in the State. We ask
that it receive that consideration which it is
entitled to, as simple justice to the people
of this county, who, perhaps, have had
more abuse heaped upon their innocent
heads for being outlaws, rebels, traitors.
Kuklux, and the devil knows what else,
than those of any county in the State
Don'treceive it. ye Radical, Press, as sim
DIV the evidence of this Rebel Kuklux re-
porter, for we had nothing to do with it..
The representatives of your own party in
this county, as sworn Grand Jurors. who
dare not withhold the truth, which,
however, we think they had no desire to
do, give it to you over their own sigma
lures, and you are bound to receive it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-08-28
Rev. Golmab Green.

We find the following notice of our old
friend and fellow-citizen, Father GREEN, in
a recent number of the Iuka Gazette:
Our very dear old friend. Rev. GOlman
Green, is again in our town, and has been
here for some days. He is still trying TO
win souls for his Master, and has all the
simplicity and purity about him which
characterized the Primitive followers of
the blessed babe Of Bethlehem. lie suffers
much with his old disease. Asthma, but is
more than compensated for his physical suf-
fering, by the abundant religious blessings
which he constantly enjoys. May he live
long-die bappy-pass the Jordon without
feeling its chilly waves-and End happy
home, higa up in heaven, close by bis
Masters side.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-08-28
COLORED KUKLUx.
They go For One of the Brothers,
and Get the Wrong One.

There is a Troublesome negro in this
community By the name of Ton Butler,
who has been in the habit of whipping and
otherwise abusing bis mother. The ne
groes of his neighborhood have been heard
recently to threaten that if Ton. was guilty
of such an outrage again they would ego
for him. A few days ago he gave his
mother another whipping, and il pufsu-
ance ofprevious threats, on Monday night,
party Of from six to dozen, supposed to
be negroes, mounted and armed. went to
Tom house, a few miles southeast of
town, and asked for him. They were told
that he was up at Squire Knights brick
yard. which is situated just across the
creek from the depot. and about mile
from town. They said '1et's go for him, +"
and started off towards town.
There were two other negroes besides
Tom staying at the yard that night, one
of whom was a mulattO boy by the name
of Porter Williams, who was the innocent
sufferer for Toms meanness.
When they rode up to the brick yard,
some time after midnight, they inquired IT
Tom Butler was there. Tom, from appre-
hension of something of the sort, perhaps,
was easily aroused, and jumped up to run.
In doing SO he stumbled over the boy POr-
ter Williams, who, in his fright, jumped
up too, and received the contents Of one
pistol which was intended for Tom, who
made his escape unhurt. Williams took
refuge in Mr.. Alex. Carter's corn field,
where he was found next morning and re-
moved to house, and had the necessary
medical attention. The ball entered some
where in the back part of his body, and
passed around near the surface to the front,
from whence it was removed by Dr.. Stump
ter. He is not considered dangerous.
1t is not known exactly how many were
in this party of negro Kuklux, nor how
many shots were fred, but several reports,
perhaps half dozen, were heard.
The only pity is that they hit the wrong
negro