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New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
MRS MADAM CONVICTED OF MURDER.

BosroN, May 2i.-At the close of the trial
Of Mrs Nancy b. MADAM for tho murder Of her son-n'
law the accused being allowed TO speak, said " Sen'io
men OF the Jury-I have nothing 20 say, only this v @
not guilty am willing 10 appear before God ndsS oua
son1nlaws blood Will not be found upon "g z Murder
The Jury this morning rendered verdie' Vi
I'm tho degree"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

tho Winnessagoes and POtOwatomes Ia WISCONSIN, ShPl
d. e. Grths special agent Of the Sac and FOX lhdians
in Iowa. Lieut. Garretty.
The above may be changed in some particulars. The
appointments have been made only so far as the officers
have reported About 80 other assignments have yetto
be made
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
s1Nn1-LAR SHOOTING MATCH ARRANGED.

CHICAGO, May 21.-A shooting match for $500
has been arranged between Capt Bogardus OF Illinois
and Abe Klumes, the former to shoot from wagon
while in motion at IS double and IS single pigeons alta
distance OF yards and the latter TO shoot at the same
number OF birds at distance Of 80 yards standing on the
ground.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
REIGIUNf.
RESIGNATION OF MR.. sANDFoRD.

RESIGNATION UF MN oANUTVINU'
LONDON, NAV 2l-The independence Beige of this
evening learns that Mr. Sandford, United States
Minister to Belgium has sent his resignation to
Washington. He was led to take this step in conse-
ouence of the action of the Senate with reference TO
his nomination for Minister to Spain.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
presented here !
MATINEEs TO-DAY.

Large range of choice is afforded to the
eeker OF amusement TO day. Afternoon performances
I'm addition to the regular evening representations Will
ne given at many OF theaters Hiccory Diccory
mock pruned and condensed, will be done at the Oyn
Mic "Lurline" may be seen at the Academy-and this
matinee is announced the last OF the season Caste
yul no acted at Wallacks The last matinee OF 1.-THE
Forty Thieves" will be given at Nibo's Garden-as sln
had the Sailor" is ready for production on Monday
"Pygmallon" will be presented by the Willmore ana
Rogers troupe at the waveroy, where also the gl Sis
,ers will dance. Mr.. Lingard and Miss Alice Dunnins
i periorm at the Theater Comque. The last matinee
q, Roblnson Crusoe" will take place ut Tammany AT
o,clock At Booths Theater the matinee performance
wIn he ovid Oats" Mr.. Adams playing Rorer Tho
orms Bell" is tho Opera Bue for this afternoon at the
Fifth Avenue Theater.
MANFRED AT BOOTHS.
The Philharmonic Society propose to reclp-
rocate Mr. Booths courtesy in reading for them' oy
living performance on Wednesday afternoon the 2oth
nst at Booths TIL eater Of schumanns music TO Man
troAn-Mr Booth having consented again to read tho
nosm Tho occasion will doubtless call out great audi
ence. - e.,o,,,x, ,nNpvrr
The Brougham Benefit, on Wednesday, was
in every way great success. Mr.. BrOusOams hold
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
cHIEF,JusTIcE CHASE AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, May 2l.-ChiefJustce Chase,
who arrived here last night, presided to-day, the
United States Circuit Court lie made brief speech TO
the members OF the Bar indicating that he will remain
here about two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

FAILURE OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN BANK
ToRoNTo, May 21.-The Royal Canadian
Bank closed It's doors this morning announcing its
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE EIGHT.HOUR QUESTION SETTLED.


A PROCLAMATION FROM THE PREsIDENT-TEN
HOURS PAY FOR EIGHT HOURS LABOR.
WASHINGTON, May 21-The following Proc
lamation from the President issued from the State
Department yesterday;
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas The act Of Congress approved June 26 lses
constituted on and after that date, eight hours days
work for all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed
by or on behalf Of the Government Of the United States
and repealed all acts or parts Of acts inconsistent there
with;
Now therefore, T. Ulysses Grant, President Of the
United States do hereby direct that from and after ths
date, no reduction shall be made in the wages paid
by the Government by the day to such aborers work
men, and mechanics account Of such reduction Of the
hours OF labor.
In testimony whereof have hereto set my hand, and
caused the seal OF the United States to be affixed.
Done II the City Washington this 18th day Of May In the
Lord eight hundred and and Of The indspend
cree Of the United states the ninetJ.ihid
BY the Presidents HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

Sardou's play TO be acted on Monday night
AZ the Grand opera House for the first time in America
relates TO period Of and ecclesiastical oppression
and is brm full OF exciting incident The scene Is laid
In Brussels in 1870 and learn that the costumes and
scenery 20 be employed have been made after designs by
sardou himself and will faithfully reproduce the time
and place In question. The artists Messrs MarstoD
Du Flocq, seayey and Thorne. Only hye scenes are
needed for the piece all Of which architectural The
following Is the cast OF parts with which this novelty
the great success OF the dramatic year IN Pars-w be
utot bara
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
ENGLISH HOSTILITY TO SENATOR SUMNER.
The Washington correspondent of The Boston

ENGLISH HOSIILlIl ~ sENAlOt SbhNbh'
The Washington correspondent of The Boston
Journal says:
Mr. Sumner is the recipient Of fierce denuncation
and OF malignant abuse from Euglishmen at home and
abroad lust as he used attacked by the slave power
at the south and by Northern allies From the editor
of The London Tines 10 Prof Goodwin Smith all loyal
subjects OF the Queen appear animated by vim
dictve hostility toward the Massachusetts Senator,
Who has placed the conduct OF John Bull toward
tins country during the in its true hght before
the civilized world. As an instance OF the mahg
nancy OF this feeling, quote the following letter one OF
many received by Mr. Sumner Of q similar character
during the past fortnight which but remind him OF
fhe insutnR ssiyes which he used 10 be favored with
by the Southern chiyary In the letter was an editorial
from The Spectator: - a.,
SIR Ineose opinion Of the leading journals Of this
try to your eoudae only add which that
are ,hefpaug eoudoued Yankee seoundl Your ooedieut
,s,,,rt An
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

The "openng" of the Dundee Boat Club
occurred the Paterson On J) Lake, yesterday after
noon The only visiting boats present were two from
Hackensack The proceedings consisted Of an exhibition
OF the club boats hours rowing and the partakng Of
a collation.. The rain curtailed the outdoor pleasures
materially.
About 70 o'clock last night fire was dis,
covered in the basement OF No. O3 Orchard st., owned
aud occupied bakery by FOrentine Schmidt causou
by fat boiling over Damage about $780,
The bark Anton, which arrived at this p0,t,SS p,,S
yesterday from Bremen, Is detained ut quarantine VIZ"
small pOx on board.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

THE REPORT OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
AIsSIONERS-A LARGE EXPENDITURE RE-
QUIRED TO BRING THE ROADS UP TO THE
sTAEDARD-THE CoLoRRD MINISTER TO
HAYTI--A COLoRED MAN APPOINTED AS
POLICE MAGISTRATE IN wAsHINGToN-
CHANGES IN THE NAMES OF NAVAL
VESSELS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
The Commission TO examine the Central Pacific
and Union Pacific Railroads, consisting of MAJOR
Gen. @. X. Warren, j. Blickersdefer Lieutenant
Col r. S. williamson and j. S. Clements, have com
pleted their report, and the Commission has been
dissolved. From what can be ascertained of the
report they estimate that at the date Of their
examination, in February last, an expendi-
ture Of s2,SOO,OOO would be required TO
bring the Central Road up to a Grst-class
road and equip it for through business with
rolling stock depots. machine shops. engine houses
&c. Two Of tbs Commissioners Messrs. Warren and
Blickcrsdefcr also think expenditure Of 81 10000
80 REQUIRED " improve its location. MessTs VII.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

VIRGINIA APPoRTIONMENTs.
The following are the Appointments for
Congressman and members of the Legislature Of Yr-
glnla which form part Of the Constitution to be
submitted to a vote of the people Congressman and
members OF the Legislature to be voted for under
these apportionments on the same day on which the
people are to vote for the adoption rejection Of the
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

SrALED PROPOSALS WILL BE- sEcEIvED AT rHk
orcs Of the Clerk cf the eoarf Of Education, corner of
Grand and En streets snd sowsors sse un.n Iussday
Coal and Wood required for iss Pesc schools ss ey
Ter %. ensass yesr % gig nsa',Ss % osS ,9os ?, coal .
thousand hundred CD cords Of pno wood, more sr
Lass. .,,
and ssys s,e. 10 good orser thousand two hundred
aud fory se pou6ss 70 ss ten aaa nss. be delivered M
state bs from which Is propose. TO supply the coal
10 furnsbsi from tbs olnes osneil accepted. aad
state ne Price per Ton OF Two thousand swo hundred
The q the various slss Of coal required vul ~
iwess huud,i toas Of nfe hundred and i~sa
tyave tons OF egg size and toss Of nu, size
les hsn three sl feat an ns, s, haa three s inches
Ia, Sns WOOD Be oflae oes, quality nos less than q,
Tss propos.i. tho price cord Of saadrsa
splitting Yer cssis qaaaly q Oak wood e Be sp ssis
rss wcS v ss Inspected and nesrea under the super.
Inspector of Fuo OF th. Board OF Ecucatcus
and must be delivered at the schso when ordered, fol-
Twohirds Of the quantity required from re nr., dsy os
Ju,y 20 the ,wenych dsy OF August snd the rsmsluder e
Ssid wood, both OAK and pas must be delivered saw.a
and when required sp and must be piled In The ysrds cs
mated By the proper authority Tbs conaes for supplying
SAID coal and wool 70 b. binding uri the AID day
wac, VIII be required and each prcpcss mus, be .ccones
MED with the signatures and rsesrscs OF the proposed sure
No compensation viii be allowed Tor delivering said ecA1
SAINT IN the Yards cellars vsuis OF bins ssd ssaos
Of the Besrs % Educson snJ should bs enaorssa
sails Tor Coa or "Prope.as for WOOD /. ne csss ms se
rhs committee reserve sss rss, 's tfys ExsssA us
THOMAS MURPHY,
SAMUEL A. LKwfs,
Ccmmiucs On Supplies.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOL
N sale-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared Food 10
mocking birds at b. DOVEf'S, Nos and Greene street
corner OF Canal
n B.--Ladics attended 10 by Mrs. Doycy
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
BrsrAu or.Cox,rnuoTtoS AN Rsr.rsl

wAsnissToS, r. q, Jun. s isss
ss III. b. h hsaSs ssG
of @
rsaS .. ss s, s. aaS :S
be tsa. shey b. distinguished from other tk
r saes el..se. psE,ie. s.a! IN .ua
me form. e PROPOSE q gusnIes aad q e;-ssas
rs.pesys raw ,srd. snd 'ho's Of al ,a' yards o
ISs som%.aaspi q esch nsyy y.ra ana .ss pus..sas
Tor es:h ssisn VI hsva soL Of ss ;ShsdsS
.so ia;.as e1 yase rS:i;: d,.i..s.: y
Is. ptopo:si = ser &c ssoIs cIss.i. =. .p
se .ao to ho q IKE rpe.Ue 0s
In: sSPS'i 81 %ns q a. I ss,e from
bidder resides that BE bs license IN articles o
nssatscrer o. Or regular dae. TO- the sie,ss whiss ss
R @ 'si e s'sis s sss x & y:
reside
loves, bid and vss b. guarantee required by law hs N.v
pa .ny sy fsssses s,s esss I to reject the
surs.st Ia The ful snoyn, VII be rsauired 90. The
5n 'sf the Navy ''' De ''''d 10 ''
&. y K, IN. I: ':s e. S :: .i:
Ss9n eop.sd and sssy per SeGs o y. % Of sseh
iv. ysfa, VIII paid = rayiaaasF o. he station a.
ss ZANE = sss ssSs been Ss..ed 81 se s.cs.sly q S
The ci".. o, .s, Bureau are numbered and Designated .
Ss; ss.i o.s sG ~ S xRs o:s Ss;
White Oak Rosrds; No. Yellow Pine Lcgs No. g. yelo1
Fino Beams; No. yellow Pins Mast Timber No II, WhS
Pine Logs; No. H. white Pine Mas, Timber No. H. Whe
piss Plant Boses, SoIs White Ash Eni, scssh; No rs
hosnny Nspe Cherry No is loenst Timber; No 90 Lea
Gust Iresaais No 81 Cypress. CEDAR No. g Black Spruss
Wis No 20 I1so Cspger Nc 81 wousAi Isoa, lsuad ..a
81 Steel No 50 lion spkss No Sc Iron Wrought Naisi No
& .iIs q, . y 7 ais 3: :L
iron: No sA Flies; No ST. xussrs No. "a fools for abs
stores; No s. Tocls, 10, 1se 10 ysss .ri shops; No
spr: rurpsn,ins No O. srssn snd Lard Oh; No e. TAD
No 0, Dry ooocs for uYhols,erng No H. Stationery No
f,Sep,Ine Ssp No. H. sese. esetins Nc Is Isssr Puma
Rigging, Laeirg; 80 90 Junk; No. II, oakun No. a. BeG
logs: No. s. CesTvoa No. % Wood No " Patented Artb
c,es.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

DERsoYs WISHING TO suBsCRIBB soR rH8
Il HERALD will BE siiRykp AT AN RAnLy Moye
nv LEAVING THEIR ADDRE3& AZ rHE BRANCu Ox.
FiCE OF Tlit NBw YORK HERALD, iB FOtfo8
STRICT. BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

A gCTION sALB-AT THE SAN FRANCISCO SRA ARLEs,
lie West Forty ss,h street s,xh avenue, Tues
day. june ~ at O'Clock A. NJ order OF the executor OF
tbs estate OF tbs late Peter Dnbo, the following hors:
Bay Mare Fsrny srrsgue, Year, old, i5p hands high, By
mer over tho Fashion Course two nies IN 90 anf o6,
and the Nsrragansst Park mlc Ia "a wiIafns
both 10 sound and tnt ana s excellent polo
Can be at the San Frsucisce stab.ea
sorre HorEs wsslng,os Irving is4 hsnds hsh years
Old, sred by Ethen Allen win rtow 20 Ia harness. Cau
Island.
pendent be by Hamtieon.u Sunrysde 10 years old and
has rottod 10 80.
Brown Fiy yoars OLD out OF srnnysde by Hanateon-
iar entorct 10 The Spirit OF the fuss SAKE 70 be rcsd for
neal October -
years old ous Of TIE Of The celebrated Ia
Shsrwoed ty Eureka
Greene s;Teet.
seih'''iS a'' '''' 'N AM NJ wtEEs yr E.er,,n,
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

Scs. :. z, Is IS, A. .s q ss, % @. IS ta II, Mss
CHARLEsrowN =
$50, IS So, %, Ss ss' = SIC S'E5ss
81, 81, Is, u, e. 6s q ., A;@T' IS sV'@.
~ .s,ssss.aasaI,s&Rba%Ais'' sss IS "a o. ''' "' $50
$, {, sEs,.sssssis,iaSsssssss = s. - = 4; = = .ss&$
Ncs ts II, rs, ts, a. as "a a. 3a g. $9 sc S. a
S. 81, 81 q, q, 70, 20, III, q, 70, ", Is, %. y
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A MAJOR c. W. BARKER. AuCTIONEER,
corner Broadw6 aud Thirty. ninth street.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES,
EVERY " wEDNESpAY ND SATURDAY.
Regular sale OF this day postponed uniu
THURSDAY, JUNE II. AT IL O'CLOCK,
account OF great sale OF booded Stock Al New Pres
too, Conn, the property Of George G. Hiichcoek.
CATALOGUE OF THcRspAY'S SALE.
One pair bay Mares ID hands, Aad ysars Old warranted
sound and kind both good ladies' saddle horse5
fine and stylish rosdses Ona Bay Mare 10 hards,
years Odd sysh wsrraned soand and Kind in AL hsr.
dla SADDLE horse 0se nr9wn Horse lst hands years o
family coupe horse, extra traveller. and hne saddle
horse.
One Bay Horss Is hands, years old warranted sound
and kind 10 all harness, Cue aiys saddle horse superior
animal.
one bay bsse, is hands, yeas old, known by the
OF Shamrock good steePe chasa ana hurdle horse for
merry hy Colonel Hogan OF Montrea! very stylish,
kind In al harness and tr In three buiss warranted
sound.
One imported brown Msre Is hands, very Stylish
rsnse sound old u the fness saddle borsss ever
imported 70 this country.
fLe above horses have been brought @ THIS market
ty Dr. krwin OF Monircs who celebrated for hs se.ec
Non OF superior horses These hor.es WIN be .od wiIhou
The{ can ee seen Al rsdson Mors stables Sc is snd
time previous sAe and at tho City Auction MARI cor
ner broadway and Thirty ninth street, at O'clock on Thurs
day aosn'ug.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE. I45 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS JUNE II, 1865
The track being broken up for running and the sta
bcs al Ia readiness Tor the accommodation OF the hnrsca
thai to contend Al the meeting June 2 30 and July
EDWARD r. NORRIS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
PROPOSALS..

DRorosALs FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED Td
tos Navy Yards under tho oognza1ce Of hs Bureau ol
Construction asi RcEar.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

A uCTION SALE.
"A Major q. ". BARKER, Auctlonesr.
WI be sold AZ patlis auction w:h9u, reserve 8; the Gaen
Friday Jras Is iesa q, II O'CLOCK A. NJ 10 Of tbs lnest
Horses ever offered IN h's msrkes, the properly Of H.
brown Geidsg Isl haEas high years elt enc eours
pair Sssa deainss is hands i:S year; old onspsir
in "a; saus. sEa ois can TS; nnn;ss min M one
In ab; ons bay Mare is9 hsass hlgh, years old, can
ysars old car ,rot u eAs o The pole sna beat sc single
well matched brown Geidng 10 aa ds
hgS syesrs DID, can rot Ia rnutes one black 0eldng
ISL hands high yes old goot rosdsier slso light top
Wagon, made oy ousenbury TOP sSou pole
aud shafts made by Duscnbury, three sets single Harness.
three sets double ten pairs ene Banke The above
horse, wagons. Ac be at the stables day
previous 20 the sale. No posPcaeasnt account OF
weAtssT.
BARKER HANLfN,
Citc Auction u ART,
l,SJ, Broaivay, corner ThjrtT ninth street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

VcxCsH EOTICE-THR uNDF RsidNED WILL APPLY
J The Metropolitan Board Of Excise on the lth Gay OF
July 1882 license sell spuous Liquors Wine, Ale
a. MotREG0R & co.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
THE TURF.

IIoBoKEN COURSE, sEACAUcus, n. J-TROrrING
II purse OF siOo mite heas bes, 3 In o 10 hsrne.s ,.
bay horse Sam Berys bay june l6 a o'clock N.
J. II. FARRANT, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY.

SIXTH PURCHASE OF GOVERNMENT BONDS. Pro.
posas viii be received at this Office until OF Wednesday
June 49, for the sale 10 the OF million OF dol
lars Of Six cent fyetweny bonds for .he sinking fund
which time the bids Will bs opened and The awards de-
cared Proposals win stale the specific character OF the
bonds offered whether registered and Of which
issue a1d be for amount less than i've thousand
dolisre.
The prices named in the proposals be for the principal
OF the bonds lawful without regard 10 tie accrued
interest," which win be paid 10 con the bonds accepted
from the date OF the last OF Interest TO tbs date OF
purchase
Each proposal enclose a certified cbaat for Eve per
Of the amount offered The checks accompanying
posais ccspted will reuroed the result
and those OF others following day. when
the bonds delivered for which payment will 90 made
a they be duly examined
The right reserved 10 reject bs adverse to the Interests
OF The Like proposals viii bo recsivsd We'd
nesday OF esoh week untH otherwisc directed.
T. H. VAN DYcx,
Assis,sr. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

SrdAR HOUSE TRUCK. BUILT nv CLARK ApFsry;
= two fne Horses ard Uarrcss complete Tor sna b, lAR
RIIAk WALL Act. Nos. Q anie trinity riacc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-22
Baby's Linen.

An eminent physician in the
Hearth and Home contributes the fol.
lowing exquisite article for ths beDe-
fit of young mothers. Itls the rich
est gem we have culled in some time.
He says;-
An intelligent young mother in-
quiFed some days since how she
could best preserve her chiId's linen
clean and sweet when changed fre.
quently during the day. I directed
her hever to dry it by the FIRE, but in
the sun and open air, if the weather
permitted. You thus not only avoid
saturating the air Of your rooms with
the volatile and poisonous gases driv-
en- out Of the linen, but the suns
rays have the power of cleansing and
disinfecling which artificial heat has
not, and will purify and preserve the
linen. She followed my directions,
but, as is too often the practice, dried
and aired in the nursery window
Her fastidious husband demonstrated
in vain against this unseemly expos
ure. Believing that if she saw her
practice as others saw it, she would
desist, he directed their afternoon
walk as to bring the nursery window
in full view from a central part of
the town. Stopping abruptly. he
pointed to the offending linen tapping
conspicuous in the breeze. and asked
sarcsstically:-
my dear. what is that displayed
from our Window
Why" she replied. 'that is the
flag of our union -
Conquered by this puDgent retort,
he saluted the flag with a swing OF
his hat, and pressing lis wife's arm
closer within his own, sang as they
walked homeward -
"And long may it wave"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-22

What father, OF what man who has
a heart inside of him, can have the
face to complain that his county pa
per costs 800 much ? Itis the cheap
est article that goes in mans house,
it carries more wealth with il for the
cast of it than any luxury or comfort
that is transient can carry. It's a
humbug, this talk about cost-own
up and tell the truth-say that you
are so stingy and mean as to rob your
mind of the pleasure of reading or to
keep from your children that which
the mere possession of greenb acks
cannot giVe-intellectual delight.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-22
Forest.

Gen. Arress made little speech
at the .Tlll's Valley barbecue on the
25th, which is thus reported -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN This is
no ordinary occasion, and l but speak
the honest sentiments of my heart
when I say that I am glad to meet
our distinguished Northern friends
here to-day. am proud to have
them here among us, and 1 believe
this audience will extend to them
hearty welcome. Applause. 1 am
not accustomed 70 speaking, and
shall say but few words. The time
was when we met each other on the
battle field. each party striving to
overthrow the other. But this is al
changed now, and we are once more
friends. This is the beginning of a
prosperous era. and it is the proudest
hour in my life. when can stand
here and extend the right hand offel-
lowship tc these men from the North.
[ [Appiausel
Two years ago they might not
have dared come among US; but a
change is being wrought, and We are
becoming as one people, hay ing a
common interest. We must hereafter
meet the Northern men literally, and
second all their efforts to develop the
resources of our country. am en-
gagged in the work of building a rail-
road myself. and every man should do
what he Can to build up the shattered
fortunes Of not only Alabama, but the
whole South. a revolution has set
in. and it cannot be stopped. A new
era has dawned upon our people, and
we must keep pace to the march of
events. Alabama, l believe, is des-
tined to be the richest State in the
Union in the future. We want men
and money here from the North. We
have only population of about fifteen
to the square mile, while Massachu-
setts has sixty. We must increase
| our wealth by increasing our popula-
tion. And, iD conclusion, Alabami-
ans, l call upon you to extend hearty
welcome to those who have come
among US from Massachusetts, and
Connecticut" Loud Applause
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-22
Cold Blooded Affair,

One Of the mos t wsnton, cold blood
ed outrages and attempt at murder
we have heard of for some time took
place in this county a few days ago.
Last Friday evening, while Mr.. Ir-
win, who lives some seven miles
sou th-east of Athens. was quietly at
work in his bottom field, a drunken
man named Stone came along, aud
without any provocation got over the
fence, and, without words, deliber-
ately shot him, the ball taking effect
in the groin. Mr.. Irwin is suffering
terribly from his wound, but it is not
considered dangerous. Stone made
his escape.-Athens Post.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-10-22
O0mestic Life.

The banes of domestic life are li:-
tleness, fslsity, vuIgarity, harshness,
scolding. vociferation, and an inces-
SAINT issuing superAuous prohibition
and order, which are regarded as i'm
pertinent interferences with the gen
eral liberty and repose, and are pro
vocative of ranking or exploding re-
sentiment. The blessed antidoJes
that sweeten and enrich domestic life
are refinement, high aims, grea: in
terests, soft voices, quiet and gen
tie manners, magnanimous tempers,
forbearance from all unnecessary COM
mands or dictation and generous al
lowance of mutual freedom. Love
makes obedience lighter than liberty.
Man wears noble allegiance not as
a collar but as garland. The gra-
ces are never so lovely as when seen
waiting on virtues; and where thus
they dwell together they make a
heavenly home.