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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19
1869. ANNOUNCEMENT. 1869
GENERAL ROUSSEAU.

This noble thoroughbred Race Horse can he found
the present season at Rockdale, the farm of Jas.
+: Smith, three miles west of Pulaski, Tenn, and
will serve at $25 the season. due the lst day
July, $35 by the insurance, due the 25th of De-
cember next. 81 cash to the groom will be required
in each case. Mares bred by the Insurance and af-
forwards traded removed will forfeit the insur-
ance price. Pasturage furnished at 81 per month,
or granted at customary rates. The season began
the 1st of March and will end LIST of July.
JAS. F. SMITH,
marchI2-2m W. G. LEWIS.
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Performances.

As to his performances on the Turf, we give you
what his excellent Trainer, Mr.. T. B. Patterson,
said of him, viz: CATER making successful cam
pagns for two years, and running over every course
from Nashville to Memphis New Orleans, and No
running AZ miles within 81 days. he considered him
First Class Race HORSE at all Distances, fron.op
to four miles, and after visiting the rscas
believes Rousseau -
except KeptIsa[Iiz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

Mr. Butler on the 10th, introduced to
Secretary Boutwell, a cOlOrsd man from
New Orleans, named Joubert, and recon-
mended him for appointment as assessor of
internal revenue in that city. JOubert said
he did net desire the office from pecuniary
considerations. but merely to test the dis
position of the party IN power as to the
rights of his race.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

General Cespedes. the head and front of
the Cuban revolutionary government, not
wiIhstanding the occupation of his old
headquarters at Bayamo by the Spanish
troops. maintains his confidence in the sue
cess of his cause and only wants arms and
munitions for the equipment Of the thous
ands who support him to make the whole
island too hot to hold the Spanish forces.
The position he occupies at the present
moment is proud one. Spanish writer's
claim that they hold force of seventy
thousand men and numerous feet, while
the insurgests under Cespedes are a scat
tered horde who will soon be captured and
condignIy shot Yet the scattered horde
have held the seventy thousand Spanish
troops busy or at bay for elk months, ADD
in that time have obtained dominion
over more than one half Of the island. In
view of the disparity of equipment between
the two armies we are told that CesPedes
will continue to pursue the Fabian policy
and avoid everything like pitched battle
with the Spanish forces. This is Wisest
thing he could do. It was that policy W hich
defeated the triumphant Hannibal in Italy;
it has ueutralized all the efforts of Dulce
in Cuba, and it will destroy the Cavalier
of Rhodes, who is to succeed the Captain
| General.-AeaU York Herald.
Dr.. w. J. Blackman, of Columbus, Mis-
sssippi, has received a patent for an in
vention to uncouple cars at once. The con-
troll of the train is placed in the hands of
the conductor. The invention is spoken
of as very simple. The same gentleman
has filed an application for patent which
the Index says will rsvOlutionize the news
paper business, viz: the getting up of read
| ing matter.
The Nashviilians who attended Grants
inannnratinn ha Va raInrnad Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

The TEEURE-oF. OFFICE.-The Radical
Senate is 10th to surrender its autocratic
power, and so proposes to suspend the Ope-
rations of the civil tenure law until the
next meeting of Congress, but this is not
satisfactory to the House. oxho will insist
uDon its unoonditiSaa =
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PHDTGRHH.

ROUSSEAU was sired by Commodore,
1st dam Noty Price by Cost Johnson,
End 90 Sa,lie Jones by imported Leviathan,
3rd @ Charlotte Hamilton by Sir Charles,
4th 90 Lady the Lake by Sir Harry
5th By imported Diomed
9th 60 BY ported st. George,
7th I" By i'm ported Fearnaught,
8th " By imported Jolly Roger.
eth 90 An imported Mare, afterwards called
May Gray by Broadhead.
For extended pedigree and performances see the
American Turf Register, Vol 1, page 54s, English
Stud Book, Vol. 1, page 167, Bruee's Stud Book,
Vol. l, pages 100 & 262, and Handbills.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

The woman's rights movement has taken
q new phaze in Boston. A letter in the
New York Herald from Boston, the
Athens (?l Of America, that self boosted
centre of all refinement, culture and moral
ity OF the country, that capital of Puri
tanical severity in all the proprieties oflife,
gives the news of prize fight between two
strong minded women. The Herald says
truly that more degrading and brutal
spectacle than the event thus chronicled
never occurred in this country. Much has
been heard of the degradation of the vile
of this city-the prize fighters and gOugers
and dog fighters and ruf6ans Of every
stamp-but absolute vice has not gotten
here so far down as to match two wretched
women to such an encounter as that to
which our rufians pit their dogs. This
acme of human disgrace was reserved for
Boston and the land of isms and progress
and woman's rights. In future chronicles
Of the great women Of Massachusetts, we
must not forget Sally Chapman and Molly
Jones and their game encounter of an hour
ana quarter
The Chicago Times has brief but point
ed biography of the Secretary of War
That paper says "Mr. Rawlins was
Democratic lawyer in Galena at the out
break Of the war, and is said by those who
should know, to still hold Democratic oPin-
iona on all questions but reconstruction
But he ESPECIALLY more devoted to the for
tunes of Grant, in whose rise he has risen,
than TO the welfare Of the body polite"
It is said that General Sheridan's reap
pointment TO the command of Louisiana
was intended 10 be merely q recognition of
the BUSINESS of his former policy in the
same position. and that as his present rank
places him second in command ia the army,
herwih be returned 70 the military district
of the West, in order 10 eOntinae, il neees-
sary, his operations against the Indians.
MARRlED-HOn. John Trimble -
Representative 10 &C.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

The Nashviilians who attended Grants
Inauguration have returned-Without Off
ces.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-03-19

The same spscial which announces that
General Thomas goes to the Division of
the Pacific also announces that Gen. Sher-
idan goes to the Division of the Mississip-
pi, headquarters probably at St. Louis ;
Gen. Scbo6eld to the Department of Mis-
souri,. headquarters at Fort Leavenworth.
General Halleck is to be ordered East to 8
division of the South not yet organised
General Augur remains in command Of the
Department of the Platte, General Han
cock of the Department OF Dakota, General
Pope Of the Department Of the Lakes, Gen
eral Lacey IN Georgia and the CarOlinas.
General SLOVENIAN goes to Arizona. It can
not be ascertaiDed whe is to relieve Gene
raj Thomas, nor whether the District Of
Mississippi will stand as now constituted.
Banner.
Major General H. W. Halleok is ASST nsd
to the Military Division of the South, to be
.eomposod of the Departments of the South,
ths Fourth Military District
n
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The Fair Sex in the Prize Ring.

susLoms at New sHeps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30


EDWARD W. BAXTER, AUCTIoNEER.
Large
Furniture Trade Sale
at public auction.
EDWARD W. BAXTER co.
will sell at their warerooms,
sos and 2o Canal street. New York.
a. public Auction,
TUESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1862,
alto o'clock A. NJ and continue daily TIL completed,
their immense stock Of
Walnut, Chestnut. and Ensmelled Chamber
s ssb PsSr EasnIs T SS5ss Lounges
ofher own Manufacture 10 order TO make room for their
fall stock and make the sale interesting and worthy
y Gs%brd WIZ Table. OF Il.
ssss es IN this
10. will be sold without reservel consisting Of over
' sSS walnut %snU. Cha CHAMBER Ssrs su ts'''''
500 enam elled Chamber Suits
iSS chestnut walnut trimming, Chamber Suits.
2eS Psror sa i., in harclotn' terry &C.
500 grained Bureaus, imitation walnut, mahogany and
500 grained washs,ands, walnut, mahogany and light
100 Bureau washsands, walnut mahogany and light
500 gsined Teapoys.
100 solid walnut sldeboards.
200 solid walnut Bedsieads.
Loo &c" :od walnut wslnu, e 81, sI Frames
Sofa Bedsteads what.Nots, Card Tables, &c.
Catalogues will be ready delivery goods ready for
inspection three days before the sale This sale will not In
sured that immense facilities for manufacturing win
Of sasTen per cash day Of sale remainder
Packing ' shipping S9ffBs Bs Sss
n II. PIERsoN, AUcTIoSEER.
BY A. D. MELLIcK JR, BRO, Auctloncers and Dealers
in New Jersey Real Estate, Is Pine street, New York.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3,
ai2M,
absolute sale,
by order Of j. r. gilmore ESQ, OF
70 very desirable villa Plots
Orange, Nj,
beautifully located on Scotland street, directly south
mont avenue and within Eve minutes walk of Mou,ros. and
Orange Valley stations from which sixteen trains run each
way daily; IS minutes from New York by the Morris and
Railroad These Lots situated in centre the
Of he fsrsmed Orange Mountain and in ne me
' sna Sa pss york
| men, .... n, vm p.,. ,.
from The Brick Church station 50 minutes from New York
and three %inSie, Walk from The Newark horse
best improvements in Orange
eoIfo with great abundance Of Fruit shade spa ornsmepts
Tbs he srs. auction sale that has taken sce In Orange
great VIII ,; %'Ss y the n sps
s ss 20 me sssson one soec train from H. oo u Bsr
Tes. a. .. ics O'clock A. Free passes viii 81 gwen to r.
% Hssss w s r. :esn
Ct :ss sSy r ~
;is sasssi ~ sss'sas'is yi ass$ NV ys. WY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

CHERIFF's SALE-SCHOOL fURNITURE.-RICHARD
- WALTERS, Auconeer, will SELL this day friday at ~
o'clock, No. II Market street, quantity OF school Funi-
ture, Desks, Benches, &c. JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff
j. i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
AID, FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1869.
SALES At AUCTION.

EDWARD scuENcK, AUcTIoSEER
M POSITIVE SALE OF
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, at IL O'Clock, az his
sacsroou 50 Liberty street. ane coeeti2n mostly OF pls
T0ussaint Grasio oppcnhem aud others also some ine
Pictures by Meby Mars Abel Cooper Gainsooro coutu
rier Tene Lesy, ko Also few very hnc ancient
Paintings Tho exhibition, and the sale
will DC positively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

DOBERT soMERyILLE, AUCTIONEER OFFICE 81
IL Nassau street, room No. g. and % Fifth avenue.
ROBERT SOMERVlLLE will sell on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday 2h 30h and 3st july at 10 o'clock, at o'9
Broadway, the entire establishment Of the ,
LONDON STEREOSCOPiC AND PHOTOGRAPHY. NO
including the large stock Of Views Steeoscopes Photo
graphs Engrayngs Paintings, Negatives Imported AMI do
nestle Lenses Cameras all Photographic accessories
Drawing Room Office and gallery Furniture, Show Cases.
Fittings and Fixtures &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

CHERIFFs SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS
- Cacks, Store Fixtures &C., this day. at u O'Clock, al
I,0ls Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, by COLE MURPHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

w s. TOWNSEND AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
W. Friday July 30 at II o'clock At the corner OF wash,
of the above premses together with an Shose
Engine Boiler Lathes Puleys Hangers Shaftng Vices
large Grindstone and other Tools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

T AUCTION THIS DAY-BY PHILIP LEVY, AT THE
N Artists Saesroom 80 Nassau street. commencing at
lOh o'clock A. NJ choice collection OF OH Paintings
wick j. NJ Cuverhouse, w. c. Frerichs, A. MelrOse,
Schroeder Myerhem, Howard Hill and many others Of equal
enlnence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

w 2ocock asa Canal street. three Paror Suits French
plate Pier Glasses Curtains Centre Tables black walnut,
mahogany and enameed Chamber Suits Hair Mattresses,
large Feather Beds wardobes Lounges Rocking and Easy
Chairs China Gass, Silver Stoves, thirty fine second hand
Carpets large lot of Ocoths and other goods packing
and shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUcTIoNEER-0FFI0E N0; 9
w Hall pace-wi sell Saturday S1st inst, at ION
o'clock the Fixtures and elk years. Lease Of Liquor Store and
House $40 Second of Thirieth hne
four-pul English Ale Pump; also large Counter, Kegs
Screens, &c. The lease will be sold separately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

VITILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
w several executions will sell on this day, Both inst at
Ii O'clock 81 all the right title and interest
1862 any thereafter In and to the carpets, urn
perry on said premises. JOHN T. STEWART, Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

IIRATING. -CULvERs srMoNDg IMPRo WE'D HOT
ID ar ana hos water the bss cheapest and
mos thoroughly tested In Also Registers 81 evliee
orr anufs oured, put up and warranted By w bmondS
Company, 10 Culver. 6tn0uoe
o.. q CIG direct. New York. Essablkhsd telk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

A EDWIN NICHOLS Il CO., AUCTIONEERS,
VIII sell at public auction, this friday afternoon, at
O'Clock, handsome Household Furniture the three story
residence lib West Twentysxth street. Sixth
consisting rosewood Pianoforte, three Parlor Suits
Curtains Mirrors, Paintings Vases, Bronzes. Paor Orna
ments, Etagcres, Writing Desk Buffet Extension Table
Glass Crockcry, China Ware Cutlery, rosewood and walnut
Beseads Bureaus Wnshstands Comedies Hair and Spring
Mattresses Bedding Linen, Stair Carpets, Oncoths, &C.
Sale positive.
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L,OR SALE, AT SACRIFICE-A HANDSOMELY FUR
II nished Cottage, with III of beautiful land,
plenty choice fruit flowers and shade Carriage House,
&c oyer 100 choice Fowls walnut Furniture, Piano Silver
city on New Jersey Railroad price Is, 900.
LANE A ROBINSON. 100 Fulton street.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20
: Ysuss Wsasa aad Marriage.

Children should not marry. A young
Womau eauaot bs considered II any ssuss
prepared for this union under twenty
oae; twenty I've 10 better. shs is mol
physically Or mentally developed before
this. Solemn duties, oares sod rsspousi
bilitiss await her, TO which che needs
large physical devslopmsnts, mature judy
msnt, good calculation, domestic training,
and knowlsdgs Of men and thiogs. Girls
VI sixteen aud eighteen cannot have these
They cannot tell What they really like o.
dislike-Who aud what will meet their
necessity y-until they are matured.
You cannot overestimats the impor.
tauos or . thorough knowledge Of the
nsa you desire to marry. Upriehtuess.
6xedusss Of principle, % unsel6sh and
gsnsroas disposition and good business
abilities should b regarded % indispeu
sable. Ifs yeung nan 10 good son ard
brother, be will make good husband
provided you do yoss part.
Do not be Won By tribes. A hand
some face, One 6gure sad noble bearing
may be desired. Bat they constitute q
small part Of what you really need.
They may bs but the guilt which hide.
some terrible dsfcrIuity and which, BY
and BY, will cause you emotions Of dis
guss, terrible Rrssf Or constant unrest
Il 10 not viso to aspire far above yous
present station IL life, % this would give
rise to selicituds lest vou should fail to
sdspt yourself to your changed circum
stances.
Marriage should not bc entered upon
without . thorough knowledge Of IT.
physiological laws else much domestic
misery may bs expected. Neither should
Il be sought for worldly gain or passion
True esteem and a6ection, united 70 adap
tation aud congenislity Of taste, should
form its basis. When this does no,
exist before marriage. il 10 hopeless IA
expect It afterwards. You must look ca'
for breakers ahead, and feed the dame Of
love With pure oil. You will need fully
% much tact, skin and patience to man
ego smother heart - your own IF you
cannot think alike, be resolved to yield
rather thaa differ. Avoid altercs tiou
ana recrimination. Be forbearing and
forg,ving, II need b. { alre suggest thai
those graces and charms which won .
lovers heart be still kept for . husband
Never consider Il too much trouble IA
dress tsstefslly aad in your best fo1
your husbands eye. Givo him freely oi
those graceful attentions and pleasant sur
prisss which will make him happy, If you
expect . continuance Of love like alton
tions FROM him. Hide all the disagreea
bles 10 person, toilet and homo, aud keel
the best for love.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20
Tale Of Terrier.

The recitations we're over for the pext
few hours. Books we're put By, blaok
boards we're deserted, mspa were laid
away, snd the entire young lsdy'e semi.
nary we're prepared to undergo the health.
fal recreation Of the daily constitutional
walks. Each Of 10 was at liberty TO
chooss her companion, and ] bad just
joined mine at the bottom Of The stairs.
though 10 not, perhaps, the most charm
log Of tempsrs, when suddenly she at
tered shrill scream, and seized ny hand.
I turned. she vas daucing about with
one hand frautically grasping . portion
Of her sleeve.
40 oh. there 10 something ia my
sleeve, aud ice biting me I" ....
Nonsense" syupathstic.lly re.
sponded, "it's your Imagination"
mo no | I can feel il II bites, Il
bi t-e si What shall I do what shall
I DOR iuu. .4I.. 40 ga.
I seised the garment 10 the spot iadi.
Gated and my Incredibly changed "a
horrid conviviction for l could feel
some hideous thing apparently Abost tho
size Of mouse, and IL withered 10 my
grasp. r =
The idea Of returning to osr room With
oil possible dispatch VAS the arst sug
gested. Az We were making our toll.
some way III was bei6re the era Of short
dresses) vp the stairs, my companion
assured me that she vas goisg 70 faint
] could cot avoid glancipg 70 assure my
self that shc Was not already swelling up
and turning black. did not feel quite
eerais that the veaomous fsugs might
not pierce through the cloth into my
6ngers. Memory vas busy With all the
dreadful stories had read concerning
those cheerful places in tho South and
West where an incautious step a. night
10 suro to brlog your bare foot into the
lov,ua embrace Of . ccatipede, which
will kill you in Eve minutes % dead, a.
old Marley; where the tarautula rashes
at you If you walk out Of doors, and you
are defanet Immediately IL you don't look
sharp. I thought Of the deadly Iedia
cobra that 10 so foad Of getting between
sheets, and also Of hurling itself uusx-
psetedly from the ceiling upon your d.
voted head. .> "a
Our native Thousand legged worm wtig.
gled iuto my mind, aud I oven had v,s.
ions Uf copperhssds and vipers. That
something Of the kind vas causing our
proceedings, I had very little doubt. By
the time wc reached the landing, thirty
people were ohsrusins 70 know what wa'
the trouble. ,....
Our room attained, nimble fingers dew
At the buttons, aud, iu space Of time in.
credibly short, I held both dress and
cloak. The creature still writhed and
twistes 10 ny relentless Rrssp. which had
not been loosed since the 8rst. Wher
they saw tho development approaching
my late aids fed to tho Asarest rooms and
nearly closed the doors, leaving only q
crack through which they cosid witness
what occurred. debated for an instant
the propriety Of seudiag for lord Of Gro
alton, whose services might be useful il
case tho fray should prove too much 70!
me :; but finally seisiug the tongs, and
custiug the garments on the door In tb>
ball, I waited in breathlcss expectation,
Nothing appeared. Cautiously lifting
the sleeve, I shock Il. Out fell a-haiI
bracelet. ' Hs 'r"'>
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-20
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