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Rowaen Wheat.


i We examined yesterday, at the house Of
J. D. FLAUTT d Co., a specimen OF the
Virginia Bowden Wheat. raised this year
BY NELL McCA4LUM. Esq sand we unhes-
itstingIy pronounce it the best ever raised
in Middle Tennessee. It's yield is from
FIVE to eight bushels Per acre more than
any other wheat heretofore known TO ouF
farmers and it turns ont from three to six
pounds more flour per bpshel. AIR. Nc
Callum assures US thst The experience Of
himself and neighbors has demonstrated
these things beyond doubt-taking one
season with another Messrs. FLAUTT Il
Co, have been handling wheat grown in
this county, for two years, and one mem
Der ofthe firm, in former years, had occa-
sion TO handia wheat grown ia the best
grain sections of the Northwest, and they
unhesitatingly pronounce this specimen su-
perior to any they have ever handled be-
fore. This is a very important item to
our farming friends, and they should take
advantage of the opportunity thus afforded
to improve the quantity aud quality of their
wheat We believe it to be the variety
best adapted TO our-climate and soil. It is
earlier and fuller thaa any other whea
heretofore grown hero is free from cheat
smut OF cockrcl, aud will undoubtedly su
Percede all others in q short time.
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See New Advertisements.

We wish to call the attention of the peo-
pie Of Pulaski and the surrounding coun-
try to the fact that new school has been
started in this town, in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, exclusively for girls.
having for its Principal Mr.. J. c. SCALES,
assisted in the Musical and French depart
meuts by his wife The course Of study
is as complete and thorough as that of any
other school in the country, while the dis
cipline is such as tecom' s a well conduct
ed Seminary. ..--...s
The Principal has had many years expe'
rience and has proved himself very skill
full instructor. The terms sre liberal and
board is easily obtained at moderate rates
in private families for pupils coming from
a distance.
We trust that this school will meet with
the patronage it deserves.
Aug 9-2t
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Schools.

It is with no small degree of pleasure
that we notice growing determination up
on Il e part of our people-not only right
at home, but all over the South-to build
up good schools at home, both male and
female. We are now certainly Independent
of the north so far as the bread and meat
question is concerned, and why should We
not be in an educational point of view
We certainly have as much native intellect
and are as we'll qualified in every respect
to educate our youths as the New England
schoolAeachers. Let US 60 to work, as the
effort is being made to build up reputable
institutions in our midst, and bring them
| up to the standard of frst class colleges
and seNinaries. Let US sustain our local
institutions and those Of the South.
We have in Pulaski a female school
which in point Of educational facilities; is
nOtfar behind any similar institution in the
State. It's Principal is one of the most
accomplished scholars and teahers to be
found. and the associate teachers are thor
oughly qualified in every respect. AL
though this school does not make the pre-
tensions tina. many others Of less merit do,
yet young ladies are as thoroughly taught
in all the diGershf branches Of sanoatioa
as at most pf the schools IN tie country.
Col. .RoqERs, The Principal makes bis
regular announcement for the Fall session
10 this paper.
81, Cecilia's Academy at Nashville, con-
Quoted By Sisters of the order Of ST. Dom
inic. under the patronage Of the Rt. Rev.
Bishop of Nashville, is represented in this
paper. Young ladies are thoroughly in
structed at this institution.
Columbia, renowned for its female
| schools, has determined to establish male
school which will detract nothing from its
well earned laurels as an educational city.
Several Of the most prominent citizens of
the place have bought and fitted up splen-
did building. secured the services OF dis
tinguished instructors. and are determined
to do what energy; prestige and money can
accomplish towards sustaining male col
lege worthy. the ,renown of that celebrated
literary city.
The advertisement of this school appears
in another place. -
Huntsville, the beautiful city Of the
South, presents the claims of her Female
Seminary to our readers to-day. Rsy,,Mr.
SMITH, the principal, is represented as a
first class teacher and accomplished gen
j tleman We know rot OF a more healthy
locality or refined community than the
lovely city in which this seminary is loca-
ted. Our patrons are invited to read the
announcements of each of these institutions,
all of which are worthy. and patrOnize the
one which suits them best.
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EstraY Notice.

TAKEN mp by me, one dark bay mule, about "A
/ hands high, abouJ three years old, no natural OF
artificial mar -. ,,sIed a. 50 dollars. Said mule
taken up my place Ia 9TH evil district, Giles
corGtv. iu.v 12-fw mo. W. McT.AFE 1NE.
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DIED-Near Cornersville, in this county,
on Monday morning. 9TH inst, CELIsTIA
MOODY. infant daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
GEO. T. ALLMAE, aged abOEt months.
"Suffer little children to come unto.me
and forbid them not, for Of such is the
kingdom. Of HeaYes.p.
''Fhe Lord giveth and the Lord 'sketh
away. Blessed be the name Of the Lord !"
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The Postmaster informs US that the Of
fee here has been made q money order Of
fee. Those desiring to send off small
sums of money can have it checked by
the postmaster here, instead of sending it
by express.
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Another portion Of that beautiful and
celebrated Mid-Bridge farm is advertised
foE sale in tbis paper bg ihe Truslaas Maj,
Mann. ADAMs. This ia one q Tbs. most
blelarms.in Giles county, sid oaaFs
a rare chance for investments.
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Judge R. L. CARUTHERs, of Lebanon,
the distinguished jurist and patriot, has
been attending court at this place during
the past week, being employed by the de-
PENDANT in the case Of Carter IS. Mich
olson. -
Mr.. Sam. MoRGAN of Nashville, wit-
ness in the above case, is registered at the
Tennessee house.
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One Of the best and most desirable farms
in Giles county, situated on the Fayette-
Ville pike, about six miles east Of Pulaski,
is advertised in this paper by Capt; w. F.
FALLENTINE to be sold to the highest bidder
10Th of October next
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For Sale.

A 6rst-rate. octave, round oornered.
iron frame, rose wood piano, we'll tuned
and in good repair viii de- offered at pab-
Tic sale at the court house JanvsatErday the
.24Lh inst. 3. s 1t
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THE
GROVESTEEN
Plan O-FO BT E
Received the highest award of merit over
all others at the celebrated
Worlds Fair

Where were exibted instruments from the best ma
kers of London, Paris, Germany, PhlladelPh ma
American Institute for five successive years, the
cold aud Silver Medals from both of which can be
seen at our warerooms.
Nv the Introduction of improvements We mako q
more perfect Piano-Forte, and by ma nufaetu-
ring largely, with a strictly cash system, are ena-
bed to offer these instruments at pr1ee which Will
preclude competition.
TERMS Net Cash in Current
Funds.
~ Descriptive Catalogues sent free. "a
July 20
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We would call attention to our stock of
Hardware & Cutlery,
embracing the best braus and improved rattornsO Of
Carpenters
Cabinet Makers
Wagon Makers, and
Coopers' TOOLS
Saw Gunmers
English files
Double Barrel Shot Guns
Colts, ShaTps, and
Smith d Nelson's Pistols
Metallic Cartridges-aiI kinds
WOstenhOlm's Genuine
Pocket Cutlery
Fine q common Table do.
Spear & Jackson' and
Henry Diston's Hand Saws
CToss-cut and Tenant Saws
Locks, all kinds
Hinges, all kinds
Bellows, AnVils
Vises, Nails, Iron
Mule Dc
Powder
Shot
Caps,
Hand Axes
Broad do
Coping do
uammcrsT
Dies and Stoke
Draw Knives
i Hoes
Shovels,
Spades
MhttOcks
/ PickG
/ Shovels and TOugs
Candle sticks
Wagon Boxes
/ DC, &c
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GRoOBRIT7

SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
GOLDEN SYRUPS
CIDER VINEGAR
80 SPIRITS TURPENTINK.
COAL OIL,
rANNER'S OIL
LARD OIL,
PUTTY,
WHITE LEAD;
WINDOW GLASS.
FLOUR of all Grades,
CANNED FRUIT,
CANDIES, RAISINS
ALMONDS and other Nuts
SOAPS, Fine and Common
SPICES, NUTMEGS,
ENG. BI- CARB. SODA,
INDIGO,
MADDER,
COPPERAS,
DYE STUFFS all kinds
MATCHES
ROPES, &c.
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Monuments.

CIV. WUODRING is now prepared to furnish
Marble Monuments Of any quality, style or size, TO
rider. Call and exasHine his sketches and drafts
The monuments are delivered - tlfo cemetery, let
tered and finished n the highest style Of art, cheap
or than -hey can II bought anywhere IN tho United
states tsb15-am
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BOB MooRE, at the sunRy-side, WON'T
let US rest. He is always pokiug some
thing at US. That last specimen was ex-
cellent, BOB.
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Ith CIVILIZATIONS.
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?atb CIVILIZATIONS.
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NOL. FORNEYls LETTERS FROM EUROPE
DEMOREST's YOUNG AMERICA,

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n Y Supreme COUKI-Clty and COunty
~. Of ssr.lors-iOHE ". COX, PiAiauF against JAMES
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-ln the DISTRICT
COURT ~ DE UNITED STATES for the SOtrdtRh DISTRICT
NB ORKln tho iarller Of JOSEPH bOoik b1kmpt-
hereby OWEN Peion has been bed said Court ly
JOSEPH MOORE 80 said Drrc duly declared Baaeiupt nader
the Act VI Congress 81 March b7 fora dclayc aud certificate
thereof al bis debts claims ,a cr ad Act srd
that bc tah day Deceer 1907 At oclo'k At the ONCE Of
Isaiah r. Williams es Bankmpg number % BoadwsY,
in the CITY q hewfork asd for the hearing Of s ine wheh
and where G creditors S0 hAe proved tieJ ds ard hf
10 Interest attend show cause they have why the prayer
Of the sad petitioner shord be granted And neie is ihr Atn
that tie aud third meeIgi II crdon 81 thr fa 10 kut
required The 2o Sections OF the Set % Cocs aresd
win be held a. the paccDatc ~ heFit "0 ne 18th
day Of November, 1897. Che j. BETS CIosk
InrrInM
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CO S3lbum il NM Gorcur.

I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
~ DkAIE-oAARLBs BsaARn syre'or sd Pri.lsi,,
GARDENER Hunters PoL. Ieng Island ~ y prepared ~ taks M
LIND Of surveys pa typographical N'ls 30 fr ~ 80
sy sut Cela seats Parks Censt dc, kc EsiecA AseatSh
IN he rer 20 tho NOS. Important subject = lsDi Dt1'-e ff
tforpua stf,eu ts flt aptaoe
Rsicrence-Mr sol0n Robinson. tu kor y y lrbrne
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Sttanbuats AFRO Gzilruabs.

| EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
Steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves Per No 81 East River At
daily and foot Of Thirty fouhsL at $40 m connecting with
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TE the DISTRICT COURT oil the UNITED
4 ErtTTg fr IT, SOUTHERN If~fii y - SkAloRt--in
tie meter Of ABRAHAM HisB8oCCG flrlTlpt Tao rul
.g-f hereby -e. rnfr- h rprln-l A. - ABA IAN
r. HAsBROCCE of5e Town u Logd Cnur Il urr state % Ne'
York within ,sd strict Wno hss been f1 gci -nkf-f he
srt - t,on-Dstel Noy T. Is. SLAs SANIOE. A..grre.
~ b., ~ sn.I Tom Of fnri.
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IN t6e DIsTRICT c0ER.TT. of lhe uA .91I

/ gTfTEg f., lie SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~ NEF-ipkh--lN
U,frr.r Tr The rrit@ro no g. L'fF' B.1i7-ft Tie
Bankgt having aIp tie Court ior iea hf dshsi
Nv order NJ CsnN0ce hereby risen al crtars Nho have
p,e te6 aH other peoasn Interest = sppsar" me i-sn
nn dsF al Nattnle 4 H. 1 q ts4e ocok a. the tHn
hr ~ fai District before JOIN Fitu register IN baat
r cy n "a b.tff % l olt Ao - Finest, Boz ue ~ ~ ~"
WORT and cause have slr ffArrr slaaf not F
rt~ t. sad Bankrupt And frth 1ce l. herr'T rs~n t its
second and Ari use-s cfis e I'D ilapi wlI b. bed
lofrc All Eesicr Bl4lTsgscy a. tie &c e az & n.o'e
toned "Lp T. SLi ~ '''h'
u g. BRovv. Atty. .? Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of tho UNITED
( sTATrs mf tbe SOUTHERN bis hl1r = Nh"-lOkh-is
TtyuurcYlr tho natter of E,L HAAS. Harampt Ihesd
Banfrp having Hrroi tie Cor hra ofatr oh D. ae ~
orier OF kote~ herhf fru u "a 'feiof- Who he
ot.d M sts st sef Porous lcfrt fpr1r The SRI
av Of De.r D. ieo t4sre ooock q thuubr 81 70.
- - of III sfll
Cou Bsnisltcy mis- O1c rtier ~ BE- dy 20 y ~ q
ker-Yort and show My ft1r fiqnd not
granted the f Bankrupt All farther A'r AefuAi sr,
Cgeinf n Bshk
h7 CouErfs March 100 WI
ne lad before up0z Tie ds taat cause nay oe
stoup against lscaTse a. tie SANE boar All psl.
rtI.,.~N GsOGGh ? BElTS CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the nA ,ar
4 STATIC, for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT " NBMiohh-iS
BASERUPTcY-n The matter Of RsHAC HIBBARD bsniap' The
Bankrupt having applied the Court for discharge in Ms debts
order u tie Court Notice l. hereby 20 call creators Nno
have proved Their debts ad other 10 neea o. appear 90 NC
81 Deecn~ D. 49, II 0coCi DO Tue ifrvp
al CAmbers Of the District Court heore Llas Dain "rs y
tie M rs 81 Tie ssd Court BsLkitptg a. hs eGee 1l'f
Broadway. In tie City Of Nes-iork. Room unulef ~ ~ 'e
Why ehsrge should 9oi BE- gsni 10 ts I'D bsrIt
notice hereby gwen AMI ih rrttn- 81 erth o.
said Bankrupt required the 18th ~ he yet - Coz
grcss March G7 ell hn hii sfore The sm er lpn lie
lhe dclige. ~ t1e
hour and place GEOAGE J. BLIIs, CltgA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

4 n DANNNUT INl .--IH IIU I'I'I 10 'IVtII VI
United the Southern District of ion The
~ NATHANIEL DOLE Bankrupt hoes hereb Fen that
Petition has been hed In said Court BY NATHANIEL DO ~ said
declared bankrupt urder he Act OF Ctugfes OF Afei
1901 for discharge AM cent eate IRON AL DIS Deb aud oler
claims prorah urde said Act sHd that ,h'te alb a o. Deatf
1901 II O'clock he ors 81 JoLl Feh t Eescr bh-
rnry u No 20 Paet IN the City " ReH.iorh : ashed elte
hearing " ae sane when aii where all creditors wo hae proved men
debts and oef persons interest inny sec and no" cause ay
they have wh1 th- prayer The aid Petitioner shcud Dot e Granted
And the second fd u oron VIII he nh ~ We same
NE lan9KM GEO. y BLIIs. ClsIk.