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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
Farmers, Will Pay Z

Grain dealers viii give from twenty-five TO ff.v
cents more On the bushel for foal wheat cleaned on
this Fan.
AlilIers can save from one-third to one-half Of
the eoKEENIl'Gs, which they would otherwise feed
to their hogs, and from which they can reke good
family -four.
1t IS considered by the best Mllors far SUPERB
to Extraordinary Smut-nachiues because II takes
out the smut grains WHOLE, without breaking Thorn
lte9n be geared to run by machinery, and every
mill should have one.
d. The best Farmers, Alors, Grain-daalers and Bus
iness-Tnen, pronounce this NH PEFEoT SUCCESS
and valuable invention which has long been need
Ell.
We invite Farmers to bring the worst sample
they have fanny kind Of Grain or seeds and tim
ogly test q J2y t4eseyDes; and ask ali enterprising
Farmers, Grain-dealers and others interested in
tits kind ofmachn1ery, to give tins
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
Terms Of Aavertising.

Advertisements inserted at $500 per square, 10
lines oTless il this type, for the first and 50coE
Ter each subsequ ent Insertion.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF
Insertions desired viii be inserted and charged for
OF tho regular rates until ordered out.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25

The Iuka, Miss, Gazette thus gives the
difference between o carpet Dagger and
seailawag
The oarpet-bagger is Nortbera thief
who comes South to plundsr every white
man. who is q gentleman Of any property,
OF responsibility, and get all the Offices be
can. The scallawag Is q Southern-boTn
Gcoundrel. generally born out Of wedlock,
who wiz do all that the et-bagger will,
aud besides, murder the earpet-bagger for
the gutta- percha ring his sister gave him
before he left home.
There are said to be thirty thousand wo-
men in New Z ork who daily labor nineteen
OF twenty hours out Of twenty-four for a
pittance upon which no Southern negro,
supported by The Freedmen's Bureau, would
attempt to keep his dog or oat.-Loa. Joar.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
Notice This.

Twill sell about 50 acres of excellent farming
land. lying at the mouth of, and divided by, Big
Creek, and lying north Of Richand Creek.
AUG IS SIN. RoB ROBES.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
u III E2LV 4 TanD :
clean and separate the

THIS FAN viii clean and separate the
il a0UIISgG w n eat
from Smut, Cheat, Cookie, blightod, broken, and
shrivced grains, and other impurities leaving the
BEsE HEALTHY, PLUMP, PERFECT grains to sow.
livery intelligent farmer knows the advantage OF
sOwin0
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
S & 2 a ERg 4 II o R

a careful investigation, feeling satisfied that its
merits are far superior to all other Fans.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25

PRIZE


Over 6e,u12 manufactured and now in use in thi
country and Europe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25

4-e above VIII -Ea Gly case IF chil.E even ofs iz
months sanding s.toU- affecting the head ears ~
A.i ss=' ~ +i9@7-s - stomach and -yers carrl
OH -ta hile ana aa1eta permanent cures. Iu tire
s7Taflps q Arkansas, 81 hero the cs are 81 common
and - ll1icult % cure they readily Weld When
frosted With our Kilg 81 Ch.Ila.
tur up IN large bo.,ils 81. q, ~ - f.t-le= ~ e.
eeI r a- paris u tae country receipt ~ I'i-e
Sold by Gil df.Fri-ts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25

THESE world renowned machines were awarded
4 the first prize, Ten Pounds sterling, at the
Great Quadriennial Trial at Plymouth, Eng, July
1855, and the Great National Field Trial held at
Auburn, n " in July, 1865, the first premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-09-25
Announcements

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Ihree Dollar. aer AnEum. Invariably IN AlL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

life with young husband just in busi
ness, who drew from his light capital tw,
thousand dollars to furnish his house il
style suited to the social grade in wh;cl
She had been moving. In three wears
extravagant living had consumed NOR,
pressure of a ''tight money market he
Jailed, and WAS sold out by the sheriff
Nellie being forced to 90 back with her
two children 10 her fathers house The
husband, in a fit OF desperation, went of
10 California, and died from sickness an
exposure among the mines.
la the meantime, George Lrne, who
could never oblilerate Nellie's image from
his heart, continued to live single life.
He was now i'll business, and gradually
accumulated property. The death oil
her husband, and in few months after
ward the death of her father, awakened
anew his interest. He knew she was
poor and dependent and he learned in
cideutally, with pain, that since her faith
er'S death she was living i'll the house OF
Il brother-in-law, who was not able 10
support his family. That one sill dear
10 him should be thus dependent, and,
rs he felt, Inundated, hurt the young
man. lie could not bear the thought,
and BEGAN turning over i'll his mind one
suggestion after another, looking to her
relet. But her considerations OF deIica-
cy and proprlety were i'll the way. He
elt he could do nothing.
One morning he met her in the street.
He was walking with his eyes ON the
pavement, thinking of Nellie, when,
looking up suddenly, lie saw her Al dis
tance approaching. Sine was poorly
clad, and had Il bundle on her arm.
which Ltne recognized at glance rs
work from IA clothing store.
Their eyes met and rested on each
other Lane made motion as II about
to speak ; Nellie dropped her veil over
ncr face and moved on with quicker
pace. Ere the veil fell he saw All ex-
preston IN her eyes, and on her changed
and wasted countenance, that filled his
heart with the tenderest and saddest feel
ings. What u history OF suffering was
revealed
The rest need not be told Ii Nellie
lost her lover when skies were bright,
she found him when the ram was falling
Into the dark days OF her life, and when
painful experience had made her vision
clear.
On the lovers conduct in turning from
Nellie IN her sunny days We give no
opinion. We only record the tact, and
give the reason. differences and opin-
IONS are with the Ie,,dcr-..nd ihe ,cssou
also.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

railroad which has lifted you to sucl
eagle towers OF vision in luxurious car.
Bethink you OF the Yankee genius and
grit of tie man who boldly projected and
niumpIianlly accomplished what pol
troon would have decried as mad no.
lion, the chimera OF an insane mind, and
he sure and do him honor ana homage in
in Your heart OF hearts.
But after all some one inquiIeS, 81 it
safe to ride on ? Oh, YOU ninny; You
coward. | blush for you. am a~h,m-
ed of yor!, asking such foolish question
Just 20 and look al il, and | will eng &c
that you will swear no more by the cvc,-
lasting bills. l. ii safe Why, it spikes
and bolts and ll~hcs with bands OF
wrought iron, Mount Washington to his
imperial place forever, 50 that III the dies
"lurio1 OF I'll thing. III the wreck OF
matter ard crash of wnrilS." his lofty
t,rm shall firmly stand towering above
tn. General ruih. until tie f,rvenr heat
nrIf> AWAY the vice-like Grip of thi~
piuckic>t, mo>tdare-deti! piece of railroad
that ever @IoIiiicd the aspiring genius OF
human cOntrivance and human achieve
ment. +. I. O.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

stand. Several placards stated that IL,
intoxicating liquors were sold and
was surprised to see men drink a few
glasses of soda water, and 90 out reeling
ike sailors in storm | believe the So
da water in New York is very strong
The pretty waiter girls were very kind
to me. They played with my pig-tail.
and induced me to 'treat." They urged
me again. and rctreatcd.
When | got out, | missed my purse
and suppose the go'd girls took ii to
remember me by. One of them had
wished to borrow my watch. hui re-
fused to let her have it, | missed thar
too. She had helped herself 10 it, no
doubt.
Dear girl, what delicate proof of h er
devotion. What charming surprises
this country has for me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02
From tie Now Yo.k SUN.
The Monster Of Fort I-iUOtC.

n correspondent lnltlkS we are 100
hard upon General n. b. Forrest, il
calling him the monster of Fort Pillow,
who waited till his enemy had Surren-
dered and then slew his prisoners in cold
blool.
We trust that this charge is too hard,
and lhat ii can be proved untrue. w,
shall he very clad to to see The evidence
that will relieve General Forrest from -
b'arI, 4 stigma. A. the question stand-
at present tie tesCimo Is all on the oth-
er side.
Fort Pillow, on the Mississippi river,
above Memphis, was attacked by Il rebel
force under General Forrest, and was
captured by him on the l2,h day ol April.
1861. Th" garrison consisted mainly Of
negro troops After the surrender mu,.
OF the prisoners were massacrcd. \
commission OF congress WAS sent down 10
investigate the facts. The following l.
an extract from their report
Immediately alter the second flag OF
trutt retire |, the rebels made Il rush lruIu
the pu~ition> they had 20 trrachrrou,iv
Eliuci. and obtained 10 So tpn II lhr
iort. r.n-lng tie cry "i ~ quarter
Bur little opportunity was allowed l'r
RESISTANCE Od" troops. "ll'e and "i;1rk.
thcV down their arms, anI sought to
escape lay running down the steep huh
near the tort and Svcrcriug themselves hy-
hind uecS and Io%S IN the brush. ami un-
I,r I'm, brII>I -o,I,., pv4l, lIIr,,,1:-,fr i.1rn
the river. leaNIUg only their heads above
the water. ihen iottcwed scene ol
cruelty aai murder without parallel l..
ciN.iilei warfare, which nrc,!"d bat the
t"maLawN and >c1ipm2 knife 10 exceed
the worst atrocities eHrh committed by
H'.la-c>
Lac rebels commenced an lnd'strImI-
n'ic Slaughter, >pU ~ neither d-e hpr
erN, whI'' no ht' 'cN. >o,I"r or rlNliin.
hI "ih 'rr~ and men ~-r.u'I 10 vi W.
each "'hrr ~ the d"'ll',h work. Men,
women ami cmIli'en. wherever t"un !.
were 'I'!'nera'v'y $40; It WI. heA'rn aud
n'tN'd WI" H'oI'9' N'.n' OF tue c"l.-
d''n' "o' more 'h'n tea years "l1' were
i'it'd /" 9'h'" up u, t'rr m"rderrr-
"hl!e bein@ >hot. The SEX and wound
"L We" huirurr'd without mercy. the
rchc,> even catering the hospital buliI-
nag. "'ri dragging mem o"' TO e $40 :
"r Nl.''- 't'm IL 'ti'E I'E there un'hI,
I" '''rr me least resistance, All over
'h' ''''>'d' 'l' ""rN o' 'h'r''F "''o -
,ii@ on Manners Q. ""r men we're col
lt'lt" '"2t'irr III 'i''s and groups ana
deliberately S""t. some were shot wiillg
III '!l' rlNtr' WINE Others on Tue "ahh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02
VOLUME 80 NUMBER 1921.

of an infant class. L have shouted Il
six year old from tne foot OF the class.
Where , asked the teacher 'On the
eIephanf,' said the boy, laughing. Some
times ths sort of v.it desencratc- or
rises, a the case may he. into punniug.
as when Flora pointed pensiveIy 10 tie
heavy masses Of clouds in the sky, say
mI, i wonder where those clouds ar,.
going : and her brother replied. Il think
they are going to thunder Also, aS in
the 10 lowing diaio@uc; 'II,ll,., there 4,
how do You sell wood = by the cord
How i'.ng has j. Teen Gag -Four
tref.' i mean how long has it been >ircr
YOU cut II? M ion -er ,ham il l. now
And also, aS when Patrick O'Flvnu ~a-
seen With his color and bosom sadly be-
grimed, and was Indignantly asked by
'i- officer, 'PaIrick OFij nm, how loas
10 You wear a shirt , and replied
promptly, Twenty eight inches, sir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

An act to extend the charter of Wash
in9ton crty. also to regulate the scicc-
ton oI officers and other purposes.
BE it enacted 10y The Senate and lIou-,
Of Representative oi the United State
ot America IN Congress assembled, Tnal
an act emitted I'm to Continue, alter,
and amynd the charter OF the city Oi
Washington, approved May seventeenth,
eighteen hundred AID torty-eight, and
the several amendment, thereof bow it,
ior,'e, are ucrrby continued in force l,o
,he term oi one y,ar from the date t!:.,,.
Of, Or unuL congress shall by law deter
,n,ur u;hsrn la,.
81. ;. Aa,l az i. lur,n,s ,nar. L..
I"at it -ii.sH 81. ,hr dutr o. ne n.,.. a. 90
he ci,, ui ~. t'.g,..., D.-uict q! [ .
.Jrnnia. - no,,i q. ..ii.'. N. 0, ItsI ....
d porI ii .n,nu "a 90 mn tncr|"'. 70 A.
scm,It Ii al, - ,.'.n AT ne 'l.t
hall in -.u! Guy n ,a2 .ir-' Irc-d.H o
InIv. ei.h. e. hnI .,,d a'l -iA., -...
and proceed 10 lc,; ny b....1, a uti
~ huse .spfo. .tmen.., upon tne moni...-
Ii,n oi I"c mayor, are nov authO,llrl u,
li,r ch.lr.er, OF by any law oi the Uni.cd
Slate-, OF act OF ordinance OF said CITY,
or which may hereafter be authorize
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

A LITERAL Turn OF MIND.-Thc
Galaxy Tor September furnishc, an anus
ing collection Of stories illustrating ~
Llttcral Turn of Mind" We quote Il
few:
Tins same literal turn Of mind which
| have been illustrating is sometimes used
Internationally, and perhaps a little ma
liriou-lv, and lhu> hccumc> the property
of wits instead OF blundercrs. Thus we
hear of very polite aud impressive gen
tlcman who said TO a youth IN the streets.
Boy, may inquire where Robinson
drug store Is ! 'Certaiply- slr,' s,il the
boy, ve~y respectfully. We'll, sir, said
the gentleman, after waiting awhile,
where is itH Il have not the least idea
yer honor, said the urchin. There was
another boy vino was accusied by AN
a>crtic mIddic-dg.d lady w,!n, Is y, i
want to 20 to Dover slrec..' 'Wci,
ma am saul the boy, why don't you ="
there, then ? Ons day nn L..kr Grnr-"
party OF gentlemen !roails an.ong tue
beautiful islands vi tn inke wIIh rat rcr
bad luck, c>pied Il h,'Ie iti'1w with :.
rcd shirt and Oil >lIaw hat, dungurg :.
line over tuc Idle of Il boat. 'H...o,
Dpyr ,tid one Of them, what are uu
doing , 'Ei-hin',' came the answer
.Well, OF COURSE said ,hc g.ni. man.
out what do you carch ! Here lnc boy
beranc Indignant al 50 much qlcslorrg
and replied, 'F'sh, you fool, wo", 10
YOU s'pos' ? id any of you ever see
an elephants skin 2 inquired a tea,cneI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

Andrew jackson Rr"ors has commen-
ced to prove that Seymour and Blair will
he elected in accordance with the course
ot events. hceinnin@ at the tall of Adam
i; i expected tlat his proof will he per
iccted-or the cou;rArv-by the close o.;
the first week in Novemb.r-thc bettin-
being largely on the contrary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

do YOU see that man there !''-"1e-.
What Of him ," lies Il fool of tn,
deepest dye" - How - ," "Why
hes over seventy, hn~ maeniticent whit,
hair and beard, and ye, dyes them TO :,
mu Idly black"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

''l"n are writing my bill on very
rough paper" said a client TO his solic.-
tor. oh, never mind sir. ii has to be
filed before it comes into Court" was the
reply
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

Two persons are under trial in Deiroir
for smuggling nutmeg. That comes Of
pa'ronizng home manufacturers. Con-
nccricut knows better way
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

A negro after aazng 1T the Chinese
exclaimed If dc white folks is dark a.
dat out dare, wonder what's dc color
90 de ni-ger> -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

ia lover find, Il pleasant note from
hI| swect-hear; stuck in the key hole, it
Is kcv-note to hi heart.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

An exchange warns mothers and rurs,,
against the too prevalent practice OF
.rrwIuI little children around the stree.
backward. 1t has been knowu TO pro
duce insanity. Ii you value the health
and comfort Of li,,lc ones get them il car
risge in which they can ride naturally
and enjoy il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

a language of the sole - Creakiug
uOOtS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

y universalIyliked gdIlant-The rain
bow.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06
Office SiihIicbe Bacific nnh AtInrtic
3elegrnpb= Gompagil Der Ser. st
SO. 80 5SrrDSG HegeffraEe
q ThuiILe ben %. Qftobef 1868.

cine 8eiIaae fpeIs sab reifbe, poutdnhigc 1tniter
iRIifbsr Attet entbdt ruirp BEN @Latt aHe IA Gage
beseseben uno geegentiib eir eseganies co.orirtes
9Rcse tID. TIT lafssics sre3 s4s
6arperis g asar entbGIt Is SoiosSeiten pon
Der @rGse ueH 8 arper1 . % o d en- bIatt, gez
orutt af eas fsinRe BsIinpapier Hub f5Hmt wSbents
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06

b6lserne Safer eeflet nnb bur@ Elm
9nient binreibeno sitarEer 9feifen sas
faihrifen gebdltea lper0en. 90 IieQf
auf Der 6ailos bab biefe einfa@e gfadls
obmun9 Der 0roben unO fOltipieIigen
Cylinder, iuelde man friiber in Gnes
Lamb beifn Briidenbau oniDon0te, bon
A0robem <9lukeu 3ei5a un0 AT bieIen
abnIi1sh alnipen0nngen Des Gto6le in
nnleger SnouErie iiln0 Nrhiteftur fiib>
teit miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06

Der 8atler 8apulgclf Bat BEN HDI&tgf berl
BeIafer Elm AafgfFiidhea @tIp6 I'm @ihen
Braasrei3e fHr bbh Gan anr @erfisnno &C.
atIIt, Ddg ber tefgifdbe 5fin3 bisien Winter IN
kimem miflhereu 4Iirna 3ubrineen frn.
s3t dssa tie Cd. hd lpirfIi6 Gin SiFels
IT, umb Dsfenfrbfnhnte 3miT1et Der fttebers
l6nbil9en NIB fraxssff9en ReSierrns abst-
f9lpffen Eel.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06

INTO fclgliA bernient er Das Ecrtrduen
Des ganaen BoItes bonn duBerfen Nors
ben bio gum daberlten @iieen
Sin Nfann, Der auleitiges @ertrauen
ber6ient, iper aber grade 0erienige,
Defen mir MGIe beourfteis.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06

Sic Iubelt bas RHbIietm erasbenif Al eiRec Belt1z
hgang ibres grpben Nnb mpnnigfaIttacn 2agers elm
llts perfprs9en, 81 btatgen 4rsiier ~ Uerfanfen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06
8ritifde 8emcffunoen Ser 9SrelIs.

CARPETS Bat at entbdIt neben Bib
tern &C. cine 9lnspGbl pen MrttteIn pom beionberem
q lsen uno Siterefs sfJr bic Tninigte Mftfd aber
8weissni b,r seieiteii II nament!i9 fur ben 8reis
geeignst, 1een Sntsr ne nnS Belebrnitg angefrebt
nirb pnb oaeerbem brii9t es quite @rjGb!uneeH itns
literartibe HreouItienen non gRert5. @s 1T ni1t
fberrai9enS, blB bas SournaL NIT isIde Gieei1s
f9atten IN turssl 5eit stsn ebesrs erfoig srz
non SuniiItsn pernti It nn6 ieine erarsseber haben
has se fI9nssn bdna9 erfiAt. EN- gprt Gpes
81 MIR nns nm JSiae W,sfprsdbt saIs e,t eIeoan,
nnO 8ortreff iteit hes 9apiers, fem tpposrapbbes
AMsieben, sen @f9nad unA Taff, rpei1er iid IN ben
Sti5en berauslelt, oaer euf HE Hterdrii9en Beis
tsdge b1rt oeuteH 70 erfidren mir bod pbne 8eoers
ie oes IS IN eof1ebet GinseIHbeit aFeernberartisen
Gri9snungea bier oeer i'm MNsLnn6e nett absrlegen
tt;-gb tp ssgqI ntedIt 9 snesr.
fbes Ntohe=Sournal betdnnt, ueIheS IN So1fdnbigs
feit uno MIstp 81 SerafeIbsn AUD nur anndhernb
gIsi9sutommsn bebenpten .tann.- Rem 9ort
gs fat baa @erhienit geIebruus tn nolftdnbiser
eife gu ettbeae es giebt arsgeBeibnete gfiiter IN
fsbem Departeient aho Hefert etnen gu;e 2eietofI.
(, So DINA uno Reflector.
s. wirO has Beitreben ynb Der Gbygeis ieber 7arte
tn Mmeritd fein, itta MAD 8cridrttt bes 8dsasr AZ
fleiben.--8 TON Eranseript.
GubfcripttcnSs SeDtngungea-1S
Sarper'fs ga ia i Elm SaBr. !. $4so0.
Gia GgtrasGre1 pIar eHtlpe6sr bss @,a ga3infs.
sSsm M Sub pom aGsr Sss iss sfe
S20.t0 geIiefert.
Subieripiionen auf @arperis R1ea3in,
90 deubl attuno 8aaa ran cine @breiie fir
Elm Snhr $1,000 pber srpet BON 9arpersS gertobisa.s
an cine aOrefe FIR Elm Sabr $3.50.
drlbere NamHera f0nnen ieoer3eit geIiefsrt uerz
ben. go
9 9 9orto fir 9arpers,s Basa rtff 20 gents
has Snbr, rpsItes in btn Ysanit oes Subj ribenten
,aHI6ar 1T ' - gaaa 80
Subferiptionsu nus ben Bri,il1 etnerifapiz
idben 9rpun3en mIIen 20 Gents befcnsei ethdItea,
nm has Bsr,inigten Siaaten Torto uora sbe3abIeit
gu t6nneR TGn o6refftre
~ Sarper u. Br0tbers.
9epsgorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-19
FIRST COOPERATIVE GROCERY AM
PROVISION STORE. OF NASHVILLE

Its object is to supply its shareholders with
PROVISIONS at the lowest cost price. To accom-
piish TINS, We, as Workingmen have formed
ourselves into corporate body to-day under a
CONSTITUTION, which sets forth that all persons
pelonglng to and all persons eligible to the
Worklngmen's Union and all working-women
az Ihe heads of families may become share
nolaefs IN this company upon payment OF Five
iof winch each shall receive certificate Dol
lars, from the trustees representing said value
PERSONS not able to pay fnll amount of sub
scrlptlOn at the time of subscribing shall be
allowed TO pay said subscription in weekly in
stalments of not less than one dollar each: but
IN no case shall certificate be issued until the
full amount of subscription is paid. At each
quarterly meeting of the company the trustees
SHALL declare dividend of all profits arising
from the business transactions of the COMPANY
to the several share holders reserying ten per
cent OF said profits for an increase fund to the
capital stock of the company which shall be
placed to the credit of the shareholders Share
holders of this company shall be entitled to six
per cent on all shares they may hold over and
above one share and one share of the profits
based on the amount of purchases in the store
OF SAID company. This store will soon be opened
for business with two hundred and fifty regular
purchasers as shareholders. All workingmen
are respectfully solicited to avail themselves of
the benefits of this store by taking stock and
becoming its patrons. 73
j. j. MCDANIEL,
JOHN BEIERLEIN Trustees
GEO. NJ MCCULLOUGH
A. G. CANEDY, Salesman and Secretary
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-19
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