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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

! tees BLANKS Of al. Kinds. gol'en
vp in Me1ea .'y1e. Call and eramine.
LOCAL ITEMS.
A ~, :.-r.sf
D. c. GIBSON has sold to Mr.. Bennett
4 q part Of the John Crawford farm.
BooSs's letter will appear next week.
n I, came too late for publication in this is
sue l5l 80 81 0aa
4 IIos. JIM. BksSEpr has sold the lief
\ u,r Farm, in Battelle township, to sclby
i Sapp. Esq, Of Marion county, who takes
Immediate possession. teJ W
Tupos CAMDEN. of Glarksburg, has di.
vilcd his Oil Creek land, in this county,
into 100 acre tracts, witch have been
bought by his former tenants, 49,
NorlcE. shall leave my accounts
with Elias Fisher, saddlcr, for collection,
and all persons owing me must meet their
Indebtedness within so days. saa ~
c.1-4t III III 80 1GEo. A. FISHER.
Dn. T. j. CAMDEN has removed his
Office from the old drug store TO his old
~
rooms Immediately above E1wnrds store,
where he will always bclfound when not
Professionally engaged. ]sf
Norles,-Alll persons indebted tome
are r. lucstcd to call andsc.tle immedi-
a.sly, asli am closing my books, and
must have than balanced by April 18th.
me9.3t y CHxs. TlurH.
PueroonApus.-l'cr.ons wishing a cor
reu, Likeness d shemselyes or their fami-
lies, should call at once ut $. i, I'arrctt'si
photographs gallery .loysr Geo. Fish er's
store. march l %
,.A--l-----!--- .G ihlH
Tue mud market remuins firm with
material change to he notcdiftom the
figures Of last week. Quotations thus far
arc heavy, but will, an upward tendency.
Adyiccs from Jane Lew a,d Jacksonville
report tic supply ut those places to exceed
the demand. IT, sbGi
Oarcox WlLsoy. son Of Dr. r. a. vii
son, Of this coulty, and we'll known to
many Of our reader, is fayorably spoken
ofby tho New York papers as ayoung
artist Of great promise. Ills painting Of
Southern incident on the battlefield Of
Winchester will be lis star picture. II
will be worth $4,000. 10
DANIEL McLAro.lliS, young man Of
but 90 years q, age-a sou of Colonel
Mclaughlin. Of l'nll,own. isvery i'll with
hemorrago Of the lungs. 2tE ioe
Alsjor Raymond and John Currancc.
E.q., both worthy citizens ofthe came
place, are both suffering from the sane
disease.
Mn,. WALrsn Fox, residing in Bat.
tcllc township. recently became insane
ihroughthc effects Of a severe attack o.
neuralgia She has had every tooth IN
her head extracted, and holes drilled II
The bone Of tho jaw, from which large
quantities Of matter vas discharged. Dr.
Camden is attending her.
TnE Jacksonville school district, say
DIR reporter at that place, has .hirty-twt
heads Of families, and but two trustees,
while the law requires three. lic sus'
. gests that loil citizen DO sent among
them, SO that tlcy can have the prope'
natnbcr--ns the two namc,l are tile only
persons in the district who can swallow
the iron clad, and as they are both Demo
Gratis, he thinks loil trustee would make
the thing assume more patriotic aspect
--------4--
Base BAll.-The few old player
cf'bis game who remained uudismayed Y,
la. - 4 L nj,
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DYSPEPSlA.

There is II Oh ,bly, no one disease with ,warh
mankind lie Afflicted which Is the lfit eeof 20
I'M ny ailmen'sas Dyspepsia, and tltfe u no
more ser,Aiurure than Rntsre y Scr q iHl,'ers Z
IF. N, cHAi.fANT Z
scle s.. at ,oriANls tvun n. ~. (
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!. A. rhYstRE. W.T.. MILLER.
DLYallRE / MILLER.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKERS.
I. Clarkslurr. w. Va
W.T.. MILLER.

Monument, Tonlbs, Ileadstones, Vases, Man
lies 81 Manufactured TO order with neatncss
an despatch. Orders promptly filed. All
persons wanting anything IN his lihe will do
vel by calling on ths above before purchasing
eisw here. Wt I.s.lls JnJly j
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s.ssz:=s.s.esszs.:.z.s
CHARLIE SwlFr-The Steadiest Man
in West Virginia-lett Weston on Mon
day lastfor Kentucky ' ''a
rgGD and see tl,c celebrated
Dentist, j. ES. F.axier, who is
NOW as the Esaiscy Nouse. .,,,
Norlcs.-I shall leave nj accounts
with Elias Fisher, saliler, for collection,
and all persons owing mo must, meet
their Indebtedness within 30 days 4
ALT GEo. A. FISHER.
DENTAL, Tporu PowpgH,-D, J, NJ,
Lazicr has for sale most pleasant and
eflicacous& preparation for the teeth, which
is recommended BY the Convention Of
Dentists. Call and obtain bottle at
once. 'rfR aJrft5T ,sta tisang.
NoylcS.-I shall leave my accounts
with Films Fisher, sadller for collection,
and all persons owing mo must meet
their indebtedness within 80 days.
al-4t GEo. \. USHER.
Alady who has tried it says . sure pro-
lection against..the aggravation Of a snor-
ing husband is for the better half to keep
a clothess-pin under her pillow at night,
and when thc.snoring awakcns her, Just
clap The pin on the offending nasal organ,
sleep in peace. av1,f
NEw GrocEnY Frederick Brinkman,
has opened a new grocery establishment
on Main street. in the building formerly
occupied by Mrs. Cox. Fred has nice
stock of groceries, cigars, tobacco, can
dies, etc., and will be glad to see all his
old friends
----------
LEFT Us HAr Passive are permit
ted the pleasure ofinforming the dwellcrs
in our bcautcous burg that the Town
Council have commenced tue work o. re-
trcnchmcnt-onT the mud issue. Let us
hope that the job will be good and
one. and cventuatc in the posi-
b;!ty Of crossing Main Street without
swimming. f f,,s.,;s, f.,.4.
E.c 49, -7Tz IN -=-77.--- IL. l..
hEAovEp'--0eorse q. FISHER has re-
moved MS stock OF goods to DC haso'
d''mer county "hl'e We regret 10 zoe
our enerpr's'ag young lowHsa'a' iease
people upon the accession which they have
gained by lis removal. We trust he may
have that success in his new field Of OPP
erations to!whieh his strict integrity aud
many plcasan. qualities cn,islc him.
-1- ----7----7-
LOVING music ourselves We naturally
'ecl interested III circulating II among our
'r'enas' una Know OF no better
way oil dong 50 than BY recommending C,
Peters Musical Monthly. flhe reaq'ns
matter is not excclled by any OF the stan
dardl ma9pnlhl'es. and the music muse Us all sha'
eau be desired, ooi'' as regards quantity
case wc have m7de arrangements with
the publisher to club it with our paper for
So so. or we will receive subscriptions at
he rate Of So per GEAR.
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CATTLE sroLES.-"a understand 'ha'
two fat cattle, part Ola drove taken to the
Baltimore market by our townsman' hd'
gar Smith, hsq., were stolen from the
cattle-rcns in that city we trust that
our friend Edgar will see to it that the
keeper "f'thepens pays Tor his negligence
in allowing the property 10 be stolen. AS
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NOUNTY TAX REFUNDED.

UkyolSIExeb h1fAAAI w AA<A4NA/
ON CROOKED RUN. u5ds@si
G. d. Camden aud others as AZ ia u t.
Joseph Stark's uan,'r and heirs. ,sasiaid
TN pursuance Of the decree Of the circuit court
Loft county; rendered in the above
ilamed cause, on the Ali day Of September,
1868, shall proceed, at the front door Of the
court house Of Lewis county, on the sd day Of
May, 1869. that being court dny, to sellSths Il
tract Of land in the bill aud proceedings ofsaid
cause mentioned, being the same land pur-
chased by tho said Joseph Stark Of Camden,
Bailey 1 Camden, and on which the said Stark
had made an improvement, situate on Crooked
Run, a branch Of Leading Creek, in Lewis
county, containing one hundred and four acres.
I, TERMS OF SALE.
Il Upon credit Of 6, IL and 10 months, Vic
pur haser executing bonds with good personal
security bearing interest fromthe day Of sale h
A lien will be retained upon the land as fur,
,hcr security for the purchase money. y,
ID. CAMDEN, JR., e
march o9.4t i38' ~ sp'l Com'r. ,.'
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Rlcn, BUT NOT GAuDy-Dr. John
BANDS drove Of fiat cattle" '''''s''s'7

Laurel Lick is looking up, They are
building new Church, and the farmers
are dressing up their farms, fixing their
fences and clearing Out new lands.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

NEw Grocery Frederick Brinkman,
has opened new grocery establishment
on Main street. IN the building formerly
oceupielby Mrs. Cox. Fred has q nice
stock of groceries, cigars, tobacco, can
dies, ETC., and will be glad to see all his
old friends.
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Alady who has tried it says a sure pro-
lection against..the aggravation Of a snor-
ing husband is for the better half to keep
a clothes--pin under her pillow at night,
and when thcsnoriug uwakcns her, just
clap The pin on the offending nasal organ,
and'thcn sleep. in peace. ayl,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

BRAxroN Counr-sat OBJ the 1st Of
April--IIon. Robert Irvine presiding.
A large number Of people we're in attend
ancc, but little business was transacted
owing to the fact that the new Code Of
laws went into operation on that day, and
the Court, as well as the bar and suitors
generally, we're profoundly ignorant Of
what The laws we're Tue Grand Jury
found but two indictments both for as
sault and battery--wl,ich speaks we'll for
the morals Of tue county. The suits Of
the Supervisors of the cosbty against
landowners, to enforce tue collection OF
county and township taxes, were submit.
ted upon demurrer but tie Court d.
clined to make any decision until tho law
could bc obtained. In this county, as
we'll as IN all others which we have visited,
tile whole people are without money, and
complaining bitterly Of bnrdrns9me taxa
ticn. The Sheriff. and Collectors were
present in full force; but with all their
energy and vigilance, informed us thatit
would he impossible to collect more than
tlree-fourths Of The assessed taxes. The
town-Sutton--partakes Of the general
impecunio.ity. No improvements going
on-.hc sidewalks dilapidated the build
ings weather.stsined and rapidly falling
into decay. Tie new jail, which stand,
upon the public lot in rear Of the Court
House, through which We q were shnwn
by the kindness Of the gcntlcmanly Clerk
of the Couft-Mr. N. b. squires-is a
| is substantial two.story stone building,
ccici throughout with two.inch oak
plank, with heavy iron gratings-the
floors being solid ok, one-dna.n-half feet
thick. We were informed that the build
ing COS. about s2,sOO The suspension
bridge across Elk river has been repair
cd. and Is now in safe condition. We
would suggest, however that small
amount expended in rcpainting the
wires would he Of great benefit. mud pre-
vruth large extthse hereafter.
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rgGD and see tlsc celebrated
Dentist, j. l;s. E.axier, who is
NOW as the Esaiscy Elcuse. 49,,

NoTlcs.-I shall leave M accounts
with Elias Fisher, saddler, for collection,
and all persons owing mo must meet
their Indebtedness within 30 days l
a-l.4t Gro. A. FISHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

We hare on hand at thi. office a large
,.an.ity efBLANK DEEDS, and JUS
tees BLANKS Of al. Kinds, gotten
sp in The best .'y'e. Call and eramine,
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LEFT Us HAr Passive are permit
ted the pleasure ofinforming the dwellcrs
in our beautcous burg that the Town
Council have commenced tue work ot re-
trcnchmcnt-onEt he mud issue. Let us
hope that the job will be good and
thorough one. and ,cventuatc in the posi-
bi!ity Of crossing Main Street without
swimming. M. b,,ss;@ f,-,sss.a 4s
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N"T'cE-l 'hall leave my accounts
with Elias Fisher. sadllor, for collection,
and all persons owing me mast meet
Indebtedness within 80 days,
u-l-4t " q GEo, A. FISHER.
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NoTlcs.-I shall leave my accounts
with Films Fisher, sadller for collection,
and all persons owing nc must meet
their Indebtedness within 80 days.
al-4t GEo. A. USHER.
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PuerooRApus.-Pcr.ons wishing a cor
reu, Likeness Of themselves or their fami
lies, should s csll a. once a. $. \. l'arrc'ts
photographs gallery over Geo. Fish er's
store. march 1 9i
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] CHANCERY SALE.


BYVIRTUE Of decree Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, pronounced in The cause Of
John Brannon, commissioner, against D. N.
May term next, 1859, Of said court, sell at tho
front door of the court house Of said county, at
public sale TO the highest bidder, tho the two
following pieces Of land in said county, near
and above the town Of Weston, on the Weston
and G.uley Bridge turnpike, one being q piece
or lot Of three acres and % poles, and known
ms lot No s. bordering on said turnpike and
extending back to the river, being the upper lot
of the Baird land; and the other being inmed!-
stcly opposite, on said turnpike, containing
nine and one-fourth acres and rs poles. q 3e
58 TERMS. - q
A credit ofs, 10 and 10 months, tho purcha-
ser giving notes with good security. u .od
.tS JOHN.BRANNON, ,B siia
march 29-4s Commissioner. d
BOUNTY TAX REFUNDED. r 90
iDY virtue ofan order made by tho Board Of
1Supeevisors Of Levi, county the End day Of
February, 1865, the undersigned commissioners
appointed by said order have fixed upon ths (
l2ih day Of April, 1869, and for one week
thereafter. at tic Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of Lewis county, 10 hear proof Of aud to
audit all claims against the county for Bounty,
taxes heretofore paid by any person entitled to
relief under the several acts Of the Legislature
providing 70. the refnnd;ng, to all soldiers, OF
their heirs, sill taxes paid BY them for bounty
purposes. A; which time and place all persons
interested are requested 10 attend. n iY5yIi "a
y .-'5 .GEO. COzAD, r.. +, 4 = :.
80 GEO. ROSS, ~ 4
march15-5t 80 Commissioners. i: :
CONN ISSlONER'S SALE OF LAND E
ON CROOKED RUN. ifds@s
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REMovEp.-Georgc a. Fisher has re-
moved his stock Of goods to Dc Kalb,
Gilmcr county. While We regret to .oe
our enterprising young towrsnaaln' leave leave
our place, We congratulate the good
people upon the accession which they have
gained by his removal. fWciins, he may
have that success in his new field Of OPP
erations to! (Which his strict integrity aud
many pleasant. qualities cnti.lc him.
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Abraham Hinzman, the old gentleman
whose leg vas amputated for acanccr, a
short time since, is doing well, and his
physician. Dr.. Camden, thinks he will
undoubtedly recover. Tic is now Il, and
his mother, who is still living, is LOG
years old. .M.g.
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DENTAL Tporu Powpgs,-D, J. NJ,
Lazicr has for sale most pleasant and
ef|icacous, preparation for the teeth, which
is recommended BY the Convention Of
Dentists. Call and obtain bottle at
once. s'iufp a5rEl5T .at. ,sitstTl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

Tue mud market remains firm. with
material change to be noscdifrom The
figures oflsst week. Quotations thus far
arc heavy, but viii, an upward tendency.
Adviccs from Jane Lew . I'd Jacksonville
repot. tic supply ut those places to exceed
The dcmnnd. d. sbai
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

DE. MonRs, the celebrated Dentist,
will be in Weston on the LIST day of May,
it being court dry, and remain twelve
days, Tie needs no recommendation
you all know him. " milf. A
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12

Norlcs,--Alll persons indebted tome
are r. ,ucsted to call and settle immedi-
a.sly, ssli am. closing my books, and
mus. have than balanced BY April 18th.
me9.3t Clixs. IlurH.
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SURGICAL 'OpERArlos,-Dr. Camden,
assisted by Drs. Bland and Eilmiston, a
few days since, performed an operation on
Mrs. Detamore, who has been blind from
q cataract, which We learn was entirely
successful, and there is every prospcc,
Of her sight being restored.
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? .
Buttheir coat t,yles over ye hill!
SERIOUS AcclDENr.-Ou last Monday,
Willie Bland. son Of Dr.. ". j. Bland of
this place. while playing with the boys
near school, Was struck by a stone, just
underneath the right eye, INJECTING a
very severe wound. lie was Immediate
" taken homo, aud the wound properly
dressed by his father, and will, we un-
dcrstand, soou be able to attend school
again. The physicians who examined
the wound say that it was almost mira
Gle that the eye was not put out, as tie
smallest variation in the direction Of the
stone must have resulted in that calum-
! ity.
We understand that the scLool-boys
we're engaged in the pleasant and friend
" pastimc Of throwing stones at each
other al the time the accident occurred
and our only wonder is that such oil
worse contrete,nps do not more frequently
occur. file children, Of course, are no
to blame. Boys will be boys, and VT
like 10 SEQ them so /; but II really seems
to us that the parents or teachers whe
have control Of the children, should tab
some steps to provide tl,sm with rationa
amusement. II is a subject Of remark
among people visiting Weston. that oul
boys-large and small-aro by no mean
tho most peaceable in The world and as
We arc inclined 10 ba Of their belief, ",
would suggest that the parents sec that
their sous, ere they attain their inalority
do not become too we'll versrd 10 til,
"l,s.'' life incident 10 The youth Of Amei !
cit. "sparo the rod aud spill the child,
WIS the iiiUtto Of our yeneratcd phtctna
ancestor-hrnce zee wuro not $40 led
! We commend the axiom to the paltf ant
n,sterfamalins VI Weston.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Hon. ]. M. BssSEpr has sold the lief
n,r Farm, in Bat,ellc township, to Sclby
Sapp. Esq, Of Marion county, who takes
immediate possession. -a M.ir@ ilF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09
Attemnt at Rnhheru-

Mr.. Thos. KelIum, who lives short dis
lance west of town, informs us that an at
tempt to rob him was made by number of
unknown men on Tuesday night. They
demanded admittance 20 his house and
surrender of lis money; but they obtained
neither. They were dressed in blue.
The same night a squad of men similarly
aLtired. gained admittanoe to the house Of
Wash Black, colored, who lives on a farm
adjoining that of Mr.. K, and demanded his
money. Wash refused to surrender it,
whereupon he was shot at several times
and wounded in the arm and shoulder He
returned the fire with desperate determin-
alton to defend his household, and succeed
edin putting the bootless marauders to flight
The same night, and in the same neigh
borhood, an attempt to enter the house of
DAHL. G. Anderson Esq, was prevented a
lone by refusal to open the door and the
appearance of several men at an upper story
window. Mr.. Anderson says they wore
blue uniforms and caps.
The Press and Times in noticing these
outrages says that Mr.. Anderson is a pronS
jnent Radical of Giles county, and cit
seems uncertain whether they were sol
diers, or citizens making strategic move
to cause the withdrawal Of the militia
We have heard a plan suggested by
which it is to be ascertained who these
marauders are, AID we suggest to Mr.. An
dersOn that he adopt it. When they come
again blow out every light, take position
with double barrel shot gun at the back
end of your room. and send some member
of the family to open the door. AS the
robbers enter turn loose volley of leaden
hail upon them. The next morning they
will be found out. Whether they be cili-
zsns or soldiers, they deserve this recor-
ton
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Horse Talk.

We had prepared On article for this issue
upon the subject of housekeeping some
statistics concerning several of the best
breeds of racers and trotters, from which
sprang the splendid horses owned by Maj.
Allman-but having thoughtlessly left it
and several other papers upon a chair in
our sanctum the other evening, the devil"
ignorantly kindled his fire with them next
m orning. Three or four hours hard work
destroyed in a second. We want to hire
somebody to cuss the devil for US.
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Publications.

The Masonic Record, for April, is upon
our table, laden with good things. While
it is Masonic organ. there is much inter-
esting matter contained in each issue for
all classes of people. Address John Friz-
zell & Co., Nashville.
The Home Monthly for April is a GEM
Every Sou thern lady ought to read it instead
of Northern trash. Published also at
Nashville.
SCOTS Monthly is a growing necessity
to Southern literature. The April num-
Der is overlooking with good things. Send
for it to Atlanta, Ga.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09
CireE Sou1

The spring session Of the Circuit Court
commenced here on Tuesday last. Hon.
A. N. Hughes presiding with acknowl-
edged ability and courtesy. During the
present term the arduous labors Of our
venerable Circuit Clerk are greatly tighten
ed by the assistance of Henry N Stanley,
of Prospect, formerly Circuit Clerk of
Limestone county, Alabama. who is not
only acquainted with the duties which de-
volve upon the clerk, but is an excellent
pensman and a most efficient, energetic and
worthy gentleman.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09
Religious Services.

The second quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Church will commence at 10 o'clock
tomorrow. Services will be held morn
ing and evening Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Stoddard will preach at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday next, at
the hour for evening service. No service
at the morDg hour.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09
Lost Money By It.

well-to-do Giles county farmer sold
his cotton the other day for % cents, and
remarked to the purchaser that he might
have sold 1t at one time for 81 if he had
only known IN time that it was worth that
much money. The purchaser told him
that if he had been a subscriber to the
CITIZEN be would have been posted every
week on the price of cottonand other pro-
dice. and thereby saved that four cents per
pound on his cotton crop. The farmer
acknowledge that he had lost a great deal
more than thu subscription price by not
taxing the paper, and-iumedately ordered
il sent to his address H.
There are hundreds ana ehupdreda Of
other farmers in Giles crunty, who lose
money every year in the same way. Is it
not strange then that they continue to plead
poverty and hard times when the subject
of subscribing for newspaper is mention
ed to them. The fact is, men who are too
poor to take paper, will always be too
poor ever to be of any service to their fam
lies or the world in which they live
Those who delive most benefit from read
ing newspapers, are poor men, and they
are the men above all others who should
consider it a judicious and profitable in
vestment to pay three dollars for weekly
paper one year. The wealthy may take it
for the pleasure of the thing. but the poor
laboring man should take it for the actual
profits in the investment.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09

MARRIED On the 3Ist ult, at the resi-
dence of the bride. by Elder J E. L. IIattirqore.
Mr.. SAMUEL H. MoCoRD. of Fayetteville.
Tenn, to Miss SUSAN o. HANsELL, of Law
ence County, Ala.
It would be unnatural in US not to wish
our venerable sire contentment and bliss
in the new relation he thus assumes in the
afternoon of life.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09

The MILITIA AT PULAsKI.-Three com
panies of the five stationed at Pulaski will
be transported to Nashville next Friday
Captains Winters and Manson will be left
in charge of the two remaining com panies.
Banner, 9Th.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-09
Illicit DistilIeries,

A squad Of U. S. Regulars have been
engaged recently in destroying distilleries
in this section. About FIVE 10 this county
,and seven Ok eight in Limestone and Lau-
ydale over tls line, have been dieco-
and theiB proprietors arrested. >
were given BY lhe crested 9aftiesr
tne5e appearance,