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, 1869-12-21

Frr est3ttt.rtFE tie E1I:a Ht shtC 11A Not-e on
For crs.:t r. ais, nae aaaE'tzsr1 1ieoAet at.eet.
| from llal=:el 10 D'vi,;oh
sIDEwAIES
| For s!!rwalk ar t4tt tide Q; E.ctac avenue,
| fion Genre 10 FulIrtoa arrtue; n1 Son:h s!lc
{! Fnurth, :5on Lneo!n to A,'~y; on Feet s!tc
n!ooT'ns,:a!e y 1a.a: on ae1!a ttas 4 Falton.
plrth. from Michigan asenue to ss.ie; o. fo1ih
tite o! ltaac otrh frora Markc: y t'sc Flve,; or
So:e g q ~t II se q ns!os 49, iaia ase
t,chtt tu!n: en- north t,,le Of sampson, trou
I.antn 10 Rcas'ta; On toatn h!d-ol ctippsr. ffocl
dell, f1uu Mailcs to scIgw1ck: on both t,tNs Of
Asy.um place, from unls.td to c!Eoo1rre avecu-
| en- north side OF ceu'rF, lEo:n .ssct1e aseoue 10
NoEih 10 Stewart avenue: on rorih aide rcI
f~en'y. .rist% from Stewart avenue to Purple; On
cesi sae OF Eoeelts, tfu.n Eric to chie.Eo avenue
on sclfh Eide OF TCeuty.te ecntd. from Mnrcaa IL
!iasted: % no'ta hiac Of ntreio7. IRON sedg.
*Nl 10 C1s bouH ase1ue; on bo:,t e,ies Of Archer
aa rn % III s % n sss
on tskt tide Of Vernon Avtnuet from lautia,
p;acc to N.hss.sth Avenue: on cat s'de 81 NJ
Fafe. from Klz'r 10 Nuaparti: IN yes: side Il
Arnold, ttea, Thirty 10 Thi1ty.tnrd; "a f6a.f
Crow ayeI1c on ,he nci, sSe oi iia,,on ~ ,ES
CaUp.eii 70 Wthiarn aye1ue: on II. soatt. wsA
eide Of lnssell, from lurton to w.l!oE: os
,ae -, west side Of S,o''s: s,.c. fsom tss1ans!
lee ay..ue,- from Ktuztc to iaSe
Or wctl fi.e Of Bndlar, fto,n T@c1ts.tth Il
| TEeafJ s:1lh; on to1th Ejc If lterlpantt, !ra1
Lnce,s 10 lcay,,t: on saath si1c q! R.r. !ser
i Ps~Ir!c avt ME 10 Sau1h Park uren1e; oa no: j
A.ae hf NIL from Ktahca 10 Jvaes: on ts9'h Eide
Of Ia.kson, 1ro1 Western arenue TO RecxEen
oa wet sde q Western nreru". t-o- Na1!.oa Il
lerrtscn: on eouth s.dc 6! Wisos sr,m Dlsso
u C1ytpur,e aveane: OF both s1des Of & t-tbA..i:
| tsua Twenty -si1kh - 1enty-nlaih.
| IaXF I{a-T4.
FL five i&ur mott. on lIuFiba', IRON l:sara ,.
N0rth ayetus: X m WIec0n.ln, isuu Sell /. TIC
| tn FFackf:o; fo1T on Gran. n,sc.. from II itl.ns
| TO Se4aer}cE: seventeen on Oh!o, sten LaSalr I.
ht2;s.s.uTy, acd two On cla1k, l!om chic2go ave
! nue. 10 Erie.
rktvlTZ DAlGSk.
For private GRATIS t-on1 1865 cona-ctlny Wit
sever On Warren 1veuuc, bctwetn R-ulrn AM
1eayttt ttseets: Oh faal2nA avc0uc. from De.
piAlneA street 10 Noble.
| A1lTyR.
For fae vacation OF two Alleys In Moct I;
SmEhS SUBDIVISION OF G i Of { II Of Seeti5
II. s.SS.
Fer The rAc1.cn Of p,rt:7, Of The stey ri
, 1869-12-21
JACKSON WILLIE.

Books GpeEed for ~ub>cripsinns In
sEd OF the Jacksonville Railroad
Eircs
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 TIC Ct!rlgo Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Dec 30.
TIE !Ee.fTo.7:ors tl the jacksonville RIl~a5
orcl Cd Their nooSs ,nts nora,ug to zece:vt SUBJ
&c: paoa:. II Is exrcc:td stas t<o 1ctlcs OF sa!d
ra.twss viii b. completed II thcrt 11ae
The rlsn1sLce o: ME. Riphaet+kl, "a E+@. Co1rs
stf, Ct, IN his cttE+ Was entirely 'lc.:t1YeI .Ist
t-:.f. II ere Tue rsnper.y WAS ?aI::aHF cav
II e. bJ l-f2:cnee.
, 1869-12-21
51tt.bsr4A I'LL .slarkts.

lTs!s%rn.:A, De-. = -rk7soAEr ,'!sai. .:fsns
ahd t3 NC m crt,F. Ar3 In tk. rs "E
&c. oi '"N ttn t.llrtr' setr,, GeetIafr II
~ Lrtt f;s # ~. 81. s!31 r,'i rot rrsr1e:r II
uet aitar. :r 'snu7ss deiIs lsc al II: s-.tA
;ned et nd c.t; ..l.s # tAcr. .r a
70 .3na.t il.ie~
, 1869-12-21

The Hest aud original Tonic Of
1ron-fno*phorua sud caisa5A, Known AZ Fe1ro
PaospnoEated EMxir OF Calt4sya ba1t, The 1rcu
restores colcr 10 the b'ood, the paosnaofus re-
re1s waite OF the nerve Tissue. and the cA1lsat
gives = p&tura1 hea'thfu' tone to the digestive
or ans, thereby caring d5Fpepsia ID IT. Ta:.ou1
forms, wAke!utness, general DEBILITY. drpresslou
Of tplfita: also. the bet psevensatse against e
yer and ague. Msu4fact1Fed onlv by caaws!4
Qsxa1u / Co, New YORK Sold by drugspatA,
, 1869-12-21

4 UB 1NNA8 k4dCEKk00t
NEW OHIxAks, Dec 9O.-The Houston 7ett-
FTapt tepot1A re6urta from ll9 co1ouesr ID wh'cu
Dnvts rAs 4 ua1oriIy Of G2o ONLY. Sevan
counties are yet u he heard
u Conservative. aod 3 10 hesr from aau-e, Is
Republicans, q Cors+lssiivPs atd Sto hear sron1-
General RI {tolds rvs ortered e'tct17us 10 he
tefd 1n the coun l+R OF SavxEro and AllAn, which
did Eot YQst 1t Inc yet etal e:ecoop
, 1869-12-21

RIO LTASF-1iiI:OIs tARMS-THK SOUTH:
So. = 4 I. Sd r. 81. !v,ns X allie .oath-
vtrt q ,4'un. IN caamp.irn c. Gatrr entity .:.n
b ing Strtott aud sin f. 4nowes T"~ntaiP. Aetean
Ala III .Sfcr n sec. II. T. Is !, X ID r: u.
trz n!rt DIR wet q hsTH1,. penft9a Ea Sot I'M
, 1869-12-21

PnlLADElrn1A. Dec. sl-Tbe old locomotive
ALnkpo.t, beorgtns 10 lie Re.d.nG Railroad
Coz pArf. eIpl1oed dAy near the csosHng OF
The Re3ItrK+ n Trtntoa 'R4n-nAd, ktll.pe The
engineer. Jo,tpn Mage. aca injur.nx three other
, 1869-12-21

ANlSddfcsoHn NlAucFnl spring Wa
ter" Natures remedy; cures all diseases OF the
1IdneJr, sktn and blood Mo1e promptly stau auI
other known remedy. Sold BY alt druEgts.s. Send
tos Testimonials, Address J. Jas 1oslt1t Treasure.
H. u. 8 Co, Mtddesowp, Vt, OF E. T. DwJer i
Co, Agents, Chicago. Ill.,
Nnls Rxleusn ctsrcu ky uatnE JuntpeK
Tnr aoar, made oy Cas~el, Hnzard Co., New
E0rE.
, 1869-12-21

A Physictan writes to 3fr.rL. E1otf-
Il emrrnct the hrst opportunity 10 investigate II
more tbofpuQhts, having lorg felt tue need o.
such an sf.icle in ny pfactlce a. substitute fol
ale and liquors, which are 80 much Aaut:erated,
etc. Ho1k Malt Extract Is already recommenheo
b. our ieadtp9 PHYSICIANS. as tonic hnd remea1
s,Tely used where al sptrituaus liquors and aIe&
s1e d1c1ded. Sold bJ al druggteie and g1ooefA
, 1869-12-21

Coughs and Colds nre often over
1o< Red, A coptiputp &c for my length OF tns
causes irritation OF the 1urRs or kome Chfoult
Throat Disease t' BrnrA'S bronchial Tfoeht4
are offered with The fullest confidence 10 their en-
cary, etyltg alnnAs invariably snrc aad immediate
rn1ltf
, 1869-12-21
MARRIED,

PnPE=nppH- this city. nec, ,, BY The Key.
Hmma j. OIor. both cf CluraEo.
Si.OAN-EOuNG-Iu th.a titx =. tho St Janses
HtseI on the 1stb ult. By the Rev. R. Cols5e. Mr:
Ancuetua u Sloan and Affs Sarnh a. Young. OF
PIineettl!e, Ill
ABElts-suAW-Iut This rty Dee %. b5 Rev r. j.
t;oattr~ed e. h. Allt. Il Ha1ford. Coma, aud Mtss
Bellc II. seAE, Of this city,
, 1869-12-21
DIED,

CRAIG-Ia TIeutuu, via, Dee. g. Samuel n. son y
c. ". Craig.
srEsen.nk Journal. and Woodstock paper pseaaa
cory. .
8U1LFORn-1n this city, At shr Foster sfL.a4,n
Eulfdfnf. &rptAy. tlrc 70. At o'clock. H. ~
EtiltaEd, Superintendent Of the m*fa. aged II years,
FupersI Tkurs4ay. Dec. = At II O'clock. fron the
Sevrnth Prreb,tefisu Church. coeusE of JAek,an md
Pa riA fttettt.
, 1869-12-21

SEw YokI, DIX. e1--Ths dry Eo1i nOa.xet Is Ian
Eua 1e ste1r md a5 fnr ~ staple ela.+e. :t sstt"n
t.Y stuk stJles thoakf sAst. ct ntcr fabrics have
betn c6ected vfthtu rA1ke Sf .sc9tLoo psE J.sd-
, 1869-12-21

sSc1x York usy t;ueda ntArket.

FAN FRAxc1sco. Dee. s,.-tlonr, ft!9s*tt w1cA
t,.n At N1.eH. rktrr1ues.
1EsA! teLdcEs, U
, 1869-12-21

bonn Theatre. u one OF the nost positively per.
feet performances 10 this line ever rendered IN
AHot1HA Il only 1scks Eme1ae-1 snnRs Apd
Grating recovery viii permit
AIEB MCHECN.
"echcol wa pAif6rmtd laaf evening to 4
moderate house. II utl be on the boards snis
evening. and during tho reualnder OF the weak.
With the present cat School "ls one sf tue pe4t
pieces which Nj. Aiken has produced for some
tins p*4L
TIKI E11kCH hAI1-
TIE grand French Eau will tate place Ut the
0pe1s Aoose this esepinR. E1tenslve psepstztioca
have been u1dc for th1A event. and Il seemg TO be
fultJ txpected that 1he AMIR Will be one OF TIE
most brilliant and succtesfcl which hAa ever been
given In this city
THK MURRAY FIND.
The Tickets 10 thH PAiepa- Rosa entertainment u
Crosby . Opera uouse on Friday evening next
one-haf the proceeds Of which are to be d1nsttd
10 tie St Psula Aid Sotte:T. nAy be hsd ,.
StrJkes Barnes, corner Of Clark and Wh,hloG
ton streets. Root Il tadys in tns OpetA Hour
and It lyon Aeas5's muac sicfe-
, 1869-12-21
By ]. e. EE1 A3EES g. co,
SPECIAL SALE.

SPECIAL SALE.
We shall sell at AUCTION, without
reserve, by order Ct A. GoLDsMD
&, co. Pawubrosefs: at cur ore, l26
South Cla1k.ss- on THURSDAY next
tie 23d inst. at lei a. M, large lot Of
Forfeited Pledges selected especially
fer Eo!i6ay Pzese=1s Mo:t of the goods
orght to be called Few. they arc SO slight
1y scile6. The sale will iaclude dne
Gold Ladies' ana Gieu:s' Watches Of var
ious nakers; opc 61e Diamond Set,
which eoss $1,000; lasse assortment ot
Diamond Rings and Pirs, elegant Brace
let's hae Opera Glas'e~, two large Mink
Capes, cost $3.50 each four elaborate
Silver Tea Sells, sc!:d Gold chaiz,, &C.,
DC. TIE Goo6s arc al drst-class, and
will te gold at the peoples prices.
j. 3. CHAMBERS e CO.,
Auctio3a~cl.S.
, 1869-12-21
BuHIEIs5s HQTiUEf,

Cod fyex OIL
Haztrd Calwelifa Cod Liver on Is the best.
AdEc7tikeMfRt
, 1869-12-21
To RENT-HlUsES.

Yt,O RE*T -tiOlfsF, AND tURSlrrHE FOR
.S lr.at1.,,i .,,:..e h,.!'c .; Ic;. -, t"s.tst s
tute ai 1rat. ;. krtg hcn,: sest Il no4,s ~ RI
y3.O RsSr- witt. FrRSIsuKp col IT. tt;E ON
Wr-t Si'r tu h, eks # III, harr- rarr Furniture
r eaft inaui1c at. a!aEr'r.S !. y. Ma 81 c.Ek IT,
sE.o RFST-1p A SHALL. FAMILY WITHOUT
st,m rhNir~. rtrs- -ntly tGrat.he1 brick oast-
r. on, go. &c: th~ nv r-r lad. with enc child III
bnrd NTH ttr family fGt the rent lcIttt nj 81 1wtu
~ -ffthlt.
t1U HRST-A NIrR COMFORTS RLF IIoBsE OF
tIcht r s.1n- liz c* rark. tt stehr from rp
NVu fnfitturr Sr talr - Hr.!ix haH eoAt n
Ea!a Offered, G. Il NORTON. u clark At
f4lO HHST-A TWtlsTORT FRAME HONSE
1 ;rtr nf Iii $trt.tt. thlranct HnnIrs.st, II IL
vtfy deaitaLlt Fr dwelling CT boarding. hpHss Krst
low.
, 1869-12-21

AID NcCAELrf fl,n nn-sed t1~ following
waNa Has ntcrred 10 The Con:ait:ee OF the
,fr'!T.A1J:
i-.'t-. Tbs. III. C1f: 60 ,.xrtr tnsthvi.., scr IT
'"rtiiF tthrei how alt 1.y Mhet a7f.ei:y TIC thy
trl~Ety As The j:tt1 tsfsn u S. .!r .snrtn
H:x t;frts Was irt tta f.>essi,1 arr, 1.-se nn-
fctM Esratr d~tltn-k .1~tr: to b. r9,ees 1ae-r,o;
Ac"slece~ Il ii thu ei.y eEh .1i, ~ aud 1;son
~hst serH,s ssi4 rttrnr .Ee .;s iz4s III ~
rrr1u.rtt with thrsr tti'tnes ar .arthc- ;,.t ri,
a:t tlttr hi.t Il thAt te 1a.j t:efr th!s
.uz1rs wf.htht Easttf II the lestnu. xbo now .c.
.Ery tic ID toswsty wlth tn tt :l4inxs nal IN :.
n ts:s'rt To- :h~ U7rTs-a' '.on 'E- :lrrt: nrti.
Ally this MhosE n!Asrf ana rtsslt to t.c I: thu
i-ai a;a:us II sid i"..l<:ts
saIA,:S nF CITY OFFICER
Aid. NcCACLEf Also eHGs>L the fatnsv-
RI, whch Has rtfeEftd to liz Coltnt: et u t;.c
ai.c12r1. ..
a-.n1~i. n a: f- C,,l-stt.e eo the ,14sl;..v h..
nd thy arr 'seG3- o+.E:e+s to srt.': -ue th
~ xs4thc t.ss soa e-.Hl.lcrts II ttr;r ssr. o.irx
nd tcst-st ttcteas to recetve aat sa41 {ss4 tti
Importation for t!ci. Pssriee4 Aa9 tknrn..'s
;ae tulIowtn* sa!.r1es PET aahnn,+ 70 he r4f 1
tuonthls: Cry astale1 1rtr,13r. 4.Dl3 a-g
.Er1rn: t* st-ief Of svcsxhts ard Meata'r. e .:
tits Gil !nrrextr-. &1,laa: and fhat -9eh a sat!
tr. ,L. tctet tL.o 500. and ta:fietens bond il tt
ter ,he s.iitia reform M the vera, s:t-s nf
tEss ttc1- Ard II II IN detail nndtF oath monthly
tnt1fs tpnre nit Il tif az ling. beionxlnE ii,
s1ilfie1 ct thttr oicre and ali AtnoNnt4 Ftt+Vrd h{
tr I'm fers Of csher kttc: and aso the uht q bar.
HlA 81 ~ Ess et<d. lailrTs 7s 7spetad ectsr seeshsA
~ ineatusrs sttts and fnefs ct htv ohfI uteri<
Lc9=s m-:eistdHe CT articles ~ershtd. Aaits Aecsm
, 1869-12-21

Ifan&ruerptr,
WAsTFp-A MIDDLE AGrp woMAr F.,K
H. usrkeersr. 70 En hetsss ride IN the -.,1-y
Coed Lnme and fair vases. Apply to O. L. JEtKS
81 Cl11k u.
, 1869-12-21
AGf.KT2 WAITED

A GEaTs W1:TF15- - 4 nay r, TAIa
NIL i-n-!r srt::r "a i1t1.tHrt the RtlEkKYF a.
SEtfT?!E sE"!-' GGCHtfF.. Stic!. .sIsr Or
Mah.a1Sq 80 y D. Gsitd ss,:.s tar l-s t.u u.
tIe hat1- t, rsr-eu:i n ara 1 pr: n1mt:t, OrtAt
lste ht.drtts u. 4. hfS0EKHi)S Z co. Clett
AEFSTS wAS1Fh-SANF1E TREN--NRy,s
iA.lx rents pa-.-s- nr VIII I'll! tr. th- fua,rs;
trnk = tr-t artitl. thc G.ti -nI r..l .;. /! u
1t11k - $3.50 - N@' - '''-'-|
, 1869-12-21
HELP WANTED-TEALES,

TVANTKD-TTQ coon BOOK COMPOSITIONS
W nod ene boy 10 Fup Gordon rrtss Al HAZLsrr
4 REAU'S. - WAshin4tso st.
, 1869-12-21

gyyO REST-TuE C4lrrAGE llDl;aE No. 81
L Iatk ~. fvr Particular. inquire It III Lake st
fE.O HFNT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOr,Si. on
state ttw+rn Fifrihrcra aud fxtl!th H.. IT
laIee ruo.- al Icatls p*rrr,H md Painted Fur par
| IscLI4is *,3dte<a II Pc. Tfihnue alice.
T1,C RrSr-I@ 7wESTYF1RSTsT ST. HKTwKEN
w.h. ard Htelnrsn aye Erek h,sr' t"* To'!hs~
H.. it1.rrsEr excellent nrtet ,1ftbiet tH
-.rnn Nj. h"t"r .r'. .Et Ont ihser. sarhsHr. 70:
AL a:".a 8. !. 1.s!t xf:rt Asl's /" iiAi:.
INjA :. lin. '6 Nas1>h ~ cr 4. s!lf llaa-".
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Married

In this county on Sunday, 21st
inst, by Rev. John s. Marks. Mr.
DAVID 3. BUNcH to Miss MARY E
HART. all Of Gle ounty.
In this city o. Thursday evening.
Nov. 25tb. BY Rev Mr.. Cald es
Mr. J. Z. NELsoH to Miss AoLLIE 81
Mason. all Of Pulaski.
Never yet has it been the for.ane
Of man to win a fairer bride nor that
Of woman 10 via nobis groom
Msy they ever hare nsss them Gu
pid's most u ssl 20 siren
F en- the cords $ e that hsxe bound
their hearts sogekhsr We pray FER
lhsm that So they come to turn over
Che leaves Of she's LIES history that
every page may be written over With
prosperity aud unmixsd happiness.
At ths residence OF the bridess "a
Their. Nov IIsh. By the Rsv. Green
P. Jackson. Mr.. Jas. Il. HARDI4kN
to Miss D. A. PATTERSON, all Of this
county.
At the Pulaski HOuss, in this city,
on Thursday morning, Nov. 18th,
by Rev. J. P. 3cForFin, Mr.. P. NJ.
LEMAT to Miss MEDoEA U. Hall,
both of LaWre4cs county, Ala.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
New nrues.

Pope d fowler. successors to G.
I. Mason. continue the drug busi.
ness at the old stand OF Mr.. Mason.
Mr.. Mason dssirss to recommend
these gentlemen TO his former patrons
as first class druggists and as per.
feet gentlemen. On the first of next
year they viii remove TO the commo-
dious house now occupied by Messrs
Mcclure & Hill, on, the southeast
corner Of the square. Their adyer-
tisement viii aRpeaE sasxt week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
"Well," said Murphy.
ssNo - said Pat

"Well," said Murphy.
"No," said Pat.
whats the matter % said Nike
"The divil. said Pat, ''cau't yes
answer like a man %
"Yis." replied Murphy, ''but who
the divil kin answer or act like a
man, if he tried to bring load of cot
ton to this id town Of Pulaski p
Hers'sa town that might bate the
heels off of urfressboro, Columbia,
Franklin. Shelbyville, or any other
town in Tennessee. and she lies
asleep-Hks-a sick puppy. Why is it
her streets are not filed with cotton
wagons /? Why is it she has no mar
ket wagons ? Why is it? She is
asleep OF drunk sosthat she can't at
tend to her own interests.
Here they clinched and We left
the sosOs sadly pOndering upon their
words.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Died

At his residence. near this city.
on Monday night. 22d inst of lar
yugitis Coz N C. BUFoRD, aged 81
years.
Col. Buford vas one of our best
and mostrespectsd citizens, and en-
joyed the confidence and esteem of
every one who knew hirn. His kind
ness of heart, urbanity Of Of manners
and suave politeness, endeared him to
the hearts Of ALL. He died rips in
years and good deeds, leaving only
pleasing memories of bis life. With
an interesting family aBd large circle
of friends we mourn his loss. In
warpest sympathy. our heart gondoles
with them. May The who cares for
the widew and the orphan give them
consolation drem the. oYerfOuing
fountains of His boundless love.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Train Off.

The Nashville mail train, due here
yesterday morning at half-past nine.
failed to arrive on time, consequently
We have no news from Nashville la
ter than Wednesday. The train ran
off somewhere above FrankliO. and
was not expected to arrive here until
about O'Clock yesterday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Home Industry.

We saw yesterday, through the
politeness of Major Bate, the medal
awarded to the Crescent Cotton Mills
Of Lawrence County, Owned By H.
G. Bate q Co.. at the late exposi-
ton of Textile Fabrics, at Cincinnati.
The medal, which is of bronco bears
upon one side, beautifully engraved,
the following inscription
"Enoourags Home Industry.
August, 1862"
Upon the reverse side:-
Exposition of Textile Fabrics, Gin
cinnati. Awarded to Crescent Cot
ton Mills, August, 1859"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Hogs.

Several small drOves of hogs raised
ia Giles county have passed through
Pulaski during the past week for
Southern markets. We are informed
that more hogs have been raised in
this county this year than ever be-
fore since the commencement Of tie
war. This is quite oonsOiing to our
people, as We expect such q slim rev
snue from this years cotton crop.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
a New Word. sar.

A real. clever, honest. hardwork-
Jag maq -iqs this community. whose
education however, had been to some
extent neglected, was presented the
other day with an account by one OF
our business men. He feItconfdent
that he bad settled it before but be-
ing satisfied as tc the honesty of the
gentleman who held the account. he
explained it by saying, "there must
be some oUerlookshun" about this-!''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-26
Singular Commodity

We notice that our friend Jim An
drsws. Of Murfreesboro, in his al
phsbetical enumeration of hardware
forsale, mentions uader the head Of
VS.. virtae. Somebody in Murfrees-
boro paper inquiries of Jim why he
Classics .oirtne among his articles of
hard wear.
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- Diranfnra-

At meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectOrs Of Riohland Savings Bank.
yesterday morning Maj. J B. Stacy
aud Recorder Jno. P.Ezsll were cleo
ted as members of the Board.
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Tebe Rebuilt.

We learn that new business
house will be erected and ready for
occupancy, on Mr.. Neil MacKenzie's
lot, on the South side of the square,
by the FIRST Of February next.
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Canine Tame Worm

Mr.. Gill. ButOrd's fue pointer dog.
SINCE. having been indispossd for
sometime, on yesterday morning was
relieved of a long and perfectly chap
ed tape-worm, as natural as ever any
human could have been afflicted with.
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Real Estate

Messrs. Bate & FrizzelI. real es-
tate agents, advertise a number of
town lots in Pulaski, and valuable
lehds in Lawrence and Giles coun-
ties, for sale.
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Passed Bv.

Stoves circus passed through this
place Last Tuesday en-route for Ala
bama. They say the taxes are so
enormous in this State that they
cant stand The press"
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That Mirror.

Have you seen it That sups
mirror At the Sub Rosa, We nzse6.-
It's the biggest thing very
body Looks pretty in it. aud look
through a glass at it.
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''I do remember an apothecary,
And hereaboats he dwells-

Whom Iate / noted,,' = 80
The same is our esteemed friend
DR.. Whitthorne, who may always be
found at his post, ready to serve the
public7wlth prescriptions. paint and
puttyo1-Go to Whitthorne'ss for the
purest drugs, medicines, paints and
oils.
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The attention Of spOrtsmen is di-
reeted to the advertisement il snoth-
er column headed s'To Hunters. =
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At public sale here yesterday sew
eral bales Of cotton sold, (for rent
money, at 1910.
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A kiss from the maiden you love is
composed of a little Of the essence
Of all good things. For instances
fried chicken, besf steak and onions,
with cucumber catsup, dreams Of
Elysium and taFkey stuffed with Oys-
tars, the breath of violets and rosss
in the early spring time, and tripe
properly prepared with irish pOta-
toes. Oh ! it makes q body's month
water to think Of it
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Written: Tor the CITIES.
as IT OCCURS.

One of the best doctors of the age
has a rule from which be never de-
parts, to this effect HE requires
every patient to settle up svsrY
month; if he fails and should send
for the doctor at night. his servant
oonsults a list which he made
out. aad. if the callers name is on It.
he is mot at home aud the doctor
snoozes.
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Il - cklector.

or Tax cesiector.
are authorized to announce R. BRUCE
e a candidate for State and County
elleeter, at the ensuing March election.
authorized to announces BOOKER
candidate for State and Conn
tor, at the ensuing March elee-
Eed to announce R. n.
p State and County Tax
ng March election.
GILES COUNTY.
my friends here
candidate for Tax Col
Ing March election, and 1
bmit my claims to Con
&C -Feople.
AS. (ButtOn) AYMETT.
We are authorized to announce J. 81
Z TICK a candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
S. BROWNLOW q candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
NJ. BRO WNLOW candidate for Tax Col
leetor at the ensuing March election.
ELKroN, TrHN., Aug. 81, 1869.
10 the Toters Of Giles County:
The undersigned having announced him
self a candidate for the Office of State and
county Tax Collector, would inform his old
friends and the voters of Giles county gen
orally, that he will visit them at their homes
before the day of the ensuing election in
March. VIM. HANNIBAL SCRUGGS.
We are requested to announce B. B.
BASS, Esq, candidate faseTax Collector
at the ensuing March election.
For Trustee.
We are authorized to announce Col. BOB
DICKSON a candidate for Trustee at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce THos. s.
RIDDLE candidate for reelection to Office
of Trustee at the ensuing March election.
We ara authorized to announce JOHN c..
ABERNA Ely as a candidate for County
Trustee at the ensuing March election.
We are requested to announce Mr.. S. H.
BROWN. candidate for County Trustee,
he ensuing March election.
~ @4O 1uOAOIiASu 70 announce L. u
WAGSTAFF a candidate for Trustee at tls
ensuing March election.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce DAVID
II. PARSONS, a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Sheriff of Giles County, at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
II. BUTLER as a candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing March election.
For Circuit Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce HENRY
NJ STANLEY candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March ELECTION.
We are authorized to announce ALT. Fl
-ABEPNATHY a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
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We are reques d by Mr.. Charles
A. Hall, to annoance to the public
that he viii return to Pulaski. and
reopen his gallery here on the 9Th
of next month.