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are treating successfully all
CHRONIC DISEASHS,
Which embraces the best ard most approved meth
ods in this and other countries for the OF al
Chronic Diseases They treat successfully all
nervous and Neuralgia affections, all forms of
ScrofuIz, Fever Sores and Old Ulcers. Dyspepsia,
DiseSser Of the Liver, Constipation, all Skin Dis
eases, Pulmonary Consumption IN lite early stages,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt hheum, Headache, all
Heart Diseases Of children. and
Seminal Weakness d sexual Diseases
Which are carrying thousands to their graves, and
they treat successfully, on a new method, all dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear. They have had more
extensive practice and better success IN the treat
meut Of Au
DxsHAsHS or WOMEN,
Than any other Physicians in America. They
have cured women who have been confined to
their bed for years They never fail to cure
RHHUN6ATI
In all stages; no matter of how long standing q,
ASTHMA
90 it never returns. They have Sure Cure for
the distressing disease,
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no Case will be Received. when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief

our terms are CASH: hence the money must
he seut with all orders for medicines 1t costs
from i've TO fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
With Us, which includes medicines
- Tha rnor will be favored.
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BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
And fave al~oss as ioS as BY a.y other Route
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teH are mate
both scitl and
Ui'hOHt sugar
coating. thus
adapting them 10
The Hse u ercry
body: b rcdUse
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DR.. RobdcEs
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed by
au.y PU manu-
faeha'cd for a
Siihii'iI' purpose.
M. y,..II i,.p.y
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k0- Ask for Tickets via. Erie r: 'Iwsy, which
can be obtained ut the Principal Ticket Ofhess
In the West and Southwest.
L. d. RUCKER, WIN. B. BARR,
Gent Sup't. Gent Psss'r Agt
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To the Afflicted p.
Drs. KNAPP & SON.
OHRoNIO DISHASNS,

Physicians and Surgeons, formerly of New II
are treating successfully all
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poor man who Garrett owed 6 to and would
not pay him." tLaughter.l
Mr.. Garrett.-"Thaf's not so, the amount Il
only $3.50 tLaughter.l
Mr.. Hulse warned the meeting that they
were amusing themselves hugely, but they for
got that their amusement would appear In the
newspapers
Walker White proceeded to condemn tn ,
soup houses, "a they were conducted, and wound
up by announcing himself as Matthew g..
Emery man, as he did not sail under false
colors.
Alderman Stewart said he felt ashamed of his
people, the way they we're acting. 1t spoke
badly for their intelligence. He hoped they
would in future come here and transact their
business and act like nen, and not in the dis
orderly manner they had been doing. His
friend, Walker White, had reflected on the
visitors Of the Provident Aid Society, but he
could inform him that the go 900 had all been
spent for the good Of the poor people, and the
First Ward had been Is we'll served as any. 1t
had been charged that some Of our citizens had
tried to defeat the passage Of the bill giving this
money, urging upon Congress ehat 1t would all
be spent for other purposes. He would say that
the NEST OF the money had passed through the
hands Of those who we're opposed to the present
administration. and he believed it had been
honestly used.
Councilnan Thompson addressed the meet
ing, urging unity Of action among the clubs il
they desired success. Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA.

IHE FARMERS in the 5th magisterial or county
district Of Alexandria complain OF the thefts
committed upon their fencing. They say tn at
the fencing being stolen as fast as it is erected
Two pEsKRT ERs from the troops now stationed
az rert washington, who robbed the squad to
wnicn they belonged, were in this city day or
track. But they succeeded in eludise nursnit
and are still at large.
ABOUT ONE THOUSAND HERRrNGs arrived AZ
Eishtown yesterday from a lower fishing shore
Iney came In punches. Among them was a
pilot herriDg-a fish almost as large az a shad.
The ALEXANDRIA CANAL will, il is stated. he
full of water by Sunday next.
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Sunday, 10 commence the daily meetings of the
Board for grain sales on Monday morning next
At 10 O'Clock.
FIRE IN MONTGOMERY CouxrY-On We'd
nesday morning last, about 10 o'clock, the house
OF Alfred Jingle, situated on the Rockville
pike just outside of the District line caught fire
from defective chimney and was burned 20
the ground The house was frame and cost
about 81 500. No efforts could be made TO stay
the nsmes, As the high wind prevailing com
PEELED those present to give all their attention
10 saving the neighboring property.
RIVER FRoNr-Entered and Cleared-Steam-
er Express, Nickle, from and to Baltimore.
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expressing thanks fcr TIE honor conferred upon
him by his election. Adjourned.
FiFTH WARD.
The regular meeting OF the Fifth Ward Irish
Republican Club was held last evening the
president. John O'Meara, in the chair John
r. Quivley was elected recording secretary
Charles McCarty, Edwin Nolan, Wan. II. Hazel,
James Butler, ); w Mcknight, L.. Nevrath.
James Cslan and William Barnes were elected
members. The name OF Edward Barnes, ex-
commissioner of the Fifth Ward, was proposed
fer membership, when Mr.. B.. who was present,
said that no one had authority to present his
name to any such club. hessrs. Marymau. Ne
knight, Sullivan, Magill end Kelly, with Mr.
O'Meara as chairman. were appointed q con-
mittee ON employment. kr. ID. +. Cahill was
then introduced, and congratulated the meeting
on the increased prosperity OF the club, and adj
vised all Irish-Afaericans to buckle on their ar
NOR IN view OF the June election. Adjourned.
MsTH WARD.
The weekly meeting OF the Sixth Ward Irish
Republican Club was held last evening, the
President lAndrew Nerille) i'm the chair.
Messrs William Kade. Joseph Sheldon, Fred
eIick Martin, and George Herbieson were elect
Mr. MeGowan, from q special committee ap-
pointed to wait on the Mayor in reference to the
giving outof contracts, reported that the Mayor
told the committee that ne should be governed
entirely by the laws OF the corporation. The
contract for paying, &C.. i'm the Sixth Ward had
to-day been awarded to Mr.. Kirby. The Chair
stated that nearly $50 had been collected for the
George Thompson, Thomas Connolly, NJ. G.
Dove, and John Morgan were appointed a COM
mlttee to canvass the ward and provide Tor
these who might Fbe sick. Benjamin Austin,
James Plant, and M. G. Dove were appointed q
committee to audit the accounts Of the club.
communication from Mr.. p. H. Donegan
stated that he had called on the Secretary Of the
Navy in regard to having the men lately dis
charged from the Navy-Ysrd rcinstated, and
That the Secretary had promised to give the
matte. MS attention. Mr.. Andrew Neville then
hurled back the slurs cast on this club bv the
Sixth Ward Republican Club a few evenings
since, which were that this club was compcsed
Of democrats whose penitence was of death
bed nature. and who had never fought in the
srn,v AAtnorred
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GEORGETOWN.

MERCHANTS ExCHANGE--An adjourned
meeting or this Board was held this morning at
their rooms, on Water street, and the following
omcers were elected for the ensuing year: Evan
Jno. j. Beall, Treasurer; Thos. G. Wheeler,
Secretary. .Directors-A. II. Herr, A. II. Pick
erell, j. K. Burroughs, A. Ross Ray, John Da.
wilson, Il. ID. Hartly. Executive COMMITTEES
ID. L. Shoemaker, Jos. @. Waters, A. Ross Raw.
Arbitration Committee-D. l.. Shoemaker Jos
q. Waters. 1t was decided, in view Of the canal
beirg now open for navigation, and the fact that
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CITY ITEMS.

SPRING CLoTHING-NRw STYLEs.-Dropping
IN at liable < Co.'S, 335 Pennsylvania avenue.
we noticed large assortment Of Spring Cloth
ing just opening, for men and bows, which il
would be advisable fo- the public to inspect
ARRIVAL OF STRING GooDs.
Business Suits, IS, SO, S12, Sl3. SIS, and S1s
Dress Suits. SIS, SIS. 500 SOS and $50
A. TRAus' Popular Clothing Store.
Pa. ave., between 10th and nth sss.,
Three doors east of 1lth st.
JET JRwRLRY,
Oroidc Jewelry
French Etruscan ,Iewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Silver Plated Ware,
Fancy Goods,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
tween ~ and 9th streets.
BARGAINs.-I am now Offering
Good Brown Half Hose for 80 per doz., and
Fine English Half Hose for "A, $3.50, and s. per
Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs for gentlemen at
So and sc per doz.
quite, as low as sold them ten years since.
GEO c. HENNISs. 4lo 9TH st. northwest.
"a Word TO THE WISE Is SuFrIcIESr.--A
prudent housekeeper purchases the best and
chedpest article for the kitchen that can be OBJ
tanned. DooLEY's BAKING POWDER il the pur-
est, best, and cheapest Baking Powder known.
One pound will 60 further in the culinary de-
partment than any other in market and Is qua
ranteed to produce more satisfactory results, as
the Ingredients are harmless, healthy, and nu-
trihous' 1t is for sale by all good grocers eos
INDICTMENT TO Buy COOP SEWING MA
CHINE.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
SKIRT Factory, 40S Seventh street, between d
ana L. Eli
>
The CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. Sa3
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,1:
A
DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully Informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite U. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, ChiIblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m. to 6 D. m. Owing to
press OF business at ONCE. DIR. White IL unable
TO visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher.-To-day, Sye
Taylor and Chas. Clark, charged with robbery,
were convicted and sentenced to years in tue
penitentiary each. Rich'd Tapp, convicted If lar
ceny, was sentenced to the House Of Correctisn
for three years. Sport Thomas, alias William
Crawfor, and Edward Gibbs, charged with
grand larceny, was tried; jury out.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartter.-To-day.
Gloieka agt. Sackett verdict for plaintiff Her
nance g. Newton agt Brown; do. yarnell az, +.
killian Jury ont
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LOCAL NEWS.


AnooOneDto, &C.
NATIONAL THKATKR-Joe jefferson i'm Grip
Van Wrinkle"
SnrrH & SrRoxs's ART GALLERY, 245 = e.
AARKRrrHR's ART GALLERY, As TIN street.
bAHLov's ART GALLERY. z7 Pa. syenue.
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pEIIERs REAL .edanHhsss sjsEs iatN 81
once nsr e renting houses ard COLLECTING rents
Opposite the Post Once Department. %hii .sn"
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BENCH WARRANT. - Yesterday, Baiiiff
Sprague arrested Daniel Buckner on q bench
variant, he having been indicted by the grand
jury for grand larceny. = :
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The CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck,
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. So3
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. %, i:
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ASSAULT AND BArT1RY.-Yesterday James
Alstram was arrested by Oflcer Price on the
charge OF assaulting Howard johnson, and j u.s.
tice Wall committed him to Jail for court,
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fHI ATTENTION Of the members of the Choral
society Ii called to notice in another column,
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nounee great reduction In the price of greece
ries and family supplies. See their advertise
ments elsewhere. 80 = :
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Hon DAVID HEAToS, OF n. e.. is now located
At 6l5 4 street ~. W.
WAsHTSerox SKATING PARE.-See notice To
stockholders.
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The THIRD WARD LABoRISe Mrx,s sso-
CLIFTON met last night at wiseweII Barracks.
George II. Boston in the chair and a Knhn
ed During the evening the Beneyo,ent asso-
eiatlon, No. i, marched up with music. the
members being dressed in regaiia. and George
ID. noston welcomed the visitors in q speech,
and was rephed 70 by John Price. President OF
the visiting association. Remarks were made
BY j. W. Freeman, l. West, l.. 8. Green and
the meeting adjourned. go
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SPRING CLoTHING-NRw STYLEs.-Dropping
in at liable & Co.'S, 335 Pennsylvania avenue
we noticed large assortment of Spring Cloth
would be advisable for the public to inspect.
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ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS.
Business Suits, SIS, SO. SIP, Sl3. SIS, and az,
Dress Suits. SIS, sls. $50, sos. and $50.
a. STRAUs' Popular Clothing Store.
Ia. ave-, between 10th and nth SIS,
Three doors east of 1Ith st,
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Peatedly called ON Dir. Murphy to take the
air.
Mr.. Murphy here came forward and took the
chair and counseled good order.
Ar. OLeary nominated John Hickey for re-
eG9ramg secretary, and he was elected, and Mr.
enas. Curtain was elected treasurer.
a., me toll OF membership was opened, and over
10 names were signed thereto.
Ma. - LMeary said he wished to hand in the
Messrs. Patrick Dowd, Andrew Hickey. Ed
Scenion, - Monanan, and Jas. Shillen, were
ssPpo,nteo eommittee Of finance, ana Mr. Ed
Mr.. O'Leary offered = resointion tS.f sr.rv
member shall unite with the regular Fourtb
Ward Republican Club, and attend It, re o
MT. 0Ieary asked to make persona, .,n,.-
nation, saying that some had Assumed to attpp.L
men without justification. Some one in ~ =
S.%sd Chsfsss ScSoxsn had gone on, .,
way to attack him, and had charged that thass
Who were In this movement were disorganizer..
but that did not make them so. The Winnings
The CHAR called Mr. O'Leary to order, saying
that while he was in the chair he would allow
no human being 70 be called dog.
Mr.. o'Leary said he would take that remark
bach, but he would say that men before traduc-
ing others should properly inform themselves.
Jerry hobihson asked why they made any dis
70 enroll him, and he would ask ifthey intended
20 vote separate ballot from other Republi-
Sor, ne aid not think IL they intended to sup
port the nominee that they should refuse to take
:. e9lored man, Dutchman or any ether NAN
y. 1 ,, mo ainerence whether he was s.as black
~ sr &c Oh spades or as white as the drippings
nn,ntss as tney were going to support the
n soarh &C, ne hoped that Mr.. Emery would re-
him. eiey "ouiu support
Crane p SSkesTym Didn't You belong to the
al l nSonsonAs for that belong to seve
Mr.. Murphy (President) snota -, a s :,
tne ifishms n, rs To the charges that thsy csuid
n iS oe ue psnded upon Because thew had see,,
tns sIa0a o. sasr ways. aud we're now in the Re-
urgsd that the memb rs of tha Ane;. -. tao
,nonid s.'ena me meetings OF the ward clubs.
and work IN harmony Will them. He closed hy
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INDICTMENT TO Buy GOOD SEWING MA
CHINE-Willcex & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoor
skirt Factory, 40S Seventh street, between d
anu =. Of
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LARCEHYy-Yesteraay afternoon derry Hunt
or, colored, was arrested by Sergeant Acton, OF
the charge Of the larceny Of Q pair Of boot
from Michael Ryan, and Justice Schmidt CON
mitted him to jail for court.
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IH4AlMER T9RsALE,,rhs stern-wheei q cam ar
- ~. bOLT0S, 70e feet long, % fest
peam, ia feet hold; two engines; 70 EA.ANh
morse power, about 400 tons burden -
mhlo-eolH No. 65 south Gay st., BARN..
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Fancy Goods,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
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An I'D enbscriber and particu1ar

An old subscriber and particular
friend f the CITIZEN writes to as
that in his travels last week in the
edge of Limestone ne stopped at an
old looking cabin, occupied by an oil
man with one Child, who informed
him that he had but two in the fami-
~. bat that he lat buried a wife and
twenty-ihree cbiIJreu He aud his
little daughter were leading a quiet
life Of solitude and loneliness. His
name is not known. as he is so old he
las forgotten it
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-04
A Body & Mind Dis aged.

Such is Dyspepsia. The stomach and the
brain are too intimately allied for the one
to suffer without the other, 50 that dyspepsia
and dependency are inseparable. 1t may
he added, too, that irritation of the stom-
ach is almost invariably accompanied by ir-
ritation OF the temper.
The invigorating and tranquilizing opera
ton Of Hostetter's Bittcrs is most powerful
ly developed in cases of indigestion The
first effect of this agreeable tonic is comfort
ing and encouraging. a mild glow pervades
the system. Tho chronic uneasiness in the
region Of the stomach is lessened. and the
nervous Testlessness which characterizes the
disease is abated. This improvement is not
transient. Il is not succeeded by the return
Of the old symptoms with superadded f.rce,
as is ways the case when unInedicated
stimulsnts are given for tho complaint.
Each dose seems to iTnPaTt permanent ac-
cession of healih ful invigoration But this
is not all. The apericnt and arti-bilIous
properties Of tho preparation are scarcely
secondary in Importance to its tonic virtues.
If there is an overflow of bile, the secretion
is Don brought within the proper limits and
If the bileary organ is inert and torpid, it Is
toned and gulate Tno effect upon the
discharging organs is equally salutary, and
in cases Of constipation the eathartic action
Is just sufficient TO produce the desired re-
suit gradually and without pain. The Bit
ters also promote healthy evaporation from
the surface which is particularly desirable,
st this season when sudden spells Of ~aw,
unpleasant weather are apt tn check the nat
ural Perspiratioh and produce congestion of
the liver, coughs and colds. The best safe
guard against al diseases is bodily yigqr
and th3s great Vegetable Restorative essen
lf.llH nTonotss.
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Accidentally Shot.

Henry Williams. a colored barber
IN Ibis city. in carelessly hsndliDg a
pistol on Friday night last, scci-
den,aEy dischar ged it. the contents
entering The left breast Of VIM. Smith
his partner. Immediately above the
heart. The wound Inflicted was Sc
rious but it is thought he will recover.
The weathkr has been the most
pleasant during the PAST week that
We ever saw be ore at this time OF the
year. Cotton is fourishing under its
influence. and the crop has been con
atablY increased.
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Public Speaking.

Gen. Juo. NJ. Bright. of Lincoln
county, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in this district, made a
most eloquent and stirring speech at
this place on last Saturday. He has
lost none of those magnificent orator
ical and mental powers which won
him many forensic triumPhs before
the war, and his speech here was &
model one in every respect. II
would be well for our country if it's
legislative halls could be filed with
men Of Gen BrighGs stamp. for his
character rs So pure aud his intellect
50 brilliant that he viii a4orn soy
public or private station which he
may be called upon to assume.
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TIE national Bank If ulaski

Ire M llOAdt Dd4-A u uAaSE4
This bank will be ready 70 trans
act bus inc ss undrf the N4tsona
Banking Law on Monday next. Tbs
offi~ere AID stackh"ldeis Of this insti-
tuition rank high in this county IS
gentlemen of wealth and integrity,
and We are confident there is no safer
or more solvent bank in the country
We are confident that the ielux o.
S45 OCO Of their new money will hav'
great feet in improving The fnan.
cial condition Of this section. Maj.
W. j. Parkes. the geuilemanIy Cash
Ter Of the Riculand Savings BaLk,
continues 10 the same position.
So al &c. ri senoanf
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Personal

We lesrn with please that Culver
Bros. are msetiny with great sue
cess in his coanty il ceiling stoves.
They nave sold Two car lo4Je and
have commenced on Two more No
thing coal,ib- more commeadatory
Il an he evidence they exbibj, of
satisf'otion to those who buy, for ev,
idence Of which Sc refer yoa 10 then
Tecomm-ndatipni ia this paper. sizn-d
by some Of oar best ei,ig ms. Tres
g.ntiem-n did not wait to be hunted
up and begged to sign their names to
tins recommen dstion. bat they dit
With no hesitation at FIRST request
This rs a new euLei prise 10 This sec
ton. and We trust our people will ap-
preciate 1t as its merits unquestiopa
blJ deserve We look upon it as
but precursor to many more to fol-
low. and We owe ii to our city and
section to encourage everything OF
the kind We thereby increase our
business, population and wealth. Tor
competition lowers prices. industries
invite population, and wealth follows
as regular lay of eommrrce. " g
cordially recommend the Culve
Bros. and their business 10 the pa
troHsge OF the community.
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Death Of Rev. A. S. Riggs.

Rev. Adam s. Riggs, and old aud
much beloved Methodist minister,
died At his residence near Shelbyville
last Saturday. lie was here during
Confere nee a few weeks ago. bat wac
sick most Of the time at the residence
Of Mrs. Bsllentine. His death casts
a gloom over the hearts Of the entire
Church.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-04

We have an ida Of changing our
way OF doing business at this Office
and not charge anything for work or
advertising. We waste paper and
gut ours-lv-s TO = great deal Of in
convenience charging and trying to
collect. When you want work after
this. jast say you are net able TO pay
or not disposed to pay, and we will
give it to YOU.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-04
ATTENTION

HAVING concluded to retire from bust
IL ness in Pulaski, 1 hereby call Gu an
those indebted to me TO come forward and
settle by the first of next Decem Der. PaFties
wishing goods 10 MY litle, such as Saddles
Harness, Brides, etc, can secure good bar
gains by calling at once. / have two new
bRggies that I viii sell for COETs
Vct2S I'm Z. q, II0NOR.
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Let there be no indifference mani
tested by our people OF next Tuesday,
Let every conservative voter who is
able to g TO the polls be there in
time aud deposit his vote for Tonnes
sees most gallant son Jno G Brown.
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Our enierprrsiug friends M-ssrF.
HE Guire, & HILL. have nearly COM
pls,ed a new and very large Cotton
Shed contiguous to their business
,use. l. IS located on Beauty Az
enue aud vii be great convenience
u lhe public.