The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-25
For the Citizen.
GILES COUNTY.
ding and RE5spective En-


CIrIkEN We'll knowing the lively
Interest," gou Jake in pubic improve
ments. nor only in the town OF Pa
laski aud the circumj AGENT country,
b Throughout Giles county and Mo
die Tennessee, 1 do not hesitae to So
licit limited space in your highly
interesting and graceful columns, TO
say a word with regard to our pend
ing and prospective enterprise and
progress.
The most superficial observer Of
current events would naturally expect
the compilation of the railroad from
| Decatur to Mon evallo, Ala thus e.
tablishing daily communication be-
tween Pulaski, Tennessee, and Mont
gomery, Ala, and even Mobile and
Pensacola, two Of the great ports of
tie Gulf of Mexico, TO lend new in
cen;ive and enthusiastic impulsiou to
the moral, intellectual and CONNER
cial energies of our people.
ASo S n = the important railroad
! 'c9mmunicationa above indicated, shall
have been completed and inaugurat-
ed, the cotton, grain, bacon, stock
and grocery trade of Pulaski, and the
surrounding OF. ulent and admirable
region, will assume pot only a new
direction but unprecedentedly large
proportions. The products of W
.enterprising farmers of old Giles win
b. exchanged directly for those Of
the far Sunny South, for the sugprs
aud syrups Of louisiana and Alabama,
for the delicious fruits OF Florida, tie
Land Of Flowers" and even fer the
coffees and spices of the West Indies.
The sleeping spirit Of our peoPIs
should be aroused. Then should be
"shaken off the dew drops that gilt
ter upon their garments" and made
to respond TO the enimaling Colonels
Sloss and Tate, in their tirel s. eforts
to LUX the waters of the Cumberland,
the Elk, and The broad bosomed T. :
! uessee wit. those Of The Gulf 1t has
often been urged in your public sPir-
and enterprislug journal, that
W farmers and merchants, meCLan-
IS lawyers and DOCTORS every Oouy'
I sSout so hearIIy-to work IT once
raise subscriptions ana ou'Id nun
Der OF additional mec"iTm'z d roads
copVlrsinS at fu.asAI' WIN a Vie"
Oh co"ce"li" ing not only the entire
'aue VI N''eS county, o'l ID g
/ portion o. l"a' Il Lire H. Ma'SHhlI'
M'urT' L '"FeLct' ana NoFIh 4 "a
Oa;aa "l'o'
1t is Scarcely nee ssary t" say that
even with lie completion OF rarIro ID
10 tie gull potts OF the South our
beauIiuI ittIe ely, b'ekIng like an
+ AndaiuSIan belle 't"'Nt river and hiIl,
can never have dry gods and yroce-
~ palaces, can never be that Retn
In commercial wealth and sp -,
which broad lIberaIIty anJ Use
economy can SO quickly and idly
make her.
The CornersyiIIe pike~5Sguld be
completed from The sou heru rermi
nus. nine miles north Of Pulaski, to
The city with the least possible della /;
that to Bo,n's Hi, Lincoln county.
completed, one from PULASKI 70 Law
reuceb~rs chartered and put ull r
contract, and above all macademjz
1 ed road should be constructed to the
An,hony Hill, and thence on to Sugar
Greek bridge, on the Lambs Ferry
road. The road to the Anthony HUI
Wou! the shortest and cheapest
access TO the magnificent forests be
studding that, and the immediate re-
glonS south aud west Pretty nearly
all The farms, adjacent to our town,
are exhausted OF tenclng and build
Ing material generally and 1t Is ne
cesslty, absolute aud lmPerlous, to
look Pm new direction for SUPPLY
and dra@ it from a point that is both
Convenient and inexhaustib!e.