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Silver Bells,

Our thanks are rendered Prof. Chas.
o. PaPe, of Pulaski College for a
copy of this brilliant mazurka, COM
posed and arranged for the piano by
himself. We also acknowledge the
receipt Of an ezra fine Italian violin
string from the same source.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

Some of the saloons in Nashville
are giving change to their customers
in silver, but DR.. Whitthorne propo-
SEES to continue giving in exchange for
greenbacks the very best drugs, tot
let articles, garden seeds. ETC., ETC., of
which be has 81 endless variety.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
Just in Time.

Just as w are going to press, Mr..
Daniel Carter, OF the 80 ahead house
Of H F. Jones & Co, greasss the
maohir cry Of the CITIZEN Office with
two bottles of pure, genuine old Rob
ertson, The best We have tasted in
some time, and at this time every
thing, Except our tonguas), is run
ming as slick as creased lightniUg.-
We don't offer to let any one taste
ours. but recommend our friends to
call on him for their supplies.
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ett's,' second to none.
To be Continued.

We learn that Mrs. Reynolds, wild
of the lamented Tom, will continue
the publication of the Athens Post
Friends will land their assistance IN
making the paper as interesting as
ever
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

The Governor Of Minnesota has We
toed the Woman Suffrage Bill for the
reasons that it was to be submitted
to women, who were not legal voters
and that public sentiment had not
called for it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
Everybody uses "Barrett's".
Notice to Correspondents

All calls upon persons to become
candidates for Office will be charged
for. Il would afford US very great
pleasure to offer the gratuitous use of
our columns in cas.s of this kind :
but for the fact that the demands maiel
upon US overrun all moderate limits. !
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
.rrett's" makes hair grow.
NashuiIIe Post nmna

! he United States Senate refuses
to confirm Major Hopkins as Post
master of Nashville, and it is under
stood that little Tommy Kercheval
will be the incumbent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

The New York World says the
New Hampshire State election result
ed in the success of the Republicans.
but by greatly reduced majorities.-
Governor Stearns will have a maiori-
ty of about sixteen hundred over the
three opposing candidates.
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a Mistake.

One of the billiard tables received
by Messrs. Finley & Moore, at their
new hall was not the one ordered
and they have not put it up. They
request US to say that its place will
shortly be sup Lied. it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

Tennessee Bonds were quoted in
New York Wednesday at So for the
old and 484 for the new.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
Truly Your
YIN. Hannibal Scruggs.
q ELKroN, March 7lh, 1870.
10 An Whom it Mav Concern

To All Whom it Nay Concern.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons who have claims of any kind
whatever against-me, to present tie
same Immediately. as I am prepared
to settle them and all persons ow-
ing me are requested to come forwPrd
and settle. COPE WHITFIELD. -
This March 9Th, 1870.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

The Fire Insurance Companies that
are represented by Bate q Frizzell,
are all unexceptional for reliability
and prompt3ess.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

Insure your stocks of merchan-
disc at low rates with Bate & Frizzrll
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

" G Inman and Madry, vs.. Ebert Wick
ham and Davidson.
IN the above case it appearing to the salts
i faction of the court by affidavit that the
defendants are non residents of the State Of
Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Pulaski Citizen, a
newspaper published in Pulaski, Giles coun-
ty, Tennessee, for four successive weeks, re
curing the said defendants to appear before
w Alternately, Esq, on the 9Th day OF
March, 1870 at 10 O'Clock A. N, to answer
the said complaints commenced by original
attachment, or the same viii be taken for
confessed, and heard ex parte.
Feb. %, 1870. ". Fl. ABERNATHT,
J. P. for Giles County, Tenn.
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The NewlYork money market is
reported unusually easy.
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For Rant.

Tw1 splendid Store Houses, one
on the east and one on the west side
of the public square, Pulaski.
1t. BATE & FRIzzELL.
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-
ny business respectfully solicit ashareo Pronage
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Oh& OittK&m.
PULASKI, TENN,
FRIDAY MORNING, MARI, 10

For the best whisky and brandies
in the State. for family use. go to the
Shades" and save more than so
per cent. 1t
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Died.

Insure your dwellings, at low rates
with Bate d Frizzell.
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Stolen.

Mr.. Jesse Cobb had a mare stolen
from the rack in town last Tuesday.
He offers a reward in another column.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

Insure your store houses at low
rates with Bate & Frizzell.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

..Barrett,s, perfectly harmless.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

Embracing the best brands and
improved patterns Of
Carpenters
Cabinet Makers
Wagon Makers and
Coopers TOOLS.
Saw Gumme7s
English files
Double Barrel Shot Guns
Colts, Sharps, and
Smith q NELSON'S Pistols
Metallic Cartridges-all kinds
W0stenholm's Genuine
Pocket Cutlery
Fine & common Table Dc.
Spear & Jackson's and
Henry Diston's Hand Saws
Cr0ss-cut and Tenant Saws
Locks, all kinds
Hinges, all kinds
Bellows, AnYilS
Viscs, Nails, Iron
Horse Shoes,
Mule do
Powder
Shot
Caps
Hand Axes
Broad do
Coping do e.
Hammers
Dies and Stocks
Draw Knives
Hoes
ShoveIs,
Spades
MLttocks
Picks.
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SCHEDULE OF EXERCISES
CONNECTED NTH TIE
THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF THE
Western Maryland College,
WESTMINSTER, MD, JUNE, 1870

i. The Public Examination of the Stu
dents, by the Faculty, will take place in the
College Building, commencing on MONDAY,
JuNE 9th, aud continuing from day to day,
Saturday and Sunday excepted. Visitors
admitted each day, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
to II o'clock, NJ, and from TO 3 o clock,
p. NJ.
IT, Recitative Contest of the Junior and
Sophomore Glasses, in the Chapel Room of
the College, on SATURDAY EVENING. JuNR
llth, commencing at $ o'clock. (For par.
ticulars, see Programme)
Ill. Sabbath Services for the special
benefit of the Students will be held ON the
18th of JUSg, in the Methodist Protestant
Church. Sermon in the morning by the
Young Ladies Of the Browning Literary
Society. Sermon in the evnnlng, by the
Rev. Henry c. Gushing, Of Chester,own, to
the Young Men OF tue Irving Literary So.
ciety Of the College.
~. The Anniversary Exercises Of the
Browning Literary Society will take place
on MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18th, aud Of
the Irving Literary Society, on TUESDAY
EVENING, JUNE l4ih. in the Chapel Room
of the College. For particulars, see Pro.
grammes issued by the Societies, respec.
tively.j
V. An Grafton by the Rev. j. Thomas
Murray, Of Baltimore before the Browning
Literary Society," and Poem by John 6.
SAKE, Esq. of Albany, n. Y, before the
Irving Literary Society," will be delivered
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JuNE 18th, in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
VI. The Commencement Exercises
proper, will take place in the Chapel Room
of the College, on THURSDAY MORNING,
JUNE 10th, beginning at lOl o'clock. (Sec
Programme issued by the Faculty. At the
close OF these exercises the Prizes awarded
by the Examining Committee of the Board
Of Trustees will be presented TO the Stu.
dents by the Principal
VII. 4 Reception of the Patrons and
Friends of the Institution will be given by
the Principal and Members OF the Faculty,
in the College Building, on THURSDAY EvEN
ING, JUNE 10Th, from s clock. to l0l
o'clock. During the afternoon of this day
a re union of all who have at any time been
teachers or students in the Institution will
take place in the Chapel Room.j
To all of the above mentioned exercises
the public are cordially invited
Signed by order and ON behalf Of the
/ Faculty of the Western Maryland College.
J. L. WARD,
may 26.f Principal.
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may 26.sl

NO. 800 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Petition of Margaretla c. Bordly.
Ann NJ. Mayfeld vs.. Lydia Hoffman and
others.
THE object Of this petition is TO procure
the substitution of Margaretta G. Bord
ly as purchaser instead of Samuel Linken.
hooker, Of parcel OF land, containing City
AID hree.quarter acres of land, more or
less, situated in Carroll county, Maryland
aud commonly known as the Pulling Mil
Property.
That said parcel of land was purchased
by the said linkenhooker at the request and
on behalf OF said petitioner, and that the
cash payment for the sane, to wit: Two
hundred aud seventy dollars and sixty'sK
cents was paid out of the funds OF your pc
htioner, and the balance of the payments
were secured by the notes Of petitioner and
John Tracey.
That said sale was reported 10 the name
Of the said Samuel IinkenboOker, when ia
truth said sale should have been reported
in the name of your petitioner.
That the said Samuel LinkenhookeT de.
parted this lite iutestate, on the l2tn day Of
February, 1870, in Carroll county, Mary
land, leaving no heirs or legal representa-
lives, or ii any, that they are unknown TO
the petitioner, aud that said Samuel Link
enhooker left no real or personal estate
whatever.
The petition then prays that an order
or decree may be passed directing the Fps
tee to convey said real estate to petitioner
in the place aud stead of the said Samuel
Linkenhooker rs the true purchaser OF the
same; also Tor the writ Of subpoena OF the
State of Maryland against William A, Nc
Kellip, Trustee, of Carroll county, Mary
land, aud for an order of publication against
the heirs and legal representatives OF the
said Samuel Linkenhooken it any there be.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the petltione- by causing copy OF thus or
| der to be inserted in some newspaper pup
lished at Westminster, Carroll county, Ma
ryland, once in each Of four successive
weeks before the twenty fifth day OF June
next, give notice to the said absent deien'
dants, heirs at Law or personal representa-,
tives of the said Samuel Llnkenhooker, oil
the object aud substance OF this petIloaar
and warn them to appear in this Cour. u
person or by solicitor, on or before the ms
day of October next, to answer the pIemse'
and show cause il any he, she or they have
why decree or order ought not TO pass a
prayed.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
may 26-4t JEo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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GRAND JURORS REPORT.


To THE HONORABLE JupGes OF THE CIRcuIT
CouRT FoR CARROLL County. MEssRs.
MILLER, HAYDEN AND HAMMOND.
VENHE Grand Jurors of the State of Mary.
L. land, for the county Of Carroll, respect.
fully report to your Honors, that in the
discharged of their duties at the present
Term Of Court they visited the Jail and
Almshouse, and after thorough and salts.
factory examination of them, submit the
following statement:
The Grand Jury in company with the
Sheriff, John Tracey, and after thorough
examination, found the Jail in cleanly
and comfortable condition, which reflects
creditably upon the name and character of
the efficient Sheriff. and particularly upo,.
the credit of his excellent lady.
The Grand Jury most respectfully re.
commend that the Jail yard be cleaned up,
from the fact that il would add much to the
health and comfort of the prisoners incar.
cerated. Upon these considerations the
Grand Jury advise that the Commissioners
OF Carroll county have the Jail yard placed
in clearly and healthy condition.
The Grand Jury then visited the Aims.
house in company with the Steward, Gran.
vile Wilson, and after thorough examina.
ton, found the Almshouse in very cleanly,
healthy and comfortable condition, which
reflects much credit upon the name and
character of the efficient Steward, and par
ticalarly upon his most excellent lady. The
Grand Jury also examined the barn and
other out buildings in connection with the
farm and stock, and found them all in a
most excellent condition. The Inmates of
the Almshouse were also found in clean.
ly and comfortable condition.
JOHN SMITH,
may 26-lt Foreman.
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A SrRAw.-An election was held in
New York State, on the 10th inst, for
Judges Of the Court of Appeals, (whO
hold Office fer fourteen years, } besides
Judges Of Common Pleas, 10 the city
and county Of New York, and other city
officers, Sanford L. Church, Demo.
crat, and Henry r. Seldeu, Radical,
were the candidates for Chief Justice.
A very light vote was cast throughout
the state, but the Democratic candidates
were elected by about $4,000 majori-
~. The negroes voted, but in the 9Th
Ward Of New York, were the majority
ofthenegroes reside, a Democratic major
lily Of 1886 is given. The above election
may be CONSIDERED a small straw, but it
Is believed that the wind which started
i in Connecticut, will finally blow it
from one end of the land to the other.
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NEWSPAPER INFLUENcE.-The Rev.
Dewitt Talmadge, in recent Phila-
delphia lecture, said of the press: ~
now declare that | consider the news
papers 70 be the grand agency by which
the gospel is preached, ignorance is cast
out, oppression dethroned, crime extir-
patsds the world raised, heaven rejoie-
ed, and God be glorifcd 10 the cIank-
ing OF ne printing press, as the sheets
3y out | hear the voice Of the Lord al
mighty proclaiming to all the dead ma
tiensofthe earth. Lazarus, come forth 7
and TO the rstreating surges Of dark
ness, Let there be light ~
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Public Local Law,
Passed January Session, 1874
PUBLIsuED BY AUTHORITY
CHATTER los,
Az ACT

CHATTER 20S,
An ACT
TO DISTRIBUTE THE AcIDrx,o
ANDHiGHSCHOOL FUND OycaD
ROLL COUNTY TO THE YES
TERNMARYLAND COLLEGE i 40,
MANCHESTER ACADEMY. IN ~
CARROLL COUNTY.
Whereas, Thereasappears 10 be I, n,
Treasury, aud due 10 the said conn.,. ny
Aca3emie aud High School Purno"a!: sor
the years Eighteen Hundred an5 :; w
Eight and Eighteen Hundred and S;,,,
Nine, the sum Of Twenty -Four Hupdrsa
dollars, therefore
Section !. BE it enacted by the C;sn...,
Assembly of Mary land, That The Comn,,.a
Ter of the Treasury be and he IA ks,"Lr
authorized and directed TO issue bis ws,,.s,
on the Treasury in favor Of the Board ~
Trustees Of the Western MARYLAND Con.sa
for the sum Of Twenty. One Hundred ~
Eighty Dollars, OF the sum due for H.
years Eighteen Hundred and Sixty. Eioh,
and Eighteen Hundred and Sixty Niss
aud to the Board of Trustees of the IA
Manchester Academy, the sum of T~o
Hsigndred and Twenty Dollars, of the s0S S
due for the same wears, and in eacb al
every year thereafter, to pay TO tho m
Trustees Of the Western Maryland COLI
the sum Of One Thousand aud Ninety III.
lars, aud to the said Board of Trustees y
the said Manchester Academy, the sum n
One Hundred and Ten Dollars, said n.y.
ments to be made on the First Day of Ami
in each and every year.
Section 2. And be il enacted, Tint III.
said Western Maryland College shall reeei,.
and give tuition, free of charge, to al Ina
one scholar from each Election District h
said county, in each scholastic year. ma
said scholar to be appointed by the Board
| of School Commissioners of said COUNT
Section o. And be it enacted, That ii.
said Manchester Academy shall receive apj
give tuition, free of charge, to at le,.s. one
scholar in each Scholastic year, the sai
scholar to be appointed as provided 70, II
the proceeding section.
| Section 1. And be il enacted, That Al
acts or parts oil acts inconsistent with he
provisions of this Act be and the same an
hereby repealed.
Section 8. And be it enacted, That ,bH
Act shall take effect from the date Of Ia
passage.
Approved April 4, 1870.
oDEN BOWIE,
may 26'3t Governor,
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Estray.

ON this 23d day of May, 1870, persona
" ly appeared before me, a Justice o. ~ y.
Peace Of the State of Maryland, in and y.
Carroll county, Elias Marker, and msOSS
oath that he has taken up as an estray, one heu
Muley Heifer, about two years pcfZM
old, with white stripe along the WI
back and white belly.
A. NEAL, J. 7:
The owner Of the above described hells'
Is requested to come forward, prove proF
erty, pay charges and take il way.
ELIAS MARKER,
may 26-2t near Westminster
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Some Of the Radical newspapers are
discovering at last that their party lead
era are providing the colored brethren
ahead little too fast for their own good
and il is significant fact that in most
Of the late elections where the negro
voted, the RAIDS lost more in white than
they gained in black.
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Now that ice is so high it is worth
while to know how to keep small piece
a good while: Make double pocket of
strong wooden cloth, no matter how
coarse and fadei it is Have space
Of two inches or SO between the inner
and outer pockets, aud pack this space
as full as possible with feathers You
have no need to use geese feathers,
hens feathers are just as good. With
pocket shus constructed, aud kept
closely tied at the mouth, few pounds
Of ice may be kept a week.
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$40 Reward.

EFT the subscriber residence on Wed.
IL nesday, the llth of May, 1870, my
bound boy Charles Edward Mackey, about
u or 10 years old, has dark blue eyes and
black hair. He carried off his clothing in a
bag. A reward of $50 will be given for any
Information that will lead to bis recovery. =
All persons are warned not to trust or har.
Dor him, as ] will pay no debts contracted by
him, and will enforce the law against those
secreting him.
DAVID II, FEESER.
Silver Run p. o., Carroll county, Md.
may 26--at&
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MAYORS ADDRESS
To THE
CITIZENS OF WESTMINSTER.

FELLOW CITIZENS:
Upon assuming for the second time the
u duties and responsibilities of Mayor
of your town, allow me in the first place, TO
extend to you my sense of obligation for
this additional mark Of your confidence
and take it us generous reward for my
past services, | shall, as before, carry into
the city government my best endeayOrs to
promote in every proper and feasible way the
interest ofthe city Of Westminster generally.
and shall cheeriully encourage the passage
Of all such ordinances as its interests may
at any time demand. shall. too, observe and
see that all the ordinances now enacted or
which may hereafter be enacted, be rigiily
and exactly applied, without partiality or
weakness. lwoud call your attention again,
particularly to the subject of payements. -
Although you have done much in this re.
spect during the past year, and have added
greatly TO the Improvement and appearance
OF the town, yet there remains the necessity
to do much more, and hope, upon proper
notice being given, no delays will occur,
but all will fit and renew their pavements
promptly and neatly. Another very i'm.
Portant question is the payment of the city
taxes aud here | would enjoin upon all
the necessity Of prompt payments. Hereto.
fore payments have been diliatoryard some.
times neglected and refused altogether, but
this caunot occur again There must be no
discrimination and all must contribute their
share TO the city expenses, or else decisive
legal steps will be taken. Fast driving
through the city should be reprehended as
tending TO disorder, aud from the danger to
life and limb, and means will be resorted
to, to check it. | rely much, in making
my promises good, upon your aid and sup.
port, and do not fear but what all good and
orderly citizens will prompt my endeayors
with their moral sanction.
JACOB KNIPPLE.
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Notice to Creditors.

No. oss Equity, Circuit Court for Carroll
county.
In the matter of the Petition Of John
Clabaugh.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
In OF James 'Clabaugh, late Of Carroll
county, DECEASED, to file their CLAIMS prop.
erly proven and authenticated in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, in Equity, on or
before the first day Of August 1870.
CHAS. b. ROBERTS,,
may 26-4t Special Auditor.
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Bishop Simpson notifies whom it
may concern that the deaths Of Bishops
Thomson aud Kingsley will so increase
the labors ofthe survivors, that he must
for tho present deeline all invitations
70 dedicate churches or perform extra
servicea.