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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

"A Toledo German, who has kept :
saloon for the accommodation of print
ers, has had to suspend on account Of
the customary impecuniosity Of the
craft Here is a list of some Of his
customers, as found on the bookss
der Lain Brinter'; ''Der Leetle
Brinter"; "Der Pen Putler Brinter"i
Der Tivel"; .'Der Printer nit. der red
hairn; "Der Brinter nit hair not shoost
SO rel." A9s
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

A little reconstructed Southern
girl, five years old, asked a colored
servant, in the course OF theological
examination, what the 18th command-
ment was. The reply that there werc
only 10 commandments was scornfully
received, and the child gravely ana
nounced that the 18th commandment
was that the colored people should
vote, e9v
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

. .grv PIG lltON. 2 .-aft
COST OF MANUFACTURE IN CHANGING
'" RocK" DISTRICT, ONO. 'i
.a 90. - .iat 3-,
The following statement is believed
to be substantially correct, showing the
quantities, cost Of production, supplies
consumed. &c, in the "Hanging Rock"
iron district, in tie State of Ohio, for
the year ending Dember 81, 1869:
Number ofcharcoal furnaces in OPP sa
eratiou in l8G9,..,..,.,....... 48
Number of charcoal furnaces not
in operation in 1869 ....,..... 12
Number Of bituminous coal in blast 7
g Total Observation-Disclosures. 81
Product Of 1869-Chareoal, mssr
tons, ...r.'.......... llU,UUO
.' do -Bltumin-
Gus, tons. .......... 10000
Capital invested. -. ,..S7, 900, 900
No. of employees and their .ts
families ........... 10000
Average cost per ton. ...,... S34
Bu charcoal used in 1869 .18 900, 600
Bu btuminous coal used
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 900
Tons native ores .......... 100000
Tons foreign ores, Lake Su- ...
perior and Missouri 80. $4,000
P6ns limestone fux ..... 10000
Pounds of pork ....!.... 4,3G2 GOO
Barrels of flour, more than. $4,000
Bu. of corn and corn meal. 1900, 900
Pounds of beef and mutton,
.......-....-...... 100000
Amount of Merchandise sold $4,000 900
Every article of merchandise, pork,
corn, 'four, &c, commands a larger
price in the furnace region than at Gin
cinnati or Plttsburg. ~ lrr
1t must be remembered that the afore-
said estimate of the average cost ofman-
ufacture is exclusive Of interest on orig
inal investment, transportation to mar
ket, or depreciation Of the value of real
estate, resulting from the consumption
of timber or minerals upon the same,
and that the aforesaid articles cost more
at the furnaces, at wholesale prices, than
at Cincinnati or Pittsbnrg. B.
Nearly all the evidence received up
on this question proves that Commits
Sioner Wells made mistdke Of nearl y
fifty per cent in his estimate as to the
cost of producing ton ofpig- iron.
Here is an article which | have had
for some time, and it is reliable:
COST OF MANUFACTURE OF ONE TON OF Pig
IRON, EXCLUDING THE INTEREST ON
CAPITAL EMPLOYED. ..
Three and a quarter tons coal
delivered at furnace, includ-
ING fuel for boiler hot blast,
drying furnace, blowing in, t-a
screening, &c, S3.......,. 50 70
One and half ton Lake Super .. ..
ior ore delivered, S10,18...- Is 81
One-halfton Of limestone, $3.50 IS
Labor. ..l. 3 AZ
Repairs .................5t 1 SO
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

# Total cost at furnace. $50 So
Weighing by railroad company,
fifteen cents per 2, 100 lbs. II
Freight to Pittsburg ....S2.00
Commission on sales, two
and a half per cent on
$50 ca. ...,91
Interest on $50 "a for four ..F
years at nine cents, this ..
being four years price LOO
.i'' a ..aa Al
"n mI W- ..>l -
, Total expenses when sold S34 20
Average Pittsburgh price for
three weeks past, as reported -.,.,
in Pittsburgh Commercial,
actual sales. ,............. SO "a
Amount left to pay interest,
risk, and contingencies. -. l 81
This result should be further
diminished by deducting in
ternal revenue tax on sales,
$2per 81 900, making it sew
eral cents less.
A. B. CORNELL,
Treas'r IIimrod Fur Co., Youngs-
town o. 1" f
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24
Manufacture Of Pig-IrOn.
BY TIE EDITOR.

I,I BY TIE EDITOR.
-ya .sF..Es - H#' @.
| intend to show the profit of the
pig-iron business 10 this county from
the income returns, being sworn state
ments made by the men engaged in the
business. | will commence with the
first returns under the income law, and
give the amount each year. 1t is
known what amount Of capital is in
vested in each furnace, and taking the
income for FIVE or six consecutive years,
the per cent profit OIL the capitali invest
ed can be arrived at with reasonable
certainty But I viii notmake this es-
innate until the returns for the Year
1869 shall have been made, which will
be done soon. In the mean time will
give such figures in relation TO the bus.
mess as can find elsewhere. y.. Ny
About aimonth ago, when Mr. Bundy
was in Washington City, he wrote an
article fOrathe Washington Chronicle,
whichI give here !: s.s.. ~.
.rrg PIG IRON r., af,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

COST OF MANUFACTURE IN "HAEGIN
.'.' .. ROCK" DISTRICT, ONO. '''
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10
oWYEE COUNTY, IDAHO TERRITORY THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1870

ALMOST BugIEn ALIVE. We TO-
day met attn Mr. William Duy,a resi-
lent Of surinrtira. ~. who is re-
turning from California and Idaho
mining country, where he has been
ior li,e past lew years seeking his
ginnc. Amid the many trials aud
adventures incident to that wild
country, he related to Us an account
of some Of his hair-breal,h escapes
from death at the hands OF the In
tians. lie bears the marks of Tour
wounds received from the ''rcd
skins" 1h. ir,cturc OF one leg
leaves it about one and one halt
inches shorter than tho oilier. 1t
was while suffering from this last
uamrd mi,hap that sir. Day came
near beng buried alive. lie was
wounded by au onncc ball from an
Indian gun on the 18th Of August,
1850. and was confined in hi< bed
tor about one year, a great portion
cft.c time just ii thypolnt OF death.
~ ole ums be had gradually grown
weaker aud weaker, untll all hopes
ol bis recovery were ahaBdnned by
hls friends, and the physician
watched, rs he ihonsht, 10 note The
l.lsl vital spark take is flight. Ills
lials became slif and cold ;ll
pulsat on seemed 10 CEASE, and q c
breath appeared to have left The
holy. Mr. Day was duly laid oat
snA dressed in the liahlllmrnls OF
the grave; his eyes closed by Il c
aid u cain-, and all necessary pref :
aratioa nadr for his burial. Oh all
the arrangements he wss quite
conscious, bnt had not The strength
to make it kuorp. Before the time
arrived for his burial, his old phs 81
rian. WHO had atirnle hinf during
tile earlier stages OF his su.5eiing,
happening to hayc business III The
vicinity, and hearing Of the deeeIse
o Sir. Day, called 10 see hn1, and
While looking with pity upoa the
cold form Of h S former friend aud
putient, he imagined that he could
discover signs OF respiration. Upon
c!osrr examination hr ascerlaiacl
that he was correct. aud he at once
set TO work to restore 10 life the
snnpased dead man. lie succeeded
80 wei that Mr.. Day passed through
Omaba yesterday, apparently we'll
ami hearty, aud able 10 tell his own
story. lie SAYS This occurred in ST.
YER City. idaho Territory. Omaha
EepajIicap, Jun. 6.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

A FEARFUL report has reached rs
BIZ which it is probable Gattwo men
have perished in tie snow. Mr.. J.
j. Tompkins, eGldaho City,icccived
a letter from there night before last
stating that n Mr.. Wentworth, Of
Knapp & Co.'S Loon Creek Express
and a man named Smith had left
Idaho City on suowshoes with the
Express for Loon Creek, and that
serious fears were entertained for
their safety. 1t appears that Shep-
herds Expressinan, who started ai-
tcrwards, passed the two men on the
Payci,c, where they intended TO
build cabin in which TO stay when
passing and repassins flat way.
Upon returning be observed that an
immense snow-slidc had occurred at
the identical place, which is sup
posed 10 have buried The Two unior-
tnnaics beneath lis frightful mass,
as their tracks were seen going in
the direction of the spot covered by
the slide with no 5 gn Of having come
away. At last accounts a large par
ty had gone out from Idaho City 10
cndeavor If possible to find some
trace Of the missing men.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

ACCOMPLISHED. Since thc article
in another column concerning the
FifteetA Amendment WAS written,
news has arrived of its ratification
by Georgia, making twenty-eighi
States, the number requisite 10 con
stitute it q part of the Federsl Con
siiiuiion. The following extract is
from the Virginia Enterprise Of the
4th inst:
A Republican Government at last
in Republican America 4" Hang out
the banners ON the eu'er walls >
The Fifteenth Amendment b; S been
ratified Tell II in G ,th-prucla.m
it III the streets OF Askclonl Let
the ihundc. Of guns announce i'll
Let The shouts nf 'orty millions OF
ficemrn Fpntf~ heavenward the glad
iidings! The following article is now
q part OF the Constitution:
ARTICLE XIV.
SFcrTox /. The right OF ciiizeni
Of the United States to volt. shall not
be1enl.d or abridged by the United
States, or by any State. on account
OF race, color OF previous coalition
of sergitiidF.
SEC. ,. The Congress by appFo
pirate leg slatiol MY enforce the
provisions nf this Article.
The Fifteenth Amendment was
ratified by both Houses Of The Leg
islaiure OF Georgia on the II inst,
as we are Informed by telegram oi
this morning. THIS m ikes The twenty
eighth State by which The Amend
ment has been ratified the number
required to Nuke il part OF thr
Fs.rrsi Constitution. In less lilna
Two weeks two marc will be added
to TIE nnm5cg-Tcxas and Nebraska.
The Legislature Of Texas coavene-
on Ike Stl .ins!., and the Leg s aiare
OF Nebraska on he 18th, and The iifSl
act Of both will be The accep ancr
OF the Amendment.
The Legislature of New York b -
requested permission 10 Withdraw
the ratification by that State, baf
The request will hardly he complied
with. Should it b. granted, how
ever, the announcement Of the rati-
Gcaiion will be deferred for aboa'
two weeks. The Amendment, in
any event, may be considered raj
fled, aud We are accorded the y 9 r.
ure of see ne 1t cranm'd down th'
throats ol Governor Ilaight and lhr
Democratic Legislature of Calliof
MIA. How do they relish the gentle
little political tonic?
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

GHr l3ci ihal il has been proposed
to lcl mp upon the dreadful pagan
Ii lr,lrs who haze been pouring ih.o
Ills country and competing with i
superior race in TIC washing %
cloihrs,uua other cq,ial intellectual
pIrsu =, for the sum Of SO, ,00O in
coin, i proof that The leaders oi llc
Democratic "inbl,v' think down
deeply = down even to the region OF
the pocket. For the paiiry siim of
SIS. 800 they are willing to take back
all thry-said about the contamination
t, whic4 W. are axpOsel from The
iilitx OF these strangers, AMI devole
tle next SIX weeks TO advising Ihe
Legislative to exercise Il ph.iosoph-
zeal and Christian farbeIrAncc TO
wards them. TIA revolution 50 siil-
pentlans can be ELECTED by the sum
OF SO, 900, VIC suppose that Si0O,-
100 wnmid srcnre the rccngn ton ~
the Chinaman as u man and both
or" with enthusiasm and general
appiausr.-.iHa, 4h.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

NEVER whip your horse for be
coming frightened vi any obsrct by
the roadside !; Tor il be sros Il stump.
n lag, or heap OF lanhnlk in the
road, and while he IS cycling it care
fnlly aud about 10 pass it, vou strik'
h.m with the. whip. il is the log. or
the stump, Or the tanbark that 4
hnrtiag him. IN b $ way Of reas ~
Ing. agd the next time he will act
mere frightened. G " him lime to
examine and smelI of these oijccls.
and mse the war brifle 10 aSs ST yn1
in bringing him carefully to those
Objects Of fear. Bling all obiects.
II possible. 10 his nose. and les him
smell ot them. and then yon can
commences 10 gentle him with them.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

MR. GARDNER met with Il sefions
accident last Thursday. While driv-
ing bis Job wagon at the lower end
of main street his loY<es took fright
and ran away, and he for some
reason not bring able 10 check ihrm
jumped ont OF the wagon, striking
his foot against large rock with
such iorce as 20 break his ankle IN q
most shorking manner. some ct the
bones had TO bc taken ont. and there
is dan-er that an ampiialicn will be
nrcessarr. - Statesman, 5th.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

TuE Eiko independent ol Sannary
.9.h relates the following heAftend-
Ing Story
On the 2OilI day OF last moNlh,
Dick Tregasa $ had oc as on TO seRd
an OK team from Wyoming DisirNel
10 the main Ellso and Cope road fox
supplies. After starting ont, one of
The 50, crest storms that has swept
over tie country for years came mp
with terrible viVienre and must have
s. bewildercd the driver lliat he
persisted from cold. The team nos
arriving next day, search was insi.
tnirll when c..iiie were discovered
in the sa0w, froztn 10 death. some
lille distance from the team the
boaes OF Il human being we're i0nnd
which were identified as being The
remains al The tramsscG by a boot
found ia The ric.nity, tht leimsier,
whose name We wrrr unabie 50
learn, he'd evidently left thu wagon,
hoping 10 reach u station, which he
knpw c0nld not b. far d,sinni, but
found il impossible 80 lace liie ',rri-
HE s,orn. and perishrd on tlie spo'. q.
II is supposed that ill'. wolves de-
von cd In body. as the bones found
were stripped Of the flesh aud scat
tgrrl in al direct Ons.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

TngEisa :. III cxciiemrni in San
Diego, caused by funors o. . rich
discovery i'll L, wer California. just
below the line. II will take large
amount OF excitement in that great
commercial metropolis Of The intu 9
to sustain It's hard up thousands til
something turns up.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

An Iowa g.rl wants to die, but
she prefers 10 be smothered with
kisses .
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10
RIn InINe.-A lecenL nmnberpI

BIG TniNG.-A recent number Qi
he Arizona Miacr has the annrxedE
A party Of mru have arrived in'
this vicinitt rom the icgion north Of
Prescott Win very exciting news
qhry ,cpnrt. privately, HAT about
39j miles north oil Prescott they
found, IN mountainous conutry.
,li-eings ihat pFesp,eied lsom two
Lis to six dollars "a lie pan. Thr
pifiy cons s'ei, originally, Of u
inrn, and started from White Pine
abont year ago. On reaching The
Big Colorado, lwelvc men lett tie
parry; the remaining twelve crossed
the river near Caiiyil,e. pnsiiel on
easi. stiack FIRE gold coHner, wei
wliere,l aud tiAbercd. " hile prns
pcciing Il they were attacked by Ia
diaas. wlirn tiree Of TIE party were
killed. The remaining nine thea
started for iais place. fhey wi I
sooa re!nru ia the new Dorado and
viii be accompanied by some few
citizens Of Prescott, whom they have
les into the secret. They think they
have the bigrssi thing or,
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

A VIOLENT hurricane passed over
Helena, Montana, Jan. 10Th, doing
5. 1000 damage.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

1Hs Cool Templars are 10 have a
grand ball in their new hall 10 Boise
City on The ed.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10
ADVERTISER LETTERS


Remaining in PostOfice FEB. YIN, iesV
Alyori. airs James Myers, Henry n
Ankrufn. Wm Mcintyre Miss Eta
gruen. Rat Mason, Nm-2/
Burns Dan MeCurran, y
iiuwrrs, Il, II hiteDeit<9 IL
hruua. 4 Il AalielE Capt
Cunningham, n Mohsit, &C
Carey. John NaukirTcli, Sampson
Clark, James My, Richard
Cook. t.f Merton, 5
Clinton. t;co wy kossand. Allen S
cufi,rti, Rich Paul Capt W
nusenOury. AdolN Pietri, Al Sisnof
Dysr.11Oln o Pickett, David
benny. George Richsris, John
kis>ler, Martin Roberts. John
Ekstruln. b Richards. samson
FusseiI, Rich Nls0brits, Joseph
Grample. Walter smith. Michael II
Hedges. VT S%urgis, Eben c.
lInribui. Edward SINCLAIR, JannS
Hughes, Jebn SnAdefs, Jho
Holman. John SinS,air, Chas
nrltnn. Hurry T"nJ%<,
LYONS Vim WiarArsier Geo
Low. Peter WhigcA Vim c
Mehinaun, Ado hi,isonS w =
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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10
g\g s ~ . y

To TlIE w0RKi>f. CLASS. Ne arc neu
prepared H. las.isn sii ciisses with constant
'mpiuvnekt at home, the whole ug the limo
or G'r the spare moments business urw,
Hsht and prN1iabie fer-',ns Of either srx
easily earn ifVm 5nc iu s. is-f errrlag and
I5olonicusNSuri hy dsyuiing fi,fir s ie'lg
iii'le 10 The bnsNneea Boys and cifis earn
ueifiy as much y nsra. 1hr aii sgl0 SEQ
this notice may A,nd iicir s,idsess and test
ha bHsinrs-, We Make Tits unparalleled Of
fer To si,h rs are not well s;sisard. We
wiil spni 81 90 fay for 'hr frnniiii ~ riiiing.
FHh particulars. valuable Famplc, vhish
vii dn to tniuneHrc work nn anf q cnpy ~
The Peoples iiirrafy Cnmi.uiou-one ~
llie largest and hrsi FANNY urutpapcrg pub
lisllc1 -nl sent free hs ninI iieadrf, ir you
want permanent, prtiital'ie work sssirsss
Z. G. AlLtN s Co, AgGJsrA Nsie8 SCm5
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

Tho Tidal IYayc OF deeper souls
Into our inInost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out OF all Incaner cares.
LoxafeIlo,o.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

Persons calling for the al oye letters WI
please SLY Advertised aud give tho date
}. a. posr, iTp +. h
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10
NOTICE.

\ Regular sion
~. Of Ovyhcr I.oiga ~. 8 A. D. amt
F>S>/A. b.. heit az Mas0nic gall on SAT-
~ uriay. nn or beiOre the full moon
Of cach month a. o'rlec.. ,. n. Beet ,serv
Saturd0g eresaiag for inSirsctior,
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

War far gl~ asice. so. G.. F.rsfs
Thursday evenings pn o. after The flii uiorB
monthly. ead weekly lU- iusfruciion.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-10

pry cooas, Cleihing, iav, Boots, etc,
arcnnl!ng TO quality
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19
For Congress.

We had call this week from Col.
Nat. MAR1N, of Coffee, candidate fer
Congress from this district By all
who do not know him, Col. Martin
will be Remembered as the gallant
Colonel Oft 23l Tennessee regi-
maut during the late war. He has
kept many a social circle of our town
IL az uproar ofmirth during his Wis
it, and has caused a general spirit of
good humor to pervate the whole
community.
Mr.. J. E DRoNGooLD. from Muir
freesboIo, another candidate for Con-
gressional honors, was with US this
week and announces himself in this
paper. lie enjoys the reputation OF
being a most excellent gentleman,
aud one thoroughly competent TO
discharge the duties Of CongressmP n
in a distinguished manner. He is
perfectly sound on the issues of the
DAY and would ably defend the prin-
ciples Of the party in opposition to
Radicalism. Both of these gentle
men. we understand. are willing to
be governed by the voice Of con
vention.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19
Great stir in town about E.F.B.
Grand Benevolent Concert

Il Pbeladies oftheepiscOpal Church,
assisted by several distinguished vo-
oaiists and Instrumental performers.
from Columbia and Kentucky. also
by Prof Pape and other gentlemen Of
Pulaski. design giving Concert at
,Antoinette Hall, for the benefit Of
their Church, on Wednesday night,
the gath. The musical talent OF our
town, combined with that of Colum-
bia, cannot fail to delight all who
listen. All are invited to attend =
Persons living in the country are in
Yited TO atted to attend. with the as
suraDce that the members of the
Church will entertain them for the
night The public is promised a
rich musical treat and are afforded an
opportunity to extend their benevO,
lence to a worthy cause. We hope
to see a large attendance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19
Save your cattle by Equine Remed es

The teachers and School Commits
sioners are urgently requested to at
tend called meeting o: the Teach
,ers' Association of Giles county, over
the store of. P. May, in Pulaski, on
Saturday 29th inst, at Q o'clock NJ,
Business of importance to the com
munity and profession will be trans
acted. All teachers are requested to
attend. A. II ABERNATHY, Pres.
ID. A. MCKN1GHr, Sec'y.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

MISSISSIPPI DIARRuGA CORDIAL
CAUTION We earnestly caution the
public against several spurious imi-
tationS of this incompatible remedy,
gotten up under the head Of "Diar-
rb@a CorGlsls," the object of which
is to deceive. and thereby take ad-
vantage Of the merited reputation Of
the Mississippi Diarabea Cordial
Beware of such worthless trash
Ask for the genuine article, prepared
only by US, and you cannot possibly
be disappointed. Prepared only by
Mansfield & Higbee, wholesale drug
gisrs, Memphis, Tennessee, sole pro-
prietors.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

Deaths
Died, on Blue Creek, in this county, on
Saturday, aight, 10th lust, Mrs. Shadrick
Kellum-
At Pisgah, on Friday morning, 10th lst.,
ofeonsumption, Mr.. jeff. Oliver.
On Tuesday night, on Indian creek, Mr.
Peter Mays.
On THURSDAY night, from the effects Of a
grape shot wound received during the late
war, - Montg omery, son Of jesse Mont
gom sry.-f. -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

Preserve Your Fruit.

Boyd NJ. Young & Co. offer 500
dozen Tia and Glass Fruit Cans
cheaper than any house in the State.
Call and see them.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

Prof. Pape has on hand some very
pretty Guitars. Banjos, fine imPor-
ted Italian Strings, and in fact any
Thing belonging in the music depart
ment. If you want good instru-
ment, strings or sheet music of any
description, call on him. His charge
for tuning pianos is five dollars
RepairiDg extra charge. Parties in
the country are expected to furnish
conveyance or pay horse hire.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

We the undersigned, members Of
- the Grand and Travis juries, Angus.
term. OF the Circuit Court of Giles,
representing the different civil dis
tricts of Giles county, respectfully
invite the citIzens to meet in conven-
ton on the Let Monday 10 September
next to select delegates to attend the
Gubernatorial Convention. which has
been called TO meet in Nashville on
Sept 18Th 1870.
The above is signed by all the
members of the Grand aud Travis ju-
riss. We deem. it unnecessary to
give their names .--ED. CIR.
rew oE
.-,-. r. --ess7
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-19

Disabilities to be Removed.
Boyd NJ Young q Co. are under
very heavy disabilities and want 500
dozen Fruit Cans and Jars moved
out of their house before the season
closes.