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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17

Sa.' V.Z2
g0kT CT RICH&GEU. NOVEMBER l6 1871.
ARRIVE.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Nor.ok, mer.
ch noise AID pI ssenger..
Steamer Niagara, Wake, New York, mer.
chsndi. and passengers, John ". wyatt.
Steamer William T. Clyde, Parke-, New York,
merchsndise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and tackes COMPANY.
CALLED.
Steamer Pasade. Nelson. Kings Mil, mer-
chauniss and paSseuScrs.
Steamer mpl'e. nincsley, Fhilade!phi,. nler-
cbaCc1se ard passeuEe-s.
Brig kes. u-cr. -. r tltlmore utd City Point.
Feb ,oner ardscrabbe, Fales, boston, me1.
chapdise. Curr,r L Co.
tehor ner tich .rd Hill fmith, Wilmington,
Del plo ,sborne's, coal, Currir q Go.
$ .no",er Anne e. Moore, Hastings, Ph!lade.-
ph!a ria Yorktown.
ecaoouer } mes town Brown, New York, mer-
chan lis,, Curtis & Parker. .s-..a@.
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CoSv,crs RHcE1vED.-The following con-
vIcts were received at The penttentlary yes
te day from Tazewel county: Iaze"eli
Sumner, five ycurs for borse steal'ng, ana
Slrah johnson, ope year for barn-burning.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND POST. FFICE NOVEMBER
l6.-s,immy Woody, Morristown; W: d..
Hersm4n. Z. S. Wortham & Co., Rich
mond Miss 2. Davidson, Gary's Store !;
Miss L. L. Mayo, Baadad, Texas.
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MErERoLoGICAL.-The thermometer stood
at so Fahrenheit at sunrse yesterday
morning, indicating the coolest weather
tnus far of The season. Ponds oil SIN water
were covered with thin sheet OF ice.
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Mrs. RASDoLPu's IMPROVEMENT IN PHOTO.
GRPHY seems TO havs taken tue photc gca hers
oy surprise 10 thtuk = lady Of Virsiaia dare to
iutrude on their northern, rights, bu. /. Is so See
the improvem: NJ at he Lee Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17

The Western Uuiop Telegraph lines have
been extended TO Brownsville. !exas,
establishing .elegrs phic communlcallon bs'
,wssu the United States and Mexico.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchapts seeking trade in
sny portion OF the country should adve,ise IN tne
papers Of tha. section. N. ELLYsoS & co. will
take advertiseune nts aud have them hseSted at
pubishc-s' rates.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.,
N-AN0--~ C.SrIIrR'R IlFEICR.
RICHMOND, VA, ; oyempe' I'D, ls7

ATOTICE-The annual meeting OF tho
" s;ockh 3lders OF the Chesapeake and ONO
o afro ID Company will be held In tns city oe
";rnmond on THURSDAY Ihe I'm u D''sl'0'1'
1871. .,,,, o.,,ed N tho
following extract from tue by-is"s Oh INC o'IA'-
IAN proxies to renresert s:ocs holders 80 =,
o.rcbIySs m ~ sign in tre name of partner sh,N
rnc the gnsture OF thsr member Q, me nan
shalt ie v2lid. No proxY sh u ne F,iln a,.s1
more than sixty days prior to the mes''ne " '-S
company s,s,o, d,x,
Tpe bo1 Ks or tYsnsfer shsll be closed tfeea oiI'
previous 10 ans general meeting c,,s,sr
: no j. GASBElf, CasaInts,
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EorARIFs PUBLIo.-Goyernor Walker bas
anpointed Francis J. Barnes notary pub
lie for Charlotte county, and Samuel Il.
HALEY Tor Fauquier county.
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CoNx1rTrp.-Moses Mason (colored) was
committed to Jail yesterday by Justice
W bite. in accordance with former verdict
OF the Hastings Court, for thirty days con-
Tipa
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DIX. LEWIS RETURHED TO THE RICHMOND
CITY JAIL.-Dr. Lewis, one of the alleged
murjierer5 Of Constable DrummoDd, Of
Brunswick county, was returned to the
city Jail on Wednesday evening. DR.. Lewis,
it wlil be remembered, was sent TO Green
vile county to be examined by a commits
sion OF lunacy. lie was returned to the
iqtl in this city TO await rscancy in Que Of
the asyiums, in accordance with the deci-
sion OF the commission.
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NJ ELLYsoE s. Co, A. yec.tsir2 Agents, Dis
patch buu,ipS will receive advertisements and
have them Inserted in any journsl Of the country
at regular rates.
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3. c. WATKINS % BRoTHEH'S agency fer
sawed ana split ~ocd st VOID i Sons drug
store, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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CuAScrRY Court OF RIcHHoSD--JuGJe
F1tziugh. .-Ih,~sddy. NorembS7' IL, lsiI.--
Tns tulio0 iag cases "c' g disposed oi
WInn and others rs. Terrell and olhcra.
Decree referring cause IL COMM ,slonef Tor
inquiry and report. Wlnn, HotlaGay u
White. counsel.
sins, &C., as. shcltcn, &c. Decree au-
thorizinc ccrtaiu amount ofthe iund IN the
case 10 be applied to the repair OF the pro.
pcrty in The bill aud proceedings men
toned. Guy & Gillian, sands & Leaae,
counsel.
Froalmlng, &c, Is. Fromming, &r. De-
cree confirming report OF comrois'ioner
ana making partial distribution OF Tue
furd. iia3sTnts, p. &.
Dinlord rs. Binfoid's administrator, &c.
Decree referring cause /" comihl>sioher
tot account, lngsiry, and report. Merc-
dith & St"gcT, counsel
y ood>on, g., Us, Wash's adm inistra-
ter AID oihrrs. Decree CouG;lnlhg re-
mort Of commissioner and directing sale Of
real c-ta!r in The bill and proceedings men
toned. VIM and Iolladav, White Il uol-
lt;;3y, counsel.
Eruwn ana others rs. Totty and Others.
Decree sustaining exception to conllnls-
Siop"r's report. c0nfrni2g it in other re.
sylectS, anu directing Il sale Of part of the
real estate in the hill and proceedings men
l!outd. Cannon u Courtney, Stcgcr X
Myers, counsel.
MITCHELL. executors rs. Mitchell; Mitch
ell, II. Y, g., rs. NltchelPs executors.
Decree confirming report Of sale made by
commissioners and directing conveyance
when purchase N ,ncy is paid. Johnston
& Williams, \. Austin Smith, counsel.
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Us DELL DIIJER,
Clerk OF House of Delegates.

A. 4. CLARKE, 70. i&ls Main street, has the
best door-oell ever made. It requires no wire, AID
never gets out fordeT. Price, only 81, complete.
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'CFF1cE OF CLERK House lrrLEG ATEs.

KICHMoND, NOVEMBER IA, 16Il.
Editors Dispatch, Will you please state
for the Information and convenience of
members of the House of Delegates that I
shall be In my office at the capitol on 1lon
day. Tuesday, and Wednesday, 4th, 5lb,
and 6 h of Decnmber, for the purpose OF
receiving their certificates of election and
administering to them the necessary oath.
Very Respectfully,
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clsrk Of House OF Uelepates
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fs'BE SUB>CRIBEk WILL asaex.--sSssssssa
CI1l.t.Ie tDe - r. 81 u GSTHszsa6.aSE
BUSH - Es heretofore ~ bis "a liz q, HocK
L.rrst
II. ksul for pas faYo1e. bsgs continuance OF
I,s Iae.
ro '-IHs WILLIAM 7. COX. agent,
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LOCAL MATTERS,

CouRT OF APPEALs In this court yes
tcrda, The argument In the case OF Cranes
euaId!sn CS. Crane was concluded.
The petition of Jacob Brock for n writ ol
error to judgment by The Circuit Court
OF Loui.a ufii. ming a judgment of the
Couutv Court of Louisa upon charge OF
murder, which refused to grant the said
Crock new trial, WAS denied ty the court.
The judgment oi the County Court was
tlst Brock should he hung.
The case Of Aormcnts executor Cs. Cook
viii be commenced to-day.
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Leave orders at corner rinth and Main street.
FOR b st sar cd and pit wood
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.1YFIcE OF CITy RSGisEsa.f
pnnrMnSn VA NAysMoer I4.G. lsiL

yyEE PROP Y OF TIE CiII
snaxr "a c,An KS sPR Nc. near the Eo-
sssyosr. csntsinIpg an area Of thir.y's1 scis,,
win The large dwelling. house thereon rptSa -
~ E.,R sgNf for enc year. ProposM saa "
rec .is sed therefor So tais ofn &c until SAft6D1s
ssSs isr !, tns.aI,., sc L ~ clio a. ca
Sa@ snS T fomInI.tos cn Pablt: Grounds ara bunos
,r ca = ssrye the Yixu: 70 r Jsct aay ossA RgoP0-
sals. fsstr n hucfurer.
no Nrtd ~-".--------.---~s ~-sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17

Orcers ie!t fo- bss. ~oyd corner Ninth and
II 9. IN Will be fillsd In ono hour after.
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CFFIcE oRASov, ALEXANDRIA, ASpl

CFFICE oRASar, ALEXANDRIA AApt
#t hAHAssAs RAILROAD CrAPASY,
ALEX aNDETA. VA, novsmber =. sii.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
In stockholders II The grange. Ale1scdrt. .hS
MANASSAS 6ailroad COMPANY viii be nelo a. suo
once oftIe con paay. In Aiexaud'ia. on nIEO6s~
Dh tte sc.h iDssant, st 10 O'Clock Il.
BY order Of the Directors.
I.. w. REID. EecresxE~
The trsrsfer books will be closed from the lSt1
instant until the adjournment OF The above nsss-
tpg. no 10 eo0!o
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AitI'mol>;I @}lspattI1.


Rc.: IKE C1TCCLATIHN OF THE d.
rATCn ~ LAHGgR THAN TnE C'3MBINEt
REGULATION CF Alt THE OTnEis DAILi
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Call at 4 B. CLAEKs's ard see his door. be-
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pRGPO9kkA.

DROPOsALS FOB CITY PRINTING
4 are solicited until the Ith isstans a. IL
o,el OK N. Tor advertising, paml hie,, and job
D siniug, bind ng, ruling, &C., for twslse mouths
from 3, cvem ger l. 1871. %. ii. mA Ant1,
Chsirmso Comm u, e on Accounts and Printing.
uy lS- g..
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Te gFSGs.

A TTENTION. DRUIDS.-In conformity
"A ~i.h aa ORDER from toe Dis rio; Geputy
GRIND Arch t@nam e. Cree). the officers OF
LIBsRAL. STEWART, and STpN- 81 ALL
II VFs, L: A. 0. D.. 're be -eoy directed 70 70.
Undersigned on NO ...AYtEe 20 nd - OF Eoyem.
oer, at O'Clock p. M. promptly, on Capitol
street IN front OF ,oyenaot Hall fo~ the purpose
of y lrtIc 'pcting il the celebration th tday.
Ey order. J. L. NOUNTC = TIE. il
M IL Il Chief MARSHAL.
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MAE1EE INTELLIGENCE q

aSIA"UEE sLhA 40. NovEAlBEE II, 1871.
san r:sss ,>...,.,.,-,, OIL MOOD sets o.55
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Every srraugc-ent has besn m1de 10 reader
this one OF the hest bail. given this season.
COMMITTEE OF AHRASGEMESTe "a iL!am d.
Cree, eom IS BudG, J. B. Vaughan, w. Il. Dean,
A. alGers, j. W. Pledge, Z. GersdorI ". u.
II +'ey.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two lsdiss,
Al Tickets c2n be procured Of sny mem Der OF tha
Order. no lA-sd
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,LyA1 Tl&E lNSCEASGG

. ..1r&E 1>3th AND cssnoN.
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ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual
n me-t,rg ot. the H., 4. & =. AND r. D =. u.
L. q IkNFCTI ~ Company vii. be h.,d on
WEDNESDAY The '2d day OF November. lHI, -
F,edsr,rs ssburg and PctoD &C RsiirI ed Comoapy.
nn7td J. r. WESTON, -ecrstarv.
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CT AVE-, II, uVtS, O
On motion Of Mr. Anderson, certified
capy Of the above was ordered to be pre-
scnted to the james Eiycr and Kanawha
Canal Company.
On motion OF Mr. Sloan, the Council ad-
innrnpl.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30
aHisreAanrons.


A CONTEMPORARY writing Of the Wis
It Of a circus to his town gets of
some sentiments as applicable to
this town as a great many other
places: People went to the circus,
/. of course. The man who can't af-
ford to take a paper went, took his
wife and children and spent twice
the price Of a useful family journal.
The man who owes the storekeeper
and butcher, and who "really hasn't
money to pay" went and spent two
or three dollars. The man who
cannot afford to buy a ticket to a
good lecture or concert went. The
woman who can't dress well enough
to 90 to church, and whose chill
dren HAUNT clothes ft to wear to
Sunday School, went. A great
many people who need money went.
The American citizens Of African
descent went-to be sure. The
man who didn't care anything for
the circus, but wanted to see the
wild beasts, went. The man who
didn't want to see it himself, but
went only to take the children, was
on hand.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30
Flowers.

There are few things that viii
yield as large 4 sum of pleasure at
SO cheap a cost as the cultivation
of flowers; and it is a pure, limo
cent pleasure that never clogs, that
leaves no dregs of bitterness in its
chalice, that docs not surfeit the
tastes, nor bluut the faculties. On
the contrary, it cXalts and refines
the faculties and tastes; it emo
blcs and expands those emotions
that constitute the better part Of
our nature. Would we learn how
infinite in power and goodness is the
Creator, and how worthy of our
service and alteration? Let us
study the indescribable delicacy
and accuracy OF structure of flow
ers, their myriad tints and shapes,
and the lavish profusion with which
they are strewn over the earth?-
Would we learn how sweet a virtue
is humility? The violet teaches
the lesson, Mould We learn the
strength OF that weakness that
trusts serenoly to Providence? BE
hold how easily The blue-bells, beat
Ell into the earth by the tempest
which spreads -devastations amid
the Indications of man, lift their
heads after the storm is past and
smile more brightly for the shock
they have endured. Would we
learn how necessary it is that both
heaven and earth should blend in
our lives! Wimosssthe plant whose
roots cling to the soil while its
head rises toward the sky, assimu-
lating the moisture and the organic
Ingredients of the earth, the light
of the sun, and the gases of the
air in this complex and fragile me
ehanism. The mystery of plant
life is a solemn and profound one,
which the most learned philoso-
pliers and chemists have studied
for ages without being able to com
prehend or explain.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30
eGaJml---8onge---6pden.
Sick Headache.

a recent medical writer thus ac-
counts for sick headache, from
which so many persons suffer. He
attributes it to a weak stomach and
imperfect digestion, and that the
attacks are usually preceded by a
greater than ordinary appetite. The
stomach is naturally weak, and so
long as it is not crowded it works
kindly. BY and by more food is
put into it-or more irritating kinds
than it can digest. 1t ferments,
IN acid state is produced, the acid
acts as an i ritant upon the coats f
the stomach, and this irritation is
taken to be a call for food, to salts
fl which more is taken and all to
no purpose-the stomach revolts,
but, with the rest during the heaG-
ache, and the relief from the vOmit-
ing, it RECEIVERS its wonted tone.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

At the University situated in
Knoxville the cadets are put to
manual labor. Some of the profess
sors show that they can skillfully
WELD a pick as well as teach Greek,
Latin and mathematics. A squad
of cadets are detailed under one of
the company officers, each day in
the week, to labor a short time at
planting out shade trees and other
wise improving the college grounds.
Regular wages are paid for the work
and any student desiring to work
more than the allotted time viii be
paid accordingly. This is a new
feature in the college exercises and
the cadets take to it with a becom-
inc zeal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

The Cincinnati Commercial Rad
ical) says: It is said that reign of
terror is anticipated in Southern
Kansas, similar to that of last fall
which eliminated in the hanging of
a parcel Of presumed horse thieves.
This being the case, ought Congress
not to extend the operation of the
law which it is urged is necessary
for the protection of loyalty at the
South over at least q portion Of
Kansas? IF we are to have special
legislation by the General Govern
ment for the security of life and So
cial tranquility, why not make it
applicable to any State where there
is a turbulent popular. outbreak? p
Eastern Pennsylvania, the anthra-
cite mining region especially, de
mands the attention of Congress.
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l.isl of Prices for ADVERTISING:

Advertisements must be paid quarter
yearly ia advance. Those inserted for three
months OF less. must be accompanied with
the money. Yearly advertisers are permit
ted torenew quarterly free of charge; fTrther
renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisements from a distance mast be
ACCOMPANIED with the cash IN every instance
Tile advertising OF house or firm VIII be
strictly limited to its own immediate BUSH
ness
Calls On persons TO become candidates,
and political circulars charged as adver-
tisemcnts, and will not be inserted without
the cash IN advance.
Editorial advertisements and personal
communications will not be inserted unless
paid for in advance ut double the regular
rates.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30
The Thinrs fiat Make Hen

It is not the best things-that is
the things which we call best-that
make men; it is not the calm expe-
riences of life; it is life's ragged ex-
periences, its tcmpests, its trials
The discipline oflife is here good
and there evil; here trouble and
there joy; here rudeness and there
smoothness; one working with the
other, and the alterations of the one
and the other, which necessitate
adaptations, constitute part ofthat
education which makes a man a
man in distinction from an animal,
which has no education. The sue
eessful man invariably bears on his
. brow the marks rhis struggle that
he has had 70 undergo.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

Several negroes have died recent
ly in a mysterious manner in Mem
phis and vicinity, and tales of poi
poison and voudoism float through
the superstitious minds of the col
ored people.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

A strange disease is prevalent in
Southern Kentucky among horses
and mules, 1t is very fatal and
similar to quincy, developing in the
throat and producing suffocation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

The Cincinnati Commercial Rad
ical } says: "Some miserable people
are kissing at Gen. Garfield because
he said a kind and just word the
other day for the daughters of
Judge fancy. They are of the
same breed of those who snarled at
Secretary Cox when he did not re-
fuse work to the ladies in question
because their father had given the
bred Scott decision.
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T'erms 81 Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at loo per
square, 90 lines oTiess, IN this type, for the
first, and so cents for each snbseq uent inser-
ton.
Adveffisencntsu not marked with the num
Der Of Insertions desired wiz be inserted
and charged for al the regular rates until
ordered out.
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GILES COLLEGP


e ACOITY.
" R. GARRETT, Pres't and Prof. N,,g
MATES Moral Science DC. @'e'-
z. ". EWING, Prof. Ancient and Ma.
Languages.
VT. GARRETT, Prof Natural scIep,.a
Terms---Rate per Month
PREPARATORY AND ACADEMIC rrPARr--.
st ciass-spelling, Reading and VIII
ting ...-.... -...-..-.. ....-4... a,
End Glass Same as Hbove with Arithm.sa
Geography and Grammar, begun, az
Sd Class-Higher Branches. IN
coLLEaIATK DEPARTMENT..
Freshman and Sophomore classes,
each. .-.-..-......S gh
Junier and senior classes, each. ~
Contingent Fec, Invariably in
advance 49, .-.s-.......--... "a
One half Of tuition payable IN ady,,.
and one half two weeks before the clos \
the session.
No deduction for absence, except ia q.
Of sickness protraeted beyond two week
Board can be obtained at reasonable raj.
The End session Of the present sehels...
year win begin on the End Monday in ~
uary, 1871, and continue "a weeks, or 3,
scholastic months, ending on Friday, jan
Esd, 1871. IT
German and French win he included
the course. 1t is important that al scbo.
ars should be entered at the beginning q
the session.
THOS N. JONES.
Presdt Board Trustees.
JNo. G. BROWN, see'y. deceit
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The New Orleans ice factory runs
six machines, each costing $4,000
in gold, and freezes 16 tone of ice
4 lilly. The water is pumped from
the mississippi, purified, and frozen
IN to blocks 3 inches thick and -
by 2 : inches in area.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

The Constitution does not pre-
vide for an Executive barber, and
as Grant does not like to incur the
expense Of one himself, he employs
anegro in that capacity and has
him paid as a twelve-hundred dol
lar clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment. And he does not seem to be
any kin to Grant either Cour-J Jour.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

The Indians are getting ready
for another war. Instead of killing
bufaloes, they are fattening their
ponies, and according to old from
tiersmen that is q sure sign that
they scent battle afar of.
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- 9na1th

MISS SK4LCh
II AS the pleasure Of ennoaucing 20 her
IL customers and the public generally. that
she - prepared 20 exhibil q choice selection
81 Millinery, Dress Trimmings, Laces, etc.
lie our dreEs-Tnaking deuaTtHcut We are as
sociatod with Madam Denotes, New York,
and are early advised ofnli changes.
koomswest side Of 81 iaTc. aprS-t
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Announcements

Announcing candidates for State or Dis
triet Offices, ten dollars; county do five; al
ways ia advance.
Obituaries and tributes Of respect over ten
lines in length charged for ut the regular adj
vertising rates. Marriages, deaths and re-
ligious notices Gratis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-30

The popular scgar-sellcr in Mil
waukee bites of the tip while light
ing the weed for his customers.