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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

This popular Weekly Agrealtn-
raj paper3visits as regularly and
is Away filled with matter Of in
terest TO the farmer, fruit grower
and stock breeder.
The Crepe C~lslrssi has lately
been consolidate with It, Mr.. Geo.
Husman taking charge ofthe grape
department.
The Rursl World is published in
s very neat style, ct $500 per anum
by Norman J. Colman, ST. Louis,
No. Every one tiIliRg the soil
shoul3 read it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
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4 few desas % Badv7ayis Pills Eili fsop TIN
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Read FALSE AND TRUE.r send one
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worth thousands VIA lss sent lFob- iulY3o "
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

OHr Jewish fellow citizens Win
generally observe the feast Of Rosh
HashaRah { New Year. which be-
gins IN SATURDAY next and cantin-
ues forty-eight hours, THIS Teas
was Instituted IS 81 anniversary q
the CREATION Of the world, and Is Is
always celebrated viii appropriate
ceremonies and festivities hy al
raaa Jews. BE understand that
appropriate religious services VIII
be held saturday and Sunday IN
this place.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

Cary Gilbert q ID others VS. Willie S. Gil
bert and others
I n this oaass & appearing 80 tbs ntisEse-
1 tion Of the Clerk frum Ehe afldaTit fled
that the defeBdEuts Willie s. Gilbert, Pho
bad Gilbert, Mary Lee GIlbort, LslliRn Ann
Gilbert, Thomas II. Giibert, Lewis n. Gii-
Gilbert. y. J E2zteT and ms wife
Elizabeth Easter, are n0n-Eesi dents
of1he State Of Tennessse 80 that thu ordi-
nary process Of INV cannot be served upon
them, It Is therefore ordered by tae court That
publication be made as 70 the said defan-
dants IN she Pulaski Citizen g newspaper
published IN the t0WB o. Pulaski. Tenn.
for four successive weeks, requiring the SAID
nonresident defendants 70 Be and 3 3pasr ~
the next term @ said Comfy CourttO Be held
for tlscB unity Of Glles, at the court house IN
Pulaski. On ths asst Monday IN October next,
and answer compliments petition, OF fhe
same VII be taken f0r cen fessad a. 70 them
ana set Tor hearing ex-paTis.
L. n AYMETT, Clerk.
Sept 2, 1s7l-4t By ". Housr0E, D c.
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EDITORIAL PARAaRAPHs


The Courier-Journal says be-
cause louisville failed 10 kill her
faited calf during the visit Of the
Press Excursionists 10
that village the Press Of Tennessee
is furious. If the LOuisvillians had
killed their fattea calf the editor
OF the eearier-Ioural weu,a nave
been the coolest kind OF & corpse
several days ago, and the press OF
Tennessee lack a great deal Of be
ing furious because the LouisviIl-
ians failed 70 supply them with
sueh al indifferent quality of real.
The Courier-J Journal, speaking Of
Louisviile's treatment of the Ten
ncssee Press Exeursionists. says
that city has played "thunder." If
Louisville has played thunder as
often As the editor Of the Courier
Journal has plsyea poker" (ac-
coraing to his Own confession il IS
20 wonder that it presents the ap-
pearance ofa disabled village.
a Mississippi paper, addicted to
excessive brevity, says; a cattle
dealer named McNamaun fell out
OF a fourth story window yesterday
morning" We arc dying to know
whether he has struck the ground
yet.
Saturday Night is the name
ofabout twenty literary abortions
IN the United States, called period
icals, Wlu not some compassion
ate individual start a literary weekly
and call it Night Before Last"
y North Carolina editorials seen
sea serpent It is high tine these
North Carolina journalists should
quit having deliriz,a trcatezs.
One Of our Tennessee editors
says thst none but black-beaded
women should marry, That's hi'
opinion. We think none but IsI
kea7s9 women viii marry.
A South Carolina poet consumes
seven columns ofthe Sumpter New
with an efusion Of verses n whicl
he attempts to show that the giory
Of the South has departed. If this
4 poet would consume the time spent
IN writing such interminable poetry
in splitting rails or blowing the sol
he could at least do something to.
wards perpetaating the glory Of TIT
Soajh, which we can sssure hin
hasn't departed by 4 long sight
The venerable Horace Greeley
he Of agricultural fame-is again
or the tramp. He was last heard
from at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin
where the telegraph informs Us thai
he was received by a Mr.. BacoI
and conveyed to his residence 70,
breakfast. If Bacon was al that
GAINESVILLE had to give the Tribune
/ philosopher for breakfast, his chan
ces for the Presidency are small.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
Thnrourhhreds Goine 70 Teras.

We learn that F. ". Grand, ESQ.
a few days ago, purchased a lot Of
thoroughbred mares from one Of
our distinguished Tennessee stock
rajscrs, Benz. F. Cockrir, Esq, and
started with them to Texas on res
to-day. Mr.. Cockrin has the taste
and ability to have the finest breed,
and prides himself upon the purity
OF his horses pedigrces IS = noble
man would In an unmixcs blood Of
long line Of ancestors. Mr.. Gil
rand takes with him the celebrated
stallion Bulletin, the sire Of Demo
van and other race horses, as well
bred and as richly crossed rs any
horse produced In this county
This 5mportationtothe empire State
Of the South viii be an acquisition
there, and, perhaps, create de-
mand for the rich blood OF the Ten
zessee race Aorsc to mingle with
/ that Of the wilder mustang.
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$50 Acre Tract

conveyed under the order and deoTsss Of
ChaneerF Court Al Pulasii. by EErtin H
Lane 70 8hOda Perry, for and duriuE her
natural life, RIth the remainder II fee 70
the heirs at law Of Francis s. Perry, deed.
Said land lies IN the 16th district Of Giles
county, adjoining the land Of Ben. " heeler
AID others. about two miles West Of Brick
Church, IN good uBiEhborhood, convenient
30 churches and schools There are up0n
the place good dReEEnE and 0ut-housss,
orchard and the best Of water
TERN Son 3 credit Of ! and years
with interest ezesEt 8 cash payment q I'VE
per cent. Notes with approved security re-
quirsd and q lien retained
s H.. ATMEFT, Clerk,
sept7 ID by VIZ Hous9oS, D G.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

MILLIONS Bear ZazslazaHE - GsezE
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EsusrHr ULEs1ra are u1t rsa EGurH
nriuE. Mads o. Pour EArns EFhlsEgEs
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t5red sps1ad and 1sssseuss % alcaa th1 tass1.
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that Lad ths tIrrier 90 arunss-Issszl sE IA
hut ara 3 rrne Aledicfna. nl4ia sfuE lhe SzsiEu
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

The New York Express makes
confession in the following para
graph not creditable to the morals
Of the city or state Of New York.
Some sporting characters in
Duchess Comfy took John Tascher
E-on behind his chimney and sup
piled him with 4 coat that win turn
water. It was composed OF tar aad
feathers. The simple charge that
he had run away with another
mans wife was made against him.
II every man in New York who
does likewise wss treated as Tas
cher was there woala be q demand
for tar which neither OF the Carroll
mas conld supply. Feathers would
be feathers and the goose would
hang high.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

Whath has become Of our valued
correspondent jenkins? Echo an
swers that he has been non esq for
some tine past We hope he VII
trim the point Of his gray goose
quill and Jet rs hear from him at
once. If be has fallen a victim to
the matrimonial epidemic prevail
ing In Lawrence we win excuse him,
but otherwise We enter 3 protest
arsinst his silence.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
MeuRhis Sfsek Yards.

Aessrs. FlzuSt & Lzeroiz, pro-
prietors Of the Memphis Stock
Yards. hEve 4 card IN to-day's
CITES. Mr. R II. Flautt, form
cry Of this place, is 3 partner IN
the firm, a1d as he is wen and IA
T0rably known In this county we
feel assured thai they EiH com
mRnd 8 liberal patH0aags IN this
secfiaF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

While Sheriff Parsons Vas majest
ically sauntering around the eircus
ring last Tuesday night. the clown
esilyins his rotund figure at once
asked Why IS 3Ir. Parsons Ike
PRlaski9 An omiu0us silence en-
saed, indicating that the crowd had
.. give it ap." The owner Of the
cap End bells t18sR exclaimed, q Be
cause be has a big corporation. =
It was unanimously decided that
the clown bsd lied.
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CaHEnrnia g.

The Radicals have carried Cali
fornis by 5,4O0 majority. The as
sembly Is largely Republican, which
e asures the election Of a Radical Z.
:. Senator. No comments. This
result Is itself a good eme6c for the
conservative party. We can pu}si
but We cant comment
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

Rcr. ! ohn McrroT, q prom inent
hJejhosist Minister AID a leading
ac-chE1t Of Nashville, died in that
clt7 last Monday. For some years
past be had rcUrca frem tho active
,cerciao of ministerial offices and
Lad g-ncn 8 share Of his time TO
she ~kolssals saddleyy house Of
G2o Morrow Il Sons. of which he
vzs tae head lie was aaz old cit
lzen OF Nashville and prominently
identified with its history. His
dosth closes she earthlycmeer OF a
devcus christiaR and a usefll eiti-
-2,
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a nmnfE

We are indebted % ala. a. A.
WilkaTsaR Scr 8 curiosity IN 1Ae
sltaEsa af ESQ hen eggs 5oinesl sagath-
G. kks tsse si4mese twins. and eri-
aeHalY sEins ~ & freak af sasure.
Ia tlsir aaal faFn4t5on fllsy reject
egealt apoa aiae nlasH8nlg fowl That
laid then.
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80 IN 80 Reherts. -.

We regret to announce the death
Of JouS RoREETs, Esqs senior pro
,fyietor of the Nashville Banner, at
his ross lcuce in Summer county, last
Monday afternoon st ! o'clocS. AR.
Roberts vas' q native Of England,
Iut removed 10 this country IN 1854
and at once located in Nashville
he Tss one OF the most AZ complish-
rl practical priaters in the South,
aHs had more thorough kRowl-
edge Of the printing business in all
its infinite details than any one we
knew. To his iadefatigable skin
industry and energy, the Banner is
l.veclyiadebted fer itsgreat pccuni-
airy sger~s AR Roberts was a
consistent member Of the Episco-
pal Church. and exemphfed in al
the relations of lfc the beauties Of
Christian character In him the
Grant has lost al honorcd member
a16 tbs Stats a most valuable Cit
-r-
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Notice.

HAVING bsen appointed EEseator 81 the
II LAST vii and 5essEmsnt Of NIzn. MaE-
vel, dee, ] hereby notify parties indebted
70 the estate Of said WA Maxwell, TO come
forward and settle Withaut delay, ard per
sons holding claims against tbs estate are
uo1ifed % present them within proper timR
or they vii be barred payment
VIZ. j. MAXWELL.
Reptf-H ExoeuJor.
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NEWS SUNMARY.

seeking Is our deadly upass The /
people to Mr, Greeiey-~You
Pass"
The editor of the Arkansas Jour ;
nal says. Where oar Office Was two .
weeks ago now runs the Mississip-
ri river. Out of respect FOR. the IA
Their OF waters We left"
About one hundred and city
hands reached CaleEa, AlabaEha. 70
work on the North and South Rad,
on Thursday Of last week.
Ex-President Davis was IN Lex
ington va, Izst week, on visit to
Gusts Lee, President Of washing
ton and Lee University.
A Rock Island constable makes
the following return: I executed
this speeay by trying to read 1t to
john Mack, bat he was drivin' cat
tie on horseback and ran faster
than I could, and kept mp sneh =
hi Of 3 hoIlerin / don't know
whether he heard OF not This Is
the best I could do, and don't know
whetlpsr the speeney is served &C
cordiKg to law or not.
Attest: Ell SIXTH, Cont,
A marty of KukIux terribly beat
negro and his wife near Eutaw,
Ala, a short time since. The as
saalted party snstehed the mask
from the face ofone, who proved 10
be a negro. The whole gang was
arrested.
Recently two white men. entirely
nude, we're found IN a barn near
Waynesboro Virginia. They said
they had been robbed by negro
highwaymen. Tie proprietor fur
nished them With clothing and they
departed. 1t was subsequently
thought that they we're escaped
convicts.
Gatesville, Texas, is excited over
the appearance ofan orange outang
in its vicinity. The animal Is dis
1 cribed IS being about Z feet high,
and covered from head to foot with
a thick coating Of hair. Its eyes
shine ike Ere, and it boasts Of a
double row Of numerous looking
teeth.
Hepsidam, IN NimbleEiH Dis
trict Ga, near Dahlonega, is not to
be sneezed at. Its name and location
/ or s combination ofboth, succeeded
in producing q peach weighing q
half pound, and the editor IN that
vicinity on the inside of whose
manly bosom the abnormal fruit
now reposes, wildly calls for q com
petitor.
About $4,000, has been subscribed
IN Spain to erect a monument to
Gen. Prim.
The Iavages Of the cholera
throughout Russia, Austria and
Prussia continues with but little
abatement. The proportion 81
mortality is greater than it has
been for years before. In one VII
/ lsge in Russia there were seventy
deaths IN a population Of only two
hundred.
The negotiations the Emperors
at Salzburg have resulted in the de-
termination Of Germany and Aus
tria to unite for the population Of
al aggressive ideas" The Aus
TRAN Emperor and his statesmen
recognizing the desires Of Germany
to manage European affairs aftel
her oEn views, has desired Italy L
join them. Ills Is q grand SHOW
for the young kingdom, bat what
the tho win aim st eventually It i
diaaalt to prophesy.-E = Herald
A conspiracy to burn the Vatican
Is reported TO have been discoverel
st Rome According to our cabli
despatch the Alfier Society has ad
vocated general anarchy znd
, demolition Of the strongholds OF tn
Pope IA the Eternal City, There !
c Dnsolation, however, IN KNOWN:
that come wha9 may, His Holmes
win be protected in person by tn
foreign ambsssss5sEs.-IK. = HsT
aid.
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~ SUEsGEEEEEE &c PETEEE M
- HucicaI Mentally eas al thn -
IHtast and best Music S. unB
and two ccnts g picee Evs-
~ uuInhar csnaaials from
- IS WORTH ul new music
10 and u oan be had fo7 30 eents -
The 5uls and aurnzt nuu-
a h8zs c8ntalu Sc TlaeceE 81 Au-
- sic, { p psges. shcat muaic
size, and WiH BE- MAJ led Tor
- 50 cents. Addrezs j. =. nE-
TEBs, 5ge BREADS ay, y. s. .aIiT .Irn
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EIr. Marion Childress sent to this
Office yesterday q sweet pOt4b0e
that for size and weight cannot be
beat IN the State. It measured
s1ssnsE-oas inches in circumference
and over q foot II length. Its
weight was sighf 1sssnd.
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InsnIvenf Nnfice

HAVING Suggested . the County Couri
II Of Giles county, the insolvency Of the
estate Of Ohm CleEgs dee, all persons AEF-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified 70 appear and file the same anthem
tlcated II the manner prescribed by law on
OF against the Tth day Of DscsmbsT next
else they VIII be soreFer barred
n SMITHSON-
septsmbe- 5ths 1sTl.-zt- Ad1n'r-. SC
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waits for TIE Ladies.

The church Tor a8anced ones
All Bsnns.
Who PAYS The highest price for :
home? The woman who marries
for one.
Young folks grow most when II
love. It increases their signs Won
d-ssos.y.
Mrs. stanton denies that sic trav
eled through California with enc
leg On each side Of a mule.
We don't believe any thing We
hear of-a lasly's-kiss unleas We have
1t from kcruEn mouth
A. OLD scetler tie old lady
who sent = farmer ten cents that
had been due y years.
The salutation among 3ives has
become. How are YOU my dear?
Where do You buy your poison?
Madame Schwartz, the Swedish
authoress, says that America is the
cradle Of the highest ideas-fsr in
advance Of other nations.
Womans Rites-Putting On her
chignon, arranging her eurls, but
toning her CATERS, and adjusting the
Grccian bend and things
A Wisconsin lover wrote his
sweetheart; There is not a glOb-
ule Of blood in my heart thst docs
not bear your photograph
Beaux have been scarce at ali the
watering places this year. Il has
been 10 uncommon sight TO see four
women laying hold Of one man !.
Mrs. Milne an English lady has
obtained a divorce, but is compelled
to allow her husband $500 a year
for the children. Woman is COM
ing.
a grass widow in York State"
has sued for a divorce, alleging
\
marriage under false pretences as a
ground For it! Shades Of courtship!
Does she suppose there was ever a
marriage Of any other sort?
A Boston lady declares she is
guilty of downright falsehoOd a
dozen times q day BY saying to peo-
/ pie she meets, I an so glad TO see
! you, and cannot free herself from
the habit o 50 lying.
! A young lsdy at the Ohio camp
meeting asked the prayers of the Is
/ sembly because she could not set
/ her eyes on a certain young nan in
her neighborhood without feeling
as though she must hug him to
/ death.
An old bachelor recently gave
the following toast: ~Woman ths
morning star Of infancy, the day
star Of manhood, and the evening
star Of old age. Bless our stars
and may they slway be kept at tel
escopic distances!
The Revolution says women can
/ not secure their political rights IS
citizens by taking advantages Of 3
/ mere technicality. Itwculd be al
unspeakable misfortune to the sex
were she to rush into the arens
through some ungarded loop-kole
in the Law before she is properly
prepared
a lady writer blames the mel
more than the women for the ride
ulOus fashions now IN vogue. ShG
says; If all men possessing a hun.
dred Thousand dollars aad upward.
F should form a league not to marry
any woman who mounted a CHG
non, how long do you suppose the
pgly monsters would continne to ba
IN vogue.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14

ne as5LEl ts2IiS nov EUMDefs %
members and it is undergoing 3 per
feet military discipline. Seventy
I've students hare already entered
the College, and the Faculty have
reason to believe that the pres
ent session viii sdd largely to that
number. We sincerely hope that
their faith IN this respect may not
be misplaced, and that the College
viii continue to prosper under its
present management until It be
comes tue peer Of any similar in
stitution in the South.
The three prizes offered last ses-
sion vii be awarded soon The
following young gentlemen, By su-
perior scholarship and assiduous
study, hare won them
Ist PriH-Gordon White.
ID Joseph Zucarillo.
Sd Willie Alternately,
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has Soctctv met at Richmond,
Va. on the 6th inst, and fun dele
FaGoa- from all the different States
7s~o ia attendance. Marshall P.
V-55er, cfNazsachasetts, was cleo
ted President AID among the NJ
=crcas T:cs Presidents chosen, we
=oGcc The r4-1e osyvm. Hcavcz OF
Tennessee. Gi,oe Cogaty was rep
-2sentod - car saterpr:sias Scllow-
c&-ea Nr a. Cox, Of this place,
Nebraska sent I54 varieties of ap-
Pies alone. together with a fne col
lection q Evspcs and pears. Four
teen years aSo there was not sin
sic frait tree In that Stale. The
President ~. Wilder, of Boston,
cxS;lted tTo hundred aad thirty
sTo varieties - pears.
Grcat enthusiasm vas manifested
"a sic Proceedings q the Society
ga "a impetus givez 10 fruit grow
Us thst wjl he productive Of the
rest Aorescil resa,ts. The Soci-
s5~59 hold is aext meeting Al
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z. s NeLaTun, and Others rs. John s.
EcEsaren End DthsrE-
I 7 appearing % ths Cont fFaIn .the Petition
i Of petitioners, II tins cEsl, thai ashn :.
MeLaTen, May =. AeI4aTsn and JAS 8 Ac-
Asagans dsf7ts, are non-raEideEts o TN sta1t
Of Ieunessse, 50 that the ordinary process q
law oaunet be EaTEed upon 1ham- . -
therefore ordered by the eourt that Pnbliea-
ton be made for fo1r Eucsszsi re weeks ln 6ilc
rLAsEl CITIES s IsoE7sl paper published II
FElaslzi, Tennessee. rec airing sai1 llsu-fes-
ideut Te1andE lfts % sIrElaaF before saia loun-
y G0urt ~ ths couTt ksusa IN tie town 81
4lzWraussb1EE, IUuEi-, on Ghe 1st Monday 81
October, 1871, C plesd- answer o. dUIaur
20 sad petition. CT tho same viii - Ia
ken Ter ooaieszad 50 them, and SIT faT
1azFtnZ ex- pErta- A. 1Ll.Attss-
senl4-at Clerk.
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There is a fair prospect thai this
country win be spared = wish flom
the cholera this season. The
dreaded disease IS absting in the
Baltic provinces, wheace we were
most likely 10 import it, and in
Western Europe the lew cases
there reported have disappeared
The frosiBo or autumnTiIi soon stop
the march 81 The f'estilence.- Union
ona -dmerio6a.
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LAND SAIL.

Rm- F. LEncaster, Hamar, rs. JENNIE ".
Pitts.
On Saturday, September 18th, "a
DURSDA1ST to q decree Of the ChaulsTy
Il Cont At Pulaski, IN the above named
Cause, ! win, on Saturday, September 18th,
1s7f, sch At publie aucti0n Et the Court honse
do0r IN the tOW-n Of Pulaski, on q credit %
SIX months with interest fr1m ths dag 81
sale, al that portion q land lying west ul
Buchanan's creek, known as division A q
thc lands Of G. " Iftts, deed, and puT-
chased ~ the sale Of said lands BY a. Cox
former G 4 III Of sand Court By Eoil s.
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