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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
Pleasant Yoaag M5narea.

- = fIeeSanF KONG 8olaEea.
The YONG King. Of Spain, ANA
deus L, s. nov tFaveling through
his newly acquire slominioAs for
the purpose 81 making thc acqnain-
tenee of his people. During one
days journey he made thirty-siz-
st,;,pages, and was every where re-
5siyed With great enthusiasm. He
recs;red numberless addresses of
lcxsity and replied to them ali with
sndnits grace of manner The
poorest and humbIest OF his sub
iect we're kindly noticed and listen
81 4-iea great patience to al their
requests aid Suggestions. Amadeus
it has been said wore a crown of
thOrns and rested very uneasily on
his throne, but it seems he is rapid
| " winning the love Of his people, or
at least the masses Of his people.
The haugty grandees of Spain may
Withdraw their stiff figures from his
court, but he can survive the loss if
be has the affection of the masses
OF his people. The young King IS
no doubt an intelligent and anna
BILE young fellow, who really adorns
his high place.
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Real Estate Distribution.

Captain L. II. AtWell and Mr..
George Hodge of this city, have
set on foot a grand Real Estate
Distribution, the first prize being
one Of the most beautiful farms in
the county. It is situated on the
Mt. Pleasant pike, a region famous
throughout the. south as the most
lovely spot in America. 1t is sur
rounded by a neighborhood unsur
passed in. the State for culture and
refinement, and rarely. equaled in
point of healthfnl and delightful
climate, The other prizes are all
valuable, and there is no fctitious
value placed on them. The prop
erty was valued before the scheme
Was known and bona fde valua-
ton vas made. Capt Atwell and
Mr.. Hodge are among cur most
sub tantial, honorable and es-
teemed yonRg business men.
They are worthy of all confidence
and viii conduct the scheme in a
strictly honest manner Colombia
Herald.
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Pension Allowed.

The pension Of JAS. johnson, Of
this county, who was q private in
the war Of 1872, has been allowed.
He viii receive IS per month from
the date OF the act granting the
pension. This is the FIRST instance
in this county of any pension being
granted % the veteran soldiers OF
the government during foreign wars
under the recent acts Of Congress.
The prOscriptive rulings of the
Commissioner requiring applicants
to produce certificates Of loyalty
from men Of the pure radical stamp
alone. together with other Fed-tape
requirements, render it almost irs-
possible for any pensioAer or south
Cln birth to receive the bounty or
the govtrRmeat. Thus, from q
mean party spirit, disgracefnl to
the government the men who shed
their blood freely beneath the stsrs
and stripes when q foreign -foe wss
70 be conffonted arc denied mis-
srable Pittapee 10 keep them from
Starving IN their old age. 1t seems
too true that Republics are ungrase-
F,,l
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5000 Gifts In all

TO- s.. ..- 4
The grand pi izs. al the Head Of che list s.
a part of the farm formerly owned by Col.
G.. ". Polk, EitEated On the BIT. Pleasant
Pike, west Of Columbia. Il COZ tains $50
acres and has fine rcsidcp' with all out
buildings complete sud we'll imp proved.
ing:
ist. We propose to CONDUCT this entorprize
IN a strictly honorable way.
I'd. No person viii Go admitted to the
drawing but those y no hold shares the
COMMITTEES tosnpeTinteEld 8 be drawing must
be selected by the share-holders The Man
ayers will take no part IN the drawing but
merely furnish the appliances
Sd. No person competed with the manage
ment win be allowed 20 hold share under
any circums4anc8s-
4th. Absolute titles to the various pieces
of rsal estate viii be made BY ths Mana
gers, thus avoiding the usual trsuble oxpe-
Tienced in other distributions.
5th- We viii safety che public that this
distribution viii be conducted in such
manner as TO Sustain tho confidence Of eve
~ share holder IN the management.
The drawing silt be made At z thens, ALI
abama, At which place for ticket and infer
formation 10 regard thereto, address
HODGE a. ATTWELEss
A special train will be chartered 10
run from Nashville TO Athens, Ala, that all
tickets hOiderE May attend the drawing free
ofahargs.
MANNER OF DRAWING.
There VIII be two glass whes i. One v heel
will contain IS 600 nugnbsFs plainly print
cd, being duplicates 81 che tickets sold. The
other wiz egntasn 40 prices One nugafa.
viii be drawn from the first wheel, spd the
FIRST prize dawn from the second wheel viii
be tbs g1it Of his nnmbsr 6rst dFpNn. an !
sOen until All the pEizes are drawn, Whcth-
or che Capital PFiza o. ono smaller.
ErAn nenies arising from the sale Of
Tiekets viz he deposited il the Bank %
Columbia and FiFst National Bank 81 Coli
HEFERENCEs
Hon. ". B. Wilson, ". J. Dale, Esq.,
bipseomb Bros, Kahn 3 Turpin,
DIT. b. Rains. Col. 2. W Rsesee.
II aFtiu = Piekard, Hon " v TiioHnbsoei
. HOW = " hitthoTns, Jno. - Isarisa h Co
Col- "A 81 LoOney, a HeFsley,
Wm y. Apdrews, Zee, VI illis p. Jonas,
james Andrews & - j & AeGew. Meyer,
John FFisTaou, President lst Nat. BIZ.
" + Ingram, Pres. B'sz Columbia,
Msi. w Z kichnrdsou- Hsifsa. Ala.
Hon Lake Pryor, Athens. Ala.
ALs5sral DSeoaas 6f5ss = 4gsnis.
Epgio-td
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To be IByeti.gated.

The Nashville Banner, of Tues.
day, says:
We understand that iise matter
contained in the letter of the dis
satisfied convict, published in the
Pulaski CITIZEN and copied in the
Banner of Saturday morning, rela-
tive 20 the Disappearance Of two
eonTicts named Morris and Ed
ridge from peniteRtiary,-is to be
thoroughly investigated before the
Penitentiary Commissioners, It is
said that it can be suhstantiated by
good witnesses that both the con-
victa made their escape, The re-
suit Of the investigation will be
awaited with interest
While, as we said before, we do
not endorse any of the allegations
contained in tho letter of the con-
vict alluded to above. we certainly
consider an investigation necessary,
Public sentiment in this section
since the murder of Heydlinger is
naturally suspicious of the prison
officials. ...-.-
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WHUAR


Land Tor a IL.
NJ win eelI toslas highss szddsEs eil 'ils
" rTeTaisea, d
Friday. the 18th Of oeto5ss 1871
epr Two tracts Of land, bei1kG portion q
The &c ebratsd Drake FarTa, lying on b[sa-
shasrs' creek, On the road leading from ~, u
lsski 70 Fayetteville, and EboHt "A iniles
ffofn either place. These tracts are EnSt4
in the division Of the Drake farm as ios
nos. and z, eontaining respectively 1874
and 1878 acres. They lie eontig1o Is and
VII be sold together or espaFillely = 3D.
be deemed to the. interest Of 4he iasr go;
The hnd slies VFei, Is wei! lEsIprofS1- Hsii
watered and vel timberad atld E ihtAius p
waste land About goo acres cleared snd tIl
a high state of cnl - a3ioat Z bore is = go.'sl
gin hoose and press on tbs farm. ne eoIi
is exceedingly fertile and j. we'll adapted
to the euifivation Of cotton sgd ETAils
and Is the very beat quality Of Middle Ten
The contemplabsd Cincinnati q .eoatllsiin
Railroad will pass within bal mile 81 IL
Trims ~ ne-thfFd cash, ~ q tise a1alaEiee
on one and two years credit, with interest,"
from date. Possession given on the s2th o.
Deceuber next. Bond and alproye4t seea-
fitY win be required of purchasers.
aug3l-td ~ A.s5ONES q Bh<e'S
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
Carl SehurE.

This distinguished gentleman
who is now U. S. Senator from Ais
souri,, viii address the citizens Of
Nashville onthe goth ofthis month.
It will be remembered that he be-
longs to the most liberal and con-
sentative wing Of the Republican
party. and has for some time past
been al ea8nest aud eloquent advo-
cate OguniveTsal amnesty So the on
" remedy for our national troubles.
lie was invited 20 Nashville. By 3
large number Of the most promi-
inent and influential citizens Of
that city-mRn who although rep
resspting many shades Of political
opinion, aRits IN eRlogizinE bis
craftsmanship and patriotism.
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A New Paner-

We have received an initial copy
Of the Press, an evening paper re-
Gently started in Memphis. Al
though rather diEniLutiYe in size
for a metropolitan journal, it pre-
sents a handsome typographical ap-
.peaFance and its contents display
good editorial management.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
Cam Meafinr

The Camp Meeting st Hurricane
ststioa Is being largely attended
On Sunday last there we're between
four and Eve thousand present ard
the gFeatest interest WAS maplfest-
ed BY all Rev 4, !. r. Green,
Rev. Mr., Ormoaa and Rev. J, B.
PlEmmer prSaehed through the day
and night With gTesteIset. There
werc scYcrsl ecevrrsioass
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
MILLIONS Bear Tessiusony fothefr
VYandernni Gisruilvs EsGeetrs


Vinegar Bisters not q vile Fancy
Drink Made Of Poor Itums WhlslEsys
Proof apiFIlz and Refuse 7sIasors, doe,
tered spiesd aud aWeetened 70 p.eAso ths t4ste.
called 7on cs. Aapoiizers- = Rossoresz. dzs.s
that lead the tlBpisr on 70 drupksnneas ahd rnias
bat are time Medicine, made ifoui the Native
Roots and Herbs q Uaiffornis, free fFoHs ult
Aleahollo stiauinHts. Thsy ere fse
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
ElRE fa1VENSa pElHNCIpEE. e BaFfsst
RensFataE sEzd tuTiEaFator q tie agatesu., sFFTs
ihs Of All poaoDoua matter and rcztortng the blood
20 a hesithY eonditiona No person take these
BittsFas tcooFding 70 dlFsefioas aud Fetnaia Ions
uawoli proviiisd4 tlIeir bones ase not destroyed
~ mineral poison othor means, aud the vital
organs wasted beyond the poiatpf TepeiF.
T1fsy uFc n lssenfiO ParEHIlso ns we'll
asa TsHIcs sessssstns, also. he psculiss merit
Of acting a. powerful asrnt IN reiieslng Conees-
ton OF iunaEpmssipa q ihs Liter, md e aiiihs
YIserrai Organs.
FOlt rEagAI IL con- RI Al Nrs. vhsthes
10 yosns Or oid married oz single. At the dawn Of
voneahoSa o tt ihe turn e h's these Tosiie nit
terp bars no equaL
Yer ialaassnstory and Chronic 'Tthen.
mntsssn and lauHfs flEASEFsln OF IH-
dfHeElionsss ntttpass EfeHiisfen1 .nHa
IEtefullftsat EeveFs, Diseases 81 thB
Biosa, Liver KidRsya and IEIRddsT.
these BltfeEa haze ssen lsosi s-eetssi1i. Sseh
Bi1eaaes are esuafd y gttlnted nleeds
Eti.eh g EsasfaliS pFaduesd ~ 5sfsnsslaent e
The Di9estlsp ORGANS 49,.
DYSPEPSIA oR INDIGESTION
uoadaellsi Pain tn tbs Ehculd6rs, c1sEss Tight
Hoss af tie C3sels pizzinsas. asnr Eruetasisn1 q
the EtQWncH, psd Tastg IL TIA 3supfh. Bilious
Attacta. rauitation % the IlsaEt tnfszfu@tienei
tp 1zsIs rsils Z. iheTsElana q ire siasseya SID
hundred otirT Isninsus aIflllislua sTe &c on
sDEinEI0f Dgan0dsia
EhsE iHVig0rats the Stomach and STIMULATE =.
torpid Liver nnd Bowels. which render thsaa q
uncq5iaail esGf 81 cicalslIi1. Use blood 81 az -
puriflaa and laspassinz neg liie aud giEoE e %
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions Ist.-f'
Salt HlluuEl. isietehss spsta, Fimpila. Paslsiea,
Beilh. C1fsaneles. King worms Sad lIsad Sore
Eyea EFvslpslss Itch scasgE Diseoiaratiosse e tls
EEiH. HumerffIsl llSeaGEe Of te skin. o. -
1FnT uklnD nnkure. are literally dug ~ alls
Tid ont 81 the system III Fiart time b ele
tlea8 E3ttsfa. Que bnrsie u Elich caHeI VIZ -
vtpce tie mos l.fIediIl1ns Of tllesF 1ifFatiF
cissnse ths Yitisted pla0d whensver you hna =
iripufiiiee hifslns tilroEh tht skin n Fis'F.'S
Erupti9ns o. sDres. cissnse u Whep JOG hnl
ohstraotea AMI ElnRgi.h n The veins; eaaia-
vi1eG 4 d folii. ,5il yor feelings WI feli yoa
Eeep tile hssoa iiuFs. and The hsalth Of &c q -
VIII toioW.
PIN EApE. snif other. WORMS, af- 49,.
81 BE agstelsi d - FgsnT tagaSanfa are shsesls
=, stroyci and removed s.,-,s
E Bold BY ALL DRUGGIsrs AND pEeii.ss
j. WALRER, rToprietor. r =. Acpilh. -. 49,
TO. uTllgaszsa 1lsd Gen. Afefiss nsi - 81 -
Uas, kHd - ana y coEnrler1s '5sfest' -"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

S The Nashville Banner Of Tues
day says Selaiers widows Of the
war Of 1912 viii be- pleased 60 know
that the FIRST pension certificate IN
der the law approved FedFqary Il
1871. was received herr. yesterday,
at the pension Office, for James
Fryar, of Capt. Lewis, company,
TENNESSEE. failitial @ -
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The Amanda.

In our last weeks issue we made q
good humored "hit'' at our friend
Cunningham, of the Shelbyville
Commercial, for saying in his paper
that eve, Chez frequently say one
thing when we mean another" He
informs US that ''a0e' don't always
mean the Editor. We accept his
explanation and acknowledge the
corn. +'
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County Cours 81 eve County.


Cary Gilbert a Id others VS.. Willie s. Gil
bert and others.
N this cause it appearing to the a'isfAe-
4 ton of the Clerk f., m the affidavit fled
that the defendants Willie S. Gilbert, Pho
bad Gilbert. Mary Lee Gilbert, LeIlihn m
Gilbert, Thomas II. Gilbert, Lewis n. Gill
Gilbert, n. y Easter aud his wife
Elizabeth Easter, are none residents
ofthe State of Tennessee, so that the oFdi-
nary process of law cannot be served upon
them5 1t is therefore ordered by the court that
publication be made as to the said defen-
dants IN the Pulaski Citizen a newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski, Tenn.
for four suecessive weeks, reqniring the said
nonresident defendants to be and 7pear at
the next term OF said County Court to be held
for the co unity of Giles, at the court house in
Pulaski, on the list Monday in October next,
and answer compliments petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed a. to them
and set for hearing ex-parie.
@ II. n. AYMETT, Clerk.
Sept Z, ls7l-4t by ". HoUsToS, D. C.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The Marion (Ala.( Common,
wealth. reports from tho prairie belt
o! AIaJams that corn viii not av-
erage above eight bushels TO the
acre, and cotton will not produce
more thaa flssf OF last years yield.
The Commonwealth says in respect
TO Perry county thai the crops are
next 70 afailrne. Cotton IS smaller
and more uRproinisiRg than L has
ever 6Vcn sincs thc,Fa,.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

Miss Clara De Bow 4 young lady
of Nashville living with her BROTH
erin law, DIR ". I. Niehol, while
dressing for asparty last Welnes-
hay night, had her dress ignited By
aud she y as very badly burned.
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TngoIvent Notice.

HAVING suggested to the County Court
II of Giles coanty, the Insolvency of the
estate ofJohn Clegg, dec, all persona have
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified to appear and fle the sams anthem
ticated in the manner prescribed by law Oh
OF against the Tth day Of December next,
else they viii be forever haired.
n. SMITHSON,
September sth, 1s7I.-4t. Admir-. Sc
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

Oar re4aETS al know that We sell |
dem bore taem with political edito-
rials. On the contrary We have
bssn 60 ayerse to participating 10 !
zhat We consider the useless politi-
eel cohtroversies Of the day that we
have probably RETAINED at times
hom dis. ngquestions Of q ma
tuTs That might at beast have awak-
snsd sasne interest among the Peo-
pie. n pursuing this coursss how
ever, We not only consulted our
cWp iaelinations. but We have rea-
soa to believe and kAOS0 that We
acted II conaonance with the wish
&C Of our people. We were glad TO
see that public continent in Giles
county at least was utterly indjfer-
ent to politics and .healthjly alive
to every question calculated to pro-
mote an agricultural split among
the people and ere. e a desire for
the stimulation of every branch Of
industry and trade. The wisdom
embodied IN such 0 continent has
commanded our admiration and re-
spect. aud it Afforded US pleasure to
low to gpch 3 prevailing opinion.
Elsewhere in the State and South,
bowever, We are panied to sec that
leaders Of old political cOmbinA-
tions are working like 50 many in
dustrious beavers TO agitate the
public mind and draw it from the
more profitable considerations of
material deyelopment-to distraeting
and utterly senseless political isi
snes. That this course is destruct-
Two to the South, no sensible or
conscientious man can seriously
doubt. Our people have learned
since the war by q series Of bitter
lessons that the less they hsve to
do with making political platforms
and shaping party conduct the bet
ter it il for them. The hard fate Of
war placed as in the back ground
and destroyed for the present at
least the power ofthe South in the
nat!cCal councils. That this pow
er c&a - regained when the ami
GDoSi!jcs cngendered by war are bur
led, when reason follows passion
and wealth crowns Ottr section with
an importance that imperatiycly dc
mands recognition, We have no
doubt. But, on the other hand, if
in our present weakness we assume
and constantly claim the right of
dictatorship over the North when
We have neither the money nor the
power to back as, the Radical par
~ Will ltave a perpetual lease on
the administration of the govern
mont. Tue Southern people should
not allow political differences to
divide AeHs. Theirs is common
lot and their unity has certainly
been consecrated by enough sufer-
ing and misfortune to render it per
pctual. Let the Democratic party
at the North make the issue of the
Presidential canvass; let it shape
the policy it is to be governed by,
and then let the people of the South
leave their work shops, their count
iag-rooms, their farms and manu-
factories only long enough to cast
their vote for its candidate, feeling
conscious while they do it that they
ace at least entering dignified and
legal protest against radicalism at
the ballot box, and one that viii
sooner or later have an irresistible
effect.
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I'D

We regret to learn that Mr. JSo.
RoBERTs, one of the Projectors Of
the Nashville Banner, Is dangerous :
~ III. He is one Of the pioneer
printers OF Tennnetsee and oecu-
pies a high position among the
craft.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

Carl Sehurz thus draws the line of
demarkation and shows the strik-
ing contrast between the first and
second Washington Had Wash
ington instead Of furnishing so
bright an example of noble disin-
terestedness, given on his part the
example of greedy nepotism,
he would by this exhibition for all
future time have poisoned the char
ter of our public service. That in
our days this poison descends in
streams from the highest place is
certainly a misfortune but it is a
greater misfortune that party
spirit covers such acts, which un-
dermine official honor in the whole
Republic, under the mantle of res
probability.
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TIE ASIATICIHOLERA.

lsAzls, Ang. % The dreaded
Asiasic cholera has made its apEsaT-
anee here. Several esses havs oc-
cured in vlrious parts Of sne city.
Wide-spreading alarm prevails lest
the epidemic should become geaer-
al.
: The sanisaFy COMMITTEES las rsF.
commended liberal use of disia,
fectants BY the citizens in dwei:iags
60 arrest contagion. The street4 and
squares Of the city are being sub
jected to 4 thorough course ofs,lsap
ing and disinfeetion.
AHTwEEP. Aug. 25.-Ths cholera
has broken out here.
ASrwERR, Aug. 25.-Evening.
/ The excitement consequent upon
the discovery of Asiatic cholera in
this city is on the increase. Sew
eFaI deaths have occurred to-day.
Many persons have already left the
city, and hundreds of families are
| preparing to leave. Every precau-
ton is being taken by the authori,
ties 20 prevent the spread Of the ep'
idemic, and strict quarantine regu
lstions are being enforced by tbs
| government. The terror among tat
Inhabitants produces q very de
pressing eject in commercial cir
| cies.
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Nntine.

HAVING been appointed Executor Of. the
Ii last viii and testament Of VIM Max
we'll, dec, hereby notify parties indebted
TO the estate of said VIM. Maxwell, to come
forward and settle without delay, and per-
sons holding claims against the estate are
notified to present them within proper time
or they will be barred payment. ~ ~
WA. T. MAXWELL,
ssptT.3G Executor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

On Wednesday last two iIBpor-
tsBt arrests were made a. Atlanta,
Ga Isaac 7. Harris treasurer Of
the Georgia. State roakl, under Eos
ter Blodget, and B. w. Wren, the
General passenger and ticket agent
under the same administration, rnd
still holding that position under
Gov. Brown weae arrested on the
charged Of tdreeny afaer lrRsE. They
waived an examination, and each
gave bone il the sam % a thousand
d6fsts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

~ SUBsoRtBKRs 70 PRTERs' TAE
Mpeieal Monthly get al the --T
latest and best Music at one
-. and two conts a piece. Eve
~ Hnmher contains from e.
us 70 IS worth Of new mnsie:
- ard Il can be had for 90 oonis -
The Jul, and August num-
n bers contain so pieces Of Nh
49, sics ~ paRps- sheet music
size,) and VII be mailed for
- 50 cents. AddressJ. L. Pr ~
TERs, 5ss Broadway, n. 7. augs IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The Narrow 6uage IN Tennessee.
The narrow gnage road from
Memphis to Raleigh, and thence
through Macon to SomerYiIlc, is be
ing built from Memphis 70 Raleigh,
aud viii be immediately extended
Somerville. Its proposed exteu
sion is through the Loosa Hatchis
Bostom, passing Leatheryilie and
Bolivar in Hardemap county, and
thence crossing the Hatchie it goes
to Crainsville, From that point the
prepared route is up the little Hat,
chic bottom TO Camden,thence thro'
Bethel and Purdy to Savannah, and
connecting there with the direct
road from Nashville through
Columbia to Waynesboro, making
nearly an air line from Nashville to
Memphis, and passing through the
best part of West Tennessee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

Forty Thousand applications for
pensions of soldiers of the war of
1912 have been fled with the com
missioner Of pensions Evidently
We had an immense army in that
r-ar
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Enlarged.

Meals State Gazette, published
ut Dyefsburg, W. Tenn, has been
enlarged four columns to the page.
Prior to this progressive step its
proprietor could boast of the most
diminutive sheet in Tennessee
The Gazette now presents a very
neat and tidy appearance, and as
its proprietor asserts through its
columns that it is backed up by
more capital and business pluck
than any weekly paper of its size
in the world, it is reasonable to
suppose that
No pent-up Uricas his thoughts imprison,
The whole boundIess universe IS his'n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The Harper, (Baptist) Cold.
Association met at Mt. Pleasant,
last Saturday, and an immense.
crowd, estimated at four Thousand
were in attendance. Rev Thomas
Williamson, / reached an eloquent
introductory sermon on the occa-
sion, and was followed by Rev. jos
seph Claiborn. Much interest was
manifested.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
The Ladies, Pear fof september

The Ladies Pearl for September.
The delightful story, Leaves
from the Diary of Lucy Lenoir,',
closes with this number;but astory
of fine promise, under the name
Of ''Lora Hardin" begins in this
number. The stories in the ladies
Pearl are always eleyating and full
Of moral instruction. This is a
chofse number. It is a matter Of as
constituent how a magazine, con-
tanning so much valuable matter,
can be published at the low price
of one dollar. The Editorial De-
partment has a severe criticism
on Mr.. LongEellow.
Try the Pearl one year. It costs
only $100.
Ad.Iress JoHx S. WARD.
Nashville, Tennessee.