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New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
GREAT FIRE IN SAN PRANCIsCo-oNE MILLION
DOLLARS DAMAGE.

SAN Francisco, Sept A.-The three-story
brick ronfront block on the south side OF Markets op
poste sansoms wss burned last evening. contained
eight stores seven OF which were occupied as whoesa
establishments The principal estabshments des'oyea
were Redington, Hostetter Co., drugs; Thurman
seinxman, notions and fancy goods; "ener Dsoo'
str., -ooa. Tonltz. millinery Phelsn Calender,
b,ars. ve,ct Co. leather; F. seiberiith, boots and
Ahoes. Tho loss il about sioooyooo Harpendne' tne
owner Of the block. loses 100000 Redngton, Ho'e.r
Co., 100000; insured for 100000; Thurman SEM.
man, tsoooo weiner Dabe, $4,000 insured ior sI'%
g. Robb Sons 100000; F. Toplitz sooW; in'uiea tDt
$4,000; Phelan Calender, $4,000; wen oo' '''''
r A s.I,erIIcb AK ooo and some minor losses. -
Jones Of Engine No. WINS fatally injured. and Fred.
wchr carpenter, severely. by fai!ing tmberS' nehry
~ Cair and Geo Post nrcnen. were bad! oufnoo o.
Clair had his leg broken
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
LATEST SLIP NEWS.
lFor other snip Ne,os see Second Paoe.I
ARRIvRn

Br Brown London Sept Hahfax l58h as4
81 John n B., 1Oth In ballast 70 Henderson Broa
steamshp Tysn lBr Greg Genoa Aug H. Leghor, sn Hss
Marsef 3h Denis Sept hssgs 7h ami Gibraltar Sh WIN
mds and pass % Henderson Bros ~ -
Steamship Hermann Livingston Cseseman Savannah sia .Ass
10 LAWN gxton. Fox K Co. .,,,x
steamship Bell Biemsn Richmond City Point and Fors
with mdse and 10 Old Dominion Sesnship Co .
(of Toos Litter Maracaibo days with coffee
Bsrt Geo. De Zsdo Miller SsgRa is days With sugar.
Othere f Pou hcreser Gov Bay with coal sacAssss
OF Rkers Island go
Bark American Eagle Lisbon ~ days, with ndse.
Francis pr Psrnet Colombo May 6 and b. Helena AaG
with mdse. -
Brig Mars tof Yarmouth 81 Mar.hsn, Kingston. Jsa -
days with logwood.
csys with 90.
WlED-Sundewn light Wi hszv
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. Sept 2AAived steamship hsnhstsas hsa
New.York. Sailed schr W. L. Bradley for Boston.
FRAscisco Sept 2-Arnved yesterday ship Knight 8ass~
den, from Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuErsrows Sept n-The Steamship Aeppo nom hAs -
rived
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
FUNERAL OF PROF. MAHAN.

WEsr POM, Sept. M.-The funerait OF ths
late Prof. Dennis H. Mahan took place this afser
noon ct 1 O'Clock, at the chapel fronting ths
parade ground, with imposing cercmonieA The
battalion of cadets formed In double Ale In front o.
the chapel and after stacking arms followed the 70
mains, which incoscd In MAGNIFICENT casket inss
the chapel where the briefly cOndncts1
without sermon by the Rev. DIR. McVicker. -.
After the services the mourners, friends and min
tary moved In solemn procession, led By the band,
70 the cemetery where, after the body was lowefca
into the grave. three volleys were fired over ~
Many distinguished military and other gentlemeu
were present among whom were Gen. Reid. Gen. Ringer.
secretary Fish, Gov. Kemble Hen. Robert p Parrvf4
Professors Weir Kendrck and Mche Charles Tracy ADJ
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

aoof 10 writtea wo append this passs<e, opped hca
Tho play-bfr1:
Oefdy Gooft, bedder known a Oofty hooft NfN
wresdle Tor der frsdesd dino IN dis csdy nt newly.
.nienaed und manufactured broducdon. wyided or.
. Bsos.' mid sudch . nAdurslnen dot yoa voedsa4
beIisf ms o..
Mr.. Dan Eiise will open his Paris Pavilion .-
Circus this evening" on Qca5 6ccondsye
Say. Mr. Ricc's circus II highly eompended ~ psrsces
acquainted with the merits Of equine And acroee6 exhv
bitlC0S.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.

W. Chamberlain, age IS, Of No. 81 Lexing-
tonave. attempted suicide yesterday the Ramble in
Central Park by shooting himself in the head with
small pistol. He removed to g.. Luke's Hospital.
The attendant surgeon says there Is chance h
recovery. Mr. Chamberlain formerly clerk In tn
Board Of Health. No Is assigned for tho act
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
MARRIED..
BARERS-ALLIS-

BARSRs-ALLs-At tho Meeting ef Lsyets s.e
Brooklyn, L. sth month a. s7i Al Ocoei N
the evening" Friends eerenonL f.aces Ahs Of Snssase
N. Y. 10 Willis A. Barnes Of Hcw- foff City.
MACoMBER-shTTBIa Harlem at The residence Of rr Y.sis.
81 BY John W. Chadwick Albert l.
Of TOedo Ohio 10 Bar. H. daughter Of Jo ssiA
Of this city.
NoRRIs-KEATOR-On Wednesday Sept 20 al the r5ence Of -
brides Cortland n T.. BY the Rev Howe Bransrd
Norris VI Nov YORK Lbbie daushter Of Thomas Kestor
Al Notices Of Marriages msst Be iadorsed SstA fsH
,.l al
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
MURpHY's MEN IN THE INTERIOR.

To the EdftOr OF The Tr10Nhe
SIR: Please inform your readers why g. p.
Russell and Tom James Of the NewYork Custom House
arc using their influence in this County TO get set Of
to the State Convention that viii vote against
Tammany," as they say They once lived In Hamilton,
but for the last 10 years have been IN the ouse
Republicans until now. They and Joe Mason the In
terna Revenue Collector Of this District, have been
yery active in getting up and controlling the Conven
tion here. Are they really opposed to Tammany, or
ia this pretense with some other object really in yiewf
Why they away from their home controlling Conven
tionsf NoUlRER.
Eaton Madison County, N. T., Sept. a.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury and hsAa of the Law
Bureau Of the Navy Department vhIe COL Oloott VA
acting under his authority. from Judge Edwards Pierre
pont and others But further evidence Il needless Col
Olcott did bis duty. The man whom he proved
sboddy contractor and gross defraudsr Of the
Government naturally assas him and calls him black
mailer His official superiors give his character a. above
An impartial public win Judge.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
MR. MURPHY5 PARTNERSHIP WITH THF
TAMMANY RING.

Collector Murphy has substantially admitted
our charge that less than two years ago he the person
now denouncing the regular Republican organization of
this city for falsoy alleged alliance with Tammauy
embarked in heavy real estate speculation with william
IL Tweed. Peter B. sweeny and Richard B. Connolly;
but his friends have been busy denyingit We prefer.
therefore, to put tho matter beyond the possibility Of
controversy We present below the deed record
the Registers 0aoe Mr.. Murphy Is stu Joint
with the principal members Of the Ring Of this property.
said to bo valued at nearly quite million dollars.
We have not thought 1t needfu to enter with the
mnuteness Of official documents into the proofs Of other
alleged pecdhiarv complications with the same men.
Isso1 i he .1 % part
.nd siOnssp Sossos1I aid CITY %ssS S.Is
s % s ~: a % % ,S SSa
sa sa t % &: $ Ss .s s, q Ss d:
.se.Is md d,s 81: r. o. , The s'y sasr'G hereby
iS ss S o .
+ % H. 5 sf9 g % S:s ' s. S
n A alien rens Release CONVEX and oosin unto ne ali par
=: s:s.I :s::;
.ns % sss md s S 5,s
Ss s as ~ sss
:Ii = 4: :: y Z
.eSsa % pI.a. s & A. % p.s: 8.
sss ;ssa : ff is%
self heirs and sdmnrao does grant, and
agree parties OF the second part their helm and
s:ss S s ,a pa 81 s & R s o% & s S soas
absolute ndeeasbe estate Of Inheritance fee simple Of and
singular granted and described premises with the
ns 9s
he parties the second part their he and shs and
:.. :. .n s sSg s B1s .u premise. and p parcel
s ns S s be % ss % ss:1 S:
% sssa n the :.as ass sd' snd he ar. .s
discharged, and uninermbered Of and from all former
and other grants titles charge: estate iSdspsna sIs:
And said Of the hr part and big hs and all and
every person persons whouseeye lawfully eqsb6 deriving any
Ises b. fer him them shall and will
time hereafter upon the reasonable request and ct the proper
OF the said parties Of the second psn their
and other lawful and reasonable acts
fI the better and eeeaa
Nesting and confirming the premises hero granted or 30 INTENDED TO e
ever the said parties Of the second part ttI hes or asgn, or
their shall be reoSsy advised equirei
hereby granted released premises and and parcel thereof
he sppurnsDcs unto said parties Of the second part their
against all and Mhomsoeve lawfully
claiming 70 claim the aue shall And Wi warrant ana o
part for themselves. their b, executors. gn
premise with the sad Of tue INST
part helm assigns that they win not time hereafter erect
establish suffer to be erected made established or
carried on any Of the and hereby
granted premises livery stable railroad depot tene
chsndey engine smiths shop forge furnace
making gs vto nt turPenne for the dressing tan
ming preparing keeping Of skins hides eaher tbeAte'
manuaorr trade bunes Whatever which
may noIo offensive the neghbornF
and 'eak the and hrst above
written. ~, A., r., Il
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
Gusriai Notifies

Tse Executive Cs.mittee tOf the CITIZENS and TAX
PAYERS for FINANCIAL RBFoRM Of the CITY sod coUkrr
Of HEw.YORK:
Tn ud<rssed members Of the subCesniass w,ys hsa
respectfully Subscriptions As Fund for defing the
Ceunss Of Seventy psorns hs dst dsvovsd 49,
meeting held the Cooper Union, Ass>s
evening September is Such Subscriptions be sent 10 RI
s.asr ESQ., Trsasurss No 10 Bo.dvs either Of Inc ssAssa
eseesor duly appointed fs the psrp's wss VII 'ss~ No.
suahohty
Ee~Yosa Sop. Il, Is7L
JAMES Il BROWN, PAUL n sPOFFORp.
HENRY cLEws, WASHINGTON T. vRRMfLrR
sAML D. BABCOCK, VIZ. r. FuEss
d. b. SHERMAN ,. sELldhM.
JNo. 4 STEWART, EUGENE BALLis
Wn SssfI e aAynnaass sTsSSIss Sscs. Sa.cs.. xsos"
IT e e n
New.Ysrk.1hs Con.,ss to Ezsnse late tee AlesA F.
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Ls:. g. : = % ss's s. At q =; nsl: Is n u s e
z:r r. & S.:::a .::s s.. d.a sssts T. Dsns.. DSsass
Seventeenth Asse.sE Dlssrie. g.,s: RePsssie.. Is
:s.:s. ::.s.: S::.! 9. AZ ssISsSs
Z. 80 z .fs;,.:s 8 S::.:.::.: s.:s:'
"TaE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
.. g: s' n ', +: :; -; :s
mailing vesdias essnsrSstA
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
AaEnrs. sxM roax
Co.,. ns.a.!,As ns - 49, 6 - an, NJ. r,A
C.. T.. P!ssas % sa S:ls,sa cs.ss % 50 ys':s q.
81 Nhs Ss.i SE.r Ia.iS Tss ss - - psss 49, =.
engraved - so elysph.1 Csssen Oss sss 0ysss
49,: q: S:.s s::' % li1si.;s Z & 8 - - 3
-u.e.-0lR sRyRN- DOLLAR DRHss HAT :
L s9sars rgA s9snA w9 PrnA
Hxanine-CompAre-
Asd-yva-xiil-eerts.ly-B
ne 0eice 81 CURTB BiGLSx WAfHe slLraR b q N
Broadway. DAVID WHITE, AxA
ls.s., Fels Hsts, ever: ss1ie a sedsssls pTess
wA1H0Ck o.. % byosfxse.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

Sealed end delivered the OF
in the gath ne from this page being nteined
- G.. 4.
Sta Of Nr York Cy and County OF Nr Yors On this 18Th
October Lord thousand eight hundred and
before personally james iggn to me tnoTn ana
known TO who be
ng W sworn depo that be Knows James Lenor and
Thomas Murphy the individuals described and who eecud
the within and them execute the
same and thereupon signed h witness thereto aud de-
be resides in the City Of Eevfork
f W. RDwARDs. jr. Notary Public New. York County;
Ofty and Courfy OF HeU- YORK aOn hn
the o. Lord one thousand eight hundred
Peter b. lillian M
Tweed Hugh and Richard Connolly TO Known to be four
bed in and who executed the foregoing nu
5AsH owhkHf Nohfy rnpne.
Rerored the precednR c. A Arthur l6 1862
O'Clock and 20 minutes MICHAEL CONNOLLY hriSter
Liher Of COnYI, lll7i !. GL
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25


QuARTERMAsTER.GENERAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. TO- 1866.
Cor IT. g. OIcoTT-Dedr Sir: take pleasure in
knoyledRng your letter, and while regret that this De-
partment win not have the benefit Of your energy acute
ness courage and fidelity In searching ont abuses here
bepn snspected and yet convicted Of deraudng the
country In the delivery Of articles OF equipment and
clothing and other supplies OF the Quarermasters De-
have ever found you ready and indefatgabe in the
sometimes attached itself to those who innocent
This and you nav
and tO convict and punish the guilty 49,
With my best wishes for your success In fe very
respectfully your friend aud servant,
NJ G. MEIGs, Q. N. g., Bv't MAJ. Gen.. U. 8. A.
Add to this the letter Of the Assistant Secretary under
whom Col Olcott acted.
AsHrABULA, Ohio, Aug. 90 Ices.
Col. HENRY 8. OLcoTT, Nec York. A.
DEAR pleasure In stating that during
the period held the Office OF Assistant OF War
partnent as q Commissioner for the investigation OF
frauds upon the Government In the purchase OF army
supplies and that you discharged the duties OF that
Office with great energy, ability, ana ndeiity
Congratulate You upon the favorable auspices under
which you return TO private e for you w nave from
your fellow citizens the respect which is due 70 your
durine the Rebellion while your great industry and tai
eut will insure In business. am win great re-
spect, very truly yours, T. H. "AtsoA'
We might crowd columns with similar testimony
from Advocate Turner, Assistant Secretary OF
War Dana Secretary Gideon welles Of the Navy, who
accented Col Olcots resignation Of an office TO which
he had been transferred In the Navy Department. with
thanks for the ZEAL fidelity, and integrity with which
you have performed your duties from Assistant Secc-
tary Of the Navy Fox who added long letter III similar
but even warmer terms from Mr. Wm L. Chandler. lac
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Led
IS audc-C;iI Curative s:G. riz.
.Rcgar fBiitc-S vrs Eot vile Fancy
-inlS. = 80 Il Poor TsuF-f. sTai~he.,
Roof S1irIts AM Rcf4iSe Liquors, doc
gsi. s1ic i "a swcc.cnsd 10 d .ase tbs tas.c.
III 4" Tatcs - 57atizers.7 = Iscs.oreFs. ae-
"a; lad las .ir-i-r oa 10 dunk nucss aud ruin,
Il are i-fc Ne -icia-, Ua'.n rom yhs Native
9o.s sI.i H-ries of ''aIifofl IA. free Tl-onI MI
-IrohalIs sSiIiguiauj-. They the
REAT -If.OO-3 t'g-TsTEfIEE ung 4
HE t;.YENt: PRINCIPLE. perfsct
-eiiovasur atit J s,ora-n- &c tbs system e1FrV-
.suTzlI ani-1.aorit matter IN restoring the boot
4 healthy condition. No p-rsrn take tlle e
.,tcrs acear :iif-: % lrcflosis nnl 1sIza Ions
WI paw; s.i t.t- Laula grs I.os DESTROYED
t.iiu-rsi 3oi-csi C. Of. nie7ns. sisi tie v:i-l
---us " -s'sl D yaai TIE roistt sf r-7=i=.
They "a re a tscHIle i'uFEative as well
Toni. z~isi--. si17. tile peculiar merit
~ i.f= gure'fii a a-a- ~ = iicFirE Cnn=rs-
or iad -.n-nt,!ra q .'ts Live. sai = 81 tbs
FBis FslEAJ.-:G.GliE'I.A:,;- .'.s. v,,e;lrer
ril,sz ~ -. islrriei riti-I - Tie e-un e.
.,riifisost s-.. Ia. IA NET - .css -0uic Elt-
t1v. 80 snsi.
For IHl l.rssssasssry q - ! C-:srsn;s I,ica-
.ati~ suI GET. Dyspepsia ~ lac
f=rSfioa. IIIfoEs. fscmfftrnt anI
aig=uiitgrsff Fescr-. Ei-saass or she
.iisod. I.ssrr, Kidneys ani BLADDER,
-ae.e Isittrr- Sc i.es il.,.t spccrs-fai. @uria
9israSe~ ars eaGs-a ~ TitIssed Hood.
Elfi-h IS =-uo- H. produced u 9-ran.seInoHt q
tiir niEr~iise Orsan=-
BH~FEPSIA Ols INDIfsESTIo
;3essis;f1 Pals. &C. .lie hoisldc =. Jsus;lis. Ts-t-
l.ess 90 the CHe-. izissus-. Soar Eruc-azisus -
lie sfai1aeii. pasl ! asso in llse Muuth. ElIisHs
f1aks. rI.si zf 81 tie Heart. Iufiarfmati O.
..s l.li,ss. l'.s On tiser gous ofthe Eidneys. M
hundred a.. Tiin.iI syuutsa1s are tie Of
ss'r5fF~s ~ -uefss.sL
FhaF isieiss tssa szo- ~ . nuH stimuli te ne
rpi. Liver ga lesstas. WEIGH Iei.ti.r tiiol-I 10
iei nry .,sse.iss.s tlss l.,a.l u ali iu.-
r1-t-s zril s-s.lt-ils nesT lie sIlI visar 70 ths
sir sV-sera
FOR SKIN Dss-Iz-s sss.zt, I.rpls,ior-. 'retter
e -lsis.a. f.llst.--. isss-. fiiisftcs FusrHlc-,
H. aF..gn b.. asa, 81. uTll-. 5 s,d Head So e
Frs = sslz L. j. sse1r1r. lli- .ii.frs.ilf.ss rae
lfl 1T flie SKIM. uf what
eFr t-ilse lfiEiire. 81 erail tsfg $50 ear
81 lils-s -lit4rE tina Ia iisl ttse 81
uses t.ia - iicFesia u,is q iil1f rsrtist eez.
a-e--ile i'ialel Bleed yiseiietery ca asisl il
i.eisari llr,tiaz thro1gh She sAin il riinnles.
sser. esaa''as 8 uilsn yau fsird i
sa-s-.a4l saEsl ID re vrfr.. cleanse IL
-ifsa'.-ns aurf feelings VIZ tsI yols ,fllen-
ie7 .isle -yl -se. ~. - 3 is : ssola
vuEa.laa
FFss. w1fiIs. a.ia o-'.er s8-gR VA. ertsag
81 az -1.asiflF -is1Hr1ll.s, as r. u.-sI 3
= tt lia y isl.atz-t.
ss5-4is ~ s4.}. IsaiIsii LzJ 3 Ard uE Lsfis
J sAAkEtl. t-.slIiri T. K e ECDuNAI ID =
go. p - tsst. fre4ls rsst FFaHfiz-t
SzefGS1s@ ~ . lz-@-rse 49, ~ Szz&
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It's reported that Horace Gree
ley got into a muss witt Texas
editor. 1t appears that in an ayr
cultural essay on the culture Of to
bacco, Dir. Greeley asserted that
fine cut would not ripcn well unless
the tinfoil was stripped from the
the growing buds early in the
spring, and that plugs of tobacco
ought to he knocked OF the trees
with clubs instead of being picket
of by hand. This the Texas editor
sail was nonsense, and Mr.. Gree
lev challenged him.
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saYs 3lrs. Smilh. SaYs 81.

The other day made call,
A. ladies souaetim me do,
q hear the aes.s my frienas copId tell,
And tell chem What kAev4
And a. we sat in social chats
Ger streamin eaps Of tea,
Il don't know what we're Coming 20,
Says Mrs. Smith, Gays sic.
They're making laws At such { rae
Il almost driKes one wild
They do not care for God think
For woman, man or Chi d.
They've forced The negroes "a tie ears,
Aioag with you aud me,
Who knows where they'u foEee en- nexti
says Mrs. Smith, says she.
Their children are 70 90 20 school
Aloug with yours and mine,
And If We white folks should Object,
Oar rights We can resign
All social ines must be removed,
Because be blacks are free.
Such thinga are not e be endured,
Says Mrs. Smith. sHys she.
And not eontcni With all thsse gifts
restowe.i with lavish hand,
Tho negrses mu Be f, d aud clothed
Throughout The Southern laid.
The taxes now arc high enough,
Bat what they yet may bo,
'Tis not ia human power 70 gness,
Ssys Mrs. Smith, sage sho.
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O-tolaa, 4 years old, lu6 lbs, three
quarters OF B mile. Aug rs 1871, I.lG2l
ssijna 3 yesr, OH, - lhs, milo heats
drrt mile, Nay % ISL -,.. ...-l45
Fsllaleon 1 years, le4 ibs. ! mile,
Nny B., 1871 ........ .....-... las
IIsmsurS. yrs IS ~, mile, Sep.
%, 1859 ...-.....-. ..-.. -,.-.-. l-E5
Fanny La3low, yrs, los Ibs. one and
one gighih miles, Aug 30, 1853 1855
Nasgsssasstt yrs oid, - l5-. = mites
AtE s, lsse 49,. s.-.---. 2-1O
Z 3 oonaul.y,s yrs oil, no l6s, X
Hlils,sJuiy %, 1870 30
Glsnsig. years old, 100 rs, ~ mlles.
Aug Z, 1870. ...... .-..... 49,. 2-3SS 8
Exchange. years oil, 10 Ihs, one
aad a half alilss. My 90 IsTT 2.ss
larry Basssst,s yrs old IlJ lbs, mile
and ave turlOugs. Jane 10,
1871 ....-.. .-...-.-.-.- 2.55
Cor-iesns > yss old, los TO-, Z miles,
Aeg7, ls69 .--.--..---.~-- -s,o7st
ts2ira,4 ysz ola. AIS lbs, mnss,
Nov. %, 1870 ............- ..... SS4L
Lyttletou. & yrs OIL, lo4 lbs, tuo
miles. May %, 1871 -..........- .S-54''s
lAla-e-sl-ea - ~ A-f-sf y sA-ata
Aea.-, s. p. y, lSsi- .. 49,. s.s5A, ASK
Harry Bas-est, s yrs nd, lle l5s-,
two miles, Asg, IS, ls7l ------,. s,s5st
Krasayky, s years old. ia las. -
miss Aug S.Iass E..... EQl5s
IiEmbaES. 5 yr.srlce lts.,' = sni.es.
Aas. ls,ls5I, -.,- e. --,-. 1-ol =
t.7ass''ev, yr-, las it'- ~ miles.
IaH "a sssl fo2S1
Marsis- : yr., rs .oe. - miles
Avg 9. 1857 +o}
Hemeeld. yrs, los lbs y u.i4s,
July s.. lsIo -.---.---- $685.. ass Is
Norfolk yo.. i'a To-. thres Euiiss
SEPT s. lSas .... s.zg5f
TX. .gtes, s M. / IS rs, ailss,
ts+i4 is s-lS5s
il4yvi Is, s. 20, 49, -, sa..vs. jay
-, rSss. ,,.,s,.st,ss.sts,sssF.- - =
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PULASKI. TEN y.
THURSDAY. NOV'R. 2na, 1871.
Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS country la

Two uasophisticateti country las
ses visited Nthlo's in New York dur
ing the ballet seaaoa. When the
short skirtcd, gossamer nyinphs
made thcirappearanee on the stage,
they became restless and fdgettv.
"Oh. Annie" exclaimed one, 1T
ain uice-I don't Ike it.
"Hcsi!
"Idon't care, it amt nice, and I
wonder Aunt brought us to such n
place"
@0a, Annic, lets go-it amt
nice and don't feel comfortable
10 hush, Marv, replied the SIS
ter. W.hose own face was scarlet
though 70 wore az air of determine
nation. "Itia the fist time | was
ever-at 2 theatre, and suppose it
will be tae last, 50 7 am just going
70 STAY it ont. if they dance every
rag Of their bqcksr'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-02
Waifs ~ the Ladias.

Waits for the Ladies.
Iadiana 81 Is weighing less than
rs are calItd Sissy.
In Virginia matrimonial adyer-
tiscmeuts are forbidden by law.
In time the iaullberry tree he
comes a silk gown-a silk gown he.
CONES a w2Ipan.
Counter-irritants-Pcople who
examine the whole stock and buy
nothi g.
Fashionable boot-makcrs can't
always cure ladies' boots ifthey are
hal; bat they heel them.
Nothing is more charming than
the popping OF champagne except
raIactime5 the popping ofthe cues
i.on.
The little ladies viii Re Interested
in kaaninG lhat a patent has been
issued in Washington for creeping
dolls.
Gail Hamilton wonders why. VIC.
men persist in appraising themselves
at mems valuation, and that Of the
bascr sort .ocmen.
A london cabman has lately re-
covered damages from a woman who
delayed his business l,y being too
fat to get into bis cab.
A Georgia parcaG didn't favor
his daughters Lover and bet him
hundred dollars that lie would not
marry her. The old man lost.
A sensitive old bachelor says
that prettt cirls always effect him
just rs ornamental confectionery
doos-iaey givebim the heartburn,
A young gentleman palliates his
conduct in having fitted Young
lady to whom he WAS supposed to
have been eagagcd, by saving that
her lip curiel naturally and her
hair didu't
An ill-tempcred Western farmer
forcitly removed his daughter from
= circus, because while there she
allowed a young lawyer to put his
arm about her neck and comb her
golden hair with his fingers.
Could severity 90 further.
A., i6dirrent :. .Josenb bus.
l.aot whose wife has sued for
divorces. writes q protest 10 Judge
Adams 5, r.l,i,b he saws This
ID .tli:ng called divorce has in
my opinion paitcd many . man and
his wife.
a local raaer states that IN a town
on the Hudson there has been dis
covered a Young ladies' society
having forts motto, "Fligt on dirt
eve" an olito.s daughter was the
ria--lealer, an3 in denounciag the
affair, Che editor spared not his
,rriag child in his dcvotion;o truth
and common sense.
In ancient Rome, the nearest
r'SnA 90 q sSylnS person received
aya Kiss ms sooi' as Il escape"
through the ups 81 1Al 'ast eN SUPRA
t'"p, oHt We nave Snanses' al ''l''
"9" a-'''ls' "a2 many Young 1t
50 can eesF witness t.'S' J Gu neS''
EF- NSit 'rt "1yu'' 40 o'e -
ce-ft.aA q, LeS .'eFi's~ s-''' "a = E
. receive by kiss.