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LAND sALE.

James N. White and Others VS.. Leafs
White and oth5rs.
Saturday, September SOth, 1871.
DURsUANT to a decree Of the County
Court at Pulaski, in the above csuse
/ win on Saturday, September 30th, 1871.
sell at public sale or the premises, TIE lands
mentioned in the Pleadings, containing
About 157 Acres,
situated IN the 4th civil district Of Giles
county, on the west fork of Little Shoal
creek Rdioining the lands OF VIM. Smith,
Lewis Nelson and others
TERMS:--A cash payment Of $500, and
the balance on credit Of one, tao and three
years, with interest frou date. Bond and
good security viii be required and a lien
retained II. n ATMETTt Clerk,
hept7-td. By VIZ HousToN, D. C.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

a Michigan bridegroom failed
"a sppearat the appointed time but
sent q note saying, that he did not
gesf veil enough acquainted with
to marry. Her father went and
gave him an introduction to his
boot. and the performance went right
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Every Day an Increase IL Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt. !.
e 49, BLooD PVRIFIER.

Essyy drop of the SARsAPARILLIAS
RESOLVENT communicates through the
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices fthe system The rt9or Of life, for Il re-
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sound material. Sergfaia, SapAiliS, Con-
salNpti0a, .GlGpdHEaF dspsase, Ulcers 81 tks
Gzrods, A0aikh, Ta8tors Nodes u ne glands
AID .0Ehsr parfsfo the Sgsfs7H, .S0Ts Egss, Stru-
tsOFous dSscEsrgss fran tie eaYs, and lAs s00rsf
forms Of slia diSsasss, KaEp folS, fsUeT .SoTes,
.Scald Head, Riag Worm, Salt Rhetinl, by
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SssA, TsSsOrs, Ceaesrs ~ !As Ip0Rsb, and al
sczakse sssg eaS p1lafut dfschGygss, N3gAs
.Siceafs, Loss o. Sperm and az sSdstes oftAs
lfys PzsnciDks, ars tgifhfa tie curative range Of
this lcoRder 81 4 e2eR CBe1lfstzsf, AID @ fe5
days ttss scfEE ETOrs 20 arg person usfsg II for
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

y y. II AM AiN,
EdzeaeId Jauetion. Tenn. Importer and
Breeder Of ltalian Queen Bees aud Propri-
etor Of Lang5lfoliss Csisbrate1 Afovatle
Comb Bee Hive. for the state Of Tennessee
y. 8. TOW NsESD, Iccaf agent. Pulss-
-, Tenn suSi7 y.
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About 157 Acres.
NOTICE

EPOkFS having been circulated that We
and such reports being utterly incorrect,
we take this means Of saying to the public
that We are selling the best Fresh Beef at
six and eight cents according 10 quality.
Give rs call and we uArrantee satisfaction.
aHg17-Izl BUCHANAN & Wo2sHNM.
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RADWAYS' READY RELIEF


II = : 2 " I1--~-
The Application Of the Ready Relief 70
ss1s part or parts WilaTe the pain or difficulty
-eEists viii Afford ease aud comfort.
Twenty drops in half q tHnbler Of water
viii ID q few moments curs CRAMPS,
SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH, HEART
RUBIN, SICK HEADACHE. DtARRHEA,
DYSIETERY, COLIG. WIND IN THE
BOWELS, and al INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry q bottle Of
RahWaYss Ready feellef with them, A
pains from change Of water. &c Is better
than French Brzndy or Bsiters as q slimu-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The entire property OF that ceie-
prsted watering place. the Warm
Springs, vas sold GA Monday las
f5r $4I,Ol0 The geatlemen pur-
chasing were wen kuoWa Virgin
isns.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
135 Acre Tract

conveyed under the oTder and decreea of
ChanceFy Court at Pulaski, by Martin N.
Lame to RhVda Perry, for and during her
natural life, y it'll the remainder in fee TO
the heirs at law of Francis S. Perry, dead.
Said land lies in the 10th district Of Giles
county, adjoining he land Of Ben. Wheeler
and others. about two miles west of Brick
Church, in good neighborhood, convenient
to churches and schools. There are upon
the place a good Dwelling and Out-houses,
orchard and the best of water
TERMS:--O On q credit of i and years
with interest, except q cash payment of five
per cent. Notes with approved security re-
quiEed and lien retained. --
Il H.. AYMETT, Clerk,
sept7 ii by VIZ. HoUsToN, d. G.
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LAND SALE.

Nm, z Lancaster, asm'r, rs. Jennis W.
Pitfe. ta.
On Saturday, September 18th, II
DURSUAET 70 . decree Of the Chanserg
4 CoaFt ct Pulaski, in the above nasnad
cause, viii, On Saturday, SopteFdbe 18Th.
1871, cell at public aue' ION at the CUErthouss
door IN the town of Pulaski. On q Crodit Of
six months Hith infsress from the cay Of
sale. ST that portion 81 land lying sost OF
Buehanan's creek. known e. division a az
the lands Of 9. ". Pitts, deed. and pur-
chased 81 the ale efsaid lapda BY A. Cog
former @ 3 y 81 ssid Court By Nail S.
Marks, estimated 70 % ntajnF
go Acres Of Land,
and bonn6sd north b Richard Nadsv. ssut
By BuehabaR'E creek, south BY ". ID. hfsrke
sEsti west BY tlae lands Be engine 70 ths es-
late Of Henry r, Batter et AIS. Sold free
from tbs equity Of resiernPli3s.
Bond and approved Eeen1ity reqsEfa3 o.
TIE purchaser ard e lea retained.
seEs8-ss ". ?. iskIzzSTIsF, e. an
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-oold closed IN EsE York ysstsr-
DAY ea1.IsA Tsansssss Bends Wsrs
ssfe Sot cid Issue and z5}cfor rev.
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FEVER AND AGUE cured Foraty cent?.
There Is not 3 remedial szent "a this world
that Willcurs Fever and Aguo, srd All othsg
Malagious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Eels
low, aGd other Fevers aided By RAD
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The Courier-Journal says the an
nual expenditures of the British
Government are nearly a hundred
and twenty million of dollars less
than those of the United States
Government. Can it be possible
that the office-holderse of Great
Britain have absolutely ao pockets
in their clothes? s
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LAND SAFE.

Robert l. McCord and Others, VS.. john A..
Perry and othOrs.
Thursday. October l2th, 1871.
ID Virtue Of decree Of The County Court
ID Of Giles county, in the aboye cause, /
will offer Tor sale on the premises, on We'd
nesdaY, October 18th, 1871, the land belong
ing to the heirs Of Francis S. Perry, dec,
she same being the
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07

The Boston Times, tells us that
General Butler is steadily gaining
ground. We were led to believe,
from the vast quantities of dirt
heis throwing at his opponents that
he was steadily losing ground.
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AdJress JONI S. WARD.
Nashville, Tennessee
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
while the rouyhs and brusers all began talking of
once 10 hla Honor.

while the rouyhs and bruisers all began talking at
once 10 his Honor,
DECLARING THEIR INNOCENCE
OF tho 'littie game" ana protesting mat they had
only just dropped in to the elephant, when the
police gobbled them up. Judge bowling commanded
silence, and IA soon az IL was restored had the CLERK
cali out the names Of The proprieiors OF the hes and
the dealers. winch Were as iolows:--Ge0rge Hail.
No. 81 Bowery, owner; Frank flin owner,
ana Michael Dunn and James McCary,
dealers. These parties answered TO their
names, when the Judge told them he would
fine them each Ss00. The remainder OF the crowd
were AZ once discharged and the way they got out
OF tnat court room was not slow. AS they passed
ont 10 the sidewalk the crowd or AGO or 300
persons who had c0ngregatcd in the street TO see
the sights, commenced shouting and
HOOTISG AT THEM
In genuine sixth ward style. They paid no atten-
ton to this, however, but struck bee line Tor their
several homes, and very soon the entire mass OF
street nowiers had disappeared and the Iombs ana
vicinity presented It's wonlei quiet attitude.
At the Yorkyille Police Court pretty much the
same scene was enacted AT the lOmbs and Jefier
son and Essex Markets. Joe Gleason, the proprl
etor OF a den at No. o15 Third avenue and Patrick
Barry, who runs shebang AZ 30 East Thirty fourth
street. together with ABOUT eighty players were dis
posed OF by justice BiXby in the same summary
way as Judge Bowling liked the Sixth ward crowd.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
Al The ron,hx Courr.

1t has been many day since the Tombs Police
Court has witnessed such sight as was yesterday
morning presented there. Sergeant Douglass ana
his squad, OF the Sixth precinct brought up before
Juoge Dowling q crowd OF about 100 men and boys,
VINO had been captured the night previous IN the
great keno pull. There were In the gang all kinds
OF people, from
THE AFFIUENT MERCHANT
or lawyer down 10 bootblack. Some looked ex-
ceedingly sheepish, and hung their heads IN shame
while many others wore
DEvIL-NAY-CARE SORT OF EXPRESSION
on their countenances and seemed TO consider the
whole matter stupendous Joke, With many others
again The impression seemed TO be that they were
all going TO be sent up 10 spend lew days on
little island short distance up the East rlver ana
every few minutes some one would call out 'Hi
JACK, now 40 you think you Will relish
THIS TRIP TO BLACSwELL'S f'i
~ reckon wont try keno agln In hurry,u or
klnoW Correct my boy" Tho court officers
soon stopped this, however, and IN a few seconds
tue Judge appeared and took his seat behind the
desk. The kenOists looked nervous, began to stir
about, and evinced In every way possible the great
anxiety they felt at the x they were placed In the
better portion OF them-thbt IL, those VINO were well
dressed and had the appearance OF being persons OF
culturepeRan TO edge back towards the rear OF the
crowo evidently ashamed to he sesn Nv the judge,
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
MiscellnHeOna.

Dan Bryant has one of his best bills on this week
"Shoo, fly,w "Live Injn- and "Cocon are its prin-
cipal features.
Josh Hart IS drawing crowded houses to the Globe
with the amusing sketch Of the Tombs. John Hart
has also Iunny scene In sKeno.u
LES Georgiennes" enters upon It's third week at
the Grand Opera House. The elephants the cream.
colored charger, the AmazOns and drum corps are
the main attractions. The twelfth grand concert Of
the Ninth regiment Dand took place last evening. A
rehearsal matinee will be given on Thursday.
Butler Gilmore have new burlesque called
"Macbeth Of the Period, the Siegrist family and
Mlourn, the songster novelties this week AZ the
Comique.
''San Domingo" is exercising the brains OF Kelly
4 Leon's Mlnstrels at Hooley's. Brooklyn, and Ben
Wade would likely gain some entirely new ideas on
annexation were ne to drop In there.
Julian Kent, clown sans peur ct sans reproche
VIII make his bow tonight at the New York Circus
George Donald the bareback rider still continues on
the bills.
Leflngwel Will appear at the Newark Opera House
with an excellent burlesque company on the nights
OF the 21st and 22d, under the management OF John
p. Smith. As the Newarkians have never seen
Leningwell they have treat in store for them.
''Across the Continent' occupies the attention OF
the audiepce at WOODS
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
Marine Disustcrs.

BRIG SARAH Capt Miller, of steamer California, who
picked up the brig Sarah (o Boston from Galveston for
The Sarah appears have sustained very heavy weather.
the cabin being buarks stove foremost gone close
bowsprit also carried away She is brig Of 53s TONS built
Robostown Me- in 1885, IL owned by Hiram Hunt Co.
abou, the deck sone and the only Information that could
be got about her. and by which her port q and
in pencil on The side Of tbe :.srig Sarah. Of
Boston, from Galveston for Bremen Thompson. master
mae Thomas presea Larry Fassn deorse Reme
VIM Carson and Morris Murray, scanen." The following
wen yds S On ss po e Of se & ~ I m
10: 2sth. observation March ~ Ii 3D. 49, 3D. ST. This
. the lat and s he sns
left Galveston Jan IL, and must therefore have been about
at At sea when the @ ss Co & e
at c per lb the last New York quotation orlow mddng
Texas cotton and VII be certain 70 average that grade
rency, little over Slo COO Haax currency exclusive
Of the vessel which . worth from suTo 70 $4,000 more
BRIG NJ II NORRIS, Patterson, at Halifax 18th inst
ports sailed from Boson 9Th mat on Friday morning.
BRIG Emily Jane OF and for Halifax, Kingston, Ja
striking end close 10 the bowsrr. carrying
ns Emily
and the vessels were s eash n o % about
the Emily Jane called to the ii Morris to lie
S a % s sas % he sSs aes
and mansa they quickly lost sight o. easa other fog
which was very Thick M p ns m but 6na
Of her. The Emily Jane had both watches on deck the
time nshns hesvnG The oE Sna were running n ~ and
NJ. H. Morris until few seconds before she struck
s Emily nj Jane S a. he
with canvas and kept close to nnd so tha u the weather
became rough could ashore Favorable weather ena
blcd 10 reach port safely.
scnR MrNQuAs, Heaney, from Flzabethport for Prov.
~bs a anchnr Hart lsnd sprunr leak Of about
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
The Cpelmea RECEPTION.

II completeness OF detail, grandeur OF appoint
menis and acconpanments and indeiatigable excr-
tions can make public reception success, then
that TO be given Senator Creamer on Easter Monday
night win be a success par excellence As has here
tofore been stated, the Academy OF Music and Irving
Hall have both been engaged for the occasion. and
altnough 1t cannot be hoped TO rival the Americas
Club Ball, yet will undoubtedly outd0 any similar
compliment ever rendered 10 an individual The
committee in charge ho1 almost daily sessions and
are endeavoriDg to have everything done that can
ado 70 the success Of The AFFAIR.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
PORT OF VIEW YORK, MARCH 10, 1871.
ARRIVALS.
REpoRTED BY THE HERALD $

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Donsu tNG), Ernst, Bremen March and
southampton 7h with mdse and 2a passengers Oelrchs
Co. Had strong westerly gales to the Banks from thence
passed one iceberg and some field ice.
Steamship India (Br) Munro, Glasgow 5th March, and
Moye same date, With mdse and l7 passengers Hen.
derson Brothers. Experienced strong gales SN 10
a. far Cape Race thence light variable winds with
siona fog.
Steamship Acadia Br) Tnnnock, Genoa Leehorn, Naples
N.ssns Palermo and Gibraltar. Fsp "a wh fruit md ri
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
BELOW.

Bark Julia, 70 days from Palermo.
brig Rocky Glen (of Newport. RI, Dorr from Palermo
with fruit to John Devlin Co.
Brig spngpok Br) Nash, from Messna Jan 8, with fruit
TO John Devin 4 Co.
Brig Aquidneck of Newport RI. Biglev. from Messina,
with fruit, to John Devlin 4 Co.
Brig John Shay, from (by pilot boat Charlotte webb
No 81.
Webb, No 81.
Wind at sunset S, light.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
L.nS; Nigh,s.

Las: Nights.
Saratoga" the grandest dramatic success or the
present season, will expire Saturday next in
blaze OF triumph, having reached its hundreth night.
For thirteen weeks past this delightful American
comedy has crowded the Fifth Avenue boudor thea
tre, and 1t is with reluctance even now that MIR.
DAILY w.thdraws 1t. ''JeZebelu is It's successor.
Lewis, the lnimitable Bob Sackett has benefit to-
night, and Mrs. Gilbert another on Monday next.
Messrs. Jarrett 4 Palmer announce the last nights
OF the "Black CrooSn which viii be wit hdrawn In
three weeks and transferred to the Academy OF
Music, Philadelphia, where John +. McDonougn
will take 1t under mis- wing.
Tne last performances OF Romance and Reality,n
"Home," "Bue Devils" money! and "Oursr win
be given this week at Wallack's. Probably s'Birthn
will follow The haoitu6s OF this temple of Thespis
Will be delighted to hear OF the revival after four
years, OF one OF the most popular plays ever pre-
sented to the metropolitan puolc-"Rosedale."
Miss Lucille Western has been re-engaged for six
nights LONGER by MIS- +. B. Conway, ana will give
six OF her best characters at the Park, Brooklyn.
El Nino Eddie the tight rope and the female MN
strels have been re-engaged at Tony Pastors.
So has Johnny Thompson and his stirring sensa.
ton piece, ION Hand,n by Manager Freligh, Of the
Bowery.
The san Francisco Minstres close their season in
fortnight. The burlesque on the "Brgands'' Is
sril on the bills.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Novelties.

Novelties.
The principal novelty this week Is the new pay by
Daily, called "Horzon," which VIII be produced to-
morrow night at the Olympic. company OF unex.
ceptionable merit has been engaged and everything
tha- artistic taste and liberal management can fur
nsh to Mr.. Days play has been done. The play is
illustrative of New York society. in of It's phases,
and OF frontier life, with Indian accessories.
Another novelty is the production of ''0thello' at
Booths with Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Barrett IN the two
leading roles. The former plays 0hello four nights
In the week. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat.
urday, and Iago on Tuesday, Thursday and 5atur.
day matnees. "The Fools Revenge" and Ham
lep' are IN preparation
A third novelty viii be the representation OF
"othello" at the Theatre Frsneais Fourteenth
streep tomorrow evening, with the following
cast:--otheno. Henry Wofsonn ldeb,tanD; Iago,
Harry; Desdenona, Seebach Emilia, Veleta. To
night Nine Seebach takes a beneht at the same
theatre In "Fanchon.n She Will deliver farewell
address.
The third week OF the Lingards at Lima Edwln's
commences with an entire change OF bill. The
comedies OF NAVAL Engagagementsn and "Little
Toddlekinsn ana new series OF sketches are PROM
ised George Boniface appears the second OF
these comedies.
Wagoner's cher d'0uyre, "Tannnauser," win be
produced at the stadt theatre this evening" with AL
the strength OF Mr.. Rosenberg's excellent opera
company. Nine. Lichtmay Will essay the trying
role Of Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
Al Essex Market Police Cour,

ninety six persons were brought up charged with play
Ing keno, victims OF the previous nights raid They
were motley crowd-mechanics, dry goods clerks,
drug clerks, butchers, car conductors drivers
laborers, truckmen and broken down poiiticans
Some looked as II their last hope In life was gone it
being the first time they were locked up or brought
before the bar or justice. They looked pleadinrly az
the Judge, much TO say Let oifths time and
III Dever do any more" Others took it laughlngiy
and felt az jolly as II they were just coming no me
from a wake. The wives and trends OF the pri.
soners crowded the court room, watching proceed
lngs, waiting for sentences to be passed their
loved kindred. Judge Scott relieved their minds
suddenly by dlscharging all participants in the
game, while he he'd fast the proprietors OF the
dens and manpuators OF the wheel OF fortune. The
following prisoners were held under $3.50 bali
Robert McNaugnt, proprietor, 354 Grand street.:
James Crown, cashier; Nathan Bower, proprietor,
1879 Bowpry; John +. Gleason, cashier, and Jonn
Condor, proprietor l6l Bowery.
After leaving the court the liberated keno players
gave three cheers Tor Judge scott.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

THE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
L0RS. takes plsce TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
TEE .LNIRA MUaDEcEsS.
Mrs. Hess. the Murderer Of Her Brother,
AdjudRed lnsane-Sbc is TO be Removed To
a Lunalic Asylum.

ELMIRA, y. r., Warch Ig, 1911.
Mrs. Hess the Steuben county murderess, has
been adJudged insane by jury empaneled to in
qulre into the condition OF her mind. The invcsti
cation concludes yesterday afternoon. Some time
in January last Mrs. Hess shot and Killed two men,
one OF whom was her brother. She has since been
confined in Jail at Bath, but VIII now be removed 10
an insane asylum.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
Musical.

Mlle Nilsson gives concert at Steinway Hall on
Wednesday, assisted by Miss Cary, Brlgnol, Verger
and Vieuxtemps, and Saturday matinee We
have positive. information that she VIII not sing In
opera this season. She viii spend the summer at
some OF watering piaces ana remain, likely, In
this country all next season.
There are SO many contradictory rumors about
Italian opera al the Academy after Lent that no re-
lance can be placed upon any OF them. The Havana
company, with Vsconti az priaa donna, are first
In the field, and Cnizzola and De viro are in mys-
terous negotiations every day in Irving place.
The Euterpe concerts at Association Hall have be-
come quite an institution, thanks to the exertons
and talents OF the conductor John P. Morgan.
Miss Marie Krebs stil continues to give her plano
recitals every saturday at Stelnway Hall.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-10-28
4 Point of Etiuuette.

Enquirer" wants to know, when a
gentleman and Il lady meet, by whom
ought the salutation to be first given.
We believe all the authorities on eti-
quette agree that it is the lady's exclu-
sive privilege to recognize, or not, an
acquaintance Of hers, and that it is the
gentleman's duty not to place a lady in
Il situation to decline peremptorily re.
cognizing his acquaintance. Perhaps,
Enquirer" knows this is the rule, but
has merely sought an opportunity to
excuse himself hereafter from appear.
ing rll-ln in not first speaking to Lady
on the street, when in fact he ONLY
shows his poiitenes> in waiting to be
recognized.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-10-28
One Postmaster REPORTS.


We have received the following note
from the Post master at Trenton:
TRENTON, La, Oct. p, 1871.
EttitO,' Telegraph:
In answer to your inquiries, he
TELEGRAPH of the 14th was not in the
way mail bag handed in at my Office
on the night Of the 18th; ,I~rnceived it
on the following Tuesday.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
R.J.WHEAToN, p. NJ,
at Trenton, La.
1t seems that the NJ onroe Office is to
blame in this case-the package was
put in a bag never opened at Trenton.
A very small degree of attention would
prevent, we should think, such mis-
takes as this, and save a great deal of
annoyance to all parties concerned.