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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
CHAlNC'ERY SALE.

BY virtue of a decree made in the Circuit
Court for the County of Van Buron, in Chance
ry, In certain cause therein pending wherein
William O. Rowley is Complainant md Law
renee Brewer and En- nelino Brewer arc Defend
arts, bearing date tn Ninth day Of April, A.
d. 1871. 1 shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on Monday, the Seventeenth
day of July, 4. d. 1871, at one o'clock in tho
afternoon, at tho fron Vt door of the Court Honse.
in the Village OF Paw Paw, in said County, the
following described r cal estate situated in the
County o. Van Buren, and State Of Michigan,
to-wit: The South ha II Of the northwest quar-
ter OF 'sec,ion twenty. nine, in township num-
Der tw o (2) south OF ra,ige number thirteen Q3)
west. Dated Juno 1st, 1871. s44t7
10 az knowles, ,circ nit Court Commissioner.
THO s. Fl. STEPHENSON, Complies Solicitor.
The above sale il hereby postponed until
~ onday, August 14th, A. D. 1871, at the same
riaeo and hour Of the ,tsy. 85lt4
Dated Paw Paw, Jul 18th, 1871.
JOHN KNOWLES, Dir, wit Court Com missioner
TIos. II. STEPHENSON :, Complt's Solicitor.
The above sale Ia here, W postponed until the
foarth day of Septemb, ", 1871, at the same
place and hour of the day. Sb5t3
Dated August IA, A. d. 1871.
JOIN kSovRHs, Circuit G curt Commissioner.
The above sale 10 hereby postponed until the
eighteenth day of Ssptcm Der 1871, at the same
place and hour Of the day. S5St2
Dated September 4th, A. ID 1871.
JOHN KSowLHs, Circuit Cou r. Commissioners
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SUPPLEMENT.
Sale Of State Tax Lands !
AUDITOR Generals OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July 1, 1871.


Notice is hereby given, that certain Lands,
situated in the County OF Van Buren,, bid of to
the State for Taxes of 1859, and previous
years, and described in statements which will
be forwarded to the Office Of the Treasurer OF
said County some time next month. will be sold
at public auction, by said Treasurer, at the
County Seat, on tho first Monday Of October
next, at the time and place designated for the
ordinary Tax Sales, If not previously disposed
of at this office, according to law.
Said statements contain full description of
each parcel of said Lands, and may be seen on
application at the Office of the county Treas
Arer.
Lands struck off to the State for Taxes of
1869, or other ye ars, at the Tax Sales in Octo-
Der last, will be offered subject to the right of
redemption prescribed by law, as we'll as to the
right of purchase of the State bids at this Office,
prior to the sale.
And further notice is hereby given that GER
tain lands situated in said County, which were
bid off to the State the tar sal fbreu for the
year 1896, and preyious years, MEbe offered
for sale Mt the same time aud plsS} to the,
highest aidder,sin accpfdancS Nv IA fke provis-
ionsSfSsotion1 24, 'eftAct No. tssy Laws of
1s68
WILLIAM Humphrey, Auditor General.
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VAN BUBKN COUNTY r REAsuRER's OFFICE
Paw Paw, August 1st. 1871.
Notice is hereby Civ en-, That the sale of lands
In Van Turen County, advertised by the Audi
tor General ss delin quent for taxes OF 1870
land previous years. will be held at the Court
House in Paw Paw, the County Seat Of said
October next, at nil 10 o'clock a. NJ. and con-
tnue from day to ay. Sundays excepted I'M
Ill the same shall have been disposed of ac-
cordpg to law. L. BARNUM,
$3.50 County Treasurer.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In she matter Of the esta te Of HIRAM RICH
MOND deceased.
All persons having ella inns against said estate
must present them at the Prob ate Office in
Paw Paw, on Monday the 21st day Of August,
1871, or on Monday the 4th day OF September
1871, and that six month Is from the date OF this
order DO allowed for the presentation Of claims
against said estate.
Dated, August 7th. 1s IL. s5it6
GEO. w. LAwTC IN, Judge OF Probate.
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ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

LANSING, MICH., July I, IoII,
So much of each Of the following described
tracts or parcels of Land, situated in the County
of Van Buren,, delinquent for unpaid Taxes, for
the years mentioned below, as will be sufficient
to pay the taxes, interest and charges thereon,
will be sold by the Treasurer of said County, on
the first Monday of October next, at such pub
lie and convenient place as he shall select in
Paw Paw, the County Seat of said County, ac
cordng to the statute in such case made and
provided.
WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Auditor General.
1870.
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called and have been benefited by the late cosgu
the still lower In fact hey are rno0u
b
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Town | South, of Range Is West.
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Dyekman, Thompson DyckmNn's Addition.
SO pit Of sw Fl q bounded by Fordham 4
Parks, by blk river, s by blk river and
b. and W's addition to South Hs.vea and by
Lake Michigan and Fordham, except lots 1, 2,
3, 10, -, Il, II, IS, 36, 3S, 80, Al, 45, As. 40
and 30 of Tubbs addition to will ago of South
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-06
SheriRs SIC.

DY virtue Of two WFits Of Vendit oni Ex-
ID Ponas in my hands from the Circuit
court Of Giles county in favor Of Field y
Bate and Bette q Bro. vs. W i Lancaster,
! will sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, il
front o! the Court House door in Pulaski,
On Saturday The sfh Ct July. 1871,
-Four Tracts 81 Land, knc wn Is the lands
on which tie said. Lancaster now resi- les,
bounded as follows: Beginning and being
bounded on the north BY the lands Of " u
Oliver and othcrs, east By A HOaze, south
by Ecnrcs Smith, west By lands belonging
to Mount Fisgah ehuTch, and for more futl
description reference Is made 20 the Regis
ter's books G Pege 90.
And BY virtue OF q writ Of Y euditi0Hf tx
ponas from the same Court ia favor Of Bai-
ley, Ordwhy a Co. VI. " + Lancaster, viii
sell for eash ct The same time and place, the
interest of W i Lancaster 3 q tract or lot Of
land bounded north b. Elihu Mcdonald
east ~ Alfred h0uze. eouth By AonFos
Smith and west BY Q liver and A0eFnathy,
contsining 30 acres.
And b. virtue Of another writ Of Fendi
Expc from the same Cours, In favor 81 Nc
Guirs, Ezsli & Bill vs " = Lancas1sF, ! viii
sell Tor cash Of the same time and place. the
interest Of W J Lancaster IN 3 tra1t OF lot Of
land bounded south By Mrs A Neal, east
BY Logan BirdsoEg, north BY Sterling A5eF-
nathy and vest b S 4 Butler. containing
los asEess ali Ct eGid lands lying in the Goth
district Of Giles o0sEty, Team, and viii be
sold to satisfy said Jour vendi expos.
junelsd D 4. PARs0ES, shlf.
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IN Chancerv at PuIaski.
JUNE RULES, 1871.
d. H..ButleT = others. eomPlainants,

JUNE RULEsg 18Th
II. H-.ButleF = Others. eomPlainRnts,
VS..
Grandi. son A. Graves others, defendants.
7 n this cause il appearing to the satisfac-
4 tion of the Clerk aud Master from aida
Wit that the defends It's,
Grandson A Graves, Sarah A Graves, Ste
phen Butler. Mary Butler, Alice Butler, Sa-
rsh Butler, VIM Story, Thomas Story Isaac
Story, Archibald Story, Mary Hardy Gale
dOnia Claiborn, Virginia 49,. formerly
Virginia Story, K A Butler, BENZ Butler,
VIM Butler, Geo Butler, ROb't Butler, Ster
ling Brown, VIM Brown, Roland Moore and
vile Tennessee Moore, Polk Brown Mary
Brown, VIM Van . wife Sarah Van, Dallas
Brown 3 Bascom Brown are non-Tesidents Of
the State Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process Of this court cannot be served on
them; On motion it Is ordered hat Pubh-
cation be made for four weeks in succession
IN the Pulaski Citizen newspaper publish
"a In the town of Pulaski in said State, re-
qairing I he said 6sse1daR-B 90 Be and appear
on the fret day ofthe next term Of the Chan
Gerry court 70 be held for the county Of Giles
st the courthouse in Pulaski, on the LIST Non
day in September next, aud answer comPlai-
uant's bin or the same win be taken for con
fessed IS to them, and set for hearing ex-
paEte. iunes W. +. BAELENTnsE, c. =. &.
Wilkes = Abernathy, Attorneys.
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nnr Fennel.

\ correspondent of the Mem
phis Appeal writes the following in
relation to this common nuisance
s DOG fennel grows OF almost ev
ery body's land, and on al ground
turned out to rest and regain its
strength, from having been long in
constant cultivation. There IS
enough of this weed growing in the
suburbs OF Memphis, if cut, cured
and baled, TO make hundreds Of
babes. Nothing viii toueh Il IN its
green state, and consequently it Is
looked npon By people generally
as p useless growth and a nuisance.
This weed when cut. cured and
salte1, u an elegant feed for horses
and they are very fond of It. II
contains great substance, aRd is
nos only food, hut Il great toarie. II
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SkepiGf's sale.

DY virtue OF FieFi Feeias from the Cir
ID cult Court Of Giles county In favor Of
Lsnfer Bros. & Co. W. D. Q. Carter and NJ.
A. Carter. II sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in Pulaski
On Saturday the 9Th Of July, 1871,
ali the right, title and interest which the de-
PENDANT hilton A Carter has in and 10 the
following described tract Of land, containing
40 acres, situated in the 9th civil district Of
Giles county, Tenn, on Riehland creek, ad-
Joining the lands ofJalaes SeFuggs. James A
Bowers, and the lands lately belonging to
the heirs Of James B. Baugh decd, and be-
ing the same $40 acres Of and conveyed by
ThoDss Z AbeThatfy TO Nary P. Barber by
deed of date August 18th, 1851, registered IN
Registers Office of Giles county in book D y
page Isl; said Carriers interest in said land
being life estate in is "a tenant by the cour-
tesy-levied on, and viii be sold 20 satisfy
said 4 fAs. D. II. PARSONS,
iuueltd SheFiH
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. 0rleinal Attaahment.

Em. s. Rose vs. Thomas H. Smith.
Tn tbs cause Il appearing 70 the sstisfac-
i tscn Of the undersigned from the atidu-
vii Of the plaintiff, that the defendant I hos.
ri smith Is 8 nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee, and . resident Of the State Of
Missouri, 60 that the ordinary process
ofiavv cannot be served On him, L is ordered
that publication be made for four weeks ia
succession Ia tbs Pulaski Citizen, news
paper published "a q town Of Pulaski IN
said State. requiring said nonresident de-
fendant to be and appear at the office Of the
undersigned IN the town Of LaWrenceburg,
Tenn, on the 18th day of July, 1871, snd
defend the suit against him, or the pleiRtin 5
debt viii be taken for con fsssed and the case
tried ex paYte. S. j. EDMiSTON, j z
inna IS-At for Lawrence Co.
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Breeding domestic animals has
become a science; and the science
Of breeding should keep pace with
the Improvements in mechanics,
arts, agriculture, medicine, &c
Throngh science, extraordinary inn
provements have been made in nav
igation, manufactures, the raising
of hogs, sheep, cattle, dogs, poultry
in horticulture, Horticulture, &c, to
say nothing Of the wonders OF
steam, and the still more wonder
full discovery of the electric tele-
graph.
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is known to the medical fraternity
as the wild camomIle. and it is said
that tea made from it is one of
the best remedies for tux. Let ev-
cry farmer cut his dog fennel, cure
il, sprinkle il with salt, feed his
horses on it, and thereby save and
keep hundreds of dollars at home
heretofore paid for feed brought
from other States"
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Circuit Court-Giles County
william J. Bin, Plainsiff.

Z
Silas Cox, Defendant,
4 n this cause Il appearing to the Clerk that
i the attachment heEetofore issued kaa been
returned levied upon the interest Of the de-
deHdant, Silas Cox, in two tracts Of land
being 7. "a IN tract of 52s acres, and y in
q tract Of go acres, in the 9Th civil discreet
of Giles county; also his interest in three
notes upon VIM. Malone for 1855, 6s each,
payable at one, two and three years respect
lively from tie e5th day Of March, lsTl.-
And il further appearing that said attach
ment was issued npOn the affidavit of the
plaintiff that the deiendaat Is iBdSbte to
him in the SUM Of Fee IhOUsGad Dottsss as
damages for an assault &c, and that the
defendant is a non resident Of the State
of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on him. on motion It is
therefore ordered by the Clerk that Publiea-
ton be made for four weeks in succession IN
the t'PuLAsKI CITIzES, ;" newspaper pub
ished IN Pulaski, Giles county. Tenn, re-
curing the defendant, Silas Cox, to appear
at the next term Of this court to be held at
the court house in the town Of Pulaski on
the fourth MondHy in July next, and answ or
and defend this suit, OF the same viii be Ia
ken for confessed IS to him and set for hear
ing er-pdrts. (mayl9-4t)
II. n. STANLEY, Clerk.
Jas. & ". II. MoCALLUlE, Att'ys.
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SAVE every onnce Of hen manure
you can gather. Put it into bar
rels or boxes and cover with earth,
and in March next make a compost
mixing three parts Of good soil to
one part of hen manure, and leave
it where the rain will keep it moist
until wanted for use. A gill ofthis
compost in a hill of corn viii act
.as a powerful fertilizer.
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.DY virtue 81 an order Of sale ffom the CIR
D emit Gourt Of Giles county, Tenn, I will
sell on tbs ]. { Monday IN July next to she
highest bidder, As the court house door IN
Pulaski, she following described tracts Of
laad. FER cha taxes ane tbereon Scr tbs year
1853, and to satisfy the costs. which arss
CssFkss See 81 50, Coiieesor's Ise 81 60, Aa5
FriutaT's ~ e1 So g each ease,s tozNit:
Eiihu Estas, estate. 100 soFes land IN dist
iJokA ~ right. AZ ecTes land IN dist As. "A
vAlrs s. 81, rs; .I,axez 81 90
Elzzatsth Tfnnou. - acres land - diss Eo
J 3. valued - 600. Taxes Is 81.
May fsft = - -. A.-A4EoSa, =. G.
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Give your apartments expression
character. Rooms which mean
nothing are cherries, indeed
Study light and shade, and the COM
bination Of the arrangement of
drapery, furniture and pictures
Allow nothing to look isolated, but
let everything present an air of So
ciability. Observe a room imme-
diatelyI after number of people
have left it, and then, as you ar
range the furniture, disturb as lit
tie as possible the relative positions
of chairs, ottomans and Sofas
Place two or three chairs in a con-
yersational attitude in some CHEEKY
corner, an ottoman within easy dis
lance of a sofa, q chair near your
stand or sterescopic views or en-
cravings, and one where a good
light will fall on the book which
YOU may reach fom the table near.
Make little studies of effect which
shall repay the more than the usual
observer, do not leave it possible
for one to make the criticism which
applies to so many homes, even OF
wealth and elegance-"Fine car
pets, handsome furniture, a few
pictures and elegant nothings-but
how drcaryr' The chilling atmos-
phere is felt at once, and we cannot
divest ourselves of the idea that we
must maintain a stiff and. severe de-
meanor, to accord with the spirit
of'the place. Make your homes
then, so cosy and cheerful that, il
we visit you, we ynay be joyous and
unconstrained, -snd-not feel cur
selves out of harmony with the sur
roundings.
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Mr. Barconi stated he found, by
experience he could better work a
horse eight miles a day for six days
in the week, than six miles a day
for seven days in the week. BY not
working on a Sunday he effected 8
saving of twelve per cent.
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TnaofvanIt Estate.

THE lnsolveney Of she estate Of Sallis 3.
4 Fry, decd, has been suggested g the
County Court Of Giles county. All persons
holding claims sgaiusf her are hereby noti-
fed 70 file theEn daily aathe1tscseed with the
clerk OF said court on o. belcr5 khe 1st Non
day in August next, or they viii Be barred
payment ". ?. McLAURnSE,
iune22-st Admir-.
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HAVING removed 50 hislsa store hsass
kast eide SQnQgs, PuEasti. leaa.s
TNFORAfS an bis friends and the public
4 generally tiiat Be j. receiving . large stock
0f Haw dEy Goods aa5sfaIly selected, : nics
st Of b9ois, Shoes, Hets. &C., Family Gro
essies, Hsrd, ,CIn and slaesnsWzrs. q good
supply q useeaaniasi Tosls efevefy deseFIp-
ton ketusns Thanks for the uberai pa
sFonseo oftle people e lilies county, snd So
heits eontinuanes 81 the same HAs also
nsee tot % Fssdy-mads Clothing which
be VIII .ssH 81 zrse, and e. selling every
thing very Tow fer cashs waBts everybody
g cal and see Fthslnaslyes. - aeele q =
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Those farmers raise the best
crops who don't let the fields lie more
than two years under clover. Then
manure sndplant corn, SOW barley
or oats the next ) ear, then seed with
clover again and summer fallow for
wheat.
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DY virtue Of three wTits Of Vshdi E4ponss
ID in nay hands from the Circuit Court Of
Giles county, one In favor Of F. D. Aymett
g. Bros. VS. s. A. Neal, oha in favor OF VIM
J. Madison Va s a Neal and w E Lancaster,
and the other In favor Of Robert Shepard &
Co. vs. S A Neal and J ohm 9olightly, ! will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, in 'front.'
Of the court house door in Pulaski,
On Saturday the 8th Of July, 1871.
the entire interest Of Sarah A Neal IN and 70
the following described land, lying on the
waters OF B1ehahan' creek, IN the 9Th civil
district Of Giles county, Tenn. and bopnded
on the north BY the lands Of " + Lancaster,
On the north vest By lands Of Rob't Butler,
west by Alfred white, east By Colston Alb
eTnathy and south BY Bradley Lancaster;
and, By virtue Of the last veBdi expo named
above, viii sell also at the same time and
place, The entire interest Of John Golightly
in the above described lands; and By virtue
of vendi exponas from the Circuit court Of
Giles county, IN favor Of Wells Il MeLaurine
vs. Sarah a Neal, viii seil for cash ct the
same time and place, o tract Of land Ger tain
ing about $50 acres, lying on the waters Of
Buehananis creek, Ia the sth civil district Of
Giles county, eight nj es east Of Pulaski,
bounded on tie n nth and west by her chill
dTen, Mary and Annie Neal on thesouth BY
Win Bradley and east By " E Lancaster,
all Of which lands have been levied On and
viii be sold to satisfy said veRdi expos.
lune1td u. H. PARSONS, Shff.
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MU4GTNS.

w Ill make tbs present season (lslilg
w my place, miles south Of Potash.
Tennessee, on the Lambs Ferry Road, shl
will serve mares at s25 the season due thi
LIST Of July next, OF &85 BY tho ihsusana
due the list day ofJanuary next, and 81 ersA
in each case to the groom. Mares bred By
the insurance and afterwards removed q
traded viii forfeit the insurance moasy
PasturaRe at So per month, or grain feed R
customary rates. The season has CONNER
ed and viii end the I Of July. No liAbii'
~ fer accidents or escapes ineuFred.
DESCRIPTION.
MUGGIES is rich chestnut, iall hftea
hands high. For action, strength, symmt
try, and muscular power, he is without
rival, In his day, upon The Turf, as the pres
Of the country and eli the beat judges
America have conceded.
PEDIGREE.
Bred by Balie Peyton, Of Sumner county
in the spring of 1863
Got BY the celebrated race hoTae and stall
lion, JEck Malone.
lat Dam-FaDnfo McAllister, half siSiu
to the famous race horse SherFet, called g.
telite il England, By o'AearA best sen q
"a Dandy imp. Leviathan. ~
Sd Dam-lmP, Annie Maria By TEeAai
son Of SoTceTer.
4th Imp. mare PhnntOmii, b
Phantom. .a#
5th Danny Walton.
9Th Dam-Allegranti BY Pegasus
9TH Dam-0rangesqusozer, By the famQa'
High Flyer.
sth Dam Mop squeczer BY mssebanl
who john Randolph said was the btst hofE
that ever lived.
9Th Dam-Lady, b Sir q. Turner'ss v''F-
stakes.
10th Dam syphon's dam By Patriot
11th Dandy Crab.
18th Dam-By Bay BoieoT.
18th Dandy Curwin's Bay Barb.
14tlt Dandy Curwin's Old Spot. +
18th Dsm-By white legged Lothsr Bsii
10th Dam-Yintner Mare.
Muggins has nine Doomed crosses thioOp
the best channels His ptdigree fully uil
hes his performanf es, which were uneqph
led b.. any horse Of bic dag IN AnsIies,
w, G.. IS. ANDERSON.
Fulaski, March LIST, 1871. MARIE
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LIVERY
And Sale Stable.
Pulaski. Tenn.

I ia pleasure in saying 70 the public,
] that my eommodi0ue Livery Stable on
Main Street, north Of the public square is
now we'll Supplied with the
Best Of Harness and Saddle Horses
Gos.ing Buggies, nioa Carriages attentive
and accommodation OstlsFs, and plenty Of
ProEendeF.
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MeKTssAOK's
HEALTH BITTERS.

DREPARED from Herbs Of the Best he
dicinai Virtue. They purify the Blood,
cleanse the Syelezn, promoting health and
restoring al the diEoEFanizsd Injections Of
the hHnaH body. Especially acting upon the
Lives ana L1lqa, restoring lost appetite and
making tie feeble frame 81 FonT-
] b seEetabie com position Of the Bitters
can do 20 harm. They age preferred 20 all
otaezs - those who ga thssn- The irade
eal b azppiisd On liberal terms. On in
aPeetlou zee hsssseor - NashFille 1iaEeld
them Is medicine and net subject % the
MquoT tax. Prepared and ssld 81
j. W McKIsSACK,
. leh23-Iy. vac MIS-, Tenn.
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zrn'-onss---gsrdsu

Too many farmers are tempted
into selling their calves and young
stock, when some butcher con e.
along and offers them a fair price.
This is poor economy. Farmers
should remember, that all animals
used for food-and raised upon the
farm, should be regarded simply
in the light Of machines for con-
verting grain and grass into money.
This is one of the fundamental
principles OF good farming.
Every farm needs just as many Of
these machines as it can possibly
support; and there IS scarcely
limit to The amount Of stock an IN
dustrious, go-ahead. pushing farm
CT can keep upon quarter section
OF land here, especially in those
portions land they are by no means
few where the range is almost mn.
limited.
Then We advise the farmerto re-
sist all fancy prices for his calves,
build up herd, start the moving
machine early and keep it moving
late. Save your corn fodder and
straw and raise more vegetables.-
Economy in saving feed viii enable
you to raise and keep more stock;
and if there is profit in ten calves
there, is more profit in fifty.
To less extent the same is true
of hogs, but it is easier to over
stock a farm with hogs, than with
cattle or sheep
& Still, almost every farmer could
just as well keep and fatten two or
three times as many hogs as he does
If he would have a little more con
fidence in his calling, hire more la
Dor, cultivate more of his land that
is now lying idle. In a word, if
the farmer would "push things"
we would have fewer farmers poor
in purse.
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Market House.
VIZ. BUCHANAN 8 sons.

WILL eontlnus the bosInsss zseElaegly csr-
w sied oR By Hr. Knsght. a. hie Old Etand,
and VII Keep on hand tic tzst Of Beef, = sisz
tan and marketing generally HAVING .
z0od Ice chest tllsiE 1ssts Nili - kept 81 iea.
For thsst.est pf1nask efing aud hzEes Pzicss'
glyc ~ : call. inEes24ft
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PULASKI, TENN.
THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1871.