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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
Cleared Expenses isil.;'

The expenses OF the Exposition
were 1897, and were just balanced
by the receipts. Success crowned
it in every particular. -.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

The stock Of School Books is now
thought to be complete at She Book
Store. Teachers arc invited to call
and see.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
CIarksrilIe Fenale Academy.
The advertisements Of this fnstitu

The adVeTtlsemenJ OF THIS nstltu-
ton appears to-day. 1t offers great
advantages to its patrons, both in
the buildings, which are admirably
located, the. teachers. all OF whom
are eminently qualified, and the
course Of study, which is copplets,
Parents may commit their children
to the care Of DR.. West and his able
assistants, and feel assured Of their
improvements in mind, manner and
morals.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

A neg invoice Of school books
embracing "a the various puhlieas
tons used in orr schools areno Be;
ing received at the Book Store.
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OF for Denrar. o. 80

OA AoE DCuAuEs
a party of excursionists contom-
pate starting for Colorado about
We LIST Of September. They will
. ..l about fifty. A great many
"a go out this fall TO locate and
,O's will follow in the spring. I'VE
sorry 90 see our people leaving,
AIeglad they are going to such
good country.
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Go to the Book Store and get
the Nashville and New York daily
papers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

The handsomest invoice OF wall
papers ever seen in Pulaski just re
Ceiyed at the Book Store. ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

Our young friend, Tayior Har-
well, Of Nashville, was a visitor to
the Exposition. Taylor IS d model
young man. IS fTT
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Ter T0ngyess

We are authorized 20 announce Hon,
~. c. WmlrTHORSE, OF Malify, cahdf-
date to represent telb the 6th Congress
innal district Of ,letlhessee, IN the next
CoNSFess,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

We ask atteH ton tosMiss Sallie
Shapard's card. II You want thor
Ough instruction, thorough disci-
pine, and comfortable winter
school quarters Tor your children
try Miss Sallie Instruction on the
Piano or Guitar given in a satisfac-
tory manner to a few beginners.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
A NEW FIRM,
N r w s II O r e
nd New Goods!
Yale MILLS.

-
We have just received aud opened an
satire new stock OF gOOds, consisting %
staple and fancy Dry GO0sls, embracing
a-handsoane assortment OF ladies'. dress
Goods, Hats, etc; Groceries. Tin and
Hardware. Cutlery, Glass aRd Queens
ware, Hat and Caps, Roots and Shoes,
Ready-inaiie Clothing, Notions, sad
dies, Brides and Harness, C'Orlssge,
Spun Thread, agld everything JEsilally
found IN the iarRest hOtls5ss al Of which
we propose 10 sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cath
Or Good Barter.
CaIl and example and satisfy yonEsclf
that we are Ia earnest and mean what
We say
WANTED.-AI kinds ~ country
pSogluee, for which we VIII pay the
highest market prices, Bale, LoOss, IinU
or seed Cotton, Wheat, Corr and Oats.
Baron and Larti. Wool, Hides, Peltries.
Furs. SOcts, DRIED p ait, Beeswax and
GInseRF. 1T. McKISSACK & co.
may3-Ef
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Pipes, pipes, pipes cheap rs dirt
st the Book Store. s-.-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

You don't believe the Book
~, 'e Is being re-suscitated, call and
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

No book is sold Tor moro nor less
than the publishers ptice; at the
Book Store. 49,
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ATTENTION,

II might be well to Remember, yoti
chat have money and want llDmeSs i
have 1000 acres of gepd land -. SOB
none "a d worthless. For prlces, etc, ,
andy TO the Undersigned at his rancho,
4milcs south of Pulaski, on the Gill
Peterborough road. Ed. f. EVERY.
March l4-ly
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- = z -
Boxes Of Initial papers and en-
velops,. worth one dollar selling for
fifty cents, at the Book sto-e.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

We arc authorized 70 announces DIR.
II J. NoBLITT, Of Lincoln, a candidate
Ior Floater ID represent the counties OF
GilcsaBd Lihceln ia the next General
A .srU4blF,
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Friday. Angust 9Oth. Is72.

said Robert GOrdOn's one-seventh inter
est In Il tract of 40 acres OF land on
which his mother, Mary J.. Gordon,
now resides, situated in tho 18th civil
district of Giles county, on the waters
of Richland creek, bounded north by S.
b. Marsh, east by John Gordon, south
by NJ. A. RothrOck, and west by w. T.
Gordon, decd. levied upon and to be
sold as the property of said ROb't Cor
don, Jr., to satisfy said wrftS.
Aug. 8, u. II. PARSONS, Shift.
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GensfaI 4ssefabty,

81 IN rsgaest Of Frfehds declare
.,r,ciT A candidate to represent the
, ,"y of Giles in themes Ueitefal As
M, w. 5. NEWELL.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

I. b. Baugh was appointed Ad.
ministrator OF tie estate OF z. ID.
Bowers, deed, by County court on
Monday. ezr es1a1 lf-E,
ID. G. Kimbro was appointed
Guardian oFElJaE F. Anthony vice
Geo. NJ. Brownlow, resigned. 'sH--sa-
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mnNsl q RatfIsEa9LealrEr

10 Eest @ RstffRs kes.1 lTf4
On last ednesc AZ, while riding
aFon3a TIE f.fm OtFs 81. Kufsey.
two miles south Of the Brick Church,
MessFs. P. s. Foster and Jimmie
Bond fOaBd DEN of rattiesnakes
numheTIAg twenty, which they sgsE,
.rssdea IA Blllfhg. zAe ole one bad
ten rattles aud measured three and
a half feet IN lsngth- end eleven and
3 halfinches II circumference. Each
one Of the young ones were three
feet long Rpd each, had . button.
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OF d


Just received, made TO special order by
the original Pattern--white, with Brown
trimmings, and ''tiFeeley and BFUwB''
in gilt letters-whieh Is now the most
popular hat known, and sold at very
low prices by the
junl3tf sHAPARD BOYS.
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ForF1odter.

We are authorized TO EanfoHnee W
TI,NILroN, Of Lincoln, a candidate OF
yenresent the Eloaterial district OF Giles
md Lincoln in the next Legislature, =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
oOMMERCTAL.
NASHVILLE. August p, 1872.

Cotton Is dull ~ith slight change
in prices. Below arc the Nashville
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7. II TAYLOR

HAVING removed 20 hisI sw store house
llEass side Square. PuL0ski. Tenn,
TEFORSrs all ais frfends and ahs public
L geheFAlly tl1ab Dc Is f.eei wing . lafgestoek
ofnew dry Goods carefully seleotRd, q nice
at Of Boots, ShOos, Hats, &C, Family Gro
ceFibs, Hard, TiIE and QnssnsWare. = good
supply Of mechanics sFoeia 81 every deseFiP-
ton. Returns thanks for the liberal pa
tTonage OfthepeOpis Of Giles county AHd Hos
lieits aco1tinUaree Of the came. las alao
nics.iot Of faafy-iaAds Clothing which
he win cell ct cot, and Is selling every
ching very. low for cash, vents every body
20 eail-tnd. see for tl5eeslsalEsa- d0elS-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

h.. '''oaS indebted to Hume F.
ON VIII please call and settle at
b. win l. NJ. Joues, whois shere~
Ia, , ..', to close up the bust
1.-THE above named person.
HUME +. JoSEs.
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TIE EXPOsiTToS

Wealtha Beauty and Fashion Al.
b sembled q Wishsss -
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QUEENSWARE.
4 full line OF common and fine QueeRa-
ware aud Glassware.
GrOCarieS

Our stock of Groceries and LiqtOI
complete and will, as heretofore, be
at the very lowest market rates.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

Any Book or Periodical, Of every
and any kind desired, furnished on
short notice at publishers prices, at
the Book Store. IN
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of two writs of vcndi ex-
ID pOuas issued from the Circuit Court
of Giles county, one in favor of w. /.
Henderson and one I'm favor Of G. IL.
Nc Million, Admir-, VS.. Robert Gordon,
Jr., and others, l viii sell for cash, TO
the highest bidder, at the courthouse
door in Pulaski on
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

~That was q proper resolution
Judge Dibble gave notice Of in the
meeting Of the School Board on
Wednesday night. The Treasurer
Of that body is not required to SUBJ
init any statement to the Board or
any one else for supervision or ex-
animation. On enquiry the Judge,
as chairman of the Board, ascertain
ed that the treasurer had received
$139,6l9, and expended $139,2o2
leaving a balance in his hands Of
$417. Such q loose mode Of carry
ing on a matter Of such importance
demands correction and we are glad
to note the intention to apply q
remedy by requiring detailed re-
ports to be submitted to the Board
at stated times. We make these
remarks without intending the re-
hottest reflection on the present
competent aud trustworthy treas
urer.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

~-The Park Commissioners
determined 70 obtain the best pro-
faaGonal talent to aid them in car
ryinR out their idea Of improving
and identifying thsCity Parks have
secured The services u Mr. Bogazt,
aP.rk engineer Of known celebrity.
This oeptlesnan has visited the
aroan6 and thsze il. reason 70 be-
Isve that he will ere long. present
such plans aud specifications to the
Park Commissioners al Will enable
them 10 carry cut their cherished
purpose Of improving the Second
and Sixth District Parks,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

4 young married In! nan ,t, ut i = :
making 70 soms lad1es 'p " 1T
always tho woeeen !. ::nd;ansps
.the men, When his.wife 'no't Sesr;
ranl;ed: you know, my '''''
nerer r.n-a4ter You ;a ~
''' That may BE-" he rep'' a. : 8
You took might good caro- ~ :
ont Of the way.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

%The National Republican with
its accustomed tone of perversion
attacks the police officers, who &C
companied Mr.. J. l.. Tharpe to the
Office Of tax collector in Jefferson,
because they were in citizens dress.
and calls them !''the disguised po-
lice" Now the simple truth, and
that beyond a doubt we'll known to
the N. Il is that the officers we're
two we'll known Specials"
Assume ayrtue, if you have it
not"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

. ~The intense desire Of the bulk
Of Republicans for harmony in our
ranks stands out in bold and re-
markable contrast to the bullhead
ed stubborneae Of the leaders Of the
Customhouse wing Of the party.
These gentlemen pretend That they
want harmony, but tho terms on which
they propose to secure it, are SO in
sultingand humiliating that no body
Of men can honorably accept them.
The bulk Of the people want peace
and unity, let their representatives
at Baton Rouge ON Wednesday SD
peroede the impracticable leaders
and give it to them.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

~The fair in Central Church
was closed on Thursday evening
after having been open for ten even
ines. Crest praiseis due the ladies'
who havesoregularly and 20 loogsn'
dursd the haraasing duties Of hold
ing tables. We have not asoertsiued
the nett proceeds Of tho effort but
We have no doubt . respectable sun
will be turned over.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

DrnzaArrs from the City and
Parish Of Orleans were elected on
Thursday last TO the Cutomhouse
Convention to meet in Baton Rouge
on June 10. We have not heard Of
any dissatisfaction with the elected
from the political centers in the
Granite building, 10 We suppose
their men are all in.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

. Tnr PowzR OF SYxrA7H1.E.n%1
is NO class of sympathy xo'% !
not humanized and hber.li,se, I
feelings and sentiment, oy Ws II
and friendly intercourse. es11
born 10 sy1npsthiz for es:n ~;
in pleasure a. wall as s1,e''
social feelings are improved h
auupemsuts IRE ,part'cPs%.a
IN oommoa With our fsI'9 ~
lie mind warns and e1Pan "s. a,l
beoomee sensible 10 pleesa,sss 4
known 10 him whose en'ci.a
asall but n1itayy-whc ~
MHiaisrsst and bsPP'1es :.
oonceen 70 he marrow o'ro'e
ON @lfshnesa The soul ee' "S.1
:6beraised ind en1ishteneo other|
nnineling in, the society o. &
add pa1sicul.liy when sh'1 na :
cootr.ry. IN solitude tho , S,' 60 O.
comss misnthropie and se eus flsl
traoted n his notions
WITH nasrow preiudices'
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15
GRANT 40 WILSON.
II -
NOTICE OF NONINA11or
eoaT oaA,1's ir1z..


HxooadoDt Chant and H.
~ wl.cn h.. Aon' III
'.~se oeen not6ad d
tho Etoe5dent Of the Nat;o,, ~
nnka;e.n no.,..a:...0 N
''soaon Of. their ao
nafsoo BY The convention.
Tha follov;r.:. -
u the Pteeidap.
letter Of oeeopeAoee:
Er,,-.
T Wa,h;neton' :n = kAa,has.
n. mo--ea... ~ . - Ia
t;o.,ss ks.sadsae Of ~
rs:lsa Conssatioa; AZ
essnt "a Eta s.s b; y! 9! lss
"a -. oss| t'ee Raidss
vcnr ~. -
~. oot,ae - 1.s. a. sd'aia.ns
sd "a : = ~ soasensaoa bad i
s:..t III % Tie iha ~
a=am;...;o. ~ :a. ana Of ~ uaaia,s
Ms.i..S W. 'as E1esadsaey By i
Tasss---
I o 0aArm.
yv1 .s.s.- ~ aeetueit thanh b ,r
S.. los TINS marx o(thsir al
~ h ~. .i'. soRpoass II cs:esed b Essa.
- p.s.ea oya nnd Ptunaan
a,,t;ss ~ : s;an t.ene.a 70 perform u
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

HARD ON DOLLY VARDw.-The
Weekly Berr,uec South gives the fol-
lowing graphic and perhaps appro-
pirate description Of one of the
present fashions. It says:
"The Dolly Warden is simply a
punched up overdress, cuti in antique
style, and made Of any lowered ma
terial which most resembles old
fashion chiutz bedroom furniture"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

l0-In our advertising column
will be found the notice q tho ree-
diness Of "Noy," at his restaurant
on Pontchartrsin wharf to afford
accommodation to patrons. It a.
fords ID pleasure to recommend the
establishment Of our entarpsiine
hisnd 10 TIE patronage Of lake W.
81aal4 BE- beat. 49,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

1GrPelican Lodge, K. c., and
t;aeir numerous. friends, had a gay
old time at the City Park with their
picnic, which lasted. for three days.
We are under obligations for special
attentions.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

Now 1E.a. Ysstsrdays 1tsp'@a-
Gun eontsips tie letter i 0osernqki
w.rmotk 70 Hon. Il. j canpbsR,
(Preidsas Of Tho oonvseasfMg
2dsoiiniing the presentaten OF -
name to tho convention q Baseo
Rouge for denomination.
The aspect in which we view this
step to-day ID, in its bearing on the
C~ustomhouse Republicans These
gentlemen have all along been clam
oring for "the other wing Of the
Republican party to sever all con-
nection with Governor Wazmoth,
to "drop him." to come out from
him and be separate and all would
be right Well, the Governor has
officially sundered himself whether
wisely or unwisely results alone will
tell; but he declines TO be q candidate
before the Baton Rouge Assembly.
Let us hope that q spirit Of honest
m~anliness will inspire. the Custom
house folks to . straight forward
course. Never a good reason for
declining to act with Republicans
because an Objectionable member
was among them, let there be no
more captious and pharisical pre-
fences, no more iimpracticable con-
ditions Of compromise, but let all
meet and unite on . common basis
and, I'VE may be happy yet"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

0IM1 jan1ntable that tho oily
Dapoe.sie pepsr. shouldbe always
lndslgiag i iudh gBoas sxaegssera-
t,oos and wii:asn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of srery petty q,Ar1ei between men
wbess sscideat hGrs msdsto di6ss
IN oompklse. .nstobsseeFssted
sassm4lb.asar.pstewp1oe'ed
nsptanAis - psovpe ssr q
ysoss," - s'idssoss It tAe@'
evolnes ind vindioivsness which
bs.mgto . barhsric aeei and ar'
uttsst inconsistent vithshe prosss'
MON 70 sire the negro q tsiT ehsns'
.n8e-1eeS.lo for life.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

wrTbe National Republican Of
yesterday is facetious at the ex.
pense of some gentlemen who are
prominently spoken of as candi-
dates for the various State Offices,
and but for the air Of seriousness
which pervades the first part Of its
Estate ticket" article, we would
have thought some one of the subs
had perpetrated a huge joke on the
Customhouse. For, really, we can
scarcely think that any sane Re-
publican believes q State ticket com
posed Of any six Of the. gentlemen
named could receive enough sup
port to even make it formidable.
But it is just what has been charged
against this faction. They are re-
solved to have all the prominent
Offices for their ring, and hence they
don't want compromise. Why it is
the coolest and sublimest impu-
dence we have seen for some time
to assume that only the gentlemen
have been prominently"
spoken of. The writer might have
come nearer the truth if he had
added-in Customhouse circles.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15
MURDER m ST. LANDRY,

meops,oaaas Losvndl. Of Jun'
8 chrenislss another eon blooded
murder eenmitted @ Jupa6. Tn
words Of our contem. are:
1.-THE victim in this case, Willis
johnson, . colored preacher. j
seems on Thursday night was visit
ing his friends or relations, nea,
MI. Soloason Johnson's on Coules
Croche. During the night. tn
house WAS surrounded by an armed
band, who broke in, seized thei'
victim,a and dragging him out, liter
ally riddled his body with buckshot
When the poor fellow begged fol
time to say his prayers. some brute
was heard 70 reply: G-d-n you
you have always prayed too much:
there is no time for such foolishnes&
now, and Immediately . volley wai
fred into him.
"People living at q distance, We
imagine, will scarcely credit the
report Of such hellish work in GU,
parish; yet we assure them it Il
true.
"Nor is it an isolated instance
On the contrary, within the range
of this gang. from Coulee Croche
to the neighborhood; Of Grand Co.
teau, and along the southern line Of
our Parish, such cases are Of fire.
quent occurrence; and notwith-
standing to our own personal
knowledge, the most untiring efforts
have been made by the ofnecrs to
ferret out these murderers, 80 far
there has been but little success.
BY their barbarities and craelties,
and by means of their thorough
organization, they have created q
reign of terror, which efectually
precludes any inquirs into their
Deeds"
The Journal is satisfied that these
diabolical acts are committed by .
we'll organized band, and that every
member of it is known and could
be Unidentified, did witnesses dare
testify against them" But they do
not, and the question naturally
comes up what should be done to
arrest these outrageous proceedings?
We propose the enquiry and hope
that all in authority, in State and
National departments, on whom de-
volve the protection Of the defence
less masses, will take cognizance
of this matter, and exertingg
the puissant arm of authority and
power, secure peace and order to
the unfortunate people who are ter
rorized in the parishes.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

Ho FOR BXrox Rouok-On Mon
day afternoon, the delegates to the
Convention will leave The City on .
steamboat chartered fox the pur-
pOoe.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15

Flow to prevent your wife from
you--ron't marry.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-15
The Pleasures Of Reporting.

The Cincinnati Gaaate says:
It is a nice thing to rouse au 4
DERBY gentleman from his sunbs
at a late hour Of the night, 10 ordaz
to ascertain who occupies the n
naming houses on the bod. III
almost as exbilara6pe, in tsd,
sitting down upon q red:bst polka
One Of the Gaaeste's reporters It'd
the former pleasing little psrb'a1
ance q few nights ago. The sn1
was in tho West End, the hour n
midnight and the reporter NJ
seeking a gentleman residing on b
street, on important business Il
ter trying in vain to secure . d'd
BY deciphering the numbers % NJ
houses he at last mounted tbeass
leading to an unpretentioos 'hrss1
story brick house and rang she bell.
softly. and but once. In shout 4
minute a confused sound, " "
somebody falling over eh'l1' "d'''
broke the silence, and Divers s''
phurious exclamatlous came floating
out ON the still night DIR: 2ssaI
with a suddenness Of lightning on
tho noise of a clap OF thunds'
window was flung open y
several lengths Of an elderly gsnusl
man who looked as If be had "b'l
he revolution bulged. through u
while a voice growlsd ''o
IN tones Of bruin like sweetness
Well, what dye want'" "po'
1880 live here or in this n'ea]
II don't know, 81.
Well, could you inform me ware
Of these houses is number ~
II don't know, cir; I don't Know
"well. you really must p'rd-
" Well, you. cir, ought to tno" rD1
Won want TO zee before waking pei
pie up At this time Of night; -! i']
ought to be arrss'ed, s'r' ~
sir: You have no ',9'' =
people out Of Their s'es r., \
way, cir. Dontyea mo" w.
ir7 Aye, cir. II you DOM
yea, sir, and that's oil l'' e"1
nv sbout It. Good night @'