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/ never owned q whole elephant
could you2 He IS bigger than any
horse 1 ever saw keep q nan with
I q mUstache and his fist boy. The
elephant Is o noble animal, the wo.k-
/ est Of cod. lie is a. aua color when
. finished and runs TO .xtramrs, hav
ing two tails, Which don't resemble
him to q goat His kittens are
very large. III had one OF them 10
my hand it would be more rs two
birds in q bush The elephant Is
mighty big. / don't know what for.
The elephant must nave had g0oa
milk when he was baby or Le
could ECl have done il He has q
moor fur and his front tale is dC4b.e.
barrell,,,. Ike opera glass into pint
end. This Is may to look around
with when ever he GOES ~ . mena9-
erie when he is there. lie lives -
nag with a good 5ea. Of it with Cat-.
90 10 the ant and learn wisdom. for
the elephant carries two 9th pix
under his eyes on the outside Of his
trunk, which he takes when he goes
on train with some tobacco I'm his
other eve. The elephant is q large
thing. I saw one in Rhode Island
as had to 80 To- In. q to be born
India is bigger than part Of Rh05e
Island. He carries q great wait.
he is SO slow. One elephant vii eat
more grass than two geese. George
Washington cut q tree In two with
hatrhet a elephant can't sing So
wei as ne can play the worries. This
is a joke. The elephant is not q
Joke. He weighs more than the
President of the United States. l
don't want anv of him in mine, hc
has such q reach. Some elephants
are very old. When they dit it Is
with a quick consumption. How
much would a good elephant bring.
Aunt Braddly has got a new bust.-.
LIS u WI apeT on q string. AID bias
got picture OF elephant onto f.
am going to Sc it. Some say give
me liberty or give me death 1 say
give me q mule with a paint brush
tail The elephant is rightly bic
thing on ice, especially where 1t
ain m0ustTOUs thick.
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The Old Curmudge0H.
BIZ JENNIE JUNE.

Do YOU know himI Heis always
afraid somebody wants hiIn To die
in order TO get his money. Wei,
he is pretty nearly right when a
man IS more use dead than alive
why should people want him 70 still.
live.
HIS no Sc is the dingiest and
darkest and meauest in the whole
ncighborhood. Not that it need be.
1t is big enough, but he lives IN it
because he owns 1t, and could not
rent il, and there is not the sight
est evidence Of its being a home
There are no 'jardiHieres' IN the
windows, no rustic stands, no flow
crs, no bird-cages-the blinds and
shades are kept down t. exclude
the sunlight. aud festive gatherings
/ are so lev and far between that the
oldest.uhabitaEt could not tell when
the last one took place.
the nearest approach to it that
can be remembered was the funeral
OF the old curmUdgcOn wife, which
occurred five years AGO. It must
80 - - 1.,- ~ ~ 80 d.
- -, 5acI,-a-s577 80 81 +beT,oCT
z,-I,ra1 ~ - : 1.ar+ ontsida nj
rc. ON 400. y-6iIa eEa ,rlz grfra
~ +,r-.r -. +fe. 80 II st.-. and
was PgOLablyg.ad 90 get there
o.[-- I.fg ~. H. IT., hi, f-rea
d@ngErars - he 5-esslf and c5u-
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Lirht WfthnfE MatnI,os

Take an oblong PhiaI of the
whitest and clearCst glass, put in it
d piece of phosphorus about the
size of pea upon which pour some
oliye-o. heated to the boiling point.
filing the paiaI about oue-thiri full.
and then cork the phial hermetieaI-
ly. To use it. first, remove the
cork aaJa,'ew he air TO enter tHe
phial, and then rccorIl it. The
whole empty space in the bottle VIII
then become luminous, and the hight
obtained win be equal to that Of
lamp. As soon as the light grows
weak its power can he increased by
opening the phial and allowing q
fresh supply OF air 20 enter l.. Iu
winter It Is sometimes necessary q.
heat the gLjal between the hands To-
increase the Guility Of the OIL
Thus prepared the phiaI may De-
used six months. Tins contrivau.a
is now used by the watchmeu OF
Paris In all magazines where eNpIo-
sivc or iufammah.c materials are
stored
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DIR. ItADWAY'S
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Erz-y dap Of tie SARSAPAEuLIAN
RESOLVENT communicates through
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids
juices Ofthe system The ri.0r II tie. for it
pairs the wastes of the body with newa
sound material Nc~guiQ, SpUhIis. Con
sum ton, GlGEdU7GT dtSs zss, Ulcers 81 tie
throat, hg1tb. TtE5ars, A0dss a. tie CErEfs
and Oth9r UGgts 0T tt sgste1H. SIRE E1es .Nfy1l-
Dl0TJzs discharges fran tie eIrs, and tts s1o9isE
fgzHss n sEia diseases, EFsD t5g1S, Feusr .Sres.
Seald Had, Ring Horn, Salt RAsuB1, I'm
si0elgs Acas, Black Spo's Worms in IL
Fesd, TjzHsoTs, Cancers T. he W0nl5, and al
are1ksViaJs and pGiafEE diseEGrgcs, IiyH
SireIfs, Lass OF SDerUI and al 5rzstes oftbs
lire DFi7ciDls, are iCithiE the clrGfirs rance II
tA5s ls17der At AodeTs Chemistry, and q Te1S
days nee lgit rr0Us to q Q pers01 usi9g L for
stt5er 0ftbess fgrsls ~ disease Is n0teHt .79so,
to care thin.
Not only does Che SaRsAPARI LIAM Res.
VENT excel all known remedial agents
the cure OF Chrome, Scrofulous, ConstitE
tiO1al, and SKIN diseases: but it is the oul
positive cure for
Bladder d idneY Complaints,
Urinary aRd won't diseases. Gravel Diabe.
ties. Drops Stoppsge of Water Inconti-
nence Of Urine. Buzh,'s Disease, Album
maria, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits
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ChaneerY Sale of Land

D. Z. Horn and others ". Virginia a.
Horn and others.
Pursuant to a decree Of the ChanceTy
Court at Pulaski, for Giles county, Ten
nessee, in the above cause, viii sell On
Thursday, August -, 1872.
on the premises, at public sale, to the
highest bidder, on i credit of 6, y, Is
and u months, with interest from day
of sale, and free from the equity of re-
demption, the tract of land mentioned
in the pleadings, situated about two
miles north of old Lynnville, on the
Columbia and Pulaski turnpike road,
and adjoining the lands OF r. T. McLau-
rine and others and known as the Dear
ing tract. Sold in one or more traSts
70 suit purchasers. Notes with ap-
proved security required and a lien re-
tanned for the payment of the purchase
quincy. w. +. BALLESTLNE, c & II.
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COURTS.
CLGHceTy CoUrt-Rcgius the 81 Monday
in February and lst Monday In Sept.
Hon. W. =. Fleming, Chancellor ".
+. BallentiHe, Clerk and Master.
Circuit Court-Begins the Fourth Mon
days in March, July and November.
Hon. VIM p. Martin, Judge. Henry
n. Stanley, Clerk.
GriDuHai CcUrt-Begins the Ist Mon
days in January, MAY and September.
Hon. Thos. VI. Jones Judge. Henry
Il. Stanley Clerk. Jos Russell, At
tcrgCy General.
Comfy C0urt-Nects the Ist Monday ID
eara month. Wyatt II. Abcrnathv,
Chairman. II. II. Aymetr, Clerk.
John +. Rose, Deputy Clerk.
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EoOTs I'D TO-.

We are now opening q fun and COM
picte stock OF Boots and shoes at Mays
corner. Our stock is direct from Phila-
CelPllia. New York and Boston, and
viii be sold at small advance for
Cash. We invite OR frirngs and the
public generally Co call and examine
our -.orE end prices
aprlE-,l III tANNsr~ e. 90.
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The Albany Aruu calls attention
to the fact that aI-lo Grant was
nominated on the isEI, and the
month is nearly ont; vet there has
~car~e.y demonstration OF auur5-
ya- beyond the purchased tlh.eauN
at Philadelphia, been made in any
part # tLe county.
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ALaCEL IrEu-AdyertisinC gives
UotlgIety o. business. and uotoTigty
brings additions. trade, and aidi-
tionai trade brings an increase of
population, and increase Of PoPula-
ton brings fitness and general
prosperity. If
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Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitters arc not a vile Fancy
link. Made q Poor Ram, VVhiskcy,
oor spirits aud Refuse Liquors, doc
.r-i, saic-d and svFee;=nod TO please the taste
-..-i % Tauics,' 90 Appetizer ' BestCrerE, &c.
.1. lad ,ilo ti74ia- on to LrunI-uaess and ruin.
turz- r-us N1.-ici1E. made fr~rn the Native
Roofs aui II-rf4 % california, free from all
lcobo'sc ~IisIuiuut@. They are tie
.EEtF BLOOD PURIFIER and A
IIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, O perfect
-ar8va.o- E1I / -yeor=tor Of the System carry
grT TO 7oisa7ous matter AMI rastoriaz tho blood
10 q Hea.-ly rau-. .ion- DO per-51 can tzas tiez4
....'.-s -e-a-'r-x 20 directions EaI rar11ta iang
r1~rL r-rvs.rt tHei- brnes are not dc-troFed
a-.e-r-I --ri1~7 or other means. and tie vital
r-l.a- s---.i L.sa-.. tla point % rgsli--
They ura CrutIr PurEntivc nE we'll
49, Taul-, .7assss-.t-. also, tHc peculiar lsariz
. --.s..r -s -a7--.. 90 "--1t fro relieving Ca--a--
..7I or -a.arr.a=.ias aE.-s Live, and II El. "a
FOX ii-EtA I.E. COMPLAINT rs. vHetIz.r
...- married 1r Single. O.. the darn q
z7-aaa-1oE o-al .lls t1ra Of ii., ;-sss 4eH.e EiE
..Es .l.ra ua equal.
Far IutisiIsf-iufo5-r un 3 C:Irouic Ishr-.
-tuti-u =ud t,ors, Dyspepsia or IB
'f-c-Ilun. Bf.IGu-, EerfiIrcut INA
'rf-rUgiIivnt frN@rz, Bi-rs-Cz Of tire
blood. Liver, Kidneys aHd Bladder,
..ses. Esigtcrs b We l==4 lsr#t r.cc1vEfsL ~Hch
sg5-ra-r~ are r-Hs.d ~ VftIuIra blood,
81 ..I a -rrr-ai'- produce ~ dar-ns-Iaant o.
-Ls Digestive Or=uH-.
DYSPEPSIA o. INDIGESTION,
'.r-ie- i--H 3D. Hir i.1-lIar r, C,EE-.a. a iglt-
H- % t-- C-1=-. I.tzzlura-, -lHr Er-r-zrI5rrz %
80 stomach. E-I a--a 100 rio ll4Ull. ELi9us
-rs. i'a f.ai7- of.Ha Hes.rr. Il.'iar-raatiors O.
l-.-7- i..-. .r -.--r-E.rr.T ~ tr- Kidneys, aHI
..saa-.. a.. o. .f---, s--si1.1-1s IRE lho Of
-s uFa--1-ia-
.-l '.r --s--a.'s and -.zlulz-- tie
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n. s -. RAILROAD.
ArrieaL. d T.,ains at PrLnsEt

PASSENGER TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Arrives at II 30, ?. ", and y 80.
J.. ".
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Arrives at 1910, z. NJ, and TO 20, ?. N
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Going North-Arrives att :3O,A II.
Going South-Arrivesa tI.P.
Fay rtteviIle horse mail route leaves.
every Thursday at $50 pm. Arrives
On Saturday at II 80 ain. This mail
Embraces bradshaw, Bunker Hill. PfsoaH.
JFrcsl0u and Melville.
sugar Creek mails arrive every Thur
day at pm. Departs Friday ut am.
Tbs mall embraces Appleton. Minor
HiiI, Good springs, MaTJuts and Mock
e-ou.
IHwTcHccbur@ mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at u 30 am.
Departs same days at ] PIN. This en-
braces Vale Mills, BOdcuhamer, West
PCiu' and WaylaHd SPRING.
har""ii9 Falls mail arrives every Sat
uriay ~ ii 80 am. Departs same dav
~ . ? 30 pm. This embraces Parker
Store and CampbelsViIe.
Eikton mai! arrives TUESDAYS and Fri
days az 10 pm. Departs same days at
2 pm.
Money orders can be obtained at the
Pulaski i'0~toiiicc upon po-to1iices i'm all
P1rts Of the United State. a list of
money order offices may be seen on APP
plication. The following are the rates
of commission charged for money or
ders: Orders not exceeding so, 10 cts:
over $40 and not exceeding $50, Is cts
ever $50 and not exceeding so, 20 cts:
over $40 and not exceeding $50, % cts.
j. u. LEWIS, L. VI.
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DER. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen Railways Pills, for tn
cure of all disorders Of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels. Kidneys Bladder. Nervous DIS
eases. Headache, Constipation, COST veuess,
Indigestion Dyspepsia, BIlioUsueSs, Bilious
Fever, Inflammation Of the b wells, Piles,
and all arrangements of the Internal Visce-
"a. Warranted 20 effect a positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury,
minerals or dc 'eterioUs drugs
4 few d~Fes Of ia ways Pills win free the
system from all the above named disorders
Price Is csuts PSF box. Sold u druggists.
Read .'FAL6E AND TRUE" sd one
ttcs5r stamp TO RADWAY s. CO., No. -
Warren Street, New York. Information
worth thousands viii be sent you. julg5-ly
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Thos. G.. Bailey. Of Nashville, is
the first man in his class at West
Point.
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Treasury Department,
Office Of the
Of tie Currency.

WHEREAs, By satisfactory evidence
presented 10 the undersigned, II has
been made 10 appear that ''Ihe Giles
National Bank OF Pulaski in the town
Of Pulaski, in the county of Giles. and
State of Tennessee, has been duly organ
lied under and according TO the require
meuls OF the Act Of Congress, entitled
An Act to provide a National Curren-
CIV secured By q pledge of United states
Bonds, and to provide for the circul1-
rion and redemption thereof approved
June 81. 1864. and has complied with all
the provisions OF sad Act required 70 be
com piled before commencing the busi-
ness Of Banking under said Act.
Now Therefore, 1. John jay Knox
Comptroller Of the Currency. DO hereby
certify that "The Giles National Bank
Of Pulaski, In tile town Of PULASKI, in
the county Of Giles and State of Ten
ueS=ee. Is authorized To commence the
business OF Banking under the Act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, wit
t-r.vl ness my hand and seal Of Of
'i--Ai1 fee this 3Ist day CfAiay, 1872.
Signed JOHN JAY KNOX,
funG-2m Comptroller Of Currency.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

StfUg- Dayid II. Parsons
Daputsy-B David II. Parsons, Jr., Il. VI.
Bilcs and RObt. j. Anderson.
Rob'J s. Blow
t0r CoiscfOr-R. T.. Evans.
Provisioning ~. Brown.
ReGistel-Johu W. Dyer.
Aot4rlss Fattic--James Buford, JF. and
w. r. Alexander.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FEDERAL oFEIcrrs-

R-epue Tar Assessor-J. II. Morris.
E.regae Tar t.iieCtor-S. c. MoHctt.
Py5tHuster--J. ID. Lewis.
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Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rates. Address.
7. W. AcCORD, Pulaski, Tenn.
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J.
the gods, who wants nothing.
T.ava yr.rI enough ,ro,c =. O GOOD
rnI. butlra - i,I aIoua l. r1Urb hot
ter
/ When everybody rfvee q lift vour
trouble is easy borae
I 7r,,, TIA.
hold is an uurulv tougu..
/
" " il,Ls o'l men. see d sun the 'Li-'7
r.. I"e Hes1'eIs oeei''la inc sloiy o.
- ..L.-' ,.l' III IL ''l-'l-- ''-O' I-- a ~
manu- " Ola
I Il is the sliUgc.iuczs Of orr hearts
that causes 50 many slips IN our
lives.
Peter remembered the word
Jesus and went out and wept bitter
tcrly.
We never lose our hearts until
+ they have first lost the cficaciJus
and powerful expression OF God
o''''
4 man shall not be established by
wickedness. but the root oil tAe
/ righteous shall be removed.
/ The GOOD seed ortbe Lfag7on Is
20 he sown Tho Iedginu Tfa.a for
/ fhc srrd Is the hear+
.ba e.It , 49,. f,I y, r;, IN &C.,.
nal life
Inc hatred oil those VINO arc most.
nearly connected, IS the most iuyet
49,
IL Lhoa mast Io.Ieftn9 SaIFlHt-
SeA' nun on Ihy GRAND just oeioTe
/ MS "IAneT'
As charity covers multitude {.
SINS eloIe o'od' 50 does tol.,eAess
OsIOIo lAci
/ The seeds of repentance are sowr in
youth by pleasure, but the harvest
1 is reaped In a.sc BIZ pain.
( The only way for rich mr- =
bo healthy is nv evarcisa and sb
stiuepce-to live as if he we're moor
/ " hoA we suspect ourselves 20 De
most miserable then Is the grace
/ oil COD most iaFOFaU-e'
Truth IS the ground Of science,
the scales Of charity, the type Of
eternity aud the great fountain 81
grace.
r.f.r. al a.. ,-----..- ...--.-.-
rra ~ - az, 80 d. = Us ''.l
orI go IL III - ~ ~ l.,t me VI l''l'-l'
-''''' '''l'-' 40 'i'o i'5-'' Vi Tic Cio7s'
Al man Has no HlyiC II8I5 10 say F.
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che Gitisen and 9rt5e,

A Weekly journal devoted TO the inter
ssts OF the citizens Of Giles County, and
sbe State Of Tennessee at large.
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GE95E9E0EETE5 BiaaAiES :!

THE UNDERSIGNED wants to sell
i 200 Acres Of Land within ~ miles
Of Pulaski,
A House and Lot in Town
horse and buggy, several COWS and
calves. a good saddle horse, &c The
land viii be sold in one, two or three
parcels q may be desired. The
Town Lot Contains 81 ACRES
and viii be sold in lots 10 suit purchas-
ers. The lands and lots VIII be sold on
~, , & 3 TE4RS THE,
with % per cent cash; or on 8, u, 1s,
q and 30 months time-with 10 per
cent cash, as the purchaser may desire.
The Horses, Buggy, Cows, &C., on 4
Credit Until Christmas
Good Security required in every in
stance, and liens retained on the lands
and lots Ii not sold privately before
the first Monday in November, VIII
then lee
- Sold TO the Highest Bidder.
The 200 acres land comprises the well
known
1" u RILEY HILL" TRACT, ~
/ D. miles east Of town, has on il the
finest young orchard in the country,
/ is well watered, well timbered, well
suited To fruits, grapes, grain and cotton
! The house aud lot Is situated on
ia ST HILL.
outside the corporation limits, but
CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS,
and can be made one of the prettiest
/ places in town. Possession given to
/ the land Text Christmas and to the
house ami lot whenever desired,
may3O-tf /. W. McCORD.
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The Only Pain Remedy
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
~ AFFORD TNsTANrFAsF-

The application Of the Ready Relief TO
the part OF parts where the pain or difficulty
exists viii afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tumbIer Of water
VIII II a few moments cure CRAMPS
SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH. HFA RI
BURN, SICK HEADACHE. DIAPRHFA.
DYSINTERY, COLIC. WIND IN THE
BOWELS, and al INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry a bottle Of
RsdWay' - Ready Relief with them. A
few drops IN water viii prevent sickness an
pains from change Of water. It is bects
than French Brandy OF Bitters IS 8 stimH
2snt.
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n. - u 90,
No., I..I-f SJ,.,...r1
Y,r~r, rtr.-1Fpt r Ny.rs
ALDERMEN.
Az. Aberuathv. Rah-t Sha2arl. JAS. II
Or 'w", II. EaiUey, IIcury VI. Stm-
Z SAUArrA TRIBE. so. G, 7. OR. n.
@lH1t. N1uueut {. 4 Ma oH- 4. OF H.
CAMP OF rAI- FACES. so. SIS.
an 81,
'''Ns'''' j res 81 = ,''" wv
T.. O. o. r.
d'c,- every, trg,.a2y oNgn'5gg one hour
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Roofing Felt,

Both plain and saturated. The plain f.
much used ior putuug under carpets.
For sale hy the sock City Paper Man
Company, Nashville, Tenn.
Circulars sent free or application.
=. VI. SCOTT, Pres't.
Cash Drid for Rags. marIT-6m
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METHODIST 3. EiiI EEU -SuUTu.
h"E- rs rllbom Mooney, Pastor. Seryi-
&c aI iI a.aI-- and : pm.
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POPULARITY AID SUCCESS.
It's ever ready adaptability to all
Of work makes it absolutely the
BEST FOR GENERAL USES

It uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE and
makes the LOCK Stick alike on
both sides Of the goods.
It's great economy in Thread, using
only 2 IL yards of thread to
make seam one yard in length,
while some others require G yards for
the same length, also uses glazed and
fax thread. It's great power and acu-
racy of adjustment, passing through
with ease and CELEBRITY,
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FEVER AND AGEE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for ftv cents
There is not g remedial agent in this wsrl,
that viii cure Fever and Ague. aud all otbe-
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. Vel
low. and other Fevers (aided BY RAD
WAYS PILLS. so quick as RAILWAY.
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
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CAMP uF PALE FACES. so. IS.
Meets every Thursday night. Emil
Jackson, Pres; tt. 9. Grow, sec.
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MAGISTRATES.
Ist D.s.rict-L. B. CarteN ". y. Nc
Nicely.
~ Cary Gilbert, ! u C. Reed.
81 jos. $. EdmuudsOa, jas.
4. Jones.
4ta Jesse Shelton James a.
Warren.
oh Z. =. o. Suced, Robert D.
Reed.
6tt s. :. Williamson, Jas. F.
FOg-.
IN Wyatt II. Abcrnathy, Jas.
l.. Jones, W. +. AIexuu-
der, Josiah l.. Pearcy.
alb sam. w. Butler, Epper-
son Tarpley.
9tt G.. i. Reason, VIM. II.
Scruggs, JAS. G. Butler.
lO't Hardin Griggs, Francis
NJ. Kcrscy
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obscuring to moral perceptions, and
sitting to what is desired to be worked
out. AS long as man is imperfect and
liable to err, will any system be imper-
feet and more OF less violate the rights
of love, but much will be accomplished
by a more flexible system-one based
upon natural rather than conventional
morals, and where love will have bet
ter ehance;-in short, by allowing a reg
ulation to grO50 up.
lam not acquainted with the doctrines
of the free loveists, but if they mean the
marrying for time, or for experiment,
or to sink love further in the depth of
passion than now, | not only oppose,
but abhor them. think As you say,
there is much truth in the article "Mar-
/ rying OH Time :" the following in par
tieular: "What marriage wants to-day
is not loOSening of the bond or short
ening Of the period of its duration, but
more love and duty, more conservation
and sclf-sacrifiee. Let the
/ mlsmated DC released on the easiest
terms consistent with the public good
but not by abridging, but by cHltirdtinS
the estate of matrimony can it be made
beautiful" Yes, let it be cuIticdted; lei
it grow. Do not force it. If / differ
with the present day it is only in the
manner which legislatures should at.
tempt TO cure the evils and society
should view them. Woman Suffrage
by its influence of taking woman out o
her fictitious condition and changing
her from Il thing of passion, and by it,
general moral influences upon society
will make n flexible marriage system
more practicable, and with its genera
enlightenment as to her condition ant
relation between the sexes, it will de
velop better views Of what powers legis
latures should assume in the marriag
relations. Yours, etc, TACTUs.