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In the Ttchborne ease, Attorney Gen.
eral Sir John Duke Coleridge | rs brought
his address 10 close. and the examination
of witnesses for the defence has co,nmene.
ed. Lord Bellew was on the stand Wed,
nesday. and his testimony was very dam.
| aging to the claimant.
The last Scientific American has an
/ interesting picture OF a race on the 18th OF
January. betw, en- Rail Road train. the
| Chicago Express and the lee Boat "Whiz'
Of the New Hamburg Boat Club. in which
the lee Boat was victorious. making nine
miles IN eight minutes. The Hudson Riv
err boys have rare sport this winter. leaving
''rinks" nowhere
The MachiIs Union saws n cow belong.
Ing to Mr. Joseph L. Smith of Addison
died tn consequence Of eating straw that
had been taken out Of bed. which had
been SLEPT on during the sickness Of per
son who died Of ,liptheria She had every
symptom. Of the disease.
The Democrm SAYS Hon Noah Prince
OF Bnc field. who has been III for some
time. died on the 18th inst. aged a wears
lie was public spirited citizens. who's.
influence has been felt in public affairs for
many wears When Democrat he wa. a
member Of the Maine senate and presi
d mt Of that body. An early Republican.
he lahorrtl earnestly FOR the success Of tn
party, aud his advice was AWAY. judIcious
Tie was aH honest man and 4 worthy mem
Der of the Baptist church where he lived.
The annual report Of Warden Rice or
the Maine state Prison shows that that in
stitntion continues to be- well ged IN
der his jndiciou- administration. The
prison made net earning during the past
year OF Sd.59l O.. A. most or the prisons
IN The country are, to a greater or less cx-
tent. burdens upon the public. rhi, exhibit
= certainly very complimentary TO the
" r,lcn. The number Of convicts i lnl
81 which number i23 are for larceny auJ
burglary. There are II for murder; . for
robbery and for rape
Il,r.-The quantity Of hay in the mar
kri Yesterday MAS Very large. ana some
load, remained un,oll until late m the at-
i.rnooh The average price paid Na> go
to 81 per ton. The price /, Kept down rs
thr constant arrivals Of pressed hav from
the Provinces, anu there j. liNrl 10 be w
scarcity at the article Ia ihi. city and ST.
entity ut lou- titn" tp COME 4 special
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4 Leaf from History.

The renoutaltou o. General Grant ~
the Philal lpliiA Convention. appears 20 De
4 fore gone c,l-iu>ipl. \ -r>2e abe MI
upri.y may oppose hin before ihr iiAIl
yo.e nat amer !; j. announced. Opposition
will cease and hi nomination mili De- sails
he'd by every true republican ia the land.
The bombastic differences Of a few dIsaf-
fs~r~a ''-i-:---- -----. u .-l--- "-- ..h-,
they are worth. Since The days Of Wash
ington. no Pre-iden, has been renominaied
without opposition in his own party. JEFF
ferson and Madison were attacked by their
own friends. Both were triunphzntly re-
elected. Jackson passed. through 4 like
experience. Before his denomination some
Of the strongest men in his party were OPP
posed 10 him. But his party under
him aud the American people called hun
tor second term TO preside over their in
terests The fierce attacks on Abraham
Lincoln by those were considered
standard bearers of The Republican parry
are still fresh in our minds. Some good
republicans Mere honest in their OPPOSE
iiou>. but Others pernitte' personal ambi-
ton 10 warp their ind -mrui and went -
far in their opposition 70 the man - 70
willingly propose 'he BETRAYAL OF the party.
History repeats itself. The prc,eu: OPP
position. 70 General Grant ], not exception
al ia it, character or pm, pose. Every
President who ha~ been called TO a second
term. has gone through the same ordeal
Il j. naiurA anl we would not have il
Otherwise il We could. TO AK for entire
unauimity al the end Of four year, would
be 10 a~A Tor an exception ia natural laws.
Healthy opposition j. good thing Il
should be encouraged In every party for
through il. tru'h is best guarded. and the
purity Of elections assured When OPP
position is based on personal ambition. il j.
sure 10 be ie5uked by the people. The in
stincis Of the majority are quick to deter
mine the true from the false The man
who carries his Oppo- ition 10 the conyen-
ton and drops il when the nomination J.,
made. will be honored By every fair mind
- a4itA iA hiic PAN az ula4l W lt tsAl :
ries his resentnents beyond the convention
and uses his Influence to de siroy the party
will meet the same fate. that political trait
or> have met in the past. universal con
dennation, and political death. The
popular vote which carried President Lin
coin into his second term will be repeated
IN the reelection of General Grant. Their
cases are parallel. Lincoln had honestly
served his country. and the record OF hi
first term met the approb alton OF the peo-
pie. General Grant has the same honesty.
and like brilliant record TO commend him
His administration may have its faults. but
they are few and far between. Perfeci ion
does not belong TO human nature. II not
perfect. the record of Gen. Grants first
term i a, commendable as any Of his pre-.
decessors. and his reelection will be q
service to the nation. and a simple act OF
justice 10 worthy public servant.
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4t~ advertisements.
List of Letters,

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post OF
Zee for the week ending February 9th, ls72:
Boyngton. Jeremiah G.. Henderson. Lizzie
Dodge, Jemina G. Jordan. Hannah r
Dutton, Mary A. DUMMY Phebe
Snow, Id f.
Person, calling for the above. will please say
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover IN many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which Will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. Nh
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The candy-poi>oning affair at Tur-
ner. is not done with vet. ID. Oaks having
stated that "a large number Of persons
partook Of the candy at the lsvee and no
one was affected except one family which
suffered from other causes" a correspond
eIIt of the Lewiston Journal gives the
names OF fourteen persons who ate red
and white candy at the levee. or that which
was purchased. there. and who were all
sick with the same general symptoms. al
though with different degrees of violence
and their sickness was the same apparent
ly) as young Rogers. in its early stages.
viz: pain in the stomach and vomiting.
PENoBsCoT.-Our correspondent Camp
bell writes: Sleighing is still excellent in
Penobscot. in spite of the recent mild
weather. Wood choppers are very active.
as the large clearings testify. More rord-
wood than ever before in any one season,
has been hauled out to the landing"
principally for the Rockiand market.
Eight or ten vessels owned In Penobscot.
are constantly employed when navigation
permits, in furnishing the lime-kiln Of
Rockland with fuel.
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TWenty-Eig Years Practice

In the treatment 81 Disease, lH,iIeat to Females
nas placed OK DOW Al the ne ad Of ali puy slci "a.
making sush practice a speciality, anti enables
nun 10 .u"tnIet speedy aad permanent cure
"a ihe worst Gaze vi Sat,pre.s.oa aud all otne!
As4sfr.dl Deraageasai.. from leAalerer cause
All letters for tiiytce must contain o.. once, No.
ESnicprr STREET. BosroS.
y. B.-Board FURNISHED 10 those desiring to re
main under treatment.
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Special A 9
Use Kcnnc'~ Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
" Il Works Like a Charm"

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iIH'He'' f4.n.kt!iing Mage o.. cures l;heuna-
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else-'
>"ine fiik. seem u Oc prau Vi telling how lame
Ih'r -hIul hers are III my mex III the bl.A
-'', ht'e spt Lhi >attt,e. ami lcIiShG IA
ori2sins that IA 'thng c-th cure iue but when
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P.ssa- u alag N Ste Oil. faithfully. Ne W.
"niy cure tlstr .mr..vss anI Oh INA sway their
p4ns, bat VIC Aatusiiy lake all III - KIND ., brag,
~ pi them n sn'i thcy iranAly osn up and saw
u sbrN, ike 4 charm I'M
81 >pll BY Driss * Mrr liant, and Grocer
ss-lt - pat up three sizes 4nd ,.tllrI .Trltl
N4kr Ae'iAn >lEc, and "Ltr.t f4uly >tLe'
M. RENNE, Sole Proprietor ( tnuilcturer.
ftrrsslELp, Mass
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Railroad Notice.

TUE undersigned names in the act o, ipen-nora
l ton, Of the Casino and Ellsworth Ra,iraad
COMPANY hereby give notice that the 6rst meet
ing Oh the eorpora'ors. named ia said act wi he
held at Castine the Fifteenth d.c ~ M.,ch
is.s, tor The purpose Of organisation and Tor an
them. "''"e
IN LILY AZ s.tgLLER. GEO. r. TILDEN.
KILLS. DtEalSG. SAM'L T. MOVES.
- a SOaES ALFRED =. ADAMS.
Ina hLES w. TlLDES. WIN. II. 8 tR6ENT.
1. g. PHILRRUOE. Il RI WHiTING
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denomination OF oar present most excel
lent Chief Magistrate.
From Missouri we have the most cheer
ing and gratifying intelligence. Exon
gresham Van Horn. who Is always re-
liable. says there never was time since
the organization of the party that the Re
publicans were more fully aud completely
united than they are nj the present in that
state The new departure" movement.
Instituted by Senator SEIZURE. has misar-
ably failed, aud that the German Republi-
cans. with very few exceptions. deuounce.
In unmeasured terms. the hostile aud revo-
iuiiouary measures inau.uratcd by him.
and express themselves most emphaticalfv
III favor Of the re-nomna ion of President
Grant. They dcnounce Schurz a. n traitor
tn the party that elevated him to a seat in
the Senate. and boldly accuse him with
coming with Blair to overthrow and dc.-
troy the Republican party. II would thu.
seem that everything j. not serene for the
little revoluiionist even In Missouri. We
always had faith in the German Republi-
cans of the country. and since ~churz, hy
his declaration in advance that he would
not support President Grant IL rc-nomi-
mated. has virtually len thcui. they viii
not be slow 4 discover his treachery aud
refuse 10 follow the lead Of one whom they
once loved tai honor
The German element Of this country i
large. and the more intelligent portion Of
Il i most cmphaiically identified with the
Republican parry. They len land OF ol,-
preston and cast their fortunes In our
country where every man Is a sovereign
They abomina'c tyranny ani love freedom
hence they iusiiuctiyely and a. naturally
take to the Republican party as the needle
to the polo. Il j. the only party in the
country that represents tieir more liberal
ideas OF mlnhool-drntiv aud free govern
ncnt. and th"y regard. with jealousy. any
iirsciion upon these principle and when
senator Nchurz counted on carving anv
considerable number OF them over 10 the
Democracy he. f,r once gnt. sc,l hi. Gallon
laiion "f the German character. That
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Vessel for Sale

7'Hk white Oak Wishing schooner Imnysne as
= tons %. NJ well found IN sails r. yyinu "a
pies, &c, very good Vessel viii DE .old at a
bargain. -
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STRENGTH in the Spring. By renewing the
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

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cleansing the sys
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VOLUME Is.
Dissolution of Copartnershin.

7 HEREBY give notice t. the pnblj. tha, no
drin unter the name of Stuil.an \ Arnold al
shHiVan, Mal"e, are dr. Suivet ant that do not
hoii my scli re. usib for ary iran >.rtion. IA.
der tho name of said d. N ir,m his date
O1t~ G tRNOID
bay View, Gloucester, Feb Isth is72 avg.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

We are authorized to announce RICK
ARD NJ. BILEs as a candid Tor Tax
c,iIocfor at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
A Monster Theft

Deputy Sheriff Anderson brought
to town and lodged in Jail last Sat
urday a man named Drue King for
stealing n harrow. These are the
facts; Drue King, JAS. Gray and
John Kincade were riding together
one night last week and saw a har
row near the fence in a field, which
they appropriated. John Kincade
finally sold out his interest in the
harrow to che other two for q dime.
The owner Of the harrow found his
property and JAS. Gray turned
States evidence. which convicted
King and Kincade. Kincade gave
bond for his appearance AMI King
was lodged in Jail. We hope these
facts will he published all over the
country that the Radicals may not
turn it into a kHklux outrage and
thus manufacture political capital
from it The owner Of the harrow
is constantly receiving congratulated
~ dispatches from all sections of
the country upon the recovery of
his property.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

Don't you think we heard men
openly and publicly on the streets
tie day after the fire talking about
an engine for Pulaski? This is the
most consumate species of impu
deuce and the most diabolical ont
rage upon public opinion it has fall
len to us to encounter. To think or
an instant, and then publicly avow
the opinion, that Pulaski will ever
have a fire engine, after the appeals
made so often through this paper,
the expressed wish Of some of our
most prominent (?) citizens, and the
cries calamity stricken multitudes
have assembled so often in vain
Shame upon the man who would let
it get abroad that we are not able to
lose block after block OF gu. bust
ness houses and dwellings! That
we are not able to subdue without
the AID OF water the fearful fire fiend
The man thus offending should have
the rock of GibraIte- tied around
his neck and be pitched into the abyss
of nothingness, and descending
through the iiIimitable space Of
ether suffer the torture of being con
stautly consumed by flames kindled
by friction, while all around him
little black devils are squirting scald-
ing water at him with penny squirt
guns in sarcasm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
Ropham is Coming

The abOle a .aOuncement viii afford
great pleasure TO this entire cummu
nity. especially TO those who had an
opportunity OF attending his enter
tainments at this place some morth'
since. Mr.. Bonham is on the re
turn frem q successful toar through
the South and will stop over next
Tuesday night and favor this peopl,
with one OF his inimitable entertain
ments. It wouid be E superhuous
use Of words for US to eulOgize Mr
Bunham to this people, as be made
0 character at this place during his
former visit that will insure him q
hearty reception at their hands. lie
has been greeted everywhere by
storms of applause, and doubtless
will renew his claims 10 the respect
and admiration OF this people.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
IngleriOuslY Reiterated.

A late acquisition to the city OF
Pulaski in the person of = man who
calls himself Savage, and who hiss
been pleased to adopt for himself
the profession of a pedagogue. and
hat too over a school of coIored
children, upon last Friday, in the
vicinity OF the depot. came across
colored man, Jim Frazier, who, he
said, had given TO a former state
ment of his the characteristic and
distinctive title of d-n lie. He
accosted Jim and asked him il he
had ever made use of such language,
when jim told him he had n t
Upon this refutation of the report
that had gained such credcnce in
his mind, our tenchist, doubtless re
lying on the terror which his name
would imply, Savage-ly thinking 10
intiT idate jun into an Rcknowl-
edgement and an apology. returned
the compliment in the identical
chaste and elegant language reel
ted above, Ii. e. d-n ie!) accom-
panying this frigbtfnl declaration b.
terrific gesticulations that would
frighten the father of all rabbits
away from his oats This jim
couldn't stand aud hejumped over
the fence and went for" his assault
ant. just at this juucture nor Saw
age man remembered he had me
business down the street, and it
Sc, med to be very urgent, for he
started of at a railroad rate anu in
less time than one can think hro ought
up under the roof Of Mr.. Paddy
Dinkin. The Court fined Jim for
thus demoralizing the nerves of this
indispensable % member Of the
community,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
PnIReki Opera House.

We are sorry that we have to an
nounce the complete failure Of the
Company engaged at this place last
week. Their entertainments were
considerably above inediocrity, and
vet they were doomed each night
10 play to houses not large enough
t. pay for the oil consumed. In
this way they became considerably
involved in debt and on Friday
light the manager, Mr.. Harry
Crane, absconded with the proceeds
and left Mr. r. J. Johnston To set
tie his ills. Dir. Johnston was the
authorized agent Of Mr.. Crane and
AS such made contracts, and when
chat man absconded he WAS held re-
spunsible individually for the bill,
he had made, and his personal prop
erty attached for debts incurred.
Some of the blame seemed to at
tach to Mr. Johnston, but upon q
critical examination he vase de
cIared innocent Of all attempt TO de
fraud, but he was placed under such
circumstances as to make him re
sponsible for certain debts incurred.
For our part, we had dealings with
Mr.. Johnston and though we, like
others, did not wish to place too
much confidence in stranger, yet
we are pleased to say that we expe
rienced nothing but gentlemanly
and fair treatment ST his hands. He,
with several others of the troupe,
were left here by the djshonorab.e
departure of their employer without
sufficient means to liquidate their
bills, and though perhaps the law
was Just in depriying them of their
pc. sonal property to pay the debts
of another man. yet they had the
sympathy of the entire community, /.
and ON Tuesday. night they were
complimente6 with a benefit by the /
citizens of the place, and thus en-
abled to make sufficient money TO |
stay the attachments and get away I
from the town. Mr. Crane, the
is non est inrentHs, and to /
him must be attached all the rascal
inv and blame of Encouragement
and fraud. The party left in the
Iurch, and who departed yesterday
went away with a good opinion OF
this people, which We hope may
always be retained by them and de
served by us
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
The Fruit Exposition

ALA neeting- of the Giles County
Fruit Growers Society held at the
Court house on Saturday last. a
resolution to hold an Exposition
this summer was unanimously car
ried, and the time set for August
18th and 18th inclusive. Extensive
arrangements are being made al
ready, and we may expect the Elk
position Of 1872 to excel the Expo-
sition of 1871 as far as that of 1871
eXcelled anything ever before wit
messed IN the South. The extensive
and commod.ous warehouse Of
Messrs. Hill and Miller has been
proc ured, and viii afford ample
room for the accommodation OF ex-
hibitOrs as well as visitors. The
success Of last year is a guarantee
OF success on a much larger scale
this year, and the Executive Com
mittee intends to leave no stone un-
turned that will tend to add any
thing 70 the attractiveuess Of the
exhibition Arrangements have al
50 been made for a botanic garden, |
and contributions have already been
offered that will make this one OF
the most interesting features of the /
occasion. There will be two beau /
tifdl fountains, one in the building
ana one in the garden, both throw
ing jets of limpid spring water
high into the air, which, being al
ready freighted with the odors of
rare flowers and delicious fruits,
will revivify and exhilerate the
thousands who throng the walks
and avenues, or lOit,r enid the
with which art will grace
the occasion. Already the evi-
ences Of preparation are visible,
but it is desired and expected that
tie people OF Giles county will not
wait for fels of the more wealthy
and entcrpfising ladies and gentle
men to contribute their time and
energies to this county enterprise,
hut that the people, {" nsasse, will
end a helping hand. There will be
4 meeting at the court house next
Saturday, and it is requested that
everybody who feels any interest in
The matter will attend.