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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-07
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Switzerland.

Berne, Sept. 5.--The village of Zernatz,
in the canton of Grissons, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire last night. 800 hous es,
besides many stables and other out-houses,
were burned.
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q RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at
G. L. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9lS Main street:
6 A. NJ. u M. 3 =. M.
7G --a 50 IL - 06.
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EXCURSIONS.

VNxCURsIeN TRAIN To STAUNTON
IL AND lNIEK tIn EnIaI r. S s,h L, ng
AT REDUCED RATE.
Tickets good to return by either train Monday
Rare chance to enjoy the Blue Ridge scenery.
A. II. PERRY,
je 27--Th&F3m General Superintendent
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RESTAURANT.

DALF AND HALF SALOON,
H4N Is GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN MARxHAUSEN, PROPRIETOR.
GOOD LIQUORS AND FAIR PRICES
Bumgardner and Bourbon Whiskies. Best
Ale, Beer and Wines in the market. Also, a
fine assortment of the choicest Cigars.
Me- FREE LUNCH every day, from IL till
O'Clock. NH lSm-6
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI-
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Hubert S. Eley, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
A. l.. ID. Fauld, of Norfolk co. Va, hereby gives
notice OF his appointment assignee of the estate
OF Hubert ). Eley, of Norfolk county, III
said district, who was the 10Th day of August,
A. D., 1872, adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition by the District Court of said district.
Dated Sept. 9TH, 1872.
A. l.. b. FAULD,
Sc 7-S3W Assignee
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
u at W. ]. ANDERSON'S,
s25 Main and zoo 81 Dad street.
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur
chased from Captain W. /. DABNEY, at The
Branch office. No . Twelfth street three doors
rom Main
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feHHE SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DIsTSIBUTIoN No. 5a1. EvEsINa, ~eptr 6.
81 81 81 Z 81 81 81 % 20 2 80 70
DISTRIBUTION No. 527, MORNING. Septr z.
81 % Al IA 46 81 81 50 81 II
M Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 7ih
oay of September, 1872
SIMMONS & CO., @. q. TOMPkINss
Managers. Commissioner.
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DUTTERlCk's PATTERNS.
II Sole Agency, HowR SEWING MACHINE,
Office s2S Main street.
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t COLLEGES.
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
r.gan RICHMOND, v
RICHMOND, VA.

AIARY H. THOMAS AND SISTERS
WI XIX BOARDING SCHOOL,
Downingtown, Chester County, Pa.
The next school year will begin 10th Ninth
month 10--1m
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LOCAL NEWS.
n WARRANTS for sale at this
/ 6, cents on the dollar. ,.sA
p,ecsedings Of the Police Jury
Deal in our Friday issue.
III COURT adjourned to meet
irst Monday in September.
rv Sheriff Sales in our al.
i columns
slYERs Lawyers, Merchants,
yovners and Others, who de-
honest Observation-Disclosures
kspd Parish-all subscribe for
ul.WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
RlBERs to the SEMI-WEEKLY
1cAS will bear in mind that
B. Briant is authorized to re-
our name.
bvE Of about one hundred and
xies passed through town this
8 They are intended for the
Parishes.
ave received information which
flder reliable, to the effect that
'r' have made their appear
tue western portion of our
writing the above, a planter
Fght to town what is pronoun-
hume cotton worm.
ave been requested by the
'her Smith, to announce that
ill be Mass, in the Catholic
Of st. Mary Of Mount Carmel,
the 18th INST, it being the
The Assumption OF the Blessed
Larry; also on the Sunday FOL.
v'te the special attention of
ITS to the notice of the St.
lille Cornet Band, which ap-
'n's lssue /; the prices stipu-
the excellent music this Band
cot furnishing. are compa,s.-
and We advise all wishing
SIC to give it a trial.
lcAl Treat. The following
of New Music can be had
Cents by sending for the
lumber Of PETERS MUSICAL
:, The pieces are also pub.
Sheet Form at the prices
y Maggie, song and chorus,
sa Bright Star that Crowns
w song, Kucken, 80 cts ;
Up So Sister Darling, song
as' Stewart, 80 cts NV
weary, ballad, Gounod. so
:, Polka, four hands, Strauss,
lnslt schottisclle, Goote, 80
s e. Waltz, Kinkel, IS, cts
y'<a Mazurka, Kleber, 40
oaresses, Moroccan ele-
pkel, 10 cts.
|York,.. ~ Dtoau'
numbers Of Pxrnns' MI,
.al1 will be, mailed, post
eslpt Of 81.
oo'soel1.-Aagsus',t I'D, =, 1872.
+ got the board Of Council.
' .a''. day, there were present
VINE Mayor !; Jous Tan.
t1lz' ADAM DEck1AR and .
t.s, councilmen.
= =, 81 Nj. Tadlock, it was
:. .aa' the town Collector !
IL 7. Gastrell, wy
~ E. ". Whiteman, it
That That Nj, John Tadlock
-. .''n the Mayor to con-
~ collins & Leake, and
), 0fpofation Warrants to
NO " one theasa snnd dollars;
t .Hl. of the Judgment .
It was
I. "a the town Collector
~ ~ collect all outstand-
sad to clnao -,
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v-TERMs-C4sh on delivery Of thu Job,
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,yE Of about one hundred and
xes passed through town this
!. They are intended for the
Parishes.
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Our stock of Job Material is large and well select.
eu anu this department will be under tile Charge Of
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we woMM call the particular attention Of the
Mercantile aid Business Community to this rancl,
OF our establishment, effort upon our part
! will be wanting to -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
A NAR dodge

The Radical party. has adopted a
new and original dodge to circulate
their documents in this county. A
solitary, mysterious horseman pas
ses along the highways and by-ways
dropping radical circulars at such
places ds he thinks they are likely
to attract the earliest attention. BY
this means hundreds of circulars
are said to have been scattered over
the county, and of.course the can
vasser is paid by the. Administration
party out of Government funds. So
you see-Ee hav6 theyile trash :shrHst
ii our faces at our own expense;
thus having iRjprlY7 added to insult,
with no remedy at command, save
the prospective one of defeating
Grant IN November. 90 :.
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GI1SHMAMAVFR

/ @A
! La sd. aare, ol5io
three "a das day.
The Ampion e-eyed billiard
player vas in town Monday.
The5foPdi4fio6 Increases wen
soon have a perfect Babylon. =
The Bank building Is slowly pro.
gressing,e The front is mp.
The ashton nov Dor young ladies
Is to eide to Expeditions on Young
men s aadd S, wllb tlF0 Or tasai5re.
said psaities ieaaing the horse.
ooh! how naturali" exclaimed
j rural chap as ne looked at the
moon through the slkylight in the
Horticultural Gardens 81 wonder
who did paint thati" zrF r.~t
The city has resumed its quiet
after the hubbub Of last week,
People begin to Sigh for the old
fashioned way of counting. It takes
a man too long 70 get through now.
Policeman John Marlin Is q pow,
er when It comes to keeping order
at the Exposition. He did il up
right last week.
The pulnsli Garnet Rand male
bltter music upon their new horns.
A lady's parasoI-fonnd at the Ex-.
position is held for an ewner by Ike
Shapard. - ~~s- z9
The Denver fever threatens to
depopufate Giles county.
= A young man bowling to a young
lady at the Exposition came near
falling backwards into the fountain.
He would have fallen .fG.it.had not
been for the powerful attractions of
the young lady,.
Glop! They ARE working. on
East Hill.
a young. gent of. the new issue
was walking, with. his jularky in the
Exposition last week and was over |
heard to say as they passed the
fountain, where two. ducks were
in the basin, 4" don't you
wish We were ducks 50 We could go'E
in sWimming?' 1t was the FIST
word he had spoken in an hour and
she tainted.
The wine press will be put in Op-
Grafton at COx's vineyard soon.
A facetious son of the Emerald
Isle furnished considerable amuse.
nent to the audience at the Exposi
ton Saturday night in his attempt |
at "A clog. The police squelched I
him.
Rev. Dir. Thompson, of Spring I
Hill, preached at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday iu-the-absence
or Dr.. Mitchell, who is on a visit
north. Wv ST /
E A new roof has been put on the
Church in this place
md we understand arrangements
will be made to secure the services
IF a pastor.
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The TurnVike.

We suppose it is now a settled
fact that we are to haze turnpike
from here to the Lincoln County
line. The meeting last Saturday
did all chat could be done in the
premises, and the project Is now full
" on foot and will doubtless be nc
compiished. It is useless to. emu
merate the advantages that will &C
crue from this, for they are patent,
but we do most sincerely hope that
the move win not be suffered to fall
through after so much has been said
about it and matters have gone. thus
far. We are to have a direct com
munication'with Fayetteville and the
rich scope of country between here
and there, and our town and county
are sure to be benefited one hundred
per cent. by the investment. A
meeting is called for Saturday, the
7th day of September, at Bradshaw
Store, and We hope none of those
who are interested viii fail to at
tend. Let us work in earnest and
strain every nerve to build this
road, and when once the ball is set
in motion it will not stop until We
have a complete system of turnPikes
all over the county.
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papers.
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!: Capt. Jnio.- 9. Lester.

ElssRhere in this paper, Captain
LesteE=is called upon to suffer his
name to be used before the County
Convention as candidate for the
Legislature. Should he receive the
nomination he would undoubtedly
receive2 the cordial support Of the
Democratic party, and if elected,
he would make as a good and faith
full member. E-sr -sr,
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TprapikaMs<tine.


The turnpike meeting called for
last .Sathaday vas Orgslhiizaeis By CAB
ling DR.. Jesse Mays to the ehaiT
and appointing Or, Wa. l. Wilson
Secretary. trc5
Col. A. n. Abernathy, In a'few np--
pr0pgiate remarks explained tie CD
jeetof the meeting. Col $: E. Rose.
in very able manner, advocated
the building OF . series Of roads de
vergi1g from Pulaski 5 tel rr.
Col Alternately moved that a
committee Of three be appointed to
select committee OF six to solicit
subscriptions for an experimental
surrey of the road from Pulaski to
the Lincoln county line, An amend.
ment by DR.. j. F. Grant that one
man for every mile of road be ap-
pointed.
A motion of-Coh Rose that the
motion to appoint six on q commit
tee was carried.
Col. Rose moved that the COM
mittes be instructed as 1.-THE MUM
Der to be appointed.
Mr. 3. Z. TaliafeFro and DIR. c.
G Alternately each addressed the
meeting in a short and able manner,
fayoring the turnpike.
The committee here introduced
the following resolutions:
We, the committee, after due cone
sideFation, knowing that in matters
where all are interested there is wis
domsi in a multiplicity of council, do
recommend that one man along the
line Of the contemplated road from
Pulaski to Fayetteville, for. each
mile from Pulaski to Mt. PIsgah,
one for each mile from Mt. Pisgah
to the Lincoln county line by the
way of Bunker Hill, one for each !
mile from Mt. Pisgah to the county
line by the way OF Bradshaw, down /
creek; and one for each
mile on the two routs to the connec-
tion with the Elkton and Fayette- |
vile. Turnpike in Lincoln county, be
as a committee to have |
shO route surveyed and the road 10
and we, Recommend TO the /
meeting the ihppOintment-Of, Coll S. |
E. Rose and "; G. Lloyd a commit
tee TO select commissioners to carry
put the object of this resolution.
MARION CA1LDREas.
j. F. GRANT. 70. .
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GOLD continues firm in New YOrl
at 1l4al144.
TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at 73f for the ole
issue and 73t for the new.
WooL-TuB- washed 60ey hnwasll
ed 35@3S BURY 30@35.
s We quote as follows: -.
HEMP BAGGING, and fax, 1Sa2Oc;
iron cotton ties, G4@74@ Sc
|. DRIED APPLES 44c; quarter peach.
es, 4c; mixed sc; halves &c.
IRISH PoTAToEs $1a1 % per Dbl.
WHEAT has stifencd during the
past week and is firm at s1,2O for
red and 81 80 for white; Corn GOa63
cents for sacked in depot; Oats, new,
sacked, 40c; old soc. Rye go.
CATTLE demand active; extra
shippers, $3.50; choice butchers,
$500: sheep, $2a3 per head,
Hogs $34a4 per cwt gross.
BACON, clear sides lie; clear rib
sides, 1Ofc; shouldersS4c; country
hams, packed, 18!c; lard, Zoe.
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}. G. RUssELl

Moved by Col Alf Abernathy that
Mr.. Jas. Russell and DR.. !. F. Grant
be added to the committee. AS Mr..
Merrill was not present Maj. Chill
dress was appointed on the commit
tee. ta.o asz
The following named persons we're
appointed in accordance with. the
foregoing resolutions: ---......,.s
1st mile from Pulaski, Marion
Childress; 2d, Nelson Patterson;
Sd, G. A. Hopkins; 4th, Jas NJ. Ed
wards; 5th, Jno. Mccormack; 9th,
W. G. Lloyd; 18th. De. WI. Wilson;
Sth, Sterling Alternately. p.
Bunker, Hill Route-9th mile,
Harry Mccormack; 10th, Lewis
Garden; nth, E. w. Holt; 18th, W.
H, Wells; 18th, Jno. Wright; 14th,
David Harris; 18th, G. H. Grant:
18th, Jno. McCracken.
1 Bradshaw Route-1st mile nom
Mt Pisgah, DR.. Lancaster; Cd; ALI.
House; Sd, ROlly Harwell; 4th, Jes
Sc Nail; 5th, DIR. Jesse Mays; 9Th,
VIM. Tnngett; 9TH, Moses Story;
9Th; VIM. Wells; 9th, WIN. S. Cur.
It's; 10th, J. F, Carter COX
From MillYille-1st mile, Charles
Thorp; I'd, Frank Ezell; Sd, Thos.
Benson; 4th, Jno. w. Corpier; 9Th,
Jno. Hamilton; 9Th, Drury Perkins;
7th, Pink George; 9Th, Lemuel
Sugg. -sssas 9zE1esF - aes-llA
The report of the committee was
adopted. -.r -r---fyee~
A motion vas made and adopted
that there be a turnpike meeting at
store on Saturday, Sept.
9TH, to which the committee shall |
report.
jEssE Mrs, Chairman.
W. WILSON, Secty.
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Messrs. T. r. Malone, Of the Lin

Messrs. I. B. Malone, of the Lin
coin County -Ns,0s, Willie Tanner of
Athens Post, A. H. Horscly,
of the Columbia Herald, and C. H.
Brandon Of the Lewisburg Gazetts
we're among the visitors at the Ex-
position last week. a.,
We we're pleased with visit from
Mr.. 10. J. Brien, Of the firm of Brieu
& ThaxtOn, Nashville, one day last
week. He was out on business for
that excellent house. $3.50
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COdrtfng.


To do justice to this subject we
would have to devote q column, for
it has occupied the entire time and
attention of most of our young PEG
pie for the past ten days. During
tile Exposition we think Cupid
must have exhausted his stock OF
arrows, for they were sticking
around rs thick as black jacks. in
Lawrence county. :: The natural
beauties with which they were sur
at the Exposition seemed
to inspire the beahx with gallantry
and impart their sweetness to the
beautiful bellies, and the result was
there was a general cQmmihglipg 81
souls, an overflow Of pleasantly. and
an interchange Of hearts. The
promenades were continually
thronged with fair ladies and brave
men, holding sweet converse in
couples, catching inspiration from
the lovely display Of natures boun-
teous emblems of her goodness
which surrounded them, and. anon
sweet zepbyrs, famed
through flowers and cooled by the
mists which hoated from the foun-
tains-transporting them to Eden's
bowers, where every thought was
made to speak and every void was
love. It was q season Of refreshing
for all such as these, and we know
they will await with feyerish impa-
thence the Exposition Of next year.
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Daneipp SebooJ

Prof C. Fl. CleHeland's Academy
Of Dancing and Calisthenics opens
this evening at 5 O'Clock. Prof.
Cleveland and his capacities as a
dancing master are too we'll known
IN this community for comment.
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Thanks

Dir. s. a. Gordon donated 70 this
Office the So pound watermelon on
exhibition atthe Exposition. We
thank him.
We are Obliged TO Mrs. j. 81.
Stone for some of the incest. apples
we have seen, which were on ENhi-
bitiOn last week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Rrndfnr.lI n1inhni-

No. % and "a North College Street,
Nashville, Tenn, has the largest, hand
soonest and best selected stock Of Fur
Gliturc ever in the South, which he
sells at lower figures than anybody I'm
the trade. Give him call. He packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
Feb. I5-tf.
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Naeisirate,s Court.

w T, Simpson was artcstcd upon
States warrant on the 10Th, for as
sault upon Amasa Ezel, but no
prosecutor appearing he was re-
leased and the prosecutor taxed zith
the costs The corporation fined
him S. and cost.
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Wheat

Commenced declining in Chicago
Monday morning and before night
dad fallen. about fifty cents on the
bushel. The effect has been to
bankrupt several Of the most Promi-
uent houses in the business, some of
them losing as high as 100000
others $4,000. sos
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
T6a1EYou

NIessrs. voss 4 Cheek sent us tie
finest watermelon out of their
stock yesterday evening. They
know what good things are ahd
know Who can aPprsciass them Z
they keep the finest IN, the market,
fresh from the Mississippi bottoms.
We thank them. - go
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Nc Ban.

A ball was gotten up BY several
Of tue young gentlemen Of the city
during the week OF the Exposition,
and though we had not thegood for
tune to participate in the joys Of
Tie occasion, we understand that it
Rssed of very pleasantly. They
turned over hundred dollars to
Tie managers of the Exposition.
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Sebool fsr cbldreT.

Miss Sails SItAPARD viii com
muce her school for Ghildren&boys
and girls-Monday, August 10Th, at
the residence OF L.5IY! AIcCord, on
East HILL Terms per month, s. 81.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar
will be given to a few scholars if dc
sired, ut 50 per month each.-f In.
struction and discipline thorough,
school room comfortable, location
pleasant and satisfaction guaran-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

Our "Phiting Edttor"-who, By
the way, is one OF the greatest men
liring-plaSed our devils under
obligations Tor & nice treat on last
Monday, for which they return
many thanks.
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Burglary.

Thieves broke through the win
dow of Mr.. Newmans store, just be-
low the livery stable, Tuesday night,
and robbed the store ofgoods to the
amount Of abodt $50. g = .
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You must be sure to go to Yoss Gs
Checks for some of their fine Tx
position Candies, Cakes, Soda Wa
ter, &c, &c,
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Died.

At-the residence of her father, on
( Haywood Greek, on Saturday, 18th,
OF congestive chill, DiLLY, little
daughter of Mr. Thos. J. Peden,
aged about 4 wears.
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The latter part of next week sub
,cFlOers may call at the Book Store
10Y their papers and periodicals, and
regularity thereafter.
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AVOID QUACKR

victim of early insliSsTetiOD, causing
nervous debility. premature decay, &c, hav
ing tried inryain every advertised remedy,
has discovered simple meanE Of sslf-euTe,
which he vail send free to his felloW-ruf
ferers. J.. II. REEVES, rs Mas. an street,
New York. Augl7-1y
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption, by
= simple remedy, IL anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire it, be will send a copy Of she
prescription used, (free OF charged, with the
directions for preparing and uring the same,
= bieh they viii End sure cure for consump-
ton, Asthms, Bronchitis, nc. PHrties who
wish the prescription will please address
noYS-IT Rev. EDWARD A Wilson,
194 PenR- stTBst. -WiiiiamshuTgh. n Y