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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
ToUJoURs AMOUR

Rrlthee ten ne, D1mple-Chin-
AZ Whzt age dos Love beE1z
Leur hlua eyes have sczrselT seel
SINNERS thres. ny fairy queens
But q uiraE1e a EEsetz-
Soft spuruachss, sly retreats
show thH 1trlz EreheE there,
Hiddea IN your pretty kziE;
When dds lezru he1rt % UlnF
PrizLee tel ne DiMEls-C1It
q o. = TIE rosy bps reply,
81 can't ten you u try-
rs 50 long I can's reneuber:
Ask some Younger 1zs than I =
Tel o ten ne, GEEZlsd-E1ce,
Do your he1rr and had keep PACE
When does hazrT love eKptre9
When do frus1s pat out the 6rs9
Can IL embers bun below
Al that eli December EnoTT
Care you 2 u son hands % press,
BOnnF hezds 70 smooth and hIezsg
When Gi0ss Love give up the chase
Tel, o tel ne, GrtzZ ed-Faee.
Al = the wise Old bps reply,
Youth nay raass and strength nay de
But q Love I can't foretoken:
Ask some older slEe than -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

PIECES RDUCD.-The Mason 4
Hamlim company. whose cabinet orEaus are
unGusstiousbly the best IN tia world have
Just reduced their pric=s TO correspond With
deprecated values Of material and labor. They
are alsO introducing this season, q number Of
eIquizitsly besutiful styles, containing IN
provementz OF mueh vslua, effected this sea-
son
hey now oder FTT E-oetaTe double-reed Or
CANS FOR one hundred and ten dollars, and
other styles a. propoFtionzte prices, beng
about half the prices A. which peddIsrs are
croEding upon purchasers organs worth not
half as mueh
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

DISEASED LUSGs ARE Greatly on An
INCREASE N THIS COUErET.-Tbe sud
den changing Of weather has done much
to give rise to consumption But there
are thousands Of cases who bring il on
by their own mprudence-sa as wear
ing damp clothing, and going from the
warm room into the cold air, aud check
ing the perspiratiOn, which causes irTi-
tstiOn Of the lungs, and then matter or
phIegm viii collect. which nature viii
Try to relieve by coughing it up, tn pre-
vent pustules from forming. II nature
does net raise the matter with ease, and
stop this Inflammation, tuberclez viii
soon form, and consumption VII soon
follow. Aliens Lung Balsam viii cure
and prevent thousands OF cases of con
sumption If It Is only taken in time.
For sale By all druggists.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

THE FUEEsT AND sEEErEsT CoD-LTyER On
Il Hazard & Cas=slI's, made On the SEA shore,
from fresh selected hvers, OF the Cod only, By
CAswEIL HAzAED + Co. New York II i Eb-
solussly pure and szsess- Patients Ehs have
once taken Il prefer il to al others- Phyzi-
clans have decided Il superior 70 Al other ola
N UnzrEet--CoBl-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

HEART DIsEAsE-Many persons saf-
fer with heart disease without knowing
It; suddenly they drop OF, and their
friends are astOnished, on post mortem
examination, 70 learn that they died of
heart disease. The heart, Ike the
brain, Is the seat Of life; its diseases are
of several characters. The most com
mon are valvular disease, fatty degener-
alton, and functional derangement If
the liver becomes deranged, and diges-
ton Is impaired, the heart, through
sympathy and iuxtspOsition, becomes
abnormal The following symptoms in
dictate approaching disease Palpits-
ton, giddiness, faintness, nervous pros
tration, dera1ged digestion, vertigo,
cold eItremities, etc, for which the old
school VIII administer iron, opium, an
timOny, mercury, and many other min
eral poisons. Heart disease Is q blood
disease Purify the blood remove OBJ
structions to a Empid circulation by
taking that vegetable Alternative, Vine
gar Bitters, and you VIII be q sound
person IN two or three months.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

A NEGLECTED cough, cold OF sore
throat, which might be checked BY simple
remedy, Ike Browns Bronchial TrOehes, II Al
lowed 70 progress may terminate seriously.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

We see that PEoCTR 4 GAMBLa's
EXTRA OLIVE Soar Is becoming very
popular IN our city, its quality we know
Is superior, and being nicely perfumed
re are not surprised that consumers
prefer it, and that it has large sale.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

BUTTER and cheese are almost indis-
penssbIs articles o. food Properly used
they are nutritious and healthy; but an NOR
dinass Use OF either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia Parsons PurgsEive Pills, judi
eiOusiy used, VII remove both Of these tOUbles-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

HAVE you ague IN the face, and is Il
badly swollen Have you severe pain in thu
chest, back, OF E1des Have you cramps CT
pains IN the ss0mzch O. boEslss Have yOu
bilious cole OF severe gripng pGins7 II 50,
use Johnson's Anodyne Linimsnt internally.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

2 N UAD = 2 EloLs
AsS. EFtnslOvvss Soothing syrup - ths
Fro8sElpGion - Oue Of the best female phyzl-
cans s19 zu1ses In the Uziisd Srssea and has
Ssa1 I'D s5r tkrty yarz with falling safety
szd E1ceess by Millions q E1othsrs AID ehrdrza
son the sssbIs E1f4zf one WEEK cd % ne sduIt
u eozrscts sci5ity % the EtSz1ach. rsIseFes Hfnd
oolAe regulates tie oSzels and gives rsst. heath
ARd sozssrt % mo.hel and ehIld- We believe g %
~ tAs besr Eaf Ezrzs1 remedy in the nod IN All
go o DXBE-STERT a1d DIARRE0A II
CETLDAHN, Wheshsr i Ertses from teeshizE OF
hs1 any u4her csase. Pun dlrec1ic1s t1r usinz
viii sgn8upGuy each bottle None renufue unlesS
SzrEss NE1ppsE
sid - an medicine dsaIsrs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

''The best Is the cheapest." Elm
wood and warwick collars are cheaper than
lower priced; because they VII keep clean
and can Be worn longsr than any othsz-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

4 GLAzKB is the only person who
takes pleasure IN the thought that this
Is . world OF pane.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
PEBBLES
CLOTHES
MRINGER
THIRTY YEARS ExPERFENCE
or AN OLD NURSE.

u LoU have Ggus in any FORM, you VII save
both tine and money By trying ShailenbergeE'a
AEtid0ts a. once The cure Is tmnedtzts-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
.GgO. ?. RoHEII 3 Co.

oonduct an sFeney FOR the reoeps1n q asiTs-ttss-
E1e1rs t1z AEzeE-a1l Eezal1e Et1ef c1Izu-see
sstabtishnent q TIE Kind IN the world Sfr thou-
ss1d nsEEpspsEs are Ealf regularly o. 81 51eu -
tnspectfo1 h eustoUeEs. No readinz-rrori hosr-
colnplsts recE1Fss ozstEzEtts1a q TITS nm
ber. Every sdvertlssu1s1t 4 taksn a. tie hnn.s
uEice q the raper. Efthcut EET azalEfaEzl -fsrzs
co1E1izziaE, 90 rE1t advertise, IN Sszlsaz
Eith TIE aEe1cTr = saved tru1hte and eurreEE1uu-
e1cs. making contrast instead e . frzert 4
hundred or 3 thousz1d- A hook q ezFhfy us7--9
cuuz4fzng lists q bet pspers, largest cfreult5-e
re-il7ls pzperss Agricultural papsrss e1ss papsrs
porrie1l EapeEss c1y E1eEss country papers ulazz-
E11es and Al pubiicztolz, with E1E1s frF1Tzrsfg-,
s11ut pces = sent zee % any sdreEs on spusira-
ten Perscls q distance EfshtzE % r1ste srs-
tracts fer advertising IN any town. city, county,
safe tsrritarY q tie United Sssfss 81 nv 49,
ton q the DuIl1nisu q CzEzi1, nay Sad cen
elss s-8te1asnf q What t-sT uzut, toEsthsr VIII :
copy q ne z1Eerttsleut hey desire f1sartad and
VII rsceiEe tEfurI1zti1u b Eetuzu ulzfI whfeh m
enable them g decide Ehe=hsr 20 fncrez=e r4surs
foreE0 TIE oEeE- For such E1f1Erzarfun the-s i
NJ charge EhassFsr Publishes not ozly zend TER
dlss free, but pay 1Esssrs- Geo p zossfl Z c. for
the1r services O-dars accsE1a1 f1E sfEIs -
PER vel us for larger lss fcz s.lEie dollar e
really IS fox larger SIM Addrea tie
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
4lPARK Row. NEV YuRK.

Dr.. Pfsrcsis eoId5s HsGical Discovery,
viii cure = eOa4h Eu one-Hasf the
time necessary - e1 Re Il with any
other med Eciues A-zs - ezccF q. 80 - IN
hzEff - Eaf - yrzlSzl2sr re- ezz1r-szs.fzf7r
fyT5aztsss. 80 &e7isal ~ 49, ssrfE Peal
ezses a Ho1rseneass SAP gfEessi On or
Lo@s OF Voice, Eroneas his, severe
Chronic or Efurer1EA CGaEhss e
All be tol1l1 % slrFzss any El11lclze th1t has
ever bes1-e bsen of7=T=1 q ths ? se- Nhle e
Cz7zs tiae seFer=st Aozl. Il strEz tiels the sTs-
t=m ara PurEfies the 5P6O1- By rs
Erezt bod r1-llEElE rr1rl1ilcss 4 c1rEs Al
Humors f1a the * ScrOFEla -
eu1z-oa 8lOteA e. E1mpEss
Eaur % sIE - are W1rraztrG 10 clre
salt Rheum q EstIer and tie u-rsr Esnd
e PIN pies On e fa1>. Bells L4ro n
eles, sores, = tTsI pc iaSzld Blosehes
zmouE the h1ir- E-Eft = rEzlse tustizs
Ez1izd % eurs = u8fnE OF E5e Ear
cu-rupz Or Rum ssiE UfeeFas scrol q IA
z-isae v1-s- fu-sla 90 sec Ila1zy z1d Ter
Complaint. sI.0lscr DCtAfea Tor
500 - 81 D-ss-zsrz- 49, az ths
Worlds Dispe a say - 80 "a = AID
s. ives SSGz Sc EuFEsaos y -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsT

HOO es=eio1es tettsr headz - FsstliuE ezEes
NaFk ur4nfsTt lsa8 ISL zna sTtt Eslzs-
- - ragr 9 fs-r-Ts cher rFzEE1E e1u1lfr louE-
49, 5Frf7 f-zse -sss Cane % suEnFs rerzs
49, ~ ( r1saafzrs- rt r-anrs- orz
1lsal carr 1z1-s.s-sFi-s = csness - Ealt ula
wa1nzsFE cent? I've lalraE ELlrl Mn1a PnuaF. ~
r1rss ~ 80 l1ss5 EaTEEPzEz5 Pf.fe rIerf5
OFFICE. iscosta1c. W'izdE4H eSazfy, Ccan.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
SIS WORTH FOR sI

TTE puHlzsh the bssG - z larrEsz EsorF and Am
w HT rausr in tie E1ri1 Tor ne rrils. g. Our
iErEe gl czru11u Is Ee a szlc ~ fe Stores
for - The uauer ccuEsius u-Gra EuoI rsz1lEE
Ihan eAa he b6zEEE IN huok Arm Hsr ga We KAYE
oua huusref Fkgrszuf Earazars new HzH Ere truzd
% have MI hon AEstts caE have So meath
sAlarT O. S q day c11Uissto1- Fal Elzrahtes
Wffh KfEE. sd e pzger 7szf ard ehro1s3-
cen. ~ tnEss saaztssf r. = AID ssaizl ratss-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

Tx greatest mAgicians Of the age are
the paper-makers they transform the
beggar's rags into sheets for editors &c
lie ON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
Religious Songs Of the Negroes

The song Oftenest sung during the
second year Of the war was that rare
melody, Roll, Jordan, Roll" SINE
times it began
b. Massa Linkurn sittin' On de tree ob life,
Wstchin' Jordan roll
GenI Fremont sit1in' On de tree OBJ life
Roll. Jordan roll
and so on, through q list Of all the pub
lie men dear to the negro heart. At
another time it began with the name Of
the pastor Of the church, or the leader
Of the meeting, and enumerated dozen
or twenty brethren and sisters as to
whose religious standing there could
be no doubt remember that on one
occasion. q singer introduced the name
OF Sc Brudder Brown, when the singing
was interrupted BY a woman with,
" Does you mean BrHddsr Peter BreEn2
Gaze if You means Fairfax Brown
calls for order :" A satisfactory expla-
nation followed, vhereapon the eonduc
tor Of themeeting asked another brother
10 . lead in prayer for Fairfax Brown,
and pray that he may return from his
backslidin'. Frequently the song be
gan With,
Lo'd jesus sittin' on de tree Oh LIE,
Watchin' Jordan roll =;
and brought IN the names Of Moses,
Joshua, Elijah, David. Solomon, John,
Paul, and pretty much everybody else
Of good report in the bible, duly eleya-
es~.- them n a r,oszftirY- M, - Ia A-aa n,
life, watohin' Jordan roll" At times
the white visitor could not help smiling
az the placing there Of certain public
men vet is was never otherwise than
delightful to hear the packed audience
strike the notes Of this joyful and
swinging and resonant nelOdv.-Ati,7a-
tif FForfhF1f
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

THB HOUsEHOED PANACKA,
RAMHLT EENIMEHT
Il TIE besI remedy In the EorlA soE ~ f5II0wlnv
complaints. VIZ: Cramps in the tIm5s sld sGoE
AGh. pain "a The stOEuSch. bowels side, chszEns-
tksm IN Al is fo-mE- bilious cole. nsarzlgfR-
cholera dasentsry Gods. fe-h HgoRnds burns son
thrOsts sP5nsi Complaints sprziGs and brulssa-
chflEs and fever. For internal and external 49,
It's operation e ons only TO relieve the patient
but entirely rsu1oves The czuse q he c0uPIsIns
Il pe1stEztes and pervadss the whole system. r.
storing hszlthy EctIo1 All Ia Parts and quicken
Ing The b5ood-
The Ezauaekold Ranaeas n uuIrely Waw-
eE8hie and Al 1e1llEE-
Frspzred -
CURTIS q BROWE,
No. SIS FulsoE sEEset. agE To<k.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

THESE are experts On al manner Of
subjects In these days Of Litigation. A
woman testified the other day II tur-
key case, she knew " these turkeys BY
their walk, their eountenances, and
their manner Of roosting.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
FaEeg On SEht :! Z

Beachers family HsEspzpeE ives eVeFg Subscriber
q pEir q he llrEast "a hnssr oleoErGphs-tEo
nos AZ elIlseeEa- that fave EfrHf-
painted - Ms. lfigzsan. - coHsrasts sud coEt-
rsnious for her = VIDE Awake and Pat
AEau-s have lzuz1sass sue=ceas- eaI %
TIE bsss ausfuess ever G1IaEe1 flr c4EEEsszra
f--ufsh he FlzzsL and Ean1sou1a c-fsft ala z,zv
ve-y high eoslE1lss-1rF- Elch u1sEriheE rss-elFss
grfEhouE 1efzT two 1s81Etful Picture. wElE1 are
ready for laIrae1ta1e delivery rhs rarer Itself
stands pssrieze among fzusifF loaruzis. beiue 50
r1uuIEr rf1Et - CAS- lzrEeEE crgul1-
ton IN The arurEd EEpt1Fs TIE best = eEssy AL
eat EE ard EEEissro1 = Ee5iz2 story - tuir b.
EiuninE. EseE c1zptesz Supplied 70 each suoscrib-
er. Ma S1DUeas 4a1s eEpected seguel 10 Ny
Wishing Epo1 sslGrT or an iloependsus h1ssnsss.
ziso1lt sd q S5rsnl>s 80 a SEZL
TorE- aoasou- Czhiczzc Cfnellzsti, O san Era1-
Cseo-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

BOYS And Riddle AGED MEN
Traiued fo- 4 81 -cssEluI STAR 81 BE- uass Ia
tzlEnt how 20 Eeg living EuEEE rurnzy anF -
ccG1e s1tssarstuz, lssfGi cttl1e1s- Esas Bus
Ee-s CqileEa- FuEen eezzte- X =. On ne r. ui
o-fesz ard cliF pr4c4tctl coDuaerc AZ scho6I and
u1lF ore urlTl5i1E tEzsfzuEs for gEsfzasas. Re-
feFs pstE1-H ard ErEclars9 ~ neErlF ever cts
2l4 tow Teal eEFznse F-scfllzse E11Eza $50 -
sT-sze-l- Faclstu1a- Arr51tr=zH1
s11s- aHy day visit ans fns1irztsou ala-ssa 81
rlrfic1lrz and cat1lege q 1l1 ETl -uasez In hs-
1saz. n @ EAsTEAE. Lib .RoaEhkssFsts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

xATuAL e rAzIEAiTEsF1as PRACTICE.
DULEs q processes a15setass = a. aeEat.Fe
Il 4aaeE1 biz. A. tzsl1-s7eza41se ilaltl - tlf
every oeulheE - azal1oerasi aozsy. sd ths AZ
teuzlzy n AL a. states.
pGE1tau1entarT 11rr o. Ezzsa|-
Addrsss. THO1fPSoSs EEoWS q CO. sa4tcr.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

VIZ sre told that nothing is made IN
vain How about a pretty girl2 Isn't
she msiden vain
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

APPLE WBE-The following is high
" commended IS q recipe for home
made vine from apples: Take sixty
pounds Of brown sugar, one pound Of
sulphate Of lime put into pure sweet
cider from the press, enough to I'LL q
forty gallon barrel. Leave the bung
out forty-eight hours, then bung It up
and leave q small vent until fermenta-
ton wholly ceases. If should be kept
II a cool place. When il has ceased to
ferment It Is ready for use. The lon
ger It stands the better it Is.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11

CHILDREN oFrE LOOK PALE
AND SICK
troD Nc o.ber e4zs- mar having vo-ns In ne
stomach
BROWNS vERHIFUeE CoNFITs
sI1 osss1og wEms Eftso1s Aszry % ths ehEl1
salng P1rAsctIy WHITE. AD4 nss nrsn al oosor-
i1g q 0-hsr taizEio1s tngrodissa sally ussd n
wosz peep4zeIszA
CURTIS q BEOEYEs PrsPEssaors,
No BIS Fzltoz st-ses. Sew Tork.
Sod b druggists a1d chaznisaa, Al dszIo-- N
11e1lc11ez - TEENTT-grVE CEseza BOX
A cOUGH, COLD Oh SORE THROAT
BzOEE8 tEssaIrss iunsdIE1s atssasssz. ana
3 soSCHIAElshoald be Cbscked- II aTozed %
EEoCHE5 lcontIass- IkEIFATIoz or IKE
Fo1 Luxsa- a PzMAEE9r THEozr
JUICES AETEcEI0g. o. AZ IscUEAsLE
AID IsUSs Dzzz4sE Is ocs1 TIE re
DLDS- isulL
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRfCHES
Hz-zaE firecz fndlencs On ths paris gives tn
u1edizfe rei3eL pr Ezo.zEH rTrs- a sruEar ca
rAEEE. CozSsENErEEE AID THEosT DEzEssEs.
EEuc1EE aFs $500 q =snsiH rz1tA eot1 flfcneHz-
SINGERS And FCELzC SPEAKERS
WI End TEocEEs zsefEl il eleailzE fhs Eoice
WhRl 1zken belcEa staEElE sreAEl1E. Euc
f5ssSis o1fy BnowE's REoxcEzAn EnszEns,s
ard o E1t Axe any q ne WarG1teEs iEieattsls
thzE nay - o4srs6 q - e-1FS1HsFs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
Silver Payments

The treasury departments project for
the resumption Of specie payment on q
small scale, has been modified, 50 that
instead Of disburzing silver coin In lieu
Of currency IN sums less than five dol
lars, silver coin VIII hereafter be paid
ont IN the fractional parts Of one dollar.
It vas semi-OfieiaIly stated one month
sgo, when this i've dollar silver payment
resumption scheme was Inaug1rased,
that there were about half million dol
ls<s N silver coin In the government
treasury, and that by the time that
ply Of silver pieces, probably sufficient
to meet the requirements at the above
rate OF Disbursement, would be coming
n from the hints, which, It was also
said, would be Immediately put 70 their
utr ost capacity IN the production Of
silver coin Not more than one han
dred and fifty thousand dollars In silver
have been paid out up to this time, snd
yet a reduction of eighty per cent. Is
now made IN the amount of specie al
loved IN each requisition upon the
treasury. Admitting that the major
part Of the silver thus far paid ont has
not gone into circulation, hut has been
put into the pockets or stockings Of ont
side hoarders, there has perhaps been
onegood result from this diminutive re-
sumption scheme, namely the treasury
vaults are depleted to this extent of
silver which the government was hoard
NJ therein.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
TH BEST oFFR EVER MADE
FHE CINCINNATI WEEKLY ENQUIRER
AIDA
BEAUTIFUL oERoxo PRzxIUK Foa Sc.

A SKIING BLESSING. A beautiful p eturs IA
"a IS colors. 15xD inches sells retain for 80
HOUSE HOLD PETS A ha1dso1e picture u
Is scolors. I2TIT Inches els for $50 ~ retail
Either one q the ahuFe and the Weekly EnqGfEaF
enc year EfiI be 70 subscribers Who remit
s310 dIrecE
DE 1910 DISCOVERING TIE MISSISSIPPI
Spends picture II q colors- size lsz-iz iuhss
sells retail for ef5-l ms picture and the NFeeE
u EEquirsE for year sent 70 zEdress tor g o.
Agents Who send ten uauues n 1910 can have
cupy OF = De soto DiscoFerilE the Mississippi and
each Subscriber choice OF either q the first
Chn0mos-
s1bscTise-s reeeiving Chronos are not coated in
-7frrrs ieHrr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-12-11
THE ENQUIRER ALMANAC

VIZ b sent free 70 every subscriber received since
Aurl Is Is7l AGdresz AL Letters %
FAEAcz & MOLE y. Cincinnati, Ohio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-13
Eureka Items.
from the Sentinel Of juno 18th,

lrEUHl tlc oSntlnel VI Juno liIH.l
On Saturday last the X. X. Company
declared q dividend Of twenty-five
cents per share. payable Immediately.
This Is pretty fair results for the X. X.
The mine was started up by Professor
Reyes about ak months ago, aud with
out levying a single assessment it.llas
been provided with fine hoisting works,
and the mine itself Is In q fine state OF
development. II may be %truthfully
said that 1t has been n self-sustaining
Institution from the start. Indeed. the
same may be said Of all Of the mines
on Ruby Hill. Unlike the Comstock
mines, II leading companies have,
In every case, made substantial i'm
provements, without the aid of a
dollar In assessments. We are
informed that the X. X. will con-
tinue to declare monthly dividends
for some time to come. The stock has
been quoted lately at tho remarkable
low price Of 81 so per share.
Dispatches were received yesterday
announcing a compromise between the
Eureka Consolidated and Richmond.
The "details Of the settlement have not
yet reached us. and a. to this part Of
the agreement the public, we presume.
care but little. The main point Is to
know that matters have been satlsfac-
torily adjusted between these two
leading companies, and that both will
now proceed. unfettered, to work their
respective mines. There can be no
question that this compromise will
rebound to the benefit Of all whose in
tcrests are Identified with the future
Of the District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-13
UTAH LAWS

The liquor ordinance lately passed
by the Sal. Lake City authorities, ex-
torting a monthly license OF $780, mas
been creating considerable excitement
among both Saints and Sinners. BE-
ing resisted and two cases having been
brought before Chief Justice Mckean'
bs has decided that the city could not
collect such a tax, that 1t was illegal,
and void because it blended taxation.
prohibition, and license into one sys-
tenn, something which Is not authorized
by the charter, Is unreasonable, and,
therefore, void. The other case was q
petition for an INJUNCTION to restrain
the city from prosecuting dealers
iu a criminal way, for violating the
ordinance. The Judge held that
no laws exist In Utah to give
a remedy to q person malicious
ly prosecuted, and that the Court
was not responsible for the non'
existence Of such just laws, and there
fore the petition was denied. This
places the dealers Of Salt Lake City In
a curious position. They need not pay
the license because 1t Is illegal, but tn,
city may prosecute them every day FOL
not paying it and that with impunity'
for there Is no remedy for malicious
prosecution In Utah. The City Coun
Gil pass an ordinance, the United
States Court declares 1t void, the city
authorities prosecute for its ~infraction'
defendants are put to trouble and eS'
pense, and there Is no remedy. A fac
system Of government, surely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-13
The Population of France.

The Journal Ollctei of Paris pub.
lished. January 81, 1872. the results OF
the CENSUS taken last year, and com.
pares IL with the preceding one OF
1866. At the latter date. the popula-
ton Of France was 80, 067. O94, that
number being. however, subsequently,
reduced by 1857, 23S, representing the
inhabitants Of the districts annexed to
Prussia. and leaving 4 net total OF
SO, l02, 92l. giving a deficit Of 3G6. 935.
The principal causes Of this decrease
are the war, tho epidemic OF smallpox
IN 1870 and 1871, a falling oil in the
number Of marriages, and the excess
of deaths over births. Relatively to
the sexes. the decrease Is 235. $50 males
and l3l. l05 females. the number at
present being ma follows: Masculine,
single. 1928. 22S; married, 1852, 096 ;
widowers, l.0O5, l53 ; total, l~7,9lS.476.
Feminine, single, 1884, 4S; married,
1920. $40; widows, 1859. 7SS; total,
Is. l22,4 45, and showing an increase OF
females over males to the extent Of
l4l. $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-13

The telegraph announces that exten
sivo preparations for the funeral ofths
late U. S. Minister Orr have been
made. and that It will be one Of the
most imposing ever witnessed in New
York City. The funeral takes place
from Rev. Mr.. Hspworth's Church,
corner Of Madison avenue and Forty.
fifth street. DR.. Stephen d. II. Tying,
Jr. will read the Protestant Episcopal
service. and the funeral address will
be delivered BY Rev. Mr.. Hepworth.
All the Masonic and Knight Templar
societies will participate, besides the
Mayor and Common Council and head.
of departments, Foreign Ministers and
Consuls, the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of the State Of New York,
Governors OF States and Territories,
officers of the army and navy, officers
Of the civil service OF the United States,
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, Judges OF the State and
city courts. members Of Congress and
citizens. The Governors Of Alabama
and Georgia, and the Hon. Charles 4.
MacIey, OF South Carolina, will attend
the funeral.