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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-12


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TON FACTORS & coz on ER ST.
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". G. lewis and atileIs IS. 5oi-1 Reese and
others.
Ia this cnese !. appeeEing e she s@4izfae-
t.on Of The Clerk and Master. frou the aiil.
which i sse4n 90. tia- tho ,ietei.dont, 1f.o.
Seere7 s non-Fesi5l2n3 ~ Tie STATE o.
tennessee, SO That the ordinary presses Of
.a's Ssa5s ssnnes q sesse1 oa hiaa, and
.las tie said 1alla Reese 5 iudobted Is the
cam fsia. n4nis- -. 7. Atki<zaeil ard -. G..
LeNis. ia TIC sup - SSss7s. aa9 81 eriei-
nal nltaehmeAt having ssse iSsael h1aiEst
tire properly ostke snid 1eiia Reeso. ana lie
same having been losied upon tiss legal and
eQRitHbie IN tei1st o. sale John Recess Ia ana
U = certain traet OF iani- siiiinred Il tiic sth
civil aissriet IS Giles esnnty ga lssstsonsf IS
therefore eI7isred Z Et publication &c iaa,.e for
ie1f weeks III succession in the folaski Citi
zen, newspaper ppfiisred Ia $40 town of
lal-ssi ~ sad Stlito, requiring Tho said de-
tendant y te and rpfeal pa tie ar=t day Of
tie next se.n q! The chaueery CONT Is Be
held Tor the county OF GILES, 81 tie ceprt-
house II llsla>si, on She Isl Moaiay nf Sep
teirbef peNt, sutl answer cemi ssaiuhnt's BIZ i,
OF Tie same viii BE taken for cen s.sscd as tc
hias and SCI iof hearing ex- PASTE.
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J.. w. McCoRD, Editor and Manager,
4. u. McCORD, Local Editor.
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COMMERCIAL.
PULAsKE MARKETs.
Corrected Every Week.
COTTON

COTTON. PROVISIONS lying.
orc mary. .... Soil Bacon, shoulders ~
cad Ordinary 1908 Hams Il, Sides 10
Strict Los0 lBsddiiRg l 5 ,S60ukder8, Sel{iHq,
PRODUCE. Hams, 1255, .Sides96911
Bttter. zoe, Eggs 10 Flour. 800 $500, 60
Appies, dried . 3C05 Lard Toe, Meal 80
Peaches . - 3GJ4 GRocERIEs.
GRAIN. lSugar, a. o.. 1908
I Oats seed. T5c, Rae go DemeTarG, . l21{t0l4
Cgn, Hhas,. 20 Refnof - chs, 4 IA
W1eat. 81 .40t01 80 Crushed d Pozod. Is
GRASS SEEDS. -HoldsseS, 40. L.. so
German 1lillet . so C5fee, Best Rio %
Tam. do. LIS Caad2es. .fulI sreigbt 25
Hungarian .. 200 IoJacc0, best .. rs
Ck0geF -..... Z, e0 g c0Uamon, go
Timothy ~ 4 sol Nails PEI keg - 6,75
Blue Grass $50. 80 Salt per barrel, 400
Herds Grass 800 I 80 Soda Zoe. Starch 10
HARDWARE. l5ro0BaS, best pr d0s 4. so
Tres per d. S13t115 Hacking. 45d75
AoySe Aaizs = ib243o27eI Candy, eoD4ls; fdacg25
- S.50es 3 Eeg 500 Cysters pr doz 17512T5
C5ttoR HES y d0s s. O0I
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@ Its failures are unl,newn.


VIII testify.
Is Its cures are numbered by thous-
ands.
rs Its failures are unknown.
Bewar- of countcrfeits; the genuine
has the words GLOBE FLOWER CouGu
SYRUP blown in each bottle, and the
signatures OF the proprietors ON each
label. The trade mark and compound
are protected by letters Patent. Dent
take any ether article as substitute
for Globe Flower Cough Syrup. Ii
your druggist or merchant las none on
hand request him 10 order it for you.
Thousands OF testimonials, SONS Of
which seem almost Giyraislis.
Us. PEMBERTON & Co.. Props.
ATLANTA, GA.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
mar6-6m
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Peters Musical Monthly for june
contains The following new music. You
can bay the Monthly for 80 cents. The
music viii cost'in sheet-form the prices
annexed.
have no Home. Song and Cho-
rus. HAYS. so so
Meet me, Bessie, Ia the DELL Song
and Chorus. Stewart 80
The Sweetest Bird Is Singing. S.
a G. Daaks ...... 50
My Soul IS Dark. Ballad Walk
Glory be 20 God on high. 4voices
DrcssleY ...s =. p. ,,.....,t -.,... 90
sprlaglags-EeiJ Gelop. 3 hands.
Pachef .t.....-. -..s......... 80
Sallie's Waltz. kinkel. ......s. 35
Silver Moonbeam. Becht 49,. 90
hIay-pola Marah. Mueller .. SO
Autumn Leaves. kinkel .. so
Think off an the above pieces for
30 cents. or the same pieces in sheet
form for 1865. send 81 feF the Last
six month"; numbers Of Peters Musical
Monthly, and you viii never rcgret it.
Address, j. +. PETERS,
500 Broadway New York.
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Al TNFALLTBLE CURE

CoUGEs, Coins,
HoARsESEss, SoRE THROAT
GROUP, WHoorING GooGH,
pLEuRIsY, ISFLUENzA,
ASTHMA, GRoNCuIrls, sc, &c.
- IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-12
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Giles Rational Bank

OF PtgasIsi, i7a the State of Ten
Rcssee, at Close Of Business,
april 25tH, 1878.
PTGnTTPffEC
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Nashville Market.
nlent,

Flour-Supertinc. S6aS6.5O single Y,
81; Xxx, $40; xxx, $3.50; choice fam
lily, 500; strictly fancy, Sl0.50.
Bulk Meats-Clear sides, go; clear ril
sides 81; shoulders, ga, all packed.
Lard in kegs Zoe; prime leaf, %ticrces, ..
Choice llams-C. &. G. hams, l4c.
Break fast Bacon, i2c.
Corn Meal, 55@G0c.
Corn, AZ ut 40, buying loose.
Wheat-Sl.50
Oats, Acc loose; sacked SOC on orders.
Rags 3}ac.
Fc~athers-55aG5c.
Cotlec-Rio, 2la2ic; Laguayra 22a25c
Java EI8"30.
Nails-SG 90 for l0ds, and 25c additional
for diminishing grades.
Salt, 81 So for 7 bushel barrels.
Ginseng, S5a90c.
Cotton larns-l2>a, l4la, lGl&, 1917, for
700, 800, 800 and 400.
OnioEs-$3.50 per barrel.
Eggs, l3c from wagons; l4c from store.
Dried Fruit-3c for apples and quarter
peaches, and 4iac for half peaches.
Broom corn, Old. 3a4c; new, 4ajc.
BecswaX, 25c.
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad stock
Coo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

The Southern Magazine, published
monthly at Baltimore, is one of the
hest in the United States. 1t is the
only literary magazine published in
the South, and numbers among its
contributors the most talented writers
Of our land. In no particular is it in
ferior to any Northern magazine, aud
in many particulars is decidedly supe
rior. 1t costs 81 per annum, hut for
81. 80 can he had the magazine 70, one
year and a copy of the splendid steel
engraving, (35x29 inches.) "Tle
Burial of Latane." illustrating john
R. Thcmpson's well.%nown poem
which commentaries one Of the most
solemn and touching incidents Of tie
late war. The retail price of the en-
craving is $50, but 81 so will secure a
copy and the magazine for mi year.
w. j. Slater will forward subscrip-
tons. Specimen copies Of tae maya
Zine can IL" our office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

SUPERB Stock. -Messrs. Lenehan
Williams d. Co., Decherd, Tenn, are
just nov receiving a heavy stock of
Dry Goods, from New York, and in
addition are also receiving a fine lot Of
groceries. They propose to offer the
people Of Franklin county as fine and
varied an assortment of Ladies Dress
Goods, Gentlemcn's Clothing, and gro.
ceries Of all kinds, as any house in Che
county car offer, and will not allow
any one to undersell them. Call and
see them at Dechcrd, See advertise.
ment,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

CIRCUIT Court In this Court the
only criminal case tried of any impor
lance was that of the State against
Reuben Smith, (colored,) charged
with the murder Of q Mr. Wade, some
months ago, neal Estill Springs. He
was acquitted by the jury without
leaving their seats, as the State Attor-
mcy, in opening the case, admitted That
III, State had failed to make out n
case as charged in the indictment. The
jury decided that the homicide was
unsuitable. We hope the verdict will
put n stop to the practice Of
going over the country at night,
breaking open houses, plundering, and
carrying deadly weapons with which to
ierrorizt %peaccabic and law abiding
people.
In the case of the State against the
three men charged with committing
ii rape, the prisoners were remanded
tn Jail.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

ATLANTA MARKET.-Ihe following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market, rs reported by
ii. I. Cox d Co., of that city:
CoRN-WItitc, per busicl, S2l&aSj; yell
low, 771aaS0.
WHEAr-Tenn. White, per bushel, 2 2ja
? 80; Tenn. Red, 2 LOAF 20.
OArs-pcr bushel. 5ja60.
F~LouR-Fancy. sack So pounds, 8 %.
5 80; Family, 4 50a 100; Extra. 1 OOa4 %:
Superline, 3 5Oa3 70. Flour in barrels
same'proportion us in sacks.
BACON-SlioulderS. per pound, 7lsaS.
Hams, l231al3 Clear Sides, 0isalO.
MEAL-pcr busllrl, S2laaS5.
~BUrrER-pcr pound. 30l32le &C.
EGGs-per dozen, l5alGc.
FEArHEIS-pcr pound. GOa1Oc.
DRY lllDEs-pcr pound. 2Oa22.
4-4sSHEEllNGS-pCr yard, l3al3l2c.
rs SlIEETINGs-pcr yard. llLal2c.
CoTroN IARNs-pcr bunch, | Goal Go.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

The NASHVILLE BANNER An ad.
yerliscment OF the Nashville Rcpubli.
can Banner will be found in our col.
INN Il will be seen that the sub.
scription price Of the daily is so, and
of the tri weekly So. But we have cE-
fectcd an arrangement by which any
person desiring the daily can have
IL and tie Journal one year for $40, or
the tri-weekIy Banner and Journal one
veal for Sc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

SIGNS 1t is well enough for mer,
chants, lawyers, mechanics, and the
various men Of profession and trade.
10 have signs upon the doors Of their
respective places Ok business. for
passers-by to see; but the best sign in
the world is Il card in their county
newspaper, which will go to the hoHs,s
of and be read by men and women
who may become customers. Kcy6um
sat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

Mr.. j. c, Garner, of the firm Of W.
W. Garner Il Co., has lately returned
from Nashville, where he laid in /.
heavy supply ofGroccIics, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, seeds of all kinds,
and a general variety, in fact, Of mcr
chandisc, These articles have been
received, and Messrs. Garner Il Co.
say they want TO sell them cheap for
cash, Go and sec them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

COOP FLoUR.-rhere is nothing thai
can please the purchaser, cook or con-
sumner, in an catable way, more than good
bread. To make good bread you must
have good flour, and w. NJ. Taft proposes
to furnish, from his mill, the very best
grade of flour at the lowest market price.
mar2T-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

Mr.. Wa. flaming, Of our town, has
beer seriously i'll for several days, and
is still Confined - his bed. We have
heard that his s. mptoms are some,
thing sim'lr to M1ningitis, If he is
real!,, Suffering from.this disease it is
10 be prt,nmed that he will recover,
because the maIadl is generally fatal
IN from eight to sixteen hours, and Mr..
Tanning has been sick several days,
In another part of the journal we
publish an article from the Nash Vile
Banner i'll regard to the disease in that
city,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

Horse Wantcd.-Apply at this Office,
if you want to sell Il good. gentle horse
one that will work in plough, wagon or
bnggy-will not scare at the cars, nor
scare if fishing poles rattle behind. Such
a horse or mare, between 1 and Sycars of
age, can be sold at a reasonable price by
rs aforesaid.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

We have just received at the Homo
journal office a full supply Of beautiful
stationery, and inks and bronzcs, and
defy competition in the way Of elegant
printing, such as wedding, visiting or
business cards; circulars, bill heads,
blank statements, blanks Of al! kinds,
lrttcr-hcads, posters, NC. VT have
all sorts Of tinted and colorcd papers,
oi til" best manufacture. Come along
with your job work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

There are n number Of ragged places
in the pavement around our square,
and We should think that the municipal
law upon the subject ought to be en-.
forced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03
NOn-R Resident Notice.
T. X. Curtis, administrators Of Z. r Hor-
ton, decd VS. j. NJ. Martin and A. {.
Attachment Bill

L. Il. luftlS, NunllnlStfutOE OF L.. IL hut
ton, decd vs. j. NJ. Martin and A. {.
Attachment Bill
On motion OF complainant. and 1t ap-
pparing to the satisfaction of the Jerk d
Master. from the Bill which is sworn to,
that defendant, James Monroe Martin. Is
either Il nonresident OF the state Of Ten
nesscc, or is absconding and concealinX
himself suthat the ordinary process OF law
cannot he served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
BE- made for lour successive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear on or before the next term
of the C!ianctry Court, to be held in the
of.Winclestcr. Tennessee on the 4th
Monday in June next. and plead an
swer or demur to the complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken TOR
confessed. and set for hearing cX parte
rs 10 them. Wines my hand, ut office,
this February 22d, 1913
TIL. FINCH, c. Is VI.
mar8-4t ~
Colyar It Curtis and FitzpatricS. Greg
DRY u Davss, solicitors for complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

The Home, ofNew York, The Ttna,
of Hartford, The State, Of Nashville.
These are the best Of fire insurance
companies. Call on w. J. Slater. if
you want a policy in any n 0: more
or them. They offer reliable indem
nity.
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apr3 1t

Yesterday was All.Fools Day, and a
wet. disagreeablc one it was. No
doubt but a number Of jokes were
played upon innocent persons, who
TIM, became April fools, but no joke
has been played upon any II who has
gone to Il. c. HandIy's for cheap
goods, nor can any one be 4 fool for
doing 81. Nj. Handy is selling Off at
the lowest rates in order to rtplcnish
with a heavy stock. He goes to
Nashville this week for this purpose.
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Partnership Notice.

The partnership of Metcalfe & Sylcr,
and also of Metcalfe. Syler d Simmons.
having been heretofore dissolved. notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to
either OF said firms to make settlement
with John Simmons. who is alone author
lied to collect and settle their business.
This March 3lst 1873.
LEWIS METCAFE.
Il. SYIER.
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LAST CALL-PAY YOUR TAXES

All persons owing taxes for the
year 1872 are hereby notified to pay
the same at once. If they fail I shall
be compelled to distrain upon their
property for the payment Of the same.
Taxes ought to be and must be col
lcctcd. Respectfully,
JNo G, HANNAH,
apr3 1t Tax Collector.
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A SWEET Grrr.--Mrs. r. II. Mathcr.

A SWEET GfFT.--Mrs. r. II. Mathcr.
nee Miss Stamper, of Belvidere, in this
county, has placed US under obligation
for a box OF rich and beautiful "honey
the lioney'co NIB" deposited in tho
early part Of last summer. In her
Kind note to us, leading the sweet gift,
Mrs. NJ, makes a suggestion worthy
the attention Of ladfes-those especially
who feel that TING drags heavily, and
whose lands, instsad of doing some.
thing Of value, are used for turning the
leaves of mandy pamby novels. We
quote as follows:
"IIle honey is Of my own raising,
and is only one Of many that | have
had and still have, and you will OBJ.
serve that ii is 10 good condition and
much mor inviting than honey carved
out Of the old fashioned gum
The swarm Of bees that pro.
this | put in the hive myself, and
have attended to them ever since, and
will say that | find a great deal Of
AMI entertainment in bee cul-
lure, although when my husband first
brought bees here | was afraid to have
hem in the yard.
II Lac been thinking how many
aides there are who might fad profit
and pleasant employment in keep,
ng bees, and always have the satisfac
ion Of having in their cellar a good
Of one Of the luXurics that
night be so abundant, yet which 50
ew have"
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This is the Short Route East,

And the only direct out to the South
and South east.
Passengers for McMinuville and Man
chester. " incheStcr and Alabama. or the
jasper Branch Railroads, viii take the
3 200 A. VI. train.
SLEEPING CARS accompany the . $50
=. NJ. Train to Memphis anI G:i5 p. N.
Train to Chattanooga.
For Through Tickets and further inior-
nation apply ut City Transfer Office. Max
well House, ard at Chattanooga Depot,
Church Street.
JNO. W. THOMAS.
W. l.. DANLEI, Gen'l Sup't.
Gen. L. and L. Agent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

Among the minor improvements
that have been made in our town, there
is not u we admire more than Mr..
6. 5 WaImslcy's in enclosing his side
walk in front Of his nice residence. 1t
effectua'ly protects his paling from
hogs and cows, and stock generally
running at large, and at the same time
is no obstruction to pedestrians, who
have only 10 open an easy-going gate
at each end. If all the side walks in
town were thus arranged, young shade
trees would be safe from lepredations
of stock, and time and money would
not be lost IN painting fences. We ap
prehend that the nuisance of stock
running at large will force our citizens
to follow Mr.. Walmslcy's example.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

HoMICIDE.-Wc learn that a few
days since, not far from Stevenson,
Jackson Co.. Ala, Mr.. Tom Pack
killed Mr.. Tom Steele. son, we believe,
of Poney Steele, of this county. 1t
appears that both of the parties were
at a corn shucking, on the premises of
Mr.. Buck Mathews, on Raccoon Creek.
Pack and Steele had had difficulty be.
fore, hut had consented to he friends
in the future. On the occasion refer
red to, Pack had taken off an armfull
of shucks, and, returning, mad a saw.
age lick with his knife, which cut the
throat ofStcclc from car to ear. Pack
fed, and parties are in pursuit OF him.
Murder and crime seem to be the or.
der Of !hC day.
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Tree Seedlings
BY THE MILLION!

10000 900 Norway Spruce seedlings, / year
old. 81 per 1000.
100000 sugar Maple Seedlings, | year
old 50 cents per l,OOO.
100000 White Beech Seedlin5s, l year
old. 30 cents per LOCO.
2.5OO.OO0 White Canoe Birch Seedlings, !
year old, 90 cents per l.OOO.
!. 900, 900 Arbor Vitae Seedlings, 2 to 4
inches high. so cents per 1000.
1,OO0,00O Weeping spruce Seedlings. 2 u 4
inches high. 80 cents per l.0UO.
l.5O0, 900 White Pine Seedlings, year old.
81 per 1000.
100000 Scotch Pine Seedlings, l year old,
SIS per LOCO.
10000 Gray Pine Seedlings, | year old.
$40 per LOCO.
100000 Red Pine Seedlings. l year old.
SIS per 1000.
100000 White Elm Seedlings. 8 to IL
inches high. 81 per LOCO.
100000 silver Maple Seedlings, / to 2
feet high. 50 per 1000.
All kinds and sizes and varieties Of trees
and seedlings adapted to forest culture for
timber. wood. lots. screenes. wind-breakes.
and every purpose for which fores trees
anil Evergreenes are desirable, ut prices
the reach OF all.
PINNEY & CO.
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