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Giles County is famous for ats hills.
II has the biggest hills, the rOekiest
hills, and the richest hills. There is
Aspen Hill and Minor Hin and Pleasant
Hill and Prospect Hin and Authonyss
Hill and Pisgah Hin and How IS that
for High y-BaaHa-.
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~ A man whom we considered a
friend, writes us that he has "drawn on
us at sight Cor a little bill. We can't
see his blind" If be expects to do
anv good he had better draw on some
hOlY else.
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~ The lightning Mills, p by Messrs
Peden & billiard, near Prospect, will
eut your lumber on short notice, and
cut 1t correctly, at the lowest living rates
which are advertised "a this issue of
the Citizen.
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~ The young men of town have
made arrangements to have danciag
party Tonight az the house being vaca-
ted by Mr.. Boyd M. Young.
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The dissolution Of the firm OF Rolls q
Morton appears in this Issue, Mr. Rolls
retiring. The new firm Is under the
style of Morton, W0Tiey & Mccoy.
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Il A revival has been i'm progress at
Blooming Grove, four miles east Of town,
since last Saturday, conducted by that
great revivalist, Rev. w. q. Hensley.
Much good has resulted therefrom.
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CITY Bakery.

We call special attention to the card
OF Mr.. b. 5. Cheek, who Is profession
al Baker and CoufectiOner. Orders for
weddings, parties, pic-nics, &C., will re
ceive his personal and prompt atten-
ton.
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- BULGER's communication has
been received, and is held under advise
ment. We hardly know what to do
with IL
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HIarrfages
Died.

At Wales Station, on Monday night,
2Sth inst, an infant child of AIR. Gus.
HOPKINS, aged about four months.
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r. Some damage was done 10 the
young trees in the College yard by car
riages Che night Of the Hop.
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A-for one year,
B-for two years,
q g. -. -.

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The importance of selecting good Di-
rectors cannot be over estimated. They
will inaugurate the system of Public
Schools, viii control the disbursement
of u large amount of money, and will
have large discretionary powers. The
best men of the District should be Sc
lected. This is peculiarly Gan office
which should seek che men," and
which g the men" should accept and dis
charge with fidelity.
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EE- Rosenau q Loveman announce
this morning that they will sell at cost
only 80 days longer. Bargains now OF
never.
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Turnip Seed.

Iandreth's, Fiat Dutch, Purple Top
ana kpia Baga frnip Seed in bulk at
Ju<47z G. a. PoPE's.
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AGENTs WANTED EoR TnE
GREAT INDUSTRIES
or 7HE usirrD srArrs.

1900 RACES and 500 engraving, printed 81
English nads German. Written hy 20 cf1i=
nent authors, including John y Cough.
Hon. Leon Case Edward Rowland. Rev. j.
Edwin Hall, Philip Ripley, Albert Brisbane,
Horace Greeley, 4. j. Perkins, etc, etc.
This work Is a complete history Of al
branches Of industry, process Of mHnuiac-
turc. etc. ia ell ages 1t complete cncy-
clopodia Of arts and manufacture, and b. the
most entertaining ard valuable work nH
subjects Of general interest ever offered o. The
public. We give our Agents the eXciu
sivs right Of territory. One Of our Agents
sold les copies IN eight days, another cold
36s in two weeks. Our Ae ut in Hartford
sold S9T IN one week. Specimens Of She work
sent 70 Agents On receipts Of stamp. For eir
culars and terms 70 AGENT address the pub
fishers. J B. BURR d HYDE, 81
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Bob Shapard s Cos. CHEAP TABLE,
An the ladies ought to 60 and get
dress. The table speaks for itself in
eheapness.
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az The District Conference which
convened at Cornersville last Wednes-
day was attended by several delegates
from this place.
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EDITOR CITIZEN :-Iu your issue of
the 24th inst. you corrected mistake
made week previous In recording the
death OF DIR. Steele's old brood mare,
AI6oni- You have still got The name
wrong. You printed it Albino. 1t
should be AlbOni.
Alboni was the dam of Dixie, Chick
amauga, Chilli larterwHrds Molly
James, High Constable, and leaves a
promising yearling colt by Harry of the
West r.
PrLAsKI. July 25. 1879.
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COMMERCIAL.
The Nashville cotton ouotatio,ts W
PULASKI MARKETS.
Corrected Every Week.
PRovSs1oNs-RrY1Na

MISUNDERSTANDING.
BGe0n, shoulders S
Hams 1915, SIDES. 10
Shoulders, Selling, g
Hams, lS1, Sides l116
Hour, S4tO5.CO
LGrd 121Sc, Neal 81
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, a.. q. l0tolS
Demsrafa, 121zt014
Refaef els, A Il
Crushed de P0cd, ,I5
-HoldSSeS, No. /. 90
C25ee. Best Rio 25
Candle, JVlI seeight 25
EbaccO, best -. l,25
c01Hn1on, 60
Aails per key -. 6,75
salt Per barrel, 400
Soda Ice. SIarch 10
BRUINS beStPr DIX 4 80
Blacs7ng, 49,. 45075
Candy, com1S; Iancy25
CgSters Pr DIX l75@275
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gutal gsws.

~ Circuit Court convened last Mon
day at this place, Judge Wnl. J.. Martin
presiding.
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Fires.

The recent great fire at Baltimore de-
stroyed property to the amount Of $780,
600, insured for 100000. A hundred
and fifty thousand dollar fire occurred
at Norfolk, Va, en- the 26th; an ineen-
diary fire destroyed the Jewlsh Syna-
gogue at Chicago on the 26th; Portland,
Maine, had another great fire on the
Goth; loss, 100000.
Marriages.
Albert j. Griffis to Mary j. Bowden,
John Haywood to Sarah Legg,
G. n. MOsier to Nancy L. Costs.
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In the County Court at Pulaski.

Alexander Britain rs. VIM. Britain and
others.
\ this cause IL appearing from tho Com
4 plainsnrs hill that Thes. Britain, Frank
lin Britain. John J. Britain. Edward Rsa-
gan. Missouri Reagan. Jail fines. Elisabeth
b Jines, fhos- Lee aud oily Ann Il. Jines,
defendants, are non-reSidents Of the State OF
Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered BY the
Clerk that said nou- residcnt defendants be
required 10 appear before tie Coanty CouFt
of tsilos county on the first Monday "a sep
temboT, 1919, and make defense % said sill,
OF the same will ho taken foI confessed and
the esusc set Tor hearing ex parte a. to them.
Il : further ordered that this motion be
published for tour consecutive weeks in the
Pulaski Citiz "a, d newspaper published In
the town OF Pulaski, ia the state Of 'rennos-
nessee. Il. 81. AYMETT-
iulsi Clerk Giles County Court.
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Br1ssrOS's HorrL' Fonr VA Er. GAL

BTISsroN's HorEL' FoRT Val Er, GAL
December /, 1878.
hEssRs. J y. PEMREKroN & Co. Atlanta
Ga.-Gents-Fcr the past two months
have been sufferir with a very severe
cough, and ] used fifty different remedies
without receiving the least benefit. but few
days ago friend recommended your Globe
Flower Cough Syrup, and l am proud to say
that my cough was entirely cured before the
bottle was near empty.
am, very respectfully,
E. T. BYINGTON.
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TO Stock Raisers.

e6 tn con PER DAYi AGENTS
% ~ 9ZU wanted All classes OF
working people, Of either sex, young or
old. make more money at work for Us in
their spare moments, or all the time.
than n anything else. Particulars free
Address g. STIEsoS & Co., Portland.
Maine. sepI8
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some Coal.


Col. A. s. Colyar, of Nashville, is in
Pennsylvania among the iron furnaces
and coal beds. He has been figuring
some on the coal trade ia that section
aud gives the facts +:
The rolling mill of Jones e I4aughlin
consumes daily ten thousand bushels of
coal, ard their biast furnaces consume
5000 Bushels of coke. Coal has made
this the richest portion of the United
States. We have in Tennessee the coal
TO make us as rich, and in iron we are
far ahead of Pennsylvania. The state
ment of a startling fact sometimes sets
people to thinking.
The coal dug IN Pennsylvania last
year would make a train of cars, allow
ing ten tons to the car $50 feet long,
which would reach from the Atlantic
to the Pacific ocean; and the coal dug
in England in the year 1872, would
make train of cars which would go
twice around the world, and have 3d.
100000 tons not shipped for want of
cars. Tr - IL -sr.r - EaH- 49, NJ
The Coffee County Democrat, pub
lished at Manchester, Tenn, contains
the following sensible remarks, to which
we invite the special attention of news
paper readers :hrE -ss ~
VIII it ever come, that long looked for
day, when people will cease TO regard
the press of the day as a happy and graf
uitous medium through which TO puff
and Yaunt the eXeeTencies of themselves,
their friends, and anything that comes
handy. We have never had the impu-
dence to call in at a merchants store,
demand and receive any article without
givinga gaid pro gao tor it, and we think
the time has come when merchants, law
yers, doctors, politicians, school teachers
circuses, etc, shall cease to come into
Offices and ask for gratIIitous puffs. 1t
does matter to us, little as certain
people seem to see it, whether we are
paid for our space or not, and we feel
somewhat disinclined 10 further comtin-
ne to be imposed upon. Local or gen
eral matters of public interest we think
ourselves capable of passing upon their
merits and publishing without assist
aDce or hint; but for an Individual TO
urge and insist upon our gratuitOusly
displaying him or his hobby to the pub
lie, merely because he thinks it to be the
public interest. Why's upon that point,
we'll 'tjust take no more in ours"
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BY THos. W. KNOX.
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Chanoerv Sic Of land.

A. NJ. Appleton and wife ". Joseph Jackson
and others.
I)U-tSi Ant TO q decree of the Cisancery
4 Court a. Pulaski IN the above cuuse. ]
viii on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1873,
sell at pnblio sale to the highest bidder, on
the premises. on a credit Of and . months,
with interest from date, and free from the
equity Of redemption, the tract of about 260
acres OF land mentioned in the pIeAdings,
situated on the waters Of Sugar { reek, aud
tho same owned BY Robert Ellison Of tLe
time Of his des.th aud purchased by Richard
Williams at a sale of the same made BY A.
Cox. then the Clerk and Master of said
Court, on the sth day Of September, 1870,
and again sold by J. Il. Stacy, = q NJ. Of
said Cont, on the 9th of November. 1872.
and again purchased by said Williams.
Notes with approved security viii be ie-
quiTed Of the purchaser, and q lien retained
until the purchase money i paid.
J. 3. STACY, c. & 81
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Brute Foree in sohoo.s.


In his late report to the Board oil
Mayor and Aldermen of Edgefield, "
=. Marks, Superintendent OF the Pub
gives his opinion very freely on the
subject of brute force in the govern
ment and discipline of children. He
says
q In matters of government and dis
7cipline, it has been our motto and prac-
tice to appeal to the head and heart rath-
er than to the back, and in this we claim
to have succeeded to a gratifying eX-
tent, and fully vindicated the oft re-
peated maxim, that kindness is a more
powerful agent than compulsion,' in
every case of discipline, the better feel
ings, the manly pride of the boy, have
been appealed to, and the result has
been all that could be desired. 4 feel
ing of selt-respect and manly aspira-
ton have been inspired, while an APP
peal to the rod would have blHnted the
sensi bilities and set up a feeling of de-
graded hatred and stultified ambition.
There is little hope OF a boy when ne is
not to some extent prompted and slim
ulated by manly aspirtiOns-- He must
be made to see the end from the begin
ning,and realize the important truth that
the boy is the father of the man. Hence
1t becomes those who have charge of
his early training, to use their utmost
skill in surrounding him with influences
that will lead to manly and honorable
results. An intellect was given to man
for his guidance and government, and
he is but brute who can only be gov
erned by brute force
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~ Mr.. VIII Ezeil passed as preach
er &C Conference last week among the
ladies.
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District school Directors.

The election of District school Di-
rectOrs will occur on the LIST Thursday
of August aug. 7th.) They will be
elected by the voters of each Civil Dis
trict; one for year, one for 2 years,
and one for three years. 1t is important
that the tickets should in each case
designate which person is voted for to
fill each term. They may be of the
following form
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COTTON.
Orc iRaIR 7t0l0
cod Ordinary 1904
Strict Lo5c AiddIina Is
PRODUCE.
Butter zoe, Eggs 10
APples, dried SOS
Peaehes +" ~ 804
Oats, SEED, 75e, RE so
Casn, White, Sc
Hhedt. l ,20to1 %
GRASS sEEDs.
German Hallet 2.5O
Tenn. do. ... LIS
Hungarian $50
C3orer ...... 100
Zi1R0fhg 4.5O
BlUe Grass. $50.
Herds GyaSs $50
HARDWARE.
AreS per d Z S13to15I
HorSe AaiZs p .fb24so2T
- Shes = keg 500
Gtt.n. Rl.fA y liz s on
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Diss0lution.

Mr.. Thos. r. Lindsay has retired from
the iir.n OF Irvine & lindsay, and Capt.
A &. Irvine takes entire control. In
MS card, Mr.. Lindsay pays Capt Irvine
well deserved compliment, every word
OF which we endorse. Old friends and
new ones are Invited to read his card,
note his promise, give him call, buy
ms goods, pay bin your money, and 90
home happy
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ands-
Is It's failures are unknown.
Beware of eounterfeits; the genuine
has the words GLOBE FLOWER CouGH
SYRUP blown in each bottle, and the
signatures of the proprietors ON each
label. The trade mark and compound
are protected by Letters Patent, Don't
take any other article as a substitute
for Globe Flower Cough Syrup. If
your druggist or merchant has none on
hand request him to order il for you.
Thousands of testimonials, some of
which seem almost miraculous.
]. S. PEMBERTON & Co.. PrOps.
ATLANTA, GA.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHKRE.
mar6-6m
, 1873-10-08
11lE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s. ts73

which lntl n depressing cffoot On noarly NIL
markets., but only ono was confirmed.
This wns tho a,,gar.houao OF Wylio II K,,a-
walls, No. Of Wall street, wl,oHo omlarraBa-
monts are aaid to extonf sotno tmo hnak, ne'a-
stoncd by hoavy p,,rehaHoH OIL a falling n'nrltat,
Wall street was tho ilrHt to feal tho tiaprnHnlon
that was consequent upon tito graatar HtrlnEn,Wy
III tho money nnrlot, eyisloreasl by TIM lneEaaaad
premium on groonhaeka. All ntnahH went ianlt
eomowhnt, and closed ot tia loweHt preeA, lilo
Vanderbilt stoolsH Anrercl lnnro than the othara,
which showa TINT ATr. Va,ulsrliltH ntrurta tor
tho last fow tlaya tn A,,atnin than l,aya .ot .ean
altogethor as,ecoHsful.
Scorotary lltuhalstAusi, ex-Nnnratnry hUt1Nl-
loch, mud acknowledgements llllhn,se hnt} Il
mysterious oonforonoo yeatorslay, ut thu hnt,-
Treasury In Now York. II mAy have had ANNA
connection with tho roport Which oo1aeA srou,
Washington that tho rayenuo rocolrtaara mt OK
pocted to moro t,an .lefray o,,truut oxponam, II
thoy do that, and tint presaura will hs brought
to bear OIL CongreHs to authorize tin addition nf
tho wholo Of tho s4l, 0O0 "rouoryo" tn tho
regular curronoy.. YhiH apronra to bo entirely
suporlluonB Ri1tco lilo Administration III aroaly
drawing OH tlia " roacryo" vory lll,srntly with
out authorization.
, 1873-10-08

The second balloon constructed by the New
York Graphic, and engineered by Donaldaon,
has ended iu still groater farco than tho first
ono. Before 1t started, the acronaut talked
loudly and long Of his ability to croBa tho ocean,
oxproBBed his conviction TINT ho should land
within thirty hours. either in England or Dom
mark, and was determined to make tho trip or die
in tho attempt. Tho proyiaons, soiontiio lnstru-
nlents, and other traps, loft oyer from tho first
trlal-in other words, tho proportios.of tho other
farco-werc once mora utilized, Mr. Donaldson
further romarAod boforo startling that AIs whole
soul was wrapped up In tho undertaking, along
with tho roat of tho gas, no presume. At the
hour Of startling ho was worry enthusiastic and
whom finally tho Graphic balloon started OIL for
Europe. there were undoubtedly many gulllble
people who supposed that they should hear Of
Donaldson in day or two over In Europe. But
It now turns out that the Axod eastern ourront.
IN whlQh 10 beloved, Ia good Gully to oonueetl'
, 1873-10-08

MoBsra. G. L. Thomas, Of tho Fifth District,
J. W. Savago, OF tho Twelfth, ?. q. Higgins,
Of tho Fourth, D. D. BURY, Of tho Jonth, and
J. II. Dowoy, members Of tho State Doard Of
Equalization, llavo flied protest against tho
railroad assessment, aotting up: ~ that the
Constitution OF tho Stato contemplatos all a.
sosBmont Of all tangible property in tho State;
(2) TINT tho railroad improvements boz
meath tho iron and tics F." arc yalu-
ablo aud tangible part Of railroad prop
orty; and (3) that there IL loss to
the State Of e9s,000, 900 for tho year 1873, by
reason Of the faiuro to asBeas this portion. Tho
Committee on Capital Stock, which has not yot
made It's report claim that itB findings will fully
compensate for tho loss on tile railroad asaoBs-
ment. Tho Board OF Equalization wilt probably
accept this as highly impartial way OF balanc-
Ing tho account.
, 1873-10-08

Elsewhere In this paper will bo found an i'm
portant document, which wo print contomro-
raneouB]y with the Now York Tribune, TINT has
a special interest in view Of tho recent collapse
Of Northorn Pacific. Two years ago, tie
Northern Pacific Railroad Company Gu
doavorod to negotiato itB bonds in Eu-
ropo. Two Commissioners, one from
Berlin and tho othor from Vienna, woro ap-
pointed to visit America, and report on tho
prospects Of tho enterprise, prior to the admia-
sion Of tho bonds on tho market. Tho two
reports, QUO made by uerr HaBs, Government
Director Of tho P111aainn railways, and the
other by Herr Foltz, Of Vienna, agreed,
after personal inspection, in advising the
European capitalists not to invest. We give
the report Of Herr Hasa in full. One Of tho
most notable points Of tho whole affair is that
European Commissioners foresaw, t,ooyears ago,
that Northern Pacific Was an Improbable aud
unsafe Investment.
, 1873-10-08

thoy are equally latoreHtol with Ohlcngo In 70.
slat!ny this i'efarnls attempt to collect double
ta1httan fsotu ts.a, h, ordar tn pny tho follow
lnH .1nht, whtels thay ueyer oo',traotofas
sailrs.al alA tnas, trinc!na. .$la, ,a01, ,o5a
T'aaI 'lphl IN ha pail by r"l"ttes mt .-
nwJ auy lH.Fl thoreaf .3a7, ,h01 ,o7o
Vhta ~. ur rntl,nry luz In l'a mot ut lha tinlo
Whnu thu lnx-Nalharor visits VIII OoIlnty, Mo-
itaNry, l,akn, Eranllln, tJni0n, Aloxnndnr,
s'oonu, hlonrne, Wunoago, and tlIa various
tlnuhla tasaiinI1, ma .loliar fpr Tho Rtnte antl
a,,otiar .tollAr for thu Anldar nf tho bonds of
Adams or fAngalnn', tannty Li'e nofnr'o''H nl'ar-
auler 1T tl,n ta1 viii tn brought i'ntno to tlIom
Alt Of tteHs ao4uliss haye taxea n1ni hnrlena Of
tlolr own which tltey have 10 mott md my
promptly, anl nught nayer aonHant To ho taxed
IN pAy lnlnlA vital by othor eo"ntoB to give To
rairtnsl Halneala,H, H,,uI III l,nvo ham oxl1oacd
1T tho Gilman, Clinton L. Hprin9l'old cano,
the tll-gottu. gaLna tliay l'nyo Enrniol for.
Wo hayc III authority tn hny what tho pcorlo Of
tl.ln uonnly will or will not 10. WD do not por-
ooiyo tho ioaHt obligation routing upon my cit-
xon to rny my Tux TINT Ii not honestly lowed, in
conformity to tio law, mil for legal purpose.
10 mako Ooolt County pey ono-fourth Of the
Btato ta1sa, n,nl ono-forrth Of tho principal and
Inherent Of NIL tho railroad-atd dobts contracted
through fra'1l a.nl corruption by alf the towns
aud oountioH In tho Btato, ia nefthof just tax
lawfully loyiutl, nor for MI honest purpose.