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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-06
In Chanoarv Il Pnlaski.

AUGUST kb LIS, 1874
g. Z. Barnett VI. Joseph 4. Carruth ct ais:
T n tins cause it Appearing to tie satisfaction
4 Of tbs Clerk & Master from the allegations
in the bill which is sworn to that the delen-
dants Joseph a. Carruth and VIM p. Car
ruth are noi-zesidents Of the State Of Tenn
essee so that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on them, on motion
it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in succession IN the Pu-
laski Citizen, . newspaper published in Pa
laski. Tenn, requiring the said defendants TO
be ard appear on the first day Of the next
term Of the CEancery Court, to be feld for
the county OF Giles at the CONT house in Pu-
lnsld on the LIST Monday in September next,
and answer conn lainant's bill, OF she same
viii be taken for confessed IS to them and
set for hearing ex-p arte-
ans T. b. STACY, G. e N
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ORIGINAL Attachment.

sumpter q Lacey vs.. j. Il. Bard
Is this c lnse it appearing By affidavit that
4 the defendant. J. Il. Bard, is Justly in
debted to the plaintiff, and is a nonresident
Of the State so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on birn, and an origi-
nal attachment having been levied on his
property, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made four successive weeks in the
Pulaski Citizen, a newspaper published in
Pulaski, Tenn, Commanding J. II. Bard to
appear before me, or some other Justice Of
the Peace, at my Office in Pulaski, on the 2Ist
day Of August, 1874, and make defense to
said suit, or it viii proceeded with ex-
parte. iul24 ". i. ALEXANDER. J p.
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IN ChanoeTV at Pulaski.

AUGUST RULES, 1e74.
inc. B. Crown &-0theFz vs. n. H. Husbands
and WIFE aud others.
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction
4 Of the Clerk q Master from tho bin which
is sworn to that the defendants 81. f. Hus-
bands and wife. Eliza Husbands, and c. r.
Gardner are non-residents Of the Stats Of
IenEessee SO that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be served on them. on mo
ton it Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks il the Pu-
laski Citizen, newspaper Published in Pu-
laski. Tenn, requiring the said defendants
70 be and 81 pear on the first day Of the mex
team of the Chaucary Court, to be held for
Giles county at the court-house in Pulaski
on the LIST Monday IN September next, and
answer com plainnnts' bill, or the same wiz
be taken for confessed as to them and set fer
hearing ex-parte. a8 :. B, STACY @. & AZ.
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ORIGINAL Atfachnent.

I. Rosenau & Bro vs.J. II. Bard.
n this cause it appearing BY affidavit that
L the defendant, j. H. Bard, is Justly in
debted to the plaintiH and is a non resident
Of the State 50 that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him, and an origi-
nal attachment having been levied on his
property. it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Pulaski Citizen. a
newspaper published in Pulaski, Tenn. four
successive Weeics, commanding the said J.
III. Bard to appear before me, Or some other
Justice Of the Peace, at my Office in Pulaski
on the 2ist day of August, 1874, and make
de4ease to suit against MIN, or it viii be pro-
ceeded with -parte-
JULES W r. AIrxksDER, J. p.
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If We are handing down debts to pos
terity BY sustaining the credit Of the
state, are We not also handing down to
that same poSterity something TO pay
those debts with ePosteritvs viii le
but a degenerate set If they are unwIi-
ling 70 pay debts when they have some
thing 20 pay for and something 20 pay
with We sincerely wish the state had
twice as many miles Of railroad ia op-
Grafton as she now has, even i der pah-
lie debt were doubled roscnseilIs
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~ Hon. Geo. W. Jones is a good
democrat and an honest man, and Russ
of the Shelbyyille Commercial is doubt
less honest in his politics, but they are
both supporting and trying to fasten up
on the party a man who did more TO cor
rupt and crush It and 70 fasten radical
misrule upon the State and country than
any man on earth. They are inconsist-
ont
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rTsaz c0psrtneEship heretofore existing be.
a tween i ffdnueberg and j. Goodman IS
this day diss0lF4d BY mEsnai consent. Ar.
I. Hanneberg keeps the store and stock and
is alone nuthorizsd to pay eli liabilities and
collect all debts due the frIn5 and i. Good
man relinquishes sn right and t:tle 70 the
stock and accounts Of said firm. having re-
ceived full pay for his share.
/. HANNEBERe,
ae-9f i. CoopNkr
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- The sheibyville Commercial say

az The Shelbyville Commercial says
SIT seems the radicals still have the hal
ter around the necks of their deiuded
sman and brother and can WELD him as
readily for their political purposes as In
the days Of Brownlow's rule" which,
(the Commercial should have added,)
was fastened upon the people Of Ten
nessee by that "old-time honest demo-
craft Andy johnson.
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Valuahle Fqrn for SID

o1er FOG sails On the most liberal terms q
tract q 215 Acres Of land; situated On
Elk Risef. adioinirlr -. tr,rzo 81 f'Ihfo-s ~
the 5iiaaii g Eiizson Turnpike. TIE iana
Is wels FAteseds timbered- &c. has upca Il q
sf'ierl.ia residence and al Necessary outside
~ pro Se1neuts. and is good quelity Of Eli-
- veg pcLloin Lands Apply to TIE under
signed for further inl5rnstion
Ji2tf JAS a. EOWFgs
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JILL nL44Ecs 1874
!. j. kittenberry vs. r. S. BYownloW ct Il
n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
Of tbs Clerk 4 Master froEn affidavit lied
thar the defendant Z S Browni0W is a nom
resident OF me state Of Tennessee 50 thatthe
cIsllnaTY process OF tins court cannot be ssru-
Cd On him, OF. motion it IS therefore ordered
shat publication be made for four successive
weeks II the Fulaski Citizen. 3 newspaper
p1onshed in the town Of Pulaski. n said
state requiring the said defendant to Be ard
apFsar on the iirsteiav Of the next ter, ~
the Chancery Court 70 be held Tor the county
q s1iies at the eoust-hease in Pulaski, Ga
the lss Aenday IN September next, and an
sHer eomplalnant's bill. or the same VII Sci
taken Ioz confessed as tc him and set for
hearing esparte. J. 3. STACY. G. & A.
Jule9 By j. B. STACY, Jrs, D. c.
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Land - 80

0e71 ACRES OF FINE LAND for sale.
OLl Well tiInbered and good water, about
one half cleared, Is acres in. herds grass and
about IS acres in clover. Convenient 70
churches apd schools 1t is situated Is
miles south oil Pulaski and 5 miles west o,
Prospect. TENS easy. Call on or address
me at Bethel, Tenn
juIaz-zt AL0EZO GILBERT.
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NasnvliI.r. TasN.. JUIY 81. ~.

NASHVILLE, IESN., 5UIX 81, 1874.
TO try hereafter, when he lies, 20 tell a
lie, and Il he finds & impos-
sible e tel a reasonable lie - tell as
reasonable a lie IS be can.
Yours. SC, An OLD LIAR.
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t. Why wiz the Shelbyville Com
nasrosal persist In condemning Brown
lows ruler In Tennessee, and still sup
port Andy johnson who established
and maintained the Brownlow regime ?
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QUESTIONS
SATISFAGTORILY ANSWERED
Only Lock Stitch without
q Shuttle.
Which Is the Best Family
Sewing MachineP
READ the EVIDENCE


Is the new Wheeler & Wilson simple in
construction that it may be easily learned
and not liable to get out Of order
i VIII Give $1,000
for any standard shuttle machine now in
market that does not contain at least twice
as many pieces and consequently that many
more to learn how to manage and 20 get out
Of order than the New Wheeler q Wilson
Is the New Wheeler & Wilson silent in its
operations
4 WIZ Give $1,000
for any shuttle machine that runs as silently
as the New Wheeler & Wilson.
Will the New W Wheeler q Wilson sew rap
win give 1900 for any shuttle ma
chine that viii sew ten ards OF seam as
quickly as the New Wheeler and Wilson.
Is the New Wheeler and Wilson easily
changed from one kind of work to another
/ Will Give $1,000 for any shuttle ma
chine that the change Of needle, thread, ten
sion, stitch, feed and attachments can be as
quickly made upon as the New W & Wilson
VIII the New Wheeler and Wilson do all
kinds of work required of a family maehines
1t viii smphatically.
VIII Give 81 900 for any machine
that viii do a creator variety or better work
than the new Wheeler and Wilson.
Does tho New 81 heller & Wilson run easys
Will Give 81 GOO for any standard
shuttle machine that runs as easily.
Is the New Wheeler and Wilson durable
It's joints are so constructed that all lost mo-
ton can be taken mp as fast Is 1t accumulates
and the Oldest machine thus be made to ope-
rate as perfectly and run as silently as if new.
VIII Give $1,000 for any shuttle ma
chine with all Joints adjustable like he New
Wheeler and Wilson.
Has the new W heeler s. Wilson stood the
tsst Of tins It has been manufactured and
sold for twenty tour years
viii Give $1,000 for Wheeler and
Wilson machine that is worn out.
W no DareS Follow NTeS
hereby challenge any tirst-class family
sewing machine 20 follow the New " heeler
q Wilson in its uuequalled variety of work
and test of strength without meeting with
complete failure and in addition being com
PEELED to pick up the pieces Of their broken
machines.
The Above Challenges were made con-
secutively through the columns Of this pa
per, and which for the beueft of ali agents
are still open for their refusal or acceptance
Buy no other anti y0u have seen the New
Wheeler & Wilson, which Twill bring to
your home and show you, and it it don't
satisfy yoE ! charge you nothing. Terms
easy. Address your orders TO
Office at F. Winship's Yours respectfully,
Jewelry Store, let T.R. Rurgie,
Main street south. ACT Giles and sur
Box l29, Pulaski. rounding counties.
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70 ARDING

AIRS. JOSEPH NORRIS vii take faw
III day Boarders 81 the Malone Cor Bran
iett1 bpiidinE, a. &15 per monsh- Terms BY
the day o. Wsek inside known On application.
Patronage IS solicited and satisfaction gzar-
antsod. Try her, ial2s-lm
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Sure ~ 20. f1eszl

ri buying the renowned Weed scuinr
- siaehine for CASH. Liberal disonnt
= areuEerss Machines delivered ii ans
part ot the county Whsz 50 ordered Az
dress -l orders for Machines, Information.
cs''- 30 H. IL WHITE
doe1t ED s. II [511seat.
sullt-I Pulaski, Team.
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The "iniquitons Funding Bill,'i so-
called. has done one kind thing for
Tennessee. 1t has reduced the State
debt from 9forty-1ive or fifty millions
stolen money! to less than twenty-five
millions honest debts. eShort settle
ments make long friends" and under
the Funding Bill the people of Iennes-
see know what they have to face and
meet. 1t turns out that our debt IS not
nearly SO large as al good people feared
It would be. IT locks to as Ike giving
your note for debt you legally owe
and are not able to meet, and then pay
ing the interest on the note until such
times as you are able to pay it off,
T2..o,r., o,.fTJa Rec
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TnenIuanf Nofioa.

FFHE insolvesicy Of the estate Of John K.
j. Garden, deed, having been suggested 70
the County Court Of Giles county, ali per-
sons holding claims against said estate arc
dotihad 70 appear and file the same. anthem
tioated in the manner prescribed BIZ law, on
or before Oct. Is, 1874, or q 81 VIII De forev-
er barred. LAREIN GARDEN, Admir-
This, April Is, 1874. JULIA
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IL Obituaries aud tributes of respect
must be accompanied with tie cash at
the rate Of one cent per wosd to Insure
insertion. s..
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rhe AamlnI..ra.Ion - g

q
The elections shortly to Begin ana
extend tssrough the sumsser ano a1-
tron. VIII be an expression Of public
oninion mon what the dominant party
has done since the elections Of last
year. What is its record and how VIII
the peoDle pass upon it 2 The first ses-
sion of the Forty-third Congress con-
tanned enough Of bad IN it TO sink the
partv, If there were nothing else to do
it. But. aside from its acts Of commits
sion. its acts of omission have placed It
in an unsatisfactory Light before the
country. Its vacillatiOn upon the cur
rency question, and its abandonment Of
civil service reform Alone were enough
to disgust the people with It, me he-
publican party was further injured Dy
the exposures Of the Sanb0rn moietys
Jayne extortion, and District Of Column
bia raScalities. The passage OF the
Civil Rights Negro Equality supple
mental bin hv the Senate incensed
laroe mart Of the people, and the dodg-
ING Of the Republican members Of the
House upon the question earned them
the contempt Of everybody. Then the
eagerness to investigate the affairs OF
Arkansas in behalf Of the Ring party
there, and the brutal refusal to extend
help to the suffering white men Of Lou
isiana and South Carolina, simply be-
cause they are white men, were addl-
tional causes for popular dissatisfaction.
The conduct Of the Administration has
been equally contemplate. The noml-
nation of Williams to the Chief JUS
tieeship, the Presidents indecisiOn up
on the currency question, his veto Of
one expansion bill and bis acceptance
Of another (thes eating his own words
within six weelzs); ais shameless indif-
ference to the Taxpayers Committee
from South Carolina, and his eager hos
pitaIitv to Moses and the crew Of plum
derers who went TO the White House to
eounteract the influence of the honest
men: his inzolent nomination Of Boss
Shepherd for the District of Columbia
enthusiastically in the face OF the
mans disgrace-all these acts Of the
Administration have helped TO weary
the people with it. Upon this record
the Republican party goes into the po-.
| lftical campaign, and asks the people te
return a Congress Of the same stripe aS
the last. But Ben Butler, with prof.
phetic vision, saw the Republican game
was up. The Republican party viii be
i ia q minority in the next Congress.
/ The verdict of the people viii be,
ssThou art weighed in the balance and
found wanting
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DissoIutfon Notice.

Tar copartnership heretofore existing IN
a der the firm name CT Bent Z. Ezell g
Co., comprising Bent, &. Ezeil and W b
Roberts vas dissolved Jan. 9th. 1874, BY
mutual consent. Bent. u. Ezell is author
lied to collect all outside dthts Of the arm
and hquidate all accounts due BY them and
assumes ali liabilities Of said frn from the
above date. B. r. EzELL,
ily 28-3t. VIZ. 3. RoBERTs
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SPEAKING !

Tho andcTsig ned candidates f,r the norni-
nation OF the Deraocraticie and CcissarvssiVe
party &c represent tie 9Th Conqrossiossai
District Of Tennessee 10 the 9Th Conrress
viii address their isiieN-ci tizons at Ia. ple-
ces and times named below
Campbslizeille, Monday, August 10.
I,yHnville. Ilesdsy, .Auerst IL.
Pulaski, y ednesdsy, August IS.
Prospect, Tuesday, September =.
Elkt0n, ~ "Wednesday, September q
VIC. WnlIsucRs1r,
W. OK PEaE1sss
July Is. 1874. Il. n. Cox.
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no TREsPAssERs.

A IL persons are warned not to pass over,
Il fish, hunt or battle on orr premises, and
persons so offending win be prosecuted to
the full extent Of the law.
T. G. JOINS, JEo. g, PATTERsoN.
G. u. STENEN SON. W1I. =. STEVENSON,
a3-1mz W. NJ. STEVENSON.
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Wheat Wanted!

ME viii pay tia hiehoss market prizes IN
~ CASH for an good raerclzutable
heat delivered at cur Warehcuse n this
city q ~ any station on the rsiirold.
fuls-zl1 HILL q BALLENIIAE
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50. 5OO.OOO
LIST OF GTFTs.

Grand Total q. 600 Gins, all ctsh 800 900
PRICE OF TICRECS.
" hole Tickets .-...-..... ..s.s...s 5000
Halves. IS co
Tenth. or each Coupon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
III whole Tickets for......... 500 90
2296 Tickets Tor .t--.- i 200 90
Persons wishing 10 snvest should order
promptly, either cf Tho home Office, OF our
local Agents,
Liberal commissions win be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing fa1 particulars far
nlshed GA application
THOs. 3. BRAhLETTE.
AaEHr AND MANAGES,
Public Library Building Loaisxille, Ky.
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are said 70 be the most ehectual in the
land, the truth of which is fully verified
by the rapid improvement OF several of
the invalid guests. As ! was never very
fond Of acater, cannot speak experi-
mentally. It certainly, however, is a
fine appetizer, for / invariably felt at
every dinner as IL I could with perfect
convenience and comfort reduce tur-
key gObler to a skeletOn-much less
quail
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BYE WANTED!

rTlHE highest CASH prizes viii be pafd for
8 good Rye dsiisere1 It onr walehouse ID
jaii5-4t hill & RAIIENTSE
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MARTIN
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Pulaski, Tenn,
CHARTERED BY STATE AUTHORITY.

No. pupils enrolled 1st year. .......... Isl
Music Pupils .-. 40
Special Foealization ............. 4
FAIL SESSION BEGINS
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1874.
Full course in Mathematics, English, Lat
IN french, Sciences, Vocal and InstrQmsn
Our Music Teaehsr it is allowed, possesses
rare vocal powers, aud viii instruct in ape-
eiai voealization-
TERMS
PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS, HALF
PAYABLE N ADVANCE:
Literary Department SIS to $50
Latin and French, each -......... 10
Music .-..-....... SO
Use OF Instrument, daily practice. 8
Incidental fee
Vocal Lessons daily in class
Special instruction in VocalizasiOn,
per session every alternate day. %
Pupils charged from time Of entrance, and
40 dodretien except for protracted sickness.
Board from SIS e $40 per month with
good fasnilies.
Accommodations with Principal for u 10
70 young ladies fEst applying.
W h JONES.
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Tht trauGr>t Fnt'r:..llnIcG; N .tte N'ilt,
ant! the on -hoE :it'g, ran athDd u" '!as. e.,
4 me.
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TcrITICS are sadly NIKE! IA n" i"I"
So .ara- the, can be -nud,.'e'i i'k tn
D,l4-cr:,-. TIE I-rbrr'io. the lnj"t+n''-
s,.t, and rth'.E "..d> s,''i en.i~ {; ga AHA
rev o,g"uiz.t.uu, = sc l'iv" s,'rh ~
;he action had at III D~".">ra''c Com
yci.;i3n =: Stincnsc. thrif l. Tt-',''''
spit between the iamm"nv ana h"<",i
Hall WINS: ami it heinz well F~c''e
MED fact that tn Ii,.n. Samuel J. ttl-
c,cn j. TIE representative Aro' t.. i%i'-
many and nexS II li- friend Nelly. the -
), we ana Sr,ire-~ AVID 'ieep tEonhi~ ii
the Democratic cup The great bod!
q IL party wal. Judge tnH-vi' 81
Albany nominated :yy Governor. they
recognized kan - th- man oi a! men
who could be elected. But Iiiden cell
ern,,J the Judge in his di,inciination to
occ,n. cfTice M! So got tie star; IL
things The COW counties fight shy Of
Tam,aauv. They don't like the .Iea al
Boz, Tweed debating The course Of the
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yng WHITE IEIttE K:.HsEi...icS.


nf ,.e.v .,-...+ se-,,n-,.e,> J. .is re,o-
....., ~. f., i.,ulSla,..,. Il Is
-. t..-,..,.:-.. ..a-r..r. - III, 'ong
-+.,.,f.,..f q. - lii. ..-.- a.ch
- +. h., ;aas..r;r.s,-i throughout the
>.,,b T.. r-.-.r.ty ;Ic trouble i Iaite
O.. -,,-.,-s ~, w, ,n l., arr5ehe uded
,l,.. ,,,..-....., uf The hlauh~ al Col
70. VIII, ..s,- - I.e..s..ua a.c
81. -...,,,,.i ~ ,,l.r.t:...lv Iii>frau2hiso
....,..r.,ra.3 ,o;,vs. tbs : evident, not
.r., ir.,,, .5.t se.- # ,...l,Dcy Inch
,-v.. ;,,.r u.rr,t..t,.i Inst the need
-,.,,, h.. tr.r. til nuts -: tone # the
T..,,,..r,tI, OF whit. leagua press
a. ;,at State. f;,.- IN N!lx kl"n
-. ;.!,,.zsr I, showed he old rcbsl
Nd -, nl.1,iy. This White League
,,s.cr,srt :, mar, ,i..-:-e-5us because
-,,,,. x.t.,,,..t,,. and s.L;ir. i,expres-
,5,.,, -, e,s.,r mn rorcihle terms the Ia
.r,s nd asrof- If the s!traticn, we
,,,i. a. f,.,,ow. f,o., -. a..i,is il the
sa,...,, .a,tn Gr.o-.t Il The 10Th. says
.i,~f ,,.ns,. ,lrea,iv uur dispatches
.ai,.in u. tia. ..rresSioI.s Of sympathy
M approval :,r, pouring IN from .ari-
~ .,part,,s 70. the rioters. and there
are Indications that q very slight further
,Dc.,ss Oh their pa.t might ~ tha signal
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ABE SoYEi. =. 1sot iortur.;s Ua:ue
iur dea.oC IN aPPlas-it suggests gen
-ric and iIva.iaJie tl-!nsss,- but they
have such :. pacaciosica! esuiu> II
Austin.
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giTIAX the fanny mau IL soine 70
ye-iorm at Esn" next wees- So the
-!Jurs:I ssys-
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Tue Cal:tcgni, Stale Fair cpsrs -ie.t
yunday. II WILL re the finest ever as:d
lAesr.
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The Vir..u:I '..'s.- Esi.' -.ys 'ae
la..s... nGeui party oi I.sui-, cauaty y
wa! send ,;e-c;s,;,s IL sj.' So. ioa',-t'-
syu r tn. !rt!eIerti, uts. We -tw
urssey patching NJ "ai.v'+ harness ;t.e
ssi,er day. aud lua-e ti.at . ~ -
d. ~. &. car-,rt 10 tfE resent Lander
county IA sad Icu.cuti,.ss. .- &c. tsr7F
-ss,Et.
SINCE she Philadelphia Convict; of
Andy Jollusoaites. nothing has h-en
seen in the heavens above a.: ;ne earth
Beneath or Inc waiegs utder the -nrth rs
7iH he seen when this convention gets
together Motley will I've the nuiy wa.
IN. Fa!staf-, recruits IVES s'9de!s Of
fleaisIires- ani beauty compared -
tneu.
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tLy--AL F,!,CF. ST9E>HAn.
February 10Th, is-4.'
This j. to Gritty tina; the Ms-luntits- init
81 fortnight cngsg' rErnt at ths Or! s'"i ~i'cr
IN F,hr,iarv TT thi- YEAR and during which
fiInr tugIrI- rfuranccs weIc TltiIt ssed by TORT!
Thousand visitors WIKI -Nideut satisfaction.
!. WILLIAMSON, Manager.
Their success in New lo-k, Boston, thltad' i
i,. BaislrraIt AID ali c.:i,s has bUrH ho bred
with the - IA taN-r.
THREE DISTINCT ENTERTAINMENTS .
Tuc Com, T1n,'r.!u.r Il
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Royal Marionettes

From 81. Jam, Hall and ,,ry-,sl Palae, 1.on'ion
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TIE FL REKA HEFt blu NM

O!r friends IN Eureka county have
had their convention. We herewith re-
produce u copy OF their proceedings rs
furnished ia The press dispatches,
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Fifty Nights "a Piatt> Hail. r.