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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

Tennessee produces proitably
greater variety of crops than any
State in the Union
Tennessee has more extensive
coal fields than any State in the
Union, Pennsylvania excepted
Tennessee has shout 100 miles Of
water navigation and about 1900
miles OF railway transportion.
Alabama and Tennessee manufac
ture more iron than any of the South
ern States east o. the Mississippi
Tennessee has more extensive
decs of marble Of greater variety Of
color than any other State in the
Union.
The copper deposits in Tennes
see are more extensive any valuable
than those Of any other section in
America
Georgia, Alabama,and Tennessee
have more extensive deposits
and beds of iron ore than any other
/ of the States ofthe American Union
None excepted.
Peach trees are blooming IN Dyer
county.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

Senator Morton disgorged him
self of that long-promised dish Of
bloody shirt vomit on the Missis-
sippi election last week in Congress.
He took the colors that Blaine drag
gled and disgraced in. the House
and bore them valianty in the Sen
ate on three successive days Nor
ton and Blaine should have had
more sense than TO imagine that the
people are to be forever duped with
their lies. Such consummate flum
merry and diabolical halderdash has
ceased To have effect Il is aot
strange, however, for that Is the las,
straw left la roach, aud as radicaiism
uozas out ot existence and its discl-
piles ooza into the peuitentiary, We
may aspect Co smell a stink occa.
sl5bally
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Remedy for Hard Times.


Newspapers discussing the cause OF
aud remedies for the hard times, agree
that while individual extravaganza has
been greatly the cause, fHdfCidaal seOHO-
nag Is indispensable to the removal Of our
financial troubles. In plain words, we
must retreneh, retrench-untiI our in
come shows that shilling outside Of
yearly expenses in which Micaw Der de-
ciared true JOY was only 70 be found.
There Is no better way 10 retrench than
20 attain economical habits. These may
be acquired By keeping a daily expense
account This viii show where the
money goes, and viii cause US each
month 70 resolve TO lessen our expendi-
lures. The best book Of this kind is
published by T J. MORROW Of Al and
43 Warren St, New York. Ii is ar
ranged for young and old, married and
single. The classification embraces ey-
cry line Of expenditure, and presents a
daily, monthly, and yearly exhibit
Neatly bound in cloth, and mailed free
by the above firm for 30 cents.
jan27-3t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
The state Credit.

Why Tennessee bonds are at
such a low ebb in the market now,
is a question that puzzles US. and
one that should interest every Ten
nesseean. Our state finances have
either been badly managed, or else
the State is verging upon bankrupt
cy; one, perhaps both. Whatever
the reason is, and wherever the
fault is, the interests Of this people
demand a hasty remedy We are
losing money every day that we
neglect to remedy this evil Immi-
grants viii be slow to come here, If
they imagine that they are TO share
in the disgrace of reputation or the
terrible bankruptcy that hangs so
threateningly over US. Capital will
seek securer places, labor viii emil
CRATE TO prompter paying regions,
skilled Industry will halt where re
Enumeration is more certain, de
velopments will cease, business
Will languish, energy viii desert us,
five do not make provision for the
debts we owe and build up the cred
it that is waning. What have we
TO do, and how shall we do it, We
have to meet our debts as they fall
due and in the meantime make pro
vision for those that are not right
upon us, and the only way we can
do it is just to do it. We believe
our engagements should be met if
the treasury had % be sacked and
the vaults themselves sold to the
highest bidder. We believe they
should be met if taxes had to be
piled upon the people four-fold.
Our last Legislature had a majority
of men who gulled the people into
electing them by promising them to
invent means to run the govern
ment at half rates and cut down
the people taxes in proportion.
They assembled and defeated every
honest endeavor of sensible mem
bers TO avert the calamity that now
hangs over us, and by blatherskiting
and bulliragging, succeeded in
bringing the State to PenuIy and
themselves to disgrace. The Gov
ernor don't know what to say TO
creditors, for these same men may
be returned next session with
special instructions to bring about
reputation. Everything is brought
to a stand-still-except the bonds,
and they are falling, falling falling!
What's to be done; The peoples
interests are in jeopardy and there
is but one remedy and it must be
used. Elect representatives to the
next Legislature and give them but
one commission. To RAISE OUR
CREDIT To PAR, How; By making
the rate Of taxation sufficiently high
to run the government, pay the ac-
crued Interest on the bonds, and
provide a sinking fund for the ex-
tinguishment Of the debt itself in
twenty years. Are we not able TO
afford TO do this much for our own
benefit. Can we afford not to do
it. Tennesseeans should frown
down any other idea or ism than
this: Honesty AID 40 rspudiatiOH,
It viii cost as money TO do this,
it is costing four times as much not
10 do IL send wise, honest men 70
the Legislature with this one in
suuctiou, lei thcm consummatet this
and return Immediately home, and
then, and not until then, VIII we be
above water
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
In Chancery al Pulaski
JANUARY RULES, 1S75.

joseph s and Elihu E3mul5sa1- EE'rs, etc.
eomplai1ants, vs. John E Gilbert, and
Others, Defendants
I = this cluse Z aEEsear1l. u the satisfaction
i q TIE GEEK and Master fr9n an aids ~
% the bin that lie dsieD1z1fs. Susan Eliza
beth Easter Milton = Ezstzr- Elzrazea
E5muDdson, Maud E3mundsna. 5oln
Henry O'Neal- Mary Eiizbsth johnson.
John " johnson. - Bennett iasz
husband Of Sarah Margaret u-Sa4l.
Minnie Bennett and NsuCF Am EdEuulls1u
are non-resi6euts cf the state 81 Tennessee
50 thar the ordinary presses q tbis L.ur-
cannot be served o. tEem- OF motion i s.
therefore ordered thai publication b raz5=
fer fo1r weeks IN secession in llz --Fl-asE
Citizen 3 newspaper p1blislal IL tie town
o. Pulaski IN sid Slate- &c g-lr1EE SIC SID
Defendants - be and 1pE=ar u1 t1e SIS -aF
Of tha next 1cT1u OI sLs LLzueeTE Ga1rf u o.
held tor the comfy C Giles - she couTtlo1sz
II Prk-sE, or The Srd Monday i1 February
next end alsEeT IuFlziDa1ls' bill. CT Sis
sane w5ll be II ken for confessed - ELe-
AID se1 for herring Ex rzrte-
ianS-zE J. b STACY. C. EM
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

At a sale OF wild animals recently
sad eyed man out bid every one.
else on a ferociOus tiger. The seller
in collecting the money asked The
purchaser If he was a Snowman
No" Are you going 10 sell the
tiger TO s Snowman NO -
Swell, if I'm not too curious, what
to DO with that animals' Well ! viii
tell you; said the purchaser. Ny
wife died about three weeks ago.
We have lived together for ten years
and-I miss ber," He Daused 10 wipe
his eyes and steady his voice, and
then added so ] bought this tiger. .
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

The MOulton Advertiser has en-
tered upon its 2Sth Selma
Argus.
18th Mr.. Argus, if you please
KoWIt0H advertiser.
Why, De. 1t has been our price
to boast that we founded the Ad-
vertiser; but if you are going 10
make US out that old, we will dis
own it forever. In 1851 we IN
furled the banner Of the Advertis-
er to the breeze, and we are glad to
know it has always prospered, but
we did not think it had been As
years
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue OF Trust Dee5 made % me q
ID The 29th DAY Of July. 7S74. bg D. s. IL
man, J. T Hayas and others VII SCI &c ti-s
highest bidder IL The Court- h1lse u Pulaski
On Thursday February IOth, 1876.
fwo Tracts Of Land. conveyed 70 mein said
deed. one containing 145 acres. lying ab11-
I've miles Eest Of l'ulsskl On gzehl md creek,
upon Ehich Jas. T Hayes nov lives 5o1ud-
3 wes1 BY H D PuTye2r and Dr. Davenport
south BY the old Gyms place e-zl BIZ E1ch-
land Creek. north BIZ g trzc1 Of - acres. 1Vr-a5
by g. r Hayes
The other tract contains ~ acres, lies 3D.
joining and north q the l45 acres. b1ur5a5
east By Richland creek, north by Robe Eea3-
west By q .. PuTyear. beng the same rur-
chased by Gee Z Hayes Al a sale by tle C.ark
and Mas5eT. There j. good frame raside1aa
On the place. the land Iile bas- quality aDz
the plaes VIII afford 8 valuable home
Terms Cash free from the rizEt u Te5arlT,-
zion J. 3 GEEEN.
iEn1 -=-ez
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Trustees Sale.

DT virt1e Of esrtzzn deed Of trnst made 70
ID me BY J-rnes Il TaylsT, 81. ard daily
registered in ths Registers o1es q Gilas
county IN Truss Deed Book pages IS and
-. On the l1th dap q Nay 1875, and b. viz
tue e 8 eersain article il writing 10y The SD
lanes a. Iayiur- ST., sduly registered II TIE
Register o-1ee BE- and for couEfy lfSreszid.
IL rrasl Deed Book c, page as2s o. z5ih Of
Jan, 1876, 7 Esills
On Saturday, February %, 1876.
a the east 5o7r of tbe Co-rt house Il ahs
touu uf Pulaski. sea 70 ths h5Eaess bidder A.
uublie cutcry. fur 6 p. free from the equity
i.f ra5ena F-58u, the store Housa and Lot re-
gently oseuuia3 By tbs sad James n TaFlor.
ST. situated O. the eEss sl1e q he Pnblie
Seaare. 81 the town Of Pulz.Ei, and Ed5osn-
fnr ire drug store Of Sampler a Laeey O the
soath an1 tba saloe1 o1 Aae Flnley O. the
nurth- TLis ! anEEry =, 1875
j2l2z-at G + AAhJA-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
IN Chancery at Pulaski.
JANUARY RULES, 1916.

John c. BroEn, Admir- Z. y. Vassar 6se'5
complainant. s. Elizabeth D. Taz-ar
and others, defendants
Z \ THIS eau y i q Esaa-i1E 60 The -saiis-
faction O. tie Clerk and Easiar from a.
z-lfiaslt - Zee lill -la- the descendants. Elzz-
11ath ID fasssr- Eaeaeea y. Howard. Wm-
J. ASST Haze g \ lsssr. ChaTle- j. Berry,
AID bis VIE Pat1ia r. Berry. a-1 E5-asfl
= zsser are Dul-resila1-s 81 -h- STATE 81
tennessee, 81 that the ordinary presses Of
tLis Court cannot te served Oh Ilsm. On
ula--1u Il = therefore oT1sre3 thz- rab.ieat511
he ufas f1r iCzT weeks il succession 5u ths
t-1lazEl Cl.lze1- q nessp paper Published IN
TIE 11Tl q PulazE 81 szil Sists,
rs- l5rluE tEe sad non-residenr defendants
% - ard appear "a the 1rst day o. she uaxt
term 81 Tia -haleary Eourt e. t-s held for
lls eDuut1 q g. es- - tie Courr-ho1se FL
Pulaski % Be sd M1Lday IN Febrgarv next.
AID answer plailzut'z bil, OF tbe saus
All e5 taken for confessed % 70 thelu and SCI
for haa-iuE eZ EaTts-
jauT-st = 3 STACY. c an
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

In the Kentucky House Of repre-
sentatives on the Sth, the following
resolution was offered by Mr. Pres
ton;
Resolved, That Kentucky viii not
participate in said Centennial until
there shall be universal amnesty,
and until all of her own sons
and those Of her sister States can
unite on terms of equal citizen
ship In celebrating an occasion so
fraught with interest TO the free,
butat which those in bondage have
no place.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

How many business men a-e
there IN the wOrld-earnest, plOd-
ding, but unfortunate fellow-creat-
ures who 60 about their work day
after day without even seeming to
know that the Bible contains the
word advertise
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
To Bridge Builders.

THE undersigned Commissioners, appoint
L Cd AZ the December term Of the County
Court Of Giles county, TO have the bridge re
built across Richiand creek near odd Fellow
Hall, VIII receive sealed proposals. on the same
Up 70 II O'Clock A NJ. FEB 5th. Al which
time the work Eill be let 70 The lowest re-
sponsible bidder. The Commissioners re-
serTe the right . rejecV al 5i6s If not salts
fzetory- Plans and specifications mEE be
seen al Odd Fellows Hall.
b p. LANE.
NJ B. 1. GORDON.
1an23-5t HU- c. TUPP.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
IltsOIcellt Notice.

HAVING suggested 70 the County Court Of
IL Giles eoCIty t1e insolvency Of The estate
al persU1s Indebted 70 ths same e r,zF ~ ~
onoe, and those holding claims - dle them
with the Clerk ofths County Court OF o. be-
fore Monday. the azth DAY q JAY 1875. for
pro rata payment OF they MI 5e forevel
barred JAO- l. BROW NOV,
Jan =. 1S7s-4f- AdministrEtur-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

Our local is sorry he told on vii.
Craig last week, because he feels so
shacklin ,over his new gal But
Wen not tell how he has been cry
ing over it. Two boys and girl
was bad enough; but two boys and
a girl, and then girl baby, is too
bad.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Attachment Notice.

State Of Tennesssc. Giles County.
F. 7. Petty, Plaintiff vs. J. a Peden. Def.
I \ this cause Il appea ing BIZ atf davi1- that
i the defendant J. A Peden. Is justly N
debted % the plaintiff, and the proof show
ing that be is 3 non-reaident Of the State 50
tllat tlIs ordinary process Of law cannot Be
served on lin, snd "a original attachment
having been levied On his property. i )
therefore ordered that publication be made IN
the Pulaski Citizen 3 Newspaper published IN
the town Of Pulaski. for four Successive wee Ks
commanding the said !. A Peden 10 appear
before ne OF some other Justice Of the Peace,
81 my oaiee n civil district No 8, Giles eoun-
y, Tenn, on the 18th day Of Feb 1876, and
make defence 70 said suit against him. OF Il
viii be proceeded with eL- 1arte-
J. a JONES, :. P.
jEnzT A. for Giles county.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
NOTICE.

4 IL persons holding claims against c. II.
i Pullen, AZ j who have net Eisd them = ith
me, are hereby noU6ed % file them with ne
by the SSH day q Feb next il they wish 20
get their pro rata Of The first Justification a.
! expeet % mike q pro ratasamong the credi-
tors q tie saij c. d. PuIlen by that time.
This jan. -. 1875.
R-P- TANCET. Trusrse
jan2I-kt for c H PGllsn-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

THIS Is 70 give notice that the partnership
Il heretofore existing under the firm name
Of BanEh. Dickinson & Co, has this day dis
solved, having sold our entire stock Of goods 20
Messrs. Miller, Baugh & Co., who viii cen
tinue the business st our present stand.
where al Of a. vii be found. AL parties in
debted 70 l. are requested 70 call and settle
their accounts By cash OF note Is our books
must be closed. Jan 10Th. 1876.
BAUGU DICKINSON & co.
5aup-A-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
VALUABLE LAND


R1 virtue Of Deed Of Trzst 70 n zxsea-
L ted ~ 4 z Miller and wife. 6zcsd Nay
18TH 1915 and registered n the Ea-i-ts-s
o-hoe Of Giles county Nay Is. 1878 u Tr1s1
Deed Rook 3, page ia We wlu expose &c
public sale Tor cash free from the equity q
receInp tion, N 1hs town q Pulaski.
On Friday, February 4th, 1876
3 Tract Of Land situated u the 18Th Civil
District Of eiilas comfy, consisting e about
3S7 ACRES.
more OF less. adjoining the lzl Is Of Tll3S- b.
ford and Z P AberDathy- au1 Viii n Is more
particularly described N che deed ahots -s-
1erred 20 JOHN EEIFBS0E.
1a1l5-5t 7. B Rains
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

The woman suffragists are TO be
seige Congress again for the ballot.
IT one-hundredth part of them
wanted it perhaps they would be
listened to, but as only one in 8
thousand demands 1t they deserve
no consideration.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
PlTB0AlzE HOLE lIDEST8T.
WOOD WORKING.
We are nov manufacturing al kinds q
Furniture.
Chancery Sale of Lands.

J. Nelson Patterson, e. ais. -. James Pet
teTson- e ais
JOEsB Ant 20 decree ~ the Chaneerr
\ louEt Of Giles e9uaty IN The above causs-
and zn agreement q The parties. VII seli -
Saturday, January 29lh. 1875
a publie sale 10 the Eizhast bidder. 1. +f-
Cont 1o1se door IL Pulaski. on q erelzt ~
y-s &C 10 years With Interest from dass.
Lots Nos and Of The s1E-ss7riz-r- ~ ~
- acre tract o. tie james Patterson lands.
formerly purchased ~ J = Patterson s.-
tanning respectively ~ AID - ae-e= and
sltusteo aboEt - mics east of Pulask= IN
re r syet-eEalle road- Platts8f said sub a.
visions viii De exhibited On -Is ~ - -
Purchaser required % give notes afcb -ors
f'srso11al security. and lienz VII bs re-a1nes
upon each los for IL -e=r.se-frs r.----l.z.
money J. B. STACY C. & r.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
In Chancery at Pulaski.
JANUARY RULES. 7S-f-

C. y OrdWsy e ais complainants, vs.. John
jenkins e. ais. defendants
I y this causs Il appearing % the satisfaction
L Of the Clerk and Master from the return Of
the Sheriff Of Giles county. and upon affidavit
fled, that the defendants. ! Ohm jenkins and
Harrison BirdEell, zre ncn-reSidents Of the
State ofTennsss5e, 50 that the ordinary pro
cess Of this Court cannot be served On tbem
On motion il Is therefore ordered that p1bli-
cation be made for four weeks IN succession II
the Pulaski Citizen, q newspaper Published IN
the town Of Pulaski, II said State. Requiring
the said Defendants 70 be and appear On the
first day Of the next term Of the CbaneeTy
Court 70 be held for The county Of Giles, a. the
COuTt-house N Pulaski. on the 5rd Monday
n February next, and answer complainant
BIZ OF the same viii be taken for confessed
s. 70 them and st for hearing ex-parte-
5an27zt J. B STACY. c. & Il.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
COLUMBIA DISTRICT, TEN
NESSEE CONFERENCE
Second Round of Quarterly
Meetings.

Pleasant Valley Sta, al Olivet, Jan,y. Is, I6.
Columbia Sta, Jan'y. p. 3.
CuileOka and Hurricane Sta, Il Culleokz,
January -, So
Pulaski Sta, Feb. 5, 6.
Lynnyills Ct. 81 Lynn vile Sta. Feb. u, Is.
Riehlsnd c.. a. Bethesda, Feb. ls, %.
Trinity CT, a. Chesnut Grove, Feb. z5. q.
Prospect CT. It NJ. Carmel, March, 4 3.
Mareelia Falls Miss, AZ Teylor's Chapel,
Marcel i, p.
Nebo and WilliamzPort Sta, a. Nebo
March Is. T..
ut Pleasant c.. at Jones Academy, March
%. Is.
Mt. Pisgah Ct, Al Mt. Pleasant. April l, 2.
WELLBORN MOONEY, P. z.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Notice.

II AFING suggested the insolvency Il ths
II estate q Geo. " Waldrap. dec-d, al
persons Ell1Elg claims against sad estate are
hereby not51ss 70 6ls tie same with TIE Clerk
81 tie County Coart- Ezthiu s5r months from
tbs date, OF they aill 20 f3ree2- barred
-a. - LDRAF,
1z1la - aarliuisrTa.cE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

The National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee is called to meet in
Washington on 22nd February, to
fix upon 4 place to hold the Conven-
ton. Philadelphia is the place
above all others that could be Sc
iected. The leading Democratic
principle viii be Cancellation, and it
should start the ball rolling from
the fountain head Of the Centennial.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
TYPHOID FEVER.
Is il Contagious? It's Future
Treatment.

An article On this subjeht is in
type, but the crowded condition Of
our columns compels US to defer it
until next week,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

\ lady was in the city, few days
ago, enqulring for John Smith. We
learn she could not find him.
Strange-it appears TO US that we
have heard of that name before. -
CIzrksUile CAr0nlcai
Why, he's in Washington City
Clerk OF the Committee on Claims.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
LAND ron SIZE.

On Friday. February 4th. 1876.
7 WILL sell % The highest bidder IL The late
L residence Of Alexander Tiuno1. lse'I. four
miles North % P alaski.
TRACT OF LAND.
upon which he resided containing zd1-t %
acTes- being The part not covered 8Y the dow
e. adjoining the lands q Dr. ClE-E. y 2
Williamson Jno- L Ti1uo1 and z 4 SLa1-
den and lying On the turnpike road a51zt
four miles North Of Pulaski
IEEzs--C Credit un1il 18Th Dee, 1875, and
18th Dec, ISL Also,
On Saturday. February 9TH 1876
Al the Courthouse IN Pulzzki- two los e
Elkt0n, Nos IS and s.. near Chil6r=s5' Tan
Yard, formerly owned by J1hu I Lluuou--
Terms for che lots, ersdisot J. Enu1th-- Notes
with good security req hired q purchasers ard
lien retained for the purchase money
HI ANNETTE. Clerk
isnl5zt Giles County Court-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
BARTER.

The highest market prices VIII Be aa5s II
CcrD, 8ae1C. Pcrk, Lard Feathers Bee
Wax, 81 col, Ginseng. Rage. Deer H5de., DRY
81 Green Hides and zll Binds o. Furs. sch =
Mink Beaver otter- Coc1, Euskra1s. etc
Iall5--f A.EH
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Chancery Sale OF Lands

Chancery Sale OF Lands.
Greed Taylor et as, " @sdora Tavloret as
DURSU AM 70 3 decree q ths rHau.---
Co9rt for Giles county II lie sz5ze
cause, I VIII, On
Tuesday, February fst 1876.
sell 81 publie sale, 70 the highest bidder. On
the premises on q credit Of one and two r.s--
WIKI interest from date ard free rom tz.e
equity q redemption, Lot No I 81 the sab
division Ct The lands II Henri Tsv'or- 5=a-7
slf11led II the llth Civil District ef C7rs-
county OF the waters Of BrzzIshaH'z Crzzl.
containing 81 loo-l63 acres. said trae- rs
O i s good dwelling hou=e with ou- houses.
F-Al-s Hlli o exhibited On day of sale Par
chaser required 10 give note IitF e,r.og 49,
sonal security 1lr the purehas5 unorzzr- z7.7 a
len VIII o retained upon the lands
lzn4-td y B. STACY. c. On
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
No


Ii persons -ll- - The estate Of ID
u ward " Eese, deceased. either ~ meta
O. aeeount. Hil eorns f1rEzr3 Immediately
and settle AID save cost.
JAMES 4. EUMPTER
LoT-l-1 A1u5uistFat1F-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
SCHEDULE.

n. & D. & G. ). r r., Decatur Divis'n
Pulaski Accommodation leaves for
Nashville at A. n. and arrives az 1910
A. II. Leaving Nashville at ? p. II. and
arrives az ~ =. n, every day except
Sunday.
Freight trains Will carry passengers
between Pulaski and Decatur.
.-nrr-- Goth
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

The Reviea0 and Journal says the
next Legislature viii be elected on
40 cent tax platform, and that the
government has to be carried on
and the debt paid out Of this. Ger
tainly; pay a dollar with a dime,
and have money enough left to buy
a sack of coffee. The people are
not such con summate gumps as you
seem 70 think they are, and such
nonsense as you aTe advocating to-
day is the very source Of our
troubles. We have TO get the mon
ey from the people by taxation to
pay these obligations, 40 cents Will
not do it, and there is an end of it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
what viii Corn Be worth.

A well posted and close observ-
ing merchant thinks there viii be
an increased demand for corn, and
that it viii be higher. lie thinks
we ought 70 advise our producers
not to be in too great haste to sell.
We give them the benefit Of his
opinion, with the single additional
remark that We think he is right.
II corn goes up, who has any better
right to the advantage of the rise
than the man who produces
it? Think before you sell too
hastily.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27

Adjust the burdens (our State
indebtedness) to suit the exigencies
Of the people; and after the days of
drOuth and misfortune have passed
the State, inspired by prosperity,
viii pay of every cent Of her pc
cuniary obligations.-ReVielg and
Journal
We can't see how the days Of
drought and misfortune are to be
inspired by prosperity simply be
cause they pass by the State.
Strange, too, how these misfortu =
nate days are going to pay of our
obligations.