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GRAND OPEKA-HOUSE.

EvANGELINE CoMBINATIoN.
Benefit Of MISS ELIZA y EATHERsBY-
Two pieces and the musical
bIfietta, JENNY LIND. On this occasion
MR. q. E. RICE, the composer Of the music
Ut EvangelIue, will conduct the orchestra, aud
Ele Lone Fisherman will speak.
SfIast Matinee tomorrow. Grand Gala Night
Saturday. In addition to the Extravaganza,
Mr. Goodwin In bis nCW Sketches, introducing
his wonderful limitations Of Raymond. Soth.
Hth, Barrett, Booth, Sol. Smith Russell and
H1s Williams.
I Monday next-KELLY Sc Icons MIN
BTRELS
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FOR RENT.

tT1tOR RENT-HOUSE-A two story brick of
II nve rooms; 26i Hopkins; nice neighbor-
hood. 5-3t
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FOR SALU--REAL ESTATE.

LtQR SALE = FARM - Good farm OF 97X
sc acres, situated TX miles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm In goou
prdeY. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A goo
Ghhnte for any one DESIRING 1t to get a good
AS1ne Address b. b. s., Star ONCE, $50 Wal
AtS street, Cincinnati, o.
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fl kAaHm Families or groceries IN want Of
III u good Flour warranted to give
HHkHU satisfaction - can be supplied by
Z ~ Vhh going to the WEST EN- ID MILLS.
Yput orders are solicited. Delivery free.
NAMES X. HQRIN, Sixth strest, between
BaymiIler and freeman. mh7-sm
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'V6T ante : CENTRAL STEAM DYE
slVV HOUSE-SIMON, 147 Central ave. above
Fourth street, CINCINNATI Ladies' shawls and
eacques cleaned and dyed; gents clothing
sSleane !, dyed and repaired; carpets, blankets,
Quilts and mattngs cleaned. Work called for
and delivered II desired. REDUCED RATES.
y. mhl2- -9mM, W&F
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LEAOR i.ENT- -HOUsE-A dwelling contain
pI ing thirteen rooms, No. S8 West Seventh ST.,
north side. near Vine. Inquire at SO, one doot
east. 5-4t
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EOR RENT-HOUSE-No. 49i West Ninth
II street, eleven rooms, all modern improve
pents. front and side yards. Apply at lB W.
Seventh street. 5-3t
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'LsOR RENT-HOUSE-New, of nine rooms,
Il cellar and large yard. Lane street, Walnut
Alls: rent s35 per month. Inquire Of WM.
Beech street. 5-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-STANDARD PAINTS-Ready
IL for use; quality fully guaranteed. F.
HANNAH CO., Central White Lead and
Color orks, n, 179 and lel E. Pearl street.
tT. aD4-6t
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wv ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
Saaoe tt
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NTfANTED : SITUATION = BY a boy is
XIV years old in an ofice, or to run errands,
Hr1&w wages. Address j. o. NEIL, 27 Es-
HalOla street, or this office. aps-4t*
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ID0ARDING-Large room for two gentle
III Omen; also single loom, with first class ac-
EQmInodations, at so L. Fourth street. Ref
Eyelces. 6-at
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N VsgT TGkNIAL CpAlIU. .PICTORIAL.--Hu
49, n9op OF the great show, profusoly illustra,
IsAF hewsdoaleE Take q look at Il aud laugh
. f9pdEea yeeyA syss-tl
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MELLOW JACKET AILYER MN

once at Justice tourt-room, corner snt
rsylar strcets, Virginia. Nevada. tyetd
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NALknoMlA slLvEH MINING
- oohPANY;.Loes.ios q principal place

of oasinsss. 40 traseisoo. Csiifornis.
Location q works, btoisy county Nevada.
Notice.-Thefs sis delinquent upon the FOL.
tnedescrtbed stock. on account OF assess.
msnt Ono. soI levied on the sishth 18th day
Of Jane ie7I. tha several amounts Get oppo-
site the names sfths respective shareholders.
a. follow:
NAMES. No. osrtlf. shs. Amt.
Ai.Isson. Lyon Z o.. Trus. .ttl1 70 80 :.
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And In scconisses with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. msds 90 ths 7ih day Of
Jun. 1871. 90 many shsrss Of each parcel Of
such stock - may Be pscesssfy will b cold
at public anc.iou. ai the once Of the CIapany.
Room Q. Hayvard's Bsiidips. tis California
str ct. San frsncisco. California. 90 wKDNEs.
. O'Clock r. n Of said dsy, 20 lar ssid dslln.
qu~nt assessment Their on, togpihsf with eusts
OF Advertising and expsi SO OF the sale.
Jas. q. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Omee-Rooms Noe. I and q Hayvard's Buid-
Inc, No. CIV California strset. San Frsneiseo,
California iyfo "a
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cILvER HILL MINING COArA.
- NY.-l<cation Of prtneip4i place OF busi'
Location OF works. ooid lii. storey county.
NeyAda.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the iith day
OF july, 1877, an anessment mo. lO oi One
Dollar (sD per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'm
mediately, In United States gold coin. W the
Secretary. st the once Of the Company. Room
No. 10, HAyward's building. No. tie California
street, San francisce, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment slall
remain unpaid ON the 18th day or August, l5Il,
win be delinquent. and Advertised for sale
At public Anction. and unless payment is made
befbre win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 6th
day OF ssptembsr, 1877, To pay the delinquent
asssssment, together with coats Of ad,srtisin.
and expensrs of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Onice-Room 10 Hsyvara's Duildlng. No. ti9
cslifornia street. San Francisco. California
wind
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rg,ROJAN MINING COMPANY
i Location Of principal place Of business.

Location OF works. Gold HIN. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that o. meeting o.
the board OF Directors. held on the foth DAY OF
July. lerf, an assessment lso. u OF Twenfy-nve
sto.t oi the corporation, payable Immediately.
In Unitsd states gold coin. 10 The yscrstsry. at
the once the Company. No. a1 Monteomery
street, lioom n. San Frapcisco. talifornia. a,
Any stock upon which this assessment shalI
remain unpaid on the twsnty$evsnth DAY OF
tissd for saie At public auciion, and unless pay
mont 10 made before, will be cold on NON
DAY. the severteenth day OF hptsmoer. lsII.
70 pay the delinquent assessment, to9etnef
with costs of advertising and expenses OF saie.
ny order OF the HoArd Of Direetors.
DAVID wlLpKh. Secretary.
0flce-s7s Montgomery stree, CON y. ssn
rrsneIeco. Csl,forniG ivzI td
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oniec-Isoom . liz, wari's building. tis Gall
forpia street. San Francisco. Cslifonia. je71

GOODMAN GOLD AND HILvkR
N MINING COMPANY. Location OF prin.
clpai place OF busin. %, Virginia, nevada.
Location Of works. Gold ulll Mining District.
storey eou ~. Nevada, and Silver City hinins
Lisirici. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice ID her BY given. that at Q meeting Of
the Doard Of Trustees, held ON the 7th day OF
JULY, A. d. 1871, an assessment tNo. u OF Two
Cents tac) per share was levied upon the capl.
iai stock of the corporation, payable imme.
diately, In United Stales gold coin, 10 the rec.
setary, at the once OF the Company, 81 the
Coart RON OF Thomas Mo-er, frq.. corner OF
D and Taylor STREETS. virainia, rtvada
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on Thnrsdsy. the 9th day. Of
August. isIf. will be delinquent. aud advertised
for sale at public auction. aud unless payment
10 made before win be sold ON MONDAY. the
iuth day Of September. A. ID. ISL, 70 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs oi
Advertising and eIpenses of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
L. u. HASTINGS Secrtary. =.
Once at Justico tourt-rovtn, corner b nnd
rsyirr strpetp. virgtuia. Nevada. jyetd
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puLLI0N MININe COMPANY.'

pULIION MINING COMPANY
D Location OF principal place Of businers,
san Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold iIIli. Storey county.
Seyads.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the board o' Directors. held on the 3sih tiay
of June, 1877. an assessment mo. q u One Dol.
lar and Fifty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States god coin, 20 the
Secretary, ai the once OF the C,mpany, Room
. Ha,ward's Bailding. ais California street.
San Francisco, California.
ANY sock upon which this ass<ssment shall
rssnain unpaid on the 3oth day Of July. 1871
will be delinquent. aud sdvertired for 'als at
public auction. and unless pa,men, 10 made
before will be sold On tho Twentieth day
of August. 1871, 10 pay the delinquent asress.
ment, together with costs Of advertising aod
expenses Of sa,e.
fIy order Of the Doard OF Directors
JAMES \. KENsEDY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room Hay wants building. tfs Call.
fofpia s'reet San Francisco, California. leT
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RnLGMEs slLvEx MiSIsG ING

LIE l. q n = 1lLvEk MINING
ID COMPANY.-Locatlon OF principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California.
Location Of warks. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the 9Th day OF
July, 1871, an assessment fSo. i0) OF One Dollar
ltD per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable innediAtelJ.
In United States gold coin, to the Secretary. Al
the ofiice Of the Company, Room u. NO. N9
California strcet, San Francisco. California. -.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iith day Of August,
1871, will 6e delinquent. and ADVERTISED Tor
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on THURSDAY. the
sOth day OF August isTi. TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the board OF Directors.
JUHN CR CKErr. becrstaxy.
0fncs-Room 81. No. tie California s'rret. Ban
Francisco. California. lyl0M
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lssIsSIEsfs fIVIiD.
NeHsIn .;s'sa SSsse III 5,psTED sssy 1os.,,. sas

NrORrH CONSOLIDATED VIA.
IN 0INA MINING oOnsAMY.-Loeatlon
Of principal place Of business. san franeiso''
Ioestioa Of works. virginia. storey county.
Notice is hsrsby given. that d . meeting
Of ths Board Of birsetors. bald on the lith
day Of July, is7f, an ssssssment no. VI o.
Thirty Cenis psr share was levied upou TIE
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'M
mediaiely, In United States r,ld coin. TO the
Secretary. si tia once OF the Company. kooni
.. Ne. tis California stNst. Ban Francisco
California.
AM stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid ON the 18th DAY Of August. i6n.
will be delinquent, and sdvsrtised for sa!s
at public suction. and unlees payment 70 msos
before will bs sold on MONDAY. the 81
day Of septsmhes. 1871. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF ad'
vsrtisins and sxpsnses Of sale.
By order cf the Board of Directors.
JAC0B STADFRLo. Jh., Secretary rro TEN.
Ofaos Room 20. No. Sls California street.
San frHnei.co. California. 1ylad
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DILISeuEsT SALES.
vv.rpsss-Csneinsed.

And in socord.ncs With Law. and an order OF
the Board ofD.rretors. male on the % b DAY Of
Juns. is1I. % many shsrvs Of Each parcel
of sseh stock - may b necess.ry Will b sold
st psblic suction. at The once Of the oompany.
No. tn california strsss. Ban Francisco. Gel.
gust, ls7I, q tss hsar of ! o'ejoci >. \. Of
sAid day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, togsthsf with costs OF advertising and
expenses o. sale.
0RO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
omes-In hoeov's Buildins. tlt Csifornis
aFsss. Ban Sraneisco. caiiornis. jsss I'd
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CENTENNIAL COLD AND sILvER
" MINiNu C0hPANY.-Iocstion Of princi.
pal place OF business, San francfsco. caiifor.
Location Of works, Gold HIN Dishiet, Storey
county. Nevada.
keties 10 hereby given. that at . meetins Of
the Board OF Director, held on the iItn day OF
July. 1871, an Ass-ssrnent lNo. u OF Five
Cent? per sharv was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. payable imme-
distely, In United States Z I'D coin. 70 the bee
rotary, at the once u the Company. Room -,
$50 Pine street. san Francisco. CaliforniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment sbali
rrmaln unpaid on the 10th day OF August.
1871, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sals at public auction. ant unless payment
10 made befUre. will be sold on SATURDAY. the
i5ih day Of September, 1877. TO pay the delin'
Qu.nt assessment, tos-ther with costa Of advsr.
tlsing and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Dirctcrs.
wN GRANGER. Secretary.
once Room IS Academy Building. SO Pine
street. San Francisco. California. iy20td
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- 55s: 70 q. r. sovHLL , 90
- New fork, fs rsuphs I. of 100 pag.s. 600
salninr iisls ~ ao1o Hswsp psfS, - ssttnatea
showing eoss of ADVERTISING. I'LL
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OxE..s..!M.,Ax,sILv..nLx,iIM, I,

Of busincss. ssn Prancisco, california.
Location Of works. Gold Hili Mining Dis
triet. storey county. stats Of NevAda-
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fot'
lowinf- Described stock. on account Of s,seee-
meat mo. ss) levied on the 9Dth day o. suns,
1871, the several amounts set oppodte ne
nance Of the respective sharshoiosrs. - 'o''
lows: s. 49,,
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ElktOn.

The rear guard of old seventy
seven's cotton crop is now in the
act of withdrawing from the field
and retiring. Sir Indian Corn has
at last taken his ear in out of the
weather, and the clods have but
lately ratified on the cdsket of a
great, but much neglected member
of Giles county society, Mr.. Wheat.
Another item of interest is, that a
great many hogs in this country
have become disguised with the
filthy pens Tin which no decens hog
could live) provided by the farmers,
and have quietly taken up quarters
in the various smoke-houses OF the
community.
christmas comes but once a
year," say the boys; and some of
them, who don't know any better,
are preparing to get on a "big
drunk" to celebrate the birth of the
worlds Redeemer. Others no bet
ter informed, expect to "tare
around part of the time in miscel-
laneous company, and part OF the
time to swat ON some nice young
ladies of the community. While
the intelligent class are either go
ing to stay at home and behave
themselves, or quietly visit their
friends, or attend the supper, given
by the Methodist Sunday School on
the evening of the oath, and act
like cultured men and women. In
the name of civilization, not to say
Christianity, here utter a protest
against the foul dissertations of
Christmas day.
Dec. II. UNUs ABB EXTRA.
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For the Citizen i

For the Citizen.
1t is rumored through our district
that Giles county is to have two or
three candidates for Chancellor
has already in the field three candi-
dates for Attorney General, though
only one announced, and none for
Circuit Judge. Now our people
daily complain that Maury county
has the honor of holding nearly all
the offices in the Congressional, Ju
dicial and Chancery Divisions, and
seem to condemn the Maury county
people for it, but it is evident that
the fault is nearer at home, the split
is in our own ranks. The people
know that if we divide our vote on
any two of the aspirants from Giles
that defeat is certain, and therefore
lose all interest when they have no
hope of success Let the aspirants
settle among themselves which ones
of them will run, and let only one
Giles county man run for any dis
trict Office, and / believe the people
of the county will unanimously
support him. am not a candidate
for any Office, and never have been,
but am anxious to see the chances
Of electing some or all of oar men
increased by decreasing the num-
Der of Candidates. PLow Boy.
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experience lust vet.

tApcIlCuOS just Gu.
Kully was in town last week, the
gentleman that bunked with those
two good looking lawyers of Pu-
laski. We see in his writings that
he made great complaint of being
surrounded by so many little
friends, but Kulfy is a handsome
and brave youth. He never muir
INJURED, but simply consoled himself
by crying aloud, Il hope that your
teeth will soon get on edge" He
did not wait for the buss, bat pulled
for the shore afoot.
Christmas is almost here A new
year is rapidly approaching, but we
think that our farmers are well pre-
pared to meet it. Wheat sowing is
about over, and crops are nearly
gathered. Let us renew our energy
and look forward to a more pleas
ant and prosperous year Let us
not complain of hard times any
longer after being so abAndantly
blessed. Let us not yield to world
~ matters too much, but lay up
treasures that will prove. source
of happiness in time of great need
Rev. Mr. Holt filed his appoint
ment at this place last Sunday. He
had quite large congregation
Rev. DIR. Mack will fill the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church the second
Sunday in January.
There will be Christmas tree al
Old Lynnville next Tuesday night
The grand hop at the Thompson
House will come off next week. Our
young people are anticipating nice
time. DR.. A. w. Grey will be found
at his Office this week. People
wishing work done will have an OPP
portunity. Capt. c. w. Merrill
passed through our town last week
on his way to Mooresville. H. NJ
Wagstaff contemplates making his
home in Nashville. Wonder why
he don't marry. HUT.
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Washington special to the New
York World: Mr. Conkling init
mates that a nominee for Collector
may be sent to the Senate who is
less personally Objectionable to hIm
than Mr.. Roosevelt but that will not
influence him as he does not intend
to permit the removal of Collector
Arthur. He now boasts in the flush
of his triumph that he has ten more
votes against it than when the roll
was called on Thursday, and these
he believes he can hold to the end.
This is suggestive of an increased
Democratic coalition, and seems to
confirm the report, which was said
last winter to be well founded, that
Mr.. Conkling had made bargain
with Mr.. Tilden To secure his inau-
guration as President, a bargain
which even held good after the vote
was taken on counting Louisiana in
the Senate.
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GHATgsHY SALE d TOWN Lots.

J d Lewis ct al vs.. W A Malone ct al.
PURSUANT to decree OF the Chsncery
L Court for Giles county, Tennessee, in the
above carse, will sell,
On Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1878,
at public sale to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on a credit of 8
and u mon tbs with interest from the day of
sale. and free from the equity of redemption,
the western portion Of a town lot in the town
OF Pulaski, known on the plan of said town
rs Lot No. IS, fronting 40 feet on the Public
Square and running back i65 feet to an alley,
and also known as the Cory Corner, bounded
west bv "a Main street, east by fraction Of
said lot No IS. south by the public square
aud north by an alley. Purchaser viii be re-
CURED 70 execute notes with approved per-
sonal security, and lien viii be retained
upon the lot until the purchase money is paid.
decls-td J.B. STACY. c. e. NJ.
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Music for the New Year.

For a musical young lady, no
more appropriate New Years gift OF
trifiing cost can be found than a
years subscription to some valuable
musical notify. Send your Sweet
heart, Friend, Cousin, Sister, or
Daughter, the Southern Musical
Journal for 1878, and see what a
pleasant surprise its monthly visits
will give her. The music in the
Journal is now of a superior char
acter and will save music buyers
many a dollar during the year.
1925 secures the Journal for year
y it'll a premium of Sheet Music
Subscribers choice) to amount to
$I.00. Specimen copy for 3 cent
stamp. Address the publishers.
LUDDEN d BATES,
Savannah, Ga.
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EAaa1IFy saI. d Valuable Land.

" Carter vs.. S B Marsh ct al, and s b
Marsh vs.. w c Carter ct al
.URSUANT to u decree of the Chancery
Court for Giles county, Tcnnesses, IN the
above causes viii sell,
On Thursday, Jan. 3rd, 1878,
at public sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on credit Of /, and years with
interest from the day of sale and free from
the equity Of rcdemption, the tract of land
mentioned in the pleadings, situated in the
18th civil district Of Marshall county, on the
waters Of Riehland creek, containing
3O6,ss5I ACRES
more OF less, adjoining tie lands offs B Marsh
ct al, and the same sold by J " Simmons to
Anderson Fox ct al Purchasers required to
execute notes with approved personal seeuri-
~, and lien will be retained uTon the land
until the purchase money T. paid.
dec6- I'd J. Il. STACY. c. q ~
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Thirty five or forty years ago the
State of Mississippi repudiated a
parcel of her bonds, and such was
the disastrous result to her credit
abroad that Tennessee ought to be
willing just now to pay at least as
much as forty per cent. of her bond
Ell debt for the inestimable privilege
OF profiting by her example.-ICou
rier Journal
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SCHEDULE.

The war in the East is yet reality.
The Russians have not yet reached
their objective point, nor have the
Turks been able to drive the Rus
SLAMS north OF the Danube. Each
holds the position so much desired
by the other, and yet, neither has
been able to gain any very substan
tial advantage over the other. The
neigbo-ing nations are watching the
combatants, and yet more closely
watching each other. England
keeps her eye on India, while France
is looking towards Berlin, and Ger
many is unusually polite to the au-
tocrat of all the Russias. Meantime,
internal confusion came near setting
all France on fire and diverted at
tention for the time from Plevna.
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Let Tennessee repudiate her hon
est debts, as she threatens to dc,
and for ages, in the eyes of her sis
ter States, the blush of her children
reflected upon the darkened sky of
her destiny will glow like the dis.
tant light of a midnight conaagra-
ton, or an aurors borealis in a high
northern latitude Courier Jour.
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E9vsE \ 10? i' s.l.-GEEA?.

MY House and Lot on West Hill, opposite
vi Martin College, is for sale cheap, and on
easy terms, and IL not sold privately before
Saturday, Dec. 22nd, 1877,
will be sold TO the highes. bidder on that day,
and All the improvements are new, including
good eistern, and q variety of fine young
fruit troes.
uov22-td GEO. N. McGRTW.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-27

1t is believed that there are men
in the Legislature of Tennessee
whose share of the State debt would
amount to five, ten, fifteen or twenty
dollars each, more or less, and in
order TO to keep from paying this
contemplate sum to the bondhclder
they would, by reputation, bare the
pure, unsullied brow of their State
and stamp it with a brand of shame
that will burn there in the broad
eye of the world for all time to
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