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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

There is oAe lot of land of forty
acres in North Geogia that has
yielded over one million dollars in
gold since the war.
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Furniture and Mattresses

If you want Parlor, Chamber, Dining
Room, Hall or Office Furniture, Spring,
Carded-Hair, Cotton, Cotton-TOp or
Shuck Mattresses, call to see or send
your orders to WEAKLEY 81 WARREN,
Nashville, Tenn. You can rely on good
goods at lowest prices marriott
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Situation WOnted.

RY competent a16 experienced salesman,
II who can command good trade. RAlszT
no object. Apply at this Office 81 q.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

The Committee on Postoffice and
Postroads in the House has agreed
to recommend bill providing Tor
the adoption of the double stamp
return postal card. This card is Of
the same size as that now in use.
The two upper corners of the card
have each a one-cent stamp affixed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Turkey decides to remain neutral
in the event Of a war between Eng
land and Russia, which looks now
the most probable thing in the
world
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

An effort TO induce the negroes
of Atlanta to emigrate to Liberia is
being made in that city. The
movement is made under the gener-
al supervision of ]. Milton Turner.
1t is proposed to induce negroes to
go to Charleston aud from thence to
sail for Liberia, where, it is repre-
sentcd, a gorgeous fortune awaits
every Immigrant. The most glow
ing accounts are given of the fertil-
ity and resources of this hOwery
land, which is claimed to excel
Florida. The constitution does not
hesitate TO pronounce the whole
movement a miserable fraud.
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~ AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
PICTORIAL
/ HISTORY OF THE W0Rl q

Z ABRACIEG full and authentic accounts
- ofevery nation OF ancient and modern
times, and including 9 history Of the rise and
fall Of the Greek and Roman Empires, the
growth OF the nations Of modern Eurore the
middle ages, the crussdes, the feudHl system,
tse reformation, the discovery and settle
ment Of tie Rev Word. ptc., etc.
90. II coniains 6I2 nne historieaI engrAFinQs
and 1880 large donble column pagss and l.
the most conplste History Of the World ever
published. IL sells At sight Send for speci
men pages aud extra terms TO agents, and see
Why il sells faster than any other book Ad
dress, NATIONAL PU BLISHING Co,
mar2l-4t Ph.ladslphia, Pa.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Mobile Register: We would inform
the Herald that Southern pride has
not been cut to the quick by the
cartoons and falsehoods of the Re
publican press of the North. nor by
anything it has had to say with re-
gard to Mr.. Davis. The whole
South, from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande, are utterly indifferent as to
the lie about Mr.. Davis capture
which has adorned the school books
of the North, and which sent such
ga shout of hearty laughter all
through the victorious North"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

The Shel5yville Commercial says
Hon. John NJ. Bright will be re-
turned to Congress from his district
without opposition.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Gov. Porter having refused to III
terfere with the sentence of the
Brasswells, they now have no fur
Their earthly hope. Their doom is
sealed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

w. L. Grissom, charged with the
murder of DR.. J. w. Brown, at
Houston Texas, has been found gull
ty of murder in the first degree,
the penalty of which is death by
hanging. The Telegram says that
his counsel, Col. Stewart, gave no.
tlce of appeal to the Appellate
Court. Grissom was remanded to
the Sheriff.
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T9sOIUent Notice.

HAVING suggested 20 tie County Court
IL Of Giles county she insolvency ofthe o.
tate ofJames w Hodge, deed, all person fare
hereby notified 10 file their claims, duly au-
thentica.ed, with the Clerk Of said court 90
or before the "a day Of September, ISIS. for
pro rata payment or they will be forever BAR
red payment.
feb2s-4t 3. i. PlNkSTON, Ear.
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Second Round of Quarterly
Meetings for Columbia Dist.

Pleasant Valley Sta, Feb 1911.
Riehland Car, Feb 2s, -.
Trinity Cir, March 3, s.
MarcellA Falls Cir, March s.
Mt. Pleasant CIR, March 9, 10.
CulleokS Sta, March Is, II.
Lyrnville Cir, March IS, "a.
Pulaski Sta, March 50. 81.
Prospect Cir, April 8, Z.
Columbia Sta, April s, Z.
Giles Cir, April 70 "a.
Nibo and WiliiAmsport Sta, AprlI Is, Il.
Mt. Pisgah Cir. April Is, IL.
J ID. BARBEE, P. z.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

The Tennessee Historical Society
proposes to celebrate NashyilIe's
esavsaaial In lSeo.
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TRUST SALE
HOUSE AND LOT
IN PITT ASH

DY virtue Of deel Of trust executed 70 me
ID by C Grow, on the Goth day Of April.
1876, and registered IN the Regisssr's Office Of
Giles county, in Trust Dead Book e, page
$50, I will sell at public sale 20 the highest
bidder, At the courthouse door in Pulaski,
On Saturday, April 18th, 1878,
for, cash, certain lot Or parcel Of land, stu
sted in Pzlaski, now occafied by Asa soster
and bounded on the north By B Chaek
soath by Mary N. Bunoh's lot. east By End
Mail street, and west by Mrs Bette Aberna-
thy, containing about one acre, and upon
which there Is dwelling and other improve
uents for q Iamily residence Sale AZ 2
O'clock. and free from the eluity Of redemp-
ton. 81 TOWNSEND,
mArT-4t z Trustee.
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Pulaski Markets.
PRoDuCE MARKET.

I'VE quote the prices paid for country pro-
duce by our merchants Of course they sell
for q small edvance.-ED. CITIZEN.
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A fire at Jonesboro, Tenn, on the
18th destroyed the Eutaw House
and several stores in the business
part OF the town. Loss about,
$4,000
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l1loaoO
2. o. D. sg. !. 80 or.eans, Z.

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision aud management
of GEMS q. T BEAURETARD * JUBAL
A. EARLY. aprl4 a.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. n. Campbell ". Eli Pratt.
DH virtue ofa v0Lditioni oxponas isaned 10
IL me from the Ron. Circuit Court ofCGiles
county IN tho above named cHuee / VIII ell
AZ public sale 10 the highest bidder. at tho
Court-house door IN Pulaski for each,
On SATURDAY, March 23d. 1878.
the following described ands, 100 aeros it
unted in The 9Th civil district ot Gilos coun-
q on the waters Of Weakoy', crock. bound
ed north by Tarrioy south by s White,
east hf Ncwt Hardemnn go west by "
Iurp'ey. Lesicd on u- the IrDJSfty Of Eli
Pratt.
iebls "a r. A. BLOW, sheriff.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

NOTICE TO ALL 4!
DARTIES indebted 70 US will settle with
L Nessr-. Jones & Steele, Attorneys, who
are authorized 70 receipt all accounts Don't
think hard Of as ifsued, for our old business
must be settled up. To save costs, see them
81 once
feb2s-4t MILLER. BAUGH h CD.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned. under the firm
name Of FEINBERG, S0LINSKY q CO.,
having been dissolved by mutual consent on
the 18th of March, 1878. notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said firm to settle
with a Solinsky. at the old stand, the books,
notes and accounts having been placed in his
hands. Feinoelg, thankful for past favors,
will continue business, and solicits q contin-
nance Of public patronage.
s. FEINBERG,
n. SOLINSKY,
mar2l-4t L. GOODMAN,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

This Iiniment very naturally originated IN Ameri-
ca. where Nature provides IN her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for tho maiadies Of her chill
dren- Its fame has been spreading for s5 years,
until now Il encircies the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Is a matches
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers &c Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n human life or re-.
stores The usefginess OF an exesIlent horse. on.
COW. or sheep.
u cures foOt-rot, hoof-an. hollow horn, grub.
screw worm. shouiderrot, mango. the bites and
stings OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life
IL cures every external trouble OF horses, such
as lameness, scratches swinny. sprnins, founder
wind gall ring bone. etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang LlniTnent Is tho quickes.
cure In the world for accidents occurring IN tn
family. In the absence OF n physician, such a.
burns. scaids, sprains. cuts etc. and for rheuma
iisn. and stiffness engendered By exposure. Par
.icularlY valuable % Miners.
It IS tho cheapest remedy In the world. for Il
Denetrates the muscle 70 the bone. and a single
application Is generally SUFFICIENT 20 cure.
Hexican Mustang Iinfnenf f. put up IN three
iEes OF bottles, tho larger being proporttonr
stely much the cheapest Sold evsrywhsru.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought TO be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy the
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Nashville Markets.

FROM LATEST REPORTS.
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column o. q widely circulated nouapapsr. --
such T. the opinion Of The rusn Who D. aid
v b. Tho lAIgesf advertiser IA The IN ID
Statgk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-05-11
VIZ WATER

John Morrisey, STATE Senator,
lied IN Albany, y J, Wednesday
] 81.
Tie New York T.n0 t4ls a..
ludes 10 John Mu:giscy
The widespread publ: regret
which will BIZ excited 'hs deaf
OF John Morrl>ey is Tx T. to ruz.
zjo even tbs mos, liberia. foreign
admirers OF our ".nstilt ms
Yet many Of the mot respectable
and intelligent Of Mr. Morrssey :
iello y.citlztna will r;gil rrga 4
ma dearh Us l positive lyss to the
caupe OF good government IN y y
York city. For the OK pre- n.ht-
or and gambler was, in pUbIc i,
fairs, u man Of Staldy common
eensc, clear perceptions and III.
bonding rectilnde. In t tine which
has worked havoc with the rep
u%tatinns of many "ChrlotIau slate
men" no man ever charged Jon .
Morrissey with being = vcnaI eg,s
la,or or q dishonest politician. Sc
have no disposition 10 urge tua.
tho errors OF his career Hcre fanny
balanced by his u%ndcniable pub !g
spirit and un~chailenged fidelity to
hubble trust, but We aAoali b. sui
loss disposed to Sit IN ju Augment on
a non whose carly tav,nIng AID
associations dad 81 much 10 give j
wrong direction to . snperablu
d.nt energy and to great natural
abilities. New York will romym
bel the nob!o services winch Mr.
Morrissey performed against polIt.
zeal Rings and municipal JobGeiy
long after the sins and short com.
lngs Of his private career have beeS
forgotten.
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From VET Water,

Seeing communications i-1n d.'
fryeut portions Of the county
have concluded To give you a To-"
items from this neck OF the woods.
We are u people living closely >.
lone, scarcely ever seeing any c'G..
or knowiug what's goir5 un, ~.
ccpt when judge Ws.S-r Ln.ts
court. Itvau were 10 ride Up -.
bout that time YOU w0u think we
were holding Circ.ai. loa would
mud some Of the best Legal tarnt
from Macon, aud their learned eX
position OF the law, the dEHlty O;
the court, bis Just and = gh,e1U. dc
v.sious aud watching O.: tie "p.ntS'
have had 4 good and WHOLESOME eli
ie1t, and We are a las abiding PEG
lie aud iatcnd t. remain 30.
Speaking OF ,he Judge reminds
mo ina, he has q eat nursing .our
Young foxes. Ike the cid ka-l IN
'>duires the JU'ae j. i,nl o! he
chase, AMI he anticipates q me-
time when his cat'. wurls are Ola
enough TO take 10 their native al.s
and run FOR their uycs.
We have been chasing mad d.ge
lately, and this pay cTe8 rs, i.au
running foxes. Col. ", W. Dos~'s
Jog went mad and lit Que o. nIs
test mules. Ihu uU.y lied. Ano,
thor dog Of bis went mad and ii.
about lt,een dogs before it could
be killed. Wet Water viii no"
furnish mad dog, to any portion OF
the county that desires 10 thin cut
the dogs. Give the hog and sheep
- chance, and dogs Wi. be scarce
in The country, especially Il sc
have q tew - 20 mad, HAe Col.
Noss-.
We have had = good saas'a So
far for the crops, which hook ;5.r.
rally wsiI AMI iftaere is anything
in early sign. there mIi. be . bouu-
.iilI yield; one ct The ues, srls j.
that ne Young ~rcu..yMea tayesol
Gown 10 Garl work.
W. see Dr. : T. D. HI spoken
81 Is i candidate Tor Congress. We
ft.,Hv ho,s that fhf ll~ g-s r.... va
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The Way to Save Money.

II you want to buy a Steam En-.
zine, Saw Mill, Corn Mil, tlour
Mill, Thresning Machine, Buckley,
Reaper or Mower, Turbine Wheel.
Cotton Press, Cot.oi Gia, Sorgh
utn Mil, Carjing Machine, Wheat
Shutter, or anything else in tht
machinery line, send your or ler'
10 Capt. 6. D. BUSlAMANrE
Jackson, Miss, tho Pioneer, NJ III
Machinery business IN Mrssi,oip pl
and who has furnished many OF GU.
citizens with some OF the best Ma
chinory, in this section, at low pri
eos.
apr. q If.
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We learn from q private let ol
from Judge Fo2.e who is a delegat,
to the Cereal Conference Of the VI
E. Church soitb, that the opinion
prevails III tla;body, that only ont
Bishop vii b. Il. EEL. Ho sroak.
u Csayon@. Of y. &, hey, oi Geo.
Parker, Of y O., Haysood, oi Ionn
A. S. Andrews ala. and Hendrix
Of No.
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Work for tlc Noath.


F. lat Il ny. ltT It M EARN l.IhNl
yuung plauls makes ,ue,u gow
meter. bur Ierp p.ourhDg, before
ne roots have s!lucA Gown wei
IN the soil, d|lsturus and iniulcs
them. Bearing tnese points la
mind, it it w.l ii rams have talcn
and cr,.st formed since cotton was
n,an,ed. to iran around II A. sron
,4ltE M. A nrnt harrow - per.
ham, the very best Imu.cmenu tor
me work-lt runs shallow, breaks
lbe crns., tlruws l!uue dlr,, and
will XIII younr Neeu, and Grass
i, insure lis dyinr the Iast tn ".
,nrh,y MI ,ne trelh. " all nut
The on. u,a est lha cotton may bs
made like conlters. In a week or
ian t,y. after iue cr..p has been
y,fc .ver tul,. let The uyrs I how
Iul rhon oar. Use - widyr hoe
than that employed ia subsequent
noelrrs a. r'y. ample room bn
,~y,,n'-tn. min. ,,J io.rpb, uv,IJ
h~,q,,n, and consequent ,,,orc
.s.i.s" II inc rIurl, are hra t,y
, and ,,r,n,r ,nt,n. spnson4 ta,p,,
t4 hro.a.n.,r tja stand
~ IN ynrr IN t,auen, can ne d,o.
yIt,.nr l,'. ~, of ins,rg ,..,apI"
III. s,nprr all romm.tur stalks
,r. ,,,,.u o,, ,f m. r,v o., .a,.
80, ,,, - n,.Js and I,k, ,,,m.
va .y,,,I,. H.. sa1nn noreh
sn,. a,,ur ian. .n,i,n Mn
L.,,m .r,nlir, n".r Stand =,
-. A., rn,,En ,nn ,var ,.v
,,. ,o, .n,
''P''''' 49, N,,L|o IT,,
r, T,,' ~, n anr.,a-
- WAN T.. nmunr,an,
m,,'>'''
'''I ,,.''N l'i ] m, ~,
I"n' '' ,'.'i
ua'P anu "''o" - ""' "' 'Oo
1'"' "''' ''" - "7""
SECOND WORKING OF CORN
AS ,oon as tho pIou5hS Q
thr ugh the cotton, the see" d
working OIL corn u uIIiy beg us
it the corn is not over knee ui.n,
it may he y Gl5hei c,Csc and dep
Ne oilrn Apply IN tnure to it Al
this time, SIDING W.th a twi4tGr
wing away from the corn,) drop
ptug manure oirach side Of hilr,
aud ta,n cunning with wing to-
ward, the cora, covering manure
md d.rtlnt corn ut the sam. time.
On u,Iand # IL better 20 do this at
1r.t wuralnS, u. there j. no Ger.
r..nty et sufficient moisture to
.,be mann, nr, nrnmutIv
NJ mr. lat, numb,r we pnhlrsne I
go. Lrn.', mole OF cnltlya int
cirr. and We refer the reader To Il
-sw u,,u,sr,. il nav in tn, S,uth.
have raised tn.s CROP NOR. ~slccsss,
than he.
II the rows arc w,do enouoh,
ant peas the middle al thi, ca
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A Remarkable Result,

I makes no difference how many
Physicians, OF how much medicine
YOU have tried, it IS now an estab-
lished fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in cases oflung
aiseas. It is true there are thousands
Of persons who are predisposed to
thIoatsnd lung affections, consump-
ton astha Pneumonia, wAooplng
coughs, &C., who have no knowl-
clge y Boschess German Syrup.
CoAsuApiiyaa Try one bottl2. Reg
u!ar price IS cents Sod by AL
Druggists in America,
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FROlE SI;

PuALAN, Miss, Nj
4 beacon Our
7OI tor the past
citizens having .
! altend tho Far.
Zurned, tally recu
y ant spirits.
in travrlin
" that tho corn
i arc unusually
4 me largest eN
ttaSon Of the veal
which is very 60
70 head out and "
Fn purposes.
has the finest
They are in iu
get high. He p
nom some tore
lie is go adcs
getting up some
'rO was a quarrc
= place last weel
m the 4 n,
ny Sldno, Fills ;
n the snould her,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-05-11

GH"lcE FAMILY tLoUE =. to SO Dor
fhl. at CIvetl's
New and pretty styles Of prints
jrst received lSyards Tor 81.
Missouri Cider, 5 ceuts Der glass,
so cents per gallon.
Extra Fancy Flour, 50 per gal.
Family Flonr, e. TO IS per bar.
lbs. fresh canned peachcs. 50ois.
Spec,alties in tobacco. 5 Is so cts
per plug,
u. q. 8. r. FTarnp, 10 ceats.
Weaainc Does, 6 70 81 Der doz.
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The residence oi K. i. arsrw
of Aberdeen was h-rael ,h.> @ye,
The building T:.s tr'a u.s. -
there was no insurance g''H.&
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Nh. christopher Fassr, torlnorl
Of Macon, but now Z resident 81 vi.
mona, IS visiting relotlges il town
this week.
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BATHING TIL + NC DEMON.

Nov ready, TINS startling temperance
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incidents and fNGRAylNGs OF the wond"r-
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NJ Woodson Bowie lst :Isoou
last Wednes lay = lake eharc. q a
Brass Band at Shnbutl.
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ana q great variety OF Shelf Groceries,
constantly On hpLd, fresh, ard as low as
{ n be Dough. IN Macoa, at Fergason'e
Cash store.
g,ys" All goods must be paid for be- -ySa
Qeg" fore delivery, unless term, are -Hsa
Lss- maize aud s~rcurltN glNcn before ash
erD~ purchasing. Respect Il iy, Ssa
mayll-3m l., \. FERGUSON.
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-KRON ELOOR
XEATCHMAKER s. JEWELLER.
FRITZ DTMOND,

A. experienced, thorough and practi.
cal workman offers his services to the PEG.
PIE If Macon and surrounding country
Satisfaction viii be g~uarantNed to all who
may t,Vur him, aud Ill work will be- done
at tie lowest living rates. A tril is res
Lert.uiIy solicited.
Cay~ otaid over David Foote's restau.
rant. mayll I'm
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all
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Lawns
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-04
H0, FOR CALCASIEU PASS!

fs~ d The handsome, swift RIM
& ming propeller
Tssss R AM OS.
has resumed regular semi-weelsly trips
from Lake Charles to Leesbnrg, fGal
casieu Pass scarryingthe United States
Mail. All Down and mp trips by day
light. Accommodation for eight pas
sengers. Excellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Each WaN. 50 so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and
Thursdays at IS Am; Strives ut Lees
burg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
saturdays at Ga m; arrives OF Lake
Charles same days.
Sehedule time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
1GsH0S Ia. REYNOLDS,
April .25, 1878. Master.