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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
Sauce for tho Goose Should Be Sauce
Fer the Gzader.

Savannah News: In 1872 the Re-
pubiicans found it convenient to
insert in the sundry civil appropri
alton bill several impOi taut amend
menrs 70 then existing statutes
concerning the employment Of 81.
Pervisors and deputy Maishals 8:
elections. the gist Of which amend
ments were the recognition and ex-
tention Of arbitrary arrests on cleo
ton day. When il 1879 the Dem
ocrats seek 70 repeal those amend
ments OF 1872 and the laws upon
which they sere based, aud ind it
convenient 70 insert this fepeal IN
another appropriation biz, the Dem
ocrsts are told that this design is
Revolutionary" But why more
revolutionary 10 1879 than iE 1922
Why more revolutionary in the re
peal than Ia toe elastusnts
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The MorristOEu Gazette copies =
paragraph from the CTTIzKx with
references TO IN operstlOa performed
by Dr. Grzat for cross eyes, and
comments as kllOWs=
We copy this paragraph with
great ple&sure-to the credit Of DR..
Grant But the Doctor should By
al means extend the area Of his
Szu2rstin practice In other words,
he should. as others less worthy
than be have done before him,
make = hisIOTIc character Of him
self IN = single jump. II be be =
professional practitioner, rot too
prO8d 20 OpeEzse wherever business
NAV call let him establish himself
more thoroughly IN the hearts Of
bIs country men By rzckling the
crooked eyesight Of-EelL s=y Esafes
E<z- For instance. let him catch
orr present Chief Executive. either
on the is or Sc : dead bail There
is 8 case Of moral mental and poiit-
icsl strabiszus. zs DR.. Grant must
have already diagnosed, affecting
and dis6guring the personal and
political pulcnTIiude Of Albert :
Marks, Governor OF the State OF
Tennessee, most unsightly and re-
pLgnAnt 20 the eyes OF the honest
and patriotic people who put bin
in the. place he holds Can DR..
Grant, By his Seienee and skill
relieve the people OF the State
Of the bideOUs deform1y that
meets them g. every cOrners II he
can, Iet him, for the good Of his
feiioE-man, proceed 81 once 20 az
ford relief, and II there Is nothing
left IN the State treasury out Of the
5000 appropriated BY the last leg
isiature for the support OF CRIPPLED
chickens, then we promise the Doc
tor 70 give him the aid and Ilfu-
ence Of the great and good Gazette
TO raise his salary, By nickle eOntTi-
buttons, 20 the proud pre-eminence
Of Savage and Wilson And the
people-if heistraitens.them eyes
will rise up and bless him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
An Attempt 70 Assassinats Edwin
Bosth.


Special to Constitution Chicago,
April 24-While Edwin Booth pas
giving the soliloquy IL the last act
OF Richard III, al McYicker's thes-
tire, shot was fred a. him by q
man sitting IN the left hand upper
gallery. Booth sat still till about
three seconds, when g second shot
was fired, when he arose a1d start
ed toward the left wing Of the
stage pointing out as he went the
would be assassin. The latter was
At once seized and but for the In
teryentioG Of officers, would have
been roughly handled, He states
his name is Mart Gray; that he ig
% years old, q dry goods clerk in
S.. Louis; that he has been three
years pseparing to do this deed,
and is surprised that his failure to
kill Booth is the only part OF the
attempt which he regrets. He re-
fuses TO state the cause Of his sc
ton, but says his reasons will be
regarded as sufficient
Lster.-Gray says Booth wrong
ed friend OF his one time and be
had resolved 10 punish him ever
since. he ktstes that he is from
KeCkuk, but is nov tTaysling for 3
firm in 81. Louis. He vas only
thirty feet distant from Booth
when he fred He had on his per-
son q letter addressed TO Katie,
stating bis intention Of shooting
Booth 70 night. aud asserting, in
rambling way. that Lawrence Bar
rett is = superior actor 10 Booth
He is At the central station, and
talks incoherently. The audience
a. McYickers Ees0aineG after this
episode, and ths play proceeded
without further break
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
In Chancery at Pulaski
APRIL RULES, 1879.

Morris NcCisvelEad, Ex'r, complainant, IS.
Geo B1reh- defendant.
I \ this ezEss i appearing 70 the sziisfse-
sl0n Of the Clerk E1d Hzs.er from an srE-
62Fit u the Bill thAs The defendant, Gsorys
B1rEh. i = non resident Of the State Of Ten
ne--ee, - thEt tie OrninEry process Of thii
court cannot Be served OF hin.
On motion it's therefore ordered EbG. pub
-icz'lon Be made for four Ezsks II succession
in the Pulaski Citizen, = Newspaper publish
ed u The toEn OF P1ieski. II szI6 State. re
oEirlzz the sAsd dsssndsnt 70 0s and appear
On the Erst day q The nsxf term Of the Chan
esry COsrt . Be bsld for the eoznty Of Giies
- the corrf-ho1-e 81 PEl-sk1. On the l.;
Mondsy IN reptsmber next. Ard answer cozz-
plEirsnt' bill, or the zane zfiI Be taken fol
cor fssssd IS % him and SCI FOR hszring ex-
pErfs-
aprI7-4s J. B STACY, c an.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
In . caucus Of Republican Sens

In 3 caucus Of Republican Sena
tors at Washington last Saturday.
8 unanimous determination was ex-
pressed 70 oppose the riders Of the
Army appropriation bill 10 the BIZ
ter end Mr.. Hayes has succeeded
admirably IN concealing his iuteu-
tons with regard 20 these bills
The Republicans sssert confident
Is be viii veto them 81 al hazards.
AID the Democrats are equally con
ident that he vii nOt dare do Il
He has the power 10 do so, but not
under the constitutional inter pFeiz
zion. as the veto power IL supposed
10 be only safeguard sgzinst in
fringement upon the Consultation.
L. Was never conceived by the fra
users OF this law that 3 President
would perveEt it 20 party purposes.
In the meantime Mr.. Hayes is 81
lent Banner.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

IL Mr. WhitihOrne. Of Tennessee,
does not press his resolutirB 70 IL
yesti2ate the exodus FIlizi1y. We
engage 10 DO something =h.ch viii
not oe TO Mr.. Whitthorne's advan-
tage.
The whole exodus scheme Is s
piece 81 scoundreiism- The mon
slers VINO are at the bottom OF Il
know perfectly yell what they are
about. They have for their object
the fslsi6eatiOn OF the next ceBsas
The exodus" scheme is q census
movement purely. The negro. is
simply 10 be used. as the Teyubli
cans have always used him, 3 50
much fuel TO fan the fame Of see
tiOnaI strife ana hate. regardless OF
his fate.
AS 9 trick, il = the worst yet: 3
base-born, black hearted piece OF
barbarous cruelty, which every vii
lain who supports it knows 70 be
Infamous and inhuman.
Mr.. NhisthOrDe's proposal is OF
the first consequence. Let him pro-
coed with il without deIay.-Couri-
er Journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The April number Of me British
Qazrzer Review has been PTeuPay
repubIizhed By the Leonard Scott
Pablishing Co, Al Barclay Street
New YORK
The frst srzicIe, Christian The
oIOgy and the Modern Spirit. ad
vOczEes : frank recognition and ex-
animation Of the theological sceP
ticisn and unrest OF orr tines and
suggests some OF the hints IN which
The theology Of the past VII De Al
fectAd BY the critical and sclentIne
spirit OF the present day
-Wyclife and has Relation 70 the
Refornztion OF the Sixteenth Cen
tury- gives 3 carefully written &C
co1nt OF the life, oPinisn, a0d sur
rounding OF that great reforner-
Free Trade and Protection = ;
timely article, II which = few Of the
arguments on both sides are briefly
examined
aThe Noruzns ~ Palermo ;
valuable historical article. BY Ea-
ward A Freeman
The Novels OF George Aers-
dith." From the several com lete
novels Of Mr.. Meredith, TWO, ~Eni
LA IN England and -Besuchzmp's
Career" have been selected for sPe
ciaI notice Sad criticism The Is !
named receives warn eOmmen
dzfiOn-
The Zulu War" A cou1ioa-
ton BASED on some practical kDO1L
edge OF South Africz. towards the
solution Of the problem Of the per
usnent settlement OF tie South Al
Tican question
Contemporary Literature gives,
as usual. full account OF the priD-
eipzl books published during the
preceding quarter
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
In Chancery at Pulaski
APRIL RULES, 1873.

n. a EutlsT e. a., - G. A Grave O. o..
y q . cluss it appearing - she Corra ihnE
j the rsstdencs 81 1hornss v. siory :. un-
known and bat he has not beer bard from
Tor more than teFsE ye4rs- On motior it IL
ordered b. the Gear that p1hiicafion he made
tor fugr weehs IN E1cces-lcu in the Flia-ki
Cltizen- DsErrsrar pub fsked 10 the -oHn
% Pulaski. requiring him % kpp-ar hffore
the Clerk E1r v ze-er o. rkf- court 90 90 ts-
fore tbe trst day o. Re ner' term q tlis cour.
. hs bsld Is The oo1rt-h1lse 10 the soEs q
Pulaski On the rrst Muniay ~ septsnbeF
us1t, and reserve ard receipt for h. start u
The estate q May Travis decd. or TIA
sane vii he distrit1tsf arnour his heirs a.
N case q death By order % safd court.
aPrlp-4i } B. STACY. G. A NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
In Chancery at Pulaski
APRIL RULES. Is7e.

J. {. Antbony Is 81, "a Graves Wells e. a.
] appearing 20 the Court tkat the names
AMI residence o. The heirs % Fannie Wells
are unknown AMI that no applicstion has
been made By o. Tor them % The Clerk and
Master q sEid eorrt for their Interests in he
estate Of John Grave, dc-5. Is r. thcresor.
ordered By tie q 1rr that The Clerk snd Ma
teS q szid court make puhiicaiicn iu The fu-
lAski Citizen. for two morths. requiring he
persons claiming 70 be eusitie5 % said land
70 come forward and establish their ideufilies
and their night 70 she sane. By The next term
of this co1rt % Be helf a. the cont ho-se IN
Pnlaskl on The lst NoldEy In Ssp-en haf,
1873. By order The corr1-
aPrlo I'm :. B. STACY. c. an
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

All babies are diminaEiTe CssSArs,
since they come 70 see, they conquer,
sometimes By their gentle Stiffness
but oftener By confined uprozTioas
crying indneed by Collie, Teerhing.
Flz1ulenee, etc DR.. BulFs..B2by Syrup
By It's gentle yet specific influence Qui-
els the Little ones without ever pTOdae-
ing the least injurious effect Price -
cts = bottle.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Philzdelphis Times: The utter
absurdity Of the effort 10 throw tie
country into 2 state Of alarm be
cause the Republicans have lost
their control OF Congress and the
Democrats propose 10 repeal some
partisan legislation, Is pretty plain
" shown in the success of Secreta-
~ Sherman with the 4 per cent.
bonds. Nome hut a few Republi
can leaders in Congress are Tidico-
lous enough to suppose that If ne
we're on the verge % revolution the
Treasury Department could have
succeeded a. Is has IN resieeDIng
the outstanding 2Os with the rev
Ter cent issues
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
Ins0Lrenf Notice

HAVING s.Erez;e1 70 ths Co-rfy Co1ra q
IL Giles eognEy tie irsolvczcy Cftbe esla.s
q Wm Wells, s., dad, notice j. ksrshy
given 70 al pens11s hoI5ing claims aenin :.
the sane q tie ttsu. tsiy agiheriictist,
Eiih TIE Geek q -aid Ccort. o. o. bt.1rs
AoDdEys OctooEr 81. 1873, FOR DO rata pay
nest, o. they uil q forever h1rrof. AT
psrsons oEi-.g the estate are TeQzirtd 10 naks
iurnseists PsFmsrt IN BASS.
40 s&l Aa-utr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Rsshls1d C.. a. sEfioh. April - -; Olir.s
ga. a. Pleasant valley. A vTil -, 81. NJ f,is-
-Eh c.. az kicg--lrE Grove, Nay ~ a: Tririty
&, a. Ctdar Grove. MAJ %, n. Psnspsss 81.
a. Ksdr01. NAy ". Is Giles e.. a. ssmpscn's
CHAPEL. Nay -. IS Ekten 50, Ma ~,
JuDs I; Psisski slA- fu1e :. O. LFrnuilis g,
- HsbTou- 1ans "a. IS; NJ Pleasant e.. Al
PSftsr's Jane 81. =. C1licokE "a e. Gale
okA, Jurs =, -; CoiEEzbiA ia. JAY 5. q.
D. HApREV
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
4 Time Contract for e5 Years.

The ekE.sss q sscziFszg S59-919 for two
6olIE-z By a inV=szzsof II tie L51ls51Es
State Loszsry ~ New OrBszls- Vii eo11t17z
~ tbs DsxE Es.sso years A. ses eoG-Isr q
shs en- pzzy ms 81 u1zI lss2- zz-o AZ
vested r1xhss e2-ooa be Invaded y Al 81 q
laxasiz.ioo - o-1sr proceeding a. EEE A.
thu -EzzEslsEt = h11sz1ly eaC1cuelz-3- Ard
sas wgrss s1s-T e k2s zlszaEE-s1 81 Hl2llzs
has reFsF YEizs1 szsple5Ez q III IS ~ il
tsx-ssF EE5eh c1srEc1eElzas IL 11-l-sas a.
fssrz Nnr f-rzhzr 5ufo--o.11 ADDE'S NJ
A Dzspk51. p O. Box 81, NsE OTlsz-s, La
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The recent speech Of Senator DA--
vis,Of Ill. in favor Of the demOcra tic
amendments 70 the army sppropri-
alton bill, vas one OF the ablest and
most effective that has been deliT
cred. II fell ike a bomb-sheii IN
the republican camp, and they all
HEinned," including BlaiAe. The
Chicago Tribune is furious and de
nounces the Senator as q rebel and
. cOppeFhead. II says;
@He is an inpOster and q fraud.
We read the full text Of his speech
10 the Senate Of Tuesday. IL 10
weak, canting, hypocritical and be-
meath the criticism OF contempt II
Is only important, as il throws of
the mask 80 long yOTn, but awkward
iy worn BY our self assumed indie
pendent Senator, revealing himself
70 the loyal people OF Illinois as a
newly hedged ally Of coPpernssds
and rebels"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The Philadelphia Unioa League
held q meeting recently % make ar
engagements TO assist in the pro-
gress OF Grant from San Francisco.
The League delegation will go
West in > gorgeous special train
Grant, according 70 Lbe latest ad
vices. will land in California the
iast week In October, when be will
begin 90 'fcrush the rebelilOD." the
stAlWarts tell u.s. Courier-JournAl-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Judge spoFord has a mass OF ev-
ideBce in his possession showing
that Pitt Kellogg bought up a num-
Der OF members OF the Legislature
10 make the alleged legal quorum
which be claims elected him Sena
tor from louisiana This, Judge
Spofford wants the Senate 20 take
as new testimony. and 20 unseat
kellogg If it can not be refated b.
the asurp~r.-I CouTier Journal
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Having republished the Knox
vile TSi6EAs's attack upon Rev. Mr..
Motherelsit is but Just that We
also copy Mr.. Ms reply. We
clipped it tor this purpose at the
time aud fled it for publication, but
End that il has been omitted. We
hope the delay has not done him
any injustice. We also append 70
his letter a card from his church
session vindacating him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

II the dancing club OF ColumbiA
desire Pulaski TO be represented at
their hops they will have to send
invitations IN tame. We are in
formed that the late failure to do so
Was not intentional We should be
sorry 70 believe otherwise. Ger
tainly they could not have expected
any one 20 attend from Pulaski,
when invitations were received only
the Fay before the hop.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
To the American

To the American:
Cleyelahd, Tenn, March %, 1879
in view Of the recent publica
tions through the press rejecting
on our Pastor Rev. =. w. MotheraI
il is perhaps proper for rs TO state
that so soon as the publications
we're made Mr.. MotheraI felt il "
be his duty to tender bis resigna
ton to the church session, which
the session az his request accepted
afterwards, however. the session
met and upon full consideration
and by unanimous vote re employ
ed him As pastor in charge OF The
church.
T. L CkTE,
W. R. TKEwHIrT,
J. ). JONES,
SAH'L REESE,
Members OF the Session
SAN L II. DAY,
Clerk Of Session
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
Hard riuaes nI ade Easy.

An excellent remedy fsr bard times
and the great scarcity Of money e
Greenhalge's so cents Hair Restorer.-
just hall The usual price f0r such arti.
Els. Sze " esyx1asrs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The annual sale OF Gen. Harding
occurred on MondAy. Twenty
eight ysAriing COLTS and lilies ag-
Rrsgated $685. The highest
price paid SIS s2.lOd, The l6sest
$3.50, the average $499.3o- One two
year old colt brought $3.50, making
the whole sale Sl4l45.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Cotton advanced three-sixteenths
an Liverpool yesterday, with n pros
peet OF a futher advance. This
news comes TOO late for most OF
our producers sad brokers, but it is
gratifying. nevertheless.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Had we have been called upon 10
have passed judgment upon the ed
itor's vote OF the Tobacco Leaf, ac-
cording TO its position prior 70 the
election, we should have decided
thst he voted for Marks: &c.-
Shelbyvilie Commercial.
But you had orter not have been
felt % have been called upon 10 have
passed judgment. Judge not.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The sbeibyvIlle Commercial in
sists upon knowing whether We vo-
ted for Marks or not. Candor
compells us 20 saw frankly that we
did. Now What?
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

We are invited 10 attend Ia,
.'Cadmus Club meeting next Sat
urday evening st the residence or
Mrs. Judge Sherwood. 1T. Louis
through the courtesy Of the Score
tarA M Ell y ZONES
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
Tl.fkct of Ln1ld
EStray Notice.

Taxes { p and posLsd 9n the Io.h day Of
Il APrii, 1879. BY Mr. Mary 4 P Robs-son,
Of The 18th evil 6lssTsc. Of Giles county. one
Roam Mare, s6oGE i555< hso6s high, zbo1t q
yszEz old VEl5ed a. 40
apr54-3s W.. P ALEXANDER. Ranger.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The Brookhaven Miss Ledger
say IL the negro exodus continues
in Mlssi-sippi. much longer the
State will be entitled TO only FIVE
Representatives 10 Congress.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

The Nashville Pre-bytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
have laid their hands upon the
dOxy Of Rev. ID. c. Kelly, pastor Of
AcKendree n. T. G. 5, in regard
70 the time and m&nner OF the res
urres tioB.
We feel considerable interest in
the order Of the resurrection and
greatly prefer to take part 10 the
first, bat as 70 the time and manner,
while the Doctors differ, we are pa
tieHt and will wait and see.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Bob Ingersoll @took snua" at:the
Chicago preachers, and his would
he disciples ere doing good deal
% E1DeslnE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Thirteen hundred cases are be
fore the Supreme Court of Tsnnes
see. representing S5.0oosoO0, md
shQj0 lirk4Etp4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Col. Clark, of Kentucky, has
made a bet OF $4,000 With Lorril-
lard, that be Clark can select
three Kentucky horses that will
heat any three horses bred on the
LOrIllard farm Five races in Al,
arc 10 be run. One decided each
year with $4,000 slaked on the re-
suit OF ca IN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
FLOUR AND GEAIE.

FLOUR AND GEAIN.
Flour-ekoi1e family. per btl. Is -
Ms1i-kolts6 sEcfsd Etc- .nbcltai Ese.
Csr--eackst IL dspcs fT9fIc-
whsas-S fs4l ~
Oats- s1cksd ard IL derct &c.
PROVISIONS.
LErd-ln tisrres, ccuufry, f5fNTe;
LIVE STOCK
Cafsis-Extrn shipr5ng 1tfGthr. iufs-
Scr 154Gae- Hogs1sI &gA Stssr- 15fEtK-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

In Quorum Court Monday W
r Hughes resigned IS Constable OF
the Bird district
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

There are no new developments
with reference 10 the settlement OF
the State debt since our last issue
The impression prevails among
those best qualified 90 judge that
the bondholders will ACCEPT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Dick Bullock leaves for Washing
an friday, bic health having been
- stored
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

COUNTET PBODUCE
Err.-frcz frss hEuds Ts1e, P1ske3 s5,(s.
Esal1er-- Prime, 80
wcct-WEslss, ezssle s.waskss. ltalT,
EEEs-4c-
BF0snesT1-AoeoriiEEt 70 eEAlity, 19fs
HEy-Per toE sit8le
Batter -CouEc1 - chcses ice3ls.
BsasWLI-cEr1us 41E.
Gi1ssrE- dry Ts8soe
LElloa-s5r.
Eitss-t5res1 5zsc- Dry, ltala.
Dried Fr-i;-A rPief. 1.s.1l; Peaks, an
,sEisa kairss- -5ses eEart-3--
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Gen. Jsmes Patton BrOEnloT. son
OF the late Senator BToWnlOw, died
in Knoxville on Saturday night az
ter q prOtTscted illness. he was
born on the 18th Of ID cember, 1912
and when nineteen years Of age en-
tered the Union army as a Captain
IN the First Tennessee Cavalry
Soon after he was promoted to
Lieutenant Colonel and had com
msnd of his regiment. He was az
forwards promoted 10 q full G lionel
cy, and about the close OF the war.
when only % years Of age was
breyeted a Brigadier General.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

We 1-.s s1a rri1at r1ii - lsl-sry 49,
- a .--,'I 49, -. rs---r-..r
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
P. 0. Box sss. Sss or:s. = = I.

All our Grand Evtraordinary Drawirs.
are under The Supervised aud raunzerrlr,t
q 9EN's g 7. BEAUREGAkD q JrBAL
a. EAhLf. fcbIS a.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01
No Charge for Hauling.
TER Ms
Mr. IRA u. SMITH.
TRUSTEES SALE

DT vIrtzs Of DEED q Tr1sz CRESTED 20
IL ne 5y " Marks. q the sd DAY 0.
February, l57s- which = rseorS5d n iks Reg
hstss'z o15as q Giles co11tT. Tenn. II Trzss
Dead Book D, Pzgs z5s, ! viii
On SATURDAY.. Nay 24th, 1879,
- The eozTt-ho1ss aoor L the .oEu q Pz-
is.ki. sell 20 the hiEhsss bidder for CASH free
from the equity Of REDEEM ptior. al Of the
right. tiils and claim q aid 4 Nz-ks IN
z1d soz
Tract of Land
situated il the Ilth e5yiI GIs.ries q Giles
county. Spon ths waters Of Br1dshEzis creek
coutz5ninz p ACRES, being portiou Of slas
lar ! formerly belonging % A : Touux.
uyI g LII MARKS Tr1s.ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

II you want your wife to smile buy
your Coffee OF Craig.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

y, 4, u sS seal nsns.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

Mrs. GRAHAM is now receiving
and takes pleasure in exhibiting
her elegant line of MILLINERY
just bought in person from the
sources of Fashion Ladies are
invited to call and see the styles
before the stock is picked over.
HER PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUC-
Ed WITH THE TIMES.
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n. W. MOTHKRAI

REV. Mr. MoTHERAL AND HIS CON
GREGATIoS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-01

TO MAKE MONEY
fieaeanuy and fact, ageuts sloaid .ddr a
FHDExY hznNrr d-CUs AtIsntAs IN.
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10y Pnzes, amooBling to-. gllOkOO
ke~pocsibie corresponding areut. rn-fe5
A. al prominent roiuss- % uhcm 4 lIber,f
compensation Wil h. raid.
ApplieAlol Tor rAtes % slut.s. etouid coiv
Be neds . he bone O1fce 10 New OrIes-s
:, VIE, eieafiy stating fuiI address, Tor fur-
Tier infornatioE o. send orders =
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A SPLENDID oPPORTUNTTY TO
n WIZ A FOKTUNE. Fifk Grand Di--
tzi5rtion, class.E. - Neu Orlsans. Tse.dar.
Nay l1th. ls7f-iosth mouthtt drauirg.