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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-04

PKRsoNAL.--Hon. l.. II. Stiles. State
Senator from this County, left for Des
Moinss yesterday. .-r~
Gen. s. r. Curtis passed up on bis way
to Des Moines on Tuesday.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-04

WINNER 10 UPON US, and persons desir-
ing to protect themselves from its chilling
blastsWill do we'll to examine Temples
Stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Fur
nishing Goods. - ..a .rs.a t
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A Festival at the Presbyterian Church,
on Monday evening, yielded ss5 for the
benefit of the Sabbath School of the church.
1t was pleasant affair. .s. ...
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BY Telegraph.

q THE ATLANTIC CABLE"
Has been successfully laid to Ottumwa,
Iowa. All dispatches sent from Smith &
Co.'s Flour Store, which is warranted to
send good news into every family. Come
one and all.
t4 CAPT. ". p. TwoMBLY,
r. Operator.
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New York Market.

New Ork, Jan. z.
Cotton-52@53.
Flour-Ss,36@ 1890.
Whiskey-2,26@2,2S.
Pork-23@30,5O. .us
Beef-11c@24c. ...s
Lard-141 @19i.
Butter-20c@4Oc
Dressed Hogs-l2c@ al 3c.
Beef Cattle-$l0@Sl9.
Cows and Calves-$3O@$ 12O.
Sheep and Lambs-$i@$25 each,
Swine-l0c@ lO!.
Gold-l44s@ l44s.
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ottuinwa, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1855.

A soldier named Edward Welch was
shot at the LeCiaire House, Davenport, by
the night Waterman, i'm self-defencs, on
Sunday night. The soldier was intoxica-
ted. We CLEAN from the Daily Gazette.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-04

Z Multitudes of people require an alterna-
tive, to restore the healthy action of their
system, and correct the arrangements that
creep into it. Sarsaparillas were used
4, and " lined, until several impositions were
z palmedoff upon the public under this
name. Ayers SarsapariIla il no imposi-
ton
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Dec. 1881
FSTRAY STEER.

Taken up by John Denser, silving In 90 spetine
Up, Wapeo County, Iowa, Dec Tth, 1863 One pale
red Steer, supposed TO be two years Old all VIII
spot In forehead, some white the belly. pprss-
ed at ti2. % !fFa " sEEEE8.G .HEET'rr
Filled Dec 10Th 1865 a4eIFa- rss
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PENSIONS Bousrv AND BACK PAR, prompt
ly obtained by +. II. STILES.
OFice over q. @ Warden's Store.
Pianos |! Pianos

Who wants to buy q Piano' Useful in
Formation on that subject can be had a
this office.
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FSTRAY CATTLE.

/
EsTRAY CATTLE.
| ken up by william Charleston, living In
Washington TIP. wapelio County Iowa, November
| 0ae dark brinde Steer, with some white spots;
both hind legs white to the knees; marked wi tn a
hall crop ofof right ear; supposed to be years old
hAa small pei, on whsn ~ came, mas lost 10 of.
on one side mostly white; marked with crop n of
the LETT ear and cror and slit In the right ear sup
| Also One pale red Steer, with white fore legs an
| belly, marked with crop and underbt in right ca r.
and swallow fork in left ear. Branded c on left
| hip.
Appraised At SIS. Filed Dec. 9Th 1876,
In COOLEY Clerk.
EsTRAY COW.
| Taken up by Baker, living in Center To-
! wapello County Iowa Dec. 4th 1866.
One black Cow, with some white spots on her
supposed to be four years old next spring.
One pale red Cow. with point of Of the right horn
and small piece of Of the right ear, supposed to
Appraised at SIS. Filed December 2sth 1868.
Jan 1865.
| ESTRAY STEERS.
Taken up by Michael Oswald, living In Polk Tp.
| Wapello County Iowa, Dee 18Th, 1865.
One Steer, dark red, marked with crop VI of the
|
Also One Steer red, with white face, a CROP
OF ofthe right ear, and hole In the left ear sta
horns; both one year old.
1882 appraised at . % EACH Filed December sssh
In COOLEY, Clerk.
ESTRAY COLTS.
~ Taken up by j. w. Bottorff, living
in COMPETING township. Wapello county,
Iowa, December. 9th, 1865. a d.
One brown two year old Filly, rather
small sized. Appraised AT S55.
One light Sorrel Horse Colt with blaze
face. left fore foot white, and some white
on right fore foot. Appraised at $50.
Also one bay yearling Horse Colt left
hind foot white and a few white hairs on
| right hind foot. also few white hairs in
forehead. Appraised at $40. ~
Filed December 10Th, 1855. ma
L. Nj. COOLEY, Clerk.
Dec2S-39-l7-2w.
ESTRAY STEERS.
II Taken up by Nathan Haydock, liv.
ing in Washington township, Wapellc
county Iowa, December Sth, 1855. One
Roam Steer, supposed TO he six years old
last spring, marked with crop and swal-
| low fork in left ear. a~s'A 9IE
One Red Steer. two years old last spring
m arked with crop and swallow fork in
| left ear. Fa. a.sg .st. a.ar s.sz
One Red Steer, two years old last spring
with star in forehead and a half crop off O
the underside of the right ear. and an un.
| derbit in the left ear. Roam Steer apprais
ed at S37. Red Steers at SIS. ~ uf.
Filed December 10Th, 1865.
| L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
Il NN8H<.ty2
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Dec. 3s-39-lT--3w.
ESTRAY STEER.

~ Taken up by John W. Draper, living In Ad-
ANS Tp. Wapeilo County Iowa, December LIST, ls65
One brown Steer, supposed to be three years old
last spring with some white In the face aad on the
hack, some OF the bush VI the tail or. marked with
one nnderslit in she left ear. Appraised at SsT be-
ore Danisl Carl, Justice Of the Peace. Filed Dec
sth 1865. rrr- ~ -
Dec. 2s-so-i.-2v. M. COOLEY, Clerk.
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FSTR. Y COW. .-.''..-'r'.s}. , !
- Taken up by Peter Winter, living in Center
Tp,, Waprllo County Iowa. Dee. 9Th 1855 One Cow
red with white on the belly and whits SPOTS on the
small bit out oftbe underside ofthe left ear sn
posed to be five or six years old. Appraise At S23
Filed Dee. 22nd 1850. -.
Dec 2s-39-l'-2w. In. COOLEY, Clerk.
ESTRAY GATE.
- Taken up by John Atwell, living In Connie.
tine Township, wspello County Iowa, Dec, 9Th 1865
one yea,ling Heller, white with red ears; MAJ ks
Noe One yearling Steer. black and white, crop
of the right ear and slit in left.
| No. .. Also a Two year old Heifer, red; swallow
Appraised as follows: No. At Sc; No q att; No. 3
Filled Dec. flst, 1865.
Dec 2S-39-l7-2w.
FSTRAY HEIFER
- Taken up by solomon Nen, living in High
land TIP, wapeIlo Couaty Iowa, December l4th,
Appraised At sl9. Filed December 23nd 1855.
Dec 2s-59-lI-2w. l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
ESTRAY STEER.
- Taken mp by William 5. Thompson, living In
Richland Tp., Wapello county, Iowa, on the lith
day Of December 1858, One Steer two years old last
spring; pale red color with swallow fork the right
ear; short tail. Appraised ~ $l2. Filed Deb. Find
L.. ~.
ESTRAY IIEIFER. s5s8
Taken up by Henry Dornsife living in Washing
ton Tp., wapeiIe Couniy, Iowa, November 10th,
| 1861. - ''
! Gne yearng Heifer, white With some blue on the
sides, black face aud ears, marked with crop and
two sts In 'he LEFT ear, crop slit aud underbit in
Apprsi.ea at sI1. Filed ecemb-r 9th 1865
l.. NJ COOLEY, Clerk.
ESTRAY COW. ~ a
|. Taken up by John Reams, living in Wash incton
Tp., Wapelio County Iowa, December 9Th 1865.
one pale red Cow, some white on the belly, eud of
the tan Oh, marked with crop OF OF each ear sup
! posed to have been frozen of.
Appraised at $lS. Filed Dec. 21th 1856.
Jan. 4 1865.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
Tp., wapelln County Iowa. Dec. 11th 1863.
One red hrin lie Ieifer. white the belly. sup
posed to be two years old past no other marks or
brand visible. ..rr
Appraised at SIS. Filed Dec. 9th, 1865.
| L. NJ. COOLEY Clerk.
Jan. 1860. . ~. ..-.'g-
rs RAY cow. ....4-.. ...rr,
! Taken up by W. J. Stevenson, living In Pleasant
Tcwnshd, Wapeliu Co unity low, Dec. LIST 1866.
One red Cow supposed to be ~ years old mar ed
and ruinp. left horn dropped. .
| Appraised at go. Filed Dec oath, 1855: ..'3
a In. COOLEY, Clerk.
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

- Taken up by-AsA Smith, living In Green Tp
Wapello County Iowa, Dec. 18th, lS65, One tw,
year old Heifer. red and white spotted, marked
with u crop OF Of each ear. Appraised at Sl2 FIJI
ed Dec. ESD, 1865.
L. n. COOLEY, Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers, and the widows and heirs OF soldiers are
notified that am acting as licensed claim agent,
for procuring Pensions Bounties, Back Pay and ali
other just cla ms against the Government.
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. EDWARD STILES
I--l eff Office Opposite Ottumwa House
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY Alexander Reed, living In Compe
tine Tp:. WaPelio County, Iowa Dec. 9th 1865
one redtwo year old Heifer white under the belly
and bush Of tail white, marked WITH crop OF OF
the right ear, and hole aud undsrblt In left ear
appraised a. tl5.s II JsF.ss .----s -
Filled December 10, 1885. e-s..5s ....,.,-.
r. #El ~ L. N. COOLEY, Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-04
A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURFoz

Coughs, Colds, Influenza
hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis
incipient Consump ton, and foI
the relief Of Consumptive pa
tient: in advanced statges o.
the disease.
SO wide 10 the field Of its use
ininess and 50 numerous ars
the casos Of its cure, that al.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-04

The undersigned resp ecfuly informs the citse rs
Of Ottumwa that he is prepared to furnish saw
split and deliver, rood article OF dry wood ut
rsuso nable price. Order may oe lsft At Mr. MILL
eans News Once or at the yard, opposite Lewiss
Livery stable. ,, s.. LAKAKUs a
di s9-w4S-dkwti
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ESTRAY COW.

Taken up by John Resms, living in washingt
Tp., Wxpelio County Iowa, December 9th 1866
One pale red Cow, some white on the belly, end OF
the tan on marked wi crop OF Of each ear sup
posed to have been frozen of.
Appraised at $lS Filed Dec. 27th 1855
L. n. Cooley. Clerk
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Jan. 4 1865.
F.STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up by John Lockridge, living in Competing
Tp., Wapello County Iowa. Dec. 11th 1867.
One red hrn lie Heifer, white the belly. sup
posed to be two years old past, other marks OF
brand visible.
Appraised at SIS. Filed Dec. 9th, 1865.
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ESTRAY Gate.
ESTRAY HEIFER

- Taken up by Solomon Nef, living in High
land Up, "apeIlo COuAty Iowa, December l4th,
1862 One year old last sprinl, marks or brand.
Appraised At *l9. Filed December END 1885.
Dec 2s-39-li-2w. l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
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Jan. 4 1850.
rs RAY COW.

Taken up by w. J. Stevenson, living In PIE sant
Tcwnshid, Wapeo County low Dec. LIST 1866.
One red Cow, supposed to be ~ years old, mark ed
with crop of of each ear, some white on the belly
and rulnp. left horn dropped.
Appraised at go. Filed Dec. oath, 1855. 8.F5
a@ In. COOLEY, Clerk.
Ian 1850
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v cow

corner Front and Court Streets, lfuss's store.
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WOOD YARD.

Oct IS, ls65-dwtf-e -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22
Horrible Retrihntion .

The Knoxville 0ommsrcial says: ''We
have just been shown private letter from
Floyd county, Georgia, to one of our citi-
zens. in which one Of The most dastsrdly
crimes Is made known we ever chronicled.
Three ladies were returning home from a
visit to a neighbor, when negro came up
on them in a secluded out-of- the way place.
and attempted to detain thin all. Two OF
them succeeded in getting away from him.
the other one he took into the woods and
tied her and keI her there two days with
out food. Her friends found her at the end
Of that time. The negro was caught, and
the lady was asked what punishment she
desired to have inflicted on this Demon
She replied she wanted his arms cut of and
wished him skinned alive. The sentence
was executed. The negro lived about ten
minutes after the operation"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

LADIES DREssEs.-A lady recently ap-
peared in the streets of New York in dress
half u5Rle and half female, and policeman
arrested her. She cIaimed the right to dress
as she pleased, and the court sustained her
right, and the policeman was afterwards
reprimanded. Her dress consisted of a
kind of gored sack, fitting tight at the
waist, and reaching few inches below the
knee. Below this was a garment resemb-
ling mans pantaloons, with the ends
gathered neatly about the ankles. 1t seems
that woman may wear whatever dress she
phases, so that it is not used for improper
purposes and does not cause popular dis
turbance
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Marrying the Negroes.

A Washington dispatch says: "Gen.
Howard has ordered that all negroes shall
be married by force. This order is now
being carried out, and it gives rise to the
most disgusting scenes. Every evening
large squads of negroes of both sexes and
all ages are brought before the agents of the
bureau, the men compelled to take hold of
the hands Of the females. and the marriage
ceremony is then recited to them by the
agent, and they are pronounced married.
The negroes are opposed to the whole thing,
grumble at it loudly and openly, and de-
clare that they are free to live with any wo-
man that they please. The idea that they
will pay any regard to these forced mar
riages is absurd. Over four hundred
couples were thus foroibly married on last
week - .
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

Rains, Brown 81 Co., B. n. Moore,
I n this case it appearing to from the affidavit
i of the Plaintiffs that the defendant, B NJ Moore,
is justly indebted them in the of one hundred
and sixteen dollars and forty two cents, due bv note
and all legal interest there from the 1st day Of
January, 1851 and that the said defendant is non
resident of the State of Tennessee that the ord
nary process of law cannot be served him; and it
further appearing to me that affidavit has been made
cases. and that the writ of attachment has been is
sued and has been duly served by lawful officer of
said county, and levied upon the property of the de-
fendant. 1t is therefore ordered by me that the
said defendant, B Moore, appear before me, w G.
Davis, an acting Justice of the Peace for Lawrence
county Tennessee on or before Wednes lay the goth
day of June, 1866, at my Office in the town of Law
renceburg, and plead to and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed to him. and said
that copy of this order be published in the PalasE5
Citizen. a newspaper published in Pulaski, Giles
county, Tenn, for four consecutive weeks.
w. G. DAVIS, :. p.
may II, 1s66-4t-PI fee So. Lawrence County.
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sheriFs Sale.

DY virtue of writs of Venditioni Exponas is
d sued to me from the Circuit Court of Giles ceun-
ty viii offer for sale, for cash, at the court house
door in the town Of Pulaski, on rrfaH
Saturday the 9th day of July next,
tract of land in the goth civil district of said coun
ty on the waters Of Indian creek adjoining the land
Of Emily Hays on the north, East by a NJ Story
West by Miller Bass, J L Barnes and Mary Nc
Cracken containing by estimation 121 acres. Lev
led on the property of Peter Mays to satisfy one
vendtioni in favor Of Theo Harris, one in favor of
Stacy, Roy & Co. for the use Of Thos Martin, three
in favor Of Mason Fzel, one in favor OF EZell
one in favor ofB W Mason and one in favor of Wells
s MeLaurine, all in my hands
junel-# B H PEDEN, Shff.
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In Chancerv at Lawrenoeburg.

Thomas Martin James Metcalf &.others a.
this cause it appearing the satisfaction of tbs
i clerk and master that the defendant James
Metealf is n nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see so that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served on him: On motonit Is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the So C1issB,"
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski in said
State recurring said defendant to be and appear on
the first day of the next Term of the Chencery
Court to be held for the county of Lawrenee at the
court house in Lawreneeburg on the first Monday
in September next, and plead to, answer or demur
to conplainants bill and amended bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed to him and set for
hearing ex- parte.
June sat 7. II. GIBBS, G. II.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

A letter from Utah speaks of one of
Brigham Young's sons as follows: Joseph,
or Joe Young, as he is Familiarity known
in Utah, is fest young man. He has been
on a mission travelled in Europe, smokes,
chews, gets drunk. swears, breaches the
gospel, has three wives, whom he whips
and otherwise shamefully abuses. and is a
good Mormon, in full fellowship with the
Church."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

DY virtue of an alias yenditoni exponrs issued to
u me from the Circuit of Giles county, will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the court house
III Pulaski, on Monday the 10th of July next, one
Town Lot in Lynn vile, belonging to J NJ Shields
and on which he formerly lived, bounded the
north by DR.. NJ NJ johnson, south by q lot claimed
by NJ Shields, and contains = acres. Sold in ia
vor Of Allison, Anderson & Co.
june 15-td# B. II. PEDEN, Shift
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

AN EDITOR IN HEAvEx.-Under this cap
ton, an exchange gives a long obitua
notice of a deceased brother editor. FROM
which we have room only to extract the
closing paragraph:
"ShOuld we not rejoice that our late
friend OF the scissors and quill is in heaven?
In that paradise the cry of more copy will
never again fall upon his distracted ears
There his enjoyments will no more be inter-
rupted by the growls of the unreasonable
subscriber, or the duns of the paper maker.
There he will enjoy entire freedom from the
detractions and Representations of po-
litical opponents, and the caresses of am
bilious political aspirants. In that blest
abode he is no more to be troubled with
illegible manuscript or abOminable poetry.
No rival editors will there steal his thunder,
or his items, and typographical errors shall
know him no more forever.
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NEW ADVERTISER MIS-.
NOTICE

d virtue of two vedditioni exponas to mo Issued
d from the Circuit court of G es county, viii seH
to the highest bidder for cash. at the court house a
Pulaski on Monday the 10th Of july next, tract Of
Land on Robertsons Fork, in 18th civil district Of
said county on which A H Higdon now resides con
tanning los acres, more or less, 6onnded south ~
BY John P Boyd, west by 7. NJ. Gordon Sold IS
the property of Il Higdon in favor OF Thomas
Martin and Mcclure, Buck d &C. f8
Also at the same time and place, for ~eash, one
Town Lot in Lynnville, bounded west by turnpike
road south by NJ III Johnson, north by street tnaS
leads to Cornersville. Sold the property of said
Higdon to satisfy venditioni exponasin my hands
in favo- of Mcclure, Buck & Co.
june 15-td# B. II. PEDEN, sh'f
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas to
ID me issued from the Circuit Court of Giles coun-
ty, in favor of p g. Ezel tho other in favor of
B. NJ. Davis, to the use of VIM NJ. Smith, 1 will
offer for SALE for cash. ut the court house door in the
town Of Pulaski, ON
Saturday the 18th day of July next,
the following tract Of land lying and being in ivl
district No. II, in said county of Giles, adjoining
the lands Of L. Nassauer, the North; West, by
J.. B. Marks; East and South, by the estate of A.
Jackson, containing by estimation Eighty acres,
levied upon as the property Of L, ! Novels, to
satisfy said VenditiOni EXponas.
June IL B. II. PEBEN, Sheriff
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A Curious SCIENTIFIC Facts.

Had the people in Paris been able to hear
Queen Victoria deliver her speech upon
the opening of Parliament, they could not
have received it as soon as they did by
telegraph. Sound moves at the velocity of
three hundred and thirty-three yards a
second, consequently it would have taken
twenty-one minutes TO 60 from London to
Paris-:E other words, if the Queen said,
"My Lords at London, at two o'clock, at
two hours and twenty-one minutes the
acute-eared Paristans would have heard
these two words. The whole royal speech
was sent to Paris by the electric telegraph
in ten minutes; consequently electricity
outstripped speech eleven minutes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-22

A SENSIBLE You've PRINCE.-Itis stated
that Prince Humbert, son of Victor Eman-
uel, was recently offered the command of a
corps of the Italian army. and declined it.
IF l command corps" he said, and am
defeated, people will say this comes of Civ
ing important commands to inexperienced
princes. If l am victorious, my chief of
staff will get all the credit. I prefer com
handing division. aud doing what am
ordered
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NOTTCE

ON Saturday the 18th of July next, will sell to
" the highest bidder for cash before hecourt house
in Pulaski, Tract of about Fourteen Hundred acres
Of Land lying in the ID civil district of Giles county
tate OF Francis Petty, decd. west by the lands Of
James Strong and heirs Of Madry, south by W II
Biles, by estate Of Richard Suttle deed. and
James W Rivers, and known as the Apen Hill Tract.
Levied on the property of Thomas J Brown to
satisfy alias Fl. Fa. in my ends issued from the
Supreme Court OF Nashville, in the cause of Eliza
beth A Phillips, use of Joseph J Beatty vs.. said J
Brown and others.
June 22-td 3. II. PEDEN. Sniff.
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SberiR,s Sale

DY virtue of two writs of venditioni Fxponas 20
d me issued from the Circuit Court Of Giles coun-
ty in favor of Eze d Brother, viii offer for sale,
for cash. at the court house door in the town of Pu
laski, ON .Es.fI
Saturday, the 18th day Of July next,
the following tract of land lying and being in civil
district No 5, in Giles county, on the Rters of
Weekly's creek; bounded on the South by the lands
of John Tarpley and j. w Petty, containing by es-
timation 220 acres, on which S. Z. Buchanan now
resides, levied upon the property of Sarah Z.
Buchanan, to satisfy said Vendition Exponas.
June L. B. H. PEDEN Sheriff.