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os1Mxlns MONEY UNDER ALLEGED FALSE psersAces.

The Host of General SANTA Anna In Trouble
The GeneraI Reported IN be Among the
Victims, &c.
Gabor Naphegyi alias sonpenberg was arraIgned yes
ierday At the Essex Market Police Court on complaint
Of Hans Casper Won Noslz OF No :1s Forsyth street.
Naphegyi It is stated Is the present host Of General
Santa Anna and brought TO the city from his resi-
dence staten Island warrant issued by Justice
nsfeld The complaint charges him with obtaining
money from the complainant by iass ana cun,en' ne,,
During the month Of october 1885, the deponent being
about 10 leave this city for Vera Cruz was solicited
by %ssSn Spss ,nen an NO. BsaVsr street. sash
draft for him for $3.50 upon Garcia sevilla, Co., Vera
Cruz be Naphegye) stating that he had large amount
Of money in the hands Of this firm subject his orders
Relieving these representations, deponent, not having
the money himself took the drs and obtained the casn
from slorann Edyrc upon giving his personal guaran
tee its repayment subsequently, upon bis arrival
at Vera Cruz deponent presented the dealt TO Garcia Sc
villa Co., by whom II was instantly dishonored, this
firm stating that drawer bad then and had
any funds in their hands that he OF credit,
and was well known in Vera Cruz as "a common scoun.
drel Deponent then paid the money back, upon his
guarantee TO Slonann Edyre, through their agent In
Vera Cruz. Deponent further states that when he
leaving New York and when on the steamer Naphegyi
gave him note telling him not 10 open II until he got
10 sen in which he admitted that he had funds in
the hands Of Garcia, Sevilla A Co., aud requested
Senoneu to pay the dra without and that
frequently since he has admitted the falsencss OF the
representations be had made but refuses 10 refund the
amount OF the draft, and that his s Sonnenbere
Justice Mansfield held the accused for examination In
81 OOO hail being at entered As he was leaving
the Police Court Naphcgy rearrescd by Of the
sbcrs deputies upon process issued some time since
from one OF the civil courts, and which could not
previously be served because Of tho defendants
constant absence In another county, IL being
te principal object OF the criminal prosecution effect
his removal here render him amenable TO this order
OF arrest He was subsequently, released by the Sheriff
upon giving bail in two suretes OF $25 900 each II
been said that other and similar suits are pending or
about being commenced against Naphcgyi, in one Of
which his guest General Santa Anna IL or will be the
plaintiff. The cause OF action has been asserted to pe
the raudulenty obtaining by the accused from the
era OF power OF attorney. under the authority OF
which he disposed Of valuable real property In
New Grenada, belonging to the General and sppropria-
ted the proceeds 70 his own use This H. however not
given upon positive knowledge, but simply what
bepn It's truth il not he'd for
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VIOLATING IHe EXCISE LAW.

Matthew GUN, OF u Cannon street. committed by
Justice Mansfield yesterday TO an alleged vo
iation Of the Excise law.
John c. Donnelly 53s Sixth avenue, was arrasued
before Justice Ledwth at the jefferson Market Police
Court, charged with violation Of the Excise law. The
accused was held to answer
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MORE wnIskEY SEIZURES.

The revenue authorities made the following seizures
yesterday and day before in this city
One hundred and fory-eight barrels stored in Duane
street. Seized By order Of the Collector Of the Thirty
second district
supposed from Brooklyn in vioison Of the Excise law.
Five barrels, found by the oncers In stable under
sonae siTaw WITHOUT any brands whatever on them
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Charles ~. Msnsei Not "a he Executed Gu
sh~ 10Th of Aprii-A Writ Of Error
Before Judge Leonard
Chd,ies n Manuel 70. The People, &c.--Applcscp
made this yesterday by KNITTING and Gclday, Of
counsel for a OF and stay OF proceedings In
she case Of Charles Manuel alias Drummer Charley
coiored man, who convicted at the Court OF Gene
mi Sessions Of the murder Henry schlesse Young
German shoemaker in Thompson street the night Of
December 30 1896. and sentenced 60 lie hung the
1p,n day Of April neat Ihe Court granted the app.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.
United ssntes District Court.
Before Judgc Benedict

r.,,ei staies rs Fire Thousand Gallons cf koiosss AT
the opening Of the yesterday tho jury In this case
returned with sealed verdict according 70 directions,
but as the document irregular and informal Judge
Benedict them out again The Jury rsappcsrcd as
hspast two o'clock vim verdict In favor Of the gov
ernment SO the molasses claimed By hr. Redmond
Burke N condemned s.
Orstd Sfnies T~o Sysov Pumps This case, already
Sposd. csms w asAn bs(ovs Judgp Bspsdict yssterdW
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Aetics to Recover Rent from n Party bv Ills
eWtte's Trast~e-A Ripple ON the Mairino-
niat sen.

niat sen.
Before Judge w. ~ smith
HIM ~ JaeisDn.-1his aciion was brought by the
Janun 70 recover rent q house which the plaintiff
Iusee TOT the defendants wife leased to the defendant
g lease ~ writing under seal Tho defendant claimed
tns, ne nsa PAID ths ront 20 his wife and that bv an
sgreemen' between his wife and himself he had paid
thrcs OF the amount Claimed in the lcass in r far
the rent halso appeared that the dcfendant had de-
serted his wife IN Railway N j. and came IN this 80,
and living with another woman Ard ,hs, bis ~,
had procured divorce from him in New Jersey Tbs
court admitted under objection the defendant and his
wife witnesses, and their testimony uas ,r ,sx, s
fict After the plaintiffs counsel had finished az o,
up the defendant requested leave TO clear ne chas
from the aspersions made against him and Tor c"a
of IN hour made very pointed speerh aeknow,cda,
chat had done wrong. and bitterly p,a1n,ny s
manner in which plaintiffs counsel had seen m +, go
~ him The Jury found verdict FOR the plain, ~,
O21 ~ -
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Charge Of Arson-Trial OF John kanc for
ssarder In the First Desrec--The Burainx Of
she Tenement Heuse in Thirsy-nrrt street.
Before Judge Ingraham and Jury.
Jfe trial Of John Kane for murder In the fret degree
&ss Ivsmse xssisTssy porliN y the sis,ipy u shs
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COURT CALENDAs-rHIs nay.

srrpyus couRr. C,rerrr.-Part 3-Nos 1osa soe
16s $50, 27ss ss7, 247 NJ $50, 1,0sl ola, ,25i
2Ol 4 051, l,l4 1,112, 1,0j4
srrnrsE Cousr CHArBsss Nos. 81, Il, ';, "a Call
commences at No rs.
All other branches Of this court have been adjourned
fcrt thc forN
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SHIP PIN q NE w S.
pORT Oe NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 27. 1857.


Cle0rG0s
Steamship souder. Lockwood, charieston-l''nsst"n
steamship saratosa King, Norfolk City Pons Rich
Steamship Aibemare, Bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
stsnmship Yasoo Hodges Sorfolk-G Heineken Pal
Ship Alexander CBr). stinchcomb Panamas Nerehant
Bapk Prairie Bird Davis Maurtus Boston-A Abbott
Bark Progress. (Nor>, oisen Cork for orders-Fnneb
Bark psnnebroe spa9,. rhuroc, Cork and market
Rsrt Pallas eBr, Bddie Belize, Hon--Josiah Jes.
Bark John Mathues (Br, Loushn' st 'aso dc cuba-o
Bark Eliza Barss (Br,, Conyers. Bermuda,J % Harvey
Bari Snns apaY lawson
Brig Si Saxon OBJ, Greene, Demarara-N Greene Cur
Brig A Reed tBr9. oDonnell Greytown-centrai Am
srs Roesy Glen. Wallace Ponce PRwaen Ray
srs Ma Mnsa pEsSn s ken fsRs Ward
Brig Arctic iBr), Crane, 81 Jaso de Cuba-D DEVON
Brig David owen, Chadbourne, Matanzas-Einer
Brig Belle of the Bay, NOyes. New orleans-rupper
schr Dundee (Br). Jensen, St ThomasPenis.on Co
schr Richard HILL Hulse Hsvana-Russel, Collins
seSr Triumph tBr,, Orr, Corvallis Ss-H Dewolf
I schr Nelson tBr, Atkins. Maitland. Ns-H Dewo'f
sehr xdaiza Iovsland Petersburgayan Bruns slashs
schr Julia Pratt Nickerson, Philadelphia-Baker .
S.s: s HI:
sssr ragass p.x sSssss Rssas sasa
scSr T dodwin. Waterbury, stamford.
Arrived.
Steamship United Kingdom tBrl Smith Glasgow Feb |?
Macdonald Co. Had strong westerly gales l6th inst LAT oi
So, lon 33 30, bark Rival (Brl standing Ne
Steamship Pcrere (Fr), Duchesne. Havre REQ - ana
Brct 6th Pm, with mdse aud 81 passengers 70 Seorse
Steamship Carlosta Collins, Charleston 50 hours with
mdse and passengers to Chas Whitney. tTbe arrived
her pier at II o'clock Tuesday night - Tn,
Steamship Florida. Barsow, Baltimore, % nours with
and passengers, to Smul Reports seeing stea~
miles Of Chncocague Shoals went 70 her an
and laid by her two hours during when time sue
to ascertain but supposed her to be OF
the Cromwell line. -, Il
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston. with mdse and pas
snip David Crockett, Burgess Phiadelphls. days IN
ballast Lawrence Giles Co. The VIII load Va SuI-
Bark Harvest Home tot Stockton, Me Berry, Eayre 20
days. with mdse and " passqngers 70 boyd hih'heh-
Had one birth on the passage.
Brig Teresna utal zouro. Naples S days. with fruit 70
Brig Clara Gibbs tof Bangor Mel, Gardner. Caste.a:
Italy 70 days with fruit 70 Miller Houghton Had
Brig POWER Allen, Neuvitas Is days, With ssaar ana
rnolasscs, TO Thompson Hunter.
Sohr q u Partridge. Dorr, Savannah.
Schr Carolina I Corhelia Davis, Georgetown. So; N
Schr Senator Grimes Ashford rora"e
schr Tsnnnftins, Lane Elzabethport Providence
Schr Gray. Hamlin. Providence. .tl#
schr A bentley Williams Connecticut River
Schr Amelia Betee, Orient.
sloop Blackstone, jackson, Providence
s-+*ts '.ftt-fs Be1ow
Bark Eliser (Prus, Hensen, 81 days from Shielde-
Bng Marip0sa, from Cuba.
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said perperated q further swindle in connection with
the ship II Is stated that he called at several ports be-
sides Marnnham and Rio and contracted number OF debts
each place. AZ Pernambuco he procured about So
or $1,000 in gold bill which Was endorsed by the
United states Consul for that city. Before the vessel
reached RIO the machinery by some means other had
greatly deprecated In value and the ship only realized
S23 600 The debts which had been at various
places together with the previous lien Of $40 900 held by
Wright Co., exceeded this by several thousand doi
and the consgnccs have written TO Mr. Woodruff
qucstng the payment Of this balance Mr. Woodruff has
been informed that the ship Ave days after the sale for
picous that he has not been quite fairly treated In
addition 10 this, Is asserted that the sale between
Woodruff and Leland was not perfect and there are now
ence TO the legal Inability OF each.
WHERE rcss.
Ross It Is supposed, has remained, since the date OF
his escape, In Brazil where OF course be perfectly
secure, there Is extradtion treaty existing
that country and the United States Cronise Co. and
Black spauding, 4 Is sald, believe that if hc could
actory establish the fact the forged
and that the Continental Bank is legally bound
knowiedge them as genuine notwithstanding the man:
they may have passed out OF s poss sson But Of
the obstacles standing in the way bringing Ross
back TO this country almost insurmountable He
might perhaps be kidnapped, and possibly some such
Tins; but II would undoubtedly be extremely dan
gerous measure and one koly to result serious
sequences II Is said that II has been contemplated to
apply 70 Mr. Seward and endeavor obtain his coope-
ration though in what particular the assistance of that
gentleman could help tho matter is exceedingly enig
ma,lca The sufferers profess themselves strengthened
their convictions that Ross II he told the truth, could
give evidence adverse 10 the
CONTINENTAL RANK,
bv the alleged fact that the latter Institution although
il was made acquainted with the circumstances Of Ross
escape the day after his departure from the city, made
no attempt 10 have him followed and arrested The
on the other hand S sss snSs ,ns .na
worthy that they did not feel justified In making
base Of ncsion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09
Land for Sale

DY virtue of q deed OF trust, duly registered,
- made to me by Gideon P Eel, on Monday the
in Pulaski, wiI@seu the highest bidder for Gosh
two tracts or parcels of land, lying I miles north
of ElktOn tile turnpike road, in civil district no.
g. Giles county, the land that Gideon p. Eze resides
upon, containing 70 acres, and bounded by the
lands of James Scvuggs and others: another tract
containing 1919 acres, and bounded on the north
by.the lands Of Griffin L King, decd, and jackson
Coldweu south by VIM a Davenport and James
Seruggs. and west by James Nelson. Said land
is in high state Of cultivation and we'll improved,
and soil Of the first quality, good water and in one
of the best neighborhoods in Giles county. Said
tracts of land will be sold separate or together to
suit purchasers. VIM, s. EZELL,
July 10 1t Trustee,
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum.

Report of cash donations to the "Giles
County Auxiliary Society,"" from Fobrua-
ny 10th, 1867, to August 18th.
9th District. gents-Mrs. John
Sheppard and Mrs. Davenport 8 $500
9th Dis. gents-Mrs. James
Smith and Miss Irene Buford, $500
7th Dis. Agont-Mrs. Daniel
Garter and Mrs. r. B. Cox, 283.O0
9th Dis. Ageats-Mrs. DR.. Bow
ers and Miss Sallie McCallum, 80 90
18th Dis. Agent-Miss Sallie
Marks, 1900
l7lh Dis. Agent-Mrs. DR.. Kelley, 1850
18th Dis Agont-Miss Alice
Lindsay 1900
ts-Miss Nc
dcDouald, $500
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YOU are hereby notified that I viii sell to the
highest bidder for cash, TT the court house door
in Pulaski, on Monday the 2Gthday of august, IS
g. the tract or parcel Of land with grist and saw
ING in the 1st civil district o. Giles county. in the
State Of Tennessee and on tlle waters Of Reynolds
creek, bounded east by Jaco5 Vaughan, south by
the State line. west by Lemuel Murrel, to satisfy
fl ia from the chacery court Of Giles county and in
favor of A D Bull, ex'r OF Szias jenkins deceased
july 25 a. r. MURRELL,
EDap1aI 1-,'ty- el,,fF
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Sarah d. Jackson ct ais, VS..
L. n L.aL-.o,, ct Il.

.
Tno. u. Jackson ct ais.
II this cause It appearing the satisfaction of the
& clerk and master from at6davit, that the defend
ant T. r. Oliver is non resident Of the State
of tennessee so that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on him, On motion it is
thcrefore ordered that publication be made Tor foHr
weeks IN succession in the Pulaski ''Citizen,"
newspaper published in Pulaski IN said State, requ
ring The said defendant to be andappoar on the first
day Of the next term Of the chanceTy court, to be
held for the county Of Giles at the court horse in
Pulaski on the first Monday in Sept. next, and
answer compliments bin, or the same viii be taken
aug. 2, 1857 A. COX, d IN
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Our suggestive correspondent, whose
communication appears in another place,
bad better inform himself a little better
npon inc subjects of his suggestions before
he st1empts g onlighten others. We are
informed .hat his assertion that the skunk
alunks can't redeem their lamps at Paddy
Dinken's is incorrect, and that out Of the
immense crowd Of voters here last Thurs
day they raised five dollars. and paid their
bill at the railroad hotel.
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Benjamin 3. Base, admir-, eft ais, VS..
Henry c. Hughes ct ais.

Henry c. Hughes ct ais.
\ this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
clerk and master that the defendants Joseph
ar Hughes, and the heirs at law Of ames Hughes
decd, whose names are unknown are non-residents
of the State OF Tennessee that the ordinary pro
cess Of this court cannot be served them, On mo-
tol tits therefore ordered that publication be made
for four weeks IN SUCCESSION IN the Citizen news
paper published in Pulaski in said State, requiring
thc said defendants to be and appear the first day
of the next term Of the chanccry court 30 be held for
the county Of Giles, at the court house ia Pulaski
compliments bill, the same win be taken for
confessed TO them, and set for hearing -purtc.
July 10, 1867 A. cox, 81 IA
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s477oO



Mas. DR.. GRANT, Treasurer.
The above amount has been forwarded
By express to the Tennessee Orphan Asy-
lum, also box Of clothing, valued at S25,
Contributed by few ladies of Pulaski, }
two boxes Of valuable books, Contributed
by Mr.. Thomos Martin). 1 earnestly de-
sire that the other appointed agents for the
county. will report without delay 10 the
full report to the county, the name Of each
contributor, with the amount given, will
be published. The agents are requested
to present the names Of destitute orphans
OF once, that application may be made TO
she Asylum. before all vacancies are filed.
MRs. JEo. C. BBowS,
Prosideu, Giles CO. Aux Society
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CHANCERY SALE OF

Valuable Real Estate
T n obedience to decree Of the cbauoory court at
LawrencebuIg at its April term, 1867, IN the case
Of David Il Sulivant ec ais, Va, James Smith and
wife ct ais. viii sen Of auction to the highest bid
der NJ the court house IN the town Of Lawrence
burg, on Monday the ID day of Sep. ernber next, a
tract of land, lying IN Lawrence county, on the
northwest side Of Big Shoal creek containing ESQ
acres more or less, belonging 10 the estate Of Sam
uel w Suivant, decd, upon credit of one and
two years with interest, except cash payment of
800, requiring Of the purchaser bond and good Sc
curity, retaining lein. Z. IT. GIBBS, @ q n
July 19
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Charles A Trice ct ais, VS..
Martha Ann Latham ct ais.

n this causeit appearing to tho satisfaction OF the
clerk and master, from affidavit that the defend
ants, Edward " Trice5 Nancy TTice, James
residents of the State Of Tennessee that the or
binary process this court cannot be served on them
it Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks in sUccossionin the Citizen, newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State, re
qUiTing the said defendant to be and appear the
first day of the next term Of the chancoTy court, 10
be held ut the court house IN Pulaski, on the first
monday ip September next, and answer complain
ants Oil, or the win he taken for confessed
to them, and set for hearing eZ-parte.
july 1q, 1857 A. cox, c & N
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Giles Collage.

We are truly gratifed that We are able
to announce 10 the public, that. after so
many months of Indifference and inactiou
on the part Of our community, work has
actually been commenced on tho college
building, and We have the positive assn
rance of the Trustees that it win be com
pleted in good style, ready to receive Pu-
pills by the first Monday in January next,
at which time Col G. j. Rooms, Of this
place, and Prof J. P. HAMILToE, Of Leba-
non, will open the college. .the Trustees
have given these positive assurances and
made these positive contracts, and Giles
College will certainly open at the time de-
signated.
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Monuments

&. ". WOODEING Is NOW prepared % furnish
Marble Monuments Of any quality. style OF size to
order CAL al. c-ss1' - hiz sEateles and drafs-
TIE monuments are delivered ar the e-faeferv '.t-
tered l4i finished 81 tie slightest sy |s Cf afl -
than they can u bought anywhere In tie Ca.t5d
States feoI5-4fu
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

Deputy Sheriff EzELL advertises for sale
to-day some valuable property, situated in
and near Elkton.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

We wish to call the attention of the PEG
pie of Pulaski and the surrounding conn
try TO the fact that a new school has been
started in this town, in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, exclusively for girls,
having for its Principal Mr.. J. @. SCALES,
assisted in the Musical and French depart
ments by his wife. The course Of study
is as complete and thorough as that of any
other school in the country. while the dis
cipliue is such as becomes a we'll conduct
cd Seminary.
The Principal has had many years exPe-
rience and has proved himself very skill
full instructor. The terms are liberal and
board is easily obtained at moderate rates
in private families for pupils coming from
81 distance.
We trust that this school will meet with
the patronage it deserves.
Aug 9-2t
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We with many other young lOiks, IA
dies and gentleman, enjoyed a delightful
litle hop at the boarding house Of that tru-
ly hospitable lady Mrs. PAINE, on last Fri
day evening. The hostess is assured that
her efforts to make her guests comfortable
and enjoy the evening we're crowned with
complete success.
is eveiy mans privilege, when he
wants TO spend his money for anything, to
inquire before he patronizes any one how
he votedin the recent election, and regulate
his patronage accordingly. Certainly We
have the right to withhold our patronage
from man who votes to keep US ia worse
slavery than the African ever was, and if
we DO our duty to God, ourselves and our
posterity, we win not sustain them by pc
ouniary aid, OF recognize them socially.
Deputy Sheriff EEL advertioos for sale
to-day some valuable property, situated in
and near Elkton.
Gen. Gzo. S. HoUsror. of Alabama, has
been sojOurning in our town for several
days.
DISCHARGED AUGMENTATION. Carlin
yesterday received intelligence from Mem
phis that about one hundred colored msn
have applied for rations. He sent instruc-
tons that rations should be given only to
those in actual need thereof, and that no
such assistance should be extended after
the goth of this month.-Banner.
CoLD CoMFoET.-A colored man, who
vas discharged for voting for BrowDlow,
applied to Gen. Carlin yesterday for assis-
lance, and was told that he could chop
wood ont on the N. & n. W. Road at six
ty cents per cord. The man and brother
didn't think 1t would pay.-Banner.
Tennessee bonds have declined from one
half cent to one cent since Brownlow's cleo
ton.
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Married, in this county, August 9Th, by
Rev. DR.. TAYLOR, Mr.. john PHILIPs to
Miss EMMA, daughter of DAVID T. REY-
NoLDs, Esq.
It is well, friend john. Certainly you
had kept bachelors hall quite long enough,
and deserved the hand and affections of
your lovely bride. We know no wish too
good to make for you and the fair EMMA,
and shall only express the selfish wish that
others following your wise example, may
remember the printers as kindly as you
did, and with such large quantity Of re-
membranco.
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james n. Marks for use Of W. @. Lewis, VS..
Wm. McAiIfon Ct ais
n this cause happening tothe satisfaction the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant William McMlIGonis anon-rcsideDt Of the State
of Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on him; ON motion it is
therefore ordered that utilization be made for four
weeks an succession in the Citizen, a newspaper
published ia the town Of Pulaski in said State re
curing said defendant to be and appear on the first
day of the next term Of the Chancery Court, to be
held for the county Of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in Sept. next, and
answer conplainants bin, or the same VIII be taken
Tor onessed 20 him and set for hearing c-pate.
aug. 2, 1861. 4. COX, Q. IL NJ.
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Gen. GEO. S. Houston. of Alabama, has
been sojOurning in our town for several
days.
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SUGAR,
COFFEE
MOLASSES,
GOLDEN SYRUPS
CIDER VINEGAR
49, SPIRITS TURPENTINE
COAL OIL
sa TANNERS OIL.
LARD OIL,
PUTTY
WHITE LEAD,
WINDOW GLASS,
FLOUR of all Grades
CANNED FRUIT,
CANDIES, RAISINS
ALMONDS and other Nuts
SOAPS, Fine and Common,
SPICES, NUTMEGS,
ENG. BI- CARB. SODA
INDIGO,
MADDER,
COPPERAS.
DYE STUFFS all kinda;
MATCHES
ROPES, &c