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Joseph L Basham ct al, VS..

James NJ Jackson ct ais.
IN this cause it appearing to the court from the
i petition of the petitioners, whichis sworn to,
that the defendants James NJ jackson and his wife
Mary NJ, formerly Mary NJ Appleton, Susan J APP
pleton, John w Appleton aud James w Appleton,
are non residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the process this court can't be served on them
therefore ordered by the clerk of said court that
publication be made in the Pulaski Citizen, news
paper published in the town of Pulaski, for four
consecutive weeks requiring SAID NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS to appear at the Aug. term Of the county
court of Lawrence county, to Ike held at the court
house in town Of Lawrencburg on the LIST Monday IN
August next, and plead, answer or demur to the
petition of petitioners the same VIII be taken
for confessed to them and set for hearing e parte
iune S. A. CARRELI, clerk.
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CHANCERY SALES
Lawrence

In Lawrence County.
IN obedience to decree of the chaneery court at
/ Lawrenceburg at its April term, 1867, in the case
of James II Sulivant ct ais, VS. James Smith and
wife ct ais. VIII sell at public auction at the court
house in the town of LawrencebJug to the IN CHEST
bidder on Monday the Sth day of june next, tract
of land lying in the 9Th civil district of said coun
ty and State on the north west side of Big Shoal
creek, containing 100 acres or less, belonging
to the estate of Samuel W. Sullivant, decd, sold
upon credit of and years with interest, except
SlO0 in cash. with bond and approved security and
a lien retained. june T. II. GIBBS, C 81 m.
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BRApsuAw. June 9th, 1867.

EDITOR CITIZEN Some time since this
problem appeared A. B. and G. bought
forty-nine acres of land, for which they
paid S50.96, Of which amount A. paid
1894 5-12; B. $l4.OO 7-12 and G..
.$24OI. A. aud B. agree to take their por-
ton jointly at 19 cents more per acre than
c., if in the division between them, A.
will give 90 196-245 cents more per acre
than B., and make AIS number of acres
to BIS, as 5 is to 7. Divide the laud and
give the price each mus: pay per acre."
Having had my attention directed to
your issues for a solution to this time and
finding none, give below what I conceive
to be the required demands
A. gets 10 5-24 acres at S1-26 196-245
per acre.
B.. gets IA 7-24 acres at s.98 per acre
C. gets "a 1924 acres at S.98 per acre
Which you may publish in your paper
If you think proper.
Yours, &c,
RRADsUAW.
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DEATHS,

D1zD-On Saturday, June 9Th, at the
residence of her father, miles west Of
Pulaski. LUCY w, daughter of Judge
P G. SILVER PERKINS, aged II years.
DED-In Sbelbyville, Tenn, June 18th,
Mrs. LAURA PRESCOTT, wife Of Mr..
H. L. TREsooTT.
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TTNTIE insolvency of the estate of W McCaney,
4 decd, having been suggested before me as clerk
of the county court of Lawrence county the 21st
day Of May 1867, all persons having claims against
his estate therefore notified to file the same tol
pro rata payment with the clerk Of the county court
on or before the 21st Of Noyember 1867, the
viii be forever barred. iun7 a. CONELL, el,k.
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odd Fellows Female institute.

The examination at the above institution,
located at Coruersville, will commence on
next Wednesday and continue Two days.
The exhibition, consisting of original com
positions, recitations, &C., will take place
on Friday. The exercises will close with
a musical concert Friday night.
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TT1HE insolvency Of the estate of William NJ Ten
4 nersoE having been suggested to clerk Of
the county court of Lawrence county the 22d day
of May, 1867, all persons having claims against his
estate are therefore notified to file the for pro
rata payment with the clerk of the county court
or before the 22nd of November, 1867, or the same
will be forever barred. S. a. CONELL,
June clerk.
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InrPAovEMENT.-O side of town is put
ting on new spring dress. Jimmie o.
born first set the example, and Ward &
Shapard are following his style. They are
having the front of their house painted up
in an elegant manner, and consequently the
Citizen Office will, in a few days, present
a new front
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UNDBRW ARE

We take great pleasure il announcing 70 the IN.
habitants Of Pulaski and vicinity that We hsve SC
cured the services Of Mr.. Charles w Smith, gen
tiemau well known the residents Of Giles county,
who viii always be pleased 70 see, and wait on his
old friends and former customers,
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A lady asked us the following oOnun-
drum the other day:
Why is man standing in amazement like
"A IeOpard's tail?
We CUB it up, and she answered:
One is rooted to the spot, and the other
spotted TO the root.
The answer completely rooted us to the
spot.
Attention is directed to the card Of Frank
Ballard, commission merchant, N. y IN
ehis paper
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T'HE insolvency of the estate of Thos. B Nave.
decd, having been suggested to the clerk of tho
county court of Giles county, all persons having
claims against said estate arc hereby notified TO file
the same duly certified or before the 1sb day of
October next with the clerk of said court duly au-
thentcated according to law for pro rata payment
or the Same viii be forever barred.
June G.. H. HARRIS, admir-, &c.
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THANKs.-We return thanks to Mr. JNo.
MERRILL. living near Brick Church, for
basket Of the largest and finest Irish pOta
toes that we have seen this season.
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Since Mass Brownlow says nobody shall
vote in Giles county, recon we are as good
as a-nigger.
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There will be meeting of the Pulaski
Fire Company on Tuesday night next.
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On the night of March 18th, one sorrel mare. in
cIined TO re roam, with white face, from - 70 Is
hun1s high, from 10 % Y years old. Said mare
was stoenfrom my stable miles west Of Pulaski.
april JAMES II. CONNER.
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For Sale.
That kVaIuable Tract of Land,
MID-BRIDGF5.
For Sale.
by virtue of a deed of trust, duly registers
ID made to me by Burwell Alternately, on
Thursday the 9th of June next.

RH virtue OF deed Of trust, duly registered,
u made to me by Burwell Alternately, on
Thursday the 9th of June next,
90 the premises win sell at public sale, the well
known and beautiful tract of land, Mid Bridge. con
tanning 600 acres, situated IN civil districts & in
Giles county, Tenn, on the waters of Newton's
Gre9E, adjoining the lands of DR.. S. H. Stout, VIM.
Il. Brown, Jas. w. Rivers and others.
Upon saiG tract there is large and commodious
dwelling, comparatively new, and in first rate or
der, together with necessary out houses 60 6,c-
Several never failing springs and an abundance of
water Tor stock purposes, four orchards of frpit
trees just beginning to bear.
Said land lies on the turnpike road leading from
Pulaski to Elkton, about miles from either place,
and within about miles Of Aspen Hill station on
the Nashville and Decatur Rail Road. There are
800 acres cleared and IN cultivation, the balance
heavily timbered. The soil is of the first quality
Giles and Maury counties admirably adapted to the
growth OF cotton, corn, grain and grass. In less
imam q mile there Is handsome church and also n
school houre, both of which are regularly occupied
The neighborhood is as social and good as anv in
Middle Tennessee. Ia fact, taking the SOIL Ioca-
uon, ana improvements generally, it is regarded as
among the best tracts in Giles 1t is susceptible of
three more settlements, and viii be sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms of Sale
S300in cash the balance upon credit Of G, L. IS
and "A months Bond and approved security le-
CURED and lien retained for payment of purchase
money.
Also,
AT same time and place, I will sell the personal
property conveyed in said deed consisting of hors
IS, mule, yoke OF oxsn, 4 mich cows 10 head of
sheep, DC, together with large amount of house
hold and kitchen furniture, and 500 volumes of lit
erary and classical books, ancient and modern,
very valuable selection and deserving the attention
OF the public.
Terms
All sums under IS cash; those over upon credit
to lst OF January 1868 Said sales are made to sat
lsfy the objects OF said deed of trust.
plat and survey Of the land can be seen at my
Office Lmay 1o-tdl NATHAN ADAMS,
Trustee.
Nashville Daily Banner copy I'd and send bill to
this office.
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WE are authorized TO announce ADDISON A.
w JACKSON candidate to represent Giles coun-
ty in the next General Assembly. Election first
Monday in August. june
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CIV. WOODRING Is now prepared to furnish
Marble Monuments Of any quality, style or size, to
order. Cali and examine his sketches and drafts.-
The monuments are delivered Al the cemetery, let
tered and finished in the highest style Of art cheap
er than they can be bought anywhere IN ths United
State febI5-4m
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GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting Of Full Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirts, IN
der Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Suspeners, Collars
In fact a complete line Of
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville. June 10Th. 1867.

NASHVILLE, June 18th, 1867.
Whereas, the General Assembly on the
9th day OF March, 1867, passed an act, tie
Sd and 4th sections of which are in the
words and figures following, to-wit:
''Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, that the
registration in the county of Davidson,
heretofore had under the Franchise act of
May Sd, 1865, be, and is hereby declared
null and void, and no person shall be emit
tied to vote by virtue of any certificate issu-
ed under said registration
''Sec 4. Be it further enacted, That the
provisions of this act shall extend to any
other county in this State when it shall ap-
pear to the satisfaction of the Governor that
frauds and Irregularities have interviewed
in the Registration Of voters in such coun-
ty, and the Governor shall make known
such fact and set aside said registration by
proclamation" And
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear to
the satisfaction of the Governor that
frauds and Irregularities have interviewed
in the registration of voters in our county
of Giles.
Now. therefore, I, William G. Brown
low, Governor of the State of Tennessee,
by virtue of the power conferred, and in
discharge of the duties imposed upon me
by the Sd and 4th sections above recited,
of the act passed March 9th, 1857, do
hereby set aside, and declare null and void
all registration of voters heretofore had in
said county of Giles.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto subscribed my name
and caused the Great Seal of
the State TO be affixed, at the
L. S. Executive Department in
Nashville, this 18th day of
June, A. D., 1867
By the Governor:
W. q. BROWNLOW.
Al. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
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Registration OF Voters in Giles DeoIar-
ed Null and Void.

% . II duu ON.
The Register for this county. as we are
informed, went to Nashville this week. As
the result, re suppose, the following proc
lanation was issued By Brownlow and dis
tFibated extensively over the county last
Wednesday, If there should be any who
don't know what the Irregularities referred
to consist il, we are happy to have the in
formation on hand to enlighten them. All
the irregulsrity we know of is that entirely
too many honest men were getting certif-
Gates, and 10 this way Brownlow s chances
for Fe-election began to look gloomy
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Announcements.

Announcing candidates for-State OF District OH
ces ten dollarsi county do five; always in advance
Obituaries and tributes ofrCspect over ten lines IN
length charged for the IIar advertising rates.
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis.
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ME are authorized to announce Capt. J. D.
w TOWNER of Marshall as q candidote for
Floater from the district composed of the counties
Of Giles, Marshall and Lincoln. Election first
Thursday IN August. Imay 10
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MONETARY.
DOMESTIC MARKET.

oonBEoTHD EVERY WEEK BY JOHN D. FLAUr7 3 co,
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TENN.
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ruUnsDAr-oAnrrurrr qor.npornD EVERY WEEK.
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F. o. AIcCoRD, Local Editor.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1867.
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The agent below named Is pleased 20 furnish
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sound Judgment, and great kindness of
heart won him the respect and love of
his pupils, while as a citizen and man
he was esteemed and venerated bv all
who had the good fortune to know him.
His funeral will take place on Monday,
the Goth inst, at 2:30 P. NJ.
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Cure Preventive 4 OfFeVer& Ague

I'VE would advise all who are troubled with this
fearful nalady TO always keep the powders on hand
ready for immediate usel
Here are few important particulars
ist-Ihey the Great SPECIFIC for all Bilious
Affections.
2dThey are the only known remedy thst viii
cure Liver Complaint
8d-They are the only known remedy that will
cure Constipation.
4th-Tbe powders are 80 thorough in their opera
ton that one package will be ali that the majority Of
those using them will require TO effect a cure.
5th-They are mild and pleasant YET the most
etfectual cathArtic known.
6th-They are the chespest and best medicine ex-
ant as they can De sent by mail to any part of the
globe for the price, sc cents
Crculars, containing certificates, inform alton,
&c, sent to any part - the world free of charge
SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. or by mail on appli-
alton to
C. &. CLARA d co., General Agents.
NEW HAVEN, OUNN.
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INSTANTANEOUS.

The ram Stonewall sailed for Japan
on the 2sth. ---, - s.
The city of st. Joseph, Mo-, has
Voted SiO0 zoo to AID in railroad enterprises.
The fifth National Horse Show COM
menced in Springfield, Mass, on the 26th.
Receipts of internal revenue for the
week ending the Path were 81 ,s7s.739.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop OF
Quebec died On Sunday !.
In match game Of base ball tue
Mutuals, Of New York, beat the Athletics, OF
Philadelphia. The score was % against Il.
A National Convention Of Base Bali
players wilt be held nj Cincinnati, in the
Clarendon Hotel, on the 25th of September.
The ST. PahE aud Pacific railroad i
now open to lake MinnetOnka, and trains run
regularly to that point. es.-.i-Lg 9
The wife of j. b. Tascoot, proprietqi
Of the Globe Hotel in st. Paul, died very sad
denly OF heart Disease on sunday. r
TIE Ilfineis editors are making prep
aratious for an excursion TO the Rock.
Mountains, Orer the Pacific Railroad.
The Minnesota harvest is progressing
/ favorably, and the wheat already. threshes
/ proves 10 be of the best quality ana OF Boo'
bulk.
Work Is TO commences -lmmediatel,
ON the new United States Marine Hospital u
Chicago. General Webster is to'be the engi
neer and superintendent.
The body of an unknown woman, ap
pafentlY abOnt % years old, was found Mon
day evening at about 6 O'Clock floating in tn
Chicago river, near Ogden's slip.
The President has appointed f. I
Sherman postmaster at Chicago, to I'LL th
vacancy occasiOned by the death of Colon'
Gilmore.
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SEHl-WEEKLY wlsCOy>Ig.
Daily WISCONSIN.

One copy. one year .....- sr,.o~
Gao copy, three months 80 %
So BY comparing the above rates with tbo.. NJ
0theT Journals, they will be- found the lowest in
Inc WEEKLY WISCONSIN is ono of the hest
tapers Tor the family circle aud Preside tuII5sbad
IA inc West IL Is a large sheet. and each nng,fer
contains disest OF the News Uf She wees and a
great Ftrlety 81 Interesting and enteriaiuifr to,
any ahu miscellaneous reading matter also he mar
heth "i milwaukee,, Chicago and New YORK; IN
and produce, groceries, dry goods hardware INN
Der; caitle, provisions everything the farmer
wishes t'buy o. sell, and gives more reading nalter
man any OF the New Xork or chicago pauers fresb
spicy and variOus. ''
All rostmasters are Authorized 10 receive ana
ieilit money aud to act as agents IN gettiua an
CiuDs Nhen the number Cf WeekIies taken AT apv
fost tIfhco exceeds TEN, Eaw names may be- added
a. Sl39 per annum. Any Subscriber may form
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At our Tisk, } no THE PHOPRi ETOks -
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milwaukee, " Is.
Milwauk e. September !, 1867.
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Commission Dealer in Hops, exclusively,
No 43 Front Street, New York.

---Umversalism is about one hundred
years old America. and it is pro-
posed to celebrate it's centenary in
1870, a. century from the landing of
John Murray, their rstpreacher. The
body now numbers abont 700 ministers
and 500 organized societies. 1t has
seven newspapers and three maya
zines.
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a sneoial from GalYeston. Texa

A special from Galveston, Texas,
dated the 10th, says. ''The epidemic is in
creasing again. Deaths on the Path were
twerity-eight. The total for the week was
one hundred and eighty-two. The grand
total was five hundred and twelve-four
hundred and seventy-three from vel ow
fever, including military interments, on the
25th, thirty-One. Colonel Albert, of the
United States army, died last night. There
have been one or two deaths daily among the
troops during the past week. Surgeon Roe.
OF the United States army, is sick with II
also General Kent. Collector of Customs. E
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TeLscRAEHic sUNmARY.
YrLLOw FEvER.

Nineteen deaths from yellow fever
occurred in New Orleans on the 2Sd.
Ia Wallace, Adjutaut 10th Infantry,
died at New. Orleans, Tuesday. Of yellow
fever.
The interments, in Galveston. Texas
-, saturday were q; for the week 15S. There
80 - deaths Oh saturday and Sunday nom
yellow feyer.1o
The yellow fever is slightly abating
=, Galveston. There were nineteen burials
-, The 23d. Over one hundred OF the prinei-
NJ ritizsns of Corpus Christi, including the
Presbyterian end Methodist ministers, died
of the fever. .-'e
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ayers Cathartic Pills.

ARE THE MOST PERFECT
puTeatiye we are able to produce
and, rs We think, has ever yet been
made by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown to the COM
munitY how much they excel the
othar madIctnaa I'm uaa. Tlap are
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-07

The wine crop of California this year
il estimated at IS OOO, 600 gallons, and brandy
at half a million gallons.
The Union Pacific Railroad Omaha
abranchl il now completed distance OF 5iO
miles.
The earnings of the Union Pacltic
Railroad. Kansas branch, IN July were slsV,-
ann rT6s estimatsd earnings for August are
$4,000.
The Commissioner of the General
ri Ofsee gives notice that Agricultural
CeiIees scrip may be located in Mimi sota,
Kansas and Nebraska, but not IN Michigan,
which has received the quantity allowed by
Law.
The President has directed that the
neuinsuIar and island in San Francisco bay
be reserved for military purposes aiso ,t that
: ,,,;Iitarv reservation be made at Camp
Goodwin, Arizona. embracing thirty-si1
s0uare miles.
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FOREIGN.

Intelligence has been received at the
Hsytian Consulate that ex-Emperor Holoque
died of apoplexy.
The sanitary report of the Island OF
China for July states that there were ! .zl9
csses .nf yellow fever, 226 Of which resulted
IN death. There we're also l54 deaths from
small pOK.
The shipments of gold from British
Columbia so far this year exceed those OF last
nv $500 600. The general trade with San
Francisco il moderately active, and the re-
suits are satisfactory.
Mexican Consul Cooley writes letter
n tbe San Francisco Bulletin prOnounclng
spurious the savage letter attributed t. Is
e6he5lO and declaring EscObcdO to be gem
tleman and friend Of the foreigners.
A special, dated Havana Odd, says
President Cabral, Of Dominica, has sent a
messenger To Washington with Instructions
10 accent their offer OF the United States Tor
the purchase of SOnana, Cd the island OF Hay
III for five million dollars.
A Washington special says that the
State UeDartment has received intelligence
through an agent OF General Prim. the Span
in revolutionary leader, that If successful he
will offer The leland Of Cuba TO our govern.
ment st price to be fixed by mixed com
mi-sion. to keep England passive spectator.
Cuba being pledged to repay British bond
holders.