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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-05-21
& Sad sneetacle.

A white woman, who refused to give her
name. was arrested by the city authorities
on Tuesday last. charged with open and no
torious lswdness within the corporate linn
lis. She is dilapidated specimen and pre-
scented a sad spectacle. She was sent to
the lookup.
The season is now approaching when
Harvesting Machines will be wanted and
we would say to the farmers that we VIII
be able to supply the very popular Walter
A. Wood Reaper and Mower. either com
bined or separate. also, Hall, Moore d
Burk hartd's Louisville Chaf Piling or
Ground Hog Thresher, also the endless
chain powers and threshers. The ceiebra-
ted Puts Separator and Power. 6, 8 or 10
horse power. also the. Albany Cleaner and
Thresher. the Farmer Lynnville make Of
wheat fans, warranted not surpassed by
any. also good stock of Cider Mills, both
crushers and grinders. We will say to
those in want of a reaper. that in every
case we GO and put up the machine, and
if it should not work to his entire satisfac-
ton. the machine can be returned and the
money refunded.
We refer 10 gentleme in our county who
have used thu Walter A. Wood machiOe /:
Neill McCalum. A. Matt. Wilson. Lucius
Suttle. Colston Alternately. John H. New
bill. A. Cox, H. H. Hancock, David T.
Reynolds and James F. Smith.
As regards prices we will sell lower than
any person can buy the same machines in
Nashville or other markets and get Il EN-
here. We have also full stock of Horse
dies, &c. JNO. D. FLAUTT q co.
mav7- pm
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Rousseau---An Interesting Letter.

GALLATIN, TENN, MAJ, 5th 1869.
DEAR SIR Il have just looked at one
of the finest colts ever beheld by Rous-
seau out of small mare under five feet, by
Old Wagner. He was foaled three feet FIVE
inches. and is perfect in form, having all
the excelencies of Wagner and Roussesu
without any of the faults of either His
grand dam YVES by Ambassador, out of the
famous game old mile mare, Emily Speed.
If the colt was mine l would enter him in
any sized stake against any set of colts in
the Oorzd. Yours truly,
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Pulaski Manufacturing COMPANY

We ask attention to the card of the Pu-
laski Manufacturing Company in this pa
per, and would urge upon the attention
of ou capitalists the advantages afforded
them here to make iudicious and prof
investments.
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MusicgI ConcArt

The pupils of Miss Mary Edmundsou's
music class will give closing concert at
Cox's Hall tonight. Of course the many
admirers of Miss Edmundson will fiji the
Hall to Overlooking on this the occasion Of
her farewell concert
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Memphis Commercial Convention.

The Commercial Convention which as
sembled at Memphis on Tuesday last, is
said to be the most imposing affair Of the
kind ever held in this country. It's delib-
erations are said to embrace an extensive
range of subjects of great importance to the
West and South.
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"MarrYing Well"

This is the title of new story com
menced last week in the Hearth and Home.
by Mrs. Edison. illustrated by Stephens d
Perkins, which promiseA to be interesting
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Masonic Notice.

All the members of Pulaski Lodge, No.
1O1, are requested to attend the meeting of
the Lodge next Tuesday night. By order
of the Lodge. W. H. McCALLUM.
Secretary.
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L.eetnre hv Inhn Hannu-

We are pleased to announce that the far
famed John Happy has consented to
"preach" at Cox's Hall on Saturday even
ing, 18th June. "Text''-"The Cook of
the Present Dav''
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REMOVA Al
7. II. TAYLOR

HAVING removed to his store house,
East side Pablo Square. Pulaski. e'an.,
INFORMS all his friends and the public generally
that he is receiving large stock of new dry Goods
carefully selected, nice lot of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
&C. Family Groceries, Hard, Tin and Queensware.
a good supply of mechanics Tools of every descrP-
ton. Returns thanks for the liberal patronage of
the people of Giles county and socits continuance
of the same. Has also a nice lot of Teady-mad;
Clothing which he will sell at cost, and is selling
everything very low for cash; wants everybody to
call and see for themselves. decl8-tf
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Memphis is vigorously slapPing at mos
Quitoes.
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Hrs. z. w. RuDD

DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Giles
~ county, that she has just received the finest
Assortment Of Ribbons, LaeeS, BOnn(ts,
Hats, Flowers, Yelling &c,
ever brought to this market all to be sold very low
Rpr23-tlstiun.
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"KoUNs & TIGNoR.

PULASKI, June 2Tta, 1885,.
We, the undersigned, have been using Reynolds
Dixie Pump, sold BY Messrs. KOUns g Tignor, whe
theowneFs of the county right for Giles countyF
we'll satisfied with the performance of che same.
and cheerfnlly recommend them to all persons wan
ting pumps for either wellssG or eisterns. the
being more simple and daFable than any other
pump in use. J. B. STACY.
JNO r. Johnson
iuly3-tf A. COX.
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BAY WOODFORD.

WILL serve few good mares at the stables OF
w A. J. MeKimmin, one mile east of Pulaski, at
Thirty Dollars the Season.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To Cotton Planters.

We will take all the good Cotton
Seed you have left after planting,
and pay the Highest Cash Price
for them, delivered at any station on
the N. & D. r. R. We furnish bags
to ship in. For further particulars,
Address
J.P. O'SHUAGHNESSY & CO.,
Office, No. "a, South Market St.,
mayl4-1m Nashville, Tenn.
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DRUG SToRB
REYNOLDS DIXIE PUMP !!
The Simplest, Cheapest and Best /!
PUMP !

THIS is the universal acknowledgment of those
i who have used the Dixie, and having purchased
the right of Giles county, we propose TO furnish
them at such rates that every owner Of cisteTn
well may have one at very small cost. To in
a sale to those who need pumps, we need only
ask them to the Dixie tried, and direct atten7
ton to the certificates below.
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BUZZ ARD

By Columbus, ont of ''LtJle Sis,'' well bred as
any mare i'll America, will stand at Twenty Dollars
the season at the same place.
apr23-3m A. j. McKIMMIN.
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&c 2-tdS
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
ALMOST A RE-TH wEATHER-EXCITE-
MENT IN II COTTON MARKET-DEATH OF
MRS. DR.. CLAIBORNE.

o. PETERSBURG, February !; 1869.
We barely escaped a destructive fire to-
day. The old African church, on Harrison
street,-a wooden building-was discovered
to be on fire in one Of the upper rooms, but
happily in time for the flames to be extin-
guished before they had made much head
way. The house has been used for several
months as a colored school, in which seve-
raj hundred children are daily taught. BY
the way, it is the largest and most flourish
ing school of its class in the city, requiring
a principal and several assistants to con-
duct it. ."'
After two days of almost steady rain from
the northeast, the weather has cleared off
with o high wind from the west, blowing q
gale all day. The river is already over
leaping its banks, and there is q prospect
Of q high fresh.
Business is more than usually active to-
day. 1t has been a long time since there
was 90 much excitement in the cotton mar
ket--the price having reached t%wenty-nine
cents, and many holders asking o cent
more. At such times the spirit Of specula-
ton RUM riot, and even planters become
infected with the mania. Should presen,
prices be maintained till the planting sea-
son the history of two years ago will doubt
less be repeated, resulting, perhaps, In a
similar collapse. 1t is probable that there
ia no people in the world more mercuraaI
than those Of the South.
We have to record the death of an esti'
mable lady--the wife Of DR.. j. Herbers
Claiborne-which occurred yesterday. sh'
had been a great sufferer for severa
/ months. She was the daughter of MIR
Thomas, Of Brunswick, a gentleman verI
widely and favorably known. s.
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The sheriff shoots murderers, instead Of
hanging them, In Utah. ts2'@ .&

The sheriff shoots murdsrers, instead Of
hanging them, In Utah. s'>
An imprisoned Vienna murderess asks
permission to have q piano brought into
her cell. 4gnat asa- \,
Be not all sugar, or the world will swel-
low thee up; nor all wormwood, or it will
spit thee out.
A few nights since, as q son of the Eme-
g raid lsle was riding from Salem to Beverly,
Mass. on horse-car, the conductor called
for his ticket, but the passenger was unable
70 find it. What will l do saws PAT
Pay me seven cents" says the conductor.
"Marther am GUNS, but l didn't give but
six for the ticket" "Can't help that,n re-
piled the conductor, Sour fare is seven
GENTS or a ticket"; which sum Pat unwill-
ingly passed over. Soon after, he called
the conductor, with joy beamirg ON his
~countenance, and said, live found the
diyil, nov give me back my clint and take
the ticket y; which was done, much to the
ara usemsnt of the passengers, poor Pat not
thinking he WAS paying double fare.
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MEoKLENBURG, February |, 1869.


To the White People of this County:
Inasmuch as the meeting of citizens
which was held at our January county
court to appoint delegates to the convention
which was to have met in Richmond on the
10th day of this month was a 'uery small
one, and inasmuch as the Richmond con-
vention has been postponed till the 18th of
March next, would it not be well that We
have 8 general meeting Of the white citi-
zsns Of the county at our February county
court, and endeayor to get g. full expression
of public sentiment in the county on the
issues Of the day, and also to add to the
number of delegates already appointed, and
let the people Of the county at large have
q voice in this matter? United we stand,
divided we fall" The meeting ct our Jan
uary court was composed of about a bakers
dozen. No previous notice had been given
Of it. Let us lay aside passion and preju-
dice, and meet the questions that so deeply
affect US as Virginians as one man.
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By James NJ. Taylor d Son, AuctloneefS'
Office No. s21 Main street,
z .h-oo doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, At
~ THE SOUTHWEST coRNFR OF MAJ
SHALL AVN NINTH STREETS, FOE saIrr
LT MISUNDERSTANDING to remove nv Iamiis
carly in the snrtng tn nv farm near the Guy, So .
70 no ens blpd to give u 1t a closer attention VIII
an, interf.r'ng with my business In The CIV, am
hoi,g mn xtIl,npt to rent cut mvrest ence sltn'.tI
~ ahoyo 7 win saI1 tho same at auct'on nnhn nv
nran fses. ON TTrEsDtY the I'd day OF FEBRUARY
at hslf-paet 1 O'Clock z. NJ. ,,a
THE main bnilding contains twelve rooms. mn'
tho wing nine rooms. embracing large ana manu-
sn,na narIors. HAMMERS. and d|r1ng-rooms. ne.
sides dressing-rooms. closets. kltchen. serVdhnS
rooms. &c, &c. It is supplied throuRnoHt WIN
wafer and gas has hot and cold baths, ana every
other convenience to he found In modern hrst-ci'ss
dwefInys also. stable, carriage house, &c, &C.
In resnect of comfort conv nicnce. ann deslra-
bf1i.y of observation-disclosures In one square nf the capl,'
tol and convenient tn all the puh'ir hnildhngs-lt Is
considered tn he one OF the most desirable private
residences in the city.
TERMS: One-ihird cash {: balance at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by a decd ~ trust.
JAMES VI.
M W. TAYLOR & Sor, Auctioneers.
ImmrdI atelv after the above sale will he sold
that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at the corner
of Broad and Ninth streets. with the Improve.
ments thereon. The lot fronts AZ feet on BROAD
street and runs hack about ln feet 10 4 2o-iont
paved alley at present occupied rs stores and
dwellings.
rTRRMs {: Made known at sale. .
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 3 SON.
.. Auctioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, ~Auctioncers,
No. 821 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF THREE VACANT
LOTS. IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY. AT
A~UCTION.-By virtue of a deed of trust made by
J. =. Saunders and j. W. Walton othe subscriber.
dated The 81 day Of December: 1891 and duly re-
corded in The clerks flee Of the County Court Of
Henrtco. to secure the payment of a certain sum
Of money therein mentioned. due bytwo certain
the payment of one of the said notes, at the request
Of the holder OF said note, and in accordance with
the terms Of said deed. 7 shall proceed to sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder. on FRIDAY
the 18th day OF February, 1869, on the premises, a.
half past l O'Clock T.. NJ. the property mentioned
In said deed or trust, az follows THRFE i'oIs
on the east side of Cherry near Beverly street.
fronting each 30 feet on Cherry street and running
back lao feet to an all Y.
TERMS: Enough /, cash to pay the eXnenses of
the sale and the note Of 1872 with Interest from the
81 dav of August. 1862 the balance on such time rs
NAV be agreed unon at the time of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
sale to he conducted by N. TAYLOR x
SoN. Aucttoneers. le5
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BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE
NORTH SIDE or EXCHANGE ALLEY BF-
TWEEN THIRTEENTH m FnrRTE ITTT
FARM OF TwENTY ACRES. HALE A MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING OAK.
WOOD CEMETERY.-By virtue OF s deed o.
trust executed to the subscriber hv Nr. Pevton
and wife, hearing date 18th september,
1865, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
and also in Henrico County Court, 7 shall, In exc
on the premises. In the order advertised, on TUES
DAY the 9th of February, 1859, If fair. X not the
first fair dav thereafter. commencing at IL O'CLOCK
NJ, that valuable o located as above. imme-
diately in rear Of the large store owned by Mr..
william Ira Smith, and recently occupied by
Messrs. Noah Walker e Co.. fronting 20 feet run
ming back 65 feet to said Smiths line.
And at 1 O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises, that
valuable COTTAGE FARM, called "The Re-
treat ;, adjoining 0akwnod Cemetery. containing
TWENTY acres. The landts highly improved,
ard the buildings are sufficient for the use OF a
small family. AS q market or dairy farm, this
one possesses peculiar advants ges nv reason OF Its
proximity to the city. being within one and a
half miles of the Old Market. Selling as trustee,
I shall convey with the usual special warranty.
3 TERMS Enough IN cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off the sum of ~, 900 and all int
rest in srrear on a credit as to ~ 900 until the
nth of september, 1859 on a like credit OF 81. 600
until nth of september. 1870 on a like credit Of
81 600 until 18th OF September. 1871 and rs TO any
residue OF the proceeds on such terms as shall be
announced at The hour of sale-the whole credit
instalments to bear interest from II" day OF sale
and to he secured by a trust deed. 1t IS probable
on the day of sale the creditors may be willing to
H. A. CLAIBORNE,
ia 30 Trustee.
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--
ACTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
nv Lee Il eoddin, A~uctiopeers,
No. I'LL Main street.
SALE OF A FARM

ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF A FAkM
;n,1 Tur. CgARLEs CITY ROAD THREE
y n gS low RICHMoED.-By virtue or a
mlLn liz ~ fhe Cfrenit Court OF Henrico county
uec. narnced on the nth day OF November 1905 IN
~ ~ s,,,t IF Edward Hogan sgafnst IhnmAs
IS n.e Josaph J /. White. trustee. and others anu
iesioper appointed nv and acting unues
~ c.u.hnyitv of ga = dec-ee. in the place anG steau
~ Eva safd Jo, eph j.. white. trustee ne havIpe
r.pad ~ give the security required by sain decFse.
7 sh.I nroceed to sell at public aur,inn; on.,ne
nraniees, on M0ND " the 18th day ~ FrDraaSTn
iaso a. hnlf- past 3niclock. the a1E LIZ
csned WGEORGr'Sr containing onr rnnro
EpFD Avn TTHJRTY-rHRrE hCrEs more
or less, adjoining the lapd. RI Dr. Shhiies
de,sop, John n. Davis. and others. - ,,ooo,,arv
TERMS Cash as TO 81 much rs mav re ,a.IndJn1
"a rcfrsy the costs and expenses ri sac y,nrinu,mLI
charge7 Of an auc'ionee- TO make thin ~ saia
the CO of advertising this sale ann a IN srhse
v hich w.s enioined and the inJnnct'"m n.~g
orentlv d'ssolvei1 and also n Zee. nm rnrcb,ser
ten dollars. for p-cpa-tng n fced en e pnd sIso q
and the cost for stamping the sape. hands Of
snfscieut sum In cash-fo discharge Two neH,' ~
NJ Fro each hearing datc October IT, rSoo.
toIesf frnmf March l. 1886 upon each nnsil y" tho
eubiect m tho foIIowInr credlts-viZ ssUo %" s1e
ssd ~ MarcI, 1887: stso on the 2sd OF splL 700.
a,so IN tho oad OF Nav 1867 AS to Inc re
said n-oce eds or sale. the sameis 70 De nImus "snd
such tarms as the said Hogan NAV pre.Griuv nts-
IN def,nIt Of euch direction. as the salh him nro
g i,ner may think Just and reaeonanr-sar Mon IN
dit payment to. be properly ssS"re J. SMITH.
safd nrorn-tv. -. rorr,uIrsi npr.
5.,a conducted by LEE Il GopDIF, Auc'ioneerS'
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yXTANTED, A SITUATION AS SALES
wv MAN in some mercantile establishment. !
have g. large city and country acquaintance, ana
can influence considerable trade. VIII give salts
factory reference. Address a. D., through the
Rtchmond nostof1ce. box 78O. Ja0
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TALBOT SWEENEY, Trustees.
IL ALEXANDER DITHIEY.)

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN MECKLEEBURG COUNTY, VA.-By
virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for the
county OF Mecklenburg rendered on the 10Th day OF
September, 1868. In the suit of J0nes's guarIlan
rs Jones, &c, I shall on ESDAI the lotn
day of February. 1869. sell at public auction, upon
the premises. a TRACT OF LAND belonging TO
the estate Of William Jones, deceased, lying on
the waters Of Dockery creek. and known as LON,
hardy Groye,n containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. There is upon
the tract a large and comfortable DIV ELLlhd-
HOUSE, with all necessary out-butldlnSs.
At the same time and place l shall, by virtue OF
a decree OF the said court rendered on the same
day in the suit Of Sydnor, Coroner. NC. Tor &C.
rs. Jones, &c. sell ut public auction the MIL.
known as J0NEs'S MILL, with THIRTY-oNE
ACRES OF LAND attached, situated upon the
waters OF Mile creek, about three-guarters ot a
mile from the above-described tract OF land. This
mill is adapted to the grinding of both corn and
wheat has 4 very abundant supply OF water, ana
is regarded as exceedingly valuable and desirable
TERMS or SALE In each case a sufficient
amount OF the purchase money in cash to defray
EXPENSES OF sale, and the residue IN two equal an
nual tnstalments, carrying Interest from day OF
sale. THE purchaser Will be required to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments, and the title TO the property
Will ne retained until the whole purchase money
is paid. hohAo =. uVoDG,
In loot SoLHElissioHer.
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AUCTION SALES.
TH-TB DAY.

! = ryf-IgtryEr - ThI6 I'm
nv Cook q Laughton, AuctioneerA
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ELEaANT OFFICE SUIT J! 1 AND HOUSE, 1sis
Day ( al 20 a,sl9 oFF TS S sH TT OF OAK, Covered
WITH plush. censisting Of two IS, sofas and
MAHfoGsEY and WALNuT DIvANs,
SOF aS, and CHAIRS
K safs a9a h' ssEoaEThRr and BOOK
mAHoaANY sIDERoARD and CHINA
NEW Jenny LIND BEDsTEADa
E s. s .Pd sH fNft l' ssnSsTeT 4slssSSE
CCAsE ami :WoOD-sEAT CHAIRS and
CANE STOOLS 80 su.Drs
D DiLhb sKRSEsuH isA s1S
MsMSG Ny BUREAUS and WASH
mAa nAHD ipININe-TABLEseEs
NV and sdi sE EI5SP a51AtaId4n IS
10 g. COOK q LAUGHToN, Anctloneere.
CERGEANT's sALE.-Will be sold On
SFRIDaY NE KIT. the Sh instant, comm gannaT
si II O'Clock M, at the foundry OF M enpsi st rlt
The h%f"lioyins ysEy Sslss9,ss PT9peFFsy,h X Tst and
hAIihlSd -..
York make. weight probably 10 GOO ponnus
viii surface and match 24-inch wlde anu
s.inch thi, k, In complete order. Win nutn.
Ser of cut. r-heads. COULTER shafts, ana beits'
, cpINn.TONE and FRAME. PULLE1 @c.'
| nitb tixtures. for grinding knives;
, II, of PULI.EYs. varying from three ieet "
d, ELTON Of TURNED sHAFT1NG and
. pFoITR HANGERS, very heavy;
(, s.W FABLES with six extra saws for ripping
and cross cutting; -.-
ovAIVEt for either steam or wa'er; m
PORTABLE sLOEnMpTlvE M CON-
horse power, with Inch fues, IN gooo eon-
ImmsdiateIy after the above sale, will De SOFA
corner OF n lnth and Arch streets
I lot OF HORSES for stairs. Win Users eleps'
aud mouldipgs, ready TO be put up si-
/ lot DOOR FRAMES. IL
l lot dltereht si1ee'
/ lot POSTS and 80
2 boxes HAND-RAILlEGS, NIL OF whlcn arc VI
the best material and ready for use. ~
To satisfy AN execution in my hands In Ia'ol o
Bartlett & Robbins. surviving partners &C.
against Samuel G.. Robinson. F. yU
IERMS Made known on day OF SAFE. (.
"H' III. T.. ANDERSON, D. Be-
for CHARLES :. mIGLs,,
r. a-tds sergeant City of Richmond.
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By A. G.. Pullfam, Auctioneer.
2UsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN MANCHESTER.-In pursuance of
a deed OF trust dated on or about the both or May,
1885, from Henry Cunningham to the undersigned.
recorded in the clerks Office OF the county court OF
Chesterfield, I will, at the request Of the benef-
ciary. proceed to sell at public auGtl3n; on me
9TH day of February, 1856, the LOT with the dwell
ing and improvements thereon fronting about 40
feet on the south side OF Hull street at the corner
of Hull and Harrison streets, part or Lot NO. ~
In the plan Of Manchester.
4 TERMS OF SAL Cash rs to a sum sufficient to
pay the debt secured, and balance on terms to be
stated at sale. u. =. NC 4
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM. Auctioneer.
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ROCKS AND A ME RY.

T WALL TURNER,
- . NEWS-DEALER BOOKSELLER,
lila MAIN STREET,
has at all times a full and well selected stock OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
&c. Calls particular attention to his stock OF sta
tionery, believing that he can sell rs cheap II not
cheaper than any house in the city. Give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
tiers Immediately after publication. (
All MAGAZINES received promptly,
Ali principal NEWSPAPERS In the United
States can be found at his depot. WIN receive
subscriptions at publishers rates, thereby SAVING
the postage to the subscribers VINO suDscripe Will
him.
thankful for past favors from his friends and
the public generally, he is determined In future 10
nse ALI The energy he can command TO give his Gus
toners satisfaction In every respect.
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