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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-13
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For Other River Items. See T0urth Page.
Weather and wafer.

The weather yesterday was partly
cloudy and hot. with the mercury
ranging from TO to 80. The river
to 3 PM yesterday. had risen about
inches. 1t is swelling slightly at Lou
isville and Cincinnati.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 Pm. yesterday include the Hart
ford, Green River to Louisville; Fay
cite. Henderson and retun; Bermuda.
to Cincinnati; Pine Bluff, Grandview
and return.
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Boats Due Here.

Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from Louisville; Minneola for
Memphis; Altoona, for st. Louis;
Anna. from St. Louis; Evansville,
from Green River; Virginia, from
New Orleans; Mary Houston, for
New Orleans; Alpha, from Nashville.
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DlssOlution of CONFERENCE.-THE.

by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: ]. ID. Rowland, Clerk. fy2 l4t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21
1cKNBss. Pam ANN DBATR.

Legitimate result as penalties for violation
of natural 'avs, from which none escSpe.
lIs adee cheek, the pale and van fea-
& ress he d e. eye. the clOuded inteIleet. the
deep teaviag sisI. lhe feeble andemaciated
frame, The esiec,ed brow, the totteriDg gait.
all indicate pre- vious tranR7ressiou 81 IA +
showing ihat ''Dr"cTastinatisn is tie thief
of time. ~ Intelligent beings applv foF
some remedy - loon as circumstances per
init; While lose who do not act upon the
principle Al. ,''C;elavS are dangerous" gen
orally 'ln3e': &C more time and pay moro
money.
ThOrS. n o@mOthers and daughters. ~
81 s'.i0ns md conditions of life, are suffer
ING. lingering and dying from the effects Of
- me dreaded and dreadful
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21

sss. We have 20 doubt they have.
aud a very profitable one. il they paid
az few taxes and sold their stoves a.
high as they do here. We viii say
70 Culver Bros, they have presumed
q little too far upOo the Ignorance Of
the county of6cere and stove dealers,
s5lo pay their Eazes. in the South or
At aay rste in Giles COUNT. Fer tnF
correctness Of the foregoing, We re-
Ter you to the books OF ths County
Court Clerk Of Giles county.
Sigued, BoYp M. YoUNG & Co.
per You've.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21
TcoMMUKIcArED.l
PULAKI. Tenn. Oct. 90, 20

PULAKI. TEEK.. Oct. 90, 10.
Ma EDIToA:-Our competitors,
Culver Bros. Who are peddliRg stoves
in this and adjoining counties. will
pardon US for stating through our
paper to the public that they have
been peddling stoves 10 lhis county
without license. to the dstriment Of
the people Of the county as we'll as
ourselves. We do ROt publish this,
81 they may say. because they are 10
Oppo sition 10 US. We don't expect
to effect sny good to ourselves by its
publication, as they have already can
vassed this county from one end to
the other, but il is for the good OF
our honest friends and stove dealers
in LineolO. Maury. Marshall, Law
renee, Williamson and DaVidsOH
counties, that they nay be on The
alert and not ALLOW themselves TO be
imposed HpOa, as has been the case
with US. The daHsgs sustained is
no incOnsidsrabls thing, as they are.
according TO their oWu statement.
running from tee TO fifteen wagons
all the time, which they could not af-
ford to do if they concerned "a lawI
aud paid the tax on each wagon 10
each county in which they sell. They
say they have done an immense bus
iDess in West Tennessee. and aptici-
pate larger one in Middle Tennss-
ga --a ltIElm 5 esq
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Ffons -AlbaHy. &C. Ae'rs, sSt0t. 6tA, 1870.
PEMBEEToss, TAYLOR & Oo.-This enter
p-ising establishment is one IF the institu-
lions Of atlanta. As DrugSis hey are the
peers OF any horse in Georgia, Willie as man
.ufaetureTs of drugs and medicines, they are
without q competitor in the State, and with
but few IN the South. Their Laboratory is
one of the evidences of Southern progress
and the purity of the medicines they manu-
facture is beginning to keep an immense
trade at home that formerly went abroad.
Educated in their profession, reliable in
their dealings, and financially aOle to lead
the business, the firm IS rapidly extending
its influence and drawing patronage from all
pOr ions of the South and West We COM
mend them TO our iObbers and dealers gene
rally, with co nfidence that trial v i'll secure
an endorsement Of all We have said.
We take much pleasure in calling the at
tentiOn Of our readers to the advertisement
OF Globe Flower Syrup In another column.
: This celebrated Lrng Remedy is regarded by
81 who have tested its meri.s, 10 be the
most pleasant and t'uly va!usolo medicine
ever discovered. for the cure OfeOlds, cOuG h.,
asthma, DC. Like trUc freud The more
we use il and know it the better We llFc IT,.
8 1t is pleasant TO taEe and unlike All ovheT
Cough hcdirines offered to the pm ole, it
6coRtainS no opsom or any nguseating drug
and W. not disagree with the mOst dciicais
: Icons sutton. We advise alwhO have di 81
Cease ofthe lungs, such as lncipisnt ConsumP-
( ton Colds Asthma Bronchitis. &c. to t.y
Al once Il bot lc of Globe Flower SvTCD-
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Meeting of Our Citizens in ResPes
70 His Memory.
All Honor to Our Noble Dead.

A meeting Of the citizens of Giles
county having been called TO pay 3
Tribute Of Respect to the memory Of
Gen. RoBERr E. LEE. a laig &c number
assembled at the court house on SAT-
urday last, 18Th.
Hon. Jas. McCalIum Was called to
the chair. add 10 a shcrt I'D dress paid
beautiful and touching tribu'e to the
ilIustrious dead. Maj J. B. Stacy
and VIM. NewbiIl. secretaries.
On molion. isommi;tee Of Eve.
was appointed 70 draft resolutions ex /
pressive OF the feelings of the meet
ing. and Of the sorrow which the cad
event had occasioned. - -
The following named gentlemen
were appointed: Maj. H. G. Bate
Col. Scion E. Rose. Capt. w. c.
FlOurD y. Capt. W. R. Garrett. and
Capt. inn. c. Lester.
On motion, Col. g. @. Rogers. Col
Up. Mcclure and Capt. J. s. Wilkes
were added 10 the committee.
Appropriate addresses. eulogizine
the virtues Of the deceased we're mad
By Rev. R. Caldwell. Rev }. P. Ne
Fsrrin. Judge Logan, Maj. Roy sDd
Capt. Lester.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following:
WHEREAs, Il is proper when death
beresVes 3 nation, when a whole peO-
pie dsplore the loss Of 3 great and
good man. honored for his wisdom
and beloved for his virtues, that We
should lay our offerings on bis tomb. ]
all unworthy though they be and far
unequal to his merIts; yet they bet
ter tell a natiOn's love than the cold
er record al history's page. We at
tempt no eulOgy upon the life and
character Of ROBERT E. LEE. We
leave his fame to history and his vi :
tues TO posteEity.
REsoLvED, That in The death of
General RoBERT E. Les the country
has lost it's most eminent citizen, so
Ciety it's brightest ornament. and
the world the truest example of all
that is noble 10 life.
ResOlvsd, That we bow 10 humble
submission to the will Of the Al
mighty. Who has taken from US oae
whose bEi ght and glorious example
whose untsrnished character, and
whose answering patriotism will be
hallowed by his people while the
South has history.
RESOLVED. That We deeply sympa
thiEs with his family in this sad be-
reavement. and tLaG copy of this
preamble ard resolutions be forward
ed to their address. s.....
Resolved, That the ladies Of Pulas-
ki be requested to drape the Church
IS in mourning for thirty days.
II. G. Bate, S. E. Rose,
w. r. Garrett, w. C. FIournoy,
j. G. Lester. G. 9 Rogers.
J. P. Mcclure, j. s. Wilkes.
On motion, the resolutions we're
unanim Ously adopted
Capt. Garrett. Co. Rose, Maj. 7.
n. N. Jones. Cap. Wilkes and NJ,
NsWbill addressed the meeting in sp-
prOprists and beautiful eulogies on
the character Of the departed chief
tain.
ResOlVed. That copy Of thsss pro-
csediugs be furnished the Pulaski
CITIZEN for publication.
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Morbid Condition Of Tie Blood.

These are the fruitful source ofmany dis
eases, such as ScTofu!a, White Swelling,
GOut. Rheumatism, Erysipelas. Chronic
Sore Ewes, UICe7s, Swelied Neck, EirgwOrm,
Salt Rheum, Boils, CA.buncles, limPles,
BlO.ches, and EEuDoions Of al kinds.
For the cure of these various affections.
which az merely symptoms eff a morbid
state of the BlOCd, medical skill aud science
have not yet discovered a LtOOd ~ fcr
equal to the Compound Extract Of Sill
Iingi". This great Health Res:6.er and
b .Ood cleansing cordial thoroughly eTsdi-
Gates eve.y kind of humOr and bad faint,
and rcsSo es the ent. &c system to a healthy
and perfectly pure condition.
The genuine only is prepared by PEN
BERTOE. TAYLOR65 CO., Chemists, At
.ansa, Ca, and each bears the signature of
J. s. PEmBERTON. O2l-lm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21
coSdS1oN oRoa-sHoP BTTFERs

Empty Bitters Bottles, of various styles,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and {. Din ihF ughout the land. Theil taste
is pleasant, and are 20 vel Used o cure almost
every disease, while tiIe manufac; urers snow
thay possess no medicinal proper les what
ever. They are so many Gisguiees for eX-
ceedingly common beverages which 10 not,
nor cannot possibly cure anv one.
Beware of these heasaut JiGters in q"art
bottles, they con ain sing Sor your vitals,
and he who BUYS ,hem c9r.ies ''toPeT's''
grog into his aOuse. One men who knows
nothirg aGOuC medicine, =: ys lis big bottles
of common stuff will cure caillS and fever,
rheumatism AID consumption; another,
whose bottle is vcly Sancy cures all impur
tiles of the blood, makes OF men young,
casts out devils restores sight to the bhpd,
and numerous osher miracles; while yet an
other, who presumes every man drunkard,
proposes to c; re collie, ;Egrowing nails. vel
low fever. heart disease anu lOve-sick mai
dens We know they make 40 such cares,
we know the people G5 large are deceived
and swindled, and as we desire 20 venLilate
these common iUmGugs. make the following
challenge 90 one and all:
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ALSO.

At the same time. on the prem :ses. the Steam
Saw IL GTiSt Mill, with about 50 acres of
land situated on the waters Of Pigeon ROost
Creek. on the CornersVille DAD, belonging
to said intestats and Joel A Samuel. Before
the day Of sale said lands will be divided in
to lots to suit pu chaSers. Pats and sur
veys Will be exhibited on day ofsale.
Z, RMS; On credit OF I, 2 4 3 years
from Sept. l, IIT0. Notes with approved Sc
curity required and lien retained ola
W. T. BALLENrISE, q. & II.
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FEMALE co1TPLATNT.


That claims its victims throughout the
lePgth and breadth of the land.
Mapy females suffer n some wry at each
monthIy period; aome girls ara in great Peril
at Tie commencement Of menstTuation
while older ones dread its decline 81 the
,ui at lite''. Sometimes the menstrual
How s too n uch, or 100 little, and may be
attended with pain, may be Irregular or en-
tlrely checked, or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing symptoms.
LeucorrhGa, or the Whites, frequently
da'sIns tho system, or liberation Of he womb
may create pain and cause rapid nFostFatfon.
Falling OF TIE womb IS an exceedingly
common complains. giving mech trouble ana
distress, which, under Ordinary treatment,
is difficult to cure.
Mysteries Green Sickness. liability Of
the Womb, and O. der SCI iors and fataIcom-
plants follow the ,emale sex lhi ong;I Efe.-
Lives theTe medical gentleman W no has or
can elieye he fair sex Of The F.Sove iroul1-
les! Not maBv. j. ,heIe no COMPUTATION
Of -emediel agents thai Will come 20 ileI ras-
cue! We answer, Yes.
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Fire Insurance.

Persons Wishing to insure their
property against Ere could not do bet
than to call on Maj Bate and get 3
policy in one Of bis companies. They
are eli first class. -.r-
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FE-
MALE BIT a,RS contains as much medic
inal properties rs one bottle of any of the
pleasantly tarted eOmmoR advertised bitteTs
Of the day ! The medical profession to de-
eide e question Be it understood that En-
glisn Female Bitters is not beverage, but
Is q powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic COM
bined, curir G long standing chronic fepale
complaints IN every direction.
Pnt up in large bottles at $3.50 per bottle,
or ak bottles for $500, and sold by drug
gists and merchants everywhere.
]. P. DROMGO0LE & CO.,
- r. ProPrietors, Memphis. Tenn.
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Iuesdan NoV ~ Ia1O.

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, upon the terms prescribed by
said decree, the following described tracts of
land, Except the widows lower belonging
to the estate of VIM Samuel decd, lying in
Giles county, civil districts No. IL and Is
adioiding the lands OF Merritt Eslick s. 9th
ers, and known as the Home Place and the
Graves Place, containing together about $50
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Saturdau. INoV "a, 10.

the lands belonging to the estate OF Henry
Suries, decd. Said lands lie miles south
west of Pulask;, in the 6th civil district OF
Giles county, adjoining those OF Z j Z era
~. decd and others 1t III be sold IN
tracts, all of which are well provides Wish
WOOD q I'd water. TKEMs: Said lands viii
be sold on credit of 2 . 3 yesTs. except q
eush payment of > per cent Note with AR-
proved security required and q lien retained.
Oct 20 81. II, AXNETT, OK CITY Z {.
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The N aShviIIe
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Caah Canital RoOO 80

Cash Capital 5000, OOOI
A Southern Home Institution, controTed
BY The best Finaneiers aud wealthiest Csspi-
talists of Tennesse. lnsures on az apprbv
Ell tables. Offers undoubled Secarity and
hest advautages. Agents wanted Apply
to 4. W. AcCoRD, Dist. Agt.,
or JNo b. SMITH. Ssecial Agt.
80. H. Bass President. eAa 49,
WM- HENI SMITH, Secretary.
DR.J. F. GRANT, Gen1 Agt. se2tf
To the Public.
Having received the appointment Of Dis
triet 4 gent OF the Nashville Life Insrrunee
Company FOR tie Counties ofGiles, Marshall.
Lawrence, Wayne and Hardin, would be
pleased to lay before the people generally
the merits OF the Company represent The
Nashville Life has become the Life Company
o. che South and has wo1 a reputation for
promp- ness and solvencncy unsurpassed by
any similar Institution. I would be pleased
TO see my friends and the public generally
at my old ants dslIcgn Office, { n End Main
street. lately occupied by DR.. j. +. Grant,
I take pleasure in announcing that | have
associated with me Mr. JNO. b. SIXTH, who
win act US a Special Agent for the Company
and for he district under my control, SUI
pervising agencies, soliciting &c. I com
mend him the eoHrtesies OF my friends.
I. W. McC0RD.
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TAursdau. Nov. 24th l87O.

Rebecca c. Samuel ct ais, VS.. Martha A.
Samuel ct ais.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
Court ut Pulaski in the above cause, /
will on -
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DRo1SGooLB & cos BUcHU.

affections sf she Kidneys and Bladder ever
offered to the public. 1t is prepared by reg
ular physicians and uaed by he profession.
Price 81, or Fix bottles for S.; Sold by
druggistA and merchants everywhere.
Up. DR0MG0OLE s. CO.,
7r3 rrl AF.v,-,Rs. r.,
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Taesdoy. Nov Isl, 1870,

to the highest biC...er at the courthouse door
in Pulaski, foI cash, the following described
property to- vii: tract Of land in civil dis
,Fic. no 10, on the waters Of Bradshaw creek
bounded on the east nv Willis WOrley, south
BY w p Smith end w Ilarwell, west by
n 4 Murry and Houston and others,
and nor Ia by o II Holly, said 10 contain
7lg acres and levied On rs The properly of
w z HaTwell. u. II. PARSONS,
Sept lS70-4t Sheriff.
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NoTTGH

Amanda Harwe v Marcia Harwell ct ais,
A Ill persons having claims against The
II opholus Harwell, deed, are hereby mott
fed to sic them duly aUGhent:ca ed with the
|unders; ned Clerk IL MnsteT OF the Chancery
court at Pulaski on or before the LIST 81 Onday
in ebruRry, 1871.
|oct~I 800 VT BAL EHTlSE = m.
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Directors.
SoLoN z ROSE President,
JEO. c. BROWN, +. EDMUNDSON,
HUGH F. EWING, A. COX.
JAS. M'CALLUM, P. II. EZELL,
AID. BULL, CnESLEY M'MILLOE.
may2stf T. MCLEAN, Cashier
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BLoOAdIN YOUNG GIRL s.

Middle-a aged matrons. those Pt the critical
period. aud t,e aged 2':udmOtheT. H'e ell
cured Nv the uso OF our FIR. fish Female Fit
tiers. low prescribed and USED Oy physicians
all Owe he country.
l:vou are troubled with Falling Of the
Won, atteuded with sense oGUei2hC and
beai Y down ~ IN ,he back and side end
other ,endulr ev'is English Female Eit-
teTs EiiI give eo ',e elieS.
Those at tie urn D; NE mothers after
con dnemen5. and all Others IA. ie or femaiel
WHO :ie con valescents fl ON any pTotraeted
o. GeJilita:ing complaint, W 10 gain strength
slowly, apG whose digestion is slow and M
ne feet will find these Filters the very
thing their system demands. 1t gives
powerful appetite, aids and assists diges-
lion, arouses the liver. s.I engthens mental
~ and physically, and ilis the wsOle sys-
tenn with pure crimson blPOd cOursing
through its channels.
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WHEREAS, 1T Has BETN MADE
w known to me that certain unknown
person or persons, charged with having
committed foul aud atrocIous murder, on
the S0th day o t August, 1870, upon the body
of John Buck (colored), late OF our county
of Giles, has fed from justice and is now
running at large.
Now, therefore, ]. D. W. c. Senter, Gov
ernor as aforesaid, by virtue of the power
and authority in me vested, do hereby offel
q reward of Five Hundred DollIrs to any
person or persons who may aPPTehend the
said guilty party or parties, with evidence
sufficient to convict, and deliver him or them
to the Sheriff or Jai'oF of eur county ofGiles,
in order that Justice in that behalf may be
had aud executed. -
In testimony whereof, have hsreunto Sc:
my hand, and caused the Great Seal
L.. 81 of the State to be affixed at Nash
vile. on the 2Ist of September, 1870.
By he Governor:
DIV. @. SENTER.
7. H. BUTLER, Secretars Of state. 1904
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Iuesdou. Nou Ist. $40.

a tract of IS acres of land, boandcd on the
north by Mckinney land. east hy NJ 4 Holt,
west ~ Mrs IIunnIcutt and south by Holio-
way tract. and lying on the north boundary
Of said Holloway land, levied on as the prop
erty of K L IIollowad.
Oct. 10, 20. D. II PARSONS, Shelf
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MondaY. Nov. aIst. le7o.

the land belonging to the heirs Of Francis
Perry, decd, the same being the les acre
tract cor veyed G9def the ortier add DEGREES
of the Chsnerey coH!t 1t PULASKI by Marsin
n Lane TO RbOda cry for and during her
natural life, with remainder in fee 40 the
heirs at law Of Francis Perry, decd. Said
laad lies in tina 10th civil district of Giles
county, adjoining the lands OF Bent W hee er
and others, aud about miles west Of Brick
Church, IN good neighborhoOd, convenient
to Churches and Schools. There are upon
the pl zee good dwelling and out-hOuses,
orchard and the besS Of Water. TERMS -
Sold on a credit OF 3 ears with interest,
except aeash payment OF 5 per cent.
E0Jcs with approved security re-, uired end
3 la n retained II. Il. AYMETT,
oct2I Cl'k City Court.
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Fire Insurance.
Valuable Land for Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the county court of
ID Giles county rendered at the September
tern, 1870, in the cause of Alfred West e als,
vs.. T NJ Surles ct ais, l will ofEer for sale on
the nraFnssaa an
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21

Miss Sm1th
AS the pleasure of annOuncing to her
II customers and tie lm1he generally. that
she Is prepared to exhibit ? Choice selection
of Millinery, Dress Trimmings, Iaccs. etc.
Ia our dress-InakiBg dcna,lment we are as
sociatcd with Madam Demo1est, New York,
and are early advised oIEll changes.
Rooms west side Of 50 Iare. aPrs-tf
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Eridnu. Non. l8kh 1870.

/: eli to the lig hest bidder on the premises, on
credit of s IL Is months. the tTsct of
land mentioned in the PleadingS, containing
about 200 acres, situated in the 4th civil dis
trict OF Giles and the Sd civil district of Law
snc counties, on the waters of Sugar creek,
,tIe snae sold by A Cox, former g. 81, and
bid o If by one McMasters. Notes with APP
proved secrity required and lien retained.
oct9l w. +. BAL -ETTINE, c IN.
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Iuesdag, NoV. 20. I87O,

Tuesday, Nov. 22d. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on q credit OIL & years with
interest, except a cash payment of $50, the
tract Of land belonging to the estate of Mi
nor Wilkes, deed, situated on AndeTson's
prong of Big creek, about miles above the
town Of Campbe llsville, adjoining the lands
of Ben AshwoTth and others, and centain-
ing about 600 acres. Sold in lots to suit puT-
chaSers. a plat and snTve7 will be exhIb-
tied on day + sale. Notes with approved
security required and lien retained.
w. +. BA -EHTINE, c q m.
ON SAME d Az.
| will ret for the ar 1871 the Store
House IN Camp1ellsville belonging to Sarah
E Cath n. if not sooner rented. Notes with
approved security required.
w. F. BAL1ENTINE, c m.
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TCu1TCE

David A. Magee ct ais VS.. VIM. A. Cannon
ct ais.
A IL persons having claims against Ger rye
II Williamson, deed, are hereby notified
to file the same duly authenticated with the
g. q NJ. of the ChaT.cery court ut Pulaski on
or before the lst Monday in March next.
ocI14 W.. + Ballentine, e. & n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-21
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4. r. Richardson, admir-, vs. d. c. Amber
son ct ais.
A IL persons having claims against Sam1
n Y Anderson, decd, are hereby notified to
file them duly authenticated with the under
signed Clerk d Master of the ChanceTy
court at Pulaski, for pro rata payment on or
before the LIST Monday in FebruRFy next, or
the same sill De barr d payment
oct14 VIZ. BA LEHTINE, C. & 81.