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W II Roberson Il Of land dis - Of -
val $50 axes 8, 90
Shields & Thompson TT of land DIS Is Of Co
acres al 500 taxes 4 ,6S
james Fo9g's heirs II of land DIS Is of e5
eSyal ESQ taxes rs
VIM Wales guardian Rosaiee Philips Il Of
land dis II $40 acres val ll,6Ss taxes 6e,i
Al Alternately TT of laid dis valued 81
354o axes 80. oS
EIkmOnt Springs Company Or Of lsLddfsl
42o acres val 5000 taxes 90
Constantine Perkins, in Pulaski valued
5000 taxes 1000
VIM Judkins TT ofland dis Of 200 acres
valued 1900 taxes 900
John Marks tr OF land dis 8, 222 acres val
ued t4oo taxes 300
Pa5ters On & " illiams Il of land dis IS
acres val 90 taxes SO cents
VIM Walls tr of LAND dis s % acres val
! f r Crazy tr of land dis Is of 500 acres
| valued loco taxes 500 rE
Hartwell Harwen tr of land dis Is Of loo
| acres val Too taxes {. so
| MeCasksll TT of land DIS Is 125 acres val
ned 200 taxes 90
| JAS McCsllum TT Of land dis is POO acres
! valued 400 tax 200
jackson, Pillow s. CIecL TT CT land dis Is
! 1000 acres val 500 taX4,oo
! j B Lane tr oflanSS8i3 IS Zoo acres valu-
! ed 500 taxes ! 80
! Martin Taylor tr ofland dis Is Of II acres
valued rs cents tax IS cents.
WI Wilsford tr ofland dis Is 1850 acres
val loco taxes 90 s-r
| Helnan Williamson TT Of land dis is loo
acres val 400 taxes rs
A ii Yancy tr of land dis IS 3co acres val
ned 300 taxes. l, SO
| It is therefore considered By the Court that
! Judgment he and is hereby entered against
! the aforesaid tracts of land, town lots OF
| parts Of town lots IN the name and in favor
! Of the State of Tennessee, for the use Of the
| CeNtral Southern Railroad Company, for
! the sums annexed to each, being the amount
/ OF taxes besides costs and charges due seY
| ernlly thereon for the year 1891; And It is
, ordered by the Court that said tracts Of land
town lots or parts of town lots be sold Is
| the law directs to satisfy the aforesaid tax
] es, together with the costs accrued thereon
| to them seyeTally, returnablo as the law di
| reefs in such cases. ..-
! Witness, Henry NJ Stanley, Clerk of said
| Court ut Office in Pulaski, this First Monday
! in April, 1870. II. NJ STANLEY, Cfk
In pursuance ofan order Condemnation
| issued to me from the Circuit Court Of Giles
| county, I will sell at the courthouse door in
| Pulaski OIL The
First Monday in July Next,
the above described lands, fer Railroad Tax ,
es for the year 1851, and costs and charges
! due thereon. c. II. BROWNLOW,
Railroad Tax Cole tor.
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BIooded Stock for Giles

At Alexander's annual 81
b CODED stock, which came -
Woodburn Farm. Kentucky, las.
week. the foIlowing purchases were
made by Maj. Geo. 7. Altman, Of
this county:
B f. foaled April. by Planet, dam
MakuIka By Lexington, S212.
Oh. (. fOaled April. by PlaUet dam
Is, oiite. by Lexington. S5I5.
B. f. fosled April. by Planet. dam
Eandslis. By Yaudal. S3lO.
These FLIES were all foaled in
1869. Giles is bound to go ahead o.
any Other county in the. STAB in the
way Of fue stock, and II llman
ie entitled TO The thanks .peo-
l.is for his liberaIiIy and
IN encouraging the importa
breeding Of blooded stock
county.
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County C.u.t Cle1


servative" TO Dc
timely tbe eandi
Nor COun,y
che Rad cqlA--
Zszsful We agree
rvstivs7' that an expires
hoice Of the people cau
come at through the County
Court after the different mag
ia'rates shall have discussed the
matter 10 their different localities,
Than by convention. We hope all The
candidates will submit their names
to the court. and agree that its choice
shall be the man to run against the
Radical. The strongest man among
The Conservatives. ifhs is competent
should be the man to settle upon.--
What say the candidates?
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0PO

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
ID cd from the Circuit Court of Lawrence
County, Tennessee, / will sell on the
First Monday in July Next,
at public sale to the highest bidder at the
courthouse door in Luwrenceburg the fol-
lowing described tracts and town lots, for
the taxes dus thereon for the year 1869.
also to satisfy the costs and charges which
are n eaclI case collectors fee $1,oO, Clerks
fec Sl.5o, printers 81 so
Tract of land dis II l19 acres valued Is
taxes rs cents listed to II Ally.
Il II Hunter tr of100 acres dis eleven val
70 taxes 10 cents la
Fl Maxwell tr OF land 6Is ele ven 200 acres
valued 200 taxes 9, 90 -r.-
w S Mcbride tr of land III acres district
eleven val 1T5 taxes / 10 .s
W McKennCn tr of land $50 acres dis
eleven val 25o taxes so
A l. Picliard tr of ana 300 acres dis elev-
en- val enc hundred fifty taxes 80
John Renfro tr Of land 2G4 acres dis eleven
value d 400 taxes 90
Summer Town Company tr of land 200
acres dis eleven val 400 taxes 4,co
T II Stewart town lot in Henry Vile no y
EsRIued { ) taxes Is cents
gurnbaW tt Of land loo acres diselev-
en- GF1ed T5Nkxs cents
A ] NJ White tr Of land 100 acres dis e!ev-
en- valued Is taxes Is
David Helton tr of land 100 acres distr. ct
twelve val 10 taxes ten cents.
VIM Martin tr Of land log acres dis twelve
valued so taxes so cents.
Robert 81 Cooper tr ofland l94 acres dis
thirteen valued 100 taxes 90
F o Cross tr OF land $50 acres dis thirteen
valued Is taxes IS cents.
Stafford heirs TT Of land 200 acres DIS thir-
teen val - taxes rs cents
w II Smith tr ofland lT2 acres dis thir-
teen val 100 taxes l 50
Luther Wood trof land 400 acres district
thirteen val 100 taxes 90
TT
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TN pursuance of an order from the clerk of
/ the county court of Lawrence CO., Tenn,
upon the suggestion OF the insolvency OF the
estate of James NJ. Grisham, dec, this is to
give notice to all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to appear and file them
with the clerk of said CONT, duly authenti-
Gated, on or before the first of October, 1870,
or they will forever be barred.
CHAS. M'LEAN,
jun244t admir- &c.
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6Rl.-d3.At IL &C q

CoS8Se1sl-b 600
q II Nix tr OF land 290 acres dis val
Ted 25 take J IS
r Nichol TT OF land loo acres dis 1 val so
taxes SO cents.
Allen q Isaac Bryants tr of land dis Is.
40 acres valued 500 taxes SEQ
i 8 Boswell tr Of land 200 acres dis Is
vain d IS taxes . cents
George Eaton TT OF land 1eS acres dis Is
valued Is axes - cents
Nancy Hughes tr Ofland4o acres dis Is
valued So taxes 50 cents
CD Herrin admir- II McCrory dec TT Of
land l26 acres dis ! ) valued Zoo taxes 200
JaS-ASCanless tr of land dis Is l99 acres
val 5 taxes IS cents.
S 'anleSS tr of land loo aer.s dist. let IS
valUSG taxes so cents
ID Redlcll tract o. lind 137 acres dis 10
valued 500 taxes 800
David RcdellGSestate II Of land 500 acres
district is valued ESQ taxes 2, 80
r Read II oflaEd loo acres dis 10 val
SO t-Xes so cents
z- Boz r IT. ROSE.
One of tic Securities for T h Scott, Des.
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Planters Bank.
Tia sCreditars. of the Planters Bank

A Re hereby notified that, by a decree of
~ the Chancery Court at Nashville, IN the
cause of w. w. Berry against the Plan
teT3s Bank and Others, made with view
to a final distribution Of the assets, the
holders of the notes of the Planters Bank,
or any other claims or demands, of whatso
ever nat"re, against said Bank, must II lie the
same in the office of the Clerk and Master of
said Chancery Court, by or before the
First Monday IN October, 1870.
and that notice of this order be published in
Mt least one of the daily papers Of Nashville
Ka, xville and Memphis, and in the weekly
papers Of Franklin, Pulaski, MurfreesboTo,
Athens and GAINESVILLE, continuously up TO
the first Monday in o ;tober, $40
MORTON B. HOWELL
June ten Am Clerk and Master.
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~ SAFES Ia

Lawrence County.
DY VII tie Of an order Of sale to ne d.
D rectsd from the Clr,u.t I ourt of Law
renee County, Tennessee, VII sell on the
First Monday in July Next,
at pub ic So, e to the highest bidder ut the
courthouse door in LawEelceburg, the fol-
lowing desert bed tracts Of land for the taxes
due ih1reon for the YER 1868, alsU to satisfy
the costs which are CLERKS fee $3.50,
collectors fee 81 90, printers fee SF,50, IN
each case, to- Eit
Pcrnlcli;sr { apertor tr of lard $50 &C res
distTics J valued $50 taxes $50 r.........-
v Is Hill II OF land AS acres dis yalu-
CT $50 .-
Martain, Perkins & Co tr of land Of 40
a:-L dis va1Eal aT5 txcs 2,75
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FRIDAY, L4uqust 12th, 1870,

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
The premises, the remainder of tract ofl98
acres of land not covered by the widows dow
of james 3. Baugh, dec, situated in the -
civil &lstrict- of Giles CO., on the east side Of
Richland creek adjoining the lands ofThos.
Z Aberget hy..sJas a Bowers and others.
IERMs.-C 5uFth OF the purchase mo-
ney to be paid ia months from day of sale /;
enc fourth in u months, the balance in two
and three years, all bearing interest from
dAtD Notes with good security required and
lien retained. jnyone a. cox, c d NJ.
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Closing Fxerci .es.

We had the pleasure Of attendin 6
the closing exercises Of the Pulaski
College. last Friday and At night. We
are happy to say that The young la
dies acquitted themselves admirably
and with honor to their teachers. A.
night the large audience presen. were
entertained with the readihg Of es-
says. iDlerspersed with music from
Pape's pupil s.essa5s were orig
inal and reg well written and
delivered. music did justice
to lis we'll Known ability as an in
structor.
In this connection we remind
our readers that The next session of
the College commences on the 22nd
day of August, and tbs prospect for
a liberal patronage is quite ercOura-
ging.
The Carthage Vilette proposes that
the Publishers OF every paper in the
State shall regularly mail copy of
their paper to the ''Homo" for the
bene6t OF the children By this means
they will be furnishe with a variety
of instructive aud intereeling reading
Qaiter and be constantly assured
g the press ms well as the people Of
asr State feels an abiding
bleressNss.aeif welfare and hsppi-
IS.
ye comply with the greatest pleas
/ ure.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-07-01

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spool5
No fastening seams by hand and no waste
of thread. Wide range of application with
out change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and fTmness at
ter washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done b. 9th
eT Sewing Machines, these Machines execute
the most beautiful and permanent embroid-
y and ornamental work.
The very highest prize, the Cross OF tho
'gion of Honor, WAS conferred Oh the rep
sentative Of the Grover aud Baker Sewing
, Jcbines; at the Exposition Uniyersele Pa
ris, 1867, thus atteSting their great superior
ity over all other Sewing Machines.
he agent may he found at Mrs. Rudd's,
where Machines cen be seen. no19tf.
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Friaag, AKqast "a, l87O,

sell at public sale to the highest bidder in the
town of Elkton, on a credit of and Il
months with interest, free from the equity
OfTedemption, the store house and lot men
toned in the pleadings, situated in said
town, on the north east corner of the public
square, known on the plan Of said town as
lot no. %, and ll:If OF lot nc 26, and bound
ed on the north by an sIley, east by q lot
belonging to the heirs Of George Scruggs
dec, EOuLE by q public street and west by the
Pulaski d Elkton Turnpike, and sold as the
property of w II Hodges.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained. juyone a COX, c & m.
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a D. Bull admir- vs. W Il Hodges.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, l
will on
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Flfdau Auaust 81. 187O.

sell at pub ic sale to the highest Bidder in
the town of Elkton, on a credit of and two
years with interest, the store house and Tot
situated in "aid town, being fractions OF lots
known on the plan of said town "a lots nos.
81 and 80, on the east side of the public square
of said town, and tho same belonging to the
late firm of Hunnicutt 81 Bowers.
: Notes with approved security require an
lien retained. juy one A: COX Z d N.
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PROLIFIC

We have been shown q small twi Q
f on an apple tree growing 10 the o r
chard Of our friend. Col. James Nc
Kssaek. at YaIa Mile, which had a
cluster Of Is apples upon it. We are
'n'Ormed that many of the t~igs have
many more than this. La fact the Col.
says be can prove BIZ Andy Budd
that as many as nine bushels can be
found in one cluster. Dave Bunch
says this is Dot.rrus but has no doubt
the Col can prove it by Andy. How s
that. Budd?
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

d. /. UREGORY, formerly with c.
:. judd, of She lbyville, has taken an inter
est in the gallery o. G. A. IIaiIo of this Piaca,
and is prep red to make all kinds OF pic
lures known to the art. Give thUln call.
juyl-tf.
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Tuesdau. Auqust 2d, 1870,
Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue of a writ Of vendi exponas in ia
ID vor of p. W. Nave against W. a. Chill
ders, issued AID directed to me by III Jerk
Of the Circuit court Of Giles county, Tenn,
| will selISh
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We learn that here - eayy
wind "a the Eastern p1fti6a Of this
county Monday. Some damage was
done to the growing crops and trees
and chin neys were blotrr down.
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A L Bull admir- vs.. Ellen Hunnicutt and
others.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
i Court NJ Pulaski in the above cause, !
VII on
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Ihos: B. Bough, admir- vs. Mary Baugh
aud others.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
will on
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Ihk5 Citizen.

,. 0. CORD. In Z. D. IcoEHE
&. q. McCoRp, s CO.. Publ, h
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Great Chanoery Sale Of
FARMING LANDS AND TOWN
PROPERTY.

c. N. 0rd0ay and wife vs.. Anna B. Bran
lett etals.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
I Court at Pulaski, in the above cause, l
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- hair TieI.ls 70 :. Barreat'..D -

e Col Forsyth OF the. M9bils, Regis
ter and Col. Dunn, Of the Tribune
we're about 10 make = personal matter
out Of a as wsRaper controversy. but
rivHds intsrfsrsd and The mater
= Lon orably adjusted without RS,
ting - desperate meaa-.
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Sarah Z Catlin Us " W Perkins, and w "
Perkins vs. Sarah E Catlin.
DURSU Mt to an order of the Chancerv
Court a Pulaski in the above cause. !
viii on
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state and Oounty Tax.s, 1ee8-9.

6taJ6 anu county IaX-S, 4o0c-5'
STATE OF TENNESSEE, GILES COL
CIRcUT Court, April TERM, 1870.
WuEtEAs, William A Malone, Collector Of
the public Taxes for the county of Giles, has
reported to the Court the following tracts
huvinE been assessed for the taxes for the
years 1859 and 1868 that the taxes thereon
are due and remain unpaid and that the re
specUve owners Ofthe same haze no goods
and chattelS within his county on which be
car distrain for sid taxes; ID wit:
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Iuesdog. JuLg e6tA. 1870.

rent out to the highest bidder in the town oc
/ Comprehensive, the store house and lot, sit
/ uated in the town Of Comprehensive. re
zcently occupied by Sarah E Catlin.
n otes with approved security required and
| lien. retained juyore A. COX ,c-& m.
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First Monday in July Next
the above described lands, town lots and
parts of town lots for State and County Tax
es tor the years 1868 and 1858. and costs and
charges due thsreon. ...z ..,-o.,-s-...
State and CsEpty Tax CollectoR.
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DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID cd from the Circuit Court of Lawrence
County, Tennessee, will sell on the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-10
BOARDS OF TRADE.

SEC. 6. Aad6e It further enacted. That
any number of persons. not less than twen-
ty, residing in the District Of Columbia,
may associate themselves together as q
board Of trade and assemble at any time
and place upon which majority Of the
members SO associating themselves together
may agree. and elect a president, one tr
more vice-presidents, as they may see Ct.
adopt name. constitution, and by-laws,
such as they may agree upon, and shall
theredpou become a body corporate and
polite in fact and in name. BY the name
and style, or title, which they may have
adopted, and by that name shall have sue
cession. shall be capable in Law, to sue and
be sued, plead and be impleaded, answer
and be answered unto, defend and be de-
Tended, in all courts Of Law and equity
whatever. and they and their successors
shall have common seal and may alter
and change the same at their discretion.
Said corporation shall have the right to
admit as members such persons as thcg
may see ft and expel any members as they
may see ct; and in all cases q majority o.
the members present at any stated meet
iugs shall have the right to pass, and also
| the right to repeal, any bylaws adopted
BY said corporation; and in all cases .b'
constitution and bylaws adopted by suct
corporation shall be binding upon and con
troll the same until altered, changed. o
abrogated in the manner that may be pre-
Escri6ed in such constitution.
Said corporation. by name and styl'
which shall be adopted. shall be capable i
law Of purchasing. holding, and conveyiuI
any estate. real or personal. for tho use c
said corporation: Provided, That such re.
estate shall not exceed in quantity one city
town, or village lot and building in th
District Of Columbia.
The officers shall hold their Offices e
! the time which shsltb prescribed in Il
Z H =
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T.Ts =,
ofHtcIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
sassED 1t TIE SECOND SESSION
FoRTY-FRsTi CONGRESS:

i
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS:
[puE11c-No. 51.l
concluded.
!, An ACT 10 provide lcr the creation Of ecs
potahcns in the District Of Columbia ).
general law.
I meoficers ofsaid corporation shall b
6 president, q treasurer, who shall act a
secretdty, and three directors. which sail
officers shall be chosen annually By ballot
and shall bold their olhce until their sue
cessors are chosen. Any neglect to choOs,
their officers on tho day fixed upon for thl
purpose shalfpot operate as forfeiture o
their acf Of Incorporation, IN accordanc,
with tie provisions Of this act.
The first election Of tot5cers, BY The per.
sous associatiug. according 70 and for the
| purpose specified in thes6fst section Of hi!
.ac., shall be at the time aud place deEg.
mated and agreed upon BY a mgority d
the persons who shall vote at said election.
At each subsequent election of officer.
of said Incorporation the owner or owners
ofa,lot or lots in said burial grounds shall
bc entitled to one vote IN the election ol
officers Of fsaid corporation, and no more,
and shall, by virtue Of such membership,
be member ofsaid corporation.
The persons associating together in nc
cordance with the provisions Of this act
shall cause the land designed as a burial
ground to be surveyed and plated: and a
plat of said ground, SO surveyed. shall be
recorded in the Office Of the register Of
deeds for the District of Columbia. Each
lot shall be duly numbered BY said survey
or, and such number shall be marked on
said plat and recorded as aforesaid.
The said corporation shall have power
to establish and change bylaws, and pre-
serbs rules and regulations for its govern
ment and the duties Of its officers and the
maTsgemens an, etsls ptopcEty
.e ps0eeees arlsns rom tue sale o.
Ivy = sae losegolng secaens o. OF sals aes
psosaasa = .oI, alseF aeauctns aa expenses
:. Pessnas'Dg aea laylng guy lots, snall -oe
ing and ornameuting the burial GROUND, or
for other purposes named in this act.
me properly or .ae coFpoEation, ,1N MS
gsoane, lets, anu appliances; saall ! pc ,.sS s1-
emp g isom. ..asaIlon ana saalt not % Aaole
% % sals. :. .on execetion.
pee.caiioa.-any person t.9 Or persons de;
s.tl9g 70 aeoicase any !os &. lseo, no. ex, @
csee.ng ase acre, as 9. ocs.al gsoane % o.
z, 9laee toF !oe eee g
inc use OF any society association, o.
nslsoeosnood; may oy oeea. Guly e1ecae 'a,
&C. &C OF tecotoec. convey sucn land 70 tne
District OF columbia, y INC corporate
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KILN e HOUSE.
CoAL, CoAL!! CoAL!!!

COAL! CoALI CoAL!!!
The undersigned, having opened Coal
Yard in Point Pleasant, is now prepared to %
deliver coal in large or small quantities to all
desiring it.
HTParticular attention paid to orders up the
Kaoawha or down the Ohio rivers.
Office ut the Kline House. ,,.
aug, 26-ly. a. r DEEM.