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Italisn Unity.

The unity of Itafy. with the unity
of the German States. follows as ihs
results of the war which Napoleon
hastily declared against Prussia =
The restoration Of Rome TO its nqtu-
raj posi.io as the capital Of Italy is
an event which begins new epoch
ia the history of Europe, an ego III
whose dawn has been looked for With
az abiding faith in its cousummation
by the friends Of civilization and lib
cry. Il is not ia hostility to the
Roman Church, but abolishes the
Pspacy 10 its temporal power. Why
should Bishop be a man Of the
world, or why should he command
troops and levy taxes, when his gov
ernmen is spiritual?' Napoleon III
has by bis soldiers proven ed the ell
evation Of Italy to the family of na.
tious, aud when he was compelled to
Withdraw his army from Rome to de-
fend his throne, Italy breathed again
and asserted her claim to nationality
The world moves, and rapidly. IN the
year 1870 to wonderful results. We
b-lieve that the restoration of Rome
and tie unity Of Italy viii be a other
stride in the general march Of civili-
zaLion. liberty and peace. ---
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List Of Prices for Advertis ng:

Advertisements must be paid quarter
yearly in advance. Those inserted for three
months OF less. must be aeeompanied with
the money. Yearly advertisers are pcrnit-
ted to renew quarterly free of charge; '-Irther
renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisers ents from . distance must be
accompanied with the cash in every instance
The advertising of house or firm will be
strictly united to its own immediate bnsi-
ness
Calls on persons to become candidates,
and political circulars charged as adver-
tisemchts, aud will not be inserted without
the cash in advance. .- s..---. .s.-r..-
Editorial advertisements and personal
communi cations win not be inserted unless
l,aid for in advance at double. the regular
rates. rE .. l1r| 5000
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Conference.

Our people have experienced s
pri1 ilege during tbe'past week which
many will never enjoy again. LISA
happy thought, however. to know
that many have availed themsrlv'
OF the great advantages afforded By
tie occasion. The revival so viger-
ously prosecuted before Conference
met was energe,ically followed up
during its session. and the snthusi-
astic interest manifested received but
ons check, which was in the hard
heartedness- Of The people Of this sec
ton il falling to universally flock to
the standard 80 wen and admire bly,
upheld 10 our midst. During these
meetings we have Lsen delighted by
discourses from some Of the most EN-
ineot divlnes 10 The South amop
whom we mention Rev. Dr.. Holland.
Bishop Doggelt, and DR.. A. L. p.
Green. The Church has been uni
versa!Iy crowded to its utmost ca
pscity. and the mOst lively attention
and interest has been exhibited on
all occasions. The sessions Of Con
ference have been Of the most inter-
esting. and crowds have attended ev-
cry day. Over two hundred minis
ters and delegates were present
from all parts. The Conference
adjourned on yesterday to eonveneat
Lebanon next year. Altogether, we
hope that good results OF this Confer
enee may be experienced in Pulaski
through al time and find bright
culmipation in eternity-that the
mini 10 attendance have lettheiF
light IS Shine that the bI4zs Thereof
shall legitimacy to happy eternity.
EH n - " . ~
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Courier-Journalities.

In some parts of Connecticut rain is
so scarce aud apples so abundant tina
cider is absolutely cheaper than wa
ter. The teeto.al societies are panic
stricken and disba nding by dozens.
The St. Louis Times openly speaks
Of Horace g ee;ey's Respectable
looking legs" And vet, that journsl
pretends 10 go into families where
there are females ~ 9 .aI
40 Illinois paper denies that Gen.
! Grant ever ran a ferry in California.
It is great pity he never did. Itis
a great pity, in fact, that he is not
running it now.
Chicago has so much Cincinnati
whisky on hand thst shs has found
it necessary to import number Of
Cineinnati editors to drink it out.
% The Rochester Chronicle tells Of a
liltIe boy WHO ''fell int await Of boil
ing wateF-and was drowned" It
Was miracle that he was not scald-
ed to death. Goblin
The N. Y. Standard thinks General
Walbridge the coming man, Lei
him come, If he must. bn E z heaVr
EMS sake don't let him stay long.
= TT ..IT, =.
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Barns insured by H. q Bate.
Granny Wisener.

~
This"revereud Granny" is to me ct
Gen. Brown at Knoxville. She ia
tends, after discussing the abstract
right Of secession. and thu ertroct OF
various other ''yerbs. to explain the
secession" of the Ten tribes Of Isra-
ell as we'll as the previous "rebeliion"
of Jonathan-demonstrating the fact
that all long haired men prefer the
Cavalry" service. The old lady
will then swing around the circle
and discuss the cousIitutionality Of
"original SIM. Her forte, hsweVer,
is her spread-eagle vibrations on the
final perseverance, of the wicked"
on which, it is said, she particularly
lumbers. Go for EN-, Granny, we'll
hold your bonnet Cartilage Vidette.
Horse diseases REQUIRE EQUINE Remedies
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You owe for this paper ana
you know it ! M taf

It is the opinion Of many Perso us
that the late unprecedented fresheti ia
the James aud Shenandoah sivers was
not caused by a Continued rain, but
By somethiDg like the bursting Of q
water spout on OF about theiE bead.
waters. and their seuVees are not a
greatdistaRce apart. Fhs Good came
down in she Shenandoah ia great
waves succeeding each other rapidly
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SICKNESS. PAIN AND DEATH

Legitimate result as penalties for violation
Ofnatural laws, from which none escSpe.
Ihe faded cheek, tho pale and wan fea-
lures, the dull eye, the clOuded intelIect. Che
deep heaving sigh, the feeble and emaciated
frame, the detected brow, the totsering "a t,
all indicate pre- viOus trauszression Of law
Knowing that ''prNeTastinaSiOn IS the thief
Of time," all intelligent beings apply for
some remedy as soon as circumstances per-
nit; while those who do not act upon the
principle that ''delays are dsngeFoas,' gen
orally lnger, lose more time and pay more
money.
Thousands ofmotheTs and daughters, in
all stations and conditions of Ii fe. arc suffer
ing. lingering and dying from the effects OF
81 me dreaded and dFcadfaI
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BLOOMIN YOUNG GIRL s.

Middle aged matTons, those at the critical
period. and the aged grandmother, are all
cured by the use Of our English Female Bit
tiers, now prescribed and used by physicians
all over the country.
Ifyou are troubled with Falling of the
Womb, attended with a sense ofwcght and
bearing down pain in the back md slde, and
other attendant evils, English Female Bit
tiers will give entire relief. @ ..
Those at the ''tuTn OF life, /" mothers after
confinement, and all others [male or female)
who are convalescerts from any protracted
or facilitating com plaihb, who gain strength
slowly, and whose digestion is slow and i'm
perfect, will fad these BitteFs the very
thing their system demands. 1t gives a
20 weTful appetite, aids and assists diges-
tion, arouses the liver, strengthens mental
Iy and physically, and fills the whole sys-
tenn with pure crimson blood coursing
through its channels.
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Pestilenoe Raging Around Mstz.


LoEDoK. Oct. ia detachment
oftke army of the Crown Prince at
tackled the French nea, Orleans yes-
terday. taking 900 prisoners and
three cannon. The French led in
disorder. ,. aHat
An Ostend dispatch says Mafig-
nant disease in the German camp out
side Of Metz is filling the hospi ais
sui everlasting the surgeons. The
deaths for three weeks averaged one
hundred and City per day.
TouRs, ocl, ll.-Gambetta's bal
lOsn brought 200 letters. There
were stil! IS, goo such waiting dis
patch at the Paris post-ofice. Carr
Tier pigeons have aronsiderably more
than they can do as postmen. Gaf
The Prussians shoot All the tireurs
they capture. Onttbis account they
carry the black flag. and neither ask
u|A St'S II" fssf l17f- T.sr-. 81
Il is said Gafibaldi viii take his
forces into athe Vosges TO operste
against the Prussians.
A Florence dispatch says the enc
mics Of the Pope declare that be shall
be stripped of everything, and that
he, with his priests, cardinals and
Huns, be sent to Asia or Aries.
20 villages have been burned near
Metz and $50 peasants executed By
she Ptussians. A sorIis from Paris
on the 9Th beat the Prussiaas badly.
Ths French were oyerpoWeIed end
severely beaten on the t1th near Or
leans and the Prussians entered the
city. their guns setting several hous-
es on FIRE.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

That one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FE-
II ALE Butt GBsS contains as much medic
ipal properties as enc bottle of any of the
pleasantly taEtc,i con mon advertised bitteTs
Of tie day !! Themediel profession to de-
cidet question Be it understood that En-
glish Female Bitters is not beverage, but
is a powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic Gem
bincd, curir z long standing chronic fepsle
complaints in every direction.
Put up in large bottles at Si:50 per bottle,
or SIX bottles FOR SO :0ar and sold by drug
gists and merchants everywhere.
J. P. DR0AG00LE s CO.,
Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
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The n aShvi1Ie
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Cash Capital 5000, OOOl
A Southern Homo. Institution, controlled
by She best Finanesers and wealtlliest Capi-
tRlists 81 fennesse5. Insures % an appr0v
ed tables. Offers undoubled security and
REST advantages. Agents wanted Apply
To- L W. MeCoRD, Dist. Agt.,
OF JNe B. SMITH, Sseeial Agt.A
J %. NJ. Bass. President.
WN HEM SMITH, Secretary.
DE-. J. +. GRANT, Gen'l Agt. se2tf
To the Public.
Having received the appointment of Dis
triet agent Of the Nashville Life Insurance
Company for the Coz mites ofGiles, Marshall.
Lawrence, Wayne and Hardin, | would be
pleased 70 lay before the people generally
the merits of the Company represent. The
Nashville Life has become the Life Company
Of the. South and has won reputation for
pFOmp- ness and soiFencney unstIr passed by
any similar institution. would be pleased
TO see my friends and the public generally
at my old ante belluDa Office, 2nd Main
street. lately occupied by DR.. J. +. Grant
| take pleasure in announcing that L have
associated with me Mr.. JNo. B. SMITH, who
will act as a Special Agent for the Company
and for he district under my control, SUI
pervising agencies. soliciting DC. / com
mend him the cOurtesies of my friends
j.. W. MCCORD,
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COMMON aRoa-saoF BITTnRs

Empty Bitters Bottles, of various styles,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and cabin thr ughout the lind. Their taste
is pleasant, and are advertised to cure almost
every disease, W hile the manufacturers know
thay possess DO medicinal properties what
ever. They are SO, many disguises for eX-
Gee dinghy ommun beverages which do not,
nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in qGart
bottles, they con- ain u sting for your vitals,
and he who baye them carries "toreT'sH
grog into his house. One man who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big bottles
of common stuff will cure chills and lever,
rheumatisIA AID consumption; another,
whose bottle is very fancy, cures all impuF
tiles of the blood, makes oil men young,
casts ont devils, rcstor IS 81 ghU to the blind,
and Numerous other miracles; while yet an
other, who presul8os every man "a drunkard,
proposes to ere c0lis, iGgfowihg nails. vel
low fever. heart disease anu love-siek mai
dens We know they make no suck enres,
we know the people 1t large arc deceived
and swindled, and as we desire to yenti1ate
these common humbugs, make The following
challenge to one and aB:
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a T 60

Saw q GTi>t H5lb. with about 80 acres OF
land, sitHated on be waters of Pigeon RooSt
Creek, on the CoTnersville DAD, belonging
to sasi j intestate and J8sl ASamuel. Before
the day of sale said lands viii be divided in
toilets 10 suit purchasers. Pats and sur
,ycYs Will be exhibited on day ofsale.
7 Inns ;-Ou a credit OF /, , S 3. years
from Sept. I, 100. Notes with approved Sc
curity required and lien retained ola
w. I. BALLLN MINE, G.. X Il.
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FEMALE coMPEaTNT.

That claims its victims throughout the
length and breadth of the land.
Many females suffer IN some way. ar each
monthly period; some girls arc in great peril
at the commencement of GlenStruation,
while older ones dread its decline at the
"turn Of lifen. Sometimes the menstrual
fowls too n ueh. or too little, and may be
attended with pain may be irregular or en-
tirely checked, or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing sympi oms.
Leucorrhea, or the 'Whites,', frequently
draI ns the system, OF liberation of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostration.
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble and
distress, which, under ordinary treatment,
is difficult to cure. -S- -s =
Mysteries; Green Sickness, ritabiEty OF
the Womb, and other serious and fatal COM
plants follow She female sex through life.-
Lives there q medical gentleman who has or
can relieve the fair sex of the above troub-
les! Not many Is there no combination
fTemedialAgcnts that will CONC to l.cT YaS
cucs We answer, Yes. E.sf e~iE ora O.
-. .
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Terms Of AdveTtising.

Advertisements inserted at &2.0O. per
square. go lines oTless, IN thistfpe, for the
first, and 50 cents for each subsequent irser-
ton.
Advertisements not marked with thenum-
Der OF Insertions desired will be inserted
aud charged for at the regular rates until
ordered out. srs4f r.r-H
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SIOO Challenge.-Iti is stated that oRe
fa5lesDooAtNJ of English Female BitteFs con
t.li rs as much medical properties as me 4 {
ofa " ofthe advertised grog-shop Ri tiers OF
tbe day and The PFePEietoTS oher Z ehat-
lsngs u Slot 55sa slim aaT eds
baU 5sz o.I< a-0.. 5.3. essass1 g. ali
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Darling NJ. Tilwoll ct ais w Jane E. crond-

eT ct ais.
In this cause It appearing 20 the satisfac-
ton of the county court Of Law encgcounty
Tenn, that Elizabeth BaYbar, formerly
Elizabeth Tidweil, and her husband, =.
Barbar, defendants in this cause, are non
residents of the State Of Tennessee. so
that the ordinary process ofthis court can
not be served On Them; It Is therefold or
dered TINT publication be made for four con
seeutIvs weeks n the Pulaski Citizen. a
newspaper published in t'ulaskf, Tenn, re-
quiring said non-Tesident deleAdants 70 he
and appear before the cosnty court Of law
renee coRnty, 20 be held in the Gears Bousc
n the town Of LagTeReebuYg on tho Srsf
{ Monday in Novernbe7, 1870 10 Rles,l. answer
or denur 10 petition filed against them BY
Darling II Tidwell ct ais, or the same will
be taken fol confessed as to them aud set for
hearing ez paYte.
ESQ ~ W. a. GILMORE, elk.
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WHEREAS, IT HkS BETN MADE
w known to me that certain unknown
person or persons, charged with having
1conmiUte,l foal aud atrocIous murder, on
the 30th day Of 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. @. Senter, Gov
ernor as aforesaid, by virtue of the POKER
and authority in me vested, do hereby otfeu
a reward of Five Hundred DOlllys to any
person or persons who may aPprehend the
said guilty party or parties, with evidence
sufficient to convict, and deliver him or them
to the Sheriff or J ior of our county of Giles,
in order that Justice in that behalf may be
had and executed.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hsreunto SET
my hand, and caused the Great Seal
IL. 81 of the State to be affixed at Nash
Vile. On the 2lst ofSeptember, 1870.
By he Governor: ..
D. W. C. SENTER.
T. H. BUTLER, Secretars of State. 1904
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DRoMeooLB 4 CO.'S DUcaU

The best and cheapest combination for all
affections Of ;he Eidne2s and Bladder ever
otteFet to the public. 81 p prepared by reg
ulaE physicians and used by the prsfesrioR.
PFlce 81, or Xix bottles. for SIS: Sold by
druggists and merchants every " here.
J.P, DRQAG90LE& CO.,
lC ra1&-,y esI ! Men-pbis. Tenn
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The N. Y Herald sage that sixty
millions of dollars is the aggregate
amount Of assessments TO carry the
next Presidential campaign for the
DEMOCRATS. That amount. if not al
ready subscribed. will be laid down
on the counter by the time the uon.i-
nation is made.
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Iuesdav- Nov 2gLb 1870,

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, upon the terms prescribed by
said decree, the following described tracts Of
to the estate of Wm Samuel decd, lying in
Giles county, civil districts No. IL and Is
adioidiEg the lands OF Merritt Eslick & 9th
ers, and known as the Home Place and the
Graves Place, con tanning togetheT aboUt $40
afrps
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GOOD DWEIITNG HOUSE

upon tho place, bcsldes the necessary out
houses, and good orchards of peaches, ap-
pes, etc. There are foar OF Ave splendid
springs upon the place aud two settlements
lbesides the home place suitable foY tenants.
iwill take pleasure IN showing the lands to
persons DESTROYS ofpurchasing. For further
particulars apply to me at the office Of
Wilkes & Abernathy ia Pulaski
Oct T. 'TO.-2E ANDREW j ABERNkTn,.
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WOOL WANTED

WE will pay the highest market price for
w Wool Of all kinds, either clean or IN
clean, IN goods, provision OF cash. Bring
your wool to Vale Mills, Giles county, to
un24-tf. n. F. CHEAIRS & 60.
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Saturday. Noy. 5;b. 1870,

tho lands belonging to the estate of Henry
Surfes. decd. Said lands lie miles soatll-
west of Pulaski, in the 9Th civil district OF
Giles county, adjoining thUse OF F } P Ora
cy. decd. and others 1t 3 i'll be sold in 3
tracts, ali of which are well provided with
woog " water. TxRMs Said lands viii
be sold on a credit of 7, yevrs, except a
cash payment of s per cent. Note with APP
proved security required and lien retained.
Oct go II. IL. AYMETT, Ci'k City ct.
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Administrators Notice.

7 HAVE been appointed by the County
/ conre of Giles county administrator upon
the estate ofZacariah Parker, ST., decd, and
all persons holding claims against him are
hereby mott ed to present them within tho
time Presc ribod ny law. All persons iudebt-
cd to him will please come forward and set
lc. s30-2I-I ALFRED w. PARKER, Admir-.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC

b. /. UREGORY, formerly with C.
s. Judd, of SheIbyviile, has taken an inter
est in the gallery ofC. A. Hall. of this pl ace,
and is prepared 10 make all kinds Of pic
lures known the art. iuvI
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DEATH Is Ar THE DOoR


In all these complaints the system evil
IDENTIFY shows a want ot'red blood, and Mr..
Church, u. in his work on Diseases "a Fe-
males. SIiys : Bearing in mind that the
blood Is remarkably deficient in red corpus
clcs, and the known property iron to CT r
rect this condition. theory suggests it as the
most to be relied on, the best of which IS
Citrate" itrate OF Iron enters largely into
the composition Of English Female Bit r.,
combined with powerful vegetable tones OF
rare qualities. Ell
Among the noun aims of Tennessee and
the piney woods of Mississippi, Is found a
certain hard aud hinty root, " hich has been
i. secret use by some old midw YES for many
wears, possessing mage powers in regulat-
iug and resic ring all females suffering with
any affection Of the womb. This root we
have obtained, gave it fair test IN oUT prac-
It &C and it is now one of the principle in
gradients in these Bitters. Other PcwerfIl.
uterine and general ;ouics lSO enter into Its
composti IN. We also add LaPtandra, or
Black root. sufficieE: to act upon the liver
and keep the bowels olcn.
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Sight Drafts

On any Commercial point in the United
States.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE in sums to suit
on England, Ireland, Scotland. France, Ger
many or any other part of Continental
Europe. for sale at marlS-tf
RIGHLANn SAVINGS RANK
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TAawsday, Non. 24th 1870

sci at pubic salet the highest bidder on
the premIaes. on cTedis Of J, = 8 years
witt interest, the tract oflaDd b, longing to
the heirs ofJacob g Braden. dec d, situated
in the 18th civi! district Of Giles county on
the waters of Robertsoh's Fork, adjoining
the lands OF III NJ Johnson and others, aud
contain about go acres. Said land will be
sold ia lots to suit purchasers. A plat and
survey wiz be exhj tied OH { he day Of sale
Note with aPprov we'd security required and a
lien retained. ola W BALIENTI JE &C & m
Rebeeea c. Samuel ct ais, vs.. Martha A.
Samuel Ct ais.
DTRSUANT to decree of the ChancerY
u Court 1T Pulaski in the above cause.
VIII on
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CytI0n insured By H. {. Bate.
PulAsk1. Oe,. Is. 1870.

Mr. FDiToR We the undersign-
ed would respectfully ask permission
through your columns to call meet
ing Of the citizens Of Pulaski and the
county to meet at the court house on
sa'urday, at 2 O'Clock P NJ TO pay
suitable respect to.the memory of our
great ehieftaiD, GEN RoBERT E LEE,
who died at his home in Virginia on
tie I2th inst. -a. a, s-
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Announcing candidates for State or Dis
trict Offices. ten dollars; county do FIVE; al
WAYS in advance. "
obituaries and tributes Of rC spect over ten
lines in length charged for at the reg -Tlar adj
vertising rates. Marriages, deaths and re-
ligiOus notices gratis.
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NOTICE
-M.0TTGH

David A. Magee ct ais vs.. VIM. a. Cannon
ct ais.
A IL persons having claims against Ger rye
d Williamson, decd, are hereby notified
to file the same duly authenticated with the
9. & III. of the ChaLcery court at Pulaski on
or before the LIST Monday in March next.
ocll4 w. + BalIentine, c. Il NJ.
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David Myriek VS. E V Moore ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of ne Ghancery
i Court at Pulasli in the above cause, !
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Thesdqu, Nog. Ist,I870,

one brick store house and part of lot No.
23 in the plan of the town of Elkton, situa
ted in said town OF Ell1ton, bounded on the
mort h cast by w Ridgway. southwest by
II NJ Beatty and DIR Glnze's office, north est
by an alley and outh-cast by public squar, :,
belonging t. G w ChildeTs, J NJ Childers,
deed, and II Lewter.
Oct. 10, 1870, u. II. PARsoNs, Shelf.
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The Memphis Avalanche says /: j.
n. AlGd. Circuit Court Clelk Of
lawrence county, is under arrest for
acting under disability, under the
I4lh smeEdment." --sr