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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-06

Mr.. EDIToE:-Permit rs through your
columns to express our deepest heartfelt
guide to the citizens Of CoSnersyille and
iLy, ESPECIALLY the ladies' To- their
Km tat'sn to party of young Pulas-
khan ID the gay and festive celebra-
ton 6F-z~sld.ly, gu which occasion Messrs.
Talliaferro, Smith and Jones were called up b.
on to address the 20 ols present.
At ten o'clock Monday morning the End
the beautiful grass lot selected for the occa-
sion, was crowd Il with m1hy a fair and
smiling face. rivaling in lovliness and beau
ty the lilies ofthe field or the rose Of Shar-
ron lovely groups of children were sallylng
round singing beautiful songs applicable to
the occasion, such as merry, Merry Month
of May" &C., while the young ladies and
gentlemen, by nomeans willing toilet so favo-
rable an opportunity slip, were engaged in
promenading over the green carpet of tera
trina, in gay and lively conversation We
do not know what hey said to their lady
love, but only now and then heard the ring
of i merry laugh.
At l o'clock the dinner bell rang, and of
course we all responded promptly, and found
the tables grooming under the burdens Of al
the luxnries that Middle Tennessee could
bring to bear. After the repast was ever, al;
resumed tn, prOmenades and general enjoy
ments ofthe day.
Soon the party AL gathered in one group
andwe heard the eloquent addresses Of the
gentlemen before alluded TO. Mr.. Tallufer-
70 led in very elcq uent and pointed speech,
after which Nj. Smith and Mr.. T. W. Jones
followed in their pointed and eloquent
speeches upon the Importance OF educating
and training the young mind for fl ture usc-
tulness. The whole occasion passed OF with
that tranquil enjoyment tina Is seldom wit
messed upon such occasions, and all went
home rejoicing that they had con tributed
their mites, during the time, towards the
celebration ofthe day ard the promotion and
encouragement OF the cause of education.
YOU'VE PULAsKIAN.
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LoDeE RooM, BKADsuAW LoDGK,l
NJ DC L 81 a 81 Monnr Pisrah /

no. Z05 <. q A. NJ NJ Cun5 IlSgah.
Whereas, Bro. Frances NJ. Bennett de-
parted this life, at his residence near Bunker
Hiil in this county, on the 28d day of March,
1870, having died from the effects of e
wound received in battle while in the SER
vice of the Southern armies; and, whereas,
Brother Bennett was trqa patriot, an
obiiging and kind hearted citizen, husband
and father therefore,
he olrea, That while we bow with hum
BE resignation to the mandate of High
Heaven, in ca1ing our Brother from labor
here 70 refreshment in the Grand Lodge
above, we deeply sympathize with his he
reaved family and many relations, and offer
them our sincere coincidence;
Resolnsd, That the members Of this Lodge
wear Ihc usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Reso1red,, That the secretary furnish the
family CT deceased a copy of the resolutions
and have them Published in the Citizen
By order ofthe Lodge.
W WITIFFOPD. Sec.
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His great theory was, that almost all dis
eases, especially those incidental to our Sou
thern cline, originated IN a disofdered Liv-i
er, or unhealthy condition of the Bile; ab
iuriEg, in nine-tenths of the diseases most!
prevalent. the speculative theory OF the ld'
medical school OF ''many causes and many
effects he arrived at the conclusion, after
years Of toll, research and practical expert
ence, that the fountain mead of disease was
DisOTgan Ofthc Liver and de
gcstiVe apparatus. To combat this evil
he discovered and introduced the mighty
combination of rare and subtle vegetable ex-
tracts that form his LIVER CORDIAL.
This invaluable medicine is prepared strict
ly according to DR.. BrazieT's original pre-
scription, with the greatest care, in quanti
ties which guarantee perfect adherence TO the
standard of strength adopted,
MA SFIELD & HIGBEE, Sole Propri-
etors, Memphis, Tenn.
Wholesale Agents in Louisville, Ky, j. B.
Wilder & %. In Nashville, Ewin, Pendle-
ton 6 Coz apr1 Sly
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Original Attac hment.

Arrowsmith IL Brannan vs.. Jas. L. Smith
A attachment having been issued in this
IL cause and levied on property belonging
10 the defendant Smith, and returned before
me, and It also appearing from affidavit that
the defendant JAS. /. Smith is non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him 1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks in recession in the
Pulaski Citizen, a newspa. er published in
Giles county, Tennessee, requiring SAID
Smith TO appear before me OF Tuesday, the
7ch Of juno next, al my office in Pulaski and
defend said s':it, otherwise th5 case viii e
proceeded with ex- parte. This Nav 4, -.
". II. ALTERNATELY,
IcuN5 justice Of lLe Peace
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Whisky and Murder.

Near Elkmont Springs in this
county lives a man who is familiarly
known by the name OF Kit" Erwin.
At che time be MAS a good citizen
aud was highly respected by au ex
tensive circle Of friends, but Cor toe
past two he has been enslaved by the
demon Of drink and has continued to
descend the scale Of morality ever
since. A few day s ago while ueder
the influence Of liquor he became en-
ragged at his son, eprightly boy Of
about 5 years of age, and grasping
a chair he struck lom violent blow
on the head which speedily caused
his death. For two or three days,
so we are informed, this terrible muir
der was kept concealed. but Erwin 8
wife having become insane from
grief and trouble. finally diyulgsd it.
The unfortunate woman n one other
insane fits tore the fssh almost en-
tirely from her arm with her teeth be-
fore she could be prevented, and in
her wild rawlings disclosed the fearful
particulars Of her husbands crime
This is but another Instance of the
maddeniDg effects Of whisky and It's
stimulus to crime. a man who pos
sessed al the qualifications for good
patent and citizen is now the muir
dsrer of his child and the guilty
cause of his wife'e distraction be-
cause be could not restrain his pas
sion for drink
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Original Attachment.

L. Rosenau & Bro, VS.. Jas. l. Smith.
IN this cause it appears from the affida-
L Wit ofpluintiff that the defendant James
i. Smith, is a nonresident of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
Law can not be served on them: it is there
fore ordered that publication be made
for four weeks III succession in the Pulaski
Citizen, Il newspaper published in the town
of Pulaski in SAID State, requiring said de-
fcndant to be and appear before w ii. Alb
ernathy, a Justice OF the Peace for Giles
county, Tennessee, on Tuesday the 18th day
of j une- 1870, at my office to defend said
suit otherwise the case will be proceeded with
ex parte. This 4tk day of May, 1879
W il. ALTERNATELY,
Inay6 Justice of the Peace
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Ole Oitixeu>

aTrisr aorrn-r,s7 COR. sauArr-Ur- rr4Irs-
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Notice TO Mechanics.

IN Pursuance of an order of the County
i Court of Giles county, l will receive sea-
ed proposals FOR tie building Of house for
the Poor House Superintendent. Tho un-
dertaker to furnish all of the material and
make the house complete Bids will be re-
eeived until the LIST day Of July. 1870. For
specification call at my office. This the goth
of April 70. ". II. ALTERNATELY.
april 20 I'm Chairman.
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In Jail-John Mulloy, an Irish
man, charged with taking that which
didn't belonging to him. was com
mitIed to jail last Monday. The mag
lstrate estimated the paDtaloon,
which John stole to be worth 81, 600
which the gentleman from the Green
Isle couldn't give.
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Only Two-fhere are only two
prisoners in our Jail at present. One
is an Irishman. committed a few days
ago for larceny. and Felix. little
colorsd boy, for.the same ofense.
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The General Conferences o tie
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
assembled at the Cumberland Pres
bytarian Church, in Menphis, We'd
nesday.. at 8 e'cloeE The atgsn-
dance was very large. The whole
number of delegates is TWO hundred
aud fortF.siz &c whom one hundred
and sixty seven weEa nresent.
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MAGIC Snow Sail Soda Fount

Our friends Messrs. SumPter d
PearcY have ordered and will receive
in few days one of this celebrated
paten, aud will be prepared to enoW.
ball their friends with the choicest
favored soda. fresh from the ice. -
Elwood i'll Eresils FOR the ladies'.
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IN pursuance of an order from the clerk of
i the county court ofGiles county, enn.,
upon the suggestion Of the insolvency Of tie
estate of Joseph II. Hickman dec, this is to
give notice to all persons having claims a.
guinst said estate 70 appear and file them
with the clerk of said count, duly authcntI-
Gated, a. ,heY viii forever be barred.
HILERY G. CHAFFIN,
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Stockhold "a in n. d D. r. r. at
tending the eallsd meeting a P ulaski
on The 18th iasg., will leave Nash
vile at 5 A. M.4ssd Decatur at 5:I5
A. N arrive al Pulaski at 9:1O An;
returning. leave Pulaski at P. n.
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"A general ouventiassas1alse Sons
OF Temperance will az
Humboldt on lhc eth s~aug ust
next. Questions Of interest to the
Order and the public generally will
be considered.
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New Depot.-We rejoice to learn
that Pres. Sloss has determined to
build new depot at this place. The
work. we learn, viii. be commenced
shortly and completed this summer.
The building has long been needed
and M. SIoss will receive the thanks
Of this community for this praise
worthy enterprises.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

Beauty and Elias ITCHY of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spOols
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 frmness af-
ter washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done b. 9th
or Sewing Machines, these Machines execute
the most beaRuful AID permanent embroid-
y and ornamental work.
The very highest prize, the Cross or the
'gion of honor, was conferred oil the rep
I sentative of the Grover and Baker Sewing
tchines, at the Exposition Universele, Pa.
ity over all other Sewing Machines.
he agent may be found at Mrs. Rudd's,
where Machines cau be seen. no19tf.
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Wednesday in New YlrEl--C S5l,

Wednesday in New YsrkI-Gold
opsued at l155. declined ii l148.
and closed at1l4zA The government
sold one million Of gold al lf46 20
1l47t. Tennessee bonds we're quo
ted at 594 for old and 555 for new
Cotton was reported heavy, but the
sales amounted to $500 bales, mid
ding closing at 23J.
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~ ,eonbard vs Frank Miller.

T A Lombard vs. Frank Miller.
A Ii persons havirg claims against the late
n firm Of Leonhard & Miller or Frank
Miller d Co., are hereby notified to come
forward at once and file the same with the
Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court at
Pulaski duly proven, for adjustment.
April %, 1870. A. cox, m.
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-1V17' ~ = T'TV To = - '1V'-V' =
sell at public sale to-the highest bidder in
the town of Elkton, on credit of six and u
months with interest, the fractions of lots
81 and IS, belonging to @. 3. Reasons and
the estates of II. T. Hurnicutt and w. Z.
Hunnicutt, decd, situated in the town of
Elkton. on the east side Of the public square
of said town adjoining he fractions of lots
owned by the late firm of Hunnieutt and
Bowers.
Notes vie approved security required and
lien retained. apr22 a. COX, c d. m.
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ESTATE OF THOS. MAR
TIN.

ALL persons indebted to this Estate are
Il notified to come forward and make set
Element.
All just claims ag sinst the Estate viii be
paid upon presentation.
HENRY M. SPOFFORD,
Pulaski, 14th April, lsTo.tf Executor
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StoekhoIders' Meeting.
OFFICE NASHVILLE & DECATUR R. r.
NASHVILLE, April ID, 1870.

NASH AI-4-I-i y PHI 4O3 40tV' ?
A called meeting of the Stockholders of
Il the Nashville e Decatur Railroad Co.,
for special purpose. viii be held at Pulas-
ki, Tenn, on Monday the 10Th day of May
next. A fun attendance either in person or
sy proxy is desired. Stockholders will be
passed free to and from the meeting, by ex-
hibiting their certificates ofstock to the con-
dactors. By order OF the Board.
aprl5-td G. W. SEAY, Sec.
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WAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old eyes
II made ne W, easily, witout doctor or med
icines. Sent post paid on receipt of en'ts.
Address DIR. E. B FO0TE, l20, Lexington
Avenue, New York. marll-Sm
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Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted Mt $500 per
square. 90 lines oIlcss, in this type, ) for the
first. and so cents for each subsequent inser
ton.
Advertisements OF marked with the num-
her 81 Insertions desired will ne inserted
and charged for at the regular rates until
ordered out.
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W II Alternately, admir- vs. VIM T James
and others.
A Ii persons having claims against the es-
II tate of Willis II James, decd are here
by notified to bring forward and file the same
duly authenticated with me, as required by
law, or be barred.
April 90. 1870. a cox, d m.
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Ton &oH1aI.

Il &AAESN$@ 4COA1
Having recently opened Barber Shop in
Ii the house Formerly occupied by the
Sunnyside Saloon, ID Main street, l viii be
happy to see those Of my friends and the
public generally who are in need of shave
or shampoo. Hair cut and dressed in the
highest style. HENRY WILLIAMS.
aprl5 I'm Proprietor.
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B. P. ROY

respectfully announces to his friends that he
is connected with the above house and Will
he much gratlfel ii they viii give him
call when visiting Nasty lie.
The stock is very complete and of the
INCEST character of goods IN this country.
Call and sec for yourselves, or trust your
orders, and try me. Address, care aS above
card. Tian2Itfl B. 2. ROY.
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Catholic Church. Father O'Brien
has beer on visit to our city for a
day or two endeavoring to raise a
sufficient amount Of money to com
plate the bulldog Of the Catholic
Church. situated near the depot
We learn that he has been quite sue.
ceesfuI, and that the prospects for it's
early completion are quite ftuering
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NJ A n S Z | 3 1 D S
HUNGARIAN
BAESAHHo
THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY I!
MANSFIELD'S
Hungarian BaIsam of Life

The prescription Of 4 regular physician
is Just rs good when the label on the bottle
VIII Oh contains it is PRINTED as when IL Is
WRITTEN, and when a remedy Il found to b.
GOOD the f..ct tn ltit is Il proprietary medicine
does not impair its qualities in the least
Hence we urge trial of
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE
upon all who are suffering from any disease
in winch q perfect eXpcctOrant should be
used, whet her 1t be "only slight cold' or
incpient consumption. OF Inch a cough or
Geld is too Ctten only the herald. All atfcc-
tons cf the Bronchial Tubes and air Pussa-
ges, such
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, IHfiueTz "a,
WhCOp'ng COugn, Sore Throat,
ana similar diseases are To- dangerous to be
TITLED with and it is really criminal to neg
lect them when 3 romcdy-like the
& UNGARIAN 8AI,SAM OF LIFE
is within easy reach at low price.
One of: he principal Ingredients of this
great Lung Medicine is Wood Naptha, the
active principle + pure Pine Tar, and cSre-
cial care Is taken that more but the ger Uine
English is used, although the cost Is doUble
that of the common. This has long been
used in Europe as q standard remedy for con-
sumption, and its happy scientific ccmbira'
ton with Lungwort, Matico, HoaT-hound
and ether Sterl ng remedies, well Known
here, makes it perfect cure for al classes Of
Bronchial and PulmonqT complaints. 1t
has stood the test Of 4 Or over Fifteen
Years, and the prOprid ban show testlmo-
malls of cures of consV ZION by the IIUNG4-
RAN EALsAM OF LIZ hich border closely
on the n arvcious, clans Of standing
having previous to use pronounced the
cases hopeless.
For sale by a ggists.
Mansfield & soee, Sole Projectors,
Memphis, Ten ssce.
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A Methodist noo

The following curious dog story is
vouched for by paper published in
Montreal. "a gentleman owns a
dog that has some remarkable instincts
On week days. he has all the passions
and propensiliee OF other dogs. but on
the Saba III bis peculiarities and sec
tarian sentiments come out. He
knows when this day comes. He is
not the same dog as on other days.
lie INDUCES 10 70 pestImee, eneour-
Rg's no company. and seems to say in
actions louder than words. Six days
may we lay and do all our eports.'
The m,ly are Presbyterians; the
dog is a Methodist. o. Sunday he
attends the family to the Presby terien
house OF worship, and then holds on
his solitary and unbtckeu way until
lie comes to his own church, which
10 a little further on. He has partic-
uI0r place up stairs wherS psits.
No belle or madEm of fashion, who
sweeps up the aisle of fashionable
church, and finds a plebian IN her
pew, can give more decided expires
sion Of displeasure than this dog il he
finds any one in his seat. He seems
- attend to tLe service. and to give
dogn,atical heed TO the words spoken.
An example to many protesting
Christians. be may be seen on his
way TO church in foul weather as in
fair; not I.a!f-day hearer. either;
while lis denominational preferences
are as well known as those Of any in
the city.
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Hats.-Wh hon We wrote this hea!-
ins We intended to give an extensive
dissertation upon the subject OF tiles
IN general. but we are 80 N UGH taken
up with the beautiful one. we have
upon our head, that our attention is
eulrelY directed toll. Il is com
plmsnt from our friend lie (Bany)
obaperd. who certainly ougbi pw
the value Of a coed cov.ri he
h al. The hat which we
Z beautiful Pic,ure in i:-a king
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MRS. T. w. RUDD

WOULD be pleased 10 see al Of her old
customers this spring. She has beautiful
assortment OF
Spiing Bonnets, Hats. 'bons, Flow
ers. Lsces. Yelling. dc.
Prices to nit the time. Call and exam ne
her beautiful stock. aprl5-2m-
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shaking and Bnrning.


1t IS not necessary to journey from the
tropics to Alaska in order 10 experience the
extremes Of heat and cold. Thousands IN
dergo all the Inconvenience of this thermo-
metreal change every day, or every other
day, as the ease may be, without the trouble
of moving over the threshold a word 18th
these Involuntary shakers. What are they
doing to expedite their return to a medium
temperature! to break the chills and ban
ISL the fever? Are they dosing themselves
Whereby importing the sound.
rs AMI Aairing the viq
oftheir brains ana ~ stem2 me
ofthem are, no doubt, 81. fifty
ofthem, it is believed. TN Hos
letters Stomach Bitters as = IS and
certain specific for fexer and ague under
stood and appreciated in all par Of the
'gountTy where intermittents prevail The
resldents-af such localities begin to lze it
early in the spring as a protection st
the miasma by which they are surropz
not all Of. khom, perhaps, for blind adj
enee to error is the specially ofsome people,
but the greater number.
. Ifthere is any fixed fact in therapeutics It
Is this; that the Bitters are far bettsr ste-.
guard against all the varieties
maladies produced by unwholesome OK
lions than any drug or compound in the ma
terra medica ofthe profession. This asser-
ticn is made with all due respect t. the fac
ulty, but being an important truth, and one
hat nearly concerns the health of large set
Elements in variouSparts ofthe country, and
indeed of the public at large, it is made fear
lessly. Founded on ample and unimpeach-
able testimony, it defes diproval.
0 break MP chilla.and fevers, as well as
to prevent them, there is nothing so reliable
as this wholesome vegetable restorative.
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The balance of school money due
Giles county for the yeaIs 1867 g.
Q Is $8,359.6S.
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Stockholders, Meeting

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
a Pulaski Savings Bank. will be held at
the Banking house on Saturday, May 2lst,
1870, for the purpose of electing Directors
for the ensuing var. MCLEAN,
Pulaski, a prii goth, '70-4t. Cashier.
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Lig6tfoot Ratler.

THIS thorough bred trotting horse will
i make the present season at B. +. Max
Wells stable, and will serve mares at 800 the
season, or $50 to insure. lie is as finely
bred and shows as fine trotting qualities as
any horse in the State lie is horse of as
much stamina as any ] ever saw. He was
bred and owned by Levi Noys, Saratoga,
NY. aprl5-2m GRAN WILSON.
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Mary L James and others, Us. Daniel II
Jones, ex'r. and others, and Daniel II
Jones, eX'r. VS. BENZ. f Jones and others,
A Ii persons having claims against the es-
II tate of Rob't NJ Jones, dec, are hereby
notified to come forward Immediately and
file the same, properly authenticated, with
me, or they will be barred
apr22 A cox, c & III
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April 10th, 1S70-3t.
FSTRA Y

TAKEN up by me about the middle of
i October last, ono heifer, two years old
this spring, roam. and witho' any marks.
Still in my possession. The owner can re-
cover her by proving property and paying
charges. Call at this Office for further in
formation. apr22 At GILL BELL
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ICE! ICE !! ICE

WE have a splenpi house we'll filed
w with the best LaiESfee, wEicn we are
prepared to furnish at s cents per pound
Families will be supplied at their residences
every morning by giving notice the day be
80 apr29-tf FINLEY & MOORE.
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Mo"r0EE

The insolvency ofthe Estate of H. e. San
derS, deed, having been suggested to the
Clerk of the County Court of Giles county,
therefore sll persons having claims against
said estate arc notified to file the same duly
authentic ated in the office of said Clerk at
Pulaski, in the time prescribed by law.
APPS At LIB. HICKMAN, admir-.