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900 BoWERY SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM AN
.)scse English head aGndress private fam
iy; good reterenee Clll lor two days.
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY f
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAlN.-THIR rEEs
Il years 9euumoing application; gas administered beau
uu teetn, SET $40; pumpers for hollow checks golt
SETS purchased j. JAY NlLLERs l55 Grand street,
Broadway
ION TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TIE LEAST
lOO. pain with Laughing Gas. Beautiful sets OF con
nuons Gum Teeth on Rubber, $40 n. Dr. BoDlHE's ies
Grand street
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TINE DANE FRANCAIsE (PRoTEsrANTE) DESIRE
- sc placer pour gouvcrnnnte deniants ee pet donnei
des econs de fancas Sadresser 80 thompson St. pre-
inler front deux jours de ~ heues du an
eB ia soir.
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o0I WEST 2GrH STA FIRST CLASS LAuNDREsS
.Ce)l wishes families washing to DO at her own
home or wiling out by the day has good reference.
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900 WEST 26FU STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
.je)D 20 90 washing IN her room am excellent
washer and loner; well recommended Cau two
days.
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oEt WEST 2jrH SRA Young GIRL LATELY
eD) landed take of children, or would light
bousework. ta- Tor three days.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUMaERS AND GIRLS
w to work envelope machines; "A competent en-.
velopc cutter Apply tbs (ruestay) II Gold ST. between
the hours of and \. NJ. and and 8 p. NJ.
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yHrANTED-BY A TIMER on MALLEABLE IRON, AN
w engagement also gray iron, coppering,
references given. Address TIMER box ls Herald oDice
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yXrANTED-By FIRST CLASS ELECTRO-PLATER
W Engagement; good rcfereAces Address Platter
box III Herald Office.
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LEGAn NOTICES.

NOTICE.
~ N. H. Jessup ct al vs. the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct ais.
Pursuant order the Superior Court OF New anoy
county NJ made Ia the above entitled cause a ae Sprn.
Term, lSle presentation az the office OF
CkONLY NORRIS
In this city, VIII pay to the hocis Of the trst preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage by the defendant thu
sail minston aud Manchester Railroad Company to hs
pxEth, NJ X Jcsup, who have not already received tt
sf, per c0ntage $3.50 ~ said bonds and accrued in
tcest the same being dividend for Distribution, rs aor
sad net sales of that portion OF the railroad and other
property covered by said mortgage which the State OF
North Carolina.
In further obedience the order made as aforesaid bcr
by notify all holders Of the bove referred 10 ha ,
less the are presented above for PAYMENT ul
the dividend above stated on before the
First day OF September, 1870
hey WI be forever dchared any participation in the sal
FUND Ia my hands for disr5uon as aforesaid.
NJ CROSLY,
WILMINGTON n. ca May 16, 1870 :. -
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90 EAST iGrIi ST.--TWO SISTERS, IN ONE FAMI.
s)tc ly rossise Grst class aundress
willing cl-lberSOrk; other waitress and
ehambermald lr class city reference. Cali address,
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VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS MATCHMAKER; ONE
w competent lake entire charge OF None
but ilst class need apply at 4oS est ST. after II
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CCH EAST 33D ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM
DAO respectable American woman wishes take in
plain washing aad iro ulng.
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C1O EAST jiST ST., THIRD FLOOR.-A RESPECT.
OfV aule woulan wishes iadies gencmens washing
does all kinds o. agiiDg; best reference.
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COS EAST osD ST.-AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRTss
OJC can do az kinds Of nutng; best ciy reference.
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FRNNcEf ApyERrIslsNT MNTsi,

yTEE DEMOlSELLE ARRGVANr DE PARIS, DESIRE
- 80 placer daus uuc amle anericaine dame dc
oompagnie cnselsner c francss. Sn Mrnc Lee
nause, sG3 Broadway, between 18th and ilth sts
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SOH EAST 18Th STA WIDOW WOMAN WISHES
the day. ADDRESS Miss CLIFFORD
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TINE DAME FRANCAIsE, CONNAtSsANT PARFAITE
y nent "a couture, desire Sc placer corcme femme do
canbrc. ieascr % Thompson si an premier, lroat
roon pour deux jours de ~ heues du nan heus dou
scir.
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~ man az coachman and Eroon thoroughly understands
his business every respect; willing and obgIag; four
years city reference from last place. Address o. n, lsS
Broadway.
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dOS EAST i5TH STA COMPETENT LAuNDREss
1--C would take families l.das- and rrremen's
washing al reasonable tens satisfactory city reference for
puletual.y ana caPalility Mrs. LkGNY.
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OF EAST 2iTH ST., FIRST FLOOR, REAR.-A RE-
I'll spectacle woman wishes few ladies' and sentle
mems washing.
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OH SD ST., BETWEEN lST AND I'D AVS, SECOND
oil -four back roo.A respectable laundreas desires
washing hate and polish and do all kinds of fine
washing; good reference
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yN ANTED GOOD LEAD GLAZIERS AND CLASH
W cutters, at GBsONS, NO. l23 south lltl ST.. Phiadct
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MO WEST 18Th ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK
n = io0m-A s.omnn 20 DO eenuemens family wash.
ing al ~ PEI den Is hTs class hand at washing and irou
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TINE FRANcAIsE, TRES CAPABLE, DESIRE So
L placer pour b6nrc enfauts coudre bonnes ree
renocs. s'aGresseg l2i 53me
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E0f 9Tu Ay.. BETwEEE GsTH AND SsPH sre.-To
COI do washing and ironing at her residence.
MILLER.
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Elo 5rH Av, BETWEEN 4lST AND 42D sTs-A
sJic voting in a Protestant family or to
do light chanberwork good city reference Can he
t3o days,
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| TEWELRY PoLISHERS WANTED.-NOSE But FE.
se males to diamond work need appy To
! ANDREWS & RENsHAW, $50 Broadway, Tiffany b Co.'s
| building
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CEe WEST 9th STA COMPETENT WOMAN as
.)O childs nurse; take entire charge Of from
BIRTH excelen. city references.
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OFT EAST PATH ST.. THIRD FLOOR.-A RESPECTA-
oil BILE girl aundress, n private family;
best Of city reference from her last place which she has just
Iaft
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CLERKS AND sALEsnrEN.

TNNTRY CLERK wANTED-ONE ExPERIENCED IN
IL entering fancy goods and notions and quick worker.
Address boz ll3 Herald Office.
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CGO WEST 18TH ST.. FIRST FLOOR.--A GIRL. 16
LZO years Old take of children and learn wait
ing wages not object, but respectable home Can be
at her mothers.
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r01 7TH Az, BETWEEN s6TlI AND 27rH SITS,
ZtJeF first loorA respectable girl waitress In pr
vae family thoroughly understands her business good
city reference.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN
~ and groom in private family drive q grocery
wagon good reference Call at A42 West 42d second
floor.
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p10 WEST 20rH ST.. BAsEMENr.-A COMPETENT
iy nurse. -
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO HIRE WITH GENTLE.
"A man AZ coachnan ior Tie country; understands bis
business N al its braaches well
from last employer Can address L., 123 9Th ay be-
tween y6,h and 9th SITS.
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VIM \ Lewis and others vs. Lncy c Daily

VIM n Lewis and others vs. Lucy Daily
and others.
IN this cause it appering to the satisfaction
4 Of the Clerk and Master from affidavits
Il led that the defendants Albert Westmore-
land and Oscar Evans are non--resi-
Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of this court cannot
be served on them: On motion i is therefore
ordered that publication be made Tor four
weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen a
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski
in said State, requiring said defendants to be
and appear on the first day Of the next term
ofthe Chancery Court to be held for the coun-
ty of Giles al the courthouse IN Pulaski, on
the First Monday in September next. and
ans yer comrlainant's bill, or the same will
be aiken for confessed as to hem and set for
hearing eX-parts. jun a cox. c "a
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( ingt0m was defeated.
! The Fenian movement is a failure.
! Grant is feasting Indian warriors and
/ squaws on ice cream at the W hite House.
! Butler wants to be the next Governor of
| Massachusetts.
There are nineteen candidates in the field
! for next Governor of Pennsylvania.
/ The colored West Point cadets, one from
Mississippi and the other from South Caro-
| lima, were rejected by the examiners.
! J he number Of Immigrants that arrived
! at New York the past week is 1882, of
whom 5000 went West. The week previous
| the arrivals were 12,SeO, making 24,692 in
| two weeks.
After wedding it was formerly a Gus
tom to drink honey dissolved in water for
thirty days-a moons age. Hence the on
| gin of the honeymoon.
Spotted Tails opinion of the Wisconsin
Legislature is, that it Is ga poor place for
scalps."
Brigham Young has been given the mitten
by visitor whom he asked G5be No Is.
Tie people of Nevada are to vote on the
women suffrage question the next election.
Senator Cain, colored, of South Carolina,
say S the thieves and robbers are destroying
the Republican party II that State.
Zack Chandler says he both likes and
fears Kentucky. He means that he likes her
whisky and fears her hemp.
The CornhiI Magazine says of the Duke
Of Wellington, that no man who can fairly
be called eat ever made narrower escape
from stupidity.
Gen. O'Nein has resolved to bring suit
against the United States Governmentclaim
ing 500, 900 damages for arresting him on
foreign ter ritory without authority.
Dispatches from ConstantinopIe report the
terrible fire in the Pira District suhdued. -
$500 parsons were burned 10 death or killed
by the falling walls, and many more are
missing. Over 200 houses, most of them
the finest in the city, have been destroy ed
The loss is estimated at e25 600, 900 sterling.
A call has been mf de to hold a convention
in Nashville next month to nominal e candi-
dates for the Supreme Bench from each di-
vision of the State.
The Conservative Judicial Convention for
the first istrict recommended Hon. T. A.
3. Nelson and Jas. W. DeadeIick Tor Su-
preme Judges from the Eastern Division.
Hon John 81. Bright, of Fayetteville, is
announced as a candidate for Chancellor OF
the Sd Chancery Division.
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WILL S. EzELL, G. of R.

ExAMINATIoN,--Pula ski - College
pupils will be examined Thursday
and Friday fOreDoOns from 9! O'Clock
M. till 1873 P. N, June 23d and
24tb, at the Cumberland Presby teri.
an Church. We will endeavor in
this exposition of what the children
have learned during tbs term net to
tire but to entertain all " no may hon
or US with their presence.
RaSDectfnllv
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Pulaski was never more healthful
than at the present time. There are
do epidemics. scarcely any sickness
worthy of note prevailing in any part
OF the city or surrounding country
All because DR.. Whitthorne's drugs
keep the people healthy.
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The celebrated Soda Fount at
Sumpter & Pearcy's draws large
crow every day.
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advertisers We would say that
the CITIZEN is read by nearly every
family in Giles county and circula,es
RELY in several adjoining counties.
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l shall open my Class Of Piano,
Guitar and Vocal Music, on Mon
day, June 9th. The TEACHERS
Class for young ladies who wish to
qualify themselves Tor thorough and
competent Music Teachers, will open
at the same time. Early application
for scholarship is respectfully solicit
ed, as my time only allows ME a linn
tied number of pupils. Respectfully.
CHAS. o. PAPE,
Box. 81, Pulaski, Tenn.
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Prof. Chas. o. Pape, of Pulaski
College. the distinguished musician
and composer, will accept our thanks
for copy of Friendships Greet
ing" a beau tiful little schottisch,
composed by himself. We learn
from the Professor that the "Citizen
March" will come from the publish
ers in short time. It's a good thing.
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SUMNER RECREATIoN.-The sum-
mer fights opened lively last Friday.
There were three spirited engage
ments between the whites, and one
coldGd. Only one of them was OF a
serious nature. Frank Hiedlinger
used katie recklessly upon the per-
son OF another man down at the
Rock" for which he is now in Jail
for want of thousand dollar bond.
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Rev. ]. RI. Curtis. D. D., will
hold divine service, morning and
evening, at the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on Sunday next, 10Th inst.
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Every body takes it !"--the de-
lightful Soda Water at Sumpter q
Pearcy's.
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CLOSING ExERCIsEs.-The closing
exercises at Rev. Robert Caldwel's
school commenced yesterday and
will continue through to day. It be-
ing our busiest day We did not at
tend, but hope to be there to day.
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If you travel east, vest, north or south,
take package of simmons Liver Regula-
tor. Prepared only by J. II. Zeilin & Co.,
Macon, Ga.
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Perfectly delighllul-the ice cold
soda water at Sumpter & Pearcy's.
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ROnS SRaJI-
ICE ICE

WE have a splenpid ice house well filled
w with the best Lake lee, which we are
prepared to furnish at 6 cents per pound
Families will be supplied at their residences
every morning by giving notice the day be
fore. aPr29-tf lNLEI q MOI kE.'
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*Barrett'' uses vegetable matter.
Notice 20 Cash RIVERS

We have now in stock and receiv-
Jog daily a supply of provisions and
feed, such as Bacon, Lard. Flour,
Meal. Corn, Oats and Hay, and will
endeavor to keep supply Of these ar
ucles on hand during the season.
Our friends will bear in mind that
such produce cannot be bought for
nything but money, and they must
not expect them to be sold On a cred
it. ap22-2m. MCGuIRE & HILL.
The component parts of the Hun
garian Balsam of Life, the great cure
for all lung diseases, ara all named on
the wrapper of each bottle and a"y
one of experience can satisfy himself
by their perusal. of it's merits. In
0iPient consumption is quickly cured
by its use, snd every cass of cough
or bronchial affection vanishes after a
few doses are taken.
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Our job office is complete and the
printers are as good workmen as can
be found
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We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
a candidate for Register of
Giles County at the August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN W.
DYER candidate for Register ofGiles coun-
ty, at TIE ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce BOLIFER
W. KNIGHT, candidate tor Register of
Giles County, at the August election. =
We announce by authority RICHARD
PEPPER, as a candidate for Register of
Giles county. Election in August.
We announce by authority Capt J. CAL.
GILBERT as a candidate for Register at the
election in August.
For County Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce JOHN. F.
ROSE, a candidate for Clerk ofthe County
Court CT Giles County, election first Thurs
day in August.
70 tie Vosers IF G5zs5 Copnty:
am candidate for County Court Clerk.
Election first Thursday in August next.
AMOS Z. RICHARDSON.
We are authorized to announce II. Fl. Az
Meta candidate for Clerk of the County
Court OF Giles, at the ensuing August elcc
ton.
We announce by authority, G. W. Nc
LAURINE a candidate for Clerk Of the
County Court of Giles. Election in August
We announce JAMES A. RALSTON,
candidate for Clerk of the County c, art of
Giles Election in August.
We announce by authority, W. E. THOMP-
2 4l.o
Court of Giles, at the ensuing August cleo
tioa.
We announce by authority, J. L. JONES,
ESQ, 4 candidate for Clerk of tie County
Court of Giles, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We announce JAMES 81. WAGSTAFF
candidate for County Court Clerk Of Giles
ct she ensuing August election,
We announce by authority THOMAS s.
BRANDON condidatee for County Court
Clerk at the election in August.
For Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to announce Col. w.
S. MoLEMORE a candidate for Judge of the
Eleventh Circuit, embracing Williamson,
Maury, Giles, Marshall and Lawrence cOun-
ties, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Judge A.
NJ. HUGHES as a candidate for Judge of the
18th Judicial Circuit, embracing Maury,
Giles, Marshall, Williamson and Lawrence
counties.
Chancellor.
We announce by authority W. s. FLEM-
ING, candidate for the CHARACTERISTIC of
this FOURTH Chancery Division. Election
in August.
thereby announce myselfa candidate for
Chancellor of the Fourth Chancery Division,
embracing the counties of Williamson, Mau-
~. Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman, at
the ensuing August election.
HILARY WARD.
We announce by authority, Maj. THOS.
NJ. JONES a candidate for Chancellor Of
this the Fourth ChanceTy Division.
For Genera,
We announce by authority Col. JOHN W.
BUFORD IL candidate for Attorney-Generai
of this District. Election in August.
We announce by authority Capt. JOE.
RUSSELL, of Columbia, candidate for
Attorney General of this judicial Circait.-
Election in August.
For Congress.
We announce by authority Col. MATT
MARTIN, of Coffee County, candidate to
represent this (4,h) District in Tie next Con
.,ress OF the U. S. Election in November.
For Supreme Judge.
Announce by authority Col. PETE
~ candidate for Judge Of the
for the Middle Division of
- A,Shugust election.
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Respectfully,
A. D. WALLACE

N. B-Exposition of Drawing.
Thursday morning, Writing, Friday.
Come and see for yourselves that
both are better done than you thought
Pulaski capabls of.
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In New York Wednesday cotton
was quiet, middling uplands clos
ing at 218e. Gold opened in New
York, at 1873 closed at 1.138 Ten
nessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 635c for old issue, and 614c
for the new.
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Senators Anthony, of Rhode Is
land, aud Cragen, Of New Hampshire,
have been reelected.
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Ornamental wooden awnings are
becoming quite fashionable for bust
ness houses in our city. They are
pretty and useful.
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Box, 81, Pulaski, Tenn.

Henry Williams, the "entergentic"
tonsorial and physiognomicaI manip-
ulator. has transferred his corps of
skillful artistes and entire establish
ment from the domicle known to the
public as the old "Suunyside Saloon"
to an elegautaud costly Cited up apart
ment beneath the New Constitution
Restaurant, where be will be happy
to doff his tile to his friends and the
public generally. Go and be shaved.
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CoNCERr.-A musical entertain
ment of the fist character and quail
ty for children will be given by the
Music Class of Pulaski College. IN
der the direction of Prot. Chas. O..
Pspe. Wednesday. June gel, COM
meDcing at O'Clock. precisely, and
closing at 10. Said Concert will be
in the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. (Which house is perfectly
ssie,) unless a room in the Court
house can be procured. The many
friends of the school throughout the
country are specially requested to at
tend. The public are cordially invi.
ted. Come ore, come all
Respectfully,
A D. WALLACE.
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Quarterly Meeting commences at
the NJ. E. Church to-morrow. Com
munion service on the Sabbath.
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Attention, Red Men

AL members of Okahama Tribe,
No. 6. 1. o. r. NJ. are hereby mott
fed to appear at their wigwam at the
kindling OF the council fire on Il g
95th Sleep. Hot Noon, 9th Run, G..
S. D., 379.
By order of the Sa3t em,
WILL. S. EzELL, @. of R.
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The finest lot of Furniture. carpet
ing &c, for sale cheap at McKoin &
Cos, 56 College ST.. Nashville. All
orders promptly filed aud goods
shipped to parties in Giles.
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'Barfett's" IN constant demand.

Col. W Jasper Hill, who has just
returned from an extensive pleasure
and business tour through the East
ern cities and fashionable watering
places, has placed US under obhgA,
lions for late files of Eastern papers
and magazines. The Col. with his
usual force and flow of expression.
gives a glowing description of the
crops and general prospects of the
districts through which he passed.
Nothing so refreshing as glass Of
ice cad Soda Water. Snmnter Il
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PULASKI SAVINGS BANK
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER

Stockholders, Stockholders,
Estate of THos. MARTIN, A D BULL,
JOHN c BRoWb, NELL McCALLUM
A Cox, JAS A BOWERS,
JNe D FLAUTr & Co., T G JONES,
B CHILDERs, a NJ WILSON,
JNo G PATTERSON, DAVID II Parsons,
E EDMUNDsoN. JAS T MoKIssACK,
Estate of B W MASON, S E ROSE,
SUFFER- & PEARCY, r B Cox,
ARowsMITH & BRANAE. JOHN NJ WHITE
CT ROBINSON, WIN SIMoNToN,
J L RIDLER, DEWITT GORDON
T MCLEAN, = IL EzELL,
C L RIDLEY, G W McGREw,
JAMES McCALLUM, c T MASON,
JNo T STEELE, W B ROE RTs,
GRAIN 81 JACKSON, II CHLDERs.
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Directors.

Directors.
SOLON E. ROSE, President,
JNO. c. BROWN, E. EDMUNDSON
JAS. MCALLUM, P. II. EZELL,
AID. BULL, CHESLEY M'MILLON.
nay28tf T. MCLEAN, CqsAisr.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroads.&c.

MORNING. JUNE IL, 10
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Shese goods strict Nashville prices for cash onl~
and in no case vii al ow the best of accounts to
at the people will take ofense at mode Of do
cit a share OF the patronage.
BOYD N. YOUNG & CO.