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e.. as InlS Iulih Oh II. IL NuahooH
v. convicted Of corruption in Office, or
. any other crime, all he would have to
81 d.. according to this doctrine, would he to
@s ieclur2 the court an unconstitutional TIL
SBunal, cali around him to defend him o
~ dozen negroes, and appeal to General
.AHgYto sustain him. We recommend this
hot cut 10 liberty to TIE various felons
EAciu UHplkwoop tries. Let them pro-
EouUcc UNDERWOOD humbug, no lawyer, an
;;iventuer, 4 carret-bagger, or villain,
land lis decisions contrary to the Constitution
! and laws (as many OF them unquestlonab1y
,rel, and refuse to allow his officers 10 ex-
ru.r tho process of the court upon them,
i then let General CANDY say whether
sj!i enforce these decisions or use hie
10 prevent those officers from execu-
Nem on the ground that he wishes to
\ violence and hloodshed.
= bN is to-day certainly u deter and
,,nncr Of the law, and is as criminal IL
ne eye Of that law as is any man WHOM
UyDERwooD has ever sentenced TO conhne-
mcut in the pcaiten,iary; and no man was
ever so sentenced by UNDERWOOD who had
no, better reasons for resisting the officers
Of the law than CHAuoOS has. I" \ second
DANIEL come to judgment. The great
State Of Virginia must yield to carpet
Dagger and ask judge whether she has
the right 10 enforce her own laws
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F;fs,

Or CONSUMPTION. ii hi. residence, IN HenTico
ro;nf. on the evening ri the lTtil instant, II )
O'Clock NJ. GEui:,,i i. j. Pow ELL III The forli-
eth vrar OF III. acr He iGINc, = Wifi: and seven
children TO mourn their los.
itrar..S, husband, thnu hast left u.s.
We thy los .rnst deeply 'ccl
Eu: 'iiS God l.!t hat, beef; It's,
He can all DIR Sorrows heal.
Ills funeral Kill lax" place II Emanuel church
THIS AFTE.sUDN III u'cloCh. III" friends
and acGraiufanccS are respectfully Invited ~ AL
tend ithput further notice.
Ohio paGrrs iiraSe copy. @I8GsH~~
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d. R0USS.
r,rr : 4 rrsT FRoN THE FRONT

THE LATEST FROM THE FRONT
The best yardswfde Cotton in the city at 123c,
the best Prints in tho city ut loc.. Androscoggln
iblea he'd Cotton Mt lee. only, Coatss Spool Cot
ton at soc. per dozen, the genuine Alexandra
Kid Gloves tnll colnrsl ut S1.es-warranted.
A full line Of Buffalo Alpacas from soc. TO so.
the best Yacht Club Shirtipgs ut le3c. worth 20c
beautiful Freoch Percales; elegant English Ho-
siery at &c.: cheap at 573c:; british socks ut &c
gortk &C.,; Black Grape Wells at 81 worth 30
FIFTY THOUSAND NOTIONS and FANCY
ARTi'CL ES--,lll qualities and all prices. mh10
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RICIINoSD HALLWAY { C.NPANY.)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

RICuMoSD HALLWAY CNPASY.}
supEHI- TEEDESTtS OFFICE, }
,arch 10, 1870.
yu,IE PITRIIC ARE HEREBY NUTI-
/ FIED that on and after his DAY tickets in
nsckaces Of my i50l and one hundred il0p VIII uc
sold oniy At the Office Of the COMPANY, no. Hla
I'm smaller quantities cali also no lad ut the office.
- j. II. RICHARDSON.
Superintendent, Richmond Railway Company.
NH ia-ix
N~OTICE.-Notice IS hereby siTen that
~ by au order of;'- Circuit i.ourt 81 the Cnited
tered on the 9TH in. OF starch, Il. d. 1870, the I'M
darsiyncd has been appointed n receiver OF the
effects assets, and other property, OF the James
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted IL the said Company VIII settle
only with thu uuIerrig ned.
NH ,aeodow Richmond, Va.
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~ AXE YOUR CHAN CES
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cLrARl>G-oUrsALE OF wooLLENU GOODS
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/. a-Wc have Issued Pamphlets centAN''''
full particulars, statistical eetais' H"p''
which viii DC furnished upon application.
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;Rwoap will remove ELLYsoN.
wooD has no jurisdiction. If
| jurisdiction. and ELLySoN
tey the writ, General CANDY
h'se, if he is consistent, as
tsoN assures him that UNDER
bright under the Constitution
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-06

Messrs. Adams, Talliaferro, Garrett and
others, Members of Pulaski Bar:-Gentle-
men-Upon the first impulse of gratifca
ton in receiving your courteous letter of
April 4th, 1870, inviting me to become a
candidate for tie Office of Attorney General
Of this district, wrote to you IN reply on
the 10Th of April, and accepted your fatter-
ing invitation. Since that time my father,
(Maj. Thos. NJ. Jones) having become a can
didate for the Office of Chancellor for this
Division, renders it improper for ne to re-
maiT: in the canvass, aad has induced me to
request release from my promise.
therefore announce to you, and through
you, to the votes of this district, that re-
speetfully withdraw my name as a candidate
for the Office above mentioned.
With sincere thanks to you and my friends
in the district, for the partiallity with which
they were pleased TO consider my claims, I
remain very truly you obedient servant,
CIIAS. JONES. +
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CANDD ATES
For Register.


We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
WoODRING, a candidate for Register of
Giles County, at the ensuing August election.
We arc authorized to announce JOHN W.
DYER acandidate for Register of Giles coun-
", at the ensuing August election.
We are authorizedto announce BOL1VER
W. KNIGHT, a candidate Tor Register of
Giles County, at the ensuing August election
We announce by authority RICHA Ed
PEPPER, as a candidate for Register of
Giles county. Election in August.
For County Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce ABE FRIZ-
ZELL q candidate for Clerk of the County
Court of Giles County, at the ensuing eler
ton.
We are authorized to announce JOHN. F.
ROSE, a candidate for Clerk ofthe County
Court of Giles County, election first Thurs
day in August.
To tie Voters'g' GILES County:
am a candidate for County Court Clerk.
Election first Thursday in August next.
AMOS R, RICHARDSON.
We are authorized to announce II. Fl. AY-
NETT a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court Of Giles, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We announce by authority, G. W. Nc
LAURlNE a candidate for Clerk of the
County Court of Giles. Election in August.*
We announce JAMES A. RALSTON, q
candidate for Clerk of the County Court of
Giles. Election in August.
'Wc announce by authority, ". E. THOMP-
SON, a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court of Giles, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We announce by Authority, J. L. JONES,
ESQ. 4 candidate for Clerk of the County
Court of Giles, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We announce JAMES NJ. WAGSTAFF
candidate for County Court Clerk of Giles
at the ensuing August election.
FIR Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to announce Col. W.
S. McLEMORE a candidate for Judge of the
Eleventh Circuit, embracing Williamson,
Marry, Giles, Marshall and Lawrence cOun-
ties, at the ensuing August election.
We announce by authority W. S. FLEM-
ING, a candidate for the Chancelloiahip OF
this (Fourth) Chancery Division. Election
in August.
thereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor of the Fourth Chsncery Division,
embracing the counties of Williamson, Maui
~. Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman, at
the ensuing August election.
HILARY WARD.
We announce by authority, Maj. THOS.
NJ. JONES candidate for Chancellor Of
this the Fourth ChanceTy Division.
For AttOrney-Gencra',
We announce by authority Col JOHN W.
BUFORD 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 Circuit
Election in August.
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Personal.

DR.. J. F. Grant. who for some
time has bee travelling n the south
west 10 the interest Of the Nashville
Life Insurance Co., arrived at his
home in this city last Tuesday morn
ing. We learn that the Doctors
health is somewhat improved, and
that after a brief visit to Nashville
be will remain with US some time
He will please accept our thanks for
late files of N. o. papers.
We were visited a Gay or two Ogo
by Col. MeLemore, from Franklin,
candidate for Judge Of this Circuit
Col. McLemore ranks among the
leading lawyers of Middle Tennessee
and would exercise on the bench
both wisdom and dignity, Hs Will
be remembered as the successor of
Col. Starnes as commander Of the
4ih Tennessee cavalry, than which a
better regiment never went into the
field, and it lost none Of its character
under the command of Col. NJ.
Gen. 10. B. Palmer, the gallant
commander of the dauntless ola
Brown brigade, spent day OF TWO in
our city this week. Time has dealt
gently with him. He is always
greeted with a warm welcome when
ever he comes to Pulaski.
John B. Smith, of the Lincoln
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Old Giles Still Ahead.

We venture the prediction that
Maj. Altman of our county has given
in to the Tax Assessor the highest
average valuation on his stock of any
breeder in the State; to wit: Horse
stock at an average of $3.50, cows at
S26, hogs and Sheep al $40, jacks at
$500. Maj. Altman has invested
more money in fine stock for SFee0-
ing purpos' 8. in proportion to his
means. than any gen leman in the
State. He does this for the purpose
of improving the stock of our sec
ton. and we hope his laudable ef-
forts will prove success and he be
fully compensated. The Major has
among sNSeral No. foals, one got
by Watson out of Sultana, which is
pronounced by competent judges the
finest ever yet dropped. All Of his
foals are unusually promising.
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Picnic.


Monday was a lovely day, and we'll
suited for pic MICS and pleasant rsmbles
through the woods, being neither too
warm nor too cold. The pupils of
Rev. Robert Caldwell's school, hay
ing long had a picnic in contemrla-
ton, determined to avail themselves
Of the delightful Eesther. and SO, ev-
erything being in readiness they re-
paired. With bouyant and happy spir-
its, to a beautiful grove. that had pre-
viously been surveyed by one Of the
charming teachers. on the banks Of
old Richland. and about one ard a
half miles southeast of town. The
senior Devil of This concern was ia
vored with an invitation, upon the re-
ceptioH of which be donned bis besl
clothes. which. blythe way, were not
much, slipped out OF The back door,
and hied to the festive scene. Ar
irving on the grounds about dinner
time. he was warmly received and led,
blushingly, to the tables VIII eh fairly
groaned, Gables always groan, I'M
der the luxurious feast that was spread
upon them, where we are afraid he
over-did himself. All enjoyed the
feast amazingly, after which they ad-
journed to the play ground, where the
evening was passed with grace-hoops,
croquet, etc. Later in the evening
the May King and Queen were crown
ed with the usual ceremonies atten-
dant upon such occasions. To mere
" say that the Queen was beaUti
would be paying Her Majesty very
poOr.compliment indeed, for she was
perfectly loveiy and would grace tho
court of any hing. Now. as for the
King selected, be was han-but the
less we say on that subject the better,
as he ia one of hose bashful and re-
firing sort Of princes SO seldom met
with, and might not like to be para
ded through the newspapers. All
OF the pic-nickers returned home in the
cool CT the evening we'll pleased with
themselves and everybody. Uurlah
for the picnic.
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Married

In this county, on Tuesday Sd
inst. by the Rev. air. Heusley, HI.
James Edwards to Mrs Marks.
A goodIy portion from the we'd
ding feast found it's way to this Of.
fee, for which the happy pair will
accept our sincere thanks. We
wish them happiness, prosperity and
long life with no sorrows.
In this city, on Tuesday 81 inst,
by Rev. Dr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Geo. w.
Ballentine, OF S4rdis, Miss, to Miss
Mollie Mosby. Of this city.
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Notice 20 Cash Rnuers

We have now in stock aud receiv-
ing daily a supply of provisions and
feed, such as Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Meal. Cora. Oats and Hay, and will
endeavor to keep supply of these ar
tIcles on hand during the season.
Our frieuds Will bear in mind that
such produce cannot be bought for
anything bat money. and they must
not expect them 20 be sold On a cred
1t. ap22-2m. McGU1RE & HILL.
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Thanks.-Our kind and attentive
friend, Mr. Greed Flippin, having a
proper conception of the spirit of The
press, has presente US with a susli-
cious looking bottle whose contents
are mystery to US, not being iamil
lar with such things, but number
OfkuOwiug friends say that they com
bine a mixture Of apple brandy, hon
ey and ice. We doh't drink, but we
have inhaled the yaPOrs of this deli
eiOus beverage and we are prepared
to say that it smells we'll.
l can confidently say that Sims
mons Liver Regulator has done me-
more good than all tie medicine l
ever used. I shall never be without
it. JOHN J. ALLEN,
Bib County.
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All BARRIERS use "Barretrs."

All BARRIERS use 'BarTett's."
May-Day ExcursiOn.-The teach
ers and young ladies Of Pulaski Col
iege propose making May day ex-
cursion to Aspen Hill Tomorrow
We are authorized by Prof, Wallace
to invite any of the ladies and gen
tlemeu who wish to participate in the
pleasures of the pic mic to meet them
at the depot at 9 O'Clock. They an
ticipate a pleasant time, and all lovers
of amusement will enjoy the occasion
afforded by the trip.
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''Barrett's" keeps the hair clean,

Parade rest; attention to orders;
Corporal's Office, signed, Q; this en-
campment is ordered to strike tents,
sling krapsacks, and be ready to
march at moments warning. The
proper medical supplies and raticus
of Robertson will be furnished by the
cheap drug store of A ]. Whitthorn
& Co.
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County Conrt Clark -The

County Court Clerk.-There are
so many good and competent run
ming for the Office of County Court
Clerk that We are at loss to know
how to decide for ourself how to vote
much less 10 dictate to our friends
how to cast their ballot. But we
know the claims of our friend J. NJ,
WagstaF, who is announced in this
paper, will not be overlooked on the
day Of election.
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1t is patent to the minds of all right
thinking and intelligent men that. no
ma Ter how hard the times are, the
children SHOULD be educated
apr22-7:. PULASKI. COLLEGE.
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County News, and general agent Ct
the AE;na Life Insurance Co.. is
spening a few days in the country
with US. He reports things flourish :
ing over in the city of Fayetteville.
We were pleased to meet on yes
terday Mr.. a G. Morrow of Nash
vile, whose devotion to the sacred
cause Of Confederate Orph anage has
rendered his name conspicuous for
beneyolenoe and patriotism. Mr..
Morrow visits Pulaski for the pur-
pose of giving an Entertainment at an
early day for the benefit of the Con-
federate Orphan asylum at Clarks-
Vile, and we besEe.k for him a
hearty welcome mi liberal encou :
agement in his udable enterprise
A thousand dollar piano is to be
awarded to some ticket in the cou-
cert to be given in Nashville on the
list of June. Tickets for sale at
Sumpier & Pearcy's.
Go to McKoiu q Co.'S, Sc Col
lege Street. Nashville, to see the
prettiest lot Of furniture to be found
in the city. Our citizens will do VT l
to Call there when ia the city, where
they are certain to be suited in quail
ty, style and price.
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Several Mexican men and women
have been circulating about town for
the past day or two, selling fancy
beed work.
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10000 Fruit Cans and wax to seal
them for sale by Boyd NJ. Young &
Co. maG-1m
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tProgress.-Pulaski College last
Fall term matriculated ffty-fve pu-
pills; this spring thus far has booked
ifty-Si1. A. D. WALLACE,
1t Priu,
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NEW CONSTITUTION.

TTE very Highest market price viii c
i paid for chickens. eggs, butter. turkeys,
ducks. and game Ofall kind, ut tie New Con
stitutiOu Restaurant by
marlS tt FINLEY e MOORE
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'Barrctt's'' took the silver medal.

a handsome lot of Baby Buggies
and Perambulators for sale by Boyd
NJ Young & Co.
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Cant. 10 H. FusseI.

We announce to-day this geDtle-
man as candidate for Attorney
General. While We would say moth
ing that could be construed into "a
disparagement of the competency
and fitness Of his worthy opponent,
Gel. Buford, yet we will be permit
ted to remind our readers that Capt.
F. is one of tie worthiest young law
yrs in this circuit. He will be ia
vorabIy remembe by all the sur,
wing members Of the gallant lst
Tenn. Cavalry as the chivalrous COM
msnder of Co. E in that regiment
The State will suffer no loss by en-
trusting its business TO him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-06

Wanted-1OOO shares in Nash.
vile q Decatur Railroad stock.
HIGHLAND SAVINGS BANK.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-06

The best shave given by Martin d.
Jonee, under Pope & Towler's drug
stors.
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'Barrett's" don't stain the skin.
Meat.

Our friend Waggoner is endsavOr-
ing to the utmost of his ability to
supply this market with good beef
and mutton. He does the best he
can under the circumstances aud We
should thank him and expect no more
than is possible. Patroniss him .ib-
orally and his supplies will CORES
pond. 1t
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$50 New Cooking Stoves just re-
ceived and for sale at Nashville
prices by Boyd NJ. Young q Co.
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I am composed Of thirty-ninc letters:
My p, 10, 6, j., 81, is an animal.
8 %, SO, 80, 81, Is a city in Ireland.
= Il. 81, 26, 3, Il, ., 49, is a creek in
Giles county.
" % Il, q, 10. 50, 81, is town in Giles
county.
F." so, 81 ), s., Il, is a calm, soft wind.
4" l, SO, i, s, is what we all should do.
= 90, u, 16, Is, expressing Iamentation.
IS, %, (, %, So, poem 20 be-sung.
. s., y, IS, 81, 6, the name ofa tree.
Z, II, 50, ], ., what good many young
couple do.
" Is, IS, q, is what tanners do.
My whole is advice that should dc follow
ed by every citizen ofGiles county. Let the
little folks go to work and give answer
next week
Ladies who have become disgust
ed with the sticky preparations for
the Hair which are to be found so
plentifully throughout ous land, are
. earnestly requested to try clearly,
elegantly p4rlumed Hair RostOrer.--
Let them urchase a single bottles
the Louisiana Creole Hair Restor-
and our word for it they will have no
other hair dressing upon their toilet
stands.
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A new Bank was established at
Columbia last NJ ynday. with some OF
the best and most wealthy citizens of
Maury county as its stockho dsrs.
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1000 Glass Fruit Jars for sale by
Boyd NJ. Young & Co.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-06

"Barrett's" indispensable HAIR restorative.
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We are offering $4,000 worth of these goods t
w. goods right on credit Dnd in II Sc .
- so days. Hoping that the pc pie
we most respectfully solicit share n
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Pulaski College.
Open for the reception of pupils
until May LIST. I'd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-26
Trustees Sale.

HRY VIRTUE Of the provisions Of 4 Ter.
~ tain deed Of trus. made by Thom,s
'ockreii on the lg:h day Of March. 1870, to
SECURE to Mrs. NJ. +. Gocareil the sum OF
-Four Thousand Dollars OF certain iudeh,ed
ness mentioned therein, the same deed b. ug
duly recorded n record book at Deed, RI
pages 2s6 aud 2S7, Of Noxubee county, N
la'lppl, the under- igued will proceed to SCI
to Ldt llghest b,uicr for cash, al public out
efy, Q the premises known as the Edmund
'ld pla e, in Noxubea county, Mississippi, on
THUASDAY Y, December 10TH, 1870,
the following described property, to.wit:
Mules a. d Horses, Cows and Oxen, Pork
and Stock Nogs, Wagons aud Blacksmith
Fools, Farmil Utensils, Giu-staud, house
ana kitchen lurlitlre, growing crop aud 9TH
er personal property.
The above property or so much thereOfas
Is necessary, will be sold to pay Of and sat
l-iy the sum Of $1,000 and interest aud the
cost OF This trust. The title to the above
property /. believed to be good, but | shall
Only convey such tide AZ is vested IN me az
trustee. W b. ARMSTRONG,
NoyI2-5ts Trustee.