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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02

That Gov Brown is to he his own
successor in the gubernatorial chair
AZ Nashville. seems TO be g conceded
point. Theirs has existed o popular
anspis.ieB, that the Withdrawal Of
Gen. Quarles from the last canvass,
10 favor Of Gen. John g. Brown, i'm
piled that the former was booked for
the approaching term. But at the
recent banquet given By Gov. Brown
90 the members of the Legislalure,
Gen. Qnarles expressed the hope that
Gov. Brown might live thousand
years. aad be Governor all the time.
Very sell, Brown has made a good
Governor, and we don't care cent.
Up with hinA- Bris5ol Nesss.
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ice Frank Cheatham is out for
81 oVeFnCr- We are sorry We cannot
elect both Cheathan and B~own.
But NC see 40 reason at this time
Ter raisine questiOs between two
good Democrats and excellent gen
tlemen. And no more do we see
aay public good which IS to result
from the displacement Of Brown At
this time. Cheashem may come 10
very well FOR another terra. But Ee
are not aware that the safety OF the
State depends on his being put in
sGsce iust now, at the expense of
dispiaeing IS good Governor SO
ths State Of Tennessee ever had or
q likely 10 ever have. Fer Genera!
Cheathan ae have the highest pos
aible respect and good wishes, and
believe him eminently worthy OF
any position IN the giit Of the PEG
de. Our predisposition is against
change &C this time. Bat We
shall bow 70 the decision Of the
State Convention: feeling well as
sured that We shall have frst-class
Governor, whether one or the oIhei
Of these distinguished gentlemen Is
che y amineee.--M Memphis REGISTER.
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Attachment Notice

81. r. Cousens VS. Andrew CALDWELL
Il Il. this cause e arpcaring g my satis-
i faction thas the feiendant S a nom
residsnt Of the state of tennessee, aud
IA attachment having been issued md
levied on 4 certain town lot in old
fynnvllle, Giles county, Ieulsessecs alls.
being a nonresident. and doe the said
DiQintiff Hfty-six dollars, interest and
cost Of suit. ITS therefofe ordSfea til5t
pahlicati1n be made isi she lsalasst
SfrZEH fsr foaf successive weeks, Ee-
euiEing said defend4tlt to sppear Ct lsft
cfice near tie town Of Ola Ilsnis lie -
the county Of <ziiess State al leaacssees
elz the Ist day oe May, 1872, and make
defense 10 this attachment, on else she
same shall be tried ex-parte rs 60 him.
J. ~. MeI.AUlsiA u, =. II.
April 4-lt
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II RANKRuPqGY.

states FOR t1e Middle E4istriof g Tens
nssseo.-In che matter 81 feeeEfn
Kennedy
Yo- Whom 81 Ray Concerns
rgaHE III DElsSISaiz led hereby gives
notice Of his appointment q 49,
.signee Of joseph fkenre,ly, 81 ftlasssl.
IL Size cozntv e eisz t1sl c-ase y
Eennesee. Nilain said district, who
has been lua4ee Bankrupt upon his
own neliti0n l,F the District Quart u
said dislritl Dated Wednesday, the
eoth d1y q Nafeh. lS72-
q. ~. Ewing. assiEnee.
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In Ghanoery at Pulaski, for
Giles County. Tennessee.


Joseph r. Slrayh0Iu vs.. John r. 1n-
man et ais.
II THIS CAUSE on motion OF COM
q plainaHt, supported by affidavit, rhat
he is bound as security for Joseph G.
Inman. deceased, IN the SUN Of $499 IS,
and that said spm was due and owing ~
the time Of the death of said Joseph G.
lnnIEu, and t5dF be, as such security,
VIII have said sum to pay; aRd that
said innan died intestate IN the State
Of Alabama, seized and possessed of
real and personal estate in the State OF
Tennessee, and that 40 administration
has been granted upon the estate Of
said IntestsEte IA the State Of Irnneseee,
and having obtained from the u hi,
Thomas. II. Jones, Judge &c, an order
Ton q writ of attachment to issue, which
attachment has been issued and re-
turned levied upon the estate Of said
Joseph C.. human. deceased, descended
TO the defendants, his heirs at law, and
disfributees. It is therefore ordered
that publieation be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the PULASKI CITIZEN,
Ii newspaper published ia the town Of
Pulaski, requiring said Elyira Imam.
John r. lnman, VIM. Inman Jackson
gnnlans who are the widow and chill
dreu of Joseph c. Inman, deed y ley
cuAthers ana liis NiIes cafals James HI
nam, Joseph Inman, Nathaniel Imam,
Sarah c. iEman and Mary Jane fninsn,
widow and children. OF .soin &. Inman,
deed, to appear. before the Chancellor
Of our Court of Chancery for the county
of Giles, at the next term thereof 20 be
held at the court house in the town OF
Pulaski, on the LIST Monday in Seplem-
Der next, 1872, and plead, answer o.. de
mar to complainant bill, or the same
zin BE taken Tor contested and set for
hearing ex-paEte.
W. t. DALLENTIl5E, G. g ST.
Mar. lat
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rTsTT eess-srsts ltir Aeretolise 1zlsl~
fnz 5lFzs1 Jae. Bufor1. J r. ana
IL Easlef. uudef tae dr1u naite 81
~ .os5l s ffqlcr, 81 isszi we'd lE is11esz.1
- a. L4y ler VIII continue business lis4
s.. .=.lf ll.,rs7,.si .sfeiserf er.ff III 5ts1s seq
.fhe oil frn AalES BIFFERIl,
AnfIf 1-Im u Al. IAL E0h.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02

The New England Woman's Club
IN Boston continues to recfeete by
listening to lectures on such anu
sing topics as the Evolution OF the
Flanetsry System" They were In
formed the other evening that
Through sasliation tie contraction
Of the sun must 50 on until it be
co acs e. aaiescent as the moon.
~ deubs they we're glad to heaf it-
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Administrators Notiee

TTANfS1 si5gfe steI b tie Clerk 81
~ II the County Court 81 Giles county
che insolvency of The estate OF John C..
Maustshy. deceased. It was ordered BY
fhe fotIst tiaat publication Il made a
reQuiraz 8 iANs for 81 persons elsiisi-
INK % DC creditors 81 the estate - Gle
their cisinls- rrcrst-s gerifcl. sl1h the
clerk Of the County Court. on or before
tisc 18th daF 81 stir, ssI2. er sseY pili
gsesls OF the estate and forever barred
.s ln laW sni euaity.
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eH5scEaY SAFE Of
VaIua6Ia ToWn Pr01er5V.

Valuable Town Property
". u. Baflentine Adm'r, IS. r a..
mckenzie and Others.
BSBANT % decres OF the Ehan-
1 Gerry Court for Giles county, 1en-
nessee, 80 Psllasli, Sd the1lLoze eaases J
will~on
saturday, Bay the 4th, 1872.
.zafl at pubIic safe. Is the highest bidder,
at the court house door in the town 81
Pulaski free from tie equity ofredemp-
I0ii the fractional part Of . town lot Ia
the iowa 81 Pulaski, sitsiated ca the
south side of the public square IN said
town 81 Pulaski, and the SAME OF which,
is situated the store house 20 present DC
cnpled by Boyd 81. &opng 8 60. IS z
Tin and stove store. TERMS Oue-hail
ia six months from the day Of sale, AMI
thesbalance payable on the ist day Of
March, 1873, with interest from day Of
sale. Bond with good security required
aud ben retained until the purchase
money spaid.
W. e. BAILENTINE, G & u.
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A negro preacher 1T q Georgia
camp taeeting told bis hearers they
seulG never enter heaven Rith wis
ky hotties IN their pockets and
uyeed them TO "bring EN- EisAt. up
~ the pulpit, and ne would oiler EN-
saeri6cc to dc Lord The con.
sequence Was that the good shop
herd WAS in tho evening 80 over
come hy the spirit IS to bc usabla
So nreaeh.
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6haneeTy Sale III Variable
Fqnd


Grubbs st ais
E1URSE5Aes 1T 70 a decree Of the Chan
y gerry Court for tEes eoantv, felt-
ee, al sell, "a
Satur as May the . 1872
81 the etsrs E6aSe door 81 tie tofen 81
Pulaskl, on credit until tie 25tli Of
December. 1872. and free from the
ealifg g Tetieulp tiors q public sale, 90
the highest bidder, tile tflct Of IS l4E-
$50 ACRES, mentioned in the pieadings,
ziHlafei Isl the Goth civil disfric5 81
lili-s county, GA the waters Of Brad
shaw creek, adjoining the lands of Jesse
Mays, ~. s. Hara-esI and estateo Of Chas.
Learnerman and Others. Bond with
good security required and a lien
retained for the payment Of she pur-
chase money
~. = ALLESTIN G. e 81
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eghoncer,. SO of

Valuable Town Property.
Thos. y. Atchison, guardian, Ct ais, vs..
Laura Alllltin ct ais.
DURSUANTto q decree of the Chan
il Gerry Court ut Pulaski, for Giles
.countys Ia tlle Above cause, 4 VIII sell,
On Monday. Nay 9Th. 1872,
at public sale to the highest bidder, be-
lore the court house deor in the town Of
Pulaski, on a ereditof J, 2 and 8 years,
with interest, except a cash payment OF
s percent on day Of sale, the town lot
mentioned in the pleadings, situated III
the town Of Pulaski, embFacing the lots
known as the old Academy Lots and the
dwelling house and lot opposite john Q.
Walkers Tystdenee ard adjoining Z.
Harris and the store house and lots OF r.
e.. T.. 81 !lsle. known as the ola jaii lots
win be soe3 together or divided, as may
Sc Thought best Oh day of sale. Notes
with good security via be required OF
the purchasers and lien retained for the
T. payfnento Ga the purchase money.
w. =, BATIENTESE, G. g II.
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''Nliat iime Is il. my dear askee
a uifs Of her husband. wf1em She
suspected ct being drunk, but sfhQ
Was doing his best 20 look sober.
M'H,ny darling. I can'ttei. cause,
you see, there are two hands on my
watch. and each points 70 g dsacr.
eat figure, and don't know whleh
e. hcileve
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3 81 SAID sha the Prssident ofs
psnioued New York counterfeifer
iof good behavior and set gol1
hehay. r ia enc Of his dice holders
= thi u never iiarlOus.-- lalsssf
yoarns{
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oh age IS coming upon ne rap
i'lly. - The iirelin said nhsa he
vas stealing apples from IN old
mau'a ssen. ana saw the owner
coiniar. Nhlp b hand.
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TfOtiilg and Saddle Stations

BAY W06BF0aB AND Jos Bowers
win make the present season IT the
stable D the unde signed. commencing
the lst u Aaeclf aua fiaina She 3st 81
JulY. 25 oy the saason or S25 % insure
for the first. and S15 by the season Ter
the Sc oni Money due wbenrtie Hlares
ns-a fe- r,1 f4r-s 8
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02

lfENERAL R0EssF.tI, was sired by Gene
modore, taalf brother 10 keyenue,] by
Boston; 1st dapl, NoEty Price. bY Cost
Jolnsofl-he by Boston; % dam, Sallie
Jones, by IMP. Leyiathau 81, Char
lotge Hamilton, By sir Charles; 4th, La
dy of the Lake. by Imp Sir Harry 9TH,
BY Imp. Di0med; 9Th. by Imported St.
George 7tA, 81 Imp. fearnaugAt, Sth,
by Imp. J oily Roger: 9th, an imported
nlare Afterwards called Nary Gray, by
Round Head. For Mary Gray's petii-
gree see American Inrf Register, vol.
1. page SIS; and English stud Book,
vol. i, page 1877; losb, by Ringbons
iIth, Croft's Partner: 18th, by CrofC's
/ Bay Garl3s 18th. by Makeless; 18th, By
/ BTfmmer; 18th, By Diezey Pierson
10th, the Burton Barb Mare Some 81
our best Judges OF pedigrees say that
Rousseau las p pure CROSSES Of Doomed
blood. being more iban any horse III
merton
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CHaHCERY SALE OF
M UABLE LII Nd
a,,,rae p yvni-arzo7,. a9p1.r Ne melinda

VAL EABLE LII Nd
Tyree R. Wiikerson, admir-, vs.. Lucinda
Wilkerson and others
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chan
ii Gerry court at Pulaski, for Giles
county, IN the above cause, / VIII, on
Saturday, May 4th, 1879,
cell at public sale 70 the highest bidder,
before tie court house door in the town
Of Pulaski, oh 4 credit Of 6, II and 81
months, the undivided interest of Zaek
e. Yfilkerson - the iIHdE belonging to
the estate Of bis father, stephen X.
Wilkers0n, decd; said interest being
One-tenth thereof Notes with good Sc
curity required and 4 lien retained Tor
the payment Of the purchase money.
Al the same time and place wiz be sold
bY The administrator Of said Jack r.
Wfil1erson. a let ofrailroad stock IN the
81. q y. Railroad.
w. F. BALLENTESE, {. & II.
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PEDIRREEs.

BAY NOODE % RID was slret
by Edwin Forest asla Gus -of & d eEai3ris
no Chief tIare, For further reference
see pedigrse- 81 Edwin Forest and Mem
bIino Chief-
JOE. 30 " j. Rs was sired By old
Traveller and oa5 81 a 4gaseler mare,
making him q double Traveller.
Mares seut from a distance viii Sc
pastnred at 81 30 per month. no lia-
bilitr fer aceidents OF escapes, should
any occur. GALE THOMAS,
Mar7-2m AEent.
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pERF(9RATANCEs.

1<l1 II ItA 33I IA A y G LIS
March IS. 1856 Rousseau ran and
won his ilrstrace Of Ia miles at Mobile,
Ala, Magnolia Course, il , 81 ghe
next day, same ConIse, he won the COT
fee House Stake, bost three iir five, beat
ing with ease, among others, Captain
Moore's- Gfn3ous 5iiley, Aiaideay time
80, ] 81, ] :5ll :. Maiden was c0nsidz
ered-pne Of the fastest horses in the llIsi-
ted States, having won the Travers
stake at Saratoga IN 1855. in 2 field or
30, only 9 starlngs among them Sarah
As own sister IL the renowned Jack
Malone. April, 1866, ha won q dash Of
Two miles ct New Orleans. The 18th Of
she same month he beat va Dance, by
Lexington cat Of Reel. 2 mile heats
aine 81 track very heavy, War Dance
let down. On the 20fh same month anu
Course Charlie Armstrong beat Rous-
seau mile heats, R5tlssea winning one
heatiu Z 80. March 26th, 1867, he won
Post stake 2t Mobile, Ala, 4 mile heats,
beating bIr. AIexanderas celebrated Az
derbaran, Jack Armstrong, &c, time
z 1864 7 :53lz. Ss02lf; the 9TH mile was
run in the extraordinary tiniS Of 80
the best seventh mile on record. March
/ 30th, same year and Course, he beat Ale
deebarau IL q race Of three miles time
5:A7, 5 40, 5-5T1f. April I3th 1857. lie
I won -soeky Clnp Purse, 3 mile heats,
over AIattairic Course, New Orleans,
/ beating the famous race mare Fannie
Brown, Uesie G., Billy Conn0r, qte,,
/ tine SAFE. 5s43ll $ 49, This is but
t n part OF the brilliant career of this no
bic horse. Ills famous 1riner, Hr. I,
/ =. Patterson, after making successful
cam paigrs for two years over the vari-
Gus Courses Of Nashville, Memphis, New
/ Orisans, Mobile, sc. and his unparalel-
I LED. performance or running with great
/ success y uiies il 81 days, says she
I considered him first-clsas race horse
/ at alicistatices from one to four miles.
lie also remarked SO Col Battle Payton
81 whom I purchased Rousseau, that
saftez visiting the races North, ] be
Heve Rousseau couid have beaten ans
horse I saw except Kentucky, and ]
have ms doubts as to him. 3ir. ;. G.
Kay, reporter for the Turf, Field and
Farm, wrote to Col Peyton after Rous-
seau's eecood -raee with Fannie Blowr
I that be corsideEeEbim the best horse ef
the turf for endurance, the finest larg,
horse III ali the laad and Z superior rae.
animal. have certificates from Col
II Ecqton 60 the above.
fe 19-2m I.F. SMITH.
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ChaneerY sale al Eand.


Chaneery Sale Of Land
Thos. S. Foggs Adm'r, vs.. Mary n.
Beasiey et ais.
DURsUAET 70 adocree. ef the Chan
A Gerry Court Al Pulaski. for Giles
cg9itys 10 the above cause. win sell,
On Tuesday, Nay 2, 1872,
on the. premises. on q crtdit until the
.ihst ddr of bruafy, 1873,
the tract Of 81 acres. mentioned in the
decree, being Lot no. of the subdi-
vision Of the lands Of +. A Beasley. de-
ceased, and the same purchased by W
II. Beasley at a sale OF A. Cox, former
clerk and master Of said court Said
land il sitHated Ia the 9th civil district
Of Giles county, on the waters oi Iiich-
land creek, and sold free rom tbe equity
of redemption. Notes With approved
security. required and q lien retained fol
the payment Il tie purchase money.
". MINE, CT ~
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Peters, Eciectie Piano school goo
Elloa5s So q
tFcfrI2fs Esui1aE ~chcel 50
Peters 1Lclolrcsl- school --.- 2 50
Ne Pits LllEa trfee-bQ0k II %
Song Hcho. Containing over 100
lsalEtigaf Ssnes s.--- 3
Peters Parlor Sompauion, Ter .ltste
flzl violin %
Peters RarlCg Companion Tor hntes
violin alll5 sal1fla- "
Peters New aId Improved Nielln
fYfmnersfed's Violin Instrueror 50
WeHel's Flute without & Master 50
New 81 ears I've. a Cantat1 for
Children. 30
Shining leEls a Coilsctioh o.
Sacred sanes 60
1Ia2ic ciEels- $3.50 l,iaial sziisse . %
Address 3 T. PETERS, 5g9 Broad
WAY, New York. seld 90 cents for
sample copy 81 Peters Musical Month
rs ana you IL SCI sc leas- s. 'w9ith e
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ChaneerY sac Of Iand.

Chancery Sale Of Land.
John "A. Beasley rs ais. vs.. Wm. Il,
Beasley et ais.
I'd URSl JAN Tea fie0roeof the Chan-
y Gerry Golft Il Pulaski, Ter Giles
county in she sbese eause. 1e.lt sell,
Tuesday, Hay Che 9Th. 1872.
IS 5ltiiiie GALE d tile slightest bidder, on
the premises, On 3 credit tiii the fst day
of teerl.afs. 1873, the tract of land
monioped ID the pieadinEs. containing
Sc $500 acres, situated Ia she 6sh civil
Gisrric7 ct Giles county. On tho waters
of Riciilard creek, and being portion,
Of the tract originally owned by John
b. anthony, deed. Notes with az
proved security required ard 6 lien ~
tanned for tie pasrntnl Of tae PURCHASE
money. sold free from the equity q
redemption.
81 r. RAILENTzNF. e. 5 81
.su4ii 81, is72-id
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asIlIIa Il 80 Ps8kaf q


<s a
s = ,ss
L14 JOIN E-.ll>-ltl. ll--ii s-iles-itElss
NTs ar .rT1ss 8. ~ s. = c,ss7-ss 81 ssl7z
s.i.i &c., ssa.shs 81 s rer,
-, - 17s.5,,,.
= 8 -.s..'s > 2
g q &. clock 2. M &c t1
81 Cairo Cor - Aoll4s LllJ-i-~7 a@9-
iecn. teksearzs tiet=.elittt arg
Orleans, alid a.so eol iest4- IN 5lae
5iliaois sentfa- '.ls1o e '-alfe ls'1
chicago anq az points 90 Z. ~ 5-
y est taxing nrst sstl zeconl eisiss pas
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An indianapolis German had ec-
easion recently to bury a large wife
and squabbled With the sexton about
tie Ire
"Dat ish not a big grave said
the Siscoaso.ate husband.
Not 4 big gravel indignantly
Yaspon ca the sexton, why, that's
= ceilarm
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Mary, ] am glad your heel has
got well.
~Whgy said Mary, opening Der
eyes Eith Estenishmcnt
"Beasee said Jane. see@it IS
ahlo Ia ret aa
Perhaps 3IarY's stocking bad 2
large hole - IT.
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h.ApWA9s' - -
VIII AFFORD INsrserrtes

The spplicatioa 81 shs gseadv 5ssii.e..
t,-s paIs q PATS . here he pain e. dsisesl,,
Irerz-F dropsssn haif & fniesi..,
WI " ~ moments SGre rps 49,
SINS. SOUR sE1N atas lffss.f
h1hh. SICK HEaDACllE. BikPraess
l1l 81 NtEltf, C9LtC. W4ND az rss
lis ~ ssi-l,s sl.si' Al INTERNAL. Z Iye 2
t-iets saoeld alNays oafrV s b.5.tl. -
- way steady Etrifef with thsms 4
Z. {. p 3, q stss - ! prevent sicknessas
than krsneh Brandy q Biitefs= - 4 .s 80
isnt. -a-e4
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w anted

a BURCH ASEIt for "Riley TIill''-
& a or easy and most accommodating
terms. Apply 1t 6igis cEiice.
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AutoNHl3 my TN lo4al
Sc public sale, e the highest bidder, on
the premises, for cash, and free from
she equity OF redemption the tract ei
So i32-t6o acres OF land, mentioned IN
thedeeree, being lot q o. of the subdi-
vision 81 the lands 81 u. a. BeasieV, de-
ceased, and the same purchased by W.
81. BeasieF st q sale of said lands by a.
Cox, former e. & 81. Of said court.
said lands are Situated II the 9Th civil
disiriet 81 Giles county, On the waters
eli Rlchlaud Creek.
~. r. BAIlENTENE, G e 81
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FETRR Ann &C.

FEyER AND keEfl sr-.s ~ Az.
Il4sse Is not remedial agent In ~. 49,.
teht vii cure Fever and a rne and - ~
Alalhf1eus, Billions. Scarlet, Tsphc.5 -,
low An.i other korera (aidsd b. pa
- . ll.i.a. ~ quiek a. EAhWAFt
READ y kELiEF- Fihy 1snts IL 49,
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Ghance1-Y sale OF
Valuable Town Property.
Jno. Z. Moore, admir-, ct ais IS. SamI
K0unse ct ais.
DURsUAST to a decree Of the Chan
RI ceIv Court at Pulaski, for Giles
county, iii the above cause, i VIII sell,
Saturday, Hay 4th, 1872,
at public sale, 80 the highest bidder be-
fore the court house door in the town
Of Pulaski On q credit Of and u
months. with interest. from day Of sale,
and free from the equity Of redemption,
the house and lot mentioned ia the
pleadings, situated IN the town Of Pa
Iaslli, GA "a Main street, adjoining tile
lots Of Finley ( Moore and others, aud
being che same owned and OceGpied by
Jno. Kouns 81 the time Of his death,
Notes with approved security Will be
required from the purchases, and a
lien retained until the purchase money
is paid NJ. BALLEsgIINEs q. q i.
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brakes tie LOCK Stick alike o.
both sIdes q tie goods.
Its great economy ri Thread, using
emily ? ~ yards of thread t.
make e sea8none yard fIllcnglsl.
while sense otissrs reqriic 6 yards Cor
Gle same length, aiso uses glazed ana
aax thread. Its great aesreF and acu-
feF o. adjustment, passing thronel
s. sth e-se aHd eeisssly.
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changing tension needle 81 Unread, pas
sas On q tissue paaer. Masking beatti-
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being always right, ellll fems s.
conform the sop lalld -
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MARKET thsss S clear 81
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q sests wanted inevery to-s.1 ail1I county
s. the State Fas send for rsse,issrs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-22
GENERAL NAIURE-No 92.1

AIDtrF " Gray.
BE u enacted By ths Senate and HoUss OF Rspys-
ssrldfirsS OF he United States Of America IN Cln-
sreSS a,sen'bed, That Alert W Gray, of Middle
ton IN the state OF Vermont. have leave to make a
new application to the Commissioner of Patents for
the extension Of letters patent granted him for
IA prov sntnf IN hoTre- powers. the ninth day of
sSpltmotr, Eighteen hundred and fifty six, and
slterwaIds issued on the first day Of July, eiRh-
tetn hundr' d AID sixts two; and that the said
ttunIlssionsr OF Patents Re authorized TO consider
and determine said application in the same manner
aud vita u same effect a. II il original ap
,lme required by law, AMI no application therefor
bad heretofore been made Prori3ed, That, In case
son. who, between the date Of the expi-
r1ton OF tie original patsnt aud the date
OF such extension have constructed, or cause to te
oonstlu ,ed or used such Improvement in horse
powers shall be at liberty during said extended
rrovenent In horse powers so Constructed or used.
Approved, May :9, 1872