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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-08
Sheriff SHE


, i virtue Of = writ Of Vendiuoiii ex-
ID exp0nas, to be directed and deliv-
erred from the Honorable Chancery
Court Of Memphis. Teun., Ia the causc
Of James A. HarNeCd. alfrn'r Of WA. y.
Edains 10 Virginia Edtiins ard others,
at the October terra, 1871. win expose
To public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door ia Pulss-
81, GA Wednesday,, tie = st day
OF February 1872 the several
lots or tracts OF Land herein after de-
scribed, (or a suilieiency thereof to pay
the Jlehr, interest and cost. situated IA
the Ist Civil district OF Giles County
on the south side Of Elk river. being the
lands owned by VIM. +. Eldins N the
time of his death, and which were sub
divided and sold on the 18th Of October,
1868, by James McCallum. special COM
missioner Of said Court, and purchased
by ThOs. T. Edtlins and Milton +. Ed
fiins, the decree confirming said sale
With tile map subdivisions and descrip-
tions thereof are registered in the Reg
ister's office of Giles county. deed book
F. E, p.9ge 249 TO 26l inclusive, AMI to
which reference is made as well SIS t.
the levy Tor a more particular desert p
ton.
Lot No. 1. in said subdivision. being
the western division OF the Eagin tract.
containing l36 90-l00 acres; and Lot
No. . being the eastern division of the
Eagan tract, containing Ia $500
acres, levied on as the property OF Thos.
Il. Eddins; the tract known as the
dover tract, containing 81 acres, bonn
6e3 on the east BY the Eaain tract
and the McWflliams tract; Lot No. I,
embracing the southern portion of the
Jones tract, aud a acres olfof the west
ern part OF the Crutcher tract, adjoining
the dover tract on the North, contain
ing l22 acres; No. >, of 40 acres, EN-
bracing tl,s middle portion of the
9 Uicher tract; and Lot. No. 3, Of l3S
acres, being the eastern part of the
Crutchcr tract; and Lot No. s, being
the 4. J. higgins tract, containing g.
acres; and Lot No. :, being tile 3. r
Higgins tract, and part Of the HiIl
tract, containing - acres; and Los No.
8 tine middle division Of the Hin tract.
containing as acres; and Lot No. 3, be-
nag the northern division OF the Eill
tract, containing 81 acres also a tract
of 81 Is acres, on head waters OF piney
creek, adjoining lands OF Watkins, STAN
ley and others and the undivided inter
est of 81. =. Eddins in the Elkmont
Springs tract of land; the last named
tracts and interests levied on as the
property Of Milton +. Eddins, 70 salts 81
the said vPnditEOni expenas, being for
rhe balasce Of a judgement against said
ThOs. I. Eddins and Milton F. Eddins.
ia favor OF James McCallum, Special
Commissioner, for the use OF, etc., foI
SS,5S7 Il, with interest aud costs.
D.H. PARSONS, Sheriff.
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The rnnnarf

The. people were not disappointed
in the Concert judging from the APP
plause extended to the performers.
and the expressed opinion Of many
who were present The young Ia.
dies from Columbia greceive,l fire.
quent atteststioHs- of the esteem and
admiration in which the audience
held their performances. displaying
such prOfundity of musical attain
ments. that they were recalled upon
the stage in almost every instance
The first chorus, "Hark! the herald
angels sing by the ladies and gen
tlemen Of Columbia, vas produced
IN splendid style. "Holy Mother,
guide his footsteps, by the Misses
Az, was sung with grace and
precision, leaving marked effect
upon The audienee. sCasta Diva
and Consider the lilies" by Miss.
Rosa B., were finely executed.
and the delicious sweetness of these
magnificent pieces were greatly en-
danced by the manner in which they
were produced, Several instrument
tai solos by Miss A--were highly
appreciated, and exhibited upon the
part Of that young lady amarked
cultivation. The young gentlemen
acquitted themselves handsomely IN
the ehoruses. Or. Herndon, in "The
old Sexton" displayed great music
al accuracy and the rich tones of
bis voice fell with good effect upon.
the audience. Messrs. Seavey and
Herndon sung to the delight of all,
the beautiful comic Duet .'Johnnle
Schmckes."
The Concert Oh the part ofPulass
XII was upheld by her representatives,
upon the stage with their accustoln-
ell good taste and elegance. The
plano dqett by Mrs. G--and
Mrs. NJ, "WandsFing Jew
Waltz, MAS exquisite in merit and
unsurpassed ia execution Two
chorusos by the ladies and gentle
men of Pulaski were received by the
audience with applause. The ladies
did credit to tue wide reputation Of
Pulaski with unfaulterings eorrecti
ness. Some of the gentlemen of
Pulaski saRg spEehaidly, while the
othess did the best they COULD.
The ladies and gentleren of Column
bia deserve great credit and many
thanks for their Kindness in con-
tributing to make the Concert a sue
cess. Their presence will be long
remembered and standing solicita-
ton is made for their assistance up.
on all occasions Of this kind, and we
trust they are as fully satisfied as we
are that this people appreciated
their performances. The Concert
was decidedly a success, and it has
been said by many that it surpassed
any attempt that has been made in
Pulaski for some time Be that as
it may, we are eeltain that the audi
ence on that occasion went away de
lighted, and We esteem all who at
tended highly fortunate in that they
have contributed to a good cause,
and at the same time got value re
ceiVed. The audience was larger
than anticipated by some, tie pro-
ceeds of the concert amounting to
about $65.
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MAGISTRATES Court.

f. a. Hays was tried before Esq'T
]. L. Jones Saturday for assaulting
sam Wright, cold, and fined s. &
costs.
Bnley Sykes and Patrick Rodes,
ord, were tried before Esqr. Jones
Monday for disorderly conduct al d
we're taxed with the costs. The fuss
occurred at the st. Charles hotel, on
she frog bottom side of lst Main
treet, and after cursing and be-
meaning each other to their satisfac.
ton they concluded to make friends
md all hands agreed 70 swear that
hey were only testing, but little
violence was disclosed showing this
not 70 be the case wherefore they
had to s'shuck' some.
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Landreth's and Shakers Garden
Seeds at wholesale prices at 1t
SUMPTER- & LAcEY's.
Shot nv Accident.

ouryoang friend Bis Pink rtou
was out cunning on Mon,iav last,
and in. the act of taking his gun
down from his shoulder after return
ing home, the barrels became de
tachea from the stock, and, falling
to the ground With The hammet
downward, struck 8 rock and exPlo-
ded the gun. Several squirrel shOi
entered his left ankle, producing 9
slight wound. lie was out the
same evening.
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue Of a writ Of Yendi. Expo
- mas 20 me directed from the Circuit
Court Of Giles county, in favor Of W II
Lucy vs.. s 81 Birylsong, will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, At the court
house door in Pulaski. on
Saturday the End of March, 1872,
all the right, title and Interest OF F.
II. Birdsong in and to a certain tract
or parcel OF laud containing 5l2s acres.
lying and being in the Sth ciyil district
Of Giles county, oB the waters Of BHch-
anan's creek and adjoining the lands Of
e p Reed and Ahdalia Brunson. Levied
on and viii be sold as the property of T
81 Birdsoug 90 satisfy said vendi. expos.
ja25td j. Ii. PARSONS. Sh'f
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue or two Wits Of -ysehsi. Ex-
Ag pOnas to nae direeted from the Cir
CURT Caurtsof Giles county in favor al
WIN. Fry Us. :. p. Bray ct ais, I viii
sell to the highest bidder for cash, II the
court house door in Pulaski, on
Saturday the End Of March, 1872,
a tract of Land containing % acres, I've
ing in the 18th civil dist of Giles Coun-
", and bounded on the south by the
lands of & II Witt, west by J. F Cannon.
north BY the heirs Of Wilson, decd, and
east by Martin Cannon. Levied on and
viii be sold as the property OF . Bray
TO satisfy said writss
jsR25s41 -D.H PARSONS. Sh'f
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We are authorized to announce MAR
TIN FEY a candidate for Tax Collector
ct the ensuing August election.
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Real Estate and Other Transfers

Real Estate and Other Transfers.
f. b. Baagh TO G.sS Hughey, 100
acres in 9th district, $4,000.
Ann Montgomery to r. S.
Montgomery ct als., deed Of gift,
town lot in Lynnville,
Robert Suggs to Andrew Wright,
deed trust.
VIM. Inman 20 L. I, and W, G,
Inman, $50 acres il -4th district,
$500. g
W. A. Brown 10 TT O. Reagin,
IS4 acres in 81 district, $337. 90.
Isaac Smith to Willie f. Smith,
SO acres in 4th district $1,000
J. P. Butler to VIM. NJ. Holland,
town lot in Aspen Hill, SIG 81.
J.P. Butler to w. B. Holland,
townilot in Aspen Hill $I2O.
]. P, Butler to ". a. Hall, town
lot in Aspen Hill, 800.
G. H. X. AIcCannieo ard wife 70
A. j. Eubanks, , acres in 2d dis
trict, 1915.
VIM. Malone ct ais. to Caetsr1II,
Witt, sag acres in 18th district, ST.
5S7 Sc. aat3 a-e oC--.t g a4}4u
Same to same, acres in l5th
district. $500.
David Rhca to Tehpy Bate,
towh lot in Pulaski, $3.50.
David K. Wood IL sThos. s. vii
lliamsob, 145 55-160 acres in 10th
district, S2,2S9. t1,I
Jas. T. McKissack to c. 6. Pit
tar,l, I07 acres in 9th district, $500
Jno. r. johnson to B. II. Pedent
4 8 acres in 18th district, So.
Same to same, Tr7si0- acres in
18th district, sis.
Same to Alex. Peden and wife
CO acres in 18th district, 1888 SO.
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The purssf pebble glass spectaeles
Oalv q st SuzPrER q LACEys. 2t
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We are authorized to announce "A. G
". WHITE c8na date for COUNT
Trustee at tn ensuing August election,
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On Thursday. Febrnary 1st 1871.
at the residence Of the bride's IA
Their, John Bailanfant, Esqr., near
Pleasant Grove, Many county,
Tennessee,a by the Rev. Mr.. Hughes,
Mr.. IKE CoeKRILL of Davidson
county, ana Miss SABLE BALLAS-
FAINT.
Attendants: Granville Rose and
Miss Sue Ballanfant, Henry Martin
and Miss Lou Rose. Pitts Perry apal
Miss Jennie Hunt, Willie Watkins
and Miss Bette Burgess.
Mathew c. C S6iVeY to, octaxia
n. Hill. --..
Napoleon B. Cobbsto Mary Agnes
Woodward,
Robt. Shannon to Martha Ann
Nelson's 5gIL AN
Richard V. Tomerlin to Louisa A.
Webster. ~. SOB .Ys
d. B. Halt to Jennie Linn.
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SheriR SaIo.

DY virtue OF a writ Of Nentli. Expo
ID mas to me difertsd from the Circuit
Court of Giles county al favor of J II
Nagstatf & Go. v. w II Spivey, l viii
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Pulaski, on
Saturday, End Of NJ arch 1872,
the undivided interest of w IL SpiYev
(being lie thereof ia a tract of IS acres
of land, ia which Eliza Spivey has a lie
estate, lying I'm the 18th civil district OF
Giles county, on the waters OF Robert
sous fork creek, and bounded north by
II j Walker, west lay Thos. Jones, south
by John Martin and aeast by Elizabeth
Osborn, Levied on and will be sold as
the property ofssrid ~ IL Spiyey TO sat
isfy said venditioni eXponas.
jan25td D.IEs 1sARSONS, Sh'G.
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SneriTS Sale.

DY virtue of writ OF vendi exponas
ID to me. directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county, in favor of W. J.
Ridgway VS.. VIM. DAILY, l viii sell TO
the highest bidder, on
Saturday. March 2nd, 1872,
the undivided interest [being 1-9l in a
tract of land ccntaining2S9 ACRES, "
ing in civil district MOI south side OF
Elk River, bounded on the west BY Elk
livST, north and south by lands OFT. B.
DAILY and east by W. y. Lewis, il being
the land owned by Josiah DAILY, decd.
and OIL which lie resided ut the time OF
his death. Levied on and Will be sold
TO satisfy said Yendi expohas.
y. II. PARSONS,
Jan. %, 1S72-4t Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of & writ of Vendi. Expo
ID mas to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of Allison
Anderson & Co. against w J Marshall,
1 Yilfscil to the highest bidder, for cash,
at tile court house door in Pulaski, en
Saturday, End 0f March, 1872,
one Town Lot in ole Lynnville, known
as the James 81 Shields lot, containing
about q or an aofc, aud bounded north
by u II Johnson, west by the turnpike,
south by L NJ Shields and east by the
Cornersville road. Levied on and Will
be sold as the property If said W j Mar
shall to satisfy said vendi. expo.
jan25td D. IL. PARSONS, Shift
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Saturday. March 2nd. ISL.
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of writ of vendi expOnas
ID to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of w. /.
Henderson vs.. Jos. N. GOpIOn, | will
sell TO the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on
Saturday, March 2nd, 1872,
the uniiyided Interest Of Jos. NJ. Cor
don in 40 ACRES Of land now occu-
pied by Mrs. Mary Gordon, bounded on
the east by John Gordon, south by NJ
4. Rothrock, west by j. NJ. Hardy and
w. ). Gordon, decd, and north by S. B.
Marsh. Leviedon and viii be sold as
property OF said Jos. NJ. Gordon to sat
isiy said vendi exponas.
ja25-4t D. II. PARSONS, Sh'b.
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We are authorized 10 announce ,. II
TAYLOR Jr.. a candidate Of for COUNT
Trustee ut the ensuing August election. >
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For Co5enfV Tr11stee.

We are authorized to-announce STIR
ling II. BRowN as n candidate for re-
election 70 the Office of County Trustee.
ct the ensuing August Election.
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New Firm.


bIr. Jos. Browning, By the way a
very much esteemed friend of the
CITlzES, who has been engaged ip
the mercantile business in Aspen
Hill for some tin G, last month took
in AIr. Jas. II. Strong as partner.
The business will he conducted in
the future under the firm name of
strong and Br ,wning. Mr-B. who
has control of the business of the
firm, is eminentEy good business
man and enjoys great popularity
among his friends and neighRors.-
We predict far the firm 6reat snc-
cess and we enter our best wishes
for thctnew firm, and heartily com
mend them to the patronage of that
good people.
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ID ChaneerY at Pnlagkl.

5AA 1 -AltA ~ Lbs 1872
E.Y. Lunsiord ~. S. d. Dickerson.
IN this sause L Appearing - tlls saIis-
/ faction Of the Clerk and Master. from
affidavit fled thai the defendant ID this
cause, S. 3. Dfckelson. g 4 nom
resident % the STATE 81 rthnessee =,
tbat the ordinary PROCESS 81 thls court
cannot be scrved on him. tin inetiou.
Il is therefore ordered that nff,-
lleasiou l,e made a. e said ucn-resisic;,a
defendant for fo8lr successive sscefs Ia
the Pulaski CITIZEN, a uewsparer nub-
lished in the TowH 81 puiaski. filee
county, Tennessee, requiring sud non-
resident defendant 10 81 und apprar
on tie first dag 81 the nrzf term 81 tie
Chancery irefsrt % lie held for she county
of Giles, 81 the coufl-hnurr n pula.kI
Oh the third Atsnday IA Fel.rsiar, nes,f
and answer eomplainant's isi4i - tho
Same VIII b. taken for canfess,.,i 81 y,
hlHa aud bet for hearing ex-parfe
WI. =. HAIIENTIEE. &. Ak.
Eareo-if
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Saturday, March 2nd, lS7
IsOIVent Notiee.

HAVISG SUGc EsTED THE IN
/ j. seiyeney Of the estate Or =. e. IN
MAN, decd, to the County Court Of
Giles county,, persons holding elaims
against the same are hereby Hstifilsl %
fie them with the County Court Clerk
OF Giles county properly authenticated
within the time pvescrihed nv law, tor
pro rata -psEmguE, or they via be forey-
er barrel. 1'ersens indebted 70 said es-
ate payment- NJ. Is. TAUGHT.
Jan. p, lS12-4t Adm'r.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue OF 4 writ of Vendi. Expo
ID mas TO me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles@coHneE. in favor of Nc
Clure & Acuff IS " A Foster, Will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Pulaski, on
Saturday end of March,, 1872,
the undivided interest. of W A Foster in
and to a tract Of land lying in the 18th
civil district of Giles, bounded on the
north and east by + G. 3 Lee, south by
" j SamUels and west ny d I. Gordon,
being the tract on which Mrs. Sarah
Foster now resides. containing 1913 acres
levied on as the property OF W A Eos
ter to satisfy said veuditioni exponas.
ja25td D. II. PARSONS, Shift.
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Trsedfn Alfonso.

Some hunters in this county near
the Lawrence county line we're ellas-
sing a deer the other day and were
pushing it SO closely that it took
refuge in a honse. The man Of the
house closed the door and captured
It, and refused to give it up to the
hunters. Mr.. Howard informs US
thaslhe saw the bcsrofa deer within a
mile of Aspen Hill the other day;
though the game had absconded, il
showed signs ofhaving been recent
ly occupied.
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It wasn'ta Mink!

A few days since a young man of
Aspen Hill, while driving his wagon
along the hank Of Richland Creek
towards Browns mill, saw scamper-
ling away in the brush and weeds
what he supposed. to be miuk.--
Knowing thcvalue sf a good milk
skin he Immediately left his wagon
and gave pursuit. He soon came up
with the "mink" and began to ilail
it visorously with his whip when 10 (!
and behold! the oderiferous efiluvia
arising from the adjacent Surround
ings so obnoxious to the olfactories
proclaimed the said mink to be a
skunk" His nose was at fault,
however, for he did not smell his
mistake until it was too late to re-
treat. Since that time he has not
stood in good odor with his friends,
and has been forced to take his meals
alone and not permitted to come II
Fthe fire until the rest Of che family
have retired. Poor fellow! He has
become completely Disguised with
ali manner of perfumery, and has
abandone,l the idea of specializing
in ~mink skins"
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In ChaneerV at PnIaski.

Ann Adams vs.. VIM. $. Adams # ala.
~ this cause Il appearing 70 the salts
] faction of tlle Clerk and Master, on
affidavit, that the defendants, Georgia
Adams and Tier children. Cnas Adams,
Thos Adams, John Adams. Franeis
Adams, Georgia Adams, Jr., and Emms
-tdains, arc nOn-residenfs of tic state %
Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pspeea
Of law cannot be serveduponfEem: On
motion lt b. therefore ordered that pub
iicailOn be mFsle f0r four consecutive
weeks ia the lulaskl JfTIzEN, geu s.
paper published 50 the town or Pulaski,
Giles county, Tcmaesee, raquirine said
defendants 70 be- aisa appeaF en the frat
day Of tlic next fesnl 81 the Chanrerv
Court for the county of l}iirs. at tlie
Court House In Pulaski uu uis 81 Nom
DAY in February next and EheiYtr COM
piainant's bin, Or tire same VIII De ttkra
for comics sed rs - them, and set tor
hearing ex-paTte.
laz5-it W.. +. RAT.LEETISE, e. & ~.
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GOLD continues firm in New York
at 40.
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Fating - 80 -

Our farmers are complaining that
eattse.a are eating theiF headsoff since
30 much snow. Grass Is very scarce
and everything has to be fed on hay,
corn &c. The cattle market IS not
very gool 81 this time, and they
cannot be disposed Of to advantage
now,
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IN Chanoery al PulaskL
JANUARY RULES. 1871.
M. J. Parks ct ais vs.. 5. =. Slnith -

JANUARY RULES 1871.
Wm. J. Parks ct ais vs.. s. =. Smith %
ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT ATPEARiS0
/ to the satisfaction OF tle CLERK and
Master on affidavit that the defendants,
=. 3. Smith and Ruth smith, are non-reE-
ideuts OF the State Of Tennessee, 80 that
the ordinary process 81 this Court 1an-
not be served on them. On molten Il IL
therefore ordered, dat publication hs
made for four successive weeks IN tho
Pulaski CITIzES, a newspaper published
Ia the town Of Pulaski, IN said State, re-
curing the said defendants 20 be snd
appear Oh the J 80 day OF the next terms o.
tho Chancery Court 10 be held for the
Comfy Of Giles, 70 the Court House Ia
PULASKI. on the "a Monday in FEBRUARY
next, and answer compliments bill. or
the same vii be taken for confessed -
10 them and set for hearing eX-parts.
". r. BALLENTiNE, &. s n.
Jones & Ewing, Sells. Jan. Is, is53-ft
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a AAh0 lNAul Us
We have been showub By the ar
let, Mr.. York, some specimens OF
,ictures taken BY him at his gallery
a this place, and we are compelled
to say that they cannot be excelled,
Any style, size or kind of picture is
ta'1ep with tie utmost precision
Weare alwa IS glad to publish a good
thing, and we gladly and unhesita-
ti1gly ssy stlat Dir. Works works.
a good as " We have ever Sc N. He
deserves the patrpnage ,oftllis people
from the fret that he Willmake them
etter c ares than they ever had
before, an charge less for them
Give him a call. az
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EstraYed.

From my place Il West ofAspe,
ii'Il' about Dec. lst., a dark bay I'll
~ 3 years Old this Spring, rather
slender, With no white marks. Ans
person delivering the flIy to me at
aspen Hill viii be suitably rewarded.
It NEwToS HowAR
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Mr.. G. W. Williams, a deaf nut.
who lives in the goth district Of thi,
county, killed an Otter on his prem
Uses last Friday which measured
three feet in length and weighed
eleven and half pounds. Iaii
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CLIsHMACLAyER.

Dot goot lookin shno@ he shust
comes down last Vriday nit pig
bean. a
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Religious.

Communion services we're held at
the Presbyterian Church last Sun
lay, Rev. J. c. Mitchell delivering 8
sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Quintard preach
ed at the Episcopal Church on Mon
day and Tuesday nights. On Tues
day night the Bishop had for a sub
ject Science and Revelation" His
argument were very able and con-
cluslyely combatted many of the
strongest poiats made by iuftIelity
against Christ anity.
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A Fine Chicken.

The senior acknowledges himsel
under renewed obligations to Ma
Altman, the prince of stock men, fol
handsome present. regul9r
democratic chantieleer, with plu
mage OF which a peacock would fee
proud, and game rs Caesar.
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Saturday. March End. IS72.

one tract of land lying in the 9TH cieil
district Of Giles county, supposed to
contain 10 ACRES, AMI adjoining the
laEds OfJ ID Conner on the west, 4 NJ
Grifiis on the north, y Mcclure on the
east and ID II Jones on the South TlF.v-
led oIi and viii be sold as tile property
OfG ii UsseFy TO satisfy said Fendi ex-
ponas in favor of G. W Collins.
ja25-4t d. H. PARSONS, Sh'fI.
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TO GAL NEWS.
Rethanu Hirh Schnnl

The spring session OF this we
known and popular institution vii
begin next Monday in charge o
Miss Fehnie Beatty and Miss Ell;
Nelson.
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ST VALENTINES DAY.
NaleniiRas al IN Einda

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10 suit al shades Of taste and al
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