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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-22
10 FrniL GroWers.

a meeting of the Giles County
Fruit Growers Society, will be held
at the Office of Col. s. Z. Rose, on
Saturday next, oath inst at , O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of distribu-
ting sixty varieties lof seeds sent
to the Society, by the commissioner
Of Agriculture at Washington, a
fall attendance Nf the members, and
those who wish to become such, is
most earnestly desired. The grand
success orour Exposition last year
should encourage us to double our
exeTtions for the coming season.
Let every old member renew his
membership next Saturday, and
bring with him one or two new mem
hers.
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Sheriff Sale

D1 NiFiues OF a writ OF Vcnditioni cx-
I'D eNpOn2s, TO be directed and deliy-
creii from the Honorable Chancery
Court of Memphis, Tenn, in the cause
of James &. HARDWOOD, admir- of Win. T..
Eddins to Virginia Elldins and others,
At the October ter1n, 1871, 1 viii expose
20 public saie, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door in Pulas-
HI, on ednesday, the = LIST day
OF February, 1872, the several
lots or tracts Of land herein after de-
scFibed. tor a sufilciency thereof to pay
the debC, interest and cost), situated in
the lst Civil District Of Giles County,
on the south side of Fix river, being the
lands owned by VIM. +. Eldins at 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. 4. Eddins and Milton T.. Ed
dinS, the decree confirming said sale
with thC map subdivisions and deScrip-
tioaS thOre0f are registered in the Reg
listers office of Giles county, deed book
+. F., page 2l9 to POI inclusive, ANA 60
which reference is made rs well as TO
the levy Tor more particular descrip-
zion.
Lot No. 4, in said subdivision, being
the western division of the Eagin tract,
containing laG 9O-I0O acres; and Lot
No. being the eastern division of the
Eagan tract, containing IA 9T-l00
acres, levied On as the property of Thos.
4. Eddins; the tract known as the
dover tract, containing 2S3 acres, boUn-
del on the east by the Eagin tract
and the AcWilliams tract; Lot No. ],
embracing the southern portion of the
Jones tract, and u acres or of the west
eru part ofthe Crutcher tract, adioiping
the dover tract on the North, contain
ING l22 acres; No. ,, of l20 acres, em-
bracing the middle portion Of the
G utcher tract; and To-. No. 8, of 1873
acres, being the eastern part Of the
Crutcher tract; and Lot No. g, b1iug
the a. J. higgins tract, containing CO
acres; and Los No. :, being the b. =.
Higgins tract, and part of the Hill
tract, containing - acres; and Lot No.
;, the middle division Of the Hin tract,
containing - acres; and Lot No. 8, be-
ing the northern division of the Hin
tract, containing 81 acres; also tract
of 81 , acres, on head waters of Piney
creek, adjoining lands of Watkins, Stan
ley and others; and the undivided inter
est of N. +. Eddins in the ElGmont
Springs tract of land; the last named
tracts and interests levied on as the
property of Milton T.. Eddius, TO satisfy
the said veuditIORi eNponas. being for
the balaEce of judgement against said
ThOs. Il. Eddins and Milton L. Eddius,
in favor of James McCallum, Special
Commissioner, for the use CT, etc, for
IS, 5S7 a, with interest ANA costs.
ID. II. PARSONS, Sheriff.
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The RibIe Society.

A meeting of the Giles County
Bible Society was held at the Meth
odist church on Sunday night last,
Jas. McCallum, Esq. presiding. The
object of the meeting was to raise
|. the necessary funds to pay of an old
debt, and procure more bibles for
distribution to the destitute. There
was a very meager attendance, and
though we have heard various excu-
ses for this, we suspect that it was
the result of a premeditated indis-
position to contribute. After a time
ly, sensible and appropriate speech
from DR.. Mitchell, and a simular
one from Rev. Mr.. Mooney, a can
vass was made Of the house, and
$50 extracted from the pockets of
the few present. Since that time
other contributions have been made,
though we do not know to what ex
tent. We hope every man in the
community, and in the entire county,
may be personally invited and earn
cstly pressed to give to this good
cause. 1t has been greatly neglec-
ted for ten years past, and the ne
cessity for liberal and prompt action
now is therefore the more urgent.
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For Sheriff.
Eor Co1lntn Tritstee.

We are authorized to announce STER-
LING II. Brown as a candidate for re-
election to the office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
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At the residence of the brides "a
ther, Col. E. II. RicCord. in this city,
on Monday, Feb. 18th, by Rev. DR..
Mitchell, Mr.. JouN Il. KIRK, to Miss
KATIE McCoRD.
After years of constancy and love
the happy bridegroom has gained
the coveted prize. With an appre-
citation peculiar to a typo he placed
his affections upon a lovely object,
and we congratulate him upon the
realization of this the fondest hope
of life And We esteem the fair
bride fortunate in securing a hus-
band so esteemed as a man OF honor
and worth. We hope John win
never prove recreant to his "take"
but make it a .'rule" Of life to
stick" firmly by his "copy'' of
mother Eve. May his shank" be
stored with love, and his point be
TO drive The 3minion" care away and
press" onward and upward,
making this life a type" of that to
come. May both always bein sorts
and may small caps" be as plenti-
full as they wish.
MARRIED.-At the residence of Col.
George W. Brownlow, in this coun-
ty, Jan. Both, by Esq. S. 5. William
son, Mr. Pickens B. Jones, to Miss
Julia A. Petty, daughter of T. T.
Petty. Ilsqr.
This marriage was a surprise to
all except those Immediately con-
cerned, so completely disconcerting
Esqr Sam. that he pronounced them
man and wife three times. We wish
this couple much happiness, and
hope that ali their joys may be as.
lasting as the tie that binds them is
strong.
VIM. A. Cook to Malinda J. Watson,
J. II. Hickman to Sarah E. Lowell.
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Come and Hear It.

On Saturday next, at the Court
house in Pulaski, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the School Tax question will be
discussed in all of its bearings
Among the speakers who viii par
ticipate in the discussion we may
morton Col, c. G. Rogers, Col So
lon Z. Rose, Jno. c. Lester, E. 1.
Taiaferro and Jno. A. Tinnon,
Esqrs.. and perhaps others. These
gentlemen are very DESTROYS to face
a large number Of their fellow-citi-
zens on this occasion, especially
that part Of Che population opposed
to the tax. They propose to show
conclusively to-eYery unprejudiced
mind that instead of tax or bur
den to BE imposed upon the people,
it is a blessing and an actual saw
unexpectedly to the poor man.
We heartily join the gentlemen
above named in earnestly soliciting
tax PAYERS not to vote fer the tax,
not to vote against it blindly-bHt
tosoumeg out. oa Saturday .aRd hear
the question fully discussed, and
then vote as their conscience and
Judgment may dictate. ~
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Died

At the residence Of her husband
in Maury County on Monday eve
ming last, Mrs. KIrT1E P. GooDRUM
relict of B. T. Goodrum, Esqr, and
daughter of John Harwood, Esqr
Of this county. AIRS. Goodrum viii
be remembered by many, especially
by the members OF Browns old bri-
gade, as the wife of the lamentcd
Capt. Jno T Shepard. She was much
esteemed BY all who knew her foi
her vivacity, warmth Of affection,
and noble devotion to the Lost
Cause" Her remains were inferred
at Campbellsville on Tuesday eve
ming last.
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For the citizel
THAT SLEIGH RIDE.



Oh that ride, that delightful ride.
Over the beautiful snow an Il slide,
By gay Mr.. 6. with Miss s. by his side,
Whom he wooed and won that day for
his bride,
And with the beautiful snow falling
from above,
Laughing,
Flirting,
Dancing from above,
lie whispered into her ear, the story
of his love,
While going at the rate of 40 or so,
Sliding along on the beautiful snow,
Her heart with the sweet secret all
aglow;
She said softly g Yes" How could she
say mol
He vowed that his love was as pure and
bright
As the beautiful snow the previous
night
Had spread over the earth, so soft and
so white,
From out of the depths of the heavenly
height
With the beautiful crystals falling
about her,
Sliding,
Slipping,
Skipping about her.
He said that his life would be lonely
without her,
And offered his heart-neYer offered be-
fore
A heart with the ring of the purest ore.
Which same she accepted with all its
rich store
:" His laughing days else, forever We're
Ger"
While sliding along on the beautiful
snow,
Happy in the love that made their
hearts glow,
And forgetful of aught that troubles be-
low,
How sweetly together their lives seemed
to.fiow,
And with the beautiful snow falling
from heaven
Caressing,
Kissing their cheeks,
Bridal wreathes wearing,
They exchanged the fond vows, the
pledges were given.
The snow, SO beautifully falling that
day,
Soon clad them all Ger in bridal array,
Whilst to their glad hearts the smooth
gliding sleigh
Typed the great joy that should crown
their life's-way.
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue of a writ of Vendi. Expo
ID mas TO me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county, in favor of w II
Lucy rs. + NJ BirdsOng, L viii 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.
n. Birdsong in and 20 q certain tract
or parcel of land containing $50 acres,
lying and being in the Sth civil district
Of Giles county, on the waters of Buch-
anan's creek and adjoining the lands of
z p Reed and Abdalla Bruns0n. Levied
on and viii be sold as the property of f
81 BirdsOng to satisfy said vendi. expos.
ia25td ID. II. PARSONS. Shift
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Sheriff Sale.

DT virtue OF writ of Vendi. Expo
ID mas to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of j r
Wagstaff & Co. vs.. w II Spivey, will
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 II Spivey
(being I-l6 thereof in a tract of IS acres
of land, in which Eliza Spivey has a life
estate, lying in the 10Th civil district OF
Giles county, on the waters of Robert
sons fork creek, and bounded north by
II j Walker, west by Thos. Jones, south
by John Martin and east by Elizabeth
Osborn. Levied on and viii be sold as
the property of said w II Spivey to sat
isfy said venditiOni exponas.
jan25td ID. ii. PARSONS, Sh'n.
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue Of two writs of Yendi. Tx
ID pouas to me directed from the Cir
CURT Court Of Giles county in favor OF
VIM Fry rs. :. D. Bray ct ais, I win
sell tothe highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Pulaski, On
Saturday the End of March, 1872,
a tract of Land containing IS acres, "
ing in the 10Th civil dist. of Giles Coun-
ty, and bounded on the south by the
lands Of Q H Witt, west by J i Cannon,
north by the heirs of Wilson, decd, and
east by Martin Cannon. Levied on and
viii be sold as the property OF D Bray
to satisfy said writs.
jan25lt OH. PARSONS, Sh'f
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Astronomical nehaAa.

0uite an interesting debate trans
Pued between two or three of our
young men the other evening con
corning the material structure of the
moon, the rotation Of the heavenly
bodies and the philosophy OF light
and motion. The first position ia
ken was that there was a sun, and
sometimes q moon, which was grant
ed by all, but right here their opih
ions diverged. One held that the
moon was transparent and its light
was caused by the sun shining
through 1t, but this iuea was sue
-cessfniiy cOmbatted by the fact that
there Is a man In the moon and he
shines like the rest of it, and every
body knows that man is not trans
parent. Another position was that
1t was made of cheese whose surface
was Opaque and capable ofrehectino
the rays of the sun; but this was
clearly wrong as the moon doesn't
shine only at night and then the
earth Is exactly 5eGween them, and
the san can't shine on it. There
was but one other way to solve the
problem and all agreed upon it as
the inevitable result of the failure of
any other theory that could be
thought of, and the secretary of the
meeting recorded the unanimous
opinion thusly:
Owing to the incocrigibility of
facts established by a mathematical
course of reasoning and the stupen-
dous incongruity of preconceived
opinions, placing themselves in dia-
metrical juxtaposition with science,
utterly failing to dispossess the YER
nacular understanding of this meet
ing Of the maleficent dilemma con
corning the refulgency Of the moon
and unequivocably demonstrating
the utter intenabiIity of advanced
theories hereinbefore promulgated,
the meeting is theoretically forced
to the philosophical conclusion that
the oleaginous and radiating reful-
gence Of this planet, peculiarly veri-
fed, is accountable only upon the
supposition, which in this instance
amounts to an indisputable certain
tx, that the material fabrication of
this magnificent star is ''punk," vul-
carly denOminated "fox-fire." And
it is further resolved that the 'sman
in the moon is a myth in the mind,
the "green cheese" is a great cheat,
and that its translucent, pellucid
transparency is a trahsgrcssive, pc
danttc transmOgrifcation.
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Hill & Miller

We call attention to the advertise
ment of this house in this paper
They have now in store and arriving
as fine a stock Of goods as were e.
or opened in Pulaski, embracing
hardware, queensware, groceries.
farming utensils, sc. Our farmers
can have no excuse for not buying
at home as they have everything a
farmer needs in their line at prices
not to be beaten.
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Cheap Flowers, Garden and Flow
er Seed! Write 10 T. L. NIcHoLi
Nashville, Tenn, for Price List.
(So.ch2rgc. - OF
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Dirt has been broken on the last
vacant lot on the South side of the
public square. The excavation is
being made preparatory to the cree
ton of a fine building by Capt. w
F. Ballentine, which is intended fol
a banking house for the National
Bank. Thus the gaps produced by
the recent fires in Pulaski are being
RAPIDLY closed.
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Huntington.

The above name has become
synonymous with "Clothing,' -
=" Shirts" =" Bargains" etc. That is
what Huntington" means. THEo.
RICHARDSON, one of the cleverest
boys in the world, will introduce
vou to Huntington, Clothier, Shirt
er, Bargai2er, ETC.. when you 60 to
Nashville. See advertisement on
second page to-day. Next week
you need not look there for it, and
you can't guess where it vii be.
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NashriIla and Llciro.

We ask attention to the adver-
tisement Of the Nashville and CGi-
70 Packet Company, c. H. Arthur
& Co., agents, Nashville, Tenn
This line makes tri-weekly cOnnec-
tions at Cairo with boats and rail
road trains for all points west,
north, or south.
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In ChancerV at Pulaski.

JANUARY RULES. 1871.
VIM. j. Parks 2, ais Ne. $. =. Smith IT
ais.
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING.
4 to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master on affidavit that the defendants,
s. b. Smith and Ruth Smith, are non-res-
idents OF the State of lenRossee, SO that
the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served on them. On motion e g.
therefore ordered, that publication ba
made for four successive weeks in tie
Pulaski CfTZFN, q newspaper pnblhht4f
iu the town of Pulaski, 10 said State. re-
qiliring the said defendants 10 be aud
appear OIL the lst day ofthe next term OF
the Chaneery Court u De held for TIM
County Of Giles, 90 the Court House ina
PULASKI, on the 81 Monday ia February
next, and answer compliments bill. or
the same viii be taken for confessed ~
10 them and set for hearing ex-Bafse.
". +. BAILENTfNE, q. q A..
Jones & Ewing, sol Jan. IS, lS72-it
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GOLD continues firm in New York
at ITO.
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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 Ne
Clure & Aeuff vs. w A Foster, will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, ut the
court house door in Pulaski, on
Saturday End of March, 1872,
the undivided interest Of W A Foster in
and to tract of land lying in the 18th
civil district of Giles, bounded on the
north and east by Z G B Lee, south by
w J Samuels aud west by d I. Gordon,
being the tract on which Mrs. Sarah
Foster now resides, containing 1913 acres
levied on rs the property of w \ Fos-
ter to satisfy said venditioni exponas.
ja25td ID. II. PARSONS, ShfT.
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TsOIVent, Notice

HAVING SUGGESTED THE IN
H sOlyeney of the estate OF +. {. IN
NAN, decd, 70 the County Court OF
Giles county, persons holding claims
against the same are hereby notified 20
file them with the County Court Clerk
Of Giles county properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, for
pro rata payment, or they viii he fOrev-
er barred. Persons indebted TO said es-
tate are also notified TO make isnmedi-
ate payment. ~. N. TAUGHT,
jan -. 1572-4t Admir-
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Saturday. March md. I872.

the undivided interest of VIM T Barrett
in the estate of his deed father, Wade
Barrett, consisting of about $50 ACRES
Of land, lying in Giles county, on the
waters Of Robertson s fork creek, in civ
il district No 10, bounded east by VIM
Culvert and VIM Casky, north by John
Henderson, west by Braden & Reynolds.
south by IL J Walker and others. Lev
led on and viii be sold as the property
Of VIM Z Barrett to satisfy said vcudi
eXponas. ID. II. PARSONS,
Jan. %, lS72-4t Sheriff.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser having bsen permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Corsum pfien. by
q simple remedy. Is anxious 70 make known
% his fellow sufferers he means Of rurs- To
All who desire Is. be viii send cory - The
prescription useI, fires 81 charge wilh no
direction for nreparing and using the ~aIae,
which they vail GBd q sure cure Tor cuG-nmP-
tion. A~thraa. bronchitis. ltc- Pariies Who
siSh the rFe-rTi T,tion viii plsa~e address,
uoNs-lY Rev. ED@AnB = "a fLs5I.,
g. So j Tl-irl s,Eect, Wi.I4Iu. bursk, n !
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Come and See

The fresh stock at the new quarters
Of theiBakery. feb1-tf
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In ChancerY Id Pulaski.

In Chancery at Pulaski.
Ann Adams vs.. WIN. S. Adams ct ais.
IN this cause IL appearing 10 the satis-
I faction of the Clegs and Master. on
alidaFit, thiFt the defendants, Gc0ruin
Adams and her children, ChHs Adans.
1hos Adams, John adams. Francis
Adams, Georgia Adams, Jr.. and Emma
Adams, are n0u-residcnts OF the State or
Tennessee, - <hat tlir ordinary pr0cess
Of law cannot be- rsedupouthcm On
motion it Is therefore ordered tllaf uuh-
licatioa lie made for four consecutive
weci. ia the Pulaski CifnaS, neWs-
paper published iu tlte town Of Pgl1ski.
Giles county, Tennessee, requiring said
defendants TO De End appear on tie iiIsg
day OF tie ncXt term Of thc thanceIy
Court fer the county ~ Giles, az tbs
Court House GA itfiaslsi ca tie iai 5fon-
day iu February next aait answer cCln-
plaiEant's bill, or tl4s came vii 10 t7I,n
Tor confessed a. 90 theri, end set ar
hearing ez-paEte.
la25-it ". ~. BALLESTISE, G. & 81.
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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 81 Co. against W J Marshall,
l Will sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the court house door in Pulaski, en-
Saturday, End Of March, 1872,
one Town Lot in old Lynnville, known
rs the James NJ Shields lot, containing
about d Of an acre, and bounded north
by N 81 johnson, west by the turnpike,
south by l. NJ Shields and east by the
COrnersville road. Levied on and will
besOld as the property of said w J Mar
shall to satisfy said vendi. expo.
jan25td d. II. PARSONS, Shift
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Saturday, March end. 1S72,
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of vendi exponas
ID to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of w. /.
Henderson VS.. Jos. NJ. Gordon, l will
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on
Saturday, March End, 1872,
the undivided Interest of Jos. N. Cor
don in 42O ACRES of land now occu-
pied by Mrs. Mary Gordon, bounded on
the east by John Gordon, south by NJ.
A. Rothrock, west by J. NJ. Hardy and
w. S. Gordon, decd, aud north by s. b.
Marsh. Levied on and will be sold as
property of said Jos. NJ. Gordon to sat
isty said Yendi exponas.
ja25-4t j. II. PARSONS, Sh'f.
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TENNESSEE Bonds closed in New
York last evening at G5 for both is
sues.
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AVOID auACRs

A victim Of early indiscretion. causing
nervous debility. premature decay tec-, hav
ing tTisd IN vain every advertised remedy,
which he will send free TO his fallow-suf
fersrs. J. Il. REEVES, Is Mss 40 street,
New York. auElT-ly
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Our Parker's Store correspond
ent says the farmers of that section
have all gone to work, and that
cotton viii probably be the princi-
pal crop. We think like him, that
it is difficult to determine whether
it is good policy or not.
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Church Notices.

There will be sentimental services
at Trinity next Sunday. Quarterly
meeting win begin at eleven O'Clock
on the day previous.
The second Quarterly meeting al
the NJ. Z. Church for this Confer
ference year, will embrace the sec
ond Saturday and Sunday in March.
There will be service at the Catho-
lie Church next Sunday 25th inst.
conducted by Fr. Marrow.
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Ia ctaaeerv az Pnlaaki

a. 81. Nitherpoen 90 als. Us. CHta.,T-
son wilson 90 Ssh.
IN THIS CAUSE iI q ORDERED
by the Court thaa publication Dee
made o. asrerinIn WHO afe the hrir-
and representative cf N "a. Arlasrfnuq,
Juo. Armstrong, AleXaRdef AFinsfrou,..
Margaret Iiuggins, Caiheriue Brass,s..srs
and Martha liamlltous lecgasfd broth
crs and sisters OF Jagprs Arm rtnmn.
deed, late of Giles county, Tennel -
o. a. therefore orlicrsik D. iha Clrra nrfl
Master tilat publicaiou be usii.l,- for
four successive wreI il the Ttia-kf
CuHEN, requiring slld heirs aud rep-
rescRtaiigrs to come forwarl aua lllrii-
ulg themselves to TIE CLERK a3ei Nas~
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-22

KULLE, BELIso, and other cores
pondents viii have TO bear with us
this time. We are positively una
Die to get their articles in type.
Come again.