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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15
Isolvent NOTICE.

HAVING SUGGESTED TIE IN
i Il sOlveney Of the estate Of !. G. IN
MAN, decd, to the County Court OF
Giles county, persons holding claims
against the same are hereby Notified "a
file them with the County Court Clerk
Of Giles county properly authenticate
within the time prescribed by law, for
pro rata payment, or they viii be forev-
or barred. Persons indebted to said es-
tate are also notified 20 N Ike inneli-
ate payment. 81. B- TAUGHT,
Jan. ., -fS72-4t Admir-.
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Our letter f ON washington. for

Our letter from Washington, FOR
which we feel under so many obi
cations to our gifted correspondent,
viii be found very interesting, No
professional correspondent could
dish up column of mo. G
interesting matter. We have no au-
thority for promising continuance
of the CORE pondence, but we sin
cerely hope that we may have the
pleasure of giving our readers many
more such letters.
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Checkmnfed.

One Of our cotton buyers bought a
large lot Of cotton the other day,
the price to repaid for which was
$500. The Cashier of the Pulaski
Savings Bank was struck dumb with
amazement upon receiving the above
named gentleman's check for $50,
zoo. This gentleman should be
careful about his ciphers, for one
more might have check meted the
bank.
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Sheriff Sale

T0Y virtue of 4 writ Of Fentli. Expo
h mas to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county, iii favor of W II
LAey vs.. T 81 Birdsoug,-I VIII sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the courl
house door i'll Pulaski, on
Saturday the End of March, 1872,
all the right, title and interest Of +.
II. Birdsong in and to certain tract
or parcel Of land containing 5I3I acres.
lying and being in the Sth civil district
Of Giles county, on the waters Of BucI-
anan's creek and adjoining the lands of
Q p Reel and Abdalla BrunsOn. Levied
ON aud viii be sold as the property of +
NJ BiUlSongto satisfy said vendi. expos.
ja25td d. II. PARSONS, Shin
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Personal

We had the pleasure Of visit
from Goi TIL. Malone, who is en-
gagged in soliciting signatures to a
memorial to be presented to our
State Legislature which has for its
object the republication Of the law
reports Tennessee.
DR.. W. C. Bright, of Nashville,
and L. P. Bright, Esqr., of Fayette-
vile, paid us a visit last week.
Both are old friends and are rising
young men of the times.
Our friend, J. Cal. Lambeth, of
the firm of Brien and Thaxton,
wholesale grocers, Nashville, was
down on visit last week. We are
sorry that Cal. has left US, bat we
rejoice to know that he is connected
with this good house.
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SnerifS Sale.

DY virtue of writ Of yendi exponas
u to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county, in favor of ". J.
Ridgway vs.. VIM. DAILY, 1 viii sell TO
the highest bidder, on
Saturday, March end, 1872,
the undivided interest [bcing I-9I i'm 4
tract Of land containing $50 ACRES, ~
ing in civil district No. /, south side ol
Elk River, bounded on the west by EIk
river, north and south by lands Oft B.
DAILY, and east by W. y. Lewis, it being
the land owned by Josiah DAILY, decd.
and OIL which lac resided at the time OF
his death. Levied on and viii lie sold
to satisfy said Ycndi exponas.
d. IL. PARSONS,
Jan. %, IS72-4t Sheriff.
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sheriff sale

DT virtue OF two wrifs of veudi. Tx
ID ponas to me directed from the Cir
CURT Court Of Giles county Ia favor Of
VIM. Fry vs. :. d. Bray ct ais, I viii
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, al the
court house door la Pulssbi, on
Saturday the End Of Harch, 1872,
a tract Of Land containing 81. acres. "
ing in the 10Th civil dist. Of Giles Conn
tys and bounded on the south hy the
lands Of z II Witt, West by ) Z Cannon,
north by the heirs of wilson, decd. and
east BY Martin Cannon. Levied on and
viii be sold as the property Of ) ID Bray
to satisfy said wrifs.
jan25-4t OH. PARSONS, Sh'f
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TO CONSUMPTTVES

The advertiser hAvfng lseep permanently
cnred Of that dread fii-oaEe. Cansara jon, by
. simple remedy. j. anziauS % make kuewn
% bis fellow snheFers The means 81 eure. To
all who desire It, he will send 4 cops o. the
prescription used fles Of chaFge1- WITH no
directions for preparing and u-ing be same.
which They will dnG 8 sHFe cTira for eonsuup-
tian, Asthl ~, bronchitis. 81. FaFties who
Wish the pre-eTiptis viii plsase rl.ire
nvss-iy Rev. EoEAsD a " iLs5,.
- s5-.A --'l-.-,4 s-rce-, Ia n A-7TsS, = !
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|, Capt. John 81 Winstead, OF Nash
vile, formerly Of Pulaski, has been
severely afflicted with rheumatism
Tor several years, and part Of the
time has been confined to his bed.
His many friends here sin regret
80 learn that nothing has been
found to afford him any relief
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The Great Snnihern Remedv

\ new aud beautiful sign marks
'ne location of the depot for the sale
ol this wonderful medicine. The
interchangeable labors of Drs. Brown
DO" and Roberts in behalf of this
medicine, coupled with the tested
,''ue oftAe same, are rapidly bring
Jug their remedies before the,pubIic.
gents are now canvassing the
"O'e country, and before long we
I'.y expect to hear Gifts reputation
'''aS established abroad.
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Saturday, March 2nd, 1872.

the undivided interest of Nm L 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 -, bounded east by VIM
Culvert and VIM Casky, north bv John
Henderson, west by BTaden & Reynolds.
south by II j Walker and others. Lev
led on and viii be sold rs the property
of VIM I Barrett to satisfy said vendi
eXpOnas- D. II. PARSONS,
Jan. %, lS72-4t Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE. Feb. IA, 1872.

I ~ ASH Ii X r Gu 40
coTToS.
The feeling amoung operators in
the staple is perfectly fat, and quo
tations can only be given nominally
while the market remains in its pre-
sent condition. Futures in New
York have declined more rapidly
than "spots." For four or FIVE days
the market has been losing 4alc,
and while the decline has been resis-
ted and the faith Of dealers has
yielded very slowly, it has neverthe-
Il SIS yielded, and to say that the pre-
sent market is fiat is not to disparage
the condition of affairs. The receipts
at all the ports have been above those
for the same time last week, though
the general stock has not increased
pereeptibly. Liverpool has been re-
porting a heavy market for several
DAYS, but shows no decliLe.
Inferior. ........,....-...-.. I5@IS
Ordinary. -.-....-....- ........ 10
Good Ordinary. .................2 20
Low Middling. .....-.... pol
Strict Low Middling ...... pol
GRAIN AND HAY.
Corn is very active. Shipments
of 5000 bushels at 63c. Sales in
store of 1000 bushels at 67a6Sc, and
1000 bushels at zoe per bushel.
Oats are in fair demand. Wheat,
rye and barley are doing nothing.
Hay is steady.
PROVISIONS.
A brisk trade is being done in all
lines of provisions. Our dealers are
kept busy meeting tile many orders
that come in from the Southern sec
ton. Bulk meats are in active dc
mand, while lard and Bacons are
moving rapidly. We quote provis-
ions as firm at the following rates:
BULK MEATs-Clcar sides Tie;
clear rib sides &c; Shoulders 53e,
packed. Clear sides, S4c;
clear rib sides, 78c; shoulders, &c.
LARD-Choice tierce 94c; half bbls
lOc; kegs 10le; bucket lie, prime
in tierces DC.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle are in limited supply and
in moderate shipping demand.
Sheep are in fair demand, and fat
sheep are sought for, both for ship
ment and 10y our own butchers.
Hogs are selling very slowly. We
quote:
Prime shipping $4a425;
medium do, $3a3.75; common
butchers, $3.5Oa324.
SHEEP-We quote at S2a3.00 per
head for medium to fair; prime to
choice, $3,5Oa4OO per cwt.
HoGs-$45O per ewt gross.
GOLD continues firm in New York
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Lo GAL NEWS.
Attention. Frnit Grewers!

The members Of the Giles County
Fruit.Growcrs' Society are request
ed 70 meet at the Office Of Scion +.
Rose, Esq, in Pulaski, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock P. ~, at
which time the annual election of
officers will be held, and other i'm
portqnt matters will be considered
and acted upon.
BY order Of the Executive Com
mittec.
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fashionable Hats.

-res#u FashiOnable Hats.
Wakefield Btothers, sons Of John
Waterfiehl Of the late hopnlar and
widely known firm of Waterfeld &
WalSeE lave hraaehed Of, and CO.
tahlished = fashionable Hat einpo
rum at No. g Union street. Mash
villf, wheee any style Of Hat may be
fousd at reasopai'ae prices. w
Recommend this house u our
friends.
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In Chancerv al Pnlaskl.

Ann Adams vs.. WIN. s.. Adams Ct ais.
IN this cause Il appearing b. the satis-
1 faction az the Clerk and Master. on
affidavit, that the defendants, Georgia
Adams and her children, Chas Adams,
Tlios Adams, John Adams. Francis
Adams, Georgia Adams, dr., AMI Emma
Adams. are non-rosidents n tie State OF
Tennessee, so that tle ordinary process
Of law cannot be serYednpOathcm on
motion it is therefore ordered THAI unb-
sicafion be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Pnlaski CuIzEE, ~ acws.
paper published ga the town az Pulaski.
Giles county, Tennessee, rosHliFiag said
defendants 70 be and appear on the first
dny Of the next term at the Chancerv
Court FOR the epfgnty 81 Giles, az the
Court House in Eulazki on the 80 Nom
DAY in February next and answer colu-
plaiRaut's bin, or tho same viii BE- TAKEN
Tor confessed as - thcm, and SCI or
hearing cN-paFte.
ja25-it VIZ, BAILESTINE, c. a..
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For the Citizen
The II. 6 &. Air Line.

Ma EDIToR:-Is It possible that
the enlightened and wealthy people
OF Giles county are going to let this
great thoroughfIo slip7 I hope
not. I cannot belieTe il / am
satisfied they want it and intend to
have it, and only need some aetive,
live man to agitate the question 8
little. Now propose that we have
meeting in the court house il Pu-
laskis at an early day, and appoint a
committee composed of these ac-
tive, Eve men, who will so to Boil
var and Memphis to confer with the
President and directors of the road
and to procure a preliminary sur
vey by way of Pulaski. What say
you, Mr.. E ditor? What say you.
people7 OLD FoeY.
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Everybody adinires our signs
especially the new one, just painted
and. hung out By Prof FLASK
GILMORE, four sdeviI" painter) as
sisted by Prof johnson. They
know how to do It.
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AVOID oUACKs.

victim Of early indiscTetion causing
nervous debility. premature decay. Dr. hav
ing tried in vain every a.tveFtiscd rsmp9F
which he vail send free 70 his feilov--uf
ferers. J. Il, REEVES, Is Ma. - street,
New York augIT-ly
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SheriFS Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of vcndi exponas
ID to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor OF W. 7.
Henderson vs.. Jos. NJ. Gordon. | Will
sell to the highest bidder for cash ut the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on
Saturday, March 2nd, 1872,
the undivided interest of Jos. NJ. 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. ). Gordon, deed, and north BY 5. b.
Marsh. Levied on and will be sold as
property of said jos. NJ. Gordon 10 sat
isiy said vendi eXponas.
ja25-ft d. II. PARSONS, Sh'ff.
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DIED

On Leatherwood Greek, on last
Sunday, Of heart disease complica-
ted with pneumonia, Mrs. Samantha
Phelps, wife I. Benton Phelps and
daughter Of Jno. M. Lloyd. Esqr.,
aged about 80 years.
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Moundtn Tn,rn

Our friend Dir. J. J. Marshall, OF
the neighborhood Of Buford's Sta
ton is going to occupy the new
house lately built BY MrJ T. Moore.
We welcome him, as we do all good
citizens.
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Our friend. The RICHARDSON
with Huntington, clothier, Nash
willie, has placed us under many
and lasting obligations for courte-
sizes extended to us during recent
visit to the city. We are glad to
know that he is doing well, and
hope that none of cur friends will
fail to give him a lift when they
visit Nashville.
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Fresh Bread. &C, &c.

Having finished our new oven at
our new quarters on the square, we
will now be able to keep Fresh
Bread, Cakes, etc, on hand all the
time, or supply them at short no
tice. Voss & CHEEK.
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Tn ChaneerY at Pulaski.
JANUARY RULES. 1871.

JAN L Ak1 ht LIS 1871.
VIM. }. Parks Ct ais vs.. 8. 3. Smith e
ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
1 to the Satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master on affidavit that the defendants,
:. 3. Smith and Ruth smith, arc non-res-
idcnts OF the state OF Tennessee, SO that
the ordinary PROCESS Of this Court can-
not be served GA tltcta. On Wotlon Il is
therefore ordered, that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Pulaski CITIzES, u newspaper published
la the town Of Pulaski, In said state, re
quiring the said defendants 70 be and
appear on the J u day oribe next term or
the Chancery Court 10 be held for the
County Of Giles, NJ the Court House Ia
Pulasfi, on the 30 Monday la February
next. aud answer complainant's bill, or
the same VIII be taken for confessed Is
TO them and set for hearing ex-parte.
W. +. BALLENTINE, 4. a. NJ.
Jones & Ewing, Soils. Jan. IS, ls72-tt
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The directory on the firstpage of
this paper, will be found to be cor
rect. There have been several errors
in it since January, but all have been
corrected, and ali can now rely on
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For Conntn Trustee.

We are authorized to announce STIR
LING II. BRowN as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
We are authorized to announce TEoM-
As s. RIDDLE as candidate for the eff
ice Of County Trustee, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce a. C..
". WHITE candidate for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announce j. II.
TAYLoR Jr., a candidate OF for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election.
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AT Athens.

nj AiuCHSs
Our townsman and legal friend, C
P. Jones, Esqr., had the honor to be
one of the attendants at the mar
rage of Robert c. McClel'and, Esqr
to Miss Aurora Pryor, which took
place at Athens last week. The Ger
emory was performed by Judge J.
5. Clarke, of CORTLAND. The pc
culiar ity of this marriage consists
in the fact that the father of the
lovely bride, the groom, the gentle
men attendants and the officiating
priest were all members Of the tribe
of Blackstone, while the fair bride
herself possesses an extraordinary
amount of legal erudition. We
compliment Mr.. Jones upon being
made the recipient of such honors,
while truth compels us to aver that
none could more yaliently sustain or
more highly appreciate the cOmpli-
mont
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From my place L West OF Aspen
Hill, about Dec 1st., a dark bay fl
ly, 3 years old this Spring, rather
slender, with no white marks. Any
person delivering the FLY to me at
Aspen Hin viii be suitably rewarded.
2t NEWTON HOWARD.
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Nashville Shirt Bouss

10. LEVINE, formerly of Pulaski,
r opened a handsome establish
y, ,D' az No. 81 North Cherry street,
n5 ,''e' where his friends viii
ror, many attractive articles in the
CON- ,9nen's furnishing liae. OF
J.ls- everybody will go TO sec
VI non isey 60 80 Nashville.
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There is not a brick to be had
in this market, and buildings Of ev-
cry description in which they are
necessary is now brought to a stand
sill.
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MaPrfages.

VIM. G. Aliers to Adeline Campbell,
Jas. HaIors 70 Saliie c. Stevenson.
Sam'I Z. Dennis to Caroline Seagrqve,
wna. T. Pructt % Elisabth HaTtgroTe'
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Shcrif's Sale.

DY virtue Of four writs of vendi ex-
ID ponas to me directed from the Cir
cult Court Of Giles county, three IN ia
vOr of J 7 Lowry, cx'rJ b Lowry dec,
and one in favor Of I b Hewlett. all
against WIN L Barrett, / viii sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the court
bouSf. door in Pulaski on
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Owing 20 a great press ofjOb work
and other matters necessarily Occu-
plying our time, the local depart
ment of this paper is not as full as
usual,
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The old depot building has been
torn away, giving much more room
for wagons DC.
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The remains ofDrA. J. Whitthorne
we're isinterred aud shipped from
this place TO Columbia for RENTER
ment last Tuesday,
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Epr Tr.r CoVecto1,.

We ara authorized to announce Capt.
ANDREW r. GQRDON as a-eandidate Tor
Tx Collector Of Giles county iOr the
-nsEt ;crtn. Election first Thursday ia
August, 1872
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Two new houses are being erected
in the neighborhood of the depot.
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CORNt CORN

WE will pay the highest market
w price \ CASH for good white
Corn delivered at cur ware-house, or
VIII receive il AZ any station on the \.
& ID. Il. r.. n hen delivered IN car load
lots. Call and get sacks.
HILL & MILLER.
Jan 4, 1s72-2m.
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Esqr. J. L. Pearcy will move into
his new drug store next week.
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We are authorized to announce MAR
TIN Fry a candidate for Tax Collector
1T the ensuing August election.
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VYe are authorized TO announce RICH
ARD NJ. BILEs as candidate Tor Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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We are authorized 20 announce II. G..
McI.AURINE candidate for Tax Collcc-
tor at the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce W. 5.
NADRY a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce w.
G.. LEWIS, candidate for Tax Collector
81 the ensuing August election. =.
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The Bakery has been removed to
east side Public square, under An
ISinctte Hall fcbl-tt
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We are authorized to announce j..
BrrTICK a candidate for Tax Collector
At the ensAing August Election
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We are authorized TO announce VIM.
PINKERTON a caudi ate for Tax Collect
OF at the ensuing August election.
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we are authorized TO announce ). j.
ANDERSON a candidate for Tax Collec-
tor at the ensuing August election.
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SatmrdaY. March 2nl. 1S72.

one tract of land lying in the 18th civil
district Of Giles county, supposed to
contain 10 ACRES, an adjoining the
lands OfJ ID Conner on the west. + N
Gritiis on the north, y Mcclure on the
cast and ID II Jones on the South. Lev
led on and viii be sold rs the properly
ofG Ii Ussery to satisfy said vendi ex-
ponas in favor of G " Collins.
ja25-4t ID. III. PARSONS, Sh'h.
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We are authorized 10 announce Err
NrsT AIERYpITu as a candidate for Tax
F,oiIector at the ensuing election.
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We are authorized to announce AN
% Dgrw J. KNIGHT q candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing August Elec-
ton.
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OFFICES FOR RENT
~ the BROWN BUuDfSo ovsr
4 Rose e Jones store, West siaa lbia-
llr sqaaFe. Apply 70 7. A{cLEtN,
fuiaskl savings Bssnk
Tae at.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
We announce to-day Thos. Han
ma, Esqr. and Mr. John Sheriff. as
candidates for Tax Collector.
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We are authorized to announce ). S.
WILLIAMSON a candidate for Tax COllec-
tor ut the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce c. 7.
(DIG) MASON n Candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing August election. <
We are authorized TO announce JOHN
s. SHERRILL candidate for Tax Col
hector at the ensuing August election. =
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Chr CitIzen and S'ress.


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1874,
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Come and Sea

&c mesh stock at the new quar-.
''E' Of the Bakery. febI-tf
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at Go for both is
sues.
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C0Ine and Sc

The fresh stock at the new quarters
of the Bakery. febl-tf
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to Announce JoHS
RAMSEY JOHNSON as a candidate for
Sheriff ut the ensuing election.
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The postmaster at this place is
sued 50 money orders during the
past week, covering $500 66.
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Sherif8 Sale

DY virtue of two writs ofvendi expo
II mas issued from the Circuit Court
of Giles county, viii sell fer cash to
The highest bidder, at the courthouse
1nnr in RlrIl Lii In
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we are authorized to announce THoM-
IS Hanna candidate for Tax Collector
~ the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce r. A.
MITCHELL as a candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing August cleo
tiOn.
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GOLD continues firm in New York
at ITO.
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Come and See

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