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9eiaesaesentpa-t.

yin an9sIe9tHft Qai"0HtS'' """l
mans, Ser nit fsiner S-ntilie pber tets
mem Seiddftslofal wpbnte, bate sur
So6,eit feiner d~Itet,n Sodter e;tsn gro
sen Sreis bpn 8erpanbten IEo Sefann'
ten einaslaben. GIs er AM @henO O'tlss
Sao.S ;ufaais bic Srtppt befab 9in9, be-
aeanete linn bas 0ienitmdO@tn NIT cinent
Salalidt in Der 9ono cbne acnd5ter- Or
madte ibr Sorwarfe uder ibre Na@lalf
iofeit uub frat bann I'M Gorlbsr9egsn IN
bic Fide elm, urn nit Der gSirtb'@offfs'
rim Gtmas gu ipreden. Mad sln'9en
Ntiuut.n erIdien aud baS Gienfmao'
den bort, NIT c;aer Qnsabl @sinlalben
beluben, iebOd obne bas aidt. Ger
Saufmann erinnerte fi6 iOeLeid, baB er
Dor etnissn &asen elm SaB FuI0sr in lei
mem Seller hattie faoHen Iaiien ms SaB
iein gel6ditstubrer es ge0Hnst bate, nm
eincm Gduier cine Yrotc Sason 81 SEE
gen.
8o baF On Sas 2i6t seLGfen? fra9te
cr in Der 0r0bten Gufre2ung.
Sd bate teineH 2sudte,, ,uno IL bats
i'd es in ben fdrar,cn SonN sciteGt, Ger
in eiucm bon oen S66ern 1T.
Saum bate ie aus0eiproden, ais Der
Saufmann mad benz Refer Itiirbts. Ser
gana babin mar lang uno Sunfle, u'o
pie err 10 i'm 0integn Berna't0itete, rrob'
ten feline Srafte i'm gu oerIaTltn, fem
Wfunb murbe trcfen uno feline &nte
idlstterten Dor Nn8f. Snum i'll b:uen
Gbeile bes Sellers angeIan9t, bemerfte tr
oos 9i6t III Ser seoHneten FaiNertonne'
Qeraoe unter ocin &beile 6es @aulc5, mo
Td feline &inSex in ser on~a9eIaNcEcn
SreuSe befanben. DAB Sap mar bei'
nabe BOZ biz gum IanSe nnS oa5 9idt,
idon siemIi5 beruntsr9ebrannt, iteGte in
0cm YuIber. Ser ab8cbrGnnte Scat
btna in @eItaIt elmer tleincn gIil5enScn
Soble am obersn 3beils beS 2iAtes uno
orobte iebcn Gu8enblif bcrHuter5uidIleH.
SieIe @usfi9t ten29m ibnl nouenrS cen
Ntbem, uno ba8 lutige> Ho@en Ieiner
8inoer, oa8 CT 6eutli1 berntbmcn foante,
beribrte i'm ipie Der 9aud bes IoocS.
5cbt fn9 Die Niuit oil, einrn IsbB0ftsn
@alopp su ipieIen uno Die @oAseit&se'
feai5ait t~anstcn 10 onimirt, DAP Sic SI0"
iden, Die in &cGcr oufgcidi@tsrt ra
rem, Sw tlirren onfugen. Seat 00uWte
ibnt, Dap CT SaS 2idt fallen iebe, nod
%cinn,al raffte er ole Sraft sufammcn uno
nabcrte iib Sem Safe. OO6 iOis iolte
CT aus rcm lOien Yuloer cntftrnen? Die
~leileitc ~@ewe9uns- uno Scr Qtii5enoe,
uertoblte Oo6t fsI berab Nit i%cItcncr
@eiieseegensuort Ie9te er Ioneianl une
poriatis bie Slide elmer @ono on leoc
eeitc Ser Serge, nit Sen 0tn8cgn onf'
u1rts unS b~cmddtigte f0 10, in0cm er
oie @anbe fo6te na6 obtn bsiuegts, bcS
@e~eenaanbes feiner &ooesangF.
@ieber oben an9eIangt, uar feline @Hfz
resnns boriiber, er lddeIte bIe5 ii5er Die
Sefabr, ser ct uni. sic Seirigen entgans
gen wareu.
Sas 2ddeIn zines @a6aiinnigen .
Mebrere @e9en berFo6eH, eBe CT feline
Serrunft pieber erlanste.
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@i1bc1an 0a1er,
6abrifant BON
Oyabetei IN i at.ununsa1tt
WASHINGTON, NO.

WASHINGTON, NO.
Sd empfchle MID ocm Eub!ltHm Bon
0ermoun uuo llnngeQeno sur 2lnfertiguH9
Don @rcbiteineu, Moaumcnten, S@ni'nz
Nniidten, SiiAptotten uno nbsrtonpt
iere @ilohonerarbc;t. ga id nur Wfct-
tier in ibrtm EaAe belddftl9e 10 garans
tire id) iar nie bette. aid tinItIerildlts
@irbeit, iomie fir aus9e'ci&netes Wates
rial - mo spor Su Yreiisn, Die ollsr
6on:nrrcu; ipotten = minosItens i'm 10
Yro,cnt billilsr ais irgcno ein onoeres
Gciddft I'M Sciten b%ieieIbe Nrbelt 81
liefern ntrneg, neil i6 gang beionoere
Nortbflt tcfEe. - Micin zig 1T furSer>
mann it MNaurermciifer s.. 6. Grcb,
ws!carr ermdatiQt 1T fir mid Gontratte
obsNfdIie9sH. 26 Us NJ. - alisE.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-21
Casper G~bsiftman,t,
Merchant Tailor.
3weite Strobe, s>u. S6iler uno Ntarft,
HERMANN, MO.

Cine gro5e gusrabl bon sen feinFen
Euden, @affi meres &c. fOrtpd1.
reno al 2ano uno &leiuer nerben gu bcn
b~illl9Ften Yreiien perfertigt. Sd aaran.
tire me:nen SunOen, Dap iie aufrieoen9e'
itelt iseroen. % 6. @brifmann.
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Sebpig5tuett.

SebrDInSiuett,
@e6rantGct cog feds !eejfaill:l,
9aF 0u G.rtaltun9?
Ou 9nEen?
SAT- OE 8ron6iti3?:
9oa 9n MFbmG? .
9eH On 9ungenIeibsn sssr
9uftr0bren dWG@e?
Gonn lcit 0o8 0elgcnae uao I,rnt sen
9Scrtb BON
cAGen's eSungeu 3sai(am
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-21
Inen's 2mneem 8n1ian,

fam ais pa6r o%nacnonnnen peroen.
Capt ole 9eib noe ibn beriu6en.
s- Gr lit ielbit fir Oas 3~orteite 8inb
uniddeIid.
Eg- Gr entbalt fem Opium irgenO
nelder Dirt.
@ g.-Sorbert r@uen'S 9uns
BALKAN" unO bernleiSet ben @ebraud)
zines anbern BALKANS geipil enlofe
Wcniben ourfen Gud font NIT pertblos
len YrGparationen befdminbcln.
S. &c. $ arris&@ @. @isentbumsr.
Cincinnati, 8.
~ IA g eli aHen @e6isinbd n ,.
III babeA.
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SambD13! SanbDI3!

T.r uuter sri6netr tssbrt fb benz stetrten
publifum aninseissn. Rap rr Ssrrn GaSpti
5dutert ais assnteu mir beruiann ~. UNI
otaenb. srnanut bat. pne f6nueu lei bsMIelbfH
B%efeQunseH sfaa&t irerfsa.
Gtds. 3stH.
gesse1SSNMSDE
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q
Sic 0ampfer bieier 2inie befdrocrr
sic Ser. Stooten Iot Quilted State.
Mall unb per0:n mabreno bieles Sabre:
r~e9elmdbig
donnersags
I'M 2 tbr NoGmittags bon Neiu gorI
nad 0am6urg a6fabren.
@aiagesYreife Fin GoIb.1
Son New Sort nod TlDmoutb; Qon6pn
Gbcrbour9 uno Sambnr9.
L. GaiUte, Sberer Gallon 1920 OF
llnterer Gallon 70 OF
3ipiIhenbea 80 OF
Son 9am6ur9 unb Sabre mad Stem
Oorf.
1. GaiIte, Sberer Gallon $1oO O.
llnterer Colon u @
3milhcn0c6 40 @
Sinber swiI6en I unb 10 Sabren 5.
9dlfte. (9tIe incl. Scf6itiguue.) 81,
.tourtifets gil erndBiaten Yreiien.
@egcn YaNage in bicien Oampfer
wenbe man ii@ in Stem gorf on Die 6.
neraI'Hohagesggent ser &inie<
e.. s.. 81 / d arb 4 8oas,
$50. 81 groabmap, neben QbomS O..
36,1 pres @%ompanD's Offices.
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@as Sic 9er3te iaaea:

81, 2lob6 bon Gbio. sGunonrst in
Scr &rmee m0hrcno hcS &riegcs befom
Nu8ichrung 6urd N%hfren9ung. Gr IoQt :
Sd fam ioaen, Dap th hurd1 Sen @e-
brnuh ben Nlcn'3 GunQcn S0lion am
Etbtn erboltca wuroe unO legt sciuno
bin.
ST.. 0tet6er bon Mihonrt ioGt :
SD empfeble SHren 8alfam unb sieIe
ibn Dor alien nnocrn Mle0isinen fir Gr>
taltungen UOr, benn er gibt SaiiSfafs
tion.
Nqcn's 2ungcn @aIiam 1T Elm Sell
mittcl fir aae 2ungens unb 9alslciOcn.
@r io.te gsboris oeriu6t nerbetrebe man
nnbere Saiian1e 9ebrauGt. Gr wirb
heilen mcru aue anoeren fcbli6laeen.
Nnweiiuns iinO ouf ieOer 6Iaide.
SIS d eiterbie &er3te af
Nmos@ ooIspM 81. 8. 9oIciusfo
@ountp, Sab, 1agt: SD babe Nuen's
9unQeu Saliani ais Elm @cil5mittel fir
orei Sabre ecbrau6t in mciner Yraris
gtilo bin ilbcricugt, oab es feine beisre
MeGi;in aiebt fir 2un9tnfrOntbeiten.
Siaaf@. Ooran, %. 8. Ron 2o<
gan GountD, S6io, folt: Naen'S 9un<
9en 0oliom pcrtd"ft fiji nidt bios
ihnca, i%onoern qibt auh p0aiae 8efries
oi9uug in allen Sdasn mcinsS @iicns.
@eil ib 3utrauen basu babe unb mei6
Oob or ans w,rthpoIcn mcoi;inif@en
Strffen beItebt, TO Dernrone ih i'm oft
mciien Bstjenten Nls Elm Grpectorant
lit er bic bette $rdparotien, Die mir ie
bcfornt war
q eft onieI9orris, 80. 8. bon
MioOIcbur4, &ermont @ountp, iagt /:
SD ,neife niG)t Oaron SAP err balb Elm
fiaifl6er Ngcnt miro fir ole Sronfbei>
ten Der 2unge unO bc8 9alies unb Srons
Gitjihe Yuiteiu.
@er;te cmpiebIen feline Mfe'isin, tpeG>
DE felnsn 8ertb baben; mas ie iagen
bon
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-21

f&e Der SuSenb bGIA htsSts.
Slnnes 8aar pddft bi&ter, BEN Ausiaus
miro cine S6ranie seiett xne &abIbeit siA
oft, pena aud ni&t INNER, rur& ben o.
brauh bieles Nittsls seteiIt. 3isiD laan
bas 6dar Dieeer berftellen, tpenn sian,aI sis
SaarhIdsden seritfrt cser esren 9rlisn srs
ftprben fino; oter bic nod prrbaanensx
iperoen our1 anmenbnns SeS Nithls q.
baIten uno Uieoerum tbdtig semadt, 70 isk
ein neler 6larmuG3 b~erpprseruftn nirS.
Staff Sic 6alre nit tiHsns teiei@ten slissus
i6laeesu pernnreiRisen. piro % siei.lbsn tdn
INN frdftia erbaIten. Stin selssentIi&x o.
trau6 pirb cas- 9aar Dor benz Grsgau,s
rber Musi1uea bepabren une eabsr Doc
Sablbeit ibisen. Die @ieeerberteQussh R
2ebenstbdtieteit in Der 3opfbaut rerbinlse
uns perbltet bic @iiolns BON Hcpf.erisk.
melber oft 10 unreialib nnb pioerli& in. %
bieies Mittel pom allen ben i6deIihen 6isf.
fen, melbe iplbe Yrdparats fur sas 9aas
ecidbrIih mno unaeiuns MAIDEN, fr.i IA, 10
tannyes cemielben nur nobltbua nne "a ME
ibdcigen. IlS ein Saartrilettenmits it u
-unibertrefFi6. Sa es ipeoer DEL ned il.
seno einea SarbeisoH entbdIt, 10 bti6musl
e5 peiSeS 2inneR nidt uno BOD kaitst d
lanae am Saar unb gibt eemisIben Elm %.
piaes aliu;enoeS &usieben une Elm anes.
nebmeS 8ariume.
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Ote Sffiee BON
s. Cd arh unb 9 . aS

1T isbt in
q 0. 81 8roabnas, Sem So,:,
.neben laams Grpreb GS's Ctfcs8.
$ b g>N meritanifde
R1detIabrt artieu : Geisniaait.
9S6@entIiGe &oIsO ampfidifa5st
snifGen
0ambmr
plymouth, Gbtrboura,S Save
unc 9esso sjur9,
uegmittelt Der neucu, ouf bas so(ibent
srtouten uno Glegantete einasri4teter
groben eiisrnen %or~90mpfiGife
W~!lemaria, 3O00IOus, Gpt g Suslex.in
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Mper's 3
GQar- Mitttl,1
eAxE1s HAIR yIooR)
aR sreasRsaSsars feline natarIife ask
tslitst ansf 8arse sisSrr5aestea.1

s. 60 il Hwa
xrilstim.AakL
naS0 eIds
lsitis snssasIn
nne stfunl in.
% setIsikt
en- sllx
a feiK
xrlsrdnsIide
Serbs NIT
BEN 0Ianis
uRA htr ST.
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sowefi, @a1f.v.
Mncr's
9 arfapariIIa
(AYER'S

nebnenben !9eilfrdftsn begriinbet ia ln
bnr6 feline m~srtrpirrigen SeiIungex sutt1t
erbalten miro. Wiilo genr9, Nm stiatrlrs
uno p~pbltbdtig fix qinoer Sn iein, rno hrh 10
burdareiieno, pa6 e5 bic lhllmmitm Btup
reinignneen nes 9lutes piriiam aus ben.
fsiben eniiernt, Die ]. .. itrppbuI6ie nns h
pbilitilhe Sdite. unrsinigfeiten cher arinl'
bsiten, melhe Sabre lung i'm Spitem utEfsts
tparen, rpei6en oieiem 9ewaItisen @sssasii
balo nnb peri6nAhoen. 9aber ceiltn frunp
eerbare !9eilun9en, pQn benen pie!e alasnsiE
betdnnt iino; bel SirsShtIx uno alu fro
pbul5ier Gruntbeiten, 1tiGpiytH, anss
tG!astR uno AnSf&!GsSirnnlisiin err
SaMt, GelGniiiten, Jis6eH, otnltu,
SlasGen, $RftlH, pfeneu 6ttfltn, ST.
9ntonsitner, &pie Doer GtahpAait
Tlthte, nGFtnStr Jt,die, S&npytktEi'
thlag ot5 2epies, Hinghtd)te, unp iuTt,
rer Serihnarnnstn bcr S~tbdruutttr, ~
Mnatus uno Der 2ebcy. GS btlli an
fau5 anbere aranlbeiten, fir Die q nldle.'
fonoers aeciqnet fheinen islte, ME Hll'
strinGt, gcrsGnnngsi9pGAgs &szyilNe'
neu, @euralsi., Ssrtlts9sN, ivtillis.
S6Ddtbt, %naseneine StbwAftsn no nista
G!ub, ipenn bi.ielben aunbsebnAssh iT''
pbuI6ier 9ifte fino. -,
Gs lit Elm pcrreflihes @iseaenEa.
IunasmitteI Der Geiunsbeit uno ba 2Eilis
i'm SSrubiabr. 9dburb, bab es ben Agska
unb bic geroauunescrsane e.ntuen. msr
t;gt es Die GribIaifun9 uRc GrmaitiHFa
oieier Sdbres;eis. Iu6 penn felns Rlaas
belt prrbanoen it, flblsn fa bic 2eait, nsEa
ibr Blut sereinigt if, befer unb lebti !dsst.
Sas Spiiem erbdlt erneutrte Rraft uns sfss
lam cine W~erIdnssruns ces 2tbenS' 9pHHsnA
8rdparirt
9r.S. G. aner & 60, 2opell, g9fH,
rrsitiften uns ansIptii&eu GtsAitsI..s
Eel!aHft bsa 6HeR 9reaxistn fstsa'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
A. ]. at Memphis.
NElIrHls. -. -.

~ I'll MS * ~ A-f 10
FDIToR CITIZEN Andrew John
son made three hours speech here
last night, to perhaps fifteen hun
dred people-certainly not more.
And whatever the telegraph may
say of it, it WAS uHquestiUnabiy the
coolest polisical meeting the writer
ever witnessed for tie numbers,
which were indeed few for a city
like this. He created scarcely any
enthusiasm whatever, and his Fecep-
ton was decidedly chilly and for
NAL. This shows his weakness in
this section OF the State. We ex-
pect TO give CheathBm a rousiHg
majority in Shelby, and in fact
throughout West Tennessee. We
also expect Middle Tennessee to be
true to herself and to the nominee
in this coutest-more especially
"Old Giles" which has never yet
disappointed us. A strong reaction
seems to have taken place in Cheat
BANS favor in this quarter. Let no
follower Of his standard or friend Of
the party despair of his election.
We regard the race now.as between
Cheatham and Maynard, with the
chance largely in favor Of the for
meF A. J. ia considered a dead
duck" and his miserable failure here
last night as a burial of the re
mains. o. W. @.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
Conventions.

On the 9th day Of March, 1855.
Andrew Johnson was nominated for
Governor by z Democratic Conven
ton, in which only t,oenty.four coun-
ties were-reprcsented, and Mr.. John
son did not object to it or refuse the
nomination. Ia the late Conven-
tion which nominated Gen. Cheat
ham FORTY-TWO counties were
represented, and upon a call Of coun-
ties Gen. Cheathan received more
than two-thirds Of the vote of the
whole State lift had been fully rep
resented. 1t WAS the fullest Con
yrntion ever held in the State, ex-
ccrt the one which nominated Gen.
Brown, in which seventy three coun-
tics answered TO the call of dele
gates, aud yet Mr.. johnson says it
was n sham and did not reflect the
wishes Of the people. This is sim
Ply ridiculous, and Mr.. J. viii find
II out in November.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
Wales Station.


Mr.. EDITOR: Being sure that
you would like to hear something
from onr little town, / take the
privilege Of writing for your pOBu-
lar sheet. The farmers are all hard
at work gathering their cotton
crops, which l am sure will be more
abundant than they anticipated a
few weeks ago. We had a nice
shower last Tuesday, but not enough
10 do much good. Our neighbour
J. II. Gordon, has just returned
from the Lewisburg Fair, where be
was very successful. am proud
to say that old Giles played a very
conspicuous part in the fair. In
deed, if it had not been for the Cor
don brothers / am afraid the fair
would have been forced to close
Wednesday. The fiir-famed Doctor
sustained himself nobly in the race
with Aiaude, though / must say nei-
Their Of them could have fair play,
as the ring was very small. Aler-
lex, Bobin Hood and Dolly Duncan
also won many premiums.
Before l close / mast tell you Of
an accident that came near being a
very serious one. AS J. II. Gordon
was driving at a tolerablv rapid
speed around the ring, and in at
tempting to turn, the axle was
snapped asunder, letting him fall
between the wheel, with both feets
through the spokes. However, Doc
tor had sense enough to hearlIen to
the kind, persuasive voice of his
master, and stood until his bride
was secured aud DIR. Gordon liber-
ated from his perilous condition.
/ am like the Dutchman that did
not know how to end his prayer, Il
ish done. SEMPER IDEM.
September Is, 1872.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
Sale

DY virtue of q mortgage made to US
d by AlonzO \. WilkeTsOn on the
10th day of September, 1870, we will
proceed TO sell on the
1st Monday in October, 1872,
at the court house door in the tewn OF
Pulaski, to the highest bidder, on u cred
it of 8, u and Is months, all the undi-
vided right, title or interest which the
said AlonzO A. WilkeTsOn has in and 70
the following tracts of land, viz: One
tract OF $50 acres in the Sth district of
Giles county, near Richland Station, OH
the y. & d. r. r.; the other tract, con-
timing 296 acres, is situated in the 9Th
district Of said county, and is the same
upon which the said AlOnzO 4. Wilkcr-
son now resides. These are the same
lands which were owned by Stephen
r. Wnkerson at the time of his death.
and the undivided interest Of the said
alOnzO A. WilkersOn i'll the same IS the
one-tenth. Notes, with approved seeu-
rites, required aud lien retained for
the payment of the purchase money.
For a furt her description of said lands
apply to the said AIonZO A. Wilkerson,
or TO the undersigned.
TYRE r. WILKINSON,
sep12-td LUCINDA WI.KERSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is 10 give notice, that Oa the 81
II day Of August, A. y. 1872, . warrant
Was issued against the estate Of S. &.
Mof3ett Of Pulaski IA the county Of
Giles, and State Of Tenuessee, who has
been adiudged q Bankrupt GA his 0wn
petition: That the payment OF any
debts and delivery Of any property lae-
longing to such Bankrupt, 20 him or for
his use, and the transfer 81 any properly
By him are forbidden by laWs That a
meeting Of the creditors OF the said
Bankrupt, 70 prove their debts, and so
choose one or more assignses ~ bic e.
tate, win be held &C a Court 81 Bank
rup9cy, to be holden on the 9sth day Of
August, A, -. 1sT2, AZ ! 0'closk =. NJ,
az the Office OF the Register in Bank
Tuptcy, Matrices hslro. before W. n.
Doughty, Eco, Register.
va. SPENCE
4. s. Marshall, Messenger.
By Ed. ). WHAT, Deputy. auto q
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-19
Chanccry sale of
VALUABLE LAND

Margaret K. Golf, by next friend, vs..
Margaret Gale ct ais
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chan
i eery Court at Pulaski, for Giles
county, Tennessee, in the above cause,
/ will, on
Friday, September 81, 1872,
at II O'Clock, A. ", sell 1T public sale to
the highest bidder, on the premises, the
tract of land mentioned in the plead
ings, containing about l26 acres, situa-
ted in the - civil district of Giles
county, on the waters Of Richland
creek and the turnpike from Corners
vile to Pulaski, and adjoining the
lands of r. II. Laird. Said lands are
well improved, with fine dwelling and
-out-hOuses. About 100 acres cleared.
In fine neighbOrhood and convenient
to a church.
TEENS OF SALE.-One-half the list of
january, 1863, and the remainder the
lst Of January, 1864, with interest from
day of sale. Bond with security re-
quired and lien retained until the pur-
chase money Is paid.
sepj J. B. STACY, G. -tS N.
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable
Land.

VIM Malone ct ais. vs.. Pemenas Cox.
ct ais.
Pursuant to a decree OF the Chancery
Court for Giles county, in the above
cause, / will, on
Saturday, September IS, 1872,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
on the premises, the land mentioned in
the pleadinSs, situated on the waters Of
Sugar creek and Ia the 4th civil district
Of Giles county, one tract probably ex-
tending into Lawrence county, contain
ing between zoo and 500 acres. Said
land win be sold in four lots.
Terms of .SGle-On a credit of !,
and years. with interest from day of
sale, except cash payment of $500 on
the entire tract. Notes, with two or
more good securities, required of the
purchasers and liens retained until all
the purchase money is paid. Hour of
sale between II and 2 O'Clock A. NJ
sep5 J. 3. STACY, C.. & 81.
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- 80 IL sTUpENr

We MAKE TIE STUDENT
A thorough Book Keeper,
Quick and Accurate in Figures,
An Elegant and Rapid Penman,
\ fluent Speaker and Writer,
Conversant with the Laws Of Business,
Posted in Commerce, Trade & Finance,
and in general a thorough, wide-a-Wake
business man.
Every farmer and merchant should
fit his son for successful life by sending
him for few months to our institution.
We have Unequalled facilities for i'm
parting a thorough business education.
Our teachers are all experienced ae-
couHtants. We have course Of lee
lures on business, arts and ethics unsIr-
passed in the United States. We have
HnequaIled means of introducing Our
students into actual business operations
in St. Louis. Students can be placed in
the family of one of the Professors and
under his charge.
Young Men Seeking Employment /:
We have perfected arrangements by
means OF which We can Guarantee 81
Situation by special contract, TO
those finishing the course satisfactorily
TeIegraphing.-FuI course and
situations on new roads guaranteed by
special contract. The Mound City is the
model school of the West.
Send for circular and other infOrma-
ton TO THOS- a. RICE, Pres't.
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South Carolina has the glory or
disgrace of heing the worst governed
and most robbed of the Southern
states. The Republicans, who man
age her affairs now, held a State
convention last week, and nominated
a Mr.. Moses, one of the Tweed fam
lily of politicians, as their candidate
for Governor. The convention was
riot; delegates told how much
money rival factions offered for
votes; aud there were suadry per
sonal alterations, and pistols were
drawn, but more money than blood
was shed. Judge Orr with about
atty delegates Withdrew IN disgust
and organized a reform bolt. But
the State is reduced to the verge OF
bankruptcy aud anarchy, and it is
doubtful whether it has courage and
conscience enough left to reorganize
and reform it IN opposition to Fed
cral patronage and bayonets. This
is one Of the beauties OF Grantism.
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Chattanooga.

BIessrs. Cheatham, johnson and
Maynard spoke at Chattanooga last
Saturday. We had intended to re-
print Gen. Cs. speech in full to-day,
but.we have been unable to get it in
type. 1T was manly, frank, patriotic
and concise, and embraced just ex-
actly what he ought to have said
Only this and nothing more.