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IRVINE and Lindsay.

We were invited 20 inspect Che
large stock of goods recently
purchased by this house the other
day. Captain Irvine has Just re-
turned from New York and he as
surcs Us his goods were bought
cheaper than ever before. Their
stock is -immense and consists in
every article Of dly goods, clothing,
boots, shoes &c, together with a
large assortment of ladies and
gents traYcIiug companions, &c.-
Seldom are such large stocks
brought to our town, and the pro
prietors are justified ID reducing pri-
ces. Their goods are daily arriving
and they invite the ladies to an ex-
animation Of their stock. f1[
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Raek Aggaaih.


We, the local, appear again this
morning before the nunersus rea-
ders OF the CI1qzEN, and after ma
king our bow to a people to whom
I.henor is due. we proceed to give ac-.
count of.ourself, by saying that we
spent last week in our sister town Of
Fayetteville. We started out front
Pulaski on the Elkton pike, which,
by the way, needs 20 be worked upon
considerably, and striking across by
Bethany came in on the pike recent
~ built by the Messrs. Grow of Pu-
laski, which reaches thirteen mites
from Fayetteville towards Elkton.--
we round'thls pike very good, re-
hectiug credit upou the Messrs.
Grow as a good job, and doing Lin.
coin County no less credit in that
she fostercd and executed n design
so praiscworthy. Our weeks So
joum in Fayetteville was uumarrel
by an adventure, accident or Incl
dent of uncommon occurrence, and
we found that good people simply
living and enjoying themselves as
best they could, paying little heed to
politics, &c. We could hear very lit
tie expression from them in regard
to the proposed NJ. K X, r. r. a
great many of them do not seem to
understand the proposed route, and
a great many do not seem 70 care
for it either way. We think when
the question is thoroughly put be
fore them and they understand the I
importance ofthe project with refer .
ence 10 that locality they will ceip- /
eide with Giles and use every en- +
deavor to have the line passthrough .
Pulaski and EayctteviIIe. We think
chat iftheir county papers could be
induced to study this question and
inform the people, they would read /
liz see the aavantanges oEco-opera
ling with Giles in her efforts to
benefit both counties. Fayetteville
has improved very little since the
war. Ghty need Somebody to stick
4 pin In Wallace aud FOLEY te stir
hem up e little. lincoln county Is
nna OF the richest counties in the (
State. but a fewleading men have
Kept Fayetteville in the back gPeaha
oy opposing ~ projects OF I'M
proycmenL railroads, sc. We are
Had to say, However, that Fayette
Vile has walked uP 70 seme extent /
ately and has commcaeed the soe9 (
work.
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Hon. z. Il. Jones.

In response to the eau published
in our last issue, our distinguished
rcllow-cftizen above named is a
candidate for election to the Office
of Criminal Judge for this dlsriet,
which position he has SO ably filled
by, appointment during the past
few months. 1t is not our iuten-
ton now, OF at any other time, to
indulge in any extravagant praise
Of Judge Jones. lie does not
need it. lie is our fellow citizen
and our friend, land 1t is only natu-
raj that VIC should desire his spc-
cess in every undertaking, but he
ranks too high rs citiz n, lawyer
and jurist. to need any newspaper
pufs from us. we viii simply say
thot there is no lnan in tho State
VINO could fiji the position with
more consumate ability. IN an-
nouncing his name in response to a
similar cali from the bar at-ColUn-
bia, the Herald says:
We announce in this Issue the
name of Hon Il. NJ. Jones, of Giles
county, for CrimiuEi Judge in this
district Il would be supereroga-
ton on OR part to say anything in
regard to the legal attachments of
Judge Jones, to q people among
whom lie has practiced his profess
sion Cor . .quuter Of a century. lie
RANK anro,,g the s-ery FIRST lawyers
Of the lsnd, and his character, both
as professiena man and private
citizen, has always been irreproach
ablc.'r Trge1 SIS
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their county towns or not.

Our people may as wen prepare
themselves to vote Il tax of four or
five hundred thousand dollars to be
paid ia five or ten annual Install
ments, to build the Memphis and
Knoxville link OF the great Pacific
railroad through our county The
people Of the Eastern and Western
portions of the county claim that
the money should be raised in this
way, and those Of the Northern and
Southern portions could not oppose
it il they we're so inclined, from the
fact that their present railroad ia
eilities were obtained by a burden
some taxation, which was borne
equally by the people of all sections
of the county. We are glad to
learn that there is Il Harmonious
feeling upon this subject, and that
the people are almost unanimous in
favor Of tile road.
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Personal.

CT SUMGAs
Col ". :. dc Lcmore, candidate
for Criminal Judge Of this district,
was in town last Monday pressing
his claims npon our people for their
support in the coming canvass.
Col. a Cox and Capt. Scion z.
Rose have returned from West Ten
nessee.
VIII RzclI, Capt. Irvine, Henry
Brannan, Mr. Loveman ana Bob
Shapard are in from New York. VIII
was delighted with the sights
of the great city, Henry Was
much gratiGed1 at the benefit
he derived from the trip to health
and spirits, 1hs Captain was muchly.
rejoiccd over the good things to eat,
and the good purchases lie made,
Bob was greatly pleased By the
manner in which he was FosrER-cd
by the denizens Of the great metrop-
oils, and Mr. Loveman greatly
pleased with the new styles and his
exceedingly handsome stock.
Mr.. a. W. Moore ofthe firm ola.
D. Bull, 8Co., Elktou, has also re
turned with handsome stock Of
to supply the demands OF the
Elk River country.
Our young friend Jimmie Moul-
ton was in town yesterday in the in7
tercat OF his firm, Moulton & Reed,
Jimmie looks well be
hind q pair of whibkcrs. We would
be glad to see him often.
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90 Snprenle JMdne.

EH response to the expression of a
yoTssEas- desire, sufficiently general and
iRIiiucuu1sl 10 control my action in the
baatttF- { hereby announce myself a
sandldate for the office of Judge of the
Ssupreine Court, made vacant by the
rcsignm5,,l of Hon. T. A. Il. Nelson.
Election FIRST Thursday in August ucxt.
J. b. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March II, 1872.
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ArrnM.snifIl Il Rrannan.

We ask attention to tie new an
nouncement of this firm. Mr.. Bran
nan has just returned from New
York, and the daily arrival of new
goods brings overwhelming and in
creasing testimony OF the industry
and good taste displayed in their
selection Purchasers are assured
that they can get the latest and best
styles here. Give them sn exa.ni-
nation Of goods and prices. e
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pr 10. Marshall has his Fen Pin
Alley completed and in full opera
ton. Many are aaailing themselves
OF this opportunity for both amuse-
ment and exercise. and the Alley
has been pretty literally patronized
since its completion.
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FBiscopaI Se-yice.

Tomorrow being Good Friday
there will be services at the Church
orthe Messiah at II o'clock a. m. -
Also on Sunday { Easter at the usu-
81 lssue.fpr snornipg service The
worthy Pastor, DR.. Stanley viii Off
,iste.
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Foster told Bon SlIArARD that his
sweethcart loved him while the gyrl
says She don't. Circumstances cor
'Sorate the truth OF the girls story.
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ATTENTION.

Itmight De Neil TO Brmcmber you
chat have M. ucv aud want heiness I
Jiave 1900 acres eOf good land to sell,
lupv,ef IL worthless For prices, etc.,
lpply 10 the undersigned az his ranche,
lltiies south OF Pulaski, on the Gil
Peterborough road ED. r. EVERY.
March 14-lE
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4 Natural AlOnstrOsity.

Mr.. Giles Reynolds informs rs
-that-he has aslaig Hpon his place born
with five legs, the fifth leg growing
out from the breast Just before the
fore leg Of the, brute, and has all the
form Of natural leg.
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Go and be convinced that IRVINE
IS LINDSAY sell all kinds of dry
'oods boots, shoes and hats 10 per
-alt cheaper than Nashville. It
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One ofthe long bark sheds at the
tan yard of Mr.. J. =. Childers, sue
cumbed to Il pressure of snow on
Friday last, and caved in. not be-
ing properly tied by the Orders it
"sIreaQ.
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D d celaIE CaaIl b - CoanIy.

To TIE County Couri Of Giles County.
Reboeca Beatty aiid otb~rs -. Joseph j
BeafY alIa ofbrrs.
II THIS cACsE 1T .APPEARISG
i % lhe satlsiaeiioD of the Clerk. from
died, thaf tie defendant. DO
sepii J. Realty, o. a si8i5- ~ -i,ilsf 81 the
Stslle 81 EculfEssce. 80 fllat the ordinary
pr5cess 90 law pGliiof - carved Hran
him. IL Is therefore uflersa IS tie
Court that Publication - inale as 10
ihe sail defendant 10 ihf frLAsKE Crfs-
lES, 3 neWsp1per pfisilshed 81 tiir
ionn 81 Pulaski, Tenn. for .6lf alc-
eessiFe Wteiss. feqsifihE fhs saId iiom-
resislslt dcieisaais9 y 30 add Iglisslr 80
tie $50 trfH % said County fsssFt, ~
D. held fiF ulc enuhiy 81 G,le4 al the
couIs ho1se in tie town % Pulaski, Oh
tie ist Monday in 1iay next. and an-
sper egnslslalHsni's saIl o. size sznac
VII - iaeqn Ser con sfs.eil ~ - i'ieir,
AID 80 TOT hclrite cs-friftF.
Il. li. NfMl.f-f. CLERK.
Bs' =. HOS sFcstfl1- &. -9
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For the genuine CHEvolT SHIRTS
90 to IRyiNE & LINDAYs. 1t
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lSsn nSiArAap went to see "Fos-
u while Be was "a New York and
"'ne home wita great flaming
God ted letters en- lls aIla, that
ant De washed ef. lie wont show
en- to-every SNe, thoE ga.
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Badly Scalded-

Bir. John Z. Holding was badly
scaldod last Monday in attempting
to lift d kettle of boiling water,
which overturned upon his feet, fl
ling his shoes with the scalding fluid.
When taking Of his stockings a
great part of the skin came off with
them. The hurt was very severe,
but tits hoped may not result seri-
ously.
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Lst AsEds94aest stock oG Ladies
~ gents shoes eyer offered IN Pa
= J. AZ tAe lovestFace at
Z 1aylsE a LlxDsAY's.
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Dr. J. n. Keeolinr.


The professional card Of DIR. J. II.
Keeling may Be found in 7this pa
per. It affords us pleasure to call
attention to the fact that he occu-
pies rooms next door to the CirlzES
office, and may be found there at all
hours.
Ed wants to knew Why we didn't
get some itaIic hyphcns.-LGloreacs
Journal
Our devil innocently inquired of
us the other day where he would
find the capital figures.
a horse attached to the buggy OF
our. friend Polk Alternately, took
fright at the -ballers on Friday
last and ran Oh. Very little dam
age was done. ..r
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It is a fixed fact that the Mem
this and Knoxville Railroad is to
lie built, and it only remains now
for Lawrence, Giles and Lincoln to
say whether it shall pass through
their county towns or not
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A little girl named Matte Lucy,
who said she lived in Savannah.
Tenn, and was on her way to visit
her grand fatherin Giles, was picked
up by the roadside during storm in
Wayne county one day last week.
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- Co,lILfu TIalstee.

We are authorized * announce STIR
IsSG II. BRowN rs candidate for re-
vlr,.tioh to the oGicc OF County Trustee,
at tho ensuing August Election.
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Wcarc Authorised 60 announce THoM-
"A ). RIDDLE IS a candidate for the Of
lice Of CoWasy Trustee, at the ensuing
August Election.
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Our gallant friend s. 4. Gordon.
out all day Friday with his
81 drawn by span OF spanking
''NsA. aud flied Eom time TO
pe with some Of orr most lovely
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
c. I. Robinson and wife to John
7. Steele, % acres in 18th. district,
500.
Vim. Baker to D. r. and W. D.
Baker, one. tenth of 2I6 acres in I4th
district, $3.50.
G. L. Gordon to Chas. Halbert ct
ais, IS5 acres ia 8th district, $S0g.
Jno. T. Steele to T. o. Aber-
nathy, 81 acres in 10th district,
81, 500.
Isaac I, Gillian to SamI Gil
liam, one-tenth Of 160 acres in 10Th
district, $500.
Jas. l. and Rosana AbeEnathv.
Adm'rs, 70 gno. IL Johnson, 305
acres in Sth district, 800.
W. +. Ballentine to. J. F. Grant.
towu lot IN 9TH district, $500.
Mrs. L. I. Smith to j. +. Partin-
hcemer, town lot il new Lyanyille.
$500.
Same to same, town lot in new
LynnYille, $40.
Jno. D. Miller and wife to Boyd
". Young, two town lots in Frank
In. Tenn. $4,000
Boyd n, Young and wife to Jno.
d. Miller, town lots in Pulaski,
$1,000.
+. II. AfefauTise ct ais, trustees,
to Rob't d. Joaes, 1 acre in I5oh
district, 5000.
+ r. IL Wii5erssnEG Mary k.1atsr-
tin, decd gift to . town lots in Pu-
laski
w r. TacIler, Ex., TO Thomas D. (
A Alternately, no acres ia l3th dis
trict, $1,000.
w. S. Eel, trustee, ct ais, to
Eel, 20 aas-as In 9th1CLis- i
,rict, $500
Taekgc.D is insDrsFvjf,rr ra1lialv.
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We are authorized to announce DA-
vIp II. P,RsoNs candidate for re-elec-
lion 10 the office OF Sheriff of Giles
couEty at the ensuing August election,
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We are authorized to announce THoAl-
As HANNA 4 candidate for Tax Collector
.ut the ensuing August election.
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miss Sna1Gh
Has the pleasure af Announcing 70 hel
II customers and the public generally, That
she Is prepared to exhibit d 5choice selection
of Millinery. Dress friinmIngs, Laees. etc.
Ia our making Department we are as
sociated with N ada9a Dernotest, New 1orl-,
and ars early advised ofah changes. ..
Rooms west side ag tara. aPrS-t
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ne are authorized TO announce JnHN
{. AHERSATHY a candidate for trustee
Ut the ensuing August election.
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I8a.nsIfol.sl TNfoIloI.

I3A-1 tlaO1sSI NICI1oIs Ie.l
= Ne. 25 aud "a North College Street,
Nashville, Tenn, has the largest, hahd-
soonest and best selected stock of Fur
saitHlsea eAser In she South, which he
sells at lower flgWres than anybody in
tiietrade. Give him a call. lie packs
yeFylearef(illyi fREE OF CHARGE. 1sl e57s
s. FEB. l5-tf. .i-39ua, TT4 rc'
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PED J. rs:

IEBICfI3I- is.
BAY UzOoBFOED was Sire
BY Edwin Forest sHa aut ~ q Memhri-
no Chief Mare. For further reference
see pe.ligree Of EtiuIH F0rest and u sna-
brine iliuf
JOE. BOW Frs Wa siFgc lIr cid
Traveller and oat 81 a EraFsler mare,
making him a ti9nHie Traveller.
Mares sent frnin a distance VIII De-
psstared al p - per month. No lia-
biIitF for accidents 81 escapes, should
shy occur. GALE THOMAS 4
Mar I'm agent
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RaiIrnad -.


A large nuaahersof the-citizens of
fGiles met at the Court House -
Pulaski on Monday last to hear the
report Of Coils REESE and Cox upon
tie result Of their recent visitt0
West Tennessee, and Interview with
( President Nicely upon the subject of
building the Memphis < KuoxFflic
railroad through Lawrence and
Giles. The MEETING VAS Organized
fby the election Of Dr. ". I. Wilson
to- Gle ehair, and appointed L. ".
AfeGord5 SECRETARY. Col. Rose gave
the meeting brief but very en-
( eoutagipg report of his interview,
but reserved most Of his facts and
figures for a future and larger meet
ing.
The following resolution was then
offered by Jno. A. Tinnon Esqr.;
and unanimously adopted.
Rssolpea, That tie people ofGjles
county. e invited to meet in Mass
Convention on Monday next at the
Court House in Pdlaski, to consider
the question Of aiding to build the
Icmphis-& ERexyiilc ak Line Rail-.
road through TIE coBRty. 81
Tie meeting then adaourned until
next Monday, the lst day Of April.
ss-.--
P. II. Ezeu G Son,
The new card OF this house fap-
pears in this Issue. The Junior
mem Der of this firm has just returned
from New York and the daily arrival
OF the very latest styles in dress
goods, staples, &c, evince good taste |
on thep part Of the purchaser. TGcfr
stock viii be complete in a
few days and the good
looking and accommodating y.ung
men Of the establishment will take
great pleasure in-showing their beau
ticul goods to the ladies'. Call and .
examiae their goods and YOU will /
see Something to admire aside from
the young1men) and ifyeu wish +
a bargain you can certainly be ac-
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We areRgthorized to announce r. A
MITCHELL az candidate for Sheriff Of
Giles county az the ensuing August cleo
ton.
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We.are authorized 70 announce JAs.
NJ. Hale q candidate for Fax Collector
VI the ensuing August election,
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beath of DF. Alfred II. White.

We were panied antEshocked on
Friday last to learn of the death Of
DR.. White the day previous. he
was a physician of good standing
and practice in the vicinity of the
Brick Chlrch, and was honored and
appreciated most by tlTuse who
knew him best. his funeral took
place at Brick Church on Saturday,
by the Rev. VIM. Stod
dert, E --r
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InsoIVent Nntiea

HAVING suggestcd TO the County
i 4 Cnuit OF tSiies county tlie insoi-
venry ct the estate of JAS -. Beavers.
terd, al persons holding elaiIDs against
the same are hereby notified to lie
them with the clerk of said conrt, Only
authenticated, within six months nom
the date hereof, for pro-rata payment,
or they VIII be forever barred.
frf f7lg. r. REED, Admir-. =
Mar. p -2m. e. I..
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We are authorized 10 announce 4. q.
~. WurrE a candidate for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election.
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Farthc Touiiats 8.ssasols, silks,
Wilde Goods and Hosiery, so TO
2t @ IRYESS 4 LISDsAY's.
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Fnl. Gheriff.

We are authorized to Announce JONI
RAMSEY JOHNSON as a candidate for
Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
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COMMERCIAL.
NAsurLLLI Marcn. 27lh. -.


\ o fol o.
Good Ordinary. - 1872
Low MiddlinS. .......-... POL
strict Low Mfdding Sd u
s GRAIN AND uAY. -, + -.
The receipts have been heavy and
sales large iii corn and hay. Wheat
is hardly il the market. We quote.
WuEAr-$I Goal - for milling.
CoEE--53a55c loose; 6JaGScfor sack
ed, in depot. OATs-5Gc loose;
delivered in depot, 5Sa6Oc,; seed oats
sell at5aSc higher. BxREEY- Buying,
see. RYE-Buyfng, T0c. 4 HAY4At
S2Sa30 90 per ton for choice coua
try; $27a28 for prime Ohio River.
FBoIYaoSs.
The market is quiet, bat active
and steady with full supplies. We
8,ULK Ma 7-Clear sides 7Ic:
clear rib sides &c; Shoulders 54c.
packed. BAcoN-Clear sides, Sc:
clear rib sides, 74c; shoulders, &C.
LAKD-Choice fierce 9le; half DIS
1895 kegs IIe5-bueketil lc; prime
IN tierccs Sc.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle and sheep are scarce and
arc kept at Grm rates. Hogs are
selling oRly to butchers in light
way. We quote:
CATTLE-Prime shipping $4a4.25;
medium do, $3a3.T5; common
butchers &2.50a5 20.
snEiP-We quote at S2a3Q0 per
head for medium to fair; prime to
choice, .$23Q.A00 per evt.
IIoos-$1-50' per cwt gross.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Syrup and BfoIasses areal
firm, while rice is weak, and nails
strong, WIKI a tendtacg upward.
Coffee steady bat with weakening
tendency
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bought our stock for cAsH
"'A sell for SHORT PRoFpfs
= IRVINE & LiSpsAT.
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We are authorized 10 announce DAN
IEL p. GARRETT candidate for Trustee
;it the ensuing August election
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We arc glad to notice that bin
has been Introduced II Congress for
the relief Of Mrs. FANNIE II. JACK
sos. We sincerely wish that her
ship may come in from India richly
frcightcd.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-28

We are authorized to announce MAR
TIN Fry candidate for Tax Collector
AT the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce c. T.
YDIG) Mason n Candidate for Tax Col
hector at the ensuing August election. =
We are authorized to announce JOHN
5. SIIERRiLL a candidate for Tax Col
leetor at the ensuing August election.
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We arc authorized to announce J. IL.
TAYLOR Jr., Il candidate OF for County
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NfcI.AURINE candidate for Tax Collec-
Ter at thefcnsuing August election.
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Magistrates CORrt,


fore Esqr J. I. Jones:
On the Doth, State Us. Andrew J..
Downing, charged with stealing
mules foHY, 7, Wells, sent to jan
in default Of BAH The iHales were
stolen about a year ago and were re
covered, but the thief was not arres-
ted until recently aud was Drought.
from Fayetteville jail by che cele=
l,iated horse thief deteeuye, Davis.
On the 23d, John Faqua, assault
and battery upon Felix White, both
cord, s. aud costs,
>On the 18th, Sandy Glasscoek, as
sault and battery upon Billy
Vaughn, 50 aud costs,
same date, Billy Vaughn, assault
ahd battery upon Sandy Giasscock,
So and costs g. ~-pr a~.Fr-;
Same date, Felix White, assault
and battery upon Jno. Faqua, s.
and costs.
On the 9Th, Jim Nance, eclored,
assault and battery upon his wife,
SOS and eosts1
Same date, 10 Cooper coloreds
and disorderly conduct and
assault upon wife, 50 AMI costs.
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EnL. Criminal y.sdne.

Nc are authorized to announce ". 5.
StCI.ESfoEls q candidate Tor Criminal
Judge for She districtcomposed OF Giles,
NuUry, Marshall snd Williamson. Elcc-
ZION ia august
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Ne are auth prizcd TO announce Hon.
TIus. VI. JoSEs y candidate for Judge
of the Criminal Court for the district
coisposcd of Giles, Maury, Williamson
and Marshall, Election in August
Es-Nt.