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PersonaI.


Our friend J. CAL. LAMBETH, of
Nashville, paid us a visit few days
since. He was down in the interest
ofthe house with which he is con-
nected. Cat related many interesting
things concerning the sleeping
beauty" which he saw during re-
cent trip 80 West Tennessee. He
also impaired to US some very valua-
bic information in the detection of
counterfeit money and the art of
drawing. In 10th OF which he IS sG-
poirf sir@
Coy JSo- BRoaz and lady spent
several DAYS in the city, during the
past week, attending divine service
at the Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath. We believe Mrs b comes to
speaa the Summer
Oar estimable yOuag friend, Theo-
Richardson, has gladdeRed ogr city
for tl.e last few days with his pres
eues As kuOwn 20 aR of cur read
ers. he is connected with the house
Of II. A. Huntington. Nashville, and
he carries bssiaess With pleasure
and is ready 10 fn orders for any
thing in his line.
: NJ r. PrTrs BnoWx dropped in 70
too see us yesterday. Pins was
down attending Cou,t and len last
night for home, Gt81
Our young legal friend Fountain
smithson, hasleft as 70 take up MS
abode at some point in Texas, where
he viii continue, We suppose, in the
practice Of mis- profession. We are
sorry to give him up, but Aofe he
viii do yell in his new home
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Reaien .AInas1-la Dean

a negro by the nsIne Of 10. Coop
er, living in the suburbs OF town,
went home drunk on Friday night
last, and having before had some IN
ttmation of the inGdelfty orhis wife,
proceeded to aamiRistsr unto his
faithlsss spouse n severe eastiga.
tion, sad right we'll did he carry cut
his purpose but not satisfied With
the punishment he had given her
he drew his knife and Vas in the
very act Of stabling her when ne
was knocked down BY some IN
seen hand and dragged cut into the
yard and most numerically beaten
with a peach tree limb antil be was
almost dead, and then knocked IN
the head with a huge rock. He re.
NAMED senseless and speechless for
a day or two, and fears were enter
tanned By his physicians that he
could not recover, bnt az this wEi-i
ting he is better. We have not
heard that there Is any clue as to
who tho person was that beat him
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Comfy CouPt.

At the April Term OF the County
Court $4,000 were appropriated for
the building of bridge, the dupli-
cate OF the Pulaski bridge. across
Richland creek, at or near -Kelly's
Ford, between Aspen Hill and Pros
pect.
The following Jurors are to DC
summoned to attend upon the May
Tenn Of the Criminal Court: LIST
district, Lewis Bledsoe, Jacob Van
hovyer; 2d. Jns. P.-Kelly, Thomas
Lester; 81, VIM. o. Hunter, W. q.
Inman; 4th, L. I. Inman, Jas. Civ
ems; 9th, r. d. Reed, Jno. {. Tarp-
ley; 9th, Lem. Oliver, Sam. Nance /;
9Th, Jno. p. Ezell, Hick Ballentine;
Sth, W. Q. lloyd. ". d. Marks; 9th.
Neill McCallum. JAS. Scruggs; 10th,
VIM. r. Collins. Vim. 3. Hamblin;
18th, Edward Marks, J. NJ. Cook T;
18th. W. :. Madry, JnO. Phillips;
18th, JAS. r. Alternately, y. III. Ne
Intosh; 14th, Jno. b. Farley, Hen
dersOn Yokely; 18th. W. W. bod
son, Groves Calyirt; 10Th, +. II. F.
Gordon, ID. H. Jones; nth. A. r.
Gordon, VIM. 4. Beaver; 18th, Levi
Reed, ANDREW Hanna; 10Th, J. NJ.
Parker, Jud. Phelps; 20th, w. o.
Bennett. Hm. s. HaFWell.
The following are the Tax Asses
sors for 1872: 1st district, +. B.
Carters ID, Jno. p. G. Reed !; 81, Jos.
). Edmundson; 4th, Jas. A. War
rem; 5th, r. d. Reed; 9th, Thos. A.
Maultsby; 18th, W. F. Alexander;
sth. Epg Tarpley; Oh, Jas. 6. But
Ter; 10th, +. III. Kersey. 18th, JnO.
c. YOun0; 18th, +. G Ganey; 18th,
Chas. Deyer; I4th, J. r. Dicsey;
10Th, Jas. NJ. Shields; 18th, W. @.
West; 18th. Jas. I. Harmopsl; sth,
JnO. NJ, Paisley; 18th, Jas. ~. Par
ker; goth. 4. Houze.
j. l. BCarcy was elected Revenue
Commissioner, under a late act q
the Legislature.
The Poor House Commissioners
reported the Poor House ia good
condition. Number Of inmates
during 1871, So Nith 5 sseaths.
The Trustee gave in 4 lengthy re
port. The total amount of credits
was S2S,gOS Al; amount dishurse.i,
81, 9G6 81; balance cash GA hand,
S6e %.
The Tax Collectors report show
Cd the total amount OF taxes unpaid
on account Of insoleencies and re-
movals, $3.50 60,
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We are authorized To announce Dan
HI b. GARRETT a candidate for Trustee
at the ensuing August election
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Dr. MitchnII,s Sernrnn.

DR.. Mitchell preached a very i'm
pressive sermon to the young men
last Sabbath Morning at the Pres
byterian Church, The text was
well selected and the applications OF
scripture were peculiarly fitting and
impressive. The burden Of his re-
marks was the proncness of young
men to suceamb to temptation, their
indecision whom tempted. all arising
from the many allurements to such
to stray from the path of rcctitude,
and the great danger attendant upon
the young man who allows himself
to become hardened in vice. The
tendency of the discourse was to
work great good in the morals of the
young men Of this community, and
VIC sincerely hope that the remarks
ofthe Rev. Doctor may not remain
UNDECIDED by those who had the
good pleasure 70 hear him.
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ARMSTRONG GATOR q 80,

FeIret Ribbons, Neck ZSes'sF
Boasses stlAs. satfss, g'eEeess assss
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So Adyeliisemenis-


The card of the new firm Of J. II,
Cannon SEQ. is in to-day paper
These gentlemen have splendid
stock Of boots and shoes, and, deal
ing in that line altogether, thsy can
afford to give bargains to their Gus
toners. The shoe store supplies a
great need in Pulaski, and we hope
TO see these gentlemen literally pat
ronized.
Chas. II. Gauthier, No. 81, North
College Street, Nashville, is pre-
pared to furnish paints, oil glass,
&c, to customers at reduced rates.
Orders are solicited. See card in
this paper.
Messrs Briggs & Hin, RusseIvllle
Ky, advertise their fine imported
hogs. cattle, dc, in this paper
Breeders aud buyers viii find it to
their advantage 10 read their adyer.
tisemeRt.
Messrs. Isaac II. Hobbs & Son,
have erected fine saw mill at As
pen Hill, and are prepared to All all
orders for humber Of every descrip-
ton. See their announcement.
The Spring stock Of Mr.. D. Laza
rus is being opened &nd consists OF
a varied assortment of all the sta
Piles, latest styles, &c, 10 which he
calls attention in a card II this pa
per.
Twelve ChaBcery notices and sales
and an attachment notice appear in
this paper.
See Ten Pin Notice in this paper
and then go up and pay for your
fun. 1t takes "skads" to keep the
pins set up.
The great clothier, J. A. J. Rose
of Nashville, seeks the acquaintance
of our readers through this issue OF
.the CIrrzEx. Let Ifm have a chance
ut you when you visit the city.
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I'D the Creek.

Capt. Andrew Gordon informs Us
that Richland, in the vicinity of the
Brick Church. was vaearlY as high
as it was during the great May fresh
ct OF 1885, which we ali remember
here so wildly Fences al along
the creek bottom were swept as if
by a mighty WhiFiwind. On the
Martin b. Woods place more than a
mile Of fencing disappeared as If by
magic. Gullies were discovered in
many places whore wash had new
or been known before. The dwell
ling Of Mrs. Sarah A. Hyles was
completely surrounded, with several
feet of water on the floor.
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Firel Rireil FireIII

Before long this.ominous and start
ling cry viii be heard ia Pulaski
perhaps at midnight, and the half
walked denizens viii rush pel-niell
TO see the flend of flames de-
vopr some portion OF our beautiful
town. The cry viii reach all, and a
thousand hands viii be ag0nizingiy
stretched forth in mighty effort to
stay the destruction, hut needless of
their efforts tosqneneh its thirst the
the fierce element will quietly do
its fcndish work, and smiling at your
calamity mock you with the words,
'Stingy citizens Of Pulaski, crawl
back to your holes, and take for
your rejection the thought that
your own parsimonious picayuno-
ishness is the reason why 1 am per
mitted to trampis you under foot
How often have ye had the chance
to buy a fire engine, but7ye would
not, and now I say unto you that It
will be better for Chicago in the day
Of fire than for you, for verify, VERT
~, there shall not one stone be left
standing one upon Che other if you
delay long in providing yourselves
with this great preventive Of Gre,
this Indispensable, Inestimable, in
conceiyably indispensable addition,
a fire cpginer' You had better lie
with one car open and your clothes
on, for it is nearly time for another
fire, and the peopl3 are too stingy to
save their property.
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Though fashion has decrced that
trails shall be worn this spring and
summer, we hope the ladies' viii hare
sufficient Independence to exercise
their own judgement and common
senee in the matteB and not blindly
yield obedience to the behests Of a
tyranr who censults not their con-
venienee or wishes. Nothing is
more appropriate for the street than
the neat and tasteful walking suits;
while the more graceful long dresses
arc better adapted to the house.
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8 P. Rankin.

O6srs 242 acres OF valuable farm
az 4sssds with a good orchard and
elegant modern Improvements, one
mile North Vest af Pulaski. Tor $I2-
eco, $4,000 cash, $3.50 per annum
for eight years vita taterest, or a
liberal discount Tor cash A good
farmer with $4,000 cash can make
ahe place pay Cor itself Pos
session given Immediately or at end
of year. Conc and see tae while /
am Ia the notion a4,3tl.
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vs.. 7. Wells was fined 50 and cost
before Esq'r- Jones, on the 4th, for
assault and battery upon Louis
SolinslSy.
On the sth, 10. Smith, cold, vas
taxed with tAe costs for assault
mon 10. Alexander, cold.
On the 10th. VIM Gwynn, Geld,
was tned SO and costs for assault
aud battery upon a little boy,
with a huge limb.
Louis Solinsky was fined $40 and
costs before Esq'r Alternately, on
the 4th, for assault upon W. I.
Wells,
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FfeegrA Eeqshersi Qrpqmeefs. Freprs.
Straw Bonnets and Ladies and
---.--1-a Childrellsa HatA. .nll.s1--
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The Rain Monday Night,


1t has been many years since Phi
luski has been visited by such a rain
as We had on Monday night last.
Gardens were badly washed, and
seeds that were planted were mixed
in utter confusion. Mr.. Childers'
tan yard was overlooked, several
panncls of bis garden fence, posts
and all, washed away, the town
spring deluged, the creek bottom
overfiowed, the min foode,f, fences
washed away, de- &c. Considering
that the rain lasted only for few
hours, the creek was unprecedented
~ high, though not 50 high by sew
cral feet as it was in May, 1856.
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Church Of thu Messiah.

= AfAAAAA ~ "a eAAA a Ne2,A-- H
3 On Easter Monday, April 1st, the
following gentlemen wer. elected
Wardens and Vestrymen of the
Church of the Messiah. for the pres
ent year, to-wit:: N NJ
Dr.. WIZ. Bate, Sr. Warden,
HUsLE +. JoNEs, dr. Warden, 80
GEO. I. RIDDLE, Secretary, @s
CHAs. z. JONES, Treasurer,
Carr w. r. Garrett,
JUDGE THo1IAs NJ. JONES,
JUDGE I. 3. LoGAS,
DR.. VAN +. G6RREFT. Iz5
The Diocesan Convention will
meet at Christ's Church, Nashville,
on the 30th OF April inst, to which
the following gentlemen were elect
ed delegates: - ETF ~
DIR. WM- Bate, SO
CAPT. w. r. GARRETT,
JUDGE THos. NJ. joss.
The remaining members OF the
vcstry alternates, s--e+@
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Died al the residcnce 81 her son.

Died at the residence Of her son
inlaw,f James White, Esq. Mrs.
Betsy Gooch, February 2Ist, 1872.
She was in her 96th yeal at the
time Of her death. and had been a
resident OF Giles county about 80
wears. AS her ife.had been peace
ful and quiet, SO was her death.
'.As- dies wave along the shore so
sank her weary soul to rest" She
had been entirely blind for several
years. She was frequently heard TO
express a wonder why her heavenly
ftther still continued her to live,
when through the infirmity Of age
she could not labor for Him nor the
races of man any longer. Though
she did not complain, but calmly
and quietly awaited his will. She
had been for a great many years a
member Of the old Baptist Church
The following are the prominent
traits of her character n4
1. DeyOnt piety. Religion was
an everyday natter of concorn to
her. She walked in the commands
Of the Lord
= 3 She lrouId lie harmless in the
community. The writer of this
was reared almost in sight of her
residence, but he never heard her
speak q harsh word in his life. Her
san -in5laW, who lived with her and
nv her Tor more than fifty wears,
says, Il never heard her speak a
harmful word of anybody. Let
others do as they would, she bridled
her tongue."
3. ECONOMY. This she regarded
as christian duty. She would say,
'.if You cannot put your money to a
good use, better keep it for your
children x.fg
4. Industry. In youth and dur
ing the prime Of her life she worked
labofiously, and in the evening OF
her dat, when infiFmity had closed
her vision, she would still find en-
ployment for her hands.
5. Patience. This was so strong
" marked in all her life that it made
her other christian graces shine.
Thlsowas. her life. No wonder
then that she was happy in her death.
just before the ebbing sounds -ceas
ed to run she called her son-in Law
to her bed side and said, sGive me
the parting hand, 1 am happy" and
spoke no more.
BY A FRTrND.
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J. 81. TAYLOR

HAVING removed g hiai sv store house
Eass side Spears. Paloski. 1eaA..
TNFORMs ali his friends and the public
l generally that be l. receiving larlgs stock
u nee dry Goods alsfuiiy ssicrirti. 3 nice
- Of Bueis, shsses- Hats. &C. Family Gro
7cories, Hars, Tn and tanerurWuue- , good
saPlIsg afIneeifnnicst Isuais afeFeFr fieserifI-
ton kstarus skzaks far tho lihsfAi pa
tronage o9ahe Peoflir Of fsileac nunsy end 50
lseiss aeontinnanee Of he came Has also
nice lot 81 Teaiy-mads ClothiHg wiirh
Be vii cell - cost, and l. peiliae every
thing vsfy iew foF CASH Wants evers hl.iy
20 call ,ud sce Tor themselves. decls-t8
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Enr g,,n,.en,e .E,lsfae.

In response 20 tho expression of q
popular desire, sufficiently general and
3niurntial to control my action In the
1aAttrr, ! hereby announce myself a
,ndidate for the Office Of Judge of the
supreme Court, made vacant by the
. esignation Of Hon. T. 4. r. Nelson.
Election first Thursday In August next.
J. B. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March Il, 1872.
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On Tuesday morning last after
the unprecedented rain of the night
previous, Mr.. Gus. Deshon, proprie-
tOr'of the grist and saw mill near
the depot, found that bis house was
completely SURROUNDED b. water
On Tuesday evening the water had
reached his floor, and st the time We
saw it was still rising. Mr. Deshom
and his wife were then still holding
possession and refusing to evae-
nate.
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Good SpIendiau nagnifee1f d

6O0dl Splendidu Magnificent ~
fhat $ teast for the lovers &c the
beautiful can be seen at Boz SHIP
ARD & Co.'S, IN thele present display
of magaiaeent stoekOf Spring and
summer Goods pare6ased in the
eastern cities with great care, and
especially adapted to the lwaats of
the ladies' OF Giles eountyrincluding
novelties in great abundance.
Ladies Walking-stick Umbrellas
and Parasols, beautiful Baptist
Robes, splendid "rea" Cloths in
beautiful shades, elegant Dolly Var
den silks, magnificent. silk 6rena-
dimes, new style hustle Hoop skirts
and Corsets,. real Val, I.sees, real
LACE Coliars, Dolly Yardeh 0rgap-
dies, Dolly Warden CaIicos, Arctic
Lawns, elegant black and white La.
ma Lace SkawIs, full line of la
dies Ready-made SUITS dc. Tie
Biggest stock Of goesls ever brought
to Pulaski and at the Cheapest pri-
ces. Neither Nashville nor Pulaski
can beat as in prices. Everybody
come, and we viii do you. good. Re
member that delay is dangerous.
Best brands Prints at I24 cents.
Goats Spool Cotton at 80 c per
dozen. 1t
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Real Estate Transfers.

w FB.Iientine, & & II, to j B Stacey,
I3S acres, 18th district, $62 Al.
Same to same, 13il5 acres. 9Th district,
same to j p c Reed, Sc acres, ;.'th dis
tricf, 81 ,2l0 go.
DrC & Alternately to J z Norton,
town lot III PulaskI, - 900.
N a Foster 70 F " Chapnlans i
acres, 18th district, $425.
FS Foster 70 same, y acres, 18th dis
trict, $425.
Jas a Foster to same, p acres, 18th
district, S425. ~ 80. -
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Episcopal Visitation.

The Charch OF the Aessiah At this
place will receive n visitation from
Rt. Rev. Charles T. QuEntard. Bish
Op Of Tennessee, on Wednesday the
18th inst Services at night and on
Torniag Of Rext day.
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IL. III q - -.

ba9z2 10
ALse
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Rev. Edward Bradley will hold
aervioea, preach and administer holy
communion, at the Church of the
Messiah Episcopal. at l0t clock
=. ~ next Sunday, and hold ser
wee and preach at night The
PUBIC arc respectfully invited to
attend.
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che Citizen aud grsss,
THURSDAY, APRIL n Isaa.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tat collector.
wenre authorized to announce Capt.
A,npFyy r.. GoRDoN as a candidate for
T5y- Collector Of Giles county for the
next term. Election first Thursday IN
August, 1872
We are authorized to announce Err
lar MEREDITH as n candidate for Tax
,,ofIector at the ensuing election.
Tye are authorized to announce RICa-
IN NJ. BILEs as a candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
I've are authorized to announce j.
1,,rrTr,,l 4 candidate for Tax. Collector
~ the ensaing August Election,
W., are authorized to announce AK
INV J. KNIGHT q candidate for Tax
CoIlcctor at the ensuing August Flee
ton.
We are authorized to announce ".
q. I,rw1s, a candidate for Tax Collector
At the ensuing August election. :.
We are authorized to announce WSg.
PtykgRToN a candi ate for Tax Collect
or at tile ensuing August election.
I'VE are authorized TO announce J. J.
ANDERsoS candidate for Tax Collec-
~. = =. A -, ~
VIC arc authorized to announce W. S.
NApRY a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce 5. s.
VIIIIAMsON aoaItlidate for Tax COllcc-
tor At the ensuing August election,
we are authorized to announce II. G.
NcI,AURisE a candidate for Tax Collec-
ter al the ensuing August election.
Ne are authorized to announce MAR
Tx FRY a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce c. 7.
CDfG) M4soN a Candidate for Tax Col
ls-tSr At the eIrsuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
s. SHERRITsL acandiiatc for Tax Col
hector at the elIs0ing august election.
Ne are authorized to announce TuoN-
As HANNA a candidate for Tax Collector
IT the ensGing August election
We are aut!io. Izel to announce JAS.
II. HaIE candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuiag August eiectien. =
EggzZ---.zz-s.ss.-zzsszs z-z=-sszz-----Sss2@z
Eer sheriff
We are authorized % Announce JOHN
YlEsfsEY JOHNSON As candidate for
sheriff at the ensuing election.
Wa are authorized to announce r. A.
HTrCHEIL as a candidate for sheriff OF
GILES county ut the ensuing August cice-
tion' III 42el 81
We are authorized to announce DA-
NtD II. PAR$OSs candidate for re-elec-
lion to the office of Sheriff Of Giles
county at the ensuing August election
.ss.------=
For County Trustee.
we are authorized to announce STIR
IsSd- II. BROwS as n candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
We are authorized to announce TROM-
"A S. RJDDLE as a candidate for the of-
fice Of County Trustee, az the ensuing
August Election.
No are authorized to announce Al
fs;ED c. W. WHITE candidate for Conn
" Trustee ut tle ensuing August elcc-
tion.
We are authorized 10 announce j. IL.
TAYLOR Jr.. a cilndidate Of for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election.
We ara authorized 10 announce JoHS
&. AHi.RSATtsY . candidate for Trustee
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce DAN- !
HI. b. GARRETT a candidate for Trustee |
at the ensuing August election
For Criminal Judge,
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goHS Z. EHoLDINe, EsqT-, one OF
the oldest citizens of Pulaski, yield
cd to the infrmities Of age on sun
day night last, and died peacefully
and quietly, surrounded BY she few
remaining members of his family,
and cheered by a bIissful hope OF fu-
ture blessedness. He had reached
his cighty-thirl year and bad lived
in Pulaski ffty-fouF years.
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TO CONSUMPTTVES

The advertiser heving been permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption. By
= simple remedy, is anxiaus 70 make known
t. Ms & Il9 sHlefefs tie mems 81 eure. Te
All who desire IL. he vail senA COPY Of the
prescription used, Z free Of chGrgc) with be
diFecti ons for preparing and using The same,
which they viii End ASSURE euTe for consump-
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis, Ne. Parfies vho
wish the prescription win please address
novs-iY Rev. EBWARB A WsI-sns.,
2sE South Third street. WiIIiarnshnFeh. n r
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g. L. f. ABERNATHY has just received
direct from New Orleans a large
stock of louisiana Sugar and mo-
lasses, which he offers for sale at a
small advance above cost. He keeps
always an hand every thing in the
grocery line and sells at low prices
April 9th. 1t.
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ATTENPION.

II might be wen to Remember, you
allat have aasney and want homes, |
siave 1000 acres Of good land 70 sell,
nome Of ID worthless. Fer prices, etc,
sapply % the undersigned al his rancho,
a miles south OF Pulaski, on the Gil
Grrtshoroagli road BID. I. EvERLT.
March I4-fy
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E1aa sna1th

HAS the pleasure Of announcing 20 he5
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

In consequence or the great hreshet
on Monday night, which damaged
the RAILROAD bridge at Pleasant
Grove, there was no train from
Nashville, and OF course, no mails.
This leavesu a short of news matter