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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25
Chancery Sale Of Valuable
Land.

-A~A@4~+a
Jaeob r. English ct ais. vs.. Joseph B.
1lsa- English ct ais.
DJRSU ANT'tO Il decree of the Chan
d l. Gerry Court ut Pulaski, for Giles
county, l viii, on 49,.
"Wednesday August 21st, 1872,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the LATE residence of Thomas 81. Eug-
fish, decd, on a credit of one, two AID
three years, with interest from date, cX-
cept cash payment of five per cent on
the day Of sale, the lands mentioned in
the pleadiHgS, and being all the lands of
which said English died seized out
side of widows dover. Said lands viii
be sold in eight lots, containing respect
lively from about 80 to POO acres are sit
uatcd on the waters of Big and
Hams Greek AID one tract ilT,I.aWrence
County, and contains some of the very
best lands iB Giles COuaty-, well adapt
ed to the growth Of cotton, grain gr;ls-
Is etc, well watered and timbercd. Per-
sons wishing to engage I'm agriculture
or stock raising can be suited ~ to Qual-
itY aHd quantity AaY psrs0as Wiahing
20 examine said lands can do so ny cal-
ling on Jacob +. English on the Biz
Greek lands near CS.-,,,rZHH2 llsYillc, Plats
and surveys of the sail lands can be
seen at the office of the Clerk and Mas
ter in Pulaski until day of sale, when
they Will be exhibited on tho premises.
Notes with good security viii be re-
Qiired Of the purchaser In all Instances
and Eiens retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
j. y. STACY, ST., c. & NJ.
4 Fl
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Johnson General on the side of
the enemy. And thus he sat as 4
miIitarE ruler in bloody judgment
upon tIe lives of the wives and
.clIildreu of the men of Tennessee,
who had honorcd and sustained
him through bis whole course Of
public lie. Tie red-handed desPO-
tism with which he executed this
Office viii iiilr n dark and sanguina-
ry chapter in the history Of the
State.
Perceiving his history, himself
authorized Us to epitomize him
thus: A demagogue and a disscm
bler-an migrate and a traitQr-a
proscriptiOnist and a tyrant-a pc
liticala syeophaht .ian.i aan official
mendic:lRt-a sOcialistiu leYeller and
- professeI agrariaR-, Such, is the
man who is again about tn ask the
confidence he has abused and the
trust he has betrayed Viii we, or
can we giNP them to him? Never.
We have already done infinitely
mere for him than he has ever
proved himself worthy Of OF. crate
ful for. We owe linn nothing now
but rVndemnatiqH and a pcremtory
consignment to Culture obscnrity.
But il by possibility he should
again be placed in power or posi-
ton hy the people whom he has so
materially helped to wrong, to
wreck and to ruin then with ,hundl
iation and regret, we shall be .cQn-
strain ed tQrsav that they deserve no
better treatment than that he ls9s
given them. And besides, it would
gq,out to the werld as an approval
OF las past course. aud a condemna4
ton Of our oYh---a positive .self-in-
Can We do this, and
at the. same time turn our, backs up
on our true friend aud gallant dc
feRder9 We, think not. ~, When
overlook US, the. one De
serted and fought us;fbpt the 9th
or was with us in. alversiy as, in
prosperity-with US through gloom
and through glory, through victory
and defeat through toll and danger,
through soFTCT7 l2.sdi aiE52,r-;;.4h. He
WAS with us in six troubles, and did
not forsake us in the seventh; and
we willmot forsake him now,
Finally ut orr county convention
on the first Monday il next month,
let the. delegation then elected to
the State convention, which meets
at Nashville on the 21st to make q
nomination fer this office. be in 4
to cast 9 hearty vote for
the oh hero. We trust the people
wiA1.aeem1 this course. compatible
with thcicg ais of duty, as it certain
ly'is with The sentiments cf,4t, ,ra \
ESQ GgAT!TGDE..
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NOTICE

fEiIE undersigned las this day sold
1 his interest IN the firm of Ewing,
Flautt Il Co. TO MeS>rs. John ID. EIauit
and Marion Chil.ircss. They have as
~ociatcd with them in the business Mr..
David =. Martin, and viii continue the
sale 90 hardware 81 the old stand. In
retiring from the firm the writer takes
this oUc:tsion 10 return his thanks TO
Kind patrons. and assures them Of his
appreciation Of their friendship. The
SIcccSooFs Ia the oisl firm are men iu CIV
cry way worthy Of confidence aud pat
They are good merchants
their branch at business
siId are ol sInsl.ls-tnisls,-,l IN
tegruv. ANY ntcinbe OF the faid firm
has suthal a., u settle ia business.
iulN 4-gul lit +. EWING.
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Livingstone

The latest news FcspectingrLi
iHtstuHe comes from Alden. \ dis
patch from that place announces the
arrival there Of Mr.. Stanley,z the
-Ne10 IOrk Her0idS African CORES
poiidemt, on his way to London in
company with the son OF DR.. Liy-
i'igstonc. Mr.. Stanley IS the bearer
of letters from the explorer FOR the
British tSovernIncRt, as Twell as for
the family and friends of tire long
absent Livingstone. AIR Stanley
states that when he left the interior
of Africa, DR.. Livingstone. was un-
well, but lac WIS nevertheless. deter
mined to proceed with his eXplora-
tons, and will not return home an
ill he has completed the great work
of ascrrtaTning the course of the
Mile ..i H'HI7s -#t'Hi' .rsz7. fr.ff
Pie Herala publishes further let
tcrs from Stanley, but none of Div
ingstmc's family or official letters
have appeared as yet in the English
papers. The explorer is to be ab-
sent two years longer ruf.T -..-
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sh,e=.rjiH's sa1e..

DY virtue of writ of vendi exponas
ID issued from the Circuit Court of
Giles county in favor OF II. II. Hancock
Us John d. Beeler, viii sell for cash
ut the Court House door in Pulaski on
Saturday, July 9th, 1872,
the undivided interest, being one sixth
thereof, of John ID. Beeler in tract of
land, containing 155 Scres, in the 5th
civil district of Giles county, OH the wa
tiers of Weakly creek. Said land Is now
in possession of Elizabeth Bratten, Wild
Ow of Thos. BrattOn, deed, and bound
ed on the east by lands of W. I. Carter,
on the north by Wm. Coats, south by
5. +. Buchanan and west by the Hop
son farm, Levied on and Will be sold
as the property of said JnO. ID. Beeler
to satisfy. said yenditioui eXponas.
d. II. PARSONS,
iulvf-pr'S fec SIS Sheriff.
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The Fastest Mile Ever TrOtted -Jo.
Elliott Ahead Of them All-Time
2,l5I-

Correspondence Netg York Herald.
Boston, June 29.-Mr. BonneG of
New York, can again hc happy in
the possession of the fastest trotter
in America. His famous horse JO.
Elliott, which has been at the Mys-
tic Park in this city for the last
week, to-day earned for himself the
proud distinction OF making a mile
in less tiHIe than any other horse in
the country. For several DAYS he
has been regularly tested, and on
Wednesday he accomplished his.
time in 2:lS. To-day, however, hc
did still better, milking the di-tance
in 2:Ijb which stands as the fastest
TING on record. The ribbons were
held BY Jack Bowen, who has had
the horse n training, and over the,
course 10. Elliott was sent to the.
best advantage. Tile oHe-quaftel'
pole lie passed, and was acted -thGre.
in d and Is the half in ! :014.-.
With a grand stride lac came down
the home stretch and under the wire
in 2:l53. The judges. were G..
Chase, Albert Worcester, Lon Nor
ris, w. W. CJnce and p. S. Wright
All these gentlemen timed the
horse, and, with one exception, their
record was 2:Ij4s The Timerwho
differed gavelhiIn the mile IN alag,
but it was decided to record the
lowest time iulicated.
When 10. Elliott was five years
old, lie trotted in 2:195. When he
was Six he troited in 2:lSk. When
ne was seven Mr.. Bonner himself
drove hiInalraIf mile in 1;06. He.
is now eight. 37 -ft|-f." +
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.CAMPAIGN ,S0NGS-No.I. :.

HaE lb ft.s gfuy7-f-77 IH gi u8aF liaiw
Our old friend, 7. ii. Gibbs, the
great Wing Singer" CT 10 and II,
was. in town tho other day, anal
about the time he lcfts aleonsidera7 I
Ij,Ie roll of'rCampai&u Sougs'h was
pic ked up On the street By a sAiaiT
boy thp Giles National Bunk,
band liaslbcemRandGtl 70 our Slight
+ ing Editor for e%aminatfon. The
isubitct Of tii sc songs aie suggest
i've, at least, as witness: Grant
and his Pdps,'r Grant and his
relatives, Grant and lis GIFT En-
Etcrprisc,''rn, "Grant and his Let us
hhave PGaee,'p "Grant and his Sa2-
to Domingo job, " etc, eto We
select Grant and his Purps'' this
morning, and il lUurH readers can
stantl it. we win heieafter present
some Of tic other pieces -Iirbtstiee
20 Col. Gibbs, and that he NAV not
he misunderstood at Washington
.hc holds oiHto under Grant2it is
proper to State that two Of these
songs are strongly lon rthe. Grant
eide, and are extremely well done.
We would publisllfthtnr also, hut
our Fighting Editor, though keen
for Alright, declines 50 take the re
sponsibility on oecoaht Of tie sa6ject
lie wears a Greeley hat, and on hot
theme, well, he may be found .nu-
mcrously" ahy where, at any tinc.
GRANT AND his PUEPS.
The uatlou nov i wide awake,
And bound tO ttlru a leaf
For Gr,Fley and his odd white hat,
And send lhe lads te gsief, .rF
CHuRES- .... r.-r i
Ana S,nd the GldS to grieG Fl
Ana send tile RAIDS to grief,
For Grvvlry ami his Oil white hat, 'Hi I
And send the Raids 10 grief. - N
Grant aud ld~ Pups "may new gctuaf,
We've rot 'cm all in tow. -.. ..f..
The nation now begins To shout,
Let 'eIn ZAP salt River go.
CHo.-Iet EN- zap salt River 80, etc
That OLD white hat aud old white house.
Will pair extremely well,
Then get ont Grant and give 'cm place, I
n;r> ruoUI for you iyl-,eaycn,
Clio Oars room far you in-'ravCn etc !
Well take linn straight with ala his
}cforc Your Mr.. Grant,
Who has no wiiim, but relatives,
To the for y-Scrund iiut 4
CHu.-To the fortv-spc5nd auHt etc.
And ali his relatives are found, sE 4
TtruOd iou~c i'm Ga Fable Cribs,
From brii der Casey clean on lip, ..r z
To nott,l Coloa,'t t,ihl>.
Cuo.-M,iil agent Colonel Gibbs, etc.
lis nos Folk stalks, uor that old coon.
That Ve nov pat lu ruUt,
iut &c 'pu~~ilm ltP fIc ole gum stump,
That We tire siaokhIy Our.
lIo.-fhat we are smoking out. 81.
Iie's SOME 7ou smoke, hat com" he must,
To thv last char and hide
Not carpet-hagS, nor all his kiR,
Can Say the ~WeilipE tide,
'Ho.-Cau stay the swelling tide, tSc-
Ven bring 'im duWuths Sood Odd WA,
M kius, lraVc ia his all
W.T. tam his hi e iu IilIE.'y,
Wh1r Grant rnllc on >" rail
uo.-Wh Jr Ora I rode ou SIC rail, 81.
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l.leaflahl and sDremgoolo.

,YfAe Eif5d 9. llaigcr89rtIoip of1oF
snace todoyr to the respective
FRIENDS Of gentlemen above
.nalucd, II is we'll known that we
are thc fricnd Of Gen. Chcatham;
y l,-Shiig W. TAKE Issue with our
p,.'TPSpondent, &C, f, upon the quail
sAcAaiohs og.C;cn. GhcsaI,aiu, ye DO
lot wish. tosalispaInge .ulIc. tlains OF
f:r, Bromgoole. lie is a gduuenaH
lef undouhted rrspcctability, and his
personal claims upon Ills Immediate
Iisighbors arc doubtless large. But
Gem hoatIlam' claims arc not 10
5t,AA4H6U ietca hporson;u. 51Iisl past
c"qsistsneys yaler, agd SERVICES, po-
htical gnd military, eutitlQ him to
she esteem audgsupport of Tonnes
scans, ah,l they will give it almost
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Sherif's Sale.

FOG virtue of two writs Of venditiOni
ID eKponas issued from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of II. NJ.
SpoffOrd rs. San'l Sheriff., John Sher-
rill and Willis Morley, l will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Pulaski, on ...
Saturday, July 9th, 1872,
two tracts of land, one levied on as the
property of Sah'I Sheriff., containing
1870 acres, situated in the 10th rivil dis
trict of said county, on Bradshaw creek,
bounded on the north by the lands of
Joshua Sheriff., decd, and W. 7. Smith,
east Ivy Il. F. Subtle, south by land deed
ed by Sam'l Sheriff. to John Sheriff..
and Nest by w. 5. HHMBll,- the other
levied on as the property of Jno. Sheriff.,
Situated on BTglrishaw creek, in the 10th
civil district ofGiles county, and bound
ed. on tile north by the lands OF b. F.
Suttle; west by w c. HarweIl, south
and east by. the lands OF Chas. Leather
man, CleC'd.f Levied on and to be sold
to satisfy said writS. -..-
d. III. PARSONS,
fee So Sheriff.
.
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Yesterday was the tenth anpivcr-
sary of the historical running light
ON the river between the COnleler-
ate ram Arkansas, a powerful ten
gun vessel, built at this port, and
the national fleet. The former pas
sed successfully from the mouth of
the Yazoo river TO X7ieksburg, fight
ing her way the entire twenty miles,
through a large aoetiof war vessels
OF every size amt Shape known to
warfare, ranging from the heaviest
man OF war and iron clad To the
tinicst armed water craft Mem
bcrs OF. the crew from both sides
now. live in The city. After a lapse
Of ten Years they have shaken hands
across. the -BloNly chasm, and will
90, hald in hand, for Greeley and
BrowH,-NempLiS AOoionche, IL.
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.nemocrafic So ConYenfion.

NNsnvUIE,.Junel9, 1ST2.-In ac
conlan e with resolution of the
Dcmpcratie State Executive Com
IniUtce tllis day adopted, Il conven-
ii ~ OF the Democracy Of the State
i-s-iTeFpi1y cislicJi tts meet at the Cap
itpTbltifis s.ityEon Wednesday, the
:. lst OF. August next, at II o'alo, K \.
MEF COR lhe lagposeof nominating q
V'hdidatc for ConSfcss for Tie Stutc'
AT large and ~ nominate an addi-
tlYRal candidate for Presidential
Hector for the Stat"'at large. m
J0HS-t'. 3UEcH, Chairman.
w. II. DItI.NEp, Secretary. 1sr
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'- ia .C'Ilanccs-y-. -Sss1e Ofiaez
VALUABLE LAND

w. b. CIiilts ct pals. Tvs. Fannie Ann
--s. -.HiifaE Childs ct ais rs9 a.tl s
.DURSU-ANT to. a decree of the Cham
/ @ Gerry Court 1T Pulaski, for Giles
county, in the above cause, / viii, on
TItttrsdqy, raUGHst 10TH, 1872,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on a credit of one and
two years. With interest from date, ex-
cept a cash payment of 5000, hollands
mentioned in the Pleadings, in two
tracts, containing respectively $3.50 and
100 1910 acres, furnishing two desira-
bic small houses. Is situated in the 10Th
civil district of said county, on the wa
tiers Of BF;tdshaws creek, and valuable
farming lands, being part of the Paul
Guilds tract. Notes with approved Sc
curity will be required, and liens re-
taiucl,., j. b. STACY. ST., c. Is VI,
julyIS-td
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CHANCERY SALE OF
YALUABLE LAND

VALUABLE LAND
Joseph and Alfred Young. Ex3s, ct
ais. ~. 4. r. Moore and others
DURSUANT taa decree of the Cham
/ Gerry Court at Pniaskb for Giles
county, i'm the above cause, I will, on
Wednesday, august 18th, 1872,
sell ut public sale to the highest bidder,
at the late residence Of William Young,
decd, on a credit of one and two years,
with interest from date, tract of %
acres of land, situated in tire 10Th civil
district of said county, on the waters of
Br;sdshaw's creek, and being 4 portion
OF the tract ON which said Young lived
next before his death. Notes with
good security win be required of the
purchaser and u lien retained for the
purchase money. These lands lie we'll,
are we'll watercd and timberetI, rich
and productive. Plat and survey of
same viii be exhibited on day of sale.
j. b. STACY, ST., G. & VI,
jRly1S-td
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S0ULE FEMALE COLLEGE.
AIlIl.fEeesbOi'o, fTcnn.s

Il 3 ALl1I'GEoe SbO1'Osl Tenn =
TFBUOATEsi young ladies according
I IL 60 .th9unlOst lapRrQYed methods OF
Europe and America. Cannot NJ
ford to 40 inferior wOris. 5Coinfoft and
health Ol,lectss ofspeeial care, as bright
faces and rosy checks well attest.
Snidy-ha1l ana recitation rooms regtI-
LARRY Avur1hod BIZ an leSccllent furnace,
rs cannot be done by other means.
Sleeping apartments warmed more
cheerfully. BY fire in CRATES. building
lighted throughout by GaS-the stand
safest light afforded. Modern city nm
provemcnts, with additional advantages
Of large grounds, well shaded AMI
grassy = for healthful recreation. No
deaths and 40 seripus sickness for many
years past, Every department. ably
filled. Special advantages given in the
Fine Afts-ah impoftant destdeFatRll,
in Colleges pro JeatRiS. Young laslies
often continue. music here after
graduating cisewhere.t Building equal
TO the best in the State. Average MUM
Der OF pupils each year since the war,
100. Chargcs for Board, and Tuition in
Regular Course, from sos to $240 for
SclIOol-year Of 40 weeks 81 Next term
opens September 2, 1872. sod rfu.-s..
For Catalogue, with particulars, adj
dress ID. d. MOORE, Pres.
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~ SherffS Sale.

lsg s.8fg DIIGl III y EDd1G. r.t "a.
DY virtue of writ of venditioni ex-
ID pOnas issued from ihe Circuit Court
OF Giles county, in favor I@ham Scllars
vs.. W. {. Wilson, Will sell for cash to
the highest bidder, at tire court house
door In Pulaski on ''rHa aIos ear
Saturday, July 9th, 1872.
a tract of1and lying in the 18th civil
district OF said county, lying on the wa
tiers OF Lynn creek, containing
About S5 Acres.
bounded on the north by Win. Terry,
east by Greggs, south by 5. ID. Bray and
west by the land Of Marene heirSi Lew
led on and to be sold as the property Of
said W. G. Wilson to satisfy said writ.
ID IL. PARSONS,
fee s. Sheriff.
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Held Your Wheat.

- llSrG appears La be panic
amrpg lioiSrmcrs in regard tuthcir
whY't, Ilpgy are rushing il Oft to
u arE>ct sd rapidly that the price has
gone GOWN beyond all reason. Let
l. he remembered that the largest
q innate of tie Present crop vet
p IdeIis only 220OO0OuO husbels.--
lest yrar e. was 100000. 600, and
W with this larger crop oh hand
thu Price a yer got down as low as
~ is at present for choice. Ii rc
quircs tTr home consumption in the
United states not much less than
$50, 0OAO0Of bushels :mhnAU,. a.
the production falls below tl,is
Wucat will ruic high If above. how.
yet With a dciicicocy of nearly 20.
OOo,Ou0 bushels NC see Nv iurci.~
Supplies an thc market HAT the price
lrtS almost TravIte,l the Duint of
lS39 Nll0B the Cuoemuus cran of
2SDVQG0Up hUslclS were raised. Let
ilhs .armcrs hold uH Ger a month or
't',unIrd they will realize rcn,uucro
tive prices. There Is everything to
= ria ty waiting. We see il even
nov stated That The expected Viold
IA manY places has fallen short lulIy
ON" tluul. The crop ia Iuaa,v local
NE, $ gerry mlyrior, and thcrc is
hN'lyt" Le good export dcmand
Ivy Oytohcr.
Cur farmers are sorclv enough
rr"Ns"d now let them lac little
la'4lpt sud phey will ma tcsrtt IT,
''rhS thc past-twelve months they
have lost Princcb Sums hv selling
i'n carly, their cotton and tobacco f.
AMI peatuts.- Lct-them now act in /
,1'e ilsht sif reason aud eSperivHcu
an iac srIc ur tLuiF wheat crops
Esrry probability Is an their favor.
Hnd % IS sheer nonsense 10 throw
stway heir hand earnings. Too much .
likr tiu,k 10 sheep, thc, fHlow one
another, and sell hccausc t.lctr !
nci-ii'5Or sells, without r~a IN or 10. .
Election, So 5hcir own los. apI 60 ]
the loss ar every farm lnh"rcr ia tho +
SisIV.-- L,as0H aJ,,, -1laerte4A.
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Maury county has Sent forth a
Citallriise" to the World or breeders
Of Berkshire hogs, to be exhibited
aud decided at the Maufy county
fiiir this fall. The entries arc to be
500 each, are not conliucd to any
RaIul'cr, and the best hog takes the
8 ,ltr71 -- ---,---E IL
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Maid Won back her
los t7laHrels by making fine time in
Cleveland last Friday. beating Amer
lean Girl easily. Lyttlctun WIS
h.atcn Nv l3assett at Saratoga. and
c.d John Harper has announced lis
intention 10 retire LongrellOw per
ruIncutty from The turf
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.In ChanoerY at PHlaski.

N. p. Ezell. admir-. VS.. Nelson Rivers.
T -this=eause it appearing to the clerk
Il dS Muster, from the returH Of the
Sheriff 0fGiltS county, that the defend
ant, Nelson Rivers, is q NONRESIDENT 50
that the ordinary process of -tlc Court
cannot be served upon him y IS there
fore artlefe,l tlfat publication BE- made IA
the Pulaski CITIzl.S, a newspaper pub
lislletl in the. toN1I Of Pulaski. for 30
days, requiring said Nelson Rivers to
appear before the Clerk & Master of
said Court, at his Office In Pulaski. on
Friday, August 9TH, 1872, to attend tile
taking of the account between NJ. =.
Eel, adIH'r Of Gid z. Eel, and said
Nelson RIVER, aud also the account
with b. II, Eel, Receiver in this cause,
and on failure the Clerk & Master VIII
proceed to btlte said accounts ex-parte.
julfH iE- y y. STACEY, ST.. G.. & II
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Proclamation tR sfg Governor .


John G. Brown, Governor, of the State
of TennesSee-To all Whom shall sec
these notwithstanding
Whereas, q vacancy exists in the office
Of Judge of the Criminal Court for the
.district ct WiIliamsohy Maurv, Giles
and AIarshRH, q Criminal District ere
ated by Act of General Assembly,
passed December 1871, ISL;
Now, therefore, I, John c. Brown,
Governor of the State Of TenfiesSee, bv
virtue OF tiepower and authority vest
-ed inin4ei blythe Constitution and lilws,
hereby order an election to De held
within the limits Of said Criminal Dis
trict, on
Thursday August LIST, 1872,
to fiji .said Office; apd the Sherifs and
other officers entrusted by law with
such duties in said Criminal Districf,
composed of thec6dHties Of " lIianisoh,
MaHry, Giles aud lAIafshalIs SvilI, on
said ay0proeeetl to open and hold said
election at all the various precincts and
voting places within their respective
counties, and due Tetifrf make as proyi-
ded BY law. 20 - i'A@ .n -fi1.f g
a..itl fIlIn testimony whereof, Iicre-
lzi,--l--> ante set mYilfstRtt and seal,
IS I1iSf , and have, caused the Great
d. ( - s., Seal of State 10 be affixed.
ut nashville, this 2fth day
l' 3D. 1-i' of june, 1872. .. ''i A-1
f# f4n sJNO. G. BLOWN, Governor.
.ETLH. BUTLER, See y of State. lnaFf-
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NOTlCE

DN virtue Of authority vested in m :
ID by the County Court of Giles. couH-
~ as Special Commissioners, / VIII open
and hold an election Mt the vaI.ious
voting places in Giles county on
Thursday, August 1st, 1872,
for the purpose of eIccting a Supreme
Judge for the State of Teuhes~ee. Il
Criminal Judge for this Criminal dis
trict, Sheriff, Trustee. a Lax Collee-
tor, Constablcs and School Commission
crS for the various districts. Polls open
1T Q, A. NJ, and closed ut 4, p. n.
sys- W. p. ALIEN lander,
jul l-td-prfec$j sftsG- Special Com.
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California is once more rejoicing in
;u abundant harvcst. TIE Weld OF
wheat fhis year is larger than las
ever before been known in that State
Pr tire fast two nor three years the
gfih etOps lG1ve been delicictSDw
in, 10 thc drouth and bad weather
liHC this year the crop is~all that
conla be desired, both as regards
quantity an'iQdaliy. e# -7E
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

DG virtue of writ of venditioui ex-
ID ponas issued from the Circuit Court
of Giles county, in favor of Thomas y
English vs. Jonas i, Scott and Mary
III, Scott, will sell for cash to the high
est bidder, at the court house door in
Saturday, July 9th, IS72,
a tract Of land lying in the 4th civil
district OF said county, containing about
81 acres, more or less, bounded on the
south ana west by the lands ofJohm w. .
LoyeH, north and Past by those Of the
widow lIewett6 W ID Henson. Levied
on and to DE sold as tue properly of
Mary III. scott, Wife of said Jonas +.
Scott, to satisfy said writ.
'a4 "sai 2H ID. II. PARSONS.
fee s. Sheriff.