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Sneaking at ChattanOOga.

We are requested by Col. John Baxter to an
nounce that he will address the people of
Chattanooga next Tuesday evening on the
questions of the day. Hour and place will be
given in Chattanooga Thursday morning.
Bonnets and Hat Frames of all the late shapes
Just arrived at Payne's
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

The MaryYile Mail arrives at 1885, A. NJ. and de-
parts at 200, P n, daily. except Sundays.
Maynar1ville Mail arrives at 1900, M on Thursday,
and departs at Loo P. n, same day.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo A. NJ and depars.at 1900, same days
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 300, P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 600 AM
The PostOfce opens at $780, and closes at 5OO
Pm. Open again at P. n; closes at Z, P. N. Ohce
open on Sunday at LEO P. NJ. for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS. Pm,
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DR.. p. HI. CardweIl

Has removed his Dental Office to West Side
Market Square, front rooms METERS building,
up stairs, north of p. Kern's. iiil9dtf
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Baptist Church.
masontc Text Books,

Rev. j. B. Lee will preach in the Baptist
Church this evening at u o'clock.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the World
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable and Instantaneous No
disappointment. No Ridiculous tnts. or Unpleasant
0dOr. The genuine w. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not Stain the Skin
but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTI-
Full. The only Safe and PERFECT Dye Sold By
all Druggists Factory Is BOND ST., New York.
mchSeadkw1y
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For the Kidnevs aDa
The Brown Cotton Gin En-

NEW LONDON, CONN
Manufacturers of the " Brown Gin 4, Co4+or Gu,
IerSi oaenlnery and Castings. Manufacture If HUI IL
ne fatenI rotary Steam Engne-the hest and LII tal
I1lslhe IOr plantation purposes Cotton y
makers and reparers furnished with an Kind sla
tlas saws RIBS Pulies Boxes etc. OF aDy p,fisI
the business, and guarantee Satisfaction in N
lcular orders solicited. Address as above. par
s. P4anO Co, n. Y. 1st class $500. No Ar.n,s
a dhN Is Hanted.-Agents make more r,oD.v :,
A work for US than at anything else Businsss IN
ana permanent. Particulars free, e. STTVS0Ys n =
CO'' flne Art Publishers Portland, Maine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-21

LOUISVILLE, March 12.-Provisions quiet and
firm. Flour firm. Corn quiet. Whisky quiet.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-21

L. N. Parham is getting in an extraordinarily
ed at bottom prices,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-21
For Sale.

See those beautiful untrmmed bonnets and
Hats latest ST. les for the city trade, at Paynes
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sf.LOuis Market.
Louisville Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Whisky lower, 50
81. Provisions dnll, unchanged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-21
EOr Rent,

All the new styles in Millinery can be found
at Paync's
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Religious Meetings

And other Masonic books, just received at the
T. T. d. H
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A series of interesting and profitable meeting;
have been held at Shiloh Presbyterian Church
by Rev s. w. LIE We're.
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GREAT SAVING to CONSUMERS

ann good business for one or two persons of ether
- hN9AyILLE ana adjoining towns. By which you can
make from 500 to $50 per MONTH with but little
terence with ordinary business. Articles as staple
Ii your whole time is given much larger ann ss H.
made Club Circulars free giving complete list of ar
Qe r ana COMMISSIONS allowed. HORTON, BRCNDAGr
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s. NAUNI.
New RRner.

Just received, a line of Gross Grain Ribbons
for city trade, at Payne's.
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Co md Sec

The immense stock now opening at Z. n.
Parham's Shoe Emporium, No. II Market
Dlnnn
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Fine Cattle.

By express to-day, line of imported French
flowers at Paynes. -
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The place to buy Shoes and Hats for less
than at any other house in the State is at
Payne'S
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BuiIdinr Lots For Sal,

offer few Building Lots, in the city, tor
sale Jos, A. MANY
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington. D. c., March 20. (7:30. P. NJ 1871
Pro5dbildies

The barometer will continue rising very gene
rally on Thursday east of the Mississippi with west
sry to norhery winds and continued clear and cold
weather It will fall over the northwest, with winds
backing 20 sOuthery and gradually extend to the Ohio
Valley and over the upper lakes The brisk and high
northWestery winds over the New England and Mid
die States will probably diminish in force On Thursday.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for tonight
on the Atlantic Gulf coasts excepting the brisk and
high northwesterly from Cape Hatteras northeastery
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New Advertisements.
HISTORY OF
The Great Fires

IN Ch4HCAAGO and the WEST by Rev Z. J. Go,,
SrahD, DID, OF Chicago. Only complete bistory
S SSe; pages; 60 engravings 10000 already soI ~
So 1o agents made in % days. Profits 70 - ne
- parl 6gentS wanted II. s. GOODSPEED & C6
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-21

The largest line of Millinery Goods ever
opened in East Tennessee can be found at
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DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy

$500 reward for an incurable case Sold nv
Druggists at fifty cents -''' '0''' ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11
CamnheIlsviile


Z EDITOR CITIzEN Since 70 q K
correspondent, Kris, left us, q
village is rarely ever mentioned b
your excellent paper; and wlsle
other towns in ihis county have be-
come known to your readers. I
think mention should at least oe5s
sioBally be made Of Campbellsviile,
To let them know that, although sit
uated near the bank of Big Creek
IL has not washed away vet. Our
farmers are elout as far advanced
in farnling as ssslsf "a TIE eaunty.
On last SATURDAY 2 geodly number
OF them came riding Into town.
each with his wallet or sadidie-bags-
under him eqntahlibg ahont twenty
FIVE care Of we'll selected corn, for
tl1a purpose of liudifIg iORt whe had.
the best for seed. ar. Call Han
nah's, after being shelled, weighed
223 pounds, Of the white cob yari
iety. Mr. AiexaHder's weighed
p pounds - Guncess taking sixty
two ears 60 she'll a bnshel.ss Slore
of the mixel kinds we're exhibited
by a RaulseHGf others weighing less
than those, fHrntiOnesk Thiszis the
kind OF corn that makes so many
fat hogs on Big creek Air H1c
Yokely carried To Memphis last
weel. about seventy-Eys shOats for
Messrs. -uGgh 9olxely and Bob
Campbell. Mr. Ali Seagraves ex-
libited what is called the purple
corn, the seed of which he brought
from North Carolina twenty tire,
years ago. He declares it makes
the hest bread feormJ he ever ate
Wheat is looking we'll IN this
neighborhqod; grass beginning tc
put MP; oats coming up slowly. VIZ
need good blacksmith; the one
Iwho has been working here for tn,
past two years, n few days agr
-bl-ied. his hawk-billed knife on hu
man flesh. and Esqr Parker sen
him to quarters with Mr.. ParsQn'
fboys. Our school un.ler the man
agement of Rev. @. w Campbell
assisted by Miss Matte English, i
progressing faTorably,; also our ma
| sic school, under the instruction q
! Miss Cora Barnes. Now, Mr.. Edi
tor, ifyon think What / have write
worthy a place in your paper, pleas
4 give 1t, aad oblige. Max.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

There IS no doubt but that Sen.
Brown viii be the nomhsee Of the
coming State convention Tor Cover
nor, with hardly atlisseHtiRg vote
The country REessof the State is-al
most a unit in his favor. The Giarlzs-
vile ETnapsn and the i, slgity-
vile RescHs have expressed, 9 IRE
ference for Cen Quarles, but woGld
give Gov Brown seofd1ai and hear
IS support He win doubtless re-
cefye the nomination By aeciama.
;tidH -asd zitlloilt q llpesitions and Tor
the reasop as exIFesefsl byfhe Gal
latin Ershliaer. Observation-Disclosures
ton has been wise aud prudent; he
has made an excelleat Governor
aud having been efee-sd bet for a
portion OF the regulsr term, is fairly
entitled to aaotAer.n 1'Firie, we be
lieve, IS the feeling Of tlie people o.
che entire STATE; i'd this secti0a w
know Inst ir is the uaauimolis opin
i0a Of. our people 81 ~
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1aEARMERs
or MIDDLE TENNESgEB I


Get the Italian Honey Bee. They are
superior to the common hee-lOnger
lived, more gentle, better heney gather
ers. protect themselves from meth and
IDiheF bee more enecInalty. / have
800 colonies raised rom Queens import
ed direct. Can supply Queens, SNyarms
or fun stocks. Also county and farm
rights for the Celebrated LangstfotS
Patent Movable Comb Hive II COM
Dimes all the requisites that are of any
use in hive, AMI is the only. patent
which has the right granted to use the
movable frames-all others being in
Judgements, bat having some other
fixture covered ny patents sell tlcn As
patent naDveable comb hives. zsb :
Price list and circulars, with fun par
ticulars, sent free. "Improved Bee
Culture SO cents. Address, q. b.
HAMBLIN, EdgefieId Junction, fDa-
wilson Ceunty. Tenn. marzS-.eIIs
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Original Attachment.
STATE or TzNS@sEE,

d AAE uL 17s-A- tlHEel-arf
tSLEs toUSrs.
svinie Suite ". josephine Perkins.
I n this cause 10 appealing By anidavit.
4 that she. defendant. Josephine Per-
kinss Is Justly indebted 20 the plaintiff,
and Is s nonresident Of the State, 50
thai the orlinary. process Of iaw caunet
be served ca her, aad mn original at
taehment having been levied on heF
pcsipertys & is thnrofoHe ordered that
qualifications be tHslde in l2lo Pglaski
CIsIzlsy, s newspapeT pubiished - lise
town OF Pulaski, for lour succs slFa
weeks, commanding the said Josephine
Perkins 70 afIeCsr before me &C ms ore
siea Ia Rnlassi, on the -fih day OF Asay,
1872, and make deitn-e 20 said sQft
against her, OF i win be proceeded
with cx-par.e. This April 9Th. 1872.
w. II. ABERN ATHX, =. II.
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BUILDING PAPER.
EkLUARLE .NTNC R00KS
Mailed, p0st-paisig On receipt of
,na van marked price. ae.s

Peters Eclectic Piano School Goo
Fl5itfonS q aAe tl4E So D
Worrstlfs Guitar School j. -. =. ] 30
Peters 8Ielodeon School 4 ,-ls.i Z. 80
Ne Plus Ultra Giee-FOok 81 -5s.s-, 90.
Song Echo. Containing over 100
beautiful Songs So. -.-.,.--.s 20
Peters Parlor Companion, for flute
ana FiOilil4- I. = w
Peters PaRlOr Com p4nion-for fiutcs2fi1
violin anCl2 pIanu.s sl.z :. Sass 8 90
Peters New and Ilnproxed Violin
NleSfl Ou---.-s.s - .-iS7.. -..sef -
Wimmersted's Violin Instructor IS
Weller'S Flute WithOuta Master, 20
New Years I've. 4 Caatsta for
Children 8 -i.1.s ..ssl .-L.1 ~. - ISL 50
Shining lights. a Collection Of
Sacred Songs .--.,,.-5..--F- ~, !, 2 90
Magic Circle. Easy Piano Music o.
Address. j. J.. PETERS, 599 Broad-
way, New York. Send 50 cents for a
sample copy of Peters Musical Month";
| ~, and you aeiH get 1t least $ worth 81
tihusie. .sa-fs1 Id.1o. go mar ss-2lni :
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Nntina In GreAitars

4 IL. persons holding claims against
& n the estate Of Elisha AlserBatIy, de-
ceased. are hereby notified 70 Gle tue
same, properly authenticated, with the
Clerk and Master of the Chaneery court
sc Pulaski, for Giles county, BY the Isl
day OF June, 1872, for pro-rats pa~-
ment, or the saIne- viii be forever
Barred. By order of said coGrt.-
W.. BALI4ENTINE c. e n.
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SAVE YOUR HOGS.
By the use Of my M - .

Magic Hog Medicine
you may save your hogs from diseases
such as Ghulefa5 Mango, Measles. &c,
and thereby save not only roHF hogs,
but they viii fatten on one-third less
corn 1t also destroys lice, flies, gnats
and mites-thus saving chickens and
other stock as well IS hogs. Try il
at once. No trouble to apply it. Full di-
rections with each Box. Apply at
Pope s. TOWERS. /. +. AbernathY's, or
Hill s. MiHer's, Pulaski.
apr4-6m J. II. WRIGHT.
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IToIioa 20 C.refIifors.

A LII, persons holding claims against
"A Jonn KDuns, deceased, are hereby
uotilied 10 file the same, duly authents-
Gated, With che Clerk and Master Of The
Chahcery court at Pulaski, within the
time pFesorihed ny law, for pro-rata
payment. or the same will be barred
payment. By order Of the court.
W1l. =. BAELElS,F1NIz, Z. & 81.
Anril-lI. IS12-ld Il
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Notice to Creditors.

-. e4 3, t,,, slsils Sl's.'iis a e
bY notified 20 file the same, properly pro-
bated, with the Clerk and Master OF the
ChaHcery court at Pulaski, fortsiies
county, by ths1st Of september next, for
pro-Eatst payment, or the same viii be
forever barred. By order Of said court.
". II. BALLE,SrISf, c. s n,
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EuM 8 ER.

Having. erected q Saw. Mil, and be-
ing prepared to furnish any Kind of
T.uinbcr on short notice, we resp ctfully
solicit the patronage of any asatliail per-
sons desiring "a plsFy,hase.i Ny Mill Is
leeated at. Aspen iInlsantweea can deliV-
er lumber at Pnlaski on, very short nor
tiee. Any orders left with the Rail-
road Agent at this place viii be
promptly Forwarded tO'iIs. .faA asa
aII-Gf els AC II. E0BBS & SON.
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ChaneerV Sale Of land.

ChaneeTy Sale Of Land.
John A. Beasley et ais. Us. Ym. III
Beasley ct ais,
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Cham
i rery Court &c Pulaski, for Giles
county, in the above cause, i will sell,
on
Tuesday, May tie 18th, 1872,
at public sale, 90 the highest bidder, on
the premises, on a credit tin the lst day
of February, 1873, the tract of land
mentioned ID the pleadings, containing
&c 6s-l6O acres, situated IN the 9th civil
district Of Giles county, on the waters
OF Richland creek, and beiHga portion,
of the tract originally owned by John
B. Anthony, deed. Notes with ap-
proved security required and lien re-
tained I5f 6he payment of the purchase
money. Sold FREE from the equity of
redemption.
". +. BALLENTINF, c. &M.
anrfI II TSz1=fff fa--
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EGhanoarv So al I.and.

EChancery Sale Of Land.
John 4. Beas!ey and others vs.. 9'los. s.
Fogg and others.
DURST4S to q decree Of tfe Chan
II Gerry Court for Giles county in the
Rboyeeause, viii, On 1id fu m
Wednesday, Hay the Sth, 1872,
sen at public sale, to the highest hid
der, on the premises, for cash. and free
from the equity Of redemption the
trart of about CO acres mentioned in the
decree, lying in The 9Th civil district Of
/ Giles COUNTY, on the east side OF Lamb s
Ferry roal, and adjoining tile lands Of
IA. nj. Carter, Elihu EslmEndsOR. "
/ @. s. Anderson, and others. Plat and
survey of the same will be exhibited on
/ the day Of sale.
- W. f. BALLEETTNE. c.& 81. .
April II, lS727td
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-
David 81. Gordon vs., John W. Claek
AMI others.
Pursuant to n decree OF the Chancery
court ut Pulaski, for Giles county. in the
above cause, Twill; on
Saturday. ~ as 1 tn, 1872,
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder,
before the court hoIse door in the town
of Pulaski, on 4 credit Of ]. and years,
and free from the equity of REDEEM ption,
the tract of about I 7steres of land. men
stoned in the pleadings, Situated in tile
9TH civil district of Giles county, adH
joining the lands OF John Phillips, Z.
B. Wade, W. b. Roberts and others,
Plat and survey of the same viii be eX-
hibifed on day of sale. Notes Nith
good security required and lien re-
tanned for the payment of the purchase
money. w, i. BALL.ENTIsSF, &. & 81. =
aDrii II-td -sfat sH
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DoOTs AND sHoEs.

We are BOW opening full and COM
plcte stock OF Boots and Shoes at Mays
corner. Our stock is direct from Phila-
delphia, New York aud Boston, and
viii be sold ut a small advance for
CASH We invite our friends and the
public generally 20 call and examine
our stock and prices.
apr11-tf j. III. CANNON 6 co.
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Green Toms article from Lynn
vile came toe late for this paper'and
besides, be did not give Hisrealname
80 With Xialas and 50 with John
Wont. o 4f
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= y ? = = =
+. H WILKINSON,
". F. ALExANDaR
INSPECTORS.

Capt. Townsend informs Us that
the freshet on Monday night, liam
aged both the Nashville and North
western and the Memphis and
Charleston roads, as wen as the
Nashville and Decatur. so the IN
fsreace is that the rain. was not con,
fined o-this Immediate locality.
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ChancerY Sale Of IND.

Chancery Sale Of Land.
Thos. S. Fogg, Admir-, vs.. Mary n.
Beasley etals, 9as
PURSUANT to q decree Of the Chan
Il Gerry Court At Pulaski, for Giles
county, in the above cause, l viii sell,
On Tuesday, May z, 1872, =.
the tract of 81 acres, mentioned in the.
decree, being Lot No. Of the subdi-
vision ofthe lands of i. =. Beasley. de-
ceased, and the same purchased by w.
M. Beasley 1t sale 81 a. Cox, fOrmsr
clerk and master OF said court. Said
land IS situated in the 9Th civil district
of Giles county, on the waters OF Rich
land creek, and sold free from the equity
Of redemption. Notes With approved
security required and lien retained for
she pa yment Of the ljurchase money.
". +. BAILENTINE, &. s. N.
april IT. lS72-td
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ChannervB sale of Land.

: ChanceTy sale Of Land.
Thos IS. 4'oggs admir-, ss. Mary M
.lsft Beasiey and others zie a.
DURSg AMI tpzasleeree Of the GliaI-
i Gerry Court. ia the above cause i
VIII sell, on
a Tuesday, Hay 7ths 3S72s
at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
the premises, for CASH and free from
the equity Of redemption, the tract. OF
50 1880 acres Of Land, mentioned IN
the decree, being lot No. ? Of tile subdi-
vision Of tile lands 81 Z. A. Beaslcys de-
ceased, and the same purchased BY ".
NJ. Bsasleyiat a-ssile of slid lands byaAs
Cox, former g. IS NJ Of said court.
Said lands arc Situated in the 9th civil
district OF Giles ceputy, on the waters
of Richlaisl Creek.
- IVY. 3. B.XIsEENTINE, @. An
~ April II lST2-td 1as ,if-f,ies - IS,
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81. r. BAILEETTNE. cs& M.
April II, lS727td
IChanee.rv5 Sc q Laad.

Chancery Sale Of Land
A. D. Sahfluskvg admir-, vs.. Jacob r,
s SandUsky ct ais. ra.-t-
DERSUA Mt tOs; decree Of the Cham
n gerry court At Pulaski, for Giles eoun-
ty, in the above cause, I VIII, on.
Thursday, Nay 9th, 1872
sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder,
at the late residence of John Sandusky,
decd, the tracts of land mentioned IN
the pieadings, on a credit ofs6 and -
months, with interest from the day Of
sale, embracing the remainder Of said
lands not covered By the.widOw 5 dover.
Wil be sold in TIVE or more lets, To suit
purchasers, Plats and surveys. viii be
exhibited on the day Of sale. Notes
with approved security will pc required
and liens retained until the purchase
money is all paid e,lg as,.t
,r-r Ny BALLESTISF, c. 8 M,
april 14-td
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iEafursdavs Nav the 4tA. 1872.
Chancery Sale of Valuable
" Land.

Land.
VIM. +. BaIlcntine, Ex'r. Us. Nicholas
no e74f Grubbs ct ais. ElBEF
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Cham
Gerry Court for Giles county, Ten
nessee, I VIII sch, on
Saturday, May the 4ths 1872,
at the court house door in the town Of
Pulaski, en- a credit until she 25tH of
Decem Der, 1872, and free from tbs
equity Of redemption, at public SALE to
the highest bidder, the fgslet Of IS l4S-
.I6O. acres, mentioned in the pleadings,
Situated ia the 2Oth civil district Of
Giles county, on the waters OF Brad
shaw. creek, adjoining the lands Of Jesse
Nays, W. S. naTweIi and estate of Chas.
Ieafhernan and ethers.sl 1Sonl9with
good security required and 3 lien
retained for the payment OF the Pur-
chase money
W.T.. B.AIsLENPINEs &C. II.
april II, lS72-td
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Valuable own Property
Tho i. eiii guard e
1.Aus iartsa e
TJt RSI - a eFe q tie +'lan-
II eery sour At ElIaskis r. Gil@
cofIa The eoge use, I vii u
On MoAday. HIa ST.. 1872,
at public sale to the highest bidder, be-
fore the court house door IN the town Of
Pulaski, on a CT dit Of =, and years,
with Interest, except a casa payment Of
.5psr ceaton DAY. af sales she teWll lot
mentioned ii TIE f,leilil g, sittss.iesi IA
stfl-
known as the old Academy Lots and the
dwelling house ana lot % lleslte ! Gin =.
walkers Fszidlslce aad algoinifE ..
Harris alld thu store house ale lots 81. r
@. p, White, known IS the 9ld laii lots
Will be sold together or divided, g may
be thought best on day Of sale. Noes
With good security. VIII Be required of
tile purchasers and iieil retained for the
payment Of tFla purchase money q s
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

IL uHNCASlE liEtA jail &sio FtN--~tSAe
for said county would respectfully
raporEe that they lIaSe Fisiteyle issel
jail in the past month and find the
Following named persons confined
therein, charged with the otlenscs
opposite their names; Alexander
Blakely, white, charged with viola
ton of the. Q. s, Revenue laws;
Maleom Rogers white, malicious
Themes Caldwell, rape I;
Andrew g. Downing. mitle stealing
Lewis sweeney, -eplored, ninr'ter;
Green Turner cord, stealing; Jesse
Donaldson cold, Larceny; Jordan
Petty. ,colored, murder, Charlie
Prince cold, LARCENY; King Peden,
cold, stealing cotton j. w. Chap
man, epl'a, forgery; William White,
cold, assault with knife; Virgx
Abernathy, colored, receiving stolen
money; Maud Alternately, col q,
stealing money; Dudley Garden,
cold, rape; making IN all siXteen
prisonels, as. follows: 10 colored
males, 2 colored females and 4
white males. We ind the jail IN
good copdftion and the prisoners all
in good health and well cared for.
All of which is respectfully sub
Initted, April lst. 1872
J. L. JONAS III
+. H WII.RENsoN,
~ ". r. ALEXANDER,
Tna1,ef.fOre
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-11

Ten Pin NoEfcs.

Having sold ont my ntire iuscrest in
The Ten Pin Alley to AlT-itss T. Bidtlle.
I respectfully request all those inde6t-.
euf to me to come forward witllaut delay
and settle, and save trolsi1le and oostS-azs
s.r 49, sJssJ. n RSHAI-L.
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