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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-26

CHICKERLNG &c SONS Piano-forte Mandatory.
in
double
buildings
of
2G feet The building of
All Persons who intend Purchase during
en should visit the Messrs NOYES
of PORTLAND and see the
CHICKERING INSTRUMENT,
unable from lack of time convenience the
- ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST.
We this
Discount so wha
at the Lowest Prices which
Being
the
O N r. p r [ @ e ~ ST EN-
believing this
PRICE for
edfo
IMPORTANTLY CAUTION.
ALL who desire to purchase Chickerng please read the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the Purposes Of a Family Physic,
Paralysis and DefOrmities Cured,

DIR. J. G. AVER a. Co., LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all druggists everywhere. jan1-e3dw1y-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-26
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAI
Spring Arrangement.

Spring Arrangement.
On and after Monday MAY Goth
1872, passenger trains leave Portland
ENw@z uH17or Rochester and intermediate stations
at 7.15 A. M, and 130 P. NJ, making
drectconnecion at Rochester with trains for Boston,
over Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads. Also
connect at Rochester with Dover and Wnnipiseogee
Railroad for Alton Bay, and with Portsmouth, Great
Falls and Conway Railroad for Conway.
Leave Rochester for Portland and way stations at
7.30 A. M and II NJ
The $50 train connecting with down trains on Do
yer and Winnipseogee, and Portsmouth, Great Falls
and Conway Railroads, and the II o'clock train max
ing direct connection at Rochester with trains from
Boston, leaving Boston at 7.30 A. NJ via Boston &
Maine, and at $50 A. al. via Eastern Railroads.
Leave Portland for Saco River at $40 P. NJ.
Leave Saco River for Portland at $50 A. NJ
Stages connect as follows:
AT Gorham for West Gorham, Standish, and No.
Limngton, daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton Bonny Eagle
and Limington daily.
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick, Newfield. Par
sonsfeld and Ossipee, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays returning alternate days.
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick Parsonstied
daily.
WILLIAM H. TURNER, Superintendent.
Portland, May 20, 1872 dec16-tc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

respondent, a poor widow left her
home in search Of her oulv son, boy
ot sixteen years of age, who had gone
ont M the morning wood cutting,
with several others. Unable to bear
the auNleues, the poor mother rushed
ont into the bdndlug snow drift, hop
lug TO 6ud her boy and that her fee.
blo arms might in some way help him
homeward, AGcr struggling ON for
several miles Sho met the party, who
were on their return. BY this time
she WAS utterly exhausted and uuahle
to retrace her stcps. What was tc
ho done She sank down in the
snow, worn out with fatigue and hun,
ger The hlte party of boys were
quite unable 10 bear h,.r among thrm
homeward, aud TO remain with her
Wonld have been certain death to all.
Ii Was agreed that they should cover
her az well as p"sslblr sud rclGrn To
the village for help Her son huwcy.
tr, molly refused h. leave hi, mother.
though To remain was IN all prubab,i
ty cegtam death W hen the lads
gave the alarm IN the village nam.
hur at men, ut the peril q, their lives,
went opt to rescue the mother anu
son. Then efforts to tud them were
for several days trmurss. They were
GutlIy found under a cliff, frozen IL
death AND locked IN our another,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

BY LArIkNRr.

In ollcn times, VIII ,st vet ttere lived
Within the breasts OF mcn, staple trust
In Him who made aud uies aS alE
As IA N scarce ever al engagement made
But siGpcd it with the mystic letters
"D. V" or Deu Nolante," or II il be the
will OF God
We use these mystic letters stl'!, indeed,
BN', oh IA nh>t changed sense,
She r prostitution OF a p'on- phrase,
OF magnitude enough to make the bones
OF hoiS men, who died long years ago,
Turn, restless, in their graves.
A passing fancy, born of the agc'- fo''y,
Aud made imperative by Fashions VIII,
Has stan ped " d. V. on each ana ull
0! lominine gegaws, eoloIed, gay and
siranGr,
Chnt a,s hejecked with flowers of every hue
Tbat trao The haal of boauteous nStas (
spliag
And soue uc'er thought ofby our common
mothers skti
silks, ribbou-, ages aud all other tlings
Tnat namtess mast be, yet, do tend to
make
When put toscther-tAat mast wonderous
thng,
\ modern woman, all are marked g" y. "
Oh, let Ii, trust hat soon OF late
We shall OF all these 10 lies purged be;
And would /, hasten on this btl-stu sgttc.
We'd pious cry, wiki all oar hears, O. v
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
HotU L'oe's " iti,6bi Lcc' ca ie
to be FHjtiShcR


Pan' F"ebIrs wrItesln tn"
Home journal
a pleasant Ilti'e story OF John X
Tony son aud L.i2ar y Poe appears
In the 't'"sNlp corner ot hlpph
cots MneaAue Tor Way. ffobaniy
the readers OF tie Home journal
.esPecatiy those Who " dotc upon
tbe author OF . The Heaven .'-baye
.aIrca " en- 'y"d The account OF poor
Poc's thirteen jniepS ami the
agreeable tti''dt1Ya OF the mWril
created by Eis idmblerIoI OF noe
French brandy, taken neat. bat tie
anecl"ie reminds INC oi another one,
which ! d. not rcncmhcrlo hayr
seen in print ; perhaps you can lind
sgaee lur v.
NUde Mr. I"mp'on was conduct.
ing the Southern Literary Messenger,
POE Was n regular jjsj'or 10 the cdi~
torlnl san"tHm Of that excellent ma2>
azlne--or, rather, he was an exceed
iHGIl irregular droPpcr,In; lns nor
maj condition being 50 to speak, al.
ways abnormal, it judged by the ordI.
nary human standards. Generally
bong under the com5rcd lnHacncc
of poetic frenzy aud OF strong aIco,
hole ,tlmaIent, tie wax celebrated for
"a perpetual lmpecunlosity. Money
serned 10 dril holes thIongh ms
pockets, and, by some curious inyer-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
SacTed Eoen,
III THOMAS MOORE.

A.. down n the sunless retreats Of the oceaa
sweet Gpaers are yptipsiug, no mtr.Al
can SEQ
81 deep is ny soul, the swce, payer Of
dvYot N,
LnleafJ by the world. rises sileat % Tdse
u, God siloit 70 thee
Pure, wArHI silsug 70 Thee.
As still 70 the star Of i,s worship, ,hoagh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
J9Htcs GO!H0H HcRnetL.
Hoo lie Diet Some -tcc3uat of
Ills LuSi No8uats.

ms Last A08pHts.
Durinr the last six months Of his
lite Alr Bennett vaS ro,ourd /, Ms
runu ON lin, srr,nd i},n,. 81. h,s dawn.
town residence. 4qa Fam nv,.nn.
ana. none bat h,s u,,,t intimate prr.
sopal t,,pls were aduuled ,u ms.
nry,euce SLOWLY. hut snr.ly da
every day bfla, b,,n ucar., =. l1.
,i,,r ,b'. ,,,r,,,,;,n .,fti. h.,ay
become par,Iy ua,ai,lpd and ai,nu,,
l,cirss. uIp,t imam. rt,r, s,ark OF -.
ta.lty had dcpgllcl from, M, limbs
n,i,ty tup ,h' as Ana yr vlaI..
pt,, ann tIafnI. .w,s t,ns ,ia,Erniu,
nm, mind r.,.,i,,pd its u,unt,.d t,,,.,.,,
nnd p,l5htnr,. on1 ho d.',,,,r1 in
nAylag I.,e u,,ys,,a,ers rad TO Anna
nom dav +, d.,I and =. ioi,,w ,!.,,
coarse Of the prno4Ical press vlth
me cIuso> pn.,litr uI.tnluu lL
pu,er,unpd ~, ay4a bnua. He va,
.lu.v aware OF us apptonching end.
ana spoke ut it /, ms inpuas wl,h
uhBo,nlulnal ,eyi.m,f,on As he re.
,n,.J ~ ~, ,.,7,. nh !. r,,,.a ~ =,
1. ,intur,aIIa .uvu li,tenn, i, tl.,
,nay.g,,I,an ',f h', G.,y .,i,u,.r. ANA
a,ma rrp3s, iarb,ss,,f,. Inn. 't,,,.
lu,u.,n ~ a yoIrr ,,a,L,,,.... A.. G,s.
ra,r. t, resrr,l,i,, ,l.,, t>,ru l:,.l,,,.
.,ru IN ms fast n,nm.ur, ~, oa,.,,.
icA.arrs betokpnlpg inc urpat intel.
nan. ..,ih unr.n ia, 1yas anllrJ
On n.luri,y "a ma mast t,ye'ya
,1,..rk H. n h. l,,. .i, h,,. ..au,.n
sns.oflca IA, rnl,n., In, arm.
,i,,,,.l,..t opt ~ r.,.,, ,.',l.s from, h,s
.cI,.st ui.n ,...s T.,..I ,a.i h,sotn
.p., i,r u,si nr,.,l,.- ..f,.t. I..I.y
~ I'm, rona.l.ou unI 5.e5 uud
I,.,,,-,,I,y ,....I ov,v A vr,E
l.o .a,i tr.I,y la. va- threatened
Mn am ,,t,,o.nf,. ,,,.,i,rr, ,,n,.a.. hal
,,r,ta rnr.n,. ,r.,t,d n,. ,nf.lu.
,.u nadin.l .ku v.rl,i OF tI.r
u,ny a., me tg,r. Egi. ON SUNDAY
lbs o5u, nm Inc wa, t,ylnr s,.,laI
,,ab y,ya.l rn,.ya sons. vb,rb onye
r-e ia tn,s, ol ,,,,,,,, n,.,auf. d-ath.
Ms uumrd,.,. tr.,,1. yrra Al once
sent for bat as.,D the ,tla,ty Of ms
r,pu,t r,,u.,trut1,o, oy,rro,ne tuu diam.
.,or ana ia, i, shot season death WA,
ayer,cI damn I'm, lime he ex
pressed ,cret At Tue absence Of b,
iannly IN Etlr.pp. and hopcd for thpir
speedy returp pciore the ugnt OF the
nr4u.r should settle around hlm.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
On Marriage.

Harry Relief for Young hen from
the ELECTS Oi Errors auI Anascs IN cally
life. Manhood ies1nrcd Ncrgcus debility
cvf,d. Inped,meut- to Narns-e remos i.
N,x method 81 Treatment. New and re
fnarkable remedies. Books aad Citcu! Ars
sen. free, il airi envelopes
Addrcs. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, n
2 South Ninth s.. PhiladeIshis Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
--~SAtF s&,ps = sa'--r-7-aT -
OJR FREE ILNCH.

Toward sn1down Of Saturday
night, whcG ujiumS ot llborers were
closing the work ot the week, ona ot
tit" most uHUrlng wnrkinImen Of the
nge ii ,shei GDr life aui his labor
together. Jane Gordon Bennett had
known Little Of the iny Of HE except
that which come, Of uurtmluiug aud
successful work. H. had carried the
great eU;erNrse and purpose of his
h. cxis,a forward to the iarthest
point he ca ii expect 10 attain. There
seems litLu lett that was attractive to
him IN the world when thjs eud wa.
clragiylredched In the busiest and
most Intensely vital city Of the earth
h" had lei life ~ seclnded ani sol
itary as t'at Of any monk Of 'Ihebald.
There seemcd pathetic fines, in the
fact that tho end Of "a lie so lunyly
should be passed ~ soijtGie, WITH The
breadth OF the ocean between nim
and the children whom he iiuIlzrd
alrI the wite OF whom lie wIs 80
pruHl ana fond. He had made his
arran5 5cment' to pass the summer
with them in Elrop", bat bis sudden
ly falling hculth compelled him e.
recall them. In hIs life he had
sacrificed social trirtl hips and in.
,mHeies To AIs iuoSorable purpose,
and IN death the spot destiny de.
priycd hlJn Of tho mm,trajous of
those who we're dearest TO hlm. The
great machine be built through 50
mauY tp'!s1me years, works on with,
out changing pn.sation ~ his De.
parlurc. At the hpud ot lfs columns
stal stands the fandlar announce.
ment, "James God ~ Bennett, Pro.
prirtur, though the tirai ui the name
ts IN his coffin, aud the second il at
sea, not aware Of the altered meaning
in the standing types. lis Ic,rs " III
give to his grave a ! tn dig0iry and
respect which may he in ml5siye 81 /
co tly muble but his j2,Gntl il his
true monument. - Ne.3 Iyrh Tri.
JuHe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

The ocedl, poiuts faithfully DER the dina
sea,
20, DARK a. | roam in this wintry would
shrou4 L.
The hope OF my spirit turns trembling -
Itee.
NvC od trembling to Thee
True fond, trtmhIiug TO thee,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

--' There is no noblor life possibl"
TO a y one than to an unmarried wo.
IN II --one # those in whom the moth !.
er love, wanting tho maternal objects
Oh vi f3h to spend itself, oycrilows al,
bonnd, and layisbe4 itself an every
needy thing, and gro~s richer an&
more abundant wtth the spending, -
a fountain Of lncxhausliblc blessing
1h" more shame that some cioo-e
scl6sh one, and llas 10 gall al the
affections with which they are endo@ "
ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

Women, under any circrmstan.
ces, can scarce 10 more than dip the
foot IN the broad and deep rlter Of
tbought they have not the strength
to contend with the current. L. j.
easy for women 10 be heroic 10 ac-
liDu; but when IL comes to lntcrru-
gatin, God, the nJjversa, the soul,
.r!d above all trying to I've down
their o~h hearts, they dart down to
their nests Ike 81 mapy lalks, aud it
they cannot t!nd thon, fret Ike 'ho
French C9rrinac -VTgaret /ulter
-- The only way To meet affection
i. t. PASS through 1t solemnly, sloSly,
With humanity aud iAith, ~ thu I,ra'
chtc. passed through the sea. Then
i's very waves OF misery wi divide,
an bccnmy 10 ns q wall on the righi
stda AND on the lott, until the gui'
uarrowS and nlrrowa before oar eyes,
aud wc Iani saie ou tbs opposite
shore. - Nias. Nukci
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
OF II APPETIZER.

An iTatc Western editor lately
wrote 70 contributor " II YOU don't
stop sending me such abonnible poo.
Try, HI pimt piece OF it some day
with your name appended to it i'll
full, and send a COPY to your g'rl."
$50 There is decided difference he.
tween putting a man and blowing
him NJ.
--Bankcrs Ought to prosper. They
always take SO much interest IN their
business, you know.
A passenger on an Ohio railroad
was aroused from y serene sluInber
the other night by the tootug OF tho
whistle, and exclaimed : "Thc train
h - caught u with lose cattle again"
"A Yale man IN ~ electrified his
division recently by giving the name
of one ot the mrnor roems in ls'a
Roosh,as "The Parasite aud the
Peri, and another IN trying to tell Of
the Joke. sand "Iuu know where it
tells u,Clcr Tom Moore, about the
:. p,,ri,,, l., anl ib,, pur, 4,
l"enlN.hve or th'viF years ago,
i''N. thaS, .. fn"ey, no" Ifee'dent
ot ohrfhn College, was carrying
on series OF revival meetings ID
some EIstern c,ty-l'oSton, W. tfink.
One day a gentleman ca'ied 10 sec
Ia"'.,,,,, @ W nnrh,ns 1--WE v.,rs oII m.
.','.r,,I ~. ,,n,, u;s,nnr f,thar n 2u
a.toa H.. .,,a,rar NJ y rapIied
a., ,a.,,,,r, ,n,;,,nn . RAJ w,lk IN
.nn,r d,;og ,,u,,rr, Mother can pra,
~, ,,n -
--Dnftng ciass-mcchng heId sew
efat years SINCE ny ,'e 'i''n'"'s'
or't'e''n o' 'oon'"''" - ',''se'
oI"'"e' 'o'''' "'''' ''''o"S wy .l.,'. 49,
~ .'a., IN ,,,,r,,'r,nn.
In, L,s .,1,,ynr ia saryn Gol nm tba
- -, l,. f,Ia
Hhppa'h M ''S''' '"o '''' Va '"e
week, he sald
,"' ''''i rt'.,', '''''' IN, - -. - ,,. ~
La,s .,,,c. s,w ynn l,s, bro,her
a. 9u
uNo ro br,dlnr Homes M tur.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
A JoachtaY iacittena

During enc Of the most tremendous
snow storms ever Witnessed here last
winter, writes c2r Newfound aud COZ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20

Farm Property and Detached Dwellings
TAXI, fag YEARS At r&RCE&f It up
YEARS AT II PER CENI.-beiog an
low a. Insurance can hc Obtained In aij
Mutual Company, ao1 Win 'he a4yaa~g" ot
having a l,rge capital to draw on IN event
Of LOSS.
Insurance on STEAM MILLS taken at
FAIR RATES
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-20
! = L.BRECUE. (. T. BoDETTE
EagsREGE7E * BODETT,
Dealers IN
Boots Shoes, &C., &c.

We have constantly on hand full line ti
Boots, Shoes Caters, Slippers, &c.- o9la
our own make ard sale work, winch we
foe selling At prices that defs competition.
We intend to keep none but the best stock
employ skiIifai norkmen aud sell a. 'nSi1
profit Repairing peatly tons
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
WRsMIss HER.


Sweet sweet boEne OF other days,
Thou arr siil AIR 20 q strangers gazs
BIIt an! hoH heEey tlse fOOtsteP falls
'Es4at now tFad tls1 lonely halls.
ioom has settled aDou the hearth
81 thy f-Irfors-OHes filed with mirth
) lie sweet strains % lnusic-hJlsbed
TIE heart It filled With jOy-erushci
The r1laga0lias the hr-trve, the flower
bed,
An remind me Of the dear departed.
] almost lingeF 10 hear her feet
Which never more my steps shall meet
do not hear those kind wofliss :
SweeteF than the sn1g az the -birLls:
Oh Love, which meyer deceived a trust,
Art thou gone with dust 10 dust 2 I"
What can do. but to raise
Prom this lone spot my spirits gazes
To lift through tears nay EtEainiDg eye
Up 20 Hly. FatheT's house on high!- 49,
And she Is there, whose lovely H1Ien
lR parthly house no more Is Sggns
Whose place where she smiling sat
Is made so sad and desOiate.
sYe miss her when the board is spread,
" miss her WnPu the prayer = Eald
But never can time erase
The fond memory Of iler place
Bat she b where those longiHgs FHin .s-
Trouble no more the heart and bEaiiE /;
The sadness Of this aching love
bins net our Fathers house abUYcI
You are ut rest, and I In tears;
You are 1t home in Immortal spheres /;
Bit under the green bowers ] stand
And mourn the broken household baud,
But by your life Of 1oYfy faith,
And by your joyful hope in death,
Guide me, til Oh some brighter shore
Tie seTeT'd wreath Il bound once More.
4. II. i.
these lines are written for my dear
daughters to keep for their
DEVOTED FATHER.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
The Convention.

The political excitement reached
foscr heat in Nashville on Tuesday
evening last A man by the name Or
\ johnson was seated somewhere
in the Maxwell, cracking a whip
over the people, aDI they we're gee
ing and having at liis lid. The
njcDds Of Gen. Cheatham were nu-
mcrous, however, and fully conf
d"nt Of his nomination by tic con
y. nti'aI ON the morrow. a number
OF tltsm addressed a note to 4. j..
respectfully asking if he would be
before the convention, aud il so,
would he abide by the action OF that
h"dy. The Oil sci esniDg disorgan-
i~er sat back upon his dignity In a
Maxwell house big armed chair, and
declined TO answer-doubtless be
Loving that he can best secure the
h"mage-aRd support Of Tennessee
by Il continuance or his insults and
iniudes toward them.
Noses were being counted for the
~ 'rrnw, ami the leading wire pull
l'rs doubtless knew before they
slept hoW cash nose pointed.
AT this writing we are unable to
give aHy o. the proceedings, though
ne give tho result in another place.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
EX7President johnson at Nash

HAAHGa
FIX President Johnson spoke in
the Expo sition building in Nash
villeon last Saturday to an audi
Cmce which nearly filed that capa-
cIpus e'lihce. lie was received with
great cheers by the dense throng,
aud It's said that thc speech was
one Of the ablcst ever delivered in
the city Of Nashville. lie cxpound-
ed the Constitution as it was, as it
i, and as it should be, and handled
without gloves the miscreants who
have usurped the present admiais-
tratiOn. He declared himself IT.
fav r Of limiting the Presidents ell
iglsihty 10 enc term, and also that
D." he elected by the people lie
held his audience spell. bound while
lie enumerated the vices Of the adj
Hinistration and the articles that
should cmbody an Impeachment
"sainst the modern Ulysses, Rnsl.
expressed his opinion that lie would
receive his sentence on the 9th Of
November from the people, which
would oonsign him to an infamous
and Insignificant Oblivion. Taken
altogether, Johnson's speech was
masterpiece Of political doctrine
md was we'll worthy the source
from which it emanatcd.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22
Cant Hahn G. Lester.

The time draws near when the
people Of Giles county will meet in
convention to nominate a candidate
to represent them in the next Gen
eral Assembly. The selection Of 3
suitable person 20 represent them
is a matter Of no trivial Importance.
The choice should look TO the gen
eI al good Of the county, the fitness
of the legislator for the position,
rather than to the attainments Of
the individual preferred. In look
ing about foI q suitable person, the
name OF Capt. John C. Lester sug-
gcsts itself. He is eminently quail
fed to represent the county in the
State Legislature. Capt. Lester Is
a gentleman of ability, Of inAexlble
frmBess, OF unfiinching adherence
20 principle, and Of great moral
worth. It is the desire OF the peO-
pie to hear from him before the con-
vention assembies-Will he accept
the nomination? CITIZENS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-22

DY virtue of two writs Of venditioni
ID expOnas issued from the Circuit
Court Of Giles county in favor Of II. II.
SpOffOrd vs.. Sam1 Sheriff., John Sher-
rill and Willis Morley, l will sell for
cash TO the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Pulaski, on
Friday. August 3Oth, 1872,
two tracts Of land, one levied ON as the
property OF SAINT Sheriff., containing
100 acres, situated in the 10th civil dis
trict Of said county, on Bradshaw creek,
bounded on the north by the lands OF
Joshua Sheriff., decd, and w. p. Smith,
east by B. +. Suite, south by land deed
ed by SAINT Sheriff. 20 John Sheriff.,
and west by ". s. HarwelI,-the other
levied on as the property Of JnO. Sher-
rill, situstcd on Bradshaw creek, ia the
10th civil district of GILES county, and
bounded on the north by the lands Of
B. +. Suttle, west by w. c. Harwcil,
south and east by the lands Of Charles
Leatherman, deG d. Levied On and to
be sold 70 satisfy said WFitS.
d. II. PARSONS,
sug8-pr's fee $6 Sheriff.
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sheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of vendi sxpozas
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of
Giles county In favor Of YOkely & Ross
VS.. }. A. J. Baker. viii sell for cash,
b the highest biddsE, e the eOurt-hOuse
door In Pulaski, On
Friday, August 3Oth, 1872,
the undivided interest Of said }. A. J..
Baker tbeing One-tenthj in 4 tract Of
land containing 21s acres, situated in
the 18th civil district OF said county, adj
Joining The lands OF VIM. CroWnOyeF %
the east, that Of Joseph Rasby on the
north, and Hall and others on the west,
and south by Hale and Others-being
the same tract Of land upon which
Joshua Baker resided at she time Of his
death and now occupied by his widow.
Levied upon and to he sold &c the prop
erty Of said J. a. J. Baker, 70 SATISFY
said writ. -. Il. PARsOxs, Sh'T.
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Original Attachment.

JIG Hodges vs.. w. F. Benson.
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing by
i affidavit that the defendant, w. +.
Benson, is justly indebted to the Plaint-
III, and IL a nonresident of the State,
20 that fhe ordinary process Of law can
not be served on him, and an Origi-
nal attachment having been levied on
his property: IL is therefore ordered
that publication be mRfle In the Pulaski
CITTzEN. q newspaper published in the
town Of Pulaski, for four successive
weeks, commanding the said w. +.
Benson TO appear before me, ar some
other acting Justice Of the Peace, at BBy
Office in the 9Th civil district of said
county, on the 18th day OF September,
1872, and make defense TO said shit
against him, or it will be proceeded
with ex-pafte. G.. B. REASONS,
aug22 Justice Of the Peace.
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