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Congress Adjourned.

At nine o'cloek ON Monday night
avs the Courier Journal, the Con
sressional hammer fell upon the sec
ond session OF the Forty -secOHG
Congress, a al contrary to the expec-
cations OF the people Of the country
the worst disappointed of whom
are the Radicals themselyes-at
that moment the dangerous power
Of the President, the power TO sus
pend the haliowed writ Of ''habea-
orpus," expired by limitation. A
measure forced at first for a parti
san purpose, it is supposed that
those who created II would continue
i, but they dill not, and there IS no
bitter or more encouraging evidence
Of the END of.Radicul disruption and
the return of safe conservatism and
common sense than the result. The
Radicals found themselves so dwin-
lied as TO I've unable to sustain the
dangerous measures they hal inaug
urated. The Liberal const Tvative
element found itself strong enough
to assert its power with effect, amt
lid so, though the struggle was a
hand to hand and vicious one.
President Grants chiefest measure
has been defeated, and the fart pref
t. plainly indicates that the Radical
party can GO mo- farther. 1t has
reached so near To the end of thu
rope that there is only enough leit
for a moose.
Grant and his party were com
2letely outwItted by tue Democrats
and their Liberal allies in Congress.
The President stood at the door OF
his room Ia the Capitol eagerly
watching the proceedings and eager
to have himself invested with the
power To re-elect himself in NOvem-
Der next. His threat of al extra
session hal almost secured the &C
romplishment of his object, when
the Democrats So shaped the matter
hat Grant, In calling an extra ses
son, wonld assume the entire res
possibility of the same and moreO-
yer phi himself plainly ami person
ally in the attitude of endeavOriHg
to secure his reelection by the next
thing to force. In short the Demo
Gratis and Liberals compelled the
Radicals 70 consent To the passage
of the appropriation bill shorn OF its
obnoxious and totally fcreign Tea
lures. 1t was a mortifying defeat
to Grant and nothing less.
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"SOme men are born to good luck,
and others have it thi nst upon
them" Four years ago, q citizen
OF New York went south with
dOthing IN the world but a shirt
and q bottle Of whisky. He turned
politician, played the carpet. Dagger
TO perfection, secured a fat Office,
and has made two hundred thous-
aud dollars. The other day lie
drove mp the new Boulyard near
Central Park, and bought three
buil ing iots-price thirteen thOus
and dollars. Before the transfer
leeds were executed, he sold two Of
them Tor twenty one thousand dol
airs, and then investing in Erie,
made thirty thousand more.
Another young New Yorker, a
year ago, pledged the only bond he
had in the world as Margin" Il
amounted TO less than live hundred
iollars His friends persuaded him
to abandon the street and be
content. He did so and went 10 Eu
rope, but on his return he could not
resist the temptation TO go into
what he thought a '-sure thing. p
Yesterday, l saw him FORMULATING
Wall Street, seediest among the
,eedy, and | reckon without money
enough in his pockets 10 buy 4
5uuare meal of cold victuaIs. Such
are the ups and downs Of life IN New
York City.
Other men create circumstances,
and have a bold, brave girt, and
sird about them that will win sue
cess in aay station. / have in my
minds eyes a young man, whS ten
ears ago was poorer than the NEST
f Us, but with sharpe eye 10 bus
ness. and a keen Knowledge of hu-
inan nature, he devoted himself to
me single, and seemingly purpose
less idea, ofpopularizing Bath brick.
IL borrowed a hundred dollars,
bought his material, pulyerized II
finely. and sent it forth to the trade
in sinilg hos IS. 1t was a new
bought; it took" people who
ised it wanted more. ana theconse
iuence is that the young maa afore
.aid-his name is G. Z. Sahin-is t."
ay the President OF the New 70; X
Bath Brick Com sany, employs no
ess than twenty-seveB travelling
1gcnts, at salaries ranging from nj
Teen hundred to four thousand dol
ars wear, and is himself worth a
uarter of million dollars Indus
" and pertinarity have been hi
ole levers, but he has used them
yitn a will.
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Only SlS.O0O 900. a Year.

Mr.. a. b. Wilson has applied foI
a second extension to his twice re-
issued sewing machine patent, anu
the Senate Committee ON patents
have decided To hear the argument.
lit is net. says the Washington
Chronicle, "f,sr he distFessfulB in
III snant man who has made Oall
$SO, 600 of this sew.ng-maci.ine pat
ent, Tor whicl third extension Is
asked ut il tor combination ct the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sew ing Machine
Company. the singers Company, amt
two or three other rich companies
whose united profits in the single
year of 1871 from sales To the wives
and daughters of our land WIS more
than 100000.
They now have the impudence t.
ask Congress 10 permit them Tor
six wears more TO exort $4,000, 0OC
a wear. or a sum total Of SlS,0O0,OO0
from the working women OF the
cuuntry. They have already held
this patent for eighteen vears--siX
wears longer than they ought 10 have
had it--and probably amsssed not
.ess tnaA Sf00.0OO,OO0 in profits
Will Congress further 'nfame their
Unsuitable greed by giving them
Sos, 900. 0GO more?
This is the matter in bulk. In
detail, what do they ask9 The ma
chime which they sell at from SO to
$IOO each can be manufactured anu
sold for SS5. and a profit OF one
hundred per cent, made ut that
u ice. These vampires simply asa
that they may be permitted to assess
this extra $40 70 $50. chiefly upOu
the Eomen of the country and thus
keep their gains up 10 the outrage
Gus figure Of four OF Ave hundred
ger cent.
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Help One Another.

This little sentence should b,
ETitten on every heart-stamped o
very memory. 1t should he th
golden rule practiced, not only IN
very household, but all through TIA,
world. BY helping one another st
not only remove thorEs from tht
pathway and anxiety from the mind
Out we feel q sense OF pleasure j
,ur hearts, knowing that we are do
;ng n duty to a fellow creature
A helping hand or an encoura. =
.ng word is no less to us, yet it is q
benefI to others. Who has not f,
he POweTt f a little seltenceY VIII,
Aas not needed the encouragement
and sid of a kind friend? How
soothing, when perplexed with som.
ask that is both myste ious anG
Cumbersome, TO feel a gentle hand oi
he shoulder. and to hear a K NO
voice whispering, "do not ;eal dis
cOuraged, 1 see your troubles, let me
help YOU" What strength is in
spired. hope created, what sweet
gratitude is felt. and great difficulty
lissoiyes as dew beneath the sun
shine. Yes, let us help one anothe
~ endeayoring to strengthen snG
the weak, and lifting the
burden Of care rom the weary and
oppressed, that life may gliie
smoothly on. and the fount of bitter
ness yield sweet waters: and he
whose willing hand is ever ready to
aid us will reward our humble en-
lcavors, and every good deed viii
he rs "bread upon the waters, to re
turn after many days. If not TO us,
at least 10 those we love.
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atisfeltaneOIs.
The Leeal Paper

- 1NN44 q ENAa
All intelligent persons admit the
importance Of a good local paper.
rucb q journal Is worth from iiity IL
hundred dollars To every CONNER
ial man IN tie town In which il is
published, even II be never puts az
lvertisement in it. 1t he Is a iud
ioas advertiser, il IS worth still
more 10 him. 1t is the local PAPER
that does more than any enc inter
est IN building mp a town. II Il
good one. every citizen is indebted
To It. But the local paper must b.
supported either ct home or from
tbfoard By advertising patronage.
The subscriptions are insignificant
in the support Of paper, only e.
make it q good advertising medium.
II the loc.tl merchants do not sup
port il. it must draw its support
rom ahrORd. The more OF its pat
TOnage IL is forced TO get abroat.
from enterprising advertisers, the
more business is drawn from the
community in which it is publisheo
The best hing they can do is C.
sustain their local paper, and not g.
'orce it To seek advertisements from
foreign merchants who seek trade
ut the expense of your local mer
chants.
Merchants and business men
ought TO be sagacious enough To see
these pOipts. and act acFOrdinUly.-
Sustain the local paper literally, but
iudiciously, and not force it to seek
patronage from enterprising men
abroad. The more foreign -adver-
tisements appear in the local pa
per, the more the trade Of sucf
towns viii lie attra, ted To the enter
prising business houses abroad.
Bdsiness men too often fail to SCI
their own interests % T. err DISPOSE
lion to be a penny wise and {
bound foolish"
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SAVE YOUR HOGS.
Nnn-IiesIdent NotIce.

:. A. Driver w. Josephine Perkins.
IN this cause it appearing by affilavit
4 Of the defendants agent AMI attorney
Josephine Perkins Is justly indebted 70
the plaintiff, aud is nonresident OF
the State, 50 that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served on her, and All
original attachment having be u levied
on her properly: Is Is therefore ordered
"a u publication he made ia tie Pulaski
tITIzEN- a paper published in the tow n
Of Pulaski. for four 81. cessive weeks.
commanding the said Josephine Per
kins 20 apprlr le- 0re nae, or some other
acting JuSfite IT The Peace. ~ my Office
~ Pulaski. on the 2lst dly 81 May, ls12
and make de ense 10 said suit az inst
her. ar IL vii be pro eeeed with ex-
parte. E3iren under ny hand 2his, the
"a - Essz77oE april. 1sz2-
" Il sEEEEEz1IEs :. p
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Nntina Ia Greditnrs

HNHE insolvency OF the estate Of J. n.
Church, deed, having been by me
suggested to the County Court Of Giles
county, Tennessee, an order was made
requiring notice to be given by no 70 al
creditors Of said estate to appear and
file their claims, authenticated in the
manner prescribed by law, with the
Clerk Of said Court by the 10Th day Of
November next, and on failure 70 dc. the
same they win be forever barred.
!. j. SUBTLE,
,,,s,-9g1 Administrator
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RaUSIC9
WHEREVER

NTH F r Z V E r
the NJ Plus
Ultra Glee Book
has been introduced
ithas been pr0noun-
ced superior to all
other works of its
kind. 1t Is the larg-
est, latest, fineet fin
est, and only colec-
ton Of new Glees &
Quartets, nearly ali
of which have Piano
Accompaniment.
Sample Copies
mailed, post = paid
for 81 90
j. L. PETERS,
$50 Broadway, n y
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MUSIC!

Song Echo
/ contains over ?
hundred beautiful
songs, Duets, and
ChGruses - such as
Driven from Home
Little BrownGhurcI
NV Fathers Grow
ing Old Only lii
tie Flower-Raino OF
the Rolf She Sleeps
in the Valley Write
me a Letter. ETC.
There is not a poor
piece in the hook.
Samples mailed
postpaid, for 75 cts
y. ETERS,
500 Broadway, N \
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There is a pleasant discussion
In progress am, NJ some German
papers IS TO which constituent OF
vanilla ice cream IL is that renders
il poisonous. The fact that il Is
son etimcs poisonous scems To be
So well understood hat Il is left out
ur the argument Indeed. II l.
known that there are several cases
Ia Europe recently, whore the use %
this delicacv has hecn attended with
fatal results. The Information Is
eeasoas5.s, II it is Eot exactly pleas
~
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~ onderfuI tueHfigu A-AHriHs
Vinegar ifiisers nrs no. vile FnHfy
s3rtnk. Nafs - Poor Ram, tyhl-isrI'
lsraof Spirifs aud Refuse I4Iqusr-, o.
torsa. spite Hi.d fureteaed 50 pisars trs taft
rsiissi Tssles' e Aa7etizarz-~ Hs,stsrsz. -.
that lead tia u1picr en- 81 drunk uEess led nv
iui ere true HsiieiBs. male lron ths hsiiT'
iloatu ans Herbs - gaiiaariG. free g. 80 al
Aleoholio Nti5umiuufs. 'Thry ~ ~
GREAT nBOaD PEnTFfEGf Er@ =
t.sFE stTINf3 pRfSe'iPt.E. l-rte'
Esnsvaior ani I..sigarsfor n th1 sEs'ss' safI.
Hg 81 ii ~ sonsas Hafirr % FesiosiHz - 49,
healthy condition. 10 FerEsn raa ts-s utsf'
'tters ascnrlinx is iiracfioas zsi frsla. va
atneil. D-orsi-i t,,oir besea Efu act s'-tfpfs4
ulinsFai 5aisna o. s-her us-Eas fHA a. t--'t
-saifs vlsied b yr,a.I ilIs Hsin: q Te5zir'
rAry are "a t;rnfio ParaHIise ~ 'fTil
ga Tonlr, pets+aasin@. siaa. tiis Peruii-i 'es'A
ae,ins a. uaussisii d. rui ~ n,ilesinE tsaFs~
"a Or inHzsuiIis lien ~ iis Live. sHi = lh a.
SERIAL OTzarir.
FoE FEMALE COMPLAINT. ~a''l.-s
il Fauna uid nsarried ar slzie. a. ths as -
~aanashoui o. 81 abe tafa II iff, tHeas Isai' ~
tsrs have ~ eauat.
Ser IsHs ssiuafory nad C'hr0uia EhsS
.tatiEm aHa tinHf. f3TspuB-la Or
iarHgtou. LifIoua. RrHiittrui pht
Hternllt@rut Fesers, slirrnHsa 81 iN'
'slaods Livr-s q idHesa So hihaaf,
Isse flgfrrs q 80 lssasi nfast ruceusfia- -
'1laFHars srs eEsa,d - Tttintse htss-,
'hi,h 70 EeneF-.u Hraiassd ~ d1zasSsnsni y
he digestive ffrEuna.
DFHFEpHGa EE fEuIfsaNN tN-s
-fssai-ise. i'asi 81 tile silsr 10 - GsrsaA
80 ~ tle Jlassi. llErine--. sefsr EFlse-alss =
30 tsrnarii. n..l Ili-ie in iiis Nessih. ni'''
tEseks i'aifl-as o. 81 TIRE iIrsrf. fae-rszi - ~
&c lang. ra.n its shcr eians 81 ths ssiiieyi,r
il-indres eth istinfni EIIspt0lua an - -
.'siHiss n ilgsI~rsia
ThrT iHsigarafs ti- stauiaeh rfa aiasa.7.a -.
riiia LiseF sni il1reis. sshfs.h FsE1rF
ne-lr lui s-feas1 iu rlrsnssi.s 10 sre' e z y
rritiss. and iHiTartius lsis iifl ans w. % -
f.,is - striH-
FOR Skis DISEASES, Ezlpaifa' If'''s
Dc s-hrtrn. Eiutlle-- slssls s1uiiass. fsa,i /.
iI< farsnaf igs. l,in-- lgaruisE 80 iiei-i =
gFs siiscias iftlt. iicffs. Sis al.fa-llz -
-tli. q -il'sr- siss llts as- 30 liaa .-isir = -
FeT H11tt - Hf.sii7s. 81 if.efnii- H't -
illas fsiffvfs. 81 e isltftr IN zen rarca -.
.laJe tiln sfirTrll cas- % st-tfr 1sra.i "
% ause tHe 81 latsd Bleed ss'slsagsrys8a So r.
s..nrs - sIrr ati.s.r Lhrouzh iA- Ale q lfri.
rlr5rl4asla ~ .s5ras; rin.t4ss 2 si.rl ge- $40 =
ls-ilfllis.l ana s.si-s.s iu tiia wins; e'.ai
asa Il o. f1lsi. anli aur faaiifEa Al sl i2t e %,
.ess fiia ta,si irrlfs ssal ~ alaea - - '''
~ f.siass
F9g. TAPE.s ana aihe4 Kr2E1s-a 7l
re a.-ill. 1.f rirslly tllll-lisf.-t re a-
49, "a --lN fsuFaFcfi
ssJI.fi aJ All. IfRUGgIETs AID ~ Ai-.'e
" sr.E1r- Frgcri.f'g. p
49, - nd - t'ss''la,efas atssr-
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MUSIC!

CUBS CRiBEBStO
- Peters MUSICAL
Mos rHLY are gering
all the latest & best
Music for two and
three cents 4 piece.
Every number con-
tains at least 81
worth ofneW Music.
by such authors rs
Hays, Thomas, GOu-
nod, Persley, Kinkel
.Abt, Pacher, Allard,
.Straus, Faust, &c.
Single Copies mai
led for Soc. Price
IS per annum.
j. L. PETERS,
500 BrOadwaw, n Y
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MllSIC!

.EEVERY No. OF
T. Peters Musical
Monthly contains 4
or > Piano Songs. /
or 5 Instrumental
Pieces, besides Vo-
cal Duets, Quartets,
and fOnr-hand pie
.ces-in fact, we guar
.antee ever, yearly
subscriber at least
$50 worth of new
choice Music. We
offer tour yearly cop
les for 50.
Sample mailed foT
zoe. f; o back Nos. 81.
y. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, n \
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Force of Example.

The poor woman who, with a
5cRnty wardrobe, is ever neat ana
lean in her person, amidst various
and trying duties-is patient, gentle
and affectionate in her domestic re-
ntious- with small funds is eeonom
ical and judicious in her household
management, as presenting every
lay q practical exposition Of some
Of the best lessons in life, may be :,
greater henefac tress of her kind than
the woman of fortune, though she
scatter q 1.-THE of a larger fortune in
aims.
The poor man, whose regularity
and subriety of conduct co operate
'yith such a woman, and shows his
jcllow-werkmen, or townsmeu, what
temperance, industry, manly ten
terness, and superiority 70 low and
ScIs a, temptation, can effect il en-
tearing a home which nke the green
spot that the traveller finds in the
iesert, IS bright even amid the
-luOm Of poverty, aud even amid all
1he surrounding bitterness-such a
nan docs good as we'll as
he most eloquent writer that ever
wrote.
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pOOTa AMD sHoEs.

We are now opening full and com
plete stock Of Boots and Shoes az Mays
corner. Our stock is direct from Phila-
dclphia, New York and Boston, and
viii be sold at a small advance for
Cash. We invite our friends and the
public generally to call and examine
our stock and prices.
aprII-tf J. II. CANNON & co.
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0AsseeFy CSHrt-Beglps che Sd Monday
IN February and lst Monday In Sept
Hon. W. s Fleming, Chancellor. w
,. Ballentine, Clerk and Master.
g:rcKH COuTf-Begins the Fourth Mon
days in March. July and November
hon. VIM. Z. Martin, Judge. Henry
Il. Stanley, Clerk.
GTinsiaal CVUri-Begins the Ist Mon
dsys In January, Nav and September
Hon. Ihas. n. Jones Judge. Henry
A. Stanley Clerk. Jos. Fassell, At
tsrney General.
C-4iHty CoTrt-Neets the lst Monday In
each month. Wyatt IL. Alternately,
Chairman. II. II. Aymrtt, Clerk.
John F. Rose, Deputy CLERK.
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It is wonderful hvw saon alter
his nomination the Grant - gaus
have discovered that Mr.. Greeley is
. frantic, aud that lac l. extreme
md revolutionary in his opinions.
rhey used to approve every thing he
did and said.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly taEteiesa. elegantly eeasca with
sWee. RuEn- pargo, regulate. purify, elsaass
and strengthen. Railways Pilia, for n
cure of All disorders Of The stomach, Liver
BoVels kidnaya Bladder Nervous Dis-
eares. Headache, Constipation. Coz iseaoss.
indigestion dyspepsia. Biiensuesr. Biieps
Fever. Inflammation ~ the b. weis, Piles,
and all arrangements nj the Internal Viscc
r.. Warranted 90 effect 3 positiVv cure.
Purely Vegetable. outRininZ 10 snslcury,
minerals or deleterioHs drugs.
A few u se- Of RHdWagiu Pillr viii free he
system from oil the ahav.' named Disorder.
Price 25 cents per box. Stsld by dmRgists.
Read :" FALSE AND T UR.T Send ere
ttt,er stamp Ia RADWAY 4 CO., No. o.
Warren slFeef, New York. lufurmatiea
worth thousands viii be sent you. jll2s-ly
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While his mother lives. man
Hs one friend on earth who viii not
Csert him when he Is nee,ly. Her
HSctians iluW fnnm pure fountain.
nd cease only At the ocean of eter-
itA.
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Money orders can BE- obtained at the
Pulaski PostofIlee apon postofices IN all
parts Of tie United STATED. 4 list O
money order Offices may be seen on APP
plication. The following are the rates
II commission charged for money or
dsrs; Orders not exceeding $50, 10 cts. .
over $40 and not exceeding $40. IS cts
ever $50 Rnd not exceeding $40, 20 cts. /:
ever $40 and not exceeding $50, Is cts.
]. y. LEWIS, =. N.
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N. * d. RAILROAD.
IL q 1ratns az Pulnskt


PAssESoER TRAINS GOING NORTH.
arrives AZ ~ 90, NJ, and 1920, NJ
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Arrives at II 80, P. NJ, and .O7, ?. n
FREIGHT TRAINS.
GOing North Arrives ats 80, Pm.
Going south-Arrivesa At y 40, A. If
ksy ettevilie horse Eail route leaves
FVery Thursday 81 1880 PIN. Arrive,
n Saturday at II 80 ain. This mai
Embraces Bradshaw, Bunker nm. Pis0ab
CyrestoH ard MiAvilIe.
Sugar Creek mails arrive ever. Thurs
Gay It p.m. Departs Friday az z am
tbs NAH embraces appleton, Minor
liill, Good Springs, Marbuts and Mock
tson.
LaWrenceourg mail arrives MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays AZ IL 80 am
Departs same days az i pm. THIS en-
braces Vale Nils, BOdenhaTner, West
Point and WEyland Springs.
4arceils FANS mail arrives every Sat
arday at II 80 am. Departs same day
- y 80 pm. This embraces Parker's
SfOrs and Campbellsvllle.
Elkton mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at 10 pan. Departs same days al
Z Pun.
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Meets every Friday evening one hour
aitsr sun Sct. +. "A. Bun, d, y. G jaime
N Lean, 4. Sec.
Giles Eucnmpment No. 81 meets III.
n"st aud THIRD Saturday nights in eae;
IN nth L. NJ. Bunch, Chief Patriarch
James Mclean, Scribe.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

SAsriS-Dayid II. Parsons.
lha,Rs'ss-David II. Parsons, Jr., r. ii.
Biles and Robt. J.. Anderson
Rob't A. Blow.
TaE CollectOr-R. L. Evans.
TTgssse--Sterling II. Brown.
Rsgister--John ". Dyer.
Aofarfss PEblic-JaInes Buford. Jr. and
W. +. Alexander.
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Chanoerv SAC 81 Land

OA&AGU4 0dAo U AAAA
D. Z. Horn aud others vs. Virginia A.
Horn and others.
Pursuant TO a decree of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski, for Giles county, Ten
nessee, in the above cause, Will SELL on
Thursday, August 22s 1879.
on the premises, at public sale, TO the
highest bidder, on a credit of 6, u, is
and p months, with interest from day
of sale. and free from the equity of re-
demption, the tract OF land mentioned
III the pleadings, situated about two
miles north Of old Lynnville, on the
Columbia and Pulaski turnpike road,
and adjoining the lands of +. i. McI.au-
rine and others and known IS the Dear
ing tract. Sold IN one or mere trastS
TO suit purchasers. Notes with sp-
proved security required and a lien re-
tanned for the payment of the purchase
Quincy. w. F. BALLESTINE, Z & Il,
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oKAHAMA TRIBE, NO. 6, /. o. RIM.
Meets every Wednesday night. J.
Grant. S.lchem; g. T. Mason, c. OF Il
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CoRPoRArIoN nFF1cERs.

CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Adyor--Jas. X. Grove,
Fsc0risr-Rob't Shapard,
ToisH Coastuhls--Nt IN. 4. Wells,
Pogssoriaa-W. J. Madison.
ALDERMEN.
A. ,. Alternately, Rob't Shaparl, Jas. +
Grove, I. II. Rainey, Henry NJ. stan
iey, VIM. MALONE, and j. +. Moore.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY
EEDERAL OFFICERS.

RTSsHNs Tar Assessor--J. Il. Morris.
RsUsHHs Tax CoilsctOr-S. G. Nohett.
Pvst8sagssT-J. y. Lewis.
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chpHoH 81 FHE aiEssIAH--EPtsco
-. Augusta o. stanley, Rector
hs-s .ees 81 ~ i. ~. aud p. m.
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METHODIST T.. CHURcu -soUru.
ReF Wellbom Mooney, Pastor. Seras
ees 81 ZOE q M, and pm.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

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