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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-09

VIM. Simonton and E. Edmund
son, President and Secretary OF Pu-
laski Female College, y acres II
Tth district, S2.27S 20. ~
Thomas Martin 70 Pulaski Fe-
male Academy, deed Of gift
w. a. AbeFrathY 70 Caleb. Os-
born, town lot in Pulaski, $3.50.
james Buford, AdsH'F, 70 Jno. c..
BrewR, town lot "a Pulaski, sI1. 500.
ID. II. AeCracken 70 J. L. Brown
low, I34 I15-16O acres in 20th dis
trict, s.. 704 IL
c. d nj. to W. X. Mcknight, IS6
zO-I6O acres ia 1Ith district, $3.50.
Same to Jno. i. Norris, Il acres
IN 18th district, SIS.
Jno. j. Garrett 20 d. X. Higdon,
land in 18th district. SIS.
Ann Boatright, ct ais. to w. z.
Boatright, 1i6 acres in I4th district
$3.50.
Sam YOkely ct ais, TO Jacob
Yokely, 81 154I60 acres in 14th
district, $l,IS6 81.
". F. Swiney and wife to A. D
Bull, 202 acres IN 9th district, $T47.
g. & 81. to W. r. DickersOn,- 15e
1850 acres, 50, 800
J. n. Gordon and wife to w. =
Baird, 40 acres in Izth district. 81
500.
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Cleaning IN.

Aae MERCHANTS ana. business men
aroqns tesn nave been cleAniDg up
before taelr aoe aea the square
presen clean appearance We
would suggest . Tie authS ties
that this work Be carried further,
and the Whole town = subjected to
to q general. elenains up. Disinfee-
tants should be Freely scattered and
thus introdHes the simmer in 3
healthy Condition. An ounce Of
preventive IS Worth poaada OF
cure.
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Criminal Ceurt.

Criminal Court convened on Mon
day, His Honor, Judge Thos. u.
Jones, presiding. Several small
cases have been submitted. In the
case of the State IS. Jesse Donald
son, charged with grand larceny, the
prisoner was found guilty and SEN
fenced to three years and six menths
in the Penitentiary. a motion was
made for new trial. Donaldson
stole some hogs from Mr.. III. Mar
shall about tWo years age and has
been lying in Jail since that time
waiting for trial. Judge Jones is
tiansacting the business of the court
with the utmost alacrity consistent
with the precision he Persistsntly
maintains. ~
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district Conference.

The Pulaski District Conference
will be held May IS, and IS, inciu-
sive at Mt. Pleasant, on the Pisgah
Circuitl about fourteen miles east of
Pulaski, Bishop Paine will preside,
The Rev. Green p. Jackson viii
preach the opening sermon Thurs
dav evening-services 70 commence
At 1880. All the members Of all the
Quarterly Conferences are members
Of the District Conference, A full
attendance is desired.
r. =. RASsolf T. r.
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T6 Tax Assessors.

The Tax Assessors of the various
districts are requested to call upon
Mr. John F. Rose, at the County
Court Clerks Office, and get a-blark
form Of questions to be answered and
forwarded to Col. j. B. Kfllebrcw.
Sec'y Bureau of Agriculture, Nash
vile These answers. are to be en-
bodied in 3 report to form a correct
estimate of the resources of our
State in Orlerto induce immigration
and show to the world tile imnor-
lance and wealth OF Tennessee. We
hope all the Assessors will call and
getthis form and thus aid 10 a work
which will rebound: to our good.
Tennessee before the war was about
the third State in the Union 10 re-
gard to the value of her agricultural
and mineral products, and the de-
yelopment Of these resources will
again place her among the very frst.
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Meetinr Of the Roard.

A called meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Alderman was held at
the office of Il. NJ. Stanley, Esq on
Wednesday, the 4st- The Board
fixed the rate Of taxation at so cents
on the S1G0, The commons lying
behind Odd Fellows Hall, between
the branch and St Charles hotel.
was ordered to be advertised and
sSld The street committee vas Rp-
pointed to purchase a sufficient
quantity of lime to use SIS disinfec=
tants duping tho summer months
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Magistrates CouFt.

Before Esq'rJ. L. Jones: n. N.
Mitchell, assault on 81. p. J. Mitsh.
ell, So and costs. NJ. P. j. Mitchell,
assault on 81. 81. Mitchell, So and
costs. Robt Pitts, assault. on Jim
Garter, cold, IS and cost e
Before Esq'r w. f. Alexander,
Jim Carter, assault on Robt Pitts
cold, So and costs. -,
Before Esq'r W. H. Alternately
Martin Fahay, assault on Mr.. Gun
bingham, costs.
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Twas on last Saturday. The sur
was waning in the west and nature
disrobing Tor the night iea th,
heavens all ablush with the siabt
The curfew was toIIing the kner
of parting day and the loving herds
came slowly homeBard. Slowly an
preaching town upon the evening
above alluded to might have been
seen moving mass which to a close
observer appeared to be human :,e-
ings. The dust of travel was upon
their backs and cloud of WEAKNESS
upon their brows. The team which
drew the vehicle in which these
waywoin individuals were ensconsed
were a melancholy caricature upon
the noble animals which their mas
siye bones proclaimed them to once
have been, and their dropping heads
suggested the idea that they
like the Irishman's horse, we're
learning to do without eating, and
their appearance indicated that they
had piled their hungry vocation for
a fortnight and were about toimeet
the same fate which befel the above
mentioned quadruped, that just as
they were nbout to make them
selyes'perfect in this economical art
they were ready to lie down and
die. The first sound which fell up
on the ear of the observer was the /
screaching, squeezing, screaming, /
shrill, scratching sound of the
wheels of the vehicle as they slowly /
turned upon the axle. The whole
taken together was sad to see and /
suggested to the observer THAT unless
they found rest for their weary
limbs and refreshments for man and
beast and grease for their spindles in 4
town their weary existence would
soon terminate in a terrible, dilapi
lated extinction. They drove up
10 the square and a single "wo''
from the dusl1y, dusty driver stop
ped the team as suddenly as if
hey had run against q tree and they
itood immovable as Gibralter's
'ock while the travellers proceeded
o unload themselves. Gathering
around in amazement, curiosity and
pity, the few behOlders soon swelled
o acrowd, and some one ventIh ing
owards them recognized one of
he party who left this place aveek
'efore for Shoal creek, in Lauder ,
lale County, Ala, for the purpose
# fishing. This recognition open
d the way for closer scrutiny and ,
fter the half-staryed men had been I
Iusted and washed the truth of the
natter became apparent and all +
Tere recognized as the same party
llter washing the dust down their A.,
hroats with some Of the fluid ex- II
ract of Indian corn, which contras-
cd pleasantly with the ibust-head :
ine-top they had been used to, they :
explained themselves in brief terms,
,hich was about as follows: They H.
arriv'' there on time, fished early
nd late, and many a fish met with +,
sad fate. They roasted, baked. ]
oiled, stewed and fried them 20 eat
nd thus they had plenty of all
inds of meat. They slept on the .
round and ate on log, and drank \
ON the branch like any other hog; :
ut they each of them swore by the ;.
ints of their knives that if ever :
gain IN alIoftheir lives you caught :
lem in another such raid, you :
1uld swear they we're crazy or !,
runk. Il
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Near Bunker Mn, in this county,
on April 18th, Of Consumption, Mrs
Adeline McCrsCken, wife Of d. II.
MeCEacken, aged about 30 gears.
Near Bunker Hin. in this county,
on Saturday, May the 4th, of Peri
toneal Fever, AIRS. Wilson, wife Of
Boon Wilson, aged about % years.
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cLlSHAAcLAYER.

Fires were Pleasant last Friday.
First Monday saw great man,
farmers in town.
Tie hsi.ing party arssurae las
SatuFdax.
See the report Of the action ofthe
farmers Clab IN the slh.
root, Koones. WIN zen stick
5O65 hogs il the court house Yai d
just 3 rootin
cooa Corner brought $685.. Iass
Monday Boyd N. Ytung bought
it.
Measles has been pretty bad
among the eolored children in Pu-
laski for some time.
Our devils have been to the En-
positions. The public are respect
fully invited to come up and hear
them tell OF.
During his absence with the fish
ing party some one broke into Hay
ME Roses room and appropriated
his best clothes.
The street running from the
northwest corner OF the square
west is being graded and mackad-
emized. "
Johnnie Lacey has got a bran new
pair Of boots and says he is a gen
tleman himself. He is perfectly
haPpy-when he gets them of,
Our Young friend, Tayler Har,
well, was out on a visit the earlyt
part Of the week. Taylorlis a clever
fellow and well deserves the success
which We heartily wish him.
Our young friend, Jimmie Mitch
ell, left US last Wednesday night for
Nashville and is now in the house OF
Paul & Favel. Jimmie is well quail
fled for the business he is engaged
in ana we wish him success.
Rory Taylor brought back with
him two ducl1 shot taken from
trout caught by some one Of the par
y. We have the shot on. exhibit
ion at this office and it is a marvel
o all who see them how they could
nave been buried in the body of the
ish without killing it. +
Mr.. Cunningham, the artistic gar
Iener Of Pulaski, has recently COM
,le5ed' a most beautiful flower gar
len at the residence of Judge J. C.
Walker. The design is excellent
nd the disposition Of walks and
Wants reflects great credit apon the
asst and skill of ATr. Cunningham.
During the visit Of onr devils to !
he Exposition one of them saw a 4
nan driving through the street with d
large hogshead upon a cart with /
he water squirting cut in every di- !
ectiOn behind. Having never seen !
be operation of sprinkling The /
treets before, he ran after the dri- d
er and after araee of half mile !
allied him to tell him that he was I
pilling all his water. The same 7
light upon going to bed he blew I
at the gas. 4
One Of tho attaches Of this office d
OF 'sot back few the other day d
lille on visit to the Exposition at
While at dinner at one
the popular hotels, and after hay c
g been eating only about an hour t
nda half, he was just sqUaring Il
imself up to the table for the pur-
ose of making out a good square
zeal when the waiter at his back v
he was done, or ought to c
e, politely lifted the chair from uu t.
er him leaving our much surprised y
-po sitting on the floor. Mutual
apologies epsued, and the waiter
nd Al right. sac
YOrk,s life like Pictures in one Of c
lose elegant solid gold Lockets, ct C
Il
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NOTTGR

TT1E STOCKHOLDERS OF Giles Na-
Il tion4I Bank Of Pulaski are request
Ell 10 meet ID Pulaski ca Monday, the
18th inst. Al 10 1o'elsak = S, At DR.. +.
Eilmunds0n's Office, Tor the purpose Of
organizing and eIeeting Board Of Eli-
recsors, unless called Together II an
earlier day by special notice frsm the
Secretary.
BY order eftiie Stockholders.
.H,F EsYINGs Ssc'Ea
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81. "a. TAYIOR

HAVING removed to hiaIeR store house
Easf side Square. PeEGski, Zeaa.,
INFORMS all his friends and the public
generally that he s. rscei wing q large stock
ofnew dry Goods carefully selected. . niso
at OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., Family Gro
ceriss, Hard, Tin and QueensWare. q good
supply Of mechanics Tosls ef sserY iaacFip-
zion. Returns thanks for the liberal pa
tFonsRs ofthe people Of q lies conn 81, and 10
hcits aeOBtinusnes Ct she sanaa ~ Has also
q nice lot Of r0ady-mads Ciothing which
be viii cell e eoss, and Is selling every
thing vsFy Lev for eaahf WEnls n<sFybody
90 eall and see for thsnselvas. asois-tf
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Notice Of Circumcision.

Those Of my friends who have
been invited 70 attend the rite of
Circumcision 20 be administered at
my residence, northeast corner pub
lie square, are notified that It will
occur on Wednesday, May 18th, be-
tween 10 and IL o'clock,
Col Ta-aET-
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The Methodist and Presbyterian
sabbath Schools will have a picnic
IN Ballentines grove on tomorrow.
extensive preparations have been
made ana those attending are sure
" enjoy themselves
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ATTENTION.

1t might be well to Remember, you
that have msney aHd want homes, |
have 1000 acres of good land to sell,
none of il worthless. For prices, etc,
apply to the undersigned at his ranehe,
4 raiies south of Pulaski on the Gil
Peterborough road. ED. Il, EYERLY.
March f4-1y
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Fnr Sllnre,,,e .I,taae.

In response to the expression of q
popular desire, sufficiently general and
influential to control nay action in the
matter, 1 hereby announce myself a
candidate for the Office OF Judge of the
Supreme Court, made vacant by the
resignation Of Hon. T. 4. Il. Nelson.
kieetion first Thursday in August next.
J. B. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March II, 1872.
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Gold Pens at wlasnn,s.
$50 RAward.

I viii give SOC Reward for the
apprehension or the thief who broke
into any room and stole several arti-
clcs OF clothing from my wardrobe
during my abseRee astweek.
Coos srssaa HATNIE ROsE.
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g. we acknowledge ourselves con
D. ''aiiy indebted to Hon. Jno. NJ.
gut Tor Congressional favors, as
~ % Jno. J. Gibson, House OF
'P'ese9tatives.
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AZ Cost.

Mr.. II. X. Brannan offers s 10000
worth Of dry goods, notions, DC, at
cost in this paper. Now is the time
to get bargains, and customers
would do. we'll to call early.
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We sre authorized to announce Hon.
THos. n. JOKES candidate Cor Judge
Of the Criminal Court for the district
composed of Giles, Marry, Williamson
and Marshall. Election in August
next
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&c CONGUMPTTVES

The advertiser having been permanently
cured ofthat dread disease. Consumption, By
q simple remedy, Is anxious TO make known
70 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
al who desire H.. he will ssad q cory Of the
prescriptions used, { ffos Of ehnFge5. With The
directions for preparing and using the same,
v hich they win fBd arufo cure for cOnsGnp-
tion, Asshma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties who
wish the prescription viii please address
nov9-lY Rev. EDWARD A WILSON,
2s4 South Third street, WilliAmsbuTgh, N 7
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set one Of those exquisite lock
- nom WrNsHIP, I viii put an eX-
H"'>l'e picture in it for you.
YDRE
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Do not fail to call at WIxsHrp's
Nd examine his stock of Silver
ware. 1t
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My friend, WrxsHIP has fine lock
cts. I fill them for nothing.
York.
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Gratz Browa ssys: THAT old
white hat Of Greeley's covers the
largest brain and shadows the sSft-
est heart la ARerica,
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What is the use Of an elegant
Locket without the likeness of your
friend. "York's Locket Pictures
all the rage. Lockets at
1t WINsHIP's.
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Eo, Criminal J,leLae.

We are aulL orized to announce w. >.
MCI.EHORE Candidate for Criminal
Judge for tlie district composed OF TILES;
AlaGry, Marshall and Williamson. Elec-
non ia August.
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Matches and Jewelry, new stock,
at WISsnTP's. It
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Rr.nflfnr.tl FEanIloI.

Nc. Is and ~ Norrh college Street.
Nashville, Tenn.s has the largest, hand
sOmest and best selected stock Of Fur
nEtGArc ever Ga the South, which he
sells at lower figures than anybody in
the trade. Give hisa a call. He packs
very carefully FkzE OF cakhdh.
Feb. 15-tf.
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We have Just received ana opened an
entire new stock o. goods, consisting 81
staple and fancy Dry Goods embracing
3 handsome assortment 81 ilsdies Dress
esoaz1z, Hats. e1es fiFDGsTieE, q 30 ard
Hardware. Cu4ley, Glass aad Queens-
ware, Hats and CAPE, 3so0is and Shoes,
Ready-raade Clothing, Notions, sad
dies, Bridles aHd Harness, CordaEe.
Spuns Thread. and everything ilsuaIly
found IN the largest houses, all og ghicii
we propose 70 SOL -
Claeap IS the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Call and examine and satisfy yourself
that We are in eisfHest and Elsan what
we say
WRWTEU--All Kinds o. oomtrg
praduce, fer Wileh We Win pay the
highest market pirifes, Bale, Loose. Lint
OF Seed ClOtfon. Wheat, Corn and 0aEz.
Bacon and lard. Veal. Rides, peisriss.
FurE. Seeks. IlEiea Ffuit. Eeeswax aud
GinseuE. ,. T. AckiSS.A Ck & Co
msy2-u t ~
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Clocks, in great Variety at wiz
SUMS. 1t
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AS the pleasure sf announcing to hen
H customers and the pablie Generally that
she Is prepared to exhibit a choice selsction
Of Millinery, Dress Trimmings, Laees, etc.
In our -makiag department we are as
seciated With Madam DemoTest, New YoIb,
and are early adviAed OfaH changes.
ROomeweat side of ilare. aprS-t
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We are authorized to announce J. III.
TAYLOR Jr., candidate OF for County
Trustee Mt the ensuing August election. =
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Real Estate transfer.

J. n. Griggs to Sarah A. Hyles.
A. A.. Dunlap to Mary J.. Carter.
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AVOID QUACKs.

victim or early indiscretion, causine
nervous debility. premature decay, &e., hav
ing tried in vain every q lvertised remedy,
which no wall send free to his fsllOw-suf
ferors. :. II. REEVES Is Nassau street,
New York. augI7-ly
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WIZ.Osltion Of Silver-Ware at
8 1t
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We are authorized to announce Al
FRED G. W. WHITE acandidate for COm-
Is Trustee at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
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FOR Sherfn
20 ConnfM TI.ilstec.

We are authorized to announce SrER-
LING IL. BROwN rs a candidate for re-
election TO the office Of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
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Ne are authorized to ANNOUNCE join
g. ABERNNTIfY candidate for Trustee
II the ensuing Auonst election.
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Weare authorized to announce TRoM-
As 5. RIDDLE as = candidate for the Of
ace of County Trustee, at the ensuing
August Election
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We are authorized to announce Dan
I'LL b. GARRETT a candidate fer Trustee
at the ensuing August election
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AvroUNCESI ENTs.
FOR Tar collector.

We gre authorized to announce Capt.
.Npsyw r. GORDON as a candidate for
Tlx collector OF Giles. county for the
next term. Election first Thursday in
August, 1872.
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We are authorized to announce J.
s,rrIcx a candidate for Tax Collector
~ the ensaing August Election.
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We are authorized to announce RTcH-
ARD NJ. BILEs as candidate for Tax
collector at the ensuing election.
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LIST, OF. STOCKI0I4Io-sc2T 8
GEN. John g. BROWN Governor sfase Sgte Is 8
ALEXANDER. PORTER, EsQRa PEGS q 80
r. A. ATCHIsoN. N. D..L ssss,G
q. A. r. THOMPSON Of T1O,npaoa Brotsers Ksley.
W. H, EVANS Eyans, fae Porter C Co. 'i'.a -,
THOS D, FITE g. -a,e'' ti. nf
JOS W. ALLEN PyesE Tenn Aariue and FIrs Las. o.
JOHN NJ BASS. lac President gaioa Baas, 1.s,s.
DANIEL F. CARTER. ESQ. ..a.i ~
.a@ B. p SANDS. ESQ .@ s.a.,. -
PIP. B. SANDS. ESQ. ae.H Z sata--ee,,
% q L. DEMovILLE DsDsouIls e Co., Drpggies,
A. G. CARTER, ESQ.
-lsla JAMES B. CRAIaEEAD. ESQ.
JOHN PoRTERFIELDs Cashier saaoaos Baak
Jas. x. HAMILTON, Of Hen,ifOa q Csasiaglan
-.--.e J. ". MADDIN u. d. e-la
= RoBT. H. GARDNER. Of Goraser. Bsetaer & Co -
A. ADAMS. AdGoss, zArons & c.. e 4 As
20 h, G. THRoNE.a'"1 f''..-.aH8
TIlos GIBSON, ESQ. ....L lt-rt 49,
GEO. sEARIGHT, Sefty Diris oil Co.
JOHN oVERToN, ESQ. t.sa5 .ses..l
.-e DANIEL HIbLMAN. (Lov lssr) or Aha1n. Baher s.,
t'a FRENCH BROTHERS. 0
.,ss. SAN. GoLbADAY. ESQ, Retired Merchant
- g. p. THRUSToN5 Attorney 81 Lau,
80 W. H. MORGAN. d. d. s. n. D.
q. Jon VA srOcKELLse Of StOeteR and Son.
A. c, EWING. qt Egiy & Co
r II EWING, ii
JAMES wooDMAN, ESQ. fa.*a =" -
THOMPSON ANDERSON. Of Aadsysoa. Green q Co atr
GEORGE H HUD soNs esq., ~ Il f-ss va ~.
henry c. sHAPARD. Taller a. Yqhoaai BaaEs -
col. J. J. TURNER, GaRaGn. Team,
wM HENRY SMITH. EsQR s-..a -
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We are authorized to announce Err
n-EsT MEREBITH as q candidate for Tax
collector at the ensuing election.
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York,s life like Pictures in one of
those elegant solid gold LOckets, at
WINsHIPs, on Exposition.
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tf<st 1HA ERAsft@ s4e
Office Of tho
Nashville Life INSURANCE COMPANY,
Yi9s 60 s2a1WEEE MoE.gRs
Nashville, March I, 1872.

The satisfactory condition and progress Of TIE
.RaskUiLEe Life Insurance Company has encouraged
It's managers push business lCifh reottbe
erey:and rapidly extending Or field Of
operations ,cith The nsost encouraging success re
submit the OILOCie 4nntsoI Statement made to the
Insurance Bureau on the Est OF january 1879.
ASSETS. srsfs
Cash on hand and III hands Of 4eelsts S95S94 00
Bonds Iri4LIteG $4,000 90
Loans or Bonds and yHortoaoe TO6 no 90
Loans on CoHaferaIs z----- .5O7I5 09
Premium Loans secured bU Policies so 658 Sc
4U other Securities 1891 OF
Deferred Premiums, ---------~---- I6,5I@ -
Interest accrued -------- 1861 10