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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25
ORTTUARN.

Died on Thursday morning, July
18th, at the Residence of her uSband, i'm
Pulaski, Tenn, Mrs. MARIETTA PER-
KINs JONES, wife Of Hon. Thomas II.
| JoNEs.
Though a long and painful illness had
partially prepared her friends for the
event, yet her death was sudden. Let
us hope, when the first shock of such a
/ loss is past, that the contemplation of a
life so beautiful as hers may rob grief
of its pain. When her family, sore in
heart and bereaved, recall the many
touching incidents of her life, the many
beautiful traits other disposition, they
cannot fail to feel the soothing intiu-
ence of her character. May they re-
member, that one who so shed sunshine
around her life, deserves a cheerful
memory. But the tears of her family
arenot the only tears that falls Tears,
perhaps less bitter, though rot less sin
cere, have fallen from other eyes. De
voting her life to the happiness Of those
around her, unmindfl of reward; her
spirit was too genial, her heart was too
warm, to be all confined in the narrow
limits of home. The distressed whom
she relieved, the orphan whom she be-
friended, the stranger whom she re-
eeived, the young whom she cncour
aged, the old whom She cheercd, the
community who honor her, have all
dropped tears on her grave. We de
plore herloss,-we grie7e that we could
not see her live toadorn old age which,
virtues such IS hers would have reu-
dered even more cheerful and-beautiftIl
than her former life. May She sleep in
peace, and may her gentle Influence
still Iinger to soOthe those who mourn
her loss. W.
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Wales Station Farmers Club.

We are requested to say that there
will be a meeting Of this club at
Wales Station next Saturday. The
club met with considerable opposi-
ton in its incipiency, but it has
overcome it to agreat extent and is
now established upon a firm basis.
1t is desired that all the members
attend next Saturday.
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The Election.

Young IL Rose have been unani-
mously elected the best and cheapest
house in town, and of course are
paying more for bacon, wheat, and
produce generally than anybody
They sell groceries, Coolling-stoves
and tin-ware at wholesale at prices
that defy Nashville or Lawrenccburg
competition. Pulaski amt moth
inc. II.
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The Pulaski Cornct Band have
been without a place toIJTictlce IN
til recently since the last fire, but
they have now secured a room near
the square and can be heard almost
nightly by persons with sharp cars.
They still improve ard as they have
ordered a set Of new instruments, we
may expect to hear some good mu-
sic during the week Of the ENpoSi-
tion.
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Returnf.

A young business man of Pulaski
rejoiced in the possession Of three
pairs Of unmehtiOnables, all clean at
the same time. Fortune had thus
smiled upon him, and in the fclici-
tous cxuberance of his JOY hc deter
mined TO make n trip. lie accord
ingly went all the way to Kentucky
and wore them all, returning day
or two since looking very thin after
losing so much Precipitation, and
very detected because g he soilcd
them all again.
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InstaIIntion and Rnrhecne

There viii be a public Installation
Of the officers of McCallum Lodge,
+. Il A. NJ, at Dobbin's Store on
Sugar creek, on Friday, the och day
of August. The Lodge will also
give a barbecue, to. which We are
under obligations for an invitation
to be present. We will try to be
there.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser bavine boeh permanently
cured Of that dread di~ea-e. Consumption, by
q sins pie remedy, a. ahxious TO make ku5vn
TO hiz fellow sufferers the means Of rsiTe. 10
al aho desire g. lie viii send a copy ~ tie
prescription used, free Of Charge, with The
directions Tor preparing and using the same.
which they viii End q sure cure for cousura p
ton. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c. Fartics w 10
wish tie presCri pticu viii ples-e address
uuN9-iy keE. EnEAED 4 " fLso;.,
1875 fsrhu street VI iamshurgh. y =
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OFF THE TRACK.

Mr. J. NJ. Hale, heretofore an
nounccdas a candidate for Tax Col
lector authorizes us to withdraw
his name. lie is no longer a can
diaate because private affairs have
prevented him from canvassing the
counf4- -.
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Examination.

There will be an examination of
the pupils Of Prof. Jesse Holland s
school to-day aud tomorrow at the
school hOuse near Elkmont Springs.
There will be a large turnout Of the
citizens Of that locality and a right
smart sprinkling of candidates
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Personal.

Capt. MARION CRAWFORD, Of the
Maxwell House, Nashville, has been
ON n visit to his friends and rela-
tlvcs at this place for the last few
days. Severe business confinement
has LEFT its marks upon him, but
otherwise he seems As healthy and
as buoyant as ever.
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4 Cnrd non Dr.. Mars.

Bradshaw, July, 24th, 1872
Mr.. 1ICCORD la reply to a call
through your paper requesting me
to become a candidate to represent
the County in the next General As
semblv, z would say tOAmY friends
who have so kindly mentioned my
name, that, while / am grateful foJ
the compliment and for the respect
and confidence conveyed, 1 respect
fallV decline the call. have no
ambition or desire for any office
Respectfully, JESSE MAYS.
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Sale off Fine Sfnck

On the FIRST Monday in August
next, Mr.. J. NJ Harper, of Ken
lucky, owner of the renowned Long
fellow, and breeder of fine stock
generally viii sell a lot of stock at
ShelbyviIle, Tenn, of which notice
is given in our advertising columns.
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Large Stock.

Nessrs. Oaks Il Miller have re
.eauy received three car loads of
'''nlturc, which, added to their
''Pply stock they had in.tore, con
"'a'es their stock the largest and
mes ever before brought 10 Pu-
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Dr.. ]. F. Grant

Wishes to say to the policy-hold-
crs and friends Of the Nashville Life
Insurance Company, that hereafter
all business done for the Company
at this agency will be transacted
through him. 1t.
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Capt. Grove. We understand, has
given to tho. reecRtlv arrived heir 10
his fortune and name the euPhoai-
Gus appellatioR Of "Johpie Var
den, because iC want the sort 10 be
called Dolly"
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Withdrawn.

We are authorized to state that
Mr.. Thos. J. Choate has Withdrawn
from the canvass and is no longer a
candidate for Tax Collector. His
reasons for declining to make the
race are entirely satisfactory to his
friends.
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ATTENTION.

Ttlnight be Wei to Remember, Nou
that have money ami want homes, I
have 1000 acres of good land To sell,
none of il worthless. For prices, etc,
apply 10 the undersigned at his rancho,
Imilcs south ef Pulaski, on thc Gill
Peterborough road. ED!F. EVEId :
Marcel Bi-ty
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We are authorized to announce Hon.
ItoBERr MCFARLAND, of MorristoWn,
jefferson county, Tennessee, u candl-
date for the Office of Judge Of the SUI
preme Court, to I'LL the vacancy occa-
stoned d. the resignation OF Hon. 4. n.
- Nnlsnn. Electinn In AUGUST ncNt.
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New GrncerY Store.

We understand that Messrs. Fin
ley Il Moore have rented the new
store house of AIR. jackson and will
establish a saloon and grocery store
in that house.
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New Firm.

Mussrs. Grove Bros, we hear, in
tend establishing a grocery store in
their house, lately occapied by
Young & Co, this fall. They have
a good stand and, with their accus-
toned enterprise, will DOUBTLESS 40
good business.
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A Spiritual Sermon.

Rev. DIR. West, of ClarksyiIle,
preached ut the Methodist Church
on Sunday last, morning and eve
ming. The morning sermon was
spiritual and truly eloquent.
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No. p and = North College Street,
Nashville, Tenn, has the largest, hand-
Sonlas; ami best selected stock of E'stl--
IIitsI1-s, ever in the South, which he
sells at lower figures than anybody in
lhe trade. Give him call lie packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
Feb. If-tf.
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Sac Walk.

An effort is being made by some
Of the jewellers on East Hill to have
a plank sidewalk Constructed the
whole length of that muddy,
mushy, squashy, sloppy, Slippery
street. Let us have it by all means.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

Jackson's livery stable will be
ready to move into before long. His
store house adjoining the livery
stable will be completed about the
same time.
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lee Cream.

Messrs. Yoss q Check placed this
office under obligations last Monday
by treat Office cream. 1t was as
cold as a chunk of Arctic ice and as
delicious as it was cold.
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Mnring In

Irvine Il Lindsay are moving into
their new store house. old Coon
Corner. Their goods will show off
admirably, and we hope win 90 of as
well.
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Pleasant Valley school

The tail session Of the above
named school will open on Monday
22d of Juye --r
I'll d. a. MCKNIGHT.
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lVc are authorized To announce Hon.
W. &. WHTrHoRNE, OF Maury, a Caudi-
date 10 represent this, the 9th Congress
ional district Of tennessee, ht the next
Congress.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

Our School will begin on first
Monday in Augustine 9th. For
terms see circulars.
G. c.. RoGEEs,
!alI0lt Mas. y. ADAMS.
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Our thanks are due our friend J,
+. Smith, Esqr., for a measure OF
the finest apples we have seen this
summer. We thank him for his
kind remembrance ufUs-
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court has been in session
ut this place since last Monday,
Judge VIM. p. Martin presiding.
The business of the court is bein q
rapidly transacted.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

We arc authorized to announce w.
!. nANLroN, of Lincoln, a candidate to
represent the Floaterial district OF Giles
and lincoln IN the next Legislature. e
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25
GcneIaJ .fsscnIDIy.

At the request of friends l declare
myself candidate to represent the
County Of Giles in the next General As
bly. w. =. NEW3{IL.
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Tor S,lprcnie .I,tdnc.

In response TO the expression of a
popular desire, sufficiently general and
influential TO control my action ia the
iuItter, | hereby announce myself Il
candidate fer the office Of Judge of the
Supreme Court, msde vacant by the
resignation of Hon. 4. A. r. Nelson.
Election first Thursday ia August UeNt-
i. ID. COOKE,
Chattanooga, March II, 1872.
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Giles College

= Fhe next session of this Institu-
ton win begin on-NIonday, August
9th, and continue twenty weeks,
ending January goth, 1872.
w. II. Garrett.
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$4,000 WORTH
GOODS 1T COST!
r. K RRANNAN

Selling Oh. For Cash,
\ large and we'll selected stock Of new
spring goods preparatory To a fall stock.
The stock consists oil the following
goods:
All Kinds of Goods Usually
Kept in Dry Goods Storc,
\ Nice ASSOTtmc of Cloth
ing, a large lot at Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queens
Ware, Glass Ware,
ana many ARTICLES too numerous to
mention. Next door to Mays corner.
MAXI
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

We are authorized TO announce A. NJ.
flJGHEs candidate for Criminal Judge
for the judicial Circuit composed of the
counties of Giles, Marshall, Mnury and
Williamson. Election first Thursday
in AmmnSt
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

We have heard that some persons
are dissatisfied with the blanks
printed at this office, and intend in
future sending to Nashville for
them. We have only to say that if
they viii bring in their copy Of
Nashville blanks VIC will duplicate
them in style and price, (if not
cheaper or better) or make them
present Of them. Our county OIL
cials did not 90 to Nashville for
votes when they were elected, and
we hope they will give us a fair tri-
nj before they go there for blanks.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25

Gold and Silver Watches and Cold
Chains, at o. WINsHIr's.
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sPBCIAn NOTICES
AVOID aUAGKs.

A victim Of early indiscretiob, causing
nervous debility. premature decay. &e.. hav
ing tried in vain every ADVERTISED rcmely,
has discovered a simple means of ~elf-care,
which nc vail send free 10 kiS feiloW-<uf
fcrers. J. II. REEVES, IS Mas s1 street,
New York augIT-ly
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Lie Ins.hrahee.

The agency Of the Nashville Life
Insurance Company at this place is
now in the hands Of DR.. j. +. Grant
exclusively. His long connection
with the company heretofore, his
large experience. ia Life Insurance,
and his extensive acquaintance and
popularity in the district, make it
peculiarly appropriate that he should
the Nashville Life here.
We heartily commend them both.
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Emit Cans

Read Young & Roses fiuit jar
advertisement. They can just
knock the socks off anybody.
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Chanenee.

Mr.. A. C. Mcknight, of Marry,
challenges the farmers Of Giles to
beat his wheat crop. One bushcl
OF Bowden wheat sown to itself
yielded I23. Average. crop OF Bow
den on 81 acres, 30 bushels per
acre. Average yield of Red wheat,
3 acres, - bushels to the acre. If
there is a farmer in Giles who can
beat this let us hear from him.
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Marriages.

G.. NJ Tyler to Harriet Tyler.
Zachariah Parker To- louisa j.
McClusky.
Jas. Curry 20 Rebecca Campbell.
J II. CFanshaw TO Elizabeth John
son.
+. II. MeNeece to Martha j. Car
roll.
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souIe Female College.

No school in the South is per-
haps more deserving Of common
dation than the one above mention
ed DIR. Moore, the President, IS a
christian gentleman of the highest
order Of attachments, and brings ev-
erything around him up to the high
est star dard of excellence. We in
vite attention to DR.. Moore's card
in this paper.
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County C0uif.

WIN. Z. Brown was qualified rs
administrators q of the estate of AIRS
oafah A. Walker by County Court
last Wednesday.
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OK ADJUSTMENTS.

AIessrs. Thos. F. Lindsay, James
r. Grove, w. 5. EzeIl, Joseph Tow
Ter, w. II. Rose, Z. ". Ewing,
Field Arrowsmith, Van. T. Garrett
and L. d. McCord.
Mesdames I. NJ. \. Jones, W. j.
Pa.kes, W. G. Flournoy, 5. r. Grit
fifth, \. McKissack, L. Z. Aberna-
thy and VI. 1IcCartv.
Misses Lula Cox, Mary Mitchell,
Bette Tanner. Bene Childress, Ada
Foust, Lou Stacy, Lou McCallum
and Sallie Shapard.
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On Thursday, Jtly Istlt, 1872, by
Rev. a. VI. Young, Geo. J. Holman
to Alice Is, Priudle, all of Prospect
and vicinity, Giles County Tenn.
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Miss. S. r, Of Athens, who is now
visiting Giles, win accept our thanks
for the apples sent us The young
gentleman who delivered them as
sures US that She is one OF AIaba-
mas most charming daughters If
so, and we believe it sincerely, we
know she is iRdeed beautiful and
accomplished, for we had an Alaba-
ma sweetheart once that was just
like her for the world.
CoJNTRYHAN.-We are forced to
ask your indulgence this time. 1t
has been impossible for us7to get
your article in type. Write again.
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A new FIRM,
n E w s II O r Z ,
And New Goods!
=AT-
yale M III X .

We have just receitcii ana opened an
entire new stock bf g,lal-, consisting Of
staple and fancy Dry GbJiis, cuS5r..tii;.z
Il handsome assortment %: lEiliia- dress
Good-. Hats. ETC.: Grpccrir-, Tin and
Hardware, Cutlery, Glass aHd t1ifrr1s-
ware. llTs and CAPS, Roots and Since,
Be;sdy-inade Clothing, &o.iuHs, sad
dies, BFidles and ilarncss, CorlJge,
spin Thread aHd everything usually
found iii the largest houses, al Of which
we prupose 70 sell IS
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Ba rtcr.
Call and examine and satisfy FOgreef!
that sye are ia earnest al-u .telu what
we say
2yAETED-AH kinds Of cnautrv
produce. for whieh we sill pay the
highest market prices. iiaie, Loose. Lint
or Seed Cottoti Wheat, Corn AMI Oats.
Bacon AID Lard WOOL, Hide. PelFries.
FurS. SOCKS Dried Fruit Bee>Wsv ana
Ginseng. j. L, Mckl1.-ACk s 60.
il5yz-I
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Elegant Silver Plated Ware
New Styles at N-INsHIp's
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Married.

Near Elllton, in this county; on
Sunday, July 18th, by Rev 5. II.
Brown, Mr.. r. 1. Baton to Miss.
FANNIE Z. Bowers, all of this
county.
We offer our congratulations to
the happy pair and hope that the
stream of life may gently bear the
bark thus cast upon its waters to a
harhor of hanDiuess.
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on FLOWERS.

Drs. VIM. Bate and D. G. Cor
don, AIessrs. Rory Taylor, Geo. T.
Risldle, l. I. Shapard, j. 3. Stacy,
Jr., JnO. {. Lester and Rev. 4. D.
Stanley and w. Mooney.
Nesdames Tyrec Rodcs, J. p.
May, +. Edmundson, VIM Martin,
n. :. Townsend, {. {. alternately,
3. Graham, II. brown. john. n
Bel, w. II Porter, II. X. Brannaa.
Misses Rosalie Phillips. Emma
Rose, Lucy PUlly. Pattie Johnson,
Lucy Mcdonald, Addie Whitley,
Jennie Gokcly, Fannie NewbiH aad
Matilda MAY.
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Wcare authorized to announce Hon.
THos. M. JOKES n candidate for Judge
of the Criminal Court for the district
composed Of Giles, Maury, Williamson
and Marshall. Election in August
next.
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S Clocks that keep time 1t
WNsH!F'S.
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on WINES.

Gov. Jno, c. Brown, Hon T. NJ.
Jones and Messrs, ", e. Elournoy,
Albert Bugord, A. N. Carter, Thorn
ton Mclean and Geo. 5. White.
Mesdamcs II. d. SPofford, John
c. Brown, L. Virginia French, ). o..
Nelson, Il. {. Bate, Jno. T. Tanner,
Anna Lee Plummcr and John y
Jackson. Ii ----a -
Misses Katie Dickerson, Matte
BUgg, Lou McCallum, Pattie Park
er, Sue Tanner, Mary ). Simonton,
Ellen Hart, Tenpie Beatty, Jennie
johnson, Cora Reed, Addie Wilson,
Marietta Hopkins. Katie Edmund
son, Lula Cox and Bene Childress.
The members of the Press are
made Honorary Members of this
Society and are placed upon this
committee:
t. W. McCOrd, Pulaski CIrIzEN
II. c. Bate, Lawrence Journal; ".
=. Nelson, Athens Post; A. s.
IEorsely, Columbia Herald; Harry
1Ieiss, Nashville Banner; J. b. Xii
lebrsyy, Union and American; J. 0.
Griffith, Enterprise; J. b. Jeup,
Emigrant; THos. Waters, Tennessee
Tribunes j d. Aadrews, Har.sviiie
Videlte; G. II Brandon, Marshall
Gazette; T. B Malone, WWnesboro
Review; W. p folly, Lincoln
County News.
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Tor Crin,innE .T,taIne.

We are authorized to announce w. s.
MCLENORE "a candidate Tor Criminal
Judge for the district composed OF Giles,
Naary, Marshall and Williamson. Elec-
tion in August.
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- ,IIscELLANIEs

Meslames Jas. McCalIuin, 5. r
Rose, =. Cox, J. y. Tinuon, Marion
Childress. ". g. Lewis, L. ". Nc
Cord. J. B. Stacy, Sr., a. l.. Grove,
DIR. Mitchell. p. IT. Eel, DR. Tay-
Tor, Julia Field, 3. Shapard, J. C..
Leftwitch, DR.. Carter, G. Z. Reed
Is. II. Pc,lcn, a. ". Ba.leniiEe.
Frank Wilkinson.
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At meeting OF the Pulaski Chap
ter, No. 20, Royal Arch Masons, the
following were regularly installed as
officers for the ensuing twelve
Z. EDMUxDsox, NJ. L. II. p,
j, c. MARTIN. f.. X,
a. {. MCkIssACK, Z. s,
J. b. CHILDERs, Treasurer,
+. WINsHIP, Recorder,
w. II. McCALLUM, c. H.,
{. G. ABEENATHY, p. $,
j. r. Crow, Il. A, G.,
+. ARRowsNITH, NJ. 81 V,
w. \. WE'RE, VI. ID V,
JoHN METcALF, NJ. 1st V,
JOIN MARTIN, Sentinel.
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Examine lot of Clocks, Matches,
Jeweiry and Silver Ware at
WINsHIP's.
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8A7 I

Just received, made to special order 10y
the original plt.crn-white, with Brown
trimmings, and ''Greelcy and Brown
IN gilt lrttrrS-which i now the most
popular hat known, aHd sold at very
low prices by the
junI3tf SHAPARD BOYS.
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Citizens sly they never SAW the time
when goods we're sol'l cheaper in PuIas-
Iii tlEin ut present hy the SHArARD
BOYS, and that the stocks were Arrrr
f,tfgsr or more rar;rd than Jhcirss They
say thar besides their
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Mcssrs. il. Hill, Jos. Dunlap
F. Winship, Caleb Osborne, John
H. Lester, Z. L. Taliaferro. Elwood
Lacey, Chas. p. Jones, and
Meodanaes J. y. Sumpter, Z. G.
White, ". Houston. W. G. 5. An
derson. I. 5. Fogg, a. Cox, f. Ed
mundson, John jackson, n. c. Blu
ford; and Misses Lucy Mckissack,
Mary Carter. Lou Shapard and
Fannie Whitley.
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Goods, LaeeS, Trimmings, Sc. Their
stock of RE-IL LICE Sill IFL.S,
With splendid stock ct Dress 5,vti~,
embracing in is variety the new style,
. Bette Warden, own sister to
Dolly, anJ Dgeb hepdSomrr, are 70 be
sOtd oHt at 0Hcc ar COST. These
goods are nrquallvd in any Southern
market, except by tlte Re}c wBequ4Iie7
and original Grccleysand Brown
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BTessrs J. n. Patterson, G. +.
Robertson, W. NJ. Rose, DIR NJ. Mc-
Carly, W f. Alexander, d. X. Cox,
n, b. ZuccarellO, n. 5. Townsend,
Joseph Dunlap, J. b. Childers,
Mesdames j. 4. McKissack, J.
Dunlap, Newton White, DR.. Wilson,
Thos. Burord, J. NJ. White, II. NJ
Stanley, ID. :. Martin, Cope Whit
field, J. r. johnson, WI. Craig, J. 4
Alternately, r. II. Laird, J. B. Short,
G. w McGrew, J. L. Jones, \. G.
w. White, w. ). Alternately, Geo.
T. Short.