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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-18
The Election.


The election Of Aldermen at this
place last Saturday. created almost
as much excitement as. ever occurred
at an election for President. Deep
laid schemes wore broughtto iighk
and the plane and maheuverinSs of
the Rings wodld have done credit to
Tammany, and showed that the or
ganization. and plan of action was
well Inatured and complete. No IL
legal action was taken, and the
world would be eminently Blessed if
the connections of al Rings termi-
rat d as happily qsdid this An en-.
tirely new Board was elected, and
ne one has cause to regret that the
choice fell upon those that it did
Young, active, energetic, sensible,
liberal, enterprising and economical
men, who can see the advantages of
any enterprise suggested, and who.
viii not be Slow to execute their
judgement, first becoming convinced.
of its practicability by the apPlicaT
of a sound Judgement, were eIecteds
Four printed tickets were out, known
as the turnpike ticket, the old board,
the young mans ticket aud the tick
ct for all, besides one or two I'M
printed tickets, but ''the ticket for
all" was the lucky orc, and was
elected out and out. We give be
low the result Of thu election.
Robt Shapard262, a J Alternately
PAT, JR Grove 237, III Rainey 232,
H NJ Stanley 224, W A Malone 216,
Ut Moore 2O3, W f Ballentine 1O1,
Jno. P Eel 90, J B Childers 80, F
Arrowsmith 50, A J Ballentine &c,
J L Pearcy 65, WI Alexander 81
A r Richardson sc, Tom Wells IS,
B N Young As, B T Carter pa @ G.
Alternately is, J L Hill14, c OSBORN
Is, j Z BIcKtssack II, W J Parks
IL, w II Alternately 4, \ Webb !, >
Mclean ., G n AcGFew, II Jack
son, J A Sumpter, E E Edmundson,
and David Spear each one, resulting
in the election of Shapard, Aber
nRthy, Grove, Rainey, Stanley, Ma
lone and Moore.
tits thought by some that a new
era has dawneG on this people,
ana that We are now about to real
re all the enterprising schemes ell
which we have so often and so Fafniy I
talked and written, in some Of which I
we are far behind the commonestl
country town. Most Of our people
rely upon this men Board /
feeling that they.r possess the para
loxical virtue of economy and iiber-
Atty, and We do most sincerely hope
hat they may mark their reign by |
acts that will benefit this people and /
make them glad that they elected /
these men.
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AVOID aUAGRs

victim Of early iHdiseTefion, causing
nerv1s,,s debility premature decay stc., iav
ing med ID vain eTery advertised remedy,
has discov red q simple means OF saif-cure,
which be vii send FIRE 70 his fsllou-zuf
fsFcfs- !. H. HEVES, e Nassan zsrest-
New York aaEl7-iy
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Where a. Where9

Mr.. MACK:-Your correspondent
Sould like to enquire what has be
Gene of the committee appointed at
= railroad meeting held here some
weeks ago? The people expected
to hear something from them by
this time. What arc they doing, Mr.
editor, and why don't they let us
hear something about their move
mcnts? OLD FoGY.
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4 TIaIna5Le - Il -.
@. I. Uughs, Adnr. rs. Jane Bentley,
ct. ala.


Tx this cagsc it appearing to the Court
III that W. 7. Bentley, A. 81. Bentley,
Aletbe Bentley, Ida spark, Frank Spark,
Lille Q Bentley and Ticker l. Bentley
hre fIon-residents Of the State Of Ten
Bessee, so that the ordinary process Of
Law caGn0t be served upon them, &c j.
therefore ordered that pHblicafion ie
made for four consecutive weeks iu the
Giles Press, newspaper Published IN
the fnwn OF Rulaslsi. Giles cohuiy, TEN
ilessees requirisg ssiid nuu-rezislcnt be-
PENDANTS TO BE- AMI appear ~ the next
regular term Of the t,haurory Court for
I-asgrence ceintR iil sssisi State, - be
hQl,lea at the Cogrt House ga the DOWN
b I-awrenrebHrgs on tire first aianday
&C. april, 1872, 70 answer the bill dled Ia
this cause, plead Lheneto or demur, or
tIe safne gsii lle taken - fur confessed
- % them, aud ses for hezring ez-parfe.
W. T. Nixon, q. = 81.
G. =. DAVIS, solicitor.
Bee. y, Is71-fW.
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Nov AdIeFtiseme6ls
Seavy & York oaef a
iifessiEc photogrsps vossh SO. to
the most popular lady, gentlema8
or child, 20 decided by the votes
Of az persons having Photographs
made by these gentIemen.
dessrs. Louis JED q Co. lave
eth them sIr. r y, scogeip, and
have a.spIendi1 stock 81 dry goods,
notions, etc 1st Main street sonth.
See the advertisement. of the New
Constitution. This Is the feshiona-
bic resort for those who +indulge."
AIr. Randolph Neal, formerly Of
the house Of ]. P. May of this city,
has gone to Nashville and is now
with 4. c. & A. B. Beech, dry
goods merchants. This is a good.
house and we congratulate them
upon the 2 QUESTION of Mr. Neal to
their corps OF. statesmen Sec their
advertisement in this Issue.
We announce in this paper Esq.
VIM. PinKerton a candidate for Tax
Collector. Mr.. Pinkerton is strong
" recommended to all who know
him as a man eminently fitted to
the duties of that Office. /
The law, card of ATessrs,4 Jones & I
Ewing is in this paper. Mr.. Jones /
has made reputstiou in this com |
munity in connection with his
father, Judge Thos. n. Jones, and I
Mr.. Ewing enjoys enviable distinc-
tons as man of genius and a
good lawyer. tE !
The new advertisement Of Giles
College appears in this issue. The
faculty has secured the services of +
NJ. Ed. r. Cox as a member. on the
Of Prof Z. 5T Ewing.
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Ia Chanoerv Il pnIasEi-
JANUARY RULES 1871.
Wm. }. Parks e. als vs.. S. B. smith I

VIM. }. Forks et 'als-vs. S. B. smith ct
ais.
+ y THIS CAUSE II. APPEARING
j te the satisfaction 81 the Caerf AID
Master On EflidRFit chat tie defendants,
S,H- Snsthane Ru6h Sfaifh are no31-res-
idehts Of the State 0fTenness.se, 80 that
the ordinary process OF this Court caa~.
not be served on them Oa motion it Is
therefore ordered, that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Pulaski CITIZEN, a newspaper published
in the town Of Pulaski, inssaid State, re-
quiring the said attendants to be aud
appear on the lst day ofthe next term Of
the Chancery Court TO be held for the
County Of Giles, at the Court House IN
PulasE !, on the 81 Monday in February
next, and answer compartments bill, or
the same win be taken for confessed as
10 them and set for hearing ex-parte.
W. +. BALEEHTTNE E, G. & N.
Jones & Ewing, Soils. Jan. IS, lS72-4t
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ES-some photos taken at c Y 81
YofX fiy d NJ -1l the oR.r tune
it y why litis II T*s p -
= wa y L b date, . bet d n
SEW ard YORK..
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Our little friend sIIapie Horne

Our little friend SlSgpie Horne
showed an appreciation for an edi-
tors taste and a Friendship for the
press betting ripper years last Satur-
dag, seAdihg as a twist Of candy
from a ''pullin" given him on his
birthdaY.3 May he see many more
birthdays, have many more candy
pullings, and never forget to divide
with the priHter.~
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CHANCERY SO oF LANDS.

q. n. Ordway &als., rs. Anna D. Bram-
49, lett 4 ais.
DURSC ANT to a decree of the Cham
Il Gerry Court at Pulaski in this cause
| wilton Thursday, the
25th Day of JANUARY 1872
sell Mt public sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, the remainder of the
lands mentioned in the pleadings, on a
credit Of /, 2, 3 & + years with interest
from date, except q cash payment of )
per cent, on the day of sale, containing
about ] 50 acres, Situated 5bont b., miles
North Of Pulaski, on the waters of Pig
con Roost Creek. Notes with approx
ed security required and a lein retained
until the purchase mOneyis Paid.
WN. f. BALLENTINE,C c. & ".
Jan. 4, lS72-tds.
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Meeting Of the Board.

~ NNsaAAF5 O--HAAA@ AlW-AAtAa
At an adjourned meeting or the
Board Of kllerrnen last Tuesday
night the following business was
transacted: 80 +
The Recorder was ordered TO Issue
certificates TO each member Of the
boaa for 81 each for each meeting.
Recorder Ezelf reported the town
lots lately sold all settled for except
two, and the Board ordered that if
the parties did not settle immedi-
ately the lots should be decided to
any person who would take them at
The price. ~
The account OF Esq, J. L. Jones
for services in suits where corpora
ton failed to sustain charges allow
sd. Account of ESQ w. II. Aber-
nathy for same allowed.
Account of Esqr., W. z. Alexan-
der for services in suits against in
solvent parties and also where cor
poration failed to sustain charges,
$50, allowed.
The accounts OF W. r. Alexander
and Jno, p Eel for $I0O each for
services in making settlements
with various parties, after eonsidera-
bic discussion pro and CON, was al
lowed,
The account OF w. L. Alexander
for services as sanitary commission
ef, $25, street commissioner $50, ii
nance commissioner $25, was finally,
after considerable discussion, on mo
ton Of Mayor Aternathy, with J. p.
EzeIl in the chair, reduced to fifty
dollars and allowed
The Boardappropriated $25 each
10 a. r. Richardson J. l. Pearcy for
services on street committee.
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Money Wanted.

We arc compelled to have all
money due US, and our friends are
earnestly requested to come for
ward before the 1st OF February or
they viii certainly have to settle
with an officer.
2t OAKEs 4 MILLER.
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ri $50" #'-&$ G &
fiji IS ? ID ; - ()
~ ---.,D G d. Il I ;!I :? -kg
7 III J. to-. at SEAyY & YoRK's.
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Real Estate and Other Transfers

Real Estate and other Transfers
w. n. NARROW to Lafayette Mil
Ter, MORTGAGE.
Thos. S. Fogg to Thos. A. Fogg,
200 acres in 9Th district, $4,000.
Isaac Compton to Newton F.
and A. II. V. Compton, I51 77-160
acres in 10th district, $l,755.
Isaac Compton to A. S. Compton,
So 1s11G0 acres Gin 18th alistrict,
81 ,445.
Vim. B. Campbell to Martha. j.
MayGeld ct ais, 10 37-1Go acres in
5th district, $4.409 rs. -o
A j. Alternately to ]. p May,
1861 acres in Sth district, $4,000.
Chas. c. Alternately to Sarah f.
Aberuathy5 deed- of gift, 1863 acres.
YIN. Perry, Sr., to Philip Perry
and David Lane. 100 acres in 9th
district, $4,000.
Jas. R. Grow ct ais, to J. B. Chill
derss 6 inches land south side of
square, Pulaski, $497 81.
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We learn with crest sorrow that
Gen. EweR is lying dangerously III at
his residence near Spring Hin in
Maury County.
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Female School.

E6 Our school begins next Mon
day. See advertisements for terms
DC. G. G.. RoGERs.a
1t. Mr.. ADAMS. .
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Shipments.

There were 843 bales of cotton,
and one car load each of cattle hogs
and sheep mules and cotton seed,
shipped from this depot during the
past week. ~
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Crowded Ont

Several articles and communica-
tons intended for this paper are
necessarily deferred Cot the want Of
space and time.
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In a communication Published
last week, headed Lovely, Lively
Athens. the name of Miss A. L. one
Of the young ladies from this place,
was accidentally omitted By our com
p0sitor.
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The Shelbyville compaeTcial thinks
we were severe on Shelbyvllle a few
weeks ago, and says five kReW the
facts, would be eager to eorrC ct.
We spoke of the place as we knew
it and heard of it during the war,
and il the great changes the C0m-
uasreiaF speaks Of have actually oe-
CURED, our article was too severe.
We certainly would not go back on
such men as the CommsreiaE says
have now taken the place Of those
vampires Hho speeulated en- The ne
eessities. Of poor people during the
war, and gave to Shelbgyille such
en- unenviable reputation. To the
F." good and true'' of Shelbyville we
owe this explanation.
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On MeBaay- last Charley a0sbeEne-
aHa Oven Sullivan got into q fight
and Sallivsa'a dogs ssaiag tleirmas-
ter in a difficulty, attacked his oPPo-
nent Osborne, and bit him in sever
al place, seriously injuring him.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tar collector.

Tor Tar Collector.
We are authorized to announce Can't.
ASDREw r. GORDON rs a candidate Af
Tax Collector Of Giles county for shu
HeXt term. Election first Thursday ia
August, 1872.
We are authorized to announce Err
MIST MEREDITH rs a candidate for Tax
Collector at The ensuing election.
We are authorized I'd. ahnsun6e RicH-
ARD N. BIIEs as a candidate for Tax
Collector AZ the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce J.
RTTICK candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August Election.
We are authorized to announce W.
q. LEWIS, a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing March election. >.
We are authorized to announce WM.
pISEERToS . candf ate for Tax Collect
or az the ensuing August election.
For sheriff.
We are authorized to Announce JoHx
RAMSEY JOHNSON rs candidate for
sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce r. 4.
MITCHELL Is candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing august elec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce Az
DkEw J. knight 4 candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing August Elec-
ton.
For County Trustee.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE STEER
LING III. Blows as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of County Trustee, 1
at the ensuing August Election.
" ara. an. Io,-i.,,S II, ,,,,C,,,,,Sf rss-c1s
As $, RIDDLE as arcdndidate for the Of 4
flee OF County Trustee, at the ensuing
August Election.
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OFFICES TOB RENT

IN the BRONX BUILDING over
i Resc & yeqies, store, Afcat side Pub
liz Square Apply ~ q. MCLEAN,
Pulaski Savings Iaus.
Jan II, '9z-ft.
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m STORE

100 Bbls ST. Louis Flour in bbls and
sacks.
100 Bbls Tennessee Flour In bbls and
sacks.
loo k-gs Nails.
IG0 do Horse %aiis and Shoes.
25 Bhls aud s bbls y. .. Molasses.
10 DO fine Syrups'
10 Ilhds y, .. and DancTura SUGARS
10 Bhls Refined Sugars.
80 Bags Coffee, all grades.
Besides almost every other article in
the Grocery and Hardware lire, All OF
which are offered at the lowest market
rates. HILL & MILLER.
Jan 4, 1S72-lm
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mUst accompany each name.

DO not fail to get a No. l Gold
Pen from WINsrifP. 1t
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TareS for 873

We, Joseph s. Edmundsen and
Egm. F. Alsxander, cemmissioRers,
appointed at the January term Of
the CoaatF lGeurt Of Giles County,
to fix the rates Of tax upon ST taxa
bic property and privileges Of said
county for the year 1872. beg leave
TO submit the report to yoar homo
rable body, to-wit:
AEcHITEcTs AID GrYIL ESGfNEERs--
those who plan, design, or super
intend the construction Of build
ings and bridges, So.
BREwERs shall pay privilege tax,
$40.
BcTcHERs shall pay privilege. tax,
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The German Colony in Lawrence
now numbers over 1, 500 persons
AL Industrious Germans. and the
number !, is still increasing. All this
through the efforts of one live pro
s'e'siye man, to wit, Mr.. J. b. Jeup.
now editor Of the German Emigrant
at Nashville.
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- ChaneeEy Sale Of Lands.
John u. White 6 Wife rs. james II.
MaXey Jr.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chan
& Gerry Court ut Pulaski in this cause,
Iwill on, Saturday
January 23th, 1879
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse door in the toWn Of
Pulaski, on 4 credit Of six months with
interest and free from the eqUity of re
demption the tract of land mentioned
in the plcadings, situated iii Che Sth civ
ii5district of Giles county, adjoining the
lands Of Auge Cox s. VIM. AFRO wsnith
and contains by estimation
80 Acres.
Notes with approved seeuIity required
and lien retained for the payment of
the purchase money.
WA. F. BALLEN'r1NE, c. & Nj.
Jan. 4, iS7I-tds. ..
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any one wishing any Sign Paint
da 49, 'ohe, plain or fancy, can have it.
an 'o's ~ leaving their orders at this
yo' give satisfaction or no
s'N' Frank Gilmore.
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SEEDl SERDIl

IA store a large lot Of
CLoyER SgEn,
HERDs Grass SEED,
BLUE Grass SEED,
TIMoTuY GRASS SEED,
ORCHARD GRASS SEED,
For sale at lowest prices.
u i. T.. ABERNArHY.
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Chancery Sale Of Lands.
Wm. r BalleDtine, Atlmr. s ais.
vs..

NM e. Bst1ieliJifles Atsnlr. q ais.
vs..
T. b. Phelps, & others.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chan
IL Gerry Court ut Pulaski in the above
cause, twill onSSamr,lay the 9th day
of January lS72, sell at public sale 70
the highest bidder, as the CeUrt-honse
door in the town OF Pulaski, on a credit
of g - months With interest, the
tract of land mentioned in the plead
ings, situated in the
Sth CIVIL DISTRICT
of Giles county, on the waters of Leath-
erweod creek, adjoining the lands of G.
A. Hopkins, James III. Edwards and
others, and contains about
70 Ia Acres.
Said land viii be sold free from the
equity of regleinption. Notes with APP
proved security required and = lien re-
taifieCl upon the Hand until the purchase
moHey is paid.
WIN, +. BALLENTINE, c. n.
Z Jan. 4, IS72-tCls.
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After a happy sojourn among rel
atives and friends, our young friend
Johnnie Lacey, sgaia5 put in his APP
pcaraaeei ia our midst-last Saturday.
lie engaged to some extent in the
practice of medicine while in Ken
tuoky. - bg0Vy5scA ~ ~
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Two DESIRABLE
TRACTS OF LAND
FOR sALEI

VIII give TO some man a very great
4 bargain in the above lands, One
tract coutaiaiug about ESQ acres Z situa-
ted within one mile Of Testers station,
on the railroad, win be divided il desir-
ed into tracts containing fr0m % 70 50
acres, al desirable and conveniently Sit
uated. Price $T2i& cash If sold altos
gether, or on easy terms u divided ard
sold on credit.
The other containing about 10 acres
situated less than a Usiie from Prospdcb
adjoining Dr.. MasoA abd John 14est-
moreland, has two settlements upon Il
is divided by a public road, and viii be
sold togethero or in i've tFaots. Terms
easy
WARNING
Is hereby given 70 parties not t. disturb
the timber Ca These lalssis. Further
trespass viii be dealt with through the
law JOHN A. BEASLEX.
1aa 4. iST7-4t
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For COunfV Trustee.
10 Al NEWS.
Notice.

Hereafter there must be at least
ten names in a citb to secure the
CITIZEN at 81 go each, and the cash
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aHarE. ~ Anrels comeI,

The dark places were made glad and
the waste places made to rejoice last
Monday, ly the appearance in our
Office of fourloyely faces belonging
to four of earth's angels, who make
their residence in our city.
We Idalizethe ladies. When they
visit US our spirits are Mollie-fied,
and werenioy their bright Sallies Of
wit.
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COMMERCIAL
THE COTTON MARKET.


THE COTTON MARKET.
aaeasl3l-K AsHvnlLe. Jan. 1 z, 1879.
The price of cotton has been ire
gular during the week, a considera-
hle advance having soe Cured. early
IN the week, YESTERDAY however, a
full &c decline was manifested, and
another decline of 5a4c appeared to
day as a consequence of the unu-
suaily heavy receipts at all the ports
as given below. The market closed
dull and decidedly lower to sell.
Inferior. a. :. =. ;. -. 1910
Ordinary. 49, .T73f0
Good Ordinary -.....4.-.- 49, 20
Low Middling ..--.7r.. .Ig9Sa zoe.
Strict low MlddHng -12015@
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OF THE
GOLDEN SHIRT!
DisSOEnfiona

Dissolution.
THE cepartneIship heretofore exist
4 ing. between the undersigned, un-
der the firm name of Mcguire & Hill
is this day by mutual consent dissolved,
J. =. Mcclure retiring Our accounts,
notes &C., are in the hands Of our sue
cessors Hill & Miller for settlement, and
we most earnestly but respectfully ask
all persons indebted 10 us TO call and
settleat once Wetruse thatOur friends
win appreciate the condition of our ttt-
siness and respond without further de-
mand, J. z. MCGUIRE,+
sta }. J.. HILL.
Pulaski. Tenn Ian. 4. 1872.
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We are authorized to Announce JoHN
RANsEH Johnson rs a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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We are authorized to announce r. 4.
MITCHELL Is candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing i ugust elec-
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Pulaski, Tenn Jan, 4, 1872.

In retiring from this business I be-
speak for my successors a continuance
of the liberal support so generously be-
slowed npon the old firm, and do most
cheerfiliiy. and cordially commend them
to the confidence and patronage of the
good people Of Giles and Surrounding
counties, believing them from long
connection with thc senior 70 be emil
neutly worthy. And for tie corJiiality
with which 1 have been supported IN
my business from the dag that / COM
menced in Pulaski up to the present
moment trust that 1 shall ever cherish
the most grateful recolleeti0ns.
j. p. MCGUIRE.
Pulaski, Tenn, Jan. 4, 1S72-4t.
noc svHk
Copartuersbip Notice.
THE undersigned having formed
i partnership under the firm name Of
II i'll & NJ ilIeF, viii continue the bu-
siness nc the old stand OF Mcclure &
Hill, and trust by close attention 70 bu-
siness and fair dealing to inertia con-
tinuation Of the patronage 50 literally
bestowed upon that firm.
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DREw j. KNIGHT 4 candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing August Elec-
zion