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CHEAP HoRsE FEED.-An astute agri-
cuiturist, as the story goes, fed his horse
successfully for number Of years. upon
clean pine-shavings-merely using the
precaution to furnish the brute with a
good serviceable pair Of green spectacles
This innocent delusion, operating upon
that aniable simplicity Of character which
distinguishes the inferior creation, induced
the horse to imagine that all this time he
had been living on the best of clover
Thus we all see only what we bring with
Us eyes to see. To the jaundieed eye, the
whole universe is sickly-yellow and, nat
urally enough, the effect of such vision
not exhilarating But let bottle Of Dr.
Gottlieb Fisch Bitters be administered
and, 10, what a change The blood, upon
which brain, nerve, everything, depends
for its we'll ll-bearing, is no longer vitiated
with worn-out dead matter which the ex-
cretories are impotent to throw off The
whole external world becomes radiant with
loveliness and within, all is peace!
This subject continued next week under
Not H0ppg ER0Bgh
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KUNKEL 5 BITTER WINE OF Iron
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is guaran-
teed to cure the worse case of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, jaundice, chronic or nerv-
Gus debility, disease Of the kidneys, and
all diseases arising from i disordered liver
and stomach, such as fulluess Of blood to
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea,
disgust for food. fIIllness or weight in the
stomach, sinking or fatulency at the pit Of
the stomach, swimming of the head, hur
ried or difficult breathing, fiuttering at the
heart. choking or suffocating sensations
when in lying posture, dimness Of vision
yellowness of the skin, and for purifying
the blood and building up the system in
general.
Price Of the Bitter Wine of Iron, $l.OO,
every bottle guaranteed or the money re-
| funded Beware of counterfeits, buy only
| hunkeIs. take no other it is wrapped in
a yellow wrapper around, with the propri-
etors photograph on. All other is coun-
terfeit, Depot 259 North Ninth street,
below Vine, Philadelphia tGo there, ad-
vice freel In-2ld&wIv.
For sale in Rock Island by Smith &
| Bonney, and John Bengston
| An ENTERPRIsING FIRM-Our pumer.
Gus readers are familiar with the names ot
the well known proprietors of those popu.
lar remedies Lung Balsam and
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer-Messrs, J. n,
Harris & Co, of Cincinnati. Their at
tractive advertisements have appeared il
our advertising columns during the pas
leighteen months. with the best of rusults
Our people have been made acquainted
with the superiority of Aliens Lung Bal
sam and Perry Davis Pain Killer over al
other remedies, and in consequence thei
sales have steadily increased throughou
this entire section Our experience witt
, the Lung Balsam for colds and coughs ha
been OF the most satisfactory character
so efficient, indeed, have we found it, afte
repeated trials in our family. that W
, have discarded Ayers Cherry Pectora
and all other similar remedies. We ar
satisfied that it is the best remedy for a
affections of the throat and lungs befor
the public, and most cordially commend i
to those who may be afflicted. The Pal
Killer enjoys national reputation of owe
: a quarter of a centurys duration as tn
leading remedy for pains, cuts, bruises
&e., in America, and has come iargel
r into use as remedy for chills.
e Read the advertisements OF Messr
Harris Co, on the 4th page.-Frona Go
y uasbss Mes. Democrat.
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DR.. G. N. RELDTNG.

n cordhg 10 the most approved principles Ohict
al ngl BLOCK, cor. of Illinois and Washington Sts
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INSURANCE -AGE\ CY!
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Represents the Oldest 4 Strongest Companies
1.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPESTW
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yo,o. Of work 4.44G.@59
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n Rr;teb 3 Mercantile I" 100000
IS oval. AIn2Isano, A-,OOO.ooo
oueeo of / verDoO and London, /" 100000
Fremens Fund of California, 1922
National ns. Co., Hartford Assets 1900
IS.ipn.aI ANS. 90. PlniIxR 4IO.52
Northwestern National ms. Co., 657 534
Wostchester Fire Ins. Co.. 54O O86
manhattan Fire Ins. Co, New York. 493 O0O
St. Joseph ms. Co., 494 l55
RAILWAY Pass. Ins. Co. of Hartford. " 10000
Conn Mutual Life Tns CO. of 27,OOO,OOU
Policies Written at Current Rates Office NO 3, argus
Building, up stairs.
]. M. BUFORD, Agent.
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LAUNDRY

kARs. JOHN W, GRANT Is DOING THE BEST
Wl kind Of Laundry work aud solicits iayors. She
viii collect and deliver without extra charge
Illinois street, next door to Brumley's Jewelry
Store. a-TdH
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Dentists.
Dr.. ]. W. Stark, Dentist.

ROoMs NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
u fee. Illinois street Rock Island. All kinds of
Dental Work done in the most approved styles.
Charges reasonable G-i7dtf
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Baskets p! Baskets +.

The most extensive and useful assortment OF trav-
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ever offered to the public.
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Ladies' Under Clothing
In great variety.
Table Linen

800 yts Table Linen from 2jc upward.
a.OOO vds Crash TJweling at s 10 12ia 15c per ID.
100 doZ. Towels at 10, 1915, 15. 20. 25c upward.
> 500 vds Cassimeres CottOuades and Jeans for
Men and Bows wear At prices TO suit all.
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STORE ROOM 70 RENT!

4 GOOD STORE ROOM. ON ROCK lTEEE
HstEeet complete with shelving, drawer. 'Ee-.
suitable for a srocory store caa he rented rr mp
plyiuEi' JAS, taRa7.
4s#--
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-10
- HilI on BroWnLoaF.

cen. D. II. la, in the Southern
Homo. fakes novice Of Browrlow, and
concludes An articie on him as follows
.sThe reverend liaspheuer Is fond Of
kIefIoc comparisons. There Fgas one
{. Bogss Charley N the siodec gang,
Who sang waf-s0ngs and danced the
fre-danee. and-thep betrayed his lead
er and his kindred 10 their enemies.
The prO-sIavery renegade can scarcely
fail to see the resemblance between the
traitor Indian and himself.
The whole life of this miserable erea-
ture has been a sham and a lie 4 min
lister Of the pure gospel Of Christ, he
has belched forth nothing but false
hood, blasphemy and O5scenity. For a
quarter Of a century the seif-elected
champion of human bondage, he has
for twelve years Travelled IN loving
sympathy with '-th4 heil-bound party
of AbOlitlOnists. The first 20 suggest a
Southern Confederacy, he has been the
fercest prosecutor of COnfederates.
Bragging of the terrible things he
would do in war, he skunk into 4 bomb
Dro0f on the strong side at the hrst
whistle of balls. Preaching, writing
/ and lecturing for twenty years that tie
/ negro was "a brute, fit only for bondage
/ ne owes his present Senatorial hOnOrs
Z to negro influence. Prating all his
/ life about honesty, he voted for the
I back salary steal and took his share o
/ the stolen money
Recreant to every trust, falthiess Il
/ every Obligation, and false 10 every pro
( fession, the foul monster in his Ions
/ career Of Wickedness has been true Onil
( 70 filth, to faIsehocd, to SANDER, L
blaspheIny, co blackening character
TO blackguardism and TO w G. Brown
Z low
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There Is a prospect Of civil-rights
suit of the first magnitude in New
York, growing out OF the failure OF a
colored citizen TO obtain n meal az the
restaurant Of the st. Charles Hotel.
Africans took his seat at the table
where other guests were sitting. The
waiter asked him to step into another
room ColOred guest remembered the
ciyil-rights provision and declined. The
other guests retired from the table.
The attendants ditto. IL was o O'Clock.
Afrieanus sat In stern dignity at the un-
festive board, whence all but him had
lied, with q thunder-eloud OF indigna-
ton on each eye brow The dial point
ed % 10 and IT successfully, and still
the solitary guest, Ike Robinson Cru
soc, was monarch OF all ne surveyed,
his right there was none 10 dispute, bat
still the monarch c3aldn't get his sup
per. At this stage Of affairs the land
lord stepped in and escorted his unwel-
come guest TO the door. Afrlcanus left
threatening a prosecution. i.et a suit
be instituted withOu. delay. IL is hard
~ the fair thing that poor Louisiana
should be torn in pieces, harassed, tax
ridden and exhausted by politicians
who profess extraordinary zeal for the
rights of the negroes, while that pOr-
ton Of the country which sustains KEEL
logg and his colleagues get of scOt-free
without having "a feather ruflled by the
agitation. verybOdy viii believe that
II a case like the one we have recited
had occurred In New Orleans it would
have been published In the Washington
Chronicle, New York Times, and news
papers Of that faith, as conspicuous evil
dence of the hostility of the South 20
the negroes, of their reluctance TO grant
u. -. A a "A y
far-T0urguT
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
JUNE RULES, 1873


L. Pearcv and others rs. James Bu-
ford and others
In this cause il appearing to the sat
isfaetien of the Clerk and Master, from
the bill, which is sworn to, that the de-
fendant, jas BufOrd, Jr-, is a noB-Iesi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process Of this Court can
net be served on him, and that the said
Jas. Buford, Jr., Is indebted to the COM
plainants as follows. TO complainant J.
L. Pearcy, By account in the sum Of
$245: to complainant b. w. knight, due
BY judgment in the SUM OF S272S9; 70
complainant j. Z. AbernatiIy, due
BY account in the sum S16s.49; 70 com
plainants Hill & Miller, due by accOunt
in the sum OF 500 and over; to COM
plainants Hopgood & Albright, due BY
account IN the sum of SIe4 TO COM
plainants Riddle & Allison, due By ac-
count in the sum OF sl34; to complain
ants Sumpter & Lacey, due By account
in the sum of S57.69s to com Iainaut c.
A. Pope, due By note IN the SUM Of
$500; TO complainant n s Townsend,
due by account in the SUM Of 1851 60
complainant T. $ williamson, due by
note IN the sum Of s1Gl-56s 70 complain
ants Jno- ". Hill 4 Co, due BY account
in the sum OF SII7.S5; and an original
attachment having been Issued against
the property Of the said james Buford.
.Er., and the same having been levied
upon the legal and equitable interest," Of
the said james Bufori, Jr., IN and to 3
certain house and lot situated about
ene-fouTth OF q mile east Of Pulaski.
containing l-20 acres. being portion
of the lot conveyed by Jno T. Steele 70
DR.. G. D. Taylor: On motion II Is there
fore ordered that publication be made
for four weeks IN succession Ia the Pu-
lasd Citizen, q newspaper published in
the town Of Pulaski, IL said State, re-
quiring the said defendants 20 Be asai ap-
pear on the first day Of the next term of
the ChauceTy Court 20 be held for the
county % Giies, g. tiIe eourt-honse in
Pulaksi, on the 1sr Monday n Sepfefa-
Der next, and answer complainaIsfs'
bill, or the same VIII Be taken Tor con
fessed a. 20 him and set Tor hearing ex-
parte- j. b. STACY, G. q II.
jocks 4 EWzSa, Atty's. iunIa
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THE CHOLERA.

The prevailing has about subsidized
at Nashville. The papers report nine
deaths each on Friday and Saturday, 10
on Sunday and on Monday, though
most OF them occurred outside 81 the
city, and on Monday there was not a
single death in the city proper. Refu-
gees are returning and business is inn
proving.
Gallatin is now healthy again. alter
having lost exactly one hundred from
cholera, though the surrounding eoun-
try Is still infested.
Only thirteen families remain IN the
town OF Greenvilie. The fatality there
has been great, but the disease has about
run its course and is branching TO the
country.
shelbyvilIe, too. is fast emerging
from the gloom OF death which has
overspread her for several weeks.
Twenty whites and tnIty negroes have
died there
Huntsville has had few cases, and
Pennington, Marshall county, did not
escape.
Lebanon has had thirty-four deaths,
mostly negroes, but il has now disap-
peaFed-
At Birmingham, Ala the disease, is
of the most violent type. Persons die
from two to three hours after attacked.
There were twelve deaths sunday.
at Chattanooga there were thirty
deaths Sunday-ffteen from cholera.
In West Tennessee and North Missis-
sippi the disease is scattering through
the country. Pulaski has been fortu-
nate in her escape so far, but we arr
not safe yet by any means We mus
continue to be prudent and clearly ant
cautious, or we viii have it yet.
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Pulaski. Tenn.

We have just opened In our elegant
and c0mmodiOus establishment large
and well selected stock Of goods, con-
sisting OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing a handsome assortment Of
LGdies' Dress Goods, Hate,gs dc,
large supply Of Family
GT0cerses and C0afeesi0ReY-
ses, Tn and H0raao1re. Gut
terry, Glass and Queeaslrars,
Hats and Cups, Boots and
Shoes Ready Nude Clothing,
Cents FuFnisking q Cd ds,
Hosiery, Notions, Saddles.
Brides, Harness,
and. in fact. everything usually found
in the largest houses, ali of which we
propose 70 SCI as
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Also Agents for the sale Of
Vale Nils Cerdage and Yarns,
and the celsbrafel brands Of Flour,
LILY White, Belle CT RiehIand
ana Extra Family Flour,
Manufactured by Messrs. n. +. Cheairs
4 CO., under the personal Supervision Of
our Mr.. a. g. Mckissaek, and warrant
ed 20 give satisfaction.
We viii receive constant additions In
all lines - 0ar already large stock, azia
Is We own he extensive building In
which our store Is siteated and having 40
rents to pay, s5s are deferHinez = b an
deTsold D. noze.
Cab and examine and satssfy Yourself
that We are in earnest ana mean what
we say
We base An extensive warehouse in
which NE VIII store Gotten and other
produce OF oar friands free Of charge
Maj. DICK WILLIAMSON and Mr. 6aEo.
WITT VII Be found ready % Wait upon
their cid friends afid customers.
WAETED.-All kinds OF country
prod1ce, for which we VII pay the
highest market prices, bale, Ioose-L int
Or Seed Cotton, Wheat. Corn and Oats.
Bacon and I.ard, Wool. Hides. peltrles.
EuFss Socks, Dried + uff, Besswax ana
Ginseng J. 7. McEIsSAcE & co.
ja30-1y
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NEW TRIUMPHSl
SALES OF LAST YEAR

THE statistics from sworn returns of the
i sales Of Sewing Ma hines in 1872 report
ed 1879, show that the Singer Manufae-
turing Company sold. last year, over FOR
TY-FIVE THOUSAND more machines
than Any other Company, and over one
quarter Of ail machines sold during that
time. Nine out fteu OF said Singer Machines
were for FAMILY nse-proyiug the grsst
popularity Of the Singer in the household.
Machines delivered and satisfactory in
structions given in all parts OF the county
on the most liberal terms. New Machines
OF All STYLES for rent By the month Office
upstairs in Childers' Block.
i1ll0-6m W. H. WHITE, AeEsT.
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Tho jury ia the Woodhnii~Claflm
aud Blood ease. HntieF Instructions Of
Judge Blatchiord, hiss returned . TER
dict ~ not guilty. me Judge decided
thar newspapers were not ineludad in
obscene publications, Ia the Act OF
lisa, under which the Indictment was
drawn.
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II women would only iearn to be SEN
sihle and honor one another, and give
less time - dissectiug aad Pulling each
others character 70 pieces, society
would soon Be rid Of viragos on the one
hand and is whited sepnlchers On the
other.
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Letter carriers have resumed their
walks in Nashville, and we hope the
mail trains may soon resume their morn
ing calls down the way.
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By virtue OF a Mortgage executed by "
J. PARKS eE the 18th day Of October. Is72- 20
me as President Of the National Bank Of Pu-
laski, 7 viii sell on the ID day of An
gust 1878, 70 the highest bidder. on credit
Of 8 II and IS lnOnths. with interest from
date, and Tree from tbs equity of re3emp-
ton. lots No. 81 and lSS, aud 50 much Of
lot No. la remains unsOld by the Chan
Gerry Court, situated II the corner OF Third
and Madisuu streets the same sold BY Gov.
Brown 90 ". J. Parkes. upon which i q
new brick dwelling and out houses, well and
eistern, and Is one of the most desirable res 4.
licences in the town Of Pulaski
VT BALLENTINE. Trustee.
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MOTHER GOOSE.

Or National Nursery Rhymes.
Set 20 Music by j ". Elicit, with IS
beautiful illustrations engraved BY the
Brothers Dalziel. Boards, Sl.5o. Splen-
dldlY bound in cloth, gilt edges, S2-50-
Ask for Novelties Editions.
Address. J. L. PETERS, $50 BFoadway,
New York, Agent for Novelties Cheap Ma
sic inl5
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Frank Walworth, the murderer Of his
father, has been sentenced to imprison-
ment tor life.
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SEND FOR CATALOGUE
NOvelIO'S Cheap Editions
of PianO-FOrte Classics.

Baeh's As PTelu6es and Fugues. Cloth SIS 90
Beethovenis IS Sonatss. Elegantly
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Beethovenis 81 Piano Pieces. Elegant
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GChOPin's yalsss- stuff pAper cOyers-- l so
ChOpin's Poloneises- g 20 90
Chopin's NOetDrues. q 50 2 90
ShoFin1s RsTis5e q q ~
Chopin's Preludes a /" 50
Chopin's Sonatas. . q SO
Memberships Complete Piano Works
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The Same. svO- Full gilt. Coln-
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The Same. svO. Paper Complete in
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Mendelssohufs Songs without Words
Folio edition. Full gilt ..-.....-. 6 90
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Octave Edition. Paper Covers - so
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Schubert-s Piano Pieces. Elegantly
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

CHANOER ShLE VI LAND
WIN 8. Eel. Ex'r, vs.. Jesse P. Kirkland
and others
DURSUANT 70 decree Of the Chancery
i Court st Pulaski in the above cause,
viii On
Wednesday,, AGgsIst 9th, 1873,
sell a. puhlic saio 10 the highest bidder. on
the premises, on q credit of one and two
years, with interest from date, and free
from The equity OF redemption, the tract of
about 112 acres of land. OF which Jefferson
ioinin the lands Of David Elder and others.
Said tract viii be soil in two lots. Plsts
and survey win be exhibited en- the day Of
sale. Notes with two OF more good sscuri-
ties required and lien retained on the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
J. B. STACY, c. s. NJ
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No Humbug--AH o. K.

I WISH to sell an the distilling apparatus
| formerly owned By T. Malone & Co., on
the waters Of Pigeon Roost Creek, some six
miles east or northeast from misplace, con-
sisting of sui Troughs, Copper Still, Recti-
wing Tubs and all the necessary implements
for making Brandy Hnd W Risky Location
convenient for fruits and grain. Mr.. Ma
son. the owner Of the location, viii lease Il
on favorable terms. Call and see me If you
want q good bargain.
JOHN T. MOORE,
iulO-3t AT Fir ley & Mooras.
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Chanegry SIC o. Land

Chancery Sale Of Land.
A. n. Appleton and wife vs.. Joseph Jackson
and others
PURSUANT 70 decree of the Chaneery
i Court st Pulaski in the above eause, l
will on
Tuesday, August 9Th, 1873,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. on
the premises, on credit of 8 and e months,
with interest from date, and free from the
equity Of redemption, the tract of about $50
acres Of land mentioned IN the pleadings,
situated on the waters of Sugar Greek. and
the same owned by Robert Ellison at tbs
time of his death and purchased by Richard
Williams at sale Of the same made BY a.
Cox, then the Clerk and Master of said
Court, on the sth day of September, 1870,
and again sold by j. B. Stacy, c q N. of
said Court, on the 9th Of November, 1872,
and again purchased BY said Williams.
Notes with approved security viii be re-
qnired of the purchaser, add a lien retained
until the purchase money is paid.
J. B. STACY, @. & 81.
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saturday. AUGUST ?. 1873.

sell st public sale % the highest bidder, at
the court house door IN the town Of Pulaski,
for cash. the tso tracts Of land mentioned
and described Ia said mortgage, situated in
the 6th civil district OF t5iles county. adioin-
ing the lands eff John 7. Short A. q Steele
and Others one tract containing 195 sores
and he other containing 5 or 6 acres and
known as the odeneai tract. Said lands will
be sold Tor cash and free from the right Of
redemption, said right being specially
waived by said Garter and wife IN said mort
gage. J. B. STACY, c. C II.
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SheriH's SalA

DT virtue Of veudi exponas la INV hands.
ID issued freEn the Hen CiEcnit Court Of
Gfles cnantv af is Msreh terra. ISIS, in IA
vor 81 y. Miro Bentley aud against David
FIessaaH. VII, on
Saturday. July 12fh, 1878,
sea g the hixhsst bidder fer cash. az he
cnurs house deer ia the toWn 81 Pulaski.
tis filouing described prspcrty. TO vii (:
one tracl or psr.,el o. land. 3 iag and being
IN ciFii di=triss No. Is, said - contain 45
scres- asiioin -ne lhe lands Ct Jehn Ssndusly.
a. the rxorerty 81 Dsyid Flcar1an b satisfy
said g1Edi exponas.
iaass R-A. MITCHELL sherE.
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Chancerv Sale of Land.

E d. Bowers, Ex'r, and others vs.. Sarah
n. Reevs IS and others.
DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery
i Court at Pulaski in the above cause.
Bnd BY virtue Of a mortgage executed BY a.
II. Carter and mis- wife, Annette Carter, u
A. Cox, former Clerk and Master Of said
Court, and to his successor IN Ot-ce. Of date
29d of Anil 1859. ] viii on
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sell Al public sale to the highest bidder, at
the court-heuse door in the { wn Of Palsski,
on 3 credit of ; * mcaths, with interest
from day Of sale, two town lots IN the town
of Pulaski, known On the plan Of said toWn
Is lots Nos 1S4 and las Sold free from
the equity OF redemption Notes with geOd
security viii be required from the purchaser
aud lien retained until he prrcF ase money
Is paid J. B. STACY, c. = n
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CHANCERY SALE OF
4 Valuable Town Lot.

Newton White IS. VIM. J. Parks
DUBSUANT to decree Of the ChaEcery