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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23
SHERTFFS SAFE.

DY WRIT DE of a fl IA in my hands, issued
Dfrom the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at
Nashville IN favor Of NJ. u. But er, Trustee
Of W. =. KEN edy, and against W. j. Iiill,
] will sell FOR cash at the Court House door in
the town If Pulaski, an Saturday the sth
day Of November. 1873. the following de-
scribed lands. being and lying in the 4th civ
u Distric' of Giles county. on the waters Of
Sugar Geek, bounded - follows. TO wit. On
the South and West by the lands of &. fle--
ter and u. J. Warren; North by tho lands of
MTs. Waldrop: on the Fast by the lands Of
White and ala, containing by estimate 100
acres. Also another tract adjoining the said
100 acres. on which is sitnRted IA atore honse
known rs llammond's Store, containing by
estimation, 81 acres. Also one other tract,
lying east and adjoining the said two tracts
above being the SAM purchased by W. j.
liill from JHs. A. A. al. j. Warren, contain
ing 20 Is acres; also one other ira adjoining
tho lands known the Ha,1mond's tact on
the North, the same conveyed &C y j. Hill
by o.. s. Waters, containing by estimation
100 acres; also one osher tract known a. the
Croi, llarwell place, bounded on the West
by the Green tract, on the North by the
lapda Of Whites heirs, and South by the
lands of John Warren, being the same con-
veye.l u W. j. Hin by G.. :. Anderson,
assignee containing by estimate. 100 acres.
Z he above Lands levied upon ~ tho property
OF w. J. lliil, aud will be sold To satisfy said
III Ia. Il. A. MITCHELL.
(A,t % t,ls sheriff.
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Chanoarv sc of lands.

Narska I. Dodsoa e. ais. vs. Ro0sls ". De-
sou, ct ala.
Pursuant 20 q 3ecrae of the SnAnee.s
Cont 81 Pulaski. a. is September term. 1875.
IN she above cause, via, on Wednesday,
SovsnbeF 20. 1873, sell ~ public sale % ths
highest bidder, 2 the PreFaaees, on . ereSsit
81 /. aud years. with interest = n date.
and fTes from the equity Of redemptioB, the
tract OF zboat 80 acrss Of land, sit1stsG IN
the 18Th civil distr c. OF 0iles County on
both sidea Of the Nashville s Decstur Rais-
road, near Do5s.1's Gap, Sad adjoining she
isn.is OF John p. BOYD, aud OthsFs- Eh!f
tract Of land is veil improved. finely > aseFsd,
rich land. 6ne orchard, and conveniently 10
eAtej, and altogether one Ct the most desir-
She farms % it, size IN Giles county. BOND
with good security rsquired from. the puf-
chaser. and lien retzinsd upon the land m
I'll the i.urehase money - pail. Persons
wishing 70 examine sid lands can do % ey
calling on Riley DOdson, near The place.
Piatt and Survey viii be exhibited on tbs
day Of sale. Sale ~ X o'clock, m.
Oct Is ids :. X. STACY, c. 3 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23

~ Through the courtesy Of Capt.
Bard, r. r. Agent here, we have in our
possession copy OF a speech made here
by Geo. Baber, Esqr.. in 1862, In which
that scholarly gentleman favored re-
turn 70 civil government and TO the
union. Mr.. Baber is now editor Of the
Bowling Green (Ky.) Democrat, and is a
jealous advocate of Southertfright and
interests His contcmp orary of the
PdItdgroph publishes this speech to show
its readers how Baher has changed.
The PdRidgroph says Baber is churlish
about the thing, aud is disposed to be
insulting. We have not seen Baber's
reply or excuse for the position taken
Ia that speech, but we are of opinion that
the hest thing he can 90 Is to own up
like a little man that he Is to the record.
The PdAtdgraIh has tile papers on him
evidently. .Baber WIS first a Union
man, then n editor Of the Nashville
Bdnaer-in lSGl-2, an Incorporating
confederate, and then after the fall of
DonelsOn and the battle of Shiloh, his
knees gave way and he became n strong
advocate (see the speech) for a return to
the old flag. Now, according TO The
PaRtqgrapi, he is n Southern man, par
excellence. IA, pace leoH u, prdelio ceTUi.
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l'nancery Sale of Town Lot in Old
IyulVilie.

n. K. Angus vs. A, Nj. Bearden.
In this cuuSe, pursuant to a decree of the
Chancer, Court at Pulaski a. 1t September
term 1873 I will Wednesday the 18th
dag of November, 1878. sell AZ public sale at
Lynnville Station TO the highest bidder on
credit of six months with interest from date
and tree from the equity of redemption, the
town lot mentioned in the plead ngs, situs-
ted in ths town of Old LYnnville, contain
ing about = or 2 acres, and edlnlning the
lands formerly owned by stephen kolis on
the West Gustayus Angus 6n the East, "
n. ilackr ey on the South and me Corners-
vile road on the North, being the same sold
by y. r Angus in his Lifetime 70 a n,
Bearden. Bond with good security required
Of the purchaser and lien retained until the
purchase money is paid. Sale at o'cloek r
81 oet23 4w }. B. STACY, g. 81 b.
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Chaneery Sale Of YalnahIe Lands

James W. King & ais, vs.. Lewis King & ais.
Pursuant q decree Of tbs Chancery Court
at Pulaski for Giles county IN the above
canSe ] will. en- Tuesday, the 25th day of
November. 1878. sell ut pu lie sale at the
late residence of Griffin L. King, decd, on
credit OF l. and years, with interest 3y,sua
date. the tract of about Toe acres of land
mentioned in the i,leadings, situated ia the
9Th civil district of GILES County, and ad-
Joining the lands formerly owned by Larkin
Garden and others, being the same on which
Griffin L King lived next previous TO his
death Notes with good security required
and IA lien retained until the purchase money
is paid Plat and survey will Inc exhibited on
the day Of sale.
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ChancerY Sale of Land.

j. J. Ashford and ais, ". Carol Simmons.
and ais.
Pursuant TO a decree 0! the Chans cry Court
st Pulaski in the above cause, ] will. on FRI
day November 2lst 1878. cell At public SAFE TO
the highest bidder on the premises on a cred :
il of I and , years with interest from date,
tins tract OF land mentione ia the pleadings,
in the 18th civil district Of Giles county. on
the watere IF Sugar creek, containing about
1895 acres being the lands belonging TO the
estate st Henry G Piles. deed. Notes with
approved security required Of the purchaser
and hen retained until the purchase money
Is paid. sale al II O'Clock NJ
Oct ss-4w. J.B. STACY, c. = II.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

John Ady and ais, W. Martin Chapman and
ais.
Pursuant to decree of TIE Chaneery Court
at Pulaski in the above cause, ! will, on
Thursday November 2Gth 1873 sell at pub
lie sale TO the highest bidder IN the pFeEli ses
on "A credit OF and two years with inter
est from date and tree from the equity OF re-
demptiOn. the remainder of the lands be-
longing to the estate of Samuel chapman,
dee-d., after laying of the widows dover,
containing about Sc acres, situated in the
18th civil district of Giles ounty on little
dry creek, adjoining the lands OF James N.
Parker aud others. Notes with approved
security required of the purchaser, and lien
retained ur I'll the purchase m ey is paid.
Sale at Il O'Clock n. j. B, STACY,
Oct % 4w. CSH.
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The Farmer Orator.

The Columbia Herald says: Hon. B.
the ablest and best Informed speakers in
the State, will be present at the appoint
ments for railroad speaking in Wayne
Lawrence and Giles, including Pulas-
HI, on Saturday, NQY. lst., and Law
reneeburg on Monday, November Bird.
Mr.. I'illman is a practical farmer and
thoroughly understands the subject up
on which he speaks. Ills arguments aa-
dress themselves to tie reason, judg-
ment and feelings of his audience. His
heart is in the cause and he makes a
profound impression wherever he goes.
As Young man he has no equal.
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ReaI Fstnte Transfers.

C.&M.to J. II. Lloyd, 7OIz acres, Sth
district, 81 ,O0i 20.
Same to Jas. II. Crow, town lot in
Pulaski, s 800.
W. W. TO r. A. Blow, 40 acres, 18th
district, 81 900.
X. NJ Smith to w. Hopkins, ~
acres, nth district, 81 ,230.
Same to Ethelinda Yound 711S acres,
I1th district, 1,7S7 so.
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no tbe Press of Tennessee.

In our card OF invitation sent ont last
week we were mistaken as to the day on
which the Press Association would
meet here. The second Thursday in No
vember is the day, which will be the 18th
instead of the 9Th. We ask editors to
make mention of this correction through
their editorial columns, and oblige,
/. w. McCORD.
a. Cox, Com.
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rzg- The latest advices from Mel

t. The latest advices from Memphis.
represent the yellow fever as rapidly
abating under the influence of the clear
cold weather of the past few days. The
streets begin to wear business aspect,
and the physicians and people are more
cheerful and hopeful. We sincerely
hope they may not be disappointed ia
their expectations. The cholera, yellow
fever and the financial panic have
brought great suffering and distress to
Memphis both physically, socially and
pecuniarily, and she needs tile sympathy
anil assistance Of the philanthropic ev-
erywhere.
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Chapeery Sale Of Valuable Land.

Isaac L. smith and ais, Us. Joshua c. Phelps
and ais.
Pursuant to q decree of the Chancery Cou
1T Pulaski in the above cause, ! will, on
Wednesday the 26th day Of November, 1875.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, on
the premises on credit OF l. and years
with interest from date, except Eve per cent
of the purchase money which viii be required
IT, cash, the tract of about $50 acres of land
mentioned in the pIeadings, situnted in the
Sd civil district of Giles county, on the Wa
ters OF Jenkins Creek adjoining he lands of
Joseph b. Smith and ais, and the same on
which nlamin Smith lived next preceding
his death. Notes wit h good security required
OF purchasers and liens retained until the
purchase money Is paid. Platt and survey
OF ssid lands will be exhibited on the day of
sale [Oct23-4w.l J. b. STACY. e, & n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23

CB- The October elections so far have
been very encouraging to democrats.
They have. elected 4 Governor in Ohio
and made large gains IN Pennsylvania,
Oregon and Iowa. The Legislature Of
Ohio will be Democratic also on joint
Enthusiastically securing the rc-eiec tien
Of a democratic SenatOr-Thurman.
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Ghannerv Sale of Land.

Thomas p llarwell. vs AIRY Mcknight and
ais
Pursuant to decree of the ChaneeTy Court
at Pulaski in the above cause ] Nill. on Sat
urday November the 235 1878, sell at public
sale to the highest bidder at the Court House
cor in the town Of Pulaski for cash and -nb
jeet To redemption the tract Of land men
toned in the pl. adings situated III the 10th
civil district of Giles county on the waters Of
Bradshaw Creek contai-sing about IS acTes-
Oct % 4w. j. B. STACY, c. & II.
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN FRIDAY, OCTOBER GATH, MKT,
" we viii sell TO the highest bidder, on
the premises, OF H credit Of one aud two
YEAR,. a tract of land containing iloaS acres.
~ ciNii district No o. three miles west OF
iulerki. belonging 20 the estate Of John
Marks, decd. Said land l. well timbered
and wuiered, shout "a acres in cultivation,
and will he sold " "a interest from dale.
Bond aud approved security will be required
and lien retained until the purchase mon
% l. paid s. q. MAXWELL,
J. A. EDWARDS
aAp2s .fiaSiai.fr,aar-ss.
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NFPIEMBEh BILtR. lsTg.
J. l. Nelson ". Jsmes T. sfeKissael, 4. 9TH
erz.
THIS cause i appealing 10 the safisfse.
-iop 81 the clerk aAd Master fs.s7n tbe bifi
Med which : sworn 70, that the deiendspfs.
Verge feteFS aud Jessse q. Peters. are
nos,-residens- Of the state Of Teslaes-as =,
thar The ordinary rrDcss- q this ceaFs CO.
not be served On them. On motion Il Il
therefore ordered that publication Re rnsde
Tor four week. IN r0ece=-ion IL the - Pui.,rki
Cltl1en, n newspaper publizslsd 10 q = WI
OF Pnlaski. ia said state. reouirinr the -
defendants % Be Hnd appear on tbs sFat dsv
OF he next term 81 the Chsncsry C.surt 3,
b. heid isT the cuunts % tfiics ~ ghe Clsu-f
House IN : ulHski. 90 the sd Hlnday IN 49,
rusTy next, ADJ susser Cor piainant's Pm
or the -sme vii Be taken fcY oonfasasa = -,
them and sci Tor bearing ~paste.
eaSs- d ~. >. =. STACY, G. &N
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Tn Chancerv At Pnlaski

OCTOBER RULES, 1873.
K. p 1ancy ct a r SamI A. Wilson ct ala.
u this case it appearing to the safisfaction
Of the Clerk and Muster from the Bill
which j. sworn to that the defendants. WIN.
). L. Wilson Quintil;a Cox and her husband
---------- - Cox are non residsnts of the
state OF Tennessee, 50 that he ordinary pro
ceSs Of this Court cannot be served upon
them On motion it is therefore ordered
that publication he made for four weeks 10
succession IA the Pulaski Citizen, neWspa-
per pub in the town OF Pulaski. in srid
state requiring the said defendants 20 Be
and appear on the hrrt day af the next term
Of the ChHneery Co-rt 70 ts held for tha
County Of Giles. - the Court House ia Pu-
la~ki on the 81 Monday ia Fsbruar, next.
and answer comp lainauts Bill, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed a. 70 them. and
set iol hearing ex-paTte.
J. B. STACY. c. an.
JozEs & EwISo. Atsy'a. os-4,
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FTOm tho II '@V0''' TUB Wy = '-VWtII
The Blind Orator.

Mr..Ioln II. " ooldriJge,0i Tennessee,
who was u Liruttnlnt in he COnieder-
ate service, aud lusi his eyesight forever
from wound received ut the terrible
battle of Perry vile, Ky, will lecture nt
the court hOuse ia this city Tomorrow
(trilay) night, on the sul jert of
Light and the Eve.n MIR. Woodbridge
has delivered this lecture In Louisville,
Frankfort and Lexington, and the press
OF those cities Is not stinted in its
praise. The Courier Journal says,
"The lecture, all in all, made such
pleasant Impression ON the hearers prs
ent ~ 10 prompt the desire that it should
be repeated IL Capt. Woodbridge could
be purstaded To tlo sn." The Frankfort
Yeomin says, 'Lieut. Woodbridge has
rausackrd the whole field of silence To
make the lectute instructive and inter
csting, aud laid under contribution the
whole world OF pOesy and song to make
Il radiant ana attractive. The lecture,
or Grafton as il may he called, was a
capitalization throughout, and when
the lecturer came TO speak OF the last
bright, but to him disastrous day at
Perryville. when light departed and the
world, with all its glories and its
glOOms, was shut cut from him forever
by that fatal Minle ball. there was a
deep plthOs In his tones that few In that
aulirncecould resist" This nigh praise
L. reiterated by the papers In Lexington.
Ordinarily our hearts are quick 10 re-
spOni to the appeals OF the blind, hut,
when one comes along. gifted with all
that makes the human mind lovAble-a
case where valor lei gcnius into an -
ternal night so far as the sights and
scenes of the world Is Commemorative
are more than repaid by the information
and enjoyment received, We are really
the gamers, for the bcan,ies OF Flo
qucnce we get in exchange are OF more
value TO Us than the contributions OF
Charity Ne dispense. Lots leave not
even standing room in the courthouse
tomorrow night.
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Administrators NOtice.

Having been qrRlih,d IA administrator Of
Thcs i DAILY. deed, notice is hereby given
to all parties indebted 10 his estate to ONE
fui ward and make Immediate payment, AMI
all persons holding claims against he same
to present them duly authenticated for paw
mont within the time prescribed by law, or
thi, netiee will be pleaded IN bar Of th.,ir 10
covery. s. N CLAY,
Oct. iB-4w. Admir-.
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Chancery Sale Of yaIuabIe PrOperly.

Albert Butcrd & ais, vs., Della Taylor = ais.
Pursuant to a decree of the ChsnceTy
Court a. Pulaski in the above cause, | will,
on Saturday the 22nd day Of November, 1873,
sc Ut public sale to the highest bidder st the
Court iiouSe door IN the town Of Pulaski,
the lands mentioned in the picsdngs, situA-
ted on aSt llIll near the corporate limits Of
said town of Pulaski, embracing the late res
idenee OF DIR. q d Taylor, u credit OF 8,
Il is aud "A months with Interest from date,
except cash payment Of 10 per cent which
Will he required in cash. Said lands will DO
di, ided into lots and embrace some OF the
best bui!drng lots near the town; fine soil,
bt UutifulJy located and in good eighboThood-
NUtes with good security viii be required Of
tine purchasers, and liens retained until the
purchase money il paid. Plat and survey Of
said lots will DC exhibited on the day of sale.
Oct. 23-4w. j B. STACY, C. & n.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOtice.

- Having been appointed Administrator Of
Court OF Giles County, all persons holding
claims against the estate are notined 20 pre-
sent them {" me tor pay mont, All indebted
10 tho estate will come forward aud settle
JAMES {. ALTERNATELY,
Oct. l6-4w. Admir-.
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BaiIrord Meeting ON saturday,

November list.
We are informed that there viii be
delegates from Lincoln, Wayne and
Lawrence, and perhaps from Florence
and Huntsville Ala, at the Railroad
meeting at this place on saturday the
LIST of November. Let there be a
full Attendance from Giles.
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Bankrupt Sale.

On Saturday, Oct. 25th, 1873.
WE WILL sell to the highest bidder FOR
w CASH, in iuluski. large amount of
personal proberty, belonging to G. w. Nc
Grrw, consisting OF stock Of Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, ilar-
ness, dc. Also, large lot Of untaRa'd
/ EATHER.
in bic tan yard, and oils, sooir, and other
property a6ol.t the an-yHrd, loo Of plank,
Two spring wagons. and - me- cattle, also.
some household and kitchen furniture. aud
many other articles oi perishahle property.
". q. LEWIS,
W. n McCHLLUM,
Oct Is ida Assignees.
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Chancery Sale of Lands.

John Z. Westmoreland ct ais vs.. Eva Rich-
ardson aud others.
Pursuant 10 a decree of the Chancsry
Cont at Pulaski ut its Septeu. Der term, 1873
in the above cause. ] will on Tuesday, Mo-
yember the 18th 1878. sell at public sale, 20
the highest bidder at the late residence OF
James VI. Richardson, deed on : credit of
/. = and years, with interest from day 81
sale, and free from the equity Of REDEEM PtIon,
the three tracts of land mentioned in the
Fleadings. containing respectively about IL,
% and Sc acres each and situated IA the 9Th
Nj district Of Aaury county, on the waters
of Fountain Creek. These tracts embrace
some Of the finest farming lands and some Of
the finest timbcred in Maury county. Sur
veys OF each tract viii be exhibited on the
day Of sale Lay near the Turnpike road,
aud IN an excellent neighboFho0d. Bonds
with good security required from the pur-
chaser, and liens retained until the Purchase
money Is paid Sale at II o'clock m
Oct. l6tds- J. B. STACY, G. e.
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Chancery >aIe of Valuable Property

J L. Pearcy and ais. VS. James Buford, Jr,
and ais.
Pursuant TO a decree of the Chancery Court
Of Pulaski. IN the above cause, ! will, on Sat
CrdHy, the ed day of November, 1873, sell st
public sale 10 the highest bidder ut the Court
House door in the Gown of Pulaski on 9
credit of 8, II and Is months with interest
from date aud free from tie equity of re-
demption, the house and lot mentioned IL the
pleading. situated on East Hill. near the
town OF Pulaski. This is new and beHuti-
ful home; recently completed, conveniently
arranged, with new aud comfortable kitchen
and servants room, with fine we'll Of water.
The grounds upon whicn these buildinge are
situated rich and productive, and en-
brace abOnt : acres. This il one Of the most
desirable Homes nen- Pulaski, sufficiently
convenient 70 attend TO any business in the
town Persons desiring a good home will do
well to examine this house and lot before the
day Of sale. Notes with approved security
required of the purchases and lien retained
ulgiu the purchase moi ey is paid.
Oct Z34w, }. b. STACY, c. d n.
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App0intment of Assignee.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the middle District Of Ten
nessee.
In the matter Of In
II. X. Biannan, Bankrupt Bankruptcy
To WHOM II MAY CoScERN The
undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of II. X. Bran
nan, of Pulaski, in the county of Giles,
State Of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
creditors petition, by the District Court
of said District. f. SMITRsoN,
Ocl6-3t Assignee, &c,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23

The money order vierk az the Atlanta
Postoillce Is delaailier 10 the amount OF
500, OOO. His father, who Is Post Master,
SAYS he will pay the 'iull amount
to the Government. News was received
that the clerk has sailed nom Biuns-
wick, Ca, for Cuba.
GDoes one wom "a In tifty an the low
er ara 0f her lungs with airf, is the
stern inquiry OF medical exchange.
The euisor OF the paper never heard the
voioe OF IA infuriaI,d nlotheT-iR-iaw.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23

We have just opened in our elegant
and commodious establishments q large
and well selected stock OF goods, con-
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
embracing a HANDSOME assortment Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Hates dc,
large supply of Fanssly
Grocerlee Qn9 CoHfectioner-
sea, tn GHd Hor3acars, CIT
Es9g, gCdss aud (s1sensacare.
Hdts and Cans, Boots and
'Shoes, Reddy- Made Cl0tksn0.
Cent? FurniskiaQ Gooas,
H0saerN Notions, SadaEes
Hr2Gkes, Harness,
and, in fact, everything usually found
lR the largest houses ali Of which we
propose 20 sell Is
Cheap as the Cheapest Esr Cash
or Coed Barter.
Also Agents for the sale Of
Vale Mills COrdage and Yarns
and the celebrated brands Of Flons,
Lily White. Belle OF RIehlsna
and Extra Family FIour.
Manufactured BY Messrs. \. Chesira
q Co, under the personal supervfsfsn1 81
our Mr. A G. McEiss.isk, ada vearrs1r,f.
60, 20 give satisfaction.
We viii receive constant additions In
AL lines % our already large sto..J[. md
a. We own The extensive buffdIng -
which our stQEr is situated an1 hsslsfi.- ~
rents 70 pay zs ~ dsierzsfass n b -
dsrs0la ~ Hoas.
Gail and examine and satisfy vonrs@if
that Az IA
we say +s@s
re have an extensive warehouse in
,.l.lls..- Ne Val sore Gotten and ether
preface OF OuE friends free of s.hsrge.
~. DICK y tE11Assos and ~. CO.
y. y ~ - vii oe found ready 70 vail upon
shetr old friends and customers.
A4 ksD.-Ali kinds Of eountrv
tsoSuee, for which We wiz psv -
hisiless market prices, BALE. 80. -
Or seed C.5ttcs, Fglseat. s;ovn - 49, 49,
st.sfl enc lard ssQol, Hides. Pel1-5s-,
e..fss soess, DRIED Flais. Beessss-. -
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23
THURSDAY, OCTR. %, 1873

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