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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
GaIIovs Pietv.

During the last six months the gal
lows has been busy. hundreds of men
have been executed, and in every in
stance we are told that the murderers
went TO the gallows In raptures and &C.
stacies. IL seems the greater the crime
the moro sanguine are the hopes OF the
criminal, who geneCaiiy dies glowing in
the olor of sancity, and would have the
world believe that the scaflold Is the
surest stepping-stonc 10 heaven. For
one. we have not much faith in the pie
" OF the gallows. 10 has Its fOunda-
tions solely and entirely ga seliishness,
aud q Is evident that such displays OF
repentance and faith under such circWm-
stances encourage many 10 believe that
the gailows Il the surest road 20 heaven,
and hence there Is no atrucity in the
crime which never fails 10 send him who
commits il 70 heavtn. Death-bed re-
pentanee of any sort is not worth much,
and the exercises under the gallows are
looked upon as mere mockery OF re-
ligiOn by those who cannot bring them
selves TO believe that murder is cor
tain passport % blissful Immortality.
The grace and tender mercy OF Him
who sends the rain, the snow, the storm,
the tempest, the harvest and the flowers,
Is great. But IN see Implying and re-
morseless Williams who have committed
murder OF uneNampled atrOcity, on the
scafiold showering their forgiveness On
every body, and hoisterous in their pro
fessiOns OF pure and undecided religion.
Is surely cmpugh "a shock sincere Chris
tians and 20 make skeptics of the irreli-
gious.- K5n.pAis appeal.
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Chancrry SaIp Of Yalnable Lands

James W. King & ais, Us. Lewis King & ais.
Pursuant t. a decree of tbs Chancery Court
al Pulaski for Giles county IN the above
eause, l will. On Tuesday, the 25th day of
November. 1878 sell at pa lie sale at the
late residence OF Griffin L. King, deed, on a
credit Of !, : and years, with interest from
date, the tract of about 100 acres Of land
mentioned in the Ileadings. situated in the
9Th civil district OF GILES County. and aa-
joining the lands formerly owned by LaykiR
Garden and others, being the same on which
Griffin / King lived next previous TO his
death Notes with good security required
and alien retained until the purchase money
is paid Plat and survey Will he exhibited IN
the day Of sale
Ioctas At J.B. STACY, CAM
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i'nancery Sale Of Town Lot in Old
TynnviIle


n. K. Angus vs.. A. NJ Bearden.
lB this cause, pursuant TO a decree Of the
ChancerY Court at Pulaski a. It September
term 1873 | will on Wednesday the 18th
day Of November, 1878. sell st public sale al
Lynnyiile Station 70 the highest bidder on q
credit Of six months with interest from date
and free from the. co uitv 81 redemption. ihe
town lot mentioned in the plead ngs, situs-
ted in tit town OF Old LynnVille, contain
ing about 3 or 2 acres, and adjoining the
lands formerly owned by stephen Follis on
the West, Gustavus Angus GA the East, " 3.
n. Hackney on The Soath and The Corner
vile road on the North, being the same sold
by y. r Augus III his lifetime to a. VI.
BeaTden. Bond with good security required
of the purchaser and lien retained uutii tho
purchase money is paid. Sale ut o'clock p.
oet23 4w. j. b. STACY, Q. & N.
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ChaneerV SIC Of eE.anlIs.

aaFtha T. Dodsol et all. =. Robert ". D.,d-
son. ct ais.
Pursuant 70 = decree Of the ChsncefA
Ceurt - Pulaski, al It's September term. 1873,
b tEa=ebove cause, viii. on Wednesday.
Soeerf oer -. 1875, sell At puhlic sale 30 The
hiEntz Bidder, -he PREMISES, on : credit
81 nd years. With Interest i m date,
AID tree From the equity Of resieuption. tie
lTael ahoat go acres Of land. situated ~
he 18Th eiVi, diztr e Of Giles County un
both sizes Of the Nashville q Decatur Raj
rast. hesr D0isn ms Gap. and adi0ning 81 e
lands Ct John Z. Boyd. and eihers- This
tract OF land j. well improved Smelly sstered,
rich land, fne orchard sad conveniently To-
Gated, and a4togetheT Size If ths Taest- desiF-
able farms To IT'S size IN Giles county. Bond
with good sfenritv sequirea Heia The par
chaser, and het fviaIliesi EpoB the.lano oti-
III the purehase iiiptieE is paiG. lieTsgsss
Wishing 70 exrmiue said lands can do 70 By
calling CA kiiey DodSon, near The pass.
Piatt and Survey VIII be exhibited on tlas
day of sale. sale at ~ o'clock. M.
Oct 10 ids J. b. STACY C q Al
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In ChancerY at Pulaski.
OCTOBER RULES, 1873.
T. G. Jones and others. Va. A. j. Rob,

OCTOBER RULES, 1873.
T. G.. Jones and others, Va. A. j Roberts
and others.
IN this cause It appearing TO the satisfue-
don Of tho Clerk and Master from an order
OF said Court that the defendants, Ophclia
Grimes, Rachael Grimes, Matilda Grimes,
Samuel Gill. Sarah Gill, James Everett, Al
fred Roberts, Alexander Roberts, the heirs
Of Eigah Roberts whose names and resi-
dences are unknown, and the heirs of John
Everett, whose names aud residences are IN
known, are non-Tesidents of the State OF
Tennessee, 30 that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served on them. On
motion il Is therefore ordered that puhliea-
ton be made for four weeks In succession in
the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper published
in the town Of Pulaski, in said State, Tequir-
ing the said Defendants TO be and appear on
the first day Of December next, and answer
Compliments cross bill or tho same will be
taken for confessed IA 10 them, and set for
hearing ex parte. ! b. STACY, G. a NJ.
Matthews = TalIiafero, Att'ys.
Oct. sow
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ChaneerY Sale of Land.


stAA AL anu AIS ~ - " gu Z HI ifital anu
ais.
Pursuant % a deoIee Of The Ckaneory Conf
81 PuiuSki in the above cause. will, ON
fhuT-sluy, November Goth ISIS. seh q pub-
lac sale 70 the highest bidder IN the premises
on a credit OF one and two years with inter
est from date and free from the equity of re-
demption, the remainder o. the lands be =
longing 70 the estuIe Of Samuel chapman,
dec J., amer laying OF the widows dover,
containing about Sc acres. situated in the
lssh civil district Of Giles ounty on little
dry creek, adjoining the lands Of James NJ
Parker aud Others Notes with approved
seearity redaired Of the purchaser. and a lien
retained uF tai the purchase ma ey Is paid.
Sale at L o'clock NJ ]. B. STACY,
Oct 23-4w, c. 81 NJ.
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Chancery Sale of valuable Property.
j. L. Pcaroy and ais. vs.. James Buford, Jr
md .ls

and ais.
Pursuant 10 a decree of the Chancery Court
st Pulaski in tho above cause. ! will, on Sat
Erday, the ed day Of November, 1878, sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder ut the Court
House door in the sown OF Pulaski on a
credit of ., l9 and IS months with interest
from date aud free from tie equity OF re-
dcmpton, the honse and lot mentioned in the
pleading. situated on East Hill. near the
town OF Pulaski This Is a new and beauti-
full home; recently Completed, conveniently
arranged, with new aud comfortable kitchen
and servants room, with fine we'll OF wstcr.
The grounds upon which these buildings arel
situated, are rich and pFOduetive. and EN-
brace about acres This Il one Of this most
desirable Homes nea- Pulaski, sufficiently
convenient 70 attend to any business in the
town. Persons desiring good home viii DO
well to examine this house aud lot before the
day of sale Notes with approved security
required Of the purchases and lien retained
Untin the purchase mOIcy is paid.
Oct Is 4w, j. b. STACY, c. & n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

EE We desire thus publicly to ae-
knowledge our appreciation of tlte lib
crafty of our citizens in voluntarily re
spending so promptly to orr invitation
to assist in entertaining the P:ess Assoc
citation at its forthcoming meeting on
the 18th prox. We have already had
application for more than twice the NUM-
Der of editors that win probably be in
attendance. For this generous and
voluntary liberalijy we desire 10 express
our personal and professional thanks
The city authorities have also acted
promptly, literally and appreciatiyely,
as will be seen by proceeding published
elsewhere. Now let every editor in the
State come md partake Of eur hospital
tiles. We promise them hearty
greeting from our people.
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CbapceTy Sale Of valuable Land
Isaac L. Smith and ais, IS. JoshuA c. Phelp.

Isaac L. Smith and ais, vs.. Joshua c. Phelps
aud ais.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chaneery Cou I
AZ Pulaski. in the above cause, I viii, on
Wednesday the Goth day Of November, 1878.
sell st public sale 10 the highest bidder, on
the premises On a err dit Of 1. and years
with interest from dale, except five per cent
of the purchase money which viii be required
IL cash, the tract OF about $50 acres of land
mentioned in the pleadings, sitasted IN the
sd civil district OF Gilcs county. CD the wa
tiers OF Jenkins Greek. adjoining he lands OF
Joseph b. Smith and ais. and the same on
which BeuJamin Smith lived next preceding
his death. Notes with good security required
Of purchasers. and liens retained until the
purchase money Is paid Platt and survey
Of said lands will be exhibited on the day OF
sale. [oet25-4w.l j. b. STACY, c. & n.
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable Property.
Albert Bufcrd d ais, VS.. Della Taylor 81 ais.

Pursuant to n decree Of the Chaneory
Court a. Pulaski IN the above cause, will,
on Saturday the 22nd day of NoveH Der, 1873,
sell at public sale TO the highest bidder nj the
Court House door in the town Of Pulaski,
the lands mentioned in tae pigadings, situa-
ted on ast it'll near the corporate limits Of
said town of Pulaski. en- braciIig the late res
idenee Of Dr. G. d Taylor, IN u credit OF &,
IL Is and - months with interest from date,
except cash payment OF 10 per cent which
w,ll be required ia cash. Said lands will be
divided into lot. and embrace some OF the
best haiidsHg lots near the town; fine HOil
beautifully located aud in good neighborhood.
Notes with good security will be required Of
the purchasers, and liens retained until the
purchase money II paid Plat and survey Of
said lots will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Oct. 23-4w. B. STACY, c. d NJ
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Chancery Sic OF land.
J. J Ashford aud as, y Carol Simmons
and ais

J. =. Ashford aud as. ys- Carrot Simmons.
and -ais---
ParsGa1t to "a decree o. The Chant err Court
at Pulaski in the above cause, will, on Fri
day November 2ist 1878, sell IT t'abiic safe te
the highest bidder on the premises on : cred
II Of and years With interest," from date,
the tract Of land mentioned in thu pieaaiags,
in The 18th evil GistIiet0f Giles county. CA
the waters II Susas creek. centsinlng abs.ns
1876 acres. being tlse lands belonging 10 the
estate 81 Henry g Piles, deed. Notes with
aPprosed security required OF the p6fehnSer,
and hen retained until the purchase money
Is paid. Sale at II o'clock 81
Oct ss-4W. j. 3. STACY. e. a 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

We win be greatly disappointed If
you fail 10 come on the13th to the meet
ing Of the Press Association. Our eiti-
zens expect you, and are preparing to
entertain you. Don't let the hard times
keep you away. Come to see US any
how, whether you want to join theassO-
citation or not. See the voluntary ac-
ton of our city authorities, aud remem-
Der that all OF our citizens entertain the
same sentiments towards You, and the
same desire to entertain y0s. Besides,
we want to see you ourself.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
The Panic Reaching the Work.
inc CTaSS-A Sad Saturday,

NEW York, Oct. 26.-The effects of
the late financial trouble is beginning 10
be felt by the working class. In many
trades large numbers Of operatives were
discharged at the close of the week for
want of employment, or for want of
funds to pay them. Three shoe manu-
factories closed Saturday night indefi-
nitely. The employees in one establish
nient were ordered to work at reduced
wages but the men declined to work
for wages below these established by the
Crispins' Society, aud were consequent
u discharged. Nearly every trade is af-
fecIed similarly.
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southern slavery.

An eN-Conlederstc general tells the
people OF the South that it Is cheaper to
grow their own provisions than to have
them sent from Illinois free Oi all charge,
u that We're possible; because, Ia tse
first case. they Win produce only half
n crop OF cotton which viii bring As
much money as n whole crop. whil..
they viii gain In establishing habits of
Industry, and Ia addition, by RAISING
gra.es they become independent OF no
gnanO dealers. The cheapest line of
transportation runs from tie fiel,ls and
hog-pens 20 the barns and meat-houscs
By grow ing provisions, instead OF send
Ing money ont of the country to buy
them, capital win De saved by establish
Ing manufactures, when more money
will be kept NJ home. To cOutinug
raising cotton oniy u 20 doom the fu-
ture generations OF both whites and
blacks % slavery ~ 4. Tribgac.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30
Trustees, Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed Of Trust made 70 us
by @. II. Ussery, and recorded in trust
Deed Book A, Page 500 IN the Registers Of
fee in Giles county, we willse TO the high
est bidder for cash on Saturday, November
18th lsI3, on the premises, trnct OF land
lying on the waters OF Robinson Fork Creek
10 the fifteenth civil district in Giles county
Tennessee, bounded as follows. wit: On
the North by lands Of Thos. Cribs and Mi
nor Wilkes, deed south by d. II Jones
East By n. J. VHDcleave and James Griffis,
and West by J. ID. Cannicr, eohtainir 2 by
estimation. enc Hundred and sixty-fi five
acres, being the same on which d. G.. & G.
II. Ussery now Tesidc. Sold fee from the
equity OF redemption. SAID land well inn
proved, fine timber. aud well wRteTed.
WooDsoN WALKLR,l
d. n. JoNEs, \ Trustees.
u. i. EVANS.
Oct. 80 tds.By X. A. Mitchell, Agt.
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DY WRIT UE of A Ga in my hands, issued
Dfrom the supreme Court Of Tennessee, at
Nashville ~ favor Of NJ. q. But er, Trustee
Of ". 2. Kenf edy, and against W. y. uil,
viii sell for cash az the Court House door in
the town Of Pulaski. On Saturday the sth
day Of November. 1873, the iOlloWing de-
scribed lands, being and lying in the 4th civ
q Distrief Of Giles county. on the waters Of
Sugar Geek. bounded ~ follows, 90 wit. On
the south aud West by the lands Of &. ile~-
Ter and II. J. Warren; North by the lands Of
Mrs. Waidrop; on tho East hy the lands Of
White and ais, containing by estimate 100
acFCs. Also another tract adjoining the said
leo acres. on which Is situated a store house
known - Ilammond's Store, containing by
estimation, 81 acres. Also one other tract,
lying east and adjoining the said two tracts
above, being the sAm9 purchased BY W. J.
ilill ffom Jas. A. q II. j. Warren, contain
ing 26ss acres; also one other tract adjoining
the lands known the uaiamond-s tIaet on
the North, tho same conveyed C Nd. liil
BY e 3. Matters, containing by estimation
100 acres; also enc osher tract known ~ the
CFoi. uarweh place. bounded on the West
by the Green trnets on the North By tbs
lands OF hito's heirs, and South BY the
lands Of John Warren. being she same con-
veyel % ". J. Hill by " q. s. Anderson.
assignee, eontaistng 81 estimate, ZOE aerss.
ne above lends levied upon - the property
% Nj. Ill., and wiil be sold 70 satisfy said
-. Z. A. MITCHELL,
Set. - LIS. sheriff.
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There are in the penitentuary 322 con-
Yicts; at the Sewanee mines, ia; Battle
creek coal mines, AZ; Vulcan coal mines,
AZ; on the Memphis and Padueah road,
I02; Cumberland and Ohio road, 80 ;
Hides farm, Williamson county, pick
ing cotton, Is; Ifaggard's quarry, three
miles from Nashville, IL /; total, 753.
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Chancery Sale of Lands.

John f. Westmoreland ct ais vs.. Eve Rich-
ardsnn and others.
Pursuant 10 q decrse Of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski at its SepteTu Der term, 1873
in the above eAu-e. ! will on Tuesday, No
vembeT the 18th 1s78. sell at public sale. 70
the highest bidder at the late residence Of
James ~. Richardson, deed on credit Of
/, ? and years, with interest from day Of
sale, and free from the equity Of REDEEM ptlon.
the three tracts Of land mentioned IN the
pleadings. containing respectively abont IL,
% and = y acres each and situated IN The 6th
civil district Of Marry county. 90 the vatels
Of Fountain Creek. These tracts embrace
some Of the finest farming lands and some Of
tie finest timbored in Naurv couHty. Sur
veys of each tract viii be exhibited on the
day Of sale Lay near the Turnpike road
and IN an excellent neighhoFheod. Bonds
with good security required from the pur-
chaser, and lem retained until he purchase
money is paid Sale Rt ? o'clock. m.
Oct, l6-tds. J. b. STACY. e 4 n
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EE- Some ofthe Northern papers pro-
pose to save white soldiers from the
scourge Of yellow fever by substituting
negro troops at the garTisons on the
southern coasts. A novel suggestion
considering the source. What has the
negro done TO deserve this sort Of taking
offp .r.,-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

A Massachusetts, journal declares that
Ben Butler was born sswith a silver
spoon IN his mouth" Il Is no wonder
then that lie has manifested sueh de-
sire to die with 50 many silver spoons in
his pocket Courier Journal.
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His name is Henry STUART FOoTE A..
But the GAINESVILLE Chronicle persists IN
writing il II. /. FoOTE That is a H.
L. of a way TO do, now isn't it?-C0a-
rier Journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

~ The n. Y. Nes7s favors the nom.
ination of the Hon. VIM. Allen, the late
triumphant Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio, for the Presidency in
1876. A good but premature sugges-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

Having been appointed Administrator a.
William a. A hernai liy. deed, by fhe. Comfy
Ionrt q Giles Gpauts, 81 persons holding
eiaiu4s against The estate srs notified - pre-
sent tiem O. me ioT pas meat All Indebted
to The estate sill come forward and settIe.
JAMES 4. ARERNATHY.
sict- is-4W- Aem-r.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

An old lady from the country, with
six unmarried daughters, Went into An-
gusta, Ga, the other day, hunting for
the Patrons Of Husbandry. She meant
business.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

No man can borrow himself sutof
debt. If you wish for relief you mist
work for il. You must make more and
spend less than you did while yOiI were
running into debt.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

For the first time in his life, Wander
bilt was unable last Wednesday TO sns-
tain his stock IN Wall Street.
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Chaneefv sac of La0a.

Thomas P. HarWell, - AIRY MeKairld and
ais.
PurSusnt 70 decree Of the Chaueefy C5rft
ut Pulaski IN the above eansss ] u.ll o. Sat
urday November The 22d 1875 81 public
sale so the higfest tigLrier 80 tie i,aafz House
cor I'm the tpwnssf Pslaski t4f sasl- nd sub
ieet 70 redemption die srae1 of land men
toned in the pls ndiIz stussel n Be l0th
Bradshaw Greek coDsai. ING ahous S here's
Oct. IS Nv. =. - STACY NJ
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a RIne Mondav.

NEw YORK, Oct. IL The situation in
Wall street to-day was marked by an
unsettled feeling, unfavOrable rumors
and lower values generally.
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In Chancerv At Pulaski

VOIVBEE 40 liz 80.
x. r laucy ct ~. Sarn'l A. Wilson Ct als.
q this case II appearing 70 the safisfsetiar
4 of the Clerk aud Master ir-m the Bill
wtichis sworn 10, THAI the deieniHnts. VIM.
j. L. Wilson Qslintilia Cox and her husband
49, - go Cox, airs nan-reeldenta OF the
state Of Tennas<ee- 81 that The ordinary pro
cess % ttis Cuurt cannot be served uuon
theIn- On motion it Il therefore ordered
thar publication pc made for fous weeks in
sutsses-lou Ia the Pulaski Citizen. o newsr,a-
per pubiizhesl in the town Of Pulaski ia said
State requiring the said defendants % De
and zpIear On the Grst day Of the next term
- the Chancery Corrt - he held for the
e"anty Of Giles. ~ the ceaFt Houze IN Pa
laski On the 81 Monday ID February hsxs,
aud answer compliments Bah. OF the came
vii be taken Scr confessed - 10 them. and
zet 20 hearing ax-parte.
J. 3. STACY, C. & 81.
JosHs q EEINe. Atly's. or
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IN The CircuIt Court Of Giles Counly
Sam'l GiIlum Admir-, & ais, VS.. SamT
H Mcdonald Il ais

Ii. McDOnilu x ais.
In this cause it appearing TO the Clerk of
tho Circuit Court from affidavit filed that the
defendants, Samuel II. Mcdonald, james
Mcdonald, joseph Mcdonald, Thomas Nc
Donald, Dock Mcdonald and General Nc
Donald, are non residents OF the State Of
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process OF
this court cannot be served on them. On
motion it is therefore ordered thst puhlica-
tion be made for four successive weeks In tho
Citizen, newspaper published in the town
of Pulaski, Il quifing the said non resident
defendants to be and appear before the Cir
emit Court Of Giles copnty at the term 10 be
held at the Court House in Pulaski on the
4th Monday in November next, aud plead an
swer or demur to Complainants DILL
filed in this cause, or the same viii be taken
as confessed Us 60 them, and set for hearing
ex pate. II. NJ. STANLEY, Clerk.
Matthews Il THiiRfero, soils for Complt's.
Oct 80-4w
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Tennessee Press Association.

Tennessee RreSS Association.
The semi-annual session OF the Ten
nessee Press Association will be held at
Pulaski, Giles county, commencing on
THURSDAY, NOV. 18TH, 1873.
It is earnestly requested that all the
members Of the Association De present.
Members OF the press throughout the
State, not already belonging to the As
ISOLATION, are cordially invited to attend
the meeting at Pulaski and attach them
selves 70 our organization.
10. GRIFFITH, President.
r. /. c. WHITE, Secretary.
To Papers throughout the State
please copy.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Having heen qrsiifed - adrninizsrstsr ef
fhos = Dais- deed. nqfice = hereby given.
q 81 parties indebted % his estate T. one
iarUoId and make inIarfiaie E.ayrucnt. anE
~ Persons heldiue claims saainst ihe snr1le
% percent tham duly aushenticatcd gss ne
ucnt Ei1hia the liiiza fsstseribed ~ saa -
covert- e.A CLAY
Sa1t- -S-aE- AduE,
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The Celebrated Vineyards, Or
chaTds, Wine House, Cellars,

belonging TO a. Cox, which are so iayorably
known throughout The tate. Also on same
day Rsid same terms, his one hale interest IN
tho rents in the so acre tract now occupied BY
Z. J. Cox, and upon which tract there is a
vineyard Of about scres and which is leased
10 said z. J. Cox for 5 ears from II arch 1872.
Also on saIae day st the Vineyard place on a
credit Of u months, note hearing interest
from day Of sale wiki approved security,
three mules, one tour horse wagon aud har-
ness, one dump cart, one yoke Of oxen, and
enc twO-hoTse wagon, one lot OF building
lumber also wine press 4 large wine vasks,
and several small ones, and all the necessary
aparatuSs for making wine A $50 at the
sause time and place. l vail cell FOR CASH
ahont 20Oo gallons of wine c,ade at said wine
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