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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12
Sold His Birthright for a Suit
of Clothes

Oliver Howard, a cOlored pusson who
has long infested Pulaski and who has
sunk even below the lowest Of his race
by steady devotion to his cups, was
arrested last week for yagrancy and in
decent exposure of his person Che did
not have clothes to hide his nakedness)
by City Marshall Richardson. He was
so pitifully degraded that Mr.. r. could
not find it in his heart to prosecute him
and with great magnanimity told him
that he would give him a suit of clothes
and railroad ticket if he would leave
Pulaski never to return. He accepted
the prOffer without hesitation, was fit
ted out and shipped Tuesday night
leaving his native heath with heavy
heart and tears. o, Oliver, Oliver, never
again shall we view that manly form OF
thine; thou art gone with the school
boys dream and old Ben to obscurity's
vale, leaving no trace or sign.
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Chancery Sale of Town LOT.

Z. ID. Bunch ct O. vs.. Julia Bunch e. al,
sURsUAET TO 4 decree of the Chancery Court
L for Giles comfy, Tenn, in the above cxlse
l will sell on Saturday. Nov. "A, 1874,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on a credit of l . years, with
interest from day of sale, Lots Nos 224 d 225
as, designated on the plan of the town of Pu-
laski,c Also. the lot upon which James K.
Bunch lived at the time of his death, the last
named lot having upon it some improve
ments, the other two being unimproyed lots,
ali situated in the western portion of the
town of Pulaski. near the railroad. Notes
and good security required of purchasers and
liens retained until the purchase money 5
paid. J. B. STACY, c. 81 NJ,
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For the CITIZEN.
Gibbs alias Hannah.

Mr.. EDITOR A gentleman standing
on the street last Saturday night over
heard the following conversation among
a number of cOlOred men:
No. l. Boys, did you hear de news
Gibbs is quit de publican party. He's
gone back on us. He says he's quit de
d-dest party dat ever was; an dat he
amt gwine to stop at no halfway house
neither; but he's gwine squar into de
democrat party"
No. 2. SIS dat so, sdh2 What's de
matter wild Hannah? Well; wish tC
God he'd quit fore de lection; den
we wouldn't lost Maynard
No. 3. "YOu all knows how l was
bout Gibbs. | wanted to rule him of
de track an put on some spectacle cuilud
man. If de party had took Gibbs of
an put Louis Crenshaw or Big Henry in
de field dey would a got more votes an
been more spectacle in de eyes of de
people. Crenshdw an Big Henry would
not disgraced de party by black-gar-
ding on de stump; and Mr.. Whitthong
couldn't picked so many holes in deiI
records as he did in Gibbs.' He picked
Hannah all to pieces"
No 4. "LOOk here; is de democrats
gwine to take him ?''
No. !. 81 'spose dey will; dey says
dey wants every body to jine 'em."
No. 4. "Well, if dey jest keep him
We'll bust de democrat party wide open
next time. Oats what's de matter wild
Hannah" SELAH.
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Chancery Sale of
Valuable Town Property.

G. n OrdwGy ct al. VS.. Anna b. Bramiett
and others.
DURsUAET to decree Of the Chancery Court
L for Giles county, Tenn. in the above cause
will on Saturday, Nov. IA, 1874,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder at the
court house door in the town of Pulaski, on a
credit of l, a years, Except q cash pay
ment of three per cent. on the gross amo unit
of said sale), with interest from date and
free from redemption, the town lots known
As the L. 81 Bramlett homestead lot, and the
same now owned by W. A. Malone under his
purchase at former sale in this cause. On
said lots there il situated an elegant dwelling
with all necessary Out-houses. Said lots will
be undivided 70 suit purchasers. Platt and
survey exhibited on day of sale Notes with
good security will be required of the pur-
chasers and liens retained on the respective
lots for the payment of the purchase money.
Oct. %, 1874. ). b. STACY, c. Il NJ :
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EEg- Many beautiful transparencies,
with appropriate notices and inscrip-
tiOns, were i'm the procession at the
grand demonstration last Thursday
night, too numerous TO detail, but de-
cidedly the most touching object on ex-
hibition was a master spoon borne upon
the shoulders of two men, in the bowl
OF which was a transparent coffin Ia
beled "Butler." How sad the thoughts
it engendered! What havoc the howl
ing tempest will play with the ship OF
state when Ben lets go the helm whose
spokes are made so greasy with tie
slime of his filthy hands that no other
man can hold them! What terrible
forebodings for the man who attempts
20 live in the atmosphere surrounding
the Beasts seat in the Housed How IT.
rcsurrectionahle, undigupably, unfath-
omably deep the party must be buried
when Ben can be Sided in on top OF u
and the grave smoothed over so evenly
Thou art gone, ., Ben, but thy name
shall 90 rafting and sounding down the
ages, reverberating in silvery echoes,
like the jmgling of thousand anu
sixty-tive spoons in one dish-pan.
Q, Benny, farewell! Your brethren fel
FROM Maine TO San Francisco,
And the devil is waiting to turn over mel
To the victim of this ''dam tiasco.'
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After sixteen years experience aIlu i
close observation Of all the ulherelll
cooking stoves in the market we nave Ise
conciuded and can prove and convince
tbat the Charter Oak wood cooking stove
is pre-eminently superior to any Stove
in our market. We have eeaseu y! ~
handle any common stoves, anu Nj
give our attention exclusively ~
SSaIebTated stove, and can make 1t TO the
;,,tsrest of ali to buy this stove. IL Is
iarger. heavier, smoother and more
80 SsIsome than can be found; burns less
Tood. bakes more uniformly and more
rapidly than anybOdy's stove. We ,,s sell ~
tIam Sbeap and guarantee every one OF
them TO give entire satisfaction Eas'
side square, Pulaski. ~.
novl2-2t. CLARK ~
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Chancery Sale of
Valuable Town PrOnerfv

j. Lewis ct al We " m. A. Malone ct al
DUEsUAST to decree Of the Chanccry Court
for Giles county, Tenn, in the above cause
| viii sell on Saturday, New. Il, 1874,
at public sale 20 the highest bidder, at the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on a credit until
September lat, 1875, and September Ist, SIS,
Ia equal inEtalments. and bearing interest
from date, the Town Lot known and desi9-
mated as Lot. No. IS on the plan # the town
Of Pulaski, situated on the northwest corner
Of the public square of said town, frontin ny
s. feet, So inches, and running back I65
1T, on which Is situated New Brick Store
House with two rooms unfinished, the same
familiarity known ~ the ''Aalone Block ~
Sold tree from redemption. Notes and good
security required of purchasers and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is all paid
Oct. p, 1874. J. B. STACY, c. & N.
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lhaneerE Sale Of YaInabIe Lands

Albert A. Dunrevant ct al vs.. Mary Garrett
ct 81.
DURsUANT TO decree of the Chancery court
for Giles county, Tenn, in the above
cause, will sell
On Thursday, 18TH November, 1874,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises. a credit OF l, d years, with
interest from date and free from redemption
the tract Of land mentioned in the pleadings
containing about - acres, situated on the
waters Of Buchanan's creek, adjoining the
lands of j. 7. Ezell and others, known as
the Addison Garrett Place. Notes with ap
proved security viii be required of the pur
chaser and lien retained until the purchase
money is all paid Platt and survey of said
lard exhibited on day of sale
Oct. %, 1874. j. B. STACY, c. &M
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IHave Got 1t.

Having purchased the right 20 MAUI a
fac,tire and sell the wonderful Jones q
Wilkes Patent Churn, l invite every
body TO call, examine and supply them
selves at once. 1t is the most ecOnouli-
cal, most easily cleansed, more simple
in construction and more durable th lSl
any churn heretofore offered our peop!e'
/ guarantee the churn in every partlcu-
lar, and refer TO the Honorable ana pl SG-
teal Caleb Osborne, Mayor OF Pulaskl !,
as to the pre-eminent superiority OF thls
churn. They can be had on east size OF
public square az my store OF myseiI OF
Clark Il Young, the Charter OAK oIoNe
men. [nOv. 12-lm. y. W WIZ
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Channerv Sale nf Land

Alex. A. Hall VS.. II. II. Bledsoe ct al.
nURsUANT 70 a decree Of the ChAneeTy Court
/ for Giles county in the sbove-sty led suit
will sell on Friday, Nov. q, ls74,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on = credit Of j, ? . 8 years with in
terest, free FROM redemption, the tract Of land
mentioned in the pleadiBgs, situated in the
10th civil district Of Giles county on the va
tens Of Bradshaw creek, containing about $50
acres. and the same recently sold BY Vim. p
smith to j. I. Gibson. Said lands will be
sold in two OF more lots 20 suit purchasers
Plztt and survey exhibited on day Of sale
Notes with approved security required and 3
lien retained until tho money Is paid. Per-
sons wishing TO bay lGnds would do we'll TO
examine these before the day Of sale.
!. B. STACY, Q. s. u.
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Z A N . S ALE
In Giles County Court.
- L ALsL NJ

IN tiles county DouFt.
James =. Alternately and Others vs.
Mary 4. Alternately and Others.
IN pursuance Of an order Of Giles County
L Court in the above eaIire, y i'll sell
On Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1874,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, q
tract of 100 & 41-l6Oths acres, (platt and
survey exhibited on day of sAle), being 10
the 9Th civil district of Giles county, on the
waters Of Chicken creek, about miles west
of Pulaski, il being part of the dover tract
of Mrs. VIM. D. Alternately, decd, adjoining
the lands Of John Amis, decd, John T Steele
james B Short and others. Said land con
tains much valuable timber.
TERNs-Crsdit Of l. ? a 6 years with inter
est from day OF sale, except cash payment
Of 10 per cent. Notes with approved securi-
~ viii be required for the purchase money
and lien retained for the payment of same.
Oct, p, 1874. II. r. AYMETT, Clerk
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We Have done nnr nntr

II all our debtors don't come up and
pay IN ten days, we will make YOU De so.
DON'T want TO do anything wrong. BUT
THIS MUST BE DONE. Now, friends, Won
do. Rom SUM-, C. O. Ou
It. and |. L. SHAPARD
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CE- Our friend, Jno. II. Woodbridge
lectures on Success in Life" at Column
bia tomorrow night, and thence will
make an extensive tour OF the South
and West. John was one of the truest
coufederates that ever shOuldered 4
musket, and having been deprived of
sight at the battle of Perryville, resorts
TO the lecture field to earn living. His
"Success in Liie' is a rare production,
and will make the listener laugh till he
cries. Let everybody go to hear him,
and let everybody take good care OF
him in his wauderings alone and in the
dark, for he is one of natures noble
men, besides being an unfortunate blind
confederate.
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ChaneerY Sale Of Valuable Lands

c. E. Barnett, 4 DIN, VS.. Jos. A. Carutb a. nj
DURsUAET TO 9 decree of the Chancery Court
L for Giles county, Tenn in the above
cause, ! will sell at pablo sale,
On Tuesday, 18th November. 1874.
to the highest bidder, on the premises, and
Tree from redemption, on a srediI OF l and 3
years, with interest from dry of sale, except
cash payment Of 800, the lands mentioned
IN the pleading, contain ng about 80 acres,
situated in the 4th civil district of Giles
county. on the waters of Little Shoal creek,
adjoining the lands of VIM. Smith. D. h.
Dollins and others. Piatt and survey Of
said lands will be exhibited on day of sale.
Notes with good security required and lien
retained ntil the purchase money is paid.
Oct. p. 1874. j. B. STACY, G. d M
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EB- Col. TheO. II. Gibbs, surnamed
"Hannah," the same who experienced
the ingratitude of his party in the late
election, has, we understand, severed
his relations with the RAIDS, and says 'it
won't no more do to trust in spite o
hell" He says he don't do things hall
way, and we may confidently expect
him hereafter to be bright democratic
light. He may not try TO hide his light
under a bushel, but we expect that il he
wanted to he could conceal it very nice
ly under a matchbox.
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= AN ID 3 ALE

In Giles County Court.
VIM T Sheriff. ct al vs.. Z 5b't a Sheriff. ct al
\ pursuance of an order Of Giles County
L Court in the above cause, l will sell
On Friday, Nov. 10, 1874,
to the highest bidder, Cd the premises, q tract
of 100 & 25-l6Oths acres, situated in the 10th
civil district Of said county on the waters of
Bradshaw creek, and belonging to the estate
Of Joshua Sheriff., decd, adjoining the lands
formerly owned by Gabriel Worley, John
Huckaby and others.
Transferable of !, 2 8 years with inter
est from day of sale, except 8 cash payment
of 10 per cent. Notes with approved security
required and q lien retained for their
payment. IL. Il. AYAETT, Clerk.
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ChancerN Cnnrt

ms Court adjourned last Saturday
a,oeI sitlln one month. a LARGO
i ,',io'ai OF business was transacted. 81
tojiS55 Siy lIiat we have to postpone a de-
NtIIeu account OIL IL until nco,f well
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~ The editorial staff of the CITIZEN
has been smoking cigars and feasting on
fruits aud nuts from Mr.. III. w. smith s
grocery and confectionery establish
mCnt, which is always advertised in this
paper, and where our friends are direct
ed for such supplies. Henry is push
ing and accommodating merchant.
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Chancery Sale of Valuable Lands.
Jas. c. Alternately, Admir-, VS.. Walter Rar-
well ct 81

well ct 81.
DUKsUAET TO decree of the Chsneery Court
L for Giles county. Tenn, in the above cause
! will sell on Wednesday. Nov. IS. 1874.
to the highest bidder at public sale On the
premises, and free from REDEMPTION, on a
credit of q years with interest from day
OF sale, except cash payment of 1900, the
tract of land mentioned in the pieadinCs.
containing l5415 acres, situated in the 10th
civil district Of Giles county, on the waters
of Bradshaw's creek, adjoining the lands of
7. P. Harwell, Bud Erwin and others, and
the same upon which VIM. A. Alternately
lived at the time of his death, being the re-
mainder of said lands after laying of the
widows dover. Notes with good security
required of the purchaser and liens retained
for the payment of the purchase money
Said lands will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. PlRtt and survey exhibited ut sale.
Oct. %, 1874. J. B. STACY. G. & M
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CB- A notable feature of the illumi-
nation Thursday night was Mrs. A. G.
McKissack's brilliant display of lights,
and the ingenious arrangement of them
so as to form the name of our distin-
guished Senator elect, LOGAN. 1t was
a most fitting compliment to Judge Lo-
gan, and illustrated the patriotic senti-
ment, rs well as the exquisite taste and
ingenuity of his fair friend.
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IL The next morning after the DEM
Ocratic jubilee in Pulaski several OF our
colored Inhabitants were trying to sell
their effects to enable them to move
north, saying ode niggers is gwin' to be
put back into slabeTy, shore, and Use
gwin' to leabe here, hOneyi"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

e. The citizens of Marshall county
warmed" their new court house last
Thursday night. The job was compile
ted and paid for that day, and on that
evening grand ball was given in honor
Of the Crow Brothers, who had so faith
fully and efficiently performed their du-
ty. 1t is represented to have been a
grand affair
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TRUSTEE'S SAFE.

DY virtue Of q Iced of Trust made to rs by
ID G. II. Cssery and recorded in Trust Deed
Book A, page $50, in the Registers office in
Giles county, We viii sell to the highest bid
der for cash,
On Saturday, Nov. l4th, 1874,
on the premises, tract Of land lying on the
waters OF RobertsoI's Fork Creek, IN tie
18th civil district of Giles county, Tenn,
bounded north by the lands of Thos. Grifis
and Minor Wilkes, decd, south by D. h.
Jones, east by n J. Vancleave and James
Griffs, and west by J. D. Cannier, contain
ing by estimgtion los acres, being the same
on which d. G.. & G. II lUssery now reside.
Sold free from the equity Of redemption
Said land is well improved, timbeTed and
wateTSd.
wooDsoS wALKER,l R. a. MITCHELL,
d. II. JoNEs, Agent
r. /. EVANS, J Trustees.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DURsuANT to an order of the County Court
Il of Giles equity in the cause of John e.
Young ct al vs.. W. ID. Aymett ct al, will,
On Saturday, Noe. "A, 1874,
sell on the premises TO The highest bidder,
2O2A acres, being the lands belle nging 20 the
estate Of Dann Abernaty, decd, miles east
of Pulaski on the the Pisgah aud Fayette-
vile road. The land viii be sold in one or
more tracts to suit purchasers, and platt and
survey exhibited on day of sale.
transferable OF a years with interest,
except cash payment OF per cent. Notes
with approved security required of purchas-
ers and liens retained for their payment
Oct. Is, 1874. II. II. AYAETT. Clei k.
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Quorum Court.

TN. Topp was qualified administers
tor. of the estate of Jas. Buferd, 81.
decd. bv Quorum Court Monday.
Jno. ". Mitchell, deputy sheriff, ten
dared his resignation, and wallace w
Gordon was appointed in his stead
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

q Our friend Henry Smith has
some curiosities on exhibition at his
store. A potato represents a perfect
rat, head, body and tail, and another a
young gosling. He has inSeniously fit
ted them mp with legs, eyes &C., and
made them perfect limitations.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

The friends who have subscribed to
the new Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church at old Lynnville, are notified
that the work of building is now in pro-
gress, and we need the money to paw
for it. Please pay to the undersigned
Immediately, if possible.
F J. TYIER
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A most excellent Bradberry instru-
ment, is offered for sale at great bar
gain rather than move it long distance.
fseplO-tf.l Apply to Mrs. n. Cox.
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Special Notice

All watches that have been in my
house for more than twelve months
since the repairs have been made will
be sold for charges If not called for by
the LIST of December next.
f. WINSHIP,
Matchmaker 81 Jeweler.
Pulaski, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1874. At
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EB- Giles county people have been
living and dying and swearing by the
CITIZEN for 10 these many years, but
now they use it to parse from in Martin
College. Verify, grammars are now
OVershadOwed
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~ Messrs. r. b. & II. G. Crow an
nounce themselves prepared to take and
execute all manner OF building. Read
their card and their Lewisburg recon-
meudation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

Is Rev. DR.. r. II. Rivers left yester-
day morning for Bowling Green. XIV.
where he had been invited to lecture be-
fore the Female College
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

- Mai. W. =. Sykes was in the CITY
yesterday. Maj. Sykes delivered a
speech at Murfreesboro several weeks
ago said to have been the best of the
canvass.
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A ii aines Bros piono

one OF the best Instruments manufac-
suEeu IN America, right new. unsoiied
anu IN perfect order; will be sold ar a
great bargain. Apply at this otfice IF
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~ An old man, seemingly 90 wears
Of age, was caught by one OF Pulaski,s
demimonds to che tune Of 500 Tuesday
night. lie was old enough TO be sharper.
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L a N D 3 A LII

- ~ - - -
In Giles County CoG-t.
Jas. N, Dickson, Administrator, vs.
jesse J. Reed ct al.
IL Pursuancs OF an order Of Giles County
L Court in the above cause, / will sell
On Tuesday, Nov nth, 1874,
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, . tract
Of about 80 acres OF land, being the home
stead Of R0b't Dixon, decd, situated in sth
Ct vil district oE Giles county, on the waters
OF Buchsnanis creek, adjoining the lands OF
J. II. NevEill, Geo. z. Suttle, S. d. Jlsek
and Others, and on which there is = good
dwelling, out-housos. &c
TEEEs- Credit Of { u month with inter
est from day Of sale, except cash payment
Of 10 per cent. Notes and approved security
required for ths purchase money and q lien
retained for tbs payment of the same
Oct -, 1874. II. II. AYMETT, Clerk.
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In 1872 Pulaski went republican ,,
h.. "a majority. In 1874 she went DEM
o - by 60 majority. 4 democratic
cain of 70 votes OF about l21a per cent
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A few pairs or trios of Bronze IGr-
KEYS. either spring or aged, LOT sAi g
weighing when grown from % 10 ~
pounds. Apply to
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~ Our space on the inside Is sona-
what limited this week on account of a
pressure of ads, -
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BlOOded Stock for Sale.

On the lSt Monday in December Next
I viii sell TO the highest bidder on the
square in Pulaski my
BIOOded Stallion Jasper
And = Fine JACK
OSs-ln j. W. VAUGHN.
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II The weather las been oppressive
ly warm during the past week. CanSo
every body donned their flannel tie
week before.
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~ A very heavy rain, with tbundar
and lightning, visited this region Tnes-
day night. 1t seemed to be heavier
north OF this.
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~ Rev. DIR. Il II. Rivers will pre,cb
at Elkton next Sunday.
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For Sale Cheap.

Ny old reliable family horse, Joe.
johnson, who can live and keep fat on
less than 4 calf would eat, will be sold
cQeap for cash OF barter.
u L. ". ACCoRD.
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gOral gtws.

tB Several of our lawyers are i,
Nashville attending Federal Court -
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- Tax Collector VIM. G. Lewis is
sues his utti"dtan this morning. Things
is got to dance.
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NOTICE.

~ R. WILKINSON'S FARM FOR SALE
L = at greatly reduced price FOR CASH or
on good terms. n5tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

l.. W. MeCoRD, Editor and Manager
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

THURSDAY, ;: NOV'R. l2, 1874
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-12

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