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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05
Cheering.

ON the 10th instant . large number
AZ fhe friends and advocates 81 the
Sionsrhis a Knoxville Railroad assem-
l,i'.j n Pulaski and took high ground
f,,. the success of the enterprise. us
finguished gentlemen weEf present loA a
eii5ss and other counties east ana Ne-s
~ Pulaski. The people OF Giles county
and especially those of Pulaski are anN-
ions ana willing 70 aid the CONSTRUCTION non
ofthe road, asl8 VIII do their Whole auly
a., a.. nrepaises. 4 vote VIII socn pc
tal,en in the corporate limits Of l'uiasAl
"a deteruline whether or not her elti1ehs :
shsll extend aid to the amount 81
go 600 to the road. This proposi tion'
h ~ were rightly informed whlIe
tbere on the llth, is certain g carry, -
sSsrc are only a few persons IN the Place
Mo onnoSe il. Our friends along the
Sne ri the road from this point east %
Tennessee River can rest assured ina; St
| GILES and Lawrence counties VIII 10
what is right in this matter, anu ', aSS
can work with the assurances lu 49,, -
viii come from the Intelligent eitiIel4'
along the line of the road east Oh Ten Ten
pessee river. Let the officers OF the e COZ,
paay have all the assistance possinl'
and the ears win soon be running pe
tween Henderson Station and Bolivar
- Belfrdr BuiietiR.
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Real Estate Transfers.

C. Osborn to J. D. Flautt, part of
town lot, 9TH dist, $50.
J. d. Flautt to C. Osborn, town lot,
9TH dist, $1,000.
w. n. McMillion to +. Lancer, 300
acres, 18th di t, $500.
J. B. Stacy, Trustee, to j. r. johnson
1853 acres, 9th district, $4, 2G9: so.
J. R. johnson to J. b. Stacy, 1853
acres, 9TH district, 81 ,2e9: so.
G. 6 Nj. to robert Holland, 22O1s acres
10th dist, $2,10O.
G. & NJ. to Alex Finnon town lot, 9th
dist, 5000,
c. e NJ. to A. J. Lewis, 1877 acres, 9th
district, $2,s2S: 81.
w. c. Flournoy, to A. P. Clark, 9
acres, 18th dist, $3.50: Sc.
5. X. to c. I. Orr, 60 acres, 10th dist,
81, 600.
J. S. Childers TO w. H. Lancer, So l-5
acres, 9Th dist, 81 600.
R.M. Bearden to P. }. Hollis, 516
both dist, $50.
III. Taylor to Davis Moore, III acres
4th dist, $lG6: 90.
Mr.. Williams 10 Alex Tinnon, LIT
acre, 18th dist, SO.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Rf virne Of vendi axponas irsued 70 ne
- from the Circuit Court Of Gales County,
l viii offer for sale to The highest bidder. Tor
cash, at the Court House in the tnWn Of Pm
laski, on the l4th day Of March, 1874, the
undi vided one firth remainder Interest Of
John W ScTuggs. IN and TO the tract OF par
eel Of land allotted 90 Sarah ScFuggs, ~
dover ia the real estate Of Geo. ID. soruggs,
decd. his Interest being one-nhh IN said
land. containing one hundred acre., ami
bounded on the north BY Flk River on the
east By A. J.. Glaze, south by W. + sxiney,
west by W. lansed and the iand hclong-
ing 10 f. ID. Bowers decensod said land
lying in district No 2, Giles County. near
Eikton levied On aud will be sold a. the
property Of Jshn W scruggs, 10 taiisfy said
vendi exponas. Two Ia favor Of W. J.
RiaewHy, aud one ia favor Of 7. W. Nave,
his 18th February. lsT4
X A MITCHELL. Sheriff.
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Nm. EDIToR:-Iioase announce to the Pee
pie that am a candidate for County Court
CLERK Of Giles county, and viii be glad 10
receive their votes. II elncted will perform
the vArioRs duties of said oliice 70 the beat OF
my ability. WILLIS fiossroN.
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Mr.. stoddert's Lecture.

Rev. Mr.. Stoddert lectured to a good
audience at the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday night upon the subject of
'Success in Life 10 review his lecture
at length would consume mere time and
space than we can spare just at this late
hour, and to say that it was we'll writ
ten, well delivered and well received,
would not do it justice. II was logical,
incisive, eloquent and witty by turns.
Its manner, matter and makeup were
all peculiarly Mr.. Stodderts, and
abounded in wisdom and wit. The Jee-
ture was for the benefit of the Presby-
terrain Church in this place.
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suing election.
We are authorized 10 announce RoB'T Nj.
scoGoIN candidate for Tax Collector of
Giles county at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Ernest
Meredith n candidate for Tax Collector at
the ensuing election
We arc authorized to announce J. z. g.
REED q candidate for Tax Collector of Giles
county at the ensuing election.
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wonldn,t Ftght that Way.

About she commencement of the war
Judge Rice made a speech in South
Alabama, in which he said that the
Southern soldier could whip the Yam
KEGS with pop-guns. Since the war he
CHANGED to make another speech at
the same place.
A big, douhled=jointed fellow was
present who heard and remembered the
former speech, and being in no amiable
frame of mind, concluded to 60 for
Sam.
Rolling up his sleeves and popping
his fist in the palm of his hand, he pro-
pounded the fearful question:
"Sam Rice, didn't you make speech
here in 1861 90
Il did," said Sam.
"And didn't you say we could whip
the Yankees with pOp-guns ;"
Certainly l did, but the rAscals
wouldn't fight us that way
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She,.ims Sale

by virtue of An order Of saio issued 10 mo
ID from tie Circuit Court OF Giles County,
will Oder Cor sale 20 the highest bidder for
each. a. tlle court house door En- Pulaski, ON
March 18th. 1874, W ) II R0we's undivided
interest in a tract of7aud formerly owned By
Elenza Rowe IN district Ne. D, Giles county,
Tenn. and bounded north by n n steVorson
and = iiellou. west BY Miles kowe, south
by Alfred kowe, east ~ VIVA Sfoyen-on con
sisting Of 81 acres, the same interest being
enc hfth, and portion % the Same j. en-
numbered with lower Of MFz Fork o. for
msrly AFz Rowe. Levied and will be ssd
81 the property % j II Rowe 70 satisfy
said vendi exp0Eas IN favor % T. w Nave, uze
Of q g Jone- s. MtTOnELL, sh n.
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Attachment Notice.

Aoier MeCleilnnd ~. Ell Ames.
4 n this case n esos MeClelland made an
, Wit that Eli Ames was Justly indebted TO
him so for board ,sndthat be had nbsooisded,
gone 70 parts nBknewn, and said McC LELAND
gave bond a. required by law Ia original At.
tRehment issued, and levied upon a box Of
tools. aud this il 80 notify Eli Amer. 60 APP
pear before me ~ my Office near Bethel lies
Conntys Tennessee. at o'clock en- Saturday,
the 9TH day Of March, ls74, and defend the
Hction thus commenced, otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with exparte This Jan
Esd, 1874. J lSEPH 5. EDHUNDSON
Justice of the Peace in Civil District No. 8.
Feb. l9th, lsI4. - Gilcs County, Tenn.
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Cotton Shipments.

Our clever friend Capt j. H. Bard,
Agent, furnishes us with the following
statement of cotton shipments from
Pulaski depot, commencing October
4th and ending February oath;
October, 6S2 November, 2,014; De-
eember, 2,54s January, 2,6l7; Febru-
airy, Ito 24th), 1865. Total, 9,428.
The shipments from other depots
(Which we expect to be able to publish
soon) will probably throw these figures
up to u, 600. Then, after making some
allowance for cotton raised in other
counties and sold I'm Pulaski, it is sup
posed that some three or four thousand
bales still remain in the county unsold.
These twelve thousand bales have
brought into the county near million
of dollars, and the portion yet to be
sold, at iair price, will add some two
hundred and fifty thousand more.
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a Detinitton of an Editor.

We have seen many definitions OF
many names, words and phrases, out
the following of an editor. given by
Josh Billings, Is about the osst ever
encountered:
An editur is male being whoze ouz-
iness Is TO navigate nuze paper. he
writes editorials, grinds out poetry IN
serts deths ana weddings sorts cut
manuscripts keepsa waste nasAetl a.ie
blows mp the devil, sG ' li.'' Sls /.
,ites neot,les battles, sells hiz paper Tor
! dollar and so cents a year, takes white
beans and apple sass for pay when ne
can git il, RACES large Iamilys Mof -
- ft0nrs out of every a4i knows ~
SUNDAY, gifts damned byeyeFy co. go
1 onee in a while whips by sep! ss, -. y
lives poer, dies nllddis age, snd oilet
] broksn hearted, leaves no mopnys
awarded for life oy toll vita s''es
49, tree obisasry pnd in the n0ze pa
oers. Exchanges please copy
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House and Lot for Sale

In pursuance Of decree OF Gilcs County
Court, in the clause Of John Sullivan "a.
Owen sullivan and others. will, on Satur-
day the i$th day o. March next, sell to the
highest bidder, before the Court House door
in the town of Pulaski, en- credit OF six
and twelve months with interest from data,
a store house 10 which is attached an acre OF
ground, more or less, lying south OF the cor
porHtion Of Pulaski, on the north bank Of
Richland Creek, and between the railroad
depot and bridge, and though which the
railroad runs, Il being the place occupied by
Michael Grady ~ store At the time Of bis
death. Notas with approved security viii
DC required Of the perehasers and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money l. paid.
u. n. ANNETTE,
Fob. l7th, 1874. Clerk Glles County Court
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We are authorized to announce JoHN W.
DYER a candidate for TO election TO The Office
of Register of Giles county Mt the ensuing
glestIOu.
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Sheriff Sale

II I sirtua Of orsiefa - safe issued q me
- from the Iircut Court Of Giles I ounty,
] viii offer for sale o. she highest hidAer fis
cash. ut the Court iionso deas Ca the town Of
Pulaski, on the u D day % harch 1874, tbs
following described real estate toROthsr with
all imProvenei u thereon, sitnated to-wit:
lying west e Pulaski Misunderstanding COM
pauy, and described a. follows. To- wit: Be
ginning AZ stake and running ia = north
ernly diroctiou one hundred aud five feet
20 stake, thence west two hundred aud
eighty Eve fee, 20 = take thence south ons
one hundred and i've feet 70 a stake tlIanco
east two hundred aud eighty-fve feet 90
the beginning and supposod % contgin ojlo
acre levied on ~ the property ~ Prince I'd
ward thrills, 20 satisfy said order 81 sale Ia
favor Of A. II. Hurley, Adm'r. This lTth
Of February, 1874
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SheriR s Sale

by vir'no Of an order OF sale issued 70 me
ID from the Circuit Court of Hos County
! will offer for sale 70 hiRksat bidder for
cash, at the Court House door In che town
Pulaski, on the 1slh day Gf March, 1874.
W. A. J. Rowe's interest N trHct Of land
IN the 29th civil district Of Giles County
Tennessee, aud bounded west by Miies Rove
and Neal iioliun, south by Alfred Rowe,
east by W. n Stevenson. north ~ VIA.
Tucker. containing 70 acres more or las,
Said interest cenrista Of one-nfth, aud said
land er portion Of the same is incun Der
ed with dover. L. led on and will be ssid
a. the properly of W } Rove 20 satisfy
said vendi uxponi IN favor Of GriseAhy, DBn-
want d Co. Thu i7th day Of Feb, i6I4
X. A. MITCHELL sheriff,
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NO .
OrieinaI Attaohemenf.-
~ % TENNEssEE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Giles County.
Jas H. Keeling ~ W B. Ingram.
\ this cEase Il appearing By affidavit that
L the defendant, W, B. Ingram. Is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff. and has removed
himself out ef the County prisateiy, and his
residence is now unknown, 50 thai the ordi-
nary process % law cannot &c served on him.
and an original attachment having been
levied on his pre- perry property, IL Is there
lore ordered that publication Be made in the
Pulaski Citizen. n newspaper Published in
weeks, commanding the said W b. TRgram
% appear before me OF some other acting
1ustiee Of the Peace. at my Office in the
Court House, ia Pulaski. Giles County, on
the u day Of April. 1874. and make defence
70 said suit against him, or it viii b proceed
Feb. s0th. 1874. J. p. Giles County
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Sheriff sale.

Df virtus oil sensi expnnas iaaae1 % me
ID fr6fsi fAe gifcuit fsBTi - GiiIee soaut5, !
sill ofizF Tor sails 90 tka higheist bidsisF. for
csasil. 10 iha coast house duof ui tEiaski, on
March lsth. iszf enc trsst ~ isEEc'a a land
lying 10 the i5th district - sii.ss county !,
on hohorzuHis York creek. eaHlaiesl east -
lho isu1s - r 4 wilkes and y suos Wiikes.
dog q. north b Jue Q walker aad FfanS
Henry, souts - John Enssln afld ainof
Wiikess dee'd. west - lands fofInaIlF eHna.f
~ John walker. - nnd the LAID. IS ~ &
Cox, containing aeeHt 80 ezfea- isFiee on
- the FF. nerty II = n Cox = satisfy szid er-
.sia - Z. 4. sir ~. sig.
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Prospect VS.. Tuurn.

Both parties to the unfortunate cor
respOndence between Tuum and Pros
pect have announced their determina-
ton to say nothing more, and we are
glad of it, for this determination on their
part win obviate the announcement OF
such determination on or part. The
correspondence has already been carried
too far, and we could never think of
permitting another word upon the sub
jeeG through our cOlumes from either
that they have had spat
about
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

R1 virtue ~ q yepdi expouas issued g. me
~ from he Circuit Court % fsiise county.
"a us offer for saie - the hiase-t bidder for
cash. 81 the cesiEt honse door in Pulaski, Gu
March i4ih, ie74 jnekson t'aisissil'- inter-
"a "a tsat - Lad Is dfHErfzt NO =, tfiiaa
county. Toan. hossaflrd north by " King.
east b lieu % buFne roHth By " A nuuuas
yAiit aud othefr, west IS kEeli. contai Hing
zds sores, nssre Ices. Levied aH and siil
be sold - thc property % 1aekss0 caldwell
g. satisfy ssisi seudi expcnas ia Aver 81 =
k@inR. u, a. MITCHELL, Hh'd.
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Onorum Conrf.

/. J. Hickman was granted letters OF
administration upon the estate of Mrs.
Mary w. Fry and the estate of Mrs Ell
yira Hickman by Quorum Court Mon
day.
Jas. r. London was appointed guar
dian of Kansas A. Bray and others.
T. Mclean was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Mrs. Sallie Ridley
Mclean, decd.
The will of w. T. Adams was admit
ted to probate.
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The Boston Advertiser says the stu
dents OF Harvard College have voted
not TO participate in the proposed inter
collegiate literary contest. they are
o,,ite rirht. II they are 70 aequit them
selves with credit ut the great Saratogs
toatrace. they have 10 time % devote
70 literary contests, or to literature ia
any -C0aTler-J0srRdt
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J.. W McCORD, Editor aud Manager,
l.. ID. McCORD, Local Editor.
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Runaway.

A horse attached TO a buggy frum
Wells stable ran away yesterday morn
ing up the branch from Childers' tan
yard. He got his foot hung over the
shaft, which caused his fright. Mr..
Frank Allen, of Corinth, Miss, was
in the buggy, but got out before the
horse started to run. The buggy was
badly damaged.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

Prof. Bryant, the murderer Of Mr..
Steele, sentenced to be hanged at this
place the 10th Of April, was brought to
Pulaski last Monday. He expresses
himself as ready and willing to die, and
wishes all his friends to come and see
him before he is executed.
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In ChaneerY at Pnlaskt

Z. Elmaassaa. cen's' g. $. As.iiadA
Widen and otksra.
I n this eausf ) appearing g the -siasfacs.,1s
Il the Clark 4 Master iron alaa.sFil ais.t
that IL seeadanfz. AartAa EofA. I. lk
Tkornaapl. and AeoFs Is Hsad1rsra,
are nes-Fesiaant o. the stats % st'auslrssl
% Dat fse ardinarr pFQesss 81 lfls lourf
cannot ~ nsTsa.l eu thoH Ia Inctias Is =
tI,-lsfsrs ss.fs1ad that pIzbileation ID nla-La
-, f',.-r .rssta ia stiorc1aian is ths falaaki
fslfi--1s. 4 ncasrarss zubIszhri IL the lesB
81 rglaskf, 20 said ssst1, FaellIlaE as $40
dosandznts 70 BE and afsfsssF % tie drst t4S
~ tha next terrr u tee IhanecFT Ceii7t - -
fiaid faF he coauty 81 aiies. A. lbs 2oaft-
haaso u fuiaaki. on the efd Monday la
Ne4ah next and suager eoEaTlainai.'a nsil,
or tiss SANE aill b. takea for confessed a. %
them and 81 Tor hearing eE- PaHte-
sl2 J. B. STACY = n
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Regular services at the Cumberland
Church each Sabbath by
Brew. b. NJ. Taylor, the pastor in charge,
til O'Clock, A. NJ, and 1880, 7. NJ
Sabbath School at O'Clock, A. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
II IN
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Sheriff. Sale.

by yirtne Of vendi "a ,nnas lssaed te me
- hom the Circuit CanTt ~ Giles cennty, I
wtli offer fer sails - the highest lsiddaf 81
g. zh, a. lhe court b. nre fieof "a ssalaski, "a
March lflh ie78, ~ a q : n A3nHr4Fay' i
interest M tract ~ land u he sath dlstHet
IT Giles e.,nnty, TsUs. aonHaod aoutk and
west by Wm fucker, noTth ~ Les Slnstk,
east b. ias u IiuerY, Containing s. acraS.
more o. les Levied On aud slii b. said ~
thc property ~ " A A " Aeaiafssy %
ssti-fy szid ezifunas In favor IS Z Il JnBss.
f-ls X. a. Nat GHEf.i.. sh'd.
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At a meeting of Blooming Grove Sunday
School March LIST, 1874, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted in re-
gard to the death of our Secretary, THOMAS
G. MARKS =
WHEREAS, Our much beloved brother and
Secretary, T. GRANDERsoN MARKS, has been
removed from US By death, and
WHEREAS, Our neighborhood has lost one
of its most amiaLle citizens, the Sunday
School one of its most faithful and Jealous
laborers and friends, the Church one of her
purest and brightest lights therefore, be it
Resolred, That it is with deep sorrow that
we part with our brother and Secretary, but
VIC sorrow not as those without ho e.
Resozre1, That We strive to emulate his
meek and virtuous examples and meet him
through Jesus merits in the climes of bliss
full immortality.
ReSo5Ued, That a copy of these resolutions
be furnished the Pulaski CITIZEN and Nash
Vile C1ristian AdUoeate for publication.
q. A. HoPKssss
DOCK McCLENDoN, Con-.
CHARLES WoRsHAM,l
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tG- Several weeks ago n man named
Audersou'P. Andrews stole horse from MI
Try, Of Lynnville, and was apprehended and
Identified at Shelbyvillo one day last week
de had previously been known TO steal a
Aorso, and has confessed 20 the theft OF 3
watch since. he was brought 70 this count,
20 p lna..
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r. "CrrIzEN's'' article, though it
,uuscends eur limit, is SO well written,
handles the subject SO practically and
'cn,ibly, and is withal 50 nicely pre-
pared for the hands Of the printer, that
We feel compelled to publish it next
week. In the meantime We and our
printers and readers would be glad to
bear FINN the same Eonrce frequently.
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Mr. Baird was found with his body
living on a fat rock on the margin OF
the creek and his head hanging down
i'm fifteen inches of water. 1t was his
custom to go early to the barn across
the creek to attend to his feeding, and
Il is thought that he had started for
that purpose under misrepresentation
of the time of night, and stopped on
the rock alluded to, which was near the
foot-log, to battle painful and fever
ish boil on his nose from which he had
been suffering, and which perhaps
caused his wakefulness, and while in
the act of bathing, tainted and fell.
Tie had previously had two Of these
hinting spells. Some believe he was
laboring under mental abaration on ae-
count of financial troubles, having had
large security debt 70 fall upon him
recently; but while it is true that he
was greatly distressed on this account
the circumstances prove that his death
was altogether accidental. Mr.. Baird
had been o lifelong resident of Cor
nersviIie, . successful merchant ana
an honored and much loved christian
.f,tsen. He had amassed o hapds9me
og,une sud in his old age and deerepi-
me was the subject Of great sympa-
tbv q. account of his late misfortnnes
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

~ Col. Thos. Moore and wife, an
bid and honored resident of Williamson
county, spent several days among his
relatives here last week, en- route to Ar
kansas on a visit. He was the guest OF
the families OF Hon. Thos. NJ. Jones
and Mrs. c. III. Carter.
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"a Monday was glorious day for
the CITIZEN. We furnished receipts 20
nearly hundred subsI, aosfs tiis.' uSl /.
Our young friend Clay Mei'Aur,he O
Prospect handed in fOrty-threS III one
batch, and uncle John Tomlin eleven
and they came in ones and twos all day
Other clubs are being made at various
points, but Prospect and Elkton are IN
the lead. These two lists are about
equal
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DED-Yesterday morning at six
o'clock, near Vale Mills, an infant
daughter of Henry d. Puryear, aged
about one year. The little sufferer
had been preceded about six months
by her mother and only two months by
brother, the former with consumption,
which had been entailed upon the sub
ject of this announcement.
DIED.-At his residence, 5 miles east
of Pulaski, on Thursday, February Goth,
of inflammation of the brain, Mr.. CRANE
ERsoN MARKS aged 2G years last October.
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Notice.

Having sold ont our stock and closed
business we are under the necessity OF
calling upon our customers TO come up
aud settle. Until the first of April
either OF us win receive and receipt for
monies due us. After the lst Of April
our accounts will be placid in the hands
o vi officer Cor collection.
>spectnny, J. IL. CLARK,
m :. W. HAYNIE Ross.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

We are authorized TO announce j i. II. Pan
ElE a candidate for Tax Collector at the en-
suing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

~ \ young man at the banquet the
other night, who did not belong 10 the
order Of knights Templar, remarked
while standing rubbing the wall with
bis back and biting his finger-naiis Tor
amusement, while the richly~appsreled
Knights promenadeI by with the young
ladies', that he now appreciated the feel
lng' Of a civilian at country dance
turing the war when a soldier took his
ga fron him,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

We arc authorized to announce HENRY N.
STANLEY u candidate for recollection to the
oiics CT Circuit Court Clerk of Giles county
at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05

Our clever young friend Atwell Fogg
brought us a mess of Irish potatoes
raised this season. he ate the first from
his patch Lass Saturday. This is two or
three months ahead Of anybody in the
potato line. Who can beat itg
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05
YioIln rorsnle.

One oC the tlnest FlOlins ever in Giles
county for $. he cheep. Apply mt this Of
acc. The owner Is eompeilea 70 nance
TO other music ana offers it at less than
halt It's value.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05
Quarterly Meetings.

Prospect Ct-, as Prospect, March I, s.
NeBe & WiiliamspoTt CT, At Nebo
March IA, Is.
Mt. Pleasant Ct, at Hanters's Chapel
March n, "a -,
Trinity CT, at Liberty, March =, ~
Lynnville Ct, at Salem, April :, ..
a fuil attendance of the Official Mem
bers is earnestly desired.