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THE PULASKI CITIZEN.
L. AV. McCOKD, Editor and Publisher.
- QtllCH 10. EAST boH.VEB FUBLIO SQu-iHii CP STATES,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
: Four Dollars jxir Annum, Invariably in Advance.
- r-- Terms of Advertising.
Advertisements inserted at f 1,50 per souarc, (10
" lines or lens, in this tpe, i for the first, ana 75.conts
fur each subsequent insertion. - .
Advertisements not marked with the number of
ins ruons desired will bo inserted and charged for
ut tho regular rates until ordered ont.
I.ist of Prices for Advertising:
1 mo 2 mos. 8 mos. J- 6 mos. lyr.
3,75 $8 fi - $12 13
7,50 10 t 1-2 15 21
10 13 15 13 7
12 15 13 22 0
15 13 , 21 27 7
1-3 23-1 27 IS 45
2i 27 SO 87 53
27 83 I 87 63 75
80 , 87 ' 1 45 CO 90
1 squaro,
V squares
8 squares
4 BqUalCb
column
Vi column
i column
column
1 column
Advertisements must be raid Quarter yearly in
advance. Thoso inserted for 8 months or less, wu.4
be accompanied with tho money. Yearly adverti
sers are permitted toreneT quarterly free of charge;
lurtner renewals charged one uouar per square.
AdvertUe-menta from a distance must be accom
panied with tho cash in everv instance.
The advertising of a house or firm will be strictly
limited to its own immediate business
Calls on persons to become candidates, and polit
ical circulars charged as advertisements, ana win
not be inserted without the cosh in advance.
Prolci-sienal or business cards not exceeding fiv
Lnoa will be inserted at welvo dollars i-cr annum
Editorial advertisements and personal communi
cations will not bo inserted unless paid for in ad-
Tanco at double tho regular rates.
Announcement.
AnnounInir candidate for State or District offi
ces ten dollars; county do five; always in advance.
Obituaries and tributes of respect over ten linesiin
lengtn charged for at. tuo regf jiar advertising rates.
Marriages, ueathSiand religious notacea gratis.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN'Y. 5. 1866.
MUNICIPAL.
'Mb. Editor: As.the annual elactioa for
Aldermen for the town of Pulaski is near
at band, let me iaipreES upontbe citizens
tho importance of said election. In conse
quence of the suspension of operations for
eeT2ral years, there is much (o be done,
and eflcient working men are'required,
and in the selection we should see that
erery portion of the corporation is represented.-
Unfortunately -a larga portion of
our best citizen3 are disfranchised, yet it
is hoped there are enough eligible free
white men, from whom a good Board can
be selected.
I would suggest the following aa one
that would suit the demands and wishes o
the people
O. y. Pstway, - Wm. Simonton,
R. M. Scoggin, Jo. B. Childera,
Richardson. James II. Jackson,
Wm. Raiuey.
Respectfully, . A Citizen.
FREAKS CF TOnTUNB.
From the Bichmond Times.
A lady of this city, cf the highest respeta
bility and alflaence before the war, by one of
the. vicissitudes of dame fortune became
"operated from her husband during the
days of the Confederacy. For years
' jrd nothing of him, and at last the
holy conclusion was aoceptad that
(eadrtt the meantime she became
ed , ia circiTmbtaTces, and at the time
iienth Federal troops occupied the "city
ydhe was compelled to dispose of her costly
and elegant furniture. This she did, piece
( by piece, until the last object which served
to bind her to her former independence had
J been sold, and she began to despair. Only
s a few days ago she received a letter from a
gentleman residing in Mississippi, in which
she was informed that her husband had
"lately died, leaving a fortune of over sixty
thousand dollars, of which she was the only
'Ljir. A check for one thousand dollars
accompanied the letter for her immediate
cta, and she immediately took her de
rture for the place where her unexpected
lortune awaited hor. If- appears that her
?husband, h in& enlisted in the army, was
discharged on account ot uinesi, and owing
to the unsettled state of the country, pre
ferred to remain in the extreme South until
the cloae of the war. While there he be
came engaged in various speculations, and
made large amounts of mouey, intending to
rejoin, hia family as soon as peace was de
clared. He invested his money in cotton,
and had just disposed of it when death
closed hia career. lie had written many
letters to his wife, but strange ta say, none
of them reached her; the above letter being
the . first . information she had been able to
obtain as to his fate.
Pxrsosal. The Hon. Laddon C Nsynes,
'.ate Confederate Senator from thisJState,
s among the recent pble accessionsTo the
Memph a bar. Mr. Haynes goes to Mem-
phis upon a parole from the President of
the nited Sutes, protecting him agaiDet
I arrest and any interference with him in the
prosecution of his business.
Opinions of Distinguished Busi-
- ucfis iu.uu.
1 "Advertise your business. Do not hiio your
flight under a bushel.' "Whatever your calling or
Occupation may bo, if it need 6npport from the
iblic, advort'so it thoroughly and efficiently in
uo shp -or other, that will arrest publia attet
,i 1 frooly confess that what success I have had
may fair'.y b attributed more to tho public
jMt- than to nearly all the other caused combined,
-here may possibly bo occupations that do not rt
fi'airJadvortirtinr, but I cannot well conceive what
theypiio. P.X. liAiiNCK.
'l havo always considered advertising liberally
and loiTjf to be the groat medium of success in bns
incM, and tho prelude to wealth. And I Lavo al
ways made It an invariable rule, too, to advertise
in tho dullest tijwes, a long experioncoht-ving taught
roe that money thus spent ia well laid out; as by
looping my buMuea continually before tho public,
has secured mo many Bales that I otherwise would
fcavo lost." Stei-uen Gibakd.
"Wluitever euecoss I may have had in business I
V- owe mainly to continuous advertising, and I doem
i it good policy to advertise long in the same papers.
From close observation I am fully con vinccd that
" impo8iWo tomako much headway in any kind
T-,ineSe, without tho faciliti' wlii'cli the press
'an pive. Jacob Kido.v" :
,':iotto through life bus -iJerrk and ad
I r-'us-ir.'"';". advertising is tha truo pLilos-
opher's. stone, that turns whatever, it touches to '
gold. I have advertised much, both in the weekly
as well as tho daily papers; nor have 1 found that
those of tho largest circulation, of either class, ben
efitted me the most. John Jacob Abtok.
"Advertise! advertise! advertise! This is tho Hfo
of trade; and standing advertisements, you will
find, will prove the must remunerative, at least I
ui'o found it soduring my business career thus fr;
for should you withdraw but a single week from the
paper in which you are accustomed to advertise, ten
to one that would be tho time when soiao would bo
new customers will look into the paper for yor.r busr
inesa address, and not finding it, yon will lose sev
eral profitable sales. William Gmay.
RATES OF POSTAGi:.
In confluence of the croneral iznoraneo in the
South of the rules of postage established by law.
many letters of importance are daily lost to those
interested by beiutf improperly or insufficiently
stamped, i ne regulations require taat all such let
ters dropped into post offices shall bo immediately
forwarded to tho JJead ictter oliice, where they are
L.fcver heard irorn uniess they conlain money, or
other enclosures of value. Y e give below soma in-
torinaiion which, may prevent vexation to corres
pondents :
Tho raUj of postage on letters within the United
States is 3Jeents fur everj letter or sealed packago
weighing one-haii ounce or under, lhose over one
halt'ounce, (i ceuts and 3 cents lor every additional
half ounce, Prepayment with stamps in all cases
ia required. Ail letters without the necessary post-
ago stamps, or which are stamici with revenue
stamps, will bo forwarded to the Dead Lotter office
immediately after Leing dropped into any post
office.
Postage etamps issued prior to 1SU0 are worthless,
and will not answer lor present purpose.
CONSTITUTION
AND
BY-LAWS
OF THX COLOBrD
"CHRISTIAN AID SOCIETY,"
' PULASKI, TENN.
OltOANlZFD ACGC8T 218T, 1S65.
INTRODUCTION.
vl anil, Ttnn., Aug. 21J, 1SG5.
"We, the colorod Citizens of Puluahi, ha vo united
ourselvoa in an association to bo known as tho
-''Christian Aid Society," and wo pledge ourselves
to be governed by tho following Constitution and
By-Laws. And wo trust never to seo its desolation
uutil the sun is blown out, the stars disappear, and
tho moon puts on her robo of blood.
O NSTITUTION.
ARTICLE I.
Sxa. 1. This Society shall bo governod by a
Presidont, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and
Chaplain, all of whom shall be oloeted by vote of the
Society every throe, six or twelve months, as the so
ciety may boo proper. -
ARTICLE II.
Sbo. 1. It shall bo the duty of tho Presidont to
presid over all meetings, to enforce 6trict observ
ance to all tho transactions of business, and to seo
that all officers perform their respective duties.
And he may appoint all Committees not otheiwise
ordered by the society. Ha may perform Buch other
duties as tho society may impose on him. It shall
bo the duty of the Vice Treaident to preside in all
meetings, atuist the president in keeping order, and
ho may perforin such other duties as may be imposed
on him by tho President or society.
4 CONSTITUTION.
Bko. 2. It shall bo the duty of tho Secretary to
attend to all meetings, write all communications,
iilo all noticoa and sermons, writo all certificates,,
keep a corroct and fair account with ail members,
and collect all moneys due to soeiety, and at the
close of each Quarter have ready the account of each
member, and give duo notice to members of all they
owe the society, and togive duo notice of the recep
tion of candidates and tho expulsion of members.
eo. 8. It shall bo the duty of the Treasurer to
receive and receipt for all monies collected by the
Secretary, w shall file all receipts and enter the
Bameinabook to bo kept for th and in
caso of his expulsion or rMigiatic.aU deliver
over to tho society all monies, books, papers or oth
er property belonging to the society.
ARTICLE III., initiation jira. ..'
Sec. 1. The Initraui Fee shall be Ono Dollar
and a Half (1,50) which shall be paid before enter
ing the society.
MONTULT DCIB.
Seo. 2. -Every member 6hall pay a contribution
of fifty (50) cents per month. . .
ARTICLE IV. dippomtion or wvupe.
Seo. 1 . The funds of the Society thall in no wija
be dispose? f exT.pt for the ope of the members
thereof, and ior thedefrayiujt the Funeral expenses
.01 thofca who r-e not able to bury themselves, and
f c -idows ana orphans of members of Society.
constitution. 5.
dues and fines.
Sue. 2. Any member guilty of violating rules of
the waciety fchall bo fined fifty cents for the first of
fence, one dollar for the second, and for the third ex
cluded from tha c-ciety, two thirJj of the members
present Toting against him.
VIOLATION Or OONST1TPTION.
Seo. 8. Any member guilty of violating thia
Constitution shall have duo notice of tho chargo, and
evidence wiil be required on both side. Witnesses
must be members of good standing, and two-thirds
of tho members present shall decido all trials.
HtCHVHS HEU8KBS.
Sec. 4. Any one can become a member of the So -ciety
by paying one dollar and a half fur initiation
and ity cunts per month thereafter.
I-ET1TIO.NS.
Seo. 5. All petitions for membership mu.it bo
handed in by members of good standing, and it shall
be the duty of tho member who bears the petition to
recommend the petitioner as a man of good charac
ter and following honorable employment,
AliTICLE V. eici.
fin. 1. Whenever notice is given to the Piesi
dent of tho sickness of a member, he shall visit that
member, or cause it to be done by soruo of tho com
inittoe, within twelve hours after receiving tho in
formation, and make inquiry as to tho wants of the
metubor, and contribute to them from the treasury.
Seo. 2. In all cases the President or committee
fl. CONSTITUTION.
shall make out a full statement of all money used
for such parposes and hand it in at the next regular
meeting. The amount shall bo allowed to him or
them out of tho treasury.
AKTICLE VI. orNiNi a cu sna.
Seo. 1. The hour of meeting shall bs hslf past
seven o'clock, at which, hor tho PrcRidont shtll bo
ill the chair. lie shall call the house to order, and
tho Ch.nplaiii shll proceed to open with prayer; af
ter which the Secretary bhall proceed to call the roll
and mark absentee.".
Seo. 2. All absentees from first roll call shall bo
fined twenty-five cents, unless ho has a lawful ex
cuse with buch he is fleer. Any member rei.sii2g
to obey the order of tho President shall bo fined not
exceeding one dollar for the first ollcnee, for the sec
ond he may be fine J two dollars and a half, and for
tho third dis- 1, t w-thirds of thu mtmberscon
curing.Thb i-js shall cloKCat 5 o'clock, p. in.
; " ? -rT r.-.vii.
Anv altera! V ". .,vay t.r rnado tot
Constant!""-'
of the Society. ' .
BY-LAWS.
I. The President and Vice President shall per
form their respective dutios and hold each member
to their respectivo places in Society. . ,
II. The President shall enforce all the penalties
of the Constitution and all its subjects.
III. No drunkenness or Gambling will be tolera
ted among tho members -of the Society.
IV. No ono will bo regarded as a member until
ho fhall havo taken tho pledge.
officers' pledge .
V. You, A. B.,Slo solemnly promise you will
perform all your duties without respect to person,
to the best of your ability as long as you are in office.
PU:DuE 07 UEMbLHS. .0
VI. You, C. !-, do solemnly piosse that you
will conform to and support thia Constitution and
By-laws, laid down for the government cf this So
ciety, That you will lend your aid to the sick, ani
inform whenever called upon by tho President or
Committee as long as you are a member of Society.
DEBATING
VII. When two or moro persons Bhall riso to
epeak at once, tho President shall name the ono to
speak first, who shall invariably address tho Chair.
VIII. In case of resignation or expulsion of offi
cers, they bhall deliver over to their successors all
S BY-LAWS.
Books, Papers and Monies, belonging to tho Society,
in tho presence of the Society.
IX. Whenever a vacancy-shall occur by death
resignation or expulsion, tho President shall call a
meeting and hold an election, and the brother thus
elected chall have all the honors as though ho had
held the office during the wholo term. "
X. The Society ehall hold elections for members
according to orderin Soc.lstof the Constitution.
XI. All questions shall bo put to tho3hair, and
if sanctioned by the President, may be debuted.
XII. The President and Secretary shall not bo
allowed to vote, unless in case of a tie, when the
Presidont shall give the casting vote.
AMENDMENTS.
XIII. Tho Society; shall pay $2.50 per week to
sickmembers, if tho Committeo think they are in
need of the saino.
XIV. All members on leaving town shall report
to the Secretary, or ho ehailr pay all fines and duos
on his return.
Any member three months in arrears for dues,
shall not bo entitled to any benefits of the Society
until he has paid tho full amount.
The family of a brother who dies in arroars for
duos cannot receive anything from tho Society.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DB. 1. T. GBANT,
D. O. C. ABEBNATUT.
DBS. GRANT & ABEEIJATHY,
Pulaski, Tenn.,
TIAVINQ associated themselves in the practice of
j-o. jieuicine ana surgery, respectlully tender ther
services to the DOonlo of Giles and tho adinininv
counties; and hope by strict attention to business
to merit a noerai snare oi puDlio patronage.
Special Attention Given to Surgery.
Having had ample experience in tho Army during
tho war, and being supplied with all tho appliance
necessary, they feci fully prepared to treat all cases
entrusted to their care. 9
t3f (fie near Suuth-W(tt Corner Public &juare.
jan 5-6m
V
P. EZELL,
. EDMTND80N.
EzeH & Edmundson,
East Side Public Square, PulaJTTenn.
Koep constantly on hand n.full and assorted
STOCK 'OF GOODS,
Embracing a groat variety,
ALL ol wluch thf;fV 'fjr at lor prices especially
their elegant t0""T of '
lieadjrtviade Clothing.
All kinds of Barter, all kinds of-money, premium
and uncurrcnt,"taken at their market valuo.
jan 5-tf.
GREAT.. EXCITEMENT
ALSO AT
Ward & Sliapard's!
'INj REGARD TO
TIIE BANKRUPT IPHICES
FOR TIIE
Best and Cheapest Goods
THE UAESKT AFFORDS.
If you want a good Coat at low figures, go to
B. Sbapard, Bob. Shafaiid or Gio. McCallcm,
AT WAKD &SIIAPAED'S.
X
If You Want
A GOOD PAIR OF BOOTS or SHOES,
Go To Bob. SntrAiin ok oeo. AIcCalltit,
AT WARD and SHATAKD'S.
If You Want
A GOOD HAT OR "PAIR, OF PANTh,
Bob. Suafard or Geo. MoCalluj,
AT WARDi& SHAPAHDS
Will furnish Jyou'at low figures.
If you want a fine articlo of
LADIES' DRES3 GOODS,
SHAWLS
CLOAKS,
FURS
In Fact, AnytMaj yon "Want,
;" TOL' CAN GET
AT WARD and SIIAPARD'S
AT LOW FIGCKES.
Every article waraiited as Represented
.XD KASIITILLE EILL3 DUPLICATED'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
H. D. Le H0INE,
aechitect;
OL'ice No. 1 1, Cherry St., uear Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
P. O. Box 375. . Jan 1 'C6-3m
M'DieoK BTBATTOX.
HAHPToX J. CUEENT.
TIIOS. O. TOINTEK.
BEN J. T. BOY.
Etratton, Pointer & Co.
"WHoleocble Grocers,
r ' AND " . .. :
C'cmmission Xlerchants,
' ' For the saw and purchase of
C0TTOH AITD TOBACCO,
Wheat, Flour, Pork,
Bacon, Lard, Pried Fruit, Pig Iron
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Nos. 9 and 11, Broad Street,
NASIIVILLE, - - - TENNESSEE.
will koep on hand a largo and well selected
stocK 01
O-rooeries.
FOR TII3 WHOLESALE TRADE,
To which "vre invito tho attewtion of tho Merchants
of Tennessee, Georgia, aud Alabama.
Strict attention wiii be.taid to receivinir and for
Warding, and to tho sale of Groceries and all goods
on consignment.
Being in the large and commodious storo and
warehouse so long and favorably remembered as
Fisher, Wheless & Co., with the immense &heds
and storage rooms, w,a fecyrepared to haudl all
Cptton, Tobacco andren al froduco, as any Iuse
in the city; and cxietingto iptabhsh our business
upon a permanent basis, ve broinise to do. all in
our power to merit a liberal shared puujic patron
age?
BAGGING and POPE always on hand.
References. Thos. Martin, Erell A Edmandson,
Gen. Juo. C. Brown, Maj.hos M. Jones, Marion
Childrorts, Pulaski; W . J'. iverchovai, J . J. uooa-
rich, Wright fc Trentbam, Jayettevme, xenn.
C00KIITG STOVES.
TREPPARD & CO.,
, PULASKI, JTEXIT.
DEALEllV UOOKIKG, 'HEATIITG
A5D
FAISIiOK STOVES,
COAL OIL LAMPS AND ? CHIMNEYS,
powdeS, SHOT, CAPS, Cc,
AJs'D MANUFACTURERS .07
TIN, " COPPER AND SHEET IRON
ROOFING, PIPING, GUTTERING
AND
ALL KI2?DSG2? REPAIRING,
IN OR OUT OF-DCOR3.
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
jan 1, 'G5
THE; CITIZEIf
M Oil I
5
V eo. east cob. rrB. sqtjae, ur btaibp,
. - PULASKI, TEXX.
"T17E ha'vo now ono of the largest and best printing
VV establishments over put up in a country town
and arc well prepared for executing all kinds of
Either Plain, Taney or in gay Colors,
WITH N1ATSE8S Arl ACCUIIACY
And at LiuT Hate.
BOOKS, PA1IPHLET3 & CIRCTJLAUS
DON1E IN RANDSOVS STTI.E.
n .-Tl.T-r'OO A rT TTTOTfTTV1 rl k TlTvn
H printed at short notioo.
Iaritatioa Cards and Tickets,
IIAKD EILL8,
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, CHECKS,
done in handsome style.
HORSE AND JACK BILLS
printed promptly
Blanks jprinted to Order
at the most 'c-nable rates.
It is our determination to eparo no exertion to de
servo the palroi ajro of this county, upon which wo
shall rely confidently for enceesM in our enterprise.
L. VV. cCOIlT "
Book and Job 3?rintcr,
CITIZEN OFFICE,
SOCTH-EAfT COESER PUEDJC 6QCAEE CP STAIE3,
PULASKI, TENNESSEE.
rSlT ro'-juired for til Job-worV. N Job can fca
j .t -Jr";-'"-"-2"2,'v?ni paid for.
i ill!!
CHANCEKY NOTICES,
In Chancery at -Pulaski.
C. II. Garden and others, complainant;;,
Jamca T. Henderson and others, defendants.
IN this cause it apjiearing to the satisfaction of the
Ocrk and Master from alHduvit tliat tho de
fendant James T. Henderson is a non-resident of
tho State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary ito-
cess of tliis court counot be served on him: On
motion it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in succession" in the Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town ol Pulaski in said
State-, requiring said defendant to be and appear on
tho first day of tho nextierm of thn Chancery Court,
tc bo held for tho county of Giles at the court
house in Pulaski, on the first Moiday in March
next, and answer complainant' bin, or tho same
will be taken for coni'es&ed aa to hint and set fur
heariug ex-parte. A. COX, C. fc M.
Dec. 15, 1ST5.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
Yerbay Adkison and others, complainants,
vs.
Louisa Warden and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master, from affidavit, that tho de
fendants, Louisa Warden, Francis Harris and (Su
san Harns are non-residents of the State of Tennes
see, so that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served on them: On motion it is therefore orderr
td that publication be made for four weeks in suc
cession in the Pulaski Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Pulaski in said State, requiring
said defendants to be and appear on tho first day of
tho next term of the Chancery Court, to be held lor
the county of Giles at the Court House in Pulaski,
on tho first Monday in March next, and answer
complainants' - bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to the.rd and eet for hearing ex-parte.
Dee 15, 1S05. ' A. COX, C. & M.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
R. J. B. Gaunt and others, complainants,
ts.
T. W. Elliott and others, defendants,
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from ai'idavit that the resi
dence of tho defendent T. W. Eiiiot is unknown, so
that the ordinary process of this court cannot bo
served: On motion it is therefore ordered that pub-
'lieation be made lor four weeks in succession in tho
Citizen, a newspaper published in tho town of
Pulaski in said (state, requiring sail defendant to
be and appear on, tho first day of the next term of
the Chancery Co?.rt, to bo held ftr the county of
Giles at the court houso in Pulaski, on tho first
Monday in March next, and answer complain ants'
bill, or the samo will bo 'taken for confessed as to
him aud set for hearing tx-arte.
Dec. 15, 1S05. ' A. COX, C. & M.
Ia Ch.an.ce ry at Pulaski.
S. JsWilicford und others, complainants,
tg.
Benjauiin Ashworth and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to tho satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Lucy W. Hunger, John Newman, Francis
INowman and Keniamin Newman aro non-residents
of the State of Tennessee, so that tho ordinary pro
cess of this court cannot bo served on them; On
motion it is theroforo ordered that publication bo
made for four weeks in succession in the Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski ia said
State, requiring satd defendants to be and appear on
tho first day ot the next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held for the county of Giles at the court house
in Pulaski, on the first Slonday in March next, and
answer complainants' bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing
ex-parte. Dee. 15, 1S"5. A. COX, C. fc M.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
, Theo. Westmoreland, complainant,
if.
F.'G. Westmoreland and others, defendants.
IN this cau.e it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk ind Master from affidavit that the defend
ant F. G. Westmoreland is a non-resident of the
State-of Tennossee, bo that the ordinary process ot
this court can lot be served on him: On motion it
is therefore ordered thet publication be made for
four weeks in succes-iou in tho Citizen, a newspaper
published in tho town of Pulaski in said State, re
quirine said defendant to be and appear on tho first
dav of tho next ternP'of the Chancery Court, to be
held for tho county of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer complainant's bill, or the saino will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hcr.rmsr t.r-parte.
Dec. 15, 1S65. ' ""A. COX; C. & M. .
.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
Matthew Johnson, for use of &c, complainant,
, re.
Richard J. Miller and other'?, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the dcl'cnd
anKichard J. Miller is a non residenUof the Slate
of Tennossea. io tnat tho ordinary process of this
court cannot bo served on him; Oil motion it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in tho Citizen, a nowspupor
published in the town of Pn'.aski in said State, re
quiring said defendants to bo and appear on-the
first day of tho next term of the Chancery Court, to
, be held for the county of Giles at tho court houso in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer complainant's bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing" ex-parte.
Dee. 15, 1SC5. A. COX, 0. &, M.
4 . "inancery at Pulaski.
Bari.'V. Jordan, complainant,
John A.' Jordan, defendant.
IN'this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant John A. Jordan is a uon-icsident of State of
Tennessee, bo that tie ordinary process of this
court nannot be evcd on him; On motion it ia
therefore ordered thrtt publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, a newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said Stuto, to-
Suirin? said defendant to be and appear on tho first
ay of the next term of tlio Chancery Court,1 to be
held for the county of Giles at the court house in
In Chancery at Pulaski,
William Fry, complainant,
.'- , V8
James O. Mitchell and others, defendant!?,
IN this causeit appearing to the Satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant CatherinojsE. Julian is a non-resident of tho
State of Tennessee, so that tho ordinary process of
this court cannot be served on her; On motion it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in tlio Citizen a newspaper
published in tire town of Pulaski in aiid State, re
quiring said defendant to bo and appear on tho first
day of the next term of the Chancery Court, to be
held for the county of (riles at the court houso in
Pulaski, on tho first Monday in March ntxt, and
answer complainant's bill, or the same will ba taken
for confessed as to her and set for bearim ex-parle .
Doc. 15, 155. A. COX,C. &M.
In . Chancery at Pulaski.
William E. Wade, complainant,
Vti.
Calphurnia Wrade, defendant.
, TN" thia cause it appearing to the sati.-fation of tho
X Clerk and Master from affidavit that tho defend
ant Calphurnia Wade is a non-resident of the State
of Tennessee, so thaf tho ordinary process of this
conrt cannot bo served on her; On mttion it is
lucic.oiu wuciiw nam, uuucauon uc maae ior lour
day of the next term of the Chancery Court, to by
held for the county of Giles ut the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer complainants' bill, or tho umo will be taken
lor confessed a to her and set for hearing ex-patte.
Doe. 15, ls(S5. A. XJOX, C. k M.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
James Ilcudrir, complainant,
vs.
A. T. Dobbins, Adm'r. Ri.d others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants James Malone, John Maione and Thomas Ma
lono are non-residents of the State of Tecne.-.seo, so
that the ordinary process of thU court cannot to
served on them; Oa motion it is therefore ordeied
that publication be male for four weeks in fiicccs
ion in the Citizen, a newspaper published in tho
town of Pulaski ia said State, requiring said de
fendant to be and appear oa the firt day of the next
term of the Chancery Court, to bo held for tho
county of Giles at the court hous-e in Pulaski, on
tho first Monday in March next, and answer com
plainant's bill, or thf sam:; will bo taken for con
fessed as to them and tct far hearing er.-t-otte.
Dec 15, 1'".5, A. COX, C. M.
Pulaski, oji the nt Monday m Aiarcn next, ana
anffWer coniplairs bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as t-j iiim and set for hearing ex-parte.
Dec. 15, 1505, A. COX, C. & M. .
c iij aueeeamou ju mo iuzen, a newerapcr
published in the town of Pulaski in said State, re
juirin? said defendant to be and tcneiron thn firt
.CHANCERY . NO f ICES.
In Chancery at Pulaski- .
Thomas M. Jmes and others, complainants,
-r. - .
F. G. Westmoreland and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to tho satisfaction of th
Clerk and Master from affidavit that tho defend
ants F. G. Westmoreland and Mrs. Westmore
land. Martha, Milton Mitt. Hawkins and Hush.
Westmoreland, (widow and children of L. A. Wcst-
.-. ti .1 .1.,-, ra al.l. . r rtf tllrt S(trt fit
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of this court
cannot bo served on them; On motion it is thcre-
iore oruorea mat pnoiieuuon oe mane ior u ur wovna
in succession in the Citizen, a newspaper published
in the town of" Pulaski in said State, requiring aid
defendants to lm and appear- on tho first day of tin
"next term of tho Chancery Court, to bo held for tha
county ofCilesat the court house in Pulaski, on
tho first Monday in March next, and answer com
plainuns' bill, or tho game will be taken for cpn
Josf.e.1 us to them aud set lor hciring tx-paite.
Dec. 15, 1SC5. A. COX, CAM.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
David A. Inman, complainant,
ts. .
Elvie InrauL and others, defendants,
IN this cause it appearing to the satislaction of th
Clerk Mid Muster from affidavit that the de
fendants El vie Ionian, John li. Inman, William
Inman, Jackson Inman, (widow and children of
Joseph C. Inman, dec.,) are non-residents ot the
State of Tennessee, so that tho ordinary process of
this Court cannot ba served on them: On motion it'
is therefore ordered that publication bo ma Jo for
four weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski in said
State, requiring said defendants to be and appear
on the first day of the next term of the Chancery
Court, to bo held lor the county ol lulcs at - lie
Court House in Tulaski, on tho first Monday in
March next, and answer complainant's bill-, or tho
same will bo taken for confessed aa to them and act
for hjariug ex-parte.
Dec. 15, 1S65. , A. COX, C. &M.
In Chancery at Pulaski. .
McLemoro and Cheairs, complainants, ,
Jamls T. Henderson and others, "defendants,
IN this cause it appearing to tho satisfaction of the---Clerk
and Muster from affidavit that the defend- '
ant. James T. Henderson, is a non-resident of tho
State of Tennessee, bo that tho ordinary process of1
this Court cannot bo served on him: On motion it.
is therefore ordered that publication be made for
lour weeks in succession in tho Pulaski Citizen, &
newspaper published in tho town of Pulaski, in said
State, requiring said defendant to be and appear on
the first day of the next term of the Chancery Curt,
to be hel I for the county of Giles at the Court Ilouto
in Pulaaki, on tho first Monday in March next, and
answer Complainants'- bill, or the same will bo
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing
ex-parte. A. COX, C. fc M.
Dec. 15, 1S5G.
In Chancery at Pulaski;
AtwooJ, White &. Co., complainants,
ta.
Jnniei T. Henderson and others, defendants. .
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tha
Clerk snd Master from affidavit that the defend
ant Jaincs T. Henderson is anon resident of the
State of Tennessee, so that tho ordinary process of
this Court cannot bo served on him: On motion it
is thereforo ordered th;it publication bo made for
four weeks in succession in . tho Pulaski Citizen, a
newspaper published in tho town of Pulaski in isaid
State, requiring said defendant to bo and appear on
tho first day of tho next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held for the county of Giles at the Court House
in Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer comx'lainants' bill, or the same will bo
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing
cx-parU. A. COX, C. & M.
ioo. 15, 1S(5.
In Chancers at Pulaski.
John F. Westmoreland and others, complainants,
- - rs.
Mary A. Deaver and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of tha
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant Mary A . Deaver. Thomas M. Deaver, Martha
JDcaver, James D. Dea6r, I5cttio Deaver, Jeromo
Westmoreland and wife Mary Ann, are non-residents
of the State of Tennessee, so that tho ordi
nary process of this Court cannot bo served on
tbem: On motion it is therefore ordered that publi
cation bo made for four weeks in succession in the
Citizen, a newspaper published in tho town of
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendant to
bo and appear on the first day of tho next term of
tho Chancery Court, to bo held for tho county of
Giles at tho Court IIouso in Pulaski, on the first
Monday in March next, and answer complainants'
bill, or the same will bo taken for confessed as to
U'em and set for hearing ex-jarte.
Doc. 15, 1SG5. A. COX, C. Ss M.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
E. Edmundson, colnplainant,
Mary A. Deaver and uls. defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of thft
Clerk and Master frou affidavit that the defend
ant Mary A. Deaver is a non-resident of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary proce of this
court cannot bo served on her: 'On motion it ia
therefore ordered that publication bo made for four
weeks in succesiion in ,lho Citizen, a newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski in said State,
requiring said defendant to bo and appear on the
first day of tho next term of tho Chancery Court, to
be held lor the county ef Giles at tho Court House
in Pulaski, on tho first Monday in March next, and.
answer complainant's bill, or tho same will be
taken for confessed atgkp her aud set for hearing
ex-parte. A. COX, C. & hi.
. Doc. 15, 1565.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
Milton E. EJJins, complainant,
William E. Eddimt and others, defendants.
IN this cause It appearing to the eatisfactlbn of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that tho de
fendants Samuel White, Edward Shegogfr and wifo
Mariah, Cornelia F. Horlcy and Charles- Word ara
r.on-residents of tho State of Tcanowito, so that tho
ordinary process of this court cannot bo served on
cation be mado for four weeks in apec-ision in the
Citizen, a newspaper . published in the town of
Pulaski in said State, requirirjjf said.dcfenJatUs to
be and appear on tho fir,-fcdavr of th next term of
tho Chancery Court, t be held for tho ctfufity of"
Giles at the court banse in Pulaski, cj tho first
Monday in March next, and answer complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confesed as- te ,
t.hint iTifl cir.f. fr.i rn'irllliy -rj!. . ;
Dee. 15, 1SC5, A. CP,, C.K
In Chancery at Pulaski.
Thomas B. Harwell, comphiiniint,
F. G. Westmoreland and others, defendants.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfart'on of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that ti e defend
ants F. G. Westmoreland, Jerome Westmoreland,
Milton F., Rush, Hawkins Wctmore!iwI, Octavia
G. Harwell, James Harwell and James W. Mitchell,
are non-residents of the Btato of Tcnnefsse, so that
tho ordinary process of this court cannot be served
be and appear on the hrst day of tho next term or
tlio Chancery Court, to bo held for tho county of
Giles at the court bouse in Pulaski, on tho firft
Monday in March next, and answer complainant's
bill, or tho same wiil be taken for confessed as to
them and set for Louring tx-parte.
Dee. 16, 1305. A. COX, C. & M.
In Chancery at Pulaski.
John H. Brown 6& Co., complainants,
$.
Ja'iies T. Henderson and others, defendants.
IN this canne it eppearing to tho satisfaction ol the
Clerk and Matter from affidavit that tho do-f.-nJatit
Jarnes T. Henderson ia a non-reident of
the State of Tennessee, so that the-ordinary pro
cess cf this court cannot bo served on him: On
motion it i3 therefore ordered that publication be'
made for four weeks in succession iu the Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town cf Pulaski, in
said State, requirirg said defendant U be and ap
pear on the first day of the next term of tho Chan
cery Court, to be held for the county of Giles at tho
court hou:-w in Pulaski, on tho first Monday in
March next, and answer complainants' bill, or tho
same will be taken for coi-fesae 1 as to him and set
for hcurin? ex-parte. A. COX, C fc M.
Dec 15, 1:05.
Don't forget that we have a splendid J'JI!f
OFFICE in connection witti our inewfi'ir -lishmer.t,
which enabh us M put up as neat jo! as .
can he dono an wfcerein the StaU. Wring on your
card", li.nd-biUs,-ir-jil.-rs, c-tc.
on them; On motion it is tucreioro uruereu m
publication be made for four wsok in suecesiyn in
the Citizen, a newspaper published in tho town of
T'n1aH'-i in said State, reijuiriri!.' said defendants to
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