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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15
NOTTCE

by two venditioni exponas Issued to me from the
- Circuit Court Of Giles county, viii sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in
Pulaski on Monday 10th July next, two Town Lots
in Lynville, Giles county. Tenn.-one containing =
acre, the other about acre, which Robert s.
Montgomery lived and occupied until ali the houses
burnt by the federal forces in the north
part of said town. Sold the property Of the said
Montgomery in favor of VIM. Fry.
june 15-td-# B. II. PEDEN, Shift
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NOTTCE-

ID 7 virtue Of two vedditioni exponas to me issued
from the Circuit court Of Gi es county, wiz sell
the highest bidder for cash. at the court house in
ulaski, Monday the 18th of July next, tract of
Land on Robertsons Fork, in 18th civil district of
said county on which u II Higdon resides, con
tanning Jos acres, more or less, bounded south by
John Whites estate, east by A r. Gordon, north
by John Boyd, west by T. Nj. Gordon. Sold as
the property of II Higdon in favor of Thomas
Martin and Mcclure, Buck & Co.
Also at the same time and place, for cash. one
Town Lot in Lynnville, bounded west by turnpike
road south by NJ N Johnson, north by street that
leads to Cornersvile. Sold the property of said
Higdon to satisfy vendtioni exponas in my hands
in favor of Mcclure, Buck & Co.
june 15-td# B II. PEDEN, Shift
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NOTICE

RY virtue of Venditioni Exponas to me issued
ID from the Circuit Court Of Giles county 1 will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the court
house door in Pulaski, on Monday the 10th day of
July next, one town lot or parcel of ground known
the plan of the town Of Pulaski, lot No 223, and
fronting sixth and shoal street. it being the same
lot on which James K. Bunch now resides. Sold
to satisfy said Venditoni in favor of Hillman g.
Broth B. II. PEDEN, shift.
iune I5-td%
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SheriR,s Sale.

DY virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas to
ID me issued from the Circuit Court of Giles eoun-
ty, in favoTof P. H. Ezel, the other in favor of
b. NJ. Davis, to the use of VIM. M. Smith, / will
offer for SALE for cash. at the court house door in the
town Of Pulaski, rH#e
Saturday the 18th day of July next,
the following tract of land lying and being in civil
district No. II, in said county Of Giles, adjoining
the lands of L. Nassauer, on the North; West, by
L. B. Marks; East and South, by the estate of A.
Jackson, containing by estimation Eighty acres,
levied upon the property Of L. B. Nevels to
satisfy said Venditioni Exponas.
June u B. H. PEDEN, Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

by virtue of three venditoni exponas issued to me
ID from the Circuit court of Giles county, I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the court house
door in Pulaski, on Monday the 18th of July next
Tract or parcel of Land in the town of Pulaski to-
gether with the improvements thereon, adjoining
north and west the land of John Holden, south
by mill lot, cast by the Elkton and Columbia turn
road, supposed to contain two acres. Sold as the
property Of VIM Pinkerton, in favor of E Holden
and j Joseph B Childers.
june 15-td# 3. II. PEDEN, Shift
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NOTICE

QY virtue of three venditioni exponas issued to me
to the highest biddeorc cash. at the coa house door
in Pulaski, Monday the 10th of July next, tract
of Land in the Sd civil district of Giles county
tanning 1867 acres, bounded the north by John
Williams and McGrew, east by Thos. Smith, south
by VIM Innman and Marshall Appleton, west by
Wesly Innman; sold as the property of Lewis Rea-
dy in favor Of said Wesly G Inman.
june 15-td# B. H. PEDEN, Shift
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satnrdnv the zth dav of July next,
SheriR,s Sale.

DY virtue of two writs of Venditoni Exponas to
ID me issued from the Circuit Court of Giles cOun-
ty, in favor of Ezel & Brother will offer for sale,
for cash. the court house door in the town of Pu
laski, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of July next,
the following tract of land lying and being in civil
district No. 5, in Giles county, the aters of
WeekIys creek; bounded on the South by the lands
of ohm Tarpley and j. W. Petty, containing by
timation 22O acres, which S. E. Buchanan now
resides, levied upon as the property of Sarah K.
Buchanan to satisfy said Venditioni Exponas
June Il B. II. PEDEN, Sheriff.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
sTRAYFD OR STOLEN.

IN the S1st of May, from my house, the Militia
" ~ road, ten miles north of LawrencebuTg, at
the head Of Buffalo creek, q large bay mare Mule,
near Is hands high, eight years old, arches consid
erably the weathers, shaved on the sides and
shoulders with gear, white spot under the collar
and one under the headstall Of the bride. For any
information that viii lead to her recovery viii pay
literally.
june is, 1666-8t ABB. ALEXANDER
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War Clouds.

"Our late American struggles, says
Southern exchang sAems to have been
but the harbinger ofles rsal war through
out the civilized world The nations of
Europe are marshalling their mighty hosts
for q seemingly inevitable conflict. In i'll
fated Mexico, the work of slaughter still
goes on; and bloq scenes are being
enacted in or neighbOring province of
Canada.
In Europe nearly 1000, 900 of men stand
armed ready for the fight. The next mail
from across the waters may bring the news
that the melee has begun. Prussia has her
army modified and in fine trim, and
amounts to about 62O, 900 men. Austria
has about 8Oo,oO in high stale of dis
eipline. These Kingdoms despoiled gallant
little Denmark Of its provinces last year,
and now it seems that the victors have
fallen out over the spoils. Prussia, at this
time, is governed by Bismark, bold, bad,
unscrupulOus minister of a very weak King.
He is the embodiment Of the ambition of
Prussia. He wants the area of the King
dom enlarged. For this purpose war is
about to be waged
Austria, the most absolute government
on tile face of the globe, is DESTROYS to
check the ambitious spirit of her warlike
neighbor. Prussia's ascendancy in the
councils of the Germanic Confederation,
her enlargement of territory and conse-
quently increased influence, saps the very
foundation of the power and influence of
the imperial House of Hapsburgh, in the
the German States.
France, governed by the wisest, shrewd-
est and most selfish men in Europe, remains
quiet, awaiting, like McCawber, for some
thing to turn up. A general fight having
begun, Napoleon will move the French le-
gions in whatsoever direction his ambition
may dictate.
Russia, as yet, remains quietly contem-
plating the scene, ready, at moments
warning to sweep into the fight, and it may
be plant her banner upon the banks Of the
Bosphorus. Then the dream Of Capital
for the mighty empire of Peter the Great,
upon the shores of the HelIespont will be
fully realized.
The British Empire, with its usual eau
ton, will steer clear of these war-like move
ments and make money out of the troubles
of its neighbors.
AS diplomacy has failed we may look
soon for The news that the conflict has be-
gun and that Europe will again be wrap
ped in the flames of a widespread civil
CONGREGATION. Misery and want viii curse
the happy peasantry of those countries while
their rulers viii fatten aud feast on the
miseries Of the lower classes, We hope if
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d virtue of venditioni EXpOnas to me issued
u from the Circuit court Of Giles county viii sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house
door in Pulaski, on Monday the 10th day of July
next, Tract of Land belonging to S D Bray, boun-
ded north by H Gibson, east by Mrs Hewitt, con
tanning % so acres. Sold to satisfy said writ in
favor Of VIM Fry, Admir-, &c.
june 15-td* 3. II. PEDEN. Shift
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war must come. that human liberty will
rise from the ashes of the struggle, to bless
Europe and the world with her benignant
presence, and that the time may speedily
come when all men, everywhere, will he in
the enjoyment of she blessings of Constitu-
tional liberty.
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NOTICE

DY virtue of alias venditioni exEoponas issued to
- me from the Circuit court of Giles counsy at the
December term, $780, win sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the caurt house in Pulaski, Monday
the 10th day of July next, the interest of Joel H.
Harris in tract of Land in the 10Th civil district Of
Giles county, on the waters of Robertson's Fork ad
containing - acres, more or less. Said Harris
owns one-tenth which is levied on in favor of W
Johnson Executor &c.
June 15-td* B. II. PEDEN, Shift
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IT is stated that the negro troops station
ed at Fort Smith, Ark, are mutinous be-
cause they are under orders to march to
New Mexico. A considerable number of
them are under arrest. At one time there
was danger of a fight between the white and
black troops. A number of the blacks
swore they would rather die than 90 to
New Mexico. and loaded their guns to re-
sist the officers. They were finally quelled,
however.
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The Selma Daily Messenger of the 18th
says the stockholders of the Alabama and
Tennessee Rivers Railroad yesterday unani-
mously elected Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
President of the road. There were others
who had claims, and strong ones, to the
Presidency of the road, but they were gem
erously waived in favor of this distinguished
soldier and gentleman
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of an alias vendtioni exponFs issued to
u me from the Circuit court of Giles county, viii
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the court house
iu Pulaski, on Monday the 10Th of July next, one
Town Lot in LynuviIle, belonging to j NJ Shields
Iand which he formerly lived, bounded the
hOrth by DR.. NJ NJ Johnson south by a lot claimed
by L NJ Shields and, contains = acres. Sold in ia
, vor of Allison, Anderson q Co.
June 15-td# B. II. PEDEN, Shift
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"THE LAND WE Love-" is the title of a
new monthly magazine, devoted to Iitera-
ture and the fine arts. edited by Gen. D. H.
Hill, late of the Southern army, Charlotte,
N. @. The first number, now out, is
spoken of in high terms.
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shariFs Sale.

DY virtue of S writs of Venditioni Exponas is
d sued to me from the Circuit Court of Giles ccun-
ty viii offer for SALE for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Pulaski, on
Saturday the 9Th day of July next
tract of land in the goth civil district Of said eoun
ty on the waters Of Indian creek adjoining the land
of Emily Hays on the north, East by A M Story,
West by Miller Bass, J l. Barnes and Mary Nc
Cracker, containing by estimation 121 Lev
led the property of Peter Mays to satisfy one
venditoni in favor of Theo Harris one in favor of
Stacy Roy d Co. for the of ThOs Martin, three
in favor of Mason Fzell one in favor OF II EZelly
one in favor Of B Mason and one in favor ofWells
& McLaurine, all in my hands.
june - H PEDEN, Shift.
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ONE of the noticeable incidents at the
decoration of the graves of Confederate
soldiers at Hollywood cemetery, Richmond,
Va, on the 3lst, was that many negroes
brought flowers and laid them affectionately
upon the graves Of their former masters who
fell in battle. Few Radical editors will feel
called upon, we imagine, to make note of
this fact.
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NOTTCE

PY one venditioni exponas issued to me from the
u Circuit Court of Giles county, win sell for cash
at the court house in Pulaski, on Monday the 10th
of July next, Town Lot in Pulaski, now occupied
by Lawrence Johnson, together with the house end
all the Improvements thereon, bounded north by
DR.. W. Burdett, east by the commons, west by LIST
main street; in favor of Constantine Perkins.
June 15-td* 3. II. PEDEN, Shift.
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IT is thought the Senate win adjourn
without passing the Bankrupt Bill, though
the Judiciary Committee is prepared to re-
port favorably on it.
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President Roberts Proclamation.

President Roberts Proclamation.
The following is a copy of President
Roberts proclamation calling upon Irishmen
to rally:
HEADQUARTERs FENIAN BRoTHERHooD,l
New YORK, June 4, 1864.
10 nag Countrynaea: Brothers, arise
Irishmeu, a glorious career has opened for
you'll The green flag has waved once more
in triumph over England's hated emblem.
Onward! is the order, and let Ireland and
victory be the watchword. Pay no atten-
ton to what may seem defeats. Every
thing is working gloriously, and if you but
discharge your duty to your native land,
our final triumph is certain. God and JUS
tice is on our side. Have iron wills and
brave hearts and Ireland will once more be
great, glorious and free.
In love and hope, your countryman,
(Signed( VIM r. ROBERTS,
President Fenian Brotherhood.
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Union losses bv Rebel Privateers.

The loss to American commerce by the
rebel ''pirates," says the Press and Times.
is not generally estimated high enough
The rebels had, from first to last, twenty
destructive vessels afioat, and captured
property to the amount of $25, sat, 900, of
which $50, O88, 900 was destroyed There
were taken six steamers, eightyssne ships,
eightyfour barks and seventy schOoners.
The Alabama captured sixty vessels,
worth $3.50, 900; the Shenandoah thirty
nine. worth 50, 888, 600; the Florida thirty
FIVE, worth S4.O54,O0o. These statistics
are compiled by the acting Secretary of the
New York Chamber of Commerce. The
British Government ought to have an illus
trated copy of this record.
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NOTICE

DY virtue of three executions in my hands in favor
ID of George W. Chidress, admir-. of Jas. NJ. Chill o.
dress Decd viii sell to the hi CHEST bidder for cash.
at the court house door in Pulaaki, on Monday the
10th ofJuly next, two Town Lots in ElktOn, known
on the plan of said town as lots No. 1O7 and los,
belonging to Thomas G Baugh.
June 15-td* B. II. PEDEN Shift
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A son of Elk Governor Harris of this State
has recently returned from Mexico, who re-
ports General Sterling Prices health as
much impaired.
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UNDETERRED by so many previous fail
ures to cross the boisterous Atlantic in
jolly boat, another candidate for foolhardy
nautical honors, named John NJ. Hudson,
announces his determination of trying to
accomplish the feat with boat twenty-six
feet long, and six feet wide. His craft is
metallic life boat, full ship-rigged.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

Why is certain young lady in town
like sam in arithmetic? Because she
makes the boys sigh for her.
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The grand jury at Richmond has indict-
ed Gen. John G. Breckenridge for treason
and other high crimes.
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JEFF. DAVIS PARoLE.-It is said that a
majority Of the Cabinet are in favor of Jeff.
Davis being parOled, and it was so far ar
ranged that the amount required for his
bond was $3.50, 900.
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A serious proposition has been made to
Head Center Stephens to unite with Santa
Anna for the purpose of founding an Irish
Republic in Mexico. The Canada corol-
laries are to be solved before the original
proposition is demonstrated.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

REsUMED.-The Bank of Mobile and the
Southern Bank of Alabama in Mobile, have
commenced the redemption of their notes
in Greenbacks
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WHEN the negroes were Worsted in the
Memphis riots, Congressional Committee
had to be sent down to investigate. When
white people were slaughtered in Norfolk
by negroes unPro evoked, Congress had no
tears to shed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

THE Memphis Argus is hard on General
Fisk and the free niggers' sideboard in that
city. It thinks both are nuisance to the
city.
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Now that European Congress is on the
cards, the probabilities are in favor of the
preservation of peace. The news from Eu-
rope during the present month will deter
mine whether there is to be peace or war.
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The Loyal Georgian, published at Au
gusta, paper published in the interest of
the colored race, and controlled by man
of color, has heen suppressed By Gen.
Tillson.
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Justiees 81 the Peace.

Justices Of the Peace.
Dist. JOHN A TRENTHAM and / CARTER,
81 J G REED and THOS J CAMPBELL,
& 3 THOS HANNAH and J G EDMUNDSOE.
g WILLIAM SMITH and II NOBLETT.
Z" VIM WOOD and JOHN SANDUSKY.
=" 6 Jas + SMITH and THos a MAULTSBY.
s. JAS u JONES, W II ABEBNATHY JNO
2 KOUNTS and DAN'LG ANDERSON.
20 J NJ EDWARDS and JNo q ABFRNATHY
S." 9 IA BAUGH, H 7 HUNNICUTT and VIM
p sSTEY ENSON,
3" 10 WILLIS WORLEY and IT GRIGGS.
g II W w BLOW and y PARSONS,
% IS jas SAUNDERS and D II PARSONS.
g IA Jas D1CkEY- and W T HEWITT
q IS JAS NJ WAGSTAFF, Jos II FARMER and
JAS NJ SHIELDS.
q Is W McMILLION and DAN II JONES,
- II R L McCORD, JOHN RALSTON and P T
.. CHAFbIN,
" is LEVI REED and NJ BTVENS.
q - J NJ PARKER and SAM'L HAYS.
. 20 Z w McLAURIN and ALE HOUZE.
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Gov. HARRIS AND FAMILY.-Some two
months ago the press announced that Capt.
Eugene Harris, son of Ex-Gov. Isham G.
Harris, bad left this State with his mother
and family for their new home in Mexico.
Through the Memphis Commercial, we are
gratifed to learn that Capt Harris was in
Memphis on Wednesday, and reports that
be had safe trip to COrdoya, and that his
father, mother and family are in excellent
health and spirits, and bearing their exil
with the utmost cheerfulness.--Nash. u ID.
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Pulaski Lodge No. II, I. o. o. F.
For the information of country members,
we are requested to announce that this Lodge
meets regularly every Friday night. Elec-
ton Of officers the last Friday in June.
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Brevities and News Items.

II is generally conceded by the Northern
press that the FeDian War is at an end.
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CountY offioerg.

County OffIceTs.
B. IT. PEDEN, Sheriff.
R. I. EVANS, ALONZO PEDEN and BENTON
lae r EZELL Dept Shifts.
A. COX. c. q Chancery Court.
F. 7. McLAURINE Circuit Court Clerk.
ED. ". ROSE, County
DANIEL q. ANDERSON, County Register.
THOS. S. RIDDLE, County Trustee.
H. H AYMETT, State and Co. Tax Col
G.. A. HOPKINS, Coroner.
JAMES r. DICKEY, County Surveyor.
DANIEL G, ANDERSON, Chm, County Court
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THE testimony of Secretary Fletcher to
the integrity of the 'rebel State administra-
ton" and the entire correctness and good
faith in this issuance Of bonds, is very sig
nifcant after the multiplied accusation of
fraud aud plumber falsely made against
them. He says, in letter that the State
is Justly bound for all bonds issued by
former authorities, except those bearing
upon their face the evidence that they were
issued in aid Of what is popularity termed
tie rebellion. This is vindication enough.
- Union and american.
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Officers of Pulaski lodge No. 1O1. F. & q. M.
+. EDMUNDSON, W M, S. J.ROGERS, S.
JOB. CHILDERS, w, W. BATE, Tres.
J I. JONES, Secy., J. "A. SUMTER, S. De@
r. r. REED J. Deacon, +. W. RUDD, Tyler.
Meets first Monday night in each Month,
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THESE are the provisions Of the new
ankrupt Law which has passed the House
Representatives, and is now pending in
g Senate: That any person owing debts
ger $500, filing petition of inability to
y and willingness to surrender his estate,
All be adjudged bankrupt, and war
ssued for the sheriff to possess till an
nee is appointed. The duties of as
nees are defined. 1t provides for exami-
tion before court of the distribution of the
late, creditors to share FRO rata without
fs except wages to clerks and
nder $50 a month. The order
is, LIST, the cost of the courts;
the State and State assessments;
4th, debts having priority by
provides, also, for discharge from
after compliance, and provides
bent for fraud. Swan 49,
judgment, and fourteertor COM
aPer, shall be an act of bankruptcy.
The act takes effect from the date of its
passage. No petition is to be fled before
tn Aday of November next.
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The Reconstruction Committee report does
not recommend the admission of the Ten
nessee delegation. They say, however,
''that the question how far persons possess
credentials necessary for duly qualified
Representatives IS for each to deternaine for
itself" =
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sberiFs Sale. of Land.

DY virtue Of a Venditioni Expouas in my hands
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Giles county IN
the case of James Adkins a. J. Parton OF hers,
will offer for sale at the Court House door in the
town of Pulaski, on
Saturday 18th day of July next,
to the highest bidder for cash. certain tract ofland
in the II til civil district in said county of Giles on
Pigeon roost creek, bounded by the lands Of VIM
Samuel s. others, and containing 200 acres Levied
on and sold as the lands of Meret Esliek, and Is
valuable tract of land Sale within usual heurs.
iunel-# H PEDKN, Shift.
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GOLD continues to advance. The follow
ing are the quotation received in Nashville
yesterday. Opened at 1893; advanced to
1438; 1448 at 1:3o, and closed at 1453 at
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LOsr MULE.-see advertisement.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY nFFICERS.

DIR. J. A SUMTER. 1Lzgor
JNO. EZELI1, Recorder, g. W. PETWAY,
JOHN KOUNS, A. R. RICHARDSON,
ALLEN z. MAY, JOHN @. GORDON,
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just received from gentleman
Who represents one of the larg-
houses in America, and whose
connections are extensive and re-
letter in which the following pas
occurs 81 have advices to the 22d of
from Frankfort-on-the-M Main. The
80 batch of United States bonds (not less
than seventy miIions) will be certain to be
returned. The tendency in Germany is
downward as to American; stocks. Gold
is now selling in Boston, in spite Of tie
Geographic dispatches, above the market
quotations. I predict that in less than a
month it will go beyond the highest figure
of the present r."-NasA. Banner, lOth
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uctive FIRE occurred in Atlanta
y morning last, originating IN
brick building on Peachtree
Damage $4,000.