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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

SHERIDAN, In his speech at the Boston ser
enade, pithily said -" feel that the coun-
try ia oil right, and will always bc!'
Those are our feelings, exactly. We fol-
low Sheridan.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Senior Romero, who sails for Mexico this week,
expects to return in about four months to resume
his duties as Mexican Minister to this govern
mcnt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

TIE NEW CONSTITUTION Of Maryland went
into effect, at noon on Saturday. How long
will it stay in?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The practice Of injudicious cramming," in
the Sabbath schools, is attracting attention. A
story is told Of little girl who has become seri-
ously injured in mind and body, by being assign
cd and committing to memory, fifteen hundred
verses Of Scripture. a Sabbath teacher in this
city tells of little girl who has recently come
to his class, from Philadelphia church. She
had been in the habit there OF reciting every Sun
day from three hundred to four hundred verses.
Such over effort cannot fail to do injury.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THERE ARR ALWAYS TEMPORARY cHRcKs
in every great campaign. 1t could not he
otherwise. But surely no reasoning man
can expect the wheels of revolution to roll
hack ward
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Secretary McCulloch has written a letter for the
purpose of contradicting the effect of prejudi-
eial reports of our financial condition sent from
this country to Europe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Mn. SEWARD has gone TO Auburn, where
no will as usual, no doubt, make speech.
Everything will therefore be all right in six
ty DAYS. lt-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

1t is stated that the leading editor of the new
Morning Post in Philadelphia, is john D. Stock.
ton, late of New York. James Mcconnell Is as
scented with him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
The Washington Library Company,

WII.Ii NNNhI
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
IN PRESENTS
no 7HE SHI REH0LDERs,
ON JJedI,esddy, ,j0n. SIN, 1868
AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
IN, al the Institute, Ripcrsitte, ~ j.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The subcommittee of the House judiciary
Committee to inquire into the constitution and
form of government of Maryland under the re-
solution introduced last March by Hon. Frank
Thomas, will meet in Baltimore this week, and
commence their investigation. Mr. Thomas, who
is chairman, designs making rigid examination
and is prepared to show that the Constitution
lately adopted conflicts with the plancst and
universally received ideas of American republic
capsm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.


PHILADELPHIA, October 9.--FlOur firm, sapcr
fine $7.50mS.50; extras SS.500lO.
Wheat firm, red S2.40@2.70. Corn advancing
yellow 81 .4S Oats 70a77c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Secretary Browning's health is only PARTIAL,
restored, but he does not propose to resign.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The summit of Mount Mansfield in Yer
mont, was covered with snow on Tuesday
of last week
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1867.

Far President in 1sss-Generai GRANT.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

W NGEAnp A n SSs1sS Epras raorn.roas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Information has been received ut the
Treasury Department, from an official source,
that the threshing shows the crop of wheat
in the United Kingdom of Great Britain to
be short in quality as well as quantity. Com
petent judges, with whom the writer con
an average crop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The Special Commissioner Of the Revenue,
Hon David A. Wells, LETT Washington on
Friday, under instructions from the Secreta-
ry of The Treasury, to visit and confer with
the Boards of Trade, the revenue officials,
and the representatives, of the leading indus
trial interests OF the West, with view of
better ascertaining the condition of trade
and industry, the revenue administration,
and the requirements for future commercial
leriSlaiion
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

A despatch from Junction City, Kansas,
states that thirty thousand head OF cattle
from Texas and New Mexico, bound for the
eastern markets, are now at Abeline, on the
one hundred and sixty-five miles from the
State line. Buyers are reported scarce.
This trade in Mexican cattle towards the
United States is new thing on this railroad,
and the suddenness with which it has sprung
up into such magnitude is remarkable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
nInrbIt ylIanttls.

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANrELS and all
w fri, Of e wo. plan and or1aneaii atlr b We
TEEHIYS SLATE Co Also lag slate The tr1e sHpla'A
Warehouse West Egh,ea 81, between F a4 ii.iayes
MARBLE MANTELS.-Ihe best place in the
IVA civ 10 purchase Marble Nat % ts latest drf ScU Low
uc.s Al A. iABlgs Marble Nos No. l5 kait Egaser st.,
bear ThT J. Nauies pa up n The country Cu l- nt
REARBLEiZED SLATE MANTELS and Dec
VA Grated Marble Iauts Waiasrng Panels blreu aai Table
Tons Sc 2. b. BTEWAEr No ScJ firave bet Oh md 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
gTEtMBOIT COMPANY FuRa DISSOLUTION: NoIlCE-Io the
CREDITORS snd STOCKHOLDERS Of INC Low E9 HUDSON
tnfe entitled An Act for the Incorporation Of Companies formed
~ r,rSs the Lakes Rivers passed April IS 1884, aud pursuant
10 he several acts addition thereto and amendo thereof an app
cation made 10 the Supreme Court he sqe Of stN oA
or orer Of dissolution and for the relief PRAYED for IN the said
,, an that suh Application will he heard Special Term Of the
& supreme Court held at the City Hall 10 the Cy eiheSlor
a. ~ Fonrb ay OF November 1861 at Ia o'clock, noon OF that day
~ coon herner a. counsel be headDated New York Oct H.
1901 TlERASsoN oNiAN' A'''iAs'' NJ ~ a p,"~st n v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.--Sealed proposals
h he received hT the Bung COntee 81 The Church Of the
ov Trinity PHILADELPHIA NATL rooa o. S9, 90 ls for building
81 90, on rrouo me oidce 81 FtAnkk FlltS
jylCr Afhhes Penn Building No 90 Wainnth The Commit
reject proposal which they maY deem tas
Alress J. COFFIN No 20 the.iagist indoel "PfoPos
a. l,r and hp4eI l. tn131ur Con nttee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
gtaal nolins.

GUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yor-FRBDFRICK OTTO DEGENER Plaintiff gAinst PETER
WEILRR and FRANCIS 81 WELLER Defendants SaminousFor
lief fe not Ito the Defendants You hereby
morei rrqred the complaint this action which viii DO
6r OF Clerk 81 the City and County Of Newiok at
the CITY Hall said City end 70 copy Of answer to the
said complaint the Subscriber at his Office Number i61 Broaw IN
The C Newly r. within days the service Of this
mons on you exclusive the day q such and II fail to
answer lie aid complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiff this
ae ain apply the Court for the relief demanded the complaint
Dated NeS1ork, October 0, 1901 HENRY L. CLINTON,
PlaiutlTs Attorney, No lG9 Broadway
The complaint IN this hel IN the once OF The CLERK u the
ci,y ,i n.tv or il.h fOctoher
w 49, 49," HENRY L. CLINTON, Plaintiffs Attorney
oi7 i,vewsi No. 100 Broadway, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
Corporation 51oli,ts.


DROCLAMATI0N by the METROPOLITAN
certain nfcct Ict c efeD Wit tie lr.oN
Frgcfloes At Gatrsou. Laarca Corpus Christi lnfuo7
kcwOrr1uz Mobile hey Wet. PBs4c0l, aad ~ Augae Anl
the being brought from there % Tits port N
ld vessels Og from tccL places all The
not being futlold without Proclamation 81 ibis Board Aoa there
fore the deae Of 80 duty the premises ari by viz
conferred by Sections a. ~ ard ~ ~ lie lgsth ehp
Ter Of tie Laws 81 6 and y other the 5ih
rhpier and St elton d The CHAPTER o. te Laws ~ $780, does
Ler proclaim declare sail ro 70 he each and seyeray an IN
fet Mace within meaning Of tie health laws Of this State" And
t ala uut The 2is lay 81 November Of tie
Done hr ss hoard dice J MOt8t In ihc CTS u New
York this October The thousand eight hundred
sr tue seal Of sd Board and the signatures Of
"' rLe,si Anu ''''''' JACKSON scHULTs Pre.lisal
ENsoSs CLARK Secretary.
MERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.-In pulsu-
ace Of the announcement made this DAY. TIE lease Of the Thirty
frs Terrr 10 Hunters Point Long Island iof term ~ years
from EavenbeT 1871 will be t0d 70 the cry Han 90 IUEsDAl
Eo,eber 7g 1861 AZ II O'clock Governors Room.
I will and pace The lease ~ the Ferry
NOW established 0osegesi Ent RIVER TO South Sew
enlist Blookn District for the term Of TEL from No
ytmber ], 1891 ..,.,u,to a f. a.. 4, -. -, gill;.
village Of Aso Long Island, for the term
m - sSss Mil be- oi subject the condition landings
shall be- cured AZ the sk and Of the
and that corporation shall not be liable at time
Tor auv expense whatever IN connection thefe@lth
these franchises vii be rel area 70 comply wiih The
70 euats u the city contained IN me present leases ud pro-
~ ~ section foy.oBe Of the amended charter Of thousand
esh' hundred Au' my RICHARD D. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
New Yorh Comp,rolers Once, Oct z, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
Pui spELFnIA oct TO- 1901
rrYrITc Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

TEUIN i 10 VIZ ~ = Htt OF tII'
n-..rs &C.. ,fr4 hPLS j. DAKLNGlON OF Philadelphia n
tle County of rd ti Of lcruvshs WHO has been AL
i4-r Petoa that the payment " am Debts
ari delivery Of property belonging {, nch BiaArug to him. or ior
ls u,e ani property Dr. him ioThen by law;
ths Mets 81 tie Ceoss OF ae t1i bankrupt 70 pos ieiI
O. n bis Estate. i be hed -
Cont III y lolca Ee 65 Wautit, 10 re Cy of
lh elti before uIbcg Ashton. tsl, Re er on the ~ dy u
S.r,a|brr A d. l0T a II O'clock a a. T. G. ELLMAEER
T. S. Marhal IS Messange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

rTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Tneetth Dag Of oetabcr, A. D 1854 MrT1at IN Bankrarty
" irei rt the Estate Of fOIN THOMPSON Of the CITY q
ScvYork. couuF Of Ncwlork and state Of NtH.fork
VII Dalkurt Bis Petitions that IT,
men. II any ues Dccy o my Property belonging e. ss Bank
rpi 10 a ls rsd 1s rluticr q any pcry BY HIN
ar forbidden meeting Il the Creditors OF tie s bank'
u prove their i, frd o coos more Agees 81 R ~
"a Uhe l Bankruptcy. o. be hpen ~ ho uaec Of
the REGISTER humber two Hundred and Nu) Bu1dway Ia The t
Of Ersuk Rooms 80. T. b,oe 11c Dayton, Ee.'er ou the
Tfeftrrrl November l. D. 1901 q tsce o'clock noon-
November ]. To. X AtliHAi.
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
L. ) MAEsgALs OrucE g. u. OF PEsNsyLyagA,
~. /. -. lL... n.t N Iul. (

PnLanElPHi,. Oct 81, ig1,. :
THIS IS TO GIYENOTICE-That on the 28th
dy ofo'ler, = - Wa-lg' 10 Bia-Ta2i, wa issued
CONT f PIa s and state 81 Pelusrsau1. VII, has been al
f iaftrur, petition; iili TIE payments 4 any debts
ID lc sch Bankrupt O. hn. or Tor
us 1al CO. -- of properly w. hn ere forbidden By lwi
that r.rr ~ Cr-o oile I'D Baault t. p.oTe their Debts
AMI 10 oo 1e o more rac, n M Eit'e will be bell 81 loTt
of uplss t. be- h NO bj Waln -, In tie Cty Of fh',
A. 80 Lf, Ilev tshiu ESQ REGISTER 2.tb day "
SoiemLer A D. 1851 All O'Clock l. NJ r. C. kLLNAhhR
-'-'' L. & Mirsial Messenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

'fINilS Is TO GIVE NOllCE-IIat on tne
ttrrlrt October A. H. l3iI Nlralt 10 Bnfrrfty
us. .su-d s.si t'e of john ATKINSON o. Trenton, ~
e Comfy ~ Mercer a-l ts Of Nrrere Who ht' been AZ
rI-rf- Bankrupt o. prioui thaf the rnufnt 81 a}
ds arl ~ any fHrrrF teloi-ug 10 scA Iilrp 70
mo- sr e. is &c., 81 tr1r ~ property ~ hin oIo
If t7 iau, La ccurr II tie creditors ~ Tie 20
m move o. r d,ts hs,lecs of his estate
h. i,, C8.r Of Il1srlfcr. ie holden No % last
strfst B. tc Cy o. Icutle before N.cll = johnson esq
.+sr III ne . a.-fnhrr A. i. l7. % O'clock
h.Ia.las LLNlJ ID IIAlOt. 4. M.r l. as Messen.er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
S1ropOsals.

NITY OF NORWICH WATER WORKS.
u TIE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS q The CITY OF
NORvC are DESTROYS RECHYE PROPOSALS. for building
ybork emankmen and for grubbng ana CLEANING site for
Reservoir comprising about % acres aoa Gf oanh val and
G reTt vii require about 1000 cubic yards 81 earwork Cling
ON Ic v Of eg1uel rahc masonry $50 eue yards dry rub
BE soury 1866 cubic yards Of clubbing and eang aud 600 na
90 N ng and hAekfng against bank wall fAns ini fpeeta
to Inspected snd blank form % tenders procured a. tn ohe Of
lie HnVueer Cheea Bank Building sheueket Norwich Com on
"a s, Nov Sealed tenders Tor The whole y part Of
t s iuied Proposal for Euhannneni and Reservoir sud al
- T The President Board Of Mater Houers x lie
the Eaeileea until UEsDAl ue l3th day OF h0vem
49, At Board Of Water ColnihissneTs 70 not bind
~ scceut ~, 10 aest or tendeTNoTwieh Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
n STA f ir lie SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW1Ohh-ln We
matter LlA CATS ani OWEN GATES Ia1krupis ~
BANkAuPltA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned
herr ssss nor 81 arpnateni a. assignee ofJossh - go %
OEenD Ctes tue sail pten a. Cre being
re Nsai Z e. ami The said JoepL D. Gates being Of The C o.
hei n u touEtT 81 AeElok alt State Of Nrw-lofk VIM
sad M et Who ha hen ftlo BlrErup tLr Own Ieon
By The District tou Of ld Dstnas EewYo the i'm aaJ
u October, A. D. 1907. JOHN SIDGWiCh, Asagneet ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
ADRIAN n MULLER. Auc,ioue
a. n NFUwiS. Auctoneer.
nv PANCc rfERNVIN 81 CO., Broadway cor.

DY BANGS, hERWIN s, Co, Broadway cor.
AB les n Books Of Art Fancy Coo Furniture &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOV. AT OCLOCA'
and the FOCR FOLLOWING DAYS, st the saae hour 80
The PRIVATE LIBRARY Mecll aD ii neons BOOKS o. e
late John WATsUN g. D. The comprises vast
wo r ahranc1's OF M e aua sur
rer iru inc msu extensively ILLUSTRATED, ami lhsy
borr3 &c Tie MS lLANLOt PORTION embraces great
OF The best En- t Fu d. and An eo1 editions Of hia.il "It,
aara,. choice Books in Jcneous 1t
orsiuf Also BhcSsanri oni Ma
fo-sny Booc4s.s sold FRIDAY, EoF At O'Clock p H.
Csial5sues 10 really. anil tie Books view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

THIS is 10 GIVE NOTlCE-1hat on the
L.nvert drv q October p. 1857 Warrant 10 nark-
rl9tcl 4.-ol s-ti TIE ese - CURTIS JUnS0h Of TIE
civ Il Efsia County - hElok ard state 81 NeS-
l,fF ro he,r sfu-f@ anira,t Ls petition; that the
" ~ hrg drtts ard delivery 81 property beo 70 sh
rrt l crr iiule utl the ;fln II any property by lr.
a., flras br u tat eetls ~ the creditors u the a1 k
rr..e ~ Li
e-ts b., t n Court Il Bankruptcy be holden No 30
I'm. te ca Of ge rYort before Jaha Ftch Register til
.dt a. Il got em5ef A. H. 1897 T. O'Clock No. b1
r. MURRAY. a.. 8. Nsrha.
~ Ne,-h erN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
STEAMBOATS, anS GaiIrOaSs.

DENEDIC'Ts TINE TABLE for Nov.-An
I'D IA roads sai Steamboats, from T. T. &c a - mans 20.
BHSEDlCT BROS, joss tr, go lIl hfosa"hl.
TOR NORWALK and DANBClI. The
Steamboat NELLY WHITE Per No ~ Ettt River A.
O'Clock daily Thirty oaTthst at soP 'Ane'g VIA
THANGE OF HOUR.-The New haven Trans
~ psrtatol SieaaeI, WI leave Pier 20 - la RIVER d o.
tfj a MONDAY Nov s. a Instead Of bhere.oiie S-11'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
i STATES ~ TIE SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of EANfOkk-
tie matter o. GhgRGE D. WAfWG Baaln.2i-IT baS;
rr!TCy-Lcforr u iaa T. Williams Re- serIO NHOI 1T hAl
CONCERN. Ih. md lessh7 cs notice Of s aTponr NJ
~ As t,e GIOLGE D. WAXING Of toe CIV. Conat ssi
state with tfI District vlo has hcrn uel bank
mt Die pettn ~ tue Dr., Court q said District
Dated q Ne --iors th~ 1874 d. 81 Octoaer l.HL
tLDE.,T Ss4H, A. is-ec. NJ. leo Fulon-st, HesfoTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

y INT liz / iAltl AOItkl VI llib N-nA
STATE io- the SOUTHERN DISTRICT o iOhh-ln tAe
matter n ROBERT G. EATIBOEB, Bankrupt ~ IAHREuPtoi-
TO WHOM IL MAY CONCERN: Tie er sol hereby gives nole
bic ppoamea. Assignee ~ ROBERT e. EAiNEOSE oith C
Of Eealork. he County Of New "a Sttc Of hev'l ],
within si District and Who has been E Bankrupt upon US
pelol toe District Court II G District Dated a. new
wa $40 ' " O'''' IL r. HUfrED. Assignee
i,rq-S No E...u 4. e.. New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

sTrTg ar The sOIrIfEN DISTRICT n NEW.YORK-1nt TIE
waiter Of julius HEYE GuhrutS B,yEnuPrCYLeore lOh
FIVgH-TO WHOM IT Nay CONCElN The un1crgngd having
given notice Of his eppa u,eut as Asiree ~ JULY M y OF
Corn ~ New YORK arf State Of NeNiork WITHIN
sal III Ict ha8 Igl Bankrupt upon Dis Iettu
District Of said district Ddie heHiok the -'h 81
M O.+,i.r A b. 81 l. y. ANuHUSS, Assignee
o2i laslEga No - Finest, New.York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
IN TIIE DISTRICT C0IIR-r All fhe UNITEI
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of GEW.loIh--in
te matter Of " ILL VI H. u5aEi Bankrupt 10 WhOh II PA
CONCERN: The undersigned hereby gye sYce Of hs apoun s
Assignee Of WILLIAM H. UuSsEi. Of tie town Of pas 10 vac
County 81 lseran state Of New-Jcry hrt WHO carried On
10 the C' Callty and state ~ NefYora. within SAID @ VINO n
sald DslieL-DaeI a! NesYos lie 2sh ,r fOctobe 1861
JNo SHDGWICK, As mee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

zli..liEJl sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

TOR LONG BRANCH AMI PHILADELPHIA,
il .RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY hAlLhoAD' An
amer MONDAY. NAV - 49, the hnes VIII run ioho~h
from Pier No -. foot Of Duane-sl: ,,vp L. phu,A.,,h,,
A. HIS m.-EXPRkSS PhhSENEh LINE W t 49,
Long Banch &c attn m-Por Log Branch Tom ss sn1 ~
termedae Stations touching at Pier No Vo' pA1'eH1'' "
PAST FREIGHT IINE-Leavca Tie No at p. m ior Iha
een Srer and Cor IN road AID o. hc camden l
Arte Rroad Freight taken q nTa AID q1A TINE uhe'"V
kkIlENlNi ..ptu.a.
EXPREss PASSENGER LlNRFoIkew foTk ke eases
Thh viuest ~ At 1l5 FDn Long ba4eh Di Ne"'s'A
TIg0JoH TARE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
oAFFTY- SPEED ANDCOMFORT.

- FOR BOSDN,
woRcFgTRR PALMER, FITCHBUB, hASHuAl LOWELL, CON
CORD TIlE WHI1B MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
9h.rev ard stabch Of the hrwieh Inc ,oor
'pene" CITY or BOSTON sDd CITY or HBW-foRk
leave EewYok daily (suudGya eIeefed a. oeoek H. ron
Wv PIER No % Eorth River Dot on ssstry-st,
FOR NEW LEDON,
49,. o,,se,s uiih b s,ssboGt Express Tan fon The above
onis Norwich and Worcester bten ana oe'se''
srd Nashua NewLofdon ard N0rthrn halIoAus, .,
FreEht the lowest rates 70 ih 9 ~ az ,bs p,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

Gro. p BETTs. Clerk.

~ tire DISTRICT COUNT of the lAlIED
y STATES f- fte SOUTHERN DISTRICT # ALNlO.e.--lS
B,y1nyprcr i-o. la.a tells % e natter of SAMUEL LAE
ar.mt 10 uO ia MAY COEt FRS; TIE bndcr'ynd 10 ~
gcs % Do, ef atrr-t ss'e Of ne estate OF SAN ~
and STATE oi New
YeF y lila s. ID ri rr ro bias been lauig Bankrupt,
BIZ oau l,aa o. t.c. Coar; % SAID Dict-lid O. New
J. y. AND.UsS, Astgree. No . Pineit. NeWYorl City
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-04
$40 ACRES
Of Giles County Land for Sale.

T offer for sale 200 acres Of land, known as the
Black place, which there are 100 acres Of level
No grain and cotton land, the balance cedar land,
with plenty of water and good mprOvements-will
be sod together or divided to suit purchasers. Al
So $40 acres lust below Tunnel HILL mile west
of the railroad ensely timbered with poplar, white
oak, hickory, chestnut and ash timber, making it
good location for a mill. There are hundreds Of
acres Of timbersd lands lying contiguous 20 the
timber which can be sawed on shares l will sell,
together with the $40 acres, saw stand saws and
carriage uniniuTed, made by o. Childs & CO., Gin
ciunatt, o., or viii become partner with any re-
sponsibIe person IN q mill, which can be supplied
with timber for years Terms Of sale, one third
down the balance one and two years with interest.
The machinery and timber above referred to will
be furnished and run on the shares if desired.
dec 2l-t j. A. BEAELEY.
Nashville Union & Dispatch copy and send bill
to tins Office.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-04

A Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Commercial, dated 29th ult., says
1.-The President stated to-day that be had
been misrepresented again by Col. Weather
by, the South Carolina convoy. who. in his
report to the Legislature, made Mr.. johnson
say that he advised the South to steadfaslly
reject the constitutional amendment. He
declares that he gave no advice whatever on
the subject. but is DESTROYS that the South
ern Legislatures should act uninhuenced
from any source. He asserts that the
statement that he urges its rejection is as
untrue as the one which represented him as
saying to Representative EgglestOn that he
believed the amendment would be ratified. .
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-04

The Philadelphia Ledger says: 1--WE
have already referred 70 the great excess of
-lsbOrers in all the large American cities,
and have warned people from the country
of the hopelessness of finding employment
by cOming,to Philadelphia or any other large
municipality. .na
't'Of the condition of affairs in New York,
Horace Greedy writes to an applicant for a
situation: New York is just entering up
or the interesting process Of starving out
two hundred thousand people whom war
and irredeemable paper have driven hither.
1t is impossible TO receive aud employ more
until these are gone
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-01-04
Northern and sOuthern Agriculture

The United States Commissioner Of Ag-
Iieulture thus expresses his opinion of the
relative advantages of Northern and South
ern agriculture:
In the South, It is hoped, that the great
mistake of the past, the concentration of
labor mainly upon single and grand divis-
ion Of productive industry, WILDE avoided.
In political economy the smaller products
of diversified industry are far lore than
an equiv alent for 3 single result Of orgauiz-
ed labor, however absorbing or important.
The cotton crop, for example, of the en-
pire State Of the South, IN 1860 was 7Ol,-
$40 bales, yielding little more than $780,
600, 900, while the buttet of the State Of
New York, in 1865, one of several products
of the dairy, was estimated at $50, 200, 900;
and yet the census gives New York but
37O,9i4 farmers and farm laborers, and to
Georgia, including white farmers and farm
laborers, and only the males of the slaves,
316.478 persons engaged in agriculture
Besides the other dairy products-milk,
cream and cheese aud the multitude of
smaller products of the farm--the principal
crops male an outstanding aggregate, as in
1864, when the corn crop Of New York was
estimated at S38, 600, 600, the wheat at
S25, ZOO, 600, the oats at $50, 900, 900, po-
tatOes at SIS, 600, 900, and hay at $50. oOO,-
oOo Including the minor cereals, products
Of orchards and gardens, the production of
beef and mutton from pasturage, and great
variety of miscellaneous and exceptional
products, the currency value of the agri-
cultural productions of this one State in
that year was far greater than the money
returns of any cotton crop ever produced in
the country, and the gold value of such
products would be more than equivalent 20
the gold value of half the cotton crop Of
1860. "a. a srr . Sc ..-s. ...