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New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
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Tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have
completed their organization with the following list OF
oliiccr.: -. ,o,,,,
,Ti,SrC ANp PACIFIC ooNPiSY-cAPrAL sooOOS
Ireli.. ALrurH T. NftNAkrn.
TtfPrssideHf-NMLisN II GriOs.
TfsafprST--RcHAKD }. THoENE
.Sscgg.rrV-C i. HARPER
C0iusri-No.r McuASieL.
ARTnH ?. wn1N,Eru President Home Insurance Company.
N,v-lok.
lork. =.
lion wmtt,u y Sxow Senator elect from Arkan,as.
r. q. =. OpTtI. Of Barclay 4 Lyussiou, New York
Hon ESAY hAiTHE Collector Of Customs 81 the for o new
York.
CHARLES 81 CONSOGLy of Charles VI Connolly Company New
York
Jons IT. MORTIMER, ofMoTtlmef 4 Debosi, New York
MuIfAa n. GVION, Of Williams & Guiou kow.iork
r. & Co, Of x. r. Graves 90. Newlork
ELISHA BROOIrs, Of Brooks Brothers. Ney-iork
W. M. Of Masury Whiton New York.
IIEsitY NJ. TABFR ofC G a H. ~. TAber, NeN.lork
NORMAN &. bentley OF Ben. y l. Burton, New York
ions AnvsrItNG, ofM Arr,tOng & sons New.iOgk.
Ioris JAY, OfCuht, Jay & Co. Nev lork
ABJAH ". CH,PiN, Springfield, Mas
CHARLES TOwNsESD nnEPtKD, OF A. D. shepard Co. late Pes
dent roarl o. fTr.le Albany y Y.
Io AlLlS HRoE, President Second National Bank, Sycuse
NY
tEORGR CrYLgR. President National Bank. Palmyra Y.
ANys A. MATHEWS Eor Commercial Ahysrtser Buffalo, \.
\ q. SiupNs Of Simon. & Cr.scy Buffalo. y. Y.
WALBRlBGF psrlt Board 0 Iftie Toledo Quo
I. J. s. FLtNr. o. Flat, Thompson : Co., Chicago, IT,
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rEIROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
IIESI HOARD.
WEDNESDAY, Aprn lO-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, April lO-P ".
Gold sold at l3S, under the nfayorabe quota
tions for 52Os in London to-day, and closed at 1919
The extremes of the day were 13J013S.
Government stocks were steady and the quotation
of lO1i 0l07. for new 5-20s maintained all day
state stacks barely steady, and large amounts
could not have beeu sold at quotations. The Mlsccl-
laneous and Railway shares were unsteady and lower
pIices established on the entire list. The losses in
that direction large and operators for an advance
have been badly hurt. AT the decline there were no
strong buyers, and the market appears to be aban-
doned to weak dabblers, trading on the fluctuations
of the hour At the Second Board and
afterward upon the street there WAS fresh
panic i'm which cash stocks were thrown overheard
freely and large contracts made for future delivery
Persons lending upOn railway shares are becoming
more cautious about margins, and much more parc-
ular about persons to whom loans are made. At the
close under purchases by the bears to cover prices
were higher North West Preferred adyancing9 per
cent from the lowest point The market is good deal
disturbed and is only resting temporarily at tho
quotations: New-Yorl Central, 9siG9si; Erie 53.G
53l; Reading. 9Sla9S9; Michigan Southern, G6sa67;
North-Wcstcrn 3OlaSOs; do. Preferred, 59059s;
Rock Island, sGiaSG.; Fort Wayne s9i0W
failure of magnitude was reported among the
outside operators, from losses i'll Eiic and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh.
Money is quoted at per cent on call and in good
demand. Stock houses do not make mp their nc
counts very promptly. Commercial paper sells
slowly at 7a7i for the best, and SalO for second
grades.
Merchants complain of sluggish trade, and are
obliged, rs ia old times, TO east about for means 10
meet their daily maturing obligations. Long en-
gagcments are not popular in any direction ana
comfortable bank balance is considered better than
any property at current values Exchange IS hrner'
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THE MARKETS
lcnr,tllIJ reported lor THE TRlsrss.l

WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1851.
ASIIS The market for Pots is steady at s. jOa s G2;
Pearls are nominal.
BuTfEl.-lhe market is dull aud prices have down
ward tendency.
BRICKS are firm and In fair demand at 81 asl2 for
Common Hard, and sl 5OaSls for Croon, ana $40 ior
Philadelphia Front.
COrTON-Ihe market Is stlll quito duh and prices
somewhat heavy, closing rather nominal at 2i G2oc Tor
MddllDg lplnnds; sales OF 900 bales
COFFEL-Mc have nothing now Of importance 10 adj
wise IN TINS market The demand moderate ana holders
ash previous atcs. We note two small uy oiges OF
Io enbrarlng $40 bags exFrlth ut I2o. gold Ia bond
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

MP. FOX AND THE RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS
To he Edifor Of Tie Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent must be mistaken IN
relation 10 the statement made 10 Mr. FOX opinion
about the Russian possessions the Pacific ceded to us
have received letter from him n which, for reasons
satsfaciury himself he expresses the conviction that
The Ireatg ought To be confirmed Yours truly,
1900 e. D..
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SUPERIOR COUIT-sPEcIAL TERN-ArGm io-Bciore
Justice GOODWIN.
DPCTSIONS.

Compton agt. Rcad.-Motion granted on payment
of so costs. - p
In re Petition Of Mary Joncs.-Writ granted
Fernandez ct al. agt New York Mutual lns CO.. Alex
andcr ag Wood MattisOn aGt Demarcst OF l-MOtiOhs
granted.
Bresbarth agt MOSscrO-MOtiOn dismissed with costs
.Kruse agt Krusr.- Commission granted and Issued.
Before Justice MONEIL.
Thomas agt RInch.-NcTdict sci aside, ana new ttdl
Granted with costs 10 abide event unless piauti aitors
ncy within 10 days consent writing 20 reduction ot
fbc verdict 10 $50 If DO consent, motion for new trial
denied. ,,-.,<, .
Richardson sst. Jones-Judgment for plaintiff ior
$1gj 81.
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and best co day sterling is held at 1921 Long francs,
1875 16i.
The following will show the exports exclusive OF
specie from NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending April Q, and since the beginning of the year:
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f1rIanrll..

DOCKS of SUBSCRIPTION for the CAPITAL
I'D STOCK OF FRAZGES METALLIC LIFE BOAT COMPANl are
NOW OPEN le Banking House O SArIBRLEb Co, No 10
Broilsly, New.iork. 1900,
ALBAN C. SINNERS Pres LAWRENCE FRAZkE Sec aud Tres
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO the STOCK
~ Of the DUTCHBSS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoMPANI.
The Stock Of te putehcss snd Columbia RrSsi
Company hereby notified that the FIRST IN
STAMENr Of Five Dollars share upon their respective saoScrP
! due and pavsble thirty days from this date.
subscriber, In the towns Plains and Stanford will pay TO
William Bno esd Sssug National Bank Of Pine Plains
Subscribers m the towns Ot Washington aud Union a VIII pay 70
r. O. Cofan, esq RoHr Corners go
tue OF La Grange VIII pay 70 Albert kman ESQ.,
a tArhursburgh -,
Subscribers ia Beekmsn East Fhk and Iishk will
James h. Van Senbegh, at the Fishk National
Bank. 49,,
Certificates Of Will lie isud TO each stock subscriber the Goth
April upon payment Of the e instamsnt above
b. orler OF the Board oi Directors - - ... .
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TRrsrRRS.

N,Toxl B,> ~ rag RgpUBLc PH,DELPHIA March H. 1854
IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the
National Currency ard the Articles of Association q Tbs Bank
s. tn d mnd 10 INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK OF this
Bank Million Dollars lSl lOoGOo SabsePoas from STOCK.
In the proposed increase will be
rasab m the day will be received time prior
10 th date uumbtr 81 shares will remain 10 be sold applications
l L win r. recryrd persons deous Of becoming SIockhOd
' - '' 49, JQSEPH ?, MCMFQRp, Cashier
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GfVIL C0URTS
COURT or APPEAI43-APHH 10.
Deborah Al'i Msod sst ii John J. Fleet md other.

Deborah Wood het John J. Fleet and ohett IN.
This T. , sut TO decide the interest of the pnlnth
t , deceased brothers estate She with Two brOthets
d nm estate i'm Zee from her father In some 200 acres
NJ land ON Long Island hut released her portion 10 hef
20, brcera Thcy divided the property, and Daniel re
id his half of one portion 20 his brother ana Occuprd
thc other There considerable doubt on tae tcS-
t0py whether Daniel intended to hold the one haf aS MS
gu or not lie diving without issue, tile sister, OF cOue
hecame entitled to One-ah OF DanietS property, WHAT
ever n might be- and the question IN the court DloM Ns
whether tile parOl division gave title 10 the Whoe po
lion occupied by Daniel to him, or still lett him tenant
i'm common merely with his brother The COult below
decided that there valid PARTITION and the pai1i
therefore entitled to onehalf the portion occupied ny
dren appealed. They claim that no partition can pe
made 10y parOl.
The Court reserved its decision - =,
J. J. Townsend for appellants; SCuddcr & Carter lot
,,lt t.uf.
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT ArRIL iO.-Before Mr.
Justice MASON.
INV DUTIES or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE CITY
RAILS,


Are,urN W Lyon agt The Third Avenue Railroad Company
This is one of several actions growing out of the
collision which occurred tho night of Dee t. 1865, be
tween q car Of the defendants and freight car on The
Harlem Road at the crossing Of the tracks Sxhst
The plaintiff this received quite severe temporary
Injuries hut claims that part Of his injuries were cna-
mont; that his cyesig has been permanently affected,
and that he has since the injury been Incapable OF great
or continued eNcrtiOn. Tie lays bis damages a s2O
The defense is that the night being dark aud the ras
slippery the Harlem not by the conductof
il having no light until it too late 10 stop when the
driver I'm the exercise of a sound Judgment. whipped up
II appeared that the driver of the Harlem car saw the
other car but its light being temporarily Obscufed
thought il had stopped and fastened his own pace IN
order pass the point OF intersection ~ soon as pos
SIbe.
The Court charged that the Third Avonue Road carry
Inc passengers bound 70 take the greatest care Whh
human fOres ght prudence could provide, ana that
want Of such care negligence but that # should ap
pear the iuy that notwithstanding such care the ac
cidenf occurred through the negligence of the Harlem
Railroad Company they wOuld be excused, though they
would be excused from the consequences o hcir own
negligence because the negligence OF the other company
contributed 70 it.
A sealed verdict was directed.
Mr. o. A. Frsne and MIR. Shaffer for pldintlif; MI. C.
n Potter for dcieldaut.
DECISIONS.
CHAMnERs-Arpu 1O-By BARSAGD. J.
Attwood aCt Hall-MoiiOn denied.
Lou, LevsOn agt Henry Spalding and others solomon
HO,ford act. Cornelius Williams Motions granted
In re James Aug agt. Estate OF Austin WilSOn-tOsts
and an allowance given 10 painful - ,,
Charles r. Blake agt. Joseph Encas-MOtiOn dch'tu
Elizabeth l. Perry agt. Oliver IL Pcriy.-Rcp9rt OF
referee confirmed. aud Judgment OF divorce granted
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IoBRY CHAHGFs.


for 5000 dated May ~ 1871 made by the defendant
Brad 20 nv ~ h. Own order two months after datc
aid Endorsed 6y lin and The defendant Montoy ana , o
which il claimed the plaintiff was the O"le' "n"
holder for value. M,
The defense was hst the note was given upon an nc
cal agreement between Brady and MOntOy ot wch tne
plaintiff had notice The illegal agreement was that
MOutiOy should his personal influence Win he oICet
Commissioner Of Ncwiork CITY to procure we & aloT &
anCe and payment OF certain claims sl bIdN ioI "o'h
done against the City Of NewYork. , ,.,. s.o
The cause came for trial before Mr. Justice sther
land, and Jury at the New-10lk CIRCUIT III No'omoe
1853, and the defendant had the verdict -
On the trial the following case was ulsclOseu:
Brady had claim against the City OF NcW-Nork under
a contract for grading FOitysxthst. for over S2OOO
which was dsputed and unsettled Prior to the giving
of tine note MOntioy applied TO Brady TO employ nun 10
assist in the settlement of said accounts, ana represented
Street Commissioner as would enable him To procure
favorable settlement and allowance OF Bradys cln ana
that without the assistance OF Mon9oy to t
agreement was made that MOnoy should use his inilu
ence with the street Commissioner TO procure the allow
Of Brudys claim, and the note was gwen upon tlS
This. il was claimed was an Illegal considerations and
The Court charged that note gwen 10 procure hp0pof
influence be used with public officer was VOld 1hat
any Influence would Nc improper " the parties cOneI-
plated or intended an influence arising out OF the rel
lions existing between the empOyc and the officer ana
that the jury must determine from the evidence whether
such influence designed or contemplated DctWee
the defendant ana MonUoy' ah tat ~ was UiI m
whether the consideration OF the note was Illegal OF
whether II without considerations IN eltet case inc
plaintiff could not recover II he had notice OF tno juei
ON both OF these charges, and some other technlca
matters the plaintiff appeals claiming that they are 100
broad-tha the rule To using influence on cgSalOl
or pubic Officers only applied TO personal influence
and not the influence OF known COUNSEL ana tat le
second charge 80 framed rs TO include bO subjects
If either proposition was wrong II dd away WIN 'he
The Court reserved It's dccisloR.
James r. Brady and Mr.. TraphageD for appellant; j..
II. Reynolds and Mr.. Snytho. for respondent.
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cAIENnARs-TnlsD Day.

OF APPEALS No further Day CalealsrJhi' tenn.
TNE COTRT-GRxKEAL TERH--knuuefatrj Mctous
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Tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have
completed their organization with tho following list OF
officers.
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N0TlCE.-An Election for seven CO Drec-
'or ne Zodiac Steamship COMPANY, and for three 90 Inspector,
MONDAY. the 25a Instant, between the hours Of z M and
l. MURRAY FERRIS ~, SeetetarY,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

FFrER NOoPEN FlRE NsrRANCE Co, I0N
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS will be
"A held Company MONDAY the 2h day Of
Aphl
The polls will be openeI Al IL Ocok m and until
o'clock y. m. WM. II. RIBLEr. Secretary.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07
speaking last MondaY.

Business indoors last Monday prevented
us from hearing the discussion between the
candidates for the Legislature, but we are
informed that the speeches of Messrs Tow
ner and Jackson. conservative candidates
for Floater and Representative, were dig
nifed, able aud convincing. The great
questions of the day were discussed boldly,
and the'position of Tennessee was portray
ed in its proper colors, while Brownlow and
his party were handled without gloves, and
their real objects explained to the people.
These gentlemen were followed by Ar
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government. Now, for the life Of US, we
cant see why the blanks printed by us,
provided they were correct, you'd not an
swer as we'll as the others ; they cost the
State nothing and they cost the Register
nothing. 1t occurs to US, right here, that
perhaps this was the reason why they were
not received. It would save the State
that much expense and tighten the taxes of
the people to that amount. and this is 10
part Of BrownlOw's policy We heard
several intelligent, simon-pure Union men
on that day, with a knowing look, say
"eat hair" Some express The opinion
that there will be no more blanks furnished
this county.
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Registration stonned.

There were great many of the good,
loyal citizens Of the county in town last
Saturday, for the purpose of obtaining GER
ti6cates Of registration. 1t was announced
in the morning Chat the day would be de-
voted by the Register, to allowing certif-
Gates only to loyal white men and colored
soldiers. Only a few, however, were issued
unit. it was aunounced that the Register
was out Of blanks, and could issue no
no more on that day. Many of those who
were prepared to take the necessary oath,
and in every way qualified to receive GER
ti6cates, had ridden many miles for the
purpose, were exceedingly anxious to get
their papers that day. aud rather than be
compelled TO come to town again on that
business, they concluded to take up con-
4ribution and have the blanks printed
Accordingly they came to this Office and
ordered as to print them one hundred and
ffty of each OF the blank forms necessary.
We had printed about half of them, when
an applicant for registration ca me in with a
long face and said it was no so. The Reg
ter would not issue on those blanks be-
cause they had not been furnished BY The
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

Jack Reed, the Radical candidate for Rep
resentative. Mr.. Reed said, as we are in
formed, that he was "goin' to talk in a
plain way-neitber greek, latin nor gram
mar That he was Gin favor Of aaortJy-
ing some sections Of The franchise act, ="
aud wasn't Sin favor Of confscation in gin
sral'' He was pretty heavy on the impoF-
ted cop3eIheads from the North, IS he de-
nominated the other two gentlemen, forget
ting, doubtless, that while he was at home,
giving aid and council indirectly to the re-
bellion, that these two gentlemen were in
the field trying to put it down, and that
this is how they came to be in our midst,
instead Of being imported by the COnserv-
atiYes. IT we had been a colored radical
we certainly would have Withdrawn from
the league on that day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

We have had the pleasure of examining
some Of Mr. CANNON's specimens of art,
and think his photographs and pictures OF
all kinds cannot be surpassed for correct
ness and finish anywhere. He has an ele-
giant gallery, excellent material, and is a
polite, affable gentleman. There is no
necessity ia the world for persons to run
off to Nashville or elsewhere to have pie
lures takea when we have such an artist
ia our midst Drop into his gallery on the
east side Of the square, and he will make
you feeloomfortable.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

PROFITABLE AMALGAMATIoN.-Mes srs.
Reid, Chadbourn & Co., yesterday receiv-
ed letter from Chamblin Bros, Boston,
stating that they had sold bale of Major
Prewitt's ''Amalgamated" Cotton (notic-
ed in our columns some time since) for 50
cents-5 cents above New Orleans mid
ding, and cents above Tennessee mid
dling.-Banner.
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Public Speaking.

Capt. TowNER and Mr. A. A. JACKSON,
viii speak tomorrow at Buferd's Station.
On Saturday the 9Th, Capt. TowNER in
company with Hon. Ed. COOPER and JOE
WILLIAMS, will be at Lewisburg. when
there will be large barbecue set for the
people. On Saturday the 22d, Messrs.
STEELE. MOORE, TowNER and JACKSON, will
address The people at CornersviIle.
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Another Candidate

1t will be seen by reference to card in
another place that Mr.. ADDISON A. jack
son has consented to allow his name to be
placed before the people as a candidate to
represent Giles county in the next General
Assembly. We suppose there is no man
in the county who can show more loyal
and consistent record than Mr.. Jackson.
He served in the U. s. army as an officer
to preserve the Union, and he is battling,
in different way, for the same cause now.
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Tenn. g. Ala. R. r.

Attention is invited to the notice to
stockholders in another column.
The annual stockholders meeting takes
place at Nashville on the end Thursday Of
November.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

The ''Shades" invited us down few
days ago to test the quality of its fresh
cove oysters. They were "superphlosti-
cal" Everything else in the "Shades'
looked well, but of course we didn't sample
the "Auid. Wen call again, thank you.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

1t is truly refreshing to step into CAL.
LANDETH's elegant establishment these
sultry days and partake of glass Of ice
cold lemonade. He knows exactly how to
fix 'em up. We are under obligations to
him for several specimens of the many
good things be has on hand.
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TnAnKs.-We received few DAYS ago,

THAEKs.-We received a few days ago,
per express, from some unknown friends in
New York, box containing bran, span
kin new coat, accompanied by polite note,
requesting as to accept from "Many
Friends" OF course we accept, but we
beg permission to remind these friends that
it has been some time since they have had
the exquisite pleasure of seeing us, and we
have grew" right sharply within the last
few years. The things too small for u.s.
Will you swap?
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For Sale.
That Available Tract of Land,
NIID-BRIDGFI.
DY virtue of deed of trust, duly registered
ID made to me by Burwell Alternately, on
Thursday the 9th Of June next,

Z J..
ID made to me by Burwell Alternately, on
Thursday the 9th Of June next,
Oh the premises, I VIII sell at public SALE the well
known and beautiful tract of land Mid Bridge, con-
tanning 600 acres, situated in civil districts & in
Giles county, Tenn, on the waters of Newtonis
creek, adjoining the lands of Dr. S II. Stout. VIM
L. Brown, Jas. W. Rivers and others.
Upon saiG tract there Is a large and commodous
DWELLING comparatively new, and in first rate or
der, together with necessary out houses, &c, &C..
Several never falling springs and abundance. Of
water for stock purposes, four orchards of fruit
trees just beginning to bear
Said land lies on the turnpike road leading from
Pulaski to Elkton, about miles from either place,
and within about miles Of Aspen Hill station on
the Nashville and Decatur Rail Road. There are
800 acres cleared and in cultivation, the balance
heavily tinbered. The soil is of the first quality
Giles and Maury couRties admirably adapted to the
growth of cotton, corn, grain and grass. In less
than a mile there is handsome church and also a
school hOure, both Of which are regularly occupied
The neighborhood is as social and good as any in
Middle Tennessee. in fact, taking the soil, Ioca-
ton and improvements generally, it is regarded as
among the best tracts in Giles 1t is susceptible of
three more settlements, and viii be sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms Of Sale.
S30on cash the balance upon credit of 6, u, IS
and q months. Bond and approved security le-
quireo, and lien retained foT payment of purchase
money.
Also,
At same time and place, I viii sell the personal
property conveyed in said deed consisting of hors-
es, a mule, yoke OF OXsn, mich COWS, TO head of
sheep, &c, together with large amount of house
hold and kitchen furniture, and 500 volumes of lit
erary and classical books. ancient and modern, a
very valuable selection and deserving the attention
OF the public.
Terms.
All sums under IS cash; those over upon 4 credit
to LIST of January, 1868. Said sales are made to sat
lsfy the objects Of said deed Of trust.
A plat and survey Of the land can be seen at my
Office. [may 10-tdl NATHAN ADAMS,
Trustee.
Nashville Daily Banner copy I'd and send bill to
this office.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

On the night of March oath, one sorreI mare. in
cTined % be roam, with white face, from l5 70 is
hUuds highs from ] D 10 u years old. Said mare
wa stol5nfrom my stable, miles west Of Pulaski.
april JAMES III. CONNER.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07
Wan Paner.

.J.R. osDoRN has completed the repairs
on his house, west side public square, and
now has one of the most elegant looking
houses outside, and lastly arranged estab
lishments inside, TO be found 10 Pulaski
Besides his varied assortme mt of books, pa
per, musical instruments, DC, he is now in
receipt of large stock Of wall paper of
the very latest designs, which he is offer
ing at low figures. He invites all to call
and see his stock. 1t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07
UNDER w ARD.

eve take great pleasure III announcing 30 the IN
habitants Of Pulaski and vicinity that We hye sc-
cured The services Of Mr.. Charles " Smith, gem
tIeman vel known 70 the residents Of Giles county,
who viii always be pleased TO see and wait on, his
old friends and former customers,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-07

consisting OF Full Bosom shirts, Linen Shirts I'm
der Shirts, Drawers, Cravats Suspcnders, Collars;
In fact q complete line Of