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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03
a Snail IoWa Farm.

Industry and common sense are certain
guarantees Of success. Mr. John Briseoe.
in the Cedar Valley. iowa, has a farm
Of thirty-six acres. He raised last season,
I9 acres Of corn. A Of oats, 10 of wheat, 2
OF erase, ] acre Of potatoes and an acre Of
broomcorn. beans, hops and cabbage. He
harvested 600 bushels Of corn, $50 Of
oats. 1877 of wheat. goo of potatoes, tons
Of Hungarian grass and 2 tons Of timothy
hay besides broomcorn enough for 10 doz-
en- broomb. IL bushels white beans. 700
heads Of cabbage, and 81 worth Of hops.
Reduced to currency, his summers work
on thirtY-six acres amounted to 81 ,O6I so.
Calling the lard worth $50 per acre. Mr..
Briseoe could pay for his farm and support
his family oRt of one -asou's work. What
IS The use Of being poor Mr.. BFiseos. on
his small farm. is more independent than 8
city respeeIabhity" on salary Of S.. 900
ayeaF.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1869

PULASKI, FEIIN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

VALUABLE IF TRUE.-E G. Kimball
writes the following to the Cincinnati
Times 81 send you recipe that may
be a benefit to some of your readers To
prevent apples from falling off before ripe
bore hole into the tree. put in table
spoonful of sulphur, plug tight. This is q
sure remedy. l have proved it,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

THIS is to give notice that on the Esd day of
March, ID, 1858, q warrant in Bankruptcy
vas issued against the es tate of J II Conner Of
ih the county of Giles and State of Ten
nessee. who has been adjudged q Bankrupt his
own petition: That the payment of any debts and
rupt to:him or for his use and the transfer of any
property BY him are forbidden by law That a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more assgnees of
his estate viii be held at court of bankruptcy, to
be holden on the sth day of April, A d, 1858,
bankruptcy, Pulaski, Ten l., before W. N. Dough
ER. GLAssCOCK,
y. s. Marshal Messenger.
By J. R. Warner. D'pty q. s. Ml Mgr. mar26-2
THIS is to give notice that on the Esd day of
, March, D, 1858, warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of E W Holt, in the
county of Giles, and State of Tennessee, who has
been adiudged bankrupt his own petition: that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to su n bankrupt, to him, for
his e. and the transfeTof any property by him
forbidden by law; that ameetng of the creditors Of
said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose
assighees of his estate, Will be held at
court Ct bankruptcy 10 be. holden on the sth day
Of april, u. lo6s, at l o'clock, M at the
before W. n. Doughty, Esq, Register.
Z. r. 9LAssCOUK, .. 5. Marshal Msng'r.
By R Warner, d'Pty S Mshl 'gr. mar-2t
THIS is to give notice, That, on the 28d day of
L March, A. D., 1868, warrant in Bankruptcy
in the county Of Giles and State of Tennessee, who
has been adiHdged Bankrupt on his own petition:
That the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property Belonging to such Bankrupt, to him for
his USE and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law. That meeting of the creditors
of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Gssignees of his estate win be
held at a court of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the
Sth day of April, A D, 1868, ut O'Clock, P. m,
at the Office Of register in bankrunt~E be court
house in Pulaski, Tenn, befoF Zss-0Oughty,
Esq, Register. Z: X aLASCOCK,
q. S Marshall, Messenger.
BY Warner, Dept Marshall, Messenger.
TTS is.tosgive notice that on the Esd day OF
e1S6S, a warrant in bankruptcy
lst the estate of ] F McNairy OF
-. H.. in the county of Giles
e, who has been adiudged q
petition; that the payment of
q of any property belonging
him, or for his use and the
V by him are forbidden by
the creditors of the said
T debts, and to choose one
IS estate, viii be held at a
Be held on the sth day Of
o'clock, p NJ, at the of
bankruptcy, Pulaski, Tenn,
ESQ, Register.
OK. u Marshal, Messenger.
S. Mrsh1 Ms'gr. mar27
5tice that on the 28d day o.
1865. warrant in Bankruptcy
agashst the estate of M A Barnes in
of Giies and State of Tennessee, who
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03
THE LOCK OF Hal

How often has this love y curl
Been bound with flowers and decked with pearl
How oft with snowy fingers twined-
How oft wooed by amOTOus wind
And, oh how oft at midnight hour,
When slumber reigned in hall and bower,
This curl, soft-nesCled like dove,
Has heard the whispered dreams Of love.
This lovely tress-this raven tress-
That of to heart and lip press:
! know not if it used to deck
The Parian whiteness of her neck;
Or DER her blue yeined temple strayed,
Or on her beaming brow was laid,
Or fell upon the stainless snow
OF her young cheek only know
1t is the loveliest of curls,
And from the loveliest of girls
Aye, It's thing to love and bless,
This little dark and shining tress;
Dark the midnight forests gloom,
Dark as the tempest spirits plume,
Dark az the stern Death Angels sent,
But shining the battle steed.
And thee by whom this gem was given,
Seems TO my heart thing of Heaven
An angel dream-a gentle dove
Sent forth from Gods own ark Of love
A vision come from Paradise
Awhile to gladden. mortal eyes
A star of Heavens own stars the pride,
Chased in this dark worlds stormy tide.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

To KEEP MEAT FREsH.-A correspond
enr of the Maine Farmer says: ''Many a
housewife may be glad to know, when she
has piece Of fresh meat she wishes to keep
a few days, that it can be successfully
done by putting it in a dish and covering
it with buttermilk. 1 have pracuced this
plan for years"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

"a Don't forget that we have a splendid JOB
OFFICE in connection with cur Newspaper estab,
ishmeEtY which enables to put up as neat Job "a
be done an, W here in the State Bring gu yeur
cards, hand bills circulars, eta.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

Announcing candidates for State or District Off
ces ten dollars; county do five; always in advance
Obituaries and tributes ofrospect ten lines in
length charged for the reg liar advertising rates
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

The New York Citizen wants to know
how much the Radicals pay Brick Pome-
roy for running lis Ia Crosse machin &.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03
J. r. BERRY, Seesty.
J. r. GROVE, Ag't.
DIRECTORS & REFERENCES.

A. J. Duncan, Pres't Bank Of the Union, Nashville.
Robert Thorn pson, " holesale Grocer,
Macy. Driver & Brown, Hardware Merchants, "
Hyatt, Brigg & Ward, Tenn. Agric'i Works, q
z. II. Thompson, Merchant,
Chas P. Virgins, supt Tenn. Agrie'l Works, 4"
Bolton Wheeler q Co, Stoves q TinWaTe Mchts 4"
Hon. T. Ii. East, Attorney at Law,
4. J. Tynes, Dry Goods Merchant,
John z. Berry, Eco,
Robert J. Thompson, Esq,
Hon John Lellyett, City Attorney, t"
Col. Jno. Moore, with II att, BTiggs & Ward, %
W II Dedriek, Sec'y PianteTs' InsTnce Co. Memphis.
A. Nelson & Co., Real Agsnts, Nashville.
!. c. Warner, Cashier Bank Of the Union, %
Hon. ]. ". Turlev. Erauklius I can
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-03

A pious invitatiOu-"Let US pray"
An order at diuner.--"Lettuce, pray"
The resolve of the landlords-Let US
prey" E
The fountains invitation.--Let US spray.
The request Of the carrier.-Letters pray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

PORT og SFwYoRK. Dec I2......;cL il5; n
pon Lockwood Ch.Sa Coei States Morton I ss
Mooe wa,c. Yocra NC Isaac Bell Bourne NSrf,. !iS9is'
savannah BenFe Baker Havana ami New Orleans Aas4@. LIN.
banner FsTf9a5a ia SS; SsO1 VIE, SeosetosS c
Port,a Prince Por, ariece W p Glide aorEar WssY
Shps-Eepss Pendeton, LrerpoOi COmUoi"fe Oonef San
Rs K W R. K I:, D'g s J 4sis,
andss"i iSrSs i',4 .1a,p. RCtcs. iiy.p5o
' Ssr l'ig' wu Ias' Baltimore Hear clay sraon Jackson
enAs ysu 0Poo Marcia ,1 sas N fS'1se fAsSrS
R RSss E wsSss,on Il DsSi, GGof New Bcoi A.
gen Thompson pAadegha Bele Bsdel iaeamoHd' G. L. ss
SHmOa' Philadelphia CeFro Pickering Salem
Steamship FOri, FstIeloth, Savsauah rdse AMI pass
Steamship Doris. Mott Providence, mdse AID pass
Da JOseph BaOn ShaeIOr Trinidad De Cuba d' 'rsa' ''
Bss hdua MccOuusy DemararA % days. sugar noes
Beg saai Dsap AlLi9,Ou Curacao 21dA eg.oo4 Dee T. John
Big corona, liasisis Rio J,Reo 8 days. coffee
81. iia Nara G'I Berry Eis.Ss,heoft
Sebr H. Kelly. Reed Black River Jam. d day. OsTool &C.
s..m.p,-p.r,r. for .S sAi cisG:p Glasgow City ofAso
and Frsus Liverpool Aata LSndo3 Bss's hayS9s agI New
s s,,,nvsh Champion Charesou Louisa Moore Newborn NC
Isaac Bell Rchmoad John Gibson Washington "AsuA New
D'''''' ARRIVED. Sunday, Dec. 10.
Se,m,bp Mas Won oterhdorp. Bremen VIA Southampton DC l.
SsaaS eury Chauncey Conner Apnwa Dee treasure H
AMI pass ,,. ~ A. al. n. = -. -.
sesship Cleopatra. Phillips Savannah Dee g. mde au4
Shin peruvian Thompson Manila l39 days. hemp and Jy
n frederick Lord OF Bangor Me- passenger died Of
DOMETiC PORTS
Nav LONDON Dee lAryed schrs IN MoCobh Sogleh Eys,
Frbebpon Goodpeei Milestone Point Sailed schIs Mansfield
Weber Phil Sheridan Bird ESgle Jenuc smith,
Ida Nelsou Smith. Sarah w Blake. H. Scucder u
Rowe r. r. Allen, for HewYork Dee IA rived John Cad
waller NOrNeh Surprise A. Nemeomb Jas satsNaie, Thomas
Borden aud Kasson Proydenee kiSard Rich kh Carson
Wiley Boston, America Bristol Nellie Treat and Mail Bangor Pan
Newburg Pauline AnbOy D. Grim Gloucester; Gen W II
Feech KngssOa Sailed, 'shE Huy Lewis PEOy!dsncs WILLARD
Mystic
SPOKEN
Bg Saraan Gem ow cad fOs Rio JAneirO, so lat $40 s.
long 28.8 W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Dec -FIour foil pre- quotations. demand
rsl,d sae seven car lois I"is canai. At 81 90 ca and
unchanged Oats d az. but but .5 G s cs
ard 500 bush do at 81 9a Pork 81 gtS ~ Tor Heavy
sf' a. m Pess a od s..d aa nam,oS
ovs sSS.t De- 5Ss e. S Gi1 as No. you.
~ 2td$l2li No lat; nee change az ~ ~ S'E" n'
Oats dill At iclc fTSo and 80 M Rtjericl re anee L..
'STs ast ~ 0 Il g. sa s "a s i So
March: RIs Prime STA Green Hams s7o az i2e Li 'rg
s s 50 bread I'D. @s' , 1eI a spG ] @ o
az 80 fL Good Shggs eep LIZ g' doll q i,r,ir Of
Choice shpmeatsnoo bl Flour o9 bush Wheat g. 9 ba
Corn l7o nh Oats go bHh yT 40 es.; u e; I,
CscSsafr De EFlou steady and in moderate amlnl 81 ls
~ IS TOT Family Wheat qat and esdr At - ''n t,"-r
$I57 l.t bot arm l7ic WHISKY dl a, 9'a9'c Drs'r
. os' hI Me- an p s ' a, IS k a NJ At Tor
Shoulders 23 dc @t Cea- 4 sJgs saa 70 -,
Prime Sesm2c Kettle llc sale; At aie 6 g'4 Met. .fs
pieces at tas is,.'r rsis Cold ISL da No'
ToI Epo Dee l2-loor quiet what Ne ~ Nl! piut d.
No at 6c Rye 6rcr. sses ~ a,s ~ Barley quri SAFE,
oswFso Dee ii-I1orr apcaurel with woler'e deuti
goo ho,S at ~ % f." d. ,rfi NJ N,.sr, 40
= o. Cat l sal slls ~ .s.,r q &C ha.s' .oH Cor
NHiias, -, TOP Ralaat lrgsii'Foa, - IS,'"g p 49,
to heT' ors' ., 70 Al1i pee 'I' ,,s h. ,r .,.i
at 80 soa6S or bsa; ! % o. pe,ly h'. M ;r,
rn r .'t s, .7. To- ,yh, us,. lra, 10 s5alr
BARI, Nv una 81 ic @ al sI5i Pa,lr ~. en. a
s25 sO0sl6 Do, Sailed s.oa. = adri '"l' '.5r r..
snser9,s lam. i1c Isi r.u,si co. Vb.sr &c. hols
Rrceif;sy ~ i, ilal go,i iu'l wb, 30 t.a cr,. iso
bush Ott,, lt1 ln'h i'rcy 9'l Hoy ,r, l. .
Ing sales ci So ilt - NJ. 90 3d. Of stvg g. y"
b5 our as Do bush Wheat 0air. ol ~
9g.A Com 80 ea W. a1' 3' .l' i'''''
NV HlAASs. ne- j. r., tt'l ,.sr- Ni'-, -.i@5' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TO CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
paw the Principal and SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST
lst February and LIST August in GOLD CoIN, free Of
Government Tar
A limited amount only of these Bonds will he sold
at 973 and accrued interest in Currency by Bankers
and Brokers, Agents of the Company in different
parts of the country, and at the Office of the Com
pany, No. 10 Wall-st., New-York
GOVERN MENT AND OTHER APPROVED SECURITIES
received in exchange at full market rates.
Pamphlets giving full information sent on request.
ii. IT, BooDY Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
Tic following are William Heath Co s lass quOtatlo

Money not a. firm as to rates, and IS quoted al scr
per cent on call Commercial paper remains unchanged
at1QS per cent At tho close money was offered freely
at low rates, "a order TO make two days interest.
sleTlDg Exchange was firm at quotations: Prime
bankers, % days, IO5i DO short sight IlOl sterling
o. days. commercial lO9aiO9i Paris, 80 days, 62O05G!
snort sight. SiSla6l2i Antwerp, 5Zo@5l6i; swift
"IiAnd, 6l095lt3; Hamburg, SsS 63cs Amsterdam 4Os
~"t Frankfort, Wi9Hb; Bremen, 1sla79; PrnssiaIi
'halefs 5ll4T2
rfnghtsio Liverpool by steamer, boxes Bacon at
~, a" tes Lard at tos and % hbds. Tall0w az 3d.
business at the Onee Of the United States Assist
"' treasurer war ~ follows: Total Receipts $780, oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
H1TrRnAY. Dec. 12-P. ".


Gold opened at 1854, sold at 1855, 1851 closing
1853 The clearings the Gold Exhange Bank were co.
$4,000 and the balances s20sO1O a. The City Of Ant
wep took 900 in specie and the Pereire SS2O making
the total for the week $ls532 and since January st
u3.92s.
Government bonds opened firm at the decline Of yes
terday, with good investment demand for all classes
the heavy speculative sales Of 6s did not break tho Pm
below 10 At this price tie bonds only about Os
eXnterest and considered cheap by investors. Cur
Teney per cents in active demand at 90; the pres
ent supply is nearly exhausted, and parties desiring
them viii be obliged to await further issues. AZ the
close the market was firm with moderate business
state bonds lower. Tennessee sold at g., New
bonds, 67i Virginia per cent, 55, New bonds, By;
Georgia per cent, So; North Carolina per cent g. New
bonds e1s Missouri per cent, Sases Railway bonds
were firm Mechanics Banking Association sold at III.
St Nicholas III Bank OF the State OF New-York ii2
Metropolitan Bank, 1<6. Canton sold at 47a Delaware
and Hudson ia Cumberland, &c Western Union Tele
graph 353; United states, as American, g. Merchants
Union &c. Railway shares we're strong on New-YOrk
Central and Erie, and weak the Western list Hudson
was unsettled selling down to 12 ralying again to l25
Reading was weak and pressed for sale report that
the January dividend would be in stock st. Paul
continued TO be pressed for sale by holders.
Michigan Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the North. Western shares and Rock Island
were depressed with heavy sales for short
account The decline on these stocks WAS not large and
the market showed considerable strength IN the absence
Oi any support by the bulls who seem DESTROYS OF letting
tho market alone until after the holidays At the close
prices steady. Government bonds closed hrm at
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAkkbIS.
LoNnoS Dee l2 closed at go for money and g2i Tor
account United States $40 bonds 74i Railway sha hrn IN
Erie. 263 Sperm Oh &2 Calcutta Lhseed 3f spr's
Petroleum, SD
LIVERPOOL, Dee l2-2 mThe market closed Quiet at slight
decline Mdihny Upands. l0id Mdug Orleans III
10000 bales Lard firm aud has ads anee 10 6 9
ewt has advanced GIG Bacon 50 being del ne Of Gt
FRAsKroRT Dec l2-EyeDgu ). vewentes closed weak at
Ti
HvRH Dec l2-E7riug easier l27f eEl for Tres
OTnare ID the spot.
ANIwkRP Dec. l2-Evenng Petroleum frn at af Soc dose
PARIS, Dec l2-B,ening. -Rente dull, i0lf re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE

Per Canal, VsSssis ana Railroads 49,
DC l22 $40 bush Wheat II 100 bush Corn 200 bush Oats ny
1881 bb Flour l66 bbs Corn Meal 800
Meal SCI bags Backwheat Foa 731 bales Cotton & hs
Crude Petroleum. 2O2 Petroleum. III bb Pork o.
pigs Beef 3 pigs Gu, Meats 1853 pkgs Lard Pkg Ashes 30 psgs
Steru 5 pkg Butter GA boxes Cheese pkgS Taow 81 pks
Died Fruit 756 hhs WHISKY 667 bills Eggs Wool 81 D
Hons 10 800 aides Leather "a boxes Tobacco Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
ptSSFyGRRS 1RRIVED.

IRON BgENEN-ln steamship MsinFr " Ros nSers ard ,'
J. D. oapcr NJ, fuuey J. B. Eai Miss Beer, A. g. MndeL Z
,uett su family NJ Roentha aud son J. Loga And VIE hsry
pi king s1d ~ IN Second cabin.
q, Wr T. Esin VIM McCansy. T. w. SayrrT Miss Sayrsy NJ
Colbert H. r. Gooloh o. BATkT Capt RAVE L. = A. and 5in
FGuM NFWORLFANS Dec in steamship Crescent CITY, NJ
kt.Ir / Mrlch. Samus Cacey nsltY W lllamS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
Misttllantous.

MEXICAN Watches at manufacturers prices !;
~ Cnh. manufacturer Diamond and Gold Jeser
Sy and Plated great variety At Uac A. fana
Gd 90 jewelers.. Gtsv. lhst, ah aj9hav 6haL
DRAZlLlAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND
ID EYEGLASSES. OPERA. FIELD. and MAXINE GLASSES, AZ
H. W. nrN1EWS, No ll2 iroaisAy, and No lo9 wliAmI
INVISIBLE Rubber WEATHER STRIPS for
\ Doom NiuiaWs; warranted superior 10 all others
PRATT GREEN, No. 200 Broadway Tsops 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds 80
years to run are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No 20 NaSsau-st. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

markets 6Tm and have upward tendency Tie export
demand attic j. only moderate We quote: -,
OIL
Good prime l0 English Dairy fne Conn...b 4lI
Poor....,..........l6 al Poor, Skinned. dii
Parm Dairy goOd...I7 ais Pineapple State.....2O az
Medium. all
PBTROLEUM-Cde bulk advanced and the market closes
fm 10. 0 saes Of about eco bb from 1919 down ISIc
Refined in bondis steady, 3]lc for $. w. ,,oo
RClPnes before, With little business dong safes OF lV
ties Carolina. at 81 d83c. the latter for very choice
SUGARSIhe business Raw has been good the demand
still entirely from Ie6uers prices again higher with e
stock sale the Pair Good Retiring full lldse
sales Of 2 hhds dllle for Cuba; HE Tor Porto Rico and ~
boxes Havana part He Refined frn at 1911 l5sc for ads
SEEDSGss SEEDS quiet but prices show ohaner quote
Clover at l2l 83c Timothy 80 Rough Fax is and
ina 81 4O0S2 IS In Calcutta Lnsed have to note more
active market and prices better Of LOCO bales TO arrive
Boston at 50 &C. gold and 900 bales arrive here at f220
STBARNLe market is fairy active and BETTER sales o 4OVO 10
at 49, 0l5ac in bids, aud ltldl53c. IN ties
TALLOWThe demand fair and the market eculsr Inferior
and Common plenty but firm al l2c Prime and Choice qualities
however and heavy 2G2c the sales oday COY 10
WHlSKYThe market better aud fairly active sales OF ~ bb
Weltefn 81 OIL so bb DO 81 o. and Is bb DO at VI o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

PalLADHLPHiA, Dee. IL, 1905
THIS is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
18th day Of December A. d. 1868 warrant Bankupie{ was
issued against tho estate Of THOMAS SLATER SMITH OF Phde
the County Of Philadelphia aud State Of Pennsylvania VINO h'
been audgsd Bankrupt bis petition that tho payment OF ny
and delivery Of property belonging 70 such bAnA 70
for hi. aud the transfer Of any property by him arc R
that meeting the Creditors the
Of bis t vi" be held AZ
Court Of Bankptey 20 he holden AZ No 6l5 Wa9est dePm
before kDWlN CHASE e,d Register n we 'n ga p 'AuuSI
A. ID, 1893 At IL o'clock IN u hLLhAhhh
Ola lAsJSM Unltci states Maishh rs messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

vessels arriving ~ this port requested 70
Newlork Associated Press only TO
p~.ar rtL5as written authority 81 W. sinontou General
.nt packages for the Journal Of C0mm>ree Iirs IRBvss
I5rtL p Eprs EUcaiag Posi- Commercial frertissr S10H
u IOkrr JHrai and Nee YORKER DeHs0STa! tAoao aas
be NeLllsl oar % the slme pel,nns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
1utit,s Of Bankrupttv.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PBNNSlLNANAU y
Deputy Marshas One d. Of PennsyyaBia NoroSnDe TO- 1908
This 10 give the 10Th day Of December A. d. 1893
aant bankruptcy Issued against the Of FRANK PU
LASKY and siMs0S NAUMBURG eopartnsrs, trading = PU
LASKY Co. Allentown, Lehgh County State Of Pennsylvania,
Who adudged bankupt their petition that the pay
men the delivery Of properly belonging To said
their aud the transfer Of
them are the creditors % rs
debts choose their
tate be bankruptcy 10 DO holden the Poi dv
OF December d. 1865 at 10 O'clock, at the American Hotel
CITY Allentown Leh County Penn before George Conop esq.,
Register JANIS DYKES,
Delt law1wM U. 5. Deputy Marshal, a. Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
s,rrRD,YS WEATHER REPORTS a. m.
MiNiArrRK AIMASAC-
rUIrPING INTELLIG ENCE.

S .. - IL Sun Moon sets. sA
Island. bJ3 He. Gaie..''''VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

total Payments s37s95s9O; Balance s91o9lasO a. Inc
receipts include for Customs s23eOOO for Gold Notes,
S2O2,OOO.
NEwYORK CITY BANK REPORT.
Specie s17Si42e4 sl9i4o55s Inc 'lt 9c 81,
Total reserve. s57,l3c74O s7sl56,6Is Dec. ssssOce
Deposits .ss9,sl5si7 .is9,857n5 Dec s5oelo2
Circulation .... 3I,25i759 S4,2O59o6 Dec. 1883
Total liabilities 1924 $50 s2235l98n Dec ss,5,255
% per cent res. 56,O2i'ei4 S5'SSo"~
Excess over legal ...... .oo,ooo,
Loans s59igiso5 265S5CH Inc 5sGS239
The Bank Statement shows decrease in LegalTenders
of $54766l; increase of Specie Of s496f Deposits
show decrease of $5O04O2; Circulation has decreased
Ss5S and Loans have increased $685. the total loss
of Reserve S3s2s3 The statement shows the absorb
ton of money by the West and South their crops
The Railway reports for the first week in December
show the following earnings:
Michigan Southern
1868 ..<e95lO 1867 t5,23l
ChicaGo and Rock Island
ls6s.....,;;;:.. $lo3sOO 1857 s93,9s4
From June to Bee i; s; 5 eigIss aa''o'
1da slSS and e dJ lssi Hcscla ''l'' "
Marietia and CiHcinRati.
1863. S29G9J .$S0,6s7
The National Trust Company has declared per cent
somtannual DIVIDEND payapei Tree ol poNeInnent laA'
on and after the first Monday in January.
The Washington star says Of the Coal trade on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal;
As the coal trade by wsy Chesapeake Ohio Canal closed for
the season Yesterday the following review Of the "ork Of this
vslr season supposed 10 April AMI terminate Dec
23 Now Of these 23 days "A lost o reason
injuries locks and other msps Which averaging the amount
Of that the COMPANY Of
0O0 coal Even with this IS Of time the ship
amounted 4s 1880 an Increase oil
the Of 1861 Daring the tine 1919
s were granted Cumberland Of $50
show that the coal trade constantly IN
till will he by the
Baltimore Although has bees shipped tbs
before will be considerably
thsn 81 the reduction Of the tolls made
Consequence reduction Of the rates tie Baltimore and Oao
Railroad
The Philadelphia North American says OF the coal trade:
The slipping virtually ended navigation having closed on
Schuyk Canal and n the weather continues DAY or 20
and viii longer be open There has been
the ~ the This has been
owing combined cfcot OF the re and heavy snosiors 10 e
coal regions which prevented the trains from RAINING on re a A
expected that quite nuwbe % Galleries VIII start neIt
week IN present which estimated ron 60 600 to 5000
weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

LAKR STORE RAILWAY COMPANY, /

NOTICE.-The Directors OF TINS company nave ~.
eminent tax on the stock company and also upon oe Sck the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Co.. parable on tne
next The stockholders registered on The New loah 30 ~ ~ 20
a, The oe. Of the Farmers ard Trust Company %
p J s oIisrs registered the CIe' ehd O9oAs WI ne
paid At the oce IN Ce,eand on Inc ION
day ns and opened on the w99R 81 r. Tasnre
aryI