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New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
NEw-voz1 DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY ID. 1862
Proposals.
ovucn CuIEr OrARrKRNAsrER,

OTucE CHiEP QuARTKRHAsrER} !
Popr Lr,ysxwoRrm. Kan, Dec. 3. 1858
RMY TRANSPORTAIlON.- - SEALED
n PROPOSALS. vii be received this oee until u o'clock NJ
'l'-' fRSSsPoRfArroS OF MILITARY suPpLIEs, ,e-o o.,
dsy hs April 6 'SS Sa :1Sf asa be- received
LaddOson. C. q NJ at Santa re- n A. uH''
the tine above meu'iOned) pourp MOI
Prom such the u.iGo P.ess esTi w Ike Chief Dep
oihe No. any places be designated oy ns % s De-
s: ts: 1S1s 81 .s pooa aS q. 9d: s's
Uou EesMeIeO such other depot . may &c isst S.So,
, Tsrroy aud any intermediate points on o o miles At which they
viii transport the stores month Of the year. beginning Ap >
separate bids however ar, invited and will be ener1nea IOi @ INC
,n.Posion to and from the o"g 3 sUsi @ loo miles as
ssing case: -, .onr u,prpp
10 Forts zh L.ned Dodge Renod. Garland and Union
10 Forts Dods. Lyon REYNOLDS Garland, and unlon; ,cp
PROM SHERIDAN OR FORT WALLACE
to Fort, Lyon. Reynolds, Garland and Union ,u h. wagon
The herein advertised for must be who es BY Instance.
will be gwen on Don 70 r1, ster points ssag
the 'sr'ss herein advertised a@Trr for No
From For, rpo, or .ueh other depot established In me
TS q lev, Ts to any any : .aeS or station.
De-, gnss in tie Territory Of Arizona aud in the State O Texas " "
The weigh, 10 he will sIceed on ROu No. D. 0ooo
and .,th PISgSs PgSs p.abs nIIs
he accompanied by depc, of 81 600 n.tes or an
,e TO him The bidder vii accept Into eoret .ih god
aid sam 70 he forfeited TO the States in Of failure b es
party whom tie contact be AWARDED 70 execute ue ~
=, h.
represented by his attorney. t..n.h
III, contractors required give bonds on Route no S sTSA
,onn AZ shall be 6Isd hJ uudersgpsd Route NO ~Oo
evidence the loyalty ard soSency Of each 9de ahu
person offered as security will be required - ,-..- -.
Proposal. be indorsed "Proposas Tor Army
Route a. and will be tnter,.ina
tbey fly comply with Of this advertisements
award made must be prepared 70 s'seuss
delay aud give the required bonds "r
faithful performance Of the contract ,,-1
Tn. bids that he offered reserved
The be IA readiness Tor service w
Let Apn 1909 aud have place Of business or agen
points ofhs route - -. ---,...t 80.
Bnk forms showing conditions Of the contract ~ be entered o
Tor had application this once eher '"H
a ard must accompany aud be part oi As popo'
Blanks for proposals will furnished sppleauon 80
A. ,r Chief oaaerasteg Military Division ofthe Missouri
L. C. EASrOS Dept O. ~ GeRl u. :. A., g. q NJ, Dtpt M'.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

"MANHOOD.n-An NEW MEDICAL
fA PAMPHLET from ibe pen OF Dr. CURTIS "Ths Ms-leal
Tmes lie work: This ydiuab
sfsmature eeae shows how health impaired through abul
a. Of oafh and hcod ana how easily TgAned II gives clear
s Of the mItdnni4b 4 Marriage the And elects Of
bty and ne remedies hereiE pocket edition Of tue
tcNsdsd receipt q ~ cents ad1nx Dr. CURTIS No ss
kers CblfsGft, BAansIt. Nd
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
oae. Ro.ra q A....sr. XsT coaIl IIoa.s Jann, - @
THE CoNNissIoSKR op TAKss AND Asg,sNESTs
No ~ Cbaabers-st Esw.ioKG. Jan I, ll6a I
NOTICE TO OTAX-PAYERS.-NO office is herehY


No. % Cbanbersst Nav. iQKG. Jan. I, ls6l
NOTICETO TAX-PA1ERS.-NO office is hereby
~ Rolls of the Real aud Personal
the Cts and County Sewio for the lc9 VII e opea for .
speeton and revision aui after MONDAY Jan H. 1862 and will
open ill the day april la9 for ne correction Of
and the equalization The Of tue Aforesaid real ani personal
Of the Nelo All persons believing
selves 70 be sggved make application to the Commissioners
during the period above obtain the relief provided
by law The act n 1850 provides that during the time the books sha
be open 70 public inspection nrrneeo provided application
be made person considering himself Egghevd By
s,ed valuation Of bis real persol estate to have the same
eced such application be made IN relation tie assessed
ton OF real estate u made writing stating the ground II oh
lection thereto and ttepon the Commissioners sha ermne into the
complaints and IT, D their Judgment the they
a cause the zane to be corrected II such application be made
nn TO TIE sed valuation peona estate the applicant ha he
examined nder oath ~ Tie said Commissioners Nh0 aa be- ai oi
70 administer such oaIhs Of heni aud hn bis or their Judgment
he assteht they ts the be corrected
ana tT t amount such assessment they believe to be ard
declare Their decision thereon within thirty DAYS after such application
shall have been made them Ne reduction shall be made by the Board q
euptr m anY asessmsn personal tbs
act unless Al appear oath Affirmation that tie
gevt was unable t. attend wa the period prescribed for the
Son oitaIes by reAoB oi aeuce iTon the rtr'
!. W AIllN. lCommtonsn %
J. W. hRONE,} TlIes and
g. ST. UEPEW,1 AsssssneuA
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
Salts bp @nction.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYORs OYECE,
WAsHNGToN .. G.. Jan. o. l&9
A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING
"A AND CLOTHINGw b. sold at Pabe Auction 10 !hs ety. AZ
he Jucsry1pa Warehoase Est between Fourth aud FNhsis
on WEDNkSDY the day of January 10 O'clock a. NJ she
fpowirg rics HOSPITAL BEDDING AID CLOTHING NO longer
required for the use of Medical Department, viz;
6.O0D pairs of Slippers
1900 Caps
5000 Gowns
pairs Of Socks
1900 Drawers
Shirts.
Bedsaeks
MsttresseS
5000 sets Mosquito Bar Frames
5000 C0uuterpanoa
5000 Linen Sheets
$3.50 Pillows
240l White Blankets
With small goods all and nave
used They will be sold suit both large ami sa
purchasers
Term cash In Government funds
Five will be allowed parties purchasing TO remove Their
property. CHARLES SUIhEnnLAnps
| Assistant Medical Bvt Col. u. n ~
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
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New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

MINERALS, FOSSILS. and SHELLS of every
l'E description Tor Colleges Schools ami private eoerion al
sEiMoURs AlSERAL AGENCY No 81 BsskS.nsL. ny
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
HIlih INIIIl UlFs WuIH IIt uaIt ~ IHI9 HOFlV''
ISAAC q. HUNT.
y. HARRISON REED. Board OF Assessor1
GUERNSEY SACKKrT)
Lasna.nra Nrl lnILI. Hmm IInnar. b I-Ll


dOKPORAIlON NOIlCE.-IuUNc nOtlCc Is
" occupant occupants o all
Houses and Lots improved uunpo,ed Lands Effected thereby that
the following Assessments completed aud oigd 90 the oTce Of
Boar Of Assessors for examination by all persons interested
htFor paving with stone blocks PeTy street betneen iiA and
Beecker
building between 1h and 10Th and m and
3Fof regulating and grading oo street. from Avenue to the East
RIVER
Ah-For paving trap blocks l2d street
5thFor curb and aud
street. from Broadway To 7th avenue.
6t-For tagging side " Goth 10th avenues
The limits embraced b such Assessment include s the Houses
and Lots Ground Lots and parcels Of Land si
lsBoth es Of Perry street. from 4h to Becke street. tho
extent Of hall the block.
2A the lot, all the block, lying between 18Th and 10Th
and 4,h and 5h avenues; also. the Central PARK.
BOth sides Of Goth from Avenue 10 E River To the
tent Of bali the block
l-Boih street from eth 10th avenue,
Of hsf the block.
The north side Of 35h street from Broadway to 7h
6tThe 5Jt street. 10Th llth
tent Of half the block said avenues
persons affected the above
who opposed the either them requested
present their Ia writing 70 lssc o. Hul Chairman Il the
Of their Office, No. - Chamber Basement
New oase within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
ISAAC q. HUNT,
L. HARRISON REED. Board Of Assessors
GUERNSEY SACKRTT)
Ofce Board Of Court House January l 1869
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

A. VI MEkwlS Anctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Broadway cor
I'D OF BooSs Works Of Art Pancy Goods Furniture Se
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Janusrg u, 10. and H. at 7 o'clock precisely.
BIBIIOTHECA AMERICANA from Mr. +. II. M0RRELLS eolec
consisting and valuable works on the History and Antiquities
6meuc Franklin impruts aud Washington
Fug together numher Of elegantly bound and supeby Illus
aed Books inserted plates Privately printed aud large paper
edition. &c Catalogues ready. Price 23 cents
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Jan Is, at o'clock
MISCELLANEOUS NEW BOOKS comprising Travels Biogra
ph Poetry number Of beautifully Illustrated and vel
bonnd books Pictorial Juveniles &c Also, an ACnohAIf MI
CROSCOPE Games steel Pens Steeoscope Views and inru
men,s, Photographs. Sc.
6Eo A LKAvrr, AucuoDe-t
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
It HALL. Astorpaes and Bsh:nst LkAgIrr, sIkhBkSh
SOLICITED LiBIARiEs CArLoSpkp AND ooLD
VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan H. aud following evenings al ocoet
A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BOOKS-ComprsnR very choice
Literature; Early Rare WoFks
Works 8c many Of which Ia handsome bindings Catalogues
ready, and Books on exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
DEPARrNKSr OF DAKOTA, OFFICE culEg QUAErEnDsrSH'
SAINT PAUL Minn, Dee. 7, 1853.
DROPOSAIS For ARMY TRANSPORTA-


PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOkIA-
Th,th January 1863 for the anspooa
of MtarT Supplies the April oS al en- j.
g March g. 1870 No I. from SAINT Paul, MIMI or SAM
Cod MINI such Posts are nov or
Ioi, T,rorg r east Moun River and bounded By anl
rom For; other gnad points On Tie Missouri k'
Posts such be established east or Aof9 oi
that f,er. u nsku;a Territory.
The this ROg No T. shall not exceed
Ten Million pounds tlJ0p.OO ~. ..
hundred ll ponn' per one
o ms for month Of the beginning Apn ooJ aIi
ending March II. 1850
Ber, oud give their IN f ss vel their plie, o.
dec propose. should be accompanied by BOND 10 t % OF
,ng awarded for the rone mentioned d. the
rro1 to the party proposing the viii be accepted ani
into security furnished ~ SAID arJ u ac
e,riance With he terms Of tli, advertisement
TIE viii be required loads 10 the sum oi one hn
lIei thousand ioilirs lslJ,uJ.
Saetor ence othe loyalty ard overcy Of eich hif ard
be required Aud before an ara 20 hlT
bidder ~ be required 20 give satisfactory evidence o hs
ability carry ont fairly and f such rontIart
Pro. be iu.or.ei Proposals. r Arny Inspoon On
Route BE- entertained uzess they til comply Win
thc requirements of this rdvesi.tmrst ,
The must he prepared 70 eeeu'e The
contract and give the required bonds for tie 'hl perform
Of the onniralt
readiness fr service by tie lot DAY 81 Ap
vii place Il ~
rtA pfUmpr and readily Tor Route ~" . y
Muu I'm Dskots Territory or such o.sf
10 ua Indicated starting palt route
nng the conditions Of the contract 10 - entered mo
s h.do % the pnA'e
master Nraio Chicago. FAINT Louis, Fort Laren~ot1, ani
oaa. an must accompany aud be part Of .e
LtCoL. Deputy g. ~ Ger, Bvt BngCsa. Us -
llIefO NJ, Dept % Dakota
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
Corpor,ticn lciitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO
~ TtcB hereby grsS 10 ts os5sr - Or o~st S'1ara ot ] &
thereby, that tie following Ae'.ment have o'a ome,i go e
Of the Board ofAaefso for eIuuaua by all
,t-For paving with Trap block LeInsOni7t, bet s'A and
2l-Fo laying eronvsn from iheL " Gesavh ard
5I-FoI aips lots Broadway 9t,ve, Ca srd
STo. paving Vim Tap 1os & '1 :, '''., ret, from @ m '',.
ehfTr & I{ IN s & lg~t bi ~ 80 s sb,. .'' '1 '''''' 'A
fd f.gge .isVslss IN caye & sh 70 SEA street.
eb-For alrsag sidewalks 10 ldhrt. hom l's''e tos'r.h
9bFor building 4ih4ys, bet 7h AID 'ih street, with
-For aaegng sidewalks The fis Of Greenwich street
| from Baterr ul ace To Morris
Il-Por iarrug sidewalks in Soih-si bet % and 3've.
E,., street for brooms to Grad
iaSFo astSs ss,1l sssE, ., So {is , '''
l5t-For bui ding Jh JJ.h. th flst's he
ohave ulsoH RIVER viii ,onaec-s branches il,h
avsnue ,,,--,.,- ,,,-.
And Lo. q Ground Lots piece, and parcels Of l situated
,. ig9 81 % % oe ciai aS o on ,sa' % % % 70 d ~ 10 l'
2lBoih sides of Geggo street and te 'oaer Of Morton
| westerly corners Of Greenwich ard MoHon streets
Slots known a. Wan Numbers 3D. 10 'rd &C. on Hloes
No 100 bounded by Broadway uJ street @h n p street.
4hBoh sides Of h street IRON lot 10 "a a'eluss 60 The extent Of
shBoth Of ,veaae, Of
C-Tae ss.tery side Of ih Ga
both sdes Of h oi aud t2i ani tie '"1hery @ q o.! @ rn
avenues also tue hey ae Of 6'ih street from Madison avenue
point 80 feet easicrly.
5 BoI 30, o loh avenue rom th 70 oA streets also tue
westerly .de Of 0th avenue fom 5oh 20 5ls ,ireet
grhe eaery Of 4ih from CJb sih street; also
both 10th fiat and the souler eide Of 7d lee non 81 10
iorhe sa,tefy side Of Greenwich from Battery Place
hOrtis
iih-,h sides Of soth street between ~ and "a
l2-Ihe .ie of streets
1t-Bob sles II 5h street between s aud last River
lih-Lots known Is Numbers 42i aud 40 gtl
l5tl.Boh sides " Jth 3th sob. 4h ard 4s streets from lnh
Hudson sides llh J fi
streets; westerly Of 10Th 3 to m
persons whose Interests s1eed by The above named A,s
opposed either NJ them requested
present their objections in writing Isaac o. Hunt Chairman Il the
Board Of Assessors their Office No 81 Cmle street Basement
New House within thirty day. from The date Of this
+ 2fHH iiaRRisoY Il aSNi NRihgp. |Bo,fi Of Assessors.
GUERNSEY SACKKrr.)
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
Qantipg 9uSfn,its.
@usiral anstram,nts.

A RION NO-FORTE.-Patonted highest
n premium awarded AL The renowned worlds BpossOa
Pianos Send for descriptive Pamphlet price Mt ke Mandatory
sHd ssrerooms. Nos l37 and I'D Bogery MANNER Co.
4 GREAT REDUCTION In Pianos-Barmores
"A Wstcroo No 3B BeCksrg splendid assortment; warranted
fro years II prize medals einoua1 from distinguished artists
BARGAINS TO CASH CUSTOMERS.-J. G.
- BARNESS PIAEO-F0RIE WARBROOMS No. l37 EiRhhSt,
between Broadway and Fourtbae Large stock Of NEW PIANOS
with all modern Pianos rent sold instaenis
The liberal Inducements 70 wishing 20 purchase class
instrument Second band pianos u yar makers.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-Slip.

l. $50 a. N Nal-Train for Greeuqort
1000 NeItlpart Hlutugtuu and Glen Cove.
500 D. m Express Rser.fai.
4:u0 :. m Nouhport, Huatil ,,on sud Glen Cove.
$50 h. m Farmiu .Jae and Nay StliouS
All "a branch 90 Neu pead SUNDAY TRAIN Al
!. D. BAkTON. Snperintehdsat.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

ST. Louis, &C. With bus change Of ears
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing December i86j.-Leaye Aew-York follows
m.Por Easton Bethlehem. Magch Chunk Wianspo, wilkes
barre, Mahsnoy City &C.
7:l5 a m.-F0r Someryile
$50 mFor Pennington Junction. sOudsbug Water Gap sersn
ton, Kin gstou. Ptsoa, Great Bend Gc
an-wssrERS EXPRESS for Eson. Allentown Harrisburg. rd
the West without change Cincinnati Chicago bni
change 70 81 LOUIS Connects at Harrisburg for Erie and the OF Re-
Silver Palace through Chicago Connects Jnneuon r
Srouis5ag Wster Gap scsnon &c Connects At Phpsous of
Magcb Chunk Nkeshsue, kc
l2In-F0r FeuDgton Eas.ou. Allentown Chunk Wilkes
Tunkhannock Re3Hg Columbia Lancaster Ephrsta Liza
Poisylle. Scranton. Harrisburg, &c
$3.50 D. m.--For SOmcryiie.
Easf0n AeuOwn, Mauch Chunk
1855 p. m--F0r snmergi.e and FeningtOn.
$50 CSCiSSATI ExPREssfor Eaon Bethlehem alea.own
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ard Cincinnati SespbE
Cars 70 Pittsburgh and Chicago.
p. m.-For kaston and intermediate stations.
5:l0 .. m-For Sonergile.
mWssrERN ExPKFss TRAINPor Elton AenioTn Resdnr,
Harrisburg Pittsburgh apf the NestcOBEe At HsrsOS wtk
for NlliauspOu, Eue, &c
1879 D. m--FOr Somerile
Sleeping through from Jersey City to Ptbnrgh y.riss
leave for Elizabeth az 5:.5 $50. 100 75 8:l5 i 600
95 n3 l:30 u.2 100. 200 BOO 3;3, 3f3 SEQ 49,
$40 s55 52l $40 GCO 633 50 73J 500 $500 1890 lfJ
b. obtained the Office Of tie C raI ka
road Of New jersey foot Of Lbe ~ R. at No AsOr House Nos
~ 2 So 6l Brodgay at No 10 Grrenchst and NJ e puEc
pal hotels. k h. kIChEh, Superintendent
n p R.rnwty Cen Pass
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

EM PIANOS, ORGANS and MELODEONS,
W. al bargains, for cash also let and or
L. r. CUMMINGS. No. 0 Ubiou.sQuAre.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

Por NewHaven and bridgeport sH) 1850 2;i5 Er)
For Milford stafford Fased Southport ard wes'pot = o A.
m. 3:f5 4:25 m. -
425 (Ex.) SO, 3, ltrl p "a .. 80
For psr,en. T. Q il:3J a. 3:f3 i;l', $50 m - - ,
Por s,amiJ = Ok 9 ll3o mi l4;l1 EI) 2.l5 tkI)
345 4.s5 t.x) f45 $3.50. 6:Ji q ,Erl M ,.a.
Frr treenNieh intermediate stluens, llSo N 3' '
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLR0AD

1860. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
COMMENCING JAN. II, icla
Passenger station Ncg-luk. II Twenty 81 and
Folrllye. Eutraacr on TWeutyseyepth-st
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
6bans,s fur Susinsss M,n.
i FAD MINES in MISSOURI for SALE-0ne

II extensive Lead Mines i1 Solieas, Missouri Inc
tract containing mineral land with two large frame dwe
hou miner, houses within miles 81 tbe n
Mountain Railroad Fo f.rlbr particulars address o. D. HAHlS
Missouri
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
Printing

TOR NEW-OKLEANS DIRECT.
ITE CROMWELL LINE.
Se,rs Of is Lle g leave poF HoFtI River, o'clock
p. i,. a. follows: ..-,.r..-
ItEfFOSA Ken J'nnary lh
Gro C.OMNtLL....t Ill....... oAt tknAh. January ~
Frrsl 50 Louis Mobile aal Galveston At hi'rgt
10. Fesa,or Passage m ra second fi srF 20 ne AGENTS
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

For Boston via SprrIhed 3 a m lffl. 'iEAl oP n
For Boston via Shore Lilr. 10, (bNl p E. ,,,o
Tor l,rf n and Sprngted A. u lEN llo . thhl p
Tor River Earosd 1EH) 13 p H. Z" A0u'fes
% ,,,r 10 Prenee aud Fishln Railroad OK 2;'
- , s...t...o, Rau,,sS AZ I. m
forG al Railroad q. m. I25 to NohamP'oh and ""'
hamsbnFgh.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-08-27
The New Cotton Crop-Fine Prospect
for the South.

A few bales. and the first, Of the new cot
ton crop have come to the New York mar
ket. That from Georgia, classed as low
middling, was sold at auction for thirty
six cents pound, and that from Alabama,
classed as strict middling, brought forty
eight and half cents. These, it is true,
may be termed rather fancy prices, as the
FIRST bale or .wo of the new cotton crop al
ways bring more than those that come af-
ter. But it is an indication of what the
price will be hereafter. We may conclude,
therefore, that the crop of 1869 will real
ize an immense sum of money. This crop
is variously stmated-between two mil
lions and half bales to three millions
probably it may reach two millions seven
hundred or two millions eight hundred
thousand bales. Ii the average price
throughout the season of sales should not
exceed twenty-five cents a pOund-though
from present appearances it will be higher
than that-tbe crop will be worth over two
hundred millions of dollars. From all the
light before US there is reason to believe it
will bring nearly that sum in gold. This
production. too, is in addinon to the tobac-
co, sugar and other valuable crops of the
South for expectation. Besides, that sec
ton of country since the war has paid more
attention to the raising of grain, corn and
other articles of food, and is now, perhaps,
independent or nearly so. of outside sup
plies. In short, the South this year will
have surplus production to be sold for
cash over and above the production of ne
cessities worth, at least. two hundred mil
lions of dollars Who will not say the South
is becoming rich again 4? We must admire
the wonderful recuperative power Of the
people there and congratulate them on The
splendid prospect they have of material
prosperity. With more tabor and capital
to develop their resurces the Southern States
will become very soon the richest country
on the globe.-N Y Herald
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-08-27
Young Mems Debating Society.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I wish to call the atten-
ton of the people of Pulaski, through the
CITIZEN, to the importance Of aiding and
encouraging the young men who have form
ed themselves INFO a Debating Society,"
1 am glad to know that their diligence has
met it's reward. and we all are acquainted
with the benefits accruing from such an in
stitutiou. yet it has been neglected, till
now, for some time by our young men. be-
cause it was not encouraged by the citi
gems of Pulaski. Now that it has been
started by them totally unalded, let not the
citizens continue to withhold that eucour-
agement SO necessary to keep it alive
There is a great deal of talent among its
members, some Of it hidden by timidity,
which this alone can bring to light, and it
needs aud very justly deserves the helping
and unstinted hand Of all patrons of learn
ing and education. 1t is often complained
that these debating societies are SO short
lived that it is useless.to aid them. This
Iamentable fact invariably originates in this
very idea itself. The people think it is
useless 20 aid them hence they refuse TO
aid them aud hence again they die for the
want Of aid
This society has been revived and revis-
ed under the name of and as the old Soce-
ty Of Giles College. and it is their intention
to secure and nicely furnish a room and es
tablish a library for the benefit Of its mem
bers, and to this end they ask those who
NAV have in their possession books belong
ing to the old society, to return them to
the new one, and further. would be glad to
receive any donations in the way Of books
from any one who desires TO see this insti-
tuition prosper. aud wishes to give the young
men and boys o. Pulaski the advantages OF
good debating society, which, as means
of improvement to The mind. and giving
fiuency to the tongue, as unequalled.
Letthe lawyeIsand learned mrn Of our com
munity RENE N Der, that though they may not
need this society. being accomplished IN
the art themselves. there a.e young men
whose ambition may even reach beyond
their at,ainments, but who aresrefused the
approving smiles Of those who pretend to
admire effort aud mate wor h. -...
A Boy.