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Valuable Land for Sale.

DY virtus Of a decree ofthe county court of
ID Giles county rendered ar the November
term, 1870, in the cause of julius = = av
admir-, W. Sarah TiIlcry ct ais, will offer
for sale on the premises on fr#
Tuesday, Dec. 90. 1870.
the trac of about 50 or so acres of land be
longing to the estate of G W Tillery, deed.
situated in the 18th district of Giles on Pig
con Roost creek, about 3 miles north of Pu-
laski on the Columbiu spike, adjoining the
lands Of L II Bramlctt, decd, JAS II Lest er,
J z May and J T Steele. The land will be
surveyed before the dav of sale and the plat
exhibited, and will be sold in one or more
lots. as may eto the interest ofthe patties.
There is No. cottage house ou the place,
besides other improvements and good sites
for buildi Ig, and spring of water unsur-
passed in the State. TERMS Said land will
be sold on 8 credit of q years, with in
terest, free from the ;ght OF redemption
Note with approved security required and =
lien retained. Il. Il. AYHETT,
novls Cpk CITY CT.
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DY virtue of decree of the County court
ID of Giles county, rendered 1t the Nevem
Der term 1870, in the case of Granderson
Wilson admir- Joel Ross, vs. JAS 81 Ross ct
ais, ! will offer fOrsale oil the premises on
Saturday. Dec "a. 1870,
the tract of so acres of land fnentiore ell IN
the pleadings. TER,Gs $50 cash and bal
anCe OF a credit of l s . yearg !. 18th interest.
Notes with approved security e4uired md
d lisn retained. II. II. AYMETT,
.lols OK 2 tv Court.
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a friend recently rom Columbia
says The stores are all closed there
early in the afternoon and the whole
population go out to take ride on
tbs flying jennrt."
Enterprislng. that.
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Wsdne$dav, Dec q, 1870,

the land belonging to he heirs Of Francis
Perry. decd the same being the l35 acre
tract conveyed under the order and decress
of the Chancery court at Pulaski by Martin
81 Lane to Rhoda Perry for and d~rtng her
natural life, with remaIn3er in tee to the
heirs at law of Francis s Perry, decd. Said
land lies in the 18th district OF Giles county,
adjoining the land Of Peni Wheeler and 9th
ers, about miles west of Brick Church, IN,
a good ei2hbOrhoOd, convenient to Church
es and Schools. There are upon the place
good dwelling and Out-houses, orchard and
the best of water. TERMS On 4 credit of
Is years with interest. except q cash pay
ment of 5 per cent. Notes with approved
security required and lien retained.
b25 Il. II. AYMETT. ok Co. CT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

= Pulaski Chapter. No. 60,
Xxx Royal Arch Maaons. Regu-
ar meeting Wednesday night, Dec.
i4,n. All Companions ia good
standing are requested to be present.
J. z MCGUIRE. H. G. BATE,
Rec. H. P.
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The Gen. Ino. C. Brcwn Hat.

The Gen. Jno. C. Brown Hat.
This Is the name OF one of the
pretti4at and latest aiyls hate out
They comhire comfor'. elegance and
service. Va wear one Of them. pre-
srnted to rs by the firm of I,Vine.
I.iudssy d Buferd who have an im-
mensa stock of these with every oh
er style you could immsgire. The
( Gen. Brown hat has s very good
likaces4 If our Governor el~ct N ~"
inridr. This sly!e will certainly {lsve
big ron in This county Y.ia ca"'s
be in the fashion without one. g.
To the house mentiaeed and get one,
No one Ass yet ~ orlr~yv t+k<e
the initiator, go n N-erv esaa--
ia the diroelio6 ofgaz ssa {aaL
tha erec,, u Of no-e~rsr. b. L..
Columbia Herg'3.
Is it possl5}- ,hat th= .4ihrral. en-
serprising nn5 aPeculs'iye people %
Msury are 40 far bshind tbs "verg
uuenIerpri.ing county" Of Gil@o ?
Giles County has been at this labor
of love for two weeks But as "
don't ride in bu2gies. go to Eu-
rope. &c, wc're got tho masns to
H., :, Nth
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Louisrsns Creole Hair Restersr is
one Of the most elegant articles for
the toilet ever introduced 10 the pub
lie. II is clearly sfficacious and de-
lightfuily per'umed.
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JAS Il Taunt ct ala VS. W Upshaw ct ais.

Jas II IAunL ct ala V " UPshaW Ct ais.
7 N this cause it appear to the satisfaction
] of the Clerk & Master from affidavits filed
that the defendant, W UPshaw is
non-rcsidents of the State of Tenn
essce, 20 that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion
it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in succesSiOnin the Pu-
laski Citizen newspaper published in the
town Of Pulaski. IL said State requiring said
defendants to be and appear the first day
Of the next term ofthe Chancery Court, to
lie held for the county OF Giles at the court
house in Pulaski on the LIST Monday in Jan
uurv next and answer complainunts bill,
or tbesame will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing eX-parte.
u25 ". +. B .-T ENTINE. c. & m.
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An iavaIusbIs remedy for sm

Equine pow ders restore Horses and
Cattl-
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Ds B CbiIders ct ais vs. Ben C Epperson ct

Jos B Cbilders ct ais vs. Ben Epperson ct
al.
N this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
ton ofthe Clerk and Master from afiida
Wit filed that the defendant Ben EpPerson
i non resident of the State of Tennessee, 40
that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served on him: On motion therefore
tits ordered that publication be mrde for
four consecutive weeks in the Pulaski Citi-
zen, newspaper published in the, town of
Pulaski, requiring said non resident dc
PENDANT to be and appear at the
neXt term of the Chancery Court, to be held
for the county of Giles at the courthouse
in Pulaski, on the third Monday in Feb
ruary next, and answer complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set tor hearing er- DGrts
noll W. F BALLENTFNE, c & IN
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II you want good Spring Bed |
Bottom where bed bugs wont stay.
call on Oskes ds Miller. a-
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The New Year.

The new year will soon be here.
aud with it a new outfit for the "Clt
izen " Read our 1871 column
Only Two D liars for the "Citi zen."
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The ladies are especially invited
t. call At Oekrs & Miller's sud see
rhoir nice Sets Of Furniture.
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An important g

Al Al u L'-41S p u : 1~z-~ - E-A z SASA-'
b.. c. Rober3s.of this c5.y 70
moved. thr other day. a very lergs
fbro.snciphloid 'nmor from rha.n~ck
of Mrs H. F Roberts. situated over
and attached o the p@roted gland,
over TIE oarotea artery On Monday
next Prof. Fax is 70 pertain 81 p.~s-
tic operation for tho formation Of an
artificial fsce on Miss Tarpley, OF
this county. daughter Of Esq. TsrP-
ley. This will be the nost wonder
full operation ever performed in the
county. if not in the State, as a bull
somils plate is 10 be introduced to
superceda the superior maxillsry.-
Prof F. erformed this operation
several years ago.
The Columbia Herald referring to
the Bsuner and Union & American,
says -
Neither represent the sentiments
of the people as they would nave
them enunoiated'"
OfcOurse a paper to do this would
have tc be published in MAury cOuh
tY.
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An invaIusble remedy for smi-
grants AID persons travelling or tenn
Porsriiy visiting malarious districts.
is to be found IL Simmocs' Liver
Regulator. If taken occasionally it
Will prevent Chills, Fevers and 10.
jurious fleets from change of water.
TIE census of 1870 cost the Gov
eminent Sl.75O.OOO, and it will all
have to be done over again because
Maury county is not accredited with
rs many inhabitants as Giles. What
a saving it would have been to the
country it the census tsker had CIV
en- Maury a few more than Giles.
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Equine Remedies overtOp every
thing.
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Watcher, Clocks, JeWclry, Casters,
S. COZ s. Forks. Cups. Spsctaeles, at
Winship's Jswelry Store.
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Equine. Powders produce a nata-
raj change.
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Subscribers To the "Citizsn" ta
ken from Ills dafs at 80 a wear -
Read the announcement for 1871
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Houses aud Cattle owners use the
Equine Remedies
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No question about Equine rsmedies
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Josh Billings Farmes' Almanax
and Appiston's ILLUSTRATED Almanac
for III at T. o. ABERNATUY & Cos.
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n No. Store House for Rent fr
1871, cheap. Apply to H. c. BATE.
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II YOU want q nice Rosewood or
Gilt Picture frame made to order.
call on Oaks IL Miller.
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A nice lot Of Poems, Gift Books,
Boys and Girls Holiday Books. and
Children's Toy Books. inst received.
at T. o ADEKHArHY's Book STORE
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Wanted

50o'Busheis Corn. Apply TO
II. G.. BArA.
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1871.

Read the column headed ''I8sI =
St bscripliIn to the "Citizsu" only
Two Dollars.
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VALUABLE Land for Sale

DY virtue ofa decree oftho County court
ID of Giles county, rendered at the October
term. 1870, in the case Of Robt i M'Gerd ct
ais vs. John A Perry ct ais, l will offer for
sale on the DreIniSeS on
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Toys and Notions Tor The Holidays
At T. o. AURRsATHY & Cos.
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Bank Of Tennessee Notes,

''Old issue" Coop FOR TAX. for
sale Il MAJ keI rate at
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Rsad The 'sCuizsu" advtrtisemsu OF
cor 1871.
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Very Ckaan.

Only Two Dollsrs for thu "Citi
zen" from this date. Read our 1871
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

prices the market on the street closing quiet but
heavy. The following were the closing prices ut
the last session CT the Stock Exchange
Canton Company, CO 6s15; Western Union, 40%
4oA; Quicksilver, q 5X; Mariposs. 55 8; 40.
preferred, rs allt; Boston Water Power IA bid;
Adams Express, e77s 67a<; wells-Fargo Express,
~ q 40; do. scrip, OK 8; American Express, A3H
1917; United States Express 3o7s Pacific Mail, AS;
New York Central consolidated, o2ss y 92A;
do. scrip, S7ss s72.; Erie, 2s7s; Harlem,
1856 1885; Reading, 1905 1905; Michi-
gan Central, 1909 l2l1s; Lake Shore, s4t& e43s;
Union Pacific 24is q %; llneB Central. 1861
q 1877; Cleveland and Pittsharg, 1868 bid; Chi
cago and Northwestern, 500 a so7s; do preferred,
se'S S91a; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis 81 New Jersey Central 1895 .
1924; Rock Island, 1ll}a HIS; Milwaukee and
81. Paul. 6S;s 63S; do. preferred. sl14 S1I; To-
ledo, Wabash and Western, 5as a53z do. preferred
10 bid; Fort Wayne, 931S 93ss Chicago ana Alton,
ll3a4 1l4}s; do. preferred, llb>a no; Ohio and
Mississippi, 33'a s3,4; st. Louis and Iron Noun
tam, 46a& bid Delaware, LacSawanna and Western,
1887 1903; Morris and Essex, 0214 bid; Boston,
Hartford and Erie, AZ a AZ; Hannibal and 81. Jo-
scph, 1888 l09k; do Preferred 1853 bid; Column
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central. l7I 1874.
HioHEsT AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows ihe highest and lowest prices
Of tho Leading stocks during the day.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. Oct. 22--6 r. NJ.
All the markets to-day were strong except at the
Stock Exchange.
ANOTHER .sQUEEZEn IN GOLD.
The holders OF gold locked up q million OF gold
to-day, and SO compelled further advance In the
rates for borrowing. The lowest rate was one
eighth per cent for the use OF gold to Monday, all
engagements being for the intervening two DAYS.
The '.short' interest had been largely increased
yesterday by the anticipated payment OF the Novem-
Der coin interest on the puplc debt Hence the de-
mand became very sharp when It was announced
from washington that the schedule would not be
made ont before the Goth inst. and that prepay
mcnt OF the coupons could not commence before the
2sth or 29tn inst. During the board the rate ranged
nigh as 1872, nearly three-eignths per cent
few minutes after three O'Clock Grm VINO mai not
received their gold borrowed cash gold for the
count OF the seller and paid y per cent for the
amount, about $4,000. This was an under the
rule transaction and the rate exceptional. After the
board borrowers prepared for Mondays business
and paid Is ana 4 per cent Tor the use OF gold on
That day. The premium nuctuated only tnree-eighths
per cent In face OF this stringency, the advance
being from 1928 to 1l3. The course OF the market
II choy In 10
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

the Southern State bonds were quiet and without
special feature, except u fractional Improvement
II the prices OK the Tcnnessees. The latest
street quotations were as follows:- rennes-
see, cx coupon, 62i. 62l; do, new, so i a6ob:
Virginia, ex coupon, G3 "a: do. new. GA &C.,
do, registered stock, old, 90 a 81; Georgia SKIES
So So; do. sevens 80 a 9lJ2 do. sevens, old 80 u
%; North Carolina, eX coupon, 43 !, 48; do. fund
ing, 1866, 80 AL do. do, 1865, 50 "a; do new 27a
20; do special tax. 22,S 30 Missouri SKIES,
81 81 do, Hannibal ana ST. Joseph 81 ! o.;
Louisiana skies, 20 a ~; do. new 81 a 10: de-
ievec skies. 75 IS; do. do. cights. IS IA SO; do
pcniteutiEry seyens, Is e; do railroad Fights
10 81 Alabama hives, 20 ~: do eighfs, lUl
102; do. railroad cIghts, % a rs: South Carolina
SKIES 80 a 50: DO, new, January and July, 81
6s: do, new. April and October, 66 a IS: do. regis
tered stock Old, % -; Arkansas Sizes 81 81: DO
sevens. TO a 81; Mobile and Ohio Railroad ser-
ling 50 81 do, interest eights, "A 70; do. sec
ond mortgage Fights. "a So: Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage, seyens. 70 u 80: 90. d.
second do, Fights, 66 a IS: New orleans and jack
son, first mortgage SO q 81; clio. do, second mort
gage. 20 n; Memphis and Charleston Railroad
first mortgage. 80 81: do. do. second mortgage 70
7G: Greenvllie anu Columbia Railroad, guaranteed
by South Carolina Ga a GO: Macon ana Brunswick.
guaranteed BY Georgia, IS a 7e; Wilmington, Char
lolte and Rutherford Fights, 40 81; Memphis city
sixcs IS Il 80; savannah city seyens. 81 a "a: New
Orleans consos, old, IS a 75 do. issued railroad
skies, 90 a II: d0. new sevens 10 II.
THE STOCK MARKET WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market was heavy and intensely au
during the boards. After the last call there was a.
pressure to sell, the movement being led by several
prominent repu,cd operators for decline ana the
market became weak and fell q half To one per cent
for the principal speculative shares. After the bank
statement there Was u recovery from the lowest
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Tie sInInLs su,clnt.

Testimony was taken yesterday by Deputy Coro-
ner John Beach IN the case OF John Strihe, who
committed suicide on Friday nigh by shooting him
self in the head. while at the house OF Catharine
Rothcnberg, Sixth avenue. near Flily-thiru street,
Wnom ne was engaged TO marry. catharinc APP
peared 10 be III basic 70 marry, but John who was
ipehtcf being out Of employment and having lille
OF no money, seemed DESTROYS OF postponlng the
nuptias TIL fortune favored him. FOR tine lase few
DAYS J0hn had been low spirited and OH Friday
nient curing an interview with his beloved, drew
revolver and blew his brains out. Deceased had
lived az Nc. 392 Eighth avenue The case win be
concluded before Coroner Rollins
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serve required by law.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy At five 10 SIX per cent
on stocks and four to five per cent ON government
collats ra.s Five per cent was, however the gene
raj rate on all classes or securities Prime CONNER
ciai paper quoted seven to clgh. and half per
cent discount.
Foreign exchange was duh afier the steamers and
unsettled by the nigh rates for gold
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was irm. in sympathy with
the higher quotation in London, which came s9s<,
the stronger tone OF The gold market and the easier
rates for money. The following were the closing
street quota!lons:-U States currency SKIES
1ll,4 i1lss; do, 1884, registered, 1877 nay; do
do, coupon Il35s 1l4ts 40. five-wenties, regis
tered, May and November 1887 1885, do. do, 1862
coupon do, ll3 ll31S; 30. DO, 1894 do do, III
1llX; de- do. 1865. do do, 112 q 11214; do TO-,
registered. January ana July, l1o1s lloA; do do.
1856, coupon do, l10as 1losl; do. do, 1867 10.
Co.. l10s I0s< do. no., 1868. do. d. 1l0A hoe
DO ten-ortes registered, 1861 1863; do d., cou-
pom, 1861 1861.
THE cry BANK STOCKS
The following the bids to-day for c,ty
bank snares:-New York. 1888; Manhattan, $50;
Mechanics, 1855; Union, 1856; America, las: City,
205; Tradesmcn's, 1852: Fulton, 100; National II5;
Merchants Exchange 101 u; Seventh Ward, 1I0,5;
State Of New York. los; Commerce, l221a; Broad
way, $50; Mercantile 1875; American Exchange
1l41s; Chatham, ITO; Hanover, 1902; Irving, III;
Metropolitan. l2s: Peoples, 40; Grocers, lI6;
East River ITO; Market. 100; Nassau ITO; Shoe ana
Leather, 1863; Corn Exchange, 125; Continental,
"a; 81. Nicholas III; Importers and Traders
1885,, Park, 1854; NV York National Exchange
Bank 100; Fourth National, 1861; Tenth National,
125, oriental, 1541a; Gold Exchange ca; Bankers
and Brokers' Association. 10l.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ANGEL--woLr.--On Wednesday, OCTOBER IL, at the
residence OF The BRIDES father, by the Rev. J. j.
Lyons. EMANUEL. M. ANGEL, OF London, TO IDA j.,
sn daughter o. Dr. M Leo VOL 81 s ey
Is, at ten A. NJ. at the residence OF the brides
parents by The Rev. Thomas Street, JOHN BEDwEIL
TO MAGGIE DONALDSON, youngest daughter OF A.
BERRIAN-HoUcm.-- wednesday, October TO- at
the hoy Trinity church, Harlem, by inc Kev; VIM
Va, to Lucy H., third daughter OF James Hongh,
Esq.,, Harlem
CLEVELAND LFGGETT.--At the residence OF the
Dride's parents, on "Wednesday, October 10, by the
Kew. Mr.. Parker, JAMES 8. CLEyELAND, OF Troy, 10
EMMA LOUISE, only daughter OF A. H. Leggett, or
GRAy-WAnNER.- Thursday, October 90 at
BROOKLYN, CHARLES L. GRAY, OF Morristown, N j.,
10 -uuiE f. WARNER, daughter OF William warner.
Es1., Brooklyn, N. "
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, October 20,
AZ the residence OF The BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Jonn Foey, Mr.. FREDERICK HARruNC. OF New York.
10 Miss CECILIA daughter OF francois BOurguet, Esq,
oil baltimore. No cards.
observation-disclosures On Thursday. October 20, at
the brides residence, Hobokcn, n. j., by the Rev.
WARREN s. HINKLEY, OF New York. TO LIZZIE,
eldest daughter Of Thomas Is. Decker Esq.
Ii0PklNs--KEysER.-On Tuesday, October H. al
y: Cooley, rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal church,
West HOhokcn. N. j., THOaAs H0Pxlks 10 ELLEN
NJ, danghter OF b. keyser, Esq, all Of West Hobo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAIRFIELD Conn.,, on Fri
day, October q, by Rev. Father synOtt Mr.. JOHN ].
M.cUUARrY, OF New York, TO Mrs. JULIA B. GoErzEL,
New Orleans and Mobile papers please copy
EXTRAORDINARY Wednesday evening,
nue. and Twcnty-second street, by the Rev. DIR.
Crosby, JoHN STEWART to JENNIE u. DOUGLAS,
DAUGHTER OF David Douglas, all OF this city.
TREANoR-HALLAnAR.-At ST. JOseph's church,
Kingston, NJ y, on Tuesday, October IS JAMES j..
IREANoR. OF this CITY. ~ Miss MARY JOSEPHINE,
lhiri daughter Of Michael Hallahan Esq, OF wibur.
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POLITICAL.

Ar A MEETING or THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
Climb held on Friday evening the 2ls inst, Gcrnlana
Hail. 9f and s B0wey the f0lowug preamble and reso,
lions were unanimously adopted, wiz
Whercas the elements OF opposition midst to the
cpa government have combined to rights
ana TO secure by fraud md intimidation the
should deem ourselves As citizens
Of New York we ai!ed to appreciate the important re-
power aid making results conducive to the wei,
fare and prosperity OF our city therefore.
Resolved That the best interests OF New York de-
Inand that candidates the snfrages of her citizens
who TO be entrusted with the OF her
Enshcd by an Intimate and her
wanta BY entire freedom from any influence hostile to her
m =, ny ,le'iiy o purpose amt the Intel
with honesty and efficiency.
Resolved, That in Hon A. Oakley Hail. the candidate of
the democracy for rejection TO the Mayoray CITY,
recognize gentleman who possesses In pre- cmncnt
degree all the necessary give efficiency and
dignity to ~. Office which he has ably hed, which,
In spite Of the unholy alliance of corrupt republicans and
renegade democrats, the reope OF hew York again re-
Resolved That in ". T. Brennan, our candidate for
sheriff. and Charles Loew. candidate for County
Clerk, we have presented Tor surases gentlemen wnose
names familiar people as houpe mold ,ror,,
whose integrity Of character and ahfd eciency in The
discharge OF every public duty have for them the nm
bound confidence and esteem fellow ciIycns ANA
10 AN assurance that they will be triuphanty electcd
Resolved That in candidates Coronor,s we reop
Mise gentlemen enncnty quaed for the pos.on who In
every rotation OF life command tho respect aud esteem OF
approaching election will be most c8nvfninr cy,acnc.
Resolved That In Governor Hom STA n.ar bearer
tne democracy IN the approaching contest behold
beyard OF American politics. whose nnsued an
corruptbe integrity, commanding abilities and
siaesmanshp have won Tor him the place the alice
uon ana conhdence OF HIS fellow citizens ha
III pride the opportunity thus OF Contributing n
some degree to the glorious triumph which awaits him
JNo. u. TInTJEN, President
JOIN Jan :, s G2MAy s, First Vice rrs.,ssn,
q. W. SAUER, Treasurer
,rn,s =" !, ~ 49,, - SECRETARIES
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1918 O'Clock p. W.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
SUSPICION OF POISONING.

DR.. c. Gran, OF Mott street, yesterday reported TO
Coroner Rollins That man named karrcl had died
at NO. 100 Prince street after brief Illness, under
poisoned hinsef In order TO definitely determine
the Cause Of death, John Beach VIII hold posi-
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