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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-04

From Albony, Go.) Eears, Sept. Ga, 1870.
PENBERTON, TAYLOR s. Co.-This enter
prising est establishment is one IF the institu-
lions Of Atlanta. As Druggists they are the
peers OF any house in Georgia, while as mala-
ufacturers of drugs and medicines, thoy are
without a competitor in the State, and with
but few IN the South. Their Laboratory IS
one Of the evidences of Southern progress
and the purity of the medicines they manu-
faeture- Is beginning to keep an immen
trade at home that formerly went abroad
Educated in their profession, reliable in
their dealings, and financially able to lead
the business, the firm is rapidly extending
its influence and drawing patronage from al
portions of the South and West We COM
mend them to our jobbers and dealers gene
rally, with confidence that trial viii secure
an endorsement of all we have said.
We take much pleasure in calling the at
tentiOn of our readers to the advertisement
OF Globe Flower Syrup in another column.
This celebrated Lung Remedy is regarded by
ali who have tested its merits, 10 be the
most pleasant and truly valuable mediocre
ever discovered, fol- tho cure of colds, cough,
asthma. &c. Like q true friend, the more
we use it and know it the better we like il.
1t Ia pleasant to take. and unlike oil other
Cough Medicines offered to the public, IL
coneains no opiom or any nauseating drug,
and viii not disagree with the moot delieets
constitution. We advise all who have III -
ease oft he lup2s, sEch as Incipient Consump-
ton, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. to try
at once bottle of Globe Flower Syrup.
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WOOL WANTED

VI E will pay the highest market price for
w Wool of all kinds. either clean or I'M
clean IN goods provision or cash. Bring
your wool to Vale Mills. Giles county, 10
un24-tf. F. CHEAlRS & CO
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.Barrott's" achieves wonders.
Rgmember Next Tuesday

Voter, don't stay away from the
polls next Tuesday for any conside
ration. Il is your duty, your duty
10 your country, to &C to the polls
and cas-, your ballot for Gen. Brown
and the nominees for the Legislature
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Administrators Notice.

4AuULIuISIIaJOI S NOLIC6.
7 HAVE been appointed by the County
cOure Of-Giles county administrator npon
the estate ofZEcariah Parker, ST., decd, ard
all persons holding claims against him ale
hereby mott cd to present them within the
time prescribed by law. All persons iudebt-
ed to him will please come forward and set
les e3O-2II ALFRED w. PARKER Admir-.
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Rebecca c.. Samuel ct ais, vs.. Martha A.
Samuel ct ais
PURSUANT to-a decrSe of the Chancery
/ Court at Pulaski in the above cause.
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CHANG cry SAL S.

D Horn ct ais W.. Virginia A. Horn ct ais
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
i Court at Pulaski in the above cause, I
viii on
H'eEnesday Nov 23Z. 1870.
sell ut public sale TO the highest bidder on
the premseF, on the terms prescribed by
ii decree, the tract OF land Except the
widows dover } belonging TO tie estate of
James r. horn, decd situated in the 18th
civil district, N he I ulaski 81 Columbia
turnpike road, about l l-2 miles north Of
Ly nnville, adjoining the lands Of e II Witt
and others, containing, intending the wild
Ow's dover, y acres. TERMS SIOU cash,
the balance on a credit of s. 2 Is Is months,
with interest from day of sale.
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RLOOAdIN YOUNG GIRL 8,

Middle-aged matrons, those at the critical
period, and the aged grandmother, are all
cured by the use Of our English Female Bit
tiers, now prescribed and used by physicians
all over the country.
Ifyou are troubled with Falling of the
Womb, attended with sense ofweight and
bearing down pain in tho back and side, and
other attendant evils, English Female Bit
ters will give entire relief
Those at the "turn Of life" mothers after
confinement, and all others male or female }
who are conValescents from any protracted
or facilitating com plaint, who gain strength
slowly, and whose digestion is slow and i'm
perfect, will find these Bitters the very
thing their system demands. 1t gives q
powerful appetite, aids and assists diges-
ton, arouses the liver, strengthens mental
ly and physically, and fills the whole sys-
tenn with pure crimson blood coursing
through its channels.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested to the county court of
IL Giles county the insolvency If the
tate of Geo w 1illery. deed, it was ordered
by the court that publication be made as re
quired by law for all persons claiming to be
properly verified with the Clerk ofthe coun-
~ court on or before the LIST of March, 1871,
or they will be denied pre-rata payment out
of the assets of tie estate and forever barred.
no Julius 2. MAY, Admir-.
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Uedncsdqv. Vsy. 18Th. 1870,

sell ut public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on a credit of /, . d 8 years.
with interest, the tract Of land belonging to
the estate Of Sam'l L Daily, containing
about .35 acres, subject to widows dover,
situated In the LIST district of Giles county,
On the waters of Elk river, adjoining the
lcnds of --. y plat and survey Of same
will be exhibited on day of sale. Notes
with approved security required andalien re-
tanned. OH WE BALLENTIN & m.
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Announcing candidates for State or Dis
s-ist Offices ten dollars; county do Ave; al
Says in advance.
tihitHxrier md trihutes of CSpeet over ten
tines III laIgi Il charged for at the reg liar adj
verifying rates. Marriages, deaths and re-
EgiouE notices gratis.
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Aktze same Time and PLac.

the remaining interest 10 the widows dow
er, on a credit Of 6, II q 5 months, with in
terest from the day II sale Notes with APP
proved security required nd IL lien retained
oct Il ". +. BALLENTINE. & = NJ.
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Thuradav. Nov. I7tI,. 1870.

IhuFsday, nov. I7th, 1870,
sell at public sale to the highest bidders at
the residence of John Reagan, decd the tw o
tracts of land mentioned in the pleadings,
Except the part covered with the widows
dover, and containing together about 1871
ceres, bel nging to the estate of tho said
John Reagan. decd, situated in the 3D. dis
tTict of Giles county on the waters Of Shoai
creek adio ming the lands of Alozc Gilbert
and others TERMS. Sold on u credit OF
! g , years wit h interest except a cash pay
ms mt of per cent. Notes with approved Sc
Curity required and a lien retsined.
oct2l W. nALLENTIyE & m.
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Go to the polls on Tuesday next
and cast your ballot for John G.
Brown. the noblest representative Of
Tennessee Conset yatism.
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.MonGnn Dec. 5kk- 1910

sell at public sale to the highest bidder at
the court house door in Pulaski the town
ing house, known as the Perkins House.
mentioned in the pleadings divided into
valuable lots, it being Il subdivision Of lot
No. IS on the plan of the to Sn of Pulaski
Said property is situated in the town Of Pu-
laski, in a fine neigborhood, convenient to
together one of the most desirable propcrtvs
in the town. TERMS - ne third on the
lst day Of January next and tie balance on
4 credit of l q years with interest A plat.
and survey is onfle in the off e of the 4 IN
Notes with approved socurii Y required and
a lien retained. IA w Z BALLENrIxE c & m
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800 Challenge.-Iti is stated that oae
toblespooAfuI of English Female Bitters con-
tains az much medical p orerties as one bit :
or ~ of the advertised grog-shop Ri tteIs of
the day and the Proprietors offer q chal-
lenge OF 800.
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FRIDAY, Nov. q5th, 1870.

cell at public sale to the highest bidder in
the town of CoTneTsviile. Marshall county,
Tenn, on a credit of 6 & - months, with in
terest, tbs house and lot formerly vned bv
Geo W Clay. and the Same sold by said
CT ay to Zenas Baird, adjoining the lapds of
VIM Han Tis, VIM 2 Lewis and John Rhodes
Notes with approved security required AMI a
lien retained. OILS W BALLENTINE, s m.
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Tuesdug. .yov. 22k. 1870.

Mildred A. clay vs.. Goo. W. Clay.
DURSUANT to a d0cree of the CbaacerJ
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
viii en-
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Eridau Nop LII. 1870

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on a credit of6 & y months,
with interest, the tract Of land belonging TO
the heirs of - Myrick, cor tanning by es-
timation. one tract 263 1-2 acres and one
tract 200 acres, lying on the waters of Eg
news Creek in the 9Th 18th districts of
Giles county, adjoining the lands Of Samuel
Guthrie, VIM Holt and others Notes with
approved security required and lien retained.
Oct a W. Z. BALLENTINE.c s m.
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Vim n Lewis and others vs. Lucy C Daily
and others.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
4 Court u Pulaski in the above cause, 1
will on
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8 esdaY. -. Sl,h. I'D.
IHednesday. Dec. IN 1870.

J NJ Luter ct ais vs. II Luter ct ais.
PURSUANT to decree of tho ChsRcery
i court ut Pulaski IN the above eau g, /
viii on
Wednesday. Dec. 7th 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder st the
esidcnce of the late Kinchen Luter, in tie
LIST civil district Of tiiles county three tracts
Of land belonging TO the estate RI Kinehen
Luter, decd, being subdivisions Of his home
tract and the same lots heretofore bidof by
Siias Il 3 Boswell, Jno L Stewart and 81
Ht rgriive. On of said tracts contain SIS
l45 60 acres, another 20 l30-l60 acres, ard
the other % lO0-160 acres, and adjoins the
lands of J as Beatty, Jas NJ Childers, B BOs-
well and others. TERMS s Id on credit
of q 2 yenrs with interest, except a caah
pay nlent OF slJu Notes with approved Sc
cCrity required and q lien retained
Cct2l W. F BALLESTINE, c & m.
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Fridav, Nov. 1871 1870

'tUUy' TUT OH IOIO1
sell to the highest bidder on the premises, on
a credit of 6 II Dr. Is months, :Lc tract of
land mentioned in the pleadings, containing
about POO acres, situated in the 4th civil dis
trict Of Giles and the Cd civil district OF Law
rene counties, on the waters OF Sugar creek,
the smae sold by y Coz, former c & NJ, and
bid # by orc McMaSters Notes with ap-
proved sccrity required and lien retained.
Oct2l W. +. BAL -EETISE, c & IN.
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NATIONAL BANK
OF PUIASKT.

DEPOSITORS' BALANCES WILL BE
- transferred. subject to their checks.
THANKFUL FOR THE VERY LIBERAL
i business which has been bestowed upon
us and respectfully ask that you will give
your accounts to the n4lm
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Thursdav, Nov. 24th 1870.

sci 1 at pubic sale TO the highest bidder on
the prenIees. on credit of !, a years,
with interest the tract of land b. longing To
the heirs OF Jacob q Bradep, dec Il. situated
in the 9Th civil district of Giles county on
the wuters of RobertsoL's Fork, adjoining
the lands OF n n johnson and others, aud
contain. about ESQ acres. Said land viii be
sold in los to suit purchasers. a plat and
survey will be exhi tied on the dey of sale
Note with approved seeu-itN required ard
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TLos W Wilkes ct ais vs. SalnI Wilkes ct ale.
DURSU ANT TO an order of the Clianeery
4 Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
will on
Tuesday. Iov. 22i. 1870.
sell at public salo to the highest bidder on
the premises, on d credit Of & year with
interest, except q cash payment OF $5c, the
tract of land belonging TO the estate of Mi
nor Wilkes, deed, situated on Anderscn's
prong of Big crock, about miles above tho
town Of Camp5ellsville, adjoining the lands
p Of Ben Ashworth and others, and contain
ing about 500 acres. Sold in lots to snit pur-
chaseTs. a plat and surveT will DO cxhib-
tied on day + sale. Notes with approved
security required and lien retained.
W. F. BA -ENTINE,-e a m.
ON SAM Il d AY.
viii ret for the ar 1871 tie Store
uOuse IN Campbellsvillo belonging 10 Sarah
Cath n, Il not sooner rented. Notes with
approved se0uFity required.
f. BALLRNTINE, c s. N.
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To Whom it May Concern

gTHE business Of the RICIILAND saw
L INGS BANK, after Nov. :, 1870, will
be mcrred into the
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Jno NJ simon.on ex Sc VS. J p Potter and
and others.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery
i Court at Pulaski in the above cause /
will sell to tho highest bidder on tho premi-
scs on the d.
18th day of Mover Der, 1870,
200 acres of land, being a portion of the
lands belonging to the estate of w w Pot
ter dec, on a credit of and years with
interest fl ON date. The 200 acres consists
Of I62 acres of of the northern part of said
tract, and 80 acres of wood land II the east
side of said tract with right of way of two
poles along the eastern border of said tract,
fro III the cleared md of I62 acres to the IS
acres of wood land. Plats and surveys viii
be furnished on the day of safe. Bond and
security viii be req hired and lien retained.
The land is ell watered and fertile, and
well adapted TO the growth of cotton and
grain, and has beautiful site for building.
o2S-4t w. +. BALLENTINE, c a III
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David Myrick VS. EV Moore ct ais.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, /
will on
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NEW BANK.

W n Reed ct ais VS.. Robt Garrett ct ale.
IN this cause i appearing to.the court that
i the defendants, RobtJ Garrett and others
whose names are unknown, are non-rcsi-
dents Of the State CT Tennessee SO That
the ordinary process cannot be served on
them; 1t Is therefore ordered that puhlica
ton beinade in the Pulaski Citizen rcquir-
ing said defendants to appear before this
court ut the courthouse in Pulaski on the lst
MOnday in December next and answer laid
peti lion, or it will be taken for confessed as
to them and ret Tor hearing cX-parte.
nova y. II. AYNETT, elk.
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Jos. " Braden vs.. Drucilla C Braden tas
nURSU ANT to Il decree of the Chaneery
i Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
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Jas Brownlow, use of, Va. T Walker.
DURSUANT to Il decree of the Chancery
L court at Pulaski in the above causo,
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THURSDAY. Dec. let, 1870,

sell at public sale to tho highest bidder on
the premi es, in the sth civil district of Giles
county. en- the waters of Britton's creek, the
tract of 1929 acres of, land belonging to the
estate of Braxton Rivers, decd, adjoining
the lands of Colston Alternately, estate of
Tyre Rodes and others. ERMS-Sold on
IA credit of q p months with Interest,"
Notes with approved security rcqul red and a
lien retained. OIL w f BALLENTF>E. c d m
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Con Perkins * wife VS. Coz Perkins 81. ct ais
DURSUAET to . decree of the Chancerv
L court at Pulaski, in the above causes !
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18th ay of Mover Der, 1870,

Luke Inmau wife vs.. L 2 Reagin ct air.
DURSUANT to q decree of the CHANGER V
4 court ut Pulaski in the above cause,
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Isaac Smith ct ais W. Benz Smith ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chaneery
/ Court at Pulaski in he above cause,
will on
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Son,iQ Notir,s.


CONvENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.-A
y meeting OF the Convention OF IIIsh Soc e(les viii
be held Al Hbcrnisn Hall 10 Prince st. Friday eve
Feb IL $50 70 make arrangements l9I the celeb atom
OF s. rAtrieks day THoS. kERluGAS, Prei.
EDWARD l.. CARY, leoo.
CuAs BOYLE, S'sV"
NUaAR nlAKERs' UNION No. 81, BROOK
ALYN Ats special meeting held on the 18th inst,
II was resolved that tax Of 80 cents Der week be levied
on The mym6eTs to support the men IN Cincinnati on
~ 90 satqrdai' 18th Inst, aud every Saturday until
ihfthof nOuco J.WARD, President.
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ONk oe-hohsk AooT sectional boiler sas
sserss srsak engine ns ssla sssa In ~. ys., ana
ANAL AAAlz n PAAllAAaT 4 Ma AAA
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Eors,s ano 6arrl1l,a

A Lot OF good work horses Just rom l.t ''''
N suitable for all purIn, s, 10 hs sofa ca ~ r,h
hENnI NILEl, ~ Nee"''
ItOk sALE-Doubls truce two team, H.
Il cutting machine &C. all o. 2's We -" W.
tween I'm AnI 9Th avs.
LOn kALR CHEAP gay hntT H,pl
H harness separate or together hs . eb"hN'
WAITAntad aound. ~ Delaney a.
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Public Nutif,s.
OTFICE OF rnE srnzET c ,, Mn a.

-
OtflGb6 oa THE sTS EET
enclosed n sealed envelope. endorsed VITA Tie lille
OF the work ard tile anne OF The bidder written thereon
(Also the rumhcr o. tho work a. In advertisement J.
w, % Isoeyeg ~ KS ONCE uath Monday Eco rs.
No For regulating grade, &c, sirty.elghth sire et
nom Elghlh avenue 10 Hudson RIVER,
NO fo1 regulating grade, SC, Seventy nr st street
IRON FIN avenue TO I asst u er, ''
No. 8. For regulating grade DC Ninety.Iinth S,ra.,
nom Eighth to Eleventh avenue ~ '''
from Public Drive 70 Rev Avenue ''E"" 'e'en'nFuec''
NO. For regulating grade, DC El,htv.thirn straet
No. FOR SsSatt S STsa e''S &C.. ssvsny.eyen,s
AtIecl, Hn;l flrst Avenue 20 kast River,
40 FOR regulating efade, &c ,FoTtybeyenth street.
from lrsl avenue to East River,
. NO flT Ating grade. &c, Finy.pinth street
Eleventh reeI from Second sSenns to Phild syenn na
son w. p9f Iegnletlng grade, as. Avenue C. from
No H. Tor JsSlal Ing grade. &c, FIN, sixth street,
nom Tenn 10 Eleventh avsnue
Thirteenth slsst from THIRD avenue 10 HarIsm RIVER
No ~ tor regulating grade, sc. Ffth avenue from
stSipnr 70 eeVenynrst and Seventy third TO Seven
No. u For regulating grade, &C. Ono Hundred and
rourth one Hundred and Fifth and One Hundred aod
SYN stress s. rom Eighth avenue 10 Boulevard.
No, ID FOR regulating grade &c, one Hundred and
Ninth avenue, '' 'Su"'s '"
S9 - FL r,,SSulsins grade &c. Worth street, nom
u; fSr regulating grade. &c. Church street. from
Blank forms. together with the speeincatlons and
agreements, can be obtained at this onice'"Datsd
Street DcpailmnI New York, FeD. Il. 1870. -'NN
GEORGE W. MCLEAN,
Cpn
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SUPHEME COIRT-Nes Yorh Cl'y and o1nl
- WI liam Heard auf r. TAB tn ~, v 70, Pa hil
against John l.. JanewAY AMI others. DIE 1dAIu -
pursuance OF 2 Judgment OF Tue olrIemc Court 2, "a
state OF New YORK, made u cpttred IN the HjOFe ~
titled action the subscriber. the Re e,cc nspel
saia Judgment, viii eNpo,o tosae a. puo, aueHS9 :.
me IN day OF March, $50, at u O'Clock noon ny
EXCHANGE Salcsroom, al a. oAdSFy, n tnt ca dN,f
YORK, BY Roberts Mcclure, Au, uonotls tue fohiy
Ing Described real estate, 10 Wit: mat Ger ai1l
land win the buildings thcrco erct,cd, knosarS
0tly Hall place, IN the city OF Nry ORR bollr,
sontherly line u Guy Hall p'ce ,feqm' i Ad;a,S
sHceD ~ point distant on, hIn tgri ana lWJs9 ~
teei SIX inches westerly f. ON The .ou'hw slrf t'l
oiCity Hall Place and Pearl street Al r1n rns lLI,
sonlho " NJ Right angles rom G ~ Tia pAct lpA"
uroush the centre OF lattS va sta ldiig DEW
nos ~ and 81 CITY Hal pace n'll- n lctl ~, =
AMI half inehes, thence westerly an parallel ~
Citkiiiall place twenty feet the &c nrt N Hn'.
right angles 20 Cl,y II All place and llr' TX %,
centre ofthe party wall between NJ p Sls ~
HAL place ninety nlos feet eleven ll,h'' ~
cry SIDE OF CITY Hall . ace, aud ttrlc' ts n.y A..
me southery SITE OF ~ hall ace nia'.. ''' e' -
aud on .haI inches ~ tho pc ~ ul uc-lihi-
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Rrfef's
N DIa4, "a. 80
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DuBllc NOTICE Ia hereby given that on tLe
nth day OF February, mt, shall proceed to draw
Jurors LOT we borrowing Courts to DO held in and for
re S,'y ana county Of New York. the tn day Of
Two panels OF Ol Petit Jurors each for the Surname
Court, circuit Parts and two ran sls OF iOl Petit
Jurors each ior the superior Court Parts and Two
panels OF w eti Jurors each for the Court OF ommnn
IieN Apanel OF 40 Petit and u panel OF 81 Grand
Jurors LOT VIC Court OF General Sessions,
CHARLES r.. LOW Comfy Clerk
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PURSUANCE OF an og.,t Of rt a-if".'S, 4
i the County OF New lolk. . tt. ,.' a.,.ai
according 10 law, o all per ca hu'tIS a. ~
Richa d Vaughan, la,e 'ui ne cHy o.. 81" 1o.,s
c,asod, that tury are required to rN.u 'A' al -
the vouchers thereof to the an fCrinyf' IN ~, Il,
tratoTs NJ tue Oticc Of Richard n \aprb'I' IN ,r J
In the city OF New YORK, on Or De,o.e 500 Vt"
April q, II. Dated tCt. y lSGJ.
RICHARD III. Val CHA ,tuil i,,fal@
HORACE r., SMllA,
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6UpaItntrsHip glutit,s.

..... eUpaItnirsHip gOtits.
THE COPARTNERsHIP heretotore exi,t,ns
between the under igned, under the nrm name and
sDe OF John Leonard A Co, at Nos 8 and East 1T,
N m ne CITY Of Nsw York this day dissolved by ma
nom The business Will hereafter be carried on Nv N n
Ham W, hcfArlan at the same place " 40 asunes ali
debts and WIN collect all moneys due the nrm,
Dated Feb. II, 1870. Wv McFARRiha
fNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE existing
y between the underslgned as the nrm OF ABBOTTG
Lhh,h. s thls day dissolved by mutual consent. Hen.
~ L. Leach Is alone authorized TO sign In lquidation
Jan p, 1870. HENIY e. LRhpCfRif
TUE COPAnTNERSHIP heretofore existing
ppev5seen the undersigned. under the nrn OF tEQUI
NATL. REQl A. CHARLES III MEYRR
>,...., Sibins WutsulA
EgH s4LE-A wheeler . Wilson machine, in per,
- lect order Drios Us, Can be at sac 9th sy
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SUPREME COIHT-New Yga, c,iy 1n1 w
D-Ihe Equitable Life As.urHuc' 500 y % TO. 81
states plaintlis, against Jlh L. l1t+yh, a. ,t 10,
defendants, In puTtauue of lul-cnn y oi ia, ~. "a
Courl OF the state ot New uTN. a'it ''l "a III, ID
the above entitled acton, l. he su' '.''.. ~ tI
named In SAID JulgDc I Nll fApJ't !, ~ - b. <
auction, on the IN daE Oi Ma.cu W., q. ~ ..i.t
noon. Of the Exchange "a zero WA. ~ I''''"' a..
cily OF New YORK, by Ro.rtta AtitIt. w, a
eefs the following described T Al 'slh'
that certain lot, p'ace, Or rare o. lana W " d, D. ~
ings thereon erected, situate ylrK 1Ih '.' - e
sixth Ward 'f The city OF 'tW lot '.l'. '.fF
nOrtherly sine OF Chatham street, N ga 80 H.
iOlOWg; Beginning at puut u.l t,H D. '. a.. =
sand street, between duane and fHrI SID '. l.n
running MOI thea trrly Ou \ l.nr p..au., sos"
street one hundred AMI Cigit Zee. la.. .,,4 ..
ensterly on line parallel with % ,,In -''', III il.
ave feet 1 ,hruce suutlcrly on % I4n .u' .' w 3
ane street one hunlred unI clEh, i,i ~ t.,.t :
northcIly llnC oil Chatham street, All Ih. g - 4
aong the MOI the. ~ hue u tna,hNU' #. 'aas
foet ten and half iuUncs TO tAt -, u' &C., '"'
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