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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

Slavery is 20 be abolished through
ont the wo,ld. Russia followed
the example of the South; Brazil
is taking steps to do so. So is Spain
and her colonies and now comes
the ancient Kingdom orSiam, where
two millions of serfs have been Civ
en- such freedom rs PREVAIL there.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
8nn.araRs

\ bad blow for the sailor boy-a
spanking breeze.
When is a smile behind timer
When its a little laughter.
Honest poverty is not a shame,
but TO he ashamed of it is shame.
Billings, in his new almanac, says:
Prudes are eoQuettes gone TO seed.
How can any boiy complain of
being oramped in roomatjsm2
IN England a feet captain is not
regarded as necessarily a fast man.
\ deerstalGer and q deer park are
equally his Iordship's doe minion.
Who ever saw anybody near a
fire who did not want 20 play po-
ker.
What age is most agreeable IS a
man just started in business2 Pa
tron-age.
The reason why successful vac
eination is always popular is, be
/ cause it takes
Our first neither was like the
njghs before the battle-the Eve OF
[ great offence,
a good joke in a paper and a
hod-carrier on the Ia lder 50 the
lOuuds,
OH City has a new paper The
Daily Derrick, whose mission IS TO
elevate Journalism.
The lick her Question-Sball q
man be allowed to whip his
wiie2
Why is a ladies rIuglets like one
+ of Dickens novels Because It Is
all ora twist,
Dogs are said to be the best den
lists beeaQse they insert natural
tee.A,
Sometimes our friends, during
( their abseaee, bring themselves 20
mjad by sending presents,
a merelIans of our acquaintance
won lers why he is obliged to go 50
ofsea after money THAI is coming TO
h,m,
Mo}ero Psrasols have To- De m2ie
T ten jaehes longer in the handles, TO
allow them to top the Fashionable
I boansts.
one Interesting inci}eat of the
f ChjcsgO tire was the presentation
OF & Juvenile RIP Van Wfnkle to
Sir Joseph jefferson by Mrs,Jo-
f seph,
The rcslJt1eS OF life have been
defined as real estate, real money,
f real good 6vjeg-a0 realized ta-o'
geal hard work,
Mrs, Parsiogsoo says that it IS
( better To speak paregorically Of a
+ person than 10 be all the time ding
+ ing epitapbs &C 6im>
\ ls8v school teacher told one of
I her vUpiLs a dav or two ago that a
hundred eds elade a case. She meant
thas 100 - made Z ews. This is
2 faet
Flaaaet receptions are the thing
mostly In vogue just now Ther
raIe OF government Is one hours
( sowing for the poor and three hours
dS2ciag,
A prize package man ID In.liaa-
f spo,is sedaces the crowd by shout
ing at the top '0f his voices Walk
rtsa5 up gentlemen yoa know the
/ more blacks you draw the more
prizes there are 1G.
( They hsve got aa article eaigsd
F carotIae. which they use to paint
butter, III makes the real Jersey
F article ont OF tbe commences Iard
f saj is 81 2eeas blessing to the hoa-
est harJ 81, king farmers
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

Approach God with prayer of
work and will to help yourself,
rather than in words and set phra-
ses to beseech Him to shower you
manyfoldly with temporal bles-
efflrs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

IN St0Ee and Receiving,
GO ID. ls Esma ard Flax B.sgg z
Sls3 eEn3ls "a Elss
h-o 2sh Ssm 81 sAa e2g Elaur
srssg1e a. gd A4l- li-s q 4lz-ls.
asaz---as
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
IS ACRES Of
VINEYARD.

containing acres, a]ieiaiHg she ssiif arm.
flseed with o~acs oru1c ~ or BtsdarS tIs.lEs-
A good ~erinc a.. q 3Hhf Vines Concord and
f'arsfarl Froli.ig--iB searinr TERMS
naEe7> With B per cert i3Feres1. Securely aafs
o lie8 retaiuel. Po-zass-ia o gwen "a the day
of sale, Joll y &. SRA NEET-
QctIZrl Four9aiu Greek.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
LIVERY
Aud Sale Stable.
Puf aSki- Tenn

ia pleasure IN saving Co che public
char DIS eommssfSr9s> Llverv SssSls On
8aja Sgisss. north rhv public square l.
now wsif supplied WIKI the
Best IA nsss aid Sable Earsss
Going Blurcies, mice Carriages az5 n1lve.
and as-e"ulm0da. Ne i}sllsr,, and p,snEy OF
Pglveulisr.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

How beautiful can time, with
goodness, make an old man look
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
RADW AVS READY RELIEF


FEvER AM AGUEe rred for fftveentz
Thee i not q remedial sgeG.t IN this w-rIE
that viii cure Fever and y -ue aT..l ali other
Nsiariou~- Billions. Sea let TvphaId. Tel
Iow. and esther FeveFs faide,f By RAD
WAYS PILLS. - quick a. RADW A rs
READY BELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
LgBRrjile Station.

Giles Cauutv Tens 81 care. Of the & fIroud
Agent wi5h ju>rru thus IS III reach u AMI
Be Frr uzPsly at-couBs-d Ser There VII bic
20 arteF ella E,s- ca =aol Feifvgre,l at Z Nuu-
vills- y e reyel wing &c sheHu aHtl the E'ed~
wis. DC sasli erred a,-cortiIHz Co rn>lHl Eissf-
W c have maite an sFrsaf sCsriasu5 ~ "a 81 3
W. viii os snzelet GO Supply eur eus5e uIsrs-
HiJd
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
q Price Tor AdvcrtiSing:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two Dollars per Aunum, In Advance.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
TIE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

To the EditOr OF The TrtOnne.
On pfaronoe IN ;ts money articles for the
oih ~ 80, nr,,. 1.,n,,xv o,,n ,,,noros
10Th ana lith ihs's' S"o"' '"", i 49, Tr. -, e.
on,a No
II s not whether the New-f0rk central ana hudson
River Railroad Company pay dividend OF eight per
"" "" - -, -, h,, ,yho,hori, !, % ,air to exac,
cent on ts "ateteu s'och' III. mAe'"'i ~ 's ~ W o'
payment thereof from the public.
parroads are pnblic. highways chartered and con
nam 80 -, S.,t % ,ho sharoho,d.rs and tbo
struc'ed ior 'nc pen0n. - .nS is 1 80, s t,an
portation.
The claim Of the shareholders Is satisfied when the
the cost of construction, equipment, ana operating sk
penses Beyond this, ana IN return Tor granting the
cheap and convenient thoroughares. This is the
ment always used when Legislatures are mported Tor
these charters and upon this emphatic understand
ing that these corporations clothed with such atr
butee OF sovereignty as the rgnt 10 ahe prle plop
land and nlne-1Or the puDlc anu
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
,ywyo,x CENTRAL AND nrpsos RIVER

The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day; Penn
syIvana 6s sd ISSUE sold at 1884, Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 81 Reading Railroad, 49j and Pennsylvania
Railroad, 62l Gold closed at lloi.
A dispatch from San Francisco says that the Paelnc
Railroad Company has placed record mortgage COW
ering all lands unsold in California for sl0O0OOOo.
We are indebted the publishers, Messrs William b.
Dana & Co. for a bound volume of The Commercial aud
Financial Chronicle closing with the lSi0a useful
book Of reference for persons engaged in banking and
commerce.
The West Wisconsin Railroad Company when completed
will connect Paul with Toah, and forms the shortest
hne between st. Paul and Milwaukee The Legislature
of Wisconsin In charterng the road TO each Of the
II counties the line leave to donate OF their bonds
to build the road and also to purchase the right OF way
aud donate IL to the Company. Congress has Made "a
grant OF s40O Of land for each mile OF road con
structed The road WIN be 160 miles In length and VIII
of the state has relieved the Company of all
for term Of is years When completed this road
will shorten the distance between st. Paul ana MWau-
kee more than miles, and its managers claim that
will take the through traffic from Milwaukee to the
I2O miles are completed leaving but "a miles to be buit
The first mortgage bonds of the Company, bearing per
aurty in edn & are now offered to the pubic s 90 and
accrued interest in currency The mortgage the
amount of the mortgage is s4,0OOOC Holders of the
bonds the privilege OF using them at par for The
purchase Of the lands Of the Company. /:
Messrs John Duff and C. H. Mccormick Trustees of
the Land Grant bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, advertise in another column that they VIII
receive proposals until noon. Feb 1871 for the sale of
Of the land bonds Of said Company TO them IN ac
on spr ~1h @ as Te S%s viii be the e
OF the Company in Boston, Thursday Feb q ana the ac
The Managers OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany have declared semannuai dividend OF per cent
free Of Government tax payable Oh ana aer fep' az
The earnings Of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road Company for the first week IN January % Mere 0 &
crease Of $s,7e3 S6.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Is-P. ".

The stock market has been but moderately
active throughout the day At the opening prices were
steady and advanced until after the adjournment OF the
first session. after which the market was barely steady
for a time Toward the afternoon call prices took on
more strength but the extreme fluctuations OF the DAY
were very slight. While transactions were as q RUE
well distributed the special features were the prominent
stocks dealt in from day to day. Union Pacific was
strong and advanced from 1s to l5i in the afternoon
This rather sudden advance mainly owing TO the de
fault Of bear operator whose short bonds and STOCK
were bought in under the rule Of the Stock Exchange
The disturbance In money market has for time re
streted dealings and decided disposition to operate
manifested The Hannibal and St Joseph stocks were
less active and frmer Investment securities were firm
but aniet while Express stocks were dull The subjoned
table shows the highest and lowest prices paid for active
stoc ks during the day:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

T,rns ARSENr.-This alloy, generally sup
.a q, coastal of one-third silver aud twothirds Nickel
sas been analysed recently by Dr e. MlnS % anu onI
TO be composed OF % silver ccT o,To p'''' "'"> WV
T,,r w ArrR- HAMMER MADE LUMINoUs.--Prof
1oume, has made a series of experiments which prove
ana, the water hammer. consisting of glass tube ana
,nIh nartly filed Wth water which had been freed trou
air nv long continued boiling, when eeetrhed III de sne
nan1er as the Giesser tubes containing rarhed gas
Is affected like such tubes, and exhibits brilliant luminous
phenomena
PROPOSED SHIP CANAL IN ENGLAND.-A plan
for shortening the passage between the Bristol ana
English Channels, by the construction OF snip cha
across the counties OF Somerset and Devon mas peeh
approved by prominent engineers ana Is aDous , ~ w
brought before the public authorizes 40 ,or mics % t width
at the surface 1?t feet at The bottom - lee' odr MAJ
depth OF q feet. This would allow al Vesscis OF moue
ate draft TO pass through from sea to sea Sueh eana
would doubtless, be of immense advantage 10 'ho o
traffic of Wales.
FrsIoN OF IRIposMINE.-Mr NJ G.. Farmer
Of Rostop has succeeded in fusDg irdosmne by cur
rent OF voltaic electricity from 60 large Bunsen cells
Grains of the mineral placed in groove made III
charcoal each end OF which was connected WIN ligS
planum wire Tho temperature OF fusion was estlhcU
NJ about 10000 f. His object to obtain pure alloy
of iridium and osmium Ia be used in electro
On bringing square inch of the alloy 10 near n9
fusng poiu by means of electric current, he louhd
the light emanating from its surface eqsl .o z S had
sufficient actinic power toproduce exccleht
RAM.-Mr. James Glassier, +. K =, OF En-
gland In "a recent lecture said that the whole o tne ram
had it's origin and iall feet from the earth DeshnS
to discover the influence of the moon on the elements ne
fonnd after long series of Investigations, that on e
ninth day Of the there was much more ram 'n"
I'm any other day. and that the first and last week Oh
the moon there was the least amount lie nau tihtu
account from 1915 1869. Of every day on wneh tere
had been inch of rainfall, and he had iound ,l, on
July &C. 1861 the rainfall amounted TO three anu ~
tenth nches-thc largest amount that mao laeh an u
day at the Royal Observatory from cale n oS did
tjons made by him he had doubt that the moon ua
aiea an uiufi1e
yations was as 10 the time of day that rain fell most M
6e had found that the largest quantity OF ram e al
about O'Clock in the afternoon.
QUANTITY OF CARBoNIC ACID GAS CoN-
-.TSrD IN THE AIR OF SCHOOL -ROONs.-From the
huuerikanisohe Sehulseing learn that Dr. Breiting
~ Base (switzerand) has examined the AR III the
sehoolroOms Of that city, As one OF tne results VI
taken i'm measuring 251.6l cubic meters haNlug
1oS square meters OF windows ana aoors' anu o"i'i
''e ~ IN, ' - Quantity CdrhoRt Add Gas
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

The money market has been dscomposed by the recent
interference with its natural course by spec
ulstive outsiders. The bank which was very large
creditor AT the Clearing House yesterday morning re-
msined 30 this morning and several other hanks were
creditors in sums ranging from AOocU 10 sSoooO'
from which the fact is deducble that the greenbacks
taken off the street have yet been returned though
the project has failed OF The rates on call to-
day have per cent both in coin and currency the
principal dealings being at the latter rate. The pay
ents Of bonds bought to-day will be made onehaf
in legal tenders and onehalf in National Bank bills In
the latter formof bills there has been large business
DONE the large banks offering ones and twos free OF In
terest for is DAYS ves and for ten days. and bills Of
larger denomination for five eight days, the same to
be returned In legal tenders. There but little bsi
ness done in commercial paper which passed n0mnaly
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

CoffbRIhe market today has te,n qaet 'ol nte M l \,
done sales being eohhned the sants " ohes o % s
price especially for the choicest aud common sies
neglected TO extent hs presu euers ons s w 49,.
for but the offerings being Of domestic ehai
doing Ja,s sells readily obh+e Al aI Pr'eN - -,
FRklGiIisThe supply steamer fee' "A,ihk I ~, M.
shpoxnes ssng the lght Ofenngs hr mic cone s.r
-, he clsrtentg ba.iue,' tss
been quiet The today were ivib bass | :.
80 bsks Coion by sail At @bG ldi so b'- h"Al " ~ "
Sd ah 800 hh Flour tist eseungl ~ "a, s',fm - a
FLOuE AND NEAL-foar is very arm hat queli 'h' ""A
aud th, % feght Ist lIt
aud bigh grades ir al fal pr'si 90" ~" -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

The State bond market quiet at the early Board
but showed fair degree OF activity at the afternoon
session. South Carolinas were exceptionally buoyant
and strong which advanced from So to 5si for the Jan
uary and July issues and TO 81 for those OF April and
October Tennessees old to G3l, the selling at
63}d6Ji After these, the dealings about equally
distributed between North Carolnas, Missouris, Vir
gnias Louisianas Aabamas and Georgas the two last
named being firm The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS.

To the Ediior OF The IrtoHhe'
SIR: For the information of Others, who, like
myself are the unfortunate holders Of North Carolina
state bonds bought high prices desire to give few
facts which may cheer thems little in their despondehcy
b.eye that no one OF us need fear any ultimate loss,
although some persons have for their own selfish par
poscs done all they possibly could to deprccate the
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

Cash OF band October l. 1870. eEo4ll
II is true this balance OF s250,00O IL not sufficient
interest the whole bonded debt. Yet when
remember that OF the 3,65625 expenditures for the
year 1870 81 100000 for stock in the Wilmington.
Charleston and Rutherford Railroad Company, which
the state now owns s53 246 for interest special tar
bonds paid during last Winter, and ti7I9 10 expended
for extra militia purposes on account or the klu-klnx
time be far distant when the State will resume
the payment Of interest all its obligations, especially
the old bonds, which viewed by the people with
peculiar favor being held very largely among them
selves. -
Fourth. In addition to the sl,9S2O assets held by the
Board Of Education the state in stocks and rai
road bonds TO the amount OF s27,T2iG0o The slnuai
when il il remembered that much OF the expenses In
cured account OF the klu-klux troubles, ana ad-
vances railroad companies during the past two
years. we're extraordinary II does seem very prooape
that this small OF interest can and VIII so9n be
provided for.
FIN: The Treasurer reports that the personal and
real valuation OF the state has been made usu
working the and Collection lawsf For
instance the valuation Of real estate alone was returned
at $50 100000 against sls,0OO0oO III ls6 All parties u
State agree with the Treasurer that this Is 100 0w ana
consequently susceptible OF at least s2oooOVo 70 SO0}n
increase Such is also true la regard TO the perHnaI
property As the laws begin to work more per-
receipts In this way alone With these facts before
the holders of North Carolina bonds need but nave
patience There Is no reason why they should sacrnce
them the rinOusly low prices at which they are now
are ntrnscay worth more The credit OF North Caro-
lima previous TO the rstclass Her people even
sensitive in regard to the credit OF their state
and, far have conyersed with merchants
from different parts OF the State find all disposed TO
make the best OF the condition into which BAD men nave
brought their state and fully believe its GOOD name ana
credit will be redeemed by thepayment OF every noaf
OF debt, Justly OF unjustly incurred. 1--we
York, Jan. 10, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

The figures given in the to-day OF the business
Of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company quite full and clear enough to enable
people opinion to the results OF the
year If correctly reported from Albany, it appears
that the dividends of per cent scarcely earned and
earnings OF the year would not equals per
dividends upon the present amount OF stock by
the OF s2s7s97. The condensed statement showing
this result is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

Gold has ruled dull and sprtess, with the bulk Of
sales-which limited-at 1l0l dll0t though the
price momentarly reached ll0a Tomorrow the Treas
ury will sell q 100000 The rates paid for carrying
per cent In both gold and currency The steamer Abys
sna sailed with I'm specie and the Nebraska with
total 2sOO0 The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared O cO
gold balances, 20l and currency balances, s557,
N The following were the quotations;
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE MARKETS.


wspSssDAN. Jas "a, lsfl
AsUEs-Pot. modvrste demand ami price. steady 80
quote Al SO RArls du ana bouius ~ Sgss -
COTrN-rhe for spot has quiet the demaud beng
mostly from e1portsrs with ecsipt the feeling s
arm the CHOICEST grades sales J2 bales lot .hh ue
bales sold last evening" and m 10 ase lDeludns s&s ~
spnreu 6gi for home sad 81 speculation for are des az
been quiet prices being stead sles lAa
for Jsnns al e 3 or February at IS lisec az for s.fts
at bldls aud loe for April Isle to-day 40 for -nas ~
800 for February "a Isle IS lO ~ @
5l6el5i 2oo for April lS.G, ABd 10 Nay {" 't' w
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

J" 0e "'"' 90" CONTENTS.
ASTRONOMICAL. United States for 1870, 1860 and
a. MooH sSa ssng of Population by States With per
Planets derea Noon High cent Of IRON h Tytoes Of
rr and the United STATE; A. ;. L s. by eoun
hef T A .,ch Dsvs ties Tor 1870 1860 and 1850.
Directions Civil Engineers states Of inc ~
Ecses iot the yea, S Cal Territories of the swben
Z, 6srs ,.,.,,... O's' NATIONAL FINANCES
ssr.Morniug and Evening & Bonas i9ea 70 & rD
Tide Tsble for iio Pace. Debt bearing Interest in lawful
AWE TX rho, y" Lasss nSSRFs. Debt bearing no Interest
0 oGsepsReti,eI Debt which Interest has ceased
Bankrupt Act Amended. since maturity.
Bridge over e iA"''' Reduction Of Debt under present
Bridge over willamette at Administration @ ION
Cit,ens Rights of-To Enforce POLITICAL STATISTICS
Rights Of Citizens Of The United ForySecond Congesas far
Ts SS,spsfS.iS';c sSs. Scs:9 cae a@3 s'p'n'
Department Of Jus. Eab House Of RepresenanVes o. ,ne
for IN Dist Politically Classified
Disabled scde.Providns Arii Foreign Countries
Election Frsuds~AD Pre- Ccngre..l Poicsy cl9.s6ed
Georga-An Act for Adrss and House Of Repe,entstve'
GeOTss~TO Promote lsacn capitsl' Number Of pre
in District Of Co limited states GovernmentPres
Revenue A " % Act af7 FFcToS RETURNS s1P FOR
Reduce Alabama
Land and Emigration Co. Incor. Arizona Territory.
rated for Colorado and New Arsan,ss ro.,
Loyal Citizens in the South-Pro Connecticut
les for PAYMENT of Loysl Citi Dakotah Territory.
ms Engaged in Taking the Census Delaware
Florida.
npi-- Admission Of
: Union Idsho Territory
National Debt-An Act to yund Illinois.
, Same. Indiana
Oregon Central Rsilrosd-Govt Iowa
sIts OF Lands TO Company Kansas.
Patents and Copyrighs-A Re Kentucky.
ion Of the Laws Relsting thereto. Louisiana
Pensions to he Paid QnsIterlY. Maine
Public HOLIDAYS Established. Maryland
southern Pacific r. K Co.-Pro- Massachusetts,
lee for the Issuing Of Land Patents Michigan
:rete. Minnesota
- Porb1ding the Missouri
esen iaton Of Testimsnsls or Nebraska
s from Inferior 10 Superior on Nevada
y In the Government Service. NeW'HampsDhe'
rerss-Admisson Of into the New-Jerey.
ion New-Yok-by Counties.
The Northern Pacific r. R Co. New-york-for Congress
10 Iu. Bonds New.Y ork-for Gov. by Towns
he Tsnf-Cbanges IN. Ne" y lorh-sup: Sourt JuuBe
rre asary AeeniseThe Secretary Newly orkLegistture
y appcip; So Special Agents North Carolina
rrnnsl the NiagSra-Bufs- Ohio.
authorized o build IT, Oregon
Of Admission in Pennsyvsnia-
the Union Rhode Island.
South Carolina
By the Secretary Of State, an Tennessee
uncing the adoption OF the XVII IeIasr. .Ios
uendnent to the Constitution Of Utah Ierri'o!'
e United States Vermont
By the President requiring On OBJ Virginia
val of the Neutrality laws w Washngton Terntory
GENERAL STATISTICS West Virginia
Agricultural Prcducts Of the Sew Wisconsin .
nmgratou 10 the L. for Popular President in
1860, 1864. and 1905.
Population Of the Cities of the
Price 20 per copv seven post paid for ST. Adres, all orle
nth cash ipcosed, THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
| &2.N.@

The Government bond marketwas heavy and fraction
lower the early Boards the depression being the
large bond offerings at the Treasury purchase Prices
improved in the afternoon, and the market closed
on the basis OF lOIalOs for 6s Fisk Hatch reports
follows at A ID. m
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
Menu Publications.


COOPERATION
c,xETCu OF THE CONDITIONS
ATTRACTIVE INDUSTRY.
OUTLINES OF A PLAN
FOR THE
ORGANIZATIONS OF LABOR.
BY T. p GRANT. Canton, Ohio.
CONTENTS:
I PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY THE SOURCE OF WEALTH
AND TIE BASIS OF ALL COLLECTIVE HUMAN DE-
vELoPaEyT.
ATTRACTIVE INDUSTRY, ITS POSSIBILITY AND PRE-
LIMISARY CONDITIONS
IT, ORGANIZATION OF LABOR
ILL., CAPITAL STOCK AND GRADUATED DIVIDENDS
". COMMUNAL GUARANTEES.
" OF COMMUNISM
CONCLUSION
APPESDIx-THE KANSAS COOPERATIVE FARM.
PRICE so CENTS.
SENT FREE BY MAIL oS RECEIPT oP PRICE
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
Foreign Exchange, usual on steamer day, has been
dull Int firm ON the hasis Of the following rates;

The Treasury proposals to buy s2Ooo,ooO hvewentes
elected offerings aggregatng s6si2oo at prices ranging
from to 10s17. The awards made at 07.O6 to
lO7 20. The following the details: