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New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC NADEETy

Pan ,rKrrri,, Jan iCoton frmcr Miilrg UYsu's 1sle
MiuSs Orleans se Gr,eeres unchsng Prov sons
Mess fork, - Floor fIts -5@sS 75 Wheat im, ndi4as
Re 81 $50 81 81 Ndog Corn 7t0sJc Oa's f8l5c ,eu
set With an aivr'ng sniaoy; Grade. @ifi,; Refined 2c
WHISKY steady AM unchanged.
bALrisoHN Jan TCoor dnll Ndiirg Ullepi II elac L,-
III ngs, ifc Flour sr Transactions i'm ci
Howsrs Sup rhne r5G Ss Sp titr 2j0 81 do
~ q 80 p; Cry Mil, Scprino. 70 20 es5 -; EH %
81 IS; DO f,Ini SBGblO ~. West
BSa, - ~ ~ 's 40 Family ~ s,1@7 20 wb.t sn
denani; Clstc White 81 3i0f o. Fair inc, al 50pSl 49,
Prime Choce Red ~ 1OG&l 8o Fair Cool 81 i0a ri G
Common, l5B+l as Ohio All Indiana ~ f1+ IS; Pernyl
vsuis ~ ~ 80 Corn fup White yellow 7 Data veal
- Sc Pos arr md savsr,pF si 80 Bacon 6 scsre; Rim
Sues llsG C'ssf RIB l3.c Shon.is. Hsma 10 Iar
dull a, 10 Whsiy-Bee feeling, aoi prices have Alynced sale
Hadc a; 81 @9Jc
CLEyEisND jan 17Wbeat fmer, No Red Winter 81 No
DO. 81 30 Corn frme sc Oats duh SO Pcoeuu-i8.
dncd srm s Sie Crude Griet and nominal at g. 90
roLEDO Jan lfour arm hnd fir dnli Wheat sivancu,
AM in fair demsl; Nc Red Wabash. - Is Corn aigarcng mi
fair dsnani Eb MS~, 81 low Mixed Ots-Fl prices
ssei; demand 9ceiPs4 90 bw West. 800 Cora,
J,V0 bush 0saa
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.. ~. ~ IN, .. f,, .,3 ,-ing fr'i groe'; Surerare
rn't ,ncds -siclv st II. t,tc. ofn'sf U "a -
sre ns'ns MI an ce cip,r. desraoo ,H Niih sell rs'" a.
Nj rAes Ne e 9, 9,x|rsN,.lo- Nrmgsa Iusra sni No'sn
@ TS.e, s5d.pr r .rsr.c sal fuh"IrHl h',' 80 80
- :. VsfhlOod Piece, > CWs SF'c '", 49,, t'.,,r.
-, 90 Fe,c 420i;c; Co rg F'err si6'S ONO is.,'
to - SCI saIrrv tcaN' 'S0.i e",i.
,s s s dsa: Three lur.r an. tnh"A Ne-'o go 80
- Fe,cc s6Gisc; Cu'rer % f'ect '"'e' % ,'n II.
hfeSs Coui,uv D ..aac Iowa, vermont y" -
.cuse- IN .lool '1o t4Nc llHl ," g.
t@es.st. onarf.r.hioal Flee ft"tc, tolNW ftee T.
sS Kartuctv ani 1ctrc,>rN sAt ~ c@ fut pl,,,s
,,.bei Fleece, % GSsc.' Uny ssaei ,ouens '"'-o' '"
raw ,.usp woot-Cboce sla5l Par f7s-' ''F'''
Prii IN woot-NewY C'v p.lld e i': Lea,
=, PrIei ud i2c; NcSiorNC u N.l T. ,t,, cttra
W@oi 9dJc; Weuem sU1sr tHi estr'' 80 c~rr +, No.
p,1,l dEc; Conprt surr f,A '-i-
ppi Ell q &c; Csuads Pl.,si- e. s -, -,efiuu, 20r
C1i..aNl,-S,rng CIr iuc .J''"- -fS rf' CIn l. 2IG
~, s,- nr Chm low gq q'cs snl H't y, p,g.i gsa
q IN Clp. lew fn.es sri -r', j.,
n. >rH.r Pa'led. N02.t lfw va" so.rsSc Interior,
Tsr,.-Fne, 280,2c.; Mciur' .SsN-t' N''
N71ec. Very Barn, lSr g., ., are, N,s q Pole Y
an Ky ,ao6oo Meta low .r'ecs o. o. sot, non bound
Will Ky hiss teen dfl. tn. ' Sc ~.1.r.agS.
NAE st Sc but al The Coss acre ef 81"
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rUPrsfo LIVE STOCK MARKEr-J.s. II.

CaRe-er,s III whcb With the IL he'd matc y.
sT for the week a. against 45 day b,t Wek Market
dull be sho tac lore: than s the c as; Tek
M c On t 70 good Ssss 20 heal hrIiecty en syorsng 81
o Ohio - 30 aid l6 ll13 ID, SJ9i
Sheer m dragging yesuy opened ~ bead nd
Aycu sirg sc IS osis ,.ccivel THIS
n considerable prevails,
prc,s somewhat er su Close iss fda ib' sals
lg ktrr,gr d. - DO es D. al 80 li d. 2p 10
-: 70 lG5S sn1 ~ d. l3i 20. srd lj Do ~ D. - ~ %
Wes hos Of posd Of al al - cs
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COTTDs naRKRrs

CHisrs'roN, isn l1CO,ton que Mid rngs iTc; cesp's
2cls bales; Great lrtau 3703 h 10 9O8
bais; cosSSe q bales; salrs 60 la socs, g. 6
WILMINGTON. jan l0,ion abd idIL.
receipts $40 bsles stock 2 No bales
BosToS Jan l7o quiet; Midings 1StdiSn receipts
+a hSs; 55 bale; ses. $40 bales st'cs 1850 bI,s
SAvAsNsH, Jan. l7ttinn good densr MidlugS lNc
receipts col h-es sales 2,0c bales stock. C3c35 tAls
MoBE, Jan l7Coto, quc MiInss. ~ 49,; ne' cceN''
hAes; exports coswise 54g bales,
81 G.S bales
BirmOEx Jan l7.toon inactive; rccs, drco'ing Mdirgs
l4c oet receipts T. Osli $50 bales sales +J Oae,; sloeS
l. 40 bals
NBVOErRA~s Jar. f--Cot'on broysnt wdoin-s ~ d5r
reeIt Ban hse: gross Sl7 haes ET
4i bses to Antwerp Las bales sales IL bses; set 49,
90! bales
NoRF0Lk Jan lCouou steady; Allncs lse ~ recp'
at has; eIpOrtscoa,tSe 2 hslsi 80 bales TO-,
.sri bales.
GAivEsTcs. Jan. Icotton 6rrn; Mid hrr t!e cets
l8r hs' cNortjo 6rat Britain jGl5 bales sales, lJ baes
sfock. ~ !Ul b.les
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
CHOICH
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
PAYING
yEF PER CENT AND OVER,

yEE PER CENT AND OVER,
FRER OF ALI. TAXBS.
PRINCIPAL AID INTLLEST COUPONS PAYABLE II THE CITY
OF NEW-TOgK.
Pr ,T-CLAsS SE'CR TIPS or UNDOBUT2D CHARACTEH
BlLOW PAR
GOYrRNNRNT AND OiIlER SR,I RITES
pprrr,-rD n FNCUANGF At ~ BEST RITES, AMI BONDS
n aDlIA>Ep BY OUTOrTowE RESIDENTS NBNT By BAiHEso
Tpi .SfEt< KXFCUrOIS oP ESTATES. CtPITALISTS AND
OTHERS SIFKISG RELIABLE INyES1MtN1s ARE PURCHAA-
ING tHISE LOANS. . -.. .. ,,,,,.,,,-, ..,.,..
nj ms F1R : pb arD PROFITABLE lIYESIhbNT AT Low
LAIEe. IOR SALE bi ,,,,-, o., ,.,,,,, 40.
BaNFER STOCK rROKlf ASD A oTiQN En,.
y P-FiVSr-CLsSS INVESTMENT SECUfIliEs PAllNG
y3G. HATES or N ERBSr = SPECiALil WITH THIS
N N
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hRNNLAM AIINN

sr. IIl,as E,sourrvr oryrc- srR,vo,sro Jan. is1
L',a S the .e p Y cntiei An re,,ol e ihe
w.r 2! - joia " Palmer G,veuor Of The S'e Of Illinois 10
III a. % Are0 Tap' ' 'S San % ' pi nj I1' % % a. q
e @ Treasurer Of The stare Of ln s Iyihe bond, Of ihe STAT Of
vrue " ard Of si law do further pob all whom
& a I5a 70 , e nerr aF1 each & ,% al 81 fd h9n 81. cease
,Id Td s s Ts Soai' .'s @ . . pui.s.a,, %
ris,J ~ AZ NV Internal %rrsynep soct ds,d
vy i' and a. pleasure OF the State sne No.
New isa'' improvement stock ,sies of Man, AeSsn.n
Jear s,ser s5cg Rev jo4,I Bsis%sp $50, VI, S%.y
4iGoo. Burrs Co. ssicii Martin Il. Bo1e' ssss' is NJ H.
Bcye tra,t sss S6 Frcrcl iIrcn,o1 e@s So Pd1 Rrc
$500 Msitle~ h Bu,c s,a; Polly Bul iooi Gorre 'gll
C,nrsrn slo Joel c6Gs1i 4iloo Inu Iiuntt al
.as SqHe cT. 600 S' = CI,S & vOS o. S', S & c,s s
y caae ssI 90 Controller Of tie state Of segIqIs fr
rct ,,s s & ;ss WINS G.. s ca5 Ds,f q &C. r:; Loo
Muny Pore, s7,s %; ch.e K F,las, ss'soi ncrp Pa,
'r G.r.s sSas @ fss'. s i Sass,ts o,se cc sag's
si36 B, An s Hsr sssS; Ris. s IIcGine $500 sarah
J. m ns,sr +iGo Jane HGlfosl s9ts y Henri shaw I,o!r
$3.50 49, efort Tbasa, ori Az D Cooper, 9ol lsi
0 TcT,s', H, c. ''fi fo5P, a,rs 10Y md 81
g. 3 hgss, +i" Josn p =, as.le', ssgS ls.gsr Co. so'
$500 IN Jo9'or' rS' r., fsoe' s Lisg Siogsi @ Mss. o
Mrs gugfSo.yse acKs. 500; Mai Pr,pes N GrS sso,o;
Menyals ~ 900; decatur H. Mie sca; Drcaur IL Miller tgs
: l0 John G. Ofnfr 10 jean Name Edmond Pieyr- a.
4J ~ EDWARD A. Pbelp' $500; Charles Phtl- $500; Caroline
&. Pep, trstec SlJ0 w. A. Pl.eugs, $JiB ~; 10 T.
Po.y -Iji S,ry ,s $icSi Kl.l, Rc{. u 7al 50; J l.
Roi $3.50 Wral Jin, Zoe ~ cos Dani,l occ.s -
90 Henry A. Roshd @J1; Sir Her Roper hrig +2foi VI a.
koisotid sors $iO John Chcs Sehebcr S!ooOJiG. T.
S'le Co. in rls 81 OOU. Edward SlocOk @sJ; George
SWt sueic1. co.; Caroline NJ Ssnnsr i3Jt;
Bran ugls Taylor Pa; The ArIlrrlon oEce Of Hoped
Co.. yooabeg Widow ". BrrsSi Spi n0; The Pnn
's1a Co. o 1s,rsroc lives Sc S0Oj The Governor Of l-
~ O0 Mrs Shh riarss, SJf Cstharre Ann Tone sR
90; Mar T. Iuns aN Itsuudor o Savings Of Mecin-
Ceri $1,000 Jo.n Warren son -tJ3! Mn Anna Washing
"a :
Nihm WI taIigh 49, William Lns "insas, $685. William
j. " leeh.e el,JL
A, bond od intern k d,:c nusr'
1875 1bo l2 1rd ton dated Nsy 6iJ No 6 II 90 each.
psya o ti.er 1870
Ac az boas refunded stock, PAYABLE aer o dated July lS5o
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
IOd1tUse of TeIas De sllI) HI.,,, ~ ,t,,1,-. c.
B7 :Ae Governor: Jas. P NGwcosB Sterr's'y ofsis.e
Of the SALE Of the IlOUS

PROCLAMATION OF the SALE OF the HOUS-
TOV TAP AkD BRAZORA RAILROAD, BY the Governor o. tc
.t@ o. sy ID, suL 81 he ta1f
where's kno-h hst Of e Ho'so Tap alI
,f2g indebted IN The sclto Pond the SLa
Tsxs of tie SPECIAL cIoo l1d otd - r
unosf tUehgcrr f huCry l. d. e.'j eieJ ~
of tn pectl school Fuld ne ioidi
nOrlO s,d hY he STATE d the tenn -
rinpsl ri ~ The nO q s'l an
OfIyGns 10 tie StAte OF IeA, sd' ed se'
ADeHS, -. -. ID
,pr uno N sai eblle-s has oompd w iis o fatns
under Aug1 I.i 1875 The aneaauenis ID e' ana IS
"A, not compiled N a o. 1871 ~ august, 0, pu1ei An At
for he e o spaAts indebted 10 ne Sa 10 oa 'n
the 'eboo FaBl G1d - 80. a.. -
our.i by ss Iafaa % be sod
ia satisfaction o. 30 : 4BdeAie ats., -, 81, .. -, ,,
Nov er,t-e be eopouiy Nth MD ats oi 'Ae
Ierafufe EDMUND j. JAWS GOytrnOr Of sad STATE WI on
WEDNESDAY the Etl ds FesAf H. d. ltJ Cause 70 q ,"m
ths Houston Tap AMI Bra Rilros sq ne ctArei rfn"
| rpsnv inclusg rhcd ryl Of Nay gdns ttaf1 ifo9
Nil, qa psea msloaL and all Tie soeS soonhel o ~ sa
s,D,uy IL eepc stat and al ib proe '''c
70 i busbcsst 10 railroad eha sb's
Efy ~ es lOLK .. ,,..,, <r -.
l, TAX place public sr,ct st N"hl fhSnib osy
Of Psu.fr H. i5 The Capitol oiue ale >tSn
stsen t and y oc0ck auJ tht sl, ~ tt 10 We
prorbiea toCcr that TIE 'of it'''A '
r.t should he dem sal " Gy said potr r. r lie ~Ae
should eSih 30 1e tates io ''t 'no
UUrc pal ard interest due u tlc Sch Fund ,
ss'd hae an nave rhls q
the gre Of the b. sfEtd,s tle '' d AH'ii u ,
IL 81 HoveeneI A ~ so 20 q" &c inle Fnaele OF
TeIss the tli.tJ-ffihl1 KDaUhD j. ~ vlS, "J'tfAe'
Brte Coarnor JAsSs ?. N,vcolH secrttirv oi sts',
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Sap!nsa Banks.


DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.
ID NOTICE 10 DtPOsIfORS.-Ibe Bank viii he open Gn NO
f nce sgg AMI deposits ever az f"a
0.o.k uorrirg MT O'Clock IN ~ tr r""n etee ts '
, ~ ths hank u.n 10 0ok Ia TIC morning, 6 fs-'a
oe1 ~ o oc0cS the evening.
j. "1" " WV THOMAS JBRRNIAH Presi,5t
g. n. CoGGs secre.sTy.
NLlNTON SAVINGS BANK, pa Lighth-aye,
nc- Trentv- -thiri-r, ScwYork rkSFM-AhNCAl DiNihE'o
the of Elk PEI ChNl PR AN'Nn WI g
maid % g. ater aOEDAf JAN l6 MI Al nr ~ be slAh
10 tbe Isl u Jrusry iaa hno cravn wl NAN
an or YBs eot allowed from lsi of moah DeG"Hs
ALFRED MOORE. irs,iaut
EArHANiBL ELLIS Vice P-r.iier..
Ost,~no p SrrrH. So. ". ". OWENS,
DiNlE Savings Bank, Nos. 3 and Broadway,
william oo-Th uaic before Jan 20 irIn ~r
To-. !, dsphss maze Eiier Jao - a" hIg l'on
EXCElSlOR SAVINGS BANK,
n ag sfyTu-AyE BOOTHS THEaTEA
OPEN DAILY FROM ~ A. N. TO T. NJ, sadoh
MONDAY WEDNESDAY .ni SATURDAY EVENINGS from n \
Money depo.ted ON OR BEPoRB JANUARY ~ will dnN Interest
PROM JANUARY - -..-
lat rest At prr per vii h rait al Suns nsnnrs
hank deposited ieoe JOY ~ ant oc"f
EXTRA DIVIDEND Of peSoo IN 81 'ans Of s"'As
uni deposited be ore August l. labl
Interest withdraw. will be c~isd 10 the seoani sHi ora"
interest JaHarv J. IA d.loIt Of tron-J
WILLIAM N. GILES Pres eat
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financial

ADrLAS II. MULLER Auc-oneer
EXFCTITOH~' sale OF STOCKS AND
Il BONDS.-ADBIhN ~. NUlLEE tP r WILKINS Coz ,ir
at suet wEuNfSDAY January & Sil, at III ocloc al tie
E1ctargc Ssls.ou No ~ Efcais .; - . - .
81 ORDER or THK EXbCUTOiLS oP JOIN ALSrfNE, DECD,
n laresN Nstuusl fsrk BsHk = ~
80 S,srs Nectan,cs' National Bans 80 each.
10 sJiires illatin National BAH 80 esrh.
sfarr Bl'rhcrS Drov,rs Esi nal bsnk, S2j csoa
share Nsn"us' RsnF Of North An-ioa, flOJ eAh.
~ SAs.rs Oh. h. Nj ousl Bant. : - elrh.
Share New Yor Couny Naonal Banf. slW' each
lr Saa-,s Mereaas E1ehargc National Ban, 30 eLoh
sH Shares OTeatsi Daak = eath.
,bsr.s Union Naionsl Bans, - each.
] ,isr.s Nat Gga Bauk. 800 ciei.
.Iu Siars Rank Of tnt NsuEsta CObIonv. $50 esch
. IgitaG Co.. iUi each.
10 hars Msubstsl oil Co + sIln each.
New Steamboat O.. ion esch
Delaware Lackasarus aid Western H. H. Co. so each
Shares Long IslsnI z. r. Co. 80 each
ll' share licllL tcatrN X. r. Co.. SlMe6cl. -
MsAakee 4ui ST Paul H. H. Co referred Soe@, $40
cssh
lo Sh- res Peoria and OgusBLa p. r. Co, slOearh.
20 rn.s New Y,fN Museum Aa0dGHgu, Slj1eah.
Sae York oan1sId and london Telegraph Co.. $40
SO lianha'u PEI Cer-isca;cs 900 each
= O~ JuIcg and PtlmsrA l. Il. C. ioud
=sg .thcto NoItien Indiana Il x Co Si1kiu
lmsi Bonds . t4N each.
s5.' hetr Gee Light GO eAt BoGss, : lVO each
: t.U tsn,Jsl l. r.. .i = a-jrr~Y B0ni
s.t, NeuJafccy St.a1hos' a.. Bonds. 3 O1o eich.
:. MORN gLt ksez 2 v GO NOEds. $500 each
s. oNu Hsl.1' ali naples T. R. Go BONDS -.01e,ch CfN
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

Ca pkrs Cut h. l25 plg Lrl So rkg Sle,ru lG3 ptcA
better 2l pl Chcce l bhs Bgys li6 pe. Tios ~
lTe f 2 DIsS Hogs co. plss OIL CsLs bbs Coorcr, 7e,
hhi WHISKY o' hals Wool l heles II III nd leate 36Oi
ac g. bt % p htd Tobacco, 48 lot eni Toh,cro,
20 Lad 1857 bh N D. NclssseS 4ja pkg ash, loo bush
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

RECrmrs OF PRODrCE.

r PEI p.es 0Hd A0itr01fG
~ l.l rig. aets asJ bales Cotton. 614 bags Cotton See
o.. flour 100. bssl. Wheat, 1890 busA Cora 80 u
@ - bush Malt 90 bush Grass Seed lt4l bush esns 30 bhs
Ma 100 Lsgs Corn Meal 25 uEgs W Flour l4 bb
tfM bis Crude Tup 5l bbs RO8 O7 bbs POfk zJ Ots Beet
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Va 644 BROADWAY, B'ee ker-st, Dec. 10. lSN.
The Trustees This tuition bsve declared NE fORfTH sfs''
ANNUAL DIVIDEND deposits By the res entitled ereO 81
the rate Of CENT piybe srd AFTER DE t. ~
mouIv IN I,nuary Also a. EXTRA DIVIDEND o. ONEnALP OF
ONE PER CEST oat .cusel surp payable 1. tie sns
tine.
D,iie,l not wn si r,ce,y, NJ adrpcst
y j. BROWN, PneiieaL
EDvsRp sCHsu, THsursr
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

Asc Ti-os srd Mi.blr.n Canal iy,nds VIZ:
Nue-rn ~ dated July al, payable a1e n
Nos TO- 49, i JJ g. A. 81, u.s. u. lJ loI lI1, ~ ~ 2 49,
lJJ, 9@. . - .. o., -, -.
four class bonds rsere1No H. Il f9 80 81 81
IS. 9 g. llJ l3 lJ' IS E6, ~, Ill ~ lJ 10, ~ - ,
TSrntshve p Cana Bone able n Nes loIA ltI t'oN''
IO6 O., pg l13 lT3 l057, iGq7. OG ufi lH9 il0
II coais regiserdko NE, 100 ll lOla
ioI it1 G,1 l0 1885, 1854 lni iO6 lu'l i'j ol V' io
~ q, 400. lJl. . So. =,
r9rt,.nne Ip-d P.yble in london afer lS9-Hos
l.3t H. ~ u iJ Il, - ~ 5 o. % So u e. 49, ~ o. ~ a.
20 81. 8, "a ,,o
p p M 81 81 40 81. 20 n - tc,u i've IS 10 40 ncnsye
f2-J Cu1i BOut Tayau IN Ionroi
after 85ya % 20 li2 E :" 49, H. lt5 w.
~ 10 pa r 10 G}j ipli lt5 lei2 10 'r2 o.
To- sl 1854 I05 ~ O5 to m lrao. llo2 20 Ii3
II!1 llJ5, ii46 ll5j l67, l IN lJ i-Jl 70 z I'
~ IJ3. ~, =.
II inclusive lG d 100 gi 49, l99, 3N 30 90. 1910
1912 . llh8. lls0. l15 iH6 30 l2Bl
10 CduIl Etr be IN London aftf - o.
~ %, d. ~ a. f5 % 5 iFclhye lot 49, ~ 70 So 80
T. ~ Lnni-oi and forty-oine c, of h rs eeiNo' to
u lcg,gc jJ } ~ ti II! 70 10 III H. "a TO aj
Ia isiaca " rcof l,o st y hand, AL cans be ahtee Tie
AZ, A. d. IgI JOHN y. PALMBR Go feIror
EEn.lOsK. Jan. .. I.l.
ATAN ELECTION HELD THIS DAY,
MASON lNOM>OS.
JOHN + T. u tNNflL.
WILLIAM VI. VERNiiAB,
NtIHNstFL ". CIAfhE,
fDWAtD a. oUiNlAkp.
ApoS SIiIIi, IL,
DAVID ~ TiRAURR
JOIN NilShOGtH, "
acre 5r'- ce,. Of Iis D4.t Or the er'uas Te,r
e4s If tc B1.ri, Fa-ahn Chandler esi "ss
1i'1lA'-'' ''''e''' NJ =. READING.
Cashier
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-06-29
10 IzAESI&E

life and JOY to the spirit. This
prayer is the prayer Of full faith
ana trust. Christian. see to itlthat
it is yours.
One Of the most touching and
tender passages within the lids of
the Bible is this: "God so loved
the world that He gave his only be-
gotten Son, that whosoever behev-
eth on Him should not perish but
have everlasting life"
We look over the earth and see
wrong. and oppression and suffering
of various kinds, and we behold the
fair and beautiful die as the insight
and a great LONGING flls the soul
for peace and rest from conflict, for
Something incorruptible, undefled,
and that fadeth not away.
Ia. all the philosophers upon earth
thatsdEaW not from the Bible, we
find nothing that answers to the
cravings of mans spirit; but in this
| Book ofbooksfts necessities are full
llySmet, as If God would make to us
assurance doubly sure.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-06-29
Tennessee OrDban ASYLUM.

The Board of Managers of the
Tennessee Orphan Asylum, having
determined to continue their efforts
TO provide for the destitute orphans
Of the Confederate soldiers Of the
State, desire to obtain information
in regard to the number who viii
yet apply for admission into this
institution, therefore request all
persons who wish to make applica-
tons for such children, or who have
knowledge Of any for whom appli-
cation will be made, to write imme-
7mediately to Mrs. A. @. Munford,
Secretary of the Board, at Clarks-
vile, Tenn, upon the subject.
All papers in the State, friendly
to the cause, are requested to give
this notice several insertions, as we
are exceedingly anxious to have full
information by. Sept. l, 1871. st
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-06-29
n Chaneerv at Pulaskf.

- -.as JUNE EULEa, 1871
IL. II, Butler : others, complainantsl
> ~-A A-s4 50 VS. T-ssaet1 e=-1-- - 2
6randi son A. Graves = others,- DESCENDANTS,
4 4 this cause it appearing to the sstisfac-
Il ton Of the Clerk aud Master from afadaz
Wit that the defendR ats,
Grandson A Graves, Sarah A Graves, Sts-
phen Butler. Mary Butler, Alice Butler, Sa-.
Tsh Butler, Vim Story, Thomas story, Isaac
Story, Archibald Story, Mary HardFs Gale
donia Glaiborn, Virginia -, formerly
Virginia Story, K A Butler, BENZ Butler,
Vim Butler, Geo Butler, Rob't Butler, -SteF
ling Brown, Wm Brown, Roland Moore and
wife Tennessee Moore, Polk Brown, Mary
Brown, WIN Van q wife Sarah Van Dallas
7BreWn 4 Bascom Brown are non-Tesidents of
the State. of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be served on
Them; On motion IL is ordered that publi-
cation be made for four weeks in succession
in the Pulaski Citizen 4 newspaper publish
ed IN thu town Of Pulaski IN said State, re-
curing the said defendants to be and appear
on the first day ofthe nextterm Of the Chan
Gerry court 20 he held for the county Of Giles
at the-courth ouse a Pulaski, on the LIST Mon
day ia September next, had ansWeFcomplai-
nant's ibil,Or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing ex
pafte. Junss W. +. BALLEETISsE, O. =. X.
Wilkes Abernsthy, Attorneys.
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a correspondent of a Richmond

a correspondent of Richmond
paper makes some pertinent re-
marks upon Southern farming: at
is getting time for some revolution
and change from the old routine
and old fogy' ideas of by-gone
days, and VIC must keep progress
with the times. We cannot farm
upon tho system adopted by our
fathers. We must shape out poll
cy Of our own, in accordance with
the change which has taken place.
We must have concert of action,
without which there can be no sue
cess in any business more particu-
larly farming. To accomplish this
we must organize into farmers
clubs, and have frequent confer
ences. We all now have to depend
upon our own resources for. sup
DOrt "
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orfeInaI- Aftanlmenf1

WnsS. Rose vs.. Thomas Il sluiuh, 4
7 n this cause It Rppearing TO tie satiSfac-
4 ton Of the undersighed from the aill D.
VT Of the p4aingiE, that The defeadapt q hos
H. Smith Is q non-resident of the state q
Tennesseo, and sssiaent 81 the State OF.
Missouri, so that the ordinary process
oflaw cannot be served on him, il is ordered
that pHblieEticn be rsEde fer four weeks -
succession IN the Pulaski Citizen, news
pepper published IN tie town OfeI'ulaskt Ia
said State, requiring said nonresident de-
fehdant to Be and appear at the Office Of the
undersigned in the teWn Of EsLgiencsbuHg,
Tenn, on the 18th day Of July, 1871, and
defend the suit against him or the plaintiffs
debt will be taken for enfessed and the case
tried ex parte. S. D. EDMt STON,J z
Il i1tne / S-4t55z1a aal For Lawrence Co.
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SheriR's Sale.


DY virtue of two writs of Vendit.oni Ex-
ID ponas in my hands from the Cireiht
court Of Giles county in favor Of Field q
! will sell to che highest bidder for cash, in
front Of the Court House door ia Pgleski
On Saturday the 9Th Of July, 1871,
-Four Tracts Of Land, known as the lands
on which the SAID. Lancaster now RES les,
bounded rs follows; BEGINNING and being
boun.led on she north by the lands Of " II
Oliver and others, east BY A Houze, south
by Monroe Smith, vest by lands belonging
to Mount Pisgah church, and fog more full
description reference is made to the Regis
ter's books 2 Page 20.
And BY virtue Of q writ OF Ve3ditiOni Xxx
ponas from the same Court in tavOT Of Bal :
lev, Ordway q Co, vs.. W Z Lancaster, viii
sell for cash at the same time end place, the
interest Of " z Laneasterin q tract OF let Of
land bounded north BY ElihG Mcdonald,
east by Alfred HoHze, south By Monroe
Smith and west By 0 liver and AbeTnathy,
containing 20 acres.
And by virtue Of another writ Of Vendi
Expo from the same Court, fl favor Of Ne
CURE, Ezell 81 Bill rs W Z LaneasteF, will
sch l0r cash ct The Same time and place, tbs
interest Of " Z Lancaster ia 8 tract on lot Of
land bounded south BY Mrs 4 Neal, east
by Logan Birdsonss 4orth by Sterling Ahnr-
HAthY and west by s Il Butler, containing
Jos acres; ali of said lands lying ~ ths Goth
district of Giles eoontFs Tenu.s anIsgFiil DC
sold 70 satisfy said four vendi expos.
1uaeltd ' = D. il. = AllsUNS, shff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of three wTits of Vendi Exponas
ID in my hands from the Cireuit CORrt Of
Giles county, one in favor of F. d. Aymett
d Bros. vs.. S. A. Neal, one in favor of VIM
J. Madison VS. S A Neal and W Lancaster,
and the other in favor of Robert Shepard ~
Co. vs. S A Neal and John GOlightly, | viii
sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front
of the court house door in Pulaski,
On Saturday the 9th Of July, 1871,
the entire interest Of Sarah A Neal IN and to
the following described land. lying on the
waters of BuehanRn's creek, in the eth civil
district Of Giles county, Tenn, and bounced
on the north by the lands Of w f Lancaster,
on the northwest by lands of Rob't Butler,
west by Alfred White, east by Coistou ABB
eTnathy and south by Bradley 4 Lancaster;
and, by virtue OF the last vendi expo named
above, / will sell also at tile same time and
place, the entire interest Of JOhn, Golightly
In the above described lands; and by virtue
of asvendi .ezPoEas from the Circuit court of
Giles county, in favor of Wells q McLaurine
VS. Sarah a Neal, viii sell for cash ut the
same time and place, tract of land cor tain
ing about $50 acres, lying on the waters Of
Buchanan's creek, in the Sth civil district Of
Giles county, eight mi es east Of Pulaski,
bounded on the neTth and west BY her chill
dEen, Mary and Annie Neal, on the south by
Will Bradley and east BY " i Lancaster,
all of which lands have been levied en- and
will be sold to satisfy said vendi expos.
luneItd ID. II. PARSONS, Shff.l
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TIE fnsolveney Of the estate Of sallie =
4. Fry, deed, has been suggested . the
Co6htS Court o. Giles esunty. All persons
holding claims against her are hereby noti-
clerk of said court On CT befsra the LIST Mc1-
day in August next, % they viii be barred
pafments 1k8 8 Ws5P. Ao LEtiAteER - S s
fnne22-4t Admir-.
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of Fieri Facias from the Cir
ID cult Court Of Giles county in favor Of
Lanier Bros & Co. VS.. d. z. Carter and NJ.
A. Cartor, ~ II cell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in Pulaski,
On Saturday the 9Th Of July, 1871,
all the right, title and interest which the de-
fendant Milton A Carter has in and 20 the
following describe tract of land, containing
440 aeres, situated in the eth civil district o
Giles county, Tenn, on Richland creek, ad-
Joining the lands ofJs4aes Seruggs, James A
Bowers, and the lands lately belonging to
the heirs of James b. Baugh decd, aud be-
ing the same 44O acres of and conveyed by
Thomas E Alternately to Mary p. Barber by
deed of date August 18th, 1867, registered in
Registers Office of Giles county III book D ID
page 25I; said CaTter's interest in said land
being a life estate in it as tenent by the cOuT-
tesy-levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
said fas. 49, D. II. PARSONS,
iuneltd Sheriff