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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
Robert Rodes ami vsls ana Others VS.. n.F.

Robert Rodes AMI ws4o and OF hers vs.. nsF-
Carter and Others
n this cause it appears t5,the satisfaction
L Of the Clerk q Master from afiidasits fled
wife, Mary N. Newman, Jas. l.. Watkins, IT.
and Frank Watkins aud John /. Watkins,
and his wife Susan Caldwell, arc
non-residents of the State of Tenn
essce, 90 that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion
made for four wceks.in succession ip the Pu-
laski Citizens newspaper published in the
town Of Pulaski, IL SAIL State requiring said
defendants to be and appear on the first day
Of the next term Of the Chancery Court TO
be held for the county of Giles at the court
house in Pulaski on the Sd Monday IN Feb
Tuary next and answer compiainanIs bill,
or thesam viii be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing ex-paSte.
jan20 v. I. i Al ENTIEE, c. q m.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
ID OhanoerY Id Pulaaki.

Robert II. Laid vs. Jno r. Laird s others,
I n this cause, il appearing TO the safisfac-
/ tion Of tho Clerk and Master that the de-
aad his wife Virginia Uobson, Robort NJ.
Laird, James y Henderson, and his wife,
Amanda Henderson, are al non-resi
dents of the State CT Tennessee so that
the ordinary process eaanot be served on
them; i is therefore ordered that publica
ton be made in the Pulaski Citizen reapir-
ing said defendants 20 appear before ibis
court at The courthouse in Pulaski on tho
Sd Monday Ia Fobrufry next, TO answer said
petition, or it will be taken for confessed as
70 them and set for hearing cx-paft0,
lanl3 ". +. BALLIHTISE, G q IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
A. D. Baii and others y. Addison Bailey

A. D. Ball and others VI. Addison Bailey
and others.
y this cause e appearing frem affidavit
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served on him: On motion it Is therefore
ordered that publication be mode ior tasr
weeks ii succession 10 the Pulaski Citizen q
newspaper published iu the town q fulaskl
in said state. recurring said desendnuts to ho
and appear On the frsi day Of tho next term
Of tie Chaneery Court, 60 be hold for Tie eonh
= Of Giles Al the coursbouse "a Pul2ati3 OF
the Third Monday IS February next. and
ans yer compliments bill, o. tbe same viii
DC taken for confessed a. to them ard Get for
bearing ex-partc. W Z. BALES la
nn18-4t g. & NJ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
Martha A. sarver ana othors vs.. Fannie l..

Martha A. Sarver and others VS.. Fannie l..
Sarver and others.
/ n this cause il appearing to the satsfac
/ ton ofthe Clerk and Master from affda
vii that the defendants. Fannie l.. Sarver
Alex. Thomas and his wife Mary F. Thomas
are non residents OF the State of Tennessee. so
that the ordinary process OF this court can
not be served on them: On motion therefore
four consecutive weeks in the Pulaski Citi-
zen, newspaper published in the town Of
Pulaski, requiring said non resident de-
fendants to be and appear at tho
next tenn ofth Chaneery Court, TO be held
for the county Of Giles at the courthouse
in Pulaski, on the third Monday in lob
rpary next, and answer eomplainant's Bill,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed rs to
them and set tor heasing e1-PGrfs
jali20 W. F. BALLEsTIHB. 8 IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
rinsnoy Ii. Eel, VS. Boa. c. Epperson and

rinkney II. Ezell, VS. Ben. c. Epperson and
others.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Z Clerk & Master from affidavit iiledin this
cause that tse deiendiaat, Ben. Z. EppeTson
is a non resident fthe State of Tennessee SO
that the. ordinary process Of this court cam
not DO served on him: On motion il is or
deFed that Vablicntion be made in the Pa
iaslsi Citizen foi foar weeks requiring said
non president dc PENDANTS to be and appear at
the next term Of said court on the Sd Mon
day in February next aid answer, plead or
demur to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set fol hearing
eX- parte as TO them.
jar 20 w FBALLENIIsE c q m.
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Elibu Edmundson aud others vs.. Maton- j.

Eddins and others.
/ n this cause il appearing 70 the sRtisfac-
ton of the Clerk aud Master from afidu-
Wit that the defendR It's, r. X. Dickson, S.
W. Sweeney and his wife Elizabeth SWee-
ney, Susan Hunnicutt, osephine hunnicutt.
and Ellen Hunnieutt ere non-rosidents OF
the State of Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary
process Of this court cannon be served on
them; On motion it, IS ordered that publi
cation be made for fonr weeks in succession
in the Pulaski Citizen q Newspaper publish
ed in thu town Of Pulaski in said State, re-
curing the said defendants TO be and appear
on the fret day Of the next tcvn Of the Chan
Gerry court to be held for tho county of Giles.
at the courthouse in Pulaski, On the So Mon
day IN February next, and answer complai-
nant's bill or the same will loo taken for COM
pnrtc. ian20 ". f. BALLlsETIuE, @. d. n.
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allie 81 dox and Others vs.. William Jor-
.ion and others. deNisorS and heirs ~

sallie adox and Others vs.. William Jor-
dan and Others deyisors and hoirs Of
samuel Jordan. Sen.s dec.
FT appearing 20 tho set.siactiou Of the
Z Clerk and Massct frsln atiidavlt, that tho
following named defendants whe are devil
sers and heirs Of Sainisel Jordans Sr., deed.
are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee
so that The ordinary process OF this court
cannot De served on them, ana that besides
these there are Others whose nalnea and res
Idence are unknown aad thEt said non-res-
idcnts and unknown heirs belong to tho fol-
lowing class6s, viz. Tho children and heirs
of Gsorqe j. Jordan, deed. son ofthe said
Samuel Jordan, of " HON Thomas Jordan
Elizabeth Jordan, Virginia. Kissing and
her hu BAND - kussing, and Mary Fran .
els TuFiy are part. besides others whose
names and residence are unknown the
children ard heira Of Matthew III. Jordan,
dee d., son of the testatOr, OF whom
VIM. Jordan. Ltcy Powell and her husband
- Powell. Virginia Jordan CSC. q. Jor-
Gan, are part, besides Others whose names
and residence arc unknowns The children
and heirs Of Sarah ". Jordan, dec, daugh-
ter Of the testator, o. whom Ben. p. Jen-
ri ncs. Lucy James and her husband, SAM
uel b. James, Susan Stevenson and her hus-
band Robert Stevenson, John ~. Hindman
and Thos j. uindmun, are part. besides
others whose names and residence arc IN
known; The children and heirs of Eliza
beth Johnson. dee. q daughter Of the testa-
tor, Of whom Rolin johnson, Virginia Der
~, wife Of Berry, the children of Sarah
Eiinore, dee. and her husband, and Others
whose names and residence are unknown,
are parts The children and heirs AZ Mary II
Maddox, dec, a daughter of the testator o
whom Samuel Maddox and the widow and
children Of William Maddox, dec, whose
names arc unknown. arc part, and Ann a.
Douglass and her husband George Doug
lass, and Daniel Mosely On motion it is
fkornffsr4s ordered fhnf notification be- funffo
for four weeks In succession in the r'uiaskl
Citizen. newspaper published in tho town
Of Pusaski, in said State, requiring the sand
defendants 30 be and appear on tho first day
of the next term Of the Chaneery Court 20
be held for the county OF Giles, at the court
rUary next, and answer compliments bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hoaring ex-parte.
jan20 ". F..BA LENTINE, c. a. n.
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
In Detroit fashionable young men

In Detroit acknowledgement men
wear ear-rings.-Er.
If the morals of Detroit don't inn
prove many of the young men ought
to wear handouts.
Michigan is called the Massachu-
sets of the West.-Er.
Michigan mus have a strong
stomach if she can stand that
Gen. Schenck is in point Of ser
vice the father of the L. S. House
Of Representatives.-Er.
Then what a Eo It Of "illcgite-
mates" must call him daddy?
The radical Ex-Governor Holden,
of North Carolina, is going to edit
religious newspaper.-Er.
If that paper don't smell of brim-
stone the devil is using some other
perfume.
A correspondent Of the Tennessee
Tribune Trad. says: "Bill Stokes
IS a second Brutus."
just so. Caesar in his dying ag-
onies said ''Brute!o and he would
have said the same Of Stokes. One
was Roman aud the other is No
man.
The editor Of the Paducah Ken
tuckian don't like Horace Maynard.
That editors good taste, ifnothing
else, viii carry him straight to IA
better world than this.
There is radical paper publish
ed in Nashville called the Tennessee
Tribune. We suppose it has an ed
itor, but in the absence Of proof
land we have the paper before US, J
We can't say for certain whether it
has or not
A prominent radical politician
says: General Grants administra-
ZION is pure
For pare rascality it has never
been equaIled since the time Of the
Forty Thieves"
4 radical editor innoceIItly IN
I quires, Where arc we goingt"
Ifyou doa'tmend your ways you
are going to a place where ice water
and summer clothes are not to be
had at any price.
The Legislature OF Alabama is
/ overwhelmingly Radical. Never
thelcss it posted g notice in front Of
+ the Legislative chambers that No
+ dogs viii be admitted here!" The
doorI,eeper, obedient to the forego-
ing Instructions, admitted only the
democrats, and there being no quo
rum, both houses had 80 sd'oUrn.
I When Daniel Boone. the eeleh~a-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20

Gold opened in New York on
Wednesday at lIQs and closed at
II05. Tennessee bonds 63t for old
and 63s for new. Cotton opened al
I5E and closed al Isl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
Dissolution.

THE firm Off. f. Jones & Co. is dissolv-
4 ed by mutual consent. Either II. F.
Jones or D. Q. Carter is authorized 20 settle
the business Of the old firm. All parties
indebted to the firm must settle within thir-
ty days or their accounts win placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
II. F. JONES,
ian29 ct. D. c. CARTER.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
/. aIIao Boaslsy V a. D. sandaal'y, aan'T.

L. Aino Bentley ys A. .. sanduskyi admir-.
and others.
4 < this eanse Il appearing 70 the satsiae-
i ton Of the clerk aad Master from Aida
VT fled shat tho defendant, john a. san
dnaky IS e nonresident of the state Of Tea
nessso, 20 that she ordinary process
ef this court cannot Be served on
hims On motion il d therefore ordered
that pgbiication ~ lande for foar weeks ~
sHeeoseion II the ps4iaski Citizen, ncws
paper pubiishii in q town Of Pulaski JIG
said State, reqiiiTlru tHom - be and apfclf
on the Third Monday IN February nest
Of the ChanceFs curt 81 Puiaskii tenn''
and plead, answer ~ deainr e lQiapihlLF
ants biz, OF The sane aii he taken ~ son
fsssll as u the-a acd ~. Tor bearing e f'af
t.. janis w. f. = tbt L.-rlst g ~.
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Holo's u 20 CoLuna5iq 2
Land for Sale.

James B. Harrison VS.. Jesse Shelton.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
4 Court at Pulaski in the above cause, viii
On Saturday. Feb. 18th. 1871,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, at
the Court house door in Pulaski fer Cash, the
tract of land belonging to Jessee Shelton,
situated in the zth civil district of Giles
county, adjoining the lands Of John Tom
lin and others, and containing about 40
acres. jan2O. ". F. BALLENTINE, O. IS. X.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20

When Daniel Boone. the eelebra-
ted pioneer of Kentucky, died,
member ofthe Illinois Legislature
announced the mournful event as
follows: Mr.. Cheernaan Da.a Boone
arc dead; ] move we put Aad
the House 'put."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
Leonors Allison vs.. Thomas ". white aal

Leonora Allison vs.. Thomas ". white aud
others.
TT appearing 60 tho satisfaction Of the
i Clerk and Master from The return Of the
Sheriff Of Giles county shat the defendant
ThOs. ". y hite Is on-Ts5ideut Of the
State Of Tennessee 80 thnb rho ordinary pro
him. On motion Il IS therefore ordered that
publication be made FOR four weeks IN sue
cession 10 the Pulaski CTEIzEa. ucwspaper
published IN the town Of Pulaski, IN said
State, requiring said defendant 70 be and
eppear on the first day ~ the nezt term OF
thc ChaDcerY Coar. % BE held for she com
= Of Giles, 90 Pniaski, GA the "a Monday in
Feagaury noSt Co answer complainant oill
OF thesene viii hc taken for conbssod as 20
him and set for hearing ex-perte.
janl3 ". =. BALlEeJsssl @. 4 me-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-20
ln EIeganI New I'D TABLE

An Elegant New CAR0M TABLE
from J Ar Brunswick. & c.. Of Cincinnati.
In the Billiard Hall every man VIII posi-
tivels be required to pay cash.
In connection with the Drinking Sq-
I0Or, here the best of Liquors, Wines,
Beer, Ale, &c-s viii always be on the bar, we
have an elegant apartment for Tobacco, CT
gars. Confectionefisss Fruits, Nuts, Pickles,
Sagar, Coffee, &c, &c.
Our Cigarand Tobacco Stand
is furnished with an elaborate supply of all
graoes. We have in the cigar line the ceie-
brated Bob Leo. GUlliver, j, X. l., Peerless,
Paul Pry, La Perfection, Ia Reverie, and
the extra fine Owl, bessaes . great variety
Ofebeapor grades.
Our stock Of Smoking tobacco, including
the Shoe Fly, Apricot, Queen of Dsrham.
&c, &c, fine and common pipes, secar
holders, is the most extensive and varied
ever brought to Pulaski.
The strietest order and decorum VII be
enforced in every apartment Of The estab-
lishment, and gentlemen need entertain no
fears of being disturbed by bo:sterOus OF in
decent conduct.
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60 buggIes n RaIneE :. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 -FOUR-STORY. high-stoop, modern-fIes-
"A. coed HOUSE 1loi6 e l' 'eei Fory-1a'hst
ietseeu FIth-sve suI Broaiway: Al ihs. Terms
Also Printed List Of stores aud Dwellings FOR Sle ~
v K STEVENSON a. son. u Pnest
CHAS. MACRAE's OFFICE, ground floor, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
Eouses an0 farms rDdule6

FACTORY WANTED.
subscriber vhe, buy machine shop fnniery anl
bI.-k.ml,. .hor. Al!ress T. VI. HOItHkl>S
Box 3D. PantsVIle Conn.
WANTED A four-story BUILDING on
w Srye heos Thirty firrih-.t prce 20 excel $500
FITZPATRICK HOLMES. O. Eist I've ty..h.rlst
WANTED to Rent in BOnd-St near Broad
w uav HOUSE for business purposes j. AchAl b'"P o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Feb

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Feb. 3, 1911
We have no change for the better TO note in
the condition OF the horse market, which, chiefly ac-
count Of the nclemency OF the weather continued void
OF all animation.
-Four different styles OF carriages for physicians use
exhibited at A. :. Flandraus Repository, No
East Eighteenth-st. These vehicles built with
especial view to meet the demands OF the trying daily
service the pavement and the frequent exposure to
the severity Of all kinds OF weather and have great
provements in the way Of apartments for surgical nsru
ments and every appliance for comfort
Five thousand sets OF harness for artillery horses
have been made for the French Government since last
Christmas by the firm OF Demarest & Co., Of Newark ;
o 900 set- Of the above number manufactured In
eleven working days which u probably the greatest
achievement record in the way OF harnessinhhlnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
Citn proprrtn TO Get.

EANAL-ST, No. 80, near BrOadway-Marble
y BUILDNG-Store Basement AMI on. 20 LET 'ogeer
autry AIl>hA. -il AlllsI
NO LET-Some pf the best arranged and
most convenient, 0ca.e APARTMENTS IN the c, four hue,
car block each floor complete in itself and has
ras9e tubs bath room vserco &c will he rented reasonable TO
Ere, elas. tenants only Aprly WIN A. CRCKSHANK corner
Broidviy seventh ana Poriy ur'ht or - BroaTly
ITO LEASE-FOr business purposes, the yalu-
allie PROPERTY south ~ Tenth - aud Fnhave
Al. BLEECKER son Co. u teiarst
rDO LET-Five fine LOFTS, 2jxl0O feet, near
Brosway; low Apply on the premises % Whte-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
5ilualions Uante0-- females.

4 YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUA-
~ ton 10 10 general hOuseworS children. l. willing
and obigng N HID No ~ Norfolk 81
XVANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w German Girl general cook. uer and
ironer; willing and otgng best Of references Cal AZ 5
Bosey. entrance on Flrst-sL
V0TANTFD-A situation as TEACHER or
w GOVERNESS bya graduate Of Mount Ho0le SEMINAR good
ri-reaces gwen. Address TEACHER Box ILL., hldeoSn n l.
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A
y Cedar COT Nassau, coe.pieoou ami convenient PROPERTY
fir prices really dep Sc Of
FOR SALE.
iIou.e ami Lot on litl-,t ts'.een 7tb AID 3h-l'e4
House and Lot on Lyug''ou-plsee.
House and Lot on 3h-sL. nesr "a ave
House and LIT on aGth-.t. between 6'h and 7haSes.
Hons and 10, on IL w. 5 5', ~ is,,..
IIo .n5 I I,, cr si. between i.t md asye.
House and lot on 5l.tst between Oh anl .oAave'
House and Lot ol 53l-sL. bet 5tl ani MldIsonaves
House lot or -Gtl-st. between 9Th md 6-aves.
liol~ ana H.. on Iei e. Ls . ri 9Th sve
House snd LIT on 2l,h st.. near sthaye -
House and ot on s,ih 81 be-. Lerss.o1 39l Ai'e'
House ana Loi on 57thst nesr 2daye.
mouse --- 4 J. BLEfcEER s0y Co.. No = C-i'r.t.
FOR SALE-Madison-a above Fortieth-st,
fne broWa-'tone front. eTtr' dep'hi Furnished ..,
Nineteenth between Blosdw AMI Iouiia ave. urnhel OF VI
Fnel-s No 4o6 East. near Beesmanaoe, inside fHh;
F5arit. sic ando" o. id Tf5, e. s'-eIa'' house
GLENHAM HOTEL Fhbay rear e-out, for business
vaubis F6ba7p corner. from Tenth 3, Tl.rehs for
tenn oyea. Apply HAZARD, APIHORr Co, Io BrOad'ay y
PRlyK c Baovy D,yI.oS Bows
FRANK k c. T. & & Z DAWSON BROWN, ~
B Boz h 9 :5 to A''''' BROWN DloIHLs Co. NA
L .or, i-.,oop NIX DWELLING. 10 2l7 We: Ffythri
cool order be bought great bargain Apply on the prem
'1 FITZPATRICK HOLMES 60 Eat Terrytar.t
ERANKLIN-SQUARE-For SALE, a large
j PIECE Of PROPERTY Pear st., running through % Waters
suiI, lsr. mercantile manufacturing business l can run
from bfemeut Of PEARLS. trout lui iarcuirs
fom HOMER MORGAN. P.ue.st Us2g
nor SALE-An elegant 4-story, high-stoop
i brown DWELLING u severahtl-a near Aal'onayei
ami o full depth u Jut lh~ nul m complete
orler. KILPATRlCK HOLMES 80 Easi Iseaty'hirsi
EOR SALE.-The subscribers offer llOl SIS
LOTS an parts Of tie ct' Or SAlk Parties "oNng for
cheap and lng lots dsar n 70 cal and Il
anime our ls- KlLPATRCK HoLNt, - lat Isent
EOR SALE-A 3-story, high-Stoop brick
4 DWELLING Thirty f''t between seceHl al h4r-iyes
Ie sold cheap Apply go FITZPATRICK HOLMES - hast
Twenty -tl.ri-st
TOR SALE-Desirable building LOTS on
and Msd.l1aEe~ Genital Pa also on il- r' se
near Boaievar- KiLPAIMtk HOLMES - Last
Twens'-hri't
EOR SALE-In West Thirty-siXth-st., near
three furstr hnek Bl iLDNGs 10" renting ot
74f: mice ~ 1~ lrs iocatons 10
the ctv KlLPATMtK HOLMES. 90 ka- IFrhY th.fl'L
EOR SALE-Livingston-pla fronting on
>ulye.sa and nou, kf>lDEN' T. stories,
Nova scotia able for Institution pre- -t0ps
FITZPATRICK HOLMES - Rat I@en''-tl.r--.i.
EIRST- CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE of
$1,000 for SALE Cit proprtI boBi.m4n uneteponab,;
Adrss j. H. ALEXANDER ~ lat Tselt hr!- Brokers neei
Mt apply
DOR SALE-In Sxteenth-st., between Fifth
sDi SIKH ave2-4soFy trovr-s.gne hOl 81 ~ ie'
price ioS. terms ea'y V = srtytS>oN sos, ~ ll1e ST
EOR SALE-Three LOTS, including corner,
4 on LeI.ugron-ave below Fly sth-st With haders loan
FITZPATRICK HOLMES. Il Past TStny third -
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.ruantlal.
.pOCTANATICN

V1RfO LAM r 1 i't-ft Jan1 7-l.
S1s Al s-t scs- With he provisions o. az ~ the
,a,.lTs Of hs eat,el An Az g.. ~ spproSe F5
p.g',5 a' Jo6N Pr G'ysof b' SAL Of g.ra,T
erb, 1ou Al whom % ''.'a Ram % ts az
,sis hereaar rs-esfr t.'guae4 H. rotif, al whom
,r st tbg each ard Al o. y. ut from
@ ., ans o. ssya. p. ei II Of AZ aS y, SS
t'ed A. A. p \ ~ iasraal IurTossen. GO S.S i976 a.
j1, ~ aud payable % 'ie pleasure ~ ...,.-
~. improvement tsD9s ~ n' F-,. Co. $1,000
IS - Csrs 9,as josh Bsiens1 - 9 NTc S' n =,
bacon s2o0. Hour be'anon Si si6t,5; James NJ Be9hs
Beetes $40 l Mardn H. Beys S5'i 20 - NJ y, H.
:. -, N.''f' Ne n s, = h an H,r, csrs Cos
Campbell =. y Sab 81 C.rs - c@; Sars,3s b 81
@3or Jane. r' tie state O. NewlGt n trust ioi
s.s Of s,e-,re,i L'i1,T can S1il' bois Co 500
oi NJ r,a uccAsr soi A.e' sNf T ,s 6
co. JON ~ ,as F'sssl = 49, mo, H; ny, Ray "a,
tfe9fee g. Esre Augustus Creole - 90 Sa .s
s9osy s q SHsI rr -aoo 3e'rd He3nrs ov Gsr'o
4 isre- 0'' J.Ht. "a ~ Is, Tbomas VolNri.
~ h. b. H. as Il. o7 I .l1 D. SSop Hon. 80 Go 20
Arhu, r..'.,s.-- Co.. ~ ool: Margaret = and N
=. - can. $500. Rev. Faue LANG sl0oo; Mes
S1T. H.. L, s q Lrkis - Os0; John D. lOri 3 0o;
Slsi, Boa se ~ beasii o. 'S7y y 800. 80,
~ -, nee. So . So Herman Mervsle sud Rev Cbas
~ 1a D. .--s ID. e $1,000. Decatur Il. Miller trgs-
~ siof Jta g. Hg~r 81 90 Jean Mare Edmond Pevre 81
q 4 P.aarl A P,r COOS Charles Phelps a"" caro- ne
: Pl-.ss trustee ". VI A. P.a'enus -SilG ~ Log j.
-, a.. Mar. Iri 40, Elisha krcs. = t3 'ti o. L.
- tf ~. 1le, Roe 5000; Daniel Roge 81
~ H.r-, a. R.scs 50 $50 henry Roper knight 3D. ~ A.
a sd j lu Charles Nchrc Der. SSlVI g. l.
Sehap Co. .r>a - Edward Sloco,5 @leo george
So rU job. 500; Caroline NJ sam ~ -'J
I-su- O4. TagH. 1., The Administration Office q Hope
a.. Ksta.t 40. NloW W. BosN S'oto" Inc rem
.,r a.. for ias1r.l &c. $1,000; The Governor OF DO
-. ll. MI, Slrl rs. S5Oo Catharue Ann Tone : ls
Trrls luton 0r Swings o. Merchant 9
go. -I1t Oa J.tr Warren D5e2 Mrs. Anna Washing
~ > So. CLrre Hf. 90; s'ln Weiiernurn -
" rtu ~ teAreat -J william Louis Wnaus $3.50 william
Wnecs W' s-.-4t
90. coupon mprovemer siock dated January
szs u4u.I U ael MAY 1870 No 80 slow each
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. wednesday. Feb. s.1sr.

NEw-YoRK. "wednesday Feb. 2. isTl
There was a fair attendance at the Exchange to-
day and sales were held by Messrs A. Bleecker James
NJ Miller and Blackwell Marks. The sales were nearly
all Of a legal nature and the prices realized were low
Messrs. Blackwell & Marks offered farm OF 80 acres
located at Stanford Conn, which was struck on AT
. O5O Details OF ransac lions will he found below.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BY A. y. RLEECKFR, sos \ co.
l1th-st 2ave. 21rt2t bock.. to
ib o. KS ta.t llare 2Ott block eleh.... g2j
ny JANIS N. MILLER.
OF and house m nry-st lot 2lOI75 o........... 80
Lot nd No
and house " 9lthst y "a 5l
Lot and house II 1ave g2dst lot 25OiIol8..... $50
l2,tL and l2lthsf Of lh irregular plot con-
tanning tboui f1u 1N
AUCTION SALES OF COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
BY BLACKWELL q MAHks 1870
Pam sbOu, 90 acrts STANFORD Com. -'
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4 NNUAL MEETING.
lNV.
HousAroSIc RluEoAD CoNFANr.

~ HousaroSIc RiuEoAp CoNFANr. I
TRvRsuRER's BRpaEroRr. CosN.. Feb. :, ia7l
ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of the hOlsA
TONIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held ~ their Ofoe the CITY
Of bridgeport FRIDAY 2h ?. O'Clock for the
Board Of said Company for the
and 10 other business 10 be done at said meet
The rnsr Books will be closed from tle lth INST 70 the LIST OF
March both DAYS inclusive. G. X ANkRlLL SECRETARY,
NHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of the NEW YORK AND CLEAR CREEK GOLD MIN
ING CO. o. eleven Trustees and other business Will be
bell at the oHee Of The President No 10 Brot Feb y At
OclHcs j. r. CLAEhb Secretary.
Sew.iork. Feb
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of 10 DIRECT
4 ORs Of the SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held the Depot SIihsve Of Feryhrl, TUESDAY,
HENRY S. MOORE Secretary.