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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce PETER
SAUP N a candidate for Sheriff at the ensu.
ing November election.
We are authorized to announce HAMIl-
TON IRWIN as candidate for reelection
10 the Office of Sheriff of Alexander county.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

GET ready, Liberal friend, for the con-
test Tuesday week. We must labor here
in Cairo il We hope to gain q decided
victory.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

MuHLESBERa, the United States col
lsctor arrested at Lancaster, Pennsylva-
MIA, for attempting TO bride an election
Judge, is q brother-in-law Of Simon Cam
eron.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

ATLANTA, Georgia, has had an affair
'of honor in which one of the antsgo.
nists was probably fatally wounded.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

a. MORTON, it is said, is to make four cam.
paign speeches in this state.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

FOh COUNII AIIONNEI.
We are authorized to announce H. w.
WEBB, ESQ, as = candidate for County At
torney. at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce p. II.
Pope IS candidate for County Attorney At
he ensuing November election.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

B. GRAFT Brown speaks in Decatur
on the 30th Of this month.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. GOSSMAN as a candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of Coroner, subject to the decis-
sion OF the Democratic Convention
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

A WARRINGTON letter writer, who il is
70 b supposed knows whereof be speaks,
writes - follows: THE very best and
vissst men Of the Democratic party
those who have sustained the Cincinnati
and Baltimore nominations most ably
and heartily By voice, pen, and money
telegraph and write sncouragingly to the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The Ku-klux report, issued by the
government at . cost of many thousands
Of dollar, Is found to be useless as it is,
and last week some six thousand volumes
were taken TO the paper mill. As an ad.
ministrstion document, the report was q
hst failure, but Is it was printed at the
expsnss Of the government, the Radicals
don't mourn over the money thrown awsy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

TEUTONIA l. f 4 INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIs~
ASSETS, 100000.
JOHN A. HUCK, - President.
Z. KNOBELSDORFF, Secretary.
cHAs. REIrz, HENRY WEBER
A. g. X EsINa, A. MIscH,
CHAs. WENTHE, CHAs. VERONA,
FRANCIS LACKNER, CHAs. DAEGLINo,
Z. HIKsoH, WIN. REINHARpT,
JOHN FELDKAMP.
The best organized and securest company in
the northwest. The only company which guar.
| antees cash surrender value.
CARL L. THOMAS, GEN. Ao'T,
oddly for Cairo and Vicinity
". II. Morris, II. II. Candee
Notary Public. No. Pub. and U. q. Com
I'm SURE.
FIRE, HULL CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
L N 8 u r A N 9 E.
ETNA, HARTFORD,
"..........t6, 549, 5Oi OF
NORTH AMERICA. Pa.
HARTFORD. CONN.,.
Assets.'.''' $40 70
PHOENIX, HARTFORD,
Assets ......sl, 7si ,l4s SO
INTERNATIONAL. N.Y.,
......"......"".sl, 1853 1893 II
PUTNAM, HARTFORD.
hsse's''"'"'"''""". ...".......s7O6,s37
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
.36l5,e7S So
HOME, COLUMBUS,
,27s IS
AMERICAN CENTRAL. MO-,
500, 200 D
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
ssets"''".... "...S3O, 900 900 90
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD. LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets.. 81 800 600 90
RAIL WAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
160O, 600 90
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Asse's"'"".... ..... ..... $3.50, 500 90
Stafford, MORRIS & CANDEE,
~ Ohio Leves.
Ciy National Bank. CAIRO, ILL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
BANK kTATEMENTN.

TNHlRTS-NINTH report Of the condition
i the Frs National Bank Of Cairo. Illinois, a, the
close Of business October Sd, ls72.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

THE TENNESSEE TRIANGLE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
ron PRKsiDRNT,

ron PaEsipRNr,
HORACE GREELEY,
Of New York;
ros VICE PRECEDENT,
B. GRAFT BROWN,
Of Missouri.
STATE TICKET.
POR GOVERNOR,
0USTAVUS KERNER.
FOR LrEuTKSANT-GOvERNo
CHARLES BLACK.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
EDWARD RUMMEL.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
DANIEL OHARA.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
CHARLES N. LANPH1ER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN B. EUSTACE.
YoR CLERK SUPREME oOURT-NORTHRRN'
GRAND DIVISION.
ELI SMITH.
FOR CLERK SUPREME cOuRT-cKNTRAI
GRAND DIVISION,
DAVID A BROWN.
YOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT-sOUTHHRN
GRAND DIVISION.
r. A. d. WILBANKS.
FOR CoNGRxss EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE w. WALL,
Of Perry County.
MEMBER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
JOHN MEYERS,
Of Randolph County.
FOR SENATOR,
JESSE WARE.
FOR RHPR8sENTATIvEs
WILLIAM A. JENNA,
JOHN II. OBERLY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

John II. Oberiy has reduced the subscrip-
ton price Of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
% One Dollar per annum, making y the
cheapest paper published in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

70 GIVE MORE UNIFORM AND PLEASANT
HEAT, TO USE LESS WOOD, ARE MORE
CAREFULLY FITTED, ARE MORE
EASILY AND CHEAPLY MOUNTED,
ARE UNDER MORE PERFECT
CONTROL, HAvEA STRONGER
DRAFT,
Give better satisfaction, and sold for q
Less Price than any
SHEET IRON PARLOR STOVE
in the market. Sold by
EXCELSIOR MANUFG COMPANY
ST. LOUIS MO-.
AND ALL LIVE STOVE DEALERS
G. W. HENDERSON,
9-26d&w4w
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
THE STATE OF TRADE

o1,oS nsv al; m-C0nsO opened Hi Tor money anf
o. o y the account Five Twenty DOnds, WuL 20
1861 Old sli; lgo7s. 9Jl Ten Potes. @f.
PRsSKzosr m-Unite states PveTveu bonds opened
at fur he Of 1854
Pans Nav g. m--Rentes opened t Jh fnc.
IlyKRFooI- MaF 6-u mCotOn OPENED qneii hdilns "
lands llailt.; Middling Orleans. 1T 1llsd -.
LTvEEPooI MAY m--COtsoH dali Mdins UpiIsd lid
Mdding Orleans. III 0lltl
LoEpos Ma 6-31 .. u--Umed States HYe-twcny bonhs
lRS2s gi e6S-, Od sl1 . u
ITy,Rpoo1 May 6-2:Jo n n-coor closed duli Midlng Up
lands nd Mddng Orleans III the sales Of the day have
OF taken speculation -nd
export Cheese 81 for the be grades Of Aaseal
6pe: for Cumberland Cut
Lospoy Ma, -Resned Petroleum. l6. rid per gallon.
LONDON Mar -Usle1 States fve'wenV bonds 20 or ths
o. 1872.
MAY sS mCousos eosd At say for mnev and o q
o3I ,r he account dali United States Eve
Tsenv bands sI 1868 odd 9k 1913 sk Ten Fpes, ps
PApis b-p m.-Rentes cosd az 81 francs 10 Confines
LIvRRPooL 6-Bscon 81 y crt for Short Rib Aldeos
Los,0s, Nay 6.-Spints Turpeniae, f9a5Oi v cwt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE Sr. JOSEPH AND DENvrE CITY RAILROAD
C1NrASY's FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds cfe being aD
sorbed by an increasing demand for them
secured as they are by first mort gage on the
Road Land Grant Franchise. and Equipments, COM
bined " one mort ya-e. they command at once
ready market
A Liberal sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan Principal and interest payable IN go'd'
IHtor,sr Al eight per cent per anndm Payable,
seruI-aunually free OF tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations. SLoj0, 500, and 500 Cou-
pOns OF Registered.
Price O.. and accrued interest, in currency, from
February -. 1872.
Maps. Circulars. Documents, and information fur
u.sA ad.
Trustees Farmer; Loan and Trust Company Of
k,S-lorl,.
Can now bo had through the principal Banks and
BAnAors hroughout the country, and from the un-
cersl.ned who uuhcsitatingly recommend them.
IASNER & Co.. Bankers.
No II Wau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

&c. for shesred and 7laicic for wool. the who's a''
aging " 80 each. -, ., q
Hume Knott, NJ For.v e'ghtn-st. ~ ONO, W I 70
7ic T.6 Ohio, sit "os n, a at 7io ~ Of W ~ ftc
2,is4 at 81 - each. -. - =. "a,
ana 70 Illinois wool sheep, 81 D, at SIC Iolai' i
s. Il per head. ,., -.
Lrch BARNES at Fortiethsi total 11l wool sheep NJ
$40 n, and l,Gsl sbeared nj - AZ each :, ,,,, n.
Judd Bucktn CHAM sold f9i ONO 81 Wooi Sno'P Nv
10c. Total, 800 az " "a. . =. -,- 81. !.
HOGs-ToiaI for the week, $50 against ssI" ,ns
previous week This IL tho largest supply hince hss'
December. The market easier. closing neaNy q. ~
for nearly all city dressed. Extreme neaxy, u so.
apart would bring 81 3BIc, and few ight PIGS went ~
CSC. No 1--we we're sold, but two cars went tbo lstbr
part ~ the week at o. s1l per cv Ihe IooWlnE rom
The icago Ifrs Stock tells the story ere:
The supply Of April large be,oSl ~ s ~,
Of which
sd from the beginning close Of the nonta ana WIZ
little the average Of sales on we -, ys
on Inc Ath Thst the market s1oaDa e p
well sustaps thstandng the aT deeofhos ~ -
place Of 1he sclFiV an" " N'
trale"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
EORSB AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEW YcRM. Monday. NJ

wYcRn. Monday, Nay 9. im1
The condition of the general horse trade at
tfe opening of the week follows Large supply
busncss horses from Canada, Pennsyiyanis Ohio. I'M
nois. and West Virginia. with moderately active de-
mand firm prices Fair supply OF ene carriage horses.
the majority from the central part Of NewYsrk STATE
Guiding number Of well matched ,nd stylish spaas
held az high ngnres. with strong disposition however
ON mart Of dealers 10 meet the views Of buyers Pair
snpply OF good road horses from KentackY aud YER
mont with very InCderate demand and tendency of
nrices dOynward where considerable speed
Be- shown to buyer with watch la hand.
Messrs JOhstOn Van T4sseifs regular semi wcehiy
.ae of horsea Carriagps h8rness and general horse
eaupments at their Auction Mart IN East IhiI eeEth st..
to morrow Cluesdayj, the It9 inst, al ~ O'Clock.
a m tomorrow Tuesday tho TtA inst, John u Van
dewater. aucti0neer. f5ee adv.D
Attention invited 20 the annOunccm6nt o. sais OF
thoroughbred fast trottng stock 10 De held Dy MAJ
c. W Barker OF Barker Chase. at HayerstiA"s ~ 4 =.
on Thursday next. May ,. (5ee adv.)
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
THE MARKETS.
Careful, Reported for THH rrIruys. J


suVSr- -cepts toav .re pEgr ne demand,
en- 5e, are SD 4uOe Pear. auA sns
CoT The market o cottgp the SPOT x,hQu, snn,Sa; inns
- veal viii quottors Unchanged sales u, oses @ 5s'
trsaGt o-Tald dsiver-s ursaaaged rales. -,--,-.
Qua sBALrbe for the low and
stronger or isaily OT]ds Csoe sIIug " aeA;
suU ai higher the close he market owing 90 the
@ a assd.s Sa ..o 1so re o RsofR & s'' s '' "'
sou so 8 Is 9s's 9 isa1ssooS S % SOP si % wa o. -
sasssa, isgnsi..: 1ss %
s;:s s:': s:se' ':' a'eSl. ss ga ws': ~ :. =.
'SSaa Ai S 10 % ooaSs 5s k1ira y ao % IS
i 's iss; S.' oos 90 8 ss; 6as1. S%st fsi: sa &c :
F As's .5s aa.a s 10 20 p ss ETiIo ss rsS Az ss 3 10 %
Flour beer though the supIIy quite light AZ
Ne a' % 'ias' ana s Sa MI M Good sup 81 oa q
s' 5s AsI asS,t1 .SS 'Is9Ss" A and i-n ssS io
Isiamore Hovsfst SOS 10 Is
R PIsu demands Of 40 bbls W. quote
s,s nSSi s.sts ana Penn:5i1sn ga IS
Corn heA 9lss steady, TIE supply A Sales q 20 obA we
to-n Asa o. 80 % ss4 %
CorI assl ws.tw IS 20 0'i meal d. - " Z" I"
H H99i oa @ s;' q a q s;. ss.5 larger and rates are
stronger Dot q Provisions and general cargo TOE ofr
At a previous raies The engagements TO-DAY veIss To
a a. r By bush Corr, BY
a. s S1eas v M ST Gram At s. s ss Ger1aS S
Brnen win o1 a. kesnsd Petroleum oars 10 arrye
~ Eorpegan baTs COrunent 500 bhs Ne
- t,8 .s ss bs Essed d. at /, Sd TO lie 1afsac 81
I'd privilege BeyrOu Ooesss ana Con s1noPle at 6 British
German brg sh 100 bb4S Refined hence .O The Baltic
GrAlN-wbsst stronger. hss been with
@ % ,S' o n E vac z he ess % he Ssssss ss
ane ~9 & tsg ellen ~ our Sv Ss M @ ss % ss Al "a
s.ori slScas - for Red Wessn IN store, s1d
~ puh nehn 81 IS IN and CO. bssh common
5 5s.s No. tbesso a. sOt barley Mali Is in moderate
AZ - t cy osts are better .etve
r ts ss TIE sales 6 600 bsso New OHIO A5ea at aSe In
otter 80 b0h. PaTt 70 srnye, WeAieIn sS'
1s. m s 5a.s %s. asd !, sS7ss ssSa az 7s, ioi
90 White At 7Se Do Yellow Al 7ese Southern White
HAY-T1e- continued aeEsnd and the narke; trn at
i, b. IS loT Long Rys 0e Ssl fOr sso ao and seaSOe O
alDgs-rere has beer demand for desirable kinds
che fnn but in prices ara Of 40 important changes
t0as MenesdeO z0dZz At s7ia2se Ho
0Gz5 n seeos Le hlo Grane sBd GTeeA sae Gov,
AHnoa ho Dr.. yQse MGtAoIOs IJ@Zse fHnpieo Al
LEATER-Hs@osI Sole has been in limited prices
49, ~ % Ss9, 1 I ~ - a e % sg oo. e .Sd ss ssss a.1 4 I &
kgbs AZ sse Mode and Hesyv Go 2s2Ssc; Csffornis al
eEsts - szse onnoeo A. Light and ,es 70 z1zIe iisav'
a0LAssEs- The EsrErt IL qu, aad press steady.
HA Al SrOhES-sfnt aTDeHtns Taed du olos
for meScsnabej 0 80 sf bolA
ie ,st asd bssey siey % 50a Is ~ sSs s osy u
% obs Good strained ne Latter price Tar tn Du unchanged
0ILo-cy Lasesd aI os sssy qne crssAsrs ph's s2e in
pr ~houi gOS,.bs MenhAden dal .esa, Other O
tsnieJ fes!, offered the sOs bbls s1
80 ~ laesl5 ~ iof Sew 90 si ~ toI EA Prime Tor
Ee Me- S3 S0si3 90 blA Mes for June
D 10, % st 3 5,sf !. in good desss1 aI ie.iy III
- 'GsS- 'su's choice grs 'As' Sf Nv bb s7sss er
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
BANKTNG-HoUsE OF
WOOD & DAVIS, 81 Plne-st


BANKING-HoUsE OF
WOOD & DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,
NEw-YoRK. May I, 1872.
WE beg 10 inform our friends that we have
w thi, day formed COpartnersLip for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS. under the name of WOOD
We will receive money on deposit. subject to
draft Mt sight allowing interest according TO
the nature of the account.
The purchase and sale OF Railroad Bonds
will be made q special feature of our business !;
and we shall keep on hand variety OF eho.ce
Bonds of well-established Roads, with winch
TO supply investors.
Bonds of new Roads furnished ab subserip-
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &C.. &c,
without charge.
As Members of the New-York Stock E1-
change, we are prepared to execute orders II
GovERSMgsr BosDs, GOLD. AND RAILRoAD
STOCKS.
Our experience in Banking and knowledge
of investment securities we trust VIII ehti1it
us IN the confidence of Capitalists.
G.. ID. WOOD,
formerly of yermilye &C..
SANL y. DAVIS,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
prcrIp1s OF PRODUCE.

Pcss>ts AND Rf'Fofh 49,. A., 90,
NAV G--5 pkgs Ashes pkgs BeeswsI 3y4 ossS ~
,,~s seed bbs Sod Oi I'm bh hgrs s ooi~
Psr 49, nhls Neal Mes g. 100 bush Com " 10 ish
oats $50 Barley bales hops bales lienp 'os
i. "a HIDES Leather 400 bb sps Iarenine
2G72 bbs Roan se Butter ~ psgs .
Sac Rig Pors l8B pkg MEETS 5 Pkss Lard 20 kegs lr1 t
ptr faov pkr Grease SIS PkgA OeAfe. 20 bags rrnau
50 hahchess Ia 30 hNas 'oooo
s3s pkss. robacco 80 b5s WHISKY, Jit bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
COTTON waREP1.S


NoEvotK asy sCoitou quiet Lev Mcla as' ,ec,i nsi
0s bales exporcDss'we lkiO bales; sl%s loo bsies
stock 24575 bseA
Nav 6CorOu dull and nominal; H6dlugs 25lc;
eeipts grOss bales
bales last tSi bales stock. l0.is1 bse.
Nav oGoOn demand moderate holisrs
Aun; ndlLns I.c aet reeep 80 basi eEpOSeOsTTse 80
b. -; lAlr 80 hslas. stock. l7l-S bsleI
L0uIsvILLz, MaT 6.-l'ott0u steady Middling-
CHAHLEsToN 6-Cottcn dan. MidnEs 2lct receipts
sZ7 b.iesi expOooasT"e lO bes sses ~ bses stock
ba.s.,
AoBs Msv6Co.ton nomin,l Mddliny s2le ne, receipts S
bales. sales lo0 bales: stock, 10 10 baesL
B0sros. 6-COton quiet sd MddHngs 13i621c; ne
receipts iJ gross, LIS bs 20 bAles oct 1909
baies
Nay 6-Ceton unchanged; Mdfinr 71,e net
cp 1888 gross 23 ales LIVERPOOL LBS
eoasivse 253s bales sales soa bales stock B6T bsea
LOrI. Mar 6.-CnftOn 1nl an1 nominal MdGhngs 22c
CscIssATT May 6toon dnl and drooping AddlnEs. 7ie
AgGusrA MsL 6-CotiOn que Mddihgs Re net receipts 10.
bales; s-es, $50 bales
PHLADKIPHIA. NAV 6-t'oton dan; MdfHps, fJsc
May 6CottOn iHi 20i 1tlc.
receipts " bales erroreoAiF 1871 bales sales 20 basi slOt
gOIl Dsles
NrsPal. Nay s-Cottos qUe; Nddlng, 23s, receipts.
bsies.
Ms 6-Cot,on srm Mddngs 22c receipts u
bales; eTDsris-eoas--e. 20 bales; soet. l5ll bsie,.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

saw INVFsTNFNT-The First Mortgage Per
Cont Gold Bonds Of the Chicago, Danvile and Nln-
Cennc- Railroad Company. The road ls earning the
Interest on its entire issue of Bonds, and dividend
on ito stock We are authorized TO sell a limited
amount at % and accrued interest Particulars on
application. in person or by mail 20
". =. SHATTUCK & Co., Bankers.
% Nassau-st. Newly oTk
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

S4BLR Of ne reraOc As0Ht of loans Specie, CrctIlG
tom DEPOSITS, and LegGi leaders a &c Banks Of ne
Citvof Seq York ror the ocsk ending Saturday, May
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

TOvrS & MACY, Bankers. No. so Wall-st., New
York ahcr the same facilities to DepositOrs rs In
co-porated Banks, and allow Interest on daily BAL
aDCes at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS male on any point at current rates,
" th immediate returns.
special attention paid 10 choice St0ck, BONDS, &C.
A.r. iDr Investors
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPrDs AND MrVNrsOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at SIT and interest by HENRY CLEws i Co..
No. - Wal st. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

P,n Mes .ud ssesis for g-.-. M. re-cs vcr,
S sss s' saT or & Me-. s-s r,ms az r % sns aasS nd
esiv sales OF ho at sS9s57 for Western Cat Nest. ar, not
& Of H gss a. ga DC toI hn loe ior Light DO y petls s
With call 'nd somewhat sales Of . boxes Long
~, boxes Shou DO also y boxes Bellies
L.r qu,-s steady No "a
. & % for S & % & % T oS.i 1s $ 5as .ss s1 ssS I m '5 a
'O9 70. Tor June at So So e, FOR !uy At 10 doe "a. e
@ s Of IT, % c s % 1sgsr at d & rs SSa1s su o Is - oS
has continues "a good raussi and pces az sesa E s a G
sy J9Is asLveres at "a 2e see 5e sussr A:; 1an 'Tns a
to 6b Juy 2 and 2s sb SPOT. IN 5us on Pr,1,s , 'sr5s
s % asAs! c s at % 10 o P,ae % % s'~sr .or e dS5 bis
May esrly 2t bb do at e AL 30" bhA buyer
RICB-The dcmsad limited prices unchanged e 100
foreign 7e for a.ngooa sad 40 for Psn, hu, ,rv., not
's he freely v. qS9e far 10 to good sss .o S cIe. '
at Sc Re6nod dull a % aaie Tor ,. -
SEKDS-The market FOR al descriptions continues au an9 p 81.
entirely nominal laoie Clover alO for OA0 A0a e1o'e s
% D Il ~. Tr,ii S C.ptrsl American snd n bales TEXAS
Suber fair request and pces are steady sAss II"
bales Cursoa 70 bales Mexican y oa saenSs res 10 oAeA Fa-
TALLOw-The and fairly aeave sales Of 100000 .
Leaf remains srm. with fair demand We
V'''' Il G'as. H'vy Gae. LIGdsA nv GSes
PEI B Per n. Per ID. Per D.
Lngs......... aa ga 81 Good IeaE .lol ~ A. sia
I1"1n %~iam Leaf slO s.alO seieetoas al Is els
seed Leaf sEd large saes have DeH -"e
al steady prices We quote - on
Conn .p5 Ma. Fer.Is als Conn spd Mass Fe III 6ls
Ca and sss seconds % RS Conn Seconds - dJD
Com wrappsrs2s state Iunnlng ot'' a
Conn Rng Lots IS as Penu. ruDnng medium IL
PeTnsyysbs Assore lots a as onnI runnns ..7 OF
6sGSTsTA s sT. s IS sda% S 5ans .sd
Ohio As.or,ei lots.........l Is a2
WHISKY over and fairly .cye sale, $50 bb Soorslu'
G7ie, Aad SbJ bbis al soc
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

LIOR SALE.
Il CINCINNATI ss 1873. wharf
ESsRX co. J. IS gnsrantsei By CITY Newark
LOUISVILLE Gs 1897, WAier.
ST LOUIS &C. Issues
CHICAGO .. short istes-
CHICAGO "a River Improvement
JERSEY CITY Is
ILLISOIs Registered 10 Per Cent BcnaA
MERRILL. TiLNEY & Co,
IL wALL-ST.
De.ier. N City snd Railroad Bonfs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
Ghantes tor BUSINESS fleu.
Goparinrrship Eotires.


No w.tI-sr. NKw YORx. MAJ . lst
COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
Tr urdergr 81 formed hui,d "a
rse ~ GALL HAMILTON trnnsacon Of oenef e'"e
Don" s"' '' /. = RAIL,
MARX K. HAMILTON ia.
General fsrarn
EDNARD H. CLAkkk,
spse.N Paruer.
MR.. ALEXANDER TAYLOR OF New York
" ee,o.-- ,.d~ut ern iren shs dae -
LoBdsa Nav I, wi% ~" "o --- 49,
Na q BROADWAY, Con- BKcsASss -. a
49, Nyw.iOaU, NAY isIZ '
r.,HE Copartnership heretotore exlsting nnu., ~,
u the naan " - ALEXANDER TAtLOh
dissolved of mAtnAi HoAs'n- AIkyASDRR TAYLOR, w.
tn, Arm sf ALEXANDER TAYLOR IT, "a hmA~a l ~
% r. asS. sf hang md -sas socAs, Bozas AL s''
hsre,ofore transacted By AexanoeE fa r.yroR H.
| - Geasr. Psrsasf
EEsRy s cLswS; TiNySe lsp,a.h
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000
oFRCs 70. I5y BROADWAY. n. /.

This Company having -,-pd s examination sns, the laws Of
ns stale ready policies against los dsnsge by Fire,
Dwellings Furniture Stores Merchandise and other property
favorable arn. nAKTIs L CROwBLL. President
VIZ PIT PsLssH, Vice Prrsiasat
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS

hmc 70 sSS prr He M secured By Yrs. Mortgage
petd unning from Nebraska CITY Missouri River
capital Of Eebrssk THIS DIVISION has BEEN OPKs
OEB YEAR. AND ~ NOW EARNING MORE THAN TYR
INTEREST on IT'S BOSDs II Is esntraI uni Of direct
Esss and Yves, road being rapidly built nom Urbsns H.
through . vey densey populated district the
greater sf the Island the Union This
line sbou SO miles necd By The
ooony which avers esors receives liberal aid toward
construction and the petSn line anticipated
ls3 In the shall sell Bonds only
ped road This vii the shortest from the AGns
Padfe. Il hsng almost line
We recommend these Bonds prime security Coupons psynb.
February August Of sas CITY Of New YORK. PsssHs
pic- % and ,ccrued irterest n carrepey.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

INOR SALE-A number of shares of STOCK
gooi ssnpsHy 9osx Esisass b4sse Issa1. 9sss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02
prarnIum sEaIlfon-
DEseRTPTIoN.

RODE Az Is = rich mahoso-
ny bay, l6 hands hIgh, sFaNDAR ARD MEAS
head, remarkably large wInGpipc,. best
quality Of eyes, high NeaIilers. bread,
obliQue shoulders. strong baez, fiife bone
and tendons Ia word. his proper
ticns are uniform and symmetrical and
taken altogether le IS ere of the most
commanding horses in America, and IS
Of the kindsst disposition, matter that
should be looked to % breeding as Of
great Importance. He has also. pr0Eena
NO. j BREEDER, bis colts having ts-
ken premiums last year at Fayetteville,
Columbia and Pulaski, Tenn, Tascun-
bia aud Florence, Ala, ana fickssurg
Miss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02
Nnlnal FnrhearaneA.

The house will be kept in turmoil
sfthele is no tolerance Of each 9th
ers error. lehity shown to fittings.
no m * Submission 20 injuries no
SOFT answers to turn away wrath
Il you lay a single stick Of wood on
the andirons and apply fire to it, It
will 60 out. put on another stick,
and they 4 n; add half a dozen,
hn,l sslu will have GRAND confaga-
ti0n. Taere are other fires subject
60 tile same condition. ii one
paeml IS Of the family gets into 8
passion, and Is lei alone hewill COO
down, and possibly get ashamed
and repent. But oppose temper
TO temper. pile on the fuel; draw
Others into the scrapc, and let one
harsh word be Followed by another
and there viii soon be blaze hitch
viii eawrap them AL in its nric
splendOrs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-02
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}oyin iife'a bright suHshinei and
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