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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11
PROSPECT. Sent. 8. ls7a.

koSPECrs sept. =, 1873.
Mr.. MCCoRD-We, the undersigned.
witnessed the run at Peden & Hillhrd's
Steam Lightning Saw Mill on Thurs
day, September 9TH. Such speed in
cutting lumber we never have Witness
ed before. The lumber was cut corr
rectly. Better lumber is not to be
found anywhere. We are fully satisfied
they cut between 1900 and $4,000 feet.
After all their mishaps in striking head
blocks and breaking wheels, their loss
os time was great; yet NE believe they
cut every foot OF lumber that they
claimed TO have cut. Respectfully,
+. +. POLLARD,
J. c. MADREY,
j. +. WFsTMoREIASD.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11

The Bonner Of the 81 inst. In its ho-
tel arrivals, announces Coy. John c.
Brown and son at the Maxwell. WIN
the Governor tell as now where he has
bsen keeping that boyS
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11
land Sale

DY virtue of decree of the County Court
~ Of Giles county rendered on the 18th
day of August, 1878, in the cause of II. NJ
Stanley ct al IS. Geo W. Stanley ct al to
effect part ton between the heirs Of Henry
Stanley, decd, ] will sell on the preni -es, on
Saturday, October 4, 1873,
on credit of one and two years, with inter
eft from day Of sale. the tract of land men,
toned in the pleadings. containing 293
acres, lying in the lst civil district of Giles
county aud adjoining the Elkmont Springs
ira and Alabama State line. There is on
said land a double log house, several cabins.
good freS stone well and some 50 acres OF
cleared land balance we'll timbered. Notes
aud COED secarity required and lien re-
tanned. II. II. AYME'TT. Clerk.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11

1t is now the proposition to repeal
the law increasing the salaries Of Con-
gressmen. leaving the baek-pay grab
bers with their booty and the President
with his doubled-up salary.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11

We have just opened in our elegant
and commodious establishment large
aud well selected stock OF goods, con-
sisting of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing a handsome assortment Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Hate, de,
large supply Of Family
GrocerSeS and Confeestoner-
geS. Tn and Hordaoare, Cut
terry, Glass and QueensCare,
Hats and Cups, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Male Clothing,
Gents Furnishing G0o Il 5,
Hosiery, Notions, Saddles.
BrSdles, Harness,
and. IN fact. everything usually found
IN the largest houses, all Of which we
propose to sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Also Agents for the sale Of
Vale Mills COrdage and Yarns.
and the celebrated brands Of Flour.
Lily White, Belle of Riehland
and Extra Family Flour,
Manufactured by Messrs. n. F. Cheafrs
q o., under the personal supervision Of
our Mr. A. G. McKissask, and warrant
ed 70 give satisfaction.
We VIII receive constant additions In
al lines To cur already large stock. and
as we own 1he extensive building in
which our store is situated and having nc
rents 70 pay, zee are deferalfaed .. be an
defsold bg none.
Cali aud examine and satisfy Yourself
that we are in earnest and mean what
we say
We have an extensive warehouse ia
which we viii store GOTTEN and other
produce Of our friends free Of charge.
Maj. DICK WILLIAMSON and Mr.. Gro.
WITT VIII be iol'nu ready 70 yait upon
their old friends and customers.
WASTED.-All kinds Of country
produce, for which We viii paw ne
highest market prices. Bale, Loose int
or seed Cotton, Nheat, Corn and Oats.
Bacon and Lard, Wool. Hides. Peitrias,
Furs, Socks, Dried Fiuit, Beassa, ami
Ginseng J. 7. MeKIsSACK 4 60.
ja30-ly
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BAR GAIN s.
LARGE LAND SALE!

DYt VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF AT
ID torney executed to me by Rob't J. Nell
son and his wife, Mary z Nelson. and now
on record IN the Registers office, in tn town
Of Fayette vile, Lincoln county, Tenn,
VIII sell on the premises, on
Tuesday, October z, 1873,
to the highest bidder, that fine farm known
a. the Nelson Farm, lying on the north side
OF Elk River, in civil district No, 16 and
consisting of 1000 ACRES, much of
which il in a high state ofeultivation, and is
especially adapted to the raising of cotton
In word, the lands are hne, rich well wa
tered and well timbered. There are many
settlements on this farm, and quite a mum
Der fthe
Best Springs in the World
flowing increasingly out Of the adjacent hills.
There are. also. quite number of fine fruit
trees on the place f; also some very nice build
ing sites. Said lands win be laid off in
tracts TO suit almost any kind of purchaser.
TERMs.-One-Jhird cash, OF when posses
sion Is given; balance on one and two
years time. Bond with approved security
required and lion retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
All persons DESTROYS of looking over said
and can be accommodated by applying to the
undersigned, or to w. II. Stone, at the
store Of Sheriff. d Stone, in the 10th civil
district of Lincoln county.
JOSEPH L. SHERRILL,
Fepft- st Attorney fact.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-11

TIVE fine traet Of land formerly owned 81
W J. Craig. four miles southwest 81
Pulaski, on the Lambs Gerry road eeitaiu-
- or more tracts To sulf purohhser-, f'lse
Improvements are fiTsi-eiasS. and the land
lies d and is productive. Fitnty of watcf
and finely numbered.
TERM .-,)Re-third cash and he remaia-
with interest
SCI 1t JAS. Z. ABERNATGY.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
THE firm Of Cakes & Miller wes this day
! dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr.. Jno.
ID. Miller retiring The Furniture business
viii be conducted in future by Jas. T. Oakes
d Co, who solicit a continuance of public
patronage. Parties indebted TO the firm Of
Oakes q Miller must come forward and ret
tie Immediately, ard those holding claims
against said firm are requested 70 present
them to Mr.. Jas T. Oakes for payment.
JAMES r CAKES,
sepll4t JNO. d. MILLER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

Our merch ants have adopted mode Of
advertising their places Of business which
10 extremely dangerous TO pedestrians.
We speak OF the habit Of extending their
signs from their buildings, across the
sidewalk to the gutter. SO long MS there
10 no wind and the attachments, often cul-
psbly himsy, remain sound, there can DO
no peril, but let high wind spring up,
which 10 likely TO occur at this season Of
the year at any moment, or horse tied
to the support make sudden movement
and dows comes the sign OH somebody's
head, and the victim may thank his stars
II he comes of with no moro serels a dis.
comfturs than a good sound bump. We
should be glad to see a. radical change
made in this matter, as many of our citi-
sens are beginning to make very distinct
protests against il. Who will be tho first
one to reverse the Objectionable position OF
his ." shingle?"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

"A young lady of Dallas created a SEN
sstioa by appearing on the streets in
ssmi-mals attire. The local Of the HERALD
followed her four times arouad the square
70 find cut (which it was."-[Kansas City
Times.
No square" about it, She was climbing
q fence, and 1t 10 the easiest thing in the
wsrld f'ra young lady to create such sus-
Pisisn especially IL she is not careful how
she gets ever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06
A sNoB sNUBBED
A PopinIay Gets His Feathers Combea
A street Oar q seen e

As the "Bells swiAk," was making her
last down trip on the morning run, ysstsr.
day, a gentleman (2) very cloudy" drsssed
signallsd the driver, just below the Ar.
lngton House, aud stepped into the car.
Tho paass myers were oil ladies with the
exception Of this reporter, who, uadsr the
circumstances Of being in juxtspositisn to
- much crinslins, felt Acknowledgements
Gus. By dint Of some little pressure, the
embarking party was enabled to obtain .
seat, and the car proceeded On ito way.
When nearing the Southern" . woman,
bearing . heavy basket Of clothes, got. In
and took standing position BY the door.
Immediately upon the woman appealing,
II was observed that the excessively raj
msntsd chap became Immensely intsrsstsd
In mythical transaction o. the outside.
1t was also noticed that the igurs u the
door would occasionally throw sharp
glance down at the dandy, and for awhile
keep It there. OF course, II soaldA't b.
expected that > sky-blus Asaktis, = dia-
mond. studded shirt bosom and brsadeloth
from foreisA looms osuld give way re The
plain fabric and palmer appearance Of
the char woman, and so the deliberately
"s0t up psrssnags kept his seat. Bat hs
.l,d~fk ta.u u 1n~~ Ia Anuaa - - ~, q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

We propose to sell tho best mattresses
ever made in tho State at the lowest prices
We defy competitor in price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish amy
size orders. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL y W.
yl-n32- dwly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06
". q. ssen1ali q o..

The mammoth card Of this, enc Of the
leading houses in NsrtAsra Texas, VIII be
found among our Increasing liss Of new
advertisements ii ts-days HssALp. The
stock q this hoass snbraoss Ne falltst
lines in calico, Assisry, silks, bssts and
shoes, and general assprtnsat fsuad IL
the dry goods liss. They ossspy the e.
.irs building ofthsir saPssious emporium
On Elm street, which gives them snpls
display room for their innsnss snd sss,ly
''s :. !. = =. ,.,..... -,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

The largest stock of wood and willow
ware ever brought to this market, such
as tubs, buckets, brooms, baskets, wash
boards, clothes pins, empty kegs, wrapping
paper, paper bags, rope, and every thing
YOU could desire in that line, for which
we propose to sell at very low figures for
cash. j. l.. DO"NS y Cop
On public square, Zone door west Of
Jetferson street. 2d-wl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

II ROY svAxr > frozen julep, Catsvba
esbhlsr, srsa rcd hot punch, drop insat
nsrshaats B1shange, under Dallas hotel.
Prescriptions prepared with care. "Cham-
SAgas Charley" behind the bar.
N.B.-7Ws sell only-ths very best wines
aAd liquors. Try our psny brandy and
~ sssiAl sisAx. G7d.w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06
,szsy, .ua bid .asant:Of busiasss done,

carry, and ne snssns:pf business douo,
they have Geld - high a. six thousand
dsllsrs worth Of goods day; and with
resources equal 10 ell requirements, a
thorough knowledge Of the necessities Of
tho trade, AID a full corps Of attentive and
experienced clerks, this rhouse takes 1t.
place smsns the very frat in wealth, and
the very first in completeness Of stock ia
the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06
AfianiiAn.

The members Of tho Real Rstats, Baiiid-
ing and Savings Association, will meet
Monday, May 8, at 7p. NJ, in the Library
Hall, for the purpose Of organizing and
electlng officers,
All members arc earnestly requested to
attend
Dallas, May |, 1873. 0vd5t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

Mrs. Mcconnell y Chestnut, fashion
able millinsrs and dress makers, and
dealers ID ladies furnishing goods. A
splendid sssortasnt Of ladies hats on
hand, and trimming done on short notice,
oh'horth side Of Elm street, between Aus
tin and Lamar streets, three doors west
IL Episespal church. 70dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

TEE physicians Of the city Of Dallas are
sxpsstsd,to meet, on Monday, May o, at
6o'slock ?. H., at the office Of the Drs.
CArringtsa on Elm street, to discuss mat
tsfs u vital Importance to the profession.
All physiSians praoticing IN the city
And couatry, and having diplomas, are
iAyitsd and expected to attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

< SaIpIR 1 HoLMks are the largest paper
nsnufsstsrsrs in the West, and will fill
ell orders for paper Of ell kiAds at less
price than any house in St. Louis. Mer-
chants and stationers can order direct from
their house In st. Louis. 57dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06
EAST DALLAS.

Five widows
Six widowers.
-Four bachelors.
NO new babies.
Property on the rise.
1--WE asw hotels going up.
A book store in embryo.
--Bois 4 Are posts for sale.
"A drug store nsatas pin,
y dog population seven hundred.
They will have . new church.
They trim and cultivate thoir csdars.
--Frssh systsrs attheir eating houses
They .slk about . Nicholson paveuent
Clocks tive hours ahead OF wost
Dallas.
Five signs with bakery, bread and
sskss on them.
They talk nuchly Of . public bath
Aeuses L,es- N"w
They sold twenty kegs Of nails, satur.
day, for rev houses.
--Sevsa ashts, twelve DRINKS aad ono
bran new love affair, Saturday.
They keep the ball rolling in ten
pins.
!, They have Ave hundred pounds Of but.
Tor, two thousand dozen eggs, and tanks
Of milk.
I --Thslr wives only ask their husbands
for bonnsts snes . year, but then they ask
for ous fol. each season.
"A photograph gallery whore gen tie.
men, write their names beneath theil
phixss.
--Rncyclspedia, Higher Arithmetic
and Parsons Laws o. Business is the
literature Of East Dallas hotels.
And they call themselves tho Brook.
lyA to thsit New York, viz; West Dallas
Three chssrs and . tiger for East Dallas
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j LOCAL NEWS



"A fox hunt 10 talked Of
A button factory probable.
Two foot rise In the river.
Dallas 10 without . council. ..''.
--Donssticatsd pigeons in plenty.
Thunder and Lightning yesterday.
The saddsst Of fruit-pine apples.
The Cath Ollie Church 10 looming up.
THE old fcrry-boat 10 bsiss saulksd.
Tho Herald is gcing to the Vienna Er-
position.
web-footed creation nuoh sratiAsd with
the weather yesterday.
The earth received Monday Washing
yesterday
-Leaky houses oil over the city ysstsr-
day.
See notice Of lest pocket.book In
another colsmn.
-Body-snatchsfs are getting into our
grave yards.
"A Young Mons Christian Assssia-
tion is organizing.
Tho tuno Of the Pacific Railroad irsn--
lay me on my Olcott bed.
There is . one hundred and twenty.
Ave year old quilt in Dallas.
"A Mexican lion stsnpsdsd some camp
srs FIVE miles from the CITY Saturday sight.
Whenever . Dallas hog sees . Pc lies
man now, they grunt--put me In my little
pen.
Five horses were killed by lightning
under tree in Dallas county, during the
last storm.
The types made US say Angel instead
Angle worms Sunday. II was very ras-
sally toe, in those types.
CaiifOrnia clever grows we'll in Texas.
Dead beats rent their backs in Dallas
to stick bills on.
"A skiff upset In the river yesterday.
The occupant got his bOsts full, HE eyes
full, and his mouth full Of water, and him.
self fu II Of wrath.
"A mule ran away with ito swnsr on
It's back Saturday, and tried 10 pitch hin
ever its head, but iis ears we're too lsas.
Dallas 10 to have female physician.
Tho result Of It will bs thnt All d our
stores will DO closed on account ofsisk
clerks.
There 10 . young gentlemen In DAllas
who says no has heard bird.notss, operat-
denotes and lots Of other kinds Of aotss,
but to him there 10 more music In , Ave
dollar. note than any Of then. 8
--ons lady passed dewa eur streets
l .iijd :ssS!!ss a :f .ls s's can .s:s::
with . pair Of boots; the last, however,
B contained lover, and was not % sbjss-
tionable a. the others. G.K, /,
3 Mr.. Duvinag o---rsprsssating that sew
candidate for public favor, tho Galveston
Timss-is in the city. The Tinss 10 enc Of
our best and brightest exchanges, and We
trust Mr.. D. will not leave eur city with.
outa good round number Of subscribers
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Tho AlhAnhra.

Y The best wines and liquors to be found
81 the popular saloon Of Wood and Flem-
iss. ~ jefferson, between Main and Elm
streets. The only house in the city whore
ale and porter are kept on draft.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

Parties dssirous Of being supplied with
iiss for the season, can havsit left at their
door svsry morning, by leaving their or
dsrs, al The HERALD Office. 46-dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

DfALrRs In tobacco and cigars will find
tie House Of Fred. 0ppenheimer, llS N.
SSstnd st., St.Louis, the place for bargains
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

Fen ,SALa CHsAP--A good Singer sew
Ing nsshiss. Inquire Of John s. Wilmer
sent Sludsbaksr wagons. 67dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-06

Slsasall & Co. have received a large in
voice of elegant chrones, which range in
prices from 70 cents to $40. They are
perfect gems fart. Call and sec them.
6ldtf
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GOd5t
, 1873-01-22
sting then adjourned.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

o--,r n, :,
J.. sam9el :. Walker, e OF this city, yesterday sold
20 Mr. honney, OF Cincinnati, large tr9es q
Branch Of tho Chicago River, for, tho sum Of
1926, 600. The lot Is ,4s5x2ao foet, has west
frontage, aud runs back to Canal street.
A correspondent, SIGNING l,imself "C, FF,."
Ietwoan Rouben and Pnnlina. Ho aaya stth' thnt'
nlthoueh Tia etroet is thichly rnon,,1atsd. Il IL
without a gewor from Noblo to Wood atroot ,tha
abseuce Of whioh has caused tho cellars Of tia
raaidenta tn In fiIled aItarnntsiv with wcfnr and
, 1873-01-22
cen discovered and arrested In Toronto. .Uan.

Virginia proposea to try tho experiment os
having been reported favorably IN tho tegisln-
turo for tho oatabllahmont OF ! " Bureau, ''with
senatoria! District. An other Companies are
excluded from doing bug|nosa In tho State, and
tho Commonwealth ia solo stoekholder and ro-
clplont OF profits. The Lieutenant Governor Ia
lnnde prssident OF tho Duroau3 md n cltizon IN
poll tn1 aud 25 por cont Of tho tax on Lis real
ostnto In payment Of pram!una. Ex-doyornor
Wise is credited with tho authorship of tho
sohemo, and tho doors which It opens for cor
ruption arc neither few nor narrow.
--Horo lie d picture Of omigrante bound for
Texas. as aeon Mt New Orleans: Thero Ind gath
erod at tho forry donso crowd Of poor, foriorn,
;vagted, i!!;olad people, grouped GENERALLY IN
and with that air OF melancholy and dosolAtona
which always marks tho elnigrant Thoy wero
gonornlly surrounded by, or sosted on, hugo bun
d!es or dlap!dated trunks or boxee, continuing
oll thotf worldly effects. Tho larger boya Of the
dung, with an appearance Of grcat Affection, to
aonle scurvv. but faithful, specimen OF tho oa,no
family. Thcso emigranta woro all from tue poor,
plnoy-woods roglon OF North and South Caro-
Tho Government apponrs to hnvo bocn IN.
fortunate IN lts, aao Of tho famous Arsenal aud
grounds at Harhors Ferry. Tho purchasers aro
ondoavoring to sooura tho passnga of an act fo-
!eV1nB them from tho payment OF tito balance
duo. According to m advcrso report made By
tho House Military Committee, 1t appoars that
the Arsenal alto aud adjoining grounds, With
dams across tho Potomac and Shenandoah, Rivers;
wore sold, in Docombor, 1860, for the aggregate
sum Of a2o7, 7,sO9.5o. The anleu wore nado
entirely fIot 20! On credit and only s5,o79 haa
aro derived BY those holding o por:
tion Of this property, on which thoy have not
paid any portion Of the purchase-,money. On
one tract there wero large deposits OF iron orc,
Ing postponomont Of tic payment of tho pur.
chaao-noney. 30 also with tho purchasers Of
tho ferry, and Of lots with buildings on them.
Tho Committee say tho purchasers have throo
ycarB In which to improve or mako salos. They
ton Of the property from which profits nre de-
rived. Tho Committee recommend that they Id
not,relleycd nnd that tho purchaAe-monoy 10
promptly collected.
, 1873-01-22
HORRIBLE: AFFAIR.
a ,NIOthor tnnd. Daughter starved ana
Fr0xcn to Dcntla in Mercer County,

~ TIothor tnnd. Daughter starved ana
Erozon to Dcntla In NIercor County,
Ill. -,
= 49, From he .Al.do tI'll Record, Jan; IS.
of starvation and death Inns occurred III our own
county; but such Ia the fact. Mr. Francis Martin,
of this place, informB us Tint family by the
name OF Adams, consisting OF uau and wife, eon
and daughter, vino llavo boon living in tho county
for number OF years, hayo latoly. beon living in
small house on tho prenlisos Of TIos. Church,
near Edwards River, In Now Boston Towpehtn.
The house In which they resided was small ono,
having but one opening for q window, and that
te tesRs eop 5 op o Gptsg rg ~ M voas h6oua m mSony y
have boon living for some tino In most destf-
tute condition. On Thursday night Of last week
Mrs. Adama diod Of cold and starvation, md on
Friday night her daughter died also. Wien A1sa.
: Adams was found she was in o nude condition,
md woree still, there was not stitch Of wearing
apparel to ho found In the house to cover her
uakodnoss. The family had no bod-oloshos what
ever, all thoir bedding being two straw bods, and
It ID supposed the whole family slopt between
had Mr. Adams kept fire up the most Of. tho
night, but finally fell aseop, his fire wont out,
mud Lie was considerably frozen. During tho
last week he md his aou wero both considerably
frozen, and on Sunday last were takon to the
It was not known TINT Mrs. Adams was dying
during the night, but in tho morning, when tho
family tried to wake l,er, it was found hor eyes
were closed IN the alcep Of death. II seems al
most Incredible TINT such horrible affair could
occur In our worry midst, where thoro Is such an
abundance Of all tho necesaarles Of lifc, md to
spare It is perhapa duo to state that tho family
lived in M isoatod locality, porhapa mile or
tertain tho thought for amomout TINT tho neigh
bors Of that locality had any knowledge Of tho
true atate Of faots 90 now revealed. Wo ara in-
bodied n1sn, although uear GO years OF age, but
30 utterly indolou. aud lazy that wo presume 1t
il With difficulty that lie draws his bren.h His
son, some 20 years of ago. Ia an idiot, or border
ing 30 closely on 1t aa to mako tho distinction
worry lifficult
, 1873-01-22
vtee lTsstdtnss-o. J. Hail, n. q. Warner. and l.,

ysee lrs'tdtns.-o J. Hull, r. q. Warner, and J. L.
9Tsasurtr--o. N. I1olden. ID. ,
'sfcresaty-a. O. AIorcy.
Exsa.iiiya Commt.t<<1pr. N. 8. Davis q. y. Hull,
YIN. II. Wells, Dr.. T. D. Fitch II. O. Morsy.
Tho thanks Of tho Board wore rendered 10
DR.. T. D. Fitch and DR.. Ohns. W. Earle, physi-
c!ane Of tho Homo, for gratuttous Bervsfco tho
raat year afao 10 publishers Of papers furnish
ed the Homo gratu1touay. 't~-'
E: D. Sherman, Esq. submitted series Of
resolutions, inBtructing tho Executive Comnit-
teo to taho prompt n,easures to reorganigo tho
Interior management Of tho Homo, aud romody
any evils that may bo found to oxist.
Tho Board then adjourned. /. 49,
, 1873-01-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

TOR 8ALE-OR TO HENT-FABMS AT UIEs-
dale, TO go aoteg Gall or address tho oWnor at M
BtAto-Bt.. O. j. 6TOuGH.
NOR SALE-A, FARM OF 1870 AQREB ALL IN
pa5t "a ling YIN e1ehange for othsr property. j. W.
HEDHNREEG, Is South UnnAl-st., Sd floor.
, 1873-01-22

WANTED--A F1N4T.OLAB8 TEACHER TO EplJ.
~ cate YOUNG man some mathana tuai lessons and
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, 1873-01-22

A A GALL. ON HER FRIEND,
Thtrty.arltgt., Friday, At O'clock,
, 1873-01-22

WANTED--A GOOD BKOOND-lIAND P0WNN
" shesra END punch, cheap 10. caah Tho Duty mako
e lnch hulss through same, Addross DROWN nItbTM.
EflS coru1f Ol!nt0n and tapkaon.sts.
G1E0 WILL nuY ONE SET or CRACKER MA,
tp1CU ohnoa aud cuttora. II takon thts week: tnusk
now q 81 West landoph..t:, Pnnk Dallety.
, 1873-01-22

11R: MATHHW, AND MADAM MAYNARD DAN
sspt tand 1T Ss stooa RoPsF
platu aRns, catarrh Dst!o4io d!saaies cured ID ioN