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Cotton ,lAnxHr,-BY rElEgRApn

rrvrgroot. Jan l9-l23O %. m.-Cotor-steady
Nlfflnr Upands, Cad Mdiing Orleans G7-d. sales
10000 balrs. including LOO blrf Tor speculation ana
EXPORT: receipts l-9ro bales including Loo bales Amer
can FutuIe.-C bauds Low Mlddlng January and
February delivery t, & do. February ami March delivery
March and April dcvcIr. Gat sd do apu aud N4y
ana August delivery G2lnat Futures dun
LTVFtlDyl. Jan li-l:3O p. uI..ltiAnZ JTdnus. Gitd
Low NdJ.ug Jpanls g al Good Ordinary Upauds.
"a. Ordinary pads. 57-i Nldl.iug Orleans ed Low
Li'E.rooI- Jan. 1850 . m.-Coton- Fuules-Up
0I. do. March and April delivery, -52i, do. Aprl. and
Mir try YER. % fI.
LfygRroJt Jan l9-i:3o D. m.-1ne sales OF the DAY IN.
ciuueu 800 bales American.
LIVERPOOL. jan l'-':1' p. m -Fnture1-U pilni1 Low
Nug clause January and February delivery, tlild do.
r. March delivery, .4t8d do. March and April
delivery rad. Gp Apu aud MAY delivery b-s,d GU Nay
June delivery. G-'f. do. Juno and Jul delivery III
o Iur and AUGUST VERY. 6'isI. Futures closed
A..i-ri. 10. cotton ~ adv Nldlin II &c. Low
Mdauu-. DO &C.. Good ordinary IuCi receipts Ji' bales
r,tri,rees It. 1oCotton steady ,rddnn- Il7-c. Low
v.aL- cool UruI rv. u-C gross receipts. 81 I
lIl... ...- spinner, 100 bales. soca 80 'i- bale.
CHARLESTON. ] ottuu uIll Nu.lu. Low
HIutu-... &c.. GO0d Orunlry Il..1Ilc. ue, crcrIptA
SOS ult exports tous"i'r, 10 Oacs, sales loo bales
..
NIduug &C.,. Good ordinary. I'D SCI net receipts, 80
f...... export, t.a.I tD4st".-r, .,Dt7
tl.,s "a -. 400 baIc- s,ocA. 1910 JIlr+
MtArH, Jan. l1.-touo4 IRA. Httiung. IL ~c. re'
r-.r.rJ, % Gross. 90 bI"fi ehpA"ua 800 bales
Do l. 4 .e D.. l.- -tocA. 30. J.f ia.,.-
NES.DEILA'- Jan. lf.-tottoI tuirt; NidaIur. 1886.
lsJ bales gloss. ilO- bales exports o1a..wI 20. o-4
I5... "A r-. b. bales. Stu,.. ,~- 30 bales
SAVANNAH Jan. it-t0ttOu quiet Nuu-nk llA-r.. Low
NIliI-. Iui'rC, Gont Ordinary. luif.. net receipts,
4u7. u4-. JOJ oaea as' eycA.Hs so bales sJocA
ZJ5 Dalu-.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL vARvEr&

IoyDoy Jan l0-i23n ~ H. atlantic ana Great Western
first mortgage trustees ceTtihcac- AZ DO second lb2
lrr +2's Ncv-NOgs Central - UinOi, Contra, l'7 g.
PENNSYLVANIA Central 81 =, Reading. 51iE New 1k. ON
t4go aud o.tcrn, 2a4 Milwaukee and ~ Paul common
~
LONDON Jan l920Op m.-Paris advi"e7 quote three
francs 80 CeutlM"- for Che account.
InNuON Jan l'-'-0J .. m.-Iu" bullion n the rank ~
ENGLAND has Increased &2~s 900 iur the past week The
1r portion o. ing and reserve 70 liability which
last week SO per cent. e. nov lilis Re cont
$500 q. loo money ald
IU'.ts tur account Atlantic ana Great Western trS
mortgage trustees certificates. - second mo.tCag"
lt tiir 42- New-N OK Central 3. - Illinois Central
l5. heading 3uio New York. ontario and Western, -~
LONDON. Jan 9-i.ip .. W.-Paus IlvicN- quote three
Der e. NJ rsI, ii 81 tr4nc- IS csutme-
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NGw-YoAK. Thursday. Jan. 10. 1882.


ASH Est Unchanged
Coffee duh and merely nominal Ordinary 20 Prime
CargOcs S9llc, including Fair pa az &C. sales, 1000
O4-- Albus. private terms GAd grades uUl, I'M
changed. NaT3Caibo. 9lsZIjL
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet and weaS. though without
Qu,;ae charge l3g (G7- bales as evening",
Including ~ bales for export. ~ bales spinning and
speculation Delivered on contract 500 bales
Receipts ports today 1854 Ule- against l.-u-
bale Ibis daV week, and l~j~2 bale, last year
since september L. 3.j4UIO bales, against 57.jOd0 bales
same tim
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SEVEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOR EUROPE.
Flour wheat Corn.
... 10 Db.- bush. buSL.
United King ...---.-.-.. lfl-6. Gi..,5 .,-o,,t
Continent o. LurOpo- -......---- 77I g5, ,r9 H~I q
Total week ......-......... IiaGt9 78.zCt 5+5 49,
Export from Is ports OF the United from July To
Dec. 81, 07. ~ heat aad Flour equal - 757
bush, against lu"2-o, 4J bush for orre-you,n- SIX
ssh. bong deDrra-co rs bush Fxport,
from 10 ports Of TIE Mted -tA'o 81 Wheat Flour for
tr c4cG ai ended Dec go a.c equal to a. -
ba d.. against ttO O,JU7 bu III ~ 1850 beng decrease Vt
Z5.b4j.-.l bush.
HAY AND srRAw-Straw Gru demand far. Ilar quiet
unchanged Prime to.i Inc lmohy Hay, vocQ>l. Medium
do shipping Grades, a14'. Cover mf4r, M
7.c. Clover 5UGD'c. SLaw. ~" j. lye, 1J4- short
kyc. % OUo.. Dat and Wheat straw, iJ4Jue.
uOP--Demaud quite moderate: price. steady. how.
e.er ls7l Choice. 2ta. &c. Good 10 PrImr.
80 cfoo Of ESQ. GOOD to Prime 30 t.p u
I-rt Poor 20 FAIR lJGlJC. crop o! l--j Fair 20 PRIME
TDDAS- -Nev orleans active and trucr at 5paf~c f,r
Fancy. 1000 bbs sod al Doc. Tor
Prime AID b,' Coz Fancy Foreign quiet, dnD. .s',
bit 4-tt % JJ4a OtAs sod al 600 Tar - i'4-,
OI'iAN IuIIDHTs- strong but The scarcity 81
room rr.tuet, busue.s to lode as volume Los uON
steam. 1000 bush cram '- ,5 Da-' cover 0r" -t-
aD. 20 tce Lee, s. I'll .. i . iE!''I. -.''l -.''
boxes Chose, vrs 100 do, 10 '. "-.''" u.7I. CRAM
g .d, Cp-iae with id. a'Atu, 1.t"L '---. ~ .44.
for Compressed. 100 tons ul ta.r. l-. tf
IEITH -i,aiD Flour in bbls quprI - 3d. and boo bags
ler 80 oa. Pork od. Oh Case. tt- o. Hr4-uI.u. 800
cooi POS. 1000 busl grain I'd I'D Us d. steam, goo
: a. 4,i. Four - Dbs nI Ils Cd. ut-- Hd H -i.--f
mr eueut goods It's Oi cake IT. tt. j. IA b. nd Beef
~ 3D. Iai4oN, -, Gt Choose. - Bacon d I-ild -
HULL steam glan qHoiel T.ns ai I'll a. -l 'irt-e,
2-s "a Tul0N, 22s Gd -four Is ~ SO I'D h'- au 'lia'i
goods 2Ds Bacon and Lard 23si IAuow 20
"a Beei 10. Sd. Pork. S. "a . uLASoO"' s'aM HOV'
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Mnynue including H. an. l5d2jc. Young Iysol - lc
Imperial 2e ,9e. 10 pigs fiaesuey. nclnllns Young
iys9n ia -c. Impea % r. i"nPoEaer oI L'LI -
uafcAests tonsou. "'go52; 1903 pigs Fo'mosa I14ooc
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEw-YoRK Jan. l9-BEhV H.~-Frc-h receipts were 80
cas OF - Icd-a ca. a, 55.t aai p car, IT jeIss
lily ,io,% '.n.r Tl.i;'"y. f- 20 n'' aEal, ~ 10
cepts at 6lthst - car laa7 we're consigned direct to
Mr. Eastman. >otlng ing At mat Ilarset place Ine -
~jc,rs purchased in Cnca-o by NJ We,h.i liner to,
number 0 jersey City aughtrTcrs But ID were 80
all Of which sol. before II at fun yesterday
We an g aa 9a !q RG DR. . FrGf TO-
aF, ana lHI NO., IS i ' W." ~ ne,
T. oay s1a'y ra- we,rher t1-la vas a.o uniyoa,9.e
@ occa.y ioi,d pa- very rcoi vi. sod al and
OF the business vas a o2aoc some very poor besf
Solve took lrc- meat a1en steamers le this pot To-
Ta' ioowas ne aics reported By MI w. scle J.
DO 5-I 70. At &c. less ~ per head l5 do les o. at lie.
IS de-, I46i r.. at 1910, and > pr head: Il DO.
n ar lO. - do fl-2 -a l.is l3 do J. - D. at Iolc
n ~ t0' -do I07- H. - iD,. aui n p, head. = do
lis: o. 20 ioglc-- ~-pr hat - 3d. .J,t n, e. ioe-
i0.5 n nj itc 81 TO- 0tts..t' c r. eo lDo- II lc
Ii'5 h. al s. 81 pr 100 %, aas lis- NIT -. lie
cAivE--E.c.pt.w ere y, hoa4-la, at .th e. anil 80
Ti, flao quito mate, ly Or,s,r, a-d F-d 0.r- az
d'cird "a -, pei h. .i.c- last Ioa ay. To-day tie mrsc:
te fruc. anil are nr,lf, WA % iht ~ t' H '1I'g
s" 9c-nrdi9s g. gna'E ,t ' ls , ,t'
49, i. T." i laiIul 81 many country Lo, d.r-.ld ll,c-
Cunning for.ald deaaua wy moderate At o lc
sales iIeaua'' .i'.'5 .'''. >i.' ,,ia''',',
j. IT, Hume sod. 80 state Gr.rs, - o. az 3',r. Veal
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The following were the receiDts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipment.
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5luIuclI!.

5luIncl1l
4 NNUAL REPORT OF THE PEOPLES
capita. -,o,. .s5,oooooo
IL, ,lt,lr.- of tne Company ID y January
F.a14EIcK o. ,PEIN,C,F, Vice. President
MARCU, MARX.
!. IL GiHAED.
IKEDEEICA PRINCE.
JOuN y. GdjDWIY
citv and Comfy OF >owYorb ..: ''''''
A. : -o,onoa- being duly -E that he Is the secrc
rapor is true to tie le-, lls edge ort
MILAN H. CLAER~ON,
Notary Pubic 10. >c~Nolk County, y. y.
DEBT OF the United States, Trade in Coin,
- COO. OF Cy List see Ihs Tribune Almanac Price pc
EOR Law on Banks and Trade in Bullion see
l. ltitune Almanac for l772 Pic. % cents.
GAS STOCKS AMI Gl.y RI. stocks and Bonds
VI oois.t49ls,.L r. !. HEWITT 81 fHclaas2'pi4ce
y ROME. WAITE Town AND oGpENsBUHG
Auhoaer, OF the oasoldaio Bonds and stock Of this
Conn ay are reqr,,e 10 S ,j u ION, On o, be
TRUST co. No. ~ zcaans- ria.' '"S- IorS Ctv. n &c
S'ran % tyr r1 te col, VII sr is IN rxcaaage Cor e,
o The p-l may obtained ro the Irus Company from
'~' 7'0'''-'' % SAMUEL SLOAN.
ciiAhLls pAR.oNs.
rEt,E'E - Nyh"A
CHARLES PAE-ON9, Jr, secretary OF Committee, sab
Pine.sl, ~. s. Ciy.
NOrICE.-Thr owners and holders of the
y BJSu- i+,l.l by the TOWNSHIP ~ SWAN. u tue
county Wlrr .ai state u IlIIN =. 4 ana o. le SOCK
s1lu. -l q july. $50, ,,otet 90 or about Alri 50
the sun Of one Thousand Dollars each due IN I'VE or
Oh |r G .H 90 d
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TnI MRRcANTLE TRus1 COMPANY,

NRw.YOkE, Dec. -, ISL
A T the regular meeting of the Board Of
"A Directors OF the Mercantile Trust Company held this
day dividend OF OuI per cent upon tn capital stock
clared, Iayab.e on aud after January 3, 1882
The books " the company Will BE- closed on Tues
day December ~ and Te0peue % wednesday, January a.
T. L. MONTGOMERY.
Treasurer
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oFITcE or PJLIHAs'. P4LAc, CAR co
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD CO.

VI INTEREST DIVIDEND NO 1.
3lg PER CENT uVOn the FIRST PREFERRED INCOME
AND SINKING FUND DFBENTURE and
INTEREST DIVIDEND so. 2.
PER CENT tho SECOND PREFERRED INCOME
AND SINKING FUN II DEhENTUK iS, will BE- paid 10 tho
registered LO, thereof and ls d, 81 keDru
next at the agency o the company No II Finest in tho
CITY OF NrwAOlk.
The Transfer Books nrs second Debentures
1st January instant aud open the 2d Febru
ar next CHARLES WALSH, secretary
Sew York. Jan. !, 1852.
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financial.
pERSONS desiring to loan money at paying
interest first class real estate security CORRESPOND with
VB. ARCHER. Writ G.. H.. Wir, 20 . " Va

interest first class real security correspond witt
V. b. ARCHER Writ G.. H.. Wir' 20 ". Va
V'HE BRUSH ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING
COMPANY OF NEW.YORK,
s53 BROADWAY, CORNER llTH.sT
NEw-YoRE. Jan. a. 1892
Tho NewYork Board Of Fire Underwriters has pas e tho
following rcsolut o.:
electric lights introduced AMI usnare in .ul comp
al,e WIN ~ saHdar rlurMon,' o. tll7 i0lri and GER
that the hazard not increased by the such ght
This Company having fully complied vita requirements
named Is prepared 70 light stores Warehouses &c
tween the Battery and llls. already done in many
A HAYES, ~, secretary
o'@o' Y Sr l @Sl haCa5al Ta NfT SGYEaGE
Jan. 2, lo,2)
certificates OF dr,t preferred stock Of Tho Manhattan
Railway Company Tor the cnpori receipts already issued
rany tobo exchanged foc dr- preferred stock Of the Nan
cVDeh' he &S1Eaa rSaT o5aB, t li OK
EeyaiSl haoid COMPANY and t4s Me- opoiian L,gyatd
livery Of e certificates Ia tAs trust Company IL VII pay Ten
Upon tic delivery the certificates Of the Metropolitan Ee
cstes ~ ~ S d'l,hl , ,' - p M, G,,t ,g ~, va,
Company therefor New York Elevated shareholders making
dividend Of per cent on tie first preferred stock OF tie
louis FITZGERALD. President.
Loyo ISLAND RM.RoAD CoMPAXT{
. 49, Is BRoApwAY NEw.IOkH, Jan. Is. !e-2
10 lie boc Ho u. Of the NEW 1QRh
Ths Company Is now prepared To issue H. FIRST CoNeOL
DATED MOEIFAGE FIVE PER CEET BONDS ~
change for their bonds with adjustment Of all back ineG
ct upon presentation at tn ofce ~ Messrs Maxwell *
Graves, Is Broadway. New YORK CITY
+. b. HINsDALE. Secretary
LONG leland RAILROAD COMPANY,
10 BROADWAY, NEW. ORN Jan. is. lS-2
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE ~NIrHTOWN
4 AND PORT JEFFERSON RAILROAD COMPANY
r. RST MORTGAGE BOED~.-This company j. pre-
pared - issue t Lr consolidated mort gige per cent
bonds I'm exchange for their bonds N meUt ~ al
back Interest upon esent11 At the Oce VI e-srs Max
wei, & GTayes - Broadway, Sew-YorA Try.
l.. b. HINSDALE. Secretary.
WE WANT a thoroughly reliable man,
W with $1,000 "a 10000 ca-has assistant secretary i0oi
salary and safe investment TO the right pgrty
l. MANI FACrD RING Co, Box il, Tribune ONCE
WILLIAM WARD g. CO.,
w - BROADWAY, SEW-YORK
Members o. the New York Mining Stock Exchange.
A q n AnLn
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orFicE O cmeloo. 81 PAU MnSEAloLs AyD}

X.
OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY.
% BROADWAY, Ew-YORK. Dec 10. 1881
4 DIVIDEND OF one and three-quarters
n 49, per cent tho preferred capital stock OF this
Company ha, been declared payable TINS Office the 10th
day of January SS 10 sto record at the close u
business on The 3lst day OF December. 1871.
The transfer OF the Company wall b. cO.e the Slst
day december lso 2nI bs the 23d day u
Jauuary, l~-2. X. E. FLOW tk. Treasurer
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Savings Banks.

GEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS. Nos. II
- and 20 sIhc trustees have ordered that Interest,"
De paid % der O-OIS emitted thereto for hc
I. st M AZ the Of FOUR PER CEN pr annum,
pa able Uu and alter MONDAY. lOlulns.
The IItrcs, All DC credited 10 depO-lD.. principal
WILLIAM ID. MACY. President
HENRY T. MARSHALL, Cashier.
New Ora. Jaluary 3. lss1.
ErNION DINE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
4 Broatwiy, 32ts,. 5thaFe.
NE#A OGk. y s.. Dec. ~ 1881.
The Half Yearly Dividend h., been dee tsI the %
Four Per Cent pc. al. after J4lusry :,
l-e2
Money deposited aud before January TO- will draw
est noL tuo lgst JSp. W B.IrrJS. President
GARDNER =. ca AIN. Treasurer.
CHARLES l.. SpHAGCl., secretary
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OFFICE OF TIs II. paul, NwxEArous ASDl

MANITOBA RAILWAY Co,
G3 WlLLIANsla NEW oEk Jan. 49, 1882.
4 SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or THREE
~ AND a HALF PEE CENT has has day been declared
upon ne capital stocA OF this pany ayage on and after
WEDNESDAY, February l, lSrz the Office ~ the Com
panys agents, Me,srs J. :. KENNEDY CO.. No. % WI
LaIu-st. New York.
Transfer BOOK. will be closed at O'Clock D. H. sATUR-
DAY January 81 reopenei SAT KDAY. February l.
st 10 O'Clock, ~. GEORGE STEPHEN, President.
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Union DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Diuioen1 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN CITY AND NEWTOWN I
RAILROAD COMPANY, BaOJKLYN Jan. o. 1921
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND \ HALF PER
II CENT the capital stock OF the brooklyn city ard
Newown Railroad Company las been this day d-ca red pay
able al the Mercantile Trust Company 80 l2J Brpadwag
NewN ork and AFTER February next Transfer books viii
be closed ten daj prior 10 that date
IL \. SCHULZ. Treasurer.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NOrh Ri5er Vessels amt RnarorfS
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Jan. 10. 1892.
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from the principal Atlantic port, for the weeks
ending January >. and from January l, 1881 and
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THE BRUSH ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING
COMPANY OF NEW.YOBE,
853 BROADWAY, CORNER llTH.sr
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FOR THE WEEK ENDED JAN. il, IS72, FEJ
sLvEN ATLANTIC rOETs FOK LrElpE.
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III UIIttTUT% Ut MS tOIIlVIIN IUEt WtIIAItI
a dividend Of THREE AND ONE,HALF Big PER
CENT upon the nrs preferred STOCK abo and after
Wednesday February 1892 stockholders 81 record
Tue-ay January T. Io,2 upon the cosIug Of he books
that
For purpose tins dividend the transfer books OF mo
preferred only Will De D,d Ou t.~DAl, Jal
uAry = l@,2 p and Urnet Oh the morning
Va 81 - \ W LILLE Treasurer
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! Nh y,
DIVIDENDS No y AID SO. -.
'T'HE Board Of Trustees %. TINS C1mpgpy has
declared a DIVIDEND $50. . p. FIVE PER CENT
on The capital stock also. DIVIDEND so OF tho
~AME AtOU i, making total " ~ PER CEN J. pay.
able January the office % Me-srs Adams McIagg,
No % WaIs, The transfer books will be closed On TIC
24th inst and re0peued the 18Th
HEN RI r.. MCHARG. Treasurer.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31
Rescued and Recovering.

Mr.. Dick Sullivan who was re-
ported in the last issue of the CITI-
ZEN as probably having lost his life
from suffocation in a well some six
miles south of town Wednesday OF
last week, was rescued by the efforts
Of neighbors and physicians. Mr.
D. r. Shores, on whose place the
mishap occurred, succeeded in get
ting Sullivan out of the well before
life was extinct and he was soon re
stored to consciousness. He has
been steadily improving ever since
and will soon be able to go to work
again. 1t was a narrow escape
however, and Dick is not apt to &C
down into another well without frs
satisfying himself on the subject o.
foul air.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31
COLUMBIA CONVENTION.
Two Hundred Ballots and no
Nomination.
PROSPECT OF A BREAK UP.

The democratic congressional
convention of the seventh district
assembled in the grand opera house
in Columbia at II o'clock Tuesday.
j. L. Pearcy was chosen temporary
chairman, u. W. Ewing temporary
secretary. After appointing com
mittees on permanent organization,
credentials and basis of representa-
ton, the convention adjourned until
1:3Oo'clock. Upon reassembling
a permanent organization was eff
fected by the adoption of the re-
port of the committee recommend
ing DR.. E. Edmundson for chair
man and j. L. T. Cochrane of Maui
ry for secretary. Two reports were
submitted by the committee on
basis of representation, the MAORI
ty recommending the Hancock vote
of 1880 as a basis, while minority
favored the adoption of the Wright
and Wilson vote. The minority re-
port was accepted. The thirds
rule was adopted and nominations
declared in order. Gen. w. G.
Whitthorne of Maury and Col. N.
n. Cox of Williamson were nomina-
ted. The nominations were sec
onded by q. w. Ewing and E. 7.
Taliaferro respectively. The first
bollot (ninety-two votes being nee
essary to a choice resulted: Whit
thorned "a, Cox Ga. Forty-two
ballots were taken before adjourn
ment Tuesday night without mate
rial change.
The following reports were re-
ceived by the CITIZEN yesterday and
last night by telegraph:
One hundred and six ballots have
been taken without a nomination,
the last ballot standing Whitthorne
IS, Cox &c. The ballots have never
varied more than four votes. Giles
votes Whitthorne 81, Cox 10 invari-
ably. The state of feeling ON both
sides is very bitter and it is rumored
that an attempt will be made to
break up the convention without a
nomination. The Giles county dele
CATION can't agree whom to run.
81 ballots have been had and no
nomination made. Efforts are be
ing made to withdraw both candi.
dates and the general sentiment is
that it will require dark horse tc
break the dead lock.
The 200th ballot resulted Whit
thorne II, Cox 65. There is abso
lutely no chance for back down
on either side but some prospect Of
a breakup unless q dark horse is
put forward soon.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31

Chairman NJ. L. Blanton of the
state executive committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association
has issued a circular from which the
following is taken, in regard to the
state convention to be held in Pu-
laski in October:
We appeal to you personally, and
to all who love our cause, to use the
utmost diligence to bring the follow
ers of ouT Lord Jesus together in de
liberation and service for Him. The
brethren of Pulaski will shortly send
out 4 circular extending a welcome
and entertainment to all delegates
and visitors.
1t is desired to make our conven-
ton particularly helpful to associa-
tions in small towns and places
where they are weak, struggling, in
experienced, or surrounded with
difficulties,
Many prominent workers from
other states will be present, and
take part in the exercises of the con-
vention.
The work in educational institu
tons will be specially emphasized.
A number of our leading educators
will be present to lead in the dis
cussions.
1t is recommended that associa-
tions set apart such portions of Sun
day, the Sth of October, as may be
suitable as a season of PRAYER for
Gods blessing upon our convention.
We have secured reduced rates
from the railroad companies, and
will shortly issue another circular
containing a list of topics and
further information.
Yours in fellowship and service,
NJ L. BLANToN,
Chm State Elk. Com.
JAS. Brown, Secretary.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31
VIII You Believe TIP

WoMAN's BEST FRIEND.-To relieve
the aching heart of woman, and bring
joy where sorrow rsigned supreme, is a
mission before which the smiles of
kings dwindle into utter insignificance
This is the peculiar province OF Brad
fields Female Regulator, which, from
its numberless cures, is appropriately
styled "Woman's Best Friend" The
distressing complaint known as whites,
and various Irregularities of the womb,
to which women are subject, disappear
like magic before this wonderful COM
pound. Physicians prescribe it.
NEAR MARIETTA, ga, March 81 1870.
Some months ago bought a bottle OF
Bradfield's Female Regulator, and used
it in my family with the utmost salts
faction. l have recommended it 10
three families, and they have found il
to be just what is claimed. The females
who have used the Regulator are now
in perfect health, and able to attend To
their household duties.
Rev. II. B. JOHNSON.
DR.. J. Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga
Price 20 cents and $1.50.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31

About this time of the year many
of our farmers are emptying the
brine from their meat barrels. In
stead of throwing it away as worth
less let them pour it around their
ounce bushes and plum trees, and
then note the results later in the
season; two or three pals full OF
strong brine will not injure but
prove highly beneficial to any sin
gle tree or bush of the kinds above
mentioned. 1t would be still bet
ter to wait till the blossoms are out
and give a thorough sailing, and
still another when the young fruit
appears. We have tried salt on old
ounce bushes that had not borne
fruit for years, and have seen them
loaded down with fruit in the fall
succeeding such treatment. BE
sure to use enough, and to begin
early in the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-31

For common table use one or two
varieties of corn are as good as a
dozen. The Dolly Dutton, Tom
Thumb and early Marblehead are
the earliest, which may be followed
for second early by Triumph and
Egyptian or Washington Market.
For late kind plant StowelPs Ev-
ergreen. To have a succession the
order would be Tom Thumb, Egyp-
tian, Stowelrs Evergreen. If but a
single variety is to be planted Sc
lect medium early kind, as Tri-
umph, and as soon as the ground is
in condition to till make the first
planting, and as soon as this attains
growth Of three or four inches
plant another row, and so on until
the first week Of July. In this way
"green corn" may be had for sever
al weeks.