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, 1863-04-24

-. Gov. Seymour, Of New York, has
signed the bill giving bouuties to volunteers
who rc-enlist, and to those who now enlist as
volunteers. It provides that al1 who rc-enlist
for two years or during the war shall receive
bounty Of $3.50; those for one year, $50 !;
aud all new volunteers for three years or dur
ing the war, SIS each. The sum Of 5000 900,
or so much Us may bc necessary, is appro-
p1iatcd, md tax Of :wo mills levied to meet
the Eamc.
, 1863-04-24
Ul)itqqo Gribn11t,


Our :ttc1:i:e Utah correspondent ob.igcs
US this morning With the latest and most
important intelligence from tho region
about the Great Salt Lake. For the pres
cnt, the rebellion which seemed on tho
point Of breaking cut, has taken counsel Of
its fears, and is rc-:ssuming the garb o1
loyalty. aIor1ron couraSe, in view OF es-
isting preparations for reducing the frac-
ticus 10 obedience, appears to have oozcd
cut, and tho Saints have again laid aside
,Ecir ca,1sal weapons, and gone back to
tntir harcms and their prayers-the latter
more impious than the former are wicked
Brigham, the Lion Of the Lord" has
ceased his roar; the whelps and cubs have
conc 10 their gambols, and everything i:
1,cacc again.
, 1863-04-24
THE LAST CHANCE BEFORE
TIE DRAFT.
ISLE Res. Illinois FOL. Infantry.

have been authorized to recruit ~ e7.ire new
Cor psny for tcs Regiment Ins Eon co1nEatsstoned
c1nits Win tnn complement has been Must-red i,
titus FtyirC ali chance 10. Eootlon. This s good
or;o;tuntfy to enfcr atoace ito old and spendiy
drt1led regiment one that has good reputation and
etAnds frsI With The Commanding General General
The term Of service of the Regiment e1phes In nc
teen months.
The; Same bounty, -idvance Pay,
Regular Pay,
And allowances rul be allowed to taa Company - to
u Ihe Company vii rendezvous uat1 nlIed. at CnJ
eago, ard sm move As seon AZ nIed to AuEfieesborp
70 ioin The ReS1snt Eor further particulars apply to
Or Mt Tent In Court House Square,
Or ut t9 Cooks Block. Rock rsaad ullno,s of Yarut
ALVAu 4ASSUR. 18th Illinois, ap9 cy3sV
, 1863-04-24

,,h r ihs Legislative Assembly IN ths TefTItoFy d
ths Rtoveens Of hi. act
Is 1eelned guilty of bigamy. This is ordinarily
called the poygalny act and while 1t applies to al
M 'n so tes e4easvs seSet
Etah. 1t is public statute upon the records Of
the Government, and Congress has seen at 10 pass
ILL., to- 'w 9 es 9 spg SEe " the
It IS said that this statute Is unconstitutional,
and that polygamy ie psrs Of your religions faith
Il thie Territory ka7e a. risht In The their RI reciapus Ip
faith and worship to resort to what is called the
plurality syetem. It Is not proper for me, ia CIV
sS GSs hi h lea,a saas t. o 5esd{ Ma, az M Mea
ton wss made before me, .bnt i would here say
that nl laws are constitutional until decided BY
Count to be unconstitutional. and when so decided
Gentlemen, under Ills law and upon an affidavit
Haee before me- upon the part Of the United States
caused - warrant to issue against Brigham
Guilty Or 2 military posse, contrary to the e1pecta-
tons and wishcs Of come; it was responded to,
a., the defendant appeared before me, and being
shtlsHed that there was sufficient testimony, held
Court. i~'-S'@''~~
Gentlemen, give Jon this law and this case in
u that this statute has been violated, ffthc est
dcree before you shall be eueh as to warrant you
III the be1teft such has been done, it will be
%NSJ
may come before your notice. for trial. And if
thst question IN reference to the constitutionaity
decided"
Up this date, however, the Grand Jury
las presented no indictments against Brig
ham, or any other parties, for 1, violation Of
thc law IN question, althoug b It is generally
believed that bill will be found against their
Cbiet tor the purpose Of testing the constitu~
tionality Of that act Of Congress.
The ttia! of Charles Dayey, q Bishops Coun.
seHor, against whom an Indictment was found
Tor purchasing arms and equipments from q
soldier at Camp Douglas, was proceeded with,
and resulted in his conviction and sentence
to pay fine Of one hundred dollars, and In
twenty days Imprisonment. This case excl
ted good deal Of interest as we'll from the
position OF the accused, as from the gravity Of
tie question involved.
INDIAN ATTACK on TEE OVERLAND MAIL LINE.
On Sunday, tho o2d ult., the Indians at
lacked thc mail stage on the western road,
some It's. miles from this city, killing tho
driver and seriously wounding 3 passenger
named John Iiserton. Judge Mott, delegate
IN congress from Nevada, was on the stage,
but escaped unipjured, and drove the stage to
TIE next station. Soon after this, another
attack was made, and two men named Wood
and McCalty were killed, scalped, and strip
ped; ut Eight Mile Station, the stables and
hay burned, and eight horses stolen. The
eame band stole abont forty horses from
Major Egan at Deep Creek Ranch. Col. Con.
, 1863-04-24

W OOL TWINE.-I am manu-
" featuring. aud caa i'll orders for this goods
I'm any quantities..
NATHANIEL WHITE
GhtGte32m % South Water etfest
, 1863-04-24

hands Of his people.
I must make mention here, that the Nor
and drilling, and preparing to obey any cal
which may be made upon them by Brigham
and this action on their part Is accompanie6
with threats that the obnoxious Fedcraf Off
cials must leave the Territory There Is q
significance in these movements which it well
bclooves 1.-THE powers that be- at Washington
10 take cogn1zance OF, and to shape their pol,
iry accordingly. "Forewarned, forcarmed, u
COLONEL CoNNoR 4 BROADER GENERAL,
On Sunday evening, the oath ult., Col. Con
nor received the following dispatch at CamI
Douglas:
WASHINGTON, D. c., March sotb, 1868.
To Brig. Gen. P. Edw. Conner:
I congratulate you and your command on tht
heroic sondnct and brilliant yictory on Beas RreE
seata I'd this 'G agRoH1tsd RgsaeE Gsnsf Gssf
A salute of eleven guns was fired that night
between ten ard eleyen o'clock, and music
and personal congratulations added to the
1oyousnees Of the occasion, far into the ttWee
s1Ea hours ayont the twa1''
The only other noticeable feature brought
out In this connection, was in the fact t6at.
on hearing the cannon fired and The strains OF
martial music, the alarmed Mormous. by hun.
dreds, came rushing out Of their houses an1
up the streets rell nell, with the weapons Ia
their hands, to defend their beloved prophet
ageinst an anticipated 5gh night attack from Col.
Ntrs indorsed the General In this wise: s'Froul
oil We learn of the new B.igadier General. ND
arc satisfied that he Is o brave soldier, who
will yet honor the appointment. VIC con.
gratulatc him upon his promotion, and wish
lin all the good fortune that an honorable
soldier con desire, &C.. &C.
Well might the General cxclaim, s'Savc me
from MY fsiends!'
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Proposals.
oYyios on A.s.r.sT CcNsI.sAHr GEsEEiL oy}

| OPYiCR ASSISTANT Coz sfssAHN GKsKKIL or
SupssTEScg, 70. Statest New.Yo-A jane &c. 1863.
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
is ed until c'oo5k p. .ONDAt. The l9p iD.t
TO- supP yog u hs Of tae DATED Stites Amy SUB
SILNCk SIOtES to be delivered l. f,"-loA IA io.-
100000 roana prime RIO COFFEE, - be roal,eI
Hd pscsed H. barre. Ike ssope' - be, ga a; tbs Once
$50 zoo pound, yrris RIO COFFEE. 10 o. ross'.d.
Lld PACKED dsuels OF huniftl pounds net e,ch
insde ack 10 po Of ftroo. cloewovcn, HE'D cotton uh
- Of st-r,l equally sdsftci 20 the arpo'-. s,p e.
which ulst e "a .i.ed; outs .sss 81 G1itJ
sld sons uniy o- both scs' 20 s~fd close and no
package - be Hae veg comp 'o,i corr" u 'he op''iS
I sac tu b. drs~, RDuni, and sew - >'-on. ~.
90, $40 pJrpj. pine 40 CoFsLE. to be packed Ia
I''5.G01 p,aao, Prime RIO COFFEE. to DO r,,,..a
oand packed IN barrels Ike SAMPLES TO be seo At shi'
i.rfe, qGcy7g :, fu,ni.l q IT, eifser green Be
rals;ed pared 10 in I 81 rii-ple 3, tie green
.!q.e Of ~ U<t Ire U.ey 1yo.o.sf fy,aiA
BI,ey. ,od II r. M, '4 N. eI'iie'f time a, With
fs5n I'D na-' a.y- sSd copy o. this 'dy-l,i'.n,as
..srly al shs Esod bid Lave lefa,iol,
ala the written guaianty Of onsJis Nance,
- fol- 'ws:
I'VE, s uolor,sned h,reby guarantee ,hsI ,houli all
hed ordns to IT, ur purpou ad conditions tss'
wi"I Set sit b,-d o ths amount OF or.fOth the
Vaue Of tn torres proposed 20 Uo iOrahsi sas be exc
DID av proposes for Ii, whole p,, 4 the ABOVE
Tue seller, name place - 1usinos, vtb ass Of purchase
Ia required Oh saCa pscatFe.
store. viii ue csrrfuly Inspected before their doliv
ery I'D .,ci win the retained sample Rcsfn' of
w"sIts Hg"0a ~ If3.-.s,rA Public N-iEh1r mls- Do
.uIf. shel whenever rrt.Tri
Psynen, heretofore made In such uudi may BE-
iu.n,,bt oy he United S,ai's.
COrtract e.,s h1.d th~ir goods without
pruse u to Gn..e' state, un required To- 'nifurHi
Jfcyosrr, wnuss Sils Pied requested 70
seud ics tlriI s,Iupirs o FRIDAY, july ).
AI4nAi Jor Pr P''aS ~ b. Jbn"1s3 e Li' tes, tAiei
~, red IL 0,e1Ve!gs GdireisG 70 ne .sdersIgnsd
aud '"ao'''d r'oP,.o!' y,' S,e.'.'e1e' ,'or ;.
4. b. EATON toicnrl ant a. q O. y.
Hs
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Proposals.
NAVY DRPARTHsNT,
PuRpAv or YAsus ASp DOCKS. June IL i'5'


PuRpAu op YARps AND DOCKS, J1ae II Ho'
DROPOSALS .-Sealnd Proposals for each
II c,sss separately ndor- ed Praposs. for ss ri
&c olasl for the NsyyYlfd ,uaus We y1o fI,,
oeved his oitc. until noon On me 'th az ~ ~
Cor furnishing end delivering 81 TIC $500 In ,r;.s5
Sa,ped the ipseri, aud sricirs emo &C. III p'use.
ooheSules which wal be- furnished on ~ X u
py mai. IL 50 reques'gd, % PofsohS o. ~ =. ~
srn f,r sny or all = he clases saed tnatol ol tns com
n1,n ~ the .e,.ul NavSl erd' oi mo ssct ioi he
s'eiA - ~, c,n,,,,ni or by the Navy Agent nearest
Sr.,o =, Inv tbs Nuf-a1 rrr Or Ill o. the yardf
,re.qt gfa-',1 M ufiFci ~ SEATING ne ore'' no
Az III -..,r.d lis oftTfns q s5rf Jor pre nan oRs
~, .srso o. ad slch iadiydri Of firm must sign
b.d aio oout H.t ,,.., ...,, liz J A..
ihs otter mus; 5"ia 'd- 'srn he'-iu,tr nG'd ara
,,rrss Tor reeeiviE @ no BID rii be eoH,de'ed ~tch
49, b. r.red srr % peri % STATED ard diocdRcs i,
), mad, 0r aisT,i ~ tie ttaH
10 easri acans: ocs being opened before th- time sp
pris5 tiiisrs CGes'ed 20 indcss the envelope.
above sddIess aid ta ue UodsI tbs Enforcement
t!bs:
Pr1o,Iis - Nus No. name IN casa f., the Nary.
Tayd AZ fa1re ne -r.l".
T. hief OF the B,sesu Of Yads aud Dock Washing
t.-1 ID. L..
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Cost ano fonn6.

EOUND-In Nassau-st., q POCKLI-BoOk'
containing money which the owner car have ~ sPpl
iny At the Boot,,or, Of CALVIN BLANCHARD. Nc "
ABn-sti on paying for this sdsefli'em'"1
LOUKD--In n Madison-ay. Stage ION friday
Il June al, a POCKEI.BOOK oontsiei,g hohsl, a r.
Tho owner have IL by calling o. j. " X, ~ wv "
Wsl-st, Port Wsrdeh's Office OF No ~ Fs't '1o'.
I OST-On the train from tho West, on the
morning ofths 18Th inst between Linl. Fa. aud oisen
B0sh, 4 P0BTE-MOkKAIk containing shout ny M
hDdine the above will bs literally rewarded oy
ns 20 MI CLARK proprisseI Of ths D1s'oS' i''V''
EswYoTt City
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TIE 1863.
/. Stji::}.

PFNNSYLVANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VITA its connections iorms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
pEoa NEv York TO ras PHiSciPAL WEsrkhN 'ir1s.
Seven trains daily from Newfofs 20 Fhide phA VIA
Nav Jersey AID Camden and Amboy Z. ne. ...x.,
ALL VTlROiGH TRAINS FOR TIE WEST BY TtilS
""1 HOUfF LEAVE NEw-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURT ANDI->E ~
nv wav Of PhadspAa morning pa sedgsrs lesve New
York at NJ sans time oth.r evening passengers
a 6 p. m one hour later than other lines.
~ wsy 81 Allentown evening passenger leave at p IN,
hour late! than the Northern lines and by both iodes
ans, Al The same tine Northern hars u chicago sud al
pant. in tie North.Wes Crs.,hue lndsusPos Louisville
4 Louis Cleveland. Coumbr'. Cincinnati aud al m'ia
rotnts West, with fewer changes Of cars
fss.rs C,r. rihou. change ran from Phtlade pAa to
Ptt.5dr,k 5sG miles aud New.York Pi,.buTSb, 80 mica
smoking and Saloon Cars on ali trans
Fac the same other routes
begsag. Oh q ked through. TransisIsfree
fscar, Ticket, good until u,ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Psnn,ylvsni Central Company runs o. hnistsn,
Accommods ION Line VIII ch affords cont r'sbe mode OF
travel TO parties moving westward al 0Aehah ING a'uA Ise.
OF fare cpptours
Nv this route eshs Of ell descriptions can be forwarded
10 aud any pon, the haosdi o. OHIO
ROAD DIRkCf to any port the narsa5le rves OF lie
West BIZ steanrIs from Pittsbursh. . -
,. Anla Csutrs Railroad al ali times favorable
. are CHARGED by other haosd Companies Merchant. and
shippers the transportation o. io Freight 10 This
Company, can rely with coIhds1oe o1 l'' 2eedJ transit
LIVE STOCK.
Fs.nsrs and Dealers In Live sock viii md this mos a.
yantsgeous route Capacous fsds well wafeed snd sup
Piled with every convenience have been opened on 'ns e
and ito connectio al every attention paid to their Wss
From Harrisburg where will be found conyenenc. tos
feeding aud e,9E choice /, Sss5sa Of &c rs
J. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No A.orhouse'
No X.tor H.u.s, aud No. South winism.'t
MCDONALD BiscHoFF' h~t;. S A B...1,.p.s..
ENOCH LEWIS General Superintendent Al,s0aa Pa
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Gteamboa!s ano Railroads.

hIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
- EukD. connecting with Rslrosd 20 SPRINGFIELD
eDhIhADPION, BELLOWS FALLS BATTLE
bOto &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Pee k.slp
y. M monoay. "wednesday, and Friday. Sean-r CIT
or HARTFORD leaves cS..lip At y. NJ. Tuesday.
Ilursday and Saturday.
The boat. OF this line .clas Sound saaners and are
commanded ~ eompe,en and experisncei otiicsrs
Row. \ orr hay Is lNh3
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ro,mNOg~.
Here dsie .ha ofer.l

(lerr dste She otf'rl
ne undersigned Ihec nser tNe n,ms o-u.m.s co,noong
re Gfw ho bid Of Cuwo Of the town. IN 'he STATE Of
nstle tic stated nsr.'y o4sr to furnish uudcI 'agr-
IsIle, ted ttate s'ysrt''e snt su Jet 70 All th-
fequreueus OF the AMI Of the printed schedule 20
winch rcfrt az TIE src!e emh seed 10 lass No. tn'n"
che oios. classes e. tie ssvyys-d At nare the yAf ae
eorng at hdue VI lsie i.ste on to printed os's
from the dge este esch att st ih~ pcr and
esry OF he amount ~ The co nmns Tor d'ss snd ce' o
fool the Of he bud flI the class amount
iDg lhere wife the amount IN wo'ds
nsy be prepares and to the AGENT usne
the sg~ncy' for ssns ure and cr'hce'e 40 or wei
hereby arc tina. the 'ovs of i II de IN ict
iy in eyery particular w:A the Law sp owed MaIch 'd loo'
F..-acts ., ~ lac, offRe Uai'cd S'at,.
$50 L. I'M Dc u fr cr e"decs Ihai az co.tTscI o. or
Der q any interest taeien hah he Transferred ~ ne pI
P.i@' TO wsom such contract or order may be sven 70
oihor party part aud th.t s'y 'r'h fe'-r .nsA
1s's % scsion hereby reserved 70 The nted states
d. my breach Of such contract by tie contracting patty or
- Is Ind te IL futile, -7a,.4 That Whenever any
for subsistence cothng. srmuuon. MUNITIONS
y 81 che United Sis'-. shall be ;s-nd guilty BY CONT
tia fraud wul neglect Of duty h-shS be published
me pnonusut. ~ srca ohsf pnni,hnfLt - TN court
tsl shall adjudse sud any VINO .hsl ntrso' TO
hs hA. be deencd sad tskcn rAr o. the land or
forces Of TIE Ua,sd states ioE Whic ne shal contract
rush laid 'uppie. be- subject % she rules ana fegu
Us g,v-rneui o. she land and navs force. Of me
81 states, Approved. July T., i6b!
sC.9 nd 5sn tIrsher lied That the ehsf OF any
49, al the NsvF Department. couactg for naval sup
shall be liberty 20 r-ect tie oder o.! any person who
ili'lft ~ -NiFtf Ia .''.- 20 As.' ~
trscs with the w Depart snti 0lal parties who
stet y-iuripsls sDfsss u 10y toner contract be
-iyec other coairacs shEl the copsri
p- received As surries f1T such arm fer
n 6 nor N contracts ,sith tue zane bureau .hsl
ntractot he T,esivc6 surety fo s7Che snd every con-
% regime tie ce-s1y o. spec hei qnsn,iiy and no
4, l.,irR ninl o. a.tcus pricos shl De cCusdercd
than ti he o.erec by any party. - OF
tbs Of III, or A" clerk partner Or other person All
b.t &c rejected sud Drfsoc ta- 0e received g.
nconscor h it net rs1uctHrsr o. or resu II dealer
- the .rcet which he ofe' % suply WHO 70, rot D.
-ers. o. MANUFACTURES dealer And III Iefsors ots
bd ,hal tns at to be present when the BIDS
eyeoe4 st1 insl ct the s4l1e.
Arprov "a Mach 3 loS1
lers tie bidder bidder, ana each member Of the firm 10
dln.b
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DACIFIC RAILWAY. - The Undersigned
l will receive PROPOSALS 10 furnish -Four lboussnd
a 0OO) Tun, Of RAILWAY IRON % any part theiso Tor
of the 6st ,.c Ion OF Union ihohe Hallway
Cor pAny Eastern Division" The Iron TO be Of American
tnsp1fsetoe Of the best quality and 10 be dsVeicd ems
al I,.y.nvorh " Ksns, City. Communications iof iuhor
infofmstiop TO be addressed TO tho nnfsr.gnsd o. 70
BAMUEL HALLETr q Co., No. % bc.ssi.t Sew ORA
Terms cash on delivery. . ) w. hh
New. York June 8. 1893 ffe't u r. hah"sci 10 y.
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propoeals.
so SeUibitumuous Broadtop GOAL; cas. No. 81 Copper
and composition Ds's class Hoe ags; class b. OH
GERS houses; class c. Foundry
.I.NaN

so bitnmuous Broadtop GOAL; cas. No. 81 Copper
and composition ns's class A. Ho.e carrgs; class b, OH
GERS houses; class c. Foundery.
ron OGDYANCE
Ilsss ID W bite lioe, 70 T., Li;nunvn: cl.ss y
Pis Iron class O. send or osiug shells Glass IT, Soeler
cas- FAX c,nva. spd twme PASS J. Cooper; cls,' X,
LeAihor; cass J., Wrought Iron tueng files class
squa'e; class p Paint. OTIS &c class Dsins; class T.
ns""se class lin; Class !, Ship cnaaiisry; class U,
Stationery.
end ard No so bc.. w. Sy, ooo e" No. o a
(Pe,s' c,a's No Line lrf ant rsseI;' ois'I No. p
Gcs'el and sand CAS- No. H. iron. nails ADD si4sl
class No Il Seel cas. No a. Fss No rs. Pairs,
on ana gA's class No 20. Ip Ch,nerv; Gee no u.
Hardware class No Il. S,touery class 30. 49, Fe
ee'. No. % Hay sd INV G. .' No II. Proycnoer; ca-'
No. 2! Charcoal c.s~No. q Betting. paokus std hos,
cass No, - SprI'n unricsng lie; clA. n. 20 Ap.sri
class No "a AniErae oo,i Else No 90 semi or1 'ol'
ea's A. Extension q joiner shO? H. tIsn of':'re
a0use.
NAVAL ASYLUM
C!sss No J. Cl1thn- cis, No las. boots ard .hoes
Ne class No 5 ttovi.ions; c.,ss \ Cfoc-rrs css,
No s. Dry TO- ds el,s No g. Bsad Sc class 10. To
bacco clsss No Coal, cass 10 Pgms os erd ga''
class 80. 20 Bricks gravel lime; elias, 80 H. Lauber
osss No H. Fileeoed: cl.s No H. 2vsnI-r ca,, No.
T.. miscellaneous, cia. " H. Is'awsfs cla, No. 10 SEA
| soDefy.
Cas- No l. Bricks; cals 80 slow riuo timber; class
No Telsw pine lunbe. clas, NJ Osk al hard wood
Gas. No .. " h'e t'a", spruce Jna'S'' ana
No o G'eve Had ssnt; class No H. roe ron ~. enl
IL. Fes class Ne IS Psir,. oils, md ss's css5 No &c.
SHY ohlooiery class 10 H. Hardware, as No -
tio4rry ass No 10 F sv0ot class No. o. LAy and
osss No -. Pro oncer csss 80 p. Charcoal Ca No 2"
Bling, packing bose class No. q Sr'Tn nnd i'pTi
in ols; 40 y Anthracite cou cas- so ~ b.tH-
IDiasns .nJeIl pd NJ. 81 MacLneTy md tools
class A. DsAei's boom &c fick
RDltrOLh.
Cl.,s No g. White pine spruce Jguiper, = cypress
ca" No a. I'm ron Ola; A'a n4 s''. 10 ~ &c.
No 10 SLip chsndi.ry class 40 L. Hagdv class
frovsnicr1 ,!a.. NJ H. Cnac... Clos. No o. et.ns.
paclns .ud hose Ciass No - Sperm sud lupiicars oi'
ciss, No. 81 Auhracito co d, No - > mihiiuuu Us.
Brosa-iop ga clAs No g. Cooper and comp .tion uSis
Po.gaso be VepAi oesrs forwarded ~ Hsl Ltef
ia lat Of MI
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NETWORK & NEW-HANEN RAILROAD.
l.ta SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. - 1850
COMMENCING MAY -, 1903.
Passenger Station IN NeSYort 27hst and ih'ly
Entrance Oh .i.ssL


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
ror NswlisveB. T. lELl ll.JJ a. M 12lo tEx.l
,. 80 tEE.l. ~. so and y. ~ -
For BnSs. pot T. ca. li3o r. i?l5 tEIl. 20
tful Q n so sBd r. ~. "a
Faf Milford and sf.if5rd :. ii.Joa 80, So m
For Fairfield. souihPor. and WeHPosi' Z lLD M 49,
sof Sor~,i, 7.a3o I.so a. NJ lals (Er), 40 (EIl
FOR Dsri,n and cresnwich. T. go lLSo m $50, 40
For Stanford . EI). 90 ii9os M lAi5 OK }, 81
nr) . - 40. So >. IN.
Tor Por Cb-ser and in,errnsdias stations 49, IL 90
NJ 8 90 49, ~. 6.3JP IN.
For Port { hcs,-, ard New-Rochele. y
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, va Springfield, a M. tx }. 40 tEfh p m
fer Boston. via Shore Line, l2.l3 TX }. y N. 49,
tor Hartford Gad Springfield, a. N. QbI, LID, ~
On p. ~. - ,
for Conn.ctcu, River Railroad 10 Montreal Tx J.
2 ~ and l2l5 ? m. TO Northampton.
FIR Hsufori Proy.d,ucs aud Fi'Eh,l Railroad, n
ora l2.l3 9.
soi Haven New London ard s.oninSon R,.rssI =:
q NJ. ~ rs. 2JO. p. N.
For G. anal Railroad, n IS ?. IN TO Northampton
FOR FIou.atonic Railroad g m. ~ r.
sor N,agstuck RssFosd d. n, ~ 2. ~
For Danhufy and hoT~ak Railroad 7 o.. No. SO 2. ~
tonuodiou. SIeepiag CaTs tacA-d to 2. N. lfdn
JAMES b. HOYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
~ PROPOSALS. WANTED -fLI'r TO fkNTON-
VILE (of HOLLY Ptopoa. nj be l-ceivrd At my nee
in Flint Mclesu I'll TUESDAY, the +lh Of july neHl
for era lius fufui,hrg m bulldog fences cdlver brd.e.
ni glafds and sing rsck. etre Of 40 routei
about seventeen mile in isusth BIDS T. speedy.
Price Of earth work. Per cubic yard.
Price OF cross ties Ier piece.
Price OF trsck laynF per mile.
Price OF clearing and grubbius. Per u''e
Pic. Of fencing per -od - PEI specie lions
Price Of lsmbsI aud timber work per .p-cihoe1n'
The line Of and pfoues and spechcsoas may he
NY Office.
The company the rsh 20 vary tho line on hth
location pecessary and Clso g sccept CT
r.ip-t ANY a. ii de to. u'eTsst Of The Company
iay hey also he rshG 20 let the rEs -
. whole or ia ps-cels Paw C,.h.
HENRY II. CRApO, Pres Y. 4 ~ H. Co.
Flint Mexican. June - iLbJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

ATEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApFLPHIh I'D tho SOUTH and WE,T via JsR
sEY CRY and Express Lines leave NesY, rS At
"a 10 a. M o. 1880 ana ll.JJ y. M Fste lhfoush
bgsage CHECKED a. .nt 10 a ~ ad ~ Ssd II ~ P H.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
No baggage vii bs received Tor any tsn' onsss delivered
,ne ebsse1 IS pu.es 10 Anee ol tho OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27


MIBLO's GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND NAEAGER....,WMW HEArLEr.
FOURTH WEEK
INCREASING EXCITEMENT
10 witness John BrVughaus romantic Drsns entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
pronounced tho -
GREAT SENSATION PLAY OF TIE DAY.
The celsbrsed Irish Comedian ard Vocalist.
Mir COLLINS.
who has purcha.ed the sole Of It's production In Amose
in his renowned character of
CARRICKREROU5
An Irish Soldier Of Fortune, WITH the songs "WlHEd
BRIGHT WINE" aud WHILE THERE'S LH3
THERE'S HOPE"
Mr. Wa wHEATLEY
ia his celebrsted character Of
Capt HENRI DE LAGARDERE,
Ms,srs L. Il. sHEWELL. J O. BURNETT. J. ".
COLLIER. T. LAME. T. MORDAUNT, Mmss PONIA
}. ii. ALLEN, GEORGE JORDAN. &c
SPLENDID SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC. under The direction II B. DodwoA
NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS
NEW FURNITURA.
anda
GRAND DOUBLE CORPS DE BALLET.
in chsrec ers.ic Dances
The sTest success Of this
BEST or MODERN DRAMAS
rr1ders II nscesfsry fyr lie pub ic 20
the BOX sheet being for st pgrpo.e 70 avoid tue
CROWDS NIGHTLY DISAPPOINTED
ulat.e 10 obtain
EVEN STANDING ROOM
Commence Al p. m, conclude before II.
Door open az ~