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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
NFV-UANPSHIRE.

rNArGuEATIoN or GOV. HAEEIMAN-THE ADDRESS
81 4.tyaKAPH TRIBUNE
CONCORD. y. H.. June Gov. Hartman was IN
nuarated today delivered his 20 the Iegs
lature II g. q somewhat lengthy document aud devoted
mainly 10 the discussion Of State topics The various IN
stuon, Of the State represented TO be- IN prosper
ous condition The financial condition Of the state aS
rcpre euted bv GOV Smvths valcdictOry is highly graft
fiu~ The receipts Of the state Treasury Tor The year
diur Juue 1867, SJUrs2J "a the dsiI sehlehts
fnr fbc wear amounted 10 SGS,GH ~ cash IN lir treasury
,e 1851 S5j424 as the total DEBT OF the Stdt ON the
6rs instant was S37477IG %; the reduction ~ If deD
tI ,o.t wear amounts 10 S3J3lJ 49, the tOal tApehd
nm. at New Hampshire for war purposes amounts 10
~ ESQ c-s- there llaS reimbursed 10 INC otdtc
i, tic General Government t0 war expenses, SoSIE1
~ National affairs Gov Hartman says since lie ciose
at fb l.t legislature the great wOrk al fesiOIhloi ia,
nrocected with varying fortune. Ii mas been
tv occasional enacmens, and retarded %! IAecuNo
f,l III has halted Justice hesltated ahd az
fhe right prevailed. Magn counsel North ana oou d7
Umeded The work. The utterance OF lOyaly III toEiS
and ont OF Congress by the press ana IN the eeclos mas
pressed il forward. Delay has been followed ny ac'ion
snnueuess by energy; uncertainty 10y security Inc pO
a knot has al last been cut At AppOmaOX Court House
more than years the head and mont OF lhc lie
ieIiou bowed low the terms or the cOntherof Two
years of dela and crime had well lhSh robbed
us of The fruits of that victory. The rghtful authority
has al last presented its ultmatum The Executive c
moi the Judiciary will not the South dare not eVade us
requirements The result is full OF promise f0i the carry
modification OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
NEW RAILROAD PROJECT

NJ rEtEGE,PH TAI raDgSE.
OsvrGo \. y. June "a delegation of q persons
from the heading men Of tho New England States. ncud
ING GOV washlnirn and Mayor stevens Of Portland.
Me GOV. Dillingham; eXGoy. Smith, Judge Bolnnd ana
the Hon W C. Smith Of Vermont. who are interested N
"A projected railroad from Portland, connecting az Mont
elcT with the Vermont Central aud Ogdeusbufg me-
arrived here i'm special train az o'clock TINS AFTERNOON
They came what connections could be inhde rom
CsNego 10 the niagara River and also the water cohnec
lions 10 the west meeting was held NJ the I5oaiu Oh
Trade rooms and the project fully discussed ~ pro
,,scd to make such connections will form an aiail
route from Portland the West The delegation was en-
trrtaincd by Common Council and Board OF trade
and left here their return at o O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE NORTH UEsTERY RAILROAD COMPANY

ANNUAL ELECTION OF DuECrOE,-rHF Old BOARD
REELECTED.
THLEaFAPH tribune
Chicago. June G.-1hc annual meeting oi the
Stockholders of the Chicago aud North Ncstcrn Railroad
the election ~ Directors fol thr ensuing year took
place in this city to-day About 20 persons in at
tendance representing $500 shares OF stock Tho Pres
idcnt on taking the chair made brof speech. giving
the rcaso for the course pursued by the present
management During the year l@7. y locomotives
10 me eS,tiipnsuts ~ Tie rond. a an crpcn-e OF
a ,no OOD Two millions ~ dollars have been cN
udcd In building side tracks. Tie was convinced mat
The road had been honestly managed anu WIN - great
ported by the old management received 2JJoO
VOTES. npposition, lA.O0O. ON counting the votes
il ,ya- (iad that 10000 of votes on shares
transferred within the last 80 days. and under the char
Ter This could not be- allowed About g001 Of these
votes were for the Opposition ANA 10000 Tor tho regular
Ticket Throwing thCse out. he vote stood; Regular
tickct 2gp 900 tlppositon Ji.lb resolution approx
me- The COURSE of the present management during INC past
Nrar VA. adopted. The meeting WIS orderly, ana con
siderable enthusiasm mantle lied az tue result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

except Judge Wilcox of the Twenty-eighth Circuit.
The indications are that Judge Walker of the Third
Grand Division has been beaten by Charles Emerson
the Republican candidate, but the returns are yet
incomplete. Only l,0S votes pOlled in Chicago
and all but two of those were for the Republican
nominee and present incumbent Judge Williams
The election of w. Nj. Taylor ;ls Clerk of the
Superior Court for the Third Grand Division is also
certain, as the counties embraced in il strongly
Repubhc2n The Democracy of Cairo voted for
negro Tor Judge of the Circuit Court. having no
other candidate I'm the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

wBBD-At Stamford Co.n THURSDAY G. sfer isgsisg
illness mabe Weed fOs merchant OF thS oS eh'
I'D Of bis
Funeral Mooasy 10. al ~ O'Clock al the Hfa
Presbtea Church STANDARD where the relatives and sass
respectfully Carriages will be wst~S al lie
depot al Stamford the and odOok Tie kev
Haven depot Twenty -seVenha. aud FOutbaFe
WHTB-On Thursday afternoon al the sdeace u h
Ia his 66tb wear.
o funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMSON uesisy George n 600 Of
"a the t5th Of his
those Of his bFr
aud John X BgJ respectfully V stt1
his late residence. No LIBERTY Breosss
FRIDAY, at O'Clock m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.

ny rKLEsRAPH TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June Ga joint meeting OF
tho Executive Committee and Trustees OF the MGR
chants Union Express Company Is being held Mt the
Weddel House this city at which there is very iuI
aW,,endance A thorough examination being made OF
The condition Of the Company and the best OF feehg
nrcvails Important action will he taken upon many
itrs connected with the welfare Of the Company, ana
eut measures adopted for the prosecution OF It's busl
ness The Executive Committee has made fui reports
which are being considered by the Trustees this after
noon. ,o,.-,- ....,. j, -. A. IL.
ecntive Committee and Trustees OF the Merchants mon
ynress Company 10 start the Peoples Dispatch on ene
isfR nst This will connect Boston and New York Win
all the Western cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

LATE lpst evening visit was made by the Fifteenth
ctpoljce upon the gambling establishment at No
~ Fast Twefthst and quantity of frobank checks and
sa rs in money were seized Fifteen person, Were ar
20, Er,wp and John Wilson, were held to answer at JEFF
ferson Market Police Court
SUIT AGAINST PHYSICIAN FOR ABORTION.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. June Ca SUIT Tor sO'O0
da,os,.s has been commenced against Or stephen ~
,,., a nractirtng physician Of this city. for pro
curing ~ sbJf oa pn married woman Vi SOf!hano10h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

vote sail district and shall personally subscribe bis name to psge
10 the en that he WI suppor the platform adopted by
the Republican Union h Convention held yrarue 1856 adtnS
he supported the entire Mon State ticket
euuon, and that he viii the principles candidates
OF the ah party long BE- Of sid
Association That ahet said enrolment said Committee shall
give two DAYS notice ~ Ht NEwlOKK TEIBrNE Of the tire And
holding election o. officers for Association delegates
the General Committee hy the eiecto enrolled aforesaid shall
preside Inspector ~ sneh election and
shall rrpor their proceedings 20 the General Committee The A.oa
the Republican
hy existing dis
anIaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
ARMY GAZETTE.
81 rKLKeKAPH TO rHK TRIBUNE.

Breet Col G. G. Gilbert 2sh lnaa Leave eIteuded 20 DAYS
Assistant Surgeon Knda assigned TO the Department OF the
Dakota Brevet Col 18th Infantry granted sick leave for 20
days; Major W. Cutler 18th Infantry assigned 10 duty under the
Freedmeb Bureau North Carolina Brevet Major Theodore Bon
Ordnance department assigned dny Rock Island Arsenal Illinois
Breve Major Hin Ordnance Department ordered to Washington
Arsenal Brevet kr Ordnance Department TO Allegheny
Arsenal Pttsbuh Breyet Capt C. Coney Ordnance Department
Roek Island Arsenal aud Frat Lieut. g. Baer to d a. eaVeu
worth Additional Psyma James H. Young has been ma@ out OF
tlr s-rgc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
NAVY GAZETTE.


g. ID. BartoH ordered duty board the aass
prentice ship Portsmouth Pamaset H. Swami has been detached
IRON the Frolc the reporting Of his relief
Passed Pyma Geo H. Grag and ordered to rtur to the Uaied
States Acting First Assistant Engineer C. ".
take the Gurere for dHy the shamokn
Dixon detached FROM the Portsmouth Nav Yard and
Acting Bouwain W. D. Allen detached from
the Guerrsre and ordered n the Gets sburg
The osLp Onward Acting Volunteer Lieut. Grand Commander
fitting NavyYsd NewlOk h.s been ordered to pneet
to Hong Kong with supplies for the Asiatlc squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
INDIANA ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
-.

INDIANAPOLIS June6.-The Indiana Eclectic Medi-
cal Association closed Its annual session last night WIN
banauet The attendance very general ana tnc
work OF the Convention interesting ana instrucsyHe
~ The members. Numerous valuable papers were reau,
md treatment on difficult cases explained memorial
10 Congress was adopted. asking that the graus ~
nh medical colleges DO placed on an equal pa IN The
army aud navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
q Union REPUBLIcAN GENERAL COMMITTEE


The Union Republican General Committee met last
evening and Charles s. Spencer, esq. presided spe-
cal Committee which had been appointed to inquire INTO
the differences existing In the Republican Association OF
the WITH Assembly Dtrct I'm their report requested the
rcsending the resolutions passed at previous
exneiliug W {. Hanna and James WinterbOiOnl from
the Association and from the General Committee Wle
the minority report OF the Special Committee De
handed vote Of censure on these gentlemen lOf
having al the last Charter election voted for Denocrhs
,d aided the Democratic ticket generally IN helr us
1iS+ me amendment TO the minority report asking
that the Republican Association In the Win Assembly,
nstr he reorganIzed put TO the meeting, when an
amendment 70 the amendment, demanding sernlny .,
hs rns of the Association, and the eraslro thereiro
w names OF Copperheads moved and seconded
a Siscnssjon Of three hours duration ensued during
scb the Chairman obliged 70 read the entlIe tes
mony taken AT investigation 10y the Committee Ou
nately the amendment 70 tbe mlnorIy rePJPra VIZ
accented and the following resolution unanimously
adopted -. ....,.,.d n, An, chair 10
y.1 the linton Republican Association Of the VII Assembly Us
49, rJ mi ssid Cottse enrolment 81 the tepnnl a.
Union cor. of sad district two days notice 10 InE Nw
yoy ,scs Of the enrolment ma rhfu
elte.or bsye shAi g's sA.-sJ PROOF ~ ~.
Coastteo Of his fidelity 20 us pHnoFes sw'
oftb Ks2ge Uuop party h' place OF 'dsas aas us "Su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
CONNECTICUT.

The annual city election occurred in Norwich Mon
day, and resulted as usual in Republican victory
The vote pOled was largely IN excess OF that last
year. The Hon Lorenzo Blackstone the present
popular and efficient Mayor, was reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
TIE WEATHER.

REsARKsA me day TbermomeIe was loves, eatV M ..
The week in 1865 quite this week DunHg
thunder Cincinnati Of June there fell In 80 min
5 Of How much did there fall anywhere
Dr. Larlner the erceptOnabe pnya phe
the following be mentone AZ Bombay inches Of rain e
DAY: CAYENNE 10 inches fell in 10 hours Genoa on the
Of October 1922 30 inches Of fell the Of water
spout This is the greatest fall OF rain on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
MAINE

An election was held in Maine on Tuesday the issue
being the new liquor law amendments. They are
ratified by a large majority Of the votes thrown 6nt
the vote Is smalI-Eobably MOI 5000 or 1000 IN
the State III there are 10000 votes thrown, about
$500 are in favor 20 5oOO against the amendment ac
fOrding to the votes already returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
Guetial Notices.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Are nsw constructing Railroad foo
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
re.w. to~a Pacific Os.n aAtiag vita s scsss %
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The Companv offer limited smerH, Of a-s
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having ysan and bearing annual interest parable on The h"t
day January Juy Cly Se~ YORK at he rse Of
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
AT
NINETY CENTS ON THE DoILAR.
This completed from O@ahs 30 miles th 10. les
vary 1861 fay equipped regularly taps
hand suses"t hes se % do 10
remaining portion Of the Rocky mouaisius t odo
sep,cab es and lie
pec,ed entire will sniag order from Omaha 10
connection with the Ceos Pscdc being rapidly sh e
ward from Sacramento. Cat. dsnng 1870.
MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
Estimating the dsaase be bah UOOn Pacific 10 Ne s6s
the per Thirty ye-s
bonds to the Company the road Ga.hed al the rake Of se
Sa,2So per mile. amounting to s~.asj~o
The Company also permitted TO issue Rr Mortgage Bss5s
equal time wA special at Of osa
gress First Mortgage the eolr ae the bOnds Of ;a'
United bring slbo,dinate 10 lt1a
The Government Of si t. the s
Amounting estimated be wost scss
the ofths capital sot6O. bat fS
value Of the lands on be- realized
The authorized Capita Stock Of the COnpoy haajod mes
dollars Of which mloa already paid AMI Of shsh
not supposed tseat acos most ~ BE-
quired.
The estimated competent eagse-s be sssss
hundred million dollars. exclusive Of eaaipnell
PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
The railroad connection eo~p'ess
earnings already sne Tor
Msy $4,000 these sectional esr"ags.
progresses will much than pay The interest M Coz
panys bonds and the through che Oo line rss.f
between the Atlantic aud Pseise must be immense
VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE bonds
The Company respectfully submit that the sboTe statement Of sds
fully security Of their osis aud adsoasi Psoes
they would suggest thsa S190g
on miles road which SsOoOeO have seady bee.
expended on the ranaos ssa Tho
remaining is7 miles are nearly completed
present Of pemun gOh he.s Bada an as"1
interest ca the present cost Of
NINE PER CENT,
and beyed completion Of the Road like The Cover"
Bonds they will ssgfs psr The COMPANY oe"d to sol bat.
limited auoun! hs Sesea, low rate and re''' tue rsh' !" s'
the price d bir cpiou
Sg<friDtons will 10 recei,ed a Ees.York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK NO sASShJSr.,
CLARK DODGE Co.. BANKERS No. 81 WALtSr..
JOHN j. CISCO l. SON BANKERS NO 33 WALirSr,
anl b, BANKS AND BANKERS generality throughout The Usts
states maps descriptive pamphlets be obsned They
will also Cs@panys omce No 20 Nissan st
York application Subscribers will slet their Asat- -
whom they confidence w be responsible 70 them fS The
sale delivery the boads
JOHN j. CISCO.
TRKASURRE RRw YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE ANTrETAM NATIONAL CEMETERY.

u,orrsrows. Md. June 6.-The Board of Tr'is-
, q, the Antietam National Cemetery met at sharpS'
burg Yesterday September H. 1867. was fixed as tue u
for the dedication of the Cemetery and Ex-Governor a.
q c,ru OF Pennsylvania was elected orator for the oe
clslyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
RETURN or 4 WEIGHING EXPEDITION.
CANADA


TTtFuf.ArH ro
QUEBEC. &. H.. June ca review ol all the troops
IN the garrison took place to-day The Isl battalion Rifle
Brigade 10 be- employed to work the Notifications
At iOni Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST TELEGRAPH
COMPANY

COMPANY.
ny TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
BrFFAIO. ~ Y June 6.-The jury in the ease oil
Pratber Wadsworth Co. Of Pithole, PENN against the
Western Union Telegraph Company, to recover sioUoo
damages for money obtained by swndler on dispatch
,arrvarded by the Western Union and United states
eesraph Companies returned verdict In favor OF the
plaintiffs, allowing them sl?7l o. The court ~ Ss v
nyis pTesding ordered the plaintiffs 10 recover q per
cent on the verdict extra allowance stay Oh pr
sehngs has been granted aud EXCEPTIONS are 70 W lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
ILLINOIS.

The Illinois Judicial election on Monday passed
very uistly thrOu ghOnt the state. The Reub-
Icsn candidates were generally successful, ana no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

Republican majority 2,SR. The Common Council
neutrality-suspicious. 1G; Conservatives ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE WASHINGTON CHARTER ELECTION.

The complete returns of the election in Washing
ton. ID. g., held Monday published in the pa
peiS OF that city Of Wednesday. The vote for Col
Lee. Il lIA 1i1,nIn Of lr,n. naf Allnrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
nAFH 70 TuK TRIBUNE



Utica June GA large aud destructive lire oc-
cnrred early this morning WhtcsbOrO, about four
miles from this city. The White House, an adjoining
store livery stable and stOrehOuse we're totally de
srovcd Fe loss will hardly fall short of $4,000 which
IA Insured for about twOthirds OF that amount The
hotel destroyed the property Of Col j. j. Gray, the
store belonged 10 GRAY Co.. and the livery stable 10 A.
H. smith The stoehouse connected with the store
Of A. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
FIRES.
N wrsr rHunrY-sEvFNrm-sr.


AZ o'cloc, n. NJ yesterday, at a fire IN MI Ellis
Gotthads recfying distery. At No. 3H West Thirty
.cvcnthst caused by spontaneous cOmbuston the pro
plictor in attempting to extingulsh the flames, was
reVciv burned about the neck aud hands The building
nnd fixtures were damaged TO the extent OF $500 Not
insured.
IN TuNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
NINETY CENTS ON THE DoILAR.

This completed from Omahs 10, o. 10.
1851 and fully equipped and regularly
H. The Company Sufficient 10 ae, 10
remaining portion Of the Rocky Moaasus su sos
dons sePesbes efts and ne
pected order from Omaha 70 10
connection with the Ceo;rsI Pscde being rapidly sh esA
I'd htnS arrxm Cad DARN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
FARO rLAYERs ARRESTED.

T,,,Ior,riILe Johns0a Comfy. Tina, May u, Boz
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
SUPREME COURT, New York LULA

CsTHARiSR WALSH 1sl ioNs y WALSH ssf
n 6e above entitled action, ALFRED AcKLRT the Referee
TSd w&Sp A. 'I Il%REScS % SpS Rs, s.. ' AS. u. F.o
sarOS@ TS s III G|1s M .S S ND :. de 81
Judgment orierihs,s to say: Al oe o pisces ss P,srs, 81
tie CITY NesYors beng on, III. fIu q John HSper
s A., ,s9 ssIs @SS G ss 5 s Of ss'
as S, s Of ~, ss .s ,I 81 Ss o.. S & an1 DE-
sh and iory nine bounced suthsy hs,t Ehsrstsss,
s%ss be- psnsr S % sSss y S ai'I .% r.s i, IT.
sg s .T9I S o. .sss 81, fee, s.sea no. he
q the ,, sS 1S s 3 % S. s s 40 s1. Ss o
ssaber soT,yrves hss post n Its cs,. a. ne "sss s
Psrs. stree. ss ss 70 is ssr;T ,,. . 10 n' sssSss %
@ thence -oSs, .GHs the a.s ~ IN, G .y.s tUSs
asd tep each se hrsdTs BET 'As Ave eIs 70
Also sio lots Of land II. TssA w..a ., Sc city
w Beginning AZ poln, &c he Goitls nht-
stree, distant rss EASTERN ne . In: q see
SSs .s .isSs Sss. SoSe "
sa Ss e Sty SsS sGtf C u. block sSe @ is...
parallel With said hundred es' and s'sa nehes more
. ;' q r. hs :ss @ war E.; c s.. sii s
ss.s a ss., ..ss - :. ne, -, y y:
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Register the CITY Cssn sf Ntwisrk Leer ~ Of s'T
ahces. rsgr pl. 80, ,.-... -. .,a
Ase al certain st piece parcel si ssd pirate 40
hess ths Nip-.uth tAts Tweh Ward ei The es nev'I
being bearded and ts.crbei nsr at. ~ Ss gs
x.sfey se of the Teh distant sAy @ ett " VI
r.he, RON the s.Ih sgd Tssi s,ssss ns fnS
pgrsg thesse westerly aA parallel VIZ s IN
said tvergss S net iassss sery ,sS "a -
win finy Laadrea Neo feet 70 h vy,ery se ~
Tenth afenue ssuk sd ssIt st Nstry aae o.
said Tenth avenue, twenty-five @ feet 10 fs fsn1 pAee o. w
ginning. .,..,a 1. tia
Also all ihaeean lot piece or parcel q rS.,s situate 10
Distinguished upon map the ns't estate Of s sumber
.,t1n l bounded southery font By fJ sinh street
ey In rear number four t e~ey bv os naens,
and weery by number sxtytwo l62 conannsm oseui
fon aud rear twenty feet aud length on each s ooe % S
f,s Az. inches he the same l~ssDated Nesfe .v
1901. ALFRkD T. ACkkhi, hessee ~ ~ vs s.na
NxLsos SuIys. es2, PlsiRtrs Awsusy. AH hsoN"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

p..r,.,. Rank s,.t.ment Of IN. PEOPLES BANK New.
ys =. by Chspter o the week ending sstar
aayt OF August 1851
Of
OF fCirculs1on
civ County her L. cIo-ch Cashier tes
"'0'''''''o''' 0" " NY G. l. cRowELL, cs.he.
Sworn before m day or August issI - IN,
Stayyesnnt Bank.StAtemen OF the sIuIvhSAsI bASA
dsy 1917 .u.a a
amount d snA DISCOUNT so*e,sos ~
W Csmsn fresdes " ar
sa the shove ''s'eeei coz
rect. 10 o knowledge and oert
eN''A " ' ~ ~ ~ ' Tsss Hsrss Notary Pa6e.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
NrEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT City ant

NEW- lUKk NUPNEME NVO NIty
~ Comfy Of New York-CHARLES 7. RAlNoLDS, THOMAS
UInDRS LEONARD RICHARDSON, aud EDWARD l. NOLiNkVk,
Plaintiffs against HOOK. Defendant Summons Tor neoy as-
,rJ O, Contract Com not srved) TO he Defendant above
named Ya are hereby required the co.'s
plant which will be hed IN We once o' ~
r OF the CITY NesIork at tie C, han 10 sAd
city copy Of TO ne sam eonpsIs, 81
the subscribers at their omc Ssssansuee in the CITY OF
within twenty days after the service o ts nnmous os
exclusive Of the y of such service and you MI 70 ns s
aforesaid plaintiffs N this acton WIZ ts
against you the OF three hund aud thirteen It
dorS frt tsv Of Hsh One thousane
eight besides the costs ssd disbursements
mi, aciop-Datd Ne~l lork Jly ~ 1851.
LOWREY FRANSIoLI & sORES PasIes At,orHsJs
The complaint tiled e Office OF the CLERK OF ns
Hall IN the Cit. Of New York As
10th day OF August l96T-Dd New York August 2eth 1901
LOWRBY, FRANSIOLI SOREN Planpfs Auorneya
The New York herald., 1867-02-13

.YAG2aNdaW ,GIAaaH ZaOY WHN
Is, ,1867,-TR1PLE SHEET.
The New York herald., 1867-02-13

EiIaRa nLaIaT-.ya8i 81 YaAUaaaT
The New York herald., 1867-02-13

az snn-I BXRdxfN- -5fffRXs1 tf6Kf. AND
1C.CUU basement brick HOUSE, Ne south NV Nv
street. Brooklyn, 3. d. three minutes frem fsreA han
% ner,sase. Asply - sbyyN