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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-10
Proceedings of the Common Council,

REGULAR MEETING, January Z, 1866.
Present, Mayor Hynes, Aids Crosit Glover, Sim
mons Stebbins, White, Becker, Zahnen Reed and
Tarben
Minutes ofthe last meeting read and approved.
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Take the Other Car"

Those brakemen on railroads who enjoy a
malicious pleasure in ordering male passen-
gers, nnaccompanied with divinity in d.
ninity,'' to ''take the other car" should be
warned by the fate of brakeman and con-
ductor on the Chicago and Cincinnati Rail
road A Mr. Dale, who deserves credit for
his determination to stand by the rights of
unprotected males" on their travels, bought
a frst-class ticket at Hamilton, and attempt
ed to enter the ''ladies' car The brake
man refused admission, and ordered him to
take ''the other car" which happened to be
a smoking car. When the conductor came
for the ticket, Mr.. Dale refused to give it up
unless he had what the ticket entitled him
to-a seat in first-class car. The train
was stopped, and Mr. Dale elected, VI Ell
ARMS. He went back to Hamilton, reported
his case to the railway managers and the
offending officials were dismissed the man
aging officers conceding what the under
strappers denied, that gentlemen travelling
alone have rights which train officers are
bound to respect.
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Eg- The point on which Chief Justice
Chase and bis associates, Wayne. Swayne
and Miller differ with the majority of the
Court is thus expressed in the opinion sub
mitted by them
"We could not agree to the opinion of
the majority that not only was the Military
Commission not authorized by Congress,
but that it was not in the power of Con-
gress to authorize it, from which it may be
thought to follow that the dissenting Judg-
es maintain that where peace exists, the
laws of peace must prevail What we do
maintain is that when the nation is involv-
ed in war, and some portions of the country
are invaded, and all are exposed to invasion
it is within the power of Congress to deter
mine in what states or districts such great
and imminent public danger exists as JUS
titles the authorization of military tribunals
! for the trial of crimes and offenses against
the discipline or security of the army or
against the public safety. We cannot
doubt that in such time of public danger,
if conspiracy exist in Indiana, Congress
has power, under the Constitution, to pro-
vide for the formation of a military Com
mission in that state, and for the trial by
that Commission of persons agreed on this
conspiracy"
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REGULAR MEETING, JANUARY Z, 1000.
Present, Mayor Hynes, Aids. Crosit, Glover Sim,
mons Stebbins, White, Becker, Zahnen, Reed and
Minutes ofthe last meeting read and approved.
BILLS ALLOWED.
] Bailey Fire Department, 81 so
VIM Cober, Wood and Drayage, 81 90
Colwel, Miller and Yoerndt, cleaning sidew ks, 90
C Frantz, wood &c for council rooms, 81 so
p Connolly, drayage, B 20
G Backus, lumber, ST 81
II E Clark Fire Department 80
r b Whitaker 10 90
G Truesdel, lumber, 3l5 81
Grant & Skeel Lumber So 80
Senne, Fire department, so
d Crosit, st. and Alleys so
Fl III Tarbell. Recording no
Q B Lewis Sal city clerk 100 90
c B Lewis, Sal poor master, 70 w
j G Buddle, Sal as marshal, rs w
BILLS REFERRED.
Durant vanArsdale SEQ. $21 25
schend. room rent for registry and elect'n IS 90
d Kearney building fence and fire departmental 90
Aid simmons was excused from further attend
ance. 80
oG bridge Grand street reported that it had been
sold to Aid Zahnen for $50. Report accepted
The Poor Master presented report OF expendi
lures on Door acct from october 18th 1866 to JAN
D1 Amt T. Expended, 1886 &c
Appropriations, $50 90
Balance unpaid S135 26
On motion $780, was appropriated on Poor acct
The treasurer was directed TO purchase a tax GER
tifcate on the Eichler lot held by w Golf
Aid Tarbel of the finance com reported in favor of
remiiting the dog license charged to VIM. Cotter.
The treasurer stated that several persons charged
with dog tax had demurred against paying it, claim
ing that they were not the owners OF dogs.
Aid Reed moved that the treasurer be instructed
to remit the tax on dogs whenever the persons so
taxed shall present affidavit that they were not
the owners or keepers of dog or dogs from the
5th day of June to the LIST day of July 1866 Motion
adopted.
Aid Reed moved that com on fire department be
instructed purchase 400 feet of hose for the use of
the department instead of 200 feet previously
dered Carried
Ayes Aids Stebbins Zahnen Becker. Reed, Tar
bell Noes, Aids. Crosit, Glover and White
On motion of Aid Tarbell, the com fire depart
ment were instructed to employ men to oil the hose
Council adjourned. c. B. LEWIS,
City Clerk.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the notes oftbe
lV Kenosha County Bank OF Kenosha must be pre-
scented ct the Bank ComptroIler's Office Madison,
for payment, within three ~ from the date OF
this notice, or the funds deposited with the Bank
Comptroller for the redemption of the same will be
surrendered to the said Bank,
GEO. =. HARDING, Pres't-
J. N. PURPLE, Cashier.
Kenoshs Sept. 2e, 1866. 2y1Svol26.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-09

re Il. GILBERT d &C.,
Sa No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREET
" III be pleased to see all their old custom
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with a call. A full assortment OF
Groceries. etc, always on hand, and for
sale at & he lowest market prices.
~ss7- gents for Stafford Mills lAlabama)
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We acsu giUe special Inducements to cu those
belgSag Tor CASH. ocS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-09

>IEA MBUAI Fh4N = y
No printing establishment IN the west
has better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing ane Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
nnent or job Type. though Very large and
complete. IS constantly being added TO, anu
our Job department IS under the personal st4lal
in the United states. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill II , GAGS,
BilIs Iadfng Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts. Bills of Fare Mates Tickets FOR Labor
&C, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended TO-
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Boats leaving 'Eo-ESass.


Fen CAfRo.-The Fanny Brandejs viii
certainly be tie regular packet tor Cairo
to-day, and is an excellent Boat. Capt.
John b Hall commands and Ctlnt. Wi
liarrs odcur,ses the office. Both are obiig-
siqggeanntleamep. bis fa
For Lot IsyILLE.-The splendid low wa
ter steamer Cora s., Cspt- a. T. Gi more,
with the infrnitabIe Al Croxad IN the
7offiee. VIII leave Louisville atg14 O'Clock
this morning, promptly. She has first
/. class passenger appointments an gentle
manly officers
The beautiful Rose Hite may also be ex-
peeted from Louisville late tonight or
Is early sunday morning. Captain Aaron
Bal ard, a popular and patriarchal COM
y mander, win be found on the roof, with
Dick Hutchinson, a pleasant and obliging
young man, in the office. The Rose is a
& ae great favoTite along the coast. @
FoR PH1s.-Tbe sam. u. Hale, of the
fl g famous Dean Line, will positively go TO
Memphis to-day. She is a first-class boat,
+. y WITH geptlem anly and eoarteons officers.
w 2. Miller is in command, and EG. G..
Miller is her popular clerk. a
~ FOR HEM ERsoN,--Ther Newsboy, Capt.
Perkins, leaves promptly atSo'elock daily
for Henderson Have your freight. down
Ssieanings from our Exchanges.
sE.ssa PTrTsBURGH.-The Commercial OF Wed
q nesday says:
Trade along the landing was brisk. Inc
shipme nts we're liberal The marks on tne
pier indicated about three feet nine lncnes
a1# And falling slowly. The Brownsville ooats,
stf.t = of the Man and Peoples Line, are DONG
large busines that stream BENG ~ e5ce1
lent navigable order. From the Allegneny
the teiegrapt. informs Us that the aver al
oil City had risen four inches. On Nlp ri, 40
snow fell 70 the depth OF two inches al
jamestown = ~ asHaan ca and oflean. ! a. nt
an ! Louis This dayss The to#boat,. Mary p.,Y
- age and baraes, Captain r uga Cam ? oe l
+. IS is ANNOUNCED for Exams 7itle, Cairo anS -
Louis
s. .g.CIHcrElIAFh-Ih Cincinnati CONNER
s8.s sesszt Of Thursday says
#ra sVssFE &
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STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
) AND TENNESSEE RINE R$.

The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
auth orfzed TO give through Bills Of Lading
to the following POINTS. at the rates men
toned below: TO Dycusburg, 55c.; Eddy
vile, Toe; Canton, 70; Roekcastle. 95e Lin
ton, 75c; Eastp0rt, and points below on
the Tennessee River. &C.; points aDoFe
the Shoals on Tennessee River, S0c. sign
billr of ladinz, q Privilege of reshipping at
Paducah.'' We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice. Any overcharges nat
Us. Merchants are requested TO see Ihat
the weights are placed in every bill OF
fading. tse6 til FOWLER, LEE 70.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-09

AMROAT PRINTING.

8 - -. - s. e. &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Gin Real @state for Sale.

LN0R SALE-A fine 3-story, basement ana
erar high stoop brick HOUSE, With s modern Improve
~ liusons Also, number Of other Dst
for Sale. Appy to WILLIAM HBlSsB, No. - Se'rAs]
iloboken n. =.
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORI-
w CAGF-n aee snaD Improved property 10 TIE cy
Of hev.iork AppN 70 W. A. COLT, No FlHeS~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Broohlnn nral Gstate for Sale.

DROOKLYN-Whi other things arc falling
I'D Real the best investment rapidly 1d surely sdvaGslng
Lois are offered vey cheap BY MILES No II Broadway Room
No s.
NOR SALE-On one of the pleasantest streets
wooden House nearly and newly painted all The
rev ibis Spring quality. Lot 2oJ BY l Address W.
J.R Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Aurtiom Sales of Real Gstate.
w. H. MILLER Ancto1eeL
DY JOHN son Il NJ Il LER,
AID ATlTTONFERS AND

W. H. MILLER AncnoaeeL
BY JoHNS92Sh1 t2S1,sSrraS 4 n Ii5 Iib5LER,
REAL fsTi'GGTTfSsB fsTGTSa RoksRs,
sssss: ss1:Ss sis.s ns.s 2ns: @ % %
O'clock E.ehsSss ITsSsfs s.oe% s%ss 81 III r,ea,s,
ONE BRICK noGss AT AUc s AND
HEvEssr5s w. cor Of Lee.ye lots
PEss-sr-N W. cor q a. Lee ave Io.~ ,,.,. Ie
HEwEssr.-S side 2OI feet Of Beifou;-Aye lot.
so UiBs & Baoa6wsf m 1 S..i Hors FsE cnsscr I
INVESTMENT.
aJ no ia S Ss SS. DSs ssis a
Terms I liberal Maps at oce Of AucOueer No as
BrrIrns--sOuth side between Ralph sara,Og., Lots
Map: A,eqP'sr sS So rYS 2; S..sY S.Iv
ABSOLUTE SALE without reserve Of 80 VALUABLE ixa Woe
n Hopxs.sr-sOuth side near Norand-ave.. sLoTs f
& ss.tsaad n hSSls a a5 Ios s
The above L9ts viii PCsite Yo y s,:.,S., ss .eS ny
THuRsDAY June y, atla gcOci,
at Exchange saesroom No III san BT,adSIb ISbnnpnprv
Valuable Brick HOUSES and "a vacant LorS.
se TSss Tan sHa 1ST s
SIDE between Para and FlasLHsNss,
- Term. easy. Map. at Office No IS Sa,au-.t.
EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ID
WEDNESDAY, the 1914 Of Jqns next apm.
THE Al RFSESrk SsSTkS sTfhN TflSfP PPRoopEsRLERs
"KANKAKEE,o "KBwANEE,H aud' AsH!ELor,
e & yss 9 3d. si S % 5Se S anil oP5c as ss % r
win iron 3 Tas; s5 BY sS % % Have s @ . ssSSh t I |
running rigging completes well uOd IN shaOs anchors hawse os
Two osing engines $3.50 inches with sppueusnee, complete,
Tubular boiler l5IZ feet in good order and sai Of the best quality
The complete order and can be seat TO at small
Length over a lo feet Breadth Ofbe,m ae ess chi dp %
they doe =, S,se % ,s3e ssr; ss, 6sS. Sfs
ebars 70 give lac.ue' 70 ALI "i'A's " "ppSRy SNYTHP
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

A NUMBER of handsome FARMS and
~ COUNTRY SEATS Ratan River New Brunsgek from
sOO - $4,000 Also FARM Of 10 for SOS acre
ard 0 convenient 70 depot with good buildings
anl plenty of ft SMITH HARDENBRGil' NO. lo' broad"ay
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
QrAarRRxAsrxRs orrcE L. S. Ann, No is sS1AIsE,,r,}
PROPOSALS will be received at this Once


until SATURDAY 18th nst, at " o'clock NJ es us
TIoN Of STABLE and PORi IL ROOM Fort Hamilton Nrw h
Hbor "a feet long by 20 feet vide aud " ieet eSh !" e ~
addition 70 feet long by is feet wide with shnge root :. Az.
specifications for the proposed work eau 9e - ns
Odce aud bsrs proposing bid requested to ea ana
the sane Builders accompany He,f proposals n'n s',I
signed by responsible parties that M case aelr od ao % nS
contract for the sane i
thousand dollars sor The iAH1 "
orma thereof - all al s.o
The the privilege Of rejecting any an' AZ VI "
bids IL deemed liable. r.-- sAhi.s ara
Proposals should indosei Proposals kr Building Noes
Forage Fort awilon and adSse to the ooe guy" "
hi. fnce all further information by ofier
~ By Major Gen RUFUS INGALLS,, Asst y Gen, l. D. y
X C. NoRdAg Blt Major and 4 Y NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
Board ano Rooms.
proposals.
IL to CONTRACTORS.-S

NOTICE to CONTRACT0RS.-SE
NPROPOSALS Willie rece e for the CLEARING and GRpBBih0
GRADING MAsONRY BRIDGING, BALLASTING and TRA' MAY
ING upou the LEBANON SPRING RAILROAD between thsA~
Corners ~ Y Bennington. VT, distance Of So miles
Of the works. heavy and of desirable character
he for sagle sections for the ehre rof
Plans aud specifications he aud blank proposals
the Remington VI, and amer June loos
where desired issoa viii given upon application pe''
Poosas will received work at the Engineers o5e
Bennington aud nendng the 18th dsy Of June i A
Of the Harlem Railroad Company IN New WY P"
O'clock Of June H. "A .t.-
The right reserved Of rejecting all bids In case none are deemo
factory. an.
Parties rendering will receive notice In wre OF we
ccpance rejection Of their proposals. ON OF be'Tr we
1861 ID DCLiNSLhi' S'b'N''''
bennington W Juue q IaT
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
oyro. BRIs RAILWAY CexPAsI,

NO fbI Nestst hkw-1 ORE hpni ioo'l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the inten-
~ IN ofhsCompaHy to extend r F Mortgage Bonds due jay
1867 f Thirty Year, per per 1tesc Bonds are
gt Mortgage 100000 The entire property Of the Conpay ae
{e power extend them BY sane " the State io
provides he COBpaRT extend Or all " hor0
Bonis b. the ordeT Of their respective rnorries -, -,
Proposals viii be received the 18th Of May merit the "ene
OF Company the City Eewiorh for eIienrg any portion
OF parties whether present holders others ddmg e
premium therefor w be eud TO eitend Ed Bonds pg r
Of their M the Bonds presented IN The holders
seT the s Of july the Company Will e prepared 10 eIieh 90
all such Bauds the boders thereof nsY present. 10y
oee IN the C Of New ork anu
Coupons years with Endorsement bcreo d
agreement sneh extension, will be Issued and attached VIVID
tees payable semi annually bereOore n,
whose bids he aeepsed viii have The option of bhqs
Pankfert due notice 70 the Cps
bin 10 be hereafter DETERMINED Of the numbers o. tbe Bonds 70
eI1eEded IN eachpsce ROBEkI IL BEkDELL, -- fIes9ess
LHOR SALE-A limited amount of
II NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPARFB -,
F Mortgage SEVEN PER CENT BONDS tity 80 raP h
payable May and November NERhlLfE x Co. No ~ "AfeN
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YoRK........APRIL

CLEARED.
s,i, GAVIN s.el fBr) wbyte Liverpool r. S. D. RoOab
shg Polar sI e, Rsh Have b9d sI AlHs1sS SsS.,B ra.
BARK Marco Paao IBrsml hHfgs Bremen II; hoep Co.
Bari rhlens DAVIS, Ma,aHns Mhcr li9aglion;; q
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Se54 ssn 3 5'iSif1 w IfSS's HsS Eo.os s' s
ssSr sS ias R. Jias cSaIiS Edou, W Parser
SER. Bo..as, Wall PlymOGtA
Se. & Wlis SEs5 .1S SAss STynIS ~ iSa B9ts,S Co
Sehr Laey Flanders Rondoui fr Bcs,oh viii eesert
Sehl Far wind Bowman New. Bedford Ferguson wooG
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire Price Richmond aud Norfolk With ndse TO 'an1
'-s, s,csmslip } J. TAompsop McIOuehlir Baltimore.
steamship Eluaio JaekavA Boston BenIe BrosS& P1sney
81 % % Pa , 81 cSs 5 5 M1Is ps J Js GO b a 1 a as & S'S' :;
Ss Sc d , "a m M % as & S' pd ss ssSsss .sp I Gs,
Eastern, b. long q passed steamship City Of Boston
Steamship Saratoga Eag Richmond Norfolk With ude and
steamship 4iSesas B,urn. Rhmold Norfolk with n1se and
SsiT Missouri Huiscs NevorIeans 22l ut, With d'e ard
P Sisap Naa lr Mcvicks Lrrpoo oOees,e-s
I7,s with Tdsc ard IS p1sn.srs Cunarl 23l passed
SSp WisT Niles tol cH MIS- Gyerpos days, with salt 70
Or Hes layy weather aad 'sd e1lP pS'e q, ,
with mde AMI rs TO Boyd aAeH las bal '"o Mains and
'1s BARK S iSa.8 tof Bsaoe P N'qsso yiS
sugar l7Ih inst lat 1920 long va "a" ens
BsrE ASssl CIa waArnann Hong Kong Jan u; mise 10
goy! a'Ts @ st and s.ss @ % S NaGA p..sss s ali itS q
kak both o DC IN opeTa
william IOwaT the mate and son o. NE es
of 10th as IN NV gale shpFe sea Nhlen
5r.r gale o NV sn2 ped Which fed the cabin, sna
washed from the haiehes stove buNark and washed
BIZ IIeury G5ers Br) nA wDLsOT, S. nd to D. De Well
Bx Alexander Sikcn (OfSt Andrews b. Hill Cienegos 10
with islsssss Fowler & Joaes.
M Feesg 1o Pogt Meiuay NS Psrk Posee p r. ls Sas vh
sugar leh Sac" squa loading T Ne"'
Scir G. R. C. Bsl Gates Halifax days. With Ssh to D. De
Wolf \ Co
W CO. slust lat @ long 'Llo schr heea'oi hssutr
isom -. Johns y. D.. for Garden
Sehr Psiudel Leul Virginia, oysters
Schr AiaHa Soncl9ad. NiTsisia, weod. -. . . - n,
Sch David Curre Pscct Tampa Bay via Key West sS'S wv"
cedar TO b. Fnler. al,
Schr Avail Dbble, El1abetAlor for Providence
J. W. CufuIsins. BoHlt Providence
SSAr S.,I ~. d Scsl, New lla, for Philadelphia
Sfhr leoaesSa isni, ROBiolt for New Haven
Bengal Ssetson, Rookant, hze.
Delisaro, Crockett, Rock!and llHe
Deaance, Knsston Rockand, lime
Sch Joau DoyEtoa Cas lumber TO John BAEHlans Seq
scAr Alice HarIr. Peauan, Virginia, with OystSs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
West Scv York New York bark EElsteb, hAses ssbh
FoErrEy MoxRos April 2lriys in Hampton Roads brig Gold
RchmondSalet sehr Chaeag from JAnes
River for Texan HGTbor, With ttmhxr
NxoEoF April az Enthusiastically Propon
oat Amanda OeOrgetoNn. D. u
with eoa scLr Gen. Philadelphia eiIh coaL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
PASSENG FRS ARRIVED.

PRON NFW WORIEANS Aprl % In steamship MssonnW. +.
Dacrer Miss T. Ouarauce Charlie. aIG Annie Wet
Iins j. senir. H. Read Miss L. Huisn, A. Burisal ,
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOHN Aprl 2s-la sean'ti
MaaMess Sias Johns;oaes Geo W Harris sall !" vance ~
Beckwih RhsrGs g. H. & Nav Edward Nosn J. 'ouest
and I'D. Mss NJ CasIet, Mr. John Moody
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nm Risss 5:Ol sun Moen Sets 1o1
THs DAY.
Sandy Heck i5 Gov's Island. In Hell Oaie'.'''.f'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
FINE assortment Of new and second hand
n PIANOS TO LET and SOLD On nsamenfs
y ~ No

WATERSs PIANO-FORTES-G Square
w and prght-Meleonsi Pnsf Church Gem, and gsbn OI
Pianos Medssua and Organs at great bargains RON 20 70 80
Any Of the shove instruments TO let and rent aRphen
monthly rerfived Old Pianos taAen 10
change pai E the same timed and repaired Illustrated
catalogues adirss hanpfaetoTy and HafennS
Broadway, NI HORACE WAIbi0S 20
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
TwEETl YEARS 70 RUN
yuKorAs AM INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THh ATLANTIC
a PACIFIC RAILROAD CONAN

A.. .,., p,ciy yshed $75 5oceo cOGssns Of 'b'' CON
, C,.eoo,de River ~ es from s. Louis AMI 99Oce
,ri agricultural mineral lands ilOe BY provision
,e 80 ofu a. lands sold be amount Of $4,000 tbs
be funded m TIE redemption Of Ike ameunt Of bonds and the
Al. bsv, lie night at az take possession IL payment q 'hs
PAR rsoe # ,,r any the companys hBls al schedule
xstes mineral lands excepted.
The climate Of sooiA West Missouri semskaty abro0s the ten
e,ur, even ard Tie Winters and mild It's agricultural resources
. not sd by any part The United states OF its minerals lead
,e and coal aIe found u superior qualities and great abundance The
neu, rar lead mines Conpans land wei known and
opmts that iron pSrer than yet known bs
aBg the r Of greater quantities than the total iron dIeS'
ssPeDnss1A The Company prepared to sell these lands
hor ssto 40 Ter acre For particulars Col ALERT General
Land Agent s, Louis No
BY recent this road becomes the M'soun division Z" he
Atlantic aud Pas Railroad grant Of ooe" acres
and viii railway from s. Louis to san frAn
r,sco shorter and gradients than other rOute
ofue present issue sond limited amount is oferc t sale
=, The rat, Of &c er at The option eihe Co~psay
ReI fuItl eT particulars apply TO.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
Drp Goods.

SILK HATS MADE into the Spring Style
- Cashmere Hats CBd DYED made into tie
latest fashion By JOHNSON, No 81 Eghtbave.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
,1ort-fDarbeu'e Nptire.

Srsrs NEv.YoRs, /
Ponr.wARpxSs oyFics, No % DWiianst
HrnTIcE "a hereby given, in accordance with
see,ion Of Pss.d Agtl ~ is snnlled An Aas
in or having charge Of the subject matter Of such Inquiry
kllowng under eIanlaa.
the examInatons VII
asned rtin succeeding dis notice. hoard SAL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
ATEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD


CONPANY-Notee is hereby given that Special term Of
gee suprene Cour Of the Ste d New YORK he'd al tle Cy
9th day Of April 1861 present the
Hon George the justices Of said Court order
Eade eoaestrang stock Property things action, and ef
e Petroleum Company and appointing The undersigned
Receive pursuant 10 Chapter Title Article
b Part Of The Revised Statutes Of said State
an persons indebted to sail Cooperation are required 70 rede unto ne
Cce No 60 Broadway City OlNew York BY the
h 6aY My 1851 Of al debts ard Of money owing
~ them respectively, sE3 % pay thesane. ,
ter property efcs Of sad
COporstion required deliver the 20 the undersigned a. tue
aforesaid All the creit0rs OF said Corporation
required deliver their respective accounts aud demands 70 INC IN
the place and by the time last Aforesaid
persons hOug substng eoet OF said Corouoh
the writing and detail 20 The
WILLIAM II. KIPP, Receiver
Dated No 60 Broadway New York Apnl12 1867