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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13


All trains run directly through To New York,
III T4o0 MILES without change Of coaches.
FROM DuNKiRK AND sALAMANcA-By Vow
York time from Union Dcpois
7.3o A. VI. EXPRESS NAIL, from Dunkirk
Sundays excepted J.. Stops "a Salamanca
1000 A. NJ, aud CONNECTS at Iiorneilsviiic
and Cor Ing with the !. 90 A. VI. Express
Mail from Buffalo, aud arrives In New York
Mt go 4. VI.
22o y. VI. LIGHTNING EMPRESS. lSundays
excepted. Stops at Horuciisviilc 5.25 T.
NJ. lsuPl, intersecting with the .. - =. NJ.
train from Buffalo, and arrives In New
York ut 30 A. "
AIS y. VI. NEW YORK NIGHT EMPRESS from
Dunkirk, lsundays excepted. stops al
Salamanca Gas =. NJ; Olean 7.35 +. NJ.
sup 7; Turner'S p.56 A NJ. Bk a., and ar
river In New York ut L. ~ - W. connect
ing with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
BOSTON aud New England Cities.
FROM BUFFALo--By New York Time from
Depot corner Exchange and Michigan IT'S.
5.4s A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, from
Sa;, SUNDAYS excepted. stops at
hanna ..S y. NJ. lSupl, Turner'S 7.55 A.
and arrives In New York 10. 20 4. VI. Con-
ncctsat Great Bend with delaware, tacka-
wanna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey
CITY with Midnight Express Train of New
Jersey Railroad for Pbilsdelphia, Baiti-
more and Washington.
500 A. NJ. EAFRESS NAIL, via Avon ana TIor.
neusyiile lsund,ys excepted. Arrives in
New York at 90 A. NJ. Connects at III
mira with Northern Ccntrai Railway for
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, " ash
ington and points south.
2.2o J.. VI. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, tsundays
excepted. Stops at HornellsviIie 5.25 y.
NJ. Sup.l, and arrives In New York 90
a. n. Connects at Jersey City with Morn
ing Express Train Of Nav Jersey Railroad
for Baltimore and Washington, and at New
York with Morning Express Train for Bos'
ton and New England Clues.
o.io y. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,
DAILY. Stops at Portage s.5s r. NJ. lsup.
interesting at Horpcllsvilie with the f.i5
Y. M. Train from punkirk, and arrives In
New York at 1890 p. NJ.
ii2o p. NJ. CINCINNATI EMPRESS, tsunday
excepted. Stops at Susquehanna - .
NJ. Bkni; Turner's 10 r. NJ, Dine
aud arrives In New York ats .e5 y. NJ. Con-
meets at Elmira with Northern Central Kali
way for Harrisburg. Philadelphia, Balii
more, Washington and points south al
Great Bend with Delaware, Lactawanna
and Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton
and Philadelphia. and at New York with
Afternoon Trains and steamers for Boston
and New England cities.
Only one Train East on sunday, leaving Bufa.
10 p. NJ, aud reaching New York nj u 10
Pm.
Boston and New Engiaod Passengers, with
,heir Baggage, are transferred free Ca charge IN
New York.
The best Ventilated and Most Luxurious sleep
| ing Coaches rPIE THE WORLD q II aeeom
pany all n ght trains on this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And fare always as Low BY any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained At all Principal
Ticket Oficcs in the West and
S0ulhsest.
II RIDDLE, VIM r.. BARR,
Genr Supt. Geul Pass. Agt
,5RJ7-Iy
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

ton, shall. Tor each cfense. be fined n t
less than one dollar nor more than i've dol
lars: Prosid,d, however. thAt this secticn
shsl. not apply IN the owners OF trees or Of
boxrs put around them for their protection.
SIC. 10. That all sidewalks shall be paw
Cd with gravel. stone OF brick: that no other
Kind Of pavcments Of sidewalks shall be
made IN said town.
Src II This ordinance to be in force
from and after the first DAY Of June. 1851
Passed May %, 1854
I. J. HULL, Pres't
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

SKcTros l. Be- IL ordsin'd by the Board
of Trustees Of the TopH Of Winchester, That
the owner or owners of one or more lots or
part OF lot fronting upon any sidewalk
within the limits Of the corporation, may,
under the direction of the Town Engineer,
and as laid out by him. construct good
fsgstOne pavement, with good stone curb
ing on said sidewalk and when 80 construct
ed, the Engineer shall certify the same to
the Town Clerk, specifying the cost of said
sidewalk aud curling fronting each particu
lar lot or part of lot, which the Clerk
shall record in book 10 be provided for
that purpose. And the ow lCr of each lot
or part of lot, and his assigns, shall be
entitled to have the cost Of said pavement
and curbing, without interest, applied to tbs
payment of corporation taxes, in full, from
wear to year. until the cost Of the cOnstruc
ton of said pavement and curbing shall be
thus repaid to the owner of each lot or part
Of lot, and his assigns.
SEE 2. Those who have heretofore con-
structed hsSstone pavements, with good
dressed stone curblng, according to the plaf
of the Town, as certified to by the Towr
Engineer. shall be entitled to have the cos
Of the same, without interest, applied Il
their entire corporation taxes, from yea
to year, until the same shall be repaid.
Passed May 9th, 1864
7. J. HULL, Fres't.
s. b. BRADBURY, Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

AN ORDINANCE Tor the protection OF
property from FIRE, and prescribing pen.
alties for ayiolatlon of the same.
SkcrIos /. BE ia ordained BIZ the Bosr I
Of Trustees Of hs Torn of Manchester,
That hereafter all hoard kilns or places for
drying lumber, shall not be located, erected
or main,aIned within fifty feet Of any dwell.
ling honse, stable, out hoase. shop, store
house. OF other place of business on any
LOT or street within the corporate limits OF
the town of Winchester, and every person
who shall violate the provisions OF thi. sec
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
No q.

AN ORDINANCE to prevent dischsrg-
ing fire arms. and prescribing punish
ment therefor.
SECTION |. BE u ordained by the Boaro
Of Trustees If the Torn Of Winchester
That every person who shall discharge an,
firearms within the limits OF the corpora
ton of said town Of Winchester, TO the an
noyance of any of the citizens, shall b.
fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollars
upon conviction thereof, before a,y Justic
OF the Peace or said town.
Passed May 9th, 1864.
T. J. HULL, PRESS.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
s. d. BRADBURY, Clerk i.
No. II

Section !. Be ii ordained by the Board o.
Trustees of the Torn Of Winchester, That
every property holder shall pay a tax of 81
cts. on each 500 90 worth Of ProPert,
within the Corporation.
Src 3 That each Poll tax shall be % cts
SIC. 3. The tax for each male dog shall
be 81. and each additional dog. 50, anC
each bitch So, and for each additional bitcf
500. G. SHAW, Pres't.
S. b. Bradbury, Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
S. b. BRADBURY, Clerk.
No. 10.

SECTION 1. BE il ordained by the Board
Of TRUSTEES Of the Torn Of Winchester.
That il shall not be lawful for any person or
persons to keep maintain nuisance
within the corporation.
SEc 2. Whatever is injurious to health.
or indecent or offensive to the smell, an
obstruction to the free use of property, 30
rs essentially to interfere with the comfor-
table enjoyment of life or property, is a
nuisance, and the subject of an action.
SEC. 3. Any person or persons offending
against sail ordinance, shall on conviction
before any Justice of the Peace Of the town
Of Winchester, be fined in any sum not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars
for each day such nuisance is maintained.
Passed May 9th, leGI.
L. j. HULL, Pres't.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

Section Be IL ordained by the Board
Of Trustees of the Torn Of Winchesfer,
That the limits of the corporation Of said
town be, and arc, hereby extended south
warl, so as to include all of the inlots of
Cottom's addition to said town.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

At a regular meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees of the Town of Winchester, Indiana
held on the 18th day Of May. 1867, the
above and within ordinances were re- adopt
ed and ordered TO be published.
G. SHAW, Pest.
G Il Eu.DprRy Clerk
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
[ITiSlzE lar

PINE TREE TAR.
II has a well earned notoriety for curing all
diseases Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS
Wine of Tar also possesses a healthy action
upon the stomach and bowels-reju venating the
sSs and restoring u to perfect health IL l.
very effective in curing complaints originating
from the Liver, Stomach. Bowels. fidBels, ~c'
sold by Druggists and Groccrs mt only One
poiiar j Bostie. Genuine have Wine of Tar
blown on the bottle, See small circulars nj
Druggists
oLIVoR c OCk& CO.. Proprietors.
For sale 10y IhRsH, Druggist, winche-,er,
Iud
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
No. g..

Section |. Pc il ordained by the Board
Of Trustees of the Tonn Of Winchester, That
every person who shall keep draw or ex-
press wagon for the purpose of doing gc1-
eral drawing or express business for the cit
liens OF the town, shall be required To take
out n corporation license therefor, and that
the tax for the said license shall be five dol
lars per annum, and no license shall be
issued for less period than six months; and
every person offending against the Prosis-
ions of this section. shall for each such Of
Tense, be fined not less than FIVE dollars nor
more than twenty FIVE dollars, but in no
case shall the fine be les. than the amount
required by the Clerk to be paid for sIch
license.
Passed May 9th, 1864.
Il. J. HULL, Pres't.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
s. B. BRADBURY, Clerk.
No. I.

SECTION ]. BE IL ordained By The Board
Of Trustees Of the Torn Of Winchester.
That every peru on who shall keep billiard
table for hire, shall be required TO take out
a license therefor, and that the tax tor said
license shall be ten dollars per snnum Tor
each table so kept, and no license shall be
issued for less period than six months
and every person offending against the pro-
visions of this section, shall, for each such
otfense, be fined not less than five dollars
nor more than twenty five dollars, but in
no case shall the fi.e be less than the
amount required bv the Clerk to be paid for
such license.
SIC. 2. Every person who shall keep a
nine or ten pin alley for hire, shall be re-
qaircd to take ont corporation license
therefor, and that the tax for said license
shall be ten dollars for each alley so kept.
aud no license shall be issued for moro than
twelve months nor ICES than six months
ard every person offending against the pro
visions OF this section, shall, for each such
oifcnse, he fined not less than five dollars
nor mere than twenty five dollars, but in no
case shall the fine be less than the amount
required by the Clerk to be paid for issuin.
such license.
T. ]. HULL. Pres't
;. y. BRApBURy, Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
THROAT AND LUNGS.
F!Y35 .ygAzkyzYzssz

The best way To- get rid of cough or cold Is 10
Seek Early Sure Relief.
This be- done by using
BENZOIN ELIXIR,
which l. healing. soothing aud pleasant. IL y
n tine exp.ctorant, looSens all Phlcgm, sc"ihes
al irritat,on and enables the patient 10 have
refreshing sleep at night.
N relisnes ali Bronchial Troubles. The In
sfrucfions for Group whieh accompany
epeyy bottle, hare neoer been knorn
TO fail.
Comsuptivc. will admit il il a sovereign rem
edy fer then
TRY One Bottle. Price Csc.
Por sale by & HiRsn. Druggist, Winchester,
Indiana
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

PfvE YEARS ospsrieree w the r-c ~ prair
Iiie has demonstrated tho tact IN The farmer. NJ
Randolph County that there l. nothing that pax /.
80 we'll ss thorough draining Thfs TflInr will
iasta lifetime. Ansr eve years' xpsrience, Ne
can sy That &C afu AaW making better Tile
tnan Nc have ever sci been able 10 manufacture
befofs Now IS ne Nme o. get them Al our
fastoty. vest Of tie depot
s1-s5 N4kUN. SOU eEAs & 20.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
100000 LBS. OF WOOL,

For which uc Willie prepared N ri, 'te highest
marx ct price, either IN cur celebrated
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
HOME MiDE GOODS OR CASH.

Having Increased our machinery sad added oil
the iaic,t improvements. We are prepared To- tu'
out large amount "f Goods sh,ils. equal ia
quality 10 any ever made IN this country.
We have on hand IA much larger variety of
Goods than Ne had last year. aud have also i'm
proved the qualit, so that tho
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

s. y. BRApBuRY, Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13
No. q

s. d. BR,psrsY, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
G1t Curt.
HOBOKEN RACES-SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-Seng Preminm $500 or sl ani
haf miles b. EckeTson snters knight Of st Patrick COZ Me-
Daniels eutfrs black Oily Black Slave; McDalcs
Oahlanf; Dr. j. W. Weldon enters T. SGsy VI.
SfCoND RACIPue Of 500 two mile heats fr a ages Coz
Mcdaniel. enters b. Red Dick !. NJ Blowu eucn T,coon
The first Face viii come @ a. p. NJ prcc.cy
1h trains Ee Ere Railway from foot OF Camcrs
tack for New-York az $40 D. m
Stages will oboken Tniou
direct % tho track d HAPyFN IYDNs Sscrsts,~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
STEAMBOATS, anS 2niIroaSs
FoR Ncwbnrs6, PonsiEcec.e and Fondont

I n ~ ~ - -
\ IQR Newbursh. PoueEkeepse aud Rondout
i Stl jSs '1a'I , At VIZ , M,rg-oash
~ "lli % In.s- Ilrrs aud Sat foa o., Iarasar. r. D.
49, Az, IOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO. SUS
MotSi4S53 ~ bIRSE Eiid yM2nST nA5'TELg go WHITE
hhhE4Al hhE3A PAY MtE-rte 'nioi C. yBBaaB ,s, pASiEi
WI fo1 s atsi.s r. fgT Aiary sadn Of Yoke. ,lea
Alien srd Hsimn b. f,rr1 4 i.s-s No.
we a. ig Contra rn Rerer end slrsto,a Rs fo,d vir
Si,seu aa-e q c,. iss- Ollaps s, ~ Wt
leave tiIr t s, sis arriving At A.nFea % He.--.s e
{ IEfNIRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-
rect At atoa u5et5 NJ, I. *. Z ,s : ~. o. ls en-
sas ioa ao a % hase9 sia The Ielh Vale R sd
ALLENTOWN LEE 70 THy WEST
sy hi. lin. Chicago Cincinnati
Commencing Aprl2o i557-Lcs1e Ney.Iork as olors
wn S % %5ss ssilas Masa1o1 5Sa % 4sSiA' se N''A Chunk
mwrTEnN ExPEEss Tor Esstoa Allentown Harrisburg Pits
sseo = Louis. Connects arrlqri with
Connects at Junction Win De- LacE West II + for souAsufS
i2N TiuN-Tor EasoB AieHoTn Manch Chunk. wlkesbss'
Rcaaiug Columbia Lancaster Eplat L4 P0sss ilsrsbus 1e
Chunk Reading ii.,tars P,.sfst Cmeiso a., C@enua-so
meets az Harrisburg with ioi Waspori Ere, a. Sleeping Cars
e:isp H--For Junction and iaermel.ate station.
6p lE1wESTERS FxPRESs TRAlN-Por E,.,on Areato-u
Reading harrisburg, Pittsburgh, aud tue " est
60 ftebrrc
Additional trains are run 10 Bergen Point Elizabeth. &C.
be obtained 90 tle oc o Tire Central Rail
road OF NegJcrscv foot he s n r. at No A0 House Nos
"a, 2il, $50 Broadway, aul % 30 ID Green ..chE
JOSIAH o STEARSs. Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
Il of Clomhersst Patolia Ferry: -
500 lay ksps Rochester. Dual', Salamanca pulAk
and al points West aud Sortt. go go ,.-..
GO am Train Otle and inferno iate stations
looqs EssG sa. Buffalo. salamanca DnaArA aud all
4o1 D. rn Wsy Train Rr Mliovu and intermediate stations
400 D. m Nav Express sopur no NterrF Junction Irrufrs
all stations west turner's to Port JcT Neebrsh aud War
wick
~ Nslhtster. Buffalo, fa.amA1ct
Duukrk and al points Saltt and West.
6.O0 p u War Trim lT Sur n a1d Intermediate statonS
701 Night Erpres5 daily for Eoclcsc Bu1in, hnanea,
DuArk afd ON West ami South j. l han sleeping coaches
viii uu through to Cincinnati without change
$500 ~ Lmi-raut Train, daily, iYr TIE West
Also Way Trains for Boiling Slrn- Fssac ari Faeen M ~
and q5 m y m las. 33u C.3l. aud II OGWEDNlS
DAY NIGHTS Tlcerrau y O'Clock for saiera ald ilieuuea as
sat0us
SUNDAY TRAINS m WAY Train for oi"i'e y AM
for PateIson Night ETct Tor DunAk Buffalo, loca-
uter Salamanca aud all points West aud Souhi H. M Paterson
and Pou jcrys.
Express Trains through to sa,nanca Dulik ard Bufo with
OF change Coao and IN direct connection VIII al Southern AM
Western ines
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Tickets can obtained Company oIceSo 2 BroadEav
Depot Chambcrtt NeN York aud Long pos Depot Jey
CITY. II. RIDDLE Genl Supt
Wy. Il. BARR, Gen1 Pass Agent,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
FOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

Il RARIIAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
On aud AFTER MONDAY May lJ lg7 the Lcs vii follows
from Pier No p loot Of Duanest: -
~ l:l5 m-EXPRESS PASSENGER LINE flr Ph.adelrhia'
long Branch &c. m-For Long Branch Toms River aud IN
teea,e stations touching Pier Ne Coz onyl At
4.lj
douha direct and points The road aud o. Camic aal
Atlantic Railroad Freight taken 1 rate and quick time uniform
made. EtIltNlNtt
EXPRESS PASSENGER I1NE-For New York &C.. eaves Plii
rla from vnet tu at las Prom Long Branch Tor Nssi
THE0uGH T4EE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY 81
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
orlcr or A..l.IaST r.n1rnxA.rEn .GES.sHat.

oyycR or ASSISTANT QrARTERNa asrKR' GENERAL !
No n Sr,rgsr. NEW .ioRK CITY, sept H. lt6L
CtFAIFD PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ONCE until weduy the sh inst at IA y 0Sqas Ssr nj d ss i9s
@ IL a, Fo SCHUYLER n. y. Habor, In accordance with
plans and SPECIFICATIONS this ohee Builders PROPOSING 70 o
proposals with guarantees ned by wo responsible parties Una, N % @
,h ne ,t ooi ard suAicen sutces the OF tt5 the
tho~spd dollars fr the faithful performance thereof me osa g
ysable ... II, 4, .i,.,.ion and ,lIifon 10
, a. y, ~ sbYrr and addressed TO the un1erdgned Who
will furnish all further information. ,rrr.e tVc,rIg
(Siguri) htIIN ~ " o., c",.,.t
BIT nsjor.Gsa l. D. a, Sug Ass. QalEsinss!sg uss'uL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

At n snecial meeting of the TRUSTEES of
n cerniroRs ami STOCKHOLDERS Of the ONO ASD Msss
sip ri RAILROAD COMPANY tE D held the lh instant 'he
tIlooIng resolutions unanimously adopted: Ia.
Isoref sincerely lament the death OF our irsun AM n
associate Edwin Bartlett who has been henaed WIN e of
VINO
The members Of this Board aud o several years "
officer -t... q, ,hIs trnst enitle
% tbe grateful remembrance all who have beea
- hst bi death we mourn only the loss OF an e,teern
and valued colleague but OF one who IN au 'ne 'e''' ~
sarne the highest reputation Integrity anu honor u - ,ha
IsfOiusd. That q Of these res0ui'ls
deceased aud p8o'Hs' Ia '' ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman
Il ID HAMMOND Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

- on SEw YoRE JOHN nrGIlKs. Plaintiff against wILLAMG
MALCOMsDN aud JOHN MALCONSON. DerndttNummnns FOR a
uorey Scl To the defendant iou
and required 10 e complaint IN ibis action which
she oce Of ~ Clerk o the City and Comfy Of hewl ork at
the C III % sll t ad 10 serve cory o. !oar answer 70 u
tle Sl.rrhegs heir oce No p Nast, 10 said
tacfg dar lfcr le service oh rclu
q f.l The said
pi1infir aciioH VIII take
iuuea against yo e of .cvytye thousand frr hundred
aud thrtvtuo s0o dollars with interest from the trs dy of
thDslrd eislt Lulr ai besides the costs aud
disbursement ci iLis acii1n. DATED. August T. id61
ALGERNON :. SULLIVAN. aud
THOMAS BRACKIN. Phlaf Ausrneys,
a. 4 , I'D Ns..N .Nrf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
g,nnl nrtitts.

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NEW-YQRKss PREME COURT, City and
" County ofEss W JOHN KELLY. Sheriff the tty and
Houry NeaYork agau BBNJAMIS HowLAND and Nathaniel
South caola The Bank oi South Carolina Tie Peat and Directors
crol & Pa % @ d pa, e s1 m M B FI Of a. a,s, sS@a
Reg;e R{ " IheE aud Jlnes Bancroft Amend sGamons fog
required complaint action which the
and % Vii & ' is served Spo Sa sa SSd 4d q
s copy yg, answer to he @ compliant on the subscribers a,
aay. sf the service Of MS summon. on you exclusive q he d9Ig
& sSs is1 go I SSSI ;a v PP to % 7e Court % the reA'i
silaEesw BIR6sL.E CROSBY, Pl,iatTs Attorney
SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
~ fofk-WlLLlAM H. s4LERS ssain'i L. G HSfE ~ sun nm
indah: hereby summoned nd required 70
ie Clerk Of Bs cy and County Of Ye York at tie Cy Hall in
psuS on tie ' .sers s % heP Once NambeT seyeayTo
i ne g Tsuh ven. Ia Z asl 'ns - " @
al, to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the Pr
fousand seven hundred and 6yoHe dollars and sIyur cents VIII
MSy G ~ a s , 81 hi s , & f' %r o" , @ t eo Of
OWN GRAY OWEN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the above action Sled tie Oac Of the CLERK
Angel laTsrw owES GRAY { OWN, Plsiiiifs AttorTcy.
SUPREME COURT.-HENRY FREDERICK
> ssst Henry LYMAN CHARLES A. ANDREWS and others
made u The action the eighteenth day of July 1867
TU, auction on FaID5Y the ih lay Of ooSer is at e oeocS
York through JAMES ~ MILLER auconeer the ovngdescribe
r In tie CIV of Ne~YsK on the rorherp side Of Jops street. I
busted and bounded follows ginning point the norihey
side of hundred and seertyh Q
formerly lleng thence
elstey me lot o land sold aad conveyed By Daniel
Morgan and wife O. Garrett Herring hundred feet 90 land
rrieoncirg william W Gilbert thence clsy along said lands
of said Gilbert feet anis aey belonging o said
VOORHEES, hundred feet Jone. aforesaid and thence westerly
along tle nher d o Jones twenty-five feet 20 the place Of
lesDatei 10Th 1901
RtuAHD II. BOVINE. Pld4 Atty JOIS b. HAsKIG, Referee
CUPREME COURT-Clty and County of
y NeE-l k-FRANO1S YOSE Pnif against THE TRUSTEES
or THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND or THE STATE or
FLORIDA, DceudlutsSummors fOr Money Demand Contract
To the Defendant You hereby summoned required 10 the
complaint hs action which win be hld the Office O the CLERK II
the Court o City and County Newlok the City
Hell said city and % copy TO tc SAID
p!nt on he subscribers their e Number o. DloaW NeWiOrk
Itr within twenty ts ate The service u Tbs
elusive ~ c day of such service AMI i w The said
complaint within The time aior,sl the piGf this action viii take
Judgment against m t. Of thrfy-oue thousand ige hundred
dollars. utA Interest FROM the dates 81 the maiutes of the
rAi.sory
bursemeAis Of this aciinr.-Ditct ~ August 1861.
J. r. & j. D. BROONE. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No 81 Broadway WORK
complaint 90 this action fed the Office Of tie CLERK
Nru-ink de 2th day Of A. D. 1861
J. T. j. II. BROOME. Plaintiffs Auorueys.
Au.2l lav6NW No o. Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
T,pget Station 90 New York corur Tweniyseyrts and Fourth
Entrance on TwcutT-seyeEtl-st

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For NewHaven and bridgeport. 100 900 tEL lJ l2lo
HI.), 800 OK, 145 30 aHi LOO (Er) p m.
for Milford stafford Fari,l Southport aud wespo 100 lilo
a. II. 345. 43Jp m.
al5 40 q.r so. 100 (Ert N.
Fo Darien ll..O a.. 5f5. 40, 30 p
Tor stamford 7CO eco NTl OO ll5Ja a. lA!5 (ELl 2l3 aO
(RI.) 3f5. 80 G.1). 49, 80. 63D 800 (BLl p 90. -
For and intermediate stations, 100, 800 lJO m %I'
'' wy CONNECTING TRAINS
For nosto1 via slrrs9es 9Qo a. y (I 400 (ET) goo pm
Fo Hartford AID Springfield GOO lELL Als 800 QLh ao)
For niod Poyderc and TisLka Railroad 200 Er) H. i2l5
nj, -. m . -
l2l5 800 200 p ".
For Canal Railroad y IS p. ~ n northampton
For I0usat0n.c Railroad 300 a. 9 oO
Toy kaugatuck Railroad 800 a. ~. 3 10
70 Daubury EorNalk Railroad, zoo 900 a. m 40
JAMES H. IOYT, Supt