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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-27
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Sruffee, Sorbebaltli6 Der 3uffimmuns Der
Destinations Convention an3ufunbisen.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-27
NerDofc Ropf= n. @eGd5tsfbmersen

rperben fofort rtIr bic braIltanf9e gaItrana, etn
2fanalbe SHbans aus Brailtiet, bis bort pot ieber
int 8ebraistb gepeier, geheiit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-27
FOR CONSTABLE

FOR CONSTABLE.
Ne are authorized to announce the name of
R. NJ. HAWKINS as candidate for Constable of
the Nashville District at the ensuing March
Election. febt4 I'd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-27

SISie qua BEN SncprporatipnssM rtifeIn, mel,
HYDE tirsIi1 per6ffeatlibt tpnroer, erbelt, lift bic
6ist Sbule IN cine s Isl nj pc II d t,rpie tie
bon ieBt on benaniIt rperben miro, ibergegangen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-27
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Aae 3Ise Idufen ttrrtt mad giep gcrf.
. 46Q MeAsR abae @asealsedieI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

Gin bon Gioberti %eriunbensr @ppttname
auf bic Seiutten, Der u~brtsens auf bic n,asereu,
bnr9idetnenben gatres ntbt paBt benn Husia=
bpio 1T ein bider, poblbeleibter, fetter MSn9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

y Der Sosen itanb auf BENT goric, neten
benz GafeQ geedio.
The New York herald., 1868-09-04

VNALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the ensuing fan Aed
winter requested meet he stage O' he
theatre Wednesday the 9th OF September at
O'Clock.
JOHN GILBERT,
Acting Manager
The New York herald., 1868-09-04

ITO LET-THE FIRST SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS
i the private l4l East Fortieth street Also
small Shop to et Apply to s. ROBlTsCHEK, TS Bowery.
r,O LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE l76
Eighth avenue, Of Nineteenth street. Inquire In
he
The New York herald., 1868-09-04

ITO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF EIGHT
acres situated In Weschester county, half hours
ride from the and accessible by rail boat The grounds
house. barn. fruit vegetable garden order
lease OF one or more years rent low to desirable parties
Apply to J. G. RUSHTON Broadway, Twenty-hfth
The New York herald., 1868-09-04

LII WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIL, MILD Gil
n mae thirty -four miles south of Philadelphia price $so
per grain and grass land Also improved Farms
Hundreds settling Information sent free Address u
K. Lands, Proprietor, yineland, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

A PRIVATE FAMILY-IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A
"A short distance from tho ferries win accommodate ew
gentlemen with class Board aud Lodging French
Spanish spoken Address box ~ New York Post oce, with
references, which must be unexccptionable.
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN DESIRING A GEN
i tee home In a sociabe private family be accommo
dated with pleasantly furnished Rooms fTe hot and
cold water reasonable Location, Clinton street.
First place. BROOKLYN Best references required Address
Clinton, box 1856 Brooklyn Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

changed whI, dull at % bond Mess roh qniet hui trn 2sc
l7c for Clear se, Hams dull Cured 2oG2ie Lard s4
l8tc Butter 33dJ7c. Gold, l44t, buyng - - 80,
loIgpo Seut 5-Flour dub WheatWhne Michigan. ~ ~
White wabash ~ Amber ~ o3 No spring 81 10 no 90
Corn dull No 81 O Oats are SHADE ioseft slss o, 70
57 RYE eaiy No and Michigan, 81 Je No % LaLe
Freighs less frn wheat Buffalo g. 70 Osstgo iy
u bush BarIeT shpmepts- 500 bs Flour J buSl heas
600 bush. Corn 1900 bush Oats uVo buah f INV Ou'u
Barley "a -,ze,o
Ml1vAuEE1 Sept s-Fou dul; Choice Minnesota So 3g o
Choice Wisconsin Iowa $s l2dse 81 MEDIUM % ~ S
active for No l. ard 81 80 for No Oats lI AZ 9Se o 70
Corn fn a, gsc for No Rscep-20 bbls Flour P1h %
Wheat 1000 bush Oats 5000 bush Corn shpmel-'VV O"'
Flour. 83.D0 bush Whest. / 900 busb Oats - -. c.-..u
LoUHyILLE Sept 5-TobAeoo quiet at S1d4l or Lugs 70
Leaf superfae Flour $6 73ds1 Corn, s599 oAs ,
RYE 81 asa Mess Pork so Lard Nlc bacon
l3e Clear sides I6 Sides l7ie Bulk heats-Shouders
l2ic Clear Sides l6i Whisky, free, : a. ,, ~ .
hEwORfRiN h-totton steady
sales 29 bales receipts 465 bAes Sterling EIchane odI1
NesfoTk Sight pafdi per premium Gold 1873 Shgf
nsy unthand sock Of Cuba Sugar b hands about oo
and 100 hldA Moaes neglected Flour easy supelne.
Treble krira 90 5oGsl0; CbOee el 70 Corn STEADY az @
81 r. 0ats, Csc 6m 81 90 Hay-Wesiern s2'a 20
PoTk go So Bacon dull Shonders 1871 sc CeaI haes c
Lard easy nerce i9. Keg ne .-,,-,
SAVANNAH Sept 5Coton nd nominal receipts rs bales
AoDnE sept 5cottOu quiet; sales 30 bales hddpg al -oe
receipts "a bales: exports - bales
WILMINGTON C. 5SPir TgrDeuine dali and une1anEtu
Rosin quiet saes No ~ 5od - So Tar declined 70 %
AuGuTl Ca Sept 5CoitoDharke fati sales oai Madhns
nomnaly T.ei recapts bales $500.
CHAMELEON & c. sept aCoton dnl sales Mddbgs nomf
nal At 23e receipts bales exports eosstVise Jl9 bales ,
hoSrGoNHH1 Ala Sept 5Coon-heceips ~ hs place Iof te
h week Of the bAes The damage the and Ian
. not a. great anticipated
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

pyu,p1tyul Sept s-Co,iou steady MddlIng na52e Pc
ae IN eod Sugars insc'e Cobs ieiGte Tor kel"Hg Ads,
oT dq aa ,I1, ,S IV Ohio do sasi ''s F.a , ss
Am and prices barely maintained Good AID fms d " 70 q
3? 9o st A%e' y,os T5 a. Il g. MIs Western gds 81 osa
Penusauis aud Western "See Tor soH'hrn
Pfs,'o, s Cotton very dull MdnS sole rour qu,,
t md ~achsGeei 6rme bat unchanged receipts snail
cs .eiy and ulcbsng oats aud Rye unchanged fro'"or' tn
'e cacso st -po unchanged there ~, @'ss ;S. d,T.9a
snIbS By,fa, o. 20 so Spring suls'aas % a %
wheat il H. & demand !, No S,s ssasE o H. ,. Of 20 e6s;e
e ac chsnfe a o'. m%ea5 % 1us pS, p Gff, 5. are
.sr = 2 barley large speculative sqs a. an .ass Of
2d sales i ,Iar br5 Shoulder, iii Talov qnlsi i2
fie Frcs quiet Corn 70 Bus'o 55 se'i Lave neg Sg I,
ssinf S fJu 10 $500 hu5 Corn lss % co. bash Qsi.
;e 1iys log g. SsgS'S6 g Sd. o,s w. ''' ''4 ~ '
liI91o bash Ss SS 600 bbs Wheat 2 600
sSi $500 cS %H, sGq & G'; Corn o a. s.S S
sSsc ~ NsSYos doll s1d VaSS'nSss wss,mPy'I,
and sellers apart $ sG'.s ,s - s..S ~ S sales 20 zoo bush =,
@ y No Oa,, dull aud declining sales Of le0y bush a.
~ o eaR \, ou,H, Bie nl q 500 bush Cansd.
:, sl5 Ms., Pe akin. 'o A,'H'' a. p" 0' 0'' A''
ASKING ls s Toaf 10 good demand and The nartr eAdy
sale, 100 tes ~ ~ 49, 10 Whe qaei snd loser;
c i Msul.s CAB A. " e corn Rn su '. Lea SO, soiS %
No. ~ a, go, 49, s,ie, Oos bush uDLske Cansds 81 Com
M. y = ? 3 ea e.l. ff'a r., sai.ks ik n b..,
s Lac lneSI:s ape @ .. @%, a1 Cana ESSo
"a m b WHEAT - 0si' 10 600 bush BiIe' oo" FEEL
ST. Lo5 sept ',se q9e, .1 .sAaSs'F 10 % f, n"'s9 ss T S
Ssi saef ,l. r'p. 49, Tss K,o F.ss' os sa wss
Sssyr Pine I. Cboic, RED T $50 f,ne, G % =:
IS, snsng 81 g56tl for Prime 10 tsney sre heA Ust
srm al 81 5Iasi barley euo.nt.i IS h,cSn NJ, SnehPna
sSo.,' igle C14ar RIB sides lec Gear nas' tS sugar
CarsI ism, va Lsta FRA At isI % 10
bsa wseas 1850 bash, oat' $50" bush "s 3"0 00'-
BARLEY. $500 bash . c.. ..,,... AlAding IN, Pleuf
se1St1 vbsst a.? Corn sodB3c. Osu toc LAfd sdbe
A m .cop dali shoulders Isle Clear SIDES !5ie
CI.c,SS.r 5-Flc hm and qnet Ithly -. O. D.
uyk ,s, . al s1Sz 81 % Osts hefdy o. eoe hI'
Arm AZ 81 3sdS 60 Cotton dull Al ''S i"V'''' sS ~ "
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD lOF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
over three millions dollars Of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the is inst beside
several large lots for shipment 10 Europe the price
has this day been advanced 10 par and accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds Of this loan 10 be applied TO pay
mont Of maturing obligations and not for extension
Of the road or new Improvements. The bonds viii
be first mortgage on 2S3 miles Of road, running from
St. Louis to Kansas City, and have 20 years 10 run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August. Net earnings now double
the amount required 10 meet interest account
Tor further particulars, apply to
CLARK, DODGE & Co.,
No. Il Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

,o,emap Thompson aiterward but the wsrcn o 6e
hSevered For having stolen two $2O DIE llol az No
hol I,n,pf of tenant Bridget Costello ny hailo,
ep1rry-st and eating oue.oi the same Whea h 7ombs
s,e Carroll was committed yesterday 70 t{d ~ bail
rc following named salOOn-Ecepers We're rng yiO.
a. tEe sIm of $OO euch to answer caTss % Roosevelt
lated the Excise Law: Christian ho., ~ Andrew Hay,
r. Et t;reenWich-st; James OCOnDor 10. NO.Td brown in
C6rl-tan Hauje, No lss Hestert st 70 accompany
S,n 10 an apartment in No BayeId some ne carpenter
on nretase of wishing him 70 perlC brown assaulted
Mbcn with cinh dealing him seSel eIlTresied and com
shout tlc head and face. brown W.
united 10 the IOnbs.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
RECEIpTS OF PRODUCE

a III0T T-lTT1 1HI TIll-T0Ill-
stPr s-qlG7 bush Corn AgC bush Wheat ,2'l but oai'
gu-h Pa. bl lnsh R,e Sect eco bash iat
bb. For 100 bs Corn hes 80 bsg, Corr Meal 81
,lss Cotton 2O b. Crude Turpeufu- 0l hh srus luelihf
21 bba Rou bbls Pitch a. b Tsr 90 bhs Grade Ptto
u bs rtfoieun W bbs Epbibh l3 ptgs bai',
aqtores Chees WHISKY 81 bbs kggs. 2l bhs Roe ~
~ boIe. AID Tobacco 3e4O h.s o 'ds'
Leather no pga Pork 20 ykgs Iaou y ysgA
% bb Copper i5 bales iops ~ bA Ahe' Ii' 1ae'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
pISSRNGFES IRR[TED.

From GLASGOW. sept eIn steamship Columbia > smart
Elizabeth Earc Martha p Seune Agnes >ernet J. W
A. Mgrsu1l, Rev street AMI
ldy John McDou.a Hugh Mclcaenr Jsae MeMcaee J. McAef
Incbes0n Kate Huthson. T. W oyi,
"a Marn Mrs Robert 90 Mr. Dynock D. Bremner y Danlei'
Peter Tal Bennett child Mr. Sinclair Miss Sinclan, -
TIswley Austin F4iFc0ugb, s. Ibbci Mr Matthews
Matthew'S G. Bros Eliza hsttbsNs Miss Bede; J.
Hugh Kerr Mrs Daring
Master Daring Mha Daring Master ElwIi Darling sna
infant Nr Murray Miss Lucy Benson w &
R,nne, Mrs. Nevis Miss Bsne Rev r. Mcdonald NJ "feene
Mcla-kn Miss Tenpleton Rev. IHo C.mgheH NJ
A Black Mr. Campbell and lads Miss Lindsay. Mis- Wsssr Alien
RANKIN ANN. Moron ". T. Rueeand and lady, hss of art
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
+ ONO ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leave james

= slpi IA IN w., ,.niep, except Woedsde and WHoW
IIre INV 800 m k,prts Train tot GissnfoI nopPas
pt ni's HIeis,lie and all stations hast ~ w..
p T,.In aud all stations sIeept "hS" .in
North bp rh tsins 20 Hempsead and u'eo Cove
Train Hunters Point tA Tor
Eoyth Isp knrthport ami all way siseons hS nuH
isrs Point hs'Io"~ ~ J d. BARTON supsrHisndsnt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
60 .furmtrs ana Sath,rs.
"PEDONDA GUANO >

YEDUNUA UUANU
The best and cheapest FERTILIZER introduced the United
States.
PRICE 4B PER TUg
GUANOn ns.d Anygre
upon every variety crops saec totally unprec
dented ahnndAny confirmed by ais Of is rests from
wekBowB and intelligent Maryland Virgiuia Della
and Long Island and the
this Country and bur0pe.
The price OF REDONDA GuANo the least uumporantn
these DAYS Of agricultural competition.
Pamphlets containing 81 information respecting Is
duy esats Oats Rye Root Crops
directions and certificates om M AW Whtock Mr. John
" bitock OF Mattawan John X Perihe Msnalapsn
Lngen Llbden j. Loee Bell Port Long Island
otbs,s fsn h. obtained from NJ. CREIGHTON 4
,ienerai Agents for United States Baltimore, Nd,
or JAMES DAvBTT No. 81 PeaHsi
for New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
w.. R. BIur. General Pass AseuL


II
ROADS-On and Aner MONDAY May H. lha trans .9T ~
bnr aud Troy connecting with Northern and Western trans vi" e"e
New Y0Tk A. follows m. -, So. -,
through Buffalo SUSPENSION Bridge and Saratoga WIN
cot change Of connecting At Troy with an. oI Rutland ba
sion he North Drawing ears fom New iors 70 hoct
connecting with espgea ior the West Via either NOTih OF sou
Shore line a., .r.,. .t.,l o.. al
connecting Chatham With Western Railroad Tor eosn"1
sprugs Ptt.6ed Albany with Western trains Hhd a. lo'
Nth aus Saratoga Rutland Burlington, and The NORTH %,
i.a0 m Hudson River Railroad conhssltB .
Albany sps Tor the West and at Iov With tIal "'
Bulng gon the North Dsvngroom car attached 10 'h VAN
through 10 Saratoga -, ~, ,-..t.. .,,,,,
EIpre train VIA Hudson RIVER aioau WIN rr,,
ear attached connecting at Albany with Western trans anu ~
for Montreal with Sleeping car attached
AS p Express train via Harlem Railroad oouhetns vi "a Al
With Western Railroad oT Lebanon Springs llitsaem q, ~
bAny With Western Srcprg attached Aon9
6.30p m Express Hgds River RAroa Nin haner
attached and through Buffalo aud Suspension bs attached
Also sreping evev day ef,epths IA Rome W
from Sswiork through 10 ogensbgg without East Absuy
md O.. Railroad ctioa for Troy vi" Nv
This tain Nl Sundays h e.piug ears attached.
oanusrlBr Albany early trains for bnH Sts DNinc oJa
st, at INV with tain. for Saratoga and points N''' e
Atarlrd III Ahany. - p.., Railroad from New York
IN Pougbi.ru,r and intermediate stations At g.
P.nrrfrs ne pcnebt.rpe ats W. arriving IN & =, "A
Also sonday train Harlem hAs'@ p.,r,vng leaves Miller.
Hso i,ln~ "A nller,an 9;4h p m helHi"ns
.s,,,ipg New York w.. prcsigeut
III. NAApEhDlbi,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
Gttnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLYE landing Whiesione, Byhs DooE Great neen
Sauds Point Motifs Wood On and amer hONDA
June Is the steamer ARROwSMTH Capt hntee viii leave Pec
ship River morning. OF 9lo Tor the sDo'e AhH
mgs Returning viii leave Roslyu at 3:3op m
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
THE MARKETS.

lCnsuJ reported for TaE TH.ErSs
S.rrkbAl sept .. 1867
better and active aes Of 30 bbs At - % a.
= 6I. Pearls dull and nominal ,
EONFThe sa- n Bone noted DO report ~ tbs morning should
have read . tuns q. Shin at 44l not -. printed.
BUILDING BMATERALSTbe bss been more active demand
f Bnels pdce Tenan Cement steady with lair demand
Hair uuc angd Rockiaud In fairly scvr aud tru Eastern
% demand Plaster Pans The last noted w quote
a. .L.....
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

money sFsin s,e sp far desrce Of annaoa
character operations OTder FROM e interior for nf7ruY
continue 10 arrive 10 large nabefs lille t1e ocl demand a aal
The arrivals from The Es more hbeia
sul bankers enabled With ogaI
Sti the demand rot equal 90 The snVly .u
bankers had sell exchange St1ety pfme iA"'
there D. DO tt o ~ o l1l
onsic Rates O lDiefesl were hiM ADJ e''"a'e "
!
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
finanfial.

TT'HE NEW YORK PNEUMATIC GAS COM
PANY l been organized for the msbucius and sale Of Wois
under tbt Rand Pseni, for supplying Illuminating gas
The Company psPss supply .9A, Of al sizes for d's~f'
factories hO,,ls &c.
Por particulars spp the oes Of the Company No 34s Pine 't
4 BLAND. SeereaTI.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07


Sterling Exchange is firm at quotations: London
90 days. 109 a1095 London, sight 109s 0l093 Lon
don, prime commercial, lOslGlOSl; Paris, long
BIC! d0515 Paris short, 5.13aa512l; Antwerp, 500
d51ss; Swiss 5.9Oa51s2; Hamburg, 81. G35' Am
sterdam, 4Osa402 Frankfort 4O3a40l Bremen 7ola
49, Berlin. n305Il.
Freghts to Liverpool, by steamer, 1900 bush. Corn
at 4ld ~ 60 10 $50 bales Cotton mt 53!d and 1000
bales Hay lpart by saill at 4Os British bark, 400
tuns, with Petroleum TO Havre at 6s brig TO Con
stantnope at S5c q case and brig to the Mcditer-
Ianean with Petroleum. at 6s if TO Gibraltar or IS If
TO the Adriatic
The last story about Erie is, that Commodore Van
deIht who has had $4,000 GOO or ZOO eco call in
the street has called il all in, and at the same time
Erie, which has been 80 plenty, has suddenly been
made very scarce and is harder TO get for delivery
that there is So eco of stock than when there
was but $1GOOO0OO 1t is supposed that the sudden
disappearance of the stock has something TO do with
the calling Of the loans, and that sharp movement
upward is 10 be made in the stock with the assist
ance of the present managers of the road.
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad Co
for the fourth week III August were:
Ss22s 81 1861 s3o95 % Inc. s5l33 05
The eamings of the Illinois Central Railroad
for the third week in August were:
1863 - S24,s66 1867. <14sO6 Increase. 10000
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for August were;
IsC8.. s9g2942 1867 &a9s9sJ Decrease s6oI
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and 81. Paul Rail
way Company for August
s $5l2Bl5 1867 $35OjC4 Increase. sl7 PSI
Referring 20 the progress Of the Pacific Railroad, The
san Francisco BtJicfut Of Aug. 20 says:
Parc Railroad completed point te miles east Of
Sacramento nearly Frsu,co On the 1870
Ibis beats the best w0rk done
The ruOn pacbc and promised that miles shah be laid
the pas for tl California Company
Probably e Of track beng
W companies Eight days sboni M Hs remained
n BE- bu lete cen termu Ceu and Union Pachc Eouh
miles day been laid. this dsauces reduced to te9
n
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
Cotton crop from hc Port Of New Orleans ior the

bllnH crop; o..
~ years rrau good better lu Last which vai
boz d. ending September, lao1 Mothe r
ln thc clucut year ending ~
serfber a received b3 0o1 ars Neat season
probably trrg upvaj 500 o ba.s hti average before ihe
aaI aas 0a.-s
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

Money continues in abundant supply at SAB per
ocnt Some banks report that they able 10 use all
heir funds at per cent and exceptional loans
were made at per cent. At the West the mar
ket Is reported active with constant demands for the
interior 10 the crops bat the demand is met by
uss supplies Of currency from here which az yet has
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
QOrt ddlarou's Hottie.

STATE 10 Nsw-YoRK, I
PaRT.wlRBENs OrfIcs. No % Wlhamsi
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section psi APl IL 1857 entitled 80 Act
Narrrs Oncs the Pert Of New lo 10 All pefsoa
having the subjsei natter Of ueh nqa
that the following under
ton By and that the said eianpsnoes VIZ
within this Hoer on 1o<S s'
vessels:
Steamship Mari SastsTt 10 "
Brig Amer
Brig Empress.
BTg Alaa
Herues
Schr. Alice Bandai.
kckr
ScEf. Ilgris.
MINTBoRHE ToMPhIss. PTssaesA
4 Ares
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

LOans.-- 27i 7sO12G 271s30G06 Inc. 1880
The banks show loss in reserve of 81 3Ol 424, Of
legal tender, s., 49, GOS an increase of loans Si907O
Circulation has increased $5s2sO and deposits
declined $2,4sO505. The banks still continue in a
strong condition. The following shows the cOndi-
ton of the banks as compared with the correspond
inn week LAST wear.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

fNfAHA ~ ~ y NAN"H
Novs Scotia. w., 4, ton. - 23a5 90
Nova scOils. b.. y ton. 4 Upo4 -
Gale Easl &City A. ton. 2 t0a2 70
been only moderately active, and a.
Y, prizes are again o1. cle.ing On.
5 sales Of ] .094 bales, including 800
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

OYTlCH o rHg IILINol. CKsTEAL RsLR0ip Co.,
NEw. YORK. Aug IS la68
NOTICE TO B0NDHOLDERS.-The Illinois
~ Central Railroad Company will the lat day Of octob ne
p m seven per Bonds thousand dollars each
numbered thousand and 10 four thousand 9ol to f
incuy wh twenty m added the principal thereof
their surrender m CITY Of New Yorki aBd doth hereby
name tie day of October when the pnnpalo said
bonds sha be- paid which day sad slo bonds
numbered 1901 10 1000 will cease
BY order oi the Board Of Directors. ...-,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

NOTICE. ,,o.-
~ 10 holders Of Yuba Comfy Bonds Of The sue ~ to
g. 1861 AID San FAncsco and Marfsle kasf pursuant "a an a
entitled An A. 10 provide for the liquidation an9
pavmeut the OF iuha County ADd ioT other purpose
approved Fcha H 1903 notice Is hereby en 70 AZ ne sofs OF
t the OF lbb 1901 aud The SAP Fh
eeo nnd Nsss Raoad 1880 that the several sinking
and uierest sufficient therein 90 and discharge
All of outstanding the due thereon u t
s July D. lS that the same payable ana nave ceased
10 ara. pter.s, sner aid dav - Juy A. D. 6 and vii he
p upon rreseuaou The oce ~ the Treasurer VI Tuba County an
'' -" y J r. RIDEOuT.
Treasurer ~ iuha County cal
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
NEW W-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 2s, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK:

Pssreer Station IN NewYork TKents and Pour
ave. Entrance on Twenty seyenthst
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUE Rses..... 5.lJ sun Se..... bt Moon Riac' siJ
SANDY hoos.l07 1855 Hell ls
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
IT. 7 HALHNIN "'u. y NJ NF'"E
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

!. II
II foot % Chambersst. Psvonia Ferry 49, s, ~,
Epr,s for Rochester, buiao SsaUAres bahAA
and al points West South.
1900 EyTross Mad Buro Salamanca, DauATE, and al
points West and South
9 D. m Way Tfan for Mtie.ovn and intermediate, statons
$50 = Erpross stopping only 81 Sterling Junction Turner "
and except OIod NeWbughi NsNck
Nobteomery. Uuionylls aud pon Jervs
SOC o. m Wdy TrdH, for Suaeru and intermediate stations
$50 m Nghi EJprCsi for Rochester Buffalo Saamanea puh
birk and al points South aud West
600 n m Hav Train, SuGern and intermediate stations
D. NJ Nghf E4pr,ss daily for Rochester Bufao Salamanca
Dan points West and South rs this train sleeping eoAeAes
vii run hrorgh 10 Cincinnati Without change
SEQ .. m EnigrdAi Trd,a, daily, lot the W est
WAY Rutherford Pak PasAc Aud Paterson ot
.pl s.l5 aud :tS 400 6%5 aud lloSp IN on NeiHrs
ugh. TAsateT Train aR O'clock for sufern ana nsiea"
stations
srNplY TR,iw-s.1os H. Way Train for ousylei Prom 'w
Paterson, 6.39 Might hgpress for DunkIA buHAu 80
ss.nsncs and points West and South 500 A. kmgh' Ana
W,v Train. II D M for Paterson and Port Jer,IN .,
E1prrss Trains through Salamanca Dunkr and Buhso WIN
out change Of coaches connection With all Sou'hen -nc
Wesler lines ~
Perfectly Vuta. Sleeping Coaches accompany all
cIs can be obtained the CoHpanys oneNo 2t Bosdw'y-
pep foot Of CLAmbe NeRiok, Aso Long Dock Depot JsIssy
Chy
An fntra,sd the principal suburban places on The Lane OF
he Fastern Division this Railway has een prepared and car te Oh
,sipe AZ Company free o charge by those Ns 70
t,rsonay the referred TO- With t view o.
'' H. RIDDLE, General Supl
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

TRAINS LEAVE HEW.fORK;
Eo, NseIIavsp and Bridgeport 100 600 (E) iL30
tEI3 400 IBIC as 80 $50 and 90 tEI) ~.
for ylpT stafford F'irssld' Southport aud w''PoH 100 iLa
Far yot1a S ~ 7oS % 90 i, 900 aa n aS Ok 800 FI@
= Ts+ tS Dsren ZEN 100 SSo li5o m rs 40 Sonm
~, For s'as'9f a % 20 cEgl H. 40 80 60 400 I1 D. @
For Greenwich intermediate stations 100 eco l@ no. Hs
"''' ''V ''''' u" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For % Bo,'oa via sRore line i2l CE1.y. aoO p %.
For Springfield 800 m (BI l2l@ 800 lEIl O."
Fcr Connecticut River Railroad 800 r) l2lsp to Mon.
"sa SaI Ts a D. PlorHee and FstE Railroad 1) las
For Sewi.en YepLoudon, and StOnngon Railroad 'aooAm
For ' csSai Railroad eco NJ l2I5 Northampton and VII
For H5a.stouc Railroad, 800 H., 2oop.
lOr kaugauek Rsroad &oo 1; a. ~ w ~ o5, l2s49opr
F' JAMES II. BoYT sapt
NEW-JERSEY II. R-For PHILADELPHIA,
1Igbt Via " Pha ioa.m' y For Bal, and Washing
top-s:ioa H., i3o M For South and W-s'4o NJ
FoR The wEsT-To Cincinnati ara Chieasoaioa m y NJ
one change Palace eepngears on NJ train rn hIPash 70
ss w. trains BY other y y lines, Family also
Mon and Thurs n ihrsngh 10 9 Cls1so ~hog &
cSsss eSses one ''' 6l 51'F '''' J4cKsoy
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
:. Ao1D, FOR LONG plB7asl.H,c BRANHCH,. In r,yK L.
From Pier Nn} 0, foot oi Chainhers-si
DAILY s"9diy: @ e.'g,' S P,..5s:r. at "a % on l2' a, 80 a
he favonie steamers
JESSE HOYT and NbVERslNh
p.tnrupa leave Long Branch AZ 73l A. m. and r. m.
Toms at $40 N. aud i:tD p 'n.
Arriving "a NV York at s:2O a. M and d y n,
Commua on; mon.b, +l5 50i NOS, t5li 8 NOS 80 ~
June b. 68. W = SNbDbN = 70. lsees
SOUTHSiDER of LONG ISLAND.
N-CHANGR OF TINE and sheE September J. 3 traias
vii rn a. follows: NerYork Roosevelt AID Gau' fsrrt,
of seyenb.. Wihamsburzb, al 5:J5 a. ~ $50 asl
s.s0 ~ for lp and nuiermeate stations Al t:I' p m o'
Jamaica. Returning. Isp 53 and and s'op-
Ping intermediate stations ani from Jamaica arriving NeN
loik a. $50. 1855, 9.55 a. and b.-o y. b.
and 80 b. trains . -,
r. WHITE. Superintendent