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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30
IRON AND STEFJ,

IRON AND STEEL
At the BlooI ington Hardware Store
NAILS, CUT. CLINCH & HORSE
AT the Bloomington Hardware Store
CARPENTER & FARMING TOOLS
s. the bloomington Hardware Store
CUTLERY GLASS AND PUTTY
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CHAMPION CLOTHES wRINGER
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
EyERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
at the Bloomington Hardware Store
43tf L. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30

Died. at Big Patch in the Town Smelser. Grant Co.
Wis, june 10th 1868, of of consumption, Keziah wife
Of Alonzo Billings; aged 81 years, months and 81
days.
She died the Christian dies leaning upon the arm Of
her Savior. May God comfort the bereaved husband
aud the seven children, who left destitute of q
mothers care, and cody counseIs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30
FURNITURE,
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
AT BLOOMINGTON.

The undersigned would announce TO the people OF
the surrounding country that they have just received
good supply of bard wood furniture of all descriptions
which will be sold at reasonable Manufacturing
and repairing done to order.
They also keep good assortment OF books station
cry and yankee notions, candies and cigars at their
store near the grist MILL THOMAS HARGER.
bloomington, Feb I'D 1868. 38m6s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30
DEATHS

Re Poetry attending notices of death charged f
rate OF cents per line
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30

GoDEYs LADY's Book FOR july
This we'll known and popular ladies
magazine continues 10 overflow
with new attractions IL the shape OF
line steel engravings, pattern and
fashion plates. The literary contents
are unusually interesting and enter
tanning making 1t one of the most
attractive magazines for the home.
Terms $500. Address, H. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
LADY's FRIEND FOR july The
july number of this favorite maya
zine opens with beautiful engrav>
ing Of Abraham and Hager. The
double fashion plate and the variety
of other fashions cannot tail TO please
the ladies. The literary matter is of
it's usual excellence. Address, Dea>
con l. Peterson, 319 Walnut St. Phil.
adelphia, AT $3.50 a year (Which in
cludes large steel engraving)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

all of late styles and of home and make all offer
cd at the lowest prices and all work warranted TO fit
sale. Cutting done to orde-
Lancaster. Dec lS. 1SoG.-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-30

TO OWNERS OF SToCK AT BLOOMS
INdToN.-See notice Of Freeholders
OF Town OF Bloomington concerning
the running at large Of cattle, horses,
hogs, &c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14
From the Brandou Republican.
THOUGHTS.
&2s tyf&whss rFT57, ,.igIr.t es.
BT MRS. vfAsIHIA FEASrz

ri MRS. VIRGINIA FEANrE.
[Suggsutsd By reading those beautiful lines
by J. A. signaigO, entitled Days ofVhiidhOOd,'
Al / read those sweet lines on Iifsp rouiest
hours,
How my heart wandered back through the
sunshine and flow W'rsj
Nsmry folded away the long curtain Of years,
frightened pvst VIII pleasures aud blOttsd
with tears.
And | stood where the future seemed broad,
bright and fair,
And the past was too small for thought or q
Bdt Why lingsr 70 gaze On shs rscsdihs shors7
Fer the great ship Of time will return never
More.
.gNgE8T a3 IA g8 90
Yes, tbs innocent dsyIof our childhood were
bright,
When tks heart vors a garland Of love and
delight .G.
When we warbled and blOOmsd with tho birds
I. and ths flo3'rs, FilFfJ TB NIEJFs
Ard he seemed but : season Of suasAiHy
hourG. -
Bat why muse on tn. happy hsart.thfillings
Of yors2 1sgFS
For those dear mother days will return never
Then siiii 5lsiti siA.t tss gems sflias glorious
And adorn with their iuuirs Futarisy's brow.
Oh ths sweet days oI childhood are happy
But ths future "a me i sksld Ii dsiight--
Broad and boundlegs in beauty the valleys
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hses5a good woman, devotinghsl life q the
comfort of her child hayo long forgiven
her for her cruel language I synpathize with
herin hor raorrow toF | know I'D vell what
she hss lost. 6t, ,s,
Maynr diadi soon after We lsit school died
underwriting her 4 letter. beseeehing renew,
Al Of their engagement The letter and notiea
of het death were sent to bet 1t thesame time.
We grieyed for his loss, for such i man Il
rarely met Now, Adele, darling, You have
the full story. I am rot happy yet not ~
unhappy as | seem at times. II il only ths
impress u the past that had tn 4 aeyer Ri
moving shadow, butt Il i Id all,and over ali, /
loye and feel and live The sacrifice upon Inc
altar IF duty fully rePqys ne in consciepce
Ny hands are washed clean Of my sisters an,
happin9ss. After that fatal night | never threw
an obstacle I'D her way4lsaIways endeavoFing
oplate RodOlph inis favorable light 70 onF
parents II has all been for the best have
had strength to bear my sorrow and the loss
81 my first love. God has given my sister.
grace % sustain her IN her depths of woe. Her
iloss il greater than mine and deeply feel foT.
.hsrand labor 70 alleviate The pangs u trial
,and despair which sometimes would engulf
her. 's ssss .l2 Ea ai
Thus closed the confidence. The hour had
unaRares grown 30 late, and.a few words Of
kind sympathy and'a hurried embrace were
exchanged between the two friends, We
stood for a moment Watching their retreating
forms, and musing upon the story we had
heard WHY'S Il that tAe haPpiness Of one
must 50 often Be obtained a. the sacrifice q
anotheF's2 Yetil isso And memory now
brings to view many instances of one gener.
Gus heart bOSing tothe yoke d seryitede lor
the good Il another u Is the goodimmortal
sramplifyng the infinite in Bis soul. Giving
forth sot The world 4 portion Of that Divine
aalatus which every one possesses in . more
of less degree. s.S u 6e
IL 3
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

q Il -
However aet thspars of sAalaa aud
receive her husbands caresaes uns
known To him. The joke was too
good, however, 70 keep; the lady who
was te assist Ii ths carrying out 81
the aIabgements WIS cohpelled off
course, to confde the secret, and "
informed her husband, ana III, very
ipnocently of course, Informed gkst
proposed victim and measures were
At once taken u not 0hlg khwart bat
punish the sBspeeting wile Tlie y
night arrived f0r gha iIia The Wife
entered, solitary and alone ire private
room, aud seating herself, Walled pa
tiently forthe time To como which
should prove beyond the shadow of
doubt, she perfdy Of her husband
At last The knob was heard to turn
easily, the door TO open, and she vas
soon clasped ii the arms of the ~
cTeant one; kisses IL torrents wore n
showered upon her lips, and words of
soft endearmeHt poured into her list-s
ening ears. Suddenly the door opened
and there, with light il band, stood
the husband surrounded by gumerous
friends, while Inc wife was found ih
the arms Of man well known toe
both parties, The poor wife was
dumb founded, tears flowed freely,
amid pr0tostati0na 3l 4H6eafNn a,sI %
Il full confession 81 khanlot the hns-
band retirea tle lattoF avowine that
she never would again suspect, 81 be
Jealous Of her husband.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14
gi.l SsTs Es4s. !


With arms aHectionatsly swinsd around
each other, and hands warmly claspsd sat
Adelaide Mariag and Norma Clylal, Tho aa-
tamn twilight was gathering fast and the
moon reflected soIl shadows over the sad faces
Of these two girlish forms. Opposite IN perso.
nal and character It had always been 4 mys.
tsFy to the curious how 10 devoted 40 attach
msns grew audripenedi into an imperishable
friendship between the two. That such was
Me fact theintorehange of confidence u which
No bsealns sn usiutentional listener, on Chat
qpet evening, wasa sufficient proof Destiny
has csst ( vel over those lives, and No now
feel 20 hedtancy il trenscribing page 90 fnll
Oftruth ID tho liEelqf one of them.
Norma. notwithstanding your gayety there
seems ever % he q shadow lowering over You
Ihayo gazed in wonder At your animated
face snd listened 70 tie fow of l6hgdags from
Jonr lips, until ~ forced q acknowledgt
you are contradictory sslf Alone with me
there is always acloua upoa your face. Is /
thaspiritfs shadow Why isit2 You ar
young. aniable, and talented rhssa its }
melancholy suit notweIl ono 50 gifted. wa,
tasA they, darlingG
Thus gently spoke The lovely Adele, Will
looking into Tho trusted eyes raised u hei
own, a deep CLEAN oS anguish rose frou
,Narr8 afa IA. IAN A X -.S.tf X = al II q ~ ~.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

&196 H4fe DHSPott8 .ftttt 9g{ tltft(tetttH
She sets q Trap for Him and gets
Her Foot In lks
From the Cleveland Paihdsaier
Iuawell known boarding house.
not a thousand miles from tie public
square, there resides, among other
boarders, ! gentleman and his wife,
who have been united il the bonds Of
matrimony something over i year.
OF course when the silken knot was
FIRST tied, he was al her own; each
smile that mantled his manly face
was for her alone; she, Of al the.
world, was The sole recipient Of his
many fond endearments, and each
tender word, as It fell from his lips.
was for her only; but latterly the wife
has noticed that other ladies Of the
house we're receiving attentions from
her hege lord, and with her suspi-
cions once aroused, she magnifed
every aetof Kindness toward another
member Of the petticoas brigade aa
downright infdelity and violation
of his solemn promise I'd love, hou0r
and cherish her. She watched him
closely but failed to discover any
marked infdelity and day byday she
letttho narrowing thought that Be
was false to her, prey upon her mind.
AT last, unable 70 bear her burden
Ealone, she confded her suspicious ID
1 lady friend, and they together con.
cocted 1 scheme % trg the virtue q
the supposed recreant husband An
arrangement was made BY which ho
was to be informed that lady whom
he knew would ID glad to meet him
privately ID one Of the rooms Of The
lhouse, and that there in The secret
recessea Of the private apartment they
might reYel il Tie Joys Of love tor
scented not with Che presence Of any
lone save their own souls. The plan
1 was settled upon that the wife should
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

THE Democratic Convention sc
Connecticut met q New Haven 81
10th ult., and Tenominated tie State
ticket Of last year, headed BY Gov.
English.
Resolutions we're adopted condemn
ing Congress as a revolutionary body
for refusing to allow representation to
the South, for usnrping The authority
of the Exesptiye and planning to rob
the judiciary Of its powers, and for
placing 4 portion Of the States under
military despotism; urging tie rednc+
tionof taxes and pr0teetion 81 the
rights of naturalized citizens; opposed
TO negro suffrage ! sustaining thB
presidentin bis getees and protesting
againstthe iIlegality oFa dismembesod
Congress, etc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14
NOTIFIES ora KE.


Why seek for line cf sentiment
To place above her clay
There is no marble white enough
Her virtues to display
There Il no Language strong enough,
Our sorrow 70 portray -
Bat the sacred name Of Mother
Says all That words can say IN 4
Aud is the fullest tribute
That loving hearts can pay.
Then carve Spon the tablet
That marks her place Of rest
The word We learned to utter
Al hung upon her breast
And in that supple utterance
Our fondoSt love expressed
For the bsllowed name OF Mother
Tous was truly blessed.
Then carve in living lsttsrl
The name We loved the lest.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

= v
THE Pubic MlND. I'd single
brief paragraph, tho veteran editor oF
the Louisville Joaraal, thus eloquent.
u and beautifully describes the cons
dition Of The public minds
The national mind i now heayinr
and weltering like d stormy sea. The
The ship Of state IS running wild Be-
fore the tempest, and the lightning
flashes reveal at q short distance 81
fore heF, ) bleak and Tocbs bound
coast covered With wrecks and desc
lation God help her il her fearful
peril She groans III all her timbers
as il with . presentiment ol her late.
And her groan II lie the vail &c 4
lost spirit sounding upon tie winds.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

AA9 fViNt cSGAe 70 DC We'll
made;
Il Is understood that Gen. Geo. Ell.
Thomas declined the rank Of Lieut..
General BY breyet. II is settled
point that 4 brevet can only be de.
clined because tie recipient knows
himself 10 be unworthy, or because
the source from which The distinction
emenates, is discfeditable. Military
rank and honor in the United States
service, come from the President aud
the Senate. The source cannot Be
discreditabIe, no matter how bad AZ Z
individual holds the Presidency, or
how dirty set Of radicals rule the
Senate. Gen Thomas must therefore
have declined the bfeyet rank Fronils
sense of hislsown aaworthinoss--a
Point the public now and history win
not dispute about. ss aIa 4sii
ThsMobilc Register referring %
the telegraphic Communication Of
Gen, Thomas, to old Ben Wade, de-
clining the Breyet, on the ground
that "ny services since the war, a.
not merit 50 high q compliment, hits
MAJ, Gen. George the following
straight cut blow. fhe Register
says $3.50
Gen. Thomas undertakes his own
services since Che war. Was II not
be that closed the doors Of tile Kpis
eopal clutches ii Alabama f5F four
or FIVE months from excessive zeal ii
behalf Of the honor Of Andrew
JohpsOn-that very commandor-in-
chief whose, authority he is now
aeutiDg and attempting to satifizag.,
| h a----------- l,-szl----si@-4s- af aafF
We ARE DELeHTED. The pole
cats, dogs, asses and hyenas, asssm-
bled in the State House at Jackson.
on Wednesday last, passed resola
ton rendering Che services of 50,0C0
men from the State Of Mississippi IA
nphold Congress in their unholY ef-s
forts to impeaeh Andy johnson. No
are delighted to hear Il, aud sincerely
/ hope they win allssa to Washines
ton before tie end Of the eHesk, d &
least before the next eleetioB. The
! poor devils arc hard up for rations,
land having been successful ia stealinr
/ spoons, watches, sle., ID che lass val,
They have IN ideathat they oaa asaks
i pay pretty veil nov Cot - your
carpet bagsat once NE can get along.
tolerably well without you. In fact.
i've sfe anxious 10 gst rid of you,
because we believe You are ] SCI 81
unmitigst sceundFals, Who ha4e
come hero for the purpose of plander.
Tiere viii Be % objection to your
departureno tears shed by any ono
except the keel, ,eEs Of negro boarding
houses, washer Nc uien, ana your coli
cfed smeethearts. Goodsbye, white.
Aced, straightshairea blsukshearted
and thipsli2ped niggeFs. LET e hear
from You when you get through with
shatlittle job of deposing lgele An
dy, aud placing that oId rspsobate
Ben. Wade, d the ] Presidential hair.
Braadon RepRblicaa.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14

WHY Brewers ARE DECLINED.
The Natches 66Arier has tIla follow
ing. The point seems g b well
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-03-14
Marrow Escape of ! Husband.

HIS Wife Suspects Him Of Ialidelits
She Sets q Trap for Him and gels
Her Foot n u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
THE TURF.


AT SUFFOLK PARK, PHILADELPHIA,
under the auspices Of the Philadelphia Driving Park Assoca
Entries sIcs.d ssd 1s e % feloTn;m ,ss ,
PREMIUM &200l-$l,sO0 to first horse, $500 second
and $soo 70 third horse Mile heats in har
ness Free Tor all horses except Lady Thorn Lucy and
": l. Simmons enters br. s. Geo. Wilkes.
Hiram w. Howe enters b. m. American Girl.
Budd Doble enters b. m: Goldsmith Maid.
scoSp Sss'S fp'sls pH9%sDS1EspAY hSs1 sEprEMBERa
s @ I Sse9 ss o If naf
harness. for horses that beat S4 prior to LIST july
Hiram W. Howe enters spotted e. Giraffe
J. Turner enters g. g. Harry D.
cGaa sn,s, Prince Name.
James Ward enters br. m. Lady Guilford.
N. K0den enters b. 6. syy,9n sy9n Perry Ferry
SECOND PREMIUM to r.t horse 800 to second
ss , 9rS mile s IN
II slifer tiers G. 6. Prince.
Johnson sssss ens EASTERN shos Mare
F. Wagner enters b. M Kate Mann
r. p. stet,on enters &, m. Lady Lightfoot
+. X. Conklin enters b. q. II. Clay.
George sommers enters DIX. br horse No Name.
o0l0nfI IiissS s1s sf1 sErrnMnEs
horse mile heats best in s, in harness; free for ALL
Budd Doble enters b. m. Lucy.
Dan rf'6I FeURfH fefI' sEprEMBER
PaEMIuM S SoMFor double teams 7oS to frs. team sso W
10 second team $loo to third team mile heats best three IN
Budd Doble enters b. m. Goldsmith Maid and mate.
JAS Ward enters br. m. Lady Guiford and mate.
r. d. Stetson enters b. M Gazele and 9. 6. Harry d.
Roden enters b. g. Myron Perry and j. j. Bradley
mare Flora Temple and foa will be at the park during the
Cars Win leave the Baltimore depot IL A. NJ, 80 and
Tickets be had Continental HOTEL arard House and
Trottng will commence at O'Clock punctually.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,
dOR5E5e OAfLTIIAVdES1 W.
49,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
N HORSE AUCTION MART,
RrGI1f.AR SAFES EVERY TiTESnhV AND FRITZ
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER /. AT 10 N,CINCK.

1nirteentn street,
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J, AT 12 O'CLOCK
to dsnose 70 phas nny
horse ne will find 1t to their advantage to give CALL
Our dealings are almost win @ ahs he
straightforward principles which honorable
pie in other branches OF trade. .-..
We give the purchaser of every horse that Ia warranted
Our down office at 80 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Once where register kept OF Horses Carrages
private and public sales Liberal advances made on every
'AA's N 'n' CATALoGUE OF To,DAYs SALE.
Gray Messenger Horse "a hands years sna and and rus
mnutes warranted sound, kind and true together with
top road Wagon city built nearly new; set single Har-
-Four elegant top and top Wagons, in complete ORDER
best makers. r
bay Horses, l5 hands, and years. kind in har
ness excellent under sadde free from vice. good travellers
Top pony Phaeton and one tea Wagon, complete order
with platform springs suitable for tea tobacco light pack
Geneman's Road Turnout comprising
Elegant bay Mare, out of Messenger mare, by Hambe
tonan horse, with long tail and 15A hands
kind harness. free from vice, stysh otted
in 1857, troed two weeks ago the Fashion
track, with two in the in 30 warranted sound,
kind and true; together with no top wagon sets Har'
Bay Mare hands, eyeas kind harness. from vice.
o . ea M nay
Wagon and set Of Harness.
Bright bay Morgan Mare sired by the old Morgan horse
true in all harness and under free from vice tros
sssSer With no TOP seat wagon
vsr gray s free ksa
close minutes; very fine Style lady child drive
Bay Horse ls hands, years. Kind harness;
ro In ara s q win
Hotel Coach in good order.
and no ssp w.sGT single and
poue n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS..


IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
Travellers usi ting Europe should provide themselves with
Harers Handbook by W. Pembroke Fetrdgs price 81 IQ
This iste only complete guldebook OF Europe
published n tie English language, which s made entirely
new every year.
Harpers Phrase Book or Handbook OF Travel Talk, for
e use Of travellers aud schools, in English, German,
lench Italian ". Pembroke Fe,ridge price ~ 60
Hk9PEN BRoThERs papusbers For sale by sp BOOK
sesus
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
nFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
Then ais for Europe WI be despatched from his Office
noon and at stations and y, IL 40 c. and ID, IL 25;
and y, II 10, and g, mt III O'Clock A. NJ.
Also on wednesday, notice of the hour Of closing which
viii he posted at general oce and the stations
day 4, n, JAMES KELLY, L NJ.
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EUROPE.

NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-GRAkD HOTEL. X, r. ~. =
IN de la Petite Moskaia, ST. Peersbug es,ao r.,
ment situated In the centre OF the city aud on ioo'h
with the European hotels, offers evcy comor 20 rve
TestAurani
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SPORTJNG-DOGs, 4

SPORTJNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng birds, at B. DOVEYS, Nos. and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infa-
ble Mango Cure and Flea Externnator 76c Buters new
work, $2 Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

I ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRoY.-oNLy 81 50
~ The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTI-
CUT leave pier A. north Of Spring street. at and foot Of
Thyfourh street at ~ O'Clock p NJ evening" saur
excepted connecting with rail West and NorD
Sunday S2 Returning leave Troy At and Albany ssR
HIste ippms Saenrea n palca w HeN street.
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PERSONAL.

ANYINFoRMATIoN OF WILLIAM wADpELLa, a,S OF boxn Mns
"A three sisters Sarah Jane Mary who Sr county
parsh Of Newry Ireland In ls59-when last heard from
they In Leavenworh, Kansawl De i.
oeived by their sister, Matilda Waddeu, ~ %, fns'
Leavenworth papers please copy.
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FINANCIAL.

INTEREST FROM THE lsT OF SEPTEMBER ON MONEY
deposited before September l; per cent free OF
tax ON SO To- $4,000. Dime Savings Bank, Nos and
broadway, Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Western trains, leave New York Hudson River Rail-
road Thirteth street and Tenth avenue, A. NJ
s4b 80 and !! r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue at III A. NJ and 445P NJ
The $50 p N. train via Hudson River win run on Sun.
days.
Sleeping cars attached TO 8 80 ana II r. NJ trains
Drawing room cars attached TO and IL 30 A. NJ and s5
70 "' WILLIAM II. vANDERBILr. Vice President.
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PIOPOSAI.A

RIO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received urv wednes-
Sav sentenber " for the graduation and masonry
tbst norton of tbe South Pacific Railroad. IN The state Of
Missouri the present terminus of Lhue iney and
roin hfy miles southwest OF saii 'efmu the work 70 be
Contracted for eecons according the x OF the Chief
Tnainrer work 10 be commenced forthwith and payments to
be made monthly in cash.
The company tie right 70 reject any nd Al bids
Proposals TO be directed to Andrew Peeei IN, hansgng
pirecor al the Office the company a tie tOrncr OF 18th
and Walnut streets ST. LOUIS Mo, Where all zones WI bo
exhibited and information given by t. hchisssck, che' Eli
rinoer, or c. b. Fisk, Vice fresilen ,vr, r. ,.,,on,
BoeroS August q, 1868
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

I1ARE % CENTs.-AFTERNooN BOAT FOR YoNxERs
Hastings, Irvington, Nyack Sing Sing and Hsversaw
The steamer THOMAS COLLYFR leaves the pier foot of
street every afternoon at 1905 Thirty street
1855 sundays excepted) Returning leaves Haversraw
evcrv morning at 64b landing at Sing Sing 10; Nyack
5.<5 Irvngon 81 Hastings, S:l5 Yonkers arriving
In New York, 9S0 Fare to Nyack 20 cents; Yonkers