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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01

devil than all other things combned?" This is patent
to all who ifdel enough to think Probably it is
better that should not all think at once It
might be highly dangerous They might drive the Eng
sh out of Ireland with their accessories of famine and
ignorance and poorhouses and establish home govern
ment where it would not be violation of divine law
to eat enough and live at home vrtuously instead of
spreading the empire of hell abroad as so many of
our fallen people doing according to the language of
Father Vaughan.
We defy those traducers of ours to point out a
single word in our columns against true religion. We
desire to country free and prosperous and
saved from exterminaton and whoever helps the
English Government to blot nation out of existence,
be he cardinal bishop priest, anything else will
challenge him the spot. On the other hand, when
we find such men as John Macale of Tuam who stands
high and alone among the Irish hierarchy the grand
representatives. nationality and religion fighting among
his people like the priests of DID, we are by his side
his enemies are our enemies and his friends are our
friends" We want to destroy nothing. We want to
build up nation out of her ruins Surely it does not
require rags and poverty to be the associates of reg
ion Build up nation, the people, and then
are satisfied. After that, let there be church at
every crossroad in Ireland-aso schoolhouse-we will
pray long and loud the best. Until then, we
advise such men the Rev. Mr.. Finnucane to turn
their attention that way. He processes to love Ire
land but afraid he qualities his love too much.
Now in for Ireland plain, without any quafca-
tons. We place country and our race before every
thing. If others choose to make them "play third
fiddle" we will not quarrel with them. We believe
that the highest manner of serving God is through
ones country; and that the who stands idly by
while his native land is going to destruction and her
people melting from the face of the earth cannot
be Christian though he had all the front pews
id America and smashed in his breast bone with pous
thumps
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01

10 III
Sa s s % d and Sef Rf
F hn a6 H!nns e1 af o
& n Bs PfGnk2s u
ters from Supposed throw
Most an Re GrhBb6 SofF& Purcell
pend.nce A Ra thi
I ss ike
h s no a6P5
sSs5S lE,HH%sn
first a5 M
s ssS e95hSS 1t
o '4 actions her children She what
1S s Ps
@sy get very indignant they their dqoEs Of
hn they
for h ON our e %o@ S S %
5 o Guild he e Sou 6ey dsant @ S
Now, before commencing on general principles, we
will take three assertions from this furious and fiery
Illumination" 1. "What think you of paper that
denomnates the Venerable Cardinal Cullen by the most
vulgar and insulting epithet of cw?' 2. "And the
worthy Bishop of Philadelphia mean creature, prow
ing around the streets of the Quaker city@ B. In
ne what think you of paper that FORCES letters from
supposed Cincinnati correspondents in order to throw
vulgar and unmeasured oboquy upon the unsulied char
acters of the Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell, and his
Very Reverend and estimabe brother"
Now, to all these three charges we answer they are
false IN every particular! We never used the word
GU, in speaking of Cardinal Cullen The word is too
insignificant to express hatred and contempt for the
political treachery of the Cardinal to the OF Ire
land We may have called him traitor, or such
expressive title for indeed we not particular
are we now, what we called the who has sold his
country as far as he sell it, to the English Govern
ment
The name of Bishop Wood, any reference to him,
has never been mentioned in our columns whatever Of
the Bishop, as haer of Irish nationality, have our
opinion and will express it whenever necessary But
so far his name has never been introduced into
columns.
The "forging of Cincinnati letters" is good enough
to tell Mr. Fnnucanes congregation, perhaps but the
thing is too shallow to stand investigation We received
the paper containing the letter. and gave the date, SO
that the Rev. Mr. Fnnucane could have read it himself
if he wished to speak from the card Now will this
gentleman retract from Gods altar the untruths which
he sent forth against us Not likely Men careless of
sandering and njurng their neghbors careless of
repairing wrong
We plead guilty to the accusation of proclamsing the
right Of hismen to think and act for themselves in mat
tiers concerning terrestrial affairs We know that this
is the head and front of our offending" but we are will
ing to meet the denuncations of all the affairs in Christ
endom this issue It is the darling wish of
existence to behold the day when Irshmen will think
and act for themselves. Until that day dawns, though
the Irish armed copapie, and every hut in the
land an armory, and thousand Fenan Brotherhoods
and Irish Revolutionary Brotherhoods and Repeaers
and TenantRighters Haunted their banners in the face
Of day. and shook the solid earth with their promising
tramp, Ireland aoW neuer be free How it be free
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r,5 TubliU!.crs.
rVHE GREAT BOOK FOR 1868.
GEN. GRANTS LIFE.

Pt tn,p aI sooner or ia.er r ovh appesr and re-
story ret had long 10 va r tie cork
hose s vs have Ao'e st and ascsTaH 10 d.
sr3.- rs Wsshirsiop Chrouice
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Gorporatioa Toii,ts.

CORPORATION N0TlCE.--PUBLIC no
~ TlCE hereby g to the owner o~ter occupant,
pau Of Al Houses ud Lo improved unnpovcd Laoi. AFFECTED
lodi tue ae Of the board Il Aeor' r examination By all
i,-Fr bnLng ,ew o. Ia lot between s and 6.haveane.
2Fo paving ~h blocks I9lh street. fOm 1aVenge 70 tho
3-For paving T street, "a to veuue With block,
AbFo pavus With 'i"ae borss 4ths'eane fo sh IL tdcet
6thPo hudson street from Canal to sthaenae with stone
7th-Fo paving With SooOs Pavement Pen.ee, from Wall to
s rega.os sdug 9th from 81 to ,ths,nu.
Little spd 9Th avenue
Js and ws., 3h streets and In HaoBrees between Perry and
embraced nesae an the several houses
i~Dos J5 street s,Ss,sSus also the
eser ,ds efe'sASssos bet" eco ist and l?tS,'Issl'
oi,n' 81 bali the eesi on TIE lhisr.sd ~ s'ennts
halt We block on ,he nier.ee,ing avenue.
sBo.h side. ef o Jts 20 4asest to tie extent
sBoih sides svena streets 10 the extent Of
t.lt The bsel either way on the 1erses!ns street. 49,
III. eI,snt fhf,hs bloch the esreins also the worth
Krssiel ..o both sides Of Ko@ Bsifori 70 Gresnsles
both Of street o Bedford TO ulson street also both
side. Of the n,ereetng between Christopher and Bank
Inc u, oa Breser Greenwich streets also both side. Of ws.,
18th and Jane streets from 81 To street, also both
sds' Hor G'ueroo aud West 2h aud West lJh streets nom
7-oih from Be.im,D,trssts to the
sS-Bo,S d.. fs,,ifs o% 81 70 .,snas. 70 the ,ru. Of
s~BoiS .Is. q Ws.iisst and b,,nu. from o.n..,oo to
West so both sides Of Little West 18th
s . s ds SS ea f I 11" ws 18th
All persons whose Interests Affected by the psme Assess
prs.ri ,I. osou. IN writing % JAcoBP oGKIEf Chairman
q The Bc o. A'e.sor ard oae o. ls nndsrsns their oaes
JACOB v OAKLEY
Johs D, orTlwELt, Board Of A..,.ors
oyor, Bo,sp Asss.os New Court House December a. 1907
rax1
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saI,s bu Suttion.
SCRANTON COAL,
60 1a,burt il rr1u ContrrI.

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7 ANDsCAPE GARDENING and FAKM
II DgAN-CIlAgLEs r. kGiit,: Seneer ana r,ss'.N IN
.ni.r-r iuH-r. P. sang Iss n y prepared 20 mae Az
kd sue,s pam t"poer'phir, has sth Protr, n 70
L., o Caustr faks tcmstrnrs kc. 6c hs seiN hst"a
iii r,v,u subject " Land DanAs' s''r
,r,te Tat i.ch ""ss''e
k,rso.-Mr soon aoLh,on Agreu.tIl bGtor y l. Lnnsnc
HOUSE OF RECEPTION, Mariners liar
~ III. u,r nf Tor oh,ns Hni Hslo hans ~"
h. hid on IISD ~ The Janaary iSt ~ ~ oecs ~ "
AT Barisse Sew lttlLtcu
VIC '''-'" " ~ EIIZABBIH WINTHROP. secesr'.
NOTICE.-Tt is deemed proper to give p'ibiiIc
hsiiI Ntitep
- % a,r ORPHANS and ilsfOulsns" snl ihs si blsi
,.. y, MON. ecu tue & G To~ns"H hr e"nn'e n N.in
in.,atr hny, b-en long uwe past dlss',r shhsr
ss, ,J onat o. VII baHlfly tryr b, ls 's;'e,,' OF %
a. III .,s ~ t,. r.tntuu Mrs Il. H. ~ Lar iist h''
80 Il ri.ee Ew rghtoh l. Nrs NAsi a. ~ "Vy e "' o.,
Irret,.., .nd Treasurer Hev.Bdeltn ~.
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a. c. rsce,, M. rdea so A. Easl fsent f'sef"'sI' ~ l.
r.. ---e 49, e-s
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Cisan S.rantIs.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ q PuSlTION TO HUsoiOir ,,
THROUGH LINE TO CALlfORN
VIA PANAMA uR NICARAGUA. -
III ,br ues atd ,pLfdd Ssa4sh from NeNl"rh rom
p, ~ ~ Sor River wsruL At Ro'a, 81 L""sf Rates 'aAs
Wy suy Liur.
E,r p.,.ase or Freight, boti Roge. a. follows:
VIA PANAMA. . =,
JANUARY IG9-Seamhp AaAOO, connecting Ni'n s"amsnp
ANtLICA ,,, ,~p, ...u,.,-,x
with Z .rship NEVADA. .,L r,..
FB4iAti H. 6sstea,hip DAKOTA, connecting With sse'a
ship h.B.AShA , ,.,c.n.rr,
1855 assliD BAN F"AStlSOO e"'Hee"nz WIN
PBETARY Is ~ 'enp SAN FRANCISCO. sounee''ns 'hh
st.s mship NOS : TAYLOR a., -, -. ...,,
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nntitts cf gankrupttr.


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i siATFs for the SOUTHERN DlsrEtT Of SkWi.RN.I
Ia Nh, mstter " LANCASTER UNDhLHILi, oi te nI1
LOCKwOOD BEOrIEaS rNDEklliLl snd tue ssd bne
LOCKWOOD BkOrhkRS UNDERlIlL! bass, p,sS' ES ~
DISTRICT OF NEwYORK. Al tue tiy 81 NeS. York he I'm
d,r of september, A. p l67-To WHOM ~ NAi 'oNyikN .bs
upi.r,ned hereby gives ~ h sprnu n . is'hs We
,,taf. of ~ LpCkNOOp BRD1 bus tHpE ID. oihs
CIV "fNrwlsrk anu ate ~ HeN- OH ava
,ist@ of each .f mcmhrr II said frn tI
LANCASTER uNbkRilLL of EsFl e,,sr ~ hr neua o. Wrs
chester IN Se Il New ELkiEh > ~ nv VVp n h,,
Klseo Wesiol touay. NeWiort sud pAti ID ~ hNoD
and ALEXaNDiK LOGNWOOD p the said I VI New NiHu
d n,,ct ' ho have hem aGei Bstkrpts The Petition
~ 49,, a. u N ,.GI Di,trt JOIN sEDGNiCK Assignee,
U2D Isw3NF NJ iJ' bf.1n~a. NeN.I"h N"'.-
IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
Il STATES l.t the SOUTHERN DISTRICT 81 NhW.iukk-ln
~ JoN T. TIloJpSijY JOHN FISH r. and THOMAS
FERRIs-Is DAsKErPTcr-Sosth'Tn I'.rsi 81 heN- ors a.
Al r itr of Nrv-lprk the lh dsy ~ berhief A. u LOO"
TOWuOM 1T MAY G, NCELN: 1h- nders!nr eiey y'r n
b. sp,npnenl gnrs NJ JOHN G. 1HohISoN AMI JOIN :"
- lie II, .f N.x Y.r. IN CaaHy of Nrviok, all
STATE n yrviak THOMAS FERRIS of Sl"un ktu leo IL he
10 ny Of Of Ses York ~ibin sail rr
h,,n sdj hAnkpts, h'r 9@n pu,"n ~ we ~
trri C.ur of said District JilhN SFD"n u ~,
DO laNJwF NJ" lJI broab"p, ny.
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U,oSing GarSs, &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELL' SONS, No. l04 Full
...t-wkDDiha CARDS Aad FhE sTAri0SRRT lKs.as
hsAs1 nial
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Itusital Snstrumruts.

rI'HE WEBER PIANO-F0RTE
Is called the JBSf lSsTkUJENr AADE By al TIE kihsf ma
and s.shere II 10 pronounced The h'noi r
us Forte s,eetea trial n their sh Tie trsi Hnaae
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sd ~ ,e Co0sroY Of Music ard other high music "bSo |
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ns fr eonihsud Puas iu,irted eseeHfs rAid NGrr"hs
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fssengsf Station 10 krwrorT TrvuSvrtthst ~ W.
ave- kHsnses % T~tsr-esrs'-st
TRAINS LEAVE xEwyoek. .,
nIr 80" s' ~, 'as s snsrspen 90 500 'siL n'
fsr hiore sra'iers. fased Southport 80 w-'pst l~ ~
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as. .so. ,Es! 80, ls ,ELI
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for Gr--usieh snd n'~raehst. s,.pou. 40 sa lh"1s
CONNECTING TRAINS
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For Hartford sla SpnnsssA aOA "a kL. iA aS 'Ah
For Connecticut River Railroad. eco. n tgLL itss
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~ Trains Leave Jer,y Cts for p.w"ui a. 80 .oS W ,,
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boetsu at 3oo and coanectinS s -is vi sw1
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To take .s.e. Nov l. 1857
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CUPREME COURT.-TilEDIO ORE ii. VEL
- THHLrfN EHgSkkD NETTEHLlS anG ~ tgsinst CALVIN
T. STRCkEL sfB, kEI sd ,e III gHrsaates "f ulghoni
ert Supreme ta - eNfrk made m TIE sore
rui act o. bari gly ih- rfrec s1ii order tsme rh eel
pnb, tie Me ehrs rrf sai-'r'n No. bro'
The or, TIEsJA1 ~ 2 dsT u January
hsi thoas Jsmes NJ Miller, sseioite
Il. kilosib ia drscnirl pr,Wi,rs. Wa:
All rriin ni nit The hsdnFs t-re"n Os-he brg
aud hrl IN III = the Cy - NrTlork Lnosh na ddD
ffy T. A rrt g. ir t;l nrT street
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nan, ~ .s.r the premises WI lam be.sh lasnence
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str 81 the 'F atJ b oNeN lotb
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ad term u ir ntte 20 tie
nant. sud provision. Of lrlss mehor- DATED
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st.HK nd lrssLKs Arnra~ya
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d. APPLETON G. COMPANY,
Nos 4i3 AND 445 BROADWAY.
wiz pubiih or The elh si JaIaar
THE MILITARY HISTORY
OF
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
PROM AIAlL 1861, TO ArRiL 1868.
BY BADEAr,
Colonel and Aid Camp 10 tie Gt st ef BreVe BrsdsrSsns
r4 Ultr F,atrs Amy.
Pcr-rsi snA go pag Pnes 80
From The ihilsde bis Pres.
Badesu br h patriotism frhg hia
var hs ftrar pscei Gen 6f-nts
sat which be It'll aebd, Las the military h'i"ry ' h'
esic sa urs-4 persA Peui Of teIs Hoi only 'ee"Ay
fIy lie whites clear aud shs msHHsr Jul
se, estimate tie reiabnty VI hs ssfA
From IT,. Evening Post
matter q snisry ufrBa'o eod
ava ybslt ba, o Grn Ddears inspe'ni That
he u Tie hsi ocrrs The srm1 hat % us
prson Of sps be- hd e hest to be poeuTed IN @e
Epster efthe se an word that he Las Lad a.
tue aids and c! - tbt could Lave for bs w"k
"Ths by ,Isets jndgs OF
neu Le prmI eis evidence that he bad Al 'P
rrss fr h.s tssA"
poiseY should without delay 10 order hai there
may be 10 delay in suppy ug ;ht.r oriera
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q
rFNIIE White Fawn. u novel on "Biche Aux
a
Irmhue eoueir IN two scts ~ y. &, Hrrnand
Village Bl,ct.fiih. \ drsms. by HcHrv Ls-le
lie Last rrla; CsTi. ~. hi Palfrtvr simpson
Behcrian (rid q hure. Que. by y. g. Gilbert
" e Well Won. tclr I. 'eslv Tor NJ SotherA
Caitr.hsn,isis topic OPERA Liieto T. c. Barnard.
White Pawn Of blc AuI EOs hy }. 1. DarrAne
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Vsestin~ 4 Oroi iurrslle b. f. e. Burnsnd
Ga iuh ef 10 dsd. q hrr e,qie. by Wu ITolgh
Tot f,r ! srIh farce.
Pol D 10. a Irsh
Nbo Did IL; e. The irsts ~ Crime q DANA
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BOOKSELLERS should send their orders without delay order si' hs"
may be 10 delay il suppbt tug ;h.r orders
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VVM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Fulton at.
w STEAM JOB PRsTRas A.l LABEL hAEvYACTUK
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

IRE RAlLWAY.-1iams ieaye Depot ioos
IL OF ChamL,rs-st-, fsvosa i-rrr: -,
ia NJ Day siprrss busss Ssanascs pashfA
anil ali ponts Wet ant Soris. -.
wsT Traiu daily or o''ii, s'' mi-'n. .h's aai,a
itoo, m Erpr-s. Mall for ISSa" sA~""He. p"HI sss -
?: % m. wa 1ras kr MID ''"su 'rh atefwef. s's,sss
NarF sirrIWg iis"tot, Iaruers
snd Of lTar.sTs 10 f'n 'rr'A "hsf!n A
xiek.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

d. APPLETON 6 COMPANY,
Nos 4i3 AND 415 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter A..
IL rsnremenf-Chsnge of Time-f.sve Jso.-ip: NJ bn
for GrveuPor and all wsysts.s. e"hrr'iss al Aasa .
for Glen Cove and H-mpsrs II asf pssasGt tnh,
and all ~,ys,stons kIprrss rsn i'r kS-' sd en-
osset aud Gen Core pssseBsrf HAs sRd . eaUJsoeA
Farmn gdas aud HsupA tsn and Tor North lsp ~
dsys only.
SUNDAY EIcursos Train sates Hunters lsn, so anna"
I "A ptrrtft
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
g,s1l Tuiitfs.
os,ic. oY 1HE CKtrgp - arys iiTE iSsrKsScE Co,
IN rsK CiTY oy kEw-iusN. No 20 WALL-sE. !
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og,ics oy 1BE CSlrgD i.TE iNsrKaScE Col
IN INN TI ~ hLw-iuEN. No 20 NALL-sf.. 4
NEw.loKx, Novrmber D. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at q
of tbs C"nr dnr rn'd
tn.ls, at b oer fonT outon. nr~ssg the inA.at"s
r toe. Of romiuut aud trcNg the ure I'D -" sa
,,rh rstnY inrn'ntt te esng sha epeahg OF
,br took transit unabimpnsT alipied
taiiti Snk 90 thh tom
one IiuEired sni do! sBd at srhsT "n- or us
San, Al rr, shs he At tue Ee o Tvs
al street the tiT ~ i"rh on ~ HDsi
beWr' he hsg VI ten oeiok ~
o. bttneen u
dnriur dsrs hrrstrr unlss The snserPl"s
sns of snrh sarr ing th'
.hr r-qrr' 10 pad n IN rsh ms a" zen d"sr per
III 81 eh suhscrp' AMI the hAanee -
Lr, prt shore hiu dt,r srd ane tue Ff
AMI toe e." tie eis ruirt-s
e.tf are Lrrit pr~Lrtte such nisfrp "n%
Sr'- 81 the Intention nrrsse tbr tta S"rs y"
his (rsnv 1boH.sHd dollars le snd the sme hereby
,irsri, 10 p I.d ~ Ts n"La IN tao dAy nrWv
a pHhhshsd w the titf ~ 'NrT-l ork
,.,d I,t stock usfcr bosss ofls Company be ard ne
,anr r ei M on NednAy ihe M
Of p,hfury anti We'd ry br iuitn Si so5
~ "drf NJ hOiHAN LtN'NNi H'''N''''.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
i ROADS -oa aud amer NONiAl. q is' 'nis ~
Abn. ard Troy connecting rb Nous-n sHd W'sn saa 20
have New-Nork az islloxt:
m t,rrrss tau Hudson River Railroad Thirreha ~
Tenhave trough Husss sli Sus Ri ih"a ehsnS
connecting Troy With trsils "r SssisA kSs tsAe
lot and the North ..,
l0a m Erp,s dsoB Lr Esrosa, esaseetss ah
TIE Nsss ~ st Thy .t".-i b. a. nrh
II "a Erprrs, II rlriH r. 'rn a. Tsratv sths e
Fouhare. st Chs,hsn @ Ne'irra h.csa ~ isee
kprbe Pts6e kc Albany ~th Mr,ts aul rrsi -
trs us for SarHtar, kutlapi Bgri.sgtna 80 u" y tn
Espress iuson hiTs' ififosi ennne,nu ~
wse-n At rsr Nh isr As5irsss rks
seeding srsched- ~..x-
Railroad Leisnm sirs> i'ish~ At, And 40
L,hv Al Hes.ern Slespng sis-r~S II Asiss
13o kIptess assa sivr hsios4 .Hh sesfsf oD
EIass brif
As eephr every dar rIe Nnil.' iii,.s 80
xtLoY cal1rr hame W Dso
RsroS CoAp-ess for TrO' ~ ts ass k..' Ah-sJ TssH-o
sil run sunasvs -.
II m ran va Iluios River Rdrod ~nh .'vpnf rs,seA
Fan ing n Asnr early Vr ssspessoa bfes
,ne Al Tn, with trains Tor saI paEts NsrA
Sgusv uaa all he iias.s Rt~r kaI"ad ha- N-lso
10 N-s.lort
Returning. leave Psaghkssp.s ~ srH"st "a ss'i"sS
s+. - -.
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad. ts'' ~scoea q
arriving Mierea II 1fo k-ruuss ssrs. h-srts
81 y. No.. arriving at Nrs.Nar. ~ l.. o.. -.
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
rointc lr forr 81 'hs stat -" y" i"s
ia JnRI Dh,ict tie givK o sbr estate sd efet."
tb~ EnIE LEAD COMPANY g. te Toriao, 81 s hs i
au',. Il u N-'"1k rte uf Tie Volsav DISCO
ut On 4 Al prrs nd hi Co. Coz py arc
br bed required render account - al t"' sN,
sad CemIa md To pa Tie sime !" ~
Receiver Of h.. nre - Nsf Eorr No H. ia tie City q" New
lors iay q J4uu o Al Prr-"ns aiis ID
u sd
tar ra ad ~ pace Al
sd r .f h. tompanr deliver t-r r.p"rtire afconnts
ID before the 2lh
all s- contract ihr hre
LEAD Compsuv tie In rnng aud a-i {" 'h
h. hiof t' Ih dst oil JannsT
s2 J.fpH HtEKER nrerirr # tie Ess~ sd ene,t, Of hs
Id. Canparr GEORGE T. A.DHsMS. Attorney. - pls"J~f
NrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-llEN-.
~ RIRTtA P1NCKHRY kre,uir' " ihe lat n1 es'lg
ISlA FINCKNRY sse-tsrd Plant o. sSiIt LOUIS bBPAU,
Def u,.nt for rest ton not .......'...'
Sc. To th, hsrtds.t Isu hrr-iy ~ StAnp SIC
,usn-i .ni r.quirrd to the esuTlAst n Nsneld
th, srHsn. sLeh Aiu he glj Le ol4ce :'''
th H.. nd County ~ Nwiort N TIE ut ~ NV
Y.rk snd g. ihr complaint 20 ie~
., ,rr her At n. asr N sPaest ts CtF sf New arE wHs
a. .ut da, q thu exclusive q" ihs
sr of sery. AID a 81 he sail complaint "n
The tr pplnn ts ssi"r WI sTJ I" Z sC"nf or
relief demanded " ~. rraophei Me-, orA p'tenher H.
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T.,Bpsini the above Untitled aos ua '' he nc, q" ,h,
Csrk tie CIy Has, s iae (Iy Nss lofk en We
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