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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
DUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given by the

the Sinking Fund Of the OF New-lOrk,
that pursuant provisions Act entitled An Act to author
the construction Of Railroad in onehundret andtw
passed Apd iS1o they public auction The Governor.
hoO a me bbt i for iSe same the sh ryge and franchise
70 construct operate by animal power AMI gle railroad win single
for compensation through pon ana along the ioon streets or
the the foot Of One hundred
reno ,gGS anl - U Trough s nBg T With
double track 70 One hundred thence through and
Harlem River also from Onehunled twenty dfhst thence
Bg; also from tie Thrave thence through and along Onehun
Cred @ ST. WIN gSls ia no w. hSIsh with T ave. O
thence noher through aui along TIE desye win double track
Tnou and switches for The proper working and aeoommca
"a ,sl 10 he comTed within two gea from The passage Of said
act except upon aud along Tenae and and along said
fygH a One 3 an Suck sos viii Ee ooniui IN
WHO all oer to pay Ieaary money
certificate that he they or are entitled to such grant and are l
thoe construct operate and use the same IN accordance with the
Of oaJ To- he MaS"f Aldermen and CoTmonStr Of the
C Of EeSYork n tie sum Of hundred Try hou.ad dollars
IN good and sufficient sues to be approved By The Comptroller Of
hail within finish and complete said road and equip
s7 az aioTai but Should he or hey ne or prevented BY any
legal from & aaa 1on d the lame s TIE time for
TIE time within which the same Is 70 be completed But the Commis
their Judgment it for the interest Of the city hat they
ao 40 40 aH1 S 1I @ to made e 81 loe rs al
tie Finance Deparneut1D.ssSS I SgS,Yqrk June 1870
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
JOHN J. BRADLEY. Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance Committee
BOari II Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAUGHT0N, Chairman Finance
Committee, Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Commissioners Of the sinking Fund
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
LNOSTGoMERY Capital Of the state of Alabama at 30 per
cent and accrued interest.
HOWFS &c MACY, BANKERS,
80 WALI~ST., NETWORK,
sale the BONDS Of the CITY OF MONTGOMERY Alabama ID
bearing interest cent with coupons attached
payable LIST January and July both Principal and lHtrt payable IN
the City Of NewfOfk
debt against the and reganiod brSes secun and very
desirable for Investment
HOWEs MACY, Bankers 30 Wals
STATE on HEw-YoRK BAsK DEPAKTNEsT ALBANY, Oct 1859
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
~ Chapter Of 1853 and 80 Laws Of 1855 that the eru
stpg issued the Fulton Bank IN the City Of New io Bank
Ing Association will be redeemed par by the superintendent Of the
presentation at the wioIk State National
Bank City Of Albany for az from the date hereof and not
The outstanding circulating othe said bank must be presented
the hereof and all notes which shall
moi be presented redemption and payment within the time uas
will be charge upon The fund the hands Of The sucnn
ieDdsD. igI lAA ppIpyse. :" W. slhh'""" N'''"'"'
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
TIIE LARGEST AND MOST hAgHlYiCEsr RIVER


DE0PLE', LINE FOR ALBANY:
THE LARGEST AID MOST MagEgiCEsT RIVER
THE ST. j6h hsh Drew l 80 6gIS RScHMosD
one We sboys steamer, ~ v, No ~ sorh RIVER EYkSf
..sn,e, .'s ia,o.d ian. ge.. All Serl Ee,aSf
8; T Ts %u sS ~, TlS.Ssa .. : 3 o5gG.
Dodd. Express 0hee. sH Bros., Ard No Court' Boosla
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LIsE:
ssss. Concord Si'f Psn S9 BsSofo assss.
Pq}ippy,' ot TIE se ssy and 'tAnch steamers
CITY or HEw. YORK
CITY or LAWRENCE, .
win SevYort daily Sunday e1epi,65 a, oo, n has
re, T. SoI,6 Rive, r. tos s Of csa, , AID ws.:,
70, 1s 'sos PoRI' "a No. k2ndq sore so" 'Si "'
p, tsssasA ticket. snd r,' for freight ,pY h 3ses Per o.
NORTH RIVER "a 90 ,oeo T. SHORT, j., Agsat
IGOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD AND THE NORTH steamers leave Pect sp for Es-
s9 .5,5 spa a. GP Sen ' s.o, G % m boat
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot Of hHEetst, at ass lad
TbHyssyenth-st At } .. m
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
Il STEAMBOAT STANFORD leaves Pier East River s,ly Al D.
and foot Of Tbirty-seventh ST. At 3:l5 ?.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SOUTHWEST FREIGHT received .ad for.,ried By C,NOEs
,Gd AMBoY RAILROAD Perl NOh River s9a SASo PRoPEL
dispatch P,iSngn ase the Nes jersey ,ad and A ros RON
Ton D. c. Nd return oyLY LINZ ,aoSss
this Opportunity TICKETS GoTH " PkRy iI General A.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
" Passenger and Freight Depot IN EewYork foot Of T. erys
with the Delaware LarsNanna and Western Railroad Pps5u
with the Lehgh and sUquehsnna Railroad and EasOn with @ N
high Valley Railroad and forming direct line PtS
burgh and the West without change Of also TO Genital Pesn
' ~ " AIEEyTSwS LEE LIE, TO ReT TUE WEST.
Commenting June ], l87O-LesSe New YORK follows:
5:JJ a. m-POr Panfed
m-POr Remington Easion Bethlehem Maueh Chunk Williams
port wesbare Ptstoa Mahanoy City, Tunkhannock To.aaa
Mayeriy
7:g5 m-Por E,ston.
Rm-For Fieaalton Easton Allentown Mauch Cunek wie.
barre Reing Columbia, Lancaster Epbrata Lut Posyl Hams
2p.m-For Eaon, Allentown, AMI Mtnch Chunk
80. Bason Allentown Manch Chuncs, and Bevder..
4:30 p. m-Por Someryle and bennington.
Sis p. n.-For SOmeJlle.
D. n.-For Rason
D. m.-For Someryiie
MI mgrantl-For Esson and the West
p m-For Pieiasei on Wednesdays Saturdays on,
Trains leave for taeth $50 $500 6:1, 1:0, as 8n st0
o. o O:O IL: 10 MP loo 200. 2:l5, 1915, 3J 500
5:l5 $50: 545 600. $50, 1900, 7:io, $500 s:5 800 lOi5.
200 pm. no, ,,uv uvpsr
EXPRESS daily excep Sundays for kaston Aea
the Connects Al Harrisburg Tor hne an The
Oil REGIONS SOmele for FemingOn connects June
Dnglamtn
Connects Al Phius,nrg for Chunk Wes6arre 6e
5pm-CNCGSSATI RxPREss, daily EastOn Bethlehem, 20
Reading Pittsburgh Chicago, and
Pittsburgh ami Chicago Connects Junction
With and Western Ra roai
Sleeping through City Pittsburgh evening
obtained at the once ~ the Central a
II SeSJersey, foot Of Liberty st. " ~ at NO Aor Hoae
Nos 24 z7l SIC BroawaYi at No 10 All at me principal
m p BuDvrS Gen Pass AT
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Ghanecs for Business alcn.

EOR SALE-At sacrifice, a good COAL and
WOOD BUSINESS with low and complete nItures eab
Ishei IS years Adiress COAL Box l26 Tribune Ohoe.
CTEAMER ADELA FOR SALE.-This COM
- petey arranged Passenger built Brooklyn n Y,
1865 GlO breadth 10 feet $40; depth, feet
10; underdeek tunnag IS so0 Has sdshees 20 inches
ni plain head with pair u horizontal
pinch cylinder stroke. nass light about feet
For further information apply 10 W. W. HILL Providence, X
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ONTARIO AND ERIE SHIP CANAL COM
" PANYA meeting Of the PROvlSiONAL DIRE OF 'He
the Town Niagara WEDNESDAY the 18th june 1870 NJ for
purpose eectng officers adopting prospectus And bylaws and
required for the immediate and
Capitalization OF the Company-NaRsrs, May 80, 1870.
HENRY PAFFARD, Mayor Of Niagara, President pro TEN
A-cra M.nuI NJ tAn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

CALE OF BUNDS OF HE Ut Ut MI
- RYSVIIR-ISSUE l87O-Sea proposals viii l received
at the Office City Treasurer Of Mssyie until Y o'clock m OF
A. d. the OF
City Of Mar to the amount OF FEN ~
hundred thousand dol
10 he sn by an Legislature Of the State OF California en-
titled An sci provide liquidation and payment OF the in1ebi
dpe.s the CITY Marysy Yoa County and Tor other purposes
approved February and the entitled An act 70 amend an a
entitled an act entitled act 10 provide Tor e a
ton and payment Indebtedness Of the 1 of MTsyi IN iuo
for other purposes approved February D. Io aPo
March 10, 1868; approved March 70, lBln ,,,
Said Bonds viii he Of the denomination Of one thoosaRd dollars eac
rayab in gold United Of America for both the prn
m and interest dollar dollar and bearing interest at me rate OF eg
per from the date Of their issue June l6"
These Bonds PAYABLE the Office Of the Treasurer OF me
CITY Of Mrsye city fifteen after their date ana the
interest aceung will AMI payable the place
on the first and December Of each after the date oil
Bidders viii per which they will purchase said
Bonds payshe in United States gold coin. 49,,
Funding the night to reject any OF all l
the public goo require. - -. , , =,
Proposals Proposals for Mysvie City Bonds OF
1870" and addressed Funding COMMISSIONS OF The Gy Of
Marysville" 1haS; m TVtsnAA'
s BLODGETT.
Funding Commissioners Of the City of MlysyiTe.
MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
OyyIcE or TnE CEsTRAL RAILROAD Go. o. n j.,
EEw-YORK, May 2, 1870. }
ENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF

TVNIIE CENTRAL KAIbINUh1 N I0sT x ~ ,GR
RoSDs nanng August next the NBW MORTGAdb BONDS m
turing 1880, bond for bond. IL, 100 l.. ,e-5 80, a.,
change them for the Mortgage Bonds OF 1870 bond Tor bond sE
ing interest .i,h. br,9,.1 and si0htv
eight thousand $3.50 OOO) dollAr, due August next
e second Mortgage Bonds the Aggregate r hundred thonh1
(+GOO OO) dollars PAYABLE In lBl5 1000 -, A.. G.. an,
The Mortgage Bonds maturing IN l VIII tneh W "e niS' anu
only mortgage OF the road. ,,, ooo oo,, ~. - A.,
The Capital is fifteen millions Sl5l uosrs snu , te
dolarA
M Bons can time before June next upon APP
plcaion 10 samuel Knox, Treasurer No. l9 Lbeuyst
By order Of the Finance Committee, - - s,,-,ro, u,,.
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financial.


SECURITY Insurance ConP1SY li9 Broadway
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for TWELVE
DIRECTORS Of his COMPANY will be hel at th; oce on MOS
o'clock p. N. NATHAN HARPER Secretary.
The Mutual LlTE ISsUASSE CQsrAs, og S1oRN
NOTICE.-AN ELECTION of nine Trustees of
~ this COMPANY psces Of the class whose tenn Of service
expires By limitation the charter and Of one Trustee to Ill
M0YDAY the Ih day Of June next polls election will
De 0S" rom L '0'' "0'" I'll NJ STUART Secretary.
cHicAso RooT EASP 4sD P.egG RAlECaR Co.; ION
ITO HOLDERS of CHICAGO AND ROCK
ISLAND RAILROAD BoNpS-Ths Company are PTspaTed to
a for h f B &c chicago s snd oE Island Co.. maturing
a5s n. t en S1 Ps, C iS Ra extending from Chicago to
Cod Bluffs including the Washington Brne5 beng Sseher 90
NOTICE is l,eESsby, giyen that an Election
SaJ june next at o'clock at noon Of da
said Company for the then ensuing MAY MRSy 2 ps,
JoHs p ATKINSON, Secretary.
NOTICE-THE STANDARD LIFE INSU-
hS 70 NE B P6 Si on o %EBSEsbAY & e n Polls viii
be open from i2 n. to / p N. c ". OPDYKE, secy
PROPOSALS for S250000 DOCK BONDS of
the CITY OF @ PR9.1l o w." D. be Styed at
The will be publicly opened for the whole any part Of the
Ctg Of NegYork authorized by Chap 1888 Laws Of
1870 and by resolution Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
s oe win bear interest the rate Of per cent per apnqm pay
the hrst NAV N0Fenit IN
cpal viii be redeemed the first day Of November 1901.
The proposals will state the amount bonds desired ani the pne per
dollars whose proposals accepted
viii thupon be required 70 deposit with the Chamberlain the sums
awarded TO them rrspey er with premiums thereon
presenting Comptroller the the Chamberlain for
deposits the parties vii be entitled receive certificates for equal
Of the value Of the awarded to them bearing Interest
from the dates Of payment.
proposal should be sealed and nd0red Proposals for Dock
Bonds Of the City Of Neio and inclosed second envelope al
dressed 0 the Comptroller
The light part the Comptroller to reject all
the judgment the interests OF the Corporation require IT,
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
NewYork Department Of Finance COmptrOers Ohce May
DC, 1870
A PROFITABLE and SAFE INVESTMENT.
N SEVEN PER CENT TOWN BONDS
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 y ERS RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Depo EewYok foot Of Barclayst and foot Of Chrophsr'
SUMMER AgRANG EMEyTs eq.encng MONDAY Agnl T. IN
Bauch Dover With Chester Branch at Waterloo nth saeE
for AHoyer and Newton Washington vim ss n L AMI W. 1
cu and 0weo and all points the LaekaWaHnA and Bloomsbury
Il:io m IEiIIGm VALLEY EXPRESS stop, ser.rt HOr.
town Dey1 T R PI B sa hsI
with L. R. Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh Chunk and
4l0 D. m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover With Chester
R. Sae[S2 With sGs'st ,n. q Wellington Wit" D. L. nd
$50 HAcKBrfSrOWS MAIL connects With BOoD'0n Chester
For MoRRsToWS at Il:2O H. 2oo $780, 4lO $40 mi
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations $780, 100, and 1000
20 20, ORANGE spi SOUTH ORANGE go 7: 300 ,al
l2O m 1000 23o $40, 42O $50 $50 eU e;p S;V and IFS
For NEWARK, at $3.50 $50 800 $50 800 1000 1892 Hoo
I iSS '5 $40 5i s!s 5,S go $40: 6 "a 800 saI lts
lf F BIooaFER6 and M6STcLAIR H.
2:OO, $3.50, S:lO, $50, and las
ERIE RAILWAY-Trainsl leave Depots foot
Tht Si Elpre.. a sT S ch.ms at a % 10 H. SOP
m and s goo M n GAIN es, ny. and n5or bs
Coaches vii accomrsny 1000 through BOfo
ing HOee with maeeEt seepng Coaches rum g ha;h %
and G'Sn sTsI cS s g af2gPlP S. Yo
Giari9sa a A EEa1t an leaves daily At 756pn
For Port Jer7 and Way il:50 a H. and $50 p ~ (T-euy r
foT Mieowa and Way At $3.50 p n BIS p MI
and Sundays only, A. N, Twenty thr st. 1913 p M
For SesbuIgh and Way $3.50 aaa 4:ao r7eaJ
For SatsS and way 5 p m ?. m T.enyhr.: 40 ,Oi
sl5 D. nj Theaer train (TNtntythrist III M
For Paterson from Tweuthrst Depot oiS Ol5 All
l:45am :i5 3i5 5l5 and 6:i From Llal0eFsst Depot
Gas O:l5 a m u m *i:45. 4:O0, 5:l5. AMI b;5
For Hakensack ami sae from Tseltyh-ist Depot a sS ni
l:45 t7:l5 345 5:l5 545 and t. IS N Froi1 Chanb'i
Depot 900 u n. y 5 400 10 300 ana 70. " N
For Prrmout Monsey and Wa from TSentyhn Depot go
m pas i3:l5 AIS and Saturdays only ~ ~
midnight Chamberss. Depot AZ goo M l:U, 1871 t4'
500 and 1880 D. IN. SATURDAYS only III; miinght 90.
passage and for Apartments in Drawing Room n s
Coaches for the checking AMI rAniG R
o, MAJ he len AZ the Companvs Offices ami ~ 3 away
as Chamherst: corner = a1l l-rsI
Brooklyn; Drpo foot OF thamhe an t
Of Tgenth-rlst Neg-Yorki No EIchangepsce sd Long Di
Depot Jersey City and Of At the principal hO
l. d. RUCKER Ma 3D. "M X DAhH
. Ds;Ir FOR I.rkensark orv For Ferlot O-L
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yer were at lie, and 81 50d 80
in good demand, closing very firm.
$500 go Is for Mess, and S29 p
" bbls. for August, at $50 Is. Beef
]. at $l2G Sl5 for Plain Mess, and
2 Beef is neglected. Beef Hams are
.eats dull. Dressed Hogs are firm at
sdy; sales 400 bbls and ties. al l4i0
and l6c. !oT fair to prime Steam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

inues IN good demand, and the market
and prices are nominal Crude Fish Oils
nd. Manufactured Oils are dull and IN
are without change, the bdaDess being
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-30
BURLINGTON
W oolen Mills /!
WANTED. 100, 600 POONDS OF WOOL.

having put IN new machinery OF the most an.
proved style, as well as other extensive improve
ments, we would say to our customers that we are
yard or in exchange for Wool GIVING NOT LESS TN N
20 PER CENT. MORE for the Wool in Cloth than for
the money the Wool would bring in market.
Dressing Cloth and Roll Carding
we shall make specially, and card so that neonle
from distance can take them home the same dav
Home made Cloths colored and finished in the most
approved style.
Freight.
Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from
and to the depot free of charge. Wool to be man.
utactured may be sent from any part of Wisconsin.
Illinois, Minnesota or Iowa, and we will nav the
freight and return Cloths by Express, return char
ges to be paid by the customer
Packing and Directions.
Put the Wool in strong sacks, not in old sheets.
If you wish it all to reach US. Be sure and mt yonr
directions inside the sack, with your address and
place to send goods. Write by mail and we will
answer and notify you of the shipment of goods.
ana there VIII be no trouble about your receiving
them IN good season.
Remarks.
Thankful for past favors we would saw RI onr crs.
toners that we have hand 900 yards of Cloths
and Flannels of various kinds, viz. Plaids hIacl
and white, red and BLACK: plain red, plain white,
blacks, browns, drabs, greys, stripes. and Beaver
Cloths made expressly for overcGa tinc and weigh
ing one pound to the yard Also, Tweeds Tricots
Ladies Cloths and Oassimerets, and ali kinds of
Double and Twist Cloths, heavy and light. of the
latest style, which we propose to cut up. one yard
or more to suit customers, all of which we will ex-
change for Wool on terms not less than DO per
in favor of the customer.
Farmers, all this can be accomplished by taking
your Wool to the Burlington Wooden Factory Fnr
l1ngton, Wis. And as our Goods are made exnress-
~ for the FARMERS trade, and not for the general
Market we Will make none but pure Wool Service
aDle goods, NO sHoDDT OR FL0cKs in them ido
any. circumstances, refuse to rectify any errors
that may be made in business, and intend n mahe
general to patronize us. ' -
N.B.-P!ease preserve for reference or post CON
P. N. PERKINS g Co,
Z. " BOX III, Burlington, wis.
Parties having Wool to be carded into rolls can
leaye u WITH ). r.. Bailey. our agent at Kenosha,
and 1t VIII be forwarded, and returned with
promptness. "-s--
June Isl, 1917. ~ 3mS
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ERR STEvENs-We have just had the
pleasure of receivinga call from Mr.. Fri
Stevens, formerly of Kenosha, now of
st. Joseph, Michigan. Mr.. Stevens is
is engaged in the fruit business near st.
Joseph-principally in the. peach bust
ness. He is not only growing rich but
holds his own in years. Advancing in
years sits lightly upon him. He looks
but little older than he did TWENTY-FIVE
years ago. Prosperity and clear con-
science does much to prevent one from
appearing to grow older, and Mr. Stevens
is fortunate in having the aid of both.
He is also subscriber for and reader of
the TELEGRAPH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-30

An East India merchant, while witnessing
lhe play OF Not Guilty" at Niblo's, in New
York, last week, became SO excited during
Inc pattie between tht Sepoys and the English
taken to Bellevue Hospital. On the same
evening maniac was taken out OF Wallack's.
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Hot WEATHER.-Last Friday was a
scorcher. In Chicago the Thermometer
ran up to SO and 100 in the shade; at Pc
oria, ILL.,, 100; Watertown, Wis, SO
GAINESVILLE, 81. In this city the thermom
eter reached 96 in the shade In New
York several were sun struck. NJ
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TERRIFIC ExPLosIoN.-A nitro-glycer-
inc explosion in Worcester, Mass, last
Thursday, killed ole man and wounded
thirty others. Twelve houses and three
railroad cars were demolished, and bars
of railroad iron were thrown quarter OF
a mile. The nitro-glycerine had been
struggled into car, addressed to North
Adams, and intended for the Hoosie tun-
MEL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-30

dickens SToRY.-Mr Chapman, pub.
Usher of Dickens works, in London, pub
lished statement last Thursday that one
half of the story ofthe mystery of Ed
win brood" had been written, and would
be published as far as written, and no
one would be permitted to finish it. .e.
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especially, looked remarkably .wen. At
o'clock we arrived at Council Bluffs
and repaired in body to the Pacific
House A dispatch that we would be
there by 8 o'clock had only just been
received and breakfast could not be had,
and dinner not till - o'clock or half
past eleven. The Company was no. ex-
pected by the city till 1 o'clock.
We obtained warm breakfast at a res
turant at 10 o'clock where others had ar
rived before us, and Others were coming.
when we left. On our return to
the Pacific House, we met Louis
p. Judson, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
now City Engineer of Council Bluffs, son
of Hon. Philander Judson, of this county.
Mr.. Judson in carriage carried us all
through the city, and to the shore of the
Missouri and landing opposite Omaha.
Here is the crossing of the Pacific Rail-
way where bridge is soon to be built.
On the east of the Missouri five or six
Railways centre at Council Bluffs to con.
meet with the Pacific at this CROSSING
The Kansas City, St. Joseph 81 Council
Bluffs; Burlington g. Missouri River !;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Chicago
q Northwestern !; and Sioux City. g.
Council Bluffs The city of Council
Bluffs is situated mainly below the bluffs
and above the Missouri bottom. The
Bluffs are high and abrupt, but can
be fitted for beautiful residences.
There are no buildings on the bot
tom land, which is three or four miles
wide, and is above high water mark, and
is Of a peculiar geological formation The
soils very productive, does not form deep
mud, and dries quickly. Council Bluffs
contains ABOUT 1900 inhabitants and
possesses advantages much superior to
what we had thought. In the opinion
of Mr.. Judson its advantages. and pros
poets are far superior to those of Omaha.
Declining on account of time to 90 to
Mr.. Judson's residence and take dinner
with him, we arrived at the Pacific House
at 10 o'clock, and found the company
just starting for the cars which were to
start at one o'clock. We went to the
table for dinner, found abundance to
eat, but had but little time to
eat it. We ate hastily slight dinner,
finishing with small quantity of straw
berry ice cream, paid waiter quarter
for his care of valise and overcoat, paid
! the landlord dollar for dinner, and
started on foot in company with others
for the cars, was overtaken by a smart
refreshing shower, from which we pro-
tected ourself with overcoat. We arrived
at the cars in time and started with the
company at / o'clock by extra train on
the Rock Island Railway for Desmoines.
We learn from President Seymour that
after forty three of the excursion party
had paid for dinner at the Pacific House
and before our return from riding, some
of the citizens had ordered taking pay to
be discontinued and dinner furnished at
their expense. We knew nothing of
these proceedings till after we had left
Council Bluffs.
An account of our return must be de-
ferrt d till the next issue of the TELE-
GRAPH.
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Farm for Sale.

rHNHE subscriber offers his farm. In the town Of
~ Randall, within half mile of WiImot. for
sale. The farm contains 165 acres 90 Of which il
timber land, and there is en- orchard Of 18O apple
trees of the best OF fruit on the farm Terms oTe
half cash, and the other half in one year.
o"4 THOMAS PACEY.
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SPRING g. SUMMER
STOCK

is now in and ready for inspect, - me
Goods were all bought in New York du-
ring the late decline in price, and are of
Tered to the people of Kenosha County
at corresponding
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-09
Selset 2oetrg.
UNDER THE VINES.

John Abbott up the garden path
Walked gravcly in the autumn haze,
With downward looking eyes, and sighed
'.Ah! short and evil are our days.
''Bv woman's folly man is led,
Earths nations bend to evil rule;
Gods vintage-time is surely come;
The wine-press of his wrath is full.
Among the grapes fair Elsie sat,
An autumn richDess in the glow
Uf rounded check and waving hair,
And happy eyes that prayed below.
II am the Vine, the branches ye;
q. Love one another, then Christ said,
The maiden thought; and mid pure joy
For life's good boon she heard tread.
What passed beneath the shadowing vine:
know not; but with hopeful tone
John Abbott. in his church next morn,
Gave Eisie's text, and not his own.