The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-01
EASTWARD

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. AUG. Sd, 1857,
" trains on the above Road will run as follows:
EASTWARD
1st Train-Morninq Express Leaves Columbus
at .35, n. M; Newark 800 a. M; Dresden 90 n.
NJ; Coshocton 4 81 a. Nj New Comerstown 5.l5
UhrichsviIlo 6 90; Cadz Junction ibreak!asn al
T. %; Steuben Vile Junction 9.cO Yellow Greek at
1l.o connecting with train of & P road, which
reaches Cleveland at 3.l5 p M Rochester l2.io,-
and arrives at Pittsburgh at 05p. m. in time Tor
tue Fast Line" CT the Pennsy ylTania Rail Road
at 8 10 p. m which arrives ut Philadelphia and Bal
timore the following morning at 6.l5, and New
Y ork at / 30 a m.
2nd Mail 1'rain-Leavas Columbus at 1000 a.
m; Newark HIS; Dresden ELI; Coshorton din
ner) l03p m. New Comerstown .36; jhrlchsvllle
3 49, Cudz Junction %; Steuhenville Junction
4.35; Yellow Creek $40, connecting with c. g. T,
Mail Train, which reaches Cleveland at $50 p. m.
Rochester $40, and arrives at Pittsburgh nj 7.35 p
m in lime for Express Line" OF Pennsylvania
Rail Road nj f9p m, which arrives ut Philadel
phla aud Baltimore the following day at Leo .. M,
and New York at e p. m
3d--Fast reieht and Stock TrdinLerves Col
umbus at 0o p. m; Newark al OG Dresden l 90;
| Cosh0cton l.20 5 m New COmRrstnwn , -; uh-
richsVil!e 4.3I; Cadiz Junction I 3G; Seubenville
junction 10 20 Rochester 80 p. NJ, and arrives ut
Pittsburgh ut $50 p m. The Pennayyani" Rail
| Road now offers superior inducements to Drovers:
as they have the advantage OF either the Phiadel-
pha or Baltimore markets at the same rate OF tran
! purtation,
4tIr-Strubenville and Newark Way.lreieht-
| Leaves NeT'atk at ,55 a. m. Dresden A5; Coshoc-
| toms II; New Comersown 9.25i UhTchsVllle l0.5Oi
Cadlz Junction LA p. IN; arrives at Steubenye at
| Ais pm.
WESTWARD
lst Train-Express Mnil--L Leayes Pittsburgh at
4.50 A. m.; S;eubenve Junction co; C1diZ nc.
! tion at s Is: New Market y.0i; UkrichsyIl V39;
| Coshocton 1889 Dresdeull 33; Newark I245; ar.
rives at Columbus at 200, and Cincinnati at $50
p.
9f-This tran connects ut Newark with Trains
of the Sandusky, Mansfield aud Newark X. r.,
leaving at 90 p. IN. and arriving at Chicago the
| following morning at 7.3U.
Leaves Steubenviile at $50 M; Cad2 Junction
9A9; Uhrichsville 20; Cost octon 06 p III DR.
den 81; arrives at Newark AT 5.24.
| I'd 1Iain-- Fgst FreighI---Leaves Pittsburgh nj
- IN +; Steuhenvie Junction 1920, Cadiz juno
4 ton u O6p m .;Uhrichsviile 2o7New Comerstown
SD Coahocton 50l Dresden 6.l5; Newark sos
and arrives at Columbus Lilo III.
4th Train--Night Passenger-Leaves Pittsburgh
at 3 p NJ; Steubenvie Junction Csc; Cadiz juno
ton supports, uhrichsville 9 a; New Comerstowr
lOi4; Cushoctol 10 80; DrC sden ll.39; Newark u
IS, arrives at Columbus at 1.25; and Cincinnati Il
744 a. IN. This train stops atall regular Stations
between StouDenyiIle and Newark.)
SC.y-,TraimS OH thc CiHesiz BraNcil-&s1
cave Caclz ......6.5o A.M.2 80 PM % I'm.
Arrive Junction ~ 3I5 !" s4o sn,, :"
Arrive at Cadiz 20" AIS 845
Make close connections at fndiz Junction with al
! Trains on Main line both East and West.
Passen. ers desiring to trave on the Freight train
, ION that norton of the Line between st ubenvil
and Newark are required to PURCHASE TICK
ELS before getting on the Cars; but it is preerre
they would travel on passenger trains.
9 CONNECTEONS--ElA STEVAEsD.
Trains connect at SteubenvDle with the Cleve
" land and Pittsburgh r. R for Wheeling Bridgeport
a &c, and at Yellow Creek for Bayard, N. PIla'e
: phia Alliance, Cleveland and Buffalo
= AT Pittsburgh with the Pennsylvanla Rail Roa
!. for Harrsburgh Lancaster, Philade!phin Batimor rC
New York. Boston eld the principal cities III tn
NORTH aud EAST, also with the Allegheny Va
E ley and Pittsburghand Connelsville Railroads.
VgESEEV ARD.
Trains connect at Newark with til c Central Obi
Railr Dad, for GAINESVILLE, Camhricg &C. &c, and y
re 'Sandusky NJ, nsfe!d end Newark Railroad for M
If Vernon, Mansfield, Sandusky, Toleco, Chlcag
Burlington Iowa City, and the North West.
ID A Columbus with the Columbus, Pf1ua Il Ind
ana II. r. for Pigua, llrbans, Troy, Belllountain
= Forrest, &c and the Cleveland u Columbus X. /
for Delaware. Gallon and Crestiine.
AT Xenia with the Dayton, Xenia and Belpre, an
J indiana Central Railroads, Tor Springfield Daytol
Richr ond, Indianapolis, Lafayette Terre Hau
and St. Louis.
; At Morrow with the Cincinnati, Wilmington ar
GAINESVILLE Railroad for Washington, Circlevil
and Lancaster. ,m
At Love land with Railroads to Hlllsbor0, Har
den and Portsmouth, and
AtCincinnat with Ohio and Mississippi Bro,
We Gauge Railroud, Tor Madison, louisville New A
bany, Eyansville Vincennes, Carlo, Central llh
ty ois. St Louis, Jefferson City, Kansas, Nebrasl<
r and all points OH the illinois, Missouri and Missi
= sippi Rivers,
ir baggage chech ed through, and no charge for ha
m ding
Of Fare as low as by amy other ROut
ed Through tickets to all important points East
he est, NAV be procured at any Of the principal
ut fces ON the line; and at the Ticket Agencies
v. connecting lines in the Eastern and Western Git
and WILL Z h GOOD FOR 1868 DAYS.
dy Beware of Bills and Runners representing circ
Wy tous Routes, and see that your Tickets read wi
STEUnENVELLE"
LAFAYETTE DEVlNNEY, Gen.I freight 0
}. Ticket Agent, ": w BAGLEI, Supt
- d. KlLBES'f, Agent, Cadiz, Ohio
10. Arrival of New SpriSa. q Summ