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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26
Mcclellan Club.

Mcclellan Club.
Our regular Saturday night meetings
continue to grow more and more interest
ing. On last Saturday the Glee Club
could not be with US, owing to the sickness
Of some and necessary absence from the
city of others. But we had house packed
full Of attentive hearers, bright bon-fres
outside with accompanying fireworks, and
two most excellent speeches, the first one
delivered by Gen. LAwLER of Prairie du
Chen, the other by W. r. MEAD, Esq, of
New Oregon. Both these speeches were
listened to by the very large audience of
ladies and gentlemen with the closes. atten-
tention and the irrepressible applause they
gave the orators told how we'll they were
appreciated.
Gen. LAWYER confined himself mostly to
the inaccuracies and political impoliteness of
Governor Stone, who is delivering a stero-
typed partisan harangue throughout this
portion of the State. The writer of this
was in Chicago when the Governor spoke
at McGregor, but those who heard both
gentlemen assure US that Lawler treated
his Excellency's speech to one of the most
beautiful :a.issections known to oratorical
surgery. He had noiss of Stones positions
and statements and challenged denial as to
the correctness of his quotations. No
rudeness of language, such as is conceded
to have been used by the Governor, marked
the address Of LAWYER; but the absurdities of
his Excellency and the malignancy of his
part'sanism were very finely shown up.
Mr.. Mead, happening to be in town on
business, was called out. In speech of
three. quarters of An hour he completely
demolished the charge of imbecility made
against Mcclellan, and by quotations from
Raymond's Life of Lincoln he convicted
the President Of both imbecility and COR
ruption in the management of the war;
There were many fine points made by both
gentlemen in their discussions of McClel.
lan's career, but we cannot note them down
in this article. Mead was very happy in
scriptural illustration, frequently convulsing
the house with laughter and cheers. Take
it oil in all the meeting was one of the most
interesting thus far held, and the thanks Of
the McGregor Democracy are heartfelt
towards the able gentlemen who entertain.
ed them.
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A Deputy U. q. Treasurer Resigns HIS
Position.
~ NEW YORK Sent % ,64

New York, Sept. %, "a.
Ny DEAR SIR - Being DESTROYS of enter
ing the canvass in active support Of Gen.
Mcclellan. for the Presidency OF the United
States, and deeming my present relations
with the administration incompatible there
With, | tender you my resignation as an
officer Of your department. wish to state
that have been war democrat from the
commencement Of our unhappy contest,
and despairing of the desire as well as the
ability OF Mr.. lincoln to carry the country
through the present crisis with our liberties
unimpaired, have determined to sacrifice
official position to aid in an humble way,
in bringing about a change Of rulers.
wish here to make acknowledgement
for the uniform kindness and courtesy ex
tended to me on all occasions, and beg to
remain, Yours respectfully,
w. A. SHANNON,
r-~ Deputy Asst. Treas. U. S.
To J. a. STEWART, Asst. Treas. y. S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

The democratic majority in Pennsylvs-
MIA, as shown by official returns, is l,443,
with two counties to hear from, which are
reported as giving, together, democratic
majority Of 60.
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OUrsiDE.-Tho Beggar. Election Re-
turns. Andy johnson. Dakota. To
,wbop it may concern. Postvii'e. DR..
Charming, Post Office receipts. National
Intelligencer on the Situation. Springfield
Republican and Atty. Gen. Bates on the
issues of the hour. Political and other
Miscellany.
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To Pow der Dealers.

TIVE ORIENTAL POWDER COMPANY caution
! dealers against buying DAMAGED POWDER Of our
has been sold in this market for the purpose Of being
rema nuacturod The genuine article Of usual eu-
NEWHALI., jr.. 16 River Street, aud ENOclI WOODS,
$50 Lake Street, Chicago. iwilS
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IT is stated that single Eastern leg
factory has leased eight square miles of for
rest in Maine, for the purpose of obtaining
supplies of timber for the manufacture CT
the artificial limb, All kinds are turned
out, from the flesh. colored and silver plated
prop for the General, down to the rough,
Imprinted stump for the private soldier
The ''last l,g," of the rebellion should by
this time need repair.
We clip the above from the Republican
organ of Pittsburgh, Pa. Does any one o:
our readers suppose these ''leg-factory''
men desire close Of this war? The brass
and wooden god makers of Athens, de.
nounced st. Paul for preaching of God
not made with hands, and the modern
army .furnishcrs are equally averse to those
who long for peace. When slavery is
cleaned out" why will il not be proposed
to continue the war by attacking ''thc twin
relic of barbarism," BRIGHAM YoUNG-ism
Oh what loads of sorrow our people are
"enjoying" by following fanatics. Will
they ever stop until they plunge over the
precipice and awaken in . night of despotic
foolerys The chains of subjugation are
already clanking around the bodies OF
northern whites Of all parties. but they close
their eyes to that Siren song which PATRICK
HENRY, Of Virgins, warned free people
Of, nearly one hundred years ago.
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ERRoR.-A few copies Of this ISSUE will
be found wrong in the outside date and
" So
pumber.
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McGregor Telegraph.

McGreEor Telegraph.
We are authorized by Col. s. Merrill, to
state that the Telegraph line to McGregor
from Prairie du Chen, will be completed
IN few weeks. The Col. has interested
himself in obtaining subscriptions to this
work 10 nearly the amount demanded by
the Wisconsin Co., and being sure of fill
ing the requirement, telegraphed the Pres
ident, SnoLEs at Milwaukee, to forward
march," A response from Sholes assures
US that the spars or poles on which the
wire will cross the river are already at
Prairie du Chen and that the work Of
construction will commence this week.
The crossing will be at Point Lookout, Just
below McGregor; the Office probably over
the Express Office or in the I'd story of the
Bank Block. Thank fortune and the bus
mess men of McGregor, we are at last to
have Telegraph Office on this side the
river. We can soon talk by wire without
using up day to send and receive business
dispatches.
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30 Caucus.-70 the Democrats Of Mendon 7oW,
ship: There will be Democratic Caucus at the McCle
Ian Headquarters in McGregor Thursday, November
3d. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
several Township offices. 70 <
BY ORDER COMMITTEE,
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We leave many things out Of this issue
because We have neither space or time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

PERsoNAL.-During the past week we
have met in town, Gov. Stone, Ex-Gov
Randall. Of Wis, Col. Taylor, late Of Rock.
ford. Ills, Capt. Adams, of Dubuque, w.
R. Mead, Esq, Of the New Oregan Pain.
dealer, Gen. Lawler. Of the Dubuque 4 st.
Paul Packet Company, and many other
gentlemen from abroad who occasionally
take McGregor in their. way Of business,
pleasure, politics or profit through North
Iowa. The Gov. and the Elk. Gov. are urg.
ing the people to retain Lincoln in Office
that themselves may be secure in Federal
or State position. The other gentlemen
were attending to private affairs or to official
duties. Gov. Stone spoke for Mr.. Lincoln
last week both here and at the Postville
Ox-Roast, Gen. Mcclellan suffering severely
from the unjust and unhistoric assaults
from the "Hero of Shiloh" We saw Col
Stone but few moments, and notwith
standing some personal prejudice against
him by report Of Army officers and leading
Republicans Of this County, We rathe'
liked him personally. he has fault which
at some stages in life might be . virtue
that is this: he very much desires to inn.
press upon those whom he addresses pub
licly that Gov. STONE Is running he
1a0rhinl st31 %' 4F'r h#ta@s .'} @"..
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An Exchange.
We are favored by the publishers with
Nos. and 2 Of a new Chicago weekly Of
great merit it is entitled the British Amer.
lean. As its name implies it is principally
devoted to condensations and clips from
the literary, commercial and sporting col
umns of the best European particularly
British) periodicals /; an examination of its
columns will show however, that American
subjects are also treated ably, impartially
and racily. The paper will be as welcome
to an American in Britain, as to Britain
in American and hence must soon acquire
a large circulation. We had the pleasure
recently Of making the acquaintance of
Mr.. CHISHOLM, one Of its editors. His con-
nection with journalism in America rem.
ders him conversant with all our ways,
while his foreign education qualities him
to select or to comment on such subjects
trans. atlantic as will suit the tastes of his
countrymen. The new paper is not a
Bells Life nor London Times, but
for most general purposes the readers of
these and other English papers can be well
posted in its columns.
The British american is published in
octovo form and is furnished at $500 per
subscription, which considering the great
advance in material and paper is very
low price. Address BULL 4 CHISHOLM,
B. A. office IA, Clark street.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

Egyptian capital experience much gratifi
cation at the procedure.
The rebels are said ITO hare withdraw
'their federal prisoners (neerees) from worl
in their forti6catisns, lin consequence o
Buffers retaliatory order.
There are rumors at Buffalo Of an intend
cd raid upon that city from Canada.
A vote of the 10Th PennsylHania cavalry
at Cairo, shows $50 for Mcclellan and 81
flor Lincoln.
The confederate debt, on the 3lst O.
December next, is estimated by Secretary
Trenholm at 81 ,575, GOO, 900.
Bragg has gone to Wilmingtonte protect
,that point against the apprehended fedora
attack. -
,Cortinas has surrendered 1iataaAoras
with all his forces, artillery, &C., to Maxi
MILAN, and has accepted q brigadiershp ir
the imperial service.
The election frauds in Indiana were o
the most outrageous character.
Gen. Butler has relieved the rebel pris'
oners from work on the Dutch Gap canal
whom he placed there in retaliation fol
captured colored soldiers of our army being
put to work on the rebel Qualifications, Gen
Lee having agreed to release the latter
from this occupa...cc... and treat them as
prisoners Of war.
Gen. Hunter is to succeed the late Gen.
Birney in the command of the 10th corps
On Friday night a Mcclellan flag was
burned during republican torch light
procession in Washington, costing several
hundred dollars. All the city journals
condemn the act, and the republican club
: has already pnted f0 snnnlv new one.
Tho Hcrald's City Point special says
The military situation remains unchanged
throughout the entire forty miles of the in.
trenched front. Extended strategic moves
can alone change the relative position, and
to this end are all anxiously looking.
The cotton crop is said to be failure.
The bombardment in Charleston harbo,
is represented by Charleston paper AZ
being steadily going on. One hundred
and ten shots were fired at the city on the
10th. 81,
Price rs reported driving Gen. Blunt from
Lexington, Missouri, then throwing his
whole force into five hours engagement
between the Little Blue and Independence
in which he isihaf whipped and half not
Afterwards driven frsm Independence and
being pursued BY PleaSanton, with 10000
cayelry, into Kansas; again presses Curtis
at Kansas City, = FILL day. and passes hin
.on HE fSht, and when last heard from va.
doing some heavy fighting with Pleasanto,
in DE east. aaa
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
DHMocRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

ri Tor Rcccrdcr-G. HENRY FRESE.
e.,,. For County Clerks. J. SOYSTER.
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The Latest. 4t.s e a.. H.
The engagement at Cedar Creek is stated
to be the most complete and crushing de-
feat Gen. Sheridan has ever inflicted on
the rebel Gen. Early. .s. "a. q
and continue his march into Kansas.
The points captured by the rebels in
Georgia have been rc-occupied by the fed
erals, aud Sherman is in hot pursuit OF
Hood, who is moving towards Jacksonville
and Talladega.
A letter appears from Hon. Geo. H.
Pendlcton, the democratic nominee for vice
president, in which he declares that he is
opposed to any course Of policy which will
defeat the rc-establishment of the govern
ment on its old foundation or in its terri
torial integrity.
The President has made reply in writ
ing to the Tennessee delegation. He says
that. johnson Ahas right to favor any
particular plan he chooses" and declines
to ihterferenn any way with any presiden-
tial election"
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oyncr or rHs PrrrsBuseH Fort WAYNE .sO

CHICAGO RAILWAY Co. PrTsBUBeH july H. lSo';c
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors o IN. tn.s
Compsn, at meeting held this day adopted the follow
Ing preamble and fesouton' All, 80 a.. Al
lPhereas The hsfyeary interest or dl'uena On az az ~
aaqe Ronas Of this Company accrued on tbe It' Gay
j. inst payable by the terms Oh 'he oOiS0' ~
hryoi, The net earnings Of the Railway and the imam
ri, condition Of the Company fully lusthes the dec@i
AMI nsvment of hs.yeGTy dividend on these Bones al
he s time with the dividend the Capital Stock there
fore, $50 , r,,nry ,,,r, oNrr, II Al 4
PR CENT be declared said Third Mortgage Bonds Tor the
be wear ending June 30 nit the same to paid on ana aver
the Sh day OF August next TO the pcrs9n a. IT,
,reof All o'clock o. m the 2th day Of July inst me
Transfer Books OF the Company os said Bonds 70 be osed on
hat dsy and remain closed until the 5h day Of august t
,er Proded That such payment advance Of that wch
. called for by the shall not be taken
w. w. II. BARNES Secretary.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
Il No. 5 NASSAU-ST.,
AGENTS FOR THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN
and $40 TREASURY NOTES.

The Third National Bsnk. Newlork viii receive AZ
lions for this loan allowing interest at fun rate i
Of deposit. ,s, 1s 1894 sud
These notes are payable in years from august - -
bar and 3 Der cent interest with semi annual
tsched and are convertible at maturity INTO PCT oen' s
interest bearing $40 bonds - -. a. =. ,bis Loan ,his
b.nt viii receive rpon and credit any sum on
Sheet moi ess than upon which interest VIII be above"
40 AZ the rate and 10 per cent from date Of
denosit 10 the fun payment OF subscriptons - a.,
"eP'''' " WV ~ C. X JORDAN, Cashier
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OrUcK or rHs CHICAGO AND ArroS r. r CoxPAgY [
Cutc.Go Ia "

hlNlDEND NOIlCL.-lLe BOaru OF DlItc-
tors Of the Chicago ard Alton Railroad Company have
This DAY declared DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONt-
HALF PER CENT free from Government tax, on the Pre-.
erred aud Common Stock ofJhe CompaDy also DIVIDEND
81 Two AND ONE-HALF PER CENT free from Govern
the Common Stock Of he ComPAny being IN
eu Of dvend the payment OF which deferred IN Jan
nary by Of eIrsordnay expenditures 10Y r0g
,ock aud other purposes all payable II the oce OF VI n
JkSUP Co.. No. SO Exchange place, Ne~-iork, on and
Aler 10th August; 1854
The TIsn,fe Books Of the Company viii close the 10Th
and open the 2Jth August
T B. BLACKSTONE. Presadsnt
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MmwAUKEE ASp PhAIRIE Do CHIEs RAILwAr. !

Compsny's Once. No. ~ Exchanges place
Room No %, third hoor), NEW YeRK, July u. 1884
THE Directors at a special meeting held this
,r ordered half yearly DIVIDEND payment Of ~ FOUR
PER CENT the Fins, Preferred Stock and l3i THREE
AND A HALF PER CENT the Second Preferred stock
81 this Company subject to Government tax and payable let
August neI 10 the holders registered on the Companys
books this day. g. z TAINTOR, Transfer Agent.
~ B-Couversion Of Bonds and Scrip stock the First
Preferred Stock be made from lat to lth August from 10
= m 10 p. ID.
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oyrcs MARIETTA AND CrScrSsArI RAILRoap Co.

X. NhfLLICOIHh, VI ylIy 10 IVOF'
nIVIDENDS.-The Board OF Directors have
~ declared following dividends payable the l0;h Of
August for half year ending the 50h Of Jsne, which VII
be paid parties appearing stockholders on the STOCK oooks
Oh The let Of July, VIZ: ,
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT on The
FIRST PREFERENCE SHARES. .
A STOCK DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT on the
SECOND PREFERENCE SHARES in shares Of the same
iass.
stockholders registered at the agency in New viii re-
e<ye their dividends the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
psny In New.York and those registered at the ohee IN
tbilhcotbe, Ohio, VIII be paid at thin otce.
VIM L. WATSON Secretary
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No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE COR. BROAD st.,
NYxr Nnpu Inlv 1. litA

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-At meeting OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Dubuque and Sioux CRY Hall
tosd the following resolutions were adopted: 49,,
R,.olred That a Dividend OF THREE AND A Hall
RAJ PER CENT the Preferred Stock be declared out OF
June 90 PAYABLE the lst day Of August next IN scrip
bearing interest per cent per annuin aNas
.nuuafv and rcdeemabie from time time the net earn
mrs Of the Co1npa,y shan hereafter permit after paying
pel cent cash dividend per the Preferred Sios
2,,1lrfs That scip as above stated be dist outed
IN ha Preferred Stockholders exceeding two and nan
2 Del cent on The Preferred Stock in full payn<;s OF dv
Nod on the Preferred heretofore earned and not d
gibuted. - - &c.,, -
s Transfer Books close the 23d oS Jolly and reopen on
d. h., oS 1pgast next PLATr SMITH, President.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

STILL TRIUMPHANT ATTRACTION UNEQUALLED.
AFTERNOON AT 3; EVENING AT ~ O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT RAvEL PANTOMlME,
MAZULM; Or, THE NIGHT OWL.
The charming Dsnseuse, Nile. ERNESTINE, Mile. LOU
IsIs and a fall Company appear - x,ruonc
ETHIOPIAN SONGS and DANCES....J. VI. CLlFFOkD
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT IL
In Lecture Room, without additional charge, 81
HERR NADOLSKrS WONDERFUL CABINET,
Only ~ fee, high wide and feet thick, containing
varieties of elaborate full Sized strong and nsein pieces
Of furniture. .x,
THE GRAND ORCHESrRlAN. -.
VIII play short intervals day and evening the most dr.
hcult OvERTURES and COMPOSITIONS, with all inc
effect of - ....r..,,,,
| FULL ORCHESTRA OF 20 INSTRUMENTS.
THE NEW yENTILATOR, DRIVEN BY STEAM
introduces 900 feet Of cool air per minute. -
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH.
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAYn
PAT CHILD. GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANT, TWO
DWARFS, THREE ALBlNOS BEAUTIFUL AQUARlA,
IHAWK-BII.L TORTOISE, KANGAROos PoRCUPINE,
IMMATURE SKATING ,, P0Np MOVING, MOVING WAX
MONSTER SERPEArs, AND A MILLION oTHEA
CURlOSlTIES. ..
Phrenologi cal Examinations by Prof LIVINGSTON.
ADMISSION. Is cents: children under ten, Is cents
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financial.
~ SYRAovss, July % lS+
NONDAG COUNTY VOLUNTEER
" BOUNTY LOAN, 100000.
PROPOSALS FOR TILE FIRST SERIES OF s2Oo. 600.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
the oace ~ the Treasurer Of t County o. Ononosts
a. O., or sx,scnse until WEDNESDAY, the ioth day "
mi AZ O'Clock p. for the purchase OF the E
A"eusi ~ M bonds Of the County o. Onondagato tht
@y - 200 900 said Boisds I'd issued nnder hna ~
;,y Of resolution % the BoaN Of Supervisor oi ar
nty passed July 1904 and 'Se iera act OF the
state ofNew fort, Isstt F.. 81 last scssloh ~
Wi, be i..ued in Of 500 add 10 win beai me
:, Tho rate Of per per aunnu ior which coup
h. attached payable semi-anuualy the City oi new ~
on The hr,t days Of Apri and October IN each yeai anu
pnncipa payable in annual in-alnents Of S13VO per 20.
ON and .eI the day Of April Is65 and ending Apf ~
l.-s la the CITY Of New York ~. =,
The proposal. will state the amount and time OF suiy %
the Bonds desired and the pnce per one hondreu ''
fercd for thrsauie. ri, l. ..,.a a.
Persons whose proposals. accepted VIII DC
depo.i, with the County Treasurer at syracuse q" ~ o'
the 18th day Of Augnst 1904 date OF said bonus
raj Auounts respectvey awarded to them ueh ue'.s''
must he made in bauktbe currency or Ia srcba5ge on INV
cities Of Albany O New York. - ,,..s
Proposals. should be ncoscd IN scaled envelope sdd'ossed
10 either Of the undeIs ncd, and indos.d FTopos-t oi
Comfy Loan" ,ts. !;
The right IL reserved Of rejecting any or ali 81 e nias
considered necessary pfotec; he interests 81 the
The proposals will be publicly opened NJ the onos % w
Treasurer said County. ia the City OF Syracuse
In the morning Of Augustll ..
VIM II. SHANKLAND,
Chairman Board Of Supervisors.
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OrTos or rHE PIrrssURe, FoRr WAYNE AND

CHICAGO RAILWAY NoAtASl Se4J
DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF this
IL Company have THIS DAY declared DiVlDtND Of
~ PER CENT the Shares OF the original Capital stock Of
s Company payable Gree Of Government Tan on and after
he 5th OF August pro1Do al the office OF The Company IN
his city, and the Transfer Agency, WINSTON, LANlEh
Co. No 81 Wat New York 70 the Stockholders a. regis
le-ed at the respective ooes The ITansG Books o. he
COMPANY viii close on tine 2oh OF JAY inst, at o'clock
"a ana remain closed unit, the Sth day Of August there
" B. BARNES Secretary.
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~ ~. YORK q NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

sJ'HFR ARRANGEMENT
1865 tJ'-.i .ND'.G MAY y, 1854 IVA
Passenger S & "A Sss FORK. 2tas,. and ith sy
tf' est. IN lltn-.t
TE' aAkE hEN-lORk:
For sew-llaysn. t.2. 1889 a M i-tl9 t-rh 5'V'
npl, $50 $50 aui u - 70 -. ,, a,
Fof Bridgeport .LIl q. % q. n l2;lS (Erh $50
E1l 3;tl $50 and it.-.b n ~.
For Milford and StratoI, T. . ~ A. m. $50 3;Jo p m .
FOR Fsirheld Southport and ,iPoFti l. h;% M $50
Taf Eorw,E $50 il:sO N la:Is (rI.,, 800 CErl
For Dslen and ireen~ish T. $50 Ii:3o m 80, go
For reanwch go 1890 m $50 40 3 90 ~
For Stamford :, (Erl gJJ ll:JO a. NJ l.l9 tEA-l ,
UIl $50 4JO $50, s.yn. fLIl 2. III
for Port Chester and intermediate stations, 9Jo ll0A
n. $3.50 g. ~ $500, 90, r. ~. -
CONNEC'rISG TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield . N. lt1.)i tEIl sp. N
For so.on vi. shore Line. 1878 Tx }, sP m.
For Harford'und Springfield sCExh ll'n E. M 3(EIh
$50, ,. 81 ,,ao - .,
Montreal; p. ~ to Northampton. ~
For Hartford Providence and fish.hl Railroad lEAb
Tor S,v Hsven New. London and sioningon Rairosdas
For Canal Railroad l2.l5 p H. to Northampton
For Housaiouc Railroad, A. "a ; p. NJ
Tor Ssuca,uck Railroad 3 A. ?. n.
For DNnSury and Norwak Railroad, $3.50 g. m <0r m
Conuol9us Sleeping Cas- attached 10 p H. Trains;
JAMES IL. HOlT, superintendent