The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
RAILROADS.

IGH OF TIME,
SEPTEMBER 9th,
EI VIA TIE -I[E
Atlantic 6 CT. Western BY,
ihe Only UDbreken Broad Guage Route
To THE EASTERN CITIES.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Leave Cleveland from the Atlantic 4 Great West
ern Depot
Day KxpreSs-9:25 4. y. $500
Arrive in New York o PIE.
lightning Express-2s55 p. N.
Arrive in New York 400 p. n.
Night Express-S:5O r. n:
Arrive in New York 1880 p. m,
TRAINS ARRIVE At Cleveland 1t .......7 1855 A. NJ.
.--S;ssP Z. n
Trains for Youngstown leave Cleveland as s:4S A.
ID. and $40 P. NJ. -.
Arrive at Cleveland at 1000 A. n. End 6.s5P.M.
Regions OF PennsyIvanis.
PASSENGERS BY the $3.50 A. N. Express Train dina
at headville aud take Sleeping Oar a. saIsuaneG.
Passengers by the 2.55 P. n. HrhtniDg Ern-as.
get supper and Sleeping Car At Meadylle,
Passengers by the $50 P. N. ExpTess Tr.fn ca,
Sleeping Car az Cleveland.
U AlBub ELpnub1 hehNe1 Euuo0y hight instead
or saturday night. All other trains daily, Sunday
excepted.
Connects at Msadville for OIL CITY. Franklin.
Cory, and ali points in the Oil Regions of PennsyIs
Passengers by this route have ample time thIrtv
minutesl at regular hours. for meals, and make
sure connections
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached
na-FOr all Information and Through Tickets
please apply at the Depot Of the Atlantic ! Great
HIU ARaA ~ a MI
the WeddelI House.
OmBi0uses will call for Passengers by leaving d.
rections at the above offers.
D. MCGAREN, Gen1S up'k.
E. =. FULLER, Gen1 Ticket Agent sepa
GLKVELAND, COLUMBUS \ GIN, |
OOIHHATI RAILROAD.
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
~oa and after Monday Guons4 -,b p.uo,mr
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
lss GEala-1;45 A. h--OIHOlhhAT1 EXPRESe,
s s@pP s5sih Is G Gr.Is WsLlaEtOn Me- Lon
9ngton, Ashley, DslaWAEOs Devils Centre and
I'd TrAIn52;45 P. M.-AOOOMMODATIoE.-sto1s
1t all stAttonas and arrives In Columbus At ssR
R.E.s Cincinnati $50 A. H
d TrAin-9:3OP M.-HIGHTE XPREB-sto1ptrR
At Grafton Wellington, New London, ShsibS.
Orestlins. Gallon. GilsAd, OArdingtOn and Dali
IsHy; Columbus 1t 1.4o and 10 Is Il Isnp.u
Ia" nTtVs 1t Cleveland S:so A. n. . and sse IN
C~OHHEOrTOHsi
ndoF-eAndu1kys Mansneid 3 Newark Railroad. n
HAnHAsids NJ fsrncns Newark. zAnSsVinS
1rsStllns--PitssburEh, Fort wayns 3 Uhioago Ran
road, Forest Upper Sanduaky, Delphos, Lima
6ort NAynes IAHoftel Chicago, 10, Wet nn9
East Tor manBneld, Wooster, Mnssnfou. ~.
lrAston and BellefontAine Railroad Line. loT MHrSoa
Belieiontatne, Sidney Union, MunciA, mdiSn.
Alolis. Terre HsgteL Vnoennes, Era11Tfls
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Iouis, 20.
lalsWAre-Htth Springfield Br1nch or surfnRN.a-
olumbus-Ltttle Miami 4 Columbus, and Xeah
Railroad, for XenfA. Dayton, fndianaDoIia
Ierre Heute. st. Louis, horroU, LoVeland. ~
Nnctnnat. and With the Ohio and MisisIp1
katroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, EyanE
Diia, Care, 81 LpUils nd a. points On ~
oI~umbuS-gsntra OdI6 RAVrOad FOR Newark, EausG
vile, Wheeling, &C.; OolumbuE Pioua q IN,
diana Railroad for Pima, Urbana, =. Q
- Tor Tickets to al points and Information amir
: tne passenger 5tston. and At Union Ticket O6m
y eupHrior streef. E .A. FLINT.
Cleveland. Aug. q, 1865. Superintendent.