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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-02
Original attachment.
state OfTennessee, Humphreys county
r. S. Napier vs. Richard E Wolfe.

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY Az
1 fidavit that the defendant, Richard E. Wolfe,
Is Justly indebted to the plaintiff and is nom
resident of the State, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of Law cannot be served on him, and an
original attachment having been levied on his
property: il is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Union and American, n news
paper published in the city of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
Richard L. Wolfe TO appear before me at my Of
cember, 1871, and make defence to said suit
against him, or it will be proceeded with ex parte.
H. G. GRIM,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-02

at which their successors commenced. Even
if Mr.. Conley should hold over as Senator,
the term, for which he was elected President
Of the Senate expired nearly ten months
ago. Can he legally discharge the duties of
Governor?
The Constitution Of Georgia provides
that "the General Assembly shall have
power to provide by law for filling unexpired
terms by special election" Of course the
Legislature win order an election at an
early day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
-s~s',, wv ',oy000>tSS'
Great PeremptOry Sale.

VEATAIAN, SHIELDS & co, WILL SELL
i this Thursday morning, Nov. 2, commencing
at OK O'Clock, large we'll assorted stock of sea-
sonable Dry Goods. Also, line of Clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware and Varieties.
This sale contains an unusual attraction to close
BUYERS in extent and variety. 1t
Do Not Fail to Attend Our Sale
THIS DAY
or sTOREHoUsE, No. ils n. COLLEGE
~ Street, at II o'clock, and Of Lots on Cedar
street in Hynes' Addition, at 12K O'Clock.
BROWNS s. CHEATHAM, Agents.
Nav 1871 1t
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
A Rare Chance for Investment.

GOOD HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD, NEW
N ly enclosed, containing ten rooms, on a Lot
1OOx20o feet with stable, clstern ETC.. all in ex-
ceIent condition, for So 500, one half cash.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR * WEAKLY.
ocl9 till ocl4,T2 ..H
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DeGRAFFENREID FARM,

being the same upon which Gen. NJ. F. DeGraf-
fenreid resided at the time Of his death, and
which is now sold for division. Said tract of land
contains about 700 acres, and Is strictly FIRST
CLASS LAND, about One-half in cultivation,
the balance well timbered. Ii is wen watered by
several good springs and running water, and as a
Grass, Grain or Stock Farm, has no superior in
the State. Is also as good COTTON LAND as
any in this locality. Improvements are first
class, consisting of a brick dwelling with ten
rooms, and good cellars, brick kitchen and laun-
dry, several good frame dwellings for hands, etc,
gin house, stables, carriage house, ice house. etc.
large portion of the fencing is of stone, and
will last for all time TO come. The neighbOThOOd
is all that could be desired; and being only two
miles from Franklin, on the Lewisburg Turn
pike, convenient to the Nashville and Decatur
Railroad it has every facility for transportation;
and being only one hours travel Us miles, from
Nashville, parties are enabled to transact bush
ness in the city and return same day. Taken all
together, this is one of the most desirable farms
and homes in the State, and persons desiring TO
purchase
Beautiful Home or a Fine
Farm,
are invited to make personal inspection of this
property. A survey plat OF said land will be
hibted on the day OF sale and at w. Z. Win
steads Office until that day, and division there
of made to suit purchasers.
TERMS.-Five per cent. in cash, balance pay
able in one, two and three years. Notes, with
good security, bearing interest from date, and
lien retained.
For further particulars, apply TO NJ. Z. De-
Graffenreid on premises, w. L. Winstead, Frank
lin, or W. NJ. Daniel, Clarksyille, Tenn.
W. Z. WINSTEAD,
NJ +. DEGRAFFESREID,
w, NJ. DANIEL 20 e.
sepH cod I'd Special Commissioners. B
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The Washington Patriot says: THE
President having taken possession Of the
State Of South Carolina, deposed the local
authorities, suspended the llabeas corpus,
abolished trial by jury, quarered his dra-
goons on defeRceless citizens, filed the jails
with American freemen by arrests without
warrant, issues his proclamation for a gem
eral THANKSGIVING, and informs us that s'the
process &c the seasons has enabled the
husbandman to garner the fruits of success
full ton" and that eve are at peace With all
nations, and tranquility, with few excep-
tions, prevails at home"
The Philadelphia Bulletin, (Radical, }
in speaking of the Tammany frauds in New
York, has this word of warning:
There is lesson in this for us. In
Philadelphia our Ring politicians are trav-
cling over the very road by which Tammany
reached its present position. The day isnot
far distant when our citizens, who refuse to
believe the fact, will awake to find that they
have been plundered mercilessly by men
who have obtained control of the entire
machinery of our municipal government"
When it is known that the municipal
government of Philadelphia is under the
entire control of Radicals, this warning of
the Bulletin will be appreciated. How is it
that none of the Radical journals shat
howled 50 Justify for the arrest and punish
-
10 say aboutSle Philadelphia robbers?
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The Washington Patriot makes this
point on Grants thanksgiving proclama-
ton: "Five days to prepare for martial
lawTand.tliihty days for Thanksgiving. . e
BUTLER has assured Grant that his defeat
in the race for the gubernatorial nomination
was the defeat of the Administration and a
victory E0r snnnqer. lTFHnEFG1
ME New York World says that the r,ea-
son why republicanism in France is not as
successful as in the Southern States is because
the French motto Is 'L'toHio,i ftit ID force"
while President Grants wiser maxim is ala
force fat rlaaion.e 1 , Eh1E
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Edgefield and Kentucky
RAILROAD.

a~@-z
e. -4sr-'n1 gFTF5 m155ITIruIT,
AE1f1leAseeAf VI I'll
AEGSZSK e Il A. u w wv
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 9TH,
" Trains on the Edgefeld and Kentucky Rail
road will run as follows:
Mail leaves Nashville. 500 AN.
Express leaves Nashville 1880 Pm.
Mail arrives at Nashville ..... go Pm.
Express arrives at Nashville. $50 AM.
Train leaving Nashville at 500 An RUNS
SAME CARS THROUGH to Henderson, XIV,
making direct connection for Evansville, St
Louis, and all points North and Northwest.
Train leaving Nashville at 1880 pm. carries
through mails, and connects directly at Guthrie
with trains for Memphis and New Orleans.
Trains arriving at Nashville at $40 pm. runs
through from Evansville.
Trains run daily, except Sundays.
j. NJ. SPEER, Sup't.
W. II. HART, Treas. and Gen1 Ticket Agent.
ie14 If
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" a u 6 h a MS q a ID,
On the Northwestern Railroad, ten miles from
Nashville, SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, in lots ranging
from sixty to one hundred and twenty acres.
These lands lie on the Nashville and North
western Railroad, from eight to ten miles from
Nashville, and on the Richland Turnpike and
adjoining the lands of Gen. VIM. G.. Harding and
Howell HuddlestOn. They arc well adapted to
the cultivation of all the cereals, fruit of all kinds,
including the grape, and well timbered To per
sons desiring a small farm in a healthy locality,
near Nashville, trst-rate opportunity is here
offered them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-02

In his report to the Legislature, Comp
troller Pennebaker complains, and justly,
we think, that the present system of as
sessing property for taxation is very I'M
equal and unjust, and demands a radical
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-02

Ter"a OF sale:
The purchaser can pay one-fOurth cash, and
the balance on credit, without personal seeur-
ity, OF one two and three years, and lien re-
tanned to secure the payment of purchase money;
or the whole on a credit of one, two and three
years, with good security and lien retained on
the land.
For further information apply to the under
signed in person, near the premises, or address
us by letter, at Nashville, care of W. G.. Collier s.
Co. A plat OF the land will be exhibited at the
day of sale. S. f. McCUTCHEAN,
j. W. VAUGHAN,
sep20 deod&wtd Executors.
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1851 z 1851 1895 / Iseg q 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

..r, Ma, Isrl qriei Al lllalle Meats q8e, &C.. Ssn
a. 1sdle. ssc lave Hcfs duh 400 va 20 ptts am 70 Bu'
o. ar1 s. - 90 hbs Flour lo0 bnf1 49,
faic a On oi bgsh sis bush Rye, l0 husn bS'
ooV -. no tblS Floa 10000 busa Wheat JeoVV pAA '
as hs-h. Osts - -, -, A.,,,r3 o,lr Wheat neglected;
ssSs Bcaly g. Corr lc better sa SSO 49, .u uoips At
~ tb, trs aad Rye Aed Of 81 ~ 1ss ~
aesc9 seq an sd unchsuget Pors Gull " @|'0-' -
~ .tlg.aIz,c Hrhsines uomira Y $40 - ngd
- - a. Western High MXea at @dolc bNS,
Con lu 81. '.r can Canada Wcs, arrive, on Pr''" '
GAS Cret .r,. .e.i,r and unchanged; siles SIC bros
49, 5-I. Miug Isle Flour gueti ezra taai.! r. Clear
t'- .s.-s.d Me-. Pork S30 Bscou->oouilet -, =,
Sge en- i Stie lose vscke Bulk Meats-Shonsers
- ~ sic Clcsr Sics. stc loose it'us-sussgl-
- - tlc Irrl i2l 3tc WHISKY quiet al Do,hIe RI
krvOEtx,Ss April Plea dali supe sne ~ 7ps7Sc
"a !. Srtfsc ran = sdsl Hsy-PriHs siarfter Sic
0 Port lsl oatrng At 81 iseoD T.sr i2dI3 Keg
lSe Nolssss-Psntstor rrbclel "a prue l4dl5ic
We Wh,syWe,e.n E's eos.eoosS,y ht ao hchshse re-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
o,rrOS HARKRrS

Psov7pYv,r Arrl -.-Cctton-Net l'''f@ ~
49, an hand co. bales ~ c,uts othe week $40 bs
Nil atiisg doing in ne cotton -, - &
7oN l,,. of he veet $50 bales gross '|Vl uAesi s~es
100 bses e. CsNet receipts AS bales; erportstO Great
- So: sas $50 bales socs 40 eSesi maTket qpet
Britain. ia, re. receipts 81 the wees tg3 bales exports
L 1 "a bsles oos~ise, tSo baies SAFES ~ bales
.y1EE Apl ICoon-Net receipts IA osesi g5oss 20
bA s ties. sioek lUi0l bales; market quiet and stesd'
e 5s.e. receipts of the week sS' bales gross 80
et a. st Britain. 1875 bales, ooasiHise, $40 bales sales
5U5 haies -, torNet receipts so bales. stock ais
WI [ irf ret oep,s Of the week, 9lS bales; exports
.e,.t.ase 9sg hsles sales ili htfa - :, a., ,., -. i, -
~ YuaK Aprl the otoh rePoIN y" t0 u'eieI oNhA iV
- t.L-r Z. q nLnNN.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
NATIONAL, LINE.

sTEAN TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier No. A.. North River
ERIN URDAY. April n8Gn
PRNNsl LVANIA Webster CEDAY April l5 At / D. m
Passage 10 Liverpool or Queenstown cabn SIS se5;
s Prpsd steerag tickets from Liverpool Queenstown London
derry. or Glasgow, 81 currency. =.
For fuTh pArusrs spPy a! the ConIsns oe No % broad
r. W. J. htlssi nansyel
THE QUEEN's HOTEL, GLASGOW.-The
family MsGregOr beg leave to inform the patrons
Of that they earring on he business as formerly
EUROPEAN EXCURSION. - Excursion to
~ and Denmark Jnne l. Procure niona
ton from AUGUST PBrERsoHS Manage BoNimg-green-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
financial

TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Hocc beey gyen that pursuant the Act Of CorgreSs
~ the 1eIas Pacfc Railroad COmpsnT. and
a Construction Of It's Road and for other Purposes approved
Esrrh persons named IN the first section Of SAID Act who
az By SD Ac constituted Board Of Commissioner known ue
Plcc IA road Comm vii meet The Omce OF the
shn Trsnontneua Railroad Company, the northeast corner
Wes in the City Of Sew iOrk the 18th day Of
I,r p o'clock Of that day for the purpose o. opening
B su1son the Capital stock Of the said Texas Pachc Rail
Company d receiving Subscriptions 70 SAID stock and ectne
iI,us pursuance AcDGed March H. lS7
J. c. FREMONT
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS,
HENRY d. COOKE
JOHN W FORNBY.
r l.. FANCHER.
LUTHER X. MARSH
RICHARD c. PARSONS.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
prrrr,1O LIVE STOCK NARKHT-APVu

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKBT-APEu
~ ve-s re y eOueie the advance demanded BY boiers and
SIS against s95 day Of lsst week Eastv ard
go Ss5 TIE ory sales made 81 Canada averaging
M = IS, ard % Indiana lo5 b A. Sb IS sheep
a. hors-1o trade lone
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THR
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD co.,

Coupon Red sn by the Legislature Of Coaneeu made free OF
per cent interest payable January and JaJ In New
York They The subscribed capital stock Of the
GO Oo0 all Of which except $500 has been paid
this s7OoO has been subscribed and paid BY the City Of
Hartford The mortgage made in the Treasurer Of the STATE
The bonds registered the Ozoe Of the Controller Of The State and
counergrei BY and By the Of the Charter ony be de-
by the the proportion OF soO bonds Tor
previously expended the construction Of the road
The Hartford With the whole Ne"
England sy,eu railroads westerly 70 hson tie he"forE
state line with TIE Harlem Roa north and south
with the Du.ehss Columbia Fhk eompetei with the
Prgtkeepse Pougkep to be finished In Juy and
witt the Connecticut be built opening direct
connection supplies Of the Peuaysn Goa Company and
tie Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. vide hed for business
oDe BY It's RAo.d and River Connections in supplying de
country coal uer rn cattle ard bea'stuf from the We"
and returning ron marble and he manufacturing products Of the
many thirty towns along rs line
The grading complete ps Of the iron purchased and tfaek
laying will tie condition Of the bed vii permit
The character Msnsgery whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
BAaEUM 'eI-Gov. UOLLBY GEORGE st. BARTHOLOMEW ESQ,
JAMES GOODWIN a guarantee that the enterprise vi" he
earned through 8 substantial ard economical manner
The pss Of so per and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
tPor Piermont and NyseA d

I LoNG IStATR s. S1AHEa RAhhR9APRiM RAhRassRMnxr.
ami MONDAY OCT p, 1870, Trains vii ea'e Jase'P
follows:
$50 a. n. Greenport and Sag HArbor
lO;20 a u. Ncrhp port Way Train.
Haor aud RTerhead Express rus tof1as "en
% SATURDAY LigbA
400 .. n NorhIon Express -.
Henpsead Way Tram 20 shp On cstursl nsh"
coop. m Norhport Way Train , st- .t-- T., n.
All m rs counct At branch foF Hempsed saDy ns Tor Ros yn.
Glen Cove Locas Valley Heksve Huntington and honon fi's
II-rt Pm IL N v " oAhA AUN sup
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ - ERS RAILROAD

Depot IN New Yo foot Of Barclays ,nd !soi q Christopher
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. cOmn-ucing MONDAY, Nov u Sl"
s:0 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Daare With Boon
ton Branch Dover Chester Bneb WsoO gh s0sser
for AnOTer and Newton, at Washington with tie D. l. and w
for Water Gap, stroubug Scranton Great Beni Bhhsmton a
and Oswego and al points the LakaWGnna and BOonsbs
ard Delaware and Hudson K Roads
ll:40 LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Sersrt Morris
Dover Hscketorn Washington Phps5ug ard Eso1
Phipsburg With Bel. Del R. for Bytee 6e ARD a.
Eson with l. " Bethlehem Allentown, Maah Chant sns
Wikesh.rre
.0R NJ SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester
R. Waterloo With r. and Washington vith D. L. aus
W. r. X. for Water Gap sroufsbupg and Scranton -.
1920 HACKETsTOWN MAIL, connects WITH Boonion Nhesr
and SusseI Railroads 90. 81.
s1i $50 p. m. 49,.
For ORANGE ami sOUTH ORANGE. $50 80 $40 1910 an.
n 10 20 $40 40 49, 5. GOO $40 9:O and l'%
p -, .. . 81. -. "A ,o-.o ,,.o,
20 ll +0O, 2;O0 'lJ0, 3A 3fl, $3.50 49 41-'
$40 5!o $3.50, 800 .6:40, $50, $500. 9S and Has p m
Trains marked stop AZ East Newark. -
leave Nev.York for BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLAR. sp snt
ft.0 , IL B. nj 1. ID
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

n DEPOT rs EWI0Rk !oCt q LlbeFtl - N9,l il.-t
LEAVE SEwIORK fog BRRGkN-AEh AM NEWANhA-As N
80, 1.is 7.9n sS 3&5, g.li, $50 O;to M " "a lis
20 500 $50 400 40, SEQ s.Jo siOo s0 1900 30 30
SO Sisa wv yosk FOR WEST BERGRS-A 500 s;O 5il5.
az, y" 20 s:Sb, $50 63o T:to s:Oo. lO.ta,
w. "'''s ~'' ~ X y. RICksd. SapeilsElcnt~
IL p BALDWIN Gea Psaseag Aren't
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
OYrIcB OF THH MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CoNPASI,
Ne. 81 WALI-sI., NEw-YoRK. March - 1911
U,HE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI PATHWAY


Ne. 81 WALl-sT., NEw-YoRK. March - l8sl y
THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY
COMPANY having decided TO change tie gauge o. Their osd from
four feet ghi and Oneh neEe As & make oonionp 70
suge o. s connecting and ncns hre have for The
o. making sad change and providing uessa1y rolhgsioch
Tor other Improvements and purposes Of the Company executed
oT four millions o dollars covering al the properly and
l the CoHpan to be dsnouaaEe seon2 CONSOLIDATED and
gusl1g Fund Mortgage"
TIE present mortgage the Compsny 5000 COO about
33 Of road Owned and operated by the Com
and the cities Of Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis
debt including the OF four Millions viii
y ly.A0oOo. or about S27 so per mile
dollars with
prime pal PAYABLE forty yes With per
esri pr snnum free o. United payable annually
NsFYo the f days Of April and October each year and
sinking fur with twenty thousand dollars
graduated and regulated as o take Che whole sllo1u Of
es their maturity. Tie bonds ente The holder 70 vote and
nty stored
s Copany oEr for sale Two Millions Five Hundred ThousSni
rn 81 ool foEs; Proposals Tor the 9 amounts MOI
6o viii be received Ibis Ofce until Two
TIE Uth DAY q April specifying amount and prce
os psvs N FIVE n.tsmelts Of twenty
follows Fr iEs!ameIt o bid and the others
MAY Juy september and October 1871 being
al the which has accrued upon the
tes q payment shall be paid BY tie purchaser In addition 70
ID Tuce I'D
Proposals be addresses 20 The Usieued and m,rfed Proposal,
81 Seld COnsoJdsel Mortgage Aad Sinking fuld BoaiS
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY October H. io from Roosevelt 'ad rad
erros-
ga Nal for P,tchogue
10 4. m noiaion foi Babylon
$3.50 kIpnn 0r f,iehesas wa ''se |" ossg"' sAd '"
Place. -
$50 D m Babylos G0dst0n.
$50 D. n Msruei AeooE notston
The s:o and 10 and JEW sna ~ M Hs soAhse |" 's"V
Stream for Roetavay. ,,
% 10 n ssd $40 and i0 m usn cohheet ~ 'shp
c ". DOUGLAS, sspsnslssa>uA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COAPANI
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 2J Of eveu mouth
MERRIaACK Capt Wier. April % .
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt e. Z. 1inrepsugh. h.y ~
These splendid sail schedule time and call Al ~ Isonn
Para Perzaee Bahia sni Rio De Janero gong and returning f"f
engagement Of ire eght passage apply to
wM. r GARRISON, Aesai, N. Bowlng green Se..Yort.
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
frouP 90 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
ANGLIA, SATURDAY, Apdl g.
snif Intermediate St3i bteersgei
828 stesIage tickets from above ports S32.
Wv HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
7 B0vEag-green
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
r.. p - NORWICH LINZ
n.a Ss cG,.s g.ssgT5 Ss9ps JSsS nail II. .. Ia.
CITY S1fis 'Ss on Rol4s u. Nv ard rsleh
cITr or xEw.rosK
CITY OF LAWRENCE. ,ni
% F l:'' e sdS Ss,ISls hS!s f g '1.: Sesi S S
.d SoT-ieh ID t. sna SS,. S,. M p, ,,
iT iST 'ss ss4 SS,s so,'gD EoF ,, y, %
for through usiet ,nd freight .vpy q. IN. oes. Pier n
Esx-Yo,t ne, n aee J. h. SHORT, Jr, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE BOSTON, WORCESTER.
cu q m; rom Pier r. n. R.. oe; q Robusou~t
yeSs Del r. + s 5osIoS TSFk9SsEIBDEksseeES TFksIDkseS =
SIC ro' Worcester R. RS for al important Epg die ,sd tom.
oR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
neS = ~ aos ss'f. ,osa Pare G steamer a can.
ISAnLIngdnMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cor
SoRTawE9ETS ySg LINZ o he wEsT soUTHwEsr an.
AaB0T RAILROAD Per Sor Re , y yr ;, R 9Hp9S ps s1.
G,stb Ps,pT, r =, SS,Is ~, Eser daily RATES Low qse,
SS' sSS d CoIsSd 90 ,,S t:, Py.s wE ~ W..ss
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD TssD gi-'' LINE '''''''
{ CENIRAL I'5Ai. RAILROAD of NEW-JEEsEY.-
s' % s i sS%s 6ss E ..5 s,9e R,i Hampton
with the Lshsh and sas]rhansa o.di Rsoe las s Is
buyh n the we. without change Of Central Psss.i
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing January 30 lJ1l.-Lsave Neslork follow.
a mfor FsmiHgon, fason, b h-hsn Msrcb Chans wA,.
barre PstOa hahsaoy CITY NJ Carmel Uaze8 nGhsanoe,
TOwanda, WaysrlY lie.
s:@O a m.-FOr EastOn.
n-wKsTERs ErPREs daily leropt sgnla-s or Rsson
leu0vn Harrisburg tie West C0uncs SOmervie for
StOu8sbgrg Car
syrscs lie; Phil sburg hasch Casnk. WeshsFre vii
Bssnor Enc &c Eis'oa for haucb Cd1BE hGbaEoy City NJ
Carmel Wiihamspor Erie, Gc
1879 a. m.-Wsy Train for Sonervle.
I2mPOr Remington Aentown, Mipch Chunk ashsrov
City H.,leton wiehare, Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephr'',
Pottsyie, Harrisburg, &c.
2p m.-For EastOn and Allentown.
$3.50 m-For Esson Allentown H.uoh Chunk AMI Belyiere
430 m-POr SomerVlie ard FlemiHg,oa
mCscTSSArI ETPREs daily. Tor Ess,on Bethlehem Allen
Reading Harrisburg Pt,S9uh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Palsce Cars Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects ~ Jaactos
.h Delaware Laeks~anns and Western Railroad for Scranton
5:l5 D. m-For SOmervite
u.-For SOnerV!le.
.. H. Por Eas.On.
sp u.-(Emgrr ntl-FOr Eastcn-
s40p. m.-Por Plan
Ipm-For Panheh, weinesisys .nd Saturday.
For E.a5.th Al 500 6J 7.l5 7:4O s:yJ 900 On i00 s
am-2 m leo 35 33J 400 s:ij 5:I5 $50 3.t,
GOO $50, 700, $40, 800 $50 9oo go lo45 1900
Tickets the Oed the Office o the Central h
road Of NewJerey foot Of eyst ~ an the principal hole'
eke ofeos Ctr. r BCKkR, Superintendent
II p. BALDWIN. Pass Agt-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot.


IL foot Of Ctsmbersst and FOO. o 21i-st, as o!oss;
Through leave Cham5eTssi a. " NJ 9S
n p daily Leave 23Is at 8:h lO;f m ,nd si
daily. New and improved Drawing Room tOAeha
seOnpaEy the ga trsn hogsh,o buffalo connecting hora
sleeping Coaches running t9roagh 10 Se'er
and Gallon Sleeping Co'ees accompany TIE a NJ ra iIgn sos
Buffalo; the 3J RON Sewlok 10 aiao an
the EeWYorf ornelsvle Bufao ani Caan
An Els rant Train leaves daily az T:s5 ?.
forP Jeryis snd Was $50 }. t23 st.. il5 p M
Por Addown and Way a $3.50 t2is- 3:l3 ms AMI Sun
dsyso ory $3.50 ll9dst, s:l a M
forOusule aDd Wey, Il s73N 4 GZds 'I;la a. M
For Ewburgh and Way $3.50 and 4Jo n lSjtsL 3;G
For saIgrn and way ard n. Q9l-, sS ani s:s p n)
Theater Train, Ill p. IN ll5-t. sl;4. p ~ -.
For PA,oa ,ni Msy from l1s Dslot SIS s; and II :;
6:5 loCo y n; sis s. 5;l; AID go P N -.
For IIarkenssck Hllsdae from Dist Depot, AZ 5 u 'nf
ts 35 i55 545 al - - 10. From CLsmbcrssL Depot s'
F Peno5t Sv,eS Tsilans sud ws- from 2l,t Depot 9:l5
M I:I5 Sis 1918 and sstGrlss Only ~ -
Depot. az )bJ lJ t5:g sIJ it:SV
sI5 and 6:3O D. N. SATURDAY. oaly. 2.9J midnight
Tickets for apartments Drawing Room sni Se
Coaches aad FOR he eb cns al r. ne o aE
sage nav len Conpanys Offices 2 Ss and 90 BroaEaYf 25
tsmhe % Creenvicst l25tLst Gni Tlriav@, Hsrrm
m Puon-s Broofyn Depot. foot of chambsrt and foot " M "
N.vYo BIchAnge place and Long Dock Depot Jersey City AL
Of Agents AZ the prncP hotels ~, % nan,
L. d. RUCkBR, Dec-E " ~ ~ DAl.i'
Geul sup't l5'O A. u,. utal ..s - y "
DAILY. fIVi hseA'uNa'A 'uF