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The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
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Prof. Swings case was considered y
resent session Of the Presbytsrisn S!yDaa
1llinois. North, and 4 resolution wasad9l I
in which it was mildly stated that th''e
tinusuee Of Prof. Swing - pastor o. !
Fourth Church Of Chicago was naa'ss'
irregular, but Synod would forsesf u n1
any action as the relation was to N y
solved en the 1st Of January.
The Rev. Robert Coll2er int''dss u
ar. Theodore TiltoD At bis Lecture 10 "
cago lat Friday evening, and in dom! ]
said II have bsenrequestsd y ins'oa,. y
the lee.urer Of the evening and dsH'nu|
for the sake Of old friendship Haven
ken bread with hin in bin house IN y
gone BY, and he Aas broken bread D ,,;'
hsuss, and We shAll likely keep On wv
20 a. long n w have bread 10 hs'I
A rich and eces.trie Belgian v'''' ~
ly to bis relatives to como and ''',
he had ordered. They, imagining W.
vitation meant to brsakfast, went 'Du
assoniahsd to ~ 4 series Of COMM ". \,
the original was trying one after 'l's ! :.
he having caused them to bs n''s -
number Of different joinsrs. A. =. -
found one which suited him, Laid '''
it, took some poison, and szpf'o ~"
ly. o.. - .-%-. a..
The teachers Of the public '','s. s',d
Baltimore have taken 4 deep aao sd ~
cal interest in tho work Of comps.s s";o|
Edgar Allan Pos, and their e''a;a '.;a
with that If Georss ", Child I'll, r
costs Of the, monpnsnt which . y. 's nos
bs uavsilsd al dedicated e'a Wv IN, "
grays.s Htsrary v eetsmsniss, :, ~. ."..,oF
place, On 4hs eceaion, in the w'l y s.l
male High School ofBsltim'rs' NV
in the charchyard.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
PHILADELPHIA MARxrTs.
Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.

1hALADELFHIA, Oct. ~, 1870
Gold Gold ~ 1l1ls5N@ll5NIPenn OLE RI 5oNea
Us od lss! l.. l225S@lIM y RI, e1.dlvs5sseN
" " :" 1895 lls @llsX|Phila i Ers lsNssl al
July lss7 l96T l9QE lIehigh VMai Val ssnsssS1 ssN
Julylsss l2l@ sale Nav stock5T TeM
lQ-40s 1870 4 |Catawissa r l71sSB|
New IS 1lGZ@ Il do prefd. B 91gI
City ss,newl@ @!oSH y Central R ZH@S|
UCo'sofNJl2 0l&HI HIHestonvills 91s0&4
Seeds-New cloverseed attracts but lttl
attention, and sells at 81lal0c, per pound
the latter price for choice. IN timsthj
nothing doing. Flaxseed is wanted by ID
erushers at 81 SO.
Flour and Meal-There IL no vitality
the flour trade, and the bome trade, xhI
". sales Of 1000 barrels. Including sups
fine at 81 50a4 us; extras at 35a5 So Iowa On
Wisconsin extra family at 20 25a6 So Mimi
sofa do. do. At 50 5os7 25, and fancy brsnl
at 81 5Oa8 so, as to quality. Rye fou
worth IS Xa5 37k per basheE.
Grain-Wheat Is quiet at uncnanged F
ces. Sales of ! 200 bushels air and prn
Obi o red at 81 IOsl ~ Pennsylvania ded
81 35al 50; do amber at 81 40al a, and uh
at 81 4Oal 50. Rye ranges from 75 to
for mixed. Oats are selling At 3Ss40c.
mixed, and 4 a4Sc. for white.
Whisky 10 steady At 81 10 for Western iron
b Jund.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE xAKKET.
Butter steady. New York snd Bradlol
county extras, 33034c.; do. de-, 1rsts, Sga
Western extras, B@S0c.: do. 1rsts &0N
Rolls, sxtrss. A090.: do. 1fsts, 2eaD ,,.
Cheese llrm. New York hney, w
do. prime, HAolsNc. Western nns' I'm
l8c. - ~ n .H u y -. ,.,
Eggs Arm. Pennsylvania, New Jng
and Dsiaware fresh, &a2Sc, #esten
Ha26c ...f *.r:i 'rt' ...
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

8sver4y JohnsoA - the Contonuaal.
Nj. Rsverdy johnson, being unable to
accept IN invitation to bs present At the
recent meeting In Philadelphia for inspect.
ins the preparations for celebrating tho
cestenaisl, wrote 10 the Committee u fol-
lows: " Glorious n xas the day which il
sbost to b comnsnoFatsd, the period At
which such csnnsmoration is 10 take
Pllace ], hardly les glorius. From three
mil!iens Of people W now number forty
millions, and W are at present In Stste
Of perfect peece, al sectional difRculties
having subsidsd and the cause which chisE
" produced them psrmansatly sxtin.
snished. The whole land Il. frss. he forms
ofyoverpmsat under which .ws i've, 4 Ion,
sstly observed, are the beat that Luuaa
wisdom ever devised, and are careful %
secure TO us ind to our descendants Ill the
Blessings, political aud individual that
governments can secure" ~ .r '-' r.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

The new State constitution Of Nsbraska
contains provision that the United States
Senators for that State shall, ,hersatss he
elected by direct vote Of the people. It
will be an interesting question new 10 10
settled whether this il not in conflict with
the constitution Of the United States
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

Word has been received by his family
that Chan Laisun, recently renewed from
the Chinese Educational Comuissisn in this
country, has been restored 70 full fsyor with
his government and appointed Secretary "
a Legation to England. . - ID
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Playing Seven Up For A Baby,

From the Council Bluffs G|obe.-We have
it from good authority that near this city,
few days ago, game Of seven-up" wa.
played, little girl of FIVE summers being
the prize. The father had played and lost
everything he had, and while under the
influence Of liquor proposed to put up his
little girl against = certain amount of
money. The proposition was at once &C.
cepted and the game began. At The last
hand the game stood-father, 5; opponent,
2. In the deal the father received the fol-
lowing trumps: King, ten, seven and tray.
His opponent received ace, jack, four and
deuce. The father begged and was given
one, which made him within one Of going
out. Confidently believing that the game
was his he threw down the king and tray,
e1clsiming Can you beat that for high
Or low ?" His opponent replied that he
could beat both, and showed bis hand, and
exclaimed high, low, jack and the game
The claim was denied, the father hoping
that hs could take the game himself. The
game went on, resulting in the success of
his opponent, who secured the same by two
points. The winner still has the child, and
states that be Intends keeping 1t unlss. the
father uses the law to regain his loss. She
Is in good hands, much better than those
Of her father, who il widowsr and . nan
Of fdissolute habits, although the pssse.sor
Of a kindly heart when net under the IN
fluenco of LIQUOR.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

THE MORNING HERALD Is pubiisheC
every morning, ,(sundays excepted) and de-
ttvered in the city Of Wilmington and sur
rounding places for six cents per week
payable ts the carriers. Mail subscriptions,
postage free, three dollars per annum In
advance.
O'BYRNE Bros. Publishers,
No. 800 Shipley Street,
L Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Seller Sold.

A neat game is now played upon pas
sengers on the Illinois Central Railroad
The candy man goes around, and, having
selected victim, proposes to sell him q
box of figs. If he does not wish to pur-
chase, the candy man gets confidential,
places $40 In fig box, and, picking up
two other boxes, inquiries how much will
he give for his choice out of the three
boxes. About this time the victim sees
the corner Of as bill protruding from one
Of the boxes, which the candy msa has, Of
course, overlooked. A bargain Is soon
struck for 81, So, or S, and the victim
finds nothing in the box except tho figs
and the, corner Of the bill. This game
was tried last Tuesday morning on Con-
dustsr Lscke's train, upon . newspaper r.
porterr who permitted himself to be taken
in in order 10 teach the peanut vender =
lesson in sharp practice.
After he had been relieved Of bis money,
he secured tho ,sharpsFs name, aad, upon
his returning to the cal, ths reporter called
him over, oonplinsnted him for his saga.
city, and assused him that his name should
bs duly chronicled In the papers. He
thereupon returned tie money with great
alscrity and proposed to add 80 more in
order 70 be sfreened from exposure. This
complimentary bsssft ~ respectfully de-
eiinsd for ths public good, and The facts
are nov made known for the travellers pro.
lection. ...u. .,s o. ,..
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
WAx1W.

A second hasd Job Press q the
Red C3oad CHIP o66ce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
Mseasn As Css.~ai 10 C..s a Lac


Mseasn dis ssswa 10 Cats a Lac
Affivas ssA Depeslhse % AasSs
Gsso ne 8sa Coed P.o.
JuNIArA Leaves Moodsy's
Wsdseeday's sod Friday 7 .. %.
Nail closed 9 p. m. Arrives Tues
day Thussdsy and Satarday's7 .. E.
HAavAsD Leaves T6s>day's and
Fridsy's6 p. N. arrives Tueedsy's
and Fridays 81 .. m. Nail closed
81 p. n.
FRANKLIN, going east. Mooday's
and Thursday 2 p. n. Going west
Tuesdays and Rriday's 10 .. n.
PLEASANT HUI leaves Thursdays 6
.. m. Arrives Wednesday, 4 p. m.
Mail closed 9 p. n.
JEWELL. Kansas, arrives Fridsy's
II %. Leaves Friday ] p. m.
Russell, Kansas, strives Thundsy's
l2a.m m. Leaves THURSDAY ! p. u.
Office open from 4 until 6 p. N.
Sundaya
All registered matter must be in
the evening before the mails lesve.
NJ. B. McNrTr. P. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22

If you want % sell your barley for
Brewery PURPOSES be careful 70 have
no grains cut by the threshing mo
chine. Every grain must be a. nearly
perfect - you would desire it for
choice seed grain /: for good Barley We
ca sswSyy anUyusU psy ulg6er pssoe.
Respectfully, etc.,
47tf Red Cloud Brewery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services syery irse sod third Sab,
baths Of each month Ut Red Cloud
end Inavsle. u o'clock r. u. at
Red Cloud. 2 O'Clock p. 4. 1t In-
avale. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Hatin and Harmony
Precincts REv. A. MAXWELL,
Pastor.
BAPTIST C~HURCH.-REv. THOs.
MuxLOw, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath 1t y p. n.
SABBArR SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning st 10 !. =.
J. Q. PoTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs
DAY evenings. All held ct the school
house Just north Of town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22

RrsxsUs, fsastra Co Neb.
1875 V>0<

80
RnExs0s, Fsastra ca Nsb.
Jsly sotk, ISIS.
EpIr0e Cufnf -Bui5sss geoss.
diy appssss 70 b 4 sssis dan 4 pres
ems 1T CRY II the Hsrabsiesn Valley
s,ooa. bsf b ness Of sSs aases ess Of
q. Asd ifsush . he state Of things
b Cd aases snd oe.lisies. I DO not
% thss vs hass much eznse to End
fault, bat ought % be thankful tia,
or prospects for . good and bcussifal
hssvea ere % fair sad promising.
LAsG nssos. when 4 pleased yrosi.
dDA q tfS ON pad.sce wish soosree
thse seasiy deprived Us Of al our
hopes; many Of our peopk felt des-
poodest. add no wonder, for the cloud
that lowered oves the valley Of the
kspsbliesa. va black indeed ; and il
took "a small amount Of nerve TO stick
70 the ship % appsreotly sssr sinking.
There we're sOwe who deserted her.
and by % doing, literally committed
suicide. o. If nos, done thas which Is
equivalent 70 M.-Thcy murmursd for
The aesh pots Of Egypt. and returned
70 slavery usder the task masters they
left behind them ere they came here
There u no man 20 free or 20 independ
ent, - ha vho holds q clear title N q
portion Of the hud 10 the country he
ffvsb 10, without this. the i6dividuafis
the chsttle ofoapissl in the hands OF
bsnded monopoly. Look at our sea-
board seates,- -Pennsylvania for in
staoce.-where the working min is
ground to the dass by tyraos wonopo-
lies. Labor 10 those places strike for
. higher compensation. Capital refuses
to grant it, Hence an issue that par.
alisss the entire workings OF shpos,
every brsuoh Of business 10 the coun-
Try, not excepting even the farmer TO
some exteut. Still the farmer moi his
family does not experience the suffer
ings that those do Who have 10 depend
upon their days wages foe their days.
Strikes. - carried on 1t present, i
uot-ths kind Of strike that labor should
make 70 gain . higher wages; but .
bold sod determined strike for the
west, there TO become the Independent
possssoss of the coil: where the a.
borer need have % task master 70 sup.
port 10 idlsoss; With that which God
gave him for the purpose Of applying
better use.-ssnesy. health, strength
and understanding. II is strange. that
men can't see this. The virgin soil Of
oar young State, q it were, smiling in
The lsp Of nature, offering labor full
'oupensatioo therefor. 70 al Who
shoss 70 come and ace pit Of il Yet
men viu cling TO ssrfdom 10 the east,
md wraDgle With their equals, about
That their labor il worth, rather than
free and indepeodeus tilleis Of the
-
OIL There may be other valleys in
e wsse, equally Is good CO this for
he houe-sesksr 70 come To. ueverthe-
- - An ss.Es.sle~A:.s.l -En~s<t
'vn experience, that there Gao be no
letter. And though the people Il
present in Il living, are mostly poor in
cash, they have energy and
p~ers'rrsrsnce sufficient to carry them
through the most trying ordeals OIL
haEdships and reversss,- assA { season.
'f brighter prosperity dawns upon
hem. Thus situated, good nature
Md Hospitality being their lssdiog
'h~araetsfissiC. they extend a cordial
Welcome to IL thoss Who principally
Ike themselves dies from the service
It employers and rented farms, to
'ome. possess the land, and b indie
men, O'SULLiyAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22

By virtue Of On order of sale issued
out Of the District Court of the 6rst
judicial District, 10 add for Webster
County, Nsbrasks, iu an actiou where
% Pstsiek Barry is p'aintif and
Michael Cook, Maria Cook, Solomon
Brunswick. Hyman Brunswick, doing
business under the name and style Of
8. Brunswick 4 Bro, defendants. l
will oifer for sale At public auction at
the frunt door Of the Court House in
Red Cloud. Nsbrssks, on the 18th
Gay Of August, 1875, at 3 O'Clock D.
m. the following described real estate
situated in Webster county. Nebraska
to-vit: Lots one and two, block IA,
Rcd Cloud. Nsbnska
Given under my hand this 8th day
Of July, 1875.
b. g. BILL,
Sheriff and Special Mister Commis
sioner. 47,5t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22

-Go to n. B. McNitt's for your
wall paper, he has and viii keep con-
stantly on hand . large and well 90
lected stock Of the gayest. 0eatest and
swestes. patterns Of this article chat
the market Affords
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
WELLSI WELISl!

WELLS! WELLS!
All wanting wells bored viii do we'll
to call upon w. w. HARVEY,
1navale, Webster Co., Neb.
A-Good notes taken if desired.
HtSn
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
FOR SAiR

One Champioa Light Mower. Price
ais. VIII take stock in part pay.
NJ. b. McNrTr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
R1ellkMsTlyys A1sA

-
Notice Is hseb5 kiva that I vii
on the 2Stf day Of Assss 1875 4
too O'Clock r. II. q IL door Il IL,
!Cosrt Hosss u Red Clood Wshstsr
Cosnty Seseeof Nehsaska Offer loe
sale ~ pdS6e auceios tie foHoviag
'lauda 10 wk Lot. I've Al II (sk
s. h B,osk tse lsl n LaDss's 4.
ditioa to thssssu ofRsa Ossl Wsb-
sesr Csasp Nessska; aesssaise 10
Tie esouIAsd = oedse Il nls i
asa-eus e IL Earipe Count q
sAe fssl Js1icii NessaSka
i Al ~ WsbsAse Epesy. =
Cd. vAsssia Ja.ss lAAW6h&
If aud Eauia 3 Csss5 q
| Cover 80 1on1asta
| sGivsa snoew h@&Aotth
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22
Notice . ToaeAoh

Heties 70 TsaaAssl
Notice il hereby given. That I will
examine 81 persons Who may desire to
oAer themselves o. candidates for
teaehess Of the primary OF common
schools Of the county, 1t my Office in
Bed Cloud, on the 6nt Saturday Il
August, November, February and
Nay. II. s. KALEY,
Co. Superintendent.
Farmers having logs on the yard
At he Red Cloud Say Mill. will please
claim the same asd roll them up, and
..ask them plain. Terms. either cash
Of distss il tAs log. Abo thoss wish
ing saving done Gao depend on the
Mn running the last Of each week. II
there b logs 70 nv.
J. @. P0rfsR,
Il Prop Of the Red CIoud Saw mill.
WAITED.
A second bad Job Pres Il the
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-22

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10 vAeo / ~ eooeesa. An ~.
~ ~ bsby $1,000 t1ss ~ II. P.
r 4 Csopasy Asss bssoos tired =
lii vhdsnls 6aGhssr spes dbes
dnbse, y - RspsAxeaS Vai1ss.
Al i'm til tn feeUu1 -
ussesss - psssssssof sss 1assssaD.
1N0 - - dirk - sha1
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dR - s61v1ln AA1@6
= 49, = ~ vs6H 49,
&sfs1sSla1s
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ua1DGG A. - - 800 6si
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or VALIJA-

W BILE REAEeeEsTATE ~ LIBERTY. AND
IBEDEgsk sl EouHT1;,-By rirfns Of 2 decreeof
&c. 81. steptoe. &c. ihs unsiersianed commissicn.
srs viii. On TuEsDAYishe i4ih say Of Desember.
1875, in froat Of the eour,. house - ihe sown q
~ & ~ ss + ere
y ao6ss ia gsSiggss own as hs
atsly on ihe Atlantic, Mifsissppi and Ohio rail-
Ecad, and heretofore condneied BY General William
lied hotels In upper Yifginia: nov and Tor q long
lime past one OF The satipg houses OF The railroad.
Sr ysqsbsso EAm sSnsan,ns ONE HUN
OF Liberty. Nearly the whole OIL Is in timothy and
orchard grass, fifteen or tymtY acres being mear
"a. s os zsss fsep 4
fosr f1GTs saf Sfe9aa ss,sSs ssfP HUNDRED
ACRES near Buford's depot, about half OF which
is L. nSss sS III = sgs ss ss.s,y owned
and sslsm turnpike about foas niles east Of Leef.
-, containing about TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
s s9Sd n i IA ias sood s saaa
''G 3. ONE HALF 1FrEResT1HrA.TRAcT OF
eonainSe FoGs
owueclby Robert d. Glaytort deceased. now IN POS
sssS,n q William as,s e. G,te Tes
with six rooms besides ,baseinent q good static.
barn, and other out Houses IFS Is one OF the best
farms In The county Theother half interest can be
IS s. One sToREHoUsEi and Lor in the town. Of
=. 0ne sToNE-A HD-FRAME HOUSE in said
s. One BLACKSMITH. and wHEELwRIGHT.
SHOP, and LOT on, Depot street. "a fEA
g. A BRICK OFFICE, with double rooms, on
Il 10. "A a arse FRAms HOUSE .nd LOT on Main
street nexr tie Baptist church.
11.hyALUABLE TAN-YARD PROPERTY,
with all necessary buildings and fixtures, recently
fixed up In frsr-rate Style There are now In the
yard about ], zoo. hides In process OF tanning,
which can be purchased with the real estate. This
tan yard does all the business Of the tewn and vi
cinity. Zy.-eg ~ gys:.tgt Ts.et 49,
The town Of Liberty Is most prosperous and
fourshing place; and Is considered one Of the most
favorable points for the investment Of capital and
enterprise In the state. - 500
John X. Steptoe. ESQ.,, OF Liberty. will show the
property advertised 10 any wishing TO purchase.
) TERMS: Five per cent OF the purchase-noney
will be required to be paid In cash; for The residue
purchasers will give bonds Bearing interest from
date. and payable in equal instalments OF one two,
and three years after date, With waiver OF home.
stead and right reserved to resell at purchasers
risk on failure TO pay any insta nent when due.
Terms TO be complied with so soon as sold. 81
t.a. T.. T.. BURES, sar1t ..,. gu.
THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK.
100 g.H Commissioners.
w. S. MYER, Auctoneer. de 2-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-03
.-Ei,.H BY N. 81. Lee, 300
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FARM THREEMlL BELOW RICHMOND,
FRONTING ON THE CHARLES CITY AND
WILLIAMSBURG ;RoADs.-By virtue of deed
James r. Goddin, beariug date 10th September,
1872, recorded In the clerks office OF Hcnrco
County Court, d. B. 80, page 500. the undersigned
as substituted trustee IN place Of James F. Goddin,
pronounced on the II th day Of June, 1874. viii
proceed to sell public aucrou on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 7th or December, 1875. at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, the property described in said deed
as Two hundred and twenty-five acres lnow one hum
bred and seven'yfye, fifty acres having been sod),
be the same more or less, fronting on the Charles
City and Williamsburg roads, three miles from
Richmond.
This land lies we'll, is in fair condition. with smah
dwelling and out houses, and should attract the at
tention OF persons wishing to purchase for farming
purposes.
If found desirable at the time of sale the above
tract Of land will be divided into two or more par
GELS. ~.
TERMS: BY consent of the beneficiary secured by
said d. ed the land win be sold for one third cash
balance on credit Of nine and eighteen mouths for
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed on tie properly. -. =, - g.
n. NJ LEE, Auctioneer. .,,-,F no 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-03
slis BY 6 oddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
.ss,tE 1106 Main street. '

SALE OF A FRAMED
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET, ROCKETS. AZ
AUCTfON.-Ry virtue OF 9 deed offrust from John
ii. Parater and wife to the undersigned trustees,
dated the Isl day Ct EsyemeeE 1873 ana e,
the civ OF Richmond in D. B. OF c., page "a, we
viii proceed to SELL on the premises NJ public auc.
zion on THURSDAY the! 9th day OF December.
1875, ut hslfpast O'Clock T. ~, tue MUSE aug
LOT as above described. sf
q he house coDtstns four rooms lot fronts iour.
teen feet eight inches, and rups back one hundfeo
and ten feel TO an alley en- feet Wide. 5.r
"a TERMS: Reasonable, and made kuo wn at sale.
400 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-03
RICHMOND AND DASv1LLE RAILROAD Chxp,y ,
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1875.

RICHMOND, Va, November rs, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAINN No.
~ l.--CnARLorTE FxPREss, Westward-Leayes
$50 A. ii. leaves Dundee at i:i4 P. n; esr .:
Danyt'le at LII P. NJ; leaves Greensboro' al $50
N; leaves salisbury at s:l5 P. Il. arrives At
a TRafN i No sss a.Ssw yoax AUD REV On.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastwart-i. caves Charlotte a
SAs M; leaves AIRLINE Jssetiou az $50 4.
ooro, at 1856 2. NJ; leaves. panyiIle at I:l2 p.
NJ; leaves Dundee az 1:2e 2. a.; leaves Burke.
vile at 6:07 +. NJ: arrives In Richmond at s:47
TRAIN NO. .3.-THRoueH MArL-NEw YoRs
FOR THE soUrH-Lesyes Richmondnt 1:3S p 81:
1895 M svs: s BSI p
leaves Greensboro at s A. NJ leaves salisbury
ut $50 a. a.: leaves AIRLINE Junction az $50
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte At 9:16 P. M; leaves Salisbury
at 1883 a. NJ: leaves Greensboro AZ 3l5 A. H.:
GAS A. a.; leaves Bnrkeyille at 1886 A. n; ar
riyes at Richmond at 2:22 p. n.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYscHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
Westward-leayes Richmond at A. NJ; arrives
at Burkevile at 1886 r. NJ. leaves Burkeville at
Q =. H.; arrives At Lynchburg ut $40 p. u,
No tickets 70 poin,s hey Burkeyille VIII be sold
TRAIN No. s.-BURKEvrLLE ACCOMMODATION,
Hastward-Leaves Burkeyilie at, 1:20 p. M.; ar
rives at Richmond at 4:43 2. M.
Train No. 3 connecis at Richmond with The
Chesapeake and Ohio railrcad. ,s,J q
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 Connect al Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through trains COM ect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Frederick sburg
and Potomac railroad, and WASHINGTON City, Viz
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. -. ...,...t. 49,
MTrains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River snd Chesapeake Rail-.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points. scr, -
trains on the ktlsnta and Richmond Airline rail-
rdhd to and from Greenvllle, Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and ali south
western points. =. 1..
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta Railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points. ~ 20 =! ,..
Train No. 6 connects at Burkeville With the At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and ali southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern mud south western
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New UrleaH 8.
Pullman sleepers run on ali night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas-
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. NO lay
- - -. 80 T. NJ. r. TALCGTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN 3. MAcMURpo, General Passenger Agent
mo- 20 - r.-s. @#sFb