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Tnesday, 1Sth Day Of JuIy, 1s7O

at IL o'clock m. the following property, to-
wit: Lots ID, IA, Is, 16. II aud IS Of Of sub
division Of nine acres about two miles south
east from Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
near the terminus Of the fernando street
railway, bounded north by Walker avenue
tract sold BY n. Dunlap to Z. McGee and
others, more particularly described in said
deed Of trust
Also lot No. so of the subdivision Of the
Arsenal grounds by Cherry, Coldwell x Co.,
fronting75 feet on Court street and running
back at right angles l4S19 feet in. the said city
Ql-I00 I N FORD TruRtae
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern Railroad.
RCHEDUIE,

Express train leaves daily Except
Saturday. p'In
Mail Train leaves daily. l:4l an
Accommodation leaves daily-........... $500 pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
Office, 2S7 Main, northwest corner Of Madison
street
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sap't Memphis Div:
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. 1St
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE ll7H.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llTH,
" 1876: -.
Mail train, daily am 800 pm
'Txpress train, daily....... 500 pm l2Ol am
So merville accom- dation
(e Xcept Sunday ........... 5.2O pm 6.zv am
JackA ION, Tenn, accom-
moda tion lex. Sunday. 40 pm IL 10 Ann
Mail / rain will not stop at flag stations bo'
tvssn md Junction and Memphis. :,
Trains q, 1nnect at Grand Junction for all
noints and ut Decatur closely for Montgom-
erv and points South. Close connection. for
NSshville by both trains. Close connections
at Chattanooga i'or Eastern and Southeastern
points.
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and jackson, Tenn
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
will have one Of their new sleepers leave
Memphis daily on Express train at Hv p'm.
for Lynchburg, Washington and BaltlmnoIe
without change. 0nly one change 10 new
York and PHILADELPHIA. 1ime hoenp MN
utes faster than city time.
Ticket office, 27S Main street.
WI. ROSS, Sup't;
Ton B. Dunn. Ticket Ag't. O-I
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
y made by I. B. billiard, dated Sth Of April.
1875, to secure debt named therein, will
door, in Memphis, on
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Eight Dollars per Annum
VOL. XXI.
PUBLIC LEDGER.

nHR PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
i every afternoon Except Sunday at No. 10
Madison street,
bers by faithful carriers at tFIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advancel: One year, SSi six
months, S4 three months, 81; one month, 70
cents. Postage free.
NeWsdealers supplied at 215 cents per copy.
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Weekly Public Ledger

Published every Tuesday at So per annum lin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL not be returned.
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LEGAL.
r h. 1851
Ohancery Sale of Real Estate

Chancery Court ofShelby County-A. M. Boyd
VS.. IL. L. Brinkley ct al.
RY. VIRTUE OF AN INTRRLOCUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the LIST day of July 1875, and renewed
on the 29th day Of June. 1876, will sell. at
public auction. TO the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building. Main street.. Mamnhia. Tenn. ON
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MISSISSIPPI 8 TENNESSEE
RAELROAD.
Change of Schedule.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June 10. 1876.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llTH'
1 1876, trains will rpn as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Nav Orleans mail, daily...2:5O Pm. 1900 pm
PIsiHn'f fsxcsTt ~ Sunday . $50 am. $3.50 am
1Sl-t w. DOhAni ouP :,
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TNHE NJ. &. CHURCH. SOUTH. WITHIN
tho bounds of its circulation, embraces a
membership Of about ono hundred thousand.
The geographical lines which bound its field
embrace the largest portion of that territory.
the commercial center of which is Memphis.
Lawyers. Doctors. Merchants. Teachers and
Farmers subscribe for. and read the WEST
ERN METHODIST.
Business man will find it. no doubt. to thei
interest before completing their advertising
arrangements to consider the comparative
merits of our paper as an advertising me
dium.
We mean business. and will make terms as
reasonable as any fair dealer would urge.
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This is the only line running its entire re- trans
iiOn iiUn bv wb;ch messengers from the South en-
rontO nmI y; 10 Eastern and Northern Cities can
ayo;S n tedisus haul through Louisville ,boy
SSSIu cSSUsine % CARS at Short Line junction. with
l.. and &. S. R. r.. three miles south OF tne
city. where they can be seryeG WIN al J honrs
;'TTbh ;Tbroueh Sieepers from New Orleans, Mobile
JaeSsenyilie, Atlanta. Little Rock, Memphis,
Montgomery and Nashville. make direct &c con
rnection at Short Line Junction with thTCoq!gh
Sieepers to New York and other Eastern Vi'les
via this line,
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.E.
Arrives. Laaves.
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, RAHROAD lJHE TABLES,
, MEMPHIS AND LuUIRvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.

mOdation leX. Sunday)-l.l5 A..
Ticket Office HS Main street.
W. j. ROSS. Gen'l Sup't.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24
Devoted Exclusively to the tnterestsisf shs
Patrons CT Husbandry.
By Resolution Of the Io,el State Graagc FL,
Mei.sD, Of COMMUNICATION IF the
State Grange offers ,cith the
Subordinate Oranges.

As FAMILY PAPER i. Is pure AID ciaste,
frye from scandals and low wit; but full Of th.
choicest and brig htest thoughts Ct tie soundeet
and b+'st writers of the day
AS FARMFR's PAPsR, j: is reDlete W it'll prae-
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As A GRANGE PApER, it freely and flllv dis
cusses all questions OF interest to Patrons,
whether ins de or outside the Order, and fear
lessly proeains tie souad political and eco-
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AS NEWSPAPER, whethes relating to gang
matters or otherwise, it i tall and complete,
those things which are Of Importance and pre-
senting tl.e.: ii fresh, bright, intelligent
form.
s.aBEc:AL PApER, It gives special at
ten. - That which concerns the farI,-ar, and
=. him where, when aa1 how to buy,
| H..@.e, when and how to sell.
! As AN ADVERTISING p,PsE, j: carefully ex
cludtS everything which IS of doubtful utility
| and every advertiser who is OF doubtful re-
! sponslbiiiiy
| 1t aims to supply the Patron Farmer, week
| y, with valuable rt.ai.rg matter, full Of liter
~, and insnuctio:i alike to father, mother and
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part Ill the discus IN If pa tizan issues. or the
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! Is ali the churches vol. it will discriminate
| against nom.
But everywherr and always, twill proclaim
AID defend tho rights o. men, OF ell men, with
| out f. Z or favor.
| In brief, it l. q true Patrons paper and its
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u-5fulnts, Of thu noble Order Of Patrons u
| HusbandrJ.
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With 81 able orps Of associate editors and
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24
BAbC0CK'S FATE.
Still Trembling in tho Balance

In continuation Of the defense in Gen
Baocock 5 trial at S.. Louis Yesterday,
two letters were introduced from Deputy
Commissioner II. I. kogers to Gen. John
A. Mcdonald Tor the purpose Of showing
that as late as March I'D, 1875, there
was NJ suspicion Of McDomald's integrity
hv sny one connected with the internal
revenue bureau. also batch of let
tiers o. a social character from Joyce 10
BAbcocS.
a, this point the prosecution were al
lowed 10 introduce {. {. Dickinson, chief
clerk OF the first comptroller ; oitce al
Wash ugton. and George .. Benjamin.
connected with the office of public bui.d-
insS and grounds, under Babcock, 10
identify the signature OF George 5. Joyce.
door keeper AT the Presidents mans on.
to whom the dispatch Of April I'D. ISIS,
to the address Of Babcock. Was traced. but
they failed to satisfactorily identify hi,
signature.
The court then ruled on the three dis
hatcher which have been held IN reserve
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24

TEE ANTI-NO.NOPOL1Y7 offers
,ssssj to Mi.~esottons as especially
oslapted to their soas,4s. Fresh ana
ts,~ay as a ~e,ospa2e~, ;vsdqsrde~t and
oestsposen y, its trcoenent Of men and
,.e1s11res, dsvotad to tie interests Of
minnesota espsGG'zy, With a great "a
riety Of matter epreessy for tie home
ard .,reside, orsd published al empire
cede7ataI loeo rates, It t.svs1es the conf
deroc and sodse'ts tie patronage Of tie
STATE. It IS a Minnesota fon,sly, farm,
grange, nsos, Iie-ary, sc;out;6c and
political jo.<r.al, Of O peculiar ond ..r-
cseccptson& type. Il fRs a 1xacc to
0',tts. 10 Other ospxes. 1t Is run o..
q plan ~, .ottc4 Il las 40 conpest&or
II is I've organ o f no clique, ring, OF
faction, tse tool Of no combination, IL
representatives Of no .fcrored eIass. Il
IS q peoples paper; ready and ao;liscg
a[,o.as 20 strike I. tae,~ behalf, 40 mat
.es- .as rs The dioW fSls; 10 intervene 70,
sA-esr professions ngos',s& csy purity OF
poAoeT-. Il " I,soso. IN eca-y 5art q
tic State In ecevy reig t5orAood a,ers
ar ttos, .osso h>or xJksi :: has 6e.s., 70
ass4t ,osl} BE- Il df7oe,eds upon s,sc|. a,
ta2ss Just roo to 0ors sn its bahal,
From. .!ess- appreciation and good VII
eapocts co-operatso+s. 10 ttesr vol,s,a
ta1y c6o~;s = looks cr q. ,rsnsedia.
osI lSr3e ;.acroAss ~ SIS CT, cs.I1tiop
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24
kUs -sGrflneNCc KeDuked.

There is stil.ed little person in the
House Of Representatives who under the
patrora.e Of Air. Blaine while Speaker,
he had 10 claim. and favored with pecu.
bar privileges which nere denled to supe-
rior men AS the son in-!aw of lack
chandler, AMI the prospective her to
MS wealth, rs se!f-sutaolency has largely
increased. ana 40 opportunity Of parsd
ing il oc.ore TIE House is omitted.
D1ring the debate Oh the Diplomatic
Bill, MIR. Hale Of Maine undertook to
.shreatel Mr. Springer Of Illinois with
she d;- pleasure OF the Administration, for
his act.:e coarse i. reiucl~g expenditures.
ln fact ne impudertty threatened him
w,ih social cXci uS,on.
The constituents OF the gentleman
from Illinois would not haze OCCASION to
complain Of him because he would hardly
nave to recei.e or to make acknowie ge-
n1ent O. any sch luratat!oli.' 10 dinner.
II hiT. "prlu-ei did not near those impcr-
elncnt e,narAs. but a. soon a he could
get the reporters notes, he replied in !.
m.nHer Tax viii not soon be forgotten by
She 1ist.e member from Maine:
IF We arc to nave such notice served
o. Us, Il 1c are TO b. socially ostracise ed
by reason oi our efforts to Gu. s,own OK
pendittacs IN this government, al have
60 say 10 the gentleman from Maine Is
that We car siaa it quite as well as tbs y
can
"Mefcover, it is no evidence Of a mar :
yntcxriip of manhood, that be rides on
the avenue with those in high places
on dnee with those occupying high posi-
ton OF !'awer, or that he is ths recipient
efthe hoSpitn.iti $ q thos; ,cho plundtr
% thus District, aud Gre noW complain
ing b,cause their days Of p'cuhatloM il
ut an eFd.'
Further than that, let me tell he gen
t}enan that II Is 10 evidence Of ! tnan !
ability ar charac,c,, that he il PEI mlttec
to d.le n those nigh places with the PEG
ole % whoi he has referred, because
men lately enjoying such privileges ar,
now serving out terms III the penitentl&rles
while at crs are on their way tojn,n tnen
rs raraQly as Ire ! w can u ke tke,n.'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24

An old mei cunt in New York. who
has nt,d hLroash several dctressions and
papc.s, and WHO las J1cI 3 hard student
Of thc s. ms e Tho IT,, 5, records III the
P0sg ne opiniou that the lowest point
Of. g. ION has boon reached, and thai
A. gIios,,og sch n. the city ias
not etcr cr !, IL I'D. Ihc Boston
j. al ~ CONN wy. >a-i tiE- TITS ic e.
ful oea-s vi,lt.A I'LL Tlns coscnt ia
sons.
- e5sresnoudCu. ,ttAe Ersa,ns Pc
aft r bser,ilg 'A., times ia New Yorn
ar view arc, au5. ;hit rcN estate i
unu,. a,ls depressed record~ the opinion
OF one d. the old retired mtreh4 Is o tae
city. vho has marked ti4e sign Of III
times v,lh Great attention, his lived
fhIoueh .N., iouice ard perioG- o.
dep,e ou ana nos NthovaS LA&t lLe low
est rouuG o. the ladd,r his 5oeu rcscte 3.
and IA. 4 day II prosperity such ~ tie
CITY h not cvcf SEN - NJ han. SIX
or SEX IN mighty coEert reasons can b.
given l,r this hopeful belief, which may
b. condensed Thus.
Ful~t-Thc Carter "a mines IN 1876
will produce @l03,O0o.oOo. and ii lSTI
fifty nail on> more.
Second The excess of cur exports
over cur imports IL the fiscal year OF
lS74-5 was S570oO,uUo. This will be
increased. In that WIN h ends u June, IS
prob biz to S10,eoO,000.
Third - he "Ceutennal' brings to u.
seven millions Of people. whose avera x
expenditure will not bc less than ten dol
lars. uaAirg $70,00o,00o A paill delpEia
calcutta or estimates tbs visitors at n hun
bred N, hons Of people.
Feur;h-We are nearly out Of dc ht
which Is the corner stone o. cur improve
nsut, ana we are TO bald on this soil,
rock The amount Of debts lIquidatec
the last year can not we'll be estimated.
Fiith--Our general economy. winch
hs> b, en- taught the last three years
du-inc which time our merchants have
sorely tried.
S'xth-Thc overwhelming CROPS Of OUT
countrr will make US all rich. A year
fnlurr q crops in Europe. with our owr
immen>e cash capital comparatively un
employed, wopld produce a demand such
a. we have never soen. There Is no limit
to our crop production, nor that of oul
gold, silver, and copper.
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HAVE YOU / DOLLAR
FOR ONE DOLLAR
We xiii send postage paid
II. WEEKLY WORLD
For One y or.


T. L cpntiin- III Ia news Of The ,ls. seven
days. .'rc.ed b. .l- a. ~, nj spen-
t. o, til. New loI1 Day Vord, sni in
tuliless, Aecu acy ..il enterprise l. t..i- respect
i, III. uai.f
9. Is AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
contains th- ai.-t i - g. farm experiments IT
home and s.truai, g i..ributinns Nv home and
foreign wriier-, n reports Of tho Farmers
Clup OF the Anlr.c-.n tue'itate, AID GO It ohe
nt saiua!Ae AID interesting ar.c, appearing
in tn agricultural a.eek.i.a- and a-azt.y-
3. ItShRANGs NEtF-,,, vhrh ...;4a,ion
IL specially caii'd, !, = t,.tere whicl ca.,, .e
found III ~ o.ll"r pai+.r. Al the ,>oarct. a.
III cs'nn'ano t. E'ss.. .tntroi oiI'an daiy
rev ,paIs. ar p!oyea Ia IL coil. elton. aid
tho insult ! d page each - et wli"S tn I.eiu
b'r- may ind cornpts;. roari .. IT, woi X
of the ord- IN every st.i" i. thu ion for tn.
past -.ven laws. la asiG, = tins week Y
record, The Void gv.s tie cream 81 al h.
lotal g,ange papefs in every tat. Tins de-
paiineilt /. aid all cot.ll = ullfi-r tn charge
81 on. If HI active in-st..-sT- # ih- ORDER
For the f!RK,lDh DEP RTHBNr, Ia
aid ton TO IL o her attract. oils such A. poetry
miscellany humorous -Afric's. IL dur,ng the
coming Year, :h.re will mt l.. i-~- han Oh.
hundred shor: 'ai--- b. the lis. writer's Of flo
ton in knriand All Aioarits,
Tire MARKET REPORTS, hrUigh. dew.,
~ the ho,ir " pub cn;ion. ia. to, cnz;
Can IL mad. kar market j. r, ported l,y ole.
whts-a -r,~sAl Knowledge and trsnir 2 INA X.
linn III. ~; authority app, tina; subr-et IN Ia.
Diit-d S-.S. Fer A-.tt- ~ AID . PIE eIl,,s-
n. ustk- rv-ports Il T.. u Grid ar. .iasi-aIsd
I'll World Is 10: onl, tn. bs; b;i: t.i
cheapest uesspig~r ever olBa,-i the farmer -
> nii ~~k J tlO4 No y - yeaf. Daily
70 No, SO i-r year. Sp. iru-fi cogi . IN,
ulrn arliieai.-
Addras 1.-THE WORLD"
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Immense Nuccess.

Immense <ucrexs. loa n-w rutscritr.rs
every week testify to
the popularity Of the 'P-opi-'r ps;@r, the
Star SpaD-s.d l.Aanes .1,ls y.-r. q iarz. I
lx.-e, column papsf, iilus.rat-i, AMI slled
with chzT'Hiiz -t.'si Q. tales, pss-nt, vii, hl
rlo-, an - - column. .lvsf-f 20 3ogs,s--'
tofut.r,' or e. pose o SEind!e~. Q ak ard
huTassl-s |. y b. a. oiis "a. BIZ. r.ad mos.
popuiar o. a. ths literary p. Rad b.
l5si 30 d. yiai@d sgh-crsp =, i2o i@irzd -
and I-F-- sa-y~rd- ~ e il ~ pa on tine.
II ! ssIniy fri--sd AMI cosa p. " family
pare II I'll szya ron from bang swinal--4
Ald gsve yoa lao,- I-E glitful F.-sdiSg for !.
who'e ~. F2l ~. 20 s4.tseslt-- no.
Farr eif-rzais- 2rtz.e'l cir. mos arr given
ire 70 svesy s-es Tayiug 81 Tor tbe Han
Ter " 1916 Tl-,- aFs worth o. ezch, and
are t-ant.~, a.. mounted rszdy 10 hAng Or
tr&srss- Rfz1r, yol WALL tie knn~r, you
mus try 1t. II cost- very !it:i-, onIy IS CENTS
: yesr for piper. o. q 70. Yap AID kuur bsu-
t'ni $50 cArumo-, III .~It pswpxid- Bent
tire, ms. isT only .oriA. Try Il oDos. 6~nd
for samplers, = bs1sa, 70 c<nls anA sessivo Il
3Das- AAAG0 BANNER CO..
-. HfnskAssy n. r.
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The following was

two or three days. The following was
admitted:
ST.. LOUIS, April l3, 1814-To General
e. Babcock: has the Secretary or Com
missioner ordered anybody here?
[Signed] J.
The following two were ruled out:
Washington, Dec. S, lS74-To John A.
Joyce, st. Louis: Cannot hear that any
one has or is going.
(Signcdl 0 E. BABcocK.
st, Louis, Apri, Is, 1874 = To General
0. E. Babcock, Washington: Tell Mac to
see Parker of Colorado. and telegraph to
the Commissioner to crush out St. Louis
enemies.
tSienad] GRIT"
Regarding the last dispatch the court
said that although it was admitted tc be
in the handwriting of Joyce. and that i.
had been sent over wires, there is 70
proof that the defendant had received it,
OF if he did receive it, that be knew from
whom it came, and there was 10 proof
that it wa, ever answered.
Tue defense then introduced James
Mayaii, a letter carrier, who testified ::
lii The latter part of February, 1875,
was coming down Pine street, near Fifth.
Mr.. Joyce accosted ne and said there
were two letters III the street Litter box,
which lie wished to get back. He pointed
10 the box IN the southwest corner IF
Fifth and Pine. asked 81. Joyce to
describe the letters tefore opened the
box. lie SAID one was addcessel to O..
w. Avery. Washington. d. G.; the other
Was to 0. G. BaococA. Washington, D. c.;
also marked persona" ! opened the
box, although off my district, and search
ed among the letters, and found the two
| and handed them to Mr., Joyce.
Stcrrs. Did you get receipt
Witness. Nc, sir.
Storrs. Is it customary!
Witness. Yes, i. Is ssit:, look
mere, colonel. want u rece;pt. IL you
want to put them n The mail assil viii
20 with you AID see 1t done.
Storr>. What id he say
Witness. IL SAID. "Oh that ) all ri.h,
hunki dor! or something ike that
Its only a blind T.
S;orrs- Is Il frequent to give letters
! back !
Witness. W., sir.
| Storro. You -OInetlneS do Ii
Witness. OH :: business route !. Is IRE
1ncnt, III IL Is, letters are put in and The
parties forget an enclosure, OF something
like that, and they arc returne>. to them
Storrs. Did you report that s:ette' t.
the poetotiice?
Witness. No, sir.
Storrs. Why
Witness. Well, thought i; was 81
frivolous there was no need Of SYN.
anything about il.
Storrs. Did YOU usually repar:
Witness. iu,uHlly carried planks il
tay Sa'chrl which had parties sim VII,
wanted letters baca, and thea compare,
the writing.
storr.. Hos did YOU happen 1 II
member the time .',is occurred.
Witness. vas house hunting a5ou
that tine. i hal ooen looking aroun.
iout or five days Tor house had ju>
been TO the poiytoehn : iooaln- tora ma,
hal heard ha- . house. Twas On ~
gay DOWN - make collections. l. w.
b. day to collect !r several h4r c.r
Ilers.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Rail-
road, for

NEBRASKA CITY, ST. JOSEPH ATCHINs
SON, LKAVEN WORTH, KANSAS CITY.
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And al points i'll the Southwest
Returning, will leave Omaha at 4 D. III. and
Council Bluffs at 4:30 p. m, reaching Sioux
City At $50 =. m, Mankato al $50 a. M, and
st. Paul at 1900 m.-Tme, IS hours: max
ing this
Zen Hours the shortess ant Only Direct lou
between the points above named.
Passengers rom Minneapolis will take tie
2:55 p. train on the Mimi x ST. Louis
Railway, which makes direct connections at
Merriam Junction with the "Omaha Express.
Tickets and further information can be pro
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON, Ticket
Agent, N. W. Corner Third and Jackson SITS.
81 Paul, aud Of the pot foot Of Jackson st.,
and from col JOHN w. HENION. Ticket
Agent, under the Nicollet House, Minneapolis
~. James Accom- laOslutiOn
/. ave> 81 Paul at g, III and arrives at St.
.iarne. III r. III. Returning leaves ST. James
II 9:f5 q. IN, and arrives at St. Paul at D. M,
Sundays excepted.
J. ~ BISHOP, General Manager
JOHN +. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
&c. BOYUEN GcaeIal Ticket Agent
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24

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