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Of .hi. city and vicinity turned cnt tn.nlsht md
hell! roustnH. and cnthu.inst!c mitigation meeting
{: lsor.. Gap,; =: Walker of on plAse. col; >. g:
Marphy,boro. tayh ~ whom fully, rat1asd tho
nominations md tl'o platform ndoptcl By thu t'in'
stumbling lcr many democratic cistz.ns, will surely
gise lnrgc 1sepntran najotltY IN Xosenher ncxt:
M the rs,aer"s wns f :anee d M eock
CALIFORNIA.
SAY rTASc.,c", June ~; =; THY :, nsrnh'csn n,a.'
ti"ns was large mud enthnena,lc ien i. +. Miller
prralcti, null tle meeting was addressed BY tho
1u T. g. hG|ss; % wd. i pnsas r rs
to The character, Of Tim nointnoun Of the Convrn-
@ wa. s tes eerIa pS1, g. nv @ NJ,
latne tn visit California during tho campaign. mn!
every reference to him was greeted with round Ut
applause.
CAsanrotls, MICH.
Sj'tcfai Dispatch 10 The 7rfbans.
Ms sstSp nS a hr T;s "n IN n
III %hseiei and t'c c9sinnat pla!;"s% wsre us 'sais
x as asy + S tx "" sn iadss 9sss ssss; Attorney
oi,ra;es srEeSn !, f,r.9sn:y " aov; Y4rEs .,c,..
ancr at the commencement exercises of the ohio
Tnyer'lty, sna !. the Kae'. ot The llon. F: T.
Mnore: Inn cistxrlis kaYo lie tsttsernnr hcren-
ado this evening. When lie madc hs appearance
very happy little speech. lie hogan by saying That
ordinarily, on occa.!ons like Tho present, lle Ind
no tronbte In determining what topics ho should
choofc, but now, under tho peculiar circumstances
Ut his situation, the great field of pnlItics w,,t
completely shut ont from him. Tic alluded to lin
coming st, Louis Convention NJ ono which ni 5ct
to ho heard from, and whoac voice shuuLb bo listen
cd To with respect. 1fo caunae1c4 respect by each
uarty fur tilcIg nruoncnta anil Eald that fnf him.
ecls e should ,nt cntcr intn tic .lItctrslou Ut po.
itlca. l1Ir remarks were well received, and very
appropriate for tho occasion.
, 1876-06-23
OTHER POLITICS.
MAINE REPUBLICANS.

BANGOR, Me-. June 23.-Tlo Republican stnto
Convention tHct to-day md heartily upl,!nulc.l
cx-sprakcr Blaine and unanimously commended
him for appointment to thu United States Sem
ute lii place uf Senator Lot NJ. Morrill,, who fas
lccn appointed Secretary of tic Treasury. A
every clyort must he male to give f;oY. C1f,.lor
amugnlhcrnt oltl -fasttpnrd mal6rtty In September
Milne lnn4t lead she triumphant election Ut lluyeB
anl Wheeler.
uov. CpNnor w'aa rUno.ninntrti. ". ". Thomas
Of fortIand, nnd n. ~. lArwell, Of lsock!nnl,
WIRE nominated for Presidential Elccture-4 ut large
Senate clusel thus: Massachusetts will plcaso
takn notice That resolutions wore also adopted ac-
crrtlng the Cincinnati candidates and n(ntferM
thinking the Republicans of other stusea h,r tho
enthusiastic uupDrt Mf Mr.. ltlainB aud roailrulin
Aa adherulca u pruhihItioni"
, 1876-06-23
ROCKFORD,
A Great Celebration in the Chief CITY
of tho Winnobagos.
Successful Laying ar Tho Conversions
Ut tLr Ncw Collrt.Ilouse,
An Immense Day For General.
fs3lmos and Small Boys.

f4fcs6i nlsj!7frh Ia 1hf IFfkhHk.
RocEroNn, ILL.,, June a..-7'hc Masonic ccle-
l'rHtnna IN lt''lor 1T laying tic crncr-stono OF
the couFt-lsouac took placo here t,tlay. Rock
forsf never bcforo pit on sucl, n holiday uttlre
Tho ely wns literally drarc,l from ono cud to
thu other with bunting. The supply Of flags
seemed liinatlcss Every device in eYergrccna,
from WREATH tn The Masonic sq,,arr a,nl rom.
t1ass, was Used to decorate tho stores, md, In
deed, wlolo lnlsncss b1ocks wcro beautifully
adorned with wrcaths, garlnfrIs, nnil festoD,,s
ny thy raising Of II common fund by tic tenants.
l"hford iii! Its best to i.ake The event ,ncu-
ora5lc A1le, An 1t succeeded.
The day was favorable, though very hot, and
several persons wcro ttsn-strucls. The feature
III the tiay WIS tho Goscrnors tiuards, from
Springfield, vii" arrived here ut IL 10 u. ILL.,, fll,-
tler the command af Capt. L. s. johnson. 1t Is
sonposrtl III a[xty muslicts, n drum corps Of
twenty, atitl brass band of stxtecl, pieces.
The following Crusader Communicates wcro
invited asNl wuro III nttcuda.leo: Frccport Com,
1I.aIitlery No. 7; Sycamore Cotnnlandcry No.
10; Chicago CnfslMnnticry No. 10; 81. Bcrnnrd
C"n.mnnacry No. N; Springfield Commamlcry.
Eaet1 Con'nant'cry was cseurtc'l will fire
brass baf'tl' 1lIg officers of the isasd Lodge of
tho State of Illinois were present. Thu Lodges
IN attcndalec IN full were: Pechtunica
Lodge; white Rock Lodge No. NG;
l1clrklcre, No. 10; Carron Lodge No. iii;
byron Lodge; Durnnl Iu,lgc No, n03: Rork-
ton Lodge No. "a: Noscor ,,fu1ro NJ, III. 1nr,
r,olpc NJ. ~. 1,roannr. 49,. ~ rr, ~ .-en"
Io1ro Er,a,,nx., E,sa.na n. 4@9s.' i"o'i'psoh
1%uEc' n rseepoft' E'ersrcen Lodge, Frcepnrt.
md fifty lodges represented by fcy rnc,nlrrs
From information t,,,tatnc,1 from tlo ,o,n,tJ,,,,
Committee, not less ti,an 5000 Masons ut'ul n"d
Knights TemDtnr were II, thfs c.tv tn-,1nr viii,
, 1876-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special NspateA to TIA Tribune
Goshen, Ind, June 2.-Thu Republican
County Convention nut leru to-day anl nntn-
mated splendid tlckct,-for scnator, Charles
Bsardiey; Representative, Capt. John Thuspp-
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the gray y.hnircA ticncral. ~ don't think he can
| pt,]t lila party's ynte in New York"

t'lhrfC hf0 ttfOnE ElGnlnCI1l6 III AlH1HsL GSCrJ
comfy wi,o are orpnse 10 him. Tho State Of New
Yors has lad thc nonircc Tires .lnica in success:
tlon. and soc 'nan onts'de r sc sts,e wilt poll
IN. + as: s; Ss' '"say s''iss enemies in the
'''SS ..what IL Il Eha G"'. enn.e Of tha.,"
in the State and oyerslaush!hg mrn who hayo here.
'0tofs e Ss ;,e.d d. vel ;sn.,. = Tho party"
mEs :tlov Iiof1ms!n,, fudge Gh"fsn 5ndss s
eoi nsy uss ss ne so ass
m prominent renucsatIc leaders ridden has rnt
men to the fsont who mover be'oro occupied prom
.'jehn Kelly ete.e. TINT there arc twenty delc.
gnten; - IN The .ppmoti,sfon; 70 ..,. ,s,.
who are opsny a "rt.ed te to ron ntS u' A' "''
.'Thht wontd tccm 70 n.!,natc, that some Of the
telcEa'es aFc really erro.es T. hin wlo have not
twenty. II r. growing.
DON'T THINK lie Will aEF THB vorH or TIN
DELEGATION
from New York on great many ballots. II hc n
nst Illuminated carly he will not stand many bal.
''llow wilt It l,o on The nrtt batlott'
..liow viii II be IN The nrst l,slloti''
''Weli tho delegation Is pledged. nnd in accord.
1nss %bons liz III 1sot 1I aFs fs vii &c
Mhat @ % - 5oH, a, sank o. tIo oshcE eaaAsstsssr
Thurman. v i,aysnl, pr Hancock no'ulnatei In
"What do you tlnk Of
MgNDn1CKs' CHANCES,
ucncral' Can he carry Now York;" ~
u aoeas es ohio o Mon iet f 1a %
ianty who ttc nomlncr vr Vii be. think iien.
'st PEoHs's yo S~n ' Is 'S eaSss s him.
III an A. nnt.:T!sn a,1., ns.'" replied The Gen
"fvu ihji,k Tlldcns chances rather dublous do
~ :1hefs win no powerful orroslt!on TO him
carry New Yurk, hut ht conld not gct into 10, 600
~ many sStea Us soms other Candidate outside Of
:.linw about ohto."
''Tbry may make tronble If Aliens people ate
Iiow "ss " wana tSy sy ass rsp1sssns'::' dc sss:
not ant d ths '} }pt"bah'il!e, int they viii put In
nomination another candidate"
ain other words, there would bc
TWO DEMOCRATIC TlcKETsf"
Precisely. d" nn! think such IN 1ssno IN.
Allen men arg very bitter asa1n.t Tl'ien."
svppn.s Tlds ~, !. Gsn he garry
+.speakng for myself. l may bny a,hat am
party .nar and shall vote for sny man w!o is nom,
inatsd T. ny ?sgn','ssnt "an sat.s Of tle
tcs N tst Ss" sate a" cn PH W nn ax @
New York |. the rrnl battle. ground. II the Dem
ocrats carry New fofk. they will elect their candl.
I.wontls bc necessary to earry either Ohio or
:'Wc can elect our candidate without carrying
either of thoso States"
''l!ow do you look on Tilden Us far as ability
II think he Ian
REMARKABLY ABLE MAN.
11c + thorough pSli'ttan md the hest organizer
iii rts Il tsfsfsnss sfe% s's t.
hls reforms T. that they hass e., been undertaken
.n1FS % for thc advancement Of fildcn than fos the
, 1876-06-23
CALL 4 CONTENTION REGULARLY,
To the Editor 0S The Trfbunf

CHICAGO, June --.-IlIc icpl1bltGun Central
Committee have cnnseneIi The city delegatra to tho
lato County Convention to Incct on tho 1st Of July
tn nominate Republican candidate for kIaynr. Az
Republican, protest nganht this action. Tho
Committee }nYe MT power 10 designate wlo shall
act as convention to nominate q Mayor. Tho
functions Of the delegates 10 tho late Comfy Con.
ycntion have erased. They arc now no moro than
any othcr Republican citizens. | don't suppose
THO con,n.ittec have any special, Ak to grind III
say, to save trouble. Int tho precedent Is a bad
ono to make. Another yenr, q centsa! Earnnttce
ay hass az a. aS to ,, atG ana may @ ta to b
dont dguro fe Committee s,'" ars s1nse,sd NJ D 10
sou!,lss s tho trouble l'o thoy acccps that posi-
cnc0 II clothes them With
+ s sp9fMan 4n4 mt, IN csaEe 70 support
that cs.nltlato should be noIlinated by thu 1mrty
So:si !"as VIZ ksps;ia''y @ : Nti 9s easa aS Ii
Mayor Colyin was elected o, ths is.te fu!scd by
the Sabbatarians, to:wft: thu enforcement Of the
Sunday !awss The Sunday law advocates are being
and lasTe numbers af other nnti Sunday law reo.
pic, aud as sure ~ the sun tllne', II sunlay'aw
isope, ~ VIII be tseteatcd ut the pills. Now, It
snko /; r., hs ts'ae + ay BE- ;nat srGe portion
law candl1te to SUCCESS with Mayor who weuI1
let tis lssnc: = well AZ thu BIBLE seatling issuc,
question Is viii te lie drat election hcII in tic tho
country Alnco tho clnelnnal nominations, and II Il
Itcpubltcan candidate y IN thu acd lis success
aaI il tl!e nomination. va did nol sc!eet ths
aarh itsuc voted fo1 gsntlomen .hen because m 1n
they wrse opposed 10 scycsfdge. hut sonlo OF thoru
very men would not today scinct for nominating
aS1s snete ~ S' Mnyo' s9 "cth"k' vi" largo
II 2 Republican cuuyentou, regularly called.
, 1876-06-23


ClicAGa, Jnuu 20.-l hAya llld lalk with a
prominent manufacturer of Columbia, Ohio, to.
day, who says that ac. With othes Democrats, arc
dL.gustet' with the Demtcracy W account Ut thc1r
I'LL AtlepsEn. nill tint he should vote for Hayes
And believes that very largo Hunbef OF the Dunno
crata Of hts btato will do thc pa,ne, Nursuh for
Hayes and Wheeler. Wo'ys got them tiA time.
Yours truly, Il, +. i.
TllR PEHLlNO At JOLIET.
Antcfnt Lutrt1pondtHca n Ths Tribune,
JOLIET, ~ =, JnMu The Republicans uf th!s
city and vicinity held an cnthustaatc ratification
neef!ng 1t the Opera liDnae thd evening. 4 ua-
tfunal salate was fred ly tho Juliet Light irtpry;
and speeches werp na!o BY thu Hon. A. u. Nut
saall, thg Hon. Msnry snaEP, cnl. Henry Logan,
renlssn!iary}, James dooIspGSd !s4!tor Of thy
ot1. osss osssSs ss. sxata ~ !ns. saS sGa ID
this county, md YIN bs pushed yigatously thnt
an fashioned Republican majority will w piled
W. iqF liayes, and Whgelcr, unll thu statu
Ticket. IN election. .tlay, TAu nominations n1uu
by ths CheinnAti Convention receive tho naau4ll.
aoA appreciation Ut every rcal IefaEIncs hero, al.
though theso waa at FIRST fecllng nkiu u regret
aud disappointment, which, however, was only
Temporary, tile conviction being now Kcuegul with
sll shades Of Republicans, as well ~ with tha
Hayes, taking everything into consideration, w4s
ctnnently wse and ]ulicious, and the very strong
cat that cnud have bccn made. Here. u well ~
elaewhcre, prominent Democrats admit ilIsi 1t will
be impossible, unless some change occurs to beat
the Ticket. The worst thuy cau LAY against II ",
that 1t IL Republican,
CANBoNDALB.
6pectai a.patch to Tnx Trtsxn4.
CAHsoaDAlhs ILL.,. tunu 2@.-Tha Republicans
, 1876-06-23
WASHINGTON,

TlIK REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING,
Al the Hayes and Wheeler ratification mcct-
Ing IN Washington, Monday night, lcttess wore
ruat1, Us follows:
, 1876-06-23
LOCAL OFFICES.
TIIE UFFTCE tfF KHEUWffFH,
~ the bI;ttnt df The 1ribunS.

n the hdtshF V The Tribune.
CHIcAao, Juno ai.-lt Is I'M rra Of reform,
and national afEaira should not nlonc receive nj
tcntion. Let us have n cleansing Of the Augcan
stable from Washington City down. At a1l
events, wo mnst have cl,ancn OF officials In
this county, must get ril Of thr thcvtng gang
which, Won 1loiculiltc, llna bcen for years rob-
bling the taS-payers. And one Of tho first
placca To be cleaned out Ia the Recorders office.
VIC must l,ure man there who can servo Ills
term Without tho necessity Of mn Investigation;
tho county for its e1nre Of the rcccIp pts. Slc!
the person f u Capt Within r. I. Eal!o, un!tca ID
statc: Storckcencr l1o may be rai to be Hoard
his name culnes originally from that aua.tor.
However, ITO after fFotn .sAnt source tho rnryeE.
t!on has come, on exceedingly srnti'lrl to know
that he IL tclng tnl ked Of In cnnncctfun With TINT
Puatlon; There 10 10 rnora competent. nn mnrc
hoHorablc 1nan IN Cnok Gonnty than william, =,
%a WHs he end ID, to stsa$ ss$ Il 9n fl
clerk. 10 benr out IN this assertion. Al To his
army reconl, Tho Hl1'cess end soldiers Of that nhc
testify. Lct fienr. nucat, Macarthur. aMi o.iers,
speak out In mcctlngs
l3nt Here !. u record for this gentleman grandcr
the army. Fora few years pasi an ollcer u .i,s
Internal Ktvcnne I!urcau Of this city. he In. stood
With air; Hinekoy faithful nn,one tho sa!thiess,
aelf His nanr should be written In lrttora Of gold,
for the thieves could neither hrbc, nor scare, nor
stTsa him Into nHhnason to tter hellal sehunlcs.
only restored when The pure. .lenred Webster came
,'nto control. Sow, claim, that, II for no other
rsaeon, the nominatlon should be given to William E.
thc evil tlayh of tic whisky rule. Let us In this
time of atekenlng corruption arl malfcnsanec III
sasS s s e"s vii fswaaa n pqhs ess @
tho Government lUEs Or not. f, l., T.,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-11
A CANADIAN HERMIT.

The Toronto Globe describes a re
markable character in that vicinity,
who about forty years ago conceived
the idea of leading a hermit's life
The youth from his early age had
shown symptoms of arrangement,
and this preceding on his part was
not considered strange by his friends.
TIE chosen place of his hermitage
was about three quarters of a mile
from his parental homestead, in the
recess Of a dense bush, where he
erected small howell and furnished
it with an old log canoe which he
used as a couch to sleep in. Divest.
ing himself of all clothing he has ever
since remained perfectly nude, with
the exception of tattoed remnant
of shut, which his fancy leads him
to retain. In this nude state, for
forty years he has lived, walking in
the depth of winter through the snow,
and yet he has never be en- known to
have received a frost bite. When
he requires a drink he walks deib-
erately into the river for it matter>
ing not to him what season of the
year it may be, and wades out till
the water reaches his waist, and then
lie stoops and quenches his thirst
His food is brought to him by his
friends, and when given to him is
eaten with the voraciousness of an
animal, which he now resembles more
than man, his body being as heavily
coated with hair as that Of a cow
He never shows a dangerous DISPOSE
ton, and chatters in monosyllablcs
When people cross his path he inva-
riably begs for tobacco, for which he
has an evident Partially, and in
cha,tering tones will utter "bacca"
until his request is granted. His
hair is long, gray and unkept, falling
far over his shoulders, and his beard
which is similar, reaches down below
his waist.
lie is now between sixty and sew
enty years of age, and is possibly the
only living being ever known to have
lived year after year perfectly naked
and exposed to all the inclemencies
of weather which mark the Canadian
winters.
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AN amusing incident is related at
Oswego. A man entered a cigar
store and asked the tobaccouist if he
had any five cent cigars. YES"
replied the tobacconist, and he plac-
ed handful on the show case for
the man to select from. Running
his eye over the lot and without be-
ing satisfied, he asked for ten c. nj
ones, and these not suiting him. he
boldly inquired for fifteen cLnt ones
Selecting one be poised i. between
his fingers, ana asked Would
you take mans last cent for =
cigar = The uus.spectins msr~
chant replied thai be would. and
that settled tae bargain. for the Gus.
toner placed one cent on the show
case, bit the small end Of the HaD
vaHa, applied the torch and l~,,,rs-
~ strolled out putting his hi ,h>toned
cigar
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Mistellaneuus.
A BETRAYED HUSBANDS RE-
VENICE.
From Sandusky Register


The little village, of BettsvilIe,
Seneca county, near Tiffin, is shaken
from centre to circumference. 1t
appears from information CLEANED
from an exchange in refereI CO to the
affair, that Mr.. 5. Norton, of the
village, has for some time suspect
ed his wife, during his absence from
home, of being improperly intimate
with Mr.. Chapman. For months
the husband kept his own counsel
and awaited events but at last he
became so troubled concerning the
matter that he spoke to Chapman
about it, but the latter nevertheless
persisted in continuing his visits to
the house during Norton's absence.
The other evening Norton hap
pened to 50 into store where Chap
man was losfog, and almost imme-
diately Chapman sneaked out and
proceeded directly to Norton's resi-,
dence. The husbands suspicious
we're aroused, and he went hurriedly
home and actually caught Chapman
and Mrs. Norton in the latter's apart
ment, both talking earnestly and
excitedly on what they considered a
private subject
The infatuated husband at once
drew a revolver and snapped it al
Chapman, but the weapon hung fire
and as Chapman was making an eff
fort to escape from the room, Norten
caught hold of coal loil lamp that
was burning on the bureau near by,
and hurled it at Chapman, striking
him in the face. The lamp explod'
ed, the pieces Of glass cut Chap
mans face terribly, and the burning
oil ran in streams of fire over his
persona burning one ear almost
off, destroying the sight, it is
thought, of both eye literally cook
ing his breast and shoulders, and
burning the hair all off his head
The fire was at last extinguished,
but it was feared that Chapman was
burned so badly that he would die.
We learn however that he is now
improving. The physician says that
he will doubtless lose both eyes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-11

i a ~. ~"', n p per estimates that
'n0 w Ca" mines of the Pacific
s D, ~ '''' Consolidated Virginia and
C"ili"'' "A, can be made to yield
SOU 10000 of gold and silver
d -onth, and all other mines on that
coast an equal amount making a
total of sI44, 100000 a year; and
ia view of this abundance of gold
and silver, it wants to know how
Tong it will be before silver must be
regarded as a base metal.
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w. III. BEACH.

SONtVeFN IodleS'
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DIRECTORY FOR 1876.

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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE firm of Leake & Hunt having been dis
solved by mutual consent I l.. Hunt having
wthdrawn-the business hereafter will be con
Quoted in the future under firm name Of }. 2.
LEAKE, at the old stand, where he will be glad
to see all of their former old friends and Gus
toners j. Z LEAkE.
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TENow is the time to subscribe
for the Journal.
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Dissolution.

The firm of l.. s. NORTHCUTT & co ,
has this dav dissolved bv mutual CONSENT.
s. Nortbcutt having bought out Mr.. VIM X.
Smiths entire interest. The business will be
continued at the old stand by l. 5 NortheItt.
where he will always be glad 10 meet his old
friends aud customers, next door 10 McLellan's
family grocery store.
|. 5 NoRiHCUrr Is authorized to settle and
collect the debts of the old firm.
L. S. NORTHCUTT.
W. K. SMITH
Marietta, Ca Jan. y, le76.
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Piano and Organs.
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CHICKERING & SONS,
DURHAM x SONS,
PEASE & CO.,
and other Pianos from $3.50 to $1,000, 7 or u
Octave with all the very latest improvements
MASON & HAMLIN,
PRINCE 4 CO, and other Organs VIII
now be sold by the undersigned at less than
New York factory ices for cash, or on easy
monthly nstalm-nrs or rent with privilege OF
purchase to responsible parties,
wears Old pianos taken in exchange
For terms and prices please address me
through the Post Office and will cheertully
give all information by letter or in person.
Orders, for tuning or repairing Pianos lett
at VIM. Roots Drugstore will meet with
prompt attention, at moderate prices.
F l. FRYER.
Marietta. Ga-sept2lst751y
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RA.LKOAn LanEs.


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RICHMOND AED DxsyrLLg RArIRotn Cos
hIcHhosD, VA, Jannary 3. is1ef,
SCHEDULE OF TRAIss.-TRaTy "!
Sor..5s;:,- IHRoUGH MAI-Ggw Yorx ~ So,
BurseviIie At h,ehaond It, at 55G A. arsi
z; leave Dsnyiis At las ~ n Ieags, e ls
S2so. az 4:3e T: H.. leaves SALISBURY NJ s Srss1s-
d. M arrives at Charlotte Mt 9:i5 p. o'i 2.
sTRAIN No. 4.-SEw YORK An W.
kELxASs EIPEESs, Eastwarti-Leayes Ch,1im,, w.
l q: saSes Airline Junction at sa
poro, al 1858 Z. NJ: Leaves D,nyIija :, ,nste1s.
M; ieages Dundee at 1:49 P. NJ: leavss t T
Eie AZ 6:o1 Z. H.: arrives In Richmond a. 11ss JIG:
u3lRAIS No. 5.-LYycHBURG AccoYyon, 49,.
"sst~ard-Leaves RIcbmcnf at q 4 nos,
q bnfxevite &C 1896 +. NJ. ifayes BnrXes1ttnsea
TRAIN S ar' srn At dLynehburg At $50 ?.
Eastward Leaves Burkeyiite ri on D 11l!oy,
rigss at Richmond at 4:34 r. ", 'i'' II.
NAN NO: 7.-LocAL BrRKEyrLLE Accn,,,.
oaiiy !except Sunday, Westwardt sss9-
i2 Ia11 At r A.; arrives at BurkeYiIls !,
vd TR AN, Nc. lo.-LocAL BURKEvrLLE Acco,
aaopnh!ioN, Eastwsrd-Lsayes BurkeyiiIe a. s,xS
a.; NJ arrives at Richmond at IL VI. - '23
Trans Nos. 3 and 4 connect AZ Richrnor, -.
me chesapeake and Ohio railroad. VIZ
Ia, Trans nos. add connect at Greensboro z,c
ralns 70 auG from Raleigh and Goldsboro; "!a
The through trains COM ect at RIci.mond.,dn
dee with trains on the Richmond, FredericSi LDts-
alu fctomac railroad, and WashinRtnn fiir iyIIs
GINA Midland and Great Southern ra,Iro.G =. ,H.
from Washington, Baltimore, PhlIacephi." ana
Trains Moss and connect a. Charlotte VII,
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Air. I've ni2
road to and from Greenyille, Atlanta Montro.osss'
Mobile, Penss,ola. New Orleans, and all ."n.I,
western points, and with the Charlotte, Cols,rt..
and Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Sat.sl
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points N'ss'
Train No. 3 connects at Burkeyille with Tho 1,
lanttc, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad from LypSs'
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southseS,s,,
points, and baggage checked through.
yn6roken gauge from Richmond to New o-,e,n,
Pullman sleepers run on alt night trains -
Local tickets are good only for continuous n,s
sage 10 the points named on The ticket. No sy.
over checks will be given. '''
7. VI. r. TALCOTT
General Superintendent.
JOHN Z. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agsst
ia N'o'-'