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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15
PRICE: s LIS FOR SIX MONTHS. :
200 FOR ONE YEAR.
THREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
AND
THREE IN PRISON.

PANT IA Narrative of Escape from Iankeedom 10
Dixe i'm 1861 Scenes Washington City after the u
RIM stampede; Perils in Passing the potomac, fu-
tlIment of Boyish Vow; Lights and Shadows OF camp
ife. sixteen Pitched Battles; Brief Campaign III
Eastern Carolina; Capture within Grant s Lines on
James River and cruel Treatment as an alleged spy
Escape and Recapture; Ten months OF torture ia Tue
Rebel Prison Pens at Point Lookout ana OFT Dela,
ware Murder of Col. Jones, and other Atrocities all
of the Confederacy and the End of all things Footng
+ hundreds of miles homeward amid the wreck and
wretchedness of the Ruined Cofederacy e'c elc' ec
PART u-Surprising Submissiveness of the South;
witness to the utter docltS ana
GOOD intentions the Vanquished; Congress begins
policy of systematic Irritaon The Freedmen bureau
sets up petty desposm in every Southern village; Inc
friends: Swarms Sharpers Swinders and all manner
of Scaawaps Settle upon the South to Steal what Sher
man left: Race Riots for Party Purposes PROVOKED
whenever Possible; The most Brutal OF the BLACKS
acknowledgements, Oath h-BOund ontroiieu
by Wicked Whites, and Attended by Abomnable AtroCi
ties Robber Rule and Ruin the Result Rise OF the
White brotherhood, and Kindred Societies. Commonly
Called the Ku-KIux-Klans; Very Troubleous Times;
The Holden-Kirk War; Grants Military Measures tor
CAPTURING the Electoral Vote of the Southern States
Beginning with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers, and
Special Deputy Marshals Over-Run the State Jenreys
Bond Spreads his Spyder-Web in the Capitol, and Ma
lignantly Inficts the full Venom of Unlawful Law
upon Whonsoever he Catch, the UnOh ending, and
the Offender Alike; Old Men of 20 Years, and Boys
Under IL, Sent, il Mid-Winter, Shackled, to TAR
Northern Bastile, to Undergo Years OF Torture Tor
Alleged NIisdemeanors, of which they were Entirely
Innocent journal of Albany Penitentiary; the
Whole Comprising Faithful History of Reconstruc-
ton in North Carolina: Observation-Disclosures
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15

(CoNTINUATIoN THE first thought ma
turally was one of apprehension-expecti
to see the enemy approaching. But no,
there is not human being within sight!
Can have been dreaming? At length, |
start to remove the flag staff to safer posi-
ton, and again am hailed. This time 1t
sounds distinctly from across the yellow wa
ter. But no strain Of music, Alpine yodie,
Siccillan Vesper, or modern melody OF
the maeSteros, can compare with the sweet
ness m of of that loud -lunged Virginia drawl-
"HiU-loao! Hello.o-o-o.o! You, mister!
0rer thar! Who IS, yh?"
The same moment | spy the slouch hat Of
little old man hiding among the alder
bushes on the opposite hill side. He had
come after the COW, and seeing the flag,
slipped down to reconoitre; being extreme
" suspicious that it was another trick Of the
Yankees who had several times sent man
in citizens dress to decoy the Virginia far
mers across the river with their boats.
However, on rejecting that he had seen me
asleep, nalf- buried in the food, he became
satisfied of the truth of my story; and fish
ing UP small skiff, from among the reeds,
shot like an arrow to my assistance. i
waded to meet him, clambered in the skif
and was soon landed on ''old Virginny
Shore" sure enough. did not on this oc-
casion cut any such capers as when | before
supposed myself upon mainland; but the
reader will admit there was fair reason for
self-congratulation. 1t was certainly unex-
pected that bashful school boy, ignorant
of travel, and too proud to ask assistance of
strangers, should make journey Of near
FIVE hundred miles, within less than six
days, at an expense of only one dollar and
ninety-seven cents; this, too, in an enemy $
country, at time when scores of suspected
persons were being arrested daily in the
same region; and finally escaping, in one OF
the enemy's boats, directly under the eyes OF
the picket set to guard it.
The little old man, my rescuer, was Mr..
j., plain, but respectable and industri-
GUS farmer of the vicinity, who had two stall
wart sons in the Confederate army, and a
graduated scale of daughters, aged from
30; rosy round -limbed lassies, whose long
un- bound tresses and sun-browned ankles
bare from ''top to toe were quite rural
revelation to my town-bred, college-styled
and perhaps naturally super sensitive 'fasti
diousness.
But the plain log farmhouse contained
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The Charlotte Obseruer joins the
Raleigh Observer in an unfavorable view OF
the syndicate offer with regard TO the Nes-
tern North Carolina Railroad, or perhaps
we should say favors, the postponement OF
the matter until next Legislature. But,
we learn that Mr. Best, representing the
syndicate, declared positively in answer to
inquiry by the Board, that :he proposal
could not remain open until that period, "a
the syndicate he'd other investments, of
nearly equal promise in view. However,
even were this not the case, we can see
many reasons for acting promptly II crer.
Twelve months from to day will find near
one hundred thousand dollars of taxes, in
terest on the bonds and the roads earnings,
added to all that have gone before. Besides,
as the State has voted its immense appro-
priations to qet the roud buth, not to make
any profit from the road, No sane man ex-
pects q dollar of dividends from the road,
under State management, Tor 20 years TO
come; and as the syndicate can be forced,
by the terms of the contract to complete
the road within half the time the State re-
oures to finish it, surely 1t Is an occasion
for prompt action-tfeuer.
One other consideration we have reserved
until the last though really the first in our
Judgment; to wit, tie elimination Of the
"RotIrodd question: from our STATE politics.
1t needs no spirit of prophecy to foretell
that upon this rock the Democratic ship is
daily drifting in manner that means ship
w wreck if there be not rare steering, and
| the best of pilots. Already the majority OF
the Republican papers in the State have
| declared against continuing the heavy taxes
for railroads. Already there are thousands,
YES thousands, of Democrats in Piedmont,
and Middle, and in Eastern Carolina, who
declare that, inasmuch as their counties
| have never had dollar Of aid to build
railroads, they cannot see why their hard
earnings should 90 year after year to build
a road which sooner or later will fall into the
hands Of spectators, and become more
link in through line, etc. etc.
It is needless to say those complaints can
be met, and explained in a very plausible
manner Unfortunately men convinced
against this will, arc apt to retain their own
opinion still They Will d. it. The ballot
box is certain to show it.
Were the road sold, Thereby replacing
nearly million dollars in the Treasury,
tie Mud Cut Boom would be laid at
rest, the road would be pushed to compile
ton, and the much promised greatness OF
results would begin.
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New York markets Money per cent;
cotton firm at y 13-l6(G12 15-l6c South
ern -four dull and heavy at $6.OO(oS.oO,
wheat 2CG3c lower. closing dull and heavy,
spirits turpentine decidedly lower at 42l(al
45c; rosin nominally unchanged at 81. GO<o
165.
On Monday last Mr.. VIM. Revell, who at
tends TO Capt. r. IT. Gatlin's mill and gin
at Killquick, in this county, was crushed
to death in the most horrible manner by the
"a machinery. y.-IorJoro ,Southernor.
Jas A. Barnes, of Hertferd, Conn, and
Y. E. Nash, of Westerly, Rhode Island,
who have been shooting wild fowl in Curri-
tuck sound for some weeks, leit to sPend
| Christmas at home. They killed SIX thous-
| and head of game il two weeks-two hun
dred geese in one day.-Ettzabeth ttty
| Economist
Weldon Ners: The dwelling house of
| W. T. Purnell near Halifax took ire on
Monday night and burned to the ground.
Mr. Purnell was asleep and was not aware
! of danger until too late to save anything
save few articles of furniture; indeed it is
said that he would have been burned with
the house had he slept only short while
longer The Transportation Company,
plying boats between Norfolk and landings
| on Roakoke river, has refused to pay own
ers for cotton which was burned at Edwards
ferry about six weeks ego. The company
| offered to compromise On paying hfty per
cent.
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RANDOLPH A. SHOTWELL.
CHAPTER EIGHTH.

PersonaI Narrative continued.-School Boy politics.
and a taste of mob-Iaw-Preparlng to cross the
Rubicon.-Great Battle at Bull Run.-How North
Carolina saved the day-A Farewell to youth, and
school Starting foot to run the Block ade
Visit to Thomas Bayard at Wilmington, Della
ware
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,VOL. VINO. 13

Wagner" and was slain therein lie was
quite genius, and invented breech-load-
ing revolving rifle, which he never patented,
but was we'll known among his friends years
before Colt or Remington were heard from.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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and knowing my intention to volunteer at
once, he wished to retain me as one OF his
own men. Although very verdant, | soon
realized this piece of .faesse, and 1t almost
defeated itself; Notwithstanding my vow TO
Join the first regiment met with
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Droposll5.


BF.ItF tiiE
wAsuISarcS D. c. Iuly ~. >sp.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
" PKoPo>A-s WI be- rr,cvcl Al u,e otie' II ne h.ef
August 9. ESQ, for performing labor conne'i~d Win ING
New-YorX. OF eNporle thcrrfr. m. untusuy 1. ls>l
me bios -nDmtc -ta'e m prire or Of 3io
pounds ~ eqred n webbing
and tsrng the merchandise Included IN each OF tho following
Class Iron. ST and othc, metals cd net I'm
Class :. and .ueaio.
lass T 9 ss, .Be e pres Scr Tub Tor testing
coal SAT-. ores anu oheI commodities imported ~ OhiA ant
Class s They srtc the pcr picSsg. or tho
tanng and cop-ug ncdnE the necessary sna psils
therefor OF packages ri Of SUGAR imported 10 hosheas %
Class A. For sugar Jared on the docks
Glass b. For sugartarcd ~ the sugar rennerles.
IL The Will be required 10 TURKISH on e1uls.
Weigher any BET eapetens
assistant wcg1eTs tho aboc incden 10 he weighing
ing merchandise which the law OF regulations u
and which shan arrive be exported from that pors
Ill Laircrs III be required out transier TO- and
s for seshnS aSd remove the same theSefrom ana siles
II in SUCH psln on tae %hr or Sissr place hss nc
gooi and not cucumber he wharf O. other place of
weighing and they viii asO be required TO transport the
implements 10 and from the place where the weigh
~ bc Government VIII furnish the weighing I'm PIGMENTS
ana dery the exgsnse OF keeng me nne ~ oraer and VII
tesS 5 Ssrasy 81 me scales or other weighing Implement"
The contractor viii be required to funsh such nnmDsr
OF be necessary supply ~ abor-rs
az the proper ume ana y The proper place ,, - ,,
under such regnatlonu from time 10 ime DO
prescribed Oy the cretSry OF the Treasury.
VII Any disputes ausng between the contractor AMI sur
vcyor Ncgher VIII be submitted - the Co eeor ~ mo
Port be taken
OF the Treasury by whose decision the con-
tractor abide.
VIII bidder will be required % furnish bond WITH
two surees the Of ~ enty i've t3OuSani dosiofs
(sOUo approved hY the Collector % the Port "a org
Judge u the District Court OF the United ctsts % DIS
trc United conditioned mat prlDcr
Will be erod the bidder should the od 90
awarded TO lim. -.
TX Lond required for The faithful performance 81
the contract 10 be approved oy the officers aooVe ~ m
10 ia lftv ihons dollars (sl0OOO Payments under the
raet will and hoen IN Gays OF each
-.
y The reserves the ught 10 reject ay or all
hds "a WAVE leects or Ormates and 10 terminate tho
contract al any me on tairty t5''l DAYS notice.
pr0nOsSs be s.ard ald addressed 20 the Secretary
or In. rreuy marked Proposals tor performing labor IN
Jh w'tssn OF Lutlable merchandise az the poet
Won H. +. FRENCH, Acting Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il l. A \

AND Uni Ed STATE MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ne or via DsCrOses and Cortandt streets
Ferries. ~ follows
HARRISBURG P1itsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. 4. AMI So IN. daily.
Wulamspcrt, LocA Haven In $50 p NJ Cory ana Erie
s:, connecting az CORY Tor TituSvie Petroleum
CeItrc ann the OIL REGIONS.
baltimore Wash and the S0utb Limited Washington
EXPRESS OF Pu ParlOr ally, except sunday, I'D
arrive al Washington 81 m Regular at 1880 aud
S.2ua m l. : aud H. D.. NJ. 81 day, 10 p. m.
Express Philadelphia $50. $50. 500 90 Lint
ted IL a. m. $3.50, 44. ,. g. 1880 aud II p. and
II Eight. sunday 43O M. 3. o. =. $50 and 10 p.
amt II night
Exqrcsa Philadelphia Camden 1880 and
except SUNDAY.
For lnutc t..y 1880 and l:u0 l.: and 200
For cape May. Il:GU a.. NJ and D. NJ.
Reals OK Brooklyn Annex with al thrOu trains
AZ Jersey CRY aOrng speedy and direct Transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
daily AT $40 D. daily. except Monday. From Wash
ineton aud Baltimore. t.5O 300. 400 1888 y.
sunday 1:JD NJ From Phi.aiep la. 800 $3.50 !, s:tO
lO.O 1870 a. M 2, 800 500 6zU, ESQ. 1870 0:3J aud
O:35 D. H. nunday. 3j $50, :, 1910, ll:jO 63O
aufg 4. m
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On l.ld after June Il. 1880.


TrainG leave New York via DcscrOses and COrt
landt Streets Ferries as follows:
$50 $50 30 10 mite y II J, $3.50, 4. 4:40 B..
g. T. $50, and 10 aId ~ night Sundays 1870 and .
a NJ. >, b, Z. s.3O and % .. m. and II night
Trains leave Tx da eIcep sunday AT 1880
IN. and running through via trenton aud Cam
den.
Boats Brooklyn with all through
jersey city GOrng speedy and direct transfer for
HrOOkTu travel.
Returning leave West PHILADELPHIA 1901 3ii5 425
1885. $3.50 IL a. m. (LimIted Express $50 D.
$50, aud 100 On SUNDAY. 1901, $40. i:25, g.
SO a m. and p. m. Leave philadelphia, via Camden
"a ~ and 500 p. "a. daily. except sunday
Trs II Offices and e44 Broadway. No. AstOr House
and foot DeabrGsscs and Con tlnds o. Court and
ron1 IN Annex Depot, foot Of Fuloust, Brooklyn; Nos
a. 10 lls Hudson ST. HObOken Depot, Jersey City
IMMIGRANT rics ct ONCE. No ; Battery place.
The York Transfer Company will all for and check
trOm hotels aud residences.
Drank THOMSON. l. p. FARMER
General Manager. GeneIal Passenger gent
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Eam 5eIlools

ANNUAL SESSION CPD of UNIVERSITY
~ LAW SCHOOL begus October next Address d. H.
JAQU - secretary 29l Hroadvay.
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begins
"a september T. For circulars address HORACE E
SMITH, Dean Of Law school. Albany. n Y
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
- october H. 1880 Tuition $50 per year extIss For
CIRCULAR address HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WV YoRE CITY.

% a lss or az SaaSt ne" $4,000
G7thst % mw% 81 !o orrs Wallace 1000
100 e. o. 10 lam m i executor ETC 10000
p,emmer.ave. Devoe-st, l5Oxirfegular Albert
M. i,rs tonst No 4SO 2Ixss John Ptrazzo TO am
Delsnseys 20 sloer 70 Anrs iottSeif 1880
sSth. cor ldh sSre eSo &AiVo $3.50
,-.ia.,,ine ave n " cor lstst. 5ON223, and also
or 81 ave and l2Uth.st, 2O.5x6o; ID lngrahsm
sra VIII, 10 Frances Il schultz --..---.....-...s.
s4thsSs s. 40 II, IL a, g1 pesIe 26,5i5
Same prSpers,y1; Nathan II Oieies anu rs 500
,osSS. ( = 100 " ID 5OxlU0 II; spencer
Fapuing 10 John IL Deane and another f'VAo
1850 " OF 2dave. 2JNlOoll; spencer n
Tauuiag John Deane and another o'Oto
same prepery, Sidney ewart ct al, to spencer ron
WV"
Same nropei y Alexander McCue anu wife to sidney
,oeibs ; = rs q W OF 2dave. 2jxl0ull August
seumgarten aud wife TO JOhn DtaDe ana si- as.
RECORDED LEASES.
rexce Thomas T 70 Jacob Beyer. No III West 18TH 80
Il 10 years, rent ''V
suvdam Cbas trustee, etc 70 sarah L James. W cor
Jane and SHAVE 25X5sS 2xirIe8uiar; liz years am
from 1871 rent oOV
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ON and alter June ~ 1892 the through rsn Win
Y, y ". II. r. R. al 800 arriving in the noun tains
by early evening Dine Springfield sup White River
C. r HEMsTEAD, @. T. A,
4tb-ave. and i2dst. \. Y.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
v Ferrj station In New York foot Of Lbertyst -
Perry station In Brooklyn foot OF Fultop-st, Jewehs
Commencing June 81. lsso-Leave New foot Of Lib
$3.50 a. m.-For faston Bethlehem Wind Gap. Mauch
CHUNK Tananend, Drtton. Upper Lehigh. Wiikesbarre
7;l5 n m.-Eot bennington, D. L. and Western R. r..
Easton. Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk. ramaqua etc
Easton, Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg Aanch CHUNK
panyile Wiiamsport Tamaqua Drifton NantcoSe Upper
IO:S0s m.-For somervlle Pennington eto.
. m1For ,emlngton. Easton Allentown. Reading Hsr
$3.50 D. u FOR Remington Easton, Bethlehem Wind Gap
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Drilton, Wnkesbarre. Scranton
$50 p m-FOr schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
t46 M For somervlle. Pennington. ETC.
$3.50 D. m.-For Easton. Del. Lack and West r.. Allen.
town, Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarre etc
For Elizabeth $50 Oils s:l5 75 745 s. $780, o. ssO
49, tS 1919 sd iS q" H. i340 iSG 2Ss so Az
4lS. f45 SIS. sis. i65 H. Il PM o. O'i' 0'O ''O
SUNDAY trains leave at SAB m for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations a. $50 M for Easton Allen
For Newark 5:45 Gi5 S45 tbs, 7.45 $40 s4s s:l5
ss s 49, si5 1879 go 7s Sis IL gl 1913 9 f'f5 4 OSO
For trains 10 oca points Time Tables at stsons
Boats OF tina Brooklyn and Erie Annex make connections
Jersey City and IRON BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy Mat
awaD KeypOr Hazlet Mddetown Red Bank Little silver
Grove Gs6ury PARK ocean Beach spring Lake Sea Girt
Point Pleasant Tours River Barnegat. uanuc City etc
For Atlantic city, l30 p M.
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CTARIN'S GLEN ISLAND.
- NEW ROCH ELLIE uARBOR LONG ISLAND 81 Nd.
elegant Laura 81 s~1n ana ~. NiCl0AI ave
Pier No i, y. H.. Jewels Wii,r. 5Jd-~T. -.
foot COrtlandtst Ful,On Perry BSpa EfveF
$40 A. II. SID -. u. 500 = ~.
10 ID 4. II lO3I \. VI. IL 80 al.
l.yOP 81. l4J L N. go - Va,
800 p. NJ $50 Il II 100 =. a.
Ieave GLEN ISLAND II o. M. l2:tj 6:Il and : "a.
GRAND CONCEHT ~ PAVILION DAILY.
BOATING, Bathing. BON Ing. B.iarfs ~lObunz.
RHODE ISLAND CLAM.HAkc and dil.a'r segye,s tally
under supervision Of Ii D. M.Kneld. CL.NA,tAkE
- cents EXCLUSION TICKETS. ~ cc.its saas.A IS
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REAL ESTATE.
Ntw.yonx. Monday. July &c. 1880.

NEw-YoRx Monday. July e6 1880
Tho following sales were held ut the Elk
.napre ssIesroom to-day;
sv Renard 7. RdrRen
49,. -d.ave $50 "a vi Rosest' t23d Wsrol ea'" IN
S1ou Franz Grein. WV"
By Hordrd W. Coates
story brick dwelling with Lease OF lot no go sas.
pvssdway 81 47.4 n " OF CLINTON ~ 10y 1851.
ibess~S NAV l. 1875. term 10 wears, ground rent
s5 snnsm iq. nss ,u nss anu 5000
Ias. sS Tn lease of lot No l2 Madiuonst. a. 522
h" . =, fes.ison 81 lot 26 lxlOu; leased NAV l.
fs-s !. rrn II years ground rent $50 per snnnm
fr * years and $500 per annun bsiauce Oh 'eIm o.,
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
II ID u 4

| BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHTLADELPHIA.
Leave NewYork from station r. n. J. foot Of Lib
station SoTasF 81 q and Gre eFsen. ssS s9 Sun
day at SIS a. m $50 ana + D. H.
For station corner Third and Berkssts at s45 7i5 o.
For Trenton Warren ard Tucker ss o:f5 7:46 liii6
a. M 80 T. 4:3V 446 $780, 1Jo IL D. m Sunday at S:l5
Eeturnlns trains viii leave Philadelphia New.York:
Ninth and Green ats " I3O ,:30 $50 l0i6 M lz;a0
e. S:to $40, 7:l5, II p H. On sunday. $40 M; o'3O
From Third ami Berkssts 500. 9:2o, 9:45 II a.
l:25 81 % $50 80 p m sunday at $50 A. H. p H.
Fon Trenton, Warren aud rac stsl25 except Mon
days, 8, 100 900 1910 1880 M 26O 24O AIS. 1:lO
Tctets tor foot Of Liberty st, nos 2s9 2e 4Ol
a & inG 1 WHAT rekn
n roc SomRR SS Or cnee 49, %
Apple alton can be made at o. aud 1923 Broadway aud 58
with the Bel Telephone and Law relegrPh
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and Housatonlc Ralroads-steamers leave Cath
FsTe ' over t By any Sthe route H. ana 'o p III
TOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
termeIlate points. steamers leave Pier 70 + R. daily
m and llSO p mr. connecting VITA SPECIAL trans az New
gage checked at S4 Broadwag Sew YORK ana courtsi
hToo-lya. Excursion 70 New tia.e ana rgtur4 81 o.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ EINER RAILROAD commencing July 1880 through
usnS IL ie a 951nd O5nTal Depqt s ., po,s,o
p5 ~ Adams ann ana ER nfoSg GaThs
300 a. H.. SARATOGA Special
lD:.O al chicago ami Western Express Drawing
10 tananda. ua. Rochester aud Buffalo.
LOO express Albany and Troy. with
10 Utica, Sara,oya Glnus Fans and Rutland.
3 80 D. NJ, Saratoga Special
400 D. m. AID and Troy Evp-ess
500 IT. Louis Express daily with sleeping for
ST. Louis through every day tho sleep
ing Tor Buffalo Toledo and and for Montreal
cepting Sunday night, via Saratoga
$50 p Pacinc Express. daily, with sleeping
Niagara Falls Rochester BuhaO cleveland Toledo. Detroit
for Clayton Utica and WatertOVn
Rome excepting Saturdays.
500 D. III FAST tx rrsss for Montreal Buffalo and Corn
ing via Geneva. Sleeping Geneva BrfaO and
Montreal Adams.
ll:u Night Express. with sleeping cars TO Albany
and Troy.
ekrts sale at Nos 252 aud Broadway and AZ West
c0- express Ofc8 PsrS place aud ~ AMI H42 BrOI-
wsv, New Yors, and 533 Washlagi 0u-s.. Brooklyn.
J. NJ. OCCEi, g. sup. c. b. ~ kER. Gen Passr Agt.