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THE
TRAYELLER'S
AND
TOURIST'S GUIDE
THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES, CANADA, ETC.,
JSZHIBITINO THE VARIOUS
EOUTES OF TBAVEL,
! . • .
WITH '
EXPLANATORY NOTES, AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATjipj
TOGBTHXE TTrCB ^
DESCRIPTIONS OF, AND ROUTES TO, THE PROMINENTI^LACES OF
FASHIONABLE AND HEALTHFUI^ RESORT.
ACGOlfPANISD BT A VALUABLB AND AUTHENTIO
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
AC'
BY W. WitLIAMS. ^V
i
-1
1
PHILADELPHIA:
LIPPINCOTT, GRAMBO & CO.
1856.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year ]I855, by
W.WILLIAMS,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
BTEBE0TT]^t3> BY J. FAQAN.
PBINTED BT T. K. * P. 0. COLLINS.
%* For In OEZ, see latter part of the work, pages 237-46>
(2)
LIBRARY '
719548
UNIVERSITY OF tORONTO
TO THE PUBLIC,
The Author and Publishers of the "Traveller's and
Tourist's Guide" have been desirous to make the present a
work both reliable and worthy of public favor j and in doing so,
have spared no pains in its preparation. That this work will be
appreciated wo have no doubt, judging from the flattering enco-
miums bestowed upon our former editions. The present work
• has been re-written, and many important changes introduced :
it is, therefore, put forth as the most complete work of its kind
extant.
In the arrangement of Boutes, we have adopted a new plan,
which will be found more convenient than any former method.
The Routes are given as they diverge from the chief cities of the
Union ; thus for example : " Routes from New York," " Routes
from Philadelphia," "Routes from Boston," "Routes from^Chi-
cago," " Routes from Cincinnati," Ac, &o. Explanatory notes
are attached to many of the Routes, which the traveller should
by no means overlook, as by consulting these, and comparing
them with the Map, he will not only frequently be saved ex-
pense, but time and inconvenience.
One new feature in our book we must call attention to : instead
of giving a repetition of each Route, we have used the same both
for going and returning, by the introduction of an extra column
of figures, with the necessary directions at the head and foot of
each Route. This will be found an important feature, as it
is not only more convenient, but enables the traveller to see
at a glance the distance of places from each starting point;
and, by saving much room, permits us to extend our informal.
(iii)
TO THE PUBLIC.
tion very materially. The names of the more prominent places
on the Houtea are put in a conspicuous type, so that the eye shall
detect them without difficulty.
Among the valuable features of our work are Tables, showing
at a glance the Distance, Fare and Time occupied in travelling
from the principal cities to the most important places in the
Union.
It not unfrequently happens that strangers in a large city,
from which numerous railroads proceed, are at a loss to know
which Route to take in order to reach a certain point. To ob-
viate this difficulty, we have given, at the commencement of
Routes from the chief cities, the names abd depdts of the prin-
cipal railroads diverging therefrom, with the most important
towns to which they lead. Immediately following we have
placed the law regulating the Hacknbt Coach and Carriage
Fares in the great cities, which, we hope, will serve as a safe-
guard to strangers against the impositions frequently practised
upon them by the drivers of those conveyances.
The descriptions of the places of fashionable and healthflil
resort, with the Routes leading to them, is intended especially
for Tourists, and those seeking recreation during the summer
months. This will assist, perhaps, in determining parties who
have not previously made up their minds which Route to take.
The Map of the United States, which accompanies the
work, will be found replete with the most recent information;
much care has been taken to display the railroad 8ystem*of the
country, which may be depended on as reliable, and the whole
is engraved in a manner distinct, and legible. Constant refer-
ence should be made to the Map, as, without it, the best in-
formed would lose much of the interest of travel.
Travellers and others will confer a favor upon the Author, by
transmitting, under cover, to the Publishers, any information
that may be obtained from personal observation. Railroad
companies, also, will receive our thanks, and benefit their re-
spective Routes, by sending us the latest information relative to
their several lines, which wHl be attended to in each new
edition.
THE
TRAVELLER'S AND TOURIST'S GUIDE.
. ROUTES FROM BOSTON.
7%« traveller will refer to each qf the following routes reapeetively, as may
be required.
EASTERN RAILROAD, Depot Causeway /Street.— Leading to Lynn,
galetn, Lawrence, Lowell, Gloucenter, Newburyport, Portsmouth, Port,
land, Augnsta, Waterville, Bangor, Eastport, New Bruntiwick, and
Nova Scotia, Sec. &c. At Portland it connects with the Mlantie and SL
Lawrence Railroad, Androscoggin and Kennebec,, and Kennebee and Port-
land Railroads. See page 8.
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD, Depot in Haymarket S^nare.-Thia
road connects with the Portsmouth, Saco, and Portland Railroad, at
South Berwick, in the State of Maine, uniting here with the foregoing
route : it, therefore, leads the traveller to (be same places, in that State,
88 the above.
By leaving the above depot persons may also keach the following
places :— Haverhill, Exeter, Dover, Great Falls, Lawrence, Manchester,
Coticord, Lebanon, Montpelier, Burlington, Northern New York, Cana'
das, Meredith, Plymouth, Haverhill, N. H., &c. See page 9.
• L(XWELL RAiLRO AD,^«po< in Lowell Afreet.— Leading to Lowell.Nashua,
Goncord, &c. From Concord, N. H. runs the Northern Railroad, con*
necting with the Vermont Central, and the Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad. Also, the Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad, Sec
and the Concord and Portsmouth Railroad. See page 18.
PITCHBURG BAILROAD, Depot in Cau^etoay SiCreet.— Northwestern and
Northern Route to Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burling,
ton, Canadaa, Brattleboro*, N. H., Sec. See page 16.
WORCESTER AND WESTERN RAJIROADS, Depot comarofBeaeh and
Lincoln Streets.— To Worcester, Springfield, Pittsfield, Albany, Troy,
Saratoga Springs, Utica, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit,
Chicago, and the N. W. and S. W. portions of the Union. From Wor-
cester to Norwich and New York city. From Springfield, to Hartford,
New Haven, and New York city. Also, to Greenfield, Brattleboro*
Bellows'Falls, Sec. See page 24.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE RkMOkd, Depot Pleasant Street, foot n*
Boston Common,— To Providence, Stonington, and New York city. By
1* (5V
k
ROUTES FROM BOSTON.
tho NORFOLK COUNTY RAILROAD, leaving from j;« f^'pe d|f "t. T^
nf>dlmiii, Walp«le, Ulncksioiie, &,c. By the TAUNTON AND NEW BED*
FORD RAILROAD, leaving iVoin the Provideucti dtjpot. To Mausfiuld,
Tauiitoii apd Mew Bedford. See page 28.
FALL RIVER RAILROAD, Depot corner tf South and Kneeland Streets.^
To Fall River, Newport, and New York city. Also, to Wareham, Sand,
wich, and Cape Cod. Bee page 31.
OLD COLONY RAILROAD, Depot comer'of South and Kneeland Streeta.^
To Gtuincv. Abin^tou, Kineston, and Plymouih, Duxbury, dec. Also,
by the SOUTH SHORE RAILROAD, frpin the Old Colony Depot to King,
ham, Cohasset, &c. See page 31*
STEAMERS LEAVING BOSTON. — Steamboats leave Central. Wharf,
Boston, for P<»iiand, Me. I'are about $1.
From Boston, to Bath, Gardiner, and HallowelL Fare to Bath $1 00.
To the two latter places %l 50 each. A steamer runs from Hallowell to
Waterville.
From Boston to Bangor, stopping at TKomaaton, Camden, and Belfast,
&c. Fare to the two former places 92 00 ; to Belfast 92 50 ; and to
Bangor $3 00.
Passengers by taking the cars of the Eastern Railroad or those of the
Boston an^ Maine Railroad for Portlands may leave the latter place by
steamboat for Bangor and intermediate landing, and from Bangor may
return direct to Boston.
A steamer runs fVom Eastern steamboat wharf, Boston, every Mon
day, at II o'clock, for Eastport, Me., direct ; and every Thursday, at 11
o'clock, for Eastport, touclUng'at Portland, Me. From Eastport, another
steamer will convey passengers to St. John, JV*. B„ and also to St. Jin-
drews, JV. B., and Calais, Me. Fare from Boston to Eastport $.5. 00.
From Boston to St. John $7 00. From Portland to Eastport 94 50, and
from Portland to St. Jphn $6 00. These are cabin fares.
Steamboats run from Boston to Mihant, and, also, to Hingham, &c.
N. B. For the places of fashionable and healthful resort, see index.
CARRIAGE FARES IN BOSTON
The rates of fare in the City qf Boston, ta be taken by or paid to the
owner or driver qf any licensed carriage, are as follows:
For carrying a passenger from one place to another, within the city
propor, 25 cents.
For children between three and twelve years of age. if more than one,
or if accompanied by an adult, half price only is charged for each child ;
and for children under three years of age, when accompanied by their
parents, or any adult, no charge is made. Every driver or owner of
any licensed carriage, is obliged to carry with each passenger one trunk,
and a valine, saddle-bag, c*irpet-bng, portmanteau, box, bundle, basket,
or other article used in triivelling, if lie be required so to do, without
charge or compensation therefor ; but for every such trunk or otlier such
article above named more than two, he is entitled to demand and receive
the sum of jive cents.
me dtfbot. To
NO NEW B£0.
io Mansfield,
j/a«rf Streets.-.
areham, Sand.
fland Streeta,-^
ry,&,c. Algo,
)epoi to Hing.
Central Wharf,
lo Bnth $1 00.
n UalJowell to
I. and Belfast,
^ 50; and to
>r those of the
»"er place by
1 Bangor may
». every Mon
luwday, at U
tport, another
Iso to St. Jin-
stport $5. 00.
>rt 94 30, and
nngham, &c.
ft. see index.
" paid to the
hin the city
re than one,
each child ;
led by their
r owner of
one trunk,
ale, basket,
K without
■ otTier such
»nd receive
• ROUTES FROM BOSTON.
A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, &o., FROM
BOSTON TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PLACES
IN THE UNION.
The following will show, at a glance, the distanety «epen««, and Htm
ocofupied, in trarelling firom Boston to the most prominent points in the
Union. Allowance, howeTer, must be made in the rate of fiires when tra*
Telling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Rivers, as these modes of convey-
ance are su1:]|}ect to more or less competition, in which case the fares vary.
Those given, however, are as accurate as can be obtained under the dr*
eumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough to make up a gene-
ral estimate of expenses. The time given is that which is actually occu-
pied in passing Arom one point to another; the detentions between each
route are not taken into consideration, as these the traveller must deter-
mine for himself. The distances are given by the shortest routes.
Sunei of PlHM.
BOSTON to Albany, N.Y.,via Western B.B.
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Buffalo, via Albany ,
Charlkston, S.O ,
CmoAao, via Canada ,
Chicago, via Cleveland ,
Cincinnati, via Columbus ,
Cincinnati, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and
Crestline, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio, via Buffalo
Coluhbus, Ohio, via Cleveland
Detroit, via Canada
Indunapoub, la., via Clevel'd and Bellefon-
taino, Ohio
LoinsviiXE, Ky., via Indianapolis
Mobile, Ala
Montreal, via Burlington, Yt
MONTaOMEBT, Ala
New Orleans, via Washington
New Orleans, via Canada, Chicago, Illinois
Central R. R., and Missifsippi River...
New Orleans, via Cleveland, Indianapolis, St.
Louis, and Mississippi River
New York, via Springfield
l^GARA Falls Scspenbion Bridge
Philadelphia
PErrsBCRG, Pa., via Philadelphia
Richmond, Ya
Rock Island, HI., via Canada and Chicago..
Savannah, 6a
St. IiODi8,via Canada, Chicago, and Alton, 111.
St. Louis, via Cleveland and Indianapolis.....
St. Louis, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg and In
dianapolis
St. Paul, Minnesota, via Canada and Chicago,
and Mississippi River
Washington, D.C
Milca.
200
420
498
1018
1010
1036
036
1032
681
816
732
962
1071
1667
330
1470
1883
2412
2434
236
603
323
676
691
1192
1143
1296
1233
1340
1620
460
Hoart
10
19
24
66
60
61
44
62
34
39
36
48
53
124
12
84
142
148
160
10
24
144
34
80
59
76
65
62
67
92
21
Fare.
$5 00
10 00
11 00
24 00
22 00
22 00
22 50
22 00
15 00
10 00
17 00
20 00
23 00
55 00
6 60
47 00
60 00
42 75
60 00
6 00
11 00
7 00
16 00
17 00
27 00
29 00
29 60
28 00
37 00
34 00
11 25
BOSTON TO PORTLAND.
Mllm
from
Pert-
105
104j
101
0(5
94
01
80
85
80
76
71
60
65
63
61
58
50
51
45
37
33
28
22
15
13
6
BOSTON TO PORT
LAND.
From
fort-
Uail.
Eastern Railroad.
BOSTON to
E Boston (by ferry)
North Chelsea.....
Lynn
Swamscot
"•Samm
fBeverly
Wenharn
Ipswich
Rowley
INCWBDRTPORT . . .
fEast Salisbury... .
Beabrook, (N. H.). .
Hampton Falls....
Hampton
North Hampton....
Greenland .........
IIPORTSMOOTH
Portland, Sato, and
Portsmouth R. R.
Elliot. (Me.)
irBerwick Junction.
North Berwick ....
Wells
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Scarborough to....
PORTLAND
PORTLAND TO BOS
TON. (Read up.)
MIlM
rrom
place
to
place.
Mllee
rrom
Boa-
ton.
3|
4
5
2
11
3
14
2
16
4
20
5
25
4
20
5
34
2
36
4
40
2
42
2
44
3
47
2
49
5
54
6
8
4
5
6
7
2
7
6
Place
to
Place.
60
68
72
77
83
90
02
00
105
From
Boa-
ton.
Through fare $i.50Time 5 hours.
* Marblehead Branch runs to
Marblehead, 4 miles from Salem.
Essex Railroad runs to Lawrence,
connecting with Lowell, Manches-
ter, &:c.
fGLOlTCESTER BRANCH RAILROAD
diverges here; to Manchester, 0;
Gloucester, 14 miles. Fare 45 cts.
From Boston to O. 30 miles. Fare
$ 1 00. This road affords a direct
route to Cape J3nn.
X The Newbcryport Railroad
runs to Oeorgetotpn, Mass., 10 miles.
Fare 25 cts. From the latter place
ntages run to JV. Jlndover, Haver-
hill, and Bradford, connecting with
trains for Lowell, Concord, JV. H,,
dec.
§ Salisbury Branch Railroaa
runs to Sa/i.ibury Mills, 3 miles.
K Portsmouth and Concord Rail'
roaof diverges here.
IT The Boston and Maine Railroad
connects here.
Prom
Law-
rence.
21
10
16
11
3
1
From
Law-
rence.
SALEM TO LAW-
RENCE.
SALEM to
South Danvers...
North Danvers....
Middleton
North Andover...
Sutton's Milts to.
♦LAWRENCE...
LAWf.ENCE TO SA-
LEM. .{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
2
3
5
8
2
1
Place
to
Place.
Front
Sa-
lem.
2
5
10
18
20
21
From
Sa-
lem.
* Connects hero with the Lowell
and Lawrence Railroad, the Boston
and Maine Railroad, and the Man-
Chester and Lawrence Railroad,
From
Low-
ell.
24
10
14
8
6
2
From
LoW'
ell.
SALEM TO LOWELL.
SALEM to
South Danvers....
West Danvers
North Reading . . . .
Wilmington
Tewksbury to
LOWELL
LOWELL TO SALEM.
(Read up.)
From
Sa-
lem.
19
2
From
Sa-
lem.
BOSTON TO SALEM.
Place
V>
Place.
5
5
6
«
4
2
Place
to
Place.
From
Sa-
lem.
5
10
16
18
22
ii
From
Sa-
|pm.
Boston and Maine R
BOSTON
^outh Reading
Tieading Branch to
South Danvers to
SALEM
SALEM TO BOSTON.
(Rea4 up.)
Place
to
Place
10
7
2
Place
to
Place.
From
Boa-
ton.
10
17
10
From
Bo|».
ton.
BOSTON TO PORTLAND.
Uncord, JV. H,
ITCH RxitROAB
Hit, 3 miles.
Concord Rail.
Maine Railroad
W-
• • • •
• • • •
to..
Place
to
Place,
SA-
2
3
5
8
2
1
Froin
8a-
lam.
s
5
10
18
30
21
Place From
to Ha.
Place, lem.
ith the Lowell
id, the Boston
ind the Man-
Railroad.
ILL.
Place
tfi
Place.
From
8a.
lem.
• • •
• • •
5
5
• • •
5
10
1 • •
16
«
18
4
22
2
24
— •
M.
Place
fo
Place.
From
Sa-
lem.
Place! From
Place. I (tin.
Ri
to
I
10 10
7
2
17
19
Placel From
to B<M.
Place.' ton.
*The South Reading Branch Rail-
road forms a new route between
Boston and Salem. It is, however,
4 miles farther than the one via
the Eastern Railroad.
frem
rerl-
111
109
lOG
104
103
103
101
00
06
00
88
B5
83
79
78
73
70
66
61
57
B4
49
43
40
89
88
33
28
22
15
13
6
Prom
Port-
land.
BOSTON TO PORT
LAND.
Boeton tjr Maine RiR.
IBOSTON to
Somerville
*Malden
Melrose
Stoneh&m
Greenwood
South Reading....
Readins
Wilminirton
Ballard /nie
Andove.'
fLAWRbiCE JUNC.
North Aidover....
Bradford
Haverhill
Plaistow, N. H. ...
Newton
East I(ingston....
Exeter ...»
South Newmarket.
tNewmarket
Durham
6D0VER
fSomersworth
Salmon Falls
S. Berwick Jcnc
Portland, Saeo, and
Portsmouth R. R.
North Berwick....
Weils
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Scarboroueh to....
PORTLAND
PORTLAND TO BOS-
TON. {Read up.)
Place
to
Plaea,
5
5
6
7
2
7
6
Place
to
Place
From
Boo-
tOB.
2
2
3
5
2
7
1
8
1
1
10
2
12
3
15
6
21
2
23
3
36
2
28
4
32
1
33
5
38
3
41
4
45
5
50
4
54
3
57
5
62
6
68
3
71
1
72
1
73
78
83
89
96
98
105
111
From
BOB-
ton.
Through fare $2.55 Time 5 hours.
* Medford Branch Railroad ex-
tends to the centre of the town of
Medford, distance 5^ milea flrom
Boston. Fare 15 cents.
t Intersects here with the Loweh
and Lawrence Railroad, and Man-
chester and Lawrence Railroad.^
Persons going to central N. Hamp*
shire and Vermont, or the north
ern part of Massachusetts, may
do so by taking the above routes
See Index for these roads respec-
tively.
X TTie Portsmouth and Concord
Railroad intersects here.
^ The Cocheco Railroad connects
with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road at this place.
KThe Great Falls Branch Rail-
road unites here with the Boston
and Maine Railroad.
From
Farm
iiig-
ton.
18
10
8
4
From
Farm
liig-
lon.
DOVER TO FARM
INGTON.
Cocheco Railroad.*
rDOVBR to
Gonic
Rochester
Walker's to
FARMINaXON
FARMINGTON TO
DOVER. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
8
2
4
4
Place
to
Place.
Fri:«
Do-
ver.'
8
10
14
18
From
Do-
ver.
*This road is being constructed
via Alton, to connect with the Bos-
ton, Concord and Montreal Railroad,
at Meredith.
Stages leave Farmington for
Mtddlcton, Wolfboro\ T^ftonboro\
Moultonboro\ Sandwich, Oilmanton
Iron Works, Oilmanton Corner, Oil-
ford, and Meredith, every other day
from Tuesday ; for Mton Bay, Oil-
ford, and Meredith, every other day
from Monday. Also, from Roches-
ter, for Milton, Wakefield, Ossipet,
and Conway daily.
t At Dover this road connects
with the Boston and Maine Rail*
road.
10
GREAT FAILS TO CONWAY, N. H.
From
Con-
way.
65
59
51
49
42
37
87
22
16
7
GREAT FALLS TO
CONWAY. N.H.
Ot. Falls 4* Conway
Railroad.
GREAT FALLS to
Rochester
By stage to
Chesnut Hill ....
Milton
Union
Wakefield
Place
to
Place.
From
Oreat
FalU.
Centre Osslpee
West Ossipee. .
Eaton to
OONWAY
Froo. CONWAY TO GREAT
: [FALLS. {Read up.)
way
6
8
2
7
5
10
5
6
9
7
Place
to
Place.
6
14
16
23
28
38
43
49
58
65
From
Great
FaUi.
This road is a continuation of
the Great Falls Branch Railroad,
uniting with the Boston.and Maine
Railroad at Soniersworth. It is
open to Rochester, 6 miles from
Great Falls and 9 miles from So-
niersworth. It is designed to con-
tinue this road throiinh Milton,
Wakefield, Effingham, and Eaton, to
Conway, Jf. H.
From
Con-
cord.
47
43
39
37
30
24
18
13
7
From
CoD'
PORTSMOUTH TO
CONCORD.
Portsmouth and Con
cord Railroad.
PORTSMOUTH to
Greenland
Stratham
Newmarket
Epping
Raymond
Caiidia
Rowe's Corner....
Suncook to
CONCORD
CONCORD TO.
PORTSMOUTH.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
4
4
3
7
6
6
5
6
7
Place
to
From
Porte-
m'tb.
4
8
10
17
23
29
34
40
47
From
F.'ortf-
m'lh.
At Concord this route connects
Xt'ith the Northern and the Vermont
Central Railroad, forming a conti.
nuous line to Montreal. At Con.
cord, also, it connects with the
Boston, Concord, and Montreal, and
the J^ashua and Concord Bfail.
roads.
At Portsmouth it connects with
the Eastern Railroad; and, also,
the Portsmouth, Saco, and Portland
Railroads.
At Newmarket it intersects tho
Boston and Maine Railroad, over
which passengers may go to Exeter,
East Kingston, Plaistow, Haverhill,
Mass., Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, &,c.
and to places north and east of
Newmarket.
From
Mon-
treal.
296
291
287
285
284
281
277
274
272
269
264
260
256
251
249
241
234
228
221
219
216
«?I0
206
201
195
J 88
182
170
165
158
PORTLAND TO
MONTREAL.
Atlantic and St.
Lawrence R. R.
PORTLAND to
Falmouth
Cumberland .....
Yarmouth
♦Yarmouth June
N. Yarmouth. ...
Webher's ...'....,
New Gloucester .
Cobb'» Bridge....
i Danville June. ..
Empire Road ....
^Mechanics Falls
Oxford
North Oxford...
South Paris...
North Paris....
Bryant's Pond..
Lock's Mills....
Bethel
West Bethel....
Gilead
Shelburne, N. H,
West Shelhurne
aORHAM
Berlin Falls
Milan
West Milan ....
Northumberland
Stratford
N. Stratford....
Place
to
Place.
......
5
4
2
1
3
4
3
2
3
5
4
4
5
2
8
7
6
7
2
3
6
4
5
6
7
6
12
5
7
From
Port-
laud.
5
9
n
li
15
19
22
24
27
32
3e
40
45
47
55
62
68
75
77
80
66
{)0
95
101
103
114
12t)
i:u
138
PORTLAND TO MONTREAL
11
connects with
ad: and, aJso,
9, and Portland
intersects tho
Railroad, over
ly go to Exeter,
itov), Haverhill,
^ell, Boston, &.C.
1 and east of
u.
2.
0. .
• • •
. 5
5
• • •
4
a
• • • •
2
11
c...
1
li
1 • • •
3
15
• • • •
4
19
• • •
3
22
• • •
2
24
* • •
3
27
• • •
5
32
LLS
4
36
• • •
4
40
• • •
5
45
• • •
o
47
• • •
8
55
• • •
7
62
• « ■
6
C8
• • •
7
75
• • •
2
77
• • •
3
80
• • t
6
86
t • •
4
flO
» ■ •
5
95
• •
101
t •
7
108
• •
6
114
• •
13
12ti
• I
5
i:ii
••
7|
V4^
153
143
127
118
HI
107
101
98
84
74
59
51
45
32
25
19
12
2
From
Mon-
treal.
Wenlock, Vt
Island Pond
Canada Line
iSt. Latorenee and
Atlantic R. R.
Coaticoak, Can....
Compton Centft) . .
Waterville
Lennoxville
Sherbrooke .......
Windsor
Richmond '.
Durliam
Acton
Upton
St. Hyacinthe ....
L. Soixante
St. Hillaire
Boucherville
Longueil
By Steamboat to
MONTREAL....
MONTREAL, CAN.,
TO PORTLAND. ME.
{Read up.)
6
9
16
144
30
153
8
169
9
178
7
185
4
189
6
195
3
198
14
212
10
222
15
237
8
245
6
251
13
264
7
371
6
277
7
284
10
294
2
296
Flare
From
to
Port-
PJaoe.
land.
* The Kennebec and Portland
Railroad diverges here.
t The Androscoggin and Kenne-
bec Railroad diverges here, and runs
to Waterville.
X The BocKFiELD Branch Rail-
road diverges here. Route — to
West Minoty 4 miles ; South Hebron,
7 ; East Hebron, 9 ; Buckhbld, 13.
Fare, 40 cents.
Stages run A'om Buckfield to
7lHrR«r'«, Dixfield, Livermore, East
JAvemutre, Jay, and also to other
places in the vicinity.
From
Qna-
beo.
319
97
85
67
54
48
36
38
PORTLAND, ME., TO ^'J^*
Plaoc.
QUEBEC, CAN.
PORTLAND to....
I Richmond (see
I previous route..
Quebec and Riehr-
mond R. R.
Danville, Can
Nicolet
Stanfield
Somerset
Bocftncour Bridge..
St.Flavien
322
12
18
13
6
13
8
Fkom
F«rt-
land.
322
234
252
265
271
283
291
From
Que-
bec-
Black Riv. SettlemH
Chaiidiere Bridge...
QUEBEC
QUEBEC TO PORT-
LAND, ME.
(Read up.)
8
12
8
Place
to
Place.
From
Do-
ver.
From
De-
ter.
PORTLAND, ME., TO
♦DOVER, N. H.
York and Cumber-
land R. R.
PORTLAND to...
Morriirs
Gorham.. .........
Buxton
Hollis
Waterborough
Layman
Alfred
Sanford
N. Berwick
Berwick
Salmon Falls to...
Boston and Maine
Railroad.
DOVER
DOVER TO PORT-
LAND. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
3
7
5
Place
to
Place.
209
311
319
From
Port-
land.
Fron
Port-
land.
3
10
15
From
Port-
laud.
*The York and Cumberland R.a.
is now in progress of construction.
From
Con-
way,
56
50
46
43
39
31
25
22
16
8
4
From
Con-
way.
PORTLAND TO CON-
WAY, N. H.
Stage.
PORTLAND to...
Sacarappa
Gorham
West Gorham
Standish
East Baldwin
West Baldwin
Hiram
Brownfield
Fryebiirgh
Centre Conway to.
♦OONWAY
CONWAY TO PORT-
LAND. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
6
4
3
4
8
6
3
6
8
4
4
Place
to
Place.
Fro*
Port
land.
6
10
13
17
25
31
34
40
48
53
50
From
Port-
Il
19
CONWAY TO LITTLETON, N. H.
* For routes to the White Moun>
tains, see Index.
18
10
7
1
Naples
Bridgeton...
North Bridgeton...
South Waterford . -
WATERFORD-.
8
8
3
6
1
Place
to
Place.
30
38
41
Prom
Little-
CONWAY TO LIT-
TLETON, N. H.
Place
to
Place.
3
3
12
2
4
13
5
From
Con-
way.
3
12
24
30
32
36
49
54
47
48
From
Wa-
ter-
fotd.
WATERFORD TO
PORTLAND.
{Read up.)
54
51
48
OONWAYto
North Conway ....
Lower Bartlett... .
Bartlett.. •.•...«.«.
Mt.Crawford House
Willey House
Notch House
c Fabyan's Mount )
I Washington Ho. )
Bethlehem to
LIITLETON ....
From
Port-
land.
42
30
24
22
From
Wa-
ter*
TiUe.
PORTLAND, ME., TO
WATERVILLE AND
BANGOR.
Plwse
to
Plaoe.
5
4
2
1
3
4
3
2
3
5
1
8
3
3
6
6
8
8
7
From
Port-
land.
18
5
82
77
73
71
70
67
63
60
58
55
50
49
41
38
35
29
23
15
7
From
w*.
t«r-
TiUe.
Androscoggin and
Kennebec Railroad '
and stage,
PORTLAND to. . .
Falmouth
5
From
LITTLETON TO CON-
WAY. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Con-
way.
Little-
ton.
Cumberland
9
11
12
15
From
Mere-
dith
Vill.
CONWAY TO MERE-
DITH VILLAGE, N.H.
Place
to
PUce.
7
6
3
7
2
5
4
From
Con-
way.
7
13
16
23
25
30
34
Yarmouth June. ..
Atlantic and St. Law-
rence Railroad.
N. Yarmouth
Webber's
34
27
21
18
11
9
4
OONWAYto
19
New Gloucester . . .
Cobb's Bridge
Danville Junction.
Androscoggin and
Kennebec R. R.
Auburn ...•...•••.
22
Tamworth
3. Tamworth
Sanilivich .........
24
27
Moultonboro*
Centre Harbor ....
MEREDITH VIL
32
Lrwistom ...*•....
33
IvrpAnp
41
44
Prom MPRPniTUI/lll&GCl
Place
to
Place.
From
Con-
way.
Leeds
Mere-
dith
vm.
TO CONWAY.
{Read up.)
Monmouth
WiNTHROP
Readfleld
47
53
59
From Meredith Village, persons
may go to Concord, by the Boston,
Concord, and Montreal Railroad,
and ft-om thence to Lowell, Boston,
and other places.
Belgrade
67
West Waterville to
♦WATERVILLE .
75
82
WATERVILLE TO
PORTLAND.
{Read up.)
Place
to .
PUce.
From
Port-
land.
From
PORTLAND TO WA-
TERFORD, OXFORD
COUNTY, ME.
Place
to
Place.
4
4
3
5
From
Port-
land.
6
10
14
17
22
Wa-
tei*
ford.
Fare from Portland, %& 25. Time,
4i hours.
48
49!
PORTLAND to...
Sacaraona
* Stages leave Waterville for Ban'
gor. on the arrival of each train;
passengfirs having through tickets
from either Boston or Lawrence,
have a check given them in the
cars, which on the payment of
38
34
South Windham...
Windham
31
SO
North Windham...
Raymond
PORTLAND TO AUGUSTA, ME.
W\rtr\/WN/WW>^
8
30
8
38
!ton...
3
41
ford ..
6
47
RD-.
1
48
D TO
Place
From
ID.
to
Porl-
'-)
Place.
land.
^E.,TO
Place
From
E AND
R.
to
Plaoe.
Port-
land.
n and
lilroad
re.
} to...
5
5
4
9
3
11
(inc.. ..
1
12
St. Law-
road.
h
3
15
4
19
Bter . . .
3
22
'fi
2
24
iiction .
3
27
tn and
R. R.
5
32
1
33
8
41
3
44
3
47
6
53
»•••••••
6
59
8
67
rville to
8
75
^LLB .
7
82
LE TO
ND.
Place
From
to .
Port-
iji.)
PUce.
land.
land, $2 25. Time,
JTaterville for Ban-
ral of each train;
ig through tickets
ton or Lawrence,
van them in the
the payment of
fl 50 extra, entitles them to a pas-
sage to Bangor in the first convey-
ance from Watervi lie, thus making
the through fare from Boston to
Bangor $4 50.
Through tickets are sold in Bos-
ton at the Depots of the Eastern
R. R., and the Boston and Maine ;
and, also, at Lawrence, to the fol-
lowing stations on the road, viz. to
Monmouth, Winthrap, and Readfield,
at $2 50 ; to Belgrade, at $2 75 pto
Waterville, at $3 00. Passengers
going to Hallowell and .Augusta,
can purchase a through ticket to
Winthroit (10 miles) for $2 50, and
in the cars before arriving at Win-
thrap, a check will be given them
to carry them by stage to those
towns without additional charge.
At Winthrop stages lieave for
JHxfield, and other planes in this
vicinity, connecting with the morn-
ing train.
Stages leave Lewiston, for 7\tm-
er's, J^orth Livermore, Peru, and
DirfieUl.
Leave Readfield, for M. Vernon,
Vienna, Farmington, Phillips, and
JVcto Portland; for the above places,
stages connect with each train.—
On every other day from Tuesday,
stages connect at Readfield with
morning train only, for Kent's Hill,
Fayette, Livermore Falls, Jay, Ches-
terville. East Wilton, and Wilton.
Stages leave Belgrade, for Chan-
dler's Mills, Rome, Jfew Sharon,
Mercer, Stark, Industry, JV*«io VinO'
yard, and Jfew Portland.
SXagh leave Waterville, for Solon
.Anson, Mtrridgewoek, and Skow-
hegan.
Stages run in connection with
the cars from Waterville to Belfast,
via Vtas<Uihoro\ and China.
From
An-
gofta.
56
51
47
PORTLAND TO AU-
GUSTA, ME.
Atlantic and St.Laio-
renee Railroad,
PORTLAND to...
Falmouth
Cumberland
8
Place
to
Place.
5
4
Frnin
Port-
land.
5
9
45
44
39
34
30
21
6
2
From
A.U-
goata.
Yarmouth
Yarmouth June...
Kennebec and Port-
land Railroad.
Preeport
Merri man's Road. .
^Brunswick
Topham ....,
Bowdoinham
Gardiner
Hallowell to
AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA TO PORT-
LAND. {Read up.)
2
1
5
5
4
1
8
15
4
2
Place
to
Place.
43
11
12
17
22
26
27
35
50
54
56
From
Port-
land.
* Branch Railroad to Bath di>
verges here 9 miles.
Passengers for Wirithrop will put'
chase a through ticket to Augusta,
and can then obtain a check in the
cars to convey them to Winthrop
for the same as to Augusta. Fare
to and flrom Boston or Lawrence
to Oardiner, Hallowell, or Augusta,
82 50.
From
aue-
be«.
2,35
226
217
213
203
201
196
188
184
179
176
171
159
153
144
125
115
95
69
61
45
33
From
Que-
AUGUSTA AND WA
TERVILLE, ME., TO
QUEBEC, CAN.
AUGUSTA to..,
Sidney
Waterville
FairP Id
Bloonifield
dkowhegan
NORRIOGEWOCK .
Madison •
Anson <
Bmbden
Solon
Bingham <
Moscow .(
Carritunk
The Forks
Jackman's
Moose River ....
State Line
St.Charles.CCan.E.)
St. Francis .......
St. Joseph
St. Mary to
QUEBEO
Place
to
Place.
9
9
4
10
2
5
8
4
5
3
5
12
6
9
19
10
20
26
8
16
12
33
QUEBEC TO AUGUS-
TA, ME. {Bsadup.)
Place
to
From
An-
Baa»«.
9
18
22
32
34
39
47
51
56
59
64
76
82
91
110
120
140
166
174
19t)
203
235
From
Aa-
PlM«.lglMU.
14
AUGUSTA TO BANGOR.
JVom Augusta to Portland^ see
page 13.
From
Baa-
tot.
68
57
53
47
42
34
S9
25
17
6
Fr»m
Bao-
gor.
From
B«a
gor
144
139
135
133
132
127
122
118
114
109
106
98
93
88
86
78
71
65
61
59
62
AUGUSTA TO BAN
GOR.
Place
to
Place.
By Stage.
AUGUSTA to
Vassalboro'
East Vassalboro* . •
China
Albion
Unity
Troy .^.....
Dixmont
Newbiirg
Hampden to
BANGOR
BANGOR TO AUGUS-
TA. {Read up.)
PORTLAND TO BEL-
FAST AND BANGOR
VIA BATH.
11
4
6
5
8
5
4
8
11
6
Place
to
Place.
Atlantic and St.Law
renee Railroad.
PORTLAND to...
Falmouth
Cumberland ......
Yarmouth
Yarmouth June.-..
Kennebec and Port
land Railroad.
Freeport •
Merriman*s Road..
Brunswick. .......
Harding's
Uath
By Stage.
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Sheepscot Branch. .
Newcastle
Nobleboro*
Waldoboro' .......
Warreu
Thom\ston
East Thomaston. . .
West Camden...
Camden ....r. ..
Lincolnvilte
Place
to
Place.
5
4
2
1
5
5
4
4
5
3
8
5
5
2
8
7
6
4
2
7
7
From
Au-
guita.
11
15
21
26
34
39
43
51
62
68
From
Ad-
gusta.
From
Fort-
laniL
5
9
11
12
17
22
26
30
35
38
46
51
56
58
66
73
79
83
85
92
09
40
33
2d
23
14
12
9
6
From
Bel-
fast
aiiU
Ban-
gor.
Northport
llEIiFAST
Swunville
IVorih Searsport...
Frankfort Mills ...
Frankfort
JVorih Frankfort...
Hampden to
BANGOR
BANGOR AND BEL
FAST to PORTLAND.
{Read up.)
From
Wil-
liaiiM'
burg.
48
39
36
28
22
14
7
5
2
45
36
29
19
12
6
2
From
Wil.
liame-
burg.
From
Green-
Tille.
76
68
65
59
51
BANGOR TO WIL
UAMSBURG AND
BROWNSVILLE, PIS-
CATAQUIS CO., ME.
BANGOR to
South Dutton
Levant
East Corinth ......
Charleston
Atkinson
Sebee
Barnard
WlIiLIAMSBURa ....
Brownsville
Or from
Bangor to
Dutton
Kirkland
Bradford
Bnydstown
Milo
Brownsville to...
WILUAMSB'RG
WILLIAMSBURG TO
BANGOR.
{Read up.)
BANGOR TO GREEN
VILLE AND MOOSE
HEAD LAKE.
By Stage.
BANGOR
South Dutton
Levant
East Corinth
West Charleston. . .
5
7
7
3
9
2
3
3
6
Place
to
Place.
Plaee
to
Plaee.
9
3
8
6
8
7
2
9
2
9
7
10
7
6
4
2
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
8
3
6
8
104
111
1J8
121
130
132
135
138
144
Frosi
Port-
land.
From
Ban-
gor.
9
12
20
26
34
41
43
46
48
9
16
26
33
39
43
45
From
Bun-
gor.
From
Bau-
gor.
8
11
17
as
BANGOR TO GASTINE.
15
• • • •
• • • •
• • • •
•t...
3 « • •
• • • •
rt...
5
7
7
3
9
3
3
3
6
104
111
118
121
130
132
135
138
144
BEL-
\ND.
Fltee
to
FroKi
Fort.
pure.
land.
WIL-
ANO
Flaea
From
PIS-
to
Place.
Ban-
gor.
Mb.
9
9
3
12
8
20
6
26
8
34
7
41
2
43
\ • • • •
3"
46
2
48
•
9
9
7
16
10
26
7
33
B • • • •
6
39
:o...
4
43
'RG
2
45
5 TO
Place
From
to
Bua-
Plaoe.
gor.
EEN-
Place
Prom
pSE-
to
Place.
Uau-
gof.
.1
» • • • •
8
8
> • • • •
3
11
6
17
n...
8
95
45
40
35
27
25
21
14
7
From
Orven
Tille.
South Dover
Dover
East Sangerville .
Sangerville
Guilford
Abbot
M onaon
Shirlevto
( GREENVILLE )
J AND >
CMoosehead Lake )
From
Caa-
tine.
36
35
33
29
26
21
17
14
3
From
Can-
tine.
From
Houl-
ton.
117
113
111
108
105
103
100
94
87
85
74
68
60
63
GREENVILLE TO
BANGOR.
(Read up.)
BANGOR TO GAS-
TINE.
.By Stage.
BSNQrOR to....
Brewer
Brewer Village • . .
Orrington
South Orrington..
North Bucksport.
Bucksport
Orland
North Castine...
OASTINB
CASTINE TO BAN
GOR. {Read up.)
6
5
5
8
2
4
7
7
Place
to
Place
Place
to
Place.
1
2
4
3
5
4
3
11
3
Place
to
Place.
31
36
41
49
51
55
62
69
76
From
Ban-
gor.
BANGOR TO HOUL-
TON, ME.
Bangor and Piscata-
quis Railroad.
BANGOR to
St'm-Mill Turnout.
Half- Way Station .
Upper Stillwater . .
Old Town
By Stage.
Milford
Sunkhaze .........
Greenbush
Olamon
Passadumkeag
South Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln Centre- . .
North Lincoln... .
Place
to
Place.
4
2
3
3
2
3
6
7
2
11
6
2
3
From
Ban-
gor.
1
3
7
10
15
19
22
33
36
From
Ban-
gor.
From
Ban-
gor.
4
6
9
12
14
17
23
30
32
43
49
51
54
55
45
26
6
From
Houl-
ton.
From
li^ast-
port.
138
132
126
121
118
104
98
91
85
76
68
65
61
56
49
41
35
26
18
12
Mattawamkeag ...
South Moluucas. . .
Haynesville
Linnsus to
HOULTON
HOULTON TO BAN
GOR. (Read up.)
8
10
19
20
6
Place
to
Place.
BELFAST AND BAN-
GOR TO EASTPORT,
ME.
By Stage,'
♦BELFAST to . .
South Prospect . .
Prospect
Bucksport
Orland...
Ellsworth
Hancock
Sullivan
Goldsboro'
Steuben
Narraguagus . . . .
Harrington
East Harrington.
Columbia
Jonesltoro'
M ACHIAB
East Machias....
Marion
Dennysville ....
Pembroke to
EASTPORT....
Place
to
Plaoe.
6
6
5
3
14
6
7
6
9
8
3
4
5
7
8
6
9
8
6
12
62
72
91
111
117
Fron
Ban-
gor.
From EASTPORT TO BEL- p{;«
port! I FAST, ME. Ipiace.
I (Read up.) \
From
Bel-
faat.
6
12
17
20
34
40
47
53
62
70
73
77
83
89
97
103
113
120
126
138
From
Bel.
fiat.
*From Portland to Belfast, see
page 14.
Stages leave Bangor, daily, for
Machias and Eastport, connecting
with the foregoing route at Ells-
worth, 27 miles distant from Ban>
gor. From Bangor to Machias, 90
miles; and from Bangor to East,
port, 131 miles. From Machias
through East Machias and Lubu to
Eastport, 34 miles.
Stean\boats run between East*
port and Boston via Portland, and,
also, St. John, N. B. Fare from
Eastport to Boston, 95 00. * Frcua
16
NEW BRUNSWICK AND NOVA SCOTIA.
Eastport to St. John, $3 50. Pas-
sengers for Calais, on arrival of the
boat, take the steamer plying be-
tween Eastport and Calais.
Ferry-boats ply between Eastport
and Pembroke, and Lubec, and the
islands of Campo Bello, Deer, Slc.
From Eastport to Calais.— To
Perry, 8 ; Robbinaton, 9 ; Calais, 12 ;
total, 29 miles. From Calais to
Baring, 5 miles.
ROUTES IN NEW BRUNSWICK AND
;«3VA SCOTIA.
From St. John, A*. B., there is a
regular line (by steamboat) to EUut-
port. Me., 60 miles, and from thence
to Portland and Boston. Fare from
St. John to Eastport, 92 50. Fare
(torn Eastport to Portland, $4 50,
and Boston, $5 00. Through fare
from St. John to Portland, $Q 00,
and from St. John to Boston, f7 00.
(Cabin.)
Steamers ply regularly on the St.
John River, between the city of St.
John and Frederiekton, the capital of
the province, 90 miles, making the
Intermediate landings. Steamers
of a less draught run from Frede-
riekton, up the river to Woodstock,
60 miles, and occasionally as far up
as Tobique and Orand Falls, the
first 95, and the latter 125 miles,
above Frederiekton. When the
depth of water permits it, a steamer
runs from above the Grand Falls,
to the Madaieaska Settlement, about
40 miles distant.
Stages leave Frederiekton for
Magervillo, Oafretoien,Jemsing,Scc
Also, for Woodstock, and Houlton,
and from thence to Bangor, and
other places in the State of Maine.
A daily line leaves for Canada,
carrying the mails, passing the Ma-
daieaska Settlements. Stage lanes
leave Frederiekton for Liverpool,
JV*. B., and also for Miramichi, Chat-
ham, Newcastle, and other places on
the Miramichi River And Bay.—
From these, communication is ob-
tained with Prince EdwartPs Island.
Stages run from Frederiekton to St.
Jiudriiu, St, St^hcm$i Calais, and
Eastport, Me., and also to St. John,
the principal port of the province.
Stages run between St. John and
Halifax, JV. S., carrying the mails,
round the Bend of Pettecodiac,
through Dorchester, Westmoreland,
and Truro. Also, from St. Jdhn to
St. Andrews, St. Stephens, and Ca^
laia. Me, A steamer leaves St. John
for the principal places in the Bay
of Fundy, and Windsor, N. S.
Steamers, also, run from St. John
to Digby and Annapolis, JV. &— .
Stages connect with the steamers
for Windsor, and from thence to
Halifax, and from the latter place
to all parts of Nova Scotia.
BOSTON TO MONTREAL,
VIA FITCHBURQ AND THE
RUTLAND RAILR6FAD.
From
Fitch'
burg.
50
47
44
40
38
37
33
30
25
23
19
15
10
8
4
BOSTON TO FITCH
BURG.
> • • • c • I
Fitchburg R. R.
BOSTON to
♦Somerville
tWest Cambridge.
Waltham
Stony Brook...
Weston
Lincoln
Concord
t South Acton. .
West Acton...
Littleton
§6roton ......
Shirley
Lunenburg ....
Leominster to.
FITOHBURG
From
Fitch-
burg.
FITCHBURG TO
BOSTON.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Plar«,
3
3
4
3
1
4
3
5
2
4
4
5
2
4
4
Place
to
Place
Fran
Bos-
ton.
3
6
10
12
13
17
20
25
27
31
35
40
43
46
50
From
Bob-
ton.
Fare, $1 65. T\me, about 2 hours.
* Harvard Branch R. R. diverges
here. From Boston to Cambridge,
3 miles. Fare, 15 cents.
t The Watertoton Branch R.R. and
the Lexington and Wut Cambridge
R. R. diverge firom West Gam*
FITCHBURQ TO BELLOWS FALLS.
17
l80 to St. John,
f the province.
:n St. John and
^ing the mails,
>f Pettecodiac,
Westmoreland,
'om St. J<Jhn to
phens, and Ca-
leaves St. John
ices in the Bay
iBor, N. 8.
1 from St. John
tpoliSt JV. S.—
I the steamers
'rom thence to
he latter place
Scotia.
WIONTREAL,
S AND THE
ULRtfAD.
TCH-
R.
Ige..
1 • c • •
• • • •
TO
Place
to
Place.
3
3
4
3
1
4
3
5
2
\
5
2
4
4
Place
to
Place
From
Bos-
ton.
3
6
10
13
13
17
20
25
27
31
35
40
42
46
50
From
Bos-
ton.
about 2 hours.
R. R. diverges
to Cambridge,
snts.
branch R.R. and
Vtat Cambridge
u West Cam*
bridge. From Boston to Watertoten,
8 miles. Fare, 25 cents. From Bos-
ton to Lexington, 11 miles. Fare,
SUcentfi.
I The Lancaster and Sterling
Branch Railroad diverges (torn the
Fitchburg Railroad, at South Ac-
ton' it willconnect with the Worce-
ster and Nashua Railroad at Lan-
caster. Cars are now running to
Feltonville, 9 miles, or 34 miles
from Boston. Fare, 95 cents.
§ From Oroton Junction, passen-
gers may proceed to JVas/tua, Man-
ehestor, and Concord, JV*. H. Also,
to Lowell, Lawrence, the eastern
part of New Hampshire, and the
State of Maine. They may, like-
wise, proceed to Worcester and
Springfield, Mass ; to all parts of
Connecticut and Rhode Island, and
also to fliie city of New York.
From
B«l-
low*
rau«
65
63
60
54
50
46
43
37
32
38
32
14
10
4
FITCHBURG TO BEL
LOWS FALLS.
fermont and Massa
ekusetts Railroad.
FITOHBURO to. .
West Fitchburg....
Westminster
*S. Ashburnham...
Cheshire Railroad.
N. Ashburnham . . .
Winchendon
State Line
Fitzwilliam, N. H..
Troy
Marlboro*
Keenb
B. Westmoreland..
Westmoreland. • . • .
Walpole to
fBBLLOWS P'LS
/romBELLOWS FALLS TO
Plaee
to
Place.
3
3
6
4
4
3
6
5
4
6
8
4
6
4
Bel'
Iowa
Fall*.
FITCHBURG.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Fitch-
burg.
3
5
11
15
19
22
28
33
37
43
51
55
61
65
From
Fltoh-
barg.
Fare, $2.00.
minutes.
Tme, 3 hours 45
* The Vermont and Massachusetts
Umlroad leads to Greenfield, Mass.,
Mti to Brattleboro\ Vt., by another
2*
road, the route is continued, a^ong
the west bank of the Connecticut,
to Bellows Falls, uniting there with
the Sullivan and the Rutland Rail*
roads.
fAt Bellows Falls the Sullivan
Railroad unites with the Cheshire
and Rutland roads, forming a con*
nection with the Passumpsic, the
Vermont Central, and JV*. if. Jforih-
em Railroads.
Stages leave Winchendon, for
Rindge and Jaffrcy ; Fitzwilliam
fur Richmond, Winchester, Hinsdale,
and Brattleboro'; from Keene for
Chester and Brattleboro'.
From
Bur-
ling-
ton.
139
114
110
103
102
97
95
92
85
77
70
67
58
50
44
39
33
26
21
15
11
6
From
Bnr-
ling-
ton.
BELLOWS FALLS TO
BURLINGTON, VT.
Rutland Railroad.
BELLOWS F'S to
Rockingham
Barton ville
(./iicscGr** •••■••••••
Gassett's
Duttonsville
Proctorsvilie
Ludlow
Mount Holly
Cuttingsville
Clarendon
^Rutland
Pittsford
Brandon
Whiting
Salisbury
MlDDLEBlTRT
New Haven
Vergennes
Ferrisburg
Charlotte...
Shelburne to
tBURHNGTON. .
BURLINGTON TO
BELLOWS FALLS.
-miRnad up.)
Plae«
to
Place.
4
4
4
5
3
3
7
8
7
3
9
8
6
5
6
7
5
6
4
5
6
Place
to
Place
From
Bel—
lowe
FiUla.
6
10
14
18
33
35
38
35
43r
50
53
63
70
76
81
87
94
99
105
109
114
130
From
Bel-
low*
Fall*
Fare, $3* 60. Time, about 6 hours.
Through fare, from Boston to
Burlinffton,335miles,$6 00. Time,
about 10 hours.
<^The Whitehall and Butlaod
mmmlm
18
BOSTON TO MONTREAL, VIA CONCORD.
^/>/VS."VIN/\/V<
«.>/v>/v%>
;
R. R., 25 miles, unites here. By this
connection, passengers may reach
Buflklo, N. v., via Saratoga Springs
ami Schenectady, or New York city,
via Albany.
Passengers leaving Burlington
about 8 in the morning, reach JV*0t0
York, via Bellows Falls, Springfield,
New Haven, &c., in 30 hours; or
via Fitchburg, Worcester, and Nor-
wich, in about 25 hours.
A steamer leaves Versennes,
daily, for Weatport, JV. F. Passen-
gers for any of the towns on the
west side of Lake Champlain, can
take this conveyance.
\Prom Burlington to Mmtreal,
see gage 20.
BOSTON TO MONTREAL,
VIA CONCORD.
Fron
Con-
cord
■ltd
Low-
76
75
73
71
68
66
61
57
55
50
48
46
43
.39
35
34
528
25
21
17
U
BOSTON TO LOW-
ELL, NASHUA AND
CONCORD.
Boston and Lowell
Railroad.
BOSTON to
East Cambridge . . .
Somerville ........
Medford
South Woburn ....
Woburn....*
Wilmington
Billerica&Tewks'y
Billerica Mills...
** Lowell
Lowell and Muhua
Railroad.
Middlesex
Chelmsford
Tyngsboro'
Little's, N. H. ...
Nashville
tN-VSHtTA
Jfiashuaand Concord
Railroad.
Thornton's Perry. .
Reed's Ferry
GoflTs Falls
Manchester
Martiu'a Ferry ....
Plaee
to
Flaoo.
1
2
2
3
2
5
4
2
5
2
2
3
4
4
1
6
3
4
4
5
1
3
5
8
10
15
19
21
26
28
30
33
37
41
42
48
51
55
59
64
8
4
From
Cuii-
cord
•nd
T<ow
eU,fte.
Hookset
Robinson's Perry to
JOONOORD
CONCORD & LOW-
ELL TO BOSTON.
{Road up.)
4
4
4
Place
to
Place.
68
72
76
Front
Bo*,
toa.
*The Lowell and Lawrenck
R. R. intersects here. Route — From
Lowell to Tewksbury, 6 miles; to
Lawrence^ 13 miles. Fare, 35 cts.
From Lawrence, passengers may
go to Haverhill, Mass., or Boston
and other places on the Boston and
Maine R. R., and from thence to the
State of Maine. Also, by the Essex
R' R.- to Middleton, Danvers, Salem,
and from Salem to Marblehead,
Oloueester, Lynn, Boston, &c., and
by the Manchester and Lav/fence R.
R., to places in that vicinity.
Prom Lowell, passengers may
proceed, via the Stony Brook R. R.,
to the intersection of the Fitch-
burg R. R. at Qroton ; ft-om thence
to Fitchburg, and other places on
the line of that rooti, anH »:s con-
necting links. Als), to Worcester,
Jforwieh, and JVeto York,
t Here the JJ'a»haa and Worcester
R. R. intersects. Passengers may,
therefore, proceed from Nashua to
Worcester, MlarMch, and JV%a> York.
Also, to Proviience, and to Sprinff'
field, Hartford, JV!«o Haven, Oreen'
field, Mass. , Jilbany, &c. For the
route of thr, Worcester and Nashua
R. R., see page 46 & 47.
I For the routes Arom Concord,
see page 23.
From
Qro-
ton.
17
13
12
10
6
From
Gro-
LOWELL TO GRO-
TON.
Stony Brook R. R.
LOWELL to
Chelmsford
Factory Village....
Westford '. .
Forse Village to. . .
GROTON
GROTON TO LOW-
ELL. {Read up.)
Place
From
to
Low-
Plaoe.
ell.
4
4
1
5
2
7
4
11
6
17
Place
From
to
iMf
BOSTON TO CONCORD.
• M ^vnf ^ fwwyyv^
• ••
4
68
to
4
72
4
70
—
- — -
H-
Place
From
i
to
Do*.
Place.
ton.
LAWRENCg
louie — From
G miles; to
are, 35 cts.
9songerd may
or Boston
e Boston and
tlioiice to the
by the Essex
noers, Salem,
JUarbUhead,
ton, &c., and
Latefianee R.
cinity.
sengers may
Brook R. R.,
f the Fitch-
fl-om thence
ler places on
anfl 'td con-
to fVorcester,
rk.
md Worcester
senders may,
in Nashua to
nd Jfew York.
nd to Spring-
[aven, Oreen-
Sec. For the
r and Nashua
7.
om Concordt
D-
Place
From
to
Low
Plaoe.
en.
R.
• • •
• • •
4
4
• • «
1
5
• • •
2
7
• • •
4
11
• • •
6
17
.«_M»
Place
From
to
Levf
PlM«.
elk
Cin>
eon\.
69
67
64
62
61
60
59
57
54
48
46
43
41
36
31
28
23
17
12
8
4
Vrom
Coif
cotd.
BOSTON TO CON-
CORD, VIA Law-
rence AND MAN-
CHESTER.
Boston 4* Maine R.R
BOSTON to.
8omerville
Maiden
Melrose
Stoneham
Greenwood
South Reading
Reading
Wilmington
Ballardvale
Andover ,
Lawremcb
Manchester 4* Law-
rence R. R.
Methuen
Salem. N. H. . •
Windham
Derry
Londonderry . .
Manchester
Concord R. R.
Martin's Ferry ...
Hooksett
Robinson's Ferry .
♦OONOORD
••••«.
Plaoe
to
Place.
2
3
2
1
1
1
2
3
6
2
3
3
5
5
3
5
6
5
4
4
4
CONCORD TO BOS-
TON. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Boa'
toa.
2
5
7
8
9
10
12
15
21
23
26
28
33
38
41
46
52
57
61
65
69
From
Bos-
too.
Fare, 92 00. Time, 3 hours.
I* For routes from Concord, see
page 23;
69
66
62
59
55
50
44
39
CONCORD, N. H. TO
WEST LEBANON.
Northern R. R.
♦OONOORD to....
West Concord
Fisherville
Boscawen .........
North Buscawen...
tFranklin
East Andover ...
Potter Place
36
30
25
17
iO
6
4
From
West
Leba-
non.
West Andover....
Danbury
GraAon
Canaan
Enfleld
East Lebanon....
Lebanon
;W. LEBANON.
WEST LEBANON TO
CONCORD.
{Read up.)
3
6
5
8
7
2
4
4
Place
to
Place.
33
39
44
52
59
61
65
69
Ffoiii
Con*
cord.
Fare, 92 00. Time, 3 hours.
*At Concord this road unites
with the Concord and Montreal R.
R., the Concord and Claremont R.R.,
the Concord R. R., and tlie Concord
and Portsmouth R. R.
^Bristol Branch R. R. diverges
here.
t Connects here with the Ver*
mont Central R. R., and at White
River Junction on the west side of
the Connecticut River, with the
Passumpsic River R. R.
Stages leave Andover for JVeto
London, JV*. H., Wendall, Newport,'
&c. ; from Lebanon, for Merideut
Claremont, &,c.
From
Bur-
ling'
ton.
WEST LEBANON TO
MONTPELIER AND
BURLINGTON, VT.
Place
to
Place.
Vermont CenVl R. R.
W. LEBANON to.
* White Riv. June.
White Riv. Village
West Hartford...
Sharon
South Royaltpn..
lloyalton
Bethel
Randolph
Braintree
Roxbury
Northfield
MONTPELIER..;-
Middlesex
Waterbury
Bolton
JRichmond
1
2
5
6
4
3
5
7
2
12
7
10
6
5
6
7
From
Wcirt
Lebv
mn.
1
3
8
14
18
21
26
33
35
47
54
64
70
7r
81
86
BURLINGTON TO MONTREAL.
11
7
3
Vrom
Bur-
ling-
toik
WilliBton
f Bssex •• <
Winnoski to.
{BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON TO
W. LEBANON.
{Read up.)
5 I 93
4 97
4 101
3 104
Place
to
Plaee.
From
Wfd
Leba-
non.
Fare, $3 50. THme, 3} hour$.
Through (Hre, from Boston to
Burlington, 9i> 00. Distance, 249
miles* Time, about 10 lioura.
* The Connecticut and Passumpsie
Rivera R. R. diverges here. See
routes from White R. June, to
Derby line, page 22.
t From Essex depot diverges the
Vermont and Canada R. R., run-
ning to St. Albans and Rouse's Pt;
at the latter place connecting with
the Ogdensburg R. R.
t At Burlington, trains connect
daily, each way, with the steamers
running on Lake Champtain, to
and from St. Johns and Montreal,
in Canada, Whitehall, Saratoga
Springs, Albany, &c.
New York passengers, at Bur-
lington, can reach the former city,
either by the way of Whitehall
and Albany, or by taking either of
the great routes running through
Vermont to the Connecticut River,
thence through its valley to Bel-
lows Falls, Brattleboro', Greenfield,
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven,
and thence to New York.
Or, by continuing the routes in
Vermont and New Hampshire.- •
The northern one passes through
Concord, Nashua, Worcester, Nor-
wich, and thence to New York.
The southern route passes from
Bellows Falls through Keene. Fitch-
burg, Worcester, Norwich, and
thence to New York.
&airM run in connection with
he Vermont Central R. R. to all
parts of Central, Northern, and
Western Vermont, and, also, the
Cfeaadaa
From
Moil-
tri:al.
102
92
85
77
02
58
50
43
37
24
9
BURLINGTON TO
MONTREAL, VIA
LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
By Steamboat from
BUBLINGTON to
Port Kent
Port Jackson
Plattsburg
Isle La Mott
Chazy
Champlain
La Cole
Isle aux Noiz....
St. Johns
Champlain and St.
Lawrence R. R.
La Prairie
By Steamboat on the
St. Lawrence.
♦MONTREAL • .
From
Mon-
treal.
MONTREAL TO BUR-
LINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
10
7
8
15
4
8
7
6
13
15
Place
to
Place.
From
Bui.
ling-
toil.
10
1?
25
40
44
52
59
65
78
93
102
From
Bur-
ling-
ton.
♦ See routes from Montreal.
From
R'le'D
Point.
54
51
47
43
36
32
23
17
15
11
8
5
From
R'»e'«
Point.
BURLINGTON, VT.,
TO ROUSE'S POINT,
N. Y.
Ffrmont CenVl R. R.
*BURLINGT'N to
Winooski
Essex Depot ....
Vermont df* Canada
R. R.
Colchester
Milton Falls
Georgia
St. Albjins
Swanton
Highgate
LakeUham.(E. side)
Alburg
West Alburg to....
tROUSE'S POINT
Place
to
Place.
ROUSE'S POINT TO
BURLINGTON, VT.
{Read up.)
3
4
5
6
4
9
6
2
4
3
3
5
Place
to
From
Bur-
ling-
ton.
3
7
12
18
22
31
37
39
43
46
49
54
From
Buiw
Place.] lint-
ton.
F«r«, 91 50. Time, 2 hour§».
ROUSE'S POINT TO OGDENSBURG.
PlMt
to
Plaot.
15
102
ontreal.
T.,
PIae«
to
Flaee.
to
ida
le)
rTi
3
3
4
7
5
13
6
18
4
22
9
31
6
37
2
39
4
43
3
46
3
49
5
54
ro
Pliiee
From
to
Ruiw
Place.
line
ton.
*At Burlington, Vt., this route I
nnitcs with the Vermont Central,
and the Rutland Railroads, leading
to Boston.
t At Rouse's Point tjiis road Joins
the Offdenaburg or Northern Rail-
road, running to the St. Lawrence
River at Ogdensburg, and uniting
there with steauiboats running on
Lalce Ontario.
From
Og.
drill-
burg.
117
113
10-2
04
89
72
Gl
55
47
41
28
25
17
From 1
Rur- 1
Hug. 1
ton. ■
— 1
From
1
Og.
!! 1
dans-
burg.
ROUSE'S POINT TO
OGDENSBURG, N.Y.
Ogdcnsbnrg R. R
♦ROUSE'S POINT
Chaiuplain
Centreville
Chazy
Ellenberg
Chateaugay
Malome
Bangor '••...
Moira
Lawrence
Stockholm
Potsdam
Madrid
Lisbon to
tOQ-DENSBURG- .
OGDENSBURG TO
ROUSE'S POINT.
{Read up.)
Place
to
riuce.
4
11
8
5
17
11
6
8
6
13
3
8
8
9
Place
to
Place.
From
R'tt'a
Foiut.
4
15
23
28
45
56
62
70
76
89
92
100
108
117
From
K'H«'a
Point.
I 2haun^.
Fare, $3 00. T\me, about 5^ hours.
• From Rouse's Point, steamers
run in connection with this, road,
to Whitehall, and fVom thence by
railroad to Saratoga, Troy, Albany,
and New York city'. Also, to Bur-
lington, Vt., connecting there with
the railroad routes to Boston ; and
to St. Johns, Canada, uniting with
the route to Montreal. -
t Passengers intending to take
this route to the West, by leaving
either Montreal or Burlington, in
the morning, will reach O^<20nsfrMr^
in time for the steamers running to
Kingston, Sackett'a Harbor, Oswego,
Taronto, Rochester, Hamilton, LeaiS'
ton, and Buffalo, and thence to
other places in the West and North-
Western States. Passengers fVom
the West, leaving Ogdenaburg by
the early morning train, will arrive
at Rouse's Point in time for the
steamers plying on Like Cham-
plain, and may reach Montreal tho
same day, and Burlington, in time
for the evening train to Boston, and
will arrive at Whitehall in season
for the morning train to Saratoga
Springs, Troy, Albany, and the city
of JVcw York.
From
Derby
Line.
05
88
86
81
77
67
64
55
50
43
33
27
20
15
3
BURLINGTON TO
DERBY LINE, VT.
Vermont Cent" I R.R.
BURLINaTON to
Essex Depot
By Stage,
Essex
Jericho ,
Underbill
Cambridge
Jeffersonville • • • •
Johnston
Hvde Park
Wolcott..
Graflsburg
Albany
Irasbdrq
Coventry. ..v**>
Derby Centre to...
♦DERBY LINE...
From
Derby
Line.
DERBY LINE TO
BURLINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
7
2
5
4
10
3
5
7
10
6
7
5
12
3
Place
to
Place.
From
Bur-
ling*
ton.
7
9
14
18
28
31
40
45
52
62
68
75
80
92
95
From
Bur-
ling*
* Stages run ft-oni Derby Line to
Stanstead, Oeorgetoww, and Lakt
Memphramagog, Canada.
BURLINGTON TO
ST. iOHNSBURY,
VT., VIA MONTPE-
LIER.
Place
Place.
Vermont Cental R. R.
BURLINGTON to
Winooski | 3
Essex Depot.......! 7
WUliston I 4
From
Bar*
ling-
ton.
3
10
14
i
'■«-■
83
61
£4
48
4:1
37
31
as
22
17
7
From
at,
John*
bury.
WHITE RIVER lUNCTION TO DERBY LINE.
Richmond
Helton
Wntcrbury
MiddlosRX
MONTPELIER
By Stage.
East Moiitpelier. ..
IMainflehl
Marshfitild ••.
Oabot ••••••#••••••
Danville to
*ST. JOHNSB'RY
5
7
6
5
6
6
3
5
10
7
10
26
32
37
43
49
52
58
63
73
80
ST. JOHNSBURY TO
BURLINGTON.
{Head up.)
PUoe
to
PUm.
From
Bur-
liUI'
too.
♦ Persona can go between Bur-
lington and St. Johnsbury, the
whole distance by railroad, viz.:
over the Vermont Central to fV/iite
River Junction, thence by the Con-
necticut and Passumpsic Kivers
Railroad to St. Johnsbury.
From
D«irby
laue.
114
110
104
100
97
92
8i>
78
74
66
63
56
53
52
50
46
44
39
WHITE RIVER
JUNCTION TO DER-
BY LINE.
*Connectieut ^ Pas-
sutnpsic Rivers R.B,
W. RIV. JUNO, to
Norwich
Pompanoosuc
Thetford
North Thetford....
( F'airlee, Vt. and ;
JOrford,N.H.... i
( Bradford, Vt. &
) Piermont, N.H.
Newbury
Wells River
Mclndoe's Falls . . .
Stevensville
Passumpsic
ISt.Johnsb'ryPI. )
i Fairbanksville |
Paddock's Village..
St. Johnsb*t Cent.
Lyndon Corner....
Lyndon Centre...
Burke Hollow
Place
to
riacr.
From
White
Rlvor
June.
4
10
14
17
22
29
36
40
48
51
58
61
62
64
68
70
75
36
35
31
24
10
14
From
Vrtby
Uue.
Truirs Mills
Sutton Corner Sta.
Sununit
linrton Village
W, Charleston
Derby Centre to....
DERBY LINE....
3
1
4
7
15
5
4
DERBY LINE TO W.
RIVER JUNCTION.
{Read up.)
Fine*
to
Flac«.
78
79
83
no
105
no
114
From
White
River
Juno.
Open to St. Johnsbury.
Stages leave the various stations
on the road, for places in Vermont
and New Hampshire.
From
Bfl-
low,
FallH.
39
33
29
25
17
13
7
3
From
Bel-
lows
FalU.
WHITE RIVER
JUNCTION TO BEL-
LOWS FALLS.
Vermont CenV I R. R.
W. RIV. JUNO, to
N. Hartland
Hartland
Windsor
Sullivan Railroad.
Clarnniont.
N. Charlestown....
Charlestown
S. Charlestown... .
♦BELLOWS F'LS
BELLOWS FALLS TO
WHITE RIVER
JUNCTION.
{Read up.)
PInce
to
Place.
6
4
4
8
4
6
4
3
Flacc
to
Place.
From
WhlM
River
Juno.
6
10
14
22
26
32
36
39
From
White
River
Juno.
♦From Bellows Falls, passengers
may go to Keane, JV! H., Fitrhhurg^
and Boston. Also, to Burlington,
and Whitehall. JV. K., via Rutland.
Likewise to Brattleboro\ Spring,
field, Hartford, AVio Haven, and
JVew York,
ROUTES FROM CONCORD, N. H.
23
ta.
3
1
4
7
15
5
4
W,
)N.
PInra
to
Place.
78
70
83
fiO
i05
IJO
114
FrniB
Whit,
River
Juno.
ibury.
rlous«tatlon«
s in Veruioiit
EL-
R
. to
ad.
LS
Place
to
Place.
TO
u
4
4
8
4
6
4
3
From
IWhlM
Hirer
June.
6
10
14
22
26
32
36
39
, Fmm
Place Whttt
•o River
Place. June.
3, pasgengcra
r., Fitrhhurg^
Burlirtffton,
i^ia Hvtland.
^ro\ Spring.
Haven, and
ROUTES FROM CONCORD,
N. H.
From Concord to ^aihua, Lowtll,
and Boston, neo paije 18.
From Concord to Maneheater,
Lawrence, and Boston, see pasn 19.
From Concord to Portsmouth, soe
pnjre 10.
From Concord to TVest Lebanon,
and to plac-B on the Northern Rail-
road, lee pas[e 19.
From
Riter
m
91
88
8.1
80
75
71
67
62
60
56
52
4H
45
42
34
31
2«
22
14
From
WellK
River.
CONCORD TO PLY- L
MOUTH AND WELLS "^T
mVER, VT. rU
Boston, Concord, and
Monlre.nl R. R.
OONOORDto
Baft Concord »
iVorih Concord 3
Canterbury 5
iVorthfield 3
Sun born ton Bridge.. 5
(Jnion Bridge 4
Meredith Bridge.... 5
Lake Village 2
Weirs 4
iMfredith Village 4
Fogg's Road 4
Holderness ,. 4
Bridgewatcr 3
Plymocth 3
Rumney g
W.Rninney 3
Wentworth 5
Warren 4
E. Haverhill 8
Newbiirg 5
WELLS RIVER.. 9
WELLS RIVER TO
CONCORD, N, H.,
VIA PLYMOUTH.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Con-
cord,
2
5
10
13
18
23
27
29
33
37
41
45
48
51
59
63
67
71
79
84
93
From
Con-
cord.
Stages leave Plymouth for the
White Mountains. See White MoQn<
tains (Routes to).
On arrival of the early train fVom
Boston, stages leave the station at
Meredith Village, for Centre Bar-
bor, Mottltonborough.Sandwieh, 7\tm>
worth, Eaton, anu Conway. At the
latter place, other stage lines con-
nect, running to the North-Easterii
parts of New Hampshire, and the
State of Maine.
At Wells River Station the cars
connect with those on the Cunuec*
ticut and Pasaunipsic Rivers R. R.,
passing down the valley of the Con-
necticut,' intersecting other routes
in its way.
From
Biis>
tol.
33
29
25
23
13
From
Brie-
tol.
CONCORD
TO FRANKLIN AND
BRISTOL.
Place
te
Place.
3
4
3
13
Place
te
Place.
Frem
Con-
coitU
^Torthem R. R.
OONOORDto
West Concord
Fisherville
Boscawen
3
7
10
Franklin
19
Bristol Branch to
BRISTOL, N.H...
32
BRISTOL TO CON-
CORD, N. H.
{Read up.)
A Stage runs fVom Brieitol to Pljf'
mouth, 13 miles, there connecting
with the Boston, Concord, and Mon.
treal Railroad. Also, to JV^np Hamp'
ton, Jilexandria, &c.
From
Brad-
ford.
26
23
18
15
13
8
6
3
2
From
Brid-
ford.
CONCORD TO BRAD-
FORD, N.H.
Place
to
Place.
3
5
3
2
5
2
3
1
2
Place
to
Place.
From
Con-
cord«
Concord and Clare-
mont R. R.
OONOORDto
West Concord
Mast- Yard
*Contoocookville . .
Dimond*s Corner. ..
Warner
3
8
11
13
18
Waterloo . . .*
20
Roby's Corner
Melvin's Mills
BRADFORD
23
24
2«
BRADFORD TO CON-
CORD.
{Read up.)
From
Co»-
ooN*
24
CONCORD TO HILLSBOROUGH, N. H.
• The Contoocook Valley Rail-
road diverges here.
Stages leave Bradford for JVcw-
bury, Wendall, JCewporl, Claremont,
&c From Roby's Corner for JVest
J{ew London, East J^ewbury, Sutton
Centre, and South Village: and from
Contoocookville for Ilopkinton,
frnm
Kills-
boro'
Brl'trt
25
14
11
6
5
f>oin
HilU-
boro*
CONCORD TO HILLS-
BORO', N. H.
OONOORDto
C.ntoocookviHe ...
Contoocook Galley
Railroad.
W. Hopkinton
Honniker
West Hennikcr....
HILLSBORO' BR.
HILLSBOROUGH
CONCORD.
(Read up.)
TO
Place
From
to
Con-
Place.
cord.
11
11
3
14
5
19
1
20
5
25
Place
Ftmh
to
Con-
Place.
cord.
Stages connect at Ilillsboro'
Bridge with ISllsboro' Centre, fVash-
ington, Brad{ford SpringSt Clare-
mont, &c.
From
Bnia-
lord.
'M
33
29
23
25
24
21
IS
10
ftom
Brad*
CMd.
MANCHESTER TO
BRADFORD, N. H.
MANOHESTER
Bedford
Goffstown Centre
Goffstown
Parker's. V
Oil Mills
South Ware
Ware ,
Flenniker to
BRADFORD...
BRADFORD TO
MANCHESTER.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
1
4
3
1
1
3
3
8
10
Place
to
Place.
From
Mail-
chea-
ter.
1
5
8
o
10
13
16
24
34
From
Man-
ches-
ter.
FromiBOSTON TO ALBA-
baiiy. NY.
200
195
193
191
187
185
183
179
176
172
168
162
156
147
143
138
136
133
131
127
117
112
108
102
100
92
84
81
74
65
62
57
54
49
46
41
38
33
28
23
19
16
8
1
From
baiij.
Boston &■ IVorceater R. S.
^BOSTONto
Brighton
Newton Corner. . . .
fWest Newton *..
Grantville -,...
West Needham....
JNatick
§Framingii.\m
Hopkinton Station.
Southboro'
Westboro'
[(Grafton
irWoRCESTER
tVejUm It. R.
Clappville
Charlton
Spencer
East Brnokfleld . . . .
South Brookfield...
West Brookfleld . . .
Warrun
**Palmer
North Wilbraham.
Wilbraham
tt SPRING-FIELD
West Springfield ..
Wtistfleid
Russell
Plaa»
to
Place.
Chester Village....
Chester Factories. .
North Becket
Washington
Hinsdale
Dalton
ttPlTTSFlSLD
Shaker Village ....
Richmond
§SState Line
Albany and West Stock-
bridge R. h.
Canaan. N. Y
Eaat Chatham
Chat'm 4 Corners. .
Chatham Centre. ..
Kinderhook
Schodac
Greenbush '...
By Ferry to
II ALBANY
5
2
2
4
2
2
4
3
4
4
6
6
9
4
5
2
3
2
4
10
5
4
6
2
8
8
3
7
9
3
5
3
5
3
5
3
5
5
5
4
3
8
7
ALBANY TO BOS-
TON. {Read up.)
Place
to
FlMC.
From
Boa.
ton.
5
7
9
13
15
17
21
24
28
32
38
44
53
57
62
64
67
69
73
83
88
92
98
100
108
116
119
126
135
138
143
146
151
154
159
162
167
172
177
181
184
192
199
200
fnm
Boo*
u.
ROUTES FROM WORCESTER, MASS.
SS
BA- »■;»•
Place.
R.H.
tron
Bo».
lou.
on.
5
2
2
4
3
2
4
3
4
4 I 32
6 38
6 44
5
7
9
13
15
17
21
24
28
in.
CiD
;A.
9
2
3
2
4
10
5
4
6
2
8
8
3
7
9
3
5
3
5
3
5
3
5
5
5
4
3
8
7
53
57
62
64
67
69
73
83
88
92
98
100
108
116
119
12(i
135
138
143
146
151
154
159
162
Plaee
to
[Timet.
167
172
177
181
184
192
199
200
Boa*
Faret from Boston to Worcester,
fl 25. Time,l hour and 5Q minutes.
Fare, from Boston to Springfield,
f2 50. Time, 4 hours and 25 minutes.
Fare, from Boston to Albany, $5.
THme, about 10 hours,
N. B.— The cars stop at Sprlnjr-
field, 1 hour, for passengers to dine.
* See Routes from Boston. —
Brooklinb Branch R. R. runs to
Brookline. H ntilcs. Fare, 10 cts.
t Nbwton Branch R. R. runs to
Kewton Lower Falls. Distance from
Boston, 11 miles. Fare, 30 cents.
{Saxonville Branch R. R. runs
to Saxonville, 4 miles. Distance
firom Boston, 21 miles. Fare, 55 cts.
§MiLFORD Branch R. R. runs
to Milford, 13 miles. Distance from
Boston, 34 miles. Fare, 85 cents.
n MiLBDRY Branch R. R. nms to
Milbury,4 miles, intersecting there
with the Providence and Worcester
R. R. Distance fi-om Boston, 42
miles. Fare, 45 cents.
IT See Routes from Worcester.
♦♦ The WiLLIMANTLC AND PaLM-
CR R. R. Joins the Western R. R.
nere. It leads to Willimantic, Nor-
wich, New London, and, also, to
Hartford, Ct.
ttSee Routes from Sprinpfield.
JjThe PlTTSHELD AND NORTH
Adams R. R. diverges here. For
the route, see Index.
The Housatoiiic R. R. also con-
nects here.
§§The Hudson and Berkshire
R. R. intersects here, and also at
Chatham Four Corners,
II See Routes from Albany.
TAOE3 run in connection with
the cars as follows : From Briphton,
to Brig/Uon Centre; from Newton
Corner, to Jfcwton Centre; from
West Newton, to Newton Upper
Falls; from Grantville to East
Jfeedham; from West Needham, to
South J^atick ; from Natick, to Sher-
burne, and East Mcdway ; from
South Framiugham, to- Framing-
ham Centre; from Holliston, to
Medway, from Milford, to Upton;
from Southboro', to Southboro' Cen-
time, and Hopkinton; from Worce-
ster, staged tUD in all direction's.
3
From Charlton, to Sovthbridge ;
from E. Brookfield, to JVbr^A Brook-
field; from W. Brookfleld, to ^Fare,
Enfield, JsTew Braintrce, and Hard
wick; and, from most of the way
stations, stages run to places in the
vicinity.
ROUTES FROM WORCE-
STER, MASS.
From Worcester to Boston, see
pape^ 24 and 25.
From Worcester to Springfield
and .Albany, see pages 24 and 25.
From Worcester to JVusAua.JV.H.,
see pages 46 and 47.
From Worcester to JVorwicA, JV.
London, and JVeto York, see piiges
33 and 34.
From Worcester to Providence^
R, /., see page 29^
From
Law-
rence.
58
49
48
46
42
40
39
35
33
30
24
20
18
17
13
From
Law-
renof.
WORCESTER TO
LOWELL AND LAW-
RENCE.
Worcester and
J\rashua R. R.
WORCESTER to.
West Boylston ....
Oakdale.....
Sterling
Clintonville
New Boston
Lancaster
Still River
Harvard . .*.
Groton Jdnction .
Stony Brook R. R.
Forge Village
Westford
Factory ville
Chelmsford
LOWELL
Lowell and Lawrence
Railroad.
Tewksbury to...
LAWRENCE...
LAWRENCE TO
WORCESTER.
{Head up.)
"Jace
to
I'lare.
9
]
2
4
2
1
4
2
3
6
4
2
1
4
6
7
Place
to
riace
Fran
W'ce-
•ter.
9
10
12
16
19
19
23
25
28
34
38
40
41
45
51
58
From
W'oe.
•tar.
fVire, $1 50. T^tye, a6out 2^ Amiiw
96
WORCESTER TO FITCHBURG.
»'»™ WORCESTER TO
burg'' FITCHBURG.
27
18
17
15
13
6
From
Fitoh-
burg.
Wor'rScJ^ask>R.H-
WORCESTER to.
West Boylston ••••
Oakdale
Sterling Junction
Pitch. 8f WorW R. R.
Sterling
Leoini lister to • ..
♦FITCHBURG •
FITCHBURG TO
WORCESTER.
(Read up.)
Place
From
to
W'ce-
Place.
»ter.
9
1
10
2
12
2
14
7
21
6
27
Place
From
to
Wee-
Place. Iter.
* For Routes from Fitchburg, see
next coluiuQ.
WORCESTER TO
BARRE, MASS.
WORCESTER to.
Holden
Princetop
S. Hubbardston....
Rutland to
BARRE
BARRE TO WORCE-
STER.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Plane.
8
7
5
4
6
Place
to
Place.
From
Wce-
ster.
8
15
20
24
30
From
W're-
•ter.
From
OarU-
ner.
WORCESTER TO
♦GARDNER, MASS .
WORCESTER to
Hoiden
Princeton
Hubbardston to...
GARDNER
GARDNER TO
WORCESTER.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
8
7
4
9
Place
to
Place.
From
W'ce-
■ter.
15
19
28
From
Wce-
•ter.
• Gardner is on the Vermont and
Massachusotts R. R., 15 miles from
Fitchburg. ,
JJ"?! WORCESTER TO |""««
wlPETERBORO; N. H. pwe.
62
34
fVor'r ^ JSTash. R. R
WORCESTER to.
♦Groton Junction. .
Peterbord' and Shir-
ley Railroad.
Shirley
Peppeiell ........
East Townsend to
West Townsend. .
Mason
Tomple
PETERBORO' ..
PETERBORO' TO
TO WORCESTER.
{Read up.)
28
5
3
2
2
11
4
7
Place
to
Place.
From
Wee.
•ter.
28
33
36
38
40
51
55
62
Frara
Wee.
Bter.
♦ Here the Fitchburg and Stony
Brook Railroads are intersected.
ROUTES FROM FiTCHBURQ.
Fitchburg to Worcester^ see p. 26.
Fitchburg to Keene and Bellows
Falls, see page 17.
Fitchburg to Boston, see page 16.
From
Br'le-
boro*.
69
67
64
58
54
50
48
42
36
32
29
27
21
18
12
10
5
From
Brat-
tle*
boro'.
FITCHBURG TO
BRATTLEBORC.
f^t. and Mass. R. R.
FITCHBURG to..
West Fitchburg....
Westminster
Ashburnham
Gardner
Dadmanville
Baldwinvilie
Royalston
Athol
Orange
Wendall
Erving ■
Montague
Nor thtield Farms...
Northfield
South Vernon.....
Vernon to
♦BRATTLEB'RO.
BRATTLEBORO' TO
FITCHBURG.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
2
3
6
4
4
2
6
6
4
3
2
6
3
6
2
5
5
Place
to
Placa.
From
Fitch,
burg.
2
5
11
15
19
21
27
33
37
40
42
48
51
57
59
64
69
From
Oi'u-
lleld.
FHTCHBURG TO GREENFIELD.
27
TO
:r.
Place I From
to W'ooi
Place. I Iter.
rg and Stony
intersected.
TCHBURQ.
ster, see p. 26.
e and Bellowa
«, see page 16.
Place Front
to Fitch.
Ptace. burg.
ro
3 59
Place
to
Piaca.
Stages connect at Gardner with
Bubbardstown, Templeton, Peter-
ikam, Dana and Oreenwich. At
Montague, with Greenfield, Sunder-
bind, jSmherst, Hadley, Leverett,
and Shelburne Falls.
* For Route from Brattleboro' to
Bellows Falls, see next column.
From
Oi'u-
fleld.
56
54
51
45
41
37
35
29
23
19
Iti
14
8
From
Gr'n-
teld.
FITCHBURG TO
GREENFIELD.
Vermont and Massa-
chusetts Ji. R.
FITOHBURG to..
W. Fitchburg
Westminster
Ashburnham,
Gardner •%
Dadmanville
Baidwinville
Royalston
Athol
Orange
Wendull
Erving
Montague to
aREENFIELD..
Place
U>
Place
2
3
6
4
4
2
6
6
4
3
2
6
8
GREENFIELD TO
FITCHBURG.
{Read up.)
From
Fitch-
burg.
2
5
11
15
19
21
27
33
37
40
42
48
56
Place
to
Place.
From
Fitch-
burg.
At Greenfield, a connection is
formed with the chain of railroads
pervading the valley of the Con-
necticut, and, also, with the rail-
road (now being constructed) be-
tween Greenfield and Troy, N. Y.
From
Troy
76
72
67
59
47
42
37
32
23
16
GREENFIELD TO
TROY.
By Stage to
aREENFIELD to
Shelburne
Shelburne Falls....
Charlemont
Florida
North Adams
Williamstown
Pownall, Vt ,.
Hoosick, N. Y
Pittstown
Place
to
Place.
4
5
8
12
5
5
5
9
7
From
Or'n-
fl«ld.
4
9
17
29
34
39
44
53
60
4
From
Troy.
Lansingburg to.
TROY
TROY TO GREEN-
FIELD.
(Read up.)
12
4
Place
to
Place
♦ The Troy and Greenfield Rail-
road is now in process of con-
struction between Troy, N. Y., an(i
Greenfield, Mass. On its comple-
tion, it will form, via Fiichbur-;, a
second route between BotJton and
the Hudson River. It will, un-
doubtedly, prove of great import-
ance to the country through wiiich
it passes.
ROUTES FROM SPRING-
FIELD, MASS.
From Spring'd to Boston, see p. 24.
From Springfield to Pittsfield and
Albany, see page 24.
From Springfield to Hartford,
JtTeiD Haven and JVeu> York, see p. 34.
From
Bel-
Iowa
Falls
83
80
77
75
71
66
62
57
55
51
47
41
33
23
17
13
5
SPRINGFIELD TO
GREENFIELD AND
BELLOWS FALLS.
Place
to
Place.
Conn. River R. R,
SPRINGFIELD to
*Cabotville
Willimansett....
Holyoke
Smith's Ferry
Northampton
Hatfield
Whately
South Deerfield....
Deerfield
GREENFIELD...
Bernardston
fSouth Vernon to. .
BRATTLEBORO'
Brattleboro' and Bel-
lows Falls R. R.
Dummerston .....
Westmorernd, N.H.
{ Walpole i
I Westminster . . i
BELLOWS F'LLS
From
Bel-
low*
Fall*.
BELLOWS FALLS TO
SPRINGFIELD.
(Read up.)
3
3
2
4
5
4
5
2
4
4
6
8
10
6
4
8
5
Place
to
Place.
From
Sp'g-
firld.
6
8
12
17
21
26
28
32
36
42
50
60
66
70
7R
83
From
Bprl^
field
SR
BOSTON TO BLACKSTONE.
sruvrw^/v/v"*.""
!
II >>
♦ Chicopeb Falm Branch R. R.
runs from Hiis depot to Chicopeff
Palls. 2 miles.
t Intersects here with the Ver-
mont and Massachusetts R. R.
Stages leave Northampton for
jjfkherst, Easthampton, Southamp-
ton, and muiamsburgh, 'fromSouth
Deerfield for Jlakfield, &c.
From
Black-
•toae.
36
35
22
21
20
18
17
14
12
10
8
5
3
From
Blark-
•tone.
BOSTON TO BLACK-
STONE.
JVorfolk Co. E. R.
BOSTON to
Dedham
West Dedham
South Dedham ....
Durfees
Plympton
Walpole
Campbell Pond....
N. Wrentiiam .•••
City Mills
Franklin
VVadsworlh's
Mill River to
BLAOESTONE...
BLACKSTONE
BOSTON.
{Read up.)
TO
Place
to
Place
10
3
1
1
2
1
3
2
2
2
3
3
3
Place
to
Place.
From
Boi-
lou.
10
13
14
15
17
18
21
23
25
27
30
33
36
From
Bos-
ton.
Fare,^l 00. Time, 1^ hours.
Trains connect at Blackstone
with those running upon the Pro-
vidence and Worcester R. R.
Stages leave Walpole for Foxho-
rouffh, Medfieldy Wrentham Centre,
and Shelby ville; from N. Wrent-
ham for Msdfoay; and from Water-
ford for Woonsockot.
From
Provi-
drnce.
42
40
39
34
SB
ss
BOSTON TO PROVi-
DENCE, R. I.
Bost. and Proo. R.R.
BOSTON to
ROXUDRT
* Jamaica Plains...
Readville
tCANTOK
Stiaroa
Place
to
Place.
3
1
5
6
3
From
Boa-
ton.
2
3
8
14
17
21
18
IG
11
10
4
From
Provi-
dence.
Foxboro'
^Mansfield-
Toboy's
Attleboro'.......
Dodgevillc ......
Paw'.ucket to...,
FROVIDBNOE .
PROVIDENCE
BOSTON.
{Read up.)
TO
4
3
2
5
1
6
4
Place
to
Place.
21
24
2S
31
32
-38
42
From
llOlf
ton.
♦ Dedham Branch R. R. diverges
here. From Boston to Dedham, 10
miles. Fare, 25 cents.
fSTOuoHTON Branch R. R. di-
verges here, and runo to Stoaghton,
18 miles from Boston. Fare, 5U cts.
I New Bedford and Taunton,
and Taunton Branch railroads di-
verge here. See Route from Bos-
ton to New Bedford, on page 30.
ROUTES FROM PROVI-
DENCE, R. I.
From Providence to Boston, see
previous route.
From
Sto-
nii>g-
ton.
50
46
39
36
30
23
17
14
10
5
From
Sto-
ning-
too.
PROVIDENCE TO
STONINGTON.
Stonington R. R.
*PROVID'NOE to
Junction
Warwick (Apponang.).
Greenwich
Wickford
Kingston
Carolina
Richmond Switch..
Charlcstown
Westerly to
rSTONINGTON. .
STONINGTON TO
PROVIDENCE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
4
7
3
6
7
3
4
5
5
Place
to
From
Provl-
iuiice.
4
11
14
20
27
33
36
40
45
50
From
I'rovi-
Place.lctence.
Steamboats run from Providence
to Fall River, (fare, 50 cents.) there
connecting with Fall River R. R.
Steamboats, also, run from Provi*
dence to J\rcwport, 30 miles. Fare,
25 cents.
From
W'ce-
iter.
43
39
37
36
34
32
31
28
27
23
18
17
12 h
10 |]
9
8
6
1
PROVIDENCE TO STONINGTON.
• • • • •
• • • • •
• • a • •
• • • • •
• • • • •
E...
4
3
2
5
1
6
4
Place
to
Place.
21
24
2(j
31
32
'38
42
TO
From
not),
ton.
I K.R. diverges
to Dedham, 10
ts.
Ncn R. R, dj.
c to Stoughton,
• Fare, 30 cts.
*ND Taunton,
;h railroads di.
ute from Bos-
on page 30.
PROVI-
I.
to Boston, see
TO
Place From
to iProvl.
Place. Juiice.
R.
to
18.).
4
7
• • <
• • •
o
6
• • •
7
• f •
6
i..
3
• • •
4
• •
5
r..
5
4
11
14
20
27
33
36
40
45
50
Place
From
to
I'rovi-
Place.
ddoce.
Providence
cents.) there
'iverR. R.
from Provi.
liles. Fare,
*A new route Is opened from Pro-
vidence to Norwicli, liartford, Sec,
jiiid other portions of Connecticut,
viz. from Providence to Stouinglon,
by railroad; from gtonington to
A'«to London, Ct., liy steamboat;
tiience by railroad to J^onoieh, fVil-
limanlic, Hartford, Stafford Springs,
&c Fare, between Providence and
Norwich, $1 75; Willimantic, $2.
Hartford, $2 50 ; Stafford Sgriugs,
$2 50.
t Steamboats leave Stonington for
New York. See the through route
from Boston to New York, p. 33.
Stages leave from the various
stations to places iu the vicinit^y.
From
VI'vv
iter.
43
39
37
36
34
32
31
28
27
23
18
17
12
10
9
8
6
1
From
Woe-
Iter.
PROVIDENCE TO
WORCESTER.
Pron. Sf JVor'r R. R
PROVIDENOE to
Pawtucknt
Valley FaHs.......
Lonsdale
Ashton
Albion
Manviile.'..-
Hamlet
WOONSOCKET
I Waterford i
} BLACKSTONEo* I
Millville
Uxhridge
Whitings.
Northbridge
Farnum's
Grafton
Sutton
Millbury
Grand Junction to.
WORCESTER....
Vi^OROESTER TO
PROVIDENCE.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
4
2
1
2
2
1
3
1
2
2
5
1
5
2
1
1
2
5
1
Place
to
Place.
From
Provi-
dence.
4
6
7
9
11
12
15
10
18
20
25
26
31
33
34
35
37
42
43
From
Provi-
dence.
Fare, 91 30. Time, 2 hours.
Stages leave Millville for Slaters-
9iUe; from Uxbridge for Juilford
3*
and Mendon; from Whitin'g for E.
Douglas and Whitinsville; from
Farnum's for Orafton Centre, &c.
At Blackstone, the cars connect
with those running on tlie Norfolk
County R. R. to Walpole, Dedham,
and Boston.
For Routes from Worcester, see
page 25.
From
BriH-
tol.
From
Bris-
tol.
PROVIDENCE TO
VIMUIMANTIC,
HARTFORD, AND
BRISTOL, CT.
Place
to
Place.
Providence, Hartford
and Fixhldll R. R.
PROVIDENOE to.
Natick
River Point
Quidnic
Washington
Sterling ,
Moosup
Plainfield
Jewett City
South Windham
WILLIMANTIC
Andover
Bolton
Vernon
Manchester
HARTFORD
Newington
New Britain
Plainville ,
BRISTOL, Ct
BRISTOL TO PROVI-
DENCE. (Read up.)
Prom
Provi-
douce.
Place
to
Place
9
2
11
2
13
1
14
14
28
4
32
3
86
7
42
13
55
3
68
9
67
6
73
5
78
8
81
9
90
5
95
4
99
5
104
4
108
From
Provi-
dence.
The Providence, Hartford <£ Fish-
tctll R. R. is in progress of con.struo-
tion to Fishkill, on the IIud.son
River, opposite to Newburg, N.Y.
From Newburg a branch R. R. ex-
tends to the N.Y. and Erie R.R., at
Chester. At Willimantic, Ct., the AT.
London, Willimantic d Palmar R.R.
intersects; it leads in a southerly
direction to Norwich and N. London,
Ct., and in a northerly one to the
Mim. WeiUm B.M,, at Palmer.
80
WILUMANTIC TO HARTFORD.
Frcm
Hart-
fold.
31
25
S2
16
12
10
2
From
Hart-
ford.
WILLIMANTin TO
HARTFORD.
HartfUl, Providence,
and Pishkill R. R
WIL'TMANTIO to
South Coventry....
Andover
Bolton
Vernon
Union Village
East Hartford to..
♦HARTFORD....
HARTFORD TO WIL-
UMANTIC.
{Read up.)
Flae«
to
rivce.
3
6
4
2
8
2
Place
to
Flac«.
From
Willi*
muii'
tic.
6
9
15
19
21
29
31
From
Willi-
man-
tio.
* For Routes from Hartford, see
page 36.
From
New
Bed-
ford.
50
46
39
38
33
31
27
24
20
14
From
Kew
Bed-
ford.
PROVIDENCE TO
NEW BEDhORD.
Boston ^ Prov. R.R'
PROVIDENOB to
Pawtucket
Dodpnville
Attluboro*
Tobey's
Mansfield ■ • •
Ji. Bedfd S^'Taunt'n
Sf Taunton Br. R. R.
Norton
Crane's
Taonton
Myrick's
NEW BEDFORD
NFW BEDFORD TO
'ROVIDENCE.
{Read up.)
Place
Place!
4
7
1
5
2
4
3
4
6
14
Place
to
Place.
From
Provi-
dence.
4
11
12
17
19
23
26
30
36
50
From
Provi-
dence.
Fare, ^i 45. T^ime, about 2 hours.
N. B.— There is another route be-
tween the above places, viz. — From
Providence, by steamboat, to Fall
River, 25 iniles,(fare,50 cts.,) thence
by the railroad to Jtf9neA's.l2 miles,
(25 cts.,) and from Myrick's to JVeio
Betiford, 14 miles, (50 cts.) Total
distance, 51 miles. Total fare,
fl 35 cents.
Passengers, also, may go fVoin
Providence to any of the towns on
Cape Cod, by taking either of the
foregoing routes to Myrick's, (the
point of intersection on the Fall
River R. R. of the Taunton and
New Bedford R. R.) From Myrick'a
to Middleboro\ thence to IVareham,
Sandwiek, &c.
From
New
Bed-
ford.
55
53
52
41
38
34
31
27
24
20
14
From
New
Bed-
ford.
BOSTON TO NEW
BEDFORD.
Boston 8c Prov. R R.
BOSTON to
Roxbury
Jamaica Plains....
*Canton >.•..
Sharon
Foxboro*
fMANSFIELD
MBedfd^ Taunfn
R.R. Sf Taunton Br.
Norton
Crane's t
Tauntom
Myrick's to
NEW BEDFpRD
NEW BEDFORD
BOSTON.
{Read up.)
TO
From
Fall
Blver
5d
49
45
42
38
36
Place
From
oo
to
Bog. ,
30
Place.
tou.
29
28
36
2
3
22
1
3
18
11
14
16
3
17
11
4
21
8
3
24
3
4
28
Fron
3
31
Fal
4
35
6
41
14
55
*
rou
Place
From
to
Bog.
■MB
Place.
ton.
v....
Fare, $1 50. Ttme^ about 2^ hours, | _-
* Stoughton Branch Railroad di-
verges here.
t Unites here vvith the Boston
and Providence Railroad.
t Intersects here witli the Fall
River Railroad.
A train leaves New Bedford ev'3ry
aflernoon, with passengers for New
York, via Fall River.
§ A steamboat runs from New
Bedford tn Nantucket, stopping at
fVood's Hole and Holmes's Hcle, (the
latter is situated on Martha's Vine,
yard,) to land and receive passen-
gers. It takes 8 or 9 hours to go
through from Boston to Nantucket,
the distance being about 109 mUesw
BOSTON TO FALL RIVER.
31
may go from
f the towns on
. either of the
Myrick's, (tlie
on the Fall
Taunton and
From Myrick'g
e to fVareham,
n
EW
R R
HIiice
to
Place.
2
1
11
3
• • • «
4
• • • •
3
tnt'n
\Br.
• • • •
4
• • • •
3
• • • •
4
• • • •
6
)RD
14
1 TO
Place
to
Place.
From
Bos<
tou.
o
3
14
17
21
24
28
31
35
41
55
From
Boa-
tou.
ibout 2^ hours,
h Railroad di-
h the Boston
oad.
ivjth the Fall
Bedford evory
ngera for New
8 from New
t, stopping at
\ea'8 Hcle.,\i\\e
[artha's Vine-
ceive passen-
9 hours to go
to Nantucket,
out 109 mitea.
From
Fall
KT«r
5d
49
45
42
38
36
33
30
29
28
26
22
18
16
11
8
3
From
Fall
RiTer.
BOSTON TO FALL
RIVER.
R
Old Colony R
BOSTON to
Dorchester
(^uincy
Fall River R. R.
South Braintree...
Randolph
East Stoughton....
North Bridge water.
Plain Village
Keith's Furnace...
i East and West (
I Bridgewater.. \
Bridgcwater
Titicut
Middleboro*
[loskins
Myrick's
Assonet
Miller's to
*r ALL RIVER...
FALL RIVER TO
BOSTON. («ead«;'.)
Place
to
Plaie.
4
4
3
4
2
3
3
I
2
4
4
2
5
3
5
3
Place
to
Place.
From
BOB-
tou.
4
8
11
15
17
20
23
24
25
27
31
35
37
42
45
50
53
From
Boa-
ton.
4
•
Fare, $1 30. Time, 2^ hours.
• For notes connected with this
route, see page 33.
from
Ply.
to'tb.
37
35
;]•
33
32
31
29
27
26
22
19
18
16
14
12
9
7
BOSTON TO PLY-
MOUTH.
Old Colony R. R.
BOSTON to
Ciescent Avenue..
Savin Hill
Harrison Square. . .
♦Neponset
Squantum Road...
Q,mNCY
fBraintree
South Braintree. .
South Weymouth.
North Abington...
Abiiigton
JSouth Abington.
North Hanson....
Hanson
Halifax
(Plyiqpton
Place
to
Place.
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
4
3
1
2
2
2
3
2
From
Bos-
ton.
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
11
15
18
19
21
23
25
28
30
From
Ply-
m'th.
Kingston to...
PLYMOUTH
PLYMOUTH TO.
BOSTON. (iieod«i».)
3
4
Place
to
Place.
33
37
From
Boa*
ton
Fare, $1 12. Time, about 1} hours,
* The Dorchester and Milton
Branch R. R. diverges here, and
runs to Dorcliester, 8 miles from
Boston.
fThe Fall River R. R., and, also,
the South Shore R R diverge here.
XTliQ Bridgewater Branch
R. R. runs from S. Abington depot
to Bridgewater, 7 miles, where it
intersects with the Fall River R. R.
From
C'haa-
aeb
22
14
12
11
10
9
7
5
3
From
C'haa-
•et.
BOSTON TO CO-
HASSET.
Old Colony R. R.
BOSTON to
Quincy
South Shore R. R.
Braintree.
East Braintree....
Weymouth
North Weymouth. .
East Weymouth . .
HlNfUIAM
Nantasket to
COHASSET
COHASSET TO BOS
TON. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
8
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
Place
to
Place.
From
Hnnd-
wli'h.
63
52
48
46
43
38
36
32
1 28
BOSTON TO WARE-
HAM AND SAND-
WICH.
Place
to
Place.
Fall River R. R.
BOSTON to
South Braintree...
Randolph
East Stoughton • . . .
North Bridgewater.
) East and West >
\ Bridgewater.. \
Bridgewater
Titicut
MiODLBBORO'
11
4
2
3
2
4
4
8
10
11
12
13
15
17
19
22
From
Bos-
ton.
From
Bos-
ton.
11
15
17
20
25
27
31
35
BOSTON TO NEW YORK.
Cape Cod Bran. RR-
Rock Station
South Middleboro'.
West Warehain...
South Warehain...
Wareham
Agawatn
Coliasset Narrows
Monument
North Sandwich...
West Sandwich...
SANDWICH
SANDWICH TO
BOSTON. {Read up.)
5
3
3
3
2
2
3
1
3
1
3
Place
to
Hliice
40
43
46
48
50
52
55
56
59
60
63
From
Bos-
ton.
S3
20
17
15
13
11
8
7
4
3
From
Sand-
wich.
FareT^l 45. Time, 3 hour.f.
Stages leave Sandwich, on arrival
of the morning trains, for the va-
rious towns on C ape Cod.
ROUTES FROM BOSTON TO
NEW YORK.
There are four principal and di-
rect routes between the above cities,
which we shall describe separately,
riiey are the Fall River; the Provi-
dence and Stonington ; the Worcester
andJforwich; and the Springfield,
Hartford, and JVew Haven routes.
These are night lines, with the ex-
ception of the one via Hartford and
^Teu) Haven, which forms an excel-
lent and expeditious day line be-
tween the two cities. A day route,
was formerly opened between Nor-
wich and the Long Island R. R.;
but, at present, it is discontinued.
During the summer season, those
travelling for pleasure, and fond of
Alpine scenery, could find none
more beautiful than may be seen in
traversing the rugged hills of Berk-
shire, or the romantic valley of the
Ilousatonic. This route is from
Boston, via the Worcester and Wes-
tern Railroads to Pittsfield, Mass.,
thence by the branch railroad from
the latter place to the Housatonic
Railroad, which unites with the
\ew York and New Haven Rail-
road at Bridgeport, Conn., thence
to New York city.
Persons taking this route had
better rest over night at Pittsfleld,
Mass., a place where they will find
•zcelient accommodation at reason*
able rates. Travellers preferring it,
instead of stopping at Pittafield,
may go through to Hudson, or to
Albany, and from either place, may
reach New York city, by availing
themselves of one of the Hudson
River steamboats. Or, by the Hud-
son River R. R.
From
New
York.
236
232
228
225
221
219
216
213
212
211
209
205
201
199
194
191
186
183
165
152
143
138
123
112
9ii
81
69
65
62
49
36
24
15
7
4
BOSTON TO NEW
YORK, VIA FALL
RIVER.
> • • • • • • •
!••••••
Old Colony R. R.
BOSTON
Dorchester <
duincy
Fall River R. R.
*South Brain tree.
Randolph
East Stoughton....
North Bridgewater
Plain Village
Keith's Furnace...
i East and West \
\ Bridgewater.. (
fBriJge water
Titicut
IMiddleboro'
Haskin's
§Myrick'8
Assonet
Miller's to
KFALL RIVER..
By Steamboat to
Newport. R. I
Point Judith.......
Watch Hill Light..
Stonington
New London
Connecticut River.
Faulkner's Island..
New Haven Light.
Stratford Point....
Bridoeport
Black Rock
Norwalk Island.. s.
Greenwich Point..
New Rochelle
Throgg's Point
Hell-Gate
Blackwell's Isl'd to
N. YORK OITT. .
From
New
York.
rince
to
Place
2
4
4
2
5
3
5
3
18
13
9
5
15
11
16
15
12
4
3
13
13
12
9
8
3
4
NEW YORK TO BOS- i''!^
TON. {Read up.) pim..
Front
Bos-
ton.
4
8
U
15
17
20
23
24
25
27
31
35
37
42
45
50
53
71
84
93
98
113
124
140
155
167
171
174
187
200
212
221
229
232
236
Freia
Boc
BOSTON TO NEW YORK.
33
For Routes from New York, see
page 38.
Fare, between Boston and A*«zo
York, $4 00. 7>me, about 13 hours.
Fare, from Jfcw York to JiTewport,
tnd Fall River, $3 00. fYom JVew
York to JfevD Bedford, $3 60.
"'Connects here with the Old
Colony R. R.
t The Bridgewater Branch R. JR.
runs from Brid^'ewater to the^ Old
Colony R. R., at South Abington.
Pausengcra fur Plymouth, Kingston,
Duzbury,* See, can reach these
places by this connection.
X The Cape Cod Branch R. R. con-
nects here. Passengers for fVareham,
Sandwich, Barnstable, and other
places on Cape Cod, should avail
themselves of this route.
§Here the JVeto Bedford and
Taunton R. R. intersects.
U A steamboat runs daily, in con-
nection with the through line, be-
tween Fall River and Providence.
Fare, 50 cents.
From
New
York.
230
5128
227
222
216
213
209
206
204
199
198
193
188
184
177
174
168
161
155
152
148
143
138
BOSTON TO NEW
YORK, VIA STO-
NINGTON.
Bost. and Prov. R.R.
BOSTON to
ROXBURY
Jamaica Plains... .
Readville
Canton
Sharon
Foxboro* ;..
MxNsnELo
Tobey's
Attleboro*
Dodgeville
Pawtucket to
PROVID^JfOB . . .
Stonington R. R.
Junction
Warwick
Greenwich
Wickford
Kinj?ston
Richmond
Richmond Switch. .
Charlestown
VVosterlv
STONINGTONjCt
Place
to
Place.
2
1
5
6
3
4
3
2
5
1
6
4
4
7
3
6
7
6
3
4
5
5
From
nos-
ton.
2
3
8
14
17
21
24
26
31
32
38
42
46
53
56
62
69
75
78
82
87
92
123
112
96
81
69
65
62
49
36
24
15
7
4
From
Mew
York.
By Steamboat to
New London
Connecticut River.
Faulkner's Island. .
New Haven Light
Stratford Point....
Bridgeport
Black Rock
Norwalk Island. ...
Greenwich Point. . .
NewRochelle
Throgg's Point
Hell Gate
Blac .«vcirs IsPd to
N. YORK OITY
NEW YORK CITY TO
BOSTON. {Read up.)
Fare, $4 00. Time, about 13 hours.
From
New
York.
242
237
235
233
229
227
225
221
'>.18
^14
210
204
ld7
196
J 93
186
182
181
178
177
176
174
171
166
163
157
154
148
139
BOSTON TO NEW
YORK. VIA NOR-
WICH.
Bo8tonSflVorWR.R.
BOSTON to
Brighton
Newton Corner....
West Newton
Grantville
West Needham....
Natick
Framingham
Ashland
Southboro'
Westboro'
Graflon
Worcester
J^or'ch&Wor'rR.R.
Grand Junction....
Auburn
Oxford
North Village
Webster
Wilson's
Fisherville
Mason 'i
Thompson
Pomfret
Daysville
Danielsonville
Central Village....
Plaintield :. .
JewettCity
Greenville.."...
FI«ee
to
Place.
5
2
2
4
3
2
4
3
4
4
6
7
1
3
7
4
1
3
1
1
2
3
5
3
6
3
6
9
From
Bos-
ton.
5
7
9
13
15
17
21
24
28
32
38
45
46
49
56
60
61
64
65
66
68
71
76
79
85
88
94
103
84
BOSTON TO NEW YORK.
138
131
123
112
96
81
69
65
62
49
36
34
15
7
' 4
From
New
York.
NORWICH
Allyn'8 Point
New London
By Steamboat to
Connecticut Kiver
Faulliner'8 Island.
New Haven Light
Stratford Point....
Bridgeport
Black Rock
Norwalk Island....
Greenwich Point. ..
NewRochelle
Throgg'g Point
Hell-Gate
Blackwell's IsPd to
N. YOSK^ITY..
NEW YORK TO BOS-
TON. {Read up.)
1
7
8
11
16
15
13
4
3
13
13
12
9
8
3
4
I'Inoe
to
Plac«.
104
111
119
130
146
161
173
177
180
193
306
318
327
235
238
242
From
no«-
ton.
Fare, $4 00. T^me, about 14 houra.
From
New
York.
BOSTON TO NEW
YORK, VIA SPRING-
FIELD.
Boston S^fVor'rR.H.
236 BOSTON to
231 Brighton
329 Newton Corner. . .^
227 West Newton
323 Grantville
221 WestNeedhara....
219 Natick
215 Framinoham
312 Uopkinton Station
2U3 Southboro'
204 Westboro'
198 Grafton
192 WORCESTER • .
Western R. R.
183 Clappville
179 Charlton...
174 Spencer
172 EastBrookfield...
169 South Brookfield..
167 West Brookfield..
163 Warren
153 Palmer
148 North Wilbraham.
144 Wilbraham
138 SPRINGFIELD..
. JV. Haven, Hartford
and Springfield R.R.
130 {Tiiompsonviile ....
Plaoa
to
Place.
5
2
2
4
2
2
4
3
4
4
6
6
9
4
5
2
3
3
4
10
5
4
6
From
Bol-
ton.
5
7
9
13
15
17
31
24
28
32
38
44
53
57
62
64
67
69
73
83
88
92
98
106
127
125
119
112
104
101
94
88
83
76
66
62
58
53
52
48
44
41
36
31
29
37
33
19
13
3
From
New
York.
Warehouse Point..
Winds)or Locka. ...
Windsor
♦HARTFORD...
New Uritaia
fBerliii
Meriden
Wallingford
North Haven
JNEW HAVEN..
Jf.Y.Sf jr. Haven R.
Milford
Stratford
6BRIDQEP0RT
Fairfield
Southport
Westport
Nor WALK
Darien
Stamford
Greenwich
Port Chester
Rye
Mamaroneck
NewRochelle
William's Bridge-.
Thirty-sec'dst.N.Y.
||N. YORK C'y Hall
NEW YORK TO BOS-
TON, {Read up.)
3
3
6
7
8
3
7
6
5
7
10
. 4
4
5
1
4
4
3
5
5
3
2
4
4
6
11
3
Place
to
Place.
109
111
117
124
132
135
142
148
153
lUO
170
174
178
183
184
188
192
S^
205
207
203
21*1
217
223
234
236
From
Boo-
ton.
Fare, $4 00. Time, about 10 hours,
* For Eoutes from Hartford, see
page 36.
t The MiDDtETOwN Branch R.R.
connects here. It runs to Middle-
town, 10 milea. Fare, 30 cents.
I New Haven, (see routes from.)
The Housatonic R. /{.joins here.
jj P'or Routes from JVeio York, see
page 38.
ROUTES FROM NEW LON-
DON, CONN.
From
Palm-
er.
64
58
55
NEW LONDON, CT.,
TO WILLIMANTIC
AND PALMER.
JV. London, fVillim.''n-
tic and Palmer R. R.
♦N.LONDON to..
Montville
Mohegan
Place
to
Place.
6
3
Froff
New
Lon-
don.
6
9
NEW LONDON TO PROVIDENCE.
85
nt..
3
109
i....
3
111
• • • •
G
117
• • • •
7
124
• • • •
8
132
• t • •
3
135
• • • •
7
142
• • • •
6
148
• • • •
5
153
5N..
7
lUO
inR.
> • • • •
10
170
• • ■ •
. 4
174
• t • «
4
178
• • • •
5
183
f • • •
1
184
• • <i •
4
188
• • • •
4
192
• • • •
3
rf5
t • • •
5
2l'0
• • • •
.5
205
• • • •
2
207
• • • ■
2
20'J
■ • • a
4
si-j
• • • a
4
217
ge..
6
2i>3
S.Y.
11
234
Hall
2
236
30S-
Place
to
From
Bflix
up.)
Flac«. ton.
about 10 hotirs.
1 Hartford, see
N Branch R.R.
uns to Middle,
re, 30 cents.
3 routes from.)
i. it. joins here.
JVeto York, see
NEW
• NN.
LON<
CT.,
TIC
Ptuce
to
R.
Place.
m'n-
R.iJ.
to..
« • • •
6
. • • .
3
Frntf
New
Lon-
don.
6
9
53
50
48
45
43
3y
3U
31
21).
27
83
21
10
4
From
Palm-
er.
Norwich Landing. .
f Norwich
Yantic
Franklin
Lebanon
South Windham...
JWIL'TMANTIO .
Coventry
Easjleville ..*-
Mnnsfleld
V/illington
Toibnd
Stafford
M onson to
§PALMER
PALMER TO NEW
LONDON.
(Head np.)
3
2
2
3
3
'3
3
5
2
2
4
2
5
12
4
Place
to
Place.
12
14
lU
19
22
25
28
33
35
37
41
43
48
60
64
From
M«w
Lon-
don.
Faro, $1 50. T\me, 3^ hours.
N. B. — From New London to
Hartford, see page 30.
• ♦ From New London, steamboats
run to JVew York, and to Greenport,
L. I., there connecting with trains
running on the Long Island R. R ;
also, to Stoniiigton, J^ewport, Fall
River, and Providence.
t At Norwich, connects with the
Jforwich and Worcester R. R.
J At Willimaiilic, connects with
the Hartford, Providence, and Fiah-
kill R. R.
6 At Palmer, this road unites
with the Mass. Western R. R. run-
ning to Springfield and Albany;
also, to Worcester and Boston.
From New London, stages run to
Lyme, and other places ; from Wil-
liinantic to Danielsonville, &c. ;
from Willington and Tolland to
'litlland, Rockville, Willington, &.C. ',
from Palmer, Mass., to .Amherst,
Belchertown, Ware, Enfield, Brim-
field, Wales, and other places.
From
Pro»i-
deuoe.
75
69
66
NEW LONDON TO
PROVIDENCE.
JV. London, Willim^n-
tic and Palmer R. R.
NEW LONDON to
Montvillo
Alohegan
Place
to
Place.
6
3
From
New
Lon-
don.
6
9
63
61
59
50
53
50
47
44
37
31
&7
24
16
10
From
Provl-
deuce.
Norwich Landing .
Norwich
Yantic
Franklin
Lebanon
South Windham...
WlLLIMANTlC
*Hartford, Provid'ce
and Fishkill R. R.
Windham
Howard's Valley...
Brooklyn
West Killingly....
South Killingly....
South Foster
North Scituate
PROVIDENOB . . .
PROVIDENCE TO
NEW LONDON.
(Read up.)
3
I-
3
3
3
3
3
7
6
4
3
8
6
10
Place
to
Place.
12
14
16
19
22
25
28
31
38
44
48
51
59
05
75
From
New
Loif
dou.
"■That portion of the road be-
tween Willimantic and Providence
is not yet opened for travel ; the
route given, is, tfaereft>re, the stage
route.
From
New
Ha-
ven.
NEW LONDON TO
NEW HAVEN.
52
50
45
36
35
33
28
25
21
16
14
6
2
1
From
New
Ha-
tcn.
Place
to
Place.
fi.Hav^Jf.Lon.R.R.
NEW LONDON to
Waterford
East Lyme
Lyme
Conn. R. Crossing..
Saybrook
Westbrook
Clinton.
Madison
Guilford
Stony Creek
Branford
East Haven
Fair Haven to
NEW HAVEN...
NEW HAVEN TO
NEW LONDON.
(Read vp.)
2
5
9
1
2
5
3
4
5
2
8
4
1
1
Place
to
Place.
From
New
Lon-
don.
2
7
10
17
19
24
27
31
36
38
46
50
51
52
From
New
Loii>
doti,
At New Haven this route con-
nects with the road leading to New
York, &.C., and at New Londou
with the route to Boston, &c.
M
SAYBROOK TO MIDDLETOWN.
Tram
Mia-
«llt~
lowii
SAYBROOK TO
MIDDLETOWN, CT.
PIUM
to
Place.
5
4
2
7
10
Place
to
Place.
From
8ay-
liruok.
28
23
19
17
]0
U
By Stage from
SAYBROOK to . . .
Kssex
De«.'|) River
5
9
11
Haddam
♦ MIDDLETOWN
18
28
Krom
Mitl-
towa.
MIDDLETOWN TO
SAYBROOK.
{Head up.)
From
Bay.
brcok.
♦ From Middletowii, passenffcrs
may reach Hartford, or New Haven,
over the branch R. R. connecting
with the Hartford and New Haven
R. U. at Berlin.
ROUTES FRONT HARTFORD,
CONN.
Hartford to A*ew Haven, see p. 37-
Hartford to Springfield, see p. 37.
Hartford to Boston, sec p. 34.
Hartford to JVcw York, see p. 34.
Hartford to Providence, pp.29&;30.
Hartford to FishhiU, see p. 36.
From
Mew
Lon-
don.
59
57
50
47
43
37
34
28
25
22
19
lo
14
12
HARTFORD TO WIL-
LIMANTIC AND
NEW LONDON.
*Hartford, Provid'ce
and Fishkill R. R.
HARTFORD to...
East Hartford
Union Village
Vernon
Bolton
Andover
South Coventry ...
WiLLIMANTIC. ..%..
M London, fVilliin'n-
tie and Palmer R. R.
South Windham...
Lebanon
Pranklin
Yantic
♦Norwich
Norwich Landing..
Place
to
Place.
2
7
3
4
3
6
3
3
3
3
2
2
From
Ilart-
ronl.
2
9
12
16
22
25
31
34
37
40
43
45
47
''••vw>/v>,v»
6
Krom
New
Lon-
don
Moho^an
Moiitville to
NEW LONDON.
NEW LONDON TO
. HARTFORD.
{Head up.)
3
3
(i
PInce
(o
Place.
50
5:i
59
From
llnrl.
rord,
Fare, 9'2 25. T\me, about 3 houri,
* Connects here with the Nor I
wich and Worcester R. R.
From
Pnlin-
•r.
67
36
31
29
27
23
21
16
4
From
Palm-
er.
HARTFORD TO
PALMER. MASS..
VIA WILLIMANTIC.
HaHfd, Providence,
and Fishkill R. R.
HARTFORD lo . .
Willimnntic
JV*. London, IViUim'n-
tic and Palmer R. R.
Coventry
Eagieville
Mansfield
VVillington
Tolland
Stafford
Monson to
PALMER
Place
to
I'luce.
»••«•••
PALMER TO HART-
FORD. {Read up.)
31
5
2
2
4
2
5
12
4
Place
to
Place,
Front
Hurt. I
fori.
31
36
38
40
44
4()
51
(5:1
07
From I
HHrl> I
ford.
Fare, $1 50. Time, about 3^ hours,
Stages leave Willi nntic, Wil-
linjg[ton, and Stafford, on ai ival ot \
trains, in various directions.
From
Fish-
kill.
HARTFORD TO
FISHKILL, N. Y.
*Hartf'd, Provid'ce,
and Fishkill R, R.
HARTFORD to . .
Plainville
Bristol
Walcott
Waterbury
Middlebury
Woodbury .*.
Roxbury
New Milfurd
Place
to
Place.
14
4
Fron
Hart !
foAl.
14
18
NEWBURG TO CHESTER.
87
3
3
50
5:i
.
• . I .
ON..
Pliive
51)
0.
TO
Kroifl
to
lliiri.
■)
i'laca.
ronl.
about 3 hour$,\
with the Nor. I
br R. R.
TO
ASS.,
iNTIC.
Place
to
I'luce.
31
5
3
3
4
3
5
12
4
FroiB
lUrl.
fonl.
idenco,
R.R.
) to ..
llim'n-
rR.Ji.
31
36
38
40
44
4(i
51
ii'A
G7
From
HiirU
ford.
HART- •■}-•
d up.) Pluoj.
;, about 3^ Atfuri, |
ilii -nntic, Wil-
•d, oii ,u ival of I
lirection^.
TO
.Y.
Place
to
Place.
From
Hart.
foAL
nd'ee,
R.R.
to ..
14
4
14
18
From
Flih-
klU.
Bherman
Pawlitiga
Pcekville
Stormville
Gayhoad
Fishkih Village...
( FISHKILL )
< LANDING- V
( AND linos'N Riv )
FISHKILL TO HART-
FORD. (Read up.)
Place
to
PUce.
From
Hart-
ford.
*This railroad, which is to con-
nect Hartford with the Hudson
River, and Erie R. R., via Newbur;:^,
is not yet opened for travel ; on its
completion, it will form a new
route (rorn the interior of the States
of Rhode Island and Connecticut,
to tiie Lakes and the West.
From
ChM-
t«r.
NEWBURG TO
CHESTER.
Place
to
PUce.
9
3
4
3
Place
to
Place.
From
N.'W-
burg.
19
10
J^ewb'g Bran. R. R.
NEWBURa to...
Slfllishiirv
g
7
3
Washingtonville . .
Craigsville
♦CHESTER
12
10
19
From
Chea-
ter.
CHESTER TO NEW-
BURG. {Read up.)
From
New-
burg.
* Connects here with the New
York and Erie R. R.
From
Col-
lina-
Tille.
HARTFORD TO COL-
LINSVLLLE.
Place
to
Place.
14
3
3
8
Place
to
Place.
From
Hart-
ford.
28
14
*ConinnilU Bran. R.R.
HARTFORD to..
Plainvilie
14
17
20
28
11
8
Farmington
Unionville to
COLLINSVILLE.
From
Col-
Una-
Tille.
COLUNSVILLE TO
HARTFORD.
{Read up.)
From
Hart-
ford.
*This is a branch of the Canal
R. R.; it leaves the main line at
Farmington.
From
Ua-
naau.
43
40
33
30
88
22
16
HARTFORD TO CA-
NAAN, CT.
By Stajfe from
HARTFORD to..
West Hartford....
Avon
Canton
COLLINSVILLB
New Hartford
Winchester
Norfolk to
OANAAN
From
Ca-
naan.
CANAAN TH HART-
FORD. (Read up.)
From
Sha-
ron.
53
43
35
31
89
35
19
14
8
4
From
Sha-
ron.
HARTFORD TO SHA-
RON, CT.
Bij Stage from
HARTFORD to . .
Farmington
Bristol
Terrysville
Plymouth
Northficid
Litchfield
Milton
Cornwall Bridge...
Ellsworth •
SHARON
SHARON TO HART-
FORD. {Read up.)
Plao*
to
Place.
3
7
3
3
6
6
10
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
8
4
2
4
6
5
6
4
4
Place
to
Place.
FiDia
Harf
ford
3
10
13
15
31
37
37
43
From
Hart-
ford.
From
Hart<
ford.
ROUTES FROM
HAVEN.
NEW
62
55
50
44
37
34
3(5
19
1^
11
NEW HAVEN TO
HARTFORD AND
SPRINGFIELD.
JV*. Haven, Hartford
and Springfield R.R.
NEW HAVEN to
North Haven
Wallingford
Merioen
♦Berlin
New Britain
HARTFORD
Windsor
Windsor Locks. . . .
Warehouse Poiat. .
I
Place
to
Place.
7
5
6
7
3
8
7
6
S
From
New
Teu.
7
13
18
25
28
36
43
49
88
ROUTES FROM NEW YORK.
8
From
Bii'g-
lleia.
Thompsonville to.
SPRINGFIELD .
SPRINGFIELD TO
HARTFORD AND N.
HAVEN. {Read up.)
3
8
Place
to
Piatfe.
54
62
From
New
Ha-
ven.
Fare, from New Haven to Hart-
fsrd, f 1 00 ; and from Hartford to
Springfield, 75 cents.
* The MiDDLETowN Branch R.R.
diverges here, and runs to MdUle-
town, 10 miles. Fare, 30 cents.
New Haven to JV. York, see p. 34.
N. Haven to JV*. Dmdon, see p. 35.
From
V'rth-
amp-
ton.
NEW HAVEN TO
NORTHAMPTON.
JV*«zo Haven and
Korthampfon R. R.
NEW HAVEN to
Hamden Plain...
Centreville ■
Mt. Carmel >
Bradley's
Brook's
4
2
2
2
2
Cheshire I 3
Place
to
Place.
from
New
Ha-
ven.
4
6
8
10
12
15
Hitchcock's
Southingtou
♦Plainville
t FARMINGTON.
UnionTille
ColIinsYille
Granby ,
Suffleld
Feeding Hills
West Springfield....
NORTHAMPTON
KuRTHAMPTON TO
NEW HAVEN.
(Read up.)
4
2
6
3
8
5
8
19
21
27
30
33
38
48
Place From
to "ew
I Place. Ha.
I veo.
The New Haven and Nbrtkamp-
ton, or Canal R. R. is not yet com-
pleted. At West Springfield it will
unite with the Western R. £., lead-
ing to Boston and Albany.
* The HaHford, Providence and
FishkiU B. R. intersects here.
t Connects here with the Tarif-
viue Branch R.R. Route — Farrn-
ington to Avon, 10 miles; Sims-
bury, 15 miles; TarifFTille, 19 miles;
from New Haven, 49 miles.
ROUTES FROM NEW YORK,
The following are the principal railroad routes diverging from JiTeto York:
the traveller will rtfer to each respectively, as may be required.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RKiLROAD, Depot foot ofDuane Street, Mrth
«i»er.— This route leads the traveller to Goshen, Port Jervis, Deposit,
Binghampton, Owego, Elmira, Corning, Hornellsville, Clean, and Dun-
kirk. Also, to Ithaca, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and
the West. See pages 48 and 49.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Depot Hudson Square, and Chamber St.—
Leads to Poughkeepsie, Hudson, Albany, Troy, Saratoqra Springs, White-
hall. Lake George, Lake Champlain,' Burlington, Vt., and Montreal.
Also, flrom Albany to Buffalo, and the West. See page 53.
HARLEM RAILROAD, Depot aty Hall Square, Centre Street.— Leads to
Albany, Troy, Montreal, and tfte West. See pugc 52.
ROUTES FROM NEW YORK.
39
4 f 19
2 21
I 6 I 27
ONJ 3 30
3 33
5 38
8 I 48
owl
'01 Place! From
I I to I New
Place. I Ha.
ven.
w? Nbrthamp.
not yet com-
ngfield it will
n M. R., lead.
any.
^ovidence and
ts here.
ih the Tan'^
;Oute--Parm.
miles; Sims-
ille, 19 miles;
Qiles.
I JVfeio York:
quired.
'treet, Mrth
is, Deposit,
I, and Dun*
I Falls, and
amber St.—.
iffs, White.
Montreal.
-Leadi to
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD, Depot Canal street, near
Broadway. — Leads to Norwalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford,
Springfield, Worcester, and Boston. Also, to the various places on the
Uousatonic, ^avgatuck, and Canal Railroads^ See page 45.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Depot South Ferry, near the Battery.— Leada
from Brooklyn, to Jamaica, Farniingdale, Riverhead, and Greenport.
See page 47.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD, Depot foot of Liberty Street, ITorth fliuw.—
Leads from 'Jersey City to JNiewark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton,
and Philadelphia. See page £8.
RAMAPO AND PATERSON, AND PATERSON AND HUDSON, RAILROADS,
Office foot of Cortlandt Street. — Leads from Jersey City to Paterson and
Buffern's, and, from the latter plane, to the various stations on the New
York and Erie Railroad. See p. 66.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.-icaM from Pier JVb. 1 J^orth
River, by steamboat, for Elizabethport ; or, by the Jfew Jersey R. R., to
Elizabethtown.— Leads from thence to Plainfield, Bound Brook, Whito
House, Easton, Wilkesbarre, Mauch Chugk, Bethlehem, Belvidere, Dela*
ware and Lehigh Water-Gaps, Coal region, &.c. See page 91.
. MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. Depot foot of Liberty Street-Leadn
from the New Jersey Railroad, at Newark, to Orange, Morristown, and
Dover. Also, to Schooley's Mountain, Stanhope, Newton, Hacketstown,
Milford, &;c. See page 95.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROATLlNE.-Leave, by steamboat, from
Pier JVb. 1 JW«A River, for South Amboy. From thence, by R. R., to
Hightstown, Bordentown, Camden, and Philadelphia. See page 88.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER LInTtO B{iS'TOH,Si.o. -Steamboats leave,
from the foot of Cortland Street, for New London and AIIyn*s Point,
thence by railroad, to Norwich, Worcester, and Boston. Leads, also, to
Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence, Concord, Willimantic. &c. See page 46.
STONINGTON and PROVIDENCEIiNE to BOSTON-SfcamJoaC leaves
from Pier JVb. 2 J^orth River, for Stonington, thence, by railroad, to
Providence, and Boston. See page 33.
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER LInTtO B0ST0N.-/>«»«, by steamboat,
from Pier JVb. 3 JVbrf A River, for Newport, and Fall River, thence bj
railroad, to Boston. See page 32.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMBOATS, L^ave for Albany, and Troy, and th«
various towns and villages on the banks of the Hudson.
STEAMBOATS I'un between New York and Norwalk, Bridgeport, New
Haven, and Hartford.
Also, to Staten and Long Islands, and to Keyport, Long Branch, and
other places in New Jersey.
N.B. The cars on the city railroads run every few minutes during ih«
HACKNEY COACH FARES.
HACKNEY COACH FARES IN NEW YORK.
For conveying a passenger any distance not exceeding one mile, 25
cents; two passengers, 50 cents; or, 25 cents eacli; every additional
passenger, 25 cents. j- , j .u-
For conveying a passenger any distance exceeding a mile, and within
two miles, 50 cents ; every additional passenger, 25 cents.
For tlie use of a hackney coach, carriage, or cab, by the day, with one
or more passengers, $5 00. ^ w *•. t. »
For the use of a hackney-coach, carriage, or cab, by the hour, with one
or more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and
of stopping as often as may be required, as follows .—first hour, $1 00;
■econd hour, 75 cents ; every succeeding hour, 50 cents.
Children under two years of age, nothing; from two to fourteen, half
price.
Each passenger is entitled to take one trunk, valise, box, bag, or other
travelling package ; and as many more as he pleases, by paying six cents
for each extra one, or 12i cents if over a mile.
If tlie distance be over one mile, and not oyer two miles, the charge
Ibr one passenger is 50 cents, and each additional one, 25 cents.
If a carriage is taken by the day or hour, it must be so specified.
If a hack is detained or hindered, the driver is entitled to 75 cents for
the first hour, and 37i cents per hour afterwards, in addition to mileage.
Every Iiack is required to be conspicuously numbered, and to have the
rates of fare posted up within it; and in default of either of tliese, the
driver is not to demand or receive any pay.
Cabs.— Calls to and ftom dwellings, to or ftom steamboats, or other
parts of the city, with one or two persons, 50 cents.
Wlien leaving the stand with one person, any distan^ not over a
mile and a half, 25 cents. When with two persons, 37^ cents. When
by the hour, driving in town ftom place to place, for each iiour, 50 cents.
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
from th* Btttory.
of a mile.
mile.
from tlw Ksohui*.
i of a mile.
♦
1 mile.
H
II::::::
9'.
2i
8*.
3 .
3i.
Vfom tht City HaB.
mile.
I of a mile....
1
li:
1*.
S .
t
3 .
To
(Rector street.
{ Trinity Chnrch.
Fulton street.
Warren street.
Leonard street.
Canal street.
Spring street.
Houston street.
4th street.
9th street.
14th street.
17th street.
94th street
90th street.
34th street.
38th street.
TABLES OF DISTANCES.
41
g one mile, 2S
ery additional
wUr, with one
i to pJace, and
* hour, $1 00;
oats, or other
Fcom tb« Battery.
4 miles
4J •
4i
4* •••
6
a
«*...
«l
6
^ ••
w
6*
7
7*
7}
71
8
^
8*
8*
9
9i
9l
H
From the Exchange.
3} of a mile«.
4
4^..
4i
4*
5
5^
4
5*
6
6i
6*
6*
7
7i
7t
71
8
8J
8i
8*1
9
9i
9l....
From the City Han.
3^ of a mile....
3i
3*
4
4i
4i
4*
5
5k
5*
5*
6
6J
6i
6?
7
7J
7i
7*
8
8^
Si
8*
9
To
44th street.
49th stieet.
54th street.
58th street.
63d 8tre<'t
68th street.
73d street.
78th street.
83d street.
88th Htreet.
93d street. ■
97th street.
102d street.
107th street.
112th street.
117th street.
121st street.
126th street.
131st street.
I36th street.
I40th street.
145th street.
150th street.
154th street.
DISTANCES ACROSS THE DIFFERENT FERRIES FROM NEW YORK.
'Ferrlea.
Tarda.
Ferriea.
Taida.
South Perrv
1,066
731
735
635
Peck-sliD Perrv
2,800
950
Fulton Perrv
Williamsburgh Ferry
Staten Island Ferry
Catharine Perrv J.
6,418
V^alnut Street Ferry
A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCE, FARES, &o., FROM
N. YORK, TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PLAQES
IN THE UNION.
The following table will show at a glance the dist<tnee, txpensB, and
time, occupied, in travelling fl-om New York city, to the most prominent
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate
of fares, when travelling in steamboats, upon lakes or rivers, as those
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be
obtained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found neai
enough to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given if
that which is actually occupied in passing from one point to another;
4*
42
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o.
SJ-N/^ ^N.-'ta^/S."*
the detentions between each route are not taken into consideration, as
these the traveller must determine for himself. Tlie distances are gene-
rally given by the shortest routes.
Names of Places.
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NEW YORK to Albant, by B. R. (by steamboat the fare
varies from 50 cents and upwards)..
Baltimore
Bbllows' Falls, Vt
BiNGHAHTOK, via Erie B.B
Boston, via Springfield
Boston, via Long Island Sound
Buffalo, by R.R., via Albany, and New
York Central R. R
Buffalo, via Erie R. R., and Buffalo and
New York City R.R
BuKLiNQTON, Vt., by R.R., via Troy and
Rutland <
Charleston, S.C, by R.R
Chicago, via Erie R.R. and Cleveland...
Chicago, via Albany and Canada
Chicago, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
Cleveland ..,
Cincinnati, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and
Columbus
-Cincinnati, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg
and Crestline
Cleveland, via ErieR.R
Columbus, Q., Via Dunkirk and Clevel'd.
Detroit, via Albany and Canada
Detroit, via Erie R.R., Buffalo and Can
Dunkirk, via Erie R.R
Elmira, via Erie R.R
Galena, HI., via Dunkirk, Cleveland and
Chicago
Hartford, via New Haven
Indianapous, la., via Dunkirk, Cleve-
land, and Bellefontaine
Indunapous, Ia.,via Philadelphia, Pitts-
burg and Bellefontaine
Ithaca, via Erie R. R
Lake George, via R. R. and Plank Road
Louisville, Ky., via Dunkirk, Cleveland
and Indianapolis
Louisville, Ky., via Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, and Ohio River
LouisvuLE, Ky., via Philadelphia, Pitts-
burg and Indianapolis
Memphis, via Chicago, St. Louis, and the
Mississippi River
Memphis, Tenn., via Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, and Ohio River
Memphis, Tenn., via Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, and Ohio River
Miles.
144
184
221
215
236
230
442
423
300
782
908
954
934
857
807
602
714
677
665
460
274
1128
102
888
838
270
213
946
990
947
1662
1624
1586
Hoars
6
H
9
9
10
14
20
18
12
56
30
32
39i
28
32i
24
24
22
21
18
11
43
4i
30
35i
11
10
32
40
40|
70
92
79
Fare.
$3 00
6 00
4 50
4 65
5 00
4 00
8 00
8 00
7 00
19 00
19 00
19 00
23 00
17 00
20 00
11 00
14 90
13 00
13 00
9 00
6 90
24 50
2 30
17 00
20 50
6 00
6 00
19 00
18 60
21 50
36 00
29 00
29 00
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o.
43
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NEW YORK to MiLWAUKiE, via Dunkirk, Chicago, and
Lake Michigan
Mobile, Ala., via seaboard Route and
Georgia
MONTOOMERT, Ala., vla seaboard Route
and Georgia
MoNTPEUEE, via Connecticut Valley R.R.
MoNTftEAL, by R.R., via Troy and Bur-
lington, Yt
Nashville, via Dunkirk, Cleveland, In-
dianapolis, Louisville, Ky., and Ohio
and Cumberland Rivers
. New Haven, via New Haven R. R
New Orleans, via Montgomery and Mo-
bile, Ala
New Orleans, via Dunkirk, Cleveland,
I Cincinnati, and Ohio River
New Orleans, via Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Chicago, St. Louis, and Mis'sippi Riv.
Niagara Falls, via Albany
Niaoaha Falls, via Erie R. R
oodensburg, n.y
Philadelphia
Providence, via Long Island Sound
Rochester, N.Y., via Albany
Rochester, N.Y., via Erie R.R
Bock Island, 111., via Dunkirk, Cleve-
land and Chicago ...
Saratoga Springs, by R. R. (By steam-
boat to Albany, the fare is less.)
Savannah, Ga., by R. R
ScRANTON, Pa., via Erie R.R
Springfield, via Hartford
St. Johnsburt, Vt
St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and
Chicago..*.
St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and
Indianapolis
St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cincinnati and
Ohio River
St. Louis, via Philadelphia, - Pittsburg
and Indianapolis
St. Paul. Min., via Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Chicago, and Mississippi River
Washington
Watertown, N.Y., via Albany and Rome
- White Mountains (Littleton, foot of the
Mountains.)
Worcester, Mass., via Springfield
Worcester, Mass., via Long Island
Sound and Norwich
Miiea. Hours Fare,
1047
1431
1234
323
403
1524
76
1597
2405
2765
44()
44U
473
87
188
373
372
1139
183
907
251
138
321
1242
1151
1554
1109
1463
224
350
320
192
181
55
114
74
13
14
49
3
137
153
186
20
20
16
4i
13
15
15
44
8
66
10
5
13
40
88
86
46i
76
Hi
15
n
10
55 00
37 00
20
50
42
7
10
29
1
00
00
00
00
50
00
60
46
8
7
10
3
3
7
7
00
00
80
60
00
00
50
50
23 50
4
24
6
3
7
26
25
26
30
27
7
7
7
4
00
00
10
25
20
50
00
00
00
25
25
00
50
00
3 00
44
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, CAN.
From
Mon-
treal.
403
395
886
882
378
876
871
360
343
328
822
312
303
287
277
259
253
249
241
239
232
230
226
223
221
219
214
209
206
200
195
176
170
159
153
144
138
130
125
123
114
109
103
96
91
84
N. YORK TO MON-
TREAL, CAN.
Hudson River R.R.
NEW YORK to
Manhattan
Yonkers
Hastings
Irving
Tarrytown
Sing Sing
Peekskill
Fishkill
FOUaHEEEFSIE.
Hyde Park
llkinebeck
Tivoli,
Hudson
Stuyvesant
East ALBANY
TROY
Troy and Boston RR.
Lansingbor;
Schagticoke...
Pittstown
Buskirk's Bridge
EAGLE BRIDGE.
N. Hoosick
State Line
Western Vermont R.
Nortli Bennington...
S. Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury
Arlington.....
Sunderlnnd
Manchester
East Dorset
Clarendon
RUTLAND
RuUand and Bur-
lington R.R.
Pittsford
Brandon
Salisbury
Middlebury
New Haven
Vergennes
Ferrisburg
Charlotte
Shelburne
BURLINGTON
Esse:: Depot
Vermont Central RR.
Colchester
Milton
Place
to
Place,
8
9
4
4
2
5
11
17
15
6
10
9
16
10
18
6
4
8
2
7
2
4
3
2
I
5
3
6
5
19
6
11
6
9
6
8
5
2
9
5
6
7
6
7
From
New
York.
8
17
21
25
27
32
43
60
75
81
91
100
116
126
144
150
154
162
164
171
173
177
180
182
184
189
194
197
203
208
227
233
244
250
259
265
273
278
280
289
294
300
307
312
819
80
70
61
61
49
47
24
9
Frrm
Mjo-
t/eal.
Georgia
St. Alban's..
Swanton
Alburgh
W. Alburgh
ROUSE'S POINT..
Champlain and St.
Lawrence R.R.
nX. tlohn s •••
' ja Prairie
MONTREAL
MONTREAL TO NEW
YORK. {Read up.)
4
10
9
10
2
2
23
15
9
Plact
to
Place.
323
333
342
352
356
379
394
403
From
New
York.
To reach Albany, which is an im-
portant town on the route, passen-
gers will have the choice of either
the Hudson River R.R., or the New
York and Albany R. R. (Ilarlem
R, R.), or, if they prefer At, by one
of the steamboats plying upon the
Hudson River, either night or day.
From Albany there will again be
a choice of several routes : —
1st. Via Troy, or Schenectady, to
Saratoga Sp'gs and L. George, meet-
ing the Champlain steamboat going
north, at the Ticonderoga Landing.
2nd. From Albany, via Saratoga,
to Whitehall by R.R., thence by the
L. Champlain steamboat to Platts-
burg ; ot continue on by cars from
Wiiitehall to Rutland, thence to
Montreal.
3rd. From Albany, via the Albany
Northern R. R., and the Rutland
and Washington, and the Rutland
R. R., to Burlington, Yt., thence to
Montreal by R.R.via Ro'jse's Point;
or from Burlington may cross Lake
Champlain to PlatcsbUrg, and thence
to Montreal.
4th. From Albany, or Troy, via
the Western Vermont R.R. and Bur-
lington, thence to Montreal.
Th6 itoregoing railroad route is,
perhaps, the most direct between N.
York and Montreal, owing to its
being one continuous line. It must
be borne in mind, however, that pas-
sengers have the choice of either the
Hudson River R. R., or the N. York
and Albany (Harlem) R.R., between
the cities of New York and Albany.
NEW YORK TO NEW HAVEN.
NT.,
St.
4
10
9
10
2
2
323
333
342
352
3o4
356
EW
ip.)
23
379
15
394
9
403
-
Place
Prom
to
New
Place.
York.
hich is an im-
route, passen-
loice of either
I', or the New
I. R. (Ilarlem
ifer \t, by one
ing upon the
night or day.
will again be
ites : —
shenectady, to
George, meet-
iamboat going
roga Landing,
via Saratoga,
thenoo by the
)oat to Platts-
by cars from
id, thence to
^ia the Albany
the Rutland
[ the Rutland
i^t., thence to
lo'jise's Point;
ay cross Lake
rg, and thence
or Troy, via
R.R. and Bur-
itreal.
oad route is,
ct between N.
owing to its
ine. It must
>ver, that pas-
» of either the
• the N. York
I.R., between
and Albany.
From
ir.Ha-
Ten.
76
74
63
56
53
49
47
45
40
35
3-2
fi)
24
22
18
14
10
From
New
Ha-
ven.
NEW YORK TO NEW
HAVEN.
Place
to
Place.
NEW YORK to..,
Thirty -second St.-
4' William's Bridge.
NewRochelle ,
Mamaroneck.x..,
Rye
Port Chester
Greenwich
Stamford
Darien
NORWALK
Westport
Southport .........
Fairfield
tfimnoEPORT
Stratford
Milford to.. :.
|NEW HAVEN .
NEW HAVEN TO
NEW YORK.
(Read up.)
2
11
7
3
4
2
2
5
5
3
3
5
2
4
4
4
10
Place
to
Place.
From
New
York.
2
13
20
23
27
29
31
36
41
44
47
52
54
58
62
66
76
From
New
York.
Fare, $1 50. 7^ me, 3 hours.
* Diverges from the Uarlem R.R.,
near this point.
t Branch B. R. to Danbury, Ct. .
i The HousatonicR.R. joins here.
Passengers for the Naugatuck B.R.
stop here.
§ For Routes from New Haven,
BPe page 37.
From
Pitta-
field.
168
110
100
9^
91
87
81
75
68
62
53
49
43
37
NEW Yu K TO
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
JV. r. Sc M Haven R.
NEW YORK to...
^Bridgeport
Housatonic R. R.
Stepney
Botsford.
Newtown
Hawleyville
Brook^eld
New Milford
Gay lord's Bridge...
Kent
Cornwall Bridge...
West Cornwall....
Falls Village
Canaan
Place
From
to
New
Place.
York.
58
58
10
68
5
73
4
77
4
81
6
87
6
93
7
100
6
106
9
115
4
119
6
125
6
131
31
25
23
20
17
11
8
From
Pittii-
fieia.
Sheffield
Great BaiTington..
Van DEUseN«;i^LG.
Glendale
Stockbridge
Lee
Lenox to
tPITTSriELD . .
PITTSFIELD TO
NEW YORK.
{Read up.)
6
6
2
3
3
6
3
8
Place
to
Place.
45
137
143
145
148
151
157
160
168
From
New
York.
Fare, $3 00. Time, about 8 hours.
From Bridgeport to Pittajietd, $2 00.
♦ Bridgeport, see foregoing route.
tPittsfield to North Adams, see
following route.
Stages leave, on arrival of trains,
Hawleyville for Danbury, Bethel,
Sec. ; Newtown for Woodbury, Beth'
lehem, &c. ; New Milford for Litch'
field; Canaan, for Sharon, Ooshen,
JVorfolk, and fVinstcd.
At Pittsfield, the HousatonicR.R.
unites with the Pittsfield and North
Adams R. R. ; also, with the West-
ern R. R., leading to Springfield,
Worcester, Boston, and .Albany.
From
NoMh
Ad-
ems.
20
.i7
14
11
9
6
From
North
Ad-
ami.
PITTSFIELD TO
NORTH ADAMS.
Pittsfield and JVorth
Jldams R. R.
♦PITTSFIELD to.
Packard's
E. Lanesborough. .
Cheshire
Cheshire Harbor...
South Adams to. ..
tNORTH ADAMS
NORTH ADAMS TO
PITTSFIELD.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
3
3
3
2
3
6
Place
to
Place.
From
Pitta-
field.
3
6
9
11
14
20
•]
From
Pitta-
field.
♦ At Pittsfield this road unitea
with the Mass. Western R. R.
t Stages run from North Adams
to Williamstown, Mass. ; also, to
Bennington, and Rutland, Vt., &;c.
At the latter place they unite with
the Rutland R. R., and the railroad
r: .. .ig from thence to Whitehall,
N.Y.
40
NEW YORK TO ALBANY.
From
Al-
bany
194
49
41
3S
33
28
S3
19
16
8
From
Al-
bany.
NEW YORK TO AL-
BANY.
Hous<itonic R. R.
NEW YORK to...
*VanDeusenville..
West StockbriUge. .
tState Line
Canasn ...•.•••..>
East Chatham
Chatham 4 Corners.
Chatham Centre...
Kinderhook -
Schodac to
ALBANY..
Place
to
Place.
ALBANY TO NEW
YORK. {Read up.)
145
8
3
5
5
5
4
3
8
8
From
New
York.
145
153
156
161
166
171
175
178
186
194
Place From
to New
Place. York.
Fare, $4 00. lime, about 10 hours.
* Van Deusenville, see page 45.
At the State Line, this route in-
tersects with the Hudson and Berk-
Bhire R. R. Passengers may tliere-
fore pass over this road to the city
of Hudson, and may go thence to
either New York or Albany.
Tlie Housatonic route is a fa-
vorite one, for reaching that cele-
brated watering-place, the Lebunon
Springs. Fare through, from New
York, $3 50.
From
Win-
■ted.
62
58
57
48
46
42
35
30
27
SO
15
13
10
5
From
Wtn.
Med.
BRIDGEPORT TO
WINSTED.
J^'augatuck R. R.
BRIDaSFORT to
Stratford
Junction
Derby
Ansonia
Humphreysville ..
IVaugatuck
Waterbdry .....
Waterville
Plymouth ,
Camp's Mills
Litchfield
Wolcottville
Burrville
WINSTED
WINSTED TO
BRIDGEPORT.
( Read up.)
Plate From
to Bri'ge-
Place, port.
4
1
9
2
4
7
5
3
7
5
2
3
5
5
4
5
14
10
80
27
32
35
42
47
49
52
57
62
Place From
to Bri'ge-
Place. I port
Fare, $1 50. T^me, about 3 hours.
Stages leave Humphreysville for
Oxford, Woodbury, &.c. ; from Wa-
terbury for IVatertown; from Litch.
field Station fur Flijmoui.li^ and
Litchfield,
From
Wee-
■ter.
233
229
236
218
210
199
188
176
173
170
158
144
129
118
112
109
104
103
95
88
85
79
76
71
69
66
61
56
50
46
45
36
35
33
NEW YORK TO
WORCESTER AND
liASHUA.
By Steaviboat from
NEW YORK to...
Blackweirs Island.
Hell-Gate
Throgg's Point
New Rochelle
Greenwich Pt. (Ct.)
Norwalkl 'and....
Black Rock
Bridgeport. ......
Stratford Point-...
New Haven Light
Faulkner's Island. .
Connecticut River.
New London
By Railroad to
Montville
Moliegan
Norwich
Jfonoich and Worce-
ster R. R.
Greenville
Jewett City
Plaitifield
Central VUlage....
Danielsonville.....
Daysville
Pomfret
Thompson
Fisherville
Webster
Oxford
Auburn".
Grand Junction... .
WORCESTER ...
Wor.i^J\raskuaR.R.
West Boylston....
Oakdale •.
Sterling
Place ; From
to
Plate.
4
3
8
8
11
11
12
3
3
12
14
15
11
6
3
5
1
8
7
3
6
3
5
2
3
5
5
6
4
1
9
1
2
New
York.
4
7
15
23
34
45
57
60
63
75
89
104
115
121
124
129
130
1.T8
145
148
154
157
•163
164
167
173
177
183
187
183
197
198
200
NEW YORK TO GREENPORT.
\about 3 hours.
[JhreysvilJe fo,
K. ; from vVa-
h; from Liu,/j.
r^ifinoiu/i, and
10, to
I'lace
Place , From
•New
om
nd.
:t.)
HTi
1.
4
3
8
8
II
11
13
3
3
12
14
sr.| 15
11
"Vork.
4
7
15
2J
34
45
57
(iO
63
75
89
104
115
;«•
6 121
3 124
5 I 129
1
8
7
3
6
3
5
2
3
5
5
6
4
1
130
138
145
148
154
157
•103
164
167
178
177
183
187
188
S9
27
S6
S2
20
17
14
b
6
From
Kiuilf
Ufti
Olintonville
New Boiiton
Lancaster...
Still River
Harvard
Groton Junction...
Groton Centre
Pepperell
Hollis to
NASHUA
NASHUA TO N^
YORK. {Read up.)
4
2
1
4
2
3
3
5
3
6
204
200
207
211
213
216
219
224
227
233
Place
to
FUoe.
From
Mew
York.
Fare, from JVcw York to Woree-
Her, 33 00. Time, Hi hours.
Jfm York to Jfaahua^ $4 00.
Time, 16i hours.
N. B.— Pergona, if they prefer it,
can go between New York and
Nashua, N. H., the entire distance,
by railroad, by leaving the former
city, in the New Haven cars.
9 197
1 198
2 I 200
From
Ore'n
port
IT
95
93
90
87
86
84
81
78
75
73
72
69
63
67
54
51
40
■ 40
a5
29
31
16
12
NEW YORK TO
GREENPORT.
NEW YORK to..
Brooklyn {by ferry)
Lang Island R, R.
Bedford
East New York...
tJnion Course
WoodvlUe
Jamaica
Brushville
Hyde Park
Hempstead Branch
Carl Place
Westbury
Hicksville
Farmingdale
Deer Park
Thompson
Suffolk Station....
Lake Road..
Medford
Yaphank
St. George's Manor
RiVERHEAD
Jamesport
Mattetuck
Cutchogue (
Flaeo
to
Place.
1
2
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
2
1
3
6
6
3
3
5
6
5
6
8
5
4
3
From
New
York.
1
3
6
10
12
15
18
21
23
24
27
33
39
42
45
50
56
61
67
75
80
84
87
5
4
Hermitage
Southold to
♦GREENPORT . .
4
1
4
Place
to
Place.
01
92
96
From
Ore'n.
port.
GREENPORT TO
NEW YORK.
{Head up.)
From
New
York.
Fare, $2 25. lime, about 4^ hours.
* A steamboat formerly ran be-
tween Greenport and New London,
but for the present is discontinued.
Stages leave Jamaica for Roeka-
way, fare, 50 cents; Hempstead
Branch, for Roslyn, 37icts. ; Hicks.
ville, for Cold Spring, Huntivgton,
and Oyster Bay; Deer Park, for
Goram, and Babylon; Thompson, for
/slip, and Mcchanicsville; Medford
Station, for Patchogue; Yaphank,
for Millville; St. George's Manor,
for Moriches; Ri verhead,for Quoque,
fVesthampton, Southampton, &c. A
steamboat runs between Greenport
and Sag Harbor.
From
Weet
Stock-
bri'ge.
150
147
142
137
133
129
128
J26
123
117
114
108
97
01
87
85
82
76
70
66
60
54
NEW YORK TO W.
STOCKBRIDGE, VIA
HUDSON.
Hudson River R. R.
NEW YORK to...
Thirty-first Street.
Maiihattanviile ...
Spuyten Duyvil Cr
Yonkers
Hastings
Dobb's Ferry
Dearman
Tarrytown
SiNQ-SiNO
Croton
Peekskill
Cold Spring
Fishkill Landing..
Carthat^e
New Hamburg ....
Barnegat
POUGIIKEEPSIE
Hyde Park
Staatsburg
Rhineheck
Red Hook. ........
Place
to
Place
3
5
5
4
4
1
2
3
6
3
6
11
6
4
2
3
6
6
4
6
8
Froa
New
York.
3
8
13
17
21
22
24
27
33
36
42
53
59
63
65
68
74
80
84
90 .
9e
48
51
46
4'2
34
30
25
19
14
11
5
3
Prom
Wot
Stock,
bridge
NEW YORK TO DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO.
Upper Red Hook..*.
Clermont
Livingston
HUDSON
Hud. 4* Berkshire R.
Claveracic
Melienville
Ghent
Chatham 4 Corners.
East Chatham
EdWfi..d*s
State Line to.......
W. STOOKBR'GE.
W. STOCKBRIDGE
TO HUDSON AND N.
YORK. {Read up.)
3
99
5
:o4
4
108
8
110
4
130
5
125
6
131
5
136
3
139
6
145
2
147
3
150
Place
From
to
Kew
Place.
York.
Steamboats run between N. York
and Hudson, connecting at the lat-
ter place with the Hudson and
Berkshire R. R.
Stages leave Edward's Depot for
Lebanon Springs. Fare, through,
from New York, $2 50.
From
Pnn>
kirk.
460
459
457
454
450
448
443
438
436
434
432
427
426
424
418
415
412
410
407
405
404
400
396
392
389
384
371
NEW YORK TO DUN-
KIRK AND BUFFALO.
N.YORK, (ferry to)
Jersey City
Cergen
Germantown
Boiling Spring
Passaic Bridcre
PATERSON
Godwinville........
HohokuB
Allendale
Ramsey's
SUFPERNS
A*. Y. and Erie R. R.
Ramapo
Sloatsburg
Southflelds
Greenwood
Turner's
Monroe
Oxford
Junction (NewVg Br'ch)
Chester
aOSHEN
New Hampton...
Middletown
Howeirs.. :.
Otisvillc.
PORT J5;.J5yiS, Del
Place
to
Place.
1
2
3
4
2
5
5
2
2
1
2
6
3
3
2
3
2
1
4
4
4
3
5
13
From
New
York.
1
3
6
10
12
17
22
24
26
28
33
34
36
42
45
48
50
53
55
56
60
64
68
71
76
69
353
349
343
3.37
329
.324
317
300
296
283
277
272
206
260
245
236
230
223
217
213
211
204
199
193
186
176
169
167
158
153
145
137
132
128
123
119
110
102
98
94
90
86
77
70
65
61
50
39
31
22
19
12
8
Shohola
Lacka waxen
!Vfast Hope
Narrowsburg..
Cochecton .'. ...
Callicoon
Hankin's
Stockport
Hancock
Deposit
Gulf Summit
Cascade Bridge
Siisquiffianna River.
*GREAT BEND..
fBINQHAMTON..
Union
Campville -
tOWEGO
Tioga
Smithboro'.^.-M
Barton
Waverley'(FactoryTine)
Chemung
Wellsburg
§ELMIRA
Big Flats ^,. .
lOORNING
Painted Post
Addison
Rathbonville
Cameron
Adrien
Canisteo
ITHORNELLSV'E.
Almond
Alfred
Andover
Genessee
Scio
Phillipsville
RelYidere
Friendship
Cuba
Hinsdale
OLEAN
Allegany
Great Valley
Little Valley
Cattaraugus
Dayton
Perryshurg
Smith's Mills
Porestville
**DUNKIRK
From
Dun-
kiirk.
DUNKIRK TO NEW
YORK. (Readvp.)
18
107
4
111
6
117
6
133
8
131
5
136
7
143
17
160
4
164
13
177
183
5
188
194
6
200
15
215
9
234
6
sao
7
237
6
243
4
247
2
249
7
256
5
261
6
267
7
274
10
284
7
291
2
293
9
302
5
307
8
315
8
323
5
,328
4
332
5
337
4
341
9
350
8
358
4
362
4
3G6
4
370
4
374
9
383
7
390
5
395
4
399 i
11
410,
11.
421
8
4291
9
438
3
441 ;
7
448
4
452
8
460
Place
From
to
New
Place.
York;
18
4
6
6
8
5
7
17
4
13
6
5
6
6
15
U
6
7
6
4
S
7
5
6
7
10
7
2
9
5
8
8
5
4
5
4
9
8
4
4
107
111
4
4
9
7
5
4
11
11.
8
9
3
7
4"
8
117
123
131
136
143
160
164
177
183
188
194
200
215
234
230
237
243
247
249
256
261
267
274
284
291
293
302
307
315
323
328
332
337
341
350
358
362
366
370
374
383
390
395
399 j
410,
421
429 1
438
441 ;
448
452
460
From
New
York:
NEW YORK TO DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO.
49
Note.— The New York and Erie
B. B< extends to the Hudson River
at Piermont, 24 miles above New
Yoric, with which it is connected
by the Company's steamboats. This
Eirtion of the line lying »a»t of the
Bmapo and Hudson R. P. junction
al Bunerns, is used now almost ex-
elusiveiy for the transportation of
flreight, the passenger travel going
by way of Jersey City and Paterson,
that rout.e being 10 miles shorter,
and saving at least one hour in
time.
The Jfetehwft Branch R. R. con-
nects with the Erie at the junction
near Chester. Passengers desiring
to visit the towns on the Hudson
River north of Newburg, or Sara-
toga, Cana<}a, Vermont, ice., will
avail themselves of this connection.
(By consulting the map, v)hich should
be done frequently, the routes will
become more intelligible.
Stage lines leave the various
places on the route, on arrival of
trains.
* The Lackaieana and Western R.
R. connects here and runs to Scran-
ton, 57 miles flrom Great Bend.
From Scranton, stages run to Pitts-
ton and Wilkesbarre, over a fine
plank road.
fHere the Syracuse and Ring-
hamton R.R. connects with the Erie
R. R. This opens a new and ad-
vantageous route to Syracuse and
Qsrego.
The Jllbany and Susquehanna RR.
will also connect with the Erie RR.
at Binghamton.
X The Cayuga and Susquehanna
R. R, diverges here, and extends to
Ithnca, 39 miles. Passengers for
Ithaca will leave the Erie R.R. at
Otnego. A connection by this route
is also formed with the N. Y. Cen-
tral R. R. running between Albany
and Buffalo.
§ The Chemung R.R. connects at
9
Elmira and runs to Jefferson, at
the head of Seneca Lake, 21 miles.
Pacscngers can here take the Seneca
Lake route to Geneva. Sec, or via
the Canandaigua and Elmira R. R.
may reach Penn Van, Canandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fulla,
&c» > > -
At Elmira a new and important
connection is made, diverging in a
southerly direction, through Penn-
sylvania, to Williamsport, Cata>
wissa, and the great Schuylkill coal
recion, Pottsville, Reading, and Phi-
ludelphia. Also to Harrisburg, Bal*
timce, and Washington, &c.
II The Corning and Blossburg RR.
extends from Corning to Blossburg,
Pa., 40 miles. Also the Buffalo,
Corning and JWto York R.R. extends
through the Valley of the Conhocton
to Bat'avia, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Slc.
IT The Buffalo and JW» York City
R.R. connects the Erie at Hornells-
ville directly with Buffhio, and with
the Buffalo and BrantJ'ord R. R. in
Canada.
** From Dunkirk a prolongation
of the Erie R. R. is formed by con-
tinuous lines, under differient cor-
porate names, extending thousands
of miles, and penetrating the hearts
of the great Western and South-
western Commonwealths, and open-
ing an avenue to trade and travel,
perhaps, without a parallel on the
globe.
At Dunkirk, also, the Erie R.R.
connects with the Buffalo and State
Line R. R., leading to Buffalo, Nia-
gara Falls, and Canada West.
Magnificent steamboats connect
the line at the Lake terminus with
Detroit, and other places on Lake
Erie.
For continuation of route to Erie,
Cleveland, Chicago, &c., see pagea
68 and 69.
'■"■^'"■^'
n
NEW YORK to BUFFALO.
I
Ocwc-
330
115
104
»3
8(i
76
73
m
62
57
35
23
11
Troro
to.
N. Y. TO OSWEGO,
VIA BIN6HAMT0N
AND SYRACUSE.
Erie R. R.
NEW YORK to....
\ (see page 48) (
S\fraeuae and Sing-
hamton R. R.
Chenango Fork
Lisle
Marathon
BlodgerH Mills
OORTLAND
Homer
Preble
Tully
SYRACUSE
Oswego 4* SpraeueeR
Ral^winsville.....
Fulton
OSWEGO
OSWEGO TO SYRA-
CUSE AND N.YORK.
{Read up.)
PUee
to
Plaie.
•215
11
11
7
10
4
3
7
5
22
12
12
11
Place
to
Place.
Fram
New
York.
315
226
•237
■244
2.54
258
'261
2(>8
273
295
.307
:uo
330
From
Mew
York.
JVo/e.— Oswego and Syracuse may
be reached from New York by either
of the routes to Albany, thence by
the Albany and Buffalo R. R. to
Syracuse, &c.
From
Buffa-
lo.
430
137
i-28
124
117
113
109
101
91
85
80
NEW YORK TO BUF-
FALO AND NIAGARA
FALLS via BUFFALO,
CORNING S.N.Y.R'.
Fia JV. r. * Erie R.
NEW YORK to....
I Painted Post... )
} (see page 48.) j
Bvffalo, Corning and
Jfew York R. R.
Campbell .>
Savona. ...... .......
BATH
Kennedy ville
tAvoca
Liberty ,.
Wayland
Spring Water
Conesuso...
FlacH
to
Flare.
293
9
4
7
4
4
8
10
6
5
From
New
York.
293
302
.306
313
317
321
329
.339
345
350
73
61
54
47
37
From
Bullli-
lo.
Livonia Centre
Oenesaee Valley Br.
Avon
Caledonia
Le Koy
* Batavia
A*.r. Central R.R. to
BUFFALO
BUFFALO TO NEW
YORK VIA BUFFALO,
CORNING ft, N.Y.R.
(Riad up.)
12
7
7
10
37
Place
io
Place.
357
369
:J7tt
:m
393
430
Frnm
Nf w
York.
* Fronfj Batavia to Niagara Pnlli
via Cnnandaigua and Niagara Falli
R. U. is 47 milfs.
JVoffl.— By the Niagara Suspen-
Sinn Bridge this route is connected
with the Great Weptern R. R. of
Canada, running hence to Detroit,
connecting with the routes to Chi-
cago, Sec.
I'niisengers can take the route via
Buflalo to Niagara Fulls, or from
Buffalo via Buffalo and Brantford
H. R. to Detroit, &c.
From
Buffa-
lo.
423
91
67
61
31
From
Buffa-
lo.
NEWYORK TO BUF-
FALO VIA BUFFALO
ANDN. Y. CITYRR.
Via JV. r. S^ Erie R.
NEW YORK to....
Hornellsville
Bvff.SfJ^.Y. CityR.
Nunda
Portage
Attica
Batavia Br^eh R. to
♦BUFFALO
BUFFALO TO NEW
YORK VIA BUFFALO
AND N.Y. CITY RR.
Plac*
to
Place.
332
24
6
30
31
Place
to
Place.
From
New
York.
332
356
.362
3f)-2
423
From
New
York
* See routes from Buffalo, p. 65.
P.,JN. Y. TO NIAGARA
nIT™ FALLS VIA ELMIRA
Faiu. & CANANDAIGUA.
448
174
Via Erie R. R.
NEW YORK to....
Elmira
Plaee
to
Place.
274
From
New
York.
274
NEW YORK TO 8CRANT0N.
n
to Niagara Pnlli
>n(l Niagara Falli
Niagara Suspen-
>iiie is connected
^''estern R. R. of
i«nce to Detroit,
ie routes to Oii-
ake the route via
a Falls, or from
and Brantrord
152
!3i
127
131
103
87
78
64
57
47
U
From
Kia't
FaJb.
C»nandaigua 4* £'*
mira R, It.
Jeflurson
iVIilo Centre
Penn Van
Hellona
OANANDAIGUA.
JV. Y. Central R. R.
W. BloomHelfi
Honeoye Falls
Caledonia
Le Roy
Batavia
NIAS^ARA F'LS..
NIA'iARA FALLS TO
N.Y. VIA OANAN-
DAIGUA & ELMIRA.
(Read, up.)
22
SI
4
6
18
16
9
14
7
10
47
Place
to
Place
200
317
321
327
345
361
370
:)84
391
401
448
From
Npw
York.
JVo<«— From Canandaigua pas-
sengers may reach Rochester via
railroad, 39 miles.
From Batavia, also, they may
reach Buffalo via railroad, 37 miles.
Fn.m!NEW YORK TO BUF
»•>«)>- FALO VIA ITHACA &
ROCHESTER, N.Y.
448
Sll
207
202
197
191
178
155
148
142
136
131
128
121
ion
90
70
51
37
NEW YORK to....
J Owego via N.Y. )
\ &, Erie R. p. 48. i
Cayuga Sjf Sus. R.
S. Candor
Candor
Wilseyville
Pugley's
ITHAOA
Ovid Landing
Aurora
Union Spring......
(Jayuga
JSr. r. Central R. R.
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
Geneva
Clifton^prings
OANANDAIGUA.
ROOHEStER
Bergen
Batavia
BUFFALO
From BUFFALO TO N. Y.
""""•jVIA ROCHESTER &
'ITHACA. {Read up.)
Place
to
Plao«,
237
4
5
5
6
13
23
7
6
6
5
3
7
12
10
29
19
14
37
Place
to
Place.
From
New
York.
237
341
246
251
257
270
203
300
306
313
317
320
327
339
349
378
397
411
448
From
New
York.
M>te.—From Rochester passen-
gers may proceed to Niagara Falls
via the Rochester^ Lockport and
J^iagara Falls R. A.,7U miles; and
tVoiu thence via the Great Western
Canada R. R. to Detroit, &c.
From
Ro-
ehea
t«r.
373
98
76
53
29
From
Ro-
che*'
ter.
N. Y. TO ROCHES-
TER VIA ELMIRA.
NEW YORK to....
( Elmira via New )
< York and Erie >
( R.R.seop.48. >
Elmira 4* Canaudui-
gua R. R.
JcfTorson
Penn Yan
Cnnandaigiia
ROOHESTER
ROCHESTER TO
NEW YORK VIA EL-
MIRA. {Read up.)
From
8c rail
ton.
350
50
44
37
30
33
10
From
Scran
ton.
From
New
York.
442
29S
From
New
York.
NEW YORK TO
SCRANTON.
Via jyr. r. * Erie R.
NEW YORK to....
( Great Bend, see )
\ page 48. (
Lackata'a S( fVesfn R
New Milford
Montrose
Hopbottom
Tunkhannock
Ahington
SORANTON
SCRANTON TO NEW
YORK. {Read up.)
NEW YORK TO BUF-
FALO VIA ALBANY
Place
to
Place.
274
33
33
84
29
Place
to
Place
Place
to
Place.
200
6
7
7
7
13
10
Place
to
Place.
NEW YORK to
\ Albany via Hud- i
|sonR.R. Scep.&Si
) Albany to BUF- )
I PALO. Seep. 59)
BUFFALO TO NEW
YORK VIA ALBANY.
{Read up.)
Tf
From
New
York.
374
390
319
343
373
From
New
York.
From
New
York.
lace
to
Place.
144
298
Place
to
Place,
Alba-
ny.
144
442
From
Alba-
ny.
OWEOO TO ITHACA.
ff
Vrom
To-
ronto.
113
NEW YORK TO TO
RONTO, CAN.
NEW YORK to...
( BuflfhIOjSee route )
} via Buf. & N.Y. >
t City R. p. 50. )
Buffalo and Magara
Falls R. R.
Tonawanda
NIAaARA F'LLS
Suspension Bridge.
Canada fVest'n R. to
HAMILTON, Can
TORONTO
Place
to
Place
TORONTO TO NEW
YORK. {Read up.)
423
H
11
3
43
45
From
Mew
Tork.
Placp
to
Place
423
434
445
448
491
536
From
New
York.
Jfote.-^Tn place of the land route
to Toronto, by way of Hamilton,
{tassengers, if they prefer.may cross
jake Ontario by steamboat to To-
ronto.
From Toronto extends the Onta-
rio, Simeoe and Huron R., 64 miles.
By consulting the map. it will be
seen that this is a very short and
direct route to Lake Superior.
From
Cuaii-
daigiM
67
46
Sd
S4
20
17
12
8
From
C'nan-
dalgaa
ELMIRA TO
CANANDAI6UA.
Canan.it ElmiraRR.
*ELMlRAto
Jefferson
MJIo Centre
Pbnn Yan
Benton
Bellona
Gorham
Hopewell to
OANANDAiatXA
CANAN0AI6UA TO
ElMiRA. (Readup.)
Place
to
Place.
21
18
4
4
3
5
4
8
tPlaie
to
Pluoe.
From
mlra.
21
39
43
47
50
55
59
67
From
El.
mira
*At Elmira it unites with the
«Erie R.R., and nt Canandnigua
'with the routes to Buflfalo and Ni-
agara Paili. >
From
Bloiia-
burg.
40
25
20
10
S
From
Blnaa-
burg.
CORNING TO BLOSS
BURG.
Corning &■ Blosab. R.
OORNINa to....
Lawrenceville....
Tioga
Mansfield •
Covington to
BLOSSBURa....
BL0SSBUR6 TO
CORNING.
(Read up.)
Flaee
to
Place.
15
5
10
5
5
Place
to
Place.
Froia
Cor.
ning.
15
20
30
35
40
Freni
Cor.
ninf.
At Corning this road is connected
with the New York and Erie R. R. ;
and at Blossburg with the bitumin*
ous coal and iron miuea of Tioga
county, Fa.
From
▲I-
baaji
153
150
147
145
142
140
139
138
136
134
133
129
126
121
118
116
113
no
107
104
101
04
00
H
80
73
65
50
NEW YORK TO
ALBANY, VIA
HARLEM.
Harlem R. R.
NEW YORK to...
Thirty-second-st...
Yorkviile
Harlem
IVforrisiana*.
Fordham
Williams' Bridge ..
♦New Haven June.
Hunt's Bridge......
Bronxville.........
Tuckahoe
Hart's Corners..*..
VViJiTE Plains ....
b^nionville...
PIftasantville
Chapeque
New Castle Corners
Bedford
Meclianicsville ....
Purdy's
Croton Falls
Towner's
Paterson
Pawlings .........
South Dover
Dover Plains •«<.
Amenia
iBoston Corner. ••.,
l>laca
to
Flaea.
3
3
2
3
2
1
1
2
S
1
4
3
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
7
4
4
7
8
15
Froat
New
York.
3
6
8
II
13
14
15
17
19
20
24
27
33
35
37
40
43
46
49
52
50
63
67
73
80
88
loa
NEW YORK TO ALBANY AND TROY.
is
LOSS-
rUee
to
Place.
fab.R.
• • • • •
15
5
• • t • •
10
5
5
Ftaca
TO
to
1
PlaM.
Froq
Cor.
ning.
15
20
30
35
40
FroQ
Cor.
ning,
»ad is connected
and Erie R.R.;
th the bituinin>
Dines of Tioga
TO
Tlaea
Froat
lA
to
New
PUea.
Terk.
«.
to...
Bt...
3
3
• • • • •
3
6
• • •• •
3
8
1 • • • •
3
11
• • • •
2
13
ije..
1
14
unc.
1
15
3
17
ners
3
1
4
3
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
7
4
4
7
• t •• o
••••11$
19
20
24
27
33
35
37
40
43
46
49
52
50
63
67
73
80
88
io:{
41
34
26
23
1
Irem
Al-
baur
Copake
Hillsdale
Ghent
Chatham 4 Corners
Albany and West
Stockbridgt R. R. to
Green bush
By Ferry to
ALBANY
ALBANY TO NEW
YORK, VIA HAR-
LEM. {Read up.)
<
8
3
33
Place
to
Place.
113
119
127
130
153
153
From
New
York.
* The New Raren and New York
Railroad intersects here.
Stages run fromT)roton Falls to
LcUce Mahopac, a delightful place of
resort; and, also, from other stations
to the various places in the vicinity.
Note. — This route is continued
north to Montreal via Rutland and
Burlington, Vt., or, via Saratoga
Springs, to Lake Champlain, thence
to Plattsburg and Montreal. Pas-
sengers can take the route from
Saratoga via L. George, meeting the
steamers that run on L. Champlain.
At Albany and Troy this route
connects with the N. York Central
R. R., running westward to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls, connecting at
those places with the more easterly
routes.
Froin
Alba-
ay aad
Troy.
151
143
142
140
134
135
129
127
124
122
118
115
110
107
)05
NEW YORK TO AL-
BANY AND TROY.
Place
to
Plaoe.
By Steamboat from
N. YOaEto E. 8..
Manhattanville.K.s.
Fort Lee, w.s
Ft. Washington, s.s
YONKBRS, E.S
Hastings, B.a
Dobb's Feiry, b.s...
Pierinont, w.s....
Tarrytown, e.s...
Nyack, W.B
SlNG-SlNa, B 8. . .
Haversfsw, w.b...
Verplanck*«Pt.,B.8.
CaldwelPs, w.s
PXBKSKIbL, B.S
0]
8
1
2
6
3
3
2
3
3
4
3
5
3
il
From
New
York.
8
9
11
17
20
23
24
27
29
33
36
41
4'i
46
104
99
98
94
90
90
84
81
77
76
71
68
65
64
56
54
50
40
35
35
31
27
24
20
18
17
14
7
6
Anthony's NoBe,B.s.
West Point, w.s. .
Cold Spring, e.s....
Cornwall, w.s
Fishkill Land*g, e.s.
NEWBDRe, w.s
New Hamburg, b.s.
Milton, w.s
POUGHKEBPSIB, B.S..
New Paltz, w.s. ...
Hyde Park, b.s
Staatsburg, b.s
Rhinebeck Lan. b.s.
Kingston Lan. w.s.
Barry town, b.s
Red Hook Lan., b.s
Saugerties, w.s. . . .
Catskill,'w^
Hudson, e.s
Athens, w.s
C'olumbiavtile, e.s..
Coxsackie Lan. w.s.
Kinderh'k Lan., e.s.
New Baltimore.w.s.
Schodac, e.s
Coeyman's, w.s....
Castleton, e.s
Overslaugh
Green bush, b.s
ALBANY, w.s. . . .
TROY, B.s
From
Alba-
ny and
Troy
ALBANY AND TROY
TO NEW YORK.
{Read up.)
1
47
5
53
1
53
4
57
4
61
4
61
6
67
3
70
4
74
1
75
5
80
3
83
7
90
1
91
4
95
3
97
4
101
10
111
5
116
5
116
4
120
4
124
3
137
4
131
3
133
1
134
3
137
5
143
3
144
1
145
6
151
Place
to
Flac«i.
From
New
York.
The initial letters b.s., signify
that thos^ towns are on the easty
and those with w.s. on the wMt, »id§
of the Hudson.
145
143
137
128
123
120
118
113
109
103
94
NEW YORK TO AL-
BANY.
Hudson River R. R.
NEW YORK to...
Thirty-first Street.
Manhattanville ...
YONKBRS
Dobb's Ferry
I'Dearman
Tarrytown
SiMO-SiNO
Groton
Peekskill
G«rriM>u*B
Place
to
Place.
!^
ROUTES FROM ALBANY.
^WV A rfM«i«S*i»«'iWi*i'« '
HI
85
79
71
65
<iO
55
48
44
41
Sit
29
SO
18
12
9
1
> • • t t • •
ColO Spring
fFishkill Landing
New Hamburg . .
POOOHKEEPSIB...
Hyde Park.......
Staatsburg......
Rhinebeck Landing
Lower Red Hook..
Upper Red Hook
Clermont
Oakhill •••
];Hi;dson ..<
Stuyvesant
Kinderhook Land'g
Schodac Laniing
Castleton-.
§QREENBU8H to .
into
41-
tan/.
»■•....
I •.•... .
ALBANY TO NEW
YORK. (liMdup.)
3
6
6
8
6
5
5
7
4
3
5
7
9
2
6
3
8
1
54
60
66
74
80
85
90
97
101
104
109
116
125
127
133
136
144
145
* Passengers for places on the
New York and Erie K. R., will stop
here. The Dearman ferry unites
the two routes.
t Connects here (by ferry) with
the J^'ewburg Branch R. R.
I The Hudson and Berkshire R.R.
diverges here ; it leads to Lebanon
Springs, and forms a connection
with the Massachusetts Western,
and the Hcusatouic Railroads.
§ At Greenhush, the Hudson Ri<
ver R. R. unites with the routes
diverging to Boston, Troy, Sarato-
ga, Lake Chaifft)lain, and Canada ;
also, to Buffalo, and the West.
Plao« From
eh^ I Yorl I 11 See Routes from Albany.
ROUTES FROM ALBANY.
Tkt following are the principal railroad routes diverging from Jtlbanff
the traveUar will rtfer to each re^ectiveljf, aa may be required.
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I
I :
MASSACHUSETTS WESTERN RAILROAD Diverges from Oreenbusk,
opposite Albany, It leads to Lebanon Bprings, Pittaifield, Springfield,
Palmer, Worcester, and Boston. At the State Line and Pittsfleld, it
unites with the Housatonic R. R., and at the latter place with the Pitts-
field and J/brth Adams R. R. At Springfield, it joins with the chain of
railroads pervading the valley of the Connecticut; running north to
Greenfield, Brattleboro*. Bellows Falls, &c. ; and south to Hartford, New
Haven, ice. At Palmer depot, it connects with the AVio London, Willi-
mantie and Palmer R. R. At Worcester, with the Jfanoich and Worcester^
the Providence and Worcester, and the Nashua and Worcester Raitrowis,
ftc. See pages 24 and 25.
HUDSON RIVER RAILflOAD-Le'ads to Hudson. Poughkeepsie. Fish.
kill, Pofikskiil, Sing-Sing, Dearman, (here it is connected with the N^ew
York and Erie R. R. by ferry,) Yonkers, and New York. Seepp. 53&54.
Another route to New York is via the Harlem R. R. See pp. 62 A 63.
TROY AND 6REENBUSH RAILRQAp — Oonnects at Troy with the
northern routes ; aad also with the Troy and Boston B.R.
^IIEW, YORK OENTRAl RAILROaT— Xeads to Buffalo mA NIagwa
Vails, vi» Rome, Utioa, Syracuse, Rochester, &o. Seo pages 59 aad 60.
ALBANY TO SARATOGA AND MONTREAL.
plaees on Um
i a. R.. will Btop
an ferry uuitea
(by ferry) with
chJi.R.
I Berkshire R.B.
ada to Lebanon
8 a Gonnection
isetts Western,
: Railroads.
the Hudson Ri.
vith the routes
1, Troy, Sarato*
n, and Canada ;
1 the Wesu
ffrom Jllbanf;
I required.
•om Oreenbunht
ild, Springfield;
nd Pittsfleld, it
with the Pitta.
th the chain of
nning north to
Hartford, New
) London, Willi'
t and fVoreester,
eater Jiailroadat
fikeepsie. Fish*
I with the New
Seepp. 63&64.
3 pp. 62 & 53.
rroy with thp
» moA Kiagam
ges 59 and 60.
At Rome, eonnectfl with the route to Watertown and Cape Yincent. See
pnge 56. Also, at Schenectady, with the route to Saratof;a Springs, Lake
Oeorge. Lake Champlain, Burlington, Yt., Plattsburg, N.Y., and Montreal,
to. See page 55.
From
tnal-
262
25ti
251
239
230
224
212
20()
204
197
194
IHl
170
103
47
84
9
M.on-
trral.
ALBANY TO MON-
TREAL VIA RUT-
LAND.
Albany Mtrtkem R
ALBANY to
West Troy
Waterford
Pitistown
EAGLE BRIDaE.
Rutland ^ fVaak'u R
Cambridge
Salem «^ •"
WeMt Rupert
Rupert
Pawlet
Granville
Castlcton
RUTLAND
Rutland R. R.
BURLINaXON... .
Vermont Central R.
ROUSE'S POINT.
Champlain and St.
Lawrence R. R.
ST. JOHN'S, Can.
La Prairie
MONTREAL
Place
to
Piaco.
K™ MONTREAL TO AL-
BANY. {Readup^
6
5
12
9
6
13
6
2
7
3
13
11
67
56
23
15
9
From
Alba-
ny.
Place
to
Plaee.
6
11
23
32
5v. \
56 '
58 .
65
68
81
92
159
215
238
253
262
103
47
34
From
Moil
treai.
BURLINGTON, Vt
Vermont Central R.
ROUSE'S POINT.
Champlain and St.
Lawrence R. R.
St. John's, Canada.
MONTREAL to...
MONTREAL TO Al-
6ANY VIA TROY.
(Read up.)
From
Alba-
ny.
JV(rf«.— At Rouse's Point a con-
nection is formed with the Ogdens-
burg R R.. whose western terminus
is on the River St. Lawrence. Pas-
sengers here may take steamboat
conveyance for any port on Lake
Ontario.
From
Mon-
treal.
9.59
2S3
331
309
300
170
ALBANY TO MON-
TREAL VIA TROY.
ALBANY to
TROY
PTeitt. Vermont R. R.
N. Bennington
Arlington
Manchester
RUTLAND
Jutland R.R,
Place
to
riace.
u
6
32
13
9
30
6
38
50
59
89
lALBANY TO SARA-
TOGA AND MON-
TREAL VIA LAKE
CHAMPlAIN.
245
205
189
188
177
165
141
139
136
130
124«
122
111
99
87
77
70
62
4t
10
8
ALBANY to
SARATOGA SF'S.
Saratoga ^ fVaah^n R
Moreaa Station
Fort Edward
Fort Ann
WHITEHALL....
St'boat on L. Champ.
Ticonderoga Land'g
Shnrehani
Crown Point
Bridport
Chimney Point...
Port Henry
Westport
Essex
BURLINGTON, Vl
Port Kent
Port Jackson
PLATTSBURG....
PlattaVgSfMoniHR.
Mooer's Junction. .
Caughnawaga
Lachine
MONTREAL....
From MONTREAL TO AL
"trZ BANY VIA L. CHAM-
PLAIN. (Read up.)
Stages leave Moneau Station, 16
miles (Vom Saratoga Springs, on
arrival of trains, for Caldwell aad
Lak^ George.
m
WHITEHALL TO ROUSE'S POINT.
Vrom
Folnt
146
135
121
119
104
93
87
80
75
69
65
60
54
5]
47
43
36
32
S3
17
11
5
Vrom
Foint.
WHITEHALL TO
HOUSE'S POINT}
BY RAILROAD.
rVkiteVl&Rutl.R.R.
WHITEHALL to
Castleton
^Rutland w.
Rvtland R. R.
Pittsford
Brandon
Salisbury
iVfiddlebury
New Haven
Vergennes
Ferrisburg.......
Charlotte
Shelburne
fBURLINGTON . . • .
Vtrtnont Cent. R.R.
Winooaki
Ejssex Depot
Ft. Sj- Canada R. R.
Colchester
Milton Falls
Georgia *...
St. Albans
Swanton
Lake Champrn, e.s.
West Alburifh
tROUSB'S POINT
Place
to
Place-
ROUSE'S POINT TO
WHITEHALL.
(Read up.)
11
14
9
8
11
6
7
5
6
4
5
6
3
4
5
6
4
9
6
6
6
5
From
W'ite-
haU.
11
25
34
42
53
59
66
71
77
81
86
92
95
99
104
110
114
123
129
135
141
146
Place
to
Place.
From
W'lte-
haU.
* From Rutland diverges the Rut-
land R. R., leading to Bellows Falls,
ice.
tFrom Burlington diverges the
Vermont Central, and Rutland
Railroads.
t At Rouse's Point this route
unites with the Ogdensburg R. R.,
running to the St. Lawrence R.R.
See page 21.
From
fcl'wa
ffalli.
67
53
WHITEHALL TO
BELLOWS FALLS.
WHITEHALL to.
Oaatleton
Rutland......
Place
to
Place.
11
14
From
wnte-
bell.
11
85
50
35
28
25
23
14
6
From
Bui-
lowe
FalU.
Rutland R. R.
Clarendon
Mount Holly....
Ludlow
Proctorsvjlle
Duttonsville
Chester ,
Rockingham to...
BELLOWS F'LLS
3
15
7
3
2
9
8
6
BELLOWS FALLS TO
WHITEHALL.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
28
43
50
53
55
64
72
78
From
W'ite.
From Bellows Falls, passengers may
go to Keene, Fitch burg, and Bo.ston;
also, to GreenQiald, Springfield, Hart*
ford, N. Haven, and N. York. Ac.
From
O.Vin
cent.
206
97
86
84
79
74
69
66
60
65
50
45
43
38
85
25
21
17
11
From
C.Vln
cent.
ALBANY AND TROY
TOWATERTOWN&
C. VINCENT, N.Y.
ae }
to>
ALBANY & TROY
!To Rome (see
No. 1, Albany
Buffalo, page 59),
Rome <£ Watertown R
Taberg ;..
McConnelsville
Camden
West Camden
Williamstown
Kasoag
Albion
Richland
Sandy Creek
Mannsville
Pierrepont Manor...
Adams
Adams' Centre
WATERTOWN....
Brownville
Limerick
Chaumont
OAPE VINCENT
CAPE VINCENT TO p,.c
ALBANY AND TROY.
Place
to
Place.
109
to
{Read up.)
From
Alba,
uyf&o
109
11
120
2
122
5
127
6
132
5
137
3
140
6
146
6
151
5
156
5
161
2
163
5
168
8
171
10
181
4
185
4
189
6
195
11
206
From
Alba-
Place. ny,&e
N. B. Steamers run in connection
with this route to all the principal
towns on Lake Ontario. From To-
ronto, Canada West^ the OrUariOy
Simcoe and Lakt>. Huron R. R. is in
open!,«ion, forming a new and short
rottte to Lake Superior.
ROUTES IN CANADA.
07
• A
to..
■="LLSj
3
15
7
3
3
9
8
6
43
50
53
55
64
78
78
iS TOjpiaee|F»m
J |PlM!e.| liaU.
«, passengers may
>urg, and Boston;
3prin{ifleld, Hart.
i N. York, Ac.
TflOV
WN&
N.Y.
Plac
» to
Place
e From
Alba.
. iiy,4o
(see 1
lyto^
b69). i
loumR
"
109
n
2
5
6
6
3
6
6
6
5
2
5
8
10
4
4
6
11
109
1?0
e
122
1^7
132
»•••••••• ••
137
140
*•••••«••
146
151
158
Ifil
nor....
163
168
iNT.'.'.
171
181
185
189
195
206
T TO
FROY. .
Place
From
Alba-
\ iPlaoe. n]r,&a
n in connection
H the principal
ario. From To-
b, the Ontario^
iron B. R. is in
new and short
ior.
ROUTES FROM MONTREAL, CANADA,
MONTREAL TO BOSTON, &.G.
MONTREAL to Burlington,
Vt. (by R. R.), via La Prairie
and House's Point
MONTREAL to BOSTON,
7ia Rutland, Bellows Falls,
and Fitchburg
MONTREAL to BOSTON,
via Concord and Lowell
MONTREAL to PORT-
LAND, Me. (see page 11.)
From
Mon-
treal.
MONTREAL TO NEW YORK
CITY VIA LAKE CHAMPLAIN
AND SARATOGA.
Bee route from Montreal to Albany, page 68,
and from Albany to N. York, pp. &3, 64.
MONTREAL to Plattsburg,
via Plattsburg and Montreal
R.R
Plattsburg to Whithehall by
Steamboat
Whitehall to Albany, by R.R.,
via Saratoga
Albany to New York via Hud-
son River R.R
Total.
103
338
330
296
MONTREAL TO NEW YORK
CITY VIA RUTLAND AND AL-
BANY.
MONTREAL to Burlington,
Vt.,via La Prairie and Rouse's
Point
BURLINGTON to Albany,
via Rutland, and Rutland
and Washington R.R
ALBANY to NEW YORK,
via Hudson River R. R., or
Hudson River
Total.
62
103
79
144
388
MONTREAL TO NEW YORK
CITY VIA RUTLAND AND THE
WESTERN VERMONT R.R.
AND HARLEM R.R.
MONTREAL to Rutland, via
La Prairie and Burlington
RUTLAND to Troy, via W.
Vermont R. R
TROY to NEW YORK, via
. Hudson River R. R
Totaf..
From
Mon-
treal.
103
161
144
408
170
83
150
403
N.B. Travellers on their way from Montreal via Lake Champlain may
reach that celebrated watering-place, Saratoga, by leaving the boat at
Ticonderoga Landing. This place iafour miles from the foot of L. George,
one of the loveliest sheets of water in the world, to which place ^ages run
regularly during the'season. Here u steamboat will be in waiting to con-
vey the tourist or traveller through this beautiful lake, with its labyrinth
of islands, to the village of Caldwell, thereby affording a fine view of its
Boeuery. A sojourn at one of the hotels, situated at the head of the lake,
will, no doubt, be found highly gratifying.
. ••
Trom
180
165
135
127
97
90
66
MONTREAL TO
QUEBEC.
Bi/ Steamboat.
MONTREAL to..
Yarennes
William Henry
Lake St. Peter ,
St. F rancis
THREE RIVERS..
St. A&ne....-
• ••••••••■•••••
Place
to
Place,
15
30
8
30
7
25
Froro
Mon-
treal.
15
45
53
83
90
116
45
30
20
8
From
Que*
bee.
Richelieu Rapids
Cape Sant6
Point au Trembles-
Cape RoixQte to
*QUEBEO
QUEBEC TO MON-
TREAL. (Read up.)
20
15
10
12
8
Place
to
Plaoo.
135
150
160
172
180
From
Mon-
treal.
* Stage route firom Quebec to Aa>
gUBta, Me. Bee page 13.
#8
fiOUTES IN CANADA.
Vrea
To-
tonto.
363
354
321}
320
317
S97
261
275
2ii»
267
260
252
244
238
229
22-2
317
208
185
1U5
153
145
140
124
115
103
93
85
78
70
63
51
46
41
32
28
22
11
MONTREAL TO TO-
RONTO.
By Stage.
MONTREAL to,
La Chi lie
Cedars
Coteau du Lae>>.
Coteau Landing.*
Lancaster
Cornwall
Moulinatte
Dickinson's Land*g
Osnabriick
East Williamsburg
West Williamsburg
Matilda
Edwardsburgh ....
Prescott
Maitland
Brockville ........
Yonge
Ganauoque
Kingston
Mill Creek
Morven
Napanee
Shannonville
Belleville
River Trent
Brii^hton
Colburne....
Haldimand.......
Cobourg ^
Port Hope...
Clarke
Newcastle. .
Darlington .
Oshawa. ...
Whitby ....
Pickering...
Scarboro' . . .
TOflONTO
!•«••••
to
PltM.
^«, TOflONTO TO MON-
w^..l TREAL. (Read up.)
9
28
3
20
16
6
6
2
7
8
8
6
9
7
5
9
23
20
12
8
5
16
9
12
10
8
7
8
7
12
5
5
9
4
6
11
11
From
Mod-
Ifeul.
Place
io
PlMa.
9
37
43
46
66
82
88
94
96
103
111
119
125
134
141
146
155
178
198
210
218
223
239
248
2(i0
270
278
285
293
300
312
317
322
331
335
341
3.52
363
From
Mon-
tml.
From
De-
troit
236
toR6Mfo, 6Ak,Yb
DETROIT VIA HA-
MILTON.
By Steamboat on Lake
Ontario.
TORONTO to
HaviUton. Cai|
Q. Wabtm {Oam.} B^
Pluce
to
Place.
From
Toron
to.
18
181
178
168
158
161
139
134
1.30
121
111
101
91
76
47
1
From
De-
troit.
Dundas
W. Flamboro'
* St. George
tPARIS
Princeton
t WOODSTOCK
Beachville
IngersollTille
Dorchester
a LONDON
Kilwortli
Ekfrid
Wardsville
Cbatham .■
Windnor
SteamhoaJt across De-
troit Jfiver to
DETROIT, Mich...
DETROIT, MICH.,
TO TORONTO, CAN.
(Read up.)
6
3
10
10
7
12
6
4
9
10
10
10
16
28
46
Place
to
Place
64
67
67
77
84
96
101
106
m
124
134
144
160
188
234
236
Front
Toroa
to.
48
Note.— The Ontario, Simooe and
La*ke Huron R.B., of Canada, is com-
pleted to the Georgian Bay, Lake
Huron, via Lake Simuoe.
An extensive line of railroad is in
progress of construction from To-
ronto, along the northern shore of
Lake Ontario to Montreal and Que-
bec; on its completion, it will con-
nect the latter place with the great
railroad route also in progress to
Halifax, connecting there with the
ocean line of steamers. Various other
railroads are in progress to unite
Toronto with the inland counties of
Canada West.
* Branch railroad, leading to Oalt
and Guelph ; at the latter place will
connect with the great line, in pro-
gress, running westward from To*
ronto to Port Samia, and, which is
intended to connect with a new pro-
posed line, running across Michigan
to a point on the lake opposite to
Milwaukie, Wisconsin.
f At Paris this route is intersected
by the Duffalo and Brantford and
Qoderich line, running to Buffalo,
and also to Goderich, Lake Huron.
(At Woodstock another oonneo-
tidn will be formed with the BufDilo
fB4 3irantfoxdB..IL
I A hrane
I J, Lake E
l^passeng
\»u rewsh
I otber plftc*
I toad. Fft^e
Kbout $5;
gt Louis, I
flOUTES IN CANADA.
6
3
10
10
7
12
5
4
U>e-
84
67
67
77
84
96
101
, 106
10 124
10 134
10 144
16 160
28 188
46 234
^v-j 1 I 236
I IJ I Place From
' Place. I to,
Simooe and
«ada, is com-
^ Bay, Lako
e.
railroad is la
on from To-
em shore of
eal and Qu©.
< it will cou-
th the great
progress to
Jre with the
arious other
>«s to unite
counties of
Mn<^ to Gait
» place will
ine, in pro-
1 from To-
d, which is
a new pro-
s Michigan
>PPosite to
ntersected
tford and
Buffalo,
' Huron.
r oonneo-
M fiuffido
{ A branch railroad to Port Stan-
I to, Lake Erie.
I Passengers arriving at Detroit
CRU reaoh Chicago, St. Louis, and
other places in the West, via rail-
xoaA. Fare from Toronto to Detroit,
I about $5 ; to Chicago, $11 ; and to
gt Louis, $19.
Ttom
TORONTO, CAN.. TO
BARRIE AND COL
LINGWOOD.
96
88
84
82
78
58
54
48
U
82
from
Col-
liof
(Mario, Simcoe and
Lake. Hurrm R.R.
TORONTO to
WefltonP.O
York....,
Thornhill
Richmond Hill P.O..
Aurora
New Market
Holland Landing
Bradford
Lefroy
Long Bridge.
BARRIE
OOLLINaWOOD.
COLUNGWOOD TO
TORONTO, CAN.
{Read up.)
Place
to
PUcec
8
4
2
4
12
4
4
4
11
9
2
82
Place
to
Place.
From
Toron
to.
"8
12
14
18
80
84
38
42
53
62
64
96
From
Toron
to.
i\ro/e.— This railroad, which is a
new one,. forms, in connection with
the StuU St. Marie Canal, a new and
expeditious route to L. Superior.
Itom
BnJb'
to.
465
456
432
417
376
864
826
313
293
281
261
221
m
MONTREAL TO NIA-
GARA FALLS AND
BUFFALO.
Btf Steamboat.
MONTREAL to....
La Chine
Ca8C|dea...
Coteau du Lac
Cornwall
Long Sanlt „...
*OGDENSB'a,N.Y.
Brockville, Can
Alexand. Bay, N.Y...
French Creek
EIN&STON, Can...
Sackett's Har., N.Y...
Place
to
Plaoe.
9
24
15
41
12
38
13
20
12
20
40
From
Mon-
treal.
9
33
43
89
101
139
152
172
184
204
244
m
177
168
159
146
114
74
50
38
81
22
OSWEGO ,
Little Sodus Lake..<
Sodus Bay ,
Pultneyyille
Port Genesee
Oak Orchard Creei..
Eighteen-mile Creek.
Port Niagara
LEWISTON
By Railroad.
NiAa'RA F'LS to
t BUFFALO
J„r BUFFALO TO
lo.
TREAL.
MON-
{Read up.)
32
9
9
o>
40
24
12
7
9
28
Plac«
to
Place.
288
297
306
319
".51
.31
415
427
434
443
466
From
Moa-
treat.
The usual fare hetween Montreal
and Niagara Falls, meals, berths,
and fine accommodation, included,
is $8.
* The Ogdensburg or Northern
R. R. diverges from this place to
Rouse's Point and Lake Champlain.
t See Routes from Buffalo, p. 65.
From
Buffa-
lo.
298
281
272
265
254
246
243
240
234
224
217
212
203
199
196
189
180
175
171
165
158
150
139
m
ALBANY AND TROY
TO UTICA, SYRA-
CUSE, ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO, &C.
ViaN.T. Central R.
{ ALBANY or
I TROY to
Schenectady
Hoffman's
Amsterdam
Fonda
Spraker's
Palatine Bridge
Fort Plain
St. Johnsville ,
Rockton,or Little F'ls
Herkimer
Frankfort.
UTIOA
Whiteshoro'
Orickany ,
*ROME
Verona
Oneida
Canastota
Chittenango
.Manlius
t SYRACUSE
Canton.
ir.OfCUW »»«.MM«w««#.»^"»»
Place
to
Place.
From
Atba-
17
17
9
26
7
83
11
44
8
52
3
55
3
58
6
64
10
74
7
81
6
86
9
96
4
99
3
102
7
109
9
118
5
123
4
127
6
133
7
140
8
149
11
169
X(»
m
120
126
119
112
105
100
92
88
79
69
63
69
64
61
47
44
87
26
21
16
11
From
Bufb'
lo.
ALBANY TO BUFFALO.
Weedsport
Port Byron
Savannah
Clyde
Lyons
Newark
Palmyra ~
Macedon
Fairport
IROOHESTEH
Cold Water
Chili
Churchville
SJSautxiJN ••••••^•••••••'
West Bergen
Byron
BATAVIA
Pembroke
Alden
Town Line
Lancaster
gBUFFALO
BUFFALO TO RO-
CHESTER, SYRA-
CUSE; UTICA, AL-
BANY, TROY, &C.
(Mead up.)
4
3
7
7
7
6
8
4
9
10
6
4
6
3
4
3
7
11
6
6
6
11
PUer
to
Place.
169
172
179
186
193
198
206
210
219
229
235
239
244
247
251
254
261
272
277
282
287
298
From
Alba-
Dy,dfco
yote. — See Routes from Albany, p.
64. from Schenectady diverges the
B. R. to Saratoga S'gs, Whitehall, &c.
' * From Rome diverges the Water'
tmon and Rome R. R., leading to
Watertown, Sackett's Harbor, and
Cape Vincent, N.Y. See p. 56. From
the latter place passengers may go
direct to Kingston, and other towns
of Canada East.
t From Syracuse the Oswego and
Syracuse R. R. runs to Oswego, a
flourishing port on L. Ontario, from
which place steamers run to Niag'ra
Falls, &o. See page 64.
In a southerly direction from Sy-
racuse the Syracuse and Binghamton
R. R. diverges, forming a connection
between the N.Y, Central and N.Y.
Erie R.R's. Passengers may take
this route to'Philad'a, Baltimore, &c.
by passing over the Erie R. R. to El-
mira, thence to Williamsp't, Pa., and
from theuce to places above named.
X From Rochester westward runs
the Lockportand Niagara Fails R.R.
to Nii^a Fls, and connecting there
with the &. 1Feaf»ie.i2. of Canada W.
g From Buffalo the R. R. route ii
continued along the shore of L.Erie
to Cleveland, O., there connectiue I
with all the routes of the groat West
From
Alba-
ny.
303
155
147
145
138
134
129
118
113
IIJ
103
95
91
86
81
73
65
62
66
48
41
37
31
25
20
15
10
From
Alba-
ny.
ALBANY AND TROY
TO BUFFALO, N. Y.,
ViA AUBURN AND
CANANDAJGUA.
Via N. Y. Central R.
\ ALBANY or ;
j TROY to I
\ Syracuse (seethe i
( preceding route.) )
Auburn <£ Cananaair
gua Branch,
Camillus
Marcellus
Junction
Sennett
AUBURN
Cayuga
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
GENEVA
East Vienna
Clifton Springs
Shortaville
*OANANDAIGUA
Elmira, Canandaigua
<£ Nia'a Falls R.
E. Bloomfield
W. Bloonifleld
Honeoye Falls
West Rush ,
Caledonia
Le Roy ,
Stafford
t BATAVIA
£. Pembroke
Alden
Town Line
Lancaster
JBUFFALO
BUFFALO TO ALBA-
NY VIA CANANDAi-
GUA. (Head up.)
Place
to
Place,
148
2
7
4
6
11
5
3
7
■ 8
4
5
5
Place
to
Place.
From
Canu
148
156
158
166
169
174
185
190
193
200
208
212
217
222
8
230
8
238
3
241
6
247
8
265
7
262
4
266
6
272
6
278
6
283
6
288
5
293
10
303
From
Canaa
dasg'a
N.B. See the notes attached to
the previous routes from Albany to
Buffalo.
* Canandaigua and Elmira R.R.
connects here ; it leads to N. York
Tia N.T. and Erie R.R.; to Philad'a
and cities soutbi via Willianup't, Pa.
ALBANY TO BUFFALO.
the shore of L.Bri;
ofthcgrcatWo. f'l
D TROYI P"'
; N, Y.|M''H'''o«
itral Ji.
Y or
(i
oute.^ { ^*8 I 148
nandai]
ich.
8 156
2 168
11 186
8.,
IGUA
5
3
7
8
4
5
5
8
190
193
200
208
212
217
222
230
8 238
3 241
6 247
8 ) 265
262
266
6 272
6 278
6
6
6
283
288
293
10 303
Place! From
to Icania
LBA-'
IDAI-,,. ,-...,
Ip.) jWaf». daig't
B8 attached to
rom Albany to
I Elmira R.R.
ds to N. York
;.; to Philad'a
iIJianup% Pa.
I At Batavia this route connects
fith the Elmira, Oanandaiyua and
Jfiagara Falls R. R.
iFrom Buffalo the route is con-
tinaod west via the Lake Shore K.K.
Steamboats arrive at and depart
UroiD Cayuga Bridge, continuing the
loate through Oayuga L'ke to Ithaca,
thance Tia K. R. to Owego, on the N.
Land Erie R.R.
From Geneva a steamboat runs to
Jefferson ; at the head of Seneca L'ke.
the Chemung R. R. connects it witli
Elmira and the Erie R. R., and also,
with the route through Penn'a, via
WUliamsport and Catawissn,with the
eosl region and Philadelphia — also
iritb Baltimore and Washington.
Stage lines leave the various sta-
tions on the road, for the towns of
tbe interior.
ham
Xlt>a
rtiit.
ao5
T6
69
M
46
86
n
»
10
2
Nia'a
falls
ALBANY AND TROY
TO NIAGARA FALLS.
( ALBANY or (
I TROY to......... I
! Rochester, N. Y., )
(See Route, pages >
59 and 60.) S
Via Rochester, Lock-
port (& N. Falls Br.
Spencerport
Brockport
HoUey
jNTurray
Albion
Medina
Middleport
LOOKPORT
Pekin
Suspension Bridge...
NIAGARA F'LLS
NIAGARA FALLS TO
ALBANY AND TROY,
N.Y. {Read up.) ^
Place
to
Place.
to
Place
From
Alba-
ny,4^c
'
229
229
10
239
7
246
5
251
3
254
5
259
10
269
5
274
11
285
10
295
8
303
2
305
From
Alba-
ny,&o
N. B. From Niagara Falls passen-
gers may reach Detroit, Mich., via
tbe Canada Western R.R., thence to
Chicago, via Mich. Cen. R.R. From
Chicago they may reach St. Louis, or
tbe various towns of 111., Wisoonein,
Iowa, and Minnesota, and through
Iowa to Nebraska Territory.
From
Chicn
go.dcc
811
508
498
465
469
436
417
389
369
353
325
279
278
268
260
248
241
237
232
213
202
170
137
128
87
60
60
38
20
10
From
Chica
gO|4cc
ALBANY ft, TROY, N.
Y., TO DETROIT,
MICH., ft. CHICAGO,
ILL., VIA CANADA.
) ALBANY and
( TROY to
'Suspension Br'e.'
(See route from
A. & T. to N. F.
page 61.)
O. Western {Can.) R.
St. Catharine's, Can..
HAMILTON, Can,
Dundas
PARIS
Woodstock
LONDON
Ekfrid
Wardsville
CHATHAM
Windsor
Via Steamboat to
DETROIT ,..
Michigan Central R
Dearborn
Wayne
Upsilanti
Ann Arbor
Delhi
Dexter „
Grass Lake
Jackson
Marshall
KALAMAZOO
Paw Paw
Niles
New Buffalo
Michigan City ,
Porters ,
Gibson's
Junction
CHICAGO
CHICAGO TO ALBA-
NY &. TROY VIA DE
TROIT ft. CANADA.
{^Read up.)
Flare
to
Place
803
10
33
6
23
19
28
20
16
28
49
10
8
12
7
4
5
19
11
32
33
9
41
27
10
12
18
10
10
Place
to
Place.
01
From
Delr't
— I
303
313
346
852
375
894
422
442
458
486
532
533
543
551
563
570
574
579
598
609
641
674
683
721
751
761
773
791
801
811
From
Detr't
dee.
Note. — Albany to New York, 144
miles ; and from Chicago to JV. Yorkf
via the above route, 955 miles.
Albany to Boston, 200 miles; and
from Chicago to JMton,y\a theabovo
route, 1011 miles.
«2
4LBANY TO BINGHAMTON.
From
Bing-
bam-
ton.
135
126
123
119
114
108
103
98
93
87
80
76
68
61
£5
46
40
86
24
19
12
9
ALBANY TO BING
HAMTON.
Stage RouU.
ALBANY to
Quilderland
auilderland Centre...
Knowersville
Knox
GnllopTllle
SOHOHARIE
Ka8t Cobleskill
Cobleskill
RiohmondTille
East Worcester
Worcester
Maryland
ColllerSTille :
Oneonto
Otego
Creehflville
UNADILLA
Bainbridge
South Bainbridge
Harpersville
Coleiitrille
BINGHAMTON...
BINGHAMTON
ALBANY.
(Bead up.)
TO
Place
to
Place.
9
8
4
6
6
6
6
5
9
7
4
8
7
6
9
6
4
12
&
7
3
9
Place
to
Plam.
From
Alba-
ny.
9
12
16
21
27
82
37
42
48
65
59
67
74
80
S9
95
99
111
116
123
126
135
From
Alba>
ny.
A new R. R. route is now opened
between Albany and Binghamton,
as follows : from Albany to Syrac'se,
via Utica, 147 miles; thence by Syra-
cuse & Bingbamton R.R. to Bing*
hamton, via Cortland, 80 miles —
total, 22J miles. From Binghamton
a .F».R. route- is opened to Phil'a and
Baltim'e via Elmira and Williamsp't,
Pa.; also to N.Y. via Erie R.R.
From
Coop-
ent 1^
85
68
60
57
63
48
42
81
ALBANY TO COOP-
ERSTOWN.
Alb'y <£ ScJim. R. R.
ALBANY to ^.
Schenectady.
Utica <£ Schen. R.R.
Hoffman's
Cranesville
Amsterdam
Tribes' Hill
Fonda
Palatine Bri^e
iV»«»*««*«
Place
to
Place
17
8
3
4
6
6
11
From
Alba-
ny.
17
25
28
32
37
43
54
SO
14
From
t'ooi
By Stage to
Canajoharie
Cherry Valley
OOOPERSTOWN.
^.„„. COOPERSTOWN TO
»X ALBANY. (Read up.)
1
16
14
Placf
to
Place,
71
85
AllK.
From
Rat-
land.
TROY, N. Y., TO
RUTLAND, VT.
84
bO
73
70
61
56
50
43
37
35
28
26
24
18
11
From
Rut-
land.
From
Rat-
land.
82
71
59
54
50
48
43
30
36
30
22
18
9
6
From
Rut-
land.
Rutland and fVath-
ington R. R.
TROY to
Lariflingburg.......
Schaffticoke
Tomhewick
Eagle Bridge
Cambridge
Shushan
Salem
West Rupert
Rupert
Paulet
Granville
Granville Centre...
Poultney
Castleton to
RUTLAND
RUTLAND TO TROY.
(Read up.)
TROY TO RUTLAND,
VIA VERMONT.
Western Ft. R. R.
TROY to.
Schagticoke '...
Bagie Bridge
Cambridge
North Bennington.
S. ShaAsbury
Shatlsbury
Arlington
Sunderland
Manch(*8ter
North Dorset
Danhy
Wallingford
Clarendon to
RUTLAND
RUTLAND TO TROY.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
4
7
3
9
5
6
7
6
2
7
2
2
6
7
11
Place
to
Place.
Froa
Troy.
4
11
14
23
28
34
41
47
40
56
58
60
66
73
84
From
Troy.
Place
to
Place.
11
12
5
4
2
5
4
3
6
8
4
9
3
6
Place
to
riaco.
From
Troy.
11
23
28
,12
34
39
43
46
52
60
64
73
76
82
From
Troy
TflOY TO N. BENNINGTON.
M
)WN.
16
14
1 56
fN TO •*,'•<=• '«■«
71
85
TO !»•'•"
TIo
i Place.
y^ask-
Troy.
tre...
4
4
7 11 1
3 14
9
23
5
28
6
34
7
41
7
2
2
6
7
11
6 47
49
rRoy.l'ir
riace.
LAND,
NT.
l.R.
56
58
60
66
73
84
From
Troy.
(ton
■ • • • ■
' • • ■ •
> • • • •
• • • .
• • ••
« • • •
ioY.
Place
to
Place.
II
12
5
4
2
5
4
3
6
8
4
9
3
6
Place
to
rtan.
7rom
Troy.
11
33
28
32
34
39
43
46
52
60
64
73
76
82
From
Troy
V.Brn
(•lion
81
SO
18
,11
6
2
From
S.Bfa
TROY TO BEN-
NINGTON.
R.li
Troy (£ Boston
TROY to
»cbagticoke
PittstQwn
Buskirk's Bridge
North Iloosio
State Line
N. BENNINGT'N.
>}•••••# ••••)
Plae*
to
Place.
11
2
7
6
8
2
N. BENNINGTON TO ^'^
TROY. (Head up.) Piace.
From
Troy,
11
13
20
26
20
31
From
Troy.
Troy to Greenfidd, see page 27.
Tr(jy to Bujffulo, eee Routes from
Albany to Butfalo, pp. 59 and 6U.
Troy to Saratoga and Whilehall,
see page 55.
Frpm
«n(-
79
64
67
45
42
28
21
11
From
Wiig-
kam-
toa.
SYRACUSE TO
BINGHAMTON.
Via Syracuse (6 Bing-
hamiifm R.R.
SYRACUSE to
La Fayette
Tully
Homer
OORTLAND
Marathon
Lisle........
Chenanf^o Forkft
BINGHAMTON...
BINGHAMTON TO
SYRACUSE.
{Ricut up.)
Place
to
Place.
15
7
12
3
14
7
10
11
Place
to
Place.
From
>*yra-
cuiie.
15
22
84
37
61
58
68
79
From
Syra-
cuse.
Remarks. — The Syracuse k Bing-
hamton R. R. completes a most im-
portant link in the railroad system
of Central New York. By reference
to the map, it will be seen, that, at
Binghnmton, it connects with the
Erie Railroad; and at Great Bend,
15 miles distant, the latter road
unites with the Tjaokawanna and
Western R.R., leading to the coal
fields of Scranton, Pa.: through this
arenue coal will supplant the place
of wood as fuel in this section, and
particularly at the extensive Mdt
works at Syracuse, and, also, fur-
nish large quantities of this Taluft>
ble mineral for shipment fVom the
port of Oswego, to be distributed
throughout the lake region. It also
opens a route immediately south to
Philadelphia, thereby affording a
market direct for the great variety
of goods manufactured in this
great and growing city.
From Scranton, also, in conneo-
nection with the CohWs Oan R.R., it
will open a route to New York, with
easier grades than those on the
eastern section of the Erie R. R.
From
Wa.T
ROME TO
Place
to
From
town.
WATERTOWN.
?lace.
Roma.
Rome <£ Wat'n R. R.
72
ROME to
9
2
Ilumuston's
9
Tabere
11
59
McConnellsville
2
13
54
Camden
6
18
49
44
41
West Camden
6
5
3
?;^
Williamstown
9A
Kasoag
3^
35
30
18
Albion
6
5
12
37
Richland
42
Pierrepont Manor....
54
13
10
Adams
5
3
59
Adams' Centre to
62
From
WATERTOWN....
10
Place
72
WATERTOWN TO
From
towu.
ROME. iUtadup.)
Place.
Rome.
At Rome this route connects with
the Albany and Buffalo line, run-
uing liiust and West.
TheWatertown and Rome R.R. is
now opened to C Vincent, 25 miles
from Watertown, and 97 mile^from
Roihe. At the former place it con-
nects with the steamboats running
between Ogdensburg and the vi^
rioui
i ports on Lake Outar
io.
*
64
ROME TO OGDENSBURG.
from
Of
buru.
117
109
104
100
85
70
73
(i4
58
53
41
34
2»
22
14
From
Og-
burg.
ROME TO OGDENS-
BURG.
By Stage from
ROME to
Stakes
West Branch
A va
WestLeyden
Turin
Martinsburg
Lowvilie
Denmark
Carthage
VVilna
Antwerp
Sonferville
Oouveriieur
Richville
OcKali) to
OaDENSBURQ-.
OGDENSBURG TO
ROME. {Head up.)
PlM*
to
Plac*.
8
5
4
5
10
9
3
G
5
12
7
5
7
8
14
PItr*
Place,
From
Bom*.
8
13
17
9<i
33
41
44
53
50
64
76
83
88
95
103
117
ROUTES FROM ROCHES-
TER.
From Rochester to Buffalo^ sea
page (U).
From Rochester to Albany, and
intorincdiato places, see pp. 69 & 60.
From Rochester to J^ete York,
via Elmira and the New York and
Erie R. R., see page 66.
From
Rome.
Persons going direct between the
Above places, should take the cars
to Cape Vincent, and thence to
Ogdensburg by steamboat.
From
Oiwe-
go.
35
23
18
1
Jrom
Oswe-
SYRACUSE TO OS-
WEGO.
OiCffo Sf Syra. R. R.
SYRACUSE to...
Baldwinsville
Lamson's
Pulton to
OSWEaO
OSWEGO TO SYRA
. CUSE. (Heud up.)
Place
to
Ftaee.
12
5
17
1
Place
to
Place.
From
Syra.
euae.
12
17
34
35
From
8]rra>
cvae.
Cars leave Oswego for Albany
and Troy, via fJ^yracuse and Utica,
on arrival of the steamers from Og-
densburg and Lewiston ; and the
early train from Syracuse arrives
at Oswego in tiina to connect with
the steamers, both up and down the
Lake.
From
Dan*.
Yilla.
ROCHESTER TO
DANSVIUE.
Place
to
Place.
8
4
10
2
2
4
2
1
3
1
4
2
4
2
3
Froa
Rv
chea.
tcr.
52
44
40
30
28
26
22
20
19
By Oen'c yat Can'l.
ROOHESTER to.
Tone's Basin
Scottsville
Sackett's Basin....
Fowlerville
Barclay's Mill
Spencer's Basin....
Tracy's Basin
Cuvler
8
13
22
34
36
30
33
33
16
15
11
9
5
3
Genesee Dam
Mount Morris....
Shaker's Settlem'nt
Fitzhugh's Basin..
Sherwood's Land'g
McNair's Landing.
DANSVILLB....
36
37
41
43
47
49
53
From
Dana-
TiUe.
DANSVIUE TO RO-
CHESTER.
' {Head up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Ro-
chea>
ter.
The Genesee Valley Canal will
extend to Olean, on the Alleghany
River. It will unite at that place
with the New York and Rrie R. R.
From
Cora-
ing.
101
94
81
76
64
57
50
45
35
ROCHESTER. N. Y.,
TO CORNING.
Ghnessee VaVy Br. R.
KOOHESTER to...
Henrietta
West Rush
Buffalo, Coming and
N. r. R. R.
* Avon
Livonic Centre
Conosus
Spricgwater
Wayland
Liberty
Place
to
Place.
I
13
5
12
7
7
5
10
From
Ro-
chVr.
7
20
25
37
44
51
56
ROCHESTER TO CORNING.
ROCHES.
Buffalo^ Be«
Albany, and
lace pp. 69 A 60.
|o JVisw York,
few Jfork and
166.
ro
Plae*
to
Plae*.
Fron
Ro.
che«i
tcr.
im7.
to.
8
8
4
13
10
23
2
34
2
36
....
4
30
2
33
1 • B • •
1
33
> • • • •
3
36
1....
1
37
m'nt
4
41
sin. .
2
43
ind'g
4
47
ing.
2
49
• • • •
3
53
flO-
Plae*
to
Place.
from
Re
chea>
ter.
ley Canal will
the Aile^hany
3 at that place
and Brie R. R.
ii
r.H.
to...
and
Place
to
Place.
13
5
12
7
7
6
10
Front
Ro-
chVr.
7
20
25
37
44
51
50
6Q
27
20
14
2
From
Rn-
ch'a'r.
AVOCH
BATH
('uui(^*bcll
hilnt(Kl IHiHt
fOORNINa
CORNING. N.Y., TO
aOCHESTER!
(Head up.)
8
74
7
81
6
87
12
09
2
10 L
Place
From
to
Corn-
Place.
lug.
* From Avon the railroad extends
to Uutavia, Butfalo, and Niaguia
Falls.
f Corning is on the Now York and
Erie It. K., and is aliso Iho Northern
terminus of tlie blo.sHburg and
Ooruing 11.11., extending into Pena-
eylvania.
From
Oleaii.
99
92
87
84
79
77
71
66
63
49
41
37
31
26
21
13
6
From
Olean,
ROCHESTER TO
OLEAN.
Bi/ SUtqp. from
ROOHESTER to..
Henrietta
Hush
West Rush
Avon
South Avon ,
aENESEO
Mount Morris ,
Oakland ,
Hunt's Hollow
Short Tract
Allen Centre
Ant^lica
llobbieville
Friendship
Cuba
Hinsdale to
OLEAN...,
OLEAN TO ROCHES*
TER. (Head up.)
Pluce
to
Place
From
Ro-
ehVr.
7
6
8
5
2
6
6
12
4
8
4
6
5
6
8
7
6
Place
to
PInre.
7
12
15
20
22
28
34
46
50
68
62
68
73
78
86
83
99
From
Ro-
ch'aT.
From
KU'a
Fall*.
76
66
69
54
51
46
ROCHESTER TO
NIAGARA FALLS.
Via Rochester, Loclcp't
<6 Nia^a Falls R.R.
ROCHESTER to..
Sponcerport
Brockport
Holley....: ,
Murray
Albion
G*
Place
to
Place.
10
7
5
3
5
From
Ro-
chVr.
10
17
22
25
30
36
81
20
10
2
From
Nia'a
Falie.
Medina
Middleport
LOOKPORT
Pekln
SusponBion Bridge..
NIAQARA F'LS.
NIAGARA FALLS
ROCHESTER.
{Read up.)
TO
10
40
5
45
11
56
10
66 1
8
74
2
76
Plae*
From
to
Ho-
Place.
ch'a'r.
Note.— From Rochester passengers
can proceed via the New York Cen-
tral R. R. to Albany, via Syracuse,
Utica, &e. Also, to Elmira via the
Canaudaigua & Elmira R.R.; thence
to New York via the Erie R.R4 or to
Philadelphia via Williamsport, Catar
viiti^A, and the Reading R. R. From
Albany to Boston via the Masciachu-
setts Western R.R. -*
From Niagara Falls to Detroit,
Chicago, &o., via the Canada West'n
R. R.; -or via Buffalo, Cleveland, &c
From Cleveland to Cincinnati and
Indiana, Ac
ROUTES FROM BUFFALO.
From Buffalo to Rocfiester, Syra-
cuse, Utica, Albany and Troj/i N.Y.
See Route, page 60.
From Buffalo to Albany, via Ca-
nandaigua. See Route, page 60.
From Buffalo to New York, via
Buffalo, Corning and N. York RJL
See Route, page 50.
From Buffalo to New York, via
Buffalo and New York City R.B.
See Route, page 50.
From Buffalo to New York, via
Rochester and Ithaca. See Route,
page 51.
From Buffalo to -ZVeio York, via
Albany. See Route, page 51.
From Buffalo to Niagara FalU,
Oswego, Ogdensburg and Montreal^
via L. Ontario. See Route, p. 59.
From Buffalo to Montreal, via Al-
bany. See Route from Bufiialo t6
Albany, page 59.
From Albany and Troy to Mom-
tre<a,&e. 6oe Routes page 55.
<0
BUFFALO TO NEW YORK.
From
jr«w
York.
470
460
450
445
439
436
438
421
414
410
39tt
392
388
376
307
3ti4
361
356
353
353
34U
344
304
301
395
S88
883
»75
S70
366
S58
356
352
345
S38
233
S35
320
310
304
187
174
169
1«3
153
BUFFALO TO NEW
YORK, VIA GENE-
VA. JEFFERSON,
AND THE ERIE R.R.
janieaS(BufloR.R.
BUFFALO to....
Lancaster
Alden ••.. «••
Darien
Attica
Jiub'n Sf Rock. K. R.
Alexander
Batavia
Byron
Bergen
Churchville
ROCHESTBR
Brighton
Pittsford
Victor
Canandaigoa
Cbapinsville
Shoruville
Cliflon Springs....
West Vienna... A.
East Vienna
Oaks Corners
Obnbva
By Steamboat on S9'
n^a Lake to
JBrrERSON
Chemung JR. R.
Havana
Millport
Horse>Head8
EUiIRA
JV. r. ^ Erie R. R.
Weilsburg
Clieinung <> .
Waverly
Barton
Smithboro*
Tioga Centre
OWEOO
Camprille
Union
BlNviHAMPTON
Windsor Ruad. ...
Great Bend
Susqueiianna River
Deposit • . .
Hancock
StoclKport
Equinunic
PlaM
10
Place.
From
Bafii-
lo.
Hankin'a Creek
10
10
5
6
3
8
7
7
4
14
4
4
13
9
3
3
5
3
1
3
5
40
3
tt
7
5
8
5
4
8
2
4
7
7
5
8
5
10
6
17
13
5
6
10
10
30
25
31
34
43
49
56
60
74
78
82
94
103
106
109
114
117
118
121
126
166
169
175
182
187
195
300
204
212
214
213
225
232
237
245
250
260
260
283
296
301
307
317
146
140
132
125
130
115
100
87
84
77
ra
70
65
62
59
57
51
45
44
42
36
35
33
28
24
'••••••
ICallicoon . . .
Cochecton . . .
Narrowsburg
Mast Hope
Lacka waxen
Barry ville
Port Jbrvis
Otisville
Howell's
Middletown
New Hampton...
Goshen
Chester
Oxford
Monroe
Turner's
Monroe Works...
Sioatsburg
Ramapo Works...
*Suffem'$
Mousey ,
Spring Valley.....
Clarkstown
Blauveli ville
Pierniont
By Steamboat to
NEW YORK....
7
6
8
7
5
5
15
*13
3
7
4
3
5
3
3
2
6
6
1
3
6
1
3
5
4
324
330
338
345
350
355
370
383
386
393
397
400
405
408
411
413
419
425
426
438
434
435
437
443
446
24 470
♦ Freight trains only run to Pier-
mont. Passengers can leave the Erie
R. R. at Sufferns, and reach N. Yoi-k
via Paterson. Siee route l>elow.
463
35
34
30
38
24
19
16
14
12
9
5
1
Ramapo ij^ Pater-
eon R. R.
BUFFALO to.».
Supfbrn's'
Wan maker's
Ramsey's
Allendale
Godwinville
Paterson........
Paterson R. ii.
Ackerman's
Passaic Bridge
Boiling Poring
Hackensack Depot .
Bergen
Jersey CiTT
By Ferry to
NEW TORK
Pram
New
York.
NEW YORK TO BUF-
FALO. {Bead up.)
428
1
4
3
4
5
3
3
3
3
4
4
Place
to
Place.
428
429
433
435
439
444
447
449
451
454
•^58
463
463
Front
Ottflb.
k.
BUFFALO TO PITTSBURG,
,.
7
334
• •
6
330
8
338
7
345
5
350
5
355
15
370
*13
383
3
386
7
393
4
397
3
400
5
405
3
408
3
411
2
413
ti
419
6
425
> • •
1
420
, f «
2
428
• •
6
434
1
435
• • •
2
437
• • •
5
442
• • •
4
448
• • •
24 470
y run to Pier-
leave the Erie
reach N.York
ite below.
Eer-
•^ «
• • •
428
428
• • •
1
429
• • •
4
433
• • •
2
435
• • •
4
439
• ..
S
444
• • ■
3
447
• • •
2
449
• • •
2
451
ot.
3
454
• • •
4
•^58
• • •
4
462
• • •
1
463
tlF-
Plac*
From
••)
to
Duflh>
PiMe.
b.
rrom
bnrit.
324
3(k<
302
S9«
294
284
275
21)7
255
251
243
230
226
217
207
201
195
189
]8()
180
175
170
103
158
150
140
133
120
114
102
97
2<»
87
83
77
74
69
65
50
49
44
38
28
25
22
20
17
BUFFALO TO PITTS-
BURG.
Placa
to
Place.
BnrioScStateL.RR.
BUFFALO to
18 Mile Creek
Gvaiis* •••
Lagrange
Silver Creek
Dunkirk
Centreville
Westfleld
State 'Line
Erie gf State L. R. R.
North East
Harhor Creek
ERIE
CUoerdSfErieR.H
Fairview
Springfield
Conneaut
Kingsville
Ashtabula
Sayhrook
Geneva •>..
Madison
Perry
Paineville
Mentor
Willoughby
Euclid
OLEVELAND-...
Cleveland and Welle-
ville R. R.
Newburg
Bedford
Hudson
Ravenna
Rootstown
.^twater
Lima
Alliance.
Ohio 4> Penn'a R. R.
Smilhfleld
Damascuii....
Salem
Franklin
Columbiana
Palestine
Enon
Darllnirton
New Brighton
Rochester
Freedom
Baden
Economy
10
6
2
10
9
8
12
4
8
7
10
9
10
6
6
6
3
6
5
5
7
5
8
10
8
6
12
12
5
7
From
Ruf-
faio.
10
22
28
30
40
49
57
69
73
81
88
98
107
117
133
129
135
138
144
149
154
101
166
174
184
192
198
210
222
227
234
12 r
From
Pillii-
burg.
)wicklev to..,
ITTSBtTRG
PITTSBURG TO
5
12
Plaer
to
BUFFALO.(«efld«;'.)p,!;°c
313
334
From
Buf-
raln.
From Pittsburg passencers may
reach Philadelphia via the Penn-
sylvania R. R.
From
M(0.
BUFFALO TO CHI-
CAGO.
By Steamboat.
1042 BUFFALO to....
997Dunkitk, N. Y
952 Brie, Pa
922 Conneaut, O
907 Ashtabula
877 Grand River
848 Cleveland
802 Huron
792 Sancuskt Citt. . . .
712 DETROIT, Mich. .
640 Fort Gratiot
Place
to
Place.
490
412
348
245
95
70
56
From
Chi-
«a(0.
Thunder Bay Island
Presque Isle
Mackinaw
Manltou Island •...
MILWAUKIEyWi
Racine, Wis
Kenosha, Wis
OHIO AQO, III....
CHICAGO AND DE
TROIT TO BUFFALO,
N.Y. (Read up.)
45
45
30
15
30
29
46
10
80
72
150
78
64
103
150
25
14
56
Place
to
Place.
From
BuHf
lo.
45
90
120
135
165
194
240
250
330
402
553
630
694
797
947
972
986
1042
From
Bufl'a.
lo.
3
237
5
242
5
247
3
2.'!>0
5
255
4
259
6
265
10
275
5
2H0
6
286
10
296
?
299
3
303
2
3041
3
3071
DETROIT TO CHICAGO, VIA THE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL R.R.
The foregoing steamboat' route to
Chicago, by the way of the great
Upper Lakes, forms, during the
summer season, both a delightful
and a cheap excursion ; but it fa
only selected by tourists, and per-
sons of leisure. Others wishing to
go through from Detroit to Chicago,
as speedily as possible, should avail
themselves of the route of the Mich-
igan Central Railroad, of whic^ttfe
following are the stopping-plac^
ana distances.
From Buffalo to Detroit, l>y R.R.,
via Canada, see p. 69; firom Buffldo
to Ohicaj^o, via Cleveland} see p. 68L
fiS
DETROIT TO CHICAGO.
From
Chi-
cago.
278
208
s<;o
248
244
S4U
234
232
221)
220
211
201
192
181
109
155
141
133
118
110
98
88
82
76
60
£0
38
20
10
From
Chi-
cago.
DtTROIT TO CHI-
CAGO.
Mich. Ceviral R. R
DETROIT to
Dearborn
Wayne
Vpsilanti
Geddes' Mills
Ann Arbor ••
Delhi
Scio •••• •
Dexter
Chelsea •• i. •
Grass Lake........
Jackson '. .-
Gidley'
Albion
Marshall
Battle Creek
Galesburg
Kalamazoo
Paw Paw
Decatur
Dowagiac
NiLES
Buchanan
Terre Coupee... ...
New Buffalo
Michigan City
Porter's
Gibson's
Junction to
OHIOAGO
CHICAGO TO DE-
TROIT. (Read up.)
!
From
Chi-
cago.
512
490
490
484
482
472
463
443
439
431
BUFFALO AND DUN-
KIRK TO CHICAGO
&• INTERMEDIATE
PLACES, BY R. R.
Buflo^StateL.R.R.
♦BUrrALOto....
18 Mile Creek
Evans'
Lagrange
Silver Creek
tDUNKIRK
Centre vi lie ........
Westfield
State Line
Erie ^ State L. R. R.
North East
Harbor Creek
Place
From
to
Be-
Flaw.
trnit.
(.
10
10
8
18
12
30
4
34
4
38
6
44
2
46
3
49
9
58
9
67
10
77
9
86
11
97
12
109
14
123
14
137
9
146
14
160
12
180
8
168
10
190
6
196
6
202
16
218
10
228
12
240
18
258
10
268
10
278
Place
From
10
De-
Place.
troit.
Place
From
to
Bur-
Place.
folo.
16
16
6
22
6
28
2
30
10
40
49
8
57
12
69
4
73
8.
81
424
414
405
395
389
383
377
374
368
363
353
329
321
316
300
295
288
273
259
242
231
219
214
210
200
193
187
181
176
167
Ki'
150
145
138
133
121
111
102
91
87
76
60
42
36
From
Chi.
cago.
ERIE
Cleverd ^ Erie R.R.
Fairview
Springfield
Conneaiit
Kingsville
Ashtabula
Saybrook
Geneva
Madison
Perry
tOLEVELAND...
Cleveland, J^ortealk,
and Toledo R. R.
Grafton
Oberlin
Camden
NORWALK
Monroeville
Bellevue
Fremont
Elmnre
TOLEDO
Erie^-KaCta'zooRR
Sylvania i.
Blissfield
Palmyra
ADRIAN
Mich. Southern R.R.
Clayton
Hudson
Pittsfield
Osceo
IflLLSUALB
Sylvanus
Q,uincy
Coldwater
Bronson
Burr Oak
Sturgis' Prairie....
White Pigeon
JVor(A'n Ind'na R. R.
Hristol..
Elkhart
Mishawakie
South Bend
Terre Coupee
Laporte
Calumet
Bailey Town to....
^OHIOAGO.
CHICAGO ^0 CLEVE-
LAND. ERIE, DUN-
KIRKiUFFALO.ETC.
{Read up.)
10
9
10
6
6
6
3
6
5
10
24
8
5
16
5
7
15
14
17
11
12
5
4
10
7
6
6
5
9
6
5
11
7
5
12
10
»
11
4
11
16
18
^
30
Place
to
Place.
88
68
107
117
J33
m
.55
138
144
14S
159
183
191
196
212
•217
224
239
253
270
281
293
298
303
312
319
325
.331
336
345
351
356
%1
374
379
391
401
410
421
425
436
452
470
476
512
From
Bnf.
rttio.
From
De-
B
troit.
TR(
Buji
242
BU
239
Foi
Vox
221
215
Wa
208
We
202
Da
193
Ca.i
188
Cot
182
Ca
175
On
168
Bn
158
* I
Ot
151
Pr
139
W<
134
Be
180
In
121
Dt
111
L(
101
Ki
91
£1
76
W
47
01
1
w
D
Fi«m
De-
D
troit.
V
BUFFALO TO DETROIT.
09
10
9
10
6
6
6
3
6
5
10
34
8
5
16
5
7
15
14
17
11
12
5
4
10
7
6
6
5
9
6
5
II
7
5
12
Place
to
riare.
88
98
107
117
m
m
.55
138
144
14S
159
183
191
106
S12
■217
224
239
253
270
281
293
298
302
312
319
325
331
336
345
351
356
307
374
379
391
10
401
u
410
11
421
4
425
11
436
16
452
18
470
S
476
3G
512
* At Buffula this line connects
vith the Albany and Buffalo route,
and at Albany with the railroad
running to Boston. See pages 00
and W>, and also page 24.
f Dunkirk i» the Lake terminus
of tiie New York and Krie Railroad.
I^flengers for New York city will,
therefore, take this route. See p. 48.
X From Cleveland diverges the
Cleveland and Pittsburg JR.E., and
also the Oleve'and, Cdumhtts and
Cincinnati R. R. Passengers for
Philadelphia will, therefore, take
the route to PittsBiirg, thence via
the Central R. R. to rhiladelphia.
See pages 110 and 94. For Ciricin-
nati, and intermediate places, see
page 122. And, also, from Cleveland
to Wheeling, page 122.
2 See routes from Chicatjo, page 74.
From
Biif.
falo.
From
D«-
troit.
242
239
221
215
208
202
193
188
182
176
168
158
151
139
134
180
121
111
101
91
76
47
1
From
De-
troit.
BUFFALO TO DE-
TROITjVIA CANADA,
Buffalo, Brantford dt
God«rich R. R.
BUFFALO to
Fort Erie, Canada....
Port Colborne
Wainfleet
Welliind Can'! Feeder
Dunville
Cayuga
Cook's Station
Caledonia
Onondaga ,
Brantford
* Paris
Qreat Western {Can.)
R,R»
Princeton
Woodstock
Beachville
Ingersollville
Dorchester
LONDON
Kllworth
Ekfrid
Wardsville
Chatham
Windsor
Steamboat to
DETROIT, Mich...
DETROIT TO BUF'LO,
YIACAN.(i2«arf«p)
Place
Krom
to
Rufiif
Place.
lo.
3
8
18
21
6
27
7
34
6
40
•9
49
5
54
6
60
7
67
7
74
10
84
7
91
12
108
6
108
4
112
9
121
10
131
10
141
10
151
18
167
28
195
46
241
Placr
to
Place
242
From
Uuffa-
lo.
Nirie. — Passengers can go hy rail-
road from Detroit, via Michigan
Central R. R., to Chicago, and from
thonce to Rock Island; also to St.
Loui.H, and other places in the West,
by railroad. See routes from De-
troit, page 71.
* Fpom Paris the Buffalo, Brantf d
and Goderich R. R. is being con<
tinned to Lake Huron at Goderich.
This new route wiU reduce the dis-
tance betw'n Buffalo and the North-
west.
From
Toron
to.
BUFFALO TO NIAG'A
FALLS & TORONTO,
CANADA.
Place
to
Place.
11
11
2
50
From
lo.
74
63
62
50
Buffalo and Niagara
FaVs R.R.
BUFFALO to
111
22
24
74
Tonawanda
NIAGARA F'LLS
Suspension Bridge...
♦TORONTO, Cjvu...
From
Toron
to.
TORONTO, CANADA,
TO BUFFALO, N.Y.
{Head up.)
Place
to
Place.
From,
Baffa-
lo.
* Toronto to Lake Uuron. See
route page 59.
10
BUFFALO TO CINCINNATI.
#rain
Ciu*
«in»
■ati.
4C8
423
378
348
333
3U3
S74
828
S18
BUFFALO TO CIN-
CINNATI, VIA SAN
DUSKY CITY.
Steamb't on L. Erie.
BUFFALO to....
Dunkirk
Erib, Pa
Conncaut, O
Ashtabula
Grand River
Clbvkland
Huron
Sandusky City ....
Mad Jiiver 4* JLErie
R.R.to
Bellevue —'
Republic
Tiffin
*Carey
Patterson
Kenton
Belle Centre
Bbllbtontainb...
West Liberty
Urbana
SPRINOnELD
litUe Miami R.R. to
yellow Springs...
Xenia
Spring Valley
Corwin
Oregon
Morrow
Deerfield
Foster's
Lnveland*8
Milford
Plainville to
CINCmNATI...
CINCINNATI TO
SANDUSKY AND
BUFFALO. (ii«««'«p.)
Pteee
to
Flace.
45
45
30
15
30
29
4ti
10
15
14
9
16
13
11
12
12
8
10
14
9
10
7
7
6
8
5
5
4
9
4
10
PhiM
to
PUee^
Vrom
B«ffa-
lo.
45
90
120
135
165
194
240
250
2G5
279
288
304
317
328
340
352
3liO
370
384
393
403
410
417
423
431
430
441
445
454
458
468
From
Boflli-
lo.
* Branch R.R. to Findlay, 16 m.
N.B. Buffalo and Sandusky are
united by R.R.Tia Dunk'k and Cle'd.
Passengers can take either the cars
or steamboat between these places.
The R.R. route is continued wostw'd
to Chicago, Rock Island, St. Louis,
and to other places in the West and
Morth-westem States.
The R.R. route to Cindnnatiinterv
■eotg the lines running westw'd thro*
Ohio into la., &c.; at Patterson with
the Ft. Wayne route to Chicago; at
Bellefontaine with Indianapolis; at
Urbana with the Columbus, Piqua,
and Indiana R.R.; and at Springfield
with the R. R. route to Cincinnati^
via Dayton and Hamilton, O.
Flom
Cin-
cin-
nati.
BUFFALO AND DUN-
KIRK TO CINCINNA-
TI. VIA CLEVELAND.
447
402
357
327
312
282
253
246
241
2:«
235
231
228
224
220
217
212
206
199
193
186
174
156
141
118
104
94
83
73
65
58
51
45
37
32
27
S3
16
14
Place
to
Plave.
I • • • t • • <
B if Sl eamhont from
•BUFFALO to...
Dunkirk
Erie, Pa
Coniieaut, O
Ashtabula
Grand River
tOLEVELAT/D..
Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati R.R.
Rockport ..
Berea
Olmstead . •
Columbia. •
Eaton
Grafton . . .
La Grange
Pittsfieid . .
Wellington...
Rochester .....
New London .
Greenwich....
Salem
^Shelby
Galion
Cardington...
Delaware
§C0Lt7MBnS
Columbus and Xenia
R. R.
West Jefierson ....
London
South Charleston .
Adairville
UXbnia
Little Miami R. R.
Sprini; Valley .....
Corwin
Oregon . . . .
Morrow . . .
Deerfleld ..
Foster's . . .
Loveland's
Germany . .
Milford....
45
45
30
15
30
29
7
5
3
3
4
3
4
4
3
5
6
7
6
7
12
18
15
23
14
10
]1
10
8
7
7
6
8
5
5
4
7
3
From
Buffa-
lo.
45
yo
I'iO
135
105
194
201
206
2U9
212
s:h
219
223
227
230
235
241
248
254
261
273
291
306
329
343
353
364
:174
382
389
306
402
410
415
420
424
431
433
ROUTES FROM DETROIT.
71
Patterson with
to Chicago; at
idianapoHs ; at
umbus, Piqua,
i at Sjn-ivgfigld
to Cincinnati^
Iton, O.
UN*
■"■"
Place
From
NA-
to
Buff*.
^NO.
Plaie.
lo.
rom
1* • • •
• t * •
45
45
• ■ • •
45
90
• • • •
30
120
• • • •
]5
135
• • • t
30
105
D..
39
194
mhua
R.R.
7
201
5
200
3
2U9
3
212
4
2;H
3
219
4
223
4
227
3
230
5
235
6
241
7
248
6
254
7
251
13
273
18
291
15
306
33
329
kenia
• • • •
14
343
10
:)53
on ..
H
304
10
:m
8
383
\.'r.
7
389
7
3f)6
6
402
8
410
5
415
5
420
4
424
7
431
8
433
10
PlainvHle
irOINOINNATI . .
4
10
Place
to
Piaca
479
489
tnm
Cin-
da-
aati.
CINCINNATI TO
BUFFALO.
( Head up. )
From
Baf*
falo.
* See Routes flroin Buffalo, p. 65.
t See Routes from Cleveland, page
122.
I Intersects here with the Mans-
field and Sandusky R. R.
§ See Routes from Columbus, page
130.
V Intersects here with the Little
Miami R. R.
IT See Routes from Cincinnati,
page 115.
N.B. The railroad route is con-
tinued from Buffido, via Dunkirk
and Erie to Cleveland. Passengers
can, therefore, take either the rail-
road or steamboat route between
Buffalo and Cleveland.
From Cleveland, Ohio, passengers
may proceed to any place in the
Western or North-western States.
ROUTES FROM DETROIT.
From Detroit to BuffalOt see page
6T.
From Detroit to Chicago, and in-
termediate places, see ja^e 68.
I'rora Detroit to BufalOf via Car
nada, see page 69.
From Detroit to Lake Superior,
see Route from Buffalo Co the Cop-
per Regions, page 69.
Detroit to Milwaukib, Wis.— The
route between these places is via
Chicago, the railroad passing around
the head of L. Michigan. Another
route in progress is from Detroit via
Lansing (the capital of the State),
to Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan,
directly opposite to Milwaukie. It
will be better understood by con-
sulting the map.
From Detroit to l7no&, Mich., 22
miles.
From DxTRorr to HoLiAm>, Mich.
—By the cars of the Michigan Cen-
tral R.R. to Kalamatoo, 146 miles:
thence, by stage, to Hottand, 60 m.
Total distance, 196 miles.
Holland is a Dutch settlement,
with upwards of 5000 inhabitants,
and which is rapidly increasing by
fresh emigration from the mother
country. It is situated upon Black
Lake, aliout eighty miles due west
from Lansing, on an expansion of
Black River, a small stream run-
ning into Lake Michigan. A char-
ter has been obtained for a plank
road from Kalamazoo to the settle-
ment.
From
Tolet
do.
64
47
42
38
93
29
24
19
14
3
Tram
Toll!-
do.
DETROIT TO TO-
LEDO.
By Staffefrom
DETROIT to....
Trenton
Gibraltar
Brownstown
Newport
Brest
-^Monroe
La Salle
Erie
Manhattan, O., to.
tTOLEDO
flacM
to
Place.
TOLEDO TO DE-
TROIT. (Bead up.)
17
5
4
5
4
5
5
5
11
3
Place
to
Place.
TrSS
De-
troit.
17
S3
26
31
35
40
45
50
61
64
From
De-
troit.
•Here it connects with the M-
ehigan Southern R. R,
A railroad is in progress of con-
struction between Detroit and Cin-
cinnati, via Toledo, Lima, and Syd-
ney, Ohio,
Also, one Arom Toledo to In-
dtanapoHs.
From
Tole-
do.
66
44
40
27
22
17
12
3
From
I" Tote.
do.
DETROIT TO TO-
LEDO.
Btj Steam boat from
DETROIT to
Gibraltar
Brownstown
Brest. ..'
Monroe
La Salle
Erie •
Manhattan to
TOLEDO
TOLEDO TO DE-
TROIT. (Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
22
4
13
5
5
5
3
Place
to
Front
De-
troit.
S3
26
39
44
49
54
63
66
From
iKlt.
M
DETROIT TO SAGINAW.
DETROIT TO SA-
GINAW.
Flww
to
VUct.
DeVtSrPontiacR.R
DETROIT to
Royal Oak
BlHMlNQaAll
PONTI AO
By stag* ta
Waterford
Austin...^
ClarkBon
Springfield
Qroveland
Stony Run...-
Grand Blane
Flint...*.
Genesee...*
Thetford
Bridgeport to
SAGIWAW
SAGINAW TO DE-
TROIT.
(Read up.)
12
7
7
5
3
3
3
7
5
4
8
4
7
13
11
Piac«
to
Pkuw.
Ffwn
De-
troit.
12
19
26
31
34
37
40
47
52
56
64
68
75
88
99
From
De-
troit.
'iZ DETROIT to PORT
Huron HURON.
By Staff e from
♦DETROIT to....
Mount Clemens...
New Haven
(7o)uinbu8
St. Clair to
FORTRtJRON. . .
PORT HURON TO
• DETROIT.
{Read up.)
Place
to
FlMC.
13
7
11
11
13
Place
te
Place.
From
De-
treit
13
20
31
42
54
From
De-
tsolL
*A Steamer runs in connection
with the Michigan Central R. R.
between Detroit and Port Huron,
leaving each pJace on alternate
days.
From
Co-
■UBna.
72
57
51
37
•3
DETROIT TO HOW-
ELL AND 00-
RUNNA.
BuSlagefrom
DETROIT to. . .
Bedford
F&rinington
Kensington
'Genoa
Place
to
Place.
15
6
14
14
Ftem
De-
tMit.
15
21
35
49
17
5
From
Co-
ruuna
Howell
Shiawassee to.
CORDNNA ..
CORUNNA TO DE-
TROIT. {Road up.)
6
12
5
Pl:lf«
to
I'lice.
Froin
Lan-
alng.
131
121
114
102
94
84
75
66
55
From
Lan-
elag.
From
Orand
HaTea
106
100
93
84
79
73
66
57
43
33
26
16
From
OninA
Haven
DETROIT TO LAN-
SING.
Miehig^nCenVlR.R,
DETROIT to
Dearborn
Wayne
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Dexter
Chelsea
Grass Lake
Jackson
By Stage U
LANSING
LANSING TO DE-
TROIT, {head up.)
Place
to
Place.
10
7
12
8
10
9
9
11
55
Place
ta
Phce.
LANSING TO GRAND ''l^'^
HAVEN.
Bg Stage from
LANSING to
Delta
Eagle
Portland
Maple
Lyons
Ionia
Avon
Ada ,....
Grand Rapids
Grandville
Talmadgeto
GRAND HAVEN
GRAND HAVEN TO
LANSING.
{Read up.)
Place.
6
7
9
5
6
7
9
14
10
7
10
16
Place
to
Place.
55
07
72
Front
Ue.
troit
Front
De-
troit.
10
17
29
37
47
56
65
76
131
From
De*
troit.
From
Lan*
eing.
6
13
22
27
33
40
49
63
73
8Q
90
106
Kro«
Lan.
Grand Haven is situated on the
eastern sitore of Lake Michigan,
nearly opposite to Milwaukie, Wis.
Steamboats connect the two (dacea,
a distance of about 90 miles.
from
Cbi-
>245
235
227
224
219
215
211
206
201
MONROE TO CHICA60.
73
• • •
6
as
• • •
12
07
• • •
S
72
— ^
b-
Place
Froia
ip.)
to
I'Uce.
troit
H-
I'lace
to
From
Us.
Place.
trait.
.R.
• • •
• • •
10
10
• • •
7
17
• • •
13
29
55
E- Ptac*
') 'PhPB.
^NO' '*''"*
From
to
Lan*
Place.
■ing.
-^
— —
i
• • •
• • •
6
6
• • •
7
13
• • *
9
22
• • •
5,
27
• • •
(i
33
■ • •
7
40
• • •
9
49
... 14
63
... 10
73
• • •
7
80
• • •
10
90
3N
16
106
TO
Place
Kro«
to
Lan*
Place.
■ins.
iiated on the
e Michigan,
traukie, Wis.
two places,
inilea.
from
Cbi'
ngo-
245
3.35
227
224
219
215
211
206
201
194
188
182
177
173
168
N3
157
146
139
134
122
112
103
92
88
77
61
49
36
From
Chi.
eago.
MONROE TO CHi-
CAGOJLL.
Place
to
Place.
McX Southern RM
MONROE, MI., to
Ida
Petersburg
Oeerfleld
Palmyra
*Teciiin3ch June. .
.Dorian
Dover
Clayton
Hudson
Pittsfield
Osceo
Hillsdale.......
Jonesville
SylvanuB
duincy
CoilDWATER
BrouBon
Burr Oak
Sturgis's Prairie. .<
White Pigeon ....
Bristol, Indiana ..<
By J^orthem Iiidi
ana JR. R.
Elkhart, la
Mishawaukie
South Bemd
Terre Co pee....'.
La Porti
Michigan City....
Baily Town to. ...
OHIOAaO, ILL.
CHICAGO TO MON
ROE. {Read up.)
9
11
4
11
16
12
13
36
From
Mou-
roe.
10
10
8
18
3
21
5
26
4
30
4
34
5
39
5
44
7
51
6
67
6
63
5
68
4
72
5
77
6
83
5
88
11
99
7
106
5
111
12
123
10
133
Place
to
Place.
From
Ailri.
TOLEDO TO ADRI-
AN.
T^rmgh/are,^7 00. THm$,aoout
12 hours.
Prom Monroe, Pleamers run to
Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo,
and other places on Lake Erie.
At Chicago this route connects
with the Chicago and Galena R. R.,
running through the northern por-
tion of Illinois; and at Galena
with steamboats running on the
Upper Mississippi.
33
22
18
13
10
6
KrieSfKlamaz.R.R.
TOLEDO to
Sylvuiiia
Ottawa Lake
Knight's
BlissAeld
Palmyra to
ADRIAN
From
Adri.
ADRIAN TO TOLE-
DO. (Read up.)
Plsce
lo
I'laoe
11
4
5
3
4
6
Place From
to I To-
Place. IrUo.
At Adrian this route connects
with the Michigan Southern R. R.
See previous route.
Stages connect this route with the
Central R. R. at Adrian and Uills.
dale.
T4
ROUTES FROM CHICAGO.
ROUTES FROM CHICAGO. ILLINOIS^
Chicago to Botton, via Canada.
OHIOAGO to Detroit, via Michigan Central ILR
Detroit to Niagara Falls, via Canada R.R
Niagara Falls to Albany, via New York Central R.R.
Albany to BOSTON
Chicago to Boaton^ via Cleveland.
OHIOAG-O to Toledo, Ohio, via Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana R.R
Toledo to Cleveland, Ohio~
Cleveland to Buffalo, New Tork
Buffalo to Albany, via New York Central R.R
Albany to BOSTON
Chicago to New York, via Dunkirk.
OHIOAGrO to Cleveland, Ohio. (See previous route)....
Cleveland to Dunkirk, via Erie
Dunkirk to NEW YORK, via New York and Erie R. R.
Chicago to New Tork, via PitUfyurg.
CHICAGO to Cleveland, Ohic. (See previous route.).
Cleveland to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Pittsburg to Philadelphia
Philadelphia to NEW YORK «
Chicago to New York, via Niagara Falls and Albany.
CHICAGO to Detroit, via Michigan Central B.R.
Detroit t« Niagara, via Canada
* Niagara to Albany, via New York Central R.R..
Albany to NEW YORK, via Hudson RJ^r R. R.
Chimgo to HiHadelphia, Pa., via ClevOand.
CHICAGO to Toledo, Ohio, via Michigan Southern R.R„
Toledo to Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Pittsburg to Harrisburg, Pennfiylvania
Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA
Chicago to Philadelphia, Pa.,via Ibrt Wayne.
CHICAGO to Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Fort Wayne to Lima, Ohio
Lima to Crestline, Ohio ,
Crestline to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.,
Pittsburg to Harrioburg
Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA..
IMav« to
From
ritM.
Chicaio.
278
278
229
607
303
810
200
1010
243
113
183
298
200
356
92
460
856
139
853
87
278
229
803
144
243
113
139
249
104
160
69
72
187
249
104
350
448
908
356
495
848
935
278
607
810
954
243
356
495
744
848
160
209
281
468
717
821
•Niagara Suspension Bridge to New York, via Canandaigua, Elmira,
•ad N.Y. and Erie B.R., ia 448 miles ; total from Chioago, 965 milea.
CHICAGO TO DUBUQUE.
T5
OIS»
IMaca t
riaoa.
ffnJT
Chicain.
.. 278
278
.. 229
507
. 303
810
.. 200
1010
1
L 243
243
.. 113
356
.. 183
639
.. 298
837
.. 200
1037*
. 366
356
.. 92
448
. 460
908
. 866
356
. 139
495
. 863
848
87
935
. 278
278
. 229
607
303
810
144
954
243
243
113
356
139
495
249
744
104
848
160
150
69
209
72
281
187
468
249
717
104 '
821
ligua, Elmira,
1^5 miles.
4WWS/S/N/«^/^/V>/VAA fN/\/\/\/VA/V\/>«>.i'\.'\/VPUNAir^/\/W\/\.'\/WNA/\/< '\/\/V/\/MWiV>M^V^A/WW>\/
CJdeago to Pftiladelphia, Pa., via Cleveland and Mahoning and
Norlh-Wesfem R.R.^t. {In progress.)
C 'DAOrO to Cleveland, via Michigan Southern R. R
Cleveland to Blairsville, Pennsylvania. (In progress.)
Blairsville to Harrioburf;, Pennsylvania
Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA
Chicago to Philadelphia, Pa., via Canada Western B. B., El-
fair a, N.Y., and WiUiamsport, Pa.
OHIOAGO to Detroit, Michigan « f.
Detroit to Niagara, via Canada
Niagara to Klmira, via Canandaigua, New York ,
Eloiira to PHILADELPHIA, via WiUiamsport, Cattawissa
and Reading R.R*g
Chicago to Baltimore, lid.
CfHIOAG-0 to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. (See routes, page
74, from Chicago to Philadelphia.)
Harrisburg to BALTIMORE, via York, Pennsylvania
Chicago to Baltimore, Md., via Clevelandf and Baltimore and
Ohio B. B.
Ac.
OHIOAGO to Cleveland, Ohio, via Mich. Southern R.R.
Cleveland to Wheeling, Virginia, via Wellsville, Ohio
Wheeling to BALTIMOBE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R.
■•• •••••••
ri*r« to
Pteee.
366
169
195
104
278
229
168
268
744
82
366
136
880
from
Dnbn-
189
181
173
169
167
164
162
159
154
150
147
139
134
127
123
117
111
105
97
90
83
76
CHICAGO TO GALE-
NA, ILL.. AND OU:
BUQUE, IOWA.
Via Chicago and Ga-
. Una Union B. B.
OHIOAGO to
Oak Ridge
Cottage Hill
Baboock's Qrove
Danby
Wheaton
Winfleld ,
* Junction
t Wayne
Clinton
ELGIN
Gilbert's
Huntley's
Union
Marengo
GflrdHu Prairie
JBELVIDERE
Cherry Valley
EOOEFORD
Winnebago
Pecatonica... .«..••......
Nevada...'
•••••• •••••#•• tee
Place
to
PltM.
8
8
1
2
3
2
3
6
4
3
8
6
7
4
6
6
6
8
7
7
8
From
Chi-
cago.
8
16
20
22
26
27
3P
36
39
42
60
66
62
66
72
78
84
02
99
106
lU
68
60
66
48
44
26
18
10
1
From
Dubn-
qua.
From
Chicago.
356
625
720
824
278
607
675
943
744
826
366
492
872
PREBPORT
Illinois Central B. B.
(Galena Branch.)
Eleroy
Lena
Nora
3 Warren „
Council Hill
GALENA
Menomone
Dunleith
Cross' ff Missi ssippi to
DUBUQUE, Iowa..
DUBUOUE AND GA
LENA TO CHICAGO.
(Bead up.)
8
4
8
4
19
7
8
9
Flare
to
Place
121
* Railroad to the Mississippi, via
Dixon (in progress).
t Chicago, St. Charles and Missis-
sippi Air Line R.R., connecting with
the Galena Branch of the Illinois
Central R. R., forming a second
route between Chicago and Galena.
It Beloit Br. R.R. diverges here.
I From Warrea to Mineral Pointy
Wisooiuin.
T8
CHICAGO TO DUffUQUE.
N. B. Passengers for St. Paul
Minnesota, or any of tlie towns on
tlie Upper Mississippi, will bo con-
voyed byHtoHinboat, from tlio tormi
nus of tlie foregoiug route, on the
ftligsissippi river.
From CHICAGO TO GALL'
d»Hna. ill., and DU-
">•• I BUQUE, IOWA.
Chicago and (Talma
Union R.E.
CHICAGO, 111, to...
Oak Uidge
Cottajse Hill
liabcock's Qrove
Wlieaton
Winfleld
Junction
* Chicago, St. Charles
<£ Miss. Air Line JR.
St. Charles
Syracuse
Oregon
Junction
Illirims Central R. B.
(Galena Branch.)
Fpreston
Freeport
Elcroy
Lena
iNora
Warren
Council Hill
GALENA
Menemone
Dunleith ....
Cross'g Mississippi to
DUBITQUE, Iowa.
PlBce
to
Place.
.From
cago.
8
8
4
2
3
Fiom
l>iiba
quR,
OUBUQU£, ID VA.&
GALENA. ILL., TO „-- -
CHICAGO. (iZead «!?.)"'«»• «•«»•
s
16
20
25
27
30
Place
to
From
Chi-
Route in progress.
From
Gale-
na.
457
427
■^
CHICAGO TO GALE-
NA AND DUBUQUE,
VIA DIXON, ILL.
Chicago and Cfalena
Union R.E.
CHICAGO to
\ Junction. (See
) previous route.) ,
Chicago <£ Dixon E.
Place
to
Place.
30
From
Chi-
cago.
SOP
I
422
413
407
4m
3D9
3S2
3«7
367
93
83
08
60
56
48
44
25
18
10
1
'icnevfln, 111
Blackberry
L(Hli
Cortland
Dp T'lilb
Dormeut
Lane
Franklin
* DIXON
Illinois Central R. It
(Oalena Branch.)
Palo
Foreston
Freeport
£leroy
Lena
Nora
Warrt n
Council Hill
GALENA
Menemone
Dunleith
Cross' ff Mississippi to
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
6
9
G
5
3
11
6
15
10
264
10
15
8
4
8
4
19
7
8
9
From DUBUQUE AND GA-
o«i-|LENA TO CHICAGO.
(Mead up.)
na.
35
44
50
55
58
75
90
100
361
374
397
4U1
4(19
413
432
439
447
450
1 457
Place
10
Place.
Krotn
(Jhi.
cago
•From Dixon the Chicago and
Dixon line is being continued to tlie
Mississippi at Fulton, and will con-
nect at Lyons, on the opposite bank,
with the Iowa Central U. R.
N. B. Passengers for St. Paul,
Minnesota, and other places on the
Upper Mississippi, will be conveyed
by steamboat, from the river termi-
nus of the foregoing route.
From
St.
Faul.
515
326
318
298
288
268
f"56
264
208
199
CHICAGO TO ST.
*PAUL, MIN.
CHICAGO to
f Dubuque. (See |
( ps^es 75 & 76.) I
Steamboat on Upper
Mississippi.
Peru, Iowa
Cassville, Wlsoonsin.
Quttenburg
Wisconsin River
Fort Crawford, \7i8..
Prairie du Chien
Upper Iowa River....
Bad Axe River
Place
to
Place
189
8
20
10
20
2
2
56
9
197
217
227
247
249
251
807
316
CHICAGO TO ROCK ISLAND.
77
I. It.
V)
6
9
G
5
3
11
6
15
10
264
10
15
8
4
8
4
35
44
50
55
58
■/J
7.)
90
lUO
3&1
374
389
397
4U1
409
413
19 432
ni to
ra
GA-
kGO.
Place
to
i'lare,
439
447
450
457
Krom
Chi.
cage
Chicaj^o and
ntinued to the
, and will con-
opposite bank,
. K. R.
or St. Paul,
places on the
I be conveyed
le river termi-
)ute.
T.
Place
to
Place.
From
Chi.
oago.
• •«>
e
189
189
ter
lin,
is..
8
20
10
20
2
2
19T
217
227
247
249
261
66 I 807
9 1 316
179
174
85
60
From
Root River
Prairie la Cro6se,Wi.«'
Chippewa River
Luke I'epin
ST. PAUL .....
ST. PAUL TO CHI-
CAGO, {liec'dup.)
20
836
5
341
89
430
25
455
60
615
Pl«c»
From
to
Chi-
Place.
cago.
From
Inck
blani!
182
176
160
152
142
121
106
08
89
84
82
72
68
64
46
37
24
13
4
From
Bock
bland
CHICAGO, ILL. TO
ROCK ISLAK^D.
Chicago and Hock
Island a. R.
CHICAGO to
K. R. Junction
Bremen
.Mokenn
* JOLIET
Morris
MaraeilleH
OTTAWA
Utlca
t LA SALLE
Peru
Trenton
Bureau
Pond Creek
Sheffield
Aunnwan
Qeneseo
Goloua
Moline
ROOK ISLAND
ROCK ISLAND TO
CHICAGO. (A'md«i>.)
Place
to
Place
6
16
8
10
21
15
8
9
5
2
10
4
14
8
9
13
11
9
4
Place
to
Place
From
Chi.
ea(o.
6
22
30
*^
ol
76
84
93
98
100
110
114
128
136
145
158
169
178
182
From
Chi-
cago.
See. Minutes from Chicago.
* At Joliet the Chicago and Mis-
sissippi R. R. connects with the
Bock Island R.R. This rdhte leads
to Alton and St. Louis, via Bloom-
iugton, 111.
f At La Salle the Illinois Central
R.R. connects; it is also near the
western terminus of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal.
t Here the Peoria and Bureau
Valley R.R. connects, running to
Peoria, 47 miles distant.
g The Central Military Tract R. R.
connects here.
IT . B. At Peru, 111., the Illinois Riv.
gteiiinboats connect, stopping at the
7*
different towns upon the river, oa
their route to St. Louis.
Steum'roats also run upon tho
Mississippi River, in connection with
the cars on the Rock Island R.R., to
St. Paul, Min'sota, and otlier places
on tho Upper Mis-sissippi River; also
St. Louis, via the Mississippi, and
the various stopping placed on tho
river.
The route is aHao continued from
Rock Island to Southern and West'n
Iowa, and Nebraska Territory.
From
Fult'n
134
104
99
90
84
79
76
65
69
44
34
25
10
From
Full'u
CHICAGO TO DIXON
AND FULTON, ILL.
Chicago and Galena
Union R.R.
CHICAGO, 111
Junction
Galena <£ Dixon R.R.
Geneva
Blackberry
Lodi
Cortland
DeKalb
Derment
Lane
Franklin
* DIXON
Sterling
Uniouville
t FULTON
FULTON AND DIXON,
ILL., TO CHICAGO.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
30
5
9
6
5
3
11
6
15
10
9
15
10
Place
to
Place.
I'rmn
Chi-
caco.
30
33
44
50
55
58
69
75
9U
100
109
124
134
From
Chi-
cago.
* At Dixon this route intersects
the Galena Branch of the Illinois
Central R. R.
f Steamboats connect with places
on the Mississippi River.
From Lyons, Iowa, opposite io
Fulton, 111., the route will be con-
tinued west by the project<'l Iowa
Central R.R.
I
78
CHICAGO TO IOWA CITY.
i?
»
rwm CHICAGO
city. Ull T|
TO IOWA
IOWA.
245
63
CO
Vrom
Oma-
liaC'jr
495
250
4
From
Oma-
haC'y
I Uoi;k Island, via i
{ Kock l8lOD(l II. >
( See page 77. l
OHIOAGO to
Uoi;k Island, via
Kock I^lond
Sue page
Crott^g 3/itsistippi to
Davenport, Iowa
By Stage to
Rockingham
Montpelier
Wyoming
Muscatine
Overmen's
Wept Libert
IOWA 01
PUccI From
to C'lii-
Plac*. ««|0.
182
8
A".
IOWA CITY TO CHI
CAGO. {Bead up.)
CHICAGO TO OMAHA
CITY, NEBRASKA.
OHIOAGO to
j Iowa City. (See )
/ previous route.) j
(Council Bluif)
) City, Iowa, by f
1 land carriage,!
f about )
OMAHA OITY
6
190
12
202
6
207
7
214
11
225
8
233
12
245
Place
to
Placa
Place
to
Place,
245
246
4
OMAHA CITY TO
CHICAGO. (iJeadajj.)
Plnre
to
Place.
182
185
From
Chi-
cago.
From
Chi.
oago.
245
491
495
From
Chi-
cago.
ifemarJt*. — NEBRASKA TERRI-
TORY AND SETTLEMENTS.— The
climate of Nebraska appears to be
similar to that of Iowa in the same
latitude, which is mild and pleasant;
and, as in other prairie countries,
there is nothing to break the full
forra of the wind, a cooling breeze
funs the prairies even in the most
sultry days of summer. There is,
comparatively, little snow in win-
ter — it being, much of the time,
pleasant, sunny weather. Yast herds
of buffalo, elk and deer range this
extensive territory. The valleys on
all the streams are rich and fertile,
but much of the high lands away
flrom the watercourses are sandy,
and not arable. Minerals of various
kinds have been discovered, among
which are coal, iron, cholk, mnguo-
sia, &o. Timber is found on nearly
all the streams, and intermingled
with the bluffs, and hills, and val-
leys; although, as a general thin);,
there is a scarcity through the tu^
ritory. Fiph, geese.swan, ducks, and
other feathered game, are abundant
through this whole Missouri rivor
region. Amongst the fi-uits that
abound in Nebraska are grnpes,
Elums, cherries, strawberries, raxp-
erries, blnck currants, gooseberries,
haws, crab and thorn applet. The
Missouri bottoms in Nebraska are,
in many places, broad, and always
fertile, with timber almost its whole
length.
Omaha City is the capital of the
Territory of Nebraska ; it is situated
on a bluff, on the west side of the
Missouri river, about /our miles diiu
tant from Ontncil Bluff City, in the
State of Iowa. Its situation is re-
garded as a good one for the location
of a city, although a wide strip of
marshy land extends from the capi>
tol to the river. Already it contains
a number of houses, including the
Capitol, a neat and substantial build-
ing, constructed of brick, with ho>
tels. saw-mill, &c.
The settlement of Florence is
about six miles to the north of
Omaha City; its situation is re-
garded as being somewhat bettor
than Omaha City, from the fact,
that the bluff upon which it is lo-
cated lies near the river. Opposite
this place a rocky bottom extends
across tlie river to an island, which
is thought to be the only place
where the foundation can be laid
across the river for a railroad bridge.
Florence is located on the site of the
Mormon town, *' Winter Quarters,"
which was destroyed by that people
on their resigning it, some few years
since, for their new home in Utah.
Bdlwiew is situated on the west
bank of the Missouri river, about
ten miles below Omaha City; it has,
in many respects, an eligible situar
tion; a ledge of rook extends along
the margin of the river.
CHICAGO TO tA 8ALIE.
19
capital of the
it is bituated
i8t dide of the
fmtr miles di»-
f City, in the
tuation is ro-
or the location
wide titrip of
from the capi*
Eidy it contains
including the
stantial build-
riclc, with ho-
' Florence is
;he north of
iuation is re-
lewhat better
rom the fact,
rhich it is lo-
^er. Opposite
ttom extends
island, which
le only place
I can be laid
lilroad bridge,
the site of the
er Quarters,"
Y that people
)me few years
me in Utah,
on the west
river, about
kCity;itha8,
»1igible situar
xtends along
ifthraska City, twoaud-a-balf miles
IwlowFort Keurn«y,i!« iltuntednear
the bead of Grand Island, in the
river Platt(>, about 160 miles west
ttom. Omaha City, and 2U'2 miles
ftoni St Joseph, Missouri. The alti-
tude of Fort Kearney is about 200J
foet aboTO the Oulf of Mexico.
Council Bluff CUy is in the State
of Iowa, four miles to the east of
Omi^a City ; it is situated on Indian
Creek, three miles from the east
fide of Missouri river ; it is opposite
to, and in full view of the meadows
of Nebraska, west of the Missouri.
There are other new settlements
ip this Ticinity, bordering along the
rirer, while others are continually
fprinKinginto exintence; and there
em be little doubt, before many
{ears. Eastern and Southern Ne-
raska will contain a considerable
population.
From
K
■tUe.
104
96
84
81
79
74
68
61
58
66
63
42
89
83
26
16
From
Li
Salle.
* CHICAGO TO LA
SALLE.VIA AURORA,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago <& Aurora B.
OHIOAOO to
Oak Ridge
Babcock's Grove
Danby
Wheaton
Junction
Batavia..:
AURORA
Montgomery
Oswego...
Bristcl
Newark
Somonauk
Waverly
Earl
Mendota
Ittinoii Central B.B.
LA SALLE
LA SALLE TO CHI-
CAGO. {Bead up.)
PUm
to
Place,
8
12
8
2
6
6
7
S
2
8
11
»
'6
7
11
15
From
Chi-
cago.
8
20
23
25
80
86
48
46
48
51
62
65
71
78
89
104
Place From
to Chi-
Place. csKO.
* Chics^ to La Salle, via Joliet.
See Rout« from Chicago to Rock
Island, page 77.
Steamb<^ts run from La Salle, the
Western terminus of the Illinois
and Michii^aa Canal, to Peoria, Niv
pies, and other towns upon the IIU.
nois Kiver. See Route, page 79.
La Salle is the Nortiiern terminus
of the main line of the Illinois Cen-
tral R. R., the Southern terminus
beiuK at Ctiro, the Junction of the
Mississippi and Ohio River.
From
Peo-
ria.
413
315
298
278
266
265
247
237
225
209
199
187
184
174
171
161
151
145
141
135
119-
117
107
101
85
43.
41
23
18
From
Peo-
Ira.
CHICAGO TO PEORIA
AND, ST. LOUIS VIA
THE ILLINOIS
RIVER.
OHIOAGO to
) La Salle. (See ;
) pp. 77 and 79.) \
Hennepin
Lacon
Chillioothe
Rome
PEORIA
Pekin
Lancaster Landing...
Liverpool
Havanna
Bath
Moscow
Erie
Beardstown
La Grange
Meredosia :
Naples :
Griggsville Landing..
Florence
Montezuma
Bridgeport
Newport
Columbiana
Gilford
Misaissippi Biver
Oraftou
Alton
Missouri River
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS TO CHI-
CAGO VIA ILLINOIS
RIVER. {Bead up.)
Place
From
to
Chi-
Place.
cago.
08
98
17
116
20
135
12
147
1
148
18
166
10
176
12
188
16
204
10
214
12
226
8
229
10
239
8
242
10
252
10
262
6
268
4
272
6
278
16
294
2
296
10
306
6
812
16
328
42
370
2
872
18
390
5
395
18
413
Place
From
to
Chi-
Place.
cago.
80
From
Ciiiro,
406
808
307
SOD
287
277
267
261
256
248
237
2S0
225
217
204
194
188
164
154
142
128
117
112
101
85
62
48
35
10
From
Cairo,
CHICAGO TO CAIRO.
CHICAGO TO CAIRO,
ILL. VIA ILLINOIS
CENTRAL R. R.
Chicago and Roch
hUmd E.K.
!=OHIOAGO to
(La Salle. (Seel
> Route, Chicago f
S to Rock Island, (
( page7y.) V
Illinois Central JR. R.
Shippinsport
Tonica
VVeenona
.inonk
Panola
Kappa
Hudson
tBLOOMINGTON
Elmwood
Wapellah
Clinton
Maria..
J DECATUR
Macon
Moamequa
gTemorah
Oconee
VANDALIA
Patoka
Sandova
I^Centralia
KockTiew
Dubois
De Soto
Makanda
Jonesboro'
Villa Ridge
** CAIRO
CAIRO, ILL., TO
CHICAGO.
(Read up.)
PI«ce
to
Pluce.
98
1
7
13
10
10
6
6
8
11
7
5
8
13
10
6
24
10
12
16
9
5
11
16
23
14
13
25
10
Place
to
Place.
From
Ohi-
ca(o.
98
99
106
119
129
139
145
1.50
158
169
176
181
189
202
212
218
242
252
264
280
289
294
305
321
344
358
371
396
406
From
Ohl-
oa(o.
* Between Chicago and La Salle
there are two routes — one via the
Rock Island R.R., the other yia Aur
rora and Mendota. (See Route from
Chicago to La Salle, via Aurora,
page 79.)
The Oalena Branch of the Central
Illinois R. R. diverges from La Salle,
and runs, yia Dixon and Freeport,
to Oalena, Illinois.
fAt Bloomington the Chicago and
Mississippi 11. K. intersects. Passen-
gers for Springfield, Alton, aud 8t
Louis, also for Jacksonville, Naples,
111., Ac, will stop here.
J The Great Western Illinois R.R.
connects here; it runs to Spring,
field, Jacksonville, Naples, 111., &c.
i Mississippi & Terre Haute R. R.
intersects, running east to Terre
Haute and Indianapolis, and west to
Alton and St. Louis.
11 The Atlantic & Mississippi R.R.
will intersect here; this road will
connect the routes of Central Indiana
with St. Louis.
If The Chicago Branch unites here.
** The Mobile and Ohio R. R. will
conned at Cairo ; also, the New Or
leans and Jackson R. R., by a union
with the former. These will prove
most important connections for Chi-
cago, as they will place her in almost
immediate intercourse with the peo-
ple and commerce of the Gulf.
From
Cairoc
385
351
342
337
331
309
292
280
277
266
256
246
236
*223
206
195
181
171
166
150
140
126
CHICAGO TO CAIRO,
ILL., VIA CHICAGO
BRANCH R. R.
Place
to
Place.
Via Chicago Branch
of 111 Cen. R. R.
OHIOAGO to
Calumet
Thornton
Richtou '.
Monee
Bourbonais
Ashkum
Onarga «...
Spring Creek
Loda
Pera
Rantoul
URBANA
Pesotum
Okaw
Arno
Neoga
( Intersection Mis- )
< sissippi A Terre >
( Haute R. R )
Effingham
Edgewood
Farina
Tonti
14
9
5
6
22
17
12
3
11
10
10
10
13
17
11
14
10
6
16
10
U
From
Chi-
cago,
14
23
28
84
56
73
85
109
119
129
142
169
170
184
194
199
215
225
239
120
112
101
85
62
48
35
10
Sandoi
Centra
lllinoii
(J
Rockv
Dubol
UeSot
Makai
Jonesl
Villa 1
OAIR
CAIRO
From
Vli
Cairo.
BR
(
N.B. Th
Elinois Ce
Mississippi
191 miles
runs acrot
Haute to
diana rou
Loais.
Pa8seng<
Jndianapol
east; and t
hor<f, Bm
Louis, wil
The Gh
sects, also
sippi, and
R. R. X) b<
gress of
open, in
cago Brai
St. Louis,
Indiana.
From C
be contin
end Mob;
importan
progress
these are
and the
indissoln
Gulf of Ik
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS.
81
bicago and
8. Passen.
on, aud St.
le, Naples,
linoiflR.R.
to Sprinij.
111., &c
laute R. ]{,
to Terre
and west to
asippi R.R,
road will
)ral Indiana
unites here,
io R. R. will
the New 0^
by a union
5 will prove
ions for Chi-
ef in almost
ith the peo-
b Gulf.
0,
Plaoe
to
Place.
ch
• • •
• •>
14
• «•
9
• ■•
5
• ••
6
• ••
22
• ••
17
• ••
12
• • •
3
• ••
11
• ••
10
• •
10
10
13
17
11
14
10
6
16
10
.. 14
Froia
Chi.
CBgO.
14
23
28
SI
66
73
85
109
119
129
142
159
170
181
194
199
215
225
239
120
112
101
85
62
48
35
10
From
Cairo
Sandoval
Centrulia
Illinois Central B.It.
(Main line.)
Rock view
Dubois
UeSoto
Makanda
Jonefiboro'
Villa Ridg«
OAIRO
CAIRO TO CHICAGO,
VIA CHICAGO '
BRANCH R.R.
(Head up.)
II
16
23
14
13
25
10
Place
to
Place.
245
253
264
280
803
317
330
355
365
From
Chi-
cago.
N.B. The Chicago Branch of the
niinois Central R. R. intersects the
Mississippi and Terre Haute R.R.
194 miles from Chicago; this road
runs across the State A'om Terre
Ilaute to Alton, connecting the In-
diana routes with Alton and St
Louis.
Passengers for Terre Baute and
Indianapolis wiW take the cars going
east; and those for S/ielbyviUe; Hills-
boro?. Bunker Hill. Alton and St.
LouiSf will take the carA going west.
The Chicago Branch R.R. inter-
sects, also, the Atlantic and JUissis-
sippi, and the Ohio and Mississippi
JR. R.^ti both of which are in pro-
gress of oonstruction; these will
open, in connection with the Chi-
cago Branch R. 11., other routes to
8t. Louis, and Southern aud West'n
Indiana.
From Cairo this great route will
be continuM south to New Orleans
end Mobile, by the extensive and
important enterprises now in rapid
progress of construction. When
these are completed, the great lakes,
and the Upper Mississippi, will be
indissfjlnbly connected with the
Qulf of Mexico.
From
ht.
Louir.
285
245
229
216
208
195
190
179
172
158
156
137
133
125
116
110
103
97
95
88
82
71
67
59
53
45
37
30
25
From
St.
Lnuii.
CHICAGO TO
SPRINGFIELD. AL-
TON, ILL.. AND ST.
LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Chicago and Rock
Inland Ji.R.
OHIOAGO to
Joliet. (See route j
from Chicago r
to Rock Island (
page 77.) )
Wilmington
Gardner
Dwight
Wolf Grove
Pontiac.
feoria Junction
Lexington
Illinois Cen. R. June.
BLOOMINGTON..
Atlanta
Kickapoo
Lincoln
Klkhart
Will iamsville
Sangamon
SPRINariELD...
Q. Western R June.
Chatham
Auburn
Glrard
Prairie Station
Carlinsville
Macoupin
Shipman
Brighton
Monteoello
ALTON
Steamboat to
ST. LOUIS
ST. lOUIS TO
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
CHICAGO, VIA
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
40
16
13
8
13
5
11
7
14
2
19
4
8
9
6
r
6
2
7
6
11
4
8
6
8
8
7
5
25
Place
to
Plaoe
From
Chi-
cago.
40
56
69
77
90
95
106
113
127
129
148
152
160
169
176
182
188
190
197
203
214
218
226
232
240
24S
255
260
285
From
Chi-
caga.
N.B. Stage lines will connect at
the different stations with the inte-
rior country, at a distanoe from the
line of the road.
* At the junction near SpHngfield
(the eapital of the State of Ulinois),
the Qreat Western B.R. oonnecti
82
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS.
I ;
vith the Chicago St Mississippi R. P.
Passentrers for JacktonviUe aud Na-
ples, Jl, &c., will take this route.
The Great Western R. R. will be
coDtinued to the Missisi^ippi, oppo
si e HaniJbal, Missouri, from which
placo it will connect with the Han-
nibal and St. Joseph R. R., in pro-
gress of construction to the W'est'n
line of Missouri
From I CHICAGO TO ST.
»< LOUIS VIA CHICAGO
BRANCH R. R.
Leuii,
807
62
64
48
40
86
80
26
23
9
1
From
St.
IiOU)».
From
Mil-
w'kie.
Fren
Mil-
Chicago Branch ofJU.
Central JR. R.
OHIOAGO to
) Sandoval. (See \
i pages 80 & 81.. {
Ohio dMitrisnppi B.
Collins
Carlisle
Shoal Creett
Aviston
Trenton
Stimmerfield
Lebanon
CaHey ville
lUinoistown
Crosi'g /'tississippi to
ST. LOUIS, Mo...,
ST. LOUIS TO CHI-
CAGO VIA CHICAGO
BRANCH R. R.
(Bead up.)
CHICAGO. ILL., TO
MIIWAUKIE, WIS.
Milwauldc and Lake
Sltore R. R.
OHIOAGO, 111., to..
Wheeliuj^C
Liberty ville
Abingdon
Waukegan
Otsego
Pleasant Prairie, Wis.
Keno8ha
RAOINB
Oak Creek
MILWAUEIE
MILWAUKIE TO CHI-
CAGO. iReadvp.)
riace
to
Place.
216
8
6
8
4
6
4
S
14
8
PIbgp
to
Fiacs.
TTace
to
Piao«.
riuM
to
riaet.
From
Chi.
cago.
245
253
259
2fi7
271
•277
281
284
298
306
307
From
Cbi-
Ga|o.
From
Chi-
«a«o.
90
From
Chi-
cago.
Remarks. — The Milwaukie and
Lake Shore R.R. is in course of con-
struction, and, it is stated, will be
opened for travel towards the close
of the year 1855. It will form a
valuable line of railroad for Chi-
cago, as, in connection with otbw
roads, which will be built within
the next few years, a direct commu-
nication will be opened with the
countMry bordering on Lake Winne>
bago and Fox River, in the vicinity
of which are many thriving towns,
villages, and farms.
The steamboat route firom Chicaqo
to Milwaukie is as follows : Chicago
to. Kenosha, Wis., 56 miles; to Ra-
cine, 70 miles; and to MilvoavJcie, 95
miles.
^.B. See Routes from MUwauJcie,
page 00.
From
Madi-
CHICAGO TO JANES'
VILLE AND MAni-
SON, WISr
From
Madi-
■on.
* Illinois and Wisconr
sin R. R.
OHIOAGO to
Jefferson »
Union Ridge.
Des Plaines
Elk Grove
Deer Grove
Crystal Lake
MADISON, WIS., TO P'-ce
CHICAGO. (*cadVo)p,i"c«.
Place
to
Place
9
3
5
6
7
14
From
Chi-
cago.
9
12
17
23
30
44
From
Chi-
cqgo.
* This new route is in process of
construction, and will, probably, be
opened for travel by the spring of
1850.
Ftmii
Otoe-
«a>
From
Oenc'
From
Madi-
•on.
V
G
140
0]
62
47
42
SO
f
E
m
B
J.
M
from
S
MO. JCI
CHICAGO TO GENEVA.
lukie and
rse of con*
ed, wUl be
the close
ill form a
d for Chi.
with otbw
lUt within
3ct oominu*
with the
ike Winne*
the vicinity
'ing towns,
om Chicaqo
its: Chicago
lea; to Ra-
iltoaulcie, 93
JtUwauIcie,
\-
Place
From
>
to
Chi.
Place.
08(0.
n-
•■•
• ••
9
9
• •■
3
12
• ••
5
17
• ••
6
23
• ••
7
30
• ••
14
41
rn
Pluc«
From
»o
to
Chi.
Ptacn.
cigo.
D process of
probably, be
le spring of
riDin
Otaf-
CHICAGO TO GENE-
VA, WIS., VIA THE
FOX RIVER VAL-
LEY R.R.
From
dene'
va.
Plare
to
Place.
Via Chicago and Qa-
lena Union M. B.
OHIOAGO, 111., to..
Oak Ridge
Cottage mil
Babcock's Qrove
Wbeaton's
Junction
Clinton ....
ElKin
* Fbx Riv. Valley R.
Dundee
Algonquin
Crystal Lake ,
McHenry ,
Ringwood
Richmond
Genoa
GENEVA, Wis...
8
16
4
5
5
9
3
GENEVA, WIS., TO '•""
CHICAGO. {Readup.%^
From
Uhi-
CBgO.
8
16
20
25
30
39
42
From
Chi-
cago.
iVMe.— The Illinois and Wisconsin
R. R; intersects at Crystal Lake.
♦ The Fox River Valley R .R. is in
process of construction. The above
route is at present incomplete.
From
Kadi.
•on.
140
62
47
42
SO
CHICAGO, ILL., TO
BELOIT. JANES-
VILLE, AND MADI-
SON, WIS.
Chicago and Galena
Union R.R.
OEIOAGOto
ifielvidere. (See
Routes from
Chicago to Ga-
lena, pp. 75-6.)
BdoU Branch R, R.
Roscoe
BELOIT
JANESVILLB
Milwaulde and Mis-
sissippi R. R.
MADISON
& MADISON, WIS., TO ';;• „hu
Ma.' JCHIGAGO. iReaa*up.) pi1. ^
78
SO
N.B. Stages will be found at the
various stations along the line of
the road, to convey passengers to
the interior towns.
There is another route between
Chicago and Madison, viz.: from Chi<
cago to Milwaukie (during the open*
ing of navigation) by steamboat, aad
from Milwaukie to Madison by the
Milwaukie and Mississippi R. U.
, CHICAGO TO LA
f:^,?. FAYETTE AND NEW
ALBANY. lA., AND
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Louia
ville.
345
291
283
279
270
255
247
240
232
223
217
213
206
199
190
186
281
171
161
151
136
130
124
116
106
99
91
87
74
68
66
59
54
50
48
Michigan Central R.
OHIOAGO to
Michigan City, la....
New Albany d Salem
R. R.
( Intersection of )
\ South. Mich. R. I
Westville
Rozelle
San Perre
Madeiraville
Francisville
Bradford »
Reynolds..-
Chalmer's
Brookston
Battle Ground
LA PAYETTE
Raub's
Corwin ,
Linden
ORAWFORDSV'E
Ladoga
Bainbridge
GREENOASTLE...
Putnamville
Cloverdale..
Qu'ncy
Gosport
EUettsville
BLOOMINGTON..
Smithville
Harrodsburg
BEDFORD
Juliet
Woodville
Orleans
Lancaster
SaltiUo.,
Place
to
Place.
54
8
4
9
15
8
7
8
9
6
4
7
7
9
4
5
10
10
10
15
6
6
8
10
7
8
4
13
6
2
7
6
4
2
From
Chi-
cago.
54
62
66
76
90
98
105
113
122
128
132
139
146
155
159
164
174
184
194
20»
215
221
229
239
246
254
258
271
277
279
2S&
291
296
207
84
88
33
26
22
19
13
9
3
From
liOUH
villf.
CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE.
Campbellsbnrg
SALEM
Harristown
Pekin
Providence
lienutits-ville
Smith's Mill
NEW ALBANY...
0/iio River to
LOUISVILLE, Ky
LOUISVIUE TO CHI-
CAGO, VIA NEW AL-
BANY AND SALEM
R.R. {Head up.)
10
5
7
4
3
6
4
6
307
312
319
323
326
332
336
342
345
Remarks.— The New Albany and
Salem R. R. runs through the en-
tire length of the State of Indiana,
and connecting the waters of Lake
Michigan with the waters of the
Ohio. It, therefore, intersects all
the Indiana Railroads leading into
Illinois. Passengers at any of these
intersections will be able to take
any new route that business or
pleasure might demand. A constant
use of the Map attached to this Work-
is advisable, as it renders the nmtes
most distinct and legible to the mind.
From
Louis
ville.
321
176
167
163
159
154
149
144
139
135
132
120
121
111
92
81
CHICAGO TO IN-
DIANAPOLIS, lA.,
& LOUISVILLE, KY.
OHIOAGO to
I La Fayette, Ind.
{ (See previous >
f Route.) )
La Fayette and In-
dianopdis R. R.
Calver's
Baker's
Olarksville
Midway
Thoriitown
Itaznlriirjj
LEBANON
Holmes'
VVhitestown ,
Zionsvillo ,
Augusta.
* INDIANAPOLIS
Jeffersonville R. R.
Franklin, Indiana..
JSdiaburg..4.„.. ,
Place
to
Place
146
8
4
4
6
5
5
5
4
3
6
5
10
19
From
Chi-
cago.
146
154
158
162
167
172
177
182
186
189
195
200
210
229
77
74
70
65
64
60
55
53
49
42
39
35
29
25
21
17
10
1
Taylorsville
Irwin's
COLUMBUS ,
Waynesville ,
Banuerville
Jonesville
Rockford ,
tSEYMOUH
Farmingtoa
Langdon's
Applegate's ,
Anstin
Vienna ,
Summit ,
Henryville ,
Memphis
Sellersbuvg
UEFFERSONV'E
Crossinq Ohio Riv. to
X LOUISVILLE...
From
Louis
ville. •
11 I 240
LOUISVILLE TO IN-
DIANAPOLIS AND
CHICAGO. (i«'ca<iwp.)
4
3
4
5
1
4
5
2
4
7
3
4
6
4
4
4
7
9
Place
to
Plate.
2U
247
251
256
257
261
266
268
272
279
282
286
292
296
oOO
304
311
320
321
From
Chi-
cago.
* See Routes from IndiariapoUa,
page 148.
t At Seymour, the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi R.R. intersects. Passengers
for Cincinnati will take this route.
X See Routes from Louisville, Ky.,
page 164.
ROUTES FROM MILWAUKIE,
AND OTHER TOWNS IN
WISCONSIN.
JUdwaukie to Gidcago. See p. 82.
From
Madi-
son.
MILWAUKIE TO
MADISON, WIS.
Place
to
Place.
17
3
8
8
6
I
7
40
Place
to
PlBM.
From
Mil-
w'kie.
102
85
Milwaukie <& Miss. R.
MILWAUKIE to-
Forest House
17
82
Waukesha
"^0
74
Qenessee
'^8
66
i^'asjle Prairie
a«
60
52
Palmyra..-
VVhiti'Water
42
fifl
47
Child's Station
fio
40
Milton ,
(W
MADISON.
lu2
ill
MADISON, WIS., TO
MILWAUKIE.
{Read up.)
From
Mil-
w'kie.
MADISON TO PRAIfllE DU CHIEN.
85
!••
4
*••
3
• •■
4
• ••
5
• •■
1
• ••
4
• ••
5
• ••
2
• ••
4
1 ••■
7
• •• •
3
• ■• •
4
• •••
6
• #■■
4
• •••
4
4
T1
Xl..
7
9
\to
1
IN-
JD
up.)
PInce
to
Place.
2i4
247
251
256
257
261
266
268
272
279
282
286
292
296
oOO
304
311
320
321
From
Chi.
cago.
Jndianapolia,
bhio and Mis.
;s. Passengers
ke this route.
Louisville, Ky.,
liLWAUKIE,
TOWNS IN
o. See p. 82.
ro
Place
Front
to
Mil-
8.
Place.
w'kie.
f.R.
to...
17
17
3
20
8
28
• • • • *
8
36
6
42
8
50
6
65
7
C2
• • •« *
40
102
TO
Place
From
to
Mil-
PllUM.
w'kie.
From
ttm'e
du
05
77
64
56
3^
8
1
From
PraiV
du
Cbien.
MADISON TO PRAi
RIE DU CHIEN.
By Stage from
MADISON to....
Blue Mound
Ridgeway
Dodgeville
Wingville
Brooklyn
Fort Crawford to. .
PRAIRIS D' O'N
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
TO MADISON.
(Read up.)
Pl.ice
10
Place.
From'
Madi-
HOII.
18
18
13
31
8
39
17
56
31
87
7
94
1
95
Place
From
to
Madi-
Place.
lOU.
Frim
Jau'^s-
Tille.
84
67
64
56
48
42
34
29
22
14
From
Janeu-
VlUe.
Milto'ult. Sf Mss.RR.
MILWAUOB to.
Forest House
Waukesha
Genessee
Ea&!le Prairie
Palmyra
Whitewater
Child's Station
Milton
JANESVILLE to.
BELOIT
From
Green
Bay.
12^
110
no
107
102
98
8.-.
80
73
67
MILWAUKIE TO
JANESVILLE AND
BELOIT.
BELOIT TO MIL-
WAUKIE.
{Read up.)
MILWAUKIE TO
GREEN BAY, VIA
SHEBOYGAN.
By Staff c from,
MILWAUKIE to
Megrion
Oedarburg
Grafton
Saukviile
Port Washington.
Cedar Grove
Gibbsville ^
Shoboys,'.'in Falls-.
Sheboygan .......
8
Place
to
Place.
17
3
8
8
6
8
5
7
8
14
Place
to
Place.
From
Mil-
w'kie.
17
20
28
36
42
50
55
62
70
84
From
w'kie.
Place
to
Place.
13
6
3
5
4
13
5
From
Mil-
w'kie.
13
19
22
27
31
44
49
50
63
36
From
Green
Bay.
Man i toil woe to..
GREEN BAY.
GREEN BAY TO MIL-
WAUKIE.
(Read up.)
From
Green
Bay.
136
125
120
113
100
85
78
71
63
59
47
42
34
14
5
From
Green
Bay.
From
Nee-
nah.
135
73
07
58
43
33
28
15
5
From
Nce-
uah.
MILWAUKIE TO
GREEN BAY, VIA
FOND DU LA C.
By Staff e from
MILWAUKIE to
Granville
Meiiomonee Falls.
Richfield
Polk
Theresa
LeRoy
Bvron.
FOND DU LAO.
Taylieda
Calumet
Pequot
Stockbridge
Bridgeport
Pepere to
GiiEENBAY...
GREEN BAYTO MIL
WAUXIE.
(Read up.)
MILWAUKIc TO
NEENAH, WIS.
Bi) Staffefrom
MILWAUKIE to
•♦Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls. .
Plymouth
Owf.scus -
Fond du Lag
Friendship .
Oshkosh •
Groveland to
NEENAH
NEENAH TO MIL-
WAUKIE.
{Read up.)
31
30
Place
10
PlaM.
Place
to
Pipoe.
11
5
7
13
15
7
7
8
4
13
5
8
20
9
5
riace
to
93
129
From
Mil'
w'kia.
From
Mil-
w'kie.
u
16
23
36
51
58
65
73
77
89
94
103
123
131
136
From
Mil-
Place. I w'kie.
From
Mil-
w'kie.
Place
to
Place.
* Pasaeiiffcrs may reach Shoboy-
gan, from Milwaukie, by steamboat.
,»»
86
NEENAH TO GREEN BAY.
^ NEE?MH TO GAEEN
t:r BAY.
38
37
32
31
30
97
S6
22
17
5
1
From
litevu
Bay.
By Stare from
NEENAH to. .
Menasha . .
Martin.. c .>
Appleton.. ......
Lawe8bur<> ......
Cedar Rai (!»
Little Chute .
Grand Kan-ksi) ^
Rapids du Ceroi^h .
Depcre
Astor to
Fort Howard and
GREEN BAY
Plar«
to
PI see.
From
Wee'
nab.
GREEN BAY TO
NEENAH.
{Read up.)
1
5
1
1
3
1
4
5
12
4
Place
tu
Placa.
1
6
7
8
11
12
16
21
33
37
38
From
Ne»
noh.
From
Oreeo
Ba/c
From
Pfrie
Do
Chi'B.
953
248
239
siy
811
20U
MADISON TO
GREEN BAY.
By Stage from
MADISON to....
Lowville....
Fort Winnebago.
Kingston....
Grand Prairie
Green Lake
Rosendale. ........
FoNO Do Lao
Taytioda
Caliiinet
Peqiiot.
Stockbridse
Bridgeport
Oepert* to
aREEN BAY....
PJace
to
Place.
24
18
19
4
10
12
15
4
12
5
8
20
5
1 ,
GREEN BAY TO MA-IT
OISON. (Read up,) piar«.
GREEN BAY TO
PRAIRIE DU
CHIEN.
By 'Vag^f from
GREEN BAY to,
Depore
Bridgeport
Strwkhridge
PeriuoJ;
Caluinei....
Plare
to
Place.
5
H
20
8
From
Madi-
•00.
24
42
61
65
75
87
102
106
118
123
131
151
160
165
From
Mwtii-
•on.
From
Oreen
Bay.
5
14
34
42
47
194
190
175
163
153
149
130
120
108
90
81
69
56
39
8
1
From
Pr'rie
Uu
Chi'n,
From
Beleit.
57
35
30
26
14
7
From
Beloit.
Frnm
Min'al
Point.
47
29
16
8
Tayheda
FOND DULAO..
Rosendale
Green Lake
Grand Prairie
Kingston
Fort Winnebago.
Dekorah
Hungary
Prairie du Lac
Arena
Helena
Dodgeville
Wingville
Brooklyn
Fort Crawford to. . .
PRAIRIE D'O'N
PRAIRIE DU CKIEN
TO GREEN BAY.
(Read up.)
12
4
15
12
10
4
19
10
12
18
9
12
13
17
31
7
1
Plao«
to
Place.
59
63
78
90
100
104
133
133
145
1G3
172
184
197
214
245
252
253
From
Greet
Bay,
MADISON TO BE-
LOIT.
By Stage from
MADISON to...
Union
Osborne
Warren
Janesvillb
Rock \h' ley o..
BELG.V
BELOIT TO MADI-
SON. {Read up.)
MADISONTO MINE-
RAL POINT.
By Stngcfrom
MADISON to...
Blue Mound
Ridgeway
Dodjreville to
MINERAL PT..
JfT. MINERAL POINT TO
Vo?j!fikDmH.Rendup)
Frnm
Sale.
na.
44
37
32
MINERAL POINT
TO GALENA.
Bv Stasrr. from
MINERAL PT. to
New Baltimore. ..
WiUOiV Spring..
Hluce
10
Place.
18
13
8
8
Vlacv
'0
t'lai-e
From
Haiti.
•00.
18
31
39
47
From
Maui,
•oil.
to
Place.
7
5
From
Miii'K
Point
7
12
RACINE TO JANESVIUE.
87
13 59
4
15
12
10
4
19
10
12
18
9
12
13
17
31
7
1
Plaea
to
Place. Baf,
63
78
90
100
104
133
133
145
1G3
172
184
197
214
245
252
253
Proa
Oreea
Place
to
Place.
22
5
4
12
7
7
From
ModU
•Oil.
22
27
31
43
50
57
t .
Plae«
to
Place.
»rom
MaUl.
■00.
Place
10
Place.
From
Marti-
•no.
18
18
13
31
8
39
8
47
I'lace
)o
From
Maui*
I'lace
•OH.
Place
to
Place.
7
5
From
Point
7
9i
34
15
10
9
yiront
9th-
From
Jinct-
fiDd.
71
64
5U
51
45
39
33
28
81
18
15
8
Frnm
Janes
«Ule.
Otterburn
I Picatoiiica Riv.
J Crossing ....
Schiitaburg
White Oak Spring
Buncombe to
G-ALENA
GALENA TO
MINERAL POINT.
^Read up.)
RACINE TO JANES-
VILLE.
Bif Sta^e from
RAOINE to
Fountain
Caledonia .*
Yorkville
Rochester
Burlington
Spring Prairie....
Elkhorn
Oelavan
Oarien
Fairfield
Emerald Grove to.
JANESVILLE . .
JANESVILLE TO RA
CINE. {Read up.)
6
18
3
30
1
9
29
34
35
44
Place
to
Place.
III
Place
to
Place.
7
8
5
6
6
6
7
5
3
3
7
8
Place
to
Place.
From
Ra-
ciu*.
7
15
20
26
32
38
45
50
53
56
63
71
From
Ba.
eine.
From
flale-
83
75
70
62
50
37
20
15
10
9
Fr-im
JANESVILLE TO
GALENA.
B>/ S^agefrom
JANESVILLE to.
Ilachelor's Grove
Spring Valley
Decatur
Monroe
Wiota
Qratlot'p Grove
Shulsburg
White Oak Springs.
Buncombe to
aALENA
Pl.ice
to
Place.
GALENA TO JANES
VILLE. {Read up.)
8
5
8
12
13
11
11
5
1
9
From
Janca
ville.
Place
to
Place.
8
13
21
33
4G
57
68
73
74
83
From
Beloit
67
59
54
48
42
83
23
17
14
8
From
Beloit
RACINE TO BE-
LOIT.
By Stage from
RACINE to
Fountain
Yorkville
Rochester
Burlington ,
Oeneta
Walworth
Sharon
Allen's Qrove
Clinton to
BELOIT
BELOIT TO RACINE.
{Read up.)
Place From
to
Place.
8
5
6
6
9
10
6
8
6
8
Place
to
Placi
na>
uiue
8
13
19
25
34
44
50
53
59
67
From
Ra<
cine.
From
Beloit
RACINE TO BELOIT,
WISCONSIN. '
Racine and Beloit R.
RAOINE, Wis
Fox River
Burlington
Gravel Ridge
White River
Lyons
Ore Creek
KIkhcrn Prairie
Elkhorn
Delevan
Allen's Grove
Jefferson's Prairie....
Spring Brook
Clinton Corners
Turtle Creek
BELOIT
Frn.n BELOIT TO RACINE,
Beio.tj y^ig^ {Read up.)
riscc
to
Place
riac.
to
Plac.' cine-
»roin
Ra-
cine.
66
From
Ra-
* New route, in progress.
Prom Beloit, passengers may
reach Galena, III., and the Missis-
sippi River via Kockford, 111.; thence
by R.R,, via Freeport, 111., to Galena.
From
vlllj. S
'M'y
yi^i.)
^8
NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHiA.
rf V M W'V'N/^/^
GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE
FROM
NEW YORK, TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WA8HINQ.
TON, RICHMOND, WILMINGTON, MOBILE,
NEW ORLEANS, &o.
Freni
Fbila-
87
86
78
73
68
60
56
47
43
39
29
28
27
24
20
7
From
Fblla-
NEW YORK TO
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK to...
I Jersey City, )
I (by ferry)... i
JV^ip Jersey R, R.
Newark
Eliznbethtown
Railway
Matouchin
New Brunswick..
JV. -B. StTren.R.R.
Dean's Pond
Kingston
Princeton
Trenton »....
Phil. Sr Tren. R. R.
South Trenton
Morrisville
Tullytown
Bristol
Tacony ....
Bif Stenmhoat to
PHiLADELPH'A
PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK.
{Read up.)
PUce
to
Place
1
8
5
5
8
4
9
4
4
10
From
New
York.
1
9
14
19
27
31
40
44
48
58
1
59
1
00
3
63
4
67
13
80
7
87
Place
From
to
New
Place.
York.
Mref $2 25 and $3. Time, 4^ hrs.
N. B. See Routes from N. York,
and also Philadelphia.
When th3 navijzation of the De-
laware is prevented by ice, then the
«ars arrive at, and depart from, the
railroad depot at Kensington, about
2i miles from the Exchange. Om-
nibuses convey passengers, and
their baggage, from the depot to
the principal hotels in the city, for
18| cents.
From
Phila-
da.
90
62
52
48
41
37
32
27
19
loi
13
1
Jfrom
rhi:a>
da.
NEW YORK TO PHI-
LAO€LPHIA, VIA
THE CAMDEN AND'
AMBOY R. R.
By Steamboat from
*NEWYORKto..
South Amboy
Cam. Sjf Jimboy R.R.
Spntswood
VVest's Turn out....
HlOHTSTOWN
Contreville
Sandhills
bordentown
Burlington
icverly
Rancocas
Camdkn
Bi/ Ffrrv to
§PHILADELP'IA
PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK.
(Read up.)
I'lace
(o
I'lare.
28
10
4
7
4
5
3J
12
Place
to
Place
Fran
New
York
28
38
42
49
53
58
63
71
741
77
89
00
From
New
York.
Ji^ire, $2 25 and $3. 2'ijn«, 4^ hi's.
* Slee Routes from New York.
t A branch railro.id extends from
Bordentown to Trenton, 7 miles,
uniting the two routes across New
Jersey.
J The Mount Holly Branch di-
verges here, and runs to Mount
Holly, 6 miles.
^ See Routes Hrom Philadelphia.
NEW YORK TO f HILADELPHIA.
89
SHINQ.
lie city, for
I.
I'lace
to
I'incf.
28
Frfta
New
York
as
10
38
4
42
7
49
4
53
5
58
5
63
8
71
3J
741
^i
77
la
89
1
00
Place
From
to
New
Place.
York.
ime, 4i hrs.
w York.
tends from
«, 7 miles,
crosB New
Branch di-
tu Mount
adelphia.
fbila-
■Iti
78
73
65
61
52
43
44
34
27
19
14
13
1
From
FkilK-
da.
NEW YORK TO PHI
LADELPHIA, VIA
TRENTON AND
BORDENTOWN.
♦NEW YORK lo..
( Jersey City, i
\ (by ferry).... I
jfev) Jersey R. R. to
Newark
Elizabethtown ....
Hahway
Malouchin
New Brunswick..
JV. B. & Tren,. R. R.
Dean's Pond
Kinp^ston
Princeton
Trenton
Th'en. Branch R. R.
BORDENTOWN
Cam. (5- Amboy R. R.
BORLINOTON
Beverly
Rancocas
Camden
By Ferrij to
FHILADELFH'A
PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
1
8
5
5
•8
4
4
4
10
8
5
1
12
Place
to
Place.
From
New
York.
1
9
14
19
27
31
40
44
48
58
65
73
78
79
91
92
From
New
York*
Fare, $2 25 and $3. Time, ii hrs.
* This is the route of the early
morning line, leaving New York
and Philadelphia.
N. B. Sue Routes from New York,
and also Philadi^lphia.
|:,r PHILADELPHIA TO
•or.. BALTIMORE.
97
94
87
83
m
78
70
m
64
S8
PkUad'a, JVilminff'
ton, ^ Ball. R. H.
PHILADEL. to.,
Gray's Ferry
Lazaretto
I'^ESTER
Marcus Elook
Naamaiis Creek- . .
WiLMlNOTON
Newport
Stanton
Newark
fi^lCTON
8*
Place From
to Pliila-
Plare. da.
3
7
4
3
2
8
4
2
6
6
3
10
44
17
19
27
:n
33
39
45
46
43
38
37
28
20
16
10
3
North-East
Charlestown
Cecil Depot
Havre de Grace. •
Perry man's
Gunpowder
Chase's
Steinnier's Run....
Canton ,
BALTIMORE...
From
Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
6
3
5
1
9
8
4
6
7
3
Place
to
Place.
51
54
59
60
69
77
81
87
94
97
Froif
Plilla
(la.
Fare, $3 00. Time, 6 houra.
N. B. See Routes from Philadel-
phia, and also Baltimore.
From
Balti-
more.
115
lot)
101
97
93
79
62
48
28
13
3
From
nalti-
more.
PHILADELPHIA TO
BALTIMORE.
By Steamboat on the
Delaware R. from
PHILADEL. to.
Fort Mifflin
Lazaretto
Chester
Marcus Hook
New Castle
By the JVcw Castle ^
Frenchtown R, R. to
Frenchtown • ■ • .
By Steamboat on
Chesapeake Bay to
Turkey Point
Pool's Island
North Point
Fort McIIonrv to. .
BALTIMORE . .
BALTIMORE TO
PHILADELPHIA.
{Read up.)
Place
lo
Place.
9
5
4
4
14
17
14
20
15
10
3
Place
to
PU e.
From
PliilMi
da.
9
14
18
22
36
53
67
87
102
112
115
From
Phils
da.
Fare, $3 00. Time, 5 hours.
N. B. See Routes from Philadel-
phia, and also Baltimore.
N. B. There is another railroad
route between Philadelphia and
Baltimore, by way of Lancaster,
Columbia, and York, Pa. This route,
although not so direct, will, to the
toui-ist whose lime is not limited,
be found to po83e.ss far greater at-
i
eMTIMORE TO WASHINGTON.
tractionn. In t ' i- way of Ane wenery,
tlian thcise previously described.
The distancu is 153 miles. Fare,
95 UO.
Another rrnite open to tourists,
is from Philadelphia, by steambo t,
down the Delaware river to Dui.
ware Ciiy, 44 miles; thence through
the- Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
16 miles ; thsnce across Chesap'-ake
Bay to Balrimci-e. 56 miles. Total,
lia miles. The chief feature of in-
terest on this route, is the formida-
ble excavation on the above canal,
termed the " De-'pCut," which ex-
tends tiz miles, wid is. in us deep-
est part, 70 feet from the t< p. A
brid$;e of 235 feet span extends ovci
the chasm, at an elevation of 10
feet above the canal.
•BALTIMORE TO
. ASHiNGTON.
Place
to
PlMsa.
1
5
3
2
1
4
3
2
3
7
Place
to
Place
From
Balti-
more.
31
30
25
22
20
19
15
12
10
7
>i-'u> Branch R. R.
v.^y irMOEB to.
i:<>iay House
Elkridgc Landing. ■
Jessup's Cut
"■Annapolis June...
Savage Factory....
Laurel Factory....
White Oak Bottom
Iteltsville
9
10
15
18
20
21
25
28
Paint Branch
Bladenshursf to....
WASHINGTON .
30
33
40
From
lii«t'a.
WASHINGTON TO
BALTIMORE.
{Head up.)
From
Balti-
more.
Fare, $1 25. Time, 2 hours.
N. B. See Routes from Balti-
mocer and also Washington.
* A branch road diverges hence
to Annapolis.
N. B. Fassengen going south
from Baltimore may avoid Wush*
ineton by taking the Chesapeake
Bay route to Norfolk, Va., 196
niilei ; thence, by the James River
■learner, to City Point, 85 miles;
thence, by railroad, to Petersburg,
Va., 12 miles.
Or, from Norfolk, may go to
Weldon, N. C, as follows : by rail,
road, to Mirwm^s Depot, 40 miles;
by sta;'a, to Careysburg, 20 miles;
thence by railroad, to Weldon, j
miles, a whirh place the southern
route is . i?s(imt.'d.
A steamboat runs between Ba|.
timore and Acquia Creek Landing,
via the riQuth of the Potomac and
Piney Point, in connection witb
th(; Richmond and Fredericksburg
and Richmond and Petersburg rail-
roads. Through tickets by tliii
line, as followb: irom Baltimore lo
FrederUkuburg, $3 00; Baltimort
to Rich hond, V; $5 50 ; BalLimon
to Pci.tiniburg,^u 00: Baltimore Vi
Charles a,:, S. C, $15 00. N. B.
Medals and '>tate<rooms extra.
From
Rich-
mond-
131
76
62
50
39
29
23
21
8
Frnm
Rich-
mond.
WASHINGTON TO
RICHMOND, VA.
By Steamboat from
♦WASH'GTON to
Acquia Creek
Richm'd, Pred'sburg
^ Potomac R. R. to
Fredbricksborq. .
6uiney*s Depot....
Milford Depot
Chesterfield
fJunction
Taylorsville
Hiineary Station to
RIOHMOND..-
RICHMOND TO
WASHINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
55
14
12
11
10
6
2
13
8
Flare
to
Placr.
Froig
W'lh
l0|t>|
55
69
81
92
103
108
110
123
131
From
w>«h.
ingt'o.
Fare from Washington to Fred-
ericksburg, $2 7.5, and from Fred-
ericksburg to Richmond, Va., $2 75.
Total, 95 50. Time, 9^ hours.
N. B. Steamboats run on Jamos
River, between Richmond and N'
folk, touching at City Point. Fr
Norfolk, steamers run to Washi
ton and Baltimore.
• The route between Washing,
ton and the railroad terminus, at
Acquia Creek Landing, Va., is con-
tinued by steamboat, on the Poto-
mac, passing in view of Mt. Vernon.
Irom
4on.
85
72
69
63
43
32
5
from
Wel-
don
DlilCi.
Si.C
placeii
.From
Wil-
m'lun.
162
155
144
134
125
115
108
102
95
85
75
63
55
47
38
30
23
15
10
From
Wll.
RICHMOND TO WELDON.
01
""' : by rail.
■', 49 miles:
20 miles'
WeldoH, j
»e southern
[tween Bal.
fk Landing,
Ptomac and
jBction with
Mericksbiirv
trsburg rail.
't8 by tliii
'ialtimore to
Baltimore
I ; Baliimort
Baltimore to
00. N. R
[extra.
to
to
Plane
to
Place.
55
to
U
.12
11
JO
6
2
13
8
From
Win
io|l>i
55
IPlare
to
81
92
102
108
no
123
131
From
I Place, lingl'a.
>n to Fred'
from Prfid.
Va., ^2 75.
I hours.
9 on Jamos
id and N'
)int. Fr
► Washi
Washing,
rniinus, at
7b.., iscoit.
the Poto.
It. Vernon.
fTheVirgrinla Central Railroad,
(brmerly the Louisa Railtuad, di*
verges at this point.
From
W«l-
<0D.
RICHMOND TO
WELDON, N. C.
flace
10
riace.
13
3
6
21
20
17
5
Krom
mond.
85
72
69
63
43
S2
5
Riek.& PeVab'gR.U.
RIOHMOND to .
Clover Hill
Port Walthall
PETERSBi;Ra
stony Creek
'^HlCKSFORO
Careyxburs, N.C. to
WELDON
13
16
22
43
63
80
85
rrom
Wei-
don
WELDON TO RICH- '''"«
MONO. Ulead up.) rlL>.
From
Rich-
moatl.
Fare, $4 00. Time, ^ hours.
♦ A r'>ilroad runs from Hicksford
to Raleigh, N. C, via Gaston, 107
milci. Fare, $4 50.
Siagea connect at Hicksford for
places in the vicinity.
.From
WU-
m'lon.
162
155
144
134
125
115
108
102
95
85
75
63
55
47
38
30
33
15
10
WELDON TO WIL-
MINGTON, N.C.
Wilmington 4* Wei-
don R. R.
WELDON to
Halifax
Enfield
Battles
Rocky Mount
Joyner's
Tossnot
Barden's
Nabanta
GOLOSBORO'
Dudley
Faison's
Warsaw
Strickland
Teachey'8
Washington
Bengaw
Rocky Point
Noith-Enstto
WILMINGTON .
WILMINGTON TO
WELDON. (/iearf up.)
Place
lo
Plaie
7
11
10
9
10
7
6
7
10
10
12
8
8
9
8
7
8
5
10
Plac«
to
Place.
From
Wel-
don.
7
18
28
37
47
54
60
67
77
87
99
107
rii5
124
132
139
147
152
162
From
Wei-
don.
flire. |5 00. Time, about 12 hours.
From
Au-
lutta,
286
242
223
200
185
176
140
130
124
115
109
102
91
74
64
55
46
37
29
16
10
1
From
An-
|u«ta.
WILMINGTON,N.C.,|"r' wT
TO AUGUSTA, GA.' i-uc. .1!'L
Via Wdmingtim and
Manchester R. /?.
WILMINGTON to
WhitesTlUe
FairBlutf
Marion, S.
Mar's Bluff
* Florence
Siimpterville
Manchester
I t Wateree (Cam- \
} den Junction) i
tEingsTiUe June
Columbia BrrR. R.
Fort Motte
Lewiaville Dep
Orangeville
§ UraiK-hville
S. Carolina R. R.
Midway
Graham's
Blackville
Williston
Windsor
Aikeu
OraniteviUe
Hambnrf;..;
jl AUGUSTA, Ga.....
AUGUSTA. GA., TO
WILMINGTON, N. C.
{Read up.)
44
19
23
15
9
36
10
6
-9
6
7
11
17
10
9
9
9
8
13
6
9
1
Place
to
FUce
44
63
86
101
110
146
156
162
171
177
1S4
196
212
222
231
240
249
257
270
276
285
286
From
Wi|.
m'lon
* From Florence diverges the Dar-
lington and Cheraw R.R., in pro-
gress to Cheraw, S. C, and in a
southerly direction to Charleston.
f Oamdfin Branch R. R. connects
here; it runs to Camden, S. C,
about 34 miles.
% Cdumhia Branch R. R. connects
here; it runs to Charleston, S.C.,
about 25 miles.
g Connection with the South Caro-
lina R. R., over which passengers
may reach Charleston, S. C, 63 miles
distant.
jj From Augusta the Waynesboro*
R. R. is in progresp, connecting the
Georgia R. R. with the Georgia Cen-
tral R.R., thereby forming a rail-
road connection with Savannah, Ga.
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AUGUSTA TO ATLANTA.
From
Atlan-
ta.
171
ItiO
ISO
142
133
124
114
106
05
87
67
51
41
30
24
15
6
From
Atlan-
ta.
AUGUSTA, GA., TO
ATLANTA.
Oeorgia R. R.
AUGUSTA to...
Bell Air
Berzelia
Dearing.....'
Thomson....
*Caniak
Ouinming
Crawfordville ....
tUnimi Point
Greensboro' ......
Madison
Social Circle
Covington
Conyers'.
Lithonia ;
Stone Mountain..
Decatur to
ATLANTA
ATLANTA TO Ag-
GUSTA. {Readup.)
Place
to
Place.
11
10
8
9
9
10
8
11
8
20
16
10
11
6
9
9
6
Plar«
to
Place.
From
Au-
gusta.
11
21
29
38
47
57
65
76
84
104
120
130
141
147
156
165
171
From
Au-
RIUU.
Fare, $5 00. Time, 12 hours.
*The Camak branch Railroad
runs to. WarrentOn, 4 miles. Stages
leave the latter place for Sparta,
(fare, $2 00.) and JUilledgeville,
capital of6uorgia,54 miles, ($3 00,)
and Macon, 84 miles. Fare. $5 50.
fTbe Athens Branch Railroad
unites at this point with the Geor-
gia Railroad ; distance 40 miles.
Fare, $1 20.
From
Mnnt-
go'ry
175
169
157
150
1H5
122
105
88
67
00
ATLANTA, GA., TO^
MONTGOMERY, AL.
Plnce
to
Place.
Lagrange R. R.
ATLANTA to....
Junction
Fairburn
Palmetto
Newnan
Cornish
La Grange..
West Point. Ala. .
Montgomery ^ West
Point R. R.
Opelica
Auburn
From
Atlan-
ta.
6
12
7
15
13
17
17
21
7
6
18
25
40
53
70
87
108
115
47
40
35
11
From
Mont-
lo'ry,
Notasulga. .-
Choctaw
Franklin
Tippecanoe to
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY TO
ATLANTA.
(Read up.)
13
7
5
24
11
Floca
to
Place.
128
i:»
140
im
175
From
Allan.
FarOt 96 00. Time, 9 hours.
From
Mo-
331
319
309
300
291
277
249
233
210
193
189
179
155
135
113
106
98
89
83
44
21
"MONTGOMERY TO
MOBILE.
By Steamboat.
MONTGOM'Y to
Washington
Lowndesport
Vernon
Miller's Ferry
Benton
Selma
Cahawba
Portland
Bridgeport
Canton
Prairie BInff.
Black Bluff Land'g.
BelPs Landing
Claiborne
Gosport
Oliver's Ferry
French's Landing. .
James' Landing. ..
Tombigbee River. .
Fort St. Philip to. .
MOBILE
From
Mo-
bile.
MOBILE TO MONT-
GOMERY.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
12
10
9
9
14
28
16
23
17
4
10
24
20
22
7
8
9
6
39
23
21
Place
to
Place.
Fron
Mout
Wry.
12
22
31'
40
54
82
98
121
138
142
152
176
196
218
225
233
242
248
287
310
331
Frnia
Mont
go'r).
Fare, 98 00. T\me, from 40 to
48 hours.
N. B. See Routes from Montgo-
mery and Mobile.
* There are two modes of convey-
ance between . the above places,
the first by a regular line of lifrht
draught steamers, on the AlabHniu
and Mobile rivers; the other is by
a line nf daily mail coaches, with
extras fur 20 passengers. We give
MONTGOMERY TO MOBILE.
9ir
128
140
]|)4
175
From
Atlaa.
ti.
trs.
aci
> Fron
to
Mont
ace
• Wfjr.
^~~
2
12
10
22.
9
31*
9
40
14
54
28
82
16
98
23
121
17
138
4
142
10
152
24
176
20
196
22
218
7
225
8
233
9
242
6
248
t9
287
53 .
3J0.
'1 ;
m
ice
From
>
Mont
<*• go'rj.
here the routes respectively, leav<
ing the selectiod to the individuals
concerned.
from
Mo-
Ml*.
197
184
173
168
163
151
125
107
83
65
30
14
From
¥o*
Ml*.
MONTGOMERY TO
MOBILE.
By Stage from
MONTGOM'Y to
Pintlala
Hickory Grove....
Sandy Ridge
Kirkville
Greenville
Activity
Buriitcnrn
Claiborne
Mt. Pleasant
Stockton
Blakely to
MOBILE
MOBILE TO MONT-
GOMERY.
{Read up.)
Place
to
flace.
From
Moiit-
K'm'y.
Place
to
Place.
13
13
21
34
5
29
5
34
13
46
26
72
18
90
24
114
18
132
35
167
16
183
14
197
From
Mont-
g'm'y-
Are, 910 00. Time, about 40 hours.
From
R.Or-
166
136
124
111
83
72
61
5t>
51
47
38
27
20
From
X.0r>
banii.
MOBILE TO NEW
ORLEANS.
Bg Steamboat from
MOBILE to
Cedar Point, Ala..
Portersville
Pascagoula, Miss..
Missisiiippi City...
Cat Island
Bast Marianne....
West Marianne....
St. Joseph's Island.
Grand Island
Luke Borgne
Fort Coquilles
Point Aux Herhes.
Lakeport (on L.
Pontchnrtrain
By Railroad to
♦NEW ORLEANS
Place
to
Place.
30
12
13
38
11
11
5
5
4
9
11
7
15
From
Mo-
bile.
30
42
5a
■83
94
105
110
115
119
128
139
146
161
166
NEW ORLEANS TO Pmc. From
MOBILE. (/i«ad up.) p,»jj,!M--
Fare, $5 00. lime, 18 hours.
* See Routetf ttom New Orleans.
CONTINUATION OF
ROUTES FROM NEW YORK.
From
Wilka
barre<
267
266
250
234
233
231
222
i.19
217
212
211
207
203
191
178
144
103
90
67
61
54
47
40
27
17
NEW YORK TO
SCRANTON AND
WILKESBARRE, PA.
New York <& Erie R
NEW "SfORK to
Jersey City, N.J
Paterson
Suflfems, N.Y
Ramapo ,
Sloatsburg
Greenwood
Turner's
Monro^
Newburg Br. June...
Chester
GOSHEN
Middletown
Otisville
PT. JERVIS, (Del.)
Narrowsburg
Deposit
GR'T BEND, Pa.
Lackawanna and
Western R. R.
New Miiford
Montrose
Ilopbottom
Tunkhannock
Abington
SORANTON ,
Flank Road to
PITTSTON
WILKESBARRE.
From WILKES&ARRE AND
MSCRANTON, PA.., TO
N.YORK. {Reakup.)
Place
to
Place
1
16
16
1
2
9
3
2
5
1
4
4
12
13
34
41
18
23
6
7
7
7
13
10
8
0*1
Place
to
Place
From
Scran
ton.
-i
«
o
•8
O
NEW YORK TO
SCRANTON VIA DEI
WATER GAP.
Via Morris and Es-
sex R.R.
NEW YORK to
Newark, N. J
Dover
Hackettstown
J DEL. WATER)
i »AP I
Place
to
Placfl.
9
34
19
20
From
New
York,
1
IT
33
34
36
45
48
50
55
56
60
64
76
89
123
164
177
200
206
213
220
227
240
250
258
267
From
Mew
York.
From
New
York.
9
43
62
NEW YORK TO MAUCH CHUNIC.
from
■cran
ton.
From
Ma'ch
Oka'k
122
110
108
101
08
06
03
80
86
84
70
76
71
68
64
67
64
61
48
47
86
20
12
7
4
Vrom
Ma'ch
Ohn'k
CM'iGapB.B. (In
vrogrus.)
SORANTON, Pa....
SCRANTONTONEW
YORK VIA DEL.
WATER GAP.
{Read up.)
NEW YORK TO
EASTON AND
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
By Steamboat f rem
NEW YORK to....
Elizabethport, N. J...
Tut N. J. Central B.
Elisabethtown
Westfield
Scotch Plaind
Plainfield
New Market
Bound Brook
SOMERVILLE....
Raritan....
North Branch
White House»
Lebanon
OLINTON ;
Glarksyille
N. Hempton
Asbury
Bethlehem m
Bloomsbury
Springtown
* Phillipoburg
EASTON, Pa.
J^iigh VaUey B,B.
BETHLEHEM.....
ALLENTOWN.....
Lehigh Gap
Parrysrille
Lehiirhton
MAUOH CHUNK
MAUCH CHUNK T0|
NEW YORK.
{Read up.)
46
Placr
to
Place.
riaec
to
Plaoe.
12
2
7
8
2
3
4
4
1
6
4
4
8
4
2
3
2
8
8
8
1
12
6
17
6
8
4
riiiec
to
Place.
127
From
Hew
York.
From
New
York.
12
14
21
24
26
20
88
87
88
48
47
61
64
68
60
63
66
68
71
74
76
87
03
110
116
118
122
From
New
York.
*At Phillipsburg connects with
the Belvidere Delaware R. B., lead-
ing to Trenton and Philadelphia;
also to Belvidere, N.J.| and I>ela-
vare Water Gap.
From
Wil-
tiame-
port
236
117
00
87
62
43
27
From
Wl|.
liamM
port.
NEW YORK TO
WILLIAMSP'T, PA.,
VIA EASTON, PA.
NEW YORK to
( Lehighton, Pa. )
< (See preTious \
( route.) S
Branch BaUroad to
TAMAQUA
Via Catawma B.B.
Summit
OATAWISSA
Danville „
Milton
♦ WILLIAMSP'T..
WIUiAMSP'T. PA..
TO NEW YORK, VIA
EASTON. (izearfwp.)
Place
to
?lac«
118
18
12
86
16
27
Place
to
Place.
York.
118
189
148
188
192
208
235
From
New
York.
• Williamsport to Elmira, N. T.,
via Williamsport and Elmira KK,
76 miles.
N.B. Williamsport, Pa., may be
reached from New York via the
Erie R.B. to Elmira, thence to WU.
liamsport, and return to New York
by the route above described, foni-
ing a complete circuit
From
Son-
bury.
168
66
88
82
28
20
From
Son.
barjr.
NEW YORK TO
POTTSVIUE & SUN-
BURY, PA.. VIA
EASTON.
NEW YORK to.....
Allentown, Pa. )
(See page 04.).. {
Auburn dAUentn B.
Auburn
Beading B. B.
Schuylkill Haven
POTTSVILLB
PhiPa. rf Sur^rjfB.
Shamokin
SUNBURY
SUNBURY TO NEW
YORK VIA POTTS-
VIUE. {Read up.)
Place
to
PUce
08
27
6
4
8
20
Fleer
to
Plaee.
Froa
Mew
York.
93
120
126
130
138
158
Frem
New
York.
WWr
NEW Y(
VER.N.J
Wat
Via Mart
NEWl
Jersey Ci
Newark,
Orange.
Uillbun
Summit
Chatban
Madison
MORR
Morris I
DOVE]
Stanhoi
Waterlo
Hackett
Jnprt
D.WA
rw.
Uap.
DEL.V
TO N
The above
ibortdlstano
Water Gap, ^
which will j<
■Jifiitem B.B
intersects th
•I Great Ben
Itoai
frVin
NEW
VIM
{La
-•""
ViaB
850
NEW
906
Alban
N.T
lU
unc
97
Rome
Watea
60
Willi*
43
*Piei
25
WA^
OAF
From
C.Vin
CAP
•eat
»
•Pierre
BarhoriS
NEW YORK TO DELAWARE WATER GAP.
118
118
York.
118
186
12
148
85
188
9
192
16
208
27
235
—
— —
naee
Pr«ia
to
Mew
lac..
Yoifc
FroB
New
Voik.
lao
128
130
138
158
Fr«m
New
York.
M.
rw.
Uip.
NEW YORK TO DO
VER.NJmANDDEL.
WATER GAP.
Via Morris <£ Ettex B.
NEW TORE to...
Jersey City (by ftrry)
Newark, N.Jm
Orange
Millbume
Snmmit
Chatbam
Madison
MORRISTOWN...
Morris Plains
DOVER
Stanbope
Waterloo..
Hackettstown
Jn profrress U> the
D. WATER GAP...
DEL WATER GAP
TO NEW YORK.
Ptarr
to
Fine*.
1
8
4
6
3
8
2
4
2
10
10
8
6
riaec
to
Place
From
Now
York.
1
9
18
19
22
26
27
31
83
43
53
56
62
Prom
Now
York.
Tbe above Route will connect, a
Aort distance north of the Delaware
Water Gap, with the Oobbfa Gap 22.,
which wiU join the Lackavoanna ti
WuUm R.R. at Scranton ; this road
faaterseots the N.Y. and Erie M.E.
•k Great Bend.
IIMM
O.T)a
860
906
«1
97
69
43
25
cvu
NEW YORK TO CAPE
VINCENT. N.Y.,
{Late Ontario.)
Via Hudaon River R.
NEW YORK to
Albany. (Seep.5S-4.)
ir.r .OehtralR.R.
unoA
Rome
Watertown <C Rome R
Williamstown
* Pierrepont Mano r..
WATERTOWN. ...
OAPE VINOENT..
CAPE VINCENT TO
NEW YORK.
PlRce
to
PlMO.
144
95
14
28
26
18
25
Pteeo
to
PIMO
Prom
New
York.
144
239
253
281
307
325
350
From
N»w
York.
'Pierrepont Manor to Sackett'a
Barber, N.T., 18 milM
From
CVIn
cent.
431
216
173
136
97
From
CVIn
cent
NEW YORK TO CAPE
VINCENT.
Via Erie R. R.
NEW YORK to
( Binghamton. )
} (Seepage 48.)/
Syrace <£ Bir^ton R
Cortland .,
SYRAOXTSB
N.r.OmtralR.R.
Rome, N.T
Watertnum <6 Rnrne R
SO. VINOENT. j
X See prev's Route. (
CAPE VINCENT TO
NEW YORK.
From
Wh'e
IIU.
389
274
208
163
129
96
78
86
16
From
Wh'o
MU.
NEW YORK TO THE
WHITE MOUNT'N S.
NEW YORE to.
Allyn's Pt. (by st'^t)
( Worcester. Mass. |
( (by Railroad.), j
Nashua, N. Q
Concord
* Weir's
Plymouth
Wells River
t Littleton
Bp Staae.
FLUME HOUSE..
WHITE MOUNTAINS
TO NEW YORK.
PlMO
to
Plarr.
215
43
87
39
97
Place
to
Plan.
From
New
York.
216
268
296
884
431
From
New
York.
Place
to
Place.
116
66
45
84
33
18
42
20
16
Plkoe
to
Plaoe.
From
New
York.
115
181
226
260
293
311
353
373
889
From
New
York.
Miles*
* From Weir's to Centre Har^
bor, (by steamboat) 10
Centra Harbor to Conway (stage) 30
Conway to Crawford's (stage)... 24
Crawford's to Flume House " 31
Crawford's to Profile House " 86
16
10
22
u
t Littleton to Flume House
Littleton to Profile House **
Littleton to Crawford's «
JV. York to Orawford Hotue, /ibout
16 hours.
Fare to Littleton, N.H., base of
the White Mountains, $7 40.
New York to White Mountains, Tift
Hartford, Springfield, BeUows' Falkii,
Wells River, to Littleton, byR.R.;
thenoe to White Mt. Notoh by itage.
M
From
Har-
tiab'g,
179
69
41
29
26
24
8
6
From
Hur-
lUb'K
ROUTES FROM PHriADELPHtA.
NEW YORK TO
HARRISBURG, PA.,
VIA EASTON.
Place ' From
to ' New
Plao-. York.
1
NEW YORK to.....
L Auburn, Pa. i
< (See previous V
( route.) 1
Via Dauphin and
Susquehanna R. R.
PinA Orove.... ......«•..
120
18
12
3
2
16
3
5
Place
to
FlaM.
120
138
150
153
155
171
174
179
From
New
York.
Rniitinh Qa.n ...••....
fjold SDrins
Yellow Springs
nminhin
* June, Penn'a R. R.
t HARHISBURO...
HARRISBURG. TO
N.YORK VIA EAS-
TON. iReadup.)
* The Pennsylvania R. R. extendi
to Pittsburg, 244 miles, where it con-
nects with the Ohio and Pennsylvi.
nia R. R. The above route between
New York and Pittsburg forms the
shortest route to th« west, being
nearly an " air line."
f At Harrisburg connects with
the route to Philadelphia; also to
Baltimore and Washington; algQ,
hy the Cumberland Valley R. B., to
Carlisle, Chambersburg, iio.
ROUTES FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ThefcXUnoing are the'principal railroad routes diverging from PhUadelphiai
the travdkr wHl refer to each respectively, as may he required.
PHIIADEIPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD, 9t.o -Leave from foot of
Walntd iiilreet. — This route leads the traveller to Bristol, Trenton, Prince-
ton,* New Brunswick, Newark, and New York. The Behidere Ddawan
R. R. branches oJEF at Trenton, and leads to Easton, Pa., Belvidere, &e.
See page 88. ____
^CAWDEN AND AMBOY RAIlROAD.-i«aw Philadelphia, hy ferry, to
Cumden.— It leads to Burlington, Bordentown, Hightstown, South Am-
boy, and New York. Trenton Branch Railroad runs from Bordentown to
Trenton, and the Mount Holly Branch Railroad firom Burlington to Mount
Holly. See page 88.
COLUMBIA AND PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILR0ADS.-2>'!;>o« El<^
venth and Market Streets.— "iXAs route leads to West Chester, Lnncaj^ter,
Columbia, Harrisburg, Millerstown, Lewistown, Huntingdon, HoUiduys-
burg, Johnstown, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Massillon, Wooster, Columbus,
Cincinnati. &o.
At Columbia it unites with the York and WrightsvUle Railroad, run*
sing to Baltimore. At Harrisburg, wiUrthe'^lniAereand VaUey Railroad,
leading to Carlisle, Carlisle Springs, Chambersburg, Hageratowu, Bedford
$jliTiagfif Ae. See page lOL
READ1N6 RAILR0A0«-"1>^ wnw Broad and Vim Strf^-'Tbi» vQud
I
i-iia to Read!
OsDvUle, WUii
PHILAOEIPF
mgi lAbrary kl
4$ Grace, Bal
iea, Savannali
Qgyper's Ferr:
MORRISTOV
Hanayuuk an
leave from foi
NORTH PEI
This route les
pleted, will a
lowanda, Pa.
WEST CHI
(eenf/i.— Leadi
CHESTER '
from Norristi
CAMDEN J
(ien.— Rnns t
WEST JEF
to Cape Islai
STEAMBO
leaves from
route, page (
STEAMBO
ter, Wilmin
daring the
A line of i
at Gape Ma;
Tirry-boa
HA<
Faee.— '
drivers of
follows, to
one mile, i
veying a i
HACKNEY COACH FARES IN PHILADELPHIA.
IR. extendi I
PiereitooB.
iPennsyly^ |
|te between
forms the
^est, "
lectg with
fla; also to
5ton; also,
"hUadelphia',
lived.
'om foot 0/
ton. Prince-
's Delawart
Iridere, &t.
"y ferry, to
South Am-
lentown to
Q to Mount
iMds to Reading, Pottaville, and Sunbury; also to Tamaqua, Catawlasa)
SaBTiUe, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, and Miagura Falls. See p. 104.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON aIJF BALTIMORE RAILROAD.-Ctty De-
r Library Utreet, back of the Custom House. — Leads to Wilmington, Havre
Orace, Baltimore, Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond, Charles-
ton, Sayaunah, Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans. Also to Frederick,
Barper's Ferry, Cumberland, and the West. See page 89.
NORRISTOWN RAILROAD— i'^'*>o< Jffinth and Chrem StneU—'RvaM to
Hanayunk and Noxriatown, 17 miles. GERMANTOWN RAILROAD.— Cars
lesye from foregoing depot, and run to Germantown, 6 m. from Philad'a.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ^k\iWiK^,-Depat Fnmt and Jmow StreeU.--
This route leads to Doylestown, Bethlehein, and Easton ; and, when com-
pleted, will connect Philadelphia with Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, and
n)wanda, Pa., and Waverly, on the New York and Erie R.R. See p. 107.
WEST CHESTER DIRECT RAIlR^.-2>«po« Market Strettwar Se^ttnr
temtii. — Leads to (Media and West Chester, Pa. See page 109.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.-^o« N'inth and Oreen Streets.-ILmiB
firom Nurriatowu to Downingtown, Pa. See page 108.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC ^kWMMi.—f^irry from Vine Street to Oan^
dm.— Runs to the Atlantic Ocean Tia Uaddonfield and Absecom. Page 118.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD-When completed-WiU run £rom Camden
to Cape Island, N.J.
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD lInE FOR BALTIMORE.-A steamboat
leaves from the foot of Dock Street, every afternoon, for New Castle. See
route, page 89. . _____
STEAMBOATS Iwv^ Philadelphia for Burlington, Bristol, Tmnton, Ches-
ter, Wilmington,' Salem, Bridgetnn, Marcus Hook, and for Cape May,
during the season.
A line of steamboats run between Philadelphia and New York, touching
at Gape May. Fare to New York $2, and to Gape May, $1.
F'trry-boats run to Camden, Tacony, Qlouooster, Red Bank, Ac
V^/VN/Nrf%/N,^VN/^^»<VS'N/\/^^^^^^^r^^^^^^^^^^V^S^^^^^^^^^^^W^^
Depot Ek-
Lnnoa^^ter,
Hollidays-
UolumbUs,
road, run-
Sailroad,
u, Bedford
nUs sotttt
HACKNEY COACH FARES IN PHILADELPHIA.
AoooBDma TO an obbinanoe, APPBOYTiD Mat 10, 1855.
Fare.— The prices or rates of fare to be taken by, or paid to the owners or
drivers of hackney carriages, for the conveyance o( passengers, shall be as
follows, to wit: — For conveying a passenger any distance, not exceeding
one mile, 50 cents ; and for every additiontu passenger, 25 centa For con-
veying a passenger apy distance more than a mile, and not exceeding two
75 oehts; and for every additional paasenger, 25 cents. For ooH-
98
TABLE OF DISTANdES, FARES, &o/
reying; a pantenger any distanoe OTer two miles, for nraiy luoh additional
loile, or part of a mile, the sum of 2ft cents, in additionto the sum of 76
cents for the first two miles; and for every additional passenger, 28 cents.
For the use of a hackney carriage by the hour, with one or more passen*
gers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and stopping as oftea
a» may be required, $1 per hour. In all cases, where the hiring of a hack-
ney carriage is not, at the time, specified to be by the hour, it shall U
deemed to be by the mile; but in case the distance shall be more than
Ibur miles, the rate to be charged for each additional mile shall.be 12|
cents for each passenger, as herein provided. For children between two
and fourteen years of age, haUfpr^ is only to be charged; and for chit
dren under two years of age, no charge is to be made.
Baooaok.— Every driver or owner of a hackney carriage shall carry,
transport and convey in and upon his carriage, in addition to the persons
therein, one trunk, valise, saddle-bag, carpet-bag, portmanteau, or box,
if requested so to do, for each passenger, without charge or compensation
therefor; but for every trunk, or other such articles above named, more
than one for each passenger, he shall be entitled to demand and receive
the sum of 6 cents.
FiN£8. — If any owner, driver, or person having charge of any such car-
riage, shall ask or demand any greater sum than he may be entitled to
demand, as herein set forth, he shall forfeit all claim for compensation
for the services for which such greater sum shall have been demanded;
and if such owner, driver, or person, as aforesaid, shall receive, upon such
demand, any greater sum than he may be entitled to demand and receive,
as herein set forth— or if such owner, driver, or person, shall offer for em-
ployment any carriage within which the card containing the regicitered
number of such carriage, the name and residence of the owner thereof,
ko., is not placed, he shall forfeit and payi for each and every such
offence, the sum of $5.
DisTANOEft.— Chestnut Street, south to Prime Street, about one mile.
Chestnut Street, north to Brown Street, about one mile.
Delaware River to Twelfth Street, about one mile.
** Schuylkill River, about two miles.
Camden «nd Amboy Depot, Walnut Street, to -Trenton Depot, about
two miles.
Camden and Amboy Depot, Walnut Street, to Baltimore Depot, Broad
and Prime Streets, two miles.
OMifiBUSES leave the Exchange every few minutes for the rarlous parts
of the city, Fairmount, Girard College, ko.
Idned undei
tB make up i
II actually o<
tietween eac
teller must
tbe shortest
PHILAD'i
A TABLE SHOWmO THE DISTANCES. FARES, &o., FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
PLACES IN THE UNION.
The following, table will show, at a glance, the distance^ expense, and
UvM occupied. In travelling from Philadelphia to the most prominent
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate of
ares when travelling in steamboats, upon Lakes or BiTers, as those
modes of conveyance are sutject to more or less competition, in which
OUM the fiures vary. Tboeo given, however, are as aoourate m can be ob*
a
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o'. .
^064 under the ciroumstances, and 'will, no doubt, be found near enough
make up a general eetimate of expenses. The time given is that which
11 actually occupied in pausing from one point to another; the detentions
between ench route are not takea into consideration, as .these the tra-
veller must determine for himself. The distancei are generally given by
tbe shortest routes.
Name* of Pltca*.
fBJLAB'A to Albany, N.T., via Hudson River R.R.,
M
M
u
a
u
M
«
M
u
u
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tt
M
M
u
u
u
M
«
M
tt
I*
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U
ft
AcausTA, Oa., via Wilmington and Man
Chester R.R „
Baltimore, ^d ^....,
Bbllefontains, Ohio, yia Pittsburg
Boston, via New York and Sprin^eld...
Bbattl^oro', Vt., via New Haven and
Springfield
Boffalo, N.Y.,Tia Catawiaqa andiElmira.
Canandaiqca, N.Y., via " «
Charleston, S.O., via R.R. route
CHicAao,Ill.,via Pittsburg and Cleveland
OHiOAao, 111., via Catawissa, Niagara and
Canada
Chioaqo, 111., via Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Ohio, via Pittsburg, Crestline
and Columbus
Cincinnati, Ohio, via Pittsburg and Ohio
River
Cleveland, Ohio, via F >.^nsylvania R. R.
Columbus, Ohio, via tit^^jburg
Datton, Ohio, via ^ttsburgaud Crestline
Detroit, via Pittsburg, Cleveland and
Lake Erie
Detroit, via Catawissa, Niagara and Can.
£lmira, N.Y., via Catawissa, Pa
Fort Wayne, la., via Pittsburg, Pa., aqd
Lima, Ohio
Galena, 111., via Cleveland
Hartford, Ct., via New Haven
Harrisburo, Pa
Indianapous, Ia.,via Pittsburg and BMo-
fontaine
La Fayette, la., via Pittsburg and In-
dianapolis
Louisville, Ky.,via Pittsburg and Cin-
cinnati
Louisville, Ky., via Pittsburg and In-
dianapolis
Louisville, Ey., via Pittsburg and Ohio
River
Lowell, Mass., via R.R
Memphis, Tenn., via Pittsburg, Cindnnati
and Ohio River
Memphis, Tenn., via seaboard and Georgia
R.R. route
MilM,
282
793
97
609
823
285
430
844
817
847
1044
061
720
830
492
600
672
602
76e
275
671
1018
199
106
751
815
853
860
7 9
349
1430
Hoan
104
47
6
24
144
13i
144
12
40
35
43
40
28
58
19
234
27
32
38
10
27
41
104
5
31
32
38
67
154
Par*.
$5fiO
27 00
8 00
14 00
800
7 60
10 00
8 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
18 26
16 00
14 00
11 70
13 76
15 60
14 20
16 00
7 00
15 60
25 16
6 50
3 00
17 60
19 60
18 60
18 60
16 00
7 66
26 00
40 09
100
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, fto.
HnaM of PlaoM.
«
M
11
M
PHILAD'A to MiLWAUKix, Tia Pittoburg, Cleyeland and
Chicago
** MoBiLB, Ala., via Wilmington, N. 0., and
Qeorgia R. Ii:
MOMTaOMERT, Ala
Montreal, Canada, Tia R.R ,
Natchez, Miss., Tia Cincinnati, and Ohio
River
New BEDroRD, Mass., via L. Island Sound.
New Haten, Ct^ Tia Now York
New Orleaub, Tjs., Tia Cincinnati, Oliio
and Mississippi Rivers...*.
New Orleans, La.,Tia Southern Routes..
Newport, R. I., Tia Long Island Sound...
New York ,
Niagara Falls, Tia Catawissa
PiTTSBOKO, Tia Pennsylvania R.R
PoTTSviLLE, Pa.« via Reading R. R
Protidenoe, R.I., via Long Island Sound
RioHMONi), Ya., via Baltimore
Rochester, N.Y.,Tia Catawissa and Elmira
Rook Iblanb, 111., Tia CloTeland ,
Saratoga Springs, Tia Hudson RiTer R..
Savannah, Ga., Tia R. R. route
Springfield, Mass., Tia Hartford
8t. Louis, Mo., Tia Plttshurg and In
dianapolis
St. Loms, Mo., Tia CleTeland and Chicago
St. Louis, Tia Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
Ohio RiTer
Kr. Paul, Mln., Tia CleTeland, Chicago,
and Mississippi River
Toledo, Ohio, via Pittsburg and Clevel'd
YiOKSBURG, Miss., via Cincinnati and Ohio
RiTer
YntGiNiA Springs, Tia Washington and
Staunton
Yirginia Springs, Tia Baltimore and
Harper's Ferry
Wasrhtoton, D.C
Wheeling, Ya., Tia Pittsburg and Ohio
River
White Mountains, N. H. (Littleton, foot
of the Mountains)..
WiLLiAMSPORT, Pa., Tia Catawissa
WiDONOTON, N.O., Tia Washington
Worcester, Mass., Tia New HaTen «and
Hartford, Ct
Wooster, Ohio, via Pittsburg
M
tt
M
«
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
«
l«
«
M
«
M
M
a
«
M
MilM. Hoara rut,
037
1336
1180
400
1080
321
163
2268
1&02
262
87
44S
853
03
276
267
873
1028
270
020
226
1022
1132
1417
1368
604
1873
302
412
137
447
402
107
616
270
487
42
100
60i
166
18
8i
178
127
14*
44
16
13
jJt
15
121
42
12i
50
11*
42
49*
07
70
23
148
30
67
6*
2t
18
8
27
18*
10
20 7J
49 00
39 00
13 N
80 00
781
460
8100
54 00
600
800
10 00
900
2 75
600
75
8 eo
25 00
650
25 00
625
28 00
28 00
23 00
30 00
14 75
20 00
15 25
16 25
425
9 50
10 60
6 00
18 75
6 50
11 25
PHtLADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.
101
SS3
949
S44
840
898
833
821
816
810
807
808
800
297
292
285
276
d72
286
257
253
247
242
230
225
220
215
210
'205
208
199
187
181
176
171
166
163
160
157
151
145
142
PHIIADEIPHIA TO
HARRISBURG AND
PITTSBURG, VIA
PENN'A. R.R.
Via Columbia R.R.
VmLKD'K to
Hflstonville.
White Hall
Morgan's Comer
Eagle
Paoli
Steamboat
Oakland
* Downingtown
Coatsville
Parksburg
PenningtonviUe.
Gap ,
Kinger'g.....
Lemonplace
Bird in Hand
LANCASTER....
tDUlerrille
Harrisburg and Lath
caster R. R,
CandisTille
Mou-»tJoy
Elizabetbto\rn«h..,.
Middletown
Highepire
t HARRISBUHG...
Pennsylvania R.R.
RockTllle
Cove
Duncannon
Aqueduct
Bailey's
Newport
Millerstown
Tbompsontown
Mexico
Perryville
Mifflin
LBWISTOWN
Anderson
McVeytown
Manayunk
\ewton Hamilton....
Mount Union^
Mapleton
Mill Creek
HUNTINaDON...
PlMC
to
FISM.
'etersburg.
Barre
IfiB 'Spruee Creek..
9*
7
4
6
9
FfOIR
Phlla-
deU
phla.
4
9
13
25
29
82
88
43
46
50
63
66
61
68
70
77
81
87
96
6
xuu
106
5
111
6
116
4
120
8
128
6
128
5
133
6
138
6
148
6
148
2
160
4
164
12
166
6
172
6
177
5
182
5
187
8
190
8
193
8
196
6
202
6
208
8
211
8
214
185
182
128
126
117
112
106
108
100
95
98
90
87
81
78
70
66
61
68
68
60
46
41
89
81
29
24
22
17
12
7
6
rvom
PitU-
bur|.
Birmingham
II Tyrone
Tipton's
Fostoria ,
Altoona
(HOLUDATSBCRO)
Kittaning Point
Galletsin ,
Cresson
ZUly's
Portage
Wllmer
Suuimerhill ,..
Viaduct
Conemaugh ;...,
JOHNSTOWN
Nineveh
Floren<%
Lockport
Bolivar
Blairsville Junction..
Hillside
Latrobe „
Beaty's
GREENSBURO...
Kadebaugh's
Manor
Irwin's .,
Stewart's
Brinton's
Wilkinsburg
Uberty
FITTSBURa
PITTSBURG TO PHI-
LADELPHIA.
{Read up.)
4
8
4
2
9
6
e
8
8
5
2
8
8
6
8
8
4
6
8
6
8
4
6
2
8
2
6
2
6
5
6
2
6
Flaw
to
Plaee.
21S
221
225
227
230
241
247
250
268
268
260
268
266
273
276
283
287
292
296
800
808
307
312
814
822
824
829
331
836
841
346
848
363
From
PhiU-
dew
pbia.
iVote.— ♦The Chester Valley RR.
oonnects at Downingtown, Pa., 32
miles from Philadelphia. This road,
in connection with the Philadelphia,
Germantown andNorristownK.B.,
forms a new outlet to the city of
Philadelphia,, and also unites the
Columbia R. B. with that of the
Reading B. R., near Norrlstown.
f At DillerTiUe, two miles from
Lancaster, Pa., is the Harrisburg
and Lancaster B.R. junction, the
Columbia R.R. being continued to
the Susquehanna River, at Colum-
bia, 12 miles. From Columbia the
Brancb R. R., 18 miles, runs up the
east bank of the Susquehanna, to
-m
IM
f HIUDEIPHIA TO PITTSW^fl.
the intenection of the Harrisburg
R.R. from Columbia the R.K. is
oontinued aorosa the Susquuhanna,
running to York, Pa., and thence to
Baltimore.
JFrom Ilarriaburg dlrergef the
Dauphin ami Sut^iehanna R.R.,
connecting with the PottaTiUe U. R.
at Auburn, 69 mile* distant; from
thence pawengers mav reach Phila-
delphia via the Reading R.R.; or
the city of New Yoric via AUentown
and Easton, Pa., and the New Jersey
Central R.R.; or may reach any
place in the Schuylkill or the Lu-
leme coal regions.
Passengers coming orerthe Penn-
sylvania R.R. firom the West, intend-
ing to visit Baltimore or Washing-
ton, will stop at Harrisburg, taking
there the Baltimore and Susqehanna
B.R. via York, Pa., 83 miles.
The Cumberland VaUey R. R. also
diverges firom Harrisburg, via Car-
lisle and Chambersburg, Pa., to Ha-
gerstown,Md. From the latter place
stages will convey passengers to Fre-
deriek, Md., firom which a connection
is had with the Baltimore and Ohio
B.R.
i The Huntingdon and Broad Top
B. R. connects with the Pennsylva-
nia R. R. here. It is a road of some
importance, as over it will pass large
quantities of the semi-bituminous
coal in which the Broad Top Moun^
tain region abounds.
It will also, on its completion,
fbrm, in connection with -the Penn-
sylvania R.R., a most agreeable
route to the celebrated Bedford
Springi of Pennsylvania.
I At or near l^rone other roads,
already surveyed, will, in time, con-
nect with the Pennsylvania R.R.,
viz., the PhUaddphia and Erie R. R.,
which will run, via Clearfield, Pa.,
to Ridgway, a point of some im-
portance on the Sunbury and Erie
R.R.; this road will unite the eastern
half of the great artery of Peoiuyt
▼ania with the harbor of Erie.
The proposed JPenn's VaUejf R.R^
from Tyione, via Sunbury, Potts-
TiUe and Ewton, Pa., fbrms nearly
an "air-line" firom the dty of Nsw
York to the great West
From Altoona runs the Branch
R.R. to Duncansville, near Holli<
daynburg, connecting with the Por^
ag«> R. R.
At Ulairsville Junction, the Blair$>
vHie Branch R. R. Joins the Penn*
sylvania R. R.; here, also, the coo.
nection is formed with the Nortb.
Western asd Clevel'd and Mahoning
lA. R. and Pennsylvania R.IIL
The HempAdd R. R. is a prolong
gation of the Pennsylvania R.R.
from Oreensburg, Pa., to the Ohio
River, at Wheeling; here it will
connect with the Central Ohio R. IL
and the Marietta and Cincinnatf
R. R., and the Cleveland and Wella-
viUe R.R. These roads connect with
all the routes in the West, North-
west and South-west.
The PitUburg and SUubenvOU
R.R. forms a continuation of the
Pennsylvania R. R. from Pittsburg
to SteubenvUle, uniting there with
the Western railroads.
N.B. See Routes from PitUburg,
page 116.
Pittsburg to Chicago. (See pan
126.)
Pittsburg to Indianapolis. (S««
page 123.)
Pittsburg to Cindnnati. (Se«
page 126.)
Pittsburg to St Louis^via Indian*
apolis, 663 miles.
RemarJet.—The Passenger Station
of the Pennsylvania R. R. is on the
S.E. comer of Eleventh and Market
Streets, the entrance being on Ele-
venth Street Passengers are par-
ticularly requested to purchase their
tickets before taking seats in the
cars, otherwise an additional charge
is imposed upon them. Through
tickets can be. purchased fbr moat of
the prominent places in the West
connected by railroad.
The cars runnfbg on the Pennsyl-
vania R.R. are not surpassed, for
comfort and convenience, by those
on any other railroad in the country.
This road has a doubly track, is a first
clasB work) and wltl&out a superiM
(0 the connti
Hm most tk
pen'nsylvani
throughout
tcoken ston
teller firom
% nuisance 1
ofthe railroi
N.B. For
pageOO*
PHIU
CINC
HEM
CM*
wu.
M7
m
Penm
FBII
(Grei
( bv
Hemp,
249 «WE
167
ZAN
105
CircU
77
Wash
66
Wilw
OIN<
M>_
mm
r.INC
'J^ liAO'
utt.
1 INI
• Wheel
River, 888
Oi«-
•IB-
664
266
181
Itea
Ota-
•In-
PHI
Cll
WHI
MA
<
FH]
Pp
Mar
MA
03
cm
Hi!
PHILADELPHIA TO CINCINNATI.
108
la the ooantry, being oonitniot«d in
ilM niO0t tborough manner. The
Pinniylvanla R. R. is ballasted
tbrougbout its length with fine
lioken stone, which sares the trar
tiller ttom the annovanoe of dust,
a naisanoe too prevalent on many
of the railroads of our country.
N. B. for table of fkres, A&i see
I^e09.
Ctai>
wti.
M7
126
m
105
77
66
Wwn
PttlUDELPHIA TO
CINCINNATI VIA
HEMPFIELD R.lT.
{Jl$ pragreu.)
Fmrujflvania R. R.
VBILKWK to
SGreensburg, Pa.)
(See route firomr
PhU'a to Pitts- (
burg, page 101.))
Hempfidd R. R. (Jn
progren.)
*W:^ELINa, Ya
CetdraL OhioR.R.
ZANESVILLE, O..
CirclevUle
Washington
Wilntin|rt»n
OINOmNATI
CINCINNATI TO PHI-
LAO'A VIA WHEEL-
ING. {Read up.)
PlMC
ruc«
322
76
82
62
28
21
56
Vrem
rbtta-
dal-
pkla.
822
riM*
to
480
642
670
691
'647
from
PbiUt-
d«t.
phla.
• Wheeling to Cincinnati, via Ohio
River, 383 miles.
Oia-
wtu.
664
266
181
tnm
PHILADELPHIA TO
CINCINNATI VIA
WHEELING. VAm &
MARIETTA, OHIO.
{Jn progren.)
PHILAD'A to
Wheeling. (See
previous route.) \
Marietta <£ WheePg R
MARIETTA, Ohio.
( OINOINNATI, (
i viaOhillioothe. i
„ CINCINNATI TO PHI-
S'*: LAD'AVIAMARIET-
2s: TA It WHEELING.
Pliee
to
Plaoe.
308
76
181
Place
to
PtaM.
rram
Phil*-
(Ul-
phia.
398
473
654
ProM
Phlla-
del-
rrofn
Cbl'
ngo.
I
848
405
866
218
PHILADELPHIA TO
CHICAGO VIA
CLEVELAND.
PHILAD'A to
j Pittsburg, Pa. 1
X tS«e P*8« 101.) i
' Cleveland. (See T
ne 126.) ]■
t). (See p.)
, 126.)..... i
HIOAOO
'^^. CHICAGO TO PHIL'A
<M.. I VIA CLEVELAND.
"•Hit...
PJaeo. ««»|-
pbla.
353
140
112
248
PtaM
to
Plaeo.
853
403
605
848
Prom
Phlla.
d«l|>'a
From
Cbl-
960
697
410
204
141
50
From
Chi-
eafo*
PHILADELPHIA TO
CHICAGO VIA IN-
DIANAPOLIS.
FHILAD'A to..
Pittsburg. (See '
page 101.)....
Crestline. (See '
page 123.)
J INDIANAFO-
tLIS.(Seep.l23.),
La Fayette, la.
(See page 153.)
Michigan City.
(See page 130.) ,
OHIOAOO.
(See page 189.) J
CHICAGO TO PHIL'A
VIA INDIANAPOLIS,
I A. {Readup.)
Plato
to
Plaeo.
From
Phil*.
del-
pbla.
353
187
206
68
01
50
Place
to
Plaoo.
353
5i0
746
800
000
950
From
PbHa>
daU
phia.
From
Ctavo
land.
' From
CIcTe
PHILADELPHIA TO
CLEVELAND. 0.. VIA
N. WESTERN R. R.
Pennsylvania R. R.
PHILAD'A to
iBlairsville June.)
(See route p. >
101.).- S
Blairsville, Pa
Freeport
Butler
New Castle
Warren, Ohio
CLEVELAND
CLEVEPD TO PHIL'A
ViAN.W. R.R.
Place
to
Place.
300
2
33
20
30
32
53
Plaei
to
PlafM.
From
Pblla.
drt-
Pbia.
800
302
336
355
385
417
470
FfWi
Phlt^
dalp^
101
PHIIADCLPHIA TO ERIE.
N.B. See routes from Cleveland,
page 145.
Vrom
Krle.
From
Erie.
PHILADELPHIA TO
ERIE. PA., VIA
SUNBURY&.ERIER.
PHILAD'A to
fWilliamBport.Pa)
\ (Seepage 106.)/
Jersey Shore.
Lock Haxen
Farrandsville
RIDGEWAT.........
Warren
WattsYille
BRIE
ERIE, PA» TO PHI-
LAD'A. (Beadup.)
Place
to
Flaoe.
197
Place
to
Place.
From
Phila-
del-
phia.
197
819
426
from
Fhila-
delp>a
N.B. There are two available
routes opened between Philadelphia
and Erie— one via the Reading RJt.,
Catawiflsa, and Williamsport, Pa.,
and Elm^a and Dunkirk to Erie,
508 milesj the other rout^ is via
Harrisburg, and the Pennsylvania
R. R., to nttflburg, thenoe to Cleve-
land and Erie, 587 miles.
rrem
Potla-
viile.
93
86
{80
,76
72
7.0
66
159
53
49
44
85
25
18
15
10
i 7
If
from
PHtlAOElPHIA TO
POTTSVILLE. PA..
VIA READING R.R.
PHILAD'A to.,
Manayunk
Gonsbohoeken....
*Norristown
Port Kennedy....
Valley Forge.
Phoenixville
Limerick.. ,
Pottetown
Douglassville
BJrdflbor(»' ,
tRBADINO.
Mohrsville
Hamburg
J Port Clinton
§ Auburn
Orwigsburg '. ...
Ij Schuylkill Haven.»
Moun* Carbon
fPOTTSVILLB....
Place
te
Place.
7
6
4
4
2
4
7
6
4
5
9
10
7
3
5
3
3
3
1
From
PliUa-
det-
phla.
pXlPOTTSVIllETOPHI-p'U;*'
^>t»- I LAD' A. {Meadup^) jnaoe.
7
13
17
21
23
27
34
40
44
49
58
68
75
78
83
86
89
92
93
From
Phila-
klelp'a
*ChtsttT VoUley R.R. connect!
Norristown with the Columbia R.R
at Downingtown. ' "*
t The Lebanon VaUey R.R., which
is in progress of coustruction, will
unite the Reading R. R. with the
Pennsylvania R. R,, via Reading and
Harrisburg.
t LittU Schuulkm R. R. to Tamft.
qua.
g The Dauphin and Susquehanna
R.R. connects here; it unites with
Harrisburg and the Pennsylyani«
R.R.; also with Baltimore, &e., vii
York, Pa.
JlMine BtU R.R. diverges here,
and runs to MiitrsviUe, 8 miles, and
Tremont, 12 miles.
f The PhUaddphia and Sunbury
R. R. extends from PottsmUe to Sun-
&«r2^,viaShamokin, 28 miles. From
JPoUsviUe to Danmlte, I\i.t via Shir
mokin, 28 miles.
JRemar/kc—Pottsville is situated
in Schuylkill County, the great cen-
tre of the anthracite coal region of
Pennsylvania. The Reading R.B.
and its numerous branches, in eon-
nection with the Schuylkill Canal,
have been the great means for the
development of the riches of this re-
gion. These have made Philadelphia
the .great coal mart of the Union.
Following the course of the Sohuyl-
kill River, an easy down grade to
the Delaware has been obtained, so
that, if a loaded t^ain of cars were
started from, the head of the road,
they would find their way to the
terminus in Philadelphia without
the aid of motive powur. This fa ^
will show the advantage possessed
by this road in conducting a heavy
coal business.
The coal trade, is one of great im-
portance; its growth annually is so
great, that the demand is only
limited by the supply, notwith-
standing the facilities for convey-
ing it to market, such is the uni-
versal want, not only for domestic,
but fbr manu&cturing, and other
IQirposes.
The total snpply of eoal from all
Bources, according to tl»e liUn«r^
jbnri»al,forl8
^hg an 1'*®
over the year
The entire
1^ mined in
Ofjfennsylvan
to48,907,860tt
kill region fur
IB Schuylkill
rinesare usee
Wh an »Sg'
9019. Them
joad in opera
130 miles ai
number of oat
kiil canal is
dty, 200 tona
the coal regk
The busine
^ be vastly
gicn via Cat
port, now in
the New Yor
jpira, oonnei
Tprious railr(
wflBtem ooui
Canada.
jfrom Pott
extended tc
tkenae to W
there with tl
The Readii
eoQth-easten
hiuryandEri
of oonstruotj
qf die same
Mti'a
443
S66
315
833
298
296
280
883
PHIIA
WILLIA
ELMlRi
ViaE
PHIL.
Port
(S.
TOl
Litae
TAMj
Calawi
port
Summ
OATi
*Ruw
DAIT
Mooroi
connectg
f.iZ., which
ction, will
• with the
eading and
'. to Tama.
inltes with
ansylyania
re, &C., Tij
'rges here^
miles, and
Sunbury
<iUe to Sun-
iles. From
'•} via Sha-
situated
> great cen-
1 region of
ding B.B.
tea, in eon-
kill Canal,
ns for the
of this re.
liladelphia
he Union,
he Sohuyl.
I grade to
)taiiied, ro
cars were
the road,
MJ to the
i without
This ta »
possessed
g a heavy
great im-
lally is so
is only
notwith-
r convey-
the unl>
domestic,
ad other
from all
Minera*
PHILADELPHIA TO NIAGARA FAILS.
Journal, fbr 1854, was 5,847,396 tons,
lieNig an increase of 662,218 tons
over the year previous.
The entire amount of anthracite
loal mined in the dilTerent regions
ofFennsylvania, since 1820, amounts
to48,907,860 tons, of which the Sch'l-
kill region furnished 25,190,604 tons.
In Schuylkill County 280 steam en-
ginM are used for mining purposes,
witb an aggregate horse-power of
(919. The number of miles of rail-
load in operation is 495^, of which
190 miles are underground. The
number of canal-boats on the Schuyl-
kill canal is 700; maximum capa-
d^, 200 tons. On all the canals in
the coal region there^re 4516 boats.
The business of the Reading R. R.
will be vastly increased by its ezten-
lion via Catawissa and Williams-
port, now in successful operation to
the New York and Erie R.R., at El-
mira, connecting there with the
Tlrious railroad lines pervading the
WMtem oonnties of New York and
Csnada.
Krom PottsTille, idso, the line is
extended to Sunbury, Pa., and
thenoe to Williamsport, connecting
there with the road to Elmira.
The Reading B. R. will also be the
eoQtdli-eastern terminus of the Sun-
bary and Erie R. R.; now in progress
of oonstruotion to Erie, on the lake
ofthesameniime.
Mi
443
866
345
833
208
296
289
983
PHILADELPHIA TO
WILLIAMSP'T. PA..
ELMIRA ft. NIAGARA
PALLS, N.Y.
Via Reading R. R.
PHILAD'A to
( Port Clinton, Pa. )
<. (See previous \
( route.) )
LitUe Schuyl. R. R.
TAMAQUA
Calawissa, Williams-
port A Erie R. R.
Summit
OATAWISSA
* Rupert ,
DANVILLE
Mooresburg.
Flaea
to
FUm.
From
Fhila-
del-
piiia.
78
20
12
35
2
7
6
78
98
110
145
147
154
160
273
266
256
246
231
224
221
207
198
194
168
146
127
123
119
117
110
99
91
83
80
73
66
59
49
13
2
Milton
Uniontown
Munoy
WiUiamsport and El-
mira R. R.
WILLIAMSPORT
Trout Run
Lycoming..
Ralston
Cant(>n
Oranville...
From
Nia'a
Fall*.
Troy
ELMIRA, N.Y....
Elmira, Oanandaigua
aNia'aFaUsR.R.
Jefferson ■. ,
Milo Centre
PENN YAN
Benton ,
Bellona »
Qorham.
OANANDAIGUA.
East Bloomfield
West Bloomfield
Honeoye Falls y
Oen.Val. R. Junction
Caledonia
Le Roy
JBATAVIA..,;
Tonawanda
NIAGARA F'LLS
SUS. BRIDGE-
NIAGARA FALLS TO
PHILAQELPHIA.
{Read up.)
10
7
10
10
15
7
3
14
9
4
26
M
170
177
187
197
212
219
222
236
245
249
275 i
From
Phils.
phla.:*
* Rupert is a new town, situated
on the north side of the E. Branch
of the Susquehanna River. It is
the point of intersection with the
Lackawanna and Bloomshwrg R. iZ^
which, on its completion, will con-
nect the Catawissa R.R. with the
great Luzerne coal region at Wilkes*
barre, Pittston, and Scranton, Pa.
N.B. From Elmira, which is situ-
ated on the New York and Erie
R. R., any of the towns of Western
New York may be reached.
m
PHILADELPHIA TO BUFFALO.
PHILADELPHIA TO BUFFALO, N.Y.,
Via Williamsport, Pa.
To BAT A VIA (see previous route),
FALO, 36 miles. Total
miles ; thence to BUF-
PHILAOELPHIA TO ROCHESTER, N.Y.,
Via Williamsport, Pa.
To OANANDAI&UA (see previous route), 844 miles; thence to
]^OOHESTER, 29 miles. Total.....
PHILADELPHIA TO DETROIT, MICH., AND CHICAGO,
Via Williamsport, Niagara Falls, aud Canada.
To NIAO-'A SnS. BRIDGE, 443 miles (see page 104); to DE-
TROIT, via Canada Western R.R., 230 mUes; OHIO AGO, yia
Michigan Central R.B^ 278 miles. TotaL .^
UUm.
873
S51
Wton
Wil-
li am*-
pert.
159
66
68
38
Trom
WU.
Ilmw-
part.
PHILADELPHIA TO
WILLIAMSPORT. PA.
VIA SUNBURY.
Plwc
to
FlMS*.
Reading R. R.
PHILADVA to
( PottsTille. (See \
( page 104.) (
Phdaddphia i Sutir
bury R. R.
* Shamokin
SUNBURT
WILLIAMSPORT
WILLIAMSPORT TO
PHILADELPHIA. '
{Read up.)
93
8
20.
38
PImc
to
PUoe.
From
riilU-
del-
phis.
93
101
121
169
From
Phila-
d(tl-
phia.
* ShamotOn to Danville, Pa., 15
miles.
Wmtxk
Wll-
lirnnM-
port.
198
92
88
Wnm
Wil-
fwt.
PHILADELPHIA TO
WILLIAMSPORT,
PA., VIA HARRIS-
BURG.
Via Columbia R. R.
PHILAD'A to
j Harrisburt;. (See /
I page 101.) {
Sunourr
WILLIAMSPORT
WILLIAMSPORT TO
PHILADELPHIA.
{Readtg^}
' «» Phila-
to
Plue.
106
54
Plaer
to
PlMW
del.
phi*.
106
160
198
From
PhiU.
d«l-
Phto.
From
Fond
du
1637
1094
1040
968
953
653
519
283
263
From
Fond
do
Lm.
PHILADELPHIA TO
TORONTO AND
LAKE SUPERIOR.
PHILAD'A to.
Niagara Falls. )
(See page 105.) i
(TORONTO, i
< Can., Tia Lake >
( Ontario >
Ontario, Simooe and
Huron R, R.
Barrie, Can
( Collingwood i
i (Georgian Bay) j
Via Lake Huron.
(SAULT ST.)
\ MARIE i
VialMke Superior.
Pictured Rocks
Copper Harbor. ,
Eagle Harbor. ,
FOND DU LAO....
Place
to
Place.
FOND DU LAC TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
443
54
67
SO
800
134
286
20
263
Place
to
Place.
Fna
Phili.
del.
pbii.
443
487
564
684
884
1018
1254
1274
1637
From
Phil*.'
del-
phlt.
PHILAD
8YRACJ
WEG
m
174
115
78
86
I
PHILA
I JSlml
I pag'
ir.Tork
Binghan
Via Si
Binghi
Gortlan<
*STRi
Onoegi
Ctli
OSW£(
OSWEI
<^iLAD^
N.B. Stei
Onregoand
Ontario.
Oswego m
other routes
aod Erie R
ttid Bingha
Tia Albany,
tnlB.R.
• From
SMkett's Ht
may be re
Borne, N T.
rram
Bar-
bio.
PHIL/
BUFFA
GA
•Via
PHIL
Shopni
Sellerc
Quake
BETI
CataPi
r.ehiK
MAU
White
WIL
PITT
Tank
TOW
Athei
PmLAOELPHIA TO OSWEGO.
lOT
PHILADELPHIA TO
SYRACUSE ft. OS-
WEGO, N. Y.
Pltrc
to
Plaee.
Frem
Pbita-
del-
pbiB.
m
174
m
n
86
1
PHILAD'A to
t Elmira. (See /
1 page 106.)
y.Tarkt£ErieE.R.
Binghamton ;
Via Syracuse and
Binghamton R. B.
Cortland
275
69
43
87
85
Piece
to
Place.
276
884
377
414
440
♦ SYKAOUSB
Oswego and Syror
ctise R. R.
OSWEGO
tim
OMM-
OSWEGO TO PHI-
lAO'A. (Read up.)
From
Phila-
del.
pbia.
N.B. Steamboats run between
Oswego and the other ports of Lake
totario.
Oswego may be reached by two
other routes — one via the N. Tork
Md Erie R.R., and the Syracuse
•lid Binghamton R.B.; the other
Tia Albany, and the New Tork Cen-
tral R.R.
*From Syracuse, Wai?rtown,
Sackett's Harbor, and Cape Vincent,
Bty be reached by railroad Tia
Bome, N T.
rnm
trio.
PHILADELPHIA TO
BUFFALO AND NIA-
GARA FALLS.
♦ Via North PUnnsyU
vania R. R,
PHILAD'A to.
Shoemakertown, Pa.
Sellersville
Quakertown
BETHLEHEM
Catasaqua
Tjehizh Qap
MAUOH 0HX7NK.
Wh ite Haven
WILKESBARRE ..
PITTSTON
Tunkhannock
TOWXNDA
Athene ••«*
Place
to
Place
24
7
16
6
19
5
20
18
12
17
47
16
From
Phila-
deip'a
7
81
88
64
60
79
84
104
122
134
161
198
213
From
Bar-
falo
t WAVBRLET.
If.Tork^ErieR.R.
Elmira
Corning
HORNELLSV'LE
Buffalo and N. York
(My R.R.
Portage
Attica
X BUFFALO
BUFFALO TO PHILA-
DELPHIA. (Readup.)
3
18
17
41
80
30
31
Place
to
Place.
216
234
261
292
322
362
383
Phiia-
delp'a
*Tbe North Pennsylvania R.R.,
open from Philadelphia to Bethle-
hem, Pa., is in progress to Waverley,
at which point iM^iH connect with
the railroads of Western New Yo^k.
t Waverley to BuffalOj N. T., via
Elmira and Canandaigua, 154 miles^
Waverley to Buffalo, N. Y., via
Buffalo, Corning and N. York R. R.,
172 miles.
Waverley to Rochester^ N. F., via
Elmira and Canandaigua, 116 miles.
Wb,verley to Niagara jFhOc, via
Buffalo, Coming and N. Tork R.R.,
180 miles.
Waverley to Ostoego (L. Ontario),
via Binghamton and Syracuse, 166
miles.
f Buffalo to Niagara IbUf, 22
miles ;'t'* the Sutpmtion Bridge, 24
miles.
Doylesu, ., l%i., will be reached
by a branch road, 10 miles in
length; distance from Philadelphia,
about 31 miles.
At Bethlehem a connection will be
formed with the Lehigh Valley R.R.,
leading to Easton, thence to the
Delaware Water Qap; also to Allen-
town, Pa.
Scranton, Pa., will be reached 1^
the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg
R.R., 8 miles from Pittston.
!
I
I
i
I
108
PHILADELPHIA TO DOWNINGTOWN.
From
pown
ingt'n
88
S4
83
82
at
27
26
21
20
19
15
12
8
8
From
Doirn
ingt'n
PHILADELPHIA TO
NORRISTOWN AND
DOWNINGT'N, PA.
PhilacPa, '- Qermanffn
d Nnrristown J2. JR.
PHILAD'A to.
FiUls Lane..
School Lane
Wissahickon
Manayunk
Spring Mills
Conshohocken
NOBBISTOWN....
Chetter Valley B. R.
Bridgeport
Henderson's
CentreTiUe
Paoli
White Horse.
Oakland
DOWNINGTO'N..
DOWNINGTOWN TO
PHILADELPHIA VIA
J«QRRISTOWN.
Place
to
Place
4
1
1
1
4
1
6
1
1
4
8
4
5
8
Place
to
Place.
From
Phlla-
del.
phia.
4
5
6
7
11
12
17
18
19
23
26
30
85
38
From
Phila-
del-
phia.
At Downingtown, connects with
the Colunfbia R. R., leading to Har-
risbure pnd Pittsburg. (See p. 100.)
PHILADELPHIA TO DOWNINGT'N,
Tia Columbi;:. ii.R., 32 miles. (See
page 101.)
PHILADELPHIA TO GERMANT^N,
Tia Germantoifrn R.K., ti miles.
PHILADELPHIA TO CHESNUT
HILLi ▼>& Uermantovn and Chesnut
Hill R.R., mUes.
From
Frede'
ricli.
CHAMBERSBURG
TO FREDERICK,MD.
Franklin R. R.
^OHAMB'RSB. to
Marion
Green Castle
State Line
HAGERSTOWN.
By Stage to
Boonesboro' to....
FREDEHIOK....
48
42
37
32
26
16
Viom
'St\ CHAMBERSBURG.
I {Read up.)
FREDERICK TO
Place
to
Place
From
Chnm-
'■burg.
6
5
5
U
10
16
Place
to
PUc«.
6
11
16
22
33
48
From
Cham-
Mail.
* From Philadelphia to Cham
beraburg, see previous route.
From
York.
55
30
21
16
From
York.
CHAMBERSBURG
TO YORK.
By Stage from
OHAMBERSB. to
Gettysburg
Oxford
Abbotstown to.f
YORK
YORK TO CHAM-
BERSBURG.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
25
9
5
16
Place
to
Place.
From
Cbaa.
25
34
39
5S
From
Cham
'■i>ar|.
Passengers may go through from
Chain bersburg to York, by rail*
road, as follows : to Harrisburg,
56 miles; thence to York, 37 milea,
Total, 93 miles.
From
M'rtb-
umber
land
61
53
39
33
20
16
7
3
1
From
K'rih-
umber
laud.
HARRISBURG TO
SUNdURY AND
N0RTI1UMB£RL>D.
By Stage from
*HARRISB'a to.
Dauphin .••
Halifax ..•
Miliersburg
Liverpool
Chapman >. •.
Selim's Grove
tJhamokiuDam....
SONBURY to.
NORTHUMBER.
N'RTHUMBERLAND
TO HARRISBURG.
., {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
8
14
6
4
13
9
4
2
1
Place
to
Place.
Frrm
Ha^
ii«>
bu(|.
8
22
28
32
45
54
58
(iO
CI
From
Har.
Ti>>
bur|.
* From Harrisburg to Philadel-
phia, see page 101.
PHlUDEtPHIA TO WEST CHESTER.
100
to Chan
ute.
Pioca
to
Place,
25
9
5
16
Flare
to
Place.
Cbia.
34
39
55
Froa
Cham
'*<>IU|.
rough from
c. by rail.
farrisburg,
'; 37 milea.
Place
to
Place.
8
14
6
4
13
9
4
Plare
to
ruca.
Frra
Ha^
ri»
biii|.
8
22
28
32
45
54
58
(30
til
Front
Har.
ric
bur(.
> Fiiiladel-
lint
94
12
n
9i
17
U
9!
»
Si
30
16
12
9
6
awtle
NORTHUMBERLAND
TO CARBONDALE.
B y Sta ge from
NORTHUMB. to..,
Danville
CatawisBa
Bloomsburg
Berwick
Beach Grove
Nantiooke
WILEESBARRE...
Planeville
Pittston
Lackawanna
Hyde Park
SORANTON
Blakely to
OARBONDALE......
Place
to
Place.
From
Nortb
nm'd.
CARBONDALE TO
NORTHUMBERLA'D.
(JUeadup.)
12
10
3
12
6
14
8
5
4
4
4
1
5
6
Place
to
Place.
12
22
25
37
43
67
65
70
74
78
82
85
88
94
From
North
am'd
W«t
From
Wtwt
■t.
philadelphia to
west chester,
pAm via media.
West Chester and Phi-
ladelphia R. R.
PHILAD'A to
Oray's Lane, Pa.
Church Lane
Darby Road...'
Kellyrille
Clifton
Spring Hill.
Newton'8
Westdale
Wallingford
Providence Road
Manchester
* MEDIA
{Penn's Grove t \
Rockdale (
Lenni
Logtown Station
Stony Bank
Glen Mills
Cheyney's Shops
West-town Station...
WEST CHESTER
WEST CHESTER TO
PHIL'A. (,Itwd up.)
10
Place
to
Place
4f
*
1
u
1
1*
1*
Place
to
Place.
From
Phila.
del-
phia.
4f
7
7*
9
10
11*
12
124
13*
14
26*
From
Phila.
delp'i
* Open to Media; in progress to
West Chester.
About 16 miles of the track of this
road will be used as a portion of the
"direct line" of the new Philadel-
pluu and Baltimore railroad, now la
course of coiistruction.
Remarks.— 'S!hQ route of the Phi-
ladelphia and West Chester R.R. is
through a fine agricultural and
farming country. In 1860, the re-
gion drained, now occupi^ by the
road, contained a population of
17,500, with 65 mills and factories—
and this with nothing more than
ordinary travelling facilities to
stimulate its gi^wth. This road
will prove highly advantageous to
Philadelphia, as furnishing th^t
city a larger radius for the supply
of her provision market; and also
open a fine country for suhprlmn
residences, the growth of Philadel-
phia having been so extraordinary
within the past two or three years,
that we shall hail with delight any
new avenue or outlet which can
impart recreation, health, or domes-
tic comfort to its inhabitants.
From
Eas-
ton.
56
55
46
45
43
36
32
29
27
18
14
4
From
Eaa-
ton.
PHILADELPHIA TO
EASTON, PA.
Stage Route,
PHILAD'A to
Rising Sun
Jftnkintown.
Mooretown i..
Willow Qroye
Newville.....
DOTLBSTOWN...
Danboro'
Plumstead „
Ottsville
Raubsville to
EASTON
EASTOM TO PHILA-
DELPHIA. {Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
3
7
1
2
7
4
3
2
9
4
10
4
Plare
to
Place.
From
Phila-
del|>*a
3
10
11
13
20
24
271
29
38
42
62
56
From
Phila-
delp'a
N.B. The opening of the North
Pennsylvania R.R., and the Lehigh
Valley R. R., will supeisede we
abOTOxoutOb *
'
110
PHILADELPHIA TO NAZARETH.
;:^ PHILADELPHIA TO
iSS. NAZARETH, PA.
62
55
52
49
47
41
37
88
85
19
11
4
Van*
iMk.
From
Mt'cb
Chilli,
80
37
89
82
i2
7
4
3
Mtfeh
Ck'Mbi
By Stare from
FHILADEL'A to
German town ....
Chestnut Hill....
Whitemarah ....
Upper Dublin....
Montgomeryville . .
Line Lexington....
Bunker HiU
duakertown
Coopersbury
Bbthlehbic
Hecktown to....
NAZARETH...
Place
to
Place.
7
3
3
2
6
4
3
6
From
Phila*
d'a.
NAZARETH TO PHI
LADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
PHILADELPHIA TO
MAUCH CHUNK.
By Statrt from
FHILADEL'A to
i Coopersb'g (see /
i previous route) {
ALI.BNTOWN
North Whitehall...
Lehigh Gap. ...... .
Parrysviile
Lehiffhton to... . . .
MAUOH OHUNE
MAUCH CHUNK TO
PHIUDELPMA.
(iUad up.)
7
10
13
15
21
25
34
37
43
8 I 51
7 58
4 .02
Plaee
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
43
8
7
10
5
3
4
I Mm*
to
riaci.
Vrna
Phila-
F^roin
PhUa.
d'a.
43
£1
58
68
73
76
80
From
MaVsh
Ohiik.
113
35
15
9
PHILADELPHIA TO
MAUCH CHUNK.
Place
to
PUoc
Reading R, R.
PHILADELU to
Port Clinton
lAUleSehuyiR.R.to
'("amaqua
By Stage to
Summit Hill....
Summit mu^ Ma' h
Chunk R. R. to
MAUOH OHUirE
From
Ma'rh
Ch'ak.
MAUCH CHUNK TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read up)
78
20
6
9
Place
to
Place.
rim
Phil»
d'a.
78
104
113
twn
d'a.
From
Orrat
r jd.
234
111
87
70
6U
50
43
40
35
27
13
6
PHItADELPHIA TO
WILKES8ARRE,
SCRANTON. AND
GREAT BEND.
FHILAD'AXo....
Mauch Chunk, )
} (see prev. route) J
White Haven
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
SORANTON
Lackatoanna and
Weetem R. R.
Clark's Summit....
Abington....
Factory ville
Tunkhannock
Montrose
New Milford to....
GREAT BEND...
^ace
to
Place.
From
Oreat
Bend.
GREAT BEND TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
113
24
17
10
10
7
3
5
8
14
7
6
Place
to
Pma
PhiU.
d«l'i.
113
137
154
161
174
181
184
189
197
Sll
318
234
From
Phih.
Placa.ldel>t.
At Great Bend a continuation is
formed with the New Vork and
Erie Railroad, over which passen*'
ffci-s may go to New York city, or
Dunkirk and intermediate places.
MlWILKES
*^ HONI
41
»
By Si
WILEI
Pittston
8crantoi
Carbond
ByR
HONE
wii.
i»?
179
85
74
08
W
5
14
4
Hmn
78
62
52
'40
HONE
WILK
(7t<
PHILAI
SUNE
WILLI
Reading
FHILi
POTTSV
Fountai
BearGi
Shamol
SX7NBX
NORTUI
Milton
McEwe
Munoy
Mont ui
WILL
WILLIA
PHIL
(H
WILLIA
C(
mUiai
mi
WILI
Trout
Ralsto
Bi
Blossb
Com.
Pblla.
d'lu •
35
Covin
30
Mansf
82
Tioga
15
Lawr
*00E
rimm
CORN
Gar-
Li
tH-
(
WILKE8BARRE TO HONESDALE.
lU
Pile*
to
PUc«.
78
20
6
9
Flace
to
PlMe.
FhS I MfWILKESBARRE TO
'•> ■fir HONESOALE.
78
104
flaee
to
Place.
113
Froil
Philli
d'a.
Fran
Phih.
dta'i.
113
113
24 137
154
164
m
17
10
10
7
3
5
8
14
7
6
PIrm From
to Phil*.
PlaM.|drl'i.
181
184
189
197
311
218
234
nuation is
York and
ch passen-
rk city, or
te places.
li
179
89
74
08
W
s
14
4
imm
m-
IHM-
F)M«
to ■
PlM*.
By Stage from
WILEESBA'E to
Phtston
Soraoton .... ...
Carbondale
By Railroad to
HONESDALE .
HONESOALE TO
WILKE8BARRE.
jHtadup.)
PHILADELPHIA TO
8UNBURY AND
WILLIAMSPORT.
nnn
0*-
Urn-
78
63
is
•40
35
30
82
15
Oer-
Rtading R. R. from
FHILADEL'A to
Potts vi'e, see p. 06
Fountain Spring.
Bear Gap
Shamoicin
SUNBURT
NORTUOMBBRLAND .
Milton
McEwensville
Munoy w
Monturesville to...
WILLIAMSP'RT
WILLIAMSPORT TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Rtdd up.)
WILLIAMSPORT TO
CORNING.
WiUiamsport 4> El-
mira R. R.
WILL'MSP'T to.
Trout Run
Ralston
By Stage to
Blossburi; .........
Com. Sf Btosa. R. R.
Covington
Mansfield
Tioga
Lawrenceville to..
*ooRNnra-
CORNING TO WIL-
LWyMSPORT.
{Road up.)
From
Wko-
barn.
12
7
10
13
Plac*
te
Ptae»
Ptao*
to
Plaea.
94
11
12
5
13
1
13
8
10
10
4
Fla
to
Plao*.
Place
t'liMe.
16
10
13
5
5
8
7
15
Plaee
to
Plaee.
13
19
89
41
rrom
Wke-
bane.
Froin
Phil«-
94
105
117
122
134
135
147
155
165
175
170
wTon
Fhlto-
d'a.
From
Wil-
llame-
port.
16
26
38
43
48
56
63
78
From
ni-
liam»>
/ork
* At Corn ng this route unites
witli the New York and Erie R. R.
From
ra.
WILLIAMSPORT TO
ELn^lRA.
76
50
33
22
10
S
Plaee
te
Plaee.
miliamiport ^ El-
mira R. R.
WILL'MSP'T to.
piston
By Stago to
Canton
Troy
South Creek
Southportto
ELMIRA
From
Elml'
la.
ELMIRA TO "WIL-
LIAMSPORT.
{Read up.)
From
HoUi-
dayo*
bnrg.
103
88
83
77
75
67
57
55
41
26
19
13
From
Holli-
bni|.
WILLIAMSPORT TO
HOLLIDAYSBURG.
By Stage from
WILL'MS'PT to.
Jersey Shore
West Branch
Dunnsburg........
Lock Haven
Lamar '. :
MiLBSBORO*
*Bbli.bfontk
Hair Moon
Birmin^'ham
Water Street
Yellow Sprinflfs to : .
HOLLIDAYSB'G
18
10
13
8
S
Flaea
te
Plaoc.
From
Wil.
liaraa*
port.
26
44
54
66
74
76
From
WJI.
liame.
port.
Plaee
ta
Plaee.
15
ft
6
S
8
10
2
14
15
7
6
13
HOLLIDAYSBORGTOnae.
WILLIAMSPORT. i «>
(R^ad up.)
Plaee.
From
WIl-
Uama.
port.
15
20
26
28
36
46
48
63
77
84
90
103
From
Wil.
liamt
port.
* From BellefontA to Leusistown
is 29 miles. Lewistown and Hoi
lidaysburg are both upon the Penn.
Central R. R., running betweea
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
From
Brie.
314
209
185
LEWISTOWN TO
ERIE.
By Siuacfroia
LEWISTOWN to
Reedsville
Bbllefontb
183 [Milesburgc
Place
to
Plaee.
5
24
3
From
L>wto.
tO'VB.
5
29
31
112
PHILADELPHIA TO NORRISTOWN.
****"'«'** I
158
144
130
126
104
01
87
83
65
61
4<J
37
S8
S5
15
from
Xrle.
Phillipsburgr
Clearfield Grogging.
Carwinaville
Lutberaburg
Brookvillo
Strattongville
Clarion
Shippenville
Cranberry
Franklin
Sugar Creek
Meadville
Woodcock
Rockdale •'....
Waterford to
ERIE
ERIE TO LEWIS-
TOWN. {Read up.)
35
14
5
13
22
13
4
4
18
4
13
13
9
3
10
15
Ptace
to
Place.
5U
70
75
88
110
123
127
131
149
153
16^
177
186
189
199
214
From
Lew-
Utowa
Thig route paweg through gome
of the central 'and north-western
countiea of Pennoylvania. From
Lewigtown, papnengers may reach
Harrigburg^, Philadelphia, kc^ by
railroad.
f!rom
Broad
Top.
2.31)
im
18(1
Mi
92
76
64
28
From
Broad
Top.
PHILADELPHIA TO
BFiOAn TCP MOUN-
T/UN COAL FIELDS.
Columbia B. R.
FHILAD'A to
Dowuingtown, Pa....
Parkiegbiirg.
Lancaster
HAfiRISBURG......
Pennsylvania R.R.
MiUerstown
Mifflin
Lewistown....^..
Huntingdon...
Broad ftp and Hun-
iingaon R. R.
BROAD TOP.
BROAD TOP TO PHI-
LAD'A, {Readup.)
Plaee
to
Plaee.
82
12
24
38
82
16
12
86
28
FYom
Phlla-
delp'a
Plaee
to
Plaee.
82
44
68
106
138
154
166
202
230
From
Pbila-
delp<M
The Broad Top and Huntingdon
R.R.will be extended to the cele-
brated Bedford Springs of Pennsyl-
tania, forming a delightful and ex<
peditioug route from Philadelphia
jud Baltimore.
^rom
Weat
ChM-
ter.
32
30
31
18
15
11
9
PHILADELPHIA TO '»•«•
WESTCHESTER, ^i^.
From
Weal
Chaa-
t»r
Oilumhta R.R.
FHILADEL'A to
Wegt Phiiadelpbitt.
Whitehall
Morgan*! Comer..
Eagle ;
Paoli
Junction to
WEST OHEST'R
WEST CHESTER TO
PHILADELPHIA.
( Head up.)
Place
te
Place.
nuw
%
U
14
17
21
33
32
Frai
rkUiil
da.
From
Gaa-
ton.
78
71
58
54
51
50
49
45i
43i
40
39
37
33i
30i
26
19
15
From
Eaa*
ton.
PHILADELPHIA TO
EASTON.
By Steamboat from
FHILAD'A to....
Tacony
Phil. ^ Tren. R. R.
Bristol
Tiillytown
Morrisville
South Trenton
TRENTON
Beleidere Del. R. R.
Asylum
Erving ,
Washing. Croseing.
Titusville
Moore's Station . . .
Lambcrtvllle
Centre Bridge
BuIPs Island
Frenchtown
Milford...
EASTON... »
EASTON TO PHILA-
DELPHIA.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
7
13
4
3
1
1
3i
2
34
1
2
34
3
44
7
4
15
Place
to
Place.
rrtn
Fhllf
di.
7
SO
24
5W
33i
34i
:«
39
41
44|
471
52
59
61
78
Fran
Phi.
PHILADELPHIA TO FLE-
MiN(STON, N.J.
To Lambertville (see previoiu
route); thence by the Flemington
Brancti R. R., 66 miles.
Stages run from LambertviUe to
Doylestown, Pa., and from Eaaton
to all places ia that Tidnlty.
TO '»••*•
•n ' to
;R. PiM.
to
bift.
er..
IT'R
"to
riicf
to
PlM«.
TO I «•;«
om
.A
....
^ • • •
■ • • «
ing.
Place.
.A-
7
13
4
3
1
1
3i
2
3i
1
2
3^
3
4i
7
4
15
Place
to
Place.
puS
i
n
u
17
31
33
32
Prai
PkU»|
Phlli.
di,
7
SO
24
37
38
33i
'Mi
39
41
441
4n
53
59
61
78
Ffon
Phi.
ladi;
TO FLE-
M.J.
»e previoni
Fleiiiington
nbertville to
Srom ISwtoii
inity.
PHILADELPHIA TO 00YLE8T0WN.
mm-
PHIlADELPKiA TQ
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
>•••••■
By Stage from
94 IFHILAD'A to...
SI Rising Sun.
18 Braiichtown
in Shoeiiiakcrtown
14 Jenkintown
13 Mooretown.
11 Willow Grove.
9 Sollidaysvilie
8 Horahamville .
Jonegville
4 Newville
5 Bridge Point to
DOYLESTOWN
Jti.
DOYLESTOWN TO
PHILADELPHIA.
{Read up.)
PlaM
to
Pliwe.
From
I'lilla-
da.
3
3
Si
H
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
Place
to
Plaoo.
3
6
8*
10
n
13
15
16
18
20
22
24
FfOBl
Pbila-
Pasflengers may reach Doylei-
town by 'way of Bristol, Pa. A
nage ineetB the eteamboat at the
latter place, passing through New-
town ; distance 45 miles.
Pivm
■Nnl
Bour-
Cam. 4> Jimhoy R. R.
PHILAD'A to..,
S5 Camden (by ferry)
13 RancocuB ■
. 10^ Beverly
7 Bdrlinoton
ML Hoi. Br. R. R. to
MOUNT HOLLY
Krom
Mount
HOUy.
From
rUia-
da.
«1
80
76
71
PHILADELPHIA TO
MOUNT HOLLY.
MOUNT HOLLY TO
PHILADELPHIA.
{Head up.)
PHILADELPHIA TO
CAPE MAY.
PHILADBL'A to
Camden (by ferry).
JBy Stage to
Glouoeater, N. J...
WOODBORT
10*
61
53
41
35
30
23
19
15
3
Olassboro*
Malaga
MillvFlle
Port Elizabeth
Leesburg
Dennis Creek
Goshen
Capb May C. H...
Cold Sprinir to
PAFE MAY
from
Phi!k-
da.
CAPE MAY TO PHI
LADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
From
Oapa
Pland.
98
00
85
80
76
63
56
4
From
Cape
I'land.
PHILADELPHIA TO
CAPE MAY.
By Steamboat, from
PfilLAD'Ato....
Fort Miflin
Lazaretto
Chester •
Marcus Hook
New Castle
Delaware City
Cape May Litrht to
OAFE ISLAND
CAPE ISLAND TO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read vp)
10
8
IS
6
5
7
4
4
13
3
PlMt
to
FlMW.
iia
so
S8
40
40
51
58
63
66
78
81
Ffwm
Oapa
May.
Place
tft
Plaea.
8
5
5
4
13
7
52
4
Plaoe
to
Place.
From
Fhite-
8
13
18
S3
35
43
94
98
PHILADELPHIA TO
TUCKERTON, N. J.
PHILAD'A to...
Camden (by ferry).
By Stage to
Moorestown.
Milford
Ats i on to
TUCKERTON ..
TUCKERTOJFTO
PHILADELPHIA.
(Read up.)
Pbuse
to
Place.
1
From
Phil*'
d'a.
9
10
7
17
12
29
33
53
Place
From
to
Phil*.
Place.
d>a.
PHILAD'A TO AT-
LANTIC CITY, N.).
Place
to
Place.
PHILAD'A to
Camden (by ferry).
Coanden <6Aflaniic R
Baddonfield
Long^-ooming
1
6
e
Atsioa ........;.i 13
From
l>hll».
dolp'a
1
7 ,
16
I
114
PHILADELPHIA TO SALEM. N. J.
38
8
From
AtNin
HoC'y
Weymouth
Abeeoum
ATLANTIO OITT
ATLANTIC CITY TO
PHIL'A. (Bead up.)
8
15
8
Plac*
to
Finer,
37
62
60
rron
Pbita-
Myfa
From
••I'm.
PHILADELPHIA TO
SALEM, N. J.
38
37
28
18
10
4
FHILAD'A to...,
Camden (by ferry),
Bjf Stage to
WOODBORY
Swedesboro'
Sharpstown
Wnodatownto
SALEM
PlMO
to
PlMO.
1
9
10
8
6
4
PlMO
Fn>m SALEM TO PHILA-
'^'^ Uil?H\k.iHeadup.)\n^.
From
Fbila-
da.
10
so
28
34
38
From
Phitf
r^Sm PHILADELPHIA TO
^^ BRIDGETON.M.J.
too.
.39
35
30
S2
13
6
FHILAD'A to..
Glo*ster(bySt*boat)
Bjf Stage to
Woodbery ........
Mallica Hill
Pitt's Grove
Deertleldto
BRIDaSTON...
■rtlt^
toi
BRIDGETON TO
PHILADELPHIA.
{Read up.)
Plaeo
to
Plaro.
4
8
8
7
6
Plaee
Fteca.
From
FbiU-
da.
4
9
17
2U
33
39
From
Phlla-
A steamboat runs Arom Philadel-
phia to Bridgeton. Fare, f 1 00.
ROUTES FROM WILMINQ-
TO|^, DEL.
From Wilmington to Philadel*
fhia.and Baltimore, see Route from
hiladelphia to Baltimore, page 82.
From Wilmington to WeatChes-
ter, Pa., 17 miles.
FMir
towa.
88
WILMINGTON TO
DOVER AND
GEORGETOWN.
Bif Stage from
wiLMnraT'N to
INew Castle
Plocc
P^se.
5
5
65
53
41
33
28
SO
8
From
O'rgo-
town.
From
Kut-
tUI*.
125
117
113
102
94
69
63
56
37
29
19
12
FKm
East*
Cantweirs Bridge. .
Smyrna •..
DOVER
Caiiterl>ury
Frederica..........
Milfbnl
Milton to
OEOBaSTOWN.
GEORGETOWN TO
WILMINGTON.
{Bead up.)
18
12
12
8
5
8
12
8
Flaeo
to
Plww.
GEORGETOWN,
MD.. TO EAST-
VILLE, VA.
From
Priac.
AODO.
48
30
30
15
Bif Stage from
OEO'aET'WN lo
Millsboro'
Daysboro*
St. Martin's, Md..
Berlin
Newark
Snow Hill.
Sandy Hill
Horntown, Va...
Aeooman.t
Accomac
Onancook ,
Bellehaven
Fran ktow n to...
BASTVILLE...
EASTVILLE TO
GEORGETOWN.
{Read up.)
GEORGETOWN.
DEL, TO PRINCESS
ANNE. MD.
By Stage from
GEO'ETOWN to.
Concord
Laurel
Salisbury. Md.,to..
FRINO'SS ANNE
Flaeo
to
Flaw.
8
5
10
8
8
8
9
7
10
8
10
7
12
Plaoo
to
Plaeo.
33
35
47
55
60
68
80
88
Pros
Wll.
mlm.
Frm
Oil*
tOWBi
8
13
23
31
39
47
56
63
69
88
96
106
113
125
Flaeo
to
FiBOO.
12
6
15
15
Fr..! PRINCESS ANNE n»^
l^Jd GE0RGETOWN.Lli^
I Jteodup.) 1
Ffois
towa.
Cfrco.
towa.
.12
18
33
48
OTb^
\
PI"
mm
W^
■ati.
c
I 1
•
B»i
477
PIT
466
Midi
4S8
A!i9.
Ecoi
ROUTES FROM PIHSBURfi.
116
nil.
148
1S3
ELKTON, MD., TO
SNOW HILL.
By StUgtfrovr
ELETON to....
Warwick •
Chestertown
Ceatreville . .
h> ••••••••
naM
to
Plmer.
10
26
14
rnm
Klic-
tOA.
70
54
30
30
10
42
50
Prom
■now
urn.
Easton
Cambridge
Vienna
Salisbury to
SNOW HILL...
SNOW HILL TO
ELKTON. {Rtiidyp.)
92
10
18
10
90
PlMf
lo
ruc*.
78
04
119
128
148
Trvm
Kin*
^^^^^^t^^^^t^^^t^^^*^^*^»^t^^0^0m^>^t^i^^t^^
ROUTES FROM PITTSBURG.
from Pittsbarg to Harrisbare, Philadelphia,
1» the Pennsylvania Central R. B. (See page 1(
., and intermediate placet^
Tia the Pennsylvania Central R. E. (See page 101.)
From Pittsburg to Buffalo, via Allegheny valley B.R. (See page 127.)
Vrom Pittsburg to Baltimore, via Connelsville. (See page 124.)
from Pittsburg to Baltimore, via Ilarrisburg and Yoric, Pa. (See p. 173.)
From Pittsburg to Buffalo, via Cleveland. (See page 67.)
From Pittsburg to Erie, via Cleveland. (See page 67.)
From Pittsburg to Cleveland. 4|Bee page 126.)
From Pittsburg to Cincinnati, via Columbus. (See page 125.)
From Pittsburg to Indianapolis. (See page 128.)
From Pituburg to St. Louis, via Indianapolis. (See pages 123 A 150.) .
Ibr other £<mta, tee following pages.
PLACES ON THE OHIO AND iVIISSISSIPPI RIVERS, WITH
THEIR GENERAL AND INTERMEDIATE DISTANCES,
DRAWN FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES.
CiMV
477
466
458
452
447
433
429
425
406
399
382
384
383
PITTSBURG TO
WHEELING. CIN-
CINNATI, fto.
By St$amboat on the
Ohio River.
PITTSBX7BG- to..
Middletown, Pa. . . •
Economy, Pa......
Freedom, Pa
Beaver, Pa
Georgetown, Fa...
Liverpool, O
Wellsville, O.
Steobbnvillc, C.
Wellsburg,Va
Warrenton, O
Martinsville, O....
\ WBEEL'Gk V )
\ Bridgeport, 0. . S
riM*
to
riaoa.
11
11
8
19
6
25
5
30
14
44
4
48
4
52
19
71
7
78
7
85
8
93
94
370
360
331
310
301
295
289
287
276
272
267
266
255
223
219
21a
( Eliz*bHht'wn,V )
I Big&raveC'icV {
New Martin Bvi'e,V.
Sisterviile, Va
Newport, O
\ Maribtta and
i Port Harmer,'0
Vienna, Va
( Parlcersb'rg.Va. )
} Belpre, O (
*BIennerhaaiet's Is.
Hockinggpnn, O...
Belleville, Va
Murraysville, Va...
Shade River, O....
Ravenswood
Letaruville, O
Pomeroy
iGoalpbrt,0.... >
Sheffield, O.... )
13
107
10
117
29
146
12
158
18
176
6
182
6
188
2
190
11
201
4
205
5
210
1
211
11
229
22
244
14
258
lie
CINCINNATI TO lOUISVILLE.
903
178
165
157
153
140
134
13U
114
98
95
88
82
75
63
56
54
47
43
36
33
Hi)
85
90
6
From
Cinoi'
( Pt. PleMant.Va )
jO.Kan'baU.,V.i
Oallipolia, O
JVfilleriport, O
( Guyaiidotte.Va I
i Proctoraville, O |
Burlington, O
lBigSan(lyR.,V;
I Catlettsbiirg.V. {
Hanging Rock, O. .
Ore»nupihHrg,Ky<<
Wtieelersburg, O...
i F'RTSM'H,0. I
) Scioto Eiver.O. j
Roclcville, 0.>
Vancebui^, Ky<>«>
Rome, O ••••
Concord, Ky.r
Manchester, O
I M AvaviLLE, Ky t
I Alierdeeu, O. . . )
Charleston, Ky>..*
Ripley,0
Higginsport, O....
Augusta, Ky
Mechanicsburg, Ky.
Neville,0
Moscow
Pt. Pleasant, O.
, Belmont, Ky>. ,
Hew Richmond..'.
Little Miami R., O.
I Columbia, O. . . {
Jamestown, Ky i
C omoiN'Ti, O )
< Newport and >
( Covington, Ky. )
CINCINNATI TO
PITTSBURG, ETC.
{Read up.)
12
4
34
13
8
4
13
6
8
13
16
3
7
6
7
12
7
3
7
4
7
3
4
4
5
14
1
Flae*
to
Floe*.
371
375
290
312
320
334
337
343
351
3U3
379
382
38»
395
403
414
421
423
430
434
441
444
448
452
457
471
472
477
From
Plita-
bnrg.
* This island is celebrated as
having formerly been the residence
of a wealthy and distinguished
Irish emigrant of that name, who
lived here in great splendour; his
house was the resort of the most
literary and polished society. Un-
fortunately, this gentleman was
induced by the celebrated Aaron
Burr to Join in a conspiracy, in
which he embarked with all his
Wttalth. It was, however, discb-
VMrtd; they were arrested, ;tnd
triad for treason. Blennerhaswt,
though not convicted, was ruined;
and his splendid mansion and plea.
sure-groun<ls, being deserted, went
to decay, and now present nothing
but a mass of ruins.
rrom , CINCINNATI TO
ii;:'^' LOUISVILLE, KY.,
st-i-'-- AND ST. LOUIS, MO.
697
680
676
674
671
660
663
660
648
646
696
626
616
604
598
504
588
573
564
563
561
560
542
524
521
514
511
503
498
485
475
464
454
441
435
429
By Sttamboat on t/u
Ohio S- Miaa. Riv'a.
Ohio River.
OINOINNATI to.
North Bend, O
Gt. Miami River, O
Lawrenceburg, la.
Petersburg, Ky....
Aurora, la
Belleview, Ky
Rising Sun, la ... .
iBigBoneLi*kC|
) Hamilton, Ky. \
Patriot, la
Warsaw. Ky
Vevay, la
Kemtdcky River..
MADISON, la....
Hanover Land'g, la
New London, la. . .
Wcstport, Kyi....
Utica, la
Jeflbrsonville, Ky- .
LOXnSVILLB, Ky
{And from PittaVg,
610 milea.)
Shippingsport, Ky.
( Portland, Ky.. >
f NewAlbany,Ia )
t Salt River and |
i West Point, Ky |
Brandenburg, Ky..
Mockport, ia
Northampton, la..
Amsterdam, la ... .
Leavenworth, la .
Fredonia, la
Alton, la
Concordia, Ky
Rome, la., and )
Stevensp'rt, Ky |
Cloversport, Ky....
Carmelton, la
Troy.Ia
LewisporttKy
Ptae*
to
riM*.
16
4
2
3
2
6
3
12
2
10
10
10
12
6
4
6
15
9
1
2
1
18
18
3
7
3
8
5
13
11
Proa
Cl»
16
26
23
25
27
33
36
48
50
60
70
80
n
98
103
108
123
133
133
135
136
154
173
175
182
185
193
198
211
10 221
233
90
70
.75
61
50
35
31
90
9
10 243
13 255
6 261
6 267
8T. LOUIS TO THE FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY.
117
nnerhaitet.
VM ruined;
5n and pie«.
eried, went
nt notliing
Plwt
to
16
4
3
3
3
6
3
13
3
10
10
10
13
6
4
6
15
9
1
froB
elB.
MU.
16
sa
33
35
27
33
38
3
1
18
18
3
7
3
8
5
48
50
60
70
80
02
98
103
108
133
133
133
135
138
154
172
175
183
185
193
198
13 1211
10 j221
11 233
10 342
13 355
6 361
6 367
g
403
387
lei
378
m
S84
119
S14
308
303
994
960
974
9S1
994
914
913
188
185
180
175
167
150
148
136
130
123
105
90
70
.75
61
50
35
31
89
9
?S
Rockport,Ia..(
Owensbiirg, Ky....
Bon Harbor. Ky...
Enterprise, la...
IVewbiirfT, la
Qreen River, Ky...
Evansville, la
Hendersonville.Ky.
Mount Vernon, In..
(Jniontown, Ky....
\Vabaah River
Raleigh, Ky
Smawnbbtown, 111.
Caaeyville, Ky.
'^Cavb-in Rock, 111.
Elizabeth, 111
Qolconda, 111
iC0MBBai.4ND 1
RivBR and >
Smithfleld.... )
C Tbnnbssbb Riv.
< and Paducah,
( Ky
Belgrade, III.
Fort Maesac. 111.. ..
Caledonia, III
America, 111.
Trinity, III..
C Cairo, III., and )
\ MODTH or THB >
Ohio Rivbr.. >
and from PiUaburg
909 milts.
Mi'siuiwi River.
Elk Island
Dog-tooth Island. . .
Commerce..
Cape Girardeau.Mo.
Devil's Island
Bainbridge, Mo...
Devil's Bake- )
oven, and \
Grand Tower. )
Lacoarse's Island. .
Chester, III.
Kaskaskia Riv., 111.
St. Genevieve, Mo.
Fort Chartres IsI'd.
Selma
Herculaneum, Mo..
Harrison, III...
Jefl^rson B'ks, Mo.
Carondalet, or
Vide Pouche.
Mo
ji
ITAU.
-.1
13
879
388
3
201
3
304
15
300
315
324
13
330
30
302
15
377
5
383
6
388
5
303
403
14
416
G
422
33
445
17
463
13
474
8
483 .
3
484
25
500
3
513
5
517
5
533
8
530
8
530
11
549
13
561
6
567
8
575
17
593
15
607
14
6W1
1
623
14
636
11
647
15
602
4
666
3
663
30
683
3
690
3
Frnm
Loan
Via dc
Cahokia, III., to...
ST. LOUIS, MO..
ST. LOUISTU LOUIS-
VILLE AND CINCIN-
NATI. (R'idup.)
I'Uot
I'lae*.
604
697
From
Cm
rlD«
Mil.
* This ears is pointed out to paB>
sengcrs on the Ohio as a great cu-
riosity; its entrance is Just above
high water-mark ; it is about 30
feet in height, and leads into a spa*
cious apartment, with an arched
roof elevated about 30 feet, and ex>
tending back 135 feet. About the
year 1800, it was the rendezvous
of a noted outlaw and pirate, by
the name of Mason, who. with hie
band, subsisted by plundering flat*
boats on their way down the river,
or by waylaying the unfortunate
boatmen on their return, and rob-
bing and murdering them. The
leader of this notorious band of
outlaws was finally shot by one of
his own comrades, in order to gain
a reward of 9500, offered by the
S governor of Mississippi for tail
lead.
rr.m ST. LOUIS TO THE
JIT: 'rtLLS OF ST AN
Ant',. THONY.
802
784
779
761
759
744
731
761
702
689
676
649
638
630
618
610
593
Sfeamb't on Misa. A
ST. LOUIS to
Missouri Riv., Mo.
Alton, III..
Grafton, 111
Illinois River, III.
Bailey's Land., Mo
Gilead, III
Westport, Mo
Hamburg, III
Clarksville, Mo....
Louisiana, Mo
Hannibal, Mo
Marion City, Mo...
(iOINCY, III
La Grange, Mo
Tully.Mo
SDcs Moines
River, and
Warsaw, 111
,J
n«ee
to
PUm
18
5
18
3
15
13
15
14
13
13
37
11
8
13
8
18
rnct
HI.
Louis.
18
23
41
43
53
71
80
100
113
ISO
153
164
172
184
193.
810
118
CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS.
588
576
506
550
543
528
508
507
481
450
437
418
410
403
398
383
381
363
355
338
330
310
300
280
278
276
S20
211
191
186
97
72
13
:l
Keokiick
i Nauvon, III.,
< - and Montrose
( lo
Madison, lo.
Skunk River, lo..
BORLINOTON, lo....
Oquawka, III
Iowa River
New Boston, HI. . . .
Muscatine, lo
( Davenport, lo. (
i andRocklsrd)
Parkhurst, lo
Albany, III
(Jamanche, lo
New York, lo
Lyons, lo....
Charleston, lo
Savannah, III
Belleview, lo.
Fever River..
Galena, III.,7 miles
up Fever River.
DOBDQOE, Jo
Peru, lo
CassviJIe, Wis
Guthenburg, lo....
Wisconsin River..
Port Crawford.Wis.
Prairie du Ch'n.Wi.
Upper Iowa River.
Bad Axe River....
Root River
La Crosse, Wis. ...
Chippewa River. ..
LakePepin.and )
Maiden's Rock )
St. Padl, Min
St.Peter's River )
andFortSiiell. V
injf, Min., to.. >
F. ST. ANTH'NY
12
10
16
7
15
20
1
26
31
13
19
8
7
5
15
2
19
7
17
8
20
10
20
2
2
56
9
20
5
89
25
60
5
7
FALLS OF ST. AN- „.,.
THONY TO ST. L^.
LOUIS. (ReadupM
214
236
236
252
259
274
294
295
321
352
365
384
392
399
404
419
431
440
447
404
473
402
503
523
534
536
583
501
611
616
705
730
790
795
803
From
8t.
LouU.
From
New
Or-
leans.
N. B. — A Steamboat now runs on
the upper Missisi^ippi, from above
tne Falls of St. Anthony to Sauk
Jtapids, a further distance of 100
milM
1548
1533
1528
1536
1533
1531
1515
1512
1500
1590
1488
1478
1468
1456
1450
1446
1440
1435
1416
1415
1413
1412
1394
1376
1373
1366
1363
1355
1350
1337
1337
1316
1306
1393
1287
1281
1369
1360
1257
1354
1339
1333
1331
CINCINNATI TO
NEW ORLEANS.
SteamVt. on Ohio R.
CINCINNATI to.
North Bend, O
G't Miami Riv.. O.
Lawrenceburg, la. .
Petersburg;, Ky....
Aurora, la
Belleview, Ky.....
Rising Sun, la....
Big Bone Liek )
Creek.and Ha* >
milton, Ky... )
Patriot, la
Warsaw, Ky
Vevay, la....
Kentucky River...
Madison, la
Hanover Land., la.
New London , la . . .
Westport, Ky
Utica, la
Jeffbrsonville, Ky. .
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
and from Piltaburg
610 miles.
Sbippingsport, Ky.
Portland, Ky., )
and \
N'w Albany.Ia. )
Salt River and \
, W'st Point,Ky. J
Brandenburg, Ky..
Mockport, la
Northampton, la. ..
Amsterdam, la....
Leavenswortb, la. .
Fredonia, la-...^.
Alton, la
Concordia, Ky
{ Rome, la., and i
} Steven8p'rt,Ky. s
Cloversport, Ky...
Carmelton, la
Troy. la
r^wlsport, Ky
Rockport, la
Owensburp, Ky....
Bon Harbor, Ky...
Enterprise, la
Newbnrg, la
Green River, Ky...
Bvansville, la
Place
to
Pluce.
16
4
2
3
2
6
3
12
2
10
10
10
12
6
4
6
15
9
1
3
1
18
18
3
7
3
8
5
13
10
11
10
13
6
6
13
9
3
3
15
6
9
PrsB
Cin.
ntti.
16
20
23
25i
27
33
36
48
50
60
70
80
93
98
103
108
133
132
133
135
136
15^
172
175
183
185
193
198
211
331
333
343
355
361
267
379
288
391
294
309
315
324
CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS.
119
PI ° *••
R.
to.
O.
16
4
3
3
2
6
3
12
f,
.. 2
.. 10
10
10
12
6
4
6
15
9
[y. 1
V
r.
S
16
20
23
251
27
33
36
48
50
60
70
80
92
98
102
108
123
132
133
135
136
18
154
18
172
3
175
7
182
3
185
8
193
5
198
13
211
10
221
11 232
10
13
6
243
255
201
6 267
12 279
9 288
3
3
15
(i
9
201
294
309
315
324
1S13
1186
1171
J166
1160
1155
114«
1(32
1136
1103
1086
1074
1066
1064
1039
1036
1031
10S6
1020
1006
V)07
989
947
940
013
888
885
680
668
865
860
858
848
831
601
781
771
754
723
710
700
690
Hendersonville, Ky.
Mount Vernon, la.
Uniontown, Ky-..
Wabash River
Raleigh, Ky
Sbawneetown, 111. .
Casey villa, Ky-...
Cavb-inRock, III..
Elizabeth, 111
GolGonda, III
! Cumberland Ri
ver, and
Smithrnd.Ky
( Tennessee Ri
< VER, and
( Paducah, Ky
Belgrade, III
Fort Massac, III.'..
Caledonia, III
America, III
Trinity, III
i Cairo, III., and 1
MoDTHOf Ohio >
River ,. >
Mississippi Hiver.
Island No. 1
Columbus, Ky
Woir8lsrd,orNo..5
Hickman, Ky
New Madrid, Mo.
Point Pleasant, Mo.
Little Prairie, Mo.
) Needhnm*8 tsl- )
} and and Cut-off {
BenrfleldLan.,Ark.
Ashport, Tenn.
Osceola. Ark-..
Plum Point
1st Chickasaw Bluff
Fulton. Tenn
i Randolph, Ten., )
and 2d Chick- \
asaw Bluff. .. )
3d Chickasaw Bluff
Greenock, Ark
i Wolf R., Tenn.
I MEMPHIS, T
Norfolk, Miss......
Commerce, Mis«...
Peyton, Miss
St.FrancisR.,^ (
Sterling. Ark. . S
Helena, Ark
i Yazoo Pass, or 1
Bayou and Del- V
ta, Miss...*.. )
12
336
26
362
15
377
5
382
a
388
5
393
9
402
14
416
6
422
23
445
17
462
13
474
8
482
2
484
25
509
3
512
5
517
5
522
6
528
12
540
1
541
18
559
42
601
7
608
27
635
25
660
3
663
5
668
12
680
3
683
5
688
2
690
10
17
700
717
682
624
620
604
591
538
534
530
400
485
475
456
441
425
415
407
397
395
385
370
366
356
342
340
330
320
279
261
235
225
214
S04
;:i
I^prse-Shoe Bend
Montgomery's
Point, Ark.
Victoria, Miss
White Rkver, Ark.
{ Arkansas Riv. )
} Napoleon, Ark. |
Bolivar Landing...
Columbia, Ark....
Point Chicot
Greenville, Miss...
G'dLak3Lan.,Ark.
Princeton, Miss. . . •
Bunche's Bend i
and Cut-off... {
Lake Provid*ce, La.
Tompkinsville, La.
Campbellsville, La.
Millikinsville, La..
( Yazoo R., Miss. )
} and Sparta, La. i
Walnut Hills, Miss.
VIOESB'Ra.Miss
Warrenton. Afiss.
Palmyra Sett.,Mis8.
Carthage Land., La
Point Pleasant, La.
Big Black River
Grand Gulf, Miss. .
( St.Jo8eph*s,La
< and
f Bruinsb'^.Miss,
Rodney, Miss. .. .
NATCHEZ, Miss.
Ellis Cliffa, Miss
HomochittoR., Mis.
Fort Adams
17
30
717
747
20
767
10
17
31
777
794
825
13
838
10
848
10
858
174
168
163
138
115
81
65
41
25
9Dt •
8
58
1*1
t.)
1^1
) Red River IsPd, )
} and Cut-off. . . )
{ Raccourci Cut- 1
I off and Bend., i
C Bayou Sara,St.
< Franci8v'lc,and
f Pt. Coupee,La
Waterloo, La
Port Hudson, La...
jB'N ROUGE, I
Plaquemine. La-...
( B*you la F'rche )
< and Donaldson* >
( sonville. La... )
Jefferson Col., La. .
Bonnet Quarre Ch.
Red Church. La...
6 CarroUton, La. . . .
866
924
4
923
16
944
13
957
53
1010
4
1014
4
1018
40
1058
5
1063
10
1073
19
1093
15
1107
16
1123
10
1133
8
1141
10
1151
2
1153
10
1163
15
1178
4
1182
10
1193
14
1206
a
1208
10
1218
10
1228
41
1369
18
1387
26
1313
10
1323
11
1334
10
1344
30
1374
6
1380
5
1385
35
1410
23
1433
34
1467
16
1483
24
1507
16
1523
10
1542
lao
ST. LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS.
8
From
Mew
Or.
kant.
From
».Or-
leana.
1301
1198
1194
1192
1172
1170
1166
1151
1140
1126
1125
nil
1096
1079
1071
1065
1053
1042
1034
1026
1020
1008
1007
989
947
940
913
888
885
880
868
865
860
858
848
831
La Fayette, La., to
N. ORLEANS, La
NEW ORLEANS TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up)
ST. LOUIS TO NEW
ORLEANS.
"i
Mississippi River
S. LOUIS, MO., to
Caliokia, III..
SCarondalet, or
Vide Pouche
Mo
Jefferson Barracks.
Harrison, III
Herculaneum, Mo..
Selma
Fort Chartres Isl'd.
St. Genevieve, Mo.
Kaskaskia Riv., III.
Chester, III
Lacoarse's Island.
JDeviTs Bake-
oven, and
Grand Tower
Bainbridge, Mo...
Devil's Island
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Commerce
Dog-tooth Island. . .
Elk Island
i Cairo, III., and )
MOUTH OF>
OHIO RIV.. S
Island No. 1
Columbus, Ky
Woir8l8l'd,orNo.5
Hickman, Ky
New Madrid, Mo. .
Point Pleasant, Mo.
Little Prairie, Mo.
( Needham's Isl- )
} and and Cut-off i
Bearfiold Lan., Ark.
Ashport, Tenn....
Osceola, Ark
Plum Point
l8t Chickasaw Bluff
Fulton, Tenn...
! Randolph, Ten.,
and 2d Chick
asaw Bluff.
3d Chickasaw Bluff
en.,)
ick->
r...S
4
3
rioee
to
Place
1546
1548
From
Cin-
cin-
oati.
I'lace
to
Place.
2
30
2
4
15
11
14
1
14
15
17
8
6
13
11
8
8
6
12
1
18
42
7
27
25
3
5
12
3
5
3
10
17
i'rftra
St.
Louis.
3
39
31
35
50
61
75
76
90
105
1
123
130
136
148
159
167
175
181
193
194
212
254
261
288
313
316
321
333
336
341
343
353
370
801
781
771
754
723
710
700
690
683
624
620
604
591
538
534
530
490
485
475
456
441
425
415
407
397
395
.385
370
366
356
342
340
330
320
279
261
235
225
214
204
174
I • • •
)ri
Greenock, Ark
{ Wolf R., Tenn. >
I MEMPHIS... I
Norfolk, Miss
Commerce, Miss...
Peyton, Miss
I St Francis R.,dL /
} Sterling. Ark., i
Helena, Ark...
Yazoo Pass, or
Bayou and Del
ta. Miss.
Horse-Shoe Bend.
C Montgomery's )
< Point, Ark... \
( Victoria, Miss. )
White River, Ark.,
i Arkansas Riv. )
} Napoleon, Ark. \
Bolivar Landing...
Columbia, Ark....
Point Chicot
Greenville, Miss.. .
6'dLa|}eLan.,Ark.
Princeton, Miss. .. .
Bunche's Bend i
and Cut-off... \
Lake Pro vid'ce. La.
Tompkinsville, La.
Campbcllsville, La.
Millikinsville, La. .
Yazoo R., Miss. )
and Spnrta,La. \
Walnut Hills, Miss.
VIOKSB'RO.Miss.
Warrenton, Miss. .
Palmyra Sett., Miss.
Carthage Land., La.
Point Pleasant, La.
Big Black River....
Grand Gulf, Miss. .
( St.Joseph's.La
< and
( Bruinsb
Rodney, Miss
NATCHEZ, Miss.
Ellis Cliffs, Miss...
HomochittoR., Mis.
Fort Adams
i Red River Isl'd, )
I and Cut-off... |
( Rancourci Cut- \
( off and Bend.. \
C Bayou Sara, St. i
< Francisv'le,and >
( Pt. Coupee.Lft. )
nil, Hj.ao. .
ph's.La. }
nd >
I'g.Miss. >
30
20
10
17
31
13
10
10
8
58
4
16
13
53
4
4
40
5
10
19
15
16
10
8
10
2
10
15
4
10
14
2
10
10
41
18
26
10
11
10
30
400
420
430
447
478
491
501
511
519
577
581
597
610
063
667
671
711
718
726
745
7t)0
776
78i)
794
804
806
816
831
835
845
859
8()l
871
881
1122
940
9(16
976
987
997
1027
NEW ORLEANS TO THE GULF OF MEXICO.
121
30
I 20
10
17
31
13
10
10
8
53
400
420
430
447
478
491
501
511
519
577
10
15
10
10
8
10
2
10
15
4
10
14
2
10
10
41
18
26
10
n
10
30
745
760
776
78<i
794
804
806
816
831
835
845
859
8iil
871
881
uii
940
9fi6
970
987
997
1027
teSlWaterloo, La. .... .
163 Port Hudson, La. . .
* ( BATON I
138 j ROUGE, lia. \
ll5Piaquemine,La.
Bayou laFdrche )
and Donaldson* >
f ville, La )
I Jefferson Col., La
Bonnet Quarre Cli.
iRed Church, La....
iCarroIlton, La
S La Fayette, La., to
INEW ORLEANS
81
65
41
S5
■ 4
581
16
597
13
610 1
53
663
4
667
4
671
40
711
5
716
10
72C
0^
Ma.
IT
88
76
56
40
43
38
12
9
4
from
ernr
of
Hex.
NEW ORLEANS TO
ST. LOUIS.
{Read up.)
6
6
25
23
34
16
24
16
19
4
2
Place
to
Place.
NEW ORLEANS TO
THEGULFOFMEXi
CO.
to.
N. ORLEANS
Battle-Ground
English Turn
Poverty Point
Wilkinson's.......
Johnson's
Fort Jackson, )
and Fort Phillip I
S. W. Pass
Pass la Outre.or )
Outre Pass.. .. (
Balize to.
( Bar at S. Pass >
< and GULF OF >
^MEXICO S
GULF OF MEXICO
TO NEW ORLEANS.
(Head up.)
PlBoe
to
Place
6
12
20
7
7
10
.20
3
5
Place
to
Place.
1033
1038
1063
1086
1120
1136
IIGO
1176
1195
1199
1201
From
St.
Louie.
From
New
Of
leana
6
18
38
45
53
62
82
85
90
94
From
New
Or.
leoni.
n
From
Cin-
cin-
nati.
310
208
259
250
246
244
241
235
219
216
209
199
195
188
173
160
153
120
106
95
•65
58
51
45
37
82
23
17
14
9
From
Cin>
cii>.
natl.
PITTSBURG TO CIN-
CINNATI VIA STEU
BENVILLE.
Place! From
to Pitta-
Place. IburK.
SteubentnUe <6 Pitts
burg E. R.
PITTSBURG to
♦ Steubenville, Ohio.
Steubenville and In-
diana R. R.
Smithfield
Bloomfield
Miller's
f Junction
Fairview
New Market
Urichsville
Trenton
Port Washington
Oxford
La Fayette
OOSHOOTON
Dresden
Hanover
t NEW ARK
Central OhioR.R.
§ COLUMBUS
Gincinnati^ JTenia <£
Columbus R. R.
West JeSerson
if London
XBNIA
Spring Valley
Corwia
Freeport
Morrow
Deerfield
Loveland's
Miamiville
Milford
Plainville
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI TO
PITTSBURG VIA
STEUBENVILLE.
42
9
9
4
2
3
6
16
3
7
10
4
7
15
13
7
33
14
11
30
7
7
6
8
6
9
6
3
5
9
Place
to
Place.
42
61
60
64
66
69
76
91
94
101
111
116,
122
137
150
167
190
204
216
246
252
259
206
273
278
287
293
21)6
301
310
From
Pitta-
burg.
* The Beaver Extension R. R.,
which connects Steubenville with
Beaver, Pa., runs around the bond
of the Ohio, uniting with the Ohio
and Pennsylvania R. R. to Pitts-
burg; also, at the Wellsville Junc-
tion, with the Cleveland and Wells-
ville R.R.; also with Wheeling via
the Wheeling Extension R.K.
122
PITTSBURG TO CHICAGO.
t Cadiz Branch R.R., 7 miles, to
Cadiz, Ohio, joins here.
it The Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark R. R. extends from Newark
to Lake Erie, at Sandusky, Ohio.
g At Columhus, joins the Colum-
bus, Piqua and Indiana R. R., con-
necting with the Indiana railroads.
Also, at Columbus, with the route
to Cleveland.
H From London extends tbe Branch
B. R. connecting with Springfield
and Dayton, Ohio, thence with the
route to IncUanapolis.
iV. B. See BouUs from CincinnaJU.
Pittsburg to Philadelphia via the
Pennsylvania R. R. (See page 101.)
•From
Ohi-
cago.
PITTSBURG TO CHI
CAGO VIA FORT
WAYNE.
From
Ohio and Penmylvor
nig R. R.
FITTSBURa- to,
S Crestline. (See )
i page 123.) j"
Ohio & Indiana R. R.
Leesville „
Bucyrus
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
Kirby
Forest
Dunkirk
Washington
Johnstown
La Fayette, Ohio
LIMA
Klida
Delpbos
Van Wert
Dixon
FORT WATNB...
In progress from Fort
Wayne to Chicago,via
Warsaw, Ind..^....
Plymouth
Yaiparaiflo
OHIOAGO
CHICAGO TO PITTS-
BURG VIA FORT ,
WAYNE. (Reaaup.)\
Flaee
to
Place.
187
8
9
8
9
6
6
6
4
7
7
7
7
7
13
13
19
145
From
Pitta-
barg.
187
190
199
207
216
222
228
234
238
24a
252
259
266
273
286
299
318
463
The Fort Wayne and Chicago R. R.
will be completed early in the spTlne
of 1856. It is now opened from
Pittsburg to Fort Wayne.
Place
to
Place,
From
Pitta-
bnrg.
From
Cln-
cin-
natt.
379
192
180
163
151
141
128
126
124
117
110
100
85
79
71
60
56
50
46
38
26
16
11
7
From
Cin-
cin-
nati.
PITTSBURG TO CIN-
CINNATI VIA OHIO
& INDIANA R.R.
PITTSBURG- to..
! Crestline. (See
PittsVg to In-
dianapolis, p.
123.)
Ohio <£ Indiana R.R.
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
Forest
Mad River and Lake
Erit R.R.
Kenton
Bell-centre
Richland
Huntsville
BELLEFONT'NE.
West Liberty
Urbana
Springfield....
Enon
Osbom
DAYTON...
Carrollton
Miamisburg
Carlisle
Middletown
HAMILTON..
Glendale
Carthage
Spring Qrove
OINOINNATI
• •••••••«• •••
CINCINNATI TO
PITTSBURG.j
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place
187
12
17
12
10
13
2
2
7
7
10
15
6
8
11
4
6
4
8
12
10
5
4
7
From
Pitt*.
bu|.
18T
199
216
228
238
251
253
255
262
269
279
294
300
308
31»
S23
329
333
311
353
363
368
372
379
Plac» Frem
to I'itt*.
Plaoe.j bDf|.
From Pitteburg to Philadelphia,
via the Pennsylvania R.R., is 353
miles. (See page 101.)
Gil-
da-
tftt.
196
16«
182
84
60
»
Cia-
(ia-
■Mi-
PITTSBU
CINN
SPRINGI
VERNON
BUR
PITTSI
f Lakev
1 Seen
SpringA
nondfP
Mount ^
Delawai
Springfi(
Dayton.
Hamilto
OINOn
CINCI
{R
K.B. This
vtre and Sj
7«t finished.
PITTj
INDIAK
992
375
9S
860
807
864
354
348
343
318
315
310
304
292
284
2T7
273
260
OJno at
m
PITTS
Courtni
Haysvi
Sewick
EeonoE
Baden.
Freedoi
Roches
New B
Darlin(
Enon.
Palesti
Colum
Frank]
Salem
Dam as
Smith
*ALI
Strasb
Canto
MAS
Lawre
Pairvl
tOrrv
PITT$BURG TO CINCINNATI.
Mc«go R. R.
1 *he sprint
3necl from
be
ft
Plan
to
Place
187
12
17
12
10 238
13
2
2
7
7
10
15
6
8
11
4
6
4
8
12
10
5
4
7
251
253
255
262
269
279
291
300
308
319
323
329
333
341
353
363
368
372
379
Placr
to
Place.
From
l>itt»
bni|.
iladolphia,
.R., is 353
Cii-
Mtt.
Piiti.
M
but
196
164
187
132
84
60
199
35
21 A
228 ■ —
ClB*
Mli.
PITTSBURG TO CIN-
CINNATI VIA
SPRINGFIELD, MT.
VERNON & PITTS
BURG R.R.
FITTSBURa to
(LakeTiUe, Ohio. 7
1 8eenextroute^3
SpringAdd, JUL Ver-
non dPiUtowg R.R
Mount Yemon.
Delaware
Springfield
Dayton
Hamilton -.
OINOniNATI
CINCINNATI TO
PITTSBURG.
{Read up.)
Place
From
to
ritta-
riace.
burg.
149
149
32
32
48
24
35
25
Place
to
Place.
181
213
261
285
320
&15
From
Pitta-
barg.
N.B. This route, between Dela-
wtre and Springfield, Ohio, is not
jret finished.
PITTSBURG TO
INDIANAPOLIS, lA.
392
386
375
72
360
367
364
354
348
348
383
827
823
318
315
310
304
292
284
277
273
860
Ohio and Penmylva-
niaR,R.
PnTSBURG- to...
Courtney's
HaysTille
Sewickley
Economy
Baden
Freedom
Rochester
New Brii^hton....:..
Darlington
Enon
Palestine
Columbiana
Franklin
Salem
Damascus
Smithfleld
* ALLIANOE
Strasburg
Canton
MASSILLON
Lawrence
Fairview
tOrrville
Place
to
Place.
6
4
2
5
S
3
2
8
10
6
5
10
6
4
.5
3
5
6
12
8
7
4
4
6
10
12
17
20
23
25
28
38
44
49
69
65
69
74
77
82
88
100
108
115
119
125
266
258
252
248
242
237
281
225
220
218
205
202
191
182
177
160
157
151
142
129
126
119
101
84
74
66
60
64
48
42
36
28
23
20
14
From
Ind'n-
apoliv
Paradise
WOOSTER
Millbrook
Clinton
I Lakeville
Loudonvilltf
PerrysTille
Lucas
a MANSFIELD
Spring Mill
II CRESTLINE
Cleveland, Columbus
d Cincinnati R. R.
Gallon
BeUefoataine and In-
diana R. R.
Caledonia
Marion
Bryant's
Mount Victory
Ridgeway
Ruslisylvania
IfBELLEFONT'E.
Quin<^
Pemberton
Sidney
Tersailles
** Union
Indianapolit and
^eUefontaine R, R.
Winchester.
Farmland
Selma
Muncie
Yorktown .t
Chesterfield
Anderson
Pendleton
Alfont
Fortville
Oakland
Laneville
INDIANAPOLIS..
INDIANAPOLIS TO
PITTSBURG.
{Read up.)
3
11
9
6
17
3
6
9
13
3
7
18
17
10
8
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
3
6
6
9
Place
to
Place.
123
126
134
140
144
150
156
161
167
172
179
187
190
201
210
215
232
235
241
250
263
266
273
291
308
818
326
832
338
844
850
356
864
369
372
378
383
392
From
Pitt».
barg.
Note. — ^From Pittsburg to Phila<
delphia and Baltimore, see pages
101 and 173. For Routes from In^
diana polls, see page 148.
* At Alliance connects with the
Pittsburg and Cleveland R.R.; also
the demand and Wellsville R. R.
t At Orville with the Cleveland
I <l
124
PITTSBURG TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Zanetville and Cincinnati R. B. Pofl-
eengcrs from Pittsburg for Akron or
MUlersburg, Ohio, will stop here.
X At Lakeville, the Springfidd,
Mount Vernon and Pittsburg R. R.
will connect.
§ At Mansfield, connects with the
Route to Sandusky and Newark,
Ohio.
II At Crestline, with the Route to
Fart Wayne and Chicago; also, with
the Route to CkiumJbus and Cincirir
nati.
1[ At BeIlefontaine,with the JItad
River and Lake Erie R. R.
** At Union, with the Greenville
and Miami R. R., running to Day-
ion, Ohio.
FMm
Ind'ii-
apolit
874
832
814
803
299
280
273
263
969
252
237
224
217
184
1V2
159
149
134
109
79
65
49
87
PITTSBURG. PA., TO
INDIANAPOLIS. lA.,
VIA STEUBENVILLE .
Pittsburg and iSiei^
henville R. R.
PITTSBURG to
Steubenville, Ohio...
i^etibenviUe and In-
diana R. R.
Bloomfield
Cadiz Junction
New Market
Trenton
Port JVashington
Oxford
La Fayette
Coshocton
Dresden
Hanover
NEWARK
Central Ohio R. R.
COLUMBUS
Columbus, Piqita and
IrMiana R. R.
Bronson's
UnionTille
Woodstock
Urbana ,
Piqua
Union
Indianapolis and
Bdkfonktine R. R.
Winchester, la
Smithfield
Muncie
OheBterfield...
12
13
10
15
25
30
10
14
6
12
Place
From
to
Piiu-
Place.
burg.
42
42
18
60
6
66
9
76
19
94
7
101
10
111
4
115
■ 7
122
15
137
13
150
7
167
33
iiO
202
215
225
240
265
296
305
319
335
337
31
28
14
From
Ind'ii-
arolii<
From
Iml'n-
apolia
377
335
255
220
187
132
108
68
S3
From
Ind'n-
apolia
From
Cum-
berl'd
From
Cum-
berl'd
Anderson
Alfont
Oakland
INDIANOFOLIS..
INDIANAPOLIsTo
PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG TO
INDIANAPOLIS VIA
STEUBENVILLE AND
DAYTON, OHIO.
Pittsburg and ISeur
benville R. R.
PITTSBURG to
Steubenville, Ohio...
StevbenvHU and In-
diana R. R.
Coshocton
Newark
COLUMBUS
Xenia
Dayton <£ JTenia R.
DAYTON
Dayton <£ Western R.
Richmond, la
Indianapolis and
Richmond R. R.
EniKhtstown
INDIANAPOLIS..
INDIANAPOLIS TO
PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG TO
CUMBERLAND. MD.
{In progress.)
Via CrmnellsviUe R.
PITTSBURG to
Turtle Creek
Youghiogeny River..
West Newton....
Peoryopolis
East Liberty
OONNELLSV'LE.
Myera' Mills
CUMBERL'D, Md.
CUMBERLAND TO
PITTSBURG.
6
8
14
14
Place
to
Plaet
to
Place.
42
80
35
S3
65
24
40
35
33
Place
to
Place
343
346
360
374
From
Fitto.
hog.
From
Pitti.
I>ur|.
42
129
167
190
246
309
344
377
From
Pitti-
buri.
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
From
PitU-
bui|i
From
Fittc
burs.
Cumberland to Baltimore, via the
BaUimore atvd Ohio R. JR., 178 miles.
Cumberland to Wheeling, 202 m.
PITTSB
WHEI
56 PITTSB1
46 iHerriotts
38 'Cannoiist
31 iWashing
SI
14
10
CiaysviU*
West Al«
Triadelpt
♦WHEE
•■•"1 ^Jlll!
wii*- PITTI
*Froin Wl
ittdCiiioinnai
MM-
MT.
PITTSI
MERGE
SI
18
14
9
By St^
PITTSI
Zealiant
Harmon
Portersv
Harlins
Leaslnii
MERO:
Met. MERGE
«r- 1 BURG.
from
CkTe.
■tod.
139
127
122
119
116
114
111
101
95
90
8U
74
70
«s
PITT
CLI
Ohio Sf
PITTI
SewicI
Econo
Baden
Freed
Roche
N.Br
Darli
Erion
Pales
Coiui
Fran
£*A.LE
Stanl
6
843
8
346
14
360
14
374
—
_
Place
From
to
Pitti.
nince.
Jm.
Place
to
iPlaca.
42
80
35
S3
65
24
40
From
Pltti.
bur|.
42
123
167
190
245
260
309
• •
35
844
••
33
377
< ■■
Place
FroiB
to
Pitti.
Place
bni|.
Place
to
Place.
From
Pittf
burg.
Place
tn
Place.
From
Pitti.
bur;;.
re, via the
178 miles.
g, 202 m.
PITTSBURG TO MERCER.
36
46
38
31
SI
14
10
PITTSBURG TO
WHEELING.
Place
to
Place.
From
Pitta-
burg.
PITTSBURG- to..
Herriottsville
Cannoiisburg
Washington
ninvfivillR .........
10
8
7
10
7
4
10
10
18
25
35
West Alexander...
Triadelphia.Va., to
♦WHEELING-...
42
46
56
tm
Iftw
Ml-
WHEELING TO
PITTSBURG.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Plaee.
From
PittH.
burg.
*Froin Wheeling to Columbus
mdCiiioinnaii, see page 127.
IWiu
Mm-
MT.
SI
18
14
9
Km-
PITTSBURG TO
MERCER, PA.
Place
to
Place.
By Sta/re from
PITTSBURG to..
Zoalianople
Harmony...
Porteraville
Harlinsburg
Leashurgto
MERCER
MERCER TO PITTS-
BURG. {Read up.)
fnm
Ckve-
Hod.
139
127
122
119
116
114
111
101
05
00
SU
74
70
«5
PITTSBURG TO
CLEVELAND.
OMo 4- Pcnn'a R. R
PITTSBURG to . .
Sewickly
Economy.........
Baden -.-•. . .
Freedom
Rochester
N. Brighton
Darlington ......
Eiion
Palestine
Columbiana
Franklin
£)a.lbh
Stanley
23
2
13
4
5
Place
to
Place.
From
Pitta,
burg.
23
25
38
42
47
56
From
Pitu-
buig.
Place
From
to
Pitta-
Place.
burg.
12
12
5
17
3
20
3
23
2
25
3
28
10
38
6
44
5
40
10
59
6
65
4
69
5
74
57
52
49
38
32
2(j
20
14
8
From
Oleve
Alliance
Cleveland ^ Wells-
ville R. R.
Lima
Atwater
Ravenna
Earlville
Hudson
Macedonia
Hedford
Newbiiri^ to
CLEVELAND....
CLEVELAND TO
PITTSBURG.
(Read up.)
5
3
11
6
6
6
6
6
8
Place
to
Place.
^
63
At Pittsburg a connection is
formed between the Ohio and Penn-
sylvania Railroad and the Pennsyl*
v'ania Central Railroad, leading to
Philadelphia, BaKimore, &c.
Steamboats will be found at Cleve-
land to carry passengers to Detroit
and Monroe. Mich., and to Dunkirk,
Buffalo, and other places on the
Lake. . .
For the railroad route from Cleve*
land to Chicago, &:..i from Cleve.
land to Dunkirk and Buffalo, see
pages 68 and 69. From Cleveland
to Cincinnati, see page 145.
From
Cin-
cin-
nati-
356
344
339
331
328
312
307
297
291
287
282
274
268
256
248
S41
233
PITTSBURGTO CIN-
CINNATI, VIA CO-
LUMBUS.
Ohio gr Penna. R.R.
PITTSBURG to...
Sewickley
Economy
Rochester
N.Brighton
Enon
Palestine
Columbiana
Franklin
Salem ,....
Damascus
Alliance
Strasburg
Canton
Massillon
Lawrence
UrrviUe
Place
to
Place.
12
5
8
3
16
5
10
6
4
5
8
6
12
8
7
8
From
Pitta,
burg.
12
17
25
28
44
49
59
65
69
74
82
88
100
108
lis
123
it
;i
126
230
332
216
213
200
1U5
182
170
167
156
151
136
133
114
99
89
78
67
59
53
45
40
33
28
23
17
15
10
PITTSBURG TO CHICAGO.
Paradise
WOOBTER
Millbrook
Middietown
Loudon ville
Perry ville ■
Mansfield
Crestline
CteveCnd, Columbus,
and Cincinnati It..R.
Gallon
Gilead
Cardington
Delaware
Worthington
OOLU^US
CoCbusSrXenia RR.
W. Jefferson
London
S. Charleston
Cedarville
Xemia ;
Little Miami R- R.
Spring Valley
Corwin
Freeport
Morrow
Deerfield
Loveland's
Mianiiville
MiiCord
Plainville to
OINOINNATI....
CINCINNATI TO
PITTSBURG, VIA
Wtom
Uin-
^'.1 COLUMBUS, 0.
I {Read up.)
From
PitUf
biu(.
"S;?! PITTSBURG TO
OHO. CHICAGO.
481
469
464
456
453
443
437
433
433
416
413
Ohio jj* P«nn'a R. R.
PITTSBURG to...
Sewiclcley
Economy ........
Rochester
N. Brighton
DarlingtOB
Eaon
Palestine
Columbiana
Franklin
Salem
889 (Alliance
{Cleveland and fVelb-
I viUeR-R,
Lima |
Atwater
Ravenna <
Hudson
Bedford
Nnwburg <
CLEVELAND..
Cleveland, J^orvalk,
and Toledo R. R.
Grafton
Oberlin
Camden
Wakeman
NORWALK
Monroeville
Bellevue
Fremont
TOLEDO
Erie SfKaCm'ioo RR.
Sylvania
Blissfleld
Palmyra
ADRIAN
Mich. Southern R.R.
Clayton
Pittsfield
(^uincy
Coldwaier
Burr Oak
Sturgis' Prairie....
White Pigeon
JVortVn Ind'na R. R.
Bristol
Elkhart
Mishawakie
South Bend
Terre Coupee
Laporte
Calumet to
§0HI0AG-O
5 67
3
CHICAGO TO PITTS-
BURG. (Rend up.)
|*Ui.
11
13
13
6
8
25
8
5
5
11
5
8
15
29
11
13
5
4
10
13
15
5
18
5
13
10
9
11
4
11
16
18
43
Place
lo
Plitri..
101
113
125
131
139
164
172
177
m
193
198
20f)
221
250
261
273
278
282
293
305
320
335
343
348
360
370
379
394
405
421
439
481
From
Pilti.
han;
PITTSBU
FALO &
' Via AH
PITTOT
Lawrenc
Sbarpsbt
Plumb C
Loiran's
FREEF
Ki'^'-imli
Giiutoa .
Crooked
UTTA
Mabonii
Red Ban
MilWiUe
BROOK
Clarion ]
Mill Ore
RIDGT^
Smethpt
Olean, f
Attica...
BXJFPi
NIAOi
IHm
Hia't
NIAGAR
1 t-B
ForBout<
FromWhi
FromWli
Cin- I nil
dn'tl. w"
I Via C
266 *WB
252 Bell i
243 Oleno
225 Baru(
209 Camii
200 OAM
194 CoDO
180 iNom
ROUTES FROM WHEELING VA.
12T
Fiwn
111'*
fdli.
PITTSBURG TO BUF-
FALO a. NIAGARA
FALLS.
PImb
to
PIlM.
From
Pitu.
burg.
• Via Atteghany VcUr
ley R.R.
PITTSBURG to
Lawrenceville, Pa....
SbarDsburE
Plumb Creek
FREEPORT
Ki^'-iminitas River..
Ciiuton
Crooked Creek
KITTANNINa
Mahoning Greek
Red Bank Creok......
Millville
BROOEVILLE
Clarion River.
Mill Creek Mills
RIDaWAT.
Smethport
Attica
BUFFALO
NIAGARA F'LLS
Ml*.
NIAGARA FALLS TO
PITTSBURG.
{JUadup.) .
Plaen
to
Flace.
From
Pitta-
biug.
* This Route, when completed, will
connect at Freeport with the North-
western R. R.; at Ridgway, with the
Sunbury and £rie R.R., also with
the Venango R. R.; at Olean, with
the New York and Erie R. R.; at At-
tica, with the Buffalo and N. York
City R. R., and the road to Batavia,
Ac; at Buffalo, with the Niagara
Falls and Buffalo R. R., the Buffalo
and Brantford R.R., in Canada, and
the New York Central R.B.
\ i
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ROUTES FROM WHEELING. VA.
For Routes by the Ohio River, see page 115.
From Wheeling to Baltimore, see page 171.
From Wheeling to Philadelphia, by railroad, see page 103.
Itom
CiD-
da'ti.
252
243
225
209
200
194
189
WHEELING. VA.. TO
CINCINNATI.
Via Central Ohio R.
*WHEEL'G,Va.to
Bell Aire, Ohio....
Glencoe
Baruesville
Campbell's
OAMBRIDGE..
Concord..
Norwidbi «..
Place
From
174
to
Place.
Wh'l.
in(.
170
165
158
148
4
4
137
13
133
18
81
123
16
47
115
9
66
6
62
5
67
90
ZANES7ILLE..
Dillon's Falls
Pleasant Yalley....
Rockdale
NEWARK
Kirkeravilie
Pataskalia
Taylor's ,
OOLUMBUS
dncinnaJti^ JTenia
OotUmbus R. R.
London
15
4
6
9
8
11
4
10
8
25
82
86
91
100
108
119
123
133
la
166
128
WHEELING TO CINCINflATI.
60
40
27
•18
e
From
Cln-
ctn*
natl.
XENIA
Frwport •.
Deerfleld
Ix>Telan(l'8
Mllforil
OINOINNATI.
CINCINNATI TO
WHEELING, VA.
(Jtead up.)
SO
20
13
9
9
9
PUce
to
riBco
190
2lfl
22n
238
247
260
From
Whl-
Ing.
* Wheeling to Philadelphia, via
Ilempfield K.R. (in progress), 398
miles.
Wheeling to Baltimore, via Balti-
more and Ohio U. U., 380 miles.
From
m.
Louia.
1074
992
980
898
881
844
7U3
7411
679
687
646
543
873
176
From
Ht.
Lou in.
WHEELING TO CIN- ruee
CINNATI.LOUISVr u,
AND ST. LOUIS.
Via the Ohio River.
WHEELINato
Marietta, Ohio
f Parker8biirj?,Va. j
X Belpre, Ohio... \
Pomeroy, Ohio
Gallipolis
Guayendotte ,
PORTSMOUTH ...
MATSVILLE, Ky
CINCINNATI, 0..
Madison, la
LOUISVILLE, Ky
New Albany, la
Evansville, la
CAIRO, 111
Via Miisissippi River
ST. LOUIS
From
ClCTC
Innil.
142
117
101
96
76
70
ST. LOUIS TO
WHEELING.
{Read up.)
WHEELING TO
CLEVELAND.
Wheeling ExUnsrn R.
♦WHEELING to...
Steubenville, Ohio...
Pittsburg and Cleve-
land R. R.
Wellsville Junction.
Hammondsville
f Hanover ^.
ttochester „
Plrce,
82
12
82
17
37
51
61
63
92
41
3
170
198
176
^lace
to
Place.
From
Wh'l-
ing.
82
94
176
193
230
281
3.32
395
487
628
631
701
899
1074
From
Wh'l-
ing«
Place
to
Place.
26
16
6
20
5
From
Wh'l-
ing.
26
41
47
67
72
69
66
67
62
38
20
14
From
<;)cve,
Uitil.
t Havard >
Moultrie
a Alliance
Ama
(uvenna
Hudson
Utilford
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND TO
WHEELING.
(^Read up.)
1
8
6
14
12
12
14
Place
to
Place.
73
78
85
90
104
116
128
142
From
Wh'l.
Iii|.
* Whool'g to Baltimore, see p. 171.
Wheeling to Philadelphia, via the
Ilempfield R.R. (in progress), 898
miles.
t Hanover Branch R. R., 1^ milei,
connects here.
X The Tuscarawas Extension R.R.
connects here; it runs to Mew Phi-
ladelphia, 32 miles.
g Connection with the Ohio and
Pennsylvania R. R.
II Cleveland, Zanesville and Cin-
cinnati II. R. connects here; it runs
via Akron, Ohio, to Millcrtiburg,
and thence to Zanesville, wherp It
will connect with the Route to Cin-
cinnati.
From
Ind'n-
apolis
386
194
176
171
161
146
121
99
84
74
64
86
From
Ind'u-
•foIia
WHEELING TO
INDIANAPOLIS, lA.
WHEELING- to....
♦ Columbus, O.
(See Route,
Wheeling to
Cin'ti, p. 127.)
Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana R. R.
Pleasant Valley
Union ville
Woodstock
t Urbana
iPIQUA
Oreenville
g Union
Indianapolis and
Bellefontaine R. R.
Winchester, la
Muncie
Anderson
INDIANAPOLIS...
INDIANAPOLIS. lA.,
TO WHEELING.
Pluce
to
Place.
141
18
6
10
15
25
22
15
10
20
18
36
Place
to
Flace.
Fran
Wh'l-
int.
141
159
164
174
189
214
236
251
261
281
299
336
Fron
lag.
ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI.
• 1
73
• 8
76
U
86
6
90
14
104
12
110
12
128
14
142
— .
riiK'G
From
lo
Wh'i.
PlBC«.
IBI.
3 flee p. 171.
fbia, via the
egress), S98
R.,UinUej,
ension R.R.
to New Pht
e Ohio and
e and Cin-
ore; it rung
Hillcrsburg,
e, wliero It
oute to Cin-
d
Plure
lo
Place.
141
18
5
10
15
25
22
15
10
20
18
36
Place
to
'Flace.
Prom
Wh>|.
in*.
141
159
164
174
189
214
236
251
261
2S1
299
335
From
Wbli
ill.
• Connnotit with the CI«T»laad,
Oolaiubua and Cincinnati II. K.
t At Urbana, with the Mad Ulver
md Lake Krio R. 11.
I At IMqua, with the Dayton and
I Mtcbiga" K. K., in progreM.
{At Union, with the Indianapollii
ipd Bollefbntiiine li. K.
N.B. Ste Moutea from Indianapo-
CI*-
do*
Mil.
168
183
150
96
T2
89
■U.
WHEELING TO CIN-
CINNATI VIA MA-
RIETTA.
Marietta di WlieeVg R.
{I n progress.)
WHEELINa- to....
Marietta, Ohio
AthenH
Ohillicothe
Oreenflold
Bianchester
IjOveland'H
OINOINNATI
"CINCINNATI TO
WHEELING.
{litad up.)
Place
tfl
Pluce.
76
33
64
24
33
16
23
Place
to
Place.
From
Wh'l-
lu(.
76
108
162
186
219
235
258
From
Wh'l-
iD|.
Lpx'i
tea.
WHEELING TO
LEXINGTON, KY.
(Rnute inprogreu.)
WHEELING to....
Marietta, Ohio
Athena ,
Jackson
Portsmouth
MATSVILLE, Ky
LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON. KY..
WHEELING.
{Head up.)
Place
to
Plaor.
76
33
86
40
61
67
Plaee
to
Plane.
i»
front
Whl.
76
108
143
183
234
801
Proa
Wh'l.
inc.
V»/VNAA/WWN/\/V\/V\/>/\/\/W\A/>y\/\/W\/W\^./W\/
ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI.
A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES. FARES, &o., FROM
CINCINNATI TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
PLACES IN THE UNION.
' The following table will show, at a glance, the digtaneef ^qxnse, and
Ume occupied, in travelling firom Cincinn:::; to the most prominent
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate of
ores when travelling in steamttoats, upon Lakes or Rivers, as those
modes of conveyance are sul^ject to more or less competition, in which
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be ob>
'tained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough
to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is that which
is actually occupied in passing from one point to another; the detentions
between each route are not taken into consideration, as these the tra-
veller moat determine for hims«l£ The diftanoM are generally given by
the shortest routes.
I
^ I
180
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o.
Namtf of PUcM.
u
u
M
M
«
M
M
M
M
M
«
M
M
M
M
M
«
M
M
M
M
M
U
MllM. Hounj ra„.
629
OINOINNATI to Baltimore, via Zanesville and Wheeling;
Baltimorr, via Ohio River, and Balti-
more and Ohio K.R
Baltimore, via Pittsburif and Harris-
burg
B08TOX, via Cleveland, Buffalo and
Albany
Boston, via Crestline, Pittsburg and
Philadelphia
CnARLESTON, S.O., via Nashville, Tenn..
Chicago, via Sandusky, Lake Erie and
Detroit
Crioaoo, via Sandusky and Toledo, 0.,
and Michigan Southern R.R
CuiOAGO, via Indianapolis, la
Clevkland, via Columbus.
C0LDMBU8, Ohio, via Xenia, Ohio
Datton, Ohio ..
Detroit, Mich., via Sandusky and Lake
Erie
Frankfort, Ky., via Covington, Ky
Frankfort, Ky., via Ohio and Ken-
tucky Rivers
Qalena, 111., via Indianapolis and Chi-
cago
Hamilton, Ohio
Indianapolis via Qreensburg, la
Indianapolis, via Ohio and Miss. R. R.,
and Madison and Indianapolis R.R
Indianafous, via Ohio River, and Madi-
son, la
Indianafous, via Richmond, la
La Fayette, la., via Qreensburg and
Indianapolis....! ,
Lexington, Ky., via Covington, Ky..
Louisville, Ky., via Ohio River
Louisville, Ky.,via Lexington
INT EM PHIS, Tenn., via Ohio and Missis-
sippi Rivers. ....«
Milwauku, Wi8.,via Indianapolis, Chi
cago, and Lake Michigan 404
Mobile, Ala., via Nashville, Tenn 1350
Montgomery, Ala., via Nashville, Tenn. 1153
Montreal, via Buffalo and L. Ontario.. 954
Montreal, by K.R., via Buffalo and
Albany 994
Nashville, T«nn., via Ohio and Cum
berland Rivers 675
New Orleans, La., via Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Rivers 1548
New York, via Cleveland, Buffalo, Al-
bany, and Hudson River R.R 881
NewTork, via Columbus, Crestline and
. Pittsburg 807
768
697
936
1032
1254
661
676
814
255
120
60
283
128
140
485
26
110
135
179
138
174
94
133
191
767
25
50
27
44
62
137
28i
25
16
12i
6
2i
18i
6
14
24
U
5
14 00
HOC
16 00
22 60
23 00
30 00
UfiO
11 SO
900
600
325
180
700
400
350
12 75
75
350
3T6
12
7
8
6
13
10
76
21
174
135
70
43
80
150
41
321
00
75
5 50
300
2 50
6 00
10 00
13 00
45 00
85 00
18 00
24 50
10 00
15 00
17 00
17 00
TABLE OP DISTANCES, FARES, fto.
181
Mamai of PIscm.
M
U
U
«
M
M
M
M
«
OINOINNATI to Nkw York, via Glevuland and Krie R.ll
** Nkw York, via Ohio Kiver to Pittsburg
and Pennflylvania K. K
** ■ NiAOARA Falls, via Cleveland and Buf-
falo
** Philadelphia, via Columbun, Crestline
and Pittsburg
** Philadklphia, via Ohio River and Pitts-
burg
PitTspuRO, Pa., via CrestHne
PiTTSDURO, via Ohio River
Rook Island, 111., via Indianapolis and
Chicago
Sanduskt, via Mad River and Lake
Erie R.R's
Saratoga Springs, via Cleveland, 0...
Savannah, Qa, via Nashville, Tenn...
St. Louis, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R.
(In progress.)
St. Louis, via Indianapolis and Alton
St. Louis, via Ohio and Miss. Rivers...
St. Paul, Min. Ter., via Chicago, Galena
and Mississippi River
St. Paul, Min. Ter., via Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Rivers
Terre IIaute, la., via Oreensburg and
Indianapolis ,
TiOKSBURG, Miss., via Ohio and Missis-
sippi Rivers
Washington, D.C, via Zanesville and
. Wheeling ...:
Wheeung, via Ohio River
Wheeung, via Ciroleville and Zanes-
vUle, Ohio
ZANE8VILU5. Ohio, via Wilmington, Ohio
Mlln
868
917
480
720
830
474
496
213
776
1236
379
697
823
1482
183
1163
661
383
249
167
llouri
28
62i
22
28
68
40
24
n
37
136
18
68
92
166
110
26il6
38
12
8
Fare.
17 00
14 00
12 60
16 00
11 00
600
14 00
6 00
18 60
30 00
12 00
10 00
18 00
18 00
5 60
16 00
25
6 00
7 50
6 00
ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI TO BOSTON, NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS.
Cincinnati to Boston, Mass.
OINOINNATI
Xenia,X>hio ,
Columbus
Crestline
Cleveland
Erie, JPa
Dunkirk, N.Y...
Buffalo.
to.
Albany, via New York Central R.B. (See page 60.).,
BOSTON, Tia Western B. B. (See page 24.)
.»••••••• •••
Place to
Place.
Miloa.
66
66
66
120
60
180
75
266
95
860
47
897
41
438
298
786
200
98$
132
ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI.
(Xndnnati to Boston, via Philadelphia and N. York.
CINCINNATI to :
Pittsburg, via Columbus. (See page 126.)
Philadelphia, via PennsylTania B. R. (See page 101.)....;
New York. (See pages 88, 89.)
BOSTON. (See page 42.)
Cincinnati to New York, via Dunkirk.
CINCINNATI to
Columbua. (Soepa^l34.)
GleTelancU (See page 134.)
Erie :
Dunkirk, N.Y. (See page 48.)
NEW YORK, Tia Erie R. R. (See page 48.)
Cfincinnati to New York, via Buffalo and Albany.
CINCINNATI to
CleTelaUd. (See page 134.)
Buffalo. (See page 68.)
Albany. (See page 60.)
NEVy YORK. (See page 53.)
Cincinnati to New York, via Sandutky, Ohio.
CINCINNATI to
Sandusky, via Mad River and Lake Erie R. R. (See p. 135.)..
Cleveland, Ohio
Dunkirk, via Lake Erie Steamboat,149 miles; via Cleveland
by Railroad
NEW YORK, via Erie R. R. (See page 48.)
dticinnaii to New York, via OnMine, Pittsburg and Phila-
delphia.
CINCINNATI to :
Pittsburg, via Columbus. (See page 126.)
Philadelphia. (See page 101.)
KEW YORK. (See pages 88, 89.)
Cincinnati to N. York, via SteubenviU^, Painsylvania JS. J?.,
and Boston, Pa.
CINCINNATI to
Pittsburg, Pa., via Steubenville. (See page 121.)
Ilarrisburg, via Pennsylvania R. R. (See page 101.)
Auburn, Pa., via Dauphin and Susquehanna R.R
EaRton, via Allentown Branch R.R........
NEW YORK, via N.J. Central R.R
Cincinnati to PhUaddphia, via CreMine and Pittsburg.
OmOINNATIto
PittsbuTfC, via Columhas. (See page 126.)
PHILADELFHIA. (S«e page 101.).......,
Place to
Place.
255
159
298
144
213
60
142
460
367
853
87
866
363
HUea.
356
709
796
1032
120
255
850
397
857
255
m
712
856
213
273
415
875
367
720
807
310
657
616
661
738
856
709
ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI.
ace to
'lare,
HUe..
356
356
353
709
87
796
236
1032
120
120
135
255
95
85G
47
397
460
857
255
255
159
m
298
712
144
856
213
213
60
273
142
415
460
876
367
367
353
720
87
807
310
657
616
661
736
866
709
133
Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via BeUefontainef and Ohio and
Indiana R. R.
OINOINNATI to «
Pittsburg, via Dayton, Bellefontaiue, and Ohio and Indiana
R.R. (Seepage 122.)
PHILADELPHIA, via PennsylTania R. R. (See p. 101.)-
tHneinnati to Philadelphia, via Springfidd, Mt. Vernon and
Pittsburg R. R.
OINOINMATI to
Pittsburg, Tia Springfield, Mt. Vernon, and Pittsburg R. R..
(See page 128.)
_ ^k|- — ■— ■ ■ ^
PHILADELPHIA. (See page 101.).
Oincinnaii to Philadelphia, via Hempfidd R.R. {In progress.)
Flaoeto)
Flaca.
OINOINNATI to
Wheeling, Ya., yia Columbus and Central Ohio R.R. i(See
page 128.)
Oreensbur^;, Pa, via Hempfield R.R
PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R. (See p. 101.).
(Hncinnati to Fhiladelphia,via Marietta, 0.,and Wheeling, Va.
OINOINNATI to
Marietta, Ohio
Wheeling
PHILADELPHIA, via Hempfield and Pennsylvania R.R.
(See page 103.) :
Oincinnaii to Philadelphia, via Ohio River and Pittsburg.
OINOINNATI to
Pittsburg, via Ohio River. (See page 116.) ,
PHILADELPHIA, vis Pennsylvania R. R.
(See p. 101.)..
(Xneinnaii to Philadelphia, via WUmington and ZanesvUle,
Ohio, and the H&npfidd and Pennsylvania R. R^s. {In
progress.)
OINOINNATI to
"Wilmington, Ohio, via Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes-
villeKR
Washington ^
Circleville
Zanesville
Wheeling, via Central Ohio R.R ;.
Greensburg, via Hempfield R. R
PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R
(Xndnnatt to Baltimore, via OrestHne and Pennsylvania R.R.
OINOINNATI to
Crestline
Pittsburg, Pa. (See page 126.)
Harrisbnrg, via Pennsylvania R.R.
BALTIMORE, via York, Pa
12
879
853
345
353
256
76
822
18
75
S
477
853
MUea.
66
21
28
62
82
76
322
180
187
83
879
732
845
698
266
332
654
181
256
654
477
830
I
56
77
105
167
249
825
647
180
887
614
697
1S4
CINCINNATI TO CtEVEtAND.
Cincinnati to Baltimore^ via Wheeling.
0INC3INNATI to
Kanesville, via Wilmington, Ohio
Wheeling via Central Ohio R.R
BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R.
Cincinnati to Baltimore, via Hirkersburg,
OINOINNATI to
Parkersburg, Va., via Hillsboro', Ohio
Tygart'a Three Forko (Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Junction.).
BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R...
Cincinnaii to BaUimore, via Ohio Biver and Wfieeling.
OINOINNATI to
Wheeling, via Ohio River. (See page 127.)
BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R. R. (See page
171)
Place to
FUce.
167
82
380
176
104
286
383
380
Mllca.
^76
280
566
383
763
255
246
241
238
232
228
223
219
214
210
204
197
190
182
176
171
160
149
135
119
115
112
97
92
82
76
CINCINNATI TO
CLEVELAND, 0.
LHUe Miami R. R.
OINOINNATI to..
Plainville, Ohio
Milford
MiamiTille
* Loveland's
Foster's
Deerfield
Morrow
Fort Ancient
Freeport
Corwin
Spring Valley...
JXENIA
Columbus dRJTenia R.
Cedarville
Selma
South Charleston
London
West JeflFerson
gOOLUMBUS
Cleveland^ Columbus
<£ Cincinnati R. R.
Orange
Berlin
DELAWARE
Cardington
Gilead
1[ Gallon
•♦ Crestline
tt Shelby
Place
From
to
Cin-
Place.
cin'ti.
9
9
5
14
3
17
6
23
4
27
5
32
4
36
5
41
4
45
6
51
7
68
7
65
8
73
6
79
5
84
11
95
11
106
14
120
16
136
4
140
3
143
15
158
5
Ift'J
10
173
7
180
8
188
61
54
48
43
86
32
25
19
14
7
From
Cleve
laiid.
Salem
Greenwich
New London
Rochester
Wellington ,
La Grange r....
tt Grafton
Olmstead
Berea
Rockport ,
OLE VELAND .
CLEVELAND TO
CINCINNATI.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
194
201
207
212
219
223
230
236
241
248
255
From
Cio.
cln*
natl.
* HiUsbori/ and Cincinnati R. R.
connects here. This road is in pro-
gress, to join the Marietta Route;
also, the Route to Baltimore, via
Parkersburg.
t (Xncinnati, Wilmington A Zan^
mUe R.R, unites here; it leads to
Whaling, Ta., via Zanesville, Ohio,
and will, at the latter place, connect
with the Route in progress to Cleve-
land, via the Cleveland and Zanea-
viUeR.R.
% At Xenia, connects . with the
Route to Dayton, Ohio, and Indian-
apolis, la., via Richmond, la; also,
the Route to Springfield, Ohio, where
it connects with the Mad River and
Lake Erie B. B.
CINCINNATI TO SANDUSKY.
SO I 763
6
7
6
6
7
4
7
6 I 236
5
7
7
Place
to
Place.
From
Cio.
uin-
nati.
ati S.S.
is in pro-
a Route;
nore, via
d Edna-
leads to
lie, Ohio,
S connect
to Cleve-
d Zane3-
rith the
I Indian-
[a.; also,
io,where
liver and
{ From Columbus, Ohio, diverges
Qie Central Ohio M. R., via Newark
and Zanesville, Ohio, to Wheeling,
Vs.; also, the Columhus, Piqua and
Indiana R.R., connei nng with the
Bonte to Indianapolis
HAt Delavrar . iat«rsects the
gpringMdf Mount Vernon and Fiits-
lurg R» R'
f At Gallon, connects with the
Jtoute to Indianapolis, la., via Belle-
ibntaine and Union.
** At Crestline, connects with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania JS.£., leading
to Pittsburg and Philadelphia; and
westward to Lima, Ohio, and Fort
Wayne, la.; and with the Chicago
and Fart Wayne R. R., in progress
of construction. /
ft At Shelby, Intersects the San-
iwxy and Mansfield R. R., running
Borth to Lake Erie, at Sandusky,
«Dd south to Newark, Ohio; at the
litter place, connects with the Seu-
ImvUU and Indiana R. R., and also
the Central Ohio R. R.
^Vtom Grafton, diverges the
southern division of the Cleveland
and Toledo R. R., connecting with
the Route to Chicago via Toledo
Mid the Michigan Southern R. R,
N. B. From Cleveland, Ohio, pas-
sengers may reach New York, and
tbe Eastern States, by the L. Shore
R.R., via Erie, Pa., and Dunkirk
and BuflTalo, N.Y.; and westward by
the Route via Toledo, Ohio, to Chi-
cago, Rock Island, HI., Mllwaukle,
Wis., St. Paul, Mln. Ter., and all
towns In the North-western Stntes.
By the Cleveland <£ Pittsburg R. R.,
and the Pennsylvania R. R., passen-
:ers may reach PhUadelphia, New
"ork, Ac.
Vram
Ban-
duakjr
213
ao5
9D3
CINCINNATI TO
SANDUSKY, OHIO.
Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton R.R.
OINOlVrlrATI to..
CummlnsvUle
Ludlow
Carthage »
Place
to
Place
From
Cin-
cin'tl.
5
8
10
198
188
176
169
164
153
129
115
113
103
91
73
33
23
From
San-
dusky
Glendale
♦HAMILTON....
Middletown
Carlisle.......
Miamisburg
t DAYTON
Mafi River and Lake
Erie R.R.
I SPRINGFIELD..
I Urbana ,
West Liberty
IIBEL'FONTAINE
HuntevlUe ,
Kenton
f Patterson ,
•* Carey „
Tiffin ,
Clyde
tt SANDUSKY....
SANDUSKY TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
5
10
12
7
5
11
24
14
2
10
12
18
10
24
6
10
23
ISS
15
25
37
44
49
60
84
98
100
110
122
140
160
174
180
190
213
Place
to
Plaee.
From
Cin-
cin-
nati..
* Hamilton and Richmond R.R,
connects here, leading to Indian*
apolis, la.
t Coniiects with the Route to In-
dianapolis, via Richmond, la; also
with Xenia, and the Dayton and
Greenville, and Dayton and Michigan
R. R s,
t Connects with the Route to Day-
ton and Indianapolis, via Richmond,
la.; also to Columbus, Ohio, via
London, and the Springfiddy Mount
Vernon and Pittsburg R. R.
g At Urbana, with the Oolumbtu,
Piqua and Indiana R. R.
R At Bellefontalne, Ohio, with the
Indianapolis and BeJ^fonUnne R.R.;
also with the Ohio and Pennsylvania
R. R,
% At Patterson, with the Route to
Fort Wayne, and the Route to
Pittsburg.
♦♦Branch R.R. to Findley, 16
milos.
ft At Sandusky, connects with
the Routes leading east to Cleve-
land, Dunkirk, Buffalo, &c, and
west to Toledo, Chicago, &o.
IM
CINCINNATI TO TOLEDO.
To-
Mo.
240
235
232
230
228
826
221
215
207
203
196
191
188
180
173
170
166
160
152
135
126
116
102
66
87
48
40
82
26
16
9
From
To.
kdo.
CINCINNATI TO TO
LEOO, Q., VIA DAY
TON AND PIQUA, 0.
OincinntUi, HamiUon
and Dayton R. R.
OINOINNATI to
Cummingsyille, Ohio
Ludlow
Carthage
Lookland ,
Glondalo —
Jones'
HAMILTON
Trenton
Middletown
Carlisle
Miamlsburg
CarroUton
DAYTON
Dayton and Mi(M-
ganB.R.
Johnson's
National Road
Tippecanoe
TROY
PIQUA
Miamilietenrion
Cbmal.
Newport
Minster
St. Mary's
Deep Cut
Junction jj""
Wabash and Mrie
Qinal.
Defiance »
Florida
Napoleon
Damascus
Providence
WaterviUe »
Maumee
TOLEDO, Ohio
riser
to
Place.
17
11
13
36
9
9
8
8
6
11
6
9
TOLEDO, 0., TO ruce
cinciAnati. t'
{Read up.) |'"»««
From
Cin-
cin-
nati.
6
8
10
12
16
19
25
83
87
44
49
62
60
67
70
74
80
88
105
114
126
138
174
183
192
200
208
214
225
231
210
Krom
CIn.
cin-
natl.
From Cincinnati to Dayton, Ohio,
the Short Line R. li. is in progress
of oonstructlon. It will be about
63 miles In length, 7 mileB less than
by the way of Hamilton.
Tb» Dayton and JUichiganR. R. ia
in course of construction. Its route
will be nearly parallel with the
Mad River and Lake Erie R.E.,
and will connect Cincinnati with
Toledo, and finally with Detroit
Michigan.
From
De-
troit.
327
114
64
61
60
45
40
85
31
26
22
17
From
De-
troit.
CINCINNATI TO
TOLEDO. 0., AND
DETROIT, MICH.
Via Mad River and
Lake Erie R. R.
OINOINNATI to....
C* Sandusky. (Seel
< Route, page >
i 136.) S
TOLEDO
Stage Route.
Manhattan, Ohio......
Erie, Mich
La Salle
MONROE ,
Best
Newport
Brownstown
Gibraltar.
Trenton
DETROIT
Place
to
Place.
DETROIT TO
CINCINNATK
(Read up.)
213
50
3
11
6
6
6
4
5
4
6
17
From
Clu-
ciu-
natl.-
213
263
266
277
282
287
292
296
301
305
810
327
Place
ta
Place
Fran
Cia-
ein-
uati.
* From Sandusky to Detroit, by
steamboat across Lake Erie, 75 m.
From Toledo, passengers may
proceed to Chicago, via the Mic/ii-
gan. Southern R.R.; ^so to Rock
Island, 111., via Chicago and Rode
Island R.R.; also to Qalena, St
Paul, and intermediate places.
From
Fort
W'ne.
240
180
156
CINCINNATI TO
FORT WAYNE, lA.
Cincinnati, HamiUon
and Dayton R. R.
OINOINNATI to...
1 Dayton, Ohio. )
< (See previous > 60
f Route.) >
Mad River and lah
Ene R.R,
Springfield » | 24
Plare
to
Place.
From
Cin-
ciu'ti.
60
06
84
54
42
86
?S
23
20
14
bil'n-
•pvUa
CINCINNATI TO INDIANAPOLIS.
isr
m
130
100
90
(9
45
82
fort
W'ne,
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Kenton
Patterson
Ohio & Indiana B.R.
Lima
Delpbos
Van Wert
PORT WAYNE, la
FORT WAYNE TO
CINCINNATI.
14
12
30
10
31
14
IS
32
riice
to
Flnce.
110
140
160
181
196
208
240
From
Cin-
cin'ti.
N.B. The OincinwUi and Fort
Wayne R. M. is in progress of oon-
rtruction. On its oompletion it will
Ibrm a direct Route between Cindn-
nati and Fort Wayne. This road
will be, eventually, continued thro*
Michigan, via Lansing, to the Straits
of Mackinaw.
The foregoing Route intersects
with the various railroads crossing
(he State of Ohio from East to West.
Passengers, therefore, will be able to
change their Route at any of the in-
tersections. It would be well to
oonsult the map, better to enable
one to mark out the Route needed.
lyon
lad'n-
tpoUi
191
181
96
84
74
00
64
42
86
28
23
20
14
ftam
bil'n-
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS VIA
UNION.
OINOINNATI to...
) Dayton, Ohio. 1
} (See page 136.) j*
OrtenviUe d Miami B
Greenville ,
UNION, la ,
Indianapolis <£ JSe2Ze-
fombaine R,R.
Winchester, la.
Smithfield
Muncie
Chesterfield
Anderson ,
Pendleton ,
Alfont
Fortville
Oakland ,
INDIANAPOLIS...
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI.
(JBeoc) up.)
12*
Place
to
Flaoo
60
86
12
10
14
6
12
6
8
. 6
8
6
14
riaee
to
Place.
From
Ciu-
oin-
nati.
60
96
107
117
131
137
149
166
168
168
171
177
191
Prom
CIn-
ein-
iiati.
At Dayton, connects with the
Route running eastward to Colum-
bus, Ohio, thence to Cleveland ; also
to Zanesville and 'Wheeling, Va.,
Steubenville, Ohio, Ac: westward
with the Route to Indianapolis, la.,
via Richmond.
See Routes from IndianapoiUSf
page 148.
Prom
Ind'n-
•polia
137
112
102
99
93
85
77
76
68
62
64
62
44
33
28
20
Prom
Ind'a-
apolii
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS VIA
EATON.
OINOINNATI to...
Hamilton
Chicago and (Hncin-
nati R. R.
Oollinsville
Summerville
Camden
EATON
Florence
Richmond, la.
Indiana Central R.R.
Centreville
German town
Cambridge Tlity
Lewisville
Knightstown
CharlottsvUle
Greenfield
INDIANAPOLIS...
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI.)
{Read up.)
Plaee
to
Plaaa.
26
10
8
6
8
8
2
7
6
8
2
8
11
(
8
20
Place
to
Place.
From
Cln.
ciif
aati.
25
86
38
44
62
60
62
69
75
83
85
93
104
109
117
137
From
Citt-
cia-
natl.
See Routes from IndianapciiSf
page 148.
Prom
Ohi-
cago.
377
361
355
307
297
285
CINCINNATI TO
CHICAGO VIA
MADISON, lA.
Via the Ohio River.
OINOINNATI to...
North Bend
Lawrenceburg, la....
Kentucky River
MADISON, la
Madison and Indian-
apoHs S.M,
Place
Prom
to
Cin.
Flac«.
cin'U.
16
16
6
22
48
70
10
80
13
9SI
138
CINCINNATI TO CHICAGO.
283
271
260
283
261
257
254
247
240
233
229
224
219
209
205
198
170
160
155
134
127
110
86
fiO
Vrom
North Madison
Dupont
Butler's
Vernon
North Vernon
Queensvilie
Soipio ,
Elizabethtown
Columbus
TaylorsTille
Edinburg
Amity
Franklin
Greenwood
Southport
INDIANAPOLIS...
La Fayette and In-
dianapciU R.B.
Lebanon, la
Thorntown
Midway .^^^»......
LA FAYETTE
New Albany and So-
IgM R.R,
Battle Ground
Reynolds <
Madeiraville
f North'n Indiana }
1 R. R. Junction (
0HI0A60
CHICAGO TO
CINCINNATI.
{Mvuiup.)
2
12
5
3
2
4
3
7
7
7
4
6
6
10
4
7
28
10
5
21
7
17
24
36
50
PItce
to
Flac«.
94
106
111
114
116
120
123
130
137
144
148
153
158
168
172
179
207
217
222
243
250
267
291
327
377
From
Gin-
Oill'
nati.
N.B. See Route* from Jndianapo-
Us, la.
Alto, Routes from Chicago.
From
Chi-
ca(o.
836
811
800
297
291
283
276
CINCINNATI TO
CHICAGO, ILU VIA
RICHMOND AND
STEUBENVILLE, lA.
Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton R. R.
OINOINNATI to.
Hamilton, Ohio
Eaton <£ Hamilton R.
ColIinsTilie ,
Summerrille
Camden
BATON „
Slorence.........»
Place
to
Piaoe.
25
11
8
6
8
8
From
Oin-
oin-
naU.
25
86
39
45
63
61
266
260
252
250
248
242
236
231
224
218
208
198
170
100
165
134
127
110
86
60
From
Chi-
cago.
Richmond, la.
Central Indiana R.R.
CentreTille
German town
Cambridge City
Dublin
Lewisville
Ogden
Knightstown
Cleveland
Greenfield
Cumberland
INDIANAPOLIS...
La Fayette and In-
dianapolis B. R.
Lebanon, la
Thointown
Midway
LA FAYETTE
New Albany and Sa'
Um R. R.
Battle Ground
Reynolds
Madeiraville
) North'n Indiana )
I R. R. Junction )
CHIOAaO
9 70
CHICAGO TO
CINCINNATI.
(Read up.)
6
t/
2
2
6
6
5
7
6
10
10
28
10
5
21
7
17
24
36
50
Place
to
Plaee.
76
84
94
100
105
112
118
128
138
166
178
181
202
209
226
250
286
336
From
Ciu.
cin<
natU
Michigan City, on Lake Michigan,
the northern terminus of the New
Albany and Salem R. B., is 92 miles
from La Fayette.
N. B. See Routes from Indianapo-
lis, la.
Also, Routes from Chicago, lU.
From
CINCINNATI TO
Place
From
Chi-
INDIANAPOLIS, lA.,
to
Cin-
cago.
a. CHICAGO,. ILL.
naU.
Ohio <6 Mississippi R.
308
OINOINNATI to...
294
North Bend, Ohio....
14
14
288
Lawrenceburg, la
Indianapolis t£ Cin-
cinnati R. R.
6
20
243
Greensburg, la
45
65
231
Middletown
12
8
77
228
ShelbyTille «...
86
210
Farmery ille
18
98
198
INDIANAF0LI8...
12
110
170
100
134
127
110
86
60
From
Cbi-
C*|0.
La Fa
dian
Lebnno
Thornt
LAF-
New A
h
Battle
Reyno]
Madeii
Nori
R.
OHIO
"ci
CI
. (
N.B. See
Utfla.
Also, Ron
fWtk
Clli-
ago.
437
345
304
295
285
2T7
268
257
255
253
248
244
243
238
234
231
227
217
198
CINCI
DIAN
CA6Q
&_1EI
Via\
OIN<
Madi
jef;
M
Sellei
Hem
Vien
Appl
Fam
Seyn
Roch
Jone
Bam
Way
Colu
Irwi
Tayl
Edin
Frat
INI
Chi-
cag*. I
C(
Dli
CINCINNATI TO CHICAGO.
189^
88
94
100
105
112
118
128
138
166
176
181
202
209
226
250
286
336
From
Ciu.
cin-
From
nia-
cln>
niU.
14
20
65
77
85
98
110
170
liiO
134
127
110
86
50
From
MfO.
La Fayette and In-
dianapolis R, R.
Lebanon, la
Thorntown
LA FAYETTE
New Albany and Sa-
lem R. R.
Battle Qrouad
Reynolds
Madeiraville
\ North'n Indiana \
) R. R. Junction j
OHIOAGO
CHICAGO TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
28
10
26
7
17
24
86
60
Place
to
Place.
138
148
174
181
198
222
258
From
Cin-
cin.
nati.
N. B. See Routes from Indianapo-
lis, la.
Also, Routes from Chicago, HI.
Clli-
MfO.
437
345
304
295
285
217
268
267
255
253
248
244
243
238
234
231
227
217
198
CINCINNATI TO IN-
DIANAPOLIS & CHI
CAGO VIA OHIO RIV.
& )EFFERSONVILLE.
Via Vie Ohio River.
OINOINNATI to..
Madison, la
JEFFERSONV'E..
JeffersonviUe R. R.
Selfersburg, la
Henry viUe
Vienna
Applegate's
Farmington
Seymour
Rockford
Jonesville
Bannerville
Waynesville
Columbus
Irwin's
Taylorsville
Edinburg
Franklin
INDIANAPOLIS...
lOHIOAGO. )
^ (See previous
( Route.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Cin-
cin-
nati.
From
Chi-
CHICAGO TO IN-
DIANAPOLIS AND
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
92
41
9
10
8
9
11
2
2
6
4
1
6
4
3
4
10
19
198
Plaee
to
Plwa.
92
133
142
152
160
169
180
182
184
189
193
194
199
203
206
210
220
239
437
From
Gin-
oin-
N. B. See Routes from Indianapo-
lis, la.
Also, Routes from Chicago, lU.
From
Chi-
eago.
464
448
442
4.37
394
384
372
332
331
328
318
309
306
293
283
277
272
263
257
250
242
226
211
200
190
170
160
155
161
142
136
118
94
62
68
60
38
20
10
From
Chi-
a«(o.
CINCINNATI TO CHI
CAGO VIA NEW AL
BANY & SALEM R.
Via the Ohio River.
CINCINNATI to...
North Bend, Ohio....
Lawrenoeburg, la....
Aurora
Vevay, la
Kentucky River
Madison, la
JeffersonviUe, la
LOUISVILLF, Ky
NEWALBANY,Ia
New Albany and Sa-
lem R. R.
Bennettsville, la
Providence
Pekin
Salem
Campbellsburg
Lancaster
Orleans
Juliet
BEDFORD
Smithville
Bloomington
GOSFORT
Cloverdaie
GREEN CASTLE
Bainbridge
ORAWFORDSV'E
Linden ,..
Corwin
Raub's...
LA FAYETTE
Battle Ground
Reynold's
Madeirarille
Westville
I North'n Indiana )
f R. R. Junction S
MIOHIG'N CITY.
Michigan Central R.
Porter's
Gibson's
Junction
CHICAGO ,
CHICAGO TO
CINCINNATI.
8
12
18
10
10
Place
to
Place.
rrnra
Cin-
cin-
nati.
16
16
6
22
6
27
43
70
10
80
12
92
40
132
1
133
8
136
10
146
9
155
4
159
12
171
10
181
6
187
6
192
9
201
6
207
7
214
8
222
17
239
14
263
11
264
10
274
20
294
10
304
6
309
4
313
9
322
7
829
17
345
24
370
32
402
406
414
420
444
464
464
Place
to
naee.
From,
Cia.
otntl.
140
CINCINNATI TO INDIANAPOLIS.
N.B. See BouUa from Chicago,
JU.
y
From
St.
Louii.
381
271
262
257
254
250
246
244
242
238
232
227
223
214
210
208
198
194
179
170
165
161
152
141
115
102
93
72
62
63
43
25
I
From
Bt
Iioaia,
CINCINNATI TO ST.
LOUIS VIA LAW-
RENCEBURG AND
INDIANAPOLIS.
'I
OINOINNATI to...
{Indianapolis, via
Oreeneburg, Ta,
(See page 138.)
Ttrrt Haute d Rich-
mond R. R.
Bridgeport, la..
Plainfield
Cartersburg
Claysville
Morrisville
Crittenden
CoatSTille
Fillmore
Green Castle
HameTick's
Reel's Mill
Brazil
Highland
Cloverdale .^
TERRE HAUTE..
Terre Haute and
Alton R. R,
St. Mary's, 111
Paris
Grandview
Midway
Ashmore's
Charleston
( Chicago Branch
/ R. R. Junction
Shelbyville
j Illinois Oentral I
} R. R. Junction i
Audubon
Hillsboro'
Litchfield
Gillespie
BUNKER HILL..
ALTON
Steamboat via Missia-
sippi Rtver.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
40
9
6
3
4
4
2
2
4
6
5
4
9
4
2
10
4
15
9
6
4
9
11
26
13
9
21
10
9
10
18
25
Place
to
Place
From
Cin-
ciii-
uati.
no
119
124
127
131
135
137
139
143
149
154
158
167
171
173
183
187
202
211
216
220
229
240
266
279
288
309
319
328
338
356
381
N.B. Passengers, on arriving at
the intersection of the Chicago Br.
R. R., 130 miles west from Indian-
apolis, may pass on to the Ohio and
Mississippi R.R. via the Chicago
Branch, thence to St. Louis via the
Ohio and Mississippi R. R.
A divergence can also be made
Arom the Route, on arriving at the
intersection of the Illinois Central
R.R. (main lin?)) 279 miles from
Cincinnati, and passing over that
line via Yandalisi, IlL, to its junc-
tion 'with the Ohio and Mississippi
R. R.; thence to St. Louis.
From
St.
Iiouia.
From
Cin-
eln'tl.
I -_
81
.0
68
62
69
CINCINNATI TO ST'
LOUIS VIA OHIO &.
MISSISSIPPI R.R.
Place
to
Place.
* Ohio and Missii-
' sippi R. K.
OINOINNATI to...
Sylvania
Anderson's...
Delhi
North Bend
LAWRENOEB'a..
I Junct'n Indiana >
\ andCin. R.K..J
Aurora
Dillsboro'
Milan
Pierceville
Delaware
Osgood
Holton'
Butlerville
Yernon „
Hardenberi
SEYMO
Brownstown
Wood's Ferry....,
Orleans
Columbiaville
Mount Pleasant.
Washington ,
Yincennes
Lawrenceville, 111....
Richland
Maysville
Cato
SALEM
( Chicago Branch i
t R.R. Junctions
Sandoyal
From
Cia.
cInU
2
5
9
14
20
21
24
32
41
44
46
51
67
66
72
78
87
From
Naih-
TiUe.
641
583
671
631
580
62T
465
421
884
827
281
870
CINCINNATI TO NASHVILLE.'
141
hiving at
^tcago Br.
|m Indian.
Ohio and
te Chicago
lis via the
nacr
to
Place.
Fran
Cln.
ciau
2
5
9
14
20
21
6
8
45
tl
Vf
29
26
22
8
1
froffl
St
Carlyle
BreeRe
Aviston
Trenton
Summerflold ,
Lebanon
CaseyTille
Illinoifltown
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS TO
CINCINNATI.
(Read up.)
14
8
4
4
4
3
14
7
1
Plecf
to
Place.
FroTi
Cin-
cia'tl.
. 8
24 I
. 8
32 1
9
41 1
8 44 1
2 46 1
5
51 1
6
57 1
8
66 1
7
72 1
6 78 I
9
87 1
*This important Boute la uow
progressing rapidly towards comple-
Hon; it is opiened, as will be ob-
wrred by the fore<;oing Route, from
Ciacinnati west, about 87 miles, and
from St. Louis east, about 68 miles.
New links will be opened for travel
from time to time, until the whole
work shall he completed, at which
time it ifiU connect two of the most
important and growing cities of the
West on nearly an "air line." It
will also be the means of populating
the yet unoccupied portions of those
districts of Indiana and Illinois thro'
which its route lies, the soil of which
is generally of a good description.
From 6t. Louia westw'd, the Missouri
Unk of the Pacific R. JR. is in pro-
gress of construction to the western
line of the State. It is already
opened a portion of the distance.
fnm
Kuh-
TiUe.
663
641
683
671
631
627
465
421
884
827
281
870
CINCINNATI TO
NASHVILLE. TENN.,
VIA OHIO ft. CUM-
BERLAND RIVERS.
Via Ohio River.
OINOINNATI to..
Lawrenceville, la....
Kentucky River
Madison, la
JefFersonville.
Louisville, Ky
New Albany, la.
Fredonia
Clbversport, Ky
Rockport, la
Hendersonville, Ky.
Wabash River
ShawneetowHt UL....
Place
to
Place,
22
58
12
40
1
8
62
44
37
57
46
11
From
Cio*
cin>
D«ti.
22
80
92
132
133
136
198
242
279
336
382
803
201
161
131
100
70
65
From
Mash-
vllle.
I Mouth of Gum- )
\ bvrland River, j
Cfumbtrland River.
Eddyville, Ky
Canton
Dover
Palmyra
Clarksville, Tenn
NASHVILLE TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
69
60
20
31
30
16
Pluct
to
Place.
462
512
532
563
593
608
Fiom
Cin-
cin.
iiati.
From Nafihville, Tenn., diverges a
line of railroad, extending to Charles-
ton, S. C, 601 miles; and also to Sa-
vannah, Ga., 585 miles from Nash-
ville : both of these places are situ-
ated on the Atlantic coast.
From Atlanta, Ga., 293 miles trom
Nashville, a place on the above
Route, diverges a railroad to Mont-
gomery, Ala., via West Point. This
road forms a link in the southern
route of travel between the North
and South, extending to N. Orleans.
From
Lonia
TiUe.
1
118
114
66
51
49
42
39
35
29
25
21
17
10
1
From
Louis
viU«.
CINCINNATI TO
LOUISVILLE, KY.. VIA
SEYMOUR, lA.
Place
to
Place
Ohio and Mississip-
pi R. R.
OINOfilNATI to...
North Bend
Lawrenceburg, la....
Aurora
Vernon
SEYMOUR
JeffersonviUe R. R.
Farmington
Langdon's....
Applegate's
Austin .■
Vienna
Summit
Henryville
Memphis a
Sellersburg
JBPPERSONV'E..
Crassing Ohio Rtv. to
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
LOUISVILLE TO
CINCINNATI.
(JBeadt^-)
14
6
4
48
15
2
7
3
4
6
4
4
4
7
9
Place
to
n>oe
From
Oiu-
Cill-
nnU.
14
20
24
72
87
89
96
99
103
109
113
117
121
128
187
138
From
Cin-
ela-
142
CINCINNATI TO LOUISVILLE.
From Oinelnnatl.
I I
CINCINNATI TO LOUISVILLE, KY., via Ohio River. (See page 116.)
CINCINNATI TO -ST. LOUIS, and intermediate places, via Ohio and
Mississippi Kivers. (See page 116.)
CINCINNATI TO PITTSBURG, and intermediate places, via the
Ohio Kiver. (See page 116.)
CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS, ^ia Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
(See page 118.) ,
477
1648
From
Loui*
villc.
192
191
178
174
167
164
154
142
126
111
97
83
68
63
45
41
36
19
From
Louii
YiUe.
CINCINNATI TO
LOUISVILLE, KY., VIA
LEXINGTON.
Crossing Ohio Eiver
from
OINOINNATI to...
Covington, Ky
Covington and Lex-
ington B, R.
Canton.
Benton
Demossville
Butler
Falmouth
Boyd's
Cyuthiana
Pgrlg
LEXINGTON*".'.!*.*.
LouisviUe and Lex-
ington X.E.
Midway
rRANKFORT
LouisviUe and Frank-
fort R. R.
Milam's
Pleasureville ...:
Emiuenoe
Smitbfield
La Orange
Baird's
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE TO
CINCINNATI.
{Read up.)
Ptaee
Fine*.
13
4
7
3
10
12
16
15
14
14
15
6
10
8
4
5
17
19
Place
to
Place.
From
Cln-
do-
iiatl.
14
•18
25
28
88
60
66
81
95
f09
124
129
139
147
151
156
173
192
From
Gin-
cId-
natl.
At Paris, the Maysville and Lex-
ington R. R. will intersect.
The Lexington <£ Big Sandy R. R.
will connect at Lexin^n ; also the
Lexington and DanvUh R.R., and
the ivcwAvtiUe and Lexington M.R.,l
and also the projected road to Knox<
ville, Tenn.
Fttnn
Hlllc
boro'.
70
47
31
27
20
4
From
HiUc
boro*.
CINCINNATI TO
HILLSBORO', OHIO.
HiUsboro* and Cin-
cinnati R. R.
OINOINNATI to...
Loveland's, Ohio
Blanchester
Westboro* .
Lynchburg
Hoagland'fl
HILLSBORO'
••••• •«••••••
HILLSBORO' TO
CINCINNATI.
(Read up.)
Placr
to
Placv.
23
16
4
7
16
4
P)ar4>
to
Place
From
Ciit •
olnU
2.3
39
43
50
60
70
From
Ciu-
CiQ.
nati.
The Cincinnati, HiUsboro^and Bel-
pre R, R. is in progress of oonstruo
tion eastward from Hillsboro', Ohio,
to Jaok8on,where it will connect with
the Route to Belpre, Ohio, and Mar
rietta. At Parkereburg, Va., on tho
opposite bank of the Ohio River from
Belpre, the Virginia North-western
R.R. (now building) will unite.
This road joins the BaUiinion-e and
Ohio R. R. at Tygart's Valley River,
forming, in connection with that
road, the direct route to Baltimore,
Maryland.
At Marietta, Ohio, the Marietta d
Wheeling R.R. will connect. This
read will run nearly parallel with
the west bank of the Ohio River to
Bridgeport, opposite Wheeling, from
which place extends the Hempjidd
R. R., uniting with the Pennsylva-
nia R. R. at Greensburg) Pa., lead*
ing to Philadelphia.
From Co
lee Route f
Prom Coi
but, See, p
Prom Co
prom Co
OiiTER, 38
CO
S
dvfky
•115
92
77
59
47
36
33
27
16
Cleve
and (
COL
Dela
Card
6ali<
Shell
Man
«
Peril
New
Cent
Mon
SAl
From
Haa-
SAN
LUM
Orfton
Central C
by the <S
ark R.2
miles.
ROUTES FROM COLUMBUS, 0.
143
ROUTES FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO,
f and Bel-
' construe-
aro', Ohio,
meet with
> and Map
a-> OD tha
liver from
th-westem
ill unite.
more and
ley River,
ith that
altimore,
Tarietta d
ct. This
llel with
River to
ng, from
Tempjield
innsylvor
'a., lead*
From CoLUAfBCs to Cinchtnati, also to Zanesvillb, and WhbbumO(
lee Route from Wheeling to Columtms and Cincinnati, page 134.
From Columbus to Clbvelamd, see Route from Cleveland to Colum
bui, &c., page 184.
From Columbus to Pittsbdro, see pa^es 125 & 126.
From Columbus to Gallipolis, 110 miles. From Coloxbos to Lam-
OAfTER, 38 miles. ,
VrOBI
Itaa-
•I15
92
77
59
47
36
33
27
16
tnm
4Mky
COLUMBUS TO
SANDUSKY.
Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati R.R.
OOLUMBUS to. . .
Delaware
Cardington
Gallon .«
Shelby
Mansfield and San'
dusky R. R.
Paris
New Haven
CentrevJIle
Monroeville to......
SANDUSKY
SANDUSKY TO CO
LUMBUS.(/i«arf«P)
Place
to
Plac«.
23
15
18
12
11
3
6
11
16
Plae*
to
PlMW.
Fron
Co-
lum-
bna.
23
38
56
68
79
82
88
99
115
From
Co-
bw.
Or flrom Columbus to Newark, via
Central Ohio R.R^ 88 miles; thence
by the &mdmky, Mansfield <£ NeW'
ark R.E.f 116 miles. Total, 149
XDiles.
From
Porta-
mo'th.
90
73
64
44
28
34
11
From
Pnrta-
mo'th.
From
Maya-
TiUa.
121
75
57
41
18
COLUMBUS TO
PORTSMOUTH.
By Stag's from
COLUMBUS to.
S. Bloomtteld
Circleville
Chillicotbb .....
Waverly
Piketon
Lucasville to
PORTSMOUTH
PORTSMOUTH TO
COLUMBUS.
(Read up.)
Plac* From
to Col'm*
Place, baa.
20
16
4
13
H
17
36
46
62
66<
79
90
Flao«! F-om
to |Ojl'm*
Place, oua.
COLUMBUS TO
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Fpom
Mayi-
Tille.
By Stage from
OOLUMBUS to.
Chilli'the (as above)
Bainbridge
Sinking Spring. ...
West Union to....
MAYSVILLE..-..
MAYSVILLE TO CO
LUMBUS.(/iM'/«P)
Place
10.
Place.
46
18
10
23
18
Place
to
Place.
Another Route from Columbus to
Cincinnati is by railroad, via London
and Xenia, Ohio, to Cincinnati, and
thence to Maysville. Ey., via ihe
Ohio River.
14t
C0LUVIBU8 TO INDIANAPOLIS.
From
Intl'n-
•polii
186
176
174
168
163
158
153
188
135
120
114
84
74
66
60
64
48
42
86
28
23
20
14
9
6
From
Iid'n-
■poli*
COLUMBUS TO
INDIANAPOLIS VIA
PIQUA^
Oolumbusj J\qua and
Indiana li. R.
OOLDiyiBUS to
Hiliiard'8, Ohio
BroDSon's
Pleasant Valley
UnlonTille
Mllford
Woodstock
URBANA
Westville
Fletcher
PIQUA
Union
Jndianapolis d BeUe-
fontaine R. R.
Winchester, la
Farmland
Smithland
Mancie
Torktown -.
Chesterfield
Anderson
Pendleton
Alfont
FortTille ,
Oakland
Laneville
Delzell's
INDIANAPOLIS...
INDIANAPOLIS TO
COLUMBUS.
{Read wp.)
ritcc
to
Piter.
10
2
6
6
5
5
15
3
15
6
30
10
8
6
6
6
6
6.
8
6
8
6
5
4
5
From
Col'm
biM.
Flaoe
to
Plaea.
10
12
18
23
28
88
48
51
66
72
102
112
120
126
132
138
144
150
158
163
166
172
177
181
186
From
Col'm
bus.
At Urbana, connects with the
Mad River and Lake Erie R.R,,
leading northward to Bellefontaine
and Sandusky, Ohio, and southward
to Cincinnati, Tia Springfield and
Xenia, Ohio.
At Piqua, connects with the Route
to Dayton, Ohio, and Cincinnati, and
also with the Dayton and Michigan
M. B^ in progress.
Union is title ppint of intersection
with the Indianapolis and BellefoA
taine R.R, This road unites wit^l
the Ohio and Ftnntylvania R.r\
extending to Pittsburg and l>hiit||
delphla.
See Rouieafrom Indianapolia.
From
Ind'n-
apolif
176
161
16')
182
108
68
62
33
COLUMBUS TO
INDIANAPOLIS VIA
DAYTON.
Place
to
Plaea,
From
Ind'n-
apolis
JTenia and Oolumr
htu R.R.
COLUMBUS to
W. Jefferson, Ohio...
London
Springfield and Co-
lumbut R, R.
Springfield
Mad River and Lake
Erie R» 22.
Dayton
Richmond, la
Cambridge City
Knightstown
INDIANAPOLIS...
INDIANAPOLIS TO
COLUMBUS.
{Read up.)
14
11
18
24
40
16
19
83
d'al
l\
Place
to
Place.
lorl
la
10
in
FN I
Cefil
iKKl
From
Mari-
etta.
126
116
110
105
101
94
86
77
76
71
68
41
21
From
Marl,
etta.
COLUMBUS TO
ZANESVULE AND
MARIETTA.
Central Ohio R.R,
OOLUMBUS to
Black Lick
Petaskalia
Summit »
Union
NEWARK
Rockdale.
Claypoole
Pleasant Yalley
Dillon's Falls
ZANESVILLS......
By Stage to
MoConnellsTille.
Waterford
MARIETTA
MARIETTA TO
COLUMBUS.
{Read up.)
Flaee
to
Place.
10
6
5
6
7
7
g
2
4
4
26
20
21
Place
to
Place.
ni«l
Mil
iwr
ID
U
n
40
49
61
65 '
85
105
p fon I
andBeiUfJ
Id unites with!
tylvania ij.jjl
Irg and l>hiia!|
iianapolia.
VIA
Place
to
Placa.
urn-
hio!!!
iCb-
14
11
• • ••• f«»
18
LIS...
8 TO
S.
.)
24
40
16
19
Col'* I
iMi,r
Place
lo
Place,
61
lor
i«
83 IK
csril
TO
o
Ptaee
to
Place.
10
6
5
7
7
2
4
4
26
20
21
ntal
C«l>i|
H
m
II
21
»\
83
40
4i
61
£5
85
105
126
Place I Ffon
to |Col>a
Place.l Im,
ROUTES FROM CLEVELAND, 0. 145
ROUTES FROM CLEVELAND, OHIO.
from Cleveland to Pitttburf, see page 125.
Fmni OiRVcland to Buffulo, and Detroit, via Lake Erie, lee Route
I ftoip Biitfhlo to Detroit and Chicago, jiage 67,08 and 69.
From Cleveland to Krie and Buflfalo, and also to Toledo, by R. R.
I MS Route nroin Buffalo to Chicago, page 68.
Ar tthtr routes^ $etfoU<neiHg pages.
from
Cla-
Mtl.
3S3
MS
Ml
935
231
^
234
820
SI7
S12
906
199
183
186
174
156
141
118
104
M
83
73
65
58
51
45
37
38
CLEVELAND TO CO
LUMBUS AND CIN-
CINNATI.
CleneVud, Columbus
end Cincinnati H.R.
CLEVELAND to.
Ruckport
Berea
Olinstead
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
Ln Grange
Pittsfleld
Wellington
Rochester.....'
New London
Greenwich
Salem
Shelby
Galion
Cardington
Delaware
OOLUMBUS
OolumbuM and Xenia
R. R.
West Jefferson ....
London
South Charleston . .
Adairville ■
Xenia
Little Miami R, R.
Spring Valley
Corwin
Oregon
Morrow ,
DeerAeld \
13
Place
to
Plac«.
7
5
3
3
4
3
4
4
3
5
6
7
6
7
12
18
15
23
14
10
11
10
8
7
7
6
8
5
Frem
Oleva.
7
12
15
18
22
25
29
33
36
41
47
54
60
67
79
97
112
135
149
159
170
180
168
195
202
208
216
221
27
23
Foster's . . .
Loveland*s
16 iGeriiiany
14
10
Milford
Plainvillc to
CINOINNATI...
Cln>
«la-
Mtt.
CINCINNATI TC CO-
LUMBUS AND
CLEVELAND.
(Read up.)
,•5
4
7
2
4
10
Flaee
10
Place
226
230
237
939
243
253
ClfT*
At Shnlby.tho Cleveland. Colum-
bus and Ciiicinr.ati R. R. intersects
with the Mansfield and Sandusky.
Passengers stopping here, may take
the railroad to Newark, and thetica
obtain conveyance to the south
and south-western parts of Ohio ;
or, they may proceed north to San-
dusky, and thence to Western Ohio,
Indiana, and the North-West.
SeS Routes f^oai Cincinuti, p. 131.
From
Whe*.
liuf.
141
133
127
121
115
109
103
93
CLEVELAND, OHICiri-
te
TO WHEELING, VA. r^
Clevetand and Pitts-
burg R. R.
CLEVELAND to.
Newburg
Bedfbrd
Macedonia
Hudson
Earlviile
Ravenna
Atwater
K
Froa
CI«T*>
land.
8
8
6
14
6
20
6
20
6
32
6
38
10
48
m
88
83
78
75
72
71
66
55
44
42
83
16
9
1
CLEVELAND TO WHEELING.
From
Vnie».
Unf.
Lima..
Alliance
Winchester
Moultrie
Baynrd
Kncliester
Hatiover
Salineville
Yellow Creek
WELLSVILLE . .
Sfmhoat on Ohio R.
STEUBENVILLE
Wellsburg, Va
Warrenton, O
Martinsville, O- •- >
WHEELING, Va.
WI1EELIN6 TO
CLEVELAND-
(Read up.)
S
5
5
3
3
I
5
11
11
2
19
7
7
8
1
riaee
Place.
53
58
63
66
69
70
75
86
97
99
118
125
132
140
141
From
Chive-
Steamhoata and railroad cars
leave Cleveland in every direction.
At Alliance a junction is formed
with the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, over ^'hich passengers
may go to Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, See.
From'Wheeling, steambrrats run
to Marietta. Portsmouth, Cincin-
nati, Louisville. St. Louis, Mem-
phis, New Orleans, and all other
places on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
From Wheeling, also, passengers
may go to places on the Baltimore
and Ohio R.R., and Central Ohio
K. R., and from Steuben ville to
Pittsburg, Pa., and Columbus, Ohio.
From
Sao*
dukkf.
112
105
100
97
94
90
87
83
79
CLEVELAND TO
SANDUSKY.
Cincinnati, Clevel'd,
&■ Columbu.t R. R.
OLEVELAND to.
Rockport
Berea
Olmstead
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
La Grange
Pittsfield
Place From
to
PlacD.
7
5
3
3
4
3
4
4
Cleve-
tond.
7
12
15
18
22
25
29
33
76
71
65
58
52
45
dv''
33
27
16
From
San-
duaky.
Wellington
Rochester
New London ■
Greenwich
Salem
Shelby
Maug/.^Sand'yR.R.
Paris
New Haven '.
Centreville
Monroeville to. ...
SANDUSKY CIT.
SANDUSKY TO
CLEVELAND.
(Read up.)
3
5
6
7
6
7
9
3
6
11
16
Place
to
Place.
36
41
47
54
GO
67
76
79
85
96
112
From
Cler»
From
Ckve.
land.
324
298
292
288
272
263
249
241
234
223
216
211
206
204
198
193
187
178
172
163
157
151
149
145
135
.132
122
118
112
108
103
09
PORTSMOUTH TO
CLEVELAND.
to
^■•••^•***
ine- )
um- >
r. .. )
By Ohio Canal.
PORTMOUTH
Jasper
Waverly
Sharonvilln
Chillicothb ...
Deer Creek
Circleville
Bloomfield
Columbus
iLockb'rn (June
tion of Colum
bus Feeder
( Columbus and
< Lancaster road
f crossing
Waterloo
Carroll
Havensport
Baltimore
Millersport (d'ep c't)
Hebron
Newark
Licking
Nasport
Frazeesburg
Dresden
Webbsport
Stillwell's Locks. .
Roscoe i . .
Newport
Evansburg
New-Comers Town
Salesbury .
Babelana . .
Trenton . . .
New Caitle
Place
to
Place.
26
6
4
16
9
14
8
7
11
5
5
2
6
5
6
6
9
6
6
2
4
10
3
10
4
6
4
5
4
Frogf
Poita
monU
26
33
36
52
CI
75
83
90
101
108
113
118
120
126
131
137
146
152
161
167
173
175
179
189
192
202
206
213
216
221
97
93
91
83
80
71
6h
66
62
44
88
85
82
24
21
13
9
Troni
bwl-
Fiom
ZtBU
141
133
127
122
116
101
05
88
82
T7
69
63
59
64
81
Froml
Ziueal
Title.
♦ Fi
Terge
CLEVELAND TO ZANESVILLE.
f4r
*A/>^'
• •
3
36
• • •
5
41
• • •
6
47
• « >
7
54
• • •
6
60
7
67
.R
• • »
9
76
• • ■
3
79
• • •
6
85
11
96
IT.
10
112
Place
Fnua
to
UleTDi
'
l>lacn.
but.
TO
l-lacT
to
Port*
I
PUc«.
monA
/.
■
: to
• • • «
S6
26
• • • •
6
33
• • • >
4
36
10
52
9
Gl
.••'«»
14
75
8
83
7
90
tic- 1
m- >
11
101
id )
''I
• • • •
• • • •
• • • •
pc't)
• • • •
• • • •
• • •
• • • •
• • • •
• • • •
• • • •
■ • •
5
5
2
6
5
6
9
6
9
6
6
2
4
10
3
10
4
6
4
5
4
108
113
118
120
126
131
137
146
152
161
167
173
175
179
189
192
202
206
213
216
23i
83S
97
93
91
83
80
71
65
(2
44
88
85
32
24
2t
13
9
From
Olere
bwl-
New Philadelphia..
Dover
JenniDg's Bridge....
Zoar
Bolivar.
Bethleh(?m
MASSILLON
Fulton
Clinton
New Portage
AKRON
Newberry
Old Portage
Peninsula
Boston
Tinker's Creek
Mill Greek Aoqued'ct
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND TO
PORTSMOUTH.
(Head up.)
mm
From
ban
141
133
127
122
116
1A7
101
06
88
82
T7
69
63
69
64
81
SO
16
Prom
Ziuw
villo.
CLEVELAND TO
ZANESVILLE.
2
4
2
8
3
9
6 I-
9
4
8
6
3
3
8
3
8
4
9
Place
to
Place,
Place
to
Place.
Clevdand and PiUg-
hurff R. R.
CLEVELAND to...
Newburg, Ohio.........
Bedford
Macedonia......
* Hudson
Clewdand, Zanesmlle
k Cincinnati R.R.
Gnyflhosrn Falls
t AKRON
New Portage
Clinton
Bristol
X OrrTille
Edinburg
Fredericksbu^
La Fayette
MlLLERSBURa.
9 Coshocton
Iloscoe
Dresden
ZANESVILLE
ZANESVILLE TO
CLEVELAND.
{Read up.)
8
6
6
7
6
6
8
6
4
6
23
1
15
15
227
231
233
241
244
253
259
268
272
280
286
289
292
300
303
311
315
234
From
Portn-
m'utb
From
C!«ve
land.
Place
to
Place
8
14
19
26
34
40
46
53
59
64
72
78
82
87
110
111
126
141
From
Cleve
land.
*From Hudson, the Route di>
Tergea to Wellsville, Ohio, Steubon-
ville and Wheeling, via Clevdand tS
WelLsville R.R. It will also inter-
sect the Clinton Line R. JR., and the
Clinton Line Extension R.R., both
of which are in progress of con*
struction.
t At Akron, Ohio, the lYanklin
and Warren R.R. will intersect.
This new road is being constructed ;
it is designed to connect, at Dayton,
with the Route to Cincinnati, via
Ashland, Mansfield, Gallon and Ur-
bana, Ohio.
:(At OiTville, connects with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R.
§ At Coshocton, connects with the
SteubenviUe and Indiana R. R.
N.B. The Cleveland, ZaneswiUe <6
Cincinnati R.R. will connect, at
Zanesville, with the Cincinnati, Wil-
mington and ZanesvUle R.R., lead-
ing to Cincinnati, and with the
Omtral Ohio R.R., to Wheeling,
Virginia.
From
Ports-
m'uUi
225
90
73
64
44
29
24
11
Frotii
PorU-
m'uth
CLEVELAND TO
PORTSMOUTH.
Clevdand, Columbus
di Cincinnati R.R.
[CLEVELAND to...
( Columbus. (See ^
/ page 146.) >
Stage Route.
S. Bloomfield
Cirdeville
Chillicothe
Waverley
Piketon
Lucasville
PORTSMOUTH...
PORTSMOUTH TO
CLEVELAND.
(Read up.)
FUcr
to
Place.
135
17
9
2C
15
5
13
11
Place
to
Place.
135
152;
161
181
196
201
214
225
From
(!l«vc
laud.
148
ROUTES FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
ROUTES FROM INDIANAPOLIS, lA.
Rkmakks.— Indianapolis, the capital of the State of Indiana, is sitnated
in the midst of a very fertile region of country, and within a few miles of
the geographical centre of the State. The position is a fc': innate one,
being directly on the great highway between the States lying east, and thooe
(titnated immediately west. Her population which, in the last few years, has
risen from 4,000 to 17,000, is still rapidly on the increase. For her pr»
«ent prosperity shd is mainly indebted to the numerous lines of railways,
with which she is now so amply proTided. Previous to the con-ttr i. <tiou
of these lines, her position was one completely inland, and cut r-l'' ;,
measuie, from other portions of the country, the old modes of oonr „■■■
being very expensive, as well as slow and tedipus. Theintroduc n
railways, however, has marked a new era in the growth and futuift j
prosperity of Indianapolis, and the West generally, and through its
means it is rising rapidly in the ccale of advancement. At the commence-
ment of the year 1855, eigM railroads, equal to a thousand miles, had been
completed, connecting the capital of Indiana witb distant parts; (iz|
others, comprising 700 miles, were under contract, And approaching com-
pletion; and two roads, of 700 miles in length, had been surveyed, and|
companies formed to construct them.
On the north-west Indianapolis is united with Lake Michigan and Chi*
cago, and through these with all the railroads of the States of Michigan,!
Illinois, and Wisconsin; and will be with \he States and Territories monl
distant, as soon as railroads shall be constructed in them. Lines also ex-[
tend to the Mississippi River, at Alton and St. Louis, and from the latter!
platib will ultimately reach the Pacific. The Ohio River, which forms the I
southern boundary of Indiana, is connected with the interior by Beverall
linos, ready there to unite with other lines in the State of Kentucky,!
which will give her access to all the Southern States, and the Gulf of Mexico, I
Several lines connect with Cincinnati, the metropolis of the West, and!
on the east with Wheeling, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Nevj
York, and on the north-east with Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany and Boston.
From Indianapolli.
INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, via Crestline. (f?ce page 128).,
INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, Tia Columbus and SteubenviUe.
(See page l24.)
INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, via Dayton and SteubenvUle. (See
page 1-24.)
INDIANAPOLIS TO WHEELING, via Piqua and Columbus. (See
page 128.)
374 j
377
335
INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, via Union. (See page 137.) .^ M
INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, via Eaton. (See page 187.).. J 137
INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI.
1#9
chigian and Ghi<
tea of Michigan, I
Territories mon|
. Lined also ex-,
1 from the latter!
vhich forms the I
terior by several I
ie of Kentucky,!
) Oulf of Mexico.1
r the West, and I
limore and New I
ay and JBoston.
Mile*.
392
374
377
835
191
137
128).
wuTille.
lie. (See
8. (See
J7.)
./«>••••••
itom
Ciu-
tin-
Btti.
m
172
VIS
158
153
148
144
187
130
123
120
116
114
111
106
94
92
From
Ciu-
Mli.
INDIANAPOIIS TO
CINCINNATI VIA
OHIO & MADISON
RIVERS.
Madison and In-
dianapolis R.R.
IND'NAFOLIS to.
Southport
Greenwood
Franklin
Amity
* Edinburg
Taylorsville
f Columbus
Elizabethtown
Scipio
QueensTille
f'North Vernon^
Yemon
Butler's
Dupont
North Madison
MADISON
Ohio River to
omonnrATi
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
(Head up.)
Ptaoe
to
Place.
From
lud'n-
apolis
7
4
10
6
6
4
7
7
'7
8
4
2
8
5
12
2
92
Place
to
Place.
7
11
21
26
31
35
42
49
66
69
63
66
68
73
85
87
179
From
Ind'n-
aUoIia
*From this point diverges the
ShdbyvUU Lateral Branch R.R.,
running to ShelbyviUe, 16 miles, at
which place it connects with the
RushviUe Lateral Branch R.R., run-
ning to Rushvillc, a distance of 20
miles. At Shelbyville, also, the
Knightttmon and ShelbyvUle R. R.
unites with the preceding ones: it
runs to Knightstown, 27 miles.
The Martinsville R.R. connects
with the Madison and Indianapolis
R.R. about throe miles north of
Edinburg, and runs thence to Mar-
tinsville, a distance of 29 miles.
t Columbus is the place of inter-
section for the JeffersnnvUle and Co-
lumbus R.R., extending from Jef-
fertiotiv'le, on the Ohio, to Columbus.
The (Humbus, Nashville and
Bhomington R.R. is also designed
to connect with the Madison and
Indianapolis R. R., at Columbus; it
extends westward team the latter
18*
place, through Nashville, to Bloom-
ington, a distance of about 40 miles.
(Steamboats leave Madison for Louis-
ville, Ky., and Cincinnati, daily.
X The Ohio and Mississippi R. R.
intersects here. Passengers can take
this Kouto to Cincinnati, Ohio, and
on the completion of the itouto,
westward to St. Louis.
See Routes from Cincinnati, p. 131,
and following pages.
From
Gin-
oin-
nati.
110
98
85
77
65
20
14
From
Cin-
ein'ti
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI VIA
GREENSBURG, lA.
Indianapolis <£ Cin-
cinnati R. R.
IND'NAFOLIS to.,
Farmersville, la.
Shelbyville
Middletown
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Ohio (& Mis^sippi RR.
North Bend, Ohio....
OmOIMSlATI
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
Flare
to
Place
12
13
8
12
45
6
14
Place
to
Place
From
Cin-
cin-
nali.
145
116
111
104
98
89
87
72
68
61
44
83
25
21
14
From
Ciii-
cln'ti.
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI VIA
SEYMOUR, lA.
Jeifersomnlle R. R.
IND'NAFOLIS to.
Bdinburg, la
Taylorsville
Columbus
Bannerville
Ro<:kford
Seymour
Ohio dMi^sippiR.R.
Vernon
llolton
Osgood
Pierceville ....
imisboro'
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
North Bcr.d
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
Place
to
Place.
30
4
7
6
9
2
15
14
7
7
11
8
4
7
14
Ti;
lacr
lo
Place.
From
Ind'n-
apolia
12
25
33
45
90
96
119
From
Ind'a-
apolia
From
iBd'n-
apolls
30
34
41
47
66
68
73
87
04
101
112
120
124
\n
145
From
Ind'n-
apollB
150
From
Cin-
cin-
nati.
239
220
210
206
203
199
194
193
189
184
182
180
169
leo
152
142
153
INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI.
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI VIA
JEFFEflS ONVILLE.
Jcffergonville R.R.
IND'NAPOLXS to
Franklin, la
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Irwin's
Columbus
VYaynesville
Bannenrille
JonesTille
Rockford
* Seymour
Farmington
Applegate's
Vienna
Henryville
Sellersburg
JEPFERSONV'B.
Ohio River to
Madison
OINOINNATI
CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
Place
to
Place.
19
10
4
3
4
5
1
4
6
2
2
11
9
8
10
9
41
92
riacf
to
Place
From
Intl'n-
apolis
2
19
29
33
86
40
45
46
50
55
57
59
70
79
87
97
106
147
239
From
Intl'n-
apolia
* The Ohio and Mississippi R. R.
intersects here, leading eastward to
Cincinnati) and westward to St.
Louis.
From
8t.
Louis.
lUinoiRtown.,
ST. LOUIS..
ST. LOUIS TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
From
St.
Lonia,
INDIANAPOLIS TO
ST. LOUIS.
(Route in proaress.)
IND'NAPOLIS to..
I Terre Haute. "^
< (See following >
( Route.) 3
* Mississippi tEAUan-
tic R.R.
Marshall, 111
Martinfiville ,
Qreenup ,
Woodbury ,
Ewingtou ,
Freemantown
Howards
Cumborland
VANDALIA
OreenviUe
Hickory Grove
Troy
Place
to
rinr«.
73
From
Ind'n-
apoli*
73
Place ( From
to jlndV
VXavK. I apolii
* The Mississippi and Atlantic
R.R. is in process of construction;
it will run to St. Louis via Vandalia,
forming an " air line."
From
8t
Louis.
271
262
257
254
252
250
246
244
242
2.38
232
227
223
214
210
208
198
194
179
170
165
162
141
116
102
P3
72
62
43
25
INDIANAPOLIS TO
ST. LOUIS VIA
TERRE HAUTE AND
ALTON.
Place
to
Plaoe,
From
Kt.
Louiii.
Terre Haute rf Rich-
mond R. R.
IND'NAPOLIS to.
Bridgeport
Plainfield
Cartersburg
North Belleville
Claysville
Morrisville
Crittenden ,
Coatsville,
Fillmore
* Green Castle
Hamerick's
Reel's Mills
Braaiil
Highland
Cloverdale
t TERRE HAUTE
Terre Haute and Al-
ton R.R.
St. Mary's
Paris
Grandview
Midway
Charleston
I {Chicago Branch )
( R. R. Junction )
Shelbyville.
I i Illinois Central I
I 11. R. Junction (
Audubon ,
IIill8boro'
Litchfield
Riink«r Hill
ALTON
Mississippi River.
ST. LOUIS
9
5
3
2
2
4
2
2
4
6
6
4
9
4
2
10
From
Ind'o.
apoUi
9
14
17
19
21
25
27
29
44
48
67
61
63
73
ST. LOUIS TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
4
15
9
5
13
11
26
13
9
21
10
19
18
25
Place
to
ritice.,
77
02
101
106
119
130
156
169
178
199
209
228
246
271
Fma
(mPa.
Vmn
Bt
Unis.
INI
T
if
IN
121
(
116
100
90
70
Ev
63
60
47
38
SO
26
23
9
1
from
ft.
J^nis.
«^/^/^ArfWWV% •
Place I From
to Ind'a-
Place.l apolii
rid Atlantic
instruction;
ia Yandalia,
I PI«ce
to
to.
JTB
iAU
ioa
tral{
Aon \
liver.
TO
US.
From
Ind'iH
BpoUl
9
5
3
2
2
4
2
2
4
6
5
4
9
4
2
10
9
14
17
19
21
25
27
29
33
39
44
4S
67
61
63
73
13
9
21
10
19
18
25
IMDIMIAP0U8 TO STJJWMS;^
5 La Fayette, P««^«^* FtWayne,
1 ViMCl
to
iPtace.
m
tnd'n<
apoll*
113
110
\
)..
168 168
156
169
178
199
209
228
246
271
Plncel From
to Unil'B
^ and Toledo, OWO. ., . x^^
Jm here. Passengers can TOJwn
tbrougU the entire »taw branches
north and 8°^**^^,^^ and Ga-
~°"'^\^"'^inTei?ecS SiS all th(
&.ru-Srfrome
5rllND'NAPOLlSto..|
From
and Miss. R-R
(See previous
Bo«*?) M 8 I 171
Salem, IJlvVW'p
Jttinoi* Centr<a M. «. ^^^ i jg^
100 JBichview g igd
95 iDuhois ^2 I 198
83 Tamaroa g 207
74 iDuquoin 1 ^g 220
eilDeSoto.... I 6 226
55 ICarhondale g 234
47 IMakanda.. ^2 1 246
35 Joneshoro 25 271
10 Villa Ridge ^q \ 231,
OAIBO
the!
From
Cairo,
CMRO
APOUS
TO INQIAN-J'lrliX
Fwm 1
Bt
I«ai»-i
J inuir»i- j„ inn-u-
{Read up- )'riace.'apo»«
N B Trom Cairo to places on the
Mit>8ls8ipplRWer: .^^g.
Ckiiro
4
77 1
15
02 ■
9
101 ■
5
106 ■
13
119 ■
11
130 1
121
115
100
90
70
63
116
131
141
161
1681
171
184
193
201
205
208
222
'J30
1 231
From I
Evansl
ville.
/ Chicago Branch 1 ■ « .
\ lUl.Junction.t jiio I 110| Catr
{ (See previous I
( Route.) •••" '
Chicago Br. oflU"
CeniralR'^- \ g
Evlngton, 111- - ! jg
Edgewood jQ
Farina 1 20
('junisti'on of Ohio 1 7
1 and Miss. R.R. 3
Sandoval 1 ^3
Carlyle 9
Breese ' 1 g
Trenton....-" I 4
Summerfiela I g
Lebanon I ^^
Caeeyvillo g
lUlnoistown-........"-!
Crnss'g Mtsstsstppt to
ST. LOUIS
Oiiro to Natchez, ifm., <*• "
Cairo to iv. Oruans, ^»"i
I Plawl From
U> lltid'n-
IVlace-laP"""
ST. 10U»8 TO
inoUnapous,
Place From
iVi li«l"n
Ipiace.'apol'*
183
174
169
160
164
162
158
156
154
150
144
139
185
126
122
120
110
INDIANAPOLIS TO
EVANSVIUE.
Terre Haute <£Rich-\
mond R-^' ,
IND'WAPOLlSto.
Bridgeport, la ,
Plainfield «
Carter8burg.... „
North BellevUle • ^
Claysville...
Morrisville.
Crittenden..
Coatsville-
Fillmore.... ^
Green Castle g
Hamerick's .
BeeVs Mills J
Brazil-— • 4
Highland ^
CloveTdale^.-.-"U^" ^^^
4
2
2
4
6
9
14
17
19
21
25
2T
29
33
89
44
48
a
€3
73
INDIANAPOLIS TO EVANSVIUE.
Terre Haute <i Evans
viOe S.R.
Salliyan ,
Carlisle
VINOENNES
Princeton
La Oranfte
EVANSVILLE..;...
EVANSVIUE TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
(Eeadup.)
25
10
21
25
8
21
PIOM
to
PUe*.
98
108
129
154
1«2
183
From
lod'n-
•poUa
N.B. EvimRTille, la, is situated
on the Mississippi Riyer. Steam-
boats running between Cincinnati
and St. Louis and New Orleans, stop
bere to reoeiye passengers.
From
Evaiu
TlUe.
179
106
81
71
60
61
87
27
20
From
Kvaiu
ViUe.
INDIANAPOLIS TO
VINCENNES AND
EVANSVILLE VIA
TERRE HAUTE.
{
Terre HatUe <£ Etch-
motiu Ji, Jc.
IND'NAPOLIS to..
Terre Haute. )
(See previous >
Route.) j
MvansvUU and Oravo-
fordsvUle R.R.
Sullivan, la
Carlisle
Emerson's
VINOENNES
Robb's
Princeton
LaGranire
EVANSVILLE...
EVANSVILLE TO
(INDIANAPOLIS.
{Read up.)
riare
to
Placfl.
73
From
Ind'n-
apolii
73
25
98
10
108
11
119
128
14
142
10
152
7
159
20
179
Pl<ite
From
to
IiMl'n-
PUW!«.
apoUi
' N.B. Steamboats stop at Evans*
▼ille, which is situated on the Ohfo
River. Passengers, therefore, can
reach anv of the towns on the Ohio
or MissWippi Rivers team th|8
place.
From
To-
lado.
199
177
169
165
164
151
145
139
135
12€w
111
105
91
75
66
67
48
40
32
26
9
Prom
To-
ledo.
INDIANAPOLIS TO
FORT WAYNE, lA.,
AND TOLEDO, 0.,
VIA PERU.
Indianapolii UTid
Pe,ru R. R.
IND'NAPOLIS to..
NoblesviUe, la
Arcadia
Buena Tista
Sharpsville
Fairfield ^
Kokomo
Cassville
Miamitown
•PERU
Wab(uh dSErie Canal
Manhattan
Lagroville
Huntingdon
FORT WATNE..
I Miami Canal (
( Junction S
Defiance
Florida
Napoleon
Damascus
Proridence
Maumee City ■
t TOLEDO
TOLEDO TO INDIAN
APOLIS. (Read up.)
Pteee
to
Place.
22
8
4
11
3
6
6
4
9
15
6
14
16
9
9
9
8
8
6
17
9
Pho-
to
Place.
FfOIQ
IndV
■poll*
84
45
48
54
60
64
94
108
124
133
142
161
159
167
173
190
199
From
Ind'n.
■polii
* Peru is situated on the Wabash
and Erie Canal. Passengers here
can reach Logansport, 18 miles, via
canal. The Indianapolis and Peru
R. R. will be extended northward,
connecting with the SotUhem Michi-
gan R.R. via Ooshen, and by the
Chicago Short Line R. R, with Chi-
cago, 111.
f At Toledo, connects with the
Routes to Cleveland and the Eastern
cities, and westward with the Route
to Chicago, and with Detroit, Mich.,
by steaiQbo^t yia Lake Erie.
rmm
IF
u
.Li
Mm.
X(
1
64
IN
64
Av
48
Zi<
42
W
40
H<
36
L
31
H
26
Tl
21
M
INDIANAPOLIS TO LA FAYETTE.
168
i2
Place
to
nace.
22
8
4
11
3
6
6
4
9
fnn
rmt
u
Ind'a.
nj-
*i>oU«
*M
92
84
22
82
80
80
84
T8
15
6
14
16
9
9
8
8
6
17
9
45
48
fi4
60
64
78
Plan-
to
Place.
94
108
124
133
142
161
159
167
173
190
199
Fran
Ind'a.
apolii
be Wabash
igerfl here
' miles, via
and Peru
or th ward,
em Michi'
ad by the
with Chi-
wlth the
le Eastern
the Route
oit, Mich.,
le.
88
18
48
88
28
18
IS
9
mm
u
itte.
INDIAr'APO' "
LA (••■ ITlc ^
CRAV»,RDSV. ..
Ttrre Haute d Rich-
mond R.R.
IND'NAFOLIS to.
Wood's MUls, la
Cloverland
Highlaad
Brazil...
Reel's Mill
Hamerick's
* Qreen Castle
N. Albany d Salem B.
Balnbridge
Ladoga
ORAWfURDSV'E
Linden
Corwia.... ....,
Raub'p, la
t LA rAYETTE...
Place
to
Plarec
LA FAYETTE TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
{Read up.)
8
2
2
4
9
4
5
10
10
10
10
5
4
9
Place
to
Place.
From
lnd'n>
apoUa
8
10
12
16
25
29
34
44
M
64
74
79
83
92
From
Ind'n-
apolia
* Railroad Route continued to
Torre Haute, la., and via the Mis-
listippi and Terra Haute R.R. to
Alton, 111.
fFrom La Fayette the Route is
continued to Michigan City, con-
necting with the Route to Chicago,
also with the Michigan /Southern aud
Michigan Central R. R's. Connects,
tlso, at La Tayette, with the Wabasfi
and Urie Canat.
Ftom
U
Pay
64
64
48
42
40
86
81
26
21
16
INDIANAPOLIS TO
.LA FAYETTE VIA
LEBANON.
La Fayette, and In-
dianapnliit R. R.
IND'NAFOLIS to
Augusta, la
Zionsville
Whitestown
Holmes .'
LEBANON
Hazelrigg
Thorntdwn
Midway
ClarksTlUe
Place
to
Place.
10
6
6
2
4
5
5
6
5
Prom
lad'ii-
apolia
10
16
22
24
28
33
38
43
48
12
8
From
La
Fay-
ette.
Baker's
Culver's
.' . ""AYETTB,
LA FAYETTE TO*
INDIANAPOLIS.
(Read, up.)
4
4
8
52
66
64
Place From
to Ind'n-
Place. apoUa
N.B. The Railroad Route is con-
tinued from La Fayette to Chicago,
and Lake Michigan, and by the
Michigan Southern and Michigan
Central R. R's., with Detroit, Cleve-
land, and the Eastern Routes.
From
Bpr'i-
tteM.
318
72
67
60
45
38
30
26
15
9
2
From
8|ir'«-
field.
INDIANAPOLIS TO
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
VIA ALTON.
Terre Haute <£ Rich
mnnd R.R.
IND'NAFOLIS to.
^ Alton, in. (See
1 Route, Ind'polis
1 to St. Louis via
( Alton, p. 150.)..
Chicago and Missis-
sippi R. R.
Monticello, 111
Brighton
Macoupin
Carliaville
Prairie Station
Girard
Auburn
Chatham
\ Gt. Western R. R. \
\ Junction J
SFEINaFIELD....
SPRINGFIELD TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
Place
to
Place.
246
6
7
15
7
8
4
11
6
7
Place
to
Place.
From
Ind'n.
apolia
246
251
258
273
280
288
292
303
309
316
318
From
Ind'n-
apolia
N. B. l^ge lines connect at the va*
rious stations betw'n Ind'napolis and
Alton. At Hillsboro*, on the Mis-
sissippi d Terre Haute R. JB., a line
connects with the Chicago <£ Missis-
sippi R.R., at Carlinsvillo.
The Chicago and Mississippi R. R.
is continued from Sprin}rficld to
Chicago, intersecting, at Blooming-
ton, 111., the Illinois Central R.R.^
extending through the State from
north to south, and connecting with
all the railroads of Illinois.
164
ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE.
Vrom
field.
216
208
202
187
.169
159
152
140
123
101
90
76
63
INDIANAPOLIS TO
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
VIA COVINGTON, lA.
Stage R(nUe.
IND'NAPOLIS to..
Clermont, la.
Brownsburg
Jamestown
CrawfordsTille....
Waynetown
Hillsboro'
COVINGTON...
Danville, 111
Homer
Urbana
North Bend
Monticello
FIRM
From
to
Illd'O-
Plwe
■polii
8
8
6
14
15
29
18
47
10
57
7
64
12
76
17
93
22
116
11
126
14
140
13
153
89
27
17
14
11
7
Frnm
8pr'g>
flaU.
Decatur
Great Western R. B.
Long Point
Zanesville ,
Mechanicsburg
Dawson's
JameRtown
SFRINariELD....
SPRINGFIELD TO
INDIANAPOLIS.
{Bead up.)
24
12
10
8
8
4
7
Place
to
riao«,
177
1S9
199
202
205
209
216
Fmn
Ind'if
apollt
From Springfield, the Ot. Weitem
B. B. is continued to Naples, 111., via
Jacksonvillo. This road is in pro<
gresa to the Mississippi River.
LOUISVi:
• Ciucinnat
Wheeling.
BALTIMi
ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE. KY.
From LoiiisTille.
LOUISVILLE TO CINCINNATI, OHIO, via Ohio River ^
LOUISVILLE TO WHEELINiS, V A., Tia Ohio River
LOUISVILLE TO PITTSBURG, PA., via Ohio River ;
LOUISVILLE TO ST. LOUIS, MO., via Ohio River
LO UISVILLE TO MEMPHIS, TENN., via Ohio River
LOUISVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS, via Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
LOUISVILLE TO BALTIMORE, via Ohio River, Wheeling, and the
Baltimore and Ohio R. U
LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO, via New Albany and Salem R.R. (See
Pat,'e84.)
LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO, via Indianapolis. (See page 84.)
LOUISVILLfTO MADISON, lA., via Ohio River
Mllei.
133
516
610
663
634
1415
896
345
321
ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE. '
165
24
177
12
189
10
199
8
202
3
205
4
209
7
216
— —
Place
From
to
Ind'n.
Place.
apollt
Louisville to lialtimorey hy Railroad.
Ot. Western
es, Ill.,T4a
ia in pro*
iver.
Mile*.
!••••
133
>••••
516
• •••
610
—
....
563
• •••
634
irs.
1415
896
ice
• ••
345
• ••
321
• ••
41
LOUISVILLE to
*Ciucinnati, via JefTerROUTillo and Seymour, la....
Wheeling. Va., via Circleville and Zanesville, Ohio.
BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Oliio R. U
- — . ■ LouisviUe to Baltimore, via Ohio and Pennsylvania i?. M.
LODISVILLB to
dodnnati, via J«ffersonvilIe and Seymour, la.
Columbus, Ohio
Mttsburg, via Crestline, Ohio
IlarriNburp:, Pa, via PennsylTania B.R
BALTIMORE, via Yorlt, Pa
LouisviUe to PhUaddphia, via Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE to
PittHburj?, via Ohio River
PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R. R.
LoiusvUie to PhUaddphiay hy Railroad.
LOUISVILLE to
Cincinnaf via Jeffersonville and Seymour, la.
PittAburfT, via Columbus and Crestline, Ohio....,
PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvanila R.R....
LouisviUe to New York, via Philadelphia.
LOUISVILLE to
Philadelphia, by Railroad. (See preceding Route.).
NEW YORK
Louisville to New York, via Cleveland and Dunkirk.
LOUISVILLE to
Cincinnati, via Jeffersonville and Seymour^ la..
Cleveland, Ohio, via Columbus
Dunkirk, N.Y., via Erie, Pa
NEW YORK, via N. Y .and Erie R. R
LouisviUe to New York, via Buffalo and Albany.
LOUISVILLE to
Dunkirk. (See preceding Route.}.
Buflfalo, N.Y
Albany, NY
NEW YORK
rinrn to
Place.
109
249
380
109
185
182
247
83
Milca.
510
353
109
367
353
829
87
109
255
142
460
506
41
298
145
109
358
738
109
204
476
723
806
610
963
109
476
829
829
916
109
304
506
966
506
547
845
090
• Or, from Louisville to Cincinnati via Lexington and Covington, Ky.,
191 miles.
166
LOUISVILLE TO LEXINGTON.
LouUviUe to BotUm, via Buffalo and Albany,
LOUISVILLE to
Albany. (See preceding Route.).
BOSTON, via Western R. R
iMuisviUe to Boston, via Philaddphia and New York.
LOUISVILLE to
Philadelphia. (See preceding Routes, page 166.).
New York
BOSTON, via New Hayen, Hartford, &e
LouisvilU to Boston, via Indiana, Michigan and Canada.
LQXnSVILLB to
Michigan City, via Indianapolis and La Fayette, la
Detroit, via Michigan Central R. R
Niagara Suspension Bridge, via Canada Western R. R.
Albany, via N.Y. Central R.R
BOSTON, via Western R.R
LouisvOle to Harrodtburg Springs, Ky.
LOUISVILLE to
Frankfort, via Louisville and Frankfort R.R.
HARRODSBURG SFRINQS, by stage
Plarato
riaca.
0^
845
200
829
87
236
267
228
230
805
200
68
80
Miln.
916
1162
267
496
726
1030
1230
68
98
Vrom
Cov
iDKt'n
191
174
a61
153
148
144
136
128
123
108
94
81
67
61
66
61
39
LOUISVILLE TO
LEXINGTON & COV-
INGTON, KY.
LouisviUe and Lest-
ingtnn R. R.
LOUISVILLE to..
Baird's
La Orange
Smithfield
Eminence
Pleasureville
Bagdad
Milhm's
FRANKFORT
Midway
♦LEXINGTON, Ky
OomngUm and LtX'
ington R.R.
Paris
Cyntbiana
Garrett's
Robinson's
Boyd's
Falmouth
Place
From
to
Louis
Place.
vllle
17
17
13
30
8
38
6
43
4
47
8
55
8
63
6
68
15
83
14
97
13
110
14
124
6
130
5
135
5
140
12
152
29
23
19
16
13
6
From
Cov-
ing t'n
Butler.
Clarkson
Benton
Canton
New Philadelphia....
De CburRey
OOVING*rON.
COVINGTON TO
LOUISVILLE.
{Read up.)
10
6
4
3
8
7
6
Place
to
Place.
162
168
172
176
178
186
191
From
Lnuii
viUe:
N. B. Covington is situated on the
Ohio River, directly opposite to Cia-
cinnati, Ohio.
* Lexington and Danville R.R.
connects here. A route has been
commenced between Lexington and
Nashville, Tenn. Also, one in pro-
gress to Maysville^ Ky., and another
to Catletsburg. The latter will form
a link in the great Route connect-
ing w}th Richmond and Norfolk,
Virginia.
70
Pal
65
Cla
NJ
From
Huh-
TiUe.
LOUISVILLE TO NASHVILLE.
167
llarato
Tlaca.
MilN.
8 178
From
Lnuii
Place. Tillt
lated on the
ssite to CiD-
ivUle R.R.
B has been
ington and
Jne in pro-
nd another
•r will form
te connect-
li Norfolk,
<ttk.
m
Du-
fUh.
LOUISVILLE TO
DANVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE to..
( Lexington. (See )
f preced'g Route.) j
Lex'gton & Danville It
DANVILLE, Ky....
DANVILLE TO
LOUISVILLE.
{Head up.)
to
Plan
97
25
Place
to
Place.
Tllir.
627
401
470
465
421
896
884
848
827
281
270
247
841
218
201
161
131
100
70
65
LOUISVILLE, KYm TO
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
VIA OHIO ft CUM-
BERLAND RIVERS.
Via Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE to...
New Albany, la
Brandenburg, Ky
Leavenworth, la
Fredonia, la
CloTersport, Ky
Lewisport, Ky
RQokport,Ia
Qreen Riyer, Ky
BTanflTllle, la.
Hendersonville, Ky..
Wabash River, la
Shawnedtown, 111
Oavo-in Rock, 111
Elizabeth, 111
Qoloonda,,- la..*
I Mouth of Cumber- \
f land River j"
Eddyvllle, Ky
Canton...
Dover......
Palmyrar
Clarksville, Tenn..;,
NASHVILLE
From
Sub-
Tille.
NASHVILLE TO
LOUISVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Fiaca.
8
86
21
5
44
25
12
36
9
12
46
11
23
6
23
17
60
20
31
SO
16
65
Place
to
Place
From
Leula
Till*.
97
122
From
From
Louie
villa.
8
89
60
65
109
184
146
182
191
203
249
260
283
312
329
379
399
480
460
476
530
From
Louie
?ille.
From Nashville, Tenn., extends a
line of Railroads, connecting with
Charleston, 8.C., and Savannah, Oa.;
from e»eh of these places steamships
connect the Routes with New 'rork
foid Philadelphia.
14
A Railroad ia now in progreM to
unite Louisville, Ky., with Nastk*
vilie, Tenn.
From
Maah-
▼lU.'.
172
161
151
129
108
100
85
77
G3
43
29
20
7
LOOISVILLE TO
NASHVILLE, TENN.
From
Naah-
ville.
From
Co-
Inra-
bua.
161
147
133
117
97
77
70
60
48
28
8
From
Co-
lorn-
bua.
By St'gefrom
LOUISVILLE to.
Saliiia
West Point
Elizabethtown . . . .
Leesville
Muinfordsville
Prewett's Knob....
Three Porks
Bowling Green...
Franklin
Muliey's, Tenn....
Tyree Springs
Pleasant Hill to...
NASHVILLE....
NASHVILLE TO
LOUISVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Fluce.
From
Lout*,
vilie.
BOWLING GREEN
TO COLUMBUS, KY.
Bij Staarefrom
«B'L'G GREEN to
South Union ....
Russell viile
BIkton
HOPKIKSVILLB...
Cadiz
Canton
Aurora..
Wadesboro'
Mayfield
Milbiirn to
OOLUMBUS...
COLUMBUS TO
BOWLING GREEN.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Bowl>
ing
Greea
14
14
16
20
20
7
10
12
20
20
8
Place
to
Place.
14
28
44
64
84
01
101
113
133
153
161
From
Bowl
ing
* From Bowling Green to Louis,
ville, see previous route.
168
ROUTES FROM LEXINGTON, KY.
ROUTES FROM LEXING-
TON, KY.
From LxxiNOTON to Cincinnati and
LouisviLLB, page 142. From Lexing-
ton to Klchiuond, 25 miles.
From
May*
61
53
4U
38
S4
12
4
From
M»)r»'
From
Maah*
ville.
soo
1U4
17(5
1(J6
148
130
113
lOU
96
83
71
57
26
16
7
From
Maah-
Tillo.
LEXINGTON TO
MAYSVILLE, KY.
LEXINGTON to.
Moreland
Paris
Millersburg
Lower Blue Lick..
May's Lick
Washinirtnn to....
MAYSVILLE....
MAYSVILLE TO
LEXINGTON.
(Head up.)
PUc«
to
Pl>c«.
8
7
8
14
12
8
4
PlaM
to
PiBca.
From
Ux-
ln|-
tou.
8
15
23
37
49
57
61
From
Lex-
inc
ton.
LEXINGTON TO
NASHVilLE, TENN.
By Sfa/re from
LEXINGTON to.
Pekin
Harrodsbdro
Perry ville
Lebanon ^. .
Campbellsville
Greensbtirg
Monroe
Blue Springs
Glasgow
Cedar Spring.
Scottsville
Gallatin
Hendersnnville . . . .
I'ieasant Hill to. ...
NASHVILLE....
NASHVILLE TO LEX-
INGTON. (Read up.)
PlBca
to
Place.
12
18
10
18
18
12
12
10
13
12
14
31
10
9
7
Place
to
Place.
From
Ing.
ton.
12
30
40
58
76
88
100
110
123
135
149
180
190
199
206
From
Lex>
Inn-
ton.
From
Knox-
Tille.
304
192
LEXINGTON TO
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Bv Slagr.from
LEXINGTON to,
NicholasTille
Place
to
Place.
12
From
Ux-
ing-
ton.
12
187 Bryantsville
177 Danville
107 Stamrord
145 |Mt. Vernon
12ii London
113 Lynn Camp
101 fiurboursville
85 Ciiinborland Ford.
70 Cumberland Gap.
58 Tazewell, Tenn..
53 Sycamore
43 Bean's Station ... .
33 Rutledge
19 Blair's Cross Roads
10 Acadeinia to....,
KNOXVILLE..,
From
KnoX'
TillO.
KNOXVILLE TO LEX-
INGTON. (Read up.)
5
10
10
28
19
13
12
16
15
12
5
10
10
14
9
10
Place
to
Place.
From
C'iii-
oln'tl.
94
81
67
66
39
29
23
14
1
From
Cm-
eiu'ti.
LEXINGTON TO
CINCINNATI.
(hv'gton & Lfx^gton li
LEXINGTON
I'Hria
Cynthiana
Robinson's
Falmouth
Butler
Clarkson
New Philadelphia....
tlovinpton
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI TO
LEXINGTON.
Pilot
to
Place.
13
14
11
17
10
6
9
13
1
Place
to
Place.
17
27
37
59
78
91
103
119
m
14(i
151
1()1
171
185
194
204
Froii
Ux.
loa.
Kroti
Lrxf.
too.
ROUTES FROM FRANK-
FORT, KY.
From Frankfort to Cincinnati,
yia Covington and Lexington Jt.R.
(See page 142.)
From Frankfort to Louisvnii
and LEXiNaxoN. (See Route from
Louisville to Cincinnati, page 156.)
From Frankfort to Harrossbcbo,
80 miles.
From Frankfort to Nashviux,
via Louisville. To Louisville, 68
miles. LouisYille to Nashville, see
page 157.
From Frankfort to Soirr8it, Kj*,
Tia Harrodsborg, is 92 mUos.
Otn-
138
»4
81
07
89
1
rnm
Cla-
da-
wtl.
frwi
FF
Mall-
•N.
N
g^M^
1
iM)
FR-
41
Chrj
V
New
17
Can]
n
Bed
1
Mil
80
93
94
mm
Madl-
From
Lex'i.
tna.
by]
ROUTES FROM SPRINGFIELD, III.
IM
LfiROCSBURO,
VIM
Obf
•hill.
138
SI
07
turn
Cli>
da-
Mil.
FRANKFORT, KY.,
TO CINCINNATI.
Lexiriffton <£ Frank'
flirt K. R.
FRANKFORT to..
Lexlnt;ton> Ky
Covington and Lex-
ington R. R.
Paris
Cyntbiana
Falmouth
CoTinfrton
OINOINNATI
CINCINNATI TO
FRANKFORT.
(Read up.)
Fi«m
Madl-
56
41
S7
17
11
1
FhHn
MmU-
FRANKFORT TO
MADISON, lA.
By Stage from
FRANKFORT to
Chrlfitlausburg
New Castle
Gam pbvllsburg
Bedford
Milton
MADISON, la
MADISON TO
FRANKFORT.
{Read up.)
Place
to
riae*.
29
18
14
28
88
1
Place
to
Pine*.
Place
to
Plao^.
15
14
10
6
10
From
Fr'nk-
fort.
20
42
66
84
122
123
Prom
Fr'iik-
fort.
From
Fr'nk
fort.
15
29
39
45
Place
to
Prom
Fr'nk-
fort.
Or flrom Frankfort to Louisville,
lijr Railroad, 68 miles ; thence by the
Ohio River to Madison, 41 miles;
total, 109 miles.
ROUTES FROM SPRING-
FIELD, ILL.
From Sprinopield to Indunapo-
U8, via Covington, 216 miles. (See
page 154.)
From SPMNQPnxD to Indianapo-
lis, via Alton and Terre Haute, 318,
miles. (See page 153.)
From Springfield to Chicago, via
Bloomington, 188 miles. (See Houte
fh>m Chicago to Springfinldi Alton
•Qd St LoiUfl, page 81.)
.' 'om
.luln-
cy.
103
94
87
78
70
58
49
89
29
15
From
Unin*
oy.
From
Van-
dalia.
102
95
91
88
85
79
75
63
From
Van-
dalia.
From
Alton,
72
63
57
42
84
27
SPRINGFIE'O TO
QUINCY, ILL.
Oreat Western R. R.
SPRIN(3-Fi£LD to
Schu'^r
Berlin
Franklin .,
Jacksonvill c
Mor :?vn
Na),is
JBtj Stage to
tiriggsville
Beverly
Liberty
QUINOT
QUINCY TO
SPRINGFIELD.
{Read up.)
nut
to
Plnuc.
9
I
9
8
1:5
10
10
14
15
Plate
to
Ilaee
Frrtm
Sp'ui-
field.
9
16
25
33
45
U
64
74
88
103
From
Bp'nf
Held.
SPRINGFIELD TO
VANDALIA.
Great Western R. R.
SPRINGFIELD to
Jamcsto'wn, 111
Dawson's
Mechanic&burg
Lanesville
Illiopolis
Loni; Point
DEOATUR
Illinois Central R. R.
VANDALIA
VANDALIA TO
SPRINGFIELD.
(Read up.)
Pkce
to
Place.
7
4
3
8
6
4
12
63
Place
to
Place.
From
Splili-
floM.
7
n
14
17
23
27
89
102
From
Sp'ng-
lleld.
SPRINGFIELD TO
ALTON, ILL.
Chicago and Missis-
sippi R. R.
SPRINGFIELD to
Chatham
Auburn
Prairie Station
Carlinsville
Mccoupia i
Place
to
Place.
9
6
15
8
7
From
Sp'ni-
fleld.
9
15
30
38
leo
SPRINGFIELD TO FORT MADISON.
«/SA.-SArfS4^
12
5
From
Alton.
Brighton ....
Monticello to
*ALTON...
ALTON TO SPRING
FIELD, {headup^
15
7
5
riace
to
Place.
60
67
72
From
Sp'ng-
* From Alton to St. Louis, Mo.,
by steamboat on Mississippi River,
is 23 miles.
From
Fort
SPRINGFIELD TO
*J,1'-F0RTWADIS0N,IA.
161
128
106
93
89
81
67
61
56
53
48
30
12
11
FroiD
Fort
Madi-
From
Bur-
I'gton.
64
58
51
39
24
Vram
Bar-
By Railroad from
SPAINariELD to
Jacksonvillb...
By Stage to
Virginia
Beardstown
Frederickville ...
ROSHVILLB (
Camden
Huntsville
Pulaski
Augusta
Plymouth
Carthage
Naovoo
Montrose, lo., to.
FORT MADISON
FORT MADISON TO
SPRINGFIELD.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place
33
22
13
4
8
14
6
5
3
5
18
18
1
11
PlM«
to
Place.
SPRINGFIELD TO
BURLINGTON, 10.
SFRINaF'ELD to
Rushviiie (see )
previous route) |
Littleton
Doddsville
Macomb
Bedford , . . .
ShokaJ^an to
BURUNaXON . .
Place
to
Place.
80
6
7
12
15
15
9
BURLINGTON TO
SPRINGFIELD.
(Read up.)
18
Place
to
PlaM-.
From
Si,rl'g.
tteia.
33
55
68
72
80
94
100
105
108
113
131
149
150
161
From
Spri'g-
field.
From
•prit
Held.
80
86
93
105
120
135
144
From
•priVj-
fleM.
SPRINGFIELD TC
PEORIA, ILL.
SFRINaF'ELD to
Middletown ....<..
Oelavan
Tremont
Groveland to
PEORIA
Vr PEORIA TO SPRING'
FIELD. (Read up.)
ria.
Place
to
Place.
20
25
12
5
9
Place
10
Place
.'•^
Aeic
leU.
20
4S
57
62
71
fnni
flfki;
From
Oqua'-
ka.
PEORIA TO
OQUAWKA, ILL.
78
57
43
37
32
18
By Staff e from
FEORIA to
Ciiarleston
Trenton
Knoxvillb
Galesburg
Monmouth to....
♦OQUAWKA...
j;['a"f.OQUAWKATOPEO-
*•• I RIA. i^iead up.)
Place
to
Place.
21
14
6
5
14
18
From
Pea.
rli.
21
3i
41
4«
60
78
Place
to
Ptace.
Fron I
P«o.
ria.
* Stages leave Oquawka for Bur>
lington. la, 15 miles; connecting
there with lines running to Keo-
kuk, and other parts of Iowa.
From
Chi-
eago.
161
114
100
98
84
61
40
From
Chi-
08(0
PEORIA, ILL. TO
CHICAGO. ILL.
Peoria dBur'u Val.R
PEORIA to
( June, of Chict^ 1
\ & Rock Isl'd R. i
ChPgo diRock MdR.
Peru....
La Salle
Ottawa
Morris
Jollet
OHIOAGO
CHICAGO TO PEO-
RIA. (Read up.)
flnce
to
Place.
47
From
Peo-
ria.
47
14
61
2
6.3
14
77
28
100
21
121
40
161
Pla<!0
From
to
l>eo>
Place.
ria.
From Peru passengers may reach |
Chirago via Aurora.
Another Ecute from Peoria is via I
the lUiuois Hiver aud CanaL
ROUTES FROM IOWA CITY.
»/»^><w^^
Tr
iDto
I « • • •
t • • • •
» • • •
Place
to
Place.
20
25
12
5
9
vp.) P|^«
20
45
57
62
71
Prnn
arw:
LL.
tm
Place
to
Place.
PEO-
ip.)
21
14
6
S
14
18
Place
to
Place.
FroB
Vto.
rii.
SI
35
41
48
60
78
Fron I
Peo-
ria.
uawkafor Bur.
les; connecting
nning to Keo-|
B of Iowa.
(en may reach
n Peoria is Tia I
ICwxaL
't' PEORIA TO QUIN-
CYJIL.
137
130
113
102
87
70
54
45
38
87
15
fnn
ttnia*
V-
ria(«
to
Place.
By Stage /ram
PEORIA to
Tivoli
Farmington
Canton
Lewistown
Astoria
ROSHVILLB
Ripley
Aft. Sterling
Clayton
Columbus to
QUINOY
QUINCY TO PEO-
RIA. (Read up.)
17
7
11
15
17
16
7
11
12
15
Froni
Peo-
ria.
17
24
35
50
67
83
02
9U
110
122
137
Ftaoe
to
ruce.
From
P«o-
rta.
TO
LL.
flace
to
Place.
Kroia
Peo.
ria.
igO'
R. f
?dE.
47
14
2
14
28
21
40
47
61
63
77
100
121
161
EO-
P.)
Plaia
to
Plar«.
From
Peo.
lia.
from
Knox-
fllle.
106
02
82
79
65
53
37
19
9
Fr«m
QUINCY TO KNOX*
VILLE, ILL
By Stage from
QUINOY to
M eiidon
Woodville
Chili
Carthage. i
Fountain Green...
Macomb....
Woodstock
Hartford to.
KN0Z7ILLE . . . .
K.O.. KNOXYILLE TO
Tiue. QUINCY. (Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
14
10
3
14
12
16
18
10
9
Pteee
to
Place.
From
4aiu-
•jr.
14
24
27
41
53
69
87
97
106
From
cy.
From Q,uinc3r to Keokuk, lo., 35
miles. Btages run fronii Keokuk
to Burlington, lo. ; and from Bur-
lington to Oquawka, Northern Illi-
nois, and Iowa.
Brom
Daoa-
tar.
94
84
72
NAPLES, ILL., TO
DECATUR.
Oreat Western R.B.
(Illinoit.)
NAPLES, 111
Mortran
JAOKSONYILLS..
14* '
Place
to
Place.
From
Na-
ples.
10
12
10
22
64
55
39
25
22
12
From
Deca-
tnr.
Franklin
Berlin
SPRINGFIELD..
MechanioBburg
Lanesville
Long Point
DEOATUR
DECATUR TO
NAPLES.
{Read up.)
8
9
16
14
8
10
12
Place
to
Place
161
30
39
65
69
72
82
94
From
Na-
idea.
ROUTES FROIM IOWA CITY.
From
Bap.
ling-
ton.
88
76
56
43
32
25
20
From
Bar^
ling-
ton.
IOWA CITY TO
BURLINGTON.
By Stage from
lOWAOITYto...
West Liberty....
Muscatine
Grand View....*..
Wapello
Florence
Yellow Springs to. .
BURLINGTON . .
BURLINGTON TO
IOWA CITY.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
12
20
13
11
7
5
20
Place
to
Plaoe.
From
Rock
bl'nd.
74
62
43
32
25
20
8
3
From
Berk
bl'ad.
IOWA CITY TO DA-
VENPORT AND
ROCK ISLAND.
By Sta ge fr om
lOWAOlTYto...
West Liberty
Overman's Ferry..
Muscatine
Wyoming
MontpeSier.
Rockingham
Davenport to
ROOK ISL'Dj
(by ferry) j
ROCK ISLAND TO
IOWA CITY,
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
12
19
11
7
5
12
5
Ftoce
to
Ptac*.
From
Iowa
City.
12
33
45
56
63
68
88
From
lows
Clt^.
From
lowm
atr.
13
31
43
49
54
6S
71
74
Ftmb
OHf.
162
ROUTES FROM BURLINGTON, 10/
From
K«o-
kuk.
IOWA CITY TO
KEOKUK.
Fl>c«
to
Place.
From
Iowa
Oity.
128
96
71
47
37
30
By Stage from
lOWAOITYto...
Washington
Fairfield
Kcosauque
Bentonsport
Fartninffton to....
KTiOTCTTK
32
25
24
10
7-
30
32
57
81
91
98
128
"From
Keo-
kuk.
KeOKUK TO IOWA
CITY. (Rtadup.)
Place
lo
Place.
From
Iowa
City.
From
M'sca-
tine.
IOWA CITY TO
MUSCATINE.
Place
to
Place.
From
Iowa
Citr.
34
20
11
Bif Stage from
lOWAOlTKto...
West Liberty
Overman's Perry to
♦MUSCATINE...
14
9
11
Place
to
Place.
14
23
34
From
M'aco-
Uiio.
MUSCATINE TO
IOWA CITY.
(Read up.)
From
Iowa
City.
* From Muscatine, on the Missis-
sippi, passengers may reach St.
Louis, S2l miles, or any of the
glaoAs situated on the Mississippi
Ivor, either up or down that
vtream, by gteamhocU.
From
Una-
to
City.
326
323
318
304
299
281
262
260
From
Oma-
ha 0*y
ROCK ISLAND. ILL..
TO OMAHA CITY,
NEBR/.SKA TER.
i^gf. Route.
ROOE ISLAND to
Davenport, Iowa....
Rockin(t;ham
Montpelier
Wyoming..
-Muscatine.
Overman's Perry....
West Liberty
Iowa City
OMAHA OITT...
OMAHA CITY TO
ROCK ISLAND.
riiicc
to
Place.
8
6
14
6
7
11
19
12
260
Flace
to
Place.
From
Bock
Ul'od.
4
3
8
22
27
34
46
64
76
326
From
Rock
lallMl.
ROUTES FROM BURLING-
TON, iO
From Burlington to [owa City,
60 miles.
From
D'ven.
port.
82
67
58
51
42
28
From
D'ven>
port.
BURLINGTON TO
DAVENPORT, 10.
Bjf Stage from
BURLINGTON to
Yellow Springs....
Florence
Wapello
Grandview
Muscatine to
DAVENPORT ...
DAVENPORT TO
BURLINGTON;
(Read up.)
From
Do-
bui|ue.
75
53
33
20
12
From
Du-
boque
DAVEiPORT TO
DUBUQUE. 10.
By Stage from
♦DAVENPORT to
De Witt
Maquokety
Andrew
La Mntt to
DUBUQUE.....
DUBUQUE TO DA-
VENPORT.
Place
to
Place.
15
9
7
9
14
28
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
22
20
7
14
12
Place
to
Place.
From
Bur.
line*
tou.
15
24
31
40
54
82
Froia
Bar*
line
tou.
From
port.
22
42
49
63
75
From
D'ven.
pork
* From Davenport, passengers
may reach Dubuque, by steavtboat,
on the Mississippi River, distance
102 miles.
From
Keo-
kuk.
45
35
24
12
From
Kee-
k«k.
BURLINGTON TO
KEOKUK, 10.
By i^tage from
BURLmaTON to
Augusta
Fort Madison...
Montrose to
e:^oeue
KEOKUK TO BUR
l\HQJQH,{Readup.)
Place
to
Plaee.
10
11
13
12
Plaee
to
PIMM.
From
Bni«
ling*
ton.
9
10
21
33
45
From
Bur-
Uuif
ST.
LOU
ST.
LOl
Alb
ST.
LOL
Alb
ST.
LOl
del
ST. 101
ST.
LOl
lad
ST
LO
bu
ST
. LO
Pe
ROUTES FROM ST. LOUIS, MO.
163
lURLINQ.
Iowa City,
FUct
to
Fron
Bur.
'
Plane
line*
tou.
to
• •
15
15
• •
24
• •
7
3i
t •
9
40
• •
14
54
• •
28
82
Place
to
FroB
Bar.
Place.
tou.
PlDRe
From
to
U'vei
Place.
port.
to
, ^
22
22
, ,
20
42
• •
7
49
• •
14
63
• •
12
75
^-
Place
From
to
D'ven.
Place.
porL
paesengen
y steamboat^
fer, distance
to
Place
to
PUe«.
10
11
13
12
From
Bot<
ling*
toa.
10
21
33
45
fttm
(Ma-
106
88
78
70
55
32
16
Tttm
•l-:Jt-
BURLINGTON TO |pi»h>
to
OSKALOOSAJO. puc
By Stage from
BURLINaXON to
Hartford
Mt. Pleasant
Rome
Fairfield
Otumwa
Eddysville to
OSEALOOSA....
OSKALOOSA TO
BURLINGTON.
{Read up.)
18
10
8
15
23
16
16
Place
to
Place
From
Bur.
ling-
toa.
18
38
36
51
74
90
106
From
Bor.
ling.
ton.
From
Pro-
ria.
93
78
60
46
41
35
31
From
Peo-
rU.
BURLINGTON, IO.,|pi.c
TO PEORIA, ILL. pi!^.
By ^tajfe from
BXTRLnfaTON to
Oquawica
Monmouth
Galesburg
Knoxvillb
Trenton
Charleston to....
FEORIA
PEORIA TO BUR-
LINGTON.
{HeaU up.)
15
18
14
5
6
14
21
Place
to
Fluce.
Froiu
rvr-
ling*
ton.
15
33
47
52
58
72
93
From
Baiw
linn.
i«a*
ROUTES FROM ST. LDUIS MO.
From St Lotiifl.
- - .........
ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, MASS.| ▼!& Chirac, Detroit and Canada.
ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, Tia Chicago, Cleyelatid, Buffalo and
Albany
ST. LDUIS TO BOSTON, via Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo and
Albany
ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Phila-
delphia
ST. LOUIS TO NEW YORK, via Chicago, Cleveland and Dunkirk..
ST. LOUIS TO NEW YORK, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Phi-
ladelphia
ST. LOUIS TO PHILADELPHIA, via Chicago, Cleveland and Pitts-
burg
ST. LOUIS TO PHILADELPHIA, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and
Pennsylvania K.K
ST. LO0IS TO BALTIMORE, via Missinsippi and Ohio Rivers,
WheeUng, and Battimora and Ohio R.R
1320
1266
1306
1242
1005
1132
lOOS
164
ROUTES FROM ST. LOUIS, MO.
ST. LOUIS TO BALTIMORE, (R. R. Routa in progrewi), via Cincin-
nati, Parkersburg, Virginia North- Western R.R., and Balti-
more and Ohio R.R
ST. LOUIS TO FALLS- OF ST. ANTHONY, and intermediate places,
via Mississippi River. (See page 117.)..
ST. LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS, «nd intermediate places, via Mis-
sissippi River. (See page 120.)
ST. LOUIS TO LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI, and intermediate
places, via Ohio River. (See page 117.) ■,
ST. LOUIS TO WHEELING AND PITTSBURG, via Ohio River. (See
?reviouS Route to (Mncinnai, and Route from Cincinnati^
ittsburg, page 116.)
ST LOUIS TO SPRINGFIELD AND CHICAGO, ILL., via Blooming-
ton. (See page 81.)
ST. LOUIS TO PEORIA AND CHICAGO, Wa Illinois River. (See
page 79.)
ST. LOUIS TO CHICAGO, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R., and Chi-
cago Branch R.R. (S6e page 82.) „ .,
ST. LOUIS TO INUIANAPOLiSi via Ohio and Mississippi R.R., Chi-
cago Branch R. R., and Mississippi and Terre Haute R.R. (See
page 151.)
ST. LOUIS TO IMDIANAPOLIS, via Alton and Terre Haute. (See
p^feieo.) :
ST. LOUIS TO INDIANAPOLIS, via Mississippi and Atlantie R.R.
{In progrets.)
ST. LOUIS TO CINCINNATI, via Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
(See page 140.) .'
ST. LOUIS TO CINCINNATI, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R. (in
progress.) (See pi^ 141.).
N. B. For other Routes from St. Louis, see following pi^s.
896
1201
1174
285
413
307
231
271
381
Prom
JeTn
City.
1»"
120
108
94
82
72
48
ST. LOUIS TO lEF-
FERSON CITY, MO.
8T. LOUIS to.,
Roek Hill
Manchester
Fot Creek
Fort WUliam
Union «...
Adamsbarg
Place
to
Place.
8
12
14
12
10
24
Prain
St.
tionia.
20
34
46
66
80
84
18
10
From
JelPn
City.
Mt. Sterling.
Lynn... ,
Lisle
JBPP'SON CITY-
JEFFERSON CITY TO
ST. LOUIS.
14
16
8
10
Place
to
Place.
94
no
118
128
Fron
St.
Loul*.
The Pacific R. R. is in process of
oonstruotiim ftom St Louis to JefFei^
«oa (2ity| from th«noe to the yrm^n
lioiindary o
nad will, a
one of the li
the Atlantic
Ittm
UM*.
]63
148
143
134
117
107
95
39
fn
12
fnm
lade-
pen-
JEFFE
TO
DEM
jJEFF
Marioi
Manit(
Midwi
Boone'
La Mi
Arrow
Marsh
Mouni
Lexini
Wellir
Porto
ITTDE
INDEP
JEFFE
("
From
Jelfer-
•OB
OKy.
132
Hi
81
7.4
47
82
11
1
ST. U
FERSC
iL
By
ST. I
ST,Cli
Hicko
Warn
Danvi
FOLT<
New]
Hiber
JEFI
Fnm JEFF
**"• TO
aea I •"
City- I (
Jtfef- ST. U
City.
LEA
3S3
SIS
ST. ]
)Ful
\ Yi
JEFFERSON CITY TO INDEPENDENCE.
166
icin-
alti-
896
ices,
802
Mia-
1201
Uate
^eer
Udlo
im
ling-
285
(See
413
Chi-
307
ill
231
(See
271
R.R.
joUb.
(In
381
• ••
14
U
• ••
16
110
• ••
8
118
r..
10
128
•ft
Pi»t*
From
" to
St.
Plaee.
Lonit.
process of
lis to JefTei^
the irt/tHenx
boandary of Mimonri. This Bail-
nad will, at n-} distant day, form
on« of the links which are to unite
the AUantio and Padflc coasts.
163
148
J43
134
117
107
85
81
57
39
13
tnrn
bda-
fiin-
By Stage from
JEFF'SON 0. to.
Marion
Maniteau
Midway
Booneville
La Mine
Arrow Hock
Marshall
Mount Hope
Lexington
Weljinj^ton
Fort Osage to-.^^.
mDEFEND'NOE
From
Jelfer-
132
Hi
81
74
47
82
11
1
Vran
Mkr-
■on
Citr
JEFFERSON CITY
TO INDEPEN-
DENCE, MO.
riM«
to
Flac«.
INDEPENDENCE TO
JEFFERSON CITY.
{^Read up.)
ST, lOUIS TO JEF-
FERSON CITY, VIA
ST. CHARLES.
By Stagefrom
ST, LOXTIS to....
St, Charles.......
Hickory Grove
War ronton
Danville
FOLTON
NewBloomfield....
Hibernia to
JBPP'SON CITY
JEFFERSON CITY
TO ST. lOUIS.
{Read up.)
Mb^ ST. LOUIS TO FORT
Citf.
323
S13
LEAVENWORTH.
By Stagefrom
8T. LOinS to....
Fulton (see prt- )
viouB mute). . \
12 ♦
15
5
9
17
10
12
14
24
18
12
15
12
Plaea
to
Plac«.
Plus*
to
Place.
21
30
7
27
25
11
10
1
PlM*
to
riacd
Plao«
to
Flaoe.
From
Jttkv
•oa
City.
15
20
29
46
56
.68
82
106
124
136
151
163
From
Jettet'
■on
c«r.
From
St.
Louia.
21
SI
58
85
110
121
131
132
Fre«
St.
Louia.
From
at.
Lonia.
110
110
I"
201
189
176
162
150
133
122
loa
72
42
17
8
Millersburg
Columbia
Rocheport
Fayette
Glasgow
Keytesville
Brunswick
Carrollton
Richmond
Liberty
Platte City
Weston to.......i
(FORT LEA-)
t VEirWORTH I
Fort
L'ren-
w'rth.
From
Fort
Lea-
v«n-
w'ftb.
690
687
680
676
673
651
605
598
576
566
545
536
520
510
406
486
471
429
379
361
348
330
315
303
265
256
196
183
FORT LEAVEN-
WORTH TO ST.
LOUIS. (Read up.)
ST. LOUIS, MO., TO
FORT LEAVEN-
WORTH AND
COUNCIL BLUFF.
By Steamboat from
ST. LOUIS to. . . .
Cabris Island
Chouteau's Lsland.
Mouth of Wood R.
Missouri River...
St. Charles
Newport
Pinckney...
Mouth of Gas-
conade River..
Portland
Mouth of Osage R
Jefferson Citt.*
Marion
Nashville..
Rocheport
Booneville
Arrow Rock
455|g Chariton
Mouth of Grand R.
Lexington
Blayton
Fort Osage
Liberty
Mouth of Kansas R
M'th of Little Platte
FoBT Lbavenw'th
Weston
St. Joseph.
Nodaway R
12 |12d
12 134
13
14
12
17
11
23
28
30
25
9
8
Place
. to
Place.
147
161
173
190
201
223
251
281
306
315
323
From
St.
Louia.
Place
to
Plaea.
3
7
5
3
33
46
7
21
10
21
9
10
10
14
10
15
16
26
50
18
13
18
15
13
38
9
00
14
From
St.
Louifc
3
10
15
18
40
86
93
114
124
145
154
170
180
194
204
219
235
361
311
329
343
360
375
387
435
434
494
50ft
I6ff
ST. LOUIS TO CALEDONIA.
From
Gala-
doaia.
78
T.i
69
64
56
49
36
30
26
17
11
Ftom
Calif
doaUu
Vram
Little
Book
365
287
265
250
245
287
210
188
173
158
136
190
Wolf River
6t. Neinahaw R...
Nishnabatona R...
Weeping Water R.
Fair Sun island....
Lower Oven Island
Upper Oven Island.
Five-Barrel Island.
Platte River
\ Believue Trad- )
i inff-house to. . {
OOUNOIL BL'F.
16
18
25
12
16
12
4
12
15
13
40
524
542
5t>7
579
595
607
611
623
^38
650
690
COUNCIL BLUFF TO
• ST. LOUIS.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Bt
Loola.
ST. LOUIS TO CA
LEODNIA, MO.
By Stage from
ST. LOUIS to....
Carondelet
Jefferson Barracks.
Oakville
Sulphur Springs....
Clifton
Hillsboro*
Linnville ••••
Glenfinlas
Old Mines
POTOSl to
CALEDONIA . . . .
CALEDONIA TO ST.
LOUIS. (Read up.)
Place
to
Place
5
4
5
8
7
13
6
4
9
6
11
Place
to
Place.
From
St.
Loaia.
14
22
29
42
48
52
61
67
78
From
St
Louie.
ST. LOUIS TO LIT-
TLE ROCK, ARK.
By Staff e from
ST. LOUIS to....
{ Caledonia (see |
I previous route) |
Farmington
La Motte L'd Mines
Fredericktown ....
Cedar Creek
Grdenville ^
Cane Creek
Marti nsburg
Hicks* Ferry,. Ark..
Poeationtat.
Jackson.
Plaoe
to
Place
78
32
15
5
18
17
32
16
14
33
10
From
St.
Lout*.
ma
100
115
I'JO
138
155
177
193
307
329
239
111
101
91
55
30
' Front
Little
Rook.
Smithville....
Sulphur Spring....
Batesville
Searcy
Oakland Grove to. .
*LITTLB ROOK.
LITTLE ROCK TQ
ST. LOUIS.
(Read up.)
15
10
10
36
25
30
Place
to
Place.
354
264
274
310
335
Fron
at.
Loutib
* The preceding route is given
for the benefit of those whose busj.
ness or pleasure would take them
to any of the intermediate towns,
The most available and cheapest
route between St. Louis and Little
Rock, is by steamboat from the for.
mer place to the mouth of the Ar«
kansas, and thence, up that stream,
to Little Rock.
^pT ST. LOUIS TO PAL
myra MYRA, MO.
131
no
86
75
65
56
43
30
22
12
From
Pal-
myra.
By Stage from
ST. LOUIS to....
St. Charles
Flint mil
Troy
Auburn
Prairieville.
Bowling Green....
Frankford
New London
Hannibal to.
PALMYRA
PALMYRA TO ST.
LOUIS. (Read up.)
From
Bur-
I'gton.
Ill
93
79
68
43
31
20
From
Bnr-
I'Ctoa.
PALMYRA TO BUR-
LINGTON, 10.
By Stage from
PALMYRA to...
La Grange
Monticello
Winchester. ......
St. Franclsville...
Montrose, lo
Ft. Madison to...
BURLINaTON .
lURLINQTON TO
PALMYRA.
{Read up.)
Pl-^ce
to
Place.
21
24
II
10
9
13
13
8
10
12
Place
to
Place.
Plaee
to
Plaee
18
14
11
25
12
11
20
PiKe
to
Place.
FroB
St.
Lonii,
21
45
5G
m
75
88
101
109
119
131
Froia
Bt.
Lonia
Fron
Pal*
rayrL
18
32
43
(58
80
91
111
From
Pak.
mm I
fIWi
s
•aw-
SH
•»•
liwn*
J. 1 ■
150
ST.
149
II
1 (
135
Bell
110
Plef
90
Nas
79
Mt.
49
Fra
38
Gal
14
Eqii
7
Cyp
SH.
mm
•kaw-
SH
■M*
1
KWtt.
rmm
LI
Vipo-
Iroa
N/
■
824
LI*
134
Pin
114
Ric
lUO
No*
65
Arl
38
W<
*N
1
From
NA
Mapo-
Iwu.
I t • • •
• • t t
» • • • •
■ • • t
to..
|>0E.
TO
15
10
10
36
25
30
Placfl
to
Place.
854
264
274
310
33S
3()5
Fron
St.
route is given
>se whose busi-
uld take them
iiediate towns,
and cheapest
ouis and Little
It from the for.
outh of the Ar*
up that stream,
PAL-
Pl-^ce
to
Plaee.
21
24
11
10
it
13
8
10
12
Place
to
Place.
From
St.
tm
9. ...
n....
21
45
50
m
75
88
101
109
119
131
ST.
up.)
Froa
Lonia.
BUR-
Plaee
to
PUee
18
14
11
25
12
11
30
From
Pal*
myn.
3« • • •
J...
N ..
18
32
43
(58
80
91
111
TO
«
Plaee
to
From
Pak.
»7tk
ST. LOUIS TO SHAWNEETOWN.
IflT
new-
WW.
150
149
135
110
99
79
49
»
14
7
BtaW'
HWu.
ST. LOUIS TO
SHAWNEETOWN,
ILL.
ST. LOUIS to ... .
) Illinoistown, )
\ (by ferry).... J
By Stage to
Belleville
Pleasant Grove....
Nashville
Mt. Hawkins
Frankfort
Gallatin
Equality
Cy press vi lie to...-.
SHA'NEETOWN
SHAWNEETOWN
TO ST. LOUIS.
(Read up.)
Plaee
to
Place.
1
14
25
11
20
.30
17
18
7
7
FlBce
to
Plaee.
Vrom
St.
Louia.
1
15
40
51
71
101
118
130
143
150
From
St.
liouia.
Passenjfers may go between St.
Louis and Shawneetown.by ateam-
ioat, via the Ohio and Mississippi
Bivers.
ROUTES FROM LITTLE
ROCK, ARK.
Ffnin
Vafo.
kOB
m
134
114
lUO
65
»
ffrom
Kapo-
kou.
LITTLE ROCK TO
NAPOLEON, ARK.
Bff Slflffe from
LITTLE ROOK to
Pine Bluff.
Richland
Nccatoo •*.
Arkansas Post . .
Wellington to...
'^NAPOLEON....
NAPOLEON TO LIT
TLE ROCK.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
90
20
14
35
33
32
Place
to
Plaea.
From
Little
Bock.
00
iiO
124
159
192
224
From
Little
Bock.
do BO, as ateambuatt pass up and
down that river several times daily.
Fr-rni
Hel«-
01
06
53
43
15
From
Hele-
na.
LITTLE ROCK TO
HELENA, ARK.
By Stage from
LITTLE ROOK to
Big Prairie
Rock Roe
Lawrenceville...
Lick Creek to...
^HELENA... .
HELENA TO LITTLE
ROCK. (Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
25
13
10
28
15
Place
to
Place.
From
LitUa
Bock.
* Helena, Ark., is one of the
stopping- places for the steamboatfl
which run up and down the Missis*
sippi.
From
Hot
Sp'nga
53
38
29
20
12
'From
Hot
Sp'uga
LITTLE ROCK TO
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Place
to
Plare.
By Stage from
LIT'LE ROCK to
Collegeville
Caldwellton
Owensville
Whittington to. ■..
HOT SPRINQS. .
HOT SPRINGS TO
LITTLE ROCK.
(Read up.)
From
Fulion
* Napoleon is situated at the
&outh of the Arkansas River ; pas-
iengers wishing to go thence to
lAaCM on the Mississippi Kiver, can
133
118
109
8t
69
62
50
38
14
From
Filton
LITTLE ROCK TO
FULTON, ARK.
By Stage from
LIT'LE ROOK to
Collegeville
Benton...
Rockport
Bayou du Roche.
Raymond
Greenville
Antoine.
Washington to..
FULTON
FULTON TO LITTLE
ROCK. (Read up.)
15
9
9
8
12
Place
to
Place.
From
LitUe
Bock.
Place
to
Place.
From
Little
Bock.
15
24
46
64
71
83
95
no
133
From
LilUa
16t
ROUTES FROM BALTIMORE, MD.
pert.
966
147
131
115
08
90
VniD
fort.
LITTLE ROCK TO
8HREVEP0RT, LA.
PlM* rram
to Iliui*
ruM.. nock.
By Stag* from
LITTLE ROOK to
Washington,
(Me previous
route)
pring Hill
Lewisville
Conway
Walnut Rill to....
SHBEVEFOBT . .
I
SHREVEPORT TO
UTTLE ROCK.
{Rend up.)
fron
Mem-
155
130
90
40
10
1
frrai
Mem.
LnrTLE ROCK TO
MEMPHIS, TENN.
By Stage from
LIT%B ROOK to
Big Prairie
Clarendon
St. FVanciP
Marion
Mississippi Riv'r to
MESlEPHIS
MEMPHIS TO LIT-
TLE ROCK.
{R$ad up)
119
16
16
17
8
90
PtaMM
to
PUm.
to
Ploc*.
S5
40
50
30
9
1
Place
lo
PUkce.
119
135
151
168
176
266
Fiom
Little
Book.
Vrom
Little
Hook.
25
65
115
145
154
155
From
Little
Keck.
Pasaengera inay go between Lit.
tie Rock and MempTiis byst§ambwii^
as follows : down the .Arkansas to
its mouth, about 300 miles. thenc«
up the Misaisaippi to Memphis, 177
miles. Total, 477 miles.
From
Fort
Oib>
230
185
179
153
147
131
121
109
95
82
72
67
40
From
Fort
Qib-
LITTLE ROCK TO
FORT GIBSON,
IND. TER.
By Stage from
LIT^LE ROOK to
Lewisbuig
Ft. Remove ...;...
Dwiffht
Scotia
Clarksville
Horsebead
Ozark
Pleasant Hill
Cotocton
Van Buren
Fort Smith
Kidron to
FORT GIBSON. .
FORT GIBSON TO
LITTLE ROCK.
{Read up.)
PUre
te
Piece.
45
6
26
6
16
10
12
14
13
10
5
27
40
Piece
to
Pleee.
Froa
Utik
45
51
77
83
99
109
121
135
148
158
163
190
230
From
Little
Bock.
During seasons of high water in
the Arkansas, a ateamboai runt
from Little Rock to Fort Gibwm.
^A^M^>ArfV»^^i^/S/%^^iA^Ai^/VV^^*»^^rf^^»^^J»^W^%*»<^^^^^ -rf^^y
ROUTES FROM BALTIMORE. MOi
Tks feiUMring are reutee diverging from Baltimere; the trm»»U$r wtfl
r^if^r to eiuh reitptcttve/y as may be required.
^^M^»»^^^*^'^^S^^^^M^^^^^/»/S»^^/^i^.^Ki^^*^
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE RAaROAD.-/>«po<
in treeident St. This route leads to Havjo de Grace, Wilmington, and
Piuladelphia. See page 89.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO nkMai^-Ikp(a Ctmden SUOion. This route
leads to Frederick, Md., Uarper's Fernr, Cumberland, Pittsburg, Wheeling,
and the West, From Harper's Ferry lo Winchester, ya.> aod uie Ylrgbiia
Springs. See pagea ITl and 172.
HACKNEY-COACH FARES.
IMf
:o b«;tween Lit.
iiu by ataambtiaL
tie Jirkanaaa to
)0 iiiilea, tiienca
o Memphis, 177
niles.
TO
on
E to
Plare rroa
•• UtUi
)JSt..
SK.
I
45
6
36
6
16
10
J9
14
13
10
5
27
40
Ptaire
to
PkM.
4S
51
77
83
99
109
121
13S
148
158
163
190
230
Trom
LlttU
Bock.
rhigh water in
ttambotti rum
Fort Gibaon.
trmvtOtt miO
mington, and
m. This route
i ttu) Virginia
I WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.-^'epof Ctimden Utalim. This loata
MMf to Washington, Fredericksburir. Richmond, and the South. Also
I lb the Virginia Sprinijs, via Gordonsville. Ttna Jinnapotia Bruneh
H. R, runs to Annapolis, the capital of Maryland. See page 00, and
f^Upwing pages.
.^ I BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD-i:>«po< corner ,f Calvert
^^ ■ tMd Franklin Streets. This route leads to York, Pa., Harrisburg, Pittr
iHirg, and to places on the Pennsylvania R. R. Also from York to Co-
liiqibia, Lancaster and Philadelphia. See page 172.
STEAMBOATS run A-om Baltimore to Pinny Point, and up the Poto-
mac to Acquia Creek Landing, connecting tiiere with the railroad route
to the South.
Also, from Baltimore to Norfolk, Va., and up James River to Rich-
mond, connecting there with the railroad route running north to Fre-
dericksburg, and eoutk to Petersburg, Weldon, Ace.
Also, from Richmond to the Virginia Springs, Natural Bridge, &e.
HACKNEY COACH FARES IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
1. Steamboat and Railroad DepcOM.— -From any steamboat lacding or
niiroad depot, to any hotel or private residence within the limits of the
city, for a single passenger, 50 cents. If two or more, each, 37^ bents.
Aad for each trunk, box, or bag, of sufficient size to be strapped on, ISI
cents. No charge for small parcels put in the carriage.
3. Th any Steamboat or Railroad Depot.— The same fyre and charge for
Inggage, with an addition of 50 cents for the carriage wlien only sent
fw from the stable.
3. City.— Within the fbllowing limits, assuming Calvert street as the
cisntre of the city, and extending east totDanal street, west to Green
street, south to Great Montgomery street, and north to Biddie street, for
a single passenger, 37| cents. If two or more, each, 35 cents. If beyond
these limits, hnd anywhere within the city boundary, 12^ cents addi-
tional for each passenger.
4. 71ts«.— For the use of a hackney-coach by the hour, $1 00, and at
the same rate for all fractions of an hour, but no oherge for any time
less than a quarter of an hour.
5. Evening and J^ght—For hacks taken from the stand to any part
of the city, as follows: from Ist May to 30th September inclusive, after
8 o'clock, p. M., 75 cents for a single passenger; if more than one, 50
cents each : a like sum for returning. From 1st October to 30th April,
inclusive, after 7 o'clock, p. m., the same. JVb charge for baggage.
6. Exchange and FelCa Point.— From South Gay street to any part of
Pell's Point, not fhrther east than Washington street, 25 cents, and 25
cents back for each passenger.
General Rules.— 1. An additional allowance of 35 cents for the car-
riafieonly, when sent for flt>m the stand. 3. Children over ten years,
half-price ; no charge under that age. 3. Stopping 15 mi nutes, or leaving
the carriage, to make a new charge. 4. All cases not provided fixr in
these rvles, left to agreement of the parties.
16
170
TABLE or DISTANCES, FARES, &o.
!
A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, fco., FROM
BALTIMORE TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
PLACES IN THE UNION.
The following table will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, nni
time occupied, iu travelling from Baltimore to the most promineut
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate of
fares when travelling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Kivers, as those
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can beob>
tained under the circumstances, and will, no d(>ubt, be found near enough
to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is that which
is actually occupied in parsing from one point to another; the detentions
between each route are not taken into consideration, as these the tra*
Teller must determine for himself. The distances are generally given by
the shortest routes.
Names of Dacei.
BALTIMORE to ANxVApoms, Md.
u
u
u
u
M
M
M
«
M
U
u
it
M
it
«
«
U
U
«
U
«
M
Boston, via New Haven
Buffalo, via Williamsport and Elmira.
Cbarlestox, S. C, via Wilmington and
Manchester B.K
Chicvoo, via Pittsburg and Cleveland...
Chicaqo, via Wheeling and Cleveland...
Chicago, via Wheel'g and Indianapolis
Chicago, via Wheeling, Ohio River, and
Madison and Indianapolis, la
Cincinnati, via Wheel'g and Zanesville
Cincinnati, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv
Cincinnati, via Pittsburg and Crestline
Cleveland, Ohio, via Pittsburg
Cleveland, Ohio, via Wheeling
Columbus, Ohio, via WheelingjYa., and
Zanesville, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio, via Harrisburg, Pitts-
burc and Crestline
Elmira, N.Y,, via Harrisburg, Pa ,
Frederick, Md
Harper's Fesrt, Va ,
Harrisburo, Pa
Indianapous, via Pittsburg and Belle-
fontaine
Indianapolis, via Wheel'g and Zani\sv'e
Indianapolis, via Wheeling, Ohio River,
and Madison and Indianapolis R. R.,
Louisville, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv
Memphis, via Wheeling and Ohio Kiver
Mobile, Ala., via Wilmington, N.C
Montgomery, Ala, via Wilmington, N.C
Newark, 0., via Wheel'g and Zanesv'e
New Orleans., via Wilmington, N.C..
New Orleans, via Wheeling, and Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers
Nsw York, via Philadelphia
Mllea.
420
402
602
824
878
941
1061
629
763
697
469
523
521
577
2Vl
62
82
83
738
785
942
896
1630
1239
1042
413
1405
Houn
2311 176
184
1
19i
20
35
39
42
46
65
25
50
27
23
26
26
27
12
3
4
4
35
35
64
58
111
104
64i
17
122
9*
Fire.
$ 60
11 (IU
12 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
22 75
2125
14 00
1100
16 00
11 00
12 00
12 50
13 00
7 50
2 50
3 25
300
17 60
16 50
17 60
12 00
23 50
46 00
36 00
9 50
51 00
28 60
6 00
BALTlMOi
«
(•
«
((
«
u
<(
M
«
<(
«l
U
u
u
u
u
u
M
<{
U
U
U
From Bal'
From Bal
A?., see the i
RAH
From
Whe'-
DUMB
uw 1
W
Bait.
380
BALI
371
♦Wasli
365
Bllicoi
359
Eiysvi
356
Putne
, 348
Sykes
342
Wood
m
Mnui>
330
Monn
3-26
[jams
321
tFREI
310
P(jjnt
SOS
279
Marti
276
Hedgi
258
Hang
S46
Doe
828
iPaw
TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, fto.
171
IfamM of PlacM.
BALTIMORE to Niagara Falls, via Williamport and
Elmira
" Norfolk, via Chesapeake Bay ,
*• Norfolk, via Kichm'd and Weldon, N.O.
" p£TER8D(JR0, Va., Via Richmond ,
" Philadelphia
" Pittsburg, via Harrisburg, Pa ,
u Pittsburg, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv.
" PoTTsviLLK, via Dauphin and Sub. R.R
" Richmond, Va., via Washington
** RocHEiiiER, via Williamsp't and Elmira
'* 8t. Louis, via Pittsb'g and Indianapolis
" Bt. Louis, via Wheeling, and Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers
** St. Louis, via Virginia N.Westem R. B.
and Cincinnati. (In progress.)
" Virginia Springs, via Harper's Ferry..
« Virginia Springs, via Alexandria and
Staunton, by R.R. and stage
** IWashington, D.C ,
« Weldon, N.C, via Richmond ,
« Wheeuno, via Harrisb'g and Pittsburg
** W^HEEUNG,Va.,via Baltim'e and Ohio R.
" WiLUAMSPORT, Pa., via Uarrisburg
" WiNOHRSTER, Va =,
« York, Pa
** ZANESvn.T.K, Ohio, via Wheeling, Va....
MIlM.
Hoara
Far*.
416
20i
12 00
196
17
6 00
837
20
12 26
108
9i
6 25
97
6
$3 00
330
12
00
474
40
10 00
162
7*
4 60
171
8
6 25
346
17
10 00
099
41
27 UO
1450
Oft
24 60
806
••«•••
316
52
13 25
295
25
12 25
•Lf)
2
1 26
287
12*
25
424
2o
50
380
15
8 60
169
8
6 00
124
6i
5 80
67
8
1 60
430
18
10 25
From Baltimore to Philadelphia, see page 80.
From Baltimore to Washington, Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans^
Ifi., see the several Routes from page 90 to C3 inclusive.
From
Whe'.
m
BALTIMORE TO
CUMBERLAND AND
WHEELING.
Bait. Sjr Ohio R. R.
380 BALTIMORE to.
371 * Washington Juno ..
365 Ellicott'8 Mills....
359 Elysville
356 Putney's Bridge...
348 Sykesvilte
342 Woodbine..
336 Mount Airy
330 Monrovia...
3*26 Ijamsville
321 fFREDBRIC JUNC
310 P(iint of Rocks...
oflo (^hArfer's
^^ I FERRY, VA.
279 IVIartinsburg:....
276 Hedgeville Depot
258 H ANCocK, Md ....
246 Doe Gulley Tunnel
828 iPaw Pa wr Tunnel..
Place
to
Place
9
6
6
3
8
6
6
6
4
5
11
12
19
3
18
18
12
From
BaJti-
more.
9
15
21
24
32
38
44
50
54
59
70
82
101
104
122
140
I 152
202
189
179
174
172
157
148
126
118
112
106
98
76
68
52
42
.35
39
27
10
CUMBERLAND .
Rawlins' Station..
New Creek
Piedmont
Bloomington
Altamont <
Oakland
Knwiesbiirg.... ...
Tiinnelton
Simpson's
Thornton
Fetterman
Fairmount
Farmington
(Tlovers Gap
Littleton
Bellton
Welling Tunnel...
Cameron >
Moundsville to....
WHEELING
From
Whe'.
ling
WHEELING TO BAL
TIMORE. {Headup.)
26
13
10
5
2
15
9
22
8
6
6
8
22
8
16
10
7
6
2
17
10
Pl<ica
to
Place.
178
191
201
20G
208
223
232
254
262
208
274
282
304
312
328
'3.38
345
351
353
370
380
From
Baltt.
mora
172
BALTIMORE TO HARRI8BURG.
* PMMngen for Waiihington can
■top at Washiogton Juno., and take
tbe cara thence direct to that city.
f Paascngera for Frederick, Md-,
atop here and take the hranch road
running to that place, 3 miles.
I PabsengerH for Winchester, Va.,
and the Virginia Springs, stop here.
The tVinehttter R, R. diverges from
this point. See route from Oalti.
more to Winchester and the Vir.
ginia Springs, page 173.
See Routes flroin Wheeling, page
Rbmarks.— This great work, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is at
last completed, and now taps the Ohio River at Wheeling, Va. At the
latter place will be found steamers equal to any on ttie western waters,
ready to continue tlie line to Cincinnati and Louisville. At Louigviije
this line again connecta with the Mall Lines of steamers to St. Louia,
Memphis, New Orleans, and, in fact, with all the important places on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
A very important connection with tbe Baltimore and Ohio R. R. ii
■bout to be made by the conatruction of the Virginia Jforth' Western
R. R. This branch will leave the main road at a point near Clarkaburg,
Va., and extend nearly in a straight line to theOhioat Parkersbiirg,
From Belpre, O., on the opposite side of the river, another road will he
constructed, so as to form a direct route to Cincinnati, and thence by
another road, in progress, to St. Louis, via Vinoennes. When these seve-
rul lines are completed, there will be nt<)arly an <* air line" route betwe«Q
Baltimore and St. Louis, thus forming the shortest and most direct route
from tidewater to the AUasissippL
From
JIar.
f »•
b«r|.
83
80
77
70
67
65
60
56
S4
49
47
45
41
36
BALTIMORE TO
YORK AND HARRIS-
BURG.
BaUim.Sf Sunq. R. R.
BALTIMORE to.
Woodbury
Washington Foc'ry
Texas
Ashland
Westerman's
Mnnktoti Mills...*
Whitehall
Parkton
Freeland'8>
Summit
Ybrk (f> Md. R.R.
Strasburg
Heathcote'g
Brnyser's
riaM
to
Place.
rrom
BalU>
mora.
3
3
3
6
7
13
3
10
2
18
5
23
4
27
2
29
5
34
2
30
38
42
47
C s^ ^* ^A^£^. ^^
26
From
Har-
ria-
baif.
♦YORK
York StCamVd R.R,
HABRISBURO . .
HARRISBUR6 TO
BALTIMORE.
{Rtad up.)
10
26
Place
to
Place.
57
83
From
Haiti,
morfc
* Route flrom York to Columbia,
Lancaster and Philadelphia, sea
page 93.
P'om Harrisbnrg to Pittsburg,
via Penn. Central R. R., see Route
from Baltimore to Pittsburg, p. 173.
From Harrisburg to Chambers,
burg, Pa., by railroad^ 56 miles.
342
m
2S3
2S0
325
320
310
905
IW
187
176
161
182
117
78
06
61
68
63
41
81
Pllta-
tari.
From 01
Anna-
pelli.
39
30
BALTIMORE TO PITTSBURG.
m
injfi, Mop here,
.diverge! from
te from Bniti.
•and the Vir.
173.
Vheeling, page
Railroad, ig at
5. Va. At the
e«tern waters,
At Louisville
I to St. Louj,^
tant places on
Ohio R. R. ii
Nbrth' tVesttrn
ar ClarkabvTff,
I Paritersbiirij.
!r road will be
ind thence by
len these 8av9-
route between
It direct route
e • • •
i.R.
a..
10
96
57
83
TO
1
Pteoe
to
Place.
From
Boiru
raott.
to Columbia,
adelphia, see
to Pittsburg,
R., see Route
>burg, p. 173.
o Cbatnbers.
>4 SO milei.
bwi-
So"
847
342
217
283
230
225
220
^5
m
m
190
187
176
161
182
117
78
66
61
68
(3
41
81
BALTIMORE TO
PITTSBURG,
VIA PENN'A R.R.
BALTIMORE to...
r ilarrisburg. Pa.]
< (See previous >
I Route.) )
Penruj/lvania R. R.
Rockville, Pa
Cove
Duneannon
Aqueduct
Belly's-.
Newport
Millerstown
Thompsontown
Mexico
MiflBin.
LBWISTOWN
McVeytown
* HUNTINGDON.
Tyrone
Altoona
Johnstown
Florence
Lockport..
Bolivar
f Blairsville June
Latrobe
t Greensburg
PITTSBURG
Pilte-
>B|.
Plaee
to
riac*.
FreiB
more.
PITTSBURG TO
BALTIMORE.
{^Read up.)
83
6
6
4
8
6
5
6
6
6
6
12
11
25
19
16
89
12
5
8
6
lii
10
81
Place
to
Place
83
88
03
97
100
106
110
116
120
126
131
143
164
179
198
213
262
264
272
277
289
299
830
From
Balti-
more.
* The Huntingdon and Broad Top
B. R. connects here.
fThe North-western, wad CleveUmd
md Mahoning R. R^s. will connect
here.
X The Hemjifidd R. R. will unite
the JPanmylvania R.R. with the
Ohio River, at Wheeling, Pa.
TH.B. See Routes from Pittsburg,
page 116, and following pages. ,
From
Anna-
inllt.
39
30
BALTIMORE TO AN-
NAPOLIS, MD.
Baltim. ^ Ohio R.R.
BALTIMORE to.
Relay House
16 •
Place
to
Place.
9
From
Balti-
more.
9
39
34
31
17
11
From
4nna-
polia.
From
White
.Bui.
phur,
.315
333
333
311
196
191
178
173
163
157
149
142
134
123
115
109
98
85
70
61
55
41
36
tVtuhingt.Br.R.R.
Elkridge Landing..
Jessup'sCut
Annapolis Junction
Annapolis Br, R.R
Patuxent Forge....
Miilersville to
ANNAPOLIS . . . ■
ANNAPOLISTOBAL
TIMORE. {R«ad up.)
1
5
3
4
6
11
Place
to
Place.
10
15
18
39
28
SO
From
Biatl-
more.
BALTIMORE TO
WINCHESTER, VA.,
AND VIRGINIA
SPRINGS.
Baltim.^ Ohio R.R.
BALTIMORE to.
J Harper'r F*RT, (
) (see page 171.) S
Wine. g( Potom.RR.
Charlestown
Wade's Depot
Stuphenson'a D'p.to
WINCHESTER. .
By Stage to
Middletown
Strasburg
Woodstock
Edinburg
Mount Jackson....
New Market
Spartapolis
Harrisonburg
Mt. Crawford
Mt. Sidney
Staunton
Jenning'sGap
Deerfield
Cloverdale
Green Valley
Warm Springs-...
Hot Springs to.. .
( WHITE SUL- \
PHUR SPR'S {
From VIRGINIA SPRINGS
"^Tl TO BALTIMORE.
pJ>ur. {Read up.)
Place
to
Platte.
83
10
12
15
5
13
5
11
5
8
7
8
11
8
6
11
13
15
9
6
14
5
36
Place
to
Plaee.
From
Balti-
moi*.
83
93
104
119
124
137
142
153
158
166
173
181
193
200
20ft
217
230
245
254
260
274
279
315
From
Haiti,
mora
See Virginia Springs, (descrip*
tion of.)
174
BALTIMORE TO VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
From
Vir-
gini>
Bpr'gii
295
277
275
274
270
267
265
262
255
218
234
231
229
221
207
197
186
169
160
153
143
189
132
129
109
85
70
61
55
41
86
From
Vir-
Spr'itt
BALTIMORE TO
VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
VIA ORANGE O.H.
••«••«••••«•••
WashtTUjion Branch.
BALTIMORE to..
Annapolis Junction
Savage Factory
Laurel Factory ,
White Oak Bottom...
Beltsville .
Point Branch
Bladensbur^.
WASH'GTON, D.C
Alexandria, Ya
Orange and Jlexani^
dria B, R.
Burke's
Fairfax
Sangster's
Manassas
Warrenton Junction
Rappahannock
Culpepper's C. H
ORANGE 0. H ,
Oordonsville ,
Virginia Control R.
Cobham
Sh^well... ,
OHARLOTTSV'E.
Woodville
Mechnms River
Waynesboro'
STAUNTON
By Stage.
Jenning's Gap
Deerfield
Cloverdale
Green Valley
Warm Springs
Hot Springs
f WHITE SUL-1
1 PHUR SP'GS ]■
.Flaw
to
Plao*.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS
TO BALTIMORE.
(Read up.)
18
2
1
4
3
2
8
14
3
2
8
14
10
11
17
9
' 7
10
.4r
7
3
20
11
18
15
9
6
14
5
36
From
Balti-
mors-
18
20
21
25
28
SO
33
40
47
61.
64
.66.
74
88
98
109
126
135
142
152
156
168
166
186
197
210
225 1
234 I
^240
254
259
295
Place
to
Place.
From
Wh'l.
From
Balti-
more.
522
142
117
101
95
75
70
69
60
67
52
38
26
14
From
Wh'l-
lug.
BALTIMORE TO
CLEVELAND, VIA
WHEELING, VA.
Via Baltimore and
Ohio R. R.
BALTIMORE to...
J Wheeling, Va. {
) (See page 171.) |
Wlieding Uxtens'n R.
Steubenviile, Ohio...
Wellsville Junction..
Cleveland and FUtt-
burg R. R. .
Hammondsville
*Hanover.
Rochester
t Bayard
Moultrie
I Alliance .'....
Lima
Ravenna .-
§ Hudson
Bedford
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND TO
BALTIMORE.,
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
380
25
16
6
20
5
1
3
9
5
14
12
12
14
Pluce
to
Place
Pro«
liaM.
more.
380
405
421
427
447
452
453
456
465
470
484
496
508
522
Frou
Balli.
matt.
* Hanover Branc/i R. R. connects
here.
t The Tuscarawas Extension R.R.
connects here. It runs to New Phi-
ladelphia, 32 miles.
X Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R. in-
tersects here.
g Connects here with the devt'
land, ZanesviUe d Cincinnati R. R.
From
Cleve
Uud.
469
139
123
111
101
90
80
70,
67 1
BALTIMORE TO
CLEVELAND, VIA
PITTSBURG.
Pennsylvania R.R.
BALTIMORE to..
Pittsburg
Ohio <& Penn'a R. R.
Economy
N.Brighton
Darlingtou
Palestine
Columbiana
Salem
Alliance
Place
to
Place
830
16
12
10
11
10
10
18
Fron
Bait),
mon.
330
346
358
368
379
389
399
412
In*
dew
Gkl-
BAl
oi*.
m
BAL^
(Cle\
3a
) th
f V]
Clevel
281
Pandu
231
TOLl
Erie <i
190
Adriai
MicJni
156
Cold>
m
Sturgl
m
White
North
111
Bristc
102
Eikhii
87
Soutb
60
LaPc
OHIC
«
tim
01
CM.
em
B
ir.B.
pige 74.
rr«m
Oil-
Nie.
1241
861
779
692
641
478
886
S46
812
-' BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO.
176
lA
ind
to...
•.)!
o...
on..
Place
to
Place
380
25
16
6
20
6
1
3
9
5
14
12
12
14
Pluce
to
Proa
lialtf.
more.
380
405
421
427
4*7
452
453
456
465
470
484
496
508
522
From
Balli.
Place more.
M. a. connecU
Extention B.R,
as to New Phi-
nnia H. S. in-
ith the Cleof
einnati R. S.
ro
Plaet
FroM
lA
to
Haiti.
Place
more.
'.R.
to...
• ••••
330
m
I.R.
• ••••
16
346
12
358
• ••••
10
368
11
379
10
389
• •••f
10
399
13
412
t2
S8
den
devel'd d PUts'Jg B.
Liipa
Ravenna ~
Hudson
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND TO
BALTIMORE.
5
14
12
26
Place
to
Place.
417
431
443
469
From
Balti-
more.
CM-
oie.
3a
281
231
IDS
156
133
m
111
102
87
fWA
Cki*
2E.
BALTIMORE TO
CHICAGO.
BALTIMORE to...
! Cleveland, short- \
est Route. (See r
the two pre- f
vious Routes.) J
ClevePd (£ Toledo R.
Fandusky
TOLEDO. Ohio
Erie d Kalamazoo R.
Adrian...
Michigan SotttVn R.
Cold Water
SturgiR'g Prairie
White Pigeon
Northern Indiana R.
Bristol
Elkhart
South Bend
La Pori« 4......'.
OHIOAGO
CHICAGO TO
BALTIMORE.
Place
to
Place
469
60
50
32
43
23
12
10
9
15
60
Place
to
Place
From
Balti-
more.
469
529
579
611
654
67T
699
708
723
750
810
From
Balti-
more
N.B. See RoiUet 'from diicago,
page 74.
(•{0.
1241
779
692
Ml
478
886
345
812
BALTIMORE TO
CHICAGO. VIA
WHEELING, OHIO
RIVER, AND N. AL-
BANY & SALEM R.R.
Baltimore <£ Oh-k> R,
BALTIMORE to...
Wheeling, Va. /
(See page 171.) j
Via Ohio River.
Marietta, Ohio
Portsmouth
Maysville. Ky
OINGINNATI, 0...
Madison. la
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
New AHmny, la
Place
to
Place,
380
82
187
51
63
92
41
3
From
Balti-
more.
880
462
649
700
763
855
896
899
807
271
246
204
174
146
51
From
Chi-
cago.
■N. AWy <e Salem, R.
Salem, la.
Bedford
Bloomington...
Green Castle...
Crawfordsville
La Fayette
Michigan City
OHIOAGO....
CHICAGO TO
BALTIMORE.
85
36
25
42
30
28
92
54
Place
to
Place.
934
970
995
1037
1067
1095
1187
1241
From
Balti-
more.
N.B. See Routes from
page 74.
Chicago,
From
Ciu-
cin-
BSU.
BALTIMORE TO
CINCINNATI, VIA
VIRG'A N.W. R.R.
{In progress.)
Place
to
Place.
9
6
17
12
38
19
21
66
28
26
30
20
104
176
Place
to
Place.
From
Balti-
more.
Baltimore d Ohio R.
BALTIMORE to...
Washington June...
Ellicott's Mills
9
15
•
Sykesville
Mount Airy
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg, Ya
Hancock
32
44
82
101
12?,
S)
Cumberland
178
s.
Piedmont
206
Pi
Oakland
?a,?,
^
Kingwood Tunnel....
Fetterman
Virginia N. Westi
R.R. {In progress
Parkersburg, Va
Cincinnati, HiUsborro'
dFarkersVg R.R.
OINOIF'TATI
262
282
386
562
From
Cin-
ein'ti.
CINCINNATI TO
BALTIMORE.
From
Balti-
more
Remarks. — The above Route be-
t^.een Baltimore and Cincinnati,
connecting the two cities by a direct
line, is now in a state of progression.
On its completion, it will afford the
shortest route to an Atlantic city.
Westward from Cincinnati, the
Ohio and Mississippi R.R. extends
to St. Louis, carrying the line on-
wards to the Mississippi River.
By examining the map. tlie direct-
ness of the linetvtil becomt ajoparent.
tT6
ROUTES FROM WASHINGTON.
I
Vrsm
Cham.
bera-
bun-
BALTIMORE TO
GHAMBERSBURG,
PA.
Place
to
Place.
83
12
10
12
11
11
From'
Balti-
more.
139
56
44
34
S-2
1]
Bg Railroad from
l^ALTIMORE to.
Harrisboro, i
(see page 172)
Mechaiiicsburt; ....
Carlisle
Newville
Shi ppen burp to
OHfAMBBRSB'a
83
95
105
117
128
131)
B8i<m
CHAMBERSBURG
TO BALTIMORE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
Trrom
Balti-
more.
ROUTES FROM WASHING-
TON.
Prom Washinoton to Balti-
more, see page 90.
For continuation of the route
ft'om Baltimorb to Philadelphia,
and from the latter city to New
York, see pages 88 to 90.
From Washington to Norfolk,
Va., by steamboat, down the Poto-
.mac and Chesapeake Bay, about
200 miles.
From Washington to Lbesburo,
> Va., by atago, 36 miles.
Prom Washington to Winches-
ter, Va., via Leesburg, 78 miles.
From Washington to Richmond,
Va., see p. 90. For the continua-
tion of the route south to Charles-
ton, New Orleans, &c.., see pages
91 to 98.
From Washington to Harris-
. BDRo, Pa.: to Baltimore, 40 miles,
Baltimore to Harrisburg, see p. 172.
From Washington to Pitts-
BORO, via Harrisl^urg, see route
from Baltimore to Pittsburg, p.l73.
Prom Washington to Fredbr>
tcK, Md., Harper's Ferry, Cum-
berland, and Wheeling, Va., see
route from Baltimore to those
places, page 171.
N. B.—Se9 Routes from Baltimore,
page iC8.
From
Anna-
polis.
43
36
33
31
28
24
23
21
17
11
Prom
Anna-
polis.
WASHINGTON TO
ANNAPOLIS, MO.
Wash' ton Br. R.R.
WASHINGT'N to
Bladensburg
Paint Branch
Beitsville
White Oak Bottom
Laurel Factory....
Savage Factory ....
Annapolis Junction
Annapolis Br. R.R.
Patuxeut Forge....
Millersville to
ANNAPOLIS . . . .
ANNAPOLIS TO
WASHINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
7
3
2
3
4
1
2
4
6
11
Place
to
Place.
7
10
13
IS
19
20
23
32
43
Froii I
W'lli, f
la{toi|
p„„i WASHINGTON TO
8.a"-STAUNT'N,VA.,VIA
*»"• WARRENTON, VA.
157
150
142
133
131
127
123
112
109
99
88
69
61
54
40
37
33
26
23
18
11
WASHINGTON to
( Alexandria, )
) Va., (by ferry) |
Orangeand Alexan-
dria R. R. to
Springfield
Fairfax
Sangster's
Union Mills
Manasses
Weaversville
IVorrenton June. . . .
Rappahannock. ..^ .
Culpepper
Orange
Gordonsvillb
Virginia Central
R. R. to
Cobhnm Depot
Kiswick
Shad well Depot....
Charlottesville. .
Woodville
Mechum's River . . .
Hrookville
Waynesboro'
STAUNTON
From
Bta'n-
ton.
STAUNTON TO
WASHINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
9
9
2
4
4
11
3
10
11
19
8
7
m
14
ID
3
]»
4
m
7
131
3
13(
5
139
7
Ui
11
157
Place
Fran
to
WW
Place.
inUN
ma
W'ik.1
TO
Place
HID.
to
Place.
iuiitwl
l.R.
Nto
7
7
• • • • •
3
10
• • • •
2
12
ttom
3
15
r....
4
19
r....
1
20
ction
2
22
R.R.
e....
4
36
6
38
' « • • •
11
43
TO
Place
rroq
IN.
to
Will.
)
Place.
lodn
<T0
Place
tm
..VIA
to
W'rt.
,VA.
Place.
ioilM
»Nto
»
y)
7
7
lexan-
9
U
k • • • • •
9
H
2
%
4
31
4
34
11
4S
nc. . . .
3
4(
E • < •-• •
10
5,1
11
fit
19
88
t
8
9i
ntral
t
7
1(0
14
111
ot. •• .
3
1»
[LLSt..
4
IM
7
131
er ...
3
13t
5
13i
7
m
11
157
JO
Place
Frra
ON.
to
WW
)
PlBC«.
infM
WASHINGTON TO STAUNTON.
nm
liii'
89
62
53
47
41
37
28
S4
SI
14
G
um-
ALEXANDRIA, VA.,
TO STRASBUR6,VA.
Orange avd ^letan
dria R. R.
ALEXANDRIA to
IVlHiiassas June.' •
JUanassas Oap R. R.
Gainesville
Tlioroughrare
The Plains
Salem
Piedmont •
Markham '. .
Manassas Gap ...
Front Royal Station
Portsmouth
STB ASBTTRGr . .
Place
to
Place.
27
9
6
6
4
9
4
3
7
8
6
STRASBURG TO pi.ce
ALEXANDRIA, VA. ««
{Read up) '"^
WASHINGTON TO
!«?• ST\UNTON.VA.,»«fl
ST' FREDERICKSBURG.
From
Alex-
andria
27
36
42
48
52
61
65
68
75
S3
89
From
Alex-
andrfat
S13
SOS
106
157
143
131
120
no
184
91
60
68
63
54
47
40
37
33
96
i3
18
11
bti'ii.
»••••••
By Steamboat, from
WASHINGT'N to
Alexandria
Mount Vernon. .. .
Acquia Creek Lan
Richm'd, Fred'rr'kab.
and P»t»mac R. R. to
PredeRIcksbiro
(iruiney's Depot . .
Mi Iford Depot
Chesterlield
.function. ..
Virgia Cent, R.R.to
Reaver Dam Pepot
Frederick Hall Dep
Louisa Co''rt-House
Trevilian's
GtoRDONSVILIiB
Cobham Depot
Kiiwick
Shad well Depot....
Charlottesville. .
Woodville
Mechums' River . . .
Brookeville
Waynesboro*
8TAUNTON
STAUNTON TO
WASHINGTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
7
9
39
14
12
11
10
6
13
II
12
5
9
7
7
3
4
7
3
5
7
11
PUce
to
Place.
From
W'sh-
ingtoo
V
16
55
61
92
102
108
131
132
144
•149
158
165
172
175
179
186
189
104
301
S13
59
53
39
34
From
Sp'ugs
Cloverdale
Green Valley
W^arm Springs. .. .
Hot Sprinos to.. .
) WHITE SUL- I
} FHUR SFR'S i
VIRGINIA SPRINGS
TO WASHINGTON.
(Read up.)
itr
9 1255
6
14
5
34
Place
to
Place.
261
275
280
314
From
W'«h-
iugtoM
* Washington ta Staunton, via
Fredericksburg.
Froi
Far
kera-
bnrg.
,nnWINCHESTER, VA.,
' TO PARKERSBURG,
VA.
From
Wan-
iniltoB
226
136
176
165
151
i::5
1!'!
9t
86
m
6o
iU
33
By Stage from
♦WINOHES'R to.
Eoniney
Burlington
Clay vitle
Hoysburg .........
German Settlement
iF'Vansville
,i- untytown
^rid{?£m>rt
Plane I ^""^
^\l°* Will.
Plane.
Cl ARKSBORO
New Salem
Lewirport
Pcnne.'.on' to ....
tPARKERSBXTRa
From
Par-
kera-
burg.
PARKERSBURfJ TO
WINCHESTER.
(Read up.)
40
10
11
14
16
2i
15
10
14
16
13
38
Place
Ptace.
chea*
ter.
40
50
61
75
91
115
130
140
140
160
176
188
226
Froa
Wis.
chat-
ter.
♦ Prom Winchester, Virginia, to
Washington City, via Leesbui^, i«
78 miles.
t Parkersbing is situated on the
Ohio River; i: ii one of the landing,
places for th? steamboats which
pass up and down that stream.
Passengers arriving at Parkers*
burg may reach the interior ,;f Ohio,
by going up the river to Marfetta,
and taking «to^« conveyance thenoa
to Zanesville, Columbus, &c.
I
178
ROUTES FROM RICHMOND, VA.
ROUTES FROM RICHMOND,
VA.
From Richmond to Wabhino-
VON, see pago 90 ; thence to Balti-
MORS, Philaoblphia, and N.York.
see the same and two preceding
pages.
From RiciiMOHD to Weldoiv, N.
C, see pa^ie 91 ; thence to Cuari.es-
TON, MoNTOOMERy, MOBILE, NkW
Orleans, and intermdiate places,
see the same and two following
pages.
From RicHMoifD to NoRrobX, by
Bttamboat, 12ti miles. *
833
2-24
S18
81.')
813
soa
801
197
193
187
188
176
176
1U5
156
151
149
146
148
139
135
115
108
103
96
83
68
59
53
38
RICHMOND TO
STAUNTON AND
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Cent'lVirffiniaR.R
^RICHMOND to.
Atley's
Peak's
Hanover C, H
Wickham*s
Junction
Noel's
Hewlett's
Beaver Dam Depot
Bumposs's
Frederick Hall Dep.
Tolersville
Louisa C. H
Trevilian's
GORDONSVILLR . . . •
Lindsay's
Cobhani
Campbeirs
Keswick
Shadwell Mills...
Charlottesville .
Brook ville ••
Waynesboro'
Fiahersville
Staunton
Jennings' Gap
Deerfleld
Cioverdale
Green Valley ••• ..
Waim Springs. . . .
9
6
3
8
7
5
4
4
6
5
6
6
5
9
5
4
3
4
80
7
6
6
13
15
9
6
14
Trom
ILch-
Moad.
9
15
18
20
27
32
36
40
46
51
57
63
68
77
83
84
87
91
94
98
118
125
131
137
150
165
174
180
194
34
From
Sp'K*
Hot Springs to..
W. SUL. SP'NaS
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS TO RICH-
MOND, {head up.)
5
34
Place
to
Place.
199
233
Prom
Riclt.
UOMl.
The Virginia Central E.Jt., ex.
tending from Richmond, Vs., to
Covington, Kj., the larger portion
of which is already open for travel,
is being prosecuted to completion
under the management of Charles
EUet, Jr., Esq. At its western ter<
minus it will join with the Coving.
ton and Ohio R. JR., continuing the
lino to the Ohio River, near the
mouth of the Great Kanawha liiver,
and also to Catlettsburg, Ky., where
it will connect with the Lanngtm
and Big Sandy R. R.
From
KboX'
villi.
434
433
422
413
408
399
392
382
374
366
866
337
826
813
309
304
291
283
260
267
244
RICHMOND TO
LYNCHBURG AND
KNGXVILLE, TENN.
Ridimond and Dan-
ville R. R.
RIOHMOND to
Manchester
Coalfield
Powhattan
Mattox
Amelia G.H
Wyanoke
Uaytokah
South SdeR.B.
Rice's
FarmvlUe
Prospect
Appomattox
Concord
LYNOHBUEO
Virginia and Ten-
nessee R.R.
Haleey's
Forest
Liberty
Lisbon ,
Bonsack's
Salem
Place
to
Flace,
1
11
9
5
9
7
10
8
8
10
10
11
13
4
5
13
8
14
12
Big Spring i 18
Rick,
mondi
1
12
21
42
62
60
68
78
97
lOS
121
125
130
133
151
165
177
190
»2
Chri
m
Cent
212
NET
184
Wyt
m
l>lea.
m
Marl
138
Qlad
128
Abii
116
Briat
106
B
•I
Kinf
12
New
ff4
Rog«
47
Rod
43
Deal
83
Rut]
19
Blai
10
Ac;u
KN(
^.
rrem
K
Um-
ftUe.
fi.n
er*!!*-
kero*.
DA
GR
'«
—
R
196
RI
196
Mi
184
Co
376
Po
170
Mi
161
Ai
164
W
144
Hi
126
K
107
R<
103
CI
06
Bi
88
B<
RICHMOND TO GREENBORO'.
m
t ■ •
5
as
34
JR
;h-
Place
to
P-)
PlMe.
199
233
Fren
R(ch>
uiwi.
al E.It., ex.
ond, Va., to
arger portion
en for travel,
x> oompIetioQ
at of Charles
western ter-
the Coving-
ontinuing the
rer, near the
mawhalMver,
rg, Ky., where
the Lexington
NO
B.
!n-
Plicc
to
FiBce.
1
11
9
5
9
7
10
8
8
10
19
11
18
4
6
IS
8
14
12 I 177
i 18 I 190
Fitm
Klch.
moni
1
12
21
26
85
42
62
60
68
78
97
108
121
125
130
133
151
165
232
w.
212
184
16ft
188
128
;L10
106
01
82
84
47
43
83
19
10
KaaS'
Christiansburg
Central Depot
NEWBERN
By Stage.
Wytheville
Pleasant Hill
Marion
Glade Spring
Abingdon
Bristol
^BLOUNTS-;
I VILLE, Teun. 1
Kingsport
New Canton
RogersTille
Rocky Spring
Bean's Station
Rutledge
Blair's Cross Roads...
Aciidemia
KNOXVILLB
KNOXVILLE TO
RICHMOND.
(Head up.)
12
11
9
28
16
12
18
JO
12
10
15
9
18
17
4
10
14
9
10
PiBce
to
Place.
202]
213
222
250
266
278
2U6
306
318
328
343
352
370
387
391
401
415
424
434
From
Rich-
moud
■ The Virginia and Tennessee B. B.
is in progress to the Tennessee
Biver, where it will join the Knox-
ville and East Tennessee B. B., now
Imilding. This, in connection with
other Railroad lines, will extend
the Route to Memphis, Tenn.; also
to Montgomery and Mobile, Ala.,
Ind to New Orleans.
Sr'n*.
ten'.
196
396
184
375
170
161
164
144
125
107
103
95
88
RIOHMOND TO
DANVILLE, VA., AND
GREENSBORO, N.C.
Bicbmcnd and Daw
vnUe. B.R,
RICHMOND to
Manchester, Ya
Coalfield's
Powhattan..
Mattox
Amelia 0. H
Wyanoke
Ilaytokah
KeysTille
Roanoke
Clover „
Banister
Boston
PItce
From
to
Rich.
Flare.
moud.
1
. 1
11
12
9
21
5
26
y
35
7
42
10
52
19
71
18
89
4
93
8
101
7
108
53
36
27
In progress to
DANVILLE
By Stage to
HawlinsviUe, N.C.
Reidsville
35
tm
■Li
9
14
13
Place
to
FUce
143
160
lo9
13
llillsaale
iHa
GREENSBORO'...
198
From
Or'nu-
tioto:
GREENSBORO' TO
RICHMOND.
{^Bead up.)
From
Rich-
mond.
The Bichmond and DanviUe B.B.
will soon be completed to Danville.
It will be continued by another road
to Qreensboro', N.C, where it will
connect with the North Carolina
Central B.B.,
From
Ra-
leiRh.
i
171
158
155
149
128
108
98
87
78
67
63
58
45
27
16
9
From
Ra-
Uiigb.
RICHMOND TO
RALEIGH, N.C.
Bichmond and P(S-
tersburg R.B.
RICHMOND to....
Clover Hill
Port Walthall
PETERSBURG....
Stony Creek
Hioksford
Oreenv'e d^Boandke B
Ryland's ,
Gaston
Oaston d Baleigh B.
Littleton
Macon ,
Warrenton
Ridgeway
Henderson
Franklinton
Forestville
Huntsville
* RALEIGH
RALEIGH TO
RICHMOND.
{Bead vp.)
Place
. to
Pluce.
13
3
6
21
20
10
11
9
11
4
5
13
18
11
7
9
Place
to
Place.
From
mcaui.
13
16
22
43
63
73
84
93
104
108
113
126
144
155
162
171
Frooi
Rich-
mowt.
* See Routes from Baleigh, N.O^
page 181.
180
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
I
I
I.
Vroni
Hor-
folk.
161
156
153
150
148
145
139
118
98
81
54
49
37
18
1
l^roni
Kor-
folk.
RICHMOND TO
NORFOLK, VA.
Riehmcndand Pe>-
tersbnrg R. R.
RIOHMOND to
Temple's
Rice's Tm'Doat
Half-way Station
Closer Hill
Port Walthall
PETERSBURG
Stonoy Greeic
Hickf«ford
Careyaburg, N.O
Seaboard and Ro-
anoke R. R.
Margarettsville, Jf.C,
Boykins, Va..
Newsom's
Frftnklin
Saffolk
PortRmouth
NORFOLK
RICHMOND TO
NORFOLK.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
6
3
3
2
3
6
21
20
17
18
9
5
12
19
17
1
Place
to
Place.
From
Rioh-
mond-
5
8
11
13
16
22
43
63
80
98
107
112
124
143
160
161
From
Kich-
mood.
From
Peter*
burg.
123
i:o
. m
m
61
52
43
31
10
From
Pelem
burg.
LYNCH8URG TO
PETERSBURG.
S-mth Side R. R.
LTNOHBURG to.
C '^flord
Appomattox
Pamplin's.....
Prospect
FarmviUe
Rice's
Burkeville
Nottoway C. H
Wellsvilhs
Sutharland's
PETERSBURG-....
PETERSBURG TO
LYNCHBURG.
(Read up.)
Plac "Ti
to xj/iifh
Place, burg.
13
11
12
8
11
7
9
9
12
21
10
Place
to
Place,
18
24
86
44
55
62
71
80
92
113
123
From
Lynch
burg.
From Petersburg, Va., extends a
Railroad to City Poiut, 12 miles,
from which place steamboats run
down James River to Norfolk, and
from tbe latter place to Washing- 1
too, Baltimore, Ao. i
From
Guy-
ac-
dotte.
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS TO 6UY-
ANDOTTE, VA.
Bp Stage from
WHITE S. SF'GS
Lewisburg
BLUE S. SP'GS....
Sewell's Mt
Locust Lane
Mountain Cove
Gauley's Bridge
Paint Creek
Kanawha Saline......
Charleston
Mount Salem.u
Barboursville
GUAYANDOTTE.
GUYANDOTTE TO
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
(Read up.)
Flaee
to
Place.
12
16
10
9
15
14
16
8
20
18
7
Place
to
Place.
Prom
Wh'.
^ulpf
Spt'p
21
37
47
66
71
85
101
109
129
1*.
164
From
Wh'«
Sulp'i
bpr'ji
N.B. White Sulphur Springs to
Richmond, Va., see page 178; auu
White Sulphur Springs to Baltic
more, see page 173.
From
WhV
Salp'r
Spr'ga
104
63
44
84
21
16
From
Wh'e
Sulp'i
Bpr'ga
LYNCHBURG TO
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VIA NA
TURAL BRIDGE.
By Stage from
^LTNOHBURG to.
Natural Bridge
Dibrell's Spring
Clifton Forge
Covington
Callagban's
WHITE S. SF'GS
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS TO
LYNCHBURG.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
41
19
10
13
5
16
Place
to
Place,
Prom
Lynch
bur*.
41
60
70
83
88
101
From
Lynch
buig.
* From Lynchburg to Richmond,
see page 178.
NORFOLK TO WELDON.
in
9
12
16
10
9
16
14
16
8
20
18
7
Place
to
Place,
i
37
47
66
71
85
101
109
129
1*1
164
From
Sulp'f
Spr'gi
prings to
178; auu
to JBalU-
Place From
to Lyacb
Place. bu;».
J
41
41 1
19
60 1
10
70 1
13
83 1
6 88 1
16 104 1
■"■■"
- 1
Placel From
to I Lynch
lane. buj^.
shuond,
T
«Ue.
STAUNTON, VA.,
TO NATURAL
BRIDGE AND FIN-
CASXLE.
Place
to
Place.
12
13
11
14
10
13
Plate
to
Place.
From
Stann
ton.
12
26
36
60
60
73
From
Stang
ton.
44
32
11
From
Eden-
ton.
New Lebanon.....
Elizabeth City.N.C.
Hertford to
EDENTON
17
13
31
11
35
47
68
79
g
By Stage from
STAUNTON to
Greenville
EDENTON TO NOR-
FOLK. {Readup':)
Place
to
Place.
From
Nor-
folk.
48
87
Fairflflld
Lexinirton
ROUTES FROM RALEIGH,
N. C.
From Raleigh to RioBMONn.
23
18
(NATURAL)
i BRIDGE
Pattonbunr
riNOASTLB
and intermediate places, see page
179 ; and from Richmond to Wash-
ington, see page 90.
From Raleigh to Fatettevillb,
N. C, and Camden, S. C. see page
187.
rram
Fin-
MrtI*.
FINCASTLE TO
STAUNTON.
{Eead up.)
1
From
BttUa*
bury.
116
96
89
83
70
44
27
From
Salie-
borj.
RALEIGH TO SALIS-
BURY, N, C.
Place
to
Plaee.
20
7
7
13
36
17
37
Pioee
to
Plaoe.
Froa
Ra-
NORFOLK, VAm TO
WELDON, N. C.
Place
to
Plaoe.
1
17
14
5
12
5
9
13
5
Place
to
Plaee.
From
Nor-
folk.
1
18
32
37
49
54
63
76
81
From
Nor-
folk.
leigb.
Itam
Wei-
tea.
By Stafefrom
RALEIGH to....
Grove
-
Portsmouth and Ao-
anoke R. R.
NORFOLK to....
Portsmouth
SiiflRillr
20
27
'ii
Hacknpv'a. ........
Pittsboro' i
81
80
63
49
44
St. Lawrence
ASHBORO'
46
73
rDRrrsville .........
Spencer to
SALISBXJRT
89
Franklin
106
32
27
18
5
Newsom's Depot. .
Boykin's Depot
Margaretsvilie.N.C.
Careysbiirg to
WELDON
SALISBURY TO
RALEIGH, N. 0.
{Read up.)
From
Ra-
leish.
From
Wrm
8p>(*.
176
161
146
121
95
60
48
36
From
Wvm
Sp'ga.
SALISBURY TO
WARM SPRINGS,
N. C, VIA MOR-
GANTOWN.
Fteee
to
Plaee.
from
Wei-
ten.
WELDON TO NOR-
FOLK. (Read up.)
From
Salie-
bury.
From Weldon, passengers may
reach Petersburg, Richmond, Fr^-
ericksburg, &,c., by railroad; or
Wilmington, N. C., and other
l^aees, by the same conveyance.
Prom Norfolk to Baltimore, by
iteamboaUia 196 miles.
By Staff'! from
SALISBURY to..
Cowansville
Statesville
Ravpsville
15
15
25
26
35
12
12
36
Place
to
Place.
15
30
55
M0RO.VNTOWN
Old Fort
81
116
Swannanoa Gap...
ARheville to
WARM SP'NGS.
138
From
EuKU-
toB,
NORFOLK, VA., TO
EDENTON, N. C.
Singe, from
Nc 2;?OLK to....
Lake Drummond. ■
Place
to
Place.
18
From
Nor-
folk.
18
140
176
79
WARM SPRINGS
TO SALISBURY.
{Read up.)
Fram
Ball*.
16
182
SALISBURY TO WARM SPRINGS.
Wrm
172
148
140
13tt
123
109
101
77
48
36
From
W'rm
Bp'ua.
By Stage from
SALISBURY to..
Mt. Moifrne. .i....
Beanie's Ford
Catawba Springs..
LiNCOLNTON
Wilsonville
Rockwell
Riitherfordton
Fairview
ASHSVILLB to
WARM SF'NaS.
From
NeW'
bwa.
135
98
74
73
46
18
From
born.
SALISBURY, N. C,
TO WARM SP'NGS,
VIA LINCOLNTON.
WARM SPRINGS
TO ASHEVILLE.
{Read up.)
PUm
to
PUca.
34
8
4
14
13
8
S4
29
13
30
flare
to
Place.
RALEIGH TO NEW-
BERN, N. C.
By Stage from
RALEiaH to..
Stnithfield
Waynesboro' . . . .
Ooldsboro'
Kingiiston
Trenton to
NBWBBRN....
Flare
to
Place.
27
24
1
27
28
18
NEWBERN TO RA- ^"""
to
LEIGH. {Reaiup.)\vur,>.
From
Balia-
bury.
24
33
30
fiO
63
71
95
124
136
172
From
Bullif
bury.
From
Ra-
leigh.
27
51
52
79
107
125
From
Ra-
leigh.
f™™ RALEIGH TO lONES-
BORO', TENN.
innea'
boro*.
276
2.56
247
235
191
163
145
127
115
102
By Stage from
RALEIGH to...
Morinii^iiiville
Chapel Hill
Hillsboro'
GREENSBORO'
Salem
Huntsvirte
Hamptonville ....
New Castle
VViixesboro'
VUce
to
Place.
20
9
12
44
28
18
18
VI
13
From
Ra.
leigb.
20
»
41
85
113
i:u
149
'161
174
89
72
48
18
Reddy'i Hirer
Jefferson
Taylorsville, Tenn.
Elizabethtowo, to. .
JONESBORO'....
From
Jonea'
boro'.
From
Char-
lotte.
92
81
57
39
19
7
From
Char-
lotte.
JONESBORO' TO
RALEIGH.
{Read up.)
13
17
24
30
18
GREENSBORO' TO
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
By Stage from
GREENSBORO' to
Jamestown
Lexington
Salisbury
Concord
Harrisburg to. .. .
OHARLOTTE .
CHARLOTTE TO
GREENSBORO'.
{Head up.)
;j«™ RALEIGH TO CHAR
10.?^: LOTTE, N. C.
By Stage from
155 RALEIGH to....
135 Grove
128 Hackneys
121 Pittsboro'
109 St. Lawrence
83 ASHBORO'
66 Spencer
39 Salisbury
19 Concord
7 Harrisburar to
*CHARLdTTB..
Frotn
Cb«r-
CHARLOTTE TO
RALEIGH.
{Read up.)
Place
(o
Pluco
187
204
2i8
2.58
276
From
Ra.
luilh.
Plaoe
to
Place.
11
24
18
20
12
7
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
20
7
7
12
20
17
27
20
13
7
Place
to
Place.
From
Or'na.
boro*.
11
35
53
73
85
92
From
Or'na.
boro'.
From
Ra-
leigh.
* From Charlottb to Columbia,
S. C, see page 18li.
From Charlotte to Camdbn,
3. C, see page 187.
ROU
From Charli
itUNTA to MON
US pages 92 anc
From Charlii
isd intermedia
Wilmington, ▼!
Weldon, and W
^, and Wash]
page 89; Philac
A TABLE SI
CHARLES
TANT PL
Tiie followii
t\m, occupied
points in the
of fares, wiier
modes of con^
case the fares
obtained und
enough to ma
that which is
the detention
these the tran
rally given b:
From OHAI
ft •
ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON.
18S
17
18
187
204
3^
258
27(i
From
Ra-
ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON. S. 0.
73
85
92
From
ar'oi.
From
Ra-
leigh.
30
27
34
46
72
89
116
136
148
155
^^S^S,0S^O^S^'>^t^>^^S^^*^S^^S^^k^^
>0«
From
Or'na.
Ilea.
boro'.
~~~
•
1
11
4
35
8
53
From Crarustoit to Augusta, see page 184. Vuovsta to Atlanta,
Atunta to Montgomery, Momtgom brt to Mobile, Mobile to New Orleans,
IM pages 92 and 93.
From Charleston to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
nd intermediate places. Cbarleston to BranohTille, 63 miles ; tbenoe to
Wilmington, via Manchester, 212 miles; total, 276 miles. Wilmington to
Weldon, and Weldon to Richmond, see page 91 ; Richmond to Washing-
Vm, and Washington to Baltimore, page 90; Baltimore to PhUadelphia.
page 89; Philadelphia to Mew York, page 88.
I
A TABLE SHOWINQ THE DISTANCE, FARES, «io., FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,. TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPOR-
TANT PLACES IN THE UNION.
The following table will show, at a glance, the dhtanee, expenae, and
time, occupied in travelling Trom Charleston to the mngt prominent
pointji in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate
of fares, when travelling in steamboats, upon lakes or rivers, as those
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be
obtained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near
enough to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given ia
that which is actually, occupied in passing from one point to another;
the detentions between each route are not taken into consideration, as
these tho traveller must determine for himself. The diatanees are gene-
rally given by the shortest routes.
Nnmea of Flaoaa.
Milea.
Hours
Fares.
From OHARLP-RTnW tn M rtntarnmerv
.47
36
920 00
30 00
• • t •
Mobile
714
76
• • « •
New Orleans
880
94
35 00
. . .•
St. Augustine, Fl
285
32
15 00
. . • .
Savannah, 6a
125
10
5 00
• • . •
Nashville, Tenn
589
30
20 00
• • ••
St. Louis, via Nashv'le
1034
66
30 00
• • «•
Memphis, T., via >
Railroad &: Sta<?e.
752
79
30 00
• • ••
Chicago, via Nash- )
ville &. St. Louis. \
I Indianapolis, via )
1441
126
40 00
• • ••
<Na8hville,OhioR., S
C and Madison..... )
( Cincinnati, via )
1246
80
30 00
•« ••
< Nashville Sc Ohio >
(River )
1254
84
30 00
• • • •
Richmond. Va
427
40
12 50
« • « .
Washington...
558
50
18 00
Ui
CHARLESTON TO SAVANNAH.
&
ITamn of Place*.
From OHAHLESTON to Baltimore
Philadelphia
.. New York
• • Boston
.• Saratoga Springs... ..
( Niagara Falls, via )
.. < New York City Sc >
(ErieR R )
{ Montreal, via L. )
\ Champlain }
Passengers can purchase through
tickets at Charleston, S. C for any
o." the following places:
To NABHVitLE,Tenn.,fbr $20 00 ;
Ml KRBEsBOKouaH.Tenn., $19 00 ;
Memphis, Tenn., §30 00; Holly
Bprinos. Misti., o?8 00 ; Columbus,
Miss., $28 00; Toscumbia, Alah'a,
$22 50 ; Decatur, Ala., $22 00 ;
UuNTSviLLE, Ala., $-22 00; Clin-
ton, Ala., $31 50; Eotaw, Ala.,
$31 50 ; Gainbsvillb, Ala., $31 F'J ;
Marion, Ala., $31 50; Jacksjn,
Miss., $35 00; Vicksburo, Miss.,
$36 00.
Steamboats run f>om Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn., to Kno.xville, Tenn.,
and to HuNTsviLLB, and Decatur,
Ala. Fare to euch place, $4 00.
From
■•van-
■ab.
CHARLESTON TO
SAVANNAH, GEO.
Place
to
Place.
From
Cba'a-
ton.
113
80
62
48
33
18
By 8tag»from
OHARLESTONto
Jacksonville
Blue House
Pocatoligo
Grahamsville
Perrvsburg to
SAVANNAH
32
Id
14
15
15
18
.32
50
64
79
94
112
From
BWan-
nab,
SAVANNAH TO
CHARLESTON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
Cha'a-
ton.
From
Maah.
TiUe.
Steamboata run bet 'harles-
Toif and Savannah, a distance of
125 miles. Fare, $4 00. Meals in-
chyled.
601
588
583
579
570
564
553
538
529
520
511
502
494
486
481
473
465
464
453
443
435
42B
4.'7
407
399
388
380
360
344
334
323
317
299
293
285
273
^7
Mllra.
Houra.
598
695
782
1018
065
52
58
63
73
71
1253
86
1185
86
Far**,
19 00
20 00
20 00
24 00
23 00
34 00
28 00
CHARLESTON TO fiac
NASHVILLE, TENN.pi!^«.
8. Carolina R.R.
CHARLESTON to
Sineath's
Ladson's
Summerville
Inabet's...^
Ross's
George's
^Branchvillr ....
Midway
Graham's
Blackville
Williston
Windsor
Johnson's * .
Aiken
Marsh's
Hamburg
tAUOUSTA....
Oeorgia R, R. to
Bell Air
Berzelia
Dearing
Thomson
tCamak
Gumming
Crawrordville .....
SUnion Point
Greensboro'
Madison
Social Circle
Covington
Conyer'8
Litbonia
Decatur
ATLANTA
WeaVn^AtVticR.R.
Boltonville
MRrietta
I«f ooiiday ..,,..,.,,
13
5
4
9
6
11
15
g
9
9
9
8
8
5
8
8
1
11
10
8
9
9
10
8
11
8
20
16
10
11
6
18
8
12
6
Fronv
Cha'a.
too.
13
18
22
31
^I
48
63
72
81
90
09
107
115
120
128
136
137
148
l.'fS
166
175
184
194
202
213
221
241
257
267
278
284
302
308
316
328
1334
m
m
M
97
01
m
sii
m
183
m
i«
Kl
115
84
70
»
55
45
41
32
Acworth
Allatoon
Cartersvi
Cassville
|KlKOST<
Adairsvi
Calhoun
Resaca .
ITDaltoi
Tunnel
Ringgoh
Chickan
1 ••OH
} NO<
Kath. 8f
Stevens)
Decherd
Tullaho
Nnrniar
Wartra(
Fosterv
Christie
Murfret
NASH
Viem
Raih-
TUt(>
NASI
CHAI
• ColumhU
liere.
t A railro
raita to W«
II to be con'
jqnction wi
R. R., lead)
con, &c.
XCamak
mrrenton
here.
(Amts
here. Passi
bama, Mi^
Tenn., sto
the route <
route from
page 155.
VThe B
with the
ton : it wi
• • Pron
bo4ts ran
tn Kturtvi
Dec«tur.
CHARLESTON TO KNOXVtLLE.
185
19 00
20 00
SO 00
24 00
23 00
34 00
28 00
Place
to
Plune.
9
99
8
107
8
115
5
120
8
128
8
1
13tt
137
11
10
8
9
9
10
8
11
8
20
16
10
11
6
18
6
8
12
i
148
l.'^S
166
175
184
194
202
213
221
241
257
267
278
284
302
308
316
328
m
M3
m
m
m
m
m
m
183
175
1«
Ml
115
84
70
03
55
45
41
32
Rub-
«U1»
Acworlh
Allstoona
Cartersville
Casaville
UKlirOBTON
Adairavillo
CulhouD
Resaca
ITOaIiTon
Tunnel Hill
Rinpgold
Chickamanf^a, Ten.
••OHATTA- )
NOOGA . . . . i
Stevenson
Uecherd • . . .
Tullahoma
Nnrniandy
Wartrace
Fosterville
Christiana
IVIiurfre«'flboro'.
NASHVILLE
t • • •
NASHVILLE TO
CHARLESTON.
(Read up.)
9
5
10
6
6
10
10
5
15
8
8
343
348
3.58
364
:r7o
380
390
395
410
418
426
13 439
11 450
36
31
14
7
8
10
4'
9
32
PlM«
to
Place.
486
517
531
538
546
556
560
569
601
From
Cha'e-
toa.
* Columbia Branch R.R. diverges
liere.
t A railroad diverges from Au-
raita to Waynesbono', Geo., which
M to be continued, so as to form a
jqnction with the Georgia Central
R. R., leading to Savannah, Ma.
con, &c.
t Camak Branch R. R. runs to
Warrenton, 4 miles.
^Jithtna Branch R. R, diverges
here.
iRomt Branch R. R. diverges
here. Passengers for Northern Ala-
bama, Mississippi, and Memphis,
Teun., stop at Kingston, and take
the route diverging westward. See
rotite from Charleston to Memphis,
page 155.
iTThe East Tennessee R.R. unites
with the Charleston route at Dai-
ton : it will extend to Knoxville.
**From Chattanooga, steam-
boats ran up the Tennessee River
tn KnMvitte, and down the river to
Decatur.
£
From
Kiiox-
ville.
519
100
83
69
62
54
44
28
CKARLESTON TO
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
From
Knox-
vlUe.
CHARLESTON to
I Dal to II (see pre- )
I vioijs route... (
East Tennessee and
Georgia R jR,
Cleveland
Charleston
Rice's
Athens ,,.
Sweet Water
London to
ENOXVILLE ....
KNOXVILLE TO
CHARLESTON.
(Read up.)
titer
to
Place.
410
27
13
7
8
10
16
28
Place
to
Place.
From
Cha'*.
ton.
410
437
450
457
465
475
491
519
From
I -ha'*.
loa.
■=*|
From
Mftm-
phii.
752
382
364
334
312
284
CHARLESTON TO
MEMPHIS.
CHARLESTON to
j KiNGSToif, (see )
f previous route) )
Rome Brunch R. R.
Rome, Geo.. .<
By Stage to
Galesville, Ala....
Van Buren
GUNTER'S LaNOINO
Place
to
PlacA
370
18
30
22
38
Cba'e.
loa.
370
388
413
440
468
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123
114
89
79
61
42
From
M«m-
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CHARLESTON TO COLUMBIA.^
Si" boat on Tenn.R.to
Dbcatur
By Railroad to
TOSCUMBIA
By Stage to
Cartersville, Miss..
Jacinto r.
Rienza
Ripley
D&i6in •••••••••••••
Holly Springs....
N. Mt. Pleasant to.
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS TO
CHARLESTON.
{Head up.)
60
43
42
17
8
25
10
18
19
42
Place
to
Plaee
528
571
613
030
638
663
673
691
710
753
From
Cha'o-
loo.
N.B. The Memphis and Oharlegton
B.R. is in rapid proipress of oon-
Btruotibn. On its completion, it
will form a great through line from
the Atlantic Ocean to the Missis-
sippi River.
From
Corw
bia.
131
109
68
50
38
30
S3
18
11
5
From
CoI'm'
bia
CHARLESTON TO
COLUMBIA.
South Carolina R. R.
CHARLESTON to
Summerville
Branch ville
Columbia Br. R. R
Orangeburg
Lewisville <
Fort MoU
'"Camoen Jonrtion
Gadsden
Hopkins
Wundlnnds to...
COLUMBIA ....
COLUMBIA TO
CHARLESTON.
(Read up.)
Plaee
to
Place.
22
41
18
12
8
7
5
7
6
5
Place
to
Place.
From
Cha'a-
ton.
22
63
81
03
101
108
113
120
136
131
From
CliaV
ton.
* The Camden Itranch R. R. run-
ning lo Camden, S. C, unites here.
From
Wrm
Sp'go.
203
190
177
163
154
147
135
124
99
89
81
76
64
57
52
47
37
From
Wrm
sp***
COLUMBIA TO
GREENVILLE AND
WARM SPRINGS.
Bv Stage from
COLUMBIA to...
Oakville
Pomaria
Newberry
Pagesville
Huntsville
Laurensville
Greenwood
GREENVILLE . .
Traveller's Rest...
Orleans
Merritsville .......
Flat Rock, N. C...
Hendersonville ....
Mud Creek
Liimestone.
ASHENVILLB tO. ...
WRM SPRINGS
WARM SPRINGS
TO COLUMBIA.
{Read up.)
Place Vmm
to Coi'm.
Place, bia.
13
13
14
9
7
12
11
25
10
8
5
12
7
5
5
10
37
Place
to
Place.
13
26
40
49
56
68
79
104
114
123
127
139
146
151
156
166
203
From
CoI'm.
bia.
The Oreenvilleand Columbia R.R
is now in course of constructioa
between Columbia and Greenville,
S. C; at the former place it will
unite with the Columbia Brand)
R. R. running to Charleston.
From
Char-
lotte.
119
99
00
85
78
78
62
50
45
38
28
20
From
Char-
lotli^
COLUMBIA TO
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Bij Stage from
COLUMBIA to...
Cookhani
Winnsboro*
Albion
Youguesville
Blackstock*8
Chestervillb ....
Brattonsville
Guthriesville
YORKVILLB
Iron Works
Price's Ferry to ... .
OH'RLO'TE.N.C
CHARLOTTE TO
COLUMBIA.
{Read vp.)
Place
to
Plaee.
20
9
5
7
6
10
12
5
7
10
8
20
Place
to
Ploie.
From
CoI'm.
bia.
20
29
34
41
47
57
69
74
81
91
99
119
From
CoI'm.
bik
Kit-
84
78
54
18
19
I
COLUMBI
GUS1
By Sti
OOLUM
Lexingtt
LeesvilU
Aiken..
8. Caroli
Granites
Hainbur
AUGUS
i«>«-Ilumbia
At Augufli
with the G<
alio, with til
vannah.
Cam-
CHARI
CAMI
S. Cat
118 OHAE
*" } (sec
10 Claren
6 IBoykii
cam:
From
Pun-
tea.
CA
CH
(
From
CAMI
Yerk-
villv.
Bh
101
OAA
81
RUSM
73
Liliei
61
Rock
55
Iteck
43
Catn
:i5
Lam
14
Gboi
YOI
rr«m
Tork.
VlUn
Y
CA«
COLUMBIA TO AUGUSTA.
^•w^N.'V*.
Place
iPlace,
13
13
14
7
13
11
25
10
8
5
12
7
5
S
10
37
Kroia
Col'in.
bia.
Place
to
(Place.
13
26
40
40
56
iiS
70
104
114
m
127
130
146
151
156
11)6
203
From
Col"!!.
bia.
tmbia J!i.R.
•nstructioa
Sreenville,
»ce it will
ia Brancli
iton.
Place
to
Place.
so
5
7
6
10
12
5
7
10
8
SO
Krora
Col'ffl.
bia.
20
20
34
41
47
57
(SO
74
81
91
m
no
Place From
to ji:el'n>
'iai'e.j bih
it*-
84
n
54
18
19
1
mm
COLUMBIA TO AU-
GUSTA, 6A«
By Stage from
COLUMBIA to...
Lexington ........
Leesvillti
Aiken
8. Carolina R. R. to
Graiiiteville
Hamburg; to
AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA TO CO
imSlkAReadup.)
Place From
to Col'm-
Place, bia.
12
18
30
G
11
1
Place
to
nac«.
12
30
&i
72
83
84
From
CoI'm-
bia. -
At Augusta, this route unites
with the Georgia Kailruail, and,
also, with the route leading to )Sa-
vaiinah.
nam
Cam-
CHARLESTON TO
CAMDEN, S. C.
Place
10
Place.
108
SO
14
U
nil
118
40
80
6
S. Carolina R. R.
CHARLESTON to
Camden June, i
(sec page 186)
Claremont Depot-.
Hoykin's Turnout to
CAMDEN........
108
128
142
148
nem
tea.
CAMDEN TO
CHARLESTON.
{head up.)
Pliice
10
Place
From
(.haV
toil.
''•" CAMDEN TO YORK-
'X" YILLE.
101
81
73
01
55
43
:»
14
Fr*m
fork.
B^ Staff e from
CAMDEN to....*.
Rusticll Place
Lilierty Hill
Rocky Mount
Keckhainsville ....
Catawhn
Landsfurd
Elx>nezorville to...
TORKVILLE....
YORKVILLE TO
Place
to
Place.
20
8
12
U
12
8
21
14
. From
Cam*
den.
SO
S8
40
40
58
m
87
101
Place
to
»iu» CM^lilH,{^eadup.)v\a.,.
From
Cnm-
From
li.-igb.
101
KiG
131
11!)
10!
03
87
75
Gl
30
12
From
Ra-
leigb.
CAMDEN TO FAY-
ETTEVILLE AND RA-
LEIGH, N. C.
By Stage from
CAMDEN to...
Tiller's Ferry....
ClIERAW
Brightsville
Laurel Hill, N. C
Montpelier
Randallsville
Davis's Springs to.
FAYETTE VIL'E
Averysboro'
Middle Creek to...
RALEIGH
RALEIGH TO CAM
DEN. (Read up.)
Pla'c
10
Place
25
35
12
18
8
12
14
25
24
12,191
Place
to
Piace^
►'r CAMDEN, S. C, TO
\oZ CHARLOTTE, N. C.
78
GO
48
38
20
From
Char-
lotte.
By Stage from
CAMDEN to...
Flat Rock
Pleasant Hill....
Lancaster
Kolair to
♦CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE TO
CAMDEN.
{head up.)
M,
Place
to
Place.
18
12
10
18
SO
Place
to
Place.
18t
Froia
Cam-
don.
25
CO
73
00
08
104
no
130
155
170
Froi
Caia
den.
From
Cam-
den.
18
30
40
58
78
From
('am-
den.
* Charlotte to Raleigh, N. C, see
page 182.
From Charlotte to Salisbury, and
Greensboro', see page 182.
ROUTES FROM SAVANNAH,
GEO.
From Savannah to Charlbston,
by etcamboat, 140 miles. Fare. 94.
From Savannah to Charleston,
by stage, see route, page 184.
From Savannah to Kno.tvili.b,
Tenn. To ClKittanoon.i, bv rail-
road, see p. 188; theifte by bteani<
boat on Tennessee River to Knox-
ville. From Chntfaiiooira, steam-
boats also run to Gunter's Land
H§
SAVANNAH TO MACON^
ing and Decatur, both of which are
Qu the Tennessee River.
From Savamnah to Miludob*
▼fLLB, 6a. To Gordon, on the
Oeorgia Central R. R., (see follow-
ing route,) 170 miles; and thence
to MUUdffsville, 18 miles. Total,
188 miles'.
Tickets can be purchased In Sa-
vannak, to any of the following
places:— To Macon, Ga., forts 75;
Columbus, Ga., 815 00 ; Montgo-
mery, Ala.,SiO 00; MoBiLE,828 00;
New Orleans, $33 00; Aooosta,
Ga., $0 50 ; Atlanta, Ga., $9 50 ;
MoRrRBESBORoooH,Tenn., §25 00 ;
Nashville, Tenn., $35 00; Colom-
bia, Tenn., $35 00; HonTsville,
Ala.,$22 00; Decatur, Ala.,$32 00;
TusouMBiA, Ala., $33 50 ; Holly
Springs, $38 00 ; Memphis. Tenn.,
$30 00; Tuscaloosa, Ala.,$28 00';
Columbus, Miss., $38 00 ; Abbr-
DEBN,Mis8.,$38 00; Jacksonville,
Ala., $30 00.
Suamf/oats run from Savannah
to St. Augustine, Flo., ItiO miles
distant, and to other places on the
coast.
Vrom
Ma-
con.
SAVANNAH TO MA-
CON, GEO.
Georgia Cent'lR.R.
SAVANNAH to. .
Station No. 1
Eden
Reform
Station No. 4......
Armenia
Haley ondale
Station No. 6
Scarboro*. . . :
Brinsonville
MidviUe
Holcomb
Davisboro* •. . .
Tennville
Oconee
Bmmett •...
Gordon €o
MAOON
MACON TO SAVAN
NAH. {Read up.)
riBM
to
Piac*.
9
12
9
10
U
4
11
9
10
10
10
23
14
11
5
18
21
Place
to
Pla««.
From
8'van-
nab.
9
21
30
40
46
50
61
70
80
90
100
123
136
147
152
170
191
The Soutk-we$tem R. R. divergM
at Macon, and runs to Ogtethfirp$,
(a new town,) 51 milei, situated
on Flint Ri^ it, Ga. This road will
be continued to Fort Gaines, on the
Chattahoochie River.
From
S'van-
aah.
Fi'im
Maah-
viUe.
585
394
388
381
370
354
347
336
329
315
293
285
273
267
258
253
243
237
231
221
211
206
191
183
176
162
151
115
84
70
63
45
82
From
Naah-
SAVANNAH. GA.,
TO NASHVILLE,
TENN. '
SAVANNAH ta....
Macon. (See pre- )
ceding Route.) )
Maoon dWutem B.
Howard's ,
Crawford's
Forsyth ,
Barnesrille
Milner's
Qriffln ,
Fayette ,
JonesboTO'
ATLANTA..
Western dAUantic B.
Bolton
Marietta. ,
Noonday
Acworth
Allatoona
Cartersville
Cassville
Kingston
AdairsTille. ,
Calhoun
Resaca
Dalton
Tunnel HUl
Ringgold ,
Chickamsnga, Tenn..
OHATTANOOaA
NashvtUeand ChaOa-
noogaR.R.
Stevenson
Dedherd
Tullahoma ,
Normandy
Fosterville ,
^urfreesboro'.
NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE TO
SAVANNAH.
{lUai up.)
Piaee
to
riac*.
191
6
7
11
16
7
11
7
14
22
8
12
6
9
5
10
6
6
10
10
5
15
8
8
13
11
86
81
14
7
18
13
32
Plaee
to
I Place
Sana
191
197
204
215
231
238
249
256
270
292
300
312
318
327
832
342
348
864
364
874
879
394
402
410
423
434-
470
501
515
522
640
553
685
From
8avw
SAVANNAH TO MONTGOMERY.
189
A diverffM
*■• situated
>is road will
ines, on the
i.
s.
PlM«
to
101
6
7
11
16
y
11
7
14
22
8
12
6
9
5
10
FroB
Sana
m
197
204
215
231
238
249
256
270
292
300
312
318
327
332
342
348
D I 854
10 I 364
10
6
15
8
8
IS
11
374
87»
394
402
410
423
434-
470
501
515
522
8tf
I 31
14
7
18 I 540
13 553
82 585
Piaae| From
to iSavaa
PUea jnah.
m
888
m
189
147
187
127
128
120
107
,W
91
60
48
10
83
SAVANNAH, 6A..
TO MONTGOMERY,
ALABAMA.
MMt-
SAVANNAH to....
i Macon. (See i. \
188.) I
Muscogee B. JL
Fort Valley
Butler
Howard
Oeneva
Juniper
Bellefonte
Schatulfta
OOLUMBUS
(Mumb^M d Opdica B
Opelica
Montgomery <£ Wat
j^in/nt B, B,
Auburn
Notasulga...
Gbebaw
Franklin.
MONTGOMERY..
MONTGOMERY TO
SAVANNAH.
{Bead up.)
Place
to
Place.
191
28
22
10
10
4
3
13
10
30
7
12
8
7
83
From
Bavan
191
219
241
251
261
265
268
281
291
821
828
840
348
355
388
Place
to
Place.
From
BaTan
feom Montgomery to Mobile, see
figefl 92 and 93. From Mobile to
Hav Orleans, see page 93.
787
383
365
934
313
384
834
181
139
183
114
89
SAVANNAH TO
MEMPHIS, TENN.
SAVANNAH to
\ Kingston, (see
I page 188.)
Rome Br'eh R. R. to
Home
By Stage to
Gaylesville, Ala...
Van Buren
Gontbr's Landing.
SfboatonTenn.R.to
Decatur
By Railroad to
TOBCOMBIA
By Stage to
Cartersville, Mist.
Jacinto
Rienzi
Eipley
Place
to
Place.
354
18
31
23
28
60
43
43
17
8
25
From
Sav'n-
354
372
403
425
453
513
556
598
615
623
648
79
61
42
From
Mem-
phia.
Salem
Holly Sprinob..
Nt'h Mt.Pleasant to
MEMPHIS....
MEMPHIS TO SA-
VANNAH.
(Read up.)
^ SAVANNAH TO AU
(«-f 6USTA, GA.
137
128
116
107
97
91
87
76
67
57
47
22
From
Aa-
gnata.
Georgia Cent. B. B.
SAVANNAH to. .
Station No. 1.....
Eden
Reform
Station No. 4
Armenia
Halcyondale.
Station No. 6
Scarboro*
Brinsonville
Midville
By Stage to
Waynesboro'
By Bailroad to
AUGM7STA
AUGUSTA TO SA-
VANNAH.
(Read up.)
658
676
695
737
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
From
Bav'if
nab.
Passengers may reach Augusta
fVom Savannah, by steamboat. Via
the Savannah River.
^Z SAVANNAH TO CO
b.»? LUMBUS. GA.
290
09
87
78
71
64
68
49
From
Ool'm
}
SAVANNAH to....
( Maoon. (See
} page 188.)....
Sirutfi^WetUmB,B,
Ecbeoonnee
Mule Creek......
Fort Valley
Everett's
Reynold's
Butler
OOLUMBUS..
COLUMBUS TO
SAVANNAH.
Place
to
Plaee.
From
Ba«aa
aah.
191
191
12
203
9
212
7
219
7
226
6
232
9
241
49
290
Ptace
From
la
Bavan
Plaee.
uik.
190
SALISBURY TO ST. AUGUSTINE.
SAVANNAH, GEO.,
TO ST. AUGUS-
TINE, FLO.
By St age from
SAVANNAH to. .
Riceboro'
S. Newport
Daribn
Bethel ••••••
Waynesville
Langflbury
Jeffersonton
St. Mary's
Kirkland, Flo
Jacksonville to...
ST. AUGUSTINE
Pl«ee ' From
to Bav'n.
Plana. ii«h.
ST. AUGUSTINE TO
SAVANNAH.
(Read up.)
tnta
T*ni|«
Bay.
183
173
157
137
110
95
76
41
SO
From
T'mpa
Bar
ST. AUGUSTINE TO
TAMPA BAY, FLO.
I t • • • • • •
By Stage from
ST.A'G'STINEto
Buena Vista . .
Pelatka
Orange Springs
Fort Kino.
Long Swamp
Oakabumkee
Fort Dade
Fort Foster to
Fort Brooke ic \
TAlkSF A BAY \
TAMPA BAY TO ST.
AUGUSTINE.
{Read up.)
34
14
J5
23
9
11
14
23
16
26
38
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
10
16
20
27
15
19
35
21
20
Place
to
Place.
34
48
63
85
94
105
119
142
158
184
222
From
Sar>n-
From
StAn>
■'■tine
10
26
•46
73
88
107
142
163
183
Froni
8t.AB.
■'■tine
'From
Bain-
bri'ge.
293
259
?45
i(30
212
203
153
108
SAVANNAH TO DA-
RIEN AND BAIN-
BRIDGE, GEO.
By Stage from
SAVANNAH to. .
Riceboro'
South Newport. . . .
DARIEN
Bethel
Waynesville
Waresboro*
Allapaha
86 .TroiipsviUe.
' *••••••••
Mace
to
Place.
34
14
15
18
9
50
45
22
From
SWan-
34
48
63
81
00
140
185
207
61
39
15
Okapilico
Thoniasville
Cairn to.
BAINBRIDaE .
From
Bain-
brl'te.
BAINBRIDGE TO SA-
VANNAH.
{Read tip.)
25
22
24
15
PIac«
to
Place.
333
393
a'tiir
From MILLEDGEVILLE TO
AUGUSTA. GEO.
An-
■u«ta.
06
73
61
51
47
38
29
21
II
From
Au-
guata.
By Stage from
MILLEDaEV. to
Sparta
Mayfield
Warrenton
Camak Br. R. R. to
Cainak
Georgia R. R. to
Thomson •••
Deariiig
Berzelia
Beliair to
AUGUST A
rnm
Co-
lam-
bufc
AUGUSTA TO MIL-
LEDGEVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place, Ml^
to
Place.
23
12
10
9
9
8
10
1!
Place
to
Place.
Tillk
23
3S
43
49
56
67
7i
85
ttat
villi
123
110
94
83
69
63
56
44
32
16
From
Co-
lum-
boa.
MILLEDGEVILLE TO
COLUMBUS, GEO.
By Stage from
MILLEDGEV. to
Wallace
Macon
Warrior
Knozville
Francisville
Union
Davison
Tallbottom
Ellerslie to
OOLUMBUS ....
COLUMBUS TOIAIL-
LEDGEVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
13
16
11
14
6
7
12
12
16
16
Place
to
PiMe.
ma
Mil-
TiUn
I
13
89
40
54
60
«7
79
91
107
123
Fna
Mil-
Mm
TiUa
ROUTES FROM AUGUSTA, 6A.
TO
0.
to
» • •
I to
• •
to
2331
"roal
• • • •
25
■ • • •
32
• • •
24
• • •
15
SA-
Place
to 1
I'Uce.
II-
23
J3
10
9
9
8
10
11
33
33
4a
49
38
67
71
85
Mil.
TO
:0.
to
PUcr
to
Place
IL-
13
16
11
14
6
7
12
12
16
16
ftn\
Mil.f
Tiikr
•
13
S9
40
54
60
67
79
91
107
133
Placo ^»"l
to ,»•*
' *llk
hOUTES FROM AUGUSTA,
QA.
from AooosTA to WiumraTON,
IT, C. see page 91.
From AooDsTA to Colombia, S.
G*i *oe paffe 187.
'rFrom Augusta to Atlanta, Ga.,
IM page 85.
From AoousTA to Savannah, see
pige 189.
Oah-
188
m
97
87
70
«0
98
.82
10
. Item
AUGUSTA TO OAH-
lOi^EGA, GA.
Oeorffia R. R. from
AUGUSTA to....
I Union Point, )
( (see page 92). . )
Jithens Br. R. R. to
Woodville
Mozey's
Lexington Depot..
Athens
By Stage to
Jefferson
Gainesville
Luclcsville
New Bridge to
DAHLONEGA...
DAHL0NE6AT0AU
GUSTA, (Read up.)
Vram
an'*.
tUle.
.1-
AUGUSTA TO
GREENVILLE, S. C.
135
134
113
103
80
71
40
44
89
13
From
Wre'B-
By Stofft from
AUGUSTA to....
Hamburg, 8. C
Edgefield
Duntonsville
Frazierville
Abbe^lb
Varennes
Anderson
Pendleton
Pickensville to ... .
GRBENVILLB . .
GREENVILLE TO AU
GUSTA. (i2M<f np') Ptaiw. r^
Place
to
Place.
70
5
8
10
17
20
22
6
12
10
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
1
32
U
23
22
5
15
16
13
Place
to
From
guata.
76
81
89
99
110
136
158
164
176
186
From'
Aq-
guata.
From
An-
goaU'
Q
1
23
32
55
64
86
91
106
123
135
From
Au-
From
Jack-
aouv.
100
94
89
82
72
61
49
34
20
11
MACON TO JACK-
SONVILLE, GEO.
By Stage from
MAOON to
Uutlaiid
Websterville
Busbayville
Perry
Ilaynesville
Hawkiiisville
Graham .
Copeland
Temperance to....
JACKSONVILLE
Place
'%« JACKSONVILLE TO .
i.'.%': MACON. (headup.)vi^.
191
Place From
to Ma-
PInre con.
6
5
7
10
11
13
15
14
9
11
11
18
38
39
;!
66
80
89
100
From
Ma«
roih
From
Da-
rien.
130
111
96
86
80
70
53
From
Ua-
lien.
JACKSONVILLE TO
DARIEN, GEO.
By Stage from
JACKSONVIL' to
Ashley's
Lumber City
Iloxville
Colquit
Ferry's Mills
Currency to
DARIEN
DARIEN TO JACK-
SONVILLE.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
9
15
10
6
10
17
53
Place
to
Place.
From
Talla-
h'naee.
223
316
311
305
193
185
174
158
155
140
118
110
105
85
MACON TO TALLA-
HASSEE, FLO.
By Stage from
MACON to
Rutland
VVubstcrvillo
Ilusbayvilitt .......
Perry
Minerva
Marshallvillc
Travellers Rest...
Oglethorpe
Americua
Starkville
Palmyra
Albany
Newtou
Place
to
Place.
6
5
<i
13
8
11
16
3
15
23
8
5
SO
From
Jack*
■oae.
9
84
34
40
50
67
ISO
From
Jack*
109
TALLAHASSEE TO ST. AUGUSTINE.
^^^«^^^v^^^^^^%^^w\^\^rKr\/\rv/\/\Arwi
46
23
13
Vrom
VIroin
St.
A'gtw-
tine.
834
309
804
180
168
151
136
108
91
86
16
vn>iB
ut.
A'cm-
tilM.
Bainbridge
duincy, Tlo
Salubrity to
TALLAHASSEE
39
24
9
13
TALLAHASSEE TO
MACON. (Read up.)
TALLAHASSEE TO
ST. AUGUSTINE, FL.
By Stage from
TAL'AELAS'E to.
Lipona
Marion...*
Madison
Columbus
Mineral Spring....
Lancaster
Bllisville
Newnansville
Pelatka
Buena Vista
ST. AUGUSTINE
ST. AUGUSTINE TO
TALLAHASSEE.
(Bead up.)
Place
to
Pkw*.
Plaee
to
PlM*.
From
Tall»
25
5
24
12
17
25
18
17
65
10
16
PlM*
to
Place.
176
200
209
222
Frem
Ma>
eoa.
25
30
54
66
83
108
126
143
208
218
234
From
Talla.
VmM.
From Tallahassbb to Fort
Lboh, by railroad, 26 miles.
tort
Cue*.
MACON TO FORT
GAINES, GEO.
^Soutk- Wufrn R.R
MAOON to
Echeconee
Fort Valley
Marshall vilie
Winchester
Marihasville
Montezuma
OOLBTHORFB
Plaee
to
Plaee.
^rom
eoB.
12
13
15
27
7
34
4
38
4
42
6
48
2 50
*The South-Western Railroad I
will extend from Macon, Ga., d
Fort Gaines, on the Cbattahoociiji
River. This work is now belni
KroseciHed with all dispatch. At
lacon, it unites with the line it
railroads running between Savan
nahand the Tennessee River.
From
Col'm-
one.
94
83
69
63
56
44
32
16
From
Col'm'
MACON TO COLUM-
BUS, GEO.
By Stag* from
MAOON to
Warrior
Knozville
Francisville
Union
Davison
Tallbottom
Ellerslie to
OOLUMBUS...
COLUMBUS T0(
MACOM.<A««f«<p.)
Place
to
Place,
11
14
6
7
12
12
16
16
Place
to
Place.
rna
Ml.
11
3$
31
38
50
78
U4
Froa
Mf
coi,
Fi'om
Mont,
iofry
103
103
91
67
60
48
40
33
Ffom
Moat-
fo'ry.
COLUMBUS, GEO.,
TO MONTGOMERY,
ALA.
By Stage from
OOLUMBUS to. . .
Girard, Ala...
Crawford..........
Opelica
Montgomery and
W. Point R. R.
Auburn
Notasulga....
Chehaw
Franklin to..
*MONTaOM'lY
MONTGOMERY TO
COLUMBUS.
{tUad up.)
Plaee
to
Place.
1
11
24
7
12
8
7
33
Place
to
Plaea.
Frea
CoPw
boi,
I
13
30
43
55
63
70
103
Fraa
Col'»
*Prom Montgomery to Mobile,
•ee pages 92 and 98; and flrom Mo.
I hilM to Mliio Orktuut uo9 pafi 08.
ROUTES FROM NASHVILLE.
103
^^N^/^^^v^i
jn Railroai
Icon, Ga., n
nattahoocliji
now be|„J
^Apatch. A,
the line oif
feen Savao
River.
33 103
nMalFram
inaoa.! bM.
98.
Owt'
M7
U7
93
79
»
3d
17
Ctal-
Ufeoo-
COLUMBUS TO
CHATTAHOOCHEE,
FLO.
By Stage from
OOLUMBUS to. . .
Lumpkin
Siimmerflold
Cutlibert
Fort Gainbs
Biakely
Crawford
Olive Grove to
OHATTA- ;
HOOOHEB . . i
CHATTAHOOCHEE
TO COLUMBUS.
{Read up.)
PlaM
to
Place.
40
8
16
18
20
25
13
17
PlM«
to
Place.
Wnm
Co*
lam.
bna>
40
48
64
82
102
127
140
157
From
Co-
lum>
bua.
Steamboat* run on the Apalachi-
cola River, between Columbus and
Apalacbicola, Flo., a distance of
m miles.
ROUTES FROM NASH-
VILLE, TENN.
From NA8HVII.I.B to Cbarlbb*
TON, S. C, see page 184.
•
From Nashvillb to Savannah,
6a., see page 188.
From Nashvillb to St. Louis.
From Nashville to the mouth of
the Cumberland River, by steam'
boat, 207 miles; thence, via the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, to St.
Louis, 234 miles. Total distance,
435 miles.
From Nashvillb to Memphis,
fenn.. New Orleans, and inter-
liiediate places, by steamboat. From
Nashville to the mouth of the Oum>
oerland River; thnnce, via the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to
Mempliis, 50(3 miles, and to New
Orleans, 1287.
From Nashville to Louisvillb,
Ry., by stage, see page 157.
From Nashvillb to Lexington,
Ky., see page 158.
From
CInvl'-
663
608
593
563
532
512
462
393
382
336
279
242
198
172
136
133
132
92
80
22
NASHVILLE TO
LOUISVILLE AND
CINCINNATI.
Steamboat on Cum-
berland River.
NASHVILLE to.
Clarksville, Tenn..
Palmyra
Dover
Canton, Ky
Eddyville
MoothofCux- )
BERLAND River {
Steamboat on Ohio R.
Shawneetown, 111.
Wabash River
Hendersonville, Ky
Rockport,Ia
Cloversport, Ky...
Fredonia
Brandenburg
New Albany, la-.
LOUISVILLE, Ky
Jeffersonville
Madison, la
Kentucky River..
Lawrenceb'f;,Ia., to
OINOINNATI..
From
Cinci*-
naU.
From
Fr^k.
fort.
206
199
190
180
149
135
133
lio
100
88
76
58
40
30
CINCINNATI* TO
NASHVILLE.
(Head up.)
Plaea
lu
Place.
55
15
30
31
20
50
69
11
46
57
37
44
26
36
3
1
40
12
58
22
Place
to
Pbuw.
Wnm
vtite.
55
70
100
131
151
201
270
281
327
384
427
405
401
527
5:iO
531
571
583
641
663
From
NmIh
villa.
NASHVILLE TO
FRANKFORT. KY.
By Stage from
NASHVILLE to.
Pleasant Hill
Hendersonville . . . .
Gallatin
Scottsville
Cedar Spring
Glasgow
Blue Springs
Monroe.....
Greensbuig
Campbellsville
LebiMion
Perryville
Harrodsboro to..
FRANKFORT ...
From
Fr'nk-
fort.
FRANKFORT TO
NASHVILLE.
(Read up.)
N
Plar«
to
PU>«.
7
9
10
31
14
12
13
10
12
12
18
18
10
30
Place
to
PI.T»».
From
N!Udi<
viUe.
7
16
26
57
71
83
96
106
118
130
148
166
176
200
From
Na»b>
villa.
IM
Vrom
Mam-
NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS.
835
833
317
804
193
183
150
135
117
100
68
56
45
35
10
From
Mem-
fhia.
NASHVILLE TO
MEMPHIS, TENN.,
VIA COLUMBIA.
Stj Stare from
NASHVILLE to..
Good Spring
Franklin
Spring Hill
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant....
Asbland
Carrollsville
Savannah
Purdy (
Bolivar
Newcastle......'
Somerville .<
Oakland
Ralei|;h to >
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
PIlIM
to
Placet
13
6
13
11
11
33
15
18
17
33
13
11
10
25
10
Prom
MMh-
Till*.
13
18
31
43
53
85
100
118
135
1G7
179
190
200
325
335
FlMt
to
PUca.
Vrom
Holly
■P'K*
813
46
84
14
8
From
Hoiljr
NASHVILLE TO
HOLLY SUtlNGS,
MISS.
Bi/ S>as»from
NASHVILLE to..
Bolivar (see )
previous route) (
*La Granob
Lamar, Miss
Hudsnnvilleto
HOLLY SPRI'aS
HOLLY SPRINGS TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
Plaee
to
PiMe.
167
23
10
6
8
Place
to
Plwsa.
From
IfaHh-
vUte.
From
NMh-
Title.
167
189
199
205
213
From
Nadi-
Tilla.
* From La Grange the Railroad is
open to Memphis, and from the
former place the line will be con-
tinued so as to form a connection
with thie Routs from Chattanooga
to Charleston.
From
Meiii'
pbU.
I NASHVILLE TO
MEMPHIS, VIA
REYN0LDSBUR6.
233
315
193
171
162
153
133
116
96
68
56
45
35
10
From
Mem-
pliU.
By Stage from
NASHVILLB to.
Chestnut Grove....
Charlotte
Waverly
Rbynoldsboro...
Camden
Huntingdon
South Carroll
Jackson ,
Bolivar
Newcastle
Somerville <
Oakland
Raleigh to
^MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
Plnea
to
Place.
18
22
22
9
10
20
16
20
28
12
11
10
25
10
Place
U)
Plaoa.
Prem
Nuk
Till*.
18
40
03
71
81
101
117
137
185
177
188
198
223
233
From
Na.lt.
TiUe.
* From Memphis to Little Rock,
Ark., see page 168.
From
La
Gr'ge,
56
88
26
18
11
From
La
Or^e.
MEMPHIS TO LA
GRANGE, TENN.
* Memphis d CkatJu-
tm R. R.
MEMPHIS to
Qermantown
CoUiersrille
La Fayette ».
Moscow
LA GRANGE
LA GRANGE TO
MEMPHIS.
{Read up.)
Placr
Frua
to
Mem.
Place.
Phil.
•0
18
18
12
30
8
38
7
45
11
56
riaee
From
lo
Mem.
Ploca.
pbia.
*'The Memphis and Charleston
R.R. !s now being constructed.
When finished, Memphis will be
hroBght in contiguity with Charles-
ton and Savannah, both of which
have fine harbors.
NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS.
Plaei
lo
Place.
fnm
Nuk
TiUt.
18
22
23
JO
2U
16
20
28
12
11
10
25
lU
Place
to
Place.
18
40
«3
71
61
101
117
137
18S
177
188
198
223
233
Freia
Nail)<
TiUt.
little Aock,
18
12
8
7
11 66
Pkee
l»
•0
18
30
38
45
From
MrtD.
|Pl0C«. phlfc
Charleston
Dstruoted.
s will be
b Charles-
of which
Otra
NASHVILLE TO
COLUMBUS, KY.
161
71
Si)
fS
8»
83
IS
Col'n
Bij Staff « from
NASHVILLE to.,
i Rbynoldhbdro I
\ (see prov. route) (
dandy Hill
Paris .'
Barren Hill
Boydsville
Feliciana
Clinton to
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS TO
NASHVILLE.
(Read up.)
riM«
to
Plure.
71
10
12
7
13
16
11
13
Place
to
FUee.
From
Ma«lf
ville.
71
00
102
100
123
138
149
161
From
Nasb-
tUI*.
From
Hen-
I'N'B.
135
100
89
77
63
31
SO
Dram
Hen-
ifu'u
NASHVILLE TO
HENDERSON, KY.
' to
Place.
By Stage from
NASHVILLE to..
Fredonia
Clurksville
Oak Grove...'
HoPKIN8\f LLB
MariiBonville
Carlow to.
HENDERSdtr . . .
HENDERSON TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
rromJHOPKINSVILLETO
"^ COLUMBUS, KY.
97
77
70
CO
48
S8
From
Ool'm-
bua.
By Slaffefrom
HOPE'SVILLE to
Cadiz
Canton
Aurora
Wadesboro*
Mavfii^ld to
COLUMBUS...
COLUMBUS TO
HOPKINSVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place '. From
35
11
12
14
32
11
20
Place
to
Place.
Place
lo
Place.
20
7
10
12
20
28
Place
to
Place.
:?Cash.
Tillt.
35
46
58
72
104
115
135
From
Tiile.
From
Hop-
kinsv.
20
27
37
49
69
97
From
Hop-
kilMT
From
Kno(.
Tillf.
187
174
157
130
132
123
100
72
52
40
15
NASHVILLE TO |1«-
KNOXVILLE, TENN.'ptec.
From
Knox-
vUle.
By Stage from
NASHVILLE to. .
6r(>en Hill
Lebanon
Alexandria
Liberty...
Sinithville
Sparta
CrosBviile
Belleville..
Kingston
Campboll's Stat'n to
♦KNOXVILLB . . .
KNOXVILLE TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
13
17
18
7
10
22
38
20
12
25
15
Place
to
riM*.
ttl
ttftm
Naah
vlIM
13
30
48
55
65
87
115
135
147
172
187
From
Maah.
vilfo.
From Knoxville to Richmond,
Va., via Blountsville, Tenn., sec
pasre 179.
From Knoxville to the Warm
Seringa, N. C, 74 miles ; and to
Jiehewillt, 110 miles.
From
Mo-
Miu'v.
75
03
55
41
21
11
-- ^ - rom
NA^HV:
Mount View
Stewardsboro'
MORFREBSBORO* ...
Woodbury
Clermont to ...... .
MoMINNVILLB
From
Mo-
Mln'v.
From
Wia-
obHer.
91
79
71
57
45
32
NASHVILLE TO
MoMINNVILLE, T.
By Stage fro
riLLEto. .
McMINNVILLE TO
NASHVILLE.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place
12
8
14
SO
10
11
Place
to
Place.
NASHVILLE TO
WINCHESTER, T.
By Stage from
NASHVILLE to..
Mount View
Stewardsboro*
MURFR'SBORO'
Fostervilie
Shelbyvillb
17 'Davisonvillo
Place
to
Place.
13
8
14
12
13
15
From
Ifaah*
ville.
12
20
34
54
64
75
From
nwh>
TUIa.
From
Naa^
13
20
34
46
50
74
106
NASHVILLE TO HUNT8VILLE.
4
WinchflsterSp'^s to
WINOHBSTER..
13
4
87
91
From
Naah.
viUe.
From
Wiu-
ch'tor.
WINCHESTER TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read vp.)
Plaeo
le
Flaoa.
From
H'nu-
villa.
NASHVILLE TO
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
Plaea
to
Flare.
From
Naah-
vlllo.
59
04
79
94
110
125
From
Naah-
«1U«.
125
66
61
46
31
15
By Stage from
NASHVILLB to. .
SlIBLBYVlLLB /
(see prev. route) i
Rich Valley
Lynchburg «
Fayette vi lie
HHzel Green, Al., to
HUNTSVILLE . .
a
50
5
15
15
10
15
From
H'nU-
viUa.
HUNTSVILLE TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place
From
Tiu'a-
looito.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.,
TO TUSCALOOSA.
Place
to
Place.
10
4
5
U
35
28
8
7
7
13
12
32
From
U'uta.
Vlllfb
10
14
19
25
50
78
80
93
100
113
125
157
Frmn
H'nis.
Till*.
157
147
143
138
IS-"!
Bij Stage from
HUNTSVILLE to
Whitesburg
Lacey's Springs. ...
Mount Hill.
Oleander
107
79
71
64
Blountsville
Village Springs-...
Mount Piuson
Oresron ..•••..•....
57
Elyton •....
44
33
Jonesboro*
McMath'sto
TUSCALOOSA...
From
Tns'a-
looM
TUSCALOOSA TO
HUNTSVILLE.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
Front
Tua-
c«rab.
NASHVILLE TO
TUSCUMBIA, ALA.
Place
to
Place.
13
5
From
Maah-
vilie.
13
18
109
W
91
By Staff e from
NASHVILLE to..
Good Spring
Frauklta
78
66
55
33
5
From
Too-
Climb.
Spring Hill
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Lawreiiceburg. ...
Florkncb, Ala., to
TUSOUMBIA...
TUSCUMBIA TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
13
12
11
22
28
5
Place
to
Place.
From
Coi'm-
bua.
117
99
79
60
54
35
17
From
OeI'm
bua>
TUSCUMBIA TO
COLUMBUS, MISS.
By Stage to
TUSCUMBIA to..
Riissellville
Big Bear Creek....
Toll-Gate
Fikeville
Moscow
Border Sprint; to...
COLUMBUS ....
COLUMBUS TO
TUSCUMBIA.
(Read up)
Place
to
Place.
31
43
54
76
104
109
From
Vmk.
*iUa.
Pioa
Tue.
cumb.
18
20
13
12
19
18
17 117
18
38
51
03
83
100
Placo From
to Tue-
Place, cumb.
From
Mont-
gom'y
373
80
66
62
40
33
27
3
From
Mont-
|om'»
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
TO MONTGOMERY,
ALA BAMA.
NASHVILLE to...
( Atlanta. (See pp.>
t 84 & 86.) {
Montgomery <£ Wed
Point K.R.
Opelioa
Auburn
Notasulga
Chehaw
Pranklin
Tippecanoe
MONTGOMERT..
MONTGOMERY TO
NASHVILLE.
{Read up.)
Flore
to
Piatw.
203
24
4
12
7
6
24
Place
to
Flaoe
From
Miuh-
Tiile.
293
317
321
333
340
346
370
373
From
Nnah-
ville.
From Montgomery to Mobile, see
SageA 92 and 93; andfh>m Mobile to
few Orleans^ see page 98.
From
Col'm-
bua.
M(
COI
— —
"~~
166
150
146
133
M(
W(
Ve
Ml
47
44
37
28
25
15
From I
Gofm*|
bui.
From I
Vidufl
iMm.
832
3381
b/V/\/V/V*<N
13
31 I
12
43 1
11
54 1
22
76 1
28
104 I
5 109 H
— —
1
Pl»c«
From 1
to
NMh. ■
Place.
«iU«. ■
f '" 1
17 117
Plac« From
to Tuf
TUat. cumb.
Florr
to
293
24
4
12
7
6
24
3
From
Miuih-
293
317
321
333
340
346
370
373
Place
to
Plaoe,
From
Miwh-
villo.
1 Mobile, see
m Mobile to
3.
ROUTES FROW MOMTtiOMERY.
VN.-*-'
.■XTNTV-V
222 Macon... g 118
214 I)ein"l>o»« 2 1120
213 BUiffport * j3g
155 DaleviUe ^ Ujq
121 U nio" • • V '. * 26 230
95 HiUsboro' g 371
— 'Br*ndo«... ••••••• ** I
rieksburg. Jacks'^'
ROUTES FROM MONTOO
„ -.-Viamtut to AtiastAjI \aj,d Brandon H.lt.\ __
^'*>'?.^'7I2;fS) AvacsTA, Ga.. 46 JAOKSON •• ^J E
riaee
rion '
to
Tu».
Place.
cumb.
18
18
20
38
13
51
12
03
19
1R
82
100
27 BoUon'a g 3,3
18 Edwani's. ^ Uj^
12 Big Black ^ Lg^
'SteBURa::::.liol33i
Place ftnm
to Mont*
Place.' lo'ry.
8»-.»"'* 00^ rnd from Awosta tol gy Clinton 'J 304
UAN8, "»«• P?»? y^ERT to WEST POWT,
peepageW5:____----^ Fro.„ COLUMBUS. MISS^^^
".UnillMRUS. NHSS.lpiac..l«oTy.| IHWum 1
I By stage from \
171 COLUMBUS to...
1G5 Wavcrly .••• «
& COLUMBUS, MlSS.piac^U^Ll.
m
150
146
133
Bv Stage from ^ 1 - 1 ^
MONTGOM'Yto Ol
Washington I *^ 1 „q
Vernon ... 33
Mulberry Jg 51
115 Sblma. ••• jQ 69
97 Hamburg *° 7^
90 Marion •.«•• ,g 94
73 Greensboro ^o 1
59 Erie ••; jg ng
47 P"^'*'^A 'iV 3 122
44 Sprincnem l ^ Ugg
37 Clinton •• g 133
f. Nashville, Miss., to 10 lai
COLUMBUS Pi-t—
6
12
18
30
43
58
Place! From
to I Moct>
Place. 1 V»ij-
I Bv Stage from
332 MONTaOM'Yto, «, -
TGREknsboro' J 94 94
338 J (see prev. route) ) I
't^ 17*
ISO Colbert 1 "
153 Hamilton «
HI Aberdeen...;. 12
ioa Prairie Mount 13
113 P**"T.°tteek.V.*.'. 20 1 7i
93 Cypress CreeK... ^ ^^
77 Milton-.. *" joi
1 ^ " r#» 1 Place I From
,5-" MEMPHIS JO CO- U »^^;r
ly.: iuMB US.(^<'«*^"yT
l7on.lM0NTG0MERY TOi.,«»U«
•K."- TUSCALOOSA, ALA. Place. Uo-ry.
I looaa. 1 l'^""'!*'"^*
. By stage from
125 MONTGOM'Y to ^0
110 Wetumpka ^
80 Kingston... ••U4
62 Maplesvijle ••• ^^
52 RandoVpU. .-
38 Icentreville -••' *
196
30
Vrom
iMia.
ROUTES FROM MOBILE.
S<;nttsville to ^
♦TUSCALOOSA.
TUSCALOOSA TO
MONTGOMERY.
{Read up.)
8
30
Place
to
Place.
95
125
From
Mont-
go'ry.
* From TosoALOosA to Colvm-
Bua, Mis8., is.77 miles.
From Tuscaloosa to Huntsville,
Ala., see page 196.
Fmn
Jock'
•on.
137
119
89
41
S3
11
From
Jock'
■00.
From
Vicks-
burg.
205
S33
S23
211
199
193
155
121
95
UO
46
36
27
18
12
10
From
Vlcka-
huf.
COLUMBUS TO
JACKSON, MISS.
By Stage from
COLUMBUS to...
Shoco *,
Louisville
Springfield
Canton
Richland to..
JACKSON........
JACKSON TO CO- f'j^«
LUMBUS. (Read up.) Place.
Place
to
Place.
18
30
48
18
12
11
From
Col'm-
boa.
18
48
96
114
126
137
From
Col'm.
bus.
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.,
TO VICKSBURG,
MISS.
Bif Stage from
TUSCALOOSA to
Springfield
Clinton
Gainesville
Sumpterville
Livingston
Daleville
Union
riillsboro*
Urandon
Viekabarg, Jackson,
and Brandon R. R.
JACKSON
Clinton
Bolton's
Edward's
Bi? Black.
Bovinn to
VIOKSBURS
VICKSBUR6 TO
TUSCALOOSA.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
32
10
12
12
6
33
34
2t>
35
14
10
9
9
6
2
10
rUce
to
riace
From
Tus'a-
lOOM.
32
42
54
66
72
110
144
170
205
219
229
238
247
253
255
2C5
From
Tus'a
|i)0M.
f JV^.'WV*
From
Hel-
ma.
83
66
58
43
25
18
3
From
8el.
ma.
TUSCALOOSA TO
SELMA, ALA.
By Stage from
TUSCALOOSA to
Carthage
Havanna
Greensboro*
Marion* ....'..*,....
Hamburg
Valley Creek to....
SELMA
SELMA TO TUSCA-
LOOSA. (Acad wp.)
Place
to
Placp.
17
8
15
18
7
15
3
Place
to
Place.
ProiB
Tu»'».
lonta.
17
25
40
58
65
80
83
From
Tus'a.
looia.
ROUTES FROM MOBILE.
ALA. '
From Mobile to MonraoMKiiT,
see Routes on pages 92 and 93 ; also
see Routes from Montgomery, page
For Routes from Mobilb to
WiuiroaTON, RiOHMONi), Virginia,
WASHINaiON, BaLTIMORK, PHlLADEIr
PHiA, New York, Ac, see from paee
88 to 93, inclusive. ^
From Mobile to New Orleaits, see
page 93.
From
Cairo.
MOBILE, ALA., TO
,„ CAIRO, ILL.
{Route in progress.)
MOBILE to
ToulmlnviUe, Ala...
Turnerville
Paine's Road
Kushula
Mauvila
Oak Grove
Chunchula
Sidney
Citronelle
Deer Park
Escatawpa
State Line
Bucu:atunna
Winchester, Miss
Hough's Ferry
Red Bluff
Paulding
jQuitman ,
Place
to
Place.
From
Mo-
bile.
3
3
2
6
4
9
2
11
2
13
1
14
4
18
13
31
2
33
10
43
7
50
12
62
8
70
6
76
6
82
10
92
12
104
6
109
"""el From
•^laci'. I loo,».
MOBILE TO TALLAHASSEE.
100
17
8
17
35
15 I 40
18 58
7 I 65
15 80
3 I 83
I Place ( From
j to JTus-,.
[OBILE,
,>NTGojnaiT
id 83; also,
"••ery, page
OBIXB to
Virginia,
PflOADEIr
from page
U£ii78,see
Place From
to
Mo.
Place
• bile.
•—-
3
3
2
5
4
9
2
11
2
13
1
14
*
18
13
31
^
S3
^21
43
7
60
2
62
8
70
«
76
"
82
M
92
J 104
• 1 109
Ftom
Clin.
••••••••••••«•••
Marion .
Daleville
De Kalb
Pleasant Springs..
Macon
Shooo
Hickory Grove.....
Aberdeen.
Cotton Gin.
Van Buren
Jacinto
Purely, Tenn....
Jackson
Trenton
Yorkville
Columbus, Ky.
OAIRO, 111....
CAIRO TO MOBILE.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
Vrom
Mo-
bile.
Remarkt. — ^The MobUe and Ohio
B.R., 'which is now in progress of
construction, will form one of the
most important routes for trade
and travel in the United States.
It will probably be opened through-
out its entire length by the year
1858.
This Route -will extend from Mo-
bile Bay, on the Gulf of Mexico, to
the junction of the Ohio and Missis-
fiippi Rivers, at a point opposite to
Cairo, 111. The latter place is the
southern terminus of the great lUir
nois Centr.1 £.iZ.,with its two arms
or branches, one extending to Chi-
CR(;o, on Lake Michigan, and the
other to Galena, IIl.,and the Missis-
sippi River.
By consulting and comparing our
map attached to this Woik, it will
be observed that the course of these
two great Railroads is similar, and
runs nearly parallel with the Mis-
sissippi River, meeting it, however,
at its junction with the Ohio. It
will occupy about twelve degrees of
latitude; consequently, ft will em-
brace a great variety of climates and
productions. It will, however, have
a decided advantage over that here-
tofore immense thoroughfare, the
Mississippi River, inasmuch as no
Impediments will arise to obotruct
the navigation of the rail, such aa
are hourly met with on the "Father
of Waters." Travel wiU attain a
greater speed, with less cost, and
more regular intercourse, and with
less liability to the fearful and
heart-rending scenes which the tur-
bid waters of the Mississippi have
dosed over, but which may happen
again and again, until nearly every
family in our country have to re-
cord the loss of *<one loved one,"
at least, by either fire, explosion,
<' snags," or utter recklessness of
human life on the part of those
whose business and care it should
be, to regard the lives and property
of those entrusted to their care with
the greatest sacredness.
The opening of this great thort)*-
fare, then, should be hailed with
joy and satisfaction ; men, and wo-
men too, will be able to traverse it
without those feelings of danger
which are so frequently expe-
rienced on going on board one of
the " up-river steamboats," at New
Orleans, or other places on the Mis-
sissippi River.
THE MOBILE AND GIRARD R. R.
is now being constructed, a portion
of which it alreadif opened. It will
extend from Mobile, Alabama, to
Qirard, opposite to Columbus, Ga.,
at which place it will connect with
the Mtucogee R.R., running from
Columbus, Ga.. and at the latter
place with the Savannah and Jfacon
R. R., and ultimately will form one
of the links in the direct route of
travel between New Orleans and
New Yorkj &c.
MOBILE TO PENSA-
COLA AND TALLA-
HASSEE, FLO.
259
245
By Stage from
MOBILE to
Blakely
Place
to
Place.
u
From
Mo-
bUe.
14
mo
195
130
105
88
64
40
22
13
From
TalU-
k'wee.
ROUTES FROM lACKSON, MISS.
"/VW-AJV.^
FENSAOOLA, Flo
By Steamboat to
S La Grange (on )
Choctawhat- >
diie Bay) )
By Stage to
HoImeB* Valley....
Oakey Hill
Marianna
Chattalioochee
Quincy
Salubrity to
TALLAHASSEE
From
Col'm-
bui.
366
345
328
322
309
21)8
27U
266
946
225
,216
196
161
147
145
105
f
49
31
19
From
Col'm-
btt*.
TALLAHASSEE TO
MOBILE. {Read up.)
50 64
65
25
17
24
24
18
9
13
]29
154
171
1U5
219
237
246
259
Place
to
Flare.
MOBILE TO 00-
LUMBUS, MISS.
By Steamboat on Mo-
bile & Tombiffbee Ra.
MOBILE to
Fort St. Philip
Fort Stoddard
Alabama River....
Mcintosh Bluff....
Crawford's Landing
Jackson
St. Stephen's
Coffeeville
Wood's Bluff.
Cadey's Landing. .
Manafalia BluffC..
Moscow
( Demopolis i
I Bluffpnrt I
Black Warrior Riv.
Jones' Bluff.
Gainesville..
Jamestown
Vienna
Fairfield
Fickensville
Nashville to
*OOLUMBUS ....
COLUMBUS TO MO
BILE. {R*>ad up.)
Place
to
PlaeiN
21
17
6
13
11
22
10
20
21
9
20
35
14
2
40
18
12
11
15
18
13
19
Pl«ce
to
Place.
From
Mo-
bile.
From
Mo-
bile.
21
38
44
57
68
90
100
120
141
150
170
205
219
221
261
279
291
302
317
335
347
366
From
Mo-
bile.
* From Columbus to Holly Sp'gs,
Miss., and Memphis, Tenn., fee
page 197.
From Columbus to Tuscumbia,
Ala., sec page 196.
From
Tu»'a-
looiia.
212
11*2
179
159
144
131
109
97
90
81
72
65
56
40
25
17
From
Tua'a
loota.
MOBILE TO TUSCA-
LOOSA, ALA.
By Staff from
MOBILE to......
Fort St. Philip
Mount Vernon....
New Wakefield....
St. Stephen's
COFFEEVILLB
Pineville
Manafalia
Montpelier
Li nden
Spring Hill
Demopolis
iVIacon .^.
Greensboro'
Havanna
Carthage to
TUSCALOOSA...
TUSCALOOSA TO
MOBILE. (^«arf«p)
Flare
to
Flare.
20
13
20
15
13
22
12
7
9
9
7
9
16
15
8
17
Place
to
Flare.
FroBt
Mo.
I>i|«
20
33
53
«8
81
103
113
122
131
140
147
156
172
187
195
212
Frnia
Mo-
bile.
From
Bvl.
ma.
165
ftl
136
121
100
83
62
44
37
32
24
10
From
Bel-
MOBILE TO SELMA,
ALA.
Pkire
to
riace.
By Stage from
MOBILE to....
Blakely
Stockton
Tensnw
Mt. Pleasant . . . .
Claiborne
Bell's Landing...
Barhoursville....
Canton
Prairie Bluff.....
Cambridge
Cahawba to......
SELMA-.
SELMA TO MOBILE.
{Read up.)
Frnm
Mo-
bilts.
14
15
15
21
17
21
18
7
5
8
14
10
Plioe
to
Place.
ROUTES FROM JACKSON,
MISS.
Froin ^Acifsow to JSew OnpRKnn.
To Vicksburg, by railroad, 46 Q^ilea;
thrice by «««»
395 miles. 1
From Jack
U. ToVicI
nlles, thence
louge, 257 m
piom Jacj
ftad, 46 milei
toSt. Pranci
tal, 267 milet
prom Jack
ToVicksbun
thence by at
386 miles.
From Ja(
Beamdon, ai
lee route '
Vicksburg,
From Jack
lee page 19«
JACKS!
By\
194 JAOKI
182 Rich! a
170 Cantoi
150 Montf
139 Frank
131 Lexin
116 Black
101 Carro
80 Ornna
Oaka(
Coffet
From ROLL
Holly
From )AC1
hat- p
chet. I b
JACKSON TO HOLLY SPRINGS.
a' >.^ «^'«« Sv'^/N^ 1^ «tf ^« «rf ^
tlieac« by atenmboat to New Orleans,
3!)5 miles. Total, 441.
From Jackson to Baton Roooe,
La. To Vicksburg, by railroad, 4(1
miles, thence by steamboat, to Baton
Souge, 257 miles. Total, 303 miles.
Fiom Jackson to St. Francib-
TiLtB, La. To Vicksburg, by rait-
ftt4y 46 miles ; thence by steamboat,
to St. Francisville, 221 miles. To-
tal, 267 miles.
From Jackson toMEKPHis.Tenn.
To Vicksburg, by railroad, 46 miles;
thence by steamboat, to Memphis,
aatt miles. Total, 432 miles.
From Jackson to Vicksboro,
Brandon, and Montgomery, Ala.,
■ee route from Montgomery to
Vicksburg, page 197.
From Jackson to Cold mbus, Miss.
we page 198.
From
HoUy
194
182
170
150
139
131
116
101
80
67
63
33
19
9
MCKSON TO HOLLY
SPRINGS.
By Slaffcfrom
JAOESON to....
Richland
Canton
Montgomery .....
Franklin
Lexington.
Black Hawk
Carrollton >..
Grenada -..<
Oakachickama . . .
Coffeeville
Oxford '
Wyatt
Water ford -to ...
HOLLY SPRI'GS
jTrom HOLLY SPRINGS TO
Plaoe
to
Place.
12
12
20
11
8
15
15
21
13
4
30
14
10
9
Hoiir
Bp'K*.
From
Nat-
ehei.
103
93
63
48
S6
JACKSON.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
Jack-
Mo.
12
24
44
55
63
78
93
114
127
131
IRI
175
185
194
From
Juek.
•on.
JACKSON TO NAT-
CHEZ, MISS.
Bv Sfasrefrom
JACKSON to...
Newtown
Gnllatin
Hargrove
Malronib ..,,... .
Ptace
to
Plaoe.
10
30
15
22
From
Jaek-
■on.
10
40
55
77
TJamburg
Washington to.
NATCHEZ....
NATCHEZ TO JACK-
SON. {Read up.)
10
10
6
Place
to
Place.
201
87
97
103
From
Jack*
There is another route between
Jackson and Natchez, as follows ;
to Vicksburg, by railroad, 46 milesj
thence by steamboat, down the Mis.
sissippi to Natchez, 279 miles.
Total, 325 miles.
From
Mo-
bile.
386
372
337
311
277
239
219
205
170
150
141
120
100
90
68
44
38
21
From
Mo-
bile.
JACKSON TO MO-
BILE, ALA.
By Railroad from
JACKSON to
Brandon
By Stage to
Hiilsboro'
(Jninn
Daleville
Livingston
Bluflport
By Steamboat down
Tombighee River to
Moscow
MaiiafaliaBluff....
Cadey's Landing...
Wood's Bluff.
(^ffeeville
t. Stephens
Jackson
Crawford's Landing
Alabama River....
Fort Stoddard
Fort St. Philip to. .
MOBILE
MOBILE TO JACK-
SON. {Read up.)
Place
From
to
Jack-
Place.
■Oll.
14
14
35
49
26
75
34
10'.)
38
147
20
107
14
181
35
210
20
230
9
215
21
260
20
286
10
■2W)
22
318
24
342.
6
348
17
305
21
386
Place
From
to
Ja.k-
Place.
■011.
There is anotbv^r route between
jACKsoNand Mobile, by which sta^-*
ing is entirely avoided; it is as fol-
lows: firom Jackson to Vicksburg, by
railroad, 46 uiilos ; thence by steam-
boat, down the Mississippi to New
Orleans, 395 miles; thence by rait'
road to Lake Poiichartrain, 5 miles ;
and thence by steamboat to Mobile,
161 miles. Total distance, (i07
miles.
202
ROUTES FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ROUTES FROM NEW ORLEANS,
From Xew Obleans to Batoit Rouge, Natchez, Tioksburo, Memphis, And
St. Loms, &o., see pa^^es 120 and 121; and from St. Louis to the Falls or
St. Anthont, see pages 117 and 118.
From New Okieans to Louisyillb, Cincinnati, fte.,see pages 118, 119 and
120; and fivm Cincinnati to Pittsbubo, see page 116.
From New Obxeans to Mobile, see page 93.
The following table will show, at
a glance, the gteamboat distances
from New Obleans, to the princi-
pal places on the Mississippi Rivers,
with the probable fare to be paid to
reach either. These, however, are
liable to change, owing more or
less to competition, and the low
stages of the water, which it will
be neccssarv' for the traveller to
bear in mind.
MllM.
Farei.
HEW ORLEANS
to Baton Rouge
138
$5 00
to Natchez
279
8 00
to Vickshurg . . .
395
10 00
to Memphis ....
781
12 00
to Cairo ^ .
1026
12 00
to St. Louis....
1201
14 00
to Dubuque ..:.
1665
20 00
f. { Falls St.
'° 1 Anthony
2003
23 GO
to Louisville . . .
1415
13 00
to Cincinnati . .
1548
15 00
to Maysville ...
1610
17 00
to Wheeling....
1931
20 00
to Pittsburg....
2025
21 00
to Nashv'le,Ten.
1287
20 00
to Florence, Ala
1357
22 00
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM
N.ORLEANS TO THE PRIN-
CIPAL AMERICAN AND FO-
REIGN PORTS, BY SEA.
NEW ORLEANS
to Mobile
to Pcnsacola
to Tampa Bay
to Galveston
to Savannah
to Charleston
to Baltimore
to Philadelphia
C New York City, )
to< (if by steamship, >
C ^75.) S
to Boston
to Havana
to Vera Cruz
to Liverpool, Eng
to London.
to Havre
Fam.
95 00
800
15 OO
10 00
25 00
30 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
65 00
25 00
35 00
120 00
125 00
ISOOO
DISTANCES FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHIA, N. YORK, BOSTON, AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES,
Tht traveller toitt refer to each sf the following Routes retpoetwely.
Namet of rUcM.
Jfew Orleans to Mobile, by steamboat •
Mobile to Montgomery, by steamboat, 331 miles,
by stage .*. ,
Montgomery to West Point, by railroad
Milet
1G6
197
97
FROM NEVI
EMPHIB, And
the Falls or
118, 119 and
IGE FROM
HE PRIN-
AND FO-
IT SEA.
i'ty.V
lip, >
. .. )
Fam.
95 00
800
15 GO
lOflO
25 00
30 00
50 00
60 00
CO 00
65 00
25 00
35 00
120 00
125 00
ISO 00
iLESTON,
HILADEL-
: PLACES,
peetiMly.
Milet
1G6
197
97
NEW ORLEANS TO PHILADELPHIA, ETC.
Name! of f lacos,
West Point to Atlanta, Ga., by railroad
Atlanta to Augusta, Ga
Augusta toWUmington, N. C.,yi& Manchester.
Wilmington to Richmond, Va
Uebmond to Washington, D. C.
Washington to Baltimore
lUtimore to Philadelphia
Philadelphia to New York
New 7ork to Boston ,
Total distance
H.B. See pages 81 to 86, inclusive.
ao3
Mile*.
1813
From Atlanta, Oa., travellers may proceed to Savannah, Ga., via Macon,
292 miles; or to Charleston, S.C., via Augusta, 308 miles. From either
of these places they may reach New Tork by steamship, as these now sail
tetween each port at regular intervals. From Charleston, Philadelphia
mj also be reached by a similar conveyance.
Namsa of Place*.
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
YORK, VIA PITTSBURG.
New Orleans to Cincinnati, by steamboat
Cfaicinnati to PiUsburg, by railroad, via Columbus and Crestline,
Ohio :
Pittsburg to •PAt/a<2eJ|p/(ta, via Pennsylvania B.R
Pldladelphia to New York, by railroad
Total
Namea of Flacea.
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
VIA CINCINNA-n, CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO.
New Orleans to Cincinnati, by steamboat
Cinciniviti to Cleveland, via Columbus, Ohio, by railroad
'Cleveland to DunJcirk, by steamboat
Donkirk to New York, via N. Y. and Erie il.B
Total
*From New Orleans to Cleveland, (as above)
Cleveland to Buffalo, by steamboat
Buffalo to Albany, by railroad
Albany to Boston, by railroad
Total
Mile*.
1648
367
353
87
2355
Mi lea.
1548
189
142
460
2339
Milea.
1737
194
298
200
2429
204
NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK, ETC.
Namw of Flaoea.
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
VIA ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
New Orleans to !^. Louis, by steamboat
St. Louis to Chicago, via Springfield and Bloomington, 111
Chicago to Clevdand, via Michigan Southern R.R
* Cleveland to Dunkirk^ Tia Lake Erie
Dunkirk to New Torkt Tia N. Y. and £rie B.B
Total
* From New Orleans to Cliicago, (aa above)....
Chicago to Detroity via Michigan Central B.R
Detroit to Niagara Suspension Bridge
Niagara to Albany ',
Albany to JSlMton
Total
MilN.
MilM.
m
229
303
200
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
is now under construction. It will form a most important line, connect-
ing New Orleans with the prominent points in the Northern and Eastern
States. The following are the given distances from New Orleans to im-
portant places, via the above Route.
Naroea of Placea.
NEW ORLEANS to Jackson, Miss
" Tennesske River ,
" MSMPHis, Tenn
** Nashville, Tenn ,
** Louisville, Ky
" Cincinnati, Ohio
«* Chioaoo, 111 .:....
** Pittsburg
** Baltimore
** Philadelphu, via Wheeling.
** New York
" Boston
Miln,
410
420
540
716
800
920
1082
1390
1430
1617
1753
Froio
GAL\
ABf
AUi
By St
S55
QALT
173
Housi
B
119
San I
77
Ruteri
72
La G
42
Ml. F
.32
Bastr
15
Webli
AUS^
Fiom
AUS
Aua.
G
ROUTES FROM GALVESTON, TEX.
2M
12103
Mita.
1486
278
229
303
200
2496
IN RAILROAD
line, connect I
1 and Eastera
>rleans to im.
MilM
183
410
420
540
716
800
920
1082
1369
1430
1617
1753
IfBW Orle\nb to Nashville, Tenn. By steamboat to the moutli of
I CuiutMsrlaiid River, lOdU niiie8,(8ee pages 107 and lUd;) tiibJice lo Nabh-
HLLK, ^1 miles. Total, 1287 miles.
Nkw Orleans to Florsnce, Ala. By steamboat to the mouth of the
Tennessee River, 1074 miles, (see pages 107 and 108 ;) thence to Flo«
! uxcE, 283 miles. Total, 1357 miles.
New Orleans to Shrbvbport, La. By steamboat to the mouth of
llOdRiver, 214 miles; thence to Alexandria, 105; Natchitoches, 74;
{ ttlBVEPORT, 82. Total, 475 miles.
New Orleans to Fort Gibson, In. Tbr. By steamboat to Arkansas
Biver, 604 miles, (see pages 107 and 108 ;) thence to New Gascony, 133 ;
Pine Blufis, 25; Little Rock, 150; Lewisburg, (iO; Van fiureu, 150;
I foRT Smith, 8; Fort Gibson, 04. Total, 1230 miles.
New Orleans to Galveston, Tex. By steamhoat, 444 miles.
New Orleans to Proctorsvillb. By railroad, 27 miles.
ROUTES FROM GALVES-
TON, TEXAS.
From Galveston to New Or-
HAMS. By steamboat to the Mouth
oftheMississippi,350 miles; thence
tqi New Orleaas, 94. Total, 444
uiles.
From Galveston to Houston.
By steamboat through Galveston
Bay, and the Buffalo Bayou to
Houston, 82 miles.
From Galveston to Port La-
fAOOA, by steamboatt 190 miles.
From Galveston to Washino-
ton, Texas, via Houston, 147 miles.
Aw-
S55
173
119
77
72
42
32
15
From
Aw-
GALVESTON TO
AUSTIN, TEX.
By Steamboat fram
aALVESTON to.
Houston
By Stage to
San Felipe »..
Rutersville
La Grange
Mt. Pleasant
Bastrop
Webborsvilleto....
AUSTIN OITY...
AUSTIN CITY TO
GALVESTON.
(Read up.)
18
Plaoa
10
Place.
82
54
42
5
30
10
17
15
PlAM
to
Place.
from
Oal-
re*,
ton.
82
136
178
183
213
223
240
255
From
Oal-
yea-
ton.
From
Mata-
gorda.
Ill
75
50
41
31
22
From
Mata-
gorda.
From
Mata-
gorda.
89
62
51
35
From
Mata-
gorda.
GALVESTON TO
MATAGORDA, VIA
BRAZORIA.
aALVESTON to
Liverpool
Columbia
Brazoria •.
Cedar Lake
Caney to
MATAGORDA..
MATAGORDA TO
GALVESTON.
{Read up.)
GALVESTON TO
MATAGORDA, VIA
VELASCO.
GALVESTON to.
San Luis
Velasco
Cedar Grove to....
MATAGORDA .
MATAGORDA TO
GALVESTON.
(Read up.)
Place
10
riaee.
36
25
J
10
Place
to
Place.
Place
to
Place.
27
11
26
25
Place
to
Place.
From
C'rpua
Ch'Rti.
245
156
112
86
GALVESTON TO
CORPUS CHRISTI.
GALVESTON to.
( Mataoorda, )
) (see prev. route) \
Texana
Victoria
Place
to
Place.
89
44
20
From
Oal«
Tea-
ton.
27
38
64
From
Gal-
Tea-
ton.
aoe
ROUTES FROM AUSTIN CITY, TEX.
61
From
VtpttB
OoHnd to
CORP. OHRISTI
CORPUS CHRISTI
TO GALVESTON.
(Read up.)
35
51
PUm
to
Placa.
194
245
From
Onl-
too.
From
lait'ii.
170
129
120
100
85
50
30
23
12
From
Wiih-
MATAGORDA TO
WASHINGTON,
TEXAS.
By Stage from
MATAGORDA to
Brazoria . .
Columbia .
Big Creek.
Richmond .
San Felipe
Belleville
Travis'
Chapel Hill to
WASHINGTON .
■••••••••
WASHINGTON TO
MATAGORDA.
(Read up.)
I
Placa ' From
to < Muta*
PlM«. gonla.
41
9
20
15
35
30
7
11
12 170
41
50
70
85
15)0
140
147
158
Pl«e« From
to I Mau-
Place, gorda.
Steamboats run on the river Bra-
E08 from Washington to its mouth;
a distance, by the course of the
river, of 350 miles.
From
Aus-
tin.
173
153
134
124
112
97
82
47
42
32
15
From
▲na-
MATAGORDA TO
AUSTIN CITY.
'By Stage from
MATAGORDA to
Caney
Preston
Wharton... *.
Egypt
Eagle Lake
Columbus
La Grange
Mt. Pleasant
Bastrop
Webber-"il le to ...
AUSTIN OITT...
AUSTIN CITY TO
MATAGORDA.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place
20
21
8
12
15
15
35
5
10
17
15
Flaot
to
riara.
From
Mat>-
gord'..
20
41
49
61
76
91
126
131
141
158
173
From
Mata-
'goida.
ROUTES FROM AUSTIN
CITY, TEXAS.
Austin to Matagorda, see p;e.
viuus Route.
From
Boa.
tOD.
416
374
306
261
229"
221
191
155
91
43
31
14
From
Bos-
ton. I
AUSTIN TO BOS-
TON, TEXAS.
By Stage from
AUSTIN to
Georgetown
Falls of Brazos ....
Springfield
Richland Crossing.
Corsicana
Buffalo
Kaufman
Tarrant.
Clarksville
Savannah
De Kalb to
BOSTON
BOSTON TO AUS-
TiJi. {Head up.)
Place
to
Placa.
42
68
45
32
8
30
36
64
48
12
17
14
Place
to
Place.
Fron
AMi
tlo.
42
110
155
187
195
225
2G1
325
373
385
402
41«
Froq
Aui.
tia.
I
From Boston, Texas, to Littu
:ftocK, Ark. To Fulton, Ark., 50
miles; and fVom Fulton to Littlt
Rock, (see page 167,) 133 miles.
Total distance, 183 miles.
From
W'8h.
Ingl'n.
130
115
98
58
53
33
15
From
Wah-
isgt'n.
AUSTIN TO WASH-
INGTON, TEXAS.
By Stage from
AUSTIN to
Webbcrsville
Bastrup
La Grange
Rutersville
Montville
Independence to...
WASHINGTON .
WASHINGTON TO
AUSTIN.
(Read up.)
Place
to
PIa<-j.
15
17
40
5
20
18
15
Place
to
Place
From
Au*.
tin.
15
33
73
77
97
115
130
From
Au»
tia.
Prom-
Vwna-
Tilla.
Al
• BR(
343
320
303
S73
SIO
178
130
By
AUS:
Cedai
Lock;
Gonz
Golia
Refuf
*San
tBR(
From
B'WDI-
vllle.
BRO
AUSTIN
S.
)A, see pr^
- riaee
Pro*
to
AUk
Place.
tin.
••
•• 42
42
.. 68
110
•• 45
155
• 32
J87
•• 8
195
.• 30
225
•• 36
201
•• 64
325
•• 48
373
•• 12
365
•• 17
402
.. 14
410
.
- Place
Froa
to Ant.
Place. I tio.
I( to LiTTLI
ft, Ark., 50
on to Lim
133 miles,
ilea.
Place
to
Plar...
15
17
40
5
30
18
15
From
Am.
tin.
I' Place
to
Place
15
32
72
77
97
115
130
From
All*
tia.
WASHINGTON TO MILAM, TEX.
fl9
190
JB7
153
133
98
63
48
38
18
KiUm
WASHINGTON TO
MILAM, TEX.
Bij St aire from
WASHINdT'N to
Anderson
Huntsviile
Cincinnati
Crockett
VVilliaiu'8 Ferry...
Douglass
Nacoqdoches
Melrose
San AoGDSTlNB to.
"■MILAM
MILAM TO WASH-
INGTON.
{Read up.)
Place I From
to |W'ih>
Place, iingt'u.
20
33
14
30
35
35
15
10
30
18
Place
to
Place.
20
53
66
06
131
156
171
181
301
319
From
WMh-
inft'n.
*Froni Milam to Fort Jessop,
La., is 43 miles; and to Natchi-
TociiBS, La., 69 miles. From the
latter place passengers may reach
New Orleans, by steamboat, via
the Red and Mississippi Rivers, a
distance of 415 miles.
From-
Wwne-
Title.
343
320
303
373
210
178
130
From
B'wni'
*ille.
AUSTIN TO
BROWNSVILLE,
TEXAS.
By Stage from
AUSTIN to
Cedar Creek
Lockport
Gonzales
Goliad
Refugio
*San Patricoto..
tBROWNSVI'LB.
BROWNSVILLE TQ
AUSTIN.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
23
17
30
63
32
48
130
Place
to
PImce.
From
Aaa>
tio.
23
40
70
133
165
213
343
From
Aoe-
tin.
♦Corpus Christi is about .32
miles distant from San Patrico.
t Brownsville is situated on the
Rio Grande, and opposite to Ma-
TAtfORAS, Mexico.
„„„! AUSTIN TO PRESI-
Rio
Gr'ude
DiODEf.RIO
GRANDE.
276 AUSTIN to....
231 San Marcos....
303 New Urauinfels.
168 San Aiitunia...
153 jCastroville
130 Vaiidenburg....
60 River Nueces to
RIO GRANDE...
From
Ri0
Or'ude
RIO GRANDE TO
AUSTIN.
{Read up.)
Place
to
Pllli:e
45
33
40
15
33
70
60
Place
to
Place.
207
Froa
Aiw
Un.
45
68
108
133
14ii
316
376
Froia
Aua.
tin.
From
Mal-
atlan.
956
786
750
735
705
668
638
617
608
578
558
543
519
486
463
433
401
377
359
349
313
389
3(38
253
a35
310
177
155
131
110
85
61
SAN ANTONIO.
TEXAS. TO MA-
ZATLAN, MEXICO.
Place
to
Place.
SAN ANTONIO to
Eagle Pass
San Fernando
Arroyo Seca
San JuandeSabinas
El Aura ..,
La Hacienda de )
Hermanos. . . . |
LaEstania
Monclova
Los Tres Rios
Bi Berrando
La Sauseada
La Pastora
Sienega Grande..,
Hacienda de Abajo
La Peria
Alamo de Parras. .
El Cogete
La Noria..
Rio Buenava
duencame
Corral de Fiedras..
Tortugas
Las Saiises
Porfins
El Charo
CiTV OF DaRANGO.
Arroyo de Piedras
El Navillo
Echevarria
Rio Baluarte
Santa Lucia.......
170
36
25
20
37
SO
21
9
30
30
15
34
33
34
40
21
24
18
10
36
34
31
15
18
35
33
32
34
31
35
34
From
S. An.
tOfliO.
170
306
331
351
388
318
339
348
378
398
413
437
470
494
534
555
579
597
607
643
667
688
703
731
746
779
801
835
846
871
895
208
ROUTES TO OREGON, ETC.
49
34
13
Copnio
Sail Subautian
Village; of Mnzairn
FT. MAZATLAN
12
15
21
13
907
922
143
950
From
Max-
•lian.
MAZATLAN TO
SAN ANTONIO.
(Read up.)
Place
to
Place.
From
8. An-
touio.
Fmm
El
Paao.
SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, TO EL PASO
DEL NORTE.
Place
to
PiMe.
65
30
30
40
20
59
30
7
From
8. An-
tonio.
605
540
510
480
440
430
3U1
331
334
SAN ANTONIO to
Fredericksburo..
Llano River
San Saba
Brady's Creek
Kickapoo Creek...-
Blue River, or (
Main Concho. . S
I Up Main Con- )
< cho to its head S
f spring )
MustangWater
Holes
•65
95
125
165
185
244
274
281
318
294
282
271
160
145
111
105
97
82
58
48
24
4
From
El
Paao.
Flat Rock Ponds...
) Wild China i
} Water Hulos. |
Gap Water
I'ecos River
Mouth of Salina R.
Bavin Creek
( Up Savin Creek )
< to Walnut }
( Sprinirs . ... )
Ojode S.Martin...
Ojos de Guadalupe.
OJo del Chorpo
J Banks of the )
SierredelosCar- \
n'dos del Alamo )
OJo del Alamo
( Tanks of Sierre i
f Hueco I
Rio Grande to
I EL PASO (
I DEL NORTE I
EL PASO TO SAN
ANTONIO.
{Read up.)
24
12
11
111
15
34
6
8
15
24
10
24
20
4
Place
to
Plaie,
887
311
333
334
445
m
404
500
m
5i!3
547
557
581
601
605
From
biulo.
ROUTES TO OREGON, CALIFORNIA. NEW
MEXICO, AND UTAH.
oT ST. LOUIS, MO., TO
•on. OREGON CITY.
Caravan Route,
2^146 ST. LOUIS to ...
S155, Independence, Mo
Kansas R. crossing
J Fort Kearny i
} and PIntte Riv. \
Forks of R. Platte
2068
1848
1673
1600
( Ash Hollow, or /
f North Fork... {
1468 Chimney Rock
1448 Scott's jBluff.
1388 Fort Laramie. ..
1233 Red Biittes
! 173 Sweet Water River
1172 Rock Independence
1062 Fremont's S. Pass
1003 Green River
953,Fui-t Bridger
Place
to
Place.
291
87
220
175
73
132
20
60
155
60
1
110
59
50
From
St.
Louie.
291
378
598
773
846
978
998
1058
1213
1273
J274
1384
1443
1493
918
812
762
740
615
575
445
375
.307
217
192
122
102
82
30
From
On--
gou.
Bear River
Bear Springs
Fort Hall
American Falls....
Fiohing Falls
Lewis R. Crossing.
Fort Boisse
Burnt River
Grande Ronde
Fort Walla Walla.
Umatillah River...
John Day's River. .
Falls River
The Dalles
Fort Vancouver to.
OREGON CITY. .
OREGON CITY TO
ST. LOUIS.
{Read up.)
35
106
50
22
125
40
130
70
68
90
25
70
20
20
52
30
Place
to
Place.
1634
1GH4
1700
1831
1871
2001
2071
2139
2229
2-.>54
2324
2344
23ii4
2416
2440
From
St.
Louiit
ROUTES TO OREGON, ETC.
200
«^W%/W\/\A^\/S/«a
34
12
]]
111
15
34
6
8
15
34
10
24
287
311
333
334
445
m
404
soo
508
5S3
547
557
581
20 (iOi
1)05
to
Krnu
toulo,
NEW
. 35
.|106
50
22
125
40
130
.| 70
G8
90
25
70
20
20
52
30
Place
to
PIOM.
um
Hi'M
im
1708
1831
1871
2001
.'071
2139
2229
2.J54
2324
2344
23(i4
2416
244e
From
St.
Loula
A. Joseph ia another prominent utarting-place on the Missouri flron*
• liar ; it is situated on the Missouri River, and may be reached, by steam'
^oat, from St. Louis, a distance of 450 miles. The emisrant trail crosses
the river, and reaches the edge of the great Western plains, seven miles
iliitant. It is marked out with the distinctness of an ordinary road.
Thirty miles farther is the Indian MisHion established by Government,
which consists of a fine farm, a few log houses, store, and a school for
Indian children. One hundred and ten miles from the Missouri the Blue
Earth River is reached, a clear and handsome stream of pure water, 30
feet wide. On crossing the stream, the road passes over high ridges of
table-lands, fur 70 miles, to Little Blue Earth River, along the beautiflil
valley of which it runs for about 80 miles, on leaving wnich, the trail
itrikes across a hifih ranne of table-lands for 20 miles, in a northern
direction, reaching the Nebraska or Platte River Valley, 15 miles below
Fort K<>arny. This fort is situated at the head of Grand Island, ia
Ibe River Platte, 2*-)2 miles from St. Joseph, and has an altitude of 2,000
feet above the Gulf of Mexico.
Ill passing aioii^r the North Fork of the Platte, between Ash Hollow
and Fort Laramie, a sinf^ular formation of rock and sand may be seen,
called the "Court-House;*' it stands alone, and at a distance bears a
close reaembla.ico to a court-house or church. It is 200 feet square,
800 feet high, and has on its top what would be taken for a large dome
or cupola. The next object or attraction is "Chimney Rock," which
is seen at n distance of 30 miles, standing out in bold relief. Its base is
about 300 feet in diameter, which tapers off to within 100 feet of the
top and then becomes square, Iieing about 50 feet in diameter; a solid
shaft of rock then ascends at least 100 feet into the air, making a
nrain hci^'ht of 400 feet from the base. Twenty miles farther on are
"Scott's Bluffs," a beautiful rocky formation, extending three miles
along the river, having an elevation of between 300 and 400 feet. "Castle
BlufM" are also an attractive formation of rocky bluff, many parts of
which are very fantastic and grotesque, resembling ancient castles,
palaces, forts, &c.
Fort Laramie, 625 miles fVom St. Joseph, Mo., is situated at the
eastern terminus of Laramie Valley, about H miles from the Platte. It
is government property, and consists of a building 200 feet square,
with a yard in the centre. Its altitude is 4,090 feet above the ocean.
"Laramie Peak," 100 miles from Fort Laramie, can be seen at a dis*
tance of 150 miles; its altitude is about 11,000 feet.* A few miles
distant from the Sweet Water are a number of salaratus lakes, some
of which are half a mile square. '* Independence Rock" is situated on
the north side of the Sweet Water, 216 miles from Fort Laramie; it is
composed of solid granite, covering an area of about five acres, and
arising in conical form, about 400 feet above the level of the surround-
ing country ; it is seen at a great distance, and hence serves as a land*
mark of the emigrant. This extraordinary rock was named by a party
of Americans, who chanced to pass that way one Fourth of July,
whence they proceeded to celebrate the great events of that period, liy
a succession of revellings, festivities, and hilarities, which having been
concluded, they all inscribed their names, together with the word " In-
dependence," upon the most conspicuous portion of the rock: hence its
name and notoriety, which are ns flnnly established, by the act, us that
rock of .ages itself. Upwards of 5000 names are inscribed upon it.
On approaching the *' South Pass," the ascent is so gradual, that it
in difficult for tlie trayeller to find the precise summit ; yet the poiat of
18*
H
210
ST. LOUIS TO SACRAMENTO CITY.
culmination in between two hilld, about 60 fuet IiIkIi. It ia nineteen
miles wide, and without any sorge-lilce appearance. Its altitude i§
7,48a feet.
From
Bucrn-
iiit-nio
VUj.
S492
004
004
891)
85U
544
270
140
35
From
Harra-
meiito
Ulty.
ST. LOUIS TO SALT
LAKE CITY, UTAH,
AND SACRAMENTO
CITY, CAL.
ST. LOUIS to..
( Dear River (see
I previous route)
Weber River, Utah
Brownsville, Utah
SALT LAKE O'Y
Humboldt's or >
Mary's River. . )
Sink of Mary's Riv.
Truckeo Lake
Johnson's, Cal., to.
SAORAM'NTOO.
SACRAMENTO C'Y
TO ST. LOUIS.
{Read up.)
From
kanU
Fe.
1153
862
850
827
796
713
711
696
681
669
644
627
607
591
583
564
558
489
463
427
362
328
298
278
ST. LOUIS. MO., TO
SANTA FE, N. M.
ST. LOUIiS to
Independence
Caravan Route to
Westport
Round Grove
Narrows
Big John Spring...
Council,Grove
Diamond Spring. ..
Lost Spring
Cottonwood Creek.
Turkey Creek
Little Arkansas...
Cow Creek
Arkansas River... .
Walnut Creek
Ash Creek
Pawnee Fork
Caches
Fort Arkansas....
Arkansas Crossing
Cimmaron River.
Middle Spring....
Willow Bar
Cold Spring
PiM*
to
Place.
1538
60
5
40
315
274
124
HI
35
Place
to
Piaca.
From
Ht.
Loula.
1528
1588
1593
1633
1948
2222
2340
2J57
2492
From
St.
Loula.
Place
to
Place.
291
12
23
31
83
2
15
15
12
25
17
20
16
8
19
6
69
26
36
65
34
30
20
From
St.
Louia.
291
303
326
357
440
442
457
472
484
509
526
546
562
570
589
595
664
690
726
791
825
855
875
188
168
162
127
09
79
59
50
28
From
Hanta
Fe.
Point of Rocks ....
Canadian River...
Ocate River
Santa Clara Spring
Rio Mora
)Rio6allinas {
/ and Vcf^as (
OJo de Vernal
Pecos R.&S. Miguel
Pecos Village to....
SANTA FB
90
m
20
m
6
991
35
1020
28 1U54
20
eo
9
22
28
SANTA FE TO ST.' To"
LOUIS. (Read up.) |«"«*-
From
Biicrii-
meuto
Vlty.
I83'i
1807
1772
1722
1668
1593
1528,
1028|
1012,
1002
902
837
822:
792
752
C52
552
212
197
112
lOO
00
From
Baora-
mm to
City.
SANTA FE TO SAN
DIEGO AND SACRA-
MENTO CITY, CAL.
Oila Route.
SANTA FE to....
I San Felipe, on )
} Rio Del Norte. |
Albuquerque
Socorro
Consul Bend
Copper Mines
Rio Giln
Pimos Village
Mouth of Rio Gila.
Colorado Crossing.
Jornado, or Desert .
First Rancho in Cal
Santa Isabella
\ SAN DIEGO )
} (Pacific Shore), j
San Luis Rey
( PUEOLA. DE LOS
< Angelos (or,
( City of Angel
Santa Barbara....
Monterey
Rio Salines
San Joaquin
RioTualumno
Stanislas to
SAORAM'NTO O.
LOS )
els) 5
SACRAMENTO C'Y
TO SANTA FE.
{R£ad up.)
Place
to
Place.
30
35
50
54
75
()5
500
16
10
100
65
15
30
40
100
100
340
15
85
12
10
90
Place
to
Place.
1074
1094
1103
11-25
1153
Frnin
Ht.
Louli.
From
Uunta
30
65
115
ltJ9
244
:!0!)
80!)
825
835
93.1
1000
1015
1045
1085
1185
1985
1625
1640
17','5
1737
1747
1837
From
Santa
F«.
FORT SMITH TO SANTA FE.
211
" nineteen
ttltitude if
20 88",
35 'J020
28 1051
20 J074
kil ^^ M0»4
P" » 110.7
22 ll.;5
_28^1153
'" I Bt,
P'oce From
"> Saiiu
0|
30 30
•| 35 65
• 50 Us
• 54 1(j9
• 75 244
• <>5 L'O'J
500 80!)
Ifi 825
10 835
100 ms
65 1000
15 1015
30 1045
40 jl085
100 1185
100 198.5
NO 1625
15 1640
es 17-,'5
12 17.?7
10 1747
OO 1837
lace I From
'o 8«nt«
»«•■«• I Fe.
In the year 1840, Mnjor Emory
wrote to the Governriient an ac-
count of a remarkable river ipring
which broke out in the sunumtr of
that year, in that portion of the
country between the mouth of the
Gila River and the mountains,
usually called the *' Desert," some-
'times the *' Jornada.** A river, 40
fuut wide, and more than waist*
deep, has appeared in the middle of
this desert, affording delicious wa-
ter to drink, and niaki ng an oasis at
the most convenient spot for the
traveller. The overland emigrants
who took that route previous to
the 2Uth of June, suffered dread-
fully fl-om thirst. Those who came
after the flrat of July, found plenty
of water. In connection with it, a
fine fresh-water lake was formed a
few miles distant. It ia represented
upon our Map qf California, Oregon,
tc, and may be found on the " Qila
Haute" west qf the Hio Colorado.
IIZ FORT SMITH TO
»• SANTA FE, N. M.
800
785
701
734
710
682
670
655
615
553
435
413
390
369
336
329
179
151
101
87
67
52
30
From
BanU
Fe.
PORT SMITH to
Choctaw Agency. .
Sdn-bois Creek....
Oaines' Creek
Cedar Mount
Delaware Mount. .
Cedar Creek
Cane Creek
Choteau's
Red Hills
Antelope Hills....
Rush Lake
Dry River
Spring Creek
Bluff Creek
Springs
Cerro Tucucarri...
Laguna Colorado. .
Gallinas Creek....
Anton Chico
Canon Blanco
Laguna Colorado..
Galisteo to
SANTA FB
SANTA FE TO FORT ^^ 'f™?
SMITH {Rcadup ) riace. sm'ti.
to
Place.
15
24
27
24
28
12
15
40
62
118
22
14
30
33
7
150
28
50
14*
20
15
22
30
From
Fort
Bm'h.
15
39
66
90
118
130
145
185
247
365
387
401
431
464
471
621
649
699
713
733
748
770
800
Fort Smith is situated on the Ar«
kansas River, about four miles
from Van lluren. It is the KnrriHon
on the eastern line of the Choctaw
nation, and has grown into a town
of upwards of one thousand inha-
bitants. There are several stores
here, and a go^d trade is carried
on with the Indians. V/in Buren,
on the left bank of the same river,
lower down, has about the same
number of inhabitants, but is quite
different in feature, the street!
being entirely free from grotesque*
ly-dresscd Indians. It is a shipping
point for wheat and other prtMiucc,
received from the more northern
settlements.
From
Dona
Aua,
940
925
914
901
874
827
789
767
755
748
608
576
463
450
427
400
362
329
304
246
220
162
135
106
94
72
36
FORT SMITH TO
DONA ANA, N. M.
FORT SMITH to
Choctaw Agency..
Gap in Mountains.
San-bois Creek...
Gaines' Creek. •• •
^^oggy Creek
Fort Washita...
Preston ,.
Big Mineral Creek
McCarty's
Brazos River
dua-qua-ho-no R.
Red Fork of Cd'ado
Laguna
Big Spring...
Salt Pond
Mustang Pond....
Sand Hills
Rio Pbcob
Salinas Creek
Delaware Creek...
Peak of Guadalupe
Ojo del Cuerbo Spr.
Cornudas Mountain
Sierra del Alemo. . .
"■Sierra Waco
Paso de S. Au- i
gustin to t
DONA ANA
Pliee
to
Place.
From
Doua
DONA ANA TO
FORT SMITH.
{Read up.)
15
11
13
27
47
38
22
12
7
140
32
113
13
23
27
38
33
25
58
26
^o
27
29
12
32
46
26
Plaoe
to
Place.
From
Fort
Sm'k
15
26
39
66
113
151
173
185
192
332
364
477
490
513
540
578
611
636
694
720
778
805
834
846
868
914
P40
Fwm
Fort
Smti.
212
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN DIEGO.
♦ Prom Sierra Waco to El Paso
del Jforte, the distance is about 35
luiles.
Dona Ana is situated on the east
bank. of the Rio Grande del Norte,
about 50 miles north from El Paso.
From Dona Ana to the Pacific the
"Gila Route" is taken. See Route
from Santa Fe to San Diego and
Sacramehto City, page 210.
Captain Marcy says, in his Re*
port, that the best season for emi*
grants to leave the United States
for California, upon the southern
route, is about the first of June.
Tiiere would then be good grass
and water to the Rio Grande, and
they would reach there about the
last of July, and would have time
to stop two or three weeks, to graze
and recruit their animals, and lay
in additional supplies, should they
require any, for the remainder of
the journey.
There is abundance of wood and
frass at all places upon the road,
'rom Fort Smith to the Big Spring,
513 miles, there is water at short
distances along the whole route.
From the Spring to the Rio Graride
water is not so abundant, and cer.
tain points have to be made, from
day to day, to get it. On the Santa
Pe road, fVom Fort Smith, there
are but few places where wood and
water cannot be found, at conve*
nieut distances.
DISTANCES FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN DIEGO,
CALIFORNIA,
Jiccording to the exact admeasurement by Lieut. Warner, of the U. S.
Topographical Engineers.
From
San
Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO TO
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
612i S. FRANOISOO to
(309iMission Dolores. . .
596 Sanchez's Ranch...
592 San Mateo
5641- San ta Clara
56H|San Jost
542i|Murphy'b Ranch. ..
518f San Juan Beautista
499
487
446i
406
375
3571
3m
336i
313i
S91|
Blanco's Crossing
MONTEREY.....
Mission Soledad...
Ojilos
Mission San Miguel
Pasde Robles
Santa Marguerita..
San Luis Obispo...
Danas Ranch
{ Los Alamos No- i
I riaga's j
Place
to
Place.
d
2
13|
4
27i
3i
19
23S
191
12
40f
40
31
m
11
23
22
From
San
Fran-
cisco.
2i
16i
20i-
471
51
70
93}
113i
125i
166
206i
237A
2541
265i
276i
299A
321i
272}
200i
254
2431
225J
214}
210}
197i
191
138
127i
108^
98
78
70}
50
39}
Mission Santa Inez
La Gaviota Pass. .
Arroya Hondo....
Los Pueblos
Santa Barbara. ...
La Carpentario ..
Rincon
San Bonnventura.
Crossing S'nta Clare
( Conego(Thomp- i
/ son's) \
Los Angeles
Los Coyotes
Santa Anna
Juan Avilas
S. JuanCapistrana.
Los Flures
San Luis Rey to...
SAN DIEGO
From SAN DIEGO TO SAN
r^Z. FRANCISCO.
I (Read up.) \
18i
1
9
12
«i
10}
17
11
4
131
53
lOi
19
m
20
7i
20}
10*
39i
Place
to
rUce.
33'J|
352}
358}
309i
381)}
397}
401}
415
4211
4741
485
504
5I4|
5341
541}
5G21
573
6121
From
San
Fran
ciaco
J have time
Iks. topraze
pis. and Jay
Photild they
hiainder of
THE
TOUKIST'S GUIDE •
TO PLACES OF FASHIONABLE AND HEALTHFUL RESORT.
10^485
19 504
10^514^
20 534i
20|5(i2i
10i573
39^6124
Place I Froin
to San
'l»ce. Fran
J Cisco
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ODiTew Hampshire are situated in the county
if Coos, and extend from S. W. to N. E., about 20 miles. Mount Wash'
ington, the most elevated peak, is 6,243 feet above the level of the sea.
(Tijis was formerly considered the highest elevation in the United States,
east of the Rocky Mountains, but it has been found to be surpassed in
height by •• MitcheM's P«ak," in N. Carolina, the aldtude of which was
determined a few years ago by the gentleman from whom its name is de<
rived.) The other peaks are Mount Adams, 5,767 feci; Jefferson, 5,665;
Madison, 5,384 ; Monroe, 5,298 ; Franklin, 4,854 ; and La Fayette, 4,723.
The ascent to the summit of Mount Washington has now become not only
fashionable, but a pleasing and healthful recreation to those who are
strong enough to bear the fatigue consequent on such an undertaking.
There is no danger whatever to be apprehended; careful and expe*
rienced.^ruides always accompanying visitors.
The JiTotch of the White Mountains is a very narrow defile, extending
fbr two miles between huge cliffs, apparently rent asunder by some great
convulsion of nature. Its entrance, on the east side, is formed by two
rocks standing perpendicularly, about 20 feet from each other. The
scenery here is exceedingly grand. After proceeding a short distance,
a beautiful cascade may be seen, issuing from a mountain on the right,
and passing over a series of almost perpendicular rocks, with a course
so little broken as to preserve the appearance of a uniform current.
This lovely stream falls over a stupendous precipice, foiling the Silver
Cascade,
About a mile distant from the entrance Is a brook, called the Flume,
a stream of water falling over three precipices, from a height of 250 feet.
Over the first two it falls in a single stream, and over the last, in three;
these again unite at the bottom in a natural basin formed in the rocks.
The IVilley House stands in the White Mountain Notch, a short dis-
tance from a bluff, which rises to the height of about 2,000 feet. It is
noted as having been the residence of the Wiliey family, who perished
on the 28th of August, 1826, by an avalanche or slide fVom the mountain.
From the road leading through the Franconia JVotth, may be seen, on
the mountain opposite to La Fayette, the Profile Mountain ; or, as it is
called, the " Old Man of the Mountain j"^ and in the same notch, a short
distance south, the Basin and Flume, objects of the greatest interest to
the lovers of the sublime and curious. The Profile Mountain rises to
the height of 1,000 feet. The bare rock on wliich the profile is deline*
ated, is granite ; from its long exposure to the atmusphtsre, it is of a
218
ll
214
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
dark reddish-brown. A side-view of this projecting rock, near the peak
of the mountain, looking from the north, exhibits a profile of the hu«
man face, in which every line and feature are distinctly marked; but
after passing the mountain to the south, the likeness is lust.
Routes to the White Modntaihs.— The route by way of Portland
may be considered one of the most eligible, and for beautiful scenery
cannot be surpassed. This city, the commercial metropolis of the State of
Maine, is situated 105 miles from Boston, from which it may be reached «
by railroad, either via the Eastern or the Boston and Maine R. R. From
Portland passengers are now conveyed in the cars of the Atlantic and
St. Lawrence Railroad to Gorham, ninety-five miles distant, and five
miles from the oase of Mt. Washington. In order to accommodate the
travel by this route, a hotel has been erected, and a road laid out to the
summit, on the north side of the mountain.
There is another route from Portland open to the traveller, which is
also very delightful. From Portlatid, by stage^ to Standish, at the foot
of Scbago Pond ; thence, by steamer, over the romantic lake, through
Crooked River, and over Long Fond to Bridgeton Centre; thence, by
stage, to Conway, via Fryeburg. On the^Kad between Bridgeton and
Fryeburg is Pleasant ML, an isolated peaR; some 2000 feet high, on the
summit of which is an hotel, recently erected, which is now a stoppings
K"ace for many travellers, the view from it being very fine. At Conway,
. H., passengers stop for the night at Hill's Pequatoket House, where they
meet with every attention and comfort; and the next morning -proceed,
by stage, through Bartleft to the Notch, passing successively Old Craw-
ford's, near which is Crawford Mountain, the Willey House, (Tom Craw-
ford's, who has recently erected an extensive house,) and arrive early
in the afternoon at Fabyan's White Mt. House.
To reach the " Franconia Notch," visiters should hire an extra at
Fabyan^s, for Bethlehem, and thence to Oibbs' Lafayette House, 16 miles.
At the latter place a conveyance may be hired to TafCs Flume House,
five miles, passing the Old Man ef the Mountain, the Basin, and the
Flume. Returning to '* Gibbs'," passengers may take the stage to Lit-
tleton, 13 miles; thence to fVells River, 20 miles; thence by the Con>
nccticut and Passumpsic River R. R., &c., to Bellows Falls ; and thence
there is a railroad communication to Boston, New York, Albany, &c
From " Gibbs'," persons may also reach Concord, Boston, ic, by taking
the stage, passing through the Franconia Notch to Plymouth, (on the
Boston, Concord, and Montreal R. R.,) thence, by railroad, to those
places.
Another rou#fVom Boston is by railroad, to Concord, 76 miles, thence
to Plymouth, 51 miles. The cafs reach the latter place about one o'clock.
Passengers dine at the Pemigewasset House; after dinner proceed, by
stage, up the romantic valley of the Pemigewasset, to the Flume House,
24 miles, situated near those curious natural attractions, the Flume and
the Pool; and thence through the "Frajjconia Notch," passing the
"Basin," and the "Old Man of the Mountain," to Oibbs' Lafayette
House, distant from Plymouth 29 miles, from Boston 1.53 miles. Travel-
lers may proceed the game evening, or the next morning, from the
•'Flume House," or "Gibbs'," to "Fabyan's," Tom Crawford's, the
Willey House, or Old Crawford's. From the latter place they may pro.
cced to Conway, via the White Mountain Notch, and thence to Portland.
Passengers taking the Lake Route, leave the Boston, Concord, and
Montreal R. R., at Weir's Station, on Lake Winnepisseogce, go im«
mediately on board tlie steamer, cross the lake to Centre Harbour, 10
miles, and arrive at Coe'a Hotel at 1 p. m.; making the trip from Boston ia
ji hours, ai
uavelleris
Sandwich, t
next morn I
through tht
lie will fim
the beautit
many resw
It would
routes to t
hnve the
wild, picti
Fasseng
ton; or mi
Brattlebor
Passumps
byan's W
NIAGARA FALLS.
216
which is
the foot
P through
hence, by
eton and
*, on the
stopping.
Conway,
here they
r proceed,
)W CraW'
'otn Craw-
ive earjy
extra at
16 miles.
»e House,
and the
e to Lit.
he Con-
i thence
^ny. Sec
K taking
(on the
o those
thence
o'clock,
eeii. by
House,
me and
ifif the
fayette
f ravel-
m the
'8, the
ly pro.
tland.
1, and
o im.
ur, JO
on in
j| hours, and from New York in 19 hours. Prom Centre Harbour the
traveller is conveyed, by stage, to Conway, 30 miles, passing Red mil.
Sandwich, Ossipee, and Chocoruo Mt., arriving there before dark. The
next morning leave for Old Crawford's, 24 miles; the Witley House, G;
through the Notch of the White Mountains to Tom Crawford's, 2, and
fabuan's, 4. From Boston, 182 miles.
Should the traveller be disposed to tarry awhile at Centre Harbour,
be will find opportunities for trout fishing, and making excursions upon
the beautiful Lake Winnipisseogee, with its 365 islands, resembling, in
many respects, the lovely Lake George.
It would be advisable for the traveller to take either one of these
roatea to the Mountains, and return by the other; by doing so he will
liiive the best opportunity for enjoying all the varied scenery of this
wild, picturesque, and healthful region.
Passengers leaving New York can take either of the routes, via Bos*
ton; or may proceed by railroad, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield,
Brattleboro', Bellows Falls, to Wells River, on the Connecticut and
Passumpsic Rivers R. R. ; thence by stage to Littleton, N. H., and Fa-
byan's White Mt. House.
NIAGARA FALLS are situated on the Niagara River, 14 miles above
Lake Ontario, and 23 below Lake Erie, on the New York side. The
river forms the outlet of the great lakes, which are estimated to contain
nearly one-half of the fresh water on the surface of the globe. Three-
iburths of a mile above the Falls the river begins a rapid descent, which
at that place forms a powerful current ; it then turns at a right angle to
the N. E., when it is suddenly contracted in width from three miles to
three-quarters of a mile. Below the Falls the river is only half a mile
wide, but its depth exceeds three hundred feet. The cataract is divided
into two parts by Goat or Iris Island, containing about 75 acres ; but the
principal channel is on the Western or Canadian side, and forms the
Great Horse-shoe Fall, over which aboi^t seven-eighths of the whole
body of water is thrown. The eastern channel between Goat Island
and the State of New York is again divided by a small island, named
Prospect, forming a beautiful cascade. The fall on the American side
is 164 feet, and on the Canadian 158 feet. The amount of water passing
over the Falls has been computed at 670,000 tons per minute.
The best view of the Cataract is that from Table Rock on the Canada
side-; of the Rapids, from Goat Island ; and of the American Fall, from
the ferry. The best view of the Horse-shoe Fall, is from the Canada side.
A bridge connects Bath and Goat Islands wUh the main land ; on the
former is a toll-house, where visitors inscribe their names, and pay a fee
of 25 cents, which entitles them to visit all the islands, during their visit,
without additional charge. Guide-boards will be found on Goat Island,
directing visitors to the most interesting places and objects around the
island. Terrapin Bridge projects out about '300 feet from the west part
of Goat Island, at the end of which is Prospect Tower, a stone building
erected in 1833, 45 feet high, with stairs leading to an open gallery on
the top, surrounded by an iron balustrade, from which the view is very
grand. The visitor, from this height, can look down into the boiling
cauldron of waters.
On Goat Island is the " Biddle Stairs," which lead to the bottom of
the Falls, affording an opportunity of descending below the bank, and
passing some distance behind the two main sheets of water. A common
flight of steps leads down 40 feet, running to the head of the staircase,
which is about 80 feet, having 90 steps ; from this down to the river tip
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
descent is 80 feet more ; making the entire distance from the top, 195
feet. From the foot there are three paths leading to the most important
points of observation ; one of which runs to the river below, distant
about 80 feet; and where visitors will find an excellent finMng-piaet.
The path at the left of the staircase leads to the Crescent, or Horseshoe
Fall, where, when the wind blows \ip the river, a safe passage ia opened
behind the sheet of water. The path to the right leads to the Cave of
the Winds. It is 120 feet across, 50 wide, and 100 hijsrh, and is situated
directly behind the Centre Fall, or Cascade. A short distance below the
Falls, on the American side, is another staircase leading to the Ferry,
from which a charming view of the entire Falls may be had. The ferry
is crossed without danger, in about ten minutes. The visitor on bein|^
landed on the Canada side, proceeds up the bank, at the top of which
stands the Clifton House, where refreshments may be obtained; and
afterwards proceeds toward TYible Roek, where will be found a spiral
staircase, Otom the foot of which persons may pass 153 feet behind the
sheet of water. The person in charge of it will fUrnish a guide and
suitable dress. The Museum stands a shon distance from Table Rock.
The Whirlpool is situated three miles below the Falls, and the " Devil'fl
Hole" a mile lower down; the latter embracing about two acres, cut
out laterally and perpendicularly in the rock by the side of the river : it
is 150 feet deep.
The Suspension Bridge spans the narrow gorge, between the Cataract
and the Whirlpool, in view of both, by an arch 800 feet long, 40 wide,
and 230 aboVe the water. The Burning Spring, a curiosity, is on the
Canada side, half a mile above the Falls, and within a short distance
of the rapids in the Niagara River. The villages of Chippewa and Lun-
dy^s Lane are on the same side of the river, and are noted as having been
battle-grounds of the English and Americans, during the war of 1812.
SARATOGA SPRINGSi— This is the most popular watering-place in
the United States, and one of the most celebrated in the world. It ia
situated in the State of New Vork, 39 miles north ftom Albany, 32 from
Troy, and 184 from the city of New York. It is visited by persons from
all parts of the United States, and also from foreign countries. During
the season, particularly July and August, the hotels, and other pincea
of accommodation, are much crowded. The constant stream of visitors
arriving and departing at this juncture, imparts to the place a scene of
gaiety and bustle that is known at no other time. The principal hotels
are closed at the end of the season ; hut some of the smaller ones, and
also private boarding-houses, remain open, for the accommodation of
invalids, during the year. The price of board varies with the accommo-
dations received : $2 per day, for each person, however, is what is usually
charged at the first-class houses ; although at private boarding-houses,
and second-class hotels, it may be obtained at ftom $4 to $8 per week.
The Saratoga waters are useful in many diseases, and have an almost
magic effect upon the system, when relaxed or exhausted by disease or
sedentary habits. After drinking the waters for a short time, the appetite
improves, and the entire system feels their invigorating effects. Per-
sons using the water as a cathartic should rise early, drink from one
to two pints of the sparkling beverage, dipped fresh from <he spring,
and then take a short walk around the beautiful grounds in the vicinity,
whence they can return and again drink at the spring. No charge is
made for the water, except what visitors voluntarily give those who
wait upon them at the spring. It is recommended tliat persons afflicted
'^h any serious disease should first consult their physician as to iba
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
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The United States Hotel is regarded as the most fashionable house
In Saratoga. It is centrally situated, and is in the vicinity of the raiN
road depot, and the principal mineral springs. It can accommodate
from 400 to 450 persons. The two next best and most extensive houses,
■re Union Hall and Congreaa Hall, both of which are situated in the
loutb part of the village, and near the Congress Spring. There are
leveral other houses here which alford excellent accommodations, and
where, perhaps, the retired visitor can find a home more congenial to
bis feelings, then among the devotees of fashion. In the vicinity of
tbe Springs are several public bathing-houses, where baths, hot, cold, or
dK>virer, can be obtained at all times.
Congress Spring, Empire Spring, Washington Spring, Columhian
Spring, Hamilton Spring, Pavilion Spring, Putnam Spring, Iodine
Spring, and the Flat Roek and JRgh Rock Springs, are among the most
valaable for their medicinal properties. The "Ten Springs" are situ*
ated a short distance east of the village.
Saratoga Lake, a most lovely spot, lies six miles south from Saratoga,
and the same distance from Ballston Spa. It is nine miles long, and
three wide, and is much resorted to by company from the neighbouring
watering-places, for fishing, fowling and boating. The shore of this lake
is accessible in a few places onlv, on account of the marshes which
border it. The country around the lake rises gradually into elevated
ridges, forming a vast amphitheatre of picturesque landscape, embel-
litihed by cultivation. On the eastern shore, three miles from the south
ehd. Snake Hill projects into the basin.
Long Lake, five miles south from Ballston Spa, is another beautiful
iheet of water, situated in the midst of very agreeable scenery; it is five
miles long by one wide, and uuuands with fish. Game is abundant in
the surrounding country.
By mean's of railroads diverging from Saratoga, speedy communica*
tion is opened with Troy and Albany, and thence to New York ; also, to
Springfield, Boston, Hartford, &c. Persons going direct from the Springs
to Niagara, will take the railroad to Schenectady, thence by the Albany
and Buliklo route, passing through the beautiful towns of (Jtica, Syra«
cuse. Auburn, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, &c. From Saratoga, a rail,
rond runs to Whitehall, connecting with steamboats running on Lake
Ghamplain.
Persons going to Lake George, leave by the Saratoga and Washington
R. R., stopping at Moreau Station, 16 miles fi-om Saratoga, thence by
stage, over a fine plank road, to Caldwell, 14 miles. This will be found
a most delightful route, abounding in lovely scenery and historical
reminiscences. The driver, (if requested,) will stop at Glen's Falls,
(five milei\) to give persons an opportunity of viewing the wild and
eicciting scene from the bridge. The waters flow in one slieet over the
brink of a precipice, 900 feet wide, and, in freshets, rush in one mass down
the cataract; but in ordinary seasons they are divided, by rocks, into
three channels, with an angular descent of several hundred feet.
Seven miles from Glen's Falls, and two from Caldwell, may be seen
Bloody Pond, a small sheet of water, known since the French war by
thut name, from the fact that, after a battle fought near it, 1,000 French,
English, and American dead were thrown into it. It is on the right-
hand side of the i-oad, going towards Caldwell ; the mile-atone is at its
head. Unless it is pointed out, it may be passed unnoticed, as it lies
below the road, and is surrounded by foliage. A mile distant is the rocsk
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CATSKILl MOUNTAINS.
on which M«jor Williams was slain by the Indians, about the same
time.
Caldwell, a village bordered by a range of hills, (one of which attains
an elevation of 1,900 feet.) situated at the head of Lake George, is one
of the most lovely places imaginable, to spend a few days during the
summer season. At Sherrill'a Lake House, an excellent hotel, visitors
may meet with the best accommodation. At the south end of the lake
are the almost imperceptible ruins of forts George and William Henry,
rendered interesting, from their historical reminiscences.
From Caldwell, persons can make a tour of this charming lake, by
taking the steamboat, (which leaves every morning and runs to the foot
of the lake,) 36 miles; thence by stage, 4 miles, to the ruins of Fort
Ticonderoga, on Lake Champlain. There isan hotel liere, where dinner
may be had; parties, if they please, may return in the afternoon to the
lake, and reach Caldwell the same evening. Those bound for Canada,
or places on Lake Champlain, will meet the boat from Whitehall, at
the landing soon after dinner; and those for Whitehall, will meet the
boat on its way from Canada at an earlier hour, and may return, by
railroad, to Saratoga and other places.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS— This fashionable and healthful resort lies in
the State of New York, on the west side of the Hudson River, and may
be reached from the city of New York, by steamboat, landing at the vil-
lage of Catskill, situated 111 miles up the river, and 34 from Albany.
Coaches, jo arranged as to be at the steamboat landing on the arrival
and departure of the boats, run regularly to and from the mountain, for
the conveyance of passengers, and also to enable those who are so
inclined, to visit the different falls in the vicinity. The time required
for ascending to the Mountain House, a distance of 13 miles, is usually
four hours, and the fare $1 25 ;— half that time being sufficient to return.
The Catskill Mountain House, better known as Pine Orchard, is
situated upon the summit of one of the principal mountains, known as
*' Table Rock," at an elevation of 2,500 feet above the Hudson. This
rock terminates a few feet in front of the house, in a fearful precipice,
from the brow of which the inexperienced beholder starts back in uncon*
trollable alarm. " In the rear, peaks upon peaks arise in every direc*
tion, and far away in the distance, all covered with luxuriant foliage.
No description can do justice to the almost illimitable prospect in front.
Standing upon the piazza or rock, you seem to have left the earth, and
to be gazing from some ethereal height down upon the world and it?
concerns. You see nothing aliove or around you— all is below— even
the clouds wheel and roll in fleecy grandeur at your feet. Forests, mea-
dows, harvest-fields, plains, mountains, rivers, lakes, cottages, villages
and cities, are seen in every direction. A deep repose seems to have
ettled upon the world. No sound reaches you, except, perhaps, the
rattle of the thunder from some distant hill, or the sweet pong of the
mountain-bird upon the tree beneath you."
The South and J\''orth Mountains are peaks a short distance from the
house, affording different, and, if possible, still more magnificent views.
Good foot-paths lead to these points; and, aside from the prospect, the
cool, bracing air renders these, and many other walks about the moun*
tain, invigorating and delightful.
The •* Catskill, or Kaaterskill Falls," to which carriages run for the
accommodation of visitors, are aboiit 2^ miles west of the hotel. The
body of water is small, and comes from two lakes on the summit of the
mountain. It precipitates itself over a rock at the outlet of one of the
LEBANON SPRINGS.
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like*, to the depth of 180 feet, then runs about 100 feet, and springs
over another rock to the depth of 80 feet more. The descent to the
bottom, by a flight of steps, is rendered perfectly safe and easy. Passing
bsbind the water you enter a cavernous amphitheatre, whose rocky
raoit extends far in front, and the falling spray seems a curtain of mist
let down at the entrance. Looking beyond, the moss-covered rock
teems to be rising to the very heavens above, and you may readily ima-
fine yourself in some dilapidated cathedral of nature, the roof of which
I has long aince disappeared.
LEBANON SPRINGS, a delightful watering-place, is situated in the
I State of New York, a short distance from the western boundary-line of
Massachusetts. This place has become a great resort for visitors f^orn
all directions ; some to enjoy the romantic scenery of this region, and
others the beneficial influence of its waters. The spring is 1^ miles
from the village ; the temperature is 720 Fahrenheit, which being nearly-
niiomer heat, renders it delightful for batbini^. The water is tasteless,
pnre as crystal, and is deemed beneficial in internal obstructions, salt
rbeuin, and cutaneous affections generally.
These Springs may be reached from New York by the New York and
New Haven and Housatonic railroads, to Pittsfield, Mass., and thence
bjAs^e. seven miles. Time through, about nine hours. Distance, 183
miles. Fare, $2 50.
Another route is by the Hudson river, or railroad, to Hudson, 116
miles ; thence by the Hudson and Berkshire R. B. to Edwards' Depot,
I S3 miles; and thence, by stage, to the Springs, 8 miles. Time through,
about 10 hours. Fare, $2 50.
From Albany and the West, they may be reached by taking the
Albany and West Stockbridge R. R., to Canaan Corners, 33 miles; and
thence proceed by stage to the Springs, 7 miles. Fare, $1 2'.
From Boston and ttie East, visitors should take the Western Railroad
to Pittsfield, and thence proceed by stage to the Springs.
TRENTON FALLS are situated in the State of New York, on West
Canada Creek, J5 miles in a N. E. direction from Utica. They can be
reached by conveyances from Rockton, (formerly Little Falls,) Heiki-
mer, and Utica; they are, however, nearer to the latter place, and by
leaving early in the morning, the visitor, if he intends devoting but one
day to them, will have an opportunity of returning in the evening.
The journey from (Jtica is over a fine plank road. These falls, six in
number, extend a distance of two miles, having an aggregate fall of 312
feet. Their appearance varies with the state of the water. The scene,
which at all times possesses great interest, is, in seasons of ti'eshet,
extremely wild and exciting.
From the hotel which is near the falls, the visitor shouid d(!scend a
pathway leading to a long staircase, down the steep bank of the West
Canada Creek, which has worn a frightful chasm through a rocky range,
in some places 150 feet deep; thence proceed up the stream, and follow
the winding footway to Sherman's Fall, which has a descent of 35 feet,
with its greatest fall towards the west; from ibe foot of which the
stream pours along with less rapidity, descending to Conrad's Falls,
which have a pitch of about 20 feet.
The High Falls have a perpendicular pitch of 109 feet, and are divided
l^ rifts in the rock, into three different and splendid cascades, forming;
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GENESEE FALLS.
with the chasm, the high banks covered with foliage, and the rockv
cliffs, a scene of tlie wildest grandeur.
The Mill-Dam Fall, from the regularity and smoothness of the rock,
has a uniform pitch of about IG feet, with a width of 175 feet. Tho
waters of the Upper Falls, which have an abrupt descent of about 20
feet, are received into a capacious basin, and pass off through a wild
ravine along the rocky bed of the river, for about a mile, towards tlie
Otucadest which have a fall of about 18 foe t.
THE GENESEE FALLS are situated in the vicinity of Rochester, N. Y.,
and on tiie Genesee iiiver. They have three perpendicular pitches, and
t7to rapids ; the first gfeat cataract plunges perpendicularly 96 feet. The
ledge here recedes up the river {torn the centre to the sides, breaking the
water into three distinct sheets. It was from Table Rock, in the centre
of these falls, that the renowned Sam Patch made his last and fatal leap,
The river below the first cataract is broad and deep, with occasional
rapids to the second fall, where it again descends perpendicularly 20 feet.
It then pursues a rapid course to the third and last fall, over which it
pours its flood down a perpendicular descent of 105 feet. The beautiful
and picturesque cemetery of ML Hope is situated in the vicinity.
THE AVON SPRINGS are situated in the State of New York, and^
the Genesee Valley, 19 miles froth Rochester. The waters have obtaima
celebrity fVom their efiicacy in curing various disorders; this, added to
the rural attractions of the spot, induces thousands to visit them.
Stages leave Rochester daily, during the season ; the packet-boats wliich
run on the Genesee Valley Canal, also land passengers within two
miles of the Springs, from which point carriages convey them to their
destination.
THE BRANOYWINE SPRINGS, a celebrated watering-place, are situ,
ated in the State of Delaware, a few miles from Wilmington, from
which place they are readily reached by stage.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, N. J., 18 miles fVom Morristown, and 16
miles from fVhite House, is a celebrated summer resort, owing to its cle<
vntod situation, its pure and bracing air, and its mineral springs, the
waters of which are used with -great advantage for chronic diseases and
general debility. This place is reached from New York, either via the
Morris and Essex R. R. to Morristown, thei^^e by stage ; or, via the New
Jersey Central R. R. to White House, thence by stage, to the mountain.
Passengers from Philadelphia, leave the cars at New Brunswick, and
thence proceed by stage, G} miles, to Bound Brook, connecting tliere
with the New Jersey Central R. R. for White House, thence by stage to
tlie mountain.
THE DELAWARE WATER-GAP is about 8 miles north from Belvidere,
N. J. The scenery is of the most magnificent description. The Dela-
ware appears, seen from a short distance, to be arrested in its course by
the mountain on either side, between which it flows in a contracted
channel, presenting a smooth and lake-like appearance.
THE LEHIGH WATER-GAP is S3 miles fVom Easton, Pa., and 6 S. E.
from Mauch Chunk, Pa. Here, also, the scenery is of tlie liighest order.
Both this and th(
of the tourist.
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Both this and tbo preceding are natural curiosities worthy the attention
of the tourist.
NAHANT is a delifrhtfiil watering-place, situated 12 miles from Bns<
ton, by water, and 14 by land. The jaunt, by steamboat, through the
liarbour, is very delightful, enabling the visitor to see some of tbo many
beautiful islands with which it is studded.
PHILLIP'S BEACH, in the town of Lynn, a short distance N. E. of Na«
luuit, is a noted resort, particularly for the Bostonians.
CHELSEA BEACH, 5 miles from Boston, is about 3 miles in length,
and is another Hue place of resort in war' weather.
CAPE MiH.—Oloueester is situated on Cape Ann, the eastern ex-
tremity of Massachusetts, and on the north shore of MassachtiscttH Buy,
The town is on the southern side of the Cape, and has one of tlie finest
Harbours on the whole Atlantic coast. During the summer ncuson
Gloucester is a great resort for those who are desirous of enjoying the .
wa-breeze of the Atlantic, and of bathing in its transparent waters.
By some persons this place is thought Co equal Newport, the situation
of the two being somewhat similar.
This charming resort is readily reached from Boston by the Eastern
and Oloucestor Branch railroads, in about one hour and a half; the dis-
tance is 30 miles, and the fare less than a dollar.
NEWPORT'is (t celebrated watering-place in the State of Rhode Jsland,
tituatpd on an island of the same name, in Narragansett Bay, about
Ave miles from the ocean. The town is located on ground gradually
riding from the water, with a beautiful site facing the harbour, in a
■outh-easterly direction. It is noted for the salubrity of its climate, its
cooling ocean breezes, and its fine views, which have made it a favour-
ite resort during the summer season.
Newport is about 30 miles south-east from Providence, 71 from Bos-
ton, and 1G5 from New Vork city. It may be conveniently reached from
either place, at a reasonal.^ rate. During the season steambcats leave
Providence early in tlie morning, making the excursion to Newport,
and returning in the evening, thereby affording ample time for bathing.
The usual fare is 50 cents.
LONG BRANCH, a popular resort for sea-shore recreation, is situated
on the eastern shore of New Jersey, 32 miles fronj New York. It is
reached from the latter place by steamboat. Visitors from Philadelphia
and the South, take the cars of the Camden and Amboy U. R. to HightS'
town, and thence proceed to the sea-shore by stage.
ROCKAWAY BEACH is a celebrated and fashionable watering-place,
on Long Island, fronting on the Atlantic Ocean. From New York,
visitors take the cars to Jamaica, 12 miles, and thence proceed by stags
to the beach, 8 miles.
CAPE MAY, an attractive watering-place, much frequented by Phi-
ladetphians, is situated at the mouth of Delaware Bay, on the New
Jersey side. The accommodations here are of the first order, and the
beach is unsurpassed as a bathing-place. During th6 season steambbats
run there, both from Philadelpliia and New York. Capt Henloptn is
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nituatod opposite Cape May, and may bo reaohod from Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Wilmington, uud other plaoos, by steamboat.
BROWN'S NIIILS> formerly a place of some resort for company from I
Philadelphia,- is situated in New Jersey, on a branch of Rancocas Rjvei,
12 miles cast from Mount Holly. It is readily readied from Pliiladcl.
phia, by either railroad or steamboat, to Burlington, thence by cars to
Mount Holly, and tlience to the '' Mills" by stage.
BEDFORD SPRINGSi— This celebrated watering-place is situated in
Bedford county, State of Pennsylvania. It lies in a narrow and roman-
tic valley, having Constitution Hill on the east, and Federal Hill on the
west. The principal sprin;; issues from a limestone rock, the water of
which is clear and sparkling. Its flavour is peculiar, somewhat rpsem-
bling a weak solution of Epsom salts, impregnated with carbonic acid,
and is inodorous. A little farther south is another spring, of the same
general qualities, issuing from the same rock. On the west side of the
creek is a sulphur spring, the water of which has a pxiiliarly unplea<
Bant hepatic taste, and exhales a strong odour of sulphu < ;ted hy<Iroj,'cii.
One mile and a half north-east from Bedford isa chalyboate spring, sur
rounded with bog-iron ore.
These springs are situated about midway between Hollidaijaburg,Vi.,
on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, and Cumberland, Md., on tb«
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. From either of these places the Springs
are readily reached by stage conveyance of about 30 milen. By consult*
ing the Map, its location will be better understood. ,
CARLISLE SPRINGS.— 1*11686 sulphur springs are situated in Cumber*
land county, Pennsylvania, about four miles north of Carlisle, on a
branch of the Conodoguinet Creek, in a retired and healthy spot, sur-
rounded by the tine scenery of the Blue Mountains. The grounds
around the Springs are ornamented in good taste, whilst the accommo-
dations for visitors are ample. The water bubbles up from the slate
formation, from which it derives its strong impregnation of sulphur.
About one mile and a half from the town of Carlisle is a reniari^able
limestone cave, the entrance to which is on the banks of the Conodo-
guinet Creek, in the form of a semicircular archway, about seven feet
in height. It contains a number of curious passages and antecham-
bers, and several pools of water, supposed by some to be springs.
The Springs may be reached by stage from Carlisle, that place being
situated ,on the Cumberland Valley R. R., 22 miles from Ilarrisbiirg,
Pa., and 129 miles from Pluladelphia. Its location will become familiar
by consulting the map.
VIRGINIA SPRINGSi— I'bese Springs rank among the most celebrated
watering-places of America, and are visited every season by vast num-
bers, either in search of recreation and amusement, or to enjoy the
benefit of their waters ; in fact, they are to the South what the renowned
Saratoga is to the North.
These waters have been found very beneficial in the cure of dyspepsia,
jaundice, rheumatism, liver complaint, gout, diseases of the skin, and
many other complaints. They contain sulphate of soda, carbonate of
magnesia, chloride of sodium, per-oxide of iron, organic matter, iodinei,
sulphate of magnesia, phosphate of lime and precipitated sulphur.
Tift gaseous contents are, carbonic acid, sulphuretted hydrogen, oxygen,
and nitrogen.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
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1, oxygen.
These Springs are oitunted in an elevated and licautifiiHy pictiireBqiie
vallBy* hcinuied in by mountains on every side. They are in tho midst
of the celebrated spring region, having tho Hot and Warm Springa on
the north, the turiner 35, and the latter 40 miles distant; the Sweet, 17
miles to tho cast; the Salt and Red on the Bouth-weat', the former 34,
the latter 41 miles distant; and the Blue Sulphur, 2i miles to the
west.
Amongst the most celebrated of these are the fVhite Sulphur Sprinff$,
which are situated on a branch of the Greenbrier lliver, in tho county
of Greenbrier, and in the valley of Howard's Creek.
Tho fVarm Springs, m the county of Bath, are among the oldest of
the watering-places. The water, which has a temperature of 98o Fah«
renheit, is very transparent. The accommodations for bathing are
excellent. ,
The Hot Spring[8 are situated in a valley deeply embosome^ among
mountain peaks, in the county of Bath, Ave miles south from the Warm
Springs. Bathing houses have been erected, and every accommodation
Erovided for both male and female patients. Tho baths are six in num<
er, each being supplied with water from a separate spring. Tliey
range in temperature from 98° to 106o.
The Sweet Springs are situated in a wide and beautif\il valley, in the
eastern extremity of Monroe county, and are justly celebrated for the
tonic powers of their waters, used either internally or eacternally. Their
temperature is 73^ Fahrenheit.
Tlie Salt Sulphur Springs, situated in the county of Monroe, are en*
circled by mountains on every side. These springs enjoy a high repu-
tation, not only for the virtues of their waters, but also for tiie excellent
accommodations with which they are furnished. They arc, in conse*
quence, much visited by invalids. Their temperature varies from 499
to 560.
The Red Sulphur Springs are in the southern part of Monroe county,
17 miles from the Salt, and 33 fVom the Sweet Springs. The water is
clear and cool, its temperature being 54<3.
The Blue Sulphur Spring is situated in a narrow, but beautiAiIly piC'
turesque valley, on Muddy Creek, a small tributary of Greenhriar river.
It has comfortable accommodations for about 300 persons. The medici-
nal virtues of its waters draw thither, during tlie season, a large number
of visitors.
Routes to the Virqtnia Sprinos. — From Baltimore, they may be
reached by several routes. One of the mont pleasant and expeditious is
by railroad, to Harper's Ferry and Winchester, Va. ; thence by stage to
Staunton. From this place we may proceed directly across the Nortii
and Warm Spring Mountains, to the fVarm and Hot Springs; or may
proceed to the Jfatural Bridge, via Lexington, and thence to the fVAit*
Sulphur, via Dibrell's Springs. See Route, page 145.
Prom Baltimore, also, we may go by way of Washington, Fredericks*
burg, and the Virginia Central R. R., to Gordonsville ; thence by stage,
via Staunton, to the Springs. For routes from Washington to the
Springs, see page 147.
Instead of going via Gordonsville, we may proceed to Richmond, Va.,
or starting from Baltimore, may reach the latter place by steamboat ;
thence by canal to Lynchburg, and thence by stage, either by the road
leading past the Natural Bridge, or by the way of Libt^rty, Fincastle,
and the Sweet Springs, arriving at the White Sulphur. See Route from
Richmond to the Springs, page 148.
To teach the Springs from the West and South-west, passengers
n
224
NATURAL BRIDGE.
ii
phoiilt] leave the tteamboat at Ouyandotte, on the Ohio River; thence
liy Btajre. to the SpringH. For Uoute fl-oin Guyandutte to the Whits
Biilphur 3priiigd, 8t>o pngo 14*.).
TravellerH from the HoiUh will ronch Rie^mond, Va., by railrond, from
Wilminfftoii, N. C, at which place they will take convuyauco vm before
describeu.
THE NATURAL BRIDGE of Virginia is one of the greatest natural cii.
riositicB ill ihu country, if not in the world. It conststa of a stupcndoui
arch of limestone rock, over an unimportant and small stream, callcij
Cedar Creek. The view fVom the top is awiblly grand; yet one should
go to the brow of the precipice that descends to the level of the creek,
where the view, equally sublime, will be found far more intcrcHting,
1)cing divested, in a great measure, of the awe which is sensibly felt on
lookiruc from the bridge down into the dreadful gulf. The height from
the stRain to the top of the bridge is 215 feet, its average width, 80
feet, and its extreme length at the top, 95 feet. The chasm over which
it passes is 5U feet wide at bottom, and 00 feet at top. The bridge ig
covered with earth to the depth of about five feet, which is made flrm
by trees and shrubbery, whilst its sides are protected by rucks, formiii;
a natural wall. It is 15li miles west from Richmond, 2 miles north of
James River, 41 from Lynchburg, and U3 miles aoutli-eost from the VViiiie
Sulphur Springp.
MOUNT VERNON and tho Tomb qf Waahington are situated in Vir-
ginia, on the west bank of tho Potomac, 15 miles south from the city of
Washington, and 8 miles from Alexandria. Conveyances may he ob-
tained, ot Washington, at the rate of $(i 00 for the trip, with the privi.
lege of remaining at Mount Vernon for an hour. The best plan, how-
ever, is to take the ferry-boat from Washington to Alexandria, which
"nrill cost 12i cents, and occupy about half-an-hour. At the latter place
a conveyance may be hired for the trip, which will cost from $3 to $4,
This is the least expensive route, and besides adc^ variety to the travel,
Occasionally during the summer season steamboats ply between Alex-
andria and Washington and Mount Vernon— fare, $1 00. This route is
certainly preferable to all others. Visitors, although permitted to walk
over the grounds, are not admitted ;? the mansion, unless they buve
letters to the proprietor.
At Alexandria may be seen BraddoclCa hou " built in thv> year 1752.
The interior, with the exception of '• Braddock's lioom," has been re-
modelled : the old wainscoting, in the room refi-rred to, ia preserved
with religious care, and is very curious.
THE WARM SPRINGS. N. C, are situated on the east bank of the
French Kroad River, 282 miles west from Raleigji, the capital of the
State. These Springs, together with the road leading down the above
river, arc worthy the attention and admiration of the tourist. It is a
fine macadamized road, and follows the course of the river along ill
bank; and as the river is shut in on both sides by mountains, in many
places rounding high, bluff points, the road has its foundation on tho
river, resembling piers. It is a noble monument of the conquest of art
over the obstacles of nature. The scenery is very wild, rugged, and
picturesque. The Warm Springs afford a very delightful watering-
place, and are much resorted to by invalids, and others from this and
the neighbouring States. A few miles below the Warm Springs are the
flunous Pniat Rocks and Chimneys. The climate of this section ia om
of the most
exercise am^
who pay it
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LouisviUe a"'iN?»^vi»'^irouB rivers, 8 catar»P»%^Jfogph?re of the
826 avenues, 47 J"'"**'" degree of grandeur. The JJ"^ ,Jintg, and in
;lv:?l^ier^rme\«-^^^^^^^^^
SJ^ caBC. has Pr^fide'-and every necessary direction given.
Se furnished with K^*'"'.*" ending several steps; a • ""^^"Jch the
The cave is entered J»y «S"anf following our «"'«« ^yfe„ than
and gioo'" 5 * "'^"l I' ;?out half a» ««'« "^ ^'"""h^S derWes Us name
?oraSe^5^-ofr|-^^^^^^^^^^
rrrC^3^^ C^rirpfeatarfui ioCing place.
t«e«n M"^^^^^ , ,,e -i^e of the cav. -rj-^^^^^^^^^^^
aptea^^eWete ^^^ irc^ f- ^-M ^^^^^Z^^
Zrt distance beyond crosses the ^^^^^^ 'T??'??!;! formaCn resem-
U termed the JV^»««.''«* -„vered with a beautiful !»•"« J""" The visitor
ti„nati, O.. Loaimlle. ^^^"X Boulh. The »3"J™" either place,
from NashTille. Tenn-. i" J"; ,„ be very P"™ "° ", uijh waler,
only about 17 leei, yt,* ^
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226
THE DRENNON SPRINGS.
although not so terrific or sublime. The rapids above and below the
falls add much to the beauty of the scene, and give to the spot a charm
of no ordinary character.
THE DRENNON SPRINGS are situated In Henry county, Ky., U miles
from the Kentucky Uiver, and 20 miles from its mouth. At these
Springs may be found every variety of sulphur water and chalybeate.
They are reachr' '>om Cincinnati, O., Frankfort, and Louisville, Ky.,
by steamboats, w t'ch run to and from the Springs daily, during the
season.
JHE HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, ^situated a few miles north of the
Washita River, and 53 miles from Little Rock, the capital of the State.
They derive importance from the ^reat virtue of the medicinal waters in
the vicinity, and are now becoming every season more popular. The
waters have been found efficacious in chronic diseases, such as scrofula,
rheumatism, &c Stages run between Little Rock and the Springs.
Fare, $5 00. «
DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-These springs are situ,
ated in a gorge, or small valley in the North Mountains, in Cumberland
county, Pa., about 18 miles N. W. from Carlisle. The place is accessi.
ble by railroad from Philadelphia and Baltimore to JSTeioville, 02 miles
from Harrislmrg, and thence, by stage, to the Springs. Passengers leaving
either city in the morning, arrive early the same evening.
The salubrity of the situation, the splendid mountain scenery, and
the highly medicinal quality of the springs, are unsurpassed. Visitors,
whether in health or otherwise, will find these springs a most delightful
place for repose and enjoyment.
THE YELLOW SPRINGS are situated in Chester county. Pa., about 30
miles from Philadelphia, from which they are readily reached by the
Reading K. R. The scenery in the vicinity of these springs is very de-
lightful, and the medicinal virtues of its waters have obtained some
celebrity. Baths of every description can he obtained both from pure and
chalybeate springs. The amusements here are those usual at places of
this description : such as fishing, driving, music, dancing, promcnad*
ing, &c.
THE WARM SPRINGS, PA., are situated in Perry county, and in one
of the healthiest regions of the State. The waters possess medicinal
qualities, which are efficacious in the cure of various chronic diseases.
These spriii^^s may be reached from Philadelphia by the Columbia and
Pennsylvania railroads, leaving the latter at Duncannon, 122 miles
distant; or, from Baltimore they may be reached by railroad via York
and flarrisburg and the Pennsylvania Central R. R., stopping at Dun<
cannon, 98 miles distant ; from the latter place visitors proceed by stagt
14 miles to the springs.
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, VA.— These springs are situated on the east
bank of the Shenandoah, in J(^tF>rson county, in a region of great natu*
ral beauty. The waters are of well-known reputation, and are service-
able in the cure of various di^enses. A Sulphur Spring, possessing va-
luable qualities, is in the immediate vicinity. Visitors from Baltimore
and Washington take the Baltimore and Ohio R R. to Harper's Ferry,
thence by tne Winchester and Potomac R. R. to Charlestown, Ya., (see
loute on page 145,) thence by stag^, 5 miles, to the springs.
slow the
I a charm
U miles
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irjng the
|th of the
[he State,
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about 30
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ledicinal
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It natu-
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Itiitiore
I Ferry,
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
There are denominations frequently met with in reporta of markets,
but their Enf,'li3h value is nut always readily recollected. The following
will be found, it is believed, correct:
•fjkm, in Rotterdam, nearly .^..........m. ••-.... ...... 40 gallon*
.tf/fflude, in Portugal, contains 4.37 ..
Jllmude, in Madeira .- 4.68
Mqviere^ Madeira, nearly 2 pecks
Alquiere, in Bahia ........^... 1 bushel
Alqftiere/in Maranham ■ 1^ ..
Alquiere, Rio Janeiro, Pernambuco. 1 to 1^ . .
.if nna, of rice, in Ceylon .-..«»..........-. 260 2-5 lbs.
Arroba, in Portugal 33 . .
Arrohatin Spain 2 ..
Arroba, in Spain (large) 4.246 gallons
./^rrofra, in Spain (small) 3.337 ••
.4rro&a, in Malaga, of wine, about. «. ■ 4} ••
^a/0 of cinnamon, in Ceylon, net. ......•••••.^••..•.-... 104 5-8 Ibg.
Bariliy in Naples, equals about 11 gallons
Ctntar, the Levant, contains 44 okes 118.8 lbs.
Cantar, in Leghorn, of oil............ 88 ..
Cantar, in Malta ■*■ 174| ..
Cantor, in Naples.... - 106 to 196| ..
Cantor, in Sicily 175 to 193| ..
Carro, in Naples, is equal to about ...'.. 50 bushels
Carro, in Naples, of wine 264 gallons
Catto, of tea, in China, is about ll lbs.
Cayan^, in Batavia 3581 ..
Cketwtrt, in Russia, nearly 6 bushels
Emine,\n Genoa....... ..•.......«« 3 34<100 ..
Engliak Quarttr • 8 ••
English Imperial Bushel 14-100 ..
Fanejfa,in Spain....... 1.599 ..
Hectolitres, in France 2.84
Killogramme, France and Netherlands 2.21 lbs.
Last, in Amsterdam, of ^^rain .........*. 85^ busbela
i:.a«t, in Bremen, of grain, over .^ 80| ..
taat, in Cadiz, of salt 75 4-5 ..
Zast. in Dantzic, of grain, nearly ......^ 93 ..
Last, in Flushing, of grain 92^ ..
£a«t, in Hamburg, of grain 89.6 .•
LosMn Lubec, of grain 91
X««e, in Portugal, of salt 70 ••
Za«t, in Rotterdam, of grain... 85.136
Zatt.in Sweden 75 •<
£a«(, in Utrecht, of grain, over ■ .. 5&
(227)
22»
GENERAL INFORMATION.
Lispound, in Hamburg 16 lbs. 5 oz.
Lispoundf in Holland • 18 lbs. 4oz.
Mark, in Holland 9 oz.
Maud, in Calcutta ^.. 75 to 84 lbs.
Mina, in Genoa, of grain... b 3.43 bushels
Moy, in Lisbon -.. 24
JIfoy, in Oporto 30 ..
.Voyo, of Portugal, contains over »■ 23 ..
Ofte, in Smyrna ■. 2.83 lbs.
Orna, in Trieste, of wine. 14.94 gallons
Oma.ofoil 17 ..
Peeul, inBatavia and Madras.... 133ilb8.
P«cu/, in China and Japan 133^ ..
Pipe, in Spain, of wine 160 to 164 gallons
PotMf, in Russia, is equal to nearly... 86 1ba. 2oz.
Quintal, in Portugal 89.05 lbs.
Quintal, in Smyrna 129.48 ..
QuinttU,in Spain ..■ 96 ..
Quintal, in Turkey 167 lbs. 3oe,
J{o»oZt. in Portugal 12 .. 4..
i2o{<o/0, in Genoa............. 24 ..
iZoUo/o, in Leghorn 3 ..
Sack, in Leghorn .■ 2 bushel!
Salma.in Sicily, from 7.85 to 9.77 ..
Scheffel, Germany, varies fVom 1^ to nearly 3 . .
Ship-pound, Hamburg and Denmark. 331 lbs.
Skip-pound, in Holland 368 lbs. 4 oz.
Stmro, in Trieste 2 3-8 bushels
Tale, in China 1^ oz.
Tlhetwert, in Odessa.. 66-100 bushels
71eActio«rt, in St. Petersburg I,.... 549-100 ..
FOREIGN MEASURES OF LENGTH REDUCED TO ENGLISH
DENOMINATIONS.
Jlfeertf of France 3381 feet.
T^i^eofFrance 2-13155 yards.
Oeographieal League of France 4868-6 y&/ds, or 2-76 miles.
Jfautical League of France ^ 6085-8 yards, or 3*467
Spanish £«ajru« 7421 yards, or 4-216
Oerman Oeographieal Mle 8114 yardis, or 4-61
Russian IVerat 1162 yards.
Swedish Mile 11-703 yards, or 4-67 miles.
Danish JIfi/s ^ 8224 yards, or 4-67 ..
DutchJIft/s 6406 yards, or 3-638 ..
French Oeographieal square League 7*65 square miles.
German Oeographieal square League 21*25
.«9r«A«eii of Russia 28 inches.
Palmo, in Naples, is a little over 10 inches.
Fara of Rio Janeiro ] i yards nearly.
Fara of Spain...- 100 are equal to 990 yards.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
229
, Sbushelt
.77 . .
y3 ..
331 lbs.
8 Ibe. 4 oz.
^9 busheli
'• • H oz.
100 bushels
iOO ..
II feet.
»5 yards.
(i miiea.
7 ..
6 ..
1 ..
GOLD AND SILVER COINS OF DIFFERENT NATIONS, WITH
THEIR VALUE IN AMERICAN DOLLARS AND CENTS.
GOLD COINS.
Pooble Eagle, American $20 00
Eagle, do ^,: 10 00
HaifEagle, do 5 00
HalfEagle, doi. 1798 and 1833 5 25
Quarter Eagle, do 2 50
One Dollar coins, do 1 00
Doubloon, Spanish $15 60 to 16 65
Half Doubloons, do , .... 7 80 to 8 37
Quarter Doubloon do 3 90 to 4 12
Eighth Doubloon do :... 190
Doubloon, Columbian, Mexican, New-Granadian and > ik nn*^ -ik tK
Ecuador i " ^"*° " ^^
HalfDouhloon, Central American .......* 7 75
Quarter Doubloon, Peruvian 3 87
Half Joe, Portugal (by weight) 7 9010 8 50
Moidore, do. do 4 70 to 6 40
Sovereign, English, 1844 - 4 84
Dragon Sovereign, do. 1834 4 80
Guinea, do ~. 5 00
HalfGuinea, do 2 50
One-third Guinea, 'do 1 66
One Mohur, East Indies 6 75
Double Louis D'Or, France ^ 9 00
Louis D'Or, do 4 50
Forty Francs, do 7 66
Huhdred Livre, Sardinia 19 15
Twenty Livre, Sardinia and Italy 3 83
Ten Scudi.-Rome 10 00
Quadruple Ducat, Austria 8 80
Sovereign, do. 6 50
Five Roubles. Russia 3 90
Double Frederick D'Or.Prussia 7 80
Double Christian D'Or, Denmark 7 80
TenThaiers, Hanover 7 80
FiveThalers, do. 3 90
TwoandahalfThalerSfdo .^»« 1 95
Ten Thnlers, Saxony 7 80
Ten Guilders, Netherlands 4 00
Five Guilders, do. ..^. ...... 2 00
Ducat, ,do. -. 3 00
SILVER COINS.
American, Spanish, Mexican, Peruvian, and Brazilian Dollara. . 1 00
Four Reals of La Plata 35
Head Pistareen 18
Cross Pistareen 16
English Crown « ... 1 15
Bank Token. 3 Shillings English SO
Rupee, East Indies 40
British Colonial Quarter Dollar 23
English Shilling S3
Tenpenco Irish 13
French Crown 4..«, » 07
ao
230
GENERAL IKFORMATION.
French Half Crown SO
Five Francs, French 93
OneFranc, do 17
Five Li vre, Sardinia • • • > 93
One Livre, do .■ 17
Florin, Westphalia 40
Florin, Tuscany 20
Florin, Hanover........ 53
Florin, Brunswick and Lunenburg 4g
Double Thaler, Baden and Prussia »*-» *** 1 32
imperial Thaler of Austria 97
Rouble, Bussia - 65
Crown Dollar of Bavaria 1 04
Double Guilder of Bavaria 73
German Crown 1'04
Crown Thaler, Hesse • 1 04
Guilder of Nassau 36
Third of a Thaler 20
Quarter Florin, Netherlands 8
Thirty-six Grotes, Bremen 30
Six Grotes, Hanse Towns ^,,^^, 4
Specie Dollar. Norway ] 04
Specie Dollar, Sweden 1 04
Specie Bix Dollar, Denmark ■../ 1 04
STERLING MONEY REDUCED INTO DOLLARS AND CENTS.
The following table of sterling money reduced into dollars and cents,
the pound $4 84, the legal value, will be found valuable.
1
t i
1
1 i
1 S
£
1 1
£
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1 i
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16
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3 87
48 40
25
121 00
193 60
s
48
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4 11
11
53 24
26
125 84
41
198 44
3
73
18
4 36
12
58 08
27
130 68
42
203 28
4
97
19
4 60
13
62 92
28
135 52
43
208 12
5
1 21
£
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14
67 76
29
140 36
44
212 96
6
1 45
15
72 60
30
145 20
45
217 80
7
1 69
1
4 84
16
77 44
31
150 04
46
232 64
8
1 94
2
9 68
17
82 28
32
154 88
47
227 48
9
2 18
3
14 52
18
87 12
33
159 72
48
233 32
10
2 42
4
19 36
19
91 96
34
164 56
49
237 16
11
2 66
5
24 20
20
96 80
35
1«9 40
50
242 00
12
^ 90
6
29 04
21
101 64
36
174 24
13
3 15
7
33 88
22
106 48
37
179 08
14
3 39
8
38 72
23
111 32
38
183 02
15
3 63
9
43 56 1 24
116 16
39
188 76
The par value of a pound sterling jn the United States* currency is 4
dollars 44 cents 4 mills, (a mill is one 10th of a cent,) but as sterling
money, both metallic and bills of exchange, bears a premium, usually
from 8 to 10 per cent., this premium, reckoning per cent., is included
in the above table.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS.
Population of the principal cities and towns of the United States,
accd^ding to the census of 1850; showing also, by way of compariaon,
the population of the same places in 1840, with their increase iu in
years.
CitiM and Towns.
Albany* •••••••>•••••••••••••••••
Alexandria
Allentown
Annapolis
Auburn ••••••••••••••••••!••••••
Augusta
BALTIMORE
Bangor
Batavia •...•••.#•..•.• .i^. .■....-• •
Bath
Beaver > ■»
Belfast
Bever jy
Binghampton
Bordentown
BOSTON, including Gharlestown )
(in 1865, estimated at 225,000)... {
Bridgeport
Bristol
Brooklyn (in 1866, 175,000)
Buffalo (in 1858, 75,000)
Burlington ,
Camden
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Charleston
Gharlestown, now included in
Bosf n Mass
Chicago (in 1865, 70,000).
Chillicothe
OINOmNATI (in 1854, 165,000)...
Cleveland (in 1855, 55,000)
Columbia
Columbus....
Cyoncord •....•..'.........*.......
Covington
Danbury
Danvers ....*...
Dayton
Detroit
JJO VCi • •> •• •••••••••• •••••••• ••••
Jiditnirft ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Erie
Fall River
Frankford
IVederick
StatM.
N. Y....
Va....
Pa....
Md. ..
N. Y....
Me....
Md....
Me....
N.Y....
Me
Pa
Me
Mass. . . .
N. Y....
N.J
Mass .....
Ct. .....
R.I
■^ ' • X • • • •
N. Y....
N.J
N.J
Pa
Pa
S. C
Ill
O
Vi/ • • • • • • •
o
Pa
O
N. li. ...
Ky
Conn. ..
Mass....
Micb. . . .
N. If. ...
N. Y....
Pa
N. H....
Mass. . . .
N. C. . .
Pa
Md. ...
1840. 1850.
33,721
8,459
2.493
2,792
5,626
5.316
102,313
8,627
4,171
5,141
734
4,186
4.689
1.800
03,383
3,294
3,490
36,283
18,213
3,434
3,371
4.351
3,239
29,261
11,484
4,470
3,977
46,338
6,071
2,719
6,048
4.897
2,026
4,504
5,020
4,268
9,102
6,458
4.791
3.412
2.925
6,738
4.285
• • • • t • • • 1
56,026
9.967
3.780
4,198
9.548
8,231
169.125
14,441
4,464
8,002
2,050
6,000
5,300
5,022
2,769
138,788
7,558
4.616
96,000
49.863
5,399
9,619
4,579
3,327
32,132
35,000
28,269
7,098
116,108
17,600
4.340
17,656
8,740
9.687
5,962
7,000
10,976
21.057
8.186
6,000
5,850
3.329
. 11.805
6,000
5,346
. 6.037
Increaw.
2235*
1,508
1.287
1.406
3,922
2,915
66,812
5.814
293
2.861
1.316
1.814
611
'** 969
45,405
4.264
1,126
59.717
31.650
1,965
6,247
228
88
2,871
23,516
23,799
3,121
69,770
11,529
1,621
11,608
2,843
7,661
1,458
1,980
6,708
11,955
1.728
1,209
2,438
404
5,067
1,715
CI
Fredericksbi
Galena ....
Germantow
Harrisburg.
Hartford...
Haverhill . .
Indianapoli
Ithaca
Jersey City
Kenosha...
Lancaster .
Lockport . .
Lowell •...«
Louisville .
Lynn
Madison...
Manayunk
Manchestei
Macon ....
Marbleheaii
Marietta..
Mansfield.
Maysville.
Milwatikie
Mobile. ••.
Montgomei
Nantucket
Nashua an
Nashville .
Nashville .
New Albai
Newark ..
New Bedfo
New Brum
Newburg .
Newburyp
New Have
New Lond
N. ORLE
Newport...
NEWTC
Norfolk ....
Norristowi
Norwich...
Oswegatch
Oswego
Paternon..,
fhilad:
564,000,
Pittsburg
and Bin
Plyinouth
Portland..
Pottsville .
Poughkee]
#
969
45,405
4.264
1,136
59.717
31,650
1,965
6,247
228
88
2,871
23,516
23,799
3,121
69,770
11,529
1,621
11,608
3,843
7,661
1,458
1,980
6,708
11,955
1.728
1,209
2,438
404
5,067
1,715
G€NERAL INFORMATION.
CItiM and Townfc
BUtM.
!••»•••••••••«
Fredericksburg
Galena
Germantown
Harriaburg
Hartford
Haverhill > ••••
Indianapolis (in 1865, 17,000)
jtnaca •••••••••••••••••••••#•••••
Jersey Oity ••••••••••••••••••••••
Kenosha <.
Lancaster
Lockport
Lowell •••.
Louisville
Lynn
Madison
Manayunk
Manchester • . . .
Macon
Marblehead....
Marietta
Mansfield
Maysville
Milvtratikie «...
Mobile
Montgomery...
Nantucket
Nashua and i
Nashville ... |
Nashville..
New Albany...
Newark
New Bedford.
New Brunswick •
Newburg ....
Newbury port
New Haven . .
New London
N. ORLEANS (in 1853, 145,449)..
Newport
NEW TORE (in 1855, 650,000168
Norfolk 7...
Norristown »
Norwich
Oswegatchie
Oswego
Paterron
PHILADELPHIA (in 1856,
664,000, estimated.)
Pittsburg nnclnding Allegheny )
and Birmiugham ».m )
Plyinouth ......^
Portland
Pottsville
Poughkeepsie
Va
Ill
Pa
Pa
Conn....
Mass....
lfl«« • • • • fl
N. Y....
N* «!•••• •
Wis
Pa
N. Y....
Mass....
Ky
Mass. . • •
la* ••••••
Pa
iV. H • . . .
6a......
Mass....
O
O
^••••••••••s
•••••••••I
» • • • • t •
»•••••••<
*:
Ky....
Wis...
Ala...
Ala...
Mass.. . .
N. H ....
Tenn. . .
la
N » J.. .. .
Mass....
N. J..
N. Y....
Mass....
Conn. ..
Conn. . .
La.......
R.L...
N.Y...
Va
Pa.....
Conn..<
N.Y...
N.Y...,
N. J...,
Pa..
Pa..
Mass ....
Me
Pa
N.Y
1840.
3,974
1,843
5,930
9,468
4.336
2.U92
5,650
3,073
8,417
9,125
20,796
21,210
9.369
3,798
3,235
3,927
5,575
875
2.755
1,700
12,672
8,179
9,012
6,154
6,929
4,226
17,290
12,087
6,500
4,833
7,112
12.960
5.519
102,000
8,333
312,710
10,920
2,937
4,200
6,719
4,665
7,596
258,000
32,768
5,281
15,218
4,337
10,006
1850.
4^500
6.000
6,204
8,173
17,851
6.000
8,034
6,780
16,000
3,466
12,382
12,312
32,964
42.000
17,000
8,037
6.139
13,933
5,952
8,000
3.133
3,557
4.255
20,026
20,513
6.000
10,000
9,043
16,000
9,785
38,885
16,464
7,893
7,623
9,534
18,000
9,006
119,461
9,348
517,000
14,000
6,030
"'7^8*96
12,199
11,229
411,000
96,276
8,000
20,849
7,498
11,080
235
Ibckm*.
526
4,157
2,243
8,383
1,664
5,343
1,130
12,028
3,965
3,187
12,168
20,790
7,631
4,339
10,698
2,025
2,425
3,258
1.500
18,326
7,841
3,821
988
3,898
9.071
5,550
21,595
4,377
1,393
2,790
2,422
5.040
3,487
17,461
1,015
204,290
4,080
3,093
""2,177
7,534
8,733
153,000
63,618
2,719
6,631
8,159
1,074
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286
GENERAL INFORMATION.
CltlM and Towni.
Providence •
Racine
Reading
Richmond
Rochester
Roxbury
Sacramento City
Balem
St. Louis (in 1854, g8,819>
San Francisco
Savannah
Springfield...*
Schenectady .•..••....•••••
Springfield
Steubenville
c^y rACUBO •••• •••••••••••••••••••••
Tamaqua
X renton .•••.•..•...••...•.*•••..
X roy ••• ••••.•••...•.•••••••* t.i
u tica ..•...•.•••••.....•..•*•*...
Washington
Wheeling
Williamsburg
Wilmington
Worcester . .
york..
Zanesville..
£••• ••••••••• ••••••••
■tetM.
R.I
Wis
Pa
Va
N. Y....
Mass....
Cal
Mass. . • .
Mo
Cal
6a
Mass. . . .
N.Y....
O
O
N.Y....
Pa
N. J....
N.Y....
IV • E • • « •
D« \j • • • •
Va
N.Y....
Del
Mass....
Pa
O
1840. 1850.
23,171
334
8,4 lU
20,153
20.191
0,080
15,082
1U.4G9
11,214
10,985
6,784
443
5,203
5,500
464
4.035
19.334
12,782
23,364
7.885
5,094
8,367
7.497
4,779
4.766
43,000
5.111
15,821
30,280
36.000
18.537
6,000
21,500
81,000
23.000
20,000
21.000
8,922
5,108
6,140
22.235
3.979
10,776
22,000
17,240
43.266
14,500
30,786
13,931
17,500
7,709
10,355
InorraM.
19,829
4,777
7,411
10,127
15,809
9,448
6,418
64,531
8.786
10,015
2,138
4,665
937
16,735
3,515
6.741
3.666
4.458
19.902
6.615
24.692
•4,564
10,003
2,U30
5,789
Area in Square Miles, and Population, according to the Census of 1850, of the
various States and Territories comprising the United States ojN. America.
StatM and TerritoriM. Area m;. m. Pop'n in leso.
Alabama
Arkansas
California
(Mumhia, Dist'ct
Connecticut
Delaware
riorida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Indian Territory
Iowa f..
Kansas Terrify.
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts.;.
Michigan
Minnesota Ter'y.
Mississippi
60,722
52,198
155,980
60
4,674
2,120
59,268
58,000
55,405
83,809
71,127
50,914
114,798
37,680
41,255
31,766
11,124
7,800
56,243
166,025
47,1561
771,623
209,897
92,597
51,687
370,792
91,532
87,445
906,185
851,470
988,416
192,214
982,405
517,762
583,169
683,034
994,514
397,654
6,077
606,326
Statea and Territoriea. Area aq. ro
Missouri
Nebraska Ter'y..
New Hampshire
New Jersey
N. Mexico {Ter.)
New York
North Carolina..
Ohio
Oregon Territory
Pennsylvania ...
Rhode Island....
South Carolina..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah Territory...
Vermont
Virginia......
WashingUm Ter.
Wisconsin
67,380
335,882
9,280
8,320
207,007
47,000
50,704
39,964
185,030
46,000
1,306
29,385
45,600
237,504
269,170
10,212
61,852
123,022
53,924
Total.. 2,936,166 23,191,876
Pop'n in 1860.
682,044
"3i7,'976
489,555
61,647
3,097,894
869,039
1,980,329
13,294
2,311,786
147,545
668,507
1,002,717
212,592
11,380
314,120
1,421,661
"365,891
Abseeum. N.
Adri.n, Micli
Akron, ()., to
Aliron, O., to
Akron, O.. to
Albany, N.Y.
Albany, N.Y.
Albany, N.Y.
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N Y
Albany, N.Y
Albany, N.J
Albany, N.ll
Albaoy, N.J
Albiny, N.^
Albanv, N.I
Albany, N.^
Albany, N.1
Albany. N.I
Alexandria,
Alton, 111.,
AnnafMlis,
Annapolis,
Atlanta, Gi
Atlanta, O^
Atlanta, 6:
Atlanta, O
Atlanta, G
Atlantic CI
Au^osta, (
Au;U!>ta, C
Augusta, (
Aug-»'^ *
Augusta, t
Aurcusta, <
AuKUsta. I
Augusta,'!
Augusta, ]
Augusta, ]
Austin,!
Austin, 1
Austin, 1
Aus'in, 1
Austin, 1
Austin, 1
In Januanr, 1855, the total population of the United States was sup>
posed to he about 26,500,000.
INDEX
A.
Abiiecum, N. J, to Philadelphia, • •114
Ailri .n, Mich., to Toledo, O. • • 73
Akron, (>., lo Cleveland, U. . - • 147
Akron, ()., to Mil lersbur;. O. . • 147
Akron, O., to Zanesville, 0. . . - 147
Albany, N.Y., lo Auburn, N.Y. - - 60
Albany, N.Y., to Binghainton, N.y.' . 62
Albany, N.Y., to Boston, Mass. • • 84
Albany, N.Y., to Buffalo, N.Y. • 69, 60
Albany, N.Y., to Bui linicton, Vt. - • 65
Albany, N.Y., to Canandaigua, N.Y. . 60
Albany, N.Y., to Chicago, III. . • 61
Albany, N.Y., to Cooperstown, N.Y. • 62
Albany, N.Y., to Detroit, Mich. . • 61
Albany, N.Y., to Montreal, Can. • - 65
Albany, N Y., lo New York City, • 63, 64
Albany, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, • - 61
Albany, N.Y., to Pittsfield, Mass. - 24
Albany, N.Y., to Rochester, N.Y. • •60
Albaoy, N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. • • 69
Albiny, N.Y., to Saratoga Springs, N.Y. - 66
Albanv, N.Y., toSpriugiield, Mass. • 24
Albany, N.Y., to Syracuse. N.Y. - - 69
Albany, N.Y., to l/iica, N.Y. - - 69
Albany. N.Y., to W rcesfer, Mass. • - 24
Alexandria, Va., to Strasburg.Va. • •177
Alton, III., to Springfield, III. . • 160
Annapolis, Md., to Baltimore, Md. • • 173
Annapolis, Md., to Washington, D.C. • 176
Atlanta, Ga., to Augus'a, Ga. • . • 92
Atlanta, Oa., to Chattanooga, Tenn. - 188
Atlanta, Ga., to Montgomery, Ala. • -92
Atlanta, Ga., to Nashville, Tenn. • 188
Atlanta, Ga., to Savannah, Ga. . • -188
Atlantic City, N.J., lo Philadelphia, Pa. 114
Augusta, Ga., to Atlanta, Ga. • - 92
AugU!ita, Ga., to Columbia, S.C. - ■ 187
Augusta, Ga., to Dahlunega, Ga. • - 191
Aug-ista, Ga., to Greenville, S.C. • • 191
Augusta, Ga., to Milledgevilte, Ga. • * 190
Augusta, Ga., to Savannah. Ga. - • 189
Augusta, Ga., to Wilmington, N.C. • 91
Augusta,.Me., to Bangor, Me. • - • 14
Augusta, Me., to Portland. Me. - • 13
Augusta, Me., to Quebec, Can. . • . 13
Austin, Texas, to Boston, Texas, • • 206
Austin, Texas, 'o Brownsville, Texas, • 207
Anstin, Tex's, to Galveston, Texas, • 805
Aus'in, Texas, to Malagordo, T>'xas, • 206
Austin, Texas, to Rio Grande, Texas, • 207
Austin, Texas, to Washington, Texas, • 206
B.
Faite
Bainbridgo, Ga,, to Savannah, Ga. • • 190
Biltimnre, Md., to Annapolis, Md. • 173
Bal'iniore, Md., lo Chambersburx, Pa. • 176
Baltimore, Md., to Charlotteville, Va. - 174
Baltimore, Md., to Chicago, III, . . 17S
Baltimore, Md., to Cincinnati, O. • 134, 174
Baltimore, Md., to Cleveland, O. - • 174
Baltimore, Md., to Cumberland, Md. - 171
Baltimore, Md., to i..arrisburg. Pa. • 172
Baltimore, Md., to Harper's Ferry, Va, • 171
Baltimore, Md., to Huntingdon, Fa. ■ 173
Baltimore, Md., to Orange C. M., Va. ' • 174
Baltimore, Md., to Philadelphia, Fa. • 89
Baltimore, Md., to Pittsburg, Pa. • • 173
Baltimore, Md,, to Staunton, Va. • • 174
Baltimore, Md., to Toledo, O. • • • 175
Baltimore, Md., to Washington, D.C. • 90
Baltimore, Md., to Wheeling, Va. • • 171
Baltimore, Md., to W. Sul. Sp*n,Va. 173, 174
Baltimore, Md., to Winchester, Va. • *■"
Baltimore, Md., to York, Fa.
Bangor, Me,, to Augusta^ Me. •
Bangor, Me., to Castine, Me.
Bangor, Me., to Greenville, Me.
Bangor, Me., to Houlton, Me.
Bangor, Me., to Williamsburg, Me. >
Barre, Mass., to Worcester, Mass.
Batavia, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Fa. •
Bellefontaine, O., to Cincinnati, O.
Bel lefonta ine. O., to Sandusky, O.
Belfast, Me., to Easlport, Me.
Beloit, Wis., to Madison, Wit. •
Beloit, Wis., to Racine, Wis.
Bellows Falls, Vt., to Fitchburg, Maw.
Bellows Falls, Vt., to Springfield, Mass,
Bellows Falls, Vt., to Whitehall, N.Y.
Bellows Falls, Vt., to While R. June. •
Bethlehem, Fa., to Philadelphia, Pa.
Binehamton, N.Y., to Albany, N.Y.
BinghamtoD, N.Y., to Syracuse, N.Y.
Blackstone, Mass., to Bosftin, Mass.
Blairsville, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa.
Blountsville, Tenn., to Knoxville, Tenn
Blue Sul. Sp'gs, Va., to Guvandotle, Va.
Boston, Mass., lo Albany, N.Y. •
Boston, Mass., to Blackstone, Mass. •
Boston, Mass., to Cincinnati, O. ' •
Boston, Mass., to Cohasset, Man. •
Boston, Mass., to Concord, Mass. •
Bnston, Mass., to Concord, N.H.
Boston, Mass., (Distances and Fare from),
(237)
173
172
14
15
14
15
14
26
105
135
135
13
86
87
17
27
56
22
107
62
63
28
10 1
179
180
24
28
132
31
16
18,19
7
:i
238
INDEX.
BMtnn, Mms., io Fall River, Mnw. •
Boston, Mau., to Fratiiliiehan), Mm*.
Boiinn, Mmi., to Grntnn, Mast.
Boston, Mini., to Hartford, Ct.
Boston, Mass., to Hinghsni, Mass. •
Boston, Mass., to Lawrence, Mass.
Boston, Mass., to Lowell, Mass.
Boston, Mau. , to Manchester, Mais,
Boston, Mass., to Montreal, Can. •
Boston, Mass., to Nasiiu^i, N.H.
Boston, Mass., to New Bedford, Masa. •
Boston, Mau., Io New Haven, Ct. ,.
Boston, Mass., to New York, via Fall Biv.
Boston, Mau., to New York, via Norwich,
Bos'oD, Mass., to N. York, •.'- ""ringtield,
Boston, Mau.Y to N. York, via Sloniugton,
Boston, Mau., to Pit sfield. Mass.
Boston, Mau., .to Plymouth, Mau.
Boston, Mau., to Portland, Me.
Boston, Mam., to Portland, Me.
Boston, M«?s., to Providence, R.L • •
Boston, Mail., to Quincy, Man. ■
B'ntnn, Mau., to Salem, Mas. -
Boston, Mau., to Sandwich, Mast.
Boston, Mass, to Sprinitfleld, Mass. •
Boston, Mass., to Waltham, Mast.
Boston, Mau., to Wareham, Mau. •
Boston, Mau., to Worcester, Mass.
Bradford, N.H., to Concord, N.H. •
Bradford, N.H., to Manchester, N.H. •
Brattleboro', Vt., to Fitehburr, Mau.
Bridceport, Ct., to Winsted, Ct. •
Bridf^eton, N.J., to Philadelphia, Pa.
Bristol, N.H., to Concord, N.H. •
Buffalo. N.Y., to AltMny, N.Y.
Buffalo, N.Y., to Chicago, Hi,
Buffalo, N.Y., to Cincinnati, O. • •
Buffalo, N.Y., to Clevel .nd, O. •
Buffalo, N.Y., to Cleveland, O. •
Buffalo, N.Y., to Columbus, O.
Buffalo, N.Y., to Detroit, Mich. -
Buffalo, N.Y., to Detroit, via Canada,
Buffalo, N.Y., to Erie, Pa. -
Buffalo, N.Y., to Milwaukie, Wis. •
BuS'alo, N.Y., to Montreal, Canada,
Buffalo, N.Y., to New York, •
Buffalo, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, N.Y., and
Toronto, Canada, . . . . d»
Buffalo, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Fa. • 107
Buffalo, N.Y., to Pittsburg, Pa. - - 67
Buffalo, N.Y., to Rochester & Albany, N.Y. 60
Buffalo, N.Y., to Toledo, 0. ... 68
Burlington, Iowa, to Davenport, Iowa, • 162
Burlington, Iowa, to Iowa City, Iowa, • 16]
Burlington, Iowa, to Keokuk, Iowa, . 162
Burlini(ton, Iowa, to Uskaloosa, Iowa, • 163
Burlington, Iowa, to Palmyra, Mo. • • 166
Burlington, Iowa, to Peoria, III. • - 163
Burlington, Iowa, to Springfield, III. . IGO
Burlington, Vt., to Bellowj Falls, Vt. • 17
Burlington, Vt., fo Derby Line, Vt. • . 21
Burlington, Vt., to Montreal, Canada, . 20
Burlington, Vt., to Rouse's Point, N.Y. - 20
Burlington, Vt., to St. Johnsbury, Vt. • 21
Burliogtoo,.Vt., to West Lebanon, N.H. - 20
Cairo, III., to Chicago, IIS. ... 81
Cairo, II!., to Indianapolis, la. • > 151
Cairo, III , to Mobile, Ala. . . • 199
. 31
24
. 16
34
■ 31
19
• 18
18,19
16,18
18
30
34
32
33
34
33
24
31
■ 8
9
. 28
31
. 8
31
• 24
16
. 31
24
. 23
24
. 26
46
. 114
23
. 60
67
. 70
67
68,70
- 70
67
69
66
67
69
66
\.
Caledonia. Mo., to St. Louis, Mo.
Canxien, S.C., to Charleston, S.C. •
Camden, S.C, to Charlotte, N.C. •
Canulen, S.C, to Fnyvtleville, N.C. •
Camden, S.C, to Raleigh, N C. •
Csniden, S.C, to Yorkville, S.C
Canandaigua, N.Y., Io Albany, N.Y. •
Canandalgua N.Y., to Elmira, N.Y.
Canandaigua, N.Y., to Nia^aia Falls. N.Y.
Canandaigua, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Pa. •
Cape Vincent, N.Y., to Albany, N.Y. •
Ca|)e Vincent, N.Y., to New York City, .
Castine, Me., to Bangor, Me. • .
Catawlsta, Pa., to Elmira, N.Y, .
Catawisu, PA., to Philadelphia, Pa. •
Catawissa. Pa., to Willianisport, Pa.
Chambersburg, Pa., to nallimore, Md. ■
Charleston, 8.C., to Atlanta, Ga.
Charleston, S.C., to Augusta, Ga. •
Charleston, S.C., to Camden, S.C. •
Charleston, S.C, to Clialtanooga, Tenn.
Charleston, S.C., to Columbia, S.C
Charleston, S.C, to Memphis, Term.
Charleston, S.C, to Nashville, Tenn,
Charleston, S.C, to Nashville, Tenn.
Charleston, S.C, to Savannah, Ga.
Charlotte, N.C, to Camden, S.C •
Charlotte, N.C, to C.umbia, S.C.
Charlotte, N .C, to Raleigh, N.C •
Charlottes vi lie, Va., to Baltimore, Md. •
Charlottesville, Va., to Staunton, Va.
Charlottesville, Va., to W. Sul. Sp'gs,Va.
Chattanooga, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga.
Chattanooga, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn.
Chattahoochie, Florida, to Columbus, Ca.
Chicago, 111., to Aurora, III.
Chicago, III., to Baltimore, Md. *
Chicago, III., to Beloit, III. •
Chicago, 111., to Belvidere,Ill. •
Chicago, III., to Bloomineton, III. •
Chicago, III., to Boston, Mau. •
Chicago, III., to Cairo, III. •
Chicago, III., to Cincinnati, O. •
Chicago, III., to Cleveland, 0.
Cbicago, III., to Cleveland, Erie, Dun
kirk and Buffalo, .... 68
Chicago, III., to Cravvt'ordsville, la. • • 139
Chicago, III., to Decatur, III. . • SO
Chicago, 111., to Detroit, Mich. . . .68
Cbicago, III., to Detroit and Buffalo, via
steamboat, 67
Chicago, III., to Dubuque, Iowa, . . 76
Chicago, III., to Dixon, HI. . . 76,77
Chicago, III., to Fort Wayne, la. . . iU
Chicago, III., to Freeport, III. . . -75
Chicago, III., to Galena, III. . . 76, 76, 83
Chicago, III., to Genoa, Wis. ... 83
Chicago, III., to Green Castle, la. • . 139
Cbicago, III,, to Indianapolis, la. 84, 138, 139
Chicago, III., to Iowa City, Iowa, . .78
Chicago, III., to Janesville, Wis. . • 83
Chicago, III., to La Fayette, la. ' . . 139
Chicago, III., to Louisville, Ky. . 83,84
Chicago, 111., to La Salle, III. ... 79
Chicago, III., to Madison, Wis. • 83
Chicago, III., to Milwaukie. Wit. . • 82
Chicago, III., to Monroe, Mich. . • 73
Chicago, III., to New Albany, la. 84, 139
Chicago, III., to New York, • . . 74
Chicago, 111., to Omaha City, Neb. Ter. • 78
rn(S
164
187
Ib7
■ lt*7
IHT
\h1
63
ft2
105
105
66
95
IS
105
lOS
105
176
184
184
187
185
180
I'.'S
184
185
184
187
186
182
174
174
174
188
188
103
79
173
83
. 75
.80,81
. 74
80
138, 139
126
76,
c»ii»p>i ^n.,4D
Chicago, III., to
Chica«o, III ., to
Chicago, III., to
Cbicag I III., to
Chicago, 111., to
Chicago, III., I<
Chicago, 111., to
Chicago, 111., to
Chicago, III., ici
Chicago, III., tc
Chicago, III., t(
Chica;<o, HI., to
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, U.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O .
Cincinnati, ().,
Cincinnati, U.,
Cincinnati, O ,
Cincinnati, (>.,
Cincinnati, 0.
Cincinnati, O.,
Ciurinuati, 0.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, U.,
Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, 0.,
Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.
Cincintiati, U.,
Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, O.,
Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, U.
Ciucinuati^ O,
Cincinnati, O
Uhio Riv
Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, O,
Cincinnati, U
Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati, O
Cincinna'i, U
and Sleul
Cincinnati,
Cincinnati,
Clnciiinati, C
Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, G
Cincinnati, C
Cincinnati, C
Cincinaati, C
Cincinnati, C
Cincinnati. C
Cincinnati, (
Cincinnati, (
Cincinnati, (
Cincinnati, (
Cincinnati, i
Cincinnati, (
r>
INDEX.
230
• TO, *8o|
I. . 74, 7S
Chicago, II1.,4d Penrin, 1)1.
Chicngo, 111., to FhlUdelphln, Fa
Chlcazn, III ., to Phi'a., via Cleveland, 103
Cliiiago, III., to Pnla., via Indiauapolii, 103
ChicaK , III., to Pittsbu g, Pa. ■ . 126
Chicago, III., to Pittsburg, via Fort Wayne, 122
Chiciigo, III., to Rock Iiland, III. ■ • 77
Chicago, III., to Springfield, III. . • 81
Chicago, III., to St. Lnuii, Mo. . •79, 81, 82
Chicago, III., lo St. Paul, Mio. Ter. • 76
Chica«o, III., to Toledo, O. • ■ - 126
Chicago, HI., to Urbana, O. • - • SO
Chicago, III., to Van lalia, III. - . . 80
Cincinnati, O., to Alton, III. • . . 140
Ciiiciunxti, 0., to Raliimore, Md. 133, 134, 175
Cincinnati, O., to Rellefontaine, U. - 136
Cincinnati, 0., to Bi'iton, Man. • • 133
Cincinnati, U., to BulTalo, N.Y. • • 71
Cincinnati, O., to Bunker Hill, III. • ■ 140
Cincinnati, O., to Ctiicago, III. • 138, 130
Cincinnati, ()., to Cleveland, O. • • 134
Cincinnati, 0., tn Columbui, O. 121, 126, 134
Cincinnati, O ., to Creitline, O. • • 126'
Cincinnati, ()., to Daylon, U - • • I3a
Cincinnati, O., to Detroit, Mich. • - 136
Cincinnati, , (Distancet and fares from,) 130
Cincinnati, ()., to Raton, O., - - • 137
Cincinnati, 0., to Fort Wayne, la. • 136
Cincinnati, O., to Frankfort, Ky. ■ 142, 169
Cinrinuati, O., to Hamilton, O. • • 136
Cincinnati, 0., to Hillibnro, O. • - 142
Cincinnati, O., to IndianapolU, la. 137, 138,149,
Cincinnati, O., to JeHeraonville, la. • 139
Cincinnati, O., to La Fayette, la. • 137, 138
Cincinnati, O., to Lawrenceburg, la. • 140
Cincinnati, O., to Lexington, Ky. • 142, 168
Cincinnati, O., to Louisville, Ky. 141, 142
Cincinnati, O., to Louisville, via Ohio R. 142
Cincinnati, U., to Madison, Wii. • • 137
Cincinnati, O., to Madiaou, la., via Ohio R. 1 16
Cincinnati, O., to Memphis, via Ohio R. 1 18, 1 19
Cincinnati, O., to Nashville, Tenn. 141, 193
Cincinnati, U., to Newark, O. • - 121
Cincinnati^ O., to Natchez, Misa. • 118,119
Cincinnati, O., to New Orleans, La., via ,
Ohio River 118, 119
Cincinnati, O., to New Orleans, La. • • 142
Cincinnati, O., to New York, • . 132
Cincinnati, O., to Philadelphia, Pa. 132, 133
Cincinnati, O., to Phila., via Wheeling, 103
Cincinnati, O., to Phila., via Marietta, O. 103
Cincinnati, O., to Pitbburg, Pa. 123, 126, 142
Cincinnati, O., to Pittsburg, via Columbus
and Sleubenville, • • • - 121
Cincinnati, O., to Pittsburg, via Ohio River, 116
Cincinnati, O., to Pittsburg, via Dayton, 122
Cincinnati, O., to Portsmouth, O. - 116
Cincinnati, O., to Piqua,0. - • -136
Cincinnati, O., to Sandusky, O. • • 135
Cincinnati, O., to Springfield, O. • • 135
Cincinnati, O., to St. Louis, Mo. 140, 141, 142
Cincinnati, O., to Seymour, la. • . • 140
Cincinnati, O., to St. Louis, via OhioR. 116,117
Cincinnati. O., to Terre Haute, la. ■ • 140
Cincinnati, O., to Toledo, O. • . 136
Cincinnati, O., to Troy, O. - • • 136
Cincinnati, O., to Union, la. • • 137
Cincinnati, O., to Vicksburg, Miss. - 1 18, 1 19
Cincinnati, O., to Wheeling, Va. . 103, 129
Cincinnati, O., to Wheeling, via Ohio R. 1 lo,! 16
Page
121, 13(
103
. 147
174, 175
. 68
68
• 145
134, 145
147
Cincinnati, 0., to Xenia, O. -
Cincinnati, O., to Zaneiville, O. •
Cleveland, O., to Akron, O.
Cleveland, O., to Bait more, Md. •
Clevelmd, O., to RutTalo, N.Y. .
Cleveland, ()., lo ChiciKO, 111.
Cleveland, O., to Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland, O., to Columbui, O. •
Cleveland, U., to Milleraburg, O.
Cleveland, O., to Phila., via New Castle, 103
Cleveland, O., to Phila., via Pittsburg, 103
Cleveland, O., to Piitiburg, Fa. • • 125
Cleveland, ()., to Portsmouth, 0. • • 147
Cleveland, (>., to SanduskjT, O. . • • 146
Cleveland, O., to Steubenville, 0. 146, 146
Cleveland, O., to Wellsville, O. . 116. 140
Cleveland, 0.,t» Wheeling, Va. . 128,145
Cleveland, U., to Zanesville, O.- . ■ 147
Collingwood, Can., to Toronto, Can. -
Columous, Ky., tn Rowling Giceu, Kv. ■
Columbia, 8.C., to Charleston, S.C. ' .
Columbia, S.C, to Charlotte, N.C.
Columbia, S.C, to Greenville, S.C. •
Columbia, S.C, to Warren Siirings, N.C.
Columbia, S.C, to Auguata, Oa. >
Columbus, Ga., to Chattahoochie, Fla.
Columbus, Miu., to Holl^ Springs, Miss.
Columbus, Ky., to Hop&insville, Ky.
Columbus, O., to Indianapoli', la.
I, Miss., to Jackson, Mit
iss.
Forlsmouth, 0. •
It
CollUllbUS, I.IIHI., >u u«t.nz,u.., J
Columbus, O., to Marietta, 0.
Columbus, Ky., to Maysville, Ky. •
Cf)lumbus, Miss., lo Memphis. Tenn.
Columljus, Miss., to Mobile, Ala. •
Columbus, Ga., to Macon, Ga. •
Columbus, Ga., tr Miliedgeville, Ga.
Columbus, Ga., Hi Mnntgomery, Ala.
Columbus, Miss., tn Moiitgnmery, Ala
Columbus, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn.
Columbus, O., to Fiqua, O.
Columbus, O., to Forismout
Colunibus, O., to Sandusky, (
Columbus, Ga., tn Savannah. Ga.
Columbus, Miss., to Tuscumbia, Ala.
Columbus, ()., to Urbana, O.
Columbus, O.. to Zanesville, 0.
Concord, N.H., to Boston, Mass.
Concord, N.H., to Bradford, N.H.
Concord, N.H., to Briltol.N.H. -
Concord, N.H., to Lowell, Mass.
Concord, N H., to Meiediih, N.H.
Concord, N.H., to Plymouth, N.H. .
Concord, N.H., to Pnrtsmoulii, N.H. •
Concord, N.H., to Wells River, Vt.
Concord, N.H., to West Lebanon, N.H.
Connellsville, Fa., to Pit'sburg, Pa. •
Conway, N.H., to Great lalb, N.H. -
Conway, N.H. , to Littleton, N.H. -
Conway, N.H., to Meredith, N.H.
Conway, N.H., to Portland, Me.
Corning, Pa., to Blossburg, Pa. •
Corning, Pa., to Rochester, N.Y.
Corpus Chrisii,TAc.. to Galveston, Tex,
t Corunna, Mich., to Detroit, Mich. •
\ Council BluffUA St. Louis, Mo. •
) Covington, kPK to Frankfort, Ky. •
; Covington, Ky., to Indianapolis.^a. •
' Covington, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. -
Covington, Ky., to Louisville, Ky.
Cumberiaud,Md., tofitUburg, Fa. .
59
157
lb6
m
186
187
. Iil3
197
. 195
144
. 118
144^
. 143*
197
• 200
102
. 190
189
- 197
195
. 144
143
. 143
189
. 196
144
. m
18,19
.'23
23
. 18
23
. 23
10
19
124
10
12
12
11
52
65
206
• 72
166
156
154
156
156
124
TH
.pmv.vK'rvr'^'^
240
INDEX.
Crawfordiville, la., ta Indiwapolis, la.
D.
Dahlonega, Ga., to Augusta, Ga. •
Danville, Va., to Greentboro, N.C.
Danville, Va., to Richmond, Va.
Danville, Ky., to L< uisville, Ky. •
DarieD, Ga., to Jacksonville, Fla. -
Davenport, Iowa, to Burlington, Iowa,
Davenport, Iowa, to Dubuque, Iowa,
Dayton, O., to Cincinnati, O.
Dayton, 0., to Sandu»ky, O. • •
Day.on, 0., to Toledo, O. • - •
Decatur, 111., to Jjcksonvillo, III. •
Decatur, 111., to Naples III. •
Decatur, 111., to Springfield, 111. -
Delaware Water-Gap to New York, -
Delaware Waler-Gap to Philadelphia,
Derby Line, Vt., to While R. June. •
Deiioit, Mich., to Chicago, III.
JJetrtiit, Mich., to Cincinnati, O.
Detroit, Mich., to Corunna, Mich., -
Detroit, Mich., to Lansing, Mich. -
Detroit, Mich., to Port Huron, Mich.
Detroi'., Mich., to Saginaw, Mich.
Detoit, Mich., to Toledo, O. -
Dixon, III., to Chicago, 111. - . ■
Dona Ana, N.M., to Fort Smith, Ark.
Dover, N.H., to Fannington,N.H. -
Dover, N.H., to Portland, Me.
Doylestown, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa.
Dover, Del., to Wilmington. Del. -
Dubuque, O., to Chicago, HI,
Dunkirk, N .¥., to JSew York,
E.
Eaa'on, P«., to Philadelphia- - 109,112
Ea»tim, Pa., to Trenton, N.J. - -112
Eas pnrt. Me., to Belfast, Me.
Eaton, 0., to Cincinnati, O. • -
Eaton, O., to Indianapolis, la.
Edeiiton, N.C., to Norf. Ik, Va.
Elktoii, Md., to Snow Hill,
Elniira, N.Y., to New York, •
Eimira, N.Y., to Philadelphia, •
E mira, N.Y., to Niagara Falls,
• El Paso del Norte to San Antonio, Tex.
Erie, Fa., to Lewistown, Pa. -
Erie, Pa., to Philadelphia,
Erie, Pa., to Ridgeway, Pa. - - -
Evansvilie, In., to Indianapolis, la.
Evansville, lo., to Viucennes, la. • •
F.
Fall River, Ma(s.j to Boston, Mats. •
Falls of St. Anthony, N.T., to St. Louis,
Farmington, N.H., to Dover, N.H. •
Fayetteville, N.C., to Camden, S.C.
Fayelteville, N.C., to Raleigh, N.C. •
Fishkill,Ct., to Hartford, Cl. •
Fitchburg, Mass., to Bellows Falls, Vt.
Fi!rhburg, Mass., to Boston. Mass., •
Fitchburg, Mass., to BralDebom, Vt. .
Fitchburg, Mass., to Greenfield, Mass.
Fitchburg, Mass., to Worcester, Mass.
Frankfort, Ky., to Ciucinnadt).
Frankfort, Ky., lo Lexington, ~Ky.
Frankfort, Ky., to Louisville, Ky. •
Frankfort, Ky. , to Nashville, Tenn. .
Fulton, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark. .
. 191
179
. 179
167
• 191
162
. 162
136
. 136
136
. 109
161
• 169
95
22
. 68
. 136
. 72
72
- 72
72
. 71
77
.211
9
. U
113
. 114
76,76
. 48
16
137
137
181
116
48
106
■ 106
208
. 112
104
■ 104
152
■ 162
31
118
9
187
187
37
17
16
26
27
26
169
142
142
193
167
Galena, HI., to Chicago, III.
Galena, III., to Janesville, Wis.
Galena, 111., to Mineral Point, Wis. -
Galvesinn, Tex., to Austin, Tex.
Galveston, Tex., lo Corpus Christi, Tex.
Galveston, Tex., to Matagorda, Tex.
Galveston, Tex., to New Orleans, La.
Gardnea, Mass., lo Worcester, Mass.
Georgetown, Del., to Eastville, Va. •
Georgetown, Del., lo Princess Ann, Md.
Georgetown, Del., to Wilmington,
Gloucester Branch R.R. . . •
Grand Haven, Mich., to Lansing, Mich.
Greenville. Me. , to Bangor, Me.
Greenville, S C, to Columbia, S.C. •
Greenville, S.C, to Warm Sprinn, N.C.
Greenfield, Mass., to Fi.cbburg, Mats.
Greenfield, Mass., to Troy, N.Y.
Greensburg, Pa., to Philadelphia,
Greensboro. N.C., to Charlotte, N.C.
Greensboro, N.C, lo Jonesboro, Tenn.
Greensboro, N.C, to Raleigh, N.C. .
Green Bay, Wis., to Milwaukie, Wis. •
Grotnii. Mass., to Lowell, M:>as.
Gt. Falls, N.U., to Conway, N.H.
H.
Hamilton, O., to Cincinnati, 0.
Hamilton, U., to Sandusky, O.
Uagerstown, Md., to Chambersburg, Pa. -
Hagerstown, Md., lo Frederick, Md. •
Harrisburg, Pa., lo Baltimore, Md. -
Harrisburg, Pa., to New York, via Easton,
Harrisburg, Pa., to Northumberland, Pa.
Harrisburg, Pa., lo Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Pa., to York, Pa. -
Hartford, Ct., to Collinsville, Ct.
Hartford, Ct., lo Canaan, Ct. .
Hartford, Ct., to Fishkill, N.Y. •
Hartfonl, Ct., to New London, Ct. •
Hartford, Ct., to Sharon, Ct,
Harilbrd, Ct., to Willimantic, Ct. •
Harper's Ferry, Va., to Baltimore, Md.
.Harper's Ferry, Va., to W heeling, Va. •
Helena, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark.
Henderson, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn.
Hillsboro Br., N.H., to Concord, N.H.
Holly Springs, Miss., lo Jackson. Miss. .
Holly Springs, Miss., to Nashville, Tenn.
Honesdale, Pa., to Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Hopkinsville, Ky., to Columbus, Ky. •
H6t Sprinn, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark.
Houlton, Me.; to Bangor, Me.
PS{«
76
■ 87
87
■ iiOJ
203
•iiUJ
SOd
28
at
-lU
lU
• 8
%
• 15
m
. m
27
• 27
101
- 182
Ibl
- \U\
bj
• 18
U
136
133 1
108
108
17M
95
ml
101
171
37
37|
301
171 [
171
in I
I9S|
21
20l|
I9<
' ml
IKS I
■ 167
Independence, Mo.,
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., lo
India;iapblis, I*., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
Indianapolis, la., to
|ndiana|iolis, la,, to
Indianapolis, la,, to
I. - <•
to Jeffenmn City, Mo
Bellefontaine, O. • 129
Cairo, III. ■ • 161
Chicago, III. • . YJi
Cincinnati, O. 137,138,139
■"'- ' ' " 1491
144 1
154 1
l»|
12)1
Cincinnati, O.
Columbus, O. •
Covington, la.
CrawibrdsviUe, la.
Crestline, O., r
Dayton, O.
Eaton, O. •
Evansville, la. •
Fort Wayne, la. .
137
151 1
m
Jackson, Miss,
Jackson, Miss
Jackson, Miss
Jackson, Miss,
Jackson, Miss
Jackson, Miss
Jack-on ville,
Jacksonville,
Jacksonville,
Janesville, W
Janesville, W
Jefferson City
Jett'ersou City
Jeffursonville,
JeifersouviUe,
Wis.
76
• 87
87
iristi, Tex.
203
I, Tex.
• m
mi, La.
205
MaM.
2«
e,Va. -
m
1 Ado, Md.
•114
Rton, -
114
• «
• 8
\Bt, Mich.
72
4e.
• IS
i,S.C.
irinn, N.C.
re, Mats.
bia.
te, N.C.
TO, Tenn.
N.C. .
Lie, Wii. •
N.U.
0.
lii«
21
27
101
182
M
■ m
to
li
10
•13(
• 133
enbuTK, Fa. • 108
ck, Mil. - 108
, Md. - - 171
k, via EattOD, 95
lerlaud, fa.
Hia,
Ct.
y.' -
D, Ct.
u
101
171
37
31
87
31
• 30
171
• 171
m
• 195
, Ct. -
more, Md.
eliotr, Va.
Ark.
I, Tenn.
urd, N.H.
[lOD, MiM. - Mil
liville, Teiin. 194
re, Fa. . HI
bus, Ky. • 1!IS
lock, Ark. ■ 167
aoi
ion City, Mo.
taine, O. - 129 1
I. • • 15l[
, III. • • Ml
kti,0. 137,138,1311
iti,0.
18, O. •
)D, la.
dsville, la.
B, O., ,
O.
I. .
lie, la. •
>ytie, li. .
1491
144 1
154 1
153 1
l!S|
ml
13; I
1511
16i|
INDEX.
241
Page
Indianapolis, la., to La Fayette, la. 138, 153
Indianapolis, la., to Lebanon, la. • 163
Indianapolis, la., to Newark, O. • • 124
Indianapolis, la., to Feru, la. • • 152
Indianapolis, la., to Philadelphia, • -103
Indianapolis, la., to Piqua, U. • • • 144
ludiannpolis, la., to Pittsburg, Fa. • 123, 124
Indianapolis, la., to Springfield, III. 153, 154
ludiaaapolis, la., to Steubeovtlle, O. • 124
Indianapolis, la., to St. Louis, Mo. . • 151
Indianapolis, la., to Terre Haute, la. • 161
Indianapolis, la., to Toledo, O. • - 152
Indianapolis, la., to Union, la. • • 137
Indianapolis, la., to Urbana, O. • •144
Indianapolis, la., to Vincennes, la. 161, 152
Indianapolis, la., to Wheeline, Va. • •128
Iowa City, lo., to Chicago, III. . • 78
Iowa City, lo., to Muscatine, lo. • • 162
J.
Jackson, Miss., to Columbus, Miss.
Jackson, Miss,, to Holly Springs, Mia?,
Jackson, Miss., to Montgomery, Ala.
Jackson, Miss., to Natchez, Miss.
Jackson, Miss., to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Jackson, Miss., to Vicksburg, Miss.
Jack-onville, 111., to Decatur, III.
Jacksonville, III., to Naples, III.
Jacksonville, III., to Springneld, lU.
Janesville, Wis., to Galena, III. •
Janesville, Wis., to Racine, Wis.
Jefferson City, Mo., to Independence,
Jett'erson City, Mo., to St. Lxtuis, Mo.
Jefferson ville, la., to Cincinnati, O. •
Jeffersonville, la., to Indianapolis, la. ■
E.
Keokuk, lo., to Burlington, lo. •
Keokuk. lo., to Iowa City, lo. •
Knoxville, Tenn., to Charleston, S.C.
Knnxville, Tenn., to Lexington, Ky. •
Knoxville, Tenn., to Nashville, Teno.
Knoxville, 111., to Quiucy, ill. • •
198
, • 201
197
• 201
198
197, 198
161
• 161
161
• 87
87
Mo. 165
164,165
- 141
• 160
162
162
186
158
195
161
L.
-its*..
La Fayette, la., to Chicago, III.' • • 139
La Fayette, la., to Cincinnati, O. • 138, 142
La Fayette, la., to Indianapolis, la. • 153
La Grange, Tenn., to Memphis, Tenn. 194
Lancaster, Pa., to Philadelphia, Fa. • lOl
Lansing, Mich., to Detroit, Mich. • 72
Lawrence, Mass, to Salem, Mass. • • 8
Lebanon, la,, to Indianapolis, la. • 163
Lebanon, la., to La Fayette, la. • • 153
Lewiatown, Fa., to Erie, Pa. • - 111
Lexington, Ky., to Cincinnati, O. • • 158
Lexington, Ky., to Knoxville, Tenn. • 168
Lexington, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. • 158
Lexingiou, Ky., to Maysville, Ky. • 158
Lexington, Ky,, (Routes from.) • • 158
Lexington, Ky., to Wheeling, Va. • 129
Littleton, N.H., to Conway, N.H. • ■ 12
Little Rock, Ark., to Fort Gibson, In. T«r. 168
Mttle Rock, Ark., lo Fulton, Ark. • 167
Little'Rock, Ark., to Helena, Aik. ■ . 167
Little Rock, Ark., to Hot SpringM, Ark. 167
Little Rock, Ark., to Memphis, Tenn. . 168
Little Rock, Ark., to Naimleon, Ark. • 167
Little Rock, Ark., to Shreveport, La. . 168
Little Rock, Ark. , to St. Jiouis, Mo. 166
Little Rock, Ark., to Van Buren, Ark. - 168
Louisville, Ky., to Baltimore, Md. • 165
Louisville, Ky., to Boston, Msss. - • 156
Louisville, Ky., to Chicago, III. 83, 84, 139
Louisville, Ky., to Cincinnati, O. • 139
Louisville, Ky., to Cincinnati, via Ohio R. 118
Louisville, Ky., to Covington, Ky. • • 166
Louisville, Ky., to Danville, Ky. • 157
Louisville, Ky., to Frankfort, Ky. • • 14S
Louisville, Ky.,to Harrodsburg Spr'gs, Ky. 166
Louisville, Ky., to Indianapolis, fa. • 84
Louisville, Ky., to La Fayette, la. • 83, 84
Louisville, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. • 142
Louisville, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. • 167
Louisville, Ky., to New York, • • 165
Louisville, Ky., to Philadelphia, • • 166
Louisville, Ky., (Routes from,) • • 164
Louisville, Ky., to Seymour, la. • •84
Lowell, Mass., to Groton, Mass. • 18
Lowell, Mass., to Salem, Mass. • • 8
Lynchburg, Va., to Richmond, Va. • 178
Lynchburg, Va., to White Springs, Va. • 180
M.
Macon, 6a., to Columbua, Ga. •
Macon, Ga., to Savannah, Ga. •
Macon, Ga., to Ta11ahas8e,Fla. •
Madison, Wis., to Reloit, Wis. •
Madison, Wis., to Chicago, III. •
Madison, la., to Frankfort, Ky,
Madison, Wis., to Green Bay, Wis. •
Madison, la,, to Indianapolis, la.
Madison, Wis., to Milwaukie, Wis, •
Madison, Wis., to Mineral Point, Wis. ■
Madison, Wis., to Prairie du Chien, Wis.
Manchester, N. H . , to Bradford, N.H.
Marblehead Br. R.R. . • .
Marietta, O,, to Cincinnati, O.
Marietta, O,, to Columbus, O. • •
Marietta, ()., to Philadelphia, Pa. •
Marietta, O., to Pittsburg. Fa. •
Massillon, O., to Akron, O. • •
Massillon, 0,, to Cleveland, 0. • •
Ma'agorda, Tex,, to Austin City, Tex.
Matagorda, Tex,, to Galveston, Tex. •
Matagorda, Tex^ to Washington, Tex.
Mauch Chunk, Fa., to New York,
Mauch Chunk, Pa., to Philadelphia,
Maysville, Ky,, to Columbus, O.
Maysville, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. • 158
Mazatlan, Mex,, to San Antonio, Tex, • 208
Media, Pa., lo Philadelphia, . • 1C9
Memphis, Tenn., lo Charleston, S.C. • 1S6
Memphis, Tenn., to Columbus, Miss. • 197
Memphis, Tenn., lo La Grange, Tenu. • 194
Memphis, Tenn,, lo Little Rock, Ark. 168
Memphis Tenn,, to Nashville, Tenn. - 194
Mercer, Pa., to Pittsburg, Pa. . • 125
Meredith, N.H,, to Conway, N,H. • Vi
Michigan City, la., to Chicago, HI. • 139
Michiean City, la,, to Cincinnati, O. • 139
Milledgeville, Ga., to Augusta, tia. • 190
Milam, Tex., to Washington, Tex. • 207
Milledgeville, Ga., to Cofunibut, Ga. • 190
Millersburg, 0., to Akron, O. • - -147
Millersburg, O., to Cleveland, 0. • 147
Millersburg, 0.,loZanesville,0. . .147
Mineral Point, Wis., to Galena, 111. . 86
Milwaukie, Wis., lo Chicago, III. . • ^2
I Milwaukie, Wis., to Fond du Lac, • 86
192
188
191
85
83
159
86
149
£4
86
85
24
8t
103, 11«
144
• 103
115
• 147
147
• 206
. 205
• 206
94
107, 110
• 143
(.
\h
i
'<!
! i
242
INDEX.
85
85
85
. 198
200
• 199
201
92,93
93
. 199
200
. 199
200
- 73
92
. 92
189, 192
.197
197
Montgomery, Ala.j to Nashville, Tenn. • 196
Montgomery, Ala., to Siivannah, Ga. • 189
Montgomery, Ala., to TuRcaloosa, Ala. 197,198
Milvraukie, Wis., to Green Bay, Wis,
Milwaukie, Wis., to Janesville and Bsloit,
Milwaukie, Wis^ to Neeiiah, Wis.
Mobile, Ala., to Cairo, III.
Mobile, Ala., to Columbus, Miss.
Mobile and Girard R.R. - - - •
Mobile, Ala., to Jackson, Miss. •
Mobile, Ala., to Montgomery, Ala. -
Mobile, Ala., to New Orleans, La.
Mobile, Ala., to Pensacola, Fla.
Mobile, Ala., to Selma, Ala.
Mobile, Ala., to Tallahasse, Fia.
Mobile, Ala., to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Monroe, Mich., to Chicago, III.
Moiitgomer}', Ala., to Atlanta, Ga.
Montgomery, Ala., to Mobile, Ala. -
Montgomery, Ala., to Columbus, Ga.
Montgomery, Ala., to Columbus, Miss
Montgomery, Ala., to Jackson, Miss.
Montgomery,' Ala. j to Vicksbarg, Miss. 197
Kloutreal, Can., to Albany, N.T. . -65
Montreal, Can., to Burlington, Vt. - 20,53
Montreal, Can., to Kingston, Can. • -69
MontrenI, Can., to New York, . • 44, 57
Montreal, Can., to Niagara Falls, • -59
Montreal, Can., to Ogdensburg, N.Y. • 59
Montreal, Can., to Portland. Me. • • II
Montreal, Can., to Quebec, Can. • . 67
Montreal, Can., to Rutland, Vt. • • 55
Montreal, Can., to Toronto. Can. • 58
Muscatine, lo., to Iowa City, lo. • • 162
N.
Naples, 111., to Decatur, UK - . .161
Knpolcon, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark. > 167
Nashua, N.H., to New York, ... 47
Nashville, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga. . 188
Nashvilte, Tenn., to Charleston, S.C. . 185
Nashville, Tenn., to Chattanoo^, Tenn. 185
Nashville, Tenn., to Cincinnati, O. - .. 193
Nashville, Tenn., to Columbus, Ky. 185
Nashville, Tend., to Frankfort, Ky. • . 193
Nashville, Tenn., to Henderson, Ky. . 193
Nashville, Tenn., to Holly Springs, Miss. 104
Nashville, Tenn., to Huntsville, Ala. • 196
Nashville, Tenn., to Knoxville, Tenn. . 193
Nashville, Tenn., to Lexington, Ky. - 158
Nashville, Tenn., to Louisville, Ky. 157, 193
Nashville, Tenn., to McMinnville, Tenn. 195
Nashville, Tenn., to Memphis, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn., to Montgomery, Ala.
Na«hville, Tenn., to Murfeesboro', Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn., to Savannah, Ga. -
Na'^hvllle, Tenn., to Tuscumbia, Ala. .
Nashville, Tenn., to Winchester, Tenn.
Natchez, Miss., to Jackson, Miss.
Natural Bridge, Va., to Fincastle, Va. -
Natural Bridge, Va., *o Staunton, Va.
Nazareth, Pa., to Philadelphia, .
Newark, O., to Cincinnati, O- • .
Newark, O., to Pittsburg, Pa. .
Neenah, Wig., to Green Bar, Wis.
New Bedford, Mass., to Boston, M.iss.
New Bedford, Mass., to Providence, R.I.
New Haven, Ct, to Hartford, Ct. .
New Haven, Ct , to New London, Ct. -
New Haveo, Ct., to Norihamptou, Mau,
Pase
New Haven, Ct., to Springfield, Mass. . 37
New Haven, Ct., lo New York, • .45
New l/ondon, Ct., to Hartford, Ct. . 36
New London, Ct., to Palmer, Mass. • •. 34
New London, Ct., to Providence, R.I. ■ 35
New London, Ct., to Willimantic, Ct. . 34
New Orleans, La., to Boston, Mas*. • 203
New Orleans, La., to Cincinnati, 0. 1 19, 120
New Orleans, La., to Gulf of Mexico, • 121
New Orleans, Jackson, & G'l Northern RR. 204
New Orleans, La., to New York • • 203
New Orleans, La., lo Philad., Pittsburg, &c. 203
New Orleans, La., to St. Louis, • 120, 121
New Orleans, La. (routes from), • . 20t
New Orleans, La., lo Vicksburg, Natcnez,
Memphis, &c., via Miss. Riv. 119,120
New York to Albany, N.Y. . - 44, 46
New York to Albany, via Harlem RR., 62, 53
New York to Allentown, Pa. . . 94
New York to Bellilehem, Pa. . . . 94
New York to Binghamton, N.Y. • • 48
New York to Boston, via Fall River, . 32
New York to Boston, via New Haven, - 34
New York to Boston, via Norwich . - 34
New York to Boston, via Stonington . 33
New York to Buffalo, N.Y. • 60,61,66
New York to Burlington, Vt. . . . 44
New York to Canandaigua, N.Y. . . 51
New York to Cajie Vincent, N.Y. ■ - 95
New York to Calfskin, N.Y. . . 53
New York to Cincinnati, O. • . . 132
New York to Corning, Pa. . - . 43
New York to Cortland, NY.. - .50
New York to Delaware Water Gap, . 95
New York to Dover, N.J. . . . 95
New York to Dunkirk, N.Y. - . 43
New York to Easlon, Pa 94
New York lo Elinira, N.Y. - - • 48
New York lo Fall River, Mass. - .32
New York to Goshen, N.Y. . - . 48
New York to Greenport, L.I. • - .47
New York to Harrisburg', Pa., via Eastcn, 95
New York to Hornellsville, N.Y. - -48
New York to Ithaca, N.Y. ... 51
New York to Mauch Chunk, Pa. . .94
New York to Morristown, N.J. . . 95
New York to Montreal, Can. . . . 44
New York to Nashua, N.H. . . 46
New York to New Haven. Ct. • . . w
New York to Niagara Falls, . -60, .^2
New York to Oswego, N.Y. • . 48, SO
New York to Philadelphia, - . . 88, 89
New York to Pittsiield, Masx. ... 45
New York to Pottsville and Sunbury, Pa. 94
New York to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. . .44
New York lo Rochester, N.Y. ■ . 61
New York to Rutland, Vt. ... 44
New York to Scranton, Fa. . . . 93
New York to Stonington, Ct. . . .33
New York to Syracuse, N.Y. • . fiO
New York to Toronto, Can, . . . 52
New York to Utics, N.Y. • • . 96
New York to Watertown, N.Y. . . 95
New York to West Stockbridge, Masj. 47
New York to White Mountains, N.H. ' . 95
New York to Wilkfsbarre, Pa, . . 93
New York lo Willianisport, Pa. . - 94
New York to Worcester, Xtass. • - 46
35 I Niagara Falls to New York, . . .51
38 1 Niagara Falls to Philadelphia, • . lOS
194
196
195
188
196
195
201
181
181
110
121
121
96
32
30
37
Niagara Falls to 1
Niagara Falls to 1
NorTolk, Va., to I
Norfolk, Va., to P
Norfolk, Va., to ^
Norristown, Pa.,
Noiristown, Pa.,
North Adams, M
Northumberland,
Northumberland,
Northumberland,
Ogdensburg, N.Y
Ohio and Mississi
Omaha City, Nel
Omaha City, Nel
Oquawka, 111., ti
Oskaloosa, lo., to
Oswego, N.Y., ti
Oswego, N.Y., t(
Palmer, Mass.,!
Palmyra, Mo., I
Palmyra, Mo^ t
Parkersburg, Va
Pensacola, Fla.,
Pensacola, Fla.,
Peoria, 111., to I
Peoria, III., to (
Peoria, 111., to C
Peoria, 111., to 1
Peoria, 111., to !
Peru, la., to Fc
Peru, la., to Im
Peru, la., to Tf
Peterboro, N.I
Petersburg, Va.
Petersburg, Va
Petersburg, Va
Petersburg, Vs
sec
. to Abi
Fhila
Philadelphia t(
Philadelphia '
Philadelphia
Philadelphia I
Philadelphia I
Philadelphia '
Philadelphia
Philadelphia '
Philadelf'iia I
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Phi!:idelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Pliiladelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphii
Philadelphi:
Philadelphii
Philadelphi
Philadelphi
INDEX.
243
Page
37
• 45
36
v 34
35
• 34
203
119, 120
121
RR. 204
203
e,&c.203
120, 121
• a«
cnez,
119, 120
44,46
62, S3
94
• 94
48
- 32
34
• 34
33
60, 5I,6<5
- 44
51
- 96
- 53
• 132
48
• 60
95
- 95
48
• 94
48
■ 32
48
- 47
0. 95
- 48
51
- 94
95
• 44
46
• ii
60,52
48,50
88,89
• 45
1. 94
. 44
61
. 44
93
• 33
fiO
• 52
96
• 95
47
• 95
93
• 94
46
• 51
105
rage
Niagara Falli to Pitlsbu^ Pa. • - • 127
Niagara FaXa to Itochester, N.Y. • -66
Norfolk, Vs., to Edeiiton, N.C. - 181
Norfoljt, Va., to Richmoud, Va. • - 180
Norfolk, Va., to Weldoii, N.C. - - 181
Norristowii, Pa., to Uowiiingtown, Pa. - 108
Noirislown, Pa., to Phihdelphia, . 108
North Adams, Mass., to Pittsiield, Mass. 45
Northumberland, Pa., to Hairlsburg, Pa. 108
Northuiriberland, Pa., to Scraiiton, Pa. • 109
Nortliumberland, Pa., to Wilkesbarre, Pa, 109
O.
Ogdensbur?. N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. - - 64
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers (distances) 116
Omaha City, Neb. Ter., to Chicago, III. 78
Omaha City, Neb. Ter., to Rock Island, III. 162
Oquawka, III., to Peona, Hi. . .160
Oskaloosa, lo., to Burlingtc. , lo - • 163
Oswego, N.Y., to New Yofk - . 60
Oswego, N.Y., to Syracuse, - 60
P.
■*»■'
Palmer, Mass., to Hartford, Ct.
Palmyra, Mo., to Burlington, lo,
Palmyra, Mo^ to St. Louis, Mo.
ParkersburK, va., to Winchester, Va.
Pensacola, f la., to Mobile, Ala.
Pensacola, Fla., to Tallahasse, Fla.
Peoria, III., to Hurlinglon. lo. •
Peoria, III., to Chicago, III. •
Peoria, 111., to Oquawka, 111. •
Peoria, I!!., to Quincy, 111. •
Peoria, III., to Springfield, III.
Peru, la., to Fort Wayne, la.
Peru, la., to Indianapolis, la. •
Peru, la., to Toledo, O. - -
Pelerboro, N.H., to Worcester, Mass,
Petersburg, Va., lo Lynchburg, Va.
Petersburg, Va., to Norfolk, Va.
Petersburg, Va., to Raleigh, N.C.
Petersburg, Va., lo Richmond, Va.
Phila. to Absecum and Atlantic City,
Philadelphia to Allentown, Pa. •
Philadelphia to Baltimore, Md. -
Philadelphia to Bethlehem, Pa,
Philadelphia to Blairsville, Pa.
Philadelphia to Bridgeton, N.J.
Philadelphia lo Broad Top, Pa,
Philadelphia to Buffalo, N.Y.
Philadelphia to Burlington, N.J.
Philadelphia to Canaiidaigua, N.Y.
Philadelphia, to Cape May, N.J,
Philadelphia to Catawissa, Pa.
Philadelphia to Chesnut Hill, Pa.
Philadelphia '.o Chicago, III.
Philadelphia to Cincinnati, O.
Phihidelphia to Cleveland, O. •
Philadelphia to Danville, Pa.
Philadelphia to Detroit and Chicago,
Philadelphia to Downington, Pa,
Philadelphia to Diiyleslown,-Pa.
Philadelphia to Easton, Pa.
Philadelphia to Elniira, N.Y. •
Philadelphia to Erie, Pa.
Philadelphia to Fleniington, N.J,
Philadelphia to Germaniovv-n, Fa.
Philadelphia to Greecsburg, Pa.
Philadelphia to Gt. Bend, Pa.
Philadelphia to Harrisburg, Pa,
N
. 36
166
. 166
177
■ 199
200
. 163
160
. 160
161
• 160
152
. 152
152
. 26
ISO
• 180
179
179, 180
.J. 113
. 110
89
. 107
101
• 114
112
106, 107
113
• 105
113
. 105
108
. 103
103
. 103
105
• 106
108
109, ii:<
109, 112
- 105
104
. 112
108
• 101
no
• 101
Page
Philadelphia to Ilollidaysburg, Pa. . loi
Philadelphia to Huntington, I'i, . . lot
Philadelphia to Indian^poli-, la. - • 103
Philadelphia to Johnstown, Pa. ■ . I01
Philadelphia to Lake Superior, . • ]o6
Philadelphia to Lancaster, Pa, - . lo;
Philadelphia to Lewistown, Pa. - . lot
Philadelphia to Marietti, O. - . - 103
Philadelphia to Maucb Chunk, Pa. 107, 1 10
Philadelphia lo Media, Pa. - • . 109
Philadelphia to Mt. Holly, N.J. - •• 113
Philadelphia to Nazareth, Pa. • . • IIO
Philadelphia to New York, . . 88, 69
Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, • • 105
Philadelphia to Norristown, Pa. • 108
Philadelphia to Oswego, N.Y. - - - 107
Philadelphia to Pittsburg, Pa. . - 101
Philadelphia to potlsvillc. Pa. ■ • • 104
Philadelphia to Reading, Pa. . • 104
Philadelphia to Ridgeway, Pa. . • • 104
Philadelphia to Rochester, N.Y. . • 106
Philadelphia to Salem, N.J. • • • 114
Philadelphia to Sault St. Marie, Mich. 106
Philadelphia to Scrauton, Pa. . . . 1 10
Philadelphia to Sunbury, Pa. - . 106
Philadelphia to Syiacuse, NY. • - 107
Philadelphia lo Tamauqua. Pa. • • lOS
Philadelphia to Toronto, Can. • • • 106
Philadelphia lo Towanda, Pa. • . 107
Philadelphia to Trenton, N.J. - - 112
Philadelphia to Tuckerton, N.J. - • 113
Philadelphia to West Chester, Pa. 109, 112
Philadelphia to Wheeling, Va. • • 103
Philadelphia to Williamsporl, Pa. • 105.106
Philadelphia to Wilkesbarre, Pa. • 107, 1 10
Philadelphia to Zanesville, O. • • 103
Piqua, O., to Columbus, O. • • • 144
Piqua, O., to Indianapolis, la. • • 144
Pittsburg, Pa., to Baltimore, Md. - . 173
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Bellefontaine, U. 122, 123, 124
Pittsbiirg, Pa., lo Buflalo, N.Y. . - 67
Piitsburg, Pa., lo Buflalo and Niag. Falls, 127
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Chicago, 111. . 122, 126
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cincinnati, by R.R. 121-126
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Cincinnati, via Ohio R. 1 16
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cleveland, O, . - 125
Pittsburg, Pa., to Culumbus, 0. • 121, 126
Pittsburg, Pa., to Connelsville, Pa. • - 124
Pittsburg, Pa, lo Crestline, O. - 123, 125
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cumberland, Md. - - 124
Pittsburg, Pa., to Dayton, O. - 122, 124
Pittsburg, Pa., to FoitWayce, la. - -122
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Indiana(iolis, la. - 123
Pittsburg, Pa., to Lima, O. ... 122
Pitlsbure, Pa., to Mansfield, O. . 123, 126
Pittsburg, Pa., to Massillon, O. . 123, 125
Pittsburg, Pa., to Mercer, Pa. - - 126
Pittsburg, Pa., to Newark, O. - 121, 124
Pittsburg, Pa., to Philadelphia, • • 101
Pittsburg. Pa., to pteubenvillc, 0. . -121
Pittsburg, Pa., to Toledo, 0. • • 128
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Wheeling, Va. 115, 125
Pittsburg, Pa., lo Woosler, O. . '^ . 123
Pittubure, Pa., lo Xenia, O. - . 126, 126
Piilsfield, Mats., to North Adamt, Mass. 45
Pittslon, Pa., to Philadelphia, . . 107
Plymouth, Mass., lo Boston, Mass. • - 31
Portland, Me., to Augus'a, Me. . . 13
Portland, Me., lo Bangor, Me. ... 12
Portland, Me., to Bangor, Me., via Bath, 14
V ,:Al
I i
iiir' iiiimaOHilf
344
INDEX.
Page
. 14
14
. 8,9
11
• II
10
. II
14
. 12
12
146, 147
143
10
94
104
104
PoHUnd, Me., to Rath, Me.
Portland, Me., to Belfait, Me.
Portland, Me., t* Roston, Mam*.
Portland, Me., to Conwav. N.H. ■
Portland, Me., to Dover, N.H.
Portland, Me., to Montreal, Can. •
Portland, Me., to Quebec, Can,
Portland, Me., to Thomaston, Me.
Portland, Me., to Waterford, Me. •
Portland, Me., to Watcrville, Me.
Fortsmouth, 0., to Cleveland, O.
Portsmouth, O., to Columbus, O. -
Portimoulh, N.H., to Concord, N.H.
Pottsville, Pa., to New York,
Potltville, Pa., to Philadelphia,
PotiRvilte, Pa., to Reading, Pa. •
Prairie du Chlen, Wi»., to Green Bay, Wis. S6
Providence, R.I., to Boston, Mas*. ""
Providence, R.I., to Bristol, Ct.
Providence, R.i., to Hartford, Ct.
Providence, R.I., to New Bedford, Mass
Providence, R.I., to New London, Ct.
Providence, R.I., to Slonington, Ct. •
Providence, R.I., to Willlmantic, Ct.
Providence, R.I., to Worcester, Mass.
Q.
Qaebec, Can., to Augusta, Me. •
Quebec, Can., to Montreal, Can. •
(Quebec, Can., to Portland, Me.
Quiney, III., to Peoria, 111. •
QuiDcy, HI., to Spriu^eld, III.
B.
Raleigh, N.C., to Camden, S.C. •
Raleigh, N.C., to Charlotte, N.C. -
Raleigh, N.C, to Fayetteville, N.C.
Raleigh, N.C, to Greensboro. N.C.
Raleigh, N.C, to Jonesboro, N.C
Raleigh, N.C, (o Newbem, N.C. •
Raleigh, N.C, lo Richmond, Va.
Raleigh, N.C, to Salisbury, N.C .
Reading, Fa., to Philadelphia, Pa.
Reading, Fa., to Po<.svill2, Pa.
Richmond, Va., to Danville, Va. •
Richmond, Va., to Oreenstioro, N.C.
Richmond, Va., to Kiioxville, Tt nn.
Richmond, Va., to Lynchbure,Va. •
Richmond, Va., to Norfolk, Va. •
Richmond, Va., to Petersburg, Va. •
Richmond, Va., to Raleigh, N.C •
Richmond, Va., to Staunton, Va.
Richmond, Va., to Washington, D.C.
Richmond, Va., to Weidon, N.C • - „.
Richmond, Va., to White Sulphur Spr'gs, 178
Ridgeway, Pa., to Erie, Pa. • . 104
Ridgeway, Pa., to Philadelphia, • •104
Rio Grande, Tex., to Austin, Tex. • 207
Rochester, N.Y., lo Corning, N.Y. - -64
Rochester, N.Y., to Danville, N.Y. . 64
Rochester, N.Y., to New York, . - 61
Rochester, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, . 65
Rochester, N.Y., to Ole^n, N.Y. • - 63
Rock Island, M, to Chicago, III. • • 77
Rock Island, III., lo Iowa City, lo. . . 161
Rome, N.Y., lo Ogdeubburg, 'N.Y. • 64
Rome. N.Y., to Watertown, N.Y. - - 63
Rouse^s Point, N.Y., to Burlington, Vt. 20
Rouse's Point, N.Y., to Oedensburg. N.Y. 21
House's Point, N.Y., to Wliitelia 1, N.Y. - 66
28
29
29
30
35
28
29
29
13
67
II
161
159
187
182
1^7
182
182
182
179
181
104
104
179
179
178
178
ISO
179
179
178
90
91
k Pace
Routes from Albany, N.Y. • • • 64
Routes from Au^^usta, Ga. • • .191
Routes from Austin, Tex. ... (jog
Routes from Baltimore, Md. . . .168
Routes from Boston, Mass. ... 5
Routes from Bufi'alo, N.Y. . • .65
Routes from Charleston, S.C. . . 183
Routes from Chicago, III. . . . .74
Routes from Cincinnati, O. • . . igi
Routes from Cleveland, O. ... 145
Route* from Concord, N. H. . . . 23
Routes from Detroit, Mich. • . .71
Routes from Frankfort, Ky. • . 168
Routes from Fitchburg, Mass. . . • 26
Route*'from Galveston, Tex. • * • 205
Routnts torn Hartford, Ct. . . . 36
Routes from Indianapolis, la. > • . 148
Routes from Iowa City, lo. . . .161
Routes from Jackson, Miss. . . .200
Routes from Lexington, Ky. . . .158
Routes from Little Rock, Ark. . . 167
Routes from Louisville, Ky. . . .154
Routes from Mobile, Ala. * . .193
Routes from Montgomery, Ala. . . 197
Routes from Montreal, Can. ... 57
Routes from Nashville, Tenn. • . 193
Routes in New Brunsw'-k, . . . |6
Routes from New Haven, Ct. . • 37
Routes from New London, Ct. . . .34
Routes from New Orleans, La. « . 202
Routes from New York, .... 32
Routes in Nova Scotia, .... 16
Routes to Oregon, California, New Mexico,
and Utah, 208
Routes from Philadelphia, Pa. . . 95
Routes from Pittsburg, Pa. . . .115
Routes from Providence, R.I. . . 28
Routes from Raleigh, N. C. . . . 181
Routes from Richmond, Va. . . . 178
Routes from Rochetter, N.Y. ... 64
Routes from Savannah, Ga. ... 187
Routes from Springfield, 111. . . .159
Routes from Springfield, Mass. . . 27
Routes from St. Louis, Mo. . . . Mi3
Rutland. Vt., to Troy, N.Y. ... 62
Routes from W?shington, D.C. . . 176
Routes from Wheeling, Va. . . 127
Routes from Wilmington, Del. • . .114
Routes from Worcester, Mass. • . 25
s.
- t
Saginaw, Mich., to Detroit, Mich. .
Saiem, Mass., to Boston, Mass. .
Salem, Mass., to lAwrence, Mass. .
Salem, Mass., to Lowell, Mass. .
Salem, N.J., to Philadelphia, .
Salisbury, N.C, to Raleigh, N.C.
Salisbury, N.C, to Warm Sprines, N.C.
San Antonio, Tex , to El Paso del Norte,
San Antonio, Tex., to Ma7atlan, Mex.
Sandusky, O., to Cleveland, O. -
Sandusky, O., to Columbus, O. •
San Die^o, Cal., to San Fraacisco, Cat.
San Fntncisco, Cal., lo San Diego, Cal.
Santa F^, N.M., to Fort Smith, Ark. .
Santa Fe, N.M., to Sacramento City, Cal.
Santa F^, N.M., lo San Dieeo, Cal. .
Santa ¥6, N.M., to St. Louis, Mo. .
Sault St. Maiie, Mich., to Philadelphia,
Savannah, Ga., to Atlanta, Ga. •
- 72
8
• 8
8
. 114
181
• 181
208
.207
146
. 143
212
. 212
211
210
210
210
ion
Ibd
Savannah, Oa.,t
Savannah, Ga., t
Savannah, Ga., I
Savannah, Ga.,
Savannah, Ga., ti
Savannah, Ga., ti
Savannah, Ga., t
Paybrook, Ct., to
Scranton, Pa., to
Scranton, Pa., to
Scranton, Pa., to
Scranton, Pa., to
Selma, Ala., to '.
Seymour, la., to
Seymour, la., tc
Seymour, la., to
Sharon, Ct., to 1
Shawneetown, I
Shreeveport, La
Snow Hill, Md.
Springfield, III.
Springfield, Ma
Springfield, Mai
Springfield, 111.,
Springfield, O.,
Springfield, III.
Springfield, III.
Springfield, Ma
Springfield, Mi
Haven, Ct.
Springfield, 111.
Springfield, III
Springfield, III
Springfield, III
Springfield, 0.
Springfield, III
Springfield, III
St. Augustine,
St. Augustine,
Staunton,' Va.,
Steubenville,
St. Johnsburg
St. Johnsburg
St., Louis, Mo
St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis,Mo
St. Louis, Ml
St. Louis, M(
St. Louis, M(
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, ft!
St. Louis, ft
St. Louis, M
St. Louis, ft
St. Louis, ft
St. Louis, ft
St. Louis, A
St. Louis, I
St. Louis, ]
St. Louis, '.
St. Louis, 1
St. Louis,
St. Louis,
St. Paul, ft
Stonington
Strasburg,
2
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24ft
|k Page
64
• 191
206
• 168
5
• 65
183
• 74
ISI
• MS
23
• 71
158
. 26
205
36
• 148
161
- 200
138
• 167
154
• 163
197
- 67
193
. 16
37
• 34
202
- 32
16
. 115
28
181
178
64
187
159
27
163
62
176
127
114
25
- 72
8
• 8
8
• 114
ISI
C. . 181
le, 208
. - 207
146
. 143
213
. • 212
211
;al. 210
■ 210
- 210
, tOK
• 188
Savannah, Oa. , to Bainbridge, Ga.
Savannah, Ga., to Charleston, S.C. •
Savannah, Ga., to C'>luinbui:, lia.
Savannah, Ga., to Macon, Ga. .
Savannah, Ga., to Montgomery, Ala.
Savannah, Ga., to Nashville, I'enn. •
Savannah, Ga., to St. Auf^ustine, Fla.
Say brook, Ct., to Middlelown, Ct. .
Scranton, Pa., to Great Bend, Pa.
Scranton, Pa., to New York,
Pnie
190
. 181
189
. 188
189
. 188
190
. 36
110
61
110
200
140
141
141
37
167
Scranton, Pa., to NewYork, via Del. W. Gap, 94
Scranton, Pa., to Philadelphia, •
Selma, Ala.,toMobili^ Ala. • •
Seymour, la., to Cincinnati, O. •
Seymour, la., to Jelt'ersonville, Ii. *
Seymour, la., to Louisville, Ky. •
Sharon, Ct., to Hartford Ct. • >
Shawneetown, III., to St, Louis, Mo.
Sbreeveport, La., to Little Rock, Ark. 168
Snow Hill, Md., to £lkton,Md. . .115
Springfield, III., to Alton, III. • . 169
Springfield, Mass., to Bellows Falls, Vt. • 27
Springfield, Mass., to Brattleboro, Vt. . 27
Springfield, III., to Burlington, lo. • •160
Springfield, O., to Cincinnati, O. • • 135
Springfield, III., to Covington, la. • . 154
Springfield, III., to Decatur, III. . . 159
Springfield, Mass., to Greenfield, Mass. • 27
Springfield, Mass., to Hartford and New
Haven, Ct. • . - • ■ 38
Springfield, 111., to Indianapolis, la. 153, 154
Springfield, III., to Madison, la. • .160
Springfield, III., to Peoria, III. . • 160
Springfield, III., to Quincy, III. • . 139
Springfield, 0., to Sandusky, O. . . 135
Springfield, III., to St. Louis, Mo. • 'SI
Springfield, III., to Vandalia, III. . . 169
St. Augustine, Flo., to Savannah, Ga. • 190
St. Augustine, Flo., to Tampa Bay, Flo. 190
Staunton, Va., to Washington, D.C. 176, 177
Steubenville, O., to Wheeling, Va. • 146
St. Johnsburg, Vt., to Burlington, Vt. - 22
St. Jobnsburg'Centre, Vt., to W. Riv. June. 22
St.^Louis, Mo., to Caledonia, Mo. • •166
St Louis, Mo., to Chicago, III., via Alton, 81
St. Louis,Mo.,toChiuago,III.,viaChl.B.RR. 82
St. Louis, Mo., to Chicago, III., via Peoria, 79
St. Louis, Mo., to Cincinnati, O. 140, 141
St. Louis, Mo., to Cincinnati, 0.,viaO.Riv. 117
St. Louis, Mo., to Council Bluff. lo. . - 165
St. Louis.Mo., to Falls of St. Anthony, Min. 117
St. Louis, Mo., to Fort Leavenworth, Kan. 165
St. Louis, Mo., to Indianapolis, la. • - 161
St. Louis, Mn., to Jefferson City, Mo., 164, 165
St. Louis, Mo., to Little Rock, Ark. - - 166
St. Louis, Mo., to Louisville, Ky.,viaO R. 117
St. Louis, Mo., to Memphis, Vicksburg, &c. 120
St. Louis, Mo., to New Orleans, La. - - 120
St. Louis, Mo., to Oregon, ... 208
St. Louis, Mo., to Palmyra, Mo. . • 166
St. Louis, Mo., (routes from) . . 163
St. Louis, Mo., to Sacramento City, Cal. . 210
St. Louis, Mo., to Salt Lake, Utah, . 210
St. Louis, Mo., to Santa F6, N.M. - .210
St. Louis, Mo., to Shawneetown, HI. . 167
St. Louis, Mo., to Springfield, III. . .81
St. Louis, Mo., to Terre Haute, la. • 140
St. Paul, Min.. to Chicago, III. . . . 77
Stonington,Ct., to Providence, R.I. . 28
Stnsburg, Va., to Alexandria, Va. - • 177
21*
Sunbury, Pa., to New York, ... 94
Sunbury, Pa., to Philadelphia, . . 106,111
Sunbury, Pa., to Williamsport, Pa. . Ill
Syracuse, N.Y., to Binghamton, N.Y. . 63
Syracuse, N.Y., to Philadelphia, . . 107
T.
TalLahasaee, Fla., to Macon, Ga.
Tallahassee, Fla., to Mobile, Ala.
Tallahassee, Fla., to Pensacola, Fla. .
Tallahassee, Fla., to St. Augustine, Fla,
Tampa Bay, Fla., to St. Augustine, Fla.
Tamaqua, Pa., to Philadelphia, • .
Terre Haute, la., to Cincinnati, 0. .
Terre Haute, la., to Evansville, la.
Terre Haute, la., to Indianapolis, la.
Terre Haute, la., to St. Louis, Mo.
Toledo, 0., to Adrian, Mich. .
Toldeo, 0., to Cincinnati, O.
Toledo, O., to Dayton, O. . . .
Toledo, O., to Detroit, Mich.
Toledo, O., to Fort Wavne, la. -
Toledo, 0. to Indianapolis, la. .
Toronto, Can., to Buffalo, N.Y.
Toronto, Can., to Barrie, Can.
Toronto, Can., toCollingwood, Can.
Toronto, Can., to Detroit, Mich. •
Toronto, Can., to Londun, Can. •
Toronto, Can., to Montreal, Can.
Toronto, Can., to Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Can., to Philadelphia, •
Toronto, Can., to Paris, Can. >
Toronto, Can., to Woodstock, Cao.
Towanda, Fa., to Philadelphia, >
Trenton, N.J., to Easton, Pa.
Trenton, N.J., lo Philadelphia,
Troy, N.Y., to Bennington, Vt. .
Troy, N.Y., to Rutland, Vt.
Tuscaloosa, Ala,, to Mobile, Ala.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Selma, Ala. •
Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Vicksburg, Miis.
u.
Union, la., to Cincinnati, O.
Union, la., to Indianapolis, la. .
Urbana, ()., to Columbus, 0. •
Urbana, 0., to I&dianannlis, la. .
V.
Vandalia, HI., to Decatur, HI. .
Vandalia, III., to Indianapolis, la *
Vandalia, HI., to St. Louis, Mo.
Vandalia, III., to Springfield, III. .
Vicksburg, Miss., to Jackson, Miss.
192
200
200
192
190
105
140
161, 152
. 161
140
• 73
136
. 136
71
• 162
162
. 69
69
. 59
68
. 58
68
. 69
100
. 68
68
- 107
112
. 112
63
. 62
200
. 198
. _ 198
. 137
137
. 144
144
• IS9
150
- 150
169
• 197
Vicksburg, Miss , (to places on Miss. River) 119
Vicksburg, Miss., to Montgomery, Ala. 197
.Vicksburg, Miss., to Tuscaloosa Ala. 198
Vincennes, la., to Evansville, la. . . IM
Vincennes, la., to Indianapolis, la. . 1.52
Virginia Springs to Baltimore, Md. 173, 174
Virginia Springs to Washington, D.C. 177
w.
j Warm Springs, N.C., to Columbia, S.C. 186
• Warm Springs, N.C., to Greenville, S.C. 186
{ Warm Springs, N.C., toSalisbury,N.C. 181,182
Washington, D.C., to Annapolis, Md. . 176
Waiihington, Ter., to Austin, Tex. • 206
Washington, D C, to Baltimore, Md. • 90
Washington, D.C, to Ricluuond, Va. ■ 90
!
. i
246
INDEX.
P»Ke
Wa«hing«0D, D.C., to Staunton, Va. 176, 177
Wastiinnlon, D.C., toVVh.Sulph.Spr'gs.Va. 174
...... 1. _ .. . I. ^ j2
66
. 63
12
• 181
91
. 91
109, 112
19
Watcriord, Me., to Portland, Ale,
Wateriown, N.Y., to Albany, NT.
Waierlown, N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. •
Waterville, Me., to Ponland, Me.
Weldon, N.C., to Norfolk, Va. .
Wcldon, N.C., to Richmond, Va.
Weldon, N.C., to Wilmingion N.C.
West Chester, Pa., to Philadelphia,
West Lebanon, N.H., to BurlJii)(ton, Vt.
West Lebanon, N.H., to Concord, N.H. 19
West Lebanon, N.H., to Monipeher, Vt. 19
Wheeling, Va., to Baltimore, Md. • •171
Wheeling, Va., to Cambridge, O. • • 127
Wheeling, Va., to Cincinnati. 0. 103,127,128,129
Wheeling, Va., toCincinnati,0., viaO.Riv. 128
Wheeling, Va., to Cleveland, O. - • 128
Wheeling, Va., to Colunnbus, 0. • • 127
Wheeling, Va., to Indianapolis, la. • 128
Wheeling, Va., to Lexington, Ky. • -129
Wheeling, Va., to Louisville, Ky. . • 128
Wheeling, Va., to Newark, O. . . 127
Wheeling, Va., to Philadelphia, • • 103
Wheeling, Va., to Pittsburg, Fa. • • 125
Wheeling, Va., to Fiqua, O. . . . 128
Wheeling, Vs., to St. Louis, via Ohio Riv. 128
Wheeling, Va., to ZanesTille,0., - •127
Whitehall, N.T., to Rellowt Falls, Vt. 56
Whitehall, N.Y., to Rout -s Point, N.Y. 66
Wh. Sulphur Sp'gSjVa., to Guayandotte,V«. 180
Wh. Sulphur Sp'ngs, Va., to Lynchburg, Va. 180
Wh. Sulphur Sp'ngs,Va., to Richmond, Va. 178
Williamsburg, Me., to Bangor, Me. • 14
Williamaport, Fa., to Corning, N.Y. • •111
Williamsport, Pa., to New York, • 94
Williamsport, Pa., to Philadelphia, • lOS, 106
Willinutntic, Ct., to Hartford, Ct., • SO
Willimaniic, Ct., to Providence, R.L
Wilkesbarre, I'a., to New York, •
Wilkesbarre, Pa^ to Philadelphia, .
Wilmington, N.C., to Augusta, Ga. - a,
Wilmington, Del., to Dover ft Georgetown, lu
173
196
I'nue
29
03
107
91
Wilmington, N.C, to Weldon, N.C',
Winchester, Va., to Baltimore, Md. •
Winchester, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn.
Winchester, Va., to Wh. Sulphur Sp»gs,Va. 173
" ■ " . ^. ^g
Winsted, Ct., to Bridgeport, Ct.
Worcester, Mass., to Barre Mass.
Worcester, Mass., to Fitchburg, Mass. • 26
Worcester, Mass., to Gardner, Mass. • 26
Worcester, Mass., to Lawrence, Mass. . 25
Worcester, Mass., to Lowell, Mass. • 2S
Worcester, Mass., to Pelerboro', N.H. . 26
Worcester, Mass., to Providence, R.L . 29
X.
Xenla, 0., to Cincinnati, O. . . . 134
Xenia,0., to Cleveland, O. . . . 134
Xeuia, 0., to Columbus, O. . • .134
Y.
York, Pa., to Baltimore, Md. - . 172
York, Pa., to Chambersburg, Pa. • •108
York, Pa., to Harriaburg, Pa. > • 172
z.
Zanesville, O., to Akron, O. . . . 147
Zanesville, O., to Cincinnati, O. • • 103
Zanesville, 0., to Cleveland, O. • • 147
Zanesville, O., to Columbus, O. • - 144
Zanesville, 0., to Marietta, 6. . . .144
Zanesville, (>., to Millersburg,0. . 147
Zanesville, O., to Newark, O. • • .144
Zanesville, O., to Philadelphia, • . IU3
Zanesville, 0., to Wheeling, \tu • • 103
INDEX TO TOURIST'S GUIDE.
A von Springs, N.Y. . • . •
Hedford Springs, Pa. ....
Brandywine Sprines, Del.
Brown's Mills, N.J
Caldwell and Lake George, N.T. •
C^pe Ann, Mass. . . . •
C;«pe May, N.J. ....
Carlisle Springs, Fa. . . . .
Catskill Falls, N.Y. ....
Caiskii Mountains, N.Y. . . .
Chelsea Beach, Mais. . . -
D< laware Water Gap, . • .
Doubling Gap White Sulphur Springs,
Drennon Sprinc^, Ky. . . . .
Falls of St. Antl): ny, Min. Ten
Genesee Falls. N.Y. . . . .
Glen's Falls, N.Y. ....
Hot Springs, Ark. . . . .
Lebanon Springs, N.Y. ...
Lehieh Water Gap, Pa. . . .
Long Branch, N.J. ....
GENERAL
Coins of diflTerent nations, with their value
in Amrrican money, • . . .
Foreign measures of length reduced into
Rti^lislrdpnomiiiations, • • .
Population of Ci ies and Towns. -
Arva and Population of United States,
220
222
220
222
218
221
221
222
218
218
221
Sv!0
226
226
225
220
217
226
219
220
221
INFORMATION,
Cotton Manuiat turcs of United Slaves, . 232
Iron Manufactures of United Slates, • • 233
Woollen Manufactures of United States, 231
S eriiiig Money leduced into Dnils. and Cfs. 230
Weiifhts and Measures of rirei^^n countries,
rcdated to Eiigl sh tleuiimii-al ons, . 227
Mammoth Cave, Ky.
Mammo h Cave, (Routes to)
Mount Vernon, Va. ...
Nahant, Mass. ...
Natural Bridge, Va. ...
Newport, R.I. . . . ,
Niagara Falls ....
Phillip's Beach, Mass. .
Rockaway Beach, N.Y. •
Saratoga Lake, N.Y.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. .
Schooley's Mountain, N.J. •
Shannondale Springs, Va. •
Trenton Falls, N.Y. -
Virginia Springs ...
Virginia Springs, (Routes to)
Warm Springs, Perry Coun y, Ta..
Warm Springs, N. C. -
White Moun ains, N. H. -
White Mountains (Routes to) •
Yellow Springs, ...
> 22,<i
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221
- 224
221
• 215
221
221
217
• 216
220
■ 226
219
• 222
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. 226
224
. 213
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