RAILROAD

• "OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-ROAD. " (TO CONNECT PITTSBURG WITH THE GREAT WEST.) REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. BY SOLOMON W. ROBERTS, CHIEF ENGINEER. - Roberts, Solomon W.:
• "SOUTHERN BATTLEFIELDS": A LIST OF BATTLEFIELDS ON AND NEAR THE LINES OF THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY AND WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILWAY, AND A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE MORE IMPORTANT BATTLES FOUGHT ALONG THESE LINES, ALSO INFORMATION ABOUT LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, CHICKAMAUGA PARK AND THE FAMOUS ENGINE "GENERAL." - Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway:
• (HOUSE BILL NO. 19)... JANUARY 27, 1863... A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE SAFE AND EXPEDITIOUS TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR BY RAILROADS. - Confederate Imprint:
• 1847. FREIGHT TARIFF. 1848. NEW-YORK & ALBANY VIA HOUSATONIC & WESTERN RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS...FIRST CLASS, $10 PER TON OF 2000 LBS....SECOND CLASS, AT $7.00 PER TON OF 2000 LBS....THIRD CLASS, AT $5.00 PER TON OF 2000 LBS....SPECIFIC RATES...FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO G.M. PERRY, AGENT, AT THE OFFICE FOOT OF MARKET STREET, NEW-YORK, S. WITT, WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE, EAST ALBANY, OR TO B.B. KIRTLAND, HOUSATONIC RAILROAD COMPANY'S AGENT, ALBANY, AT THE OFFICE IN MAIDEN LANE, OPPOSITE THE ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD DEPOT. - Housatonic & Western Railroads:
• 1856. REDUCED RATES OF TRANSPORTATION. MERCHANTS' WESTERN LINE. THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT PER 100 POUNDS, FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI, BY HUDSON RIVER AND ERIE CANAL, TO BUFFALO, STEAM ON LAKE, TO CLEVELAND OR SANDUSKY, AND THENCE BY RAIL-ROADS TO CINCINNATI, ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS AND PRICES...SPECIAL RATES WILL BE GIVEN ON COFFEE, SUGAR, AND OTHER HEAVY GOODS, IN LARGE QUANTITIES. - Merchants Western Line:
• 1865. BACKUS, WILLIAMS & CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF F.M. BACKUS' SUPERIOR RAIL ROAD LUBRICATING OILS. F.M. BACKUS, W.G. WILLIAMS, J. THOMAS. THESE OILS, MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY FROM PETROLEUM, ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATORS EVER APPLIED TO RAIL ROAD MACHINERY. - Backus, Williams & Co.:
• 1873. STATISTICS AND INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1873. TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF TRUSTEES, COMMITTEES, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, ETC. REPORTED BY... SECRETARY. - Thurstone, William:
• 1874. STATISTICS AND INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF TRUSTEES, COMMITTEES, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, ETC. REPORTED BY... SECRETARY. - Thurstone, William:
• 6,000,000 ACRES OF MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA LANDS, FOR SALE BY THE NORTHERN PACIFIC R.R. COMPANY. A PREMIUM CREDIT OF FROM 10 TO 30 PER CENT. TO PARTIES BUYING THESE LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT & CULTIVATION. FREE PASSES TO PURCHASERS... - Northern Pacific Railroad, Land Department:
• 7% GOLD BONDS. RETURNING $223.75 IN GOLD MORE BY AN INVESTMENT OF $10,000 WERE INVESTED IN GOVERNMENT 6S. CHICAGO, DANVILLE AND VINCENNES RAILROAD COMPANY. $2,500,000, HAVING 40 YEARS TO RUN WITH THE INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN U.S. GOLD COIN AT PAR, AND SECURED BY THE FRANCHISES EQUIPMENT, AND ALL FUTURE ACQUIRED PROPERTY OF 140 MILES OF ROAD FINISHED AND PROJECTED; BEING AT THE RATE OF LESS THAN $18,000 PER MILE. [Signed in type on last page: W. BAILEY LANG & CO., MERCHANTS, 54 CLIFF ST., NEW YORK, AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THESE BONDS.]. - Chicago, Danville and Vincennes Railroad Company:
• A BILL TO INCORPORATE THE FAYETTEVILLE AND SOUTHERN PLANK ROAD COMPANY. - [North Carolina]:
• A GENERAL RAILROAD SYSTEM FOR NEW JERSEY, BY FREE LEGISLATION FOR LOCAL RAILROADS FOR EVERY PART OF THE STATE, AND A MAIN TRUNK DOUBLE-TRACK RAILWAY FOR THE NATION, AND AN EXAMINATION OF THE ALLEGED MONOPOLY OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY; BEING A CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CITIZENS OF NEW JERSEY AND JOHN P. JACKSON, WITH EXTRACTS FROM LEGAL OPINIONS OF HON. J.C. HORNBLOWER, HON. A. DUTCHER, AND HON. PETER D. VROOM. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST. - Jackson, John P[eter]:
• A HUNDRED GOLDEN HOURS AT SEA. - Southern Pacific Atlantic Steamship Lines:
• A LECTURE ON THE RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC. DELIVERED, AUGUST 12, 1850, AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, AT THE REQUEST OF NUMEROUS MEMBERS OF BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS. - Colton, Calvin:
• A LETTER TO THE HONORABLE JAMES CLARK, ON THE USE OF RAIL ROADS. - [Clark, Peter]:
• A LIST OF REFERENCES TO LITERATURE RELATING TO THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. AUGUST 15, 1922. - Association of American Railroads:
• A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF CONSOLIDATION OF RAILROAD COMPANIES; BEING AN ARGUMENT IN THE CASE OF JULIUS WADSWORTH, OF NEW YORK, ET AL. VERSUS CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, WILLIAM B. OGDEN, ET AL. IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS, HON. DAVID DAVIS, OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, PRESIDING. - Anthony, Elliott:
• ACROSS THE CONTINENT, BY THE SCENIC ROUTE, COLORADO, UTAH, & NEW MEXICO VIA THE... - Denver & Rio Grande Railway:
• ADDRESS OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD AND DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL COMPANIES, TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY. - [Potter, John]:
• ADDRESS OF THE JOINT BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL AND CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANIES, TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY. JUNE-1848. - Delaware and Raritan Canal Company:
• ADDRESS ON THE NORTHWEST, BEFORE THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SOCIETY, DELIVERED AT NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2, 1858. - Stevens, Isaac I:
• ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW-JERSEY, RELATIVE TO A BRIDGE OVER THE DELAWARE RIVER AT TRENTON AND A RAIL-ROAD FROM TRENTON TO NEW-BRUNSWICK. - Blue, Jersey:
• ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ON THE MINERAL WEALTH AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES OF THE ROUTE OF THE MONONGAHELA AND LEWISBURG RAILROAD. - West Virginia:
• ALLEGHENY COUNTY'S HUNDRED YEARS. - Thurston, George H.:
• AMERICAN ENGINEER'S REFERENCE CARD NO. 4. WEIGHTS, EVAPORATIVE POWERS PER WEIGHT AND BULK. ETC. OF COALS. [FROM A DISCUSSION OF THE MERITS OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COALS ISSUED FROM THE OFFICE OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.]...THE AMERICAN ENGINEER, 47 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. - American Engineer and Railroad Journal:
• AMERICAN TUBE AND IRON CO. PRICE LIST - American Tube and Iron Co.:
• AN ACT INCORPORATING THE MILL CREEK AND MINE HILL NAVIGATION & RAIL ROAD CO., PASSED THE 7TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D., 1828, TOGETHER WITH THE SUPPLEMENTS THERETO. - Pennsylvania:
• AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE PORTLAND, SACO, AND PORTSMOUTH RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. APPROVED MARCH 14, 1837. - Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth Rail-Road Company:
• AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE ...PASSED MAY, 1832. - New York and Stonington Railroad Company:
• AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD COMPANY, WITH THE SUPPLEMENTS THERETO, AND THE ACT OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE, GRANTING THE RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH THAT STATE. - Hempfield Rail Road Company:
• AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE, AND BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSED JUNE, 1832. - New York, Providence, and Boston Railroad:
• AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE SUSQUEHANNAH AND CHEMUNG NAVIGATION AND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. - Susquehannah and Chemung Navigation and Rail-Road Company:
• AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RAIL-ROAD FROM OSWEGO TO UTICA. PASSED MAY 13, 1836. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:... - Oswego and Utica Rail-Road:
• AN ADDRESS BY...ON THE ADVANTAGES OF LOW FARES, AND LOW RATES OF FREIGHT, PRACTICALLY ILLUSTRATED BY THE DEEP RESEARCHES OF THE BRITISH, FRENCH AND BELGIAN GOVERNMENTS; UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED AND ADOPTED, AND ORDERED TO BE PUBLISHED, BY A MEETING OF GENTLEMEN FRIENDLY TO INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, HELD IN BOSTON, DEC. 3, 1840. - Degrand, P.P.F.:
• AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGETOWN, BY...MAYOR, IN REPLY TO A MALICIOUS ASSAULT WHICH WAS MADE UPON HIM BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CO., IN THIS LATE ROPORT [!] TO STOCKHOLDERS. - Addison, Henry:
• AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAIL ROAD. MAY 1, 1852. - Allegheny Valley Rail Road:
• AN APPEAL TO THE TAX-PAYERS OF UTICA, IN BEHALF OF THE.... - Utica, Chenango and Susquehanna Railroad:
• AN EXPOSITION OF THE CHARACTER AND MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW JERSEY JOINT MONOPOLIES, THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY: THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL COMPANY, AND THEIR APPENDAGES. - Tatham, George N.:
• AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE AFFAIRS OF THE DELAWARE & RARITAN CANAL AND CAMDEN & AMBOY RAIL ROAD COMPANIES, IN REFERENCE TO CERTAIN CHARGES BY 'A CITIZEN OF BURLINGTON,' DECEMBER, 1848. - Delaware and Raritan Canal Company:
• ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF THE...MORGAN PARK [NEAR CHICAGO], COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS FOR THE ACADEMICAL YEAR COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1885. - Morgan Park Military Academy:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF RAILROADS MADE TO THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1882. - Railroad:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS...TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. JANUARY, 1881. - Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS...TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. JANUARY, 1883. - Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE YEAR 1882. - Union Pacific Railroad:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW JERSEY RAIL-ROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY TO THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW JERSEY FOR THE YEAR 1852. - New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company:
• ANNUAL REPORT...FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1907. - Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company:
• ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE DIRECTORS...TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. - Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1865. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1863. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1864. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ANSWER OF ROBERT F. STOCKTON IN BEHALF OF THE JOINT BOARD OF THE D.& R. CANAL AND C.& A.R.R. COMPANIES, TO A COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE OF NEW JERSEY, IN RELATION TO SURRENDERING THE WORKS OF THE COMPANIES TO THE STATE. READ AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED. - Stockton, Robert F.:
• APPEAL FROM COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NO. 3, OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY. JULY, 1878. NO. 4. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, APPELLANTS, VS. LOMBARD AND SOUTH STREET PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, APPELLEES. PAPER BOOK OF APPELLEES. MAYER SULZBERGER, MOSES A. DROPSIE, FOR APPELLEES. - Sulzberger, Mayer and Dropsie, Moses A.:
• APPEAL OF COMMODORE R. F. STOCKTON TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY, IN RELATION TO THE EXISTING CONTRACTS BETWEEN THE STATE AND THE UNITED DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL, AND CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANIES. SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1849. - Stockton, Robert Field:
• ARGUMENT OF CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, GENERAL COUNSEL NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, BEFORE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS, LEGISLATURE STATE OF NEW YORK, IN OPPOSITION TO THE BILLS PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION OF A BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS. MARCH 16, 1881. - Depew, Chauncey M. DePew:
• ARGUMENT OF HON. CHAS. THEO. RUSSELL IN BEHALF OF THE BOSTON AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. REMONSTRANTS, AT A HEARING OF THE PETITIONS OF THE CHARLES RIVER, AND NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANIES, BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON RAILWAYS AND CANALS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE, BOSTON, FEBRUARY 3, 1854. - Russell, Chas. Theo.:
• ARGUMENT OF JOHN H. PERRY, ESQ. ON CREATING A TRIBUNAL TO DECIDE THAT A PUBLIC NECESSITY FOR A RAILROAD EXISTS BEFORE PROPERTY CAN BE TAKEN FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION, BEFORE THE JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1883. - Perry, John H.:
• ARGUMENT OF WILLIAM H. SEWARD, IN DEFENCE OF ABEL F. FITCH AND OTHERS, UNDER AN INDICTMENT FOR ARSON, DELIVERED AT DETROIT ON THE 11TH, 12TH AND 14TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. PHONOGRAPHICALLY REPORTED BY T.C. LELAND. - Seward, William H.:
• ARGUMENT OF WILLIAM H. SEWARD, IN DEFENCE OF ABEL F. FITCH AND OTHERS, UNDER AN INDICTMENT FOR ARSON, DELIVERED AT DETROIT, ON THE 12TH, 13TH AND 15TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. PHONOGRAPHICALLY REPORTED BY T.C. LELAND. - Seward, William H.:
• ARGUMENT OF...ON THE BILL TO INCORPORATE THE NEW YORK WAREHOUSE AND RAILWAY COMPANY, AND PROVIDE MEANS FOR IMPROVING THE COMMERCIAL FACILITIES OF NEW YORK CITY. MADE BEFORE THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, MARCH 13, 1873. - Madden, Edward M.:
• ARGUMENTS OF...IN BEHALF OF THE BOSTON AND ONTARIO RAILROAD, IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. ALSO, OF EDWARD CRANE, IN FAVOR OF THE INCORPORATION OF THE ATLANTIC AND ONTARIO TRUST CO. BEFORE THE RAILWAY COMMITTEE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE. - Wakefield, Thomas:
• ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION AND BY-LAWS. INCORPORATED JULY 2, 1849. - [Troy and Rutland R.R. Company]:
• AT THE MEETING OF DIRECTORS HELD AT THE CANAL OFFICE IN PRINCETON, N. J. ON FRIDAY JANY 19TH, 1855- RESOLVED THAT COL. DAVID POTTER BE APPOINTED AND HE IS HEREBY APPOINTED REAL ESTATE AGENT TO PROCURE THE CONDITIONAL RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, FROM WOODBURY STATION TO THE LINE OF CUMBERLAND & CAPE MAY COUNTIES, THE OPERATION OF THIS RESOLUTION TO COMMENCE MAY 9TH 1853...AT MEETING, HELD MAY 9TH, 1853 ON MOTION OF COMMODORE R.F. STOCKTON, J.H. WHITNEY, G.M. WARD, DAVID POTTER & JOSHUA SWAIN WHERE APPOINTED A COMMITTEE TO MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE RIGHT OF WAY. - [Stockton, Robert F.]:
• AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM NEW HAVEN, CT, FEBRUARY 11, 1850, TO ROBERT SCHUYLER, ESQ., NO. 2 HANOVER ST., NEW YORK: DEAR SIR - Leffingwell, Frederick O.:
• AWARD OF REFEREES, IN THE HEARING BETWEEN THE MONTREAL AND NORTHERN RAILROADS, AND THE CONCORD RAILROAD. - Upham, N[athaniel] G[ookin]:
• BELMONT COAL MINE. REPORTS OF CHARLES T. JACKSON, M.D., GEOLOGIST AND STATE ASSAYER, PROF. GEORGE I. CHACE, OF BROWN UNIVERSITY, R.I., A.D. HAGER, A.M. STATE GEOLOGIST OF VERMONT, THOMAS S. RIDGWAY, A.M., GEOLOGIST AND MINING ENGINEER, AND E.W. MCGINNES, GEOLOGIST AND MINING ENGINEER. - Belmont Coal Mine:
• BISHOPS ABC GUIDE. POSTAL, EXPRESS, TELEGRAPH AND TRAVELERS GUIDE. VOLUME 1, NO. 10. OCT. 1885. - Bishop & Cucuel:
• BOSTON: A COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS IN 1850. HER GROWTH, POPULATION, WEALTH, AND PROSPECTS. AS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER, 1850. - Derby, E.H.:
• BY-LAWS OF THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAIL ROAD COMPANY, ADOPTED JUNE 9TH, 1858. - Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Company:
• CAMPAIGN OPENED IN MILWAUKEE. GOVERNOR LA FOLLETTE ON NATIONAL AND STATE ISSUES. TARIFF REVISION, THE TRUSTS AND RAILWAYS. EQUAL TAXATION AND NOMINATIONS BY DIRECT VOTE. SEPTEMBER 30, 1902. - La Follette, Robert M.:
• CENTRAL STATES RAND MCNALLY COMMERCIAL MAP RAILROADS CITIES, TOWNS, VILLAGES, POST OFFICES LAKES, RIVERS, ETC. PRICE 35 CENTS. - Central States:
• CHARTER OF THE N. E. & S.W. ALA. RAIL ROAD. - Alabama:
• CHARTER, ORGANIZATION, ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT, JOSIAH PERHAM, WITH THE BY-LAWS OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. - People's Pacific Railroad Company:
• CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN CHICAGO AND COUNCIL BLUFFS & OMAHA. THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN IS THE ONLY DIRECT & SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CHICAGO TO FREEPORT, DUNLEITH, DUBUQUE, CEDAR FALLS FT. DODGE AND SIOUX CITY. H.P. STANWOOD, GEN'L TICKET AGT. GEO. L. DUNLAP, GEN'L MANAGER. - Chicago and North-Western Railway:
• CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD CO. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE OPERATING DEPARTMENT OF THE ROADS EAST OF THE MISSOURI RIVER OPERATED BY THE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD CO. TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 1ST, 1883. - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR:
• CINCINNATI, COLUMBUS CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD GUIDE ILLUSTRATED. - Ohio:
• CIRCULAR FROM THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE, CONTAINING REGULATIONS... TO FACILITATE THE ADJUSTMENT BY THE LAND DEPARTMENT OF CONFLICTING CLAIMS TO LANDS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE GRANT TO THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. - General Land Office:
• CIRCULAR. BOSTON, CONCORD AND MONTREAL RAILROAD. TREASURER'S OFFICE, CONCORD, N.H., JULY 26TH, 1850. - Minot, Geo[rge]:
• COALS AND COKES IN WEST VIRGINIA. A HAND-BOOK ON THE COALS AND COKES OF THE GREAT KANAWHA, NEW RIVER, FLAT TOP, AND ADJACENT COAL DISTRICTS IN WEST VIRGINIA. - Edwards, William Seymour:
• COLTON'S RAILROAD & TOWNSHIP MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITH PARTS OF THE ADJOINING STATES & CANADA. - Colton, J.H.:
• COMMUNICATION FROM THE HON. JAMES S. GREEN AND WILLARD P. HALL. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF MISSOURI, IN RELATION TO BILL S. 248, GRANTING THE RIGHT OF WAY AND LAND FOR THE ST. JOSEPH AND HANNIBAL RAILROAD. - Railroad:
• COPY OF THE REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ON THE 12TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1836, PURSUANT TO THE DIRECTIONS OF THE NINETEENTH SECTION OF THE ACT INCORPORATING THE SAID COMPANY. - New York and Erie Railroad:
• COPY OF THE THREE ACTS PASSED BY THE DAKOTA TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, IN FEBRUARY, 1881, REFERRED TO IN THE PROTEST, AND EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATURE, SHOWING THAT J.R. GAMBLE, ESQ., OF YANKTON COUNTY, [THE ATTORNEY OF THE COUNTY WHO HAS BEEN FIGHTING THE BONDHOLDERS,] INTRODUCED THE BILLS FOR ALL OF THE ACTS BEHIND WHICH THE COUNTY HAS BEEN ABLE TO SHIELD ITS PROPERTY AND TO SUCCESSFULLY EVADE THE MANDATES OF THE COURTS, AND MOST EFFECTUALLY TO ACCOMPLISH A REPUDIATION OF ITS BONDED INDEBTEDNESS. - [Dakota Territory]:
• COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND. OCTOBER TERM, 1865. THE STATE OF MARYLAND USE OF MARY COUGHLIN, VS. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD CO. - [Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Co.]:
• DECISIONS IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, ON THE RAILROAD AID QUESTION. BONDS ISSUED BEFORE THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE DECLARED VALID. OPINIONS OF JUDGES EMMONS, LONGYEAR, AND WITHEY. - Michigan:
• DISASTER TO THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. DECISIONS OF THE GENERAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT, IN THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, SEPTEMBER, 1859. - New York Central Railroad:
• DOCUMENT RELATING TO AN EXAMINATION AND SURVEY OF SOME POINT AT OR NEAR THE CONFLUENCE OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, WITH A VIEW TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NAVAL DEPOT AND DOCK YARD. - Ohio River:
• DOCUMENTS: EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE. SESSION 1858--'59. - North Carolina:
• DULUTH SHORT LINE. THE DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND DULUTH, WEST SUPERIOR AND LAKE SUPERIOR POINTS. - Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad:
• ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS TO THE STOCKHOLDERS...APRIL 1, 1891. - Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway:
• ESTABLISHED 1830. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES. BUY ONLY THE GENUINE. FAIRBANKS & CO., 311 BROADWAY, N.Y. FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., 118 MILK STREET, BOSTON. - Fairbanks & Co.:
• EXHIBIT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD COMPANY. PITTSBURGH: JULY 1ST, 1850. - Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company:
• EXHIBIT OF THE CONDITION, PROGRESS AND BUSINESS OF THE LEXINGTON AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. MAY, 1853. - Lexington and Danville Railroad Company:
• EXHIBIT OF THE PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL ROAD COMPANY, WITH RELATION TO THEIR GENERAL MORTGAGE OF $10,000,000. - Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago RR:
• FACTA UBER DEN STAAT MINNESOTA...GESCHENF DER SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, UND MANITOBA EISENBAHN-COMPAGNIE. - Minnesota:
• FACTS ABOUT MINNESOTA CONDENSED AND COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS. RELIABLE, PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR IMMIGRANTS. WITH A VALUABLE MAP. PRESENTED BY THE ... - St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Co.:
• FARM LANDS FOR SALE. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL OVER TWO MILLIONS OF ACRES OF PRAIRIE FARM LANDS, IN TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES OR UPWARD, ON LONG CREDITS AND AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST! THEY WERE GRANTED BY THE GOVERNMENT, TO ENCOURAGE THE BUILDING OF THIS RAILROAD, WHICH RUNS FROM THE EXTREME NORTH TO THE EXTREME SOUTH OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS... - Illinois Central Railroad:
• FELLOW CITIZENS:- YOU ARE AWARE THAT IT HAS SOMETIME PAST, BEEN CONTEMPLATED TO CONSTRUCT A RAIL ROAD FROM DAYTON TO SANDUSKY BAY.- MANY OF US FEELING THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS MEASURE, HAVE EXPRESSED A DESIGN TO BURY ALL PARTY DISTINCTIONS... - Grachii [pseud.]:
• FIFTH ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES, AND THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IMPROVEMENTS OF CHICAGO, FOR THE YEAR 1856: WITH A FULL STATEMENT OF HER SYSTEM OF RAILROADS, AND A GENERAL SYNOPSIS OF THE BUSINESS OF THE CITY. COMPILED FROM SEVERAL ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE DAILY DEMOCRATIC PRESS. - Chicago:
• FINANCIAL EXHIBIT OF THE DAYTON AND CINCINNATI (TUNNEL) RAILROAD COMPANY. CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY 1ST, 1856. - Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad Company:
• FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL COMPANY; MAY 10, 1831. - Delaware and Raritan Canal Company:

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