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Boys, youths and children's shoes IN proper.
ton He manufactures his work OF the best OF
Stock. and warrants it to wear and he is determ-
mod a sell il as low as others can their Yankee
mr. ci,y work. Call and see for yourselves Shop
on Main street. next door below Hartman's Store
WARREN Russell.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT THE CHEAP ARCADE.

WE, the subscribers, announce 10 all ont
w old customers and the public, that we
have recently received fine lot of NEw GooDs,
sni,ed TO the season, which we are willing to dis.
nose Of at very small profits, tor cash, &c Our
qiock consists Of
French and English Merinoes, Alapacas,
BLACK and other colors, Muslin de DANES, Lus-
tres Cobure, Plaid goods, Of various kinds
Sbayls. long and short. Of different styles. Cali
Goes from Bets. up to l2! per yard; White goods
barred and striped; Hosiery, gloves and Trim.
mings: Of all kinds A very general assortment Of
Fancy and staple goods. Also,.--A large
lot of Queens-ware, Hardware. Cedar and
Wllow-warc. A fresh supply Of choice
| GROCERIES, good and cheap.
/ r;.We continue to sell the best article of Ho
syrup molasses, for 56cts per gallon, Incon.
/ clEsion. We will only add 4 our friends will Just
give us call we will in re,urn. give them fair
D show 49, ,
n C. & T. W HARTMAN
Blccn.Aurs, nc, "a, ls42-"m
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TO MY CREDITORS.

NTOTICE, is hereby given, that have applied
TO the Court of Common Pleas Of Columbia
county, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws Of
tbis Commonwealth, and the said Court have ap.
nointed the Third Monday Of January next, for
tbe hearing of me and my creditors at the Court
House in Bloomsburg, when and where you may
attend il you think proper. ,,oor,
Dec g. IS49..3.'
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS,
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friend;
and customers, that he has lust received
from the city, large and select assortment of
IA Fashionable ~s
~ Hats and caps, G,kz>
Of durable make and improved styIe, which -,
offers for cash sales very cheap, at his old stand
an Main Street, second door South of the Cuurt
HOuse.
G5-He continues to manufacture Hats 10 order
as usual.
THOMAS WILLIS.
Rloomsburg, Nov. 10, lS4g.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Nh E. Robson, having just retur. ~
WI. ned from Philadelphia, with a ~
large and handsome assortment Ui Fail and g.
uiiltcr yNiIiAe,y, invites the Ladies OF tin, place
and her friends generally, 10 call and examine
them.
Her stock consists Of velvets, cut and uncut;
satins, silks, PLAIN and trIuged, rbbunds, icab.
ers, flowers, caps, and general assortment, or
boRnu Trimmings, together, with a variety e
fancy articles, such as belts, slides, hrest pins.
shawl. pins, pencils, lhImbles, tooth.pcks, plain
and fancy combs, edgiug, nepdie.wrrkpd amt
plain collars, cuffs, hktS tidy aud darning cetton
marking Gotten, zephyr, cardboard, no,e.p paper
and envelops, silk canvass, and steel heeds bfrs.
purses, tassels, clasps, &c. &c, which have been
carefully selected and will be sold as low az thcy
can be purchased elsewhere,
o. Store NJ x door to the Court House
NJ. E. robson.
Bloomshurg, Nov Sd. 1919
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December 1, ls49.
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American Hotel,

Broadcay, corner of Barclay street, Nsp York.
THE proprietors, TABER IL BAGLEY, respectfully an
nounce their friends and the public that they have
leased this well-known hotel, and have made many i'm
portant mprovements and repairs A and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be completed, also additional
rooms Broadway.
1t is furnished entirely with furniture made ex-
pressly their order. 1t their determination TO
make il OF the best and fashionable resorts for
the travelling public that be found in this country
Its situation unsurpassed, being directly in front of the
Park and Fountain, where the Croton continually pay
ing, cooling aid refreshing the air. also within dis
lance OF the steamboat and railroa.. landings.
The tables will at all times be boun,ifuIy supplied with
the delicaces of the season. and their wines liquors
having been selected with great CARE fail give
satisfaction.
The propretors hope. by personal poenes and atten
on merit tho support and confidence OF the public
JOB TABER, Boston.
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia.
NKw York, Feb. Is, 1919.
Mar Aim
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Supreme Court OF tho United states.
MONDAY, March I2, ls49.

MONDAY, March IL, ls49.
Hiram Leonard. esq, of New York. was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. AZ. William Hardeman ct al, compliments, US.
Benjamin ID. Harris Certificate of division from the
circuit court of the United States for Mississippi.
MIR Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this
court, that the complanaAts exceptions ought to have
been overruled.
No 1l9 The United States u.s. Rufin G. Stirling, and
No 1870 The United States Lewis N. Shelton.
Appeals from the district of the United States for
Louisiana.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
court. dismissing the appeals in these
No 1872. Grant B. Udel ct al, u.s. Alexander b Da
wilson. In error to the circuit court of Winnebago
county, State of Illinois.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
court dismssing this writ of error for the want of urs-
diction.
No. $50. Phneas Bradley administrator of David OFT,
the United States In error the circuit of the
United States for Washington. District of Columbia.
On motion of Mr.. Gillett. of counsel for the United
States, this writ of was docketed and dismissed
No. 49, Hall Nelson u. 81 plaintiff in error, Us.
Wilson Lagow
The motion to dismiss this cause for want OF ursdc-
ton argued by Mr. Bradley in support of the motion,
and BY Mr.. Gillet in opposition thereto.
Rule of Court,
Ordered, That counsel will be permitted to speak in
hours without the special leave of the court granted before
the argument begins
Counsel will be-heard unless printed of the
case be first fled together with the points intended to be
made and the authorities intended be cited in support
book or case can be referred TO In Ihs arSnsns " ~
II one OF the parties omits to file such statement he
Eanno, be heard and the case viii be heard "a par, upon
This rule 10 take effect the first day OF December
term 1919
Adjourned till to. morrow, IL o'clock.
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[From the Boston Chronotype, Oct. /, 1917

(NONSUnPTAON 10 the great curse OF our northern
~ laudes. 1t is the blight OF domestic felicity and the
despoile OF beauty 1t robs the cheek of its heahfu
bloo the mind of serenity and the eye of its brancy
1t the FORM dms the intellect and punges its
tim into early grave. The young and the old, the
ous and the gay the city belle the country lass alike
its prey and its Victims Blessings the man. them whose
genius and research furnished weapons bid defiance
10 this "Dweiler OF the Threshold lie merits the ap
planse and gratitude of he shall have ours least
One of the most important discoveries of modern science
for the of pulmonary Affections is The Baam of Wild
Cherry and tie credit of its discovery due the cele
hrated DR. Wssr. This valuable compound has restored
thousands of sufferers health. expectoran tonic
and demulcent and is said to be purely vegetable prep
araton. Under us magic influence the most obstinate
coughs, colds and bronchial lrritaons disappear. We
have used it, and recommend it, particularly this
season. when the great OF disease. Winds is
prevalent.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by X. s. PATTERSON,
Mar l3 Washington, ID. G.
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Rv n. GREEN. .q,.cttonsrr.

GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &c, at Auction.-On Fri
VI day. the 10th instant, shall sell. the grocery store
and residence of Mr. Der, the of 9th and l.
streets, at 10 o'clock lot OF groceries and furniture,
viz:
Tea, sugar, coffee, spices, moasses, vinegar, oil,
Starch indigo, soap and candles,
Glass and crockery ware, glass jars, wooden ware,
Backing brushes fancy articles, with many other rt
cl-s in the grocery line.
Also lot OF furniture, such chairs, bedsteads ca rpet
&C., and two excellent stoves.
Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
Mar I4-T Auctioncer.
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IIARPER's new cheap edition Of Macaulsys Eng
ls"":-1o cents volume printed uniformly with
ANisons Europe, and with the English ohogra ply, each
number to CONAN volume, will be received woek,
and sold by TAYLOR MAURY, books Sellers noar 9th
street, where those wishing the can subscribe Per-
sons living al distance can receive tho work by mail
very small expense for postage. Mar Is
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McCLtNTO YOUNG.
WASHINGTON. 18th March. lS49.

WASHINGTON, 18th March, 1889.
DEAR respectfully request you accept this my
resignation OF the Office hold in the Treasury Depart
mcnt, take effect such day will be
for you to appoint my
In thus separating from the department. of which have
been the chief clerk for upwards of fifteen years. is due
you to the of my resignation
1t is simply this The act creating the Department of the
Interior provides for the appointment of Assistant Secre
tary Of the Treasury. prcscbes his duties, and specifies
such heretofore performed by chief clerk
thus virtually making the Office of the latter subordinate
cierkship
Having been repeatedly appointed the acting head of
the by four OF the last five Presidents
of vacancies sickness, absence of the Secretaries
sometimes in periods of great difficulty, and having dis
charged the c0nded to mo, believe with their
appreciation eespect fobids occupying position
inferior my hence the tender of resg
nation
called to this position without solicitation my
part and have retained until now, the request every
Secretary who succeeded the who first appointed me-
and would fan believe, from the confidence you have
already reposed in that you also would have made
change il my incIinatons had prompted to remain.
If be of any by remaining short period in
the department. it will give pleasure do for
shall hastily forget the kind and confidential
have been treated by you and shall it honor
be,
Your friend,
McCLINTOCK YOUNG.
Hon. WIN. NJ MKnEDrrH.
Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE Caxson, by Bulwer
Lord Mahon's History of England from the roacc Of
Uuetcht. Q vols.
Shaw's Outlines of English Literature, vol
Noel on the union of Church and State, vol
Oregon and California in 1913, by Thornton, vols.
Adventures in the Gold Region, vol;
Bowmans Introduction to Practical Chemistry, including
analysis vol.
Just published, and this day received
Mar 13 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Hon. WIN. M. MKnEDIrH,
Secretary of the Treasury.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS for Oregon, California,
IN or New Mexico, desiring to purchase Arms from
the United statesThe following regulations will govern
in issuing and ammunition, under the resolution of
Congress, approved March 2 |. 1919.
i. Each applicant send the War Depnrtrne an
affidavit thai 1t is his bona fde intention
and must state distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires.
& On recep of application and affidavit as above
stated, sufficient supply Of the and anmmn on
designated by him. to and equip each applicant, may
be delivered him his order, payment of cost
thereof Provided the government has such and the
same be sold without detriment to the public service
and then the applicant may receive such other
and ammunition ss he shall select, upon the condi-
tions.
3. Arms and ammunition furnished above will be de-
lverod each applicant his authorized agent
convenient arsenal where the
Tho place of delivery desired by the applicant should
designated.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War.
WAR DEPARTMENT March Is, lsi9.-2aw3w
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TTvRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from
l. William Whea,y, recorded in Liber W. ID. No l2s
foos and 10, of the land records for the county of
Washington tho subscriber will offer sale at pubc
auction the highest bidder Tuesday next the 2Oh
instant, O'Clock, p lots Nos. % and 25 in square
497 situated Al south, between and II streets
Also time and place, several other desira BILE
lots AS and ne,ghbofhood Of these lots
ing gradually improved, the attention OF purchasers is
vited to this good investment.
In of bad weather tho sale will be postponed until
the fair day. Terms will be liberal aud made known
1.-THE sale. JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
A. GREEN,
Marlk-3t Auctioneer.
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DweH"8 HOUSE and Crounds TOT Sate'
'IiE subscriber offers for sale moderate terms the
house and grounds in this city formerly occupied by
the late Mr. Forsyth while Secretary of State This prop
ey fronts on Pennsylvania avenue, Georgetown,
ana runs back to street, embracing large quantity OF
date largo family
IL sale be effected bv thu frst r mil tho
will tbcn be for rent R'h SMITH
Mar ll-d6if
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II KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the su-
preme Court Of the United States and attend to the
Washington, d. C.
Ma lV-d
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WHITE sand. c~lcined plaster, New Yosk cement
w Just received 700 bushels first quality white sand 80
casks Qarge sizc) best quality calcincd plaster.
Expected daily, lot Of the boat quality New York ce-
mcnt.
On hand, 800 cedar posts, with palinps of various
lengths. and various kinds OF lumber suitable for building
purposes. - "S
Which will all be sold reasonable terms for cash or to
punctual customers. " 1900 " ~
Those indebted to the undersigned by open account will
please call and sec my past business must be closed
p M. PEARSON,
Lumber yard, 9TH street, near the Canal
Mar l5-eo3t '
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r ITTELL's LIVING AGE-No. a53.-Price IaI cents.

r ITTELL'S LIVING AGE-No. 253.-Prlco I2L cents.
Ia NrENTs.
/. Miss Bremers Novels.-Chrissian Remenbrancer
2 An Old Lady's History.-JoHrndt of Commerce.
s. Baron Wessenberg's Souvenirs ct Penzecs.-Qua
terry Repie,u.
L. Faults on Both Sides Chambers's Journal.
s. State Of the Word-the German Empire France
Italy East Indian Glory and Embarrassment; ia.
maica; African Coast; American Slavery EN-.
rope; the French Assembly heland-Erannsr,
Spectator, britannia.
g. The Murder of General Brea.-Eramirer.
Z. The Coming Change in AntSlave Trade Move
ments.-SWcfator.
Poetry Song for California; On lS4s, epaph
Short Articles Sketch of Cavagnac Sketch OF Dsra eli
Closing Years of Dean Swi's Lille the Adversely OF
Honor Winter Sport Sandusky Bay Indian Incidents
Indians in Congress; Woseys Love Of Flatery An Irish
Captain New Books.
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wISCONsl


44a3. From Southport at a m Thursday
| By Pleasant Prairie and Franklin
To Antioch, Qlnos,) by IL m, lS miles
| And back between 2 p and 8 IN.
44s4. From Southport at Friday
| BY Pleasant Prairie and Walkers Prairie
| To Richmond by m, 80 miles
And back between 6 am and p m Saturday.
44S5. From Port Washington at m Thursday
BY Salisburys Mills ard Horizon
| To Beaver Dam, by IL m next day, 81 miles
And back between p m Friday and Sat-
| urday.
44S6. From Geneva at a m Wednesday
| By East Troy, Eaglevle and Watcrville
To Summit, by 8 p M, a. miles
And back between m and m Thursday.
| 44s7. From Waupun at 4 a m Saturday
To hartford by - m, 20 miles
And back between p m and p
4468 From Darien at a m Friday
BY Reeds Corners, Richmond, and Uttcr's Corn
To Whitewater, by II a m, 90 miles
And back, between pm and SPIN.
4489 From Milwaukee at m Wednesday
By Troy, Elkhorn, Delaware, Darien, Aliens
Grove, and Clinton
To Beloit by 6 m next day. so miles
And back between 6 m Friday and m Satur-
day.
AGO. From Fond du Lac at G a m Monday
To Plover Portage, by m Wednesday, 90 miles
And back between m Thursday and s m Sat-
urday.
449l. From Potosi at a m Saturday
To Bceown, by IL m, IA miles
And back between Up m and SPIN.
1892. From Summit at a m Wednesday
BY Oeonomewoc, Neosho and Maysvle
To Fond du Lac, by p m next day. 81 miles
And back between M Friday and p IN Satur-
day.
4493. From GAINESVILLE at a m Friday
BY Stones Bridge, Fulton, and Dunkrk
To Madison, by p m, 40 miles
And back between Ct m and p m Saturday.
4494. From Fort Washington a, a m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by IL next day, as miles
And back between p m Friday and m Saturday.
4495. From Sheboygan at a m Wednesday
BY Msysvllle and Henrcon
To the county seat of Dodge county,by p m next
day, 80 miles
And book between Friday and p m Satur-
day
1896 From Watertown at 6 a m Monday
By Waupun, Ccrcsco Berlin, and Plovcr Portage
To Stevens Point, by 6 p m next Wednesday, 100
And back between Ga m Thursday and 6p m Sat-
day.
4497 From Prairie du Chen at 6 on Monday
BY Round Prairie, Grahams Mills, Falls Of Black
River, mouth Of Ollcar river, Middle Mills on
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the Menominee river, mouth Of w lillian river
Saltwater, Marine Mills, and Oceola
To Falls Of ST. Croix, by p m next Saturday, $50
And back between m Monday and 6 IN mex,
Saturday.
Proposals for service in two weeks invited
IOWA.
1908 From Mount Pleasant at s a m Tuesday
By Deeds Mills, Brighton. and OskoooaA
To Monroe City, by IL m Thursday, IS miles
And back between 2 Thursday and s p IN ss,-
urday.
1909. From Delphi a, a m Thursday
BY Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Galenu, by IL IN, next day, So miles
And back between Friday and m satur.
day.
46lO. From Quashqueon at m Monday
By Independence
To s,urges's Rapids, in Black Hawk county, bysp
And back between 6 a m and 4 p m Tuesday.
46ll From the Racoon Forks Of the Dcs Mones river
To Council Bluff by IL a m Thursday, $50 mile.
And back between m Thursday, and Up IN Sun
day.
46l2. From Elkader at a Saturday
To Jacksonville by IL m, 10 miles
And back between m and Jpn.
46l3. From Fort Madison at m Monday
By West Point, Lowell, Mi. Pleasant, Crawfords-
To Dubuque, by p m Saturday, ITO miles
And back between 6 m Monday and m Sa.ur-
day
46l4 From Upton at s. m Wednesday
BY Pioneer Grove and Marion
To County Seat of Benton, 6 IN next day, So miles
And back between 6a m Friday and p m Satur.
day.
46l5. From Cedar Rapids at a m Monday
BY the County Seat of Benton County
To the falls of Cedar River, by p M next day, 10
And back between m Wednesday and m
Thursday.
46l6. From Iowa City at 60 m Thursday r.
By Wassons Mills, Washington county Hous-
toms Point, Keokuk county and Sigourney
To Lancaster, by II a m next day, 50 miles
And back between m Friday and m Satu-
day.
Proposals for making the service direct and enars
ing and expeditng the from Keoknk by Iowa City,
Dubuque which is at this under contract will be
sdered according the following specification of routes and
number of trips:
46l7 From Keokuk Nowa) at 4 a Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
BY Van Buren,, Pennington, Bonapare, Bentons-
port Winchester, and Birmingham
To Fairfield, by 10 same day, ~ miles
And back between n m and 10 m Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday; with a Ti-wesky
branch from Bentonspor some other point, 10
Keosauqua to be in due connection both
going and returning.
46ls. From Fairfield Qowa) at Tuesday, Thurs.
BY Walnut, Brighton Washington, and Yaton
To Iowa city, by p m same day, So miles
And back between m and m on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
1919. From Dubuque Nowa) at on Monday, Wednea'
By CASCADE Monticello, Anamosa F.irview,
Sprngville, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids,
and Hooser Grove
To Iowa City, by next day, SO miles
And back between6 m Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, and m next day.
Proposals through in "a hours will be considered
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1891 From Peru at a m Wednesday
By Troy Mills, Ovid Deweys Mills Lafayette
Grove, Keleys Mills Stillmsn and Kishwaukie
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To tho Editor.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1874.

WASHINGTON, March IA, ls49.
DEAR Having heard OF several false statements
being in circulation with reference to my resignation,
respectfully request you will, in justice both 10 Mr.
Meredith and myself place in the columns OF the Union
the annexed copy of my letter of resignation
Yours, truly,
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Mar I4-3t

Smithsonian Institution.
LNREE LECTURES "A of four lectures on Attica
and Athens at the expense Of the Smithsonian lnst
tuition, will be delivered by Professor Adopus L. Kaep.
pens, at Caruss Saloon, Friday evening, March I6
Tuesday, March %; Friday, March % and Tuesday,
March "a commencing at u o'clock.
Programmes Of the may be had the bookstore
of Mr. Franok Taylor and of Messrs Taylor and Mauy.
Mar l4-d4t
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INDIANA.

INDIANA.
1850. From Putnamsvie at Friday
BY Cataract Mills, Spencer, Whitehall, and STAN
To Sprngville, by p m, AZ miles
And back between S m and p m Saturday.
4Osl From Upton at 8 a m Monday
BY West Undertook
To Sawown, by l2m, 4miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
4O62. From Salem at 6 a m Thursday
By Leesvie
To Bloomington, by - m next day, so miles
And back between l p m Friday and m mex,
day.
To County Seat of Upton county, by 6 m, 40 miles
And back between m and p m next day
4Os4. From West Unity (ohio) at a m, Wednesday
To IA Grange Centre (Indana,) by 10 m mex, day,
50 miles
And back between . m Thursday and 6p m Fri
day
4Os5. From Leesburg at 10 m Friday
To Wolf Lake, by 6 p m, % miles
And back between a and p next day.
1885, From BelIevile at G m Saturday
To North Salem, by IL m, II miles
And back between p m and p m same day
4Os7. From Brownsown at a Saturday
BY David Bowman's
To Nashville, by SPIN, % miles
And back between ga m and P m next day.
1888. From Button at a m Tuesday
To Fort Wayne, by pm, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m next day.
1893. From La Grange at 10 am Saturday
To Goshen, by 6p M, "a miles
And back between a m and m Friday.
1920. From Monticello at 10 a IA Wednesday
To Lafayete, by 6p m, 26 miles
And back between a m and 2 p m Thursday.
4O9l From Pcrknsvillc at 5 m Saturday
BY New Lancaster
To Upton by IL am, 20 miles
And back between p m and Z pm.
4092 From Evansville at 5 m Saturday
To Cynthiana, by ii am, 20 miles
And back between p m and m.
4093 From Metea or Fulton at 6 a m Thursday
BY Perrysburg, Niconza Laketon, North Man
chester, Liberty Mills, and South Whitley
To Whitley, by IL noon next day, SIS miles
And back between p m Friday and 6 p m Mon
day
4094 From Washington at Friday
BY Fayetteville
To Bedford, by 8 pm, so miles
And back between and p m next day.
4095 From Jasper at m Friday
To Troy, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between and p m next day.
1905 From Evansville at Monday
By Albion and Fairfield
ToSalem, (l) by 6 m next Wednesday, LOG miles
And back between 6 m Thursday and p m
Saturday.
Query; Whether this route is necessary
4097. From Ponome (O.,) at 6 a m. Thursday
by Denmark, up the ST. Josephs river to Hnmil-
ton, and Biddle's Corners
To Coldwatcr, mich, by 10 m next day. so miles
And back between m Friday, and p m Saiur-
day.
TT
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