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CoNNUBrAL.-The editor of the Albany Knick.
erbocker says he found the following advertise
ment posted on lamp post in Canal street,
StrGyed or StOlea.-My wife Ann Maria,
Whoever returns her will get his head broke
As for trusting her, any body can do so who sees
iit-lor as never pay any of my own debts, it is
not at all likely that will lay awake nights
thinking about other peoples.
JAMES Q. DOIsoN.
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CHOLERA AT OMEGO,

BINGHAMProN, June, 9.
A letter has justbeen received from o~ego'
stating that a case OF. chpIera had occurred at
that place. and thai the patient is not expected
to recover,
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CHOLERA Al ALBANY.

ALBANY, June g.
Three cases Of cholera have been reported in
our city, to-day, one OF which has since proved
ialal.
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CHOLERA IN BROOAhYN

BROOELYN, June 9.
There were reported four cases, two of which
viz; Mrs, P, Hepburn and Mr.. Henry Putch,
died yesterday.
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CHOLERA IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June 3.
The Board of Health report two cases of cho-
era, but no death, during the Il hours ending
Thursday evening, June 7th.
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BY ItlE llUNGARlANS.
The 'ConstituhonelIe Zeitung' publishes a
proclamation which NJ Kossulh issued at
Debree2in on the 18th inst, and in which he
asserts that the Russians have been defeated
by Gen. BEN. 6OOD Russians are asserted 10
have surrendered at Kiyran, on the the 7th
inst, and above 10000 followed their exam
pie, three days after at Arsa Their arms,
cannon, horses and ammunition fell into tie
hands of the HungarianS
A letter from Vienna, of the 18th, in the
BreSlaucr letting, states that the Hungarian
have occupied Carlovitz the chief town of
the Seryian principally. The news Of the
occupation of IemeSwar, Arad, CaTlovit2 and
PautshOya by the Hungariaus, is confirmed
A rumor was current at Raab, on the 18th
inst, of the Russians having entered Hunga-
ry, near Dukia, and of their having suffered
adeteatirom Dembnsky, who engaged them
between BartCeId and Epeies
RUDA SURRENDERED TO THE HUNCA-
RlANS
At Presburg the positive intelligence was
brought on the nth instant, by travellers
quitting Pesth that Ottan the fortress at Bu.
da on the other side Of the nver opposite to
Pesth, had surrendered at discretion, The
booty which fell into the hands of the Ma
gyrs consisted of the military chest, 10000
muskets, 10 batteries, and considerable amt
of ammunition. The garrison, about 5000
strong, was convened at Comom. Fight ten
ders, towed by tugs, brough succor to the
Hungarians at Raab The news of its can.
ulre is therefore not confirmed. Gen. Bene-
dek had, after a retreat of more than two
hundred miles along the Carparthian chain,
effected a junction with the brigade vogel in
Tyrdu.
The bombardmont of Pesth from Buda
and OF Buda from Pesth, continued 10 the
18th; the former town suffered greatly the
latter less. At Pesth great enthusiasm con.
hnues prevail. The people feel certain of
being able to resist the Russians as we'll as
the lmperialists. The females have resumed
the old Hungarian csotume. Kossuth has no.
minated his sister General Superintendent Of
all the military hospitals, and she has addres.
scd proclamation to all ladies', calling on
them to pin IN her labor Of charity.
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CHOLERA DISPATCHES.

NEw YoRK, June Q.
Forty cases and nineteen deaths have been re-
ported to-day, for the past twenty'four hours,
New Yong, June 10.
To-day sixteen cases and ten death have been
reported.
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Important from Montreal
MONTREAL, June b,

mOkTREALi june "
The greatest excitement has prevailed through
out the city for the past few days in regard to the
tune assumed by the English papers relative to
Canadian affairs With the issue Of the city pa.
pers this morning, containing full details, the eX'
citemenl was increased.
The patty IN favor OF annexation call moIe
loudly than ever, and the greatest Indignation and
disgust prevails amongst the ultra loyalIsts. AP'
pearanceS in the Lower Provinces seem to justify
the supposition that no appeal to arms will be
made just yet.
The principal men the Tory party desire that
the result OF the mission Of Sir Allen McNab
SHOULD be known before ulteriOr measures are re-
soSted to. 1t stound, however, exceedingly dall'
cult to calm the loweE orders
The news will hurry on the National COnven-
tiOn.
Were his excellency oappear in this city, so
frghtuL are the threats uttered against him, that
il is feared he would be murdered Should this
feeling not soon subSide, he may not be safe even
at Monklands.
1t is in vain, however to pEedict what an hour
may bring forth.
6;- We Eeally wonder when the editor Of the
"Union Star" will wake up He is century be-
hind the age in his tariff notions. The English,
French and Turks, are all ahead of him, and he,
poo1 fellow, IS struggling away under the ruini
of the fallen tariff Of 1912 h he expects the
wings will lift the burtheR from his back. bis
ase is hopeless.
Wake ap! Wake up cousin, and tell US what
you really do want, if you are dissatisfied with
the act Of 1916,
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o. Virtue is the queen Of laborers; opinion,
the mistress of fools vanity the pride of nature !;
and contention the overthrow of families,
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YhiS lOre! ! This lovc,l

One evening last week respectable young lady,
daughter of rich farmer in Hemlock, eloped we
are niormed, withher lover in rather unroIoapt.
icstyle, travelling on foot to Muncy There il.
200 much matter of fact in going it foot and we
cant say we like the style.
We really hope the thing is not all true for we
should he sorry to hear tell Of any one being 50
completely moon struck.
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Colonies.

In the course of a recent debate in the House of
Commons, Mr. Gladstone defined in very ener-
getc terms the true end and aim Of Colonization,
and the proper object with which colonies should
be founded. "What Government should keep in
view," said Mr.. Gladstone, sin the establish.
ment Of colonies, is the great and important func.
ton laying the foundation Of new States in the
different quarters of the world II they establish
ed these me- communities on sound principles,
the political connexion would subsist so long as it
was good for either the colonies or the mother
country that /, shoSld exist, and when that ceas
ed, he trusted it would be severed not, as in the
case Of the United States, in blood, but by the ma
tural strength and energy Of the new country hav-
ing placed it in fit state for perfect self govern
ment and independence. When this position was
attained, tho similarity of institutions, Of customs,
and of race would form in themselves ties sinfnte.
ly stronger and more valuable than any insti.
tutlOns mere political connexiOn whatever
He did not perceive any good reason why colonies
especially where of nglo-Saxon origin and race
who " here able to pay their own way, and main
tain themselves should not have free insnua;ons,
whether their population was large or small"
WOMAN's AGE.-Eye, it is well known, was
sixteen years old when she was awakened at the
side other husband Sixteen years old, say an
cent writers, and that so boldly, that they must
have seen EYES register written in the lilies of
Paradise. Now women, who have, nine cases out
Of ten, more curious rabbinical learning than the
mean envy of our sex will allow to them-women
inheriting the privilege from their first parent,
believe that, after certain time, they have Just
right to let their FIRST sixteen years 60 for nothing,
and so they sink the preliminary sixteen with a
smile, counting, with mother Eve, their seven.
teenth as their first zeal birthday And they are
right; for it deduCti from your women of five
and'torty all she cares to lose, giving her fair
start with Eve, and pegging her back to full bloom
hine.and twenty. And, indeed, it is impossible
that any really charming woman should be day
older.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-06-16

Gj' Diamond, Of the size Of hens egg, has
been found in the valley Of the Sacramento The
finder demands one hundred 4nl eighty tyo thu.
sand d Has tor It
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-06-16

fcs- Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, has taken up his
residence at WheatIand, his country seat, about
mile west of Lancaster ClIy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-06-16

RUSSIA, says Mr.. Lippard, itself cannot present
a greater absuriity, than the Power entrusted in
our own country 70 cEc man, n,whoapPoint 100000
-Fca holders
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Further Intelligence from Europe by the
Europa.

The New York papers contain telegraphic
dispatches from London giving the news to
the latest momen! from the various parts Of
Europe.
HUNGARY-DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS
By THE HUNGARlANS.
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THE UNION.

the Menorlinee river mouth OF w lliam river
Saltwater Marine Mills, and Oceola
To Falls of ST. Croix, by next Saturday, $50
miles
And back between G a m Monday and 6 p next
Saturday.
Proposals for service once in two weeks are invited
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Cab

February I, 1919.
nN the petition OF Jordan L. Mott tho city of New
~ York. praying for the of patent granted to
said Jordan L. Mott for an Improvement in stoves for
years from the expiration said patent which takes
place on the 2lst day of July lS49-
l. is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office, on the first Monday in July next, IL O'Clock m
and all persons notified appear and show cause
any they have why said petition ought not be granted
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published in the Union
Globe National Demokrat, Washington, D. c.; Pennsyl-
yanian, Philadelphia Post, Psburg; True Sun, New
York Argus, Albany Post Boston; Gazette. Portsmouth,
New hampshire week for three successive weeks
previous to the first Monday in July next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents
p S. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
this notice Feb l6-law3w
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New routes In New Jsrssy. Pennsylvania Maryland,
and Ohio.

Extract from the Of Congress 81 March, l5i5, setsn Is
find be rie enacted That shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General all future lettings Of contracts for the
transportation of the mail, let the every 10
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other the mode OF such
transportation than may be TO provide for the due
CELEBRITY certainty, aud security osuch transportation
shall any contractor hereafter be required purchase
out take valuation, the stock vehicles of any pre-
yous for the route"
= Bidders will be careful read the forms and
tons appended to this advertisement They requested
state their prop sails the mode by which they intend
10 convey the mail. Where the and weight Of the
mails or speed called for in the schedules shall require
it, the will be made for coach, steamboat or rail-
road conveyance the case may be- and, consequently
such routes will be let bids proposing such mode of
veyance In all other cases. the will be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest modes of transportation.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day OF my lsts to the s0ih Jnns
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office the Post Office Department. in the city Of Washing
ton until M ofhe 4h April, 1919, 10 be decided by the
oath of April ls49) the and in the and
time herein specified viz:
1869 From ew.Ciermantown at 10 a m Wednesday
BY Poersve and Unionvle
To German Valley, by 2 m, IL miles
And back between 5 p and m same day.
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week. often
as the boats run between New York and Key
By Holmdo and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p and p same day
1871. From Tuckahoeat m Saturday
By Lower Bridge, on Cedar Creek, seaville, and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May c. H., by IL pm 90 miles
And back between m and IL m day
Proposals leave the morning, and in the after
noon of the day. day to be named, will be
sdered.
1872 From Philadelphia (Pa) at a Saturday
BY Camden IN. j. and the following places
Ellesburg Fellowship and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, IN. y by l2
m, 20 miles
And back between p and p m day.
1873. From Cranberry at 9 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick, by II M miles
And back between p m and p day
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TvIE Whist Players Hand book; 81 cents
The Handbook of Carving, with hints on the etiquette
of the dinner table numerous illustrations 81 cents
The French Scholars Hand book 81 cents.
Handbook of French it must be spoken ~ cents
Handbo OF Heradry; many illustrations; 81 cents
The German Scholars Hand book 81 cents.
The Anglers handbook /; many engravngs; 81 cents
The Chess Players Handbook 81 cents.
The Ham, book of Domestic Cookery 81 cents
The Handbook of Architecture engravngs " cents
Small volumes for the pocket imported per steamer Can
ada, aud just received by F. TAYLOR,
Feb 10
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1856. From Baltimore at & a m Saturday
BY Cub Hill and Fork Meeting -houso
To Beair, (Md) by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between 6 m and p m Friday.
1857. From Princess Anne alto m Wednesday
by Kingston
To Jefferson Corner, by 10 m, l6 miles
And back between m and p same day.
1853. From Eloou's Mills at 9 IN Saturday
BY Cl,rksyille and Sandy Spring
To Rockville, by . m, 25 miles
And back between a m and p m Friday
Proposals for tri-~eeky conveyance Ciarksyile or
through on the whole route, will be considered.
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INDIANA.

1880 From Putnamsvle at S a Friday
BY Cataract Mills, Spencer Whitehall, and STAN
To springville, by m, 40 miles
And back between 5 a m and m Saturday
AO8l From Upton at Monday
By West Undertook
To Srawtown, by l2m, Ia miles
And back between m and p same day.
AO89 From Salem at 6 a Thursday
BY Leesvile
To Bloomington by l2 m next day, SO miles
And back between p m Friday and q, next
4Oss From Munce, in Delaware county, at G m Friday
To County Seat of Upton county bye m, 40 miles
And back between 6 a M and p m next day
4Os4 From West Unity (Ohio) a, 6 m, Wednesday
To L. Grange Centre, Qndana) by IL m day,
And back between m Thursday and 6 pm Fri
day.
4Os5 From Leesburg at lOa m Friday
To Wolf Lake, by 6 M % miles
And back between 6 m and p m next day.
AOSC From BeiIevlle at 6 m Saturday
BY Denville
To North Salem, by II m, IT miles
And back between m and m same day.
4Os7 From Brownstown at 8 m Saturday
BY David Bowmans
To Nashville by 6p m, % miles
And back between 6 a m and p m next day.
4oss From Button at 8 a m Tuesday
To Fort Wayne by6 pm, SO miles
And back between 6 a m and p m next day.
4Os9. From La Grange at 10 "a m Saturday
81 To Goshen, by m, "a miles
And back between a m and Up m Friday.
1890. From Monticello at 10 m Wednesday
To lafayette by SPIN, 26 miles
And back between and p m Thursday.
Ao9l From Pekinsvile at S a IN Saturday
BY New Lancaster
To Upton, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and pm.
4O90 From Evansville at a m SATURDAY.
To Cynthiana, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p and p m.
1893. From Metea or Fulton at Ga m Thursdav
By Pcrrysburg, Nicoaza Laketon Nortb Man
chester, Liberty Mills, and South Whitley
To Whitley, by II noon next day. IS miles
And back between ! m Friday and D m Mon
day.
4l9A From Washington at 4 a m Friday
By Fayetteville
To Bedford, by pm SO miles
Aud back between a m and day.
4095 From Jasper at m Friday
To Troy by 6 m, 80 miles
And back between and p next day.
4o9G. From Evansville at 6 a Monday
By Albion and Fairfield
ToSaem, (Ill } by next Wednesday, LOG miles
And back between a m Thursday and m
Saturday
Query: Whether this route is necessary
A097. From Ponome, (O.D at a m. Thursday
BY Denmark, up the ST. Joseph'a river to Haml-
ton, and Biddlc's Corners
To Coldwater, Mich y by IL m next day, SO miles
And back between 2 m Friday, and p m Sstur-
day.
ILLINOIS.
Anal From Peru at a m Wednesday
By Troy Mills, Ovid Dewey's Mills, Lafayette
Grove, Keleys Mills SULLIVAN and Kishwauke
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IOWA.

IOWA.
4G05 From Mount Pleasant at m Tuesday
BY Deeds Mills, Brighton, and Oskoloosa
To Monroe City, by ~ m Thursday, IS miles
And back between IN Thursday and m Sat
urday.
1908. From Delphi a a m Thursday
by Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Gelena, by IL m, next day, Sc miles
And back between p m Friday and Up m Satur-
46l0. From Quashqueton at 8 a m Monday
BY Independence
To sturges's Rapids, in Black Hawk county, by p
And back between 6 a m and p m Tuesday.
a6l From the Raeoon Forks of the Des Mones
am Monday
To Council Bluff, by II a m Thursday $50 miles
And back between Up m Thursday, and ID Sun
day.
4GI2. From Elkader at a m Saturday
ToJacksonslle by IL IN, Is miles
And back between m and Z pm.
4Cl3. From Fort Madison a m Monday
By West Point, Lowell, MI. Pleasant Crawfords-
VILE, and Iowa City
To Dubuque, by q I'm Saturday, 10 miles
And back between a Monday and m satur-
day
iGll From Upton at m Wednesday
BY Pioneer Grove and Marion
10 County Seat Of Benton, q next day. GO miles
And back between Ga IN Friday and CT m Saur-
day.
aGl5 From Cedar Rapids at n m Monday
BY the County Seat of Benton County
To the falls of Cedar River by m next day, 10
Thursday.
4CG. From Iowa City at G m Thursday
BY Wasson's Mills, Washington county, Hous-
toms Point, Keokuk county and Sigoumey
To Lancaster, by III a IN next day, SO miles
And back between m Friday and m Saur-
day.
Proposals for making the service direct and enarg
ing and expedng the from Keouk by Iowa City,
Dubuque which this under contract will be
sdered according the following specification Of and
number of trips:
4Gl7 From KsolSuk Qowa) at 4 a Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
By Van Buren,, Pennington, Bonaparte, Bentons
port Winchester and Birmingham
To Fairfield, by ~ m day, 10 miles
And back between a m and 10 on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, with tri-weekly
branch from Bentonspor or other point, to
Keosauqua TO be in due both
going and returning.
4Gl3 From Fairfield Qowa) at Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
By Walnut, Brighton Washington, and Yattou
To Iowa city, by pm same day, Sc miles
And back between m and p m Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
46l9. From Dubuque Uowa) at 6 on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
By Cascade Monticello, Anamosa Fairview
Sprngviile, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids,
and Hoosier Grove
To Iowa City, by next day, 80 miles
And back between m Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday and m next day.
Proposals to run through in "a hours will be considered
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Muroh 1910


March 10, 1919.
ON the petition of William Steele, York
~ praying Tor the extension of patent granted to said
William Steele, for an improvement in making brushes
tor seven years from the expiration OF said patens, which
takes place on the 18th day of August, ls49,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office on the lst Monday in August next IL O'Clock, M
and all persons notified appear and show cause,
any they have why said petition ought granted
Ordered, also, that this notice be published the Unon
Globe, and National Demokrat Washington Republican
Argus, Baltimore; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Post
Pitsbnrg; True Sun, New York; Post and Times Bos-
ton Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire once week
for three successive weeks previous the LIST Monday
August next.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p. S.Edors OF the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills 10 the Patent Office with paper contain
ing this notice Mar fl-lawSw
ITO TEACHERs.-A vacancy having occurred in the
l. Male Public High School of Baltimore, by the resigna.
ton Of the principal, examination of applicants fill
the vacancy will be held the Office of the
of public schools in the city of Baltimore, at nno O'Clock
a. m, on the 18th day Of March, 1919.
The departments oil instruction in the High School aTe
LIST, belle lettres and history I'd mathematics 3d. natural
sciences; 4th moral, mental, and political sciences; 5h
ancient languages 9th, modern languages 7th graphies
Sth, music.
The principal will be expected nsuc, in the lst ab,
and 9th departments Ii is the duty OF the
examinations, besides ascertaning by personal examl
nation, the literary qualifications of applicants, to re-
quire satisfactory testimonials Of their moral character
their ability communicate information and their sound
ness of Judgment discretion in the management OF a
school The salary is fixed at 81 200 per annun
BY order of the commissioners of public schools OF the
city of Baltimore
j. w. TILYARD.
Feb IS-2sw2w
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WISCON SIN.

WISCONSIN.
44S3. From Southport at m Thursday
By Pleasant Prairie and Franklin
To Antioch (Illinois,) by ~ M 10 miles
And back between p m and : pm.
44S4. From Southport at m Friday
By Pleasant Prairie and Walkers Prairie
To Richmond, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between G I'M and p m Saturday.
44s5. From Port Washington at IN Thursday
BY Salisbury's Mills ard Horizon
To Beaver Dam, by IL m next day, 81 miles
And back between p m Friday and p Sat-
urday.
448G. From Geneva at a m Wednesday
BY East Troy, Eageville, and Waterville
To Summit, by m, AZ miles
And back between a m and 8 p m Thursday.
44s7. From Waupun at 4 m Saturday
BY Ceresco
To hartford by ~ m, 90 miles
And back between p m and p M
44ss. From Daren al la m Friday
By Reeds Corners, Richmond, and Uter's Corn
To Whitewater, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and SPIN.
44s9 From Milwaukee at a m Wednesday
BY Troy, Ekhom, Delaware, Daren, Aliens
Grove, and Clinton
To Beloit, by m next day, SO miles
And back between m Friday and p Satur-
449O From Fond du Lac at g. m Monday
BY Huntsville
To Pover Portage, by 6 pm Wednesday, % miles
And back between m Thursday and 6 p m Sat-
urday.
a49l From Potosi at a m Saturday
To Bceiown, by IL m, Ia miles
And back between Q p m and pm.
4A92 From Summit at 6 Wednesday
BY Oeonomewoe, Neosho, and Maysville
To Fond du Lac, by p m next day, 81 miles
And back between m Friday and 6 p m Satnr-
day.
4493. From GAINESVILLE at 6 a m Friday
BY Stones Bridge, Fulton, and Dunkirk
To Madison, by m, 40 miles
And back between a m and p m Saturday.
4494. From Fort Washington at 6 m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by II m next day, 4S miles
And back between m Friday and G m Saturday.
4495. From Sheboygan at 6 a m Wednesday
BY Maysvie and Henricon
To the county seat of Dodge county, by m next
day, 60 miles
And back between m Friday and m Satur-
day.
4496. From Watertown at a m Monday
BY Waupun, Ceresco, Berlin, and Plover Portage
To Stevens Point by 6 p Wednesday, 100
miles
And back between IA m Thursday and C p m Sat-
day.
4497. From Pnredu Chen at 6 a on Monday
BY Round Prairie, Graham's Mills, Fails Of Black
River, mouth Of Ollcer river, Middle Mills, on
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ILLINOIS.

anal From Peru at 6 a m Wednesday
BY Troy Mills, Ovid Dewey's Mills, Lafayette
Grove, KeIeys Mills, SULLIVAN and Kisbwaukie