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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
PROSPECTUS
or THE
w EST T. r n I n ION

I'll" above is The title Of new Vine Newspaper,
which III" undersigned proposes 10 publish weekly, IN
The city oi Hannibal.
Desiring 10 max" il generally useful, The Gator viii
Weld place in lis columns +" whatever OF mtcrcs ing
tNs be- may he able to procure III the rage Of politics,
history, general literature, scIencc, tie mechanic
ms.
The politician VIII Gud i: IT as extensive and accr-
rate an abstract OF Congressional proceedings, and Of
The action OF o., State Legislature, the limited
space OF weekly newspaper will admit; ani, from
time 10 time such information viii he -ivoi', Oi the
T. .slation OF sister States, would be likely to
prove useful hints TO our own ics i,aloFs
The farmer will find in every number, review OF
the Hannibal market, accompanied with Il carefully
corrected Price Cnrrni oil every article Of Produce.
The general reader viii be ekclainci with brief
though the editor hopes, interesting, historical and
biograuhcal sketches, with notices OF the discoveries
of modern science IN mechanics, agriculture and III,
ants and with the most pleasant norscls OF our modcrI
! literature.
The editor Is thorough Wing, and, of course, hi
| political Articles viii bear the genGlnc Wing stamp
throughout, bat 10 effort will be spared To obi ain io
the public the very latest news, on all subjects, and Il
mpa,t 10 hls paper high dGgrce of interest anu use
lulucss 10 every class OF reateg5
lie has made an effort 10 obtain able editorial assist
ancc, and IS determined that his paper shall be we
conducted.
ORION CLEMENS.
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ST. Louis Market.


NoEp,Y EvfStNG. Oct 1th
But'wo boats in port receiving f,ieigOs for New
q leans To-day. aud both were refusing a. advanced
rates. The advance in price. well a. the impussi-
lilty Of shipping. had very serious ccc; upon the
general operations of the Produce market. llouI
would moi woIc. although offered at Slight decline
on S,tu,day'- Uuo'ato Sales less than 1000 bar
rcls ctIrr'cd chiefly in The forenoon 10 ill order
Tor the Coasi-Sdpcrliu" Al 50 ~ No-eN'ta 81 II
a -. \ fair business done in Wh"a, and Oats, but
LITTLE in other grain.
Nothing OF note done in 7 DIVISIONS Groceries
and the market about rs reported for several days
Bacon and Ia,j cuquucd 10 .hu stock, OF the olm-
cr too light 10 admit o; large operations. unlcS-
IN Hams. which ore NOT mucn wanted. Clear Sides
aud prime Shoulder, most IN favor. aud desirable
lots of either would meet with ready SALES at the quo
tous--.ay, Tor Shoulders, a l-2c, Clear Sides
81 i w..
Hcmn $50 - per tnn--Elour 81 a ! SD-Whoal
jica i6c-Co,n, yellow. soc. socks rctnrncd-Whitc
DOC, sacks inclrtcd-.R Rye duh at 15c Sides Sc
Euiicr sale, o. 600 lbs 1T grp inc III sell =, 10
lIc--roth'ocs 80 6lc--Dnlons 20 a 1jc-Flaysrcd
81 21-ildcs. llwt"c--"io Coffee - 81 i3r-
q. y. SaltSl - 80.
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movement, with the intention III attacking
the bridge across the Schlcs at Mcs'cudcr.
The Danes were driven from their fortified
position at kossrndori AMI other places,
into I'll cir entertainments, from which they
canno,ladcd the iIolstciners for about an
hour. bat without effect. When the firing
ceased, and the llol,teincrS began to retire.
the Danes replaced the bridge, which they
had previously removed, and crossed with
the intention OF iarras,ng the retreat of
the ilulslciuers. but found them SO strong
rs to render it unadvi3ablc to press them
clio ,cv. Gen. Wilson took possession of
EckcnlorI, and established his hcad.Quar-
ter. at that ,own.in the afternoon, but was
subsequently forced to retire, owing to the
proximity OF the Danish SLIPS. the army
bvouackcd at points somewhat in advance
of their former position, and on the loI-
lowing day the Danes still declined TO give
battle. They occupied the position which
they had occupied previously 10 the ad.
vance, and up to the | Eth no further move
m.nt had been made. The Ilostcincrs
io,t ~ men, the Danes about 10.
Nuw ORLr.Ns, Oct. J.
The Alabama has arrived from Chacrcs
with San Francisco dates to the lst Scptcm.
bcr--with 10 passengers.
peicc had been restored in Sacramento
City.
Late ndviccs from Texas state that Col.
wilson the special messenger had returned.
Gov. y III intends issuing proclamation,
suhjcc,ing to the popular vote the PROPOSE
ton Of the General Government, immcdi-
-. a.. 81 81
official news Of the passage of the bill.
The vote will probably be taken about
the first September.
WASHINGTON Oct. Is =. NJ.
Edward G. Dale has been appointed
Treasur CT ot the U.s., in place of Col J. IL.
ScIdcn.
4 young lady died las; night, from the
effects Of olson. An apotherary sent her
morphine instead of quinne, rs prescribed
by her physician.
PROVIDENCE Il. L., Oct. 1.
Tho sale of tickets for Jenny Limbs first
couccr, on Mouday next took place Til,
morning, and attracted large crowd.
The first ticket waS put up aud sold To
Cot. Ross OF I'rovdrncc. for $500.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
CI>ci,SN>rI, Oct. 9th.
\ memorial was presented and referred,
relative to the printing OF standard edition
of the Bible, as contemplate" by 4 rcsoIu-
ton OF the last General Convention.
B,irlMoRr, Oct. ), NJ.
Howe. the Democratic Candidate for
Governor of Maryani is supposed to be
elected by 1900 majority over Clarke, tic
Wing Candidate.
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Two Weeks Lat IL from California.
Navy ork Ger D.

u.
The steam err Cherokee arrived Til. NOR
nino. with two weeks later news iron, Cat.
ilornia. She has on board 10 passengers.
ST 100000 in gold. The Disturbances ia
Sacramento city. have ceased. After the
frs, outbreak some of the ring.lcadcr,
were arrested. and are now in prison.
AWAITING trial. Rumnr; were current that
IN armed band Of 100 men are in the ii.
cinrv of Wcaver,,ile. The unihoritir,
have sent ont ,,ics in every direction.
Mayor Bigclow i, couvalc,eeni. Property
holder, have shown more confidence since
the arrival of the gentleman sen, by Mr..
Lechcr on Il mission relative to land titles.
The excitement N northern mines against
the foreigners hal sub<ilcd, and busincs,
was mirroring.
The news Il the death Of President
Tavlor reached San Flau.isco on ,h. pit
ul,.. and was received with every dcmoa-
slralion or sorrow. and the 3Jth. appropri.
ate funeral ceremonies were performed.
The Sacramento difficulties have been
settled 10y the dispersion Of the squattcrs.
The report brought by the last steamer Of
the burning 81 the city proved 10 be un-
founded.
In thodilltreni meecs between the ci..
liens and there rioters, tnchayc been killc,,
on the part ct the Iormer' SAeIlD Alrhn-
mey ana W. " oo'M y, u, W'u,rI1' wa! "'
ter3, Georgo ". panshan and Madison
were killed. The keeper of the house from
which the first shot was Cred, aI'ar bcin4
dangerously wounded, was pursued and
captured his wife had been dangerously
ia Tor some time, AMI died from excitement
DURING the a(rav.
The banking house Of Henry Mcknight
x Co., and WaIoss y Co., of Sacramento
CITY, had st3pped pavment.
Politically and socially, all seems going
on well in California. The accounts from,
the gold mines are still more encouraging
and we could I'LL column with placer
news il we had room. We must, however
he content with Il acre skeleton abstract
We are crcdib'y informed that one man at
one hauI took I'D ID lump OF pure gold IN
luba, fourteen miles from Alarysvillc. The
other mines in the vicinity Of llumboIi's
bar, the lHa CoEfor"jo says, perhaps al
the ''t''n' ,'''e ,,'' Ivy. q, ,;''I',"p'0 ="
&c rIche' "'Pos''S III o''''''nl'' N''" ,,n ="
Trinity, Sha, ana i n' ITt'"' 'n s"n
sands are al work ". ' oN',"o'u'' " J S"L
cess, snd new ni@"g'"3' are "''''o'' 0"'S
opened.
-, MOS, ,... 80. rn,, ,;,yrox Mrrr
I"E hhsoh'rioNS Wv nn'" ti rho.o reso!n
iNo ON SA''h"IN iN'." n,,;n ~ c,;,;cisn,
t'o.'S a "'u ~, IS ,hrm assume positions so III
bat some oi .nu'', Ill.,, ,"n cannot forbcor +,
d'cf""l l?n "D nn (or,hn examination Of tn,
hoia '"' T, W ,ho sccond one as sample
puo'''' IN.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

GREAT BARGAINS
IN NEW
ram s. Os'Es'9S}1s HOGGs%'
COLLINS 4 i Il Il K d.
II AVE. Just received dirrc, from the Eastern CIT
/ les their ,,orl, oi New Fal, and Winter I, ben.
which Is oil lie best ever brought To iilu,hal amt
they pledge them 'clyc, 10 sell cheap as the chrap.
est II not little cheaper. Their goods wrIC buugh,
by old and experienced buyer and the STYLES can't
h.lp but please the taste o the most ia,iidIos Their
stock consists in part of the following aIticc~ VIZ:
CassiucCcs, plain black, Doe skin aud fancy, a,
all prices.
sat,tne,ts, grey miSI, blue AMI black
Kentucky Jeans, twcclS Sc
Etanncfs, red white twiIlcd and yellow.
Blankets, Gcntirclla aud navy blue, Gicy mN'd.
olive, red and White HlIcInaw all prices, ani Il
line assortment Of Bed y Horse blankets.
Iinscys, chameleon, red, blue and Gail plhids,
high colurS
(.imgI,amS Manchester, Ea,l-ton, French,
Mourning aud SECOND Iuoululug
Prints.
4 beautiful assortment oil American ami Enr'ish
mourning and hall mourning prints, blue anl uIdngc
piuts 3 | aud II French red ch,uia.
"a y "a tickngs, all brands aud qualities.
81 7-SS il brown mu,llns from comiuomto Nnc.
81 rs y IL brachrd mu,lins.
Hlcaclcd and brown drilling.
Table lucus, tuwcliuc., &'., Cotton Fllnrcls.
Winter sp:rss Gonds.
Plain and figured nIiraus mud Other U.ircs, ui c,rIl
grade; French aud English mrruocs, ihlhc', Jenny
Lind, and Canton cloths plain AMI fancy coIorci NOUS.
de- lanes, beautiful article ipr chlldrn's dir--r',
s.says's.
The hnY stale -hIwl, ucN article long and sipdi"
blanket and rob boy, colorcl, plain and cmbroIIcrrd
cashmrrcs, It'll other varieties too unrlou, Ia paiiic.
ularhc.
Plain black Italian, cIans"abc and li,ncd, anu lm.
Key fams, line assortment
tt;bbnns.
nouuoi, cap bc' satin and hlac' id'as, 81 % fine
y beautiful assortment o, velvet ribbons, Tor llumlng-.
ningcs tapes cambIic, Swiss aIdnrn clgiu-s, lu-cr-
Iu.3 rrenth worked collars, caps, cotton IHocs cdg
white GOOD,
Plaid rambnc locouuts, sNl-a mlsil1sj book mn
Inns, Victoria lawns, null null, s..
suuIIiCs,
Comforts, hoods, mua, buck gloves aud mrs. bon
ne, silks, brais cotton and wosteh he .ry black u,l
ian and fancy crayats, pQr-,c silk, handkrrchrers
zephyr woslcd, shell ''ck auG side combs, m,r.c.,
beads, clasps, r.rtulcs,GI.
%, 'f..is and Gaps.
- and nnc colh Eur ,"a \ -ilk rl-h caps. l.
Common and the sll, Angola rough Nudrcody and ca.
siincrc hats,
tMrn'3, boySS youths h'P and "''' Hes-
Mcn's, boys aud youth, kip aud thick bo6T..
! long leg, water proof
:, thick double sole ur&ha Article
| - metallic oyer-shccS.
Ladies' Inc pa'rn, leather lip Gai'crscstra ar,ile
" " snichhid welt bu,ins,
/ !, Kid (.
metallic oycrshoes,
/ i goat aud morocco hOotr"s.
Misses calf aud roa, morocco and grain bootces.
kid heel husRins
C6,l,rcns morocco and goat K. L shoes
- cclolcd roans.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
NOTICE or A RUNAWAY SLAVE.

ftEtRE vas committed To the iail II the county Of
4 s. louI> hy Peter ". tombstone, 81; II Justice
OF the Peace within ard for the county OF ST. Louis,
On The Isl day q. luly $50, runaway save negro
man, who says = name j. \NlES JONES, about 80
years old. ty" feet nine inches high, of dark copper
color, has huLy hair Hcar, mustachc. had on when
committed yellow pans pants, chcc. shi,, and OLD
hd,k clDh cap; owner unknown. The u'rncr of said
-av"is hereby no'sh.ltu make application with.
IN Three month, ljom this date Wuvc property accord.
ding law. pay charges and take him away otherwise
!Wh' on Monday, the 18th day of November 1880, be-
tween me hours " and o'cloc, Of that day, al the
cast mont door OF m" Cont house, in the city and
county al ~. Louis. STATE Ut Missouri sell The said nc.
statute in such 81 @ made and provided.
HENRY l.. EELT,
ShrIil OF s. Louis county, Mo,
ana H. ..m
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- WILLIAM COHEN, O.
Is WARE f1Nlit.E.R md JEW n


Main Street, hannibal, Mo.
liiE W'rcr'brr has iora0uouily located IN this city
! and 3 Away prepared to repair watches, broken
.jrNr!N. Ar.,ln 'he mo Wol Auaul;r manner and on
the most IL enable lorls. lie has nov ON hand aud
constantly receiving fresh supplies of the incs AMI
mn'l IA houailc lrwchy, Watches, Clocks Sc, from
unsurpassed hy any other house IL The city, aud those
"ho EN"tuu "1l "l'l tr eGtAhcd with Iii, Bargains;
As he ollrl7 great Inducements TO purchasers.
The u'Wn. "i N',iou and kall, cUuniios sc.
'prrNu'Y IN 'h1' 20 gi"r lac a call store on Main
street. nrroa'c the "GI,a' Nc.'clU'
lhy T..
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

AnAnE CHANCE. -ys...yTED.
Ncer vnuy iect OyI
a complete Assortment

.nF all k,uds rnd qualities OF the best and most dc
~ .ilale Goods in tie city, and for sale at the low
est rates, Please s'e US CALI anl yoa'li be sue TO
1.Ei.LOY {. HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

Wing Candidate.
For nc Lor.sy'I. Courier
NEMruIs sept. ~
\ steamboat, name unknown, sank near
tic foot Of Ellis ellis, Mississippi river. al
!Ionday night, the OH inst. She was seen
by some negroes making very slow pro
grcss up stream, when Sudlcmly she went
doun with load kissing noise. All on
board are supposed to have per5hed. The
river at that points very narrow, ana Of
great depth.
NEW YORK Sept 2l,--Sr. NJ.
The steamship Pacific made the passage
across the Atlantic in ten days AMI five
hour,.-'our hours quicker than ANY other
American Steamer, and eighteen hours
quicker than any Batish Steamer ever
made the run from Liverpool TO New
York.
Owing to con tinued heavy rains the war III
Scheswig has been at Stand-sliil. Fiat
meadows are under water, ana in some
places to such Il depth that only the roofs
of houses could he seen above it. The
Germans generally are expressing great
discomfort at the delay.
BELGIUM
lIaynau has arrived al AK la Chapcllc,
suffering from the logging received from
the London draymcn. He was treated
while passing lhro,gh Belgium, with silent
contempt. lie sncaGci out OF London and
England is quick rs possible.
Tho first case under the fugitive slave bill,
come up before the L. $. Commissioner, at
New York, On Friday. The slave belonged 70
Baltimore, and had left his mistress abou, two
years ago, After hearing the testimony, the
Commissioner authorized tho mistress ar her a
gent and attorney, to use such reasonable farce
anl restraint as may be necessary under the
circumstances Of lho case, to take and remove
'Lc fugitive back to the Stale Of Maryland.
The agent then made oath that be feared an
at,em,.t " 5uld be made to rescue tie slave
while on his way 10 Maryland asked that t
sufficient force would be given to prevent it. -
The commissioner ordered the slave into the
custody Of the L. S. Marshal, with directions
to him to provide a sufficient ioece to guard th'
) slave on hi. way back
: 4 LEGISLATURE REronE A. GRAND jerry
The Grand Jury OF Harris county, te"r
ria, in the discharge OF those duties "hIc'
,o,,.;re them TO take notice OF nu ianccH
have made prcs.ss'mcm % the 'eS,''"'u III
of that State, for making provision Tor Co..
ing State Convention, They think sucl
an act wholly mcaIlcd for. and caIcuaie'
, to disturb the peace of the country.--i"'H
Burial Murnun ny BRoTnER.-Cap
tain Sidney Lain having beaten nogr
? woman most numerically, Sept. 6ih, u
} Mathews Co., Md, his brother, William
= Lain, went to his house TO remonstrat
g with him COR cruelty in beating the Negro
: lie told him to leave or he would shoe
him, and taking up Il gun he shot his brotI
i err down without further words, and Indin
- he had not killed him, he reloaded, and plo
cling the muz4lc against his body shot
cain. which caused death instantly. Grea
excitement prevails in Mathews COUNTY
,e lie was no, arrested, and is supposed
4 have. gone north
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
nrOr1 AID EHCEn.

IUSr ,tccnct, large and veil selected s,seI,
j among which /, complete assoTmout Of Ladies
slippers, nn7hiu5r walking Shoes. Also o large
supply ol Misses, Boys ari lhi!lens shoes as well
las & t.He"'' Ne1', in sIeat ,l'i,,y,at
oylli g.. r. GREEN'S.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
BONNET RIBBONS.

- = pieces olthc latest fall style JUS! received aad
~ ,or gac by NEl.LoN HHWNh~S,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

4 FIo-N sWIp'yII.I rlcoIycI' anI ycTy ch0NN. TuI
"A sale by oct , q. 7. GREEN.
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PRODUCE WANTED
Carpets. CARPETS!

ftDlE highc, market price Will be- paid FOR all kim
1 Of produce, at the f'peoplc's Store"
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GROCERIES,.

lSr received end Alll keep constantly on hand all
~ kind, OF Groccric,, such Sugar, Coffee, MoIasS-
os, Machcrc, Vinegar and Rice, for which | olrr
cheap. Call At the "pcopc's Storo,' where YOU will
always find I'll. DuUning, ready 10 wal, ON you.
sonl
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NEW YORK Sept. lis p. NJ.

lIaynau has arrived al AK la Chapcllc,
suffering from the logging received from
the London draymcn. He was treated
while passing ihro,gh Belgium, with silent
contempt. lie sncahci out OF London and
England as quick as possible.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

Ngw York Oct 1-3,r, NJ.
DENMARK AND THE DUICilliS'
.Adyiccs from Hamburg state that on inc
18th lhg llqslqlN army made y lqrWa'a
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

indigo malder coppcras, sc.
Es-Wc would respectfully solicit all those trading
it, Hannibal TO call and look through our sccl. hcutc
purchasing Our store is the east side a. ",,ai,
street, between l and Bird streets. And the onl,
store in town with i-SroSE C0IuMNs..r1
| sept. 10, 30, COLLiNsS BREED.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

ylSI opened tine lot OF BOOTS and SHOES
y OF all qualities, among which You Will find some
beautiful, excelsior kid tics for the ladlcs--a
WIN. HAWKINS.
GONE fine Dc1ius, Cashm"rcs, Llstrcs aud Cling
~ hauis, at the new store OF WIN. HAWKINS.
SNTEp in and examine those fine Blankets, and Ready
~ made clothing al the store of
WIN. HAWKINS.
WA. FsatrIiuS
IIAS opened hi, CARPETS aud RUGS,
l on" door moth OF Mellon and Hawkins [oct3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
New York Politics.

The Burlington Free Press condemns the bolt
ers- the Rutland Union Hh,g condemns the ma
jo'ity. As you please, gentlemen: if Vermont
ers are to take part IN the skrlmmage, let US all
have chance. We think The conduct of the
minority boilers entirely unjustifable. They
wished 10 approve the compromise measures,
without Questioning the motives or the principles
Of he eminsn: wings who opposed those meas
ures: the msjority wished to approve those wings
for their opposition, without mpugning the mo-
tves of those who favored the Compromise
The majority Of course carried their point, and
we have not the slightest doubt that in dong so
they were not only true to the sentiment OF the
Wing party of New York, but of New England
also. But suppose it were not so-suppose the
majority were mistaken: is that good ground for
boiling? Surely not. Had the tables been turn
ed-had the boters been on the other side, we
do rot doubt that the gentleman vino are now in
the minority would have been verv earnest in
their condemnation of such course. If things
have cone to that pass that men Of any party,
who agree in tho ''aIn, Garnet be content to sub
nit 10 the majority in matters not essential, tsere
is Of course an END Of party organizalion-of
concerted action, even to attain objects which
ali confess to be desitable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
The Legislature

Meets to-day. The session vii undoubtedly be
of more Than ordinary interest, as Senator Is to
be elected. There will be about the usual
amount ot applications for banks, railways, &C.,
and probably the homestead and general railroad
acts, the Ii ense laws, lboih as to pediers and
dealers in liquors.) and the school laws, and the
proj ct Of general acts for banking and manu-
featuring companies, will all be considered. Still
we hink The session may be reduced 10 about
three weeks without much difficulty and we
| suggest plan for trial, If "the ass mbled WIS
dom" chooses To vesture the experiment. Il is
to provide By the rules that for the first ten day
morning. sess only shlli be holden, for Tie
reception and reference # bills, petitions, and
resolutions. aad the election Ut all ecsssary of
ticers; that du ing that time, after the appoint
NETT Of Committees, 1t shall be the duty Of escn
committee 10 sii every afternoon if business
requires; end thai after the tenth day OF the St S.
-ion, no bill, peii'lun, or resolution shall be IN
Iroduced, except reported by committees, with
out The unanimous consent Of the House or Sem
ate, as the case may be. Provision should also
be made TO secure the return If votes for coun-
~ officers and abstracts of the grand last on the
first day Of the session, and require a report of
all vacancies in county Offices by the tbrd
Thursday OF October. Perhaps it may not be
advisable or possible to enforce such rules rigid
y at this session, inasmuch as persons intending
to bring business before the legislature may
bu, we are of the opinion that the system can be
made u good one not merely for the despatch of
business, Blu. for having business treu done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10

From Gan Francisco, via Sacramento City, to Trinity
From Sacramento Cry, vie Yab, e.. Ls~'oa' A.nehs'
From Sacramento City, via ssocktsa snd eooesa " hsn
Cuz san juan San Antonio, Miguel, San Luis ObisPo,
Santa Barbara, Lo. Angeles, 10 San Diego
San lose fan Juan, B4uptsa Mca,srsy, sesda. San Mig
ue San Luis Ob,spo, Dana's La Purpiaa. santa Tres
San Juan Maxus'lta and san Luis key
From the CITY of Jose, to sioekton via san Jose ME-
Fm the city of San Jose to Benicia VIA the MISSION OF
San Jose and Martinez
From hoa,erey to Towslamne, via P'chseos.
From the cit OF san Jose TO santa Cruz
From Los Ang los 10 san Pedro.
n.n is' xoi.nd., chiao PsI., and Aqs, caIi.nts
From san Francisco Sacramento, via San saiito and BE-
nicis.
From Benicia 10 Hum olr and Trinidad, Sonom,.
fron Beuicia Sto k,on, via Mar in and New iofk
From s.sramens 60 hu%s s anu iasd, wa Ya~s
Town, Ner>, L,prn's, Rsadn:'s anu PAeehown.
F.oa Ca,sou Valley Settlement via colu
the gold dgsinss On the Rio de los
from Yuva Town he god dissnss in Bear Yuva, and
From Sacramento to Lo. Mariposas Mines by MurPhsys
shaddsms, Irds, isabes StocAt0n, s'an'aus aud low"
From stockton gold dssns Of the Mokeiumns and
From stockton to the gold dsyns the ssanssus, Tow
alunnc, and Mercedes rivers.
From Astoria, via mouth Of the Con,z river Plymouth
Po,tI.nd Milwaukee, oregon City, Linn Guy, lafyeus, Ma
hanie Ford's Nesnt's Mills, Marysvile John Lioyds
Eugene sknneI Pleasant Hill, the mouth Of the Jump
qua river. 80
From the Umpqua Valley to Sacramento City n California
From Oregon City, Champoy, salem, Hamilton, Camp
be Albany, Kirk Ferry, w. b. Maays to Jacob spores
IN Linn county. ,
the Conlitz river.
From PortIaud Vancouver, the Dass of the Colum
bia river.
From Portland to Hillsborough.
From Oregon lily Harrison Virgins on Moola.
CampteIls Jacob Consers, Santyam
Forks.
From Linn city Hiils'oro'.
Fiom santa Fe
From Socono to Frontera.
From Las Vegas TO santa Re.
From Santa re, Abicin to Taos.
From Santa Fe to Salt Lake City.
Frum Crest Salt Lake to Sampet via Utah Lake.
From Grent salt Lake brownsville.
Great Salt Lake City Utah Lake, and thence to
Sand Pitch Valley.
src2 And be further enacted, That the third section
the August fourteenth eighteen hundred and forty
eight, entitled An esabsh certain post routes, be
extended the Territories of Utah and New Mex snd
that be authorized establish such
stage in said Territories him may proper,
exceeding those authorized IN said act.
Approved Sept q, 1850