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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
ENGLAND.
The Steamers.
Rirfh of m Prince.

assengers and rates tending downward. The
.ntic was expected at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
From the Far West-Great Suffering among
the California Immigrants.

ST. LOUIS Wednesday, May Is.
Major Alexander and Mr.. Harvey arrived 800
vIes up the Missouri, which they Left April ., ac-
sompsnied by others They report the rivers much
incumbered with ice They were fired upon by a
party of Asiabonians Crow Indians.
They passed the mouth of Yellow Stone River
April IL. On that night snow.storm set in and
eontinued till the 18th. At Horse Prairie, when
encamped, they were assailed by party of Sioux
Indians but got into their boat and escaped. AT
Medical Creek they were join by Blair ira
der. On May ls, when at Three Islands, their boat
was swamped in gale, and Fors ant, Rowland,
Oregon, Pierce Blair and a Frenchman named
Tfimble were drowned Others who righted the
shift were saved
At the mouth of Million River theyovertook some
Nschinaw boats and came down to- Liberty in
safety.
The steamboat St. Paul arrived at st. Joseph's
the day previous to their departure. The Govern
ment Express arrived from Fort Kearney bringing
intelligence of great suffering among the Caliior
mia emigrants between Fort Keaney and Fort
Larimer.
Ten trains, including several hundred persons,
had pushed forward on the route between the two
places, and the emigrants were then in dep'ora
bic condition. The mules and oxen were giving out
for want ofiprovisions. Flour, Meal and the bread
sfthe emigrants was used for the animals in hopes
Of keeping them alive until they reachedthe post.
The plains were destitute of grass. In many
places there was sign of vegetation. 1t was
believed that the animals would be lost
The Emigrants suffer seriously for want of food.
At St. Josephs large number of Emigrants were
preparing to go out with the Government escort
which would leave about the 10Th for Fort Kem
ney
Jerome x Handsomes train was still encamped
nine miles from st. Joseph's. Halls train was at
Weston. The third train from this city was en-.
samped at Kanzas River. St. Josephs was
swarmed with Emigrants, many Of whom were
sick and tired Of the expedition. Some 60 or 70
had determined to return home.
The weather there was moderate, and the
nees and green appearance of the hillsides delight
ed all general move was anticipated in ten or
twelve days Of all the emigrants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
nJcrketsAIBASy, MAY l6.

Receipts since Yesferddy-FLoUR, $500 bbls
WHEAT none; Corn, 1000 bush-In consequence OF the
advance In The FLOUR market noticed In the steamers
news holders evince disposition TO operate except buy.
ers were willing 20 higher The sales are limited TO
LEGO bbs At previous figures WHEAT Is he'd above The
views Of BUYERS which has checked operations to 1900
bushels, at about former prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

Several Of the Senates amendments were not
concuued N, and committee Of conference was
asked for.
The Senate amendment, to enable any district
Judge to change bis circuit with another district
being up on lis passage, on the ground that bust
ness in New.York had accumulated, and could not
be transacted, as the health Of Judge Belts had
been broken down, and this arrangement would
facilitate business II was, however, referred 10
the Committee on Judiciary.
The business on the Speakers table, ofvari'rs
kinds, was disposed Of
letter was then read from the Clerk OF the
House, asking what he should do with the three
manuscript volumes in his possession, contain ng
valuable Information in relation to pensions, which
the House, last year, refused to print The pro.
priety of printing it was discussed, and finally IL
was referred to the Committee on Printing Inc
House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

BY Telegraph.
SBALTlMoRE, May 16.-An sch Marietta, Hand, from
New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
CITY ITEMS.

WEATHER Inn" The rain is over aud gone !;
the flowers sppear on the earth the time of the
singing birds is come, and the voice of the turtle
is heard in our land the 6g-tree putteth forth her
green 6gs, and the vines with the tender grape
give good smell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
r,nrker... .NEw-oHLEAss, May u.

We were yesterday visited by tremendous
lion, in Co1Tos to only bales while in prices there Is
no material alteration RICE continues hrn with an up
ward rndency, chiefly owing 10 TIE rapidly decreasing
stock lis now held firmly at e2lG3 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
Markets. BALTIMORE, May II

Sales have been made of l,i00 bbls Howard-st.
FLOUR at Snow held g. The Hibernias news has
unsetted The mar ket for Corn. Corn % 10 SEC.
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Markets. ..BALTImoRE

Markets. BALTIMORE. May 6
The adyices by the Hbernia have stlfiened the
Market for BREADsTUFFs and prices show an improve
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

WAGES AT THE ATLANTIC DocK.-The laborers
at this place both those in the employ Of the Gov
eminent, and those who work for the various phi
vate companies arepaid 81 25 per day, working
10 N hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

"" The Jury. in the Of Carpenter W. St.ii-
celi, failed to agree Nine stood in favor Of plain
tiff and three for the defendant The trial will be
set down for the next term OF the civil branch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

NEW THLEGRAPH-HEsRY 0'RIELLY is con-
structing Line from New.York TO Buffalo, which
will be completed about the middle Of June. A
number Of gentlemen, merchants and others inter-
ested in the Merchants Line, from this City to
Boston, have encouraged the extension Of this new
line by liberal subscriptions. The Company has
been organized under the title Of the New. York
State Telegraph Company" and the following gen.
tlemen were chosen Directors for this City:
Richard y. Csrmsn, A. C. Downing, Wilson O. Hunt
VIM Lawrence, Marshal Leferis Sarnne Colgate Ran
die II. Green, Phio 7. Ruggles.
MARSHAL LErFERrs. whose judicious management OF
Merchants Line has contributed largely TO i sue
and popularity unanimously elected President Of
the Company, and LEONARD w. JEROME Of Rochester
chosen Secretary.
PLSTTcosT.-This Church Anniversary began
last night The German citizens, however, who
are about to celebrate it after the manner of their
Faiherland, have appointed Monday for their grand
festival at HobokeD. We shall notice tomorrow
the programme Of the celebration, which promises
to be q truly spirited and interesting affair.
CossEcRATIoS OF THE NEW SYyAGoGUE.-We
have in type a full report of the Conservation OF
the new Jewish Synagogue in Norfolk-st- and shan
publish it tomorrow. The services were long and
imposing mainly after the Mosaic ritual; addresses
were made in German by Rev. DR.. schIessenger, |
Rev. d. Liienthsl Rev. Dr.. Merzbacber, and N ]
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

all oyer put on new spring, and replaced them in
his mouth.
The very day before his disappearance, he called
on me, between / and o'clock, to inquire about a
servant that had lived with me. Monday morning
after Thanksgiving DR. Lewis presented TO me three
portions of mineral teeth for examination On look
ing at them / recognized them to be the same teeth
that | had made for DR. Parkman. On comparing
the left lower jaw with the model, the resemblance
was so striking-
[Ihe witness was so much affected as TO be una
bic for time to proceed DIR Webster did not
manifest any change of appearance under this testi
monyl
These several blocks were identified and showed
where they belonged. The left lower Jaw is nearly
entire
The left lower blocks entire. [Dr. Keen. at the
request of Mr. Clifford, stood before the inv. and
showed them how the teeth fitted the model. The
adjustment appeared to be very exact He showed
them the marks of the small wheel, in the grinding
of the block to make it fit, on the portion Of the re-
mainr which he bad said belonged, beyond question
to the left lower jaw. DR.. Keep said he saw the
teeth IN DIR. Parkmans mouth, when he saw him the
day before his disappearance
Cross-examined by Mr. Sohier / recognized the
teeth at once from the impression left on nv mind
The name of DIR. twas written on this mould when
1t was made. They were put by for use, in case Of
accident. Dr. P. had portions of sets of teeth be-
fore.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22
EDWARD s. MASON.
TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND VOCAL MUSE
No. 3 Warran Hall. EearL.st

No. 3 Warren Hall. Pearl.st
Piano Fortes tuned and any other business connected viii
Tue profession will be promptly and faithfully attended TO
wv """ ais1s,aSlitAi oaiJic al his Ram
liar nature, the undersigned have With No.
or ,hLEGIRoPATliIC REMEDIES treated yery &C
sum, ana VIII continue to do so, either with or wCrt
y apphcauon and expense of the said Lace ar Rracn ~
aiGHts may prefer The instrument is light neat d
sy ADJUSTED, and can be BY a gcDtlpn,an nv li
iuiout ue least pam Inconvenience The nnbIic
neu 10 call and examine the altice nj their saj oI,
oe an aVoIs III Their line will be thankfully received All
- ila'lohs, as to the said laces and the Magnetc
L s"es, sfaWtousy given References to many cnsas
nee ana others now under their treatment in this re@oD
lxVorcestcr " FII pI'H, a ln J. G. KNAPP,
/. l =" u L '1V'
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go the B,adicS
For SnIn
Dwelling TVOUse far SoIo

Era MUTE IN Cherry Valley Leicester four miles
IN, ~ rom the City Hall, Worcester also Barn shon
KING. oil iru The above offers rare chance for nerSo
wishing TO engage in the bucherng business as the spbsc
the above business, which he will sell low with or without
,n premises me above premises would be good Local
uars, inquire Of the subscriber on the premises r"i'''
March o. dGtwst uiiru upo,yn,
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g3- duel came of in Schenectady on Thursday
last, between two gentlemen Of color, in "he lumber
business" Cause-jeaousy and three pints of rum.
They fought with pair Of and bucks-one Of the
begerents lost an ear and the other the basement Of
his corduroys. No insurance.
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w inc legislature Of Virginia have passed the bin
aPPropratlng S3O,OO0 per alrnum for the removal Of
Tree negroes from the state. The same bin cyics IN
Of ~ upon all male free negroes over 2l and uudc 55
ears age.
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COnstnbIe's Snle.

-, VOHSIHDIc'S SnIP.
,HIWWEEsMSer, SIS; March 10, 1850
nMnN on Execution, the same having been previo,lv
py me ON mesie process and will be sold NJ
public auction. at the Auction Room of n w nancyoH a. a.
worcester on Tuesday, the 26th day Of March currept
Is. William T HWY inm by
"''"@@ Constable Of w orcester
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Farm for Sale or to Ter.

lHA NlIuAIED In Shrewsbury, Ia miles west Of the
EiM - CENTRE and miles from Worcester CONTAINING IN
OF good Land, with many valuable iruif tscSs
thereon also good buildings in good repair For further in
Shrewsbury, March 90. Jn,r
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

TWO good ROOMS the second floor corner Of Main
u nlln Thomas Streets Inquire at No 1863 Main ST.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

la6 The Farewell Adde'S of Andrew Jackson. to
the people Of the United States, was read in the Lcg;.-
attire of Pennsylvania, on the 18th of March. the an.
niyersary Of his birth day
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

EE The mother Of the celebrated Sam Patch still
resides at Pawtuckct, r. T., and is much respected.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22
II AIl,Hse

Il n y
EviE SUI scriheI, having fitted pn NV .,s ,,
(, the nun Der OF his BATTING icons rrnirJs ~
thehs o. worcester that il tle5 choose 10 yytsg -
L., "a WILL Fh'her thah 10 pay Doctors il n, ri
~ ~ hrv can be lurniS!ed, any tin E. with "a hEM
CLn - Is BATHS. SHOW Ek or EkTOR .,d,rT
lr!ten Streets ChIvTS S' ~ FfGnt On 4
June - ' ~ = W ION.
sons VINO took COIrR BEDSTEAD from the door Of
the subscriber the evening of Tuesday the qt inst no.
tween the hour of and O'Clock 1t was taken without
STATS or side pieces both of which will be necessary 10 the
use oil the Bedstead Any person who has been called
to make such pieces persons carving Off Bedsead
on a evening by leaving snch information at the Furninc
table TO uSil, 1cSoI-
j." olOoatoi, niaICh zz' diff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

u Judge Parsons Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
in Philadelphia, has decided, in relation to the accounts
Of the Trustees Of the Bank Of the United States adj
yersely 70 the claims ofessrs Huths of London Hope
Of Amsterdam the Rotischids, and other foreign credi
tors, in consequence Of not presenting their claims with
in thirty days after notice by the Trustees, of their in
tention to distribute the funds
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u In England, companies are formed which on.
gage 10 carry passengers to Paris, maintain them there
week at first class hotel give them admission to the
theatres aud principal places of amusement, and br;po
them back, all for fixed sum
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W DIR James Jordan of Rochester, was found dc,d
Ia The street. on the l4th He had fallen into gutter
while IN state Of ntoxication, and had been suifoca
ed IN the mud. bottle of whis>ey was f,uad in hi.
pocket. lie leaves EamiIy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

"The bill to establish an Agricultural Society in
franklin County passed the House on Saturday,
March I'd. 1t had previously gone through the Sen
ate. But when the bill for the Society at Amherst,
for the accommodation of the Eastern Hampshire
towns came up, Mr.. Earle of Worcester, moved to
strike out the clause giving the usual Stateaid to the
Society,"
We are not little surprised that the intelligent edi
tor OF the Northampton Courier, should make such a
statement the above entirely at variance as is
with the truth The Society would be entitled to ''the
usual State add by the revised statutes without any
provision for it in the charter if it conformed to the
conditions therein specified; and the motion was made
to strike out the section, because it provided for State
and IN case that is not usual BY the Revised Sta
tutes, TO enitle Society such aid it be formed
IN county or counties where there is no Agricultural
Society, and must include population of less than
25,OOO inhabitants. The section stricken out, proyid
ed for the grant without compliance with these requ
silons and the motion to strike it supported
the ground, that whenever the legislature chooses
move those restrictions, it should be by general aw
which should place all equal footing and not leave
the matter to the caprice and uncertainty of special M
'saon 1t is proper for here to say that Lawrence
OF Belchertown, who spoke and acted in behalf Of the
petitioners, stated the OCCASION that the grant was
put in gratuitousy by the Committee who reported the
bill without its being asked for suggested by the pc
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"a An excited Brownsville correspondent Of the N
u Delta, says that the cholera 'was very bad at a
small town called Venado, in the ncighboood of San
LUIS Potosl, and about thousand were dying day.
1t wouldn't take long to dcpopuatc 'sma town. at
that rate.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

IN The House OF Representatives, yesterday, Bran
nlngs amendment to the resolves on slavery was rc
Jocted by about 30 majority. An amendment moved
by ). NJ Earle was then adopted nearly unanimously.
and the resolves passed third reading, as amended
by yeas 209, nays 3d.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

~ Mons's beautiful song, ''The Family Bible. -
as set to music by Richard is arranged as song, and
also as quartet, upon the sem, sheet and is for sale
at Marsh's Music Store, 203 Main-St.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-22

HE MEXICAN ARMY-STATIsTCs.-T The Sec
rotary OF War has laid before Congress Report Civ
ing the character of the forces employed the Mexican
wa-the numerical strength of the regular and volunteer
forces the DEATHS killed. desertons, and designations,
&C.
Forces Employed and Mustered into Servicc-Old es
Enlistment l5 1856 men
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W 1I1 M
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And back between 8 IN and pm Msnds urs-
Proposals 70 end al Fsirpay, saving IL miles, wllb
considered Also proposals for three time swss SER
vice. 1&s.Gs ft sM IA Nt atff 4}EtlNl4fs q
4S6s From Bee,own m ,wie week, Tuesday and
a9f Friday,n 8 SH 81 az 5sH AtsNA
To Casssills by n m, miles ,osa egas.,
And back between p IN and pm.
1869 From Po,osi st 8 . m once week, Thursday,
By Lancaster. Fsnninors Grevs, winssille, Centre
yile and Franklin, seA 1891 ea fl
To Muscoda by IL M next day, AZ miles;
And back between Q Friday and m next day
4570 From Monroe at 9 . m once week, Thursday,
BY Farmers Grove and Primrose 1,
To Blue Mound by Q m, 30 miles,
And back between Ga m and m, Wednesday.
ASH From GAINESVILLE at twice week, "Wednesday and
BY Bachelors Grove, Spring Valley. Decatur, Monroe
Wio,o shulsburg. White Oak Springs, and Council
To Gsiens by m next days. 90 miles
Andback between q IN Tuesday and Friday, and P
| m next days M 4a
Proposals to end at White Oak Springs, saving ~ miles,
will considered. 81
4572 From GAINESVILLE at q m once week. Tuesday,
ByMagnols, Albany, Atica, Exeter, Benz and Turkey
To Mineral Poin, by 9 , m NEXT day,7o miles
md back between m Thursday, and m nextday.
4573 From Janesviis ct g. once week, Thursday,
| BY Fulton and Albion
To Christians BY pm, 20 miles
And back between d and m next day.
Proposals extend this route to Aztalan, embracing
Cambridge, are invited. N
ASIA From Belot at 7 q week, Tuesday,
| By Newark, Avon, Clarence, and Juda
To Monroe by p m, SO miles
And back between and 8 p m next day.
4575 From Belot at m week. Friday;
BY InmansvilIe, Spring Valley, and Hoosck
To Albany by 8 p m, 26 miles f 9tiA
| And back between 6 m and m next day. lp'a
Proposals. extend this through to Mineral Point
fifty miles further, embracing Wiet Argyle, and
Fayette, will be considered
1915 From Geneva at 6 q M once week, Wednesday;
By Bloomfield, Ringwood, H., McIIenry, Foksvlls,
Gilmer, and Long Grove 5A
To Wheeling by IL m nextda 40 miles;
And back between pm Thursday, and m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered
4577 From Geneva II 4 m once week, Wednesday,
BY East Troy, Eagleville, and Wateryle; al
To Summit by m, AZ miles
And back between A ! m and m next day.
1878 From Darien at q week, Saturday;
BY Richmond and Utter's Corners;
To Whitewater NV 1 2 M 90 miIes: ss8a 8Ffi laa
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1901 From Jefferson City al ! N daily, sst r ~.
By Hibernia, New Bloomfield, Fulton, lones's Tan
Yard, Williamsburg, DanviIIe, High Hill. Warren
ton. Hickory Grove, MAYORS Store, CoitieyIe, st.
Charles, Brdsetou, Feefse, and WaItonhams
To St Louis BY 9 p N next day, Isl miles; ss.
And back between a m and N next day.
Proposals. /, run through In less time, specifying IT,
will Be considered also, proposals 70 carry the
Missouri river q, stated hours Of departure and ami
val 10 be- specified "a E Il 1870 st.. i.4
4sos From jefferson City at m r-weckIy, Monday,
Wedne'dsy. and Friday Vi = 81 sis.. zoo
BY Tsos Lise, Looss Creek, Linn, Mount Sterling
Adamsburs, Union, Port William, Osk6ed, For
Greek Ellisvlle, Manchester, Dies Pues, and RockHil
To st. Louis BY 3 p m next Days. 1c7 niles. svQ !.
And back between . n Monjsy, "Wednesday, and
Friday, and Q m next days. .s. n ..s,sl
Proposals for three additional weekly trips from Union
% s. Louis viii Be considered., .st "
1903 From Jefferson City 1t % once week, We'd
nesdsy, ~ 1880 .ss. "a ..alss..l ..n.4 !
Nv Westphsls, Msvas Kinde,hook, Spanish Prairie,
Msrsmee stselvaie, 0ssse, snd Harmony, '
To Caledons BY 9 p m next Friday, J - miles
And back between 8 m Saturday, and 8 m merit
Monday.
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To Mount Pleasant by N, 50 miles laa sisA
And back between . m and p m Tuesday and FRI

To Mount Pleasant BY 9 N, 50 miles taa r,lhs,a
And back between m and P m Tuesday and FRI
day. sp sN '
Proposals for tsi.vssky service will be eonsidsssd
1857 From burlington .. m once week, Tuesday
BY Parrish, Lowell, East Grove, salsm HilIsboro',
and Union,
To Keosauqua by m next day, So miles
And back between q N Monday and 1 l next day.
1858 From Burlington at . m daily, except Sunday
BY MiddIstown, Hartford. New London, Mount Plea
SAINT. Rome, and Lockridge,
To Fairfield by p m, so miles
And back between . IN and 8 I'm. NJ
1853 From Burlington a. p m daily, except Sunday
BY Navarro. Yellow Springs, Linisn, Wspelio, and
Grandview;
To Muscsiine by II m next days, SO miles
And back between and 10 m next day.
1850 From Burlington at once week, Saturday;
BY Albrisht's. Bluff Dale, Hawk Eye, and Palo Alto
To Tooesboro by 8 p m, 20 miles, 1aH
And back between and p m Friday.
1851 From Navarro at 8 % week, Tuesday
BY Virginia Grove, Hope Farm. Columbus City, Por,
Allen, and Seventy seven asaf 8l aaA
To Iowa City by p m Psxt days sl'sta
And back between q m Thursday and p m mex day.
1862 From Wspelo, Iowa, q, 81 once week, We'd
nesday fsb s&ss s1 4heH al
BY Toolesboro' I; fs1 t
To New Boston, III !, by IL m, ~ miles;
And back between p m and 10 m.
1853 From Wapello at Q m once week, Tuesday
Nv Hope Farm, Crawfordsvile and Pottsville
To Washington BY 9 m, 80 miles 2ai1
And back between m Wednesday and P m.
1864 From Muscaine at IL daily, except Sunday; fs
BY Fairpors, West Buffalo, and Rockingham
To Davenport by Z : m, 80 miIes'
And back between 5 M a,..d ~ m.
1885 From West Liberty Al 10, once week. Saturday
BY Pedee;
To Rock Greek by N, II mler;
And back between a m and p m.
Proposals for twice week service are invited
1865 From Iowa City at q m daily. except Sunday
By West Liberty and Oyerman's Ferry;
To Muscstne BY I p m, 80 miles 1
And back between ~ m and 8 p m.
1857 From Iowa City 1t ui-weekly, Monday, Wed.
nesday, and Friday; 7sa
BY Yatton, Washington, Brighton, and Walnut; Ri
TO Fairfield by m, So miles; M 45S 4
And back between m and pm next days. af
Proposals for six times week service will be considered
1865 From lows City 4, m, once week, Thursday;
By Wassons Mills, Houstons Point and Sigourney |;
To Lancaster by II next day. so miles,
And back between m Friday and m next day.
1869 From Iowa City ut 8 q M twicc week Monday and
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