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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

SAILING OF THE Hermann u S. mail steam.
ship Hermann, Captain Crabtree, sailed on Saturda,
from New York. for Southampton and Bremen. She
takes out one hundred and thirty passengers and
about three thousand Russian thalers in specie
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

AUCTION NOTICE.-We ask attention to gu
sale of Groceries, &c. this morning at 10 o'clock with
out regard to weather
ap24 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

INoUEsr-Coroner Wicker held an inquest yester-
day morning the body Of free coloured woman,
named Lucy Mingo supposed to be about % years of
age. who accidentally fell into the canal short dis
lance East ofthe Annoy buildings, Friday the 18th
inst, and drowned. The verdict of the jury was
strictly in accordance with the fact above stated
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

JEFFERSON WARD.-Mr. r. P. August and
James c. Crane will address the citizens of this Ward
tonight, at the Union Hotel, at o'clock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

The Firemen of Washington city in invitation o
s , brethren Of Philadelphia, got up quite respec,abl,
hgat Monday night
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

The citizens of Memphis voted recently (7O6t 1O4]
in favour of town subscription OF 100000, and pri
vate citizens have subscribed $4,000 to the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, which is intended to pass
along the valley of the Tennessee river through Tus-
cumbia and near Huntsville, Alabama The organi-
cation of the company is to take place at Tuscumbia
the 29th inst. Madison county, Alabama, has sub
scribed 100000 and is called upon to make $500 OO0
This fact should put to shame some of the wealthy
counties Of Virginia the line fthe Danville Railroad
which have grudgngly raised not more than $40 900
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

We have received from, WEST e. BRo4aER a panlphle
entitled An Appeal to the whole Country, for Union
of Parties the basis Of the principles of Washingon
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, in favor of General
Taylors Administration by Republican OF the School
OF 1so0"-published in the United States 1882
We have not had time to examine this production
but is very certain in vew that all who venerate
the principles and practices of the early statesmen of the
Republic would be more reasonable to support the adj
ministration OF Gen. Taylor than to unite with an OPP
position consisting of the advocates Of every Of po-
tical doctrine, from the Free Soilism of Wimot and
Preston King to the ultra Southernsm of Burt and Col
cock; from the internal improvement notions OF Went
worth, to the scruples Of Seddon from
the high-protective principles OF the Pennsylvania
Kanes, to thetreetrade illusions of the South Carolina
nulljfiers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24
NOTHING AND CLOTHING NATE
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and CLOTHING,

Ftp1H 70,
e.ed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Navy
Clothing and Clothing Materials will be received at this
office until 3o'cock, P. NJ, on Monday, the Goth day
30 days notice. each either OF the Navy ards at
Charlestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn New York,
and Gosport, Virginia. such quantities only of any all
OF the following named articles of Navy Clothing and
Clothing Materials may be ordered by the Chief Of
this Bureau, or by the commandments of said navy
yards, respectively during the isca year commencing
on the LIST day of July next and ending the Both day
of June 1851 viz
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

oSI, on Sunday last, between St Paul's Church
- and 9TH street, HAIR BRACELET, with large
gold clasp The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving IL at TINS Ofhce ap 24-eo3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

Alter the corpse had been deposited in the Cap;ol
Monday evening" the gentlemen of the committees re.
paired to the Exchange Hotel, whore, in company with
some OF our czens theytook dinner. Hon. J.Y. Mason
presiding at the table When the cloth was removed
ne made some bnei remarks, and proposed "the me.
mory OF JOHN c. CALHOUN" and the sentiment was
drunk In silence Mr. RAvESEL of Charleston. respond
ed in very feeling and appropriate terms
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24
MARINE NEWS.

ARRIVED,
Schr. B. L. F., Davis, Baltimore.
Schr. Dorchester, Travers, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Courier, Rogers, Boston.
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

speech on the ground that the intent of the Nashville
Convention to the rights Of the South within
the constitution ~ IL isssch Judge Shsrkis sd-
the Nashville Convention.
Mr. Butler put IN vindication Of the views Of bis
colleague to show that he had assumed that the
South oo1sd not live under the consultation ss Il s
Il were faithfully respected.
On motion Of Mr. Dayton, the subject OF the oom.
nittes was postponed till Wednesday next.
This listls sketch Of the drbste tod goes to show
that not yet clear Of the shoas aud
but that there almost ss much obsourity around the
question - there was . month sgo. We sppreheud,
indeed, that large part II not all of this slavery
bu,ipsss will 60 to the Nashville Convention and
perhaps to another session Of Congress
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

March 10 The Recorder In the chair The minutes
cf the lest proceedings read aud approved seve
ral pesiobs for relief cm referred 10 the
CoDDistse on Annual Tares.
J~ssvs' Dsnnrs.-A bill for the payment Of the din
nsrs, &s for the jury the Astor place riots tris
amounting 10 e1ss 07, vss ordered to be paid
Several hills of Micbs~i shsnley, for cleaning and
attending the supreme Court smountipg 20 $50 30,
we're osdsred 10 be paid.
A report iDsressipe the salary Of VIM. n. Jonas,
Collector In the Registrars once. from 300 20 $500
per sspun, vas sdoptss.
G~s--Tvo bills for s1trs "a. In the suprems Ccvrt
one fov f1l, the other for sz3, we're presented
Aldermen FssssiI- ssid tha. no similar bill YES
ever presented 20 this Board before yes for gss for
scbcot tssehsrs Who had met there cpes week. Re-
fsrse TO Committee on Civil Courts
The Recorder having vacated the chair, Alderman
Frsnkiin vas called thereto.
New Cs,v yadss.-Ths report of the committes gas
se approving of the acts Submitted By the Reeordsr
and Dding that this Board sppy 70 the Less
latuse for the spponfment ~ On additional udgs foy
the dfsp,ss Of the criminal business Of this cty and
alec eoepyise With the suggestions respecting the
Court 81 General sesHops
The Rrcosprr, In snsves 10 . call from supsrvisor
shsv, s the Tveinh ward, rscspttpstsd hs views Of
,hs pscsssiy |" reported In his sbssrvs,ions ., the
Amer . very i,ps,hy di,,u..iop, the report of th-
esnni.iee wss adopted vith some siisht technical
several bus of the corcper. duly s.rtised hot the
segrsaase sncvst of whish vss not stated, we're
desee 70 be psid. Adjcurs~d.
Tbs President has r-ccsssssi Henry wisscr ss cos-
The New York herald., 1850-03-16
Court OF General Sessions.
Bsftrs the Recorder end Aldermen Frsnkiin sud


NAncH Is -nvs ygssg Bvrgisrs.-Tso small bsJs
named Patrick Ferris aud Rob,. H-nou we're srsgo-a
charge cf burglary ant g-asd srcspy In oresktos
into the premises Of Rufus Brooks ~ lij svenu- v,
ana stealing $40 10 hank bills The yoangssrs pleaded
guilty 70 eapd lsrcspy THIS ples wss soeerted snd
The prisoners SCAT 20 the House of Refuge.
Csarfs " NsHsisuFhisr.-A msa hsmet Lssrencs
Sebastian vac arrested spd brought Into Coort q
bench varrsnt Ne stands charged nth msossu fhs-r,
In having beaten and kcked . boy named Jsr-miss
Dope,sn, In Eighty fourth street, ccrrer % rnird
svspus In the month q Octos-r last and causing ME
tssth thereby lie vss e0@nsittsd 10 tbs ast,ss
Of Court. I,
TksuJ Gold Cksnt--John orpen us. On, CO tri.l
charged eth grand larceny In stealing soid cbstss
worth tst. iron the store Of Wm. n smith Co. sa
Mssj-n lane on the 2oth cf Jsuusty last Ia .py-. "A
IN. testimony 81 several witnesses that on the
day above mentioned. tso mss SEN 20 tns stprs q
ssasrs Smith co sbd asked fr gold chsic. rb.y
we're shown punb b~r but retired sftbout purcsssss.
some dsys sftsr captain Msgnrs. of the Stxtn Vat
Police called st the store. sbd asE~d " they hal lpst
any chains ofs ceitsin description On io0kins ev-r
their stock of cbsina vrs ssc~ttsiod thai thrs- hf
cf thoss In zap. Msrnes' ross-ssios Hfurta~e sP-
pesred IN tsstinony taat ce~rs Nsgnss snd oardsee
had arrested the aeeossd charge "a s-ep.ns 1s-
trdsriy hcufe, aud tearchtng bim th~y fsuno tns
two gold cbsns In his pocket. On being s-ksd ~h-fe
he eot ths chsins he replied 70 the oc-rs that ~ss
voss to nrd out the owner 81 %. css'ns, being -en
convinced that Orper did not come h-nesty W them
Ibs rsculisr wotknsnfbfp q the chsus spshAs1 the
orcsrs 10 discover the Manufactured, vho soscrms4
them 20 whc the chssns bad been solf via 10 Ms>srs
saith co The property being tkss ids.ssn-t sst
nros him 70 ,hc~ ho~ ne becsre po.ssss.a cSr Tnis
n. fsisd 70 do spd the i,yy ruai hin guilty n tas
cha'ss q sr-sd larceny. Tss ptisQce; vss F-sssdss
Tor tsntsnce
The New York herald., 1850-03-16
Great mass Meeting IN Favor OF Land Re
form.

form.
A numerous and highly respectable meeting Of citl.
In favor Of adopting measures Of land reform and
having In view the prevention Of the system Of selling
the unoccupisd lands belonging to the people Of ths
United States to foreign spectators ani others
settling upon them. held last erepins st Lent
Long Room, Seventh avenue.
call Of the meeting, which ssned BY great nun.
bsr Of the nost respected magistrates and authorities
orones AD.x, Eco vas hsrsupOp, on motion unsni.
mou,ly voted into the chair. fhs Cbsirman briefly
sodr.sssd the meeting, copsrstss,ng them upon the
peet sov beginning 10 dssn that some justice a. sss
voud be rendered In this great matter TO the voes o
humanity and the wishes Of the people
Several Wee ftesissnts and Secretaries yer. then no.
minated snd unsnimously sppor ted BY the meeting.
The follo-irs pr,smbI. sod r-soIutiOn. thsr..
upon read BY Of the Secretaries and their p-rusa
vss accompanied ., Intervals b. loud barsts of sp
plsuee:-
the oi this EARTH as @asifs tet oniy by Bis exis
,.s. .,s ,s.s,. s.ss. ", A. b. =. s'
.y ass our .oli, .l.ss.s
rshis. shss issi.ss, t.ss %. oIses d 60
ysmss. tsinE % protect ths people hs ssyIa.n y
s.s.s sOv.rsn.n, .., hsyiss y. p..fernsa q. sr.s
rssuiS ssr s.. s.ss scs": s9osssa !. .ss s.,, %
s.ssrs.ss thee. ios,h.sns vices. sss S,p.iss Sssiu
sss .sss,. rl.ss. sss s..r:. I. issi s:rris i..a;
respect. sssp..s 70 u. rroso,iss q hs.S sas hssf
nsrs. are vitnhe,d from us-rsnain un0eoppiss. ADD
whereas, ~ 10 believed that thoss evils would be
materially dimipisheS and the harpnsss of the r.opis
neatly neresses ~ vevcntsr f.rthsr m,uoroly % the
resssssns siui'.d qssssi,y % pubs dsmsh There.
Isselvsd Thst u 10 the tu,y Of Consr,s pas. i.-
rrscludins residents from us In ths tube iss.
tut fer the res and sreiusivs % se,asi
tiers 10 limited qussttiss
rhst land monopoly chief .suse ef the mssy evil.
that snict this nations of the old world, and u
ssurer of tyranny dssrsdaoa sAs crime. yhsreverh u 70
last republie vhsr. .vsry si.rsu 10 frcehoiasr
The sovsrrnent VIII tsd an susnsntns 90 usfsns
toufee of public revenue
Iha, losh With pride ass sssfsos the se,lon of
eur State Legislature, in % unssimovsly nsrptps cor
Senators In Copsrs 70 lssss fer the fssdo o the rste
have trouf forward this srd have
the pubic the of free OR all
1hsths hesrfsl, thsnhs o. this meeting are hereby
wr&sd TO those eesators ant Representatives IN Consrs,
Who hsvs ALREADY moved IN their scis osrsy % senss
The rufe tcmss ~ actus settlers only snt ths fssrs n
this meeting requested 70 eomnuniests ths 20
tk,m.
he qusstion on the above resolutions then put
snd they vsrs carried by sceismation.
Dir. tocHSs-r, then. at the Instance OF repeated
eslis, sppesrsd spop the stand, srd addressed tne
nesting N snimssd and slcquent terms, In support c
the rssoiutors spd In enforcement q the rtpcipss
snbooicd In them. Ne YES followed BY w. V. bsrr
Esq, vho, In eloquent address vhch -ss received
with leud supported the tenor aud rrin
ample of there resolutions.
The meeting sner beiss addressed by sersrsl other
speshsrs. sdjourred
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

The following letters received dsiug
personsges whose ocsl duties prevented their being
wAnusoros, March Is, 1850.
have received your svor insi',ns ny a..
in lonor o. the Of Cen Jackson and
@ III 10. shss Ds1T mir =, my s
rssrs With many shank. for your % rs
our most oSsaisns ssrvan. zTAYLoR
wssHIseros. March IL 1850
s prspe.ea ieS ~ % q sss NJ. % f.1s
E'sy S n %: could "a Ss sseoa
q your er,,. yo stssI, ;.nn the Is,srnns s,.ns. o
ss.a,.:a her: sy publ: aTsI. and
am. genti,nen. With great resrsSt.
Your obsdisnt servant, LEWIS cAss.
Taoy, March ~. 1850.
GrsrLrssS-wbenI received your iavt alton was ua-
well sn hps. e b nss e ,,ss ,A: S sa u a. ss %s
vii prevent my ATTENDANCE as rromsedin In my note Of the
deeply regret the Inability which viii prevent 81.
- ,, a. this time q .Sss b ~ less =
a. % ns 10 % s :nf Ss.ss n
msss IN the ks.esn wArhavs srsad their renown through
wbs, the dark cloud, which stey gathered around us
are 70 break snd be glorious Of tho Unisa
SssvS vs eyer, .T in % Place .,,a asd %
~hais c,Ss The NOR, Il hin
Ltsrty and OF the Union. shining brisktar thas
have the honor 20 be.
Very respectfully, jour obt ser,.s.
JOHN Y. WOOL.
CvIL EscISgpR's OrTloE 4. s. Nav YARD,
fhiladslphia March l2th, ls.0.
0srrLsMrs-Your iavitacon 3, attosd q Ball, to be
:ss - . :ss!vlsa sssss" q z: F:s % s:.: @
Of New rork Noluhtesrs who require the charity
their fnow ctirsss. yss received yesterday.
sine, rely that I'm business
on s. oss.os NEE, siis issss @ Who %ps,s,s % is
for disabled fellow soldiers well wiaev
ana the orphan.
pessbl. thstI can leave her. TO arrive In New Serk
ats y. the 18th. IL shall sin yeu BY loat nisht
thsnk sonsiy, Kindness those
BY the hour of danger. and eontrbatsd no
deuce. the hss % the ,rs Cty
" the tlorv VI cur beloved Cbion.
WARD n. BuRNErT.
Colonsl lat Rest N. \. rolun n,~-rs.
The New York herald., 1850-03-16
Police Intelligence .

Botsi RolJsry On Thursdsy night, oeBosrs Msci-ss-
ter and Livy, Of the sixth ward, arrested tso w.u
tnc~n tbevss called Bob Mitchell and fster ~sa.
charge Of rsbbins young country mao hy the name
Of George Durapd of f1T In money 81 the North Ams
r.csn Hotel corner OF the Bevery and Bsysrd street
10 appears the two thieves toot lodgings st the hote
curing the night entered the Of Dursnd sad
robbed hs pure but before they left the premises they
we're dstsetsd, sbd portion of the money found on
their persons vhen arrested. Justise MSunfort
mittsd them 10 prison for trial.
Ps,sirs Taise TekeH.-A German BY the name of
fhs1sis With arrested yesterday By ocsr ssck-
man on charge of psssipg . false tosep, which he
represented 60 be bank bill Of tbs value Of $40,
Jacob Springer Likewise German, upsb. TO spssx the
English language, on which representation Wirth is-
duced Springer 20 loan him fo the false 60 zen.
which proved TO be card Of Rock vell Brstbers IN
Courland street. made In the form scd appearasos %
bsbh bin With the figures % very large; thus. 60
ignorant person, 10 res~mbisd non-y. rhs sesus-a.
alter obtaining the money, CLEARED cut and Mt
found until yesterday vhss the ocsr broognt himbs.
fore the paeistrats Justice Mountfort who esmaissd
him 70 prison Tor further hearips.
Tclsr frsm a Thf,f -Ofcsr Reader, of the Fourth
yard arrested yestsrdsy two notorious rosu~s cssi
Thomas wilson and Hugh Murray, having is th-ie
possession . blanket, some comfu ier. ssd tso ps,t
sbs els supposed 90 be stolen. fcr shich
wanted. Apply TO the CLERK ofPoli;s, tas romo..
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

puops fslsrp Fsrs SOFT Cosvs>rIoS.- The free coll
convention ofRboce Island, the l3th Inst passed
resolutions fsyosbs 20 the abolition cf slavery In the
Dstset q Coumbi the restriction Of slavery In the
territosie and the immediate a1mssiop of Csrorpss
a. state. Thsy favor an smssdmsnt 70 the consti-
tuition % that State that every male eitssn With
cot esrd 20 color, msy b. snttied 70 equal suffrage
Ps.ssSt,.s,, fsss soIr Mtsuso The free soil
mestipg held In IhIlsdephia, on the Iath last .
adopted rseointions adverse 70 the strodsction cf
slavery 10 the territories ssd fsvorsbae 10 the sdmis
sicn ~ California. They oppose disupion snd hror
the surresdsrtng a fsg,sivs slaves.
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

Tss .r.s.s.n, h.: r,ses..s., H..ry wIs:or :. Cos.
The New York herald., 1850-03-16
EsrevrrvE psrAars..r. 49,.

To rus sLsa.LArvns;-I transmit here. in esnmual-
sSi.s . ss:s..:.,:s I;:s;s S.s =; s.s..s..y 3:
Srsss for ~. rrs~essn sns sssss. wers. 81 s
S.:sry 81 ,ss,ss. 70 :. s.iss. = LS.s.. s .. y,..
fss object TN. pgrpsr .. .. n. at
sfsiss s.is.i.. ~ he sss.s 3. S.sps
.s: ]. S:, S x: Sss.s: si:
sssS s.s,s.ssssd TS. si.s q ne ..AIss.s Tss.r
.sss.ds. Is q al u.1;. art q :. so,s s.s..
X a. ssa ss; . .
,.., sr,sl.. e "a. rovth presse. m.ss.ssr. q hs
rss.s srs rss ss psp.' re,
Ss sss eesr.ssss.s 81 . rGg T s"S.. ssslss
-ish the aansnspt o. ths snhisen u he. oeeurr.s :.
Ss or sss ss: sS
::...s s.:s, ~, .,s.r .f sh... ...s...u... which
s. a.: :, s., s . .,,ssss =. o.
" :. hs e ss,s n ysv vgsd :. .
.is ..:.: sad sssssy 81. % .s.srSa:. ~ i.s's., &
. ~. ' .ss .. s .s.. ..... .:s
s. % s::ss'; = ,. 70.
Referred TO select eonnittss, consisting Of the
eonnittss on agriculture and trade and nssufsc.
The Governor also trsnsmssed the report Of NJ Vat.
Ssnars on International exchanges
For the relief Of chrissopher Adams.
apssts upcn the highway
TO change the name o. Evslipe Hsnly; passed.
To estsSlish free school in district No O. In n.
town Of Nsvtovn.
TO amend the charter q the village Of Astoria.
TO snssd tie charter sf Ne orsvs.snd ssd con.y
Isisnd Turppike snd Bridge Co.
snssa the charter Of sh'N'- York orphss A'y-
Mr. Foap sailed up his resolutios sskIne certain In.
Scgnscs on the conptroliss In regard 20 the asss.
sss e Ne ststs, and alec brought mp Mr. Rsymond's
rssclutica calling upon the Commits on vayssnd
40 report the Information asked.
Mf RAvserD suppc<tsd his ovn rsseautisn 81
ssnglh.
Adjourned Without tshiss ths assssisa.
The New York herald., 1850-03-16


Mr. Laws report and bill 20 abolish railroad tells
Mr. l.. said that Of the committes aid agree
20 the position sumsd In the report but consurrsd
.ussninously In reporting the bill
Mr.. Allrs moved to priat Eve times the usual mum
Der Of the rspsrt Referred
Mr. warns. conplste, the bill to incorporate the
Thistle Benevolent Association; Aso bill to resulsrs
The fees Of trustees acting Judicial capacity also
Wrought In bill relative 10 elections in the city Of
New York.
Mr.. n j. ALlsv reported bill to regulate the rates
of Wharfage In the cities OF New York Braokiyn
wostp's LosDor
coDmunioation received from the Governor.
- feliovs
The New York herald., 1850-03-16

The following letters received from dsting
personsges whose ccsl duties prevented their being
present ch the occ aston
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-09

days. s,s. ~ ~ s.f'siEsS So -I's-.T
~ B.r~a Hin, Beyds.iIls. Duksdou. Rsliei.na. Ky.
Wesley, and Cliason s 1000 (,
To Columbus BY N. 81 nilsss Jas
And back bsswssn : ~ snd N Tussdsys and
BID for every oshsr day service win b considsrsd
also, bids 70 run. alter passing Fslcianss vie Rock
! Spring and Moscow, instead Of Wesley and Clinton
Bids for branch from Moscow 70 Hickman, ~ miles,
70 20 osn q, and IN Close cOnnsxioa with tbs
main route, will slso DO considered.
643s From Paris q 2 . N every other day,
BY Mount Holyoke. hvnss Store Dresden, Old
Hickory, BuAh, and Totssn's Wells
70 Hickman, Ky.s BY s pm same days. 90 miles
And back between % and 6'p N sans days.
Bids for TIL weekly service will be considered.
644O From Paris q week on Monday; ss NJ
By Sandy Hill, Cotton Cyssks Chasvills, Eagle
Greek, Morgan's Greek, and Botanic Garden
Il 10 Penyvlls by IL nsxt day, SO miles;
And back bsgwesn m Tuesday, and 9 p m nextdsy.
SAL From Troy st am once week, "wednesday;
By Silver Top; ars-
To Mtchelrs Landing BY p m. 40 miles
And back bstween N and n Thursday.
5441 From Dyersburg 1t week on Friday,
BY Chestnut Bluffs. Lans6sId. chsryvils. CsgsvilIe,
and Mssons Grove SAA l sE
To Jackson BY p N next day, SO miles
And back between 9 . n Thursday, and II . next
day. mi .fs4 #
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-09

sss sssi i:s 4. S s.s .is:s sssss A..
hsnsas. Calhoun. cAsdsssoa. clssssa4 I'D HsI-
To Clss.nesss y : . aszs d.ys JIG nils,
And bach beRssn Z P % dsi!y. s1esps sand'!. and
EsapSssiars 5sdoo. Len Lsnoifs Bi.l t~5. fhl.dsi.
phs Upton = and Facility, instead of hsysvlls, -Four
MiIs Bfanch, end Msdisonrlls'
dsvs 81 hs PhiIsdsphia rosd and ~ ~ MsiIsOnvls
road respectively viii Be conidsrsd Aiso % the
main route. silsi passing CIsyslapd, % Dalton. Ca.
Sc is1 s Ss@I sssrs named between Cleveland and
sas Chsttanoogs, In ten hours, each way
$40 Prom Knsiylls = q oues wssk. Monday
Asnryys Go. Roads ssyisr coarhou;s. and Fair
TO ' wii.savills b . , N NEXT a.y. 50 mile.
And back between "a N "Wednesday and y m next
5s4r From Knorvilis Il m once week Friday,
BY Church Grove woodbourns. Bull Run. Haynes.
To Tssswsi By an next days, Al miles
days. R %t@ sss M
ss4s From Knoxville !. 8 N once week, Wednesday,
BY Wilson's, Clinton. Ross, Peterborough, FincastIe,
6pesdwell and Odtown
To'Cumbsriand Gap By 4 ? m Friday, N miles
And back between 9 : m Monday and P % Wsdpes-
5s4s From Knoxville m three times week. Tues
day. Thnrsisy, and Saturday.
A BY Mecklsnbors. Tuckahos, cambridge, Oak Grove.
WIIsopvlIs, Newport, PanotsvlIs. and Cedar Creek,
TO Limsstone SPRING. Wednesdays, Fridays, and Mon
days BY - m, N miles
And back between Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at4 p and n next days
5344 From Clinton q 1 n ones week. on Tuesday,
By Robsrsvle. Okvsrs, Morgan G. HI. and Boiling
Spring;
To jamestown IL m Thursday, SO miles,
And bsck between p m Thursday and IL m Saturday |;
Proposals 70 and this route Il Morgsn G. H. In
Htsd. KS
5345 From Clinton 4 ! M once 4 week, Thurrday
BY Wallace Cross Roads, Logs Gross Roads, and
Lost Creek; ss
To Tszewel BY m same day, -43 miles
And back between a N and 8 m, next day.
5346 From Clinton q 3 once week, on Saturday;
BY Beaver Ridge and CanpbelIs Station a
To Cnita BY 5 p ~ Same day, 20 miles
And back between I and m, next day.
6347 From Jacksboro' at in weeks every other
Friday @@
By Straight Fork, Buffalo Creek, and Ponch Creek
- He To whitley c. H.. Kentucky, BY n day, 33