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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

Isrrn,.riro sarra FE.-A correspondent 81
the Ct Leuis CMo) R,ycan, Of the LIST inst writing
from Indepedence, ur der date Of the 23d ut says
The mail from Santa Fe IL back again sir days before
( IL due. The trip made In twenty two days 60
ng cut, and tventy-one days rcturning. We have no
news Of much interest from the Territory other
than that Indian disturbsnces occurring contou
ally in different parts OF the country and stock
driven away from the farm. BY them, without much
his train had eighty head OF mules taken away from
hi IN BY them. and could not move until he received
more srimsls from santa fe, which place vas fortu.
nately not far on
The prospect for business very good most Of the
traders who bad arrived having ssl1 cut pretty much
The troops which left Fort Leavenuorth some two
or three weeks since, getting along vithout much
dculty and expected 10 reach their place Of desti-
has located the new poet just one nile from Port
Mann instead q the Big Timbers on Arksnsas" and
cans,n Fort hscksy.
Grass ard water we're abundant on the Plains In
the mount aims near SAINTS Fe grass 10 very scarce
The N ell carrier met Halls train ~ The Crossing,
ard Browns government train near the ssttem snts,
en- their vey cot. 0fthose coming Va NJ \ Z Ross'
port near AZ hand ss eiso NcCealeys Of Indepen.
derre near More On the 80 q September tey over.
tvok Msssrs WIN 3. Masservy Jerry folser and pa.
late Stste guvsrrmert) For srtstsr safety and
certainty ~ trip. they cane BY the Bent Fort
foSu They have an escort With them o. thirty dra-
eo us the follouirp named cfcersarr % the party:
Ctleus NAY Mejor Peek, Lieutenant Simgs0n Captsln
Huub aud Lieutenant Durnsi3es. They viii be in
stcu; the lee; CT the month.
a mis,ionsry cent cut BY the Presbyterian Board Of
Mis- ions, has gore Mr. Majors trsin. of twenty
wagons is rcrt Lssvenssrth Tor the res post the
ttsius srs Hro~ne seccnd lot % waTon..
We fsve ucttire occurring here Of much "a. rest
GesUsl seed health ell over The soan,fy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE WITH ENGLASp.-Se-
veral persons from the Southern States, went out
from this port, by the last steamer, for the purpose
of making some new commercial arrangements, in
England, by which direct trade may be opened
between the South and the trade of Europe
Southern capitalists are largely interested in this
movement, and their agents will effect, doubtless,
some measures of great Importance. The cause Of
such enterprise, the part of the South, to be
traced to the belligerent attitude of the Northern
States which are chasing political abstraction, to
end in most deplorable overthrow of our COM
merce. The people of the South are quite as active
in deeds, as those of the North are in words; and
this action. on their part, is but the sign and symp-
tom of other movements which will assuredly en-
sue if the sntslavery agitation is continued among
us We are sure of it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
Cty Politics.


Third ana Sixth wards, James b. Taylor; Fourth
ward, William H. Sparks; Rifh ward sylvanus o.
Ward; Seventh ward, william d. Andrews; Eighth
ward, Joseph N. Barnes, George Boyd, substitute;
Ninth ward, Daniel L. Ullman; Tenth ward, Samuel
=. Bartsl; Eleventh ward, william +. hsckrsll;
Thirteenth ward James Dewey; Fourteenth ward,
James Van Norden; Fifteenth ward, Isaac o. Barker;
Sixteenth ward, Robert G. Campbell; Seventeenth
ward, Merwin r. Brewer; Eighteenth ward, Ersstus
Brooks; Nineteenth and fourteenth wards, Thomas
Csrnley
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Consressonai-Third District FIRST, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth wards, Emanuel b. Hart.
Assembly District, First and Second wards,
Albert A. Thompson; Second District Third and Sixth
wards, Isaiah Rynders; Third District Fourth ward
Henry Allen; Fifth District. Seventh ward Michael
Dougherty; Pourse District Sixteenth ward, Ira
b. Davis Fifteenth District, Seventeenth ward, VIM.
" Barr; Sixteenth District Eighteenth ward Samuel
Bradhurst.
For alderman Nineteenth ward. Moses W. Jackson.
For .4sGstanf .aldrmen-Fourth ward, Florence
Mccarthy; Sixth ward, Thomas Barr; Eighth ward,
Alfred Barmsre; Twelfth ward, Daniel Y. Tieman;
Sixteenth ward Charles Lent; Nineteenth ward, John
Doherty.
Err Mayor-Fernsndo Ward.
For District -fuornev-John Graham.
For .9hgshopse Coumississer-PstrckU Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
Sporting Intelligence.

The Regatta which took place yesterday, at Castle
Garden spirited affair throughout. The day was
favorable with the exception Of westerly sea, which
set in about II O'Clock, with fresh breeze.
FIRST RAcE-The first for 80. feet beats, for
which the following boats entered Jenny Lind
built by G W james; General T. Taylor built by John
Let's; George Washington, built by John Let's; and
Adsline, built by - Insersoll. After an excellent
start the boats kept nearly head and head until
ing the first stake boat when the General drew away
and turned the stake. The Jenny Lind, when about
turning came in contact with the W ashington and
before getting clear Of her again foul with the
Adssne during which time the Taylor going on
her way and, after turning the second stake boat
came home a winner in 20 minutes Prize $l09, and
SIS TO the second beat in Judgment for the second
prize reserved until Monday.
SEcoN RAcE-This was for 22-feet boats, rowed
with pairs of scHlls Prize $50 SIS OF which to 60
TO the second boat The following entries made
Battery Pet built by John Let's Charles IL Mott by
C. d Elliott; and Lieut.. Murray, by q. l. Thomas
In this the strife lay between the Pet aud the
Murray, the principal part of the distance although
closely waited by the @. A EFT which boat, how
3, did not 90 the whole distance. The Pet m ain
tanned the lead until she became water logged when
the Murray passed her, and came home first, in 3ox
minutes, the Pet coming in one minute behind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

Tur Acrtov or ruE Conservative VINES -
There hes been a meeting ia this city, Of ihe
staunch conservative whies-thc very head and
frost Of the wing pary-io consider the necessity
sf meeting the Seward movensnt fall 10 the face.
The determination is to organize powerful op9o.
.iiop TO prevent the destructive results Of the sew.
ard sboliuonisi movement. The patriotic nsn en-.
aseed in this very important movement, propose to
centre upon Mr. Washington Hunt. end to asccr-
i,in how far public opinion viii concentrate On
ne gentl,usn AS ne oSoneal Of the moicrl
Galaliae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

President FILLMORE, ms CABINET, AND TiIEIs
Po.rroS.--From what we see and hear, on all
sides, /, s quite evident thai the President and his
cabinet do not display that moral courage neces-
cary in the present crisis Of political Affairs The
progress Of itutional aud abolitionist opin
.ons, at the North s no; met, AZ Il should b. atths
threatening period. In the interior Of this State,
the Seward abolitonist journals ridcule the Pres-
dent and his cabinet. and almost plac. him in the
condition Of Tylersm. How matters may turn
cut. We DO no, know; bu, we must watch and pray.
The emergency requires pitrioiism, courage, saga.
city and prnmptitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

ATTxR- CIIArs.-THE IRISH DIRECTORY n Bos-
TON BROUGHT TO Book We find in the Boston
Courier the annexed piece Of interesting intelli-
gences-
Scr AGAINST THE "IrIsH DiREcrosr."-It will be
in Ireland, in 1s%s, . large amount Of money
raised this country TO aid the the other
placed in the hand. Of the irish Dirsetory" conn
mttse OF gentlemen appointed ct general meeting Of
the sympsthilers In Fsneuil Hall At that meeting 1t
voted that the funds should be Appropriated
to certain purposes Soon after, the interference OF
the British made it certain that the Irish
patriots could psh nothing and the Boston "Di
restory voted to fund the money 10 their possession
until some suspicious day. This last act Of the
Directory has been disspproved Of BY some Of the con-
tributoIs and the result Is that suit has been
mence against the committee The prosecuting par
ties Daniel Crowley of East Boston who gave $780,
and Patrick Murray, of Ann street, who gave $50.
The came before the Court Of Common Pleas
Tuesday, but after consultation Of the both
sides was transferred to the Supreme Court March
term We shall 10 day or two, publish . full &C.
count Of this novel case.
New York, also, can boast of its Irish Directory.
We have had here cries for Irish liberty, ru-
mors Of revolution, Slievegammon battles, sympa-
thizers, calls upon patriotism and the pocket, con-
tributions, beth voluntary and solicited, accu-
mutation of twenty live thousand dollars, which it
is said has been funded, never to be refunded, and
all the doubts msgivngs, surmses and suspicious
naturally springing from the existence of fund To-
Gated nobody knows where. Greeley, Of the 1ri-
bsne, was one of the Directory here, and probably
knows something about the twenty-five thousand
dollars, as he possibly remembers the battle of
Slievegammon, the sympathizing, the hopes for
liberty, and the anticipated independence of Ireland.
1t is TO be hoped that the fund is in more substan
tal state than the ideal revolution which created
it, when sympathy aad silver were at premium.
We have had all the means of making up the round
sum of. twenty-five thousand dollars. The only
question now is, whether or not we have the man
among us who can, on public grounds, apply to
Greeley and his associates, through the mouth of
the law, for some explanation with respect to the
application of the money collected in aid of the
Irish cause. Month after month, and year af-
ter year, rolls on, and those who turned their
pockets inside out, in the of freedom, IA
turslly anxious to know what has become of their
money. Who will bring the first suit Who will
be the patriot to ascertain in which boot Greeley
keeps the peoples money! We wait for reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
New York poltttrs

Vessttsiosa. Noulystiors The whixs OF IN. AZ
La'renee an Franklin congressional district haze
$3.50 'onh "rant' Esl., ofogdeBsbursh.
The vhgs % the congressional sis,,,.. .,..-... -,
the counties Of Saratoga Fulton and schepsct.ay
yestrev DO minated John Wells Esq., Of TuIt.r
0.unv. ihis y sn excellent nomination.
The Wigs Of the eighth district eonnos.a NJ the
eountes OF Dutchess aud Putn.na have nom,,.ssS
'ohn e. Cruger, bsq. Of Red Hook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

Hon y u Hstusrd aud faa'iiy. Aitauy. uou Iehn
A. Rockwell, Notvieh, Conn lion NJ slrdsait Blnx.
hanton Csrt John Cbhd aud lsdv. Springfield
Mass; Ceqt Irvine sbd lads. nsttax: 8 De B.aarsv
hSuiresl ard ic0 others arrived 81 the Irving House
yrs.uday
The Hon sir t Kssue Eu-visni. ssjor yox. rnr.
lish Amy; Mr. ard Mrs strachsn. scotland; uon
W De Forest corn sad tbirt y.tro others ar
rived ysftcfdar ~ TIE tnion 7 isce io.ei
en- uerry Lgtton Daiser, 80 Btiu n tmbasssd r.
18th iHty hrlser % SUITE arrived lst srsaBg aud
tcch sIattmcuts ~ ssna,fsons college Al oseL
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USirrn sr.rss safr Jon- Anasfs.
M.narn Annnai "A Iahn

The MAYOR OF PIrTsRuReH ARREsrgp.-His
honor, the Mayor, was arrested on Tuesday, BY
police officer Fox, and taken before Aldernan
Major, ON charge OF assault and battery, aud ia.
citing TO not. Richard Prior Samuel Hcssin, and
Daniel L.. Colclessor, testified to various rioutous
words and actions on The part of the Mayor, ne
dad several ether persons. Barker was held TO bail
N the sum OF two thousand dollars, conditions for
his appearance AT Court, and for hi. keeping the
peace. German named Gutz1nap, who, we be-
licNe, keeps tavern in the Diamond, became his
security. having FIRST been required to Justify, ac-
c0iding 10 law Hfsbweh GIseffe, OF. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

fRtsIENIiit htcocsirtoNs.-The President has re-
Sesnised Fab, du Canton de ST. Gall a. Consul o.
$50 Oontecsraiion for Louisiana, Mississippi,
nlsoams Tennessee. and Arkansas 10 reside at ker
pyIIssns Also, Philippe Jacques Trauz du Canton d.
berhe consul Of the Swiss Oon deration for Mishf
Detroit 'N'"sNf w TWIN" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

ne PRESIDENT hss officially recognized T. r. Fsh 90
.he swiss UOnsul for Loulsiana Mississippi Ahbama
lenhasts and Arkansss, 10 reside a. New orl.sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

Hsrnintr TRsGFpr KrFrucsY.-rn Fleming
county Kentucky on Wedns sday last, william Rinxo
he'd al alteration With Mr.. - Who married his
sister, whom he kiliss on the spot By single shot
rom revolver. Ringos mother ran up 10 cxpostu-
late, when the inhumsn monster cred tso shots into
Der body. from which che died next day. His sister,
The Wiz OF the murdered nan. then up When the
hend shot her through the thigh. she Is likely 10
cover. lie then made on but the next day vas par
sued By the neekbors who found hi at tae house Of
smother n.ighbor, On seeing the company advancing,
be entered the house. lie was summnned TO come oat
and surrender; but he refused. ans while attempting
TO draw pistol vas shot through the abdomen By
enc Of the party lie then shot At smother Of the
party. wounaine him slightly In the shoulder. who
iheftupen fred hack kiiling the monster instantly
The parties surrendered themselves 10 the Law autho
rites we're sxar-insd snd acquitted -ksgsf.He Egg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
Naval Intellsueoee


PAssrp BfusHrrrsr Rrsrosro.-rhe Portsmouth Pr
iet states that Passed Midshipm.n Rove Kel Clarke
and Hopkins. Who were dismissed some six month,
ago by sentence % court martial for refusing TO obey
certain orders on board the Albany have ell been
stored 20 their original positions ia the Navy Of tn.
United sfetes Their offence consisted in refusing TO
.eey the command Of lieutenant TO light candle
for him.
USfrrn sr.rss ssrr Jon- Apaas,
MsDuRs, August IS, 1850
eR II have the sad duty TO inform the Department
oithe untim.ly death of VERY worthy and excellent
yourg cheer, passsd hidsbipmsn Thos n. VAIN
wright late acting master Of this ship.
This young man was reported III two days after
leaving PortsDdick the coast Of Africa supposed 20
arfe from IN fammstion OF the stomach and daily be-
eame worse until ths 14th August when he expired,
after fifteen dsys Illness At halt past three In the after
noon TO the Infinite regret OF every scer and men
beard this ship. poet mortem examination con.
frmed the opinion Of the surgeon as TO the cause Of
bis early desth.
TIE body Of the deceased vas given 70 the deep on
the 18th. at moan, in latitude "a deg. &C min and
longitude "a 6eg. 70 min. ".
Ihave the honor 10 b, very respectfully your ODE
dent servsnt l.. M POWELL. Comm andsr
To Hon. the Secretary Of the Navy washinston.
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ATrER-CIIArs-THE IRISH DIRECTORY N Bos-
TON BROUGHT TO Book We find in the Boston
Courier the annexed piece Of interesting intelli-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
NEW YORK HERALD.

oyy,cx n. W. CORNER OF rUL1o ON ND NASSAU SIS.
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And beck between q m and N, Wejpesday
Proposals 70 to include RaseIlvills and C0id Wsie
next after Olive Bnnch, ere invited.
s74s From Memphis, Tenn, si4p m daily erceP, Sun
day, sn YtbW neg f
BY Gsrmansown, coIIsu,iIls. N0nconner, and NORTH
Mount Pleasant, Miss, ssss Hes
To Holly Springs by nsxt dsys so miles ~
And back between p N daily. except Sunday, and
N next day. M .s6}s.gts
574s From Holly Springs 1t daily, srcep, Sunday
BY Salem and Shelby's Creek,
a To Ripley by - m, 35 miles M f6
And back between II = N and m, same days.
STAT From Holly Springs ss . N ui-wsekiy, Monday
rs Wednesday, and Friday Bad asA IS
By TacksIeechee, Hickory Plat New Albany, and
..3f TsrdyvilIe: 81 asstr e eh1
To Pontotoc by 7 m. 66 miles; a
And back between p m Tuesday, Tbursday, and Sat
urday, and III . m nextday. 6s3 F .n
eI4s From Holly Springs at twice vsek, Tuesda,
By Tslalooss, Chushoma. Grin WOLF AdannviIe
and Pleasant Mount; va - rr
To Belmont by Y o m, 46 miles, IN xaN
Add back between 8 N and p m, "Wednesday and
SATURDAY. 1ssE t 8t
s7f9 From Holly Springs at 9 m twice week, Monday
and Thursday sn ts44sr ar
BY Cockrum's Gross Roads, f
To Hsrnsndo by sp a, % miles M
And back between m and 6 D N NEXT days.
$3.50 From Wassrfsrd al m once week. Tuesday
BY Pink Hin, Green Valley, Milton, and Cas~el,
To Lbery Hill By N, 30 milss ,l M
And back between Sa IN and m, Monday.
ofSi 4 ton oaiom ~ y % onc6 week, uday
By Pleasant Ridge and MeLesns Store
To Ruekmsvills by 9 p N, IS miles
And back between N and IL m, same day.
5752 From Ripley at Q m once . week, Monday
BY Dumas, CarollswIls, Richmond, and Bigby Fork
To Aberdeen by m Wednesday, IS miles; d
And back between Z N Thursday end N sstur
day.
5753 From Passport ai IL . m twice week. Wednesda,
and Saturday,
To Gainesville by Q m, rs miess
And back besween m an3 10 m ssfns day.
1884 From Esstpoft n q m onc4 wsek, Monday
BY Cripple Deer, Beg Springr, and Cotton Ridge,
To Fulton BY 8 p m Tuesday, so miles 40
And back between N "Wednesday and p N Thurs
sest day. ttK ne aftf e
Proposals 10 end q Boy Springs ars invited!
5755 From Jscinto ct m wesh, Monday
BY DanvIs Fsrmnston, Monterey, Tenn, Grave
To Savannah, by n n nsxt day. SO miles
And hsck bsswsen n Tuesday and pm ssxt day
With ssoond wsskIy UP % IL - milk IA Farm
nsson, lsavins Jssnta = = THURSDAY and return
ingWePm
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/; sos Prom Jseinto 4 : = snss ~. Msudsy,
BY Dsnvlia hsv Hopa ssA Dsas YGd; 44
| TO hsiam0us Tsnn.s By z =. 20 manss
And back btWsen 9 . N and = usxt dsy.
Bids 70 csnneacs q psnulls - invited. rt
$751; From New Albsny q n once . wssk, Mondsys
~ Bsaeombss Birmingham. ElliaiOwn, sslfdIo, an
To Fulton ~ II : a nsx, day, a miles;
And back between IN Tuesday and p next day
67Ss From Nsw Albany stSs N twics wssk. Monds,
BY Cotton Plant and Orisaba,
To Ripley by IL u. 10 miles
And back between p m and m.
1888 From Ponio.ss q . p N uiwsskly, Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday;
By Tsii.binsIs. Prairie Noun. okoIous. and Law
renee fi8 gs M
Ts Aberdeen by 10 n next day, As miles,
And back between N Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday. and pm same days. fra
Bids 70 extend % Columbus, 33 miles further, in
5760 From Pontotoc At . once week. Tuesday,
BY Poplar Spring. Elistown. Csrr0Isvils. and eros.
Ridge, ssff
To Jseinto BY N. SO miles,
And back besween4 m and . n, Monday.
Bids TO run semi weekly will be considered.
o76i From Psntstoc u . m once week, Monday, M
By Berlin. Coonewsr Annsvile, and McorevlIs,
To Fulton by 4 p m, 90 miles s8
| And back between and p m next day. VEL
5762 From Pontotoc at . once week, Monday;
BY Toccopoa, Dallas, and Paris ~ a8
To Water Valley by 10 next days. 40 miles;
ae hnd pack Detween Tuesday and 10 next day.
Proposals TO run via Cornersvlle, Milton, Caswel.
Liberty Hill, and Toccopols, back ITO Ponto,oc, "a
miles circuitous. are invited ss AnA
6763 From Fulton at 8 q ones q week, Tuesday; ra
By Richmond, Camago, Okolona. Prairie Mount, and
Dix Creek ri ssaIs ss ss
TO Houston by ii ! N next day. IS mles; IN,
And back between p m Wednesday and m mex
day. .1@ s ~a
5764 From Fulton At 3 ,wics week, Monday and Fn
day, ise stsS GT
BY Piaasonton. Brisr Creek, and Yocony,
To Russellyille, Ala, by N same days, 80 mikes
And back between m Tuesday and Saturday, ana
sP same days. es s3S
M Cure: Whether necessary
s765 From Cotton Gin Port At week, Wsdnes
day, sa 9
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To hatcher by s p m, 30 miles,
And back between "a and m Monday and
SILL From yieksburg at N, twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday
By wsrsn,on. New C.nhsss. La, Grand Gull.
Miss, Rodney, Matches yidalia, Red River Landing,
St. PnncisvilIs, Baton Rogue. and Dousdsonvils
Ts New Orleans by P m Taursasy and Monday, so4
miles
And hack bs.ween . m Tuesday and Saturday. and
2p m Thursday and Monday.
57l2 From yicksburs at "a m, times week, Monday
"Wednesday, and Fridays
eE BY Wsuenton, &4 Es#f
To Willow Springs By N. % miles,
3 " And back between Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and N same days
57l3 From vicksburg al s m, once q vssh, Monday,
BY Youngs Point, La, Miiiksn's Bend Pecan Grove,
Talula Q. H.. Miss Lake provdenos, La, Prince
ton, MI, Grand Lake, Ark. Point worshinston,
Mi, GreenvilIs, Columbia, Ark. Gaines's Landing,
Bolivia, Mi, and Victoria,
To NspoIson, Ark. by . m Wednesday, a30 miles ,
And back between m Thursday and "a m Saturday.
Bids for two trips a week will be considered.
STA From vcksburs at IL m, td-weekly, Monday We'd
ssls nesday, and Friday HstEx
BY Cardiff and Ss,artia, s ,ss
To Yazoo City by a next day, rs miles,
And back between IL N Tuesday, Thursday, and ss-
turdsy, and m next days.
Bids for semi weekly service between vieksburs and
Benton, viz Cardiff, Mildas CIsiborrevlle, ssssrtis,
and Lincoln, through in "a hours each way, win IL
considered.
57l5 From Csuton at N, tri.wcekly, Monday wedn.s.
day, and Friday
By Hsndrckss Benton, and Ebcuszsr,
To Lexington by next days, 40 mies
And back between p Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and m next day.
Proposals 70 90 By Franklin snd Richland will be
siiered.
Also, to commence At Jackson Also proposals 10 run
SIX time week as far a. Benton.
SITS From Canton at N once week, Wednesday,
BY Madisonvile, Densonovn, and Ludlow
TO Hllsbors By ? N, ~ miles,
And back between q N and m Thursday.
With second weekly trip far - Msdisouvie, Iesv-
ing Canton q . m Saturday, and MadisonviIk 1t
II m, through each WY Ia I've hourG
s7l7 From Benton 4 m III weekly, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
To Yssoo City by loI m, 10 niles
And hack bstwssn : m and n ! sane days.
Bids To- IN trips week viii b eonddsrsd.