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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-10-08
ADAMS &CO.'s
Great Eastern and Western Expl

Great Eastern and Western Express.
1 DAMS & co are now forwarding mercbnn-
= die If every description, Cold aid silver coin
Bank notes, bills o. sx,hange. &c. 10 all POINTS
between Boston, n. York, Phlladelphia, Baltimore,
fi,tsburg Cincinnati, Louisville, -. Louis and all
intermediate points. laneculsr attention paid 10
small parcels o. packages having a speca! mes
senger on board tie Lady Franklin all yaluabies
will he under biz INN. qiaie charge. p
Our rates of trans ortanon will be exceedingly
low our facilities tor forwarding are unriy aloa
Consignees will pease be particular in noticing
the arrival Of the Lady Franklin. and be PREF artd
10 pay charges and receive thei' pat keg,s
Merchandize shipped on any oflhe regular Sea m
boat Packets TO this house, will he promptly for
warded by express T otherwise il desired. -
J. III HUGHES, Agent.
augl-3m $50 Main ST., Louisville, KY.
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CHEESE.

~ BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, in store
Az and for sale at The lowest prices. by
JOIN GRAHAM * Co,
jy25-.of Sycamore beiw. Water Il LIST SITS.
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NEW BOOKS.

N6V DOOLAS.
EEy1S5I The Home opathIc Domestic Ply
,ElSt<<<L/ sicIaa: containing the treatment OF
lily diseases, with popular explanations
of Anatomy, Physiology Hygiene and Hydro
spalhy, and also an abridged Maleria Medica; by
3. II. Puite, NJ. ID.
The Sc and u C Sailor; Notes on France and
Italy, and other literary remains OF Rev. Walter
Cotton.
Running sketches II lien and Places IN Eng
land, France, Germany, Belgium aGd Scotland
by George COpway.
Incidents in the Lille of a Pastor; by William
Wisner ID. ID.
The Silver Cup of sparkling Drops from many
fountains, Tor the Friends CT Temperance; Edit
ted by Miss c. b. Porter.
fsure Gold. or Truth in its Native Loveliness;
by Rev d. Holmes, A III.
Not so Bad as We Seem, or many sides TO a
character; comedy in five acts; by Sir Edward
Bulwer, LyttOn Bart.
Travels in the United States, etc, during 1919
and 80; by Lady Amelia Stuart Wortley.
The Stone Mason of Saint Point: a village tale
by A. De Lamartine Just received b.
sep27 L II. HOOD & CO.
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CINCINNATI ADVERT'MTS.

-ss> BOOTS & SHOES.-A large gfl1
stock and general variety on hand, ny
~ suitable for the fall trade, selected
from the best assortment in the Eastern ma; ket.
Mems calf, kip and coarse CoOts;
Boys do do do;
Youths calf,do do;
Childrens'do do Go;
Mems cali kip, split, seal and coarse Brogans;
Boys do 90 and coarse Brogans;
Youths'do do do;
Ladies' do do split aud goat pegged Boots;
do do and goat pegged Buskins;
do do do sewed Boots and Buskins;
do French morocco and kid sewed do;
Misses calf. kip, split and goat pegged Boots;
Chldren's calf, kip, grained & pegged lace Boots;
v it'll numerous other varieties, ano large assert
ment OF extra sizes of the above varieties for sale
by L g. WEBSTER & co,
sep3-tt Corner 9Th and Lodge SITS, Cin1i.
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PatroniZc Ecmc Manufactures
con nr1rr5 xxyNNr rNrJOcrrrO
New Fall and Winter Goods
ID. =. ANDERSON,

On FIRST street. first door belto Post Ofoe)
IL AS just received, and is new opening large
4 L assortment OF fashionable gouGs suited to the
fAL AND WINTER TRs DE. consisting in part OF blk.
blue. green, olINe. caret and brown
French, German & American Cloths,
twill ed and plain Also, great variety of
Overcoatings,
German beavers. super hue nj drab kerseys blue
a. 'anket c,aIng, pilot cloths &.
+ 4uc!i and German
BLACK DOcSfiins,
Wool and niece black Cassmers of everV quality.
fancy C,ssir1ers and DOeskins OF the latest and
moi fashp. nable 'vle.
y.,STISGS.
Elegant style London Ca-imeres and nientines.
plain six Vevel Veat,I@s, fsrled and PLAIN BLK
Satin and eilk do.
TaiiorS, Trimmings,
~ every description; super wool linr:"s ioF over
cats. plain and figured alpacca scrges, mphair inS
Tres, &c.
s~'fhe attention of m, customers, and the public
generally j. invited Ia an exqminatlO vt the above
goods. whici have been selected with great care,
and viii he sold at The LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments o! every description made to order in
Tie very best manner. and warranted 10 III.
sept lS-llwd
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

ID G. O'RlLEY and JOHN >. MITCHELL.
j. have this da, formed a Co-Partnership in
business. under the name and stye OF O'RI.ey N
Mitchell. land as successors TO p G.. O'Riey and
Johr MitchelI.) They beg leave Ia inform the
friends 81 the late house and the public generally,
T. at they will continue L" transact general Com
mission ard Forwarding Business in this
city. and sUicn a cOntI uarCe OF The patronage OF
Mere hsnts. raiders and others They nave COM
modious Wharf poats and Warehouses, and are
prepared TO receive and store aGy quantity OF mer
c1 andizc or produce
Liberal cash advances will tie made on produce
ship e1 to them Tor sale or to be shipped 10 their
CORES pOndenis in New Orleans ur he Eastern
cities. T. u. O'RiIET.
JOHN s. MI CDELL.
EraasrUe, Sap. !, 1851 (-ep5 III
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.

CLAGETT, JOHNSON q CO.,
Louisville, KY, -.
n WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS q
~ OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY, FANCY, cZ5
- sNDvARlETY GOODS IN GENERAL, W
42l south side of Maim street, betuee1
Fifth and SiIth.
THE subscribers are now receiving and VIII
i shortly be in receipt of their fall npor,a,ions,
embracing tie styles and latest patterns OF
goods in their line, manufactured in The English,
German ard American factories, making then as
sortment large and complete, imported direct, and
offered TO the trade on The most literal terms. -
Country merchants will find II greatly TO their in
terest 10 call, examine our stock, and loain our
prices and terms before ma king their purchases
either i'm this or + asiern cities.
iy3O CLAGETT. JOHNSON & CO
n. B-Usunl credit TO prompt men when proper
ly voueheo for ..- -,
lrLiberal discount 10 cash buyers 90 -
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TOTHE PUBLIC.

TO THE FUB LIC.
II He undersigned having purchased oil his broth
I CT Emanuu u unibeeis. Ike Saloon, Billiard
Tables. &c. &c, above Messrs. Drummer ~ Co.'S
clothing sorecorneT Main and First streets, would
int rm he pub ic that he is row prepared 10 well
come old visitors and new ia the waTnt 81 man
ner. He has supplied his bar with the best liquors
and cigar, and will personally attend 20 the Gem.
tort and pleasure OF thos visiting the house.
ssDl6tf HENRY GUMBERT.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
ClDS. 20

- KAHN has just received at his store under
-. the Journal office, corner Main end Water sts.,
of the largest stocks of Clothing, Furnish ng
Goods, Hats. Caps, &c that ever arrived at Ev.
syill lie. Ills clothing is all of the hest material
and manufactured in the most fashionable styles.
Having purchased at such rates as will enable
him sell low, ne invites the attention of the pub
lie To his stock, which is not supposed by any IN
{ c city. In this store will be found overco its,
coaks. dress, '-ock and sack coat g, shirts. &c;
hats and caps OF every variety. These goods have
just been received, and are now ready for inspec-
tim and sale.
g-Good bargains may be had, as am de;erm-
ed TO sell cheap as the cheapest. Isepbdtf
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MASONIC BOOkS-- he Craftsman and
vi Free Na-on's Guide coutainiD. denia-
atom # tie i,tu9ls oi trrtm1son =, with Il emf
ms and * unatiuns 50 arranged os greatly
Ia III ate il quiine knowledge at the rii,s IN
rerem mics Of the several degrees. from Entered
Apl entic To hat oi Select \ aster the oider
of Pms hood by Cornelius Moore, eItor of The
MasuBi Review, itcinnaG.
Tie Free MlsoE's MUniio: containing define
atiOns ~. the Fundamen'al prime rles OF trer Ma
sony with explanations and plates; by e. Z a
DAVIS
The True Masonic Chart, or Hyeroglyphc Mon
itor; ty x w. Jeremy.
The ystic Circle and American Hand Book %
Ma nry by George II. Gray. Sr., ol Miss
Fo sale hy f. II HOOD & CO.,
sill Main st / door below Morgan & Keen.
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j. HI. NIAGHEE 4 co.

RI daily receiving and opening various style
4! OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, suta
bic tor the Fall and Winter trade. among which
CASES Black Dotskins and Cassimercs;
do Sattinels Blk. blue d fancy colors;
do Fancy Casslmeres, plaid, plain and strip'd
do TNeeds, gold mixed and fancy cOlorsi
d. black aud drab English Cords & Banpups
do Cotton aud Wool CaSsimeres;
Worsted stuff Goods comprising:
CASES 4.S, 81, 81 nigh cOl1red Coburgs and
Pnramattas;
do a. a ga Cha ngcable do;
do A, 54, 6-i orleans Cloth. various quail
do Al, 81, ~ Royal Black Aipaccas:
DC Al 81 6i brocaded pla 20;
do a. 81, o chaugeable Chameleon 20;
do L. > 4. ID AlOhalT aud Sik;
do American, French AMI Scotch Ginghams;
do Plaid Linseys, RoderIck Dhu ani Clan
Alpins.
do 81. 7-S4 !, 81 Beached Musins;
DO Ga, IA. bieached and Brown Table
Diapers;
do Low prlce.l medium and Super 4. Check;
do Adam's, tenOony and Merrlmaek Blue
PRINT and Hobesun's blue aud OIange do,
do Washington aud Lavender Pfiu's;
90 Great Falls and Passaic Blk ard Law. 90;
do Glole. American and Fall X Nader do;
do sup BRUSH and real Chintz coloTs do;
90 Ruby and Orange do;
do Dark and Neium Fancy; do
do Scarlet and Fancy Furniture do
DO Al SCARLET anu Turkey Red Chintz do;
do 81, 4 printed flannel. all colors;
do blruch,s' and Blue Drllings;
do Cloak innings and Coloreu Camhrcs.
BALES ri ot and Fell Ciohs,hl'k blue, and fancy;
do white Scarlet aad yellow Fiannels;
ALSo;-Browu Sheetings md -h'rtings in light
aud heavy makes: Canvass Padding, SeIiria wad.
ding. bed and saddle blankets, blanket coating,
solid cold ". cl.anes and Ca 'hmeres; Berage DE
Iaines and Silk Pcfrns; Jacones, Cambrics, Bib
op Lawns soft null Muslius aud Swiss dos Bay
State Lorg Shaw!s, Paris embrd and Enelish do;
lambs wool and Nerno hosiery consisting oim n
women and children scarlet, gray, mixed and
black hose; wooden ana cotton shirts; cravats,
hlndkeychiyfs gloves. mi-ts, susp'IderS, ribbons
bOnneis. trimmings, thread, buttons, tapes. &c.
All Of which viii be offered TO merchants Oh the
most reasonable terms and prices.
-ndII J. III MAGREE & CO,
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JEwELRY AND NOTIONS

DY expires direct from tie manufacturers clus
ID ter pins, Jenny Lrld ear rings, finger rings
lOckets fob chains, keys, pencils, shirt studs, bel
slides, buckles'a I'd pms; which | will sell as low
as any house in New York, at wholesale or retail
Also, at RETAIL great variety of port monnairs
purses, brushes, combs, gold pens needles, s,es
beads and claps, AccOrdeons, muse boxes, chess
men dolls balls &c A. e.. PUSHEE,
sepb1 fms Main near Water street
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OK CASES Boots and Shoes now receiv
~OO ing and to arrive, for sale cheap by
isy J. b. FOSTER. Water street.
sep27 fdoor from Main
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Chloe l.hcIs AND GALLOoYs-
- 2OO0 gross Lace OF every siyle and variety;
300 pieces silk and mon STRING Ribbon;
too gross black six Galoon;
100 do do union do;
o do do Maggie Galloon;
lC0 do col0red &c:
500 lbs Nos 3, 10 and - Shoe Thread;
30 doZ men and wo'aen's Cork So es;
40 sets prime Philadelphia Lasts;
90 gross Bot chs;
With large and superior stock OF black and col
ored ENGLISH and French Lasiings anu ltaiiar
Cloths, al for sale low al
T.. G. WEBSTER & Co.'s,
sel3 Corner 9Th : Lodge Is. inri. O.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS.
II LOB T. RI Il Il II G. II S S

r-71F3 Keeps constantly on hand every va n
! riely ard description OF Cabinet Fur ~
~ nj ure and Chars, winch he warrants M
to stand with any work made in this city else
where. Persons wishing to purchase would DO well
10 give him call Shop ON Main street. between
2nd and Bird streets.
lie las JUST received a large and handsome
rieiy OF new Furniture which will be sold on the
mostr asonable terms.
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~ ENTLEMEN DESTROYS o. procuring rerV me
VI Dress Hats or Boots can find the largest as
sortmen at the Hat and Shoe Store of
sep27 j. b. FOSTER
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sUNDRY NEW GOODS,

= cases blue and white plaid Lii sey;
- do green Prints, assorted,
4 do blue and assorted Chester Cashmere;
10 do Cocheco Prints:
3 de- fancy niohair, Brocate LustTe; 8a
9 do black do do dU
3 do fancy Gingham
do brown Holand just received and for
by JAS. Low g. CO, q
aupcO All ain ST., Louisville. Ky.
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4 EATHER.--
- 10 dog Philadelphia Hips;
25doz do Calfskins,
so doz Tampico and Madras Boot Morocco
so doz do do glazed & goat do;
IS doz d. and French NOrocco;
20 dOz Madras do co;
- dox Curacao Madras & American Kids;
- dez prime French Patent Leather;
~ c'z Cape Bindings;
q doz fancy Roans;
20 doz c'lored Morocco. Al Just received and
for sale low by f. c. WEBSTt X Il Co.,
seP2 Corner 5th 81 Lodge sts-, Cinti,
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LUMBER YARD!.

lie has also jusi received al his yard, opposite hi
Ware-rooin, OH Main street, large supply OF first
pine lumber, of every description, which he Of
lers 10 the public on most reasonable terms.
COFFlNS made 10 order. A large supply of all
kinds aud sizes hand, and for sale reason. ,le
prices. i llearse Is always ready At land. Dwell
VII be attended to all hours of the night -,
Iy!S6
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PITTsRURaR coal.
GAME WANTED.
LUNCENOTICE.

+ UNCH will be served up every morning at
IL SMITH Evans RestaUrat, next door to the
Post Office, at i0a o'clock. ISep30 lwl
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CIGARS.

IN l0A SOUTH American Sega4s, a sups
~, WV Tior article. in store and for sale low
by BABC0CK BROTHERS,
Ian4 Water street
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d ICII DRESS COODS.-A large lot OF very
h elegant printed Cashmcres and d. Laines
Iall WOOL jusl received and for sale low by
sep5 BAE MES & COLBURN
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100 CASES Boots and Shoes on consign-
Z w meni by the Manufacturer, and for
sale al remarkably low price, iy
sept JOHNSON & FRENCH.
FRENCH BAKERY and Confectionery.
4 The citizens of tvansvitl,. are res ectiuly in
formed hat The undersigned has opsHed , sh' p.
where On extensive variety or Cakes. Pastry.
Sweetmeats and Confectionery OF every desai Ji.on
aTe WAYS kept on hand such choice IS YOU
find in his establi. hmtn, has hot b;en known in
thiS city heretofore.
Sui attention paid to orders for Parties, Din
ners, Soirees. Weddings aud any kind Of ceiebra.
ticns Knowing his trad. :hsrou.hy. he knows
he can give general satisfaction
RtTTERATH,
sepIStf 49, Corner 2nd and L1clIst streets.
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80 MrssRs. MACK & LOBEN- cMNM
~ STiNE have ,ust received, and III = NJ
IL conun,e 10 lec, i've weekly from vss>Ai4lJ
heir Wholesale Establishment, in Cincinnati, the
largest and most extensive assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
ever hrougtt here and manufactured with an es-
peciai view 10 meet the wants OF the market, and
consisting ot every article OF apparel nccessar' 10
complete the wardrobe Ui individuals at every taste.
COATS. The following kinds made Ut the best
material and in the latest styles. are now in stor
Black cloth dress and irock coats; brown, blue, and
invisible qrtcndo; Blanket and Pilot cloth dcbl G,
gold mixed tweed sGcAs. OvercOats yer, superior
qualify. TO all OF which they respectfully invite the
attention of the public
PANTS.-Super black ard fancy cassmcres:
CoTdurog,c ssinsl, Jeans aud iancy pants fevery
description and of the latest fashion.
VESTS. Black satin and silk vests; fancy and
PLAZA do do;ancy cloth, cashmere and sattinet do;
and common vests of every style and price.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting OF an elegant s, a.,
and large assortment o. Gus Ililllllf
tom n a1e bosom shirts, shrtl = IVY
collars, cravats Of superior quality and beautiful
patterns; silk knit and cotton drawers, under
shirts gloves, suspenders. and every other article
usually found in the most extensive establishments
OF the country.
81 In connection with their large stock "A
Sooi Clothing, they ill Keep fine as go
sortment OF
Camps Superior Hats and Caps.
ALso-All kinds of Union, Mexican, California
Leghorn. Panama and other style of hats; with n
variety of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1t is useless TO mention their elegant ard very
extensive lot of hog skin and other kinds OF
Trunks, Carpet Bags. and valeses.
Wesare Always and tai all times prepared tn sell
Clothing at wholesale. manufactured IN Tire most
substantial manner. much che aper than any othe,
hoHSe ~ fhiS Guy, and on terms compare t1vor
ably with any house West OF the Alleghany Mouu-
tajus One ol the prOpretors has be- n hree months
in Cincinnati, for Ihe express OF getting
this stock. and solicits continuance vi the pat>
ronage so literally bestowed on them.
Respectfully.
MACK a. LOBENSTINE.
E.UanSpille Sepfemher 81
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100 PIECES LiHSeys--a complete assert
i w ment--just rrc,i and offered to The
trade. (sePi) JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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Ihc of viii -
payment Of the Subscription be msAs IN sAw~scs
Distant subscribers hswssd neasy By issss po.i.v.
ke paid BY ali BY
sale usasasissson
The COUNTRY PAPER published lss w~saiy a~sS
u Coasssss weekly during the rsesss
suh-crip,oas period hsa vii sS received
lesms psoposuoned 10 she above annual rates.
oz-PosTMAsTERs sssasi ssA,b
sendiax DAILY subscriber with 80 enclosed
sEM-WEEkLY subscribers, S2a s1ciossd wkAKLs
subscribers Win sio enclosed will be sauaed 70 q As
edition they aruish subsc. for svssss.
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3sls From Hastings at m. once week, Saturday;
By William lnghams
10 Flat River BY l2 IN, 25 miles
ana back between IN and p IN.
Ssls from Jackson at m, once week, Saturday
ny Henfieta;
10 Mason by p IN, 81 miles
ana BACK between IN and IN Friday.
3s2o From LakevllIe al IN, once week, Saturday
ny Colins's Mill and Townsend School House;
10 Amont by IL N, 12 miles;
And back between p m and pm.
1921 from Lansing al m, once a week, Friday;
by Delta, Oneida, Roxand, Dandy, and Sibewa
10 Odessa by p IN, IS miles
And back between a III and p IN next day
ss2a FROM Lapier al m, once week. "Wednesday
BY Farmers Creek, Rural Vale. CampbePs Cor
ners, Jersey, and Steam Mill
10 Pontiac by pm 80 miles;
ANA back between a m and p IN next day
3s23 From Lawrence at IN, once week, Friday;
by Columbia, Hunter, South Haven, and Ganges
10 the mouth OF Kalamazoo river by s p m, 40
miles
,s,, And And back between a m and N next ext! day
3S24 From Lyons at a m, once week, Friday;
10 GIeenylle by pm, 25 miles
And back between m and m next day.
3sa3 From Mt Clemens at am once week, Saturday;
BY Linle's and Ashleyyllle;
To ARona by l2 IN. 20 miles;
And back between y m and IN. ,.-a.-.s
3s26 From Paw Paw at 6 IN, once week, Friday;
70 Black River by 8 m, 80 miles;
And back between m and pm:
1927 From Quincy at m, once week, Saturday;
To Allegheny by 10 m, miles;
And back between l2 IN and p m
1928 From Rochester at m, once week Tuesday (;
By Mt Vernon;
To Romeo by II m, l3 miles;
And back between m and pm
$500 From Saginaw al m once in two weeks, Mon
day;
To Grand Traverse Bay by p m next Friday, 100
miles,
And back between 8 m Monday and pm next
Friday.
1890 From Tecumseh at m, once week, Saturday
By Rldgeway and York;
To vpsilanti by m, 81 miles,
And back between a m and Friday.
1891 From Wayne Village at m, once week, Satur-
day;
By Komulus Centre and Huron;
To Brownsown by p IN, Is miles;
And back between m and p m.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL IN OHIO,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,
IOWA, MINNESOTA TERRITORY, MISSOURI,
Utah TERRITORY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE,
ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS, LOUISI-
ANA AND TENAS.
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MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
3so5 From Cedar at m, week Friday
BY Conway;
To Antrim by 10 a N. ~ miles;
And back between I'm and 4 pm.
3s06 From Deu lit al 5 m, once week, Saturday:
To Duplain by Ia M 23 miles;
And back between p IN and m.
3s07 From Dexter al 3 a IN, once a week, nday
BY Dover, Pnckney Plainheld White Oak, Will
Jamestown, and Okenas;
To Lansing by 10 m, 50 miles;
And back between a M and 10 p m next days
3s0S From Detroit al 8 a IN, once a week, Monday;
BY Riley and Wesphaia
ToAiaple by p m next Wednesday, l24 miles:
And back between a m Thursday and 8 p m mex
Saturday.
Query Whether necessary!
1909 From Film, at 4 m, week, Friday
BY Flushing, New Haven Venice, and Caledonia
To Corunna by - m, ~ miles;
And back between m and opm.
3slo From Grand Rapid nj 0 M once week, We'd
By Paiafeld Canonsburg, Grattan, Oisca, Wheat.
land and North Plains;
To Lyons by IL m next day, 4s miles;
And back between p m Thursday, and p m
next day.
3sll From Grand Rapids at m, once week, Salur
BY Ada, Lowell, and Saranac;
To lonia by Ia IN, 23 miles;
And back between 1 p m and 10 pm.
1912 From Grand Rapids at a m, once IN two weeks
By Grand Traverse Bay and Little Traverse Bay
To Macknaw by m next Saturday, 25o miles
And back between a m Monday and p m mex
Saturday.
3sl3 From Grand Rapids at m, once week, Thurs
day;
BY Loomisville, Wright and Ravenna;
To Maskegoa by Ia m next day, IS miles;
And back between Friday and IN next
day
3siA From Grand Haven at m, once a week, Mon
day;
By Muskegop, White Lake, Pentwster, Pere,
Marquette, and Point Saube
To Manistee by 9 m next Wednesday, 100 miles
And back between 6 m Thursday and p m
NEXT Saturday.
1915 From Grand Haven at a m, once in two weeks,
Tuesday;
BY and through the counties OF Oceana, Neena,
Mason, and Maniotee
To Grand Traverse Bay by next Friday, $50
miles;
And back between Ga m Tuesday and o m mex,
Friday
1910 From Grand Blanc nj m. once a week. Friday
Ry Holly Rose, White Lake, and Highland
To Kensipg,on by p m, IS miles
And back between q IN and m. ns1t day
ysI n From Green Oak at once week. Tuesday
By l esn Oak Centre aud Oak Plains,
10 Brighton by 10 m, miles
And back between | m and Pm.