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GHERIFF'S SALE by virtue Of an order Of
- sale in Partition issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monrpe county, Obiu, and 10
me directed. will offer for sale, st public Outcry
at the front door OF the court house n the town of
Wood-6ed, in said county, OH
Saturday. the 4th day of October. 1851.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and 40 o'clock
IN. of said day the following described lands and
tenetnents, to wit:
A part of Section No, 7, in Township No 2,
Range No. 6. beginning for the same at the north
east corner Of the north west quarter Of Section
thence summing south 33 poles 30 a stake, thence
west 29 poles and nine hundredths TO a stake.
thence north SO poles TO a stake, thence east 20
poles and nine hundredths 10 the place OF begin.
ming G obtaining rix acres more or less, in Belmont
county, Ohio. and appraised N $l76 Also part
of Section No. 80, in Tow wnship No. s, aud Range
No S, b ginning on the south boundary liue Of
said Section chains and 20 aud half links from
the sout, west corner Of said section. running
thence east chains ~ links to stake, the"ce
north 9 chains 62 links to a stake, lhebce west
chains 20 links to stake Ia the road, thence south
8 degrees ives, chains 80 links to a stake in the
road, thence south 10 degrees east chains %
links to The place OF beginning, containing acres,
in Mourue county, Ohio, aud appraised al ss72 -
Also one other lot, il being likewise part Of The
Section aforesaid aud described az follows, begin
ming al poirt chains and IL links east from the
south boundary lie of SAID Section, thence south
8 degrees west chains 6S links TO stake in the
road theme: west 81 degrees west s chains and
81 links to a stake rear white oak tree. thence
north one degree east chains 6S links to stone.
thence west S954 degrees south chains and l2
links to the beginning containing four acres, sub.
iect to the dover therein assigned, also III said
Monroe county. aud appI Aised at $l25.
Ordered to be snlI-ln the case Eihu Upton and
wife vs.. Joseph Matchett ct al.
NJ MORROW, Sh'f.
Sept. 3, 1851. IS rs
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New Goods.

Just received direct froir Philadelphia, neat
and well selected stock OF Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS u.
OF every variety usually kept in Village Of
country store; Also o-GROCERIES, QUEENS
W IRE, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,&c.,SS
All of which will be sold CHEAP for Cash
or IN exchange for country produce.
Cash paid for Rye. Corn. and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for sale at Wheeling
prices; Also a choice article of RECTTFIED
WHISKY. for sale by the barrel, at Wheeling
prices.
Cash
The highest price in cash Ill be paid for WELLs
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool.
Clarington. K. CHASE & co.
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4 pMrNrsTRAToR's SALE by virtue Of

A DMINfsTRAToR's SALE = BY virtue Of
A an order from the conrt Of Common Pleas
OF MonIoe county, Ohio, will Offer for sale on
the premises. Jackson township. in said county,
on Saturday. the ll,h day Of October, 1851, be
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock IN and CLOCK
p. M, Of said day, the following described real
estate, as the property Of Lawrence Murley, now
deceased. 10 wiz: The south half Of the north east
quarter Of section 81. township q aud range 4,
containing 10 Acres, situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, subject to the widows dover therein assign
ed. on the following terms, to wiG One third cash
in hand, one third in six mo"ths, and the residue
in I2 months. with interest from the day Of sale,
to be secured to the satisfaction of the UNDER
signed. MICHAEL LOHh,
Admr Of Lawrence Murey, decd.
Sept. TO- 1851. TN
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SAMUEL FURNACE

Departed this lite Sept. 7th 1851, at hall
past o'clock, P. NJ, at the residence Of
his tsther-in.law, Joseph Reddin, in this
,place. nlthe thirty first year Of his age.
'sa The deceased left wide circle Of
friends and relatives 10 mourn his early
..aeparture Ian amiable wife and dear lit
;tle daughter to weep for loss that can
sscply be repaired in Heaven, where he has
hgone! ane af5 1}W
The. writer Of this believes he can say
/, in truth, that our departed friend lived
without A iault. suffered nearly two years
ofmost excruciating affection without a
A marmur--died without an enemy, and
.thas gons home to glory
..,''. .1r,''H o'1l,s7', 's "A NEIGHBOR.
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0o- We are authorized to announce
JAMES DUNNlNGTON,
ss candidate for Sheriff of Monroe county. a
h 9 ensuing October Election.
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A UGUSTUS WEHRMANN'S ESTATE
IA Notice Is hereby given that the shbscrihef
has been appointed and qualified as sdmnstrstor
oi the estate OF Augustus WehrInann. ate Of
Monroe county. deceased. $50
FREDERICK MUHLEMANN. Adm'r.
JuIy 30 1851
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0U+We are authorized to announce
STEPHEN PANCOAST
as candidate for the Office Of Probate Judge, al
the ensuing October election.
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SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
Mr. EpIroR-Please snnounce the nsme of
JAMES N. SIMMONS,
as candidate for the office of Sheriff. at the en-.
suing election, by request of many voters.
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bH-We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN X LYNCH t
as candidate Tor the Office Of Probate Judge, at
the ensuing October election. er .
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PROBATE JUDGE

Ma. ErTT R-Please announce
~. JEREMIAH HOLLISTER, !,
as candidate for Probate Judge al the October
Election.
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CLERK

CL6Ak.
no-We are authorized to announce
HORACE HOLLAND
a candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the court
Of Monroe county.
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James Ba k er,

James Baker,
WHOLESALE DRUGGtsT,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
nFFERS for sale, at the ioDest market prices.
W large aud well selected assortment Uf
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
French, English and american Cheaaicals,
Paints aud Oils, Brushes Of all kinds,
Dye.Stuifs, Brunzes,
VMnsbes, Perfumery.
Window Glass, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glass Ware. Hatters' Materials,
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL,
Together with every article comprising the
stock of Physician OF Druggist. QyD
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II 9ANDoN BEANES' ESTATE. Notice ia
IL hereby gwen that The subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the 81.
tate Of Landon Beanes, late Of Monroe County,
deceased.
~ '''sE $50 AsAHEL HoGE. Admf. /
Sept, 3, 1851. ,l'''F'& - Z : '''1ii 'ss0s' /
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COMMISSIONERS

COMMISSIONER,
NJ- We are authorized to announce
STEPHEN DOUGHERTY,
Of Wayne township, as candidate for Commis.
sioner of Monroe County. at The next October
election. ftE ar i..
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HAMES McKAlN'Ss ES ATE. Nj office 10
o. hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified administrator Of the estate
ii lanes McKain. late of Monroe county. de-
ceased. WILLIAM .McKAIN, Admf .
Sept.d0. 1851. .f,, .,.,.n,tf .,tl (
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CO U N L
% Duplicate at . Of 1850 20 ''"e' VI SO sss IS 8
De,ipuuencie. ot lsag 3O3 SO 8
Paid through the State treasury l3 81
Received for redemption of forfeited
lands 2 6S 2
Refunded to county by State 6 20 0
Refunded I" county by townships 66
Transferred from other fluids s2s q
Public debt tax collected on Dupli.
cate oils5O 1908 o5
Driirqusncies of ls49 226 ~
Paid through the State treasury 10 II
Public building funds in the treasury
ut last settlement SO 9S
Public building tax collected OIL Du.
plicate of 1850 80" - 4sI 81 3
DeliDquencies Of l549 l5 81 2
Paid through the State treasury 81
Three per cent fund 10 the treasury
at 'he las settlement 165 81 2
Three per cent fund received of State
for 1850 "a II 4
Amount Of costs in criminal cases,
paid INTO the county treasury 827 30
Amount Of fines collected during
the year l0S 06
Amount of unclaimed costs paid inby
VIM -Okey. Clerk IL 25
A mount received for tavern licenses 10 90 D
Amount received for fer,y lirenses ~ 90
Amount received for horse licenses l6O 20
Amount received Tor jury fees in civ.
il cases .. - 90 0
Amount received for road expenses 4s 81 o
Total. Sll,933 70 2
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TREASURER.

THGA6U H6H.
no We are authorized to announce
SIMON DRUM, Esq.
as candidate for the office Of county Treasurer.
at the next October election.
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All OF which notice is given pursunt to law.
Given under my hand, at my office in Woods.
6ed. this Sth day OF September. A d. 1851.
NJ MORROW, Sheriff M. e.
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Ma. EDIroR- You will please announce
JAMES R. MORRIS,
as candidate for Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District, composed Of the counties Of Guernsey
aud Monroe. t
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
COVE are authorized to announce
ELlEL HEADLEY
as candidate for the Office of Prosecuting Attor
ney. at the ensuing October election.
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UOHN ELLIGER's ESTATE Notice 10
d hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified ss Administrator o the estate
oi John Elliger. late Of Monroe county, decesse d.
WILLIAM DARL. Adm'r. (
Aug. 20, 1861. rs a9 siie Is .YsiaFhg
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M We are authorized 10 announce
sTArE sENATcR

Of Belmont county, as an Independent candidate
for District Judge, at the ensuing October election.
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COL. WILLIAM C. WALTON,
as candidate for Judge of the court Of Common
pleas for fbe Seeo,d Sub division, Composed Of
the ,.ounties Of Guernsey. Belmont aud Monroe,)
Of the eighth Judicial District.
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Proclamation!

THyHE qualified electors of The county Of Mon.
u roe in the State OF Ohio, are hereby notified
thai the next annual election will he hulden in the
several townships OF said county at the usual
places nf holding electi ms. on the second Tues
day OF October, A d 1851. being the l4th day
of said month, at which time the following officers
are tu be voted for and chosen, 10 wit:
I Governor,
l lieutenant Governor,
Judges of the Supreme Court.
] Auditor OF State,
! Secretary Of State,
] Treasurer af State,
l Attorney General,
Member OF Board of Public Works for years,
/ Member # Board Of Public Works for years,
Member of Board of Public Works for year.
Judge of The court Of common pleas for the
second subdivision of the eighth Judicial district,
composed Of the counties of Belmont, Guernsey
and Monroe,
! Senator for the counties of Guernsey and
Monroe,
I Representative for Monroe county,
Probate Judge,
Clerk of the Court,
! Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff, .-...
! Coroner, '..-.. ...
! Treasurer, and
Commissioner. ..l
Aud the Trustees of the several townships. III
said county, are required TO return the following
number Of jurors from their respective townships,
10 wit: .,.s.. .... ...,f ..H .H.. ,.,
Adams 5 Jackson Summit 8
Bethel s Malaga Sursbury 8
Benton 5 Ohio .H Switzerland
Centre 10 Perry Washington
Franklin A Salem 8 Wayne S
Green Seneca 6
All OF which notice is given pursunt to law.
Given under my hand, at my office in Woods.
6eld. this sti day OF September A d. 1851.
NJ MORROW, Sheriff NJ. e.
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REyOLUTION IN MEXICO.
MISSISSIPPI STATE CONVENTION.

20 s,p,usffaq VIoKsBURG, Sept. s.
81 The returns Of the election for delegates
ID the State Convention, are in from thirty.
tiree counties, which gives majority of
8.OO0 votes for the Union candidates. On.
ly one county as for as heard from, has
gone Tor the secessionists.
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RePs aud Expenditure Monroe
Of the
tss JNo B. NoLI Auditor N. {,
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,r,,tr i,s-,t, New YORK, Sept. 5.
Sales OF 5000 bbls. -four at SO ri a 4
'fot Indiana and Michigan. and $4,25 for
Southern. Grain Of all kinds steady.
Provisions firm; sales of mess Pork at
l$l5.874. Lard in good demand at a
94c. Sales Of 1000 pigs Galena Lead at
.$4,65. lion steady. Sales Of 1000 gals.
Iinseed Oh at 73c. Whisky 23a 23tc.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. v-~e~~~~~
STATEMENT County, Ohio for The
year commencing June 3 1850 and ending June g. 1851.
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October Election. l.
DISTRICT JUDGE.
COVE are authorized to announce

=. no. We are authoriZed to announce -t''
COL. WILLIAM C. WALTON,
as candidate for Judge of the court Of Common
pleas for fhe Seeo'd Sub. division, Composed Of
the .ounties Of Guernsey. Belmont aud Monroe, }
Of the eighth Judicial District.
0J- We are authorized 10 announce
,''' JAMES WEIR,
Of Belmont county, as an Independent candidate
for District Judge, at the ensuing October election.
''ttaaae' STATE SENATOR.
Ma. EDIroR- You will please announce
JAMES r. MORRIS,
as candidate for Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District, composed Of the counties Of Guernsey
and Monroe. t
PROBATE JUDGE.
MR. ErTT R-Please announce
-, JEREMIAH HOLLISTER, i,
as candidate for Probate Judge al the October
Election.
tJ-We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN X LYNCH H
as candidate Tor the Office Of Probate Judge, At
the ensuing October election.
00-We are authorized to announce
STEPHEN PANCOAST
as candidate for the office Of Probate Judge, al
the ensuing October election.
CLERK.
ny-We are authorized to announce
HORACE HOLLAND
a. candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the court
Of Monroe county.
TREAsURHR.
Go- We are authorized to announce
SIMON DRUM, Esq.
As candidate for the office OF county Treasurer,
at the next October election.
COMMISSIONER.
no. We are authorzed to announce
STEPHEN DOUGHERTY,
Of Wayne township. as a candidate for Comms.
sioner of Monroe County. at The next October
election.
SHERIFF.
Mr.. EDITOR Please snnounce the nsme Of
JAMES N. SIMMONS,
As candidate for the office OF Sheriff. at the en-.
suing election, by request of many voters.
Oc- We are authorized to announce
JAMES DUNNlNGTON,
ss a candidate for Sheriff of Monroe county. at
h Q ensuing October Election.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
I'VE are authorized to announce
ELlEL HEADLEY
AS candidate for the Office of Prosecuting Ator-
tl.nn n,t,. .harx x.ta
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Aud the Trustees of the several townships. III
said county, are required TO return the following
number of jurors from their respective townships,
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+, CINCINNATI, Sept 5-P NJ.
~ Flour unchanged. with moderate de-
mand; sales OF 600 bbls at 3,l2 1915.
Nothing doing in provisions. Whisky
.l7Hc., Sales oi 600 lbs. cotton yarns at
sl5o.a Groceries unchanged; sugar 6 a y;
coffee 9t.' ~, y ..'''.
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Friday ut Sam
Arrive at Bsiobrioge same days by 5 pm.
l0249 From Pkcton, by Fin to Gibson Is miles and back
Leave Pik,t,n Wednesday msnm;
Arrive at Gibson dey pm;
Leave Gibson Wednesday at pmi
Arrive st piketon ssme day 10y spu
l02s0 From sinking Spring, by Byrglon, Morgnns Fork,
Jas, er, r,kston, Beaver ana Meadow Branch to
jackson, Al miles aud bae k, week.
Leave Sinking Spnng every Thursday sam,
Arrive at Jscsson next day by "a nj
Leave Jackson every FRIDAY at Ipm;
Arrive at sinking Spring next day by pm
l025l From Lyncnburg. by Jacksonville, Pnnoeon, bu.
ford, New Hope, ,o9eorEsown, " mics and
back. once week,
Leave Lynchburg Friday at am;
Arrive al George own same day 10y JPN;
Leave Georgetown Saturday a 7ami
lo2sa from Hnisooro', BY Fsi,fs2 % YauOgsvle 20
nllcs and back, once q week.
Leave tillsboro' Wednesday a, Tam;
Arrive at Youngsvile same day by SPIN,
Leave Youngsville Thursday at an;
Arrive at HuIsooro' came day by IN,
loasa From Locus. Grove BY Marble Fur1sce, Cuisine
Tranquility, and founssville, to Eckmansvillc,
90 mics aud back, week.
Leave Locust Grove every Saturday at sans
Anrye at Eckmansv,iIe same day by i2m
Leave Eckmarsvic every Saturday ut m
Arrive at Locust Grove same day by p m.
l0os4 From West Union, by Wegoners Ripple, Stouts,
Rockville, and Friendship, TO Portsmouth, and re-
turn by Bldo Creek, equal TO 81 miles and back,
once week.
Leave West Union every Thursday at SAM
Arrive at Portsmouth seine day by 81 pm;
Loave Poramou'h every Thursday at q pm;
Alive at West Union next day by pm.
l0o55 From Georgetown, by New Hope, Pueba, Benton,
Five Mile, and Grcenyle, to Fayetteville ~ miles
and back, week.
Leave Georgst I,Ioay ut m;
Arrive at Fayetteville same day 10y SPIN;
Leave Fayetteville Saturday at Sam;
Alive Al Georgetown same day by I'm;
lOo5s F,om Georgetown 10 Ripley ~ miles and bnck,
s' three tunes week.
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday, Thuradsy, and
Saturday at IAN;
Arrive a, Ripley sane days by 8 m, and return to
Georg town by 6 pm
I0257 From Williamsburg to New Hope, Is miles md
back, once a week
Leave Williamsburg every Saturday of Gam;
Arrive at New Hope same day by lamj
Leave New Hops saturday al 1 pm;
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loars From wsynesvie, by sprngboro 70 Franklin, u

lOa7s From wsyne.vle, by sprIngboro' Franklin, Is
miles and hack, week.
Leave Wavnesyle every So urday al an
Arrive - Fcauklin same day by II am;
Leave Franklin every Ssu d4y a. pm
,oooo Anise at waynesslle same day by pm,
lo3oO From Hamilton by ltsssle, JarksonboTougb West
Exon, Grats, West Alexandra Lew sboTg, l. =
phema, iiasers,o~n, Cas- me, and Fou Jeff arson
TO Or ensi ie, So mics and back twice week.
Leave Hamilton esey Tuesday aud Friday al a
Arrive at Gr'envie same day. by pms
Leave dfeenvdls every Monday aud Thursdsy al 6
Arrive q, Hamilton same days by SPIN.
io2sl From Hami ION. by Rossvls Darr'own, Morning
Sun. FAIR .ven u ,echy Mre, la, and Boston
to Richmond, la, 30 miles and back, daily .,''''''
Leave Hamllon DAILY AT pm;
Auive at Richmond same days by o m
Leave Richmond daily at m;
Arrive at Hamilton same days by p m.
lO2s2 From Mddet,wn, 10y LIS Sourdswle, Princeton,
and Pou Union, TO Cincinnati, 80 miles and back,
Lrave M,dd every Friday at am;
Arrive al Cincinnati same day by IN
Leave Cincinnati every Sa'u day TAM
Arve at Niddietown same day by 6
l0283 From Hamilton, by M ltvlle, Reilly, 3 mes
and back once week
Lave Hamilton every Saturday at 8
Arrive a. Kelly same day by ~
Leave Reilly every Saturday at p m
Arrive 1T Hamilton same day by pm.
lO28i From Hamilton, by RoasvIe Seven, mile Collins
vile, Snmervile, and Camden, 10 Eaton 81 miles
end kat X, six tunes week.
Leave Hamilton daily except Sunday at 10 am;
Arrive a. Eaton days by p m;
Leave Eaton daily except Sunday at Gam;
Arrive at Hamilton same days by ~ m.
lO2a5 From New Paris, by Concordia New Madison and
Fort Jefason, TO Greeuvile, 90 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave New Paris every Wednesday and Saturday at
lpmi.
Arriv. at Greenvllc same day by pm;
Leave Greenvlle every Wednesday and Saturday AT
SAM;
Arrive New Paris davs by Ia
1926 From New Paris to New W,stvie miles and
back, six times a week.
Leave New PARIS daily excep, Sunday ct S p m;
Arrive at New Westv,l'e same days by 6 p N
Leave New Weslvhle daily except Sunday at 7 p
m;
Arrive at New Paris days by SPIN.
l0287 From HayerstowD by HamLurg, Eaton, l3 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Hagerstown every Friday at Ga am
Arrive at Eaton same day by liz am;
Leave Eaton every Friday at pm;
Arrive al Hagersown same day by pm.
lO28s From Xena, by Z,mme rman's, Williams own, Day
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Arrive ct carlos every Wednesday and Saturday by
2pmi
Lave Charlie every Monday and Thursday al IL
Arrive at sydney every wednssdi } and Saturday by
o3o6 FROM Warahkonneita, by III ionopolis, waynes-
neg, a1a h'undhead, " ksnton, ~ miles ani
back, one. week.
Leave Wapahkon ieita every Friday 4, 6 amt
Arrive al lie ton sama day 6y D o ~;
Lras7 hen,on every Saturday, am;
Arrive al Wapahkon, la same aay bv 4 n m
and hack week.
Lave d every Friday at 2 nm,
Arrive at st. John same day by % m
Leave ST. John every Friday a. a m
Arrive at Dr more same day ~ IL m.
l030s From s. Alan a. W Celno, SIX els Cross Roads.
New Cnry don, Ia Lumber Lost, Linn Grove and
Vera Cruz, - Button, ~ miles And back
Leave ST. Mary's every Saturday at sans,
Airse at Button next day by b pm
Lesve Button eve rhursdsy al am;
- Arrive at =. Mary next day by m.
lo3o' From = Masy's, by C.na, NePtuns Boets, Msr~
Ger, Shmt's Crossing, Wi shne, Pl asant Mills,
II Decatur, Monmouth, and Root, to Fort
Way"e' % miles an back, three times week,
supp ying Celna and Botia the going, and
Neptune un The return trips.
Leave s. Mays ru,sdly, Thursday, and Saturday
Leave Fort Wayne Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at -
Arrive at ST. Marys same dsysby spm.
l03l0 Fon Dephos, by Fort Jennings TO Kulds ia mlies
and beck once week F.
Leave Deiphos every Thursday at | D m
Arrive ~ kaIida same day by pm
Leave KaIda every Thursday al Ga m;
Arrive at Delphos same day by l2m,
1871 Fiom Defiance, by Brunersbus and Transport 10
Bryan, 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Defiance every Tuesday und Friday al S
am;
Arrive Bryan days by lam;
Leave Bryan every Tuesday and Friday at PM
Arrive at Defiance same divs by Sp m.
l03l2 rom Defiance by Brnersburx Cranesve Snooks-
vile, and Hicksvlle, to Panama, 80 miles and
bad k, week
Leave Defiance every Wednesday al 8 am
Arrive ut Panama ram- day by 70 m;
Leave Panama every Thursday at 6 an;
Arrive at Defiance same day by p m.
1913 from St Joseph's, hy Aric Hsmton Ia, Stsa-
benvLe, Angola Finn, and Brushy Prairie, to
Lima, 40 miles and back week.
Leave ST. Joseon's every Monday at Ga m
Arrive at Lima day by p m;
Leave Lima every Wednesday al 6 IN;
Arrive at ST. Joseph's next day by 6 pm.
RYAN nv m (.entre nd