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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20
Z he RutlmA 4irrnl0
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB 30 ~

W. would say to "a 'ooier on" iha,
lis communicative. ard which he pro-
poses 10 continue. is not quite TO our
ms'e,-wl,ile il would strike us as some
Aha, out of character I, discuss The
,,ccuii.r CLAIM. &c rival int rests in pc
cuniary matters in q new sral'cr comrsH-
uicaiiou and. A. COMPARISONS arc N,
nil times odiou-, and especially where
they touch i''v pride or pockets. OF indi-
y;iJnl-. We SHALL feel bound to withhold
the communication u, least for The pre-.
eat. II either party in interest ave dis
pos,d 10 cry "lo here and 10 there y
through an advertisement. we should be
glad TO accommodate them; but to allow
this 10 be done through communica-
ton would strike US as dc :idcd.y i'm
! proper.
Il G. Il 1.-The lst aud Sd parts O;
your communication was duly received
hu. for various reasons we n.e reluc.
family forced to decline publishing them
Not that the articles are 10, in them.
selves worthy Of place jus; in senti.
mont and correct in views yet the
subject of which they treat--if not
hackneycd, has been SO much written
upon for the past few years that i, woulf
require a far more than ordinary mar
to give it that life and freshness SC
necessary to attract attention or to rem
der his labors profitable to the genera
public.
We have given more space TO Thu
one subject within the past four year:
than to any other one other than poll
tics.
'QrI VIvE.'-We laughed Just
little over your article--and rs yol
',ather MougM' we should put it int
an iron safe just TO accommodate you
we did. The stove got it,
, You surely cannot have forgotten III
fable of the boys and frogs and
not, YOU must remember that there
D.. sometimes tro sides to funny thing
and in this instance we imagine ther
# are many who would see no fin in any
, thing You say.
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THE SENATOR FOR TIE 3ncII
Term considerable iniercs. is felt as
to the whereab outs of NJ. Ran,oul, the
u. 5 Senator elect from Massachusetts,
and also in regard to the question Of his
acceptance Of the honor which the Goa
lilionists have proffered him. The last
accounts we have seen of the gentle
man are in the Washington correspon.
dencc of the New York Sun, in which
it is stated that a dispatch vas received
in Washisgton on the l0h inst, from
Mr.. Rantoul, in which he expressed
the determination TO rapair at once to
that city, though no, word did he say
relative to the question whether lie
does or does not intend TO take the scat
in the Senate to which he has been
elected.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

FuGIrIvE SLAVE CASE Is BosroN,
"A negro known in Boston by the
name of Wilkins was arrested on Satur-
day as Shadrach a fugitive slave belong
ing to John Debree, of Norfolk, Purser
in the L. S. Navy. lie was brought
before u. S. Commissioner Curtis, who,
on application Of his Counsel, postponed
the examination to Tuesday. The com
missioner, &c. then retired, leaving the
prisoner in charge Of the Deputy Mar
shall, to consult with his counsel. The
latter had left, except Charles q.
Davis, as had all other persons except
the officers, the prisoner, and Elizur
Wright, present as reporter. On OPP
ening the door for Messrs. Davis and
Wright to co.. it was seized and held
open by colorea persons outside, who
finally etfectedtheir entrance, took pos
session Of the prisoner, and carried him
as far As B-lknap ST., where the officers
in pursuit lost all trace OF him NOR has
he since been discovered. Only two
white persons are said TO have been
concerned in the mob,-which was COM
posed Of colored people no, known to
the citizens.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

A FREE VERSION OF THe BIDLE.--
The Governor Of Texas, in his late
proclamation for Thank giving, gives
the following quotation from the Bible
which may be new to some, if not 10 al
our readers:
Sin the beautiful and expressive Ian.
gIlagc Of the Bible: "IHs winfey c'
our dscontene is gone the rain is over
and past; the time of the spring'os Of
flowers is come, and tho voice Of us
turtle is heard In our land"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

Of the above there have been four
deaths hy drowning. twelve ly other acci.
dents and ,uc murder. Thirty five lc.
twcca the ngc of 80 aud 10 have died
from Consumption eleven or twelve
Oyer tina. ~. have died from 'c ,an,c
disease, fcvr,s, cankcr rash, and iys.
EMERY, have hcch instrumental il carry.
in. oH n considerable Number of tho re-.
naindcr. OF the above about twenty.
five were foreigner. and children Of fot.
cigners,
Or the Whole number If deaths !, vii
lie seen that about tvo-iif,hs nrc children
under FIVE years Of age.
The population If the town during tho
above years has averaged about 1900 50
that the annual average number Of deaths
has been about one mud twotwird- rcr
cen, on ,hc whole population.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

Rairoad Iscenis Tho Legislature
of Va, at its last session made an a1pro'
prioion Of SIC, 600 to enable Mr.. French
TO ties, an invention which consists in %
constructing the locomotive anG rails Of a
railroad as 10 render an ascent Of ycrT
heavy grades comparatively easy! On
Saturday last the invention was tested At
Richmond, the grade used being upwards
# two hundred feet 10 the mile, wh't
the locomotive assembled with ease, being
stopped at pleasure.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA AT
NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC SAFE.

The new Cunard Steamship Africa
arrived al New York OF Saturday evsu-
ing, in a little over fourteen days from
Liverpool.
The aA-sbsorbing intelligence 10y this
arrival is the news OF the American
steamship Atlantic, the fate Of which
magnificent vessel nnl her passengers
las for weeks pas formed most pain
iuttopie of conjecture and comment.
The following accoun, Of the Allan
tic i. from LIEUT.. Shufeldt her chief Of
fcer. WHO came passenger in the Africa.
The Atlantic LEI, Liverpool 2Sth De
cemter, IN fine s,eaming CONDITION, and
without any apprehension IN The part
OF her officers in regard 10 iac'voyage.
1, ws, blowing q strong gale ns,he time
II her departure, from W. :. W. 50
much 30 rs "a reader !, Impossible In
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Correspondence.
LUDLOW, Feb. 10, 1875 J..

LUDLOW, Feb. IL, 1891.
FRIEND L That "variety is the
spice Of life" is an old adage, and no
doubt IL true one, and more especially
so at this tire. The weather for the
last few weeks has performed many
mad freaks. AS though it had just es-
capped from the straight jacket and med.
ical advice Of Bra,tlcboro Asylum
Aad not only have the natural laws
been changing from shine 10 shade,
fro m heat to cold, but the physical sys-
TEN has caught the Infection, and one
can scarcely prove his own identity, rs
the world wags here. 10 day you may
possess a competence, tomorrow moth
ing. Well, this is fast age, and l sup
pose in This day CT harnesssd tightening
and cooking stoves on Wheels as the
mad man described the Iron Horse,
one must be up TO the times or left be-
hind. And after all perhaps it is much
better to be excited by natural causes
than by the contents Of the physicians
saddle bags or king Alike. Men need
excitement, audit is just as necessary
as buckwheat cakes and maple syrup.
And it is no doubt much better to have
the mind strained by natural causes than
unnatural ones.
The fugitive slave excit emcnt, which
commenced in Boston last Saturday,
has reached us, and it would be as
much Of an impossibility to arrest and
safely keep fugitive here as in Boston.
We Green Mountain Boys do not fee,
willing to submit tamely 10 southern
dictation, though it bears the seal Of tie
CHIEF Magistrate The weather to-day
is as chaugeablc as coquenc, we hope
~ W III eooli sCiiic tOWl W sOInetuIHS, III
least so far that good old Truman Abe
may not prove false prophet. Winter
is nearly over and preparations for
spring work will soon commence, and
the papers devoted to the science Of ag-
riculiure are filled with hints to our
lords Of the SOIL | do not feel that
can add anything new or interesting
Our Academy has just closed a very
interesting and full term, and according
TO the notice to be found in your valu.
able journal offers superior inducements
or the Spring term. The teachers in
the various departments being vel
known. We hope parents and guardi-
! ans will feel that no money can be- SC
safely invested as that necessary 10
give their children an opportunity 10
embrace the offers Of The Black River
Academy. Yours, Q.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

GES. SCorT. The Bedford (Pa.)
Democrat Inquirer has pat at the head
Of its edit orial columns the name %
General Winfield Scott for President,
and that Of William y. JOHNSON for
Governor. This. the editor says he
does in accordance with his own midi
vidual preferences. and those tof tho
Wings Of bedford county, who, ut ono
Of the largest meeting ever held in that
region, convened mt Bedford on Tse,.
day evening, adopted the old hero and
Governor Johnston as their candidates
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

SAD ACCtDENT.-Oh Tuesday, Mr.
Geo. Marsh, Of this town, was caught
between the cars and the platform to
the Freight Depot, -w which is about
three fee. high, and his hips and thigh
bones broken up in the most shocking
manner Having attempted 10 separate
the cars while the train was moving
slowly into tie depot, he was unioriu-
nateiy drawn into narrow space Il
little less than seven inches wide, and
rolled round several times by the nov
ing train before it could be stopped. -
1t Is supposed the injury vii! prove IA
tall Keenc Sentinel.
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Another GALLANT lIERo COM

Another GALLANT lIERo GONE
Died at ST. Johnsbury, w., Feb. Ali
Mr.. Whipplc a. Wet, for several y,ats
a soldier in the l.. S. Army. Sir.
West wn, with Gen. Taylor Mt palo
Alto and Rtsaca de- In Palma, the Sc.
we're engagements Of the 9Th and 9.h
Of May. serving as dragoon md re-
crived three wounds on the 9,h--n
moske, lall passing through his langs.
besides tive lance wounds and it wa,
no. until the expiration Of year that
he recovered from these wounds. I!s
returned home last fall, feeble, and
suffering from disease. which finally
proved fatal - CHhedonian.
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NEw JERstY SENA reR.--The New.
ark Mercury furnishes Us the result OF
the bnloiings for L. :. Senator and
State otIic' rs by the Legislature Of New
Jersey. on Friday and Saturday. On
Friday there were four ballois for Sen.
ator, seven for State treasurer, AVID two
for keeper of Stale Prison--all wi,hou,
any choice from among the several can.
d'dM,es. On Saturday there was one
ballot for state treasurer and one for
Senator. both Intellectual after which
the joint meeting adjourned 10 Wed.
nc,day morning.
We give the votes on the several bal.
lot. c,r 4 - S.na,,r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

Two of the Wing members, Mr.
Williams Of Cap" May, and Mayhem
of Cumberland. after the third ballot,
deserted MI Dayton, and voted for
Com. Stockton, The movement thus
far however, is unsuccessful, the anti
monopoly Democrats refusing to vote
for The nominee Of their party.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

We shall have in 1852 the Wing party
in three paris-thc .Scotnts, the .Senard-
ties, AMI tie FiNmorcites. At the clorp
Of the year they will all be embraced m
,fcr Ole name tho Norheyi'tes.--frte
Press
The loco party party is sub-disidc'l in.
to the Cassitcs, Hrm0nites, the BAN
bmnerites, and tie QmoiH'bnmfes -
When embraced under ono name ,hcy
constitute the lIypocri.es .-N,les Intel
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

THE WIFE or JOHN MITCHELL,
THE IRISH EXILE. The Condor sail
ed from The Merscy, on "Wednesday last
for Australia. Amongst the frst-class
passengers was Mrs Mitchell, the wife
Of John Mitchell, who was sentenced to
transportation in consequence OF his
connexion with the political dis,urban-
ces in Ireland. Mrs. Mitchell takes
with her four children, three boys and
a girl. Size arrived at this port Oh
Saturday last by steamer from Newry.
The celebrated Father Kenyon accom-
panied her to Liverpool TO make the
necessary arrangements for her depar-
tUre.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

A Boston paper says, the prisoners
Lctereil street Jail have invited some
Of the clergymen TO come and preach
TO them on the Sabbath, declaring that
they will behave better than many in
other congregations do, for they will not
9st"P and % out bt,ore nc meeting is
6cre.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

lie who dies 10 the path Of duty de-
serves nobler name than lie who leads
a victorious army over the ruins Of
conquered kingdom.
That is consolo,ory to drivers Of stage
coarhes who freeze 10 death on the boz
- oNon Pot.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

ETThe Hudson River Railroad Co
have taken II lease Of the Troy ard
Greenbush Railroad. for the remainder
Of it, charter, for $40. $50. being seven
per cent on the capital, s275,00o. Tho
road is about six miles long md tho
motive Of the Company probably il, to
proven, the Northern trade going to
the Eastward.
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The Denufv Nlnrshali aaoear

IHU UpPHfy NUrsuHIt appears 70
have bccn active aud 10 have uscsl ST 81
mcaas rs he could command IL ap.
piled 10 Commodore Downcs for liberty
to cooAnc tie prisoner ut the Navy
Yard, bat was rcfused lie applied to
tho City Marshall and the Mayor. rep
rcscn,ing 'ha. nc apprehcnded riot /;
obtained no aid from them.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

nTThc father of President Fillmore,
eighty year, Of age, arrived at The
White House on Friday evening, Will"
the President was holding his vsaa!
Fridays levce.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

A Sign OF THE TIMEs.--1hc Bee
says the following sign may be seen
over cellar door in Blackstone Street :
" Spiritual Kaockings Uoun Here"
The Bee surmises that the price is
"three cents, with nothing extra for
brown sugar and sprinkle Of modern
nutmeg"
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T \ IlI.E

Showing the number & death. in Uni.
lew. W.rdsor Go. VI fpn Jan. I III.
70 Jan, l ISL, compiled hy T,N5rn,
HNLp, from mcmcr mda kep, hv h,,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

poPvLATloN OF THE SrArEs.-Thc
following list is said to exhibit correctly
the order in which the several States
stand in point of population, according
tn the pIp.c cpnSUS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

A QvASpARY.-A baker with both
arms in the dough NJ to hi. elhcvs,
and flea III the lcs # lis uorscrs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

sEThe population Of Ohio is $751;.
$50, being an increase in ten years OF
4G2,i73.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-20

AOhuaY, fcD. -.
SgyATR.-Ihe credentials Of Gen.
Cas-, reelected Senator from Michigan
were presented.
Mr. Ilamlin presented petition for the
repeal Of the Fugitive Slave law. and
moved lis reference To the Judiciary Com
mittee. No objection being made, it was
50 referred.
Mr. .A'chinson moved the recons.dera-
ton, upon which long debate cnsucd,
Ncssrs Seward, Hale, and others speak
ing in favor Of such reference. Mr Sew
ard coniendcd that it was a denial of the
right Of petition for Congress to throw
aside such applications.
Mr. Hale said he was agitaiing the fug-
tive slave Law, and glcied in it. lie
would agtatc n on his return home, which
was safer than here.
HocsE.--The River and Harbor Bill
was under discussion, and several amend
ments proposed, were disagreed to. The
discussion Of the bill was quite warm and
exciting.
Tuesday, Feb. Is.
sErAJE-Mr Cooper presented
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TTACKLEYs GEODEsY, IOGARiTHmio I'D
Ill BLEs, &c.--A treAtse Trigonome'ry p'a.
spherca, with it, application 10 Navigation and @ og,
nautical and practical Astronomy and Gcodesy, N"'
For ,ls nv TAYLOR h MAURf,
dec 30 Booksellers, ucar 9th sire
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster Of ccrtifcs that he
well acquainted with the guarsntos above named and their
property and that they sufficient and able TO make good
their guaranty lSignsdl
Dated
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Form Of a Guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
"The undersigned there insert the Of the guaranor
guaranors guarantees that hcre insert Of bidder
Of bidders the may BEL if his Tor ,he)
bid for carrying the mail from to he accepted
by the Postmaster General shall into the
quired by the Postmaster General pursuant 10 such bid prior
to the first day Of July next with least good and su
cicnt surstics, to perform the service proposed"
Dated [Signed
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Ferm for BidU no change from ADVERTISE
anenf is contemplated bu The bidder.

menf is contemplated By The bidder.
81 (or we A. the case may be) there write the
in full of there the residence resdences]
hereby propose to carry the mail No. from
to az often The Postmaster Generals adver
tsemen for proposals. the same dated December 49, $50
requires the time stated in the schedules contained il
such advertisement. and by the following mode Of convey
ance to wit Here how ia to be conveyed for the
annual of there write out the sum in words atfu length
Dated [Signejl
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Fish Trap from Concord. IL miles and back once week
Flat Shoals om Lowevis, miles and back. week
Fox Grove from Holcomb IL miles and back, week
Prsdsrica from Dssisa, IA miles and back week
Frssmansvls and Hickory Flat om Canton, IL mlos and
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To Fort Gaines by IL m next days, 70 miles
And back between m Wednesday and Saturday,
and . next days.
Proposals to end at Cuthbert invited.
34Os From For. Gaines at twice week, Wednesday
and Saturday,
BY Bskey and Olive Grove;
To Chs,tahochee, Fla, by next days, 10 miles;
And back between a m Tuesday and Friday and IL
next days.
Proposals for ending Banbdge, Ga also for weekly
service, are invited.
s4I0 From Eu.ul., Ala, at m once week, Monday
By Georgetown, Ga, Lowell, Fort Gaines Franklin,
Ala, and Blskely, Ga,
To Bsnbridgc by m next Wednesday, 100 miles,
And back between m Thursday and m Saturday.
Proposals for semi weekly and also for ri weekly
vice will be considered
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices in
Georgia for the nett proceeds Of respectively, limited
to a to DO named in the proposals in each Case
Aonia from Washington, miles and back, week.
Anderson from Tunnel Ill., "a miles and bsck, week.
AuspuIgus from cambridge, i2A miles and back, once
week.
Bald Hill, see Green Hill
BARRIERS Creek from Jefferson 10 miles and back,
week.
Batesvie from Nacoochee, miles and back, once week.
Besrshsbs, from Oak HILL miles and back, week.
Berkshire from Stone Mountain miles and back, once a
week.
Blue Creek from Mount Yonsh miles and back week.
Benny Doom, Gamble, and WOODBURY., from Berzsis, ~
miles aud back, a week.
Bonneville from Carro0, IL miles and back, week
Bowling Green from samonvle, miles and back once
q week.
Buncombc from Monroe 10 miles and back, once week
Cairo from Dainbridee 10 miles and back, week.
California from Rome, is miles and back, week.
Camp Ground from bonneville, Is miles and back, once
week.
Co,oxa from Tunns Hill. miles and back, six times
week. from Juno September and twice week the residue
Of each year.
Chassve from Free Bridge miles and back, week.
Mack and Merrill from (3reeusboroprb I6 miles
and hack, once week
Cross Keys from Decatur 10 miles end back, week.
Cut OF from Monroe, n miles ard back, week.
Dslray and Mill Bridge from barnesvlle - miles and
back, 4 week.
Esrlss Furnace from Casrsvs ~ miles and back,
IL week.
Eden from Railroad miles and back. once week.
Euhasey from Sleborough miles and beck twice week.
Fair Play from Madison, ~ miles and back, week
Fsncy Hill and Pleasant Valley from Spring Place, IL
miles and back, week.
Fsrmsrs' and Mschsncs' Mill from Jefferson miles and
back. . week.
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the books Of the Department. stnr bids II has been d.
cidcd afsr consideration that bid proposing s
cfc mode Of conveyance Of high grade two horse cos
transportation u to be preferred to ME bid The eHp
q the Department, enables il to lay down the following
rules, viz
When the mail on tho route large to require
two horse conch conveyance, bid II the lowest viii
preferred 10 tho specific bid
"a When the mails Of such and weight ns TO rem
der il necessary expcdent in reference to fhen alone
provide horse coach conveyance the specific bid, though
the highest will he preferred the star bid TO The extent
moderate difference in the compensation, in the diff
IL such TO interfere with tho policy Of the aS
which looks reduction in the cost Of transportation E
cepons however, may be allowed WHARF The star bid is mad
by the present Of the stock the route, and s man
ifes that the Tor pcferng the specific bid do DOT
exist in his
49, On routes Of the highest class whore four borsc ocsA
steamboat transportation 10 required BY the sze and m
poance Of tho ma tho preference for the specific bid w
be, necessary carried to greater extent Of difference na
the inferior coach routes, subject however, 10 the erF
tons above stated.
"a. modification Of bid in any Of its essential terms
anamount TO bid, and cannot be received 50 as % ~
erfere with regular competition alter the Last hour sci o
ccivng bids.
rs. Posmastcrs required 10 to careful and not 70 ~
fy the sufcency Of guaantors surees without knos
that they persons Of sufficient responsibility and ~ ~
dcF guaranto and surcsics distinctly notified thai
failure into perform the contracts for the sm
PROPOSED for In the accepted bids their legal liabilities VI"
enforced against them.
80 The contracts will be Substantially 10 the forms per-
ofore used in this Department. except in the respects
cuarly mentioned in these instructions ard CONDITION -
on oil railroad and Meambost roues tho contractors WIZ
required to deliver the nails into the post Offices At te ~,
The routes and into all the post Offices not more ,h'n d
rods from the railroad or landing !,
NIX. HALL, Postmaster Genera
! Posr OyvIcE DKrARrwxrr. December 10, 1917.
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And back between s an and IL N.
1917 From Rome at twice week, Tuesday and
Fridays
BY Vann's Valley,
To Cave spring by p m, 20 miles
And back between m and IL M
1918 From Cave Spring at once week, "Wednesday
BY OceoIa, Ala,
To Cedar Bluff by m, 20 mica
And back between q and II m.
1919 From Csssville at 4 . week, Friday;
BY Little Prairie, Cold Run, Fres Bridge, and Holly
Creek,
To spiog Place by m, 80 miles,
And back between 9 and p m next day.
$3.50 From Canton at a week. Saturday
BY Ball Ground and Harnagevlles
To Dahonega by p m, 40 miles;
And back between and Friday.
1891 From Newman At once a week, Wednesday
BY Saluds and Kdron;
To Fayetteville by m, ~ miles,
And back between and p m next day.
Proposals n end At Kidron invited.
| 1883 From Newman At once week. Wednesdays
BY County Line, Cedar Branch, River Town. Camp
| be,on, Sall Springs, ard Powder Springs;
To MaristIa by 9 . m mex, day, 80 miles,
| And back bstwssn 8 m Friday and II m next day
1888 From Newman At m week, Saturday,
By Lodi and Rolherwood,
| To Carfollton by 9 p m. ~ miles,
And back between and m Friday.
| 33s4 From Newman At = once week. Wednesday;
BY Rio and Enon Grove
| To Franklin by IL m, 81 miles,
And back between and p m.
Proposals for semi weekly service are invited.