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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
CllAS Il FISK,
sOUTiI-SIDE RAILROAD
- z. - ;....,as...


4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The De
pot, IN fetcisbutg every dav Sunday expected.
at clock. A NJ and arrives at Barheye at the in
terseellon OF the Richmond aud Danvillo Ru,-Rond
al 10 cnakA ,couneciug lay that Road with Me,srs
T. flags ." Smgc Line lor Charlotte Court House.
Halifax Court House, Dany,lle und Gteeusbnro' c.
and arriving 1T Rice Station 10 - 4, Nj connecting
there with Mrs-rs. Fmge. Caldwell x Co Stage Line
for tarmv'ie nd l>nthbulg
Returning, the tmin leaves Rice's Sniion.n Ii =. ~
AID Borkesitlc at "a p. m. arriving in Petersburg il
time Ton the trains going North or South couucaiiug
every Tuesday and Friday with the AppomaitaN Rail.
foodwlth ihc splendid n,hps Ronnokc aud James.
t'wn Tor n w'loiki which eave Cit, Poul nj Nj.
and every Wrdn' s'lny with steamships Lon phah. rlin
which leave City Point the snmc hour.
gers nreerng remain in Petersburg tin, u,eI
nisht, can take the morning train North ii a. NJ.
the james River Bouts Tor Old Point Norfolk au Bait.
more at g. NJ, OF the cars tor the South, nj O'clock,
A. NJ.
Arrangements hnvc been nude l,y which through irk.
cts betwcon the following points mny be procured al
the annexed lutcs:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburq through IN
sixteen hours, $500. -.---...---- 3 on
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through IN two day s,.... -.....-.... 90
Between Petersburg aud White lphnr Springs,
through in Two days, 1890 10 90
Between Petersburg Danvjllc, through in TWEEN
ty-tour hours, -
Between Petersburg q. &c 'sboro, n C., TIM
in I'VE .-..-........ 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. {. through
m two dHAs,..-.. II 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte ...-......St s 90
A freight uHiu leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, "Wednesday nnd Friday morning at 6, A. md
returns the samc days. Any person wishing 10 lie
rates # rpl obtain freight list by calling u ,n
ttc Aeea. at ihe Petersburg Depot
nov t.
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" Nel.on county, gmn.-DlSSOLurloN.-- An
.itew !. Iink Inns ha day, Dec. l3th, A. H. 1889, puf
euscd Of Elias u bawrcr eehis entire Interest in tho
hove Foundry. All debts duo the firm afInls 4 Inv
will be collected bv Zmk oso tho debts due
fom the concern will sened by him. lie requests
persons having claims agans the To bring them
Ia for settlement; also nh who indebted 10 the firm
will plehao cnllnnd SETTLE.
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r,RANDssErss's PILLS,

WfNTi0 WHfcN I0T nfN0YT0 yfaFs has pT0oaI N0TfAy
Of all confidence
A MEDICINE universal in its powers of good TO man
"A womnn infant often loo sed upon 5 blessing
fram heaven iilemny II be duly approcia.
ted
But" some ono suys, chow caB one medicine be use
ful In all cnsesl' We answer, this medicine pu-
rifles the blood, and IA disease effect when
the blood ia pnre
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Fashions EORe 1854.

b.. / | Lth has now ltftlNf h1l IN sloif lhlsi'
> and beautiful assortment al Grnilemens hta
Fall style Dress Hats, viz:
Fine Moleskin. Bnek d. White Beuyot aud Gnssitn r.
HATS, II the lacs and most approved styles, ndoWed
lnr tie season. which sutpnss my lluts thu hnyc yet
cen offered FOR tine inspection Of this Market which
lac most cnrnrstly ens the attention Of the citizens Of
L,rchbnrg and surrounding country give him call,
where they get pretty luis aud good bargains fo
Cn,h w M. SITTER.
.rt,t 9-dSrts
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Promotion BY MERrr.-Commandcr Mcclure,
ofthe Arctic discovery ship Investigator has been
to the rank of Captain, for services per-
formed in search of Sir John Franklin, and for the
discovery of the certainty of a northwest passage.
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THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

l AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
7homas q. SteaiHs importer and Jobber ~ SILKS Mn,
aery and EaHcg Goods, nett Cash prces-T!me grant
I'd by adding interest 1862 BrOadmay N. y, Has nov
n store and is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices a complete of goods in his line,
rrsng all the various styles aud designs, consisting 81
Black and Fancy Silks Marcenes. forences, Shaws.
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons Taiefaa and Satin Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings of all kinds Embroderies, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Silk Gravats, Glove,
afall kinds, Silk Lace Mus, Baregcs. Laces. White
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from tho
North South East and We.t when in the city, To favor
him with CALI aud examine his stock before pur-
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS,
lG2 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 9s-dnr1v aud Maiden Lane,
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1OEiCE.-1he suh.criher hcrs inform tie
y citizens Of buchanan and the pa 'lie generally Tint
he is iakcn the large and commodiou' lumber house
On the Busiu. (fprmcrly occupied by VIM 7. Hardy,
E.q,) where he intends 10 conduct Wholesale and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

- ln't 'ociyed my Fall supply Of Family Butter from
the Justly celebrated Dairiei of Mira. Cynthia Bentley
Ms. Elizabeth Kent Messrs Joseph Gluyd, Gordan
Gloyd, 1nmes NJ Cnyd David Mctiavnck. and Maj
jnmcs Il kent--o which invite the attention Of am
iea wanting fine article.
nnY LIZ AMBROSE d KICKER
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DRusu MOUNTAIN WILL STONES

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
ID The undersigned are procuring from their ceie-
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery eonh
80 Mil Stones and Burrs of the very be-, quality The
reputation of these are widely ~" =, but II
Railrond giving us increased facilities = filling orders
We have ap oined Mcdaniel, Hurt 81 Preston and Lee
\ Johnson, Lynclburg our agents for the snlo OF n
bo will receive orders and have them fulfilled AT IT,
shortest notice. =,
Our Address, Backsburg, Montgomery cnaay Va.
ISRAEL fRiCE.'s Co.
lanes NJ Williams Danyie, Va, Reynolds x Co
Leak lille. n. G. are also ouragents. = y Ce
Fob 11-dErts
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IUsT mEcEINEn AYR mOnsE,s

!" HVOk NTUNE NIhrRn VOrely oT 'ioTI Fc0H mud
easrs, Gold Pepotl enscs hrgc enRInssing pens,
varieties Of Steel feua, Pocket Cutlery oi the beet 1.a
tic-, nnd other articles too ma uetous Ia mention.
d
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Leaves Richmond Monday, Wednesdays und Friday.
at 90, A. NJ. for Port WahaIl where il connects with
the Steamboat Augusta Capt. w. G Smiihff lrfolh,
Port smouth and all the intermediate places
Fare To Norfolk Portsmouth. . 90
Meals. each. 30. - u 30
The freight ON al articles for Norfolk roft-m nth
ard TN, different landings the river must b. paid
advance.
NB.-Servants travelling by.thcmselvcs must Ice fur.
nshed with two passes, that one cnn be umiurd at
the Office, and it be expressly stated IN tho la4s
that they permitted so the Cnfs az tnnl AS the
may be
nov 2-dScfs THOS DODAMEA9. SUpi.
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Forwarding ~ Commission House of
BROWN Il Si.00k,
DTrIIMONn W

rrompt attention roid all sales md punctun
in every instance
nov d3n,
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STOCK OF DDS

y ~ ''' d q "irr'a th'm Ills st, OK OF American COT
- AL WOODEN GOODS is very urge and can
.'' nj Q" prices. The Foreign Goods in his sto X,
F variety. were selected in person by one OF IN"
=, ~ Teiet> in TIL, country. who spent thee months
- 'pr IN thr eUly lnrt of the season and made his
,,'s Tore any alvnnre in prices took place
nm I ASil SYSTEM -Brlie,ing it Wholesome,
Z '" lila ing and seller for purchasers 10 pay as
sl shall raatinlln Ia do my businessns usual, eF
ea'pay jar cash. inc. ] PURvIS.
Hi Is Ills Aoi fer J. S, kcni9 DC,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CO,ington 4 Ohio Railroad.


"I'sALS will lac received Al the Office f lh,
o"'inRt'n aud Ohio Railroad in Coyinel,r a,.,u
' i''r al 'ree1nrrr neNt for the graduation ma M,
- % szzHi seventy i've mules Of lie above road: r
WHICH, the aston, rltipn comprising fit, miles lie,
'>t W. st tesiI gun; and the western nom 49,.
,'asl'i~s a. e5aet TWENTY. LIVE MILES. b.s
a. We" the h'aNhn River 4 he mouth OF Big Saney
- atr "l tiiy WI, to be let-iarludng b,, II n
''' 5ph"'ihae- 1.hca,a mud desirable. and Is wei W,
" ' WI n.'"o Il responsible rnutr ,etors The, wei.
''" >'' '"ts tlir n.a,e ,rra alr nuW ,ead> iar
nun AL TN eastern NORTON will be prepared Ion
Inspection h, the l,ei December.
t"I''f Information taN be obtained on application, at
TUE e'nNais uths'- or e., netan and Guyandottc.
by orieru' tic Buard.
tIlAS Il. FISK,
N Chief Beginner.
y. Il -fhe Board OF Public Works. ol Virginia. un.
der whose 1rc' ton the Goyinelon and Ohio Rairoa
Dc ''"'tiorird on Ntpte ureannt. will meet, at Gov
'sion on Tue l3tf ot December above nnmed Tor the
purpose o receiving aud acting On the proposal, TINT
may be irrcd In tslh,,i,la.1
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EGkOEs WANTED The sub.,rIl

EGG RO u y WANTEp-The snh-rlihei
continues in market Tor NEGROES, OF both
- between the Hges of 10 and 30 years. including Mr
elnnies, such Us Bhrksmiths aud Carpenters, and will
pay the highest market prices IN eash His Office u
newly erected brick building 1t or Lynch street, i'm
mrdntey in rrnr Of the Farmers Bnnl,, where hn l.
prepared, (hasing erected buildings with thai vow) Ia
IA lard negroes srnt 10 LynchburR for snle ohe, we
moderate tcnns.nnd keep them ms it they
placed IN the luil of the Corporation.
Acp, II dSc}m SETH NOODROOF.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian
NOrthern ard Richmond Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2lst-Flour So 62d
Wheat-prime white, ~ a 81; prime red
35 a b. Corn-whitc and yellow re.
RICHMOND Nov. 2lst-Flour, firm. Wheat,
duh at Il 40 10 80. Corn, 10 to 75 Guano Sl7
to $50. Tobacco unchanged. Money market,
tight.
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ITO TmE PEOPLE Of Lymchhmrg.-

ADAMS & cos Expresses Offer Daily, Certain
md Cheap acle f obtaining goods Of all deseIip,
huns from all parts 81 the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges Ola the
tN and sure ,a'nors J1mcstoron and Roanoke. asns
Ne" York Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
a9ol Friday and Monday Of each week BY this line
'e prepared Ia Iorwe,4 gools of all descriptions ii
als 10" ule>, Our Express leaves Richmond daily
-. a'"und and Davenp RS line of Packets
1''o, Is delivered Free Of Pc, TRACE
'ir inland express per Great L. S Mail Lie, c. y
IT, As a'f toiure, 70 arrive in Richmond Twice d.
h' weII.knuwn character Of our house for resa.-'-
'a''@ attention to the interests of our customers
Na'- Us in saying that shippers will find it to thcii
ftpcs, - ADAMS e co
1er I'm n. Mostly. agent,
~thlts Lyacijhre. "a.
\. 7-tio IDS dispatched all points where Ne hive
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GLASS WAKE-Gut.Gls-s peeautcr- Tum
~ hlers, Chnnpngnc Gabhlets, Wiz, Lemon ,dea,
Bowls, CELERY Gluasca, Pitchers. etc,
Pressed do, IN livery variety md all for snle very
low nj J. u - EVANS
nov II ~ No ~, Wet Main 81. Richmond.
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a MARTIN, OFFER then

III services TO the public agents In
RECEIVING 4 FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of my aud all kinds ofJ ountry Produce
Tint may bc their One Of u.s. or our agent
MI Royal will be ulthc Rail Road Depot every day an
the arrival Of Freight Cara for The purpose Of receivns
aud taking chafgc Of any produce sent To care
The elpa-t attention givent u tho receipt nd deie.
cry hoa Corn Data.
Lctp 'hy mail ~ olhowiae will be promptly aitenl
nl 10. nug u d Anfa1
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ENhEVEisX LATEST WS.-'rhc aob
serhe Inns lust received by cNprcss very superior
lot otNew Meusua and other eond4, 10 which he would
eal tie attention Of the lradc, All in of GOOD
bargains vii do well call mud eXnmi - for themselves.
a G. LEWIS,
ar cid sfaRi II y n. Lctris 4 Go.
Exchange sqmic, LynchburgN Va
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

I n
1--WE undersigned having purchased the interest of
VIM leltW ich 81 Son, In this long established
hnd we'll known llotel will hereafter conduct the
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q AE.AI-t.4E,lt1t a e.

4 sEtUGsETLH a Co
a.. Al the Il stand Of &. q \. u. startoe.
Gptrs, at from - - To sio.
Stosss, real aud who'd. from 80 10 800
tanking Stoves al Slg.
Puts. Ovens. aud Kettles at &c per p.
Flint ions. nnd fancy Ranrs, ut &c per Id.
Hat R,eks, nt = trsl2.
Fancy Gnr.irn Ghnirs. nj a. In 81 I.
Aud my other ne.ts Of Gnslnr 30 per cheap
er Than they enn la furnished elsewhere.
The superior advantage at huNing castings from rs,
- liar fany pnrt ~ piece should be broken it be
mmediaryly replaced from foundry IA very small
price whilst northern cnsting cannnt be frrls my
price nnd tho Hhrlf p',c nrt umes vtur.css.
IN connection with iron depot we hay, upen.
81 deput iuftho Piedmont agricultural works and
largo SEED STORE.
riuws, of every variety NJ Tom "a 30 tutl2,
Inv and StuW Cutter. Sl0l Sl3,
Single Cor Shelters nj FLO.
Double Mt $lj.
Senpera nj -.
Thefmometrr chnrus# from . To- o..
Aud every other article thu mny be needed an farm
~ All articles nbtniued from are guaranteed to
be equal 80 any brought iinm the north elsewhere,
nov lsb
MINNIE AND TEA SERVICES -
- just received. ull supply Of White Gilt French
China In Dinner pud Ten aet Also, singy aud by the
Dozen.
White lronstooc do 10
Flowing do do
All for sale low
JAS. y n. EVANS.
my n Nh Htsh
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an GONsHGNMENT-And Tor sale low to
~ cllar--
Cuses Superior Mass Lioorice,
100 pur Lnrge heavy Negro Blankets.
oct % IL w II MOSBY
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10 The Peonle OF EyncIhurg and all


- NE SURROUNDING GOUNTRY-A Card -
~ PURNlS, AG'r informs his numerous friends
3'.t mais TIM he is opening The largest and most
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W. w Lcnwich ~ Brother.

II Is their purpose Ia tcht md improve the House
Ia nuke II conform in all respects tu the improve
nrut4 nude in modern Hotels. Their lIouze will ~
NEATLY FURNISHED. md uilnr an agreeable place
al Travellers, nnl all persons visiting Lynch
hurg-wlle neither Nrense trouble will be spared
IL nuke thin T BL Il among the most ,umptuou,
and elegant in the State.
Alta he'd 10 this llote Is ono Of the most OOMMO-
pIuuS STABLES in the city. which l. managed by
I" most uusn and experienced OSfLERS.
he undersigned nfc well uwnre of the extensive put
nunge which hos bren heretofore extended this lo-
IL, under the management Of VIM hettwich n Son,und
the desire ot continuing M greatly increasing the
-uuc. will stimulate lhcm spare exerona To
nnud themselves 10 the favor of heir friends the pub
Lie generally
NN ". IEFTWICH.
oct l.dSctz THDS w, LEE fHlCll.
IlAcK ANn PnnrEn. heInnrinp 70 na. will hr In nI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

vi dy qualified 10 teach Music hear of good
stuntion by application Mt the Virgnian Office
nov I5diw
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L French PnIiles, which, when igniled diffuse nm
aromatic and plen'nnl udor through the sick chamber
Thrsc are his recommended by physeiana and ara
very ng eenbe TO -iek pcrsans--For sale Mt
WRIGHT e. ALLIS0N'S
10 IL New Drug Store
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! IME RuKERs TAKE NOTICE.

II
1 have in Store 10 BbI4. Botetouit Lime, from
new kiln. II has been tried ia this place by good
workmen and pronounced to be of very superior qnn
it.-being we'll burnt and perfectly white shall keep
repulnrlv .uppy Of thi. lime on hand, nnd will e it
low. M a AlLLhh'
INV u.ts On Tia, Basin.
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l2012 From BRUNSWICK 10 Bloomington 81 miles and back
once week.
Leave Brunswick Wednesday at 8 an;
Arrive al Bloomington day by Ian
Leave Bloomington Thursday at pm,
Arrive Al Brunswick next day bv s m
l20IS From Memphis by Dr.. p. T. Hufs, 10 Bloomfield
lows, 80 miles and back once a week
Leave Memphis Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Bloomfield day by 4pm;
Leave bioomhed Saturday at d m;
Arrive at Memphis same day by 4 d m
1904 From Paris, by Shebyvlle Newark A miles and
back, once a week
Leave Paris Thursday at 9 am:
Arrive at Newark day by Ill m;
Leave Newark Friday at p m,
Arrive at Paris next day by 8 m.
l20Io FROM Bloomington, by Vcnns Edna "A miles
and back, once a week
Leave Bloomington Tuesday at 9 a M
Arrive at Edna next day by II am;
Leave Edna Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Bloomington next day by SPIN.
l2015a From Bethany to Decatur Iowa. SO miles and back
once week
Leave Bethany Monday at am;
Arrive at Decatur next day by IAN
Leave Decatur Tuesday al D m;
Arrive at Bethany next day by D m
l2O75t From nnens to Trenton 80 miles and back
week.
Leave Llnnen's Friday at M
Arrive at Trenton same day by 6 pm;
Leave Trenton Saturday at 3 IN
Arrive at Linnen's same day by6pn
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ron Rivers, 10 Evansville, Indiana, Us miles an
back, once a week.
Leave Bowling Green Monday At Ga m;
Arrive al Esassvils Saturday by Apm
Leave Evansville Monday at 3 am;
Arrive at Bowling ircen Saturday by pm.
2l02 From Warheld Lawrence county by The Forks Of
Sandy, up Big Creek and Tug, Johns Creek, and
Grape Vine, to Louisa, Fork Of Sandy, - miles
and back, week.
Leave Warfeld
Arrive al Louisa, Fork Of Sandy
Leave Louisa, Fork Of Sandy
Arrive at Warheld
Bidders will please distance and give schedule
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MINNESOTA.
MIININEA5O1A '
,,Iu 4 1854. IA June 30. 1854.

From judy l, 1852 to June 80, 1854.
1894 From St. Paul. via Redwing and Reeds Landing, IN
Wabashaw county, to Lansing, IN the State OF
Iowa, $50 miles and back, once week.
Leave 81. Paul's every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive a, Lansing every Wednesday by JPN;
Leave Lansing every Thursday at mi
Arrive at st. Paul every Saturday by p M.
1895 From st. Paul to Little CaIuda, once month
Bidders viii specify the distance, and propose
Proposals for this service by the trip will be received
1896 From Saltwater, via White Bear Lake, to Little Can
ada, once month.
Bidders will specify the distance, ana propose
Proposals for the service by the trip will be received
1887 From Falls ST. Anthony to Little Canada, once
month.
Bidders will specify the distance, and propose a
Proposals for this service by the trip will be received
1858 From St Paul. by Mendoza, Shahcopee, Little Rap
ids, Lie Sueur and Traverse des Sioux, to Man.
kassa, 100 miles and back, week.
Leave ST. Paul every Monday at am;
Arrive =. Mankassa every Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Mankassa every Thursday at JAM;
Arrive at St. Paul every Saturday by up m.
1859 From 3d. Paul TO Cannon River, IS mules and back,
once week.
Arrive at Cannon River same day by 10 m;
Leave Cannon River every Wednesday at AMI
Arrive at St. Paul same day by Top m.
WV buouc, Iowa, so miles and back, once week.
Bidders to intermediate Offices and schedule to
connect with the Iowa mail at Deborah
Proposals tor twice week service Will pc COnsuereu
(See route l2049, Iowa.
46i From Grow Wing, by Sandy Lake, to Fond du Lac,
ITO miles and back, month.
Proposals on this route to be made by the trip
Bidders should state a schedule of arrivals and de-
parures,
lo42 From Crow Wing, by Cass Lake and Red Lake, to
Pembna $50 miles and back, once month.
Proposals this route to be made by the trip.
Bidders will also schedule Of arrivals and de-
partures.
1913 From Fort Smelling tho Falls of ST. Anthony, 10
miles and back, week.
Leave Fort Smelling every Monday at IN;
Arrive at the Falls Of ST. Anthony same day by 4
Leave the Falls Of st. Anthony every Tuesday at
an;
Arrive at Fort Smelling same day by 10 m.
4st From Fort Ripley Grow Wing 81 miles and back
a week.
Leave Fort Ripley every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Crow Wing next day BY lam;
Leave Grow Wing every Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at Fort Ripley next day by IL m.
&5 From Decorrah, Iowa. to Mankassa, 900 miles and
back, once a week
Bidders will name intermediate Offices also schedule
of arrivals and departures.
1916 From Deuorrah, Iowa, by brownsville, Montezuma
~ Minnesota City, TO Wabashaw, 100 miles and
b&tk once a week.
Bidders specify schedule Of arrivals and departures
<6t From Minnesota City to Traverse des Sioux, $50
miles and back, once month.
Proposals for this service must be made by the trip
Bidders will also schedule Of arrivals and do
parures.
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IOWA.
IOWA.
From July !, 1859, to June 80, 1854.

From July i, 1859, to June 80, 1854.
1901 From Monona, by Bunker Hill, Point Rock, and
Columbus, to Lansing, 80 miles and back, once
Leave Monona Thursday at Gam,
Arrive at Lansing same day by 8 pm
Leave Lansing Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Monona same day by m
202 From Fort Atkinson, by Dccorah, TO Lapsng, IS
miles and back, week.
Leave Fort Atkinson Wednesday attain;
Arrive at Lansing next day by IL m;
Leave Lansing Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Fort Atkinson next day by pm.
2o0S From Louisville to Fort Dodge ITO miles and back
once week
Leave Louisville Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Fort Dodge Frdayby SPIN;
Leave Fort Dodge Monday at pm;
Arrive I. Louisville Friday by p m.
1904 From West Union, by Edorado, to Decorrah, %
miles and back, a week.
Leave West Union Friday a, s am;
Arrive at Decorrnh same day by SPIN;
Leave Decorrah Saturday at am;
Arrive At West Union same day by 6pm.
1905 From Columbus by Union Prairie, Jamestown, and
Decorrah, to Louisville, = miles and back, once
Leave Columbus
Arrive at Louisville
Leave Louisville
Arrive at Columbus
1905 From ou,squeton to Fort Des Moncs, las miles
and back, once week.
Leave Quasqueton Monday Mt 81 m;
Arrive at Fort Dss Moines Thursday by 6pm;
Leave Fort Des Mones Monday at 6 a m .
Arrive at Quasqueton Thursday by 6pm
1907 From Mc0regors Landing to Bunker Hill, miles
and back, once a week
Leave McCsregors Landing Thursday aNam
Arrive at Bunker Hill same day by ii ami
Leave Bunker Hill Thursday at ~
Arrive Mt McGsregor's Landing same day by P m.
zoos From Davenport, by Aliens Grove, Thorn's Mill
and W.lnu, Fork, to Ananoss, 6S miles and back,
once week.
Leave Davenport Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Anamoaa next day by6pm;
Leave Ansmosa Friday at Sam;
- nrrve at Davenport day by p m.
SO5 From Coesbwg by Sodsmvilic and Wilsonvils, to
west Union, A miles and back, once week
Leave Co'esburg Wednesday at 6 am;
arrive a. west Union day by l2m;
Leave west Union Thursday at / p m:
Il Arrive Al Colesburg next day by 6 D M
NV From salem, by Mount Peasan, and Stocklsys, to
Hope Farm, - miles and back once week
Leave Salem Friday a6am;
Arrive At Hope Farm same day by 6 nm.
Leave Hope Farm Saturday al Sam;
Arrive at Salem ssme days by D M
i~li From Newton, by Pela Amsterdam, Rockville and
Charlton, to Garden Grove, 30 miles and bach, ,
once week.
Leave Newton Monday At am
Arnve At Garden Grove Wednesday by 6pm;
LAavs Garden Grove Thursday at 81 m;