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ETAT DE LA LOUlSTANE-Cou1

~ du Cinquieme District Jucaire segeant dams nonr
Ia paroisse de Lafourche Succession de eda'efte -
oaaud, eponse de .loha l.. 3Seezy.
Au ct par autorite de Ia Conr du Cnqufeme District
Judciaire segeant dams pour la parose de Laorche
oGert vene pubque NJ Borg Sherit ct encan
teur dumen quae ct dams ct pour Ia dte pa
rosse les leux sues environ quatre miles audessus
de la vile de Thibodanx Ia
JEUDf, lie 80 du mos de JUN 1858,
10 heures A. NJ les propretes capres decrtes sayoir
l. Une certane see dams la pdrosse de Lafourche,
rive drote du bayou Laourche environ quatre miles
audessus de la vile de Thibodaux cling apents ct
demi plus moins de face quarante arpens ell pro1-
deu borne par les de Ia Succession dAntoine
Aucon, bias par cees de Maxmien ADAM avec toues
les batisses qi sy Perception de lhangar du
moulin cotton.
2. LEWIS un negre, age denviron 30 ans. fs4s=
3. WINSON un Negro, age denvlron "a ans.
4. YORK, un Negro, age denviron rs ans.
S. ALEX I'm negre, age denyiron 20 ans.
6. JOHN, I'M grille, age denviron 20 ans.
Z. ALFRED, I'm grille, age denviron 10 ans.
s. HONORE griffe, age d'envron II ans.
8. JULIEN, grife, age denviron ID ans. ~ -
no. LOUIS, grille, age denviron 3s ans.
N. BETSY negresse agee denviron 35 ans avec ses
enfants-NOEI., age d'environ ans; WAREHOUSE,
&. n agee d'envron ans; ct ALEXANDRA, age den
12 IN MOULIN COTTON avec lie hangar Ia propriete
colossus 4 .,z e ~ .~4t
10. Cling beu DIES cevaux DIES cochons les meubes de
maisan, etfes outils oratores. '
TEKMEs Ef CoNDHoNs.Le uobiler payable toutes snmes
de ct audesoas de vngtcinq piastres, Mars 1871 ct
toutes audesss de yngtcinq pastres moie,
Famoie Mars 1851 ct laure moite Mars 1850 Les
ecaves payables tiers tout chacun des
mois de Mars 1884, 1856 ct 1856. La payable par
quarts quart Nous ct cacuns des mos de Mars DIES
1854 1855 1885, ct 1851 Les acquereus fonrnssnt
bonnie ct vaabe caution Les propietes yendues restant
specialleme hypoheque ayec lie privilege du vendeu JUS
qua parfat payment toutes portant hut pour
cent dinteret apres echeanee- Nj B0URti, sherf
Thibodaux, &c u Mai, 1859. l2'-tds-l -
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Important to Planters and Others.

IIrNKLE& GULF Builders, Ware Rooms, No, $50,
Ii West Front ST., Cincinnati Ohio. This extensive
Building 90 by ss0fee with machinery manufacturing
Pannel Doors, Sash. Blinds, Window and Door frames
Mouldngs Base Pilasters Wealth rbcarIing White and
Yellow Pine Touring, Shelving for Stores, Railing for
fences, &c. &c. a. ,.5-[.et ttrsSs7.s "a, -
Buildings framed, Lumber furnished of every descr;p-
ton Persons building be suppl ed here with all the
materials for houses ready made Of seasoned Lumber.
TERNs-GASH. ~ ~ '5fs is=t3s5s'-s 30
An orders through Beatty Lgget Co., New Orleans,
8. H. He,rt Co.. Baton Rouge will be attended to.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. o. 1853. Ely.
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L. F. PLOTTON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lie soussigne, connu par les nom
breux ouvrages quill d deja exc
cutes, dams les Cimitieres des di.
verses paroisses de Get Etat, 4 Tho
neur de prevenir SEES amis, ct en- ge-
neral Messieurs les f,abitans de Ia
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MuEcaI Notice.

5-"t NaaliGslA Notice..
THE undersigned takes the pleasure OF
i informing his friends and the planters t,ira, ,,,e ~
IN general that he has constantly on hand, SA
and is always receiving large assortnents
of Musical instruments. such Pianos of all sizes
Guitars, Music Paper Viooncelsos, Victims, Violin
Strings and Bows, sc. &c. The following are among
some of his newly received goods
PIANOS: large stock of new scale Of g. 64 Of and
Octave Pnno Fores all of which will be sold at factory
prices ='.
GUITARS: Temas Guitars constantly or hand-aise.
imported Guitars, of the best spanish and French pat
terns together with low priced German Guitars
RULED MUSIC PAPER: Music Paper OF II, IA, it,
constantly on hand, and manufactured 10 order. s.
VlOLONCELI0S: In every variety.
STRINGS: For Violin. Voloncelo. Tenor Vio Double
Bass Guitar and Banjo keeps the best strings that can
he procured Sold wholesale and retail.
VIOIISS AND VIOLIN BOWS: Violin Gases, Bow
Hair Bridges regs, Tai Pieces Finser-Boards, hintes,
Rosin, &c. &C.
REEDS: For Clarionet, Bassoon and Oboe.
DRUMS: OF all Sizes Drum Heads, Sticks, Cords,
Snares &C. &c. .--.f=... Il t-5-
GUITAR PATENT HEADS: Guitar Pins, Cases. Ca
DO d. Astras. Bridges, Knobs and Pins.
PIANO FORTE TRAININGS: OF all kinds. Piano
Forte Stools
TUNING FORKS; Tuning Hammers. Tuning Pipes.
Dealers and Heads of Sennnries. supplied ut the low
est wholesale prices with thing in the Music Line
Address w. +. MAYO,
5-tf Nes Sc % Camp Street. New Orleans.
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. tz7t't I. JENNINGS
NEW PATENT PREMIUM SAFETY
$50 sJ GAS LAMPS!

And Patent Phosgen Gas for Burning In the same.
sEIs Lamp for producing portable light is confident
l. ~ recommended superior to any other now in use
Theght produced by the burning ofan seriform Gas,
which is enitedrn beautiful jets from small IN
Piatna.
The Gas generated fits used by the heat OF its
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thusit is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning Rriftnm Gas.
Its construction that all possibility of accident
from its use entirely removed and the great simplicity
Gifts renders less liable to get out o. order
than any other kind lamp. 1t requires cleaning and
trimmiug do the oil and camphene lamps and burns
equally WELL either with without glass globe or shade
and perfectly free from SNAKE or oder.
Theopnons Of the scientific may be learned from the
fact that the Annual Fair Of the American Institute in
1s45, SILVER MEDAL was awarded 70 the Inventor,
and Diploma to the Manufacturer and at the same time
the best tight exhibited to the Fair
For sale, wholesale and retail lib BY ,,,-nr,,,
Where the Lamps can be seen buring every evening.
These Lamps only require to be tested 70 pnt stop
to all complaint about poor light smoke or grease L26h
To the Members of the Louisiana Bar.
THE undersigned has the following works, relating to he
Laws of Louisiana, which he is prepared to eel ,or
cash. very great reduction upon the prices formerly de-
n,anded. sFE8 Eitf }%5 IS ASl y
MARTINS REPORTS of Cases argued and determined in
the Supreme Court the Territory of Orleans and in the
Supreme Court Of the State Of louisiana By Francois
Xavier Martini one of the Judges of said Courts-wlh
~ T
yoEnmes without abbrevaton. Price $5 per volume to
suscrib rs prior to November l. 1852, and to nonsub-
ecTbefs - cash. - f'- tN''t=
ROBINsONS REPORTS, 10 volumes embracing the Deci-
sions Of the Supreme Court Of louisiana from October
ISL to March, l846. This valuable work Is now offered
either by volume by SET at much lower price than
heretofore Nothing need be said in commendation Of
work well known to every Louisiana lawyer Its pos
session indispensable to the continuity Of the
decisions of the Supreme Court izss.7zs. = fsd n
GREiNER's LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE-new
Edition. IS 81 +
| BENJAMIN e. SLIDELL'S DIG EST, enlarged. "A Digest
of all Decisions ofthe Supreme Court of Louisana down
TO the thirteenth volume Of Louis ana Reports.
DESLIXS DIGGEST-Thisi is continuation Of Benjamin
Sides Digest and is brought down the third voiune
OF Robinsons Reports -
DESLIX's GENERAL INDEX, from 1909 TO 1913. An
alphabetically arranged table Of all the cases decided
during the above mentioned long period
For saleby J. B. STEEL 60 Camp street N. O.
August GOTH 1852 (37-6uO.)
DAINT@Whte, Red, and Black Lead, Venition Red,
i Spanish Brown, Prussan Blue, Paris and Chrome Dry
and IN OIL Lharge, Yellow Ochro, Chrome Yellow, Lamp
Black Linseed OIL Sps Terpenne etc. can be had at the
Drug Store Of TT Us. FRZELL.
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Thibodaux, May, 2Sth ,s5s.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE -AH persons having
IL claims against the Estate Of ALEXANDER McMAS-
TER deceased notified present them to the under
signed TestamenaFy Executors OF said Succession ana all
those indebted to the same required make payment to
the Executors aforesaid. ADnLPIIE BLANiiHARD,
: Anrif i6 1353 2Dtf FAYETTE C. EWING.
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! = No. 3 Camp Street-NeaD UTleufs. =.
RE receiving their Fall supply OF goods consis
IA ting in part Of the undermen toned articles:
substantial from the best manufactures of London and
Liverpool suitable Planters and Overseers Gold and
silver face Watches. szssfs
Very rich gold hunting and open faced Geneva
plain and engraved for Ladies' Fine Cold Guards Fob
and Vest Chains, patterns Studs, Collar Buttons,
Finger Rings Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins and Ear
Rings. Single Stone and Cluster Diamond Pins and Fin
ger Rings Gold and Silver Sepecfacles for all ages
Silver Ware warranted pure coin, consisting Of Table
Tea and Dessert Spoons, Table and Dessert Forks Soup
Ladies' Butter Knives, Mustard and Salt Spoons Sugar
Toigs. Plated Ware consisting of Casters
Walters SC. The whole of which is warranted fine
any offered by any house in the trade and at reason
able prices @@E
IT, Thestrictcst attention given toreparing Clocks,
Watches and JewelIy. Ali fine watches committed to
our charge personally attend and charges
reasonable. T4etf7 New Orleans, Nov Z. 1851.
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DAINTS-White, Red, and Black Lead venton Red,
i Spanish Brown, Prussian Blue Paris and Chrome Dry
and n Off, Ltharge Yellow Ochro Chrome Yellow Lamp
Black Linseed OIL Sps Terpenne etc. can be had ct the
Drug Store Of L7.Al Us. FRHELL.
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CRANES fraiclfes Guarantees
:Sx T. RACHE1ER, Rg

Tx - issaS1K
Ifdrchand Grainier, Harti,altenr, Botdnists.
Rue des Ursel:nes entire Vieile Levee ct Condo.
WENT de receyoIr de France, par lie nayire lemue
v Dyer ,'
Asperge Betierave, Carote,
CerfeuiI, Chicoree, Celx, fi5 varieties
Choufieur lr choix Cressop. Epinard,
Laitu Romano, Nayet,
Oignion Panais, PersiI
Poreau, Poiree, GU Bette, Pois, y
Raids. Sasiis, Scorsonese,
Thym, BeT,iete, ETC., etc.
LA granle reputation quill sest fate depus gull residet
ic tan pour exceente ievee de granes que pour lie
ehox des esDeces lie met meme de vendre DIES prx tres
Moderes, qunuue les re coltes aent etc mauvases.
insiste pres des qu ornaireinent font eur
sems de eurs printemps pour qu les fassen iau
tmne Dapres experiences du cnat lie Ia Louisiana,
abtenu exceents rasats de senis fats cee epnque
Les plus bellies collections de feurs sont tuIours dspo
nibles a magsin Parni-Hillet fantand Ter chox,
teet de fantastic double yarie choix Renoncue,
menes. 5-. l2sIl ~.
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EXCHANGE BANK. s
,.-5a 9 g.. Camp Street. Nese Orleans La.
CHECKS AT SIGHT, and time Bills
" On New York, PHILADELPHIA Boston, s
Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah, Er
.-s.s. .s..s-zs Louisville, Cincinnati Mobile.
Collections made free of charge, and Interest allowed
on deposits. = HORACE BEAN u CO., 90
New Orleans, June, 80. 1852. jy1u-3n Managers.
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Sir0p PICTORIAL BaIsamique de Duconge.

Els prophecies curaves dece sirop dams les affections
IL de potne de Pestoac, des roumons ct dies int iiirs
sont depuis lonstems quiz serat inute den
faire pnbquement eloge, 81 neit Finteret dc
qui nc lie connassent pas ct qui scufrent.
Cest done pour eux que nous repetOns que &C sTop,
(purement vegeta souverane contre les
rhumes les opniatres, asthme, les irrations du
larynx de es.omac ct des ngesis la coqueuce ct les
crachemens de sang.
On obtenu DIES resultats merveilcuy dams les de
diahee ct de dysentere cee epidemic de etes mas
cest sut0ut dams les nvasons de choee PRECURSOR
du cholera, que medicament obtenu lie plus grand
success. 1..... 49,
Son emploi en- temps emporium dams lie de phtyse
pu!mouairc (consomptcn)a topjoars produt de meeur
resulfat. t
Outre ecace de remede, lorsqu'il pris temps,
II une gualite tres Importance que mont pas pupat
des medcamens de cette naure cest gu etnt dune
veur fort agreeable les enans neprouvent repu-
gnsnce 4 lie prendre. - 49,.
Une dern;ere consideration favour de sirop cost
quill 'exige aucun regime pirticnlier.
On lie rouve CONSIGNMENT la pharnacie du souss;gne.
Prx: 81 la boutei.le gu bouteil.es Pour s..
+. P. DuCGNGE.
f2giy No. 80 rue de Chartres, Nouvel'e Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Duconge's Pectoral Balsamic syru,

7 ABORATORY OF THE PROPRIETOR, No. 80 Char
IL tres street, New Orleans.
The well known virtue of this Vegetable Syrup all the
ailments of the breas, chest ungs and bowels, is well
established and has been tested for many years. by such
extensive patronage that it would be idle dwell any
length its efficacy in colds coughs, asthma bronchitis
inflammation of the throat stomach bowels sptng of
blood, and whoopng cough.
It has been found highly beneficial in all nhammatory
disorders such Rheumatism, Diarri4Ga Dysentery
summer complan and especially in those of chic
rne which, for want Of proper notice, often degenerate
into confirmed cholera.
In ell affections of the lungs verging On Consumption it
has been found to prevent that dreadful scor whenever
timely resorted 10.
Besides its acknowledged certainty Of this truly
wonderful Medicine has over compounds Of the
nature the decided avantages tina. owing its agreeable
flavor it be administered without difficulty to children,
and 1t requires very particular diet.
~ Prepared and sold at the Laboratory Of the Pro-
pretor. 4. p. DUCONGE,
29-ly. No. 80 Chartres street, New Orleans.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Y conformity to a proclamation of the

NOTICE-All persons indebted to the
Succession Of Madelaine Dugas, widow Heoni Babin,
are requested forward and settles and all persons
to whom aforesaid Succession is indebted are hereby
notified to come forward and receive the amount of their
claims. r. GAUAE, adInnls'Iaot.
Hmlma, May q 1853 I25-4t.1
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WIS FIR ANC AIS.

4 NlS-Toutes personres qui doivent a
L n la Succession de Madeline Dugas veve de BeIopi
Babn par present reu de presenter ct de reg
personncs qui Ii dte Succession sont de meme
requis presenter ct de receyor lie m es est
dues. +. GAGNE Administrators
IIouroa ce "a Mai 1853 fp5-,fl
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NORTH CAROLINA.
From July /, 1889, to June 40. 1885.

From July /, 1889, to June 40, 1885.
s9s5 From Midds.on Cape Ha,sras 30 mss and back
once week.
Lsavs Middleton every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Cape Hatteras next day by Ia
Leave Cape Hsstcras every Sunday at pm,
Arrive at Middleton day by IL a m.
1905 From GrsenvIe, Ward Store, to Hamilt on
Martin county, % miles and back . week.
Lesve Greenvilc every Friday at am;
Arrive at Hamilton same day by 5pm;
Leave Hamilton every Saturday at7am;
arrive at GreenviIe some day by pm.
sSI from II ookertown, win Johnsons Mills and Coz
vh'e, 70 Sreenvlle, IS miles and back, once
Leave Sookertown every Thursday ATTAIN;
Arrve ~ oreenvillc snme day by 6 % m
k~avs Gretnvile every Friday at M.
Arrive at Hookertown day bv ~
@c From Columbia to Fort Landing, in Tyrre county
70 miles and back, week. ~
Leave Columbia every Friday at am;
Arrive at Fort Landing day by I'm,
Leave Fort Landing every Friday at 1 D m
Arrive at Columbia Same day by 7 pm.
ae99 From Columbia to Gum Neck in Tyrrsl county. 20
miles and back, week.
Leave Columbia every Friday at 6 AMI
Arrive ., Gum Neck ssme day by 1an;
Leave Gum Neck every Friday At pm;
Arrivs n Columbia same day by Pm.
1000 From Beaufort Jarrot's Bay, in Casret county
Is miles and back, vssk
Leave Beaufort every Monday ~ pm;
Arrive At Janeus Bay same day BY spm,
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MICHIGAN.

From July lslss3, TO June 30, 1854.
3s40 From Grand Rapids by Grandvle to Holland, 30
miles and back, week.
Leave Grand Rapids Monday at a m;
Arrive at Holland same day by 4 pm;
Leave Holland Tuesday at 6 M
Arrive a, Grand Rapids same day by 4 p m.
Separate proposals for service from Grandvic to
Holland will be received.
sS4l From Kalamazoo, by Oshtemo Pine Grove Breeds
vile, Huntcrs South Haven, Ganges, and John
ston's, to Newark, Allesan county, 81 miles and
back, a week.
Leave Kalamazoo Monday at m;
Arrive at Newark day by 10 p m;
Leave Newark Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by 10 p m.
3s42 From Bbscoa to Pine Creek, Calhoun county, 6
miles and back, a week.
Leave Abscota Monday ut m;
Arrive at Pine Creek same day by 10 M;
Leave Pine Creek same day at IL m;
Arrive at Abscota day by Bpm.
1e<3 From Ynouski, by Onngevlle Mills, to Yankee
Springs, Barry county, Is miles and back, =
Leave Ynoush Monday at I'm,
Arrive at Yankee Springs same day by IL m;
Leave Yankee Springs same day at2pm
Arrive at fnouski same day BY 6p M
SsAA From L. Apce, by Ontonagon and Lapo'n to Fond
du Lac, in Minnesota Territory, 300 miles, oncs a
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify a schedule OF arrivals and de-
partures.
3sXs From Marquette by Lance Eagle River Hough-
ton county, $50 miles, q month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trp
biuwers VIII sPScHy seucuoie VI oir'vs's anu oo-
partures
ssIs From Saul Ste. Marie, by Grand Island, to Mar
qoette, Marquette county, 200 miles, twice
month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule OF arrivals and de-
par,ures
3S47 From Marquee, by Little Bay de Noquet, to Green
Bay, Wisconsin, go miles, once month
Proposals for this service TO be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and do
partures
sS~8 From Columbus by Memphis, East and West Der.
lin, to Almont, in Lapcer county, - miles and
back, week.
Leave Columbus Friday at s am;
| Arrive at Alnnont samc day by2pm;
Leave Almont Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Columbus same day by z m.
SSl9 From Lapeer by Lathrop's Mills, Oregon, Nevers
Mills Marathon, Hays Mills, and Foust, to Pine
Run, in Genessee county, 30 miles and back, oncs
week
| Leave Lspeer Thurrdsy M6am;
Arrive at Pine Ron same day by Up m;
Leave Pine Run Friday at Gam;
| Arrive at Lspeer same day by 4pm
1850 From Saueatuok South Haven, Van Buren, eoun-
ty ~ miles and back, once week 4
| Leave saugauek Monday at Ga
Arrive at South Haven day by 2 nj,
Lave South Haven Tuesday It sam;
Arrive At 6Auestuck Same day BY 2pm;
bidders will name Intermediate points OF ohicss.
ssSi Fpon Csrnna, BY 0vao. Ruiz, Northampton, and
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l4ts From Henry, BY npSs ~ ana Ari,ps. !, fs;..
tow1, - dle5anl hn6k, once wssL
Leavs Henry Monday Il "a m
Arraye - indisnsoun same day by IAN;
Leave lndiansown same day at pm.
Arrive Henry sams day by 8 p m.
a446 From Bloomington, by Cheney's Grove and No,I
Fork. 70 Lafayette, indiana 100 miles sad bsss
once a week.
Leave Bloomington Monday at am;
Arrive al Lafayette Tuesday by SPIN;
Leave Lafayette Wednesday at 8 a m
Arrive at Bloomington ThursdAy by 8 D. m
a&47 From Nashville by Ranysbarg, Pinckncysvile Va,
gennes, and Ek River. to Murphysboro, "a
miles and back once week,
Leave Ssshvillc Monday al am
Arrive at Murphysboro' same day by 10 PM
Leave Murphy sboro' Tuesday at IN
Arrive al Nashville same day by l0p m
s<&s From Spring HILL by Jeffersons Corners, yorktown
Winnebago, Truxton, and Enon, 10 princeoa'
"A miles and back, once week.
Leave Spring Hill Wednesday at am;
Arrive al Princeton day by 3 pm;
Leave Spring Hill Monday, at d am;
Arrive at Princeton same day by 3 pm.
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INDIANA.

From July l, 1853, to June 30, 1854
1893 From Lafayette, by Rensselaer, and Morocco, to
Momence, Illinois, 10 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lafayette Tdesday at Tam;
Arrive at Momence next day by SPIN;
Leave Momence Thursday at 7 a m
Arrive at Lafayette same day by s m.
<l34 From Logansport, by - to Camden, l6 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Logansport Saturday at m;
Arrive at Camden same day by III am;
Leave Camden Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Logonsport same day by q m.
Abs Prom New Castle, by Cadiz, Mechanicsburg Hun
tcrsvlIe, and New Columbus, to Pendeton, 81
miles and back twice week.
Leave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Pendleton Same days by 3 pm;
Leave Pendstoo Thursday and Saturday at an;
Arrive at New Castle same day: byspm.
<ls6 From Frankfort, by Recscs Mills, Lebanon, and
jamestown, to Danville, 80 miles and back onos a
week.
Leave Frankfort Wednesday stsam;
Arrivs at DanvlIe next day by - m;
Leave DanviIle Thursday at 9 pm;
Arrive at Frankfort next day by pm.
4ls1 From winamac by Medaryvls to sadllo as miles
and back, week.
Leave Winsmac Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Satillo same day by y M;
Leave Sat|lo Saturday at m
Arrive at Winsmsc Same day by 4pm.
Village, to Oxford, % mile. and back, once a
Leave Cnwfordsvile Wednesday ATTAIN;
Arrive a, Oxford same day by Jpn;
Leave Oxford Thursday At a m;
Arrive at Charlottesville same dry by Z pm.
<l39 From Brownstown, by Houston, Bloomington, 20
miles and back, once week.
Leave rounstown Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Bloomington same day by 6pm;
Lesve Bloomington Thursday at 6 a M
Arrive at Brownstowp same day by p m.
ll40 From Muncetown, by Jnys Court House, and New
Corydon, to Wiltshire, Ohio, "a miles and back,
a week
Leave Muncietown Monday st6am;
Arrive at Wiltshire next day by 6pm;
Leave Viii hire Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Muncictown ncxi day by SPIN.
4l4l From Albion, to Swan, III miles and back
week.
Leave Albion Saturday at ami
Arrive at Swan came day by ii sm
Leave Swan Saturday at p m,
Arrive at Albion snme day by pm.
<l<o From Liberty by Clifton, Abingdon Cenrevle, and
Bloomipgport, to Winchester, ~ mlss and back,
a week.
Leave Liberty Tuesday at am;
Arrive At Winchester next day by 12m;
Leave Winchester Wednesday at Q m;
Arrive at Liberty next day by 5p m.
AlA3 From Portland Mills, by Parkvile, Bruins Cross
Roads 10 miles and back, Twice week.
Leave Portland Mills Wednesday and Saturday al
Sam;
Arrive at Bruins Gross Roads sume day BY u m;
Leave Bruins Cross Roads Wednesday and Basur-
day Jpn;
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From July l, 1883, to June 30, 1855.
1858 From New River to Middleburg, in Duva county,
being extension of the route from Alligator 80
miles and back a week.
Leave New River every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at MiddIeburg same day by pm;
Leave Middleburg every Thursday at an;
Arrive at New River same day by Z pm.
1859 From Homassasss, by Crystal River and Wckuva,
to Long Pond, in Levy county, 50 miles and back
a week.
Leave Homassassa every ;
Arrive al Long Pond +;
Ieyve Long Pond every
Arrive Homassassa
Bidders will distance and intermediate Offices
and also schedule.
$3.50 From Tanning, by Cooks Hammock, Warrior Fen
holloway, Econence, and Rocky Ford, to Marion,
in Jefferson county, 80 miles and back, a
week.
Leave Tanning every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Marion next day by 6 PM;
Leave Marion every Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at flaming day by IL m.