Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-06

From Houston, Via oyeta creek, to Big creek.
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new now bleledin said county. 10 Harn
From Shreveport Louisiana, to Austin. s n
ro From ashingtop via Caldwell, 70 cameron,n Game
From Ffoaters 70 San Ftanels co, p.eslisorn,a
Land post office, hack to Metagorda. y ~
IN IOWA.
From Newton, via Timber Creek, TO Marietta,
Marshall county.
From Columbus city, in Louisa county, to Vat.
ton, in Washington county
From sabnlas steriingas eMaquokens
Jackson county, ~ stYs--s- ,-T-Ty-vys-
Clermont,s TO Mr.. Gregor,s Landing, ina Clayton
county. J
From Monona, via smithGtds and Rossville, to
Lansing. $1,000 ..- .--------
From Monona to Columbus. .q.,5,-.,..iI
IA From Prairie ,du Chen, via Paint Rock Ross
Vile, and Smith Q Mill, TO Moneek.
From Copper Hatborlto Ontonagon, Lake Supe-
From. Drakesviflle, wa, Uniioonv,lle. Charlton.
Douglas. and Lewis, to Kane.
From Marietta to the county seat of Hardin
county. .tr ~ 500 = q 90 ~ Iol , .sarUt5
From Colesburgh. via Yankee Settlement Straw
berry Point, and Westfeld. to- West Union. 100.
From New London, in Henry county via Pleas
ant Grove, Dodgeyille, Yellow Springs, and
kossutlt to Hickory Point, in Des Moines coun-
From Fort Madison, via Denmark, Parrish. Dam
vile, Pleasant Grove township, in Des ,NIoines
county, to Rising Sun, Louisa county.
From Independence CEDAR Falls g Il
From BoonSboro' to Dakotall. ar
/ From Alonona, vias Hardin and Makee, TO Ian.
From Fort Des Moines, via Lewis, TO Council
Bluff. 5tfs $50 III ,-!.f. l.i.as .
:, From, Hawk Eye, via Black Eye, 10 Musca,
From Muscatinelto Columbus city.
From Delhi, via ouasqueton, to Fort Des
Moines.- 4aaa rre- - -. 5TsEE
Fiom Delhi. via independence, to Cedar Rap
ids. f' q" 100 = 1FTiF- 4
From Delhi, via Colesburg, to GarnavilIe. 81 /
From Delhl.yia tlar!wick and Erin, TO Quasque
| ton. rr,s .,fs,,5s -r4- aga. - n
From Iowa city, via Old Mans Creek and Mil
| lersburgh, to Montezuma. '7H
From Sabula, via Maquoketa and Thos. Green's
in Jones county, TO AnamoSa. ~
From Dubuque, via Benton and Shulsburgh, 10
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin. a
From Dubuque 10 Iyersville. IA naass.a
,.3a - n IN WISCONSIN, .a
From Lancaster, via Beetowa and Charlotte, in
Grant county, TO Wyocena. 20.
From Highland, via Ricllland city and Sexton
vile, 10 Richland Centre, in Rchllnd county.
Fro, Potosi, via Rockville, Ellenboru', Clifton,
Mifiin' and Linden. to Miuera; Point in Iowa
county. MI ,a-tst s..i. -.-s
From Warsaw to Shawno. on Wolfe river.
From Pralra. dl Chen, via LacoSSe, Lewiss
Mills, Douglass's Mills, Eau Gallets Mills, Rush
River Settlement, Prescott and oint Douglass, to
Saint PauPs. Minnesota Territory.
From Cassville via Beertown, Lancaster, New
California, and Mifflin, to Mineral Point in Town
county. sd H'.rt2' .s5@. e 30 -ssE9
From La Crosse, IN The county of La Crosse, to
Onaaska. EA q ~ ~ ~
From Prairie'du CHEN, via Boydstown, Ricblnnd
Creek, and Richmond. 10 MusCoda.
from Portage city, in Columbia county, via Bea-
yer Creek, Crooked LAKE Buena Vista, and Plover
to stevens,s Point. in Portage county.
IN OREGON TERRITORY. -
| From Salem. yin naka'S 4oI oEa
The mail route from Panama to Astoria is here
ny extended o Fort Stilacoom and 0lympaS, on
PugetS Sound.
SEC. 2. 'Andbeit further enacted That the Post
master General!be authorized and required to IS
tablish mail between Bainbrdge and Apalachi-
cola
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That all rail-
roads and parts of railroads which are now or here
alter may be i'll operation, be, and the same are
| hereby, declared to be post roads; and The Post
nasterGeneral may contract for carrying .he mails
thereon according to existing laws.
SEC. 4. And lie il further enacted, That the Au-
dltor OF the Treasury for the Post Office Depart
ment i'e and he is hereby, authorized to allow the
postmaster at Richmond, Virginia, and thh Post
master at Cleveland. Ohio, the same commission
on all mailabe matter distributed at their 1espec-
tive offices, as is allowed by law TO the Postnas-
tiers OF the other distributing Offices; such allow
TO date from the first day Of June, ore thousand
eight hundred and ffty-one r- 10 -.
SEC o. And be it further enacted, That hereaf-
ter as the Office OF Assistant Postmaster General
or either OF them. shall he vacated. the appoint
ncnt OF his successor shall be made by the PreSi-
dent OF the United States, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate. -,, [
| SEQ. 6. dnd be ii further enacted, That from
and after the first of April next, in place of the
compensation now allowed deputy poStmasters,,
ths postmaster General be, and is hereby author
lied to allow them commissions at the following
rates, on the postage collected at their respective,
offices, In each quarter, viz: any sum not ceed-
ing one hundred dollars fifty per cent, but any
post master ut whose office tho mail is to arrive
regularly between the hours of nine o'clock at
| night and five o'clock in the morning, may be al
lowed sixty per cent. on the first hundred dollars;
on every sum over and above one bundled dollars
put not exceeding four hundred dollars, forty per
cent; on every sum over and above four hundred
dollars, but not exceeding twenty four hundred
dollars, thirty Ave per cent; every sum exceed
ing twenty four hundred dollars, fifteen per cent.
Ana on the amount OF hostages on letters and
packages received at distributing office for DIS
| uouton, the postmaster at such distributing
Office may be allowed ten per cent. Every post
| master whose compensation shall not exceed five
hundre,t dollars in one. quarter shall be allowed
one cent for every free letter delivered out of his
once, excepting such as for the postmaster
himself. But the. special allowance now made by
la" to the postmasters ut New Orleans and Wash
lngton city Shall not otherwise be either increased
OF ulmlnlshetl. Each postmaster who shall lie re-
CURED TO keep register of the arrival and de-
parture the mails. shall be allowed ten cents for
aacn monthly return which he makes to the Post
master General. Each postmaster may lie allowed
two mills for delivering from his office TO a sub
scrlber each newspaper not chnrgeable with post
age: Provided, That the commissioners and allow
anees hereby authorized shall be subject 10 the
provisions OF the forty first section of the emit
lied can act to reduce into one the several acts
establishing and regulating the Post Office Depart
ment, approved March the third, eighteen humid ed
and twenty five. aai ~ AZ ~ u if7i
SECT And be it further enacted, That any per-
son who counterfeit any postage stamp
or impress upon any letter envelope, authorized Nv
the eight section of an act entitled can act to
establish certain post roads, and for other purpo
dred and fifty-two, or by any other act; or who
shall countereit any die plate or engraving there.
of; or who shall make or print, or knowingly use
or sell, or have in his possession with intent to use