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Leave Wayshara Monday ct 6 q m; 4
Arrive at Berlin Same day by 6pim;
Leave Berlin Tuesday at 6 am;

Iaass Leave Wayshara Monday at q nj
Arrive at Berlin same day by 6pim;g sss
Leave Berlin Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Wavshara same day by m.
Proposals to commence at hartford will be received
1868 From Ceresco by Dartford Princeton Harrisyie
Westfeld, Grand Marsh, through the valley of Lee
monoire and down La Cross Valley, to La Cross,
on the Mississippi river 100 miles, once week.
Leave Ceresco Monday at Ga M; s
Arrive at La Cross Wednesday by pm;
Leave La Cross Thursday at 6 Z M ;sss
Arrive at Ceresco Saturday by 6 p m.
7O69 From Princeton, by Dakinss hotel, Warwick, on
nebago county, go miles and back once week.
Leave Princeton Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Weyauweya Wednesday by am;
Leave Weyauweya Wednesday at 6 PM
Arrive at Princeton Thursday by pm.
1910 From New Haven to Necedah, miles and back,
week.
Bidders will distance and intermediate points
also schedule of arrivals and departures.
7O71 From Menasha by Waupaka, to Plover the Wis
consin river, go miles and back once week
Bidders will name intermediate points also schedule
of arrivals and departures.
1912 From Oshkosh by steamer to Mukwa, 45 miles and
back, week.
Bidders will intermediate points or Offices also
schedule Of arrivals and departures
1913 From Menasha to Lake Shawanno, As miles and
back once week. ~
Leave Menasha Monday at am; Firra
Arrive at Lake Shawanno same day by 9pm;
Leave Lake Shawanno Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Menasha same day by p m.
Bidders will name intermediate points or Offices.
1914 From Racine, by Caledonia, Thompsonville South
Raymond, and Norway, to Waterford, in Racine
county, u miles and back, once week.
Leave Racine Monday at am;
Arrive at Waterford same day by Bpm;
Leave Waterford Tuesday at 6 an;
Arrive at Racine same day by pm
Separate proposals will be received for service on
that part of route between Raymond and Norway.
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MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
From July l, 1853, to June 80, 1854.
1884 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 ST. Paul's every Monday at m;
Arrive at Lansing every Wednesday by p m;
Leave Lansing every Thursday at m;
Arrive at st. Paul every Saturday by 6p m.
1886 From st. Paul to Little Canada, once month.
Bidders will specify the distance, and propose a
schedule.
Proposals for this service by the trip will be re-
ceived
nada once month
Bidders will specify the distance and propose
schedule.
Proposals for the service by the trip will be re-
ceived.
1887 From Falls St. Anthony to Little Canada, once
month.
Bidders will specify the distance, and propose a
schedule.
Proposals for this service by the trip will be re-
ceived.
1888 From ST. Paul, by Mendoza shahcopee Little Ra-
pids, LIE Sueur, and Traverse des Sioux, to Man.
kassa, 100 miles and back, once week.
Leave ST. Paul every Monday at a M;
Arrive at Mankassa every Wednesday by pm;
Leave Mankassa every Thursday ct 6 a M
Arrive at St. Paul every Saturday by m.
1859 From ST. Paul to Cannon river 35 miles and back
once q week
Leave St. Paul every Monday at q m;
Arrive at Cannon river same day by 10pm;
Leave Cannon river every Wednesday at Ga m;
Arrive at st. Paul same day by 10
1910 From ST. Paul, by Dekorra and Elkader to Du-
buque, Iowa, $50 miles and back, once week.
Bidders to name intermediate Offices and schedule to
connect with the Iowa mail at Deborah.
Proposals for twice week service will be consider
ed. (See route 12049, Iowa.
4641 From Grow Wing, by Sandy Lake. to Fond du Lac,
10 miles and back once month.
Proposals on this route to be made by the trip.
Bidders should state schedule of arrivals and de-
partures
1912 From Grow Wing, by Cass Lake and Red Lake, to
Pembina, $50 miles and back, once month.
Proposals this route to be made by the trip Bid
ders win also name schedule of arrivals and de-
partures.
1913 From Fort Smelling to the Falls Of St. Anthony 10
miles and back, once week.
Leave Fort Smelling every Monday ct pm;
Arrive at the Falls of St. Anthony same day by 4
Leave the Falls of st. Anthony every Tuesday at 7
an;
Arrive at Fort Smelling same day by 10 m.
1914 From Fort Ripley to Grow Wing 81 miles and back
week.
Leave Fort Ripley every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Grow Wing next days by II M
Leave Crow Wing every Saturday at 6 an;
Arrive at Fort Ripley next days by II m.
1916 From Decorrah, Iowa, to Mankassa 200 miles and
back, once week. ,s
due of arrivals and departures
1916 From Decorrah, Iowa, by Brownsville, Montezuma
and Minnesota city, to Wabashaw, 120 miles and
hack once week.
Bidders specify schedule Of arrivals and depar-
lures.
4e47 From Minnesota city to Traverse DIES Sioux $50
miles and back, month.
Proposals for this service must be made by the trip.
Bidders will also name schedule Of arrivals and
departures.
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12o4o From Cedar Rapids to Marengo 80 miles and back

Arrive at West Union next day by 6pm;
Leave West Union Wednesday at o m
Arrive at Delhi next day by 6 p m.
12043 From Salem to Columbus City, 40 miles and back
once week.
Leave Salem Wednesday at Ga m;
Arrive at Columbus City next day by - m
Leave Columbus City Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Salem next day by 4pm.
1904 From Lansing to Lycurgus 10 miles and back
week.
Leave Lansing Saturday at q M;
Arrive at Lycurgus same day by II IN;
Leave Lycurgus Saturday at II m
Arrive at Lansing same day by 8 pm.
lZo4o From Lansing by Indian Mission to Fort Atkinson
on miles and back once week.
Leave Lansing Tuesday at 6 q m;
Arrive at Fort Atkinson next day by IL m;
Leave Fort Atkinson Wednesday at / pm;
Arrive at Lansing next day by p M
12O46 From Cedar Falls by John C. Barricks in Bremen
county, and Coon Grove, in Floyd county, to Clear
Lake, 60 miles and back, week.
Leave Cedar Falls Monday at m;
Arrive at Clear Lake next day by 6pm;
Leave Clear Lake Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Cedar Falls next day by 6 m.
l2047 From Fort DIES Mones by Cedar Falls, Mentral
and Old Mission, to Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,
225 miles and back once in two weeks.
Leave Fort DIES Mones every other Monday at a M;
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next Saturday by m;
Leave Prairie du Chen every other Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Fort DIES Moines next Saturday by 6 p m
l2O48 From DEBORAH to Plum Grove, miles and back,
week.
Leave DEBORAH
Arrive at Plum Grove
Leave Plum Grove
Arrive at DEBORAH
Bidders will please state the distance and give sche
dule.
l2O49 From Hardin by Decorah to Saint Paul. Minnesota
Territory, 22o miles and back. once in two weeks.
Leave Hardin every other Monday at m;
Arrive at Saint Paul next Saturday by 6 pm;
Leave Saint Paul every other Monday at m
Arrive at Hardin next Saturday by SPIN.
(See Route 1910, Minnesota
12o5o From independence by Menr Post Office and Brad
n Mimi loo haok opcpa yuaot
Leave Independence Monday at a m;
Arrive at Old Mission Wednesday by 6pm; il
Leave Old Mission Thursday at am; J..
Arrive at Independence Saturday by M.
l2o5l From Dubuque by Independence, through the
counties of Black Hawk, Grundy, Hardin, and
Risley, to Fort Dodge, Yell county, $50 miles and
back, once in two weeks.
Leave Dubuque every other Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Saturday by 6pm;
Leave Fort Dodge every other Monday at m;
Arrive at Dubuque next Saturday by 6pm.
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From July /, 1858, to June 80, 1854.
I'd 1901 From Monona by Bunker Hill, Point Rock, and
ce Columbus to Lansing, 80 miles and back, a
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MISSOURI.
From Jslyl, 1853 to June 80, 1854.
1862 From Hartford to Man 80 miles and back,
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1908 From ottumwa c. H. to Abba, "a miles and back,
week.
Leave Ottumwa c. II. Friday at am;
Arrive at Abba same day by pm;
Leave Abba Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Ottumwa c. H. same day by pm.
Proposals for three times aweek service will be
sidered.
1904 From Indianoa by Charlton South Fork Centre
and back, once week
Leave Indianoa Monday at a m;
Arrive at Lancaster Wednesday by 6pm;
Leave Lancaster Thursday at 6 am;
Arrive at Indianola Saturday by 6pm.
12O35 From Drakeville, by Unonville, Moravia, and
Dodge's Point to Garden Grove, Is miles and back
week.
Leave Drakeyille Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Garden Grove Thursday by II m;
Leave Garden Grove Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Drakevlc Saturday by 8 pm.
12036 From EddyviIe, by Elm Grove and Hamaker's
Mill, to Knoxville, 33 miles and back, once week
Leave Eddyyille Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Knoxville same day by 6pm;
Leave Knoxville Friday at a m;
Arrive at Eddyyille same day by P m.
12037 From Brighton, by Valley and Dutch Greek, to
South English, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Brighton Tuesday at m;
Arrive at South English same day by pm;
Leave South English Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Brighton day by P M
1908 From Ashland by Creesvile, Competiae, Abing-
don, and Blue Point, to Richland, 33 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Ashland Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Richland same day by 6p m;
Leave Richland Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Ashland same day by pm
l2O39 From Centre Point by Marysyille to bradord %
miles and back once week.
Leave Centre Point Monday at 8 am;
Arrive at Bradford Wednesday by JPN;
Leave Bradford Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at Centre Point Saturday by 6-p m,
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WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1854.
7O45 From Waukesha, by Pewaukee, Merton Monches
Hartford, Iron Ridge, Mayville, Moore, and Conk
Inns Mill, to Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac county, II
miles and back, once week.
Leave Waukesha Monday at 6 o m
Arrive at Fond du Lac Tuesday by 6 M;
Leave Fond du Lac Tuesday at 6 M;
Arrive at Waukesha Wednesday by pm.
Proposals to commence at Monches will be received
7046 From West Bend to Monches, 20 miles and back
once week.
Leave West Bend Tuesday at m;
Arrive OF Monches same day by IL m;
Leave Monches same day at pm;
Arrive at West Bend same day by p
7047 From Princeton, by Monticello Roxo and Packwau-
kee, to Delton, Portage county, A miles and back
week.
Leave Princeton Monday at m;
Arrive at Delton same day by. 10 pm;
Leave Delton Wednesday at m
Arrive ct Princeton same day by 10 p m.
7048 From Rpon by Green Lake. to Marquette "a miles
and back, week.
Leave Ripon Wednesday OF m;
Arrive at Marquette same day by pm;
Leave Marquette Thursday at am;
Arrive OF Ripon same day by 2 p m.
7O49 From Columbus by Fall River CORTLAND Cambria
and Randolph, to Kingston, in Marquette county
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Columbus Wednesday at 6 o m;
Arrive at Kingston same day by pm;
Leave Kingston Thursday at 6 am
Arrive at Columbus same day by 4 p M
1850 From Watertown, by Emmett Ciyman, Oak Grove,
Juneau Burnett, and Chester, to Waupun, Sc
miles and back, once week.
Leave Watertown Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Waupun same day by SPIN;
Leave Waupun Friday at q m;
Arrive ct Watertown same day by pm.
PrOpO for twice wee m
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-09-24

II has been currently reported for few days
past that esteemed fellow townsman, w. p.
DAIsoERrIELD. ESQ.,, has been appointed to gil
the vacancy occasioned in the Ninth Judicial
District by the late death of Judge G. Adams
Smith. 1t will be recollected that Judge Smith
was elected for a term of six years. His death,
after having served nearly year. occurred only
few days previous tn the late election, and the.
Governor did not have time to issue proclama-
ion ordering an election to fill the vacancy.
The office will therefore be filled by appoint
ment until she next general election
We are confident no appointment could have
been made by the Governor that would have
been more acceptable to the citizens Of the en-
ire District than the one above mentioned MIR.
Dainger6eld isvery generally and very favorabl,
known throughout the four counties comprising
The Ninth District His duties as Secretary OF
he Board of California Land Commissioners
will soon end, when we may expect TO see hin.
again among lis.
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lPER CRAM, RoGsRs & Co.'S EXPRESS
WeayeryiIle COrrcspOudence.


WEAvERvlLLE, Sept. 81, 1858.
Messrs Since the election excitement
has passed of, we have settled down into our old
business habits. Whatever the result may have
been, all are undoubtedly Wiling to submit to
the result, as the people have spoken. Every
officer elected in this county has been demo-
crat except one, Mr. E. Neblett, Constable of this
ma'h County isto be heard from; probably VIM.
B. May, Dem. of this place is elected.
Humboldt County has gone Wing by 90 ma
iority. Yet the Democratic Assemhynan, MIR.
Spencer, is elected.
Who is to pc pua District Judge? We have
heard Mr.. Dainger6eld, of your city, and Mr.
Upton, of this town, spoken of as fit candidates
We believe either would ill the station with
much credit.
Two days and nights of continual rain last
week, has done this County more damage than
can be remedicd This fall. The dams and fnmes
on the River and streams in this neighborhood
have all been swept away.
The labor Of summer has been destroyed in
niSht. Inc fIINer raised ABOUT lour leet. n
German was crowned during the rise in endea-
voring to some lumber and tools on his
claim
Most Of the claims TINS delnged, were just
ready for working, and those that had been
tried. prospecied wel some oil them yielding
as high as three and four hundred dollars per
day.
der full Roadway again, and we believe the work
will be put through in the quickest time posi-
Bile. IfJohn Musser, Esq, (thc superintendent
is successful in this srattr race as he was in the
late Political race the water will be in here
shortly, if not sooner.
Yours, respectfully, ADOBE.
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in New Orleans, 6,39S deaths had occurred
up TO our latest dates. On the 21st of August
they reached the appalling number of three hun
bred and fifteen. Although the number of in
habitants has been greatly decreased by death
and by leaving the disease still RACES wiki una
bated virulence
The Howard Benevolent Association have
been untiring in their efforts to relieve the suf-
terers. The daily expenses of the association
are enormous, and hence muni6cent as the do
nations have been. every dollar will be expen-
ded before the disappearance of the epidemic.
The entire estimated expense for relief is put
down at one thousand i've hundred dollars per
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From Weayers;lle.

The damage caused BY the late rise in the
Trinity river has been quite as great as was an
iicipated. All the fumes were carried away.
The river. however, fell quite as rapidly as il
rose and MANY of the companies are again al
work, With the prospect Of accomplishing much
before. the rains come.
The race Of the Trinity County Mining. Man.
ufacturing and Milling Company viii be put
through in about six weeks. The obstacles
which were recently met with by this enter
prising company have been surmoun.ed, and
workmen in large numbers are again at work
upon their canal When this work is finished
it is anticipated that it will not only yield large
profits to all who have invested capital in the
enterprise. but that it will add greatly TO the
prosperity and growth Of the town Of Weaver
vile.
Merchants in Trinity comfy are now gener
ally wei, supplied with goods of every descrip-
ton, and prices range low. Freight from this
place 10 Weaverville is now not more, in any
instance, than six cents per pound. The scarcity
Of provisions which caused much discomfort
last winter, will nodoubt be entirely avoided
the coming season.
We refer our readers to the interesting letter
of adobe" in another column.
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JAcKsoNvILLE, q. T., Sep. IA, 1888.
MsssRs. EplroRs 1T was with regret that
read in your last number the unfortunate al
fray between the Sheriff of Trinity county, and
our friend James Lackey, which resulted in the
death OF the latter--and since his character has
been reflected upon by your correspondent OF
Weavervi!le, we request space IN your col
umns Chat justice may be done to the dead,) 10
bear testimony to the high esteem in which Jas.
Lackey was held by the citizens OF this place,
for the purpose of erasing whatever false inn
pressons that may have been caused by the un,
kind remarks of him who gave it publication.
We lamen, that your correspondent, to justify
the Sheriff of Trinity in The execution OF his Of
fetal duties should have deemed it necessary
to have dragged in the character Of James Lack:
ey-doubtless unknown to the citizens OF Weu-
verville, and unqnestonably unknown to hip,
self; for certainly he must have been profoundly
ignorant of James Iackey's character, when
he seeks to brand him as a :" bad mon, and ono
whose death will be but little lamented by the
citizens of Trinity. las. Lackey, for the last
wovcars was well known in this section OF the
country, during which period he acquired many
warm and devoted friends. He was sooa cit.
izen-an honest man and gentlemen of high
tone and generous feeings-kind and atiable IN
bis mauners--conrteous To all, and ever ready 10
vindicaie his character and integrity whenever
assailed To exhibit the character of such
man as James Lackey in its true and proper
light, to those who have never known him. W.
deem pleasure and duty due 70 him who Ia
now gone To hoist to the gaze OF the world
the pitful veil with which your correspondent
would endeavor to conceal the hasty acts OF
indiscreet and nconsiderate officer, we deem
such duty as men, fearless of the exposition OF.
facts, will ever bring to light. and more e'p'
caly is it our pleasing daiy when ihe good
name of an honest man and warm friend hiss
been assaulted under anonymous signature.
By publishing this testimonial OF esteem, and
vindica,ion of orr friend. Jas. Lackey, late de.
ceased you will oblige,
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TAxEs.-The county tax collector has been
very active recently in the collection of State
and County taxes. The amount of tax assessed
for the year 1853 is one hundred and thirty five
cents on every hundred dollars--seventy-f five
cents of which belongs to the County and sixty
20 the State. Al this rate the property registered
upon the Assessors books should Weld about S.
000 We learn that not much more than three
fnurhs Of that amount will be +, alized-mnch
of the personal property having been disposed OF
by those in whose name it was registered.
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en- out dockament for /" Mr.. D. Shocks. ESQ :.
(They mite. hav civ me my title, tho. | was
Kurnel in Arkensaw.) These letters was from
the newly elected Representative and Senetct
from this County and District, both implorii
with teers in their ize fur me to go and with
'eni this winter, to help EN- oat. with the public
af..rs-,ach one oiferin me part Of his own bed
They s.cr MY letter IN your paper and one
'em recognized me as the main core srondsnt Of
The Government argain in Arkensaw and To-
lher, hcein man of unkomun dezernnient, saw
as he said, that could go rite into the ritals Nv
things so they both, unbekomen 70 each other
rii to secure my services. In the msen time,
had already promised to stay here. Nov.
Messrs. Editors, what am 10 do 7" D. s.
p. s. l writ The abuv yesterday. This NOR
min it got rumerd | was gwine down to help tbs
pollytishons set Bigler's afars rite, aud it made
CRATE stur. The youns Squire cum rite tn me-
and offered his house and table and the best his
Chiny cook could du if wouldn't go. The boys
talked about mass meetin. ! pacified EN- by
sayin the hole had bin left 10 the Courier and SO
they know'd it would do the clean thing Tor The
County interest, they sorier dried up d. 5.
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The Indian War.

The Mountain Herald, of September IL. de-
livered 10 us by Messrs. Cram, Rogers, & Co,
contains several Interesting letters concerning
the Indian difficulties in the north.
Captain Bob Williams. with his company of
Rifle Rangers. has lately been doing some good
service IN the Applegate country. sOn the 7lh
inst they came upon fresh trail of the Apple
gate Indians, and soon succeeded in capturing
chief known by the sonbriquet, of :. lin Tay-
or.' They could not, however, get the m
dams into position TO attack them advanta.
geousy. Jim Taylor confessed to partcipa-
ton in mapy of the daring ou,rages which have
been lately committed in that vicinity, and he
was accordingly executed.
On the la.h instant. at about O'Clock p NJ,
Captain Williams came upon large party of
Indians in ambush. The men Immediately
spread out skirmishers aud commenced s.
ring upon them The battle lasted about three
hours, until nighifall, during which time one
American, Thomas Phillips. from Chester CO..
Pa. was killed by ball passing through his
groin. 1t is estimated that about twelve Indians
were killed.
Fighting has ceased in the vicinity of Jackson
vile. \ correspondent from that place, ut>.
date 81 Sept. -, says:
At last the treaty is made. and the Indians are
to be paid $50 900 for the land on this side of
Rogue river and SIS 900 is to be withheld and
appropriated indennfcaton to some of
the citizens of this Valley. This treaty. as you
are probably aware, has in its present form been
pending some ionr or five days
The same writer says that the general policy
adopted and pursued with the Indians previous
to the final consumnation of the treaty is not
satisfactory, and has been generally condemned
Tipsas band are still at large and has thus
far rejected all overtures. His men are still
committing their depredations with impunty.
Capt. Terry and his company asked and OBJ
tanned their discharge before the ratification of
the treaty. When they left they unanimously
expressed their disapprobation of the policy
pursued.
Money is scarce and business is stagnant in
jacksonville. Two deaths occurred of consump-
ton within an interval of two days.
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From Yreka.

Mr.. Horsley, of Cram, Rogers & Co.'S Express,
has furnished US with interesting intelligence
from Siskiyou County.
The mining Intelligence generally is very en-
conraSing. On the South Fork of Scott river
those working the mines are especially success
full. The population of this section of the mines
has greatly increased.
The troops under the command of Col.Wright
had arrived at Fort Jones, and were in fine
health. They were too late to participate in the
Rogue River Indian War.
The health Of Yreka is good, and business is
reviyipg.
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midas THiEviS6.-The Pitt hiver Indians
have lately been indulging il their ihieving pro-
pensites among the logging camps on The Upper
Sacramento and Pitt Rivers. A few days since.
about the time OF the late Geld rains, they enter
" and stole all of their blankets and several hun
bred pounds os -four Owing 10 the SCARCITY OF
acorns this year. the Indians will doubt BE-
unusually Troublesome when The cold fall rain,
commence falling.