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Illinois Items.

DR.. Brainard, of Chicago, has been ap.
appointed by the President surgeon Of the
marine hospital at Chicago, in place ofDr
lIelnuth, removed. Dr. u. is one Of the
ablest surgeons in the country. No better
appointment could have been made.
MrW. Zimmerman, ofQuincy, has just pa
tented smut machine, and machine to grind
corn with The cob for feed, which are highly
spoken ofby the papers il that locality as SUI
pcrior to any machines of the Kind now in use.
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAnRoAD.-Track.l lay
crs are now busy putting down the iron on the
Fox RivergvdTley Railroad. About three
miles OF track are laid North Of Elgin, and it is
expected to reach Dundee next week, Algon-
quin about the Both, Crystal Lake by the 10th
of December, and Mcllenry by the LIST ofJan-
uary
/ cnIcAco Is \ GREAT Place. There were
! received at the Chicago post-ollicc, during the
three months ending September S0th, 1851,
! the enormous number Of 2,lO9,S7l letters,
Of which 1901 ,87i were delivered ut the
windows, leaving only $4,000 not called for.
During the same period :62, 75G.23, were re-
ccived for postage. Chicago is about the
third past office in the Union. There are
made up and sent Off daily, packages OF
mails Cdt two thousand different post Offices.
Vim. II. Egbcrt, student at law in Poo
ria, Bis, has been arrested on a charge o!
forgery, with every evidence Of guilt. The
sum for which the draft was forged wax only
sixty four dollars.
The sale Of lots here continues rapid.
During the week from twenty five to thirty
lots have been sold, to men OF capital, who
intend to build Immediately. SO We CO.
I Cairo Times.
PmSTISG OFFICE BURNEp The Office Of
the Wabash Republican, published at Paris
H., by latshaw & Cooper, was totally de-
stroycd by fire on the 9TH inst.
Jas. +. llarwood, postmaster and merchant
at Eleroy, Stephenson Co., was killed at
Frecport on Friday of last week by the loco
motive running over him, while in the act OF
attempting to rescue young girl from a
similar fate
On Thursday morning, Of last week, fine
/ block of brick buildings just complete, stu.
ated near the American House in Ro,k Isl
and, was burnt TO the ground. The block
was owned by Vim. NJ. Lee, who offers re
ward of $500 for the detection ard conyic-
ton of the incendiary to which number Of
citizens add Sll0O more, making the reward
$1,000.
SALE of IToGs.-Wc heard Of q sale last
/ week Of some 200 head of hogs TO a packer
ut St Louis ut IS net This price seems to
be the limit Of operators FOR the present
Allyn 7d., 10.
1 MoRE AccIDESTs or THE RocE IsLAyD Il.
R.-A man was killed on Mondoy at the
yiaduct miles east Of Joliet He was
struck while standing on the top Of freight
car. The bridge has been frequently COM
/ planned Of rs too low.
/ The noon passenger train same day CON.
+ ing this way, was thrown oil the track
miles this side Of La Sale, by running ~.
COW. No one injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

YouyG ANEmCA's CARD.-Whcn our Stock
List Reporter, William \. Wood, Esq, took
his minute son William into Office, he thought
he was merely getting an Office boy-but be
was mistaken, as the following card, which
has created considerable amusement OF
change, viii show:
BILL W,OD AND FATHER,
Stock, Exchange
AND MONEY BROK ERS,
Erchange 81. Portiand, Ne.
So says Portland, Maine, paper.
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Illinois Election.

We publish The Official returns OF this
county in another column, from which our
friends may extract all the comfortwhich may
be found in the consciousness that we arc
badly beaten.
We have the same kind of consolation TO
give in reference TO this congressional dis
trict The returns rs far as received, foot
| up rs follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

Allen is unexpectedly defeated in the 18th
district, on account of personal hostility Of
some leading democrats in that district that
were disappointed in not getting the nomina-
ton themselves; but his loss is oycrbalanccd
by the gain in the 9Th district, which was an
unexpected and glorious triumph.
In reference to the legislature, there is yet
considerable doubt. The State Register
gives the members elect from about two
thirds of the districts from which, and by
estimating the others, it appears that the
Nebraska democracy will not fall short at
most by more than two or three of carrying
the House, while there is large number
Of anti-Nebraska men who claim to be good
democrats, and will act with the majority Of
the party. The Senate will stand about
evenly balanced on the Nebraska question:
but otherwise decidedly democratic.
The result on State Treasurer is equally
in doubt Gov. Moore would undoubtedly
have been elected but for the failure to vote
for the Office at all in many of the southern
counties Owing to carccssncss in not plac-
ing the office of Treasurer on the tickets, he
may be defeated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

Edward D. Ingrahan, Esq, distinguished
member Of the Philadelphia bar, and a United
States Commissioner. died suddenly at his
residence in this city, aged 90 years Mr.
lngraham was remarkable for his ready wit
and legal attainmcnts, and the circumstances
Of his sudden death will affect large number
Of literary men with painful surprise.
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MUSIC AND BANGING.

DROF MAoEVOY, , OF La Sale begs leave to-
J. lnIorm the citizens of Ottawa that he will
visit Ottawa every Wednesday and Saturday.
for the purpose OF giving e, sons in music and
dancing. Those DESTROYS o, taking lessons will
please TO leave their address at DR. hunters.
store.
Organs, pianos, ineiOdeons, &c, tuned and re-
gula,ed
Letters addressed TO Prof M,cEvoy. La Sale
viii be attended TO. November IL.
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r. D. Cunning, acting Governor Of Nebras-
ka, and Hon. Mark lizard, in company with
A. W. IIollstcr, Esq, of Bellcvicw, and j.
W. Pattison, Esq, cf Omaha City, called on
us on their return from a short vistto PlHtts
mouth, Otoc and Nebraska City, Friday
last. They were highly pleased with The
country South Of the Platte,
Mr.. llollister presented us with some spec,
linens Of good looking Anthracite coal found
near Nebraska City. An excellent hotel is
going up at that pacc,-Nebrdska F"tIdd'
WR.
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WmoS OF THE NGw ERA--245 LIVES
Losr The packe, ship New Era WAS
wrecked on the 18th inst, of Long Island
beach, below New York, with 400 passcn-
gers ON board, chiefly emigrants. Wreck
Ing boats were despatched to her assistance,
and on the ll,h all the surviving passengers
were landed on the beach 100 in number,
all the others being lost, 945 in number.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

FRoM CALifoENiA,--'rh details Of the Cal
iTornla news by the North Star, which ar
rived at New York on the 10th, are Of an
unusually interesting character. The tc,allosr
Of the Yankee Blade, concerning whose safe.
t. fears have been entertained on account Of
her ncn-arriVal at Panama, is announcrd.--
4 telegraphic account Of the disaster Is given
in another column.
A caac ofstupcndous forgery has been dc
tcctcd in San Francisco. The criminal !:
Henry Mciggs, u native Of New York. Hi
forged paper amounts to about 81 900, 900
which, with his other liabilities, swclls thC
sum total of the dedication to over million
and half Of dollars. The French Fleet o
three frigatcs and sloops-of-war arrived al
San Francisco on the Sd Of October having
in conjunction with the English Fleet, made
an attack on the Russian town Of Petropau
lowski in kamschatka. They were repulscd
with loss, but not before they had captured
two Russian vessels. The news from the
various mining quarters continues to be IA
yorablc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

KENTUCKY Trust COMPANY BASK.--This
institution having failed, the Chancellor of
the Circuit Court of kcnton county, Ken
lucky, has appointed three commissioners
to close up its business, and decided that
the debtors of the Bank must pay their debts
to it in silver and gold, and not in the de-
prcciatcd notes ofthe Institution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

Mr.. WV. W. Story, son of the late Justice
Story, now in Italy, has finished statue of
his father on which he has been for some
time engaged. The statue has been shipped
from Italy for America. 1t has been pro-
nounced by judges who have seen it, to be a
perfect work of art.
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New jersey.

The Congressional delegation elect stands
as follows:
LIST Dstrict--Josah d. Clawson, wing.
2d-Gcorgc Il. Robbins wing.
3d-Jamcs Bishop, wing.
4th-Gcorge Vail, democrat.
5th-A. c. NJ. Pennington, whig.
The democrats will have a majority in the
lower House of the Legislature, and the in
dicatons are that the Senate will be about
equally divided
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

MELANCHOLY AcclDESr.--On Monday last,
Mr.. Tallman, n farmer living near Mud Creek,
Livingston county, was on his return home
from this city with an OK team, and when
near Mr.. Ebersors, his oxen turned out Of the
road and got entangled among some small
saplings. Upon his attempt to extricatc
them, he was caught between one of the wag-
on wheels and tree, and his body was so
crushed that he died in about twenty min
utes. A friend who was on the spot soon
afterwards writes us that the deceased
had purchased jug ofwhiskey of some one
orour dealers, and had INDUCED so freely that
he was hardly able to help himself and that
this was the cause Of his melancholy death
We knew Mr.. Tallman to be an industrious
honorable man and the head of an intercs.
ting family We regard 1t, at least, as not
very creditablc to the dealer who took part
of the proceeds of his load Of corn aud gave
in return ting means of destroying his life
| Rcpujiicda, I'm.
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DEvorREp ny lloGs.- Near kenosha,
Wisconsin, last week. drunken man was
literally dcvouredb by hogs, while lying in a
state OF beastly intoXication. His bones and
few remnants ofclothing only were found.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

A "SEA SERPENT" IL LAKE ERIE.-Thc
Dunkrk Jourodl Of recent date, says that a
marine monster was lately seen in the bay at
that place. He was of scrpentinc form from
80 to 40 feet in length and was seen dictinctly
to move about in the water with an agility
equal to that of the most expert of the iinny
t,;hn
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LaiestErom Europc.

The Chicago papers of last evening have
Geographic dispatches Of the news 10y the
Arabia, which arrived on the 9th. She
brings accounts Of a serious encounter be-
tween the Russians and the allied armies at
Balaklava, near Seba.topol, in which the
Russians gained decided advantage. The
attack was unexpected, and the Turks gave
way, leaving their guns, which were turned
against them. The Scotch reinforced them,
and the Turks made stand, but the Rus.
SLAMS remained masters Of the post. The
next day the allies were again attacked by
5000 Russians, but were rcpulscd with
great slaughter. The siege of sebastopo
was going on with regularity and success
Accounts of other shirmshcs are given, bu;
the above was the most important. No 9th
or news Of importance.
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Tho y. Y. Eycninr Post Of Tncslnv. 81,

The " Y. Evening Post Of Tuesday, says
AS one ofour reporters was passing by the
Third Ward Polls on Courtlandt street this
morning, hc observed an individual cmptying
his pockets into the hands Of friend, with
the following injunction Take it, Bill, my
honey, take all I'm going to be drunk to-
day 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

The leaves Of the beach tree, collected in
Autumn, in dry weather, form an admirable
article for beds. The smell is grateful and
wholesome they do not harbor vermin, are
very elastic, and may ercplenishcd annual
u without cost.
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sALEOF TIMBER LAND!

NOTICE is hereby gwen that | I'LL sell at the
~ court house in Morris, on Wedne sday, the
lllh day u! tebrua ry next, "a public auction, the
following trac' Of land belonging to the estate e0i
the late Salmon Holden drtased, to wit: the
south casttractiona quarter of section 20, town
81, II range 6 east OF the 81 principal meridian,
containing l5i O9 acres.
The above is heavy timbered land, s,ua ted
near the town OF Morris, and will be sold IN lots
to suit purchasers.
The same will remain open for private sale pre-
vious TO said date.
Terms Of Sale .-One-burth cash bal in one
TWO, and three years, with interest annually IN
advance.
For further particulars, apply 10 Il. King, Otta-
wa, SUSAN HOLDEN,
Admir-, Of The estate Of Salmon Holden, deed.
November lS-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

1upoRTAvf NoyBpgNT.-Co Considerable at.
Moon has Of late been awakened by con-
fcrancc, which has taken place at 0stcnd, in
I ie y tn rlaH's between the American min
listers and Ambassadors in Europe, and the
o1jec. ofwhich was, it is said, to determine
upon line Of policy by which our difficult
ties with Spain would be adjusted, and that
government induced to make Tcparati0n Tor
past outrngcs and indignities upon onr cit.
zans and commerce, as well rs security for
the future. The y. !. Herald prctcnds to
give the result Of this conference and says it
was agreed to recommend that the govern
mcnt OF the United States should declare in
effect that our safety demanded and our in
tcrcsts required We should purchase or take
Cuba at once.
Mr.. McRac, our Consul at Paris, who ar.
rived in the Arabia, it is stated, was the
bearer ofthc dispatches conveying this re-
commentator Of the American Ministers,
and urging upon the President Immediately
to make the ayowal, and take steps to carry
| it into effect. 1t is also added that Mcssrs
Buchanan, Mason, and Soulc have expressed
their conviction that France and England
are fay orabc to the sale Of Cuba to the L
/ S.-a marked change having recently taken
place in the policy Of those countries in this
/ respect
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Illinois IlaIks.

The following circular was issued by Hon.
p. Maxwell, Bank commissioner, in view of
the recent panic in money matters at Chica-
go, and which at one time seriously threat
ened to discredit the stock secured Banks of
our STATE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

The New Bedford Standard says the Office
of Lieutenant Governor Of Massachusetts, is
like curl in pigs tail, more for ornament
than use.
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UUHN CVNIWNSiUl
Chicago, Nov. 10, 1854.

Henry Ward Beccher is "down on" tho
Know Nothngs, in swinging article in tho
New York Independent He calls them
"protcstan, Jcsuts"
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Mira. Swisshclm says 'that If man wants
his children to resemble himself, the fewer
iaunts he takes to California the better
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TRADE TrRNlNG,-Agricutural products
are now being shipped from California to the
Atlantic States. Barley, particularly, real
izcd large profit. There is talk of trying
the experiment of shipping flour. \ letter
in the y. y. Evening Post states that pota-
toes, which, year ago were selling at 70 cts.
pound, are now rotting in the fields and
thousands of cattle are fed on them. They
are of the finest quality. Wheat is also
abundant, sufficient for the supply Of the
State and surplus for export.
California with her mineral and agrcu.
tural surplus is well to do in the world, and
must be eventually one Of the richest States
of the Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

~, say, printer, do you take Indiana mon
~ - "No' "What's the reason: amt it
gooi:' yes" "Why don't you take it
then 2" Cant get it,
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!
From the counties of lroquois, Kendall,
yermilion, and Champaign we have yet no
official returns, but they will increase Nor
tons majority.
In the balance Of the state, the congress
ional delegation will stand rs follows:
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To oil UhOm IL may cORcerR.--N Office IL hereby
gwen tina, at sale OF land and otS for .axes due
ion the year 1852 at The court house in Ottawa, on
the Nth day OF June, 1853 by the treasure. OF n
Sal county, David G.. Underinll purchas ed t he
ELI sirneq see. "a, I 80, K east OF the Sd p. M,
containing 80 acres, in said county and tn at the
time o. redempIion will expire on the lith lay Of
June, lSi5--,ha, the subscrb er is now the egnl
holder OF the certificate of purchase ofsaid tract
NTANTED-A good boy to learn the bla OK
w smithing business, Applyio
Nnye,nhpr lS-tf L. flaming
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So far as heard from the Legislature stands
as follows:
SgSATE-Democrats ,............l
Republicans, ,.........l2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........3 30
Republicans, 40
Wells, antiNcbraska Democrat, is cleo
ted to Congress in the first district by J ,431
majority In the second district Washburh'
Republican, is elected; and in the third,
BIlinghurs,, Republican, beats Macy, Demo.
GRAFT by some 1000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-18

NIlSS MINER would resSe clfuliy inform the
VI ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity that she has
now received al her new stand, l;ormery occu-
pied for daguerrean roomsy her winter stock Of
good, consisting ct yciyrts, satils, ribbons
flowers p!umes, &C., all Ct which she will sell
at a very .ow puce. Thankful Tor past liberia
patronage, she It especially soilci,s a continuance
of the same November Is
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EsANA oP OTTAWA

HsSNA oE' OTTAWA
SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, ON England Scotland and
Ireland, in sums Of one pound sterling and up-
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEpOSITES.
GOLD AND SiLNE COIN bought and sold
al current rates.
Collections made in oil. parts Of this state
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange, drafts,
ana certificates oidcrosit bought and sold al the
h Ol"st rlirront rate aulJ Gro : FISHER rash
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EVE lNFIRMARY,
Strayed,

EROM the subscriber, a bay colt, years old,
l. both hind feet white, with star IN the lore
head. and small " hite snip on the nose. Was
last seen on the 30th Oct on the bottom near the
railroad and near the canal bridge, u mile east OF
Ottawa. Is supposed to have followed some
team. ,r,
A liberal reward will be paid TOR inlorma,i
where I'M, col, can be found Addres,
nli-9y GYMS SIh,eR, oHdwd, III.
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There !, ,,O Danger
NILLIyERy AND DRESS MAKING,

7 4 you use fi"rsf-.!'r Paifnt snieir lamr-Ii-y
1 cant explode. Call aud get one at
November Is. d. WALKERS.
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TAKEN up, an estray horse, by the subscriber
l. in the town OF Utica, La Sale county, on the
ith day OF October, seven wears old, four white
legs, a star IN the tace, white spot on the ose,
blind in one eye, which have had appraised ac-
cordlng 10 the statutes in such case made and
provided -r
The ownerc can have said horse by proving pro-
per,y and paying costs.
n ovember lS-i W.. JANIS lILNLEy
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/ OST, somewhere in Ottawa; Nov 18th,
i - new calf skin wallet conta ming fifty one
dollars in money all or nearly all Miliedseville,
tpt 81 also note for SIPS.
ANY person finding said wallet and leaving it at
the Free Ir adcr flee, will be libet ally reward
I'd November lS-3w
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Edwards College, at Columbia s. c., was
burned to the grounl on tho Goth ut., and
two boys killed and twenty others badly
hurt by jumping from the windows,
Geo. Orris, of Savillc Township, Perry
county, Pa, was killed on the LIST inst, by a
beam falling on him while making cider.
The jennings block in Lockport, N. Y,
was burnt on the Sd inst, the property de-
stroyed amounting to 100000. The fire
originated from the explosion of camphinc
lamp.
ANOTHER RAILROAD AcclnENr.--On
Wednesday last there was another accident
on the Rock Island Railroad A freight
train and construction train came in coils.
ion near the water-tank in this city, and a
general smash up was the result. Several
persons were injured, and the damage to en-.
gncs and cars amounts to no inconsiderablC
sum- No one to blame, Of course. These
railroad men are always innocent, if We
would believe the stories Of the organs
Joliet Signal.
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT While the students
at The Male Academy in Paris, (Mo.) wer,
playing ball the other day, one of them, Jos
hua Gore, a son Of Judge Gore, Of Hannibal
threw the ball with such force as to break
his own arm, about two inches above the cl
bow, the like Of which We never heard be-
fore
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UNITED STATES saAlL.
Posr osYIoK DErAIrsKsr,
MAJ Ik INK

rosr osrIoE DsrAarsssr,
PROPOSALS for carrying The malls Of United States,
% s ss sni s 81 e. e.
KANSAS ILLINOIS viii be received al The Contract One.
o'clock M June, 1854 10 be decided BY July following
MISSOURI.
$500 From s . o sy Msss e s
sSoys oss sE aSS isuSs Sy G
Arrive Boonevlle next neIi day by TAM
.says Leave so9asle y, es,.a ed daily w. q, aa%
s, From s'i Depot y Psa ian South Point
Sssu' nu'sS sa E"sn nGs%. .s" ss1s % q Linn loose
back, daily, " II , a.horse =. post coaches.
Leave Franklin Depot daily atsa or after the arrival Of
Leavs jsnsrson Ci.y daily lsani
S. 8; is: +: l::
Leave G!A.sow sunday; Tassday and Thursday at 4pm
leave LissIy sunday, Tus:dsys i and Thursday a4pm;
Proposals ior and also for daily
sss booasss by Lsnns, Arrow Rock Bryan, s.rh.,
Moa1 Hope pSssg assns1n ws Ws.SS9 sSS sy and
hose coaches running alternately BY ne above Of
ss o@ sas y Bee
sect see,inx s.s. =. i.t,n Lexington. gs,a !. @4+
Arrive 4 independence ns1t dsy by apm,
Arrive At Bonneville next day by la
TENNESSEE.
s5c5 From Knoxville by Clinton omerse tky
Stamford. TO psnyle 100 mes and back, six times week,
Leave Knoxslie daily, sxcep, Sunday, atsami
ns.ss 6nss as Ss:. except sey ssnsay
t7 Arrive NJ Knoxville next day byspm.
tf ARKANSAS.
rounded ail. oakland, Taylos Creek, tranes,
ns. % sns saes saS Msa @ s.ssh.s s s"p % $50
Arrive a Memphis day by 6 pm;
Leave Memphis ,la Ly daily al can;
ps. Il ,s sfss ss,: 81; ss ss sas % and
,zs BY Clarendon ies miles will Be considered
yails Bluf Ss miles and back three nes week, in >
Leave Helena Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday a, am;
ys bu,a DSys BUN Ds u...y saf IL.
ISIS. 1.s a:.a 50 v.y ss.. and
Iendon s 4s L miles s..a.n and back, once week. -
H.s,s H.',s e.ssssss S.sssas'a q
ISL From paysi sua Aberdeen and croe1ss Bluff to 81,
Leave Duysil ; Bluff Monday and Thursday u,sams
Arrive ., 9. Charles nea, day. eylami "a
Arrive d at at 6uvsiis % bIaa ns1i days Sy pm pn'~'
Proposals to commence s' Clarendon instead Of DuvaIs Bluff
ISL, From 6avai. plaa by w.en.aw Ba De. Arc Au
Leave @ Davsiis Bluff Monday and TAurdsy .,sam;
ns.ss EisasssS d ss Iussd.y and Friday 3
fopS Of Duv
~A' 70 eoh'os's'. :, MO-, tl5 saa ~ . q +.
is5 From Gslena by Hanover Possouih Savannah, Ago
c a.:y .: ,nS S:sr s,oa .s
@ Leave 0slena Monday "Wednesday, aud kMday at IA
sas: .sSs ss sonsss Wsa%..asy and Friday
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