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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

GOLD Folks AT HokE An "old Joker"
gives the folowong whimsical amusing ac-
count of an adventure of his in "York State"
Unless he exaggerates, there must be place
out there where the king of errors" has
for n long time back 'ailed to enter and take
toll, Had our informnt heen trihc more
explicit, nd gave the precise locality of the
occurrence he described, no doubt a swollen
tide of emigration would at once have set
rhIherward. made up of such as, through
fear of death, are all their lifet me subject tc
bondage"
The oldest man, apparently, ever ] saw
IN all my life was sitting on wood.pie by
an old farm house. crying bitterly. called
up and inquired of linn the cause Of his troub.
lc. And what do you think was the unex.
pected reply!
"Father WHIPPED me-"
Half doubling the infirm gray boards san
! ity--ior II setmrd impossible that one so aged
should have living parent asked
"Whee is your father:"
"In the house." he answered amid his tears
and sobs
Curiosity led me into the house, and there
| saw Methuseah as | verify believed
The sight made me start,
Sir" said |. "is this your son at the door
crying?"
YES" replied the ancient gruffly.
"And pray, what did you whip him for?"
Why. the good-for-no blockhead
threw a club at his grandfather"
l left amazed. Buff ever go that way
again l am determined to see the grand
father.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

COMMERCIAL VALUE OF HONESTY.
old trader among the Northern Indians, who
had some years ago established himself on
the Wesseya, tells good story, with a moral
worth recollecting about his first trials of ira.
ding with his red customers. The Indians,
who evidently wanted goods, and had money
(which they called shuaeah) and furs. focked
into his store, and examined his goods, bu,
Tor some time bought nothing. Finally, thei,
chief with large body Of his followers, Wis.
tied him, and accosting him with:-
"liow do, Thomas? Shoy me goods; | take
four yard calico. three coonskins for ward. nav
you by'm by Tomorrow" received his good:
and left.
Next day, he returned with his whole band
his blankets stuffed with coonskins.
"American man. pay nov 4" with this he
began counting out the skins. until be had han.
ded him over twelve. Then after moments
pause, he offered The trader one more, remar
king. as he did it," That's it"
IL handed il back, said the trader, tell
ing him she owed me but twelve, and would
not cheat him. {"
They continued to pass it back and forth,
each one asserting that il belonged to the
other. AT last he appeared 10 be satisfied,
gave a serulinizing look. placed the skin in
the folds OF his blanket, stepped to the door
and gave a yell and cried with loud voice I:
"Come, come, and trade with the pale face,
he not cheat Indian; his heart big" He
then turned TO me and said; "You take that,
| tell Indian no trade with you-drive you off
like a dog-but now you Indians friend, and
we yours. ["
Before sundown WAS waist deep in furs.
and loaded down with cash. So lost moth
ing by my honesty.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

SIZE OF THE WEsT. illinois would make
forty such states as Rhode Island. and Min.
nesota sky. Missouri is larger than all New
Englind. Ohio exceeds either Ireland. or
SEQ land or Portugal and equals Belgium.
Scotland and Switzerland together. Missouri
is more than half us large as Italy. aud larger
than Denmark, Holland. Belgium and Swtz-
erland. Missouri and Illinois are larger than
England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

SMARr-'Why, Mr.. b." said tall youth
TO aa,lle person in company with half doz-
in huge men, 81 protest you are so small
did not see you before" avery likely" re-
piled the little gentleman, 81 am like six
pence among six copper pennies. not readily
received, but worth the whole ofihem."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21
FREMONT JOURNAL:
JOHN MAsTIN, Publsiher, 4 &PrOprietOr.

The JnuRNAL is published every Friday morn.
ing-OfIice IN Buckismd's Brick Bnilding-th'rd
sIory, Fremont, Sandusky county Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

A WoRD TO LITTLE BOYS Who is res
pected? 1t is the boy who conducts himself
well, who is honest diligent. and obedient in
all things. |; is the boy who is making an
effort continually to respect his father. and
obey him in whatever he may direct to be
done, l; is the boy who is Kind To other little
boys. who respects age. aud wto never gets
inIo difficulties and quarres with his compan
ions II is the boy who leaves no effort un-
tried to improve himself in knowledge and
wisdom every day; who is busy and active
in endeavoring to do good acts toward others.
Remember this, little boys, and you'll grow up
and become useful men.-Friead Of Viriue
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21
VOLUME IL.
portrp.
THE LILY,S DELUSlON.

cold. calm star looked out Of Heaven,
And smiled upon tranquil lake,
Where, pure us angels dream at even,
lily lay but half awake.
The over felt that fatal smile.
And lowlier bowed her on'cious head;
"Why does he gaze on me the while1"
This light, d,luded lily said
Poor, dreaming flower! loo soon begued,
She cast nor thought, nor look else where.
Else she had seen the star but smiled,
To find himself reflected there. ~. s. o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21

EyNAPoLEoN III. has contracted for ten
millions of bullets, to be delivered by The $,
of April. This looks as if the Emperor ex-
peotsa enersl war
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

admirable application' may DO made fsit 70
please tie vanity, and subservo the selfish
purposes Of man What an immense sstate
tho owner Of : few acrcs. would ha7e, did Le
only think 70 measure in the vertical instead
Of the horizontali Whose is tho soil, Is his to
the skiesi II thou art In love, therefore, and
thinkcst TINT landed estate would assist thy
pretcntions, just beg or borrop small portion
Of Tellus and take her dimensions In the rcrti.
cal. Thou can'st easily satisfy thy conscience
by nerer recoileeting tho matter; and II thy
cheap-bought spouse charge thee with false
hood, tell her II is no fiction Of thine, but .
fiction of lew which works no man injury. II
thou did'st borrow the land only forget to re-
turn 1t, and she will not be entirely dowcrlcss,
JUNIUS.
Gonzales, February 30. 1854
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TN, and Mc Usiiitrson dnd Botirur Point
hoods. The most promising Of these projects
at the present time is the Henderson and 30.
liyar Point road, Tor the reason that X trav.
erscs the longest settled best cultivated and
richest portion Of the State ard terminates al
its best harbor. The country traycrsed by
this road is the only dcnscly settled part OF
tic State. From bolivar Point, on the Gal.
weston bay, TO Henderson, tho distance il 200
miles The first so miles tTavcrscs the .Suaur
belt OF Texas. For the remainder OF thcdiu.
tancc Cotton is the leading product Tho IN.
tire country travcrscd Is one OF the most fer.
tilc and largest producing portions Of the south,
tho products Of which, Already would afford
an ample support to first ciass road. This
section is now without any convenient outlet
the nearest nnvigablc being tho Red river,
which Is well known to be the most difficult oi
navigation Of all the branches OF tho Mississip.
pi. greater part Of the products Of eastern
Texas arc now wagoncd to this river, and then
sent down, at great expense, to New Orleans,
which is the principal port Of Eastern Texas
at the present time, for the want OF access to
those within her own borders The object OF
the Henderson and Bolivar Point rail road is
to supply the convenient and appropriate out
lot for eastern Texns, and with this view, IL
receiving tho warm and efficient support not
Of tho population residing Immediately upon
its line, but of distant parties who have intci
est In this State. M
II is also designed 10 push this road north
from Henderson to Fulton, on the Rcd river
for tho purpose Of connecting with the rnil
road now In progress from yicksburgh to the
above point, by way Of Little Rock. SO
Tho Henderson road will bc of the easiest
and cheapest construction. No river of mn,
magnitude will be crossed In the whole dis
lance. Tho general aspect OF the country i,
lcrei. There will DO little or no rock work
upon tho entire line. The country t,nyersct
is healthy In shc highest degree, and is almos
entirely free from The fever and nguc, no pre-
yalcnt in sosnc OF the western States. as
We are gratificd to learn that measures ars
in progress which promise the immediate com
mcncemcnt or tho above road. The popula
tion upon It's route are both able and willing
to furnish q considerable portion Of tho means
necessary for It's construction. In addition
VIC know tho project to bo viewed with favor
by capitalists, and parties engaged III Texas
trade, who stand ready to extend efficient aid
as soon us tho project Ii brought bcfore$ths
public.
To arc very anxious to sec this project sue
coed, ss We are all others that arc properly
brought out. II is by having the resources Of
Texas properly opened up TO public inspection
Tint they can bc fairly appreciated and under
stood, and every moment now lost, ,sill be fell
In tho future progress 81 this great State
american Idil.svQd Journal.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

TmE LoT or WoAAN.--Universa education
has expanded desires OF woman without In.
creasing her opportunities. Shc cannot help
rejecting n portion Of tho genera, enlighiment;
but some days como when she IA shut np with
cares and as insormnablc succession Of tepress
sing trilce, and spheres Of cultures and thought
are virtually hlntled oilt OF hcr experience
We do not speak of shc very iew whaso worldly
means enable shcn TO use 10 surlnit the time
and toll of others, but of the great majority
who are tied down 10 their routine, each day
bringing 10 them tlse wearing alteration OF sick.
ness and accident food and clothing, cleaning
sowing, cccucniislnr, wrestling against tins
aml circumstances. om toiling on so hear ths
husband announce to them that iubilce.tay o
competency. which alas slAssns fer most a
them oaiy after death hiss s,ilisaesl those ID
sss,gsaus and mithIas fingers. And vixen dos
competency aver come 20 any naolorn man
shas sseea not hslng with Il new ambitious sns
sAc'l!leus arrangements, which absorb III
tisse Of she woman almost 40 htf psseamat soi
did. 80 thes she gains the heaeiss of ssss with
eas the lslmsfes 0g IL lsisuse nj laas speessi
sse cslm shrungh her dwelling, Il comes Goo late
tss sosl and watching have wusn eat her yean,
slsSirss. and 80 fss ohlisesssed tbs din &c he
early teachers, thst il is . painFai sfapss 4
ssAps snyshMg hsysssd the last novel, a
tbs esisseAt gossip ot her esscsex
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25
Addxe>s
10 tAe Frisads M lkssseasioA throughout n,

{
Az mass raeetInH beId II the city of Aus
tin, January 2s, The friends Of learn.
ing took tho !Mltiatofy step and furnished an
exponent OF Their lts and by the ap'
nointnent Of ceislsa tss Of educa.
ton IS 81
As the organ II ss!niiitec, wo would
earnestly call s,pen its with, us in AZ
sstia,aas ss n 's & Fl .hs ss ,sss. s,sss
schools II Ok tho ccltimon school bill
with that Gegtxn o 10 that will enable you
to propose those al1aeAl1e eosa Il, that will sup
ply any defect that ifi$Y exist, ard ultimately
render tho details Of tti,s D perfect: to hold
primary meetings h tho III eountics and
discuss the best n,casutsH S5 b. pAFsued TO
raise tho standard Of edueation 10 devise tho
mems OF placing our institutions of ltAFning
in as elevated a position a. these of our sister
States, thereby supcrscding shn uccessity Of
sending our sons and daughteyA abroad to com.
pletc tlfsir collegiate course 10 patrosiiae home
scminarics and not northern, Es}slsslin8 enrour.
agement TO our teachers and saying oAs youth
from the influence Of principles At war with
our institutions and efiecting cur dearcst rights
with ono general and united voies 10 sek our
legislature TO extend that liberal aid ID acasip.
mics and colleges, that viii enable thom 10 bes
come the just pride Of tho State aud chow To
the world, that We viii not only be tho essss
pirc State, Ia point Of territery, but III thu
number aud excelency Of our institutions of
learning. JouS NJ pnILips, chairman.
II. I. Smith, Daniel Baker, n, Woodbridge Ans
drew Neil. Il. q. Cunningham, committee
WV. NJ. BAssn, secretary.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

Al eid Topper wsa vyeshosfH ssSs 9isspv slas.
siyssSng yessaa nsAa b g9s SaAsssssf tsss
c2ass thea, sag tssy, yessn t&ve sxssetesy
10 Irali es{ ycas l'sets wbsh yea So isssss
,iftsnk"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

vwhy b an asmsssess saechsat l1s a
Task I"
"bsVssse he worshsps The esosr tre.
ehssl
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

"Though syllogisns hang not on my tongue,
am not surely in the wrong;
'Tis hard 'f all IL false that advance,
A fool must now and then bc right by chance.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

THE PowHR or FAtrIr---True faith can dis.
cover beauties IN every creature of the great
and glorious God, or At least, discover AN an.
propriatc fitness incident TO wise and glori-
ous end. II docs notsliold the splcndors OF
creation before the pryng gaze OF an indis.
Greet philosophy, but, taught OF Scripture, OF
conscience, and Of the miracle wonders whiei,
sparkle IN the stream, glow in tho sunshine,
rejoice IN the valley, haunt tho rocesscs OF tho
forest, or wavc hther and thiiher In the al.
mosphtro lar above us, accepts the truth OF
Uo,l will. perfect confidence and loving
spirit. This IL pleasing TO the Father, eternal
and interchangeable. This IL puny creature 4
assent TO Creators power. Aud this II faith,
or rather pariakes of tho grandeur and glory
which are ihith's esscntiAie, Ii can stand ini.
mniahlv amid the rolling thunder. and the
flashing lightning; can brave the ilcrcsst tom.
pest, San rsioieo amid the icepeSt pesils. can
sing hallplgahs In the furnace of silistion, and
BEND humble, yeteheerEaliy Ia every dlSpensa.
ton Of which tlsc soul Is ,he suhiest God II.
reefs, God loves. God projects t;c,l sapposta,
God saves He Is his guide, hls ioy, his pro.
lcctien, hss support, MS saviour.
Glorious oh how gloSious lhs attributes II
GDtlhssd which taiih discovers. and oss which
faith relics,
a CoSnceroN's ickr IA essss s,nrrvye.
meat has been masls en- the Camden and An,
boy Raifruad llhc by resiices,lng aa sonn.i
the eers which preysnse the slas, ssun rising
Assi annoying shv passengers, toa mar now
travel in thesc esra in yoar lrat Sassslay .go,so
sarcting clothes. A fssnrhsrsn sfsrsiinx in
slse either l,Re hy way u pgsnsvSe. wiieA IA
Nnsle SANS llue, sskesl ssso ecnssacsos
Nhss fes fca ~ isksc 81 pss,leass on az
~s.aas, ssf, answered he Chs l. nsil
Ihe man Vi.p ssks-sa "fsualssr sttcmys :
~ s---.55 -.5 5544sso ssss ssgelsbie seissnrsk
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

Ihe man Vl.p ssks-sa "frugiesa astesapt
'.s= s--.55 ss--.55 sSs.so ssss Vegetable nsssinxss.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-25

Gonzales, February 20, 1854.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-24


y.sss Msrsas Thursday ss7s nj
aulst ii Eaors by Jpn
gassx Eaosa Friday oil
Arms al Marietta BY SPIN
Proposals 10 embrace Mormon HILL sre invited
szas frou Newien by TImocr Creek, TO Msrletta, 50
mics and back, once week.
Leave Ns~tcn Wednesday at ans
Arrive al Marlelt. by pm
Leave Marietta Thur-day AT Jam;
Auiye Newton by r m.
Proposals for continuing ths service through Mar
eta and Mormon "a III 70 Edcra lover route l2o5i
Iaiss) val be considered
1898 From For Dc. Aioines by Boone, Adsl, Mckay,
Aicn, and Hamsn's Grove, 70 AaecdoniA, 100
yaAcs and back, d ~eek
Leave Fort Dies MONIES Monday at "A mi
Anlye Macedonia next Wednesday by pm
Leave Macedona Thursday at4
Arrive al For Des Monies Saturday by m.
S4 From For Des Mcines by sannerset, 70 lndianoa,
"a miles and back, three times week.
Leave Fort Dies MONIES Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at M
Leave Indianola Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Fon Des Mon.s by lam.
ass5 From Fort Des Msnes by Gseenbush and Mont
peler, 10 Winierseti, IS miles and back, once a
week.
Leave For, oss noass Thursday Al Jpn;
Arrive al Wnlersett next day by ~ m;
Leave Winttrsetl Friday at m;
Arrive al Fork Des Mpsnes nsxt day by 10 m.
$685. From Fort Des Monies, by Sayorsvie Polk City,
hopkin' Grove Rapids, Beiiepont, Boonesboro',
and Dakotah, 10 Homer, 60 miles and back, once
Leave Fort Des Moines Thursday al p m,
Arrive Homer day by p m;
Leave Homer Wednesday M,
Arrive Fort Des MONIES day by IL
Proposals for frequent service 10 Bonesboro'
invited, and also for extending the weekly SER
vice 10 Fort Dodge
1897 From For Des Moincs by Marietta, Cedar Falls,
Msntra, and Old Mission, 10 Prairie du Chen,
Wis, 2a5 miles and back, weeks.
Leave For Des MONIES every other Monday al 6
nm;
Arrive at Prairie da Chen Saturday by m;
Leave Prairie du Chen every other Monday al 6
am;
Arrive q. Fort Des Moines next Saturday by 6 m;
Proposals for service week invited; also
for service week from Fort Dies Moines
to Cedar Falls only.
9396 From Apple Grove by Freel, Hartford, and Pal
myn, to lndianon, "a miles and back, once a
week
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wis. uaea. wsaAiuyssa. aaA n~nes. Ahasss
iassssa Il 10 sses.a bDy. ssupsA uia = received.
isOc1 From Rpchsses ~ Mona vexnoa ~ nezs Re-
anes, IL r4iles sod back, onrs = wssk
Leave Rochester Tuesday u s IN,
Asnse It Romeo sA.as dsy by II m;
Leave Romeo Tuesday ~ p nj
Arrive al Roches.er ssns day by pm.
1868 Prom Southhed, by Frankiia. Bxuiag ham, 10
miles ana back, twice week.
|. Leave SSulhhc.a Iuesday and Friday NJ ms
Arnse al B.rn.ins ham same days BY Z pm;
Leave Brminshaaa Tuesday ana Friday al IL m;
80, Arnys al soushhed same days by 3pn.
B'eekwry, Lyan, and Menilisvlie. 70 Por HUI
roo, 40 miles AID back, oncs a week.
Leave Romeo Wednesday, Al s a N,
hrfise A. PoH Huron next day by 5 p N,
Leave Port Huron Friday al 8 I n;
isoSs From Moas clsasas. " Siss... Ray. and Ray
Centre, 10 l.oLie5, ~ milrA aed back ooce a week
Leave Mount Clemens Friday al pm.
Arrive al Romeo day by III 10;
Leave Romeo Saturday Al III mi
1906 From Mount Cenens by Litiie's and Ira Ago
nae, - miles and back week
Leave Mount Clemens Saturday al lam;
Arrive at Aigonsc day by IL m;
Leave Algonac Saturday nj l p m.
Arrive at Mount Clerncns ssnas day kysp m.
1907 From ST. Clair by China, Belle River and Coltss
Leave 81. Ciar Tuesday and Fridsy at M
Arrive Al Alsonac game days by III m;
Leave AIgonac Tuesday and Friday a. pm;
Arrive al 81. Clair same days by
1858 From Port Huron, by Buichviac, Lexington 81
miles and back, once u week
Leave Port Huron Tuesday Al g. m,
Aniye at Lexington day by y D m;
Leave Lexington Wednesday At ! 10,
l'oss T'ss Amen. y Dys.. 4:ssy. "a n.. .
Farmers Greek, IL mlcs and back, q wpsk-
Leave Almont Wednesday al = m;
Arrive a Farmers Greek sxms day by II m;
Leave Farmers Crock Wednesday, a m;
Arrive at Aim0nt aamc day by 8 D m
$1,000 From Stony Run by Goodrich D1vidsouylle and
Hadey, 70 farmers Creek, 20 mules and bask,
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1901 From Detroit Baalo 1sg nile. and back, daily
except Sunday.
Leave bsuol daily, except Sunday. al Ioam,
Arrive AT Buffalo next day by Go M
Leave Buffalo daily, except sunday, al 10 pm;
Arrive at Detroit next day BY D p
ls002 From Detroit, by Eoorce, Trenton, 0ibralter
Bro~nsto~n, Ne~psr, BreSt, Monroe La Sale
Ere, and Manhattan, 10 Toledo, 81 mdes ant
back, daily.
Leave Detroit daily al & IN;
Arrive al Toledo day by 9 m,
Leave Toledo daily al = ia;
Arrive al Detroit same day by y N.
1908 From Detroit, w Dearbornyile Wayne South Ply
mouth, Ypsaot Ann Arbor, Seio, Dexter, Chez
sea, Fr4nciscoyie, Grass Lake, Lconi, Mlchigat
Centre, jackson, Barry, GidIey's Station Albion
Marengo, Marshall, ceresco, Battle Creek
Charleston, Galesburg, Comstoek, Kalamazoo
Paw Paw, Mauawan, Lauton, Decatur, Dowa.
giae, Niles, Buchanan, Dayton, New Buffalo, and
Michigan City, Ind, 10 Chicago, IN, as2l miles
and saok, daily, except Sunday
Leave Deton daily, except Sunday, at 8 am;
Arrive al Chicago same day by p m;
Leave Chicago daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive al Detroit day by Spn.
Proposals for six sddtional weekly trips invited
and proposals for daily and swice-daily service
will he considered.
l3oO4 From Detroit by Gresnfsd Redford Plank Road
Pennington, Now, Hicksyilie, New Hudson,
Kensingaon, Brighton, Genoa, Howell, Fleming
FowlerzyIlle PhelpstDwn, williamson q, and San
ford, TO Lansing, 93s miles and back daily, sx.
eepi Sunday.
Leave Detroa daily, except Sunday, at sam;
Arrive al Lansing next Day by pm;
Leave Lansing daily, except Sunday, al m;
Arrive Detroit next dAy by p m.
1905 From Detroit, by Royal Oak and Birmingham TO
Pontiac, PSI mics and back, daily, except Sum
day.
Leave Detroit daily, except Sunday, at sa M;
Arrive at RSatiac same day by II am;
Leave Pontiac daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Detroit same day by 4 D m
1906 From Detroit, by Rosevlle Mount Clemens, New
Hayen, Columbus ST. Clair and Mack's Place
TO Port Huron, G2 miles and back, three times a
week Il
Leave De,rol Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
am,
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Auiys u MAsxAal sazs day ~ SPA
Leave Marshall TassdAy asssm,
lsoss Prom Lansing g. Ws~ Wiadssfs, cA..Ioss w.
ton. and olisst, 70 MsrshAI, ~ mile. and back
Leave lansing Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday a
Anivs at Marshall same days BY pms
Leave Marshall Monday, Wednesday, and Frida,
Arrive Al Lansing same days by SPIN
i5o51 From Lansing, BY oneida, Chester, venontsile
Merritt, Hastings, Glass Creek Gun Lake, Brad
Icy, Foxo, and Proctor, to Alicgsn, So miles AMI
back week.
Leave Lansing Wednesday al 6 am;
Arrive at Alsgan day Nv 6 b M;
Leave Auegsn Monday at 6 = ~
Arrive al Lansing nexi day by 6 D n.
1865 FROM Lansns by Eagle. Portland Maple and Ly-
enS, % Iona, 40 miles and back, daily, excep'
Leave Lansing daily. except Sunday, at6Am;
Arrive u iona same day by SPIN;
Leave Iona daily, except Sunday, al s nj
Arrive AZ Lansing same day by 9 p IA.
i3O5s FROM Lansing, by Dewitt Lainssburg Enterprise,
snd HArSchile, 70 Byron, &c niles and lack
the resldue OF the
Leave Lansing Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Byron same days by PM
Lesss Byron Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
4an
Arrive at Lansing same days by spm.
Bidders wlil schedule for the six-timhs-a-
week serves between Lansing and Dewitt.
i3o60 From Lansing, by dhorson, Woodhui Perry and
Antrim, 70 Byron, ~ miles and back, a
Leave Lansing Tuesday 6am.
Arrive AZ Byron day by 6pm
Leave Byron Wednesday ate am;
Arrive nj Lansing day by 6 pm.
l3O6 From Lansing ~ Deitu Grand Ledge, Mud Creek
Dainty, and Sbewa, 70 South cass, % miles and
back, a week
Leave Lansing Friday al M
Arrive al South Cass same day by pms
Leave South Cass Saturday at 6 a N
Arrive At Lansng ssme day by 6 pm.
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