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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

VRGINIANs AT WEST PoINT.-The editor Of
the Char. Jeffersonian has made a recent visit Ia
this institution. In n letter TO his piper he al
ludes to the semi annual examinations which
were in progress while he was there. He states
that in the graduating class for this year. at
least four VirQinians stand not far from bead
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
The Lexington Tragedy.

@'fENNJ
The custom VITA some portion of the press, of
giving the particulars of facts undergoing judicial
investigation, and discussing them, has never
struck us as altogether just and proper. 1t is
particularly wrong when circulation is thus given
to careless and exaggerated statements. Ashow-
ever publicity has been given 10 statements re-
ilecting upon the conduct of Christian in the hom-
lclde of Blackburn, we have taken the trouble of
examining the testimony as taken down by one of
the counsel, and give the following as the facts of
the case thus elected on the trial before the En-
aminlng court.
Christian was engaged to attend church with a
lady relative Of Blackburn, and received a note
from her declining to fulfil that engagement. Sus-
pecting that her breach of the engagement arose
from some Interference of others, as the note of
declination contained no excuse, Christian adj
dressed the lady a note, inquiring if any one had
illuminated him to her and requesting the author.
This note was kept some days by the lady, but
finally reached the ears of Blackburn. He then
sought out Christian-avowed himself the infor-
mant of the lady aud stated that he held himself
responsible for his conduct. { hristian was rath-
err Hurried, and told him To LET il pass for the pres
ent. In the ,%neHntirc he armed himself for the
purpose Of ascertaining from Blackburn whether
he intended To endorse thee mputatations upon
his character, or whether he had heard them
from others, saying, that he was a much smaller
man than Blackburn and would hot attack him,
but insult him if he endorsed them, and that he
feared Blackburn would beat him to death, and
that he should use his weapons only in the last re-
sort. He then sought Blackburn and asked the
explanation, Blackburn rculied that he had none
to give. Christian then told him he was no gen
tleman. Blackburn told him not To repeat his
language. Christian did repeat it, when Black
burn rushed IN him, and succeeded in getting
Christian down and cloked him very severely
While thus down Christian drew his bowie-knifc,
and gave the blows which resulted in Blackburn's
almost immediate death. He then returned TO his
Hotel and there remained until arrested. He re-
fused to attempt his escape. The blood upon
Christians head, and face, and bosom, show that
Blackburn must have been ON top when Christian
gave the blows and the indications upon the neck
confirm the fact of being choked. The testimo-
ny presents these general and leading facts as the
real state of the matter, and as such. we have
dee ned it proper to give them to the public
Lynchburg Republican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Nlcssrs. Peg.anl, Lee. Rogers and Stuart. lie
further states that, in the fourth class, X. X.
Meade, jr. ,of Petersburg stands second. 1t may
be proper for US to add that young MIR. Meade has
been at West Point but six moaths, and the rap
iditv with which he has attained bis present high
position among his class mates augurs for him a
brilliant future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Jenny Lind is announced to sirg four times
tn 5 winter in Dresden, assisted by ner husband
and other artists. These soirecs are crowded to
Overlooking, at three thalers per ticket. 1t is
said that she will go TO st. Pct rsburg in I e
spring, TO give n series of concert tlerc. There
is some talk of tryingto induce Jenny to appear
in opera in this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

The caloric ship Ericsson has returned to her
dock again. When she hauled out into the
stream the other day, it was given out that she
was ready for that trial trip. Everybody Is
asking what's the matter now!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

turing in different parts of the State of n. York
upon the Sena'e, its members, and incidents con-
nected with them, ESQ n writer in the Ontario
Repository who scores him thoroughly, says,)
for $50 a NIGHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

A Court of Inquiry has been ordered by the
President to examine into all the facts relating
to the wreck of the San Francisco, and the con.
duct of the army officers and troops who were on
board. The Court will he composed of Major
General Winfield Scott. as President, Gen. Stanp-
ton of the Quartermaster's Department, and Col.
Sumner of the Dragons, who will sit in New
York, en- the first Monday in February.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

A girl in Pittshurg being struck dumb by tie
firing of a cannon, it is said that a number of
married men of that interesting village have, in
consequence. invited the artillery TO parade upon
their premises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
POStpOnement.

IN consequent of unftvurphle wcnrler tho a.
sale has been postponed ill Tuesday the 7lh day of !
rnnry, when il will take place as aboy.. Should
day be unfnvnrable it will take place lie Fl - Gb,
thereaft r ". b. ROANE r,nt
i'm IS. dt7frb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

ANNIVERSARY SurrER.-The Anniversary Sup.
per of the Lynchhurg Hose Company, mt the
Noryell House, on Wednesday night, WIS a stump
tuous and magnificent Entertainment, and retlec-
ted credit upon the taste and eoisinel of friend
Rosscr. Members of the Council aud Court
amongst the invited guests, partook oi the fes-
tive cheer and INDUCED rs bons peronts should in
the spirited t%oa.ting of the occasion. In re
sponse to complimentary sentiments, many hnp-
py Acknowledgements were made-nmong 9th
ers as the representative of the Press, by our
junior confrere of the Express, Il. W. Latham,
Esq. May such a reunion OF good feeling and
%festi,ity, and many such,be hroaiter enjoyed by
the gallant Hose Company of our city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

(fAtS! CAPS! CAPS!-Aluge urpy,
- Caps for Gent, Boys "ud Servants. NJ
D-crmhc-. SEABURY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

The Abncr Clopton Division, Sons of Temper
ance, celebrated their 9th Anniversary, Wedncs-
day night, by "A public meeting, aud several ad
dresses at the Temperance Hall. The speakers
were Mr.. Alex. Mcdonald, Rev. Mr.. Long and
Rev. Mr.. pritchurd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

The Republican of Thursday, i'll an article up
ON the defeat of the Orange and AIexandria cx-
tension bill iudnlgcs ia severe nimadversions ON
the course of Messr-. Witcher, of Pittsylsania,
and Baldwin, of Richmond city. We shall not
undertake to defend the action of those gentle
men-in truth, it seems TO us indeiensible-but
we could hut wonder while rem ling the Republi-
Guns strict, re-. if that journal was awnra of the
Senatorial existence Of nc Snm'l D.. hclear-
mon, aud why !. il that he escapes all eenrurc!
From the extreme Dissatisfaction the Republi-
oan exhibits with distant Senators when they
fail to sustain the interests of this district, and is
silence rs TO our own Representative when he
fails-it might be supposed that the Republican
does not expect any thing better from him, and
that It's reliance for 'aid aud comfort in any
public %cxigcncy is upon others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

FIRE.-Thc cry Of fire, about 5 O'Clock la t
night, originated from the accidental burning f
n mail curtain, in one OF the upper rooms, tt
Masonic Hall. No other damage done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

y EW BOOKS. Again by Express
~ American Allnnna for 1854,
The Old Brewery and Mission House MT Five
Points.
hnmanilci nritle Is in Livrs of Queens of England
Garlande Lie OF ~Rardulph.
C"nrte,s ct Arnlrin, by REYNOLDS
Baliwi's Flush I fres-n,w SUNNY.
s"he Books. Masazines, Picroi all. &c &c.
al9 he'e'Nei at MORSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

'aAAMPAGNE-Geau ine Hetd,ick ami OH,
Improved htahdt: Ais. super or qualit es PORT,
Miiel.H and Steiry Wines, for sale nv ~
- & IRBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY w. ii. MOSBY, Auctiou...-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEcAN-
Household d Kitchen Furniture Rad.

VIE suis.iiicr, LAYING d,toim ned 10 I'm
II leni vile Ky will sell on Friday. tn, la ant
his enfira stock al Household nnI kfcben IN
Beds. Car IT.. &c. rhe whole of which In. baaa
purchased. has been well ket t, and is of III. na NJ. "a
ern rtyle. embracing IN ~pait-Eadi-s' Marble r. a.
haenny Cnlinef>, Mahogany Mardrehe.. RI J
snfns. Mahegan, Chair. dp Rocker, do ca,afu
Nnsif .iaeds d" Dining. Tea and Pier Tables: NJ
Hnir Maitrnsses, Feather Beds. Dinner al T I'm I'm
Glassware. Refngertur. Wa er CooIer. CT y
Astral aud Passage Lamps, and u large ,..o,,,e
Kitchen Furniture, mud many desirable a,,icle. -.
lner,ied-the whole Of Which wil lie sold viii E
serve.
TERMS-All sums under $50. cnslr-Dve, a.
days credit. Sale to commence al III n'cl,cl -
fHOS +. NASH. S''
feb a.fIIfpl {. Rich'd pbeIn a..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Our neighbor Il the Republican desires to
know whether we approve Judge Douglas bill for
the organization of Nebraska territory! We
answer Yes. He also asks whether we consider
opposition to it di,loyaliy 10 the South We
answer that "disloyalty'' is too much II matter Of
opinion and motive for Us 10 determine when and
where it exists. unless we have some insight into
the reasons which operate, or some clue 10 the
motive which prompts, whenever 1t Is suspected
We might content ourselves With this, and like n
chnncery respondent "hoying fully answered"
pray to be - hence dismissed . but the impor-
tanee of the subject will bring Us to speak of it
often and the Republican need have no fear
TINT We may fail to spcok as plainly as il may de-
sire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

# thu Eastern disgntt AM tic various sIiort-
made by the combined powers 10 preserve the
peace Of Europe, the manifesto concludes in the
following decided aud warlike tone
1T is necessary that we should have a pledge,
which will secure Ia us the re-establishnent ot
peace in the East, on con litions which shall not
change the distribution of The respective strength
of The great States Of Europe.
The government of his Imperial Majesty, and
TINT of her Britannia Majesty. have IN conse-
quence decided that their squadrons shall enter
into the Black Sea and combine THEN movements
in such n way as 10 prevent the Ottoman terrific.
~ or the Ottoman flag from being the object ct
any fresh attack on the part of the naval forces
of Russia.
The government Of tic Emperor, ] repeat,
bns only one object, that Of contributing TO ct.
icet. on honorable conditions n reconeiliatlon
Irupptoch,mcnU between the two belligrrcnt
pnfties. aud If circumstances should obllge II Ia
provide fr rcdnubtuhlo esenfnalities, IT retains
the confidence that the cabinet al ~. Petersburg,
which has given such numerous examples of its
prudence. will not expose Europe, scarcely yet
recovered from the shocks it has experienced, 10
trials from which the lofty reason of soYereigns
has been able to preserve il for 50 mnny years
| authorize YOU TO read this dispatch 10 N.
DnorN De L'nuYs."
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ARKANSAS.

1901 From Little Rock. by Plum Bayou, Pine Bluff, New
Gascony, Richand, van Lske, Nicottoo, Cum
minis, South Bent, Arkansas Post, and Red Fork,
TO NAPOLEON, 266 mss add back, three times a
week
Leave Little Rock every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday At am;
Arrive Al Napoleon next days by II PM;
Leave Napoleon every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday At am
Arrive At Little Rock next days by lopm.
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Leave sssi For Smith every Monday !. 6.m;
u. e;; ...., sss,d.y
Arrwa n rort Sm,,h eysrv S.,urdsv IS & 5 ,n
1853 From For Smi,h. by JENNY Lind Hcdess prains,
B Bss. "a ses s:e ina ases -sss z
Leave Fort smith every Tuesday 1t Ppm;
AI r,v At ~ Wsi i ' nsa, day 81 Spm;
Arrive =. For sms NTH ns s dsy by : > %.
1859 From Danylls bv Parkcrs6ur9 Rack Cssek, r.
gsil. rsos0s HILL BSoav h NEW , A: .nS sse
.s sfs1 p ssi sssav rue.d.v Thursday md sa
urdsv ., = M.
Arrive a Fort Smith next DAYS b. nm;
Leave For Smith every Monday, Wednesday, ana
Friday At am;
Arrive Il DanyIs next DAYS By IA.
7se From o.aIk. bv Cons,usiou. C.ss Saint Paul War
Eagle Huntsvils, and Robinsons Gross Rosds,to
Leave Ozark every Tuesday 8 II a.;
Arrive Il Bsn,on:lis every Thursday by7pn,
Arrive :. Oak every sunday 81 lpn.
Bios 10 perform tvics-a- week sssvies - ieylsst
1861 F.om Cross Roads, BY Boonvlle, IsmGneeavi1A
ana back once week
Leave Csoss Roads evcry wednesday Ct r
Arrive al Panther every Friday BY Spa;
Leave Panther every Monday at I u;
Arrive At Cross Roads every Wednesday ~ . -.
1862 From Panther to Caddo Cove 81 miles shA haek.
Arrive i c.ddo Cove san: day y pm;
Arrive at Panther sams day BY p a.
1868 From Panther, by Cove and Mineral HIM. 70 Ultima
Thule, SO mics and back once q week.
Leave Panther every MONDAY at Tan;
Arrive At Ultima Thule next day by SPIN;
Leave Ultima Thule every Wednesday q IAN;
1864 From Russevs to Dover, 70 mis- end back, Ars,
times week.
Saturday at2pm;
Arrive at Dover same days by 5pm;
Leave Dover every Tuesday, Thursday, and Gatur-
day at Gam;
Arrive at Russevlle same days by IL m.
1865 From Pttsburg by Clsrksvic, Horsehead OxaSk,
Pleasan. Hli, and Var Buren,, % Fort Saith, Is
mile. and back, three times weak % Van Baisa.
and six times week residue.
Leave Plttsburg every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
at 10 an;
Arrive at Fot Smith next day: BY 5sm;
Leave Fort Smith every Monday Wednesday,. and
Saturday at ~ am;
Arrive q. Pi'tsburg next dsys BY San;
Leave Van Buren, every Sunday, Tuesday, rnd
Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Fort Smiih same days BY l0 lam;
Leave Fort Smith every Tuesday, THURSDAY, anA
Sunday et4pm
Arrive Al Van Buren, days by 6pm.
Bids to perform sx-timcs-awcsk service on the en-
tire soutc Will Ls considered.
1866 From pitisburg by Roscvlc, Sub Ross, Point Pr
RE, Charestown and Bio aner, TO Fort scath, 81
Leave p.s,sburg every Monday and wednesday al
Arrive :, Fort Smith nsxt days spn;
Leave Fort smith every wednesday and Friday =
Arrive }" :, p.,sburr n.x, day. BY spm.
Bids 70 perform shres-umss-a-ws'k ssFvsos - M
vitsd
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Leave NicksburR every Thursday mt bami
Arrive at Magnolia doy by
7a62 From Stecns Creek, by Moatercy, Brandon, 20
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Seems Greek every Saturday at 6 ans
Arrive at Brandon same day by l2m;
Leavr Brandon every Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Stems Creek same day by pm.
SPECIAL OFFICES
Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices
in Mississippi for the proceeds Of said Offices respect-
lively limited to be named in the proposals in each
cases
Brunswick Landing, IS miles, week, from vcks-
burg.
Csseyville, ~ miles, ONE week from Union Church.
Cato Springs, II miies, oncs week, from Brandon.
Centre Ridge, miles. once week, from Black Water.
Cold Water, miles, week, from Nonconner,
Tenn.
Conery's, milos oncs a week, from China Grove
Deep Water, 10 mes, once weak. from Chul shoma.
Dover, ~ mics, twice week, from Ysxoc City.
Dulci. miles once a week. from Ebcnexer.
Env Grove, m les twice week, from Lamar
Elm Grove, miles. q week, from rstesvlte.
Eoia, mites, once week. from Rohins.
Fear Spring. ~ miles, once a week from Louisville.
Fremont, 10 miles, week, from Bexar.
High School m lee, once week. from PascaGouls.
Hopevis, 30 miles, once week, from Olive Branch.
Looxahooma, niIes onee week, from Tyro.
Macedonia, 20 miles, once week, from Hickory Flat
Newport, IS miles, once week, from KoscIusko
New Dublin. miles. once week, from WestvIe
New York, miles, week, from Busna vis,a.
Pine Grow, 10 miles, wo.k, from Union Church.
Piusboroogh, n,les, once week, from Hartford.
Palmetto, 2 miles, twicea week, from Coonewar.
Poet Oak 3 miles, once a week, from Cof3eev,lle.
Rocky M,unt. miles, a week, from De Kab.
Shoobota, miles, a week, from Beaver Dam.
Snow Creek, Mills, once week, from Holly Springs
Sulphur Spring. mcs, week, from Camden.
Wyatt, 7 miles, thrse times week, from Waterford.
Yorka, miles, once week, from Edinburg
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1sls From Fsysusvilis. by HnoehsA. y MsysviAs. -
miles and back, once week
Leave Fays'sv,ls every Friday /. I'm
Leave Msysv.Is every Wednssday u So nj
,, sw E,s.,. !, 'iai a q . v
Gibson, So miles and back. twcs vsek.
Leave Evansville every Monday and Friday a.
AMY. = T.hIsqaaA ssms day: ~ APn,
Leave Tahleqaah every Tuesday and Saturday as
Arrive a, Fort Gibson same days BY II I'm;
Leave Fort Gibson every Tuesday and SATURDAYS
J2m;
Leave Tshieqoah every Sunday and THURSDAY q Q
Arrive at Evansville same days by6pm
1850 From Van Buren, by Natural Dam. Evansville, Hsr-
nansburg and Boonsbsro', 70 Fayetteville, 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Van Boren every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Arrive !, Fays,lsyic next days by Ilsm;
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive At Van Buren, mex! days by am.
Bids to ak times week are invited
1851 From Van Buren, by belmont, The Narows, and
Fancy to Fayetteville, Sc miles and back, oncs .
week.
Leave Van Buren, every Monday at sam;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by IL
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday Atlpm;
Arrive at Van Buren, next day by pm.
1859 From Doaksvile by Armstrong Academy, TO Fort
Washa, 80 mics and back, once weak.
Arrive q For, wsshiis. every Sunday sy7pm;
Arrive al Dosksv,is mex, wednesday BY spm.
Bids % run twice week invited.
1853 From Fort Smith, by Chocnw Agency. 70 Doaks-
vile, l35 miles and back once week.
Leave Fort Smith every Monday At Gam;
Arrive At Doaksyllc every Thursday by ~ M;
Leave Doakpvlc every Thursday al Il ~;
Arrive Fort Smith every Sunday by 6Pm.
BIDS twice a week invited
1854 From Fort Smith, by James - Fork, Sugar Loaf,
Chocovile, and Black Jack, to Tuminscnvils, Is
miles and back, week.
Leave Fort Smith every Monday At IL d
Arrive at Tumlinspnvile next day by IL ami
Lsave Tumlinsonyillc every Tuesday u / pm;
Arrive Fort smith day by / p m
1855 From Fort smith, by Kidron, 10 Fort Gibson, 81
mics and back, twice week.
Leave Fort smith every Monday and Thursday At s
am;
Arrive at Fort Gibson mex, days by Is m;
Leave Fort Gibson every Wednesday and Saturday
at3pm;
Arrive at Fort Smith next days by 8 pm.
Bids to perform three-imes-a-woek service ~ IN
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Leave Raleigh every Wednesday and Friday at 8
Arrive al westsile same days by SPIN
1871 From Raiegh by Iaylorsvlie, Pools Mills, Ellis
- vls and Csrtsls Mills, TO Augusta, II miles and
| back, iwscs week,
Leave Raleigh every Tuesday and Thursday at
Arrive al Augusta next days by 5pmi
Leave Augusta every Thursday and Saturday al
Arrive al Raleigh next days by SPIN;
7,sa From Pau ding. by Danss Bsas Dam Winchss-
ter Ltsksvile. ard Wago.sr's kssi, Ala. 10
| Mobile, 1871 miles aad back, ihrss times week
Leave PAai,ns every Monday. "Wednesday. and
Friday 81 an
Arrv. Al "a lille every third day 5s hoors) by u nj
Law M"oiis ihursdsy, Saturday,, and Mon
Arrive al psud;as s,sry third day (ss hours, BY p
,ss, From Lssks.ils. BY vsrn.l, TO Cross Roads, rs
mes ann back, once woek.
Leave LssksvlIs every Monday at Sam;
Arrive Il Cross Rosds snme Gay by 6pmi
Leave Cross Roads every tuesday a, So
Arrive ~ Leaksville same day Ivy 6pm
1894 From PAuldag by Claporne, 70 Eissis 81 miles
and back, Iwics week
Leave PAulding every Wednesday and Sunday at
Arrive =. EllisvIs same daysby 9pm;
Leave Es,iile every Tuesday and Saturday at 5
am
Arrive ., Pauding same days by9pm.
1895 From Pauding, Hough Store, Enterprise and Sage
vile, to Ualevile, As miles aid back, twice
week.
Leave AouuIS3 ete'y hAonuay u'u Tuuoy at v
ami;
Arrive Il Dalsvils next days by IAN
Leave DAiesis every Tuesday and Saturday at !
pm;
Arrive 4, Paulding nsxt days by 8 pm.
1896 From Qultmsn, by Taytnon ana lsney, Ala, 10
OLD Washington, ~ miles and back, once week.
Leave Qaltman every Wednesday al s m;
! Arrive At Oid Washington day by 8 pm;
Loayc Old Washington esory tuesday at S am;
Arrive VI Quilmsn same day 10y 3 pm.
Bids 10 run twice week will he considered.
1887 From Winchester, by Red Hill, to Tayloron, -
miles and back, week.
IA Leave Winchester every Thursday at 4 am
Arrive at tayioron same day by II am
Leave Taylorton every Thursday At IL IN;
Arrive at Winchester day by 8 p m.
1898 From Angus a, by Leaf RIVER McLeods Cross
Roads, and Jackson C. H., to Mobile Alabama,
81 miles and back, once q week
Leave Angus every Monday ut IL M
Arrive Mobile every Wednesday by pm;
Leave McbiIe every Thursday at an;
Arrive At Augusta every Saturday, by 2pm.
\ Bids to run twice a week viii tie considered.
Mfs9 From Auguss, by Flti Creek, Pass CArisan and
Mississippi City. TO Biloxi Ill miles and back,
q week
II Leave Augusta every Tuesday At 6am;
Arrive At Biloxi next rhursd,y by IL am;
Leave biloxi ovofy rhursday at IL m;
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burg, Old Town Creek. Eistowr. Molins, ssd
clayssilIs, 10 Ripley, 66 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Lswrsnc. every Monday "Wednesday, and
Arrive az Ripley mex, days by7Pmi
Leave Ridley every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
Arrive at Lawrence next days by 7 pm
74lc From Bmndoo, ny Piahatchss, Densontown. Lad-
low, and Baiaesah 70 Carthage, IS miles and back.
Leave Brsndon every Saturday at6a m;
Arrive 81 Carthage next day by l0am,
Leave Car hage every Thursday at . p ml
Arrive al Bra don next day by p
Bids for twlce-s-we~k service arc invited.
74i7 From DaIevie by Kempsr's Springs and Markets.,
to Gainesville. Ala, 43 miles and back a
Lave Daaville every Thursday at S am,
Arrive at Gainesville next day by III an;
Leave Gainesville every Friday At pm;
Arrive at Daeyil'e neat day by IN.
7llo From Fayee, by tspheues Gross Roads (no ohce
and Lebanon, (no oidce) 10 Pisgah, lno oiiee,)
SO miles and back. week
Leave Fayeue every Saturday at 6 ami
Arrive ut Pisgeh same day by pm !;
Leave Pissah every Friday al 8 a m;
Arrive at Fayetse same day by 8 pm
74l9 From Burontop by Utica, 70 Ed1nrds's Depot IS
mile and back twice week.
Leave Burouton every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Eiwsrdss Depot next days by Hams
Leave Edwasds's Depo, every Tuesday and Friday at
IL
Arrive al Utica same days by 4pm;
Leave Utica every Monday and Thursday at 8 a m ;
Arrive a, Bul tonioa same days by Jam
Bids for ihree-,imes ga week service are invited
1920 From Grenada by Troy and Preston to Charleston,
SO m les and back once week
Leave Gronada every Monday at 6ami
Arrive o Charleston same day by S pm;
Leave Charleston every Tuesday at u m;
Arrive at Grenada same day by 5pm.
742I From Holly Springs. BY Pink Hi. and Bethlehem,
to Cornersvir, IS miles and back, week.
Leave Holly Springs every Saturday al sam;
Arrive at orncrsviIlc same day w SIP nj;
Leave Corrersv'Ile every Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Holly Springs same day by pm.
1922 Fem Hout by Daton's. Line Greek, Tampico,
and Starksie, 10 Choctaw Agency, SIS miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Houston every Monday and Friday a, 6
am;
Arrive at Choctaw Agency next days by I'm
Leave Choclaw Agency every Tuesday and Satur-
day at PM