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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Me- GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
i Establish neut HORACE WATERS, 1913

Il u WA EHS, 30
Broadway. New YorL.-Tae hes, most i'm, no. ed
PAM and MclpIeoss T. Gilbert e. Co.'s World =
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Kulean aud
with IRON frames nnt circular scales. The merit of
ihe4e insiIumentss TN we know need f. rther com
mendntion GLBEnT's BouDoIH lANos elegant in.
for small H.LLsT X CUMsToN's
PIAHos o the old esinb ishod firm of Inlet & 20. Mr.
w being sole agent for all the above Pisno- offer
them lower thun my o her house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him having great
pnwer Of and cn-tciy Of urh. 1893 Broad~uy is
the largest depot Tor Musical instruments in this
ty, aft riding opportunity Tor selections to be- had
Elsewhere. Second. hand rianos great bargains.
Price from eco Sl71 Every instrument fully
ranted % the money refli' drd
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with BANKS of keys
sweet and powerful ns Prices from SIS 10
500 s. d e. II w. Smiths ceiebratei Mel,deons
Martins unriUaHed Guiini, Browns laips, Flutina.
Volins Brass instruments. &c. &c. De crs suppl ed
with Pianos II Melo Icons at fuct, ny prices l25 per
cent. discount 10 Clergymer.
MuSlC.-Th@ list comprises tn p oducts of the
great of both the American and European con-
linenfs. aud is ug additions by extern
sve publication of the choice and nnpuar prices of the
day. Den-r- in Music, and Teachers oi Seminares
wishifg /" purchase any mnsh' published, make
engagements f. continued supple of Mr.. Waters
issues, viii find il their in call or oru ard
their orders. Music To any part of the Uron
Canada-, postage free. HORACE WATERS.
npl5 BIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
ArcH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
0Old and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. slLVERTHIORN Il co,

n,
~ WE nave Just received, from the Northern cities
~ large supply of Watches and Jewclry which
- wee purchased in person and therefore,
4 i''nt every article sold.
'c"ek WI be found fine gold and silver lever
- rom the finest CHRONOMETER, down to
~ article all Of Which are genuine and perhaps tn.
l,"',n'nt ever opened in this market.
'e 'Fwe'ry new will say that no article can be
~ winch we are not able to offer
., ~ e HND WELL SELECTED rock of gentlemen's
'" 90 Chalns, and Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
e., w. u be ionhd very attractive.
b. slsa SILVER W RE.--We invite special atten
~ 10 our Facilities in manufacturing, Gold and
|mIr ao ~ 'afse assortment oil which is kept ton
h l. "an'' and deserves the inspection of all who
Ma ,a at Jcwery and all articles If
,nes. Ave, ave Ware required and improved the
ON, E,s '',,ng Lynchburg and desiring any Article
|nr ~ = III ana II q their advantage to call and ex.
ul. r.. 0N"' We are anxious to exhibit these
ii bo No~ng that The superiority oe our importations
bro, IA -. 'se ~ rkmanship of our manufacturing
ndv Ges
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

Oh nnA LBS. BACON of superior quality,
AU,OUU part of our own curing Also II lot
of prime new Lard, for low by
ami 15ts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
PDSITIpE SILE OF
NEW and ELEGANT ROSEWOOD

AMI MAHOGANY FURNITURE On Friday morn
ing, the 18th inst. will be sala close snnry con-
signCcEt>, large stock of and ecga.t Rn-rwoud
aud Mahogany turni.nr CONSISTING ia part OF Mahng
- Sofas End vans Rosewood NJ irble top Gabinrts
Wal ~ Cabinets, Mrhonagy Spring Seat Pailo Chairs
Rocking chnir,, Dining, PIER and Ten Tables. Wash
lands, and many other desirable articles seldom offered
in this market aucton With vii be sold without the
l. at
TERMS -unler $50, all: over $50, GO lavs credit
for approved paper. c. RICHARD PHELPS,
may Is AucI +.
Wyhe Rel and Salem Rep, insert opcc and charge
His
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

TWO VIRGINIA Merchants Waiting New York, extend
u our invitation cn and cxnrnue sock, which
ia particularly adapted To S"uhrra trade. Those Of
our frmrr patrons VIZ need & assure lint
il EnceiSo,. aud To nlers would any. III u Ia,
and has been tf sell gonaa the One Price prn
ciple without varia ion only in The lettcr bnl in
spifii,
With regard to the quality -four goodsils much
shy Tint manufacture them well md in good
lnste rs the most fashionable custom esla lshment in
this uny rket.nnd thus cndcnvnr to do auuy
with the strong pre- its a ing IN the rommhni
gainsl de dog IN and using lraay Il thing. Ilense
give lily cnll. mn nasel,5le "'er i0-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Corn Planters |! Corn Planters y!

WYE. the undersigned hayi,g oh. aimed Of Mr..
w Kuhn, Proprietor of tho State for Virginia, an
agency for Il Manufacture aud sale Of Robert J. Col
wins Patent CORN PIE INTER-; res ectf lily request
those who desire u labo, saving mach by which
hnnd is enabled teperor' the work, which, by the pres
.nt mode of planting requires four 6ve-to call inn
meda,ey and supply themselves with Of these in
valuable machines. To this Planter awarded tho
first Premiums tho State Agricultural fairs of Virgin.
ia, Ma, yan, reunsvyanIa and New. York-besides FIT
" premiums ut other fairs. This machine, drawn Ivy
one horse opens the furrow drops the with great
regularity, nso Guano Plaster if desired, and GOV
it the proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID x BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
MAGAZINES FOR MAY-receiyed at
L
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO desirable and convenient Ctfces.oser the Cit
Il zen-' Savings Bank ApIIyto Geo. w Yanrey, Of
az "a 3tawif JAS. .. WILL ,MS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Cheap New GOOds---SecOnd Supply

Cheap New Goods---Second Supply.
TNHE Ladies are invited TO call md examine fresh
i lot of Berages and Shalles, which have just re
ceive2 10y Express this morning. Also, sPl' ndid lot
of FrenchWorks Sleeves and CoIlars which will BE- Of
fered very cheap Terms cash and price only.
A. G. LEWIS, Exchar ge Sqnar,
NAV otsf Lynrnburg.
MAGAZINES FOR MAX-received at
IH MORSE'S:
Godcy's Magazine Grnh"m's do,
Arthur do. Yankee Notions.
NAV Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
House Building Materials

Morce Upright Rim, Dead Rural, Cortngr,Wcst
ern aud Carpenters Dun Lprks,Nith pcnr poerl white,
rose sil"erpnted. brs. md ninenl Furniufei cnsct
and wardrobe l.ork.; BELL cnrinecs nni pull. large
assortment of T. eHch, German mud Americ1a Window
GLASS from 10 to 10 30. P0uy. Parliament, aud
Mver Hinshea nnrrow and squnre Bvtt. Stnp AMI
Hook and Eye Hines. Screw, Bo t. patent lrads cut
anil Wrought Nui-, Finishing aud Flaming do
Sliding Door Trimmings. in sets complete latclcs.
Window Springs Sash AMI BliGd Fastunings Sash Irons
and Cord Sn-h Pucys French fnsen'nea, Porcelain
Brass and Jurond Buttons, Sash Rollers, Blind Staples
Sand ptprr, &c. Sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses ofei Dali, Certain
nnd Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of oil descrip-
ii1ns from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and jamestown and Roanoke saving
New.York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
nond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we are prepared forward goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Dnvenppr's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u s. Mail Lie, crr-n-
ues as heretofore, to Hrrivein Richmond Trioe Dali.
The wel.-known character of house tor resps.si
blity and attention the interests Of
warrants in saying that shippers will find it to their
interest order their Goods through adams d Co.
Eapress." ADAMS CO.,
per Nm. II. Mos6y, Agent,
jy 26.ifdts LynokJnrg. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Fine Pocket Cutlery Razors, q

Pocket Knives from the commonest quality to eight
and trelUe dhars pierre.
Rodeer. WostenhJ m's Wade g. Butchers and
Hetrd Rnznrs 1cayr0ned 10 be good returned from
the cheapest style to egLt oHars p0ir.
Rodgers Wostcnhnlms Snunder, and Emmerscn's
Raz.r Straps, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Cenm, Razor
Homes, &c., Sc.
Bank Shears, Tailors' Cutting and Board Shears La
dies Shears and Scissors urge assortment Of Rodg
crs' ", stenholm's and Crooks manufacture.
For Cabinet Makers.
Till Cupboard Wardrobe, Box and Desk Locks. Ma
hognny. Ninea and pore Knobs, Brass and Jnpar II
mi Pore laine Wnrdruhe Hni Hooks Flush handles.
Stnnd ,tche Brnss and lr Bed and Table Castors
Screw. Rins-, Hacks and Ewes, Table Hinges, Table
and Tooth Planes, Vpne"ri ig Iiammers. &c,
Articles not named above:
Iron. Brass and Copper and unnealed Wire, Z
Move Wire Cleih Mill Saws, Patent Balances. [A
Counter Scales, Spring Balances, Brass. Pewter & G]
Wo' d Faucets Mohi~seS Gates, Bung Borers, Han
Vies, Hand Cuffs Dog Collars and Cha rs. Pad Locks,
Wood Saws Sile and Screw PulleYs, Webb Saws,
Sheet Brass, Sand and WI est Riddles, Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes Horse Cards, Boys Axes, Amateur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
For Sportsmen and Others

Fine Doatbie and Single Barrel Guns,
Shot Pouches and Bells Powder Fla-ks.
IIunlsmen'- Horns, Nipples md Nipple Wrenches,
Washing Rods, English. F,ench and Am rcan Per.
custom Caps Patent Gun WnddnE, &c.
Coi's FIR Shooters, AHens ReDoigiog PISTOLS
Aliens Sn,ooii and Rife Barrel Set.cocking Pistols.
L stol FIasks WIND CuItrrA &c. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Carnage and Buggy Trimmings

Springs. Axles Hubs. Feloe-, Sh,fs Mess, Cnrrage
Lace, Seeming md Pastin d Ito, Patent Cloth, Pl in
and Cord Ennmrled. Embo.sed. Enn eled Canvass
duck, l,ck und Colored FL nmrled Leather. Carriage
lning- silver pnted and brnss Points and Sand Bands,
Fit Wheels Maleube Iron, NIL descriptions Cari 1ge
Thssels Centre ri COS Tufts. Cnrruge Bolts, Oil Cloths
Frnges Carriage Knobs, Carriage Handles Apron
Hooks and Rings Spoke Trim Wa e Bows. &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Blaclzsmiths Tools & Articles for Contractors

Smiths Bllots, Manufactured expressly for our
selves II superior Article. English und American An
%yS-AA wills Solid Box Vier4, Cou"r k'yd ditto,
4sHEEE Stucl and nirs. Slsdfe aud Had Hammers
as-Ssss Stone Scdsc- sic. mud Rasps Iron Bruce,
Horse Shoes, horse IA Nuils, fouicrs' llumners,
Mayors Cast Steel Ocmgan. III sizes,
do square, Fl IN to p inches.
German and Shenl Steel
Picks Matochs. hmes' and Rownnd's Shovols
round nnd squire Points, Coil Chuin, Axes for
Cnrts e.. &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Articles of Agriculture and Farming

Killing Wedding Garden mud Grabbing Hoe, Wedges
Truce, Log, Halter, FiGhsPole, Breast. Buck at and
Lock Chnins Street. hers Scythe. Bush, Grass and Bran
BILE Blades lnthes Sand Rifles, Pruri ing Shenrs, Bril-
ar Hooks, Pruning Kniv :. llay and Mnnu.o Forks,
Scoop Shovels, Cha Pumps. running Snws, Hay
Rak IS, Hal.bu,hel and Peck Measures. Garden
and Plow Inns, Garden Plows arl.le wei
Chains Pash Hoes Cross Cut Saws Cow aud Sheep
u. IL. q L ". Ii. SirLl ns Il A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

cs-h Spanish hi lie Trees, Calumbin, Summerser
kMM Spring, Tar and Plain Trees Ladies' Side
y Trees Boys Trees. Hog skins, Sheep and Wei.
ing Skins Plated otirrups Japnn'd ditto Ladies Stir.
rups, Pared Snoiies Brndoons PoIt and Pelham Bis,
Plated Spurs. Plated Bird and Harness Buekels. Mar
Ting ale Rngs. Roller Buckles, Plated Mails Sna s. Sad
der's Six. three cord Thread. sewing and stitching
Thread. Wnpgon HINES &c, Sr.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01
OCEAN PENNY POSTAGE.

Our Government has achieved the first step in
this important object, and long step too, for it
embraces half the circumference Of the globe-that
is to say, penny postage has been established be-
tween this country and Australia. We learn this
interesting fact from the following announcement
which we have received from the POSTMASTER
GENERAL for publication
REGULAR MONTHLY MAIL BETWEEN NEw YonK AM
AUSTRALIA DIREcTSingic rate Of postage fire cents pre-
pad.-The POSTMASTER GENERAL has made arrange
ment with the proprietors of the Australia Pioneer
Line Of Monthly Packets TO convey the mail regularly
between New York and Australia by sailing ships monthly
IN each direction 1t is expected that the first mail under
this arrangement will be dispatched from New York on
the 25th of April The single rate of postage for letters
is fee cents: for pamphlets and magazines one cent an
ounce or fraction Of an ounce and FOR newspapers two
Giants each prs-pqyaent required The incoming mails,
s the United States postage thereon cannot be paid,
WILDE treated as ordinary private ship mails.
The above successful step is the first fruit of q
general authority wisely given By the President
to the POSTMASTER GENERAL to enter into such
ARRANGEMENTS for cheap ocean postage, and by
the latter has been promptly and happily CARR,
ed out with perhaps the most distant region on
the globe with which our people have any con,
siderable correspondence The migratory habits
of the age impart to cheap ocean and internationa
postage an Importance UNNECESSARILY greater now
than it would have been hundred or even fifty
wears ago : and we cannot doubt that an object 81
bene6cent will soon overcome all existing obstacles
to its universal extension. We think that our Gov
eminent, and especially our Postal Department
deserves credit for its endeayors to carry forward
the good work. ....-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,

Two European steamers arrived yesterday-the
Franklin, at New York, and the Canada at Halifax.
The Liverpool dates are to the 18th instant.
During the week -four had declined IS, wheat Cd,
and corn Is. Cotton unchanged. Consols o.
A terrible earthquake recently occurred at Gala
bria, in Italy, by which two thousand persons are
reported to have been killed.
No change had taken place in the Eastern ques-
ton. The first division of the British feet, under
Sir CHARLES NAPIER, sailed on the 18th. An adj
dress had been moved in the British Parliament
praying the Queen, in the event of war; to give di-
rections to prevent any interference with neutral
vessels not carrying contraband articles, and sug-
costing the policy of entering into such a treaty
with the United States and other Powers
Accounts from Paris state that neither the French
nor the British Cabinet regards the propositions
made by Prussia for resumption of negotiations
likely to lead to pacific solution of existing diff
cuties, and that it would therefore be useless for
those two Powers to entertain the proposition. The
only thing, they think, that ought to be done at
present is to hasten their fleets and troops to the
seat Of war 1t is reported that the subscriptions
for the French loan already amount to 300 000 oo0f.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01
LATE MEXICAN NEWS.

The New York Commercial Advertiser thus truthfully
eptomizes the relating to the alleged revolution in
Acapulco which has from the South by Telegraph
within the last few days
/. That Gen. ALVAREZ held the command of the noun
tain passes and was strong in the adhesion Of numer
Gus and hardy mountain force =. That he utterly
defeated and forsaken by his followers g. That he
strong enough to prevent Government troops from pass
ing into Sonora g. That he surrounded in the
ains and that nearly all his followers had forsaken him
5. That he becoming powerful that President
SANTA ANNA had left the capital in person to take the
field against him. and g. that he has defeated the Govern
troops The seventh variation viii probably come
over the wires tomorrow.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01
COMPLIMENT TO LIEUT.. MAURY.

Extract from . Letter received In this city from
Mr. SCHROEDER, American Charge dAfaires near
the Court of Sweden, dated
STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY 20, 1854.
al have Or eat pleasure in informing you that
the Swedish Governmt Mt are desrous OF onerng COM
pment to Lieut. Maui u; and as he may not receive ne
badges and decorations which would be conferred upon
him were he nm officer Il one of the Governments Of the
continent of Europe, hng OSCAR mas ordereo soiu
medal to he struck in lis honor at the Swedish mint
having on one side Ii ieness Of the King, and on the
other understand ! htin inscription with the name
Of the distinguished obie 1t of the compliment.
Baron SrIEnNELp vol pnteered to INFORM me lnSt tue
medal will he made Of Swedish gold coin, one Of the
purest in Europe. and n weight Will DC equal 10 MY
Swedish ducats" .a-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

Although not within the usual rules which We
prescribe for ourselves, cannot refrain from alud
ing to the very brilliant educational IN Its cha
racter-giyen last week by the highly-eSteemod
MINISTER FROM BRAZIL, to celebrate the birthday
of his EMPRESS Due honor was shown to her
Majesty by the Diplomatic Corps, who appeared IN
glittering costume and the officers of our own army
and navy testified their respect for the occasion by
wearing full uniform. All that is most distinguished
in city of residents and strangers learn, paid
their respects to his Excellency and his anable con-
Sort who, assisted by the assduous Legation, add
cd by their urbanty to the charms of their elegant
hospitality.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

THE MOUNTAINS FIRE.-The FIRE which has
been raging in the Blue Mountains in Pennsylvania is
still spreading and has extended along the base either
side of the Susqrehanna river The Harrisburg Herald
Says IF" ,..
The flames have reached the little Mountan,
ward of the Blue Mountain, and still spreading carry
ing work of destruction in their course On tho opposite,
Dauphin side or the river the Little Mountain is still
FIRE, and the flames spreading eastward in Alarming
mountaneer Some Of the people residing in the course OF
the devoung element have been busy night and day clear
ing combublc matter from the vicinity OF their hum
BILE dwellings and lowly mountain cots. The fire. sup
posed, first started by mchevous individuals VINO ana
not count the consequences they knded the
element" ".
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

DONATIONS OF PUBLIC LANDs.-It appears from
an official statement from the Secretary of the In
terror that lS4 704, 1872 of the public lands
have been granted to various States and Terrific
ries, of which 1865, 449 were for internal improve
ments under the act of 1S41 4S,909,535 for
schools; 4060,704 for universities 5,SS6,S7S for
canals and rivers; s,3S3,151 for railroads and
25,990,257 for military services.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

ANOTHER PLANET DIscovEREp-The London Times
nounces the almost simultaneous discovery Of another
planet between Mars and Jupiter, by astronomers at
Bishops and Radcliffe observatories This is believe,
the twenty-eighth planet known to exist between
Mars and Jupiter, eight Tor nnc!) Of which dis
covered by Mr. Hind, Mr. Bishops principal astronomer.
and now another by an assistant there-Bosson Traveller
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

correspondent at the scat of Government writes:
seldom so among members of Congress- but gentleman
who mixes good deal with them tells me that the feel
ing in favor Of the acquiston Of Cuba is strong with
them said, We have right to the island OF
Cuba than Spain has to the State Of South Carolina
lie replied, True; but they do not see that"
TNev Fork Evening Pest
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

RELEASE THE CARGO THE BLACK WARRroE-Ws
learn by telegraph from Mobile that letter from a-
vana to the of the Black Warrior states that the
cargo was released well the vessel the payment
of the Sc 900 6ne and that she to sail for this city
with her cargo on the 9th instant-Eew York Mirror
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01
TuE I.sr op A NOBLE BAND!

venerable relic of the n asst has departed. JONATHAN
H,nR,Sarox the last suy vor Of tho gallant band who
engaged in the first dict OF the American
luton died at Lexington m ASST Sunday, in the Goth
year Of his nge lie fer for the minute mea VINO
assembled at Lexington Gree n on the memorable morn
;nr of the 10Th Apr 1775 He was OF the time-then
but seventeen years oldpre aring for college, but the
events Of the day. resulting in the destruction Oh MS
books changed the course Of his life 1t has been his
fortune to see his comrades in the opening struggle for
Independence by pass g from the scene TILL ne
alone remained At length at IN good old age Of ninety
ave- he has been gathered to nj fathers May his re-
ward be commensurate with tn wishes Of grateui
country
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

1t is stated that the Seminole Indians headed oy the
famous Wild Cat committing depredsttons on the
Texas frontier On the Sth instant ffty head OF horses
and mules we're driven the Rio Grande, Wild Csk
himself heading the marauding party
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

PHILIP GREELEY, Esq. late Collector Of the port Of
Boston, died at Havana the 18th instant aged about
forty-eght years.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-24
ARKANSAS.

ARkANSAS.
1901 From Little Rock, by Plum Bayou, Pine Bluff, New
Gn-cony, Richlsnd, Swan Lake, Nicotoo, Cum
nins, South Bend, Arkansas Post, and Red Fork,
TO Napoleon, 266 miles and back, three times a
week
Leave Little Rock every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive 4. Napoleon next days by II pm;
Leave Napoleon every Monday, "wednesday, and
Friday at am,
Arrive at Little Rock next days by IL p nj.