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Leave Marietta Thursday at lam
Arrive EldoTa by 3 pm;
Leave Eldora Friday al I a
Arrive al Marietta by 5 p
Proposals 10 embrace Mormon Hill invited
1892 From Newton, by Timber Greek, 10 MARIETTA, SO
miles and back, week.
Leave Newton Wednesday al
Arrive al Marietta by p m;
Leave Marietta Thursday al 5 Sam;
Arrive al Newton by pm.
Proposals for continuing this service through Mari
eta and Mormon Hill TO Eldora cover route i2o5l
miles) Will he considered.
1898 From Fort Dcs Sioines, by Boone, Adeli Mckay,
Allen, and Hamln's Grove, Mseedonia, 100
miles and back, week
Leave Fort Dcs Mones Monday at a m;
Arrive at Macedonia Wednesday by pm;
Leave Macedonia Thursday at a m
Arrive al Fori Des MONIES Saturday by
1894 From Fort Dcs MONIES by SumIaerset to indianoa,
81 miles and back, three times week
Leave For Des Mones Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at pm;
Leave Indianola Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats Sam;
1895 From Fort Des Moines, by Greenbash and Mont
peler, to Win,erseti, IS miles and back, once
Leave For Des Moines Thursday at 1 pm;
Arrive al Wlntersett day by ~ m;
Leave Wintcrseu Friday ut p m,
Arrive at Fort Des MONIES next day by ~ N.
1896 From Fort Des Moines, by sayorsviIe Polk City,
Hopkins Grove, Rapids, Beiepoint, Boonesboro',
and Dakoah 10 Homer, 10 miles and back, once
Leave Fort Des MONIES Thursday at nj
Arrive at Homer next day by Up m;
Leave Homer Wednesday at B M
Arrive at For Des MONIES next day by IL m
Proposals for frequent service to Bonesboro'
are invited, and also for extending the weekly ser
vice to Fort Dodge.
1897 From Fort Dcs Moincs by Marietta Cedar Fla lis,
Menlra, and Old Mission, Prairie du Chen,
Wis, 225 miles and back, in two weeks
Leave Fort Des Moines every other Monday at 6
an;
Arrive a, Prairie du Chen next Saturday by D M;
Leave Prairie du Chen every other Monday at 8
am;
Arrive at Fort Des Mones Saturday Ly 6p m;
Proposals for service week invited also
for service week from Fort Des MONIES
to Cedar Fails only.
1898 From Apple Grove, by Free Hartford, and Pal
myra, to lndianoa, "a miles and back,
week
Leave Apple Grove Friday at m;
Arrive al indanoia by 6 M
Leave Indianola Thursday at 8 a m;
Arrive At Apple Grove by 6 p m.
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Eden from West Union, mics, once week.
FL Dorado from West Union, mses, once week
EIgin from Illyris, miles, once week
Florence from Council Bluff, 3 miles once a week
Forcs,viIIe from Collins Grove, n miles, a week
CASTOR (See osage.)
Grand River from Princeton, ~ mice, once week
Greenvile from La Grange, 4, miles, once a week
Hawleysvilc from Noda way, miles, once a week
Hopkinton from Bowers Prairie s miles onoe a week
Iconium from Centrcvile, 10 miles, week.
Indisnoa and Somerset from Fort Dcs Mones 20 miles
once a week.
KirkvlIe from Fountain Springs, miles, once a week
Kossuth from Yellow Springs, miles, three times !
week
Lovciia from Alba miles once week
Lycurgus. (Ses Makec1
Magnolia from Council Bluffs, 30 u.le., once a week
Mnkee and Lyeurgus from Lansing, Is miles, once ,
week.
Manua from Alba, milcs once week
Marysvie from Centre Point miles, . week.
Monterey. (Sce Wels's Mills.)
Moravia from Unionvie, 10 miles q week
Mormon Hill from Timber Creek, Is mes, once a week
Noun, Hope from Cofhn's Grove, miles, once week
Nantril from Cedar Fails 10 mixes once week
Mortified from Kossuih, 1 miles once a week
Nottingham from Dnksyiie, IA miles, once y week
Usage and CASTOR from Linden, 81 nllcs once week
Panther Creek from Melville, 40 miles once 9 week
Pelnors from Mckay, miles, once a week
Peru from Winersett, 10 mics, once week
Pierce from Cobb, miles, once a week
Pilot Grove from Yves, Point 81 niles, once . week
Pleasant Grove from Dotgevilc 8 mics, once week
Portland from Business Corner, miles, once week
Port Louisa from Grand View, 8 miles, twice week
Prairie Grove from Occoa, : miles, once q week.
Quincy from Johnson IS mics, once week
Rockingham. lSee West Buffalo,
Rossvile and Yolney from Monoua ~ miles, once q
week.
ST Charles from Winterscti, IL miles, week
SsIina from Fairfield, 5 miles, a week.
Savannah from Bloomfield, - miles, once week
Somerset. lSee Indisnola.)
Sterling. (See Copper Geek
SusSberry Point from Sodsmvile, 81 miles,
week
Sweet Land from Nuscafine, miles. once a week.
Traders Point. (Sce Council Buas.l
Voles City fro Eiksdor ~ mills, week.
Volney. (See Rossyle)
Wshaghbousy from Coonviie, miles, once q week
Weeping Willow from bloomfield, miles, week
Weiss Mills and Monterey from Bloomfield, 20 m,les
week.
West Buffalo and Rockingham from Davenport, miles
and back. six times week
Wess6eld from lfyrs, II mrs, once week.
Wexford from Bunker Hill, rs miles, week.
Windsor from West Union, miies, week
Winfield from Mount Pleasant, II miller, a week
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4. ~
NEW YOiSK rs AND FROM
ALBANY AND TKOY.--Ou aud
alter Monday, May 8, 1854, the trains will rue as
follows: iiss
GOING NORTH.
Leave New York, from The Office con = Of
Chambers street and College Place. AZ
Sam. Express tram Tor Albany and rrsy.
connecting with Northern and Western uaiar.
Through In hours from Chambers street We
lam. PoushIsspsis Way Passenger Train,
f New York to PoughEeepsie. 80 ~ -'' -
8, a. m. Mail Train for Albany and Troy, stop
ming al Peekskill, Garrisons, Cold Spring, Fish
kill. New Hamburg and at all mail stations north
Of Poughkeepsie
ping at all stations. lg \, IA
~, nj. Way Train for Albany and Troy stopping
a, Yonkers, Tarrytown Sing Sing, Crugers, Pecks.
| kill, Cold Spring, Fishkill, New Hamburg, POUCH.
keepsie, Hyde Park, Rhinebeck, Barrytown ri.
vol. Oakhill Hudson Coxsackie Stuyyesant and
leaving Albany at $50, p. m, for Buffalo, and Il
| Troy with Northern Trains for Montreal.
1, D. m. Poughkeepsie WAY, Freight, and Pas
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81 s, D. m. Way Train for ALBANY and Troy, stop
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Spring, Fishkill, New Hamburg Poughkeepsie
| and at all stations north.
4.lO, D. nj. To Poughkeepsie, stopping at all
way stations. y
4, p. m. Express Trains to Albany and Troy
stopping at Peekski, Fishkill, Poughkeepsie
Rhinsbeck, and Hudson, connecting al Albany
with the Western Express Train at IL, D. m, fol
Buffalo -isI "A
$50, p m. To Peekskill, stopping At all way
stations.
$780, p. m. Emigrant and Freight Train for Al
bany and Troy, stopping II all Time Table Sta
TONS. !,
H. p. m. To Iarrytown, stopping at all way
s'A''0hs' co,Nc coYYrrr
T..v.s r.o, :, 4 a. 80 "a Ana, z, q
10y g soo, = W. 1919 ~ nIDSny = 49, -st
.tonninr s. Hmllsnn Rh;nsheck Ponrhkaens;e
| EshkiIi' and PeekskilI. ~ NJ
Leaves Trov At 4.45. a. M. and Albany NJ 8 a
| m. Wav Mail and PASSENGER Train for New York
stonpinr a. a mail stations
Leaves Troy al 40. n. M. and Albany al S45
| a. M. Exnress Train IA New York stonnino onlv
at Hudson. Rhinebeck. Pourhkeepss. Fishkill
and Peekskil. I
Leaves Troy ~ 1nAs M and AIbanva t II
| a. M Way Train stopping al Castleton. Stuvye.
SAINT Coxsackie. Hudson. Oakhill. Tiyo Barry.
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nj EW SPRING GOODS.--P. II. Browning,
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