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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Durable Fences

The Michigan Farmer for September
has an article from Mr.. A. B. Markham,
on mortar Houses and Fences" in
which he describes some successful ex-
periments in the use of gravel for erect
ing these structures. His fences have
stood six years, without any crumbling,
cracking, or decay of any kind. To all
appearances, he says, they are harder than
ever. In building fence walls he uses
one third water-linie. He digs down
about one foot, lays in large stones, banks
up TO the top of these foundation stones,
and he then begins his gravel wall on
this foundation. He uses boxes to con-
fine the mortar until it becomes stiff OF
hard, in the same way as when construct
/ ing house wall. He makes the mortar
thin, and then crowds IN all the stones,
large or small, which can be conven-
iently come at To two bushels of stone
lime, he puts about forty or fifty pals full
of water, and mixes well, aad then adds
forty-f or fifty bushels of gravel, il
fine, and more when it is coarse; as the
finer the gravel, the more lime is neces-
sary to make good cement. Mr.. NJ
has made fences in this way with lime
alone, without the addition of water-lime
but finds that they do not stand vel,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Original 5 Poetry
g Fsrfle Hsrsss ef Fsssdon.
Song of the Pioneers.
Brr.r. rowIrs asaz

BrPsr. fowIKR. aasa&
TuSE-a Happy Laad.-
Cheers for our little band.
Blended are we; -sl
Seek We q distant land
ciime for the Free. X
Lo. Hopes guiding ray.
Lighting up onf winding way
Far, fa-, though We stray,
Joy We in thee.
Cold be each gleeful heart
I Ere We forget
Home joys from which we part
Leff with regret.
Whence Kansas waters fow--
Bower of Beauty where We 60
Homes pure love-ht glow
Dswns on US yet. 4
3 Star from our fathers graves
Beam brightly o'cr
Dawn on the dsrksome waves
Freedoms glad shofei
In yon blissful cline
Shall Freedoms temple rise subi;mse
dtOW t-iiOuSu SudnElHs dsucr
Bright evermore.
Spirit Of moral Right.
On be thy fowl
Pure as primeyal light
Be thy soft glow;
Till Ger dale and hill.
Prairie, woodland, rock, and rill-
8 Vocal with praise-shall thrill,
Rsak Aata no foe.
On-Hith our trust above,
Faithful and true;
F Der N the ellield Of love-
Homs-light in view.
Build-we Justly can
Truth Of God, the Fights Of man:
Firm, then, IN Freedoms van,
Breathe we adieu.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
x sslsct Poetry.
BIZ WHITTIER.


The south land hath is fields of cane,
The prairie boasts It's heavy grain,
And sunsets radiant gates unfold
On crowded marts and sands Of gold.
Rough, bleak, and cold, cur littie State
Is hard of soil, of limits strait;
Her yellow sands are sands alone,
Her only mines are ice snd stone.
From autumn frost till Aprilfain
Too long her winter woods complain;
From budding flower to falling leaf,
Her summer time is al too brief.
But on her rocks snd on her sands,
And stormy hills the school house stands,
And what her rugged soil denies,
The harvest of the mind supplies.
The treasures Of the Commonwealth
Are free, strong minds, and hearts Of wealth
And more to her than gold or grain,
Are cunning hand and cultured brain.
For well she keeps her ancient stock,
The stubborn strength Of Plymouth rock,
And stiH maintains, with uilder laws,
The clearer light, tho Good Old Cause!
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Kansas Coal


Specimens of bituminous coal can be
seen at the offiee of the Pioneer. II was
brought to us by. Dir. j. FL. Cook, only
one mile from this city, on tributary of
Plum Greek he informs us that the
mine, near his claim. could be seen for a
distance of 800 yards, and was two feet
thick il burns readily IN . cooking
stove, and many of the settlers are al
ready using It. There IS no doubt but
that coal, Of a good quality, abounds in
the high bluffs on Plum Greek. In the
rear of the town, in great abundance, at
least this IS the opinion Of Pennsylyanians
who have examined the specimens; and
they ought TO kaoss, As these emigTaats
come from the great coal State Of the
Union.-Rsekapoo Poser. a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
important. Letter.
Nebraska ana Kansas.

The following correspondence in regard
to these new Territories is published to
satisfy the demand which is now every
where made for information in regard to
them:
ass WAsHISeroN CRY, Aug. 8, "a.
Hon. g. w. MANYPENNY, Esq, Com
missioner Indian Department, Washing
ton, D. c.: DEAR SIR MANY of the
people of Ohio, as well as of the States
west of it, have for long time been most
anxious to learn through your depart
ment the nature of the several treaties
made by yourself in behalf of the gov
ernment with the several tribes of Indians
occupying the Territories of Nebraska
and Kansas, particularly as tothe reser0a-
ton Of lands made by such tribes-its
extent, suhere, sehen, and how to Be located,
and within what time, and also what
lands In both of said Territories by virtue
of said treaties, are noso subject to loca-
tons
/ regret to inform you that much GEN.
sure has attached to your department
in consequence of the delay which has
attended the promulgation of the above
information-but which, from very long
knowledge of you personally, and of the
very prompt manner in which you have
invariably discharged your public duties,
/ believe to be most unjust. u
| seek the above information, not only
for myself, Contemplating a removal TO
Kansas, but also in behalf of many per-
sons in the western States, who have
solicited my Intervention in this matter,
on my visit to this city. Very respect
fully yours, T. U. WHITE, of Ohio.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27

The Boston Olive Branch has the fol-
lowing beautiful extract -" There are
families in whose midst there is no music.
Sweet songs are never heard or sung;
there q eIeud blscker than the funeral
pail hangs over them in sullen folds.
Anger and discomfort crouch on the
hearth-fags the mother cannot speak in
love, nor the father without curses. Oh!
the horrors of such desohtion theehill
that creeps over one to see sister yieing
with brother to make home unhappy
Think Of them sitting at the same table,
partaking Of the same Loaf, with hatred
in their hearts,. Who would dread a.
more awful he'll than in that place which
should be the holiests Discord at home
Let trouble, sorrow, poverty come-but
keep forever that dreadful foe from our
door, 20 that our song may ever be, as
now, Sweet Home.'' Ess4.S 4s8
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
chooss Good conpany..

Young nen are in general but little
aware how much their repueation is af-
ected By the company they keep. The
character Of their associates is SOON re-
gaRded IS their own Ii they seek the
society ef,she worthy, i kelesates them in
public estimation, as i is IN evidence that
they respect Others On the contrary,
intimacy With persons of bad character
always sinks a young man in the eye Of
the public. The reason for al Of this il
plain q man shows his taste and neral
feelings in the selection Of bis associates
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27

ga fool IS known by. the nlulttude
of his words. Is
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27

How different it is with the enlighten-
ed farmer; he derives pleasure from every
thing that grows around him, in watch
ing its growth, in observing what it feeds
upon. He knows by examining the soil
what kinds of grain are best adapted to
it. He understands the philosophy OF
almost everything around him, and feels
ready to exclaim with celebrated poet:
:. Happy the man who knows the cavss of things
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Diano-fortes an6 Hlusir.

a No. 500 BrosdwAy.-BEkNETT Co., Manufactures 81
he syles Of PIANOS the much-sdmrsd airs "CE
tESTiAP PiANO-FORTE,s eknswedsd BY Amateurs to b
superior 30 81 others besuy and brancy Of
ssGAN hELopEoNs. MUSIC. snS MasieL Instruments
An IMPORTANT NOTICE.-BOSTON
"A PIAso-ToRrE TRIUMPHANT q the PARIS Ex
HIbITlOS-the following from the CoTespon-
Of The Bo.ton ChionieI, Tho Jury ua comp Of
Seven u the most EMfSENr PROFESSORS Of Music IL
tIkOPE ard when the Piano tried before that ta-n ed
JIry. wss yrcnouresd TIE BEST PIASoP0RTE In the
rsnch Elhhiioo ADD accordingly swsdsd tn. HI6a
EST PRIZE MEDAL This Piano from the nanuf.ctsry q
Messn w. LADD Co. Of Boston The above faes arc
President Of the Jufy."
Ely HUEGER sos Assot, No sac Brosds.y. Sc
Eholas Hotel where may be found tbs ars.s sad bss -
soTtme1, u Piano Ferses In this city.
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COMMERCIAL aud CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
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~ vEZIEN'S DANCING ACADEMY, No. H1warisl,
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ton Of Ladies and t nemen coeA NJ aud a. IN the
EyLDs for practice Grand Solree Densatte SArUh
DAY EVENING from 10 IL. Admission 80 cents
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EOVERNESS.-A Lady competent to instruct
~ IN higher branches of English the French language
ara Music who give the highest te,s%Dns Of her
az DAILY or RESIDENT GOVERNE55. Is willing to give
nsruton in exchange board Address H. CT Unionquare
Por.Ofice.
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MACKENZIE AUTOMATIC

$1,000. su SAE i a. CITY, tbs.
will psy from IS zoo to 81 oo per Security on real
A6dess with name &C.. A. p, Box No. l2o Tribune Once
lOn ACRES GOOD LAND with best WATER
SOO PRIVILEGE in the State FOR SALE st sen bar
gain. Also good FARM For particulars airec with snp
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UAMIIY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS !.

WcsT CORNWALL Conn The si1,h ..ul. aoass -
49,, iii ccns,erc. OCTOBER 81 Number OF PARIS ,irsx
70 is Th.re are few 'e. The filO~ies from ~
Pr.rcrsI OF the New YORK Free Acsdemy; .
TIE yoa-,.isred Is wed scqu.in,ed win Mr. Ba. s,h,s
h.vrs b-d ,on member Of Il for about two /. !,
excellent fchoo. uOnA1E MbbsrER
s. r. 30 1885 together with references se Ss hd
NrcoNs schnel Agency, No % baoafssy snt xssrx
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MILLS for SALE-TwO RUN Of FRENCH
UI BURR-STONEs aud GEARING, In running ofder' AP-
ply az No. 499 Water. Il.
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOLING. s72 Broadway corner 18th st. rr,o,
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EVENING DRAWING CLASS for Business
~ Men and Mechanic from 10 Drswins from plaster
eass, &c. By g. scHUsrZR, PsOfsss0s No. fe{ Broaawsy
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FAMILY EXPENSE BOOK.-Just published

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SALE-Ihs Few beech loading and seltcsPpng hre
Is and r,pidty of action unequaei BY soy In
Its method Of shearng the cartridge Is peri Inc
primer cobs 80 of Eys No. IL central IRE caps which nave
been exploded 10 'oy seconds The Is eompets 10
itsef srd is sppcsb, owling guns Colts pistols &c NV
on exhibition the office Of MORSS, srANSBCRY Co.,
No IL Bark Of Repubc Bulldog Wals aud Broad Fa'
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NYLNHs ENGLISH GRAMMAR,

N Revised BY j. Y. 5ibsou Of New-York
F,r sale by O. H. MILLER No 645 Broadway, New York
we call the attention of parents and te,chsrs 70
this little book How time labor and annoyance would
have be- q seyed children larger growth II the Gram
mar Of d,y b,d been thus abridged and made
lTuckerman.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 60 1855

WAITER.-Sitgstion wanted. oy q soeer:
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h,,neb.. ard vii ,ie situssa either in private family
b srdns House Hotel, IN tor or e'anf!' APP'" We
Leopa,d-st, Belfs intelligence Once.
VxyANTFD-Tbreyo Young Ladies who thoroughly
w u,S,,.t,pd VI STTiATISG and wI6-AAktNG, ..
CBIsTCDORos No. 6 AnOr Hou,e.
VXTATCHMAKER WANTED to go WEST-A
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A. I'd stain
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WANTED-By a respectable married Woman
w SITUATION; has little boy 4 years old As he
husband gone to California she would do General Housew H
In small private family; not mind wages but TO have
GOOD home Can produces good city reference Apply al NO
10 lstey,
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ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING an
I DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. Ne 50 we-t IA
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for the ensuing wear on FRIDAY, Sept IL kpp.fns -
IN, admission u pug. Uay be male 20 Der peoaSly ar \.
letter At shove address where circulars with fad p.ss,
may bo obf aine~i
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Gonses and farms Udmte6.

HOUSE in TARRYTOWN.-Wante q COM
Il Il fortab DwFLLING-HoUSE In the Village Of Tsry.
immediate vicinity furnished unfurnthed to h OF
May Dext longer period. Address A X. WARMER, NO.
10 Cour 'landt. st., New-York.
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0hanres for Business Men.

VALUABLE IRON-FOUNDERY. doing q
u ns,.h. home and Nev-Yorh Cy business, FOR ale
:, bss.in Csstirg. well made and Pr,mpy furnished on
application to L. D. ARNOLD NO S'f nsh s., roIeeph
DAGUERREIAN ARTISTS desiring to learn
DPH0TOGRAPHY or the AMBROTYPE Of every comb.
...S .tJis xoaH 20 well 70 sdfress I. fORf, M $50
PsJ.t he attends artists 1t their Galleries any dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-23
TENNESSEE

(FTom July i, 1855, to June 30. 1857
SEQ From Beams Station by Morristown, TO Mouth
or Chucky, 81 miles and back, once q week.
Arrive at Mouth Of Chlcky by Jpn
Leave Mouth Of Chucky Saturday at cam
Arrive At Beams Station by 70 m
s'i I ,Oso Ssan. station, BY Noes Ferry to Nor
is..e Beams Station Saturday at 10 . m
Arrive At Aorristown by I o m
Leave Aorristown Saturday At 2pm
Arrive 1T Beams Stat n ty
seAS From Calhoun, by Pearce and Gocd6s,d. to
Decatur, 20 miles and back, once Q week.
Leave Calhoun Saturday atsam
Leave Decatur Saturday ct Jpn
Arrive st Calhoun by Jpn
sels From Cleveland, by Benton, to Ducktovn
Copper Mines, :. miles and back, once weak.
Leave Cleveland Monday at N
Arrive At Ducktown Copper Mines next day by
Leave DuestOvn Copper Mines w.dnssas, q.
Arrive ct Cleveland next day by12m
frogosas for thrss-timsss week service srs In
SAL T So,, D,sssbarg, By Mina's Chapel, Begs.
ootson Gin, Qainey, and Dr.. Hicks, to Ma
Srove, ~ miles and back. once Q week
pysrseurg Wednesday at Gam
sG Msson's Grove byepm
0.e axsons Grove Tuesday at Dam
's I" pJersburg byspm e-
sstS Prom Dyersburg to Hooth,s po;,t IN nv.r
uhy,~ Eues and back, orce Q week
bdoen VIII state distance ana oivs . Az "A al.
Of departures and arrivals
sose ron yseLs6oro. By Huntsville, to James
town, co miles and back. once q 1ees
Leave Jacksboro Thursia lay at am
Arrive ct jamestown next day by u m
Leave jamestown Friday at 2pm
ArrIve 1t Jsckshoro' next day by SPIN -.-
sel7 Prom Jscksboro', BY Elk Gap, to willamsburv
(Whitlsy H. Ky, 20 miles and back, once
Leave J.eksboro' Thursday st6sm
Arrive ct williamsburg same day BY 6pm
Lave Williamsburg Friday ct Q N
Arrive at Jacksber0 same day byepm
$50 I.on Lebanon. By Carthage Livingstsn, Mon
roe Albany, Ky, Mont Gallo, and Scmersse,
To Stanford, loo miles and back, once wssk
Leave Lebanon Monday at 5 am
Arrive ct Stan ord next wednesday By II m :
Leave Stamford Wednesday at p N
Arrive 1t Lebanon next Friday byspm
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ssz- Arrive q Richmond same days BY erm sssas
5000 From Shelby vile, by John W. Koy's LIZ dsy's
Dsvis's, and Dumey's Mills, to Milan, rs miles
and back, once week 2
Leave shelbyville Monday at cam ~
Arrive at Milan next day by7pm
Leave Milan Tuesday at m
Arrive at 8helbyvills next day by7pm
oo61 From Springfield to Fremont, 60'miles and
back, once Q week
Leave Springfield Tuesday st an
Arrive ct Fremont next day BY 10 m
Leave Fremont Wednesday At m
Arrive at Springfield next day BY 6pm
9O62 From Union to prsetlville in Franklin county
miles and back, once . week
Bidders viii state distance and propose sched.
ale Of departures and arrivals.
1908 From Springfield, by Linden, Joel Halls,
Herod Hollis Wall, aud Erstton's Store, ard
st. Leger, to Salem, In Fulton county, Ark,
133 miles and BIZ OK, once q week
Leave Springfield Monday ut an
Arrive ct Salem next Wednesday by pm
Leave Salem THU sdsy at . N
Arrive at Springfield next Saturday by CD IA
9O64 From Warretton to Wellington, rs miles
and back, once a week
Leave Wsrrsnton Thursday at cam
Arrive ct Wa hington same day by SPIN
Leave Washington Friday at . m
Arrive at Warrerton same day Bpm
9065 From Washbourne's Prairie, by b. Koter's
Bridge, Abner Jennings, on White River,
snd Lewis Thomsonfs, On War Eagle, to
Huntsville, Ark, As miles and back, oncs
week
Leave Washbourne's Prsir;e Tue sday at m
Arrive at Huntsville fame day by by pm
Leave Huntsville Wednesday at 5 m
Arrive at Washbourne's Prairie same dsy by 8
pm
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i8ife From Moscow, BY Somerset Wheatland, and
Pittsiord, to Hudson, q mics and back, onos
Leave Moscow Wednesday .tssm
Arrivs ct Hudson ssms day by SPIN
Lssvs Hudson hursday a. . N
Arrive ct MOSCOW same day by SPIN
1877 From Mount Clemens 10 Romeo, via Plank
Road, 20 miles and back, three times
Leave Mount cltm.ns every Monday. wednes
day and Friday a. sam
Arrive at Renee fame days by I'm
Leave Romeo Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Mount Clemens same days by
Proposals for six shines week service are In.
vitsd.
lsl7s From On.onaeou to the southeast quarter Of
section eleven, township forty-nine, range
foIty-one, in the county Of Ontansgoi, -
miles and back, once a week
Bidders will state TIE distance and name q
schedule Of departures aod arrivak.
Proposals for smimoDthly rervice are inf
vited.
1879 Prom Portage Lake to La Anse Bay, - miles
and back, ones q week
BID ers Win state the distance and name q
schedule Of departures and arrivals.
ProPcais for temimontAly service are in
1880 From Pine Run In Genesee c,unty to Arbda
Centre, In Tuscola county, - mills and back,
Bidders win state tie distance, and name 9
schedule CT departures AMI arrivals.
1881 From Pontiac by Charleston, Eagle La Ike Good
rich. Dsvidfonvlls, Davidson Centre, Rush
field Forrest md Vasar to Lake Saginaw, 100
miles and back, once Q week
Leave Pontiac Monday at n
Arrive ct Lake Saginaw next Wednesday by
pm
Leave Laks saginav Thursday ate m
Arrive at Pontiac next Saturday by 6pm
fro2oeals are invited II end at Goodrich.
1882 From Reading to kdinburg, Clear Lake. In
diana to Nets, 20 miles and back, once Q
Leave Reading Wednesday at O m
Arrive at Nets same day by l2m
Leave Nets Wednesday at 4 pm
Arrive at Reading same day 7pm
1888 From Saginaw, by the eastern side Of tie
Lower Peninsula and Dun an on Sheboysan
Bay to Msckinac, $50 miles and back once a
Bidders viii name q schedule Of departures and
arrivals
Proposals by the rip are invited.
1884 From South Haven to Sa-gatuck at the
mouth Of Kalamazoo, In All gan county, 20
miles and ba' k, once a week
Leave South Haven Wednesday at Gam
Arrive at Saugatuck same day by I2m
Leave saugatuek Wednesday at 6 IN
Arrive 81 Sou Haven same day hyf pm
1875 From 8wartz Greek, In 0enesse county, By
Gaines to Byron, 10 miles and back, once a
week
Leave swsrtz Creek Thursday st Gam
Arrive At Byron saue day by I'm
Leave Byron Thursday at pm
Arrive at SwartE Creek SAD day by INN
1886 From West River by Aureus 10 Delhi Centre,
70 miles aud back, ooce Q weak
Leave West River Thur,dsy at am
Arrive at Delhi Centre same day hy4pm
Leave Delhi Centre Friday at 8 q m
Arrive at West River same day by 4pm.
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tConttnsed fro~ first pass.l. y.s.ss
so5s From Palestine to Msgnous, 10 and bsek,
Lave p.l.stin. every Saturday .. 1o.n 2.
Arrive st Magnolia same day By IL n
Leave Msgnolis Saturday ct IN
Arrive 1T Palestine same day y Up
eOso Prom Huntsville By Gold spring; swartwo,t
Livfngton, Grsenuns. mope.As' 1ovees
.ocJ Perry. aocai) Hinssvflie, 1oesi,)
Hinssscn, chsnsyvills. and eimmsport, ~
- Red River Landing, $50 miles and beck, ones
Lave Huntsville every Monday ct cam :.
Arrive at Red River Landing on seventh day
Lssy. Red River Landing every Monday At e
Arrive at Huntsville on seventh day BIZ nm
Bids to end II MsIksville La, and run three
times . week In four horse cosehes, emitting
and supplying other intermsdiats ofaces, and.
to run BY . proposed schedule, wiz b con.
ddered
s061 Prom San Antonio, BY Post Oak, Switzerland
Springs, Yorktown, Coletto, Sulpur Springs,
and back, three times week, in four horss
coaches =. : -
Leave San Antonio every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 3 N
Arrive at Victoria next days BY am
Lesve Victoria every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Arrive at San Antoaio next days byspm
Bids to s1tsnd the fervice to Indianola, and to
cred.
s0e2 From San Antonio, by Helena and aol,sd. IN
Victoria, 100 miles and back, three times a
week, in four horse coaches
Leave SAN Antonio every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at m
Arrive at Victoria next days by Sam
Leave Victoria every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, st2pm
Arrive at can Antoni, nsxt days by spm
Bids u extend the service to lrdianola Win he
considered, and run By proposed scheduIe
will Be considered.
Bids to run once a week win be considered
e00S from Washington, by Mfllican, BoonyfIls
Mneeiock, and Alta springs, to Springfield,
III miles and back, twice . week, in four
horse ca,hss
Leave Washington every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday at a m
Arrive at Springfield next days BY 10 N
Leave Springfield every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday at m
Arrive at Washiugtoo next days BY lop
Bids to extend tbs service to Wacro VILLAGE M.
miles furth er, will be considered