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to see what was :he matter. and I explained
all to them. After this got one of them to
run and route out the sheriff and tell what ]
believed Id got for him. The first streaks
of daylight were just coming up, and in half
an hour it would he broad daylight. In less
than that time the sheriff came and two men
with him. told him the whole in a few
words exhibited the handbiils ! had for him
and then he made for the cart lie tod the
chap inside who he was, and if he made the
least resist snce he'd be dead man. Then
! slipped the iron wrench out, and az | let
the door down the fellow made spring.
caught him by the ankle and he came down
on his face and in a moment more the officers
had him. 1t was now darlicht, and the mo.
ment | saw the chap recognized him. He
was marched off to the lock up, and I told
the sheriff should remain ir town all lav.
"After breakfast the sheriff came down to
the tavern and :oId me that had eau ,ht the
very bird, and that if wonld remain in town
until the next morning. | should have the
reward Of two hundred dollars which had
been offered.
| found my goods all safe paid the express
agent tor bringing them from indianapolis.
and then went TO work TO stow them awav in
my cart. The bullet holds were found in
the top Of my vehicle Just as | expected.
They were in line about five inches apart,
and had | been where usually sit, two of
them would have hit me somewhere about
rhe small Of the lack and passed upward, for
they were sent with heavy charge of pow
der and his pistol was heavy one.
On the next morning the sheriff had call
ed upon me and paid me the two hundred
dollars in gold. for hr had ma lr himself sure
that he'd got The villain afterwards found
letter in the roSt"fli,- at Portsmouth for me
from the sheriff of H,u-o.k county, and he
informed me- that Dr. Dick IIarlhcad is in
prison for itr."
So ended the p,dicrs story In the morn
ING ] had the curiosity to look at his cart, and
] found the four bullet holes Just az be had
told US, though they were now plugged up
with phial corks
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at the same time paid his attentions to Miss
-, daughter of a very wealthy merchant,
who had only three children. He (my en-
Ployer,) was in the hsb bit of drinking ores
sionally, and each afternoon would leave tho
store and ride out with his friends. and when
he returned I often noticed he hal been
drinking. though Eot drunk, vet bis language
betrayed him.
In the m-anwhile r left him and cnm.-
mencrd business for myself Two months A.
ter had left him was invited to his we'd !.
ding. at which time he married this Miss.
| never attended a happier wedding, ani
scarce ever saw finer looking couple mar :
ricd The father Of his wife gave her ten
thousand dollars the day they were married.
bought a fine house AMI furnished it. and fh. =
commenced life with the brightest pro.perss.
Two years after. he had become such drunS-
ard that his family anil that OF his wife dis.
rardrh him. and hr was deserted by all his
friends except his wife. who still ,ung to him.
left p. having an offer in firm in b,
and lost sight of nv o.d empioyc1, :E:ough I
often visited p
Two months a.o Gn-inpss called m- ih.re,
and meeting friend Tinquire,f a!t~f him.
was asked Il / did not want 10 soc him. and
answered YES. aud thought of going round
10 his store" you'll not find him at his
store. TN: come with me and will show him
to you" followed, and he led the wav 10 q
low vile erogserv. and We entered. "He is
not here" said my friend. and we stepped mp
| to the bar AMI called for some wine Just &C
that moment man stepped forward and CALI
I'd for some RrM The voice hal tone "a
miliar to me, and turned sa;;l.len!y and saw
far- I never shall forget 1t was gazing at
me with an intensity whirh made ne trembls.
could not be mistaken. II was the same
whose wedding I had Attended few short
wears before. but no, now the muscular, we'll
built. handsome Young man hu, poor. Mise
rabl-. blna'-d. lo,,h>omr thing. whose hand
WAS scarcely stead. encush to carr: the Rrx
h- had called Tor to his burned and burning
lips. Itell you. SIR. if INK heart ever ack-d
! II was then. God gran, NAV ne.e- saw the
same Of another friend of mine
The story had so deeply impressed me, that
I had no desire ,o continue the conversation.
Nv friend seemed to have abandoned him.
self to reflection. but il wore of. and he for
got himself in hook. saw him drink FIVE
times afterwards that dav. and trcmhled for
his wife and his happy children. lie said
the same will which kept me from drinking.
kept him from drinking TO ercess. He drd
| rot, and believe few do take into account
the sure increase Of habit and appetite, AMI
IFS certain enslavement of the man.
In no enlightened age, perhaps. have men
sacrificed so much Of honor, principle. happi-
"ess. property, health and Duty to the crntifi-
ration OF their sensual nature. as in this
present material and sensual, but not SPIRIT
ual age. c. u. B.
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saved thereby, at the New York prices Of
fruits, wonld in some families amount to many
dollars.-HaH<.'ournal Of Heath.
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H.. ,nu,h ,t Nn>.. MI uown ku, ~,
.II.l. b.; ,I;,., 81, 49,, .u 81,
~. ,h. .l
wlth The cedar. and gold. and IVORY. and even
the Irmi''e ot .|eru-"lrm. hal,owrd hv the
V>ltl" glory Of the D"lty himself, are gone
hnt >olomon reservoirs are As perfect As
ever WI we ahc'rh' arch"er'"r' OF 'he
h"'H '''H' n'' "ne ,''"'' j. '''' "l"" another
'n' 'hr poor W h''ht>''' '"'h'iiahn> 'h' M
H'''h 't'rr'n'r u" INV p''>fE' "aV Inc
f'u'''h' "l '''>'l"'S are iho"''ef'h", INC
'hr "">' "'!' us c''''rn> ana a1n'nh Us re-
h''" I" 'h''''h9e our a'"''r'''"n. ne @"'h
rh h"u>r "' N'r" Is MAS "t runs hut the
AIn' ''ahi'' N''l' l"ur> I'M" h1m' rs ''npi'
stream h' Temple "i ''' sun AT i''iho'
m ~" WILDERNESS h'| 'h''h ""' us '"nh'"''
sands ., wor.h;,,,.rs ,hro,,,,.d j., l,,,v ,,l,r
,3.s
|, may y. tb,,I,n1on will, share tho fat,
ot R,irlon. and pothnc b. l,.t, 10 mark il.
site. sa,. tl, mounds of rrumh,ny brick
work but tn" names wi! '"n'tnu" I" flow
As II does now. Ana IT any work OF ART Sh"u''
stl'' rise over the deep ocean "t 'in' W" ma,
nor .tmi''t' '"' some '''' reservoir ANA u
Inv "!'' :" an, >"'"'''' ''''' n',h ''''"':" ''''
','''' " '"'' "'' P'',''', "c u" VI
of hi, t,l,v. v.m,.n rather than ,l,rv and link
,.J M. memory f., some. Urea, vo,k ot' n,ti,na
,,I;., .,d ,.,.,o,..,,. y,;. : ,L. ,,Jor,
which ontl;v,. al o,b.r and shines with nm
dv,rn Instr. from oen.ratior :, generation
t.. wo,L s,.,l;,, &c ;,s o,v,
;,,,,,,,,,;,v and IN som. ,,rre. r,scu;n,
,b.re,rom ,he ordinary nnnum,nts of his
to-;;r,l tradition os NOR, m,,nitic.n,e EvG
ala fJr;.,;,,, tJ.,,.,te
The bias or th" English rafion Is pas
sion for utility. Ih" frenrhman invented
the rutll.. the En"!i>fnan added the >hir!
The En.li>hnan wears a sensible coat but
'''"'' ~ Wv 1.r' ~. -: ,1 ''''' y.
'. H.. ,,,1 u,,L
-, A ;, Ill
\ ,,,,rou,,hr.s.
,,,.. l,,.., .,,..r, ,,,
Wv ,l;.
'"' "'''"
Martin Farqular Tuprer has written
poem called The Opium l'a'!r. so true 4
It's purposes that Punch, while reading thre
verses tell fast asleep.
a.:
r., =.
failure.
I,,r,x, =, \o I Sir lanes Nackir
.;,In. dr;y. In j.;
-. r,.. h,,,. ,.,,,. r..s,,r. ..C.nt,,
,L l,or .,.l ,,r. d,,
r,;,.,.. h;, ,lw,v. .oo,h.. ,,nr bors. lem
ynnm Jn h..,,.r v;,hnu, me-. LET m
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one in German.
TmE millionaire BrTCuER OF LONDON
Mons Wrv. a French writer Of distinction.
who ,,as>,l some weeks In London during
the great cxhhtion. has recently published.
in Paris. his impressions. under the title of
The English at llome'' On one occasi"n,
while riding IN An omnibus. he formed an
auquairtanre With a fellow passenger. from
whom hc derived many explanations Of the
strange things he saw. One Of these We
give -
addressed few worls to him concerning
a carriage which Just drove by II vas too
fine to b. elegant. and vas drawn by two
magnificent horses. On the box. adorned
with beautiful fringe. sat h.ack-coa,ed coach
man there was not q wrinkle IN his white
cravat-his snowy gloves were spotlrss. In
the vehicle. or d"wnv cushions. carelessy
loun.ed man. without a coat. his arms bare,
his sleeves turned up to the shoulder; an
apron, with the corners turned up. served
hun as a girlle-so that the roarhman looked
like gentleman driving mechanic IN his
working dress. Mr. W. asked hrs nrishDor
who and what vas the strange lookin. orru-
pant ot the dashinc rarriAce. The richcst
butcher IN London, was the reply; ''he 10
returning in his own carriage from, the saugh-
ter house to his residence. Il,s for-fathers
we're IN the same business: his father left him
fortune OF more than two millions. and he,
ont OF mcIe-ty. follows hi> prn','sz,cr-a very
honorable old custom This gentleman butch
er possesses four millions"
ALL DEPENDS oH THE REIIGION-f
few dayS since cert ain minister a a certain
Episcopal church, in certain village. nor far
from Buffalo started in his buggy TO fulfill
an appointment in town some twenty miles
distant H. had driven hn' few miles when
he discovered tha, his horse was quite lame,
and a. the evening began 70 draw nigh. he
deemed it best to stop for the night. Ia
short time he came to a farmhouse, in front
Of which a yeonan, considerably advanced in
years, vas standing, when the following cor
versation took plare:
Mini.ter-"Can YOU tell mo. my friend,
bow far it is 10 house Of entertainment ?"
Yoeman-"Well, il you mean tavern,
Mister, about twenty miles: hut If YOU mesn
a house Of entertainment We have one our
selves"
M'nister-"Ah, very good. my horse 10
quite lame, as you zee, and am some what
,at,su-d myself. Can you ccom nodste us
for the night, friend Z"
Yeoman -"Waai. YES. We can accommodate
you but you are a aclergyman, must tell you
that IN. tare YOU will gel depe IDS on your
religion"
M,nis,er-"liow so. good sir?''
Yeoma7-Why. YOU see, il a minister . .
good Presbyterian. give him The best We
have got if he ia Baptist or a Methodist he
he gets pretty god living; but il he u an
Episcopal he cant expect me,. We don't
,hink much Of Erisrol a'isns 90. th;s way
Cltrryman-t>miling) "Weil, ~ fr,snd,
!! Az sorry 10 kno. MAJ yourr,judicss sst
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In the \. Y Ev.nin. Post OF Aug 2,
prize republican songs are advertised for;
one hundred dollars TO I've paid for the best
m E".h h. and ano,hcr hundred for the best
one in German.
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lowed 20 speak in his behalf In this he would try
the accused as If he his brother. lie then pro-
ceeded 70 discuss the merits Of the case saying thai the
blows aimed At Senator SUERs head struck Al the hopes
and anuepaions Of European phlAnthropss and seemed
to think that these phanhropst could only be avenged
by the expulsion of Mr. BRooKs
Mr. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio, gave notice that the close
OF the debate tomorrow he would cal the previous
uon in order 70 take the vote on Monday morning.
Mr. CULLEN, Of Delaware obtained the floor but gave
way to motion TO adjourn; pending which
ExEcuTNE COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q communication
from the Navy Department in response resolution Of
the House Of May l9 1856 in regard TO the number Of
captains and commanders requisite perform certain du-
ties therein specified and in regard TO certain other officers
and other duties which referred the Committee
Naval Affairs and ordered 10 be printed
And then at quarter after five o'clock the House ad-
iourued
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Proposals rsponribe eert
postmaster Iudes q q reeerd and
The Successful bode VITA surety
befofe Jsly
pay performed, ard cr each q such
ths
my For arrivals behnd tine 70 sre.k COO
D~Iion % depenAnf uaa~ rafcieafy ercuscd,
eonpes-ar-n Cor suhisct 10 forfeiture
mposed uulss- ths delinquency ~ prcP and
i.f.eIolv nerectine
post ssf-rinr - hlared Destroyed, roesedl %
Ia~s usine convey the
quenuy eonesrred IN runntng,
sires the annu
ua-f Cor repeated sraby Cor dis
obsyns po. laws iss'uctons q nc department
schedule He also order
herer Tafa increase
pay He eurs 6seonnae the service
rnfa deersass q allowing
months extra coupensafiSa q ssrce dprnsed
vita the Second Assistant Po.i
master sngerscrbed Pepeais foT No 7sS htssaaP
parcala psphiet of conveying
ths mails Alabama, nissi.-ipp se, q Is54 ,nd lssS
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June es-Iawaw Postmaster General
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

orrier srorErlnr o. Fns sEsaTE U. 2,
July 8, isss
CEALED PROPOSALS -n Eecsivsd this once unu ~
u o,rlors m o. saf-rday, iautant furHishns and
dsvernr of ne CaPn o. before me hrst dp a
Novembsr lt~ 90 be anihracs
whi,s coal three more han sax
dastsr entirety rs q Eisis other ferrn sns
..-..-.
Ae hursea tws-y ave cords best hetoY woos
the Capt yaa
properly The vaults NE
subject sspc~a sna sprseyaf q The Secretary
of sensrs. . I. s.
ssrasy Cor ne faithfa perorancc ofthe for farnnf
ares Secretary of he Senate,
will be required. - -. :, :
Proposals nay separs. shoud es spdosed Proposals M
Propoals - and directed ITO The secrstay
oft the Senate, Al washington.n
Juy a-lsw3@ flat, sent, starl
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mo. 557.l
Notice Of Withdrawal Of Lands In Iowa.


IN approved Is May, lsss "maaise ant o
aid IN the
s9raction 81 ee.a have been
issued from whdrawng from market unu furher
ORDERS situated the fo
lownr dsc. which purchasers fr eject
safes and locations vxs
Orlrs Al pacorrah, ~ the Lands n district.
Dodge, All lands north of hs line between townships
ocs ei. The lands norm Of me line between
ships ~ and g9
vea uader ny hand, General Land ofcs the city a
washington, ihis 9isl day of MAY, IsS ,,-.r.,,,,v.
May a9-Isu6w list and SisrI Commfs.toper.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr.. OLIVER Of Missouri submitted 9 minority report
from the select committee appointed 70 investigate the a
fairs Of Kansas which IN accordance with previous
der Of the House referred 70 the COMMITTEES Of Eec
tons and ordered to be printed.
The report s very long Mr.. OLyKR FIRST proceeds TO
show that the resolution Of the House constituting the
committee simply made IL their duty TO collect evidence
and report Il the House He expected therefore
that the committee would undertake do anything but
report the evidence The statement in the nature Of
report, submitted By the majority, be ArrAigns
altogether pare opesded, and partisan in It's char
sctsr many Of the charges contained in il not being
in ae and for the truth Of this assertion he appeals
TO the testimony fle. lie states that the evidence
clearly shows that Gen Whitfield duly elected dele
gate 10 Congress in November 1854 and while the tes-
mony is conflicting and directly contradictory some
points relating TO ho election Of March, 1885, for members
Of the legislature jet from the whole IL clearly appears
that the antsavsry party in minority in fourteen
Of the eighteen election districts The aggregate vote
cast for their candidates throughout the Territory they
appeaf the pobooks short Of 300 while by the
census taken in February before there 29e5 legal
voters in the Territory without making any allowance for
the immigration Of bona ds settlers after the census and
before the election lie further states that there i no
evidence Of any force violence having used
vent any from voting who wished In the
tire Territory that there s evidence Of single assault
and battery about voting In the entire Territory on that
day that there evidence assaiing In the slightest
gree the correctness Of Governor Reeders in
awarding certificates Of election 20 the members Of the
legislature he did and that the legislature was
proper Aw-making body, and its laws therefore
valid far as consistent with the constitution % te
United States and the organic act and that Gen Whit
ssld being duly elected in PursuAnes Of law thus passed
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June Il, l656
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FLORIDA peched Be received
once once Department IN the CRY AZ
Washington, until o the lst september 1856 20 be decided
the day
6sJ7 Prom Colaubns FHnnnr Town, old Town,
Clay LANDING, Aena Que, aed BoDosassa, 20 Bay Pom,
and twice \ m0nth, In steamboats,.
distance and schedule which viii
due eonnsron with The steamer plying between New or
leans, La, and Key West pa
NOTE
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons, cer
postmaster Judge of Of reeord and
must be entered INTO the snceesa bdde win surety
before ne ls of Octobes, lssS
No pay ps performed and for each of such
satisfactorily orphaned hree The f me up
arrivals behind tine break
depepdnr mss ard sunctenty eIeused one
s The uip subject to fr itne
vii imposed unless NE deiinqa. pomPD and sat
zeoy eIpaned r nefeens tzke ts mail IRON 90 into
pot oee fr suffering issred destroyed roshed,
refunr, sef dsmsnd ne mail Ire
concerned runaing,
The Postmaster General snnal The
repeaied furc. sses.hy % eouarf or for Dis
obeyng the once laws instructions o. the department.
The Po~mastsr sch sdus He so order
increase BY allowing therefor rafa increase
pay also earal dseounse me service
IN rafa decrease o. allowing
The aount of services dspensed
second Assistant
master Gepernp supssbsd ProposaL for Nc $751; Fiort4a
Fo further pa.phIsi assertsement for carrying
F7ouda, dsied Jsnuary n, Isss. JAMES CAMPBELL,
luns la-lawtw Postmaster General.
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No. 564
NOTICE OF the removal OF the land Once from
IN Dacanah u Usage, in the State Of Iowa.
In wit the Of the OF Congress entitled
changes Of land Offices"
hereby declared and made known that
he land once for The o public lands Dscoah in the
VIII be removed the Of Usage, said
State, from and after tkirfy ra dag Of July nez
under my hand he city Of Washington this twentieth
day Of June, A D. 1855.
BY order Of The Presidenii
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General LaHd Once.
June 2l-law6w Intel. Star.
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mo. 5s5l
Notice OF Withdrawal Of Lands I'm Alabama.

Notice OF withdrawal Of Lands I'm Alabama.
Pursuance q The q coAess aPoved "a Jane Isss making
grant asa % me sas of Alabama 70 AID in ths eoa.iIueon
bssnng ish respectively
sS Sr..s a1sss s ooSs Sss:d ans a.
probably flHE within The prescribed limits Of sseOh d The grant,
once HursuLLI: All lands district, s1ssYt
TOwn.hps ~ iasasi,s ranges range
Once TuscAIOOsA An lands in The dlsiel sEesr fol
Townships IS and 10, Of ranges and .
Township. IS ls. Insu.ivs, q ranges ii and IL.
Townships IS 10 %, Inclusive, o. ranges Il and IS
Tewnshps Il a inclusive, nnse III
northern survey.
as follows:
Townships q and - Of ranges aads.
Townships o, 81, and =, Of ranges.
To~aships is % ., inclusive. ofrasss il.
Townships 81 and ., of range IA
once DENoPoLIs lands in the district s1erpt
lows:
Townships IL ls, inclusive, OF range east
To~nships i 70 is. inclusive. Of rasses and sast.
Townships u 10 20, ineiusive, Of range east
Townships ~ TO y, inclusive, Of range west
Township. y = 70 a Il inclusive "a q ,anss -ss and
dsuici, except as foIows,
Townships 7 10 u, inclusive, Of range 5
Townships IL 10 a. inclusive, Of rangs z.
townships IL 70 Is, ineiasise, Of ranges and 10.
Townships - and H. Of ranges IL, II, and H.
Township H. of range IA.
Townships @ and J, OF ranges IL and le and
Townships 9, !, and 8, of ranges 10 and %.
Which also includes lands ior Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Once Montgomery: All lands district ezsspt
follows:
Townships q and %, Of range ls.
Townships - 10 "A, inclusive, OF ranges 10 and 20.
Townships ~ 10 a. inclusive, Of ranges n "a and n
Townships Is 10 a. inclusive ranges a. IS and g.
Townships ~ 10 a. nciuyr between 20 and the Georgia
line and
All the lands s0HL Of township r. and Uest Of range g.
Once ELIZA: An the lands lying range 3,
both noTA and south of line together with following
Townships 2, 4, and 5, Of ranges - and a.
Townships 10 and IL, Of ranges 81, y, and q; and
Township IL, Of ranges "a, IS, and a6.
Which also includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Ofce All
townships and south Of the 3lst degree Of latitude also
Townships and ?, north Of ranges and
Township l, range
Townships 10 . north, incl1siye, Of range l
Townships 10 inclusive, Of ranges and and
Townships TO 9 north, Inclusive, Of range east
my hand, once, city
Washington, this twenty first day Of June, lsS.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
June 34-law6w fnteI, Star1
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THE Coli~rr af ~. James, msryfsna-Emsfacing the
coess cauunercial, sad PrPsaisu hae o"s
of 0coe 70 the t o AnEnst
wss ebass per yesf et board se too hundred and
hhy deinrn No fee
ionN q gRRFOOT, kecor, kcy
JuIy I-isw3m CuFege ~ gnns., Z, q, Ns9iand
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURYs-sOuth Caro-
ua ~ ne Revoiuionary beng reply certain nis
Representatives q % relation 70 the
caarse and conduct souihron. Is cents.
pccsnsenry Hsory American Rsvoluios consins n
letters liberty chiefly IN soa
Csrena Frcn originals o ne edisas ard otes
sources, I7es-i77s. ~ n w. Ghses, NJ y. "
The of q the Nnia line of ne
.rpy AZ Uplt-d states. ny Js-es Graham. ~ aa
Victoria. ny Carnifne Chesehro " -
Fsshscrahls Lie. ~ mary n Esstmsn- 81
The Kinfdom hs Destroyed, kc-an erpouon
a. prophecy. NJ Rev j. Oswald, A. ~ 81
ns p,c1u. Book er ne Young ~ asry H0~s twenty
Ilasrstons bJ Byram J. Pierce. 80 cents
Juiys boosstore heM MshsueeL
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United states Mail.

PosT OyucE DsPkKrnErT
wsshhgton, June 25, 1856
DRoPosAs carrying the mails Of ne United staes from st
Cletahsr $50 lsse following
s. specified. u
the Oaee Post Oce department In the
washnsIon M Augus Ash hsr, be decided BsIi
day;
No 74 From T.sevc ~ Como, Msnhalis, HalnE, Panos
Hygean, California, OAKLAND, and Prison. Greasda
65 miles and bach, an Zines week, IN horse
Leave Tatesvine o. terminus rSaroad daily, eIeepd
suaAay, AVIAN;
Arrive q Crensda days By u night
Grenada daly, cEcrpt unday, utpm;
Taiesyis, end of railroad, Bsri days BY 3
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