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:. 4. EUwARpS. mos rDyv,n,s
W. a. EDWARDS g. BRO 3 rD"AAD
GROCERS.
corner OF MHrket and Monroe Streets
OPPOSITE THE MCGUIRE HOUSE,


OPPOSITE THE MCLURE HOUSE
WHEELING, VA.
Every variety Of Groceries, Spices Rra,,iiys Wits.
o hand. III
SMoOTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS aud l?l: cen, pic.
- cSs at par for the next SiAty DalS-JACOB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va inform his friends
Az" customers that H. has rcturne, Eastern cities
with large and we'll assorted stock SPRING AND SUM
MEX CLOTHING, all made M by his order and e.
PTt'y for this market lie calls Likewise attention OF
the public and especially The Mechanics this CITY, 10 the
great variety IN GeTtlemens Furnishing Goods. such as
home made white and fancy Shirts, oversh'rts brauIv
selected STOCK Of NrcktirS Cravats Sucks Of all kind.
Gloves, A o. F. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas great MANY
articles 100 numerous TO MENTION
have also made such arrarFcments with my Bankers in
baltimore that am enabled TO take smooth quarters and
feliow.ci'iZens, one ALL your old smooth
money, to the store of JACuU STEISFIELn
aplI Centre Wheeling, FOR BIPEJJSc
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RIVER NEws-Water Il feet inches.
ArrieeS-Torest City, New York and Jacob
Poe, from Pittsburg; Fanny Fern and w. G.
Woodsidc, from Cincinnati; Lotus, from Par
kersburg Convoy, from Steubenvlle; Nebraska,
from SunfiSh.
D:partures.-Forest City and Fanny Fern, to
Piit>bure; New York, to St. Louis, Jacob Poe,
to Cincinnati; Lotus, to Parkersburg; Convoy,
T. Steubeuville; Nebraska, to Suntish.
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Cry Couxcn--.4djournsl Meeting Last
Nights ProcecFings-Co met at n O'clock,
pursuant to adjournment. Present bis Homer
the Mayor, MessrS. Cots, Clayton. Fitzhugh,
Garden, Halloweil, Jacobs, List, Norton, PAN
nell Paxton, Sweeney, Taylor, Tanner, Woods,
Wilkinson, and WiSon-l7.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The Mayor announced the special business to
be the consideration of the Water tax bill for
the current wear.
lNr BicEel appeared
MI Frzhugh, from tao committee on Ordi-
nances, reported that as yet the committee on
Ordinances had prepared no Ordinance relative
10 the subject matter, for the definition Of which
the present adjourned meeting was held.
lengthy discussion enSued ms to the proper
means of determining special assessments of
s water rents, &c, and as to the incomplctencss
Of the aggregate furnished by the collector OF
water rents
Mr.. Sweeney suggested the use Of water
metre, for the entertainment of the amount Of
water used By the manufactures of the city,
and enforced its necessity in strong terms
Mr.. List moved that the collector of water
rents he instructed to return his books, balanced
as To aggregates Of various objects of consUmp-
ton, by the next meeting of the Council
Adopted.
Mr.. List stated that the expenditures for re,
placing bursted water pipes, &C., would prOba'
bly, reach $4,000 or $4,000.
rather lengthy discussion again ensued, up.
on the amount, disposition &c, of water tax, ii
which MesSrs. Jacob. List. and Sweeney par
tcipatel.
Mr.. Sweeney moved that the committee OF
water works be instructed to report the amount
necessary to be levied upon house rent &c, anC
TO report as to the cost Of proper metres, anG
their operations, and if proper, TO procure then
for the entertainment of the amount of con
sumption Of water by the manufactures, &c
motion TO refer it to the proper committee wa,
adopted.
Mr.. Fitzhugh urged that the Council or the
city had no time to wait for experiments, but
SgTced that the Council might in justice to then
successors, make provision for the ascertainment
o. the amount of consumption to be used in fu
lure assessments.
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NEBR ASK q.
WILCOX # SAHLER,
Attorney Mt LAW 81 General I.uud Agents

OMAHA CITY, y. I.
WILL make collections pay particular attention to
W investing money i'll Real Estate.
Money Investments for hTsI hundred dollars I've
per cent, aud three all give
without charge full and description
and city property and of Lands quality soil proper
ton OF prairie, timber land water ETC., etc.
VIII buy property for capitalists and sell the wher
desired Tor half the profits and share losses
y; therefore viii! be equally Interested securing
property.
Letters OF inquiry incloSnS postage stamp will receive
nrount attention. "" will any en-
trusretl to our care for Nrrtern Iowa.
REFEEEENCES:-Mark ". lard, OEcaha, Governor of
Nebraska; Daniel WcndNen, Sees Kansas Territory
Ch.nnheI Wheeling Va. Rev. DaniI Waldo, hnpIain T.
Bank, Omaha City, n. 4. mhlS-8ndmvg
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GREAT DESTlTUrlON

DErNoIT, May l5-F'rom reliable information
received here, great destituiion exists in Gratiot
county and other secluded claims III the North
ern part Of ibis State. Several persons having
already died from starvation. Many cattle are
also dying for want of food. a meeting Of the
citizens is to be held here this evening to devise
means of relief
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DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines hOri-on;l position nd in r.I,-
f an .vsn temperature.
In COLI iCeGIdt the SPARKLING WINES should he kent
lot three days before using in
peraturc Of about Tndegres, That the Wines arc well
warmed through.
lee should nNvcT be used SPARKLING CATAWRA
WINES, for Il Injuries their iaVor and diIu.s
tile Wines thus destroying their character. Wines are
too sensitive to hear ice.
ES In Offering The above wines to tie notice of til,
An'rTean pGhlc We desire to all persons
purchase them that they the strictly OF THE
EAlAWPl GRArS nee from any and
alton and containing alcohol excepting
from tIe natural proct of Fermentation.
Inc SPARhLlSG CATAwDA is made to INITIATE any
oTrIl article whatever; hut it is designed be
y represented, an InertCRu SpOI klIH3 Wine,
Champagne Is FRENCH "SpaTEling Wiur" Here TIE re
Se'nhianc" ceases the American more rich
and EuiE IL Its flavor, it makes delicious The
Prrudice liz favor Of tho foreign article gared
prejudice only and inconsistent with udg
meut. 80
The STILL WINE is highly by Medical men rs
most admirable tonic for tnvRus, and SICRANR&TAL
purposes tits wholly unGxCvptIOuublC.
ts hM 5 made fr9rn the Casawba Grape differs in
out at the same time Possesses All those qualities which
Shoul" characterize superior article OF KIND
II desired have strictly Brand! medicinal
ether purpRtes, It Cannot be estimated.
FOR sale by 7. Ii. Logan & CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
1P.-esaW GENERAL AGENTS.
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OrDwAY's EolANs.-By an advertisement in
to-Lay's paper, it will be seen that our city is to
be favored with visit i,O,n this fnr-fancd com
Cany of MINISTRIES. They have been performing
for several nights in Pittsburgh, to densely
crowded houses, and are pronounced unsurpos-
sed in their line
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Mr. CALDWELL OK TUE SrUNP.-Apointmeuts
are published in the WelIsburg Herald of yes
terdav, for Mr.. Caldwell, who proposes to address
his fellow citizens at Hancock, on the Goth /;
New Manchester on the 2lSt; New Cum5cr-
land on the evening of the same day; HolIi-
davis Cove on thc 22d; Bethany on the 23d,
Wcllsburg on the 25th.
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TO TuE PU BE.TC.

We have :his day sold Messrs Campbell cDern,o,
,n,ire InteVcucer office. wcreturn sincere thanks
g ot patrons for tie of Eindness have re.
syeI l-ir hands als cor!fa:i:
,sthernsce. wednubt they viii found prompt
All attentive every department bus!ness, will
.rcyer effort deserve the patronage Of the community.
Our accounts Will the IG,h instant, hope our
rsnlt will aid In speedily closing ny outstanding
.;sllats.
~, of the firm sill! settled by either Of the
and Mr. Be, be found Z, the Office for that
5rr7O... BEATTY CO.
Tnerl!nr. Oct. sth. 1856.
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TINS STon".--Du'ing the storm Of wind and
rain on Thursday evening, the upper story Of
one of the gubles OF Mr. John &I-ure's house,
i'll North Wheeling. was blown in, creating seine
CONSERVATION among the inmates, but, we be-
l.rr. ecing no other serious injury.
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VT request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements ny three o'clock
i. the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
lion IN the morning following. The crowd of
nigh; work renders it necessary.
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Winter Schedule.
SgzE$ gsEzEs: - - 61zA;ls
TRANSFORMATIONS oErrcE Il. kn.R-R.

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE d. L y. r. r.
HhsGiiEg Station, Nov. 29th, 1s56
ON and after M"n'Hy LIST OF Dec, u!Ger,
p. 81. Wheeling time.
The Mai! Train daily [except sundnys) at 6:SS A. NJ
VIII receive and discharge passengers all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily at 4:90 r. NJ will receive and
discharge passengers the following only
wood MouDdsvilIe, Cameron BURTON Fnrmont. Frt;rr-
man iraton, NewburE Rowlcsburg, Piedmont Cumberland
Sir Johns Run, Marnsjurg, Harper's Ferry, Monocacv
SykrsVilc and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arr follows: The Mail at $40
A. NJ daily the Express at l5a p NJ daily The Acco,n.o-
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland be
t!nued- BY order
". 5. wOODSIDE, superintendent
j. Are
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arn-v,D - !E0M
.,,..-.iN, ; - A -. RtNCu \ As DSON'S
anu SS'tSs pou1InE OActI no. %tV ErOEGWaSS
--------=------=----EE 80" 1oEE-
HIGHLY INTPI OIH'I 4 MI TO
EkEJ;TTEREEsI VEf,S-IHrs ne TIEr.s S,y-T,,,
RSRS TVFTsIR.I5SSSE = r. =, T. "a - u = ~ -"
ND CCT1S|fIT,Iy' sct"ISI.i5 ANFS'
Fl .vap,ScS TO rnS,,I,,I,t W , w ~
FA.ANohlNGS ~ PRODUCE At 4 MOMENTS NOTICE
~ EltE DESIRED LIQUOR
., a. mas lately uaGe great improvements In
sC OF business Ei'e iavnTinrS arp put up III pack
az W = ~ ana =, EIlon. and requires lat the addon
OF fhte spirit either LIST or 18th proof, and liquors such
G"Sn"c, either dark or pals, Holland and EnE Ish Gin
AAc and ST. CroN Ruu, Mononsaieil Bourbon, Irish
dy, Madeira VINES T,Il be Instantly II
rsFars. no skill hut an addition Of sYcd spirit, 81
Tn h At Coyr., nj .r ' ,y = "a
genuine a. ISSy as any oiir $500 IT,
yyhir ,ro;,,". a;; - % SOSIhS' w. o.
RAJ WhisSty HoSI f b rs o. EyE',se ,,,
be made smooth win f,r ~; i
Tn. prir,- ~ W, yor,T,.. - . =,
IN fuiIs ;;,a;j.d h. - go ' 49, a.
I,v 7 ,.,,1s vp,,c,,r,., Ncrr
Chemist and i'm ;,o,sy nj, b. I'M IN 49,; II
ais DGJp.yrsDt,y,s' ,oJ bscI1Tr,ni;. ~,
NO. 1913 SSnfJcu Inn NcIy y 81
y b. sole Aren't for t;aSI, ~ - Itt.,
and Gin > . - 49, -. s,,,.s,
-1-----,.eS
E1SaG ana ~ nus nal Ina me ntS
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT IN FIRST
rnyravIugS win he made unI turfi.r ,,oifrs
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RNITEnkP May lJ.-Flour dull; zules of Howar. Stree,
$50: Wheat dui sales OF red at $l,T" white $l,4g
tt. hard Cora huoyant 5, CGs0c. WHISKY selling
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MEssEs. Eps.-Please announce JACOB COOLING, OF
Elm Grove, in this county, the Old Line Wing candidate
for the House of Delegates
mh26-dEw" PEOPLES CHOICE
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RIVER AND WEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTSRCRGH, May 5-Nuon.-Rivcr II feet
inches, risin. Weather cool and wet
ClScINNATI, May l5.-Weathcr cool md
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-River filling; 16 feet
on the pass through the falls. Weather clear
Mercury G3.
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"NS"' b.. .-..s.s.
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
l3Y TELEGRAPH.
CIncinnnIi MnrLe,.

CIScI%SATf, May lSFl"ur dull but unchanged Whisky
iuit ana Irregular small sales Nothing ton,
IN PROVISIONS Sugar aud MoIassvs active, prices
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We are authorized to announc. SE1I1RRAIID
GLEN EMS, OF Quo CuUsTr, as the Democratic
candidate for Congress, for this Congressional District
April lC-te
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PLEASE following Land distribution cnudl-
dates:
For HOUSE OF DELroArrs-JOSEPH L. FRY, JOHN l..
NEWLY. C,r1l-,el ONO
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THE JOYCE MTTRnER

LorrsvlELE, May l5.-Thv remaining negro
implicated in the Joyce murder was hung by
the mob last night, making three hanged, aud
one committed suicide
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MISCELLANEOUS.

American Wines and Brandy.
tInSi..:ai: Lrnnds and Zn"t's I-!Ia,l LrY:,.is
- Of French Champagne -
STILL, STILL CATAwRA, Corresponding German HocL
CATAwhA BRANDY Distilled from Catawha Wiar-
strictly iu.-, for medical purposes unrivalIrd.
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No. q WaRhinntnn Hal.

No. 3 Washington Hail.
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons Of
Wheeling ami its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have just received the largest and selected
stock OF Cloths, CasimeTes and VeStnSs spring and
summer weir, that have offered tile citizens of
wheeling and vicinity all OF which prepared
TO order In The ntest and most approved style
at short notice. All goods antvd be as
resented sale.
have also Just received lnrge Gents Furnish
Ing Goods such white, coiored Shirts
aud Shirt Collars Silk, Cotton and MerIno Under Shirts
SIZE, Cotton Linen and james Draws, Linen Hand
krTchefS, Susperders SILK, Cotton and Lise Hosr
black, white and cOOTrd Kid Gloves kcs
plain blAc! and fancy Stocks, Ties, Cevat., Gc Ac
J. II. STALLMAS
mlr9s Merchant Tailor, No. ,. Washington ilail.
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1857. BEE HIVE STORE 49, I857
8 s $50 NO. TIA MAIN STREET, Wheeling, VA
STORE GREATLY -IENIIA RGED.
1857.
1881.

Rs9 ea
awKuo nl CUfFrs r
;c u-,SI
IRIS
LXANT4
on
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fc
EH-Re
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BENJAMIN FAGE, in. E Co,
ARno.ac:ur!ng tharmaceutlSts and Chemists


HFSEHAL ASENTE.
Philadelphia, 7. ". Dyo Sons, 1872 n. 2d street New
York barnes Park 8u4 broadway, Duane. BaIti-
more CuHTars Brotcrs, Gay Penna Avenue. Gin.
enast JOHN D. Park. Chicago, barclay Iotsvrs 2l3 s.
}. wi iCL Co.
Sold by LauEhliEs Bushed Wholesale agents for North
Western EiFEnla T. H. Logan Co., aud other druggists
and Merchants generally throughout hr United States and
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" ,. FrNDtNDERG Y. u. 4 =. MuIiIiIFN w. s. uulIiuEN
DENTAL. SURGERY.
FUNDGNBBRG & HULLIHENS


LLIRINJV 2
THE undersigned, grateful Tor the patronage they have
received from the citizens OF Whrulng the public
generally te old stand, respectfully con;u-
ancc Of til" their location Main
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all keep assortment OF
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWAKE, HOUSE STEAM l;UAT
Furnishing Goods hAnd that likely 10 uit
the taste Of all who with their patronage
Our Rooms are spacious, aoring acties unsurpassed
in The West to exhibit Goods 10 advantage and aside
our Retailing and packing department
Ecp on hand original packages OF assorted Qucenswnr=
adapted to this srctcn Of country
which viii he offered at small advance the
Connected with this hous-, - a FLINT GLASS MANU.
FACTORY hence Country Merchants rav RELY UPON
saving III" carriage from the EHs this point by buying
their Glass ana QueenRware irOm
}. K. DENHAM Co,
mh14 No. IFS Main ST., between Monroe Union sta
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SALAMANDFR SAFES.
OF Burke Barnes manufacture Pittsburgh and Vaul,
CULBERTsoN, MORRISON { co.

CULBERTsoN, MORRISON CO,
only agents III Wheeling Va.
The following testimonial which in the ST Louis
OF the safes by Messrs Burke Barnes:
To the Merchants Of ST. Louis the Public generally
In justice 10 NessrS E. Violet Co..
ors' Messrt VIM Dean CO., who agents
Burke BARNES fire proof sars, hereby certify upon
opening safe that in the great total
stIucton OF the city buildings the 18th
1885, that our books and papers hav- almost as
perfect after being the ruins
chesrfuiy recommend their public
BRADY BROS.
The above mentioned safe this day opened my pres
encc and herewith certify that the large
ana papers therein contained III good Orer
writing perfectly lcEibe. u. N. RUNYAS.
ST. LoUIs, Jan. 9, 1871. irL2I-9m
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Lady Franklin has purchased the Abardeen
Clipper for another search for her lost husband,
and given command to Capt. McClintock.
1t is not Improbable that Lord Palmcrston
will attempt little reform bill in order to dis
arm rivalry in the new Parliament embracing
the extension Of the right Of suffrage to all
learned professions, commissioned officers of the
army and navy, military, railway, servants Of a
certain rank, schoolmaSters and others of GER
tain amount Of ednealion aud TRIMMING
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
lew is Use.
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Pens !! Pens fens q!

som EE4RlNGS NEW.
q ?. BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
Ne which he had made under his own supervision. They
are made from gold reduced to Is karats by combination
Of alloys, and cannot be equRed elasticity and urn
bIlty by any other combination metals Prices are
moderate and warranted. They may be known
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q EENIIN , bAAAAR,
3i3 srondNvny, CT. Nicholas Hot.IJ New York.
Tie uniS es'ahl:shuc Kind III t: UEior, co.,-
ing Of isr,ir. district RI, JdrtIurrLS viz:
i'A'it.S' ASr MI-St>' ii"NNFTs AND liEAn DREsaVs
lADtgs' Ns>E-, CirTLrIIa's Asp ISEANrs' IT;tsr.Er
NiNI!r.:Ns, " MILES TAlSGs
i,SIlNS' &HU Cu;LUK-S's UNpyHHEAa
LHCEs ENERoIpaHI.s. PAE,nElA,
IHFlETz' WAEDRurEs. LAMBS MuUSlNo RCAE5
NissL-' Asp ISFSNTs' EsACT H11S
LApTkS' IS;, CTlILIrEINr SHOES,
!nrs' Hans, Cara AND CIorl.;xo.
GGET'EHENs AND Tors' Yri.S.sEIsC Gnorss
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Timothy, p ton.........13,U t
Clover. ....... ...G,gL
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, E 49,. .....6L;
~ ) -. $500. ...........l IL
Calf, green -...............li
dry. ~
Sheep Skins. ,95G2G
HOPS.
New. e Il {
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New York <4dver tise1nents.

FROM
ALBERE e. RVOIAH D&ON'R
Advertising and Cores pouduC Olce No. StV. ErOR3way
New York.
EITYIIJT ~ ~, \ 80 = -S-vSI5- r,S,-Is
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Splendid Inducements to those icho 4oish to
attend Commercial CoUcgc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-25
ave Williamsburg Thursday at 8 a 10;

Leave Williamsburg Thursday at 8 AM
Arrive al Portland by IL nj
feaye Portland Thursday at m
Arrive at W Williamsburg by ! ? IA. &.
From Washington to Union, 10 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave washington Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at2pm
Arrive at Union by pm;
Leave Union Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
gam;
Arrive at Washington by 10 am
Rids for six-times-a-week service are invited.
From Neosho Mo-. to Albuquerque, New Mexico,
400 miles and back, once month.
Leave Neosho the fifteenth day OF every month at 8
am;
leave Albuquerque the fifteenth dsy of every month
at5am;
Arrive al Neosho by the 10th of the following month
From Necsho to Rutledge 80 miles and back, once a
week
Leave Neosho Saturday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Rutledge by 9 M;
Leave Rutledge Friday at m;
Arrive at Neosho by p m.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-25
iSo4a From Nebraska City to Salt Creek Al miles and

lbo42 From Nebraska City Salt Creek Al miles and
back once week
Leave Nebraska City Monday at a M
Arrive at Salt Greek next day by IL m;
Leave Salt Creek Tuesday at p mi
Arrive at Nebraska City next day by 8 pm.
5043 From Kearney City New Fort Kearney ESQ miles
and back, once a mouth
Leave Kearney City first day of every month;
Arrive at New Fort Kearney in 10 days;
Leave New Fort Kearney 18th day OF every month;
Arrive at Kearney City in 10 days. 4elW
1904 From Brownsville TO New Fort Kearney, 220 miles
and back, a month
Leave Brownsville LIST day OF every month;
Arrive at New Fort Kearney in 10 days;
Leave New Fort Kearney 18th of each month";
Arrive at Brownsville in 10 days
l5045 From Brownsville by Rockpor TO Linden, Mo, IA
miles and back three times week.
Leavs Brownsville Monday Wednesday, and Friday
att mi
Arrive at Linden by 10 a NJ;
Leave Linden Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
l2m
Arrive AZ DR., ,,-nsville by 4 pm.
Proposals to terminate ser,.~e AZ hochporl are M
vited
1906 From Rulo, the Missouri river between Great
aud Little Nehama river by Archer aud Salem
to Big Blue River % miles and back,
week.
Leave Rulo Monday at 7 am;
Arrive at Big Blue River Wednesday by PINT
Leaye Big Blue River Thursday at Tam;
Arrive at Ruo rass..rday by 8 M
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Arrival Wausau next Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Yaasan Thursday at M
| Arrive at Crssn Bay next Saturday by g. m.
| Bidders III name lie intermediate ofhces.
1882 From Columbus by Waterloo, 10 Jefferson ), miles
and bail, unce week.
Leave Columbrs Tuesday at 4 M
Arrive at JEFFERSON by D m;
Leave Jefferson Wednesday at Ia m;
Arrive at Columbus by 6pm.
1883 From waupaca, by Scandinavia Stevens Point
20 miles and back, once week.
/ Leave Waupaca Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Stevens Point by pm;
Leave Stevens Point Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at Waupaca BY 5pm
and back, once week
Leave Wyocena Tuesday at o q mi
Arrive at Montelo by I'm;
Leave Montello Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Wyocena by pm
Proposals for tr-weekIy service viii be considered.
1885 From Wausau to Bayfield, $50 miles and back once
Bidders win name a schedule Of departures and arr-
walls.
1886 From bayfield, Superior 60 miles and back.
Leave Bayfield, Tuesday attain;
Arrive at Superior next day by 6pm;
Leave Superior Thursday at Z a m;
Arrive at Bayfield, next day by 9 pm
1887 From Falls of ST. Crox to Bayfield, $50 miles and
Bidders win nj me schedule of departures and arri-
vals and state in tcrmediate places.
1883 From River Falls to Brookvie ~ miles ana pack
once week
Leave River Falls Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Brookville by pm;
Leave Brookvlle Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at River Falls by IN.
1880 From Baraboo by Giddings Reedsburg Mars,on.
Debello, Webster, and Mt Pisgah to La Crosse,
So miles and back, once week.
Leave Baraboo Monday at a m;
Arrive at La Crosse next Wednesday by 4pm
Leave La Crosse Thursday at an;
Arrive at Baraboo next Saturday BY 4 pm
Proposals for tri-weeky service TO Readsburg will be
considered.