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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRTDGEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested,
in opinion with Capt ThomaSSon Of the Magnolia,
and Capt, Brown, Of the Porpose We cheeully
mend said paint superior article.
HUGHES, VALETTE THOMAS, Louisiana Deck Yard.
j. P. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Go.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

At all meetings OF the stockholders and mt all elections
jory OF the such meetings shall
except that meetings called for purpose
ing diminishing the capital stock of the Company
Of the purposes enumerated in the fifth section Of the
Legislature OF Louisiana entitled An for The organization
of corporations for works of pubic improvements and utility
approved March h 1855 shall be composed persons
ing in their right agents for Others least three
fourhs OF the stock OF the Company order take valid
binding action III the premises all other meetings Of
holders and at all elections, majority of those present and
rrurp shall
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
lSf sMan Depot, 80 Camp stree-Brauch, Sc Chartres
L. GABICI, Proprietor.

STEAM ENtsINE-A SECONDHAND SIX FEET
- stroke and fifteen inch cylinder in good order
mill draining machine steamboat will be sold
gain. ALFRED KEARNY,
fe3 70 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

Certificate Of Capt. R. Tucker, Of ship Helen
McGGu.
New Orleans, March 90 1856.
have tested the Brdgewaer Paint, for which c. G. Bogert
Co agents in various ship for the
years. have found 1t in superior paint
have 1t is, in opinion Invaluable durable
and substance and recommend it fOr
ships use in preference TO any other.
(Signed,) r. TUCKER
Master of ship Helen McGaw,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
100000 shares.


Lists Of subscriptions shall opened the places
required by the of said grants and such other times
and places the Directors determine for subscription
much of said eight millions of cash stock may
after deductig the of those who sign this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

ARTICLE XVI.
A stated annual meeting of The stockholders shall
week election
the years operations business and for the examnaio
into the condition OF the affairs which meeting fun state
net of the financial and other affairs Company shall be
laid before the meeting, by the President
office. Besides this mceiDg the President
call others when they think proper and il duty
time the written requStiOn stockholders representing
onetth o the stock OF the Company call meeting
stockholders to take no consideration
be held at the office of the Company the city New
leans
ARTICLE XVII.
Stock books shall be kept the the Company
Certificates Of stock shall be issued to the shareholders
transfer Of stock shall be binding the Company until made
on its stock books
ARTICLE XVIII.
The Board OF Directors shall be authorized specially
Tor work. labor materials, lands
the Company. payable in whole in part the stock
Company until the whole of
Company shall have been exhausted.
ARTICLE XIX.
AS it will be into arrangements with
the Government of Mexico, and that of States
joint agents of the Company with full power agree with
either both of said such notifications
amendments and changes in said grants may judi
cos for securing full and perfect protection for the rights and
interests Of this Company.
ARTICLE XXX.
AT the expiration of the charter the dissolution
OF the corporation sail render its liquidation three
shall be elected by the stockholders whose duty
s pc 10 take possession OF the OF the Company
and conduct bnsuess final liquidation snch terms and
in such manner shall be determined by meeting of stock
holders regularly convened for that and IT, at the
expiration of the charter majority OF the holders
n amount and number shall desire 10 renew the same for
further term the stockholders dissenting from such renewal
shall be bount to their stock those desiring the
newa at its fair vane to be affixed by appraisers mutually
chosen Tor that purpose.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

New York. Dec. 80, 1851
We certify that have used the BgwHer Mineral Pay
and satisfied from observation that it is fuyequ
to any paint of the kind now in
HARRINGTON CLARK, Painters and Dealers,
Aye,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

New York, Nov. 7, 1851.
have been using Bridgewaer Paint the months
In preference any other mineral in
been disappointed in its qualities painted the
Buildings Governors Island with IT, and have hea-
saying It covered the brick lime
than any paint could have used.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN, Painter and Dealer in
Paints S5 Barclay street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp ST.
Netp Orleans,

New Orleans Feb. 0, 1852
have used the Brdgcwate Paint for the five months
brick and pastered buildings and shinele and
roofs and in instance has given the fullest satisfaction
From tests and experiments made under immediate drec
ton can testify TO It's being proof against the effects sparks
and cindes and protection against leaks. consider ii far
mineral paint have Invaluable for
all outdoor purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend it for in Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
Certificate Of J. II. Ashley, Master Of Schooner L.
L RnLrale

Nov VTTtlls July II, ISj2.
Tbsve used the BRTDG GEWATEE PAINT On The decks of
he al F. Rogers aud find that e The best PAis
tor decks have lsed. J, Il. ASHLEY, Master.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
WH1rE SULPHUR, Va, August 3, 1856

and given their money to avert this calamity, by say
ing that the struggle was foolish one in the begin
ming, or that the cause Of the South was long ago
hopeless? No--the sacrifices were patriotic, and the
efforts made to Kansas to the South were noble
Nor were they bootless until the Federal Government
frauduently interiered. Is it honest, is it manly is
it decent for the Administration to gather the spols
of the fraud committed by its mnion and then shuttle
off the responsibility? To do so is despcable coward
ice and vulgar meanness will not strike the mnon
and bend the knee to the master. l will not have
gauntlets for the former and velvet for the latter.
: With treachery and fraud trickng US out of Kan
sas, what is policy? answer that it is the duty
as well as the policy Of the State to take her stand
by the side Of Georgia and Mississippi. These pa
triotic States have promptly rebuked the dishonest
intrigues which have affected us in Kansas and have
put forth high vndcation of Southern rights. Let
us cooperate with them. If the South is elected
from Kansas it is done to consolidate and strengthen
the Freesoil Democracy of the North. The various
fragments and factions OF Democracy are all more OF
less Freesol, are each ringing its "fog bel' 70 pre-
vent collision, and are all ready to be sodered
together again by freesoil cement. To accomplish
this foul union, the South is to be sacrificed in Kan
sas. What boots it, whether the South is sacrificed
through Freesoil Democracy or Black Repnblicanlsm
= That which chiefly recommended the Nebraska bill
to the South was its committal Of the Democratic
party to clearer viadeaton OF her rights. This
has been defeated by the ntrgues OF those in power
Mr.. Buchanan was nominated by the North anG
elected by the South and any act of perfdy on his
part is and will be douby damned. Democracy al
the North is hopelessy prostrated unless it can be
revived by some Freesoil application. In any ISSUE
between slavery and Aboltionism the North will &C
cept the latter and as that is the main issue before
the people, the North cannot be relied upon. The
only chance that remained viz, that of allowing each
section legtmatey deyelope its institutions through
fair rivalry has been destroyed by the fraudulent in
teryention Of tbegFederal Government. The contest
is rapidly coming and the South must rely upon her
self. Though her efforts be stigmatized by fedora
minons aud the resolutions of sovereign States de
coasa by an Executive Of her own % creation vet sl
must achieve her safety, though her arm should al
heavily upon Cabinet OF mutes aud a paralyti'
administration. In 1850, the Wing party of th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

The President and Directors shall have all by
laws for the and regular
ness TO hold receive purchase and under the
rate property real personal any thing
say TOR the repair maintenance of the roads
hereuoeore described with tracks they deem
10 determine the line and oc roads
to make all necessary contracts for the purposes aforesaid
purchase all materials, machines vehicles ships, vessels
and steamboats, and all equipments de med by them necessary
or useful for the of the Company and general
thing and effect the objects of this
charter including the fixing and collecting of tolls Tor traspor
ti.0n OF passengers. iresh and mails.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

The 10 be made the cash stock subscribed and
be subscribed aforesaid foows: the
time snbscribng sixty days h eafter
cent in nuety days thereaer and the remainder called
for by the Direction nstaments exceeding per
EACH intervals Of less than sixty Calls
payments shall be made by versemens Of less sixty
days at least two published in New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

WeSt fOlHf, Dec. IT., IS5I.
have the eBRIDGEWATER PAINT upon the buildings
charge West Point and found that answered
all my expectations adding
the qualities of the paint, decming i the best article
have used. H ). SMITH,
Lieut. and Quarter Master u S. Military Academy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

CERTIFICATE Of WM. G. Iemp7et0n.
G: g: Bogert-Dear SIR have used your RRIDGEWArER
PAINT the decks of steamships and having fully tested
its value, cheeully recommend its the best and most
economical paint have used also find it unequGled for
painting decks covered with canvas being durable
water, and protection against fire.
(oigned) ". C. TEMPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

U
VIRGINIA.
Cash Capita-all paid observation-disclosures. $500 coo 90
Assets January l. 1857 S32l $40 43
This Southern and reliable Company continues through the
undersigned her Agent issue Policies against Loss or Da
mage Fire Getty and Country and the pers Seas and
Rivers, at the current rates Of premium.
Her Policies held by Local Companies and many
the merchants of New Orleans.
In addition documents file in his office Agent by
permission, refers
E. j. Hart Il Co.. Sam'l Z. Moore 4 Co.,
j. T. boswell 4 Co., Robert A. irinnan,
Calvin Tate Co.. D. Felt Il Stetson.
. HARMON DOANE,
General Agent for the Southwest
NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

New Orleans, Dec II, 1856
have used the Bidgewater Paint the decks and houses of
the bark HAwatha, and find il superior paint used
recommend it of vessels especially for decks In
decks leaked and the Bgewater being strongly
applied two coats since which they have been
perfectly tight and have needed cauking painting
(Sigued) DAVID. II. HALL, Master bark Hiawatha.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

Certificate of Capt. Gale, Of ship r. D. Shepherd.
New Orleans, Dec. lS 1856
Having used the Brdgewaer Paint decks and other parts
of vessel, for time past, cheertuly endorse its
merits and consider the best paint for durability and proec
tion that | have used.
[Sgnedl JAMES GALE Mnster Of ship Z. i. Shepherd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

a crD,Iriian n'rrrogats'l the President
on SATURDAY with respect TO the time at
which he would make n certain appointment.
NJ, yet, said the President not yet
We 10 no, keep circuinlocution Office, but
ti,,rp nre many things that ARE bsa,rr done
when dclibera ely dooe, sod this is one Of
ihe1n. u may be tina, MIR, a.. the appli-
cant, |. a more deserving man than Mr.. Is !,
,he iuc,n,bent AMI yet it may not he best
f,r the coan,ry that 40 should make any
change at present J think u u well hat
have had some experience in 'a6ceS Of inie-
riw grade 10 that ! now occupy, fw Il has
taught me some ~ the evib occasionally
proceeding from abrupt changes Mr.;
Buchanan is one of the lev mrn to be found
who can be- always PHEASANT. ye, Sevcr in'-
l,'.ed upon. Charleston Mercury.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
"a M NDitED IE,tis ~ toNE."

rom 'iic s,',pu.i btel3aeu.tr
Whore will he the birds tha, sing
hundred years So como
The flowers that now in beauty spring.
fhe fos, hp.
The lofty brow.
The heart that bea,-
So gails now
Qh where viii he loves bcauttng eve,
Joyss pleasant smiics md sorrow sigh,
A huudtcJ years 10 come
Who'll pres for gold this crowded street
hundred years To ONE
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet
hundred ycat- Ia come
Pale trembling age
And Iiery youth
And childhood With
II, brow vi truth,
Tho rich aud poor on Land anl sea.
Where viii tac mighty millions h,
4 hundred years io come
We all within oar graves shall slerp
4 hundred yeats 10 eo'ae
No living soul Tor u,will weep
A hundred yeats g. come
But other men
oar lands will TIL,
And Others then
oar street. vii I'll
While other birds will sing hsgay,
As bright the sunshine a. ,u day,
A hundred years 10 come
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
ppNK-sDi'i i'n, Is.ld

Sont .ibe .i.y l4I IaDs g.! 'sJ,
t.Js,F tgrasj saisJy away
DO Nov pfu.s. 30 no, ~ froD ~"
For aunt gtGss OLD, aud hAs, W - 'pi4.
Ercous,s heap. o. JsilOS gold
Anf arg guinea. there stl be
no. b.! qgo,h J4ek--an9 Lsfs ~ 'fies a
vas 10 he's deep ia mgi, 90 b.ark
- L0ndgn mad Du'J b. r.
Ana Jan. her arsss 80 clear the nes
Had lifted ~ yard or los.
4 very pretty ~ II --sEs.
tEsstDn P>.'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

ENDY MON.

ny HENRY ". LoNGfEiLuw.
The rising moon has lid the starr.
Hex level rays like golden bars
lie on the landscape green,
With shadows brown between.
And silver white the river glctms,
As il Diana in her dreams
Had dropt her silver bow
Upon the meadow, low.
On ,uch tranqu uight as Til.
She woke Endymion with kiss
When sleeping IN the grove,
lie dream i not of her love.
l..ke- Rian- l.!.-., ;.aa.a ,Aeti. 6,,svuxr..
Love gives itself, but is not bought
Nor voice. nor sound betrays
Its deep unpassioned gaze.
1t comes-the beautiful. the free.
The crown OF all humanity
In silence and alone
To seek the elected one.
II lifts the brow, whose shadows deep
Are liic's oblivion, the soul sleep,
And kisses the closed eyes
OF him who -lumberug lie-.
Oh, weary hearts! Oh, ,lumbering eyes
oh. dropping souls, whose destinie-
Are fraught with fear and pain,
fe shall be loved again
No one is SO aecursed by fate.
No one so utterly de-olate,
Bat some heart, though uuknown.
Responds unto his own
Eesponds.-as il with unseen wings.
A breath from heav II had touch hls,tring
And whispers in i,s song:
"Where hast thou stayed 50 long =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

had them on 'his journey sometimes for
twcn,y-six hours without water, cxposrd 10
a great degree Of heat, the mercury stand
ing at l0t degrees, and when they came to
water seemed almost indifferent 10 t. Not
all drank, and those that did, not with the
f,mished cugcrncsa Of other animals when
deprived of water Tor the sama length Of
time
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

ny HENRY ". LoNGFELLuw.
The Washington union., 1857-11-26
For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.

TT'HREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il bcrland, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (except
CAS- connecting with trains from Philadelphia from
Washington lat Juncon) will stop stations and Cum
berland at O'Clock, p.
I'd The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden daily Except Sunday
at $50 and reaches Wheeling by 4 connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis
Vile Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo
mediate points.
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN daily p n connecting
trains for Cincinnati st. Louis Cairo Chicago, termc
dae places The distance Cincinnati other central south
places the West nearly 100 miles than
The time TO these places / unoqualIed
Baggage checked through to Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
81. Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold the
at the lowest possible rates at the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second class attached TO the mail
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
Daylight by taking
Cupbeand Oakland They morning express
train which leaves Cumberland at 250 reaches Wheeling
ut 2, p.
Passengers Washington ample time meals at wash
ington Junction. 5t
This the only which through baggage
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS A5
The accommodation train, 645, will stop
Cumbeand and the going
Eswardly the mail train leaves Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts except Sunday) stopping
way stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
1890 ttef g
EIIIC0TTs leaves Camden Station at O. A. M
and $50, Leaves Elcos Mills 3o and p M,
except Sunday,
W. s. wooDsIDE
Jan 17-dH .sti Master Of Transportation
The Washington union., 1857-11-26
United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OYr1oE DEPARTMENT., Oct. 20, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States January 1858 earlier II practicable 3@
June 1859 the following in the State Of VIRGINIA. win be
ccivcd the Office OF this until the
s day of December next be decided on the following day
No 5fsS Abingdon by Branch Buffalo Pond
Springs, Mill Point Arcadia, Block House, Estelvle, Stock
Creek, Patonsvlc, Stckleyvilc Rocky Station Jones.
vile Cany Hollow, Beech Spring, Rose Hill, and Walnut
Hill, to Cumberland Gap, Tenn, ll3I miles and back
times Week in four horse coaches.
Abingdon Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sa m;
Arrive at Cumberland Gap Thursday Saturday and Tuesday
by am; ~
Cumberland Gap Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
sam; 6HEF4
Arrive Abingdon Thursday Saturday and Tuesday by am
For forms proposal guarantee and certificate instructions
and requirements be embraced the the advertise
Of January H. 1885, February 1885, and February 1851
either Of them, in pamphlet FORM in all the principal post Offices
$s AARON v. BROWN
Oct 3O-law4w tNt Postmaster General
The Washington union., 1857-11-26
No. 5s7.]
BY the President of the United states.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of the Sd section
United states 70 be tho tract Land
Of Minnesota belonging 10 the half breeds mixed bcods c the s
July IL isS JAMES BTeASAN President Of he United sa
Of America do hereby declare and make known that public a WI
bo held the aforementioned land in the Territory o Mime
sofa, the periods hereinafter designated, to wit;
commencing the eighth dayd
March next for the disposal Of the vacant public lands situated wu
tho following named townships and fractional townships in the late
for the hall breeds mixed boos Of the Tpcctah Sioux m
ton of Indians, viz:
Of line Of ftth principal meridian
The Indicated tracts fractional township hundred and eleven
fractional township hundred and eleven
Of range eleven
The INDICATED tracts in fractional townships
and hundred and twelve, OF twelve
The Indicated township hundred and eleven and
ona townships hundred and twelve and hundred and @
teen, Of range thirteen.
part township hundred and twelve and fractional town
ship hundred and thirteen within the above mentioned reserve
The Indicated tracts in that part Of townships and
eleven and hundred and twelve within tho re
serve OF range fifteen
Al the land Office at FaslpAurr commencing on the 0 day
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within nc
% % a ans y 'ens s ssa o
ton Of Indians, viz:
North Of the base line and Of he m principe pcddn
unlocatcd that part Of fractional township ono HUNDRED
and within the above vementoncd OF nine
The Indicated tracts In that part Of townships one hundred I
eight township hundred am
ten, within the above mentioned reserve Of ten
The Indicated that part township hundred and l
an hundred and ten Of range eleven
The Indicated tracts that part cf townships hundred M
eight hundred within the mentioned rc
and In township hundred and ten, OF twelve.
The Indicated OF townships hundred ~
nine and hundred and within the above mentioned reserve
range thirteen. go
The INDICATED tracts in that Of township hundred ana @
within the above mentioned Of fourteen
The unlocaed tracts in that township hundred and %
within tho vemcntioned reserve range fifteen.
In accordance with the provisions OF the act Of July IL lse he
before referred claims will mo-, be allowed any
the after they have been offered |
lie sale and become subject private entry.
lands will be commenced tho days
pointed proceed the order which they adveu
shall and the sales thus closed @
open longer than two weeks and no p
entry Of the LANDS will be admitted until after the exp
the weeks. . 49,
Washington this sixtccn,n
September thousand eight hundred and m'
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President:
Tnos. A. HrSpRcKs,
Commissioner Of once
Sep ls-lawsm Iint&str]
The Washington union., 1857-11-26
OREGON.

l27o1 Astoria by Caomc Ter Point Rainier
Island, Or, Portland, Nlwauldc and oswego Wash Ter
to Oregon City, Or, I44 miles and back twice week
Leave Astoria Tuesday and Saturday at cam;
Arrive at Oregon City next days by pm;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at Yam;
Arrive at Astoria next days by sam
l27o2 From Portland ooeo HsOoro Tuaan wapatoo
La Fayete As miles and back, week
Arrive at La Fsye,to next day by Gam
Leave Ia Fayete Tuesday at Q p m;
Arrive at Portland next day by 4 pm
l27os From Oregon CITY 1y Yam hin alsv ca@p Fairfield
ny to oorvalis Is miles and back twics week m
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday attain;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday a am;
a7 HUe fo eS,s @ nsz days n BY TT,ns o Tom
claw and YoDcala, to Oakland 90 miles and back once
Leave Corvallis Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Oakland 81 da D M
Leave Oakland Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Corvallis next day by 6pm.
Grove and Coast Fork of Willamette to Oakland, 100 miles
Arrive Oakland Fridays by 4 p m;
Leave Oakland Fridays at m;
Arrive at Corvallis Mondays 4pm
Bids to end at Winchester invited
127oe From Corvallis by Soap Creek Lackcmutc Bridgeport Da
las Ena, Plum Valley and Dayton to La Fayote So miles
Leave Corvallis Mondays at cam; aA
Arrive at La Fsyette days by ~ m;
:. Leave la Fayette Tuesdays at
2o From salem by Dks Ferry and Mount Hood TO La Faycte
As miles and back once week
Arrive at Ia Fayette by m;
Leave Ia Fayetie Tuesdays at Q M
Arrive at Salem by
127os From Salem by saniam City Central Washington Butte,
caapooya Union Point Pine, willamette Forks, Mckenzie,
and Eugene City Pleasant Hill, 80 miles back,
week.
ia Leave salem Tuesdays at 10 m;
Arrive at Pleasant Hill Fridays by pm
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at Q m; -{. t.r rfW
Arrive at Salem Tuesdays by 10 ft
1900 From North Canyone, Galesyic
jacksonville, Phoenix, Ashland Mills, Klamath, Cal, and
Henley, 10 Yreka Cal, lao miles and back, week.
Leave North Canyonville Monday at Tam;
Arrive at Yreka next Thursday by JPN;
Leave Yrcka Saturday at 7 a
Arrive at North Canyonvilc next Tuesday by 6pm
1910 North canyonvie by Myrtle Creek Round Prairie,
Alder Brook Roscburgh, and Winchester TO Oakland, AZ
miles and back, week.
Leave North Canyonvile Thursday at 3 am;
Arrive at Oakland by s p m;
Leave Oakland Saturday AT b m
Arrive at North Canyonvllc by
27l From Oakland Kegg Ektop sotsburg and Gardiner
City, TO umpqua City o5 miles and back, once week
Leave Oakland Saturday nj ~ m;
Arrive at Umpqua City Monday by 2pm;
leave umpqua City Wednesday Mt o I'm;
Arrive st Oakland noyt day by pm.
1879 From Albany by Burlington Harrisburg willamette
Forks, 80 miles and back, week.
Leave Albany TiIursday at
Arrive at Willamette Forks day by IL m:
Leave Willamette Forks Friday m;
Arrive at Albany next day by SPIN