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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

We worth <2A5e0. To this
HdsI S2,3G7 the anssant &C dog
knnaaIly and Ne have 2l.s67.
sGs Is taken % pay fE the sheep
must again alb q TO alsove
s. sise II We had mo- Digs there would
killed. and u,attrr uf coursc the
would keep the tax iE their pock-
Sheep ewaers sell tle slscep and
rIlf 81 y! s!al in their pockets-tlis then viii
swell onf figures % q .23i. And this : what
il csssts us every year for the privilege Of keep
ing set Of worthless ours that are OF little or
no use 10 any bsly Digs after sll. are prst.
ty expensive animals. and il hardly pays
/ 20 keen tlssasa---slges it, Sc1 Waigs
IxPoRrAxr HrSTs IN WAsHiSa Ci.oTREs,
The can AgricaltaTist asserts that the
great the success Of nine out Of ten OF
/ the lluids, mixtures. and machine:
! VIII zccn Sid over the country fol
1 ms past, IS not owing 50 muck to thu
III qualities of the articles themselves a.
TO tfD process Of soaking. which they inyaria
!. s.sssaepmmeild. If people pursuing the old
I'D system Of washing viii simply take
2dtion 10 throw all the clothing 10 b
k.ss!ssss mo water ten or fifteen hours bei0r'
tbcgining operations, they will find half the In
/ Dor of rubbing and pounding saved in mos
cases. Water is, Of ITSELF, great solvent, eyel
of tile oily materials that c-llat upon clothin:
worn in contact with the body, but time is re
auired TO cifcct the s,lution. Every one
aware or the effect Of keeping The hands o
feet moist for few hours--the entire cxtcrnl
coating of secretion is dissolved. Tie sam
eject il produced by soaking for few hour
cloths sOiled by the cxcretory matter OF tn
skin.
/ TuE FAIRFAX FAMILY.-Thc Lind IN Ath
cneum, reviewing Blackwoods Pictare'qu
Guide to Yorkshire. says:--.'Of local and falni
i ly histories there arc few more interesting tina
that If the flir-laired Saxon Fairfaxes, 9
Y. rsshirc, who held land in England bcfor
the Conquest, whose territorial possession
have passcd into the hands vi strangers, AN
!. whose present representative in the EnSlis
,ecra.c is a born American of American, pa
rents. residing ut Wuulbunl, Maryland, in Oh
United States Of America! The American c.
sates acquired by marriage by Fairfax, som
= eentury anil q half aso. prove no slight culI
pn fur lands which passed away froI
ailxin England; and now under q T,
on Fairfax has a home which i
for attendance in the House
s.--SyHAcrsE, Sept. 10tl
80 Of the Republican m
ssltions, with view b, Unio
BE, and separate tickets ha'
IL appears that after ca
an understanding that the iol
build be equally diseslcd. tho Rcpul
sroceeded to nominate n full ticket
own. As matter OF course the Ausei
~ -. Il 49,. aeN1
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

zltive-aot that
"a which establishes.
5lifscafc quack medicines
exalt medical science, or t.
kealth Of the community; to raise
r. Of the recognized practitioner, to
- Examinations more searching, and his
position more honorable 20 hold out the
prizes only to such as have passed through a
proper training, and have deserved proper
more positive enactments will,
it is argued, do far more for the elevation Of
the profession and for the sanitary condition OF
the public generally.
TIE HAG.-This curious little fish, about
four or FIVE inches in length, seems to be the
parasite and scourge Of shark. 1t fixes itseii
ON the shark by creating q vacuum with its
lips. Once firmly fixed, it lacerates the skin
and flesh with its lancet-like teeth, and sucks
the monsters blood anil TAT. But, being un-
provided with defensive armor, and having nc
agility to escape its own enemies, Providence
has provided it with the power Of emitting AZ
excrcment, which, adheriBg to the slime Of it
skin, shrouds and hides it from sight. Th
substance is so abundant that it surrounds th'
animal to the distance Of eighteen inches o.
two feet, and is so Disgusting to all the inhabi
tants of the waters that none will come nea
it. Thus the bag is, in Onc respect, sort o
sca-skunk.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

4 Constitutional. MAxIM-YOu must
travel ts,rou gh a desp"tic country no rs fully
to understand what the inapPreciable luxury
Of liberty means; in the same way a. IN order
10 appreciate the real blessing OF health, there
Is nothing like walking through hospital
ANY American who has passed over from
France to England will realize tho iUrcc oil the
remark.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

Prince Frederick, CaIven Go. Md.
Skps<mhes Itsh, 1855 Ia.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

AaOuaEu AUWH, Otpt- Bsts ACJ
Sept. 9th, lSJS-4t,
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Sic gSplfsIouoert1stet6t ul1b Die
Nnrfeten.

Die GcuuerIueld:8 : 0iedte ccS Sctfe3 IN
aania8 b1tsn 8egcnm1rti8 bel pier UerIdiere.
leu YQrtelen cine rierfadc NuSle5nnB 8efIn=
Gen.
Die 9t-et bGifaner bebaurtcn: 0a5
Bolf rcn ~G1nIa8 BAT 1llein c15 Jtsdt. lid Iol'
I've ta1tlideGirrihtlngeu gu 3e6en, rDelde curd,
Die Gcn1tltlt,on Ger Scr. Stolte1 unc Die Or.
ocuans pcn 1887 Ieiner GcmpctenS nidt aus
Oridljd; ~entSo1en rorpen fur. 91ad Nufbe=
brnQ oe8- DdiIputis Gompyemiile8 lit jefTerlonS
OrrDnau3 Die b0hlte ccnititutlcnele 2Iutorlt1t
iiir cie Territrrien renn Diele Srrcndua rpnr
&c prn Der crnhitutrenren Serrenticn rcnPbts
laptlrbia ap6ptirt, 1T lrWit Gin GGei( rer Ser
St1oten Serfdifullg tap fcnr1te fcl9ltd) rcn'
ScnoreB in WaIbtn9tDu n!dt onf3ebrben lrers
ben. Oicie Srpcnan5 perbletet 1ter clc Sfl1'
reret iii a &c IL Gerritorten ulc Den c1ra % gu
tilpcnren St1aten fir imuaer- fpl9Iid fam II.
oarf bert ron gt1rfibrur9 per Sflaperet gar
ujdt Die Gere lsin.
DteB udan an : . emcfrate II tehaup.
tet: Oa8 Nrtf in ceu Territcrteu bat nl6 rer
9tebrs8fatiU fein a~bIclute5 9teht, iiter alt
Die ~inneren @tnrihtnrgcn, inter ncldeu e8 le'
ben lol, a%t3ultinlnell. 9fur iiber rie Yra9e,
cb e5 Die Gflaperei (rireft crer auf unrpeAen.
bel iih ein1eflttt piIien mil. muB eH aefrA5i
metrel,. Dsnl inter domestic institutions
lit e.gentliA nur Die Sflaperei 81 reriteten, rt'
aleib ierer 9duliua8e relB, raB man carun'
let ron ieber iiIrlntlideS 81 acknowledgements YER
lt1noeu bat.
Da9eeen eer1e6t Itd bic Dru9la8sO cmrtrat;t
unc bebauptet 9foA Der 9letraSfabilt bat o1I
8clt oa8 9tedt, nidt nur i6er rie Snltltl
tiru Der Sflarersi, "lcnregn iiber alle erlnnbter
5taatSeinriAtun9en. tiee8..iit 81 9e6en lpitnIdt
~Icuucdn 5u eutIheip'u, oc6 muB eS n15l prl'
bet curA eincn belouperen Oft ceS @cn8rels
ie8 berol mddti9t rrtcen iein (enabling
act
Das lit a1eS 6umbu9, meucet tage9el Die
iol IT de . IN ofratle Ger authorization
ulltraS ein, pie Sfl1perei beilebt ST Jedt in
aucu Gerritorien unp St1aten p1S yclf bat
caber n~ir8eno8 ra8 9ted,t, pieielbe 3n u@nteria
Qen unp e8 mar cine 9 cBe 2bOrbett uno Nei9'
beit ucn 8uhouan rnD . ~nQccomptpnsS Gnino
Term, Die 6etrit9eriiAe PrOlflaperei'&Iauiel sn
entnerFen unD bielelbe rent Gclf Snr Nbitim,
r,ul9 rOr3uleaen.
60 ltebt Die 8artie bsrnt1(eit /! Die beiten
G1rteQ bater, 10 Iheint e8 uns, Die Hepubll@
faner uno Die lGledtclten bat Suhlndn. Seln
Wnurer, ooB er gu ubemrdeln" iudt!
(Gtn. Ofer.)
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DoS 1T ater audi aueS, mGbtenp An,,re
Den Gcc liter lib elyebcn t:eBen unp brHnGaArs
l~8 Yice. tt1nO %leilteien, rie Str ludcr Netb3i.
cpe wie Oirs Wippie in IeeicH }iuA,Htlide
ibren @attcu unihlln9, nm i'm ~ rem ~ IL
tenfaatlu 81 blihlieeu. 80 iraIt lid, c9 lett
DIR 3ei; rer lrc6en GbtlilenrerfclJunaeu .t9'@
l!heS 9eideben lit, .unD rd8 itno rie 1eut, cit
rlIl III @lBlano auslGweifsnoe, iberrnlltbt3e
4n8(o~3 noier lAjmrif. ole man Uerpdatl9t Die
Gem i1nftionirl al baben."
5t elrem anceren Bricfe, rcn eincmr CFfl5ter
an eiucn IN &n9lanc %letcurcn 6reuno 9crlhtfr,
betBt 60 90 SdrcfIides b1btn MIR erl;b',
Dap tb e6 ais cine tcionrere GHlce O'rtlee ans
leben 81 miilieu CLAUDE. plB urejn tbeu'ee, Je'
Iiebte5. ~Id,mm9ereS Weib ron oeu 6ejnten raid
E tbalptrt mrrcen lit. Obne frlber Benilrtert II.
entebrt mprpen jl ieiu."
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@uropGtgeDc OSocDrtcDten
9te 9tiIis i'm W0r0liGen Gnropa.
(Nu5 Gem .Ybitarelpbia Oelucfrat."O

Die en0liide, tie ncrtpcutide unc Gle Ifars
oinariite &c. GriiiS bal tn5pllhen Den 0tl1IlInts
Gbarafter elmer norceurrpIlltcp 1n9enoInnten
uno ;t i'm BeAriif, lid iiber Otlttels nnp glib
leutItllno uno iber 5St1ntrelb du85notbnen
unp ben 99arofter elmer auljennstnen europ1Is
Ih9n Srilt5 an5inebuett.
llhIere europGiiden 01nCe(sfreltnpe fa'8en
arm1uli6 an, rus Ding ais etw18 Uttbr 5l
bctradter, nenn ol8 reu 9t1d1ol Ter omerlfls
niiten Sic f18en nidt uebc RE oaneriflniIh
Rrili8" III Gurcpl - man fI1cet, cup lle 1ft
eurcp6iIte8 Brr9erre4t bat = ulp neullt lie
pie eurrpItide
gDir fa1Iel rie5r11l nur fnr} rem Gtuno Der
Oiuae ti8 su benz %neueiten Gatum j%uI1mlnen.
8cn 81 III ur1 Aebcn tie lebtel yk1d)s
rihteu ti8 gum ID. Die erNBsieliene Witrgers
ldaIt nobm an II. Iu3 zen Senot5antr1B III,
cie rcn Selreih porBeltrefttn 10 l(iuipnen
Wnlcen ntht GER Oiacrnlo'aiie 5n}nfitlen. lcns
rern Ie e%iuSelnen 9rcBen 01uiern 81 leiber,
ri: irnit rie 3ablung e~mlteGen mti6ten. Bur
0.rbeilun3 murre ein Yertrauensccmmlttee
%ernunnt.
@eit Dem i. Del. p1rcu clue N}afie meiterer
8aufrctte rrrAtfcmmen, an 10. min ten 6 b8
8 orcRe S1uler iUrc 31btunBen etnIteleu big
,rtn IS. mQren 40 Gunferctte rpr9efcmmen.
Die @rarfalien wlreu ic iiberl1ufen, paB Oi $
tar our 9ufreAtbaltun8 Der Slonun8 beOroert
pernen matte.
Grcp rem Bate iiA rie 86rjs an II. tpiecer
,iemlih erbolt, ais Jahlthten rcu ueuerl SuSs
penliruen aus 2cnrcn ellltraIen. Ole St1at8@
ptstcnirfa1Ie wirpe ltarf in Nuiprud 8elcmn1en,
mar oter lebr pcrlidti5 in DiSfrnltren.
Mun ermartete nit 0rpBer Gpannun8 bic
r1d(te BcIt ron Br1llicu. SoQtc oiele ible
Nadriden ~triu9err, Ic mus AUDI Die I'M bralie
liIhen 6auoel bcIhdfti8ten Oauler ein batter
9 fl1g %trefien.
9remeu bdtt 1id inter 9roBen Qnitrens
olttaen ieby TAPER. Gie S1ufmaunl daft balF
,liA nlA NuBen nntereinanper init 9rc6er 81
berolitlt Die 8ant lieB aus 2currn 10000
gu beoeuteuoen Yreiien fnmn1sn.
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1ele9r0pOiIcbc SSocbrict)teit
Ianfaluft pes Damp cre
4z=ffa
ksM@x9
80 Il.

Otei Sage NcuereS ron europa.
0alifar, 2. Sun. Der Nanpier J{ia.
CARA nit Ytperperl Jtadtjnten big gum 10.
Deg t1ll rleltu WtcrBcn bier all.
Etperpecl, -. Deg 0lummclIc Ser
i1nf Ill Ger Wlbe: 20,0Oo Salt,n. Nue Guds
| i1tFlt 0eocGteno BelanFel Vrocltcfc: DER
Vt1rtt tubtJ, brelle tnrcrlncert. ErcrtlIcneH:
tl1u' . + @elOn1rtt lit etUas letNter. Son.
l'I9 923@92t
O10 pIIlAelo IN rer 81nt rcn GnB'a no bat
lcpr 5uNerOmmen.
Son 5nrten niAt5 9leuea.
Ote S1Ht ron 6lanFrsld 61t Die DiacontOs
Jtaten UNI = l>re8eut %recu5ut
Ole 91npelsfrlt0 iii 9tcrren. Gurcpa'5
oautrt 'crt. jn panltuy8 8luA cs wlertr telier.
Foncll nnp So9n III &onren baten e.nen Bes
matt gen S1nfroEt 8euIIdt. 3a pen engIrlhen
WrllennlQnufdctutcn t1uerta ole &rlli5 iflulsr
ned F9rt.
YIN reiterer pcrBettider 9eriub. cen Qes
rl1tbal rcm Stlppel 81 lalieil. ru,pt Aemaht.
6iautrejN bat eilen 3cu aut frcmreu2SDsTFn
e;l8cfubrt.
Die ameriflu. iubmlrinen G5}eieNb3iteu b1.
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Son Gcpen J. Z ell ihidte Man benz tInis
ldeu 0lu5 BUn:rppioan & so. in 0ambur9 /
Wttu,cn DRAFT Blrcc, (rpa6 uiht idaoen mirr)
,pOppn Die 5anf / unO pie 6inun5U.rwattunB 2!3
tru8. Die aauIm1nni41it l~eiltete Ger l:etcren
Waraniie fir !. = Statt Delien murpen aui pet
Worls omar lolprt 450.0Ou Wfarf 9e5eiAnet, eS
tlm ober oabet 5ur Spra4e, oaB cine 8roBs
@tnSabl Der 6duicr in &cpenba0en ebeufl(l6llns
terltiBuna beriilien menn niAt ein a(9cmeiner
O1nferctt ansbled|en IrQ. Dian r~ertan9t 4
Wluicnen 9ltboler ron BET 0le3ierunB ouju.
Sn Stodbolm berridte Elm %augemeiuer
Blnlc Die Slrle retltiOnirte nm Die 2Ius9abc
rpn 10 Ohutcnen 9iirtbalerS StaatSpbb81IiOs
ne!l. Weitere 5 grCBe 9IuIer batten am 10.
OeieGlter iu8penoirt. Sn Oe5le la5penOute
eul GROCER 9hiIiSrbeoer, uuo ptele Nrbettcr in
oen iocl5banplun3en uno S~I3emiDleu iinp enI>
~laiien. Dem 0lsihatag lift 5ur IbbRlfe Der
Nrilio pcr9eidio9en u Staot8anlelbe rpn 1O
Utlulonen y 2lu88are rer5in5ltNer 9tcter
Sclten0 Der Ylnfen; 3 orelnpnatl'Ae Slun'
oulB Iir Die @liubi9er Ter Naticualb1nf 4,
Liberalization pe8 Blntrott3eiegt8.
81 Nprwegen icQeft lfiu. St1at5.
Nuleite in Gu1llnp ecntr19irt merpen, I'M ZEN
Qlnrel'ltanp 81 Delien. Starfe StlAerlcn-
rungen linD terctiS beld1fit mercen. Deputjrte
Der npupeglihtn Banf uno eer j,lnOclaplaee
t1ulen N 0amturB III. I'm Q e 5nterelicu cor,
tiger mp Namtur9er 6duler 81 lldlern.
Sic meipen, Gag III cen nl3tlBltcn 0anCe(8,
pligen Jtcrwe ems gureauG errlNt,t mulo.l
Sar @lnfalliruu8 uotble,Ocnocr WeNlel.
Su Berlin be9te man am Il. Oe5. he.
,i3llA Qambur3S unO SGwecena pe 8rlbt
Aa3lt. Die rpu 0ambur9 auaBelenoctcnHedp
lit Icllen MS lln0l1utIthe 9eben. Dret 6du
jer %alIein. Bic jtgt i'll YerlcBenbeit iinp, Datel
( 4 Oftu,Onen IN De5cllitsr nnp Sun. Iaui8
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Sin nener QII1n rie eu8liite SQrade ie'p'
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ECNIRNI UNL UEFtN -. -a... ~. LIrteu IN
lin ,aen bpsr isb,ntca Bea.f8sa t%sstsesnhsif ~ | sSsn3 S M@
p6brenb bu GDintegmgna ? tsas i"si, |" ~eieteaettie an
s-1aftSmmsnesn trnsn @snptos i'm SsptSnSf psr citIrgerst6
s8uien. rC on ieeem sSn9Lsss Sn m%% ? rrtpeiit merrsn wtte
II IVA spar soanfas Norasas pm So?s q ~ q" @ad = t soa
sersar, spt(@sn e4s4| tee g ggti ~, unS 8NnrfrdFe.
5 5su g ! us "a an IN N n 9 as 9aas gfs sn 2 9a %, is g sae
SSsntapmsrsar. hnettrtAtsBetb weH'''~ o'''O'
ana aaEIber n.a4,,fs;+ nor .Grlsrnuna Der Fan
teslprede auseiuaaCsT su isefn "a ee"t ss rsrashs1. NOS
S sn n,r6ampii3 inadsa tam. anti a%lenthatSsn 5ursaf tnhs
gsradtst .no vsrloat rirr. Nd& NnF BE nu4 - ~ ericrnte
,ns tsiesI \ ~ nno 10 2ises 8pds ddern 8ofs'G, III ~ m nss Sts
mas bi Tss .&tis!lst une e"tsmsa rls1 81 g. "
'Ssns ~ ! Sr IS ShnsbaaTe a. 8laisn sur @riernuna hr eng
fi'ds esTees msrt.n a =, tf s. ~ IN l1serpar. UNI .. III s0osefr.
,@Si rSbin Spoptacnare 6ale I'm 5 lthr.
=" IL 81. u. SIN abufG: ~.a4.
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Baltimcrer &ranfells llltt, itiieunB8sSeleln.
Die Wit8iteeet rb gn 0trstn0 inO freuHtlltf efinGt. Dr
am nadfen Mpniae 4eu 4, tanuar 1853, @rtncs Elm 6dle
rad Z ubi, i'm y erGammlUNal lgfdl, DdhnoorrGraBe Yr- "a.
4, ~eIfntenrtn nerdioerianm tNnq tfijupDbnsn t-oFm wtp'
tar OeibaTte p0rite9en. Sm AAftrn9
HHnI VI p nnF NJ q II ~. Getr.
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8esehubsr Ger Dob 5eaomsbaue, (&'n5a. & brtt 3ta";t oE.t
i, b.itiea StDdl perif9: bat. Ns ma rite icNte ieot E'l3enFe
g%eriammlun8 inject pem na4lten DienfGs o. ai etFF9stana'
TEN 0stf tati.
3mat Br1nj Wepr9, SlndnasSttfs
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s. Jiapptrt, GGtern Nv, uabc y~puNdr0ge, DrUfag ttn ,.
januGt, Nttntn z lbr. gle Dlu8hetCr wertrn eriuGt fb
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RaAtibi, HG6 RddNten Ntpntag Den !. 3dnuar Nbenrs ! ubf
pie Yt1teIidtrii0e Gsnersl' Beriamntluna TN ltt'etrtJen 70"
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peg 10 nua no1 NU. 20 Nsrtb Brecertdlr., Gem @blca3O'
bsuie 9eeeuEbtr, 9e,r8en FIN.
3uB(eta lace i@ Ste NGe u E mem famofsr Fun6 auf oe'
NR .. WroRAtr.
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benaGri6ti8t, baB DE nsueH Neten3rlege n%a'fen 0tthta9 SIS
rem 5. SanWar - s Il e9e5eben ptrpst. ltno rnp Pe lrupefe
N~esenselese na0 p%tlaat:n 0atnm anger 8-ttt
2mal am Arttrta Netnr. iNl0Nf Ntr
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MiQarp's 1cteI in BaiRin8tcn lino 8csenmars
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Gde rpll Qcmbarps UNI 9dn1ttro6e.
sorts unp wetde 8pblen ron ben tefSS berlemtsfen @ra,
Sen Al ben btlIt > u @retlsn unb pwoeu pope $3.50 @funb
ouf bic Spuue ~esGrben. W0nj bsfpnrGs gut brsnnsnse Spts
len fur ale SOrten 8p6Efsn; IN etCBtnn Sgrrath unS rer"
ben Berbra u1er s.SR tprem .SVrSbetl tnosu, WsEuSte bet natF
yrrlpreben. -
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NsutScncr Gentral SSaupercin Nip. 2.

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2DefersGtfce.
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The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Arrive at Jackson nsn, day by lem.
Bids for two irirs week invited.
i05se From Appleton by Aenburg, Sheffield aud UnoD
Point, H., to Jonesboro' 81 miles and back, ones
a&eek
Lcrve Appleton "Wednesday at cam;
Anye at Jonesboro by p M
Leave Jonesboro' Thursday at 9 q m;
Arrive AT Appleton by pm.
lOso0 Ffom Benton, by Hunts Landing, Cypress and
Charleston, 10 Iatdsvhic 30 males and back tvi,s
Leave Benton Tue.dsy and Friday .,sam;
Arrive Brdsville by IN;
Leave Birdsville Wednesday and Saturday at ss
Arrive at Benton by Pm
Bids to eud at Charleston invited.
WV BIDS for hree-tmcsa a-week service also invited
iO6sf From Benton Commcrce, miles and back twics
week.
+ Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday at am
Arrive at Commerce by 10 q m;
Leave Commerce Tuesday and Friday a, IL am
/ Arrive at Benton by ] p m.
ioes2 From Bndsville 70 Cairo ILL.,, ! miles and back
1eavs ave Birasvis Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Cairo by II am;
Leave Cairo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a.
l2m
Arrive at Birdsvillc by 2pm.
Bids invited to commence route at Charleston, and
for daily service between Charleston and Cairo.
Ioee3 From Birdsvlie, by Hopewe to Columbus, Ky,
% miles and back once week
Leave Birdsvle Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at Columbus by IN;
Leave Columbus Tuesday al cam;
Arrive at Birdsvilc by pm.
lO6s4 From New Madrid, BY Point Pleasant Solitude,
Gayose, Carnthersvil'e, ana Cottonwood Point.
10 fIickman's scrd, Ark, 81 miles and back, once
aweek.
Leave New Madrid Saturday At Z am
Arrive at Hickman's Bend rext day by Spm;
Leave Hickman's Bend Thursday at 7aDi
Arrive at New Madrid next dayby 6Pm
loes3 From West Prairie by Beach, TO shlllsecoux 81
miles and back week.
F' Leave West Prairie Saturday At cam;
t'.t Arrive at ChiIiecaux by up M;
Leave Chllitecaux Friday at o I'm;
Arrive at Wcet Prairie by p m.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Safcoxie, 10 miles and back, three times week
one of the trips TO 60 via Valley Forge, and the
other two via jasper.
Leave Carthage Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at sarco1ie by I2 m;
Leave sarconc Taesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive At CaShagc by ep m.
Bids for six uips week invited.
lOelc From sareoxe, by Fidelity and Diamond Grove to
Blytheville, 25 miles and back, once a week
Leave Sarcoxis Wednesday ar 4 7 IN;
Arrive at Blyhevillc by pm;
Leave Blythcville "Wednesday at an,
Arrive at Sarcoxie by IL N.
Bids for two trips week invited
losli From Sarcoxe, by Mount Pleasant and Cad Fly
to CassvlIe, "a miles and back, once a week.
Leave Sarcoxie Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Csssvlle by 6 p m;
Leave Casoville Monday nj a m;
Arrive at Sarcoxe By pm.
0ss frs% Hnss Ctsst ~ ss Drnss
Hic Bspust Mission, and CINCINNATI, TO Boones-
boro', SO miles and back, week.
Leave Neosh0 Thursday at a m;
Arrive At bOoncsboro' next Saturday bv 8 m;
Leave Boonesboro' Monday at m;
Arrive at Nsosho next "Wednesday BY iam.
Bids for two trips week invited.
lOei3 From Noosho by Cedar Creek and Grand Falls to
Crawford Seminary, "a miles and back, once
week.
Leave Ncosho Thursday at am;
Arrive at Crawford Seminary by p m;
Leave Crawford Seminary Friday at cam;
Arrive at Neosho by 8 pm
Bids for two trips week invited
l06l4 From Neosho, by Kent and Halle Bottom to Cass
vile, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Neosho Friday at am;
3 Arrive at Cassyilc byspn,
Leave Cassvie Saturday ut Z a m;
Arrive at Neosho by m.
Bids for two trips week invited
1855 From Nsosho Mo-, to Albuquergus, New Mexico,
800 miles and back a month.
Leave Ncosho on the 18th Of every month at a M
Arrive at Albuquerque by the 10th Of the following
inonth &'N -
Leave Albuquerque the 18th Of every month at &
am;
Arrive at Neosho by the 10th Of the following
month
Proposals for mere frequent service invited.
loSls From Neosho, by Beaver Spring. to Rutiedge 80