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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

VICrIMIzING COUSTRYMAS.-About o'clock
Yesterday morning, Policeman Carr OF the Sixth
Precinct discovered man, almost IN a state OF nu-
dity lying on the sidewalk in Orange street On being
questioned, he stated that while under the influence
of liquor, he was induced by dsreputable female to
accompany her to house on the Five POINTS oa'
could not identify the place where he wa robbed o ms
cold watch and 500 in cash. The officer, after dill
gent search succeeded in arresting the owner of vile
den in Cow Bay, named Ann Bradley, with five
others They were all brought before Justice Osborn
at the Tombs and being fully identified by their I'M
fortunate victim, 7-Ie .4va his name as William NJ
Namara of Binghamton, were committed for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
lAdyerti cement.
Tc,s--Tnr CANTON TEA COMPANY have O

hand eerg variety o. rEAs for Groors and and
pya fes souchou. Oooug and Young i YsOn nom be.
10 s0c; Curuowder aud Imperial rom D. % oc AL otler
eusi.ties .orsg low Also SD boxes god FAtLY TEA ior
Can md sxsuino - No. - ChshsHist tween Pearl
and R0Oseve
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS --Elreeh1 -
g.h Nelyets ~ \ per yard; BIsses, ID, s aud ' ny
Wool ugrains f0c. aud c; Oiciofls, 5lc, &C. ' Pu.s
grts Maitngs Tsble aud Piano Coyer, window osoe soy
Mars ac. Astonishing low prices ltiHsM AA'tA
no. ~ BoweTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

n, nc Board met at noon on Saturday. Present
az % llemann Drs. Rockwell, Miller and Thompson
aug councilman llaswell
ui, 1T, w ALLfE reported, in letter 60 Dr.. Thompson
'1a' 'he lower bay clear Of infected vessels the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

THF OCTOBER TERM OF THE C0URr oF HENihAL
SESSIONS commences this morning Recorder Barnard fa-
The following the calendar of for drpo. aiiH-
tenn: Grand larceny 81 bsssTty 3, robbery 81 sn'i1
fofery Do; perjury arson, burglary l5i dntd' i' .
feouior. assault ard battery 8i accessory ~ mnA' D.
ins s.o el goods .qnsa-t ralt l. murder .'isa
nv. 3. seduction ]. Total--l0j.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

SrIcDE.-Willam Stoy, German, who was adj
mitted to the New-Yor Hospital, ON Friday last, rom
No j2 Pearl street. suffering from the ELECTS OF
quantity Of arsenious acid, which he had taken Tor
t6e uufpose Of ,elf-desructon, died yesterday and
the Coroner was notified to hold an inquest which he
win do to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
Adve rtissnent.
To NERVOUS IFFERERS.-Ar retlre'

1b NIiNfOtN - Nv. 800.
~ -r-at nervous offering i. willing q assst .t's
sIsr,.. e,r,v o.. re.iou l.ed Dirct tae k-' JOIN
NJ pASNALL No Isa Fulton. t. Brooklyn n J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

LFcTrRE.-R. j. De Corlova esq, who j. we'll
known to many Of our readers a. a humorist and
scholar, will deliver the first Of course of three lee
lures, this evening, at Clinton Hall Astorpiace Sub
jet" Money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

PURDY's NATIONAL THEArER. - -To-NIGhI'
Eo.rrics.. rros Lorli Drama oi H. PooR o. oan
d. b. rof c.d a. this prosperous Thelter ~ mafnicelt
slner auI with b. the Musical Drama of Guy NAANhRN"
with Madame Pou.si a. Neg Meui.es aid PAAiofi'iA'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
fAdyert .sement.
BRADY's GALLERIES.



AMBR0TYPEs AND DAGUERREoTffks.
Nos 80 and 2j goadwsT NrwIors, ana NO ~ renlyF
vanisay., Washington, d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
IAaserti.sIneui
DR. IEyETT's Pateot Improved Atmospheric

Pressure Plate. for Araa Teeth slpe e oi
does the roof of the mouth j. NJ. 1, =,
rrocucrg comfort rrst.sinatle b. aN p' pi'r. .a1
.hed 1855 LzvEII inventor aud Ps'eA''e u s'eiey
place, uesE orosdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

BuLooN AsoESsIoS.-Dr. Boynton gives his in
structve and amusing philosophical and magnetic ex
perilnents this evening, at the Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
LULA MDNIEI-
Mr.. Hoyt sent the following reply to Madame

THE CoURTs FOR OcTOBFR.-The October term
the United States Circut Court commences the
third Monday of this month The business Of the court
will be jury causes-ciy and criminal A large number
OF patent cases among which the Sewing Machine
contests; equity and appeals in Admiralty
The United States District Court will commence
business on Tuesday A Graui jury has been sum
moned, and there are many petty criminal cases for
their consideration.
There will be two circuits Of the Supreme Court
one OF which viii be held by Judge Clerke.
In the Sup srior Court Genersl Term will be held
by three judges during the first two weeks Of the term
during which there will be only trial term held for
jury causes Three trial terms will be held during the
last two weeks for The ia Of jury causes. The Spe-
cal Term viii be held in the chamber of the Board o.
Supervisors room No l. City Hall. The trial and in
quest calendar for October November and December
contains ,679 cases
The Court of Common Pleas will have two trial
terms Part irst to be held by Jodge Brady and part
second by Judge Hilton Judge DAILY VIII sit at Cham
bers The decision Of Judge Brady, on the Harlem
Railroad Injunction against the corporation, will be
delivered il a few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

THE CRYSTAL PMAcE.-A large number of exhih-
itors met in room No. at the Palace on Saturday
evening for the purpose Of taking meaeuro' to let the
world understand how previously the Exhibition had
been misrepresented in the columns of The TRIBUNE.
a Committee was appointed of a member from each
State, who are TO prepare address report in be-
half of the Exhibition and it, managers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

SrprcTlov UyDrR PHoMIsE oT MARRlASE'-AI-s
Bridget O'Nel OF No. 81 Clarkson street. pfepo'-
sessirg young person, about y years od, VINO mas
been earning for herself respectable living oy aAins
stocks called upon the Mayor on saturday .a't' ana
preferred complaint against eartman by 'ne name
Of Patrick Cassidy for having effected her seduction
under promise of marriage; and, teng about 10 be-
come a mother. she begged that her gay deoever
might be dealt with according to his deserts fatrck
wa. arrested and held to bail in the sum Of ,ee0 ior
hi, appearance to answer for the offense.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

sr.psIse CASE Dows TowS.-A; an early hour
ves,erda, morning a soldier named John Harrington
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

H,RrFoRp STEAMBOAT LISE.-The steamers City
of Hartford and Granite State, which have left this
city at clock during the summer, will on and after
to morrow. jth instant leave for Hartford and the
variou. landings on the Connecticut River, at 1
O'clock, ?. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
The Couit then rendered the following


Before Judges DAWES, tLLtkE 0ud ~ tlhEbLAND.
John 7. Hrckinau, AluiAi-frcr, g. Agf IT. People Sc
and Mary Bon.1r et ac ui smcut oi t Court vi" b. that
tire decree judgment a. f 1 a Term ?" rDfrrct eNrcPt
Which declares ts l-llrst Of +6 0J l fi -
purchase &c void that the tt4'or died .ne-ta'e s- -,
devised. tiat residue thereof being wholly r.r.onl
estate the next Of ku 10 b. paid 20 them in dus
course of administration
John Warwick a. The Mayor &C.. of NewYort - al.
Judgment Special Tenn sustaining the demurrer affirmed
Will costs.
David Lyman agt Joseph H. Parons of h" Sur
rogatr Ie.crsd. Judg' Cerse dissenting
Before Judges DAVIES, SUTHERLAND sud hGRtHAM.
The Mutual L iusurane" Company Of Ne Work at An
brosc Wsler judgment # Special Term affirmed snf motion
al dei ct. with costs.
David eayiif, Receiver. at Mary Ann Pci ct a.Juds
mtIt a. Special Tenn atiuned. with costs.
John hau q A. sgt. jacob ShspJsdzuert of Special
Tenn ali,mrd. with costs
Meyer H. Meyer AT Leon Van Cullen, eta Henry =.
Tuner The Ssue Philip Frlns"nhcmer - o. ag The
SlGc-Judgusut Of Special T,rU overriding demurrer,
oil med slth costs
Meyer H. Meyer eat Leon Van Cllspi. et a. Honry y.
fuiurr agr he Same Pn p Frankrrbsuer Il s as Tns
Ssme-Jldgueut of Special Term uIgng defesd lnt DE
fourg d tempt affirmed with costs
lnr- b Finat ~. Lydia II Clrley, ENecltrN -Iltz'
Il Special Tenn afmcd HtE costs ,ad mDIion of now
trial denied.
Thomas ; Nelson, al Janfs E.lon.Ildsr Mt Of
spc a Term Overriding demurrer Isgcrsed aud IldsueDt Vr
defendant u demurrer "l costs.
Many r. Thomson % a sgt. EdHard a. Ttpmpslr. Tps-
tee slbusou decided See 0pli11 0f sltfffnt, T.
PtniHu blrssom ct al, at. baw4ld tnauPon.-Ncw
tEi4i granted, % abide event
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

Az UNRyowN WoMAN Rus OVER AND KILLED
Saturday afternoon about o'clock an unknown
woman, some 80 years Of age, was rdn over IN
Greenwich street, near Yesey, by a horse and cart
driven 10y Samuel Courtney, in the employ Of Robert
Campbell, esq, iron merchant at No. 100 Leonard
street and soseyerey injured ha' death ensued in few
minutes afterward. Courtney, the German, was ar
rested by the Third Ward Police, and detained till
Coroner Gamble was called 10 investigate the matter
II appeared in evidence that the deceased ran sud-
denly in 'front.' Of the horse, and being knocked down,
one wheel of the ear, passed her body before the
driver could stop his horse. From all the facts 3D.
duced was apparent that the occurrence was purely
accidental. and the Jury rendered a verdict to that
effect Tie driver was then discharged from custody
The woman was about the medium hight, slender
build and had dark bair. Her dress consisted OF a
calico skirt, striped petticoat oil gaiters and over
shoes. M Campbell took charge ei the body for the
friends of deceased and her remains can be seen at
No. lC9 LlouaIl street r reasonable lsrsth OF ume'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

FATAL FALL WHILE Is1oxIcAT2D.-Abo1t i3i
O'Clock Sunday morning Frederick Nitman, wio oc-
cupcd q gsret room in the premises No. 5jl fea'
street returned home in partial state Of ntoXcai'n'
but. on reaching the front door lis ngbtkey was not
to be- found and he was let in by friend. whitman
proceeded mp stairs a. if 20 90 to his room, but sP
pears he failed to reach IT, and some hours ater""rd
, dead body was discovered lying in the rear yafu'
1t i suppose that Wdman, in his oblyious ''a'e o'
mind instead Of going to his room, uneeTemonousiy
went to the roof Of the house, from which he ae''
and fell to the rear yard, before stated. Coroner
Gamble held an inquest the body at the Skin re
cine, Police Station, where DR.. o Iianlon examined
tie corpse \ compound fracture OF the leii leg ana
fracture of tie base Of the skull beside other INJURIES
were discovered. The Jury rendered Veri.st o'
death corresponding with the foregoing facts VIM
man was painter by trade ab'ut 50 years o. age
and native of Danbury Connecticut lie our'ed Ms
wife only afev weeks -iaee HIS isi"ef anu oIneI
relatives, who reside in Troy, have been 'elegraphed
to, and doubtless VII appear AID take ehar5s o' 'ie
body.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

EXPLOITATION or LUSATlcs.-The Liverpool Select
Vcstry announces that nne'y-nne poor, demeniei
creatures have arrived in that city from NewYoIk by
two vessels and as they are helplessly insane and
penne,s have to be supported at the public expense.
Who sent them across the Atlantic Who paid for
their passage Where did they come from : Was
their expectation private speculation or piece os
nnblic dupleiiy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

and John kiey got into Al aterca'
bor.s =. '''''' -e.g Tnpot alloy whcr
s.ve,., t,.,r> iced ce:aecn .hcm. Afer some time
bosh 90, into the street aud rene re tie fight when
Hsrrsrtop 4. i, alleged, drew knife AM stabbed
HI, -ptapopi.t in tn LETT SIDE iufictinr Ia, -srous
wound. Officer Hem, ~ @; the Fir~t Precnc, ".
rested the accused. and Ju f;ce osbor locked him m.
Riley was taken to the Hosp.Sl'
Two BURGLARS DISCOVERED ~ srR,rAGrA--A
few nights ago the office attached to tNe livery stable
Of Messrs Kiugsley & son. No. lO5 F.'arkln street.
burg,arou.y entered by means Of fsls, keys and
three coats, valued At $50 and $40 in countcfSst bills
stolen thereirom. The employees were CLOSELY qucs
toned, but none Of them knew anything abors the
affair. Suspicion finally fell upon two fellows who
had been lurking abolt the stable, and informe-
ton thereof together with description of their per-
sons, given to the police. Officers Latta and
Slater OF the Lower Police Court. accompanied 10y
Officer Rollins of the Fiih Precinct, visited low
place corner of West Broadway and Worth street and
ap9rehendej. suspicion of burglary two fellows,
named David Ryer and Stephen Anderson, whom
they conveyed to the Station-Housc and l-ckei up
different cells. As there was doubs as to the
identity Of the prsoners very clever strai Sgem
reSoitcd to in order 70 gain the desired evidence.
Officer Rollins, Disguise, in a suit of OLD co'scs, and
nth a secdy aud dilapdaed white Lat pulled over
h eyes, giNirg,hm the appearance of dock Vaier
fei-ned drunkenness, and with much racket .
tunbiod down stairs and showed into cell between
the ones occupied by Ryer and Anderson Rollins
carr .d out hi> part to perfection, and hCccd and
yelled and commenced singing verse from hat ,or,;
which all drunken men, a general thing. attempt
to sing
She's I'll my .aney painted her, >
She's love she . divine"
The officers up stairs were nearly convulscd with
laughter but Rollins stuck to his work, receiving no
except from the burglars themselves who
told hi to shut up his jaw and stop his
Id noise" After a while he became apparently sub
iued and throwing himself violently upon the plank,
10 be asleep. lie snored long and loud at
which the prisoners opened conversation, in the
course Of which they spoke about the burglary, aud
one told the other that the property in the
house where they were arrested. They were becom-
ing very communicative and were talking very freely
about their rascates when the doorman unfortunate
lv placcdtwo street walkers in cells directly oppO
site those in which the burglars were confined. The
won IN happend to know Rollins very well by sht, and
the ruse intimated to the fellows that
they lad better stop talking. Officer Rollins now
came out and with other officers proceeded to the .
place above named and instituted search, which re-
suited in the finding of the stolen property in the pos
session of three girls Eliza Sanders Kate Fisher and
Hannah butcher The girls were taken in custody
and committed a. receivers. The accused were COM
mtted to prison for examination by Justice Osborn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

REAL EsrArr.-The following sale was made or
Saturday byP. Il. Williams; llouse and lot No. JV'
Blocker street. 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04


judgment Of the SpocIa. Torn affirmed .n all re-
pects eept The beIuet " the Acan College ana 10 " tin
us te validity Of he pomiss"fy notes io e alset' "i ,s
ipse the /. acc. slso tlst the dsso q 'arpa income
1ss s dIaa a' 81 ' p The e I'D ..a u ,ay @ hat
1,ad also fAe widow j. eLttd o oLe'hifd Pafi q" the
% n g.ll d..es from 20 mach holds the 2th a
ce oI vii ratIns 20 ihr fs,na e't. yasa .pon the
e y ons tho Will r the benefit of others than minors
Decree be- settled BY Justice slnennd in Conformity w'h
BeSre Judge. DAvis,, s. JnEal 'So and H9sEsoon
en- rled out cost., and without prendico ' d"nd
ant hsLi 70 max. az uot9n 70 .' fe tae l5nr.. Nh,
Mu. Turner o.t AN Edgar s. Henry beah az. h2o
Rueli Francis Rider az. C. b. d. L. Fsisei Or. 2Prr
" 5paudlrg Az Geo H. Prrae Piod isia,op e. . yl'
Reid eta.; WH H. Dodge sg Alfred u W MNa1 'ns' - =.
Cahn. &C., at. lie Farmers and ciil.n' & D'nN '.s
'sndi Wan G. NMppie ag' ue95 SS',s ~ ar 4ibr, n
- ~ H Mods a. Edwlfd d. Jsmss-Oriefs iu 10
NJ i n,i, H sst Wn NJ saasan--Order lppeaeI
tom f.ed Win cass With iberiY 10 ai,aek the aEncA on
''Jo' John c. q Bo fi,ss Ia u. I'll He W He~oier appealed from
'r. aSg1. p woodrua as John Hir.onOd' appealed
nom ..fnsa, ss,, PSyer sr- weeon r. Bccbe seOrIe
aPpessd if,T ~ sst Marin W Pre'tJude Of spe
Tenn ao, si,J JoS-,s ClFzKg, Ratcos snt scrHERl,>D
r.-.S r xiii n sst f-ois Centrs Riilroad Company
,rprsI dlsrissed, with oo'fs
-'p pc Jalses nszAHAa sxIra aud SUTHERLAND.
THE EAAuSATION Og AFrLIcASIs F0E ADiIs,ios 10
PRACTICE.
Tweriy-tnree epphcauts presented tneIi'tF's 'iiS
fr be- exsiniasd Ga rosai hsiE qnsiL ai'i :, oe
admitted into ,La ,at Prosea Tic iies * 'nnss
D-aD 4. Oakey Hal GId {. A9uel subjected 20"
legal lon0ls sIlct e4aul4tion A oi S,a4' ,4' ~
with ilc rules lceeiy adDptsd % ' ~ % 80
Jds.sa Alary To- eAAsn alton hsd not eoh''id'a "Hfn
coz potter ~ IT,
Is vCHAyBKss--Rcfore Judge scEHgRLANO.
Thy oPFNfNG or SECOND VENUE.
Tie application ofthe Mayor &c, 70 e e"iniln ',i' "
report 81 tie Commissioner u fstirl-tr and As' -
opening ite Secoul avenue VS. on srru1, ta'- "a ~ e.
JAIME. r. Brady appeared .of he Corporation sia a. a.
Moves fo tAe properly owner, Interested M onlv ~,
fu alton on tire yrorfui tal the report wa s - y sl
Of the CONN. .sioners, the statute requiring I" 70 ~
, oftLs~, -
Befo-c judge DAWES ,,n,,rv
Tuy WEST wAsHISOroN MARNkl ~ - hobslf of
This morning an application wac 'I ~ gral, 70 pay an
the receiver boz this case' 20 c bsTrs the srgnura tho
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

The RaAsOS.-The new City Hall keeper, MI
Roome Is an active and efficient workerin that Sec
ton of the Democratic party which sustains the or
gauization at Tsmmany Hail. and Mr.. Taylor has
been long in charge Of the City Hall as TO be of COM
paratively service in political campaign. Hence
the change.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

Tic friends Of District-Attonoy Sweeny Will regret
to hear that in consequence Of continued III health he
has fcl his duty to resign the office to which he was
elected last Fail. Mr. Sweeuy went to Europe under
modi al advice but returned without having expe-
reuccd any benefit. This resignation restores the
office to the people. and It viii be among the prizes
contended for at the ensuing November ei,ctioz.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

ClTY PoLUIcs.-Georgc L. Gariicl was on satur-
day evening nominated for tie Assembly by the
Republicans Of the lst District Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

CORREsPoSDESCE ~ LOLA MoNTEz ASD RFy. Mr..
HoYT.-It will be remembered that the church of
which the poet the Rev. Ralph Hoyt. was the Rector,
was struck by lightning and demolished last summer
Lola Montez in view of the Rectors misfortune, has
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-20
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
FOR CITY MARSHAL,
e EsEsAEFI -. Spss Az T..
Esw City all.


1t gives US pleasure to learn that Messrs Toay
d Allen about to finish off the unoccuped
lortIcn Of the second story of their new stone
building opposite the Court House, for City
Hail Cur citizens have long felt the need of a
public Hail. and v { have no doubt Will be graf
ifed with the announcement that this want is
about 10 be supplied
The building IS located in central portion Of
the City-pn High strcet-lnd the room is suf-
fieiea.ly large TO sccomm pdate almost any mum
''er Of Persons that would be likely TO consre-
gate for any purpose to which ii Will be opened
The want Of suitable room for LyceuIns
Lectures, Concerts, a.. has proved 4 great OBJ
stacle in the way OF those Interesting and use
ful assemblages. Now that we are about to
have an excellent City Hall, We hope to see it
ot-ea occupied for Literary, ami other aPpro-
IGia;e purposes.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-20
y RETIRED PHYSICAL

/Seycnty five years Of age, whose sands Of life have
4 nearly run ont, discovered while IL the East IN
lias. certain for Consumption, Asthma, Brou-
chitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
& remedy discovered by him VIXEN his child, Il
d daughter was given up To die. Wishing to do a.
much good possible, he wall send to OF his alct-
ilo vbeins request it, this rccii c, full and
ct directions for milking it uP,and Iscessfuy using
it. lie requires each applicant 70 incose hin &
sitliu--tHree cents 10 be returned posta. the b
recipe, an the remainder to be .pIieG the pay \
ment Of this advt rtisouegit. A4dr-s-
DR.. =. JAMES, - Grand street, Jc, ,.r City.
l4tC New Jersey. +
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-20

- The daily Union Prayer Meeting-=ft tie
Court House continue TO increase in interest
IS The bell gives the signal of l o'clock, each
succeeding day, professors Of the different de-
nominations, seekers after the consultations Of
The iraths Of Christianity, and some perhaps &C
locking T. Tie Peoples Prayer Meeting" IN
I'll the house Is filled TO its utmost capacity
Many have protested to have found the pearl
q great price, and others have expressed an
anxiety to become acquainted with Him who m
70 know IS life eternal May the good work
e,utiaae u.til az arc brought into the fold Of
Christ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-20
Arrival aud Departure Nails 10 and iron, via.
cJaI Point.


From Warren. via Mineral Point r. r. connectio~ vim
cars from Eastern, Western and Southern States yis
Crdtiot, Darlington and CaaIne, WIS., every ,a /, iv
O'Clock P NJ. To the above places every CAV ~ = =
T. Mail 10 Beloit ShuIIs.Irr and Ni.,.c'pt : =
sent by this route -''
An mail matter sent by said must be put In the oef
before : O'Clock T..
From Gsena, by coach, via hazel Green Pattsv ,,
cottage lnn carry ing mail from Irs of Grant
ana Ia 1ytJte counties and Highland Iowa county
every day al . o'c4ck To the said places a. cr,
day at \. II. Mail closes at Pm ''
FROM the cars III Arena, by coach wa Riapeav aud
AodEeFle, carrying mail matter VI tdiSen Nit-
Waukee La Crosse Bad Ak, Crawford Eastern Moth.
erh ana orth-es7ern COUNTIES every day o'clock
= NJ 10 the said places at every day AZ o clock A. n
Nail closes at = Z. NJ - -
From Patch Grove, two horse hack via Mount Hone
Mlllyille, Mount Ida. Fcnnimore Nouffort III,
MlnsFitie} Grant county and Constance and Linden
iowa county, every Tuesday Friday lsy II A. IL
From CaSsyie, horse wago, via Beetovn Lapca star
New California and Miillin WIS ever Tned,iav bv /
?, NJ 40 The above every Wednesday at a. VI Mail
closes Tuesday Z ?. n.
From 3eloit horse back via InraansvfI ,-,i- t-,lf
ioo'ek, Albany, Attiea, Moreield, Monticello FaIo
itia Grove, NIct, Argyle, Eayttte and t,erg,ts-,,
WIS., every TUESDAY, Thursday ani SATURDAY. {. 10 >
n 10 The above every AoHlay, Wednesday ard Fli-
day at A. ~ -
From GAINESVILLE horse back via Center Magnolia A1I
ny at'ie'' E&eter New Giarus, Bern, Turkey Grove
and Moscow Wis, every "Wednesday ~ p NJ To tl,.
ABOVE places every Thursday at NJ
SOME POST OFFICE RULES:
No credit Is given. Paper is taken as money five
cannot make change the sender viii to loose tho
odd change Postage regular papers and nlza-il e
nus pc Pla IN advance, Il not d0Et'e postage N ~
Lettc, papers, OF any transient matter sent 10 any mart
II ,ie = : must DC prepaid. Stamps be put on
No questions viii be answered when the mail is being,
once hours every day Sunday excepted, frc An.to
5 p. N Livery saturday neht the Office open
lit4 - p ~, 20 deliver mail.