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Randusia Seminary.
= ths Gallatin Pike, 2 miles fsom Nashville.

A DiEFONAL. be@rdtsg fufala can b. receixea inlo
= Il til.s inzss1srn - ~ sal have recently
o<curFsd Ala1erzl saf irlfas ais8 be reorfV ed
Asfl4llon zhe.it - s1alf Enthusiastically Tbs sasslan
easnIael1ceG the 1T o. cetcnbcr Iktl ana !, "a ees.
taae - The Ia a July lisa tt,r leruas A. n,ly
esshsr - tbs frln<ifei the seuinary, X u crcss
Atsesnsf - Law ~ - olee, Ne - fkaacrkk sifeck
s<hl-l "a kATl4si. CIelfes
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49, Later and favorable accounts Of the
Utah expedition have been received from Col
onel Johnston by the War Department. Col
onel Johnston had mustered four additional
companies of volunteers into service for a pc
riod of nine months. The troops were in
good health, and very comfortable in their
winter quarters. An abundant supply of fat
beef had been obtained from settlement to
the north of Salt Lake.
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This represents an aggregate of about $50
heavy month. But trade is manifcstly rcviv-
ing, and it is hoped that the receipts during
the remainder of the fiscal year will average
$4,000, 900 per month. With the past receipts
this estimate will bring the total for the year
up to S43, 900, 900, and will leave deficiency
to be provided for by loans or Treasury notes
on only 25 or 40 millions of dollars.
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ST. LOUIS BANKs.-The ST. Louis Democrat
has it from reliable authority that the suspen-
ded banks of that city contemplate Il resnmp-
tion Of specie payment ON the LIST OF March.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Part II of the revised code was read Sc
cond time and passed.
The House consumed the remainder of the
evening in the consideration of House bills on
second reading.
Adjourned till p NJ
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COMMUNICATIVE.

TIAvING associated james Cayrrt with us b bust
i aess, the manufacture Il Furniture Viii hereaitcr
b.. carrscd under the irsu Il CflOSfS, CA
VERT a co.
We are manufacturing FaFnltnre ~ every ae@sriE,
tIan ahd st<k : Erners4y saiicAruf for tho Dir
naands q the trase. Taos ~h have heretofre xiv
en "a tleir rssssnnf and those 10 have tvIed
GRo0NFs, cAyERT A CO.,
febs-sm Ne. Is, Loaer College st.cet
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saauzry -, ISIS

IANING stt nly Interest," ~ The bokss Noffs, stuek
III ar. q Hssbruzk A noHhirtrr, - nrAhhter
hso lis ~iA rstfte AZ cluas against the late nz;
heifh isier sil1are tisanAs al tlle cssIail
e. 81 he hats ann alId ssuid rsosaen ms ssieees
ssrz a. ganuenlrB Nlr--ky Il u taelr
Ies.i-aim G. HASRoox.
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STATE or CoNFCTfcUTl

BRTDGFTs6RT: s. January IS 1855.
Personally appeared T r. CorRrEVsY, President, and
TIspT Try HoUGH, SccretIry, 81 the above Company,
ana ssNcialy made oath that the foregoing statement,
by them bscrbed, l. in their belief true Before
me, GEORGE ". NARNfR.
[sEAL Notary Public.
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Gs- The New York Tribune intimates that
the celebrated Texan Ranger, JACK HAYS, has
been taken prisoner by the Mormons.
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Partner Wanted.

4 NY gentleman. possessing good besihess quail
n ncation and having small capital u invest
lucrative and we'll established bnslnesz, iscAr u
IA opportunity q dosE By appitcAtioE NJ
febS-f THIS OFFICE
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title 18th of the code passed the third time
Several House bill passed the second time,
Senate bill to amend the law in eiectment
cases passed the third time.
Adjourned till o'clock p VI.
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DlsSolutIou.

TIVE Co par tolsis.p "a HA>iataik hcwiIikft1i
II h4s tis day bccu Dissolved ~ nut1sl rsz-=clt-
l. q flasbrssk hasiar si IN. f1fertsi m tir bs-sts
nste- stlek Al, Joan ". Non rtrf aud Fountain
T. n liirief, unF ne as D. and hEn1 a Nc
NliEleF ifrssT aia al,ue 4glisaftzri ~ nd 60
tie te-incss u lse ARA aud thr - the IRA
Ia !.st..sIaIsen. 4 q. hAstfiifHuA,
JOHN NJ. AcNflti<l AK
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NASHVILLE, February 3, 1885.
This J. tn rsrtiy thai the BiroKruEf STHANCF tuN-
-, located bridgeport the State 81 Connecticut,
has ciuplsi with ali the requirements 81 act PASSED
by the General Assembly al tic STATE of Tennessee Ia
March, 1850, entitled 'An ACt "a regulate the aEencts
OF Insurance COMPANIES not incorporated by the state
If Tennessee, and thai Jsslu Nash b. the legally
thogzed Agent ct SAID Company IN the town of Nash
vile, state of Tennessee.
J. G lITIREII.. Cnnlptroller.
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For Cairo and Memphis,

THE fine passenger packet, a T--h
il and regular United States se<HD s1s;EEstS-a |
Nail Steamer, CITY OF HUNTS s<zss--zzislST @--~s
VILE, WASH WEAVER, Master, VIII leave on wcdncs-
day, Feb. To- at O'Clock, 7. NJ for the above and all
intermediate ports. For freight or Passage aTidy
board, or to 4. l.. EANIr,
feb!--.t irunt street.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
Carter. McKaV 6 Co.

MN THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY nth, viii offer
~ for Cash complete assortment OF Groceries, viz:
20 hhds. y. Sugar; so doz Cove oysters;
80 bbs. - MOiiSSes; (gOod.)
100 bags - Rio Coffee: 100 boxes star Candles;
20 bbs. Crushed and Pow (full wcight)
dered Sugar; so hi. do. do. do;
10 bhs. Fresh Texas Pc so or. do. do. do;
cans: IS box. Tallow Candies:
% bbs. No. Siackerel; as - Champagne Cider,
20 kits No l Mackcrcl; (quarts)
81 boxes fresh Goldfish; so box. do. do (pintS }
50 NJ Z. Eaisins; IS casks Ale aud Porter
- Ef. do do: 100 boxes Glassware;
1850 bbs. Cincinnati recti- 100 900 Cigars ass'd BIDS
fed Whisky; 10 bbls. Cologne Spirits;
10 bbs. pure Bourbon do; 20 pkgs. line BrandiS,
= Monongahela do; close consignment:
10 q American Brandy; box old Otard Brandy:
80 casks :. G. Soda: IS dOZ Wash boards.
200 do2. Painted Buckets: loo box. nan'f. Tobacco
so rests Painted Tubs, 6; 200 bags Coarse salt
- 3; 20 gross Ground Mustard
20 gross Mason's l.. Black u and 4 lbs;
ing: rs gross y. NJ Backing.
so baskets ChampaiCuc;
The above with many other articles will be put up
and sold ia quantities u suit purchasers.
fcbs-td CARTER, MCKAY x co.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

Z IN lEUIiNdy. Il VDFUaFy OtH4 sos, We
~ Will scu Tor Cash IA front Ot Warehouse, a
complete assortment oil Groceries consisting in part as
follows, viz:
40 hhIs New Sugar; 100 boxes star Candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 hlis. qrS. do;
IS bbis. New MoaSses; IS boxes selected W. r.
40 bbs. crushed and pow Cheese;
dcrpd sugar; loo hbls. White Whisky;
45 kits Mackcre: IS - y Y Brandy;
$50 pkgs. NJ. K. Iaisns; IS Holland Gin;
10 sacks PeCauS: 10 - n f. Rum:
sucks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails:
i cases SarIincs; IS doz. Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove oysters; 80 nests Tubs:
10 bags Pepper; IS boxes starch
% chests Tea, $50 - Soap:
20 bales Cotton Irvine; - poylc's Candles;
50 coils Rope: 100 doz Mason's Backing;
IL cases Matches; 100 boxes FlaskS;
Together with numerous ether artrlcs 10 make up a
complete sale. LANlER, PHILLIPS x Co.
febq-td No. 80 Market street.
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Custom House RECEPrs.-The following
are the receipts of Customs at various ports
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I.

LIABILITIES
5 Amount cf Iabflitic, to Bsuks...... $3.50 90
q I4eScS adjusted and due
not duc.............. S.slS 81
unadiusts-G $50. .......... $40 90
IN SUSPENSE ,.................. 500 co
10 Al ctler ella ans against the Comrauy l. 100 90
il The greatest amount in any one risk -, 900 90
l. The - - city town,
villagc......-.......... RTLR,
- The gientest amount in an one block. 1900 90
IL Act Of Incorporation Chaiter herewith.
THOMAS F. COURTENAY, President.
7. HoUCB Secretary.
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II. III. 4 ID. j. GROOMES,
UNDER Y TAKERS

HAVING reeesfly heen bsrlt l-s laotAy theF
III frsesI.is ant tztrsaz LlAt al orssefs ift With
fsrsafez taxrst CO. No i3Colieea sfrset ar ~ t4e
shop 4 v A. iszszh. Ne. iit o1f Market street wIll
ssssst .1lfh pFensf4 aslenttfsH-
n a. A u J. fzEaamas pfuIsietofs ~ tbs rtflf
srna ts.nesz eeIehraIea FsFs1F Nrrstlc hgki.I
cks<Ez nsFt easssf. assi pFelertd - eup,f
al aFiers Ah.essie a1a Estaa a The SHORTEST htrs.
lebe-lns
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The subscriber contnues issue poiicics both Fire
aud Marine, 81 The above reliable COMPANY equita
bic rstcs- JOSH ID NASH,
hesstf
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Metropolitan Ealing House.

- A.E<szk ~ -
rIsHls fssizasn4hle and f-sIslar 44t- <<<4Fr
il "a Hs1ase itst ~ fecnilt x a
kiats - Game. At-rh all - rf<f.i ~ "a alit1sld
sfFle IS ali q tie day. Ieakfu ff tie hlrFa
fsstF<n1as.e hefetxafe hestoNrd 1I<au hssse,
fraz1 ~ zftcpinn he sEie = crsiaseTs,
~ shall <aareae q nlrFa ~ ~ f1sare-
a A W MOORE
Fsk1--u cezaar u cesaF sza Chcrry zts
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Nditltl SlfSh SOW, wv W.
=. paid up,.................2 64 ,5i5 co
THE ASSETS ARE:
/ Cash on hand and in hand Of Agents.. Is ,796 %
. Real Estate. Observation-Disclosures. NONE.
3 PONDS OWNED by THE COMPANY:
- Harlem z. r. Co, LIST mortgage, Is. IS 900 90
Is New Jersey Central do. as 5000 90
IL PusbuTg and St@ubcnyille Railroad
LIST mortgage, : per cent............ II 900 90
Erie and Susquchanhn Coal Co, LIST
mortgage per ceut............. 5000 90
80 New York and Slckawanna Coal Co.,
1st mortgage, per cent ............ $4,000 90
IS Bridgeport Water Co, per cent. - 900 90
Debts 0i the Go. secured by mortgage. ,2t4 90
.. secured by Stock Collateral $50, 400 90
i for premiums, Notes for premiums, IL, aO5 -
: ALI OTHER SFCIRIIIES AND INVESTMENTS.
shs cquornock Bank stock 49,. 100 az 90
- " Bridgeport city bank stock, 102 2,c52 co
lOO0 - HUDSON Paint Manu- ing Co, 20 1900 90
80 " Great Western Insurance Co, so Il 900 90
800 d" Hock Coal Co. h.ladclTla. 20 10 900 90
100 " Bridgeport Bridge O. mVany 100 10000 co
y .. Chicago and Milwaukee Rail
road Company ,............. IS SEQ 90
= 81 LOUIS and Iron Mountain
company ,.........-.......-lC BOO 90
Bills receivable. endorsed and stock
collateral security ,.......... IS AS 90
sasz
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FOR RENT.

fI>FfRFE very dosrahle rsonss over tie fianiers'
i l1nk, suisteie sar ofnces- K.tenoes On coltcgo
ana 4 MIN Streets. fe<Ssssha given immediately
q. EMlNG, FresblcnI
dxciT-u FisnteFS' RINK.
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n00f9
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Leave Elotia Wednesday att q lr 4.a.A
oia Flou West Union by clsrnon. and M0noaa and
McGresors 10 Prairie du Chien, WIS, 10 miss
and back, six times week. r d =
Leave West Union daily. except Sunday, al
Arrive at Prairie du Chen by p m;
Leave Prairie da Chen daily, except sunday'at
Arrive q West uniOn BY pm.
lois From West Union, by Fredsseksbarg, Bradford
ST. Charles City, Floyd, and Gilmanton, to. Usage,
!. sS miles and back, three times week, ss.-.L
Leave West Union Monday Wednesday and FRI
Arrive i. Usage ne 1T days by 6p.m; =
Leave Usage MONDAY, Wednesday,, and Friday at 7
sas a'I: ssa srS
llOi4 From West Union, by Windsor, Rlchheld, Staple
ton, MapssviIe, Jacksonville, Prairisyille, How
ard, Wilksburg, Nelson, and Cardiff, 70 Usage
rs miles and back, twice week
lfi Leave West Union Monday and Thursday at Ga mi
Arrive q. Ossgs asxt days Lay rs sy sRm;
Arrive at West Union next days by Pm.
Bids for three trips week invited. sa :.
lloI5 From Prairie du Chen, Wis., by Johnsons Land
~ ing, Iowa. and Waukon, to Eniotta, Min. Ty, 90
miles and back, week. sa
Leave Prairie iu Chen Thursday at Ca M;
Arnve at EIliota next day by II m;
Leave Elljotta Friday at p M
Arrive at Prairie du Chen nsxt day bIy 7Pm
7lIols From Prairie du Chen Wis, by Nezekan, Iowa.
Painted Rock, and Wexford, to lansing, 50 miles
ana Dack, once u Wcth. III y
Leave Prairie dn Chen Thursday at I'M @
Arrive at Lansing by p N; @
Leave Lansing Friday at a IN;
Arrive at Pgurie du Chen by pm.
lol7 From McGegor, by Monona, Grand Meadow, Post
Vile. Winneshcick Castalia, Ossian, Fort AT.
kinson, and Howard, to 0sage, l2o miles and
back, once week
Leave McGregor Monday at AM -
Arrive at Usage next Thursday by6am;
Leave Usage Thursday at M;
Arrive at Mcliregor next Sunday by Sam.
Rida for three and also trips week lnvitcu.
Bids TO commence at Prairie du CHEN invited
l0ls From McCfegor, by Farmersburg Elgn, and lily
ria, to independence, TO miles and back, once q
week. s
Leave McGregor Tuesday at q M
Arrive at Independence next days by6pm;
Leave Independence Thursday at a m;
Arrive at McGregor next day by 6 p m.
llVl9 From Independence py parciay, paa nad
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

pa,a,s..s.,y,...-. s-N,,,4'
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Arrive at Dshi by 6p.m
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a
81 II tNt
Arrive aI Dubuque by 7 pm
Bids for twoe-a week service only invited.
loss5 From nuhuqus by Bancoms, z~inse, Otter Creek
Farmers Crock. and Futon, to maquoksta "a
miles and back, week. aaj
Leave Dubuque Saturday at am, ss1
Arrive at Maqpoketa by 9 p m, ss8
Leave Maquoketa Friday at a IN;
iArive Al Dubuque by pm. q easaa
loss6 From Dubuque by Derrinans and Tara, to Cas-
cade. "a miles and back, a week ,y,8
Leave Dubuque Friday at s m;
Arrive q Cascade by Q PM .s.s.ssr
Leave Cascade Saturday at 8 M
Arrive at Dubuque by PM ~ .,
loss7 From Rockville TO Colony, 10 miles and back,
weak - tqr ~ st
Leave Rockville Wednesday st0am,
Arrive z Colony BY IAN; .s sa
Leave Colony Wednesday at M; a3a3
Arrive st Rockville by psm = ge-a45a
Osss From Rockville, by Morena Cascade, and Temple
Hill, TO Canton 26 miles and back, once week
Leave Rockville Friday lsam; e
Arrive vt Canton by6pmi - .siscs ~ asa
Leave Canton Saturday at 8 am; q -
Arrive ~ Rockville by g pm.
Amaril, Forrestyire, Compton, Erie, Buffalo
Grove, Greeter's Grove, Fsirbank, and Eagle, to
Wavsrly, 50 miles e, and back, once a week
Arrive at Wavsrly next Friday by 6 am; =
Leave Wavery Friday at m;
Arrive at Dysrsville next Sunday by Sam.
10000 From Dyersvle, by Poul.ney Plum Springs, Yam
kee Settlement, Honey Creek. Cox $ Crock, yolga
City, Highland, E)gin, and Clermont, to Decor
rah, IS miles and back week.
Leave Dysrsvlic Monday at 6 m; atH q
Arrive at Dccerrah next Wednesday at m;
Leave Decorrah Wednesday at a IN; a
Arrive al.Dycrsvic next Friday by I'm.
O99i From Delhi by Hartwick, Halle Green Nugsn;'s
Grove, Ford's Grove, Buckhorn Hill, Wapsa, and
Clarks Grove, to Marion SO miles and back, once
week.
Leave Delhi Friday at ann
Arrive ut Marion by Up m;
Leave Marion Saturday at am
Arrive at Delhi by p m.
lO992 From Delhi by Manchester, Mount Hope, and For
cstvlle, to Strawberry Point, 26 miles and back,
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week.
Leave Marcngo Friday at G ami
Arrive at Mlcrsburg by ~ m
Leave Nillsraburg Friday Mt l PM
Arrive al Marsngo by SPIN.
lO96l From Marengo. by Toledo Marshall, Lafayette,
Marietta, and Edora, to Iowa Falls, loo miles and
back once week
Leave Marsnso Tuesday at am;
Arrive a, Iowa Falls mex, day by spm
Leave Iowa Falls Thursday At 7 m;
Arrive at Marengo next day by spm.
Bids for two, and also iS three trips week M
vited
Bidders will state other n,suned,sis points II amy.
Iese2 From Centre Point oaasqaeson, Is miles and
back once week
Leave Centre Point Saturday at AM
Arrive al Qussqucton by " M
Leave Qoasqucton Saturday al PM
Arrive at Centre Point by 6pm
lo963 From Cedar Rapids, by Aondso pse, oat Grove
Shellsburgh, v,n,en, Lsporte City, Cedar Va,
ley, and Waterloo, 10 Cedar Falls, 20 mites and
back, three times week
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 am
Arrive at CedDr Falls next d-ys by IAN,
Leave Cedar Falls Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at | pm;
Arrive at Cedar Rapids next days by pm.
Bids for six-times-s-wcek service invited
l0964 From Cedar Rspds, by vinion, Toaedo bs,ser'
vile, Marshaltown Marietta, Nevada, and boons-
borp', 10 New Jefferson, Ia Greens county, lss
miles and bnck, a week.
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday q, 6 m,
Arrive at New Jefferson next ThursdAy by 6p M
Leave New jefferson Monday At c IN;
Arrive st Cedar Rapids next Thursday by s m.
Proposals invited TO omit vinion and 60 by Sissey
Grove, Bishops Grove, Saii Creek, RsdmAn, To
ledo, &c.
ioss5 From Cedar Rapids, BY Lafayette, Centre POiat
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elNaye Decatur Thursdly at 6
Arrive at Knoxville next day by pm. -
Bids for TIVE trips week in sited. "A
llosl From Knoxville, by PleAsantyille, Whsens Hart
ford, CarJisle, and Avon, to Des Aoiaes 40 miiss
and back, once week. +.
Leave Knoxville Wednesday at 6 aw
Arrive at Des Moines by 8 IN;
Leave Des Moinea Tuesday At am
Arrive at Knonills bysPm,
Bids for Two trips week invited
1lO3s From Knoxvie by Gospor Columbia Cedar Grove,
La Grange, and Greenvills, to South Fork, ~ mies
Leave Knoxville Thursday ut a IN;
Arrive at South Fork by 9pm;
Leave South Fork Friday at Gam;
os, hr,ss hen oams. q mnSas Sy Z
Poa Newark Monroe Rec, nsd ESss @ rTs',s s,s R.ys RGay
Sum- to Des Mones, 80 miles ana BACK; SIX
times week; Red Rock, Bennington, and van-
daa to be supplied by side mails three times
week.
Leave ottumwa daily, except Sunday, at 5ami
Arrive at Des Moines next day by SAM ssmi m.
Leave Dea Mones daily, except Sunday, AT mi
1000 FROM oskaloosa by Flint Peoria, Granville
Lynnvlle, to Newton, 40 miles and back on~
Leave oskaloosa Tuesday at Ga M;
Arrive at Newton by 7 p m;
Leave Newton Monday at 6 m;
Arrive a, Oskaoosa by 7pm
Bids for trips week invited. e e8
1lo4i From oskaloosa, BY Scott Bellefontane Engish
Settlement, Knoxville, Weston, FisAsantvie,
Sandyvl'e, Indanola, st. Chales, Queens Point
Winisrse, Ar0or I, Grssoasa enfield, I;ss sSn:ns,s He
Lewis and Macedona, 70 IOunciA uiuuS 1oo
miles and back, three times week. sas.g
Leave Oskaloosa Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Al
2pmi - -.
Arrive at Council Bluffs next Wednesday, Fddaya
and Sunday by 3 p m; ID rsiE Tea
Leave Council Bluffs Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at "A IN; gsu4 h3
Arrive at Oskaoosa next Wednesday, Friday, and
Mondsy by SPIN.
llO42 From Oskaloosa by Auburn Wilson's Ferry, Ham
i,ons local. Hem, Wilson's Mil, eiocal,) Weller,
Cedar Grove, and Lucas, TO Charlton, 80 miles and
back once week. ssseeaaa4 a2Fs8
Leave Oskaloosa Wednesday at a IN;
Arrive at Charlton next day by IL IN; 8
Leave Charlton Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Oskaloosa next day by IN.
1o43 From oskaloosa to Union Mills IL miles and beck
week ae
Leave Oskaloosa Saturday at a m; 5sa
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May.sle, bu'hc Brui'don, tnte'Pfses and hnok
10 Wsierloo, Al miles and back, once week
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday at q M;
Arrive at Waterloo day by D. IN;
Leave Waterloo Wednesday at M
Arrive at Cedar Rapids next day by & p m.
Bids foLtwo trips . week Invited.
io966 From Cedar Rapids by Sisters Grove, Bishops
Grove, Rsaman, ramavile. Toledo, and Reeds
vile, to Albion, 10 miles and baqk once week
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday at a m;
Arrive at Albion next day by6pm,
Leave Albion Wednesday al 6a m;
Arrive at Cedar Rapids next day by 8 p m.
Bids for two, and also for three trips week in
yied.
IOss7 From Cedar Rapids, by ssley's Grove, Benton
Bishops Grove, and Redman, to Toledo, SO miles
and back, once week.
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday at q IN;
Arrive al Toledo next day by - m;
Leave Toledo Tuesday ut m;
Arrive Cedar Rapids next day by p m.
Bids for two, and also for three trips a week, in
ved
lOs6s From Cedar Rapids by Forfax, Linwood and Tay
lors Grove, to Marengo, 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave Cedar Rapids Friday at a IN;
Arrive at Marengo by p M
Leave Marengo Saturday at am
Arrive at Cedar Rapids by p m.
Bids invited for two, and alsoJor three trips week
lOs6s From Fa'rvlew by Prospect Hill M Vernon, 81
Mary's, and lvanhoe, to Scion, Is miles and back
three times a week.
Leave Fairview Tuesday, Thursday, and satur
day at IL m;
Leave Scion Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a
l2m; "
Arrive at Farvew by Z n
l0970 From Vin,on, by Woods, Collins Grove, VOL
Creek Crystal, Union Grove, Spring Creek, ant
Green Mountain, to Albion, ss miles and back
week. pt 'tste
Leave Vnton Thursday at 6 I'M;
Arrive at Albion next day by II IN;
Leave Albion Friday at pm; ~
Arrive at Vnton next day by 8 m
l097l From Ynlon, by Woods, Eldora, Point Pleasant
and Webster City, TO Fort Dodge, 100 miles an'
back a week f
Leave Vnton Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Friday by 6pm;
Leave Fort Dodge Saturday at s a m;
Arrive at Vinton next Monday by 6p m
l0972 From Sabula by S,erlng, Mount Ago Van Buren,
Summer Hill, RoIley, Maquoketa Waterford
Cobb Monmouth, Pierce, Wyoming, Madison
and Isabel, to Anamosa, 67i miles and back, thre
times week.
Leave Sabula Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at sam; v
!, Arrive at Anamosa next days by 5 pm;
Leave Anamosa Tuesday Thursday, and Satur
day at am;
Arrive at Sabula next days by m.
lO973 From Sabua to Savannah ILL.,, miles and back
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Arrive at Delhi by pm,
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

\ young American lady in Paris threa-
tens to sue Pres. buchanan for breach Of
promise. She says that, dining at her
fathers table, years ago, he said to her,
My dear Miss, if ever should be Presi,
dent, you shall be mistress of the v bite
House" No use, Miss, in trying-it's
not modern Democracy to fulfil pledges. ]
PRETTY FAIR-The Cleveland (Ohio)
Register says: "Whciher Queen Victor
las red pet,icOa,s will become a fashion
IN America is yet to be known. 1t is GER
tain, however, that the attempts of some
Vi her male predecessors to Introduce their
'"f c0dtsinto this country did not succeed" ]"
"A boy at school in the West, when
called on to recite his lesson in history,
WAS asked, "What is the German Diet z"
"Sauer Krout, Brc,zcls, Schnapps, Blut.
wuTst, and Lager Bier" was the reply.
"Nynbeer, DO you know what for We
ca!ls our boy, Hans p
DO net, really"
Veil, | viii tell yoa Der reason vc
u CD. h.g Hans, jtih L,o aapt..'
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