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By the Eastern, Northern, Western and Southern Lines
Telegraph Building, = ~ Wall street,
last night The snow is gone, and the weather IL very
mild, with the thermometer now at 30 degrees above
There are some indcstons Of snow MFrcdercsion and
HALIFAX, Jan. 12-s p. M.-we have cloudy weather,
and northwest wind.
CH.RlorTETowS, Jan. 12-s p. M-we nne
weather, and a northeast wind IA now blowing.
SAcKvIfE, Jan. 12-3 P. M-The weather here Ia mild,
and the sky overcast strong sou,hefly wind blow
ing. A heavy rain last night took on all the snow
CALAIS, Me Jan. f2-s r M-Thc snow In all gone from
here. Afrosh wind now blowing from the northwest
and the thermometer marks 20 degrees.
PORTLAND, Jan. 12-5 p, M.-The Thermometer now In.
dcates 20 degrees above zero. The wind Is from tho
North
PRovDrscK, Jan. 12-6 p. M-we have had delightful
weather all this day. is clear with the wind from
the nor northwest
srRiSerIFtD, Jan 1915 p M-The wind s from The
northwest The weather IL clear and very mild
Bosros, Jan. IL, 2. M-The thermometer marks a Y
degrees above The wind is from the northwest
PIrIsprRe, Jan. 12.-The weather here il clear The
thermometer marks 3s degrees above zero
PniAbstfIns, Jan. l2-The weather is warm and clem
wind r. from the northeast
JaSHurIs, Wis, Jan. 12-Tho weather Is mild and
pleasant
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 12-The weather is clear and
cold. The Thermometer is at 30 degrees above zero.
CAEo, III, Jan. 12-Tne weather Is clear and warm
wfh the thermometer at 30 degrees.
ST Iorrs, Jan. IL, 6P. NJ II is mild and clear The
thsrmometer marks so degrees above zero.
DuBrors, Jan n--The weather s clear, and the ner-
curry marks 80 degrees above zero.
Iotkpo, Jan. ~, "a M-Cesr weather, with the tber
mometer at 35 degrees above zero
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 12-rhe weather IN clear and sfi
me mercury marks 80 degrees above zero.
PRAIRIE Du CHEN, Jan 12-The weather Ia clear with
a wind from the south ' w.
CmcAco, Jan. l2.-rhe weather n clear and cold with
the Thermometer at "a degrees above zero
lFrRorr Jan. l2-coudy weather, with mercury al IS
clsyst.sn, jan l2-weasher cloudy and warm Mer.
clscsssn, Jan t2-S P. MA dense fog prevails. rber
mometer At 80 degrees above zero.
ColuNpus, Jan t2.-The weather N clear
1SpiASAFcfIs, Jan. l2-1he weaher Is clear and cold
here
FrrroN, H., Jan. 12- III is cloudy and cold here
SrRiNcFErD, n. Jan. 12-Thc weather Ia cleax and
mild, wAh the mercury at so degrees above zero
MocTREAI, Jan. 12-10 A. Mt rained bard here Last
evening but froze curing the night The thermometer AZ
O'Clock this morning marked % degrees above zero The
river fu Of ice but no bridge yet formed opposite
the city
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Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge Thompson.
JAN. 5-Atlen Jones q Wiicor This was nm action
70 recover for clerk from the 9TH Of October
1855, for the period Of year The plaintiff entered
upon bis duties such clerk and continued until or
about the 18Th day Of April 1857, when, without caase
the defendants discharged the plaintiff and refused con.
tinue him any longer in their employment that he has
always been ready and wiling 70 fula his duties and
claimed baanceof salary unpaid, amounting n the sum
Of f4 n The defendants admitted tn hiring NJ plain.
tn but Insisted that the plaintiff voluntarily EFT the
feudaus service. and paid in fui 9 the time thl he
left, wit the 18th of April S57 sni the prooi sho
ing that the pantn voluntarily lc The dcfe1arts' em-
ploy Judgment Eas rendered fol 'efenil With cyss
and slO allowance,
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Interesting from Washington.


yHK CONFIRMATION OF MR.. CLIFPoRp-APPorNr-
MENTs IN THE MARINE CORPS OPPOSITION TO THE
ADMISSION OF MISsEsoTA-RRCALL OF OUR MINIS
TKR In MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1858
yAe Senate went into ExecutivekessionSoday at one
o'clock and took up the confirmation Of Mr. Clifford for
the Supreme Court bench. After animated and ex-
citing debate of three and half he confirmed
BY vote Of 20 to 23Messrs Pugh, Of Ohio Stuart, of
Michigan ard Broderick, Of California, voting with the
republicans. Messrs. Hale, Hamiin, Pugh and Stuart
made violent speeches in opposition TO the conHrma
Nsn- The ground Of their opposition that he
wss not qualified for the position. He was ably
Sefended by Me,ars. Raysrd, Rs.jasnAa snd sai1ei
x1ers were produced from Of the ables and most
distinguished uriss this country thoroughly endorsing
NJ cNGords fitness and qualifications. The opposition
fen not little chsrinei that Mr. Douglas did go with
ihem.
The Secretary Of the Navy today appointed Thomas
wihou OF Missouri and John Schermerhorn, Of Indiana
Ltsutenants In the Marine corps.
The Senate Territorial Committee win report Sa;ur.
dAy pext in favor OF admitting Minnesota with her pre-
ssas constitution. understand the Southern Senator's
vi oppose her admission until tbe Kansas question as
ssnes some definite FORM
ne President understand, has -''"r - Mr. Forsyth
eur Minister to Mexico, that his pres,hee desired in
Washington. He s accordingly expected here in the
course Of a month or six weeks.
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBrIcAs GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Kings county Republican General Committee for
1858 was organized at evening, at the house Of Mrs.
Prest in Joralemon street There general attend
ance from all the wards Of he city and towns the county,
and aer organzaaou the following officers elected
for the ensuing year
T'yssissnf-. Charles Ionee, Ninth ward
TYrt W. Prfdfsm-J. v Stesrns Seventeenth ward.
Sestnd Ftft Frtsiieni--H \ Holi, Third ward
RecordiB0 'ecrstfT1S. Apheus Suth. Eleventh ward.
Coyreyaf 8iic s. rstogg--S s. Broad, renth ~ard
7f.lsirs rsr--l1raOn ~ Fenyon, sixth ward
Sery,ant 10 AfNs-F. ". Webb, seventh ward
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CoRREcrios.-The following is probably correct YER
Of portion Of the from Mexico received by the
Tennessee at New Orleans. The despatch was quite in
definite and was perhaps bunged in the Iansmission-
General Parodi has issued proclamation against the
action of Comonfort and was making large ev,es oil
troops The department Of Vera Cruz has recalled ius
Of the plan Of Tacubaya civil war seemed
inevitable.
The despatch announcing an atrocous murder at Ham
ton should have been dated Hamilton, New York. and not
Canada. The error committed by the telegraph
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PruLADEIPHIA, Jan. ~, 1858.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania Fives s3; Pennsylvania
Railroad, Al; Reading Railroad 70; Morris Canal AN
Long Island Railroad, l0s.
Nxw ORrlAw Jan. II, 1858.
Cotton--Saies to day. 13,o0o bales, a &C. 9Ac Tor
mddDg Sales Of the aat three days. a8 500 bales Re-
ceips do 600 bales Receipts 1t this port less than
at year. 900 bales do at al Southern ports 4eo 600
clined xc-4kc. &c. Flour steady, 1t - Is. Yellow
corn $780, Lard in kegs 9xc. Bulk meat and shoulders,
"a 60 Pork, sides, IS. Other articles unchanged
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nREsroy, N. j., Jan. IL, 1858.
The State Legislature met here to-day. In the Senate
H. O. speer, Of Mddiesex, elected President; A. H.
Chamberlain, secresary n. T. n Moore, Assistant secre
Ary; y. r. Patterson, Of Cumberland, Engrossing Clerk
and j. McGowan, Of Morris, sergeantatArms. In the
House, D. Holsman Of Bergen, chosen Speaker; d.
Blauvet, Of Esex, Clerk T. c. Bloeam, Assistant Clerk
and William Lower, Of Burlington Doorkeeper. Mr..
Mcke introduced resolutions nstructng senators and
representatives in Congress to vote against the admission
Of Kansas under the Leoompton constitution The reso-
luions made the order Of the day for Thursday
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PrERxou, N ", Jan. H. 1858.
The steamer Caledonia, Of Messrs. wsrdrop and Comps
nys Newburs freight line ashore in the Cog last night
opposite this place by transferring ber cargo she be
got cd with slight damage.
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The Western Bank OF Springfield, ~ lass.

bO~rOSs JAZZ 1905
further hearing concerning the Western Bank Of
Springfield, now under temporary injunction, held
yesterday Afternoon before Judge Merrick Reuben r.
Chapman Of Springfield who appeared counsel for the
bank stated that the directors and other responsible
Of Springfield stood ready guarantee the payment
OF all lie debts 10 the public in the examna
ton that in 1883 % 900 Of the and unsigned bns Of
the bank, which were In the vault, had In some illegal
way got into circulation. This fact discovered by the
Bank Commissioners the same year, but not made
public, in the hope that the mystery might be eucdaed
which, however has not been the to present time
The Court will make final decision In regard TO per-
petua injunction on Thursday next
Sailing OF the Surveying Steamer Argentina.
Bosros, January II, 1883
The United States surveying steamer Argentina bound
TO Rosario, South America sailed hence today under
canvass
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NEW onsaSs, Jan II, 1858.
Ds Anson Jones, exPresdent Of Texas committed sui
side at Houston the stb inst by blowing his brains
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The Columbia at ChsrIestor

CHARiEsToS Jan. ", 1883
The United States mail steamship Columbia Capt, Berry
from New York, arrived here at O'Clock this morning
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BosroS, Jan. IL, 1853
Charles Cater the murderer Of Warden Tenny Of the
state prison. died In Jail this morning He was twenty
two years Of age, and had nearly served his years
probation before his executop
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DouIsvris, Jan. H. 1853.
Messrs. Smith, Russell Co., soap and candle manu-
facturers in this city, have failed
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WASHINGTON, January IL, 1858
The Southern mail from all points has been received
but the papers contain news of interest
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Launch or Russian Corvette.

BosrON Jan. II, 1888.
The steam corvette Manoor, built for the Russian gov
ernment 10 navigate the river Amoor successfully
launched today from the yard of Paul Curtis, in Fast
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United States supreme Court

WAsHiN0roN, January IT, 1883.
Case No. 3o-Davd Lecompte IT. al vs. Franklin steele
The arguments on both sides were continued.
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The Virginia Legislature on Kansas.

NtHMVNNi va JRt rs IoJo'
. The House today adopted the resolution in
favor of the Lecompton Kansa) constitution The
have postponed their action in the matter This Is
sidered virtual rebuke TO Governor Wise.
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Non-Axrfval OF the North American.
PORTLAND, Jan I'LL p. ~
yet there are no signs Of the steamship North Anne
rican, from Liverpool, now about due at this port
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The Schooner Maine Law In Distress.
NEWPORT, jan Ia 1858.
The schooner Maine law, f and from Camden for New
Orleans put into this port this afternoon Distress her
cargo Of lime having been fire since the 10th inst
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tnr-gnrn'ion Of the Governor OF Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Jan. u, 1858
Tho Governor elect, T. H. Hicks, will be naugura,.d
" norroV large gathering il expected At Annapolis
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Boston weskly Bank StaseMent.
BosrOH, Jan. IL, 1858.
bc following The foongs Of bank statement for
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IMPORTANT rRon TIE UTAH EXPEDITION.



The Troops 4" Winter Quartsrs at Fort
Bridger-The Mornaons Preparing 70 Migrate
Utah Declared In Rebellion, &C., &c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IL, 1858.
The RpubI,can has advices from the Utah expedition 10
December J. The troops all in winter quarters at
Fort BYidger with the exception OF Colonel Cookies os
msnd, which posted forty miles distant Hbnrys
Fork, where . scant supply Of grass remained Fort
Brdger being rebuilt, for the purpose of protecting
the provisions The troops comfortably stationed in
tents with stoves The weather had been mid and
good health prevailed.
The provisions hand sufficient 10 hast till June,
by cloee allowance. Captain Marcy had been sent TO
Taos and Ssnte Fe obtain supplies Nearly two thirds
Of all the animals Of the expedition had died.
The Mormons we're preparing TO leave for the British
possessions. Pioneer parties bad already started.
Brigham Young had sent quantity Of salt TO Colonel
Johnston which that officer sent back, stating that he
would hang any messenger from the same
quarter on . similar errand. Young had also
invited the officers Of the army TO partake
Of his hospitality and spend the winter at Salt Lake City
II Is said that Col Johnston s well assured that the
Mormons will leave in the spring that he asks
OF the force now under his command.
Governor Cumming bad issued proclamation declaring
the Territory in state Of rebellion and stating that
court will be organized in Green River county Fort
tce Eckes for the tralof offenders that posse Of the
inhabitants Of the Territory will FIRST be used 10 enforce
obedience the laws, and that failing military force will
be resorted To- and commanding all armed bodies Of
Immediately disband and return home under the
penalty of punishment traitors.
Lieutenant Carroll, Of the Tenth Infantry, bearer Of
dispatches TO Washington, left here this morning.
News from Kansas.
RETURNS OF THE FREE sEATB EJECTIoN-THE DE-
MOCRATlC STATE TICKET PROBABLY ELECTED, ETC.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IL, 1885,
The Democrat has Kansas advces of the 7th which give
the following pro slavery majorities S64 Do
niphan county soo johnson county 1900 Bourbon
y Douglas county gives 500 free State majority
and Achson City about 80 The democratic State ticket
is probably elected, but majority of the Le-
gislature is free State About half the vote of
the Territory cast for State officers, but a
very decided expression given against the Lecompon
constitution, the majority against being set down
10000. In some precincts there two distinct polls
kept open. The free State making Of
fraudulent voters under the recent Of the Legislature
At Calhoun Judge named Calvert arrested for stuff
ing the ballot boxes, and another, named Redman,
for receiving fraudulent votes. Calvert to
poo Rangers parsded through the streets Much excite
ment prevailed and fears entertained that serious
trouble would follow. Political parties much di-
vided, The majority being bitterly opposed TO the Lecomp
ton constitution. General Calhoun supposed 10 be In
Western Missouri and had been advised not 70
the Territory
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vills, Mllburs, Clinlnn, and Moscov, 70 Hickmaa
c1 mils. ssd bsek, ,hsse umes week
le.ys Ps1ssA fss1.y. Taaa1asy, and Saturday
i@:,. aisE... vsassdsn sais,. :.A Sunday a
Alas..: ,sa.s.A =. 4sys,ysp-
s7oi From PadsauA, - Azoee% n:asah, watsons
Palna Bsaaa. n 0iivs = Aesusu, q nilss and
.s.: Pa PsSsssk 49, s ss q $1,000. E aaa 3D.
ia SinseniA aad W WsGsaah ara Ra,na.
Leave PaAaeaA Moaday. wAtsssday, and Friday, .,
s,a Arrive II Benton by n. and at Aurora by !
Leave Aurora Tuesday rAur.d.y, and Saturday .,
Arrive It Benton by i, M, and u Psdseah by !
aA Bids invited 70 run as~ pa.ng Bsson, via wadss-
bore and OAkisy, y Murray; also for service
from Bsatpa, Wis Olive, - Aurora
s7o2 From Psdnoah By AietsopcA City Iiaos Caledo-
nia. and Mound City, . Cairo, 50 miles aud back,
= ge Leave Paducah daily st . m; anI
Arrive at Cairo by pm;
Leave Cairo daily n p =; . renh
ll Arrive Al Psducah next DAY by an.
Bids % csm.snes route - SnisAland, and run via
97o3 From PsdaeAh BY N4w Ehsy, Illnois; Smthland,
Kentucky ;GdcondA, 1ninaiss carnvilis, Kentucky;
E..Gs sA.ssa :os 1. Fsss. Fs,' a:asky ksa:ssty
ShAwnestown, niinsiE kaisgA Ksatacky; Union
tsvn; Mount ywuss, IaAIsnS and Henderson,
Ksnsaehy, y Ev.ssvilas, iadiaaa, 40 miles and
ett bac twice Z week NJ esaH bsff
Lave f.4uesh 1ossday and Friday af 10 m;
Arrive u EvansviHs nsxt days BY O. I'm;
Leave EvaasviiIe MondAy and Thussday al IL m,
Arrive At Pa6moaA nam dn9s ~ 9A n.
Hids ter skxessnunauss1eek - aagxics isziAad. ~
S704 From Pndueah, By 61mmGhan, Hishhnd, llocal,
Pine olu1, EsEiSL Lan1ing, Team, Mouth of5andy,
La Grange, fiocal Pois& Mason, Rsynoidsbsry,
Wurs Point, nsiu1 Landing, Btovdies Landing,
Psrryvale, Dspwnspost, PARROT, Clfton, Swallow
BiuH, Sadile, Cons Landing, 6svsnnah, Ham
burg, and Easfport, Missisaippi, TO luka, 269 miles
and back, three times week in staambAats to
Eastposs, and In coaches thence to Iuka
Leave Psduah Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive :. iun nsxs wednesday. Friday, and Sum
day BY 10 m; e ee8s&
Leave fuha wednesday, Friday, and Sunday al
lam; Mas ~ &a
Arrive !. Paducal next Friday Sunday, and Tues
s7O5 From Hickman, BY Moscow, Butler, and Raphton,
To feiciana, 81 mhes and back, once week.
Leave Hickman Frday a. = M; sse8
Arrive Il fel,ciana by m; n asss& ~
Leave Fs!iciana Saturday q = IN; sfsA
Arrive 1t Hickman BY 4 pm. &aa84A
Bids invited 70 commsnce at Moscow instead OF
Hickman. ~ ~ 9Be$ 5R 4RMs&
s7OS From Comproriss to New Mndrid, Missouri 81
mlIeG and back, once q geek.
Leave Compremiss Saturday al pa m;
Arrive at Nsw Msdrid by ia a m; ta
Leave New Madrid Saturday at PM;
Arrive at COMPROMISES by 81 pm. &
A
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TENNESSEE.

(Examins carefully Ms Jorms and iasrncons onnszsd)
IOOOi From Nashville by Goodlesville. Tyree Springs,
t4 Muloys, MiichelsyIlle, Franklin, Kentucky, and
sWoodbu-a, To Bowling Green, "a miles and back,
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Leave ScousviIle Saturday al 6am M
Arrive at Bowling Green w p m' 1sss.t
Leave Bewhrg Green Friday siSs IA; k
80, smsI s,sm ss.is ss G..u gsasA uas.
D~ysyaIs Eiktoa, Fairviey. Heski.svill.. BeIe'
visw, Csdn. Css.ea, Ge'As. Pod, Auros, !
Fancy Farm, Mlburn, Aad Adanssils, 70 Coz
Iumbus los miles and back, six times week
I.ssvs Bowling Gsesa daily. except Sunday al
Arrive at HopkinsyiIIs w SPIN,
Leave Hopkinssins daily, except Sunday, at sa m;
Arrive II Colanabus nsxt day by "a mi
Leave cotsueas day, except srDasy ~. w.
Arrive at Hopkiasvslle next day by oPm, .
Leave Hosknssilr daily, sHssP' sunday al .
Arrive at Bowling Green BY q ? a. q.
'o'' and Ohio Rivers, TO Evansville, lad, 225
miles and back, once = week. sfafk
Leave Bowling Grss. ..I, IaTsa. Tus.1., b.
Leave Evansville Monday at 3 am;
Amiys a. bowling Green next ThursiAy by q IN.
1854 From Bowling Grsea,, by Gasn Caasls. Weed,
Beaver Dam. to Hartford, - miles and back,
Leave Bowling Green Monday and Thursday y
Arrive !. Hartford next days BY l0am;s
Leave Hartford Tuesday and FriAsy Il 7pmi
Arrive at Bowling Green next days by $ pm.
Bids 70 80 via Sugar GFose ns'ssd # Woode~y
Bids for three ,rirs weak invited ;alse for sevics
every other day 81 Ia a.ssi gs ...ss8
ssss From Rasssllyis, BY Hague, Pmnkn, Hickory
Fiat New Roe, Sconsvilis, and Hihou, 70 Tomp
kinsyille, az miles and back, once weak.
Leave Russel!vllls Thursday Al s. m;,S tfas
Arrive at TompkinsvlA nexl day BY pm;
Inave Tonrxinsviln Tussday = : n;
Arrive at Russrllville n4xt day by pm.
ssss From Rusuevile, by volnsy. Ailsnavils. adens
'' VILE and Gsaysville, to Clarksvile, Tenn, 81
rules and back. six times week
Leave RussslIvlls daily, except Sunday, at II
skasss &gi.f FsftE3 E ttstsH
Airiye at ClarL by p m; sh8
Leave Clarksyle daily, EXCEPT Sunday at 10 a m
Arrive al RasscllvilIe by 6pm E
ossr From Russelyille. by Henrysvle and Laurel Bud
'o TO Greanyille, 35 miles and back, once week. 4
I.Sye RussellviIle Thursday At 8 ami
Anys Al Greenvie By PM
leave G;senvilIe WedDesday a am;sR
arrive at RussellviIs by ] p m. ~ $780,
Rids invited 70 e0gnmercs n Elktou and 60 via PHO
Knob. CIhy, and Lead Hill, n Gsssnvllis, twice
week and back, (ose q the Gips - 60 via Film
Hin ana McLean's Mil, in hen os this route
ss5s From RusaeIlvle by Gordonsvils, 70 Elkson,
' miles ana beck twicea week. s
Leave Ra1sdlsils Wednesday, and Saturday at
.s.g p a; .sf II, E8a&ss9ss MgtN3
Arrive q Kkton BY 6 pm -: N .shs&
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H., Sage6eld and Glades, to jamestown, So miles
rN 81 and buck, once week. ag1 Esfgf
LssvSb Kingston Mon6Ay at m;
g-as Arrive At jamestown next day by IL NJ;
Leave Jamestown Tuesday att I'm;
Arrive at Kingston next day BY pm.
loo55 From Kingston by Wechen Mills, to RoberlsvIe
10 miles and back, once week
Leave Kingston Thursday at Ga M;
Arrive at RobertsvilIe by II m;
Leave Robertsvlle Thursday at m;
Arrive at Kingston by 8p N. %
loo56 From Kingston by Tabor, Erie and Oxford to
Athens SO miles and back, twice week.
Leave Kingston Tueada. and Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Athens by m;
Leave Athens Monday and Friday at s am;
Arrive at Kingston by 1pm.
Bids for thrcetmesa week service invited.
lOo57 From Kingston BY Grays Hill and Woods Hill, to
Lenoir's, 10 miles and back once week
Leave Kingston Monday ate I'm;
Arrive at Lenoirs by IL m;
Leave Lenoir's Monday at m;
Arrive at Kingston by pm.
005S From kingston, by Barnardsrie, Ten Mile Stand
Sewee Decatur, Good6cld, Pine Land, Kincan-
I mons Ferry Limestone, Long Savannah, and
Snow Hill, to Harrison CT miles and back once
Leave Kingston Monday at am;
Arrive at Harrison mex, day by 3pm;
Leave Harrison Wednesday at Ga m;
Arrive at Kingston next day by 3pm
Bids for three times week as tar as Decatur invi-
ted
IOo5s FROM MalisonvIle by Nj Vernon Tclco Plains
~ -sa 10 miles and back three times wesk $500
Vs Leave Mad,sonvi,e Tuesday, Thursday and 3atar-
Arrive Mt Telico Plains by SIP m; f
Leave TeIIco Plains Tuesday, Thursday, and satur.
day a, q am
Arrive at Madisonvills by am
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~
Leave Celina Tuesday al am;
Arrive al Gainesbors' by y p m.
lO02l From SmithvlIs, by Msehapicsvi to woodbury.
y miles and back, once week. =
Lsevc Smithvlle Wednesday at an; 10
AfSive at Woodbury. by IL m;
Lave Woodbury. Wednesday at Ipm;
Arrive at 8mithville by 81 IN.
lO032 From McMinnvie, by Increase and Rocky River
TO Spencer, 90 miles and back twice a week I
Leavs McMinnvile Monday and Friday at D m;
Arrive At Spencer nsfs day: BY lam; 4
Leave Spencer Tue.day and Saturday at 8 p m;
Bids for three trips week invlted
loo33 From McMinnvlle, by Mountain Creek and Pine
Creek, to Smi,hville, ~ miles and back three
f times a week. -
Aa Leave MeMinaviIe Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat,r-
stf day at m; tas
Arrive at Smithvic by IL m; m t.r
cave Smithvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
"a atlpm; - s-rt .'s-g
Arrive at McMinnvillc by m.a -
IOo3l From McMnnvlc by Increase, Pine Bluff, Rock
Island, Cavc, Sparta, Bon Air, Ciarksown, Po-
mona, Croasvils, Spencer Hil Bellcville, Post
Oak Springs, Kingston, Grny's Hill, and Hack
berry, to Lcudon, 200 miles and back. six times
sweek TO Sparta ~ three timcs week the resi-
due. s4ass ssss - $500 tH
Leave McMinnvills dally, except Sunday, at . . M
Arrive At Sparta nsxsday by am,
L<eavc Sparta daily, except Sunday, AT Spm;
Arrive q McM innvills next day by sam;
Leave Sparta Tu>sday, Thursday, and Saturday al
am; sa = haNtN
Arrive At I.oudon next days by 10 m;
Arrive MSpars next days by 7pm.
Bids for six trips week on entire route invited
llO03s From McMinnvae by Irving College, Bershebs
springs, and Ai,amon' TO Pelham, d miles and
hset, twice week.