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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-25


Of Mobile, under date of the 18th inst, P. NJ,
makes the following report
Twenty-three cases Of yellow fever have been re-
ported to the Board within the last twenty four
hours
From the rapid increase in the number reported,
and from the disease showing itself generally
throughout the city, the Board considers itself
rantcd in declaring it epidemic. They will hereafter
report daily the deaths.
The Of the same disease reported for the sue
ceeding twenty -four hours were %. The Mobile
Neus Of Wednesday afternoon, says:
From accounts to-day there is no doubt that the
fever the increase here, but there appears to be
less difficulty in managing it than at first. The
mortality is small in proportion to the whole num-
Der of cases reported. We have been able to learn
of but three deaths since P. NJ. Yesterday. But
one has to-day been inferred by the City Sexton.
Our AFFAIRS WITH MEx1co.-Walker Fearn, ESQ,
United States Secretary of Degation at Mexico and
Captain Henry who went out as bearsers of dis
patches from w ashington, are passengers on board
tn" Daniel Webster, from Havana, at New York.
A letter from the city of Mexico says:
"Mr. Forsyth was instructed to inform the Next
can government, in closing his relations. that the
United States had fully decided upon calling Mexico
on American citizens and the American flag and to
insist that those outrages the like should not be
repeated in the future. He has, therefore. demand
ed and received his passports and will close the e-
CATION about the end of the present month"
FAYETTEVILLE AND CoALF1ELDs RAILRoAD.-The
Fayetteville O6sercer says "the cross ties are LAID
all the way to Little River; the track is down for
about eight miles; and in few weeks the whole of
the first purchase of iron will be exhausted and the
Road completed to Little River,-ver nearly one
third Of the whole distance to the Coal Fields"
The completion of this Road, in our humble opin-
ion, is matter of importance to the State at
large, than is generally considered. In financial
point, North Carolina greatly needs staple to ex
Der inexhamtbe supply Of coal will afford, if it can
ever find an outlet to the markets of the world
Greensboro Patriot.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVALSl


W. HI. I'LL NJ & co..,
Fine Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods.
ME MANUFACTURING of our Stock was superin-
Il tended by Mr. Harding.
Our Styles of the latest and most approrsd Our
sorment s5ensiue Our prices the ocest for First ass
s0orE Arrivals weekly during the season per Express
W. d. WILLIAMS co.
Raleigh. Sept. %, 1858. TIT
~ Spirit of the Age copy,
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERsl

TIME TEACHER AND PROPRIETOR of first grade
Il Academy in the Northern part Of North Carolina,
wishes to sell his premises consisting of story
Dwelling, large and comfortable Academy within two
hundred yards of the Dwelling first rate 1cehouse aud
other necessary outhouses surrounded BY fifty
of good land about twohirds woods 1t located
in healthy, moral and wealthy neghborhood that fnr
nishes upwards of twenty pupils and offers the best "a
cilities for boarding students from abroad.
Terms made accommodating could be desired.
BY applying to the Editors of this paper those wishing
such location will be referred to the owner.
September 90, 1885, 39-w5t~
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The Statesville Celebration.


The citizens of Iredell county met on the 18th
rst. and resolved TO have Railroad celebration on
the l4,h of October next R. R. White presided,
and R. F. Simonton and P. G. Carlton acted as Sec
retaries The following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, the Railroad will in few days be
completed to the town of Statesville, and it has
been customary for each county in this State to
celebrate such Observation-Disclosures be it
Resolued, That the citizens of Iredel celebrate,
on the 18th October, the completion of this great
work to this town.
Resolued, That we will prepare dinner for the
guests attending the Celebration, with public
speaking and other demonstrations suited to the &C.
Resolred, That we cordially invite al the citizens
of Iredell to unite and that we have Celebration
which has not been excelied in Western North Car
DINA.
Resozced, That we cordially invite the civizens of
the State to meet with us on that occasion.
On motion of E. M. Campbell, DR.. John Allison,
L. @. Sharpe, and E. B. Drake, were appointed a
Committee to procure speakers for the occasion"
A committee, consisting of about one hundred
appointed to solicit edbles for the OCCASION
The officers of the Independent Iredel Blues were
appointed committee to invite the different militia
ry companies and brass bands of the State
We have no doubt the celebration will be on
magnificent scale-one worthy the enterprise and
the people interested in it.
COMET OF 1s5s-Ths remarkable comet (says
the Albany Argus) is now visible to the naked eye,
as predicted by DR.. Gould some weeks ago. 1t is
now only one hundred and forty millions of miles
distant and is very rapidly approaching the earth,
and already shows through a common opera-glass a
we'll defined tail We are told that during the first
week in October the comet will be Of the most srik.
ing brightness possibly the largest Of the century,
and at that time will be Arcturus, perhaps
even SURPRISING that brilliant star in splendor. 1t
is visible for aeut an hour after sunset and an
hour before sunrise IN line with the two stars cal.
led the Pointers and forming nearly right angle be-
tween these and Arcturus 1t is now best seen at
four o'clock in the morning. Rise at four in the
morning and take look at it. Some one in New.
bern upon first sight of it, took it for the morning
star in blaze. =" As the Western Democrat says,
"lct herrou there is no danger.
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A MILLION ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.-One of the
heaviest Land Sales advertised in the Telegraph
is published to day. We refer to that advertised by
Hon. John Beard, of Tallahassee, received in the
case of Carr and Others VS.. the Apalahchcola Land
Company, and comprising about million of acres,
extending from the St. Marks to the Apalachicola
rivers in Middle Florida. AS body, it is the most
valuable tract of land in the State, it is in part set
tied by squatters and persons holding quit claim IT,
ties from the Aplachicola Company; but large
portion is yet unoccupied, part of which is covered
with timber growth of great value, on soil which
cannot be surpassed in fertility. The Southern
boundary of this whole tract will be seen is the
Gulf Of Mexico, and through it, the great railway
arteries of the country will one Gay find their
trail point of communication by steamship with the
West Indies, Central America and most Of the Gulf
ports At least willing that this should be
set down as our judgment Of probabilities for we
hold that the coatwise route by Fernandina will be
found too far Eastward to compete long and success
fully with more direct central route-Macon (Ga)
Telegraph.
The lands above referred to will be found adver-
tised in the Standard.
FROST IN THE WEsr-One Of our citizens who re.
turned yesterday from the Springs in Stokes county,
in this State, informs that there was q pretty
sharp frost in that neighborhood on last Monday
morning We presume the Springs referred to are
those known as the 81 Piedmont Springs, at the foot
of one of the Sauratown mountains, series of de-
tached elevations distant from, and having no con.
necton WITH the Blue Ridge. This is early for frost
in the tobacco country, and will do damage in
Stokes and Rockingham.-Wat. Journal
The weather has been quite cool here for day or
two, and very nearly approaching frost. heavy
frost before or on the LIST of next month would do
serious injury to the cotton and tobacco crops
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificate,

In Ofdef1nS Tickets or Cert11C0teos
Enclose the money ado for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will he forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
designate. = So. -
The List of Drawn Number and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please te their signatures plsin
and give their Post Office, Couty and State s.. go.
eN Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction. L. . Oh
s- All prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid immediately
after the drawingoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days
All communications strictly confidential .etprn
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to E#
8. SWAN & co.. AH0usto, GeosVid.,
"a Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
Ca can have their orders filled, and time BY ad-
dressing g.. Swan 4 Co.. at either of those cities.
- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with of the prize that each entitled
to- will be published after every drawing. in the lowng
papers:-Augusta (Geo) Constitutionaist New Orleans
Delta Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville
Gazette Atlanta Intelligence New York Weekly Dayook.
Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dspatcl New York Dis
patch and Pauldng iss Clarion, and LIT Rock
True Democrat. - s,t(fs
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$l2,ss5,eO
$s4,ss7,l43
2l.9Ol.631
Leaving balance in .taoor of the North
of el0
$l2,955,515

SouTHERNERs AT THE VIRGINIA SPR1NGs-The
Richmond Dispatch says that South Carolnan
gentleman, who has recently visited the Northern
and Virginia watering places, says he never met
with as few Southern visitors at the Northern
Springs, many at the Springs of Vr-
ginia this season. He says there seems an evident
disposition among them to concentrate in Virginia
watering places. Now this is all very we'll far as
Virginia is concerned and shall be willing see
the tide of Southern summer travel diverted to any
channel rather than see it 60 to enrich those at the
North who are all the time abusing us and in
situations. But from the letter writers at the
various Virginia watering places that an unusual
number of North. Caronians have contributed to
swell the crowds at those places during the present
We know the Virginia Springs are vey at
t-actve, but where are the large number of noun
tain springs and side resorts in our own State?
Will not Shocco, Jones, Piedmont, the Warm and
Sulphur Springs, in Buncombe; kittrell's, Nag's
Head and Beaufort do for unsophistcaied popu-
laton? By patronizing them should keep the
money at home and thereby assist in the develop.
ment of the resources of the State, and in advance
ing her general prosperity. Another season
hope to see our own watering places enjoy much
larger patronage. and those of Virginia quite so
crowded-with North. Carolinians Progress.
AUGUSTUS MOORE. Esq-It affords US much pleas
to the name of this talented young man
among those Of the elect to the ensuing Legislature
Of North-Carolna. The people of Ma tin-his
tive county have not only complimented him, but
have reflected honor upon themselves We know
Mr.. Moore well, and have known him privately and
publicly, and intimately for number of years. In
1858, he was pupil of ours. and was always noted
for cheerful and ready obedience to discipline, and
for digent application to his studies, in which he
greatly excelled. During the year 1856, he became
Editor of the Democratic Banner which he conduc-
ted ably, courteousy, boldly and benefcialy to the
Democratic party during the Presidential campaign
Of that year. though he was only in his nineteenth
year. in 1857, his paper did good service for the
Democracy and contributed not little to the elec-
ton to Congress Of Hon. Henry NJ. Shaw, the pride
and boast of the Al6emarA District And now,
while in his twenty first year. be is elected to the
House of Representatives in the Legislature. His
promotion is deserved for he has gained it by dill
gence in business, and upright course of conduct
in all the walks of life which he has travelled
We look forward with bright anticipations to the
future career of this worthy young man. We hold
him up to the youth not only of his native State
but to those of all the States example worthy
of imitation. What he has done, and will do many
others can do. by pursuing similar course of con-
duct-Ga Platform.
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5,4S5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets go; Halves Is; Quarters e25S.
az Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will
be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow.
ing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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OYSTERS! OYsrERsll OYsTERsIl!

(BY ADAMS ExPREss.)
TIME SUBSCRIBER, having been engaged in the Oyster
trade for the last six years. begs leave to say to his
customers and the public generally that he will open his
Oyster House the LIST of October and all orders
him will be promptly filled with dispatch. -
Address JOS G. COWPER,
Suffolk, Va.
September 81, 1858. r.-. 77-lt.
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Arrise al Three Grove by p ~ =
I4o45 From Council Bluff lowe, to Brleview, Neb 10
miles and back, three tines wess-
Leave Council Bluff Monday "Wednesday rsa fn-
day at
Arris. a Belevew same days by i2Di
Leave Belleysv Monday, "Wednesday and friday
at2 rm;
Arrive at Council Bluff some days by 5p M
Bids for timesa week service will be considered
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lsels From Oak GIsn ~ Somerset Wilton, Saint Msrys
and Wmnebsgos Agency, to Msnkstc, 90 nIes
and back, q week.
Leave Oak Glen MoDdsy al m;
Arrive nj Manksto next day by q ms
Leave Manksto We nesdsy al Z IN;
Msrse at Ok Glen next day by pm,
Proposals for twice week service are invited.
1863 From Owsonns, by Somerset aud Berlin TO Geneva
20 miles snd back, week.
Leave Owssouns "Wednesday At ans
Arrive at Geneva by IL M;
Leave Geneva at pm;
Arrive at Owsonna by I . m
1880 From Foresvilc, by Arnoldsvie 10 New Oregon
Iowa, 80 miles and back, week
Leave Forestvilie Monday at pm;
Arrive at New Oregon by pm,
Leave New Oregon Tuesday at z ami
Arrive Al Fores,ville by p ID.
1851 From Caledonis by Spring Grove Bellevie and
Looking Gia~, to EIlio,' 80 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Caledonia Monday al 2 an;
Arrive at Elots day by pm,
Leave Elota Tuesday at 7 m,
Arrive st Csledsnia by pm.
1882 From Cannon River Fails by wsnemnso, Concord.
Msnt ryiIe High Forest, Frankford Leroy, and
Lime Spring. Qows.( to New Oregon, 50 miles
Leave Cannon RiVlf Falls "Wednesday a, 6 am;
Arrive al New Oregon next day by pm;
Leave New Oregon Friday al am;
Arrive a, Cannon River Falls by 6 pm.
1899 From Elios, by Vavile, Forestvile, Fsirvew,
Spring Valley, Deer Creek, and Elk Horn, to
High Forest. 40 miles aud hack, week
Leave Ellio'a Tuesday st g m;
Arrive at High Forest day by 6 p m;
Leave High Forest "Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Eiiota same day by 6 pm
Proposals for twice week service invited.
1854 From Elots, by uxbdge lie Roy, and Nevada TO
Cedar City, 60 miles and back, week
Leave Eihosa Monday 1t mt
Arrive at Cedar City mex, day by p III,
Leave Cedar City Wednesday at Tam;
Arrive at Ei;oa day by pm;
1885 From Fort Rdse'y by South Pass Of Rocky Noun
tuins. Soda Springs, Head Of Humboldt River,
Honey Lake. and Noble's Pass in the Sierra Nc
ssda Moun,sss, TO Shasta Guy, (Csl)
Established by act Of Congress March 3, 1857
Bidders will propose schedule and give distance.
1895 From Rochester by New Haven, Pine Island. aed
Rcsc,e, to Faribsul 40 miles and back, mke q
week.
Leave Rochester Tuesday and Friday At ans
Arrive u Fsribaut by 6 p mi
Leave Favibault Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Rochester by 9 pm
Proposals fer tweekly service are invited.
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Leave Tecumseh Mondey at l0nm
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency Wednesday by 6 p
M
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Thursday at 10 m;
Arrive ri Tecum5sh Saturday by pm
1906 From Tecumseb by Wa amsa City to Richardson
"a miles and back once week.
Leave TecuLnseh Saturday ai6 ID;
Arrive at Richardson by ~ M
Leave Richardson Saturday Ct 2pn;
Arrive at Tecumseh by 10 p m.
lbos7 From Lecompion. ty Wasamea, ot'aws Greek,
Trkinnsy, and Stanton 10 Ossawaome DO mics
and back, .hsee times week
Leave Lccompton Monday, "wednesday, and Friday
at6ami
Arrive at ussawattomie next days by ~ u;
Leave Ossawat,omie Tues'uy, Thursdn1 and Sat
urdny at MS
Arrive at Lecompton next d'ys by SPIN.
bids 10 commence az lawrence omhs.ss Lecomp-
ton, ana TO run SIX Times aweek snd TO convey
we mall IN TWO or ioar-nor"e coacaes WIN DC con
siocrea
l5eao rom LecoHpsonf' nhysvhie 40 miles ana oack
nreeumes week. -
Leave Leconpion Mondny "wednesday, ana FRI
day nj BAN
Arrive at Aarysvhie third days ny o M
Leave Marysvie Monday, wednesday, ana fr-
oay a, ga "a, ,t,;.a
,,ii - - ~, ',,aI i uay' ~. ~ = ~ s .a
hios % convey we mats ~ TWO OF iouf-'of'e
80 coacneS ar insi.o' ,.-,I ,.t
1890 From Lenompton 70 cna'aso ~ mics ana oseh'
ohce "toh' ,,,
aea . Le1 1,1 , fionpay a. 20 ~
f'rfise o. n neiia'uSo or, Woa,e'uay ~ = M
-. =, + sra,ar,,n, Sa,uds. H., 10 ~
,.a,o Lro,, INV Davis ara To Pa,i
- IN r,;lss ana bank onee a week
Isnys Iteamn,on Tuesday At G. m:
go q, .. Il; nov, da,, Il, 10 M.
J.save Pao,, WEDNESDAY al 3 10,
ars;ya !, + aco,nn,nn n.x dayf no Il, n ~,
,soa, r,o,n Kansas Mo Inv Wvon6o,te Kansas ouir-
''' dar, and Lawrence. 10 Iecog p,on. go miles and
i,cL o,ce ,Ue.L
sare II srsss CIV Mon;,y Gam:
ar;,e :, T .ol.,,,,ttar no :, 4, !, H., Il, ~.
Is,ys Teronn,on T,nsdss !, s, ~.
arr;ys ~ KaIsas Civ ny asy bv ienm
Pa ~ r,,n ds;l, bn;yraeo Kaneass and y-ando,tc
and a,ce ,ae,t the res,dne nnd RIM ds,y on The
Whole route aud 10 convey tbe mails in fonr-bo-Yr
1870 orc ;g,;,ed - -
p;d - na ~ ssrv;eo q, 7 aurc,ca ,v;u hc cons;d
ersd
,Eo.o rnn, E,o.as NJ H. wr,nao,o Karsas and
na,.,a~a Tr;, - -. va,y..oryb CIV On niles
80 49, H. ,;a,as = .,.aL
I go Kan.aa -, Manav Uea,ss,av and Fri
- =, e ~ '"N'' " ~
uay ~ !, ! . aa ~, r;,, hv 10
, 49, ~ a' o' 60 ~. y ~ - ", sa. -
Eriaav ~ o !, m. s
Arrive !, K,ns.s r.ity .. Ionm
,soa3 From K.nses Mo Nv e,ska,oosa Kansas T. TO
Ozawk;r "a mic. and b,cks onrs = week
e
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Containing cen1tsoHs to Be- Incorporated IN TIE enfr6s to
the erecst TIE department. may deem proper.
L. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate Of
but railroad and steamboat there Ia TO no no
delay than is sufficient for exchange Of the mail
bags. 4stst
q railroad and steamboat lines, and other routrs
where the mode of admits ol IT. Tho special
agents Of the department also post once tlaakss ina
bags locks and KEYS bc conveyed without extra
charge ~
q On railroad and steamboat lines The roac sesuts OF
the ere to conveyed without Charge snd for
their exclusive use while travelling with the m it's corn
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Arrive ut Dahkota by y m.
1908 From Dahkota City to South Pass, $50 miles and
back, month.
Leave Dahkoa on lat every month;
Arrive at South Pass 18th day thereafter;
Leave South Pass LIST every month";
Arrived at Dakota in rs days thereafter
1909 From Dshkoa City, byst Johns Ayoway Greek,
and Running Water River, 10 Fort Laramie, 400
miles and back, once month.
Leave Dahkota LIST of every month;
Arrive at Fort Laramie in 10 days thereafter;
Leave Fort Laramie 18th of every month";
Arrive at Dahkoia in Is days thereafter.
Bids TO end at Running Wafer River, 800 miles less
distance will be considered.
l404o From Dakota City, by Sioux City, Iowa, Fort
Lookout, aud Fort Randall, to Fort Pierre, 800
miles and back, once month.
Leave Dahkc!a let Of every month;
Arrive ut Fort Ferre on 10th day thereafter;
Leave Port Pierre 12h o! every month;
Arrive at Dakota on 10Th day thereafter.
l4oii From Logan Sioux City, Iowa. miles and back
three times week.
Leave Logan Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
10
Arrive at Sioux CITY by ~ m;
Leave Sioux City Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at2p
Arrive at Logan by & pm.
1902 From Nobrari TO Logan, so miles and back
week
Leavc Niobran Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Logan by 10 m;
Leave Logan Saturday at 6 am
Arrive at Niobrari by 10 pm.
l4oA3 From Tecumseh Helena, 20 miles and back,
week
Leave Tecumseh Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive at Helena by 10 m;
Leave Helena Saturday al N;
Arrive at Tecumseh by PM
1904 From Three Grove Weeping Water, 20 miles and
back, week.
Leave Three Grove Saturday at s am;
Arrive at Weeping Water by ~ m;
Leave Weeping Water Saturday at spmi
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,sos From Poplar Grove, by Pine i"snds, Hector, and
Mantoryle, 20 Lansing, so miles sad back
week.
Leave Poplar Grove Tuesday at 9 mi
Arrive Of Lansing nsxt day by 8 M
Leave Lansing Thursday at 3 AMI
Arrive at Poplar Grove next day by pm
1884 From saskopee. by New Dublin and Hszewood, 10
Mortified Al miles and back, weak
Leave shskopee Wednesday at 6 sm
Arrive Norhheld by Jpn;
Leave Mortified Tu,'ydsy at a m;
Arrive at shakopee by m. I.
1895 From shSkpee, by Belle icnlane Ava Cedar Lsk
AMI wheauand, to shiedsvie, 40 miles and back,
once a week
Leave Shskopee Tuesday al IN;
Arrive at shieidsvile by SPIN,
Leave shieldsviHe "Wednesday at IN,
Arrive al Shskopee by N.
1886 Prom shakopee, by Shsska, Young America, and
Glencoe, to Fort RdgsIey, so miles ard back,
week.
Leave shakopee Tuesday at 9 M;
Arrive at Forl Ridgeey next Thursday by IL Nd;
ts,ve ror Pdseey Thursday at m,
Arrive st shskopes next Saturday by pm.
1887 From New Dublin cleplsn, ~ miles and back,
once week
Leave New Dublin "Wednesday a, sam,
Arrive al Beepiain by M
Lessc Belleplsin Thursisy al m;
srnse at New Dublin by pm.
1888 From Cannon River Falls, by Fssmins'on and Lake
vie. to New Dubho, 80 niles 'ni back, twice a
Leave cannen River Falls Tuesday and Friday a,
IAN;
Arrive at New Dabin by M;
Leave New Dublin Monday AID Thurs lay ut nj
Arrive at Cannon River Fails by 6pm.
1899 From Faribau by Walco, Medtosd, ChoioaF ais
owstonns, Juno, Oak Glen. Madison, Lansing,
Austin, Mineral Springs. Cedar City,, (Iows,)
Otfen,o, New burg Sain; Anger, and Mitchell, to
Usage, IS miles sGd hack three times week
Lesv. Far ssult Monday, Wedr esGsy, and Friday q,
Yam
Arrive at Usage Wednesday, Friday, and Monday,
by pm;
Leave Ossge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Fam;
Arrive at Faribault Thursday, Saturday, aud Sunday
by 6pm,
1860 From Faribsul by sheldviie. Lansbug, Lexing
ton, and Forest Prairie, to Henderson, - miles
and back a week.
Leave Fsribaut Tuesday Mt m;
Arrive at Henderson next day BY y Pm; an
Leave Henderson Monday at 8 IN,
Arrive at rarihau neE, day ty y M
1861 From Faritaul, BY Kilkenny Cordoys and Clecve
land TO Saint Peters, 30 miles and back, once a
week.