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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The GubcrnatOrial Suit.

The Pioneer of Saturd y,-naking text
Of part OF the Address of JARED BENSON,
Chairman of the State Republican Commit
te',-takes occasion to misrepresent grossly
the facts in relation to the refusal of the Sec
rotary Of Safe, under the advice Of SIBLEy
and Attorney General BERRY, to furnish
Gov. RAMSEY with certified copy of the re-
turns for Governor Oh file in that Office The
misrepl esentation is accompanied by some
characteristic abuse from SIBLEY's poodle;
who calls Gov. r. a "spaniel dog" and such
like choice phrases W. shall take occasion
III day or two to present correspondence
which will prove the deliberate parpose Of
SHELLEY, the Fnger, aud the State officers. to
embarrass the contest by every means in their
power.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Washington County Nominations.

We learn that the Republican Convention
at Saltwater on Monday nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for Senators and Representa-
tives:
For Seaators.-WILLIAM M'KUsIcK, Of
Saltwater, and II. L. THOMAS, of Lakeland.
Representatives. SoLLEY, of Ma
rine, A. j. VAN Worries, of Saltwater, and
ID. T. WATSON, of Cottage Grove.
The Convention was harmonious. A good
ticket for County officers was also nominated
The Democrats have nominated as follows
For Se1.otOr&.-SOcRATEs NELSON, of Still
water and CHARLES e. LEONARD, of Point
DOUGLAS.
RepTeseatatiUes.-JAME s S. NORRIS. of Cot
tage Grove JOIN MOWER, Of Saltwater,
and OLIVER PARSONS.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The st. Peter District Nominations.

The st. Peter District Nominations.
la the Seventeenth Senatorial District,
composed of Nicollet and Brown counties,
both parties have completed their nomina-
tons,
Republican - For Senator, WILLIAM G.
DoDGE, the able editor Of the st. Peter Free
Press. For Representatives, I. w. RICHARD
son, of Nicollct District in Nico!et county
W. PFANnER, the ab'e and honest agent of
the Land Association OF Germans at New
Ulm; and II. p. GILBERT, an energetic Maine
Yankee, residing at Madelia, a town on The
Watonwan, also in Brown county.
Democn'ic-For Senator, Thomas Cowi,,
was nominated. lie is strongly opposed IN
the Democratic party by DoDD & 90. The
Free Press says be was nominated 10 the Dem
ocratic convention BY fraud. Fur Repre-
sentatves, JOHN S. AIKEN, of Nicollet coun.
ty; and FREDERIcK FAxLANaER, and . Mr..
NuGENT, both of Brown county.
There is q pretty lively contest going on in
the Seventeenth district from all appearances.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Khc Superior and mississippi Road.

The Superior Chronicie s. rs that the Board
Of Supervisors have let to Messrs. MOORE &
Robbins the contract to put this road in re-
pair. and fit it for sage travel. Accordingly,
Oh Monday, Sept. 20, the contractors com
menced work Gu this read at the foot of
Second street, with d number Of hands, and
the probabilities are that in the { urac oi a
lew weeks, tie sup lies lor the building #
the Superior and Mississippi Road will be
Started TOT their destination. Tae commence
nent Of tnls wotL, all a.lord employment
for 4 large number OF iaborcrs, and 90 far
toward providing for heir families the ensu-
inr winter
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

We were surprised - 'ta,u Y, .erlv tnat
Col. WN H. <ot.rs. CT 81. -aGI uato!i
oils jigh0arman, has :; e i5ain euos o an
pouncc hiu~eii a. cludi ae t.. :. seat il tAe
House q l. qrese .ta-.res. Wi.at are We
coming ID, ven me- oi this class dare TO pre-
sent thenseige; before Christian community
for the high and responsible position of legis-
lators !-P,oneer.
The highway ON which he has been ex-
ercising his vocation, is understood to be No
BLE's South Pass Wagon Re d and wejudge
from his communication in another column,
that he is considerably cross at somebody in
Washington city for arresting his progress
Mr.. MOBILES is, we suppose, now running on
his Rond-on which, if he had his way, he
thinks plenty of other people would be also
running, and walking too, towards the Pa
cific Ola St. Paul-did envy and jealousy al
low him to complete it. His "impudence"
hath this extsat-no more
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Popular Verdtct.

The Pioneer will please observe that anotber
of those seven Democrats who voted to in
definitely postpone the q. s. Senatorial cleo
ton an who voted for SANKEY'S resolution
censuring the Democratic majority in seeking
to bring on such election. has been re.nomin.
ated for election on the Democratic ticket
over in Dakota county We allude to RoBr
@. MAsrERs. He ard Mr.. McINrYRH of
Houston, are the only two Democrats Of the
last House thus far re nominated; and it is
significant that both Notwithstanding to the
Psoneer-to destroy the unity of the Dem
ocratic psrtyv'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Fine supported = aci&---1sinbasots 10 he
stock Raising Site.

We saw yesterday at ihe stable # &. Case.
some of the finest imported stock ever
'r"u-ht into Minnesota, belonging to CuAs.
ii0AG, So, 4 Diamond Lake ann uennc.
pm county. Tuey .F-re pusc.i' sci /. lew lal 5
til.. = from w. II. WAslIBuaN, Of Daven-
port, Iowa, q celebrated importer 0. stocA.-
The lot consists of one full. bic oded Devon
bull CALI, "lowa," and two .1ll-blooded Dew
On heif J. besides nearly full grown Devon
COW. Also, two full-plooded South Down
ewes, and one fine South Down ram. The
bull Iowa. is truly splendid animal, and
betokens his high descent ia every limb and
muscle.
We got a glance at his pedigree from the
certificate held by Mr.. noAc, and find it to
be as follows
On the Sire's side-Sire "Tecumseh;" grand
sire "Frank Quartly; gr. gr. SIRE a. Earl Of
Exeter" gr. or. gr. sire 'Duke Of Cornwall. u
On the Dam's sMe-Dam Ada;" grand
dam Fleda;" or. or. dam Cadbury," (sired
by the celebrated Prince of Wales).
The sheep are of those celebrated species
mentioned above, and were procured at great
expense. The refers, tn ugh young are fine
looking animals.
Mr.. HoAG certainly deserves credit for
having gone TO such expense in introducing
fine stock into his nelghborhood, "a matter
he takes much pride in)-an example we
hope will be followed by the farmers and
stock raisers in other sections of our State.
1t has been cOncIusively demonstrated by ex-
perimenters in several parts Of Minnesota
that sheep do extremely well, yield abundance
Of wool, aud thrive heartily. Many have
been deferred from attempting their breeding
by that ridiculous bugbear, "the cold win.
ters." When this becomes exploded, Il. cx-
plode it must, our broad praries and clear
streams and crystal lakes will be brous ht
into profitable use, and we shall everywhere
see the former specl,led with snowy hocks,
while our immense water power, now lying
idle, Will be used Tor purposes Of WOODEN man.
ufacture.
That Minnesota will ere long take her place
among stock raising and stock exporting
States, there can be 10 doubt. Let our far
mers think Of this. The rich prize is within
their grasp, and they cannot be SO blind as
to pass it by. We can-we must raise our
own stock, and manufacture our own wooden
goods
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
On What Platform do they Stand4

-,
'"' '1p''' '' '"'' '''' ""'e p"''''"''
~, p.',e.u''sS u '',"'''",'' 'n'0''ns
''e'' d. i'''''0 o''a Id III the 4'"' ~ 'a'"'
he legislative nominations Just made by the
"'h'cfa''c oohVen''o" Oh RAMSEY oou"'V'
JOSEPH LAD NNE' an '''hutota' rrenc"
/, citizens, presided; and another French cillzen
'c'cd as Secretary
Ross "'LSiNSoS' Esq, formerly Demo
cratic member ri The legislature, and recently
u deieyate IN th. democratic County Con
vc.;.an aforesaid, from a committee of which
ne was Chairman reported series of resolu-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Third Ticket in DaIxOt County.

We learn that on Tuesday last, the 5th, the
second Democratic Convention of Dakota
met at Burwells, and placed in nomination
the subioined ticket
SENATORS 4:
d. w. G. Dunwell, West St. Paul.
Eli Robinson, Hastings.
REPRESENT ATIvEs:
Chan les McGrorty, of Iuvergrove.
j. k Case, of Nlninger.
Andrew Keeger, OF RosemOuat.
John Vizenaux, OF Mendoza.
James Lock, of West st. Paul.
AUDITOR:
Fred. ThOman, Of Hastings.
There wa, good attendance of delegates
at the Convention DUNwELL, Robinson and
Lock are nominations. The representa-
tive ticEet contains three I.shmen, one
ffenchnan, and one American. Out of the
seven candidates The upper end of the county
has al but two. his Is As lop-sided as the
other Democratic ticket: only 0tce east
If tie Republicans Of the county have only
The sense 70 stand ~ their own excellent
ticket, the cAa,4es Tor lis elect on are Il st
rat. The -caiy Republicans OF Hastings,
however, VIC expec5 iii make iopls Of tnem-
selves just as they did las; spr.ng
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The St. Anthony District,

The Republicans of st. Anthony have just
made the following excellent nominations for
that district:
For &aate-DAvID HEAToN.
Ho,tSe-SAMUEL LAwR ENCE, and Mr.. STEIN
ART, German.
This is understood to lie very strong
nomination.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

y
We learn that JUICE HALL, who was last
fall elected Judge of the 4th Judicial District
"a district composed of the counties of Hen
nepn, Carver, Wright, Meeker, Sherburne,
Benton, Stearns, Morrison, Crow Wing, Mile
Lac, Itasca Pembina, Tod, Cass,--has re-
signed and that the vacancy has been filled
by the acting Governor appointing EDWARD
o. HAMLIN, ESQ., of Sank Rapids, as Judge
Of the District.
The Pioneer says that Judge HAMLIS has
resided in the State about three years, at
Sank Rapids, where he has been engaged in
the practice OF his profession, and in the busi-
ness of banking. He was formerly of Homes
dale, Wayne County, Pennsylvania He en-
joys very high reputation as a lawyer OF
thorough reading and long practice. and as a
nl..iI Of unimpeachable integrity"
From all that We have heard of Mr.. Ham,
LIN, this praise of the Pioneer is probably de-
served
That paper also gives as the reason for
'uise HALLS reS'g''a''on' that MS private
business required degree OF a''eh''on "''''n
could not be spared fro.n the duties of his Of
nee an' ne 'e'' himself co'npe'lea 10 reS'sn'
According 10 report MS '"c'"pe'e''cy h"o also
S9'i'1'"'"s ID 40 WIN MS reS's"a''oh
There has likewise been little quiet skull
''84@'y 'Ne'o'Seu 'e'"oc" MI 'iA'''' anu
'iD'-S-i - 0o S'"'''s mo 90 W
9''' 'Ae '''''e' '"e "ppo'"''''ei,' "a "'S S''
cosS''' instead Oh allowing '''e recipe % f'f's
'''S i'h' ! Nc r'si' 10 'pp''"' Is oer'''o
"''" 1AFc''o'e o. '0V0''"'' ~, u ''0 '''''e
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
SyiscOlssrl state Fair.

The State Fair of Wisconsin commenced
at Madison yesterday, October 4th, and will
continue to the 9Th, inclusive. the Annual
Address will be delivered by Hon. CAssIus
M. CLAY, of Kentucky. An Editorial Conven-
ton, Military Encampment, Firemen's
Display, Ladies' Riding Match, anda Yacht
Race, are among the items of an extensive
and attractive bill of fare.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

GINSENG root grows abundantly in some Of
the newer sections of Wisconsin. Tons of it
are dug by the people in RichlaDd County,
and it is estimated that the ginseng trade in
that county alone will amount to $50, 900 the
present season.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
As OFT "ftlcie On Ulls SUBJECT, yesterday
contained some Typographical errors, we here.
To this a id per centsge IN $1,000 worth of
work ab,hucted rom u. City Printer and
given TO Ike Ia9., ser -: saw oi,e.thirI: 373 SO

Mr.. CorTERs pay and perquises for 1851, 1881 3SH
This is not 1ute $4,000 bc' it is !, city
near it all ., which lie received solely be-
c.use he was Cit CIerk-received it Under
Que prctext or anorher-and l,.,nc of which
ne would have pocketed but for his .,oldlng
that Office
Let US be understood we do not say that
Mr.. CoTTER did not get all his extra pay un-
ter color OF taao, rue ard authority!
He is ton smart ever to be caught mapping
as his brother Irishman, Mr.. HEENAN, seems
to have been.
So accomplished q jesuit, if he became
County Auditor, which unites the duties of
cOuny Clerk with those Of Comptroller,
would not fail to have his tracks we'll cover
ed up though $4,000 were his perquisites
1t is just such men as him that the tax
payers are afraid of. He is to, smart
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Democratic Ticket ia its Final
ENds

Our brief notice yesterday morning OF the
ticket PUT in the field bythe Mickey Conven'
Ion was written after the second or third
man was nominated and when it was suppo
sed the threat that nary an lflshln.n Should
be on the ticket" would prove failure aud
that We would have The usual modlcum Of
shysterlsm and inbec'lity 70 complete the
ocket.
y seems, however, that BRIsBTNa and Cor
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Maine OmcIal.
The Kenncbec Journal contains the COM
pete official returns of the recent Election
Compared with last year they are as follows
1885.
1851.
54,5S7 43,1O4 1856 6O,162 81 go

Governor MoRRILL's majority. 8,842.
Both the doubtful Bor gressional Districts
prove Repub lean. FosrER's majority in the
9th being l37, and FRENcH's in the Sd being
IS. This makes the Delegation unanimous.
The Legislature stands -
SENArE.-31 Republicans.
HousE.-lO2 Republicans.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

1t is we'll understood that the nominate I
Of E. d. CoBB for Representative on tue
Democratic ticket was dictated by and dene
to please G. L. EMERSON, q. s. Surveyor
General. How is COBB on the Buchanan and
Douglas issue
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

GEN. LANE announced himself IS cand'-
date for the Legislature in Douglas county,
K.,... . ssv weeks SINCE, bnt failed to ~
,,,. . domination in the Convention.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

GEN. ScoTr is said to be still suffering Sc
verely from his fall at West Point the other
day, and he is to be removed to New York
for better medical treatment.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

The deaths from yellow fever at New Or
leans up to Saturday, the 25th, for fourteen
weeks, is 3,106. The following table shows
the weekly number up to the 26th of Sep
TENDER:
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

A PRIVATE letter from MOhammed Pacha,
received at Washington. expresses the delight
81 that psrsonAgs At hs recent visit here.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

ssr-ApvrRrlseRs SHOULD RE, .FNBER THAT THE
MINAESoIlAN Has DAILY CIRCULATION
Ge"ATER THAN ANY OTHER P."FR IN SAINT
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Mr.. Ccr m County Auditor.

Mr.. L. P. CoTrrR, the Plumder candidate
for County Auditor, airs hims II at great
rate in communication IN the Pio,.,,- yes
terday morning,-which communication that
paper quizzes by calling it ''Jorcib1e and
terSe!'
The principal point which our jesuitical
Irish friend makes against CDR. FOSTER Of
the Minnesotian' is, that we promised to
publish his communication: and that we
didn't and in his opinion wouldn't; and that
therefore DR.. Foster is a very naughty man.
This point the public know is all bosh, as yes
terday's .Minnesotiam contained his communi-
cation at length just as We had promised it,
1t is no, worth VIII lie bandying words with
this man CoTrER. We have nothing per-
sonal against him. Our opposition to his
lection is based on our convection, that he
is not the kind of man the taxpayers-the
poor fleeced taxpayers of Ramsey County
need as the conservator Of their money in
the responsible post OF County Auditor. As
ii me clrk we suppose Mr. CorTER would
o We'll enough but with his alliances in the
Irish faction, aud his constant lying around
ard booking ont to live by Office, re cannoi
he esteemed to possess the requisite indepen-
"a CO. granting the requi>i t houesty,-to
proper y I'll thl, more thAn mcr, cietk ollcc
IT, TT an instance, an Irish contractor for
work done the county should have a bin be-
core Alm 70 audit and for 'lowanc, some
features OF which bill were 81 doubtful roi.rl-
ey or legaaty,-who that hE"ws Mr.. CofrER
,cct nim to it;.ile>s!y refuse 10 sancti' n it
ji-, as Mr.. MGrCALFE, tie City Comptroller
now Oddly throws out I'll d,Ubiul or Illegal
expenditures even though they should be
a"etioned by the City Council
Then, besides his notorious want of in1e-
9'end(nce CT the Il ISL faction, MIR. CoTrER's
happy knack Of finding reason and authority
for the accumulation of perQuisites in his own
pockets over and above Ms salary, is another
ia. ,elous feature in his character those
gridirg t,in.s sufficient to make lax payers
reuse a. vote for him.
i, our article On this subject, yesterday.
contained some typo.raphicaI errors, we here
a-ith rapu5li.A it:
Pucep.As T. promise, in to-4ays's paper, we
oapiis'. = /. 2 ,yrGEas DENIAL Of having
rccc'.'@ a. n-sH t.Hre 3D.. uoidur ,be Office
OF tjt3 Ltft, az. 4 400 per annu,2 lroui
-aiat. t.,. p,,F.i-.1,s Fe!csieroay took
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

The Movement or silve'---Ei." F"fiiaef
Scarcity aI:d tsle Present e. ut.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Wright and Carver District.

selveSjast as they did las; sprsng.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

We saw Yesterday at Ire stable # &. Case.
some Of the iqast imported stock ever
'rau-ht into Minnesota, belonging to CuAs.
iioAG, So, 4 Diamond Lake Fam, ueunc-
PA county. Tuey r-re pusc.l. sod lew a. 5
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

Week ending, No. Deaths Week ending, No. Death
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-26

shout with combined voices. Apparent
" this was not heard, and the captain
called to me to fire my gun, which had
mechanically brought with me, and which
he bad prevented uie from throwing over
board when | offered TO do SO. DID as
be desired. and a minute aner, we had the
inexpressible rapture Of seeing fash
on board the ship, and hearing the re-
spending report ef their gun. ] cannot
tell you the feelings which now rushed
into my brcast-lhe gladness and the
gratitude Of such time they only know
Who, having been long in the very jaws
OF death, are suddenly saaiched from'its
horrors to peace aud safety.
The good ship which saved as was
In Puceite. French vessel bosnd Coz
Cbelbourg from New York. Except the
captain. none on board could speak much
Of the English tongue bot they Under
stood our wants, aud supplied them with
kindness and hospitality not TO be sur
-, NJ, ..-...l ..i..,..., ,,.,o,d ,n.a-
H. - f.-,,,,a :, endi,s ~.
wa..o.,,,,.,a ,.;,l, ,r.n, ev. asys q, The
.f ...t;,t .;,,. ,,,., s,os. a, Emo.
hsh brig bound for Cardiff, to which, with
,,.,,, =. -,v r,,a ,yi.bss ana fsrawelIs
,hev transferred rs We arrived safely.
/ in three days more. in the Bristol Chan
mel and was allowed to land At Swan
sea. where relative Of my wiie's re-
ceived rs hospitahly after lie fearful per-
lis we had escaped"
Such was Singers account Of bis first
sca-voyage, narrated TO Us eleven years
after its occurrence. One would have
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-26
WAGGERY.

The editor of tie Nnegrass Re .orisr
is re -pon,ible for the following:
Some time ago, on the Sabbath day,
we wcnded our way to one Of our church
es, and Instead Of sermon, heard an ad-
dress upon some missionary or other be-
neyolen; subjects. After tine address
was concluded, two brethren were sent
around With the basket for contributions
-Pafsou L-who was one Of The basket
bearers, taking the aisle on which We
rat. Immediately in our front, and upon
the next seat, ncgligenily rechned our
friend Billy B., gentleman Of in
fniic humor, aud foil Of dry jokes
Purson L.--exiended the basket, and
Billy slowly shook bis head.
Come, William, give US something"
said the parson.
Can't do it" replied Bill.
Why not? Is not the cause good
one Z"
.s Yes but am not able to give any
thing.
Pob Pohl know better, you must
i give better reason than that"
Well, I owe loo much. / must be
just before | am generous, you know"
But, William, you owe God larger
debt than sou owe any one else
Thars true Parson, bat then he amt
a pushing N like the balance ofmy cred
it1rs."
The parsoa's face got into rather a
. curious condition IS Be passed on.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-26

LEAnaisG AsD ArrETug.-Il has
been sell known, al least since the days
oi Dr.. Jobnsoa, thai nature often farnish-
= ths men of large brains With a good
digestive apparatus. Bn ilis truth has
seldom been more slrikingly expressed
lhaa il was lately BY celebrated colored
caterer, abo practices bis u.elul proies-
sion 90 one q oar sister eifie-, ahieli Is
fsBssDed iar its ezeeieni school Of learn
ias a lady va aboal 70 make party,
esd invite among ofheFs the Faculty Of
tlie college sss therefore hcid c0n-
saslalioa Niib ths caterer about the prep
afast9ns ahich were Reeessary. She
wa somea shat surprised 81 lhe estimates
gAieb hs presented, and TsniuFed 20 re-
ualastfate sikh him 3 IiiEle. " Iaem
aalsge folks 3 comm inqaifsd he
- Yss, sic replied. Well tlien. depend
on't Im right, is said siih much em-
phasis. f8r NAN. them larned Iigi0as
i psogls eas asiul--Prortdsaes Journal.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

| iAn,ss at .Gkson n~Ht day by "a M. lH
"A Dads iss $50 RIPS yeeh 'nvi,ed.
tuGS0 From Aasaan, by AiicAbusg, Sheffield and tnon
sl,i rps.a HI, - jsassbofes ~ misa and back, ons,
,ss,.i LsaSs Xtss~a. svsaasetsy at Sam
~ A...,s = ls.a.ss.s q y ? =
IoSso Rssa Sanasn, 81 Hasis Lssdins, Cypress, and
6h~1.s'oas 70 hifssviis, % ssrs and bach twr,
49,, Isass HssAss Tuesday saA FriA.y at sam;
- AsrjveAa oindsriile by 6p N; - ,a'
" ksass Banassins Nsasssday and Saturday ats,
'sa =, e;s.sss1 = tassAss.s is.i.ad.
~ Bils foe sosamoasvxassA service sl.s invited
iossi From Bentsa = c.awea nilss and back tsic,
Law nss.on 1sasdhsasA FSd.y at Tam;
Arxivo a CmuQnwes " 10 - ~
Lasys CopnGcs Tsasasy saa Friday a,lIam
Arrive at Bontea by P n
leave B;rdssiiIs Tassday, TAsssday. and sa,urd.,
z ltf,a.l, at Va n; lta aa~ fet
! Arrive at Cairo BY llaas
4 Leave Cairo Tuesday. TAursday, and Saturday Al
! Arrive "a :. Bi,jsy;Ae BY apa
/ BIDS iavisd ~ oempsncs rsuas at Charleston, and
s far dssly snevtss bsawcsa Charleston and Cairo.
aosss Fnm RisGvab. by Eappswsil, 10 colsubns, KY
+ 28mtlss Aad heGks sacca week
I Leave BiraAxi'k Wednesday Al SAn;
/ Arrive n Csaa~b~ahy Up "A;
Leave Columbue TaaDdAy u San; -
Arrive st Bsdayille by Pm. saa
l06al Fran New Gka1gd, - Poins Pleasant, Solitude
/ Gsysae, Caruthsrssiils. and Ceston wood Point
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t Leave Nsu Msdrid Saturday at am;
Arrive at Hickman's Bead next day by SPIN;
Leave HickmaaA Bend Thursday ~ q M
= Arrive q New Madrid next day by 6pm.
l0695 From West Prairie, by Beach, " Chieoaux 81
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y z Leave West Prairie Saturday at 8 am;
3gs Arrive at Chititecaax by 8 pm; @
Leave Chillitecaux Friday at = IN;
Arrive at West Prsirie by s p m.