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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08
Walker Indignation Meeting ut Petersburg

Walker Indignation Netting az PetersbuTg,
Va.
PsYERsURG Jan. Q, 1858
Awaken Indignation meeting was held here tonight
The large City Hall was crowded. The speakers wore
Mr. Pryor editor OF the Richmond South Mr.. Old, Jr Of
Powhstsn, and A. d Banks, Esq editor of tho Peters
burg Democrat Resolutions denouncng Commodore
Bsa!dng we're adopted.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SrPRJm CoVRI-Crcuii Nos $50, l5s, as2 3ST, 162i
$50 1889, 2soe, 1898 26oa 10, IL H. H. II, IS.
llth inst
U. s. DrrRIcI CorRI.--Nos. 10, 20, Il " 81.
SuPKuok CouKT "opens ut IL O'Clock A. M).-Nos. LAG,
1865 81 13 cio 2G3, 27l, cI2 2.3 256, Ar, 17s 2sf
ESQ., DOL 29c, 293, os5 10 $685. COG, 3o 500 3l0 3l
as 10 $50, $40 10 $50.
CosxOs PIxAs-PHt Mos l1e. l2s to ial, and 50.
Part 2.-Ncs. 80, l42 to 154, and 81
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PHrLApsLrrIIA, Jan. Z, 1858.
stocks firm; Pennsylvania fves, s2L; Pcnnsylvanis
Railroad, 3eh Reading Railroad, 2qL4 Morris Canal,
az; Long Island Railroad, 10.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Z, 1853
Cc,,on-Sacs 10 day 5000 bales at irregular prices
some brokers quote the market arm nj an advance or
and others quote the market generally unchanged Pork
b dull at sl3 lard In kegs, exc 1Oc. gunny bags,
lo.c Treshts-Cot,on 10 Liverpool, y; 70 Uavre, fc
exchange on London loitSc. locc.; on New York, c
rvpur
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArUNE.


ALBANY, Jan. " 1908
petition for closing the canals Sunday was Ss'e'
The CHAIp announced the standing committees y 70
lows -
| Ctaims-Messrs. Patterson Scott and Truman.
| Fynance-Meeers. Owen, Schell and Halsted
! .ytdirayS-Messrs Noxon, Owen and J. D. Willard.
Cdnals-Meesrs Stow, tOveland and Mather.
-'s-Messrs Darling Brandreth and HubbelL
Charitable D.
worth nd Foo,e
observation-disclosures wads weEaH; iShn a-0 0''e
A'tuta-Messrs Foote, Pratt anu .Ap Vaudeville and
Roads and Bri i9es-Messrs. Williams,
Gsierunces-Messrs. Mather johnson ana Hubbell
Bonks-W. A. Wheeler Sloan and Foo<e.
Insuronce-Mossrs. Hubbeil, Scott and Ely.
fytrsH9es-Aessrs. W. A. Wheeler, Splnola aud John
Intrnai Affairs and 1osvns and Cou'xies-Messrs J. A.
STATE PrisOns-Mossrs. Loyeland, Williams ami Bran.
dreth.
Poor Laws-Messrs schea, J. A. willard and Kande.
vile.
Ergrossed Bills-Messrs- Pratt, Darling and KY
INDIAN A6airs-Aessrs. Boardman, Darling and J. D.
Cos,m1ce and Narigaicn- Messrs Ames, Stow and
Agriculture essrs Smith, Boardran and Burhans
Observation-Disclosures Latin, o. b. Wheeler and
observation-disclosures. Burhans, Dougherty and Pat
Public Buildings-Nessrs. o. B. Wheeler, Ames and
Dougherty.
76Oms and Cssnties-Messrs, Scott, Vaudeville and
On Cities and VilldScsMessrs Halsted Ely and Noxon
On Public observation-disclosures TrusmAn, Schel and
W. A. Wheeler
On Erprtag Las0s-Messrs. Patterson, wadsworth and
Dougherty,
On Medical Socieics-Messrs. Brandreth Stow and J.
A. Willard
On Fronting Messrs Lovelsnd, Smith, Williams Salt,
Noxon, Arnes and Mathcr.
On LiJrdyy-Messrs Pratt, Diven and J. d. Willard
Joseph clearinghouse appointed Janitor
BILLS NOTIFIED
By Mr. j. D. WILLARD, to amend the law relative to the
Imprisonment OF witnesses
BY Mr. PATTERSON, 70 repeal tile law respecting the tare
on the Central Railroad.
Mr. MATHHR moved refer the bill repeating the Metro
poltan Police bill o select committee. Carried.
kULOGIE5 ON THE LATK GOV MARCY.
Mr. offered resolutions OF respect TO the memory
of the late Governor Marcy.
On molten Of Mir. MATTER, the rules were suspended
and Mr. Snow then spoke elGq4ently on the LIE and cha
racter Of ex Governor Marcy.
After some remarks from j. d. WILLARD the resolutions
were laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
KANSAS REsoLCroSs
Were made tho special order for Tuesday at IL O'Clock
Adjourned I'LL Monday at 7 T. II.
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Congressional Election In Massachusetts,.

BOSTON,, jan ], 1885,
The election in the Seventh district to-day, 10 an the
yacsncy in Congress caused by the resignation Of Gov
Banks resulted the choice Of Daniel W. Gcoch, repub
iican The vote in all but three towns stands-Gocch
ss7o Osborne democrat, 2cco Bell, independent, $685.
scattering o. Pluraty for Mr.. Gooch, sss, which will
be increased BY the TO hear from TO about 1000
Mr.. Gooch has plurality in every town in tho distr'c
except one.
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'.ADExY OF Va'1-Ihe second Of Tho estra cheap',
A. the Acaa emy, Las. evening, drew full hous..
nisnt IAN tho previous performance of the sssae
'naon 0e~s1 shS prices, growing quite clearly the
S D ~ ~. .,,,, ~hoh We haze frequently sd-
vaDced IN these columns MIA @aa" va admirably
gvea-Mr. Formes and Mme do "a Gr.~Nse Winning new
laurels or rather reafrmng the right to wear thoso
they had previously For this evening "iUinans
in AIgeri" is announced with D'Angr as Isabella.
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Assembly.


ALBANY, Jan. I, 1858.
The Bank superntendent's Report was presented.
vote was then taken for Speaker, which resulted as
follows -
Van yalkenburgh, republican.
AIvord democrat SIS
Mr.. Russell (Amercan,) changed his vote to Mr. Van
valkenburgh. There were other changes. Absent
and not voting 5.
Two more ballots taken, with like result.
Mr.. LAWRENCE moved that when the House adjourn 1t
be till MoDoay evening, at +. NJ
Mr.. WALlORp point OF order. The constitution
prohibits adjournment for days without the
concurrence OF the Senate
The CKRK decided that members must judge for them
selves Of the requirements Of tho constitution.
Mr. G. ETs moved TO amend that the House hold three
seesons caily until an organization effected Lost
MI FULLERTON moved to amend, by adjournng till +
Lost.
Mr. BARyps moved to lay the resolution on the table
The CLERK decided ON count, that the motion was car
ried.
The challenged by Mr. ChAtaeld Of New York,
and the decision reversed.
The House, after a struggle, during which Mr.. tanning
urged adjournment the sth inst, in honor OF
the memory of Old Hickory, and motion was made to
adjourn, which lost took ballots for Speaker
The following was the result
Van NaMenourgn.. ~
Alvoru. %
Law.
resolution to adopt the rules OF the last House was lost
An attempt was made but unsuccessflly reconsider
the vote resolving adjourn till ii O'Clock TO- pnorrow
Nr. WAGER moved that Thomas q. Alvor< DC elected
Presiding officer of the Assembly until 40 organization Is
effected
Mr.. woLcorI moved to amend BIZ substituting Me name
Mr. ADAMS moved 70 sms~i by inserting rst tho name
Of Mr. law, who declined and then the Of Chsuncey
Mr. wAcsn acceptsd the last amendment.
which ear rcd
morrow,
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Decrease during the lato Gscal year. ss2oOeT So
In addition to this decrease Of 600 in the in.
debtedness of the State s2Oo0OO were in the treasu
~ at the time Of the suspension Of specie payments
applicable to further reduction, but which II was
deemed matter OF prudence TO retain, in the unset
tied aspect Of business matters. The interest on the
debt due on the LIST of February next viii be prompt
ly met in specie or its equivalent and the financial
affairs Of the State generally represented being
in the most satisfactory condition.
A correspondent sends US the following very sens
BILE and timely remarks in relation 10 the investment
Of capital. II has been pretty well tested that per
manent six and seven per cent investments upon
undoubted security pay better in long period of
years than the highest rates Of a speculative
character:--
The crisis which a large party In our financial world
has been 40 long predicting, has come and gone The
worst over and confidence and with money, L. again
on the food DEPRECATED stocks, and those ruling
at high prices have been the arst TO feel the effect
proving times snd castor ponsy market Bnt after
tho experience Of recent disasters railroad stocks and
bonisn bank and state securities would seem 10 be
more rational for capitalists 10 the Old
sure Of oil money Investments, bond and mortgage. NO
ether mode Of Investment Offers either 50 good IN Interest
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rhe eouthern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Jan. :, 1858.
The mail from all pQnts south, as late as due, is N
hand but brings no news OF interest.
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The Shin SerrmvDre.

Bcros, Jan. ], 1888.
The shp seramporc ashore on Cohasset Shoals will be
total loss Her bottom out and she Is bilzed and full
OF water. Part Of her cargo will be saved damaged
condition
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CoroORD, n. H., JAN y IoOS'
The Republican State Convention held here today was
presided over by Ex-Governor Colby. Governor Halle
nominated for election by reclamation A. H. Dun
Tap Of Nashua received tho nomination for Railroad Com
,,isaoner
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Surrender OF the Hartford and Fishkiu
Railrond.

PRovIDyScx, Jan. Z, 1858.
The directors Of the Hanford Providence and Fshkll
Railroad Company have ved surrender tho road 70 the
trustec~ for the benefit Of the bondhoders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

The supply OF superhne was light, and tbe market
nrmer Canadian -four steady, with sales OF about
400 bbs unchanged prices Southern brands were in
fair demand, with sales 90 about 900 200 bbs the
above quotations. Rye -four unchanged with sales
OF about 70 loo bills. Corn meal steady Sales of
Brandy zine reported at 81 so, whHo Jersey wa
quiet at quotations. wheat-Thc demand confined TO
the wants OF milers, and sales small being confined
10 about 900 bushels Southern, including red N 81 rs
and white at 81 rs 81 60 Corn drmer, with sales
OF 1900 bushels Southern white al csc, and small
lots or yellow and white Of 62Lc. Rye was quiet With
salee OF about 900 bushels at TIC T3c, delivered
Oats steady, with moderate saos " Stale and West
ern at AZ. a 46c.
CoyyysThe sales embraced sbeut 600 bags OF Rio a,
s.c like, aud I0o mats Java lee. and SO bags
and uerces Java private terms
Corros-Tbe market was again frmer, with sales Of
about 500 baes closing at advance az about &c per
ID since the arrival OF the Atsntcs The following
h statement of the movement In since the
September, compared with the previous three years
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.S..sc,de OF One OF Gen. Walkers Men.

RcBNoSo. Va, Jan, :, ls3.
VIM H. Cawes, Lately under Gen. Walker In Nicaragua,
and ate. wards connected with the Memphis Bug,s
oommiwed ygcide Last nigh. by taking laudauum.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. N.
AzHra--The market was unchanged, small sales Of
pots and pearls reported At SIC. FOR now sorts.
BRsAr~rup~ --t1our--The market firm, with geoi
local and Eastern demand, including purchases for
export Tho sales embraced about 900 700 bbls I'd
about the follow ing quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

II vC.>r Hair begins to turn Gray, try the
wa,a.YnI q RANDJEAN's auid % Church street cor
R.ro
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Influenza.
now conceded D. ANDRE Spills wlicure influenza.
No one sense should hk better worse because
they advertised Ia the public p.per They article
and domestic and admitted
be the best made pill the world muscular purge rs-
purge and hydrogogae purge combined and tiese
effects properly controlled BY and crrsent Being
thoroughly soluble undss"fvrd particles adhere 70 the
mucous mbranes that they piles and consi
tuiiorsl rosiivenrss.
These vegetable universal pills of DR. Brandreh the
beet purgatye and his f- addition pills better than blue
pills alternative and have examined them and know
Them W b. free from mine rails ACITi NJ. ID.
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Barry = Trscophsrous is the Best and Cheap
article forressing beaung cleansing curling prcssr.
wing and restoring the hair Ladies H. sold By Al drggs
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Smithsonian House-Broa<avssy Hotel Ac-
connods,ons the Europeanplsn Single 50
rs and 81 per day Double sndp srlors 81
g. Meas ordered
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United States Supreme Court.

wsssuSsroS Jan. T. 1853.
No. Is Argument continued for the appellee, and con
cluded for the sppes%Sssss
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New Workers OF 1878 or their Heir~nt-Law,
read stvertsemen under head Of Personal.
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ks,ofypcs dszueueotypes and ambroypes always
cepsh gs for the holidays and should he secured
a this temple VI art Nos "a and ss7 Broadway
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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2G0,OOO Dollars has been Saved Ia the People
by HOLMES system ~ cheap portraits Photographs and
brotypes, nj zse Broadway See 70 II.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupees-
The the world SURPRISING ali made Sold piled
the mandatory zS Broadway.
For the BIood.-J. n. stanord's Iron a.f
sulphur powders agreeable 10 The and only
The blood. IL powders 81. al Is State street
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September, as compared with the previous three years
1866. 1855 1857 1855
Rec at ports e13 oce $4,000 1ss6o0 1901 900
TX. Ia q. Britain all 900 600 coo $4,000 $4,000
% france. O.. 5000 nj 0ov 14l,eog 10000
other Y. Z. 1900 12j,OOO 5000 $1,000
Total export 81. =. 55s 600 900 551 900 52l 600
mock hand. 800 900 et0O0e 6s5,ooo 53s 900
OF which during the past week, iscludcd in tho above
Rec. at ports... $1,000 137 oco As,Oe0 100000
Ex. W q. Britain. 47,ooo 5000 10000 5000
[" Franco. 6,c0o 1000 1i,Oo0 5000
otherFP 5000 1000 1iOso 5000
Total exports . . 5000 6s,ooo 5000 A,Ooo
Tho decrease receipts at the ports compared All last
year is AIS 900 bales he increase exports 10 Great By
tain 10 600 France 81 600 decrease other
foreign ports 600 Total decrease exbo<ss 10000
bales.
FRrurs-Engaeements were light To Ijveypol
about 900 900 bushels cf grain were engages, a 81
with some cotton at led, which vas an mprevernsut
and about 1900 bbls -four at o. TO LONDON 800 hhis
molado taken at us. Sd. To Hamburg 20 bbS a
ashes taken at 25s. There no change 70 notice
in rates for Hsvre or W eshcr " tho gold reeoss ne
exports from this port 10 San Francisco have Increased
very much ~ late. short time since two vessels
month were all that were despatched. GA the ID inst
four ships cleared and there loading that port
the ship Edwin Forrest Andrew Jackson Star Of tho
Union Ocean Express Cleared 70 day. Golden Eagle and
Rather. "
H.vrbe demand Continued fair, with sales Of abou,
1000 bales at csc. q Tcc.
Hors.-The speculative movement continued in oil, wth
free sales at 70 10. Prime 10 choce qusl ranged
fsom &c. alec, VITA good brewing demand, ShisIy a,
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

Arrive at Jackson next day by l2 m.
Bids for two trips week invited.
iosse From Appeon by Alteaburg, Sheffield and Union
Point, H., to Jonesboro, 81 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Appleton "Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive At Jonssboro' by mi
Leave Jrnesboro' Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Appleton by 10.
losso From Benton. by Hunts Landing, Cypress and
Charleston. to B'dsvile, 30 niles and back, twice
Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Birdsvile by 6pm;
Leave Birdsyile Wednesday and Saturday at ga
Arrive a Benton by p IN.
Bids to end at Charleston invited.
Bids for three-tines-a week service also invited
lo69l From Benton TO Commerce. miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday at lam;
Arrive at Commerce by 10 m;
Leave Commerce Tuesday and Friday at IL I'm;
Arrive at Benton by pm.
Leave Birdsv.lle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
ats
Arrive at Cairo by II am;
Leave Cairo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
Arrive at Birisyille by 2pm
Bids invited to commence route at Charleston, and
for daily service between Charleston aud Cairo,
1868 From Birdsvlle by Hopewell, to Columbus, KY
20 miles and back, a week.
Lesve Birds svile Wednesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Columbus by pm;
Leave Columbus Tuesday at 6 IN;
Arrive at B,rdsve by pm.
lo69i From New Madrid, by Point Pleasant, Solitude
Gayose, Carntherssile, and Cotton wood Point
to Hickman's Bend Ark, 81 miles and back, once
aweek.
Leave New Madrid Saturday at Tam
Arrive at H.ck,nan's Bend next day by 6 pm,
Leave Hickmao's Bend Thursday at Z a IN;
Arrive at New Madrid next day by M
l0G95 From West Prairie, by Beach, TO Chitecaug a7
miles and back week
Leave West Prare Saturday at am;
Arrive at Chiiiecaux by 6 p IN;
Leave Chilii'ecaux Friday at mi
Arrive at West Praire by pm.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

to Springfield, &c mics and back, a week.
Leave Lebanon Thursday at 7 "a m;
Arrive mt Springfield next day by 4 PM
Leave Springfield Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Lebanon next day by m.
Bids for three trips week between Lebanon and
Buffalo invited. EF
1868 From Little Prairie, by Little Piney, Pine Bluff,
and Sprngvale, to Waynesvllle, "A miles and
and back, three times week.
Leave Little Prairie Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at 6 m
Arrive at Waynesville by 8 . m;
Leave Waynesvlle Monday Wednesday, and FRI
day at 6 a m;
Arrive at Little Prairie by B m.
Bids for increased speed and more frequent service
on this and on l0425, lO655, rnd l0656, invited
O659 From Amanda, by Steelsvile, Elm Grove, Short
Bend, Dent c. H.. Montauk, and Licking, 10
Houston, 81 miles ard back, week.
Leave Amanda Monday Mt 8 am;
Arrive AT Houston next day by 8p m;
Leave Houston Saturday at g. M
Arrive at Amanda next day by = pm.
l0660 From Short Bend by Breckenridge's Mill, VIM
ston, SYlven, and Iron Hill, to Eminence, 40
miles and back, week
Leave Short Rend Tuesday at a mi
Arrive at Emnence by spm,
Leave Emnence Wednesday at a m;
Arrive Short Bend by m.
1861 From Caledonia, by Iron Mountain, Stono, Farm
ington Locust Ridge, Cross Roads, Mine La
Motto, Frcderioktown, Patton, White Water, and
Jackson, to Cape Girardeau, % miles and back.
three times a week to jackson, and six times a
week thcnc>to Cape Grardeau.
Leave Caledonia Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at III am;
Arrive at Cape Girardeau next days by 10 PM
Leave Cape auardenu Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive ut Caledonia next days by II am
Leave Cape Gira,deau Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Jackson 10y II mj
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Leave Cape Girardesu Monday ard Thursday at
Arrive at New Madrid next days by pm.
Leave New Madsid Wednesday and Saturday at
am;
Arrive at Cape Girardeau next days by IL m.
1868 From Cape Girardeau, by Pkeon, TO Bloomfield
Al miles and ack, week.
Leave Cape Grardcnu Thursday at l D m;
Arrive ut Bloomfield next day by am;
Leave Bloomfield Wednesday at 6 IN;
Arrive at Cape Ghardeau next day by IL m
1864 From Point Pleasant, Walnut Grove, (ocal 25
miles and back, once week.
Leave Point Pleasant Saturday at mi
Arrive at Walnut Grove by 5 m;
Leave Walnut Grove Friday at m;
Arrive at Point Pleasant by pm.
lO6s5 From Poplar Bluff to Little Black, IA miles and
back once a week
Leave Poplar Cluif Saturday at m;
Arrive at Little Black by IL m;
Leave I.ttle Black Saturday at PM
Arrive at Poplar Bluff by pm.
O6s6 From Bloomfield, by Indian Ford, to Poplar B'a"
80 miles and back, week.
Leave Bloomfield Wednesday at z M;
Arrive at Poplar Bluffs by Gp m,
Leave Poplar Bluffs Thursday at7am
Arrive at Bloomfield by m
,oes7 From jackson, by Peoples Hickory Ridge, ana
P,keton, to bloomfield, 30 miles and back, once
week.
Leave jackson Monday at nT
Arrive at Bloomfield mex, dny,by P m;
Leave Bloomfield Sunday at m
- Arrive at Jackson next day by " m.
Bids for trips week invited
,oesa From Jackson, by Greene Perkins Creek, Ruchan
an, and Lowndes, to Greenylle IS miles and
.." back, a week
Leave jackson Sunday nj p IN;
Arrive at GreenviIe next day by 7pm
Leave GreenyJie Saturday at lam;
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I0557 From Bonneville by Boons Lick to Glasgow, 20
mcs and back, week.
Leave Bonneville Saturday at "a M
Arrive a Glasgow by IL m;
Leave Glasgow Saturday at M
Arrive at Bonneville by m,
lo5ss Frsm Caliroroa, BY Round Hill, Gilrdy. Mount
Carmel, o,tervIls, and Ara'or, to Georserown,
miles and back, three times weak.
Leave California Monday, Wednesday and Friday
atsam
Leave Georgetown Tuesday, Thursday and s4tar
Arrive calismi. BY spm,
Bids commence Al teffsroon Guy invited.
Bids for sx-tmos-a- week service also invited.
io55s From Ruasevle, by Oak pont Pleasant Mount
is miles and back, twice week
Leave Russelvia Tuesday and Friday ot6ninj
Arrive at Pleasant Mount by l2 m;
Leave Pleasant Mount Tuesday and Friday at =
io5sO From Versailles, by Minerva, Boylers Mill Daroc
LESLEY Cross Timbers, Black Oak Point urbana,
Pittsburg, aud Sentinel Prairie to Bolivar, 70
miles and back once week
Leave Versailles Thursday at am;
Leave Bolivar Tuesday at N;
Arrive a Versailles next day by q
1861 From Versailles by Lone Grove and Cold Sp,ings
70 California, 23 miles aud back once a week
Leave Versailles Friday ats an
Arrive at California by 4pm;
Leave California Saturday at tsa IN;
Arrive Versailles by M.
1862 % From versailles, BY ST Mark. cooa and Black
Oak Point to Hermitage, 10 miles and back, once
Leave Versailles Thursday at 81 M;
Arrive at Hermitage next Saturday by IL
Leave Hermitage Monday at l2m
Arrive at Versailles Wednesday al 6 pm.
Bids for two and also for three trips week invited.
lOsGa From Versailles, by Florence 70 Georgeown 81
miles and back once week.
Leave Versailles Saturday at 8 IN;
Arrve at Georgetown by 8 PM
Leave Georgetown Friday at
Arrive at Versailles by 6
Bids tor twice-a-wesk service invited.
1864 From Versailles by Mining 70 Linn Ceek 81 miles
and back twice week
Leave Versailles Sunday and Wednesday att a m;
Arr.ye a Linn Greek by 6 m;
f.eavs iS.n Creek Monday and Thursday at ] a M;
Arrive at Versailles by 6pm
,o5s5 From Georgetown, BY Longwood and Finneys
Creek 10 Marshall, 30 miles and back, once u