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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25
A. COLLETT,

SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY,
CORNER OF FINE AND FIRST srEETs,
Opposite krdiZ and IIellman's Foasfdry, Ev-
ansville, Indiana.
We are manufacturing the above articles AZ
prices which will compare favorably with Gin
cinnai and Louisville
Orde-s are respectfully solicited
All work will be completed al the time
promised.
n. B.-A superior article Of Ice Chests
made to order.
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A Card.

a CALLED meeting of the Iourneymen Oak
~ Coopers of the city of Evansville. was held
May -, t-.s~. The meeting was organized by elect
ing President and Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being stated Nes<rS. Tea
mans Sherwould and Hoft we're chOserfto drat resou-
tions. The Committee retired for short time and
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That We view the course which the
proprieor> of the Machine shop Of this city
suing break down the regular CUopers as bshonor
ahle, unjust and uncalled for.
RESOLVED, That will use all honorable means
in power t. Put down any attempt AZ monopoly.
which - designed % I'M ure business in this city
RESOLVED, That inasrauch as tho proprietors Of
said Machine Shop, while it was in course If cree
tion, pledged them to sustain the regular price
OF cpapeage i'm this citv. and that Immediately after
starting, they put the price down ~ cts. the tar
REL therefore, have no confidence in their sense
of honor.
RESOLVED, That We invite the Cnopers that are en-
gagged in the said Machine SHOP At ts present time.
to quit there beween now and the hrst 81 June and
they will he furnished Will berths, i'm the regular
shops, and that after that time look upon all
ppers that assist in the Of coopsraSe in
said shop rs SCARS. ind that viii not condescend
20 work in any shop that they may get employment
in. ...
above proceedings be published in the daily papers of
this city. FRANK SHOOK, Secy.
jel03wd&w
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All Vandeibnrgh County Orders. drawing
interest. and which have been endorsed pre-.
vious To September. /, 1856, will be redeemed
on presentation to the county Treasurer.
N. 81 will paw no interest accruing on
sand Orders after this date.
THEODORE VENEMANN, Treasurer
Evansville June If. 1853.
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A Card.

The sale OF $1,000 worth of imported Bran
dies. and Fruits in Cans, advertised To come
1T Saturday last, was delayed on account Of
so re unforeseen accident, and will take
place on THURSDAY, the LIST of July. to which
we invite the trade. as the articles will be sold
without reserve. Terms-al sums OF S25 OF
under, cash above, 60 day. credit, the pur.
cha ser giving negotiable note, payable in a
bank in this city.
DECKER g. KRAMER. {
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dissolution Of Partnersh;p,

The firm of CoLETr & 0vERELL, is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
The business will hereafter BE- carried on
by A. Gu. tyr. who viii settle all business
connected with the late brn.
Signed,
COlLETT & OVERELL.
Evansville, June 2lst, 1888.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that IIEHEy l.
MiTcuEfI his been appointed administrator OF
the estate of Mrs Elvira Mitchell, late of this
city, deceased Sail estate j. solvent.
HENRY L. MITCHELL,
Administrator
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FOND.

Taken up by the subscriber, living in Centre
Township, Vanderburgh County. State Of In.
dina, large Bay.Horse. about nine OF ten
years oil has large white spot on his fore
head, n scar on each Idle OF his jaws and col
lar marks. Supposed To have been taken from
neat Princeton, in Gibson County. by one
Harmon Said horse i. now at my farm i'm
,Gid Township, where he can be found by the
owner who is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away.
WILLIAM PAINE.
June l9,h, 1888.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.
American Watches.
A meeting of gentlemen, fuHiili.r wi,

A meeting of gentlemen, fuilili.r with
The business, MAS held in Nrw York city
last week to take the preliminary step,
to establish a mauufaclory of witches H.
his country. Popular prejndices agoinsl
our own products, has repressed every
enterprise 10 establish this, as well as
many other branches OF the arts 10 this
country. A few years ago, fashionable
gentleman was Assumed to acknowledge
he was wearing coat Of American
cloth. Now, he would not admit that
the gold repeater in his pocket was
made on American soil But this f. cl
ing will soon be changed. AT present,
the moving machinery of watches are
imported, and are cased and finished in
this country. The movement part OF
watches is cut out at the factories in
Europe at a cost Of about So only, and
when fully finished and jeweled are
worth about s25 They are imported
and sold to the Americans for SIS TO
s55 each, making an advance Of nearly
100 per cent. The nesting declared
that. there was no branch os imports in
which such gross frauds and impositions
were prac:iced as in the watch trade; q
resolution was adopted declaring that
positive experience has taught our peo.
Pile that fill one half of the watch i'm
proyements Imputed here are spurious
and nearly worthless, set in cases of base
metal, plated and polished, and well cal
culated to deceive any but the very best
judges.
Several persons present had watches
10 their pockets of American mahufac-
ture. superior to any forei IN watches, on
which they were willing to stake con
siderable sums Of money that they
would keep correct time, within q ~
seconds" for year. These watches
had an American invention by which
their running was adjusted.
1t was stated that about $4,000 00C
year, were sent abroad for watches ant
watch movements, all of which could be
manufactured at home, AMI of a bette'
quality. This enormous annual sum i,
taken from our our own libor, which i.
left standing idle in the streets begging
for work and food, while we are sending
of our specie to pay foreign workmen
and allowing them to cheat us besides
in every article they send. The meet
ing resolved to form company for III
manufacture OF American watches, to BE-
called the New York Watch Manufac
turing Company. Movements like these
show that the country is waking up Il
the need OF protecting it's own llbor.
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LOST,

On Thursday evening last, between Main
and Greou Streets. on Welter a small Gold
Bosom Pin The finder will be literally re
waldcd, ii left at the store of
A. G PUSHEE.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
,IUnc ADnlpS.

A lot cf June Apples, just received,
AMI for sale at Samuel Vickery CID
stand.
ID REYNQIDS e. Co
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WAsuIxGroE's ESTIMATE OF HIMSELF

w hSuiSulON bSAiuAin VI iilHSLIf
Washington. like the great and truly
good Of all pcriods-who have acted
from the internal impulses Of noble m y
tures. that sway them like a divine in
spiration, was unconscious of his own
greatness or the moral elevation of his
acts. He was In his own view but on
humble instrument of experimenting
providence, and all the merit no felt he
could claim was honesty aud sincerity Of
purpose. Ii was rerhaps the simple pu
ri,y and goodness of intention that
brought the divine aid which made him
truly great, and presents him TO our eyes
as the mobiles, spec 'acle OF moral gran
deur in history. The power of piety
aud devotion TO duty. Of simple good.
ness, to make men great among their fell.
lows is not appreciated. The world
.uks o Intellectual strength, rather than
moral force for power to serve il.
The following letter vas written by
Washington to an old friend in Conncc.
ticut, has recently been discovered among
the rubbish Of old family papers, and i;
now for the frs, time publishcI:
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1875.
Sir: The letter with which you have
favored M, dated 81 ult., came duly &c
hand: / am at loss for words 10 convey
The sense entertain of the favorable
sentiments you have been pleased to
IRE 3 Of me, in that letter.
To the great ruler of events-not to
any exertionS o! mine-is 10 be ascribcd
the favorable termination of our late
cun:est for liberty. never considered
the fortunate issue OF any measure adop.
cd by me in the progress Of the revolu-
ton, in any other light than as the or
dering of kind Providence; aud il the
Partially OF my countrymen do Justice
To my motives, thro' that arduous sirug-
gle, and 10 those which have since oc
cured. in the administration Of the pre-
sent government, Gas The result OF the
contest), it is the only reward ever
sou ,hi, and the greatest that could b.
conferred on
Sir, your most obed't, h'ble serv'i,
&c. WASHINGTON"
"Ilon'b!e Jonathan Williams, Esq.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
PrirC SIG to &I95

TuIFE hest, sim pes. and most durable machines In
j. Use, a well "a the cheapest
They make strung, elastic stitch, not liable To-
heak in washing and ironing, and sewing with equal
facility the ,hickest thinnest fabrics. They
any ordinary thread, cotton silk. All machines
warranted and full instructions given to use them
satisfactorily.
We have several different kinds of machines. and
would ask all who want machines, give us call he
fore they make their purchases.
We have private room where those that desire to
test their utility before purchasing, operate at
their leisure. Office and sales room in the of
Johnsnn- bookstore, First street, between Main aud
| locust streets. A. l.. THOMAS, Agent.
hi..sl Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

The weather is ~ ceelipsly warm,
thermcms,er standing a, 90 in The shade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

There are 5000 Israeltes in Cin-
cinna,i, Of which 900 are wholesale mer.
chants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25
NEW ARRIVAL OF LUMBER
AT TIE
NEW LUMBER YARD.

CORNER OF MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS.
IN onicr to make room for new stock of LUM-
ID BER now here. and on the way, We wiz sell our
Dry Lumber at yery low p ices. aud less than ever
BEFORE offered in this market.
We have good stock Of Pine Shingles, Dress
Flaoring, Dress Ceiling. &C., always on hand
We will ne receiving Lumber direct from our Mill
i'm Penn 81 yania. hy every rise dining the season.
WATSON, NEWBERKY CO.
mya5-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-25

EEARVEST TOOLS
H ~ doz. 4 l. fngl Grain Cradles;
81 do Grass Snathes;
.Ado Hay Rake-:
- do Grain Scythes, Waltiren Pattern;
% 10 Grass do do;
aio De Casteel Millani;
IN do Sickles;
IN do German Sickles;
gross Scythe Stone.
In store ard for sale by
je5 ORR, DALZELL & co.
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Abstract

hDStIdCt
Statement If tie Condifioa IF tie CITY
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY Of
Hartford, January LIST, 1853.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company ia the CITT FIRE IL.
SURANcR CoNPsNY OF HARTFORD. The Company
is located at Hartford Connecticut.
The amount Of it, Capital Stock is one hundred
ami fifty thousand dollars The amount Of its Capt.
dollars.
ASSETS.
Cah on hand 30 326. ns
Cash in hands OF agents and other persons. ls,6e.Ie
Bonds owned by the Company
- 10 81 go q Mortgage Baads of the Indiana
Central Railroad Company, paying semi
annual interest Of 10 per cent 100000
gage ON Real Estate. :. $4,000
Loans collateral secured by asi shares
OF Bank Stock, and other Stocks and
Bonds in possession OF Company 57.25o.0s
DIS shares a TX stock .... 81 nsaoo
Bills receivable. l2,;sI35s
Accrued Interest. 4,0f3'6
Office Furniture. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sill
Total Assets Of the Company ........tl92 D.9.6
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. e3,Is5.0e
Losses ufad listed and in sus-
pense, waiting for further
Ali other claims against the
Company estmated.-...... s@.Soo
Total labilitiee .sls,s7Oa
The greatest amount insured in any risk u $500.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one City, Town or Village, varies according TO its
The greatest amount ALLEGED TO he insured in any
one block, varies as ia the Ifecsdng.
any State Or States as security for losscs therein.
ii. ID. C0NDICT, Prest.
L. BRAINARD. sec'y.
.af,e
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For Rent.

a large and very convenient Dwelling House
in thorough order, ON Second street. near cor
ne: OF Chestnut street. Terms, $500 per anunm
TtIOS T. GARVIN
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SUNDRIES-
- kegs u bags OF No. I, >, =, ID. Shot;
~ box Hamburger cheese;
coo bbls kanawha salt:
Is boxes Wheat Starch;
25 hlf hxs do;
- doz. If genuine Shaker Brooms;
~ doz. fancy do
Received and for sale by L. & ID. nEIMASS.
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Abstract

Of TIE .Smi -danual Statement IF fhe Affairs
ard oonditioH THE fO-KE IISL'R NICE
Con many. IF tie CITY Of Neso York, on tic
3lst day II December. 1857.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank. ...........s 5000 IS
Real Estate. w.rth At least assn ,ooo,.. $4,000 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand,
(mrket value Of securities, s2s3t6.)... laa,ssa g.
Bank to,ks, lmarket valued, 1900 20
Of the Company ,,,-. 67,eoi q
which, sa.6,ss has since seen r rec 1875 %
Balance I'm hands Of Agents and in course
OF transmission from Agents. on 81 st Dec. 2feSf -
00f which $i,s5, 3, has since been receiyed),
Premiums due and nncollectcd on Policies
issued at Ofice. :. ......-.............. 2.os. 81
n...t Al. ~, :,
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
The Buckeye Sewing Machine.
prSce $40

The REST single Threat Machine in the market.
general assortment of Sewing Machine Sill
Thread, Neeiles, &c. &c, constantly ON hand.
Office. No. 4, Marble Hall.
myi1im I'm. SELLMAN, Agent
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Axles, Springs; made Of the hest steel; Bands, En-
arnle and Of all kinds OF Leather; Cloths Innings
Carriage, yarnishes, Castings Of all kinds, Sable
Trees English Bride Leatlers, Bits Stirrups Spurs
III INES. fine Silver IIanes Of all kinds, Jenny Lind
dig Trees. Self. Adjusting Pals, Taylor's Patent
Hanes, Fly Nets Shce Threads Horse Blankets, Lon
Cotton and Worst,-i: London Welt Skins, superior
articles Ivory Gutta frcs and Brss lined Nastengai
anaiity OF Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees nc, &c.
keep in fact everything ,aprerfaning to either
branch ~ the hu sness and und andng both branch
Is Thoroughly, we would respectfully invite your at
tention before purchasing esex here.
am also agent Cor WARDS PATENT PR1S0
SADDLE ap20dAw
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ruNAR.-.5 Ibis Wilmington Tar in store For sale
IL by lmar3l PRESTON BROTHERS.
SDAR SACKS WAsHlNGTON MILLS
AVvv Extra Flour, in Store, and for sale by
mr32 BROWN AIKMAS.
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vile, Milburn, Clinton and Moscow, TO Bickmer,
81 mIles and back three times week
Leave Paducah Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Hin kmsn next days by IL m;
Leave Hickman Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at
Jpn;
Arrive at Paducah next days by 7pm.
s7Oi From Paducah, by Exchange Simsonia Watson's,
Palma Benton, and Olive, to Aurora, As miles and
back three times week-'he trips to alternate be-
tween Paducah and Benton, via Exchange ard
Simsonia and via Watsons and Palma
Leave Paducsh Monday, W sdnesday, and Friday, at
Arrive al Benton by m, and at Aurora by p N /;
Leave Aurora Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
cam;
Arrive at Benton by / q m, and at Padueah by Z
Bids invited to after passing Benton, via wades-
boro' and Oakley, to Murray; also for service
from Benton, via Olive, to Aurora. Bids for ser
vice in two horse coaches invited
sTo2 From Paducah by Metropolis City, Illinois, CaIedo
MIA, and Mound City, TO Cairo, so miles and back
daily, in steaHboals.
Leave Paducah daily al m;
Arrive ut Cairo by y M
Leave Cairo daily at p m,
Arrive at Paducah next day by 3 am.
Bids to commence route at Smith'snd and run VIA
Paducah, &c, invited.
e7oa From Paducah by New Liberty Illinois; smithland
Kentucky; Golconda, Illinois, Carrsvie, Kentucky
Elizabethtowp, Illinois Ford's Ferry, Kentucky;
Cave-in-Rock, illinois, Caseyve, Kentucky
Shawnestown, Illinois, kuIeigh, kentucky Union
town; Mount Vernon, indiana; and Henderson,
bsc :, twice a week.
Leave Paducah Tuesday and Friday at 10 m;
Arrive at Evansville next days by 9amj
Leave Eyansvis Monday and Thursday at IL m;
Arrive ut Paducah next days by a m.
Bids for thrce,imes a-wcek service invited.
9704 From Paducah, by Birmingham, Highland, local,
Pine Bluff, Paris Landing, Tenn, Mouth Of SANDY
La Grange, [local,] Point Mason, ReyDoldsburg
Willis Point, Britts Landing, Browdica Landing
Perryvllc Brownspoit, Patriot, Clifton, Swallow
Bluff, Saillo, Coffee Landing, Savannah, Ham
burg and Passport, mississippi, to Iuka 2S9 miles
and back three times week in steamboats, TO
Eastport, and in coaches thence TO Iuka.
Leave Paducah Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at6am;
Arrive at iuka next Wednesday, Friday, and SUM-
day by 10 am;
Leave luka Wednesday Friday, and Sunday at
l2m;
Arrive at Paducah next Friday, Sunday, and Tues-
day by 2pm
9705 From Hickman, by Moscow, Butler, and Ralphton,
to Feicano, "a miles and back, week
Leave Hickman Friday at 8 M;
Arrive at Fellciana by m;
Leave Fe.iciana Saturday at m;
Arrive a, Hickman by pm.
Bids invited commence at Moscow instead OF
Hickman.
e7OS From Compromise TO New Madrid, Missouri, 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Compromise Saturday at Gam
Arrive at New Madrid by III M
Leave New Madrid Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Compromise by Vi pm.
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Arrive at Clinton by 5p M; "a
W. Lave Clinton Tuesday at 81 m;
Arrive at Woodbourne by pm. h
10000 From Wocdbeurne by Cedar Ford Powder Spring
Gap, Red Hill and Cielr Spring, - Thorn Hill, 81
miles and back ,.onco week. f4sfss
Leave Woodbourne Monday at = n;ta
Arrive at Thorn Hill, by 6pm; $50
Leave Thorn Hill Tuesday at am; fst iaia
Arrive at Woodbourne by 6p m.
lOoSI From Woodbourne, by RAcoon Valley, Logs
Roads, and Grautsboro, to Jsc4sooro, 81 miles
and back once q week. -
Leave Wo0db0urne Saturday 1T Q ~
Arrive at Jacksboro by SPIN; ~
Leave Jacksboro' Friday 81 M
Arrive at Woodbournc by 5p M
lOOs2 From Speedwe by Cearfead, TO Bosom, KY Qo.
CAL so miles and back, once wesk.
Leave Speedwel Monday alta N; s1& set9l
Arrive at Boston by SPIN; 8N
Leave Boston Tuesday at a m; 7H
Arrive Mt Spcedwell by 5 p m. II
loos3 From Huntsville by Horseshoe Bsad and Rocky
Branch, to Jamestown, IS mikes and back, onces
week. ssess so SO
Leave Hunnville Tuesday at m;-st
Arrive at Jamestown by 5pm
Leave Jamestown Wednesday attain;
Arrive at Huntsville by 5pn
oos4 From Jacksbero by Straight Fork Elk Fork Clear
Fork, aud Spring Rock 70 Whitley T. ID, Ky 40
miles and back ones week.
Leave Jacksboro Thursday at Cars
Arrive at Whitley G. H. next day BY IL mi
Leave Whitley @. II. Friday Mt pm;
Arrive AT Jacksboro' next day by 6pm
loos5 From Jacksboro by Stra1ht Eork Ha0tsvle Bat
| alo Creek Pouch Crock, W1udssd, and Wild Cat
KY, to whitley O. H., 81 miles ana back oncs
! III week tfF . f-sAf -ft
| Leave Jscksboro' Friday ss7a4
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(Exop,ine carefully the forms and instructions anne1d)
l0OO From Nashville, by Goodetsvie, Tyrce Springs
Muoy's, Mitchellsvle, franklin, Kentucky, and
WOODBURY., to Bowling Green, ga miles and back
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Arrive Mt Celina by 81 M;
Lave CslinA Tuesday ut am;
Arrive at Ganesboro' by 2pm.
I0o3I From Smiihvlo by Mechancsvc, TO Woodbury.
% miles and back, once week.
Leave ssmthvis Wednesday at am;
Arrives Woodbury. by II m;
Leave Woodbury. Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at SmithYille by 9 pm.
l0032 From McMinnvile, by increase and Rocky River
to Spencer, 20 miles and back, twice week
Leave McMioHv.le Monday and Friday at s y m;
Arrive at Spencer next days by | M
Leave Spencer Tnesday and Saturday at 8 p mi
Arrive AZ McA1innvic next days by a m.
Bids for threc trips week invited.
loo3a From McMinnviiIe, by Mountain Creek and Pine
Greek, to Smithville, ~ miles and back, three
times week.
Leave McMinaviie Tuesday, Thursday and saur
day at a m;
cave Smithviile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at McMinnvile by 7pm.
1903. From McMnnv,'!c by Increase, Pine Bluff Rock
Island, Cave, Sparta, Bon Air, Carkstown, Po-
mona, Crossvie, Spencer HILL Bclleville, Post
Oak Syringe Kingston, Gray's Hill, and Hack
berry, to Loudon. 100 miles and back, six times
week to Sparta and three times week the resi-
due.
Leave McMinnvic daily, except Sunday, at . M;
Arrive at Sparta next day by Sam;
leave Sparta daily, except Sunday, aBpm;
Arnve nj McMinnvile noxt day by S m,
Leave Sparta Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive "a, at Loudon mex, say. by IL m;
Leave Loudcn Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday n
Ppm
Arrive at Sparta next days by p no.
Bids for service in two and also in four-horsc
coaches invited.
Bids for six trips week entire route invited
l0035 From McMnnvile, by Irving College, Bersheba
Springs, and Altamon, to Pelham, 3S miles and
back, twice week,
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Leave Yellow Greek Saturday Mt Fam;
Arrive at Post Oak Springs BY ] pm.
lOOb4 From Kingston by Emory Iron Works, Morgan c.
H., Sageield, and Glades, to jamestown So miles
and back, week
Leave Kingston Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Jamcstown next day by IL M
Leave jamestown Tuesday att PM
Arrive at Kingston next day BY pm.
leo5s From Kingston, by Welches Mills, to Robertsve
10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Kingston Thursday ut ga m;
Arrive at Robertsvle by ~ m;
Leave Robertsvie Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Kingston by 8p m.
loo56 From Kingston by Tabor, Erie, and Oxford, to
Athens IS miles and back, twice q week
Leave Kingston Tuesday and Saturday at g. m;
Arrive at Athens by Z pm;
Leave Athens Monday and Friday at I'm;
Arrive at Kingston by pm. fg{aI
Bds for three-times-a week servicenvited.
loo57 From Kingston by Grays Hill and Woods Hill
Lenoirs, 10 miles ard back, once week.
Leave Kingston Monday at IS am;
Arrive at Lenoir's by IL m;
Leave Lenoirs Monday at M
Arrive at Kingston by pm
lO05S From Kingston, by Barnardsvle Ten Mic Stand,
Sewee, Decatur, Good6eld, Pine Land, Kincan-
mons Ferry, Limestone, Long Savannah, aad
Snow Hill to Harrison, 81 miles and back, a
week, returning by Bunkers Hill in lieu OF Kin
cannon's Ferry.
Leave Kingston Monday at am;
Arrive at Harrison next day by 3pm;
Leave Harrison Wednesday at ga m;
Arrive At Kingston next day ~ 3 pm.
Bids for three times week as lar as Decatur invi-
ted.
iOO5e From Jacksonville by Mt Vernon to Tellico Plains
10 miles and back, three times week
Leave jacksonville Tuesday, Thnrsdsy and Sstur-
Arrive at Tcllico Plains by s p M;
Leavs Te'lico Plains Tuesday, Thursday, and Ssur-
day at 81 am;
Arrive at jacksonville ny am