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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-06-08
PRATT 4 DIBELL'S

HILLSDALE, MICH.
IMPROVED Farms and Wild Lands; Village Lots and
i Dwellings bought and sold No charge except al
yertisiag unless sale made. Houses andFarms rented
Taxes paid titles examined. Money invested on bond
and mortgag and at 10 per cent coec-
ted withoutcharge tnsuring and conyeyancing done
Mr. p. is Notary Public PRATT DlbhbiH
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LANDs FOR SALE.

on ACRES in Cambria miles from Hillsdale onthe
c)U PlankRoad, best quality Of ftimberedland Terms
easy. ...,,
1900 ACRES ofsuperior Farming land n Hillsdaie
Coun -ty, for sale. PRATT DlBELb.
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AR~&v86S> - - VA~Ss
HE subscriber having purchased the stock and trade
of 8. NJ. GLASGOW, Is prepared to furnish the cit
tEens sdale, with all necessary Family articles ID
THE
Grocery and Pr0UistOn Line.
FLOUR, MEAL and GRAIN.
MEAT MARKET
is connected with the Store, Fresh and Salt Meats con-
stantly on hand.
GY Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Hllsdale Dec. 20, 1857. CLARK.
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DOUBLE DOT CARDINo MACHINES,
ron VALE, OR RENT

A HOUSE IND LOT Of respectable sse, pleasantly
ns. Inquire Of tmay2Ss7t0 EDM. D. FAiRfTELD.
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suERlIAN HOUSE.
Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

DuLRoAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING AM
X West Streets. The subscriber Wishes 70 return III ~
- th,ns 10 tb,sa friends who have favored him
with their patronagc, at the same time TINS 10 cali
their attention TO the and well selected STOCK Oh
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, NEST'GS, &c
i feels xous TO sell at the west price pattern or
'S,ke into garments may suit the purchaser
nY- Cutting dono on his own Invented and improveu
and nted to be inferior to none uus suPe
flor TO most. ban Apprentice wanted; ro,vr
Hillsdale, Oct 18th, 81. ~. hoME.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
nISKS TAKENIN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES;
* Portage Insurance Co.. Cuyahoga Falis, ohio
City Insurance Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
New York City Insurance Company.
a.vs 1855 DANIEL l.. PRATT, Agent.
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@---uJI uJI.ISDIJ,E EXCHANGE.

BY W. o. HOE J, OPPOSITE THE PAosENV.Is % - .,
connected with plank walk, and tIee omnouS, "
which que yts are invited good Livery auu CouNc
ances to any part OF the Country on reasonaole
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. having
rebuilt and and replenishsd present our patrons
and friends with this Card hoping we may better maet
the reception of our guests aud increase our
mess by close attention kcturnlne on. tns ~ ~ W
past PATRONAGE we invite encouragement Tor tho IN
i,,ra IIillsdnla Oct. IL. '51.
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mmissiOner's Sale Of Burners White Sui
phur Springs.

DY virtue Of decree Of the circuit court of Shen-
andoah county rendered at the last session.
shall proceed sell public auction the premises
dny February, 1885, THE ONE UNDIVIDED MOErY OF
that valuable property long and extensively known as
Sulphur located Towes Fort i'll said county
The undivided nocy OF said property proposed TO be sold that
tho sales made by him to T. b. Bcrst
be sold satisfy sundry deeds OF trust executed by
aud wife said James G. Travel
and others, trustees, 30
property watering place for tho last five
six wears midst Of romantic Is only distant
twelve Buckton and Water Lick stations the Ma
Gap railroad eight miles from Woodstock the
ent terminus OF snd road :
within OF 30 yards and all
dincont kinds and commodous
the accommodation Of visers be
numerous cabins pin alley with double track bath
houses sabng buildings and conyenences
upon which said springs siuatcdone mocty OF
proposed solids described 1.-TWO cean pieces
conveyed said Noah Burner by Charles W.
wife, by deed bearing date the 3lst day August
and containing togathcr 81 acres, more or less.
third thirty days onethird IN six months, and mo
months tho day Of SALE all bearing
The purchaser shall bond with two good
the first namen and bonds for the other
be retained until the first payment made
and a lien retained therein for the other pay mcnts
Further conditions made known on day OF sale
DAVID II. WALTON
Ian 7--law4w Commissioner.
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RussA In 1852 the Gar OF Russia will erect
ument commemorative of the thousandth year of the
Russian empire The national life of ten centuries has
imposing venerable aspect The government has always
been the same an autocracy. The administration has
varied according to- the character and fortunes of each
ruler The devotion Of the people to the sceptro is still
heretofore unlimited, like the imperial powera 10y
atty reaching religious worship The recent address of
the Metropolitan tho high preate) of Moscow to Alex
ander II on his visit to the capital shadows out the relations
between the sovereign and the subject Most pious
cgn the heart Of Russia for you in her bosom and
hearttbe orthodox people venerate you. Peace will
facilitate your efforts to elevate and improve the internal
life of Russia to preserve and augment tho good be-
queahed to by ancestors In your sacred person
the orthodox church the quality of her defender
and protector of the greatest prerogatves of the
Lords anointed. In the chapel of the Convent Of
Miracles the Emperor and Empress remained for
time their knees before the relics Of St. Alexis The
Emperor after mounted his horse and reviewed tho
troops and cadets Egbert, the first sole monarch of
England began his reign in 827 thus the monarchy is
upwards Of q thousand years More than fourteen hun
bred claimed for that Of France The republic Of
Gent Rome did not endure half longKr Wahhs
Utter from Favls Of Nor 26.
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ERENCH DINNERS, &c.---Mons. l.. Cabantous,
II having taken employ this day, shall
prepared furnish and suppers and parties de-
all parties and Of every
ices iccs, chao very profusc varieties and
hundred ice moud for parties The following
French dishes win name, viz
DEntree Eroid IL Geee
Nox de Vean Ia Saint Carat ,..ssi VI sa5tl.
Les Anguics aux Montpelier
Aspic Foes Gras Belle Vue
Gaantinc dc Faisan la dOrlean
la Franchise n Ia Geec
les Froid deconais truTs
Balotlne de Pigeon q Ia Gecc .e.. 8#e..fs8
salad Hiomand n la ltagnasia
iotagc Ia Refine
lolagc a In Tontne
Blond de Nean I. +. ! <. f..... 4
iouge u a Rcbccu Essence dc 0ibier
Les FLEETS Ia Russo ssag
a Ia Chpolata. vsg-
D'Eatree s q 'a..
Sauto dc Iiet de Pouet Suprem ls.t
Ciaud dc Caile Gratm
Iict dc Caueon dOrange
Salmis dc PcrdreauN Bccase. ..a... s-I
Sause Peri9ue,r,
Cotelcttes Pigeon Pitts Pois
Tcntron do Ncau Mundonne
Tinbalc do Naccaroni la Iarisien
vole au Ia Toulouse.
all French dishes that be called for My usual bill
of fare at the usual prices .iyss..ss
Day boarters per day; weekly bcardcrs IS week
J. G. WEAVER,
No. 347 Pennsylvani avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
Nee S-eolm ..ar
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SPor THE SUM correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says es
large spot has recently made its appearance the
surface Of the Its SIZE and the rapidity of its form
aon render il remarkable During the Of obscr
vations Saturday the 18TH nothing like 1t
and Monday the l4th, it large enough to be
by the unasssed eye protected of course, by colored
screen II Is 900 miles in diameter of rather tran-
gular figure along the borders of the penumbra within
which are four five large nub and several smaller
ones in the form of dots and lines The diameter of
the spot being flee times that Of the earth Its surface
must be more than sir times the whole surface of the
earth or fifteen times greater than the habtable portion Of
the globe Az the spot is the western edge Of the
sum- it will be visible only three four days longer the
rotation of the carrying out Of view not to be
again until about the year, If 1t remain permanent so
long.
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CEV ERAL new leaves turned over, and expressed
i In hn ano,,,o NJ I. ,r,ond ,.h,cb NJ, ado,, = ri p

CEN ERAL new leaves turned over, and expressed
~ in tho language Of friend, which We adopt Fs
bog respectfully keeping accounts with
hnt tho continued arrangement financial mat
shortening credits feel obliged make
change parties who deal with
We will strictly the payment In cash OF a
than payment will acceptable and settled
promptly viii be discontinued. a.. l ~.
Nothing hereafter charged who heretofore
have had small items charged occasionally without its being
considered by either regular has
that such bills the dfcu collect viii
decline open with parties responsibility
who have not heretofore had regular with
10 the number Of who have awss paid their
bills pronptncss
apply.
will their plea
vautsgcous
purpose make trade
possible disturbing the pleasant relations which
customers ind long
years
Very respectfully, FERRY 4 BROTHER, rs
Central Hores.n building,
b-l0df opposite Central Market.
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A CART. Those Of our customers who have open
IA upon books hereby notified that the viii
Goth aud respectively presented
tory u about the first N tho lt
be obvious oil that tho peculiar condition Of monetary
renders obligatory and speedy col
eous and BY doing apology VIII be necessary
2a-3swtw fta es. HOoE BRO n 90.
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. Cotton sales to-day 2 900 bales
at advance Uplands quoted cents. Nothing done
since the Atantic's advices Flour dullsalcs 1900
bbls State 81 80 Ohio, 81 G5 a 81 IS. Wheat buoy
amt 900 bushels red, 81 10 81 II white, 81 l6 a
frm-Sl5 SIS 25 Sugar dull--5a II cents. Cot
fec steady. Rice declined rs 81 cents. Freights
dull.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-l have on hand large
of buggs rokaaays, and and two horse
ages styles. Also several second.
light wohorse carriages but little usod Of which
for cash negotiable at short date
hand tho stock that kept this city,
purchase should not fail To examine stock
before pur chasing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG
No. 400 Pcnnsyva
Also for sale family e-argc, young perfectly
gentle sound, used by myseif during the summer.
Nov TO- 3awf&cpSw al 81 I.esta r-'t lE.t
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proprietor particularly s above sehnsp
travelling settle the South wes account oi
lis medicinal properties correcting sagrsaoo and
gerous produced change visitation which ell
particularly Liable strangers should
purchasing thu chnapg the whole country hoodes
with eoautersits geunne has tho proprietor
bottle cork aud label For sale by al sc druggists ana
grocers frEI
.r.ls GA uDoIHO WOLFE
Dec ls-dsnH Depot is street New York
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Mr.. Edward A. Fuller recent proprietor of the Ports
month, n H. Gazette, has sold that establishment to
Mr.. Amos s. Alexander.
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FROST KING
rHARLEs MACKAY. -songs for Music BY Charlie.

~ Mackay. 3b cents.
Ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Mackay 2S
The Ssamandrine; by Charles Mackay 10 cents.
Legends OF the Isles by Charles Macksy rs cents.
Voices from the Crowd; by Charles Mackay "a CENTS.
Voices from the Mountains; by Charles Mackny IS
The Lump OF Gold by Charlcs Macksy- Is cents.
Under Green Leaves: by Charles Mackay. Is cents
pocca Works; by Charles Mackay antique rs
For sale al TAYLOR MACHYS
, Jan St BOOKSTORE 9th street.
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DI ED.

u1n lrbDry on tho ID December the eS her
after long and painful Illness Mrs. AAARET HEAP widow the
IN HKAr for many Of the United the
city and kingdom Of Tun and Of the Commodore
PORTER
Now York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston papers please
lopv
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Walker MEETING at Pdrsburg.

PETERSBURG jan 6.--An indignation meeting against
Commodore Pauldng held here tonight, in the
largest hall in the city. The hall crowded. Ad-
dresses made by Messrs. Pryor, of Richmond and
w. g. Old of Powhatan Resolutions strongly denun-
ciatory of Pauldngs offered by A. d. Banks,
and adopted by scclamation.
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Election. 81 a Umtri States Senator

LOUISVILLE jan 5.--Goyernor Powell has been elected
United States senator receiving 80 votes. Garrett Da-
! Wis received "a votes, and John b. Thompson l.
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Boston Jan 6.--The legislature organized to-day b,
the choice Of republican nominees in both branches
Gov. Banks will be inaugurated TO- morrow.
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Fina,,c.ai.

NEW YORK, Jan. q. Stocks active, and higher
generally. Cumberland Coal Company, l0A Michigan
Southern l9A; New York Central, 1876 Pcnnsy lvana
Coal Company, 694 Milwaukee Mississippi, 3lA Cam
tons, 1919 Virginia 6s, IS Missouri 6s, rs.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
.W0IfN's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.


.w0lfa's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
proprietor call the attention Of strangers and the
Washington article of Holland gin which
to The American pnbc under the OF Wcs shie
dam Aromatic Schnapps. stac -aI
by the exclusively at his ds
scedan Holland made from tho best barley that
Europe and favored and medated not by
harsh but by the choice botanical of
the aromatic Italian juniper berry, whose vinous extract dis
reced with srtuous solvent and thus becomes
ncnre exquisite flavor and altogether transcend
It's cordial and medicinal properties any ALCOHOLICS beverage
heretofore known. Hs. 1.4s
The proprietor has submitted TO nearly the whole medical cn
received from about four
physicians chemists who endorse it, their signatures
ns a desirable addition TO The msteris medics
who should he careful the genuine article
country flooded with counterfeits aud mutations
u quart pint bottles OF
all the respectable druggists and In the United States
UDOIHo WOLFE
solo Importer and Manufacturer
Depot No. ~ Beaver street, New York
,l-. n 2
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Futures at Nem Orleans.

NHw ORLEANS, jan 6.--The following failures are re
ported Ward Saunders, 4 Hunt Geo, Smcdes Co
Titus, Groves 81 Co. sss
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ORPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall Pennsy-
The incemeDcy OF the weather having
persona do from attending tho fair
have been prevailed continue
and win be opened at Iron Hall The articles for
the lowest possible prices and the patronage
solicited Nearly $50 orphan girls
depending upon result this effort what absolutely
necessary for their present wants.
Jan Sd IStar&Statcs
ID ECENT and large reductions from the regular
prices all silk goods saws robes coaks scars embrod
cries and other first class foreign dry goods generally
seldom favorable opportunity make purchases
Mt advantageous to the consumer ~ a
goods better than
Will settle their bills presented tho LIST
inst. prior TO beginning new ones
price only marked plain hgures therefore purchaser is
overcharged FERRY a BROTHER,
g Central Stores" wet building,
Jim 5-l0tlif F Opposite Centre Market
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Message of he Governor Of Peansylrania.
Destructive Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Iast night fire broke out in Cla
street. between Quincy and jackson Streets destroyin
property to the amount Of $50 900 There is nsul
ance of $50, 900 the loss.
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BY rELEGRAPH.

For Days Laer from, Esvops. Au,rsi Of ne AAa'Re
Nsw YoRs Jan. 6.-Ihe Collins steamer Atlantic has
arrived at Sandy Hook with -four days later European in
telsscnes The Cunard steamer Africa arrived OUT on
the goth, and the Kangaroo the 22d.
The Liverpool FIRM Of Kngend.t nrcs has failed for
$500 600
Mr. BUCHANAN message was favorably criticised
An earthquake had occurred at Naples, with great
damage and loss OF life.
There nothing later from India
IskooNp DksrAron.
The East India Company had been formally notified
of the intention of the ministry TO terminate the double
government OF India.
better feeling existed in the London money market
Discounts were readily made at per cent and rcduc-
ton of the Bank that figure anticipated
Charles Nicholson Co., of London had suspended for
large liabilities
There had been a great improvement in financial az
fairs at Hamburg.
Commercial affairs at Paris were improving and a
ducton of rates to per cent in the Bank Of France was
anticipated
The earthquake in the kingdom Naples felt par
tculary in the towns OF Salcrmo PoteuTa and Noa and
in numerous small villages several of which were half
DESTROYED despatch says that thousands killed.
but this is supposed to be an exaggeration
rns n,RKETs
LIVERPOOL Cotton had advanced I'D, closing with
a large speculative inquiry
Breadstuffs quiet.
Provisions were dull.
The money market easier. Consols for account
closed at 9a3 s3i,
Richardson, Spence, & Co. quote -four very dull at
last quotations. Wheat quiet, with slight advance
finer qualities; red, 6s I'd Is. Sd white, 6s l0d II
S. Corn dull and slow Of sale at unchanged rates;
mixed $685. $685. I'd Rice quiet Rosin dull at IS. lid
Message Of Me Governor Of Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 6.-The governors message treats
chiefly of the State finances, banks, and tariff The state
the has presented satisfactory aspect
for long time. During the year every demand on the
treasury has been paid from the revenue derived from
binary resources. } e I E
Within three years the public debt has decreased nearly
two millions. The amount realized from the banks by
the payment of onefourh per cent the capital stock
had betrayed the expenses of the extra session. leaving
balance OF thirty five thousand dollars.
The governor suggests reform in the banking system
and it's management Also modification Of the tariff,
giving liberal protection to manufacturers especially
to the iron interests.
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VLyILLARDS HOTEL. G. & II. A. Willard,
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington D. C.
Jan 2p--dft
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IyASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION.--The Sec
w ond Annual Exhibition Association Is
open Gallery street. between iah and iah streets
from TO- a. m, 10 TO- m.
bookstores hotels, and at the door.
Dec 25-du
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MAKING ROOM FOR SPRING SUPPLIES
wi offering all goods extremely low ngnres,
ia order that may have Tor vast spring supplies
Our stock foreign goods adapted
10 ea1oral family ample proverb low prices
one price only plain figures hence purchaser
oysrcharged ....,,,
PERRY & BROTHER,
Stores building,
Dec as-l0tif r opposite Ccntrc Market
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rTyEXAS LAND FOR SALE $50 acres very
Victoria county, midway between tho towns 81
ndanos the railroad from tho Gulf 70 n ANTONIO runs
corner of the track Tho stage company nave meir
tables information apply Coolpbs, csq,
Washington city letter. 70 tho subscriber az vno
Jan 1--d1wM f-tt9.ass. = ."M y. DAMN
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The GUARD HOUSE returns for December last show the
total number of dodgers during that month to have been
1871 rs Of them fenaes and number of prisoners 25z
making aggregate of 1908.
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
THE BEST RATES FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD On
TIE PRINCIPAL FONTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS 10 -HIr
1%OID CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
accounts will he opened dcostors able In funds
r ii gold charging Checks must be marked ae
cordingly 100. :. ,-...,,.,.
Sight drafts all principal Cities ~ the Union sold IN sum TO
sut.
Bonds ands stocks aoM ~ commission
Uncurrent money bought and sold
land warrants purchased a the highest rates.
sWEENY, RrrTENlnCsE, FAINT, g.,
4-3m Hnkers
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IVNNFR .-~-NIcbSIb' AdyIVI y .'I"0
that they have Just rcccv ed from
color drawings by the best English
artists original drawings by the ate j. W NJ
the above collection the property oi the hpgsh IN
ton, exhibiting at Marlborough House, London.
simpsons celebrated historical painting of the Restoration o.
Ship ecote by tho people Of the Limited states 10 hcr
gncd Taylor Mauy by the Queens Publishers Messrs
Colnagii CO., London. ts#t s
No. 322 Pennsylvania over Aesr- Wall
stephens. Co.'s Hours from 10, a. m, TO S,p.m)
Admission rs cents. hea Icc 16--diE
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KENTUCKY.

Etatre carsaly the forAs ara UtsigHcfions 0rnsseo
g5Dl From Louisville by West Point, Bsaadenbarg,
hauckport, Ind, New Amsterdam, Lravenworh.
Freaon,a, Rome, StephcnspoTt, Ky, Cloverpori,
tIaweHvile Canneiion, Ind Troy, lewisport,
Reckpor, Ind, oweusbcro, KY. Newburgh,
Tod, Green River, Ky, Evansville, Ind, Hen
deraon, Nv, Mt. vernon. Ind, Snontown. Ky,
Raleigh, Shawne1ewn, III, Caseyviie, Ky, Csve-
in Rock H., Eirate.htown, Goccndo Smith
land Ky, Paducah, Metropolis City, H., and
C4iadonis, Cairo, 37s miles and back three
rnes week suitable and safe steamboats,.
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
Arrive a, Cairo in 30 hours by Iii am;
i-eavs Cairo Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday II
Arrive ii Louisville IN 50 hours by 81 m-
Rome 10 be visited on alternate days with saephsns-
port, and HawesvIls alternate days with
Bids for daily service invited
$500 From Louisville, By Lscoaa, Deposit S.aia Grassy
Pond, West Point Garnettsvic Ganef, Mead
vllle, Beweyyii'e, Hnrilisburg, Cloverp1rf,
HawessIe, Yclvngtnn. Owansbore. McIeans
Retreat, Hebhardssile zlon, Henderson, sml.hs
TO Shawneetown, ill.,, 1861 miles and back, daily.
Rsckhavcn and BsnndAnbarg be supplied from
Webster and Clifton Mills from on Bs~bsy,ii. .hrse
timesa week, and Big Springs from Bewbeyvilne
Blk times week, all in due connexion with main
Leave Louisville daily at e m;
Arrive ut Owensboao next day By 6Pmi
Leave Greensboro daily at m;
Arrive at Shawneet0wn by q p IN;
Leave Sha wneetown daily at 6 m;
Arrive OwGnRbor0 by IN;
Leave 0wensboro' daily at M;
Arrive at Louisville next day by
Bids for Two, and also for three, trips weak on
Tire route invited. Fl8
95O3 From Louisville, by Westpert, Madison, lad,
C1rroillon. Ky. versy, Ind, Ghsns, Ky,
Warsaw Patriot, Ind, HamatOn Ky, Rising
Sun, Ind, Aurora, Petersburg, KY, Lawrence
to cinennat, Ohio, is mile. and back, daily
Leave Louieville daily at 10 IN;
Arivent CncIrnau next day by 9
4 J..i.