, 1859-02-15
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
TU1 eDAY Mo111Hu, TEB1uARy 15, lste.
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Tickets TO the Geld Mines

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Tickets TO The Geld Minea-
.We announced yesterday morning that the
Hsnufbal- and St. Joseph Railway WIS com
pleted, aud regular passenger trains will pro-
hahly run oyar the entire line in connection
With the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway during the present week. The Bur-
linRton and Missouri Railway have also At
rangements made to run in connection with
the Western Stage Company, through nne
direct to the new gold fields. There can be
no doubt that large emigration is soon to
move westward, and we give our readers all
the facts at command, 50 that those who wish
to 60 may select the route best suited to their
wishes aud convenience.
Tue Hannibal and St. 10. Railway will land
passengers rome four or five hundred miles
above St. Louis, in twenty-si1 hours from
Chicago. Regular fare sH. For parties of
fifty or upwards reduction of 81 on each
passenger will be made. By reference to au
advertisement in another column, it will be
seen that John II. Hockiday & Co. (pretent
carriers Of the Salt Lake and Cherry Creek
Ma1l) will run line Of daily stages from St.
Joseph md Atchison to the gold lines, ind
that The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway will b authorized to ticket passen-
gers from Chtcrgo to the mines for sl19, In
Guiding board, west Of the Missouri river.
Mcssrs. Hocklday 4 Co. have made the dis
tauce to Salt Lake from the Missouri river
in fifteen days, and state that they will con
vey passengers through from Atchison, Kan
sas, to The mines in ten dayA Their line will
be stocked with covered coaches aud run With
eix mules to each coach. Relay stations are
to be established every twenty miles. The
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Co. will cell BY this line Elk tickets per day
through to The mines
In addition to this line, Mcssrs. Cha1liss l.
Co., Of Atchison, will start every ten days,
beginning the LIST Of April, m oz-:eam CT.
press from Atchison, by which passengers
will be ticketcd through from the Missouri
river, aud boarded, for 50-making IRON
Chicago $50 to the mines. An unlimited
number Of tickets can be cold by this line.
By this arrangement the baggage Of the men
will only be carried, with the women and
children and such as happen to be sick Time
thirty days. For the convenience Of those
who may want to furnish their outfit here,
including teams, arrangements have been
In tn $n1- nd al in.
clucntals for au outfit, from Chicago to st.
Joseph. ut s1lo per car, in quick time, and
on: mcn will be passed free to take care Of
horses, etc. There can be no question but
that this will bo a popular and expeditions
route.
By the Burlington d Missouri River Rail-
road passengers will be ticketed to Platts-
mouth; at the mouth Of Platte River, for SIS,
aud this will include loo lbs baggage on Rail-
way and 80 Tbs on stage. Distance to Agen-
cy City, by rail, 279 miles, thence to Piatts.
mouth by. stage 19s miles. An association
has been formed, Of which prominent gen.
tleman ot this city is member, to run q line
Of stages through t1om O1eopolis, at tue
mouth Of The Platte, to the mines, and there
is no reason to doubt that all arrangements
will he completed in time for early travel.
For the benefit OF those who msy wish to
make their outfit bcrc, the price per car to
Agency City has been fixed at s55, and one
man will be passed free to take care Of the
stock. Passengers are also tickcted through
10 Council Bluffs BY this route, taking stage
ut Agency City. via Des Moincs.
We have now tlrec prominent lines from
this city whose arrangements are perfected to
accommodate the rush for Pixies Peak, how
ever great it may be-. The news from all
quartertecems toindicate larege emigration,
and 9e sincerely hope That gold enough will
be fouulso reward all who 70. To ac-
complisa so desirable an Object, will take
very considerable ''pile" OF the shining dust.
From all the facts before him, let each ono
judge for himself, whether it is there, and
whether be has the energy to find his eLare.