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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
NO!FEaE.

NeDEHCE.
4 LII persons interested in the Estate of Josiah
n Rean,s, deceased, will take notice that a
final settlement Of said estate win be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens c. II. on tho
Ist Monday in July fncxt. Those indebted to
this estate must mako payment by that time,
and those having demands against |, must pre-.
sent them legally altested before that day.
Apfii ae, 1850 sn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
Assortment Of Goods,

To which they invite the inspection of oll-
They make no charge for showing them, and
those visiting Pendlcton would do vigil to ex-
anime them before huying
They are now offering some choice Mus
covado MolasscS ut Is cents and good Tubac-
co at 25 cents PER lb.
Jan. 2G. 1850 2T tr
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NOTICE..

MY wife Malinda Carver having left my he'd
4u and board, will not he held responsible for
any debts she may contract in my maine
MARTIN STADTLER.
Chcohcc, April lG, 1859 80 3
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j. B. E. SLOAN G CO.,
OF EPCrldEC(Ofl.

O1 E'cnOtctOn,
4 RECT their old friends and customers
~ with happy new year. thanking them
Tor their past patronage, and asking II con-
tinuancc of the same. They will cndcaIor
to kcon I'M Ihnii- ;isiial :.c..:.i
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NNTIGEi
Pendleton Railroad COMPANY.

PendIeton Railroad Company.
GUBSCRIBERS to the capital stock of this
~ Company are hereby notified that the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Instalmcnts are
required to be paid as follows, viz:
The 18th instnlncnt on LIST day of May, 1850
" i2th :" . = July,
W. IL. d. GAILLARD,
Feb a. 1850 I'd Soc & rrcas'r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07

THEBLUE B1RDs.-An Alabama CO.
temporary putsin the following appeal in
behalf of ono ofsthe pretiest prattlcrs of a
southernhome:
-, The mocking bird sings medley that
is sweet, and poets write g sonnets to serve
the turn" bat if we had any true poetry in
Our composition, the blue bird should be
honored with 1.-THE blue bird, that lives
everywhere, and visits every door with
sweet little song that no other bird can sing
pouring forth notes that no other voice,
no musical instrument can sound. There
is an indescribable something in tho blue
birds voice, when he first tells us that
springis here, which goes into our heart
deeper than tile music Of the liking Of in.
striInonts," and touches chords that can
be made to vibrate but once year The
boy who wouId,reb i bldc bird S ncat ought
never to be allowed TO goa hunting.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
state OF South Carolina.
Pickcns---Hn Equity.
j. NJ. Black, c,. ri.

Jsnac Nice, et. al
THE Compiainants having fled their bill in
this case, and il appearing thercfrom that
James J. Black; Margaret Crane, Harper Crane
DDa7is Crane, y. P Cshic, and Z. Or Crane
representatives Of Elizabeth Crane, formerly
Elizabeth Black. defendants in this case, reside
from and without the limits of this State On
motion. it is ordered that the aforementioned
absent defcAtlants do appcdr and plead, answer
or dcmGr to complainants' said bill ofcomplaint.
within three months from this date; and, fail
ing to do so, an order pro conteSso will be ta-
ken against them.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office. March "a, 1859 3m.
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Public Notice

hereby given that final settlement of the
L Estate OF Joshua Chapman, deceased, will be
made in the Ordinary Office, at Pickens G. II.
on the LIST Monday in August next. Those hav-
ing demands against said Estate must render
them to me legally attcstcd before that time,
and those indebted thereto must make Payment
nj once.
SAM'L. CHAPMAN, Atm'r
April %. 1859 80 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07

ioRRIp MassAcnE.--A Chinese passenger,
who was wrecked ON the ST. peul aud rescued
by the steamer Styx, has,nrriyed et Sydney and
given an alleged aeeount Of the massacre Of his
fellow passengers on nosscl Island. lie says
the eanibnls would seteet four or fye Chinese
aaily. eill them, roast the aosh and eat It. The
victims being decided on, tliay erc taken cut.
beaten all over, (excopting the heed) with a
Eind OF club adopted TO the purpose, and then
acsPs'ehca by ripping open the stomach, Tho
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body Is then cut up in small pieces and divided,
the fingers and toes and brains being eagerly
sought after. He says he saw ten of his fellow
passengers killed in this way.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

let well enough alone At presen, the sales
Of cotton, -four &c. are for the greater part,
pure gambling on the principle OF the stock
bonds, transfer being only required TO pay
or receive the difference between the price
they bought at and the market rate on the
day OF deliv,ring.
Meanwhile, the gay world wags on brave
ly. The weather is all that our epicurans
could ask; days Of warm and kindly hut
not too iervent sunshine nights Of balmy
sea bree1es, favorable TO lovers strolls and
exceedingly productive OF" proposals." In
the way OF music. we have the Italian opera,
PicaLoNiSIs season drawing To close
the houses are most brilliant every night oil
her APPEARANCE.
The chess excitement has revived again in
full force since the arrival OF PAN. Moarny,
who has enjoyed most extraordinary ova-
ton. thcss clubs have been formed in great
numbers tins winter and are Certainly u
healthlal Substitute Tor billiards which has
hitherto wasted the too much OF the nerve
and fire OF Young New York. The ncccs-
sity OF amuscments for young men which
will combine attraciiveness aud hea,hial-
hess is much felt IN this city, Rev, ii. W,
BEEcnkR has done much 20 excite public
Interest in behalf OF physical culture, OF
much neglected by our age, and mos, OF al
by our American people, who seem to con-
slider this body OF ours rs n sort OF disagree
able incumbraucc TO be kicked about aud
poked into corner like poor relation
Chess indcd can only be recommended as
not positively unheallhiul; billiards in hot
rooms with fancy drink" al t,btum up 10
one and two O'Clock in the morning, mus,
ruin any constitution in the course Of five
years. Base ball clubs, bowling alleys in
respectable quarters and without liquor
stands cricket clubs, etc, are wanted
The Racket Club" up town has quite "a
fine building devoted To the game which
gives the appcla,ion, with galleries for spec
tators around "a court IN which the game Is
played, often drawing out large attendance
OF ladies. The gymnast'c schools III New
York aud Brooklyn are also pretty well
patrouized, and altogether there is evidence
Of some disposition to wake up TO the inter
tsts OF the body. -"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

groves Of large pines. The road was built
at the expense of the government nine years
aga and cost aboat $4,000. 1t lis along
the Swan river aud crosses that aud its trib.
utarics frequently. There are about dozen
we'll built timber bridges. The travelling
is now lair and would be excellent 10 dry
weather. There are but three families till
We come within four miles OF the Mississip.
pi Mr.. Stebbins keeps the Halfway House
and furnished us such q dinner rs may be
expected Of farmer who keeps cows and
poultry.
know OF no timber land In Minnesota
through which there is so COED road a.
from Long Prairie 10 the Mississippi The
lakes and meadows through which Swan
river aows lend cheerful aspect TO the
scenery. aud there are some spots which
would make. with little labor, most cle-
giant country seats.
ATS 7. NJ, arrive at Perkins Hotel In
the village Of Swan River.
SATURDAY. May ?s.--Rsach ST. Cloud
at noon. Distance from Swan river, -
miles. The Phtt river settlements aud
Tamarack prairie, show improvements
within tho Iast year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

Yrsa ssr Regular s.~ y.rp rsrrespaadeat
Nsx Yops May II IL,

Yrsa oar Regular s.~ y.rr rsrespandeat
Nav YoHK, May u. 1859.
War news" Il the order u the day
Every clerk and shopkeeper who has an odd
hundred or 70 To spare is taking bis chances
or trying flyer, a. the phrase goes, 10
stocks, breadstnis and cotton. which 20 mp
and down like the six balloons which oar
juvenile yAgrz ants carry aoout for sale. tied
together IN grea, Tutoring companies. Tie
opinion is here expressed by the INST intel
ligeni merchants from their private sources
Of Information. that the wsr will he OF very
rst duration, the French army having ~.
eryth,ng in their favor. MeAn~hiIe specta-.
tors ,os~ aboot their cotton, npar. pork ADD
" \. y Central etc, sod notsy changes
hshas by magic ~itbou, any e1ercise Of
special dignity. Ssrh tine, az the pres
sut, II utter uncertainty, when one man /.
ctanes y Jast ~ good .. snothers. ar, The
tims~ when duno- make irtanss. AID Il
-rms 10 10 not osd pretty generally tina,
thu ico.. are the rsopl4 ~ho make rn,p@y
out ii speculative operations the mr. SAG.
c,oas J-,ng sDo c1utt-n, asd not s.ipbni "
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

Ho.ndsr further reviews the spessh u Carl seaarf
In Bs.ioa-IAkes Carl 70 TASK on focrAhon-sho~s
ta., cAris iae. OF tolerAasa Is ssssess-hspss 10
catch shark mex. summer, &C.
, 1859-03-04
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.

TxcxsD4T Evxxnu- March 4
fRQ9HIS-1he Easern hai Ways hart redurea rates
On fourth lass eei hit To New Yorkt 6o- 100 -: md
aud 10 B7stoa ria Albtu1 to &c: Fioar to New FOX
u 10; to Boaton $le5; to rhsdelpha md Bait more
u fo Fourth fl< Gaoasto Btton. paEt water 0s e
100 , an Flour = Bost IN. . Ut water. sl,5.
FLOCR-Acttve an buoyats. Salesto'dsy were Loo
bb's '-rribncr spHox Extra at Is sao bsas lqx
grade Wiattr at Is IS dc1~t 81 bbl 81 Mills bite
Writer s1 ass sdbhs 'Geaeseo" low int,r II t5ea
100 tsA Low Spring Extra at $500. and Sc bbk do u
s3.llx, snd 10 bb sprick saoef 1t a4.sa
NHEAr.-Narte1 quite excited and c,os!nx buoEant
sales about H 0oo bu. maly Winter grades Winter No.
Red advanced &c. Sales we're tu n lots at sts'
.ny bu At an; GO tu at a. = all in 81 Ko Red
advanced s6c les we're 1000 bu At Il IS de'iv red
With one week, sefrs o! tisn: 0o bu at Ills On
tr CT: Loo bu II els and LH1 III 1t also Ia store
sprrs STANDARD advanced 4e. s4rs 10 bu At al and
1ooo bu at u 0s 10 sor-: No. ec sales $50
hui loss 8jca ktare; sprn sold by simple at
H. On track Rnd coo bu River Spring 1t &c IN sore.
COKS,-BI-s t,-dAy we're lzi blxs kheiled NJ s9Hc;
at %, in buik ali q ns on tracs 1o hu No.
u6s. VS6 rs tn ttcre. and car in eat =: 6icF M
OA7s.-Qult. Sales 81 bags fdr at Sc, Aad 100
ha st3ected at 431 IN bnk on t-1ck
BARLEY,-The.e w'sa gond speculative demand TO-
das with sac el Io0oo bu No. 2at Is: in store.
RYE-Sa'es 81 bars fair at sc = 60 lbs at d .pot.
BUoKWNEAE-Dull; lot 0? infcri II tmus " Eold at
aLlsx.
s.fD7- Qalet. eases Of bags c7mmon Timothy At
4l,5 delivered; sob-zs Hungarian Gsas Seed sold yes
terday at tl,0o.
uIDEs-ye.y fg1a. Sales 75 green salt at e1c; TO dry
flint at ;ex,. We quote Green Country at sa8Hc: do
6a,t-dSAGsxc: Dry Fart l6H917c a7d ctf s2las 1ec
DRESSED uoGs.-In !lsht lrpp:y. Sk'eaof estraSdoE
1as ns at u, ard ~ Rve.aa aHs III 1hs at u.
PROVISIONS -SoshiLg doing ex'.rt IN Gu: Neat.
vhlc arr shade better: 50} shoulders loose said at e.
TooL.-yery frn but receipts light. 6a1es mainly OF
Fleece It 45&5oe.
HIaHH1HES.-F1mhu hu: quiet. 81 e; for round lott Of
city a,a = h hsde lowes for County wines.
ALCOHOL Unchanged. sa5Sc r eslon.
PoCLTRY.-scarc- and In ti<k request Mt a. 58&a %
for Dressed Chickens: a1lcc y r do TutkrSs.
EGG3.-Fi1m Is: dozen 10 frtsh.
BUT.E7.- locks ', r. sa md prices aFta q. lCalec
for bes rol 1iGc for choice State and l9lsc for com
mon.
BE4NS.-1oactye A.d nominal.
LIVE 6ToCk-A shade let. but very few Cattle
arriving
, 1859-03-04
~-@. ~-A.- --~t.i !
---IE19URAT0E-- : = :
Mason Il Company, Agents,
DQLE'S BUILDING. CHICAGO.

.>-.
5 of d. ooHrRfaFAL Iva O., o. tae 1t d.5 ot
e As fess
st,see II eaae ol 1l'A 70 @n' "@&aae oa sa"'
~ oenssa g "a ea:ttd L iss IL q ss Sss
me amount q it, capital stock
l. Cash an hand .na IN tbs II. riebo,., ri. ,as7H
ss. Ss.l Eass "a Ss2st s;s :,
=. Bonas :od @ecEa oxusd y the Co.. &al7 ~
e. .s;s aaase fssSs;s e. 81
sne =. uasN
,ois: is:9s' as +SsS ssS g
Al eshe1 aa1 .seneea ssa
'' III LIABILITIES T. tI
Lo'ses Snee'aasa. y
Al other claims ssa'Ds' the conp.n1.''.:.'' 70. y
Tota' Liabilities. sls.76 II
r. sas e Injured y a9y o9s TX T. hea n
m espttaL
yEiake or Hoet eoon' 70 DC III CUE ~' i'"A'
fo,ou.1.,
Certificate 10 Expire On he So d.y Of Jaou,r,, 1890
AUDnok'a or41c1 f14rr oy !lIIaoM}
s.s1tne.o. 4aNes...s .so - ns- ,
1t New York. IN e.te ef Nev Fork ha died IN this
s. 1s s ee 9. II :a 81
ION shet Loh ine ~ 1as etA!e q i.os
approved January = 1857; and, ereas aid compely
fhe rcorfed a~ust Of csphal pyestei II stocfs and
o,tssea e ~ soa 5ss a!sd IN II II ~ sns,t
son 9f chic Tor Of the hQ'l-
hen 70 &c nosieoxs fer.ioe iof nd on Be-
~ Inn ~ Iii srento 10 h. M XII ~ r.
a ~ o1 I, e.so0 o Fo1 sncb so "
Nov. therefore Ia pursu Of the pross.os Of the
counts of tie stae of Illinois, do htfeb, certify toa the
, 1859-03-04
From Practical SaWVers.

To undersisred ue practical sa.,er., md h.vin,
9eeo ana aefn u use other kinds Of Csru n Aav III
r. prefer those Of Vim " Perry. ri Patent soo7a 81
can cut more lumber With them IA the x.no lin.
hfn ta any Of the ether Kinds heretofore In use or
es,ea A,sa1ss s1es. tas .ee assDoa ap
oeE machines - have taking % more o. ie etma
evsfI daJ Il ~lakerIk" The ArcoE i. O. Cass MexL
Aro atle wor2 cooaected herewith Is dnhe in snch
E!anu.r tast We NOS uoae ed viii ;ourusis thst
ns 70 ne aan4xe Of the a4x aoi d=tent on of he Ml
A. az saS s911 stT9n, aR!e aad an
she r4 TO- u!rent aualtlea of n ber or ~ diretsns
e. III H. neea .ao9t sai,ux O. hAs1nk teaaencY
dots 'oT % aink eaats on th<se Mills ve5 a eas
tas ,S Rsfo.. s44 af.a dog IA, w ae Il
eaH.5s., I. sa.ts mill bas !sthe :aass d Tere 40
sasna thao aaythlnE ets. tn, aci'ty o. d.,inx tho
u 1nequaiied- A ~N1~s
me nea- complaints Of irresuar th1cknss In tha
lumber nom 1eETJs Ill W. isxe pleasure theretors.
e I*eoumendi ese Mills ~ tha HANDiE5f I'D
BEa He have ever ae n, nun
Ihons Merrill !o-. d. 6sehbtns, Elias Turant
rlEolas LAFles4 HsnU HIas1<d. John T3rrept
o. u RraEuhle, Ef.llxtt Ihonneon Rsmrel Kfwh.u
n NuzaAr -"->~~ s7-+AeN]eNH
, 1859-03-04
- - -:--..7; - : 60 : -. - =
TRANSPORTATION,
Buffalo, Cleveland md Chicago Line Of
SCREW STEAMERS.

0N THE OPENING OF LAKE NAVI-
= J Eston the Pr ps'etors Of this Tins - ~T-
Stll put On this route from BUT 10 70 Chi
taSp, Eeyen RiRst Glass ecfeN httxn7. :
er1, Of xsekt reukth and need ::
Forming 4 TTi. Weekly Zine,
And Yunniok ia connett en- At Bu6 10 11th Tho NEW
Y0KK cElTRtL 3, =. a1d ths MERoHANrS CEN.
TEAL LINE or CANAL 10 kTe. on the Erie CA1Al and
Il Cleveland W!tb the CLEVELAND 4 P1r129URaa q
Port Waahnxton. Milwaukee. Racine, KenoshA Aad
Ths LIS now prepared to ts,ue contrscs and kivs
through receipts for property destined 70 Dttrolt ueTe
land buffalo zn6 Ill way ktAt,ol on the n. Central
Wsern AMI Boston md W.reeas-r Ra!itoada and pm
Bossn New Tork and aah lrom those places
n EhebeytAn Pert W4sh'nx1ou, M0Waukex, RAtlnt.
Emo, hA Wank exam snd Chic c+s?.
The lberxl pztfon4Ge exttnted to the Line the p9SI
toe1 to ~ nree'e thesr aceoaamedau for ps1 en-
gers. and tho* de;fn< ch:sp. sae and comfortable
fput., wilt ind II hy t.+ i1s bis lice,
InEur pFopsfiJ khured By this lpe eAa o. %
timed ut less fste thzu By An7 otLtr hAtiak <lh
the two II property TO 2ount
s7ith these unesuEllsd f4-es the propzletoss hore
W receive = Hbee4l kstsoua1e-
CONTRACTING AGENTS:
Je>nH. More. Ast N. 70. 3. n e1 Ptoadway NJ
ii. spaaliice. e fpi4 ttnE'> Extret& 2.o
Central Canal Line. No 1sl BFoEdasy. New voEE
s!lds1 dss ts 1sye4na y p,9;pFth +, T. M.
~ 4.i9sdet I9;. l'rsHnt da afIs1'ns' ae Mi.astes
kishnaond : C., Oh. muk snd ee Wate.+is ohte,Eo.
EHELn0N PEAsE, Managing Agent
Once foot Of Michis N stzest. Buffalo, n. Z.
, 1859-03-04

New York Market.

rnv TuxaatPa1 NEW YaaE. March ). ls5a
rtouR- STATE and wes..rn enrt,nu = active. mainly
~ Eastern aud rA trade and rrtces rye edyt nret
batoc Sales l6 O0 bhts As5 60 tor ursoun1 e6.3&
81 r. extra etal- tjf55 81 far ku1. sdne We tc q.
~ aA6 rs 10 ezra W+St a6 656 ~ TO- t1ltp
6ssn n extra tou h oped lilo: c os * bunIant.
Csradian hetter e' II &C. 9097. for exras. EH u:
nales Rye Po,It3 auF4ea
jRai -Wh.7i :tv ,ur-h 1c With 4 60 DINA d.
St-s "a CO. In teIs q: .2zH4L:5t,r M!sAut." Club
s!1sa liaoi ss5 tto @ or "hts 11t 'e ~ g. ssa. T.
+afirs dull-sxes IS bash soc for viii Can 'ci.n
GeS II tat. eio tcr Call. trnIa coro ner atd
~ re active sales q al husl 5sc uad whit.
Aod Kern fl&c vas fuse :oF mix - we4t I'm tE'a
an + $50 f-r ttae, and 6Idrts; ior Wtstern and
Wnisfr -Q4let aad uncsa'rsa-saes es 1oobola at &c.
81 arg II Avy. o,
.hia ~: ii. Is nc q: tis is%ls p 'cr r me
N.tf dsu. s. raj lib a6. .a0gs Or t!y r r.; ea
s.t,r r.s &C. c.si r. .',a1n !, :,s - H.
1tsady small les 1t - soal; u b.c"- eue1 tul
g s,ouia =: sHaase o. li.ns D.esed - q :osss M q u
flKs+l.c Butter quttt tll' fit dairy. and l:as7 cE
Sta Gn .ss hs n a. u =. 80 ..,,
srock:s =c.i s--Hnden th11 IT, m;nsafs g, r. ss;
9:x lIa1I~ .rctrrred 3't. Chi ! ~ c1!aQ9.;M
Vh{ Il.
, 1859-03-04
. From Dealera

We the underlined. Lumber Dealers In The div of
CheaEo. ha ing "a died aud sod n1ore nr lsss umher
s',!, 1a'tetused + w tiu Yey !rs ent sldiAx
naanfastusrd tson said FesrJs Imnsovxd Mills u Of
unlfarn thickness saooth anti accurately kawed lad IN
t6i. ftrp Ct pe er sole to uh manufactured b. snv
9taeF selE setting NIL! With which Ve are aeau IuieI
tn Importance of hasne evenly rrd lumber ur suc-
ccta Hca y 70 entlxl Ii Eeoe18ly known that
eonueut Y This Fexa:d y unnecessary tbs heat and
fnoa tahlt oer for said mI1s
NC .AornJ oi saftsf4ction which l4nber mAnnf.c
tused thrsefom H. e. 10 Guy uumeroos customers. wa
Me5elsse tauo8} commenl Ferry Mills to erpe-
Use ~ tbs o,e pe1fe Sef setting .c1t1r known ia
, 1859-03-04
From Manufacturers.

Tho uoder1t9nea Manufacturers Of lumber having
bad n use William VERY Jrs pate.t adtna Mil!A do
Nc have aeep In operation
Ths d1 :ulttss ssteofore e1peTieacea ln the Of
to get O: repar making tue nanuf.c Of lurnoer
more ex1enstve naccnrscy Of thickness il Ium
nf! uanQfactuse guhecnE 70 tdr foss Of .uad ats
rtau cuiis By tle use Or Ferris Nils 'he.r EmpicI
nd the .;5eosth md xGsk9aalke nan q q shelr
rellaor fo: @o.t rbsse MLs. with Els late Improve
Ients ar re only asensate s:ttl:k ~; TO unitrta
and He rtcnmneut them from ruf own knov1tdso and
e1p.r ncr to be the bet and noss pr dAble Mills
knuw Of tt. pAirntee's ex eriencs as q LumbeHuan
dou 3tjrss called hi! attention what have here
toforc 70 much needej and We confident al using
bis Mills viii 1xree with the extfr-acu above xyeu
Ferry / Son. amos Norton Eunter SAykiee
Stephen Monroe, GA.n sAstcnAu. J.. q, M2.on
Danl P. Fargo. J. Wide Il Co.. KeIlos Wits CO.
B. La s.ence, Richard l,bexi u Gxufxr L Norton
Hoptsna bro7., sohl O1aey,
, 1859-03-04

rs NOW OPEN Fur THE TRAN>PtK-
l. t,ton.f r: Tr: ard PASSENGERS hs eEt:e len,n
x3u the Nfsss..p' 10 ihr a'ou1 Xiv. Te on:y
so"te ihat tc+u rassr' 1c1s' e. 1sr1h a"d b. Eica
HxHg4xa eckec turouzl FASTENER tn kansak Ss-
:hraak. flts FAX kal farnta eye Eom to days
ioS taklur tlss :nc-
THIS rau + xt r:.t'e t ret reliable u exredl.
tons con,nnnicattsn ri'h Kansas ns'r>sxa all Like
and Pke. Pratt caF1ynE pakseaFtrs niltt u
Pixies Pe1x than 8nS . tts HArcR1 n. IN It !or-1h
the Fo,t KearneT rnct s TIC b uly 1nes ptkrs
Peak. 4nd The 4r5sT1Ele Cat0I Fl reduce this dis
tA3re 475 mi eA
steam-t1i 3. -scoh E'y % IVA Pn1n. Nttras.
Ia Cti. tim - AID I1nciI n*r ard " ttc!l
ocn poeirhsn LsAve"Tort, wc ion AID Ksa.as c!'r
tssos q k'nss. aad hs ra,sA to Lee napton. G.trr
to To.rkR- O4aHket Gr s4hoaErr Falls 1AArence aid
Fort iey
Passtu en- from CtIraeo and Nnt4, e. n 1ntno'a De-
y Il MchR4b, AID te +.tt. Ill ud hs II R te pecta
the most deasAbc au.cke e1d hho;tek. rpnt4 10 tke
feAk.
Fts,enzrrs from 0h'caRo via the q. D O. T. r mike
cl II INJECTIONS 1t Qu. c, wllh boat Tor Nxnnihsl
Tr..-s!e4ve Har1i 1iDa' ;: * :. N lor Il Jo.eph. or
SApt d AIt1 EAt OF packet from QuEncy. ~
FAfe \. low ~ u &taes 10
r. B. GRoAy. Get. Ticket Axt. - '"'fsc.e lie
, 1859-03-04
CHICAGO, IOWA AID GEBRAsKA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF THE
OPEN TO MHOHANI0SVILL

- ~ JUN =. 1X&V1s HR1&
", L, u. JOIN. 81HY Tefet Axart mYl1
, 1859-03-04
Impprtsnt to Emigraets to the Gold Regions.

The renve,varth hrd Pkrs Pc h Exrrts.. "a .enter
anu eteil Co III snY, trpp th- vel kufwn ttn1
OF "a seL sler y ddr't eovr,n nj cuntr c;crs
Nth cash cxr3la NJ tEa j. I'd t.nu a,d do rs hat
essa~t-bed linz ,r tse consrv.n' Of RS .,s-1s'
vpr~.s esots and trti rnines via lhe uent1a.
DO i Au and Sn IVY Till 70 4 Il. uc.
This any have ID, ira tnr cary he taas
The Lee!ss X bare tAbl:he, TER trt:l
Bnt ~ his r1ue h. Hbave aerup 4ny vt u. StI
eaGpiu. N ft- IN fs ryts 'seny VI miles A.
t'rF I'd Stth emp comm an.s for p'seokers a-d
eta:v +. atd Is veil u-4 10 wtail three hundred
n,ii.s of tht mi 8,
u rppr pr a,nu # 1900 reansa,dr by III. totus
he.xrsn Fnrt Fl RI Lesyenw.r1L Il. cunt ttte
p2us q r-Ahs d hi Res
Tre aivantAx.s Of this ,ort- All other, r-e ev
tent owe 1ndrrd aad h'ts mi et trer til.
mite, .hkc hT a7y thts. tux EtxiIg rirtc lue
Wets L-sv~ ,soFt1 - Ii. rsh OF III. rry Cserf.
III. II 4blthAAutot the u road hS the to.la
snvrsnmeet and t.e cnaEany Is = suarAt
ter 4 IL :uyrsI ,!ty 4 ther ute
Inquire Of -. N. PHATE
Agent of Fac Gc ,ai!r ,R1
mt3 c3A uhct 54 Et4Ibo n r..
, 1859-03-04

THERRY CREEK AND PIXIES PEAK
~ EXPRESS.
Through to tho Gold Mines In Ten Days.
JOHN M. HocKIDAY d CO.,
p,oprteto7 and Contractors Of tbs Great Salt Lake and
Cherry Ureek United ,ates Mai. viii run daily
Express Line Of
Concord Coaches drawn by Six Mules,
WeGsfa Bend I'D & tde a,ssou1i K7es 10 DGaVEK CITY.
II ths Mouth Of cherry Greek
This Lne Connects With 'hs -.....
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE RAILROAD, =
By = Daily Line Of sseametA
This the only daily line Of 70 the Gold hlaes
With stopping places and felays Of
Fresh Mules Every 80 Ni1e3,
parsensery II this line Will be taken through from Ath
son to The Gold Mnes II Ten 0.ys beok TWENTY
DAYS less the thSc hy ary Cthe! convex 2nce.
Fare ihroush % peas City, oasr!5 Creek 800 from
n, B-Pauenee1r will be boasde ID through to the mnes.
tho COMPANY hsvng estzb ish.d Esine Hou.es estly
tVfnty niles Hsrty lbA BaGxa2e viii slso Be sloKed
tsensers VII beu In mind that slco pys thelr fare
aod Hoard fsom Asehlon TO tho mines ani freight On
Tnroush uckeI for sale from ChIcax7 = te ONCE Of
The GhjcaKo, Bur .in3ton 4 Q1ine Railroad Depot.
..6ny Eif Tickets 10 be sold per dAS. commencing
~Te tts yirbe rtaay 4. s.le IN advance on tho
1osh oi March.
John M. Hochday & Co.
Prorr!etos Of tho up,ted States Mall Lne 70 81. Lake
fall 1n,