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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30
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Jackson, Ang On the 18TH III,
Federal glir,l,oat san,ttr formerly ii,
/ Confederate boat Lowell attempted /,
make 4 landing attlte town of Bayou s;s
"a. on the Mississippi. but ran aground
a. dl,naand for her s,,rrende was md,
by ths MAJOR Of Bayou Sara, al bel,al
ofthe militia OF, th.parish oi Wesf r. 6.
liciaus md tie volunteers from 1Na.iilkis.
son couhty, Mississinni
| Captain Erwin, Of tia, Yankee navy
commanding the Sumter, asked an how
ito consider. which was granted. Mean.
while Tie Federal transport Ceres arr.
yrd, and the Cdnfetierates having no ar
Etillpry 10 keep her of, She ran aiongsida
Itths Sumter, whose ehcers md crew ibas--
sily abandoneii lur md sseapetl on ,i,e
transport 3Ss 81. s.' 53 5s5s
Nhmerou. small arms anR 4 large Il.
ponnt of medicines aud st,...s we're iiannd
aboard Of thc Sumter, niosr niiopsr q. which were n,
saved. Tire gfnbp:.t was tlIan firra and
lcstrovetl. The faan-<, unfortunately,
communicated 10 tbe depot nfs tbegs cat
Fa1iciapa. Railroad. which stands r,.,r
the bank. and il was colla,,1ned. fog+ther
with i hundred ard fitt, hngsheads Of
sugar it contsin'::d. Fart of this sugar
had previously been asized and LEFT there
.,,nder claim by the Federal sunboat;
Es.ey.s M 81 4. - IS
The next morning. the 17tll, gunboat
..sflso ~ and 4 transport arrived at Bay.
on Sara and landed small force, Which
VA. sallow,sd to march half a mile inland,
whsn they were ATTACKED At TIE sont III
The vii Ton which the tovnsof 81 Ffan-
civ;lls il built EDs. SEusjj ss,y the tson--.S
fsderates. who snnr.allv wounded and
captured one II ii,ts invalars. badly
wounded th,ce. and ran the bal.ncs Of
the forcs back to their boats il a stam-
pedc
None Of tie Confsd derats, ,,re iuinresl.
The ganboat then threw four shells
into the tossi, without tlati1ags., and then
retired with tlla Transports. threatening
q ratttrii md destroy the town.
Among the spoils captured from tie
Sumter 81 ere two United States flags, !
'ne psfnant and ! chest Of sigsnal fags.
81 5,3 LATER.
The follon'ing dispatch las been II.
;sived here II
.sBaYou1 SaRA, Aug. 1.-THE ironss 4
lad dgunboat ESSEX now lies opposite
'us' town. She will bas,esisted.
{ Heavy and continuous ffiriins waa |
leard at Port Hudson last night, IL
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30
TERMS "a CONDITIONS

1 I
The plantation, the slaves and other
property i, Wilf be sold payable IN four 8
quail annual inst ailments, viz: one fourth
payable oli the FIRST day of April 1863;
onefourth fon the first day Ut April 1864:
| one fourth on the first day lof April i s65
and The lat fourth ON tie Grst day of Al
bril- 1866.
Purchasers to fnrnigi their notes VII, two
good and solvent securities, ii, soliio, ID til,
order and satisfaction Of The Executor
bearing Interest Ut tie rate of eight Der cant
per Iahnuln after their several naturitiss ua,til
tinal payment. The whole to remain specially
filortg iged and vendor priyiiedge Sfetsined
suntill ths full and taal payment ef lie princi.
pal and Interest TINT my accras thereon.
Aects. .of sale 20 be passed befSre the Recor.
des Of this parish e the x'ei.se q purchasers
hfarksyilfe, Ayoyellss,s On this Esd. !
day 81 Of . Alussnst 1862. e
Il. Es &C CoU1lRANE. z
Public Auctiopeer.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30
co i S Il GJ5.

Az zs-TR ACT oF i LITTER from ii IEtFT:
| lTHOS. II. w dbl LII Gon,py. i.
2na. Ia. Nrls,y asted frona Camp. u i.
1 s gust ztl,.s i sCa
s.s VVs arr. III the Division of the fa.
! nous Stonsyaip scl.son. ard I can Sl,ut
/ alltieipNts \ rsurI, tisn- Hut although,
hp narclle. lis men Lsrd ard fights uf-
ten, lie seldom lt,fs.s II airy ssll,pr. e
He got hold Of tlis yankees on last
/ I 3.sAtns sday. Consisting Of Bank 's Helntz-
lpuian q and Seigel's Divisions and drove
|. them back. three miles. captafilig shout
fur hundred prisoners, besides killifg
and woapding t,.snty ons hundred. ~
p,ong tbs prisoners ii brig Gen. Prince.
We lost about Due hundred and eighty
men killed id fhe number were Brig
Gsn. Windrr and Col jackson. wi had
same seven q eight hundred wounded.
We captured also 1900 stand Of improved
small arms. Our Brigade was not IN the
light. coming up jj.,st nj dark; bnt that
night We went beyond the battle ground,
driving the enemy before us until We ran
afoulof the main body Of their army, and
g there were not more than 1900 Of us,
10 halted and commenced shslling them
which was returned With interest, Kill.
ling and woundihg several Of Dur Bri-a
gads and somst fftsan artill lsrists. None
il my Company hurt.
. NJ Clellah Is reported 70 have coule
round our and intends.tryirg Richmond from
tsIe Valley eide again. The snerny
are IN heavy force in our front. but
nhsthfr they are advancing Of not /
exnnot tell. = # rs
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30
\ AI IlAVOYEIIEl A | P|ILIG;|ANI

=
di@I'as.h { hs dsrTfisrr and Issgistrr
sates! ascsDfnti 3 inss. 81 Isl ;ipt st''sr
iAttle lisa,s si''ss,,l:,e 1l,In, ten taanusand
Oadsaders;as 'ysrs sll:sasstl ag..i.:at li.
esa thouranl tx,l.rals.
fi..,a. q Hill came up as dark .,sd
assisted ii IL. pursuit. &
ols Canning. 1. Mi. Lanier and
Caps Mor.lsan of' this State ware killed
during the sngagernent. 4.
Tho Uonfsd-rats and Federal ragi-
'nrnts lacked bt,:orets. After i dt.ptfat C
fight tlle Federal. fed. Our loss ID. vsti-
mated q rigsss hundred. That of oas eni-
n,ies vas lu,teii sheavisr. s.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30

batsveen ti,ss lllodrs as 10 a. M and i i.
q. ut be lat resi- dl,snce Of the aecea.ed
I the following described property, "a Wit:
10. The plantation upon which fhess
deceased last resided, situated 81 Ba-
you Choupiqne il this Pariss, contain.
| ing one hundred and twenty acres of
Land, mors or less, bounded NoAh IN
Jean Pierre Lemoine, South BY Evafista
Rabalais j, East by Synlphorien Con.s
Iviliion and West bY Evariste Rabalaiis
Jr.. together with ali the buildings and
impro vements, thereon situated.
2o. The slave VALERIE, aegso nan,
aged about az years.
50. Robert, negro man. aged about 81
years. y e s'
40. Loyel, Grif, angsd about IL yesrs
9 so. .Julienne. Crit. aged about Sc
years. and her four: children, Viz All.
eide. aged 7yeyra, Ernest aged 55ycays. :.
Leon aged 8 3years. and .CI1tille one year.
~ Go. sydney {atfIictsD aged about; 326.
pears and her two children. va: r egina
aged 8 years and Afistidp s cara.
e. CInrna, GriiR aged about 1a year.
ss So. Two ni,les. ! 4.
90. One Horse. 4 - Isss
100. s heads ot horned eattis.
11oa One pair Of oxen ,s5S
II 20 t)no OK carl. Il. Z 55sssS
@ $50. ne farming utensils.
@ l4o. 20 had of ,Iiors. ~ s52 .sss 4 q
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-30

W.ssse ~ the Richmond papers illat,
x:,,:nutpn brown sugar is now worth Sew
.,sfy.iive ssisss ;;i-F pound, w hossl'ead
while ia',l.ssrs slah.sss fiNn si1to eight
sl.,iiara fas' ~; lon. 2 ".
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure but Prevent
bGB .9eHC 1edioDiSeaSe.
and in. this respect are dOubly valuable to the person
who may use them for
INSIPIENT

weak Lungs, indigestion, Dyspepsia, diseased of the
Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles and fos al cases
requiring a Tonic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
Celebrafed wine Bltters

Are UnSuE70asSeds
For Sore Throat 30 COMMON anVng the CLERGY they
are truly Invaluable.
|o4Rvr the. aged and iDhrm. and for persons Of weak
constitutions For ministers of the gospel, lawyer
and all public speakers for bOOk-keepers taiIors
seamatresSeS. stud. nts, ar artists, and all persons lea
dig a sedentary life. they viii prove beneficial.
AS beverage; they are wholesome, innocent, and
delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhierst-
ing efFectsof braniy or wine, without intoxicating; and
are a valuable remedy for persons addicted TO the use III
excessive stroug drink, and who wish TO refrain from it.
They ale pure and entirely free from fhe posons con-
Gained in the adulteratsd wines and branches with which
the countTy is hOodfd4 .l. Irf..-
These bftters notO My CUREbut prevent disease, and
Should be used by all Who live In a country where The
water is bad, or where chills and fever are prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be CIV.
en- freely TO children and infants with impunity,
Physicians and CleTgyrien, and temperance advocates
as an act Of humanity, should assist IN spreading these
valuable bitters over the land, and threby essentially
Danish drunkenness and disease.
I'm all affections Ofthe He2d.SiCk
Headache, q y n eFVaOuSAAcad-
ache. Dr. DOd'S Imperial Wine
II BifserS VIII be found to be most
Saintarn and EficaCfOuS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITIERS

Are composed Of a pure and unsdulterated wine, com
bined with Burberry, S0lomoD's Seal, Coulfrev, Wild
Chery Bark. Splsnard Camunile Flowers, ana GentIan.
They are Manufactured by Or. Dop himSel who Is an
experienced and successful physician, aud hence should
not be elassed among the quack n0strums which food
the country, End against which the medical profession
so justly deROunce.
These truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF community, for almost every vTf-.
ETY. of disease incident to human system, that they are
now deemed Indispensable asa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
FRANKLIN
FamilyS Sewing Machine.

These machines make the celebrated GROVER &
Baker STITCH. which has keD.thehigh premi-
Bul at the Illinois State Fair, in September last, at the
United States Fair in st. LOUIS, in 1860, and at the
principle State Fairs throughout the country.
- Competent judges gave a decision in favor Of this
stitch, .n account Of its great strength aud adaptation to
all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following Table will show the difference in favor
-0f Sewing Machines over theOld method of stitching by
hand. In the working of these Machines there is not
only a great saving Of labor and time, besides adding
greatly 20 the heaiJhfuiBess Of the employment but the
stitch is much stronger, more elastic, and less liable 10
rip or ravel than the stitch made with shu.tles and
b. bbinS
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
DR.. j. BOTEE D6DSiS
TmnAriai Wine Bitters {

from all who have nor used them. We Challenge the
world To prOdUcestheir equal.
these BitteTs for the cure Of Weak StOmaehss Cen
eraI DEBILITY, and for Purifying and Enriebing the
Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed By any other rene
dy on earth. To be assured Of THIS IL Is Only neces-
eSsary TO make the trial. The wine is Of q very supe-
rior quality being about One-thiTd stronger man 9TH
er vines, warming and invigoFarips the whole system
from the headto tne feet. As these bitters are tonic
and Alternative in their character, so they strengthen
and invigOrate the whole system and give q me Tone
and healthy acti8n to all its parts[by equallzlhg me
circulation, removing the distractions and producing
4 geBeral warmth. They are excellent for diseases ana
weakness peculiar 10 Females. where tonic Is Ieqmr-
ed to strengthen and brace the syften- no laa3 ~Ho
is subject TO Iasitude and faintness, should De "lsAOut
them as thsE are raviEiIying in their action.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
90 Dr. ] Bovee DodsJI
IMPERIAL, VINE BITTERS,

Are prepared by an eminent and .skiIlful physician, VIII
has used them successfully in his practice tor the las
twenty five years. The proprietor before p~ur1hasin
the exclusive righttO manufacture and sell DR.. B0ve,
DOds' Celebraleg Imperial Wine BIT ers, hadtIhem test
ed by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pro
n0aRced them a valuable and safe remedy for disease,
Although the medical men Of this country, a. agen-
eTsI thing dISapprOye of Patent Medicines YET we d.
not believe that a respectable Physician can be found
in The United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve DR.. Dod's N
PERIALW WINE BITTERS
In all newly settled places, where there Is always
a large Qnantity OF ~deeayiug timber; from which a poi
sohOus miasma is created, these bitters shUold be used
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
CORNELL's FERsT STEPS IS GEoGRAAHFs

.Intendedto preceie Eornelt Geographical Series,
and to introduce the little pupil pleasantly and prof
itably to the rudiments OF Geography N0ne besuti-
full volume, child's quarto, with numerous maps and
illustrations, II pages. Price, % cents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25

The many CERTIFICATES which have been rendered us
and the letters which we daily receive are conclusive
proof that among the women these -BItters have given
a satisfaction which no others have ever done BEFORE
No~woman in the land should be without them. and
those who once use them, will not faii to keepa full
supply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
le consumed in making BY Machine By Hand.
time consumed in making BY Machine. By Hand
The Franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE,

Has one advantage which is worthy of especial attention
in addition to the peculiar character of the stitch, and
tlat is its adaptation to either lighr or medium heavy
work. The Machine which at one moment is used on
I'll MOST DELICATE FABRIC. in a few mo-
uients after can be brought to bear with the same facii-
iy on cottonades and towels of the coarsest description.
Its a~daptltion for FAlHLY WORK, is thtis remarks-
bic, ana gives it a superiority over every other styIe of
machine in the Market. -
In order that these Machines may be placed in the
lands Of aitclassess we have reduced the price of eur
FRANKLh FAMILY MACHINE TO FORTY
DOLLARS. From the increase OF our business for The
last year, and the entire satisfaction our Maeliues are
Swing throughout the United States and European
Countries, we are led tobeIieve t9at cur determination
to manufacture a PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELLABEE,
" CHEAP has been FULLY appreciation.
by tle public. This policy will ron1ain unchanged, and.
ms heretofore no Machine will be allowed to Leave the
-7iAice that we cannot fully warrant in every respect.-
We shall keep on hand at all tunes a general assert
IAeBt of Sewing Machine mSteTials
Needles for all machines can be ordered by Mail OF
cypress. Price One Dollar per dozen. ft
! Persons i9the country. by sending us their address
enclosing a letter stamp, can have forwarded By return
mail, one Of our circulars containing the different styles
of Maehine2 list OF prices, and sample of work.
Il. RICHARDS s. CO.,
II 80 ( Principal Agents for the Eorth West.
Office and Salesroom1 1873 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois,
E. RICHARDS Lato Of L. Cornell * Co.
c. E WISWALL.
in lR,-TAPP4N, formerly Ag't for he Grover &
BakerrSewing machine. - y. Hi
January OH iS69D tnz6-tf1 ,I0 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
GATEs' PORTAnLE NNGINNs. 2. -

No. ! Horse pweb weighs 900 lbs. PhsssoI No 49 Horst Prr weighs 5@@@ Price $3.50
No I'D 5SSS q SSSSIXE%SSEES A." @mISSSSS s~@% LL%S
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
save Your Eggs.

A NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION !!
Whereby Bggsddl8D be p@resstted P~srfsJAy fresh al
most indefinitely, without the incumbrance of Lime,
Salt, or other ordinary preseryatiyes. There is no
neeel sity for Farmers selling sheir Eggs at from Eve
to seven cents per dozen, when they can ut a trifing
cost save them until they command a good PRICE
For further particulars, enclose a red stamp to
.gUIRUGph b SILVER Salem, o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
BrOwnville. June IS, IssI.-iy
osS Shingles Shingles i!

I would respectfully inform the citizens Of Nemaha
county, that l shall endeavOr to keepAt6is MARKET sup
Piled with good Cottonwood Shingles, which | will sci
for cash or take IN exchange Cattle, Hogs, Wheat or
Corn. 9Tr9I- BOG I-E. RI. BARREL.
March q 1862 [nsS-tfI
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25
NOW READY

THE Official Union Volunteer Directory, AGO
pages.) containing Anne and Residence of every
Officer and Private ID the Union Army, with their
Commands Casualties, Promotions, &c. CGB Every
one wants it, Sent postpaid on receipt Of % cents
cash, prsthmps. address HENRY HANSON, Pub
Usher. 40 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-25

&fGJUT PUBIfSIGp - ~.O,~AJ
Gornel1s Cards forthe Study and Rracticeo of Map
Drawing. Designed To any Geography,
but especially adapted TO the scale Of CorneIIs Gram
msr-SohOOl Maps. Price per set Of 12GaTds, SO cts.
N |Ja.ti.@- ttEs ALSO, .alF sG sIrt ta.s.
Cornell'$ Series of Outline Maps, of which a Des-
eriptive Circular viii be sent Upon application.
January Is, 1851 [n29-tfJ
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1862-05-02

lAfF AfA"iA'N Aff''t+- N--'Fta'.
4-'"a %N, 'i'-st iel
Peclally 1lie .'lte4 lf'i. ~ .O-'1i t''I
-.-
ROUTE W. tt'
From Yicssbage IA Mauent2n r. h9sAg li
Leave Wcgsture aiaaig anisIhur1 ysatl q m
Arrive 10 Rocky epu1s elHl' d L- N{ lH il
Leave Rocky psrt- vi 'ala, aH4 h .l4y % . 3 m
Arrive a- N'I7..Is same tNs iy y Pc.
RouTE l9L IIo5.l
From seaoba, 7! l3 ka'h i'I. OAK, H.r ,...m
New Ireland a1l C.'aW ia.' l3 .-.
be ha,h. and o-r. ~ * r." t'7ia7e
Leave 9eoo.a .i7..iE Y A..4 J. ...'a' %. =
h, Arl.t W l'hN' .,tH. Na
Leave ue NA'l Ius.aly aIG @ a...' '"t q. Z N'' 81
rdlye c ~ 75iS xxx ,IagG ia' az @ et ~ m tryea5.
same day by pm.
Leave HIl-hIr5F Tuesday 81 { q m. Arrive 90 Ie
Kdb same day ly Jpm.
ID roo -ta-
AotIL uO-' ltAat'|
From Brandon by rolkti.e Tra..aa AHA i. |gUto
Paulaine miles qtd Da.l. tgt.o 3 r,et
leave h'gna'h A.'I'y AA! iiN..' ~! -- RI. A'-
. h. '.i.I. ~ ... A.,
,i,s at ii,.,,.io5, VAN, r,',. D.,
.n, ,-,..,
u0uTE COB. t7l0S.l
From, rrtr3ep. ny sf.p.,r,, q. Nh. ..i. a..ta~.
Greek HaUsy.Ia. Mount Zln anl Wcua-t5
Williams l.4 Il m.i nl .H-D oH- 9Ha.
AgHNe '.tAi'' +t'AHt 4. H. "a h' Ni. .N" "' "'-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1862-05-02
Route 673 7l96.

Route 673. 7l05.
From Holly spanes by Watson and Coelrnm.
n nla and back. fWice aWeak
Leave Ho'g sprngs A1ni y aHi Thursday atSam
Arrive hernando SANS days ly 5pm
Leate Hamanda luosday and Friday st sam. Ar.
uye m Hollis Springs same days by5pm
Route ga 749S.
From Coriath. by Bone Yard. Kossuth and pan,ipe.
! t1 Renl. : m.los nnd hlak. twice e weak
Leave Couutl Monday shd Thursday at Fam. Ar
rive % RicuE same days by mi
| Leave Rionzi Tuesday and Friday al fam Arrive
st ooun,h same days by apm
Route 675. 7499
Fgm , c2r9'h Z, o BY n, a,sq1legey 1 gr.aol & HamDwg
/ Leave Corinth Monday and Thursday ATTAIN Ar.
rive at Hamburg same days hi lpm
Leave Hamburg Monday and rhur,dayat > pm
Arrive 90 Cotiath same days by pm.
Route 676. 1900.
From Baldwin ~ Lebanon and Dumas. 70 Ripley. x
miles and ba2k, naee week.
Leave Baldwin saturday as IN. Arrive az Ripley
same day by n m.
Leave Ripley saiuisa'y = - N. Arrisa ~ Isdau
Route ca. 1901.
From BienA by Carolina. Rhckland and Dry Run.
to Ripley, 32 miles and back once week.
Leave Nen4 Tuesday at M Arrive at Ripley
Leave Ripley wednesday at cam. Arrive at Rieuz
sumo o"l " ( Pn'
Route 67S. 1902.
From Rena by rnpoH Silver Spring and Irene, to
Leave Roas Wsdna.da1 W. n ~ ggT Arrye Al Rpev
Leave Rip)es Wednesday at pm Arrive at Rionzi
Same day by pm.
Route go. 1892.
From Rien.i ly T,einf, Csir, aBI C,.t,rg,,uo t |
, luh' y miIg, ant back thr'e times week
am Rrye az ia.5 .am' ,s, Igs +, 7u3 ~ M 9'y "
LaFe luka Iua lay Fhnrsiayani Satlrdayat am.
arrive g, h'hh same Gays ny pm
R,ute G4O -tOg
from Iup'lo, Pr ot Town Crock Ellistcvn, Nolno
ana ''aH.1 TO Ripley % miles ana back, once
Lcays Tupar5 Nonia, at sam. Arri,.a, Emlo,
same dny hy55pm
iiF#'H htWtY la't4A az q ln. AruYn ut Iupol1
sml dayY5pm
R,uta GSI -5dI
r., iso"'' ooi' 'o0f'
ROM MOSCOW lltnn % Early Grove tMissl 6mies
tyo isa, Wo'c6m ~ u5naoy gg,H ,n5 rbnr,5,, d, s<om
Arrive az Early Grove stma DAYS by lOam.
-ea We tari, Grove Monday aud Thursday at ~ m.
Route Gg2 75Oj
from AIempbi, ,r,nnl by Gum Grove, Olive Branch
{Ms' md Bylalm e Holly Springs 80 miles and
DICK, tniae tims' week;
sam. Arrive at Hoy springs sam. I'D days ,''py Hy Hm ny
'o"ts HoIy opnbA7 9end'y' wednesday and Friday
d" o " ui' ArH'e ot Mtmpms same days by p m.
Route 6S3. 1907
rom Lamar 10y Salem and Shehy's Creek, to Rip J
i,n. ~ @ lnlles snd la. .k' Twice aweek
rive at Ripley sams d%sb, gpm. ~ V" u AT
yst. surrey luel lal onl FRIDAY at m Arrive J.
a" i.'''' ''"' ""ya Nt p M
Route 6S4 1908
. o.,
t1lu lI 09nal5honN ny LooAahQoma and IlcVclIn's j
vro1- '. ROADS 70 llfo' ~ miles and back, twice
cave senatahora Monday and THURSDAY Mt tga ~
Allyc W iir' same days 10y Ipm m. J.
tNNe llIo tuesday aud Friday at 3 q M Arrive AT |
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Leave Houston We lnc-a1y al / nj. Arrive % Tin
v Greek same day by pan
Leave Haast5n Wednesday pm. Arrive atLn
iease Lilo creek "Wednesday 1t 3 am. Arriyc D
Houston sama day by y M
Rourg GAS. (746S.)
I From Ergpt. PSI Raena Vista 90 Houston, q mile
/ anj back three TIMES week
Leave Egypl Monday, wednesday and Friday a. 9
10. hruTe ai Houston 1rns days hy IAN
Leave Houston Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
i ~. Arrive 90 Egypt sama days BY pm.
ROUTE Gao. (7470.l
] From Iulsa- 1y Ihaui, Barnes store Bay SPRING.
wig Rasan We., 60 Fulton, 90 miles ead back
once Week.
leave Iuka Monday a6am. Arrive at Fulton sama
leave Futon tuesday at6am Auyoat luki same
day BY pm.
Roupayc5o. t747o9
FROM Button bys9ii.hva and cSusn eia Port d
/ Ahert 'en +' ml.a- and hla', twice p week
| I.eaf, Fulton Tuesday ami Friday AZ sam. Arrive
! ai Aerdccn aamc 4ys bv M.
/ Leay, bgl-cn hoajly aai Thursday at sam. Ar
H'v 90 Fulton same d'yshy pm.
ROUTE 6jl. (147L)
From. Iolato Fas.pogt s miles aud back, twice a
Lgay. Iula Monday ami Thursday at Il m Arrive
90 Iastpuu same days hv 2 D m.
L.9Eo HL lpNfy A'hlV ana thursday ~ pm. Ar
'''' "' '''N' ,.,i'7 ''S w.
Rours 6j2. (7I72.
From Cotton Gn P1rahg Bo'ania and Van Buran,
y.'t'' y M n. a'4 ~, .',s. unt' week,
r,a, s.,., I., ~, H. ''9 N' '' arrive w
Leave Fulton we.HtsdayatSam. arrive at Cotton
Gin iatt same day by pm
RorrG Gj3. l7472.)
from Fulton, hy GuumnE.dllo. Marietta. Hickory
-I. fu' b. M, i. g'en = ana Har'n@ @ ja'.ato So
r.',y, Bin, ,',I!' ,g, i,. ' We
..mg dar ,pm. " '' '''''' '' '''''''
'et,, i..I, ... thursday "oom' Aalve a Fulton
''''' "'9 .l j No.
knrrE G5l fTtT3
"'5
,' q, ,.i'1 o, i'i ID htnll on ana Ashland 10
I9'eu "' mle. paa 'aek. once week.
-,aE' 5,mpelonte iiI,I iae Fay at5am. Arrive at
Leave lJerdaa5 Ng88ay 1il5am Arrfr, ot Tom.
per'uee HUI same day Jy6Pm.
RorTr Gh5 f7ITI)
a.. ~. oi..,...r
vefk
L.t,e U1.lgna Monday "0am' Arrive a'Rcd'and
L.ags Bcdiaal MONDAY a. l2 m. Arrive At oRo,ono
same day by + pm.
ROUTE G5G f74I6l
N''' N'"I
From oheIon4 by comqrao and Bigbr Fork to
Leay, okolanl Monday and Tharsday al Gam
Wy ,,''ll.'1 iIi 15ile .ng ,i aa{s oy M
,., ~ M, i w wy wy liiu9 WOd M Ar
'''N II -'' 7'i'o u-'7 y 'n'
Route b5I. I1lTT
r,,.,., p.t.4..t t1i
L.ny C.to, n ',i IioJn' t"b9] ]{n9 Nee Az
andba.k, twice q vo.ll. r " '''''
.'ys toniotae Monday and Thursday at m.-
/. ,gva uiplsv lrI5. .ltg ,n 't7ri5 w Ptn
- of I,,t,t ~, ,.,,. n - '.''. "' q ui' Arrive
~ ~
Route OaS. II4TI
From poo.l.,tay lr.,,, 4, t -
RneE ersyilIe +, liipi"y 5 T4e7ooI9 4lssl ana
week
ley same dqv by / pm. ''' 'n AfiNe q" l"p-
J. lale Bipuy Friday al 6 am Arrive at pocahon,as
same day BY m.
po.toczo r-t-o1
- lsouuc O29. i3ii,I
i MooroVll'e' 10 f'''vir' ' 'TfVs 'i''' +
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! 1862 and ending June 3o, 1866, in the
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