The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-13
KENTUCKY.


From Vanceburg, via Kinney Mills and the
mouth of Laurel, to Olive Hill.
NEBRASKA.
From Omaha City, vi Dewitt, to West Point.
From Omaha City, via Hazleton, to Forest
City.
From Fremont, via Jaapa, to Vest Point.
From Columbus, via Monroe, to Genoa.
From Columbus to Camden.
From Nebraska Centre, via Elm Greek, Buffa-
10 Creek, mouth of North Fork of Platte River,
and Lodge Pole Greek, to Boulder City, Colora-
do Territory.
From Fort Laramie, via Deer Creek, Platte
Bridge, Green River, and Fort Bridger, to Salt
Lake City, Utah Territory.
From Cottonwood Springs, via Republican
Fork, to Fort Riley, Kansas.
From Plattsmouth, via Plattsford and Forks of
Salt Greek to Camden.
From Brownsville, via st. Frederick, Tecum-
sch, Vesta, and Austin, to Camden.
From Beaver, via Greenville and Fort Adams,
to Minersville.
From Payson to Goshen.
NEW YORK.
From Boonville, via East Road to Port Ley
den, and thence via River Road, to Lyons Falls.
From PittSfield, Pennsylvania, via Freehold
and Louisville, to Broken Straw.
OHIO.
From New England TO Amesville
From Braccvillc to Pennington.
From Greenville, via Clapboard Town, Dil's
Station, Beansville, Nevada, Brock, to North
Star, in Darke county.
ftNNS1 LS AN1A.
From Mapleton the present terminus of route
number twenty-five hundred and eighty hree, to
Ncwtowu
From Pittsburg to West Middleton.
From Germantown to Silver Rock.
From New Germantown to Concord.
From Quakcrtown, via Rchlandtown, Pleasant
Valley, Springtown and Durham, to Rieglesville.
From Pike, via Wyulusing, to Dushore.
From Pleasantville, via Tionesta to Clarion
From New Germantown, in Perry county, to
Concord in Franklin county.
From Milton, northumberland county, to Lew
istonvillc, i'll the county of Montour
From West Nanticoke, via Harvey's Creek, to
Silver Rock.
FROM Stroudsburg, in Monroe county, via
Snydersvilie, Kennersville and Fennersyille, to
Brodheadsville
From Kelly's Station. on the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, to Cochran's Mills, in the county of
Armstrong.
From Reading, via Adams Brownville, and
Kiop's Store, to Womelsdorp.
From New Germantown, Perry county, to Con-
cord, in the county of Franklin.
WISCONSIN.
From Wausau to Jenny.
From Waupacca, via Amherst, to Plover.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Kingwood, via Albright to Portland.
COLORADO.
From Denver to Bear Canon, on head waters
of West Plum Greek.
From Golden City to Ralston Greek.
DAKOTA.
From MankatO, Minnesota, via Madalla, AShlp
man, Randolph Lake, Stevens Lake, north and
south bends of the Des Moines River, Lake Ora
ham, Blue Mound, Sioux Falls, Upper James
Crossing Yaneton' = smntty Bears Camp, Bon Boz
bricks Crossing, (or ChoteauD and Greenwood,
to Fort Randall.
From Elkpoint, via Brue Creek and Valley of
Big Sioux River, to Sioux Falls City.
From Great Salt Lake City, Utah, via Ogden
City, Cache Valley, Snake River Ferry, and Ban
mack City to Fort Benton.
NEVADA
From Chico, California, via susanville, to
Humboldt City.
WASHINGTON.
From Fort Laramie, Nebraska to He'll Gate
Washington.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted That the
true intent and meaning of the eighth section of
the act entitled An act making appropriations
ring the fiscal year ending the thirtieth day of
June, eighteen hundred and siXty-two,' shall be
taken, deemed and construed to be directory
to the Postmaster-General to make the mail SER
vice on the route therein mentioned semi-weekly
for the period therein provided.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That the
Overland Mail Company now engaged in carry
ing the United States mail from Saint Joseph,
Missouri, to Placerville, California, shall have
the privilege of occupying the public lands where
their stations are fixed at the rate OF not more
than one for every ten miles of the route on
which said company carry the said mail, and
shall have e-emption right therein of any land,
not mineral and not disposed of or reserved, or
to which pre- emption or homestead claim has
not attached when the same shall be brought in
to market to the extent of one hundred and six
ty acres, to be selected contiguous to and to in
clude their Improvements; the said pre-emption
right being in lieu of the same heretofore granted
by the twelfth section of the act approved third
March, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, enti-
tied can act making appropriations for the
vice of the Post Office Department during the ifs
cal year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight',
Approved, February "a, 1868.