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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28

We clip the following article
fiom the Cincinnati Enquirer of
the 22d inst: iii g. s..H oil
We do not know that there are
many things which, by the provis-
ions of the Railroad Bill now be-
fore the Legislature Of Ohio, are
commanded, that it would not be
proper enough for railway compa-
nies to observe. Upon this point,
however, We have no opinion to
express. The objection to the bill
is that its provisions transcend the
legitimate province of legislation.
Because q railway company is a
corporate body 4; because it derives
from legislation the right to use a
corporate name, and to sue and be
sued collectively, it does not follow
that there is any lawful power in
the Legislature to dictate the mode
in which it shall transact its bust
ness, or direct its internal policy.
A railway company is, in the eye
Of the law, private corporation,
as such, while 1T is subject to the
same rules of business conduct as
an individual, is entitled to the
same freedom in the management
of its affairs. H1'Eae ,1fi +
The bill to which we refer was
reported in the Senate on Wednes.
day, by the Special Committee on
Railroads. 1t is doubtless the es-
sential product of the investigation
which has been going on, during
the recess, into the manner in
which the railway companies Of
the State, and particularly the
Hamilton and Dayton, the Dayton
and Michigan, and the Atlantic
and Great Western conduct theil
private affairs. 1t contains thirty
two sections, nearly each of which
commands or forbids the doing O.
something, having reference tc
railway management - disobedi
ence TO which-is punishable Grim
finally by fine or otherwise. The
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
n. Thomas.

pOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Logan street ,one
ID door South Of Mrs. Dodge's Millinery Es-
tablishment, McArth 1r, o., manufactures to
order all l'work in his line. fIaI. [. 3JT9.
Repairing also done with ,eatn'ss and dis
patch. Satisfaction guaranteed ,hd prices
moderate. ~ 81. .}o' feb2Sm8 . 'IU
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VALLEY HOUSE;
Chilltcothe, o.

ID ,--y. UHl17ac0'fhe, O.dy1r.l IL
J.lA. SCOTT, -i-.-- Proprietor,
Formerly of McLure House, whseling, Va.
feb2sy ......,,.. III. roLLARD, Clerk.
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Making in the aggregate 100000 pres /.
anfc ualttaI NJ r,
How tO Ohtain ITickets.

Orders may be sent to us enclosing the
money-from. one to $25--in q registered
In drafts or by express at the following
club rates. rB-Send by post-office order
if possible. ~
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The Capital of West Virginia

Has finally been located at Nor
gantown, Monongalia county
Morgantown is situated on the
northeastern boundary of the
State, on the Monongahela river,
and near the Pennsylvania State
line. The great argument against
locating the capital at Parkersburg
was on account of its being on the
border. The prime object was to
have it located as near the geo.
graphical center of the State as
possible. Clarksburg, Buchannon
and Weston were looked upon by
the people of the State as the prin-
cipal contestants for the honor of
its location, they being the nearest
the center. Why the people have
cut loose from their former ldea OF
giving the capital central loca-
ton, and placing 1t away off out of
the way of either railroad commu-
nication or good mud roads, and on
the undeveloped Pennsylvania bor-
der, is more than we can we'll com
prehend. We can hardly believe
that the question of the location of
the West Virginia State capital has
been. finally settled. Some town
in the center of the State will
eventually be made the permanent
seat of Justice Of the State. ~.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
n CAMPAIGN.

TAE campaign is fast coming on, and
as yet there is but, little, preparation for
the contest. Negro suffrage with all Of
its contemplate, blessings, is fast usher
ing into view and yet Democrats and
many of the opposition party are ready
to use their utmost power to prevent the
passage Of the Constitutional Amend
ment, so as TO ~snfranohise the negro
But we are lying still and doing nath-
ing, while our enemies are doing oil that
is within their power, using, both The
power OF the order of"yhe Union League
and the "Grand Army Of tho Republic"
by meeting constantly and. regularly in
the most secluded spots that earth can
affordsfor the purpose Of carrying. into
effect their desperate designs, and yet Che
Democracy are doing comparatively moth
ing. We say, and will continue 70 say,
to those opposed 10 Negro. suffrage
ARISE land lot your lamp sbike bright
and long against this dsmpable amend
mentl Let every citizen opposed 70 The
amendment meet constantly with those
who are in favor Of opposing il, spd thus
give strength and power. We say again
to you Arise in the power Of your
might, and assert your rights a.gaso
Let not the moment pass when you
could have done good and. when. you
will, in after days repent Of The .pPporr
tuni'is' afforded gOu, and they are un'
Again, We sly : RALLY aRslIy once once
again II" "Rally around the flag
boysr, Say, i've wi Will rally fOnce
Democrats 81 ts your your republican, govern;
msnt is gone, unleS you Dork WORK
DAY AND NIGHT E77snd victory will 70,
crown your efforts. ~
ORGANIZED ORG NIzE We say say
and lat us WORK .,na.S 'N' sis",
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For Finc ReRfGAMery,
GOjtoS isson : Drug Store. ~ @g5is s ea,

- H
CHARLES n srEwARr, Chairman 81
the Anglo American Telegraph CoGmpa
ny, published q letter in the London
Times Of Saturday, Of WHibh the follow
ipgisAn extraotSS ~ y.
On, III. 5th inst, il vas reported thai
on tie Aft, atS $40 r. NJ 4 iatgSi ics.
burg grounded OFF ShbEk3F66roM Hearts
Content, Newfoundland, about II miles
northwest OF the northern point and
200 yards east Of the 1866 oabbie, ia
about sixteen fathoms of water. No
danger with the present wind. On the
9Th instant il was reported that the ice,
burg had disappeared but ! psSsiDg
over the cable, of 1866, i AeemGe howevr
.er, thai bSmel aSus dgoJ mhstl have been
done, for signals through that cable be-
came imperfect, and the impeRfsctiops
have not ceased. The cable Of 1866,
however, is uniwpAirsd, and there 10 no
reason 10 doubt that the injury to the o..
BILE .: 1865 will DO repaired without dsa
lay or sny coplideSRbIs expense. ( need
only add that the Sspscity Of the cnbls
Of 1865 exceeds The requirements 81
business, great 81 il is between tSis
country and America. ios aoIas
III | F.NlNH# az "a
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National hanks.

= We wrots.a, series of articles when
the Naioasi bark vote about going in
to opera loR throughout tho country,
dsE qnglta ting tkaf ghe majority Of them
Would eYshtutl sHnl out to be Of the
aailds order Itch Is had fseced the
IpdoT4 uAdSf The lAte, laws OfNew York,
Indi8hS, Mich hAdsother States in
IoIhOr days. On loyal city cotempora.
Hes never sdxOuatsd but simply acqui-
esced ip, the bank act, probably as one Of
the financial measures ofths Government.
which it-might- bs-cRiisd disfOyst 10 OBJ.
pose. The New York Times, on the cen
trary, was one Of the most rampant ad-
vOcAtss Of the Law, as embodyiDg one Of
tgrs6EesEWRDss of the country even 10
time Of peace. Now, hear what IL Gays
Of the "petp," and this, takeprim cpppte-
tion received by one Of QUIZ oily National
banks that it's returns are fraudulent, aud
tthSt tWD MH69Fea housaadaanllnEasofit it's
capital must DO paid up within a month,
will give ihiptblic SOME IDEA fss totbs,
cDrrectnsss Of our views at the begin
of the system
"The Selma Bank failure and robbery
indicate the necessity Of Watching keenu
1--WE had Almost said spspiyiously- the
bworkingOf the National bank syslemr-e
The cOnseFpV seems to have been q. fraud
from the start. 4, never had i Bona fde
capital; its circulation was used to pay
fOE the bonds upon which IL was obtained;
and tho bonds deposited to seeure Gov
ernnept deposits wedrS borrowed. Tho
stock was principally held by the Presi-
dem, who "a charged with having carried
of nearly every dollar that could be-
reached including a Treasury deposit Of
S75, 000,% The Goyernmentm may save it,
self, or at any rate reduce i's loss, with
the bonds deposited, bat for lhegdeposi-
tors, who were tempted by the assumed
%gu.rantess Of the National system, not
one cent iSeoavailabls. OF course tho
fraud implies perjury OIL the part Of the
P~residentfAnd Directors; but even this
scarcely explains the" possibility of SO
Asgraat an evasion Of official surveillance
IS that hich We have described, The
New Orleans Times more than hints that
the Selma bank, 10 common with other
National banks9in'the South, granted q
consideration to the Govsrnment agents
for the loan, of tho public deposits; but
the official report to General SwayDe
mskeS no mention OF any ccircunstapce
that admits Of this construction. The
enSSsiS bad enough without 9mPlicsting
! GOvHYpsnE Otissrs;S Ne
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A WooLES FKcfoRY.-A person who owns
q large and valuable tract Of land, through
which the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
passes, west Of and adj dining the zaleski
Estate, in vintOni county, authorizes us 70
state that a. site for q Wooden Factory will
be given free 10 any party who will build
upon it. It is an excellent place for q Wool
en- Factory about one mile from the Zalessl
Depot OF the NJ. B G. r. R.; and water, coal
wood, and every thing else necessary fol
building and run ming 40 establishment Of
this kind, being near at hand. I'VE think
there is not q more convenient location in
This county for o WOODEN Factory. For fur.
lihet particulars call on Or address the Edi.
tor Of this paper. ~ 1879 a91n
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RBMOV ALL

The Democratic Enquirer
Printing Establishment viii be be
removed this week to the Ma
sonic Lodge Room, in the sec
onid story Of d. Dodge's
Building, over j. G. Swetland's
Grocery Store, on Main Street,
w shall be pleased to have all
our friends, including the ladies,
call and see us in the new and
convenient room--the best in
town. -
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and full Of sYmpathy For BID lad. that ha

aud full Of sympathy for his lad, that be
came along with him to the Jill.
III And when William had fully
slated pnto his yeeApselO@. sl 10
things Shloh this young lAt 81 lhe cIig
M Zsleski had done, unto faeI sSnordsp
Ethsai Il seehslh unto hin thai ustee hs1
40. been done to thu lAaS a
% Aud thsrefore E6 dSthabded Ia
examining court, tefore the Judge Of
Probate.
% And it caws to pass, 10 the pro,
tefesstof JbtsHs4amiuln osnEfaahsh d bsn
came necessary, from the evidence 10 the
Iansa, lhstthe gOaqHlsdshSqll9 "a bspee,
as there was no cause Of his detention.
"a And when William had succeeded
in releasing this young lad, he set him
self to- work to release the other young
|iGd who was k6bi1 the AuugeOn, under
the heavy charge Of old mother Grand
EeFcsuyyWhichsis&n euaiaVenied
lbs the Chief Pig Driver Of the "Lord."
rs And thsretpp4 he demanded an
examining COuVtM nal5 Oh young
sad most surhame 10 MeeaOs
p 70 ANA H.Cans''O'PAsa 2 was
necessary snat Inc 10 Tue C,sy .,
khisostChief Pig Dtiyer'imdn Atseudsnss
before the court, in order to- determine
ths'gullh Oh tnel go1As lao, OE INC ~iSl's
city OF lAleskiao'da 2 aaa, q ,Mii ", u.-
~ AND Wnen inc "horG ana ms
"Ohlet rig Drlyssfl 4sssS!s t1e ESws
1pstsOs' 'Ssy wsts Soas'S Atr
EFoth ana were even soreHy YeAeo, a9u
rept thstr el9.les ahS !CGS sSsT nDA' a
EWplch IS parted 10 d miou1e ., 'ne'r to
spectiVe heaos' anq 2 even n csffsef 20 O"y
~ d m'AfInar, Alar on. -.u..;,. G.,
&c A.T az tiafHan 8, SfNs.O"
me Lore ano nls "Gnief El Dc.vsl,
20 tG'y y! q lSng IN s Rs ssSa Oe "Sns' ~ Anu W.
o. rEoUA.e, ~ olO ~
gathered together Su nnumersO.e nOS'
Eot the citizens 'OiAtne cl'ylOi. "SAssnul,
and thetegion round about 81, afoE ,'ney
wore anxious to see the f'Lord'I me
Chief Ruler of the mighty city OF Ia,
III: IL k;a G.0hinF Die nriuar nf
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Mort anon, from ''r'v SIIJl1r ~ ,1Tao.
90 u NKNlpBsFRyEE.
Zdle,ki, June 3,'s7.
INK HA1TIVF4fT7ttt M "A (
Can 1 y IsiI.SsBB rasI Sslsss.Hfh'

SIEspLAE fFAYFAIR,-An FenarkablG
affair Of DsS md jealousy Aas RsdsnlJ
eliminated o. Sufield, CT, in . mystsri
Gus disDppS6tanDe. TAAthih bf2 well.
knOWpcigar manufacturer 10, that town
formpdrA warm pttpchmsDt, last YEA, for
y singing maStef,Wh Jed the ch0it "a the
CoAgrsgRtjpasl lChpyCh, where pho Wa
the principal singer. The Two we're very
intrinsic aud there VIA considerable COS!
sip in consequence, though IL ii mol
known that their intimacy feacbedI UNI
lawful limitA.. This year the choristeI
was employed By TIC BaptiSs Church, his
friend remaining ID her former position,
polite and attentive 10, the ladies in his
new choir, and 5000 reused an .exsTaorI
binary feeling Of Jealousy 10 the cigAE
manufacturers wife. She scot him Z
large number Of anonymous letters IN
fsiRBsdRhdheS qktsAtedina NimsWihiS
sorts ,oi. things, if be didn't cease his at,
lsdtiOb u the BabtisS girRS. TIE mGtiSl
reached q crisis on i Friday Of last week,
when the choriater 6xed upon her the
authorship Of the letters and in turn
threaepsd4ppblio EXPOSE, and demand
cd subtraction. Oh the Same S~ftsraoon,
while her husband Wapu absent, the LADY
wrote q letter, telling him be iWould new
Or see her 6 and spddepIy, departed
She was traced half 4 mile TO 4 swamp.
and Oh Sunday the ~hOlc town was odt
10 search Of her. Every possible means
was used TO ascertain her fave; but wholly
without result, nor has she been IhsarG
from since. The sta;r,' A may be mag
iDed, hal, created . profound sensation il
Suthsld. The lady wss good looking
accomplished, about 80 ysars Old,and ~
mother Of one child. sti 5rg ooG 1og
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For strictly Pure White
lead At Cincinnati Prices,
noGo 10 sissOn.sD Drug Store HI

THE LAND We LOyE.z=This magazine fol
Msy,is received. pItiS in the front ranks
with Amsrican' periodicals. It 10 neatly
printed and has recently improved in many
respects. Gen. d. HI Hill, Editor Hill 8
Irwin, Publishers, Charlotte, North Hcarcli.
rs. Terns--SS per year. See advertise.
meat in another column,
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COMMISsISsfONFR

M. 4BOrsA: You win please announce Tho
name Of FAEDERtCK ". HAYNES, as suita
bic candidate for The Office Of County Com
missioner, subject 10 the decision of tbs
Deniocratic County Convention, to be he'd
on the 18th INST. Fred is a gentleman and
. good business man, and worthy of our
k ilndtsstregaGdT gtf7toosyg 7n
EAGLE TOWNSHIP DEMonrA cY. "
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- hNi ~ ~ TNVT 7UF ETTTT -TT7---7----I
81 BUSINESS MEN IN vINroN COUNTY
l6ecAN HAVE THEIR CARDS, INSERTED
THIS sesIVelN AT ousoDoLLAR
fEAk, Il9sHgD9 a3t ylaeFfv,
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PEI II. Il oaItiisssohs I Ii fbe niisSd s6stssp SshE.
not address . meeting "A Mobile srfsi
|tEensA lsbsma cannOt, SAfely"be admitted
to representation in Congress fB:
une.
Itthsrelore follows that if A President
of the, iUnited States cannot address Q
meeting IN indianapolis safely, then 10.
diana cannot be admmitted to represent
tation in Congress. Dayton Empire,
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fGENEsAE lST0NEw4EI JAcksoNfs COZ
Iored Hurtsa disd ID Usctscn Madison
codtfsc Tsansssse, On iihbI 8DtE days Of
April, 1867. as'tken Advanced AGgb 6f Que
hundred and thirteen years, nine months
and tMelvo days. 'Shs wac 4 slave in the
Jackson family ! from sAff5 life GHl;i
tW.OtYise years Ago, when thB GeHsy
H"Sr,hr 3,aaa1som a7P 10 ,lo0W 10 ebSt5t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PRosEduTINaA TTaRNRYJT

Editor Dem. Enquirer; Plea 50 HHtnnouncS
the name of DAVID B. lSHiyEL, as a candi-
date for the office of Prosecuting Attorney,
subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
County CoAvention1yto shs held Oh the 18th.
'sHU%1 b I'D May DEMocR Ars.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

Brazil is preparing for a yig-
orous renewal Of the war. Her
government has positively re-
fused the pfoffered mediation
of the United States. 5uiaeie
Russia is rapidly tarming.-
The workmen in her g~un-facto-
ries are employed day and
night in converting muzzle-
leaders into breeeh7loaders.
The whole Of the Russian army
will, it is said, be pfoyided with
the latter weapon by the end Of
June, at the latest. bsa4 h..
An effort is being made to
induce an extensive European
emigration to Nicaragua.
Three small steamers from
this country have been seized
inthe Canadian waters upon
suspicion Of their being in the.
-
Fenian service. ~
The remains Of Artemus
Ward Charles r. Brown, ar
rived at New York City on Fri
day last, and were forwarded to
-. ; -. 4 .--L- Il --- ~ ~
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For 1Iishlof,s ~
GSaO SIisoUis Drug stOrs.OIf baa dt8o1.

QUARREINa hfSr tho bridge over the
Ohio river at Louisville has been COM,
meuced. The STONE work to-be done
consists OiLtvu dbutmsntsy each eighty
Dfpethigb, and thlFtAqn pier, each from
f3O Sset ia height. The engineer
promises that tie bridge Shah 10 fesdyi
vt uss by Jst.i lei, 1870 1iH dlooma
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Fashionable Tailoring,

JLhlibridge, Fashionable Tailor, Macarthur. Ohio.
Is prepared TO execute Gents and Boys clothingi m
the most fashionable styles. Shop three dop!s north
nj Wills residence, on Market street.
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The negroes 10 New Orleans are rnth.
er demonstrstiEe. At every alarm Of fire.
they ,rueh, through the streets armed With
CLUBS andEmdskess. IN 2 iG9INf va
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against them when there 10 no longer any
chance for him to heap up his riches BY sci
ling them . second time. Again, he or she
sagD, aThsgp same fslloRaWill belaid high"
I TOAt Y 81 dsV 81 slf
cord tk6 Cty pow Ne : lh
Jet 1t IsmsH ts{ hlA ia
IihS Rsap isAes ". hs
Bsfs hsfOths cdOiiapudshsS l6tTs6 deiy
Democrats Of any success while Brstton is ct
the front with 3 tub Of milk and at the rear
With q pail Of water, and the Republicans
StthsSsagse AFgWlHspIIan1aIayaanAahnt
they can see no reason for the Democratic
J Equirsr's service, just aS BrattOn seems to
see.
/ make mention ut those facts for the
purpose Of letting the people know whom to
'Ttuht men who have never yet sold
you nor your interest; and trust not those
who HAVE SOLD you and the Democratic
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;. .ov.r, -DlFol AND ri'srrsss
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04
Sslstt R@aina.

=
WANTED, CoSrRacrs.-The p. o. Depart
men has publisheda schedule of the mail
routes in the State with the announcement
that proposals will be received at the Contract
Office until 8. P. NJ of Wednesday, March 4,
1868, for conveying said mails from July J.,
1868, to June 80, 1879. Below are the routes
ofour county and vicinity:
1894 From Waynesburg, by Hopkins Mill,
Days Store, Simpsons Store East Finley,
West Finley, aud Good Intent, to West Alex
ander, SO miles and back, once week.
Leave Waynesburs Saturday at lam, Ar
rive at West Alexander by 6p IN. Leave
West Alexander Friday at Tam. Arrive at
Waynesburg by 6 pm.
1895 From Waynesburg by Rogersyille,
Jolleytown, and Dent, to Blacksvlle, 2s miles
and back, once week. Leave Waynesburg
Wednesday at Il m. Arrive at Blacksville
by IN. Leave Blacksville Thursday at s
I'm. Arrive at Waynesburg by 5 pm.
1926 From Waynesburg, by Dent and
Spragg's, to BlacKsvile, 10 miles and back,
once week. Leave Waynesburg Saturday
at l I'm. Arrive at Blacksvie by5 p IN.
Leave Blacksve Saturday at 8 IN. Arrive
at Waynesburg by " m.
1927 From Wayncsbug, by Fordyce,
Whi.eley, Willow Tree, and Mapletown, to
Greensboro, 20 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Wayncsburg Wednesday at p m. Ar
rive at Greensboro by 7pm. Leave Grees,
boro Wednesday at IN. Arrive at Way
nesburgh by l2 m.
1929 From Willow Tree to Davistown,
miles and back, once week. Leave Davis
town Wednesday at ! p m. Arrive at Will
low Tree by 2p m. Leave Willow Tree
Wednesday at SPIN. Arrive at Davistown
by pm.
1920 From Waynesburg, by Hunters
Cove, Harveys, Wind Ridge, Ryerson's Sta
tion, and Rock Lick, to Ca neron, 80 miles
and back, twice week. Leave Waynes,
burgh Monday and Friday at s a nj. Arrive
at Cameron bypm. Leave Cameron Tues
day and Saturday at am Arrive at Way
ncsbur3 by pm.
93jO From Waynesburg by Oak Forrest,
White Cottage and New Freeport, to Milo,
80 miles and back, once week. Leave
Waynesburg Thursday at m. Arrive al
Milo Mt . pm. Leave Milo Friday at a m.
Arrive at Waynesburgh by 5p m.
1881 From Rice's Landing, by Jefferson,
to Wayneshurg, ~ miles and bnch, six times q
week. Leave Riccs Landing daily, excep,
Sunday, at | pm. Arrive at Waynesburg
by 8 m. Leave Waynesburg daily, except
Sunday, at am. Arrive at Rice's Landing
by II a m.
1882 From Carmichaels to Rices Landing
5 miles and back, six times week, Leave
Carmichael's daily, except Sunday, at a m
Arrive at Rices Landing by Sam. Leave
llicc's Landing daily, except Sunday, at 0 q
M. Arrive at Caimichael's by 10 am.