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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Blue Ridge Railroad.

This gigantic enterprise, now incomplete,
Of such vital Importance to our own, as we'll
as tho lower sections OF tho State, has been
made the subject Of Special Message Of Gov.
ScoTr. Inasmuch as We are particularly in
terestcd, VIC design laying this Message be.
fore our readers next wock. lie lucidly and
at length surveys this tho "most magnificent
and important public work projected in our
country; tho sum already expended and the
estimated cost Of tic work necessary to its
completion; and last, though not least, as to
the manner in which tho money, requisite for
this completion, is to bo raised. Upon this
last he trcat:; pretty much as follows: Bonds
of tho road arc to be endorsed BY the State,
aud deposited il tho United States Public
Treasury, aud thcir equivalent in United
States currency be issued TO the road, which
will thus be put iu possession Of an active
working capital. Every do!!ar expended up
GA the road will thus increase tho value to
the General Government of the scourity.-
Aad, finally, when the road is completed, the
government will have lien upon property
worth nearly eight millions OF dollars, for
which it has really advanced less than half
that amount, while tho State Will have do
OUT GdT Having been compelled to pay interest on
the bonds issued. In a fcw years the vast
business done upon the line will enable the
Company to pay l'of its Indebtedness. This
is q subject Of tho greatest Importance, and
greatly affects tho ma:cval interests Of the
State. We hopo that our State, which has
hitherto bcon so backward in works Of enter
prise, will arouse herself in this grand undcr-
taking and mako every effort to advance in
this line with her sisters.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
a R IoIV "A. LIS
at tie WaNui2a Init for the ecce6 ending
September |, 1868.
Hcptember |, 1876

Aug. go w. McC'nton, lonca Path, sc
/" II. G. Smith, Cbcohec, SO
+" j. NJ. Hamilton,
" (" N. X. Sullivan, Anderson G. II.
/" c. S. Robinson, Charlcaton,
27-Wado Hampton, Jr, S. G.
2S-W. i. Mathews, Claytosville, Ga.
" w. G. Harris, I,anicns 9. II.
Miss Carrie Harris, Walh"lla.
T" J. NJ. Stokes, wife and sc.v't., Ga.
". w. Mcdaniel, Ashcv!!c, NC.
+" V. Ripley, Hcpdc'sonYil!c, N. G.
/" A. NJ. Smith, Chcohcc.
/" 9. G. DuBose, Charleston.
30-G. NJ. Marlborough, Edgcicld G. II
" w. w. Coleman, /" 9"
3l-B. F. Wiimcr, Anderson G. fl.
+" Richard S po.chcr, Scncca River
q j. p. Mc!,lor, Edgclic'd, S. G.
/" James =. Allen, Grcenvil!e, S. G
I" 4. Coitin, Charleston.
{" j. IL. Whi:lc., Walia''a.
James McCarcy, Falls, s. G.
Scps. l. Miss Belle Mar,in, Pcndlcton.
[" Z" Miss Maggie Martha, g
I" i" w. r. Mathews and lady, Ga.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Na0s g Raise.

Whippcr made thc announcements the 9th
,r day, muoi,, wc doubt not, to nc as.onish.
mcnt Of all assembled, that the Governor had
secured a loan Of 1000 in gyoonbac!c, with
tho assurance tha. he could get as much IS
he needed in fow days. Somebody will lose
money if they don't look out Tore must
have been great rejoicing, when this FIRST in.
stallmcnt was rccoived, coupled with the moro
gratifying assurances Of more on tho road.
But this $4,000 is a moro drop Already
more than 100000 will be necessary to de-
fray expenses up to This timo. The whito
mon pay these expenses, whilst tho negroes
and carpet bosgels from tho North impose
thom
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
G. y. i2o;a & Co.

Are still on hand ii ;hc.v neat and lastly
kept Store, opposite the I,u:hc:an Church
Although Mr.. Eanps term OF buainco, in
N'alhaliA is Limited, yc. his tue taste, busi-
ness qualifications anl powers OF picaaing, al
ousure success We should not omit TO say
that that genial spirit, accommodating and
successful salesman, Mr.. SAMUEL DINpY, ia
now with him. Givc him call, his violin
diseonraes sweetly .gAa.,MNl.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Tho Bank OF tho State.

CnAMD.RLA,a, The first Attorney Gcueral
Of tho reconstructed State, hiss delivered an
opinion, 10 which he decides the asses OF the
Bank to be q, tic disposal Of The State. Hon.
L. W. HAyNE, inc last Of South Caroiina's
Attorney Generals, hes pcnacd an ab!o and
elaborate communication iu reply to CHAM
BEnI.A1a in which he rclutes the argument
Of tho latter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Mass Meeting.

A GRAND MASS MEETING OF tho Domocrao,
q "a VIII 10 held at Wnlhalla on TUESDAY, The
10th day Of September noxt Tho meeting wi,
be addressed by tho following distinguished cen.
tlemen: e''.
GEN. WADE HAMPTON,
Hon. b. Il. PERRY.
GEN. S. MCGOWAN,
W. D. SIMPSON,
Col. j. p. THOMAS,
MAJ. %. G. McCLURE,
THOS. G. BARKER,
Hon. B. II. HILL,
Hon. VI. b. VANCE.
HoN. ROBERT TOOMBS,
BRICK POMEROY.
Aug rs, 1868 47
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Proceedings Of the Legislature.


CoHUMBfA, August 31.-Tho Chairman
of tho Commit.cc on Incorporation made fa-
yorab.c reports on o bill to establish the Office
of County Treasurer; Il bill TO incorporate the
Home Insurance Company of Charleston q
bill 10 incorporate the Columbia Educational
Sonicty.
The bill TO amcnd the chur;er of the Che
raw aud Coali:cd, Railroad Ut ny, was
tacn up, read third lime and passed
Turner Democrat offered resolution pro-
posing; tl,a, tho Legislature adjourn for tho
special session, on Tho lltll Instant, at 3
o clock p. III. Ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
Wh;ppcr introduced bill to provide for
tho organization of tho Supromo Court
Flo nso gavo uotico Of n bill to abolish oor-
poral aud capital punishment.
A resolution proposing that no bill or 1850
luton, having the force OF law, should DC
introduced :,tcr the 7th proG.mo, Was passed
In tho sonatc, She following bills from The
!iouso of Representatives wcro read first
limo and ordered for consideration to.nor'
row.
A bill to provide for the reorganization Of
tho South Carolina Poni.cntiary.
a bill TO cnable tho Chatham Railroad
Company to extend their road to Columbia.
A bill to amend the charter Of tho Chcrau
and Coalfolds Railroad Company.
Senator Randolph, from tho Burnt District,
offered thc following resolutions, which wore
; ordered Tor consideration tomorrow
| Whereas, The furmcr leaders of tho late
rebellion, by :hoir journals and public apoak.
ora, arc again advising aud urging resistance
to evil authocity, causing thereby civil and
domestic discord, which may lead to dreadful
results aud,
Whereas, The civil authority by many is
bcirg disGosarded and many lawlosS acts have
recently been committed; therefore,
Hcso'Uee2, That the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed 20 ascertain from His
/ E;co!cncy tho Governor, what further lcsis.
lakion is ncccaaary to prcacryo .ho public
peaoo and bring the violatois of law to jus
tice
Randolph a!ao offered the following rcsolu
! ton, which wa1 adopted:
Reso:rr@, That c. p. Leslie, Senate froa,
Barnwoll County, bo expelled from the Sen
ato, for tho following named rcasons:
First--Con.cmpt for the President prs
tcmpore of tho Senate.
Sccond-Contcmpt for tho Sonatc.
/ Third-Conluct unbeooning Senator and
gcntcman
Bills 70 re-cstablish. Tuckor's Ferry oycr
the Edisto and NYrishts Ferry over tho Cat,
awba lSiycc, wero each read third time anJ
sent to tho House.
Also, a bill 10 declare the roads leading
from GcryAis street, in tho city OF Columbia
to kislsor'a t'cny, public highw,ys
Tho resolution requesting tho Co:nmitlct
OH Military Affairs to ascertain the numbc,
OF stands Of arms, ba!tcrr;os and tho amount
of other military equipments that arc now il
the possession Of tho State aud IT tho d:spos
ton Of ihc GoTe.nor, was taken I'D aud rgrcot
to-.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Gov. Scott's Message.

Appealing to the citizens of the State to
refrain from, and discountcnancc all demon
strations whereby tho public poaco may be
endangered, demoaatratcs the fact that no is
fully aliye to tht Iangcrs chat threaten, and
the excitement prevalent throughout the
State at this timc. tits to be hoped that the
white men will do all in thcir powor to pre-
serve law and order, and lcnd ovcry effort to
maintain the former peace and dignity Of the
State.
AsY- Special attention is called to tho re-
marks Of RIB. Elliott, negro Representative
in tho Legislature, delivered in Sumptcr on
Saturday last, which appear elsewhere in this
issue.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
The I'irsS of the Gsasni,.

We understand there was black, yellow,
rcd Republican meeting few miles from
town lnol week, but can sec or find no respcc'
table man who was present. We feel sliyh'cI.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Sale.

Our esteemed friend and fellow-t -townsman
Col. WM. $. GRESHAM has sold his plaoo ON
which, ho nov lives, about throo miles from
Walllalla, coniaining about 100 acrcs for t'io
saug- sum Of $4,000, cash. Mcssrs VAR
pnoUuu and ColEwAN, Of Eigciic'd District,
are tho purchasers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Gales on Tuesday.

The Zeal Estate Of JAMES JOHNS, decd,
containing eight hundred and six.y-cight
acres, WIS sold under al order Of tho Court OF
Equity on Tuesday last. The land was bought
by the hcirs for $;2057.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
The state ol Eoy,sl, Carol1nn:

IN Observation-Disclosures y
(VHkFEAS. Il. =. iJolconbc hath applied 10 me
fo' lo'.cgs OF n''mini Sa.ion u9.ol tho Eysa,e
Of VIA. fl"mltol, ':eo'i., ,c o. tic District Of
PioEonf and Sac tfo"r'.;d: .Ac A'a,,yc;, and
cfe"io o. 81" dcccm.cG no, thc.c.o.c, cilcd to
appear br.o mo ai Pie. cns c. Il. on F.idny ,ha
llEh o. Heptcmhc:, ni, 10 show cnusr ir any t!ley
can, Why nid lc!:":s aor!dn 10 s,..n.ccl. Gi5cn
Ia ier my hnnd aud sc*' this august .C;.,, 1865
W. L. IiOrCOMBE o.r.o.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Georgia for Seymour and Hair.

" A recent article from tho 6 Augusta .:,ssttls
Chronicle ond Sentinel" claimed that Gtor-
gia will 80 for Seymour and Blair by be.
jo.i!y OF nrty thousand. The Atlanta !" New
Era (Radicall confirms tho business Of the
claim. That paper says
"It becomes our painful duty TO state that
Tho Republican party III Georgia is entirely
without organization or concert OF action, and
and If something is not accomplished in the
lino of organization within The next few days,
tho State will so tor Seymour, Blair and dis
uuioa almost without an effort. IF our Ro-
publican friends will talk less and so to work
in good solid earnest, wc can carry tho State
for drant. AS mat!ors now stand; VIC arc
boaten by at least twenty-five thousand mo-
jority Lot US SO to work. !!
"'rhc Atlanta correspondent Of the Now
York "iIorall," shows that both the "Chron.
iclc aad Gcutncl and the " New Era" are cor
rect, and Georgia will certainly 80 for Scy-
mour and Blair. .!e writes rs follows
''1'hc politica} silua!ion In this Sta!c ID
very interesting, and Tho indications are, Chat
ic Georgia is permitted to tokc part in The
Presidential election, sho viii be carricd by
au overwhelming majority for the Dcmoofrtic
candidates Tho most marked features in
the campaign SO fur, are tho ininiohse aotSEity
and enthusiasm Of the Conservatives, S,d The
utter npathyana apparent hopclcssncss of tho
Radicals. Numerous meetings are being held
in different pats Of the State every day, which
arc now largely attended, not only By whites,
butalso by immense numbers or negroes. rhc
organization Of "co.o.ed Conservative clubs''
has bcconca perfect rage, the number OF negro
Democrats in one county, thus organized
reaching nearly Twelve hundred Free bar
bccucs," under !ile management Of tue Statt
Executive Committee, arc being held ut tho
rate Of five or six every wcc's, they being at
tended b. large concourscs Of ucs.ocs, vary
ing from five TO fifteen thousand strong. q
these gatherings any quantity Of ediblcs arc
consumed, the negroes in tito meantime Eur
rahing Tor Seymour and Blair, and groanne
| for the Radical tic'.et md party. Compctcn
judges and mon wo.t accualatcd with tee sen
inonjs Of tho negroes estimate that of thoi
nincLy-s:x thousand votes al !ea>t forty thous
, and will bo cast Tor tho Democratic ticket, a,lt
! if 10 these figures be added the scventy.hy'
or eighty thousand white votes whcl will as
surcdiy be cast the same way, it will DO scci
that Georgia is almost certain be carried b,
tho Conservatives by perhaps not loss Tia,
forty thousand majority. Some few Radical
! hccc try to convince themselves that tho re
suit il will be different; bat tho moro homes
among them FRANKLY admit that the oul.
question is as 60 how large tho majority again
them will ho."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
LIGHT! LIGHT!

1tE cheapest light known, except daylight, ;s
i mado by ANDREWS GAS GENER ATORR -
purn,ng tho Kerosene OIL 3S per cont of oil
saved. No explosion - o''
For salo by nsoh''
VAN DlVIERE, COX s NEv1LL.
Aug l8, 1863 4G 4GD'A"' . 1s ,s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
The Mails.

Piclscns District will inform us ao Soon rs the
projected change Of mail engagements arc
completed. and to what Pest Onicc ahcy wish
their papera mailed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
STATE gorioNa-Thc following State
elections occur this yoar:

o,oat;a,,a % oaa,,s 49, ~ 'o'' - ''' ''''''
Kontuo,ev An,.n.t = c,o,no.soo son,o,n
hor 10 voro,o,t conto,,hn. =, c,rfpr,,;,
sontomhcr 8. M,;,n so,>inr,hor IA. No.
i..,i.o n...loo g. na..l,
1a ', a.. o",o1'' ~,S, - ~" ''', 'un'l ya
on'o' "o'o'.'' ~, 'u"" :. o''oo'' 10
90 o"", - oo'OJ'' - "',' 'sn''' J''oD0'
80" 90, ,'o'o'"nJi -'0m 0.,SoS'
49,, o,'",D'' Nv D0'a"''p, ~. .'o.'''DO' 'i"S
,"sI n1:.J. .'o',nD' - ''''p''' -'oVo''spo' :,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
The Senate thon adjourned.

| WASHING; on, August 30 ..lhc l'cnno.sc.
[, delegation hH:i ~ Prolonged Interview with
the P.nsident to-day The rsos:,|cn; referred
tho delegation 10 ryeoac orLo.s lmi'irg The
Executive power, bui assured .hcm that every
powcc authorized by lie Constitution and
i.ws, would be ,scd 10 secure freedom o. bal.
io5, withou5;n,orcienc from State or iFo;lc.al
troops. The President takes the ground
that the Constitution forbids the maintenance
of standing armies in any State; chat tho Aot
of 1866, dsbanding and forbidding tho militia
and volunteer force, is absolute in tho South {;
! that militia duty is incumbent upon cvory
citizen; that it is an emergency force, subject
to be called from tic plow or loom at any
moment, and from which no citizen oan os.
o"po; but thai standing army Of paid troops
in any .Sts&e, unless cGllc>, soy and controlled
BY Fedora! authority, i;ccpuy:aut % tho Con-
stitution nd laws. lIyory power of GoYovn.
mcnt viii 10 used TO put down standing armicy
of paia troops.
1t is generally conceded that thorc vi, pc
no September session Of Congress, as it will
DO too late to arm the Southern militia and
there boing no other business in Wow.
Hon. j. G. BREcKENRIDaE.--Of John G.
Rrcckinridgc, tho "Obsorver and Repor tor"
of Lexington, Ky, says:
Thcrc seems to be prospect Of tho return
of this son Of Kentucky to his homo and
friends. Tho telegraph announces that three
o. his personal friends, Judge Alvin Duval,
Frank Hunt, Esq, and the Hon. j. b. Book,
are now visiting him in Canada, with tho
view Of inducing him, if possible, TO mako
application to tho Prcsi dent of the United
States for pardon, so that he can return to
his native State 1t is stated that tho timo
for filing an indictment for treason against
those Who participated in the lato war for
Confederate Independence has passed by lin
itaton of tho law, and oven if it had not, the
President oan pardon all who apply to him,
excepting only such as arc now undor indiot
mcnt or conviction The day whom Goncra
Brockinridgc can return to ns in safety viii
not DO more joyful to him than to Thousands
who love and honor the cxilcd soldier and
statesman.
TIE truth should be maintained without
1t losos dignity if too much
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
Notice.

A FULL MEETING Of all the Deliberate. or 81,
~ Sub Clubs Of Oconee il earnestly Iegucsiod at
Walhalla, on SATURDAY, the 9th OF Seplombcr,
1868, to take such steps as 10 insure success for
our MASS MEETING, to be hold at Walhal!a on
Tuesday tho 10Th Of September, 1863.
RICHARD s. PORCHER,
Presdt. Central Club of Oconee.
Aug. %, 1868 17
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
hy- Attention is called to tho New Adyel
tisements to bc found in this paper.

GE- III New York, on the 30th of August,
Cotton was quoted at 304 ccnts per pound.
Gold, 47a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
To Contractors

4 - oIbIIGa lLCtOI'S.
CEALLD PROPOSALS. VIII 20 received bY The
~ undersigned, uun.a .tors, ,or tim erection Of
tho Now Con. Hons" 70, ;hc County o. Oconco,
in lie town Of W"li.!a, bo,h c. Wood AID Brisk,
un,t tic j.; dn. OF Ociobo:, whci ;.;s ds will
be p.cnei and compared. Eoud and approve,
security Required oi the performance OF lilo WORK
recording 10 tho Saeocat:ons, wl;c.. can bc suen
ut any time, BY calling on r. i. C..,mnrrs, Cn;t-
mnin oil the B"i!t,ina Commi,,ce; .lso, suy infor-
nation desired in ,oyayI 20 payments for tho work,
60, can 10 op;rin,6 Of E,n.
&. H. CHAMBERS,
II. KNEE.
D. BIEAfANN,
JOHN KAUFMAN, oommV'eo'
c. WEKDELKEN,
II. z. EOCHAU,
WALHAIbA, -'ug. 81, 1903 49--1
rssN- Tho Anderson Inelisenccr md Gsoen-
Vile Enterprise will copy twice and scnl Bills 10
this oiiro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04


GRE.LaY oN. THE PEEsIDIENIrJiAL I r. fIsc ;
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mo,,ho. III Xxx r,,,c ,,;,,.a ,a. s.S'
those who ~, now inliro. IN! o. l,oti!o" 10
the Ncpnb.icAn pi.'y. And Ill th,s, nc jlst
aoycy yc. bacA .n&,!, ]. our CO .ntry." TO-.
these WHO Ency iho A!cotioH Of Grant and
oo''"A cof'"''' ho ''!y' 30 'aS Is t"'s non
''''' =, ''',' ',o" - ro',' -
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H. ~, e. - ~ '.'o '"', W. - 'l'''
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r,..,:a",, 49,. ~
VII. MI. ~
=. '' , ~ ,'"'' ""o INV
r - ''o'' ~" - 'oA' l 'oS''
NO"s' ~ pS',,'', 'n'. '''o'0 - o'''s'i
<'''Vo o'''' 'l"' o'"nV "''' "o0 DC
VI" ''V,-' hN''"",'j "ot ''"' .n oo''o'' OF inc
''. =; ''''' y 0' '"' ,s'A'i.o''cs' Parry III
po,n. o. ''"',o''' '''''' nae DC 'o'fs thsS re
p"D,'''''' "',' % 'p''n9''c an" democrats
Crazy a'n o' :'"s"o o'!'''o'''''---" view not
I's'' ooi7'"Icit "ii' h'a othcf VIC" Ihat f'3
P'''y meets % VI" I'.1 m''''op votes sa''-
cd elIhc' from rs opponents o. from men in.
different to party.--N. Y Mrol1.
A RADICAL EDITOR REnUKED.-- Cat
lot.,burg Tribune snocrinolv ;non;roa ;f wa
snho1 ~, :,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04

TIE truth should be maintained without
protcstation. It losos dignity if too much
assevDrated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02
UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

-L0s WAsHIsaros, Qstober 81, 1867.
PfoposAh pin be received at tho Cont act
Once Of this Department. until 3 p. IN. Of
WEDNESDAY, March 4. 1865, for conveying
the MALI o. the United States from July I, i 3os,
to June 80, 1917, In, tbs State Of Ohio on the
arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced By March 81, 1885,,
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'ions announced By March 81, 1858,

Bi<ds,i vii sranins say.iaiiy ~ Js,m, and
:n..,s.i,sn, ssh'rsd' especially iAs istig part S
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Arrive at Coshocton BY IL m
Leave Coshocton Tuesday and Saturday n
Arrive q, New at Castle Jpn.
Proposals. to end BY Wsrssw invited.
9ils From Coshocton, By Canal Lewisville, Il
Ks.ne, miles and back, three times
Leave CoshOcton Monday, Wednesday snt
Friday at 8 m. ..''-s ''."
Arrive at Keene by 10 m
Leave Kssns Monday, "wednesday ant
Friday at IL q m. ...'... Fl. '-
Arrive at Coshocton by Jpn.
Proposals to extend to Miilsrsburs invited.
olls From Ksene, BY Ciark's, to MiIlsrsburg, 1s
miles and back, three times . week
Leave Kssns Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at IL m.
Arrive at Millsrsburg BY 6pm.
Leave Millsrsburg Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at I q IN.
Arrive at Keeno by l p m.
9l2o Prom wslhonding, by Yankee Ridge,
Jones' Corners, Dswitts Ridge, and
Black Creek, to Nashville, "a miles and
back once q week.
Leave waIhondipg Wednesday at pm.
Arrive at Nashville BY 8 p m.
Leave Nashville Thursday at lam.
Arrive at Walhonding BY m.
9l2l From Clark's to Spring Mountain, 10
milea and back, twice week.
Leave Clark's Tuesday and Friday ct IL N
Arrive at Spring Mountain BY p m.
Leave Spring Mountain Tuesday and Fri
day at m.
Arrive at Clark's BY IL q IN.
1922 Prom Coshooton to Wills Creek, 8 miles
and back, once Q woek.
Leave Coihocton Friday at 1880 IN
Arrive at Wills Creek BY p N.
Leave Wills Creek Friday At 9 IN.
Arrive at Coshocton BY .. 80 . N.
9l7S From DeerHeld, by Palmyra and Bdinburg,
to Ravenns, II miles and back, six
times o week.
Leave Dsernsld daily, except Sunday. at
$50 N. roo. ..'''
Arrive at Ravsnna BY II. 80 4 IN.
Leave RAvenna daily, except Sunday, at
1880 p N.
Arrive al Dserasld BY $40 p IN.
sl2t From Dserhsld, BY Frederick, to Milton, l l
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Dseraeld Tuesday and Saturday at
SAN.
Arrive at Milton by IL q IN.
Leave Milton Tuesday and Saturday at IL
m.
Arrive at Dssrnsid BY SPIN.
Proposals to extend to North jackson In
vited.
9l25 From Atwater, by Randolph, sucisld and
Mogsdors, to Middlebury, l9i miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Atwater Monday, Wednesday and