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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-15
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IN the county Of Perry on the irst Monday OF
Jsnuur,, April July. sud October, and continue
xix days.
IN the county of Green, on the SECOND h9huaY
cf Japnnt,, Apiil, July sud October, aud eons
time rix days
In the G, unity Of jackson on the third MondHy
of January, April july ard October aud continue
twelve days.
In the rouutv Of Harrison on The first Mon 'ay
AFTER the fourth Monday of JannarV, Apfll, Juy
Octah.r aud and continue twelve Days.
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We desire ~ bring ~ notice
lbioasb oar s5Isnas placss 0us
lands farms &C., fof ule it tee9mss
our interest 10 urEgf satw aBi We
hall eagElY dstrbgta the Sfta
where We .aibk t viI accomplish
f%csalts
We therefore cordially invite
owLefs abo desire 10 dispose Il
property to advertise with b., with
the distinct understanding that No
ExPExsg f. lyeuHnED. UNLg.s 4
sALE Il EFFECTED, when tho orIi-
nary real estate commissions will be
charged.
Books will 30 opened wherein,
We wish to keep full aud explicit
descriptions Of property, aud We
shall probably prepare maps Of the
same.
We will act as agents for per.
sons at a distance who wishing 10
purchase, require full and explicit in
formation.
Give us your assistance and let
us 20 to work and build up this, the
most delightful and favored section
Of our State.
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JUsrICE CouRTs-Iicgular terms OF justice
Court will be held in District No. : as follows,
ia. Wi. N Noes Point on the second saturday
and nj Scranton on she tret Monday AFTER they
w. n. IOLTON, j. Z.
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NOW READY.

The life aud career Of james Copeland,
The Greet Southern Land Pirate, Contain
ing ~ we'll attestpd variations OF such d
stArtlIug md thrilling character, pertain
ing 10 the Wages aud Copeland Clan, rs
IL nowhere to bs fuund surpassed IN the
whole annals 81 crime. It's mystic alaphs-
b for SECRET correspondence. the names
ni All It's men bprs throughout the United
States, WITH Its profound aud wide.extend.
ed operations N @ mbinatioD with wealth,
talent and Influence, are In the highest
d. gree aston ding. With an elabora'e
Appendix. If possible, OF "a still more
momentous nature. comprising fresh col
afed cases OF booty. blood and murder (;
including the authors tfi4I IN the city of
Mobile, the most exciting aud absorbing
trat ever occurred In the South, and fol-
lowed by some of the most powerful of
res ults, neces stating l. gltimate COM
meuts showing the rapid increase OF
crime and c%orrnptlen everywhere, making
evident that Capitalization and change III
the fundamental principles of govern
ment are not only necessary but inevlta.
bic for the future welfare of the nation.
DR.. J. r. s. PITTS,
NbyutsbOfO, hliSH.
The above work is sold only by sub.
scriptiun. DR.. Pitts has appointed us al
Ag~nt to receive subscriptions and ill.,
forms us that the book will be issued
about the 1st of September. On account
of the s'rong local interest which attaches
to the work~-some OF the exciting events
contained therein having trsnspired
in this county-we have thought that
many of our readers of this section would
subscribe to it, and therefore we adver-
tise it, and as an agent receive suhscrip-
tions. All who desire the work wi
please send their names to the STAR"
The published price for it is 81 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A SPLENDID STORE AND DWELLING TO LET
~ Ne, 2,3le Third avenue, between i25th aud 25.a
streets; best location Harlem Apply MT 90 Leonard
street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO LET IN THE HOUSE
- OF private iamiy, at lG3 East Forticth street first
house from Park avenue could be accommodated with
siceping apartments AMI Of parlor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-IN WEST FORTY.
"A seconc street, TO small family, who would board
prese AZ occupants; liberal Ierms will be made 70 re-
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A SPLENDID STORE AND wAEEROoN TO LET
n furnished. srlfable Tor business. rent Low.
tppiy the premises. Il Ca,larne street to JAMES c.
MI GAHY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A BRICK FACTORY, CORNER JANE STREET,
n 3lxSl, with steam Engine, to lease; rcnt low
J0fi2. : MCLEAN, corner Nor on and West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
DESSETr BUILDING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTa
WITH VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS
FOR the FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING uNLEr
n THE BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE
ppEs REDUCED. AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY
OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY Low RENTS.
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES Is now
PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE oPPoR-
TuSITy 10 SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES on MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF.
HEATED 81 STEAM,
TWO ELEVATORS
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
INQUIRE or
HOMER MORGAN,
NO PINE STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

RIO LET ~ BARLEM--A FRONT AND BACK ROOM.
i and hall bedroom In third story of modern brown
stone house, with privilege bath and Laundry, to
gentean and wife, the remainder of the horse will be
ut 3al asst lli,h street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

RIO LET-AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS HAND.
some Cottage, fully aud completely furnished; all
ing 60 minutes to City Hall. MILLS 4 RAINFALL lsOs
Broadway. Also list Of houses A. B. MILLS l66 street
and Tenth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

GULLY FURNISHED nOUSE-ON MURRAY Hill
l. three doors Park avenue; easy terms to good
tenant Apply to GEORGE W. DILLAWAY, AZ William
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

STORE TO LEF. NO. l,222 THIRD AvENNE, BE
~ tween Seventeen and soyeniy-hrst streets Apply
ct q Irving plAce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

no LET-PARI.OR AND BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR
l gonteci business, Chamber to dressmaker
location central. near Broadway. Apply 1T ~ East
Efgh.eenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A TO LET. FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGf
IA. sco2 House, in Forty second street Broad
would rent furniture 4 required Apply to = D. LAW
nnhNOn 10y broadway, between Forty-second and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

A NEW FIRST CLASS CORNER HOUSE FOUR
rsrs newly and completely Furnished two bathrooms ms
to desirable party offer dcsred viii board in pay
ment OF rent If desired Address OWNER, 10, No.
2SI Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

yI,O LET-wITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER. TWO
upper Floors lis Leonard street, cas-. OF Broadway,
al dining janray's Building Apply to GRIFFITH 4
BYi;NF on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

RIO IET-A HOUSE AND STABLE; THREE ACRES
Of Ground well furnished with fruit lawn and garden;
hall mile above High Bridge, New York Island. apply
at l5 Winchester House. Broadway and Thirty first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

GOOD LOCATION FOR DAIRY. LUNCH ROOM
~ other business in tho frs elias Office building
Ne. 10 South strcet OF Broad. Inquire the
Irenlises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

no LET-FuRNISHED. TO PRIVATE FAMILY
large and elegant House g East TwentyseconC
street, near Broadway, 3ix70; newly trescocd ant
painted; kitchen and laundry. Apply to 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

RIO LET-A STRONG THREE STORT BRICK BUILD
i ing suitable uaciuring OF storage PURPOSES
with or without ct, am power; cheap rent. 5i2 West
Thirty bird street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

rIiO LEr-LOWER PART or HIGH srOOP HOUSE
43S West Fortythird street. consisting of parlor ami
basement floors and hall third floor; rent mod
crate 10 good tenant: be from till o. refer
exchanged. 70: particulars call at ll9 Fast
bird street
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

Sealed propcsals, IN dapilsstc. Win be rceiye1
until II osebeck.a. N, IN THURSDAY, the q dsy 81
Aprtk ia for furnishing the Subsistence Depa!f-
mene, U1ted ee9tes Army The f2lioying storea g.
nsesed 8 the United staees eabsistence store
neese IN OIaha. Or % the nslal place q 4slfye
Chicago OF %. Losts, hy tie 5ih Day Of April, iaA
q, 20 psaads e Bacon. clean ,iea., IN guanSe.;
p 10 poands Of Beans. choice white. kAnd-pieked.
In b1rreis; a. pounds OF Z ce. In barrels; IS 10
pounds Of CoGte, 6reen RIO in doahle sacks; = s0
pounds 0fsueaF. equal In quality TO StuaRt's u,
IN earleas: oUpoe Dds Of AanaSatine Candles full.
Wslgnt sizes OF eights. In h0yes stfapped: AssO
pound: Of Soap. hard and dry, free from .duItera-
ssoIs, N boxes str.ppeds -. 1ypcunds Of salt, me
raln clean and dry, II bright her..ls. fsll besd-
~ LNS POUNDS Of groanf Black Pepp :.
a, Lne 1uantlties n Smtd above 10 be Increased o.
eI, M According 10 the wants Of the service q
sre SMe @ opening the bids. IN -,.-i-.,4.7 !.
a. sSpo.isIor delivery al Omaha must he addressed
NJ, s.e vehIsfslgned; for delivery ut Chlrsgo, TO
C.ge.,n 1sefsstey; foR delivery at %. loais, to
bldaefs must address their bids to the Conmiesary
On say wnsrs they proPo.e 20 denver the st0ses.
!Sopsrsge sssf be % the brss kind. and every
Resfsa nut IT. ss y ss.,.r..s slipping order 40
saspse. sIee s e 81 Se si ny = rsgni.sd
,sass snd e rssrred to therein siapiss
. froDosals VIM - received sssjeet to % vsaaa
conditions hefrtofoss yshaished. . lz,-5-lr-y II :
Blank proposals and further information viii Ia
ftfulshed npon application 70 any Of 60 Cummissa-
rtes maWed. f9-1s JOHN r. HAWKiNa,
mhI 20 800 .rrt4.ft Captain and T.. a.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES OF AGREE
NENT
Nsfes Of Amertcs snd u NeYJosaalsnd, esiGS.
!isltag an eesAssse Of PosfsI Csrds befWeen the
fw0 coHntrtes.
- ~ ARrIc.EI.
For the purpose Of providing additional
facilities Of mai communication between the
United States and Newfoundland, Il is hereby
mutually agreed that United States postal
cards mailed at any post ONCE in the United
States and addressed to Newfoundland, and
Newfoundland postal cards mailed ct any post
Office in Newfoundland and addressed to the
United States, when prepaid an additional
postage Of one cent, by afnxing thereto an ordi-
nary one cent postage stamp Of the country of
origin in addition TO the stamp printed or i'm
pressed on the card, shan b reciprocally for
warded and delivered In the country Of desti-
prepaid wiz not be forwarded In the mails be-
tween the two countries.
ARrIcLx II.
The regulations and Instructions governing
the use and treatment Of postal cards in the
domestic mails Of the United States and Of
Newfoundland, respectively shall apply equally
to the postal cardS mailed In either country
and addressed to the other country.
ARTIcLB III. ss 5,
Each country VIII retain to its own use the
postage It collects ct the prescribed rate on
postal cards forwarded to the other country.
ARfIcL1IV.
The present articles shall Be considered Id
ditional to those agreed upon between the
two Offices on the Is 20 Of November, A. D.
1872, and shall como into operation on the Let
Of October, 1873.
N witness whereof the Postmaster General
Of the United States Of America and the Post
master General Of newfoundland have hereto
Get their hands and sdlxed their seals, at the
date ct opposite TO each respectively.
f t6AL.1 JNO.A ]. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General 0fthe United States.
AuGusT 81, 1873. a.- p
Postmaster General Of Newfoundland.
SIP1INBIR Is, 1878. a'
thereby approve the aforegoing convention,
and In testimony thereof have caused the se&l
Of the United States to be AFFIXED.
l ~ us. GRANT.
By the President: .'- .--'.. af- - q
w. HUNTER, - ( SEAL or I
Acting Secretary of State. U.S..
WAsz1xsToN, September %, 1878. :,
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TGExERAL NATURE-No. 1911
MISREPRESENTATION.
TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA AND THE RE
PUBLIC OF ECUADOR

TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA AND THE Re
y IA % s.ss HxflAprfToN. as
Concluded June q, 1872.
Rstifcation advised By Senate January 9,
Ratified BY President January 10, 1873.
RssiAed by president Of Ecuador November
. Batiaoassons exchanged ct Quito November
Proclainasd December -, 1873.
BY the Pre.ide.s Of tie UstfeS sssses Of A.erses.
\ PRocL ANAFIoN.
Whereas treaty for the mutual extradition
Of criminals, fugitives from justice, between
the United States of America and the republic
of Ecuador, was concluded and signed By their
respective Plenipotentiaries, ct Quito, on the
twenty eighth, day Of june, eighteen hundred
and seyenty-tWo, which treaty, being in the
English and Spanish languages, d word for
E1tradisioa tresty bspees tie Ussssd Sssses Of
Asnsries snd tie republic Of Ecuador. -
The United States Of America and the re-
public Of Ecuador, hsvfng deemed Il conducive
to tho better administration Of justice and the
prevention Of crime within their respective ter
ritofies;that al parsons convicted Of or accused
Of the crimes enumerated below, being fu9i.
tives from justice, shall bssunder certain CIR
cumstances, reciDrocally delivered up, have
and The Presideut Of the United esatss has fol
tfhs purpose named Rumsey Wing, citizen Of
the United States, and their Minister Resident
In Ecuador, - Plenipotentiazy on the part Of
the United States, and the president Of Kcuadof
has named ffancisco Jsyier Leon, Minister Of
the Interior and Of Foreign Ahairs, o. Plenipo-
tentiary on the part o., Ecuador; who, having
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d, January 6, 1874.
GENERAL SATURR-No. 81

lGENERAL NATURB-NO.O.l =s
Az ACT to SO amend the laws relative to in
ternal revenue as to allow distillery ware
houses to be continued in use after changes
have occurred in the management Of the
business.
Be Il esocted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatires of tie United States Of America IN
Congress osxe,sbled, That when from death or
from any other cause there shall be Q change
In the person, firm or company engaged in the
business of distilling at any dstillery, and the
person, firm or company that by reason of such
change ceases to carry on said business Al suen
iistillery has at the time Of such change spirits
In the distillery warehouse, it shall be lawful
Cor the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
upon the written consent of the surviving prin-
cipals and sureties interested, and under such
rules and regulations, and upon such other
conditions, as he may prescribe, to permit the
succeeding person, firm or company to use the
distillery warehouse on the premises In the
same manner as II it did not contain distilled
company after setting apart and separating,
by q secure and unbroken partition such poF-
lion of It as may be necessary for the storage
and safe-keeping of the spirits distilled by the
original person, firm or company during the
period allowed by law for the removal OF dis
titled spirits from distillery warehouses, or un-
I'll said spirits are removed and the tax paid
thereon within tina. time: Prorided, That moth
ing herein contained shall impair or in any
way affect the lien existing at the time of such
change under section one of the internal rev.
enue act of July twenty, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, as amended, or other liabilities un-
der any internal revenue. Jaw, but the existence
Of such lien shall be no ground for refusing to
approve the bond of the succeeding person,
firm or company, anything in section eight of
the said act of July twenty, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, SIS amended, to the contrary
notwitist andnS.
Approycd, January 5, 1871.
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- ~ III n - n - = a
|tivS tktSSFikfas. snd {is Al: :. c,,cui.i,o.
|tAese1l.. -. :
0th. Imher,lsr.sn. n v.,h,,. rrcosrtv. com
mittcd Vifhfn ~ iss,snairsscr n eithey Marty.
by publIc ofIcerS or dsncsitsr;
80 y B $500 =. - r1Sf
A1IIcLE BIRD.
IA stipQlatioos OF this treaty shall not be
eqflie1nle TO crimes or offences Of . political
-, charged with tie crimes speciaed IN. the
foresuiaS arficls, shall not b psosecuted for
any crime committed previously to that for
Wn,ch Dis or their extraditiou may be asked.
,a,.,gs, 81, 49, -, ( z
reth. 1'1.aN ~. =, ). silsI.
h..r ~. 49, ~ wnose extradhicn may nave
isssc...p io IN sccoroance with the stlpu-
sr.s...S' \. ~ sns PIssent treasy enaH nave peen
hen serts. -. sS fe.e y, % ne snsn nasc
~ d.s...sS 49,, tneIoiof, nis extradMion may
~. .ns.Ss .M nn ac?uAsei, or the exPne-
s.r.s, =. .IS serm iof wnlcn no sesu nave peen
1850. =
AsrIcIE 9TH. tss-l
ne9sh.lon ~ " extradiaon OF fugitives
d,Uil !e.sss sesu y Seoc u ne Respective
~ =. 49, = - 1aries,
co,nt~ 4, ~. 80 ~ ~ - - -. seo
superior copsular of]Icer.. n 81. ssssSrDvh,
sse~s.SsA
victed Of crime, the requisitiou mua b -
companied BY . copy Of the sentence q IL
court that has convicted him, authent3catsd
under IT. seal, and an atteststion of the oflcial
character Of the Judge who has siRned Il, made
BY the proper executive authority: also by an
ADMINISTRATION Of the latter BY the Minister or
Consul OF the United States or Ecuador, re-
the fdgftive 70 merely charged with crime, Q
duly authenticx ted COPY Of the warrant for his
arrest IN the country where the crime has been
Committed, and OF any evidence in writing
upon which such warrant may have been
issued, must accompany the Aforesaid requisi-
ton. The 'President OF the United States, or
the proper executive authority Of Ecusdor, may
then order the arrest Of the fugitive, in order
that he may be brought before the judicial an
thority which Is competent to examine the
question Of extradition. II, then, according TO
the evidence and the law, It be decided that
t inc - y que IN eosl9Imity WIN TINS
1870. N. =. ~ s,..la ~ usnxe9 SP ~
" '''' ~. n' IN suen VASES
1890 ARTICLE 6fH.
The expensea Of the ayrest. detention and
TRANSPORT Atom Of persons claimed shali be Maid
by the Goyernment IN wbose name the reuuisi-
ton shall have hem msde. -
.
AsiaeLt TIE.
This treaty shall continue In force for ten
(lO) years rom the dag OF the exchange OF
have given 10 the other one ~ years previous
notice Of Ns intenticn to terminate the same,
then this treaty snail continue IN force for ten
Q0) years longer, and 20 on :
The present treaty shah Be ratified, and To-
r,tincssions s1casnsea n. ne Sspsa %
which the sessou Of the coming Conerpss Of
Etrup0f
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.DGlE5tlhSEnn{ AdnI1 i !
m.s.O .s:---x.-,---s-x
rom ka4sas Cky, VA MeAeene, 80
SPIi9s DGeeeescs WeSoa heeo, ana osns'sn !.
80, 70 Opper oeneco.
III. ron An,eoPe y aIeys "a , SSnn IA ~ q.
t D4Ito Creek, Aono Aock AUg SSSeeeAs ~
hePnens
rrOm canyon Saty 70 Wmne WtEc, E Ssss
s. xT@ va.aqo, ~ G G's s.es,
oc Wis 70 Loosing ulass. $3.50,
From Leesno9, yia Harris hsnch, fnssn :
lamp, 70 CrawIos9svle: -,
From 1cto, Va Mount Pleasant, JORDAN a.
icy, V 70 f1 GIVING y si,ey r... s.,.,u,. Now,
rom Cs4yon wny, VI cS y. as SIae,
sy M 80 -. Sy 80 - = rs:.h ~
Pacific Ocean, Mouth Of Aisea River, and Peake's
MIL, 10 Alsea Valley. - ~ g.
pENNSYLyANIA. Il
rrcr, p.te,..own =. M.,. po.t one AZ
p. n Nm. -" III Ia T".r.ors )"
$780, 'A''0' :" D'"A'o~'s e'A ~
From Re.,l.ville. vi. zo,,.,.ville and Lipuip.
49,, TysS.r,. 49, -. rz,,... "a a.ver.
Points. ~ -, : = d
Fro,,, Nortt wh.-to, o., ro,... Hou.a POI
oa,oo t''" F" I'M WI" w 'Ho''''
From Newton Hamilton. via Vineyard Mills
AMI GERMANY valley. 10 shirIevsbure.
=
- SOOih CAhoiNA.
From Rock Hillto Lancaster Court House.
From Chester TO Lancaster Court House. g
Z 81 - 5hsinT ENyESsEE s-s'9 -. -
/ r,o,,.1 a,,,...a,..ii 4. H..S ~ p.rr.r N
rIe.r snr;nss W
From Tfi Thorn nm, i. ADHESION D.ltcns.
and TcH.nrr 49, 20 arosd%.,,
From II .,.rcss;,,, ~ IS 1870 u
From Cer,rsvii1s ~ TO- - t NM - fss q
~ 80 go TS, ny ~ ~ u EIs. s.s7 . ea
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proved, January s, 1874.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 6.1

lative expenses of Colorado Territory.
Be it enacted by the Se,sdte aud House Of Rep
resentatires of tie United States Of A,seriea ia
Congress assembled, That twenty thousand dol
lars be, and the same is hereby, appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, for compensation and mile
age of the members of the Legislative Assem-
bly, of Colorado Territory, and for pay Of
clerks, officers, and contingent expenses thereof.
Approved, January II, 1874.
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~
From Mayaeld. via Pottsvflle. loves Kan-
sss. to Viola. = : -'--1 --sr'-
From Tompkipsville. via Dickens Landing.
Tn Jndio : : - - = a. -iJ- ~
Prom Barbouryille. via Paynes. to Bushes
Store. 'r-''- -, : : : = :.
- a-. LOUISIANA. -.7s -.g.i ID
From Ronu.r VI, y,ern. and Greensboro,
70 F LIONEL H., =. u..,..,r,. - ~ !.
rod, Tulip, Athens and Ereka, to Germantown.
From Trenton TO Mari Hui. :.
From Bonner, via Shiloh; to 6paisviiie.
From Bonner, Win Vernon and WINFIELD, to
Alexandra. .ze igs Gl1 :.a- -ss' T.
FROM Arcadia TO Homer. -. $3.50 !,
From Arcadia, via Liberty Hill, 10 Sabine.
From Mount Lebanon, via Athens, to Homer.
From Mount Lebanon, via Sparta, Sabine,
| and Pine Ridge, to Winnaeld. !. ea7s z5i' ! =
From Monroe to Brewstcrsyile. ~ .aau 80
From Shreveport to Conchetta. hos s,a- .
From Mansfield to Conchetta. -s "a
From New iberia to Lorcauville. ..
From Covington, via Mxndervlie Bayou, La
Comb, and Bow Fonca, TO Indian Village.
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From East Auburn, Via Turner Centre, to
East Turner. 2z1eat stf- 'rf- y
rl ..s MICHIGAN -s5sl' .a
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from T Eau AZ 60 20 L ~. = lrs.; r., 90
From H.rtlsnS IA Hich,.nd N H,ob,ana
a stion . =. - $500. -'-' sS.A-s"4
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sta from or'on'iie' VIE o az 10 inomA'
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-...-.- MINNESOTA. -.,.-. =
From Worthington to Shetek. "a !.
From Redwood to White Earth. =
From Wabashaw to Alma, Wisconsin.
From Fergus Falls, via Clitherall and Otter
Tail City, to Perham. = -
From Winnebago City to Saint James.
From Paramount to Baskerville.
From Blooming Prairie to Dodge Centre.
From Blooming Prairie to Geneya,
From Wells To- Norwood.
From Wadena to Parker's Prairie.
From Lynd to Lake Benton.
FROM Lake Benton 70 fiandresu.
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Sarah. to Wtncps and Saint Peter Rsilroad ia~'
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MISSISSIPPI.
From Lamar, via Early Grove and Mount
Pleasant, to Rossyille, Tennessee.
From Pittsborough, via Banner and Paris, to
Oxford. - - ...-r-.t. ... 49,. F..
From New Albany, via Molino, Claysville
From Greenwood, via Leish's and Garvin's,
to Johnsonville.
From La Grange, Via Bellefontaine, Monte
Vista, Hopewen and Benela, to Peterborough.
From La Grunge, Via Fame and Hoheniin-
den, to Houston. Fl
From Louisville, via New Prospect and Pen