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CAEEREY & HACKER,
Proprietor.
gfltes-Na.r McFaws' !&
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA,
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nlcnu John Bukk, M. E. II. P. AH. Da-
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CHURCHES.
FChrIt' C1treh(Eilscopl.)-CornerAt-lyro
iti.ni.ctjnd streets. IMvlne service
verr Sanflny evenlnRat7 o'clock: hundayfcchool
t "o c:ock. a. m. aeau free. Rev. J. fe. Rob-
ibts, liecior.
rtf? Prcby terlan
.sabbath at ltn30
yterlan tHrcn.-cia t-
hatnn30a.m..and7;30ii. tu. Prayer
Metlnc Weunesda;
day ere:
erenlnics.
oauData Bcnooi
atlo'clockp.m.
J.T. Baikd. Pastor,
iiy.IrtUdUt
E. Charch. Services each
Jrv
sabbath atlftSOa. m., and .;) p. m. 6un-
Cav Fchoolt2' p. m. Prayer Meeting inuriaay
evun.tiK W. H. buccUTtit
Pastor.
r?-Hnptit CharrB.-Corner Fourth and A-
lantlc streets. Serrfcrs every babbath. at
ji-a'cioclc a. M..and 7j; o'clock r. m. Sunday
K-Twl at 10 a. m. Prajer Meeting Wednesday
v'-i.ici; T. J. Mubbas, Pastor.
CITT OVFIOAI.S.
rF-CltrConnclI.-Meets tbeTIrst Mondaylo
2' each month. Mayor. A. P. Copswell. Al-Wmen-Klrst
Ward James Stevenson and Chas.
Villjardt: Second Ward K. E. Johnson and Lew
Is Hill. Marshal. D. Capmbll. Clerk. J. B. Doc
ker. Trtasurer. J. W. Mlddleton. Police Judg,
J S ctull.
COCSTY OFFICIALS.
rSCoHntrOramlssioners O. Harmes.
H.
mr" O. Mlnlck. A. J. Hitter.
County Clerk.
James M. Hacker. District Clerk. W. 1L uooycr.
blier.ff D. Plasters. ITobate Judge, E. M. McCo
mni. Treagarer, G. W. Bratton. fcurveyor, C. M.
Hnyden.
Arrival sad Depsrtar of Stalls.
Northern Dally, by Railroad Arrives II a.
m.
Depart 11:) a. m. ...
.jonthern-Dally, by Railroad Arrives 130p.m.
DsparW 7:30 a.m.
artkcm-Vla Pern, Dally Arrives 12 m: De-
P"ouer-VIa Nemaaa CTty, Daily-Arrives I
PVcteenaIaUTecuntei to Beatrice Dally:
Departs at 7 a.m. Arrives at n.m.
SouthTVe.tern-Vla TabJe Itock-Weokly-Ar-rlvfsTuesdayat6p.m.
Departs Monday t. a.m.
.N.rthwester-To Helena. Seml-'W eckly Ar
rives riiursdavand Maturday at 6 p. m. Departs
"Wednesday and Friday at 7a.m.
Post OfUce nours from 7 a. m.. to lii y. m. sun
3arsfroml0tol0Sa.m. W. A. POLOCK. P. M.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
SIDNEY FRENCH,
A
TTORXEY AND CODVsELOU AT LAW.
Otfiee over rostsoe. uroxrarxue. jku. ioyi
8TOL1. Jfc SCHICK,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
May bts consulted In the EngHab and Ger
man language'. OHice, No. 70 Afctfa stret.(up
f r .ntuwnvilie. Neb. S-ly
Av T .OGERS.Atto-nsyandCounseloratLaw.
ii til give diligent attention to any legal
jtruted tcv Ms care, Offloe la Our t Uause
t , iiroa nvlUe, Neb.
APT, J. N. LUCAS. Attorney and Counselor at
Vw aud Solicitor In Chancery. 3rwnvllle,
I?ebrAl:. "
HEW'ETT A NEWMAN. Attorneys and Coun
rlurs at Law. Urownvllle, Neb. Oflkse No. .0,
McPlierson Block, up stairs.
1MI0MAS &. BKOAHY, Attorneys at Law and
iicltors in Chancery. Olllce In DisUIct Court
Boom, Ilrownviile, Neb.
1irM IL McLENNAN. Attorney and Counselor
t at La .v, Nebraska Oty.Seix.
N'YE A HUMPHREY. Attorneys and Conaelors
at Law. Pawnee City. Pawnee County. Neb.
NT K.GU1GGS, Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
t. Beatrice, (Sage County, Nebraska.
PHYSICIAS&.
AS. HOLLAIJAY. M. D.. Physician. Surgeon.
. aud Obstetrician. Graduated in liill. Loca
ted I u Urowuvillo ISM. Odice. Ltt A Crelgh's
Dm; Store. McI'hrson Block. Special attention
paid to Obstetrics and diseases of Women and
Children. 10-6m
( P.STEWART, M. D.. Physician and Surgeon.
j. ilrownviile. eb. uince nours irom . wj
in.
i.nd lw: tuid 6', to T;, p. m.
Othcein H. C.
Lett's
urug store.
HL. MATHEWS. Physician and Surgeon. Office
. in City Drug store. No. 31 Main street, Bro wn-
vjlle. Neb.
DRUGGISTS.
Lett A. CrelcH,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers In Paints. Oils. Wall
Paper, etc. McPbenon Block, No. 6S Main
Street, Urownvllle. Neb.
MJCREKRY A NICKELL. Dealers In Drugs,
stationery. Etc. No. 2Z Main street, Brown
vllle, Neii. Full assortment of Drugs, Taints, Oils,
Books, stHtioiiary, etcou hand, and bold at whole
salfcorreulL COP.1TY HCRYEYOR.
C. n. HAYDEK,
COUNTY SURVEYOR. Post office address,
London. NfinahaCounty.ycb. tns
L.AXD AGENTS.
A P. COGSWELL. Real
Estate and Tax Paying
-fA.As
and Atlantic streets. Will give prompt attention to
l2ent. Office In corswell uiocic, corner nrsi
tne sale of Real Estate ana tne rayineni ei !-
throughout the Nemaha Land District. 7lf
RICHARD V-. HUGHES. Real Estate Agent and
Xutarv Public. Office In northeast corner Mc
Plierson "Block, up stairs. Urownvllle. Neb.
AV
'ILLIAM H. HOOVER. RealRUtC ana tax
Pa lnr AcmL Office In District Court Room.
Wlilf-irl. tirnmnt tttntlnn tn the sale of Real Es
tate and Pavment of Taxes throughoutthe Nemaha
Laad District.
GRAIX DEALERS.
- - .
GEORGE G. START,
CASH DEALER IN GRAIN AND AORICUL
tural Implements, and Storage. Forwarding
n J Commi -Ion Merchant. Aoptnwall. Neb.
MERCHANDISE.
? E JOHNSON A CO., Dealers In General Merch-
. andi;, No. 72 Main street. Brownville. Neb.
WILLIAM T. DEN. Dealer In General Merchan
dUe and Fonvardlng aud CommlsKion Merch
ant, So. 25 Main street, Brownville. Neb. Corn
Planter. Plows, Stoves. Furniture, etc., alwavs on
-and. Hlget market price paid for Hides, Pelts,
rrs and Countiy Produce.
NOTARIES.
EE. EURIGHT. Notary Publlcand Conveyancer,
No. 72 Main street, aecond floor. Brownylll.
Neb. Agnt fur the Equitable and American Ton
tlne Llfn Iusnranc companies. .
JUSTICES.
JW BRUSH. Justice of the Peace and Tar
. Paying Agent. Will attend promptly to all
baitiness cctrustec to hlra . OfSce at his residence
tn London, London Precinct. Xemah County. e
nratka. a-ly
SADDLERY.
J1L BAUER, Harness. Bridles. Collars, Etc.. No.
1 Mam street. Brown vilie.Neb. Mending done
to order. Satisfacliou GuarantML
BRIDGE BUILDING.
Ct W. WHEELER. Bridge Builder and Contractor.
. Browni-ille.Neb. Sol agent for R. W.Smith's
Patent Truss Bridge. The strongest and bt wooden
bridge now in nwu
HOTELS.
SHERMAN HOUSE C. M. KaufTmao. Proprie
tor. No. 4S Main street. Brownville. Nebraska.
Thoroughly remodeled and refurnished. Feed sta
ble in connection with the house. Stages for all
points west and oruulbus tr for all trains.
l vfbipiv nnrRB' r. i llnbtson. Proprietor.
A. Front stret. between Main and College. Good
Feed and Livery Stable
In connection with this
iousc
GTJN SMITH.
"Yir M. r. cu ADDOCK. Gun Smith A Lock Smith.
V ShoD at No. . Main strt, Brownville.
Nebraska.
uuns maae iooraer,anurTriu"fc'u-'
promptly at cheap rates,
a&'iy
BLACKSMITHS.
re
'. Hit
Air- iru v Hi.-vb.mltha and Horse
Hlm.n r 'vThi .FMr K&t waii Main and Atlantic.
flrowr.viiu v-t. u.rtr nnn order and saUsfae-
tlonguaraaUiHl.
BOOTS AJfO SHOES.
MllSM 'niirt r'l.llrfrsn Hnnu n Shoes. CUStOBI
ork done with neatness and dUpatch. Repairing
tone on short notice. .
SALOONS.
fOSEPH HUODKD CO., PM n4 QbIsI
" loon.No.SiMslnftraet.Brownvttl', Neb. Tfcc
CI yiies nd Llijoo- 5pt -W-i
uMt i .. ... 93 9V
wi .MWKirtWl 1 WW
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ALEX. ROBINSON. Itoot and Shoe Makr. Xo.
, SSMalnstroet.Brownvnia.Xh. Raseonstant-
lyon linnrt mint uurtmlnt nf QmiC'I. IrfkOV S.
3Vcliva.ilui 'MmSm.
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ESTA1LUHES 1854. i
Oldest ajr la tlie State. J
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
tOClTIOR OF PKRt.
Peru iKnfloatecf on tbevrr baffle of the Mlssotrrf
river. In Snha Coouty, fibout fire miles south
of the Otoe Coonty Ilne.aTKJ nine miles norfifirest
ornrownvllle. Hasaremarkablyplesantlocatlon,
and bids fair to become a town- of no little import
a nee. It has a population of abont 800. The State
JTonnal School Is located here, and some branches
of tartness are well represented, but the trade
carried on here Is not op to the demands of the
country. It contains many flue residences, and
some good tro-rfness hooaes. Therrare hers two fine
churcuts EplscwpalanttSfefhcKflst: Rood District
SchoolJIoosc.onc Uteam PJourlng Mill, two Ho
tels, one Livery SUWe, five General Stores, two
Irop Stores, one Hardware 8tore and Tin Shop,
two Lumber Yards, three Blacksmith Shops, one
WaRon and Carriage Shop, two Shoe- Shops, one
Bakery, one Harness Shop, two Paint Shops, two
MeatMarkets.two Agricultural Implement Houses,
one Barbershop, owe Real Estate and Insurance
Atfefiey. two Brick Yards, lots of Clergymen, Phy
sicians. Politicians, tc, but no Lawyer's Office nor
Saloon In town.
PIONEER DRUG STORE !
PERU, NEBRASKA.
JOHN PATTERSON,
PROPRIETOR.
fpHIS Old and Reliable House Is fully prepared to
J. furnish any and everything usually found In a
first class Drugstore, at lowrrpriea Ihancmy Houk
inthcStatc COMPETIOS DEriED. 45yl
THOMAS HUTCHIICSOK,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
HAJCUrACTURER,
PERU, - - NEBRASKA.
REPAIRING!
ALL KINDS of Repairing done on short notice.
Also Cabinet Work and Coffins made to order.
Terms reasonable.and all work warranted. 45-1 y
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Bjr CHARLES WET.
PERU, NEBRASKA.
CIOXSTANTLY on hand a good supply of Fresh
J and Salted Meats. Highest market price paid
for
FAT CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
H. P. MORTON,
ARCHITECT i BUILDER
PERU, NEBRASKA.
COITTSACTS TAESH FSOK F0UlTDATI017f
AND FINISHED THROUGHOUT,
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
J"A11 work warranted to give satisfaction. 44yl
City Hotel !
CHARLES GAEDE,
PROPRIETOB.
PERU, - -
NEBRASKA.
THIS House Is new, and newly fitted and fur
nished In every department. Guests will find
here as good fare as can be found at any Hotel In
Nebraska.
Hacks lo connect with R. R. trains leave this
House every morning at 9 o'clock.
LIVERY STABLE
In connection with this House. Teams furnished
guests on the most liberal terms. 5yl
J. W. BLISS,
-AN
INSURANCE AGENT,
PERU, NEBRASKA.
Real Estate Bought aa Sold
ea Ceaimlssiea.
Collections made andTaxes paid for Xon-Rcsldants
(OOD ACCOMMODATIONS for crossing Teams,
7 Livestock. Freight. Ac.at all time. No delay
on account of weather.
31. II. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
PERU AND WATSON
U, S. Mail and Transfer Line.
W. B. ThonipsoBvProp.
HACKS leave Peru every morning. In time to
connect tilth trains South and North on the
St. Joseph A Council Bluffs Railroad, returning to
Pern everj evening. 45yl
F. L. PRO UTY,
Tin, Copper
AND
SHEET IOI
WORKER,
AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE!
STOVES,
Agricultural Implements,
WOODEX WARE, &c,
PERU, - - - - NEBRASKA.
TAKES this method of informing the citizens o!
Nemaha county, and the balance ortbe world,
that he Is prepared with a full stock, and good
workmen, to furnish any and everything In his
Une.ataslowpricvsasthe same can be bought at
any point on the Missouri river.
Special Attention paid to
SPOUTING, R00FING.&C.
Constantly on band, a rail stock of
HEATING te COOKING
STOVES,
of the most approved patterns. Also
Asricmltnral ImplomemtB,
of all kinds.
Blacksmith's Iron and Supplies.
NAILS,
-WOODEN WARE, FENCE .WIRE,
dee., &., &c dec.
Hlcnast Prir paid far ld Iran, Cappar,
rasa, Rag,
j-All goo-s warranted, and satisfaction guar
antied In reference to price and quality of goods.
Agent for (be Celebrated Charter
i OaK C00K StOTts.
Roal
Estate
Peru Ferry
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
A. H. GIIXETT,
LUMBER MERCHANT,
And Dealer In all kinds of
Building Material, Sash,
Doors, JJalhj, Glass, Lime, Plastering Hair, ic.
CornerSth and Park streets.
PERU, NEBRASKA.
Contractors and all others that contemplate
build ng will do well to call on me befor purchas
ing elsewhere. Competition defied. 22-3m
C. C. WHEELER,
PHYSIOIAI? AND SUBGEON,
Corner 5th Sc lUala Sts,
?3Tr, sT53t-.s:f..
SpectsI Attention paid to Diseases of the Eye md Ear.
RKrKRKKc5 Prof. H. D. Cleaner, Knoknk. .;
Prof. J. C. Shrader. IowaState University.
JOY A. DAILY,
Dealers In
DRUGS, XEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
. OUm, Patty, Sokeel RmIu,
8TATIONERY, PERFUMERY, &C, Ac.
Pact Gree B-ildlBK, . Pera, Nehrmska.
Physician's Prescription carefully and aclentlfl-
WILLIS CARTXR,
PAINTER, GLAZIER AND
JPaper Hanger,
PERU, NEBRASKA.
WISHES to Inform the cltliens of Peru and sur
rounding country, that he Is prepared lo do
all work In fa is line with Neatness and d&patch. and
on terms that will bo satisfactory. 45-iy
JACOB MAROHN,
TAILOR,
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CLOCK8, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Repaired, and Jw.iry Man-factnred to order.
ALL WORK WARRAJfTHD.
Jom Q. a. SMITH.
X. S. WILCOX.
STORAGE, FORflfiRDIIIG,
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
OF
SMITH & WILCOX.
Dealers tn all kinds of Grain, for which they
pay the highest market price in Cash.
49-Officc at Store of F.E. Johnson A Ca. l-6m
Also, on hand a choice stock of
READY MADE GOODS I
which he will
Sell Very low for Cash !
He would call the attention of the pnhlic to
the fact that he has an extensive experience in the
manufacture or Custom Work or the first quality;
and those who want Boots and Shoes to
Fit Well, Look Well as Wear Well,
will not be disappointed.
Baota and Skvea NesUIy and Promptly
Repaired. 25-tf
FRANZ HELMER,
Wagon &jlacksmith$hop
ONE DOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing.
Plows, and nil work done In the bi
manner and ou short notice. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Give him acall. (Ml 7.
OPPENSEIMER & MEYER,
Manufacturers of
CIGARS,
And Wholesale Dealera In Tobacco,
Pipes, -c.
No. U North Third St. 48tf
St. Joseph, Ma
J. W. APPLEGATE,
1RCHITECT i BUILDER!
Bre waTlIIe, Nebraska.
WILL DO ALL KINDS OF BUILDING, PRE
pare Flans, Draw Designs, nnd Furnish Spec
fTcatlons. Satisraction guaranteed. Job Work of
every description at snort notice. aop
Street, between Main and Atlantic.
cnltrsl
25-tf
J. BLAKE,
DENTIST
All Opcr-treiB Per
romed la iMneit
maaner.
Orrrca:
At residence o n Mabi
street.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
Ne. St Main Street, BTtvwavflla.
? XP constantly oa band a rarce and well
v9 assort stock or seaain articles in his line.
JtrJaRepnlrlnr of Clocks, Watebes and Jewelry
''done on short aatfce.at reaoKe rata.
ALL WORK WAMKAXTED.
"OLANKB or all kinds, for wit at the"ATertl
1 JP Coasting SoftBi,
MERCHANT
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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 18T2.
REMARKABLK SURGICAL) CASE.
A E.tjr Wko mmm Saly fejr Aclaa
UnderK the Pro of Skim Graft
las' SHeaeaafmlljr ICe ImllftrCaa
Jtacard.
The Waterbury (Conn.) American
contains an account of successful sur
gery that Is worthy of notice. It is
the case of Miss Hattie Thomas, who
more than a year ago, while in the
employment of Edwin Smith, a man
ufacturer of buttons In Naugatuck,
had her hair torn completely off her
head from the nape of the neck to the
forehead, including one eyebrow and
a part of one ear, by being caught in
a revolving shaft. The wound was
worse than the scalping by an Indian,
who merely cuts a circle of three or
four inches diameter about the crown,
and leaves his victim tonsured like a
Roman monk or friar. Such cases of
scalping are on record In which the
loss of the natural headcoverine was
supplemented by an artificial toupee.
But in this case the exposure of the
skull threatened death by exhaustion
induced by suppuration. The Amtr
ican says:
"At the time it wa3 supposed the
victim of the horrid maiming could
survive the shock but a short time,
and If she recovered from the shock
to her nervous system, her life would
be of but short duration, as she could
not long stand the agony of the pain
from the wound, nor the drain upon
her constitution by the suppuration,
that must inevitably taKo place.
Dr. 8. G. Barrett, then of Nauga
tuck, but now residing in Waterbury,
who was in almost constant attend
ance upon the sufferer, found that she
was likely to rally from the first ef
fects of the aocident. He therefore
determined to resort to the process of
"skin grafting," discovered about
three years ago by M. Reverdin, of
Paris, as a means of saving the life of
his patient. About sis or seven
weeks after the accident, when the
wound had been brought into a
healthy state by suppuration, the ex
periment as tried, the patient her
self furnishing the first "seed skin"
from her arm. The method of re
moving the skin required is simply to
clasp the piece between the thumb
and finger, raising it up, and clip
ping off with knife or scissors. This
first attempt was n success, aud great
ly enceuraged thedoctor, who contin
ued experiment, still taking the
'seed skin" from the arm of Miss
Thomas, but the excessive discharge
from tue neau wound, and the addi
tional drain from the new wounds,
necessitated by the removal of the
skin, made it absolutely necessary
that the doctor procure his supply of
"seed skin" from other sources. Mis9
Gibson, her faithful nurse and partic
ular friend before.nnti after the acci
dent, volunteered to furnish the next
eupply, and when the lady waa ex
hausted, and the experiment contin
ued to show every indication of sue--cees,
the dootor mutilated his own
arm for the benefit of his patient and
the elucidation of science. And not
the least noteworthy circumstance is
that a number of the young lady
friends of Miss Thomas came forward
and volunteered to furnish, as far as
they could, whatever new material
was needed. Thus the doctor, at va
rious times and from different per
sons, took sixty-four pieces of "seed
skin," varying in sire, the larger piec
es being sufficient to covor a silver
half dollar. These larpe pieces were,
In some instances, divided and sub
divided, so that the number of separ
ate pieces applied to the wound
amounted to at least one hundred and
fifty. Theso pieces of healthy skin
thus transplanted would soon grow
and extend from one piece to another,
until, after the lapse of time, the
pieces would join each other and shoot
out until the margin of the wound
was reaohed, aud in this manner the
head had become entirely covered
with a new growth of skin. All kinds
of wouuds heal from the margin and
not from the center, and the growth
from the old skin iu this case, all
round from the back of the neck to
the eyebrows, has been only about an
inch. If this "grafting" or "trans
planting" had not been resorted to,
the wound would have remained a
running Bore and soen exhausted the
life of the victim.
On examining the head the action
of nature can be seen in the develop
ment of new blood-vessels or veins,
which branch out and unite with
each other, the original "seed skin"
forming no Impediment to the growth
of the veins. The development of
veins and blood-vessels aho indicates
healthy action of the skin.
It is doubtful if a case so remarka
ble is on record. If the experiment
f troves to be as successful as present
indications promise, the skill of Dr.
Bartlett will be as profitable to him
as the recovery of his patient will be
gratifying."
KKWSPAPSRS IK Tlii aOUT.I.
A southern paper sayE. "One of the
great evils of Southern journalis m is,
that the South has at least twice as
many papers as she will support. She
coulu Bupport the number she now
has, but she does not, and, judging
the future by the past, she will not.
There are several reasons for this.
The South has never been educated
to support newspapers. This lack of
the proper appreciation of the power
of journalism is one of the curses en
tailed upon the country by her slavery
yaiem ana slavery civilization, tlie
masses, in a great measure, took their
opinions of public affairs, and cast
their votes, according to the opinions
and wishes, and, too often, the dicta
tion of the wealthy planters, and the
politicians their Interests, whims or
prejudices led them to support. Peo
ple thus led had no particular use for
newspapers. And then the South not
Demg a free-school country, there wn"
not sufficient education and taste lor
literature and culture to cause news
papers to be sought after. The same
classes, equally as poor, and having to
work harder to make a living in the
North and In Europe, read newspa
pers eargely and highly valued them,
because popular education bad dis
seminated a taste for reading and a
thirst for knowledge."
In I860, w-! the tn-'"'wa3 simple,
the Democrat) jf party required $6.25
to collect every $100 of customs duty.
In 1871, when the tariff was relative
very complicated, the Republican par
ty collected these duties at the rate of
$3,11 for every $100. The Democrats
now aek for control of the government
on the erround that thev can manaee
I it more ohtaply. New York 7Tr?ie.f
OPPICIAL.
Laws of the United States
PASSED AT THB
skcosd session op the forty
skcoivd congress.
General Natuue No. 64.
AN ACT lo eitaWIrtj certain post-roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
Souse of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem
bled. That the following be, and are
hereby, established as post-roads :
ALABAMA.
From Crossville, via Big Wills Creek
and Rodentown, to Atalla.
From Crossville, via Grove Oak,
NewvlIIe, and Park's Store, to Scotts
boro. From Tuscumbia, Saints Store, to
Newburgh.
j?'fom Rocky Head to Haw Ridge.
From Kemp's Creek to Bowdon.
From Ashland, via Hillabee, Mil
lersville, and Bradford, Rookford.
From Louina, via Davidson and
Dudleyville, to Dudeville.
From Louina, via Wood's Ferry,
Weeobulgo, and Mullins, to Blakes'
Ferry.
From High Shoals, via Roanoke,
Wief's Higgings', and Buffalo Wal
low, to Chambers,.
From Rock Mills, via Bacon Level,
Hickory Flat, and Webadka, to An
tioch. From Pincknevville to Childera-
burg.
From Tuskegee, via Honey Cut, to
Union Springs.
From Hines Precinot to Tuskegee.
From Wedowee, via Jordan and
Arbacoocheo, to Bell's Mills.
From Cole's Station to Tallasee.
From Wetumpka to Robison
Springs.
From Society Hill to Hurtville.
From Troy, via Pea River, Buck
Horn, and Louisville, to Clayton.
From Blake's Ferry, via Fox Creek,
to East Mill.
From Tuskegee, via Cross Keys,
Culhatchee, and Mount Meigs, to
Montgomery.
From Cadeville, via Pinckneyville
and Sylacogga, to Childersburg.
Fram Opeilka, via Oak Bower, to
Dudleyville.
From Letohatchee, via Hickory
Grove. Mount Carmel, Argus, and
Helicon, to Olustee.
From ChnlafinneetoCalmbardville.
From Jasper to Somerville.
From Bullock to Rutledge.
From Rock Mills to Houston, Geor-
rtom aniitn'8 station, via warooo
chee, Beulah, Ossisippl, Trammell's
Factory, to West Point, Georgia.
From Hilllans to Collinsville.
From Springvllle to Violy.
From Fertiles to Athens.
From Somerville to Decatur.
From Somerville to Olennder.
From Rogersville to Gilbertsboro.
From Lagrange to BriokiIIe.
From Rock Creek to Dickson.
From Bexar to PIkeville.
Erom Chester to Democrat.
From Jasper to Jonesboro.
From Pettersville to Athens.
From Handy to Jasper.
From Houston to Hanby's Mills.
From Tuscumbia, via Saint's Store,
to New burg.
From Florence, via Rice's Store, to
Waynesboro, Tennessee.
From Tuscumbia, via Fink's Store,
to Frankfort.
From Tuscumbia, via Fike's Store,
to Frankfort.
From Florence, via Saint's Store,
to Wnvnesboro, Tennessee.
From Pikesvllle, via Bexis, to Ful
ton, Mississippi.
From Allrtboro to luka, Mississippi.
From Smith's Station, via Warcoo
chee Valley, Beulah, Mechanlcsvllle,
Ossinoppi, Georgia and Alabama
Manufacturing Company, to West
Point Georgia.
From Abbeville to Clapton.
From Clumbia to Port Gains, Geor
gia. From Bullock to Rutledgo.
From Dadeville, via Mountreal, Mt.
Zion, Fish Fond, Bulger's Mills,
Kownliga, Gutherles, Cotton Store,
Sand Tuck, Howie's Store to We
tumpka. From Waverly, via Rome, Walnut
Hill,, Melton's Mills, to Channa-
'batcbee.
ARIZONA TERRITORY
From Tubac to Monument.
From Tubac, via Sonoita Valley, to
Crittenden.
From Hardyville, via Mineral Park,
to Prescott. . ,
From Bradehaw, via wainui urove,
to Wickeuburg.
ARKANSAS.
From Hamburgh to Lake Village.
Fmm iMarshttll to Harrison.
From West " .s, via Wnght's
Mills, to Mountain Home.
From West Plains, via Spear's
Mills, to Gainesville.
From Cambria to Mercyville, in
Missouri.
From Maysville to Vinlta, Indian
Territory. .
From Lewisburg, via Howard and
Union City, to Gibbon's Landing.
From Clarksville, via Spada, Mor
rison's Bluff, Calico, and Anderson, to
P.ceiHe.
From Arkadelphin, via Rome,
Gray's Ferry, Moscow, Mount Moriah,
and Rosston. to Magnolia.
rom Brinkley, via Cypress Ridge,
Hickory Ridge, and Dades to Tren
ton, . .
From Marshall to Rally Hill.
From De Vall's Bluff to De Witt.
CALIFORNIA.
From Santa Crus to Pescadero.
From Bear Creek to Yo Semite.
From Mendocino City to Noyo Riv
er. ;'TomUklah City to Booneville.
-Ji'rom Upper Lake to Bartlett's
Springe.
From Chico to Dayton.
From Dayton to Butte City.
From Bultc City to Princeton.
From Wheatland to Spencerville.
From Calistoga, via Great Geysers,
to vioveroaie.
From Cainptonvillc. in Yuba Coun
ty, via Indian Hill, to Brandy City,
In Sierra County.
From Shasta City, via MJllvllle,
Pumip'a Ranch, Round Mountain,
Luttrell's Ranch, Caton's Valley, Blr,
ney'a Nalley, Birney's Falls, Pitt
River, Bingettville, Fall River Val
ley, Big Valley, Davidson's Ranch,
Mayfield's Mills. Whitley's Crossing,
Ash Creek, Adin, McCevitt's Mills,
xuwnsenu's Jttancn, oieei iroiuer
Ranch, Hot Springs Valley, Butte
Mountain, Dorrlsburch, Franklin's
Store. Goose Lake, ana Ford Bid well,
o Lake City.
From Strawberry Va1! via Scales
Diggings, Port Wine, Saint ouis.
and Whiskey Diggings, Gibsonville.
From Jebama, via Paskento, to
Newville.
From Lower Lake to Bartlett's
Springs.
From Talorvllle to Reno, Nevada.
From Sebastopol, via ForbesviHe,
to GuruviUe.
From.Antiooh to Bantas.
From Red Bluff, via Roaring, Janes
ville, Igo, Piety Hille, Horsetown,
and Middletown, to Shasta City.
COLORADO TERRITORY.
From Badlto, via Gardner, Crl3t
ome, San Ieobel, and Bismarck, to
Villa Grove.
From Canon City, via Greanwood1,
Mace's Hole, and Dotson's to Green
horn. From Greenwood to Colfax.
From Badito, via Gardner, to Col
fax. From Trinidad, via San Francisco,
to La Trinchera.
From Garland to Zapota.
From La Lorna to Capote,
From Colorado Springs toFairplay.
From Creswell, via Bergen Park, to
Junction.
CONNECTICUT.
From New Hartford, via Berkham
stead and Hartland, to West Green
ville, in Massachusetts.
From Redding to Bridgeport.
From Pleasant Valley to Reverton.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
From Richland to Sioux City in Io
wa. From Yankton, via Welehtown,
Asbville, Skunk Dake, and Slsseton,
to Brecken ridge.
From Yankton, via Scotland, Mill
town, Rockpor, Flresteel, Batesville,
Diamond Hill, and Eldorado, to North
Pacific Railroad.
From Ft Sully, via Cheyenne Agen
cy, Grand River Fgency. Fort Rice,
Fort Steven eon, and Fort Bradford.
From Whetstone Agenoy, via
White River Forks to Spotted Tail's
Agency.
From Eden, via Turnervllle, Swan
Lake Ashvillo, and Wolf Creek, to
Milltown.
From Sioux Falls City, via Rock
port, to Fort Thompson.
From Vermillion, via Pilot Grove
and Morry's Crossing, to Yankton.
From Medera to B.g Stone Lake.
From Yankton to Norfolk, in Ne
braska. From Owego to Breckinridge, in
Minnesota.
From Norfolk, in Nebraska, via
Santee Agency, Springfield, Dayton,
Scotland, Maxwell City, Red Earth,
and Skunk Lake, to Dc" City.
From Crow Creek Agency, via Coc
osli, Gray Cloud, Alwilda, Central
City. Bangor, Celelia, and Brlsbine,
to Flandreau.
From Springfield, via Marsh ton,
Woodbine, Laurel, Rockport, Atch
ate, Flandreau, Lake Shetek, and
Mobaka Lake, Mankota, in Minneso
ta.
From Sioux Falls City to Wicklow.
From Sioux Fall. City to Worthing
ton. GEORGIA.
From Jasper to Dawsonville.
From Lousisville to Way's.
From Tunnel Hill to Dirt Town.
From Bainbridge, via Swann's
Bridge, to Steam Mill.
From Athens, via McClesky's and
Jug Tavern, to Lawrencevllle.
From Monticello to Pillsborough.
From Madison to Ebenter.
From Oconee Station, on Central,
Ratlroad, to Norris' Store.
From Hawkiusville to VIenua.
From Valdesta, via Ashley Law
son's, to E. J. Willlame'.
From Cartersville, via Ball Ground,
Walasco, and Dawsonville, to Dahlo-
nega.
From Mt. Pleasant, on
and Alabama Railroad,
Brunswick
to Owen's
Ferry, on St. Ilia River.
INDIANA.
From New Garden to Arba.
From Bethel to Holansburg.
From Martinsville, via Pine City to
Eminence.
From Martinsville, via Monroe
Mills and Oak Farm to Nashville.
From Morgantown, via Cope, to
Waverly.
From Newberg to Marco.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
From Perryville, via Bushy and
Goodlaud, to Paris in Texas.
From Parker.in Kansas.via Coodys
Bluff, Shanta-Sapba, (or Black
Dog Creek,) Choteau 6tation, and Lo
cust Grove, Tahleguab.
From Ropsville, via Nu-Nohetibe,
Lynch's Mill, Grand Sallm, Locust
Grove, and Fourteen-mile Creek, to
Fort Gibson.
From Marysville, in Arkansas, via
Spavinaw and Moravian Mission, to
Tahlequab.
From Tahlequab. via Flint, Clear
Springs, and Lee's Creek, to Van Bu
ren, in Arkansas.
From Coyvllle, Ka0,s, via Sao
Agency, Okmulgr' rnett, Brunor.
Stonewall, and Tiauamingo, to Pres
ton, Texas.
IOWA.
From Harper's Ferry, viaElon and
Dalby, to Waukon.
From Fairbank to Grove mil.
From Duncombe to Gowrle.
From Cherokee to Worthington.
Irom Jefferson to Mansion.
From Davenport, ia Amity, Al
len's Grove, and BUena Vista, to Cal
amus. From Plattvllle, via Mormontown,
to Redding.
From Iron Hill, via iiueilne and
Canton, to Cascade.
From Easton, via Plattsvllle, to
Bridgeport.
From Lo Mars to Wolfdilp
From Sibley to Ballot.
From Ottumwa, via Oak Springs,
to Unionvile.
From Iron Hill to Crab's Mill.
From Centre Junction, via Madiaon
to Hale.
From Spirit Lake, via Sibley, to
Beloit.
From Union Mills to Hopewell.
From Donelson, via Dover Clay
Grove, and Pilot Grove, to Salem.
From Woodbine to Shelby.
From Le Mars, via Orange City,
Ocheyedan, and Sibley, to Worthing
ton, Minnesota.
From Miami Valley to Gardners
Mill.
From Franklin to Wash ington Pra
irie. From Waukon, via Rud's Dorcnes
ter, and Wilmington, to Caledonia,
Minnesota.
From Neola to Glenwood.
ILLINOIS.
From Colchester to Fan don.
From Mill Shoals to Bell City.
From Robinson, via Hardinsville,
Chauncey, and Sumner, to MIer.
IDAHO.
From Silver City to FairvIIIe.
From Tynesville to Washington.
KENTUCKY.
From Fordsville to Pellville.
From Owenton, via Sqnireville, to
8pringfort.
From Buffalo to Soloma.
From Prestonbnrg to Warffeld.
From Grnmville, via Deer Creek, to
Rolling Fork.
From Morton to RockvIIIe. ,
From Hickman to bt. Joan, via
Lodgetin; Morce Station LynnvHIe,
VOL. 16.-N0. 37.
Monay, Good Bridge, New Provi
dence, and New Concord.
From Moscow to Milburn, via Clin
ton and 8prlng Hill.
From Clinton'to Wingo Stntlon.via
ouinvau's oiore, and .Baltimore.
From Clinton to Mayfield, via Dab -
lin.
From Columbus to Blandvllle, via
Cummin's Mill.
From Blandvllle to Barlow City.
From Dublin, via Fancy Farm.
Wilson's Creek, and Kansas to Pad-
ucah.
From Mayfield to Barlow City, via
Wilson Creek, LeveJaceville, Hinble-
vme, ana tiaziewootl.
From Hodgensviiie to New Haven.
Jrom Calhoun to Sevia or Owens
boro and RusselTtU Railroad.
From Samuels Depot to Chaplin.
From Lancaster, via Buckeye,
Mouth of Paint Lick and Sulpher
Mill, to Nicbolasville.
From n nton, via Birmingham and
Nogle's Lime Kiln, to Eddyville.
JYom Benton, via Fair Dealing Au
rora, Hico, Shiloh, to Murray.
From Calvert City, via Palman and
Simpson ia, to Florence.
From Eddyville, via Parksville, to
Cadiz.
From Princeton, via 8Imms' Store
and Walloria, to Montgomery.
From Montgomery, via Cherry Hill,
to Roaring Springs.
From Cadiz, via Trillla Store, to
Cherry Hill.
From Smithland,viaSalem, Marlon
Fredonla, to Princeton.
From Cypress to Marion.
From Hurricane to Marlon.
Yom Morgan field to Dixon.
JFroin Morganfield to Marion.
From Dixon to Princeton.
-From Dixon to Marion.
-From Mayfield, via Stubblefield,
and Cuba, to Linnville.
.From Brewer's Mill, via -Rirming-ton
and Huperd's Mill, to Boydsville.
From Princeton, via PurkersvilIe,to
Cadiz.
From Cadiz to Rockcastle.
-From Cadiz to Linton.
From Casey ville to Providence.
From Fredonia to Dixon.
From Fredonia to J?ddy ville.
From Calvert City, via Haddock's
-Ferry, Dycusburgh, to Fredonia.
From Mayfield, via .fair Oaks and
Clear Springs, to Simpsonia.
From Dixon, via Providence, to
Creswell.
From Warsaw to Sparta.
From Robison's Station, on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, via Cur
ry's Run Post-Office, Richland, and
Antioch, toHavilandsville.
KANSAS.
From Attica to Cawker City.
JVom Twin Mounds, via Valley
Brook, Michigan City, and La Mont
Hill, to Lyndon.
From Middle Creek to LIncolnvllIe.
From Cawker City to Wilson.
Fom Elk Fhlls, via Belknap and
Cloverdale, to Cedsrville.
From Wichita, via London and
Wellington, to Caldwell.
From Solomon City to Wichita.
From Peabody, via Plum Grove and
Spring Branch, to Towanda.
From Newton, via Brookdale, to
Fort Zarah.
From Longton, via Grafton, to Pe
ru. From Osborne, via Connell'eRanoh
and Russell, to Fort Zarah.
From Independence to Caney.
From Augusta, via Numeocah,
Belle Plains, and Meridian, to Cald
well. From Louisburg, via New Lancas
ter, Fontana, Greeley, to Garnett.
From Quenemo (formerly known
as the Sao and Fox agency) to Te
cumseh. From Fredonia to Coysville.
From Pleasanton, via Mound City,
Blue Mound, to Ozark.
From Westport, Missouri, viaShaw
nee Mission, Tomahawk Creek, and
Aubrey, to New St. Louis.
From Mound City, via Oakwood, to
Garnet
toil La Cygne, via Cady, Good
rich, and Smrar Valley, to Garnett.
From Tu in, via Belle Garde,
Oak Grovo, aud Johnson, to Frank
fort. From Eldorado, via Little Walnut,
Hickory Creek, and Rook Creek, to
Elk Falls.
From Abilene, via Newbern and
Mud Creek, to Marion Centre.
From Skiddy to Diamond Springs.
From St. Mary's, via Eskridge, to
Emporia.
From Eureka to Winfield.
From Wichita to Windfleld.
From Independence, via Grafton
and Center, to Cloverdale.
From Paraona to Smlthfleld, In Missouri.
From Wichita to Fort am, In Indian Ter
ritory. From Daogliws, via St. Joe, Nlnnescha,
i Merictran, to Caldwell.
r'rom Minneapolis lo Sallno.
From Llndsbunr to Hutchinson.
From Dloomingdale, via Marlon Csntre, to
Florence. . ..
From Minneapolis, via Salt Creek Valley,
to Cawker City.
From Ellsworth, via JeWelt City, to Grand
Island, in Nebraska.
From Concordia to Anhervllle.
From Centralla. via ieachatel. to Vienna.
From Coucordhi, vlo Oak Creek and Pilot
Rock, to Zahnvllle.
From Sumner City, via Cbicaeka, to Cald-
f (11
From Jewell, .via Delta City, to White
Kock.
r im Russell Station, via Paradise Creek,
Covert Creek, Osborne City, Gaylord. Hal
lard, Covington, and Waterloo, to Fort
Kearney, Nebraaka.
From Wichita, via Snmner City, Caldwell,
Chevenne, Wabhlta Agencies, and Fort -1111,
to Jackson, Texas.
From Wichita to Wllllngton.
From Wichita to Augusta.
From HotchlnsoD lo Camp Supply.
From lintchluaon, via Atlanta, to Fort
Zarah.
From Bl Timber, via Greenville, Borr
Oak. White Moniid.und Salem, to Cora.
From Winfield. via Oxford, to Saraner
City.
From Bunker Hill to Zarah.
From Concordia, via Pipe Creek. Minneap
olis. Lludsey. Sallna. and LlniUbarg. to
Wichita.
From HaUna, via Elm Creek, td Hutchin
son. From Klrwin to ino western line of the
State.
From Klrwin, up Deer Creek, to the north
western corner of Phillips county.
From Klrwin, via Truesdule and Darling
Ranch, to Prairie Dor City.
From Kuscll Station, via Osborn, Gay
lord and Ballard "Bed Cloud, In 'etraka.
From New Scandinavia, via White Rock
City, Greenville, White Mound, awerny'u
Ranch, Bnllard and Gaylord, to Fort Hoys.
From Belleville, via Prairie Pialne, to
Dryden. Nebraska.
From Wyandolle, via Qnlndaro, Six-Mile
House, White Church, and May Wood, to
Tonganoxte.
From BunKer Hill, via Lnra, to Osborne
City.
From Burlington, via Lyndon, Fairfax,
and Richardson, to Carbondale.
From Humboldt toHepler.
From Greenville, via Oakland and Iowa,
to Athens.
From Beloit, via Salt Creek and Lissom
Centre, to Ellsworth.
From Aurora to Beloit.
From Concordia, via Lake Sibley, te Belle
ville. Trom Oswego, via Elm Grove, to F-j-er-
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From Ctoffeyvtlle. via FeCTauCeds-erteTtSprtjCi,
to Arkansas Citv,
From Clav Centre. v Browrr JCaeSt and
Bntler. to Washington.
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vllle. Emmavllle. avA Wae?Ioo. to Fori
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r rom Tioga toAltoona.
From Wichita, via Bellplalna- and Oxfc,
to Arkansas City.
From Newton, via Hoteblasma- Fort Tar
ah, xo Fort Dodge.
From Eskridge. via Roe Crwk, to Conn
ell Grove.
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From issvM, Tla sktond and Whito
Mounds to. Red OloadISfebcaslta.
From FrodontA to.& Ctty.
From Srtbet aa to. Fan city, Nebraska.
From PwrrjnrKIo vla.OwijvtoG.rashcn-w
per Falls.
Frota Abilene, via Buc?fcay Cever, and
1 FXoh Elk City, via Boston, CLovrdale. to.
sjPij to Vsiuy ieaiT.
Cteda-vi-W.
iinsiA.
Ffon Lakft C-artes fe Leesbais,
From Washington to Churchvillo.
From Washington, via Big Cave, to mouth,
of Bayoa Rouce.
From. Port Vincent,, via Walter's.. Otfa.
Iin. and Hog: Bxaaoh, to Indafwudeace.
From Monroe to Vernon.
From Cuba to Brooklyn.
From Lake Provldencn to Floyd.
From Vernon to Win Held.
From Farmervllle to Marlon.
From Farrarv.HU to Pigeon Hill.
From Hooter to EldornCiv.
Frota Raton Rougo to CUnton.
From Frankllnton to Palestine.
From Monroo, via Chemier. Brooklyn. t
WIndeld.
From New Orleans, to Uraad laic, tn the
Parish of Jefiaroon.
MARYLAND
From Bmnfra to Siclptaa.
From Westminster, vlaVoxrco. antlSay
dersbnrg. to .Van eh es tor.
From Park Mills to Greenfield Mill.
From Brooklyn to Johnson's Store.
MISSOURI.
From Troy, via Chantllty. New Salem.
Barr Oak Va;y.:nd Xry- to Troy.
From Newark to IjibtOW.
From West Plains, via Chapel and Kbov
mersvllle. to Currant River.
From M- und Collegia to Jacksonville.
From traxeto.nl- Honleys. St. Elizabeth
Tavern, ami Cugf.to Dixon.
From Htllaboro. via Leia&T'k Frrry, to St.
Louis.
From Gainesville to Mountain Home.
From Billings, via Delawuro Town, to
Ozark.
From Fair Grove to High Prairie.
From Sentinel Prairie. Payne's Prairie, to
Bolivar.
From Dixon to- Mnntoa.
From Linn to Cooper Hill.
From Bethany to Eaglevlllo.
From Oregon, via Grant Whig Valley, to
Maryvllle.
From Pickering to Grant City.
From Breckenrtdgeto Groveland.
From Civil Bend, via Jameson, to Critten
den. From Civil Bend to Kindly.
From Mercyville, via Tallvanla and New
Boston, to Milan.
From O'Fallon, via Cottlevlllo, Hamburg.
Mechanlcsvllle. and DashofT. to O'Fallon.
From Van Buren to Poplar Bluff.
.Prom Grant's Hill, via Grant City, to Bed
ford, Iowa.
.From Marysville, via Clearmonnt, toBrad
yvllle, Iowa.
Jrom Moorevllle.vla Monroe, Morris, and
Bates, to Norborne.
-From Rockpottio College Springs, Iowa.
.From Marysville to Rochester.
MINNESOTA.
From Beaver, via Elba and Whitewater
Falls, to St. Charles.
From Antrim to Fnlrmonnt.
From Worthington to Spirit Lake, in Iowa.
From Window, via Big Bend, Lake Shet
eck, and Saratoga, to Lynd.
From Rushford to Winona.
From Campbell, via Sherwln's Lakes, to
Fergus Falls.
From New burg, via Lenora, Amherst, and
Watson Crevk, to Washington.
From Rochester, via Farm Hill, to Lake
City.
From Lake City, via West Albany, Hyda
Park, MUlvllle.and Forost Mound, to Plain
view, From Rosendale to Cosmos.
From Atwater to Cosmos.
From Morris to I-ac Qui Parle.
From Worthington, via Lawrence, to Sal
City, Dakota Territory.
From Blno Earth City to Banks.
From Henderson, via Prairie Mound and
Round Grove, to Braver Falls.
From Cokato to Fair Haven.
From Saint Joseph, Snlut Wendalland,
noIdtng'M Ford, to imruharasville.
From Jackson via WorlhJngtOD, to Lu-
verne.
Jrcm Graham Lake to uerron lsro.
om Worthinxton. via Round Lake and
Lake Ocbeden, to Jackson.
rom May wooa to iTinceton.
"rom BonneweU's Milts, via Colllngwood,
to Cokato Btntlon.
.rom Hennon to Lake Traverse.
.From Jackson to Window.
.From Graham Lake to Worthington.
J'rom Grand Meadow to High Jbrest.
-From Saint Peter to New Anbnrn.
-From Sangdon to Cottage Grove.
From Alexandria, via Mlltona and Leaf
Valley, to Brandon.
-fYorn Ellxabethtown to Oak Lake.
J'rom Alexandria, via Moe, to Herman.
?rora Holmes City to Herman.
.From Rush Lake to Otter-Tatl Crossing.
From Wlllmare to Granite bite.
-From Wlllmar, via Emerson, Hawk Creek,
and Yellow Medicine City- to Lynd.
.From Redwood hlls to.Beaver JUlls.
.From .Fhlr Havon, via .French Lake, to
Cokato Station.
.From Clear Lako to Santiago.
MISSISSIPPI.
J'rom Valden to Sidon. -MONTANA.
From Beartown to Yreka.
.From Missoula, viAoncyand 8t. Igna
tius, to Scrlbner.
Voin Springvllle to Contrevlllo.
.From Raderaburg to Kenllngvllle.
From Darling to Vlpond.
From ICaflersburg. via. Crow CTook, Ferry,
Deep Creek, Robinson's Store, North Creek,
Dock Creek, and Diamond City, to Fort
Baker.
MICHIGAN.
From Calm Lako to Traverse City.
From Evnrt to Falmouth.
From Cahnlko to Shermnn.
From Clam Lake to Manistee.
From Falmouth, via Farewell, to Clam
Lake.
From Ashton to Marietta,
From Owasso to Big Rapids.
From Falmouth, via Houghton Lake and
Grand Traverse State Road, to Fife Lake.
MAINE.
From Mattawnmkenr to Med way.
From Greenville to Mount Klnneo.
From Caribou office in Llndon to New
ft WrM
From Green's Landing to Isle an Hnbt,
From Indian Township to Grand LakS
Stream, over the Granger Turnpike.
From Winter Harbor, via Birch Harbor
aud Prospect narbor, toWestGoldsboroub.
From Linnens, via, Oakfleld and Dyer
Brook Plantation, to Island Falls,
From Llndon, via Woodland and Porham,
to Washburn.
From Etna Centre to South Etna.
From Newfleld, via West New0elJ,toEast
Wakefield Railroad Station, New Hamp
shire. From Windham Centre, Yla Windham, to
Great Falls.
Fnm Enst Holden, via Dedhara, South
Dedhain, and Ellsworth, ton point two miles
sooth of Dedham.
NEBRASKA
.From Ashland, via Eagle, to Pelmyre.
.From Columbus, via Clear Creek, Osceola,
ahd Lincoln Creek, to York Centre.
.From Nebraska City, via Wilson's Creek,
to Ashland.
F'rom North Biu, . Hillsdale, to Vc'
Polnt. J'rom Grand Island, vl J on la la, to Red
Cloud.
Jrom Cottonwood Springs, via Stockvllle,
to Red Willow,
J'rom Bennett, via Solon, to Cropsey.
J'rom Jhlls City, Nebraska, to Sabetha,
Kansas.
JYom North Bend to Midland.
JVom Plum Creek, via Arrapahoe and
mouth of JrenhrnHft's Jbrk, -tebfaska, to
Julesbarg, Colorado Territory.
JYom Columbus, via Peppervlllenni Sum
mit, to Ulysses.
rom Bennett, via Laoni, to Beatrice.
J'rom Sutton, via 8prl Ranch, to 3Ierld
lan. Jrom Grand Island, via Dannebrag, to
Cotestield.
JYom Ashland to Lone Valley",
JYom Ponca, Nebraska, to Texas, Dakota
Territory.
JYom Ponca, via Dairy Branch and -Norton's
Place, to Saint Jmnes.
From Lincoln, via Tipton. Oak Creek, and
Sand Crevk. to Bon-toft.
From Pleasant Hill, via Tabor, Lncfevllle,
Empire, and Henry, to Red Cloud.
From PupHIlon, via Forest City, lo Ash
land. From Fort Kearney, via Republican City,
and Alma City, to Arrapahoe.
From Harvard, via Spring Ranch, to Rc
Cloud.
From Falrmoant, via -.cFatJdfen, to York-
From Colombo lo Crete.
From Arfaz-a Centre, via Gllson to Jtcrt
Clood.
From Fairmont, Nebraska, via Ie&i,8
Bellvllle. Kansas.
From Red Cloud, Nebraska- to Fort- Says.
j-Bntas.
From Tor t Amity.
t .r ruin --rjuja,.Tiij6a-'vioBeAgen
Dylow, Scotland, Maxwell
uy, neu u"tn, aao azonx Lake, to Dell
City. Dakota Territory.
From Coloaabus, via Haxamond. to Nio
brara. From Lone Tree to Niobrara.
FYom SvracH-Vi Bnrr fV TTott-V
f and Latrobe, to Laonl. , . v.
Tom palmyra, via Solos, to Latrobe.
From Jenkins' 31111a to Concordia, Kan
sas. M
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