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v Mln (Tiuistitutiimultst ttnii lemtHtf BY JAMES GARDNER. AUGUSTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING, NOV 23. The Arkansas Legislature met at Little Rock on Monday the 6 h, and organized. On Toes lay. the Governor’* Message was re ceived at d read. A resolution was passed to go into tbe elec tion on the 10th, to fid tbe vacancy in the Uni ted States Set.are occasioned by tbe resignation of Eon. Solon Borland, and also for the full term commencing on tbe 4rfa of March rext. Inquiry having been made of the Philadelphia Inquirer as to the European Governments with which our own has a treaty for the mutual de livery of lugitives fom justjce in certain ca c es. that journal has ascertained that we have such a treaty with Gieat Britain, France, Prussia, and with most of the States of tbe Germanic Con fedeia'ion. A respec able connected young man named Anderson El. Graham, of Wayne counly% New York, has teen arrested on a charge of forging bounty la*id papers. Eighteen cases have al ready been discovered in which he was probably the forger, and other circumstances have brough-. to light tbe lact that he was connected in the business with a man named Josiah Hill, who is now under arrest ir. Philadelphia oil a charge ot many similar offer.ce3. From tl>e Washington Star, we iearn that the Architect of tbe Treasury Department, Captain Seauman, ol the L. S. Engineer corps, has just returned from a tour of examination with refer ence to the construction of the various custom 1 edifices authorized by Congress to be built. His report containing the local information about sites will be ready in about three weeks, after which it is probable that the sites will beat once selected, and prepaiations promptly made for the construction ol the edifices. A party ot eight emigrants, while encamped on the 2ist ult. oo the south side of Platte River about 200 miles above' Fort Keardey, were at tacked by fifteen Indians, who killed lour of them and wounded one. The Indians fired one shot, which kilted a young man. The emigrants then filed and killed or wounded several Indians, whereupon the savages returned the fire and killed several emigrants. The su. vivors made a rush at the savages and put them to flight. From the daily news suraonary of the Charles ton Standard o ; the 21st inst., prepared always with much care and industry by that enterpris ing paper, we extract the following : Despite the reports that his serene highness o Mexico is so completely harrassed and ettered by revolutionary outbreaks m almost every quar ter of bis dominions, and the assertion that tbe seven miliums received trom this country, through the Gadsden contract, has almost disap |>eared, he is apparently of good heart and mak ing the most of Iris unenviable position. The steamer Santa Anna, recently built lor him at Isew Yorx is sen! to have pleased him so much that he has ofOerr-o two mine .r S! R.U» ( u i.: _■ to be immediately construe ed. That he is in a desperate situation. tfine can be no possibility of a doubt, for we know that the leader of the Guerrero revolutionists, Aiverez, ru.tonly main tains his original hostile attitude, but is actually on the point of marching his foil, wers, now ! augmented to several thousand, against the city, 1 of Mexico itself, with the view of bearing the : tyrant in his palace. Jn addition the soldiers of j Lie serene Highness are constantly being execu- I ted lor desertion, cowardice, &c. Gen. Wool i lately shot fifty of his men at Matamoras for re fusing to file on thuir leiiow citizens. The beads ol the poor fellows were blown to pieces, one . 'ter the other, at the tap ol the drum, after waichthe executioners marched off to their breakfast whi ie the baud performed a lively air. All these operations would lead to the conviction that Santa Anna made up his miud to stand his ground and brave cut the coming in stead of ignomiriously deserting his followers and leaving them at the mercy ot the infuriated elements as has hitherto been his v.ont; there is no foretelling ho wever, how soon he may change his mind. Even at this moment he may be on his way to Carthageua That he is luily pre pared lor a residence in other climes there can be ne d jubt. Disbelieving in the stability of even his own government, he has little if tny money invested in Mexico but owns propeity in South America, New Uileans and elsewhere. Nosuiprise, therefore will be manifested to hear ol his flight irotn his capital at any moment. During the beginning ot the present month, a very singular piscatorial anomaly cccured along the coast ot Mexico, similar to that which took place some thirty-three years ago in the Medi terranean, arid spread disease and death on tbe shore* ol Albania, Cephalonia and Corfu. The beach in the vicinity of Vera Cruz was covered with dead fish that were cast up lrom the sea, dav after Clay, in such large quantities as to com pel the authorities to adopt- measures lor having them buried. Orders were transmitted to the adjoining districts lor the adoption of similar precautions. On chemical examination, the fish were touDd Iree irom poisonous substances, and it was declared that they had no doubt been killed by a sub marine volcanic eruption, which caused item to inhale caibonic acid gas, which evolved ni enormous quantities on immersing them in lime water. Foreseen Fun. —The New Orleans Picayune says : “We Lave heard in our day of legal quib bles, but if a Philadelphia lawyer can beat the following, lately argued to a jury in this city, he can take our bat—ay, and our corduroys. The prisoner is ori trial lor entering a house in the night-time, with intent to steal. The testimony was clear that h? made all opening sufficiently .irge to admit the upper part of his body, and through which he protruded himself about half way,*ftnd stretching ot»t his arm committed the theft. Mr. Obtusticate Brief addressed the jury: What an outrage*’ (looking horrified, and with outstretched and trembling arms.) I repeat, what aa outrage u t >on your intelligence and your com mon sense l Is it for the State’s Attorney to ask at your hands the conviction of my client on 6ucb testimony? Toe law is against entering a house—and can a man be said to enter a bouse when only one half of his body is in and the other hall out f Gentleman, look to the Divine Law on this point. God commanded Adam and Eve not to eat the apple— i e. the whole apple And all the commentators agieethatif they had only eaten one-hall they would not have been ex yelled irom the blooming garden of Eden ’ The jury brought in a verdict of ‘guilty’ as to one half ol his body, from the waist up and ‘not guilty as to the other half.’ The judge sentenc ed the guilty half to one year’s imprisonment, leaving it to the prisoner’s option to have the innocent part cut off, or take it along with him.” Eloquence of the Hands —The hands are by the very instinct ol humanity, raised in prayer ; pressed on the forehead when the soul is ‘perplexed in the extreme,’ diawn inward, to invite ; thrust forth objectionately to repel the finger point to indicate ; and are snapped in disdain, the palm is laid upon the heart, in in vocation of subdued feeling: and on the brow ol the com passioned ia benediction. The impres sive capacity of the hands was never more strik ingly displayed than in the orisons ot the deat and dumb. Their teacher stood with closed eyes and addressed the Diety by those signs made with the fingers, which constitute a language for the speechless. Around him were grouped more than a hundred mutes, who followed with re verent glance every motion, It was a visible,but gn inaudible worship. BY AUTHORITY. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. (Public No- 72.) AN ACT to eatablish'certain post roads f|N CONTINUATION.} KENTUCKY. From Alexandria by Carthage, Flag Spring, Motier, and Locust Mills to Augusta. From Albany by Elliott's Cross Roads and Pall Mall, Tennessee, to Jamestown. From Augusta to Brookvilie, From Aurora by Hico, Shiloh, Murray, Locust Grove, Oonyersville. Tennessee, Pari*. Albany and Macedonia to Huntingdon. From Barboursville by Meadow Creek to Whitley Co-irt House From Blandville to Cairo, Illinois. From by Bell Ombre and Hazlewood to Caledonia. Illinois. From Booneviile to Hazle Green From Bowling Green by South Union, Allison, Rus sellville, Daysville, Elkton. Fairview, Hopkinsville, Belleview. Cadiz, Canton, Golden Pond. Aurora. Wades boro’. Mayfield, Fancy Farm and Milburn to Columbus. From Bowling Green by Warrenton, Swan Creek, Wood Berry, Morgantown and Cromwell to Hartford. From Brandenburg by Constantine, Flint Island. Ce dar Grove. Union Star and Stephengport to Cloverport. From Brandenburg by Meadville and Hudgonville to Litchfield. From Bradfordsville by Macnsville and Casey's Creek to Ne ..tsville. From Carrollton by Sandifer’s Store to Campbells bnrg. From Carrollton by Winona to Bedford. From Carrollton by Wortbvills and Port Royal to Drennou's. From Cattlesburg by Round Bottom, Louisa C. H., Paintsville, Prestonr urg, Lauesville and Coal Grove to Piketon. From Campbellsville to Neatsville, in Dark county. From Chaplin by Snider's aDd Duncan to Cornish ville. From Compromise to New Madrid, Missouri. From Cloverport by Fordsville, Hi net's Mills, Pleas ant Grove, Hartford. North Creek, Point Pleasant and Liveimore to Worthington. From Covington by Bank Lick to Independence. From Cynthiana by Oddville to Olaysville. From Columbia by Breeding's to Burkesville. From Columbia by Montpelier, Jamestown and Horse Shoe Bottom to Monticello. From Columbia by Millersville, Creelsborough and Seventy-Six to Albany. From Crab Orchard by Lancaster to Bryantsville. From Cumberland Ford by La Fontaine, Letcher and Harlan C. H.. to Jonesville, Virginia From Cumberland Ford by Parton's Store to Bostyn. in Whitley county. From Danville by Milledgeville, Hustonville, Middle burg. Liberty and Xeatsville to Columbia I From Danville by Mitchelsburg and Haysville to Le ba on. j From Danville by Stanford, Walnut Flat. Crab Orch ; ard and Mount Vernon to London. From Elizabethtown by Stavensburg. Grayson’s Springs, Litchfield. Oaneyville, Morgantown, Berry’s Lick and Kabbitsville to Russellville. From Elizabethtown by Cofer, Hodgensville, -Oak Hill, Allendale Summersville, Greensburg and Has kensville to Columbia. From Elizabethtown by Big Spring to Ilardinsburg From Elizabethtown to Buena Vista. From Elkton by Trenton, Roscoe and Pea Ridge. Tennessee, to Clarksville. From Eddyville by Birmingham to Benton. From Falmouth to Foster's. From Falmouth by Grassy Creek, Fiskburg and Pi* ner's Cross Roads to Crittenden. From Falmouth by Haviiand.sville, Claysville, Ken tontown, Mount Olivet, Sardis and Murpheysville to Washington. From Florence by Burlington and Middle Creek Mills to Butlitsville. From Forest Retreat by Carlisle, Weston and Moore field te Carter’s Store. From Frankfort by Folks of Elkton, White Sulphur, Great Crossings, Georgetown, Nswtou and Centreville to Paris. From Frankfort by Dorsey’s to Versailles. From Frankfort by Elk 'Fork, Monterey, Owenton, New Liberty, Poplar Grove and Glencoe to Warsaw. From Grayson C. H. by Mount Savage, Bolt’s Fork and Falls of Blaine to Louisia C. 11. From Grayson C. H. by Buffalo Furnace, Laurel Fur nace and Raccoon Furnace to Greenup C. H. From Grayson C. H. by Oldtown and Greenup C. H. to Haverhill, Ohio. From Grayson C. 11. by Bruin, Little Sandy and West Liberty to Hazel Green. Hum /2a—..0 T>;~ O—- From Ghent to \evay. Indiana. From Glasgow by Three Forks, Mammoth Cave, Biownsvilie, Grayson's Springs, Litchfield and Hudson ville to Ilirdinsburg. Frotn Glasgow b.v Merry Oaks, Engleside and Smith's Grove to BowliDg Greeu. From Glasgow by Roseville, Frederick and Enon to Lafayette, Tennessee. From Glasgow by Rockland Mills, Gradyville, East Fork and Sugar Plant to Columbia. From Gla-gow by Rocky Hill, Peter’s Creek. Dry Fork, Sulphur Lick and Tompkinsville to Centre Point. From Glasgow by Randolph, Edmonton, Marrow Bone and Burksville to Albany. From Georgetown by Oxford, Leesburg and Broad well to Cynthiana. From Georgetown by Griffey's Office, Beatley's Mills, Lte’s Mills, Bassett’s Store and Stampertown to Owen ton. From Grayson to Paintsville. From Greenville by Rochester to Morgantown. From Greenville by South Carrollton, Haitford, firing’s Mills and Planter’s Hall to Hardinsburg. From Greenville by Pond River Mills, Ellwood, Mad isonville, Nebo, Providence, Ashland, Bordley and Longwood to Morganfield. From greensburg by Laurel Grove, Catalpa Grove and Glen Brook to Mumfordville. From R..rlan C. H. by Poor Fork to Brashersville. From Hardinsville by Pough and Ready, L*wrence burg, Salvisa, McAfee and H. rrodsburg to Danville From Hardinsville by Southville and Harrfionville to Mount Eden From llardinsbuig by Stevensport to Rome. Indiana From Hartford by Buckhorn and Buford’s to Owens boro’. From Ilarrod-burg by Ferryville, Texas, Springfield and Frederickstown to Bardstown. From Ilarrodsburg by Gornishviile. Mackville, Wil lisburg. Bee.chlaud and Springfield to Lebanoß. From llawesville to Cannellton. From Uazle Green by Estell’s Steam Furnace to Ir vine. From Hazle Green by Frozen Creek, Jackson and Lost Creek to Perry C. H. From Hickman by Moscow and Raiphton to Feliciana. From Hopkinsviile by Wooldridge's Store, Williams’s, Unde wood, Madisonville, Mulberry Grove, Carlo and Cairo to Henderson. From Hopkinsville by Atkinson, Little Prairie and Earle's to Rumsey. From Hopkinsville by Bainbridge, Pollard’s Tan Yard, Princeton, Eddyville, Ross's Ferry and Smithland to Paducah. From Hopkinsville by Church Hill, Genoa, Oarrets burg. Newstead, Lindsay’s Mills, Roaring Spring, La fayette and Lineport. Tennessee, to Pine Bluff. Ky From Hopkinsville by Pembroke, Trenton, ILadens ville, Sadlersville, Tennessee, Keysburg, Kentucky, and Barren Plain to Springfield From Irvine by Proctor, South Fork, Booneville and Sexton’s Mills to MaDcherter. From Jamestown to Rowena. From Jericho by Sligo to Bedford. From Kingston by Menclos to Mount Vernon From Lancaster by Paint Lick and Kirksvitleto Rich mond. From Lexington by Ksene, Pekin and Pleasant Hill to Harrodsburg. From Lexington by Nicholas* ville, Jessamine. Bry antsville, Danville. Perryville. Lebanon, New Market, Caropbellsville, Greensburg, Monroe. Centre, Three Springs, Park and Blue Spring Grove to Glasgow. From Lexington by Moreland. Houston, Paris, Rud dle's Mills, CyntluaDa, C&liensville, Falmouth, Ash Run, Flower Creek, Grassy Creek and Covington to Cincinnati. Ohio. F oin Lexington by Georgetown, Little Eagle, Ray's Fork, Williamstown, Dry Ridge, Crittendeu, Walton, Florence. Dry Creek and Covington to Cincinnati. From Lexington by Pine Grove, Winchester and Mount Sterling to Owirgsville. From Lexington by Moreland, Houston, Paris. Mil lersburg, Carlisle, Black Hawk, Elizaville, Helena and North Fork to Maysvillo. From Lexington by Walnut, Cleveland. White Hall, Richmond, Rogersville, Kingston, Joe's Lick, Big Hill and Meishom’s Cross Roads to London. From Liberty to Monticello. From Line to New Madrid, Missouri. From London by Mcllargue's Mills, Lynn Camp. Bar boursville. Flat Lick. Cumberland Ford, Yellow Creek, Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, Tazewell, Sycamore, Thorn Hill, Bean’s Station and Marshall’s Ferry to Russell ville. From London by Bush's Store to Manchester. From London by Pond Creek and Grey Hawk to Bonneville. From London by Woodbine aud Rockholds to Whit lev C. 11. From Louisa C. H. by Grape Vine. John’s Creek, Tug, Big Creek. Forks of Sandy and Warfield to Lonvilie. From Louisa, in Lawrence county, by Bantrem’s Store. Falls of Tug River, Warfield Coal Mining Com pany, George Clark's, Mouth of Pigeon Creek, Virginia, to Lonvilie. Kentucky. From Louisville hv Williamson. Clove’s Depot, La Grange, Smithfield. Eminence, Midview. Pleasurville, Cropper's 1 epot, Christiansburg, Consolation, Frank fort. Midway and Payne’s Depotto Lexington. From Louisville by Madison, Indiana, Carrollton, Kentucky, Vevay. Indians, Ghent, Kentucky, Warsaw, Patriot, Indiana'Hamilton, Kentucky, Rising Sun, In diana. Aurora. Petersburg. Kentucky, Lawrenceburg. Indiana and Elijah s Creek, Kentucky, to Cincinnati, From Louisville by L&cona, Salina, Meat Point. Red Hill. Elizabethtown, Nolan, Le sville, Mumfordeville, WoodsoDville. Woodland. Prewett's Knob, Three Forks, and Dripping Springs to Bowling Green. From Louisville by Fern Creek, Hay's Spring, Mount Washington. High Grove, Bardstown, Poplar Neck, New Haven. Oak Hill, Magnolia, Green River, Clear Point and Bear Wallow to Glasgow. From Louisville by St. Matthews, Middletown, Long Run. Simpsonville, Shelbvville, Clay Village, Hardins- Iville aud Bridgeport to Frankfort. From Louisville by Jeffersontown. Fishersville, Wil sonville, Taylorsville and Bloomfield to Chaplin From Marion by Camp Creek, Bell’s Mines and Cy pres* to Morggcfield, AUGUSTA GA., THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1854 From Marion by Walker’s and Oave-in-Rock. Illinois, to Equality. From Maysville p>y Slack, Germantown, Brookvilie Powersville and Plea.-ant Ridge to Falmouth From Maysville by Washington Oak Woods, Blue Lick Springs and Forest Retreat to Millersburg. From Maysville by Orangeburg. Poplar Flat, Clarks burg, Vanceburg. Kinniconick. Rock Creek. Tvgert’a Cr f W n rD^ BV ™ ( V Springville Greenup C. H. Amanda and Pollard s Mills to Catiettsburg. From Middleton by Eakin Road to f heibyville. wr Sterling by Aaron’s Run, Mount Ida and ISorth Middletown to Paris. From Mount Sterling by Levee, Klddville and Red River Iron Works to Irvine. From Mount Sterling by Howard 1 ! Mills, Peeled Oak, Olympian Springs, Highland, Gill’s Mills and Ca sity’s Mills to West Liberty. From Mount Sterling by Cam&rgo, Cash’s Nob. Lau rel Fork, Black Water, Hazle Green, Jehnron’s'Fork and LickiDg Station to Prentonburg. From Mount Sterling by Sharpsburg. Bethel, Sher burne's Mills, Pin Hook, Flemingsburg and North Fork to Maysville. From Mount Washington to Shepherdsvilie. From Murray by New Concord to Pine Bluff. From New Castle by Campbellsburg. Bedford and Milton to Madison, Indiana. From New Haven by New Hope. Loretto. Lebanon, Raywiek and Rolling Fork to New Haven. From Newport by Covington to Cincinnati, Ohio From Newport by Cold Spring, Alexandria. Bird’s Woods and Tibbatt's Cross Roads to Flower Creek. From Owensboro' to Knottsville. From Owensboro by Crow's Pond, Ashbygburg and Hall to Madisonville. From Owensboro’ by Long Falls Creek, Caihoun. Rumsey, Social Hill, Worthington, Bremen, Greenville Lead Hill, Fruit Hill, Pilot Knob and Clifty to Elkton. From Owenton by Macedonia and Gardner’s to Mouth of Sugar Creek, in Gallatin county. From Owingsville by Wyoming, Hillsboro’, Poplar Plains, Flemingsburg and Mount Carmel to Mount Gilead. From Owingsville by Marshall, Farmer’s, Triplett. Knapp's, Upper Tygert, Olive Hill, Grayson, Star Fur nace 4nd Cannonsburg to Catiettsburg. From Paducah by Exchange. Symsonia aud Benton to Aurora. From Paducah by Melvin a, Massock, Lovelaceville, Blandville, Milburn, Clinton and Moscow to Hickman. From Paducah by Lovelaceville, Blandville, Elm. Melvin, Wilson’s Creek, Mayfield. Clark’s River, Farm ington and Leander to Boydsville. Tennessee. From Paris to Winchester by Stony Point. From Perry C. H. by Begley's to Manchester. From Perry C. 11. by Brashetsville to Whitesburg. From Petersburg to Cincinnati, Ohio, via Bulletaville •wwfi Constance. Ffom Piketon by Mouth of Card to Richlands. From Piketon by Lonviile to Logan C. H., Virginia. From Piketon by Robinsons Creek, Democracy, Whitesburg. Pounds. Virginia, Big Glades and Guest Station to Osbor e’s Ford. From Poplar Plains by Plummer’s Mills, White Oak Hill, Triplett, Christy’s Fork and Little Sandy to West Liberty. Frcm Poplar Flat by Martin's Fork to Concord. From Princeton by Montezuma, Shady Grove and Farmersville to Providence. From Princeton by Chalk Level and McGarie’s to Madisonville. From Princeton by Leng Pond and Wallonia to Cadiz. From Princeton by Walnut Grove, Fredonia. Marion. Crittenden Springs and Salem to Sraithland. From Pleasureville by Franklington, Lockport and Gratz to OweDton. From by Boone Valiev to Perrv C. H. From Red River Iron Works to Startton. From Richmond by Elliston to Irvine. From Richmond by Breckville and Walnut Valiev to Kidwell. From Russellville by Quality Valley, Rochester. Brown’s Grove, Tippecanoe and Beaver Dam to Hart ford- Frotn Russellville by Buena Vista Springs and Gor donville to Elkton. From Russellville by Henrysville aud Laurel Bluff to Greenville. From Russellville by Hague, Franklin, Hickory Flat. New Roe. Scottsvill i and Hilton to Tompkinsville. From Russellville by Volney, Allensville and Iladens ville to Clarksville, Tenuesse ■. From Somerset by Dabney and Woodstock to Crab Orchard. From Somerset, by Smith’s Ferry and Craig’s Ferry to Rockhold’s. From Somerset by Waterloo, Harrison. Mintonsvllle, Miltouville to Poplar Hill. From Somerset by Stone's, Brawner, Kelley's Store aud Dibbert s Store to Williamsburg. From Somerset by Grundy, Dallas, Line Creek and Rose Hill to London. iffiffi B«ftffe!Vj;l S^y^llen’s_Springs to Bowling Green. From Shelbyville by Southville and Jesse’s Store to Mount Eden. From Shelbyville by Eminence and New Castle to Drennon’6. From Stanford by Waynesburg. Adam’s Mills, Somer set, Clio Mill Springs, sJUuibou-rm.*, Mouticello New berry and Alpha to Albany. From Btar Furnace via Amanda, Bellefonte, Ohio, and Buena Vista to Irouton. From Star Furnace by Mount Savage Furnace to Grayson. From Tompkinsville by Lodi, Tennessee, Bennett’s Ferry and Hamilton’s Landing to Livingston. From Warsaw by Napoleon and Downingsville to Williamstown. From West Point by Garnettsville, Rock Haven, Brandenburg, Wehster, Clifton Mills, Hardinsburg, CIo verport, Hawesville. Yelvir-gton. Owensboro’, Hebbards ville, Henderson, Smith’s Mills, Morganfield and Raleigh to Shawm-etown. Illinois. From West Liberty by Bloomington and Licking Sta tion to Paintsville. From West Liberty by Little Sandy end Blaine to Louisa C 11. From Williamstown by Cordova, Raven Creek, Rut land and Connersvitle to Leesburg. From Williamstown to Callensville. From Winchester by Ruckersville and Dunaway’s to Gouda’s Precinct. OHTO. From Akron by Copley and Sharon Centre to Me dina. From Akron to Middlebury. From Akron by Montrose. Coddingville, Granger, Weymouth, Brunswick, Liverpool to Grafton From Amesville by Pleasant Valley, Elliott’s Cross Roads, Woody* Mill, Rosseau, Hickersous Cross Hoads and Malta to McConnellsviile. From Antwerp by Ilicksvllle, Newville, la Norris town and Buckhill to DeKalb, la. From Ashland by- Savannah and Ruggles to New London. From Ashland by Perote, Nova, North Rochester, Brighton and North Campdnn to Henrietta. From Ashland by Oliversburg, Rives, Shenandoah and Richland to Plymouth. From Ashland by Nankin, Polk, Sullivan, Quttington Wellington and Pitfsfleld to Oberlin, From Ashland by Haysville, Mohican and McKay's to Loudonville. From Ashtabula by East Plymout h. North Shefflsld, Kellogsville. Monroe Centre, Clarks Corners and Cherry Kill to Elk Creek. Pa. From Ashtabula Harbor by Plymouth, Jefferson and Denmark to Richmond. From Athens by Shade and Burlingham to Chester. From Athens by Lowery. Star, New Plymouth. Swan and Rock House to Adelphi. From Athens by Cavalry, Log Cabin, Ringold and Malta to McConnellsviile. From Athens by Canaansville .Guysville, Federalton Coolville. Hock'ngport, Little Hockhocking, Centre Belpre, Belpie’ Constitution and Hamar to Marietta. From Austin by Good Hope to Washington C H. Fiom Bainbiidge by Mount Latham, to Waverly. From Bainbiidge bv Greenfield, New Martinsbtirg, South Plymouth and West Lancaster to Jamestown. From Bainbridge by Cynthiana, Sinking Spring, Locust Grove, Dunborton aud Dunkinsville to West Union From Barlow's by Veto to Centre Belpre. From Bank Mills, in Brown County to Westborough, in’Clinton County. From Barnesville by Temperauceville, Atlas, Calais and Miltonsburgto Woodsfield. From Barnesville by Leatnerwood. Batesville, Calais Summerfield, Enoch, Olive, Sharon. Keith's, Moscow Mills and Meigsvitle to MeConuellsviile. From Bartlett by Decatursville to Centre Belpre. From Barlow by North Belpre, Pecatursvtlle and Bakers Settlement to Coolville From Beaver. Pa. by Black Hawk, Saint Clair, Clvrk son, O, and Elkton to New Lisbon. From Bedford by Solon, Aurora Mantua, Centre. Hi ram and Rapids to Parkmau." From Beliefontaine by Lowistown. Muohinippe, St. John's and Wapahkonetta to St. Mary's. From Bethel by Nicholsville and Laurel to Point Pleasant. From Bloomington to Cross Roads on the Wilming ton and Zanesville Rail Road. From Bolivar by Sandy ville. Magnolia, Waynesburg Malvorn, Onedi Mills. Perkin, Minerva, Bayard, East Rochester and Green Hill to Hannoverton. From Brunswick by Hinckly, Richfield, Peninsula, Boston and. Brandywine Mills to Hudson. From Bryan by Pulaski, Montpelier, Durbin’s Corners Spaing Lake, North West, Camden, Mich, Edinburgh. Heading and Cambria to Hillsdale. From Bryan by Williams Centre, Fanners, Arrow, Smith and Cicero to Hicksville From Bryan by Pioneer. Bridgewater, Drake’s Cam den Mills and Sto.ldarts to Hillsdale, Michigan. From Bryan by Shaffer's West Buffallo, Luke’s and Spring Lake to Nettle Lake. From Bucyrus by Wyandotte, Little Sandusky, Upper Sandusky and Crawford to Carey. From Bucyrus by Broken Sword, Poplar and Melmore to Tiffin. Fromßucyrus by Oceola.Seal, Belle Vernon, McCutcli erville, Berwick. Stoner, Risdson. West Mill Grove, Montgomery Cross Roads, New Rochester and Scotch Ridge to l’errysburg From Bucyrus by Camp Run, Liberty Corner and Siro ic New Haven, From Bucyrus by Oceola, Upper Sandusky, Big Turtle and Whartensburg to Eagle. From Bucyrus by Sulphur Springs, New Washington, Wdlersville. Siro, De Kalb, Liberty Corners and Camp Run to Bucyrus, From Cadiz by Archer, Newßumley,Kilgore, Hickory and Algonguin to Carrollton. From Cannonsburg- to Johnstown. From Carlisle by Black Creek, Marco, Buck Creek, Newberry, Scottland. From Cambridge by North Salem. Kimbolton, Bird's Run, Linton Mills and Plainfield to Coshocton. From Cambridge by Claysville. Cumberland, Whar ton, Wood Grove, Hiramgburg, Hoskinsville, Sharon Anderson’s Store, Bristol and Meigs Cr#ek to McCon- nellsville. From Canaansville to North Union. From Carrollton to Bayard. Fr„m Carrollton by Algonguin, Paiinero. New Ha gerstown, HeHer’s Cross Roads, Tappan, Deersville. Tippecanoe, West Chester, M lnersville and New Salem to Cambridge. From Canal Winchester by Groveport, to Lock bourne, From Carrollton by Cabello, Augusta, Green Hill, New Alexander and North Georgetown to Salem. From Canton by Pallow, Navarre. Frease’s Store, to Winesburg. From Carrollton by Kossuth, Marges. Magnolia to Zoar and return by Summermans,3cottsMiHaand Kos suth to Carrollton. From Canton by North Industry, Sparta, SasdvvlUe, Zoar and Canal Dover to New Philadelphia, From Canton by New B jrlin, Greentown, Lake. North SpriDgfleid and Middleburg to Akron. From Canton by Northlndustry ami Pierce to Sandy* ville. From Canton by Barryville, Marlboro’ Mahoning Deerfield, Frederick. Milton, Buck Creek, HannasMiils North Jackson and Eden to Warren. From Canton by Lewisville. Bfirrysville, Mount Union, Damascusville, Salem, Washingtonville, Colum biana, East Fairfield and Palestine to Darlington. Pen. From Chagrin Falls by Russell, Fori, Burton. Middle field Messopotamia, North Bloomfield, Greenhurg and Gustavus to Kinsman's. From Chardon by Hampden. East Claridon. Middle field, Bundysburg and Farmington to Parkman. From Chardon by South Kirtland and Pleasant Valley to Euclid. From Canton by Middle Branch. New Baltimore, Cairo, Hartville, Randolph, Rootstown, Ravenna, Sha lersville, Auburn, Newbury, North Newbury and Mun son to Chardon. From Chesterville by Pulaskiville, Mount Golead, Marits, Underwoods, to Marion. From Chesterville, by Fredericktswn, Levering and Woodview to Shaucks. From Chester by Bashau and Grahams Station, to Great Bend, return by Sterling Bottom. From Chillicothe by Yellow Bird aud Clarksburg to New Holland From Chillicothe by Gilleapievilie, Ratcliffsburg, Al lensvilie, McArthurs, Prattsville, BolensMills, Lee, Hebardsville, Athens, Amesville, Sharps Forks, Bart lett, Wesley, Carlow and Harmar to Marietta Frcm Chillicothe by Richmond Dale, Jackson,Rocky Hill, Thurman, Rio Grande. Rodney and Gallipolis, to Point Pleasant, Va. From Chillicothe by Ilallsville, Adelphi, South Ferry aud Gibersonville-to Logan. From Cincinnati by Cumminsville. Browns Grove, Bevis’ Tavenr. Dunlap, Ross, Millville. Stillwell’s, Ox ford, College Corners, Cottage Grove, la Liberty, Brownsville and Springersviile to Concersville, la. From Cincinnati by the River and Huggimport to Georgetown. From Cincinnati by New Richmond. Point Pleasant Moscow Foster, Neville,Chilo, Rural, Augusta Ky. Hig ginsport O, Dover Ky, and Ripley, O, to Maysville Ky. From Cincinnati by Hamilton, Rossville, Seven Mile, Collinsville, Somerville. Camden, Eaton, Campbells town and Richmond to New Castle. From Cincinnati by Fulton, Columbia, Newtown, Mount Carmel, Olive Branch, Batavia, California, Williamsburg, Clover, Bethel, Hametisville, George town, Russellville, Decatur and Eekmansville to West Union. From Cincinnati by Milford, Miamesville, Branch Hiil, Loveland, Deerfield Village, Lebanon, Morrow, Fort Ancient. Oregon, Waynesuilie, Sprii g Valley, Xenia and Yellow Springs to Springfield From Cincinnati by Walnut Hills, Pleasant Ridge* Montgomery, Twenty Mile Stand and Hopkinsville to Morrow. From Cincinnati by Mount Washingt; n. Withamsville Amelia Bantam, Bethel. Point Isabel and Mount Olive to Felicity, From Cincinnati by Cuminsville, Carthage, Spring dale, Fo.'dick, Vinton, Hamilton, Trenton, Middle town. Poast Town, Carlisle Station, Germantown, Mi araisburg, Bear Creek and Alexandersvllle to Dayton. From Cincinnati by College Hill, Hnygeia, Mount Healthy, Plesaant Run and Symm’a Coiner to Hamil ton. From Circleville by Seistsville and Talton to Adelplii, From Circleville by Kingston. Camp Charlotte, Tal ton, Oakland and Clear Crook to Amanda- From Circleville by Darbyville and. Five Points to Mount Sterling. From Circleville toLithopoli* From Cleves by Oury s, Dry Fork, Proston, Tariff Saint Charles, Riley to Oxford. From Cleveland by Royalton, Ilinchley, Granger, Coddingville and Sharon to Wadsworth. From Cleveland by Independence, Brkksville, Rick field and Bath to Copley. From Cleveland to Buffalo, N. Y ( ' From Cleveland to Port Stanley. heYm.TerrolTlWanYi ? l { r , ia ’ ' Plato > Brown - From Cleveland by Ohio City. „ , port, Dover North R ?' rletti. Birmingham. Florence, Berili5 eU ' walk, Monroesville, Four Corwu-.^^* From Cleveland by Warrensville, Barry. Chagrin Falls, Bissell’s, Bridge Creek, Auburn, Welshfleld, Par man. Nelson, Garrettsville, Windham, Braceville, w il low Dale to Warren. From Cleveland by Euclid, Mayfield Chester X Roads Fowler’s Mills, Munson, Claridon. Huntsburg, Windsor, Orwell, Pheps. Lindenvilie VV illiarosfleld, South Shen - ango, Pa , Harts X Roads to Meadville. Pti. From Cleveland by Newburgh, Bedford, Macedonia Depot, Swinsbnrg, Hudson, Earlville, Franklin Mills, Ravenna, Kootstown, Atwater, Limaville, Marlboro, Alliance, Mount Union, Sandy, Bayard, Hanoverton, Ingraham, Summitville, Salinesville, Hfommondsville and Mouth of Yellow Creek by Wellsville. From Clinton by Chippewa, New Prospect and Old Hickory to Canaan. From Columbus by Grove Port, Ltthopohs and Green Castle to Lancaster. From Columbus by WorthiDgton, Lewis Centre. Lon stantia. Alum Creek. Delaware. Leonardsburg. Ashley, Westfield, Cardirgton, Mount Gilead, Iberia, Galion, Livingston. Shelby, Greenwich Station, Greenwich, New London. Roche ter Depot, North Rochester, Wellington, La Grange, Grafton, Rawsonville. Copopa, Columbia Station, Olmstea i, Berea, and Rockport to Cleveland. _ , . From Coiumbus by Parks Mills, Blendon, Central College, Maxwell, Galena, Sunbury, Centreburg and Mt Liberty to Mt Yerbon. x „ , From Columbus by Billiards, Darkey Creek, Unlon vilLe i eutre, Millfotd centre, Woodstock and Brlnton 10 Urbana. , From Columbus by Gohannah. Hope, Johnstown, Utica ai d Martinsburg to Blandsnsburg From Columbus by Cdftonville, Worthington. Wil liamsviile. Stratford, Delaware. Norton, Waldo, Marion Grand Prairie, Lit le San usky. Upper Sandu ky, Syn ohtee, McCutchinville, Tiffin, and Fort Seneca to Fre- m From Columbus, by Shadeville, South Bloomfield, Circloville, Ohillicotbe, W'aller, Waverly, Piketon and Lucasville to Portsmouth. From Columbus by West Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Selma and Cedarville to Xenia, From Columbus by Harrisburg. Palestine, Mount Sterling and Bloomingburg to Weshington, C. H. From Columbus by Grove City. Georgesville, Harris burg, Palestine, Mount Sterling, Duff’s Fork, Pancoast burgh and Bloomingburg to Washington, 0 11. From Crestline by Bucjvus. Upper Sandusky, Forest, Dunkirk, JohDstown and Lima to Delphos. From Constitution by Belpre, Decatursville in Fed eralton. From Corwin by Clayton to Union. From Coolvilla by Caitbcge, Lodi and Alexander to A From Cumberland by Freeland’s, CbancHersvlUe and Richard sville to Zanes'ville. t From Cumberland by Noblevllle, Sarahsvillo, and Whigsville to Summerfield. From Coshocton by Munnsfleld, Chili, New Bedford, Buena Vista. Shanesville and Dunce to Deardoft s Mills. „ .. From Coshocton by Roscoe, Warsaw, Walhonding Millwood and Monroe Mills to Mount Vernon. From Coshocton by Canal Lewisville and Bakersville to Canal Dover. , , Tr ~ From Coshocton by Rural Vale and Mohawk \ alley to Newcastle. , From Coolville by Lottridge, Hulls, Gaaden Shade and Pleasanton to Lee. From Dayton by Dodson, Gordon, Greenville, Mount Heron, Hill Grove Union City, la, Hairiavilie, Win chester, I’arker, Farmland, Selma, Smithfleld, Muncie town, Yorktown, Chesterfield, Anderson, Pendleton, Woodbury. Fall Creek, Alfont, 'Germantown and Laur ence to Indianapolis. From Dayton by Henby and Bellbrook to Spring Valley. From Dayton by West Charleston, Chambersburg. Vandalia. Hyattsville, Troy and Piqua to Sidney. From Dayton by Hyattsville and Troy to Piqua. From Dayton by Little York, Union, W est Milton and Pleasant Hill to Covington. From Deaverton, by Porterville, and Chapel, to Trimble. From Deerfield Village by Hopkinsville, Dallasburgli, Brown’s _Stoue, Goshen, Belfast and Owensville to Batavia ’ From Darlington by Enon Valley, Petersburg, New Middleton, Poland, ‘Boardman, Canfield. HIL-worth, Frederick, Palmyra, Edinburgh and C-ampellsport to Ravenna. . From Deerhville by Stillwater and Rusn to Gnadden hutten. From Defiance by Washington Centre, Farmer. Mill ford Centre to Newville, Indiana. From Defiance by Brunersburg, Sncoksville, Cranes ville and Hicksville to Panama. From Defiance by Ayersville, New Bavaria. Ridge land. Medary. Sugar Ridge and Macomb to Finley. From Delaware by Patterson, Richwood, Wilkins, York and Raymond's to East Liberty. _ From Delaware by Kilbourne, Ximmon s Cros3 Roads and Bloomfield, to Monnt Liberty. From Delaware by Radnor to Prospect. From Delphosby Fort Jenuing s to Kilida. From Dinsmore by Fry burgh 10 St John. From Dover by Coe Ridge, Olmstead and Copapa to Strongvilie. From Defiance by Brunersburg and Evansport to Bryan. From Dover by North Dover, Avon and Sheffield to Black River. From Dresden Vo Wakatomico, West Carlisle, Naw Guilford and New Castle to Walhonding;. From Dungannon to Hanoverton From Eagle. Hancock County to Lima. From Eagle by Ailington, Clement, Finley, Van Bnren, Woodbury, Portage. Bowling Green and Lovett’s Grove to Perrykburg From Eaton by Sugar Valley to West Florence. From East Westvllle by PotterrGUe to Mahoning From Ellsworth by Berlin Centre, North Benton, Deerfield, Atwater, Randolph, Suffleld and Mogadore to Middlebury. From Elyria by Laporte, Rawsonville, Grafton, Litchfield, Chatham, Lodi, Burbank and Golden Corners to Wooster. From Elyria by Carlisle to Oberiin. From Elyria by Plato to Black River. From Elyria by Laporte, Grafton Station, Grafton, Litchfield, Chatham Centre, Lodi, Burbank and Golden Corners to Wooster. Front Erie, Pa , by West Mill Croek, Swan Centre, Fair view, Girard, Springfield Cross Roads. West Spring field, Conneaut, O. Amboy, Kingsville, Ashtabula. Say brook, Geneva, Unionville, Madison, Perry, Painesville Mentor, Willoughby. Wiekliffe to Cleveland. From Euclid by Collamer and East Cleveland to Cleveland. From Fairview by Sewellsvslle. Smyrna, Freeport, Ladwalader, Tippecanoe and Rush to Tuscarawas From Finley by Canonsburg, Croghan, Beaver Dam and Blue Lick to Lima. From Finley by Oak Ridge, Gilboa, Buckeye to Kahda. From Finleyby Gilboa and Medary to Defiance. From Finley by Big Lick and Stoker to New Haven. From Finley by Benton Ridge, Pendleton and Pleas ant to Vaughnsville. From Franklin Mills by Streetsboro, Aurora, Bissells, Russell, Chester Cross Roads, South Kirkland and Kirkland to Mentor. From Fremont by Bettsville, Fitz Henry, Stoner. Risdon, Cass and Van Buren to Finley. From Fremont by Riley Centre, West Townsend, Castalia and Venice to Sandusky. From Freemont by Greensburgh Cross Roads and Rollersville to Montgomery Cross Roads. From Fremont to Port Clinton. From Frieburg to Louisville, on the Ohio and Penn sylvania Rail Road. From Galien by Caledonia, Marion, Larue, Hale, Rushylvania, Bellefontaine, De Graff, Quincy, Pernber ton, Houston, Spear s Landing, Hardin, Cowan's Station and Sidney to Union City, la. From Gallion by Corsioa, McEwens Cross Roads to Lexington. From Gallion by Leesville Cross Roads, Liberty Cor ner and DeKalb to Tiro. From Gallipolis by Racoon Island. South Newcastle, Hereford, Swan Creek, Green Bottom, Miller's. Haskel ville and Quaker Bottom to Guyandotte. Va. From Gallipolis by Addison. Chester, Silver Run, Salisbury, Pomeroy, Chester. Alfred and Tupper's Plains to Coolville. ? r^, Ga , llipolis b >’ Shrivener, Smith's, Bao's Bottom and Miller’s to Haskellville. , Es>m Gallipolis by Pine Grove, Vinton and Ewington to Wilkesville. From Gambier by Millwood, Danville, Nonpareil Humphrey’s Villa and Killbuck to Millersburg From Germantown, Farmersville and Enterprise to West Alexandria. From Geneva by Austinburg, Jefferson, Denmark, Mest Pierpont, Pierpont, Penn Line, Pa., and Line Mills to Harmonsburg. From Geneva by Harpersfield, Cork, Turnbull, Harts grove, Windsor, Messopotamia, Bundysburg and Farm ington to Park man. From Georgetown by White Oak Valiev. New Hope. Sicily, Sardinia, Mowrystown and New Corwin to New Market. From Georgetown by Few Hope, Mount Orab. Puebla and Five Mile to Fayetteville. From Georgetown to Ripley. From Gettysburg by Webster to Jaeksonville. From Granville to Fredonia. Granville by Alexandria, Johnstown, Reynolds Delaware lß7 ’ SUU UlT ’ Bwsbire and Alum Creek to From Gratis by Enterprise to West Alexandria, from Greenville. Pa., by Kinsman, Williamsfield. Andover, Richmond, Denmark. Piorpont and Monroe Village to Kingsville, 0. From Greenville by Abbottsville, Sampson and Ithaca to Oastine. .^ r “ Greenville by Woodington, Missisinawa, Seven Mile lrairie, Fort Recovery, Macedon, Cold Water. Montezuma, Celina, Boetia, Mercer, Mcndon and Aue laize to Van Wert. 6 From Greenville by Abbottsville, Arcanum, Pittsburg, Ludlow, Center and Clayton to Dayton. From Greenfield by Good Hope to Washington From Guilford by Leroy to Lodi. From Hagerstown by El Dorado to Eaton. From Hamilton by Millville and Bunkerhill to Reilly. From Hammondsville bv Cope’s Mills, Croxton, Wattsville. Scroggsfield, Carrolton. Leavitt, Rose, New Cumberland and Tabor to New Philadelphia. From Hamilton by Rosseville, Darrtown, Morning Sun. Fair Haven, Beechy Mire, la. and Boston to Rich mond, la. From Hamilton by Rossville, Seven Mile, Collinsville, Somerville and Camden to Eaton. From Hanoverton to New Garden. From Hillsboro’ by New Petersburg to Greenfield. From Homer by Brandon to Mount Vernon. From Ilumphreysville by Ridge and New Princeton to Warsaw. Newtnn Tlon- From Hillsboro’ by Russell’s Station. Lynchburg, Westboro’ and Blanchester to Loveland. From Inverton, (lrouton) in Lawrence county, by Lawrence Furnace, Mount Vernon Furnace, Olive Fur nace and Washington Furnace to Oak Hill, in Jacksou county. From Inverton (Ironton) to Gallipolis. From Jackson by Oak Hill, Gallia Furnace, McDan iels, Waterloo, Aid, Simmon’s, Russell’s Place and Qua ker Bottom to Guyandotte, Va. From Jackson by McGhee’s Store, Keystone, Ginton and Anselin to Cheshire. From Jackson by Green Meadow and Reed’s Mills to McArthurs From Jackson by Maybee’s, Levi, Jackson Furnace, Bushy Fork and Sciota to Portsmouth. From Jackson by Berlin Cross Roads, Dawkin’s Mills, Buckeye Furnace, Wilkesville, Ledlie’s and Langsville to Rutland. From Jacksontown by Thornville, New Salem and Pleasantville to Lancaster. From Jacksontown to Newark. From Jacksonville by Greenwood to Lemarus. From Jacksonville by Brock, North Star, Cranberry Prairie, Carthagena and Montezuma to Celina. From Jamestown tb Jeffersonville. From Jamestown by Bowersville and Bloomington to Wilmington. From Jersey to Columbia Centre. From Kalidaby New Bavaria, Napoleon, West Barra, Essex, Ohio, Etna, Lyons and Baker’s Corners to Adrian, Mich. From Kenton to nale. FiOm Kenton by Dudley, Marseilles, Warpole,Bow sharviile to Upper Sandusky. From Kenton by Huntersville, Hog Creek and Her ring s>> Lima From Kingsville by Monroe Village, Pierpont, West Pi**rpont. Denmark, Kichmond Centre, Andover, William.-field, West Wiliiamsfleld, Kinsman’s, West Sa lem and Maysville to West Greenville, Pa. From Kinsman by Johnsonville to Warren From Lancaster by Sugar Grove, Logan, Pattonville, Nelsonville, Ghauncey, Athens, Hebbardsville, Wood yard, Donnlngton, Harrisonville, Rutland and Salisbury to Pomeroy. From Lavona by Lena, German Centre. Lockport and Pulaski.to Bryan. From Lafayette by Trader3vllle to Mechanicsburg. From Lancaster by Clearpo.t and Middlefork to South Perry From Lancaster by Dumontsville, Baltimore and Mil lersport to Hebron. From Lancaster by Bremen, Crosanville, Ashbury, Pike, New Lexington, Oakfield, Morgansville and Malta to McConnellsville. From Lancaster by Carroll, Lockville, Peckerington, Reynoldsburg, Black Lick, Ovid Hope and Harlem to Galena. From Lancaster by Jefferson, Winchester and Water loo to Grant Post. From Lancaster by Carroll, Canal Winchester and Grovesport to Columbus. From Lebanon by Red Lyon and Spriugborougli to Franklin. „ , , . From Leesville by Slierrodsvil'eand New Cumberland to Zoar. From Liana to Mercer via Arcadia and Mendou. From Lima to St. John's. From Locust Grove by Marble Furnace, Gustine,Trau ’ quility and Youngsville to Eckmansville. From Locust Grove by Lovetts, 8011, North L mon town and Marshall to Hi lsboro'. From Logans by Straitsville, Pike, New Lexington, Rehobotb and Buckeye Cottage to Fultonham. From London by Cross Roads, Bloomiugsburgli, Washington, C. H. Convenience and Frankfort to Chil- lieOthe. ~ From Lowell by Regnier's Mills, Gardiwr, south Olive and Olive to Sharon. From Lynchburg by Dodsonville, Princeton, Buford, Sicily, White Oak Valley and New Hope to Georgetown. From Malta by Chapel Hill and Sunday Creek Cross Roads to Straitsville. From Malvern in Carroll county to Leesville. From Mansfiel 1 by Lexington. Belleville, Butler, Sha ler’s Mills, Maple Grove, Fredericktown, Mount Ver non, Utica and St. Louisville to Newark. From Mansfield by Shelby, Plymouth. New Haven, Centretown, Havana, Pontiac, Monroeville and Bloom ingville to Sandusky. From Marion by Big Island, Cochranton, Marseilles, Mount Blanchard, Blanchard Bridge, Ashery to Finley. From Marion by Letiraberville. Bucyrus, Ohatfield, Attica, Reedtown and Sherman to Bellevue. From Marlon by Wilson and Rush Creek to Rich wood. . From Marysville b/ New California and Jerome to Dublin. . From Marysville by Mount Victory, Kenton and | Mount Washington to Finley. From Marysville bv Polk’s Creek-to Kenton. From Massillon by Canal Fulton, Clinton, Nimisila, Akron, Cuayahoga Falls and Stow to Hudson. From Massillon by Navarre, Bolivar, Zoar. Canal Do ver, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas. Gnadenhutten. Port Washington, Newcommerstown, White Eye Plains and West Lafayette to Coshocton. From Marysville by Allen Centre, Coberley's. West Middleburgh, East-Liborty, Raymond and Zauesfield to Bellefontaiue. From Mayfield to Gate's Mills. From McArthur's by Elk Swan, Casboro’ and Ewing to LogaD. From McConnellsville by Malta, Pennsville, Chester Rill, Bartlett, North L’nion, Decaturville and Fillmore to Little Hockhocking. From by Malta, Pennsville, Stock port, Brown’s Watertown, Barber and Ilarmbr to Marietta. / From Medina, by Mallett’s Creek, Litchfield, PeDfield, Wellington Brighton, East Clarksfleld, and Hartlaod. to Norwalk (TO *S CONTHiCBD ] \ OL. 33—NEW SERIE&-—VOL. 9.—NO. 286 (gfttfrnl ffipfrtiflfmfntfl. NEW FALL GOODS—FULL SUPPLIES WILLIAM SHEAR HAS received from New York his Full Supplies ot Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, embracing a large and splendid Assortment, suitable for the Fall and Winter season, among which are— Rich fancy colored Silks of new and beautiful styes; Plain Black Silks,.in great variety of styles, and of superior quality ; Rioh Paris printed DeLaines aud Fane», all Wool Plains; Lupin’s colored white and blask Merinoes, and plain colored DeLaines; A very large Supply of smalt-figured, all-wool printed DeLaines, for children, of new anl beautiful styles; English and American Fancy Prints, in a great variety ot styles; Superior Scotch fancy Giugh&uis, of new and beautiful W inter styles; Elegant French Embroideries, embracing Ladies’ Collars, Chemizettes, Undersleeves and Hand kerchiefs, of new and splendid styles ; Ladies Black and Colored Cloth Cloaks and Tal mas of the latest styles; Ladies’ Rich Embroidered and Plain Paris Silk Velvet Cloaks; A large supply of Ladies,’ Misses’ and Children's Hosiery of the best make; Ladies and Gentlemon’s Superior Gauntlet Gloves ; Ladies’ and Missed Meaino and Silk Vests; Gentlemen's and Youth's Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Superior Welch, Gauze, Saxony and Silx Warp and Heavy Shaker Flannels ; Superior English Colored Flannels, for Ladies’ Sacks; English and American Canton Flannels, of extra quality ; A very large Supply of Mourning Goods, for Ladies’ use, of Superior quality ; Superior 12-4 Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens; Superior 8-4 and 10-4 Table and Damask Diapers, some of extra quality ; Rich Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, some of extra size; Scotch and Bird’s Eye Diapers, extra fine, for children’s wear; Heavy Scotch DiaperSj and Huckabacks, for Toweling; Superior Whitney and Merino Blankets of extra size and quality; Superior Crib Blankets. Also, a great variety o’ other seasonable articles suitable for Family and Plantation use. The public are respectfully inv itad to call and examine the assortment. ~yv ; S. especially solicits a call from his long continued friends and patrons, and assures them that no exertion cn his part will be wanting to [ supply them with the latest and most desirable styles of Goods, at the lowest prices. novß RICH DRY GOODS. "Cheaper than the very Cheapest." GRAY BROTHER’S —Beg to inform the public, that their Fall purchases this season have been UN usually largk, having been in the Northern markets over three months this Summer, where so many large auction sale? took place, offering de cided advantage to close purchases. We can con fidently say that our stock is much cheaper than the like quality of Goods could be obtained a few weeks later, when the great body of Merchants wont to market, our desire, owing to the very short season that we will now necessarily have, is to dis pose of this large stook independent of profits, and we may venture to say that we can offer as strong inducements as any of our neighbors., if not stronger. _ In our Dress Goods Room, will be found the richest varieties of the Season, such as— Elegant Moriantiguo Silks; Rich Satin, Striped do. Very Elegant Blaok Plaid do Small Stripe Plaids and figured. Rioh Brocade Plain Striped and Plaid, 50 cents per yard, worth 75 cents; Plain Black Silks all widths, very cheap; Black Plaid Watered and Brocade, new styles; White Silks and Satins; Figured, all Wool, French muslin Delaine, 124 ots. "Tuvins best Bombazine exceedingly low; Blaok Jatni se, a new and very desirable, all Wool Goods, for mourning; Black Alapaoas all qualities, some Very fine and low priced; Mantillas, Cloaks and Talmas of the very latest French styles, exceedingly cheap; Crape, Cashmere and Woollen Shawls; Embroideries of all kinds of the most elogant description; Ribbons for the Million, fine bonnet and neck, cents a yard, worth 20 cents. Calicoes and Ginghams, best styles cheap, Domestic Goods - f all kinds; Blankets and Kersey's unusually low, and a great variety of other articles to which we would res pectfully invite the attention of the public. nov2 GR AY BROTIIER’3. NEW CASH STORE. TllE subscriber would respectfully inform the of Georgia and South Carolina, that he is now in receipt of his supply of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, all of which have been pur chased for Cash, in the various Northern Markets; and as regards the prices at which they will be sold, it is unnecessary to say a word, as the reputa tion of GREEN’S Store, for being the cheapest in Augusta, is now firmly established. —always on hand— Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRT INGS, of various manufactories; Fronch, English aDd Amerioan CALICOES, from 6£ to 25 cents. GINGHAMS; MOUSLIN DeLAINES; CASHMERES; MERINOES; ALPACAS; BOMBAZINES; CANTON CLOTHS; Plain and Plaid White Cambric Jaconet, Nain sook and Mull MUSLIN; Plain, Plaid and Dotted Swiss MUSLINS ; LACES; EMBROIDERIES ; EDGINGS; Cambric and Muslin TRIMMINGS ; HOSIERY", of all kinds, &c. &e. —also — Particular attention paid to all kinds of Negro GOODS and BLANKETS, such as white and brown KERSEYS and PLAINS; heavy brown SHIRTINGS, at 6|c ; London Duffil and Macinau BLANKETS ; colored do,: SATTINETS ; KEN TUCKY JEANS, &c., all of which will be sold for cash, as low as in any Southern market. E GREEN, Brood Street, Augusta, Ga. Next door below Bones & Browns' Hardware Store. septß NEW FALL GOODS. Ll>. LALLERSTEAT, has received his-com plete Stook of Fal> and Winter Dry Goods and' offers at his old Staud, corner of Globe Hotel, a very large assortment of— Brocade, Striped and Plain Silks; Canton Checked Silks for children; Muslin DeLanos and Cashmeers: English and French Merinos, great variety. Lupins best Bombazines and Alpaccas; Needle W T orked Collars and Undersleeve ■; Do. Bands and Chemyetts; Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings; Gimps Fringes, and Buttons; Cloths and Cassimeres; Ladies and Gent’s Silk and Merino Vests; Furnature Dimity and Fringes, Table Linens and Towellings; Superior Dish Linen and Diaper; Red and White Flannel; Negro Blankets, great variety; Osnaburgsand Stripes; Kerseys and Ga. Plains. To which he invites attention. eov7 d6&©3_ NEW FALL AND WINTER HOODS. WARD & BURCH ARD are now receiving their Fall and Winter supplies of new and fashionable goods, among which will be found many novelties in dress goods, as well as a genera assortment of household articles. They ask attention to the following: Paris Sacque and Opera Flannels, new shade. American Sacque Flannels, Plain and ligued* Lupius superior Merinos, all colo s. Lupins Mus. deLains, Plain Figured, and Plaids. Lupins Black and CoCd Challies, and Alpacoa?. L ipins Black do Lairs and Bombazines- Rich Coloi’d Silks in Brocade, Plaids and Stripes. Superior Black Taffeta and Italian Silks, b 4 Silk Poplin 3 high Colors, Scotch Plaid 3. American de Lains and Cashmeres, all the new design, in Plaids, Stripes and Agues. Beautiful French and English Prints, Highland and Kogal Plaid Ginghams, French Cashmere de’Ecosge. Scotch Wool and Silk Checks for Miss. Saxony Welsh Silk Warp and American Flannels Embroideries, White Crape, Wool Plaid. Black Silk, Merino and Cashmere Shall?. Beride3 a largo stock of House Wife and servants goods. They respectfully ask those making their winter purchases to examine their goods Orders promptly and faithfully executed octlo J ftD l)ork Sbetitismiats. 0 ■ AMERIGAnWC ; Wgutta perghau 3\ COMPANY K VAnEW-YORkAV V7\^— y<*>/ aUTTA PERCHA WATER-PROOF GOODS Fair -*“<* * Goods. noan lEStltut8 ’ fov p 3\ r s. h T a 2 1 Com P an y* ™2 Broadway, and ljfl < Pino street, whoro may bo found GUTTA PERCHA GOODS, In groat variety far superior to any other Water- Proof (<oods in tho market, comprising many de sirable articles for export and country trade, con sisting, in part, of Coats, Cloaks, Pouehes, Overalls Leggins, Caps, Souwesters, Camp Blankets, Horse Covers, Cloths, Piano Covers, Fire Buck ets, Travelling Bags, Surgical Articles, Steam Packing and hundreds of other articles. These Goods are free from unpleasant odor very tenacious, pliable and elastic ; not injured bv fatty substances; and unlike India Rubber, will not decompose and become sticky. Are cheaper different from any other Gutta Percha made in this 9 country or Europe, and warranted to stand all cli mates. Certificates from persons who have tested* the Goods, may bo seen at the Store of the Company* 9 Terms liberal. Dealers are invited to examine these Good* be fore purchasing elsewhere. Orders executed to any amount at short notice. Caution.—Base imitations, made of varnished Ind’a Kubbor, are already being offered in the market. Therefore, purchasers should b«|r i» aind that all genuine Goods are stamped with trade mark of the Company. WILLI a M RIDER, Pres t. N. A.G P. 0, augl Je6m ffl Dll. EDWARD BLEKCKER’S STAMPEDE MIXTURE, For the Fever mud Ague and Ckagres Fever.wk Til K PRO PKIETO Kof this Medicine will state* without hesitation or fear of contradiction, * that the Stampedo Mixt *re has cured more per- ,5 sons, where it has been introduced, than any othorS medicine in use for the above d : soascs. This med- §8 icino has neither Arsenic or quinine in its compo. sition, all of the ingredients are of a perfectly*® healthy character and highly stimulating and in. 9 vigorating in their tendency. Persons while using % this medicine will not be affected by exposore to * water or a damp atmosphere no more than whon in their usual hoalth. Planters in sections of the J country where the Ague prevails, will do well to 1 adopt this medicine, as the patient is not obliged to lay by while undor ;reatment, and they may be assured of a speedy ire. The Proprietor could ; introduce thousands of certificates trom those of the highest respectability, but pr* ers saving to the Sick buy one bcttle and you vr have the infalli. ble proof in yourself. Full' 1 lections for its uaa accompany each bottle. For sale at the principal ruggists every where j wholesale orders must be aadressed MEAD & BLECKER, Sole Proprietors. 98 Broadway, New York. Agents —llaviland, Risley i Co., Augusta; S, S. Solomon A Co., Savannah; R. C. Carter. Colum bus; Simons, Ruff & Co., Charleston, lj iyl2 Formerly at No. 2, Nassau Street, SUCCESSORS TO THBIR FATHER, JORDAN MOTT, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 4 IN F,I N E WATCHES, JEWELRY Of»all kinds, and of tho latest Patters. —also Diamonds in Rings, Pins, Silver Ware, Ac., Ac. All of which will be warranted. P. S.—The best workmen only employed In Re nairs. dt&cly mayl4 NEW DRUG STORE. DR. J. M. HILL A CO., are offering, at their Store, the freshest and purest Stock of MED ICINES how in Augusta, and at as low prioes as the same articles ean bo purchased for in any es tablishment in the South. Physicians, Merchants and Families have a pledge that no artiolo shall leave tho store les3 pure than it came from the package of the Importer, as every article wa spected and purchased by the Senior partner of the , concern, an experienced practicing Physician. Paints, Oils, and Dyestuffs of every kind, to gether with a full assortment of fancy articles, con sisting in part of fine extracts of every description . J soapsjof every Variety and style, brushes for the teeth*nails, body and clothes, with many other articles too tedious to mention, Prescriptions put up with oare and dispatch,' every day and night in the week. Give us a oall, one and all, Broad street, Augusta, upper part of the city. dec 15 ~ john p7k¥llogg &, Co., IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, 4c., 44 Water Street, John P. Kellogg, 1 New York. Henhy L. Kellogg, > John N Squires. ) aprilS NOTICE. —On and after this data the undersign ed may be found at his store, Mclntosh street, next door South of Messrs. Bustin A Walker, every day, from half past 10 o’clock, until one o’clock and will be pleased to serve his friends to the best of his ability. M. W. WOODRUFF. octs * Forwarding and Gen’l. Com’sn Mer'oht. BATHTUBS. ~ ~~~ BATH TUBS, of every description, including the Plunge, Hip and Hat Bath, and a new ar ticle, which combines economy with comfort. It is the plunge or long bath tub to which is attached a small suction and force pump—capable of elova ting the water to a height of 8 feet, thereby afford ing the luxury of a Shower Bath, without extra expense cr trouble —it being so arranged that a person standing in the tub can elevate the water by means of the pump in a few seconds; it is so ar ranged as to be easily detached and thrown into the same small compass an ordinary bath tub would occupy, and as easily adjusted again for op eration. For sale by B. F. CHEW. july2s - J. I. SNIDER, FORWARDING AMD COMMISSION MIR CHANT, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. WOULD respectfully offer his services in the above capacity to his friends, and the pub lic generally. All goods directed to his care will bo forwarded promptly. Consignments of Bacon, Flour, Lard, Corn, Oats, and all kinds oi Country Produce solicited, and will receive strict attention. Charges reasonable. Liberal* advances made on consignments. 3m aug2 _ RICH CARPETS"aND CURTAIN MATERIALS. WILLIAM SHEAR HAS just received from New York a Large Supply of— English Brussels Carpets, (ts the best quality and of new and elegant styles. * English Velvet Carpets, of new and splendid stylos. Extra Three Ply, Ingrain and Venetian Carpets. Rich Chenille Rugs, to match the Carpets. Printed Crumb Cloths, in patterns and by the yard. * Rich colored I’amasks and DeLaites, for Cur tains. with Gimps and Tassels to match. Rich embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, and some at very low prices. Embroidered Muslin, for Curtains, by the yard. Window Shades of beautiful styles. superior Furniture _ Dimities and Fine Cotton i Gilt Cornices, Curtain Bands, and Brass and Plated Stair Rods. . .. , . , The Public are respectfully invited to call ■ j examine the assortment. n (UNITE MILLS FLOUR—Fresh Ground ;It and just received trem the Mills thia day. -, * 1 For Sale by GEORGE WJJSWIB v:A | nov 6 No. 1 Warren Block, , m