Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 5.djvu/142

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In Florida.In Florida.—From Marianna to Daleville, Alabama. From Marianna to Saint Josephs. From Pensacola, by Florida town, Pittman’s ferry, to Campbelltown.

In Arkansas.In Arkansas.—From the mouth of Arkansas river, via mouth of White river, Helena, and mouth of Saint Francis, up the west bank of the Mississippi river, to Greenock, and the county seat of Mississippi county, to New Madrid, in Missouri. From Pine bluffs, by Cabean’s, to Monroe, in Louisiana. From Columbia, Ecore a Fabre, to Washington, in Hempstead county. From Batesville, by Clinton, to Lewisburg, and from Clinton, by Glass’s village, to Dardanelle, in Pope county. From the county seat, in Izard county, to Dardanelle, and from thence, by the county seat of Scott, to Zebulon, county seat of Pike, and thence to Washington, Hempstead county. From Washington to Miller court-house, and from thence on the south side of Red river, to Lafayette court-house. From Carrollton to Springfield, in Missouri.

In Missouri.In Missouri.—From Columbia, by Roacheport, Boonville, and Jonesboro, to Lexington. From Columbia, by Younger’s mills, Paris, Richard Sharp’s, to Palmyra. From Jefferson city, by Versailles, Benton court-house, Equality, Springfield, to Carroll court-house, in Arkansas. From Benton court-house, by the county seat of Rives and Allensville, to the county seat of Van Buren, and from thence by the county seat of Johnson to Saint Helena. From Jefferson city to Waynesville. From the county seat of Crawford, by Massey’s iron works, to Union, in Franklin county. From Greenville to Castor, and thence by Johnson’s, in the West prairie, to the Grand prairie, in Stoddard county. From Caledonia, in Washington county, by Van Buren, in Ripley county, to Jackson, in Arkansas Territory. From Jonesboro, by Arrowrock, to Fayette. From Saint Genevieve to Farmington. From the county seat of Morgan to the county seat of Pulaski. From Springfield to the county seat of Barry. From Keytesville to Compton’s store, on Grand river. From Fulton, by James Harrison’s, in the Grand prairie, to Paris. From Jefferson city to Columbia. From Columbia, by Rock mills, to Nashville, in Boon county. From Jefferson city, by Portland, to Loutre island. From Huntsville, by the county seat of Shelby and Cooper’s settlement, to Monticello. From Fulton, by Portland, to Mount Sterling. From McMurtry’s, in Callaway county, by Thomas Harrison’s, in the Grand prairie, to Huntsville. From Johnson court-house, by Blackwater settlement, to Lexington. From Hannibal, by Florida, Paris, and Huntsville, to Fayette. From Louisiana to Atlas, Illinois. From Old mines, in Washington county, by the Rich woods and Virginia, to Union. From Benton to Commerce. From Bowling Green, by Bandurant’s and Cove spring to Florida. From Bolivia, by the cross roads, to Fredericktown. From Monticello, in Lewis county, westwardly, to Sandy Hill. From Richmond to Compton’s store, on Grand river. From Liberty to Plattsburg. From Helena to Benton court-house. From Columbus, Kentucky, by Benton, Jackson, Fredericktown, Farmington, Caledonia, seats of justice of Crawford, Pulaski, and Pettis counties to Blackwater, and thence to Independence. From Boonville, by seat of justice of Pettis county, to the seat of justice in Johnson county. From Springfield to Pulaski court-house, Crawford court-house, Massie’s iron works, to Union. From Jefferson city, by Mt. Sterling, to Crawford court-house. From Castor to Greenville. From Castor, by Grand Prairie, in Stoddart county.

In Wisconsin.In Wisconsin.—From Macomb, county of McDonough, Illinois, by Burlington, to Mount Pleasant, Desmoines county. From Racine, on Root river, by the outlet of Lake Koskenong and Mineral point, to Cassville. From Richlandtown to Burlington, thence to Monmouth, Illinois. From Milwaukee to the outlet of Lake Koskenong. From Galena, via Sinsinawa mound, Sinsinawa post office, Gibraltar, Van Buren, Cassville,