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The Pony express line ran from St. Joseph Mo. To Sacramento Cal. There were 190 stations on the line. The first express left St. Joseph on April 3 1860 and arrived at Sacramento ten days later. Message from New York were telegraphed to St. Joseph, carried by pony express to Sacramento and telegraphed from there to San Francisco

 

 

 

 

 

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