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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

TeIans--$1.5O per Year i'm Advance:
Tf8 UNDERSIGNED has commenced the pub
licatish of the "MElcs County TELEGRAPH on an
an enAged Sheet, containing TWENTY-EIGHT
COLUMNS of printed matter, on clear and beauti-
full tyre, and fine whitepaper. 1t is of the largest
class id filled with the choicest reading NATTER
literary, political and miscellaneous. Being de-
termfed to excel all our country cotemporaries we
80 siectng arrangements to make our paper all
chooI Newspaper ought to be.
Nl sfy ears ago paper was started in this place,
col phg about one third the matter of onr pre-
seut lpe. Six years ago we became connected
with and enlarged il to imperial size. A farther
enlars sent followed at the end Of two y5ars; and
SOW weSNtend to reach the maximum in newspa-
| per publising--by the issue Of alarge
Extra Double Medium Sheet,
With new pess, type, &c. We are determined
that no man lAthis region of country shall long
er have an exctk for Withholding his subscription
1t shall be made Indispensable to his comfort.
It's LITERARY Feature will be made up of
Tales, Essays, PoetrA &C., selected from the best
authors, in rich vaf@ty of subject and style.
The POLITICAL DSpartment shall be whig,
and nothing else. Belis&ng the whig party to
be the true party Of the Nountfy, It will be our
aim, in all cur efforts, to upld It's integrity and
promote its success in all its oSahizatons, Coun-
ty, State and National. WezsEall circumscribe
our course by no narrow views Of sectional advan-
tage, but shall discuss all questions in broad,
national and catholic spirit. We shll support
Whig principles, measures and men->-now and
always. 10y
THE AGRICULTURAL Department will de.
mand our special attention. The Farmer will
always find in its columns matter suited to his
business in life. All recent improvements in az.
ricultural implements, and discoveries in agrcul
tural and horticultural sciencewill be spread be-
fore them. ,rka
The NEWS Department we intend shah b,
without fault. BY means Of the Magnetic Tele
graph, we are enabled to give our readers the new
of the day, European and American, at least eigh
days beiore the they receive 1T in any eastern pa
per. And by the same agency we will be able t
give the = sf :
Eastern and westefn markets,
down to the hour Of going to press. In addition
to this, the HOME NEWS. and the LAWS 0I
OHIO, which are Of more Importance 70 the citi
zen than any other feature. We m,,h VIII
have been taking Eastern papers for yeais VIII
know no mo of home affairs, than though the
inhabited the Desert Of the Salt Lake. TAXI
YoUR OWN COUNTY PAPER. bss
a5- We put II at the lowest possible price
$3.50 in advance, OF $500 within the year. An
one.sending Us 10 good subsehben shall reesis
the paper one year gratis, sEsD ON roua NAM
Al ONCE. = n. r VAN HORN.
IL April 1881.
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1851. SPRING GOODS. 1851.

IN 3. EDWARDS has Just received from
~, the East large assortment Of new and de-
sirable Goods, which in addition to his previous
stock constitutes as large an assortment as can be
found in this region Of country. His articles are
of the best quality, and he win sell at very small
advance on eastern prices. Among his articles
may be founda large variety of DRESS GOODS,
consisting of 4s
Figured and Watered Dress Silks; 4.
Printed French Grenadines, Berages, Tissues, &c
Black, Green and Maroon French Merinoes; Nj
Black, Green, Mode and Maroon Thibet Cloths
Black and Fancy Alpacas;
Figured Plain and Barred Swiss Muslins;
A large assortment Of Printed Lawns, compri-
sing the newest styles;
French Printed Jaconets, Ginghams, &C.
With an assortment Of Worsted, Linen, and
Cotton Goods for Mems summer wear.
Together with a splendid assortment OF Prints ol
the newest and most desirable styles.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings;
ALSO-Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans
Tweeds, &C.
POmeroy, April II, 1851,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

GJsTE BEAurY Of Dr. S. d. Howc'ssatsoparilla
is this-it purifes the blood and prevents disease,
and cures those who are diseased like magic. It's
salss are fast increasing. See advertisement, and
try it for yourself and families.
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OUNTY LAND.--Por those who acrrea .,lj. |.

OUNTY LAND.--For those who seryea A.
the War Of 1912 with Great Britain or at,y Of the
Indian. have Received copy ofthe lite Act Of
Congress, passed September 49, 1850, granting
Bounty land, DC, and am prepared to procure
lands under the provisions of said.
Those desiring information concerning their
nights 70 lands can be informed by application TO
me- No change will be made except in cases pro
wing successful and in such charges will be reason.
J. CARTWRIGHT.
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Middleport Select School.

n ME Misses BAILY and MoLAIN respectfully in
form the citizens of Poineroy and vicinity
that they purpose opening aSelect School in Mid
dlepurt, on WEDNESDAY, April 49, 1851.
TUITION PER QUARTER OF TWELVE WEEKS:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metc, 81 10
Geography and English Grammar, Q so
Natural and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry,
History, Botany and Algebra, 90
Painting, French Embroidery, Wax Fruit, Wax
and Paper Flowers extra charge.
Due attention shall be paid to the morals Of the
pupils.
April II, 1851-n28w4pd
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4 HSAAC SAMUELS will take notice that a peti-
II ton was fled against him on the 18th day Of
April, 1851, in, the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Meigs county, Ohio by Jacob Smiley, and is now
,ending therein, wherein the said Jacob Shiley
demands partition Of the following real estate, viz
Section NOD, Town No I, Range No IA, and fIao-
ton No in Section No 10, Town No. Z, Range
No IA, in the Ohio Companys Purchase, in said
county; and that at the next term Of said c1uit
application fill be made By tho said Jacob Siilqy
for an order, that partition may be made Of said
premises r A PLANTSs
April AZ ksSte-a2Sw6 Atey for Petitioner.
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NUDGE NYE resumes the practice Of the Law.
eJ He will attend the Courts in Megs and Gallia,
and the other counties Of the (prcsenN eighth cir
cult, sprili 7n2Swtpd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

GAND's sAlRsgARAIREEK.A |. The
~ Agency Of this fnaDmparable medicine has
been established at the cheap cash drug store
where fresh supply can, be found as soon as the
propretos fill their former ORDERS While other
preparations of Sarsaparilla are fast sinking into
merited neglect this preparation has been steadily
advancing in popular favor, and is now the Sarsa-
parlla, not Of the day, but Of the age.
tt44 49t.sa T. p FIEMINC
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MUSTANla LININIENT.

We have just been informed, by letter, that
counterfeit Of this valuable Liniment made its ap-
pearance in Cincinnati; some time since. People
must be on their guard. The proprietor has but
one agency in Meigs county-that is at the cheap
drug store of J. p. FLEMING. 4
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RAI,STON & .STIyERS

WI TOULD INFORM their friends that they
wv have survived the fire, and are now hold
ing forth at their Warehouse ON Second street,
where they are receiving fresh stock of GOODS.
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and customers.
TO us that this is great time of need, as all are
acquainted with our misfortune. ga word to the
wise is sufficient"
April II, 1851--n28tf.
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cash AGAINST CKsEDIT. zllaaine
Nfadopted the Cash system. Iolieffothe citizens
generallya splendid opportunity Of realizing is.
advantages. Cash, should gjve y f.sssSset az
he fails TO ize; 1t being an uudeniable fact thal
no business can be conducted as cheap fof cIedit.
as cash, and no fair dealing man viii make dis.
tncton preiudieial to either, when Two classes If
customers are brought face 70 face
Therefore, in order to reward industry and ms
gality. have established 0SR PiAcK III. Poneroy
where you can save money by spending It at
dec12 50nol2, Il. B. SMITHS.
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Notice 10 hereby given % III parties inias
~ ested in the establishment Of the State ,oe,l
leading from Vinton in Gallia county to ALBANY m
Athens county, that the Commissioners of Mees
county will, on the fifth day Of June session, 1851
hear the parties in favor or against the establish
ment of said road; and the application for damages
OF any person or persons on account Of the loca
ton OF said road through his her or their lands.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
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GENTLEMEN,S DRESS 1sO0ns :.

HENTLEGEN'S DRESS GOODS
NIThe subscriber has just received and Is now
openeSt the fines. assortment of Gentlemens Dress
Goods to be found in the city of Poneroy which h..
offers to sell and make up when required into The
most fashionable garments, at the lowest priees.--
HIS stock consists Of the following articles
;, Black, Brown and Olive Cloths; Black, Doeskin,
pancy and Plaid Cassimeres; Black Satin; Brown,
Black and Steel Mixed Satinetts: Tweeds and
Jeans; Plaid Cravats; Black Italian Do: Fancy
Silk Neck Ties; Black Cloth Caps, Navy do; Net
Shirts and Drawers; Suspenders, &c. DC. s.
Don't forget the place-Brading's New Clothinr
Depot. WILLIAM BRADiNG
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Oticc-There will be a petition presented
! to the Commissioners of Megs county. at
their next session, praying for county road to be
laid out and established as follows:--Commencin
at lot No. in Danyille; thence north with the
middle line Of Section Is in Salem township, TO the
southwest cornerof Swesrengen's land; thence
northwest course to William Davis barn; thence
through said Davis land and F. Andrews land 70
the northeast corner Of said Andrews land, thence
through W. Haycock's land, keeping on the east
side of a certain run to widow Edmundson,s fence,
thence on the east side Of the run close 70 the hi
to intersect the road at James r. GrahalIs ash3Ie
- Anril II. IeAi r--n2RwAnd ---.- --.--.1--..'
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Extra Double Medium Sheet,

With new Pess, type, &c. We are determined
that no man iAthis region of country, shall long
er have an excuSe for Withholding his subscription
1t shall be made Indispensable to his comfort.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Auditors Office, April II, 1861 .--n2Sw4.
DIAPER HANGINGS.-The u,idcIxieneS
i has recently opened in connection with thd
Drug business choice selection Of Z 900 Pie
ces Of Paper Hangings. Also 400 on
and Paper Window Shades, consistinr
of Draperies, Arches, Landscapes ana those cf
the Chinese and Gothic orders.
The magnitude and variety Of the selection en-
ables him to sell at such prices as viii, without
doubt, hamOnize with the varied tastes 81 thIs
community. 24tf DARIUS REED,s
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~ Office Is hereby given, tA4i sl.. .Al.---....-
has been appointed andtrt tt,.'''.
!eior Oh the eslelepf Within Mct,ost; ~. !:
'icigs county, decd.
cALEB woon. Adh..
March "a, SSl .--iveaw9.
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octl0'50no3tf

POMerOy Select School.
Nhc Third Term of this School will com.
i mence on MONDAY, the 1ith day Of April
1851.
TUITION PER QUARTER:
Reading, Writing, Elementary Geography and Men
tal Arithmetic, SO 90
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Philoso-
.py, Chemistry and Elementary Algebra, 90
Book Keeping by Double Entry, Botany, />--->
Astronomy, Ancient Geography & Hisl
tory, Physiology and Geology, 46O
Rhetoric, Logic, Higher Mathematics and
the Greek and Latin Languages, s 90
No deductions will be made for absence except
in cases of protracted sickness, and no scholars
will be received after the first week of the tenn
unless theygo into classes already fomed.
Bord in private families from 81 so to 81 rs.
JAMES NJ. EVANS, Teacher.
Pomeroy, March 81, 1851.
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NV EST COLUMBIA SALT.--we
wv now have and shall continue to keep this
superior article of Salt for sale by the barrel or
er than the present prices ofothersalt M
@ 4y REED q BRO.
March 81, 1851.
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x.z TEA STORE.--rasing Just received
HS<H new supply Of that splendid TEA, nom
N Philadelphia, ] offer it ID the public with
renewed inducements. H. b. SMITH, Agent
jan9' 1885,
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CHURCHEs.

Protestant EpiscOpaI--f,ev. TnoHAs B.
DooLEY, Rector Services every Sabbath morning,
1t 10a O'Clock A fsaH
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GOAL STOVES.--The celebrated Enterprise
ONos. 1, 2 and 8. Call and see them. ut
~ SMITHS
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NrOceFies-A General Assortment of Prime
VI GROCERIES, for sale low by
april17 EDWARDS.
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Its LITERARY Feature will be made up of
Tales, Essays, PoetrS &C., selected from the best
authors, in rich vaf$ty of subject and style.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

~. teeI-A general assortment Of Cast, Shear,
y German and B Steel for sale by
april17 EDWARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

ELOUR from the Chesire Mill for sale at
Il SMITHS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

M EEDLE WROUGHT CAPEs, Cuffs
In Collars, Chemisettes, and Corded skirts, for
sale by april17 EDWARDS.
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niters and Half Caters Kid, Morocco, Calf
NJ and Kip Buskins, and Jenny Lind Ties.
Also, good assortment of Misses and Children's
Buskins, and Lace Boots, for sale at Y
april17 EDWARDS.
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OCHRE. -onIy5 cts. pr lb
IL at FLEMINGS.
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wv agOn-A new two hone WAGoN-well
wv ironed and complete mall particulars for
sale by aprill7 REED & BRO.
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y Turkeys some flrsliOs disturbances in
Sssinhd st6 tspSrisd, and his generallypFe..
sIed i'if 10. The rebellion win again break
On III lover Basiniq,, 1850 /.
y Sixty Polish and Hungarian refugees
have embarked, fof AmeFicss The resi- are
tsn q awreiched plight Gen. Dembinski had
.Irriyea ae'CobsIahtinople.
AladiG and China - The Ouch sea and
Ind forces have after much. difficulty routed
Abepirates of-the Indian archipelago, who
:bsi taken Aighdcross',lie country, leaving
xllfheafgo6ds behind. "
AnsirGlia.-Advices from Ulellbaum's,
= orr Philip, % Nov. 18th, represent the ui-
:. vllys Of The colony exceedingly prosperous.
misy,--The Roman correspondent Of the
lahboH Times. soys that the restoration Of
/ Illd John Russel's Cabinet has caused con.
slSEabIs annoyance TO the Pope and Cardi.
nals.y .''
The. Austrian troops in The Papul STATES
,ro said 10 have received considerable rein.
~ ,lceulenis.
: .iGsikia.--Alesier dated Vienna, March
lIpI says; Our charge dafEaires, Mr.. Nc.
Az. had arrived, and was very favorably
;;DlIsed By the Austr an minister.
a rninisierial announcement says that ar
tMgemeuis had been made with Prussia
lpihe question Of the Presidency in the
sImanic diet, and ,wo olhet powers will
bare The presidency Of the executive com
ai,iee. Z
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QED PhNS.--3 brls. Bed Pins Just recey-
Led and for sale by. H. B. SMITH, Agent
jan9'lS50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

KTERMIFUGES.-MLanes, Sellers, and
Y Fahnestock's only 20 cts. per bottle at
FLEMINGS.
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TREASURY DkrARrAxsG,
September IL, 1881.
sxpsdsn, better security q The public revenue
The the 9Th February 1880
in regard and iaechandse inc podse
likewise ARTICLES Of tor
egn origin which the import duties shall been paid
ported from one port Of As Limited States " announcer port "' w
following rules regulations paescbsd aad .tIic'
conformity herewith saioiasd upon snS Of hs
intended transported nom ANY port
port 6aes be conveyed o.
carried either the istbmus of Tehusnsepc inc ishmus
distinctly that law does mot suhof-
ice either drawback warehouse goods under bond Ds
leges Of the drawback and wsrebousing acts. . - ~,
must, Iadns board The
vessel a. the port Of hpmenl give at least y hours noue
describing goods and their place places Of depose
the collector will direct Inspector Of the customs
may goods securely corded lead
.esd thereto y said ossr 70 proven, the bales cases.
be paid BY the Of goods The inspector will make due
the collector describing tho Goods and the marks placed
Third Tdpicas invoices describing Of the bales
70 The collector nsnns Inc same outward
h section Of the statistical Of the 10Th February
ansst handed tho sppe another retained
tbs collector and the third deposited the once the
Of the United states which the goods 30 destined
United States and The production The the
invoice aforesaid tho COLLECTOR will direct due
officers port and where thse such
officers then BY ofc:r the revenue @ customs.
II tic s.rtasd nSoies required By Instructions.
good. are identical with hoss
permit he delivery he goods q the snsd
but satisfied on this point he win exact tbs appro
pirate duties ,... a1,u,,,,.,
octl- Secretary Of the Treasury.
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lust received from New York by the last packets .
j this city
boxes
SO do hrst quality Scotch behring's
600 lbs. New York smoked dry beef
10 chests hrst quality gunpowder and imperial teas
~ bbls. Nos. and mackerei
70 bags lava coffee
pipes old Marte brandy, imported in 1893
2Quarer casks OtaTd, Dupuy, b Co do
pipes Of the best old whiskey in Washington
June 26-1 JOHN A. DONOHO
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Notice 20 the Creditors OF Texas.


TREASURY DEP RrMxNr, March -, 1851.
THE having Of s legislature passed during
o4S 69 called the creditor Of the
their respective claims and Con
approved 9th September 1885, authorizing
millions i've stock 70 the said stas
millions OF said stock should not be issued
un tho creditor Of the Stats holding bonds and Other
Texas for which duties imports
Of the United States
United States for
Certificates in such forms shall be
by Secretary Of the Treasury and approved by the
Prssde Of United Now In order that this depart
imports pledged, the holders Of oil
required ale the amount and description OF them
the LIST of October and
United Of their respective claims
which has been approved BY the President
staes pursuance of tho above Of the 9th
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas by Congress- approved sepsmbcrs 1880
dollars i've cent stock 70 30 paid 70 the State
ve millions OF said stock shall be issued until
holding bonds and other certhcatcs Of
for which duties imports were specially pledged
OF the United States releases Of all
for account OF said bonds
whereas the undengned creditor the State
certificates stock Of Texas the BEL and for which
the said specially pledged
Here describe bonds cerrhcses.
Now complying with The provisions OF said
good valuable consideration hereby TO the
United States Ill claim law equity against hem for on
account (bonds certincates) above described
Witness my hand and seal at - =, this 10y o.
1851.
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FormJo bid ,1hsre no charge from adssvtisema
plated BY he bidder.
[signed.l


The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No. DO accepted BY the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to the ls day of
July next into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient suretles
Dated (Signed by two guarantors.l
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From the post Office Ksn,on the Railroad Depot on
No. lO2Sl ninety rods three times week and back
route No TO- l60. mile, twice daily except Sunday
From tho poet Office at Lebanon and Deer6eld Village to
the Railroad Depot No. 1884 i've mics
daily except Sunday,
From The post office at Mount Holly to the Railroad Depot
on route No 1925, three miles, three times week and
back.
From the post Office at Mount Vernon to the Railroad
Depot on route No. 0l67 hundred rods, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Mount Glead to tho Railroad De-
pot on route No. l0l6O ono and half miles, twice daily
From the post Office at Milford to the Railroad Depot
route No. l0,264, half mile, daily except Sunday
From post ONCE at New Haven TO the Railroad Depot
No 1885, thresourths Of me twice daily ex-
cept Sunday.
From the post Office at Omstead the Railroad Depot on
route No. TO- I6O mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Shelby the Railroad Depot on
No. lOl6O, thee-ourhs Of mile, twice daily except
Sunday.
Depot route No 1885, half mile, twice daily except
Sunday.
From the post Office at Tin the Railroad Depot on
route No. 10 234, half mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Toledo TO the Steamboat Landings
twice daily, oen required during tho season OF
navigation.
route No. 1884, one hundred and thirteen rods six times
week.
From the post Office at Utica to the Railroad Depot on
route No. 1885, niney-fvs rods, twice daily except
Sunday. .I
From tho post Office Waynesvillc tho Railroad De-
pot on route No. lO264 halfa me twice daily except Sun
day.
on route No aus michigan rsiro.dD twice daily.
From the post Office West Liberty to the Railroad De-
po, No. 1924 hreefourhs Of mile, twice daily
except Sunday
From tho post Office at Westfeld tho Railroad Depot
on route No l0l6O and half miles, twice daily OK
cept Sunday.
From tho post Office At Twinsburg the Railroad Depo,
route No. 1885, and half miles, three times
week and back.
From the post Office at Franklin Mills 10 the Railroad
Depot No. 10, 1885, six times week. three and
half miles
From the post Office Worthngon to the Railroad Do
pot No. 10, l60 mile, daily except Sunday
From the post Office Delaware TO the Railroad Depot on
route No. H. l6O, and half miles, daily except Sunday
FormJor bid .ohsre no ehags from advertisement eonle
plated BY Tie bidder.
Tor we a. tho case may boy [here write tho name
full Of there state the residence resdcnces
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No.
from to ofen a. the Postmaster Generals
advertisement for proposals the same dated September
g. 1851 requires tho time stated in the schedules
tanned in such advertisement and by the following mode OF
conveyance, wit: There state how il to be conveyed
for the annual Of here write out the in words At
full length.
Dated (Signed.l
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CHARLES DE sELDNG having been appointed the
i've Of The States OF New York. California and the
United States and Of Territory Of Minnesota
take the acknowledgment of decds kc onss
the citizens Of Washington and elsewhere
I4-2aw
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Form Of Certificate.

Of record the may be) cer6es that he II well
qusnted with the above guaantor and their property and
that they Of property and able TO make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Sgned
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UE2 rI0DS Of Ctvt1isattOmg or, the s,n.scchiesL
tory. rsisiona, ssthedca, POLITICAL arc p frses
n s. : %,s;.@- ID iis:"sis% ,aAscrr'
Juns ~ 1858