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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16
Notice..

Notice.
TDWARD MCDONALD, Ag't. Successor to
% Mcdonald 4 Lyons Richmond, Va, would
most respectfully inform his friends and the mem
bers of the various Orders in North Carolina, that
he is prepared to manufacture every description of
Regalia including JEWELS, SEALS, EMBLEMS,
COSTUMES, BANNERS, U. S. FLAGS, &C., &C.
together with every article required in the Lodge
Room.
Particular attention will be paid to the manufac-
ture of Banners for Divisions or Lodges.
Jewels for D. G.. w. P.'s sentby mail to any part
of the State, price, with postage prepaid, 81 81.
Seals engraved to order and sent by mail. An
experience of six years in the Regalia business, in
the City of Richmond, and a connection with most
of the Orders, will enable the subscriber to ensure
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Prices will be as low as those of any other Es-
tablishment North or South.
Style and color viii be in strict accordance with
the prescribed rules of the various Orders.
Address ED. MCDONALD, Agt,
Regalia & Banner Manufacturer,
Jan. "a, 1854. [22-6m] Richmond, Va.
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B CmoGm.- Temperance aS tfnnap ddlehIp 0sbs paper.
Spirit Of tge &c. 8dsigg, NortB O.
TEACHER.

"ANTED a lady Of experience and well quail
w fled to aid i~g the English department OF
Edgeworth Female Seminary.
Apply to RICH'D STERLING,
42-6t Greensboro, n. G.
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March IA, 1S5.
Land for sale in Johnston County,

9 miles north of Smithfeld, on the road from Ra-
leigh to Goldsboro'; 1900 acres, with a good
dwelling house and all necessary out houses, a
barn with stables attached for a large number of
horses and cattle a commodious granary 46 by
80 feet. The upland is equal to any in the vicin-
ity; about 200 acres of low-grounds, 20 acres
clearedin the last 5or6 years, are equal ifnot supe-
rior to any in the county. A cropof newly cutT ur-
pentine boxes, for six hands. There is also an ap-
pie orchard of 800 trees, choice selection, just be-
ginning to bear, and a peach orchard of 1000 trees,
of an equally good selection, and a fine nursery
l will also sell q good stock of hogs, sheep, cattle
and horses, wagons, carts, household and kitchen
furniture. Persons wishing to purchase will do
well to call and examine
June 10, '54. [41-tf] LAZARUS. PEARSON.
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LOUISBURG COACH FACTORY.

No oANO
MARRIAGES have become so w
Questionable that it has been pre-GSJ@
dicted by some, if war should ever0H00
visit our shores again, they would be tested
even then, for the purpose of dealing out death
into the ranks of our enemy. Whether or not
however, / am determined that my establish
ment shall be well represented in the way of
Coaches, four and six passenger Rockaways,
taper patent and half patentaxle Buggies, with
and without tops, aud Sulkys ofsuperior finish.
My stock at present consists of general assort-
ment of the above named Vehicles. filter hav-
ing a lifetime experience in the business, and
keepi g no body in my employ bat the best
workmen the country can afford, l deem it I'M
necessary to say anything in its behalf, for it
requires nothing but a glimpse at it to satisfy
any man that it is capable of doing its own puff
fling.
Persons wanting a Carriage who cannot con.
venIently come to my establishment, can have
it sent to their house for inspection. if desired
Old work will be taken in exchange for new,
at reasonable prices.
| also keep on hand HARNESS of all quail.
tiles the principal part of which is put uE
under my own supervision. I ask nothing but
a trial to insure satisfaction, for my prices will
be as moderate as the times will admit of
while my work will contribute pleasure to til,
eye, comfort and ease to the body, and deligh
to the mind.
Repairing of all kinds done with ~neatnes
and dispatch. All work warranted.
J. J. MINATREE.
Louisburg, N. c., June "a, 1854. 43-tf
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JNo. RowLETT, HENRY C. HARDY, D. A. wEIsIGER
ROWLETT, HARDY & CO.,
G o m m i ssiOn M erchan 8,

PETE SB UR "a.
Strict personal attention paid 10 consignments of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, COTTON, dc.
FARMERS SUPPLIED WITH
Double, Single, Sub-Soil, and Hillside Ploughs,
Gedde's and other Harrows, Cultivators, Wheat
Drills, Reapers, Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes,
Threshers, Railway and Lever Horse Powers, BAN
borough's, Smelair's, Grants, and other Fan Mills,
Straw Cutters, Hominy Mills, Corn and Cob Crush
ers, and Agricultural Implements generally, at
Manufacturers prices.
Peruvian, Government GuanO.
Lubec Ground Plaster in 500 lbs. Tierces, Thorn
aston and Washington Lime, Bone Dust, &c.
Glover, Timothy, Orchard, Millet, Herds, Ken
lucky Blue and other Grass Seeds.
SOLE AGENTS IN PETERSBURG FOR
MaeGregor's Agricultural Cauldrons,
The bestiarticle of the sort in use, consuming very
little fuel and requiring but little attention-sizes
Is, %, SO, so, 80 and 120 gallons.
DeBurg's Super Phosphate Of Lime,
in bags of $50 lbs. at $45 per ton.
THE ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS OF EMERY & CO.
j. A. FAY q Co.'S Boring, gennoning, Hortising,
and Sash Moulding Machines.
NOW IN STORE-SO0 barrels Thomaston and
Washington Lime.
rs Orders filed with care, and at the lowest
market rates ~@ "A
SOMETHING NEW.
THE undersigned has opened a general
Auctioneering and Commission Business en-
East Street, opposite the Farmers Bank, and
any goods or produce entrusted to him will be
sold as directed. Merchants, farmers and deal.
ers in any business will find it to their advan.
tage to avail themselves of the above arrange
meat.
Your attention is particularly desired. AM
encouragement thankfully received.
WILLIAM E. EDWARDS
Greanshoro March 81 1874 S1-6n
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

STILL ALIVE AND TRYING TO PLEASE!
QAHE Subscriber is still carrying on the manu-
4 factory of Tur0entine and Brandy Stills
in all its branches, and ~flatters himself that by
the long experience and practice and the large
number of Stills he has made he can and will
give satisfaction, and please all who will give
him a call. He also is prepared to do all kind
of work in Copper, Brass, Iron and Steel.
He has also on hand at present 13 of the very
best Turpentine Stills, Caps, Arms and Worms
good notes. He also will warrant the Stills in
durability, workmanship and materials. He
also offers any who can make a better Turpen-
tine Still than the Subscriber $500, also the
price shall be at least 5000 less than any other
mandatory. Gentlemen, bear in mind that
was the first man who suppressed the Northern
manufactures from treading on your cOrns.
T46-3m7 JOS WOLTERING
MOTICE! NOTICE.! NOTICEl!!-Thost
III who ore going North to buy their stock o
Edge Tools and want a good article, will do wei
to call on the subscriber, who is now mauutac
turing all kinds of Edge Tools, such as Gu!
and Turpentine Axes, Hackers, Broad Axes
Hatchets, Drawing and Croweling Knives, Foo
Adze, Cooper's ADJ, Hammers and many 9th
err articles too tedious to mention.
T46-3m.1 JOS. WOLTERING.
TNFE COME AGAIN Hardware 4! Hard
Wv ware! ! At REDUCED PRICES, also. Jail ant
Store door Locks warranted not to be pickeC
nor broken open, his own manufacture; Isl
Barn, Smoke-house and Mill Locks, all at re
duced prices. Come and see. Guns, Pistol:
DC, DC. JOS. W~OLTERING.
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PREMIUM COTTON GINS.

PREMIUM COTTON GINS.
FNHE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
4 the sale of the celebrated Cotton Gins, patented
by Samuel Griswo.d, Esq, of Georgia.
These Gins are surpassed by none, and have
taken the Premium at several Fairs where they
came in competition with others of acknowledged
merit. Being furnished with water boxes, they are
notliable to take fire, and in this respect are su-
perior to all others.
Price two dollars and a half per saw.
These Gins are warranted to work well, other
wise they may be returned. Gut Of thirty sent out
by me to planters in Carolina last fall, noue have
failed to give satisfaction.
Persons wishing to purchase or examine, will
find some of these Gins at my warehouse.
JOHN 3. ODOM,
[37-12m.] Norfolk, IL Fayette Street.
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DIR -STaSNEEA
laASEllSl gSISlSEIN

4 remedy for Coughs, Colds, CatarrA, BrOuchiti,. Crov..
NnooP1ng cough, asthma, Consumption, Nervous Dis
eaSeS, OysPegsta, Costtreness, ErysipeLds, Disease of
te Heart, Inflammation and Pam IN me Chest. RarE ngd
SIDE, and all diseases arising from a deraHgea STATE of he
Stomach, and to retieUe the distress and BAD feeEng fre1
eating too hearty food, in Ueak and dyspepac k15its.
WARRANTED 10 BE PURELY VEGETABLE
These Pills act as an ExpectOrant Tonic, and Anerient-
One - cent box possesses three times more power Ia cure
diseases than a one dollar bottle of any Of the Svruns
Baisams, or sarsaparillas that was ever made, and a sim,
pie nial OF only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote Expectoration, Loosen fhe
EhIegm, and Clear the Lungs and other
SecretOry organs OF all morbid matter.
and there is not another remedy in the whole Materis
Medica capable of impaTting such healing properties 10
me Lungs and Vital Organs as these Pills. They
Cure COsttveMess, d a good, regular
Appetite, and Strengthen the System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing IS doses Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents Who sell the Pills, and get the
Planters Almanac GRATIS, giving full particulars and Ger
:ihcates of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills are for sale ia
every town and village in North q South Carolin
For sale by WILKINS & HAYWOOD.
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MFRS. ]. woLTERING keeps constantly
4A on hand Confectionarys and fancy Goods,
also family groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar, Mo,
lEsses, Tea, Rice, Bacon, &C., &c.
China and glass ware. Como and see.
WILHELMINA WOLTENING.
Raleigh, July IA, 1854. 46-8m
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COTTON GINS
THE BEST MADE IN GEORGIA.

THE BEST MADE IN GEORGIA.
BOVE 200 of which were sold in North Caro-
N DINA last year.I EGriswold's Gins run lighter,
pick faster and make as good link as any saw gins
ever made. Enquire of so men in the acounty of
Edgecombe who use Griswold's water box gins
They will tell you that they are preferable to all
the gins known to them, and There are several kinds
from Georgia used there.
Mr.. John s. Brown, of Pitt county, N. c., has
one with only 40 saws that has picked at its ordin-
AIRY speed, 100 pounds of seed cotton in Z minutes
and 6 seconds, which is more than 5000 pounds in
ten hours.
MI. Benjamin May, of the same county, has a
forty saw gin that has picked 200 pounds of seed
cotton in Is minutes and stopped once during the
time. He picks easily 1900 pounds of link per
day. Il"
Mr.. Eaton Cobb, of E~dgecombe, picks 400 lbs.
in 80 minutes-gin with 40 saws.
Mr.. Levi Dawson, picked 800 pounds seed cotton
in % minutes.
These water box gins will last as long again as
any others, as they never heat, and consequently
never wear the journals.
Griswold's are the only fire proof gins.
We guarantee our gins if any man wishes it, to
surpass any gin made under the same. c~ircumstan-
ces, i. Q. in the same house by the same gear and
steam.
We have never sent a 40 saw gin TO N. c.. that
will not pick with good gear and team 400 pounds
of seed cotton in 80 to 35 minutes-in factwe make
no other. 'r.s
The Agent for North Carolina and Virginia lives
at TarborO', N. c., and is A. M. ROCKWELL.
Tarboro', July 20, 1854. Aim
A GOLD PEN WORTH BUYING!-Palmer y
IA Ramsey, are receiving A. W. Rapp's Gold
Niche Pen, sole Agents for Raleigh, N. G. They
are decidedly the best Gold Pen made-they write
with the greatest ease, and also q freedom of the
hand not heretofore attainablo. The Pens are al
warranted.
New Jewelry just received from the North; new
style Mosaic, &c.
Lamps for Center Tables and Passages.
PALMER & RAMSEY.
Raleigh, June 5, 1854. 40
NOTICE.-A frst-rate Coach and Buggy Trim
IN mer wanted, tor which constant employment
and the best wages viii be given.
w. D. KIRKSEY.
Pittsboro', N. c. June 5, 1854. 4O-t
d oCKBRIDGE ALUM wATER.-Having Il
~ Agency for the sale of this valuable medicine
water, we are now prepared to furnish it by the bal
rel, half barrel or gallon. Pamphlets containing tn
Analysis and certificates of cures may be had o
application to the subscribers.
WILLIAMS g. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, June II, 1859. AZ
MFRS. J.. woLTERING keeps constant
A on hand Confectionarys and fancy Goods
also family groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar, M
lEsses, Tea, Rice, Bacon, &C., sc.
China and glass ware. Come and see.
WILHELMINA WOLTENING.
Raleigh, July IA. 1854. 46-8m
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NOTICE.-A frst-rate Coach and Buggy Trim
IN mer wanted, for which constant employment
and the best wages will be given.
w. D. KIRKSEY.
Pittsboro', N. c.. June 5, 1854. 4O-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
INSTRUCTIONS
is to Special Post Office.

Pnstmasters and bidders will par ticularly no
tice that the service to special offices differs
tirely from that on the regularly numbered
routes in this respect, that The contractors pay
must be derived exclusively from the net pro-
ceeds of tie office supplied, ,oitAsn a certain
sum, to be named by him; that
the excess of net proceeds, if any, beyond
such sum, must be he'd by the postmaster, SUD-
jest to draft of this Department.; and that if the
net proceeds fuU short of the amount Of The bid
or agreement. the deficiency cannot in any case
BE- supplied by this Department.
Postmas'ers are cautioned against employing
carriers, and paying over the proceeds of their
offices without special authority from this De
paritnent
Existing contracts and arrangements are to
cease on the Both June, 1854, and new contracts
must be made, TO take effect on the LIST july
1854
If no bids be made under this advertisement,
no named as contractor by the postmas
ter at spec,ai office before the LIST of July, 1854,
such Office will be reported for discontinuance.
When change of contractor becomes neces-
sary, the fact should he promptly reported, with
the reasons therefor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplying the follow
ing Offices in Iowa, for the net proceeds of the
same respectively, limited to q sum TO be named
in the proposal in each case:
Argo from Charlton, l25 miles, once week
Bells Ridge from Wn;ersett, ii miles, once
4 week
Big Mound from Bonaparte, 9 miles, once a
| week.
Chatham from Cedar Falls-miles, once a
week.
Cincinnati from Centrevi lie, 10 miles, once q
week.
Concord from Grand View, miles, once a
| week.
| Copper Creek and Sterling from Sabula, 9
| miles, once week.
Cotton Grove from Agency City, 81 miles,
once a week
| Council Bluffs and Traders Point from Aus
tin, o2 miles, once week
Denmark from Fort Madison, s miles, twice a
| week
| Eden from West Union, 4 miles, a
| week.
Fl Dorado fcm West Union, 5 miles. once
week.
| Egin from Iyrie, 6 miles, once week.
Florence from Council Bluffs, 8 miles, once a
week
Forestville from Collins Grove, u niles, once
| a week,
CASTOR (See Osage)
Grand River from Princeton, 90 miles, once
| a week
Greenville from La Grange, a. miles, once
week
Haw!eysvi!!e from Ncdaway, 2 miles, once
week.
Hopkn:on from Bowers Prairie, s miles once
a week
iconium from Cen,revlIIe, 10 miles, once
week.
lndianola and Some rset from Fort Des Moines,
% miles, once Il week
kirkviIle from Fountain Springs, 5 miles, once
week.
Kossuth from Yellow Springs, 8 miles, three
times week.
Lovelia from Abba, Q miles, once a week.
Lycurgus. tSee Makeeo
Magnolia from Council Bluffs, 30 miles, once
week
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NOTICE

&c. WEATHEaBY & Co. VS. Guy B. MoRRIsoy & MANY r
MORRISON.
To the said defendants, greeting:
VOU will please take notice thar there is now IN file
i in the Clerks office of the District Court within
aud for Dubuque County, and State of Iowa. petition
by the sad Plaintiffs, claim of the of Fifty
two 3l00 dollars account of goods sold devered
to Mary E. Morrison of said defendants that said ne
ttpn VIII be heard at the March of said Court to
be held IN Dubuque County and State aforesaid on the
fourth Monday in March, 4 1854 where Won will a n
pear and show cause, if any You may have why judc-
nent should not be rendered against you or default will
De entered, ana judgment rendered thereon.
j. T.. WEATHERBY & DO.
By LOWELL & COVEL, their Att'ys
Dubuque, Feb. Is, 1854. wtmarS3
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Divorce.
DISTRICT COURT, DUBUQUE COUNTY.
CHRISTINA SMITH VS. JoBS SM,ru

CHRISTINA SMITH JOHN SMITH,
To John Smith, Defendant
11NHE Sheriff of Dubuque County, having returned tho
original notice in this cause Not found,o YOU are
hereby notified that there is on file in the Office Of
the Clerk of Dubuque county, petition of Christina
Smith, under oath, against you praying divorce and
dissolution OF the bonds of matrniony now existing
betweenyou, on the ground Of wifu deserion for more
than the space of year, and for the care and nurture
OF her child, and that unless you appear and answer
thereto before said Court before tine first day OF the
next term OF said Court the fourth Monday of March,
next default will be entered and decree rendered
as prayed for. BENZ. RUPERT Cl,k dis Court
HEMPsTEAD & BuRT. Pllf's Attys. Dubuqu CO.
Dubuque, Feb. %, 1854. w4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

To WILLIAM RANpALL:-SIR, You hereby noti6-
ed that there file in The office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Dubuque County. petition of
Mary Randall, praying to be divorced from the said
William Randall ,on the ground of hahtuaI drunken
to which he became addicted after their marriage
and the ground that the parties live in peace
and happiness, and that their welfare requires sepa
ration between them, and that you appear aud
answer thereto, before The the gu day of arch
next being the second day OF the March term ST. Of
said Court, Judgment and decree viii be rendered
against you thereon. ~
CLARK & BISSELL, Attorneys
Dubuque, Feb ODD, 1854. diva for Pi'f.
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Makee and Lycurgus from Lansing, Is miles

Makee and Lycurgus from Lansing, Is miles,
once a week.
Mantua from Abba, miles, once a week
Marysyille from Centre Point, 7miles once
week.
Monterey, (See Wells Mills)
Moravia from Unionv;ile, 10 miles, once a
week.
Mormon Hill from Timber Creek, Is miles,
once week
Mount Hope from Cofin's Grove, 6 miles,
once a week.
Nantrll from Cedar Falls, 10 miles, once a
week.
Northheld from kossu,h, miles, once a
week
Nottingham from Drakevile, u miles, once
a week.
Usage and CASTOR from Linden, 81 miles
once week.
Panther Creek from Millville, 10 miles, once
a week.
Pelnora from McKny,-miles, once a week
Peru from Wintersett, 10 miles once We
Pierce from Cobb, 5 miles, once a week.
Pilot Grove from West Point, g. miles, once
| a week.
Pleasant Grove from Dodsevillc, miles, once
a week.
Portland from Business Corner, miles, once
q week.
Port Louisa from Grand View, miles, twice
| a week.
Prairie Grove from Occola, miles, once
week.
Quincy from Johnson, Is miles, once week
Rockingham (See West Buffalo)
Rossvlle and Velney from Monona, 12 miles
once week.
week.
Salina from Fairfield, Smiles, once week.
| Savannah from Bloomfield miles, once a
week.
| Somerset (See Indianola.)
| Sterling. (See Copper Creek)
Strawberry Point from Sodamvile, 81 miles
once week.
Sweet Land from Muscatine,6 miles, once a
week.
Traders Point. (see Council Bluffs)
Volga City from Elkador, 10 miles, once a
Volney. (See RossvIlle.) Iweek.
Wahaghbousy from Coonville, miles, once
| a week. :,
Weeping Willow from Bloomfield, miles
| one" a week.
Weiss Mills and Monterey from Bloomfield
| 20 miles, once week.
| West Buffalo and Rockingham from Daven.
port.-mles aud back, six times week.
Wes,fed from nlyria, A J miles, once week
Wexford from Bunker Hill, l6 miles, once
week
week. -, ,.;, ,noo
| a week. , ,,;,os
White Oak Point from lndiano'a, Q miles
| once a week % ,,;,o,
Winterse,t from Fort pes Moines, ~ miles
| once a week.
| Yankee Grove from Upton, 10 miles, once
week.
| Form for q bid ,ohere no change from adrertise-
ment is contemplated by the bidder.
! Tor we, as the case may be,) There write
| the name or names in full of here state the
residence or residences,l hereby propose to car
ry the mail on route No IRON 10
as often as the Postmaster General s ad-
ver,isement for proposals for the same, dated
January 9, 1854, requires, in the time stated IN
The schedules contained in said advertisement
and by the following mode of conveyance, to
wit: There state how it is to be conveyed, fol
the annual sum of There write out the sum in
| words at full length1
Dated [Signed
| *The words with due celebrity, certainty
and securitv " inserted here, will consulate the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Du1uuuc City Mills,

Corner Sd aud Water streets,
IIAvE constantly on hand, Superfqe and Family
IL Flour, warranted prime article, at wholesale OF
retail.
will deliver -four tree of charge within the limits
of the city.
Wanted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, for which
will be at market prices Inferior, srunk
spilled wheat not purchased.
April, 80, 1851. " NADEAU ROGERS CO,
I x TONS assorted Iron, for saleby
~ Nay 10 GILLIAN & EMERSON
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ENOUGH FOR ALL!

EN}TO all who may wish to purchase any thing in he
ESR above line, we invite them to call and examine
the largest and best sariey brought to This city,
which offer at Wholesale Retail, at lower prices
than the quality has been sold at in this market
Having fitted up expressly for the above business,
and enerde largely into that branch of trade feel con-
fdent that we can offer inducements all no may favor
us witt a call. GILLIAN & EMERSON.
Dublue June 9th 1853 daw-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

The undersigned undertake that, it the tore
going bid for carrying the mail on route NO
be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shall, prior to the list day OF July
next, enter into the required obligation to per-
form the service froposed, with good and suih
Gent suretles.
Dated GSigued by two guarantors !
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

40 Cans of fresh OYSTERS and sARprSEs, just re
# " ceived and for sale by
Oct. Sd. n ". DESCRIBES
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Form Of bid for SUPPLYING Special Post Otto

of I,
county Of State OF :. >
hereby propose to supply the special post once
at with mails from as often as
the Postmaster Generals advertisement tor pro-
posas for the same, dated January 9, 1904, re-
quires, agreeabiy to the provisions OF the Attn
section OF the act of March 3, lo2o-tha, IS, al
a compensation TO be derived exclusively from
the net proceeds of p2stages collected at salu
special office, including the postage on letters
and papers seat prepaid by stamps, ana not TO
exceed the sum of dollars per
anuuin.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Enrn, Of Certificate.

The undersigned postmaster, Judge, or clerk
of court of record, as the case may be,) cer'i
fies that he is well acquainted with the above
guaran ors and their property, and that they are
Of property and able TO make good 'heii
guarantee.
Dated [Signed.]
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Form of u Guarantee.

*The words "with due celebrity, certainty
and security" inserted here, will consulate the
bid a STIR bid