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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

In addition TO the foregoing premiums,
the following committees to Judge of unenu-
merated articles, will award premiums at
their discretion on any and every Crop, An
imal, Implement. Invention, Article, I'm
provement &C., hat they may consider de-
serving and that is not embraced in tie a.
bove list.
Committee on unenumerated articles for
Females .-Anna ]. Lacey, Nancy G. Shot
well, Sarah Nicholson.
Committee on u~nenumerated articles for
Males John Hammond, Charles Fox, Jos.
Sharon.
Everything which is not embraced in the
stated list of premiums, will be entered un-
der these committees, and will be as care
fully noticed as those which are named, and
premiums will be awarded as above stated.
The Board of managers will endeavor to
make ample arrangements for the proper
display of everything that shall be brought
to the Fair.
1t is the earnest desire Of the Society that
all our Mechanics, Manufacturers and Far
mers will not neglect the opportunity OF
contributing to their own and the public
good by a display of their skill and industry
to their fellow citizens. If each one will
exhibit as many articles rs possible;the Me-
chanics and Manufacturers specimens Of
their handicraft, the Farmer the products Of
his farm: each selecting with a view to util
ity and beauty, then we fear not but Harri
son county will show thot she has not fallen
behind in TIE ''march Of improvement"
In addition to the above, On the last day
of the Fair, premiums will be awarded to
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

Eg-Denocratic rsjoiiciings has been te
order u Che day an over the country il
honor Of The triumph Of the Democracy IN
virginis.
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EaSrBuTt Mckay y distinguished Khpw
So.hiug, died at the Sing sing NswaE ork
P~snitsn.iary, . few days since.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

E1-Judge w. A. RosERs, died at bis
late residence in Springfield last week. He
was an honest, upright man, an ornament
in society. to the legal profession and the
Bench. t3a a
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James Iaggart, a. HAMMOND. hoDeft
Dunlap. q aae
MECHANIC ARTS.
Best 2 horse 9 rriage Zip. a. 5 90
Buggy ~" . 90
2 horse wagon "4s3 90
4 EpseimeRs Of sboenakers work D
Yea eeh .~sisss, Dip.& 3 90
Coopers work 90
Double Or single harness n 5 OC
y Saddle a 20 B DO
" Los sole Leather 8a aos as 90
"Ast. Dressed calfzkins } b " Q on
Specimens Casting 200
Edged Tools 600
Tusners wofk GOO
Aae Tailofs york |" 9 Oh
" Cabinet work " zoo
HatseTs work " e 90
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Know Nothing Items.

Asthe following will not probably appear
q ihe Republican, and as We wish ou1s to
be = EEws paper, we give the following
items in r~slation to Know Nothingism.
a National Convention Of Know Moth
ings commenced its session IN Philadelphia
yesterday. DR.. McAbee, of Stark county.
is the delegate from this district.
A State Council Of Know Nothings com
menoed its session in Cleveland yesterday.
The objeetis to nominate a State ticket, and
have it ratified on the 18Th of July at Co.
lumbus. ], II, McMath, Esq, of Cadiz;
Samuel SlemmOns, OF Green township; and
FRIEND Isaac Thomas, of Short Greek town.
ship, are the delegates from Harrison coun.
ty.
A Senatorial convention for this and Bel
mont county, was held at Flushing on yes
terday. 1t was composed OF the Presidents
Of the different councils in the district -
The object is TO nominate a candidate for
Senator. AS the President of "The Harri-
son Council, No. 59l." is absent attending
the State Council at Cleveland, his place
was filed by Richard Hatson, Esq. The ed.
itor of the Cadiz Republican.
A county convention of all the Presi
dents Of the different councils in this county
will be held in Cadiz IN this day, Wednes
day. The object is to nominate a county
ticket. .
We shall probably be able to inform oul
readers in our next what was done at these
different conventions. r. .
How CAN A GOOD METHODIST DE A COOL
Know ~NoTHrNG.-The following "Articls
of Faith" is found in the Discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t will b.
seen by necessary implication, all oaths are
forbidden, except they be made before n
magistrate legally authorized to administer
them:
'As we confess that vain and rash swear
ing is forbidden Christian men by our Lord
Jesus Christ and James his apostle, so we
Judge that the Christian religion doth not
prohibit but that a man may swear when
the magistrate requireth in cause of faith
and charity, so it be done according to the
prophets teaching in justice, Judgement and
truth. South Side Democrat.
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ETParks the murderer ofBeatson, was
bahg y Cleveland AZ i4st Friday ths Ind
inst,
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CHICKENS.
coMMITrEB

George Scoot, James McNAry, B. W
Phillips.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR COVER NOR,
WILLIAM MEDILL, of Fairfield county.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, of Lucas county.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont county.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, of Franklin
.# FOR AUBgToB OF STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, of Columbiana county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. B2ESLlN, of Seneca county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVLTT, Of franklin county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, of Jefferson county.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W RKs,
JAMES d. STEEDMAN of Lucas county.
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Margaret McFadden, Ruanna Hargrave,
Matilda Atkinson.
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In addition to the above, IN the last day
of the Fair, premiums will be awarded to
the fastest trotting, racking. and walking
horses, as follows:
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By Degrees.

The Know Nothings have three degrees
The first composes the rank and file. who
do the voting and dirty work generally
the second takes a portion OF the honors,
and is obeyed BY the first degree, aud it
self honors and obeys the third degree;
while the third degree dictates all orders to
the first and second, and receives all the
honors and offices. forming the aristocracy
of the Order. It is now proposed by some
that the Republican parry shall take a posi-
ton below all these degrees, an carry the
whole upon its back. The request is a very
m ,dsst one certainly--that :he Republicans
shah constitute the out door degree, below
the Lords of the Know Nothings, and be
their hewers of wood, and drawers of wafer
forever! Independent men will submit to
this, Of course!-Mr. Giddings in the Ashta.
bula Sentinel.
Eg-rhe above is very plain talk, and
we suppose our Know Nothing friends can
understand it. We should be pleased if gu,
neighbor, Mr.. Hatton, would explain the
above. Will there be a fusion this fall. Mr..
HattOn' " the prospect lattering? VIVA.
say you? a a
General James Irwin has given two hun.
bred and fifty acres ofiand in Center Coun,
", Pennsylvania, to the Agricultural Soci
ely Of the State, for a farmers high-sehool.
Exchange.
H-Who will be as liberal in Ohio as
Gen. Irwin was in Pennsylvania?
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gyThe Know Nothing "Organ" at
Washington. in attempting to account for
the defeat of the proscfip %.ionists in Virgin
ia is candidly, solemnly., and penitentiaIly
Of the opinion, that they were dedicated by
the withdrawal from our party Of the Old
Line Democrats. and the disaffected old
Liners of the Wing party" The Organ
grinds out its post mortem confession after
this fashion. "Neariy the whole Of our Or
der that was composed of the Democracy
withdrew and went against usl" That is
emarkable-very.-P Plain Dealer.
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GRIST MILLS.
ccXMIrTKE.

William Bernard, Chrales Warfel, Cyrus
IeNeely.
Applicants for premiums on Farms, Gar
xaens and Grist mills, must give the award
jug committees before the 25th Of August,
.~.Iplicit written statements of their plan OF
3si ming and conducting mills, showing their
4ouise for several yeara past and their rea-
sens Of thrir success.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

Copper and Tin Smiths
work Dip. d 2 co
Best SpseipeAs Chair 200,
VIM. Boggs. Jeshua Adsns, Henry Lot.
BREAD. HONEY. 4 DAIRY PRO
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ET-Mr. Brown, of the Ohio Farmer, who
has travelled from Cleveland to Cincinnati
within the past week. speaking of the pros
pect of the growing or ops says.
l have never seen the prospect Of crops
more 1attering- from Cleveland, clear
round by Hamilton, Dayton, Xenia. Column
bus, g., there is scarce an exception
The uplanI wheat fields. in Butler, are
much winter killed, and in some place, the
fruit is partially injured; with these excep-
tons, every thing promises well. The
breadth OF corn planted is immense. aid far
mers are everywhere encouraged; they ex-
pect to sing such a Harvest Home TIE
coming simmer and fall, as has not greeted
their granaries for many a day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

NJ & REGULATIONS.
With the Names Of the Award
ing Judges for the Eighth An
nnal Exhibition OF the Harri-
son County Agricultural Socie-
ty, to be held in cadiz, on the
18th, 9th and 18th days Of
September, 1856.
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The Outrage in Kansas.

t is a fact beyond controversy, that the late
disastrous defeat Of theAnti- Slavery par
ty in Kansas was the result Of the secret and
fraudulent operations Of the Know Nothing
Order. That arch d~emagoJue, Atchison
has departed from the faith and abandoned
the party which gave him all the influence
and reputation which he bears, disgraced
the correction which he has had with it,
and given him elf over into the hands Of a
secret Order to become its vilest instrument.
The Know Nothings in the Kansas election
have fully proven themselves capable and
willing to do all that the most desperate
freebooters can do. This one act fully
shows the vile purposes to which they are
willing to resort, and puts it beyond contro-
versy tina they have devoted their strength
to the peopling Of Kansas with pro slavery
men, and to the securing of a pro-slavery
Legislature.
The following is from a northers press
giving the words of a northern Anti slavery
man.
ga correspondent of the Public Ledger,
at GreenyiIle. in this State, who was in
Kansas at Tie recent election for members
Of the Legislature of that Territory, says
that he knows that the Know Nothing
Councils OF Missouri sent five thousand men
with war implements, who took possession
of the polls and controlled the election, o.
yerawlng human liberty. Yet the editors
of the Know Nothing organs IN this State
and their orators charge this result to the
Administration, and prote abou, the slave
Democracy, while at the same time they
are the sworn brethren of the perpetrators
of this outrage" -Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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w-Who will be as liberal in Ohio as
Gen. Irwin was in Pennsylvania?
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VIM. Bnggs. Joshua Hamilton. Samuel
George Sr.
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I'd 90
Best spring mat colt 400
ed LOO
Miller Gibson, Thomas II. Disksrsop,
John c. JamisSn.
cATTLF 80
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Amos Cope, James Whan. VIM. NcFad-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

PREMIUMS ON FARMS.
Tor the best managed Farms, all things
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James Taggart A. Hammond. Robert
Dunlap. -.-.-a M-A 49, "A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-30

article named In the schedule Should any nfers y required
farsxDa AZ br lowest
pFces hi ~ o. ht 10 eder item from the
contractor having Cor sinlar articles end che eoh
department en the department. may
ether person ~ persons who VII
tban tbat deinnhded ~ ur contractor
lapk ons ri pfoesa. furnished rs The DEPARTMENT.
sons apgng and, without uBany therein the 81
dfhcU make dtcaons ppne VIII be
Ken into unless Substantially agreeing thfswi
The itself die right ~ ordering greater o.
quan - each ana sele contracted of as hr pun
dc may requife -.
The department viii 10 nl decide Thehfr me
tsns Of contract complied wi The
power upon lage comply IN reason
sbie time
Bonds with approved security be given b. me person %
aad 0f fuTe - supply the articles ~
shall ~ liable Cor The forfeiture spsihed
40 such houd hquid5rd damages.
The viii b. awarded 80 The lowest aud best adsft me
determined careful eSatNueu fo me purpose
aning BID viii, practical results, be mot adj
yantafeons the department
itself the night reject bid where
apparent that the ARTICLES bid Tor a very low and
with regard e. the cost ~ eaeh
purpose sring The o. the bids under he es
contained ia the advertisement
JAMES CAMPBELL
May iI-lawsw Postmaster General
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THE DAILY UNION
NAVY nER&KTMxNr,

NAVY nER&KTNxKrs
Bureau Of Yards and Docks May is5s.
sEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately endorsed
~ posa for Class No Raae The eiass uf me aas
has onicc ei9h
delivering The
named, ARTICLES embraced 10 the fog
which particularly sesebed ~ printed schedules, which
viii be furnished apca'in and sent BY mall requested
lof al the classes
their by navy
the for all the de-
In bidders desire The Communicates agents 20 send
BY win be their
application postage
aalaps the requires al postage 10 be prepaid.
hereby and pacaisry notified that their
er must be in the form heeiaaa prescribed snd be mailed ~
expires foF
hem which after
period stated, will be made or failures ~ The
mail
10 guard against Offers being opened beie The ppated
bidders endorse above The address
q Proposals fr Class
tnems eiessl TIE Mary Yard az tAe yard
1 ~. T..
All bids which opened before proper
qusnce will
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Nav
NAVY AassI's ONE.

Navy AagsT's -ofrtcL
Washington, ArtB y lse
ctEkLED PROPOSALS. win 10 received ibis oaeh anu ~
y dey 1ls day % May, 1875, ios ihf eF3 w
fresh beef and vegetables be requires
Washington stations during the bsral commencing m -
day ~ July next, aud ending the .3Utl June, 1850
The beet vegetables he of good sBs'iyf shp -
the market affords aud article must b. opend ~
Inund.
Bsted Of the Contract, and cruam ~ aeav
be Withheld from the of each payment 20 ~ ao
lateral fo the performance Of the contract WIZ
account he paid uniil II Il fully complied wlb,
Evefy rder must be panied tas directed IN lM
gees fnahlpg fGr fhe naval of ~
proved iaib August ls3g) BY wrfien guarantee, fnea W
responsible persons thr efitcf thai he NJ kF
tst bidder bidders win II his their bid be acep
into obligation, within five days, win good and sne
ties furnish the Articles proposed
vnarargsr Al,BERr CREENLku
&n,sl 80 4 sv.Aw RhsY tfr
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lN the petition Of Samuel Sioc8m, ~ sunbafla, hf
W praying fI me EXTENSION ~ patsHt grantS y ~.
Vth of Sepisnbtr 1871, Coz an improvement ~
sticking pns into pspef,N ior bears f0pl wv
sad patent, which takes place 90 me 9nh Day = PIT
isfA~-
Il l. ordered that tbs ssd petition ~ beard a. ne fa''
Monday, the 10th Of Seraenhef neat ~ y osl9oh 80
persons nult6ed ~ appear AHd shuw cause y ht Nv
why said Peiitton oagbi not 20 be- granird Il ~
Perhnn opposing the extension required - he ~
Ofce heir oblsct specially firth IN Whiting Al 90
days before The day of bearing sil testimony nea "
to be gsed the said hearing mga be iaken and uanf
cofdauce with The raiss q the ONCE which WI -
pieaiien. -. ~
qusi deposiuons, and other phpors rrtsj Hpon 4.
be fled Ia the ghhce before me morning I" WV
arguments any, within days Thereafter 80, So
Ordered, aiEo, thar 's notice b. published " ~ sa
Baltimore; scs, stlGc AHeneAn seN York, ard Fg -
Massachusetts, week FIR tgree gHecsaflfr e'f
On ARiHs MASON
Cptauii.sionsf q ~ !.
P. s-gdlors of ihe abavo papers WIZ pifsse eofl -,
,hels bliis ~ ~ Paieai ofies wh paper oDnaiain ~
Hay l2--taassv
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No. $50. |
No 1851
Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal of Lands
in Railroad Grants in the state of Arkansas.

the Of Arkansas the President ~ his ORDER hsarins
aale ,ne ~ q apr ss,a @ e,sa % e ana s,a,sa
drawn from market and reserved saa except for
Caro- aad Fulton railroad and branches the Of Arhansa
a o 1s seo n%a a me s, '
aceoag % he routes y liked BY he eeen, acts Of The ,a
sale ent pre emp'ion eaus excepted until further orders
oce hereinafter which subject private cnt
y The date Of her withdrawal nn, market and which have not
70 private entry and after Mondy The et day Of June next to
In the disirc, OF lands subject 0 u nprxsAi
North Of the base line and cast Of ne ma principal meridian
Township r u ranges ,, 4, s. and 9.
Township 9, Of rage 4
souta oths ma principal uacrtdia.
Townships /, g. and A. ofranses /, 2, 3, and 4.
Townships i,2 and ., of range D.
soa,h base Tine and IF e MA principal meridian.
Townships |, 9, ), and !, o. range l.
Townships p aud 2, Of raaga2
In Of subject sale LrrLR Rock;
North u Of h principal aeytdten
Townships and 4, Of range II.
Sl4h ofthe line and Of the th priacpd meridian
Townships and 3, 81 ranges and A
townshp y o ranges and o
Township 5, Of range Is.
In the district lands subject BArssviLLR,
North Of base line and Of nc nm principal crtdan.
Towoshp !, Oranges and
Township 10, range T.
In the district subject WAsHtseroNi
I, IL, = a.. IN. 80 -, "a,
sour ~ iae oase 'te uha ~ ~ Ae JBA P"Fa' WofmtHi'
Township 2, of range 10.
Township :, Of range ~
Townships ) anu 6, " range a.
Township y o. range x.
townships I, 10, anu = q ranss ~ :.
drovash,s Il u NM 81 ~ rangs 9s
Townships 10 aad -, Of range q.
Townsbip 40 q range 20.
IN the district Of Lands subject At
North oEtRsbase ae Of he ma principal usrtdia
townships !, :, 8. end TO- % range 10.
loWh'niPs :, = So ~ ~ lssF -
roWhsnps I w Z. - \, aAse ~
5,,p p ! I, tansa ~ Il, r,,,o sanaaa
I"Whs.ips ? t1te,a, !" l'hAts ~ sna 80
oNur,Ps ~ = "a s -. zS - ~ A'' -
oshse t y = ~" y ~ laps Nv, n. III, "a
erosnstIpp 1 49,, ~ IN a,J y,
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PUTS - 90 give s.stso thai abe sabstttbt ~,
l iahed from she rrphsas cegr u Nasine.pa ,.ass
Disirioi Caianba tst,s,a ~ ADMINISTRATION % ~ -
~ Joseph r. walker, hate u Wsshuasn eeah ~ -
~ persona having Chains against ne sala dsseaS n r. 4
warned ~ eNhbit the wifb The xN1ebsfs ~ a
schbeF, bef8re the sih DDS 81 May nrati ihg "F
by law he excluded from ~ benefit nf ths sntf NJ
DAVID wALhtm,a
May 10 law5w. Aa'''
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NO 90.
Office OF the esfabfixhm-mf ar an additional land
! Onee IN The siate 81 Wisconsin
In Of the approved February "a
cauu.d"An act g establish addiioaal dsic state
q N-e1bstnn embracing ~ pant present willow
kiytR ptsrRcr lying north efhe dtydag
Forty one ir ioarh correction nr be called
die y hereby declared ard made kaoen osec
Ar sad district has icted
n. Lnncd states a. SurEEiop Clrg lH said stare.
Given Under band a the Wellington. 18th day of
APil, 4 y. 1888 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner uf the General Land Once.
Abrl 19--law6w Hat. and STAR
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! ,hs and in me umss herein specified.
VIRGINIA.
s5s Fram Petsshus BY Temps'oa, awka.yis, Lile,en,
Grove, aHd Assamoonck, 10 Jerusalem, 45 miles
Leave I Petersburg every wedns.d and saturday Al am,
E Leave is, s.a esr 5 Ta Sss AID friday
Proposals leave Jerusalem Monday and thursday win be
las From rstsr.burs By Unan Gloye Newve Water,
level Baieysbars Berlin, yieksviie, and gowsrs,
irtersbpfg every "Wednesday and saturday atS mi
Arrive Franklin Bfpo nsxi days BY ~ nj
frankln Depot every Monday and Thursday al m;
Anite At feieubarg next days b z IN
% cad Bowers Jerusalem, make eshe
change TIA the posunasers on the route recommend as
sal7 From garrenoa b spags Ienersonon
Leave Warrenon every Monday and Friday ottoami
Leave Leave g a ls shade sa sys sas Sa AID Friday
Arrive ?, waf,a,oa same Day; hs = ~" w,,,so,o.
sng. and back, during le watering 'easoHsay ls' July
Proposals or ! hrd weekly mo route, ms
round, viii ais be considered.
NORTH CAROLINA.
s7 From Ili boro Nv Chapel i and Monnssve 10 Morss-
VILE, 80 miles and back SIX times a week
Leave iiil, bnr1' daily except Sunday, al 5a M
Leave Chapel ht daily, eSe.p, soudsy, al ami
Arrive Al SonIssville same days BY SANS
Arrive al hapel Hhl same day by y ans
E, dy. onse M S .sn sss s j ss4saS
Of depanur aud ayais 20 he changed a. may
necessary close connexions a. all times wish
tie rsil,oad schedule siorrisssiae AID Hiishmo,
563 From Ilsbuo5 railroad, by Green
spiat, Mason Ham Graham, Bonn's station, aud Ale
tnauca, 10 Greensboro ~ miles aud back daily.
Leave Hsboto mllroad daily on IN affivai OF The cars
Arrtvs at cfeenssoro day BY SPIN;
Greensboro arrival Of mail from Lexington say al
Ariye Il Hiiisboro', Or railroad, mex, day by 4am
FLORIDA.
pensacoa BY Flodaowu, Milton, 30 miles and back
Leave Pensacola daily, except sunday, SAM
arrive q M.9 ,a, Sumo Day day y ~
Arive Pensacola same day BY
(. ALABAMA
7iae opeIika BY chemoers H. Midtown, Louiaa Wee
and bach n'ss es .eeh e ivo aass ;a coaches g
Arrve al Jacksonville nexidays BY IAN;
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Arr,sa a ope.su days by u %.
Proposais for ionr-hoe-eoach service VIII be considered
INSTRUCTIONS.
Form 81 proposed ,ghere no Change from
pintea by the bidder.
l. ---, OF .-t.---, county ---, -----
propose convey mals am July i 1859 iane 80 1882 OF
snea Of ,pa Postmaster Geuosa dated May H. less, and By
tre following mode Of conveyance, VIZ
sI the annual sum Of
mi. proposal il made h u knowledge Of ra distance Of tie
reference % me route and service and also after fun examna
'i Dated
(signed.)
Form II q oapraatee.
the UNDERSIGNED ,esans /! siais q 49, undertake
accepted the Postmaster Genera the bidder SNAIL prior 10 The
u Day y 1872 @I as e.sst a may De- ss nG d
rus we do wh full knowledge obligations ami liabilities
Of Juy2, 1855,
(sIgaed by suaran,ors.)
Form Of Certificate.
the Is Of s'a,s e m ao ss'ass
and knows them 10 be Of property and able TO make
good their guarantee
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tSigned by two guaran,ors.)
Nh .saaa .sassa
DaAsuE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

On aAd a}tsr Taesdag, Norember Z, 1854,
g'aE Alexandria daily for Gordonsve aud nterne
ocrck- arrival al The boat
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