The true Democrat., 1855-03-07


 Leave Lamartine Friday at 2 pm; --. Arrive at ashington next day by 10 pm. 7679 From Wildham's, by Union, to Bennett's Ba- you,in Fulton county, 3s miles and back, once 8 week. Leave Wdham's Monday at am:
 ArrlVe at Eennetts Boyou same day by pm; Leave Bennetts Bayou Tuesday at 6 m; Arrive at Wlldham same day by D m. 766O From Powhatan to Pocahontas 20 miles and back ,Sonce week.
 Leave Powhatan Friday at am;
 Arrive at Pocahontas same day by F m; Leave Pocahontas Friday at l pm;
 Arrive at Powhatan same day by 10 pm 75Sl From Washington, by Spring Hill, Lewisve, and Walnut Hill, to Shreveport, Louisiana, l20 miles and back three times Il week. in two horse coaches.
 Leave Washington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at am:
 Arrive at Shreveport next days by pm Leave Shreveport Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday at am
 Arrive at Washington next days by D m. Bids to carry the mail in 4-horse coaches, and also to run by different schedule, will be considered.
 76S2 From Napoleon, by White river, St. Charles, Cass Coe, Mount Adams and Crockett's Bluff to Aberdeen, 165 miles and back, three times week in steamboats. Leave Napoleon Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday at2pm;
 Arrive at Aberdeen next days by 10 D m; Leave Aberdeen Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday at a m;
 Arrive at Napoleon next days by pm. bos to run by proposed schedule will be con sloered and also to run twice a week. f6oo From Little Rock. by Mary, Brownsville, to Aberdeen, 63 miles and back, three times a week, m horse coaches.
 Leave Little Rock Monday, Wednesday and Friday at m:
 Arrive at Aberdeen next days by 12m; Leave Aberdeen Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday at pm;
 Arrive at Little Rock next days by7pm@ Bids to run by proposed schedule will be con- sidered.
 76S4 From Aberdeen bv Clarendon Watensaw Lake Bluff, Duvals Bluff, Des Are Angus ta Grand Glaze, Elizabeth, Jacksonport and Oil Trough, to Batesville, 272 miles and back twice week in steamboats to Jack sonport and residue in 4-horse coaches Leave Aberdeen Monday and Wednesday at 6pm;
 Arrive at Batesvle next days by spm; Leave Batesville Mondays and Saturdays at 2 Arrive at Aberdeen next days by 4 pm Bids to run by proposed schedule will be considered, and also to run three times 6
 INSTRUCTIONS. F0rn 1f proposal acAe,e DO chan0e from adrertise naent as contemplated by Me biader. pose to convey the mails Route No. -, from - tt - agreeably to the advertisement of the Postmaste General dated February lO 1855 and by the following ofconveyance, viz:
 for the annual of This proposal made with full knowledge distance of the route the weight of the mail be carried al other particulars efenence to the route and service ant also after full examination of the instructions and require ments attached to the advertisement. Dated
 Form Qf c Guarantee. The undersigned, residing at -, State of -, under take that if the foregoing bid for carrying the mail Route No be accepted by the Postmaster General the bdde shall prior to the lst day of July 1855, theeae may be- enter into the required obligations to perform th This we do with full knowledge of the obligations ant liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 27th the act of Congress of July 2d, 1886.
 (5igned by two guarantors).
 Form of Cerifcate. The undersigned, postmaster of -, State of - certifes, under his oath of oce that he is acquainted witt the above uaranto and knows them be of property and able to make good their guarantee. Dated
 (Signed). The snfciency of guaanors proposals may be cerfe by judge of court of records and by postmastes. The distances given according best information bnt no increased pay will be allowed should they be geae than advertised II the points to be supplied be correctly stated Bidders mnSt inform themselves on this point. bid received after time, 3 of the 10th of prl 3, without the required by law that pines several routes in of compensation, considered in competition with regular proposal reasonable 
 Bidders should in all cases first propose for service strictly according to the advertisement and then if they desire, sep arate tor different service and if the regular bid be thu lowest offered for the advertised service the other bids be considered if the alterations proposed are recommended by the postmasers and interested or if they shal appear manifesty right and proper.
 Ihere should be but one route bid for in proposal The bd should be sealed superscrbed smail proposals state of or Territory Gas the may be), addresse, 1Second Assistant Postmaster General Contract Office ant sent by mail not by or 10 agent and pomasers will enclose proposals letters of any kind their quarterly returns. The contracts are to be executed and returned the de parmen by before the of July 1855 but the service must be commenced the mail day after that date wheuer the contracts be executed or not No proposition o transfers will be considered until the contracts are execute in due form and received the department then n, transfers will be allowed unless good and sufficient therefor are given, to be determined by the department Present contractors and known the department must equally with ohers procure guarantors and certificate of theH suiciency, substantially the forms above pre- scribed The certificates of suciency be signed by postmaster judge of of record.
 JAMES CAMPBELL, March At Postmaster General