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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
REDUCTION Nv PRICE +!

An experience Of fifteen years in publishing
a newspaper, has satisfied us that the Credit
system is radically wrong, both TO the Pub
Usher and TO the Subscriber Under its ope-
ration q large amount is constantly due from
subscribers located in every part of the coun-
tv, which at best can be realized only by
waiting years, and III two many cases is ut
tcrly worthless, the person receiving the paper
having deceased, or left the county, and the
printer has the vexation of finding that he is
not to receive anything for the labor and ex-
pcnse of years. On the other hand, we are
obliged to charge promptiy paying subscribers
q sum sufficient 70 make mp these losses.
Having become thoroughly satisfied that
the system of advance payments is better
both for publisher and subscriber, we have
determined to adopt it. Hereafter the Re-
porter will be furnished to subscribers at
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We shall continue to send them the paper
until the close of the present volume, (which
will be about the first OF June next, upon the
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Der in arrears, and proceed TO collect the am
cunt due us. .... .-r-.
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We shall give this plan thorough trial.
We believe it will meet the appreciation OF
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County paper and we are certain it will re.
| leve us from many of the vexations and dis
appointments for which the business is pro
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
E. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
Towanda, Saturday, January 6, 1855.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

The REPORTER piU be furnished at ONE DOLLAR
per annum. Invariably in adrance, and riH be sent
no longer than paid for.
Subscribers rW hare four weeks notice prcriors to the
expiration Of their subscription uhcn, If it is not
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Those in arrears can ara themselves Of these ermsby
settling. We shall giue them until the close Of the
present Toltme, arheas shall stop sending the pa
per TO crery subscriber IN urrears.- --
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Sir Copies uiH be sent TO one address gear for So
is the success Of Tie Cash system depends upon IFS sict
observance. Onr Terms lciH be in,Partialy and IN
Heribiy adhered 10
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF ARRlsoN.-Wil
liam Arrson's trial at cincinnati for killing Isaac
Arrison, by sending him torpedo box. or internal
machine, has resulted in a verdict of "guily OF
murder in the first degree - and The prisoner has
been sentenced TO be hanged on the l1lh OF Nav.
1855. twill be remembered that hsI horrid crime
caused the death OF Mrs Allison as well as of her
husband. The appearance of the prisoner during
the passing OF The sentence is thus noticed by a
Cincinnati paper:
Auison remained wholly unaffected during the
whole time, preserving TO The end the same un.
concerned manner that he has manifested during
the whole OF The exciting trial though his brother
she'd tears copousIy. The crowd preserved the
srices silence and calmly dispersed after the sen
!ence. The prisoner was Immediately taken TO
iailn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

SHocEINc DISTRESS FROM PovERTy.-The New
York papers record The suicide ofJohn Murphy, an
Engshman, recently arrived in This country, who
had become deranged by the wan, OF employment,
and the consequent, suffering Of his family His
family had been without food for TWO days, when
the wife yielded 10 her necessities and went 10 The
Committee OF Relief for The poor. to obtain some
assistance. In her absence, the hu-band cnl his
throat, aud during the inquest upon The father. The
mother received news OF the death oil her child
from want of food. The case has excited the sym.
pa'hies of the ciizens, and doub less the remainder
Of The family will be aken care Of The case sug-
ses's whether there may not be similar sutferings
in our midst and if il is not the duty those who
have abundance al command 10 search them out
aqd relieve the wants of the destitute.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Mem advertisements.
Administrator Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
ID Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale
at the house on the premises, the 29th day cf
January next, al Q O'clock, p. NJ. the interest Of
Turner McNeal decd at the time of his death in the
following described piece of land situate in Dure
township, to wit-About three -fourths of an acre
of land bounded east by the Susquehanna river and
west by the highway, embracing all the land be-
tween said river and highway, imme media:ely east of
the hand occupied by Emma Jane Smith. All i'm
proved. with small plank house thereon. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
ISRAEL SMITH,
Ian. |, 1855. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
List of Jurors
DRAWN for February Term and Sessions, 1885,
~ as follows.

List of Jurors
DRAWN for February Term and Sessions, 1885,
~ as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
Athens twp.-Samuel Ovenshire, A GarIner, z
Curry, Francis Tyler.
Athens boro'-Chester Park Thomas MINER
Armeuia-H w Miller.
Burlington twp.-Robert Kendall
Leroy-Robert Mckee.
Monroe-E B Coolbaugh.
Orwell-Samuel Cass.
Pike-Perley Buck
Rldgberry-George Purcell. Henry Peterson.
SIN lthfeld-Rufus Calf, Newton Wood, l. King
Sheshcqnin-Charles Ames.
Tuscarora-Edward C Wells, l. Acklev.
Ulster-Jacob Swarts.
Warren-John Smith.
Windham-William. Peck.
"yauSins-Washingto Taylor.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-F1Rsr wBux
AIbany-Wllliam Martin
Armena-C H Weber
Bur'lnetan-Wm Royce, Samuel B McCorl
Columbia--John w Besiey, Alfred Furman.
Durel--James Cole
Franklin-Samuel Gregory,
Granville-Mner T Porter. Ziba Nor.e
Lltchfed-John Rogers. ".
Monroe-Jerome S Salisbury. -
orWeli-simon Lathrop, Zebulon Frisbie, J ?
Humphry Clark Smith
Pike-Jackson Bosworth, Benjamin Pierce, Tha
Brink, Sd.
sheshpqun-G George w Kinney.
Smthfeld-Ira G Bullock
Spring gfeld-Martin Cummings. Alexander Lsm
ard, o A Vincent
South Towanda--H L Scott, VIM Fl Decker
Troy iwp.--A w Thomas.
Iuscarora--Chares Smith, L L Keeney, Judscn
Stevens, oliver Culver.
Wlndhem--Stephen Bostwick.
arren-E Burlington, VIM Arnold.
Wells--Theopilus Moore.
Wyalusns-J Bies.
SECOND WEEK
Armenia-L w Gardner
Albany-Russel Miller --.
CoIumbla--N Morgan, G M Seper
Canton-James l. Boutwell,
Granvile-L d Fowler.
Herrck-Wm Knapp.
Leroy-Benjamin Holcomb.
Lltchfe!d-L D Hart.
Monroe-E Kel'og, D Decker, G Irvine.
Orwell--James Cleveland.
Pike-Cyrus Stevens.
Rdsbury-R ChamberlIn, D Herman.
Kome-B Eastman, Damn Russell
oprlngheld-O w Pitts, Ames Knapp.
oheshequin-Zebulon b Spalding.
Smlhheld-James Gerould.
Standing Stoue-A Taylor, Depev.
South Creek-Geo Dunham, Gillet.
Sylvania bore--James Nash.
Troy boro.-V M Long.
Troy twp.-John Porter, Simeon Patrick.
Usler-D Chubbuck.
Windham-Gso G Smith.
Wels-Alvah Young.
Warren-N Newman jr. Andrew DsTisg
Wysox- Jud.on Esstabrsoks.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Challenging cold Sam"

II is said around The Washington hotels thai
three or four gentlemen are ready 10 challenge Gen.
eral Houston when he reaches Washington. This
ia nothing new. While he wassn The Presidential
chair of Texas-duriny both his terms in that posi-
.ion--he was - challenger perhaps halt dozen
times year, and since he has been in The United
States Senae there has rarely been lime when we
did not have in Washington, during the sessions oil
Congress more or less gentlemen, ancient Texas
enemies OF his standing ready 10 challenge him
on the drop OF hat He was by long odds The
oes'-abused man in Texas, having been sysiemat-
cay hunted by some forty or fifty persons many
OF Them having position there On one occasion
(in that conLtry, some fourteen years ago) we ask.
eJ him why he look no notice of the many chal.
ienges which were then being sent to him His
answer was that there were hundreds around him
whose path he had occasion 10 cross in the dis
charge oil his public duties, who having nothing 10
lose, and for the most part being desperate men,
would willingly risk their lives 10 obtain revenge
on him, or 10 achieve the nominal position which
his acceptance of their challenges would accord TO
them; and further, that if he accepted challenge
from any one Of them, he would thus set preceJ.
ent that might give him lille time do anything
else than to settle affairs OF honor with his horde of
personal enemies, one by one. He thought that
ton strong game one in which the chances were
altogether too many against him, as, though he
might pass unscaihed through the duel ofto-day he
might moi be so fortunate in that sure 10 be on his
hands on The morrow. The old man, we presume,
is as lille likely TO accept challenge now, having
recently joined the Baptist church, of which his
wife has long been leading and most earnest and
active member, as ever before. We feel very con-
fdeni that il anybody undertakes q" challenge" him
this winter, the old man will be very apt TO do his
best to induce the challenger, and all concerned
with him, I" take lille walk" Coz ride) over 10
The premises OF Mr. Thomas Thornley,. Washing
ton Star
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

In the matter of the estate of OH Owens. deceased
In the Orphan's Court Of Bradford County.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
- Auditor appointed by the court to distribute
funds in the hands of the administrators of said es-
tate VIII attend to The duties of his appointment On
The ien day of February at p. NJ, at his Office in
the borough OF Towanda. and all persons interested
must present their claims at that Time and place or
else be forever debarred from said funds.
Jan. q, 1858. 2. D. MORROW. Auditor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Nautical.

Al The Presbyterian Parsonage in this borough, on
wednesday, 10th ult., JOHN ScovILLE TO Miss
ELIZA BowMAS, Of South Towanda
AT franklin, on the a0th ut by Burr Ridgway,E ESQ.
EDWIN u. CooLBAuGH of Monroe, to Miss EnILr
HARvEr of Franklin.
At the Baptist church, in this borough on Sunday
evening 3lst ult., by Rev. Mr.. Morris, DAvI,
MAYNARD to Miss EVE GRArr.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

U. S. SENATOR rRoM IowA-The Legislature oI
Iowa met in joint convention on the 14th inst, and
made an intellectual effort 10 elect United States
Senate. The Democrats all voted for Dodge, but
the Wings and Fusonis,s, who are in consider.
able majority, could not agree upon common can
didale. The election was 10 be attempted on the
2tsL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEES meet
ing of the Democratic State Central Committee was
held al Philadelphia on the 26lh ull which was
fully attended. Several resolves were passed and
an Address 10 the people Of Pennsylvania adopted
The Committee have adjourned the Fourth oI
March Convention until The Fourth of July. They
nigh. as well have abolished it entirely.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

,. aAssAL kcclsTER-Robert Schuyler, the great
Rhine, and sent for his family KIsslNE. il 10 said.
who lately escaped from custody in Ne " York, is
now in Buenos Ayres. Hinton, the mail robber. is
IN Oregon. The grea, California forger is in Aus.
l'aha Several other equally lusirious rascals are
"Iyins around loosen
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

MrRoN Fl. CLARK, Governor OF New York, was
naugnra'ed on Monday last. The Legislature con.
vened on the same day. In The House, D. c. LIT.
rLE'oHN was elected Speaker receiving 76 votes.
He is a SEWARD man, and his election indicates
that the latter will have no difficulty in being 70.
turned 10 the u. S. Senate
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

tG1- We owe an apology TO our subscribe for
the non appearance of the Reporter las, week We
aVaied ourselves Of the usual respite allowed prin-
ters during the holidays. Wetrus, their enjoyment
of The festivities ofhe occasion was not marred by
the fact
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

6T Those sagacious individuals, who have been
trying since The last election 10 classify The politics
of The Legislature, will do well to refer 10 the vote
for Speaker in The House The screws appear TO
be very much loosened. E sl..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE "A despatch from Chca-
go dated Tuesday las, siaies that The Legislature OF
OF illinois organized lha, day. In The House an
Anli-Nebraska Speaker was elected by - MAORI
ly. This would indicate that Cen SHIELDS would
reelected u S Senator!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

FIRE IN WARlEE-On Wednesday morninc The
20ih, fire broke onl in The building occupied as
Commissioners office, Warren, Warren corn'y,
Pa, and before il could be exnsuished il des,roy
ed all the county Offices. The Prolhonolary, Re.
cordsr and Treasurer, saved all their books and
papers but those in the Commissioner office were
destroyed except what were contained in The safe.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Congress.

The proceedings in Congress since our last issue
have not been of generaIimportance The members
have been enjoying the holidays, and business will
hardly commence IN earnest, until aller the h OF
January, which is always observed at Washington.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

JONES, OF Philadelphia, has been appointed Trus-
lee OF the State Lunalic Hospital, al Harrisburg.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
G A 3 ID

nR j.. E. 1NGHAM, of the University of Penn.
~ sylvania offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Wysex and vicinity. Jan. |, 1855.
SroFEs.-Tvo or three second hand Stoves for
sa'e u hVs3 PHINNY'g
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

f@- MASONIC.-The regular monthly Com.
tA~As muncations of UNION LODGE, No. lOS
A. M, are held Wednesday on or preceding the
full moon, at O'Clock, p NJ, at Masonic Hall, in
the borough of Towanda.
The meeting for January will occur on We'd
nesday, January 3lst. Visiting brethren are invit-
ed 10 attend. b. II. MASON, Secretary.
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Hofal Stems.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE CoMMlssIoNERs.-Ihe
Commissioners oi Bradford County have made The
following appointments for the present year;
Clerk-E. NJ. FARRAR.
Counsel ULYSSES MERcuR.
Mercantile HppraiSer-E L. Brown.
DEDICaTIoN BY a notice in another column II
will be seen that the New Presbyterian Church al
his place is 10 be dedicated on Thursday next =
Several able ministers are expected from abroad.
RELIGIOUS SERvlcEs-Religious service has been
has been held in the Methodist Church at this
place, every evening for several weeks past,
awakening considerable interest in the subject oi
religion, and which is, we understand, to be con
tinued AT the Episcopal Church. services have
been held, daily this week, several ministers from
abroad, being present.
COMMITTED Three brothers, named Join, James
and Thomas Ffauley were arrested on the 3ls ult
by Consables WALrMAN, OF Overlon, and CHAP
MAN of Albany township, and commIed to Ihe
Jail of This County. They are charged with The
murder of a man al Jersey Shore, on Christmas day
On Wednesday last, the Sheriff of Lycoming Coun-
ry, took them in custody and conveyed 10 VIII
Transport.
RAIN AND MuD-If we have had L roughou
| December, 4" an old fashioned winter" we are
now experiencing its usual result, a q" January
ihaw." AS yet, however, up to his day, (Friday }
The ice in the river has has been strong enough to
permit crossing upon ii.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

Kf@- EDUCATIONAL-The School Direc.
EzS>~ tors, Teachers and friends of Education IN
the several townships of Bradford county, are re-.
quesed TO meet at the Collegiate Institute in the DO.
rough OF Towanda, on Friday & Saturday, the 9Th
and 9TH days of January next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
tor the purpose of organizing a County Teachers
Associauon' whose object shall be, the mutual i'm
provement Of those engaged in Teaching. and the
elevatIng and improving the schools Of the countv.
An Address may be expected, and discussions
upon various matters connected with the cause of
Education A general attendance of all who feel an
interest In the education of the rising generation is
earnestly solicited, and all should be on the ground
a' an early hour No efforts shall be wanting to
make the meeting doth profitable and interesting
AS many of the Teachers of the county are Females
II IS hoped that measures will be taken by the friends
ol The cause TO secure their attendance.
E. GUYER, Co. Superintendent
Nov %, 1851. of Com,oo, Sclnoyo
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

M@ 10. OF O. F-The regular meetings of
kzsSS BRADFoRD ENGAGEMENT, No. d., |. o. of
o. F., are held in the Hall over ]. Kingsberys stoe
on the first and third Thursday of each month.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

E5~ NOTlCE.-The new dGce Of the First
sssS$ Presbyterian Church, in I'owanda will,
by Divine permission, be dedicated to the worship
of Almighty God on THURSDAY, the llth inst. a.
lO3 o'clock, A. NJ. The public generally are re,
spectfuIlY invited to attend
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

Tnos. w. Dom, of Rhode Island, died on
Wednesday morning las', after long and painful
illness
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
w EDSESpiY, Jan, ,

Aler fifteen ballots in the Senate here To-day for
the Presidency, the vote stands the same as yes
terday. Adjourned until tomorrow.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE CoMMlssIoNERs.-The
Commissioners oil Bradford County have made The
following appointments for the present year;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-14

NOTICE.


7 ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, september 1854.
CONGRESS during its last session having
for the purchase Of the best beec loading ribs
the United sia'e provided that the secretary
practical thereof shall deem
pope inventors and hereby
Of such will be day
December next for preliminary examinations
reasonable expectation OF being eu purchase win
sufficient number of
expecialion) To- be placed the trial the
held The result Of this practical test will aid the
king decis: u. HENRY X CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance.
The editors of the following newspapers please insert III.
above twice week for six
Of the containing The Rational
Evening star washington ct Args, Philadelphia Military
Argus New York Times, Hartford; Boston
Pi,ssbu Times al Louisville; Delta Orleans.
sep vtiv;
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Proposals for Mail Bags.


FosT OtTox DkFAhTaxHT.
January y, ls3n.
cEALED PROPOSALS. win e received
~ O'Clock II The All day Ap
four from the FIRST day of July In such
required
mail bsgs Of the following description, "a wiz
Ca.sas Mail Bags.
(s3 cisca
90 be made weighing
Of ~ inehrs sidh Of fabric Al
twisted, aud five foid.
No. W inches la and ss inches IN
Ia be wsixnaz IS Of
inches width 10 be- respect
| - II si q
~ length aud u Inches la
10 BE- made OF cotton ennva weighing 10 ounces g 10, u 2
WIDTH the cloth "a be above described
OF Nos.
holes provided strong a. se
be wrii distinctly
Mail" numbered according above .peeihd
yeafLs md Cam Peuehx
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rLEGAST BOOKS T.yGar Msary's---ia add iea
III co-etos Of standard aathoss, IN snd'ess variety
~ syis and decoration. viii be fnsrd-
Ths Illuminated Anso~i, fes so5 In gorgeous binding
The E.onet sHsasi. for loss
The sisk~t, Tar 1883
Nint-r Wiz III Of Sumner Showers ~
The Pafass- New Testament Practically tnfodsa
Hesoi.es oi shaksprss~. engr.ssngs hs Heath
Gem Book IL brin-h Possy edited b ooodneh
Lyrlcs VI Ih- Heart
C.u.sy Life by Miss Cooper, the gam " the seasos
Ornaments Of NJ anoy
Gems ~ baisb Art
IN. Book al Brush Ballads
Bds e hs
Hedges Ptasr Writers az Germany
The Coua H. the bays OF washington
tn. Nilsie Gallery al tnsrasnxs
The Nsfsoa Gallery 81 FBsssvsnfs
the highest style o. inc Art
Magnificent English sd,,ons, IN handsome binding, Of
ksats Political Works
Lays ~ Ancis Rome
BSrun's LIE ard Works
Monrs'r -
Lo,gf u,a's Po~ticai Works
Lops f.ie~'S Eysns.iae
Long .Io~is n, p.ron
LnngIeunwis Nosces OF The Night
Nod<~orhr Poe,cai Wa $, SC.
"a Bibles Prayer
Genoa viewer AID nsorocco bindings
AIbuni-, Sersp-hook-, iuveniie bae,ks games
nd nav for the season.
Book and statios.ry store, near 9Th street.
Dec %
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ATTRACTIVE Erich Paris and New YORK made cioaks, IN
"A veivei, satin, haon, anuqae aad cosn
B.anii sks bocsdr plaid, plain, aud bounced fenss
Fine lace arin sbodctios Ia sets OF f"aht Maese
Lsimerie, Honroa. and Csmpure.
syiphides, cellars, and sleeves
Embroidered muslin tsriet,a r,,b-s.
Asa styles cashmeres, mousseines,
French chin,x, and woo piaids
aud xreN variety
aud sadly ior inspection
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited 10 cali -
WALTER HARPER h co.
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body III leather made md
aud the smaller size. not than
and The 20 be well and strongly secured with the
The canvas pouches dea.ey canya-
least equal that OF which pouches
In the made.
Leather and Canra, Bass On hays iorm
No. Body - INCHES long and - aches in
a,he wide eu. Or @,am Of s,ge "a by 70 uens@
at wias.. pa, snas o. bottoms o. n ~ y
wde~, parts ena bottoms 10 :, 30 inehe,.
The leather ho'sma bags 10 be dr u good aud suban
square foot be well aud Ey sewsd;
eied, TO be so done no, 70 chat. horse or neer
The be made Of the quality
of fAbr,c the pouches above described
Drop-ieer Pouches, (sit ride pocket)
Size No. 4 % inches la length
Size No. s. ~ do do ~ do
Canras Newspaper Mail Bass.
(is length 81 inches in circumference
width yarn doubed
fod and The bag suced 10 be locked
SIZE IA long 4s be
Proposals for ~ TIE construction 81 The
mat bags 2, 70 hs . , nso are asd
." such Improvement will be considered in determining The lowest
sa viii be considered il comps, sd with samples
each article bid for showing The aaay p @.er
potency ability Of Inc BIDDER the work according
The specimens delivered dep upcn
the I'D day q As next aud Will ~ conn. II Win The p'nro.s
which with alAy and b. The mail
decision be IN d. day Of
and bidder bid qnired
next,
suhceHt snre for faithful Of the obyaons enter
cd
All the articles contracted for he delivered the
'o~ expense boston, New otk aud BUT 10 Y
Philadelphia aud Pit sbug PA baltimore. Md; Wa hngto,
o.. Charleston, = Gi Aueasia Ga M"s,gmrry Vat New
Orleans. La Nashville Tenn; L"uisviIe ~ ci"nai ohio
and 81 Louis, such quaint and UGH timer lpe de
par'men may require ey rxiay inspect
delivery, bich .halI
standard bag@
To enable bidders estimate the nnmber of he r kinds
mail bags which will pr"hspy be required they informed
furnished for the Of th- year
bas 9l5 irahrr pouche- g7s
$50 ater horse mail 6l6 nl g
and H. 10 r,nii bags
The should endorsed " Proposals
be addressed :" Postaa,fer Ge ratn
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Jan I4-lawl2w Postmaster r erai.