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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16
FRIDAY MORNING. Nov,R Is, 1866. !
SUGAR rIANgHas' oonvzNrron.

BY reference to the advertisement, which ap
pears ID smother column, 1t will be seen that 1
general consention Or the sugar planters viii
n be held In AIgisrs. On Monday weak next, 2stE
inst. to take into consist impor tant mat
ters relative 70 the sugar interest, with view
- the aneiioration Of certain grievances they
very earnestly inysigk against
"a This csH for general convention is the re-
suit of two Or more meetings Of the sugar
planters IN the interior -scoounts of the pro-
eesdings u which We have published from time
n 10 time
4 tbs plantsss, i W rseolisot srisht their d.
q Jeets 81 expressed in their preliminary meet
4 irgs, desiFe u remove the sugar depot from the
ii leves over to AIgiers. where it can b. securely
prpssctsd against ths weather, and be safely,
md ehsapay stored until purchaser comes
along thus Ayoiding what thsy term d forced
aalss, ef which they bitterly complains s alto
gether unjust and ruinous
This is brief outline ii the conplaints
brought by the sugar planters against the
= present syatem, 50 far as We can now rernen-i
bers IS veil Is the obieots contemplated byi
I them, VI
Az this Is q very important move, il will, no
doubt, bring together q large number OF the
most Intelligent and respectable citizens Of tbs
States engaged IA ths production 81 al article
of incalculabls salue and prime necessity. The
proceedings Will b. Interesting and Important
! and We shall sndeayor 10 lay fall reports be-
Y tSfs our readers ~ the information u the
apubltc. ~ Il ~ II NJ, " ", tssf i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

Harby's Cheap Store.
1856 DAMP STREET. 195
RACHEL COLLARS OF JAconst and Guipure.
VALENCIA, THREAD GUIPURE LACE coLLARErrrs
VALENCIA THREAD LACE COLLARS ard sIEEyKa
JAc0NET, SWISS and GUfPURE SETS.
NEEDLE-w0RK, SWISS and JAcoNET BANDs,
RICH EDGING AND INSERTING. Of the iaisat stylss. &
SILK PLUSH AoIR ANTIQUE and VELVET TRIMMING
INFANTs EMBROIDERED ROBES, very rich.
CLOTH cLoAKs,
MERINo CLoAKs. a.=-@ So
VELVET CLoAKs,
RICH sHKB, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
noi17ptt .s#e54la == lss Camp street.
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nois spst

sT0t9Ge.
10 persons owning Texas Land Scrip Head Right Cert
Gates, Bounty and Donation Warrants
The undersigned having been the for
long me and having perfect knowledge of sysm in
TeIas from solicit patronage from all persons having
chms In our State
Mr. Bsdsoe having spent deal OF locating
yeypg Lands the middle upper ssate
all he information requisite good any of ,he
inappropriate Rda h State He will selections him
sof Ga the ground Tbs locations
hsy will be the settlements Market We are
preparing for trip she soon % we
get audcen. number OF certificates inaure Eect
charge for locate Lands except ~ we
examine. @z5t5 55sslS4zgs-5
~ Our charges onshd the Isk per acre.
paying oh and delivering patent owner
~ Send certificates Those who BY mail should
number date se and the original grantee Of
the Certificate and il then lost duplicates easily obtained
GRIFFIN a BLEDsoE.
AUSTIN Texas, oet asth 1855.
Rsfsrsn -.
Gov. 3. NJ PEAsE, Austin, Texas.
Hon. P. H. BELL, do do
BALuNGER JACK. Attorneys at Law, Galveston.
~ L. H. DUNCAN, Commission Merchant, New ossnns
j.. J. MCMAHON co. do do do
ANDERSON BoYLES. Attorneys al Law Mobile.
BEE JOHNSON, yieksbarg. Miss. - z
Gen. THoS nj. GRIFFIN Nawnan, Ga. 8 nos splmAwks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

Yesterday MARTHA LEE, aged ysa Wits Of Lse
er friends and those Of her hubbard respectfully
attend her redsne No. street. To
Day, at4N o'clcsk. E8s 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE. The members of the First
Presbyterian Church congregation will Odd Fellow
Hall SABBATH MORNING next hs 18th inst, The
81 service (1 o'oiosk.) mole spst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

NB- To DRUGGISTS For sale, the Stock
Store Finturss good will Of WHOLESALE DRUG STORE
situated 10 the most aoshng sonmetcl, town in wesn Tea
teIma, apply 7Tzs ~
oaT up At. BENNETT a CO. 4 Bank place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

Messrs ESitosIn these, the days when the Thugs,
have left their native ungss taken up their quarters
in our fair Crescent Citywhen idagn dssassias and
DARK lantern ru6ans walk streets-when ths home
hearth Of our citizens menaced BY rapne and Ia all
blotted BY blood Gall Of which il clearly shown to BE- the
case BY the Daily Common Prostitute of the New Or.
leans Press pleasure to while away an hour In
converse with pleasant things In my young days
that The oampbeli's are coming just enjoyed :
pleasant hour with the certainty that The Csmphes
are here Last night the Armory Hail filled over
flowing and the performances amply compensated hose
who attended Whilst have pleasure In complimenting
all the members Of the "troupe'' would particularly
mention, As worthy Of praise the efforts OF Mr. Far
renburs Let those who fond Of really good music
fan not to hear his delightful rendering Of
Ing songs. Leyrn or Goon Mn,,c
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.TiOaC Is yOsss' Chance.
& ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON HaND!!
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE or GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

Z. y. "AHHhCS <AGdNhCHHy HIUHNNKys
SCHEME FOR NoNEMBERa
Y & M4ttsE ULAsS80.
10 BE DRAWN NovR ssd, 1865, IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
GS- 80 O., OOO-@M
VIII bs dissrbued according following nimiabe Scheme
you draw oowast prise the cost of Jour Ticket without
deduction, and remombsr every Prise IL drawn a
Look atiti One Prize TO every Ten Tirkshl
"a & 45s4@5r CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
Let thsrsfore having due regard 10 the repnhnR
Of ha purse attend o:s and forward hs order Immediately tor
Tickets.
Let those now bny, who bought before.
And tbofp who always bought, now buy the more,
But the eeheme Look iscan we--coun your ohausp
and ah yourself Withstand the now offered
Read Read
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

ieoo Prizes amounting 10. aso n,
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS,
~ Tickets, % 90; Halves, o. 30; Quarters, 81 H,
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. SO g. New orlsau. r. o.
oeptd -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

FOREIGN AND Domestic bills OF EXCHANGE, -
Merchants and others DESTROYS of procuring bills Of
change neatly and elegantly on this or
another eountrycsn do so by calling on Messrs d. Fet
ststson at stationsra Hall, No 81 Camp street and
Hang Alley.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

4 poIToA.Ih he receipts for the "a hours end.
ing At o'clock last evening were FROM ROW M s.a
Pals. w .he aagomar, rs bales Louisa, from
a1iiliken's Bend, 2,l4o Music. from Port Hud-
Eons674i A. y. Glaizs. from opelousas, 1855
Montgomery, from Montgomery. Ala, ,sol,
Total, 1888 bales. For the week, 81 ,7e4 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

EUROPEAN lNEEI IlanscE The Collins Steam
soiilc Y fully due at New York with dates
0aa liverpool e the 80 inst. The mails BY
.he Asia, from / liverpool. viii also be due
s. = ou. when they viii arrive is question
=. ~ ~ y VASTLY answered. Perhaps the Washing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

THE CHEscsNr elrr. This steamer dna so,.s
Us ago' md not been autographed as having
arslseu 81 the Balize yesterday afternoon
Hne detention y supposed 70 arise from wait
.ng ~ Havana for the steamer Aspinwall
however as she is a SLOW craft, she is not vet
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.aRRIHaL OF THE PACIFIC. +
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Especially Photographed to the Daily cresoontl
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Thanka to the clerks of the steamers oesans
end Ingomar for fayors
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
For the Tribune and Telegraph.
To my Wife, in her Absence.

The pat ring rain drops on the roof, sd
q The streaTnlct on the ground, .,T -f...H
The silence of the birds of song, .... d..
The damp md & morning sound
BRING to my longing heart, a thrill
-ga OF mem rics sweet and sad,
When, ranging over vale and hill,
Thy presence made me glad.
II. a
Now come throng of mem ries bright,
And thoughts OF holy love, ~.
Aud hours of innocent delight,
4 nd bliss like that above. >.t e.
They come with fetters-not of brass,
\ struggling slave 70 bind
But cords Of love, with snlilcs, they pass
AbOuta willing mind
OH. III. ..-i. l.
Yes, welcome, menl'ries dear
in this, lonely hour;
Come to my saddeu'd spirit near
Give me TO feet lily power.
Pause not ut chsldIpOd's sunny day,
Lie s carly, peaceful dawn,
Nor yet the Students tolls array
Nor spores upon the lawn. s.-rs ..
In days of labor and Of caro-
Tie clos: 10 worship given t# st
When mct'thc hallowed cross to bear,
We shared The bliss OF heaven.
Twas thus met thee gentle wife,
Nor cau the cares of after life ~ .>
Thy image Yer cifucc. t.
v
Then TO my bounding heart arose
a clcdIn of holy light;
And bluehing, trembling, there l chose
70 win prize 50 bright.
And often thcucc at evening shade
Ia conycrsc sweet we met
While Love her magic sceptrc swayed
And babe us he er forget.
VI
Eoo boDr4 ,,,;tl,
And springs of holy thought
From inward fountain swcet!y flowed
With Loves pure pleasure fraught.
Joy on ca Ii pillow calmly tlept,
And Times swift current onward swept,
And joined our lives i'll one K. Y. z.
IIIscOnStp. July ID, 1885.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
CITY. DIRECTORY.
Church Directory.

Church Directory.
Episcopal, 81. Nqpfcp's; corner Of Market and
Ann SIS; Rev. II. :. BISHOP, Rector. Serv.-
ces. 1879 4. NJ; 73j P Il. ,- -.y
Congre9atfonaI, corner Of Park and Ann SITS;
Rev Mr.. CHAPIN, Pastor; services, 1880 a. N.
7.30, P. N. .-.-----.
Ectho,ist Episcopal, corner of Kcnosha St. and
prair;e Avenue: Rev. Mr. FORD. Building I'M
dcrsoAg rebair4, and Congregation worship at
present at Baptist House.
Baptist corner Of Church and South SIS; Rev. I.
BRANDL;. Services 1920 A. H., 2,P. II.
Dutch Reformed, corner Of Grand and Chicago
erceis. north wurd; Rev. Mr.. HUBBARD; ser
wees To A. 81. and 2 P. N. t.'t
Sat.olic. ~. N7rEs; corner OF Wisconsin and Ann
s4rects: Rev AIr. COTTON; service 1870 A. u.
go 2 Il .
Dntcl, Catholic, 81. Ceoryc's; corilcr Of Chca-
ri. 20 and 0range 7treets4 uprih ward Rev. Mr.
s. FRAU ENHOEEit; tcafvceo 1850 a. MID Pm.
Authcr,rn, Rev. Mr. H0WoER Services in the
Free School House, North Ward.
q -77so;------8ess
Travellers Directory.
RAIL no4D-Dspot, oorncr W. Mrin aud Grand SIS,
GOING sourH. GoING NORTH >,
Sec. + N. SIS SEC. Pm. $50
STEAMERS.
CoH;a r,~o2d L'ac-Leqve on Tuesday,, Tburadnvs,
and Saturdays At P n. Touch at all the Wis
cons,n pors. t. BELL, Agent
CLEMENTS Ljac-Lcavc every nigh, lat O'Clock
going no@,h-I2 o'clock, going south.
STAGES.
For Ecloit. via Gcncva-Leavc Monday, Wcdne,-
day, and Friday, 4, A NJ. Returns alternate
dovs At g ? ".
FOR Richmond HIS. via Wilmot-Lcaves every So
tnrday morning, at A. NJ. Arrives Friday eve
ming, ; r. ".
For AM och Ills-TucetlavR AID Satnydays,l P. II.
Arrives same days a. ~ ".
For Bu lirrton Racine CO. via Paris and Brighton
Every Friday, 9 A. N. Arrives Saturday 5 P. NJ.
Mails.
Mails depart ana arrive all the above routes OF
trlyc except The camcrs and he afternoon cars.
The southern and northern mails by cara are clio
sod at Ii o'clock, A. u.
There j. a'So a horseback mail to Wauhcgan, arri-
,m- Tue*d5y<, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and
ltnA NM, an AZ crnntc dAx.. M u II
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l.. q. EgFt EsEsaa.a..
INSTR Il

Of undoubted credit, and a. prepared to issue poll
c.rs ou Us. anl p"pce., og favorable Terms
.F2"-oc adj erti4Cu,f5s ;
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aHSyEATREEil 4 GO.

NRTGS. Nod ones Ols. Ia1U'-, TC-'Um0rv. Fancy
Articles. al kinds 0f Patent Me3ciuc>, and am cN-
Cclcn: assortment oI every arly.e sep! in cs,ab-
lsmcu'- ~ th.s charay.or
Mn 81. kENosHA, WIS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

LoyELINESS.-Iti i not IN vour neat dress, your
expensive shawl, or ycar golden hugets that At
tract the attention of seL.J.c mem They lOo. be-
vond iLcsc. 1t Is your character they study. If
YOU arc trifing and loose in your Conversation
no matter if you as beautiful ~ IN angel
YOU have ~ attraction for thgm. 1t IS the true
iovliness Of your natures that win ana continue
to retain the affections Of the heart. Young la
dies sadly miss it who labor to improve their
outward looks, while they bcstow not thought
on their minds. Fools nay be won by the gcw-
gaws and fashionable show dresses but the
wise and substantial are never caught in such
traps Let modesty be ycnr dress. Use pleas
ant and agreeable language, and Though you
may not be courted by the Top and tho sop, the
good and truly great will love 10 lnger IN your
sfeps
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

~ The TRIBUNE & TELEGRAPH, prints AMI cir
culates over twelve hundred copies per week, four
fi,hs of which are in Kenosha county, which makes
it very desirable medium for advertising. ...er
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
ltsAs.sAtg 7EATTOCVks,

= = III = n "A . # Oh IA,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW aad
So.iroor ia CAauccry. n3lvl5
E1cnCSi.:i, observation-disclosures VTiscomaiu.
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ssE,xt-srra q. rE-Enn.
e,Fa-ss.g, u. rlHs,

Ca Wood and every XII or Nea
M,S ~r..-.........-.-....Nr voeuA, WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

80 The Massachusetts, X Ms have held
convention with open doors and approved of the
course Of Henry Wilson and the other delegates
from that State.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

~ As n number of persons were lately rcla-
ting to each other the various extraordinary in
cidcnts which had fallen within their observation,
a traveller attracted ;hcir attention by the follow
ing:
n rusiling noise in the bushes nSar Tie road, and
being impcIlcd by curiosity, was determined to
know what it was. When arrived at the spot,
found it was occas.orcd by . ,arge siek Of rood
which was 50 very crooked that it would not 10
still"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

Don r DO IT.-Ecvcr make use of an honcsl
woman's name IN an improper place 1t an nj.
proper time, or il mixed company. Never make
assertions about her that you think are untrue,
illusions that you .ecl she herself would blush to
hear. When yen meet with men who1lo not scru-
pie to make use Of womau's name in rockies
manner, shun them, for they are the very worst
members Of the cOnlHunity-mcn lost TO every
sense Of honor, every feeling Of humanity.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Rachel Il. Lynch
On The equity side of Queen AIMEE
c,uniy eifcuiI tOur,
OcToEER l5, less.
Oci J7-lawaw

Rachel H. Lynch 3D. n, n,. - - &C., .a,
,
John e, asd Eberi Gibson. e'a"v cheu' oouiI
CHE objeci a 8 10 procure for
which devised John L. Gibson,
their Cibs0n
tain payment OF legacy Of 500 beqGeaed The said Rachel
Woolman Gihscn The
The aforesaid accompany
exhibit devised John f. Woolman GbSna
subject Of The debts said The
iesraeaiay personal wcoiman,
paid - debts BY lcrcof; Ind
Rachel T. Ls CT The 81 Ao
be oid the legacy BY
Rachel t. Lynch, flied
The Oh day OF june 1854 ii forth ast the said Rachel E.
Lynch ded leaving NJ Lynch acd Woolman E.
Lynch
had been granted ih@ aid Anna M Lyn the said John
Gibson also died. John W. Gibson, William Ghson
Whs Jus Gibson Sarah G'tson Gibson his
the suid Ebert Gibson died, esvus his
law Wooran Ghspn bcier and The Damsd
deceased, WooDan tEn
he had Gibson life
paid. satisfied the bill Of
plant, oseRnid rea
with, ne sold residue OF
sad esacyto $780, principal and and thai
Gbsnn District Eclumhis
ndjndeed that Anna NJ Lynch by
OF tins order be inserted in pub
Washington
9Th Of December
object Of b
petition Of sad Anna NJ Isncs and them in s
q lrnnury slow they have why decree
prayed JOHN PALMER,
CLERK Of the Circuit Court for County.
srPTErBrR as tbS5.
(rfI t-W2u
The daily union., 1855-10-18
BY LEG II a r. III.
.Arriral ef TIE Empire CITY.

Arrival Of TIE Lmpfre tltg-
NEw IoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Empire City arrived here yes
terday, bringing 81 3s5,s32 in gold dust.
In consequence Of slight offered to the United States
sui Panama by the local governor the former had struck
his flag. The consul applied for information respecting
American in prison.
His letter returned unanswered and second
returned unopened. The consul had published protest
and information to the commander Of the United States
sloppof-wsr Massachusetts, which the That
vessel expected at Panama to take the matter in
hand.
Gen. Santa Anna safely installed with his family in his
residence near CaIthageua-
The brig Caroline, Of Baltimore loaded with provisions
and for the Panama Railroad Company, went ashore
Point Margaa the 2Gth uit, but it thought would
be got of.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
rosr oFrIcE DrrARrMrsr.


Neu Pos 05ices.The following new pogt Offices have
been established, and the following named gentlemen ap
pointed postInasters, BY the Postmaster General:
Poplar Grove, Goodhue county, Minnesota; John Lee
postmaster.
Forrestyilie, Fillmore county, Mnnesoa Forrest Henry
postmaster.
Big Spring, Fillmore county, Minnesota William Wal
postmaster.
ST. Charles winona county, Minnesota; Lewis H. Spinger
postmaster.
Briion, Martowoc county, Wisconsin; Thomas n. West
postmaster.
Lewis Station Conecuh county, Alabama Henry N. Lew
IL, postmaster.
Hestsrsie De Witt county, Texas; Il. H. Hester, pos-
master
Fntham's lanyard Red River county, Texas; Thomas
Il. Flintham postmaster.
Boiling Springs, sparanburg county, South Carolina
Henry Dedd postmaster.
Dove, Sumter county, South Carolna Samuel Chandler,
postmaster
Wild Meadow, Mercer county Virginia; William L. Paint
Il, postmaster.
Stone House Greenvie comfy, South Carolina; T. NJ.
Young, postmaster
shasterheId Edgefeld county, South Carolina James
Callison, postmaster.
Purley, Caswel county North Carolina; Samuel s. Har-
rIson, postmaster.
Peak Land, Ashe county, North Carolina John W. Mar
tin, posiin aster.
Nayatt Point, Bristol county, Rhode Island Noel Mathew
son, postmaster.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Prom she prsrnis Free Press.
THE DESTINY OF kANSAs-P0PULAg SOW
ERElGNTY TIE TRUE nOcIRINE


EREiGSTY THE TRUE DOCTRINE.
We rot in the outset Of the Impression that slave
~ would 60 70 Kansas that ihe South anticipated
such consequence Of the repeal o the odioas Missouri
Compromise and the application Of the poi aar sovereign
y doctrine 10 chat Territory and that impression has
act at any time been shaken by transporting events We
iAmentedand what patriotic northern citizen did not la
mentle organized efforts Of aboitionsn transport It's
adheren and its heEeses Kansas only because il
unprecedented and uuwarrened interference in the
local concerns Of independent people but because il
ceria provoke conpteT-nterferenoe IN Of
the southern States The event Of which be collision
Predictions have been verified Collisions have occurred
which regretted hope alike ia the North and the
South But these collisions whichever party prove the
victor cannot change destiny Of Kansas Whether the
propsganeisa abolition the propagands,s Of slavery
presently succeed eventually fbe question Of slavery viii
be determined by those great oyeIruling which fix
the institutions Of every people Eventually Kansas her
sell VIII speak for herself and her voice will be potential
slavery viii best ubserse her interests and advance her
prosperity, size viii have il her right If freedom,
she viii have that
The question Of slavery has assumed that simple
tangible form ha, all upon il understanding
H. There is but issue in respect 10 IT, and that is this
plain Shall the people Of each Territory and State
act sor themselves or shall Congress act for them The
democratic doctrine dves Congress Of all power in the
premises and trusts the psgple HANDS orr is the watch
word AoSIsfEHA KNIloR by congress, pg AaSsachuseiHi
by Missouri Leave the whole matter in the hands Of
the "a r. We cau eonGde in the people. They win do
right The abolition doctrine is The Of this. II
asusts the people and the power Of Congress
just small party in the revelation asserted The power
Of the British Parliament
We can see that the democratic doctrine is rapidly work
ing its way the popular heart II win become the doc
tine ohe country and the day which it is inaugura-
ted wdl happy The disturbing subject Of slavery
will have bern forever dsoose5 Of We shall hear
Of dsunou The different sections OF the great confed-
eracy viii act in glorious harmony and this republic now
the powerful the world saw win march forward
in The fulflment Of its mighty destiny.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
for Wrapping Paper Twine, and
Sealing Wax

Posr ofnor Drr.rrsnr,
SEALED PROPOSALS win department until
Y ihs sh esy u soscaber s ef sioe loT
asl siais. Or oar years from
sred Tree X eapsnse a lie bsps ssussss ef s fs ones De
panen a Washington, D. c., New York ee, Cincinnati,
qaired s each agency, ycaaiy, are specified below.
DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, ID. C.
' ss and % wes ~ 1s s ahas Z salss sII sas
lie sane lind o paper % sy d inches IN axe AND
/. ,oo 70 weigh no. les. than ,. pounds . ne ran
"a, i i.o@ Y 2 10 ounces in weight
1900 do neup ~ae,
diameter, well twisted, aid la hsis hanks
200 DO scarlet seaie good saais ordinary
DISTRICT No. q Al NEW YORK CITY.
5000 wrapping paper similar 70 described in rh
estlsaBe dislrict No. 4
iso DE- similar 20 hai lss' daseibed in sad esinAts
'0' 40 "a fssy sa, ~ % he Asl NAMED % be n ii1e &C
so pounds Of co,on wr ihe thai hs described u
) ooo i district =. No, !, i,
sOOo do eoafs hemp ae similar 70 ihai Of e 'hird desnp
coo do scarie, ssaIing wax. No.
DIsTaicT NO. J, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 ream wrang paper similar 10 a' hrs' named sr rct
% DO similar 20 tfs last ned ior said district
81 ponnds eonoa ns similar 70 ai Of the rsa description o
a,ooo do hemp tne, descsr
40 aeaing wax The same as described in the
district 4.
each district. o he
he in
tae articles shall be delivered place the Post
master General sl'aii designate, pro rata prices
fach hld must be accompanied with OF article
posed be fiished such
the department be OF
aeeees tni articles contracted fr
responding 10 the samples isered
Each bidder furnish, pioposas
ability to comply with his bid
Two snfhcent snrets viii be required "A
Fa lures 10 furnish the articles contracted for furnish
s articles interior those contracted for Will be considered su
hrenl forfeiture OF the
Bids NOT made accsrdanee with these proposals VIII
be considered.
Pfopoai be marked outside OF The with The
OF the aec proposed for,
rbem addressed The F Postmaster General Wa
inglon city, ID. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
OcToEER l5, les5.
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