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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

o. WooLsEY & Nelson, have a sale to-
day, of China and Glassware, to which We
call the attention of ol!r readers.
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p Evansville can now boast OF the finest
~hsrves II the very finest the Ohio river. Ger
tanly by best below CINCINNATI extending along
aim the whole front OF tho city, beautifully graded
from Cherry to the city mills in all about ten
squares. -.....
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(ej-We observe there are 700 or 800 lots
and parcels of property advertised for sale
IN the city of New Albany for delinquent
taxes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

GA blind hand organist in Rochester,
who went about the streets of the city with a
puny and pale little daughter, has just fallen
heir to An estate in Wales, estimated to be
worth million of dollars. A prominent legal
firm in Rochester is now engaged in making
out the necessary papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

Or The news BY the steamer Atlantic was
received and published at New Orleans one
hour before the steamer reached her wharf at
New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS Az AUCTION!

EUST received will be sold auction Aue-
81 ton Rooms regular sale days. large and
Dry Goods. Notions and fancy articles
consisting in Of Brown and Beached Sheeting' and
Shirtngs Satinets. Businesses CoaRg Ekalnes Blankets
leans. Hosing Gloves. Mits. Spool Threads, Lncys,
Merines. ShawIs, Susrenders. &C., &c.
ALsO:-Tables and Pocket Cutlery. Lewery and Watches
Cloths Hair Brushes fancy Ssap Razors Pins Needles
Gus 20 mention. KOOLSEY & NELSON.
novI Auctioueers.
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~ Hog market in CinictiiHnrati OH the 18th,
was active. Prices from Sc So to Sc 65.-
Holders asking Sc rs at close.
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o. The navigation of the Hudson river is
closed by ice On Wednesday Of last week
it was filled with running ice six inches thick
above the Highland. The cold weather since
has probably made it fast for the winter.
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wkArnER.-Bright sunny days still continue with
The attn sphere i! cool and bracing, and prospects
fair for pleasant holidays. Christmas and New Years
almost upon OF this is all news.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

OF The Newark American, published in
the county where Col, Spencer, the recently
appointed Marshal of Kansas, resides, says he
is an opponent of the extension of slavery,
end in favor of making Kansas a free State.
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CANAL.-There is sufficient for legation Pur-
poses but Jack Frost has laid general barge on
trade through this channel. Juveniles are improving
their opportunity for sporting tho ice, and skates
largely in demand.
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port of Gpunspillr.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PRINCESS, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
B. GREEN, from B. Green to Evansville.
HIGHFLYER, from New Orleans to Louisville.
U. S. MAIL from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
SOUTHERNER, from St. Louis to Louisville.
HARMONIC, from Ciucnnatfto Nashville
A. G. MASON. from St. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
fITTSBURG. passed on down.
DIAMOND, from Louisviils to Evansville.
River and Weather by Telegraph.
2ITTsBURG, Dec. 10.
River feet 5inches AMI falling. Weather clear and
cold.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1s.
River feet inches and falling Weather clear and
cold,
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POST ACE SAVED ON MAGAZINESs
KH Frs. Dohe Lister beg to call public attention
I'VE fact that they pply HARPER PuTSAM GoDEF
EHIcKERBoCKER. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. GRAHAM. &C. at the
publishers eiber~by the or single
Number thus the subscriber she entire and
usually receives his Magazine week earlier
per the usual routine. The volume of harper COM
with December No. which will reesvsd n aeegs
week by rows pOBELL & LIolhk.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves as; Quarters $3.50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
CIR SNpi CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS T,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday Dec 27th, 1856
- SCHEME

20ai6 prizes. amounting sifl4o
wholes $50; Hal, $40; Quaretss5; Eighths $3.50.
All orders tickets packages ina OF the Mary
will reoevs a(ention and the draw
ING nailed to all after il is
addTess T. Ii. HUBBARD & CO..
No 80 Fayette ST., Box No. 49,
nov24-tf Baltimore MARYLAND
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Tu3 ASSER,s OII-IO bbIs Pure Bark Oil reed
saieby nov26 PRESTON BROS
WUST RECEIVKD.-5nOl lbs No Batting received by
aB steamer st. Louis. and forsale by
noyIio ~ D. HElMANN.
dHO Fs-A large lot laiiss, mssis and ehi!eren's
- shoes received this forming by . .,.L
oct3I Mckinney
EUNNN BAGS.-I5. COO heavy ~ busbel for sale by
IL DOTS &. GILRERT & 90. sycamore street.
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CONSTITUTION AND TIE UNION.

NNTE are receiving fall and winter stock Of goods
~ alibera public to call ON A. our store
lat street three below Main Fosters Block Our
large sol part Of Cloths Cassmeres Cassa nets
Fannels 8ankets silks CashmeTes DelAnes Prints
Shawls Mantos. Ladies' Misses and ChilrTen's shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rugs. Damask
&C. Hats Gaps all other goods usually kept in dry
GOO ost2iosm JAMES OAKLEY SON.
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sCAL DEPARTMENT
AY MORNING. 49,: DECEMBER 10
MINIATURE ALMANAC:
another Concert by the Riley Family.

Rsszs. 10 SUN SETs..... .......
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HALIFAX, Dec. IS.
The steamer America, now over due from
Liverpool, has not yet been signalled below
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The RIVER is now on stand at this point.
More water expected, no symptoms of reced-
ing.
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ttttllntl.


-
Interested parties have been busy cireula-
ting a report to the effect that the Sentinel
Office, or an interest therein, had beensold by
its present proprietors, Messrs. LAnRADEE x
COTToM.
We take this occasion to give Hat aud
positive denial to the report. The office HAS
NOT been sold, and WILL NOT BE SOLD 1t
never was in more prosperous condition.
Our subscription list is daily increasing-our
advertising patronage exceeds that of any
newspaper in the State-our job ofhce IS
crowded with work, and our NINE presses are
KEEP. in constant operation, we frequently
finding il necessary to run them all night.
We thank our friends for thsir patronage,
so literally bestowed, and we shall, by making
a good paper, and by pFomptness in all the
departments Of our office, still seek to merit
their confidence, respect and favors.
LARRABEE & COTTON,
PRoPRIETORs STATE SENTINEL.
June 10, 1856.
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AN ORDINANCE prescribing the compensation o.

AN ORDINANCE prescribing The compensation Of
Mayor, City Engineer, the members OF the City
Council, and the per centum 10 be charged BY the
City Treasurer for collections on the taN duplicate,
and 10 abolish the salary OF Assistant Engineer
SECTION l. Be t ordained BY the Common Council Of
the city OF Indianapolis that from and aer the passage
OF this ordinance, the salars OF the Mayor shall be
eight hundred dollars per annum. payable quarterly
SKc. That from and after the passage Of this ord
nance, the salary Of the Civil Engineer shall be six
hundred dollars per annum, TO be paid quarterly, aud
that the salary Of the Assistant Engineer shall be abO-
ished; leaving such Chief Engineer 10 furnish such
aid as he may deem necessary AZ his own expense.
SKc. That from aud after the passage Of this Ord-
nance, each member Of the Common Council, shall
receive for his services dollars for every meeting
OF the Council he may attend, 10 be paid quarterly.
SIC. T. That the City Treasurer, compensation for
his services shall be allowed four per cent. the
he may collect the duplicate. with The
addition of six per cent all collections from the de-
nQuent st except when such delinquent list shall be
his own, Treasurer the previous year. In which case
such additional per cent shall be allowed
SEC 3. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances coming
in conflict with this ordinance, or Inconsistent there
with, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEc This order 10 be IN force from ard amer is pas
sage.
Ordained and established June %, 1886.
HENRY r. WEST, Mayor.
Attest: ALFRED STEPHENS, City Clerk.
ie6-dlt w2t
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The VitaIitv of pamooracx.

Democracy-the Nashville Union well ard
truly remarks-is the same everywhere.
Its nationality will secure it against any In
ternal feuds upon all the important questions
Of principle. And therein consists its strength
and its pride-the safety and stability of the
government. Every member Of the Cincin-
natl Convention might turn Black Republi-
can tomorrow, aud the Democratic party
would still remain intact Its foundation is
based upon the great cardinal doctrines of
civil and religious liberty, strict construc-
ton Of the Constitution, and the sovereignty
Of the States. Men are, therefore, but its
advocates, not its vital parts
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26

Il Ie on the nomination Of Fremont, as the
Mck Republican candidate for President
IA kes use Of the following significant lam
g1bge
Ave shall not retraet upon a previously ex-
passed opinion that the Republican party, in
mixing availability its standard of merit, has
coslmiited an error, and thrown away portion
ats chances Of success. 1t has made a victo-
n less certain, and thrown 4 doubt upon its
n silts in case il should be achieved.
How ungrateful is the Commercial, to thus
wtkedly insinuate that the immaculate
lel ders of the Fusion gang should have an
eye to availability in the nomination of FRE-
Mdsr! Those pure patriots and statesmen
ark quite above such things.
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fering from us in other rcsrects, in support of
the principles herein declared, and believing
that the spirit of institutions, we'll as the
Constitution Of our country, guarantees the lib
erty of conscience and an equality, OF rights
among citizens who oppose all Legislation i'm
pairing their security.
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0cr A correspondent of the journal >,

6r A correspondent Of the journal O,
Commerce, writing from Washington, on
Monday last says the President is ready to
send to the Senate certain orders which he
has just issued, in regard to the disturbances
in Kansas, and which will ensure the restor-
alton Of quiet there, very soon, by the deci.
ded interposition Of the executive authority,
aided by the U. s. troops.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY: Notice
- Is hereby given that at the April Term OF the COurt
Of Common Pleas Of Marion County, after FINAL settle
ment of the estate Of Elias HollingswOrth deceased
about the of Nine Hundred Dollars found re-
naming for distribution among the hers. Said heirs
therefore notified 10 appear the first day the
next term of said Court and prove their hershp and
receive their distribution share. ~ 2
WIN STEWART, Clerk.
May 20. 1855. je5w4w g. q. p.
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Democratic Congr essioual conven-
ton

The Delegates of the different coutie,
forming the 1lth Congressional district IN
Indiana, are requested to meet in Convention
on Thursday, l0thslay of July, 1856. at !
A. NJ, in the town Of Kokomo, in Howard
county, for the purpose of nominating can.
di1ate for Congress, and each county request
ed to send one delegate for every 100 Dem
oeratic votes given at the election for gov
emor in 1852, and an additional delegate for
every fractional vote over fifty.
By order Of the Central Committee,
JOHN MCCONNELL, Chairman.
lima 9th 1875
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NOTICE
Withdrawal of Lands in Iowa.

Withdrawal Of Lands in Iowa.
pursuance OF approved i5ih May IS56, ..Ina
l. king grant Of lands 70 the State 0f Iowa in alter
nate sections aid IN the construction OF certain rail
roads la said State, instructions have been issued fom
this office, Withdrawing from market, until further or
ders all the lands In that State except those situated
the fOllOwing-named DISTRICTS which still open q
purchasers for efecting sales and locations, viz:
Once al DacOrrah, all the lands in the district
Once at tor Dodge, all the lands north Of the line
between townships % and %
Office al Sioux City, all the lands month u The line be
tween townships 81 and o..
Givcn under my hand. at the General Land once al
the City OF Washington, this 2lst day OF May,
THOS. A. HhNDRICkS,
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBU5TTON

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY: Notice
- is hereby given hat a. the pril Term he CouTt
OF Common Pleas of Marion County, amer FINAL settle
ment Of the Estate OF Peter RecabO deceased about
the OF One Hundred Dollars were found remain
ing for distribution among the heirs- said heirs
therefore notified 10 app the first day Of The
term Of said Court and prove their heirsbp, and re-
ceivo their dstributiye share. 80.
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NOTICE on DISTKlBI7TION.

C,TATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY: Notice
- Is hereby givsH that AZ the April Tenn
Of Common Pleas OF Marion County, alter final settle
men Of the estate Of Ely Ogden deceased about the
OF Eighty -SiN Dollars found remaining for
distribution among the heirs. said heirs therefore
notified TO appear the first day Of the next tenn Of
said Court and prove their hsirship, and receive their
disributive share. WN. STEWART, CLERK.
May 20, 1856. je5w4w &. G. p. Marion Co.
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61-It is mentioned in private letter from
Lsndon, that MAZzINI has secretly quilted
that capital. II is thought he has gone 10
Switzerland, so as to he close to the Italian
N nters in case Of emergency.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

humlulSIIdJOI odle O1 neal ESJdI6.
NOTICE is hereby given, 10y order Of The Court
~ OF Common Pleas OF the county OF Marion, will,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June, o56, al the Pal
House corner, in The city Of indianapolis sell
public auction the following described real stu
ated In Marion county, State Of Indiana known the
property of Newton larsh late OF Prcble county Ohio
deceased, tO-wt: The southeast and South-wes frac
tona quarter Of section twentyeght, containing one
hundred and eight acres and GjlO0 OF an In Town
ship number IS, north of rangc nunber three ~ ne
said township
The saneto be sold subject TO the widows RI iis
therein and on The following terms, i0.Wi One-thrd
sale
To be sold for not less than tSOihrds the appraised
valuethe purchaser 20 give notes for deferred pay
mcnts with approved freehold security, waiving re
course 10 valuation or appraisement laws.
JAKES II. McKBRNAN, Administrator
May "a, isJ6-w5W
TAEE NoTIoE-The Widows Interest in the said real
estate will be sold II time and place, and on the
same terms. j. II. MCkEkNAN. Adj mr.
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DEArH OF AN EDiToR.-Col. DAvID MARTIN,
editor aud proprietor OF the Baton Rouge AdUo-
cate. died on Sunday night. week ago. Col
MARTIN was an ardent politician. Of vigorous
inteIles; and forcib,e and ready writer
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Gov. Seymour on Kansas Outrages.
At the great Mass meeting, held in Cleve-
land on Monday night, to ratify the nomina-
tons Of BUCHANAN and BRECKENRIDGE, Gov.
HoRArlo SEYMOUR, Of New York, was pres.
ent, and delivered an able and eloquent ad-
dress.-. Abiding to the Kansas excitement,
he made the following sensible remarks
Let ,he warn you against false reports we
have hid more rumors OF war and accounts OF
e. Ia,,,.uts nf armed men, and of impend-
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United states Mails.

Posi- 0rucE DEPARTNEsE
DEoPosALs for carrying the United states mails
from the first day OF July, ls56, tolhe first day Of
July, is5s on the following route, viii be received al
the Contract Once of the Post onee Department, In
lslh Of June next, 10 be decided the neat day.
No. 1904 From lndianspllis via Bridgeport, Plain
aeId, BellSille, stilesville, Greeneastle,
iii, Van Buren,, and ClOverand, 10 Terre
Haute, "a miles aud back, six times
week, by such mode Of transportation Is
will include the entire mail.
SCHEDULE
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at pm, ana
Arrive at Tcrre Haute next DAYS by 4 a m:
Leave Terre Iiaute daily except sunday, a M and
Arrive at Indianapolis next days by 10 m.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied bv a euaran-
iee signed by two responsible persons In the follow
FORM OF BID.
-, Of -, county OF - Stale OF -
propose to convey the mail from - to -, oc
the advertisement Of the Postmaster General. dated
May 10, 1886, and by the following mode convey
for the sDnual sum Of -- dollars.
Dated
FORM Ga GUARANTEE
The undersigned residing at -, State Of -.
undertake that II the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail ON route No. - be accepted by the Postmaster
1856, thereafter may be, enter into the
quired obligation perform the service proposed with
good and sufficient sureties.
Signed by two gusrantors.)
Dated
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of =
postmaster that the gIaraniors are OF properly
and able 10 make good their guarantee
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned. postmaster o., Stale o.
eerthes, under A oafh Of Office that ne is acquainted
with the above guarantOrs and knows them be men
OF property, and able 10 make good their guarantee.
Dated
(Signed.)
JAMES CAMPBELL,
mays6w4w Postmaster General
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY: Notice
- ishereby given, that at the April Term OF The Conr'
Of Common Pleas of Marion County, alter hnal settle
nen of the estate Of Collins, deceased about
the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars found remain
ing for distribution among the heirs sdd heirs are
therefore notified 10 appear on the first day OF me next
term said Court and prove their betrhp and receive
thslr disiributiys sbars wN. fEWARI, Clerk.
May 20, 1850. jsswiw Sc r, MAnos Co.
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.U- The Memphis Enquirer reports the crop
oi cotton wheat. oats and corn in that section
looking exceedingly we'll
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION

- IATE OF INDIANA, MAHlON (OUN1 \; Notice
- hereby given that At the April Term Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Marion County, after final settle
nent Of the estate Of John Herrn deceased, about the
sum OF Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars were
found remaining Redistribution among the heirs Said
heirs are therefore notified to appear on the first day Of
the Of said Court, and prove their hership,
and receive their distributve share.
WA. STEWART, Clerk,
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TAYLOR, WRIGHT, q HADLEY, wholesale cro-
Il GERS, and dealerS IN Wool Flour. Grain salt &C.
mont, Dried Fruits, Grass seeds. and produce gener-
ally No % Mashington-strcet, Fast 81 Odd Feloa.s
Hall. indianapolis, Indiana. The highest price, paid
III all unes IN cAsHior Wool, Flour, Wheat Oats Conn.,
and produce ia gcncral. when offered la quantity
II y a call respectfully solicited. jan2s ven,
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III UCKABACK TowELING 3 cases brown (.
III eases blsaehs received this day and for sale by
JAMES Low q CO.
sFe6d&H as Main st., Louisville, KY
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STRAY HORSE.

CTRAYED from X. Stlnson, Of White Post Town
- ship, Pulaski county, Ind, one mile east Of Ne
daryvie threo-year'old fly Light bay, small white
spot on one hind foot rather small size, and neatly
buii Thin and short AID thin Ia flesh Left The
10Th Of April, 1856 Any persOn giving information OF
the same b. letter otherwise, shall be amply reward
ed X SllNSON,
iollw4w MedArvvflle. Ind.
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Ape.dNwlSwI Commissioning GeneraI Land Once
NOTICE. OF INTERPRETATION.

CTATE or INDIANA, MAhIoN COUNTY: Notice
- is hereby given that Of the April Term Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, of Marion County after FINAL settle
ment Of the estate Of Bedford Foster deceased about
the sum of enc hundred dollars found remaining
for distribution amcng the heirs Said heirs are there
of said Court aud p.oye their heirshp ard receive their
distributiye share. WM. STEWART, Clerk.
NAV N. 1856. ie5w4W &. &. p. Marion Co.
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- JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

E. b. Collins, Secretary OF siste.
DESCRIPTION OF SAID REUBEN b. WILL IANS.
ssHeis about 25 or % Year, old, about feet inches
In height, weighs about i25 pounds leans forward IN
walking, with his face toward the ground; light blue
or gray eyes, rather prominent nose, hair rather light
bad counienance-seldOm looks person in the face
Williams has probably gone 10 Chicago, H.. or the
southeru part Of Kentucky" Inyl1w3t
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07- A negro carpenter was lately sold in
Adams county, Miss, for three thousand sew
On huudIe dollars.
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United states Mails.

United states Mails.
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENr.
May 20, 1867
DRoPOSAIS for carrying the United States mails
from the frs day OF July, 1856 to the iiF- cay 81
July, l6So, the following route will be received al
the Contract Office e the Post Of.e Department In
the City Of Washington. until O'Clock m. the
18th Of June next, 10 be decided the neat day:
No. 1851 From indianapolis, by Cumberland Phiia-
dephia, Greenfield, eSeland, Chariotts-
Vile, huightstown, Ogden. Lewisyille,
Dublin, Cambridge, EGst Germantown,
Centreville, Richmond and New Paris 10
Dayton, Ohio. ll2 miles and back, daily.
except sunday b. suo mode uf Transport
isiiOn as shall include the entire mail
SCHEDULE.
Leave indianapolis daily, except sunday At y m:
Arrive al Dayton by 4 next morning.
Leave Dayton daily except sunday, al a M;
Arrive at Indianapolis next morning by4 m.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guAran-
tee signed by two responsible persons in the following
manner:
], -, OF -, county OF -. Stale OF -.
propose convey the mail from July J. 1856, 10 June
30 ls5S, route No. from 10 -.
agreeably the advertisement OF the Postmaster Gen
era dated May go 1885, and by The following mode Of
conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum of-----dOllars.