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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

kENTUckY ELECTIoN.-Thc Louisville Cour-
ier (old-line whig) ofWednesday says:
awe give this morning all the returns from
various portions of the State received up TO last
night. 1t will bp seen that they indicate still
greater democratic gains. Iflbe lnow-n moth
Jugs continue to lose in the remainder of the
State in The same RATIO the democratic majority
in Kentucky will be fully fifteen thousand"
The Courier furnishes table Of returns from
fifteen counties, which show democratic gain
Of four thousand FIVE hundred as compared with
the vote in August last.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

Gy- The Know Nothings called together their old
County Convention OF last year, few days since,
and placed in nomination the following ticket:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

Dy-No platform of principles is here enunciated.-
The faithful are only allowed to know that they must
oppose the National Administration, without being
told what for. II will be seen, too, that the Chair
man, in this secret paper places H. NlcoDEMUs, Esq.
on perfect equality with himself, notwithstanding
the Squire is now denounced by Jordan 4 Co. as be-
meath the notice of dog
The following are the Township Committees as
taken down in the Chairman's own hand writing
There are some names on this list, which, we have
no doubt were placed there without their knowledge
or consents and we make the matter public in order
that they may have opportunity to place them
selves right before the community.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

with an escort from Fl Pierre. Cen. Harvey
has recently yisisted the region of The Running
Water. We learn from some gentleman JUST
come down, that the Generalhad caused the ar
rsxt of Col. Howe who had charge of the dlViS-
ion at that eantonmcnt, on charge OF starving
and rlaltreating the soldiers under his command,
From the same source, we learn that Gen. H.
,viIt canse the removal of the houses and other
public property from f. Pierre 10 Po'n' some
twenty miles above Sioux Clty' early Ia 'N'
spring. \ great many horses ana mules nave
been stolen FROM the troops by the Phhka IN
di,ns. and Gen. Harvey intends to come down
On them in the spring aud give them 0as''ns'
The government steamer, - ffoze tastin the
ice near he mouth of the Running "ater, has
been deserted BY most or all ofthe crew, On Se-
coaLt If lack Of provisions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
MIDDLE on DUsHA FERRY

Two miles from Couu ell Bluffs Cny, unG Jour
miles from Florence.
The NEBRASKA is a new boat, built IN the
most substantial manner, expressly for ferry
ing the Missouri river. She ha~ pow erfll
Engine, and all her machinery and everyl hing
about her is new and in frot-rate order. She
runs fine, aud Unnamed by experienced, careful
and accommodating hands. The river at this
point is less than quarter of mile wide. err
fectly clear Of sand bars, snags, or any Other
DISTINCTIONS, with frst-rate landings on both
sides-anG, it takes but ten minus TO make
tn trip over and back, persons coming TO this
ferry viii! not be detained but Il very short inns.
The road from Bluff City to the Middle ferry,
and from thence TO
FL o r E V G Z,
is excellent, and as the crossing of the Elk Horn
K iyer is situated due west from the latter place
W tn high and dry ridge road, leading to IT, It
is by far the best, as we'll as much the nearest
route to the Platte Valley. Rates of toll rea-
sol able.
~ The Company hold themselves RESPONSE
bic FOR all damages sustained in consequence Of
the ncompetency or negligence Of the officers
or bands on the boat
JAMES C. MITCHELL. Sec.
April G, IS. n52-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

lrratula,e ,Asm.sives Upon the SUCCESS q e.
err administration that has bsen bsougnt N.
| tolpev ny their sotsBs we denm this : ~
oscasi0s - expfessour sntareApprobation o.
the principles that have guided Genera
Pierce since his Inauguration as Pregldent OF
the United States and to endorse fully tn
dealing ,measurss of his sdministraAion, De-
llieying that he has evinced in NIL his acts
patriotic heart, finn and honest Will anu
a craftsmanship equal to the requirements
Of the high posi- to which the psopleso unan-
imousy elevated him.
Resolv we'd, That the Democracy of Iowa
believe in strict and rigorous observa iice
of every article and provision OF the Consti-
tuition, ana in the maintenance Of oil of the
Jaws of the land, and condemn every attempt
to eyadep violate either, As acts that are
rehellous and reasonable in their nature,
and that this Convention condemn foreign
interference in the affairs of Kansas, and the
spirit Of mob violence and opposition to law
every whore.
Resolved, That history proves that The
Democratic party of the United States Is
the only National party, and the only party
capable of successfully administering the
Federal affairs of the nation, and as a srl-
king evidence OK these facts, we have only to
refer TO the present aspect of the House OF
Representati ives, where, with q majority OF
over seventy, the oppoDents OF theDG6oc-
racy have spent whole mouth in = Sfuitlsss
attempt to elect . presiding officer, ID have
failed to trsnsacs 'sny o. the public business
which Was intrusted 10 their hands.
Resolved, That We approve Of the course
of the sEvENTY-TIyE Democratic members Of
the House of Representatives who have 40
sternly adhered to principles and to the sup
port OF their nominee, and to them We say:
Never give up the ship"
Resolved. That we fully approve of the
course Of the Democratic members of the
last Legislature IL resisting the election OF o
FuSionist TO the United States Senate; and
we have no doubt but that, on an investiga-
ton OF the facts, the Senate viii decide tn at
the certificate of election given to James
Harlan, by Governor Grimes, was issued
without warrant of law and contrary to the
provisions OF the Constitution.
On motion, the aforesaid resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
CT The following State Ticket was nom
mated:
Secretary of State--G. W. McCleary,
Louisa county.
Auditor-James Pollard, Davis county.
Treasurer George Paul, johnson county.
Atty. General-James Baker, Lucas co.
For Presidential Electors, the following
gentlemen were chosen:
Senatorial.-J. C. Hall, James Grant.
Alternates.--Geo. diliespy, Ben. Samuels-
DistTiot.--D. o. Finch, \. II. Palmer.
Delegates 10 National Convention--W. F.
Coolbaugh, b. Hem, Gen. Ramsey T. s.
Wilson, G. j. Mcfarland, Capt. Evans, u.
II. Solomon, Mr.. Walling Alternates- w.
IL. Thompson, E. ". Eastman, d. f. GAY
lord, .. IL. b Roszel, &C Beal, A. o. Pat
terson, Col. Albertson, Amos Harris.
State Central Committee w. A. Thurs
ton, w. A. Mcclure, II. b. HeHdershott, e.
Folsom, Ii. Ii. Farmer, Vim. Kelsey, o. n.
Tyson, I. d. Easa, John Hays, Jr., A. +.
Eaton.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
Nehraska l.csisEat.lrc.

This body adjourned last Saturday nigh. at
II O'Clock. The Wo4oa's light Bill that
passed he House few day. p-e'ioos, failed in
the Council ~ an Uncomfortable article Of .aty's
apparel, pfeseu;ed!y a eonm..te' th oueh Nor
ton. to oae OF tar i-1y champions. (Just like
s.rr.iag 10 behave 50 naughty, aAd 10 thing
every one else was ashamed to- As usual,
much excjten srt :, ir and debate. Vote of thanks
10 sp.-ker vas lost, ai.4iI IN lch c.aaor and con
ttslon.
We viii give an abstrac. of the acts passed,
when we have more room.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESlLE.

l NJ row completing large tn rec story
brick store house Oh the corner of Second AID
Francis sire cts, and expect TO move into 1t by
tho 18th OF January, proximo, after which
time shall abandon the retail poi ton of NV
business and sell III future exclusively at whole
sale. | am induced TO adopt this course
in consequence of the heavy increase Of nv
wholesale trade, and believing that il will be
productive Of my own interest as well az that
OF my customers. 1t is my intention TO keep
much heavier stock than usual, embracing
many articles not heretofore kept bv me-a
stock commensurate with the size OF my house;
the increase of my business, and The rapidly
growing demands of the country; and which in
point Of size. variety and price. shall compare
favoraby with similar establishments in Saint
Louis.
expect to leave by the Goth of January for
the South aud East for the purpose of making
my purchases, and will take occasion here 10
urge upon those who are indebted 10 me by
note or account, {some of which have been
standing four, six, and even twelve months, J
the Importance Ito me at least) of their settling
up before leave. They will please bear n
mind that Groceries are G ASH ARTICLES
the " GRID ever. j. b. JENNINGS.
ST. Joseph. Dec. %, 50. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
WenioT az.

C Doughty has removed h,A extensive stock
81 Merchandise to his splendid new store down
on Broadway, b. -ths-by, he has one Of the
nc..est and most convenient establishments We
have ever seen. 4 penny q everything, well
arranged ia its pIace-from The basement to the
fourth room. well filed, and obIisins clerks to
wait upon his cus-ome-s- Doughty Is 4 ~ho'e-
,ys,el little fellow, and We fal his prices the
loves, of any We have tried in the city, Try
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

Twill be ssen that we have published to-day "a
norton of the above interesting document, the
remainder to be forthcoming in our next. We
At first. on account Of its length and our exceed
ngly narrow space, thought we could not pup
Iish it, but by the earnest solicitation OF many
of our readers and friends, changed our mind
Much other reading matter and many advertise
ments are consequently crowded out
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29


TREMENDOUS BATrLE-TraKEY EAx4UtsH-
ED-THE WAR CLosgD--TRE DEAD INSURED.
The ABOVE announcement may a>tonish many OF
sur readers, and may require At our hands an ex-
plantation Any one, however, who could see
tle ll3ustrous great Turkey, lying before us in
Ill tie glory If It's excessive fAtness, deiicacy
.ad luciness. would need 10 other explanation.
Judging from the mammoth size Of that great
bird, it must have required full squadron to
haze captured and seized him IN his strong hold
the barn yard. Il is to say the least, the finest
tarksy We ever saw; as clean aad nice tho
j. had never ,porte1 shining coat OF gay and
Brilliant feathers.
We are indebted to our St. Joseph Express
lnaa Dir c. Clough, for the above namei pres
cut, accompanied by can Of " II preserved,
delicious, ripe peaches. II ne hal not prYi-
ously lad abundant evidence that the donor vas
gentleman and good judge of fine eating. this
acs would be convincing. There are some
Inen who consider Editors and Printers as good
as whites mea, aAd he is one OF them, and he
Keeps the best and choicest assortment Of pro-
Fisions, fruits and delicacies in the city. We
lave tried ami know it. Ha! ha! Ia !-ihe
turkey, how "a. agd plump-CryE no quarters
oa- mott1s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

Sill cold-ctten colder and sometimes cold
e.t /. coutnae, still without intermission,
Way COLD, mercury no. often above zero. We
learn that in the region Of Fort Pierre, little or
no snog has f4llen-much Of tie time i: seems
Ike summer. This IS the report Of person
who recently came down. In the region Of
Sergeant Bluffs, three feet of snow Is reported,
here, We have still about eight inchos
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
ANI1LRICUS!
&ks>

Mis- beautiful town site iz situated II miles
L North Of Corncil Bluffs. in the valley of
Big Pigeon river, OIL the Stale road leadin g from
ST Joseph, Mo-, via Council Bluffs to ST lux
City, and about six miles from Florence IN
Nebraska Territory. The Davenport d Mis-.
souri, rive: Railroad, as surveyed, passes thro'
the town 4 good mill is III operation. and
there is an abundance of extra privil eyes for
FIGURING bills l. Machinery.
lie largest grove of timber N the county
Is near. This location possesses many superi.
ar advantages over others for building up
Popuous town, surrounded asst is by all ex-
coIIent and fertile farming region, with good
water hue timber. lime rock snill sites, DC.
a Post Office has been established which
eceiyes mail service iri weekly. Good FARM
ing land and timber can be purchased at rea
soneble prices near, and one lot given to those
who will come and build good huuse, in a res,-
sonable time. There are yet few lots for
sale.
Any further particulars may be had by an
plying OF addressing note to the proprietof
or BY calling upon him in person. Good mo
chanlcs will receive all reasonable encourage
ment, 1t they wish 10 sett e here.
For further information ia regard 10 the g.
hove Lands and town property, reference is
made 10
Greene. Weare & Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Cassidy & Test,
FranA Street,
W A. REEL.
Americas. Pottawattamie co, Iowa, January
lst, 1856 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
TRANSFORMATIONS
ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL i,LUElS
PACKET LINE.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR lss6.


Rs1as~k THE entirely new, and fms
lEa passenger packet, OMAHA, II.
~ f.. Barrow, Commander, +. i.
Kerchevsl, Clerk Having been built ex
pressly for the trade. wilt take her place on tie
opening Of igatlon, as regular weekly
packet between the cities of ST. Joseph aud
Council Bluffs.
Leaving ST. Joseph every Monday at O'Clock
Nj. And returning will leave Council Bluffs and
Omaha City every Friday morning O'Clock,
and forming connection with the five Packets
leaving St Louis Mondays and Tuesdays
which arrives here on Saturday and Sunday
evenings, by which arrangement pas sengers or
freight will not be detained at ST. Joseph but
to prepare against oil contingencies, the owners
of the Omaha have large Ware House TO store
all goods not meeting them promptly, and with
out charge to the owners which we deem the
most perfect arrangement to passenger or snip
er that can or will be made the present season.
and they therefore hope by promptness and
strict attention of her officers and agents to re.
ceive large share of public patronage.
DONNELL, SAXTON d MCDONALD,
T0OTLES L FAIRLEtGH,
Agepts
Jan 9Th, 1856. m6
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
INEhUfANDISE.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
- The BcSt--the CheapeStaRd Largest
Business -

J. b. JENNINGS,
ALE T. RETAIL GROCER,
MISSION MERCHANT,
ia Country Produce, West side OF
trest, opposite Edgar House,
st. Joseph, Mo-,
Giving his fall and winter stock,
Of the following articles. which
he lowest prices for cash.
o. Sugar, ~ gross backing,
d, crush'd 100 kgs choice Teas.
fed do, 100 bxs tobacco, vari-
her Sug Gus brands.
Molasses, 25 bxs sink e tobacco ,
, kegs do, 10000 cigars vars b DIS,
tation do, SO kegs soda,
en- syrup, 10 bbls salaeratus,
rio coifcei2OO reams wrppg papr,
salt, % bxs smokd herring
nails, 10 bxs Goldfish,
}, kegs Of so doz buckets,
% doz nest tubs,
ite shad 10 dog AR buckets,
roe her, ~ 25 doz wash boads,
IL doz churns,
rs, IL coils MANILA and
jute rope,
70 raIsins SO dog bed cords.
'ers, $50 bxs wi dow glass
bread, 30 dog iumblers,
pow ders 10 bxs ct aud pit fisks,
nds, 200 lbs s. F. indigo,
as d Eng q bbls madden,
5 bills copperrs,
! batting, S kegs alum.
yarn, 5 81 5 pepper,
D SKIS pimento,
oysters Is lbsnutmegs.
hlf cans 35 lbs cloves,
nes, hit 100 lbs grid ginger,
), % mats cassia,
pie fruits. so hxs matches,
100 bags assorted shot
uits ass, 10 kegs bar lead,
o catsup. 100000 G' d. caps
I'd, SO bxs + ID. cheese,
candies, % bxs lemon syrup.
Iuse, IO bbls Il kegs tar,
u gallons stone ware.
for Country Produce such az
nd lard. All kinds taken in ex-
'ceries at Cash Prices. (y5n2Ily
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
CHEESE.

% boxes prime w Il. Cheese, just received
L and for sale by j. Is. JENNINGS,
v9nj6tf Main ST, ST. Joseph
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
1000 pounds

1000 pounds Beeswax; 5000 bushels Beans
D aud all the dry hides in North Missouri
j. b. JENNINGS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
SarpyS Steam Ferry Boat,
- II EBR a S Z A,

rNhE steamer Nebraska No. /. is running
L between ST. Mary and Bellevue. The
Nebraska is new and splendid boat, manned
by experienced officers and crew. Bellevue,
Nebraska, is opposite st. Mary, Iowa.
Emgrauts coming to Nebraska, should come
directly to ST. MARY This is the front
gateway te the most important ana interesting
portion Of Nebraska. Bear in mind that
ST. MARY AND BELLEVUE,
are the two best points for the emigration to
center.
ST Mary, Iowa, March 81. - [n48-t1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
E'HxItIS.

600 sacks Fine and s + Flour in store and
L for sale by J. b. JENNINGS,
von3ttf st. Joseph.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
FRESH OYSTERS
w ANTED.

zoo dozen fress cove Oysters, just received
L aud for sale by ]. Is. JENNINGS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
MfReIIANDISE.

TOOTLE s. JACKSON,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
MER CHAN + S!
TINE undersigned informs their customers
and the public generally, that they have
moved in their large, new and commodious
store house, on the corner of
Main asd Broadway Streets,
where we will be pleased to see all Of our old
customers, az we are now prepared to show
goods and wait upon customers mnch pleasant
er than ever. Our stock Is
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
CONSIST ING IN PART OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Ii " " 81 -" HD@s
Fine Fashionable Winter
u r ESS q o q DS,
Dress silks, Bonnet Silks,
SILK AND CLOTH
NJ A n 4 L l. A s
Bibbons.
Gloves,
Hosiery
DRESS TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS,
MufTs
Shawls,
Prints.
or all styles and prices, and general asso'
ment Of Notions.
Fine Fancy Flannels, White and Red do.
Cloths, James,
Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Twesds. Lyuees,
check strype, &C.; and general assortment OF
CLOTHING!
or all kinds; blankets, domestic drills, etc
Sugar, Molasses,
Coffee, Rice,
Tea, Flowers
Salt, Fish,
And general assortment of
Groceries and Provisions.
Iron, Nails,
Castings, Queensware,
Glassware Furniture,
etc. etc all of which win be sold at the very
lowest notches.
q Sign of the Elephan'. corner Of Main
and broadway streets
TooTLE i JACKSON.
Dec n 1888 v5n39tf
90 Kegs Nails, for sale cheap by
= TOOTLE d JACKSON,
Sign of the Elephant, corner Main and Broad
way st.
I y hid best brown Sugar. for sale cheap, by
T. g. J.
Sign of the Elephant, cor Main aud Broad-
way street
40 sacks Of Coffee for sale cheap by
Sign of the Elephant, cor. Main and Broad
way street.
$50 sacks Salt, for sale cheap, by
Sign Of the Elephant. cor. Main and Broad
way street.
{. bbl MaekereI for sale cheap, by
Sign of the Elephant. cor Main aud Broad
way street.
900 sacks best Missouri Flour, for sale cheap
- by L. o. j.
Sign of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
| TierGe of Rice for sale cheapby
4 T. & j.
Sign of the Elephant cor Main and Broad
way street
A general assortment of Liquors, Oils. Paints,
n etc, etc. by r. 81
Sign OF the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
TO Dbl of powdered and crushed Sugar, for
i sale cheap, by T. l. ].
Sign of tie Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
40 cases Boots and Shoes which will be sold
ID very cheap by T. & J.
Sign of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
large LOT of Furniture, which will be sou
n cheap at reduced prices by T.. & j
Sign OF the Elephan., cor Main and Broad
way street
large lot OF Sash and Glass, for sale very
n cheap by 7. & j.
Sign Of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
wav.
WANTEDi WANTED!
80 - 80 60 K&a
ALL the Bees-wax, Dry Hides Furs and
Peitries. Butter, and Eggs, in Western Iowa,
which We will pay cash :or, at the highest pri-
ces TOOTLE g. JACKSON
Dec. IL, '55. v5n39tf
I COME ONE! COME ALL!
YOU CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
] To your advantage, by calling at the
BIG FRAME STORE!
-OF--
| THOMAS HENSHALL,
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I y hid beat brown Sugar, for sale cheap, by
#. g. J.
Sign of the Elephant, cor. Main aud Broad-
way street
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
L. S. MARTIN. MILLWRIGHT

Il. o. ma IL i In MILL W hlUt1 /,
Would respectfully announce TO the citizens
of Pottawattamie and the adIoning counties,
that will at all times furnish castings sui,a-
bic for all xmas of mills, from Horse Mill I'D
to the largest size Grist and Saw Mills, and as
have had years Of experience in framing and
building mills, fiaster myself that | can give
general satisfaction 10 all those that may giv e
me call
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

90 Kegs Nails, for sale cheap by
= TOOTLE il JACKSON.
Sign of the Elephant, corner Maia and Broad :
way st.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

40 sacks of Coffee. for sale cheap by
ID T. & ].
Sign of the Elephant, cor. Main and Broad
way street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
no. FOR NEBRASKA!

Jan eth, 1856.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

Rs1as~h THE entirely new, and fms
l1pka passenger packet, OMAHA, IL.
q I61GL35a f.. Barrow, Commander, I. H.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
Postal SEC form.

A meeting was held in New York last Jaua
ary, 10 lake action on The sahject Of rosr,r. HI
yons Al that meeting. Committee 81 the
most prominent citnns Of New York was sp-
pointed. hea,i,d by WV II APrisroS, 10 act
as Postal Reform Committee. PLrSr MUS
ar,s a. the SECRETARY of hi, Committee
An address has recently becn issued by the
Postal Reform Committee, 10 the people Of the
uui,ed States, and in Il. tho following Meas
ures, believed 10 be- Necessary 10 meet the
wants and remove the iueonvenicncss tina, are
now icli arising from no evil in tho a,lrnnistra.
tion 81 tho Pest ofhcc department ba, TO do
iccis in The system, are rccommcndcd
A uniform postage Of two cents On all bet
trfs not cxoesiiug half an oance in weight,
throughout the United States and Il cheap
uniform rate or printed natter.
Receiving Houses and Letter Carriers IN all
cities AMI prlaoipal towns w''hcu, extra
charge
Mancy ar,lers for sums moi exccciTng tweu-
tysi,e dollars, TO tc drawn by the principal
tcs, ph,ts on eaoh other
\ uniform and low rate " ocean postage.
between the United states aud foreign com
tri,s.
The pu~tagr on all Government documents,
ant f-'~'a ~'s'tn- 20 We pe.' crt ot TIE
frvasury.
The Abolition ot Compulsory prepayment,
and doesi pos,srr On all matchmaker not pre-
paid
The sotsFu II all dead letters to the writers.
anil wherever possible, withon, opening