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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
! JOHN s TURNER, 1NDITID
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT CAI.IY AND AS A MEM BIER
OF NEW ORLEANS. OF THE COMMERCIAL FIRM
OF TURNER Il WOODRUFF.
vs.. HIS CREDITOR No. IL
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
~ OF John Turner individually and member Of the
commercial firm Of Turner Woodruff that meeting
creditors will take place at he office Of V Cotton ESQ No
ary Public fhis city MONDAY, the 18th day Deem.
Der s5d e O'clock p NJ for the purpose of eecting yudc
By order Of the Court this 18th day of November 1856
q. LUMINAIS,
MA 3ih5ud Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
JOHN IS. TURNER, INDTvI-
DUEiLEMENT FIT CONNIE
CiSQUlEME CoUR DE DISTRICT IN MEMBRE DE LA SOCI-
de In NuuAellc Orleans. ETE COMMERCIALS DE
TURNER Il WOODRUFF
vs.. SEES CREANG1ERS.-No
A Wis est par ces prescntes donne aux cream
IN eietS de j ohm s. Turner, ndviutllemen
ncmbre dc Ia ncetc commercials de Turner Woodruff quue
assemble DIES dts creRncers ede de v F. Cotton
Notare pubque vile. LUNDI, l5em jour de Decem
hre lS56 heure p NJ etet delirc syndc place
de S. w. Oakley, decide
Par orire de la &C l. novembre 1856.
G. LuMINAIS,
n4 3tin30d neulte Grelier.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

B- OK Office open from O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock r NJ
ng-The most Elegant Tleate in the United States ec
THIS EVENING. December IS, 1856
NJ S S NJ A T Id ERON.
The play, by Thos. b. De Walden, Esd of
VICE AND VIRTUE,
W." u On Mad, . With DECIDED sue
Of Marb s d % 9aen Pt e. m
EEL beinE unanimously "ekno"eYed of the
Hrjrsips shaT"cery by Messs / Dsys, n Thays
conclude with 'hrs time this season the comedy Of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
MIS-. W. H. Crisp Margery.
a8-Mrs WALTER CHERRI, the distinguished English Come
deine has arrived ion Europe and will shortly appear
Mi5-I'e Gaieiy's Refresl'mcnt Saloon OPEN dis
ST. CHARLES rEIEATER-sr CHARLES ST.
Mr. + Lessee and Manager.
Mr.. u u. tEhhl'EY'. Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
i nsss i' Gilc anu rruee eents.
Gallery Is cents.
Private Boxes, each. .............s8 20
Third Night Of S&sG S SfTsinf and Vocalist
THIS EVENING, December 49, 1856,
VIII he presented thenew comedy If
CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE.
Captain Charlotte, Miss Maggie Mitchell which, the
KATY o'sHEAL.
Katy oShea Miss Ma5Eie Mitchell To conclude with the
FAusTus.
Faustus. Mr.. j. F. Nasle , Mr.. studey; Adine, Mrs.
szy-boN Office open daily from 10 to o'clock.
R Doors open at a Overture at O'clock precisely dis
SPALnING & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
- PHIT!lEATER, ST. Charles street
Seventh Week Of the Celebrated
4 VI p B E L l. MI " S TREL
directed by the renowned deneator,
MA 7 EEL
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 49, every Evening and After
during tile week.
NEGRO Observation-Disclosures. Dancing, Buresque Pieces
and Solos.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGATLY.
In addition, Spaldng & Rogers
MUSEUM OF CURIOsITIEs
Is open, comprising
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CCRIOSITIES!
0: the Animal, Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms
In the Museum Saloon
Mr.. s. X. &. NELLIS, Born without Arms
will exhibit his wonderful acaven n1s with his toes previous
To the entertainments Of the Campbes and also every hour
r. +. ENNIS, Sec'y. DEF A. JONES Agent.
"a Adns the whole 5lcenis Children during the day
under II years OF age % cents dis st
ORLEANS T4EATER- ORLEANS STREET
MONDAY, December l5 1856.
Will be acted Halevy's grand opera
THE WEISS.
Principal characters by Messrs Moulin Junca and Tournade
NJ mes Muller and latoucEc.
ns-PR1CEs-Dress Circle. Iaiced Boxes Parouete and
tGto"u noAFs'.' %
20
n-oors open at 6ls o'clock Performance commences a,
O'Clock.
nsJ- No Seat secured unless paid for. d.
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WANTED,

Wool WANTED-WooL-sell will find ready
w sale by applying j. II. BASS,
seq 3n l19 Common street.
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ayak ORANGE, LEMON AND NIESPULES
sFA FliEESeh hnnsAni fine young Orange Trees, Of tn.
4s&tfa- various Varieties, from years . E years Old
Lemon and ttron Trees Of the finest qualities and general
of Plants.
pa- Nj orders will be attended and packed the best
Address, by letter otherwise,
n24 @Hl II. +. NICHOLS % Camp street
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~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
nv VEGAS most respectfully his friends and
fA the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
'--iA= CD i FELLOW HALL,
where he hopes to meet with the liberal patronage. The
tenclng commenced on Saturday, Nov. |.
la MPERI f. danced in the first circles of Paris
will become popular in New Orleans this season. and
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The day and hours Of tuition follows:
Misunderstanding, Thursdays and Sa urdays from 10 u
O'Clock NJ
CiiIDREN-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from
6o'cock 7. NJ.
GENTLEMENM Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
10 O'Clock p. NJ.
n3~ pracicng Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
nesdav.
By Particular attention will he given Children many
Fancy Dances, before taught in this city, will he
brought
EI v will also give lessons Selnnarcs and i'll private
families
p"The Musical Depart under the charge OF thai excellent
vininist Mr. A. DENEGKI, Orchestra Leader for Bull,
and SOee,.
E- FOR terms apply Mr. ]. VEGAS At Odd Fellows Hall
Mr. GGblc's Music Store, 80 Camp da
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NANNUCHIS NIUsEUM-l07 ST. CHARLES ST.
THE YOUTHFUL FEMALE PRODIGY,
Only two years and five months old, and weighing
49, POUNDS!
1 extraordinary youthful prodigy perfect in al its physical
dcveiopmens has arrived at V.nnuch's Museum, 107
ST. Charles street and will he exhibited
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY!
Rt In addition 70 this attraction, be the magnificent
group Of WAN FIGURES, Representing the
TRIAL OF CHRIST,
All moved ny machinery, together with the IORDSST PPER-
CHAMBER OF NEATll-TlIE CRIMEAN HEROES-
THE GREAT FL ROPEAN Notwithstanding One
Hundred and FIVE Figures all forming the most interesting
spectacle ever exhibited in this country
R-Admission cents children aud half price
Doors nFcn 10 A. NJ. to 10 p NJ Ii5 If
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SlxlEME CouE DE DISTRICT SUGGESTIONS DE JOSEPH
de Ia Nile Orleans. SMATHlS ct MARY GEEA ANTI
A VAS est par lie present donnie aux Cream
L. clerS DIES dte SnccrNSions
celia pcu conccrncr, dnvcr dedrt dix
de Ia psentG publication les raisos pour lesqees lie
preent par administrator Seait point approuv& no.
m6Iosue les tonds tpartis contomten,s compte.
Par orrr de liz cour
d5 3tinnd w. II. REESE Grctlicr.
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NoTlCE.GTHE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
tends ana the public generally, rented the
large and commodous store MAGAZINE street between
iSee ana dlrod Streets formerly occupied by DyuS Co
or NE purpose OF conducting general COMMISSION RE
GElFlNi AND FORWARDING business. Particular nj
commission merchants. ~
81 Goods taken Storage III an
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kJOTECE-HVfthin thirty days from date,
will make application to the honorable Fifth District CONT
Of New Orleans. for the emancipation Of my mua,o girl named
CATHERINE aged about thirty years, with permission
main in this State.
New Orleans, December /, 1876.
2itin5Jd NANCY DAVENPORT f. W. c.
A Vls-Au desour dc trentc jour iu date
sous Mixt e fsr,is implications Memorable la Cinquec
Cour de District tie la koree Orleans, pour Emancipation de
ma mulatresse, CATHERINE age 80 ans avcc permission
Qu'cl deneur dams l'eta
Nouvele Orleans decembre Ter 1856.
d. 1t in Sod NANCY DAVENPORT f W. c.
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Sixth DISTRICT CouRT SUGGESTIONS OF JOSEPH MA.
New ORLEANS THIS AND MARY GER NTZ
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
OF these Estates and TO all other persons herein Interested
oshow cause within days roIH first publication hereof any
they have why the herein presented by the
minrator should approved and homologaed and the
funds distributed accordingly.
BY order Of the Court
Dis 3tinlpl W H. REESE Clerk
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I bST-FROM THE STEAMER DIE VERNON, ON SAT-
IL uday evening, large square yellow LEATHER TRUNK
with canvas rov"Iit it, hut Upun end is a
carl Of the Washington Hotel Eckshug, Mis., and under
meath, words ''tHmhcrs n Yurk' rive. Elggugc
waon To he lett the City Hotel presume left els.
were by mistake. Any information Of the left
Office or with the undersigned will he literally
n j. WILSON Il Pow, stran
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan g. co. IS THIS
i cay dissolved by mutual consent, and X. P WfLSON x
CO., Successors the above firm. j. C. Raglan.
R. P. WILSON.
New 1enns, December II, 1s56.-d13 6tGltW
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RhECLA ENRIDGE CAMEL COAL THE
~ uscheTs Agents for the breckenridge Coal and Oil Co
nrc now prepared TO deliver Hotels, Private Families Steam
9oaS ETC THIS celebrated Coal by the barrel It's treat
DURABILITY and hrincy of burning renders superior article
OF Tue 10 thing offered the public.
My I'm CREEFT FARWELI, 80 Natchez ST.
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{ AS SIEANDELEEGtS, HALL LANTERNS,
~ et", cr., of ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICA
AANUFAtTEkE, nov receiving. by
HENDERSON Il GAINES, % Canal street.
n When desired, they will b. hung by an experienced
Filter u9i Mujt-gt
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l 1NUStAf4 CHANC4E-THOSE WISHING TO EN-.
" in "itimac and very profitable business readily
UNDERSTOOD Gn fact ade1 from which fortune could b.
realized in almost section the country suitable for the
Farmer Mechanic Mrrchantthc comparatively trijn;
the thing with every throughout the
county in order 10 ill leisure time prnabv Yer, many
have n,Hi themselves Of The chance and doing we'll The
opportunity is still For particulars ni,rrsS with sttnn
enclosed GEO. a. ANDREWS i 60
New York ci,v.
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4 L. SLACK, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, No, 50 CAMP
~ street, New Orleans, La. N
REFERESC
MessrS Buchannon. Carroll Co; Dudley &
Conway Co., New Orleans Mcclure RAY Monroe n
D. Ghatte Co. Ainden, L4. B. L. Hodge ESD Shreveport
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-18
NO.r526.

Lib Jones painting on glass so
III McCollum for successful cult.
vaiion of native chestnut. dip
R HAGEN machine for shortening
or lengthening wagon tire, for
eign. dip
s Williams superior grain cradle dip
Premiums were awarded to the follow.
ing ladies for riding and driving:
Miss Sarah Kinman for best fe-
male equeslrianism. lst pre-
Silver cup by the society.
Miss Sinclair. grace and skill in ri
ding dis pre- din
Miss Ransom. grace and skill in ri.
ding dis pre- dip
Miss Harriet E Hathaway for best
specimen Of female Horseman-
ship with horse in harness lst pr
Silver cup by the citizens Of
JonesvilIe.
Mrs a R Wisner for skill in driving dip
Miss Van Horn. a. ';r
The cash and book premiums will be-
paid by Geo. G. Munro. Treasurer of the
society. at Jonesvile, at any time before
the annual meeting in January next; af-
ter which. the By Laws of the society pre-
clude the payment, and the premiums not
paid at that time revert back TO the Soc-
ETY..
The Diplomas will be awarded by the
Secretary of the Society at the Post Of
fee in Hillsdale at any time previous to
the next annual meeting.
F.M. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
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To the Buccaneer ofthe Thirteen Tree States
which have borne the Eagles Of Freedom
in Triumph IN the late Election, in gen.
eral aud the "Glorioas Democracy" Of
Michigan an particular.
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HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER is. 1856.

Mrs 1 H Geer, Dip and ;
ed best specimen painting 10 water
colors. Mrs L Smith e
To Dewey & Lsverty. Cor speci-
mems Of Photographs. Chrystal-
otypes. Ambrotypes. and Da.
guerreotypes, Dip and 4
To Miss o M Tibbctts for linear
drawings, dis pr !
To L Baxter for 8 framed engrav-
ings. dis pr i.6(
Division E--Closs lss-Frxits.
Best variety winter apples. Walter
M Baker. dip and
ed best variety winter apples. n D
Buck p e
Best variety pears. H A Delavan.
dip and 1
Cd best ] JKeagle e
Best variety grapes. R Bullard dip
and
Best 10 lbs dried apples. A Rams.
Qd best s.--rr g Stoddard 80
Best 10 lbs dried peaches. G Slod.
dard l
ed best " CIV Peterson 80
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"a do do A Keefer
Best Single Carriage covered Gallino and
Lewis diploma and 4sl 2 :
Best Open Buggy o A Bartholomew 8
Best Democrat Wagon
Rockaway Carriage William Dickinson
(SpeciaI 2
Class 2-Fdrm Implements.
Best Tanning Mill H NJ Thorp dip. and
do Grain and Seed Drill D franklin
do Corn ShcllerW H Collins (Foreign)
dinlomu
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TTnrIA % II ITH[ITII IEI|' = -
"a b;a., Lea .aisl.nm dii9 ppil'l.' ''.f2
M ''s .b,ns0s sLa.isli i,iid
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-,w - .fa % ,ipodiiw ;sd a''F'iVx
odW $40 yas 50 ylw fnol1pa ''''
49, We q .ins.iiib ). u Fosr'l{'zH Z.
vi ,se,,s edi eini s6anoid ssE st.~-
IA, v.,or.p f,tsi rsui -
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Awarded sat the 6tlnl Annual Fair Of the
HilIsdalc. County .Agsicultavsl- Scef-ty, held
at JonesviIle Oct. 18th and i7,h 1855:
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Sk ogon Rope Street, door norh Of Hanm0Hds hard
. r.rt' .I.II. .'. - Store.
Tn subssber received the largest and best assortment o
Broadcloths, Cassmeres. Vestings, Satinets Sleeps
1r ,.t" Grays, and 0ver-coaling,
qades and colos which he offers Tor sale ~ the
Llt os-i6e prices you don't beievei just call AZ the
CaDaas Ohcs and examine for yourselves not TO be
deceived by these 0rfHl printers.
'Cioths said by the Yard.
SC tits Fall and Winter Fashions for 1s55j6 Just received
am now ready up custom work in most
man er and style. rY-Cutng for ohe to make done
a,iv made mn 469nly c. HATTON.
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(sigusd)
FoRN or A GUARANTEE.
FORM or CERTIFfChTP

Ihe hhdetsrned, postmaster of -, State Of - corthrs
r AZ oah Of Office, that he acquainted nboys
snd knows them to be men Of properly, and able ms
Dated
(SznedO
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Massachusetts, Buchanan T. Pierce Rhode Island Bu-
cbaneu 4; New York buchanan III Pierce ls Ohio Bu-
chanan ID Pierce q Douglas 81 cass "A Kentucky Ru-
chanan ~ Douglas ". r.I-,. =,
Total vote-Buchansn l523 Pierce 10, Douglas 50,
Cass -. H
General Fournoy Of Arkansas moved that the conven-
tion adjourn to tomorrow at 8 o'clock. a.a..rss
A vote by States taken and resulted AZ ioilovs&
AYES 29l pays 65 so the convention stood adjourned
until tomorrow nine o'clock, an. fag
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pursuance ofan act approved Ish May 1885, aking
70 he Fse OF Iowa. Fecnns, con-
eerain railroads 10 said State" Instructions have
on this office Withdrawing market until
t W the lanss IN that State those situated
named Districts which open purchasers effect
"s .aes and locations,
SUncs ~ pacouah, ail the lands In the district.
" sudal ' "'''" = wy W" "e'"'''' 'o""7"'PN
ships VI and ~. " - 80 ~ 49,"
under hand le General Land once nt the city or
"''mng'on, this alu day of May, 1850
Mo-, THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
'""-eWVw llnt aud siarl Commissioner.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

fhs person win be entered books unless
lhe % the subscription be made IN ADVANCE,
Distant may BY letter lhs postage
of which viii be paid BY Ond all k assaasd ~ ourselves IN Ia
safe transmission. ~. E##.a#H .HA
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pubished ri weekly durAg he Ses
sons Of Cong,ess and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period ess than viii DO received o.
terms proporlioned 10 the above annual rates.
n7-PosTMAsTERs authorized act sgens and
by sending us YvH DAILY subsenhers, with $50 enclosed;
titled a copy gratis.
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United states Mails.

Posr oYror DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS for carrying United States mails from the rt
r. dsy of Juy 1885, July 1855 on ms folonH
ausn 10 the city Of Washington, O'clock a. m of the
iah Of June Ieri, 90 be decided the day. ...
No 4Of From Indian spos, Bridgeport Pair Belyie,
shlessle, Greeaca te Manhattan, ResI's Mill, liar,
n,ony, hrazii Van boren, aud Clover Land, TO Tene
iiauie, "a miles and back, sir unes week. by such
mode OF transportation will include The mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave indianapolis daily except Sunday, al IN, and
Arrive al Ierrs HuDte next days by ami
Leavs Iiaule daily, xcepi sunday, at M, and
Afnye at indianapolis nest days by 10 m.
NOTES
Each proposal should accompanied by guaaneei signed ny
Two irresponsible persons, In the following manner;
FORM OF BID
r., Of --, county OF ---j State of ---, propose TO
eBnsey the mail --- --. No. -, from
- 10 , Agreeanly advertssm of the Postmaster
cne dated May 49, 1885, and by the following mode of convey
for the annual ahm of - dollars.
.a# t (signedl
a..# FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Thu undersigned residing at -, Stale of -, undertake
be accepted the Postmaster General bidder prior
M 1856 thereafter the
REQUIRED obligation to perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient suTeues
tsigned by two suaran,ors)
basd ,.r -.
This should accompanied by the certificate Of postmaster
guarantee.
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster Of - State OF , eer,ifes
his oath Of Office that hei acquainted with above guar
and knows item TO be property and able make
good their guarantee
Dated ..... .... ........ ...... Is ....
JAMES CAMPBELL
May 2)-law4w Postmaster General.
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1856.
cEPARATE proposals furnishing stationery required
y department during fiscal
IL O'Clock, June
should accompanied by satisfactory testimonials Of ability uh
contract
All OF very quality fourteen samples
article must the bid Tho OF The
awarded will be depart
will be
considered accom- pauyIng
quality and suited 10 the OF The and
articles will subject
a the pleasure OF the department ~
Each proposal be signed by the firm individual maxim
specify aud but and
would find difficult decision,
consideration unless subsantai herewith
delivered without delay when
itself the right ordering
lees quantity OF each and article contracted The public
require
supplying inferior any will sufficient
forthwith TO annu the contract.
with approved security be by the
and in Of failure supply the articles
qud the ana his shall be liable the forfeit
spee 6ed in such bond iquidaied damages, .s#r
The department the all portion Of
the articles contained therein tpccihed Ia the
shall be upped The market price,
may a disc eton purchase open
The suhjoined list specifies nsary done,
quality and description of each of The kinds of articles
required s
oopost, satin plain dnsh, faintred, plain
and trimmed, 10 weigh not less Than Ia lbs. per
900 ooiscap, anned sides, plain and
trimmed, 20 weigh not less ,hna ~ 10
f9 post machine, iantined sides
piaIn per
paper, by and by ~ inches, plain
Of medium paper. for books eam plain ruled
do envelope paper 40 by ~ inches and ~ by IL
nches, yellow OF buf, per Msf ".
Ieams large brown envelope,
- do biouing paper, royal, per reain
81 do Copying (Alann's)
100 metallic pens, Of all kinds required, best quality
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great champion OF American progress Lewis Cas OF Mich
igan. [Appause
Mr. Richardson nominate Stephen A. Douglas, OF
Illinois for the nomination for the presidency. Immense
applause
Mr. Inge nominate Lewis Cass of Michigan.
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United states Mails.

rOsr oynor Drr.rrnrsT,
May 20, 1856
PEDFos o n fs & carrying he United 5 STATE s s from ,hs ,.
route vii Be received %. Contract Once Of he Poe, Uce De
I'th Of June nsrt, TO be decided the neat days
No 1901 Prom indianapolis cumbennd Phiisdeph Green
neid, Ceveland, Chshouesvile, knshstown, og
den, Lu~isvllo, Dublin, Cambridge, Ea-t Grrmsn
town, Centrevne. Richmond, and New Paris, 20
Dayiou Ohio, l2 miles and back, daily, except sun
day. by sscii mode of transportation ss shan include
the euiro mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily except Sunday. at I9mj
Arrive at Dayton by moraug;
leave Dayton dsny, except Sunday, at7Hmi
Af'Ns at indianapolis next morning by tam,
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied ny guarantee spncd y
two responsihlc persoHs, in the following manner
eoa' Jay J. 1885, to June 70 g5s on "Ss NO.
- rom - TO @ agrerntly 10 Tho advcrisrmsHt the
Posm Gsnea dated May 90 1885, BY ho following mode
nr the annual sum Of - dollars
IBIS proposal s made with u knowledge NJ
NE weight OF the mail 10 be carried, and all other
20 ,he route and ssryce, and also after careful
u-rm.nt. ~ " "'' "o''t
Dated
tsignsd)
FoRN or GUARANTEE.
The Sndcrsisnsd, residing -, d undertake
& ns ss hresang bid ior oatpns mail be
h day d Juy 1855, thereafter rs NAV p ,p,sT i,, ~
ssd obligation 70 perform the proposed good and
This understanding distinctly the obgaton. and .s,
~ " Euaranors under The 2h Congress
Dated Ns"'" " "o Euatan'ofs)
FORM or CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster OF -, State Of - ec,fs.s
snr m oah Of Office, acquainted with the nbovs gIsr
s snd knows hem to be of properly and able 10 make
Dated
o. JAMES cANPBEII,'''
"""-iHwfw Postmaster General
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IL " quilts, No. 80, per
NJ do No. TO-
9I7 doIea best binck lead pencils, per dozen
10 do red-ead pencils, do
Is do fold r., ivory, 9inch, do
32O do red linen tape, assorted, do
do pounce boxes. of cocvs,
4 do sRnd-boxes, of cocoa, do
do waer-sisnds, or boxes, cocoa,
" do Rodgers sons ivory handles, genuine do
D do penknivrs Rodgers sons, equa bisdus, bnrk
born pearl handles, genuine, per dozen
4 do office shears, II inches, do
4 do Office sctssofs, do
IL DO mndsb eutgasst do
10 gallons besi nk black, department, have
market, gallon
saa bocs ink, black the department choice
ksl K. ..... per quart
squsrs ink red the department Of The mar
set
choice
in \ pint bottles, per bottle
lfs bottles ink, best pyins, in pint bottles, do
100 waters large rcd, for Department seal puM
iag pounds WATERS size red, per pound
III do scaling war, beet superfno, scarlet do
- do India rubber, prepared, do
f7s quarts black snud, per quart
~ ounces PouHcc, per ounce
lO pounds linen, per pound
lbt do twine, cotton, DO
IAN Of white yellow psper, of following
Hizcst eA BY ~ and 5h by 3E inches, per hundred
u dozen rulets, mahogany, round or fat, per dozen
~ do elastic pen holders, do
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