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VOYAGE OF YACHT OF TwENTY:THREE

VOYAGE Or a IAOHI VE ,,pIs DI,CT
~. varnoo Post in is issue of July 20tb, says:-
The arrival at this port yesterday of the yacht Char
,er Oak, from New York, furnishes striking proof
Of wba, perseverance, can accomplish, and show to
Us English the sort of stuff our transatlantic cousins
ara made OF. The Charter Oak is little vessel, As
:et long Is feet VIDE feet 3iuches deep, and mea'
.urss Is tons. She was built and rugged by bar cap
TAN snd owner Mr.. Webb, in Connecticut and by
him and one man Brought safely. across the stormy
Atlantic in 81 days. She started with the captain
ara two men but one OF them unfortunately Loot
overheard the first day. 10 most men this would
have been enough frighten them Oh their perilous
enterprise bat our two undaunted nsyigaors lone OF
whom had never been al sea beforel were not
10 oe frightened. Without thermometer, (tor no
on. would trust one 10 go frail conveyance aud the
onptain was 700 poor to buy one, without chart OF
the coast they steering for these two men pur-
sued their dangerous way, through several siorms'
and reached Liverpool in the time mentioned.
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Mrs. Cunningham was removed from her late resi-
dsnoe In Bond street, Now York, to the Tombs, on
rhursdsy.
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WINCHESTER, July ~, 1857 .


Uuder the crcunstauc e, the undersigned, citizsns
OF Frederick county deem it due to truth and ustce
10 state, that for many weeks next preceding the late
general election Virginia, time after tius they, re-
spectively, heard their fs!low.czen, Richard =.
Byrd, repeatedly declare cpeniy, 10 the most rp''eH
terms that he was not, ana under no circumstances
would be, candidate for the House Of Delegates, or
any other political station. Also. that. on number
of ssd occasuns he stated that lie did not desire TO
be elected u the Legislature, and did not wish his
friends to vote Tor him.
We further state Mr.. Ryrds true position in con-
necton with the said eieGlion was 10 we'll under
STOOD that to U.s. il is Incredible tia any man in the
community prior to and during c day Y the election,
could have viewed him a. candidate.
II NJ Brent, j Smith,
e w Gibbons, Hector Bell.
Samuel Treuary, j Scnseney,
j 2 Heironimus, j Z Bowen,
j b Taylor, w \ Mccormick,
J. I Moore, Geo w Sewers,
Hugh X Mcclure, Hunter II Mcclure,
w ID Brown, Edward Hoffman,
John IL Nulloa, James Meredith,
Jacob Pltusau, II Is Csrtmell.
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Tie uulsrsiyaed Directors OF the Farmers BsnL
Virginia certify that the foregoing statement has be-
cxqlrincd ND !. beIjeved 10 lc correct.
WILLIAM II. MCFARLAND
y. c. READ,
nAPnET r WATSON
-. H. HAAALt
EDWIN rYORTHAh
THE0 ROBERTSON
STATE OF vIRGIsrA-City OF Richmond to wit
J. A. SMITH, Cashier OF the Farmers Bank OF Virgin
his day personally appeared before me, JUSTICE Of 4.
Fcacc OF tne rty atoteshid, aId made oat: tEa; ne
nrAcj .a:ausu made out from the books Of the Banb
from tie quarterly received from the Brsncs
is correct TO the best Of lis knowledge and belief
Given under ny hand, this 3Oth day OF July 1921
R.M BpRToE. J
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STATEMENT oF THE CoNLITroN CT TIE MAaUf .tEi
ANp PIRNfR7' BANK CT WHEELING. JUNE &rb, u
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANK,
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

RICHNoND July 81. .57
To His Excellensy HENRY A. WISE, Governor OF H., \
pinia.
SIR i herewith transmit statement oil Tie condition
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, rs It appeared the l.,
July lsJ1 together with comparative statement L,
condition the lot Jay Of July. is1o, aud the let jay
1871. vcly respectfully, Your ob'dt asrV,t,
J. 4 SMITH, Cashier
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trdrbr"dGess of Drcc. ..o,, ..
tor., $500 81 'e,i'J IL 49," :
The Undersigned D.rt: tors OF the bank Of Of e val
"a virclui hnyG cXnIfncd tue foregoing statements a.
b -isvc .em rc be coFrect 1 SMITH,
jlG r.. BELL.
D. H0LLlSGSWORI4
GEO. W. WAFn
w. /. CLARK
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.hGI. OF h'HLLLING. ,
u Inr~

~ Ayeusr lth Is57. !
His ExceleacG Henry A. Visa Governor Ct ':rs,niG
fhGs" s stasneh' o, rh' I'm. IuIy ~ 'e'
D c. list, CnsnitI
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BANK OF TUE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA, ,

BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, August !, 1857.
Dear Sill enclose statements showing the condia
hi. Rank on the 1T Jay OF July 1855. md lst dsg
Iul. 81. yr!y respectfully,
:uur on Ienl servant,
II. n. BREHT, Cash..
To IT., Exceiicncy HEsRv a. WisE, Coy. Va
C,,p,rto,. or TIT hAxK OF TIE Wiley ~ VIRGls,
IScLrDrNG IT. OFFICES Of DISCOUNT AND pRP"si.!
july |. lrjG.
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COMPARATIVE STATE or THE FARMERS BAsE Oh VIZ
GISIA. IScLupIS0 TIP BRANCHES, ON THE !sT DAY !.
ivy l-I ,Sp THE lsT DAY or July, ls51
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ArrRAY.-A difficulty occurred in Giles county, q
few DAYS since, b.tween Drs. Easely and Winso,
growing out Of difrerrce OF opinion IN their practice.
b. fred Mt W aud the ball missing him, entered Inc
head u! Mr. Uuchirs, who was trying 10 separate
tbeuI. lieis reported TO be- DUNG well.
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DESTRUCTIVE FI2E ~ CHARLEa CiTy.-We learn
that OH Weus"lay night aSS. barn, on ned b. Mr..
j. z. Royal, in Charles City county, Va WI. destroy
ed by .irr, with it, cnnuntr. including GG0 bushels
of wheat and 2OO barrels "f corn The fire was com
Inuuicnied by an incendlsrI.
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FIRST DAY. .-
kSnXyIIIr AmNnat lU, -.

whether in food, clothing or ornshsEt aud actually
producing tle ray materials OF theIn, n6t only 10
quantities suticeE for the Eome consumption, but to
constitute in our rs,atOIs With loreiso countries,
from TIRES TO four tfths OF the wio.s Ap.rcsp com
nerce; employing tbe shipping and The FteriGauts o
neighbors feeding their looms aud Their 3pIndiea
adding wealth and opuienea to their marie, and rem
dering indissolubly connected witt US the greatest
powers of Europe. II is the cotton bale that makes
the treaties of the world. and binds over tbe nhons
to keep the peace. No other competitor with US has
Zee. able to stand for a moment. we nave caps
cious port, end harbprs, unlimited inland navigation,
mountsju coaE,v. g.hBustless OF coal and
iron, aud other valuable p,ugrss, conented active
prospecting and Increasing lsloring population, d
rected by those whose enterprise anG cdpac,t!es are
exhibited in the results they have accomplished, tnd
whose virtues remain uDcOrrhpsd NJ ~anf' ny Tue
pressure OF rival interests and compotitioD by The
steady influx from European azarettus by ths IRE
lgous SUD ppious isins which, springng up IN DINER
quarters, tsarh tho overthrow Of all laws and govern
ment, and the RECOMMENDATION OF society ITSELF In
every time of peril Of sacrihoe bas oeen ours 10
supply to the national councils fn hs Eatl nal ar
miles, the genius which could conceive conunc and
direct, aud the power which could as teatiessy ahu
trlunphautly execute. Jefferson in the Convention
Washington and jackson and Scott nnd Taylor 1.-THE
Leading captsus that America has bad) IN the field,
where always tbs South supplied hsf wen anu ne'
means, in the revolution, equally witt the resi- Of TIE
onion, aud in all later 10 much Inc larger pro-
portion.
Though, then, an unwilling to make any more OF
the kind OF sacrcss which asked Tor, 10 sa'" Tue
Union, and have been forced by high and impsrious
necessity, 10 become rscouced to the dea OF stting
its enemies, if they will, cousuinmse their mao put
poses, and force upon the virtuOus and patriotic
purpose OF dissolution yet yield 70 no one III my
estimate of wha, the Union was capable OF becoming,
and of what blessings it might have conferred upon
mankind, administered according 10 the intentions
OF our fabsss who formed it, and St 1t as our inne
rltsocs-ihe Washingtops and Jefsrsons' hamtoas
and Jays, and Rutledgss and Madsons: have gIo'
ried in its ers and it's aims, its astounding progress
Its rapidly increasing villages and toS9s ard cities
s fleets and navies, its giant works OF iste:ecTm9
ncation, its heroic struggles with man and nature
aud the influence and power Of its a-g throughout
the world, shall glory in them again, and take S-n'
tout part. as viii all of u.s. III aiding the accomplish
aen ~ great s-mission II ed and respect
ed, aud tres,ed 10 every respect coordinate mem
bers uowheIe Inferior. but in all tbipgs equal ish
uuion TO which We give - much as is received aud
it would be easy to demonstrate many tunes IS much
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EEsiGSrD.-Ttis stated by the Barbour Jeii-sonian,
thst on account of iniormaity in the return OF the
POL book for three pr cc,s at the lare election
in that .ouury, Er. Talbot, who received The Ger.
,icate "t election, has t,Iios"d ssti": to the
Governor. So there Ia to be another the ti1o
Tor holding the next election her not beeu lIcd
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Far. SOL -cr.J. e. Cnmnball Disposed Of his
Buffalo Cr-ts afh, in 6roois oGgaty, s4c-..iiy 10.
ihs comfortable cum of sjODb0, being at lie .are CT
about S5D per acre. This farm contains about GnO
-"'-- and was purchased by w. PsvdI7to" from
Eastern Virginia
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Co.pIrrox OF TIE BA.K OF THE VALLEY ~ ViRof'
INcLupIsG IT'S OFFICES OF DISGUST AND pEPosi.
III
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a. s. Mlail---GOntrart
overland Mail Route to CaIifOr-
MIA
PosT-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT
April 20, 1857.

PosT-oFFIcE DEPARTsIESTs
April 20, 1857.
a appropriaiions for the service OF the POst-onee De-
psrtment fer the fiscal year ending soth June, 1855, pro
Vices;
hereby authorized &c contract for the conveyanee OF the
entire letter mail fro1 such point on the Mississippi river
as the contractors may select 70 San Francisco, IN the
state OF California, Tor ak years, at . cost not exceeding
three hundred thousand dollars per annum for semi
monthly. four hundred and ffty thousand dollars for
weekly, or six hundred thousand dollars for seml-Seeky
service, 70 Be performed seml-nonthly5 weekly, or semi
weekly, a. the option Of the Postmaster General.
"see II. That the contract shall require the service
ts be performed With good tour-horse Coaches or spring.
we'll As the safety anu security Of me mails.
@See. IL That the contractor shall have the right Of
pre-smpti0n 10 three hundred and tEeoty acres Of any
land not then disposed o. or Feservsd, at each point nsees-
sary for a station. not 70 BE- nearer than ten miles nom
each other; and provided bat no mineral land shall be
@sec. Is. mat the said service shah be performed
within twenty. I've days for each trip and that, before
catering into such contract, the Postmaster General shall
be satisfied Of the ability and disposition Of The parties
bona Gee and in good faith, to perform the said contract,
and shall require good and su1icient security for TIE per-
fOrmanee Of the same the service TO commence WIFI
twelve months after the signing Of the contract"
Pro sszls vii accordingly be received AZ the Contract
Once Of the POst-Onoe Department, until , P. II. Of th'
LIST day Of June 1887, for conveying mails under the pro
visions OF tee above act.
besides the starting point On the Mississippi river
bidders viii name the intermediate points proposed 10 b
embraced in the route, and otherwise designate It's eours
as nearly as practicable.
separate proposals are invited for semi-mOnthly, week
" and ssni-wetkly trips each way.
The decision upon the pr pOsAs offered viii Be mao
after the P0stmAsts General shall Be satisfied Of q
ability and disposition Of the parties in good faith I
perform the contract.
s~ureties, that the contrast shall be executed with hk
rood security, whenever the contractor or contractor
shall be required 10 do so BY the Postmaster General, an
the service must commence within twelve months afts
the date Of such contract.
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building Materials

GreenwOod's celebrated Finges,
GreenwOod's Axle Punies and Shutter Fastnings,
Pearl White and Mineral Kngb Locks and Latchest
Close and Elcctro-Plafed " 60 81
Cottage, Rural and AOrtise
Front and store door
Sliding door Locks and Furniture,
Substituting GOer and Gate Hinges and Latches,
Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brsds. Screws, sc.
This department. In cur business is under the special
supervision OF one Of the partners, who has fer many
years, in this city, given il his careful attention. and be-
lieving that this branch Of our business requires more
than ordinary care, both in the seiection Of the goods
and in filling orders, he Is determined 70 use his best en-
beavers to keep such goods as shall please all our me-
ehanics, and will hold every induce ment 10 merit thtir
patronage.
the quality Of all which we can fnlly guaranty, oompris-
ing in
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Important TO Cotton Planters!
THE TAYLOR PREMIUM COTTON GIN,
MANUFACTURER BY
CLEMANS, BROWN & CO.,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.

TIHE subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention Of
Planters 10 an examination Of the merits Of these
Gin Stands, which possess in q greater degree the quail
ties TO be desi ed In 8 Cotton Gin-yik. Speed, Light
Drduqhl, and Good SGmple-than any Gin extant, and
are offered on as reasonable terms as any establishment
in the South.
I feel fully authorized in saying that I can furnish. all
things considered a superior Gin Stand TO any factory in
the United States.
Messrs. FoWlkes, Mount & Co. are agents for the sale
Of these Gins, who will keep q supply Of various sizes on
hand, or will order any lie at short notice. Once on
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn.
mar2O-dtwsw6m s. A. THORNTON, Ag't.
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sheet an Hoop Iron.
O00 Sheets. assorted, No. u 10 IS;
%OU zee bundles Hoops ass'ted, = to ? inches wide.
LOWEES, ORGILL & CO.,
Api2- daw ID and Il Front Row.
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In ordering Tickets OF Certificates, enclose the money
tn our addres. for tbs Tickets ordered, on receipt Of which
thew will be forwarded by FIRST mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any figure they msy designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes viii be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
E- Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
re- All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
- All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates OF Packages to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
S. SWAN & CO., Montgomery, Ala.
re. A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one is en-
titled 10. will be published alter every drawing in the fol-
loving papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Int'll-
gencer, New York weekly Day BOos, and Savannah
Morning News -nn
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Merchant Tailor,
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS. TENN,

OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL GUARANTY CAPITAL
SOS, CO.,. 100000.
TaARTERED BY the Legislature Of Tennessee, Session
Of 1885, TO make Fire, Life and Marine Insurance
and 70 cause themselves 10 be re-insured when deemed
~erpedient. In view Of which they have arranged with
the following Companies, for Reinsurance BY means Of
open policies:
British Commercial Life, don......Capital So o0o,o 600
Equitable Fire, 100000
International Life, 2.oOO,OOO
KniokerbOcker Life, United States, 10000
Great W,stern Marine, l,O0oOO0
Howard Fire md Marine, " 100000
Consolidated Fire 800 900
Al the annual election on Tuesday, the 10th i~7stant, the
following Directors and COMMITTEES were elected for the
ensuing year:
Nj B. THORNTON, L.. J. DUPRKE,
GEO. r. Grant, THOS. d
STEPHEN B. CURTIS, J. Il. MILFORD
HENRY s. \ JOS BARBIEEhIS DE
BORO.
FINAscE COMMITTEE
S. /. CURTIS, LII. DUPREE, i. !. AlAS.
Medical Erdminer-GFO. R. GRANT, I'D.
Aforney-J. b. THORNTON, ESQ.
AasiSfed by-S. !. BANKHEAD. ESQ.
And at q meeting Of the new Directory Of Wednesday
The 18th INST, the following officers we're dhOS1 FOR the
year:
JAMES 3. THORNTON, President.
GEO r. GRANT, Wee President.
THoS. McADAN Secretary.
oRFICE-No. 8, Madison street, corner Font Row.
fe,1--d1r
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue 81 a trust deed executed BY Abram Block 10
I'D ne - Trustee. on the 18th day Of September. 1856,
on the following pseee5 parcel or lot Of ground situated,
lying ard being IN the city o. Memphis, formerly partly
IN South Hemphif and Buffers %sddition) Shelby county,
Tennessee. aud bounded and described as follows. 10 wit
Beginning u 8 stake on the east side OF Main street. one
hundred and twelve and = half feet n~orthward from the
Northeast corner OF Main and Elliott streets thence with
the east side OF Main street in q n~orthward direction 81
fset aud one inch to an alley 70 q stake thence south-
WErdly with the west side OF said sIey forty-three feet
nine inches % . stake; thence north IS \ west, one hun-
drsd and sixty-two feet 10 Main street, the b ginning cor
ner. as viii fuls appear fr6m said deed cuiy registered In
tbe RegiFter's once Of Shelby county. aforesaid, on the
a5th dsv Of September, 1856. in Bolk No. IS pares SIS,
Csc and 5s7; the object and pun oas OF said deed being TO
secure tho prompt and punetual payment Of certain notes
therein spesioed. and The said notes being due and unpaid;
now IL consideration Of the power and authority In me
vested. and the n0n-payment Of said nOies so secured, I
viii proceed 70 sell said lot 10 the highest bidder for cash,
10 front Of the Post once in the city Of Memphis on the
sh dGy OF May. 1857
Redemption expressly waived By said Trust. The title
IA deemed perfect. ] convey as Trustee only.
sns-td r. K FURNACE, Trustee.
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mPROYE YOTR ST0CK

viii make the present season On
IN ny farm ia Rsyette, and al S. ". Malone's. in
MTpt0l,n near Aason's Depot stopping one day
10 the week in the neigbt orhood OF Gsiowsy's switch,
On the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Having taken two
Premiums ss thoroughbred Stallion, and six Of his colts
Premiums al The District and County Pairs, C0mprO-
mise can vel claim patronage from those wishing to in
prove their stock, or raise Premium Colts.
Mares from Hdistsncs sent 70 me OF Mr.. Malone viii
be properly attended 70, and fed al 81 per week, but 10
liability fer accidents OF escapes
TEEss-Ssason SIS; Insurance SIS; Groom fee nfty
cents. For pedigree, &c, write TO me, at Macon, or 8.
W NN0ne sharon
Season viii close ct Mslones, LIST July; continued at
home RI August. Compromise wiz make a fall season
Al K. Vans, Mn Ricge, 81. Francis county, ArkAn-
sas, commencing let SepteHber
api1-tEaWln ] ].
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8a9ks an0 Stationery.
Books for Every Library.

BOOKS LOT Every LIbEdIy
DEMONS A-brdgement Of the Debates OF Congress-
Is Dguton's Thirty Years IN the United States senate,
tao vols.i
Private Correspondence OF Daniel webster, two Tols.i
Eebster's works. 6vOls-;
John c. CaIhoun's works, s vOlsj
EEnes Arctic Explorations, tive vols;
Catin's Nsrh American Indians. 2 vols
Csnpb.H 's Lives Of the Lord ChAnselors, volsj
CsmpbeI5s Lives Of the Chief JBsuicess ? vOls-i
Miss st-icklznd's Lives OF the Queens Of England, 6vols.;
Bancroft's Histcry OF he United States, 5 yols.j
The British Essayists, ; vols
Duyckinck s Cyc0pedia Of American Literature, ? vols;
Irving's Life q Washington, 3 Vols-i
SPARKS American Biography, 10 vols-j
Selections for Sabbath Reading. For sale y
.nra LEAVE & GUIOE.
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Trusfee,s sale.

DrRSUANT te a Deed OF Trust, made and entered into
on the 18th day Of February. A D Too ov THOMAS
cogsweu and Anna N. COgsweu hs Sife, wherein /
am appointed Trustee, for certain purposes "a SAID deed
set f5rth. I will proceed 70 sell al pub ie aucii n Tor cab
IN front Of G.. B. L0cke's auCtiOn star, on hsth street,
An the citv Of Memphis, Tennessee on FRIDAY, The list
dsv Of Nav, 1857, TO the highest bid er Tor cash. The FOL
lowing described piece or parcel OF groutd, biaS oeihs
So. to-wit Said lot or parcel Of ground l. known and
dssiTuzted as the lot Of grOann -ed~l 70 F1r' fsyHTA
Robinson By W. L. Vance, and bnund-d A. follows. VIZ:
Regit ming At a stake on the nstth stie u Bal street,
,hout sixty feet east Of the eastern bank q bsyou cay
Csc thence sastvardly with the north size OF B-ai 'trert
thirtv feet 70 a stake thence northwHrdly at right angles
uith Beal street one hundred and hty ftet 10 an alley;
thence vestwarliy with said alley thirty feet % a stake,
and theme southwardly TO the brginning--being south
Ussf corner Of Block No. 81 OF the south Memphis sub
division. I will convey said property q the purchaser IN
As fun and complete 4 manner As | can a. TIustes, ana
not in any other way. II = OLAhAEy
apl-td ATusFr.
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Form Of Guarantee.

M undersigned, residing It State Of - under-
take that. II the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
the route from -, on th- Mississippi riyer, 10 San
Francisco, California, be accepted By the postmaster
General. the bidder shall. when required BY the Postmas-
ter General, enter into the necessary obligation 10 per
form the service proposed, with good and Sufficient
sureties.
This we do understanding distinctly the obIigation and
liabilities assumed BY guarantOrs under the 2Ith section
OF the act Of Congress OF July ?, 1896
Dated- CSlgned by two guarant0rs)
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Premium Cotton Gins.
TNHK attention Of Cotton Planters Is respectfully called
to the above superior Gins, manufactured by Z. Car
yer s. Co., East Bridgewater, Mass. Under q recent In
p~rovement, the Carver Gins are regarded as the best now
IN general use; their superiority needs no comments from
Us. as thousands are now In successful operation In tie
Southern country.
We have on hand Fifty Gins, embracing ali the different
sizes and numbers OF saws.
Also 10 and - feet segment bolts, washers, &c, com.
Plete, all OF which we offer to oar friends upon the usuh
terms and time. GWYNE & GIBSON,
Nos. l and 2 Exchange Building.
Memphis, Sept. 2s, IS54-tf
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Form Of ProposaI.

I'D county OF State Of -, pzoPesi
to convey the entire letter mail, for the term Of sI
year. from the date specified N the contract for eomuen
eng service. from On the Mississippi river, by,
70 san Francisco, California. agreeably 70 the advertise
ment Of the Postmaster General Of the 10th April, 1897,
in good four-horse coaches or spring-Sagons, suitable for
the conveyance o. passengers. as well as the safety and
security OF the mails, seni-mOuth y, each way. for The
annual sum OF -doll1rs; weekly, each way, for the
annual sum Of - dolarsi semi-weekly, each way, FOR
the annual sun Of dollars.
DATED. ~(siyned)