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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

O. That man is not the discoyerer OF any
art who first says the thing; but he who saysit
so long, so loud and SO clearly that he COM
pels mankind to hear him.-Sydney Smith.
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KILLEp.-Thomas T. Hartman, formerly of
Davis county, Iowa, was killed by Moses
Physte, in an ARRAY at Rochester, Mo-, on the
10th of October. He was shot twice, the last
being fatal. Hartman was intoxicated. Physte
was acquitted on the ground Of self-defsnce.
Words O,sm. o 8 1850 81
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The IMrRevEMEHT.-Aw writer in the Iowa
Cstise~ has new plan for Improving the
River, which 10, to complete the Pennington
and Keosauqua Dams, and then to merge the
Interests OF the River Company into the Keo.
kuk and Desmoines Railroad. The plan is to
be developed in following Numbers OF the
.ssCitizen." 81 seis Ss
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Baltimore, Oct. 81.

baltlmore, Oct. 81.
The Governsr still adheres to his proclama-
ton. The officers of the Volunteer Compa-
MES say that nearly all the men belonging TO
them refuse to do duty except under orders
from the Mayor. Out of 30 companies not
more than 200 men consent to serve.
large number Of citizens have been served
with notices Of enrolment, but most of them
declare their intention to pay no attic ntion to
the order F
Many democrats to day have been heard TO
declare the whole matter farce.
A committee of 10 prominent citizens are
now consulting with the Governor, urging the
withdrawal of his proclamation.
Two cannon were taken out Of the armory
ct the Junior. Artillery last night, one was
afterwards captured by the police, but the 9TH
er is still missing.
The feeling against the Governor is still We
ry great; the Mayor and police have had great
difficulty to preserve the peace.
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Iowa LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature is strongly Republican,
The House is composed Of 70 member, and the
Senate of SO. Forty-four Republicans are
chosen to the House, with an even chance for
more. There is, therefore, clear Republic
can majority of 16 in that body, with a chance
OF increasing it. Of the 81 Senators the Re-
publicans have IA holding over, and elected
in the recent contest. This gives RepubIi-
can majority Of, 10 in the Senate, and 26 on
joint ballot. Enough, certainly, for all prac-
tical purposes, and to secure the election of a
Republican U. s. Senator, in the place of
Gen. Jones, suspended.
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Person.

Pottawatamie Dis. A. M. Cassiday,
In the 44th District we are not certain
whether Davis or Murray is elected, but these
two, one Repub. and the other Dem. are cleo
ted in that region, one to the Senate and the
Other 10 the House, so that the general result
is as we give It. 900
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NO. 40
VA few brief dispatches from New York
and Massachusetts indicate the success Of the
Republican perry.

AScpuohSuh perry.
ca 1t is an evidence OF the sterling quail
ties of DR.. CHRISTIES AGUE BALSAM
that the Press, everywhere, have spoken in
its favor. From the Iowa Exchange we ex-
tract the following
Gin these dog-days, when ague and fever is
prevailing through city and country, it is pleas
ant to announce that there is a remedy which
always cures without leaving any pain in the
bones or aching joints. We know what we
ARE saying, for we have tried 1t. The article
alluded to is Chrlstie's Ague Bslsam, and is to
be had at the Drug Stores. There is no hum
bug about it,"
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
BoLLEs. SMITH & Co., Wholesais Agents,
Chicago.
For sale in Ottumwa, BY w. F. Elmendorf
J. L. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
B35-3w
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CHANcE.--L. ID. Morris has succeeded
John s. Stidger ~ Editor and publisher of that
interesting paper, the Keosaaqua Republican.
Sorry to loose Mr.. Stidger, but welcome Mr..
Morris to ths ranks. He brings with him
ability and experience.
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ORDINANCES No, 81.

ORDINANCE No. n.
WIDTH or SIDEWALK FRONT STREET.
Be y ordained BY the City Council Of the Gig
Of Ottamtsa:
SEC lst That the side walks on Front Street BE-
ten feet wide.
Attest: D. r. GAYIORD Mavov
JAMES d. DEvIS, City Recorder. Tno S6-2w.I
Passed, Nov I'd, 1857.
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The senate.
Republicans in Roman, Democrats in Italic
HOLDING OVER.

Republicans in Roman, Democrats in Italic.
HOLDING OVER.
Jeferson-W. M. Read.
Linn, &c-George McCoy.
Observation-Disclosures Cook.
Marion, &e-M. L. Mcpherson.
Fremont, &c-Samnel Dale. .-.
johnson, &c-S. ]. Kirkwood.
Fayette, &c-Aaron Brown. -...,..a
Washington-Chas. Foster.
Linn-W. G. Thompson.
Jackson. w. Jenkins.
Clayton-H. B. Carter.
Lee, &c-D. T. Brigham.
Marion-Jarias E.. Neal. .-,a .r
Appanoose-J. W. Warner.
Poweshiek--J. B. Grinnell.
Mahaska--W. Loughridge.
Alamakee--J. T. Atkins.
CEDAR. w. Cattell.
Dubuque-W G.. Thompson.
Davis-H H. Trimble.
ELECTED.
Wapello-J W. Johnson.
Lee. w. Rankin.
Desmoines-W r. Coolbaugh.
Keokuk-O. p Sherraddon.
Scott--N. J. Rusch.
Clinton-Dr. G. M. Davis.
Henry-A. Saunders.
Louisa-Wm. Reinor.
Polk, &c--Dr. VIM. H. Davis.
Monroe, &c-Daniel Anderson.
Warren, &c-M. L. Jefferson.
Muscatine-- Patterson.
tawOttamie--- Poseu.
HnnSR NJ Rnnrncnn fntS-As
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N~The administrator i fast accnmnI


H The Administration is fast accumulat-
ing materials Of NAL administration, which will
rank it with the most expensive, proaigate and
corrupt that has cursed the country at any
period. We enumerate few as samples:
The Fort Smelling swindle, $500. 100000
Mr.. Cobb's Premiums for Pub
stocks. $685.. ...... 100000
The Army IN Kansas to control
the elections. ........., $3.50. 300, 900
$4,500,OO0
The prospect now is, that about January
next, the Government will be almost literally
without revenue in consequence of the measure
able suspension of importations: and that too,
with an empty treasury and an expensive war
with Utah, on its hands, which will be certain
to roll up another National Debt of millions
upon millions. If we can read the signs OF
the times Alright, this country will have reason
to remember the Administration of James Bu-
chanan long time.
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House Of Representativ es.
The following Districts elect Republicans to
the Houae.
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POI N IT Is A ID T. l.
CHI E AP 3 e WIN

" 5HnnNObS WiLEhAW Is PePsr-
having one Of Singers Setoing Machines, she can do
work so per cent cheaper than IL be done by hand
and will warrant ID not TO rip Orders may be left
Warden.
November 4th 1857 n36-3m
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lzs ba& .a7g DLANKSl! a.A,
or all kinds for salsat this once,
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Plurality for Fremont, 77s4.
4 0fficial.
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A1roRNrY aENERAL'a orrcn.

Hon jeremiah Back Attorney General of the United stat,,
H. G esq., chief clerk Tho ordinary business Of this Office may be
classified under the following headsi s.aa..
Official opinions the current business Of the government
by President by head departments the
Iicior OF the Treasury. ....,.
Examination of tho titles Of all land purchased the sites 6
asenas houses light houses and all other public works bf
the United States
g. Applications for padohs in all Of conviction in the courts
of the United States.
Applications appointment all the judicial and legal business
Of the government
The conduct and of all suits in the Supreme Court of
tho United States which the government concerned.
OF all other arising the depart
thereof
these ordinary heads of tho business Of the office added
the present time the following, viz: --.E
appeals claims California.
oodDeation revision of the laws the District Of
Columbia
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DOCKS FROM tONDON-

RoOkS FROM LONDON
~ IN" Household Manager / vol London. IS cents.
5I rue Ioachor, I'y Captain Marryat rs cents.
Il, ,e ladder of Life BY Amelia II. Edwards % cents
Ihe spendthrin. BY AiHsworth. 3s cents.
Soalhct In Search Of Father. 3S cents.
uwcn Tudor. so cents
w. w. ll'lngson's Discoveries in Central Africa. Is cents.
ITsnlly Hunter by John Palliser. SO cents.
uardlnay Women their Girlhood and Early life rs
,rury Tales. by Alfred CrowquiI rs
rary Gold for Young and old. rs cents.
marry oslve, BY Grant rs cents.
,"yyhy Years After. BY Dumas. 75 cents
"a S,I"Ir r oleary. BY Charles Lover. 10 cents,
1I Tnc iastors frcside BY Miss Porter. rs cents
NV, ,uo iotucton Legacy. by Albert Smith, rs
Ip cousin Nicholas. BY Ingodsby. rs
NICK LuIk IS Everything. BY Maxwell. rs cents
""ch Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The Organization of the Executive Departments
OF the Cove rnme nj Of the United States.
sfArE pkrAKrnEsr.

The whole machinery employed arising
foreign relations with an e OF e world far more
simple than generally conceived The number employed " c
Secretary State ion Lewis Css hsstnt Secretary Of
state Ion John Appon) chief clerk twelve Clerks ONE trans
lator, and one librarian
charge correspondence the department and other d
pomac agents the abroad and those Of foreign
from the department. and communications to commissioners IN
der treaties Of boundaries & prepared copied and ami
like character registered and ned their contents
being first entered in an analytic table or index
Consular ByaHehTfs branch charge the correspondence
the department and the consu and commercial agents
Of the United states In instructions those officers ana answers
their dispatches aud from other persons asking Tor coS
agency relating consular affairs prepared and recorded
The Disturbing A-Ho has charge Of all correspondence aud
other matters with accounts relating TO iun WIN the
disbursement of which the department Is charged ...
Tha Tranaor furnish such ransaions the
He also records the commissions OF consu
consu when English upon which exequaturs are
iisnol, .F .h.s E.. .r.'
g If AIyoininaens makes and records
appointment and nominations 10 the Senate
res exeqnaturs aud records when IN English the
commissions which they issued Has charge OF tue library
C o ae Rolls takes charge Of the rolls,
rolled Congress- they received at the de
partmcn the President the authenticated copies thereof
and that Of treaties in The newspapers and " book n aeds
throughout the United States aud that OF all doc
nent chd publications in regard 70 which ms duty assigned % inc
Department. writing answering all ecs connected Herewith
Has charge all Indian treaties and business relating thereto
C& Of Authorizations and Cpyrgh has charge OF tho
United States and OF the department and prepares and
attaches papers presented for auhencaon receives
Has charge of publications transmitted to
department under The laws relating TO copyrights records and IN
their titles; records all letters from the department oer lha
tho diplomatic and consular lr.s |
CLERK of Payns PasppIIe prepares and records pardona
and remons registers and ns the petitions aud papers
which they records passports; keeps
register letters, diplomatic and consular
d m, ~ he disposition made of hem prepares letters relating
to this business
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TO OUR SUBS CRIBER s.

The Of person will be entered upon bas unless c
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers may money by letter aud all
viii be assumed by ourselves safe transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER published tr weekly during
Of Congress and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions r period less than year win be received terms
proportoned 10 the above rates,
aS-PCsTsAsTEIts agents. by
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enoosod
WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed, will be entitled copy
gratis. ...#
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mo. SIT.
Notice

Of the RoaI Of he Land 0 from Saul SIC Marie TO Aaqud
w.. .... ...... in Michigan. ... ;
I N accordance with the provisions of the act oil
Congress- entitled An authorizing the location Of
land oces approved March 1858 hereby declared
that the for public MARIE
in the State OF Michigan viii be removed to the of MARQUETTE
In said State, at as early period as practicable.
Further notice the precise mo
the register and receiver Of the Sault Marie
Given under hand at the city OF Washington,
March, A. u. 1887 .....
BY order of the President
s..r.. TII0S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho land
Mar 21-1aw6w lint.
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bB The First Annual Exhibition of the Washing
] M association comprising pictures, statuary &C. by the
NJ uH IN The United States, will be opened TO the public at
,"coans new building street. between 18th
on saturday morning next the 9TH instant 10 o'clock
% ocn until further notice day between tho hours
" w. M ana 10, Tickets Of admission procured
At vac door and At the principal city Single adj
Mar 6--dG - ~
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!" J. BINGHAM & SONS SELECT SCHOOL
wv The fall session viii July 18TH Number
tied None but good and doce wanted Those ready begin
grammar preferred applicants
desired. For terms, &c, address
W. J BINGHAM,
March 1o-law3m' Oaks Orange county, N c.
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ROUNTG LAND WARRANT. T.-Whereas on the
~ lSth October 1855 bounty land warrant, No 1882 1Go
was issued to the undersigned In his name, October l5 1855
au V he Commissioner Of Pensions George
noT ana has been lost that have
@ hereby give notice that have
warrant or authorized sell assign for mo
% my name and have filed affidavit n caveat o prevent Tho
% patent to fraudulent claimant apply dupi-
cate for the same at the proper time.
Ap n-law6w& & JOIJN,oN
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Of the Department Of tho Interior Hon Jacob Thonp
of the State Mississippi It's clerical force consists Of chief
lar clerks and its supervision and committed the
Following branches Of tho public service: Il. s.a...
lt The PtJic lands The chief Of this bureau Is called The Com
missioner of the General Land Office Tho Land Bureau charged
with the management and sale Of the public domain and the
issuing OF titles therefor whether derived from combinations grants
made by former governments by sales donations grants for schools
military boancs public improvements and likewise the revision
Of Virginia military bounty land claims and the issuing Of scrip
lieu thereof The Land Office also aud Its own accounts The
$ Hon G A. Ms n , Of nSn India rs p
besides dangtsman assistant daughtsa and some l6o clerks
"a ftaaoasThc present of this is George
Whiting, OF Virginia The commissioner charged with the exan'
Cor the military naval the revolutionary and subsequent
which the United States have engaged has
clerk (s permanent corps consisting
other clerks which Congress- enable him TO meet the
temporary about fifty clers of different denominations
Sd hdtsCommissonor of Indian Affairs dd interim, Charles f.
Mix ofGeorgeowD C. H provided with chief clerk and about
fifteen other subordinate clerks ...... u, 49,.
4t OHo1o this bureau Is committed he execution and
performance things touching respecting the grant
ing issuing patents and useful discoveries Inventions
and improvements the collection of statistics relating to agriculture
the collection and distribution Of seeds plants and cuttings II has
chief the acting Commissioner Of Patents in
the absence OF the Commissioner principal and twelve as
ant examiners Of patents dozen subordnae permanent
clerks, besides considerable number Of temporary employees
Besides these principal branches Of this executive depart
mont the organic act Of 1sio transferred from the Treasury Dc
artmon the supervision the Of the United States marhn
attorneys clerks Of the United States the
the lead other mines the United States and the affairs
Of the ponnry OF the United States in the District OF Coumba and
from tho State Department the duty of taking and returning the
of the United States and Of supervising and directing the acts Of
The Commissioner Public Buildings Tho hospital for the insane Of
the and and Of the District Of Columbia Is also under the
of this Department. IN addition TO which, by laws
Gently passed tho Secretary OF the Interior charged with the
ructon of tho three roads leading the Pacific coast
The additional building for its Occommoda
on and erection ha been repeatedly recommended during
the last few years for that present the Pension oCe s
the other branches of the department. including the scretar Office
are all crowded into the Patent once building he whole OF which
will be required early day for the OF the Patent Occ for
which il was originally intended
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. d.-Reducton
States mail steamships leave New
York for Anwa the 9Th and 2oh Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco,
These steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty Isef and slfdy.
The railroad az miles ong) completed from
crossed in hours The baggage Of passengers
checked through San Francisco and
embarked by the Tho
money paid In Now York all Of the trip
Reserve kept port New York. Panama and San
Francisco detention of accident that the route Is
entirely reliable . ... ... Z.
Passengers Tho day hoy arrive at Aspnwa
through by each steamer and take charge of
md children without other protectors.
through the apply tho III
West street, New York, to W. RAYMOND
May 6--du
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A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria "

A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria Va
IA Eighteenth annual scsonTo or study embraces the
English branches ancient and modern languages mathematics
and natural sciences. Its advantages
Spacious and we'll ventilated buildings erected for tho purpose
full corps OF qualified and experienced teachers.
3. A collegiate Of study.
T. full set Of apparausphlosopica chemical and asronom
cal
philosophy chem
istry, and astronomy. 49,. ....
Special advantages offered young TO qualify themselves
by study practical operations the field and
. Comfortable boarding but two students
placed in the
s Reading constantly supplied with papers, sc.
location hoalhful and accessible from oil directions
by railroads
prevailing Christian aim in all Its instruction and
discipline.
Torms tuition any time,
charged from the their Send and
catalogue. r. l.. BROCKErT, Principal
7-2taw6w
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l OSI LAND WARRANT.-The undersigned gives
- ne that he will apply the Commissioner for
and warrant in lieu Of issued 10 Thomas Richardson
h DAY o December 1856 for 160 No l275o which been
W. e transmission by mail from Glcnwood Iowa directed
m Snter, Washington D. c. mailed 18th December 1856
'''' -o-lawow" THOMAS II. SUFFER-
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| lFE OF GENERAL NAPIER by Lieut.. Gen

| - Ut NENEtAL NAPTEKi by Lieut.. UenC-
~ rM Napier, 2 volumes, London, 1857.
C ineory Of War, illustrated military history Lieut.
uul W haGdougall volume, London, 1857.
Wi Capirre and Govern Gibraltar volume london 1857
% Engineering and Implements War by r. Forrest Wool.
S !, = volume, london, 1856, many cngravings
Universal dictionary the English Fonch Italian and Ger.
n languages l volume, London, 1857. .....,
don 1857 's " "i'Suois "h" b"urno' Nouhle, Lon
5Ie Chemistry Of Artificial Light volume london 1857
SurSrc on The BOwpipc. | volume London 1855
london ' p0uo""ry oi inc arts ana holenccs. volume,
Wunportcd per last steamer by
"chS FRANCK TAYLOR
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BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January /, 1857.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES arc
c this day admitted partners Banking House of
Chubb Brothers The firm from this will
81 Cubb, John d. Barrow, and Henry Holmes pa
vcnpor Iowa, composed Of Charles H. pongaI
and Alexander H. Barrow, under the firm Brothers.
& Co. CUJJBB BROTHERS,
1-du
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TIME CHILD'S BOOK OF NATUREr-PLANTS.
Animais Air. Water, Heat, &c; by W. Hooker 1vol
Illustrated
Isabel The Young wife and tho Old Love; by C JcaGreso
Rcnling without Tears
strcklands Queens Of Scotland. VOL
Ap19 FRiNCK TAYLOR.
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A RNY's CoNFECTIONARY, No. "a Bridge street

IA Georgetown D. G., whore all kinds Of entertainments
furnished with the best cao water coniecton
ay the shortest notice. and tho most moderate terms
last exhibition OF the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute
Feb 3--df
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.AvY DEPARTMENT,
insists of the Nav.
" and Of Ave bur,


NAVY DEPARTMENT
nm ~, -. oa,,., >, ,, ,o,,, nan, rept rroncr tc
@ o e o ne and or Ave- bureaus attached thereto viz
~ , m S 49, ~ % Is anS S,s rrroon ~ Tn rncton Fouipncn
@ p ~ r pn ,nn a. ,go,tinr Rureau of Ordnance and
NV w., nolni - , 80 ~ " praa, ~ Wodcnn ana s,rgcry
r ~ % ,, ~ M a,io, nr coch If ttcs. ogccs and
os ihc srrc or,,invc ibcron. WV
tr, t,. rr,., Socro,,rv NJ ,bo y,v, f.,orIoz
M, vcrrot,ry os Tho
W Nsis' EST, on' ocih, n % a III, dr. val os,oh;sb
, % Wy ~ i,t, W. ~ , poa,Jop of ,'o ITnilo stoic who
~ Wv, 30 anlsr, ar aaradrons anJ
vessels officers commissions OF officers both in the
corps appointments Of commissioned and warrant
for the enlistment and discharge OF soamcn emana
IRON ne soceufy "1e a s @ ~, % s @ nd ,h,r r1crs or
p9s 'd % m @ from him nv I'M ,n2al Of
the marine corps forms part duties OF the Secretary and
all corps should be approved by
him . ...-.s .. .a. 81. ..... h..s Ho...... ri.
A.. ,.,t. ,,y f,r,p,oio,, oso,b Smith cbirf
=, , ] y s is ono cTi cnrn"cr pnl ono dr,pbtsnan
Am Ma nav Yards docks and wnrycs buildings and machinery in
yards everything Immediately connected with thcn
this bureau II also charged with tho
management of the Naval Asylum. -.
Bu,nu Of Construction Equipment, and RepdfJohn Icntha
bureau eight clerks aud draughsman The Office Of
the engineer in chief Of the navy Daniel Martini esq., attached 10
hi bureau VINO assisted oy M ree @ m @
ns charsa o w put LIN " m oi Mil, ,hcir cdinmcn,s
~ % n, mo,ar ,,nta s Tho cncinoor in chief supernonds
the construction Of all marine engines navy with
the approval Secretary decides upon plans for their onstruc
ton
Bureau Of Provisions and Ctohhg bridge puser United states
nay oe & VI % ,hnr u, tho r,ptine Of contracts Gr FUR
u,y , , navy y u.u @ sr ,ho bar,o os his bnrc,n
T !. o,. IN, ,,,1 c,n prrco, 1rc,,b,m
chief oe b,Ic,n four clerk ad one This bureau
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United states Mail.
VERMONT.

us
1osT OlFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, April 1s 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
Statos July 1857 to June 1861 inclusive the
following the Of VERMONT, will be received the Con
Onoe this Department until O. OF May 80 1867 to he
decided the day:
n numbers in the advertisement Of i
January, 1879 @ "
Woodstock Windsor Is miles and back, six times
week; and from Woodstock, by Barnard to Bethel is miles
and back six times a week A.. ...I
Leave Woodstock daily, except Sunday at D al m;
Windsor by "a
Windsor daily Sunday at M or ON arrival OF
cars;
Arrive at Woodstock by 81 M
Leave Woodstock daily, except Sunday, at s am;
Arrive n Bethel by ii m;
Leave dnily, except Sunday at pm;
at Woodstock by pm.
by Gaysvilc Sockbdge, Iiied, North
burne Mendon TO Rutland 20 miles and back six times
week.
may propose schedules departures
the postmastcrs at the ends Of the
Sockbrdgc, by Rochester, TO Hancock,
back six a week; and from Rpon, by East Middle
bury o Mddlebury, miles and back, three a week
propose schedules departures
by the posmasters nj the ends he
proposals requirements nd
versement proposals. for mail
dated 1st January 1857 TO be found the principal post Offices
AARON v. BROWN,
Ap 1s-1awfwt Postmaster General.