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farmtr's Department.
Winterlng shesp-Fesllns ka0Es.

Wintsrlng shesp-Fss1lns haaEs-
For water management. there IS adherence
ia opinion IS to the space they should oeeapy'
have found nv l,mbs to do best when thsy
cover one third Of The yard or shsd. Lambs
shoud be fed under cover, and never Suffered
% be out IN any storm; MOST snoH or rain Is
very iniufi,us to them. Lambs that are hou-
,ed through The niatsr will give O~ns-qaAr.er
more wool wih the SAINT amount Of feel. A
trough and rack combined for feeding, | have
isund most convenient SO that hay, grain and
lroo.s may 30 fed out 10 the same place
Lambs Of The merino stock should be so Win
tered that The average weight Of fleece should
be Eve pounds. and the farmer whosa lambs
come short OF that shouli inprovs bis stock or
led. Iflsmbs are lsi. to suffer the FIRST year
or .ls'f eroHlh, il is hard 10 overcome the loss
liz aesr years. When hey are kept honsed.
.tev should be furnished with fresh liter sV'
err day; 10 SO doing they VII be KEEP! clear
asG Leal.hy. and make more ald teaer ma
. cure ..sE when lei. to run 10 an opea yerd'
Tse rack Ihave found most convenient!
made as fellows: Take three Sc! ot lrgs, for
Irsrk twelve or fourteen fees long; scallng,thIs
Inches square, twenty two long. ha.Fsd t'seth
!" o.. q, lAal The upper ends will be tTsaiy-iou
inches apart. Put inlo them two boards, On
we've inches vide, and one thirteen nehei
= silica mskss a trough. oss iach fTon to
- TOP sJ.s CT Zoe heard bore insh holes ell
iacbsa spmt, put lie rack sticks in 'hs hoI
:. which .h.l be two feet long, Put on th' 10
oftSa sick a beard three inches vide. wi
Srsc,s a. each end, and YOU have n "a
or tough that sheep will feed from, and
81. vase thsir feed, Or GIL their wool with seeds
h,,. Taay will pas tieir heads between
lstcks on esoh eide OF the rack, and eat vii
ave OUT croaJ.ns each other, or s't'eng IL
.ua fls trough. These r'cls will more than p
.s.ir cost in a single winter. Oh oil the va
asy Gus eoativancss Tor sleep feeding tlst ha
ped ever seer, these are the most convenient a
Il easily made. They are light aud really NOV
br! eom oae place 10 smother, and a yard can
s.s ,qutct'y supplied Win a rack Of this Iii
For feeding bpcka or sorool sheep, the str
tie ell 90! be used, A board al each end,rSi
about twenty inches, ana auebet IN 'he Ger
i for vilL a narrow board laid an, will Keep
mex. sheep from getting inso the lrossh'
The farmer who lets his sheep run IN 0
cad yard, and sca.,erS their food On The gror
he or in the nud, to be trodden under foot be
It. - hia hall eater, md shears two 70 lhree an.
tq a~a,frovnds 0 rWool from each sheep, may
ID It hat sheep kqsp.nyil poor baa'nsaa, All
aat pay; bp. IL shsep are well t@rov'i'd
2 there 10 no stock thA. vii pay better Tor tl
rY,as noun. Of food consumed and ;he alter
IS ia siven.- GEx Il, HARNoS, 10 " J. CHI
lcg,
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Az Brrrz.. r..a.a.a We have
heard 3 good sc + - . e0r'aa Is"n
liquor agency, 20. = uisl rom
f.rd. vh,.a vii t,ton g. 4 ice aaa easy
lsoking cgstols. spp.el 40 The ,.a.' ssef.t
70. q pint o. rum, Io. r- -' fnr7o-es 1t
vsa .a-nishsl linz sa' ls gfsag'a b".
70. .,zg s~t,vrsasa ss-5o aa.r cd a' "'
aeuutsr !og aay.ass
'Wlstsr s yol dong vita sa.7 asked 'G'
sar tesdes,
oh sa4 The .,omer, ''oasu..og itfo
usohaDissl pl.7a.s'-us up hers on the mex
street.,
The liquor vas measured cu', paid Tor FL
disappeared. In the yyu.s o, on hour tt
Customer p sssn,eJ himself tors tprj pist-
sbis !he sgaa. thou,at better to a'c @ him III
Re was btnsr SIS atIolths g.s % oa..h
WAS spprOp-a'sAs
"nhE 40 ysu doing TtA 50 w"-'' rnm Y
lob, t's Al right IA r.ry q. paaOn ry,a
~ experiment and IRE ed 70 tes Ibis
cIrryisg4t out sucosssfu''r'
tn. tseat bsrdsd over 30 oOr, and al
ed as ~. cattomrr received i
'Wht' j, yopr stceiimrn''
tV.v. tae fac "a. said Coon, iamui'g tb
bottle Sal. " into lis o%rcrroa' pocket. "a coup
q, Us aye trying 10 e., 4 mix on your RAM
We haze yuniahsd q otjtso far ~tthor
much ,uses,,, saa et r. 7s or the rum vi
give It up on his be
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PlaSt0Ping.

Gbe undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lc that be is sal engaged in the above business, and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy of auy. Plain
and ornamental p~lastering done to order on the Short.
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the husi-
ness, aud my success as q mechanic, enables me to 81
sure the public that al work will be executed 10 u,iro
satisfaction. All orders will be attended TO promptly.
address, the undersigned, at Carrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio. WM @. RtNION,
June 10, lS56.-tf.
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CIGARS N TOBACCO.
10 School teachers.


TINE BOAKD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Ca roll county, will bold SIX MEETINGS for the OK.
a ina,ion Of School teachers during the year 1851, on
the Iolowiug DAYS, namely: On the third Wednes.
dav in February, April, June, August, October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
puhlic school houses in CarroIlton, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon.
nations are the following:
/ Each applicant not persorelly Lncwn to
he Boald, must produce a certificate Of good moral
character, OF late date. and signed by Que or more re
sponsble persons.
3 Each applicant must come furnished with pen
ik and paper; and also with MeGghey's Fifth Reader
g.. 70 each applicant will be submitted a list o
questions on Arithmetic. English Grammar, aud Geog
raphv. to be answered in wsitirg.
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified t.
teach, nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor
.recly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch. .B
5, Certificates will rot be issuod en- tle day Of ex
animation, but they Sill be RENTED by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. Ard when an appican
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact will bC
sent him.
s. Applicants coming in after the class forme
and the examination has commenced, will be cxpecte
70 wait until the next regular day Of examin ion.
T.. No eerti6ca'e will be granted to any % rson VIII
IS known to the Board to be habituated to lie use
prufanc language, to be inteinpeTate or dii onest.
s Each applican; uust furnish hi 81 ELF with
stamped envelope, ana him sell htus' with h
own name and address, and in such enP, ope lis
3 tj6cate or note viii be forwarded.
; Bv o.dtr Of Tho Board,
:, NV, 'SsT.-k. WIN. MoC, Y. Sec'y.
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~ Yrs Par,nglen says ,htta gentleman
jassasd - heartily ,ral she isa'sd lie would
have eb1st bis j~OeGisr yei9
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Tasra ia sbrm ia Sew fers, the name o.
which "a Lay. Ha;et, u CIues TIE clerks
srs rrsssnsd ~ be all shSngttis.
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yOur Buildings.

VHOMAsH h. ATKINSON, HAsON HAND
L audis prepared 70 putup IN sny part Of she country
alrrgs lot Of
Lightning Rods AVID HOWss SPOWfiHg.
these Articles ae Manufactured oiths best materials
snS n "a most substantial manner with express refer
spee 70 ne SAINTS Of Farmersa and Otheis Of this and I'D
Joining counties.
UpSn the usefulness Of pouting and Rods for pro
lection 70 buildings, ele-y housc owners WeuinfoFmed
Having the experience Of q series Of yearsin work Q
lhls kifd he can assure hose who entrust hei
work 70 bis care, that il viii be attended 70 IN the mos
durable aud substantial manner.
O,dets from farmers and Others at a distance, viii b
lrseeiyed With pleasure and receive prompt attention.
No ezra charge for work at a distance.
Csrollton, Ohio, June 5, ls56-u.
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~ Wig shalas ladies' make better Traders
ess s.3dl.steea asn Hls they never get
ahEsd
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SANDERS
HORSE RAKE.


Patehte0 June >, io9ks
THlS Rake Il intended for raking bay and gieaning
wheat helds. n viii york we'll on Iough stony
uound; The teeth being the common metallic spring
steel lts operation = the most simple and easy fany
Horse Rake In use. The operator rides and operates
he Rake with his feet. the teeth being attached TO the
sxletree, Ehich IS the head Of the Rake, with hinges on
~ front side attached 70 the shafts; the head vibrates
an he axes as Is required BY the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake Is well adapted 20 all
classes Of men. This Is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake now In use; at all Fairs where exhibited Il
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, iron
the Patentee, and offer said Rake 70 the armersoi 'lt
lie Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can be seen 81 he 'AmtTenl
HOuse,
Carroiton, Ohio. wO0rBOGNE & R~OCDEBUsH.
July l2, 1855, If.
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4 rstlt. s'ptsat c's'gsi'-i 90 afed he
sould wriie as..mon IN i7o hoors, and make
s.nfti-a MI
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CAR ROLL Comfy tt-
ER VA EHA% GB VA NIB

E% EH& GB A~
Time Table for the Mail Trains,
To take effect on and alter Monday the God
day of October 1855.
Erom Garolton to Cleveland, Phtsturgh, Grtstline,
Colunibu, Stcubenviile or South Maififah, vii have
Oarroilton DEPOT daily an AsMs ste ppipg al all nay
stations and connection with the Mai Train, going
North on c. &P. R,.R. Passengers going Aeitb viii
arrive st Pittsburgh at % I. Myom sxks besw
Tain will leave Cleveland at 3 P. ~, and passeR'
gers will sniveat CarrollOn s SOP. n. This arrcnge'
ment win en.t assengors to remain ia Cleveland J
hour o tianaes usiness, and will enable pass enge!s
that may wish to reach the s. & |. r.. 4. travelling
'ou'h to C~olHmbus, or East to SteuberYille, VI Wheel
ing Va, without u~uchtime .Ost.
The Fteight Trains willruU as usual. ylst5
FARE REbUCED.
! From Oneida to New II rstt o. s.. 4 I.R r. @.
eida to Carrolton by r, r Ca roltoh 80 Sew Ma bet
by Sta, e.
Tickets through 81 ,l2I to be had ofTreasurer Jam E
Cameron, and at tho Western Exehang &c, Geo. K.
McKa.ky. F#..rsy
There are regular lines Of Stages running to the
East, from Carrollton, Hrlem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and SteRbtnviile. Also daily
line running South tom Cmiolltou, Lfuspines Perrys~
vile to New Market on The s & l. X. r. by which
means the traveller will 10 conveyed Without loss
time, s ~
Jan. 10 1856. +. MeGUIR
sapT,, c.. @. h. R.
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GOLDEN FARMER,

This Stove Tor both cooking and and Baking p~nrposcsis
acknowledged TO have NO EQUAL by all Who have ever
used II. IL IS very neat in design ana having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern OF stove made with the
draft arranged in such a manner az TO alway secure e.
ven add speedy Baking. lthas proved itself ~peliectin
evesg respect, and mas given satisfaction in every in
stance, It is needless to multiply words, the stove be-
ing in general use in Carroll aud adjoining counties,
ia COOS qualities arc well known. Call and examine
Cor yourselves.
lie also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Axe
ron manufacture, among which are do
EvE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
viii rr their good qualities arc not eSceiled by any
oaa which stand A No. /. among all Western made
.,oygs. Those who desire to purchase will do well to
lean with the subscriber as the exceeding low prices at
wish he is selling the best article Of stove places them
within the reach OF every one.
He continues to manufacture aud keeps constantly on
hand a large assortment of Tin, Copper, q Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from a Tin cup, to a
Copper kettle. andall of which is manufactured IN the
most substantial and w%orkmanlike manner-ofth e very
best materials, and which be will continue to sell at the
lowest prices; wholesale and ret A ! order hon
Merchants promptly attended to.
Remomber the place. Sign Of the Big copper
!, Ketlen opposite the Court House, Carro'ltqn obie,
July lo,-55.-tG. THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
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- There a ai,'r. cut Msst trying to
phI-lsds = 10 f. sgn psfsiage, La might
a. We cHt>raS 10 1%srsuade dncf- bat they
sould fro, Substitute 'oF watr, q 9o'o5pts
taai .ssre i teuea,ng better ,hoa saoao.aa.
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GsAyFLt n He Doors, wonder what has
become ofthe lou1-rs 81" -a'l Mrs JohsCr; II
have been locAin. fave them ! he erta'ag and
eIn't God .heri b, b or lgT."
Nobody Gov ave any information. After
awhtls the hte5 nutsln.u, gs.llg sleepy,
sonmenced pulling oA boy.s, preparatory 10
gsiEg to bed
IAN dsdsy +" lsi5 he, J .ak got sows
little gr,bll. s.are. 10 NJ 7oot. J ses3 i III,
aim oVt Rev'
BE turned up lis Doc. end poured cri The
anu6ert.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of COur
Pursuant TO an order Ct the Probate Court OF Carroll
county, Ohio, / viii sell on the premises, 10 the highest

Pursuant 10 40 order Ct The TFOUaIs VUuTI ~ Da,IU'
county, Ohio, l win sell on the premises, ~ the highest
bidder, ,os~
on Saturday, he 9fk day Of Jaaaary, 1897
in the town OF Leesburgh, Carroll county. ONO, me
cvmminSs deceased, to wit The undivided half of
town los numbered n~inety.fve t95) ninety.eighs, bel
and one hundred aud seven 900 in the town OF Lees'
hurqp, carroll county, Ohio, on witch Is erected a
foundry and other Improvements, With the appurten-
ances thereto belonging. known as the "Leesburgh
Fnnnary, Terms Of sale. one third in hand, and the
balance Il. two equal annual payments, with interest,
secured by mortgage on he premises. The other IN.
divided half Of said property, owned by James Z, Cam
mings, WILDE sold az the same time and for the same
price. aud on the same terms as the undivided half now
offered. Sale to commence at II o'clock noon Of said
6ay. Attendance given BY JOHN Il STEt HENSON.
n Admr. of Thos. Il. Cummings.
Dec, IS ls56.-4w, pr, lee $3.50. - F,
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rwA zC N1W
Fall and Winter GOOdS!!!!!!

We are er hand again with a desirable stock OF new
and fashionable goods, comprising all the various styles
Of goods that can be iourd anywhere. And VIC take
this method Of informing our friends ard the rubie
that THEY ARE FOR SALE, and at prices that will aston
ish and please. Among our goods eanbe found oil the
late Sly lesof LADIES' Dress Goods, consisting OF silks,
wool plaids, m%elinos, parametas, %delaiues, pltats. &c.-
Shawls and Dress Trimmings Of all the latest styles,
Man AND BOYS WEAR, Cloths, cassimeres, %satnetts,
tweed, jeans, &c,
READY. MADE CLorHING, In his department we de''
competition. We have ev, ry'hiHg in that way Mems
over, dress, and Business coats Also boys clothing.
Doors ASu2 snols.-Eyeiyt hng belonging to thi
aneh Oitrade.
HArs AND CAPs.-An that is desirable for dress o
comfort,
CLocxs.-You who want the light time, call with
CUMMINGS a COUCH,
October Is. 1886.
n ARPEIS, Floor aud Table oil cloth, a good aszoi
ment O. G.
q HAWLS. Now is the time lUr a nice Shawl.
" OSN'
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I ADIEs DRESs GOODS, al the new styles, at
Il {, l.. c.
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BOOK, MAP, CHART,
AND
NEWSPAPER AGENCY!!

gent for the procurement OF Books Maps, Charts
Newspapers, &C., aud will devote hiEself to that busl-
ness, snd lurnish applicants with any hook now publish
ed IN the United States, by having reasonable notice,
sud will also, procure newspapers or magazines for any
oerson applying to him,-also, Charts ard Maps OF ey>
ery variety from the most popullr publishing houses II
Now York. furnished on short notice,
be, also, tenders bis services as -4uetioheer and
daier Of ssles.
Remember tits told Timothy" the Patriarch Agent,
who greets YOU, and who takes pleasure in returning hr
sincere thanks Tor the liberal patronage bestoeed AID
soEicits . continuance Of the same.
All orders promptly ate tded 70, on reasonable Terms
Address, Timothy Stevens American House, Ca
folton, Ohio.
Nov, ae. '56. TAyFh1 atEE hae.
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us ATE NOTICE. -Notiee Is hereby given
Y that have been .dvlY quali6ed as executor Of the
wiI Of john Edwards, dveeased. All persons having
vaims against said estate must preseut them legally su-
~lsutieat ed, within one year from this date.
Dee { .sse. JEuJ ID ~, Erscntot,
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As. GileaS lstmo.. 1877.
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roRIEs. ...
Hon Appleton, Maine Mcrman Il Iiea,h esq, Mich
Col yno II George, Concord, N X j Warden, csq, Mich
Smalley esq, Huntington, Cook, Miss Mss, NJ, .
oS' CSp enss John saeo, fsoS casa
dence, RI O. Swarzman, Pa . a
Gen Hiram wabddse N York Fla, eis : shulzs, Pa
o Ruser, esq, N York city I. d aicard, Conn
Hon George Read Riddle, VIII Mayr Benz McCnlocb Texas
9 JIM GwiDn, esq, Bal imore, Mai born Mo
Rsverey Tucker. esq, Va Hon IN a Hendricks, Ind
John Hart esq, charle.ton, s Tno@pson Alien, Ga
Fielding Patterson, esq, Fa Col Irwin, siiunesoa
lion stanton, Tenn RR Nelson e.a. . Min.e;on s. L
Col J . s,esSman, ss Ohio KAT
Gen N Mcdonnell. ~ Hon John w WHITFIELD Kan
JIM Carpenter, Ark lion Patton Anderson, Wash
MMadden, ESQ, Wis Hon Miguel ocro, New Meri-
John Tnnw. co, tal Hon j NJ Bernhescl Utah T
SEA. ASSISTANT MARsuALs AT LARGE.
Thomas McCamont, Pa JOS Ro,cbc Of Alexandria
Stephen Anderson, ESQ, Pa county va
Non WIN Wi,ss. fhis Rind, ESQ, q Georss,own, q c
Co! Moniasue, o. Committee Of % Esaa pSIe ssa 90 90
Major David Lynch Of ra Daniel i. Jsnks Pa
Jshn r. Carter, OF Pa
MARSHAL Is-cHIrF
Gen John Tyler Dr rhos Miller
MAYP Garncu WIN Finn
Capt Henry Tyler Capt John Rainbow
Capt w W Hunter Maj w w Russell
The with nids win bc designated by yellow
scs blue saddle cloths with gill edsns
r as ' and aids w o % ss s And
viii baton two feet lons of blue color with s ends a"ou
ass.,sni marshas viii pink with white rosc.
white saddle covers m~ed with ls They WI, also cary ~h'
The ms.ba and aids will NEE, q ,as Ies
ooss s %o" q he
March, fully equipped where they win be duly numoecd anf
nave appropriate duties assigned them WILLIAM arr DEN
WAsuisoTos, Feb. 9, 1857. Msrshal ia-Chef
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The no person npon books, bniss
he payment of,he subscription be made IN aavsnee
Distant subscribers BY letter. the pos'ses
q which win be paid and all risk assumed BY ourselves
sae transmits
2 The C uATRY IA FRI 6ish weekly during the -"'
sions Of Cong and sem y during ihe recess.
Subscriptions fo reuod less viii be received %
proportioned to tho above annual rstes.
6o-PosTMAsTERs agents. and
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John III. Buthmann,

sss Eale John III. Buthmann,
Importer and Dealer IN Wines, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue south side between ~ streets,
AZ IN store choice Of champagne,
III and pints, of the desirable brands. fsE7
Also sparkling st. Peray white and pink Madeira Sherry
Tcnerife, Sicily, Rhine Moee French
whte Cosnac scheidam gin, Jamscs run, Scotch wskey
American whskey Cuncoa anisee and
wild cherry brandy, blackberry juice, stomach bfer-
Also genuine absnthe, Kschwasser, and Havana crsrs.
Dec Il-3ifwim nsl -e'0.F rlI-T.E' ~
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The Treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury two comptroers, commissioner
the customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey sH
The following is brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secretarys OceHon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. p. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge architect
temporarily employed and twenty clerks The Secre-
sr Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the scal transactions of the government and of the
cuton OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He upernends the survey of the
coast the ghho establishment the marine hospitals
the United States and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
First Comprouer's Ofcc.-Esha Whittlesey, esq., Comp
troler and fifteen clerks He presorbes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revises and certes the
balances arising thereon. 4
Second Comptrolters 0Dice.-John NJ Brodhead, esq.,
Comptroller and clcks He prescrbes mode
OF keeping and rendering the OF the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and
Cavities the balances arising thereon.
Office Of Connissioner of the CasomsTugh j. Anderson
esq, Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode of keeping and rendering the Of tho
and dburseeats and for the building and repair
ing &C., and revses and cces the balances
arising thereon. iaatt f4t
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of the United States placing
frequency Of trips, mode Of conveyance oY de-
pariurcs and arrivals all the rontes the course o. e
the 1s @ ~ s e
of the domestic mail service OF the United states
pares the @ or mai ii
and the adjustment and execution q the conracs All ap
and Vl e mail %
to this Office All claims should be 20 !. lor
service is first to be obtained through the 0ce
necessary authority for credits A. tne
nee From THIS once al a. .as eras r the
respective routes weekly to the A0r e, !, Ss
the statistical. q the m.
ment Of each bid also the made, the
vice originated the curta%ens ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year. k3g9
master General and tmonty-one clerks To this office
assigned the supervision and management OF the financial
Auditor embracing with the DRAFT oices and other
o. the .ns bs The 70 be
ara and other pesons the supervision
Of office. under orders t 70 sspos their
Of he rendition by posmasters quarterly Of
postages It has charge tho deadletter Office Of the is
suing and
with. ,
hs rnd those
draft Offices, their letters reporting quarterly ane hs pro
ceeds f their ofiices ana th0se az SlsPosshs ,ssL
the weekly and monthly rctarns Of the deposare OF the
well all applications and receipts Tor post
rse stamps and stamped envcopes and ior deaa ieefs
Inspcdyn OGcs.--John Oakford, esqD chief clerk and
seventeen clerks 70 this office Is assigned ne @ % a.
ceiyng and examining the registers Of the arrivals ana ae
prrures OF the mails VI 'nc se. al;n
agents, and reports OF mai Ianresl =. nvtns rn , th
., M nishnr bIsnEs for mail
VI 'ne n ~ aii fsi,nres nroyidinU and send
nI hap and maillocks and KEYS and doing
ssras which NAV be necessary to secure faithful and
% eact nerlormar,rs % Of all mail contracts.
All cases of mail depreciation, violation Of law by pr
yae or by the forging illegal of postage
are under the supervision Oh TINS oce ana shouo Dc
reported to it, ss4tg. tsssa -,
All communications respecting loi money % d
depredaons or o.nc1 %ssT fyar ~ b.. 0i;cs nanart
heye, spouia W ui'eo'o ~ ~
of tho arrivals and departures or the nails
o tho service of route agents. OF mail fail
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
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