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The Hillsboroush Cadets.

Among the interesting features Of the late State
Fair was the visit of the Hilsborough Cadets from
the Military Academy of Col. Tew. They paraded
on the Fair Grounds on Thursday, and their admi-
rabe drill and fine appearance excited the admira-
ton and loud applause of the thousands of persons
there assembled. The gentlemanly demeanor Of the
Cadets while off parade and when mingling with the
hrong Of people in attendance, also the subject
Of general and highly favorable remark. -e.s =
AMERICAN AGRIcULrURIsT.-We have received the
October number Of this valuable monthly for our
agriculturists 1t contains thirty pages in each
number, beautifully illustrated with woodcuts of
farming utensils stock fruit and designs for useful
houses on farms and plantations. 1t contains valu
aoe information useful not only to planters, farm
ers gardeners, frutgrowers, etc. but it is likewise
uSe'ol 10 those cuvating small lots around villages
anu also to every family. Send 81 to publisher,
orange Judd, Al Park Row, New York, and try it
for one year. ,;;
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d 1 e ID i,

In Granville county, n c., the l4th of Oct 1860
Mrs. Sarah Jones. -
Sister Jones born in Sept 1894 She had been for
some 81 or 20 active and consistent member of
the Baptist Church. And in the 9th year of her aee was
of Heaven, leaving husband and several children with
sad and disconsoate hearts.
E. F. B.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-J HE-
- STON COUNTY-Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sss-
soss, August Term, A. D. Scarborough Spivey vs.
W. H. Joyuer. Admir-. and the Heirs at Law Of Dixon
Spivey, Reconsideration for division Of slaves.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ephr
i'm pvey, Aaron Spivey, Nancy Jordan and Mary White
bone four of the defendants in this cause nonesdents
Of this States 1t is therefore, notion ordered BY the
Court that publication be made for six successive weeks in
the Standard notifying the said defendants
appear at the next Term Of this Court be held At the
Court House in Smth6ed, the fourth Monday of No.
vember next. then and there to answer, DC.
Witness Thomas D. Snead CLERK Of said Cour At Office
in Smthfed, the 4th Monday in August A. d. $780,. :
- THOS. d. SNEAD, G. G. C. >.
October ls, 1860. pr. adv. g. ss1S.) ls-w6t.* =.
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The Bellites claim to be the only national party
in the field. By>way Of proving the claim, they
SIXTY thousand Black Republicans and forty thou.
sand Democrats That looks national" don't it {?
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WALPoLE WAS JUNIUs.-Mr. Rves, of Virginia,
has collected the evidence and proved to all who
have seen it. that Horace Walpole was the author Of
"Junus' Letters" Mr.. R. proves Walpole was the
author, and Francis Lee and other claimants were
not Mrs Gives transcribed them, for they were
always considered to be written in female hand,
when in the possession of Mr. Woodall, the printer.
~ We invite attention to a communication in
this paper headed washing without labor" A
friend informs that he has had Of the machines
andattachment muse in his family Tor sometime and
that they perform admirably. They are for sale by
Treadway & johnson, No. SO, Sycamore ST., Peters
burg, Va, who will promptly attend to- all orders
sent them.
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HrxopHs ! ROYAL 1. Al.lRlHlEzsAeax Z zz
1'h's,. ~. s,,.'f, Il. fs;..,ss,.: s s:: ::,.k "a
,a,.isSi 80 4lAeaSessiss ( - 4Esus& DIS. sas no
on ITS SOUTHERN JOUR BY RAILRoAn,
s;:,s;s;s S;;;.;:s i; s!1s 4 s,sss' @
COURT j. usrERs. .HEssRs T WARD % DaysNfoar iVC
SUPREME on THE ARENA. INN. r NlNeHlE
Dictated by desire to concentrate At NfbloAH Hndea
New York, such combination OF Equestrian and Acro
ip1ocecded to Europe and broushs over 70 New 81 YSss
wonderful troupe that has filled the vast theatre ne
Music for months to overaowine Nv cneaEemecf M as
the great tagedian Mr. EDWIN FoRREf who after fpef
solicitations to reappcar l r a Ni5os eslsi sesspi q.
his term this avoric cosmopolitan temple q tho drsme
me g ~ sps
Southern luIes and gentlemen to send Greet fpp,
t. @ s ass. as ss ss.%ss @ ss 3; ssss 81
TIC Company ut Nibos and elsewhere, and the ss
ss.ss III ss' n ss p s si as s"Dn''n r isSs
THE COMPANY. ts - fh
NILE. ELLA xOYARA. s>Stia {" s,t iT.Svca
The renowned Sensation Lady Equestrisnne. + Is
1n q ~ ,o.,,s nsUaaEAAs' s..a,ls,. ss'5 n =
THOMAS in' "s"s ,:Ae'o A''oO''s' Argan 'isis
GEO se0RGEi William, and yarorslex. r%xAsD'
SIG. sEBAS1IAN, -. ss<,.ess4sss syt5ssss;z 5yle
The dashing Italian Equestrian. = a. A.
MONS. DUvERNEY,
e The man of a thousand Forms. ffs fsHSs
HERR CHARLTON. Ea
Tie Cmc Aeriel Still Feat Performer and Danose. -, ~
MONS. DE BACH, ls a
Tho Equestrian Revolving Orbit Performer. as' ~
MIR. GEORGE ROSS, asffsf,$ ), q
The daring an graceful Principal Rider and Bridge LAspse s
MIR. JAMES WARD. -llEfs
The great Rope suspensions Ia Blondin and Prosssos
MR. WHITMAN ExTNcATnE -
Tho best General Performer In the World
MASTER FRANK STARK,
The renowned Dotble Sommersauh Ihrower. - ff<SI
MASTER WILLIE. sI,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian In his Double Act Oesa-
Gle Ieaping on his Twin Ponies. - =
MR. L. SAMPSON, - -se srs5i
The Her. ueaa and Acrobatic Artist. III
The Troupe will be accompanied by nne Brass rand, -
The worlds favorite, THE MARn ZAIDEE, 2aR
the incarnation Of Equestrian Beauty and Intelligence
The beautiful TWIN. .rONIEs CUPID AND DIAMOND "a
"A superb Stud Of Fling and Trick Horses in splendid
conditim-fresh and vigorousas Railroading Eves y
the fatigue Of ira yelling. s,,
Doors open at l1, to commence at PM; sP.M 10 81
commence at 8. Es.-e -7f-e - s.. ~ o. ~
Admission so cents Children and Servants. es cenu
Seats cOvcrcd and 0f q width make them per ~
tactv comfortable. fishers in attendance.
Company will Exhibit at
WELDON, Saturday, October goth; 3ss2
RALEIGH Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 22d and Esd
GOLDSBORO, Wednesday, Oct 24th;
WILMINGTON Thursday Friday and Saturday o'
Admission so Cents. Children under ~ years old and
ervants 25 Cents 80 81 - 'aA,S
Doors open at and o'clock. Performances TO conn
renee at 215 and TX o'clock. s-z 49, s,ts
October ~, 1860. Alt
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MARRIED..

In Franklinsve, N. c. on Thursday evening" 1lth inst
b. the Rev. Jesse Lawrence Mr. D. Curtis to Mss Lucy
Ellen only daughter Of Geo. and Lucy Makepeace all
that place. .,
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NOTICE,

A PPLICATION WILL RE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature Of Northarolina to extend the corporate
limits of the town of Franknton and to prohibit the sale
of Intoxicating liquors within and half miles Of said
corporation. - =
October Is, $780, s4-1m.
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The BANKS IN SoUTH-C -CARoLINA-The Charleston
Mercury of the 18th publishes comparative view
of the average weekly condition of the Banks in
South Carolina, from their returns to the Comptrol
Ter General for the month of September, and adds
"By comparing this Statement with that for the
month Of August, we find the following changes in
the most important items, viz: A decrease in cir
culaton to the extent of $780, ssO.94, which makes
the total contraction since February last S6,514 65l.
decrease in Specie to the extent of S8l 2S37 rs;
decrease in Domestic Exchange of $4l5, ,627 90; in
Foreign Exchange of $l37, 7,254.19; in Deposits of
$297, 7,86942; and in Discounts of 1924, 631 .23."
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Ez.et.d to u. g Esnnfs.

MoNrpELIER, VI, Oct. l6-Mr. Collamer was to-
day, reelected to the u Senate for six years from
4th of March next -
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OPP FEILOws.-The reports Of the officers show
the Order to be in highly prosperous condition,
viz:
The number of Grand Lodges in the US. 81
The number of Lodges in the U. S. 1926
Number admitted during the year, 1864
Number of deaths during the year, Ito
Whole number of members, 177,71l
Whole number of members who have
received pecunary relief from the Order, 1921
Number of widowed families relieved, 1869
Amount paid for relief $446, ,959, So
This exhibit of the Order will show the work they
are doing in practical charity.
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~ We are under obligations to Hon L OBJ.
Branch for valuable public documents
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ADMINISTRATOR,S SALE.
AN WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER
u next, at the residence of the late HUGH e. LYON,
Of Wake county, the undersigned will sell ss
-Four Likely Negroes. = - 8e3 t1sss
Also the Crop consisting of CORN. FODDER WHEAT,
SHUCKS, &C.; all the stock of HORSES, HOGS and CAN
TIE, and lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl,
TURE. @': riT 49,.
TERMs:-A credit of six months will BE- given tA pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security
CANADAY LOWE. Admit
October 20, 1850. ' 4Atds
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HIGH PoINT.-We learn from the Reporter that
the Deputy Marshal gives the following the popu-
lation of the handsome town which has grown up
at the crossing of the railroad and the plank road
in Guilford county
Number Of families, 90.
white nlaes 26O
Females, 297
Free negroes %
"Slaves, SO
Total, 668
This village has been built up during the last
four or five years on and by the Central Railroad.
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CoTroN REcE1Prs:-In looking over the Inward
Receipts at the Office of the Southern Railroad we
observe that the total receipts Of Cotton over the
Petersburg Railroad for the past two weeks have
been very heavy, the larger portion Of which came
from the Wilmington and Tarboro Branch Railroads.
From the 25th September to the 18th inst, the
receipts foot up 1851 baes of which quantity 754
bales were received by Messrs. N NJ Martin, & Co.
Prices thus far have been well sustained here, and
have compared very favorably with other markets
more remote The transactions continue heavy, and
the demand active. Factors have generally met the
market freely, and have continued to dispose Of
their stock as it arrives-Erpress
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South Carolina.

The Mercury says the Hon. W. P. Miles has been
reelected to Congress from the Charleston District
without opposition. Hon. w. D. Porter has been re-
elected State Senator, and the following gentlemen to
the House of Representatives from Charleston: Hen
ry Buist NJ P O'Connor, j. NJ. Eason, Charles 7.
Lowndes, G. NJ. Coffin, James Simons, D. Ramsay,
W. G. DeSasseure, c. II. Simonton, H. T. Peake R.
Barnwell Rhett jr., R. S. Duryea, ". Whaly, j..
johnson, jr, j. Cunningham, G. A. Trenholm, j. J.,
Lucas, j. j. Pope, jr., Richard Yeadon, John E.
Carew. The Mercury of the 18th says: -.
"The question Of separate secession of South Car
ona in the event of Lincolns election, and other
States in the South failing to lead being premature
and not subject of action before the Legislature,
has not been made an issue in the canvass. We be-
lieve that the delegation almost to a<nan will vote
to the State and to cali State Convention and
place South Carolina by the side Of Alabama. Our
readers will remember that the Governor of Alabama
is instructed to issue wrts of election and summon
Convention of the people of that State within forty
days after it is ascerained that black Republican
is elected to the Presidency"
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CENSUS OF New ORLEANs.-By the United States
returns we have good idea of what the census Of
New Orleans is the current year, though the COM
plete report has not been made out The figures
cho,u tho follou;nu y,onnlation nv districts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-SrArso or Iowa, SCoT7
~ COUNTY: In tho District ACours Of Scott
County.-Spier Whitaker ". Burrows / Pretty
man, and others.
10 John =. GAM, Geo. 8. Francis. Stsamhoa,
Mermaid, Charles +. Goodhue, Harriet c. smith,
N. Mills, Ru>hmore Cone / Co., Edward A. Tur-
pin, Minerva II. Green, Henry Lawren'e l. pms,
Levi K. Holmes, Christian Alvord, Nelson Stock
ton, Stantsn + Th"ra, Samuel Hair, Alfred
Churchill, Pattens, Lane / Merriam. Gregory,
Tilton Co., Thos. r May, Elisha Carnage, ~
Their A. Prettymsn, Caleb Green. A. S. Brown
Co lug Palmer, Geo. Bliss, Chalton st. John
/ Co., M.rtins, Piddle d Hamrik, VIM II brown,
John Lewis, Geo. H. Wells s1d Gustavus A,
Bentley:
Sirs- You are hereby notified that there is now
IN file in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Scott 'ounty, Petition Of Spisr WI Z
sker, claiming of you tho foreclosure Of mort
Jane cal, on the undivided one-fourth pert u
the east half Of OF our Isl, in Block sixty -one
IL j, in the city Of Davenport, County of Scott.
and Site of Iowa, which mortgage il dated the
16th day Of juno, A. d. 1856, and was given to Sc
cdrs two CERTAIN proui ssory n,tss Of that date,
given BY Burrows Pret,yman to Mary Jane Teal.
for the rum ct two hundred and sixty-six 66 loo
dollars each, payable in one and two years from
date, with interest from da.s ct the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum. interest payable ssmi-annu
ally; the first Of which notes has been paid. and
the interest on the second to the 26th day Of De-
cember, 1857.
AMI unle.s you shall sppear and answer there
the Scott District Court, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the rules Of the
Court.
Z. whitaker.
juns23- d4w Atty for Plaintiff
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july6-dts.

TRUSTEES SALE.--WHgREAs. on tho 18th
:! day Of April. A. b. 1859, Polly Gardner and
Joseph Gardner, her husband, executed unto
John ". Thompson, Is Trustee, . certain
Deed OF Trust. conveying to said Trustee the
lows. to wit: Lots Nos. mo II, two n and thr
81. in Block No. two ri, in J. N. Halls Addi-
ton to the city OF Davenport; which said con
veysnce was made by the said Polly Gardner and
Joseph Gardner for the purpose cf securing
the payment Of twelve certain promissory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by said Polly
day Of April, A. d. 1853, and payablc a. follows
One for twelve hundred dollars, payable on the
3"th day of pri 1860, and the other eleven notes
payable respectively in lie. 3, I. 5, ,7,S,y, 10
aud ] | months from the 30th day Of April, 1859,
oil said notes payable II Achsah E. Caldwell.
and i've Of said other notes. having become due
and payable, and the said Polly Gardner and Jo-
seph Gardner having failed to pay tho same, l.
John w. Thompson, Trustee % aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue of
the over which is in me vested BY said Deed Of
Trust. will, on Thursday, the i4th day Of June,
AID. $780, at the hour of two o'clock in the after
nooa Of said day. At tho Court House door in th J.
city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, 1t
Public Auction, the parcel Of land above do.
.cribed, or so much thereof - shall be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. Gusts OF this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the lA.h day Of May. A u. 1850.
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
mayl4 dts Trustee.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat-
urdsy, the l4th day Of July, A. d. 1860, at the
hour Of 2o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
junel5-dts Trustee.
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Postmaster General.

TRUSTEES SALE.-WHxRKAs. on the 18th
= day Of June, A. d. 1859, Priace William Fish
And Ellen +. Fish, his wife, Of Scott county.
And State OF Iowa, executed unto Abner DAWSON
- Trustee, = certain Deed CT Trust, CONVEYING "a
said Trustee the land Scott county, Iowa de-
scribed rs follows, to wit: The south half of the
northeast quarter Of Section No. eight ISL. in
Township Nc. eighty 1901 north, Of Range four r.
east OF the 5th r N v. ich said conveyance wss
made by the said Prince William Fish and Ellen
Fish, his wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment of . certain promissOry note and the In
terest thereo' signed BY said Prince William
Fish, dated the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1859, fos
the sum 1T four hundred and sixty [4601 dollars
payable to the order Of s. 3. Schumacher en- tho
l4th day Of June, A. u. 1890, with interest at ter
per cent rer annum after due.
And now, said p:omiss0ry note having become
duo and payable, and the said Prince W lillian F ,sh
having failed to ray the same, I, A bnsr Dawson
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which 10 in
mo vested bv said Deed IF Trust, / will. on
Saturday, the 28th day o: july, A. D. 1860, a
the hour of two o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day, At the Court House door in the City Of Day-
enpo I, expose and offer for sale, 1T public auction
the parcel Of land above dc crbed, or 90 much
thereof rs shall be necessary to tisy and nav the
amount Of said note with the interest th ereon "a
the day of sale, t-gether with al the costs and
expenses attending said sais costs of this notice
and trustees fees. Upon completion of such sale
= Deed will be executed in accordance with The
stipulations Of said Deed of Tru.t.
Dated the 5th day of July, A. D. 1860.
ABAER DAWSON,
July6-dts. Trustee.
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'NkUSTEE'S SALE.-WHxKsAs, ON the sth
i day Of March, A. D. 1857, Joseph Bloch linser
and Verona B.ochlisgsr. his wife. Of Scott eoun-
~, Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbin, a. Trustee.
certai. Deed OF Trust. conveying 10 said Trustee
the land in Ssott county, lows, described a. fol-
!ows, to Wit: The seuth halt Of the east halt Of
W !. IL. city Of davenport, me..S.ins s .or.1
(4oy BY seventy tive rs feet. and conveyed 70
J,ssph Blochlingrr and Verens Bloc hlipxer ~
John Reed. Also, part Of Lot number tour (lJ,
in Block number eleven On J, in tie city of Dsv-
enport, de- cr,bed Is f.l'twa to Wit 4, muen cine
vt toint ftv (5W) feet vest from the Lor,h eat
corner Of said Lot number four a. thence run
Ming west twenty-five (25) iect; thruce south
eighty 900 ifest thence east twenty-five (x5l
feet; .hsncs north eighty COY feet 10 the place
Of beginning, measuring twenty Eve (25) BY
eighty 80) feet, conveyed to Joseph BlnchIings
asd Vsrena Biochlinger BY Anton Cwaisel and
wife. Which said convey sncs made by the
said Joseph klochlinger sod verens kroehlinger
for the. purpose Of securing the payment Of t~o
certain prom notes. and the interest there's n
signed BY said Joseph klochlnger dated the 5,h
day o. Aarcn, A. b 1857, and payable q. follows:
One for the % Of sixty-two ko-iOO doll r. ray
abba six monhs from date; the other for Eve kun-
bred and sxty-twO and $4,000 dollars. payable
twelve mt nths I'm dsts Vt the Ian. ing Hvu.. Of
Msckiot Corbin. with interest ,aysbls at the
rate OF ten per cent per annuM after due.
And nov .ssia last mentioned notes having become
due and payable. snd The said Jo-epn locl,lipger
having failed TO psy the same, I,Au.,in Co,bin.
Trustee - aforesaid, do herebv give this publ. .
notice. that BY virtue Of the pow Which 10 N me
vested BY said Deed Of Trust will, Oh Sa,urd. =.
the 2lst day If July. A. u. 1860, at the hour IL
two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city Of DaveL port, expose
md offer for SALE At public auction Il psrcei. IL
land above described, or % much thereof a. 81 oil
be necessary to - tis snd pay the am unit u raid
notes. with The interest thereon the day Of ,ais.
t"gsthsr with oil the costs ~ d expenses attend.
ing said sale, cost Of this notice and Trustess fesI
Upon completion OF such sale, De.d will b ex-
"cuted in accordance with the stipulations in
said DEED Of Trust.
Dated the 73d day u jane, A. D. 1860.
AUSTIN CUkRIN.
june3S.dts Trustes.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEE'S SALE

TNRUSTEES SALI.-wssssAs. a, N. ....
l Gay Il JsssaV. 4. y. 1880, L.ssd.r 10
Bssts. IN uno1srs6 1aa. szeessed INTO xs.,;:
Cosein, - Trustee, certain Iced Of Truss -
yeyiag - eaid 1rustee the land 10 Ceda, cor,,.
lows, described ~ follows, 70 vi. Tie ner,h y:
quarter q The north west quarter Of Aeetioo No.
thirty Ssh in Township No. eighty. one lsli
ke1gs No. o. " ss6l, of he S,h 2. IL: S,.k
cste sseveyases wss made by the said Lespos,
y. Besas 'or the purpose u securing the payment
Of one tsrtsis promissory note, . 4 the Interest
thereon, signed by said beshs, dated The 2O,h dsv
OF January. 4. y. 1854, and payable on the Ist
day Of April. 4. d. 1860. st tho Banking Hou,s 81
AeehIet ! Corbin. to the or or Of william Eun-.
ton, Tor the sun Of one hondrsd And 6fty-six and
lO-l0O dolls With interest at ten per cent after
maturity.
And nov. said note having become due and nav
abls, and the said Bssks having allied to "a, ~.
:ame. J, lsstin Corsis, Trustee A. aforesaid. DO
hereby give this psblis aotics, that b. vir,rs al
the power which is in ne vested ~ said Deed Of
Trust, will, on SATURDAY the 2sth day q JAW.
D. 1870, 81 the hour oftwe O'clock in the aitern,o.
Of said day. u the Court House loo in the Civ
OF Davenport, expose md Offer for sale, q D. hlie
auction, for cash, the parcels Of land arove a..
scnbed. or % much thereof % shall be- pecesearv
to satisfy snd pay the amount Of said note, viii
tas interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
| with oil the costs and expenses ATTENDING aa,d
sale, costs Of this notice ssd Trustee 4 iees.
Dated tAs ID day Of July. 4. y. lssO.
AUSTIN COKBIN,
1"vs's~ Trustee.
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~: Cd ossssasaa: = 1nsssslls. - .iiss
Leave wiseosas TsssAay at7au;
Arrive ct fontenslie byepn;
Leave FonteDslis wsdnssdsv 81 =;
Anivs st wiscotts byspn.
Bids TO end soute Ct 6rsooAeld invited.
No9s.-PSsssnls ssst - . ssry The nsil
VIII "celerity, certainty and sec lrity " using the
Terms Of the Law, sad nuss b 4 uaeo ntied b. I've
resP0esole persons, certified TO - such BY . post
master er judge Of . coart Of record.
10 pay viii be made for trips not performed !;
asd TOR each Of such omissicns not enthusiastically
explained, three times the pay q the Tip nv IS
deducted. For Arrival % fss behind tine q 70
break connection with depending nails. And not
.uAcienty excused, one fourth 81 the eompsnsa-
ton Of the trip Is subject - forfeiture. Fines
will DO imposed. unless the delinquency BE- satis
factoiIy explained. for nsxiecting - take The
% injured, destroyed. robbed, Or lost AID foe
refusing. after deasnd 10 vsy he nail o ire
qoesty - the contractor ruse, or 10 concerned il
running vehicles on the route. The Pestmastes
t3enersl may annul the contr, ct for disobeyins
the POST once laws, the instructions Of he d.
penment. Tie may alter the schedule. and also
order IN increase Of service BY allowing therefor
re .a.s increase On the oon'sa,t pay. " nay
siso cuftail or dlsccntinue the service in whoe OF
pest, o. pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing one
months extra conf ensation ON the amount Of ser.
vice dispensed With. Bids should be addressed
to the Second Assistant Postnastsr General, y
:upeiscnbed Prop ,sals for mail service, State Of
Iowa" and sent BY n.aiI.
For forms Of proposs ais, &C., and other informa-
ton, see ADVERT sement Of this date, in pamphis,
form, at the principal post okcss.
blank proposals will be furnished on application
70 the department..
JHOLT,