Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27


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HaTine recently fetnsnrd from Ihs SOUTH
I ani we'll aware of she great la~eaasenlen.
zee to which he Southern pecple afe sub
ieeled 60 account of laek Of mall festivities
This Is, 70 q very great cxlenI ewing %.
the oath with which eonlraelofs ala ~
Quifed 10 uonplys there being bat feW men
a the South who ean take IL Having
conferred with The proper authorities. gand.
obtained their approFai) ! find this dlfi.
rul;y can be obylalsd and the malls estab.
nshed upon every Route ai The South. and
At she higheal rates admissible far she PEG
pie Of TIE North OF South. Being i nas
tiOnal Union man, (lals of North Carollnu1
BY which mean one that isalike opposed
to the hsFesies Of the extremists North
and South, | can take this oath, and thus
form The connecting link between the
Southern people and he United States
Government This propose 70 do, and
10 establish a mail on every route al the
south now destitute Of the same, as fol.
lows:
Any person who 4 DESTROYS Of beeoms
ing 4 contractor should id ress me ii
once, stating tie route Of ROUTES for which
he desires contracting, (heFe state the ex-
treme points to be connected, which Of
course, should be On some route heFrtds
fore establishsd) | win then contract fol-
such, roula or routes 10 my name and
Ilet -, Pxiies Fye rD ,dpeonnt o.
~ per cent. on chs annual anounG for sat
rying the mail on said route or Foutas
which will be about 25c. per mile for .,
weekly, Soc. for q semi-weekly, and zoe.
for a ri weekly mail. This arrangement,
will secure the route to the ~sub.conlfact>
oFs substantially the same as i were bis
own contract and frequently Al q better
price than could be obtained In The usual
Aay where there Is 50 much competition.
Ms percentage or mileage, As above,
will not BE- required until the. end Of the
first quarter,
The first applicant for a route Of routes
Judging BY the pOstmark en- the letter Of
application, will have tho preference, other
things being equal.
Persons when making application, should
send a guarantee signed by at least two
guarantOrs. The guarantee should be Ger
tilted to BY a postmaster or o Judge OF q
Court Of Record Applicants can, It they
desire, obtain blank forms, together with
a small pamphlet, giving full directions 60
lalive to small services, slsv d copy oftesl
oath, all printed BY the Government, anc
sent tree, bv addressing the subscriber.
N1TROD OF PAYMENT
As / am recognized Ms principal 10 Thu
matter, payment must necessarily coin'
through me, can, however, give III
parties drafts on tn Sixth Auditor Of III
United STATE Treasury Tor all the Guar
tiers for which contract may have beeI
| awarded, and these can be presented on
at q time as they fall due, and the none
drawn substantially the same as i the par
ties were BONA FIDg contractors. In thl
case the expenses (2A per cent shout
; be paid by or before the expifat Of III
\ fret quarter after the CONNER bent Q
service /; otherwise payment FOE rs guar
b ter will be drawn BY the undersigned, ex
: pesos deducted, and the residue, wit
drafts for the remaining quarters, forward
n ed to the parties carrying the mails. 2
: persons prefer, | will draw ID forwrr
: their money ut the end Of eve quartz
Iy.sss CHARGE would hegeye