The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-16
The Mails

The Government adVertises for proposals
for carrying mails over the following routes
In this county:
No. lO156, from Shelbyville, by Pal
mettO, Pennington, Lewisburg, Cochrans-
vile, and Cornersville to Lynnville, 80
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Shelbyville Tuesday and Friday
at m. Arrive at Lynnville by m.
Leave Lynnville Monday and Thursday at
6 a m. Arrive at Sbelbyville by P m.
Bids for three times week invited.
No. 1Ol66, from Fayetteville, by Whey
Grove, Cyruston, Millville. Bunker Hill,
Bradshaw and Pisgah, to Pulaski, 40 miles,
and back, once week.
Leave Fayetteville Saturday at a M
Arrive at Pulaski by p m. Leave Pulaski
Friday at a m. Arrive at Fayetteville
by SPIN.
No. 1913, from Buford's Station to
Campbellsville, y miles, and back once a
week.
Leave BufOrd's Station Saturday at 2 m.
Arrive at Campbellsville by m. Leave
Campbellsville Saturday at m. Arrive
at Buford's Station by II m.
No. 1O184, from Pulaski, by Vale's
Mills, Bohemian and Lawrenceburg, to
Glen Rock, 35 miles, and back, three times
week to Lawrenceburg, and once a week
the residue.
Leave Pulaski Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at m. Arrive at Lawrenceburg
by m. Leave Lawrenceburg Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at m. Arrive
at Pulaski by Ills N. Leave Lawrence
burg Thursday at a m. Arrive at Glen
Rock by 12 m. Leave Glen Rock at m.
Arrive at Lawrenceburg by 6 p m.
No. 1O185, from Pulaski, by Oak Flat
and Hammond's Store, to Appleton, 90
miles, and back, once week.
Leave Pulaski Friday at m. Arrive
at Appleton by 12 m. Leave Appleton at
nm. Arrive at Pulaski by p M.
No. 1916, from Elkton to Prospect De-
pot, miles, and back, three times week,
in close connection with the mail train on
the Railroad. Bids for six trips week
invited.
The Importance Of reopening most OF
these routes is acknowledged by all, and for
the purpose of aiding as much as possible
in the matter, we copy the following direo-
tions, from the advertisement, how to pro.
coed:
Bidders should first propose for service
strictly according to the advertisement, and
then, if they desire, separately for different
service; and if the regular bid be the low
est offered for the advertised service, the
other propositions may be considered.
The route, the service, the yearly pay
the name and residence of the bidder, (tha
is, his usual post office address, and those
of each member of firm, where company
offers, should be distinctly stated,
The bid should be sealed, superscribeC
email Proposals, State of Tennessee" ad
dressed "Second Assistant Postmaste
General, Contract Ofice,'' and sent by mail
not by or to an agent; and postmasters will
not enclose proposals, or letters of any kind
in their quarterly returns.
The contracts are to be executed and re
turned to the department. by or before tn
LIST of July, 1866; but the service must b
begun on that day, or on the mail day mex
after it, whetherthe contracts be executes
sor not.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two re
sponsible persons. The bid and guaran
tee should be signed plainly with the ful
name of each person.
Bids must be made by the 29th of March
GREEN & GREEN.-We have time only t
call attention to the advertisement of tn