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WHEN STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS BEGAl
70 nI.E 4 u lE EE y HEEAIM IME Aa.N-

hir, VIM. Welch, in the Home DidrH
is reponsible for the truth Of the an
annexed;
We have already mentioned the fact
that in eighteen hundred and fOrty-tive
we resided at Springfield, the capital of
the State Of Illinois. We worked as a
journeyman printer IN the Office Of the
Illinois State RsgisteE, the leading Demo-
cratic paper in the State, and possessed
rare opportunities 10 note the political
combinations Of the day. Th0s. II. Ben
ton was the recognized leader Of the De-
mOcracv of the Northwest, and he held
his position SO firmly that TO displace him
was no easy task. At about this time,
however, a combination was formed
against him, in his own party, and the
Missouri Republican, the leading Wing
paper of Missouri, was taken in as an
ally,
Douglas was then a rising politician,
and already had the Democracy of the
State at his feet; he was chosen as the
man to direct the combination, and TO
reap the harvest if successful The facts
came to my observation in this wise l
had charge Of the job room, and my
companion consisted Of a roller boy only.
{ One day Mr.. Walker, editor Of the REQ
lister, Mr.. Campbell, Secretary OF state,
and Mr. Douglas, az rhaI time a member
! Of Congress, entered the job room, and
/ the three drew gp around the coal stove.
which was giving out cheerful warmth.
/ No notice was taken Of my presence, and
/ from the general conversation 1 easily
1 gathered that the thFee were just from a
secret caucus. Aiessrs. Walker and
( Campbell were reasonable jolly" as
[ was their won't; Douglas was as sober as
a judge, aad looked quite "lockyn in
/ bis bell-orOwned hat. Said Douglas:
Gentlemen, do you believe the Re-
publican can be relied upon 9H
/ Certainly" said Walker, ''we take a
! greater fisk ia opening up on Benton,
/ than that Wig concern takes in advanc-
/ ing you. After We have killed off Tom
i Benton OF course il viii pitch into you
but''-aud here Walker raised bis
clenched fist, and brought IL down with
! great force on the imposing stone-'by
/ C.. BENTON shall bite the dust, and YOU
/ shall be the big man of the Northwest.
and in time President Of the United
/ States
We have no doubt but the aspirations
Of Douglas fOg the Presidency, dated
/ from that nOment-and from that time
until / finally left the Office, his name
/ was daily mentioned in connection with
/ that high station. Those who remember
4 the political history Of those days, viii
4 remember with what bitterness Old
BulhOnn was assaiied by his own party,
and with what success. Douglas did
indeed, become the great leader Of bis
I party, not only Ia the Northwest, bat IN
the North and East, he, too, aimed high
! for the Presidency.
Who In the wide world, at the time ot
which We have been speaking, imagined
! that that great office was in reserve for q
/ quiet and unobtrusive citizen then not
two blocks distant,
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The correspondent Of a Radical
psuar writes from Washington

bsHThe correspondent Of Radical
paper writes from Washington
"Of course you are aware that power
ful efforts are being made bF the Copper
heads and eE-reDes OF tine border states
Tor tie abrogation Of the state test oaths
Let me tell you that they are quite conf
dent that the Supreme Court vii declare
these test oaths unconstitutional Should
this be done, Maryland, Tennessee and
Missouri would be virtually handed over
10 the rebels, gnless 81 the same time
Congress DEGREES that the emancipation
Amendment has elevated the c0lored
man 10 full citizenship. This is the rea-
son why Governor Yates is so anxious
that the negro should be allowed the suf-
frsgs. If be Is MOI allowed it, then the
oniv way in which the Union can be
preserved is by large standing armies in
al the late slave States, including the
border ones now under the control Of
loyal men. This is an important con-
sideration.
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of John
II b. Reid n Co., No. 22l second street, Adams
Block, viii continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business a. The same place, under the name and
style OF Henry b. Edmondson & Co.
Mr. James ii. Cochran, late Of Price, Ferris
Co., Philadelphia, as heretofore, Will continue
10 give his personal attention 70 the business
HENRY B. EDMONDSON.
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p5- MACK, Of the Cincinnati CONNER
ciqT, who has been kicked out Of nearly
every deIiberative body Of this glorious
Union for pungent impudence, gets this
of about Brooks-beaten Sumner:
NJ. summers speech In a Clarified So
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E- Since the organization Of the
money order system, November first,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to the
first of February, eighteen hundred and
sixtv-six, there have been issued at the
Washington POstoliice, seven thousand
seven hundred and siXty-twO money or
ders. amounting ia the aggregate 70
about one hundred and sixty-two thous-
and doBars The amount OF money paid
during the same time may be set down al
one hundred thousand one hundred doll
lars. Amount received IN surplus depOs-
its, about eighty thousand dollars. Sur
plus deposited in New York about one
hundred and thirty-nine thousand dol
lars. The total expenses Of this branch
aside from clerk hire, do not exceed one
hmdred dollars.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
E07ICE 70 MEReHlNrs ANp. snIPFERs.

A GENCIE5 have been established at Nem-
"A phls HernandO, Coldwater, Como, SarCiis,
balesyiile, Oakland and Grenada, 70 which
points freights can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all other
points ireightsmust be prepaid.
Much complaint Is made in consequence OF
irelghts being sent back from Depot Every
effort is being made BY the Company 10 get OF
Fregnts a. fast as possible, aud a freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
SIN i is not sufficient 70 meet tue demands.
freight, aud bnt limited supply OF rolling stock
we cannot do the business which Is now Offer
ing, satisfactorily TO the public. Every exeriion
has been and will continue 10 be made % ia
crease the amount which u shipped but we
cannot do more than the facilities or the Road
allow.
A. s, LTNERMOBR,
JAMS Csneral superintendent.
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: !. - br tne nnlveI.sl aaopllon o -,

10 be Effected by the universal adoption Of vac
cinnation.
800 where really pure matter can be oh
,.i1sd I am unable TO say. lis probable that
the vaccine now being used in this city, is as
good as any in general use, and have observed
MANY beautiful verIcles which advanced TO ma
tu-irv in q regular and characteristic manner,
,rhfsb IS presu1lptiye evidence Of It's protective
influence. Yet / think we should resort
10 the primary vaccine vesicle IN the
COW. and TO this end, each state
should insttute vaccine commission
whose duty 1t should be 20 procure the primary
lymph. and chasten u By several successive in-
troductous tnr1 and through the human body
Primary lymph. when first introduced into the
human system produces symptoms much more
violent than the humanized lymph, but when
onoe rendered mild and benign By three or four
removes through the human body. b can, with
the proper precautions, be used Indefinitely
without losing any Of its protective qualities
Although it is @ very difficult matter % inocu-
late the coz with virus from the human sy ys-
tem. ! think it would be well for the city au-
thodties % make the attempt, under the diree-
ton and superlnteudeuce OF the Health OHdcer.
4 few COWS are needed az the smallpox Eospl-
tal % supply its inmates with milk; these ami
mails should DE- iuocuIated with smallpox mat
ter. aud an effort made 70 produce the disease.
This accomplished, we have virus thas is neces-
sarlly pure, and the. very same that Jenner dis
semiuate3 after bis great discovery.
2 am. gentlemen, most respectfully, your oie-
dent servant. o. B. kNODE, NJ D.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


T'HE partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned under the drm name style
Of John .. Reid & Co, ia this day dissolved by
JOHN 3. REID.
y. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. p.
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Is Situated in the Southern Border Of Tisho-
/ mingu County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
Faa sfaE E7u1f
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BANKING
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
No. 9 jefferson Street.
Paid In Capital, ...-. $25O,OO0
Authorized Capital, = Si,OOO,OOO
OFFICERS:

". H. CHERRY, = President
A. T. LACEY. fice-P President
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier
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sg The children Of the town of Blue
Island, H., wanted a sleigh ride, but
there was no vehicle big enough 10 hold
Them all. An enterprising merchant OF
the village surmounted the difficulty in
an original manner. To his own sleigh.
drawn by two splendid horses. he a.
tached rope three hundred feet long
The boys and girls were all provided with
hand sleds, which they fastened 10 this
tow Line, and thus rode along in zine stvie
and great glee, eighty-four in Dumber
in grand procession. OF course the route
taken turned no shsTp corners,
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AND POINTS
South 6 East Of Chattanooga,
And 70 Stations on
Mississippi Central Rail Road,


Bolivar, WinODa.
Lamar, Walden,
Holly Springs, VESTS
Waterford. Goodman,
Water Valley DuTant
Oxford, Pickens
goneeyille, Naughan's
Grenaday Canton,
Duck Hill,
stations omitted, are not provided with
agents, which necessitates Prepayment in Nam.
phls Of all bills on freight for such places
Freight for points on Mississipni Central Rafi-
road, goes through without change OF cars al
Grand junction.
Road via Corinth, must arrange to receive and
pay charges on their goods az COrinth, as no
arrangement has been made with that road 70
pay charges.
The prepayment of local freights to points
named above, will no longer be required.
Bills Of Leding should be sent to p NJ. Pat
tersOn Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No. Is Court street, Memphis.
W. j. ROSS, ten. Supt-
decs-fel0l Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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ROOFING.

Referring 70 the above card we return sincere
thanks 20 our friends for the very liberal pat
ronage extended 70 US and respectfully y ASK a
continuance nj the same 70 our successors.
fa2i-fnn IOHN b. REID n co
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS. WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt g. CHURCH.
R. HOUGH. q. S. Collector Internal Revenue.
A. J. WHITE, OF A. J. White q Co.
JNO. /. TAYLOR, OF Taylor McEwen, Duke
& co.
THOs R. SMITH, Of Pitser Miller q Co.
j. n WAGG ENER OF ]. H. WagKener CO.
II. A. PARTEE Commission Merchant.
hon. JOHN W. SMITH.
n. T. TOMLINSON, Insurance Agent.
JAS. e. MERRIMAN, OF Jas. z. Merrtman Co.
W. II. CHERRY,
A 7. LACEY, Of Lacey & McGhee.
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nsa- A dispatch from Chicago dated th'

- - 7NI-0I II0II 7 IlII-lI5 71----7' -
twelfth, says
"A young woman was dragged ln
photograph gallery on Saturday, the OBJ
ject Of the artist being 20 get some nude
photographs or, as he. termed il, good
pictures. The sc9undrel administered
such heavy dose that the girl was
rendered speechless, and has not yet re-
covered the use Of her tongue, Hermon-
son, the operator, was let OF with a fine
Of fifteen dollar by stupid police Justice,
but was re-arrested to-day and held for
further examination. Last night the
photograph establishment where the out
rage occurred was set on fire, but the
steamers we're too quick for it, and little
damage was d0ne.'
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and Charleston railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eastward Trains.

On ana after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the hains on the Memphis and Charleston Kali.
road will run DAILY, as follows:
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped te IS on GOOD boats. or
N In our Warehouse on Sale Is covered bv
our open Polices Of lhsufanca in the DsSOtO.
HoIner htna and hafuoTd Insurance Com
p2nies TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE & co.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction ON Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, az ? O'Clock pm.
Trains On the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
Corinth going North and South Daily south
at 9 pm. and North at am.
At iecatur regular connections are made with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rau
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and Georgia, and
Western and Atlantic Railroads, for all parts
OF Georgia, South and North Carolina, Virginia
and the y orth.
For through tickets and further information,
apply st No. Is Court Street, OF at the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
W. J. ROSS, Gent Supt.
e. L. ANDERSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN,
1als-Irn-fall General Travelling Agent.
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SOUTHWESTERN
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable,
No. 80 I-2 Union Street.

I PROPOSE to keep on hand the best Livery
4 Turn-Outs OF any livery stable in the cdtv
keep also on hand for sale well broke Family
Harness and saddle horses Those in want ~
good stock viii md Il to their interest to z1vs
me . call, as all stock sold by me shall be as
represented OF no sale.
jsls-2m" N. C. COSTELLO PropHstor,
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cotton Factory

Is Situated in the Southern Border Of Tisho-
| mingu County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
Miss, on the road 20 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
One Large Frame Factory House. y by AZ feet,
three and a half stories.
One large roomy store House, with good cellars.
one large roOmy frame, wood or carpenter shop.
one large roomy blacksmith shop
One large roOIuy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
-Four single Houses. with sheds attached.
Four Single Houses, without sheds
one Large MN House, with corn d Wheat MN.
one Large Gin House.
One Saw Mill, with New Circular saw.
Besides Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs, etc,
with the Finest Water Power in the State OF
Mississippi; large, bold and never falling
stream OF Water, passing through natural
rock caual-the left bank % feet, the night bank
20 feet high, of solid rock. The bed or bottom
is also solid rock In fact il is a solid rock canal
with capacity 10 drive four 10 ten thousand
spindies, in a healthy LOCALITY with good roads
70 Iuka.
Trees. 4 Fine Peach Orchard.
having been broken up by the war; pro-
pose 70 sell this splendid property in toto but
would prefer 70 sell une-half interest foi Cash,
TO be Invested in Cottln Machinery, and II de-
sired will remain and superintend the same;
OF viii give 1t up 70 the party purchasing the
Hers is a splendid opening for capitalists to
invest In the
Finest Water Power In the South,
With all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough Tor Spinning and
Weaving BOTH If desired.
For particulars, refer to J. G. Terry, Mem phis,
Tenn; r. ". Price, Columbus, Miss; the citi-
zeBs of TshOmlnEO county, Miss
can be found on the premises at all times
ialb q ". j. HART.
Henry y JAaEs, JANIS 2. sCHAnEL,
Formerly with .safi&r- Memphis
raus 4 StrattOn.
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Virginia Tobacco

WE have IN Store, on Consignment, for
w Sale
1 900 packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco from medium to best Zru les
1000 pounds genuine Killicklnick Smoking
Tobacco.
10000 pound ''Bob Lee Smoking, very superior
article.
Which we VIII sell as low TO the trade as can
be bought IA Virginia, frei ghts added.
CLARK ELY & HARVEY,
den 2m No Bradley Block
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Notice to Tcc Payers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,D
tREAL EsTATEt
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January II, 1855.
I Y Accordance with resolution. passed by
i the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Decem-
0er stn, 1865, a discount OF two per cent per
month viii be allowed upon ali taxes due the
city for the 3jrh corporate year, and ending
June 50th, lS55, which shall be paid in Cash be-
tween this date and the end OF said corporate
year. F. l. WARNER,
isi3 sm Tax Colieetor.
WI. ORGILL- @. l.. DENIsOE,
EDMUND CRGILL, A. s. E'EEAR.
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdiaIS,
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
20 baskets Wine, Piper Heidsick.
20 do. Charles HeidSiek.
10 boxes Charles Fare.
20 casks English and EdInburg Ale and
Porter, pts. and CTS.
10 qnarter casks Sherry.
no quarter casks Madeira.
10 ectaY0s Pinnet, OastilIiOn and Ofard
Brandies.
9 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin.
30 eases Curacao.
Is cases 1Rnisette.
IS cases Maschin0 and AbSynlh.
10 eases Sunshine Wine.
bbls. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch Whlskles.
1O0 pkgs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
b6- orders Solicited from the Trade. -ssa
No. 342 Second Street,
oPPosITETHE GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
lals am
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!


Il Going TO Paris for new Goods She has
/ Hair and many Fancy Articles at greatly
reduced prices, to close out her present stock
and make room for her new stock. Ladies in
need OF any goods in her line Will do well 10 call
on her. You viii be sure 70 get very good bar
gains. Cali at Madame r. Lavfgneis Ladies'
Mirror OF Fashion, No. S55 Main street.
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WANTED, Good Statesmen IN every town I'm
w the south FOR our New and Improves
article Of Roofing, prepared ready for hnme-
tiate use or Shipment
W. II. BIGELOW e Co,
~ Madison street,
Lock Box ~ lfe4 Inn Memphis. Tenn.
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DIR. J. r.. ALLEN

HAvIN3 removed our office TO the corner Of
Main and Monroe Streets We take pleasure
in announcing TO our numerous patrons ana
friends both IN the country and Gity, tnst We
are now prepared to perform all operations
however di1fiGllt and intricate, belonging 70
our profession. in the most judicious and skill
ful manner. AL late improvements IN PlaIe
wsrk will receive our personal attention, and
with cur practical experience and facilities Iof
operating we feel safe in Offering our services,
with an assurance OF rendering entire satisfae-
ton 70 all those who may favor US with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot at same
place, No. 8l2 Main ST. 1an0-lm
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Dry Goods.

DEADY MADE CLOTHING
Grey and White Blankets
Bleached and Brown D1m8stic8-
Fine Black and Dr1b Hats.
Miles shoes FOR Ladies.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ladies' Fine Cioalzs-
Shaker and French Flanusia
English and american Cslfa8aa.
French Merinoes and Dalafues
Hosiery, Gloves, Lacss-
Suspenders, TrtmInings ese- eta.
Gents Fine Boots and ShO--
TAYLOR MCEWEN, DUKE co.
nov25-Gm 22 Main Street. lold stand1.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

w II. TENNIS who has been for some time
W connected with the Atlantic and Great
western Railway, and Cotton Express az Gin
ciunati, has been appointed 70 act as Agent fOI
the company at this p0nt, and Is now pre-
pared 70 contract for Freight 70 all points East
giving TO shippers all the facilities and aavan-
tages this Great Through Route affords.
All freight over this line for New York goes
through without change Of ears, thereby saving
the delay of transfer attending other lines. and
landing the freight in New York In much bet
ter condition.
Odce-NO. II Madison street IaS
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irt-HfERY CHtUHCET. cspian Grsy. councsL
uzwtn CJLCRALQ. Capt atki14-
Ifth-AILAETIC Ca7tan hsu-y. ccd1eciag EnH
sAcE ATENIo OPP Ca7srJ
qis.-NHw YORK, Captain Hor1er. connsei15
wa CONSTITUTIONS, Captain Fsuss0ra
pspu.u7s of ist and Ms eozsrs 6 F.uEE4
ufh afesmsa ~ HTH PtCfFicf CFra Ta@s
a. lsi t9ush q MkNzAHILLQ
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runopas s.suAas s4sas ~ evnasseE
ESsi Caun sscoud csun. sissrssa
$500 5000 400

a discount d ONE QUARTER from stesmsu
raaHs 1ua o. tscond ca5n aaf rfeuFe raste1
EsE rir1 amlf~a- Aiao "a AlgEaacs e. OBJ
EuAhIEA % throuGn rEfes 20 cler7ynen &C..
her Hm-hes, aud achooi tesensrs. SOLDIERS hanra
l1norso dtacsalges BALI FAa
ore hgntrca Pouads baggsFa alcEQ1 &C.
salit h1ar sEs Mustcrs sr7omPsnT bagsags
male Professors. bsEwEs TscelTee or lhe d~e
day b-fae au iuK Gcm - mbcas, ralroa1s. so
pasaengeTs Hhs prefer o. =ene d0su earF.
A. sapererel slrgeon o. board NeacnsH-
aasrd urcE Zee.
AgtesmersI - pitesd % fhe hcr JEuusY "a
I356 ara rom INV 0KLEANs 10 AsPlNHAL~
"a aAVAaa
Far Passage Tfk-is O. frfher inharmanent Al
~ e. 10 taDE-nf'4 rata uEca. % ne HterL
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TsTABLIsHEcD ~ lglS
,o@uooD 4 HUsEfsG f0s,

ea,o~s-ou 90 Lola hanns
$500 80 RstaI ptaers IN L1oEnf &C.
49, pales. I1e tfada 81 IS :
esse-rm~u II Minors, hcth zrancl so 80
- 6ldng . ~ T. brNnehss- 49, - n
-ss-eL s2poats Fsk aiP ~ tUG
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A,rnn FEs TEARi We want 's-ns'
Three uCa kinGs. rnfeT
Wsrfeuted lr- Fears. Ah1Va a..
--ras.f1us pad. Ths ostF mschnis
la "a M ruasd - ~ nsl Sh
~ - arrtr 3 O. and hschFlder. ~
- -besr ua-tuss ~ lHgnCs Nrcasy
f7-r 1000 ar csn cpnn - " 4 Iark, hsale
IaeciE-Sm 49, eafa
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The undersigned, residing ct .
State Of f. undertake that, il the fore
20 ng bid for carrying the mali on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shan, prior 10 the lst 5ay Of Jolly,
1850, enter into the required obligation Or
contract 70 perform tee service proposed.
wi b good ana sufficient sureties.
This re 10 understanding distinctly He o.
i~gatt0Hs and liabilities ASHAMED 6Vg1ard7tors
-Hasr hs 2zth ss-tioa Ct he act Of Congress-
q July u, 1880.
Dated
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mac 40 -" hai.soAss
NasnNfth AAe 80 Ehs Sc
nN-lr -day. ou l, ices sna Until Tar,
v - 60. Passenger Trains - IN a. a..
EhsHvvrrr 4 cHATTASooGA LIYE.
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