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The Board of rirsctcrs have declared DfyiAend We
DOLLARS per Share, to be credited the uupsid oA
Notes. K RIQREy,
PrsidaA
II. r. JANvIER, Wee President.
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JOSEPH ELLISON, President W. s PIKE, Vice President
T. NJ. DEAEK General Agents w. T. HARPER Secretary.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Dr. B. D. Moss DR. Sam1 Chopin, DR. r LeMonler
Dr. Henry smith, Dr.. j. Ii. Lewis, DIR. W. @. Nichols
@ A Breaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEF-Ordinary Life
nnusl Endowment Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Annual Endowment; Single Payment Participating and
Ron Participating issued by this Company low any
other Company.
u. ..ss--s ssrr.rUnr EITAbIlE.
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Aatiuual aepablitau.
IoFFICGAL.l

u-.. e..
'AHrhHs ihtnD miLlrAhf DISTRICT,
l''t' W '.''g'h' r.otida anu Alabama Z
N'jr1HNtA, "a, neoruary IL, 1905
wL C,n1' nO' 40
mntree tne consututionai convention Of
~" IN se, ,aon IN huan'a, On toe e'o
~ VI reoru'ryi ieoe' enle'eu tue iohoWinS
0'e,nanee:
Gso'sis ~ contention as'sm6lsd That an or.
ainanee otthis convention passed on the 20th
gay oil December, In the year 1857, entitled an
ordinance to levy and collect tar to pay the
delegates and officers connected with this con,
vention, as well as all other incidental expenses
except the second section thereof 10 hereby re-
ssin1ea' AND the Following Is Dreamed 10 heu
taereoi, 10 WI:
mat II shall be the duty OF the Comptroier
General OF the State OF Georgia TO levy tax Of
one tenth OF one per cent on all the taxable
property OF this state as returned upon me
algea OF the year 1907 tot the purpose oil ds;
IuyinB tue expenses Oh TINS convention, ano
tne compensation oil omeers anu members. AND
snaIi DO the duty OIL me TAX eolectors In the
seVerai counties Oh TINS stats TO oohect the tax
SO assessed ana 10 pay tne same TO the Comp
,grs .tn,'m on or 9eiote tne ht dsy Oh Nay
'ooo, anu snah DC tne duty OF the severs,
tax collectors to issue executions against All
persons subject to ta1ations under this ordi.
nance, whose YAK Is unpaid after twenty Gays
nouce 10 pay IL, ior the amount OF YAK que
mem, ana my per eentum tnereon hnu AL eosts
ana OF snerns ana oohs'aeies 70 ievy ana sell
uhuer sush executions, ana 10 return the pro-
ceeds 10 the tax collectors as soon as the same
can DO done under tue provisions Of eIist.ng laws
Gee. = ana De J"'ther ordained, iha any
scrip whieh may DO Issued oy the authority o.
I'M, eonTeIopn ,Gi me PurpI,,e at n sna
~ teeeNeu oy '9e oomP'lohs' nA rom
os TAX eoi'ee'or ID payment Vi 'no TAX a'ore'
ssu ,.yL., o..,n,.y IT., .
sso. %, 1iMa ." a, " .., tna' tne
S,,.,t ,s sa". i.ves .le same per cent.
10, co'estlrg lIo 'aL Aio!esaia Is tney are now
" NV ior eV nots .he otA,e r ,a1'
:, nn' .. - 0a"nea mat tne
, romp.fon m oenei snAi issue 70 tne MA COZ.
.ee,ors an nteessfy oraeis 10, 'ne eoheeuon
anu Paynols OF the TAX notesaa snion ORDERS
nan % ''nu'Is upon saiu tax oonector,r
u - n"H gs Lmns o,aaIhea, INA. we
moneys "nu scrip received oy me o9mPtroiier
;a'l' unuer 'ne oIa'sanee' DC pnd oy MN
.n'o tno 'Eeasfy Oh tne Sta.e' 70 DC d'sPo'ed OF
II" p nm eou' or,ion may aIec, ,, =,
,r, n'sot,n' ina. .ne general commanding he
iH'lu mIIlI4ry ut'trc' De requested 70 eniotce
an ofu.n i.IS 1i TINS convention passed tnis
Jay eps"eu an ordinance TO piovide the
means Of derayinS the expenses OF this conven'
,'on' anu tue compensation OIL omeers anu mem
oers'
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PRN9IPP2Ss! lis FOR BRICKS FOR THE GoYsTRgG.

SeaIed 2 NE ..,.i.I =, ~. .m,. t,L,
gRdsrsi ir IN Portland. until u o'clock m March
i,dS'S MFR frrnishing and delivering 91S Million
e'pns'eN at Portland. Maine, .
Ill oteSa Is will be made by the thousand, Including
~ sost o. freight and deliyery, for lots from nhy
h3p,Isand go, OjO) TO one mi lion Q,OoOO
The br UEs 10 be delivered at the sites OF tho build
ng AL ast as shall be desired by tho
" reqD red BY the progress Of the work. and to be Of
me boz / quality Of hard. burned brick, sound aud
iAm.s ttisiaetory to the Superintendent.
MOI rop0sals will be considered unless ompaniod
pSE sample Of the bricks proposed.
tn delivery Of bricks to bogn as soon after the
nEa ing VI tho contract as the Superintendent shall
are Ct.
49,. per cent Of all payments will be retained until
'hs completion u the contract
she Department reserves the right 10 reject any or
do so.
PIoposa, should DO endorsed proposals. for
HENRY KIEGsBURY,
mhJ.td Superintendent,
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,


HgADauARTRRs DIsTRIcr ~ MONTANA
ASSISTANT QuARTRRAAsTEk' OFFIcE, )
fORT SHAW, NJ T., Feb, !, ISIS. }
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
this Office until ~ clock. the eO1h day VI March,
ISIS, for the following army supplies
Three hundred thousand 900, Ul0) lbs. OATS.
Three hundred thousand 800, 0lOl lbs. BAILEY,
Two huudTud thousand (aO, 0O) lbs. OATS, and
Two hundred thousand 2U,DDl lbs BARLEY,
To be dGllycrrd tho Acting Assistant QuArernasteT
at Fort Ellis, ". T
one hun 1red thousand 100, 0Dj lbs BARLEY,
f. + E 'sN''''1 ~ '"' Undersigned " 10" 'H'"'
All grain to bo delivered in bulk 10 he good mer-
BILE article, free from chat ect 10 weight
and Inspection on delivery.
Oats 10 weigh thirty Two lF2l lbs 10 the bushel,
aEd barley to- weigh fOrty-eght CsJ lbs. 10 the
Bidder will state the price per bush,l at which they
wiIfuTnish these supplies at the different pOss men
TONED, proposals. for Fort shaw and Fort Ellis being
made separately,
Bidder will also state at what price per bushe they
grain at some point In the 0aaun Valley, or near
tue usual truyele route.
No proposals. for LESS than twenty i've thousand
(25,00O) lbs. will be entertained.
Delivery TO commence on or before the LIST day Of
July 1865, and al grain to be delivered On or before
the ist day Of October, 1865.
Bidders to be subject TO the usual conditions regu
lAting contracts for army supplies
By order OF Colonel J. v d, Reeve, commanding
Ms CONSTABLE,
Captain and A. O. NJ.
s2e-et Chiefa NJ District Of Montaps
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Proposals.



BUREAU OF YLEs. Asp Decks ,ss,
s e S Ss;; M, xxx
must Se best quality, 70 Ss asRsersd te: y
ssS..s !: \ I!s;: 4. "a
NORFOLK. ctAssNo. b.sToSE- Equal to Quincy
IL Door sIi., feet inches long, TX Inches high,
aD0VI si. Slss. ipsss' long * iueAe. high,
aD'Ss s' D.S.. ,SI eshe' long IA, inches high
2p0sf sis, lsst sneSos long. l2,< inehs, high.
spoos SIN, 7fsst iss inehs. high. foo. 81. inches
aD0sI S a. s,i inch long i' inches high foot
2p0sI sil' sis,. INCHES long. lax inches high.
D0sI sill 20 5Inshe, long. lax inehss high, /
The above to be cut and dressed to plans furnished
STONE FOR WATER TABLE.
10 feet TX inches long. l2s inches high. Il inches
8 feet Inches long, l2l. inches high, Il inches
feet ~ inches long. l2,s inches high, Il inches
8 feet inches long. l2s inches high. "A inches
feet " inches long. l2s inches high. Il inches
ri inshe. long. nax lnsAs. high IL lnsA..
feet 10 inches long, IA. inehos high, Il inches
0 feet inches long. Ia. inches high. Il inches
! feet ~ inches long, ~. inches high. II inches
feet AZ inches long l2is inehos high. Il inches
feet III inches long. l2s inches high. II inches
feet ~ inches long. l2[ inches high, Il inches
feet ~ inches long. lax inches high. Il inches
lie ssI iasAs. long, ls9 lnsAo. high. IL ineAs.
feet X inches long, IAN inches high. "A inches
feet {, inches long. l2. inches high, Il inches
feet OK inches long. l2l inches high. II nches
3 feel inehe. long. ~. inches high. II incho.
feet o, inches long. l24 inches high, Il inches
feet " inches long, l2't inches high, II inches
! feet inch long. l2ts inches high. Il inches
l 4 feet inehs. long. l2s inches high. Il inehe.
feet 8 Inches lsug. l2Is inshos high. Il inches
feet ION inches long, l2t inches high, Il inches
fee, y inches long. l2't inches high. Il inches
feet i iueAo. long. IAN lnehe. high, "A lueAe.
feet % inches long, ia inches. high, "A inches
! 4 feet 1 inch long, l2i. inches high. II inches
Ia "ss ' insAo. long. ,sv inches Arss. IL lnsAs.
s'S n. inches long, 10. inches high. II inches
5 feet ! inches long i2't incheS high. Il inehe.
4 feet 4 inches long. IL. inches high, Il inches
2 feet Inches long, Ia inches high, a inehe,
feet inches long, l2,t inches high. Il inehe,
l feet inches long. 10. inches / Ugh, Il inche'
I eject ienE, l2.l inches high. a inebc thick.
sFa aS aeGy b. On .fs sf and beds
is:t n asSs E, y sfS:
90, n.y. SEsr SGfIiFf9 BUILDING $ TONE.
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nEPARTMENT.OF THE INTERIOR.
~ ssIrEp, STATES PArgEr OFFICE,


On the petition Of Frederic Howes, Of Boston, Mass
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
Inc Olh day Of June, 1854, for AN Improvement In
Extra Yard to Top-Sals for snyen years from the
Piratvl VI said patent, which takes place on the 10Th
day Of June. 1853:
Ii Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, tho LIST day Of June next.
at IL clock, aud all persons are notified to ap:
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 ale
forth In writng, at least toeny days before the day
Of kssyilg; all testimony fled by either party to be
used At de said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mitied R aiepydanee with the rules Of the Office. which
will be fuJpisEed or application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon testi-
n0ny must be Hlas In the office toeRtU days before
The day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
In days after ding the testimony,
Os.sred, also. that this police be Pgbshed IN the
e., sRi In the yournal Boston, MassaehuSst!s 9lee
pub as ons to be at least sixty days previous to the
iay oflalring. A. NJ. STOUT,
In LEN Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USITEpsrArEs PArlxr OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, ~ b. IA, lS5,
On tho petition u wARD EAros. Of New York. n
Y, praying for the extension Of pate Mt granted 10
hun The 10th day q Nay. 1884 hor inr roveinent In
from the erpirato Of said patent which takes place
On the 10th day VI May, 1853;
pa!.., oFds r that rs sd pe O1 Re heard =, the
next. at u o'clock, m and ali persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, n any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the ere nsion are required to file
IN the Patent once their objections, specially set
i3rth IL writing AZ least ossp days before the day
Of hearing all testimony hled by either party, to DO
nheu ~ me SAID hearir 4, must DO taken aud trans
United " accordance h the rules Of the Office, when
VIII be furnished ona ppiication.
Dispositions and 9th Or papers, relied upon as test-
mony nqst be hled IN the ONCE tosntD days before
he gay ol hearing the arguments, II RAy, within tea
RStIfS; Si.S thls n9iee Be PsGlished in the
snd In III. tias New York, n, Y. once week
LOT thIce sucef ssiye weeks the arst OF said publ
Of hearing. A NJ STOUT,
fe2l.fN Acting Com,nissloner Of Patentn
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DRoPOsALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF TIE
L DIES MONIES RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
UNITED srArEs kNoISElR's UIHISk,

YoF RtSFf rs cjN lGEAi fsS e. 1868
IL S ssa SMITH IS q 10: A FIX 8
and materials required in the construction 0ftwo li
tSts .S4 che ff5 ssas Rapid
The lost. are 70 Be $50 feet lo e between quo1s and
sSa:rustsd q Sfi hrss:els:. one %ssSery
TAs Az Hst a k DO ioA feet
I' rs ssf S an d @ Hs S ,E
The guard lock viii be Iocate at the head Of the
ssnel a. Nashville and will be- protected BY the en-
Separate proposals lin duplieat y must be made for
'D ~, CLASS f.esToNE AND, CEMENT; T.. -.
prices $$ss VIII Delivered
'1i Ssi ~ r.
.sssi$$ isg' % %hiSh .aSS %S"i ma; SS
This elias. viii insiads the Ssiliss. d, aiming. and
he Hs
masonry, building the Esssssa ~ projection walls
and sai1Sr. aroahl aaa tSs
S;t 4s asS hs
proper execution Ofthe work.
Tes law AND sE.rs s d
made on each class separately, without regard Gag
No more than one proposition will be received rom
II .an RrJS f. s as :fR: s.s or printed gu
NY sSseS s
person known to this oee, that the part
parties bidding will, u awarded the contracts To-
tho classes upon which they bid enter into Contract
with tLs Goyernment, or make good the difference be-
The name or names o the persons prOposing must be
written out IN full with their places Of and
post olheo address.
Plans, maps. and specifications And all necessary
papers WILL be ready for examination at the United
States Engineers Office at keokuk Iowa, for fifteen
days prior to the date OF letting.
Blank form. ipr proposals will be furnished upon
Persons proposing TO contract are requested to visit
aud examine the locations for the locks before sending
In their bids.
Contracts under either OF the aforesaid classes will
include one Of the locks may be considered
most advantageous to the Government
The Government tho right to reject aud
all bids printed copy Of this notice should be at
laehed TO each bid,
keokuk. Iowa. and should - Endorsed Proposals f9r
Labor and Materials for the Lseks for the Improve
J. II. WILSON,
" Lieut. Col 18th Infantry,
mh5-td Breyct Maj, Gen. u. b. A.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirgp STATES PArEkT ogYIcE,
Mare

On the petition Of JACOB SESSHPP, Of Philadephia,
Peuu praying for the eXtension Of patent granted
70 him the 18Th DAY Of July, 1854, for an iinpr9v
Weuyers Heddles, for seven years from the expira-
on Of said patent which takes place on the 18th day Of
July. 1858: 49,
IL ordered that the said petition DO heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of june
next. at clock. IN aud all person. are notified e
appear and show cause, II auy they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 hlo
In the Patent Odlce their objections, specially set
forth In writing. at least tceap days before the day
Of hearing; testimsny nled by either party TO be
used Mt the said hearing, must be taken md trans
mittej In accordance with The rules Of the Office. which
will DO furnished on application.
mony. must be hled In the ONCE ioeny days bsiors
the day Of heaTingi the arguments, any, withik
ten days after ding the Testimony;
Ordered, also, that this l9iee be pHblished IN ne
G., aud in the Herald, Philadelphia, Penn, once =
week for three successive weeks the rst OF said pub.
hearing, A. NJ sTOUTi
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PROPOSALS PoR FRESH BEEF.

oFYIcE CHEF CoHHIssAnr suBsI.TgxgE.
RICHNOSD, VA February y, l5s, 8
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will DO received at
the enhee Of BTeyot COlonel q. Bell. C,S, Y, A..
9j q street, Washington, D. C.. on MONDAY, March
IL, 1861, at u, m, for all the
FRESH BEEF
rcqniged at Al"Tandra.V for .x mouths from April
!, 1858, or such loss time as the COmmissaTy General
OF Subsistence may direct. The Beef to be delivered
there on the order Of the Aenng CommissarY OF Sub
sistenco at that place. Of rood and marketable quail
lily, equal prop9rtiVns Of fore and hind
(necks, shanks, and kidney talUw to bs excluded.
The necs VI the cattle to he of at the
fourth veTtesrsl Joint, and the breast trimmed down.
The shAnks Of foreq uareTs 10 be cut from three to four
inehes above the knee joint, and Of hindquATteIs
from six 10 eight inches above the gGmbTel hook
Joint,
Bddsrs ire requested TO he present 10 their
bids and be prepared ~ give bonds for the fulnlment
of their contract ,, a.,
for FRESH Beef, at Alexandria, Va, "
The undersgned reserves the right to reject any bids
Conditions. requirements. payments, &e., &c, as
By command ofBvt. Mai Gen I, NJ ssh9asld.
mh2lA Byt Lieut. Col and ChiefC. 3.
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DROPOsAlys FOR FORAGE,
oFgiCE SUPgRvIsISu QuARrERNAsrI
srh.DIsTRIcLo OF rnE Rio GRAND q,

4,
BRowssvIIIR, TExAf, Feb, 10, 1865 "
SEALED proposals will DO received At this of ace until
=, m. for such quantities OF OATS, co RN and
he oWys ~ saea pe,p. Sf Ise IN, ~ snb tIm1, At
ihs SIX mouths ending October %, 1868. xl browns
vile, Ringgold Barracks, aud Laredo, Te xas
Oats aud Corn Of best quality and to be delivered In
good gunny sacks Hay baod or unbae 4; prefere nee
.peetion Delivery to commence within 10 days after
the approval Of the contract and notice given to
contractor,
Proposal. TO be in trpleate. with ,op, sf the al
VERT soment annexed to each, and to DC
by the names Of at least two suheie su roties, no
viii signify, By endorsement thereo tn, r linE-
ness TO become responsible for the fahf al perform
Anee Of the contract,
All proposals will be submitted 10 the Chief Quar-
teImaStsT Of the District for approval and award
The Government reserves the right 10 eject my or
all bids, or any part Of u bid.
PROPOSAL. must be endorsed .'Prspos ais for For
age, and addressed to the Supervising ,Quattermss
ter, Sub District Of the Rio ids. al ;rownsyilIe
Texas.
GEORGE ". SMITH,
First II! 2dth Infantry. K. Y. N. and A. q N.
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFORMATIONS.
orueE cYJEr osAn5EnxAsrsa. |

OFFICE CHIEP orARIERAAsrBR,l
Sealed Nav os1sts III
G g. s'I B {! S1sHF VI Texas. aR %
ia; pay & stsfs ana Issst aPS sss
apa g. RSIst: within ahs jsls ~, Of the Rio
. s ;s$
kSus NJ. l. sf Pb r.Ie. Santiago to Browns.
y S Bs,ai l;aSt to Rpssela Bar
IL s I .s. I Is. rate,
sdaers w s9n;rss TO and supplies
oSs.i: Al ssii.ssS men, cabin ., deck passengers.
sssh and AZ n elias. e 5,,Ss VII aYl.s
So. paints ,hoi. stoves. Wire, Ssssy SsrdHsre
sers. ee bsa one Sundisa pSand
SSal. per ton; hay, per bales lumber, pine. per
o.fum, lumber. tOakJ per 1000 feet' oats and
Msa.nIe%snt goods, clothing. saulpate. crates.
by goods SSar meal srssa i fI tSS crackers dried
@:i !Ss SaS pcrs Sas 'Sss %s
cement. plaster tea. fosin, moiasse'. brown sugar.
ssisr and pisf s ri D fass. per tss. .nsu.nes.
ad h,pn ARMY
sI.ss per s0I SSsnsls Staefsr hard
S.m psr sss ham per sfss
Ice, per hogshead lard, per tieres, lard, per kes
rice, por tercey pals per dozen; sugar, per hogs
head sugar. per boz tea. per ehest salt.
per sack and barrel shoyels and spades, per dozen
wheelbarrows, each; lahs, per loo; shingles, per
dozen,
All freights to be delivered at such landings ware
houses, or other places Of unoadinE at each Of the
above named points, as may be designated by the
Depot QuaItermaster at Brownsyille, or other au-
partment
Contractor. must be prepared to transport the troops
and public freight at any Of tho above named points
when required, and must take such troops aud sup
plies to the iql capacity q se vessel or other means
,esrnp:srs aud The proposals must state
nished for water Transportation, and The kind Of
tation ., AZ proposals must BE- IN triplieste, with
be accompanied by the names Of 1T lea two fcien
sureties, who will signify, by endorsement thereon,
Prop.sai, win be Endorsed Proposal, for Trans.
PGria0n, ana VII De addT n,a,,as supsT
Grande, brownsville, Texas All proposals re-
ceiyed will DO forwarded 10 the Chief QuArtermaser
Of the District for approval and award.
Tho Government reserves the right TO reject any or
CHks, II. ToMPKINs,
Broyot Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmaster,
mll.6l Elflh Military DIstrict
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" MARCH 10, 1858
DISTRICT OF CoLrApIA, WAsnISdToS Cousrr,
to lDH:
In the case Of Ann s Barron, Administrative Of John
D. Barron, deceased, the Administrators aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans, Court Of
Washington county aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY,
the It'll day Of April 5s for the Anal setteme and
distribution Of the personal estate OF said deceased.
been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
notified attend. with their ms properly youched,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benelt In said deceased estate; provided copy OF
the NArIoSAL REPUBLICAS pTeyions to the said day.
Test JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
mhIl- F3w' Register Of Wills
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Proposals.
NITBD STATES MAILS
NORTH CAROLINA.

Posr oTYieE DEPARTMENTAL
.wAsHtS0ToS, January 2, 1865. !
STATE; from JPly ySps n :. me ' rs I:
Isssssl he gS s s Once SS 81. psP.%sn e
until So m OF March 81 next. to be decided BY April
ss%%SsiS i1Sxa +: e, Ar; IA 's:ss:
Us. From BsssiSIs 70 fof'nSSss. Is mile. aud back.
;sS: iiiss:i Ss:;s;
sis ::! I: !! E .::
lad s,d G ssss one T Ts;..,, ATTAIN,
fss: 4 ;,I
siss f!gm Ff.silia. ~ sts.ssS. Tennessee River,
af sS.s 9. s sss g. .r SS'f uss:i H Mi.
to walhali., ooY miles and back, once q week
Leave Waihsiis Tsafsaag Il y pn. NJ"
slsi From jons;Soroush, ~ Haywood, to Cary. 81
Leave Jop u AMY e.espi Sunday. at :
ksEs a.. s. AIM. Ss. s...s. ss..s.,
$40. Arrive a. 9onssboroush next day By 81 m.
' fsG% sss ss sa s sn Pan
Ls va ssSss AFs: sas .s' fhasdsy and Sat.
A9riVs Al t Charlotte Monday. Wednesday and
Lsays eAsiS,ts tuesday. Thursday and s.tur,
AsTiys al WsdesbOrO' Monday. Wednesday and
%:ss fss!l sS:sg S:, ed
siSy e as aTT.i Tqs;Ssy /, Ths5t aud Sat-
Arrive A Rqpi nj Monday. Wednesday
Leave Rs.SsI II d Monday. Wednesday and
Arrive r. Ghs;Iyvills Tuesday. Thursday and
nos From fslsIsSh 70 L % mile. and back.
Leave Raleigh Wednesday stipm.
ea aye h a essssshs1WsE e az
$40 Fipm Pii!.Soio % Haywood. IL mile. and back,
Leave Pitts6cro' Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
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p ffs' EIiso' b s!.s.ssr. 10 mile. and
Leave ave- H insS S sssards, Ms.m.
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Lsass IA p %Sns AND ss;'s once week
Leave Leave pgsas,o o Tuesday st7am.
Proposals must DO to carry tho mail with celebrity.
and they must Be Guaranteed ~ Two ie.pOn.i5Is per
sous certified TO as such by postmastet or Judge Of
No pay will be made for trips not performed. aad
iSr each Of such omisiops NO, .atsfsetSry explained
arrivals so far behind time TO break connection
with depending mails, aud not sufficiently excused,
fonrh Of the for the trip Is subject
70 forfeiture Fines Will be imposed, unless the de-
70 take the mail from or into pos, 2Msei for suffer
ing 10 DO injured, destroyed, robbed or losti aud
for refusing after demand 10 convey tho mail IS FIRE.
quently as the contractor runs, or y concerned In
running, vehicles on the route, The Postmaster
General may annnl the contract for di.obeying the
post Office laws or the Instructions Of the Department
He may alter the schedule Of departures aud arrivals,
and also order an increase Of service by allowing
therefor pro rata increase the contract pay He
may also curtail discontinue the service In whole
or In part, at pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing
one month extra compensation the amount Of
service dispensed with Bids should be addressed to
the Second Assistant Postmaster General, super
seribed Proposals.. State Of North Carolina, and
sent by mail
For forms Of proposal &c, and other informatien.
see advertisement Of October 81, 1874, and Of this
date, In pamphlet FORM at the principal post sces
ALEX. W, RANDALL,
ja2-wN Postmaster General