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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19
pEprBL,cAy COUyrY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Saline county VIII Meet IN dele
gate convention at the court house in saiina, on
Saturday, October 5th, 1872,
af II O'Clock \. NJ for the purpose of nominating he
publican candidates for the following county Offices,
viz: Representative, Probate Judge County Attorney,
Clerk of the District Court and Superintendent OF Puo-
lie Instruction, and the eIcc:ng Of county Republic
committee for the ensuing ycar. The convention
will also elect z! legstrs to represent Saline csunfy
in the district convention be held at Ellsworth
the l"h of Octoer next to nominate Republican can
d.es for Judge OF the district court state senator and
railroad assessor
The representation Will be delegate for each Is
votes poed representative the last election or
Salma 40 votes, p delegates; Solomon, 81 votes,
delegates; waddels, 25 votes, delegates; Eastman's
81 votes, 9 delegates; WiikinsoHs, ~ votes,
delegates; Elm Creek % votes, delegates; Darby's
IS votes delegates, Bauaria, 81 votes delegates
Brookviile, 1a3 votes, 10 delegates; Maltby's lis
votes II delegates; Liberty, % votes, delegates
Falun, 6s votes, delegates.
The primary election will be held ct the several vot
ing places ON. Saturday, September asth ls'. at :
O'Clock r. NJ. All Republicans who support the ma
tioal and state nominations Of the party urgently
requested participate, irrespective Of past political
action in local matters and but those who support
the national xnd state nominations of the party will be
allowed voice in said primary elections or the con-
vention.
by order ofthe Republican central committee.
DR. wAGsTAFF, Chairman
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NEWS OF faE WEEK.

Gen. Sherman returns TO America in q
few days.
The Democracy intends to support
O'Conor notwithstanding his declina-
ton.
The jury have been emPanneled in the
FAIR case and the second trial is now
going on.
The Arbitra,ors at Geneva have closed
their labors and awarded 10 the United
States SIS, 500, 900 in gold.
Charles Sumner has been nominated
by the Liberals and Democrats Of Mas
sachusetis for Governor Of that State.
Ex-Governor Cartin, in . letter pub
Used, declines the nomination for Con-
gress by the Republicans Of Center
county.
From Pennsylvania intelligence comes
that Grant and Wilson's majority viii
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not be less than 10000 and probably
near $4,000. Hartranft will be elected.
The Albany Journal says: New York
will cast her vote for Grant by q
majority as overwhelming as was ever
recorded for any Presidential candidate
in the state"
1t is ascertained in commercial circles
that the tea and coffee market has vir-
tually lost about two months tax during
the present year, owing to the repeal Of
the tariff.
The Times says petition is in circula-
ton IN Germany, praying the Govern
ment to acquire territory on this side of
the Atlantic, in which the stream of Ger
man immigration may locate.
The President has issued a proclama-
ton abolishing all duties on imports
from Japan in Japanese vessels, the rule
to hold good so long as Japan imposes
no duties on imports from the United
States.
From Honolulu, full particulars Of the
massacre Of the crew of the schooner
- by the natives of the Solomon
Isles, in revenge for The kidnapping OF
natives by the whites, are received al
San Francisco.
All the Welsh papers in the United
States support General Grant. The
Welsh vote amounts to nearly 10000.
The greatest mass Of solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain of Missouri
1t is $50 feet high and two miles in cir
cult.
Delegate Mccormick, OF Arizona,
writes from Los Angrios, CAL, that there
has been everywhere on that coast ra-
pid change in favor Of the Republican
ticket, and that California will give
Grant more majority than Gov. Booth
received.
The War Department has received III
formation OF the death of General Syl-
vanus Thayer, the Oldest graduate Of
West Point military academy. He died
ut Braintree, Mass. He entered the
service as a second lieutenant OF engin.
GERS on February %, 1908.
Col. Gilmore, the nominee for Lieu
tenant-GOvernor on the Liberal-DemO
eneligible under the constitution for that
Office, on account of not having been in
the State long enough, withdrew on the
18th inst, after consulting with the State
Central committee, and that committed
put Chas. johnson, Liberal, Of st. Louis
on the ticket in his stead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19
THAT NEW RAILROAD.

The representatives of the Memphis
& Northwestern Railroad Company met
large number of our citizens at the Ma
sonic hall last Thursday afternoon. We
announced the arrival Of these gentle
men last week. At the meeting they
asked the Republican, Sallna & Arkan-
sas Valley and Kansas 4 Northwestern
Railroad companies to relinquish the
bonds voted the mand demanded 5000,
600 in bonds TO their road, promising to
reach Salina on or before the LIST. Of Jan.
uary, 1870 This is virtually demand
upon the county to ego back upon her
previous railroad enterprises for some
thing that is probably not much more
certain.$ We are not prepared to ex.
press the opinion of our citizens in re-
gard to this matter, but, for ourselves,
we look upon it as entirely too exhorbi.
tant demand. Much as we desire in.
creased railroad facilities, we think there
is no necessity Of acceding to their re-
quest. The road is destined to cross the
Kansas Pacific in this section of country
and its officers have already signitied
that the most practicable route is by way
of Salna. 1t looks to us as if there i,
no reason for the county's being in toC
much haste to give so large an amount
of money and so much time to a road
which is almost certain to make Salina
in its route, and which, as we believe
will eventually come on more reasonable
terms and IN shorter period of time
Let's move slow on this proposition.
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the end Of has term ciu be IS. 1850. This
is not taking into consideration the fact
chat other cases may arise before the ex-
piration of his present term in which he
will still bleed the county more. Now
we have an exhibition of an officer
drawing orer $4,000 more than the laU al
lo,cs him.
Some persons are inclined to throw
all the blame upon the county commits
sioners for allowing such enormous bills.
They may be partially at fault but not
wholly. The county attorney is their
legal adviser and him they consult on
doubtful bills before allowing them. We
can pretty nearly tell what was his ad-
vice in these cases. The fact is the com.
missioners were frightened into the al
lowance of the bills, as the county attor-
ney threatened to prosecute the county
and put it to heavy costs if the bills
were not allowed. No county in the State,
no matter how large the population, has
paid out as much money to its county
attorney rs has Saline. 1t is terrible to
to think of. The salary alone is ample
pay without calling upon the taxpayers
for more.
We want now county attorney elect
ed who will recover lack by suit in the
name of the county these, several
amounts of money which have been so
wantonly thrown away. The statue
provides for it and the county must re-
cover it.
Now voters of Saline county can you
consent that man so unworthy of the
Office he seeks shall again be elected by
your votes! Let the Republicans Of Sa-
line county assemble promptly at the
primaries, for it is there we must make
the fight, and send delegates instructed
against him. We have other attorneys
far better qualified for the office who are
candidates,a and who::are honest. The tax
payers must bear in mind that their pro-
perty is at stake in this contest and that
they must take an uncommon interest
in it. Be on hand, then, ono week from
next Saturday.
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After all we have paid out in the rail
road cases to the County Attorney, nc
railway or railway land tax has been
paid as yet except the railway tax
for 1867, and that was collected without
suit and by compromising with the com
pany. The railroad company offered, al
one time, to pay $4,000 for their taxes
for 1868, but the County Attorney re
fused to take it. The case is now il
court, and is likely to remain there for
sometime. What is the use of supreme
court decisions?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

The late Republican victories in Maine
and Vermont have paved the way well
for like victories in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana. There is perceptible de-
crease in Liberal enthusiasm since the
battles in the Northeast, and the victori-
GUS shouts of the Republicans which
still echo and re-echo throughout the
land causes them to shudder rs they feel
that as decisive defeats await them on
many more fields.
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Astounding Exposure F.!
Have we a Tammany among us?
THE PROFITS ON $1,000 A YEAR!
HOW 1T IS DONEl

We propose TO produce facts. 1t is
our intention to furnish vouchers" for
what we claim. We arraign the present
county attorney, who is candidate for
reelection, upon the indictment present
ed below. Our readers well know our
views concerning the salary now allow
ed this county officer, for we have often
expressed them. He is not entitled to a
salary of 81 900 a year unless the county
contains 1000 inhabitants. There is no
census or rec. I'd that shows . popular
ton of over 5000. He is consequently
drawing $500 more each year than he
is entitled to in the matter ofsalary alone.
Admit, for the argument, that the salary
he IS receiving is just, what has this gen.
tleman to say concerning the fact OF his
having received the following sums OF
money, which he is by no means emit.
tied to by law:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

The voters here must remember thai
when they vote for the delegates Of the
Land Office Ring at the primary cleo
tons, they are voting for that bag o.
corruption and venality, S. c. Pomeroy:
for q. S. Senator. Why?you ask. Be
cause the leader of that Ring is one Of
Pomeroy's appointees, and he will see
that the delegates nominate a Represen
tative who will vote for Pomeroy, or fol
one whom Pomeroy may name, for the
u. S, Senate. Put that down!
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LIBERAL MASS CONTENTION.

Ali voters Of Saline COUNTY in favor of reform in cur
national and local -,lific- and honest a.imn-trs-
ton of the laws without regard to past political differ
enccs, cordially inviI, 10 meet IN Mass toaven-
ton At the court house. in the city Of S,lina, Oh
Saturday, October 18th. 1872.
ut O'Clock 2. NJ, TO psc- in npin;atoa Candidates
for thc following Offices, t,w;t: Representative t.
the state Legislature, Probate Judge. County AIR
ney Clerk of the District Court. superintendent d
Public Instruction J. " XII SSELL,
chm Saline county Central cornmiti.e.
j. e. TERRY, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

D. r. Anthony, editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, is almost ranged on the
side "to beat Grant," as he is accused OF
being favorable to Walker, Liberal can
didate for Governor, and against Os-
borne, Republican candidate. Anthony
seems to only be in his proper element
when he is +" sticking the traces"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Hereafter voting by ballot will be the
method of expressing the will o.the peo-
ple at elections in Great Britain. On the
fifth ult, the Ballot bill which AS so long
been under consideration in the British
Parliament was fully disposed of in the
House of Lords, where it had met with
persistent opposition, and it has since re-
cievcd the Royal assent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

The people of Dickinson county have
voted in favor Of two new railroads, the
propositions carrying by 2S9 majority.
Tho Chronicle of Abilene is infinitely hap
py over the result.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Great dissatisfaction prevails among
the "straightouts at the peremptory
declination of O'Conor. Some Of his
followers denounce him as ga venerable
humbug." They talk of calling 4 new
convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

A letter from French military man
of rank to friend, states that the YER
dict of the cour;-martia! upon Marshal
Bazinc will find him guilty of intidelity
to his duty, and that the marsha! will be
ssntcnced 10 death.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Medlicott, the supposed murderer OF
Ruth, has been discharged, after . con-
finement Of about eighteen months.
Murder didn't seem "to out F" in his case
for some reason.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Speaker J. G. Blaine carried his Con-
grcssional district in the late election in
Maine by double the majority he re-
ceived at the last election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

The official statement of amounts lost
by defalcation under the jurisdiction of
the Treasury Department since 1851 has
Just been prepared. The losses nnder
Lincoln were 500, 1000, johnson s., OGO,-
900, and Grant, thus far, 100000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

The Liberals and Democrats, at their
late State convention, made "mince
meat" out OF poor Peckham for having
enlisted among the " straightouts."
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School Land for Sale /!
ROffOnN. Timber anal UNfer.

Ioaer for sale Sections :, Is. 10 and 20, Township
49, sou.h Range west, on saline river seven miles
from Salina, at
Lower Prices
Than they would bring at public e and on terms 10
suit tn. money market, viz on--I,n;h to De paid cash
the balance may remain perpetual loan. at ten per
cent Interest," able at tn pleasure Of the buyer
any time; the interest the balance l. 10 s pail
ally.
or Of sec bottom water anil timber, y per acre.
w.. -. bottom land :" -
gr Of sec Is bottom land s:tP.r sere.
% -
W.. Is bottom and prairie 3" =.
or the whole section at u I-rr sc:e.
or Of sec 10 bottom and prairi. s:irer acre.
NV - 80 80 - rolling - 80 ''
=. - 80 10 bottom and 80 " ..
.' =. E. ~ roiiag d" 80
CT the whole section at 81 PER scre.
ne qr Of SEC % bottom land. ssp.raer.
90 '' E. 20 - 80 - =.
go. 90 - " ..
-
or the whole section at .. per acre
These lands for beauty NJ surface. fertility Of sod
and esirabiiiiy Of location b- surpassed
world. and line opportunity. either make
siys stoekranch. purchase sor hire
by presented
For further particulars, consult my Real Estate pa
per. tn KanAss Ce.sva! adeasf< az call at NY osc-
at salins. John W. 0esks.
t.anl Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

A. s. Wilson, the " fair haired boy of
the Northwest, has been nominated for
Judge of the Twelfth Judicial District.
RID. Mobley was not nominated for
Senator ofthe Twenty-eighth Senatorial
District. a. many here supposed h
would be, but Col. E. Barker, OF 'ews
county, appears to have" carried on tn
.,.m Col. G.. W. Vcalc lie prom
.cut candidate for the State senate u
Shawnee county.
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H. sSa~ssAg.~f hss $50 ~ aas - s.s - =.
e s~xA 10 ssypsy ss11<8.ea. ~ sssA -
hs0 ~ ADa stsy - gHD - GDsSf esfs
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That Conat,y letter has knocked the
graveyard eloquence out of Dooliitle and
he is now like ship without ballast.
His movements upon the stump in aid of
Reform will prove abortive, for he
cannot expect to preach tina. which he
has failed TO practice. Here is another
specimen of one of those so-called Re.
formers who seeks only publication of
notifies. Next!
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EXHIBIT "E.

AMI further certify that the following amounts have
been paid j. C. .donier fines collected ard pail in
The county under the provision Of the law
authorizing she sam, viz
\ April Il, 49,
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2O.OOOl 10000!
Twenty Thousand Dollars to Loan!

But befsr. iosnns -aid arnsunf 81 mcosy, ss wish
the citizens q -.lin. anil adjoining oounti'.
that -fiii on hand with ih-
LARGEST AND BEST
Assortment of Goods
Ever ot-ne,i ia the West; snd although monsy se.so.
and rns ,.ry cil siss~h-rr, vs s'r s.''nx all ~'
can do. because ysarc
Selling Goods Cheaper
Tlrsn .,.r 81, sl;hoazt ra. h.ss sissse~s Lad %
--iiins lower tsaa M lo~s.'
Quick Sales In our Motto!
Small Profits oar Guide!
eoasry AID ess b r.- s,..s :. r.s.r. ssr .,s-i 81
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
ClOthlng and Notions,
Ever fall sol oonpkss
gbeys my eu->ls .: 1isAs.
E<<sns~ - ssls eA~zp,
save ny may essvfafr.
, Ase ts>n buss hrAy
fsrA.;- yon snaT .~is~r.n
All ns- - -sf Ii~s.
Buf II ySs -kzek yo1 tkssk a
shg g rs<r~ sad ra~-.
N.E~-Aa Ssrfws b~a~sn4 o. 49, have hpss Gsz>1
ez<fa<nrrs 81 J. - D. L. wilA<a ssses
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oner for sale sections :. Is, !? and 70, Township
g. souh Range 5, west, on saline river, seven miles
rom saiina, at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
Grand army Of the Republic

The annual snvampment OF the Grand
Army Of che Republic met in the hall Of Post
sIannard No 2, az Burlington on tne 18th
INST. The engam pmsnt was organized With
che following officers
Ger VIM. W Henry, Burlington, Depart
msn5 Commander.
Geo. z. Sclleck, Bratslsboro, Senior Vice
Commander.
Albert Clarke. St. Adams, Junior Vice
Comma nder.
Jant General.
master General.
WIN. ? Russell, Aliddlebury, Medical
Director.
John J. Balm, Jr, Burlington, Inspector
General and the following Representatives
VI the sever al Posts
Post Stannard, Burlington--Iheo. ;. Peck
r H. Start, Warren Gibbs.
Poet Badly smith, .AlbAns-L- P kimp-
Post washburn. Bradford-w. II. Gil
man.
Post Tyler, Neutrality-suspicious. Cook, A
D. White, George Ii. Lewis
Post Farragut, MechanicsFIll5-h. II
Pember, II. A. Starsey.
Post Dudley. Arllngton-O. a ans.
otE. Ii, Stoughton, Bellows Falls
Frank q. BugteIheld.
POST Roberts, RutIand-W- g. Veazey, J.
A >auisblry-
post Parsons. Bennington-A. &. Valen-
tine.
Posi- Newton Stone, North Bennington
:. W Clemens
Posu W hitney, Tundridge = Richard Smith
Post Reynolds, Wilmington-J. ii. Stone
Post Gates, Cambridge. NJ eanord
Julius q. Morse.
Post East Fairield-Lyman Leach.
Post Bixby, South Royalton-n. j. Sar
Post Ainswortb, Waits6eld-R. J. Cote,yg
Post Cummings, Hinesburgh-A. ID
Post Bailey, North Troy-GeO- c. Lewis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

The fOllowingo ffcers for the ensuing gear
were elected by viea Uoce vote:
Grand Commander-W. g. Veazey, Rut-
land.
Senior Vice Coromauder-Romeo II. Start,
Burlington.
Junior Vice COMMUNICATE. E Taylor,
Brattleboro.
Medical Director-Wm. P Russell, Mid
dlebury.
Chap lain-Rcv. Harvey Webster, Essex
Council Of Administration-Goo. IA. Kit
fridge, st. Adams; Richard Smith, Tun
bridge; II. f. Benson, Springfield Hiram
Cook, Huntington John +. Pratt, Benning-
ton.
Col. Veazey acknowleds ed the honor IN
some appropriate remarks.
The per capita tax upon members for the
coming year was established at 2S cents,
(seven cents each quarter.)
A motion By COmrade Gibbs wss adopted
establishing the salary Of the Asst. Adjt
Genl, and 4. @. NJ. General for the coming
yenr st $50 each.
The Encampmeut elected ta National En-
ca mpment:
Gen. Wm. " Henry, 81 Burlington,
Representative
Gen. Wy. v. Ripley, Of Rutland, Dele
gate at large.
Aternates-Comrade Theo. :. Peck, Bur
lington Comrads G. g. Benedict, Burling-
tor.
The proceedings Of the body were ordered
u be printed.
A ie.o ution offered BY Col. Frank &.
Bustertield Of Saxton s River, endorsed Gen
Burnside : inaugural address IN relation 20
the matter Of politics.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17

MCDoNALD's FURNITURE STAND.-A few
days since we had the pleasure of being
shown through tho old and reliable Furniture
Establishment in French Block, al the head
of State Street. Mr. Mcdonald, the present
proprietor, hiss been >iugularly fortunate in
keeping this stand fully abreast she demands
Of the time, and We were pleasantly sur
prised at tho quantity and quality Of the
goods on sale Here we're the parlor suits
Of the most modern Or Grecian style. eie-
gantly upholstered in plush or other fancy
goods, and showing the best OF workman
ship. There were the more common styles,
suited TO the tastes and purses Of all classes
Of customers. In another place were ranged
all descriptions Of chamber sets, from the
elegant black walnut down 30 the fancy
painted and cImm N varieties. Elsewhere
were seen large stocks of all descriptions Of
house furnishing glgds, already inc uding the
spring styles of room papers and borders.
We found Mcdonald himself busily engage
ia mounting chromoe ana framing pictures,
which he makes e speciality and does ,
thriving business. Finally, We looked Ia
upon the undertaker's department, where
were the collins and burial caske5s 20 which
we must all come st last. The apartment
was complete-and embraces all the different
varieties in this line Of trade. The pro
prietor OF this establishment believes IN
quick sales and email pro6ts-and cur read
srs desiring anything il the line Of goods
kept by Mcdonald should give him call
before completing their purchases.
Tax NArioNAL WASHING MACHINE -Neysrs.
Barrowe & P,ck, Montpelier, haze one Of
Of chase machines o exhibition sc their Tin
WaIs ard Stove store and from the few triale
which have been made with il there seems %
be % douJtoI IL superiority and efficiency II
cleansing d" dirty linen" It is capable u
doing che Washing Tor family of eight d
ten persons in from thirt7 20 forty Minutes,
and without any rubbing Of She clothes IL
i5 en- easy matter for those who dou5s gbis 70
ttst it. We have seen Il work eri ere con
rtnea1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-17
UNVTED STATES MAIL.
VERMONT.
rCsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT


rOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington. January g 1872.
Proposals viii d received a. the Contract once
Of this Department until O'Clock Pm of April l.,
1877, 10 be decided by the o0th,) for carrying the
mails OF the United states from July lst 1872, to
June 5Oth, 1873, on the following routes in the state
o. vermont, and by the schedule Of departure. and
arrivals herein specified, viz:
No. ALL IRON Morgan. by Holland, TO Derby Line,
10 miles and back, twice 3 week.
Leave Morgan Wednesday and saturday
a. { An:
Arrive a. berry Line By II M:
Leave Derby Line Wednesday and S4lor-
day ut Pm;
Arrive a. Morgan By
No. SIS From South NcWbury railroad station, BY
south Sewbury and West SeWbu to
HewbUry Center, { I-l2 miles and back,
six times . week.
Leave South SeWbary railroad station
daily, except sunday, a. Pm,
Arrive at Newbury Center by { Pm;
Leave kewbury Center daily, except : IN
day, at An;
arrive at south NeWoury by 10 An.
No. 5LSs IRON Lyndon, by south Wheel JOCK AMI
Stannart 20 Hast HardWck, Is miles
and back, three times q week.
Leave Lyndon Tuesday, ThursLa-, AMI
SATURDAY. at e AM,
Arrive at East HaTdwiCk BIZ /. IN
Leave East Har1Wick Tuesday, Thurs,av,
and Saturday at AN;
Arrive at Lyndon by An.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions be
embraced in the contract, SC, advertisements OF
Sovem Der Is, lsSs, and January }, 1870, and sep
TENDER 30, 1870 inviting proposals for mail service
in New England, 20 be found az the principal post
Offices.
Bids should be sent ia sealed envelopes. super
scribed, " Mail proposals, state OF Vermont p and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
JNo. AL WELL, Postna ter General.