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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

SoEs<,o<O "
The redemption Of the public debt al the Treasury
Department, Washington, for the week ending on
Saturday, was only sl2,6'o.
The applications for bounty lands under the late act
Of Congress were il, COO during lsst week.
At Boston, tome 100000 or s4Oo,o 900 Michigan
Central 2 cents were sold on Saturday for London,
and during the last week two at private sale from
s6oo,O 600 TO 100000 of the new loan for the Mad
River snd Lake Erie Railroad has been disposed OF
to pay OF the First Mortgage Bonds, now nearly due
and to fund the floating debt Of the Company.
The Imports st this poI. for March show decline
as compared wi b February, notwithstanding March
lie nearly half q week longer. Compared with March
Of last year and Of 1882 the decline is very marked
nearly FIVE millions and half The figures are:
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--Ss.e. York Ydrdi.-- ~-BrooAys Yvds.---
I.m.,. 6.iiI,. Lam.oa... nsmp.oss Catveas. foil

TOTAL srocK OF OLD AND NV BEEr.-City Mes So
previous month 24s City Prime, sd-previogs month ~
Rersckei Mes 5ep.eyors month, feIl Aepaeked III
cAio Mes previous month. 2i5 Railroad Beef 5-
previous month SAL Refuse Mess 955 previous month, so
Rsiuts Prime S7prtvous mouth. 50. Other Refuse 20
pfevous month 2si rcs Prime Mes 2o5previous month
sre. County Mes, 4saS-pIeyicus month, 545s Country
Prime ls5-preyous mont ,s Unnspeeted 36os-pre-
,ioas month Sos TOTALS 2is5oprevious month, % $780,
PLAsTER-rhe market 10 quiet at 50 50.
RICE-Ths market i quiet bat raes firm; sales 100 ct
$50 IS IS for Fair to E1trs.
sUGAR-The adviess received respecting the advanced
pixies snd deficient crop New Orleans boilers
TO demand money the Transactions lights sales Of
l00 hlds Nexorlssrs at d5ie. The comparative stock
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BAsrc for week ending April 2.......... 5ST5 65
TIE payments at the Sub-Tressury to-day were
large, S2s6,7Se Received, sl07,sOo Balance,
1885, 64; Paid from Assay Office, sao2; Paid on
Disturbing Checks, s75, O4i.
The American Securities placed On the London
Stock Exchange List and regularly called, have been
increased, and now comprises the following secur-
ties: IDiros Central Sig. &c, mortgage rs, and Free
Hand Bonds, Michigan Central IS, New-York Central
Go ard rs, Eies 1869, 1871 1883 and 1875 Ohio and
PenDsy lvania Incomes, Ohio and Mississippi Fire.
and Second Mortgages, Pennsylvania Central First
and Second Mortgages and Reading First and Second
Mortgages, also, Illinois Central shares. Other Rail-
road shares would be placed on the list If there we're
transfer books in London, as in the case Of the Il,
linos Central.
The private letters by the steamer are financially
favorable, and the accounts by passengers are Of the
same tenor. The orders for American Securities are
considerable, including Erie, Central, Pennsylvania
Central, Michigan Southern, Illinois Central, and
Reading Shares and Bonds Some Of these orders are
limited below the market, bu. fair portion can be
executed. The letters speak of an easier Monev sr
kst and growing confidence in the future Capitalists
in London and Paris were looking more to this CONN.,
try for safe and profitable investments and strictly
fret cass loans Of completed Roads could be placed
with facility. Roads in an unfinished state were not
In favor and would be difficult to attract the atten.
tionof capitalists to them. The "Ipgerson pamphlet
was freely distributed in London and attracted some
attention, but one oftte Directors of the Rosd being
fortunately in London enabled to give such per
sond explanations as were satisfactory, and the
pamphlet failed Of lbs intended effect The action Of
the New-Hayen Railroad Directors in refusing to do
ANYTHING for the relief of the holders OF the SCHUYLER
stock, had done to lpue American Securities in
Europe than anything since the falure Of the United
State Bank.
A leading banker in London writes to bic CORE
spondent in this City ss annexed:
:" Notwithstanding the check given 70 our commerce
by The uncertainty end copss9usp: anxiety, it sords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

SALTPETER-Ai Boston there lave been i,eI Of 400
bars Crude 81 ). ace e n, mos
SHOCKS AND SLAVES active; the m.Tket isfEm
and prices have rot changed.
STEARlH-rhe market very quiet; the dem,nd only for
home use; Of 900 n let lbt. for good white
TALLOw-Tne unsettled closing features Of the market
ADVISED Asia have had correspondents effect here parties
reusnt unless Abatement from old The
soehs here still moderx;e saes in lots Il III al2e
TOBACc0-Ths supply OF all kinds Of Leaf s small e.
ptcay Kentaeiy; the demand good and prices arm;
CT 50 has Kentaeiy At 9tdkte The following the
s.eeh cnalins hand The Tobacco Inspection Nare
ho-fe:
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By Telegrnph.
Disasters, &c.

CHARLESTON. March 81 The u. 8. NJ steamship South
eer viii be detained here until Monday afternoon account
ofyery heavy weather.
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'eK OF TOBACCO ~ wAaIRousE.

wERKY-Tbs nashsi 10 kru hss unsettled; s.es OF 500
tts H 81 S2e ter0hie end Pee te later pye9 with short
tine. Drudge quiet
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TO ARRIVE
- -
WfrIAruIH ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALNASAc........fHs DAT.
suy-Rses....5 IL sets...."..6 p Moos-Hises'.. II
wArsR........rHIs DAY -
Sandy Hook. 08 Gov. Island. SO Hell GstsslO 81
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Dutisble.,...........&l O99 e49 $l29l S67o5s7
stee:....; a...;..''''''' sSslsS l,SHeE l4S 5!s
VISA Ssfis sHG o 1E Where sss lsS5 srsss
Totsl..........slets 5 $50 $500 $50 sil.Oa ST.
Entered os WsIeh'e.'.. 2,ol5Nl l,ssdtSs iS5S
This 10 very favorable statement. The aggregate
imports Of January. February and March 1854, we're
1888 oOs sgains, s35 lse SOB in the same months Of
1855 showing decrease this year Of ELS, So sos.
The following shows the amour. of cash duties re-
ceiyed at tie Philadelphia Cusiom-House for The
month Of March and the previous monhs OF the
year. compared with the corresponding time Of the
last and the previous years
NJ, ISIS ISL, ls55
Jan. ard F.b ssessS o. 1854 3sl u sI77si 20
,as4S7s 80 o. $50 794 II cess M Q,
The falling off Of tie three months Of The presen.
year 10 s4s9,OlS II.
Al Bosten the revenue for the month ending March
49, SIS loo g
Quarter snsias M.,.a :,
VaAfieE ending Mach D., 1854 49,, 80 as ~ %
e~4es's'''''''''''.'''... ......,.....$S44 ee5 81
The New-York Legislature has passed the A..
amending the Banking Law in regard TO rec.iviny
bonds and mortgages a. security for circulating no.es
A. they 70 in ct less rate than before, i, Il 40 IA,
well; but they should be excluded entirely from he
Bank system. The law prohibiting Banks from Ierd.
ing upon .her OWE stocis hss also passed.
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Foorses Total amount Of Cspi.sl Mach 81 SO
Total average smouns Of CIRCULATION, March a. s7459 ISL
Total average amount Of Deposits March q. SO ssS
Total average amount Circulation March ST. 81 S7 f3S
Total average amount Of Deposits March ST. S156oo s6.
The ui Banks named below the Atlantis have
nection with the Clearing House.
CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
Exchanges fer week ending March ois sol
Exchanges for week ending April 2"...... 50 9O9 ~
Balances for week ending March s6........ s5o61el4
Balsr 10 ending Apri
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FoorMes-Tots amount Of Capital March ST. 90 ~ 800
Total average of Loans and Discounts, March "a
R93la 49, Total average amount Of Specie. March ~,
Total Of Loans and Discounts.
March &9S 6s4 Total average amount Of Specie March
81 &i6 OI8,t(5.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
swaim's Celebrated Panacea,

FOR THE CURE OF
Incipient CONSUMPTION, lScrofula. General De-
6itity, White Smelling, Rheumatism, Dis
eases of the Liner and Skin, and all
Diseases arising from Impurities
of the Blood and the effects
Of Mercury.
CwAIM'S PANACEA has been for than thirty years
binary the certificates VII c reference is made
to the directions and books (Which may be had gra &C
companying the Panacea; of which the partcu
OF too fshtfu for gene pub alton, where the
patients hid been almost with scrOiua were
deemed incu able by Physicians
1t has been ed hospitals private practice, and has
had the singular fortune ing mmended by the most
ce bra ed physicians and other eminent persons Among
Others by
" Gi9.on; NJ D., Pref Of Surgery, Pa University.
W ?. Devices D., Prof. f Mid, Pa. Unversit,.
n Chapman NJ D Prof of Physic, Pa. University.
DR.. Del Vallo, Professor Of Medcine Havana
Jose Eoureuco de Luz, Prot of Surgery, Lisbon.
j. Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robert-on British Consul, &c, &c
And also, the wonderful eft ed by Swams Pana
cea have for MANY years, made it invalua lie remedy
The Panacea does not c. ntan any form, and
being an nnoc Mt PREPARATION may be Civ to the most
tende infant.
The retail price has been reduced $40 per BOTTLE cOn
tanning three hall pins,) or three bottles for "a.
Beware of Imposition.
svaims Panacea bottles auted ongitudinalIy,
with the following letters blown the gass:
s-PANACEA-PHILADA"
and having the Of JAS SWAIN stamped the sealing
and written on the label covering the cork, and pen
did engraving for the side of the BOTTLE composed Of
rio lathe work, comprising nine different dies which have
been turned for the exclusive Of the proprietor by ORA
per Co., bank engravers of Philadelphia. In the
centre is rtrait Of the late William SWAIN copyright
secured.
Also, SWaim's Vermifuge.
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved
remedy for all disea arising from debility the digestive
organs such Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysenery Fever
and Ague, Bleeding Piles Sick Headache, g. See the
pamphlet (Which may be had gat) accompanying the Yer
mifuge
Prepared only at SWaim's Laboratory, the
Old StaDds Seventh street, below Chestnut, Pbiladel
pha d sold BY all the respectable Druggists in the United
States.
Caution to the Public.
Persons wishing to obtain the genuine Swaim's Pa.
nacea and SVVHim's Vermifuge, should be care
full to observe that the name
w A L NJ
Is spelled correctly the bottles and abes they may
be imposed by medicines made in imitation them by
person bearing a somewhat similar NAME calculated to
deceive.
General AGENTS for the United States,
SCHIEFFLIN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
my1-trw2m 10 William street, New York.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

RIVER NEws.-Tne Cumberland was still re.
cedng yesterday with forty inches on Iiarpetll
Shoals.
The Umpire came down yesterday from
above, and left for Paducah.
The DR.. Robertson and Emma Broom arriy-
&c up Saturday evening.
The j. g. Cline left yesterday for St. Louis.
The AliGa, that was 20 have left yesterday
morning, was detained by some necessary re-
pairs, and will lie by day or two.
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mporsan. to Consumers of white Lead.
FRAUpIN WEIGHT.
PENNSYLVANIA WHrTs LEAD WORKS
Pittsburgh. June. 1894.


Pittsburgh, June, 1e5A
TVHE attention OF of White Lead IS called to
fact that large portion Of that article ground IN
oil is put up in kegs purportug to contain 70 ana %
pounds each, whereas there allowance made Tor ihe
weight Of the kegs and the is derauded to that
The deception easily be detected by weighing
the different manufact~ers brands offered for sale.
During the past year have made extensive additions
to buildings machinery and stock for the manu- acture
large quantities of White Lead enable to supply the
demand Tor article. We guaranty all Lead bearing or
brand to be strictly pure, end entirely free from any adult
eraon whatever and exceeded for hnenesS and white
ness by any made liz the United States.
Our lead ground in OIL is put up in bound Kegs Of @
81 O0 200 300 and SEQ pounds EACH and every key
tanning the quantity Of lead which Notwithstanding
tare being allowed for the packages.
TITS well known fact that the various qualities OF lead
branded Extra" No and No g largely sdulterated
with substitutes which calculated 70 answer the
purpose. And there manufacturers claiming re-
speciality for themselves and public confidence in their
article who brand their kegs With their names ss
Pure White Lead" although they never turn out kes
without considerable adultsratOn Of Barytes.
B.. FAHNES10CK co.
Sold by the principal dealers in Nashville.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
The Candidates for Con eres..

Col. ToRBETT and Gen. ZoLLIooFFKR, can
didates for Congress in this district, addressed
portion Of the people of this county yester-
day at the Court House The discussion was
opened 10y the former in a speech of an hour,
in which he took ground against the American
Party, aud sought to break the force of the
arguments, statistics and facts which his COIN
pettOr arrays in support Of that party. He
exhibited considerable ability, aud manifested
a conmendable spirit Of perseverance in his
almost hopeless task; and although he failed,
the result was what would have been the in
evitable fate of even an ADLER and more inge-
MUS tactician. We will not attempt TO follow
him through bis argument-tllat is unnecessa-
ry, as he presented nothing novel or particu-
larly striking.
In reply, Gen. ZoLLooFFER again exhibited
his strength as debater, in sincere, vigor-
Gus manly style %; oratory which is always
effective He placed before his audience the
facts and arguments which had led him 10 his
conclusions touching the American cause, and
not one IMAM in the audience could have gone
away unill ~ eNSc'l Og Ills sleTIlHS honesty Ol
purpose aud confidence in the justice of lis
cause. He bore himself through the trial of
strength with his competitor, triunphatly gu
every point His investigation of the legisla-
tive record Of his competitor, presented Col.
Torbett in the unenvabe position of a sup
porter of the white basis" an opponent of a
resolution TO instruct our Senators in Congress
to vote for the annexation of Texas to the
Union, and also as an opponent of the humane
act of the Legislature Of 1912, abolishng i'm
prsonment for debt. This exhibition pro-
duced much sensation in the audience
Col. ToRBETT in his reloinder essayed to ex-
plain the two latter votes, and maintained the
correctness of the former; after which he
again, with the determination of the suicide,
ran tilt at the argument of his competitor on
the American cause; and finally, foed in every
instance, although his competitor allowed him
extra time gave way.
Gen. ZoLLCoFFER's sur-rejoinder was a fit
closing up of the days work, which will not
be without lasting effect in the promotion of
the cause he sustains.
After the candidates for Congress got through
Hon. n. S. Brown, in response to calls, an
nounced his acceptance Of the nomination for
the Legislature, and briefly explained the ac-
ton of the National American Council, of
which he was a member, upon the Platform.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
RECEIPTS BY R1YER.

From the Books of the Chamber OF Commerce.
PADUCAH-Per J. G. Cline.
400 bbls and $50 sacks salt.
PADUCAH-Per Aida.
hhds sugar, 8 casks oil, 8 Maltese Jacks, IA
boxes mdse l3 bbls do, kegs do, All bbls salt,
lot machinery, 1872 boxes glass, 43S kegs lead,
80 bars iron. 81 bids do and 10 bars steel.
PADUCAH-Per Dr. Robertson.
1900 bbis salt, 30 boxes candles, IL tons iron,
20 boxes mdse. -,I
PADUCAH-Per Emma Brown.
9S7 sacks salt, 10 pkgs sundries.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

CHOLERA AT EDDYyILLE-We learn from
James Parrish, Clerk of the Alida, that the
Cholera had broken out suddenly and with
considerable severity at Eddyville, when the
Atida passed there. 1t appears to have origi-
mated from Local cause, and there were no
signs of the epidemic either at Paducah, Smith
land, or any ports this side. There had been
some eight or ten deaths when the Aida
passed
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
$500 II eward,
FOR ANTHONY AND HERCULES.

NB0 ranawsy from Chronicle, Mobile county satur.
w day night, June q 1,55 IL secured in JAIL that
get them. Anthony is trgh: muatto man. about q
% years old gray eyes, dark straight har and would pass
for white without close inspection. He rails rear
Galatn and uerhaps will stop there for days. and he
has down cast look when spoken to
lercul's is very tai spare built man about The same
sge Of Anthony and has 9th black skim reads and
writes WE'LL and is, without doubt making for q thu FREE
States lie is painter by trsdo ard very intelligent, aud
WI lite them fee pa. SEES, without doubt
Aid eSs, f. 3 TRIGG Mobile Alr
jels-4w. Care Of VAUGHN, Commission Mer hant
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
SEWANEE COAL.

TTNBE sewanee Mining Company have Axe the price Of
their Coal at eighteen per bushe for the present
the citizens Of Nashville patronizs tbs Company the
price will not be raised under any circumstances above 20
cents even should supplies from other fail.
liberal deduction from the above prices will made to
manufacturers or other large consumers.
Parties who may subscribe to the reserved stock Of the
Co. 100 or over have coal for their private
at one cent per bushel less than the public
R. MICS Esq viii receive subscriptions. is the ear
desire the Board Of Directors that the citizens OF
Nashville generally should become interested in the proper
~ Of the Company SAML. F. TRACY,
fe1l-1m eUHB President
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
800 KEWARD.

ID ANYWAY on Monday night the 2lst inst while the
II employment Of Mr.. Charles H. Martini Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five years OF age Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of cssnett,
AID silk hats JIM is about five feet eight inches
high; weighs about 1870 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance; speaks quick when spoken to-
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
is about feet inches heh weighs about 175 lbs; round
face, good countenance with small round yes speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking
gro raised by Col. Thomas Williams, of Montgomery
Ala will give the above reward IL they are taken and
secured so that get them.
my24-f G. L. NELSON.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

THE SPIRIT OF '76.-It has been suggested
to us that it would be good idea to ring al
the bells in the city at suLrising tomorrow
morning, after the fashion of old times, when
the Fourth of July was always cOmmemorated.
We think the idea a good one, and hope it viii
be acted upon. Our citizens, therefore, if
they should be awakened by the music of
the bells tomorrow morning, will know the &C.
casion
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
10. for Kingston prings!

1--WE a. dersigned hav, m. de arrange a ae,-
i with Mr. Jane j. Baker, fSsaSsss s1..-sS
a six pa senger omnibus TO the Spit q three <
times per week hare each way dollars Office at the
Srwanee HOu-e where seats NAV be secured.
The omnius viii ,Bve Ma hyle tnt tina IN at O'Clock
A. NJ TUESDAYS. Thu 'sdlys. AID Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs yuDsfa,'iiy same
hour Nor da g Wednesdays ard End Us.
careful dr. veTs, good d. Tss Portable omnbuEes and
delightful place 81 u us fer-d to hr pGbIir
N pans si be pared TO make the trip Pheasant, and
jou n at Kingston agreeable.
Je1l-2m E.J.&J KREIDER.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
syp.ili~, scrofuIa and Diseased Blood

SyphiIiS, ScrofuIa and Diseased Blood.
For these terrific Carriers Spanish Mixture Is the
only specific.
The propretors have in their possession hun.
dred certificates Of the extraordinary cted by
We refer to tn certificate OF Richard Adams late High
Sheriff II Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Commissioner OF
The Revenue for Richmond: General Wech of the Nam
moth Circus; Dr. pundy, Of Wasting City; Mr.. VIM. A
ltthews and c. Luck, Esq, of Richmnud, Va; MIR p.
Boyden Exchange Hotel Va; aud host of others, who
Of the description cured by Carters
Spanish Mixture. They all certify hatit the greatest pu
rifer Of the blood known.
$s* See advertisement in another column.
iel-
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

NEBRASKA AND KANsAs.-The Washington
S:ar understands that all the Indian tribes in
these two new United States Territories have
concluded treaties with the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for the REIMBURSEMENT of the
lands at present occupied by them within the
scope of country proposed TO be included un-
der the two new governments.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

FIeHrrNs.- Nm. Cor5Orn and Hugh Hender-
son were srraigned for fighting in the Market
House-a bad place for 6ght, especially in
market hours. The former having got the
worst of the fight, was fined only s. aud costs,
while his competitor was relieved CT $40 and
e0ete
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

GEoRsIA.-it will be seen by a telcgraphic
Dispatch ia another place, that the American
party of Georgia have nominated Judge An
drews, of Walker county, for Governor. The
prospects of 'Sam" are daily improving in
Georgia.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03

EDITORIAL CHANGs.--J. J. Mcdaniel has
withdrawn from the Democratic Herald, pub
li-hed at Columbia, aud is succeeded by James
o. Griffith, Esq.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-03
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3.
Fourth Of Juiy-American Mass Meeting-Ameri
cans Rally!

The Mass Meeting and Barbecue Of the
American party will open at MERRITT's GROVE,
near the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad De-
pot, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, July 4th.
Distinguished speakers from distance are
expected to be present. The different railroads
centering here are prepared 10 accommodate
those wishing to visit the city.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will run in in the morning at the usual hour,
leaving passengers within FIVE minutes walk of
the speaking grounds, aud with arrangements
TO accommodate as many as will come. The
evening train from the city will be delayed
until 81 P. NJ, to accommodate such as desire
to return the same night, and the IL o'clock
P. VI. Express train will also he prepared to
accommodate all who may wish to leave at
that hour.
On the Tennessee and Alabama Road the
following time table has been adopted for the
Fourth:
Leave Nssvesor Franklin. Leave Franklin for Na.hvle.
10 80 a" e.
2I5PM d" S45?.M
$50 - Z a"
Tickets from Franklin to Nashville and back,
good for the day only, Is cents.
Ample arrangements will he made at the
speaking grounds to accommodate the ladies,
and they are especis y invited to attend.