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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-29
From thu American Washington Organ, 2 tn.
The Post Office Department.


We have had frequent occasions To call attention
20 the reckless mi, management in this dep utneut
Of the General Government. The depredatiOIs
committed upon mails have beeu f., qurht, aud
the money thus plundered OF ~ has already amount.
ed TO hundreds OF dollars But this is not all
We mgpt hear With some patience the LOGS OF mon
ey but the miserable system OF espionage which
has been inaug uraIed by the present head Of that
Department by which all pOstmasters are TESTED as
to their Willingness 10 discharge their du'y consc
entiousy aud faithfully, 10 transmit aud deliver all
new papers and periodicals. even though they should
be stern advocates OF Americsulsn, aud bold and
fearless opponents OF the corrupt and blundering
policy of the present Administration, is repugnaut
10 every principle Of honesty and honor, and so
antagOuistc to the interests and well being of soc
CIV that We should be derelict "a our duty, did We
not chronicle every acl OF this postal ingaisitio,
But short time since, We received from the
dead Letter 0lhce letter postmurkei Teusaw
Alabama, dated July 9th, aud directed, in large
aud legible hand, TO the AmsricdH Orgen Wash
iuetun City ID. Z. On the back OF this letter was
the following endors ment: This letter was re
ceyed at the Dead Letter Office with the quarterly
returns, and was opened SUCH" signed Hal
TER &C. In this letter was enclosed remittance
for certain documents, which were needed in Ala
bama previous 20 the election yet the letter, da.
ted july eth did not reach until three mouths at
fce-a most Xcelcnt depository for such letter,
until the election had gone by. Within a few days
we have received several letters, informing that
documents sent from this Office have failed reach
the persous 10 whom they we're addressed.
on the 80 instant We mailed 10 gentleman at
Port Tobacco, Maryland, certain documents, and
We have Just received q letter from him. bearing
date October lin, in which he says: III say TO
yoa that the documents have not reached me-
M a. ttrt4.sa
fee Department. has suppressed them
Ga the same day mailed similar documents 10
gentleman at Hamburg, South Carolina; from him
We nave a letter braring date October 10, IA watch
he SAWS they have not yet reAched him.
on the 9Th instant mailed 20 gentleman at
Broad Greek, Kent Island, Maryland, documents
aud from him We also have a letter, informing Us
that they have not been received.
We have another OF similar character from gen.
tleman Ia Charles count,, Maryland. These letters
are open 70 the inspection OF the Post Once De-
partmrnt Do not these facts demonstrate clearly
either the gross Encouragement Ia this Depart
ment. or that these documents have been cup
pressedg
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~ BGnum's baby show in Cincinnati,
having proven a most contemplate failure, he
is taking, or attempting TO take bis revenge on
the newspaper press. The Commercial has
been sued for damages 10 the extent of $1,000
claimed. We imagine that Phiness will get
the SUN claimed, just about The time be gets
forgiveness for his life Of imposition aud by
Pocri-y.
The Commercial, abiding TO the suit, says:
Whether his invasion Of our hen-rooet is for the
purpose Of making his expenses or ~iih the intent
20 get tIls gratis advertising out Of Us. We do not
exactly understand. The idrs that because we
published his advertisements We we're bound TO ad
nit into columns nothing adverse 10 the designs
Of his HIGH Mightiness. l. slightly comieal, ana
would seem 90 indicate that somewhere In hs
crowd there was nm as very poorly concealed
We'll, 20 ahead, with ,onr woOly horse, vooden
mummy and Naekefe mermaid; vel iy 10 sur
L.
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Yours, very respectfully,
n.UwHV ~
Commercial Matters

CoTTEE.-The New York Iribuns, in its com
merciI article of Monday afternoon, the ED says:
Rio is very still to day; there seems 10 be some
contradiction in the reports concerning the preva
Ieuce of Cholera al Rio de Vaneiro. Buyers have
consequently hesitsted, preferring to wait future
developments. By telegraphic dispatch this
morning from Philadelphia te a firm in this city, W.
are informed OF the arrival OF the St james with
Rio dates to SEPT 4, which is three days later news,
and fully confirms the intelligence reported in our
last from New Orleans OF the advance OF RIO and
the existence of cholera there. BY tomorrow par
ties expect to be in possession Of their letters,
which will relieve all anxiety and settle the qles
ton. The stock Offering is very light. not over
7O0U bI g. The entire stock, iucluiing the arrival
TO day, is ~, 900 bags sales OF 800 mats Of Java
at l4tc, and loo bags kio at lie.
At B.ltimore, same day, sale # 800 bags Rio
was reported at 1t, aud holders we're very firm i'll
their views.
SHIPNENT OF BREADsrUFTs The exports OF
breads;ufs from New York. to foreign markets,
from the 10th to the goth of October, both inclu,
sive, were: as lab barrels Of four, l4l ,Osl BUSH
els wheat, 25,54I bushels corn aud "a, 62l bushels
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For the Nashville True Wing.
Deem Ploughing.

The most Of US know that deep ploughing is best
both to produce good crops and retain the ferti
ity Of the land; but do we know how much it is so
and all the causes why il is so! think not; there
fore, will give you some Of the why think
il is so, and if you and others will do the same fo
me and Others / have no doubt but we will under
stand it much better than We do, sn6 attend TO i
more than we have done, for il is Of great impOr
lance TO man and beast.
Deep ploughing enables the earth 20 absorb much
OF the rain-water and vspor, and to retain il
for longer time, and prevents the land from wash
ing, for deep ploughed land will not wash easily
as shallow ploughed land; and it makes the land q
better non conductor, and that will prevent it from
heating, and in great measure protect it from the
rays Of the sun, thereby preventing the that
lie in the earth from drying up. Il will let some OF
the roots OF the plants 90 down where the earth is
cool, and the cool earth will condepse all OF the
steam, or vapor, that comes in contact with it. and
supply the roots with water. Deep plOughing will,
also, cause the earth freeze quicker and deeper,
which is considerable item in successful agriculture.
Many have asked why il is that so much water
comes out of tn, hills and mountains? One reason
il, because they are cool and porous and cOndense
the vspor that comes in contact with them rom the
valleys. We are sometimes told that the rocks are
sweating, and that the dew is falling. Il might be
as well to say the rocks and grass cooler than
the air and that they condensing the vapor that
is in the adjacent air just pitcher of cool water
would do the same thing. / have been told that if
l were to make pile Of dry, loose earth, a mois>
ture would rise in it, think it is the vapor that
sinks into it, and Is condensed by il. think if we
would prepare our land so that the air could get
down where it is cool it does in porous earth, it
would make what we call dew, both day and night
for the plants
II you would go and see them raise steam, and
start the engine on some cool morning, you would
then see how much dew or water is made by the
steam going down into the cool cylinder, and that,
as heat changes water into vapor steam, SO cold
changes it to water again. Upon the same princ-
pie, you can work a stationary engine with very
little water, by directing the escaped steam ia cool
place, as into well, which would condense it, and
change it to again, and increase the power Of
the engine. think that heat and cold are worthy
the most sedulous attention of every intelligent,
enquiring mind, for various purposes which might
be conducive to the ameliorstion of the human fam
lily. Yours, very respectfully,
SAMUEL W. ADHESION.
n B.-Some land should he turned deeper than
others; and the bottom or clay should he broken
with the subsoi pow. September is good time
TO break land and turn in vegetation have run
my subsoil pOws after my turning plows in my corn,
as late as June, and it paid well, for, vet or dry,
have had corn 70 lend and sell. s. w. A.
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MARRIED-0n the 25th inst, by R,v. E D.
Stephenson, Mr. VIM. p. DAVIS and Miss NJ. f
LENusAY, both of Wilson county, I eDn.
MARRIED--Ol The % ; inst bv Dr. Rid
lev, Mr.. hUGH II. PosroN TO M-- Lou. JOHNSON,
daughter Of Alien johnson, all Of Carksvilie.
On the evening of the 2Sl INST, by the Rev ]
o. Steadmsn, at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church in
Memphis Mr. w l. RApFoRD to Mrs FRANCES q
LAWRENCE, all of Memphis.
By the Rev. T. j. Williams. on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, at she residence of her father, Mr. W.
II. BIcKERs. 10 Miss RFBEcCA BAUGH, all Of La
grangv, Teun.
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80 -


SEALEb Proposals sni he received the Office Of the
> Edgh ID and Ken lucky Railroad Company IA Nashville
Tenn day, December 18TH lssA for the con
siructon n the .Oad iron Nashville the Kentucky Iinr
Wher. u the Henderson and Nashville Railroad q
henderson the Ohi3 River. The T. X e r. Ia ahoui
brtyeight mile long through country well adapted fos
RAiroad construction ID. work ~in b, dyid-d into
secdons 81 alb mic each. whh may bid Tor sepa
rztey the whole F0ad included In propoti.n Pro
posAls may SSo he made 20 build the trJ es only
10 Nashville either ~ the sngle section In
There the "a tunnel hall mile long, heavy
rock vSk various Ponts aHd two large BFdgss Maps
Prea and Plans al b ready for smlnAon Dec. Tat
any Information nay be OF tansd ~ addressing the
dersagaed sAM'L WATSON, President
oct.s -ust1eci3 4. ANDERSON, -hieI Engineer.
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Woman's Rights.

The following document is being circulated
i'll New York by the strong minded fem mines,
and their sy mpathizing masculine frlend-:
TO the Friends of Wo0aH's Rights Of the State n
NeU York:
Again are we resolved 10 petition our law makers
for the restoration Of wonans legal aud poi,ied
rights. Again do we call upon tue friends Of hi
man equality in every county, town an village OF
the State to clrcul tie petition. And especially
do We urge upon the men and the women who en-
rolled their names as members OF any Of the fifty
-four county woman, rights meetings of lat winter,
To constitute themselves agents aud engage IN the
work right earnestly and sp' eilly.
Let the petitions be signed by both men and wO-
men, and return TO Susus b Anthony, Rochester,
early rs December 20, that they may be present
I'd the first week oi the session.
Forms OF petition, also womans rights tracts,
may be had Of SUSAN b ANTHONY
Rochester, n Y.
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THASKsaIvINs IN INDIANA.-Gov. Wright
has designated Thursday, November 29th, as a
day of Thanksgiving. and recommends the
people of Indiana TO suspend their ordinary
vacations and assemble Ia their usual places
"f worship, on that day, and render thanks
to Almighty God for His distinguished bless
inrs
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THE v,LUK OF DEAD IlOEsE 1t i said that
about s0OO horses die annually Ia Ne~ York city,
or about 25 per dAy an sggcration prom Zach
deaf horse Is considered 10 be worth 81 90 -
Hs hide i sola 10 the sugar rrhoers for refining
purposes, and TO the farmers for manure; has meat
s pressed and the grca~e used by the soap aud
candle makers, while the entrails aud the remnants
are I'D 10 sbs hogs 20 make rork iOs home CON.
sumption
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EMIGRAroX.-The Rlssellville (Ky) Herdld
of HE Gath, says the tide of emigration from
Tennessee aud Kentucy to the West and South
west, still continues To pour in an almost unin-
terrupod stream through that town. The emf
g-anrs appear to be well-to DO in the world, and
lie editor judges will make good citizens Of
any country where they may settle.
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woaAS's RIGHTS PETITION.
To tie Honorable tie S.nate and assembly of II
State IT Mr. Yo,k:

To tie Honorable tie S.ndte and assembly of III,
State of Ne,C Ko,k::
Whsre's, The Women OF the State Of Nrw York
are recognized As citizens bS tie Constitution, and
yet dslranchsed account of ser only, we 30
respectfully demand for them the right OF sur
FRAGE "a right which involves all other rights
OF citizenship, and that cannot justly be with
held
II Is evident that il cannot be jnstly withheld,
when We consider the admitted principles OF pop
ular government, among which are the following:
Frs That al men born free aud equal
Second: That all government derives its Just
powers from the consent of the governed.
Third: That taxation and representation should
60 together.
Fourth That those held amenabe TO system
OF laws should have share la making those laws
We, the undersigned, do therefore petition that
you will at once take the necessary steps so to re
wise the constitution of our State that all her citi.
Gems nay enjoy equal political privileges.
\. B.-Editors OF the State please copy.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
W T BERRY CO, have just received
l. Condo History Of the Arabs in spain.
. GuizDrs History Of CivilE ton. Sv.
3 Faener's Ola. steal Antiquities.
T. Longnus on the sublime. vol.
s. Dane's Divine Comedy the Inferno. pure translA
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tasso's Jeru altm Delivered.
The Legislative Guide
s Irving's Life Of Washington.
O. Bentons Thirty Year, in the Senate.
TO- Webster's Complete Works. g..
II Cab ua's Works. VOL
II Nspier's Battles Of the Peniusulsr.
49, Napoleon in Exile oy O'Mesra.
L. diseases Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IL Abboft's I lie = Napoleon
rs -trckand'- lives OF the Queens OF Engianu VOL
IL Lives OF the Prneesses OF England
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HAvE or sale = large oanaer q teaBs ~ - - ~
Ngsas. = ths cheir siack. iae atnE ~ main
HERD iial and The fFruig Asra bi r 80 htsi efed
u1a tnem - innE cae Eithaui f.cfa.ns 20 "a -
tisaship I $50 haTs q eaAb<r ~ ase teAnE ~ - :
e. 80 vrry chraps aat n1uh~r 81 feInE thorpesh'
brrf "a AItsRNs aad ssAtsN tft Us : ~ ever
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tn.fis- tr-.i.ss = chaiaos - tesT Axr 81
MAEk H. COCKTAIL
uhh - rsscaAss Ice SD sae yv.r cad nsaiss.
essk-eaif~Aa
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LAW OF UsURY.-The Supreme Court Of
Connecticut, the court Of last resort, has in the
case of the Mechanics and Working Mems
Mutual Savings Bank and Building Association
of New Haven against John Wilcox and others
IA petition for toreclosure,) just decided loan
made by that bank to be UsuriOus. By this
decision the bank loses about &, 400; and il II
applies, as it probably does, to all the loans
made By the bank, which were, Jan. l, 1856,
1929, 229 80, the principle established will take
from that bank about $4,000. provided the
debtors take advantage of this decision. There
ed in New York State upon the same prlnci-
ple
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YOUNG AnERICAl
Agents Wanted in county in this and adj ching State
To sell The above new and improved

Agents Wanted in county in this and adj einDg saiss
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO an such rare chance to make money viii cHsred
Exclusive State and County prvil ges viii he disposed
Of on unusually fr terms by appcson to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISER>,
oGsr you Corn and Cob AIj unsurpassed in the In
ion md which cannot be ceded ~ future
Raj rr should hay il viii crush firm IN 10 bushels Corn
snd Cob per hour, With horse; is easiv fired 10 and
surfaces prevented will last any ordinary IT,
time speak thus Of its tGrabihiy bee USE he me
is it that wants
\ WILL on TRIAL
for month, AMI If il don't give complete satisfaction to
return - II there be any man ths disposed let him
speak. Satisfaction Is Eafgant-d every case the mon
ey will be refunded The Crusner attched horse
water steam powe- which rendrrs tn ensenrnt
Mil sOuh Of Masons aud DIX n due. All hcr hers
nov in the south require too much power, w
cut tc-ordingio
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and COB Mil which admits o "a era or Aiding
motion will saTiy, rut; ali other rushers
aneRabe this era useeiioD, and the pr tcrs
mass OF iispue II In the nstru ,iSn ~ orVa A..
JcA" have power, sna DiY STEsIIC1EN Iha.s
esenvd ti0n aud CHALLESGE oSk wOsb the contrary
have pr vented wabbillg lateral Jlon, and ali
seperi1r TO any thgr Mil am selling ths Tsnne,-
see invention At the small Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing" earnestly req est
Cd 70 examine the rue principles Of THIS Mill
and order rom the PF0Vrietors or agents.
A liberal discount made deaiers
J. P DEONIfOULE, Sole P.Oprietor
shslhyvihe, Tenn.
A q r. IT'S
Els Moore Co. ~ Market street N,sbvia Mn,
facturers and General Agents
Beaumont Fall Co, Ciarksyie, gents for Montgomery
County
Ab Watkins, Pulaski Agent ior Gle. County
Wm. r. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin Couaty Tenn
and JacSsOn county, Ala
James B. Vance CastaHan sprirgl, AGENT for sumner
County
J. " Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Nau ecu ~
" "a. ren, N Dome, agent Ter NTH Cos. q,
J. K Ain, 'bErlestun. ag. ut bradley ountv
T. hunley Bros, Lou Agents for Fast rennes-
see. oct lS-dARly
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Coon EIANrLE-BOston (Mass) papers state
10 few DAYS store viii be opencd IA that city,
with capital Of $4,000 az AL sgenes for the sale
Of aoar al prices, with the addition Of the
cost Of transportation and incidental eIpenses. -
The Boston Post says; some Of the BITTER class
OF COR moneycd men are ready 10 advance sums |, r
.hs purpose Of establishing stores Of this dscrip-
ton
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

BENEFIT q Mr.. JAMES e. MuRrocK, Who will appear in
Tracey and Comedy Miss q. W Sette Clara Dougas.
Muddy Evening, Oct. g. vii be ed ui~er's play Of
MONEY Alfred Evelyn, Mr.. James M1idOck.
To conclude with Shakspeare's Comedy OF KArHUNE
PtTRI Go Petrucio Mr.. James L. MurdOck; Ksihuhe,
Miss C. Wyette.
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OPINIONS ~ The PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know other work which, within 80 small COM
pass so atisfsctory present the chemical and
phy soogca wonders which surround and that to-" in
manner free from techuicaies, IN the vrrest tyro
in the science cannot be otherwise than interested and
sfructed.
From the Utica Gazette.
Much -cirnthc Information l. here presented 10 con
deused interesting orm, making volume Of hgh prsc-
value
From the Rochester Union
This work is the valuable thai can be gwen
to the American public II should be ia every family, and
in every sch Iol an public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volum, which contain an immen>e amount
Of instructive matter interesting a. story DO &
From the Toy Daily " hig.
II is adaptd the comprehension Of the unearned IN
technical chemistry well 10 the Learned and he co
pies treat are useful that It saying no murc than
in, ice reuuires to assert that ought 20 be every home
in the country
From the So. Lou's Intelligencer.
This r the youth se ~ the grown man for
the scholar as wei as the mech ard can cordially
recommend it only in high deg vnlusb f'~ its
solid instruction but also , hable source oi enter
taument
From the Louisville Courier.
Their not in these volumes that can ta TO
rive the attention an fond OF reading l; Is de-
hghtfu nook FIR a tamil. circle. "eiu
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DIED-0:tober 23d, il Memphis, NoRNAS P
Wilcox, Of the fIm of J. Z. Merriman d Co, il
the 26th year Of his age.
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$50 az A4L!

$50 ia. - AasL.i
ID ANAVAY from Mrs CamTbel's in Chattanooga, on the
IL 18th INST, negro by the Of STEPHEN be
longing the undersigned. Said boy is light back
color; sharp tues 70 inches high, Si
We gh about $50 plunis, wife very slol snli' well
educ It'd and prea hes Ini1r aion the railroad
Nashville and Cha tanoOga Road renders
almost in hat the said bog has cone NASHVILLE,
travel with ged pass with my He has
relative in the Ct " l. sup oSed be lurking
about here will give he reward his and
lodged in Isi so that can get him.
4. NIX N VAN DYKE,
oc'29-n A hens, McMnn CO. Tenn.
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&C.. W. sasAFFER,
No 6 College st Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN
nE LkR in III kinds ~ Cabinet Furni -~-~~.~.
IL tare, and Is receiving additional - 49, 49, & D
saPplys; and having Tttrd myself nut -. - +.
with eae hesrSe and reatle horses, am
prepared to furnish every kind and quality = eons on INC
shories; notice, BY Ay OF night.
Cck, lamps and 6iron tsis for sale. Mattresses ~ al
kinsis hand, made 70 order
furuiture Repaired si.h neafaess md dispateh.
New and vAFOas styles 4 aArdrobes-a ghea Tor cash
or good paper, At No C0llegr street near Charrh
X. W. SHAffES,
oct24-iy By ID. W. DaRHIs. Ag-nf.
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nARRELIzEn mos MANrILS.

THIS magnificent style Of Mantel is last taking the place
Of all other desc ipuons, both on account Of It's supe
or beauty richness durability, and particularly its cheap
ess While their cost Is only Stou half that OF the real
Arbe, they indeed exceed the iormer Ia 'Ssuy, have
superior us,rs, less liable 20 soil much
ept oean and far exceed marble IN durability, and
~ time, less liable to break
The undersigned AGENTS for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, Lthg0w q 60 Louisville, XIV, and Si furnish them
10 their patrons the public generally with CRATES
Ter pieces every tng oompetes AM vii also srPer
ptsnd their putting up. sfkWAhT OWEN,
stove Dealers and Tinwsre Manufacturers,
-aaFss- dAsu No. 81 MAKE -ire-s
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FOR SALE.

4 House md Lot on N, Lsrnore street. Ire o.
y lot fronts is feet on Mclsmorr street and runs
sck iOt feet. Tie House u two Story Brck. and y
cantzns r0ams han Ah@ye aud beloN uith kiiches
house. &c T property located 10 tn aeghhoF heoe
The Nashville aaa Nofih- Western Railroad Depat "a ALE
convenient HE basine-s portion q tie city and b.
had upan good Dor HTthsr information, spplv
n A. RALLONE
oci5 Gal Agt No ~ ihssdrFaes q
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ENOTFND IN this ity, few days ago, BREAST PIN
Il and LOCKEr hich The owner car have b. descri6
ing aa paying small reward to the Under and for this
adv its DclE9 30
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Glass II. Capital s1e. 900.


25i PrEes amounting to . ........ . IS WlU
Only 10 900 nuwbers Tickets 81 Halves ~ 20, Qiars
81 % th scheme i draw nythng, tn how
est prize b. times the Of the ticket Prizes
pas able full without ded ctionand every rze Is drawn
each Drawing, and must get them. o ers
strictly confidential. rawlings to ord gsered
letters at nay risk BIS all solvent Banks at par.
Al ress JAS. y WI TER,
ocf29 81 Macon, Ga