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Awful and Fatal consequences

TENSU from treating Bowel comp this Of
II the year with Brandy, Opium Astriugents When
checked in this the disease is cured but the outlet
merely stopped up, and Il fortunate If It appears
then dangerous diseases II the head avered the
patient has chance for his life How often do hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease o. the BRAIN produced by the dcne taxing place
a few urs after?
THE GRRFENBERG DY EMERY SYRUP,
BEEN wonderfully sucessufu in such complaints. By
chemical action it produces change in the contents Of the
Bowels and thus enables nature to perform her work.
The Board Of Health Of New York certify that the
Chnrera disappeared from he Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
DR. Knowlten of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing TO the patient.
DR. De orrest, of New York, says 1t cures every case
of disorder Of the bowels promp y, and that he always
il in
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certi6es that it cures all
D SeneTy contracted 90 Mexico and that IL gene
rally used hv officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
comnends be in family &c be ready 70 check
all disorders Of he Bowels on the first appearance.
By Count Bodisco was rccommen led to the Medical
Board If st. Petersburg and by them recommended TO the
in several ropeau countries with great success.
Of Cholera
Thr, usou the whole State OF Tennessee II is known
the bes and rny certain refredy for Bloc ~ FluN
have always offered 70 rtfnd the money any can
be heard Of that has net sllecivd Rave NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE The same offer is still con-
tinuei. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
JVn, 23-tf
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, July 23-Senate = There was Z
long debate concerning the priority of business.
The bill for continuing the Improvement Of She
boygan harbor, was passed. Adjourned.
House.-A resolution declaring that Galego was
not, and 0tero was the elected delegate fIom New
Mexico, was adopted.
The committee on printing reported a resolution
which adopted, TO print 10000 copies or the
majority and minority reports OF the Kansas inVes
tigatiDg committee, with 100000 copies without
the Journal and evidence for the use of the mem
bers; the former to cost 81 cents and the latter
cents piece.
The House then went into a committee oil the
whole, and took a recess till o'clock.
TURoNTo, July ga fire occurred here this
morning destroying a number OF frame buildings,
Offices, lumber yard, &c.
WASH NGrox, July GA dispatch dated New
York WAS received to-day from BurIingsme, saying
he intended to return forthwith to Washington as
Brooks tailed to follow him. Meanwhile the police
officers at Washington are on the lookout for him.
WAsHINGroN, July 24.-The House in ses-
sion till eleven O'Clock last night Nothing eff
fected beyond letting of number OF speeches on
various subjects.
NEw YORK July "a, noon.-Flcur dearer-sales
State So 90; Ohio Sc 1876 80; Southern S25a29
Wheat advanced SC. Corn unprecedented 81
Mess pork $40 %. Lard steady. Whisky quiet
WAsHINGroS, July 24-Senate proceeded 20
the consideration OF bill to authorize the protec
ton Of citizens of the United States who may dis
cover deposits Of guano.
House went into committee OF the whole on
the state OF the Union, and took up the army ap-
preparation bill.
LOUISVILLE, July 24-River falling with feet
inches water in the canal.
New YORK, july "a -Evening-Cotton market
heavy-saIes 400 bales. Coffee active-s1es 500
bags at lGill for rio. Sugar buoyant-sales 100
hhds + for Orleans. Moasses, oils, DC, quiet
Bacon quiet-hams 10, shoulders 3.
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Opening of The Canvass.

With about 1870 others from this city we
went To Murtreesboro yesterday TO hear Aessrs.
Brown and Harris make their opening speeches
in the canvass. Owing to the lateness of the
hour when we returned, We are unable to
give more than very brief notice of the meet
ing this m ,rning.
The number Of persons resent we think
wa, from 1900 to 2 100.
Gov. b own led off, and made powe ful,
effective and ungnswerable speech, OF two
hours length.
Gen. Harris replied in a speech of two
hours, 50, and each had rrjoinaer of half
an hour. Gen. II is a gentleman of no ord-
nary a5iIi y, la he has evidently got too bad
a cause to dcfeI md too strong q competi-
tor. lie is a slrewed de- ater and the most
8 Ilful dOdger W. ever listened to. We took
notes Of the speeches and may prepare re-
port of them tomorrow.
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We have printed for circulation, Campaign
Document No. ], the contents of which are
Mr. Buchansn's Opposition to the War Of1Sl2,
and to citizens who suffered by il; Opposition
to the Claims of the Niagara Frontier Suffer
ers; Opposition to the Claims of Mrs. Denny;
Denial of a Pension to the Widow of General
Brown; the 0stend Manifesto, and Mr.. Buch-
anan's Filibusterism. Also, Mr.. FillmOre's
Speeches at Albany and Rochester. Printed
on plain type in pamphlet form, and furnished
at 81 per hundred or Sl2 so cents per thous-
and. Send 10 your orders accompanied with
the cash
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Canvass Documents.

In answer to repeated enquiries by letter
and otherwise, we will state for the informa.
ton of our friends throughout the State, that
the American Central Committee have now
on hand, and are preparing large lot of ex
cellent campaign papers for distribution. We
mediately, and suggest some safe and specify
means of delivery. When large number is
wanted, the postage is too burdensome to jus
tify their transmission by mail. LIT our friends
everywhere be active in circulating documents.
All the masses want is information. Let the
people know the truth, and our canvass is
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR NESTING July

REGULAR NESTING July "a
The regular meeting OF the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Nashville was held at the
Council rooms in the Market House, July cath
After reading the minutes ofthe previous meet.
ing, which al pt,d, Mr. Dardru presented
the report Of the revenue Collector, and water tax
Collector which were received aud ord cred to be
led
Various accounts were received and ref, FRED
among which was one Of three huadrcd dollars
from DR.. daidin, for vdccinatng the Children o {
the II igh School, which was referred TO the II
nance Committee
Aid Anderson presented report from the Street
Committee showing the surveys of the Civil En-
gueer aud fixing the grades Of certain streets,
VIII ch after being amended was adopted. Vari-
Gus surveys from the Civil Engineer, we're present.
ed in connection with the report.
A disposition is manifested n remedy the long
existing evils heretofore arising from deficient
grades, which we trust NAV never again be allow
ed 10 slumber until the whole city is provided with
well improved streets.
AID ESiug Of the special committe, reported
that the work heretofore ordered TO be done on
South Union and High streets aud Ewing avenue,
had been completed at an expense OF S2O7. Re.
port received and ordered 20 BE- filed
The Financial Committee reported through Aid
Darden against granting the petOns of A. w Put
nam, c. K. Gascock and Ichahod +. Hill, a prt
ton upon the same subject from Dr. Nayhcd, wts
presented 10y Aid Martin all OF which were reject
ed.
The petition Of Mrs T.. Boyd, in relation to a
slave under age was granted.
A petition from citizens on Cedar street in rela-
ton 10 a sewer, Was referred TO the Street Com
mittee.
petition numerously signed By citizeus ia dc
fereut portions of the city praying for increase
Of the size OF the water pipe, even should it
require special taL also providing for erecting Ia
the future fire proof buildings. was read ani Ieirrs
red 10 the Water Works Committee.
A preamble and resolution was adopted return
ing the thanks OF tie Board 70 the Assessors who
were selected value aud cqual,ze the assessments
on the taxable property OF the city; also making
d.tioua appropriation OF $500 10 ThOs j.
Halle Tor extra LABOR Ia making out the tax books
Aid Martin introduced a resolution directing the
Water Works Committee, In 60 junction ~uh the
City Engineer and superintendent of The water
works 20 inquire into tDc Il me bod whe:her by
masonry dirt embhukments. OF raising the oil
Reservoir upon g level with the new, and report
at the next meeting, which adopted
Aid Nance offered a resolution providing that
when the WAter- pipe nov cOntracted Tor Is laid
down ne far as Oak street, or the CITY Ceneiry
the residue o said pipe shall be laid down upon
Fillmore street In the direction OF n J Slads, as
far the will go. Refined to the Water
Works Committee.
On motion Of AID. Morris, the Hog Law was
Brought forward its third reading upon tax ing
the aves aud noes a tie vote was the result which
amount. 20 rejection. Adjourned.
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NASHVILLE:

~ The Patriot is the Of the "Te Wig
essrs SIXTH, MORGAN Co. having purchased the print
, materials, subscription list, &C., Of the latter.
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To whom an orders must hs addressed
FoF sale BY DragE ard County Merchants 10 all pArss
thc United stAtss Ana The CAnAass, ard By
ApisgsA~ 2. GRAY SasnvuIH
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American Meeting.

Hon. EDwIN H. EwING will address his fell
low-citzens on the issues of the Presidential
contest al
Johnson's Corner, Broad Street,
On SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26th'
In the event of rain the meeting will as
semble at the Market House.
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Preserve Your Fruit in

Orders for tickets addressed tc JANIS WINTER Box g.
Nashville Tenn. will be promptly attended to. jy2lwt
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

/ the Piano Forte and Music saloon of MCCLURE,
can be found the largest and best ortment OF Pianos
offered 10 this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
Fl ain and beautifully Carved Rosewood Ore Of them
is Semi grand which for briancy and purity Of tone is
unsurpase by any Square Piano, before the public
The makers A. II Gale Co. have even surpassed them
selves, and will add laurels TO their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument can be
commodated upon reasonable terms il they
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers Ihave also large
stccG a nall Il struments Neodeons and Sheet Music
bracing all the New Pieces Waltzes Polkas, Song &C &c
Schools &c, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House in the United States.
az Remember the Number, SO UNION STREET.
June 2, 1856.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

n NHE next AcAarmic year - commence sepieUbsr Isl
THIS InsttstioR has "a oft years q anntsrrnpt
ed pfofp~ritF.
10 ncsArd heaith y believed % have equal IN ne
uallsd sates ChrIrrA, Chds and Fever, Typhojd and
carles Fever and similar fatal dise4ses have
s here Rat tAFss deaths a. BosldsFs N tosty
In regard maternal darnce-caams cquaii With the
best regulated private ams In Al hai Fsates 90 personal
habits, noFai and mentai ca taFe-
Farlsys almost sxcasiy-iy. saaihern Teachers. Ne
sauthFa Pzrsnt h gives this lRstiatan personal
Aninktsn VII Ihisk, hnd fearea iar going frsAsF
Jsiy, slss-swsv O D. nuoIf
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PIANo TUNING.-The card Of Ph. Schneider
Piano Tuner, will be found in other place. Mr..
thoroughly understands his business, and has
heretofore given entire satisfaction to those
of our citizens who have availed themselves
of his services.
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GREEN BASE PocAHosTAs Co, April 10th, Is55.
few months since patient applet "a
me for medical advice afflicted with severe form OF secon
dairy syphilis Che had under the charge Of two phys
clans without deriving relief Using the regulal
remedies of the profession the disease stuborDly resist
ed ali nv efforts The reputation Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture having reached me ana being personally ac-
quanted with yourselves, determined TO give trial
three bottles cured him.
As an act Of Justice TO suffering humanity cannot with
hold nv testimony virtues Alternative and prompt
purifier of the blood and take pleasure in recommending
to the profession and the pubic generally.
Yours respectfully v. bUIIHE4.
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CHANCtnY SALE.

QN virtue Of Deer 81 Che haneeFy Court Nkshve
ID Tenn, 10 Ns lnss, JOHN n. Iili, ali eHmen
oignn. VII on IN Sh DAY q August nrKt eHpose Iar
pub safe & ths tshes bidd-r Court House yard
q s.id ey, the olovlnF q groun1 % iii part % los
No - u hoch aud htcstdes addition Aashville .
f~ntnE sNty siz iest hsrks and running bach
ems hundfsd And slightly feet more ICES.
IEsss-Sss proffg si b. sois credit Of H. twelve
Abd esharn enihs, notes vel secsrea hearing interest
ana isia Fsieinsa lyiil c. D. DRIts, {. An.
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BITTERS.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco's.

I'VE are also agents for Mills HosrETTER Or CREE
w Aromatic stOu ach Btters 1Uu boxes assorted now
store. LYONS a Co, 10 Cedar street
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MAP OF NAsuvmLE.-The map Of this city,
commenced by the late II. c. MARCEL, snd in
progress Of completion at the time of his
death, is said to be by far the most reliable
and complete of any that has yet been issued.
That so much labor should 60 for naught is
most unfortunate, not only for tile family of
Mr.. NJ, but also for the city. An effort, we
learn, is being made 10y Mr.. Whitford, com
peteut gentleman, to finish the map for the
benefit Of Ms MARCEL. II order to do SO, a
much larger subscription is necessary than has
been obtained, and we hope that it may read
lily be obtained. This map will be Of great
value to The most Of our people, especially to
nrnperty holders.
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NON DICIN ES


1T is estimated that Ayers GERRY
4 PICTORIAL and Cdtldtic FUs have 4 ~
done more TO promote the public y w. "a
health than any other one cause II XS&RE
There en- be question thIt the
Cherry Pectoral has, By its thousand
on thousand cures Of Colds, Coughs, *
Asthma Group. InnuenEa, Bronchts, EN@Rzh
&C, very much reduced the proper e(fS-13aka5& IN
ton OF deaths from consumft,ve dis 80 -~,-@@uA
eases IN this country. The Pills are
good Pcctora and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs or less purgng Purge the Blood
from les impurities Purge the bowels Liver and the whole
viscera system from obst Purge the dis,
which the body work its Decay. bnt for Is
eases We should die Iny Of cd Take dotrs early
and hrust from the system befrv Is yet too strong 70
yield.
Ayers Pills 10 thrust out diseA not ouly while Il Is weak
but when has taken strsug hold. Read tn astounding
statements Of those who have been cured by them nom
dreadful scrouil Dropsy, VI err, Skin Diseases, Rheuma
tsu. Neuralgia, DyspvpsiA lnternh Pains, bilious Com.
paints rartburn Headache Govt and many danger
Gus still, threatening ailments, such pimplrs the
face Worm Nervous irrtsby Loss Of Appetite frrsgu.
ari,s Dizziness In the head Ccls Fever ysentery and
indeed every wriety Of complaints for which PugAtive
Remedy IL iequred.
ese no random tements, bat authenticated
aby ycur own mel lhbors ana souf o~n Pbysicisns
ffy the N once and 700 will Re without al, m.
Price IS eeas per box-5 boxe. flr a..
Prepared by DR.. J c AYER, Lowell, Mass and
sold, Wholesale, BY W. W. b. RKf DENONltLf,
Retail, by 10. G. BROWN. Nashville,
Andbv al Druggists and Merchants the South
fuyl-2mtWkS
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American Rally at Carthage

There will be a rally of the American Party
and the friends of Fillmore and DOneIson at
Carthage on the 2Srh inst. Able and eloquent
speakers have been invited to attend. Friends
of the Union, to the rescue!
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Public @pcakinG,
Sharp,s Rifles.

ALL Spor.,mrn who o. a good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted Tor large game, Deer, &c in
Tilted 90 call the 4 FAN and Cunnngh Am, No 81
Public Square, and examine Shs Pc Patent Sporting Rife"
Shich ia rapidly Of Firing accuracy OF aim and length Of
range is FAR superior any invented, abd unlike
any other Patent Gun introduced it. construction
Is exceedingly simple that it liable get
oford,r" than The common Kentucky RIFE.
Pa C. have also shot Guns made on the same Pa
tent Iyl6-6n
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American Meeting in Franklin,
Williamson County.

Jo A. MOEwEN, E~q, will address the
citizens Of Franklin, in Williamson county, on
the questions of the Presidential canvass, on
SATURDAY, JUNE GOTH. Other speakers will
be present Let there be large attendance.
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Corn Meal.

- PEAKlNG OfHam 1 lave lot Of very choice ones, 70
= sale low at D. G. RUMSEY'S.
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Os ID YOUR HpR>ss.
A IL kinds Of Horse Feed at QUICK. MEAD Co,
n ianeSO No. il Soath College 81.
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Pigmies are Pigmies still, though perehed on
Alma

= o SINGS POPE, but that "Bank Verse" sung the
closing hymn Of our Mayor AMI Aldermen, makes "our"
Pony (th editorial fraternity will please excuse big horse
and our cart big cart and tax big notwithstand
ing treated the committee which cost us 81 per
lua cash. We hope many friends will assist US in our
Htcon, and send big lot Of subscribers To clubs Of
50 less will do hsndsome thing The Horse and
Cart will regular usual notwithstanding, hcwsomeyer
ID. G. RUMSEY.
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I have something sweet to sell you,


4 M uuuITtu Da- % FIQur,
" Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited my bet the following
terms rs Hams and enough Meal Flour With it,
that the successful candidate will BE- the next President he
lives and does resign. s. Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat will receive
many electoral votes the one who is successful.
The balance bet opportunity offers tie chances in all
to equal TO the two mentioned above If these bets
taken sOon the whole will be sold Of the
depostor. Cheap for cash ID, G. RUAISEY.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ 0 z, o o !!
will be distribu;t d according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!!
EVERY OTHER TIcKEr SURE To DRAW A PRIZE
300. 900 Numbers, Is, 100 Prizes,

1890 Priz amounting to. $4,000
The IS OOO Prizes 81 determined by the number
which DIR .ws $4,000 prziftha humber should be
old number then very I'D number ticket in the scheme
viii entitled to 81 in addition to any other prize which
the ticket may draw
Purchasers buying equal quantity of odd and even
number tickets vii be Of drawing nearly half the
cost of the same with chances Of obtaining her prizes
All tickets ending with o. g 4, S, are eSen-an
those ending With l, 8 Z, 9 are odd.
~ Remember that every Prize is ORA and payable in
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes OF 81 600 and under, pa Immediately after
II drawng-oher DR. the usual time OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers will forwarded purchasers Immediately after
the drawing.
Whole Tickets SIS: Halves 80, so; Quarter l,25.
Pz5 Tickets cahed or renewed in other either
Office Order for Tickets can addressed either to
s. SWAN 4 CT Atlanta, Ga,
lyle g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Are You Getting Bald

Is your hair turning gey5 Do wish to cultivate good
whi,ker and moustaches? Your hair to be so ssy and
glossy? Your head COOL comfortable and free Of dand
ruff? Mothers your children to have luxurian heads
ofharP Then use BoGLk's HYPERION FLUID, which eoer
fails in its unerrng effects Prices IS cts, so cts IS cts and
81 so per bottle Boges Balm OF Cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating Id pimp!es and Identifying the
complexion Price so cts. Inventor aud proprietor, W.
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere
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ITO STOCK RAISERS the Farming Community general
ly who win $50 90 in postage stamps will tell
them how TO make Big Horse out of Colt.
me 81 n q PITNSEY
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STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

IlIE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the pub
lie large proportion Of which having failed successfully
10 stand the Of thorough trial having fallen short
" the representations of the venders well the eXpeca
lions Of the purchasers general dtust has been created
the public mind for al machines Of this descptO Hence
il becomes consideration q the Importance before
the general introduction machine ng which there
Doubt and connected with hch there have been
30 many failures that should first have been subjected
the most thorough and critical test and its claim merit
clearly established beyond doubt This machine has
in existence upwards Of twelve months during which
Zine has submitted TO the tests and has
dergone notifications and alterations with view Of bringing
4 as perfection possible II complete, and pre-
ented TO the public in the full confidence
wants Of the farming community and sustain the high repu
taton has already obtained, and the opinions formed Of t
by all who have used IT,
We claim for it
lst Great strength and durability
2i An entire freedom from complication, being simple
a. 10 De- easily operated by boy fifteen years of
age without N, 81 ghtest fear Of arrangement
81 superiority and excellence Of execution, cutting with
great ease rapdity and eNactness.
4h. Great economy in price, being offered at the low rate
Of light Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned but would occupy
too much space.
Il possesses PECULIARLY, however, remarkable and
important that f0rhear making mention Of IT, We
aude SPRSG designed to keep the knife
always proper place, and uniformity Of
ton the time yielding any hard and 0reiy sub
stance the appearance 4 which IN most machinery would be
liable 20 produce serious injury.
County Rights Middle and West Tennessee for sale upon
extremely advantageous They be made by any
worker wood Men q euergy wanted TO act Agents
Address JAMES BALDWIN & co,
mayi-w3m NAsHyTLLE, Tvnnessee
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Tickets $40 90: Halves SIS 90; Quarters $3.50.
pRIZES AYABLE WIT II OUT DEDU CT ON.
The Z 800 prizes Of 4SH determined by the number
hch the 600 prize-f that number should be
do number then every odd number ticket ia the scheme
will be entitled IS So il nun Der then every ven
number cket viii b. entitled to IS So in addition to
9th, Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
oumbers tickets will certain OF drawing nearly one-haf
he same, with chances II obtaining other prizes
All those ticJtt ending with O. 2 a. 6, s. eVen-al
those ending with I, 8, 5, 7, 3 are odd
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctuay aende to. Communications con-
hdentia Bank Notes of sound banks taken At par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diatelv.
Address JAMES 2. WINTER, Manager,
MACON. Ga.
Orders for tickets addressed To JANIS WINTER Box B.
Nashville Tenn. will be promptly attended to- iy2lwkw