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Archbishop HUGHES ON TIE iRowrn OF Ro-

ARcHBsuoP HUGHEs ON TIE GROWTH OF Ro-
MAN CATHOLICISM IN AMERIcA-In his late
lecture at Baltimore be said
"Seventy years ago, not going ont of this
period in the history of the United States of
America, was the first occasion on which the
Catholic church was tried by such circum-
stances. What is the condition to-day of the
Catholic chnrch-i,s population made up of
three elements2 Two millions three hundred
and ninety-seven thousand five hundred souls
Then there were twenty-five or twenty-three
prests-now there are seventeen hundred and
sixty-one priests. Then there was no bishops
to ordain priests, if there were candidates
now there are seven archbishOps and thirty
five bishops There were but the four cl urches
| have newfoundland now there are nine
teen hundred and ten churches besides other
stations where divine worship is held to the
number of eight hundred and ninety five.
Then, in the Catholic church, there was not
a Catholic seminary for the training of LeviteS
for the sanctuary-now there are thirty seven
seminaries appropriated exclusively to the
training of youth to serve both God and man.
Then there were no colleges-nOw theirs are
twenty four Incorporated by the States in
which they are placed. Then we had but one
female academy-now we have one hundred
and thirty"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21
SO EW
GTOV I'M

IR0M the stable OF the subscriber the HOensvle Turn
pike, Nashville, Tuesday night, the 21h inst
large BAY MARE FIVE years old fully Is hands tgh very
fat small white spot the left side Of her neck and some
white on both hind feet, Just above the boot
Also, Bay Mare MULE is hands high half Of shoe
LEFT fore foot gone stands little up the right fore foot
four years Old this Spring.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery Of the AMI
mas and thieves a proportion for either Of them
GIBSON MERRITT.
Nashville, Feb. 81, 1876.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21

National COnvention-the 18th Section
We are gratifed to learn by telegraph
ic despatch from Philadelphia, published in
our second edition yesterday, that the
Southern members of the National Ameri-
can Convention had resolved to stand by
the 18th section of the platform of last
year cat all hazards
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21
FOR ST. LOUIS.

TNHE Splendid Passenger Packet c;TSSn
L SALLIE WEST, J. N. CORBTT, Ky -ftsStfaSS1
Master VIII leave for the above and szx1zszsEzsz<s
all intermediate ports SATURDAY, 23,d t. slant, 10
O'Clock, A NJ For freight passage apply board TO
feb2l-3t A HAMlLTON, Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21

"Gie US a hand O. thine" says the Gazette
to the Patri0t Most cordially. We thank
you for your compliments, and will try to
deserve them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21

to meet, that issue, and everybody else,
speakers and writer's, must resort to "Os~
armory" for their weapons. Prudent and
provident Banner! The many anxious in
quirers of last summer in regard to the
"Banaer'sD position and intentions, will be
glad to know it was not wholly unoccupied.
Its .'far-reaching sagacity" was beyond the
appreciation Of its readers. While the
balance of the column was engaged with
the enemy, it was loading its guns, and
preparing to fight. Unluckily the field was
lost before it brought its enginery to bear.
Grouchy came too late. But we are per-
haps devoting too much attention to this
high-sounding manifesto We only hope
that the vigor of the war will fully come
up to its lofty phrase. Should it fortunate
" do so, we shall assuredly claim the hon
or. For ourselves we have no flaming
aramt-c0urier to herald our coming or our
doing. 'By their works shall ye know
Them" says a high authority, and if they
cannot speak for US, we are content to be
unknown
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and would not support men who avowed such prin-
cipIes as those maintained BY johnson and Todd
The correspondent of the New York Herald says
''The National American State Council, of which
Joseph W. Hunsicker is President, meets on the
10th in our city. The Freesoil body, headed BY j.
r. Edic, Johnston, Todd, Gobbler, Simms and 9th
ers, have announced the meeting for the 18th inst
They had just 20 delegates u at the last meeting
held at Altoona. 1t is expected that the comm z
meeting, however, will be better attended, as all
the scattered forces viii be drummed up. / hear
that runners are nos out for the purpose"
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FOR LOuIsVILLE AVN CINCINNATI

I HE substantial light draught, reg a G7@n -
i ular passenger and freight steam. gl-Sd-1stiAAs |
ECLIPSE, A. SUTFIN, Master, sue2k<-=ESz<sz7zzs
will leave for the above and all intermediate 3ndnas
FRIDAY, the 22d instant at O'Clock, NJ soud the naYi
CATION Of the Ohio permit if not, thereafter it will
permit For freight passage, apply on board or to
feb2l H. IL. HARRISON, Agent.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ AA6 OOL4Os
ueZ&<-<e The undersigned would respectfully an
ET~@usS nounce 70 his friends and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that he has returned city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and that
ISOLATED with him, the talented Artist Mr. p AusUsrus
WDERorHi and he Reels assured nom d
other STATE that their Efforts in their profession cannot fail
to be received win yOr by tie Of ar in Tennss se
NASHVILLE, Dec -, 1875.
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THIRTY HEAn OF BLOOD HORsEs
SHELL COMES

SHELL COMBS
MOTHER supply Of Shell. Tuck, Readng, Put and fine
y Combs Also, Ivory, Buffalo and India huhe.r Ccmbs
frbi6 J. II. AeGlLL.
ORANGES.
= = BOXES SWIFT ORANGES IN good order. For sale
81 ~ tehi5l J.G. a Q. kOhkkfsOS.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
HAVE number OF Negrce Tor sale, uongst lem seve
i raj Plough Boys and good Hou.e tfri also number
one Blacksmith. liebl5l EEESw. PORTER
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COME AT LAST!
LlOyds Steamboat Directory, and Dis
asters on the Western Waters.

ALSO:
MAcACLAYS HISTORY % ENGLAND.
MIMIC LiFE
HAMPTON Hal MS.
GLASCEs ANB GIaPsEs. as r.s
Tia RUSSIAN EaFIREs Ia Resources. GovsrnDent
and Pelcy.
M FIKsr skAsOS. ~ Rsairies Rsyselds.
THE HOaEETE4D on fHEaILLsIDE. By he Ansher
q Tempest aad sahsAins.
THE H0UsE 81 THE WOODS A Poem. D. r n Head.
RJLLOs TOUF II SCOTLAND. p Abboe-
LANcFs % LYNwtoD. - he Aaihos q asaFtseass-
Ma u MAJ LIE Ihs Aesshaai YsasL Kit BAaaas Adj
ventures. Yarns n an % Mariner fhs Great Resy
Dlauaonl SO. For sale b. cuARLEs ". SMITH
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@ n. NI-upL- p GRKEN. n n. BAILEY.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos IS and a College ST. Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NO.. IA anu 20 SoiieRe % wear broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
DsALEEs N
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Grain, &C., &C.
DY LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS our
ID Sto u 6rucsries 10 IN part complete and a.
prepared 20 err ndccement City ard COaniEy Dealers
uho may fsor ulh cat We have "a store and 10 ar
uvs, The solowns 6oois which vii sell 10 for Cash
10 hhis. Fair % Choice NeSl g boxes Pickles,
Orleans sugar, 90 DO Glassware
DO barrels MsdAsses, % DO Yeast Posders,
Is do. Co, eases Ky Mustard,
IS hauels syrup, 10 tAEs spice,
$50 tags Ko Coffee, 20 % Pepper,
g barrels Mackercs 5 Dc ginger,
q y d. d., loo nsmliohns asso ted Elsss,
. Kits do, 1a0 NJ G Gaps,
So Keys Nai assorted Sizes % boxes Star Candies
% bixss NJ. X. Faisns, ~ cases Matches,
100 Painted Buckets 50 chests Tras vars brands,
o. Nets d.. luts, 10 RIBS Almonds,
80 Goa a Londoa Porter, TOO drums fresk Figs,
5000 Cigars, Eafiout brands 81 boxes Herring.
TogsihsE Sith every srtiels usEsly sep IN Hne.
NfCMOL GREEN 4 BAILEY
70 We also hsvs 10 store on consignment i2o0 bags
Gn- -alt Factory hisd, shch viii sci very cheap-
lsbi4 Ma
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21
acts About Ambrotypes.

Facts About AmbrOtypes.
A MBROTK PTS vere "Itt'roducsd" Ia NashYihe
u ~ a LARCONbh-
Amhrotypes made novh eise 10 NashVhe tsan Al
q e Ambrotype Rooms, No 40 College st.
Anhroty pes are uaic upon double plate gloss, hefusti
eay sealed add thus protected against all posbhy o. Ia
Jury.
Ambrotype Countsrfeits made on single glass, not
sealed ard are urahe oTdnary daguefrrotype
Amsrutyes named by the invent % dsiinguhh
them from other pictures Other b0rroN the ndnae
and apply 10 IN erior picture Which lacks ne main
points u - Amhrotype-tone and durabh.fy tebi8
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21

On lots suit puchasrrs and 10000 Acres OF the very
best and mos, alyantag Ously situated cane bra e. and
hack land" i1clud rg the nine plantations known as the
''Frigy Pan'ato >" "Nud Hall 'Sixte NTH" "Kng Plan
tation," "fevns Place" Ludlow, "Lodebo" Holmes
Pace the "CrOss Roads al Of whc for Cotton aud
Corn are inferior to no plantations in the world.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09
paeking ont Backing Dom

The administration backs out and lets down
day by day in its Kansas policy. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune, writing on August lst, saws:
The times are pregnant with significant
events The administration cannot withstand
the pressure of public opinion. 1t is giving
way before the scorn and contempt of an indig-
naat people First, Squatter Sovereignty is
abandoned; second, the adminstr ton annuls
the infamous territorial laws of Kansas; third
the President removes Shannon; fourth, he APP
points Col Geary, of Pa, aClto as recommended
by Gov Reeler; fifth, Toombs votes against
confirming him; sixth, in reply to question
from Gen. Wilson why Shannon was removed,
an administration Senator is reported to reply:
We h"Ue toupd him, SIR, to be more than you
proceed him last february. He is a sco~nareI,
sir; a Id sc0uad1cl.''
In addition to the above, it is now reported
that the President is ready to strike a blow at
} Judge Lecompte. The President has express
ed his dislike Of Lecompte's infamous course
very freely Of late, and his determined that he
(Lecompte) shall never try the State prisoners
under charge OF treason in Kansas and to this
end the President will either order mol pros.
to be entered in their case to-day, or change
their trials from Kansas to Sylvania, ny a
bill which will be introduced in the Senate by
Senator BigIer, of Pa, which will be pileted
through the douSe by member of the Ad-
ministration party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

CHOICE FAMILY FLoUR.-We have received
from Messrs. Titles & Erwin, proprietors
the Canal Mills, a sack Of flour made of Sc
lected new wheat. After a fair trial we pro
nounce it probably the best flour ever used il
our family, if white, light sweet bread,
can afford the proper evidence. Mr. Little in
forms US that this is a fair sample Of the -four
now being made at his Mills for the Evans
vile market. All the -four made at these
Mills for the home trade is from selected ,Cheat,
and very superior. It is now sold extensively
in this city, and will recommend ITSELF. We
invite the attention of families 20 this flour,
feeling assured that if they once try it. they
will use no other. 1t is sold at many Of the
groceries, and orders left at the mills by Ell
Their families or dealers will be promptly at
tended to. 1sss..s.s ..3f..fn
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ElHED:

residence of Mr. J. b. Page. Frankfort Ky. Mr. j.
N HERsHBERGER Saturday. Aug Id. in the 2sh Of
his age.
- 20. why hls worth short Date
While villains ripen grey in crime
The native Charleston Virginia in
Frankfort KY had years prior his de-
citizen of this by honest honorable
and upright business he had condolences of all who
knew him Socially AMI citizen his loss is deeply felt.
he known possessed all qualities OF
gentle" and generous feeling the human He
is mourned by HIS friends than they BELIZE
worthy their highest regard wha deeply
sympa thize with his I'll cssd arntlv m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

DYsrEPsIA .There but few who do At time
the unpleasant indigestion
such of fullness weight and unea5Heso
bitterness in the mouth. ok head
achs. &c All such ceilings evidence
ing dyspep5t which should Away be eheched ahd cured
the of HoSTErTEEs stomach Btters wGicb
infable remedy all plain To this
will testify no the proved RI
facts HoSTSTrERs iittsrs for sale by principal
/ hALL0CK & <ToDDARD.
fy3-d&w WOOL>E Ely & SAWYER
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be for Fillmore and his administrative Pol1cyF-
for we take it for granted every Fillmore hopes
for his election, and like us believes there is a
good prospect of his election. That should be
the question with every Fillmore man,
Lockhart was bitterly opposed to Fillmore
when he was President. He is still opposed
to him and to his principles, and an endorser
of the Pierce administration to the fullest ex-
tent of its imbecility for good and its power
for evil, and all it's acts of omission and com
mission. No man in the District has proven
himself so little entitled to the confidence and
support Of all good Fillmore men as Lockhart,
for no man has more signalized himself by
low. vindctiye, inscriptions abuse, of the
principles Fillmore represents. There is no
bitterer, meaner, more unprincipled opponent,
in this District, Of all we advocate, of all we
hold near and dear to our hearts in politics.
We need not recall the words and acts of his
past, for his is admitted. He is of all other
men, the most Objectionable our opponents
could have presented to the American party.
t. the Fillmore men of this District There
is, indeed, not single redeeming trait about
the man or the politician, to recommend him
to our respect. much less to our support.
But Mr.. Veatch declares that if Fillmore is
elected, he will give his administration his
hearty support. More than this, he would
advocate his claims, if he stood as good a
chance of defeating Old Lineism in this State as
Fremont He has never warred against Mr.
| Fillmore, but he has waged bitter, most de-
termined war against the Old Line party, and
he is still doing it. If Fillmore be elected
Mr.. Veatch, if elected, will take his seat in
Congress supporter of the Fillmore admins
tration-and this is the great result we should
look at if we were running a strictly Fillmore
candidate. Now how can any man, an earnest
| friend of Fillmore, stand idle in a contest like
this? We say he is not only committing a
fatal error, but he is not walking in the plain
path of duty. 1t certainly seems to us the
plain, unmistakeable duty, Of every Fillmore
man in the District, to defeat Lockhart. This
can be done by unity and eeorh. Yet his
warmest opponents are having their ardo1
cooled by the action, or want of action, of those
who, it seems to us, should be striving and
earnestly striving, to second their efforts.
we are mistaken in our position, it is an honest
mistake-but never shall it be thrown up tc
us we were instrumental in any manner If
sending James Lockhart to Congress to rep
resent the first District Of Indiana Thu:
much to Americans or Fillmore men, exclu-
sively. We trust the occasion will never
again arise calling upon us to publicly discus.
With political friends, or oaon duty To-mor
row, perhaps. we shall proceed to address tn,
people of this District on the subject Of Judge
Lockhart, and his claims upon their votes az
a candidate for Congress-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09
For the Journal.
Fillmore all Right.
PRINCETON, IND., Aug. Z, 1856

Mr.. EDITOR:
The Americans raised a pole here this morn
ing one hundred and eighty feet high, in honor
OF Mn. FILLMORE. They hoisted upon the
pole flag fifty feet long, which waved proud
~ DER the Buchanan flag, it being only about
one hundred and forty feet high This shows
the true spirit in which ever lover of liberty
and his country, appreciates Mr.. Fillmore
Let every friend to Mr.. Fillmore work zeal
ously for his cause. Yours, &C.,
YOUNG BLENCO
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- Iucog" sends us an excellent al

0- Incog" sends US an excellent and
scOrchi@gly severe letter on the subject of the
West Franklin atIray, the implication of two
officers and the course OF the Enquirer. But
as we had already signified our intention of
dropping this subject, having given it full at
tenton, and deemng nothing more necessary
to concentrate puhlic condemnation where it
belongs, we feel obliged to decline Incog's''
article, pointed as it is. We may here say,
however, that every statement contained in
our narration Of the particulars OF this affair.
excepting the one we have publicly corrected,
has been substantiated by the oaths of wit
neSses We say this for the benefit of the
editor Of the Enquirer, who because Of the
single error, and first made known to the pub
lie as an error by ourselves, has endeavor-
ed to throw doubt over the whole, and make
it an excuse for not publishing that which
might imPiicate his lord, master and con
science keeper. $685.. .u
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Fillmore Club.

p Let every Fillmore man recollect that he is
called upon to attend a meeting at Apollo HALL
this evening to form a Fillmore Club. This
organization is indispensable for the campaign
and it will be PIT through with Enthusiasm
The meeting this evening has been called by a
large number of persons, and we have no
doubt will be numerously attended. All the
preliminaries will be arranged for the organi-
zation, besides which there will be one or more
Speeches made The ladies have been invited
to attend, and we hope numbers of them will
grace the occasion. They are for Fillmore al
most unanimously, and let them give evidence
Of the fact by being present at the laying Of
the corner stone of the Fillmore Club.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

MAsr-The Madison (Ind.) Courier says
"a friend from the country brought US two
twigs off an oak, to shew what an enormous
quantity of acorns there will be this year
Our friend says he has seventy hogs, and he
will not have to feed them at all until fattening
time The drouth, ifnot good for the growing
corn, appears to have been excellent for the
mast. Be thankful, brethren, for the acorns.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

RE- There will he of the stock Olders of the
No rthcrn Plank r. comPary the fh, OF Jones &
BIZ the city of Evansville saturday Aunsp9th
which tim the affairs OF the Compa-
ansv l.. Ia tian polls aud eelaud Str4izht Line Rar ad
Comtany he permitted locate their Road reneer
Plank useless thus The
travel from Nam deprive the portien Il
the Stockholders of the principal teHdt aIe ed when
trey scri5ed their stock?'' 81 e. 70 q.
y3i lot w.. JAMES G JONES Secretary.
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"a. UEaAmLEA FEnrEL,



E'Ih aa.rqnra lessee of this wl erected and admi
ly adapted TO rEL. pie announcing
tn pu9 and especially pas eagers arriving
depar ih- Portland hart that this
9iy furnished ano ready for be o uess
Every item Of FITn bedding indeed the
r2ush ut is tilted viii articles expressly msuufaeured
flr ta- hon
~tu-tad the ST CHARLES ,ameliateiy
III ipsl shipping po. for Lou syille where neai5
all hr guests from whence they de-
i1r be VIZ sud south bs ahO is
and comfort the traveller here rpre riSs
this Pc Mt
II shall he che epdeavcr the Proprietor
E.tatlishmet mbaRd Hber1A shave # public patro
bfcause intends it The House with
excessive grounds cool shady aud
isuusu rpassed transient house 1t hall he
H0tellackinx of essentials of such
n eztaf lishu1ent.
Mn J. W RBonING well know the sling public,
from hEs long connection VITA tells in onisvilT-
l. all assist tn general
TIL rInags ofthe rublIeis respecrl lily solicted
y11 " vs. OWEN Proprietor.
ETxFRA "a Willy FL0Jit-frem new Wheat, on
a hand and for sale &C Second street Mills
y@1-iw B. HART.
sKELE FtREs SALE.
Ny one wishing 10 buy good four old Mule will
pletss call soon ut ys0 tRESTDN BROS.
ESioEB, 8AIGN ANp LtHD.--We have on hand a
small lo T." ti"ur Bacon lard asd Corn Meal. which
wish to sell 70 close cousignment
y3o PRESTON BROS.
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Pole RAIsING--We hope Evansville will
be represented at the pole raising at Newburg.
The Fillmore men Of Newburg will raise a
tall pole there this morning, and we know
they would be happy to see few of Fillmore's
numerous friends of this city. We cannot be
with them, but we wish them happy time.
Mr. Harlan, of this city, will address the citi-
gems of Newburg in the evening. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09
z,<REsH RICE tierces Just rec d. for sale by
81 alga L b. GILBERT & co. Syo. near VS.


nRDERED. That the OF property Mulberry St.
extending from the the old Grave ard rnd also
Cherry extending from See
ond ST to the rver the Plank Sidewalk along aid
streets repaired within the publication Of
default Street Com missioner is
proceed and rf0I sad aud the
viii assessed and by
oprry will satisfy said lien and
By 0 the Council.
aug lot WELL. II. WALKER. C.erk.
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Wus.ni Walt,al!!

No iees this place. per line insertion
20 line three times; 80 cents ger line week dis
cOu IN
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2 a
EHAvING associated with in business MI. Charles
McJohnstou. Jr in place Of Mr. s. Vickery retired.
We will eontinne do q Family Grocery and Provision
business old stand the Washington HOTEL,
under the and style of VIcKERY Il JOHNSTON.
will be happy wait all old friends and eusto-
mers and many may favor with thsir
patronage, promising to do the agreeable TO all.
JAMES W. VIOKHRY.
P S.Nr Sam'i Njckery is authorized make eoliss-
pay all demands against the old firm fhs name
the old firm will used in the liquidation ofdehts
jy17 Nv. 8
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RUTCHEm,> NoTaCE.

&hRDERED that the Market Master proceed TO sell the
" Market House. next saturday
morning ocIoct said sails to sold TO the highes
bidder aud to he started each paid
said sale aud in default thereof the
he sold he pi ration Of that time.
b, order . Council, ELL h A LhEK
ag7-lt City CIgrR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and
z 80 NJ, whck local passengers will he taken
~ For any informstfon through Tickets apply tn
Conpanys Transportao8 Office headof Lacust
ansyIs4 z tief4 IL J DANIELS SUIT
Prneeton Carie- and Henderson Patriot take Gu other
adv. and