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Persons Qualified to Vote.

The following is an abstract of the laws
Of this State fixing the qualifications, &c,
of voters:
An persons qualified to vote for members Of the
General Assembly, are qualified to vote for rl ctors
of President and Vice President.-Aet Of 1872,
chapter 364.
Every free white mat Of the age Of twenty one
wears. being a citiz-n Of the United States, and a
citizen of the county wherein he may offer 10 vote
six months next preceding the day OF election,
shall be enttled TO a vote for members Of the Gen
eral Assembly x Constitution ATttele 4, Sec. l.
II any person offers to vote, and none of the
Judges know that he is qualified voter or, if his
vote is obj cted to by any candidate or other ct,
zen of the State-the judges OF the election, Or
come one of them, or the officer holding the cleo
ton, shall, under the direction Of the judges, or
majority of them, administer an oath or affirmation
IN the following form, or TO the following effect:
"You do solemny swear Tor affirm az the case
NAV bel that you will true answers make to such
questions as may be asked you touching your quail
ifcation or right 10 vote ia the present election
SO HELP YOU GOD"
The judges, or some Of them, shall then ask the
person Offering to vote the following questions:
Are you a citizen OF the United Statesf
Are you a citizen Of the State OF Tennessee!
Are YOU twenty-one years of agei
Do you reside in this county?
Has your home been in this county six months
next before this dayf
Have you voted at any other time or place 10
this electOns
And any other questions that the judges may
think material 10 ascertain the qualifications Of the
person Offering 10 vote
II the Judges, a majority of them, are satisfied
that the person offering 10 vote
Is citizen Of the State;
That he has attained the age OF twenty one years;
That be had his home in the county in which be
is offering TO vote elk months next preceding the
day OF election;
That be resides therein;
That he has not voted before At the same cleo
ton;
That he is otherwise qualified voter-the judges
shall thereupon receive his vote.
But if they or any Of them have reason 20 sus
pect that the person offering TO vote has sworn
falsely, the,, OF the officer holding the election, or
some Justice OF the peace, under their direction
may swear any by stsnder 70 the right and
qualification Of such person TO vote -ls4l, chap
81, s. elton 6 Constii aiioH, Art I, Sec. /.
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webster. University Dictionary.

In looking over the new and elegant st ok
of books, stationery, fancy articles, etc, re
Gently received by friend Smith, we were
shown late edition of Webster's Dictionary,
which not only recommends itself to the use
of Schools and Universities, over those OF any
other now extant, but one which we think
must come into general use on account OF It's
size, moderate price, and excellent as pro
nounciug and defining work. The vocabn'a-
ry contains many new words which have
come into use, while many that were useless
or have become sbsolete, have been left out.
The definitions are full and coViplere, while
synonyms, carefully Disseminated, are found
throughout the work.
For those who are DESTROYS of gaining an
accurate knowledge of our language, and
ready command Of its varied forms Of expires
sion, as we'll as to cultivate English compost
ZION, This book is expressly designed. An ap
pendex is added which contains Walkers Key
to the pronunciation of classical and Scrptual
names, &c; new vocabulary of modern geo
sidlh'Oal ua"iee, W. ''S''"N VIM " '
valuable tables, Latin, French, and Italian
words and phrases and the TRANSACTIONS in
common use, and an account Of the principal
deities aud heroes of antiquity. The whole
work forms a complete book of reference for
the use of al wh9 have use for dictionary.
II was edited by Charles A. GoodrIch, D. d.,
Prof in Yale College. and published by j. b.
Lppincott & Co., Philadelphia.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


IReporss Furnished by the Associated Press1
Nrw YoHx, Oct. % The steamer Quaker City
has arsived irom HavannA with dates TO the 25th-
Rumors Of waf with Mexico and anaexasou Of.
Domiuics continue to oscupy the attention Of Ha-
vauua The Governor IS busy making The neees-
sary preperatioDs. Arms tor St Domingo were on
board the man of war which to leave as sOoB
as The home Government decided its course.
Sugars firm, best qualities low grades declined
cent.
Exchange on northern cities 7s4s.
.uFYALo, Oct ga letter from Fort WASH
ington dated 2stb, gives further particulars of the
loss Of the Toledo. All on board were lost except
two deck hands and one steersge passenger. They
report having seen in the cabin three ladies and
two men-n the steerage a .nan his wife and four
children, and two men. There were doubtless
mary others The shore was strewn for miles with
pieces Of the wreck. The storm was the most ter
rife ever known. The is still roaring and ia
too heavy to make thorough search.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 20 Yesterday the Isabel ar
rived from HAVANA and Key West.
On Saturday Royal order published that
the U. s Gold will hereafter only be received for
landing permits at such value the officers may
deem correct.
Blythe had not yet assumed the duties Of the,
Consulate.
CgNxEAUT, Oct. 3O.-The propeller Sandusky
was blown ashore this morning. She vas bound
for Buffalo with cargo of 5000 bbls. OF Flour
zoe is all under water.
OGDENsBURG Oct. 30.-A fire occurred here this
morning which totally destroyed the Franklin
House, Mr.. Cruikshanks, Proprietor. Loss about
$4,000. Many of the inmates lost all they possess
ed. 1t is reported that some persons persisted in
the flames, but the report is doubtful
NEW York, Oct 30.-The distillery of johnson
& Sugsames, was burnt this morning Loss $25, 900.
Gen. Hiram Walbridge, has Withdrawn from the
candidacy for Congress, in the third district, aud
declared in favor of Daniel E. Sickles.
WAsnINsToN, Oct % The official dispatches
last received from England make no mention OF a
new Minister 10 our Government. Il is thought
none will be sent till after the Inauguration Of the
new President.
The Court of Claims meet on the 18th Of No
vember
PIrTsBURs, Oct. so noon River 81 inches wa
ter in the channel, at a stand. Weather damp and
cloudy.
New YoRK, Oct S0-Flour dull; wheat declin-
ing whit. l 65al 79, red / 5Sai 60; Corn ado
vancing, mixed 693, white 70; Pork buoyant,
81 %; Beef firm; Lard steady; Whisky downward,
34 Stocks lower.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 90 Sales of Cotton 400
baes-ll9 Tor good MlddIing
CNcINNATI Oct 30.-Flour dull, extra 500;
Whisky dull, 81; Groceries firm and unchanged
River, 80 inches water in the channel and falling
Weather cool and clear
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 80 THE river ha. fallen three
inches and is still falling slowly.
NEw York, Oct 90, evening Cotton steady
700 bales sold. The steamers Eews chad no effect
Oh the market.
NEW YORK, Oct 80, evening Cotton, sales 500
bales; Sugar buoyant at I advanced
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We have the n,ssi gratifying intelligence
frnm Nes Jersey. Ia Burlington comfy, the
Republicans have Abandoned their organiza
iiaa. and adopted The American nominal ions.
In Mercer aud Monmouth, they have done
likewise. Il Is more than probable that, Oh
this very day, the Republican electoral ticket
vii De Abandoned, and the American ticket
substituted in It's place.
Thus the good American osase is on the
high ruad 70 success IN the patriotic State OF
New Jersey. Her seven electoral votes are
safe for Fillmore and Doae.son.-- Washington
Organ, Oct. 25tA.
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) Presidential Election,
TUESDAY, Nov. 4tEH.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
FOR THE
Davidson County Rally.

l. Chief Marshal and Aids.
2 Military win form on Metemore street, corner OF
Broad. Marshais-wiH H. Horn, Jno NJ seAbuFs.
p The Young Americans. Marshsls-E o. Baxter, Jno.
EhAne
4. Fillmore and Doneson Clubs Nos and viii form on
spruce street corner OF Broad cIt1rns on Dot Mar
,ba,s Charlie. Ncho Robt. Crenshaw, W. G. Birche't,
Geo. BsekWilh, J. NJ. Barnes.
O. The ship Onion, cont uirg 81 Ladies' WI san under
the command Of Major B. s. Ray, viii Dews H. " Walden
J. chumbey, Capt. John F. Dsshen
Ladies on horseback with their escort viii Term on
south High street. right resting on Broad MarIha'-'as
L. Patterson Jas s Russell, Calvin Ferguson
Ladies 9Th their banners rrisges will firm on the
Frankiir Turnpike fronting Broad street Marshas-B'
y. cockren John Anderson st. Clair Morgan, VIII hoo
son DR.. s B. Davidson. w @. Jones
8 whites Creek Buck Hunters nth other delegations
from north side Of the river will form On Vine street. right
,.,.,ng on b DAD MArshas-F @. Earthm an, COL A. MI
lam Cunningham E. c. brake, G. W MccoWn, Kindred
Ray.
o MIL Creek Buck Huutsrs horseback from District
No and adjoining districts will form South Summer
right resting on Broad Marshas-E. Patterson John
o Battle Jno. Davis Geo G. Darden
10 Delegations HArpeth and others "ess OF Nash
viile will Broad street turnpte west o. McLe
more Fillmore and DonesOn Rangers in front har'hSis
W. W Fuleham, Jno S. Pitt, hard, W Demoss Jno. D.
Murray. Church Hooper.
H. Delegations from Hermitage ana aoJon'ng oist'c
rHsrm on North Cherry stree right resting on Broad
M.rshaIs-A-ed Cree s&n jenkins, John Hurt, Andrew
Tyler, Isaac Paul
The proc sion viii at II O'Clock precisely, down
Broad to Cherry up Cherry 10 Ca eman street. aon Cas-
teman 10 Market up Market to the Square down Market
TO Locust up Locust College up College to Cedar, up
Cedar t. Vine down Church, down O. urch to the
Pole where H. Maynard and other speakers will address
the people.
TIE torchight procession will be formed on The square
ccIock, in the eyeaing under the direction q same
Marshsls. ,.rD o., ,,A,,
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onNsuMPTIoN CURED.

ns not dscesved - base lnitatanA HEaEMAN. CLARK
cos GESCIsE COZ LvER OIL. never eisaPPeints,
asd yeAn' sHpsrisaos has provst arepsrer . all
others, aha The oniy reliable or CONSUMPTION.
Az tsSs great dek q spa, ous 81 a tks ankst adgi-
tssaisd With oa wass oil. Ae AS munh
n.f b saksn - proeurs he Gsaaine.
Osr On i made - laeiaEy IN Nswfsundlsna. knd
each bottle has ssssiars ~ sort bs saFsssi
rrs Rn.nnAE. cL.nx ca, lar saes she esath u M.
epsnsos oar aie parnss there has bsen sFs iai,e
dss.dsase RasAiezs vhlah l. n way eoanseisa via
B. q Ca, aFn. 9 A o..
sadgge Q. Brpn. Rvis ssuss ana ~ nsussrs ssn.
sranY csefF--an
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The McMinnville and Manchester Railroa,l
having been finished, the Directors have de
termined TO celebrate the event on the lab Of
November. The Buchanan democracy are 10
have Barbecue 81 NcMinnyills on Saturday
QoInorrowO and TO get crowd, some Of the
faithful have circulated the report that the
Railroad celebration comes or on that day.
We suspect the trick won, pay
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PUTSAMs MoSTHLY.-The November number Of
the above periodical is upon our table by the pa
likeness of the publishers, Dix. Edwards & Co. It
contains several excellent papers, embracing the
usual amount Of variety and interest.
We are also indebted to the same source for q
late copy OF Dickens Household Words.
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PLEASE RETURN IA diamond edition"
of Shakespeare's works was taken from this
Office of the Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic,
some time ago. This copy was presented TO
US by a valued friend, and we shall be exceed
ingly obliged to the person who has it, to re-
turn it to US Immediately.
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LARGE AND EXTENsIV .

0EA4b
OF NEW AND FASHI0EABIE STAPLE AND FAN
or DRY GOODS
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MApE
CLOTHING, HARDWARE.
Cutlery Saorsss Spades, Glassware RraRpfng Paper,
&C., 6c., &c.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, the
" 2sh, 18th and soh October We viii sell At Auction,
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods thing &C. that have
offered in this market All the Goods are new aDd
perfect Of the best styles and ferc and are every Way
respectfully request tho dealing in any Of the above
goods call and me stock previous TO day Of sale
The stock consists, partly, as follows, va
Blue ana Brown Beaver Cloths;
Black and Fancy osssmeres;
Doubled TEilled sattiDetts-all color;
Printed do; various qualities;
Bre, Brown and Gray Tweeds;
All Wool Jeans
do do;
Negro Kerseys, all Wool;
DO DO DO DO 5o.,o S9'
soper Super sed BanEetE
Common do do;
N,gfo do, ell kinds;
Two thousand pieces of Prints every Kind quality and
A large stock Of DeLanss;
A large Line Of Merines
good stock Of De Beges and Popas In fact every des
cripiOn of Ladies Dry Goods
Am2gniAcent stock OF White Goods, Enbroderies sc.
Also
All Wool Plaid Linssys;
White, Red and Yellow Fannels, all wool and Domitt;
Bleached and Brown Cotton Flannels;
S4 and 10 4 Table Linens;
Irish Linens, ON cosrsesf TO finest;
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs, all qualities;
Linea and Cotton Towel Diapers,
III Mar eilles Counterpanes.
ALSO
well assorted lot Of new and fashionable Resdy-Made
Cothng Gents Linen 3. Shirts Nett shirts Fancy era
vat, Neck Ties, Suspenders Gloves, Gauntets, &C., &C.
Also
60 eases Boots and Shoes;
IS doz Fur, Cashmere Wool Hats.
500 sets Knives and Forks assorted Trace Chains Pad
Locks, Saws, Hinges, Files rawing Knives, Pocket Cut
ieryi spades, shovels, &C., &C
Also
1000 piece Sylvan Mil Cortonade, Ginghaus;
No. Checks, Hickory shrtings, Bed Ticking;
20 bales 4 and = Brown Domestics.
These goods will sold regardless Of prices to pay adj
made them. We earnestly request CItV and
ountrv Me chants to attend this sale The goods must
and will be sold.
rERNs-Ali sums under $780, cash; all over 500,
uro"ths time, for approved iorsed note payable in
discount Of I0 per will be allowed on tine
bills for cash. TRABUE LUCU5.
ALSO
81 cases Bows, Youths and Misses Shoes;
81 dozen country nett Socks;
25 ps yellow Flame;
10 pr Negro Blankets
The entire stock with above viii be sold without
Don forget the y Tues-ay next, October 2Sth,
at o'clock, prec sey. Oet25 TRABUE LUCAS.
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f75- Capt. T. d. Farnsworth has been an
pointed Marine and Fire Inspector by the In
sIrance offices and agencies of this city. The
former post he has held for some time. A more
competent or prompt person could not be
found to discharge the duties encumbent upon
such an officer
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tB- Notwithstanding the extreme GOODNESS
OF The weather last night, sLere was 4 gooGly
number OF persons out TO hear the speaking.
Nothing can chill the ardor 4nd enthusiasm Of
the American party OF this city aud county
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COMMON CouScIL.-This body couvenes TO.
night pursuant to q call, to consider the report
ment that il would meet last night was pre-
mature. Our informant mas mistaken.
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ATTENTION AMERIoAE GUARDs.-You are
hereby notifed to appear on parade, 10 full uni-
iorro, at O'Clock precisely on Saturday morn
ing. by order the Captain.
K. s. PATTERSON, o S.
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gE- A very choice stock Of Boots. Shoes, DC.
is that which Mr. John Ramsge advertises in our
columns this morning. II comprises all the latest
styles, aud something new in the shape Of COM
Portable overshoe for the gentle sex.
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ATTENTION USrnN STRAIGHT 0Urs.-You
are hereby notified to appear on parade, in
full uniform. at so'clock precisely on saiur-
day morning. BY order Of the Captsin.
Q. @. DEGR0VE, o. S.
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TransparetIcIes.

All that have tran-parencies, and wish to
carry them 10 the Grand American Torch
Light Procession of Saturday night next, will
please hay. them in readiness At the shop of
Crenshaw l. Jordan, corner of Snnner and
Gay street. COMM lee.
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TEXAS LAW FIRM.-To persons having legal
business to be transacted in McLennan county,
Texas, or any Of the counties adjoining it, We
refer tie card of Goode & Black in another
,laca
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IF- A perusal Of Mrs. HowertOn's an
nnuncement In another column may prove ad
vantageous to our lady readers. She has al
excellent assortment If Millinery goods.
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TnEArkE-An attractive bin i offered At the
Theatre tonight. The comedy Of ''lslapsOn A Co. I"
will be presealed. The amusing burletls Of the
s'Pretiy Girls Of sdosry." ~ill be again rspsased.
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AUTHORIZATION PklZES.
The two preceding and he succeeding numbers 10
those drawing the hrst pa prizes gill be entitled to the
ees approximation prizes. For exampe:lf itch cts No.
1920 draws the 200 prise, those tcses numbered
24s, II 2i9 II .25i AMI q $50, win ca be entitled TO
$500 aid 50 according 10 the above scheme II ticket
NO should BE- dra me approximations would be g. a.
81 $50 and 5000 Hetet No 80 coo should drawn he
approximation would be $685. % 999 and q II leket
NO or 1929 should be Drawn, he APPROXIMATION viii
be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 10000 tickets numbered
frcm I 10 $1,000 There S72 Prizes and SIS Ap
proximaiions, making IN al I iiU Fr Ees.
The nu nbers from TO 5000 CORE spending with the
namoers on the kes, printed separate slips papar
are rolled up and encirced with al Tin tubes and placed
10 a Glass Wheel
The anouhts Of the different "a fun prHes Similarly
printed and encITc d. placed 10 another wheel Asr
revolving The wheels number drawn from The wheel Of
numbers and Al the same ume prEe . drawn from The
other wheel BY boys who blindfolsed. The number
and The pFEe drawn cut opened and exhibited the
audience aud registered BY the Conmisoner the prize
being placs against the plumber drawn. This operation
repeated until a the prizes drawn The drauinx
10 then printed and after comparison, the Commissioner
eertihes 20 its correctness.
eW Ali orders for tickets or packages In any Of ne
hSryland Lotteries, wt receive pnOmpt attention. and II
drawing mailed 70 all purchasers In neuiaey aer e v
over. Address T. II. HUBBARD Co,
No. 90 Faystte street, or Boz, No. u.
&c 2t-esE baltimore, Maryand
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Last Grand Rally.

The Americans and Old Line Wings OF David
son County have determined to have a GRAND
RALLY at Nashville on SATURDAY, the FIRST
day Of November, 1855, and the following gentle,
men are requested to act as Msrshals-
MN rn-Trn
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GRAND AMERICAN RALLI!
Hons. Neil s. Brown,
Horace Maynard,

address the people OF nashville on SaInI-
day, Nov. LIST, and at night at the POLE.
A Torch LIGHT Procession viii also
come of.
East Tennessee and virginia Railroad.
A correspondent in late Richmond Des-
patch, says that on the 18th Oct, eleven
car loads firon passed up the Virginia and
Tennessee Road for the East Tennessee
and Virginia Road. This is the first iron
yet received for that end OF the road. 1t is
described as being very superior 7 rail and
reflects much credit on the judgment of the
President Track laying will commence
Immediately at Bristol on the line of Vir-
GINA and Tennessee. We anxiously look
forward to the completion of this road, as
being link in the great Northwest and
Southwest Railroad line that shall connect
our Gulf country with the Eastern cities.
When completed, our citizens can reach
New York in three-and-a-half days.
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Notice.

The Assistant Mlrshals for the American
Procession to morrnR, are requested TO meet
on hur-eback, At 9 o'clock, A. ~, Saturday,
on the Public Square.
WI. FOSTER, Chief Marshal.
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tB- Several late Northern papers make
mention OF recent falls Of snow 10 their vici-
nifty. Ice formed at Boston As early IS the
Tefh ina
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1000 Tickets--3,260 Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
S. z o 4, 90 o J!
APPROxINATToN PRIzES.
Whole Tickets slo;-Ealves IS; Quarters, 2.5o.
N Il. a ~ Il, "

Whole Tickets siO;-EaIvcs SIS; quarters, s5o
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 50 900 corresponding WITH those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate alps Of paper,
fhs first ss PriEes Similarly printed and sneeled are
placed another wheel The Shee then revoyed an
Number draEn from the wheel Of NUMBER and At the
same tine Prize draSn from the other Wheel The nug-
ben ana Pre- drawn ons are opene S9d exhibited 70 the
being placed sgAins the number drawn This operation il
repeated until al the FRIES are drawn out.
Approximation PRICES.
The two pret ding and the two succeeding Numbers 10
those drawing the FIRST 10 Prizes wiz be entitled to the
Approx nation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
OF the Number th draws the $4,000 prize For example
the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize eads With No. l.
then al The Ieis, where the number ends IN viii pc
entitled to $40. II the Number ends with No 2 thin all
~, and so on TO O.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As BY ts scheme, one Ticket every le guarantees
to draw gao wis sell Certificates Of Of 70 Itch
cts where the numbers end in 9, f. 81 at
the following rates which Is the risk them.
an that they ersW over the amount guaranteed seeues
Certificate Of Package OfiO whole Ticssts ......se0
10 Hah ............. SO
10 Quarter " ............. Is
II win be perceived By this plan that FOR SEQ The pur-
chaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets vhen il he 6uys
Tic cts he would only for that whos, thus BY
buying Cer he has chances Dor the iTger
Prses-Halves and Quarter Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the address for the ckets oreTsd,
on receipt OF which they viii be forwarded by hrst mail
The list CT drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent pur-
chaseTs Immediately SITTER tie drawing
~ Purchasers will please write Il cir signatures plain
and give their Pest Ufnce, County and state.
~ Remember that every Prize is ORA and payable in
full without deduction.
~ An Prizes 81 600 and under paid mediatey aser
ne prizes at the usual time Of thirty days,
In full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tickets At either
once.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed ether
to s. SWAN CO Atlanta, Ca,
orS. SWAN. Monigomery. Ala.
oct25 or 2 sTIAisTEEN, Box 3, Nashville p. o.
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WILL L FOSTER, Chief Marshall.
ATTENTION YOUNG AMB uGASfl

Tn. ,vs wishing oin in me Ame ietn and wing PRO
ee,sou gill ne A. the Pole saturday next IN etEsn
dres tn o'c OK in order e. fr and march 10 Broad
str,stby II O'Clock 80,
The foll,wiu ~ Young genl-men have been appointed
I've TAO L. WASHINGTON. Chef
AssIssrASrs
Thos. Lyon VI. b. Pitcher, Fred. Fisher, B Nichol D
Brien, ID MOrgan, Jr.
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BADsEs.-Badges for the procession Of The
American Party here Tomorrow eau be obtained
st this Office.