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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

CORRECTION IN THE LIST OF PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT THE County FAIR.-I am re-
quested to make the following corrections in
The published list of premiums, awarded at the
FAIR, viz:
Best two year old bull, M. Alcott, So.
}. M. Hedrick took the first premium on
working oxen, instead of JohnStout, and VIM.
McCarty the second premium, instead of WIN.
McIntire.
Since the premium publication, a report has
been received from the judges of the mec hani-
cal department, awarding to A. L. Graves the
premium for best sett double harness, and ma
king favorable mention of single carriage ex-
hibited by Elias Kitterman, of Dahlonega, and
farm wagon by Edward Dudley, of Agency
City,
The Board of Managers are expected to
meet at the Office of Mayor Gaylord, in ottum-
wa, on Saturday next at 2 O'Clock, p. M.
s L. d. MORSE, Sec'y.
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WHERE is McCoRMIcK? The Sham
Democrats nominated one VIM Nc Cormick for
Representative, we had understood, but where
ne? No such man has made his ap-
pearance on any stump, to the best of onr in
formation. Is he a mum candidate, and do
his friends think that the least he says the bet
ter? Do they think that his well known anti
bank sentiments will hardly agree with that
bank resolution? The fact we suspect, is that
OF the two evils, they choose the least in keep
ing MeCormick at home.
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csy"If you have wrongs, redress them
through the peaceful instrumentaliy of the
ballot box in the mode prescribed by the laws
of your country"
We clip the above from Governor Walkers
recent proclamation to the people of Lawrence.
ltreminds us Of anilrstration In one of Hoods
works, representing man sitting astride of a
mule on the extreme rear portion where the
caudal appendige is attached, and asking a
way worn foot passenger, "Why don't you get
onbehind?" After disfranchsing the great
majority OF the people in Kansas, the sham
Democracy now point them to sstbe peaceful
fundamentally of the ballot box to redress
their wrongs Madison Journal.
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Burlington Foundry.
CYIAS. HENDRIE. EaurI,rrtr,,. 49,.

AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
- OF various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills
smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills
rhreshing Machines, Bridge Irons Columns Caps.
Jails &C. ~ ''''
FOR sALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
Sizes Pig and Boiler Iron and all the variety of Cast
ana wrought Work and Mill Machinery furnished at
short notice and warranted of good material and worL
manship. foot ,hT---,,2f -iy1
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Christie's Ague Balsarn.

It has stood the test of time and performed
when all other remedies have failed. Read
the following:
VIM. M. CLApp, Of Albion, Ind, writes
Dec. LIST, 1855. 81 am entirely out of Chris
ties Agne Balsam. II cures everybody aoho
gipes it fair trial. Send me six or twelve
dozen immediately"
Messrs COATES & CHrLDs, Of Otsego, Mich.
writes of DR. CHRIsTIE's AGUE BALSAM :
Its unpara'led virtues soon became known, and
it is now generally acknowledged to be the
only reliable specific or antidote for Agne and
Fever"
BoLLEs SMITH s. Co ,Proprietors, Chocago.
For sale in Ottumwa by VIM. +. Elmendorf
J. L. Taylor andy Agents everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

SAW MILL BURNr.--We regret to learn
that-on Friday night last, the saw mill of
S'essrs. Wm.& James Hull, situated oppo-
siteto Chillicothe, in this county, was burned,
by which the owners, who are among our
most ind ustrious, enterprising and worthy It.
liens, sustaln loss of nearly $1,000. Some
5000 feet OF lumber, in part owned by Gus
toners of the mill was also destroyed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

GY The Propeller Louisville was burnt on
Tuesday night last some ten miles from Chi
caso. Her passengers and crew, with the ex-
ception of one deck hand who was drowned,
were foTtana.ely saved. Boat and cargo
worth about s35,oGo-haIf insured.
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ALL IN A FIuTTER.-A Harrisburg paper
gives the following case of absence of mind:
A girl who was one OF our first loves, was
one night lighting US out, after having passed
a deliteful evening, and in bashful trepidation
she blew US out, drew the candle behind the
deor and kissed it.
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ca The artesian well in Louisville has been
bored to the depth OF one thousand two hun
dred and forty feet. The workplen proceed
at anaverage Of six feet per day.
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Gy Phe Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr; has, says the
Detroit Daily Advertiser, positively resiged
his position as United States Minister at Rome,
to take effect at an early day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

BUFFALO, Oct. b.
The New York State Fair opens tomorrow
and continues for three days. The entries up
to this noon are over 2.5C0.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. 6.

The Legislature convened to-day. Gov.
Pollock delivered his message, suggesting
measures for the relief of the banks and public.
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cor MEIL pR0FEV
LAND SALE.

Rf VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust made and executed
- by J, 4. Jones and J. f. Cochran of Wanalio
County, State of Iowa, to j. w. Dixon OF ottnn,wa
~ sara county and State, dated February 3rd d.
1906 for the purpose of securing the payment eff
OF -Four Hundred and Three and ss.1Oo Dollars due
SIX months after date, and executed to Hunt Virgins
a Co., of Chicago, Illinois, 'ise-e
Notice Is hereby given that the said j. W Dixon ~
trustee VIII sell at the door of the Court House In o.
lam"a IN said County OF Wapello the following prom
cry. to-wH Twenty-Fou and e1-l00 Acres Of Land
of Of the South end of the est II of the Nar,b
ractona quarter OF the Northwest quarter dissection
number one I'D in Township number seveny-one M
Principal Meridian on the 9th day OF Octohsr a
", 1921, between the hours of o a. NJ and4 p NJ for
casn, To the highest bidder at public auction -
. o,.,. 49,, D. w. DIXON, Trustee.
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Il Geographic News.

NEW YoRY, Oct.2.
The steamer Arabia from Liverpool 10Th
ult.. arrived this morning. Among her pass.
engers was Cyrus w. Field.
The India mail reached England. The pa
pers are occupied almost exclusively by the
news brought by it.. The Bombay mail was
received ny the Jura at st. Johns. The vic
tins Of the massacre at Cawnapore numbered
80 officers, 100 privates, 100 women and chill
dren belonging to the army. and 400 civilians.
The Calcutta portion of the mail, with dates
from Calcutta to Aug. 10th and Madras to the
18th, arrived at Trieste on the 18th Of Sept
The following is Geographic summary of it.
Lord Elgin arrived at Calcutta or the 18th
August with 600 marines and soldiers. Gener-
al Havelock, after having advanced within
one days march Of Lucknow, had been Obliged
to fall back on Cawnapore, on account of the
cholera having broke out among his small for
ces. @
There is doubtful report, via CeyIon, that
the ravages Of the cholera among the troops
before Delhi, had compelled them to return to
Agra.
A plot had been discovered, and thwarted,
to massacre the Europeans.
There had been several actions with the
rebels at Agra and Azingher. Martial law
had been proclaimed at Behar. The Cover
nor Generals body-guard had been disarmed
Gen. Lloyd had been removed from the
command at Dierspore, and Sir James o utram
loJ Ill
iments had been disarmed, and others were
thought to be wavering. The troops at La
gowlee had mutinied and killed their officers.
A detachment of European troops attacked
the rebels and Were repulsed with loss of
two hundred. AT Agra the Keota contingent
and other rebels had been entirely dispersed.
According to the latest news from Delhi the
Europeans were not only still.before the place,
but had been strongly reinforced and gener-
al assault was expected in few days.
The Paris Debats says, although the official
dispatches represent England as still holding
out at Agra, we have reason to believe that
this intelligence willno be confirmed, and that
the heroic garrison has been destroyed with
the women and children under its protection.
ST.. Louis, Oct. 2
Gen. Denver, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, just arrived from Nebraska, reports
having made full satisfactory treaty with
the Pawnee Indians at table creek on the oath
ult.
The Lexington, No., Express announces
the arrived of CAPTAIN Russell from Salt Lake,
Fort Brigder, with the declared intention of
defending 1t against the passage Of the U S
troops. Russell reports the depreciation
BY the Cheyennes as undated and daily grow.
ing Of a more aggravated character.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08
NEW CEMETERY.

VHNHE subscribers to the 0ttumwa Cemetery Associ.
IA alton are hereby notified that the plats of the
grounds are now completed and they to
select their lots and pay up all balances due on Mon
day and Tuesday next, the 9th and 9th Of October.
j. BROWNE. Secfy.
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1.-TWO Houses for Rent or Sale; also a number O
nS24w J. w. DIXON.
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OTTUMwA CENETEnV

ME grounds Of the 0ttumwa Cemetery Association
having been enclosed by u substantial fence and
sub-dlvided into lots, the Trustees now Offer The
for sale. 'S avs
Az funds derived from the sale of lots or otherwise
areto pe appnedto the Improvement Of the grounds
and keeping them in good order e-''
right to transfer the same 800 "e
For further information amply To the ,,dars;o ~, .
" e. $50, - Iaourh' 1T. j. BROWNE, sec'y.
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PERKY's MUSIC STORE.
LOOK AT THE PRICS,
BURLINGTON.

LOOK AT THE PRICS!
Pianos. ......,...... ........... s22s to $500 =
Meloneons. ................. .......... 40 to $50
Nloiits y 10 20
D FSs DIES these instruments I keep guitars,
ko bass viols, flutes, flies, carionets, drums baujos
and tamborines; guitar, violin, bass vol, and banjo
strings gee and psalm tune books, instruction books
for all instruments. Cane umbrellas and Artists Ma
terials. pictures, &C.
sF Brass bands furnished with instruments, cheap-(
esS Old instruments of all kinds exchanged for new
sW~ Persons sending money by mail for instruments
or other merchandise can rely being suited well
as il they were present.
e3The largest catalogue Of sheet music In Iowa.
can be found at my store. / am the sole agent for
Southern Iowa, for woodward Browns celebrated
Gold Medal Piano Fortes." A. W. PERRY.
u8-ly
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08

lsillaspy On the Constitutions.
Gillaspy pretends to see treason as we'll as
,iggess in the new Constitution. How will he
manage If he should be elected to take the
0tih to support . reasonable document? Win
he swear as he voted, under protest.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08
CITY COAL DEPOT.

ME subscriber has 1000 bushels OF Coal on hand
- near the city, and will keep hand at all times,
liver the shortest notice. and at the lowest
rates, loct. 1, '57--ns1-3ml WIN. HOGAN
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Keep this bfore the PEOPLE.

oamaelsls denying that he made the re-
marks attributed to him by the Hawk-Eye, in
regardto sending his children to public schools.
He did make the remark, just as we reported
it, as we have three times reiterated and can
abundantly prove by any number of credible
witnesses. He said it was not on his own &C
count he wished the African excluded from
common schools, for of course he did no. send
his children to these schools, but on accoun.
Of poor laboring men who earned their bread
BY hard york and %ha Xers eamRflea tB haXe
| The above is the plain phrport of the words
uttered by Samuels in this city. We thus pub
lished his remarks, have twice reiterated and
now stand ready to prove what we ASSERT
Samuels' cowardly effort TO back down is only
because he fears the Pecksniffian remark NAV
injure him, not because he did not make IT.
Ha,ck Eye.
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Position of the Republican Par.
ty On Banking.

Resolred, That we congratulate the people
of Iowa upon the adoption of the New Consti-
tuition for many reasons; bat most Of all in
view of the fact that it enables them to pro-
vide for themselves sound Currency, and pla-
ces the annual Election in October, instead of
August, thus consulting the conv enience Of an
Agricultural population.
Resolued, That it is a deliberate convic-
ton of this convention, that the next Legisla-
ture should provide system Of Banking, that
vii, secure to the State circulating medium,
redesmable at all times, within lis limits, in
gold and silver; and we will support for Stat e
officers and the Legislature such, and such on
ly, as are avowedly and unquaiifedIy favora
BILE to that result.-Rapu5licus Stale Plat
form a'
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FOR PAIN IN THE STOMACH, BACK OR BOWELS
Burns, bruises cuts and swellings, choc, Darrhoea
and rheumatism headache, toothache and earache II
cures almost instantaneonsly! =
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Keep it before the People.

That at the Dubuque "Democratic' county
convention, Ben M. Samuels being present
and participating in its action, the following
resolution was passed:
"Resolced, That in the opnisn Of this con-
vention, no man can be regarded as, sound
and reliable Democrat, who either favors OF
votes for the adoption Of the new Constitu-
tionv
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NO.41.

DOUGLASS AT THE AIRs.-Douglass is
FORMULATING the country, visiting all the
Fairs,yand setting up the political pin, gener-
ally.-Chicago Press.
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CHRONIC DISEAsEs.

"a q n CHRONIE DISEASES,
Such as dyspepsia, weak breast, liver complaint Cen
eral debility, fever and ague, canker sore throat
and colds. @sls
In the above named diseases. IL only needs to he
faithfully used, ami
CURE Is CERTAIN
Dr. J. D. Smith, well known druggist of high stand
Ing in Richmond, KY, under date OF January 49, 1857
says:-Dr. Bakers Panacea is doing wonders In this
neighborhood, In the way Of healing the SICK the
rheamatics among the number. Perhaps the most re-
markable case is that OF an old citizen of this place.
who had been suffering from rheumatism for IS years
lie now well and for the great blessing he now In
ene shape OF uninterrupted good health he is indebted
to your invaluable Panacea
Bolles smith Co., Proprietors, Chicago, Iii.
y Taylor, VIM, y Elmendorf, O. Lawrence, 0ttum,
wa, Collins knight, Abba, y. G. Dunlap 4 Co Eddy
vile, Baker, Iowayie, and druggists eyerywhers.
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Keep it before the People.

http H UtIOft TIC PEOPLE.
That Ben M. samuels says he is in favor of
enforcing all the laws of the bogus Legislature
of Kansas, of which the following is speci,
men:
SEC II. Ii any free person by speaking, or
,eriting assert or nraiatain that persons have
mot the right to hold slaves in this territory,
such person SHALL BE DEEMED GUILTY OF
rET oNvi- Soc ,,ooe 6O5 of ,,,c or U...
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Oiscredited Banks.

The Chicago Bank note list gives the follow
ing as the Banks which have been discredited
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Keep it before the People.
That Ben M. Samuels. while member of
the Iowa Legislature, voted against the bill
submitting the question Of Constitutional
amendment to the people. $3.50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
Southern Portable Plantation
COrn-F e ed and FlOuring-Mill
EafRIn1HaIn RH1f.

D U r r Mil
DstOnes OF al
sizes on hanG
and made to or.
der, smut mills.
mill irCns, mil
geering, b cit
ing hoisiinG
and regulating
screws, screen
WIZ , damsel
irons, Plastic
paris, Dutch an.
Choir brand Dol.
ting cloths OF al.
nu N bers.
We also con
tract for the Q
rectiOn Of -four
inga n d sa W.
u.ilEa AlaO al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
For Sale

Oe0 ACRES OF LANDs Situated three OF .ou i nl.es
Turnpike Roads One Tract OF about l55 has been
subdiydd in pieces varying from 10 70 s0aeres and wiz
be sold Lots the whole may best suit purchasers
1hsis Tract of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
its deep and Of the richest quality, well tmbesed and Sc
in blue number of fine Springs at all times af-
tordng abundant supply OF the puTes water From the
Gallsn road is reached By good Turnpike half mile
in length and road In of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On the Farm
is con fort able dwelling and ouhouses young apple
orchard Of $50 Trees peach orchard and long range
new substantial fence skirts the place the new
road. Terms-l and years. with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO One other Tract Of about los seres three miles
Northeast from the city and about half nile from the Gal
latin read This Tract is nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads and Is subdvided into Lots containing from 70 p
aere and nereced by convenient avenues fermsl and
years. with interest. Possession given Immediately foI
either both Of the above Tracts Of Land provided the Pur
chaser win pay fair equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN u. WINSIOh,
f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17

kinds OF repairing substantial manner be
ing both practical mechanics safely promise general
satisfaction. All articles sold by warranted to be Of
the best quality. Mers. Millwrghts and others
specially invited TO examine stock before purchasing
NJ Ali orders and communications promptly attended
o. WAhhB q Ryan, -
aug lid College and Broad st Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
,AIUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

An Authorised to sell ard make eomplsts titles to toe
sd nd the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is situ-
ted and the slaves and STOCK tie place. The place
IL situated on the Galsn turnpike and is ntersected BY
NsshvilIe % make convenient country residence for
persons doing Business in the city has as fine spring as
there IS in the State and is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ING situations fronting the turnpike rilroVd am
tborsed to sell the entire Trac. in body parcels,
and on such credit es may deem expedens shall be
place during thehrs and second weeks of NOvenl.
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale of s any Of the above named real and per-
soua property In the mean time any person desiring 70
examine the property do 30 By calling Mira Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 70 purchase can be
made TO her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed to me at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
sspi2s-tf SAMUEL MILLlANS 1fugtee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
sheriT's Sale

pY virtue ola vendOn exponas to me directed rom me
ID Circuit Court OF Stewart County tennessee, al the July
Term, 1857 will expose Public Sale at the Court House
door in the town Of avea, Stewart County, to the hghes
bidder for cash. the end day Of November next all the
right IL and inter that Bartholomew Alsup has IN ana
tracts Of Land, being sixth part lying IN stew
ART county and in District No bound follows, 70 Wis the
first beginning hickory, running south, tnenee
wes thence NORTH thence east bounded on The east ey
James Daniel containing 100 The 2nd aet oeeh-
ming the south west Of the 100 acre ac running
eas NORTH thence east thence south, thence West
thence NORTH thence east containing 400 acres eveo on as
the property Bartholomew Alsup satisfy debt and cost
favor of Benjamin Moody Sale within the hours pre-
sent ls.pT's fee "a " e. T. BOGARD, Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
Valuable Real Estate

A 8 am improving farm near Ashport Tenn, on the
"A Mississippi river have determined to sell at auction
on Wed lesdly 9TH October, the farm reside on, ~
miles from Nashville the Nashville and Louisville
Railroad and the Gallatin Turnpike halfa mile from Cum.
berlaud river; containing 1913 Acres; well improved with
good brick house with rooms brick kitchen and store
roOms and in the basement story; all necessary
out buildings of every description; superior apple and
peach orchards; fine garden and vineyard About fifty
acres cesrd balance good timber, and well set in Blue
Grass.
TERHs-One third cash, q note at monhs with two
approved endorsers payable in bank balance in equl
payments in and years, without interest Possession
will be given at any time from 10th October 20 Isl January
next H
AT the same time will sell of my Stock Crop House
hold and kitchen furniture farming implements, &C.,
time made known on day of sale. Sale TO commence
IL O'clock, m. aug 25-Wtd d. EMbHA.
POSITION EMRNT. The above sale is postponed unth
MONDAY, gIst OCTOBER. Oct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
A Great Bargain

I'm LOBELVILLE TENN ESSEE.
THR undersigned offers for sale bis entire situation
tanning OF level land in LObslve, Perry county,
Tenn. $500. -
The lot Is well improved, large and handsome Brick
Store neat Dwelling Kitchen, Crb Stables, and other good
buildngs also hst rate house where selling GrOce-
RES have plenty good water B0beviie is small vii
lace At the Roads, leading from Wavsrey Lin
dan the from CentreVle Bt Landing Tennessee
RIVER We have weekly mails passing, together with the
navigation OF Tennessee River and Buffalo River running
within Of mile, richly abounded with good land IN
the state There being Store GrOeeay Of within
I8 miles North, south y miles East, and - miles West
pders the best situation in the selling
Goods and Groceries here for six years. entirely
iSned with sales GRd prods bal wish TO change my
offer lot Onehiru dowuhe balance and
years credit, will sell Goods and Groceries for cash.
Any person desiring good situation will do will DO well 70
examine. EDWARD ROUQUIBR.
funeQ-W6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
Timhered land Tor Sale.

vWTR have remaining 5000 OF the Garrett lands
w for sale lying both sides Of the tuTr pike
leading from Paradise Hill 70 Clarksyie The road is
der construction and 10 be completed by the close Of the
present yOGr
these lands been divided into tracts, ranging from
300 acres suit purchasers. They lie between l2 and
II miles from Nashville heavily mbered, lie well, and
supplied with numerous springs OF never failing free
stone water aud in very healthy neighborhoOd We are
authorized sell those lands privately on most reasonable
terms.
Persons desiring purchase requested examine the
lands George or William Garrett, the Steam Mill, II. N
Myers Dr. VIM Rodgers, in the ncighborhood have Poa
Of The land and will show Them persons DESTROYS TO exam
ins For particulars apply TO w. T. Garrett or the
undersigned in Nashville.
may2S-Wf NANCE d WOODWARD