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TelegraphAc News.

BUFFALO, Aug. ll.--Flour firm 300 bbls.
at ST, S7G0$6,90. Wheat firm; 5000 bush
els Chicago Spring, $l,33. Corn weak 1t
74c.; Data firm. Whisky dull at 39o.--
Freights dull; corn 90. to Albany.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-Kansas advices to
the 8th are received.
Walker has returned to Lawrence with the
troops.
The apprehension Of an Indian attack pro-
wing groundless. The officers OF the city
government met on the It'll and are perfect
ing an organization.
Nearly an unanimous vote in favor Of the
Topeka Constitution.
MISSOURI ELHcTIoH.
90 counties give Rollins majority Of
about 5000, but returns are 90 conflicting
that accurate figures cannot be given. Rol-
Inns probably elected by 1869.
The Republican claims that John Homase
late Comptroller Of this city, has been APP
pointed Sec'y Of Utah.
Santa Fe mail reached Independence on
the 7th.
News unimportant.
The Cheyenne Indians refuse to receive
the presents from the agents or make treaty,
saying they can make more BY stealing.
The Pawnees threaten hostilities.
Nxw YoRK, Aug 1.-THE screw steamer
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool 10Th, ar
rived ut p. m. to-day.
In the Supreme Court, to-day, a writ Of
certiorari Was granted on behalf Of Mrs.
Cunningham, returnable Tomorrow.
CO The Chindowon gives the follow
ing, rs
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ALrvxLY PLAcE.-Ths editor Of an Ohio
paper says their town prsssnts quito lively
appearssce this spring the ssfence" hes been
taken away from around the plses and shout
half The inhabitants have tsescspsd" 70 Iowa,
and the balance are too poor to get Away.
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YLU1G1101 Z CO.,
Ne. ne 0asn.ss., bes. lsh 4 Ssh,
wsoLssALs AHD RssAfL psALsss N
Bull d = r s. HARD w ARE.
LAVE SOW u store . fall stock Of Duiidine
i AAtestals, sUsb ~ hin and AoTttsc Locks,
LatsAes and kAsls, 8asts, aessvs and Bclrs. s2sh
Psllsys ard Coras, SCH Ysssssiass. nellx, Car
nAess, Wardrobe Hooks, OATS Hinses, Ac., Ae.
Also, . large steek u
GARPENTHRS' TOOLS.
PiUMMEa q Co.,
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RI prepared 10 fsEnish irsasA ard Americas
"A 0lsas u esy dss dssifsd. Alss. British
CreWa 0Iass Sash u I'll common sises Lipesel
Oil, varaishes, Spirits Tarpsssis~, AicoAoi
Paris CAsems Grssn, dry and II oil; and ali The
cheaper @saiiilss u 0Fssa ill sssts Of Graining
Coloss Gold Leaf; Silver and Copper Brouse
Paints aA vArnisA hrusAss. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We 80 also Agents for NE State Of Iowa Tor
"4estaf's Patsnt DFisttsa WtnAow Bapportsyss
vhieh sss now ssaing inss vsfy esnarAi ass, and
assaa ssssllsat subseltsse tor Weights rsiisys,
snA great aavtng q sxDsnss.
Assats vaatea 70 sell then Though tAa
ssais.
Ws an also aessN IL Ksekuk Tor "white's
PGAn1un ourl6Aa 1ixturse," ~ sioplsst and
~ oWoo1n FIXTURE svss invsnted.
PLUM4kH Co.,
iysolAw Csaa's Datldins, It's Main.st.
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GA man Who did not trust 70 biz asner
y wrote il his msmoraadum book, ssNoss -
married whoa get 20 town."
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 90.


Auetisn sale 81 Dwsiitng Msuss
asa 5 Lets N 0lenfeRA.
NXYR win sell on Thursday Aug 18th, 1887, 1t 10
w o clock .. N +, Lots No. b.6. I, q and 3, In
block g. 10 the Glsnford addition 10 the city Of Es-
skuk, together with tbs improvements, which COZ
sist Of cellar on lot 5, eped Frame House on lot
., which 70 not entirely completed, good fence
ard good garden.
The aboys vropsrty 10 dssissAsy located within
one block Of the Railroad Station.
Also, Hesse. I deabls HaPssss aad wagon.
Terms easy and Maae known at time VI sale.
KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
aug7td Auctiouesrs.
trimes and Post eopy.l
DICKLED Pork, Bacon Shoulders. sides, and
L Hama, for sale By the barrel and tiesse ard d,
retail, BY KELLOGG = BIkGE,
Aug7 div Foarth-st.
on FEET front on Main-ss, corner Of Hixth-st.
GU Is fest front on Fifth-st. corner ef BlosAsaa.
Lot No. in block ~, on Blondsaa-st.. between
Twodwslling houses on sth strsst near Yulssa.
Inquire Of b. A. FOOTE,
aus7d7~ Al Gas compasy's Oose.
New TalIerang Ilsuss.
r1yHE subscriber would take this method Of In.
j forming the gentlemen Of Keokuk and vicinity
that he has takenA
Store on 4tA It,, bet. Mai~ aad Blomdsaw,
for the purpose Of carrying n the asovs essiass.
Of the 6rst hoases in Boston, % fssls sonaAsnss
in inviting any one in want Of Clothing 70 call ard
examine his stock, consulting In part Of Blaok
Blue, Olive, Green, Brown and Mulberry Rraneh
and German Bsoadeloths; 0srmsn and rssush
Docskins, Cassimsres Ftsh silk and Aasssilles
vestinss, Furnishing Goods, Trimming, 10:
Keokak, lowe, July !, std
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GLENwoop lrKxs.--From the Glenwood
Times OF the 3lst:
ANOTHER CHuRcn~T GLENwooD.-We are
pleased TO announce to our readers that the
contract for building a Congregational
church has been awarded to our enterprising
citizens Messis. Coolidge rnd Lathrop. The
building will be completed by fall.
We congratulate the public upon the es-
Establishment Of apottery in our city. Mr..
Anderson has already erected his machinery,
and IL short time we shall have the pleas.
are Of witnessing q specimen Of his skill.
On Monday night, 25th Of July, the
Bishop Of Iowa delivered a pleasing address
to large audience at our church on the hill
In due course an Episcopal church il to be
erected and divine service performed accord
ing to the rules OF the church Of England,
rs by law established, under the three es-
tates Of kings, Lords, and Commons.
On Sunday last, about three O'Clock,
tho house Of Mr.. Richardson, the County
Treasurer, was slightly struck BY lightning,
the electric fluid exploding At some distance
from the house. Slight, however, % was
the effect Of the explosion upon the house Il
Frustrated TO the hoor the amiable and ONLY
daughter Of Mr.. Richardson. Strange 10
say no evil consequences attended the event.
STAYS LABos vs.. FaKs LABoR il Noara
cAsolisa. THE mechanic: ard ~crs:nSmca
Of Wilmington have raised storm BY hold
ing meeting to declare their grievous sui :
ferings from negro competition. The Josr-
nal has very gingerly and apologize ~
port Of the meeting, bat it il evident, from
the tone Of the speeches, that there wns :
strong feeling among tho mechanics and
vorkingmsn that slavery waa At the bottom
Of their troubles.
eTIn Texas, it is rumored, the Vigilance
Committee are raking the country fore and
at, and swinging every horse thief and rlur-
derer they can find. A gentleman, says the
Portsmouth Tribune, who came down The
roada few days since, states thst he ssw .
dozen bodies Suspended to ons tree and on
another Eve. A. consequence, the dssps-
redees are leaving for New Orleans 10 large
numbers.
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gTIt has been said thu. Capid's food =
arrow root.
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Tus TosAcco Caor.--We regret TO learn
.nat the unusual quantity OF rain winch hes
fallen for several weeks past, has seriously
injured the tobacco crops Of the back eoun-
try.
We have reports from various dirsosioas,
and eli agree in saying that the tobacco 10
frcnching badly II Hickman Times, JAY 81.
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TVS ELRcrIox. We have received reports
from the following counties, in addition to
those which We have already published:
Dallas, lis majority for the Constitution.
Calhoun, so
Story, 90 g &c s'
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"When WAS In the serA'e."
I .While ! WAS Secretary oil the Treasury"
Throughout my entire Pablo life
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1@HossAns 80 vonA1se0.
q A DOE. Lodss9 D c.. = lapspvsA 1slS Ssaiipg
Oh Fruit Casa. 1hs hses aa1 shsapssi ever In
tredoss1-asitAss wax o. solder nss1-ssssAAAs1
psrlsstly sefs. 1issas0DYiis1 viii ~ petsse
tops o. 6saas prices, fron che sslesSsens u The
keohsk eeoss Foundry. j. .K61I6,
jy3111w - nsis-st.
asov0ess AssoYSaSos ever Reeo1S -.
&c DOE. ff0n 10 10 gales esoas Kettles, -
sOtAe ssleS soons d III Kssksk b@evs ysesasy.
iy33dtv 10. M111, ~ llalA-st.
81 DOx. Cast Oval boilers. very deoe, - -
81 sslssrssDs u the kssAgA G6sqll een1sy.
90 Doc Cast Ifss Tee Eess1ss III issIiDg Il
sJOths saiesrooms sf The Kssh D ktsve bsss0sy.
Jy13dAw ]. g. E91@s = Main-st.
m DOE. Sad IsOns BOW fsnAia0 q ~ sslss
lUV resaa Of the gssksk eeovs ysss1sy.
Jy33dAw J.C. E6118, ~ Asis-st.
YO0 oAkUs
a GOOD 1tvs Here rowW BseIne-DsilsS sSA
11Iixtases sSmplste-viil h ssld eAseR u called
fer secn. lsqsiss Of &c. 1o411,
jy73d<v Kseksk Stove 1sun1sy. ~ ~ 0AIs.st.
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NOTICE.
ME the uAasrsignsd Haskers u the City 81
w hsokAk, will soatiAas To receive Esokak
City Scrip On deposit o other esrrsaey.
FORD. 0ORHAA FORD.
DgAIN0 LOvk.
CHAPIN = LEE.
AuElsdtf FICxLEN LUCAS.
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MILLS A. HAIL.
CARRIAGE MAKERS.

MILLA A. HALL.
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
Fosrfh-st., Oeposifs J. r. 1sahv 4 Co.'S FvwsdTy.
FTvHE shove Arm would Inform TIA sitissns u
i Keokuk and vicinity that they have nov opened
shop for tbs mAnufacturs Ut Carriages, Buegiss.
Express and 0soesry Wagons. All rishing such
articles we would ak to give ~ . call.
N. y. Particular attention paid to repairing.
augsdsm
500 Wox0s
XTfNDOW GLASS for sale ~ Ysdassd prices
w by MARSHALL BRUCE.
4 INSEED Oil, " bite Lead, Zine, Paint and Pct
IL ty, for sale low BY
augSdam MARSHALL 4 BRUCE.
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HoRsr THIEyxs ConMrrrED.--Gso. Jen-
uings and Adam Victor, charged with steal.
ing on the Sch Of June last, two horses from
VIM. and L. Hobbs, living on the South side
of the Dss Moinss in this county, one from
ssch, were arrested in Glaagow, No., and
brought here on Friday. They were exam.
ined on that day before T. Sinnamon, Rsq.,
and held 70 bail in the SUM Of $1,000 each,
in default Of which they we're committed -
[ OttumHa Courier, 9th.
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fraudulent returns from the Rappahoe coun-
try which is cunningly annexed - Douglass
county. johnson 10 united to Douglass, be-
cause Lawrence ID In Douglass, end johnson
is near the Platte purchase o. fertile quarry
Of votes.
IL Gov Walker does not correct this fraud,
and II a pro-slavery Legislature 10 chosen by
il, the FIRST time il assemblies there will be .
majority Of the members hanged. The free
State men are determined that they will not
endure another years reign Of usurpation.
Mark this prediction.
SOUTHERN WHKAr.--The raising OF wheat
at the South seems to be greatly on the in
crease. 1t has been too mncu neglected, as
the quality of the grain, the ease with which
1t is grown, and the profit it affords nre album
dainty demonstrating. The quantity raised
this year in Tennessee, Georgia, and North
and South Carolina is far greater than ever
before.
THAcKkRAr.--The poll at Oxford on the
member Of Parliament stood, Thackeray
l,0lS, Cardwell 1885; majority against
Thackeray, g.. So, snobbery carried it
against the satirists Of the snobs. Genius,
literary merit, worldwide reputation are
not sufficient, yet, at the seat OF British
learning, to assure triumph over bedzened
mediocrity.
ISoENrous.-,ihe editorial fraternity OF
Wisconsin, at a recent convention, agreed
to avoid all ungentlemanly personal allu-
sions towards each other. But one OF them
has "got his back up" at contemporary,
and, desiring to stigmatize him a. liar,
yet holding 70 his pledge Of honor at the
convention, thus manages the case:
In Portage, mt the "Quill Convention
ii was Resoired that all should mention
The names Of "Eis." in terms conducive
Of good feeling; nor use abusive
F,ithets towards each other,
But treat an Editor like a brother,
Therefore, we have no desire
To desi gnate Dick Cove, LtAR
Bu, IL each leg Of all who ne
Was cut of close urto the thigh,
In punishm ent foa iheir lying talk,
Wa Il SIN ilo 10 sse our friend Cove walk.
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oSo, 600 WameeoAI
Esoknk CT ~ - 6tssu eta seat
VT 1xeh : Ise 1gsssstss q Init - eli
s' s.: IL ''''r : nj fis 81 raj fx;Los.
4 CONvkkIkNT Rsom sSr sssss q an o1ss,
~ IN Aais-ss.. between Second and Third. En-
qsire Of W. DEWOLt,
Augl3dn No. 90 AAis-st.
.-..--o,rs r nsss;
"A Street. Appsyts DiAoSD ) CONN.
lsosso0s IA French. German, Latin,
0rook, DRav18ng = M0sA00DoS1cns
DROf. BkAR SS oGsn his services - teacher Of
a -. ..s ss = az 70 tho
We. the undcrsigned, having had Instructions
from Prof. Braces personally and In our families,
shssrfsily rscsmmsA him - she oitisaas 1t Esokuk
- good, sAsisnt and faithful teasAsr. in every
way worthy Of their patroaass.
Rev. NJ. willisns, ". 4. Dsers,
Mrs. II. b. Dickinson, r. IisAas,
Mrs. 0so. 3 kiibeusne, Jnles 0sissf.
Asgus. Ia
DELINQTENT I.asr O LOTs
~ Gradlas Tia Alley through Block No. g..
ownsrs' Names. Lot. Block. TAI Cost.
Unknown, 30 43l.bS 1l.43
do 80 2l.M Lag
On xt.oo l.eA
do 80 2l.6 l.41
EoTiCEis hereby given 10 the owners Of the
lots descrihdia the foregoing list, si,uatcdin ~
City Of ksokuk, Lee County and State Of Lows,
whose mentioned, and all others intwsat-
ed, that r spcaial tax has bees assesse1 And
levied on the said lots Tor the eradiDg oe the
Alley through said Block No. 50, - designated
In the above list, aud uAless payment be mads II
the taxes levied, and also al oosts before NJ
ID day Of Septn ber d. 1851, the said lots,
much thersof "a shall BE- nccsssary to aisohasgs
said tax and costs, will be cold on tho day afoEs-
said, At the Mayors Once Ia said city, bstwssa
c. G. STEVENS.
Collsctorof the City Of ksokak.
August 10, ls57-AtA
Diss SSusssn.
r1SHE partnership ksrsts1ess existing between
i the undersigned under the name Of J. I,
Holmes Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
r. II. Holmes will continue the busincfs st the
old stand aud 10 alone suthoriIsd 10 COLLECT all
debts due the late dIln, and will settle and pay all
its liabilities. j. HOLMks.
Aug. 8. '57.aglldiw cHAS. SMITH.
Piano fer AchSo1s ~ EealnAr1ss.
WE have received this day, from tbs srlebsstsd
w manufactosy ct DoaTdmap, Gray Co.,, . q
octave Piano, wAich we warrant snpertoy In tone
and do rability to the oetaves OF inferior mAksrs.
aagi0d PATRICK ACBoUsE.
Fer Excha age.
WE have been adding lately to ~ as.ortment
w al PlctHrts, and respectfully invite those de-
<riug to furnish their parlors or saloons with
something artistic. to give RsA ca.i. Real Kstate
taken in exchange.
augi6d PATRICk 4CKOUbE.
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Eor tha ua,e CITY.

ago.
For the Gate City.
Poor a mcricans, & mans and Irish .
The New York Day Book 10 a strong Blu
chanan and Democratic paper, published IN
N. Y. City. Like the pro-slavery organs OF
that party in Virginia, South Carolina and
Louisiana, it boldly advocates the enslave-
men, OF all the colored race, and "dil poor
,ohite people" OF the latter class itrecent-
ly said;
"Sell the parents Of these children into
SLAVERY. Let our Legislature pass a law
that whoever will take these parents and
take care Of them and their offspring, in
sickness and health clothe them, feed them
and house them---sha all be legally entitled TO
their services; and let the same Legislature
decree that whoever, receives these parents
aud their children, and obtains their SER
vices, shall take care of them AS LONG As
THEY LIVE
How do our Irish citizens relish this be-
nevolent offer Of their Democratic pro-slave-
nv leaders, These ssleaders' assert that as
there must Of necessity be two great classes
in community, those who are rich and not
dependent on labor, and those who are poor
and dependent on their labor, so there nat
uraly arises the relation Of master and slave.
DO the Irish laborers Of the North, who are
the backbone Of this Democratic pro-slave-
~ party, and without whose votes that par
/ ty would have been buried years ago, pro-
poso much longer tamely and pliansly to up
hold party whose very principles recognize
honest labor ~ capacity for servitudep a
party whose organs brazeniy propose to a
| Republican nation, to cnslnve them and
sstheir children foreverf'
/ People who "read the papers, know that
1 this doctrine Of ensluving the "poor white
i trash, las all white laborers are called by
the Democratic slaveocraoy Of the South, J
/ is advocated by nearly half score OF DEM
ocra.ic papers. And yet, four .ffths Of the
Irish-born voters Of the North sustain the
policy Of these Southern slave. driving aris-
tocrats, because it is called Democracy -
BY voting as these "nabobs Of the lash" d.
rect them, they deny, "a their political lead
ers openly deny, the grand assertion Of the
Declaration Of independence, that "aEl men
are created free and equal !" and they are
| forging for themselves the same chains now
worn by the black s'laborers" Of the South.
| Let all "poor white people" ponder over
this feature Of democracy" which, for
months past, the strongest Buchanan paper
~ 4. L ii
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- DEAfB or MR, penR,xrr--Iaa- &. Dobbin,
late Secretary Of tho Navy, died at his resi-
dencc, at Fayetteville, N. c., last week. He
was a man Of ordinary talent, but blameless
life, and was generally respected by his
friends and neighbors.
SUICIDE German named Edward Burg
dorf committed suicide in Quincy few days
ago.
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GOV. wALKRR's rnERAonErxa.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

CO The ChindoWan gives the folio
ing, As
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COllsct0fOI The CITY Of n
August 10, 1857 -Atl


Fer ExCAR = 60.
WE have been adding lately to ~ as.ortment
w al Plctsrts, and RESPECTFULLY invite those de-
Siriug to furnish their parlors saloons with
something Artistic. to give NJ CAL. Real Kstate
taken in exchange.
augled PATRICK 4CROU6E.
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A STORE xO0M, one Of tho hest stands On Main
"A Street. Appiyts D140NO , CONN.
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ESQ zoo NHameo4A1
~ Hsoknk 11r IN - 6tssuH cts y seat
hisi q ths essne q 11aln-ss. - 1esss.
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RvcApuULArioY AND AODrIoNAL pRlzrs

RFCAPIfULNTiuN AND ADDITIONAL PRIZrs
lI'u ard Lot, valued at e. $50
/ Farm, valued at & 100
Acres % Land, valugd AZ p coo
lot, yaluedat so
] Lot valued a % ] 5gO
! Lot, yalgtdat 100
Z seven Octavr Planes ora nj action, Rosewood
extra nnjsl ri va.ucd at $3.50 each, eco
Seven Octave Pianls, Rosewood, valued a
ft00 each, 2 O6O
10 Gents God Watches, hunting cases, valued at
SiOo each, 600
10 L1cics' Coll Watches, hunting cases valued
$50 each, COO
10 siVrr Lever Watcles, hunting cases. valued
al go each, SO
10 silver lever Watches, hunting cases. valued
StS2Uesch, goo
/ Laoys Gold N,cSlrce, v1usd az %
90 God chains ard GUARDS, valued a. $40 each, 40
20 Fine Breast Prs, valued - $40 each, 30
100 fine beast Pins. valued 20 50 each, 5Ad
100 fine Finger Rings valued at - each, $40
80 cold Thimbles aCcd a. e. each, Isl
100 Finger Ri s., ued az - v each $50
/ - FINGER Kings valued AZ 81 each, O15
1890 Gins, valued % 825lO0
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STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.

4
y -IfrA - THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
9fl5s47 LAND, Captain WM. DURRErr having
superior accommodations for Passepo
gers Freight and Stock viii ply during season as above
and all nteru edate landings Her exceeding light draught
vii insure IN the most Of direct shipments Mesrs
W a @OhNSON CO., o. New Orleans win gents
in conjunction wi Capt NJ D. p H. BROOKS who viii re.
tde in New Orleans No 81 Carondelet ST.
during the business season the purpose Of giving
est figures. H. N HARRTS0N
decS-6m Rga
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE WHO WISH TO ACT
As AGENTS.

TcIets viii Re sent postpaid, any part 81 the United
States ana twcn tytye per cent. commission allowed
al sales and trmttanres In current funds. All money
regst red eitcrs, a. risk Pas mrnt Or tickets DO
mailed previous the day o. drawing euue The holder
20 any prZs. schedule embracing al the ORA numbers
viii. By msn ofherFfe be furnished BY Ourselves or
aseutq 10 ali parsons hold ng tickets medaey afe he
draging fce charge, and when informed The
and locality o. tn ncky cket holder. All prizes all
be forwarded med atey, and al sTgs prizes satisfactorily
arranged practicable. sinele will BE-
by mail on receiving a rcniittance OF One Dollar.
~ rbose purchasing tickets rum Agents vii be fur
Hlshed Circulars ard al formaton pertaining ths
drawing ard dsrbutons q the enterprise BY said Agents
EXCESSIVELY. 80 deduction sl be made in the price q
tickets az except Agents.
~ grand ropcert viii be given IN Lfuisylre he
q the Drawing which patrons o. this IN erprse
viii be admitted frses ether persons VIII be charged
dollar saeh seat
sN- address orders faz iokets 70
A. NJ WOOD,
dec28 II. q. Fox 2G2, Nashville