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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
NASHVILLE:
Of1ciaIJ Ournal for publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
The PenffentIarY.

The Board of Inspectors have practiced
the doctrine Of rotation ia tue selection Of officers
Of the Penitentiary. At their meeting Saturday,
they elected WIN. Il. JOHNSON, Agent aud Keeper;
RoB'r. q. CAMPBELL, First Clerk and HAYS BLACK
MAN, Second Clerk. These are good selections;
end we do not doubt they will discharge the duties
devolyed upon them creditably to themselves and
the State Our sham democratic friend, JcHSsON,
who succeeds TO the chief post of spon-ibility,
is a gentleman of enterprize, industry and hne
business qualifications, and we congratulate him
upon his success. He had host to contend with,
which makes bis selection the more credItaole.
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Cincinnati Market.

".
CHEFsE-The demand has been fair chiefly 70 III ord
from the Mississippi towns and Nashville Prices have
dergone change worthy Of pecheaon. The sales add
up ZOO boxes for the week. at s9c Tor selected chiefly
the former under Sc for un-electei Fancy ards
irregular, +. d. ranging from II 20 l2c.
FRUITS AND NUTs-Green Apples are dun with good sup
ply 81 95o 81 per bbi according quality. The
ceips very Dried Apples new dull and
IN retail demand at 81 20l % per bube Large sales
these rates and the Vea demand Is
trnuE. We hear Of further transact ions IN Peaches
the small lot Of reported last at 81 Lem
in good supply, and duh s.. No change in ha-
and continue to quote Bunch az - 0Ona - and
Layer - Sc 50. We quote sui Raisgns az ga 23c. q
u smyrna Figs 129i4c; Dates 1061l1e Prunes lsgZoc
Ctrons 25c; Currants 100 4c, and Graz berries 81
per bbi with good supply and bu moderate demand
In Nuts We have no terauJn g. notice.
Hoes AND CArTLE--The market for Hogs has been
tlrd since last the marke having assumed
climate shspe The cepts have been but moderate, be-
ing Hjtie 2ot00, which had been Taced
for. The opening price IS &c. but towards the close
rather paid and the saughterers having gotten
up excl ement among themselves, vent into the
ket Monday and yesterday and bought lite extensively a
- 1894 so Il cRt. gross, Wdoh Is Cd equal 70 -
155 81 This is above the market but thew look 20 The
odh for their profit. The packers paying s. ooa 20
rates the closing steady. Beef Cattle
steady with good demand, az - e. 80 gross. The
eeipts are fair but DO not exceed the demand.
HDEsThe market continues dull 41s45G for green SC
for vet sailed and s8t0 for dry hiat
Tbs Hoo MAEEET.Tke pork market has fairly opened,
and &c the prevailing price, some buyers holding
back with the expectation 81 getting cheaper while some
holders making it ia bacon bfore they viii "a thai
prize AH.C Ia. sI1a.
PoEK- The price Of Pork belisvef irom what
learn, sin sest &C. b. gA b, Haierhouse Co have
Co were aughieiing Saturday Ia tSssbysHs coz..
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Two WAYS To TILL SToKY.-Eliztbeth
Barrett relates the following episode in her
history:
First tine he kissed ne, bat he only kissed
Toe fingers Of this hand shersEth / WRIT;
And, ever since O. grew more Gear and white,
SLOW 70 world greeting, quiez Sth il. " On. hstl /"
when the angels speak. ring OF amethsyt
could here palmer 20 M sight
Than that hrst ksa. The second passed Ia height
The hrst, and sought the forehead and kali missed,
Haiing on ms bAtr. oh, beyond meet
That ~as the erysm % l0,e which loves own cgoEn
" IN sanetiiy ing sNeetne Is did preeede,
The third upon my Ups fotitd Cosu,
IN perfect purple stated since When, indeed,
have been proud, an said; Ny love, ny 0WH."
"Sut. LoVengood," Of Tennessee. has ex-
perienced similar felicity, and described il IN
the following yle:
happen 10 pass next day; ov cours stop
PED 70 ENJOY look at the tempter, aud size
war mighty luvin 70 me; put wun arm round
my neck, an tother wun whar the eireineie
goes around hoss, iuk the " iuturu on ,f,
with her ieit foot, aud gin me "a kiss. Saws
che "sutty, luge, I've got sous tl,in for Won a
new ssnsasbhu''~-hn | believed il. for begun
10 feel Il already. Ny toes felt like As II min
ners wur nibblin az una cold streak run
NJ and down my back ike a lizard with A
turkey lien after him in settin time, aud NV
stimmick was hot aud On-satisfed like.
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HOllOyvay's Ointment.-The fable that scrofi
la Kings evil could be cnred by MonsTch's touch has
long exploded. But the great only
serofua and rheumatism bat all msades developed in the
skin and fesh be removed by this preparation, IS be-
yond cav. Sod at the mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane,
New York. and by all druggists &c., $751; and 81 co per
pot. SO
Acidity of the Stomach and Indigestion.
e. "Ican any thing after taking your Holland Bit
ters," is remark frequently made to
To persons troubled with scidy Of the stomach, Indges-
ton any disorder Of the stomach would Only say,
try IT, Is worldwide alton has been established
alone by many wonderful has Affected When
used Dyspepsia, Jaundce Liver Complaint, weakness
Of any kind oosveness and Pies should be taken in
doses-say, half teaspOOnfu, gulary three times
day, before meals
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The msanest man in the world is he who will take
a newspaper two or three years and then slip of
10 the West without paying for it. As conse-
uuence Of such conduct will mention an instance
TO illustrate: A year or two ago, man plenty able
to pay, lied about paying his subscription until he
slipped off to the West, aud swindled US out of our
just earning He fooled us, but He who holds the
deztiuies of nations in his hands had eye on him,
and when he got out where he had no friends to
mourn his loss, he stricken with disease, and
sckened and died We won't say this was a wish
tation of Providence, but it shows that he who
systematically swindIes the printer, never prospcrs,
and is certain to come to some bad end.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

DEAFSEss CURED The best remedy for deafness ever
offered the public, is BRAGG's ARCTIC LnnKST. Many
Of several years. standing have quickly
ely cured by it, aud thousands OF cases. caused
by colds distractions Of the chambers have yielded
to one applies atoms. Fail directions for use accom-
pany each bottle. One Of the remarkable
the Hartford Deaf and Durb Asylum. boy, fifteen
years OF age named Benjamin Crawford who had been
born deaf consequently dumb, there for
education; and, experiment, the Lniment tried
on him. and with the complete success. He hears
well any one, and is rapidly learning to talk. The
Liniment is for sale at ali the Drug stores. no72-1.
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TO pEALERs OYSTERS.

completed arrangements this for furnishing
the oysters be had in waters such Lynn Haven
Bay York River Masons Greek, Western Branch Plants
Barbor Nansemond River and other favore kinds.
My oysters opened but hours before they
that may rely upon getting them fresh Fresh
Oysters put up in Kegs and Cans and forwarded with
patch by Adams Co.'s Express Glover's express also
by Stage to any part Of the country.
All orders accompanied by the cash will with
diate attention and solicited.
Superior Fresh Norfolk Oysters be had my Oyster
Depot Union street. opposite the Bank Of Tennessee
nov % 1w JOHN ARCHIBALD.
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FoR CIN6IKNATI AND PITTSBURGH The splen-
did light draugbt steamer Fanny Fern, W. ".
MARTIN, Master, viii leave for the above, and all
intermediate points, this evening, at o'clock,
P. NJ. Persons going il that direction, or those
wishing 20 make shipments, would do we'll TO avail
themselves OF this favorable opportunity.
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Fs9g<<. w ANTED-Immediate TO-
BIZ 900 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechanics
farmers and teachers, wishing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant busines, enabling them to
the country, and make money at the time. A
gents in the business clearing from $500 81 500
per year full particulars Books, address
H. NJ. RULIsON, Queen City Publ.hing House, l4 Main
street. Cincinnati, Ohio; or, if living East, RULIsoN,
philadelphia. sept21.
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TENNESSEE TEMPERANCE MoSTHLY.-The above
is the title Of a magazine, the first number OF
which will appear in January next. As its name
signifies it will be devoted exclusively to the advo
cacy of the principles of Temperance Terms, 81
per single copy, or Is cents, where a club of % is
made up. 1t is praisewOrthy undertaking and
should meet general support from the Temper
ance men of Tennessee. Address, D. F. Wallace,
McMinnviIe Tenn.
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r. We are under obligations to Mrs. BENZ D
HARRIS, of this vicinity, for samples of Blackberry
and Tomato Wines, of her manufacture. They
are of delicious favor and, Of course, extrem ly
palatable. They reflect the highest credit upon
her good taste and skill in domestic affairs. Sc
will please accept our thanks.
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THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY The Montgomery
Mil of the Goth inst, siys-
The Committee on Location Are to report this
morning Chattanooga, Cleveland Ben Lomond
and Srwanee, Tenn, Atlanta, Ga, and Huntsville,
Ala, are the most prominent points Of location
under co sideraton, and W. learn that very gener-
Gus donations in lands and money have been piedg-
ed to the Board by persons representing the Claims
of zach OF the several localities named.
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G5y- We regret to learn that Mr.. John Green,
the actor, il lying in Memphis very i'll, having been
cut down by stroke of paralysis. His numerous
friends in his city will await with anxiety the re-
suit of his affection.
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C A N DID A T E S
SHERHFFALTY.

Of We are authorized JAMES NJ HINTON az
a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, the next
March eli cOn.
D- We authorized to announce john X. EDMoEDsoS
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the nex
March election.
s1S- We are authorized to announce f. B BGLEY as a
candidate Sheriff Davidson county, the
ele ton.
IT ? We authorized to announce A. Creole, as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the March
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CAPITAL PRIZE, s65,OOO!!.
SOM M f .

91- Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken 81 par Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
~ Drawings OF Large Class viii be Published In
and New Orleans Sunday pagers, and Charl
ton and savannah Daiies.
Address tickets certificates Of packages Of
tcketsto ANDERSON a SON, Managers,
Macon OF Savannah, Ca
- Address oFdsra for Tickets @. n. WINTER,
Bos 5sa Nashvlie Tennessee; or 20 ANDERSON son,
Macon or Savannah, Georgia
Nov.16-trw&Wtd
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s.InfernaI Machines, not PatoutabIe.

The Commissioner of Patents has jected the
application of John McLarty for letters patent for
an improved poceman's club" The model OF
the CLUB is about - inches long, is round aud
about an inch and quarter in diam, ter. II has "a
smooth aud polished suffice, aud resembles the
baton generally borne by police and other officers
It's exterior gives indication OF its real character
or capabilities Its barrel l. followed, aud within
it is an ingenious mechanism conn ctsd with four
longitudinal spurs lane, t." which lie concealed
in the tube On touching a spring these aucets
leap from their hiding places, and through them by
a single wrench Of the weapon, most fearful mu-
tlation i inflicted on the hand OF any adversary
who may have grasped il. ~ the & clinics OF street
rencounters it may be dubbed and its aacets made
TO bury themselves at will IN the head aud body OF
the victim.
After various arguments against granting pai>
ent for this club, the commissioner concludes by
saying: Whether viewed al u weapon OF of nsa
defense, it is adapted 10 the hands OF the most
dissolute and the mot distardly, aud evidently be-
longs 20 the same class the slune-shot ct the
burglar, and the brazcn knuckles OF the political
ruffian. The natioual honor would be more Tar
nshed by granting piteus for the than for tue
other.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill.

HAS just received the highest premium at the great
II National Pair Louisville and also AZ the Ohio State
Cincinnati the Little Giant, star and Magic
Milsa.
adapted crushing Corn and Cob, Rye oat', &C,
for stock, and for grinding for family use, dtieTieH
Sc Its grind ug surfaces be renewed 4 Of
three dollars, being cast separate from the other portions
Of tie MiH.
Furnished complete, with two pairs Of grinding rings for
hfy dollars travelling Agents wanted sell the above
Mills. J. c. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
octT-dtWAw8G- 81 College street, Nashville.
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CONSTABLE.

~ We are authorized 70 'osEPH L. RYAN as
a candidate for constable, ia the Nashville District
gag- We are authorized JEssE b. PERRY
candidate for Constable, Nashville District at tn
ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized to announce FLETCHER w. HORS
as candidate for table Nashville District, at the
ensuing March election
EW- We are authorized 20 announce SAM d. NICHoL
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District at IN
ensuing March election. novl9
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

Do We are authorized to announce Capt JONI s. DASH
election.
81 We authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM a candidate for reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
~ We authorized to announce THOs d. STOGSER
candidate for County Court Clerk the March
election
~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER
a candidate the Office Of County Court clerk the
ensuing March election.
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4 = Nershauts' Ha1k notes 81 ths f1licsiex Eaztgs
"a Nah.ls HeE ofls1as, All ths Ga H4tEs 81 aeqfFia
- so1gh Carolina para Heass e aas 81 NaAFis al %
- i.coans Ssnk &c sheltyrie ~ cis lscoaHi. Al GA
sls Il rates ssfeed "a a. tte tiaae.
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ISL Prizes, amounting 70 SIS, 600,


a sas fFosahie tie % bald Eesr cistsrna. ne
$3.50 efsfuak prlLaEa. HpQh 4. bkArf, 8 nsg IL
- 800 prsrsFza 81 t1a liEa1a 81 ~ siles aep1-
,.sst = noie 81 oiberstss, q a. q. eeoFs IN
- - a ---------- u-a--- e..
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Valuable Land for Sale.

T WISH sell the farm where I now live, containing
about hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve
miles South from Nashville between the Nashville and
Turnpike the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad part OF the land fronts said Turnpike
a half mile and a part lies within hundred yards
the Railroad The place is well improved comfortable
dwelling AMI cut houses good water and orchard Of both
Apple aud Peach trees, other fruits. The land
good quality and under good cultivation, there being
sixty-hve well with All the lard is
closed with Cedar rails abundance Of wood, and is
every desirable plantation being admitted one Of
the most healthy situations in Davidson county,
Thoe wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would dc well 10 call soOn DESTROYS 20 sell and will
give bargain. Apply the sub cTiter the premises
II. Mcdonald, ESQ, Nashville, 42 Cherry
stree; 10 NANCE WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct29-eoUsn. r. H.. WALLACE.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

eFy@ We authorized to announce JOHN RAINS as a
candidate reelection the Office Of County Trustee at
the ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized TO announce T. T. SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee at the ensuing
March eleC ton.
sFy- We are authorized to announce ELI L. WOOns
County Trustee the next March election.
NoYI-tdF.
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COaHg! COaIggR

EFsHE rsssns e sashNins nss AVE - orrsstuiy 81
y prefhssaE taeassiEsE Hsla f4a aagpfg 81 ataon
coat 80 ths siaiers - sqgiestiaa the aaderslzssi
~ y - iAAa Ate2s a. the kEna eaat ence NsssFs
asa.a-ns ~ - uAEEIE. AEsas.
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Our advces from the West report generally backward
season. farmers anxious to feed their hogs long
possible IL nos all points Of that State
ney interfering very materially with packing
operations il being found impossible 70 negotiate draft made
against shipments.
Hogs generally reported abundant and fat the In
dicatons strong IN favor long late Pr-
most Of Le leading points were, last week nomna
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SMAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES S.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!
Capl,nl Prlze. 10000.

fHE following scheIse win be drawn by s. swan CO.
Il Managers Of the fIrt Gaines Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Lotteries for Deosnber 1857 AUGUSTA,
Georgia. to which city they have Principal
once.
Glass 65.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia. public on
SATURDAY, December 18th, 1851.
Glass Sc,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, December 18th, 1851.
Class 81,
To be drawn In the City ofAugrsta Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, December 18th, 1851.
Glass 6Ss
To be drawn In City Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY., December 10Th. 1851.
ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs
ftUe thousand -Four Hundred Prizes
EEARLY PRIzE TO EvKRT NINE TICKETS.
n {
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western and Atlantic RaIIrond.

From the official Report of the Superintendent
and Treasurer of the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road, TO the Governor, for the year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1857, we gather the following Informal
tiOn
The gross income is 5000, So8 %
Expenses Of working and tain
ing Road 435,S27 So
Nett Earning S464 9sl 40
Amount paid for equipment and con-
structon 1888 COL O4
Total expenditures for 1857 sl9,4SS SO
Amount paid into Treasury 100000 90
The whole cost OF Road to Sep 80,
1857 has been 5,9Ol, 497 50
OF which amount there has been
paid from the Treasury of the
State $4,495, $50 AZ
And from the earnings of Road l,4O5,S45 90
The Superintendent makes most ALTERING ex-
hibit of the business and prospects Of this great
State enterprise. He reports that for the last five
years il has actually paid interest OF a per cent
per aunum on the 81, 495 652 43--the amount pail
out Of the State Treasury for its construction.
When we consider the vast amount of revenue de.
rived TO the State from the enhanced value of auds
aud the rapid advancement in all the elements Of
progress, of Cherokee" Georgia, through the agency
of this road, the wisdom of it's construction By the
State is abundantly vndicated. Il also seems to
point to wise and judicious legislation for the de-
velopment of other sections of this State, teemng
with native resources, but comparatively valu less
for want of facilities of communication with the
markets o! the country.-AugltstI Dispatch.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
-CELEBATED
German B5EEe9'S.

Preparedby DR.. C. NJ JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa,
WILL EFFKCTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE
Chron Nervous De Uty, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a disordered
Liver stomach
Give them a Trial, they will cure you
For IS per bottle by druggists and store
keepers in every and village in the United States
Canadas, West Indies and South America noy2-1m.
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LARD ATANnS.

u have Lard stands sizes, maize heavy tin,
w which we wtltseli Al ioW prices. Also,
Sausage Suffers, Colanders, Ladies', Skmmers, &e.
Nov. est MACKENZIE a WILLOW.
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- GNLEICENT SCHEMEI
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters So

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
me Numbers from TO so co.. corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper,
Wheel.
The first sss Prices similarly printed and eneircled
placed in another wheel
The wheels are thCn revOved, and number is drawn
rom The wheel Numbers, and the time Prize Is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited TIE audience, and
registered by the Commits oners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out
APPrOxtmot on PTizes:-The two preceding
ana the two succeeding Numbers those drawing the rt
Prizes will be EMIT ed 10 the SO Approximation Prizes,
For example; II Ticket No II $50 draws the $4,000 Prize,
those Tickets numbered 1I24s, 11249. 1881 1882 will
each be entitled 10 $780, If Ticket No $50 the $780,
'OO Prze those Tickets numbered 54S $40 ssh b52 will
each be entitled to $3.50, and according the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of SEQ will be determined by
tue last Inquire Ct the Number that he 900 Pr
FOR EXAMPLE the Number drawing the 500 0C0 ends
With No then all the Tickets the number ends
!, will be entitled to $40 the Number ends with No
en- he tickets whe the Number ends in will be en-
titled TO $50, and on 10 o.
Certificates of Packages viii be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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Hughes Brothers.


Practical Artists in every branch Of Photography and
Wholesale and retail dealers in Ambrotype AIeainoiype,
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods; Apparatus and
Chemicals Of kind variety and description used in
abovs Arts All orders will be promptly filed and for
any part of the country the very lowest
rates. cash, which the respectfully in.
vited Agents the of Meanotyp4 srher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
Sept4. 90 Union street, Nashville Tenn.
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In ordering Tickets or Certif,catcs.


Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will forwarded by hrs mail
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers Prizes win be sent 10
purchasers in mediRtely aiter the drawing
~ Purchasers wiz peags write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and state.
- Remember n 1t every Prize drawn and payable
in fan without deduction.
q All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid imuediatel "
after the draWtngother prizes thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 90 Augusta, Ga.
81 Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Allan
Ia Ca, have their save time by ADJ
dressing s swan Co., st either OF those cities.
~ list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that is enti-
lied TO- VIII be published alter every dra wing In the
log papers "a tsO) COHSiifutiOdIisf Ats or
tsItS Detd Noodle Register Charleston Standard NASH
ne 6dstt 4qata LHailgelcer, Net0 York Weekly Day
Book, SdUdFRdh Morning NetCS, Richmond DiSDalcf
Ae10 York Dispatch dRd Pudding (AiSs) CkarioH.