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Steamboat 4 Riuer items.
ARRIVALS.
Feb. I9-Cnba, Paducah.
Sallie West, Cairo.
Ella, Waitsboro.
DEPARTURES.
None.


The river is falling; there are about 81 feet
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The DR.. Robertson departs to-day at p. M.
for New Orleans.
The Commerce departs up the river.
The !Sauie Vest did not get off yesterday.
She departs at II o'clock, NJ, to-day for Mem
phis.
The Ella departs at P. N. for Burksville
and Rowena.
SINKING OF THE NETTIE MuLER-By tele-
graph we have been informed of the sinking
of this boat On yesterday we learned by her
officers and passengers who came down on the
Ella, the following particularsin regard to the
accident. The Mite was bound up the river
to Point Isabel, head of navigation, and had
successfully overcome all obstacles and arrived
and delivered her freight at most of the land
ings below the point of her ultimate destina-
ton, when she struck a rock and sunk. No
chandse lost is supposed to be about S15, 900.
By the GOODNESS and presence of mind of Capt.
CARTWRIGHT, when the accident occurred, no
lives were lost. Boat and cargo supposed to
be total loss. The Nettie Miller was owned
by parties in this city.
For MEMPHTs.-The fine passenger packet
Sale West will leave for the above place to-
day at II o'clock. For speed and comfort, as
passenger packet, she has no superior. She
is in command of the popular CoRBErT, assist
ed in the Office by the affable and attentive j..
NJ. SMITH. Secure rooms early as she will
leave positively at the hour advertised.
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10 The maxims of the wisest men are to
preserve the body in perfect health, not to
wait for the development of disease. BE wise
in time )" check and guard against the first APP
prOach. Keep the stomach and blood pure,
and the plaques of poisoned atmosphere fall
harmless. The only remedy that will thor
onghly purify the blood, and at the same time
strengthen and invigorate the system, is Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PrRIEIER. Try it, and your will be convinc-
ed. 1t is for sale by all druggists in Nash
vile. See advertisement. fcl5-lw.
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Directors.
GEORGE H HART,
f p. ROSS, Merchant,
A. c. CATTEIL, FirEl Of Chambers Cattell
JOSEPH EIWARDS. Merchant.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent Liverpool and Philadel-
phia Steam ship Company,
FOSTER s. PERKINS, Merchant
How. HENRY NJ. FULLER, President Montour
Iron Company,
E W. BAILEY, of Bailey i Co.
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS, Banker,
J. l. POMEROY, Merchant,
CHARLES 6. INLAY, Cash. State Savings Bank.
|. II. r COGGSHAII,
SAMUEL JONES,
GEORGE II. HART, President.
l. =. ROSS, Vice President.
II. r. CoGGsHALI, Secretary and Treasurer.
:. ii. BIuER, Assistant Secretary.
CTTT AND COUNT OF PIIILADELPHIA, /
STATE or PENNSYL TANLA. !
GEORGE II. HART, President, and HENRY r. CoGG-
pany do depose and say, and each for himself sa:
that the foregoing statement is the best of their
GEORGE II. HART.
II. r. COGGSHAII.
Subscribed and sworn before me this first day OF
JOHN B. KLENEY, Alderman,
and Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, COwp,roTer's office, I
NASHVILLE, Feb. l., 1855. !
This is certify that Quaker City Insurance Co.
located Philadelphia the state Of sylvana,
has complied with ali the requirements an passed
by the General Assembly Of the state Of Tennessee,
in March, 1886, entitled An Act regulate the agen-
cies Of Insurance Companies not Incorporated 10y the
State of Tennessee and that JsIT NASH is the le-
gay authorized Agent Of said Company the town Of
NASHVILLE, State OF tennessee.
J. c. LUTTREII., Comptroller.
above reliable Company at fair rates.
fcbl3-Sw JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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THE GAETY.-The two plays performed
Thursday night, by Mr.. il Mrs. CRISP in the
leading characters, sustained by the entire com
pany very creditably, were the Stranger and
Buick EYED Susan. No two plays in the mod
ern drama, penetrate more deeply the human
sympathics and affections In the first, Mrs.
LhIlier and the Stranger enlist and fix the at
tention through the emotional nature. We
have not 50 much to do with the skill or awk-
wardness of the author in his manner of exc
cutting the plot, we have in the destiny of
that mysterious compound of msanthropy
and benevolence, the Stranger, and Mrs. Ial-
Ter, whose one hour of guilt has cast thick
pail of sorrow and blighting remorse over
a heart and a conscience, else pure, virtuous,
holy. However unskillful the play in its pro-
gress or Unsatisfactory its termination, il
touches chords in the human heart. which are
independent of personal experience, aud
which do not return TO rest while the play
lasts To embody this depth of feeling, aud
TO communicate it in such way rs that the
audience, though acquainted with the plot as
a mere fiction, shall yet permit the gushing
tear, as over the reality, requires great talent
and power. This Mr.. Il Mrs. CRISP evinced
on this occasion; and at the conclusion muir
muir of admiration pervaded the entire house.
Black Eyed SusaR, is also an affair Of the
heart, with an incidental example of the sub
lime in moral heroism, and the noble fearless
ness of n heart conscious of its own rectitude.
AS WRii1a and Sasul, Mr.. and Mr.. CRIsr
were true to the life. We have seldom Wit
messed nights performances, which were
more uniformly and thoroughly entertaining.
The play-patrons of Nashville may consratu-
late themselves that SO long As the Theatre is
under the present management they will
never be without ''stars." If they have not
those belonging to the planetary system, they
will at least have those that are fixed"
whose light is equally attractive and beauti-
full.
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Save your Doctor Bills and Time.

MI SAVAGE, Nd, July I. 1856.
DEAR SR-In consequence of taking cold after a bad
attack Of the measles some eleven years since have
from that time suffered greatly with disordered liver
and stomach. ] have been at times So bad that my
life was dcspaircd of. | induced some time ago,
through the persuasion OF friend Mr.. Henry Shafer
10 try bottle Of Hoohands Germans Bitters think
ing If IL done no good il could do no harm, and know
ing Mr. shafer to be gentleman who would not re-
commend any thing 10 that he did not have conf
dence ia Before had taken one third of the bottle
my bowels became regular and had a fine appetite.
When | had used two-thirds of il | considered my
health as good as ever il was, and could eat thing
without its disagreemg with in the least / now
keep bottle Of the Bters in the house continually
and in case take cold, feel unwcn take one or
two doses, and II makes change in my bowels which
all need wherefore, for the past eleven years my
doctor bill has been from $40 s25 per year besides
loss Of time aud severe illness. Yours truly
P. J. TuRAsHER.
To DR.. C. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia Pa
Ask for HogfdRd's German I5itters Take nothing
else and that the signature Of c NJ Jackson is on
the wrapper of each bottle They be Of drug
Sists and store keepers in every and village in
the United States Canadies, West Indies and south
America at 10 cents per bottle. Principle ONCE AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia Ia. Feb. 10
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON SrEAasHus.-
RefuctiOn Of Freigihs.-The attention of the
mercantile community is directed to the adj
vertisement OF the New York and Charleston
lire OF Steamers, in this mornings PArRIor
They have made an important reduction In
the price Of freights
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FOREIGN.

HAvRE. Feb. Cotton closed franc bet
ter. Sales of four days was 400 bales; Or
leans %.
New YORK, Feb. 19.-Cotton firm at 81 65-
(14 80 for southern; wheat very dull; corn
hrm; prime pork SI3 25(Gl3 so; whisky %;
Auction sales of teas ut 10 per cent advance
over last sales; coffee firm; sugars buoyant,
Orleans fair 54CG55; rice quiet.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-SENATE adjourned
till Tuesday.
HoUsE.-A personal colloquy between
Messrs. Hatch and Zollcofer, respecting the
oaths Oi the American party.
Mr.. Hoard charged Mr.. Burns with being
corruptly influenced by proposals from the
Executive Department, and asked Commit
tee OF investigation.
Pending the question the House adjourned
till Tuesday.
NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-The Bible Society has
appointed committee TO nominate successors
OF the committee 0n versions.
The Chamber of Commerce passed resolu-
tons against the compulsory use of Rogers
Marine Signals.
DANvnLE, Pa, Feb. l9.-Wm. j. Clark has
been found guilty OF the murder of his
WIFE
hASHlNbION, IJ.-lHe DeInOCfals OF tue
Senate will amend the Lecompton Constitution
to allow the people of Kansas TO alter at
pleasure.
John L. Robinson has been confirmed U. 5.
Marshall for Indiana.
{ New ORLEANS, Feb, 19-Cotton sales 5000
bales-no change since the Baltic's news was
received-at ll(d Sales of the week are
$4,000 bales. Receipts $500 bales. Stock
377 900. Decrease in receipts at this port,
$4,000 bales. Decrease at all ports, AS, 900
bales.
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A DESIRABLE BglCk DWELLING CO Vine stree
"A eoas snientiy ioeAteG. APlay "a
febs-u BlNJ. r. SHELLS
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For Cash Exclusively.

We have tins day concluded to do exclusive Cash
business. BY dong we feel confident will not
only make advantageous TO ourselves, but to
toners also. For It Is certain any Merchant sell
his goods cheaper for cash than he twelve
months time and perhaps longer. We viii continue
sell present stock at cost for cash
All persons indebted to for past accounts must
come up and settle or We Will be compelled 10 give
them b. d officer.
fob3 l. c. NICHOLSON & co.
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MAsrrR MEcIANIc,s Orr1cr. M { C.R.R.l

Mcmphis, january 9, 1865.
This will certify that / using the PARAFFlNF
CANNEL-COAL OIL manufactured by the Union Coal
and OIL Company Of Maysvie, Ky, in our machine
shops and the locomotives the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and have given il the several
OIL have no hesitation in recommending IT as a su-
periOr oil for Railroad purposes both regard to
economy and as perfect LUbriCatOr. believe it to
be the best oil have used, and that gallon will 20
as far as two gallons of Lard Oil. The machinery is
now running III the shops with twenty per less
power than is required for ordinary oil The fuidty
Of the oil arises, convinced from the total alb
senCc Of gum, and does effect lubriCating pro
peTtcs but only requires that the orices in the oil Guns
and feeders should be reduced i'll order use the oil
economically.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Thomas c. Martn EAT, &c rs. J. B. Hughes and vile
and others.
T pursuance Of decree pronounced at the last term
Of this court in the above cause, will sell pub
lie sale, the premises SATU RAY the 18th day OF
MARCH 1855, thu following tract OF Ninety Acres OF
Land, to witt The Of Land Cedar Lack Creek
in Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin,
decd, and at present occupied by c. Graves and ad-
joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
TERMs.-one Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash and
for balance 4 credit of L. months without interest
c. d. BRIE-N c. a NJ,
, feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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spefial llotifes.
vertigo. E.treme Langnor

And Exhaustion, viii not trouble you after using
bottle of BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BrrTKRs. Take half
tea spoonful regularly hour before meals--eat
moderately-take short walk before breakfast, and
you viii find that all that has been said of this remedy
liz true Try it, it rarely fails to relieve Sick Head
ache, Weakness of any kind Acidity of the Stomach
or any symptom OF Dyspepsia. febl5-1w3S
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NEW DRINKING SALooN.-Messrs. V. B.
HOLMAN and WIN. AMIsoN, have opened a
recherche Saloon, on Cherry street, next door
to W. l.. BoYD's, where CHARLES MILLER form
erly kept. They keep on hand liquors, which
are pronounced by those capable of knowing,
as pure and fine as any brought to this mar
ket They also keep cigars, tobacco, &c, DC.
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MONEY FOR THE MILLION
$4,000 for Five DOllarst
Only 10000 Numbers! 3,2s6 Prizesi
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE 10 NINE TICKETS,
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW TRREE PRIZES!
Registered Money Letters at our Risk!
Capital prize, S3O,OOOti
ANDERSON ~ SONS LOTTERY
HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery!
By authority Of the State Of Georgia.
CLASS u, DRAWS lsT OF MARCH, 1888,
CLASS KK, DRAWS I5u or MARCH, 1858,
In public, al Macon, Ga. under the superintcL
dcnce Of T. &. BULKIEl and jos. MATEHNAS, Esqs.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
T;n,ya,s. Whales ss. uaI,os 60 so. ~. q, OF
sc HE VI n
REPRESENTATIONS PRIzEs.
.sll5,l3o
s,2s6 prizes amounting to.

So Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York RENTED FOR prizes.
"a Drawings OF large Classes will be published in
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and savannah nailies.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the mo-
ney 20 address for the Tickets ordered receipt
Of which they Will be forwarded by first mail Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
purchasers Immediately after the drawing Purcha-
viii please write their plain and give
their Post Office county and state.
Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
All Prizes OF 81 600 and under paid immediately after
the drswiugOthcT prizes at the usual time Of 80 DAYS.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Rs- Address orders for Tickets 10 {. H. SWAIN,
Nashville, Tenn, ANDERSON A son, Managers,
Macon OF Savannah Ga. febI3--tri- w&wtd.
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The Members from 10 SO 600, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slps
Of paper eneircled with small tubes placed
IN one Wheel.
The nrs as Przes similarly printed and encrcled,
are placed Ia another wheel.
The wheels are then revolvcd, and n number 10
drawn from the wheel ~ numbers and Al the sane
time Prize h drawn from the other wheel The Num-
ger and Prize drawn cut opened and exhibited TO
the audience, and registered BY the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation srepeAted until ali the Prizes drawn
out.
Approximation Prizes-The two preceding and
tbs lao succeeig Numbers 10 those drawing the rst
Prizes viii be eutted - the - APPROXIMATION Pr
For example n Ticket No. ll25e draw the go,
600 PFiz. tose Tickets numbered l12fs, ll2se, llz5i
i1252, viii each be eutitlrd % 500 II cket No $50
draws the $50 600 Prtze those Tickets numbered S4s
SD. aSo ssh 552 VIII each be entitled ~ $500 and 50
on according g. the above schcue.
The s, 900 Prizes Of $40 VII be determined by
the last Azure n lhe Number that draws the go 900
rrize. Dor example, n the Number drawing the SIC,
Oo0 Prize ends with No then all the Tickets xhere
the number ends Ia l. vii be enttled 20 SO II the
Number ends With No. :. then all the Tickets where
the Number cRds Adj be entIled o. so and 30 on
o. O.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold At the fol-
falF " - Il - iizrF
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Parafline Camel Coal Oils for Lu.
bricating Machinery,

IN Scotland the Camel Coal-Oils have been very ia
vorably known and extensively used in the place Of
Sperm, for the last few years Oils of similar nature
and quality now being made by the Union Coal and
OIL Company, and very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
best Sperm, and is fully equal it Lubricator:
having been subjected TO the tests upon both
heavy and light machinery and given entire satisfac
ton. This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
ton Spindes Machine Shops, and all machinery
where a fine Oil is required. II is more economical
than ordinary Oils, it sold about the same price
and as half the quantity will do an equal amount of
fabrication and do it better
This Oil being entirely without gum should be used
in the same manner the finest sperm. The openings
of the and feeders used for ordinary coarser Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished dealers at the factory
prices adding freghts insurance, and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewin, Pendeton Co. of this CITY
Agents for the Union Coal and Oil Company MAYS
vile, KY.
We call public attention to the following certificates
of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
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Notice to Transient Advertisers.

AlItransent advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwise
they will not be Inserted Transient JOB Work must
be paid for on delivery. -tfr-- q Il
The combined circulation Of the Daily and Tri-Week-
y editions of the PATRIOT in the city and in the sec
ton OF country trailing with Nashville, greater than
that Of any other paper the city, Aladvertsements
are inserted in beth edtons-hence the PA1aor is the
best advertising medium. .nHe1
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Chancery Sale.

p. l. Couch and q. ". Couch rs. W. c. Mckinley.
DY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at Nash
ID Vile made Ia the above cause, at the November
Tern last shall expose 10 public sale 10 the highest
bidder the Court ard ia Nashville, on the 10th Of
MARCH next. tract 0f land containing lax acres,
less, lying the Nasty lie and Lebanon
Turnpike road the ~ Cyil District Of Davidson
u particular description Of which VIII be given
on the day ol sale.
TRENs;-Credit Of six aud twelve months will be Civ
and lien retained for tie Iag ment Of the purchase
money. G. ID. BitlkN,
febG-dlGtwtd Clerk 4 Master
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Cincinnati Market.

CIscISNATI, Feb TO-
CHEESE-The market is quiet, with moderate de-
mand, and prices are unchanged. We quote SC for
lected ". R. &c for extra LARGE 105z9l1c for English
Dairy, and 13c for Nutmeg
FRUIT-Green Apples are in coed request at 81 seq
Is 2 Dbl Lemons dull, and 500 bxs sold at 81
p box. Oranges have declined 10 81 1908 p box
with sales of 100 boxes Raisns STEADY at 81 so
O. 40 for NJ. r. and 81 5o@2 60 for Layer. Currants
steady I2913c Figs firm at 129l4c. Dried Peaches
scarce and in fair demand al 81 1908 ? bush.
Dried Apples at 81 20@1 80. Cranberries scarce
I'd sell readily 81 t. SO z Dbl the latter price for
+ II bbls of prime berries.
FEATHERSThe market is steady, and prices
changed We continue to quote S3c the ruling
IR0N-There is limited business doing in Ohio river
hot blast Pig Iron at s272s- Cold Blast Pig Iron in
fair request $50 Bar quiet and prices steady
2Lc.
LEATHER-The market for city sole is steady at "a
@25c, but other descriptions dull and unsettled
HIDES-The supplies arrive slowly and with mo-
derate demand prices firm. We continue quote
Western flint at lC9llc; dry sailed s99c, and green
salted 51z@6c.
POTAIOES-There has been good demand during
the week and prices of prime higher closing CSC
2 bush.
SEEDS-Cover has declined to IS and is dull, with
large arrivals. Timothy sells at g. Is according
to quality. Flax sells at 15C9S5c.
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NASHVILLE, February l8, 1858

NASHVILLE, February IL, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: Your note of this date, re-
questing me to address the people of Nashville
before leaving the city, has just been received.
| thank you for the kind and hattering man
ner in which you speak of my efforts to carry
American civilization into Central America.
Your confidence and approval are precious to
me for | know they are based on facts and
are the result of knowledge and reflection.
Struggling ia behalf of cause which has
necessarily many enemies, have as IL matter
of course, been made the object of much per-
sonal abuse and detraction hut ii is u source
of great qualification for me To feel that those
who have known me longest and most init
mately, approve not only my acts but my
motives.
1t will afford me pleasure TO comply with
your request on Saturday evening next.
Yours faithfully,
VIM WALKER.
Messrs. FELIX ROBERTSON. J. b. LINDSEY, u.
+. CHEATHAN, WILLo. WILLIAMS, PAUL i.
EVE, and others.
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Ezs- The Penitentiary Hospital on Black
wells Island, near New York, was burned on
the morning of the 18th. The inmates, 900 in
number, were all saved. Loss of property,
$4,000.
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Ess- We notice Mr. FLAGG, the good Sa-
marian, has again come to our city to cure
the afflicted; his Medicine is good for what he
recommends it, and we would advise all to
buy.
Feb. l6-dlw
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Nicaragua-Gen. walker.

We su!join correspondence between citi-
zen of Nashville and others, and Gen WM-
WALKER We are gratifed to find that the
General has consented to address the public
as requested The speech will be made at
Onp FEIIow's HALL. TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK
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Negroesf Negroes.! For SaIes.f
A NJ. MAN COCK, ana hls vie, <ho : a ssleads.
s@ssrF and ifetser Aiss suoa islnsly u ixksi,
>rgrs-s, ~hlrA II DC sold los
g1a-5-a BOYD 90.
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Bonds, Mortgages, Ground Rents,
Coupon Bonds, Bank and other
Stocks. 500, $50 90
Negota bic Bills Receivable. go. 1855 ,I7S 80
Cash il Bank and due from Ag Us %, Az 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

SALE OF Mules IN NATCHEZ.-The NatcheZ
Free Trader of the 18th inst, notices a sale of
about forty mules in that city at an average
price of $50. There were some 450 mules
on sale in that market.
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No -, College Street.
GESIS Cali sS1fIclfkD ItOHA'' h. = sAoss.
VI - EnElzh Laced sasosrs;
\. ; water-praes sstchea BoGts;
large assortment - veg l1s psirxs 81
fobS-u JOHN RAMAcE
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Gss- The Washington letter writers add to
the announcement of the sudden illness of Mrs.
Senator DOUGLAS. the xplanation-"Thereby
the Senator from Illinois loses an heir"
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or cERrIrIcArEs


knciess Ills money ~ address fta the ncketk
dsret, on Tocspt q whtch they vii be forwarded By
nrst ulsn Purchasers have tickets ending any
nsstlrv they may designate
The LIST 81 Drawn Numbers and Frizcs will be sent
% pure hzseTs insmrsilAfely after l1e drawing
60 PurehAscrs Nn pleass wriie their signatures
plain, and give Their Fest Oftoe, county aud state
AZ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and p4yl-
bic NthG1t dsductsoa-
ss-Au prizes VI 81 90 and under, paid immediate
~ Alter drA1ing-Oter prlErs a. The usual %
thirty Gays
Al communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
AS1foas ordefs Goa Ickets 81 CvftincAtes a.
: SWAN a Co, Ans 1stA, Ca
sr rersons resieng nszr Montgomery, ALI, OF
Atlzats. o., can have tl1g oraefs allied and save
tlas. ey addressing 5 swan Ca Al eithsr Of those
C1tIca-
A1r lat % The numbers THAI drawn from the
Sheei, - An TIE aIoaut II Tie pl1e thai each n
entled -, MI be Pobiahed a,ter every dFAwinz, m
LAs t.1lonng pAPSrs -4ssza ga csssf.ts-.sos-li-
81, As- tTissas Della, Att<s Azgt1rr, cAariezea
NsA.azgd, NasArslls Ctsz<s, t.Gasa lsrll. new Ass
fs~k wsssiy Dag Sod SauanHaA sbFnins Mess, kssA-
rsss.a DvpsafrA. Aes frk L>lszzfuA, aass faslissg
lAlss , tiarsaz- fee- lid