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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
TEMPERANCE Cause.

An enthusiastic Temperance meeting
was held at the Cour, House in Charles
town, on Thursday night, 4lh inst. Adj
dresses were delivered by Revs. Land
street, Wilson and Amber, after which
the Pledge was signed by large aud res
pectable audience.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
Winter.

Winter has at last come upon us. The
pas. week has been extremely cold and
biustery. Snow commenced falling on
yesterday morning and continued until IL
O'Clock, NJ, attaining the depth OF in
ches.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
Shepherdstown, Feb. 10, 1858.


LADIEs.--Y our kind favor of the 9th
inst. inviting me to deliver the address
on the occasion of the presentation OF
Stand of Colors 10 the ShepherdstOwn
Lighl-lnfan,ry, has been received. ii
will afford me pleasure 10 discharge the
very fattering task you have assigned me,
to act as the organ ofihe Ladies OF SheP,
herdstown in the execution Of an under
taking SO credilable 10 their patriotism.
With sentiments Of high respect, have
the honor to be your OBJ. serv't.
T. y. TOWNER.
To Mrs. Susan Ferrell, Miss Ellen
Briscoe. Miss Mary Ssaley, Miss Enors
EnlleI. Miss Maria Richard, Committee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
Y or Rent.

9pUE House and Lot, al present occu.
( PIED by Jacob Crow, in SheP- ss
herdstown, is offered for rent. ',if3
Possession given on the Isl OF A-11AA
priI, next. ROBERT LUCAS, Jr.
February Is, 1883. It
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
SHERIFFALTY.

WE are authorized to announce JAMES
w w. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,. as candl-
date for The SherfaIIy, at The election IN
MAY next rem io' 1000
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
Sermon,

The Rev. S. S. RoszELL, Of Loudoun
County. delivered very eloquent sermon
in the NJ. E. Church, of this place, on
Monday night last, 10 crowded audi
ence
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAyMENT.-All
The banks in Washington. and the Bank
Of Commerce and Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank Of Georgrtown,resn specie
pay meni on Saturday On all their liablli-
ties. s-osI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
Lynch Law i'm Indiana.

Shocking Scene.--Recer,Iy the regn-
lators of Noble county. Indiana, caught a
counterfeiter, who had on hand heavy
assortment of bogus coin. He was hang
ed until he confessed and exposed the
gang with which he was connected. He
was then put in jail, and arrests made,
some twenty-five persons being taken in
custody, and lodged in the jails of Noble,
La Grange and De Kalb counties. One
of the leaders Of the scoundrels was taken
before the Executive Committee Of the
Regulators, and sentenced to die. He
had many aliasas, but was better known
by the name of Gregory McDongsl. He
was twenty -seven years old, Canadian
by birth, and leaves wife and child.
The correspondent Of the Journal says :
AFTER the verdict Of the regulators about
five hundred horsemen from this and adj
Joining counties. formed procession with
their prisoner in a wagon in the lead slow
y and solemnly to the place of execution,
a romantic spot about FIVE miles out from
Iignoier. near small lake. The process.
sion arrived at the selected spot about 8
O'Clock, and after some preliminary ar
rangements, the Notwithstanding the
prisoner and his cOffin--was driven under
an oak tree from branch Of which the ia
Ia rope dangled. The prisoner seemed
cool and coIlected--indeed, he evinced,
throughout the hole of the terrible scene,
the utmost sang troid and self posses
SION
A Rev. Mr.. Writ made feeling pray
en- the prisoner made speech, little
thought he would ever come TO this
hoped She Lord would have mercy on
his sonl, and vas strung up and hung I'M
I'll dead. The correspondent we quote
says:
.Abou, 1900 horsemen from all over
the country, we've in town yesterday, and
about five hundred went out TO the place
of execution to-day, and formed circle
around the wagon. Not word was spo-
ken after the prayer of the minister. All
was still and quiet, and after the man was
cn, down the crowd qnieily dispersed,
each one looking as though he was sorry
that such thing had been dOne'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

AT the special election held in Wash.
ington County, Md, on Monday last, for
a member Of The presen, General Assem-.
bly,, DR.. Riddlemnser. democrat,wa cleo
ted over James w. i.eggetl, american, BY
about 20 majority. i'''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
A jolly Temperance Family.

Jolly temperance FauHy'
Ioe Harris was whole-souled, merry
fellow and very fond Of glass. Alter lIV'
inc in New Orleans many years. he cane
TO the conclusion of visiting all uncle IN
Massachusetts, whom he had not seen ior
many wears. Now, there is difference
between New Orleans and Massachusetts
in regard to the use of ardent spirits and
when Joe arrived he found the peopi lie run
ming mad about temperance; he felt hah'
thinking with the old song that keeping
the spirits up by pouring the spirits Gown
was one Of the best ways 10 make u''e
pass, and began TO fear indeed that he was
| in pickle. But on the morning after bis
arrival, the old lady came to him and said:
Joe, you have been living at the south
and no doubt are in the habit Of taking
something to drink about eleven o'clock.
Now, keep some for medical purposes,
but let no one know 1t, as my husband
wishes 10 set the boys a good example.
Joe promised, and thinking he wo"i1
no, get any more that day, took as he en-
pressed buster.
After he had walked out 10 the Stable
who should he meet but his uncle.
SWELL Joe, says he, i expect you are
accus toned TO drinking in New Orleans,
but you find US temperance men here, and
for the sake of my sons, don'tiei them
know have any brandy; bnl | keep 1T
lie for my rheumatism; will you accept
some?
Joe signifed his consent, and took
another good horn. Then continuing his
walk, he came to where the boys were
msullng rails. After converslng time
one Of his cousins said
Joe | expec, you would like to have
something to drink, and as our folks are
down on liquor, we keep some here 10
help US with our work
Out came the bottle and down they sat
and he said by he time he got home TO
dinner, he was as tight as he conld be, al
from visiting a temperance family.
DISTRESSING AFFAIR We regret to
learn that Mr.. James J.. Jordan. brother
of Mr.. E. G. Jordan, the worthy ProprIe-
tor Of Jordan's Springs, in this county,
was killed on Tuesday the 26lh uIl., near
his residence in Campbell county, Va,
by a man named Walter Withers, who
resdes in the same Reighborhood. On
the day Of the fatal affair, Mr.. Jordan, ac-
companed by three of his small children,
left his house TO 90 short distance, EVIL
IDENTIFY not anticipating an attack. lie
had moi proceeded far, when he was met
or overtaken in public road by WiIhers,
who had in company brother. A dis.
pute occurred abou, some hay, which led
TO rencoun,er, when Wthers drew
pistol from his pocket and shot Mr.. Jor-
dan in the body, killing him instantly
The brother Of Withers had the body re-
moved from the road to .he house of an
old lady near the scene Of the fatal occur
renee. Nj. Jordan was gentleman high
Iy esteemed, and the sad affair has caused
the deepest regret among his numerous
friends. Withers, we learn. is man OF
some pecuniary means, but is without
much personal esteem. He has been az
rested, but we have not heard that there
has yet been any legal investigation OF he
grave offence for which he has 10 answer
WmcheSter Vrginian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

A firm in Newark, n. J..hsve received
a patent for a machine for backing boots
and shoes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13
For the Register.
Geographical Enigma.


| am composed of % letters.
Nv vi III 20 is town in Arabia
My Ii 90 20 I is a town in Turkey.
Ny 10 9 Is 2 is river in Siberia.
My 8 Us 8 IA Q 81 is County
in Indiana.
MY "a IL Is Dis a town in Sweden
My IL % IS is an Island east of China
NV 4 ID 9 3 is lake in Russia.
My % IL l6 l6 IA 8 is a town II
Ohio.
NV 10 Is 20 is a town in Louisiana.
My | 4 10 ii Is is County in lndI
ana.
Ny 90 10 3 8 is a town in Africa.
My whole is distinguished General
p. GREEN.
Shepherdstown, Feb. 9, 1858.
81 Answer 10 the Enigma in las
weeks paper: "Winches'eF' FredFIcb
County"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

An effort is Haking to establish another
bank at Cumberland, TO be- called the al
legany Rank.' s. s's 80
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

RENTING OF THE FISH Wharf.-The
Fish Wharf, belonging to the Corpora
tion. was rented, at public auction, on Sal
urday las,, by S. ]. Mccormick, AUG
toneer, for the ensuing fishing season,
from the first. OF March, TO the first Of
June. 10 Mr.. w. d. Scarce, for S3,275.
,-.Alerandria Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

ECONOMICAL MovEMENr.-In view OF
the scarcity Of money,the small amount Of
business doing on the road, the consequen,
falling off in the revenue, and the gener.
al decline in The price of food and The
necesssries of hfe,,he Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has adopted genera
Order deducting ten per cent. from the pay
Of all officers and Others who receive, reg
ulaT aNnual salaries exceeding five hun
dfed dollars. This order took effect or
Monday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

The Leesburg Washinglonian says: A
Calf lwo years old was killed by MIR. Ad.
am Householder, Of German Settlement
on Monday ,25th Of January, which weigh
ed nett 6s7 pounds; the hide weighed | l3
pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

A VETERAN.-Thomas Wilson. aged l02
years, passed Wheeling on Saturday, OIL
his way home. He was accompanied by
his grandson. The Gazette says that
Mr.. Wilson is a native of Iceland, having
emigrsled 10 this country in 1871, being
then 30 years OF age. lie resided in
Washington city unfit the year befote the
death of Washington, when he moved to
Wetzel county Va, which in those days
was called the Fur West.' From Wet.
Eel he moved,a few years since, 10 Wood
county. Va, where his grandson resides.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

A young man named r. w. Young,
who recently resigned clerkship which
he had for long time held in the Pos,
Office of Washington CITY, was arrested
a few days ago, charged with having sto-
len letters, containing money and drafts.
He acknowledges his guilt. Tor some
time past he has been committing these
robberies. He is "respeclabIy connect
ed" and has been baied in the sum of
$4,000. Henry Van Geisen, clerk in
The Post Office at Chicago, Illinois. has
also been arrested for robbing letters oil
their couteuts. and also confessed his guilt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

DrscHARaE OF EcKnL.-John {. Eek.
o. who was indicted III conjunction with
Mrs. Cunning a,u,for the murder OF ilar-
yev Bumel. has been discbargef.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-13

RAcHEL's LAST Hours. --PWting aCiih
Her Je,Uels. In the early stages of Ra-
chefs final illness her fondness for gold
and ieweIry did not desert her. She fire.
quenlIy had her jewels and rich garments
brought to her bed, and beguiled the wea-
ry hours in looking them over, and on
one occasion, after taking one long and
lingering look at Them, she exclaimed,
with sigh OF heartfelt distress. I'll faut
done quite, tom!" t'Must then aban-
don all " Her death struggle was long
and severe, and her last hours are desert
bed as agonizing.
Cannes, the Town in which Rachel
bresthed her last, is, as a French journal
assures US. "paradlsalcal resort in the
south of France, the honor of whose dis
covery belongs to Lord Brougham, who
has for years had his country seat IN ii,
and recommended it to his countrymen as
a winter residence" This winter Cannes
has been OVERLOOKING with visitors. Since
the occupation of Nice by Russians, suah
of the English as formerly wintered there
have resorted to Cannes. The recent re-
ports OF the improving health of Rachel
for up to few days previous to her death
hopes had been entertained Of her recOve-
crowds of consumPtves 10
The charmed spot.
Rachel leaves TWO sons, the Oldest OF
whom, il is said, is the grandson Of the
grea, Napoleon, his father being Count
Walewski, Napoleon's son by his Polish
mistress, and now French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
The KANSAS ELEcIIoN.-There is no
longer any doubt as 10 The result OF the
election in Kansas. on the Alb of Janua-
ry. The Democratic pro-slavery party
elected all the State officers, and major
ity of one to.the Legislature. The fol-
lowing is the ticket elected: Governor,
Gen. Frank j. Marshall Lieutenant
Governor, VIM. G. Matthias Secretary
of State, VIM. #. SpiceIy Auditor, DR..
Blake Little Treasurer, II. j. B. Cra-
mer; Congress, Jos. P. Carr. These
officers assume the reins as soon as Con
gress accepts the Constitution and admits
The Stale into The Union. They were
elected by more than thousand majority
Dull TINES IN COLUMBUS, GA.--A
gentleman of Columbus, in private lei.
ter 10 one of the editors Of the Confedera.
ton, paper published al Montgomery.
Alabama, says:
"lf ever solitude was fully exemplifed.i
is now in Columbus; business is not only
slaghant, but dead. Merchants faces are
as long as the Presidents message, and
every second man you meet looks as il be
had lost his knife was out of tobacco,
had been shot al and missed or wa:
sent for and couldn't come
RENTING OF THE FISH WHARF.-The
Fish Wharf, belonging TO the Corpora
ton. was rented, at public auction, on Sat
urday las,, by S. J. Mccormick, Auc
tioneer, for the ensuing fishing season
from the first. Of March, TO the first o
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,

No. Is Cedar street. Ndshraie, Tenn.
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Ne'o
STYLES from the Eastern markets, embracing
ercy,y variety Of GepfieweE's AypTa, which we
are offering at VERY LOW RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by u member OF
the firm, resident Of IbriadeipiIia, whose long
peregce and great jac,i,iiss, afford every advan-
tasr for the selection of choice Goods. Our
aim is TO give our patrons Us good "a variety
of Fashionable Goods to select from as any other
Cdg IN the Uqion and we respectfully solicit II
call from buyers, for an opportunity TO con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Soek Of
Goods. ever opened in Nashville, is at No. 10
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT d Co.
p. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
FIR Thomas d. Delano 4 Co.'S celebrated LIFE
PREsgRvERs. which are so adjusted in the lin
ing OF the Vest as 10 be of no more inconve-
nicnce than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only to be seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. septfT0an
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

TIE CAPrro1 ExHIBrrIox-It was happy
Thought of the II storical Society, that led to
gett;a4 up the Exhibition which is now open
at the State Capitol. 1t embraces large
proportion Of the b.st works of art to be
found Ia the State. The collection of paint
ings. is enc of rare beauty and variety ana
will well repay the outlay TOR admission ana
the time consumed in visit. 1he1e Is
scarcely man, woman or child III the CITY
who wouA net be pleased by survey OF
these PRODUCTIONS not to say benefited. The
rooms are open each day from IL A ~, aud
also at night There is band of fausic ca
hand at night, which lends zesi TO the occ''-
sion. We are pleased 10 know tRat large
numbers of our citizensgo nightly Go again
TODAY and Tonight, enc and all.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

HEATING BY GAs.--.Sarding The Ar.-One of
fhe new buildings in Hawk street, says the
Albany Knickerbocker, is not only to be light
ed but heated with gas. The plan adopted is
the one got out by Calvin Pepper Esq, of this
city. The iron work will be done up at the
Eagle Furnace. Mr.. Pepper gets up his heat
by passing gas through sand. IF the gas be
directed into the body of the sand it will in
stantly diffuse itself through the entire mass,
and, raising to the surface, may, with perfect
safety, be instantly set on fire with a match,
the fame covering the whole surface of the
sand with pure fame, without smoke, no
matter how large the extent of the Rame and
with perfect and complete combustion. The
heat is almost instantaneously diffused
through the entire mass of sand, heating it
equally throughout, and requiring but one
minute of time to heat the sand to such in
tense temperature that it will retain its heat
for hours after the gas is shut off and the light
extinguished. Teere can be no doubt that the
gas n quired to light a room will also be suf-
ficient TO heat it. Mr.. Pepper claims that two
cents worth of gas will make a sufficient
nuantity Of sand red-hOt to keep room warm
in winter eight hours. If this be so, it will be
seen that our fuel expenses can be reduced to
about City cents week.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

CRIsp's GAETY-To-nght the eminent
Comedian, JouY DREW. will make his tenth
appearance at this popular resort, His bcne-
fit last night was perfect ovation; 1t was one
of the most brilliant audiences ever assembled
within the walls of the theatre; the dress cir
Gle was crowded to its utmost capacity with
the finest looking ladies of Nashvilic-in fact
it was perfect bevy of beauty. Mr.. DIRE"
must have felt highly complimrntcd by such
"A magnificent demonstration. Tonight there
is an excellent entertainment offered. First
will be presented the fine comic drama OF
Rory o. More, JonN DREW appearing as Rory.
After dance 10y Miss WILLIAMS the perform
ance will conclude with the very lauGhabl'
piece of The To,2es. J0HN DREW pcrsonating
the erratic Timothy Toodles, E-q. This is an
excellent Saturday nights bill, and we may
expect another large house.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

Carr. ". r. BRADFUTR.-It will be remem-
bered that sometime since, this gentleman
shct private soldier near Fort Belknap,
Texas At that time paragraph appeared
in one of the San Antonio papers, which was
extensively copied throughout the country,
rehecting upon Capt BRADFUTE. Since then
a Court of Inquiry, the result of which was
the acquital of Capt. B. aud his entire
generation from blame. We have seen a
letter from Capt Il. to relative in this
city, in which he states the fact. The
numerous friends of the gallant officer and
soldier win receive the information with much
satisfaction. He is now in command Of Fort
Chadbeurne, Texas.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
FOR COUNCILMAN.
FIRST WARD.


ia We are authorized to announce S. j. BUCKLEY
a candidate for Councilman in the First Ward, at
the ensuing election sept24-te
SECOND WARD.
So We are authorized TO announce ]. V. GILBERT
as a candidate for Councilman in the Second Ward at
the ensuing election sept1-te
F5- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN W
COLEMAN a candidate for Councilman in the End
Ward.
BRANE as Il candidate for Councilman IN the Second
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug9-te
THIRD WARD.
10 We are authorized to announce f. H. EAST
a candidate for Councilman in the Third Ward. at
the ensuing election
FOURTH WARD
Ea- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM T.
HUGHES a candidate for Councilman in the Fourth
Ward, at the ensuing election. septI7-te
GD- We are authorized TO announce DAVID H.
WARE candidate for Councilman ID the 4ih Ward
at the ensuing election. seut2-te
Re- We are authorized announce C. E H. MAR
TIN candidate for Councilman in the 4th Ward at
ensuing election .augl9-te
FIFTH WARD.
FD- We are authorized TO announce J. c. DARnEN
as a candidate for Councilman in the 5th Ward at the
ensuing election aug2G-te
re- We authorized TO announce Or. JOHN l.
CHEATIIAM as candidate for for Councilman in the
Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election. septIO-te
SIXTH WARD.
ga- We are authorized 20 announce JAS r. BRUCE
as a candidate for Councilman in the Sixth Ward at
the ensuing election. sept24-te
sB- We are authorized TO announce r. c. BRAINS
FORD, as candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward
augl6-te
SEVENTH WARD.
BI- We authorized TO announce B. F. MOSEIY
as a candidate for Councilman in the Seventh Ward
at the ensuing election. septl3-te
EIGHTH WARD
ED- We are authorized 10 announce IRA p. JONES
a candidate for Councilman the sth Ward, at the
ensuing election. septic
gE- We are authorized TO announce C. II. CONGER
a candidate for Councilman the Sth Ward az the
ensuing election. aug23-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

ArrExPTEB BCRGLART.-Abont hali-past
O'Clock yesterday morning some one or more
of the thieves Ivy which the city seems now ia
Tested. made an effort to enter the Jewelry
Store of Thomas GowDY. They went 10 the
back door, and bored through with view TO
remove the bolt WHICH secured II on the in-
side In removing the holt it ieh against
the wall or Gooz, and made z Eotse Wmch
aroused the clerk who was sleeping inside
The clerk at once got 4 pistol, and prepared
TO receive his nocturnal customers WITH an
appropriate greeting They took an ALARM
however and declined to force themselves IN
to his presence. They lett disappointed, out
will probably embrace the first favorable "p-
portunity to pay their respects in that OF
some other quarter of the city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ea,>soSs. Dr. KING formerly OF New York, for
RFE2<S the last tour years OF Louisville, Ken
~ ANA who has devoted MS the
Inent private diseases for 80 years natters
himself, having attended a practice for many
cure ali diseases ot prIvate nature no matter how
bad they may BE- nom nJnaeiuus medical treatment,
ffuu neglect al their own. lr. AiEg's lasieus.r!
No - Ih.iderck street, bctNr,a Cherry tnd the
square, svcund STORY where he CURES ali dIscas ui
private nature.
,soroR,uiIA cared without nAuseious medicine Ia
reference Wih business
>THlCTJ OF Old recent date efectualls cured 10
a few days, by operation which causes no pam.
Where a structure exists health cannot be elgoyo
Perhaps disease causes more mischief aud under
mines the constitution much
s-rrIils with ali the diseases OF the skin growing
out Aegiect bad treatment can bc efIcctsAliy
cured 1 q lev days.
SEMINAL WKAkNAsS-PsFtcnlara attention hA wing been
sIven 20 this disease and all the consequences grow
ing IT, broaght on IA many eases - the 'ir
habits 81 tlcunsHisFais fustas a4c cAs-s
iadlgraoeo 81 Tie sassi.is neglect q" sis IA vii
sicrIni.u to coistgtu, ro.i'iefiug tv saiset Hht
loF business sscscty and Clrus premature us3
ieassAcs ssiIu may be Etirraisg Wa ahs dicbity 81
te Muislb mas Fest assasv al Infittes'lats Feisl-
fers,lns residing abrOSd, by NTislas aifd stating
their case, with Zee enclosed directed 81 M A. King
Ne - neAisTick street, Nashville, Tenn, ~sii have
the necessary Insine seat - thelg address, With
sssS4Fy directions. strict secrecy observed. Once
hoarsggoa O'Clock la te meFaag until IN the eve
aiRg III nlay26-isaa~ly