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NEW ARRANGENIENT.

FENRAyELLsRs for the NoItand North the South
statas procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Rockville
Lynehburg Washington Atlanta, and Auguss, 70 et Lcu
Louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Coluhus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans Yicsurg, Padnca smithand, and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Steamboats, with connections at
All points Passengers aryRga Nash1 i via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad drectly to boat Ehout detention.
Thsis the quickest and cheapesrout for those bound for the
Westzs
Regular Cairo, N emp p his and "a. LOuis Line
rfs Fire steamboats, B. NJ RuDyan, Mnueionks saie West,
Cuba and j. g. Cline.
0ae Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 2
meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and through from
Nashville TO st. Louis in Sixty hours. q
Louiaville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, bnnh, Ella, John anlt aud tempest leave Nash
Vile Thprsday aud Tuesday, at y o'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati four
Regular Hemp New Orleans and YickS.
bIsrg Lire Of Boats.
James johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One OF these osts viii leave Nashville other
day, at time Om Nashville Memphis IS hours Ycks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville and the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starring
For nrcass accommodation the Boats Tickets pc
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule OF Rates.
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R. NJ. whilson vs.. @. W. FowIke..

At sale Of q negro boy named John, under an
execution against Felix O. Sud Tart, be was struck
off 10 Nhiison as the higaest Bidder, and at he
quest of FoWlkes, who was present and competing
bidder end in a few minutes after Tic properly was
struck eff and before the slave vas delivered, he
was substituted as the purchaser, and the bill Of
sale made to him After ihis suits were brought
by John Studisf f5r this and another slave sold at
the game time ami bought by Horatio Clogatt
der claim of title. in the Federal Court st Nash
Vile. During the pendeBcy Of these suits F9Tlkes
had conversation with Whiison, in which he stated
to him that such suits had been brought, and that
he and Clcgatt expected to join in the defence Of
them, and '.fhus tighten ihe expense" to eseh and
"askel Whitson il be Wculd bear his part Of the
suit against him, FoWlkes. to which be replied ser
taiuly, or reckon So" Il appears that after the
suit against Clogstt was tried, and gained by the
latter, the suit against FoWlkes was dismissed The
lawyers fees aud tavern expenses were paid by
FoWlkes and in this suit for one-half OF the same
he recovered fifty dollars against Whiison upon the
above promise. This appeal in error IS TO reverse
that Judgment
The Court instructed the jury that il they found
the promise, the consideration would be sufficient,
because in such case upon the facls stated. the
transaction would be sale Of the slave by Whitson
to FOwlkes and the Law would imply warranty Of
title, and his liability fOT that would ccnsiitate
good consideration for promise to assist in its de-
fence. We cannot concur in this view Of his Honor,
or rat!,er, in his premises We think the facts
proved DO net amount to q sale from Whitson 70
FOWlkes. Il was nothing more than an agreement.
while thu matter was IN progress and not consnm-
mated that the latter should take the place Of the
former, as purchaser at the SALE and by paying the
bid, obtain its benefit by having the title made to
himseR The transaction had no other effect than
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ShirIy Eeli & Coz and others W.. She
StenIg boat Eila---f4s bel in REM
NRY virtue 81 Warrant Of Arrest issued from Di1trot
Court In Middle District Of rennesses
above case directing the said siesm Boat Es
machinery, boats, tackle apparel and furniture and
order Of H. humphreys Judge of PIE said Court
jesse D. Clements Marshal u TIE said 10 eEey raza
publication Warrant and of said steam
boats tackle apparel, and furniture aud cite al prseas
who have, pretend % have rsh utle ne<
therein % appear before the Judge q s ad District Ce
at the Court Of said Court in he CaFo o rsnases
Nashville on 23i day Of the present. month, q
dsy else on the Court day fsoEu, 20 sock "a ~
forenoon there the sad iaHts IN en-
tract evil and maritime and further ts d and receive IN s
baf a. 10 tusce shall apssrain. This sth day Of APRIL lg
J. b. CLEMENTS, Y. 8. Marshaf,
apQ-lt for the Middle District Of Tennessee
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NUMBER 361.

to substitute FowIkss to the place os WhI,sou and
soon the terms Of the sale we're complied v;4E
by The former, tae latter stood as II he rad asvs-
made the bid. He vas hcuna % tie sfRcsr, ana e
The bid hat that having bcen dlns was 3 oomulsts
ez Iteration of Wbiis1n. The circumstances in
posed no Vhligstion ap0n Hbiison as 20 the tits his
sabsfgEie stepped into his shoes. not as purchaser
Boa hin. bas The successful bidder Sc the sale.
and c nsequeaily took upon himself sn the risks
which b3 Law deVolyss upon the purchaser al zeeu-
ION sales There is no Warraniy, expressed or im<
ed.--Caosat srlpIor is the mszim
me conservation vas very vague and indefinite;
q Is s'tn uli to IA Ike eOn,rscs or binding promiss
out Of 4 5Gtif it be 50 Construed. uoon our view
o. the transaction Il would DO void for want ofa
consideration
The Judgment viii be reversed C,RUrHrzs
Ae'rreet copy. ] P. CLARk, Clerk.
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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

this of adulteraed and deeteriOus Liquors,
of great satisfaction introduce 10 public notice
the above artcean article Of unquesoned purity pos
Sessing qualities except such favorable
huence on the human constitution
few banks of the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish where from Juice pro-
ceeas the Johannberg the choicest wine Of the world
few of land produce tt baeco the favor and
quality OF which, when manufactured cigars are ncopaa
bly, superior that of the product any other soil And
strip of land in Natcoche in Louisians has
long supplied the world with article Snuff
from such cannot he induced TO grow elsewhere
In like manner has long that limited territory,
lying in the valley OF the Monongahea river exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties marked and peculiar that its ds
lzon produces Shisky superave character as places
it beyond rivalry.
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
locality is made to yield the
Aromatic Valley whisky,
with which no other stand instant's comparison.
have no apprehension OF being accused Of publishing
Waranabe or exaggerated encomums BY any who
will first sulJectmy Whisky tot the test.
1t is the sanda:i article all the ftass Hotels and
Clubs in the city Of Eew York. wherever introduced
once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
aBd the demand for it becomes a thing established.
Its medicinal properties such that while its immediote ef
fects pleasant and grateful hapes pera
have analysed sample Day's Aromatic Valley Whisky,
and hnd 1t to be pure aft Of fine favor and without
deeterious adnNture. JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. d,
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, % Somerset street,i
Boston, April 18th, 1858.
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisky and find pure Ne agOred Rye Whsky contain
matters of any kind, would it
as suitable Tor medical and public RgrRs;es 1,cxsox
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received after careful
animation find pre article, entirely free from tie
GdeTd'ig Ingredients 80 frequently sssa Yours respect
Analytical Chemist.
co1sumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky as tbs sold by the bottle only
10 South William street, New York,
janI9-deo 3m Sole Proprietor.
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Blythe eOurt-The judgment must be affirmed L
is very possible that the verdict is far too much and
that Casteel has recovered for services rendered 10
CTaudel for which the defendant not liable. But
This owing to failure o. proof on The part Of
the company az TO the length Of time Castee Was in
the employment Of the company We cannot az
rm upon the vague state Of the proof that there is
no evidence support the verdict and consequently
cannot inierpcse TO set aside the verdict.
Judgment affirmed. Mok1NSEx
A true copy. Attest, C. W. NELSON, Clerk.
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mates Of advertising.

III ALHhr Vh Lho5 NUHsLIIlIN 4 tNUA
IN THE OATTv

onessuare one year, s30-Eaeh additional square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space con tracted
fOrs viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
9Es DOLLAR bnarefor the rs and F1yTT oEs for eac
subsequent insertion - -
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly viii
aided. - ~ - -' N'
Ira9seaf Advertisements De raid for at he time Of
To Correspondents.
II will great deal unnecessary trouble II our
Trends IN writing 20 will bear mind the following
Always give the date post Office county, and State the body
Of your letter.
II shepaper changed from one Office to another give
both Offices in full
II you write business and write
sheets Of paper, different leaves OF one sheet.
Letters upon facts and
subjects may be Of information interest the public.
AnonyEous communications Of whatever character receive
Oattention.
Correspondents should write only upon the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejeced
All letters business should be drectei Messrs. E.
EASTMAN & Co., and personally either the Proprie
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N,rr Harrison e. AbssIoa Buren,.

The declaration in this cause cannot be sustained
as an seon for the prosecution Of malicious snis
-becauss it contains sYerment that the suit isat
sn cad nor, thai II prosecuted mslieiOusly and
without probable cause. Nor can l. be maintained
IS m action for the slaEdsF Of the plaintiffs tide
1t imputes the speaking Of no words 10 defendants:
and is in other respects, wanting in the avsrmsats
necessary for such action. Aud we have been IN
able 10 fad authority to sustain it on any other
ground.
Judgment affirmed. WR1GHT.
true copy. Attest, C. ". NELsOx, Clerk.
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Economy in FueI.

EETE have just received sale three sizes Of the
TROPIC COAL COOKING STOVE,
Containing OF the greatest improvements introduced
into Cooking Stoves, viz IAe6UriRg Of tie as and Smoke
arising from CooE
By this method fifty per Of the saved and much
hotter fire conveyed to the
We have Of these exhibitor Store We
believe to be better for COoBg with coal than any Range
Stove that has yet been Invented II will
few months. We them he all that promise for
them, and f they do public expectation willing
to bear any loss that may accrue.
MACKENZIE MINcHIN.
app I4College s.reet Yssoyille
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MOHAWK sired by Old Mohawk, Miles M hayes
celebrated Jack, and lie by imported Mammoth OF Men
tucy and his imported Doncas Young Mohawk Will
be three Old the 2h Of june he sixteen hands
high arein proportion to his height and is remarkably well
formed am prepared the best Of Jennets with
sn5-tS&wim GEO MIZELL.
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and Nashville Railroad,
E e gz9a

nHand after Monday, Oct 18th, 1855, trains will be
Z , follOws
Leave GalIatn, SA N. Leave GalIatin m
arrive Edgefed, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld
Leave do IL Leave do E3O do
Arrive Gyllain l P NJ. Arrive GaIatia 6:30 do
The train leaving Edgeeld at II A. NJ GallRn
with Mail Coaches for Louisville HaTtsye age Only
the morning train viii be Sunday.
octI7-u r. MACLEOD, Supt.
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j. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

For sale wholesale and retail I'm Nashville,
Tennessee at Propstors prices, by Berry Denovie G. W.
Hendersho and Jo g. Brown and By every respectable Drug
ist in the United states fsb27 I5Q-dtviv
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CRUTCHER 81 Co,
CsIccessOr to Benz F. shields)
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,

NO. AZ PUBLTC SQUARE RASHILLE, TENNESSEE
TWAyING succeeded B. F. Shields in the Auction and Com
business would respectfully inform the public
f Is our intention strictly Auction and Commission
bsipss soliciting patronage and consgnments ofany aid
IN goods merchandise promise 20
mi forth our uutring eaorts endeaYOriug 10 the
interest Of friends and the public generally 70 place their
tas;nssa In our hands. CRUTCHER & CO.
Tbaye my entire interest in the Auction and Commits
SION ness to Mess Crutcher & Co., and would respectfully
commend them my friends correspondents and customers
a. einr reliable business every respect worthy OF
their confidence. parties who have done business with Us
Viii please call and settle With without delay, and those haY
ing claims against viii present them for payment
Most respectfully, BENZ. 7. sh1hlADss
fsbll-du
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The principal Of the account in respect Is ere
neous. So far the business Of the concern VS.
conducted in the manner contemplated BY The part
nership agreement the rights and liabilities Of the
several partners must be governed By the terms Of
the agreement.
But so far as any business may have been carried
on by the firm side from, aud in manner difereat
from that eonttmplated By the within articles Of
partnership, different rule must prevail and the
rights and Liabilities Of the respective partners must
to the latter business, be governed both by the or
dinsry rule Of equality in the profits losses Of the
business. In his view the account must be reea5t.
and in doing the master VIII discriminate between
the different nsactiO8s Of the rm, and sao an
account in view Of the distinction in principle aboss
stated MOKIsSEE.
A true copy Attest, C. w. NELsOs, Clerk
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Manny's combined Reaper and
Mower,

HTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS .--Ths
wv celebrated Machine eceTed the first premium Of
joD MEDA the hest combined Reapng and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville
Ky September 1857 The trial Syracuse,
York, in Jay, where all the ppa Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The Awards
through Marshal P wilder President United Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
received the award the best Reaper the best
Mower before separate committees appointed by the Pre
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
in July, 1857 Of the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the Last season, every Machnen America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
B. Y. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS CO,
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BEAVER DAM PESIN & =

nURsUANT 20 deceal made in the Chancery Court
CenreNille March Term, lcj9, will proceed
s-Il, on the lst saturday in May next. O5ens tle
month"; Beaver Dam Springs and lands alta 3cd
thereto specifically described n the decree hear upon the an
March, -5g there being about 90O Of land,
OF less following credsOue half Of the purchase
ey TO paid day Of January 1863, and half
on the January, 1901 taking the o. purchs
good security and retaining lien the land until the
purchase money paid On the day and place Will pro-
oetd and continue uutl finished az the furniture lng
ing Springs, consisting OF the following aceon
t Let OF september ueNlOry double and single
raSses, twenty-five couutrpaaes forty comforts bed
spreais, forty double lsts, thirty five lounges
twenty small Shes bureaus piano, rocking chairs
one and forty windsor and split bottom chairs, looking
glasses dining tables and table Of every description,
hack harness, and stock, and indeed thing
inr end apperaniug the Springs keeping up As
sumner resort The character Of this delightful
is fully established for its beauty, attraction ucs
without any extended remarks from the undersigned.
cua properties the have been tested highly
beneficial in relief the invalid. Situated in a rual
tc the most sublime beautiful Of natural scenery-fe
sportsman finds ample Of exercising his taste, either
delight OF the chase pleasant and quiet
Of the tackle Any person desiring 10 examine the pl1ce will
apply 70 Mr.. NC6ee upon he premises. -. -
su1-Iid. ORNILL A. NIXON. c. K NJ.
tsThe Memphis Appeal and Florence Gazette win please
copy send their acoouat to me at Ceneylls Tenn
A. NIXON. c.. & N.
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LOUIsvILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
6 .. 4
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
N after Monday, November 29h Trains will
" follows:
Morning Trails. Evening Train
Leaves Gallstin 80 A. NJ Leaves Gallatn II.
Arrives Edsefeld ." 800 do Arrives Edgeheld $50 de
Leaves lOC0 do Leaves do $3.50 do
Arrives Gaatin " ll3S do Arrives Gallatin SOC do
The Train leaving Gaiatn at 7O A. NJ, and Eigefeld 10
A. NJ Garu with mail coaches and Louis
Vile. The Train leaving Edgefeld 10 A n. and Gsatin
p NJ with mail coaches 10 and from Harvle and
Carthage. Only the mOrnin Train will be Sundays.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage OF which each
passenger will allowed SOpouns free charge will bc made
baggage which k paid the conductor. Other
than gage carried the baggage viii be charged
Express eight which must b paid the agent Of the Express
COmpa y.
Passengers taking their seats GaatS and Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets will be charged ten extra.
jangG-u ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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See, see. Delivered al K1Oxvills, SeptsaiSer
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TEAVING purchased this mammoth Jack Ss2S
4 raised 10y Miles II. Msyes, Of Maury E>>NsfiSSS
county, Tenn. viii stand him at my farm ~ N ~ II
three mites Nashville, the Louisville f2 NJ NJ
Branch Pike, 20 the insurance. ~
JENN ETS in bad order will be fed Oh rea'
sonable
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noLElTs VOLCANIC OIL LINTMENT.


Tae only slfa anl certain cure s,r Cancers piles
Tnn9rs, Sw liil-s. all Broncliele or Goitre Faray
ss, Neuralgia, MEtkhrs5 Of the Muscles Chronic ar
lnhamntit"-y Rhsumliism, Stiffness Of tin Joint
Contracted MIscles or icameH;s. EarHche or Tooth
ache Bruises, Sprsias. Wouuds Fresh Cuts Tl,srs
Fever Sores. Cahed Breasts, Sore Nirlles Barns
scild'' Sore ThrEgt, any Inflammation or Pain no
difference how severe, how long the disease NAV
have existed. McLEAS's CELEBRATED I.xIMEx- is a
certain remedy
Fhpusfn4s ef human lein@s hsve been saved a liz,
OF de'repiiis and misery ~ tie use Of this inyaiu
able Rcdicue.
HeLean's Volcanic OIL Linilrent
Enl relieve pain almost istlntaneousIy and If wiz
cleanse, puTN, aud heal ihg fOulest sores in an iu-
SIeliblY short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McLean's celebrated LinDent Is the only saf, and
r!iIble remedy flr tiis cure Of SPAWN Ring Bone
Wniga!lS, Sp!intS, Cuus;aTal Lumps, Nodes or
swelliaSs. il VIII never fail 10 cure Big Head Poll
evil, FiSiH1a, Oid Running Sores. or sSweeIy if
properly applied. For Sprans Bruises, Scratches,
Crack'i Heels, Chafss, Saddle cr Collar Calls Cuts
soFes, or Wounds, IL is iufaIlible remedy ATqily
IL rs directed, AMI Is certain in every instance
Then tIife no longer with the many worthless Lin
inAent- offered t. you. Obtain supply Of Dr. Me-
leans celebrated LiRimcnt. It will cure yon
j. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
n BECKER would respectfully announce to the public Of
Nashville has located teacher Of the Voice. Of
Piano, Yonco Violin, etc. Orders LEFT at McCures or Ben
sont Music Store viii be promptly attended to.
gapt7-H
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glasgbille Onion anh 5ntritan.
Daily IS; iFri-EFoelsiy s.; weekly 81.


Opinions Of the Supreme Ceurt of the State
of Tennessee, At Nash vile, Decembsr
Term, 1s5S. .aa-sa
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WIN. w. WILLTAAI
(Successor 10 j. E. BRziamsl
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY FOR THE SALE OF
BACON, LARD, CHAIN, FEATHERS,
Tennessee & western Produce Generally,
DECATT-R STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
~ Letters Of inquiry relation the markets, &C. an.
Sertdpromptly aP3-d6n.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

-"
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being Importance the proper protection
the Track keep of the way gravel and other
trains freight be regular uniform Of speed
which can only accomplished by running schedule te
in order that the freight trains be the time
scheule ordered after thirty days
freight Will lie the Nashville Calnoo
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
e W. COLE,
jaual-tf sup't of Transportation n. & c. r. r.
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FTRE ENGINE ron SALE

Deluge Fire Company No. ., of this csy, Is -iIfB-
ofesei foF sale reasonable terms u Il o. =
Eunnemans eeerrsted suctiUns, capablo Of throw
ing streams aud with stream VIII throw dsncs q
200 feet through inch nozzle The Engine Vey ls
Of the finished Machines the county. IL u
sold for fault whatever. EoF further Information ss
n sMfTH, 5ecy.
mhl5-twIm. Careo Ewing PsBdleton 4 Co
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depeTaI Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS 4 co.
feb77-d&wtf Nashville. ,
ETNA 1-OAI-.

FINE supply this economical Coal, is hard
the Etna Coal Yard back OF the Nashville and Chats
n0oga Railroad Depot al selling at the following low prices
Large Lump and Roun Coal, y cents per bush S5Oper
Mixed Large and Fine 10 20 do do 5 % do G
Fine do lG do 10 4 90 do
Try and you Will convinced the coal
market idec.il-ily-2lpgl S J. AGNEW
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CEI.TIFIoATEs or PACKAcEs ril1he .ala a
IN ORDERING TICKETS on CERTTFICATEs


the money address ordered,
receipt Of which they VII he forwarded first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
IT , Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
give their Post Once, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and psyabIein full
withOrtdeiuction
II All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immeiiately after
the drawng-other prizes the usual time OF thirty
Notice 10 C0rresPOndents-Thosew who prefer not
sending by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY, whereby money for Tickets in of Ten Dollars andc
upwards, risk DeRse from
where they have office. The money aad order
be enclosed GOUeyHet Post O7tce SILped EHCeODe,
the Express Company cauUot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders Tickets Certificates Mail Express,
reete to