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Hyhc Vscncfactcr oS his Racc.Gss
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
III V4III-I " VIII ~ II.
SICk PEOPLE,. THINK.

TIE WHOLE u DRLD United!
SIGN PEOPLE,. THINK
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures a book to III;
This Is tie ease tie million say.
with the Of HerrcA's PHI.
Yhey come from East, aud North and West,
And with glad tiiing< the papers fill,
Because they the cheapest safest, best,
And superior to others Is HerricA's Phi.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they re made;
They always c-re-thcy never Bill;
Thousands now ia their graves were laid,
Were it not Tor lcgrick's PHI.
Each Pill with sugar i coated Ger
A rare discovery OF Ila;Chiess skill;
Their Ike never seen before
Until it appeared in Herri-Es Phi.
Fer years he's worked 20 heal the sick,
With joy ciate his bosom fAs,
For tens of thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers Of H=rrick's Pills
Sw~HTGEICK's NATCELESS VEGETABLE FAMI-
IY PILLS have inundated she world with their popular
sty oTr Eve millions of boxes used annually, Civ
Rny employ eigty-hve men and women 10 put
chem M. Their numbered by tAeasa nds,-
their praises the tongues Of all Citizens 81 ottawa
and elsewhere. Law. you e-er used them' Put up in
English. Spanish, German and French directions.
large family boxes, p cents Five boxes for 81 Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement On 81 page.
aagZ1 r. IL PALMER, I'd'e'iHg agent
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.rr.,a, ami departure Of ,sa.i..

WI. J. GIBSON, T',-f -n,ster.
HORACE T. THUHNE, 'i,G.
OTTAWA. June !, $50.
Western HrH, Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
arrives 3 7. closes II - =. n.
EJ>tern Mna, by same railroad, arrives 1:co ~
closes 1870 P.
FreedOm Nal arrives at y II. Tuesdays and Fri
DAYS; departs at 1870 NJ. days.
horttrtHe hfH, arrives Fridays F.Mf departs Sa-
turdays q \ NJ.
Lj5oH NuH, arrives Saturdays - 81; departs sat.r-
days > p N.
7onias VtiI arrives Thursdays aud sa.grd y :: =
NJ; departs same day at , ?. N.
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Az oIn1 vnr,y nnCron - WAS ON b,,

AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, y YEARS OLD, having
given practice, will give hs services the remainder
of his life free Of charge in order that his successful
mode Of curing CONSTITUTION, and other LCNG DisEA
may he placed within reach Of all and 70 hat cad he
will send his mode Of (Which has proved success
fu in thousands OF case 10 all applying for it, free of
charge.
Address, WM. b. MOSES Box ass p. o. New York.
Cl.r3l
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TsyIE subscriber will send free Of charge 10 al! who
4 desire it, the Recipe and directions for making a
simple TogetIbIG EIi, that WILL in from two TO eight
days. Pimples, Botches, Tan Feck7eS, Saiiow-
and all impurities and roughness of the SKIN,
leaving the same-as Nature intended it should be
sort, ceGr smooth, ant JCdHtid Those desiring the
Recipe with full Instructions, direct IONS and advice,
will please call on address, (with return postaee
JAS. T. MARSHALL, PyucticeJ! ChrUiSt,
iul1-3m No. 81 ttfy B,,itdiHyS, n. York.
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TIE CONFESSIONS OF AN UNFORTUNATE MAN,
who brought upon himself the most obstinate nervous
affection, premature decay &c, by in discretion and
sefabUse-iIUbisicd for the benefit al the afflicted
and particularly addressed to young married people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing out the
way they may be restored TO perfect health The au-
thor having himself been cured, desires to place in the
hands of the unfortunate the means Nv which they can
ni relief, and also TO put step to the various pos
,ions pracced upon the Iuwary. He will send his
perience free OF chaTge Address, Wm. j. Hornby, Box
ABS, Z, O., New York. iebIl-6m
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By request OF many citizens OFFER my name TO the
voters OF La Sale county independent candidate
for the Office of Sheriff. CjulIl JOHN HUSTON
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TO tho Voters of n Sale County!
At the request Of many friends OF both political par
ties announce myself candidate at the approach
ing election for the office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court
of this county In making this direct appeal you
your surages it is proper that should say that dis
claim all intention of interfering with present peitc
organizations Of attempting to influence any voter
in his choice of Legislative state presidential tickets
am an Independent candidate, standing aloof from
all political combinations, relying fer upon the
favorable consideration of the people alone.
Peru, July IS, 1850. HENRY s BEEBE
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THE G:,EiT ENGLISH REIEDY.
SIR JAMES CLh3kE'S
Cc,s.Esr;sEEN srcE:.:alc Fills.


PROTECTED otAee..r4, LETTERS
BY ROYAL - IL ,zc, PATENT.
Ftepqre,' from pre,c,j! rioa q Sir d. Ca,'e, H. d.
P&g-;r;.r. Fci,.for'iarry 20 tie Q.e,f
This invaluable Medicine Is u.fsiltns ia te of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject. I: eaI@ra,es al
and removes al! distinctions, and spec > may be
relied
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. Il will, in
time bring the monthly period with regularity.
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent commercials
CAUTION.
These YHis Sl1lJ net he ttEeD JyE1U'es Turing the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sare 10 bring on Miscarriage Jt at any Oti time
they safe
allcases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papa-
Iien o! the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, calorne
antimopy, anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, date /. c. Baldwin K Co..
Rochester, y. Y.
y. P.-s1 az d postage stamps enclosed any
horned AGENT, Will bottle OF the Fs by
mail. Fer sale by ~ GEIGGs,
myI2-em O"t1rG. H.
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DEowxEp.-A boy, seven or eight years
old, named Dwy cr, was drowned in the
feeder near the railroad bridge on Sunday
last, while in bathing. The body was re-
covered in about an hour after the boy
was missed
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AGRICULTURAL SToRE-See the ADVERTISE
ment of Mr HoPnEY Drew. He has bought
out the Agricultural and Seed Store lately
owned by Mr. Tarble, and added to it a
heavy new stock from abroad. as we'll as a
heavy list of articles of his own manulac
ture He opens his new establishment at
the old Mechanics Hall on Madison street,
west of La Sale.
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CARRIAGE BOLT

or all sizes by tie rarIreI single rlclcse, at IL,
lowest wioesl. prices, .; tie ola Hardware store ot
MANY * DOW.
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GENERAL ADVERTISING ACENLV
155 RANDOLPH sTEEET. WHO are agents for ti,i. a.
well asfor ali tie leading papers OF the Nostiisrest
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1t needless TO enumerae departments further, but
one thing is certain which we wish distinctly under
stood, that we shall use every honorable means to
make
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

COLUMBUS AND CHICAGo-The Zouaves of
Chicago, who are now on tour of the prin-
cipal cities of the North, have challenged all
the Military Companies in the United States
and the Canadas to drill with them. A Com
pany at Columbus, Ga, have accepted the
challenge. We fear our Georgia friends will
come out second best. The corps, says an
exchange, consists of AZ rank and file, Is
bandsmcn, 6 non-commisSioned officers, and
6 commissioned officers, exclusive OF the com
mander, Col. E. E. ELLSWORTH. They are all
extremely young men-the eldest, with one
exception, being under twenty-four-an and
their military experience extends, in the
system of tactics which has so distinguished
them, no further back than fifteen months
ago. From the earliest period of their or
ganization. il has been their aim to indurate
themselves to every species of hardship in-
cident to q soldiers active life. To COM
mence this, they have been subjected fire.
quently to exercises of the most violent de
scription, in addition tofbe muscledeveIop-
ing tactics of the Zouaves, or Chasseurs
d'Afrique, and the result has been body OF
men who Seem proof against fatigue-in iact'
a company of military athletes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

PAID FIRE DEPARTMENr:-The Cincinnati
Gazette of the 25th says: The authorities OF
Nashville, Tenn, have been awakened to the
fact that a paid fire department is
much superior to the volunteer system, and
have consequently determined upon the
change. Several prominent citizens of that
place have been in this city during the past
few days, and have examined into the prac-
teal operation of our department They left
for home yesterday with the intention of re-
modelling their department, taking for guide
as near as possible, our own. During the
stay of the gentlemen, the necessary appa-
ratus for organizing a company was
purchased. Messrs. A. B. Il E. Latta fur
nished the engine, Messrs. Tyler, Davidson
& Co., the hose, Messrs. J. i B. Bruce the
hose-reel, and Dumb am & Higdon the hor-
ses-iye in number-four for the engine and
one for the reel. The engine for the Nash
vile department is the same one built by
Messrs. Latta & Co. for the city of Boston.
One of the firm left for that city yesterday,
and will reship The machine to its present
purchasers Immediately. The Bostonians
entertained towards this engine dislike, and
instead of allowing it fair trial, they have
thrown in its way every obstacle they could.
They can console themselves with the reaec-
ton that the machine has suffered much less
than their city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

| 4 RASCALLY TRICK OF THE DEMOCRACY
| CowARDLY ATTEMPT To INTIMIDATE THE EDIT
oRs OF THIS PAPER-ITs IGNoMINIoUs FAILURE
Although We have sought to disguise the
| fact from the loafers, We have recently
removed our sauctum a short distance from
its old locality, and it now fronts on two
| stylish and fashionable thoroughfares for pc
destrians, known as Hlg Alley and Printers
Alley. The main entrance to the sanctum is
| from The latter. This explain alton is abso-
lutely necessary to thorough understanding
OF the diabOlical facts we are now about to
reveal. Bear in mind that the sanctum fronts
on two alleys-Hog Alley and Printers AL
ley.
Well. About 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, while our editors were sitting at their re
spective tables, busily engaged in attending
TO their own business, live Democratic
rooster, with feathers all turned the wrong
way. licking a if he had passed through all
the hard rubs of the Observation-Disclosures
Convention, came sneaking down Printers
Alley, like a member OF the church coming
out of a grocery, and battling in frCnt of the
-sanctum door, and elevating himself on tip
toe. and tapping his be-frizzled wings (repre-
senting the two factions of the Democratic
partyl, set up the loudest and most villainous
crow that we reccllect to have heard in the
last twenty-odd years.
We make no charges against the leaders of
the Democratic party in Nashville. We i'm
plicate nobody ia this disgraceful affair-this
most scoundrelly attempt to intimidate The
editors of this paper. But if we could feel
satisfied that that rooster is not the property
of our contemporary of the Union and Ansri-
can, aud that he was not sent here by our
contemporary to brighten US from the line of
duty we have blocked out and intend to pur-
sue, we should cherish a much higher opinion
of his love Of fair dealing than, under pres
ent circumstances, we are compelled to enter
tain. We have always had the most favorable
opinion of him as a politician, and we are
deeply panied to think that he would insti-
gate such an attempt to harrow up our feel
ings and swerve US from the line of duty. We
earnestly trnst that he will be able TO snow
incontestibly that he had nothing to do
with it.
One more word, and we are done with this
unpleasant affair, we hope forever. If the
brickbat we let drive at that rooster yester-
day had been aimed with as much accuracy
as force, he would be as liieless this moment
as the party to which he belongs and of
which he is the emblem. Let the fate he so
narrowly escaped be a warning to others.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

WATER TAx.-Mr. Hurt yesterday sub
mitted to the Common Council, the tax levy
from the lst of July to the LIST of January
next, (six months0 The report shows the
amount of the present list to be SI5,U98 So
Amount of sprinkling tax. for 1860, So,
029 20, being an increase over the sprink.
ling tax of last year, of sos 90, and an in.
crease of water tax, over the last six month:
of S2,412 25.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

gMr- JUHN MILLER has recently over
hauled bis saloon on Cedar street, and has re-
fitted it in the handsomest style. He has the
reputation of keeping the best of everything
in his line, with plenty of ice to make it cool.
Some hot day Gf there should happen to be
sueh,) when you feel that an iced drink of
something or other would be good for your
health, drop in.
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r. B. LOCKE & CO
General Agents.


N.B.-The above Is facsimile Of thu
Label each box.
dec22-dtriw4w1y
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Valuable Town Lots
AND
e O u M NY IAN 8
For Sale.

T AN offering for sab on reasonable terms. the
4 following property: 66 handsome Building lots
IN the 9Th and Sth Wards OF Nashville.
Ne Houses and Lots of various dimensions from
large To small comfortable residenc es at low prices
in the city. f''ON''
One double three story Business House on Broad
street, occupied at present by Hardcaste L Co.
One Tract OF about 2212 acres three miles out on
tue Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house
ana NeIi-part OF the Lucus or Crutchtr tract good
Soil. G.. - 81.
One Tract of abont 81 acft< on the Murfreesboro,
turnpike road at its junction with the stones River
turnpike one-haf mile ont adjacent to W. B. Lewis
ana 2thers-my Brick-yarf property.
one act of about 80 s. eight miles out near
the Nurfreesboro' Turnpike Coed improvements ,
good water and timber. .T-7-
one Tract OF about 90 acres the Franklin Col
lege and stones river Turnpike, miles ou-3O acres
Cleared, balance good timber aud ell watered.
One Tract of about l26 acres, adjacent to same on
the East, fronts on SAID Turnpike over 30 poles
nearly ali good timber and soil good.
One Tract OF about $50 d Tres, ten miles out near
Smlth's Springs, one mile Ind half North of the
Murfreesboro' Turnpike, mostly well limb red about
40 acres cedred-and several other lots and tracts
OF land in Nashville and vicinity.
For further particulars call on NANCE WOODWARD
No. so Cherry street.
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex.
change for the above. VIZ -
June2o-lm UaA JAMES n. MURELL.
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Messrs CLARK, GKz5OEY & Co, Nashville, Cents
Iboughr four bottles Of AmbrosiaI Oil at our County
Eair last Fall Thought perhaps tmight be hum
bug sold three bottles before giving 1t trial Ny
wife tried its virtues a Of Kbe matisn, and
found great relief II is the quickest relief for ChOiic
l ever have found / want two dozen bottles mime
dlateIy for myself and those To whom l sold the
three bottles D. B. RKOWNLNG
South Union, Warren CO., Ky, Feb. 1869
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"A L. S O.
Or, KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEAsIS.

DR.. KING, formerly OF New York Tor
4gfS ~ the last four years OF Louisville, hy.,
and Who has devoted his attention u
the treatment of private diseases for so years t
tiers HIM elf wing attended practice IOr so a
ny years, anu cuTeu many thousands, he Is era
bieI 10 cure all diseases private nature, no mat
ter how bad tHey may be from njuuicIous medic Al
treatment from neglect Of their own DR.. King s
Dispensary No % Deaderick street, between Cher
~ and The square seconu story, wherehe cures all
diseases oil 4 private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cuIed without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES ole recent date, efiectualiy cured
in few days, by au operation VII oh causes 10 pam
Where Structure exists health cann.t be eDJ yed
PerhIps 10 dis ase Causes more mischief and under
EiiIrs tue constitution much
SYPHILIS with ali the diseases OF the skin gro ing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be efiecctualy
cured IN lew days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS Particular attention having
been given 10 this disei and all the consequences
growing out OF II, brought ON in many By the
destructive habits Of i. COnsiderate youths, and
cesslse In ulgenGe Of the passions, ne lect OF which
viii undernine the Constitution, rem GeTing the
Ject unnt Ior business society and Sing prena.
tuFe old age.
Females who may be laboring with any ciliculty
OF the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate reIef
Persons residing abroad, by writing AID stating
their Case, Win lee enck SEED, directed TO Dr. A
king, No. 23 DeaderiOk street, NashvIne, Tenn. will
have the necessary medicines Il tneIr address
with necessary dIrecI, Strict secrecy observed
Office honrs from eo'coek in the moruIng until Q in
the evening )alylO-indAa1y
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der of the Board of Education, contmuni-
cate to you the Report of the Superintendent,
showing the state of our Schools for the last
year, with request that you would order the
same to be Published.
The financial accounts of the Public
Schools are kept and furnished to you by
your Treasurer, and it is therefore unneces.
sary to make out an account of our expendi-
lures and receipts. The books and vouchers are
at au times ready to be produced, aud our Secre-
tary tciU furnish them ,ohep desired
L
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S13,407 "A


1t is customary to publish the names and
salaries of every person employed. Without
statistical information, what chance have the
people to form the least idea of the economy
or extravaganza Of those they trust, or must
they depend on a committee on some extra
occasion to inform them that they shave per-
formed their duties faithfully and we'll" The
Superintendent, in his report of 1855, con-
soles us with, "My word for it, Nashville will
become famous as a place Of education, and
as a breeder of men and women capable of
rendering service to the State" good
stock, no doubt. ! cannot learn that any re-
port of either the Board or the Superinlend-
ent, was published in 1856.
All the report which the Board published
In 1857, is:
NASHVILLE, October 8, 1847.
To ths Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Nash
rifle.
GEsrLRMEs:--ln conformity With the or
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pp Geiegrapb.

-
Fire.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Three hundred
bales of cotton in the Louisiana press are
burned. Loss $4,000. = -
Pacific Railroad.
KANSAS CRY. July 25.-Ground has been
broken on the Eastern and Pacific Railroad.
Teu thousand persons were present. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The steamer Sem
mole has sailed for the Brazil station.
The Administration is satiiied that there
are no fears OF bloodshed in the Cherokee
nation as was recently apprehended.
The Indian agent will take immediate
measures for the expulsion of white intru-
ders.
Judge Greenwood, Commissioner of Indian
affairs, leaves in a few days for the Pixies
Peak country.
1t is supposed that the Arapahoes and
Cheyennes will be induced to change their
habits for those of civilization.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-The river is fall
ing, with feet 3 inches water in the
canal.
The steamer S. P. Hubbard, hence for Mem
phis, sunk five miles below here, by a collision
with the steamer Chancellor. One deck pas
senger and three of the crew are supposed to
be lost. The boat and a valuable cargo are
nearly total loss. The cargo was insured
here for nearly $4,000. The boat was in
sured in Pittsburg for $4,000.
from New York.
NEW York, July 26.-The Times says that
the real destination of Gen. Walker is Near
aqua.
irriv al of the Pony Express.
ST. JOSEPH, July 2G.--The Pony Express,
from San Francisco the 11th, has arrived.
The steamer Sonora sailed for Panama with
Sl,O7l.000 treasure, including 1888, 900 for
New York. No mails were taken, but letters
and newspapers were taken by express ac-
companying the steamer.
Three semi-weekly expresses hither are
considered overdue.
There is great emigration from Salt Lake
to Carson Valley.
The U. S. steamer Shubrick had arrived at
San Francisco from Puget Sound.
News embarrassing.
SAN FRANCISCo.-Business was unchanged
and very dull.
The Denver City Express of the 18th has
arrived.
The Rock Island mill is turning out $1,000
per day. Other mining news favorable.
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NASHVILLE, June 18th, 1860.

NASHVILLE, June I4th, 1861.
To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIOT:
wish to make a statement through your
columns of what the Indian Doctors Pills
and Blood Purifier have done for me. l have
taken about quart of blue mass AID all 9TH
er medicines l could get hold of; none seemed
to give me reliet. was troubled with Dys-
pepsla until L applied 10 the Indian Doctor,
who gave me his Pills and Blood Purifier
which relieved me Immediately. l am now
in better health than l have been lor many
years, and l Can recommend the Indian Doc
tors remedies to be all h. represents them to
be. and should advise all afflicted to try his
medicine. CAPT. DAVID HUGHES.
iulyl2-tf
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Public Speaking.

The undersigned, by request, have agreed
upon the above list of appointments /; at
which times and places, W. G. WHTTTHoRNE,
one of the Democratic candidates for Elector
for the State at large, together with some
candidate of the Constitutional Union Party
will address their fellow-citizens.
JOHN G. BURCH,
July 26th, 1860. NELL S. Brown.
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THIRD WARD.-The Bell and Everett Club
of the Third Ward requests that the Exec
utive Committee" of the various Bell and
Everett Clubs of the city, will meet their
Executive Committee. in Convention at the
Court House on Saturday night, next, at 8
O'Clock. 1t is desirable that all the Clubs
should be represented, as there will be be
business of importance to transact.
juiy27 :d2t
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FOR COUNCILMAN.

E@ We are authorized to announce w s CHEAT.
HAN To- reelection Councilman for the 5th Ward
n the ensuing Municipal election. jGne7-te
II We are auth lied to announce ANTHONY s.
CAMP ~ a candidate for Councilman from the 9Th
ward, At the ensuing Municipal election.
illeI-te
e. We are authorized announce Rob: L.
Crenshaw as a candidate for Alderman Of the 4th
ward. July 16-td-
81 We are authorized to announce J. C. MEIER
Ran - a candidate for Alderman for the Second
Ward july2T-te
~ We are authorized To announce DR.. a a.
HATCHER as = candidate for Councilman for the
Eighth Ward. july2I-te
HE ISAAC PAUL viii serve, if reelected Council
man FRO N the Seventh Ward. july27-te