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LYoNs' MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
The oriR.2d and genuine article, will externinata
Reaches, ANTI mud all vcrmin. Free from poison.
LYON MAGNETIC PILLS
gists everywhere, d. s. b4-RNES, Proprietr, IL
Park Row, and i24 BroSdway.
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Laura KEENR'S THRATRF-TUp nHAuTIpUy
new play, Sercn Sons is nightly drawing crowded
houses, and Mis- KERSE is adding new tahleauE
music and fun every week. Family Circle 20 cts.
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NEw TELRGR,ru OrricK.-For the {
mediation Of uptown residents, Superil<
Hcndrickson his opcncd new tel
at the Yorkvill- Post Odire, corner
and 81 Avenue. Tho line connects
lines Of the American Company, aud W
great convenience to our citizens.
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BARRI's TRICoPuERous

Is the best and cheapest article for dreAsirg and
identifying, cleaning curling, preserving anu re-
storing the hair Ladies, try il. Sold by all Drug
glsta,
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Further News, sec Third Page.

RECIPE FOR MAKING SOFT SoAP-DIssoIyr
one bar Of PYLE's q. X. SOAP in three gallons of
water, and you will have the best washing material
IN existence Directions with caoh bar. Sold Inv
grocers everywhere.
Ar HALF PECE.
COATS,
OvERCOATS,
AND VESTS,
TIE EXCELLENT STOCK OF TWO EXTENSIVE
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSES,
BROKEN DOWN BY TIE WAR
Is NOW BEING SOLD
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
BELOW ORIGINAL COST OF MANUFACTURE.
AT EVANS n e e Fulton st, bet. Cold and c,A
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Another report states that in the 10Th W
1Gth Assembly district, George NJ. llnrpcl
last evening nominated for Alderman.
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A LiGnr Snow fen al an early hour '
day morning, the first Of the season. 1
enough to whit,n tho streets and hoo
aud vas the most effective reminder we
yet received Of the prcscncc Of old winte1
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Tux Snurs LYDIA ASp JoHN Cattle
seizci YESTERDAY ly orlct Of the Survey
the Port. Bob ycs'cl' are partially osr
New Orleans.
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PAssroRrs AHE Now Required for the
to A'pinwall, this route to Liverpool
adopted by the people of Dixie"
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From the Pacific.
FIGHT At GUAYMAS.

INTERESTING FROM COLUMBIA.
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TIM RErrmIcAN ALpERNASIo Cos
rioNs met las; evening and nominated ,
dates "a follows -
2rd Dis,rict-William Walsh (Tam. !
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AT EVANS md Fulton st, bet, Goa md owl
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BELOW ORIGINAL COST OF MANUFACTURE.
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sign. of Acquiescence.

The indications now are that the masses Of those
who opposed the ordinances Of separation and rep
resentation at the late election, will acquiesce in the
clearly expressed will of an over" heming majority
of the people, and will now unite with their breth
rem In defending the State from invasion, in promo
cling the glory of the Confederate States perecting
their union and repeiling the insolent foe.
Tbis is an earnest of patriotism that will entirely
obterate the bitter feeling that has grown uple
tween the two parties in the late contest, and viii
again unite them, heart to heart and shoulder TO
shoulder in maintaining the same patriotic objects
Gladly would we have the past blotted out
when such a cordial union between tnose
who have so widely differed and whose feel
ings of anmosity have been so thoroughly aroused
shall be contaminated. In every war, IN whleh
we have heretofore been engaged, Tennesseans nave
ever stood 10 solid pbalanx meeting with one front
q common foe and animated by single desire 10
mainta the honor Of their State. Why should
they not now present the pleasant and glorious
spectacle? The passions, engendered by the late
contest among ourselves. have in a great measure
passed away. All have now season of calm, in
which reflection will discard as extravagant and
absurd many of the passionate schemes and express
sions in which they INDUCED. The people have ut
tered their potential voice Men may be excused for
heated declarations in the midst of the most ex-
citing and thrilling political contest in W hch
Tennesseans were ever engaged. But when the
smoke of the contest has cleared away and Tennes-
see has taken her position, one of the Confeder-
ate States of the South, it will be different and
far more serious matter, all sensible and patri-
otto men will at once see. No man, with heart
or a soul, car take up arms against his own neigh
bors brethren and friends, or morally give aid and
comfort 10 the enemies of our rights and liberties
The great masses will cordially unite ia the work
Of patriotisrn. and East Tennessee, WILL as of 20
send ont her best and brarest legOns to uphold The
flag of Tennessee and pRintain the rights and honoF
g che Saith. We are justified in thus viewing the
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nr,aN
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WOkhANG MEN
The attention Of the enter and parton q
the community Is directed 70 the IooEng slaemenAs Aoo ~
sral Inducements offered them ~ me
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, as they viii pc csTe will enable them, y proper sne
gy er,everanee Ano ln1nstIy % proves 40 81
nenen hones for themselves and ias' WIKI eonpaEsuSsV
sPeAkins' 'erS H'iT . .sI,1. -. ,,,,,o,s
a.. .T,.-,..s.n, o,.,, a. ,,.., an
- he .sy A. the s.sts 81 Illinois There IS 20
portion Of ths world xnes All o. ne eenaioos Of e.s -
cORs and WHEAT, as tie PraiFies Of Illinois
RICH ROLLlN6 Ri'AAA1A LANDS-
The deep rich lesm OF The prass Win seea Won
drfuI facility that the farmers the Eastern and Middle states
are moving to Illinois IA great 1ne area o. thso
about equal 70 that Of England and the sol Is 50 sa mai
~ VIM M Spn Ht.pxpTs
sAsIEhN AND SVOAh SEN "ANAAA0-
nc,. ish oher roads md nayesble lakes and riv
srs thus unbroksn with The Eastern
Anu 81 "e'A NO. 600 49,, .r,o,v On c.D,-.1
- -. ,.....s.
Thus far capita and Aber have been applied ne
5 M ngsriabIe rule hat The mechsnc arts ouris
IN sns and G are cheape. viii ioio At an esriy
dsy In illinois and in the q tie next years
raj laws and necessities the belief that
Of Illinois in various manufacturing enploynents.
.,Oo ooa ooa of c.n, b.. hen expended on
a. Ose. SA' 70 Ros. Y-a,-,,.h a. 1.rt ~ ira in
os rssaOso 49, ~ tbs So ii5 vaInsbs pSb,is fund
in lands 90 diminish the State Expenses, the TAXES ARE
LIGHT, and must e~nsequen tly eVsty Jay ueoisSe'
THE STATE DEBT.
The State Debt only 399 "a, snd within the
tree wears has been $50 % go and
ably sxleet that in ten years viii become extinct
ppEsRNr poprTTATToN
s1I;-. -, ~, ,on,Is,,0. sss COG ~,
sons hsviur been added since 1850 making present popaa
ton 49, 4o5-a ratio OF l02 per cent in 10 years.
= ,.or,-on.
AGklCOLTOkAL FhODOC1S.
The Agricultural Products Illinois greater than those
Of any other State Products during The
exceeded 100000 The wheat Of 1850 approaches
IS O0 O ef bushels while the crop yields Lot less than
Ia, QUO 600 bushels .o,,
~ = - :,
Nowhere can the industrious ta' senIe snen
suits for his labor as upon these prae so ney oens cen
rosed Of deep rca oan the fertility Of which Is
By sny on the globe
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.
~ -, -. - ooo oor, -.
ncs sSa =, ~ so,ssy ~ ~
LIZ 9 ny 70 e,ieass 1isroqd has 5ss cosstrsc
~ ss - - 800 - -, 1000 ~ = 00 ose
= ~, ~ rrs,S;ae eos.rsies "a r,eSl
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DC. to the Governor of Virgin,

ELECTION or CoSGREssMES. PRRsTDsNr AND VICE
PREsDENT-The Montgomery advertiser has looked
into law passed at the late session of the Confed
crate Congress- and says it provides for the election
of President, Nice>President, and Members of
Congress, under the permanent Constitution on
follows
The Electors of President and Vice President to
meet in their respective States an cast their votes
on the first Wednesday in December.
Congress TO assemble on the 18th day of Febru-
airy. 1862.
The President Of the Senate 10 spen and count the
votes 'or President and President on the 18Th
of February.
The President to be inaugurated on the 22d Of
February.
Il would have been far more satisfactory had the
Advertiser given the law entire, as the general i'm
preston has been that Congress had taken no ac-
zion on the subject TO which it rslstes.-:agunR0h
Republican,
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Important from Alexandria-.More Dead
Federal Troops.


We were shown this morning letter from pro
minent merchant residing in Alexandria, in which
it is stated that few nights since quite an engage
ment took place at Springfield, few miles from the
former place, in which large number of Federal
troops were killed. OF those killed and wounded
fortgre;9h were brought into Alexandra dead, and
a large number wounded.
SkirmIshes are Of nihhtly occurrence, in which
numbers of Federal troops are killed and wounded
by the Virginia picket guards
The existing state of affairs in Alexandria and the
surrounding counties has already created perfect
exodus among the Inhabitants. Business is entirely
suspended many OF the merchants having left their
stock under lock and key and made their escape to
avoid maltreatment from the troops
0utrages of various kinds occur daily Citizens
what few are left, are insulted and frequently as
saulted; stores are broken open and pillaged. and
there is no security for life or property.
The troops make excursions into the country for
miles around and appropriate anything they can
lay hands upon, and point of fact the whole sur
rounding country now presents the appearance of
vast desert, being stripped of everything available
The celebrated Z1usves are in their glory, and
three fourths Of them are continually in state of
beastly intoxcstion.
Great dissatisfaction exists among the troops and
large numbers are rife for a revolt-Balimore Re
publican JUNO II.
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The ChicKasaws Preparing for war.
BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF THE CHICKAsAw
NATION. !

The ChicKasaws Preparing for war.
PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR OF THE CHICKAsAw
NATION.
WHEREAS, The legislature of the Chickasaw ma
ton has, on the 18th day of May 1861. adopted
resolution declaring that in consequence of the
secession of large portionof the States, formerly
comprising the United States of America, the Fed
eral Union has been dissolved. and by reason of
such fact, and the failure of the Government at
Washington protesting to act in the name of the
Uni'ed States, to afford the protection and to pay
the moneys to which the Chickasaw nation
entitled under treaties with the United States,
that the Chickasaw people are absolved from ali
allegiance to any foreign government, and are left
independent which it IS proper should be made
known to the people Of this nation and to the
world.
Therefore, /, Cyrus Harris, Governor of the
Chicasaw nation, do hereby publish and proclaim.
that the Ch5ckasaw nation Is of right and ought TO
be free and independent; and further, in obedience
to the instructions of the Chickasaw legislature,
contained in said resolutions, do hereby call upon
all Ohickasaw warriors over eighteen and under
forty five years Of age, TO form themselves into vol
unteer companies, consisting of at least fifty men,
exclusive Of the captain first second and third lieu
tenants and first second third fourth and fifth ser
geants and bugler, making in the aggregate sixty
men to each company. The commissioned officers
to be elected by the companies, and the non commits
stoned officers to be appointed by the captains aud
to report to me complete roll of the same as
as they are formed; said companies to hold them.
selves in perfect readiness, armed and equipped
riaemen to turn out for the defense Of the
endorsement of the laws and the
of the rights OF the nation, at min
ute's warning. Whe called into service the comp
anes will be organized into batallions regiments,
according 20 the number, with the privilege of
eecting their field officers, the whole to act under
the orders of the commanding general of the Chick
asaw nation. Native Chickasaws over 40 years OF
age, are advised 70 form themselves into Home
Guards Us
Given under my band as governor, and under the
seal of the Chickasaw nation, at Tishiomingo,
this the 25th'day Of May, A. D 1861.
C. HARns, Governor.
By the GOVERNOR
HOLMES CoIBEsH National Secretary.
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to
EAKt. Btq Cashier City Bsnk
JoKN EIRK San, Fsq President Union Bank.
WzAE.R, ESQ .Csshier Planttrs' Bank.
Messrs pouss As 4 Co, Merchants q
v azLRss 4 Go, Bank ..
ersons in tie South DESTROYS Of sending letters The
federal Go II please direct the american
Later Arsss (nnce- enclosing for
In the hsst place. it will require the pre- payment OF
ne 0onf3erat reach Nashville Government
envelope so beyond this cit added
above cents Let understood enye
should add essed the whom it de
and the outside envelope te address
Redersi Gcvnmens envelopes to se had Of Us in this
city. JESKINs 4 McaILL.
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SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE.

- long ssuS for has been published and received
- A. Mcclure, 80 Union sire t.. Price IS
Having succeeded in making Copper BugIe for army
which are pronounced By competent judges be equal in
respect TO ldke work, and nearly oz Ta.sshe prise
being Axed at S9here ned be Of army beng With
cut signals. The supsii rty OF nay all others
this country Is ACKNOWLEDGED by ALL They made Of tn
best material in every department OF their manufacture
yor the beating head Calf Skin. prepared especially for
Tat ue Fife OF cocoa boz8ood and apple tree be had OF
me. 81 prices from 81 70 8
FOR Of the shove send order and will by
ntst m all express
N BIN press and will be ready BY the goth inst, tho
PamsttO Song. dedicated Southern ConeIerzcy
ned to be the Of all. Price 80 post free
any address A MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville 4 Memphis.
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Ale ghany Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

celebrated Watering place will opened for the recep
\ ton Of Wis tors the l day Of June
Located 81 half miles virginia and Tennessee Ea
families - -
zach department II supervised BY the propreors Who will at
tend personally TO the wants Of their Quests
The proTora aer themselves they were never 90 we'll pre-
pared as the present season
A full supply OF Ice Ia, been secured
Passengers leave at Shawsvtiie and vii becarrfed
N horse Onnio sses 1ne road the springs
These Saiss stand unrivallsd for the Dyspepsia
Jene4-dm BOOTH, CALat On q co.
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Ia not this rather I" omnous' too Is it not
rather a large feet merely TO watch over British
commerce Would il not be we'll for the Lincoln
Administration to begin to prepare for what is com
ing. instead OF playing the part of the ostrich {?
Wouldt not be particularly well for Ohio, instead
of invading Virginia. to prepare for invasion her
self, hemmed in as she is tor seven hundred miles
of lake and river coast, by Canada aud the South
Chicago, Toledo and Cleveland are 'chucklinQ''
over the decline of Cincinnati. brought on by her
own consnmmate folly aided by their fanaticsm
But if we mistake not. their time will come soon
enough We shall see by and by, also, who are the
real traitors and towards, too--Daytoa (0hiol
Empire, June TO-
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A CALUNNr,--The Cairo correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican says that on Saturday last the
Waterman left ON board the steamboat Morrison was
hanged by a memphis mob The Morrison is not
lying in Memphis and was not here on Saturday,
we have had no mob, and the only hanging that has
taken place here was of two negroes for murder
on the last day of Nay, and they were executed by
the sheriff in the due eOursNof lsw.-he1phis Ap-
~'s-l .Frae II.
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IS $50 SC 5ql

The counties frou which we have no returns are,
Scott, in East Tennessee; Fentress, in Middle Ten
nessee; and Lauderdale, Obion and Perry, in West
Tennessee; and the military camps at Union City
and Fredericksburg Va Col. Bates.
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NOTICE

A NOTE fer abo ut 80 payable to order of W Wood
n and signed Williams & Co has been lost hy me
As this note Is cancelled by another vsueess, all
persons warned not to trade for it II found
iuneI6-f HADEN GENTRY Jr.
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Ia CA RD,
To Newspaper Publishers and Hob
Printers.
MEssRs. LEWIS a CO.,

1872 New LeVee Street, New Orleans
HAVING PERFECTED THEIR AAO4INE1Y for the
manuHscture RI POINTERS INK, in ali its branches,
dy 10 furnish that Article in quantity sa the qea
tyof which Is guaranteed equal any which hitherto
imported from the North.
HrSsrz Lewis Co. also beg that
booked large amount Of orders and that would be we'll
those requiring PRINTING INK send il their ders
early dase. LzWIS Il Co,
juns.e-ilm No $50 New Levee street
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w. ID. MCNISH,
Post Master, Nashville, Tenn.
Our correspondence.


Messrs Editors: The monotony of our camp was
very much relieved on yesterday by the prospect OF
active service, which produced among the boys
most eXhIlarating effect. About twelve O'Clock
messenger arrived in camp and reported that the
enemy, IN considerable force, were landing at Col
umbus. The steamer City of Alton passed Column
bus with guns mounted and large number of
troops about ten o'clock, and rounded to about
half mile below the town and commenced landing
troops When the messenger left and about the
same time the smoke from the chimnies of other
boats we're discovered descending the river After
leaving the town the report of gun was heard
which was supposed TO be fired by the City of Alton
as signal 70 the other boats to descend In an in
credible short time, four of the Tennessee regi
ments were under arms and ready for the fight
but unfortunately for the ardor of our
troops who seemed perfectly delighted
with the prospect Of a fight a messenger
arrived on q hand car, Just as our troops were
about to take the train, announcing the fact that
the troops landed by the City of Alton had gone into
the town and took down the Confederate flag and
returned Immediately for Cairo The order to re
turn to camp was issued, and our gallant boys who
just few moments before 50 jubilant. took up
the line Of march, evidently sadly disappointed at
the turn the atfsir had taken
Among the interesting incidents Of the occasion
was the conduct of the ladies' who had visited the
camp in large numbers to see their friends as
soon the command to take up the line of march
was given, mothers, daughters, wives and sisters,
we're busy packing knapsacks rolling up blankets.
filling centeens and doing everything the could 10
facilitate the departure of the troops-moEy of them
offering to go along with the troops, and others to
stay and take OF those who were too sick to CO.
of whom there were but few for as soon as it was
known through the camp that the enemy were de-
scending the river, the hospitals were almost en-
tirely cleared
What will kentucky do after the second invasion
of her neutrality? Win she submit OF will she cast
her destiny with her natural allies of the South and
resent this insult TO her sovereignty If she decides
upon the latter the South will receive her with open
arms, but if the former will have TO give her up
lost sister But she will not submit, her gal
liant people will rise in the might and majesty of
their power and throw of the savish bonds which
the usurper and tyrant preparing to fasten upon
her, OgYoN
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The following laws have been enacted by the Con-
gress of the Confederate States OF America:
Letter Postd1e

Letter Postage.
AN prescribe the Rates Of Postage in the Con
States OF America, and for the purposes.
g. The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer
lea do enact That from and after such period as the
Post Master General May by proclamation announce,
there shall be charged the following rates of posts
age, toWt For every single sealed letter. and for
every letter in manuscript or paper of any kind !,
upon which information shall be asked for or COM
muncated in writing or by marks or signs, con
viewed in the mail for any distance between places
within the nfe ie ate St Ites of America, not exs
ceedng five hundred miles. five cents and for any
distance exceeding five hundred miles, double that
rate and every letter parcel not exceeding hal.
ounce IN weight shall be deemed SINGLE letter.
and every additional weight of half an ounce or
additional weight of less than half an ounce, shall
be charged with additional single postage and alt
packages containing other than printed or oTittsn mat
ter-dnd moTey packages are included in this class
shall be rated by a1eigh as letters are qGed and shall
be charged the rates of postage letters and all
dropletters letters placed in any post Office not
for transmission but for delivery only, shall be
charged with postage the rate of two cents cach
and in all the foregoing the postage must be
p-epa by stamps and all letters which shall here
afser be advertised as remaining over or uncaed
for in any post Office, shall be charged with two
cents each in addition to the regular postage both
to be accounted for as other postage of this Con-
federacy."
W. D. MCNISH,
Post Master Nashville Tenn
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Notice of Dissolution of COpartner-
shin.

NOtice of Dissolution of COpartner-
ship.
TTJHE limited partnership entered into the secord day Of
July. 1850, between jams =. Cummings and Rufus A.
Jones' as general partners James D. Ler a speaI
partner, ang under the arm OF Cummings Jon In the
general Mercant All Commission business has been this da
mutual and notice Of dissolution hEa
been duly hled and recorded
JAMES FCUNMINGS,
RUFUS A JOSH
Cincinnati, Mag "a, 1861 JAsEs DLRHMER
Wehave transferred tn No. joseph Butler All
Of goods on hand and arranged With hm to the inter
sstI Of our customers and correspondents
CUMMINGS 4 JONES.
cineineat May 81, 1861.
DEAR sTR Referring 20 re above dissolution and % ~
leave TO to that for s2tisfa tory to my this ds
dissolve ny connection with this ty ana retarn 10 n nss
sta Tennessee have full and entire control Of The hookr
papers, Ac of CUMMINGS Jones' and shall the present.
81 ONCE IN Nashville, Tenn TO which pas you viii psass
dret correspondence relating the bussess Of the ss
Arm Of Cummings Jones.
Very RsspectfallY,
J ? cJMNIN0s-
Ihzys opened an o1zce ct Ewing, McCrary % N
can be found Ct ell tines. y CUMMINGS.
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SIOO Reward.

ST0LEN subscribers stable TIE Middle Franklin
Turnpike, three miles from Nashville, the night
I'd pst Ter Of Carriage Horses, short tails, newly
shod all One has in the forehead and white
the right side der and sP nid troeTs. will pay
s5o for he horses 500 for conviction Of the thief
fune1-xit THOMAS GALE =
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DRUMSl DRUMS ~

II A. MCCLURE, % Union street, having completed his
ID facilities TO manufacture 20 wood Bass and
Bruins day, has reduced the prices $40 for
sss Snare SIS "a inch Bass $50 inch Persons
in the country have the above renting the
Absve amount
Also received the fourth edition the song Of the south
the most popular published Bent postpaid receipt
OF so cents
N. B.-No Iron Drums made by me-
2H-ff