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10 The friends of Governor Reeder are
highly incensed at the reason pat forth for
his removal from Office, neutrality-suspicious.
In land-and demanded to know what act of
Congress- he has violated in his purchases.
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HDrs. 'Ehrimann & Stewart have united in
the practice Of Medicine on the Homeopathic
system in this city.
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\ ~ DIR. Chiffon. the eminent chemis, o.
New York, says the al anthus tree is no
poisonous, or even injurious to health.
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|. ~At place called Rattlesnake. il
Pike county, Pa man has caught an
"barreled" thirty-six rattlesnakes.
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4 uE- At Buffalo, New York, according to
shape Of men, spit tobacco Juice on the dress
es of ladies' who are walking along the streets.
Shamei
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G-We thank MIR. John Marten, Assistan
Clerk the Kansas House of Representa-
tives, for public documents.
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= AUCTION EROOMS,
Old Court House. Main Third streets Inme-
dately opposite the Washington Hotel
uMAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
above we'll known stand. now prepared to re-
cve for sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
and merchandise household furniture horses, bug
gies etc.
Cash advances made on consignmeuts when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
at o'clock. A, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ghts. at early gas light.
and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving and have on hand large
general assortment of FURNITURE consisting oslat
spindle and banniser backs. scroll and scoop tops rim
back Office. French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chars mahogany and wood Ohars Elizabeth
ehairs spring rockers sofas soea0les centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors fine and misses bedteads mat
rases tin and w4e safes, etc., which we will sell at Gin
Gin natl prices.
We hand great variety of notions jewelry,
vions aecOrdeons pocket cutlery. guns. pistols whips
etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail W00LSEY & NELSON,
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OT The census of Boston. now about
completed, is stated to be, as near as possible
l6o,oOO-an increase OF 10000 during the
past FIVE years.
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OF There, was no Eastern mail by car
yesterday. We presume they failed to max,
conn ections.
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j. HYnE,s MARRIEYARn.

CONNEN
undersigned would respectfully the citi
Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased stock of No Vermont Marble Mr.
phrey and is fully prepared to MI all orders for Monu
TOmbs Obesks Head and Foot Stones. of the best
ship Those wishing
suitable Monum their deceased friends would do we'll
oct24-tf j. HYDE.
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PLATED WARE.

PLATED WARE.
W. have Just received from the manufacturer an as
Wv sortment of Plated Ware, such table and tea
spoons forks knives hne and beautiful
tors which will sell at Eastern prices and warrant
TO be plated genuine Alfalfa metal nearly white as
hard and stronger silver. Gail and see at
BTFTROEFF q SONS Jewelry Store.
rlS Main bot. LIST & I'd
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cRRscENT AUCTION Rooms.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpESPEOTFULLY tender their services the citizens OF
Evansville AM country for the sale OF Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots drnture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc;j also particular aten-
item paid all out door sales of pton
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business goods of to place
competition with both the buyer seller Will
have fair and Legitimate market We win devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business aR da
REST assured that will spare efforts
them With business
merit the confidence of all those who their
to -
PC. o. RILEY q Co, Evansville.
DGTALL, AGO ~ Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
Wa. PARK d. Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD. do do
RIB. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FoLREs, Veksburg Miss.
VIM. MCRAE. do do.
LocKwooD & Bros, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLoG a. FooT. do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL, st Louis, Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays snd Saturdays
10 and every evening during commencing
at carly gaslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD,
Auetioneers.
.~~-
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

wWTE will sell Friday 18th of September
Wv O'Clock P. NJ. at Auction Rooms in the old
Court House. o farm. known Richard s. Browning
Farm Brownings Mill in Scott township containing
81 which improved. good log house
and other out buildings. good orchard etc.
TERMS-made known N the day of sale.
augS WOOLSEY d NELSON, Auet's
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ST. PAUL. Jan. l. 1885.
PROF. o. j. WOOD Dear Sir; Unsolicited, / send you
this After being nearly bald long time
having tried all the hair restoratives extant
faith in any induc hearing yours 10 give it
trial placed nv selt in the hands barber had my
head rubbed with good sh brush
applied well rubbet till the scalp all a glow
This repeated every morning and in three young
hair appeared aud rapidly gust last
to the time, aud is thick strong
soft and pleasant to the touch whereas
ano iy what little there Of it, and that little disap
pearBg very rapidly. still your Restorative about
twice week. and shall perfect erop OF
hair Now have read Of these hiBgsand not? but
have never hitherto in which
was really benefited by of the hair to-: of the
day and 10 really pleasure
experience. have commended
italready has large general throughout the Terri
The people here in
The suppl sent Who'll saIe agents the Terri
nearly exhausted daily inquiries it,
You deserve credit your discovery one return you
thanks tor the benefit it has done me- certainly had
paireo long OF enecting an such result
tours, hastily j. W. BOND
Firm of Bond Kelog Druggists,
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Yours, hastily j. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond & Kellog Druggists
Sc Paul, NJ T

The undsrsigued. ReT.J X Bragg Minister regular
standing and of the Orthodox
Mass. lie gentleman conside
Versally beloved. Copy WIN. DYER. -
BRooKFIEID. Jan. IL, 1885.
trial or 0uE
Restorative pleasure a.
excellent in removing infamston dandru and
tendency itching with which troubled
childhood and has also restored hair which becoming
its final color. have article with
Yours truly j. K BRAGG
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R- PREPARED and sold Wholesale and Market
street. st. Louis Mo-, and SOS Broadway New York
where also all the popular patent edicnes SALE
wholesale retail and favorable they
can be bought at any other house.
E9- sale at manufacturers prices by HALBOCK &
SToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
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PROF. 0. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAZE gESTORATEVE.

ENHE effects Of this wonderful Restorative are
dgong the most astonishing results in the public mind
old and young lsvsh their praises
remarkable composition 1t the only preparation thar car
be depended grey hair natural color and
reproduce on bald heads luxuriant growth.
Es The following is from distinguished the
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PRINCETO, FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
DEAD SHOT.

THE FEVER KILLED!
SAFE and certain cure for Fever Of every grade
"a peeially Tor FEVER AGUE.
For sale at j. Il. MoNROE'S Family Grocery,
Corner of OAK ID sts.
ALSO. Lioseed and Lard Oil No I, low cash ap-
credit together with every variety Of Family Grocer
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AUCTION SALES.
DESIRARLE RESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NETE for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
wv dence, with good out-houses and cisteru, and
good neighbOrhood For PAL tieulars enquire Of
SWEET & LEONARD
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SELECT FEMALE INsTITUTE OF EVANS

THNHIS will 3D. W open its first session Mo
h day, he Sd day Of September next.
By request the number of pupils will be enlarged to tive
four all
See large advertiser for alteration of terms
"a A FOSTER.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

TTNHE Bard Commissioners Vanderburgh county
their June term. 1855. divided Pigeon township into
voting precincts All the above Main and
the Princeton Pigeon township will at the Nep
Engine House Second street; and all the V-
below Main the Princeton road said
ship. will a the Court house, = -.i
PHILIP KRAMER. T~,s+ocs
n WALKER trustees.
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ELDORApO barber SALOON,

CORNER OF FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
II AS also fsted Bathing Rooms where gentle
temen be wa at ell hUu-s nd where they ca
have warm or cold baths. DR.. A. BISHOP,
AIS Evansville, Ind.
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.OLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
iron ana Nails

Good HemIock
Sole. 24a26
G.. d. Hm'lk sole
Oak Tanned do. 30 a IS
Upper o doz. "a 00a26
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less as I was, on huge pile Of dry branches. I
understood it all. The Internal fend . Vas .hont
to burn me there alive! = :
! would not ask my life Of the demon. for
well ! knew it would be unavailing. But, oh
tdod may never again suffer such a mental
torture a. / did while lying there surrounded
" tnoee devils in human shape, as 1 thought of
al! the heart tagonv that my wife must suffer
when the revolving details of nv dreadful death
should become known to her.
Once turned my head toward the west to
catch glimpse Of the setting sun, and the next
moment 1 was insensible.. It was not long that
! remained thus for was aroused AGAIN by
the quick rattle Of pistol shots, the Clash of
stee, the wild battle-shouts, and dying screams
OF strong men in their last horrid death-agony
Al! around me ! beheld vision Of gallant
men, led on bya slight girlish figure in the light
blue rock, gold embroidered vest, and plumed
cap Of the Southern Gsmchas, who, mounted
upon superb horse, black as night, sped here
and there, shouting our battlecry of T" Mueror
los lmperialistos," !" in which she was ioined by
her hundred followers, who hurled themselves
upon the doomed ruffans in a whrlwind of
cleaning steel.
The last wretch was slain, and the lovely
woman knelt beside me her arms were about
my neck, her warm kiss was upon nv cheek,
as she breathed in gentle tone the words
/" My husband!"
1t was my wifc-my own angel Inez She
had ridden on in advance Of more than four
hundred men, with only hundred who could
keep pace with her, and-I was saved
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make her one hundred and sixty-two or three.
knew the old Countess, " says Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, in his History Of the World. g who lived
in the year 1859, and many years since, and
who was married in Edward Tvs time and
had held her jointure from all the Earls of Des-
mond since then; and that this is true, all the
noblemen and gentlemen in Munster can wit
ness" If she was married even at the early
age Of fifteen. in the last year Of Edward w,
and If she died in 1912, about two years before
the publication Of the History Of the World,
she must have been no less than one hundred
and forty.ive years Of age-that is, the same
age as old Parr. There is story current that
she danced with Richard III. And she always
affirmed that he was the handsomest man In
the room, except his brother Edward; and he
was very well made" Last Earl Of Desmond.
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UsAs, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 2s, 1856.

was to ride. He said that be had been train.
ing them for some time by obliging them to
carry bags Of sand Of two hundred and sixty
pounds weight for several hours day. He
had received commands to do so. as that was
the weight Of the Emperor. They were fearful
lest the spirited horses should prove ungovern-
able if they were not trained to bear q burden
SO unusual. = =
"On leaving Vienna Nicholas gave eighteen
thousand dollars in presents to the servants by
whom ne was attended during his stay. Some
years previous, when be came to Vienna. an
elegant royal carriage was placed at his service.
But he declined it. He hired a cab, and in
comparative secresy visited all the places Of
interest. He recompensed the cabman so libe-
rally that he Immediately retired from business
with fortune. Those who are familiar with
the life Of the Emperor, relate many incidents
ofa similar nature"
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How to Borrow.

A certain editor well known for his bonn.
fortune, threw his smiles upon a rat 4" Of thu
Imperial Academy of Music. The rat " ex
perienced natural anxiety to gnaw the purse
strings OF her admirer but could not exactly
see her way. While thinking this matter over
bohemian of her acquaintance came in.
Doyou think" said the young artist that
V-wili be willing to lend me 5000 francs y
! More than doubtful. But he might be in.
duced to do it. Write as l shall dictate"
Beloved I expected some money this morn.
ing, and have been disappointed"
That is very old story interrupted the
rat.
Go on. Bring me, then, beseech you
5000 francs, and come and dine with me at the
same time. have splendid pheasant"
:" And do you think" said Mile Alphonsine,
when the letter was gone, that shall get my
money or rather VS. money, with that? "
.. =" With such letter, my dear friend, you
will not get sou, or l know nothing Of the
human heart" .5e -
"Then, why did you make me write it?"
Because it was essential that first note
should precede the one l was about to dictate
to you.'
What! write another?" II.
"Only two words"
:" Dear friend: Consider my letter as not
written. AT the very moment had dispatched
it, the expected remittance made its appear
ance am now richtssme. But don't forget,
expect you to dinner the pheasant is mag
niticent''
The second letter was sent after the first.
"Now," said the Bohemian, this is what
will happen. will pretend not to have
received your second note, and will show him
self the more generous, in that he will believe
you are not in want Of money"
1t happened as the Bohemian had anticipa-
ted. V-odered the 5000 francs with the
idea they would not be accepted but to his in
finite horror, they were pocketed at once. To
complete his misfortunes there was not even
pheasant to console him. The Bohemian ate
it the same evening with the assistance Of M lie
Alphonsine, in the cabinet of the Maison Doree,
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nRUG STORE.-The undersigned have
~ the honor to inform the public that they have
just received at their Drug Store corner Of Main and
Bellevue streets, Opelousas, fresh assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PEhFUMEhf, PAINTS,
etc., which they offer for sale at the most reasonable
prices.
They have always on hand PATENT MEDICINES
Of all kinds, and all articles sppertaning to their line
of business. 81
They have secured the services Of an experienced
and careful Druggist, who will attend Night Day
on the calls Of families and Of the profession.
P.LEONCE HEBRARD l. co.
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OFFICIAL.
ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVE
~ IN THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH

~ N THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH
Notice Is hereby given TO the qualified electors Of
the Fifth. Tenth; Elsyenth, Tvelish and Sixteenth
conformahly TO law an election will be held In each
Of said Wards on the second Monday Of May, 1866,
(being the l4th day Of the monthly from the hour ot
nine in the forenoon to three In the afternoon Of said
day, at the places and by the persons hereinafter de-
signated for the purpose Of electng Representa-
tive from each of said Warls to serve In the Police
Jury Of said Parish for two years from the date Of
the election, to wit:
IN tie Fijsh Ward. AT the residence Of Jean
soa1sas asasf Sous and w. msi II e lsasr
IN the Tenth Ward. AT the store Of James
Aksnhsad IT. e Bayoe ;s.S GhiSot Msss 9. W
And at the residence Of Charles johnson, Jr.,
Pine Woods. !. ]. BY Messrs. Leon johnson, Henry
Bennett and James Bennett.
In The Elepenth Ward, .At the store Of Philippe
Stagg, in Old Grande Prairie. ~. BY Messrs. Don
Diego s. Fontenot, Pierre L. Guillory and Cyrils
Soileau. {igs
In the 1Nelfth Ward. -. AT the residedce Of L.
3. Shaw, on Bayou BGnf ). By Messrs Thomas Nc
Crory, Robert McCrory and L. B. Shaw. f
And 81 the former rdsldance Of William Irwin,
deceased, in Mountville !. by Messrs. Louis Webb,
Pierre Wartee and John 8. Edwards.
IN the Sixteenth Ward AT the residence Of
Jos. Landerneau in Prairie MAmOth. :. BY Messfs.
Joachim Landerneau, Olin Guiliory and William q.
Teale. l,.-r3, .. NJ E :. .s '9 @ ~
The Commissioners Of Election will give public no
tice according To law will deliver certificate TO tho
Of the Police Jury on the first Monday q June next.
at 10 o'clock in the Court House; and will make 70
turn nf the state Of the Polls within night days sss
the Election to the Clerk Of the Police Jury.
The commissioners In Wards Ten and Twelve
will not give any certificates but return the procss
verbal as above.
ELBERT CAN'T. President
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For the Opelousss Patriot.
To 1liss Q. n. X.

70 Hdiss 9. n. X.
Beauty hath vet her seal upon
Thy bright and lovely face,
And sweetly tuned thy spirits chords
To notes Of charming grace!
But higher gifts, and better far
Than any outward show,
Enthroned within thy noble soul,
Through all thy actions show!
When Youth and Beauty both depart.
And Time thy roses steals,
Il but these graces Of the heart
More perfectly reveals.
Heed not, then, Fashions siren tones.
Nor mingle in it's strife
But store thy youthful mind with grace
Tolive nobler life!
Live to bind up the broken heart
The mourner's tears to dry
70 God thy life devote, and live
The Christians death to die!
The world shall give thee honor then
And bless thy memory sweet,
While angels bright thy spirit bear
To thy Redeemer's feet!
ALEXANDER.
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EDUCATION.

FDUCATION.-T repair in some mea-
sure the disadvantages occasioned by the closing
Of the St. Charles College, the undersigned have
pyate t ssa at Grand and
French Languages will be taught. The course Of in.
structiOn comprises Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
Geography; Grammar, History, Mathematics, Chem.
istry and Natural Philosophy. M
Price Of Tuition, For the primary branches sS6.
and the higher branches $50, for session Of ten
months, payable halfyearly in advance; or board,
washing and tuition, $3.50. No deduction made for
lost time, except from protracted sickness.
JOHN F. SMITH,
w. TURBEvILLE
References: DR.. R. E. Smith, 8. C. Mcpherson,
Esq, Jos. M Moore, ESQ.,, P. D. Hardy, Esq.
0PELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. HOY, with the assistance Of Miss
Hoy and Mme de st. Ange, will open on the 18th Of
March in the Town Of Opelousas, first class School,
where the Practical as well as Ornamental branches
Of Female Education will be taught.
They are prepared to give thorough instruction in
the English French, Italian and German Languages
also Music Lessons on the Piano and Guitar Draw
ing, Painting, Transferring, French Embroidery in
Silk, Chenille and Worsted, Plain Neede-work Cal
isthenics, Department, Dancing and Equitation.
The Principal hopes, with the assistance Of able
teachers and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal care, to secure the patronage of
the inhabitants of Opelousas and vicinity.
Terms, per session of twenty.one weeks payable
onehaf in advance, the balance in the middle Of the
session:
Tuition in Primary Department, ..........s $40 90
:" Advanced ............ rs 90
French, Italian and German ......... each Is 90
Instruction on the Piano Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Otular. ~ W
Dfawing 10 90
Painting .......................... 20 90
French Embroidery in Silk, Chenille, Worsted 10 90
Calisthenics, Department, Dancing ...... IL 90
Riding Lessons s....................... each 90
Boarding. Washing, Fuel, etc. ......,..... go 90
Nine. de St. Ange, having entered into prior en-
gagement at Mrs. Henry's School, in Natchez, will
not be able to join the School until next session.
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ADINs' AND CHILDREN'S sHOE

r AIDES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE
~ STORE.-The subscriber has opened an estab.
lishment on Main street Washington, where can b.
found large and general assortment Of Ladies' and
Children's SHOES Of the best Creole and Philadel.
!phia manufacture. She has made arrangements with
one Of the best Creole manufacturers in Newt Orleans.
by which means she win be enabled to keep up an
assortment Of all kinds of Ladies' Shoes Of superior
workmanship; and she hopes, by unreuitting atten.
their patronage. 59N ~, Il
There can always be found, at the above store.
CONFECTIONERY, In all It's varieties, and Of sups.
ror quality, Wholesale and retail Also, Fine STA
TIONERY.
An assortment Of Ladies' CoRsETs can always b
ftuAd At ths above STORE. Washington, March ].
kN A. kILtapAUG4.
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RUNAwAYs, ETC.

DUNAWAY.-RAN AWAY from the under
lO signed residing in Prairie Plasance on the 10th
of February last a Negro Man named JOHN aged
about % years; Is feet 10 inches high of reddish
complexion has q scar on ono hand, with two or
three upper front teeth missing. liberal reward
will be given to whoever will deliver the said Negro
to the undersigned at his plantation, will lodge
him in Jail SO that may get him. March 81.
H44 7sfE ONEZ p, PITRE,
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NOTICE.-All persons who are owing the
~ firm Of T. LAsTRAPEs 4 CO., either by ac-
counts or notes. requested to settle before the end
Of the present month, otherwise said accounts or
notes will be left with Albert Deean Esq, our Law
yer, with orders to collect them immediately.
T.LASTRAPES & co.
Opelousas, April Z, 1855.
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GTRAYED from the subscriber, during last
NJ Spring, small Creole SORREL HORSE, about
years old, with small star in the forehead, and
branded I N Al N. The said Horse was raised about
Washington, but ranged in Prairie Plaisance. Any
information leading to the recovery Of the Horse will
be thankfully received and rewarded. Apply at this
office, or to Cyrus Thompson, Washington. March
10, 1856. JOHN NUGENT.
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II o. o. F.-PRA1R1E LODGE No. 81 meets at
y. Washington every Saturday night at o'clock.
7. N. Anderson, N G; 7. C. Anderson, v G; John 8.
Haw Secretary; r. B. Hardesty, Treasurer; A. Mills
parRh. Ps. The Order respectfully invited 10 attend