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Insolvency Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate of A. Nj
Breeden, decd, must file the same, duly
authenticated according to law, with the
Cletk Of the County Court, by the LIST Of
July, 1860, or they will be forever bar.
red-said estate being insoIvent.
ID. J. MARTIN,
Jan. &c go, Administrator
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G h 0 X @ Q r Q IN O d Y ,

THIS Remedy cures when all other prpnaro-
tons fail. 1t is entirely unlike every other
compound; containing no Mineral Poison or
Nauseous Drug; as it Is prepared SOLELY from
lIootS, BarRs, ana Leaves, and has been handed
down, FROM one generation to another. by the
Cherokee Indians, ltiS offered to the r,ublic
on It's own intrinsic merits, 1t pcrformsi H. du-
~ quickly and thoroughly, The unfortunate,
Of either sex, win be repaid by the use Of this
kcmcdy, instead Of placing themselves ut the
mercy of some Quack or Professor. This Rom
cay strikes ut the very root of the disease; lis
tendency is not simply to suspend the poison,
nut 70 remove the cause on which itdrpcnds,-
fuil Directions, in pamphlet form, accompany
each bottle. Thr speedy and permanent relief
olor"'d ny TINS remedy, in all cases Of Gonur-
rhao, and OF elect, Gravel, Structure, rlIor
AlbuS Whites in Fcmalcs, and all Discusses Of
inc Urinary Organs, has astoniahcd the most
scientific men of the age. This Rcmcdyuot ON
y eradicatcs all Poison from the System, but
ihVlgorat"s the most delicate constitution.
Ialy" 1t does not affect the Breath. or Interfere
with any Glass Of business, or require any doyi.
alton from the usual diet.
.g>f7" 1t r"Quircs no assistance romothcrmpd
leg" And what enhances its value. is thp en-
tire absence ofall NNuseous taste, bcingu pleas
ant and delicious syrup.
By" Price 50 per bottle.
POTTER & MERWIN,
'--
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the amount Of money to our address for what
you wish to ~IurChaCe name the Lottery in vtir, ynI
Mlsh 1t invested, and whether you wish Wlolcs, Halves,
guar ,ef' or Elshths, on receipt Of which we Send what
i oioeIcu, ny ilrst mail, together with the scheme.
Inc List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures rlaiu,
ana give their Post Office, County and state,
~ All prizes OF Loo aud under, ~paidimTeliatcly after
me nraWlhg-otIer prl2esa at the usual time OF 40days.
Address orders FOR tickets or certificates TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO, Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Wilmington Del.
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b. virtue Of a decree OF The County
Ccun Of Franklin County, Tenn. pro-.
nouncej at its Febr'y Term, 1860, in the
cause therein pending of"F. NJ. vii.
liams c: ais, VS.. jas. Willis, wife and
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Monday Goth day of March next,

offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door, in the town of Win.
chester; the following property, belong.
ing to the estate of Absalcm Williams
deed, viz. The Greenberry Holland
tract Of land, Of "a acres and 8 polls, and
a 200 hundred acre tract Of mountain
land and
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Magistrates Elect.

magistrates Elect.
Dist. !. John T. Slater, j.. C. Brannon.
A. D. J. Martin.
D. j. IL. Morris, VIM. d. Faris.
q. A. J. Simpson, Michael Tips.
" s. j, Chitwood, Lewis Anderson.
0. B. S. Long, John Henley.
10. James Sergeant.
IL. VIM. p. Keith.
II. NJ. Catchings, Jno. D. Lynch.
10. Simpson West, J. Wilkinson.
IA. r. A. OVERLY, Lee Stamper.
Constitutes Elect.
Dist. l. VIM. Faris, George Lefeber.
2. Moses G. Franklin.
8. Geo. Tipps.
T.. Manoah Horton.
5. Jno. w. Burke.
- Byron.
8. N. p. Reagin.
O.. VIM. Brannon.
10. S. N. Jackson.
IL. J. W. Kelly.
IA. N. A. Bsggett.
is. F. Burt.
10. - Tankersly.
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lIOSTETTER'S
sFJTaCD.AE.
p J lll ~ q ID 4


lli' i'Ct mat al some period, every mclnhcr OF ia"
nun!'' l'liuE " E"iJfct 10 disease or di'tEl Ualcc oilue
p"'lll ''lCilH'Nj 'N'' WIN lie 'W OF u good 'o'lc AMI the
rNu,1',r - P''l' 'o'l''oI sense, lhry u v De "iIr SO 10
,r5u.'tc 'Wc system az 10 setuic lcr'Hah"Dl LeN!lh. III
oiue, I" accoN,liiIh inia Gc1i!ed object, the ltV" ctulsc 70
luiN'c - oeitulil! 'I!hl WtlIh vii produce Il lniulri
s,"'c - thiiEa at inc least hazard OF yitaI strength AMI
,G rul ln!S PURPOSE If; ioS'ct,er his ihiioiucrd to
al,S ."'ltiE " FIGPaF' ION beaiIhS ms name, winch Il not
" NV hitU'tIh'' our one th@l u"s been llied for Years,
eN'li S'tlS'"tliUH 10 an VINO nave usc' IT, lite hlli"Ia
"lrl"lc io"elW"'! UIpn INC sl"'ih,l, hu"ci', ana liver,
vow ~ 'HtH' W Il NNallh} vigorous ut'inu, ana u uS, by
tnt Ai'Ilic process OF STRENGTHENING nature, cn1b!c ;Ec
system 10 triumph over dlacahN..
ror the cure OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, NAUSEA, flatu
IthCy, ipsS o. Alic'itc, or any "ilious Complaints, alislu.
nom a li"lihi Lhatiieh oI tic stomach ~ towels prJdu.
.ihS ramps, iysrh'eIY, Colo, Cholera AIoIbus, sc,
'HtN' DUCTS nave no equal
nI'llnu", d!Nehlcty o. Hay, so generally c'iir@ricdb}
iuN ScI','iS, ai" caused pl!htll1U! ~ ne tldi&n o
Wdlci ana net, Will be speedily ]rcguthtel by . briciLs
" inns preparation. U~lSirpsm which Is probably moe
prevalent IN all us various I1tnts, Than any other, ald
the cause OF which may always be a%ttribNted to d]crougr.
inc!ts OF the digestive organs, can he c'lcd without fail
by using IloSTrfftR'S STOMACH B]IiIERS, as per
directors on the hottie. torthts disease VERY physician
VIII recommend B!ttcrs ofsonc KINDS thea Why not use
an article known to be %liItIliblc! Al nations have tlciI
systclni in cerorai, "nJ an,orc thrm 5'n All ltI, ec !. nm "lan
found a more healthy lco.IC linn INC Gc,mans, rroml
wn"m ms preESiotion Gnc!o'cd' based upon ,]scicltiac
Great prcparotion in ihe s scn%' Of n Ua atiElII srirrS o,.''' 81 '"'s
tNyhn AND A%GuK.-!his trying and r~ovohing disease,
t MniIG r EeS II, i,T relentless g,ySn o" sf tnr b2ly OF m1', re-
5elins nun llysieaMy and mentally useless, gag IcdGyen
BIii =Es. t5urtihcr, none cfthe a6ovcst'icJ JiSc'sc
tcrs a are ,U used as s. per- Pt Giiec ct n g.'I And it aa thew nc II I"g c 9,,.
9 as 1 gns%". no" Of % Gas'G T. the p ,lstc, and arnlsr m"ecc..ay
but promote sound sleep and healthy digestion, ipc COM
"fat or rot lIS and Tc rs a S"", carC, VIII" tue
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Land for Sale.

Prudence VI. PyIlrt.
vs..
Bluford Pylant, ct. al'.
will offer forsaIc. 10 the highest bidder, at
the Drpot House in Tul!ahoma, Tenn, on
Saturday, 18th day Of April, 1860,
ON a credit If one, two md three years. (cNcrp-
$50 cash 200 acres Of land lying near TuIIat
homa. in Franklin county, Tenn. The biddingS
TO comm nee ut 81 ~ per acrr. Bond and See
curity required Of the purchaser, and u lien re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paii. The
land will be- surveyed and Il map exhibited on
day of sale. H. Il" EHliLl,
Il 50 CLERK and Master.
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Negro for Sale.

y p%r"qcnting you with nR ENTCN'S lNFASIlLE
3tOiiOlAl, We de'jlc to strtc is superiority Ovcrev
cry noStrum That Intsc On Gutrh has heretofore offered
you,
first II is the preparation of a regular rhlsl
Ciln, who Is well qualified from much experience in in
fE'I!c complaints to prescribe for them. 2Gd.-lt is
entirely Tee from ualrrulc or opiote Of any hind, and
consequently gclleyca,b removing the suffering OF your
child, instead uf d~cadcuiu, lis seusihilitics. 3Id III is
put up with great care, "a Il comparison Olit with any
other article tur iuliltnc complaints will shows the
very root. ton which IL is distilled, being dug up from
tHc iulests unlcr ti" direction Of III. Eaton, many OF
them hy bis own bonds ilH.--lt is perfectly harmless,
aud cannot IIturc the uo:t deiic0tc infant, aud Is a GER
tain cur" aud rr'IsiiH ll 'bo following cases, which Is
its chief merit owe every other PREPARATION, viz
FOR All COMPLAINTS ATTENDING IEETlllNGi
such ne nYSl N1EhY, conc, DC also, for sritrniug
the gun aud rr'it,iug rain. For r%erulatins the bowels
il j. uurGualcI. For told in The Head It is a sue relief.
For GROUP, the most EtHl and trying of diseases. II can
be- relied IN with .crect confidence and being a pow
erul anti s]pnsmndc in al csses Of commissions or fits,
we earnestly ]cOmmcrh you to lose no time in proca.
ring il. ~IaStly-it costs 50 much more than other prep
aIg'ions of the hind, that We cannot afford such long al
yrlfisrmeIts as can those whose whole expense l. tneif
advertising iuT the same reason, Il comments itself as
the most rciia be To al mGthers. In all cases, the iii
rcctiuis sra rel around each bottle, must be strictly
followed. Price % cents per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH u uUPONT, Druggists,
No. &c, Maiden lane, New York,
by all respectable druggists throughout the country,
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Saturday, 18th day Of April, 1860,
Megrnes for Sale.

VI. Wieman, Executor, &c.,
Va.
Isaac Hall and Wife.
will offer for sale, before the Court House
-. Z, IVinrbestrr Tennessee nh
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NOliCc.

ALI, persons having claims against the estate Of
Ef,stefb sharp, decd, are hereby notified to file the
.,me with the CieTk Of the County Court, legally authen-
heated, on OF before the first day Of June, 1850, or they
viii Ne brever barred, the insolvency OF said esia,e hav.
ina been suggested. v 7. EsTlLL, Admir-.
nsesebsr es, is1.
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Daniel j. Owen,
Daniel j. Owen,
OF WINCHESTER. TENNESSEE,
WITH
GRAYDON. NlcCREERY K CO..
Importers and wholesale Dealers
C.,o, q, no,,,nE:n nx-x r1aIe
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,

INNV NOUUN,
Nos. IL, Barclay street, and ~ Park Place
(Will remove in July next to the Appleton
Buildings, Broadway
OUR stock will be- complete by the first Of
February. and under the supervision Of Mr..
McCrecry. Creccntly Shepherd & McCrecry,
Charleston. : CD will compriseeyery descriP-
ton of Goods in cur line, adapted 10 the South
crn and Southwestern trade,
Merchants visiting New York are respect
fully invited to give usa call.
febl6
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A moro pleasant sight has seldom
greeted our eyes than seeing the other
morning, as we were talling& walk be-
toro breakfast, many young ladies cut
in tho garden with their gloves on and
hoe in hand, engaged in identifying
and ~cultivating the gardens. We could
but halt andadmirc them, and there was
,enchantment in the scene What could
look nicer than to see lovely Young la-
dy (for such n course will make 0ay
one lovely,) out before breakfast at
work in the garden, planting flowers
or tending vegetables. How much bet
ter and nobler they seem than those
l%ackadasical young ladieS,' who loIl
about and sleep away the mornings of
life, terrified at nothing Sc much us the
idea Of earning ever the salt that sea-
sons their food. Alas for the prospects
ofthc man who weds them.
Let us urge upon theyoung ladies to
arrange their gardens in better style
this spring than ever Be sure to plant
flowers-have the garden and the yard
full of them, They create happiness
and render your homes beautiful. Have
boquets all around, and parents, don't
grumble or be careless enough to injure
the flowers even if you do think they
intrude on your space. Let your daugh-
ter rear as many as possible. Since the
earliest period Of the world the mytlo-
logical goddess, Flora, has had her wor-
shippers, and VIC are proud to acknowl-
edge ourselfone of the number in these
latter days.
Attend also to the vegetables. Set
ont cabbage plants, and SOW more cab
bage seed to head in the summer Sow
Parsnips, Lettuce, Raddishes, Beans,
Peas, &c. When cherry trees bloom
plant snap beans, when apple trees are
in flower plant squashes, and don't for
get tC plant full crop Of English Peas,
and send us Il mess or two as 0 70 as
you can, in order that we may see if
you are good gardeners. And now let
US advise you to raise Il fine lot Of can
telopc melons! They are 50 sweet and
nice as dessert for dinner. And don't
forget also, to send the first that ripcn
to us.
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IhE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage

For STATESMEN, Jruocs, ~CLraGyMuy.
Ladies and Gentlemen IN an parts oftha world testify to
Tue efficacy of Woods Hair Restorative, aud gentlemen
ul The fTcsS are unanimous in its praise. AloW trstiml
mas unly can be here given; sec circular fl more, and
II VIII be impossible for YOU TO doubt.
u Wall st., N V, Pee. 90, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note Of The 10th has been received,
saying mat you had heard that | had been benefited by
thrn,e of Woods Hair licstOrdt i've, and REQUESTING ny
celtlhcatr 81 the fact If ! had no objections to give il,
award II to you chccril'ly, because | think il due. Nv
ace Is % Years The color OF my haii auburn, and Inclined
to curl, Some five or six years since il began to turn
gray, anu tie scalp on the Gro wn O'lly head to lose its
scn"iblIly, and dandlutf to form upon il. Each of these
disageoblhtics increased with time, ana abolt iuur
months sirrra fourth was added to them, by han falling
on ,c top oInly head, and threatening to make me bald.
Va 'rlS uupicl>Hrt prcdicamrnt, | was induced To try
No"uN iIar Restorative, mainly TO anest the falling OH
OF my hair, for had really no expectation that rray hair
,"Iu ever tie restored to its original color ,xrcpt from
ayes. | WsS, however, greatly Surprised TO find. .ltpr
me use o'lwo hrtiles only, that not only was the falling
on arrested, nut color was restored &c the gray hairs, AID
~SrnSihiiity to the SCALP, aud danlIuN ceased to form ON
my heal, very nIurhtothc gratiicatiuu Of my wifi. at
whose solicitation was il dUrld 10 Try it,
NtI! respectfully,
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Sr, Louis, Mo.
For sale by S, W. Uoughton, Winchester,
Tenn, and by Berry & DemoyilIo, and G, W,
llcndershott, Nashville, and Druggists every
where. lam i 1sGO
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SEVEN NEGROES. viz:

Lewis, Margaret and infant child
F,ank, Sarah, Adeiine, Henry and
Bill.
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whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-.
tiers So; EIghths 50 SO.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Said tracts OF and will be sold on Que
two and three years credit, and the ne.
groes on twelve months credit from the
9th Of February, 1860. Bonds and good
security will be required Of the purchas.
ers, and a lien retained on the land and
negroes until the whole Of tho purchase
money is paid. The bidding for the As
acre tract. 10 mmen OF IS per acIe,
the 200 acre tract at l0cts. per acre
Lewis at t110o, Margare, and infant
child Frank at $3.50, Sarah at $500,
Adaline $500, Henry $500, and Bill at
$3.50. R. F. SIMS,
Feb. 10th. IL so. Clerk.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE rfCKRTs
ORDINARY DRAfyING,
10 take place as above specified.
earNs2d E'riGc Of sue. OOC
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
. concentrating S32O,Gtu
" hole tickets $40; Halves s.; Ours sol.

~|~~'~~ ~N~>~r>~.
SFI5- Certificates Of Packages in the Ordinary
rrGM'Ngs viii be sold at the following rates,
which is thc risk:
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Monday, April I'd, 1860,

upon a credit Of tweIyc months, Except The
sum of $50 Co., the following negrocs-thc
bidding to commenced at the price annexed
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rs 100000!

oZ'"'o Prize amounting to.,.,.~...Sl ,l86, 7S6
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j. Il. SLOAN.
d. H. NAOAN' H. d, OWEN r. n. WORU
@. T. r T. " a I,
Of THE GREAT EASTERN.
tine LARGEST STEAMSHIP I'M TIlG WORLD,
WITH A FULL CARGO FOR SCAN. OWEN g. &C.

A portion Of
which is arriving
in WinchcstcronI
the arrival Of ev.I
cry Train, The
undersigned hav.
ing taken the old
and well known
stand Of Wilson,,
n this place,
would state to
citizens of
place and vi.
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ELECTION IN FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The following is the official vote Of
this county at the election last Satur,
day:
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State of Tennessee,

July q, 1859.-ly.
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DIR. Hoofiand'a
G. E r MA BITE RS,
Dr.. Hoonand'i
BALsAM1c CORDIAL,

The great standard medicines of the
their popularity only through years trial Unbonnded
satisfaction rendered NY them In all cases the peopshaYe
pronounced them worthy
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUYDICE, pEBII,
ITy OF THE ENRvoUs SYSTEM. DISEASES OF IA
Kidneys and all dseases arising FROM disorderod liver
weakuesSo the and digestive organs speedily
permanently cured by tho GERMAN BIT1E2s.
The BALsAMTC CORDIAL has nesuired reputation sur
passing that of any similar preparation exfant viii cuye
without fan the most and lonssandin COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INoIP1ENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoNi
few doses viii also at check and most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by DR.. C. NJ JACKSON Co.
No AS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa and are sold By druR
gs and dealers medicines everywhere rs cents ps bot
tie. The signature Of c. NJ jackson will be on the op.s;ds
wrapper OF each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually propretors called
ALMANAC you will end testimony and com.
mandatory notices from all parts the country. These Alma
macs given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT h CO., Agents.
81 and Isl Charities street
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chaIrmen Of Parish Committees.

S1hNlE1floh Oh PARISH committees
ASCENSION,
Edward Duffel. e.......-.... Donaldsonvi1e.
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. W. Jones... Nap9ieonyille.
AN0YELLES,
VIM. h. Murdoch .....s..+.....,....Ho lmesVie.
BiENVILLE,
Capt. Collin Rhodes...... ....,..........S Sparta
B0SSIER,
Col. IL. Hodges #.....,.=.. .Bossier Point
GADDo,
Mathew Watson .,,............... Shreveport
GATAHOULA,
James G.. Taliaferro ............. Harrisonburg
CLAIBORNE,
Judge N. S. Scott. Observation-Disclosures. Homer
CoNCoRDIA,
Douglas L. Rivers. ....,.......... Yidalia
CALDWELL,
II. ID. Brldger. Columbia
CALCASIEU,
A. Pulo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lake Charles
DE SOTO,
Samuel CLARK ......5.... ....... $50. Mansfield
EAST FELICIANA.
EAST BATON ROUGE, e-D'0A'
DR.. Richard II. Day. Baton Rouge
FRANKLIN,
q. Ramage. ............:,. .Winnsborough.
1BERVILLE,
Samuel Matthews .................. Plaquemine.
JEFFERSON,
Pierre Sauye. .Carrollton.
JACKSON,
A. O. Davis. Observation-Disclosures. Vernon.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil g. Grow. ......szs.5....... .Yermillionye.
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan ,..,s.......... -. .Ponchatoua.
LAF0URGHE,
MoREHoUsE,
i. ID Rect
MADISON, :, = DHs'. W
NAToHiroGHEs, '-NsA''9D4
s9l'' D's'i s1 OF o9tAeHiiTA, - '+'a''n'00nss
John T. Ludeling . .......... Monroe
PolNTE CoUPEE,
Robert j. Barrow ,........ Livonia Post-ofiice
PLAQUEMINEs, s'
RAPIDEs, Wv 0ii'Ans
John R. Williams. ................ Alexandria
SABINE,
Robert B. stfle ....-...-..-.. Many Post-office
ST, BERN ARD, 'i,i'e'
s. yillayosa. ....................N New Orleans.
ST. CHARLES, -" 's''i''
chas. Davenport. -. st. Charles Courthouse
ST. JAMES,
ST. JOHN, ~. 'oA4'i'''''
A. Soraparu. .......s..... Bonnet Care
ST MARTIN, DO'H'' - =
ST. MARY, -" -
VIM, F. Haiaeigh ...........=..... Franklin
ST, LANDRY,
thotnas Y. Anderson, Washington
ST HELENA,
ecoIee ~ MeAilcnaet Amite City.
81. TAAfMANY,
~ ~ TA4stA e"s' ~ .OOHlngton
TENSAs,
DR.. Z. Chew ......,...:....... 81 Josenb
g.. TERREBoNNE, = 80 =
wv 5S -. A-sskVi.. HQuma
UNION,
Am. Y. earr 49,. ,Farmersyiile.
P o. Broussard ......ss...es,,... Abbeville
Robert Darlington. ~. .Frauklinten.
WEST FEI4IGIANA,
J. Hunter Collins st Franeisv;lIe
WEST BATON ROUGE,
n. w. Pope. Observation-Disclosures. Baton Rouge
VIM,
Gen I, s. Woodward. .....5.........S st. Maurice.
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Everett Guard.
or =raE FOURTH DISTRICT

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT, @
Meet at her Hal, Of Nagaes and Josephine stres
Wednesday Evenings.
OFFICERS.
Presdent--W. NJ. Perkins.
ePresidents--Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Theo. A. James, Samuel A. Shumway, l. N.
Phillips.
Secretaries Hunter and R. F. w.
Brakeman.
Treasurer-Samuel Sumner
Executive Committee George W. Squires, D. P.
Logan, B. NJ Horrel, Samuel H. Kennedy, NJ.
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, q. +. Given
E. S. Keep, w. B. Conger.
Finance Committee = W. B. Bowles, M. t.
squires, George d. Field, Samuel McConico.
Committee of Arrangements &C. D. Bunee
Chas, Ballejo, W. II. Reese.
Grand Acknowledgment Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F. Nice. Swain, Henry S.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
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Young Bell Ringers,

Keetatme oad Fsaotss' Hail eyery Saturday Eetaing
OFFICERS
President Frank Lobrano .-.~. u~r
Vice-Presdents- Districts JOS F. Dick /;
Second District, Q. Basco; Third District, Fl. NJ
jenkins; Fourth District VIM. Freret.
Secretary-D. G. Canter.
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan.
Treasurer. Watts Kearney.
Grand Marshall. L. Leverich. .- =..5
Assistant Marshals-F First District, Andrew Jack
son; Second District W. F. Hodgkins, Jr Third
District, VIM. sorey Fourth District, Jesse Bryan.
Foot Marshals-First District I. E. Bridge Sec.
ond District, A. l. Leverich Third District, e. !.
Blasco; Fourth District, FL. B. Pegram.
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