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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

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Price Is cents per 8oIELl
wenave putlpknasoid
,ears, and CAN SAT-, IN
4, what we nave never
ny other Enedicine-NEy
1 SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedi Never did 4
If dissatisfaction By any
the contrary, all are de-
-ions, and speak ia terms -
ton of it's fnagica leiiects
We speak in this matter
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR The FuLFII
DECLARE In alinestevery
fant is seaeringfrom pain -
will be found In Gfteen OF
the syrup is adninisE
This valuable prepara
of one of the A0Si EX-
Full NURSES IN New Eng
used with NEyER-FAIL~
THOUSANDS -
Sotoniyrelieves thechiit y
.,rates the tomach and Il
ity and givestone ana en-
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and sUsgsT REMEDY tSTHFO
DYsENTERl AND DIAR
whether IL arises from n
other cause We would =
who has a child suffering.-
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that will be sure-yes,
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Fulliirection sfor usinl
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CURTIS & PERKINS, New
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Principal Office No. Is,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
The Confessions and Experience
OF
VICTIM.

DESiGNEbfor the benefit I, aud s.lrniug ind
- cauti n II these who suffer FRO nervous dsbH
Ity iFdigestion, lowness Spirits want Of slee b,
premature decay. &c las con sequence of youthful
inprudence, or the banefal habit OF self-abuse. Al
tue same time pointing outthe certain Of self
BY one who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced eonhsence IN medical Aambug
and quaekery Single ssopies sent fposf free the
re ePt OF astamped elops,s bearing the address
of the applicant. Address.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, ESQ,
dec13-3mdSw Bedford Kings CO. X "
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Fine Teas.

Jast received : large lot % Ne Plus ULTRA
BLACK AID PLANTATION IsPEKI IL TEAS These
Teas are considered the best impsftsd and for she
sale ef which are sale agents
j>ais-sf 10. o. BROWN q EVANS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
County trustee.

aE weare authorized TO announce JOIN W. MAR
a candidate County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octl1-td
ssr We are authorized to announce Z. A. kA-
wU..fH as Candidate Trustees OF Davidson
county II the ensuing March election.
Ia lie
n~-we are authorized to announce WI. JASPER
TAYLOR as Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county al tue ensuing March election jau2
zS- We are auLnorizea ~ announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE a Candidate Tor County Trustee, a the
ensuing March election. sepI0-te
k1-Weare authorize to announce FHOS. Il. SAUN-
DERS u candidate ihe oItce OF County Trustee
OF davidson County al the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-td
s1- We authorized to announce SAMUEL
AMEN candidate for County Trustee at the
March election apr19-td
KS- re authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;snSitits for Trustee Davidson coun
y, at the 1ext Iarcn election. aug20-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Useful in Every Family,

amt, Grease spots, &c, removed instantly
yes, Silks, Ribbons, &c-,cieaned equal TO new
thOut injury to the most delicate color or fabric
HEGEAAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZINL,
ly rs cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN Co., Druggists,
16l. S9s, Sill and 756 broadway MY.
1vwA-p5a3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

The popularity of the NhXlCAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENf, is coex.ensive with the civilization of the
globe Other articles cl aim tn dlIeUidte pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, FarrIers, Planters, Farmers. Livery
men, &C. have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and supper tfrom Med-
cal and Scientific meu. -e
RHEUMATISM
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tumors, Running Sores ,ScrUiula Stn Joints,
Feions. Swellings, Burns, Bites, Bols, Chaps, Neu
ralga, Salt Rheum and ali aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as Ring UVIe UI ,oeratcnes, Spawn, PoEvii,
sweeney hoUf-aIl, are sdbdued and curea by
he
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
For sheriff.

III We authorized 10 announce JOHN &.
EDAtp> DS0S a Candidate Tor sheriff of Davidson
cs'unty. at the ensuing March election oct25-ie
UPWe are authorized 90 announce JAMES N.
HfSToS as can adate for election the ONCE OF
SherIn of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2etd.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
CANDIDATES.
For Attorney Ceueraf.

~ We are authorized 20 announce BAXTER SxIfE,
Esq., Of sumner county, . candidate for Attorney
General the Ninth Judicisi District composed of
the counties of sumner, Davidson and williamson
Election May next soctl4-tes
s< We are requested to announce 8. l. FINLEY as
Candidate for attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit Election Nay 1860.
oct lite
aNr We are authorized 70 announce JAMES E.
RAINS Esq.,, a for the Office Of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties of Davidson, Sumser aud Williamson
Election next May. oetS-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
For raxCoIIeefor

A1- We authorized announce DIR. 10. W.
BROWN d candidate Tor Rev enLe Collector OF Da-
vIdsou county at tue ensuing March e.ecu1n.
Jin24-te
a Candidate for revenue Collector of Davidson
Count, at the ensuing March election.
ian-0-te
ss- We authorized TO announce W. B. Young,
Ui " hitc's Creek, candidate for Revenue Colec
tor III Ia ensuing March election.
ss We are authorized to announce DANIEL G.
tLAhk . canal at for Revenue Collector OF la
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
Lec3U-te
s~ We are authorized to announce ACTON
YOUNG as Candidate Tor Tax Collector Of Davidson
cUunt! at tile ensuing March election.
dec29-Ie
HHWeare authorized TO announce A J. RAMSEY
Candidate iof State anu CoLLts Revenue Coilec
Tor iUr DavIuson county the ensuing March eiec
tut. dec2J-te
III We are .uthorized to announce JoEL A. BAT
fI.k a Candidate the office vi LOileC
Tor ei DAVIDSON county al TIE ensuing March eieo-
ton. decZI-te
So We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER
c3pdldate for reelection to the Ofl;e state
and County Revenue Collector al tae ensuing March
election. decZl-te
sv We authorized announce ANDkEw
OkEGOhi a. candidate for Tax Collector vi David
sOn county al the ensuing Marcn election.
deckU-te
ss- We are authorized to announce ROBERT
Pun hIiS iidate fDf Revenue Collector OF Da
wilson count. at TIE ensuing March election.
de, 2U-te
p4- We are authorized to announce E. %. WHIT
MOhi II a Candidate fuf the office of Revenue Cot
lctOr Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. decZ--te
For Censta bie-Ist District.
eTNu are aul.,Vfizeu 81 a8i.ouuoe :, ~. CARTER
as ii canuid te Constable this, the First Dis
LrIct, at the March e'ecIIun- Ian3l-Ie
Ea-ne areauthorIzed to announce Capt. JESSE W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Mustang Liuiment.
VAL ABLE HuRSE SAY WE'D

Mustang Liuiment.
VALUA BLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. - LATCH, hyGe ARK VT, wrItes:-.' hat the
horse considered Worthless" (his Case was
5pavin,) but since the Tree of the Mustang
LinmeHt, have sold hun for one $3.50 ca-h Your
Eminent been doing wonders up here"
42o BROAD sTREET PHLADELPHIA, Pa.
(Eltroct.) 81 In lifting kettle from the IRE it
became nnanae cable, tilted over, ana scalded my
. lands very severely, almost a crisp IL was an
awful sight. The Mustang Einimcnt dppeared X
tract tue pain IL healed rapidly without ess,
anu IeIt NO scar oG account truly yours,
&C ArkI1Eo FuSf En-
such language this is but the constant ami
raj echo Wherever this ~ ticle IL used
Ihis IIniIneut Is Inds ns.0.e 10 piaI tiers and
owners OF nurses aud mules. AT. JOHN DANIELS,
OF Montgomery Ala sui. IA slave Tor SoUV, " a
raseU from utter ussieSsHess by this Liuimeul.
Every family saoud have very particular
aud enquire Tor the Mustang Linimebt anu taAe NO
JIler-
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, ana the Islands Of the ocean Ior
IS cents, 81 cents, ana 81 per butte.
BAnNES a PAHk New York.
nov25-6mdtw&w
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sPALDING.s PREPAREp GLUE, :

sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE zTsaE
meets all such e.aeFgeasasss aad no household
afford to be wtaeut IL Il Is always ready aud ap 10
the sticking point. There Is longer q necessity
for limpng ohsirs sPlntersd yeneeFs headess dolls,
ami broken cradles IL IS Just tine artrie for coue
shell. and ether Ornamental work, so popular with
ladies Of rednement and taste. - ssssl
This admissible preparation Is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing an the
valuable qualities Of the 6esi sabinet makers Clue
IL may be used in The place OF ordinary nuuisags,
being vastly more adhesive. - - /.
.sUSEFUL IL EVERY HOUSE, .s5a
NIB. Brush CON pant IN bottle Price ssets
Wholesale Depot, No - Cedar 81, New York. = =
Address HENRY C. sPALDING q CO.,
box, Nd S,6eo, New York
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing -Four Eight
aud Twelve buzens-a beautiful Lthographc show
Card accompany ING eaca aackage.5s p - & 20 81
ns-A s. asls botsls- - sPAIDTSGss PREpA Rsn
GLUE viii save tea taaes il cost annually every
household.-Aa -
Sesd by an prominent s;ationers, Druggists Hard-
vase and karntare Dealers, Graecrs, and Fancy
Store.
Country merchants should make note OF sPAL-
DING,s fissPAREp GLUE, wheas making sp1 sthelr !
list 10 Wit stand any climate
jznlo-ly sss5 .lsfEs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
For Ceustable-I.t District.

For Ceusta ble-Ist District.
&4- We are dul.'UfiZSa to aIaUunCe - GAhIEh
ii Canuid te Constable this, the First Dis
Lrlct, at the March lan3l-Ue
Ei-Ae are authorized to announce Capt. JESSE W.
fAOE., a Candidate for Constable III the Nashville
District, at tine suing March election.
janIZ-4e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

IA deeiaeats soiu haEpsa. era ia sSefI rs1slatsd
GHiiies II i very desirable 70 have cheap audF
convenient way for repairing Furniture Toys creck
ery &c
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
MleaaE
Mrs. WINSTON.

xrerienced' n use Ia Fen,aIsP hy stefan ;,
n sentsto the attention of mothers he -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

Wholesale Depot. No. - Cedar ST, Ne.s York. =
Address HENRY C. sPALDIEG q CO.,
Eox. Nj. ! coo New aTsark
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

The NoholasviIle (Ky) Democrat comes out very
strongly for Doug as and johnson. Itspeaks Is strongly
as the Louisville Democrat These passages are from
long article in the last number of that paper;
While we admire andlove Mr. Breckenridge, we can
not forsake the nodcum of nationality that yet remains
TO the democracy promote his interest to the detr
ment Of that party whose rupture has cast such
a gloom over our land and nation. We lore the Union
We will never knowingly take position which will
array one section against another Nj Breckenridge did
notreceve the vote of Kentucky in convention and he
will not receive il in November next. If he accepts the
nomination from the handful of delegates who seeded
at Baltimore it viii initiate against the success of Mr.
Douglas. while it ensures his own overwhelming defeat
We do earnestly hope thar NJ. Breckinridge will yet
see the proprety of declining the nomination rendered
70 him by the seeding delegates We opposed to
an ectionalisn from whatever source it may emanae.
The seoeders and the dslnionsts have never aad our
atnrs.S7 or -aFard
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIASA.--In another column will
be found the advertisement OF the law department OF
this ieservedly fourshng institution We speak from
long personal acquaintance with the four professors
that in point Of legal knowledge experience, and eo
qaence, they stand deserfedIy high. The venerable
Hennen Is an embodiment of law within himsef-Mc-
Cllebs knowledge of admiralty and international law,
i unsurpassed-Roscus is perlec. in civil law, and is
a close debatcr possessing much tact in taking every
available advantage of the weak points of az adverse
ry5argument RluJeI Hunt the Cicero Of hesouth,
and in pontof legallore, i unezceed. Every lawyer
who desires to rise in biz profession should attend
course of lectures.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

NEW PAPER-We have received the first number Of
The Constitutional published in Alexandra and edited
bye W. Boyce, Esq. q gentleman well known in Ra-
piie3 and the lower Red River parishes able and
anliaching writer III large and handsome sheet,
well filed With excelen reading matter. It supports
Bell and Everett, and no doubt, will fire destructive
beoldsies Alternately into the ranks of the Brecin-
ride and Douglas armies Success to the cause and to
the talented editor
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsl
LAW DEPARTMENT,

YENHE Lectures in this Department viii 5-
L the second MONDAY Of November,
tinue until the first Monday Of april, 1881 ~
brace the various branches OF the Civil
mon Law, and of Equity, Admiralty, Con
national, and Constitutional Law, and the
of the United States. The Lectures viii
four Professors
Hon. THEODORE II. McCALEB, LII, e, 81.
Admiralty and international Law.
RANDELL HUNT, Professor Of CONNIE
nal Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SELIUS, LII. D, Pre-. 5-
Law.
ALFRED HENNEE, Professor Of Con
Common Law, and Equity OF Jurls
No city in the United States has theae
New Orleans possession the ready and
mcnt of the Modern Languages. Good
tanned as cheap here as in any other "a ?
Union.
All communications must be address,
the Faculty, at New Orleans. ,-,.
RANDELL ] y
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

Tell it not in Gth Publish it not in the streets Of
Askelon lest the Phstines rejoice and the daughters
Of the dncircumcised triumph
That Mr. BreckinFidge isa sounder man than Douglas
the great question of the day cannot for one moment
be credited! That he is the ideal of the extreme south
ern wing of demoeraeyther representative of the views
of Yancey Rhettand JEFF Davis, is preposterous! How
then, came he to be nominated? How came his nom
nation to be endorsed by Yaneey in mastery speech at
Baltimore and how came the thHndefs applause from
the brazen throat Of artillery to attest the qualification
of the southern rights young America Of Macon, as
the clock struck II on last Sunday night? Was there
principle nthis glorifcation2 Was it because the
sqnater sovereign monster Of Illinois had been sain
and better and ADLER man elevated bis place. Candor
compels to answer-that blind opposition to Doug
las had become passion with some individuals, and
that passion ruled tire hour for it be demonstrated
beyond the possibility OF doubt that Breckenridge is
even more Objectionable to the south than Douglas, while
he has neither the ability availability ofhis compet-
i.itor, in contest with the black republicans
To us them who have been looking anxiouSy for such
action ON the part of the seeding democracy would
open the way fora united south" in the coming contest
the result is truly dshearteniug Wecontess ourselves
/ disappointed We asked for bread and they have
# given us d stone" We ''craved fish and they have
given rs Scorpion 0fcourse decline participating
lin the entertainment We shall not dance to any sucf
music The chimes Of the Tennessee Bell have infinitely
more melody in them to southern ears and we vii
listen none of the discordant notes of the Kentucky
trumpet when it rings ont upon the breeze mo NOR,
extension of slavery slave propagandism terri
toria Intervention against slavery and such Ike nhar
! monious blasts. Georgia Citizen
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15


While joint resolution was pending in congress,
presented by Mr. Brown Of tennessee, for the adus
sion of Texas into the Union, Mr. Douglas offered the
following amendment;
"And in such State or States as may be formed out
Of said territory north Of said Missouri compromise
line slavery or involuntary Except for erme)
shall be prohibited Sfe United States statutes az
large, 1889, 1915, p. 1851
lie not only sought in tie above instance to employ
congressional intervention against slavery in the ter
rores, but by bis amendment he would prohibit States
from having slavery, even If their people wished it.
When the bill for establishing the territoraalgoy-
erament of Oregon came UP before the senate in 1913
Mr. Douglas ofFereG an amendment prohibiting slavery
in the territory which was adopted If this was not con-
gre,soar intervention would like 20 know by what
other name to call it.
Byconsulting rhe appendix to MISUNDERSTANDING
in 1850 we fine Mr. Doaglas asserting that tho cause
Of freedom was steadily and arnly advancing, while
slavery r2csdej III the same ratio We also ind there
and elsewhere complete recognition Of the rrePres-
sib,e conflict" doctrine espoused by Lincoln aad bis
friends.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

Fer Merchandising Texas Street IN ny
Mayors OFFICE, CITY y
NOTICE is hereby given to the x
~ property fronting on Texas y
50, 81, IS and 50, that an eLection po
Mayors office, in the city Of oh ,i sspt Col
Saturday, the Sth day OF T6tr
to ascertain the wishes of the les,sT
whether that unfinished poruoinLIl IA
of their property shall be McAd'a anf 81
ance with the 5th section Of az aco e
grant certain privileges tothe t ,a5{rcb
town of Shreveport, approves Aa no5
Polls open at 10 o'clock, 4A'' INV
p. n. .o,oout i
Those in favor of the impt2ySSlii,ya~orn Z.
with the word improvement. ~ In I.ots
favor of said improvementt6%Iiht S s0 ROF
IN lNDO.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

The thermometer, for the last few days, has gone
down to about 90 degrees The nights and mornings
are quite cool-very dry--the citizens of both town
aud country, quite healthy.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

CONSTITUTIONAL UN1oy CLuB,-our friends viii bear
in mind that meeting Of this club will take place
next Saturday At II oclosk NJ, il the Gaiety thea
tire. Judge Ford and Others will address the club.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

Tile following editorial paragraph from the Louis
vile Democrat IL altogether toe Interesting and remark
able to be withheld from or readers:
"A PARABLE-In the early times Of our government
there lived man whose ttents we're the first order
whose manners we're exceedingly captivating, and whose
early life was one continued triumph q pet of the
people nothing that he could ask was refused, and
honors seemed to await him on all sides. In military
Legal, and political ACHE ements, he hadno equal
Hoaors gathered upon him almost ike magic and at
very early age he made the next highest officer in
the government. Thsw his eliminating point. One
step more and he would have beenthe first man by pc
sition il the nation. Bit time moved 100 slowly for
him. Another confederaey seemed possible, and one
bold move would place btm supreme over it,
In latter times there lives man, and al draw
the parallel.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

The New Orleans Picayane speaking Of the destTuc
tive fires in Texas says "a very few months since,
methodist conference held, at one Of the towns
since burnt, which avowed antlayery sentiments Of
tire widest and most dangerous character assuming it
to be the duy ofthe methodist clergy preach against
the institution, and to teach slaves the right of revolt
if that be- necessary TO freedom.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

In the midst Of the gloom which surrounds us here
It is cheering to hear that our friends the Mississippi
are more fortunate The Madison Journal of last weeks
thus speaks OF the weather and crops:
For the last week or two have had great deal
Of rain The crops Throughout the parish are good,
better tan for several years past The corn crops are
made and if the frequent showers do not iJure the
co.toa, Maison parish Will ship this year more than
ever before As pencil ha is raining and has been
for tlren or four hours.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

The Virginia Herald published in Fredericksburg
since l80o saws that majority Of the democracy Of
Spottssylrania county, Virginia, are for Douglas.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

In Philadelphia large organisation has been formed
under the style Of the Union club of democrats It
composed solely Of men who ever have been straight
out democrats. The Philadelphia Monitor, demo
cratic paper which Supports Bell and Everett says
the club win number al least eight thousand bg the
first of September, and that every Of them will
vote for Bell and Everett.
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Bgll and Everett Meeting in Shreveport.


Pursuant 10 a public call for meeting OF the trends
Of the Constitutional Union party IN eaddo PARISH io
the purpose Of organising Union club Large nuhs9e
OF citizens met the courthouse on SATURDAY she TIN
instant, at / O'Clock, a. II.
On motion of John W Jones, Esq the meeting was
organised by calling Hinton Smith, ESQ, 10 preside ana
A. b. Levisee, TO aet as secretary
On taking The chair Hr. Smith entertained the meet
ing for few minutes BIZ some welttlmed RENAL as
touching the purpose orwhich the meeting had assem-
bed and ths cheering prospect which II presented.
On motion Of Capt W. \. Lacy, Hinton Smith was
unanimously chosen as permanent president Oh Tue
Constitutional Union club OF Cadd0 parish
Aud the following gentlemen were chosen as wee
presidents: s.
WARD No. I-Gol J. B. Thompson, J. r. silaals,
R. T. Noel j. Curre, 4 Carrie Dr. H. Curr1e = I, Il,
Stephens, John Mooring, Isaac Groom, colonel D. "
George, Dr. " b. George Calvin Groom, L. j, Haniln,
4 ]. D. Mccain, Rev. jobs Mccain
WARD No fudge J. II. Ford, A. w Tucker A.
Warnock, j. w Pegram, Walter Gates, E.J. ,. ttes,
Y w Gates Alfred Simpson, DR.. J. ). Wise, - X
Dgiggens, B. F. Poindcxter.
WARD No. S-Col J A. McRady, w. L. FulEioYe,
I George Andrews. P p Butler, Simeon BHtler eslah
GULL Thompson Williams j. +. Harrison, H. q honey,
4 j. D. Ford J. D. Henson, L. T. Pugh, Charles f. Har-
ris, G. II. Bozeman.
4 WARD No Col NJ Watson, Capt. w A. Lacy,
/ RsNhite John Walpoie, j. ". Smith W: {; Beek,
Martin Tav John A. Willis, j. G. BealL SanlL Van
bibber, Judge J. L Weems L. billiard, Judge jenkins,
4 Joseph Howell
WARD No. s5.-Wm. Wycbe VIM, Douglas ]. c.
1 Bagley, John dcCause, W. z. May, j. B. Heleh, DR..
&. Maggie, DR.. Bale Peace
/ WARD No &c. X. Hall, c. w. Blopnt, Leroy lem
peman, j. H. Brown = Walmsley.
! WARD No. 7.-R, V. B. Eddins, j. Sheniek' J. 9
Harold.
On motion, the fo4oaiag gentlemen were elected
! CoRREsPoNniSa, COMMITTEE OF THE CLUB:
L. Billiard F. P austin Chaneey Ford, w. A. Lacy,
" I'll d. A bflA