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DR. HAMPTON'S:
~ DR.. HAMPTON'S
DIR. HAMPTON'S
DR. HAMPTON'S
DIR. HAMPTON'S
DIR. HAMPEON'S
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Cures Gravel, elect, Structure, Leucorrh9a,
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities, Obstruc-
tions Dropsy. Loss of Appetite Loss of Mem
ory, Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision, I'm
potency, Seminal " eaknesses, Nocturnal Ennis
sions, Diabetes, and all other diseases OF the
Bladder, Kidneys and Sexual Organs.
These Pills are prepared with great care,
contain neither Balsam Mercury, but
purely vegetable in their composition, and are
endorsed, recommended and used in the prac-
tice OF Physicians generally for the cure Of the
above diseases. When Physicians recommend
preparation, sufferers should no longer hes
itate to test its efficacy. Price so cts per box
DR.. HAMPTON'S MEpICATED COUGH SYRUP.
a pleasant and most effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza and all 9TH
er affections of the Throat and Lungs.
In placing this article before the Public, the
ProprietorS have endeavored 10 combine eff
cacy with cheapness, and have put il up in
such manner TO place il within the reach
of all Price 25 cents per bottle.
DR.. HAMPTON'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MATURE.
Cures Acute Subacute, Chronic, and Nervous
rheumatism.
This preparation is presented 10 the public
with the utmost confidence in its efficacy 1t
has been the result of many years of study, OBJ
! anrvation, and experience. By its use have
| - Eored to health and vigor. many who have
for years hlcEatl ted with this eXcruciatingly
paiEia' ..ssa..- Then taken according TO the
dire CtIcus- Il Htyer fails.
Dr.. II. lately returned from a professional
visit and residence of six months in Cuba, du-
ring which tlme he cured moro than one thous-
and (I,0OO) cases Of this disease-some Of
which baffled the skill of the most celebrated
European physicians.
Certificates of some of the greatest cures on
| record be seen by application at his office.
PREPARED ONLY BY
DIR. T. HAMPTON & CO.,
No. 4O5 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
! Price 81 ,25 per large bottle. Sold by Drug
I gists and dealers throughout the United States,
| Canada, Cuba, and South America.
| A A BARKER, Sole Agent for Ebensburg
| Feb. ., lS50-lv
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FEIO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF CAM
BRIA COUNTY.

rg,O THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF CAM
BRIA COUNTY.
GENTLEMEN In pursuance of the 43d sec
ton of the act of 8th May, 1854, you a~e hereby
notified to meet in convention, at the Court
House, in Ebensburg, on the first Monday in
May, 4. d. 1860, being tie 7h day OF tie month,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, and select, era
roce, by a majority of the whole number Of the
Directors present, one person of literary and
scientific requirements, and of skill and expo
riencc in the art of teaching, as County Super
intendcnt for the three succeeding years !;
determine the amount Of compensation for the
same: and certify the result to the State Super
intendent, at Harrisburg, as required by the
39th and 10th sections of said act.
S. B. MCCORMICK,
County Superintendent Of Cambria County.
Johnstown, April 5, l660.-3t.
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Average temperature for the week, 80.
yorE,-Those marked thus \, are below o,
or Zero.
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FSTATE OF JAMES MURRAY, AN IN
~ SOLVENT DEBTOR.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuance of the act of assembly in such
case made and provided, | hereby give notice
to all Interested that will hear and receive
the proofs of the creditors of James Murray,
an insolvent debtor, in support of their rcspec-
tive claims, at the office of A. G. Mullin, in
Ebensburg, on Friday, the 9th day of April,
inst. at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and will then and
there determine upon the same.
GEORGE J. RODGERS,
Trustee of James Murray.
Ebonsburg, April 5, l8GO.-4t.
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grand hop came off at the "Foster House, !"

Si"hN hoP cauio Ou aL the "f OSter House,
In Johnstown, on Tuesday last-Mr.
Grlthth Jones has opened out grocery
store IN that portion of the eastern end of
town known as "Wales," where he is rap
idly engaged in dealing out his wares to
the inhabitants thereof-That stvle of
bonnet known as the "Shaker"-a coun-
terpart of huge sugar scoop minus the
handle-is becoming immensely popular
with the female portion of our community.
Those who wish to get good article
at low price, and thereby save money,
should call at the store of E. Hughes, in
the eastern end of town, where they can
have their desires fulfilled In another
column will be found an enumeration of
some of the articles composing his stock,
which see.-Capt James Murray, OF
this place, and Henry \. M'Pike, of
Johnstown, have received the appoint
ment of assistant Census Marshals for
this county. Both good men.
a HINT.-The time is rapidly approach
ing when that more fortunate portion of
| the inhabitants Of the hot and over-crowd-
ed cities who do not belong to the "cant-
getaways" will be packing up and leaving
for the watering places and summer re-
| sorts; when, unable longer to endure the
sweltciing heat, reflected from countless
walls of brick and stone, they will be
seeking for a cool and invigorating nook
in which to repose for season from the
arduous tolls and cares of business There
are many such places to be found but,
unfortunately for the happiness of guests,
these generally happen to be celebrated
resorts-where fashion aud dress usurp
the place Of comfort and ease Ebensburg
combines in an eminent degree all the ne
cessary essentials towards the enjoyment of
strangers-cool and invigorating breezes,
healthy climate, romantic scenery, forests
swarming with game and streams filled
with trout, good hotels, and quiet,tess.-
| Why not come 10 the mountain village
then, gentlemen of elegant leisure-reti-
red business men with families-every-
body,-and pass the dog-days? Come
and our word for it, Cape May will thence,
forth possess charms for you no more
Newport will pale its Intellectual fires, and
Saratoga sink into utter insignifcance il
your estimation before the summer is hall
ended
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ELECTION OF Co. SUPT.-The Directors
of Cambria county will meet on Monday
next to elect Superintendent for the
public schools. As there are one hundred
and fifty directors in the county, and about
a dozen applicants for the Office to be filed,
there will doubtless be u busy time in town.
If atany time the duties of these preservers
of the ''nation's bulwark" should become
tedious or irksome- if the wheels of bust
ness should chance to clog-to vary the
exercises, we would suggest the propriety
of their adjourning, and marching in "a
solid body to our Office, where they can
entertain themselves by subscribing for
The ANe3hanian, (if they have not already
done SOY After this, business will 90 on
with renewed briskness, aud we doubt not
such 4 selection will be made for the office
in view as will reflect credit on all con-
cerned. The experiment can easily be
tried, and will be found to be worthy of
all acceptation.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

T4ERMoMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS
Prepared weekly, by DIR. R. S. Bum.
TOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 80.
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nSa- JOB-WORK of all kinds neatly and
expeditiously executed at this Office.
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THE JAPANESE CoMMIssIoNERs.-
These august personages seem to be kick
ing up quite dust all over the country.
Although invited here at the special ex-
perse of the United States, they have
brought with them the snug little sum of
one hundred thousand dollars with which
to defray incidental expenses. Were they
each to apply portion of this sum towards
the purchasing of new suit of clothes, a
pair of boots or shoes, and a hat or cap
from Clinton r. Jones, at the Ebensburg
Shoe Store, they would have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that they were much bet
ter dressed men than they ever were
before.
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Summer-Hill, May l, 1860.
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LIST OF CAUsEs.-The following is the
list of causes set down for trial for the first
week of June Court, commencing on Mon
i Il, 1tl Of thnt ,nnnntn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-22

recording my other letter., which he has begun >
told him this would be done. He then asked
me If l recolected anything which it was essen
tial for him to do, as he had q very short time
to continue with Us. | told him that could
recoDect nothing, but that hoped he was not
so near his end. He observed, smiling, that
he certainly was, and that as it was a debt which
we all must pay, he looked to the event with
perfect resignation.
In the course OF the afternoon, he appeared
to be in great pain and distress from the diff
Guilty of breathing, and frequently changed his
posture in the bed. Mr.. Lear endeaVored to
raise him and turn him with as much ease 90
possible. 81 am afraidI fatigue you too much, T"
the General would say. Upo being assured to
the contrary, "Well," observed he gratefully,
''it is debt we must pay to each other, and l
hope when you want aid Of this kind, you will
find it,"
His servant, Christopher, had been in the
room during the day, and almost the whole time
on his feet. The General noticed it in the af-
teTnoon, and kindly told him to sit down.
About five O'Clock, his old friend Dr. Craik,
came again INTO the room, and approached his
bedside. doctor" said the General, II die
hard, but I am not afraid to go. l believed,
from my first attack, that should not survive
Tiny breath cannot last long The doctor
pressed his hand in silence. retired from the
bedside, and sat by the fire absorbed in grief.
Between five and six the other physicisns
came in, and be was assisted to sit up in his
bed. "Ifeel am going" said he, 81 thank you
for your attentions but pray you to take no
more trouble about mei let me go off quietly; l
cannot last long" He laid down sgsin; ali re-
tired except DR.. Craik. The General continued
uneasy and restless, but without complaining,
frequently asking what hour it was
Further remedies were tried without avail in
the evening. He took whatever was offered
him, did as he was desired by the physicians,
and never uttered sigh OF complaint.
"About ten O'clock" writes Mr.. Lear, che
made Sc Teral attempts TO speak to me before be
could effectit it. At length he said, 81 am lust
going. Have me deeently buried, and do not
let my body be put into the vault in less than
three days after am dead bowed assent,
for l could not speak. He then looked at me
again and said, DO you understand mel /
replied, Yes 4, lis well, ;" said he.
About ten minutes before be expired (which
was between ten and eleven o'clock on the piqbt
of December IA, l799), his breathing became
easier. He lay quietly; he withdrew his hand
from mine and felt his own pulse. 1 saw his
countenance change. spoke to Dr. Craik, who
sat by the FIRE He came to the bedside. The
Generals hand fell from his wrist. took it in
mine and pressed it to my bosom. DR.. Craik
put his hand over his eyes, and be expired with
out struggle or a sigh"
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Boston Kerosene Oil.
Pittsburgh Carbon Oil.
Cabonizsd Coal OU.
Byram & Co.'S Coal sH.
Hartford CO.. Coal Oil.
Himsbaugh & Co.'s COal Oil.
Darlington Coal Oil.
Pinkham s Co.'s Coal Oil.
Wm. c. NOEth's Coal Oil.
StOrkW6ll & Co.'s Coal Oil.
Shrimer L Co.'s Coal Oil.
Garfield Coal Oil.
IN LOTS OF TEN BARRELS.
IN LOTS OF FIVE BARRELS.
IN LOTS OF ONE BARREL.
IN CASKS OF TWENTY GALLONS.
IN CANS OF TEN GALLONS.
IN CANS OF FIVE GALLONS
~ At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
n At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
n At the Lowest Wholesale Market PriceslJ
u At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
And he is y4O retailing the We nv REST COAL OIL in
market at .TOm
EIGHTY CTS. To ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON,
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
AXLE GREASE III CANS.
AXLE GREASE On CANS.
AXLE GREASE IN CANS.
AXLE CREASE IN CANS.
AXLE GREASE, IN CANS.
And the largest Ssogsasnt Of
COAL OIL LAMFs
IR,ths West, Of which more Vhl bo sal neat week
s. s. BARP So, l42 supeEiOr ST.
fsbls:dEwlw .oppos'so tas Wsddell.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, mORNING, FEB. 22, 1850.

w For CITY News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-22
SANF0RD'S
Liver EnVigOPafOIs

4 NENEh DEblLlIAIEN.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
FROM GUMS, and has become established fact
Standard Medicine, known and Approved bY an Who nave
used IT, and resored 10 with eoufdsnes IN az fhs
diseases for which II IS recommended.
IL has cured thousands within the last two Fsars
who hsd given NJ all h0pes of relief the M ou,
unsolicited certificates il = ny possession chow
The dose must be ada pied Ito temperament oF the
individual tHkingt and > ed In such quapti Fss rs 10
gently on tho bowels. <
Let the dictates Of your = pdgmenf guide you II the
use Of he LIVEk SIFIGORATOR, and It
will cure Live COM = plants, BilfOus Al.
taeks5 DyBpepsi a,SChrOnie Dfarrbcen,
> n m m e z 4 m - p ln1mfB, Dy6eufes
EyJ DrOpsyJ sou Zstomachs Habffual
COsnTenessJ tEOl--les Cholera, Chsle-
Na morbuss Cholerug IMfumtum, FlafHs
1 ,Nneeg auu die c ssslEemale Weakness
e., and my be used suc-ssCessluIy OhDINA-
Nv FAMILY MEDI-%lCINE. Il viii cure SICK
HE A CH z. lssS thousands can tesIify9 IN
TWFN TY MINUTES IFrsfTWO OR THREE TEA-
SPOON vULS ARE TAK--IEN e commencement u
attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in rs lEor
~ 1IiH Vtsr in the ufh with the NTlQOkATOR
aud swallow b9th together
vrice One Dollar Per Bottle
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] shilling per week to City Subscribers.
Five Dollars per year 20 Mail Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-22

THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE,
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
HAS BEEN DISCOVERED AT
IL LAST and the upshot Of the matter Is this That
the wonderful newspaper stories about Coal Oil being
produced nom Coal pumped Of the ground and drawn
from supernatural and unnatural long pipe at the rate
Of at least
a 5,786,4as. .ls7, ,s89,sl4 Gallons per Day
. 5 s6,4a8, 1877 zsss,0l4 Gallons per Day
. 6.7ae.4as, 1877, ,ass.sl4 oarlous per Day
Y 5,78s. .4aa, ,l97, 1854 Gallons per Day
Is no longer located in some remote cory ia adoting
State but the dschAgo end this notorious long pipe ha:
been found right here in C]eVolaEdl
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DENTISTRY
GUFTA PRRoHA AsE.
REMOVAL.

Is manufactured aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
Ut up in the best manner. W. B. INGERS0LL,
No I'll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland D.
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SAN RD'S
Family CathaFtic Pills,

Pare Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and iciR keep "a any cli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle but
tive Cathac which the proprietor has used In his pao
Ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasingly Idemand from those W.
have long used The PILLS land the satisfaction Hhci
all sXprsss regard to their hasinduced metz place
then within u he reach Of TALL. -
The Profession well that different Caiharcs a.
On different portions Of the - bowels.
The F1EILY CA-SlT HARTIC PILL
has with due reference this well established fast,
been compounded from aYarleiy OF the pun g fess
tsbe kXtraes, which act alike on evey part Of the
alimsntarY canal, and ArelEl GOOD and SAFE In eli
cases where a CathaTtc l. = needed, such e DE
RANGEMENTS OF the III o N ACH, SLEEPl-
GrSS PAINS IN THR f<lBACK AND LOIRS,
C1STiVENRSS PAIN6iAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLLY B0DN. Simon sudden cold which
f,eonsntIv II neglected Z end IN = long caursa Of Fs
TOSS OF APE 'l.-iTI rE.a CREEP Nc SEN
SaTION OF COLD OVER lIAEz BODY, Ek EkS1 1AkSS 1AkSS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEtGhI IN The hEAD-
m Iuiammntory DISEASES, Children AdulLs,
Rheumatism geaf Purlhlr Of the Blood ana many cls
easss TO which flesh is heir numerous 10 mention
this advertisement Dose, 10 s.
PRICE so CENTS. -
O. The Liver lnVlgoratur snG Family CathaTtlc Fitla
are rstaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale bY
'nS l. 8 T W SANFORD, n. D.,
Manufacturer End PTupretsr,
fv56s.ypq IS RroadUral. EaN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Everett knights,

Meet No. 50 Camp Of Matches. on 7nmsaay,
OFFICERS:
President-R. G. Latting.
ce-Presidents-Frst District, George Burns ;
Second District, A. g. Bakewell; Third District,
Dr. "a. S. Forwood; Fourth District, r. D. Gribble.
Treasurer-Wiam Gribble.
Secretary-C Charles N Frost.
Grand Marshal--George w. Helme.
Assistant Marshals-H. w. Bassett, II. s. Tor
wood and L. H. Gardiner.
Finance Committee--A. G. Bakewell, j. r. Pic
ton and w. G. Coyle.
Executive Committee-L, H. Gardiner, R. G.
LattiDg, E. B. Adams, Robert Gribbe and George
Thomas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Bell knights,
Meet al he 81. PAttip BAH Room. Ta.eaay Ereaiags

Meet AZ he 81. Faaip BAH Room Tuesday Eesai,gs
oFFioERs
President Francis V, Dupiessis.
yice-Presidenta--A. l.. II. hernion and M. e.
macoin.
Secretary Oscar Leblanc.
Treasurer Charles Esc0ifier.
Grand Marshal ALFRED Gornu.
Assistant Marshals--E. p. Legondre, A. d. Ber-
noudy, C. Everett }. L. Beach.
Committee of Arrangements-E. Vidal, Chair
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Cornn.
Committee OF Ways aud Means--A. L. a. Ker-
nion, Chairman; j. 1. Beach, A. Morel, Ghas. Du-
plessis, K. j. Dueros.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Bell Champions,

COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS,
Heet at Tenar, Ha ia Caroaaeaet Friday Epcnigs
oFFIcERs:
President-Theodore w Buddecke.
Vice ce-Presidents-First District e. D. Hyde Sec
ond District, 3; Tavaries; Third District, J. +.
Worsley; Fourth District. M. Mount.
Grand Marshai-R. Il. Deming.
Captain A. H. Pierson; First Lieutenant, Chas.
Brown; Second Lieutenant J. A. +. Brown, Jr;
Third Lieutenant, f. A. Bonito.
Treasurer-0ts Harris.
Recording Seeretary-S. Yulee Hyams.
Corresponding Secretary-M. P. Mortee. .A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Everett Guard,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

Meet htir HaH Of Nuyaes and josephine Streets
Wednesday, Erenihgs.
OFFICERS:
President--W. NJ Perkins.
Vice. Presidents Northern. John A. Wat
kins, Theo. A. James, Samuel A. Shumway, l. N,
Phillips.
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. F. W.
Bacheman.
Treas urer-Samuel Sumner
Executive Committee George W. squires, D. P
Logan, B. NJ. Horell, Samuel II. Kennedy, NJ.
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, h. F. Given,
E. S. Keep, W. B. Conger.
Finance Committee w. B. Bowles, NJ. T.
Squires George D. Field, Samuel McConico.
Committee of Arrangements &C. d. Bunce,
Chas. ballejo, w. H. Reese.
Grand Acknowledgment Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F. McC. swain Henry s.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph p. Marvel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Constitution club,
4ets asae orieap. BAH aoon, on ra,.eiay Evesira..

Aetta,me orleep, Bali Roon, on Ta,eiay Ereaing.
OFFICERS;
President--G. Dnplantier.
yice.President-Henry Garidei.
Secreiary--B q. Cenas.
Trea~nrer-Aifred Bernard.
Grand Marsha1-C. W. Allen.
Commttee Of Arrangenents-Ed. Jordy. Alfred
Bernard, Emile Dupre. J. X. Rsiiy, Numa Delery.
Assistant Mar zhals--H.5 tirim-haw Jas. Yenne.
}. NJ. Hoyle, Philip Buchanan, Emile Dupre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
Union Club,

Union Club,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Hea at he Empire House Jceson oad Ness Eeve.
Streets Monday and Saturday Ersnirgs.
OFFICERS:
President-Benj S. HARRISON.
Vice Presidents-A. w. Bosworth, Vim. Cooper
Treasurer-George Mensman.
Secretary William Woelper.
Grand Marshal-Hon. Lucien Adams.
Assistant Marshal-Davd Adams. .M
Finance Committee--H $. Buckner, J. H. Phelps.
William Holmes.
Committee of Arrangements-Hon L. Adams,
George Mensman, w. 9. Quirk, A. w. Bosworth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
cha,rmen of Parish Committees.

Chnirmen of Parish Committees.
ASCENSION,
Edward Duffel. DonaldsonYie.
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. w. Jones. .,.................. .Napoleonyls.
AV0YELLES,
Wm. 81. Murdoch ..................Ho .HolmesYille.
BiENYlLLE,
Capt Collin Rhodes. ......... Sparta.
B0SSIER,
Col r. Hodges, ....4.s=.,-.... Bossier Point
CADD0,
''A'4s' 'N'se oATAHoULA, es4' ~ pe' y
James G. Taliaferro o.............,.H Harrisonburg.
CLAIBORNE,
Judge N. s. Scott, .........,... ........ Homer
G0NCORDIA,
Douglas L. Rivers. ......#..... .....5... Vidalia.
CALDWELL,
r. D. Bridger.. Columbia.
CALCASIEU,
A. Pnjo ..s.,.......,........ Lake Charles.
DE SOTO,
Samuel Clark. ......E Mansfield.
EAST FELICIANA.
Henry Marston. .................... Clinton.
EAST BATON ROUGE,
DIR. Richard ID. Day .Bat0n Rouge.
FRANKLIN,
c. Ramage e........#........= .Winnsborongh.
IBERyILLE,
Samuel Matthews ....=.............. tPlaquemine.
JEFFERSON,
Pierre Sauye. ...,......-. .Carrolton.
JACKSON,
A. @. Davis..... Vernon.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil C. Crow....,... ........., yermillionyille.
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan ..............#. .Ponchatoula.
LAF0URGHE,
r. g. Darden Observation-Disclosures. Thibodau8.
MoREHoUsE,
MADISON, " = s.'''p'
o NATGHlroCHEs,
John Blair Smith, Esq. Natchitoohes.
'Ona l1ape1B PoINrE 'coUPEE;, ,'i0li'''
Robert J. Barrow, ........... Liyonia Post.ofice.
PLAQUEMINES.
Geo. W. Morgan ,....=...,., New Orleans.
RAPIDEs,
John R. Williams ............ Alexandra.
Robert B. stille, .......... Many Post-ofice.
| 81. BERNARD,
s. ViIlayosa .............#.s. New Orleans
ST. CHARLES,
Chas. Davenport. ..... st. Charles Courthouse.
| ST. JAMES,
81. JOHN, :
ST. MARTIN,
Hen. John Moore. re............... =. New Iberia.
ST. MARY,
VIM. F. Haiaegh. ...... .......... Franklin.
Sf.AANDRY,
Thomas C. Anderson Washington
ST HELENA,
George P. McMichael Amite City.
ST. TAMMANY,
ahis D. AhoFeWs ....s.. CoVlnBton.
TENSAS.
-. : Snc6 .sot. IOsepn.
TERREBoNNE,
, George L. Lester. ....... Houma
UNION,
Hm. y. oarr,... .Farmersville.
P. O. Bronssard .Abbeyille.
WASHINGTON, = . o'e''''''
Robert Babington Franklinton.
WEST FELIGlANA.
J. Hunter Collins ........... St: Franesyie.
N. W. Pope .....s.., Baton Rouge
4 WiSN,
Gen. T. s. Woodward. :. ,.,..........s St Maurice
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Bunker Hin Rangers.

Bunker Hill Rangers,
OF THE FOURTH WARD
Meet Canal and Franktin streets, on Hosdass
OFFICERS:
President-W. ]. Maynard.
standardization Gaschet De L'Isle.
Secretary-George A. Bears.
Treasurer. A. Blaehe.
Marshal-T. L. Sykes.
Assistant Marshal--Joseph Baker.
Finance Committee--Geo Watyman, Jack VIII
son, James heCracken, Arthur Saucier, William
Hodgkins.
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National Executive Committee of the Con
stituti0Hat UuBon Party.

National Executive Committee of the Com
stitutiohat UuBon Party.
Hon. Alexander r. Boteler, of Virginia, Chairman.
John A. Rockwell, of Connecticut.
William Temple, of Delaware.
]. Morrison Harris, of Maryland.
Joshua Hill, of Georgia.
Richard w. Thompson, of Indiana.
NJ. Y. Johnson, Esq Gaiena, Illinois.
Robert Mallory, of Kentucky.
Marshall P. Wilder, of Massachusetts.
Anthony Kennedy of Maryland.
D. B. ST. John, OF New York.
James Bishop, Of New Jersey.
John A. Gilmer, OF North Carolina.
Henry M. Fuller, of Pennsylvania.
Thomas a. r. Nelson, OF Tennessee.
For The District Of Columbia.
Hon. Jos. Bryan, of Ala
Benz. 0gle Taylor, Esq.
r. d. Williamson, Esq Washington City.
w. G. Freeman. Esq.
JOS Fl, Bradley Esq.
L. a. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary.
Headquarters of the Committee s57 D street
between Ninth and Tenth, Washington, D. G.