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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04
From the Western Harp.
Have::Pity on the Poor.

How many poor and sorrowful,
Aresscattered here and there,
What Jesus SAID is ever true
The poor are always here.
Then cothe and feed all those who me-,
God will the gift Restore,
IT'S sweet TO gIve-so, while you live,
Have pity on the..poor.
This world is full of suffering,
Though beautiful 1T seems,
And there are woes for hulSan hears.
Beyond our darkest dreams.
Turn not away, from those who pray
For mercy at your door;
'Tls sweet to give them while you I've,
Have mercy On the poor.
Remember Jesus, while on earth,
Was poor and lowlv too
Then let Us all for his dear sake,
The deeds of mercy do.
We cannot hcal-.-we can but feel,
lIvarl-Wounds we cannot cure,
But we can give, and while we live,
Have pity on the poor
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04
Yankee ,Peddlers.

For the past two or three weeks we
have noticed quitei an unusual mum
brr Of Yankee pcdllcrs in our town.
We think i, would be we'll enough for
our citizens to keep an eye on them,
as they may be some Of old Browns
EN- aries We notice at the depo,
a large shipment Of goods from PhIla-
delphia to some of these peddlers
Brandon Republican.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04

H. Gordon.
/ Alternates--E L. NJ. Davis, Dougla,
Neill.
On motion of Mr.. Davis,
The Convention proceeded to the
election Of two Electors for the State
at large, viva vOce.
Mr., IL. I. Elicit, A. X. Blythe, and
L. W. Harris were put in nomination
Upon counting the vote
Mr.. Elicit received 81 votes.
Mr.. Blythe - votes
Mr.. Harris " 20 votes.
On motion Of Mr. Suratt, Mr., Elicit
and Mr.. Blythe were unanimously
nominated Electors for the State al
Large.
Hon. J. W. Clapp va, unanimous
ly nominated Elector for the lst Dis
,rict
Mr.. X. Harrison was unanimously
nominated Elector for the 2nd Dis
trict.
Mr.. p F. Liddeli was unanimously
nominated Elector for the 3i District,
Mr. l.. Mmms was unanimously
nominated Elector for the lth District
Mr. J B Chrisman was unanimous
ly nominated Elector for the 9th Dis
trlct.
The Committee on Resolutions sub
NIT the following for the action Of the
Conventions.
Res0ircd, That the Democracy Of
Mississippi, iE Convention assembled,
re endorseshe Platform OF principles
laid downibyEthe... Democratic party
in the National Convention of 1886;
and hence declare that the Democrat
ic party is the party of the Constitu-
tion and recognizes the equality Of
the several States and the right of the
people of all the States to occupy and
enjoy their common Territory that it
denies the power OF the Federal Gov
crnment or any authority derivative
from it, to discriminate between pro,
perty in slaves and other property en-
isling.' undcr..the Constitution of the
United States and the laws of the sew
eral States, and asserts the obligation
Of the General Government to pro
vide adequate. o..:proteciion for slave
and all other property in the Terrific
res and wherever it has rghiful u
rsdicllon.
RcSoipcd, That in the resent Chief
Magistrate of the. United States, Jas
Buchanan, we recognize a statesman
of exalted worth and tried integrity,
and cminently deserving the support
and confidence of the American peo,
pie.
The report was unanimously re-
ceived and agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Stone,
Rcsoircd, That in the event of the
refusal of the Charleston Convention
to endorse the principles enunciated
by this Convention, or Of it, nominat-
ing candidate for, the Presidency
who may entertain opinions at war
with those principles, so as to render
further proceedings on the part of the
Mississippi Democracy necessary, the
Central Committee is herebys author
ized to take such action as may be
demanded by the exigencies of the
occasion.
The delegates from the counties Of
Perry, Jones, Green, Marion, Jackson,
Lauderdale, and Franklin, asked and
obtained leave Of the Convention to
change their votes on the resolution
recommending the Hon. Jefferson
Davis As the choice of the Conven.
ton for the nomination of President
of the United States, and to cast their
votes in favor OF the resolution.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04
A Reply Worthy our:Governor.

While the troops were embarking
on the cars at Washington for Char
lestown, on Sunday 3morning, some
one approached Gov. Wise, and said
that the people were laughing at
such a great military display, when
there was no actual necessity for it.
Well" said the Governor, 81 would
much rather meet General Ridiculc
than General DiSgrace--Qor such il
would BE- were the prisoners to res
cued.'D This answer silenced the
laughing r Richmoad Papcr.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04

AIe1tlon', ike the conscience, are raih-
er to, be led than driven; and it is to be
feared that they who marry where they do
nj lvt, viii love where they DO ~, marry.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04

It's none Of your angular Wheeler things,
With steel shod beali and cast iron wings;
rs work would bother hundred of bis,
And is worth thousand! Indeed ii is;
AMI has way-you needn't stare
OF rornbingand braiding its own black har
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04

Listen, my boy, and hear all about it
/ don't know what should do without it,
I've owned one now for more than il year,
And like it so well call it"my dear"
'Tis the cleverest thing that ever was seen,
This wonderful family sewing machine.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1860-01-04

Got one? Don'lI,say 50! Which did you
get?
Ooe of The kind to open and shut2
own it, or hire it! How much did you pay?
Does it 20 with a cranl, or treadic! Say,
I'm a single man and somewhat green,
Tell me about your sewing machine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
% Itseraly matter on second page. q

Axo4HER GREAT UNION DEMoNsTRATIos ON
WEDNBSDAy.--T monster demonstration Of the
night of the 4th inst, it seems, was but prelude
to what was to follow during the progress Of the
cansass. However great it may have been IN
point uf numbers and the briisncy Of display, It
must be considered as only an initiatory effort,
which N ~ to be perfected and improved upon as
tile daE Of the great national struggle approaches
and "a the enthusiasm of the Unionloving men Of
the city becomes fully aroused. On Wednesday
night next the second of these demonstrations
takes place, and we will venture to say that it will
as far excel that of the 4th as that did all other po
Htical demonstrations gotten up in this city
since old Zach's times. Since the night of the
4th instant tie Union men have not been idle,
by zpy means. Doubters have been converted
into believers; Iuke-warm believers have been
excitad into jealous workers; club after club
has been organized, and the city canyassed in all
its districts, wards and precincts. Therefore, we
may safely excite the expectations Of our readers
with the hope Of as grand display as they ever
behelH, even In cities twice the size Of this. The
occasion viii prove, beyond a doubt, that Bell and
EperFtt are the candidates Of the people of New
Orleans. In another column will be found the
programme of the procession.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
DrnD


On the 10Th inst l2 O'Clock P. NJ after long
ans, nainni Mines JOHN VAN HQUTEN, native of New
Jersey hut o the past twenty resident Of this city,
aged 81 years and IL months
The friends and acquantnnces of the family and those Of
Mr. Tbos Muras members Of the Masonic Fraternity
and l. o. H. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
which will take place from his late residence The Toll Gate
Of the New she'll Read this afternoon o'clock without fur
ther notice.
ST. A. Mthe members Of Mount Moriah Lodge No. So f A.
NJ are hereby assemble in Hall of their Sessions
at o'clock this afternoon the purpose of attending the f
neral Of our deceased brother, JOHN VAN HoUTEN. Visit
ing breihrensr requested to join. BY order;
j. I. WATTS, W.M.
JAMES FuRsEAux, Secretary.
O. o. FThe members Of Commercial Lodge NO. H. l. o.
o. F. are hereby notified aend special meeting in the Hall
Of their SESSIONS o'clock this afternoon Tor the purposs OF
assisting atthe funeral Of deceased brother JOHN VAN
Ho UTEN Members of sister Lodges invited to attend
BY order; -#
JOHN CHRISTIE, n. G.
j. BuRctErT Secretary
On Saturday morning the 18th int at clock' ahoAH
ALLAN, wife of Fred D. brand
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

i GaTroa SEED HULLERs.--Some years since the
died Of cotton only looked upon worthless but
ifgs plantations nuisance. Many Of the most careful
antsra On called rolling landH used them manure
was question Of economy whether the advantage
which they to The andH paid the Of hauling
fenns introduced great change In this matter.
invented which dvests the seed Of the fbrous
Hnl which eDseioped without brnsng destroying them
process these valuable for many purposes
important os winch is the manufacture Of oil and food
Geon seed oil of the best articles for lamps
newn and whom carefully manufactured almost equals olive
M fsr tahe and cuinay The cotton seed hnes
kheu valuable article plaataon. II converts what
hitherto wasted and lost Of reTeaae therefore
every pIantsr should hsyc attached his gin
sssrs West Nes Is ard III Magazine street, adver
s them er sale together With other valuable plantation
rhin1ry ai
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
TIM WrIeox AND Glaps spwNe M.ou1nr

Davis Brothers. % Camp street. agents above
named machines publish stTeng their favor in our
today thsrn anything In the calculated 10
ive confidence In thing II tho recommendations Of
friends and neighbcs who have used It. In the cara of
Neasrs Davis Bros have the over hundred
and respectable who live this city and
his and nosshborng sattss who using the Wilcox
All Gibbs machines successfully As the machines them
M cannot be denied that they do beautiful on either
se Or fine cloth simple in construction SO easily
ear d that ehd Of years could learn to work
tsn slteF AZ hoHrs non. Their cheapness aso paces
them Within se reach Of aies anybody they work With
such pady that lady do tile sewing her whole family
the sas thai would take her make own dresses with
hsr as siss The advertisements Of Messr Davis Bros
j as4fal ii xfntion 1s.F7 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

FASHIONABLE CLeTHrNG There are many of
anr uzens ignorant Of that neighbor
growing vsest business locations CITY,
population which the fonnderes machine shops
other mechanical establishments have attracted there has aided
this mainly owing the efforts
tapiHing merchants who established themselves up there
Among these establishments the house Of Mssss Geenwai
desevey occupies high position This house keeps
very large well selected stock Of clothing and furnishing
goods. trunks proof ciathHg etc. which they sell
The lowest We would adviEe that portion readers
RhIle their down L may result rolaby for them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Programme
FOR The
eRANpUN1oND DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1890.

UNION DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1850.
All Clubs Of the Bell and Party in the City and
Parish Of Orleans aud those of adjoining Parishes wish
ing join them requested 10 assemble on both SIDES OF
Canal street between Royal and Rampant streets at o'clock
P NJ September la the purpose of proceeding to CLAY
SQUARE, the place selected for the meeting
Proceeding from Canal street. following is the order Of
psoesssion-ssarug at u O'Clock P, NJ, precisely:
Grand Marshal,
ADoLPHE MAzUREAU.
-.....-.= Aids,
j. L. GuBERNAToR j. HERNANDEZ
ROBERT wYNNE, BEN s. HARRISON.
Music.
MINUTE MEN OF go.
4~@a UNION GUARD, az..z
Comprising MI Clubs the FIRST Second
Third and Fourth Districts.
FOSSIL CLUB.
FOSSILS GUARD.
YOUNG BELL RINGERS.
CONSTITUTION CLUB. *
BELL KNIGHTS. =.s-. -.
EVERETT KNIGHTS,
BELL RANGERS,
~ First ward-First District.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB,
Second Ward-First District
EVERETT RANGERS.
METROPOLITAN CLUB, @ ma.
Third Ward-tirst District .M..
BUNKER HILL RANGERS
Fourth Ward-Second District
ROUGH AND READY CLUB,
Sixth Ward-Second District.
Clubs Of the Third District other than tho Union Guard.
BELL CHAMPIONS.
UNION CLUB,
Tenth Ward-Fourth District.
EVERETT GUARD
Tenth and Eleventh Wards-Fourth District.
Clubs from Algiers and Gretna.
Clubs from Jefferson City and Carrolltan
R Route:
Starting from Canal 7s o'clock p NJ the proaes
sion will up Camp and Prytania to First street. down
First Magazine up Magazine Third down Third to Clay
Square. @Ue @a#. w..a.
AT the adjournment Of the meeting the Clubs imuedi.
aey form and take ap the line manner
entering and then proceed Annuncation Washington
street down Washington Apollo, down Apollo Felicity
Road down Felicity Road Rampant down Rampant 10 Canal
thence to Clay Monument.
The Marals Of the different requested preserve
the utmost order and decoum In their ranks while process
sion moving through the different the line Of march
laid down.
All Clubs requested Canal street puncta 10 the
time specified the procession will o'clock
precisely.
AD0LPHE MAZUREAU,
sell 2p3t Grand Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Seventh and Eighth EV'aras.

AT meeting the supporters of Bell Everett of the sev
enth and Eighth Wards Third District held on the evening Of
The 18th inst at Yalencias Third District Exchange the
purpose Of organizing Union Guard Club the named
persons elected ms officers
Piesdent--AUG. DUoUERCRoN.
VicePresidents- EoRGE CLARK. JOHN b. LEEFE.
Grand Marshal-CHAs. O. LIE BLANC
Assistant Grand Marshas--P. sGHoMBERG, S D. MAX
WELL BENZ. P. LEEFE.
secretary-LOUIs POWER.
Treasnter-yAL, ST. GERAN.
Finance COMMUNICATIONS B. Leefe Charles W. Culbertson
George Clark Charles E. Forier T. seicsehnay james
Brooks
Committee Arrangements Larose John B. Gunst
p L. Maouz, Charles Moel p schomberg Charles lie Car
pener.
true copy.
self 2plt LOUIS POWER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
,soNTIAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Il. 1860.

GoHs 1-our friend Of the hammer, Gardner
Smith, Hsq, has for some time been gong solns'
and now he is gonel he was knocked on ~ pan
Cupid, to one Of the best and iaifest q pioaers'
winsome ana blushing daughter Of the old Bay
State d Will be seen By TIE hymeniai nohce else-
where. IN the bottle Of !" Moet q ohahaoh sent
ne oaatled bumper to the long life, health and
prosperity of our friend and his bride.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
CnARTER OAK COOKING sToyE.-Among /

CHARTER OAK COOKING STovE.-Among the
many which have been made during the present
century the comforts of housekeeping whereby labor is
economy the time observed but few have
Important those made cooking by the invention Of
the cooking Previous the Introduction OF this valuable
article choking expensive in fuel and labor not only
fsgung and dsageeabe but 70 females Of delicate conu
ons But the stove does away with nearly all
these objections So fuel Is used that the amounts
next to nothing and cook with good stove is almost
aaneme certainly never inurng the health of course
there patterns Of stoves as there is OF every other
valuable rtcle household use from the sewing machine
down. great should be taken when purchased to
get bast possible Messrs Rice Brothers. whose
relocated 22 Tchoupouas street. and Magazine street.
between 49, Andrew and Josephine near the Magazine street
Market sole agents for the Charter Oak Stove article
which ha universal satisfaction wherever used We in
vife stteIton to their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

MORE NEW GooDs An ToDDs.--We take pleas
Informing lady readers that Mr. John Todd Nos u
Charities street. II still receiving fresh additions to his
splendid goods for their He will open to-day
ausfa Of dress goods of the latest Parsan styles
ekgans rohSs b0ine hats pues feathers ribbons and mil
Hsry goods which ID ypnnre say viii create
dn TODD has certainly extraordinary taste in selecting
Dds and eperybodT knows that his prices from being
unreasonable Dee his advertisement which publish this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

Ra-yEaTranted PureIy Vegetable All the
Ingredients of Bandrehs Pills purgatiye and
junction 10 open, deach dissolve cleanse coo heal and
carry out of the body whatever INJURIES IT, BY being dgested
like the food they into and with the blood
and all bad humos They dissolve all
collections cleanse the blood uhercle ulcers etc.,
let them be in what part Of the system they may They re
part Of the body They carry away nothing that Is good
They only what Is bad They nature agree with
with it, and always do their work we'll Their use has
saved many valuable life.
These celebrated Pulls sold 25 per box with full
directions 2s4 Canal street. New York Brandtehs Of
hce and by j. WRIGHT CO.. Nos 81 and i5l Ghaftres
street. and by all respectable dealers in medicines
sag 2n2tayy .taow Win
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Wsilc0e y Gibbs

S EW N G MAO NE.
The points of superiority csimedn this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
L. and power being capable making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and a PER
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
1t will not drop stitches and noseess Its operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy to operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the nsedle.
g. 1t will hem perfectly of required size narrowe
hem to that of yard in width also and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last the price thirty five doars lower than
any other reliable Machine in the Market and brings it
within the reach of all.
&Purchaaers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the pvegeof returning the Mschinef after trial. does not
prove to be al werecommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2psodH % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

NEW GooDs AT GIouEL & JAIMEsoS's.-This well
known establishment inform their friends through columns
this mong that they have received by late arrivals from
Europe and the North the first nsament of their great fall
stock, which viii open for inspection this week. These
goods the latest sys Of cashme delanes poplns ber
% which selected with the taste for which this house
has long been celebrated They have on hand also large stock
plantation goods such BLANKETS nseys jeans etc. etc,
which they offer their country friends their usual low
ra,ae Eas .ba .dver4 ,eaD,ent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
sa-G1pertenes .eaenss Is t..at del1ea.

Ra- Experience teaehes as that deIicacy
many females from applying the alleviate
suffering and save fe That objection obsated in the
of Sir James Garkes Female Pills. prepared pre-
rpon Of Sir James Clarke, Physician the Queen Eng
land and we'll known to be the only and sse remedy
mae difficulties and distinctions any They can
in bottle containing 80 pills free by enclosing
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
Ny, j. WRIGHT a CO.. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
md sold by ell respectable Druggists. fec 2ply&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

FpURTH BasgRrcT EVERETT GUARD--A special
meeing Of this club will be held this evening, at
their hall on the CORNER Of Eayades and Josephine
strsats, at n o'clock. All persons desirous of
Joining arc invited 70 attend.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
- Two ysrdicts, from very Important

; ~ Two Verdicts, from very Important
sources in relation 10 CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR DYE. The
hrst of these decisions s from the pen of Dr. Chiffon WHO
no equal in this country analytic chemist and declares
the Dye to be absolutely free dsleteous ingredients This
mAs be called the Scientific Verdict.
Ihs second decision popular The thousands who
@ ha Dse are unanimous in recommending above all 9TH
te exquisite natsness the blacks and browns 1t
and the rapdiy Of its This Is the Public Verdict
ne which constitute these may be seen
York. - = ', ~ e, "
soideyesywhsIe and applied by an Hair T,ra..sr,
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale ara ,s,s,I -
mishf co. p and lSi Charres street General Arents
ses spin&W CRIsTADoRo. No. Astor House, N, y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

p8-Western Report-Lima, Ia., July 8, '5s.
Nessra. W. Il Hagan Co.Gens am enjoying my youth
full hair fifty and have with many instances the
kind feel Just that your Hair Colorng has
strengthened my eyes that changed my hair Three
years ago grey BY accident came across bottle of
your Restorative tried it and found what it
mended-hence trade. satisfied that with little
tenbn large be sold the worth the article
is only to be known TO insure Its in almost every family
the country have but few dozen left OF the Ave gross
ceivld in January last. wish some this week.
Yours, truly, H W. WOOD.
Remember that this esu produced by Heimstreets
initbe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
PIice 90 cents and 81 q bottle. Sold everywhere.
W, E. HAGAN CO., Proprators, Troy, N Y.
Sold byJ WRIGHT CO.. 2 and l5l Ghartres street. New
Orldans. self 2pIm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

JEwELRY, ETC, AT CosT.-Persons desirous Of
purchasing articles of this informed by the advertise
meut Of Mr. W A. Wilson 95 Canal street that they be
piled st his establishment prices. This opportunity
arises from the fact Of Mr. Wilson's being desirous of qutting
the business and credby informed that his promises Of
sailing nIeany are faitbfully redeened 3t5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
- a.afesf Nesys On taairsi page.-isa

TEE YoUrHRUL BExL CHAMPIoNs.-These ambi-
fious little fellows hold their first regular meeting
at Templarss Hall. No. ia Carondelet street, to-
night Ut O'Clock. There is no doubt about there
being sfuH attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

LroNs a Co.'s GREAT CLOTHING HousE.We do
could do better than 70 refer readers 70 the ad
Of MeAsrs L. W. Lyons Co., which appears IN
us Issue to-day This establishment is Of the Institutions
pf the 1 and s clothing sold there is truly
iushng person going there is Of finding what he is
hi Of whatHvas msy be his stah IN life the length Of
shsparsa The n, hssass Lyon Co the times
nher mode Of doing business they keep good merchandise
jill ehaapis and understand Of The people, hence
3ltslY axeab ssicness III business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
- = n :
NJ Ar RIED /:

on sstutda, morning. the 18th nst by the sx NJ III t n
RIET u RNS GUkNEY, Of Boston, Mass.
Al Benicia January "a by Geo ~ Raass Ts rSitv Z
LET A. WHIEF1kLD, OF sse1o' 10 N4AfdAAN.'- ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

s8-Why does the Wheeler 81 Wilson COM
publish many untrue statements against the soat
Ing Machiness
Frem the fact that they great improvement theirs
snd does away with the leather pads and loop check.
The Soat Machines still continue double the sale
Of all others, at No. 81 Canal street.
sel0 2nIm&W NJ s. HEDRICK Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

~ Fever and Ague Is a terrible disease.
Of all the ills that flesh Is heir it the fafnest first
manifestations the unrelenng it's progress and the
mos defiant Of medical skill Fever and Ague more desruc
i've pf life than consumption because it more easily induced
and therefore prevalent marks it's victims for the
grave like execntioners bond, Day by day sufferer
grows weaker weaker does he fear
Consciousness approaching tomb We have said that the
dsse those which nearly always deHed medical
sciences few while having re-
ported We recommend Dir. j. Hoetfers Stomach Bttors to
suffering humanity generally, and speedy specific
SAd in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. RIGHT
CO., 2 and 5 Ghartres street. sole agents for the Southern
stae to whom all orders should be addressed by drug
gisik and dealera generally everywhere. SELF 2p6&tW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
as-yvarrantea pureIy yegetable-AII

ma- DIR. Charles E. Reiis, Dentist, No. 152
Canal street. between carondeet and Baronne New Orleans
MA 2plyMo&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Fossils Guard /.

At meeting of this Club held Odd Fellows Hail. satu-
day evening" the 18th inst full list Of officers elected
X. L. BRUCE, Captain.
CESAR HUCHEZ Treasurer.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary
LIZ Ill. GuhC TuAMpcnM cnnt,.