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THEIR USE By THE PROFESSION.

fhe endorsement Of their virtues every leading physician
who has tried Them and their generaluse among their pracc
be recommendation the public then Wrght's Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills hare claim upon the popular
dence which up others that we know Of On
this spbjsct induced to nset the following of
private letter from the venerable Dr. Hshaw of the ablest
and most experienced leaders Of his profession the whole
South
1t be said that am nurng the prestige my prof
sion by acknowledging how much its dispensed
with but permit ne narrow preudces of that nature sway
conscientious of duty who have placed
their bodily welIbeng much in my keeping might easily
have told them these Pills preparation but that
adhere to the good old principle. Give unto Cesar the
things that Casar Ny advice all are within the
of practice is keep your Pills them at the
first warning which disease gives them taking them
according to the directions and keep their until they
certain they have driven off the In nine
en where am afterwards called in only reterae
instructions and patients their health spite of
themselves and greatly the asonshunt
those who firmly believe they be any ament
without swallowing immense quantity nauseou and dis.
gushing drugs.n
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been Hitherto
solely and mainly prepared to fill special orders
physicians druggist planters and other regular
who them altogether of their knowledge that
they made Of pure simple and ecacous Ingredients
because Of their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the mputaou Of offering anything trade that pure
and genuine The process Of dsng plants and pu,
fyng the essential elements from all foreign matter (Which rs
mainly the discovery OF that great ches Dr. Torrey)
alone enabled him make these Pills sui GENTLY
sonable place them before the public general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, is sufficient guarantee of their purity
DR., JoBS WRIGHT:
sirt request have subjected the test of analysis
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected
random and take pleasure in certifying that found
to contain hing deieerious human system but on the
contrary they possess the Sudori Durec Expectoant
Cahartc properties in remarkably harmonious bnaon.
and opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known to the world. +..=-.
80 Respectfully,
~. : A. D. PRESTON, N. D.
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TIE sTIMONY OF A MINISTER,

In this respect think worth while publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony OF no little weight with people Of sense
oneis The Rev.J s. Barrett widely known loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called new field of
labor in Northern Texas who wrote Dr. John Wright under
date of the 10Th of September, 1855, as foows
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready BY those few boxes Of Pills recommended at
tina, vs They have blessing many an unfortunate
member of my little flock and in all this neghborhood they
hailed the harbnger Of health satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that you under their vane at the
time you explained their effects Such and pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his ecifu
Author"
The other from wealthy and planter of Alaba
ma, which we insert entire
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-..s'.a.'-f Ell 80 .. 'Ss) LA WILLIE DE LA NELLIE
DEuxyEnE CorR DISTRICT ORLEANS VS. j. A. GULL
b. .T LOTTE EFT AIS, (Jacques
dels Eouvele Orleans. Arthur Gu:lIotte ct Gabriel
z, ~ LsBreton Deschapelles)-No

- moi adesss honosshe Deuxisme Cour dc District
LUNDI, % de dscembre 1851 midi pEiote Ia Cite,
de la Conune entire les du Camp Magssns
pubque adjudication de Ia propriate don't
description. savoir - q -. II
TR0IS TERRAINS sGs dams lie Premier District
willie dams e borne par les Dryades des Rempar
lie God dasgnas les Nos sur, plan dessa
par L. H. Pill voyer, date du de dtcembre 1859.
serrsns congus chacnn asrioans}
profonde entre gnes PARALLELS e5 pieds pouces
sembe ous les ro privileges yudes ct avantages
attaches ct appartenanI. ~ -' =7FAsfa
Saisie dams latfRire ci-dessug. , la -glF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES assSmera lie Placement de deux
ets de Ia somme de SIX cent quze pastres fs6l5r
souscrits les daendeus prope par
sas, dates du de favrier 1859 respecveaent
banque des toyens de 10 Louisiana uos quae de
date syec six cent 6intaet Pan de date usaaa echo
hut pour apres dte eeeanee usqGa partial
placement ct In balance du px dadjudicaon compliant
mens de REHABILITATION. : -,
M ds23 shsrif de Ia 'Paroissa d'nrisaus,
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JOHN P. WALDEN.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
pEr1Inas cors % pIsEnler ID y1ILE pE "a Nouy

DErxnss Cows De pIsTHier Ia VILE Pc rs NouyEIr
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. % TIDE BaRE@No. 1850.
FN VERTU dun writ de saisIe ct yente
Souvee Orleans dams Pare cdessus proeederai 10
VENDREDI, "a dc ansier, 1861 midi PHotel deia Cite
Commune cefes Camp Magssins ala
adjudication Dc IL don't suit la des-
cription, savoir- I,fS ~ ~ sE'e
DEUx TERRAINS si.ufs lie Premier District de cetts
vile, dams st borne par les DIES Msgasns u Camp,
Philippe Premiere Les dts designe par les
Nos ct i uisant plan resss Buisson date
du 10 de 1851, ct dGpos4 stGde ncaiel saire
pubc vile e Mo- dn rEe des plans No S. ct
auss sursn plan de O. 4. DeArss arpener, ct dep
dn Sheriff Les dts ayant chseun, 81 ses
pouces de face la du Camp 5o peds profondeur
contigus .z.-lfflFsf
Slisie dams l,aifsire c;.dessus.
GoNDITIoNs-Conpi mefnan. De Fad Indication
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Tonfng and Fortifying of the System
Diseases, either Occasiona1 or Epi-
demic; and for the csre OF all r.
Ailments having the name OF

Intermittent, R.mien Nervous, 1nammstory and Putrd
Fevers Measles. Small Pox and Eryspelas Infanms.
ton Of the Brain, Throat Stomach, Lungs. Liver Ines-
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains in the Stomach, Back
and Side Consumption Drop4y Of the Head Of the Chest
of the Abdomen and Of the Limbs scrofIa scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel. Loss of Appetite; Sick Head
ache; Splitting of Blood; Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic Disrrhea, Dysentery and Cocs syncope, Apo.
plexy, and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypochondriass, Te-
tanus Epilepsy, Whooping Cough, Palpation Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores of every description Mysteries,
Weak Nerves. and Lowness of Spirits Suppression, and
other delicate Female Complaints
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ATTEaTION, yohUNTEERs!-A FEW
ID active able bodied MEN win be received in the
w BoNFoRp GUARDS dne opportunity is offered to
III those wishing to So into immediate active service
Equipments and uniforms furnished. - ,.
Apply at the Armory, 81 CUsTOMHoUsE STREET, up
- N'N -'' tell
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SECOND D,srRcr ceuR7 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
of New Orleans. 4RISTfDE BARE No. Il, GO.
RI VIRTUE Of writ % seizure and saia
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public ancton the City Hotel Carnaou between
Camp and Magazine streets FRIDAY sk January
1862. sc Il o'clock M. sl77 5zszss 5TfE9 81
TWO CERTAIN LoTs OF GROUND situate IN the First
Dissrc. city the square bounded By Magazina Camp,
Philip and First streets which said lois Of ground desig
mated BY the E5s 6 and II plan Of b. 8uon Surveyor
of The 18th May 1851 and Deposited in the ONCE Of Al Due
Notary Public in this city plsn No. of book No and
plan Ct A. DeArma Surveyor and deposited in
the Sheriff office The said lots have each 'front.' Of 30 feet
inches Camp street, by depth Of $50 eeI and aon each
other. ~ EsgtEz s 5A4eF a. 'reHs q
= Seized In the above snit.
TEHMS-Eash the gDot = -f' '5SE p 49, ,
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M4#M8S8& TAURANT, 80 Royal street. y Id aaas55N
&S115$ JOHN g ALPIN has the plea.ures A&33ss T.
I9kEso Of informing his friends and the
pubnc generally that he is ready receive and entertain
them his establishment So Royal door TO the
Customhouss occupying the sausior
lately the residence 2 Alfred Hennsn Esq most
snsve accommodations BESIDES the large
the ground floor meals honrs from
6oclock A. NJ uuti IL F. NJ advertiser large
ber of for privats PARTIES Families parties an
2eation as above can be supplied with the best everything
The affords either ready for the table
the rake Thanking his friends the liberal patronage
has always been extended hun @ undersigned them
that 1t will be his endeavor fullest
ton these who may favor him with their orders
Gs EhatW JOHN GALPIN,
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A TOUS Ceux Que Celia Peut Concerher.-
N Les sousgnes, commssaires pHonorabe Six
ieme Com de District de Ia Nonve'le Orleans lonr aster
hxer vseu des propriees prise Felargsseen de
St Andre de Ia ST. Charles Dryades pou
ouverte de Ia rue Laurent de Ia s.. Andre Ia Phi
hppe; ct respectivement pour fouveure des White
Franklin ct Lberte de a ST. Andt6 la Josephine
les donmages des proprietts ct les banehees ST.
await propses adacenes jGur avec gehe de
la dite sYiee cour de District enrsgstre lenr
suje lis donnen les preenes lie TROIS1EME
JOUR De JANVIER 1862, lis sadesseront la dits Cour
pour avoir lie dit rapport confrma.
Y. MARKS
A
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s-xs ---z- MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
EssSS hg5za I555E55E5I5f -sS,0-
sNess satsa t.t@a59s5N EsSEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE,

F1FTyTHREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED. 7-.ra
Travellers going New Orleans TO Memphis, Hun6o
GAINESVILLE and Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green Ky, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TINE AND FIFTYTHREE NILES IN
DISTANCE,
By buying tickets to Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
see Railroad. .. tg'... ."..
Also points the Mississippi river above Memphis Or
points IN Aranas Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily nj
NJ Grenada at l56 A. NJ, and Mt Memphis at
A. NJ contracting with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving Nashville at II P NJ the evening
Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
phis for onts Mississippi river far north Fort Pill
low, New Madrid and Columbus, KY. ( lE
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, si4 10.
Be sure to Tickets the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
+ 6 R1Cu AIMS General Traffic Agent do tt
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WINES, BRANDiEs, ETC.

MINES, BRANDIES, ETC.
80 casks Claret, Bordeaux. ~ we
100 cases Claret, various brands.
$50 cases White Wine, Chateau Eyquem.
100 CASES Vermouth
100 Ahsynth, c. Lecoultre.
Is Kirsch, G.. Lecoultre.
100 pa. kets Champagne various brands.
80 quarter casks Port. q
So half and quarter casks Sherry
800 c.sks Cognac of the following hrands-Plenet Co..
Otard, Dupuy o., Gautier Freres CASTILLO, SaHi'
h Co., Pinet CaStion & Co., Larronde Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy. ..
30 cnses 100 halt boxes each Green Peas.
Is cases l0a half boxes each Pates Trutes
III CAGES so half boxes each T,uthes.
SO cnses Strawberries in Juice.
10 cases Burgundy Wines.
Fer sale by S. D. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
d3 80 Custnmhouse street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO WHOMSOEVERi 1T May Concern.-THE
undesgned Commissioners appointed by the Honorable
the value of properties taken for the widening Of
street, from St. Charles Dryades street the opening of
Laurent street. from St Andrew to Philip open
ing respectively of White Franklin aud Lberty streets
St Andrew Josephine street, and the the
together with the benefits the adjacent properly
have this day fled with the clerk Of the said Sixth District
Court their thereon and hereby given they
will on the THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1862 apply said
Court to hare the same confirmed. seg--5 81
P. YEISER
g. I. MARKS,
,e..... j. A. WATKINS
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Firth Dla1Rter CouEr {cIFY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans JOSEPH RAW.-No. l45I6,
pY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Eifth District Court
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause, to f. Parker
Sheriff. said late Sserit will
proceed eEia public sueIon at me City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY III
dav of JanuArv. 1862 at ~ o'clock NJ ff 557s-L
NJ FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the -
Fourth district Of this city In square bounded by Cot
senn Felicity Prytaais and s. Mary streets. and LIN
by the Nos 2 g. L. 26 and plan of Hugh
Surveyor. Lots Nos. 26 and 2I have each 63 IL
inches and lines ST. Mays by 10 feet in depth.
Of 81 Felicity By in
depth AID The lots Nos. and have each Felicity
feet II aches aid lines by depth Of
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seised in the above n. So
TERAS-Cssh OH the spot. 70 'A-ssl% ffl% ,
-. : - f-Il7 80 JOHN WALDEN
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HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Company Il. New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1861 {
Al ATTENTION !-YOU ARE HEREBY kDER-
~ ed attend Squau Drills on TU ESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
nv FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS from TO o'clock P. NJ
I'LL Company Drills THURSDAYS, at O'Clock 2. M.
obedience order No ll47 Issued by His Excelency
Governor T. O. Moore Commander-in Chief, will be strictly
enforced.
ported to HEADQUARTERS.
By order W. F. HODGkINS, Captain.
j. kITTREpGE, o, s, oct3 IF
, 1861-04-26

tied BY an amendment to the constitution.
Resolred, That every State is bound by
,be constitution of the United States to
aid in delivering up fugitive slaves to their
owners, and all legislation which withholds
such aid or throws obstacles in the way, is
unconstitutional and should be repealed,
and suitable enactrnents substituted in &c.
cordance with the federal duties of the res,
pective States.
Resolred, That the resolutions offered in
the United States Senate by the patriotic
Senator from Kentucky, and known as the
Crittenden plan Of compromise, present a
satisfactory basis for the adjustment of our
diaiculties. The measures therein specified
are wise, Just and Observation-Disclosures
To end the present dcplorabie agitation and
nreyent forever its recurrence.--We com
mend this plan or something similar to pa.
triots-men Of busness-working men
political parties-to the people everywhere
and we call upon all who love their whole
country and desire to preserve it, to rally
to such plan of compromise and carry it
through.
Resoired, That we will, by all proper
and legitimate means oppose, discounte-
nance and prevent any attempt on the part
Of the Republicans in power to make any
armed aggression upon the Southern States;
especially so long as laws contravening
their rights shall remain unrepealed on the
statute books of Northern States, and so
long as the just demands of the South shall
continue to be unrecognised by the Rcpub-
Ican majorities in those States, and unse-
cured by proper Nmendaiory explanations
Of the Constution.
Resolrcd, That in the dignifcd and pra-
dent reserve Of the Southern border States
and in their conciliating overtures, we rec
cgnize the same patriotic purposes which
animated the Fathers of the Republic;
and that an appeal to the people of Penn
sylvania will manifest their hearty concur,
renee in all reasonable and constitutional
measures for the preservation of the Union,
consistently with the rights of all the States
RssOlrcd, That the conduct of the present
Governor Of Pennsylvania, in confning ex-
clusiyely his selection of Commissioners to
the Peace Conference to the Republican
party, and thereby excluding 230, 900 free
men from Pennsylvania from any represen-
tation in that body, was the act of parti-
zan. and not patriot.
ResOlred, That VIC are in favor of the
immediate repeal Of the 05th and Goth sec
tons of the penal code of PennsylVania-
except so far as relates to the crime Of kid
mapping said sections stand in the
way Of strict enforcement of the fugitive
slave law.
H. D. FOSTER, Pres't.
6. 6. ", W GaI1G1 Ganm1AS' Secretaries.
, 1861-04-26
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL lNsTITutE

or DR.. L. Czapkay, Is already secured in position
which places It, a. its proprietor, far above the
sans Of envy and professional malice In the schools
Of France the highest prizes are often awarded to
practitioners in this department Of medical science
and they occupy with Others an equally lofty position
in the profession RcOrl is an iliustriOus example
shining light among the philosophical stars of his age
In Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fly equalled him in
this country, a proof Of which, the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine complimented him with a Dplo-
ma, and the honorary dd eundem degree Selecting
this as his field Of operation although qualified as
graduate Of the University Of Pesh and the late Chief
Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors. DR.. l.. J. Gap
kay has bent his earnest attention to the cure Of
Chronic and private diseases, in which he has become
great expert that he is regarded the lea.
der In this branch Of his profession throughout the
United states and his portrait and biography pub
shed as matter OF interest to their readers in the
most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices at
his medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento
street. Of cidesdor nearly opposite the bull
dings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
rs We ask particular attention Of our readers TO
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper.
DR.. L. J, CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Compa1y's Office, San Francisco, The Doctor offers
free consultation and asks remuneration unless he
effects a cure.
H5rPersons not wishing to lose time in correspond.
enee please enclose $40 in their letters and they will
get immediate attention 20 their cases.
Address, l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
3m l4l San Francisco, Cal.
, 1861-04-26
Register ana Receivers Notice

In townships Z, and North, Range IS East. Ap
proved Jan. 20, lSGl
In townships and North, Range sc East. Ap
proved Jan. 90, 1861.
In township Moth, Range SO East. Approved
January H. lSGl.
In townships I, and North, Range 81 East. Ap.
proved January H. 1861.
lu township North Range 80 East. Approved
Jan. II, 1861.
In township . and North, Range Is East. Ap.
proved March 2j, lsGl
In township and North, Range lG East. Ap.
proved March 2i 1861.
The aforesaid townships having been surveyed and
the pts thereof approved at the date above specified
all claimants under the precmptJn act OF 1871, who
settled before survey, requested TO file their de-
caratory statements within six months from the date
OF their approval.
Prc-cmpton claimants settling after survey, must
file their statements within three months after settle
mcnt.
All claimants under the donation law are requested
to send n before the first day Of October next pre-
else description Of the land claimed by them showing
the metes and bounds, and the Of the land and
a connection with tho Government lines. 1t will be
necessary for those who do not wish 10 take by legal
subdivisions to have their claims surveyed by au-
thurity Of the Surveyor General.
ISAAC W, SMITH,
Register.
Us. NJ VAN CLEAVE,
Receiver.
Olympia, April ), 1861. Gw2O
, 1861-04-26
Treaty Between the Nsz PertS Indians and the
limited States Relative the Mines.

Articles of agreement made the 10th day of April,
1851, between Edward II. Geary, Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for Oregon and Washington Territory,
and A. ]. Cain Agent OF the Nez Perces behalf Of
the United States, and the Chiefs and head-men Of
the Nez Perces behalf Of said nation; said parties
acting in accordance with the authority vested In
them BY the second article OF the treaty between the
United States and the Nez Perce nation, Of the lth
Of June, 1855:
FIRsF-That portion Of the Nez Perces Reservation
lying north Of the Snake and Clearwater rvers-the
South Fork OF Clearwater and the trail from said
South Fork, by the WeiPe root-grounds--across the
Bitter Root Mountains Is hereby opened to the whites
10 common with the Indians, for mining purposes
Provided however, That the backgrounds and agri-
cultural tracts in said district shall in be taken
occupied by the whites; but shall remain for the
exclusive use and benefit OF the Indians.
bEooHD-NO white person other than those In the
service Of the United States, shall be permitted to re-
side upon or occupy any portion OF the Nez Perces
Reservation south Of the line above described, with
out the consent Of the Superintendent, Agent and
trbe-except that the right Of way 10 the mining dis
trct north OF the said described line may Snake
river at any eligible point below the mouth Of Clear
water.
THRD-The entire portion Of the Nez Pcrces Res
ervaton thus hereby opened TO the whites for mining
purposes shall In all respects be subject to the laws Of
the United States regulating trade and intercourse In
the Indian country, and person shall be permitted
to trade therein without obtaining license and giving
. bonds as provided by law.
FoUKTH-It Is furthermore agreed on the part OF
the United States, that sufficient military force shall
be placed the Reservation TO preserve the quiet Of
the country and protect the Nez Perces in the rights
secured 70 them by treaty, and these articles OF
agreement
Ia testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands this day and year aforesaid, at Lap-wia, Nez
Perces Reservation In the Territory of Washington.
EDWARD X, GEARY,
Superintendent Of Indian AfAirs.
All. CAIN,
i. s, Indian Agent, W.T..
Signed by Lawyer Head Chief Of the Nez Perces
Nation, and by 40 other Nez Perces Chiefs.
, 1861-04-26
Mrs. WinSIOW.

An,experienced nurse and Female Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process OF teethiug by softenng the
gums, reducing all nhamation-will alay all pain,
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it
mothers it will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases.
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1861-04-26
THURSToN COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic Central Committee hereby respect
fully give notice that the County Convention will be
held at Olympia on
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1851,
at O'clock P. NJ for the purpose Of eectlng eight
delegates TO the Democratic Territorial Convention,
and to nominate County Ticket,
The committee recommend that the Democracy Of
the several precincts assemble at the usual places OF
holding elections in the five election precincts and
any place to suit the citizens in the following new
precincts: Coal Bank, Tenalqaot. Nisqually, South
Bay Millers Mill, Miami Prairie, meet at Black river
school house, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1861,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, TO elect delegates to the County
Convention The Ratio Of representation in the
County Convention will be delegate TO every ten
voters liyidg in the precinct.
full attendance of delegates is earnestly solicited
BY order Of majority Of the committee.
A. j. CHAMBERS,
Acting Chairman.