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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-23

\gUtutCIIy VI o. AUuISp MISHUuII,J
lso South Clark Street, Chicago.
TNHE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
i legally qualified Ply stefan in Chicago who
makes the Treatment Of Private Complaints q
speciality His Office has been established ex-
pressly TO afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the Of murcury nox-
ious drugs. DIR. b. HIS for many years devoted
his whole attention to the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated Forms.
His success in the treatment Of those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such as formerly con-
sidered incurAbe, is sutliuientt TO recommend him
to the public worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through many years in TINS and other depart
ments of medical science, he is the diseoyerer Of
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these yirulent, secret and chronic diseases, and
has letters of recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Physicians Of this country. rs testimonials Of his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases Of private nature.
The universal and unfailing success IN the
treatment adopted BY him, has proved beyond 4
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
Of constitutional syphilis, gonorrh@a structures
in any FORM all mercurial affections. Diseases OF
the skin, kidneys and bladder, impotcncv, sper-
matorrfea. etc, can now be obtaincd to moral
certainty, If application be made 10 those whose
intelligence. skill and experience can be relied on
ioung men especially VINO have become vic.
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to
untimelv grave thousands Of young men Of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, may
call with full confidence and perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on.pubcrty, menstruation or pregnancy, or per-
sous having any obstruction TO marriage, should
the doctor at once and be cured.
He thinks il is his duty to advise the unfortu-
nate, particularly strangers, to be careful that
they are not deceived By false advertisements Of
hno sf hmm lie vho MA ma
der the Of DR.. b. may rcligiously contde in
his honor as q gentleman and confidently rely up
on his skill Us physician.
DIR. b. will tell the patient previous to common
cling the treatment Of his case how much he will
effect q cure; and when such an arrangement IL
entered upon, in no case will he make second
charge. .Ttf Ht
Office and Rooms within half Q square of the
Post Office. where all politely invited TO call.
Office hours from .. m. t06. p. m. Sundays
10a m. to noon. Consultation al office free.
Send stamps and get mis- Guide to Health.
POST OFFICE BOX l54 sp15-dkw1y
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II - f.. t}s-1Et 4eae sth
r. ~ wlpsa essa 49, { - =
- rstruit n 81 81 ~ ~ aAar
~ 1As(call. g a I
b6usr oudhty vo6ss u d1psGesIalycn u
I've hundred dollars = saeh recruit nom
~ ceanfy. ..
The Marshall Times suggests Convsn.
ton Of Editoss In IL oth Distriet n look
after pscuniafy matters.
Clark MeAllistsr, Of Clinton, was recsnt.
" azrested, ohasDsa With ~ ssdnstiss a
two young women! He subsequently .
80 nom custody. So says the Lyons
Mirror.
Mrs. Mark Cuerant, Who resides peas Ma
4uokstas sut Cd her huSband's thumb the
sther day, while he was asleep, to prevent
bis being drafted. So says the Escslsior.
The Iowa City Republican says that the
0tsts Univefsity has now more students in
II than ever before. The number now in
attendance 10 about 400.
We learn from the Osceola Sentinel that
son Of DR.. Emery, Of Hopeville, Clark
county, came to his death Z few days since
In a.violsnt manner. While cutting wood
on side hill, heavy log rolled upon him
killing him instantly. .
The Fort Madison Bulletin says: "Cir
cumstances Of . controlling nature made il
desirable to give up the publication Of ths
Bullstin."
4 kerosene lamp exploded few night,
since in the house of Jeffrey Mc(a1th, a
Dubuqus, knocking over Nr. NJ, and set
ting fire 70 the building. The house wal
saved, aad Mr.. NJ, though cut and bruised
considerably, is doing well. We CLEAN from
the Dubuque Herald.
REnAukADEE PHENoxsNox.-Thcre re.
sides near this city, gentleman who had
kis Neck broken in January, 185O-ffteen
years ago. He ID quite IN active man,
good citizen, and has good prospect Of liv-
ing to ripe old age. The dislocation Of
the spinal vertebrae is complete, and his
head is supported upon his shoulders by
bandages round his forehead, which are fas-
tened about his waist under the arms. His
name is David O. White. If the medical
fraternity know Of any such case on record,
we would like TO hear of it..-Oskdloesd
WdtchNaan.
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Nature seems to have implanted in mankind the
desire for daily stimulant. tc ve-invigorate the
nerves, and excite the blood after the exhaustions
caused b, the days labors and not only has she
given the desire, but experience has shown that
it an absolute necessity, that this desire should
be gratitied, for the preservation Of the Hedfth
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive laws, must produce benefits when they
are gratifed by the use Of
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SPEciAL AoENGYz Of HoxE INsuRAN0R Cow.
rANr ASD or EauirABLE Ere ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, AND GRkEsAL INSURANCE
AGENCY.
y - DAvsxrolry lar. 2. 1896.
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.soss, ~ the Insurance business above
,'a'"eo' "nAsa VIII herea(tes be conducted
=" ~ sAs,ass ROSS & TAYLOR Ia
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Scorr Division No. /. Sons Of Temper.
ance, viii hasse every Friday evening 4 :
o'clock, IN thsir hall, evss the st... p.,t
sernss Tkird snd 1sAdy 81. iant.dviv
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lncompetency, Premature Decay, and Youthful
Error, actuaied by adesire to benefit Others will
be happy to furnish to all who need It, free Of
charge. the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy used in his cases Sufferers
vishiue to profit By the advertisers had expert
ence. snd possess sure and valuable remedy,
can do so BY addressing him at once at his place
Of business The Recipe and full information
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return mail.
Address, JOHN T. OGDEN.
No. go Nassau Street, New York.
r. S.-Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes will find
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IT is somewhat singular that citizen Of
South Carolina should be the first to take q
prominent official stand in favor of ncgotia-
ton with the North in favor Of peace. Said
Mr.. Orr, in the Confederate Congress, on
the 10th instant:
.This move is not IN the hands of timid
men. Sustained, as they are, by the volume
Of sentiment in the country and army, and
by their own sense Of duty, they are deter
mined that, in some form. the statesman
ship Of the country shall be invoked in an
honest effort to end this carnival Of death by
negotiations"
The same spirit on the part Of the North
will result in an early and lasting peace. All
that both sides reed do to end the strife is
to take the matter out of the hands of abo.
lition and fire-eating politicians, and ''in-
woke the craftsmanship Of the country"
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A SLEIon DRIVEN INTO AN AIR-noLE-
MAN Observation-Disclosures Rescue OF A
You've LADY.-On the evening of December
2Sth, Sheldon G. Carey, editor Of the VIM
ona( MINI. Republican, was taking sleigh
ride on the Mlssississippi, in compny with
Miss Mary Harrington, when he accidcn-
tally drove into mn cir hole and was drown
ed. togctcr with the horse. The young lady,
bouyed IN By her clothing. foated about six
ty rods down the stream, where she was
caught, at the edge Of the ice, by Mr.. w.
w. Williams, who was unable to pull her
out, but held her by the cap TIL another
young lady, who was riding with Williams.
went 10 the village for assistance. Miss Har.
rington was over half an hour in the water,
and was insensiblc when taken out. but
soon after revived. Carey was only q
years Of age, but bad made his mark as Z
young man Of talent and worth. His death
is deeply lamented. W
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for years made the treatment Of private diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best Of
teachers. has enabled him " perfect remediss d
at once sufficient, safe, permanent, and in most
cases can be used without hinderance to business
Particular attention given 70 old standing cav
e., such as were considered incurabie. Syphilis
IN all forms; Gonorrh@a. Gieet, Structures.
Orchitcs. Diabetes Bladder and Urinary diseases.
Also. the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous
to body and mind, and which produce some ofthc
following effects: Blotches, Bodily Weakness.
Constipation, Aversion and Uneasiness in Re.
male Snciety, Unmanlncss, Dread Of Future
Events, finally complete prostration Of the Vi
tai powers. loss Of memory, ringing in the ears.
can be fully restored to health.
DR.. w. is the publisher OF new work, entitled
NIP the Evil in the Bud, which will be sent to
all on receipt Of 10 cents to prepay postage.
All letters with stamp answered
Consultation free. Charges moderate and cure
guaranteed. r@
DIR: Whittier cures the very worst kind Of -up-
ture In . few weeks. a
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Rooms 1874 South Clark Street, Chicago. You
can be- the Doctor every day from a. n. - q
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A Clergyman, while residing il South Amen
ca - . missionary, discovered sals and simple
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Ear.
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Organs, and the whole train Of disorders brought
ON by bsneful habits. Great nunbers have been
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by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu-
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Please inclose stamped envelope-addressed
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Station d, Bible House,
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All. Private Diseases Cured
Without Mercury.

DR. WHITTIER IS REGU.
n L. LARLY educated and legiti-
y mately qualified, and has expe::
Slrience in all forms Of disease, .
L knowledge quite indispensable
y in the proper treatment Of the
: venerial diseases in all it's varied
and conplicnted forms and hsa
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Gold At who!esale In Chicago b
yuLLRs, fIScH I TuLLxH; G. @. onirs looo .
0MifH: BcExHAn 4 VAN tcHAAcR; ". D. HAAS
4 Co.; ss'1n DwSEa. and II. scovflI.
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list of Drafted Men.

The following list OF men were drafted a
Troy, Bradford county, on Tuesday, Jan
IL, 1865. 10 fiji the deficiencies in ine fol
lowing townships in this county
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Jacob NJ Brshline Joseph Wagouer
Wilson w Smnh JOS. X Pennington
John Shoemaker Wesley DldIne
Sas Johnson. jacob Flick
Calender Clark Ashby Laylan
John Geiser Daniel ShuliZ
Peter B ShuItZ John Zelslloft
Jeremiah Stiles George Gibbons
ORANGE TOWNSHIP
James S Lazarus Emanuel Johnson
Hiram. Bowman Geo w NJ Abbott
Henry Stiner DeIhic II McGargle
William Heidlay Jonathan Poust
Bezaleel Hayhurst Thomas McHenry
FISHlNGCREEK TOWNSHIP
Martin Abenson Monroe Marke
John DieRerick George Mcbride
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Theodore w Smith Thomas McHenry
Jacob Farver Noah Bogart
SUGARL0AF TOWNSHIP
Elinas Cole Samuel Park
PINE TOWNSHIP
John z German David Shoemaker
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

LITTLE OF everything relating TO the
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causes and treatment OF diseases; the mar
rage customs OF the world; how to marry
we'll ard thousand things never publish
ed before, read the revised and enlarged
edition of -"Medical Common Sense"
curious book for curious people, and
good book for every one. 400 pages, loo
Illustrations. Price SI.50. Contents Ia Bile
sent free TO any address. Books may be
had al the book stores, or will be sent by
mail, post paid on receipt OF t9e price
Address DR.. +. B. F0OTE, M. d.
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Coercion.

Since The advent Of Mr.. LINcoLN, on the
fonrsh OF March 1861, concession and COM
promise, which are the fundamental prn-
ciples OF a Republican system of govern
ment, and which maintained the union Of
the States from The Revolution TO the elec-
iion and inauguration of LIScoLN, have been
iorgotren in The heat OF analicism, and CO.
ercion is Tie wa,chword of the Republi.
cans Force is used 10 accom- pllsh any
object Of The Ioyslis,s- They began by an
attempt 10 coerce the abandonment OF slav-
cry, continued br a further attempt to CO.
eice the people OF the country 10 an uBdi-
vided suppor of their misanthfopy, aud
coerced the churches through the medium
OF sophisticated preachers, making the
puIpi. a place 10 proclaim The second
Chrisf'-JoHN BRowN They coerce voters
aud consaminase the ballot box give to
our army Of officers and privaies the right
TO coercs the women Of New Orleans by
military order OF Maj Gen. B. F. BUTLsR,
and after coercing the people Of few dis-
,ricts in Louisiana TO send representatives
10 Congress, we find Mr.. FIELD one of the
representatives aliem ping to coerce the
vote Of Judge KELLEy for his admission by
applying ihe argumen. OF bowie knife.
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CAPABILITIES OF INSANE MINDS. EDrro-
RlkLsHIp OF The NEW YoRK HERALD la The
investigation inlo the question OF the insan
iiy OF Miss UnderhiIl, COW going on before
the city court of Brooklyn, the following
curious facts were elected from Or. Brown,
principal physician OF the BIOomingdaIe
Lunaiie Asylum.
@. Now, doctor, is il not possible that a
person Of insane mind should write ex-
csIen, poetry such as this plaintiff claims
10 have written, or 10 excel in any other
ariz
A Certainly suppose rhe best repIyI
can give 10 that is TO slate that Adler's Ger
man and English dictionary, which is used
as a standard Textbook in the principal col
Ieges in The couatry. was written in the
BIoominedaIs Lunatic Asylum by a person
OF insane mind might also mention a
number of the standard iexl-books which
were written IN that institution and | will
slate as conclusive fact, that one the lead
ing newspapers in New York is principally
edited in the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum
and t1e leading editorial is written three or
fonr times week by person of uusouhd
mind, confined iE thar institution.
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OLD THINGS MADE NEW.

A PAMPHLET directing how TO speedily
n restore sight and give up spectacles,
wi hout aid OF doctor or medicine. Sent
by mail free, on rece ipt af 10 cents. Ad-
dress, E. B. FO0TE, NJ ID.
1880 Broadway, New York.
Feb. /, Is65-6mo.
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hovkMeSrs OF Ma: BLns Is RicHNosD.-
A friend Of ibe Blair family gives further
particulars OF Mr. BIair's reception aud
treatment while in Richmond. Most OF
Mr.. Blair's fine was spent in the houses
Of his ineuds, be pnrPosely avoiding Ihe
recognition Of many OF his former acquaiut
snces. II is said that al the interview with
Mrs Dasir she threw her arms around him
and she'd tears.
On snisriue the library Of ibs Rebel.
chief be 4as mol. at fret recognized. The
PrssidenI Of ihe psusd0 Conf edaraey vas
dfessed io coarse sun Of gray honespun.
and had more ibe appearance Of CLERK
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MA r lie d.

On Thursday, the 18th inst by Rev Geo
Parson, at the residence OF DR.. Gortner, in
Jerseytown, MIR. Jacob E WeliVer. Of the
same place, 10 Miss Ellie Gorluer, of Mum
cy Creek Twp, daughter of Mr.. Philip Gorl-
ner deceased
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ID.

In Mount Pleasant township, Col CO., on
Thursday, the 18th inst. Mrs. Catherine
iacoby, vile Of John Jacoby; deceased,
aged "a years. months and p days.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

zpy vir;ue of writ OF Fl Fa to IT di-
ASrecied issued oul OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Columbia co. will hs ex posed
to sale at The Codr House, in Bloc sburg,
on MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1865, a ? O'Clock, P. NJ. the tol
lowing described real estate to wit:
A certain Tract of Land, situate in Lo-
Gust twp, Columbia co. aijoining lands of
Jack son p Cacklerese on the south, on the
East Jonathan BachpIan and Amz Fox On
the nonh, Peler Miller. sen, and Peter
Miller IT,, on the west containing
Seventy Two Acres and Seventy
Sev en- Perchesand all, wances, about finy
Acres OF which are improved land There
is on The premises a
LOG HOUSE,
one Story and half high, Frame Bank
Barn, Sprlng House aud Apple Orchard,
with the appurlenances.
ALSO, Que other Tract OF land situate in
Locust twp, aforesaid, adjoining the
above described uact on tie East, by land
of Peter Miller sen, on the South and
West, Peter Miller SER, and Peter MIller,
J IT,, on the Nouh, containing
FIVE ACRES
and one hundred ard two perLhes, slrics
measure, all cleared land
ALSO, aaother Tract situate il Locust
township, county azores aid, adjoining
lands OF Virgin Hughes and others on the.
North, lan&s formerly belonging 10 William
Mliiard on the East, land OF William H.
Rhoads on the Sonlh Chas. S Cox, on the
West, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
| more or less.
! ALSO, one other tract OF unimproved
J land sitnate in Locust twp. and county
I aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Slas Johnson,
Michael Snyder, Susan Kline and others
containing
ELEVEN ACR S
and one hundred aud Eight percbes, strict
| measure.
Seized, taken IN execution and TO be
sold as the properly o: Wright Hughes.
SAMUEL SNYDER. Sheriff.
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From he Age Of tie 28M inst.

There seems 10 he scarcely a dou5: tha;
General Meade has been removed from his
command ia General Grants army. He
was in Washington with his staff on Thurs
Gay General Sheridan is 10 succeed him,
Meade and Grant are not on friendly terms
They have not been for long time.
1t is stated that when the Confederate
iron-cads came down The James river on
Tuesday, The commandS OF the Fedora!
monitor Onondago, tina; was at anchor be-
low the sonlh eud OF the Dutch Gap canal,
expressly to prevent such movement, be
came terribly frightened He at once gof
up steam and sailed down 10 city points
giving most incoherent reports OF disaster
above In about TWO hours a telegram
came from Washington dismissing him
from the service.
The Confederate General Early has been
removed from comm and in the Shenandoah
Valley he is succeeded by General Gordon.
Sheridan's army is quiet al Winchester -
On JanuaIy 20lh ne sent out a reconnos-
sance, two hundred strong, which marched
down the valley to Woodstock. Here they
surprised small Confederate camp, cap
ruring about fifty prisoners. They turned
back towards Winchester, bui bad not gone
lar when The Coniederales attacked them,
released all the prisoners. seized The camp
equipage and baggage, and killed wounded
and captured about seventy Federal SOL
diers. The remnant of the parry was com
ing into Winchester in small parties on
Tuesday last.
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Z e AZ VI y.

DAILY NEW y.
One copy, one year, by mail $1,000
One copy, six monihs, 90
WEEKLY NEWS.
One copy. one year 60
-Four copies, one year, 90
leu copies, one year. II 90
Twenty copies, one year, 5000
We have 40 travelling agent authorized
to collect or receive money Tor subscrip-
lions.
Orders and letters should be addressed 10
BENJAMIN WOOD
Daily News Office New York /.
Jan. 25, 1868
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EXPENDITURES.

AudhorS and Clerk.
Amt pd Auditors and Clerk, 4S 90
DO w Wui. auditing,
do Prob y and Reg'ier ac'ts : so 90 so
ASSESSORS PAY.
Amt paid ass'rs for spring
assessment, 443 -
do do Triennia ass'ment, Asa 90 927 IL
BRIDGE AND ROAD VIEWS.
Amount paid sundry persons, 81 90
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amt paid David Savage, 46C 90
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amt paid snndry persons, 1878 SO
BLANK BOOKS.
Amt paid sundry persons for
Pfoth'y and Registers office, ia S5
CONSTABLE RETURNS.
Amt paid the several Constables
during the year GO %
COURT CRIER.
Amt paid Moses Coffman, SO 90
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
Amt paid sundry persons 27 80
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Amt paid sundry persons for repairs
10 Court House and Jail. $50 Sc
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK.
Ann, paid R C Fruit. Clerk, $3.50 90
Go c H Hess, Commissioner, I73 80
do Rohr McHeury do 157 so
do T J Vandershce do 1913 90
do Allen, Mann do I9 so
S993 so
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
Ami paid w Wln Attorney, 90 90
N4AEONwCAITu COSTS
Ami paid sundry persons, 100 2l
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amt paid z Linle, "a 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Ami paid at Spring election, 397 81
do General, Presidential
aud special elections 1927 7o
1925 81
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALPS.
Ami paid to sundry persons, 81 DO
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sion, then the action of the convention,
yPredicated 1hereupon, shall become final.

sion, then the action of the convention
,Predicated 1hereupon, shall become final.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
F. Solomon, H Clack,
p Field, g. w McCerren,
L. NJ Day, Thos. Askew,
VI Hahn, G. w Hynson,
john Younnes, T. d. Harper
rhos. +. Adams, Geo. A. Fosdick,
w. +. Hodgkins, A. Sambola,
Felix Percy, Geo. Clark,
Riviere GaIdere, John Laidlaw,
" 81 Ceran, T. A Boulel,
A. Laros, Robert Winnie,
i. w Collens, John Z Caldwell,
F. Jo4as, Benz Campbell.
T. Glenn, I Barrett,
Samnel Sumner, j. Purcell
DR. h. Ames, Casper Auch,
|. N Philips, Schomberg,
L. Dafou, Louis Power,
F Borge. j. A Noble.
Capt J. McClane, John Farrell,
F. Salauh, II VI Summers,
AdoIphe Mazureau,
GEORGE A. FosDICx President
GEokGE w HYHsoN, Treasurer.
]. n Philips, Secretary.
NEw ORLEANS, December 27 1860.