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1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
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INMAN LINE. ROY AZ MAIL STE AYERS
! FOi; ~ EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
cry OF ,llESTEN ..... SATURDAY. luna ~ T. v
Ilri Of MONTREAL . T.0rst.y Jui, J. : 80 v
CITY or BERLIN Siturla, July 10. 3 +
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READER, ARE YOU AFrIlcTFn7

ana wish To re- cover the same degree of health 49,
ana energy as experienced IN former vrarss h. .nsh.
We iuluWng SYMPTOMS or class Of s,ln.t.iu. n.al "
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any ol It's many ana muitiiariOus FORMS ~ IN
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memory, have spells Of inntncss tulness of Lini,W
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ana loices on the face aud back. aud other d. s ~
symptoms Thousands OF young men. the IN III as.t
ma even the OH snnrr nom nervous and physical Isi
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ductNe ut health AMI hHuViurss when there !. n Lets
means Of resuratinn' PfLVERMAC1ERS Eig,arptn
BELTS AND BANDS cure those various di .en "a cvV
convincing testimony direct irum the afict them.es
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send nov Tor DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET and rup
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Avoid bogus Belts Bands aud Appliance, ci,ri,.
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RAILROND.

AND UNITED STATES Al ROUTE
on ami otter May -, 1879
Trains leave New York Via Desbrosses and CortlAndt
Ns Ferries, Rs follows
Express Harrisburg Pit'sbursh ibe West AMI South
WIN IHllinan Palace Cars attached . \ NJ, ami %
T. " daily
For wlhanisporf, Look Maven. Cory mi Erie at 70
NJ, connecunt az Cory for Tfu-Viie. Petroleum
Centre, AMI the Oh Regions Wiliamsrort and Lock
Haven, - VI
Baltimore, Washington, AMI the south limited Wash.
thston tNprtss Ui Pullman Purlor Ctrs iAiy. except
sunday. $50 A. NJ. arrive Wasl.usfnu t.lU
REGULAR ais % A VI H. q %, AMI % ? VI sunday Il 30
and HP VI
Rxprc,, ior rhiaiclpha, 40 : 80 : 20. . 81 Lin
lted. II A NJ /, I, ;. %, q sl. ~. $40 ami - T.
sunday $50 and % \ NJ. ), Is. 80. 3D. 80 AMI D T.
VI Emisraut ANA second class, 2
Hnis oi brooklyn AnneY connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey ,ity aH0rIlnS speedy and direct
transfer for BrnokNn travel
Fer trains 90 Newnre. EHkehcth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. ltgth Amhoy. II. nui-tQn. bc,yiIerc. and
other points see "a. schedules ~ all 1ckct ON rs
Trans arn's From rtisnArs, . 81. 70 80 AN J. 21P
From WasnnSton ant hapmoig. 80 go NJ g.
deyhia. o5 $50. D . 81, 1850, ii 81 4 81 ID,
70. IS. $50, : ~. lOlD ~ - 4 " sunday, D -
y 80 $40, loNb II ,lA VI .0tl In % T.
Ticket oniCcs aeh ant ga Broadway. Aston House.
ana foot ot Doshrl.'es and Cortauit ats Court Il
amt BrooNlNp Annex Depot ,pto Futon st Brooklyn,
IL 40, AMI IFS Hudson 81, Hohukcn. Depot, Jersey
1iW hm.srant lutet one. Battery phase,
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER.
GsuerA Manager tienl PASSENGER Ageut
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Summer time table tn take eject SUNDAY June 49, 1878
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
The elegant steamer ELIZA liANCOX. commencing as
above will during the from Pier foot Of
2td Il EAST RIVER direct ~ Companys Depot at
6KIINPOtNr making close cuuncc lions going and re.
turning with express trains 20 ana from Manhattan
Beach
Bunt leaves 23i It Pier ~ ~ - 10 s. II Is A. ".
and II ti 81. 2 a. = "a. IS . 81. and q - = VI
Trains leave Manhattan Beach New YORK VIA Grecn.
point Mt 100. TO- II A VI. and ~ 10 L. o. 8 r. ~.
- GO7, 7, IS and % 30 VI Time from GrccnpOlnt
~ minutes
Trains connect at East Now York with Rapid Transit
trains ON Atlantic av Brooklyn. also with Canarse and
KOckaway Beach Railroad
Wa BAY RIDGE
The elegant steamers THOMAS COIYER and u r.
MARTIN leave 24d a North river d. 10 II. ~ VI and
l. p g. T. %. O. Hnl T. LEROY 81 Norh river - Is.
10 10 n IS A. ~ ~ -. II. H. 8 IS. II. TO- IS
and ~ VI Pier Nortl river. p 10 p, u 2 4.
VI ~ -. -. D. 9 - - -, - aud - L. VI.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via hay Ridge at :.
10 90 u ~ ~, ~ ~. 50 a., $40, 40 $50,
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A -A.-RoCKAwAyB EAcu.

~
-A.-HOCKA WAY BEACH. DAILY
n. EXCURSIONS by
49, $500 WHITES LINE OF STEAMERS .
COLUMBIA.
accompanied by -
DEVERELt's TIttRTEENrII REGIMENT BAND
and COLUMBIA QUAKfETTB.
makes excursions every day to
ROCkAWAY BEACH,
Twenty fourth St, North river .......... loooA 4.
Tenth 1T, North river .........lr 1913 A. ".
Jewell wharf, Brouky ..................II 90 a NJ.
Returning, leaves Rockawuy at .......... 40 NJ,
on and after MONDAY INF a.
THE PIONEER AND fAvORlrE STEAMER
AMIRCUs
ZlLGLER's SEASIDE BAND
viii make two excursions EVERY DAY,
leaving 2ith ST, North rver..- 80 A. ". AMI u r. ".
10Th 81, North river = - and 30 7. ".
IcWclN- dock. NruuklNu % 20 \ VI. ana . 90 l.. VI.
Leaving ockaway at II A. and o J.. NJ.
EXCURSION TlckEfS good ON either boat. On CENTS.
DIYMUUru RoCk. TO-DAY,
i AND EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
UP rilE LOVELY HUDSON,
On Jarrett 4 Palincrs superb Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Allowing three hours NJ WEST POINT TO inspect tho
United States Military Academy aud one hour al NEW
BuRGH to visit WASllINGrONs IIEADQUAKTERS.
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
MARINE BAND GLEE CLUB XYLOPHONE, BENT,
the great cornct player. Chimes &c, &c.
FARE. ..... Entire Grand Excursion FIFTY CENTS.
children Twenty five Gents
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT ON BOARD
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w FOR QUEENS fOWN ANO LIVERPOOL .
ApRIATlC ....... Thur>'7, Jan, y SD ?
BRITANNIC. .. Saturday. Ju'Y % 4 v
CELTIC - Tnur,lay JAY N. . .uf
From White Sftr Do.k Pier 81 North kNer .
Cabins all su.i..ias saloon. 50 ant 81 %, gjL
Return tickets GA "a, lgaLi. terms stcrTAer, ~
The Sc steamers carry neither cattle slice nor Il-F
j CONrIs. AgvIi. 81 NrnLMlt. Atn llLN.
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FARE. ..... Entire Grand EScurs SION FIFTY CENTS
children Twenty. iivc Cents
EXCELLENT RESTAuRANT on BOARD.
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ARE PREPARING TO 90 TO THE COUNTRY, PLEASE
BEAR IN MIND THAT THE BEST PLACE TO RE
FLEMISH THE WARDROBE OF YOURSELF OR or
YOUR CHILDREN Is AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
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TO puILADELrHIA,
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT Win
ABSOLIrE SAFkrY

on And AFTER MAY H. 1873
Express Trains leave Sew York, VIA Desbrosses and
Cortlandt sis Ferries. y, follows:
81. 80. 70 - 20 Limited, II 4 VI I, ;. g. 80
7 ~ : 80, ant T. VI sundays. ! 30 and q A NJ, s. O.
q 49, 81 3 81 AMI . + NJ
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey cts. anlIlng speedy ami direst
transfer tor Brooklyn Travel
$40 am T. I.nltrd EXprels IS ~. : T.
$40 s1. : b. y epA M : 3d. VI and ~ Midnight
Tcktt ON .os. 80 ami aA broadway. ! Aston House
and foot ut pr-iru.,"s amt NurAnit sts Court y. Ani
Broukk Aun.N pot 'ogt Of fulton s. BrooAlyn IA
FRANN THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
Gpuc,Al Manager. General P,-.cicqr AIent
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MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
MARINE band. GLEE CLUB XYLOfllONE, BENT
the great cOrnct player, Chimes, &c, &c.
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EOR SALE very cheap hor,, wairuutci sound
= ana hIhdi top wagon ami harness llS Az, A,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Tell Him to Come Home.

Two or three years ago at
Cotton Grove, Madison county,
Tenn, j. N. Patterson (roney)
in personal difficulty with IA
man named Sellers, shot his an
tagonist and fled under the inn
preston that he had killed him.
Sellers recovered from the
wound and says Toney served
him right, and declined to pros
ecute. But the whereabouts OF
Toney is unknown, and he can
not therefore be informed of
these facts. His father who
lives in Pulaski, Tenn, asks the
papers throughout the South
and West to inquire about him
or copy this paragraph, so that
he may be relieved of the. bur-
den OH his mind and Of tho fear
of arrest. The editor of the
Citizen joins i'll this request,
with assurances that this is nc
trap. 1t has the approval of his
father, who is naturally anxious
concerning him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Grave Robbing,

CINCINNATI, Nov.l4.-At Zanes
vile, Ohio, at 4 o'clock this morn
ing,a policeman on the bridge bad
his suspicion aroused by the move.
ments Of a party in a wagon, and
when they reached the bridge or.
dered them to halt, but the dri.
ger whipped his horses into a gal
lop aud escaped.
The policeman procured assis
lance, aud followed them for four
teen miles be fore he was able to
catch up with them. Upon at
tempting TO arrest them the whole
party jumped from the wagon
and escaped to the woods. The
wagon was found to contain the
bodies of four prominent citizens
who had been buried in Wood
lawn cemetery since Monday.
Policeman Still received a pistol
wound from one of the men ia
the wagon during the chase. Il
Is not known who the robbers
were.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Re-opening a Thoroughfare

In order TO guard against results utterly
subversive of health, it is absolutely es-
sential that the grand thoroughfare or ave-
nue. of the system, the bowels, should be
re-opened as speedily as possible when
they become obstructcd. If they are not,
the bile is misdirected into the blood; the
liver becomes torpid; viscid bilious matter
gets into the stomach and produces indi-
gcstion headache ensup, and other symp-
toms are produced, which prolongation of
the exciting cause only tends TO aggravate.
The aperient properties of Stomach Bitters
constitute a most useful agent in overeom-
ing construction of the bowels. and promo
ting regular habit of body. 1t is infinite
ly Superior to the drastic cathartics fire.
quently used for the purpose, since it does
not, ike them,act violently, but produces a
natural, painless effect, which does not i'm
pair the tore Of the evacuatory organs,
which it invigorates instead of weakening.
The stomach and liver, also, indeed the en-
tire system, is strengthened and regulated
bV it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
The Quinine Monopoly.
We are clad to hear that a pc.

The Quinine Monopoly.
We are glad to hear that PEI
tition is in circulation in some
Western cities To be presented TO
Congress al It's approaching ses.
sion, pray ing for the abolition OF
the present cxorbitant duty on
quinine. Il is stated that under
the present tariff law the enor.
nous duty 81 one dollar and four
cents is imposed on every dollar
worth OF quinine mpmted into
the United States. There are
hut two manufacturers of this
valuable drug in this country aud
the result is. that being protected
from all foreign competition by the
enormous FEDERAL tax, they have
complete monopoly of this trade.
and do not hesitate TO enrith
themselves through the necessities
of The people, and during the lale
fearful epidemic the price Of qnir.
ine and ciutLonida have risen to
such fabulous prices as 10 be al
most beyond tie means Of poor
people to purchase.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Brainard's Musical World

For November is received,
and contains forty pages of
beautiful music and interesting
musical literature. The music
in this number is unusually fine
and consists of "Whisper in the
Twilight" song and chorus by
Nish, "Vesper Song" an ex-
quisite now song by Marion,
"Haunts Of Childhood" Quar-
tette by Collin Coo, ''Alidsum-
mer LanlIer," by Nine. Clara
Richie, Sparkling Sea-" Bar
carolle by e. Mack and "Silvcl
Star Waltz" piano duet by A.
p. Wyman. This music is alone
worth about $2.00in usual sheet
form, but can all be obtained IN
this number of the WOrld for
only 10 cents. In addition TO
the music each number contains
a large amount Of valuable mu-
steal reading and the mu,ica
news from all parts Of the world
Terms only $l.50 per annum, OF
81 go with choice Of five valua-
bic premiums. All subscribing
this month will receive the No
vember and December numbers
free. Send Is cents for sample
copy to the publishers, Will
LrAMs q MANss, IA w. 4th ST,
Cincinnati, O.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
The Music of the Dollars.

The dollars of our daddes
goes a long ways now and will
secure an endless assortment of
choice music if invested in a
yearly subscription TO the South
crn Musical Journal. With the
November number, just out.
the subscription price is re-
duced to an even Dollar and
with it is given SLIGO worth Of
Sheet Music which the subscri-
Der can select from any cata-
loguc published in the U. S
Music buyers everywhere should
take advantage of this unpar-
alleled offer. A 3 cent stamp
will bring a specimen copy,
Address the publishers, Judd, n
81 Bates, Savannah, GA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
A Sure Cure.

Here is the Louisville Courier
Journals infallible remedy for
i'll health in business "Strong
dos, s Of advertising should be ad-
ministered to business that looks
bilious about this time of the
year. Its remedy for the bilious
look is a specific at once cheap,
pleasant to take and infallible. A
few packages Of it, judiciously ad-
ministered, will do more to put
the patient on his legs and give
him u strong, vigorous constitu-
ton than anything else in the
whole matciia medica Of commerce
and trade. To be had at all re-
spopsible newspaper Offices"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
A TRUETEHlNG
MADD0XS EMINENT.

I is too late an hour 10 present to the
Il people nything that's not genuine. there
fore will say TO everybody in order TO in
trvduce my Liniment TO the public and TO
prove that / am not trying to get something
for nothing any one and every one can
use it for any Of the following diseases up
to the 18th day Of December, 1878, and If
not benefited the worth Of your money
return the bottle and get your money. 1t
has never failed on rheumatism, Cramps,
Sprans, Drawn Leaders, Contracted Mus
cles, Pains Nervous Headache, Kidney
Complaint, Weak Back and Breast, Germs,
by applying with flannel rag well setu-
rated for few days; Big Head, Big Jaw
and Big Shoulder; Swecny in its primary
stages, understand, Fistula in its primary
stages remember, also Poll Evil the same
will still continue to take stock with any
Of the above diseases and cure them
at reasonable rates, say ten dollars, no cure.
no pay. / will also take out Bone SPAWN
for seven dollars on the same terms. 1t can
be had at Fayetteville, Pleasant Village,
Blanche, Merryville, Pulaski, Simmons
Store, Ala. While some get it that are not
willing to give justice, other will that are
willing and justice always rules. Manu-
factured by J. l. MADDOX, three miles
northeast Of Blanche, Lincoln county, Tenn.
out. "a, 1873.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28

p We have received the
July and October number of
Rounds Printer's Cabinet. Il
is by all odds the neatest and
most beautiful printers journal il
the world. 1t is full of interest
ing things devoted to. the craft
AMI it is a rare treat to peruse ii'
beau'i al pages, as they are al
ways full of something valuable
showing the various improve
nents that are constantly being
made among the type workers OF
this AMI other countries. The
Iouble number before US is a
pleudil issue. Every printer
from the editor to the devil, should
peruse its pages regularly and care
July. 1t contains more valuable
Information for the craft than can
be obtained elsewhere, and we
value it as a publication far supe-
rior to any of IFS kind.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
6Y The most startling frauds

~ The most startling frauds
have been lately discovered in the
importation of sugar. The Office
in the first iLstapc. was to cllea'
the Government out of duties
The modus operandi is to disguiss
high grade sugar by mixing it
with glucose and cheap coloring
matter, thus passing it through
the Custom House at low grade
duty. I he color was subsequent
ly restored by chemical treatment.
Glucose is a species of sacchaIi le
matter, less sweet and less soluble
than cane sugar; is found il IA
Juice Of several fruits, but is OBJ
tanned in quantities from dried
grapes, honey and starch. 1t is
alsa found in the uril.e of people
affected with the diabetis. This
swindle has been going on for a
long time. 1t has robbed the
Government Of several million
dollars Of revenue, has driven
honest importers and refiaers cut
of the market and filled the mar
kets with poisonous brands. I'm
less there has b. en- collision be
tween the revenue officers and
the rlscally importers, it would
seem that the fraud might have
cen long since detected, and the
Government el.ri, he'd, and the
consumer protected.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Nashville's Sensation.
A Prominent Business Man Ac.
cused of Going Crooked

NASHVILLE, TENN Nov. e.
Business circles were greatly Elk
cited to-day. Last night a rep
resentaiive of Clrriek, Calvert &
Co, of Boston, filed bill in Cir
cnit Court against I. j. Redmond,
jun, and othtrs, praying for q
writ of attachment and injunction
against the property of said Red
mond, enjoInlng him for collecting,
transferring or disposing of any
notes or other property, and EN-
joining other parties from paying
him except under order Of Court,
At 1870 a second bill was filed
by Rankin & Co., of this city, tc
the sauna effect. Litter Nj. Nj
rrecy and others filed similar
bill. Judge Reid granted the
prayer Of the petitioners, and
writs were issued.
The compliments alleged that
Redmond allowed his notes to &c
to proies'; that, being notified, they
searched for him, but could find
him nowhere; that calls we're made
at Rcdmond'S place of business;
that on the ast C II the inlor nation
was given that Redmond had sold
his entire stock TO Norton & Da-
wilson, who had paid him in cash
and notes. The petitioners allege
id sale as fraudulent, and de-
signed to binder and delay tie
creditors Of Redmond. Some Of
Redmond's clerks said he had left
on the train, others that re was
at his clearinghouse, but diligen1
search failed to find him. Red
mon1 owes the Boston firm near
ly $500, Trecy & Co. $4,000
and Rankin 81 Co. $500.
To day another i'll was flee
by White, Handy & Co, to whom
Redmond is indebted $1,000
Sheriff Price closed Redmond's
late establishment "a dry goods
and auction house, this morn.
ing, and it was reported that
branch house al Gallatin, which
he sold OH Monday, had alst
been seized; but later informa
ton says that only some goods
in transit were levied on. In al
interview Davidson said he hat
told creditors he would answel
as TO the terms Of sale, amour
of stock, &c, through his attor
ney. He had known nothin;
whatever of Redmond's indebt
edness when he made the pur
chase. It is stated that Their,
are several parties who have no
yet filed bills. Their claims
will run his liabilities up TO owe
$4,000. AT a late hour to
night nothing had been heard
of Redmond. His house wa.
a prominent one in the trade
and the peculiar turn of affairs
was a surprise, and has made ;
sensation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28

~ Last Thursday at Liver
pool a dense fog crept up from the
river like a gloomy spectre and
wrapped the city in midnight
darkness. Many accidents occur
ed in the streets, and several lives
were lost by the collision Of yes
sells in the harbor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
~ Mr.. MOODY is opposed t,

@I Mr.. Moody is opposed tc
churches that run church fairs
where "for % cents a young man
can come in a,d kiss the handsom
est woman in the ROOM" Mr.
Moody should remember that
though the sum named is yer,
small there are congregations
where the kiss is not so very
cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28

E@ When a man conducts
himself properly-does unto
others as he would have others
do unto h,m--and has the re-
spect and confidence of the
good people in the community
in which lie lives, it matters
very little what blackguards
and rnffians say about him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Grifee's Gailows.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Nov. %
Stephen Grilfee, sentenced to death
for having year ago committed
| will inous outrage on ten year
old gnl, was conveyed from the
Jail here to Newport, the princi
pli town Of Cooke County, where
his execution took place at 3 O
clock this afternoon. Last week
he sent petition to Gov Porter,
asking a Communication of his sen
tence to imprisonment for lite on
the plea Of having weak mind,
which was not made before the
Courts. He also begged that if
be must die he should be execu
It'd privately. Both his petitions
were refused, and the Governor
p 'sitively declined to interfere in
his case at all
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-11-28
Ds In the B lptist State Cor

DH In the B lptist State Con.
ventiou in Shelbyville last week,
The report on Religious Destitu.
ton in the State was read by Rev.
W. D. Mayfeld. The report sta.
led that there were forty impor
tant towns in the State in which
there was no regular Baptist
preaching, and recommended that
provision be made to occupy, at
once, Athens, Cleveland and
Sweetwater, in the eastern; Fay
etteville, McMinnville and Pulas-
XII, in the central; and Alamo,
Paris and Somerville, in the
western division OF the State.