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TIE TURKISH NAVY.

In order fiat our readers may frem
Isame idea Of the Turkish Navy, we sub
Iioin an extract from Clarkss Travels
through Greece, Egypt & the holy Land.
How marry such frigates as the one de-
|scrihed hy MIR. Clark. would the Guer-
|fier OF Macedonian meet and defeat in
1.-THE course OF cue iloprP
The traveller took passage in the fri
sgate from the Nile to Cos:
& They told us, that the snrerannuated
Icaptain Of the fiisate had never been to
!sea before his present voyage that at the
lace of seventv he hatl espoused are!atian
Iut the Capudan Pacha's and obtained in
consequence his appointment to the fri
gate, that his nephew q young man bad
Irather more experience, q held a station
|simiiar to thatof first lieut.. on board one
lof our si,ins. al the business of steering
1.-THE ship was left to the two Rasusans.
Iand to an old pilot who had never con
lsalted chart IN bis life !; the captains
IRephew having the manaqement of the
lcrew. and the care OF the rigging. A few
Erenchprisorers were keptin irons ready
Ito be sent alott In rough weather.
To these were attached a sturdy Ruff
foanswlm might be considered as Bprles-
|qning the Office Of BoatsWain ; it was his
| duty TO keen the crew in good humor by
all sorts Of tricks and Jokes, ia promise.
and sometimes distribute bash shish when
ANY additional bands was required in aid
[,f TIE French prisoners alofs, when the.
turkish sailors refused AS they constantly
did to ventnre ivom the deck an idiot,
|he,d sacred as a saint, and kept on board
for good luck af awetioneer, employ ed
|da;lY in hawking commodities for sale
between the decks; an immence con
'corrse Of passengers from all parts of the
Levaat, pilgrims upon their return from
Mecca. iartars, as cnar rs sixty Ara
|bians, belonging to the Capudan .Pacha,
with their Arab grooms :venders Of coffee
land tobacco. rao had regular shops esta.
!blished in different parts of the shin. At
might the spectacle IN board was perhaps
lone OF the NEST striking which persons
to venture with Turkish
:mariaers can possibly witness. The ship
seemed to be left nressss.yy much 20 her own
.disSretion every officer Of the watch
Ibcias fast asleep, the pert-hoies al open,
tap enormous quantity of canvass left loose
land the passengers between decks, with
paper fantssns, snaazius over their light
led pipes :whi!e sparks from these pipes,
with pieces Of igaited .'ungrs, were fying
tn all directions. Now and then az pgr
|expectcd rt.i called forth mourning
|eiacuiatdns ofss Aaan or {. biamnoud s''
|aad a few were seen sauatting singlY,
counting their prayers according to the
'oeads upon their tespies.''
Petersburg 1ntelEgencer.
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Elegant Lace Caps,
Head Dresses, &c.
Rogers & Lewis.

III Rogers e Lewis.
HIVE JUST RECEITEHl
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of ele.
"a giant Lace Caps and Head Dresses,
of the latest Pcris fashions.
ALSO, -
Pearl edged Ribbons, Gallons & silk
Cords Bombazetts: Rombazines &c Tar
tan Plaids, a, 6 4, T 4 G a; Ds-
mask Table Cloths. &c--all OF which will
be sold atreduced prices.
Aup. 49,
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GENERAL ORDER.
.MIssoart Territory.
HsAb- QuARgsRs.

Portage des StcaJr, Jaly ~, 1915.
The restoration Of. peace and Tranquil
tlity upon the northern frontier Of this ter
lritory, is no longer expected; without OBJ
|taining it at the point Of the baYcnet.
THE Sacks and kickapons of Rock River
|haye rs vet declined the osier Of Peace
which tie government of the z. States
lhas rendered to them, and have mani
Tested recently strong disposition to a.
jvoid negotiation altogether. The cGal-
missieners appointed TO treat with the
hostile Indians on the Mississippi and its
waters, have not been net by any re-
spectacle deputation from those tribes:
and eve. those that did assemble, came
under toe. veil OF Hypocrisy and deceit;
iorit i confidently believed that war par
ties started at the same time with them
for our frontier. Since the overture
Imadeby our government to restore peace
upon terms highly advantageous to the
hostile Indians in the late war. the
sacks, Foxes and Kickapoos Of Rock RI
yer have repeated their ,iepredations a
vast deal of property has been stolen re-
lcentiy from the frontier Inhabitants, and
wandering naft:es nov threaten differelJ
parts exposed and not protected by 4
icomp.tent force. Iopfepare for sueI, a
Estate of,tl.;nes. Seems to hare occupied
|tae early attention Of the fresiaent Of
the q. States: he has taken proper steps
tor the protection AID security pf the
|pecple and the can,frv exposed to IN
!dian incursion, aud in order 70 meet his
views ard effect TIE desirable object just
mentioned. Naiol General Andrew Jack
Icon. The commanding officer OF the south
esn military division, has called pEon
Eme to hold the Militia of this territory il
for active service, to march at
Ia momeuts, warning. compliance WITT
This reruisiition, call upon every effec-
tive miiitia-.nan to hold himself in that
'state of readiness.
The melancholy ard horria scenes of
murders, rapiDe and violence, that are
almost periodically exhibited among your
ceunsrymen; pe!ghbors and relatives,
make a much more solemn aud eloquent
appeal to your patriotism than I can do.
Sympathetic feeling for those that suffer
can but be excited into action: lat In tie
Indulgence of this virtue the high and
manly dut7 Of soldiers is not forgotten
their arms will be doubly newed, and the
NEST confident hope is entertained that
whenever the proper tunctionary speaks
the word, all will rally round the stand
ard Of their county, and that ali will be
ambitious TO aven9e her wrongs, and the
injuries that have been inflicted at their
own doors, upon inHncent and defence
less woluen and children.
1t is most 'a4bai,ie that at least one
thir,l IF tie elective force of the several
regiments viii be frss called into service.
(Signed nm CA.afh.
By the COMMANDER in chiefs orders,
u. DEL.abys.at,
hdi't Gen. of Missouri Militia.
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Hest Of England
Superfine Cloths.

NE have just opened a choice as
w sortment of real Superfine Broad
cloths. Of the most fashionable colors and
equal to any in the market.
". II Rice and Co.
AUGUST 90. .
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Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGERS e LEWIS.

A Re now opening beautiful assort-
n ment of Elegant LACE GOODS,
&c viz--4-A, e., "a and 81 black and
white best English Lace Wells, shawls,
half Shawls and Trimming Laces--
Also,
Grape PaIerines and shawIs, richly
embroidered with ChiaeIe, Silk net half
Handkerchiefs with beautiful palmet
Borders-8ack Bombazine, &c. &C.
all which are just received from Boston,
where trey were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tor
cash.
August s.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TrEsDAy, Aveusr 81.
Democratic L arrangement,
NoY.

MS aHr yrissurtusc 20 receive but We
r. sey slemaeratie newspapers. we re-
sst tai, acknowledgements particularly.
ais clecr saeer noasease. alWaysa great
tsst is net often to be found IN other
gyssses.
Ii the Rali;mcrs Amef;ean, a Jew.
| hys aso. we founsl NJ Improvement in
lie Latin tousne, OF which 4Ai1swertia,
Tganr, and other ramssesis seem to have
| Gnawn aoth;ng. We had
rr+ efbatuln ct !itc-atrm." Aid.
BESIDES. we wey infeene'l thai al dis
neaat.s word ior vcgd and letter for
et1ef.''
The writer $50 sosns 70 have q knew
|lsge Of tue 9.agisA iarsuase peculiar
10 hirsclf. On Wednesday last the A,
|nericassaiA I7rss. Af.rcti,e extraor,iina-
|ryeyents d the last IS years. it IS RIGHT
|esckaaviease t!sat waatsYef IS praciic0-
| hsis possible"
Acgmman maa, rhnksows notMng os
.
teIatin la9snage, emil yerY hstle ofthe
Eas!sIl, weal,i he likely to say atonce,
sSaat,witnessips the extsaos,iinsry e.
pts of the last rs years, that whatever.
spsciica5.e IS possible, anti whatever
sPossibsc is practicable. lie would not
eGkeiy even 80 talk of acknowledging
WAITS 80 cri;laat and untieinahle. lie
s@id taae it Tor granted, as what every
eaassew. anss What GO n,aa could DIS
FeSe. He ,nrsht say, i he bad read
Gnacunti, SIR. yogr tlekaltion ct tne
srd : preeticasse.' is like I.inkum
sdehas' definition &c The word Lore.
Love is iete." And Go Yar. Mr. Ian
Sfs Fad It necessary to witness the
szrsorlinary events OF G5 years. 10 dis
'Nsr tat !. whatever is practied6se is
fasislssv
TO Thursday the Arneriean said
So" II this news prose correct. VS. can
nls say HAT the french are insieed a
,aS,.segy tickle Ratiee. a.,.l that Bona
s.elsa st tue nan we took him TO
!onFri|ay tie American speaketh IN
RsnanneF.
~" iessas that the democrats OF a.
Isesa are attached to BonaIsrte, IS.
s4sls noh>epse. and carries With II ITS
ssa eonvicsieY--If we thought there
Ia1ene democrat in this coantfy iayofa-
~m Er'aaaete and his cause, we
, viz hele u bud him necl, and heels,
mesq mn hIfo the volcano new burn
s@lsstaded France Nhew..!.
s p,'asa'araay TIE -Anlericaa, made tie
"s'@'ng important discovery
~. Ills now evident that the pco-
8 s. = France arc Incapable ,d liberty in
saspe- they luust have master
81 "a Will row have many masters, who
y aad them hands and feet in the house
b.; ~auage, for years, perhaps for cen-
,si' ses- ii'seg tere dest,Vyed h5erty not
tss y %siesr olrp coUasry, tat az ereiy
49, 'acash /. precious coniession.'
CDssauars Gesette.
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NEw-T eRK aug. Is.

" the orig sllakesnaar, Captain Rand.
which arrived last evening, in - days
from Lisbon, we have received a file Of
Lisbon papers, from which the following
translation is made, relative to the opera
tons of the American Squadron in the
Mediterranean.
We learn verbally. that on the 21st
June, an Algerine fIgate was towea int
the barbour Of Carthagena, by an Ameri
can trigate, and there given to the care Of
am American schooner. She was captur-
ed on the 10th, is new vessel of IA guns
the Admiral on board was killed, as
were many men. and the ship totally dis
elasted. A brigantine was driven on
shore, aasl taken possession Of by the A
Imericans-the crew were sent to Car
thaeena. A schooner has also been Ia
ken by thesAmericcns sand an Algerine
|trisate escaped into Ahcant. The A
|sGefican squadron, was left in chase of
the remainder of the Algerines, CarIha-
gena VAS the rendezvouse, and lodgings
we're preparing for Com. Decatur.
!. Tie Americans had on board 400 Al
IIsscrine Prisoners, with the declared in
|tention Of beheading them in sight of Al
giers, should the report be true that the
crew of an American vesselha been put
10 the sword in Algiess.
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ExrnAcTs oF LETTERS,
Lisbon, .Jaae 90, 1915.

Lisbon, Ja'ie 2S, $50
/. Capt. Emes--I beg leave to trouo'e..
YOU witt tie two enclosed letters; aud
Congratulate YOU on the capture Of t@o
Algerine frigates By the American SQUAD
ron Yonrs sc. J. L0RiNG."
1. p. S. One fI1gate has arrived IN s,ar-.
thaeena; the otler about 6 leagues from
that pert.
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: ME public are respectfulIyinformed
~ that the Alexandria Theatre will
open, .tor. fourteen nights only. The
hrst performance will take place on
Thursday Evening, Angg 24,
When will be presentad,
a celebrated Pay in 8 .acts, intsrsperse9
witb .Masic,
CALLED THE
Mountaineers.
Written by G. Celman, junr. Author Of
the Poor Gentleman, &c.
Gctaivian, Mr.. Duff,
From the Dpblir. BOSTON and Phiiadcl.,
pIia Theatres, his frstappearnce here.
RelmaTock, Mr.. Entwis!c,
From the Manchester, Boston and Phila-
delphia Theatres, his first appearances
here
Floranthe, Mrs. Duff,
Her first appearance.
Agnes. Mrs. Placide,
from the Charleston Theatre her first app
pearance.
After schich aciN be exhibited the
Temple of Concord.
To conclude with celebrated Opera in
two acts, never performed here, called
Turn Out.
Solnerville Nj. Stewart
From the Philadelphia Theatre.-Kis
first appearance.
Marian Ramsay Mrs. Entwisls
August 10.
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TTRANSLATIcN.l
Liston, July 4.

To day Greek ship has arrived from
sryrna. the capt. states that ID days
since. offCsrtbasena, he saw the Amera-
can and Algerine siuadrons engaged !;
|tfat lie saw them disperse in all direc-
t;ons. that lie saw the Americans take S
sha,s aud that altho' he had good
|breeze he heard firing until O'Clock in :.
the morning. He knew of the arrival OF
I4he frigate a. Carthagena. as mentioned.
He was on beard of Com. Decatur's ship
before the action, and afterwards, OF
Malaga, he fell 10 with the Dutch squa-
1 dr0n.
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p O s r s. G r Z P z.
EosToN Aug. Z.
EosToN Aug. Z.


BT the ship Cyrus, capt. Emes, which
arrived here Yesterday from Lisbon, we
have ample confirmation of the capture
OF two Aigerine cruisers BY che squadron
under the gallant Decaturin the Me,i'tar-
ranean. This confirmation follows.
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A cAap.

4 CARD.
+ Lisbon. June 2s.-Mr. Barton pre-
sents his compliments to 9. 9. Darrell.
Esq. and sends him the following trans
lation Of a letter from
g Cartlageaa. goth Jnne, 1915.
" Yesterday an Algerine frigate arriv-
ed in this port, dismasted, and almost a
Hreck.-She had been reduced to this
stately American ships of war outside.
We are this moment informed that ano-
ther Agerine frigate has been captured
by the Americans and arrived into Esta-
cia--an anchorage on the coast, distant
hence about seven lesgues."
Lisboa, June is, 1875.
g Capt. Emes-I enclose you a letter
for the Hon. the Secretary of the navy,
giving him an account of the capture Of
two Algerine irigates. which has been
received from the most respectable house
in Carthagena."
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DOMESTIC.
GREEK INDIANA.

CREEK INDIANS.
Notwithstanding our vicinity to the
Greek Indians, few Of us know any thing
Of their manners and customs The FOL.
lowing articles Oh this subject, are copied
from "a manuscript " Sketch # me Creek
Nation" drawn up by Col. Hawkins, socn
after being appointed Agent for Indian
Affairs. Having been permitted to make
extracts from this valuable work, we shall
from time to time present our readers
with such parts Of i as we may conceive
most Interesting:
Uar-This is always determined on by
the great Warrior. When the Niece and
Councillors are Of opinion the town has
been injured, he lifts the war -hatchct "a
gainst The nation that has injured them.
But as soon as il is taken up, the Micgo
and Ccunselors may interfere and by
their prudent counses stop it and pre-
coed to adjust the Misunderstanding by
negotiation.
If the great Warrior persist, and goss
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u. TRUEHEART,
PLaNTERs' FAKE FOR SAFE.

gHSiIE SUBSCRIBER will sell this Handsome
y fGin, very cheap, for part money and part
credit He Therefore invites those who wish to in
vest money in valuable Lands, 10 take a look at
this property IL lies in the county of Gooebiand.
ten miles above the Courthouse, forty from Rich
Ioond, ana seven fcoin Boat Navigation ON James
Rover, and contains about 700 acres 50 acres of
Which lying IN L'cing-hole Greek, is equal III fert-
~ to the best James River bottcm Lands-the
high land lies well, is laid of in five fields and
well fenced in--the fields have been ali covered
and those out Oh cultivation, pretty well taken
with at and those now under culture were we'll
t"Aen with lit produces gnod crops of corn
wheat AND tobacco The buildings are generally
good and convenient. The dwellIng-house Is mart
" two-story, and is neat, light, handsone building
The Farm is well watered, having streams in eyely
1eld, and several good springs convenient TO the
dwelling house, and large Orchards of good fruit
consisting oil Apples, Peaches, Cherries &c
lie has also, I'.Vo Small Farms, in the same
neishborhocd, for sale, on the same tsrms-one of
which containing lG5 acres, at present unfer the
occupancy of Mrs Oyis--is well timberesi and has
on it a thriving young Apple Orchard, and lies near
enough 10 Planters Fare, to supply it with timber
he ether coRtsins 1g5 acres, and is subject to the
iAe sstateo, Pass. james, (au old Lady, who lives
% the ts:ia. Il further description ofihe pro.
Prrtyis deemed unnecessary, as those Wishing TO
purchase, viii no doubt view the premises.
The terias may lie known by application to Mr..
john y. Naoe (Elo lives on the prsiaises) or To
che Subscriber living in Richmond
DANIEL TRIpLETT.
Aur,lst ~ -9p,f
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kHIlLOCE q .SHgPlPD
.NOTTCE.
TEVHE Subscribers having formed a con-

FBNHb Subscribers having formed a con
> nctgn WI undertake. on commissions he payn.e.t
fi1nrcsidens - '
Ilose n9ss DENTS wioare interested IN lands in Ken.
tuciy, viii DO wei to attend 10 he ad;ns'n, Of ill.,
san' previous TO the FIRST Of january DcxtAn act of the
Iegsatc als efcton that day, iibiing thc prosecu-
Ton 81 suns, ether at law Coity. for u,e recovery Of
lands where any person persons have seu,cd on tive same
under an adverse eaiia iilic.
Iho5c VINO wish 70 employ The ybsc.bcr VIII address
t1r itsS 'stDrg WaiNer Niehoasvle, Jesanine coif-
y, or TO 4Ahf5d u EgsestoD, Paris Bourbon County, Keif
lucky.
GEORGE W1fLhER. Nicho,a,yilIe
ALfHBD q. ECCLESTON, Paris.
sst.F
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{ NOi.. te.-AN. 80

My limits W. III not permit me 70 furnish
even sketch Of the speeches that were
made BIZ general Harrison, one of our conn
M issiouers, and proposed to bury the batch
ct, accordln5 to IA ancient practice. snd
| that this should be done in such an effcctu-
al manner, that our peace could not be ca
SHY q S'uTbed again---that il was low re-
| c1 ssa'y that the Iadans should determine
whether they would accede to the terms
OF the treaty Ct Client, in which their al
lies, the British, had included then.--that
being free and independent people as we
are. 1 was for them alone 60 decide whelh-
CT they would become parties to it, and
thc eby secure TO themselSesits atlvar t1c-es
or By jectnS it, still remain at war WITH
us. ihat the policy Of the l.. STATES " as
pac nc and equitable, and that we wished
them to participate III all the blessings We
enJoyed--but that orr people were brave,
in battle, and that we not fear war,
when driven to il by the injustice Of an enc
my.
a chief of the Shawanese made areply.
diet ted, apparently, by the prophet, Who
sat by his de, in which he acknowlodg d
the errors they had committed, ard an
Pealed 70 tn pity Of the United Ststts' go
Vernuent. They had suffered Nv the evils
CT war and by sickness, and were glad thar
thu Great Sp rt haa afforded then tbs op-
portunity OF a Getting, to accomplish the
great undertaking Of buying the Ratchet.
me ln@ians manifested pacific DISPOSE
ton, and nave no doubt, from the terror
Of the speeches which they delivered, and
OF their general appe rance and deport-
me1t, that every Arrangement viii be mace,
which the government conten plated bv
this mtetieg and that. if we have wisdom
enough to s. the propriety Of keeping up
a string mltarv force on that m tc
frontier, chat we shall for many ars, be
irSe from ar Indian war. ind the dreadful
approximations If havng our women and
cnildrsr prey t the tomahawk and scal-
ping knife. Yours, A. b.
Cory ola letter. firm mr.. Brent 10 Ills
E1ceRency the GCverncr If Kensucky,
doted
WASHINGTON, Drp'r OF Starr, ,
September 9th, 1915.
" In the absence of the s~c,etary of
state from The scat ofGoveinment, I am
Gnarge d to transmit to your Elk elicocy, as
have the aonor 1f6Nirg the encIos ! c.
py. Of the Proclamation Of ,he President,
referring to certain unlawful preparations
which are said TO bs N foot within the u
n1ted States, particularly within the state
+ Louisiana, tow rds an enterprise against
the SPansh Domin ons, warning the Citi-
Gems OF the United States and Other inha-
bitsnts thereof, against partic patton in
them, and calling upon all faithful q gems,
and the several authorities of the clun'ry,
Tor Their aid, in the Suppression of these
preparations and desigos.
l have the honcT 10 be,
With very great resp, ct,
Your Exccllrrcy's obd' serv't,
DANIEL BRENT.
His Excelency the
GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY.
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K,3LUABLa aNOFLNrll

E4'Ok SALE. --Agretable II the last
Wan AMI Testament ofJuet Allen, de cd. viii be sold
NJ public auction, und the direction OF f,,ie H. Lae
on Monday the 10th inst. Il TENElfEE situated on Rock
e'ts ana Wrehoue streets part of lot No. $780, This pro
which VIII be left At III, Merchants coRee-lIoue crst
Of two siN, and twelve months ;tlt say one fh of
the purchase money two and tn balance IN lnotics al six
and twelve months.
Notes wh approved endorsers, payable NJ one of tie
Eais OF Virginia. and deed trust ssc,s the ra,1nen,
oi the purchase mon " VIII be required. Inintate pos
SESSION NH be given e purchaser purchasers. The stu
alton OF t,s properly such call ia, attention cftho
Who may Wish TO realize property i'll this city.
RICHARD YOUNG, acting tr'r.
1rsti His nil dsHieae{
oJ AT the same time, building tenelents of twenty
NVc iet 'front.' running back ninety feet. ON Bloody Run
street, VIII b. sold without reserye.--ier1is at SALE
JiMES III LYNCH
AF-tt
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DICKS, MOORE AND co.

EGTIiL receive, in few days, from tle slim
W MsIoei'0s, now 81 City Point, 40 packages
Of British manufactured GOODS, consulting of
Rose and Dnfilc blankets, Kendall Cottoiis,
6 f5.e' green aud white Plans and Kerseys,
Swat sdown and Foiienet Vestings,
Fianncls, Coating, Cafpeting,
Bombazetti, Hardware, sc.
They will also receive by the ship Indian Chief
daily expected from London, an elegant and oxtes-
sive assortment Of London Superfne Cloths and
Cassimere5, Cotton Goods, &c. making large and
general assortment OF Winter Coods-u hich the,
will sell by the package piece fsr cash or appro.
vsd f'arcr October7 i5-tf
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WW be So. .nithn,., reacr,.r

VW Oe Oot0s TvithOnt reserve,
a 4 Windsor, on tie 12tl DAY Of this month if
"a far, if not the next sr day, the Stock Of flor-
y sesMulss, Ca;tle (among which are IL Cows swing
q nlilk), Sheep and Hog, With the Plantation Oten-
iOi'' plantation the present year consisting Of aloat
BszvdD0D VT Of Oats, Rye and Hsg together with The
mept Of ~ Fodder, tsc.Asc, very good coachee &
COOK pigTncss. Sale to begin At 10 o'clock Terms,
Eree votes l%ysble On tlc i;st day Of January
The y. DORRiNGTON.
.tCr( October Z. TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
III Q. Northern Omission, ,
Detroit, August IS, 1915. 5
ORDERS

In future, no soldier Gnvalids excented1
will be discharged from any 6 the rcei-
ments or corps within the Northern Division
OF the Army, until the commanding general
shall have ascertained that the aggregate
number under the new organizatirn equals
the Peace Establishment" according to
law.
BY command of Maior- General Brown.
r. JONES, .4id-de- Canan.