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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

That AGAN ACT we have receiver
long communication from Winchester, Virgl-
MIA, in relation to the mean aud contempuoie
effort made by Contemporary, to prevent Tie
circulation of the Clipper in that place. bn'
we shall trouble our readers with the concluo-
ING paragraph of the communication only
that being sufficient to prove the truth OF what
we have heretofore stated on the subject, and
TO Justify the comment which we have made.
It is as follows:
"The editor of the "Sun," in his comments
on the communication that appeared IN the
Winchester Republican, and the article IN the
Clipper, rays the whole matter is "de " by
the request of Jack" and f,r the information
of those concerned | will make two extracts
from letter dated, "Sun office, Aug. Gath,
1896" addressed to o J. Gibson ("Jack.w v
"Your letters of the 18th and 22c, came duly
to hand, enclosing in each five dollars, which
was placed to the credit of Evans" (colored
agent)-and the letter concludes thus:-"Yo
must not serve any other Baltimore paper ercep!
The "Sun, as we understand you are now crcu-
lating the "CIipper" with the Sun This
will not do. Yours, Sc, A. S. Abel & Co.
Now this ls the whole transaction, in It's true
form; and as proof that the people of Winches
ter understand the matter, the Sun is now ii
the shade IN point of circulation in this place
and the ''Ciipper,n with he enterprising "Jack
as carrier, now has a circulation Of upwards o
two hundred. He {Jack) also intends, by re
quest, to get the Baltimore Argus, aud any 9th
er Baltimore paper that the citizens may wish
as it is his aim, only to ohlige, and he punctna
and faithful. Yours, respectfully, WP, w."
1t is two penny affair, which we should no
have condescended to notice, only that WI
deemed it necessary to expose the dshonoraO
expedlents resorted to in order TO "curtail u
of our fair proportions
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

A7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers tor me
sontn,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, c0mfoabe safest and cheapest to any oih
g, Route. See advertisement. Je2bd
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs. James Nc
cl,rs aud William Shelton were arrested at
Rockingl am, Va, last week, charged with
passinr counterfeit $50 notes on the Bank %
The VnlIly,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09
SPLENDID WATCHES.

SpLENUID WATCH ES.
200 Splendid Hunting ca ed first quality full
MTm jewelled pate nj lever WATCHES, received
fs-S % per the last steamer, made expressly to or
eEss.aS der with large assortment of the diff rent
desc ipons of gold and silver Watches which are
warranted to be as fue as any Of my former impor
talon+. Persons in want of first qualify Watches,
will please call aud examine q. D. CLARK'S as
sortmeut, at the old established stand, Water street,
second door from Calvert. seq
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

Drowned. Mr.. David Ammen, fnrmerIy
editor of,he Georgetown, o 40, Standard, WAS
drowned in the o no, near Ripley, last week
He was 10 years VI age
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

CorroN GooDs. The Providence Journal
states that the goods recently sold at auction in
New York, at prices which the Journal OF
Commerce cites, as showing how cheap they
can proftaby be made, were part of the eff
fec,s of a company which commenced business
two years ago with capital Of es5 900, and
have Just failed minus their capital, and $3.50,
900 besides The Journal says that the goods
sud at cents at that sale, cannot be made tor
less than cents, aud gives a detailed calcSla-
ton, showing that the printing cloths now SELF
ing at to l-s cents, actually cost over s
cents,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

PLAIN FACTS. An article in the National
Inteligencer of Saturday last, shews the effects
produced by the erection Of the Laurel Factory
in Prince Georges county. Before the con-
stIucton of the factory the land was assessed
at only SIS per acre. In 1886 the proprietor
obtained charter, and struggled along with
great difficulty, until the Tariff Of 1912 was
enacted.
"Now,'' (says the Inteligencer,) "look at
the results. Where not habitation stood be-
fore, village has grown up of two thousand
inhabitants Numerous well-bult stone and
brick houses and stone church have been
erected; community of Christian worshippers
have been collected, schools established, and
all the external symbols Of a thriving popua-
tioa meet the eye. The lands which were
desert before are verdant now, yielding exuber-
ant harvests, and the acres which were dear at
five dollars an acre formerly, cannot be pur-
chased at fifty dollars an acre now. 1t the
neighboring farmers have eggs and poultry,
corn, wheat, butter, aud meats to dispose OF,
they find here, almost at their own doors, a
ready market and good prices. But, more
than all, and this Is the glory of the establish
ment, it gives employment to the poor, TO such
as need it; and it gives prompt and liberal pay.
p "The Laurel factory EN- pioyod, the last year,
in its various departments, $50 hands. 1t paid
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

SPLENDID PEACHES, We were yesterday pre-
sented by j. Royston, E>q,, with some of the
largest and most delightfully."- tasted peaches we
have ever seen. They are of his own cultva-
ton. and taken from small tree, thee years
old. They were originally of the ordinary
kind offruit, but have been improved under the
culture of Mr.. Royston and, as his mode OF
producing this extraordinary change in the size
and flavor OF his peaches, may be Of great ad-
vantage to farmers and others, we give it to
the public. He digs around the roots in April
ard July, and cleanses them Of worms, and then
places around them small quantity of salt and
salt-petre. This is simple, but efficient pro-
cess; and we believe, if generally adopted
would prevent the complaint which SO general,
ly prevails, of the deterioration of the fruit, and
the rapid decay of the peach tree. Mr. Roys-
ton will please accept our thanks for his de-
lightful present, as we'll as for the useful intor-
nation which he has gwen
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

UNUR SALE. Avny likely black e,i 10 800
H. of age to serve between eli ut ana r NIUE 800,
a good cook, washer and ironer. &c. rue WV,
eau recommend her very highly, having no ,u'ihrr
use for her-to good MASTER she VIII DC SOFA ~"
for cash. Apply at ,-.or,,onoe oece
100 p. Mo- 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09
x ELLING OF AT COST!

II
My ENTIRE STOCK, esbrac,na yer, large aRI
well selected assortment of u g q :, suited Il
the present, and all seHsons Of the Year viii h+ ~
off at C1ST, with all possible despatch. 'ot Csh on
The community are ASSURED that th,s IL IN star
advertisement, hut that the Whte stock win he s.I
off without hping repeHIshed bV any ,utcha-e -
GREAT BARGAIN will he offered 10 al W.
purchase either To stll again or for family u,e ar
buyers are invi,pd To cab without delay aud pxatnIu
the goods aud prizes tor ih' ns, Ives.
HENRY W. rfNiFR.
m2L Corner Of Hanover anu L0inhatL -stss
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09
QUARTER MASTERS DEPARTMENT,

QUARTER MASTERS DEPARTMENT.,
Baltimore, Sc temher 7, 1876.
VWyHE mILITAKI who intend to celebrate the
Il Anniversary of The Battle o. Nnrth Point, are
informed that the undersigned can furnish a. me
shortest notice, PROVISIONS, REFRESHMENTS
AMMUNITION, &C. &c
VICTOR vALLETTE,
seS-3t Quarter Master SIT Ree't vi
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

TERRIBLE STOKM-Loss Of Life AID Property.
We learn from the Louisville papers, that
very destructive storm occurred at, and near
Madison on Thursday last. The creek near
the tow rose to a tremendous height, and car
ried away several houses on its banks, with a
loss of several lives The cuIVert ana some IS
yards Of the railroad was carried away. Loss
estimated at from $50 TO $4,000. 1t will re-
quire nine months to repair the damages done
to the Railroad above
Since the above was put in type, we have
received an extra from the Madison Blnner,
from which we learn that nine lives were lost,
and that the damage will probably amount to
800 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

NE YuRK. MnssAy, 2. M.-Flour is in good
demand. 500 bills Western have bern taken for *.
p,rl ami speculation at 81 SO: common Southern
brauns are held at 50 d 81 Corn Meal is in de-
hana expert OOd Darreis have been sod since The
auivaI the stet npr. u prices advancing rom 81
Sc NJ az II aua s. at which II il now held; GcueSee
" heats in great demand at 95 CO IFS, holders de
ntanduV 3 ga ca "f Jets Com have been nj 62l
cent? 3Ie8 hu4. S.HIFrn yellow do. Sc cents weights
WhiStey II cid At 22t 23 cts.
Prnvtsau ate IN mndrrate demand nrices steady
no hbs Pos Ashes sold at 50 6sl and 81 bbis Pearls
al 4.2I psE 100 tbaa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

PHILADELPHIA MARKET MoEDAT vgNESd
Sept E,"ur, fresh ground, is wanted for sh pment
n a. hut nnd"rs, in view of the tight sto t. refuse
III At urcH, and we heaf OF sales; ODD stock IN IRE
Il nly neid; We quote It S37i So s7s. Com Meal
aud Aye Flour-Nu further sails have come urder
our notice Wheat-Ve y little arriving; a small
saIe of PeHnsylv'd eds was made at o'Sc and some
,,riue in store, il held at 81 cents ty--HUderS oil
prun,d ASK o5c Go Mo southern arliving-saes
10 the extent ~ 5000 bushels PeHn'a are reported at
E5c in plnrg Oats steady at '0c fur glod Southern
firoceries AMI Provisous-We hear nj no movement
IN e, het 10 day. Whisxey-Last sales Of ibis 9lkc
ut,w held at 9 C.
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TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.

MARINELIST-PORT or SALT NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Washington Go. Agricultural Society.

At meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Washington County Agricultural Society April 24th
the following Committees were appointed to award the
Premiums offered by said Society:
On Field CropS.-Hiram Jones, v, aitsfeld; John
Robinson, Calais; S. S. Kelton Montpelier
On Vegetables and F}qdts.--J. A. Curtis, Wanen
N. Knsman, Barre A. Bass, Moretown.
On Orctwding.-J. Ketchum, Barre; H. Allen
Berlin; L. Kendall, Middesex.
On Mechanic .4yts.-T Reed, Montpelier; w
Spague, Berlin; H. Ketchum, Plainfcld
On Butter Cheese, Sugar, and HoneH-E. P. Jew
ett Montpelier G, w. Bailey, Gilmore; r. Parker
Waterbury,
On Household .Nanyactmrs-L. Keith, Barre
Joseph Howes, Montpelier James Gould, North
field.
o., Farming Lnpiemcnts.- Charles Clark, Monpe-
her; Milton Brown, Worcester; Ebenezer Bruce,
Woodbury.
On Caihe-O. Wood, Barre; j. Campbell, Waits
field; f. Pitkin Marshfed,
On Fat Cmtle--J. Spalding, A. Pitkin w. B. Hub
bard, Montpelier.
On >EecD-CharIes Paine, NorthfeId George
Clark, Mont peer; S, R. HOLSTER, Marshfed.
On ,Siciae-Tra Arms DuXbury; W.. s. Smith, Mont
peier; f. Bruce, Fayston.
On HorSeS-M. Cottrill Montpelier ~ G. Josln,
Watsfeld; T. Hall, Planhod.
On E$say on Fuming,-D. Baldwin, f. P Walton,
Montpelier N. Bancroft, Plainfeld.
Discretionary tommdtee.-l. F. Redfeld, /. II.
Reed j. Douglass, Montpelier; J. L. Buck, Norhheld;
0. Smith, Berlin.
Committee of .9JYangemcnt$.-D. Baldwin, e. P
Walton, W. B. Hubbard, w. S Smith, J. w. Howes
Montpelier
Besides the list of Premiums which the Managers
are enabled to offer should funds sufficient be raised
discretionary Premiums will be awarded on highly
mertorlous articles Or animals
Arrangements will be made for a Plo'cing Match,
if time on that day will permit
Particular arrangements in regard to the Fair will
be announced by the Committee of Arrangements at
an early day.
It'll hoped that the Managers in their several towns
will exert themselves to increase the funds of the So
ciety, that it my prove efficient and useful.
J. w. IIOWES, Secg
May 18TH 1876.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

FOR A NORTHWESTERN LIBERTY CON
VENTION. AT CHICAGO.

The friends Of Universal Liberty in the North est
after due deberaon, and consultation as far as prac
tcabe, with those living in different States and Terri
tories, have determined on the expediency and propr
ETY. of holding General Convention of all persons
who are in favor of taking immediate steps for The peace
fill oUelthrolo Of american Slavery and that such Con
vention be styled the NORTH WESTERN LIBERTY Con-
vENTIoN, to be held in the City of Chicago, on
Wednesday, the 24th day of June next, to commence
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
This invitation is extended to all who believe they
are called upon to use the best in their power
for the removal of the SIN and Of Slavery; WHO
believe that it is the great moral question of the day.
involving the purity and prosperity Of the Church; the
great political question of the days involving the per-
manency Of Democracy and true Republicanism in
our Government, and the peace and prosperity of the
Nation; who would by peaceable and constitutional
means overthrow that ogarchy called the Slave Pow
er, which has perverted our proessedIy free Govern
ment to the unhallowed purposes ofdespotsu- such
invited to cooperate with in the deliberations
and proceedings Of the Convention. Those who are
not prepared to assume these positions and those who
inquirers interested in the moral and political
questions of the day, together with the people gener-
ally, without reference to sex, class or condition are
invited to come, hear and Judge for themselves.
Signed, c, V. DYER, & others
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Do m cstic q o nm pend.

ME.-Ihe State finances are represented as in a
ouishng state, the only difficulty being that the cred
itors will not consent to be paid of before the time to
which their stock runs although the State has $780,
600 in the treasury, which would like to devote to
buying up demands against it.
N. H.-The Legislature commences its session at
Concord next week.
The Granite Freeman Liberty is to publish daily
during the session.
The Northern Railroad makes sad work with Daniel
Websters farm in Franklin, it runs directly through
IT. separating the house fromth out buildings. The
corporation allowed Mr.. W. for tho land they wanted
and the damage $500.
Several quarts Of milk TINT were sold in this market
have been decomposcd and large quantity of it found
to be pulvcrizod chalk mixed with water This kind Of
milk has probably been the cause Of the death of SC
many chillren, in the warm season of the year. as il
brings on Il GOODNESS Of the bowels, diarhea &c
Manchester american.
BY private advices from the interior of this State
we are sorry to learn that the recent ross are believed
to have injured the fruit blossoms very extensively
1t is stated that the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.
at Manchester are manufacturing M. de LANES whicl
are thot better than the imported article and are offer
ed IN the market at much less price than the foreign
fabric The importers of these goods are likely. il
consequence to suffer heavy losses
MAss-The Gov has issued proclamation in an
swer to the Presidents demand, calling upon the citi
zen soldiers to enrol themselves and be in readiness
as " alike the dictate Of patriotism and humanity"
The telegraph line is now in operation from Bosto
to Springfield.
There are upwards of $4,000 hands employed in tn
manufacture of boots and shoes in the State of Mass
achusetts.
Cucunbers, raised in West Springfield were ha
about fortnight ago.
r. 1.-The twenty-frst anniversary of the Baptis
Convention of Rhode Island was held in the city {
Providence, on April the llr There are in the State
seems, 43 Baptist Churches, with IS pastors, contain
ing an aggregate of 1880 members. These churcho
have raised for their general objects of benevolepc
during the past year, $9,85789.
Gov. Diman has issued general order, comman,
ing all the regimental and Independent companies
the State to call meetings and ascertain forthwith no
many soldiers in EACH will volunteer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
BALI Y1S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TOR wonder blessing the hundred fold cheaper
and superior compounds Fame from million tongues
says next the Bible let be priced" Urn cost SlUo box we
would Keep constantly the house, we hold as Indispensable
ms bread" All palms. those Of the worst burns, are instantly
oppcd by it, aud Of bruised swollen broken strained stung, poi
sned ru umel otherwise wounded parts and CURED
scan unes broken limbs RAPIDLY cures the
ves CoNsrMProS inflammation and panness of the bowels,
indeed All internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal in
mries in truth whether Man Beast hJ utrng like miracle
c.,.
alive fast extending tsm corner this int gcnt
nen Look the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within precincts will say, eve much to its touch -
turn your footsteps towards the humble coage and the
der mother will soothing add and t prudent husband
man Will he has lost cows uder gelded lamb,
mig calf CALLED 5houdercd horse lost his labor by
hurts strains he has used it, For the host Of diseases
which this mighty alve prcrminenty beneficial and for
history of the torgcs upon il, pamphlets of Agents. II H.
DALEY be written each box in cOoGd ink with pen, II Is
poisuus YOU buy,
For sale los Nassau ST. one door above An and at Mrs Hays
1870 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
The genuine for sale by following Agents: s. p REpFgtp,
Montpelier A. Ceavcand, Bronkfed; f. bart h Co, West
Randolph; f. r. Amsworth, Wlamsown n. c. Hal, Chelsea;
Patt Post Mills G. w priohad son, Radior A. T. Bnn
croft Pamfeld NJ Wires, Cambridge; H. s. Camp Stowe; R.
andon Il Co., Wiluon Goes MichnS, Wa'- rbury j. Saw
ven Moretown Cushman " Flint W0rrea! Waterman Cadv
Aiorrisvlo j. R. Smith, Ludlow Cr.s, Wilmington, Briggs
Price Rochester T. Neycna, gby alton; e. K Muniu Brdg
water n Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

I N. Y.-The Journal of Commerce says that "no
license" is the decision of nine tenths of the towns in
the State at the recent election.
The savings to New York in the single article of
milk, within the year past in consequence of increased
railroad facilities, is not less than 9120Ou0
A man was stabbed to death in Il drunken riot in
Milford, last week.
The Legislature has adjourned. The Senate took
no action on the War Resolutions.
The Militia Bill-that aboshing distress for rent.
and taxing the rents of Landlords and that appopria
ting S25O0O for the Clinton County Prison, have been
passed and signed, and are therefore Laws.
In New York city, money is tight. The flour mar
ket Is dull, ranging from SAP, to 1856 and SIS.
PA-Thore are fourteen glass manufactures in
Pittsburgh and vicinity, manufacturing about one
million dollars worth of glass annually.
The fly in Wheat is committing sad ravages in
Bucks county.
The Governor Of this State has issued Procluma-
hon the purpor of which is call upon the citizens of
this commonwealth to trust in the Grace OF God and
Gunpowder, in respect to the difficulties with Mexico.
MD.-A maniac in the Maryland Hospital at Balli-
moe got loose and killed three persons before he was
secured
The National Intellgencer, of Saturday, says -
Among the samples of American Manufacture drawn
hithcr yesterday by the National Fair was female
from Montgomery county, a nursing mother of three
children both at one birth
The Roman Catholic Bishops of the U. S. are hold
ing provincial Council in Baltimore. There are %
Bishops, each attended by priest
TENN.--Nashylle, with population of only nine
thousand is said to contain two hundred and sixty rum
selling establishments
FLomDA.-Of Florida, paper says, Corn at pres
ent knee high cucumbers and oranges are daily lux
wies. Game comes to the door and asks you to take
it,"
LA lady of East Foliciana, has Just completed
bed quilt, made by her hands which is six feet
four inches wide, and seven feet long containing 1906
pieces
The Louisiana House of Representatives, on Satur-
day, the 10th inst voted 5000 600 more making $780,
900 in al to be used at the discretion of the Gov in
the equipment and transportation of volunteers for ma
tionll defence on the Rio Grandc.
GA.--Alrs. Sarah Donaldson, Pinckneyvc, recently
drowned herself and 3 children for fear of starvation
The two oldest tied together and thrown into the
river, and then the youngest dashed to herself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES

Randolph DStid.-Est. P Tracy, Randolph, will
presented I'd Mond. June. Est. D jackson, Chelsea,
hearing eX time, at Dicknson's, 3D. Friday June Est
FELTON,, Chelsea, hearing OK. time, same time and
place.
Bradford Dis.-Est. + Farr Newbury, sale real
estate; hearing June u, Bradford; hearing cx time
same time.
LamoiHe Dist-Est. c Whittemoro, Eden; sale real
estate, June IS
Hmdsor Dish4d,- Est. R Emmorson, Reading,
hearing app for license to sell real estate Hartshorn's
Reading, Sd Tuesday June. Est A Worcester, Wind
sor, will, examination same time
Htntsor Dist Est Mary Robinson, Reading,
hearing admr's acct, Hathorn's, 3D. Tues, June.
Hjndsor Dist.--Est. E Grain, Springfield; SEES. com.
last Wed. June, and 3D. Wed. Sept Est Walker
Ludlow; com. sit Smiths Oct 6.
,NnIboso Dist-Est. L II Barber, Wilmington, app
to sell real estate, Brattleboro, June 70.
RELIGIOUS.
Orleans Co. Conf. ann. meeting at Albany, 3D. and
4th June
Addison Co. Bop. ASSN quarterly meeting, Wcy-
bridge, juno 67.
SALISBURY Association, ann. meeting I'd Baptist
Church, Bennington, LIST Wed. June.
EDUCATIONAL.
Wndham Co. Teachers Conventions Marlboro
June 9; Jamaica, June IL; W Westminster, June l3.
AGRICULTURAL.
Rutland Co. Ag Soc. adj meeting Rutland, IS
Tues June
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rutland and Addison Co. Mutual Fire ms Co. ann
meeting Brandon, LIST July.
VT Central Railroad, annual meeting to choose di
reetors, Windsor, July 15
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Curious Statistics.

Some Industrious collector Of statistics has taken
pains to ascertain the number of churches cergymen,
COMMITMENTS, &c, in the United States; from the
result Of his abors we extract the fowing which
will be read with interest and surprise. The numbers
and amounts far exceed all previous suggestions.
Total numbered churches, 28074-of these 6?5 are
Catholic. Value Of church property, $l00000000
Number of ministers 32,563; Catholic Priests, 709
Number of commandments of all churches, 570G,513,
Catholic commandments, l,07l,0O0; Baptist do, 5l9
1888
Politicians and those who live by politics, about
5000O0--who do NOT attend church.
The number Of Lawyers in the United States is es-
tmated at 10000.
The number of physicians and surgeons a.
O00
The whole army Of the United States, $500.
The entire navy at less than 1000.
Professors, teachers ard schoomasters 5000.
Rogues in prison estimated at 100000 rogues out of
prlSon-no return.