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FOR OEpINApy.

ny" The friends of j. II. MARETT respect
fully anno'ncc Linn candidate for Ordinary of
t'ckcnS District az inc next election.
- The friends of WM. j. PARSONS. Esq.
reSroctiuliy announce Him II candidate for re-
election t" tic office OF Ordinary. for ricl;cns
uIstHci. Mt tic ensuing election.
IN, The friends otW. T.. HOLCOMEE res
pcciirl'y announce him candidate for Otdii,u-
ry. at the nest election.
~" The friends OF s. II. JOINS respect
fully announce him Il candidate Tor Ordinary nv
The next election.
nsil, The trcrlS of Rev. JOHN OWENS bcg
leave 81 ainounc" him candidate fo, Ordinary
of lickcns district, at the ensuing election.
Nsa The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re
srcciiully announce lim candidate for Or,lin-
AIRY of Pchcns district at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
Es:3" The friends Of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shrr-
iti OF Pickcns district, at tic nrxt election.
ND" 'rhc friculs Of Col. LEAiuEL TiIOM-
AN respectfully announce him ~ caudidatr
for Sheriff Of Pickcns disuiet ut The ensuing
election.
t-ya The friends Of Col. 4. Z. SARGENT
respectfully announce him Il candidate for
Sheriff OF P.cEcns district, at Tic ensuing
election.
Rsr1 Tho friends Of W. y. CRAIG bcg leave
toanno'ncc him II candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district, at the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
EE, The friends of MIR. \. =. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Gilce at Tax Collector q Dickens district, at
the ensuing election.
E$3" The friends of Mr. GEORGEF. STEAD
lNG respectfully nnnouncc him u candidate foY
the uilicc Oi Tax Collector nj the next election
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ita, LOOK OUT FOR
NEW SPRING & SUMME GOODS,
II AT PENpLETON. S. G.
SVb H'lNEH ~ Ba a w ~ "

r. a SNR Il az 81 az HROV
ANEjust received and rc.now opening
d Il for tAn inspection of the public spIcm-
did assortment of Spring and Summer Dry
GOODS to which VIC invite the attention of
the public. Oar Stock Of DyeSs Guot!s en-
braces every variety of the Newest and most
inShlonabIe Styles from the French, Eugiish
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
C"l"red M"slins. Jnconct Lawns, Robes.
Double Jupc Robes. GinghnmS. Mnhair De.
Bcge, Plaid Borcgcs. lIonp Skirts. C,lrncs
Jaconct, Swiss. Null Plain and Plaid Mus
iins. Black and Cplnrcl Silks, Linens. Cam.
bricks. Long Cloths, &c. Embroidered Col
'nr% and Sleeves well worth the attention of
all buyers from % cts. to 600 dollars
gsGmNets.
White, Culorcl and Fancy Straw and Men
politnn Bonnots; ard grud assortment of
White and C"lurcd lmd,cs and Misses Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons. Rushcs Sc.
Gont3 Goods.
White Linen Drill Planters Linen. Sail
Duck. Check and Plain Linens, Drapdc tc
Cottonod" Linen and SILK IIandkcrch;cls. sc.
Raady"made Clothing.
Linen and MhYScillc> Shirts and Collars. L;il-
On NlarScilcs Drapdc'tc and Cloth Coats, Of
all sizes
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Black and Fancy Silk, and Fancy Marscilcs
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots and ShucS of aii sizes.
Ladies' SIN Caters, Heel I1u Bouts Black
and White Kid Slippers. Toull of which we
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A Friendly Notice.

a III persons indebted to the Estate of
IA Joshua Cox. deceased. must settle ut
oonco. Those having demands against tho
ESTATE must render them in nccordngto law.
By his request. the largest notes aro in the
hnnds Of Mr n. Is. Cox for nn carly settle,
mcnt. prefer winding up the estate lust
as soon ns tho law will admit. as far as am
concerned as ono of the administrators.
j. TX. IIUNNICUTT, Admir-.
= Feb 80, 1859 81 If
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OBJ O1rWARY,

DIED, at his residence, near Bnchcior's Re-
treat after n fcw days Illness. Mr.. Jomx NJ.
BOWMAN. indhe 8lst year of his age. lie was
an upright, honest man. q true friend md n
worthy and respectable citizen. The commnni
ty has lost n useful man. He left wi,low and
large circle Of friends to mourn his loss.
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Brandreth's Pills.

. FOR S.ILE IT S.iIUBRITI, s. e.
NiIESE celebrated Pills II of vegetable com
L pound, free from mercury drugs OF any
kind. They are a sovereign remedy for pnir or
any uncasiness in the body. or costivcncss.-
Skin diseases of any invetcrhc and painful char
actcr such as crysipcns, suit rhcum. tcttcr and
summer heat, have been cralcatcdby thciruse.
These pills have cured the rheumatic. the cp-
lepiic the paralvtic and the consnnp'ivc In
Jaundice and all affections OF the liver, dyspcp-
sia, dyscntery, and diarrhoc plewsy. Sudden
pains anil iniammations female obsrnctions,
scorbatc and scrofuous, even gouty AMI ncu-
ralgic affections, have given way to the use of
tlus medicine; and now. after twenty yenrs ex-
periencc, the public estimation of Braudrctl's
Pills continue to incrcase. For Worms Bran
drctli's Pills arc the best vermiflgc; they are
intalliblc, A little child six years old, for some
weeks WAS dropping; its mother gave it one of
Braulrcth sugar coated pills; the next day
there come away n worm sixteen inches long
AMI MS large as II child finger. The child was
we'll! And for 'rlc,risy nothing is better. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
Ee9S-siold by w. $. X q. F. WILLIAMS, "
Salubriiy, s. c.. at the usual price.
April 20, 1859 80 If
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}9WR9GMgAl.

r, MARRLED, ON the evening of the 5tlr inst, by
.. IL. johns, Esq. Mr. liEYny BURDIr to Miss
DELLAH Price, nil of Pickcrs.
On the 3d plt., by WIN. Hunt ESQ, Mr.. JEp-
ny SMITH to Miss CELIA JASrs, all of Pickons
On the 10th ult.. by the same. Nlr. JSNrs
MOORE to Miss MARY IIARDrx. all of rickens.
On the 9th instHnt, by T.. p. Werner. ESQ.
Mr. WM. MARTIN to Miss SAuAm ASK FRANCES
daughter of Mary iIonca, of piokens
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Celebration.

INlE Second Anniversary ofthc Modern Knight
icmp'ar5. Mt Twelve Mile Camp Ground will
DC celebrated at that place on the fourth Satur-
day of this month. Several good speakers are
expected to deliver Addresses on tic OCCASION
There VIII be II PIC NC DINNER on the occa-
sion. to which all arc invited to come and par
take. We especially invite nll Tcmpcrancc on
ganizations and all whoare friendly to the cause
to gra!c us with their presence. The process
siou Will formed ut 10 o'clock \. NJ. ut the
Temperance Hall, and proceed from thence to
the Church to receive the addresses
Come one, come all and help us to roll the
Temperance Ball.
COMMlTTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
May I, 1855 ~
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NOTICE.

I IEREBY give notice to llpcrsonsindebtedto
inc in tho Ordinary's Office on Bonds due me
for Real Estate that have deposited nil the
bonds in the hands of ]. Il. HAGnOD for collcc-
tion, who is the only person authorized to re-
ccivo the same, and who is my ,lhly authorized
deputy in all business transacted in my Office
W. J. PARSONS, o.P.D.
ordinary's Office, March %, 1859 3m
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Watch Ropairing.

7 TAX II this method of infnrmimg the pull
d, lie dat will be Mt PickcnS c. II ON each
sale, nndothcr public days. Cor the purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES and Jcwclry
Scncrally. Also, any work in the above line
will, at all times receive prompt attcntion at
my residence | miles from Pickcns G.. IT,,
IN the rond leading fromthc former place to
Wallmlla.
Bs2F" My"wn work warrantcd--tcrmsm most
accommodating.
7~,t III. 4. III. GIBSON
April IL, lS59 80 If
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale tho valun-
Il bic TRACT OF LAND on which he
now resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems, and lying on Tie head waters of Eighteen
Mile Greek. continuing Three Hundred aud
Twcnty-inur Acres. On the promises there
arc II comfortable dwelling. all necessary
"ut-bnIdings. with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land Terms made easy, and
Tor further particulars apply on the land to
FELIN ROGERS.
March -. 1850 rs f.
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GROCERIES, I

MOCHA. JAVA, LAGUIRA and RIO
1Y4 Coffee. Chockolcte and Coffee Sugars,
Green and Black Tea of superior quality
Golden Syrup and West India IIonov, for
sale low by j. B. f.. SLOAN & Go.
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"a g..

NGGwifc. Mnlindu Carver, having left my bed
All and board, will not be held responsible for
any debts she may contract in my name.
MARTIN SrADTLER
Chcohcc. April IG, 1859 30 3
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state Of south Carolina,
E'iCKCnS--Hn E2uuIiy.

john tt. TroNcl and wilc Ct al. nm o., n;.,,,.
Elizabeth B. Keith, Ex'trix.ct al cry NC l. &C.
I appearing to the Commissioner that II. f.
l Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott NJ. Keith.
Christopher Kirkscy, David Garvin and wife
Nancy; the heirs nj law of Jared KirlScy de-
ceased, to wit: Isaiah NJ. Kirl;Scy. Jared T.. f.
KirEscy. Mary !" NJ. p. kiri ey; the minor
heirs of Thomas j. liullum, namely: Thomns
j llallum. William llallm. Fair *. lIallum
Cclcstia Il. lInllum. Catherine lulluu. --
lIollum. defendants in this ease, reside from and
without the limits of this State: On motion OF
Harrison and Pulinm, it is ordered that the be
fore named nbscn' defendants do appear in this
honorable Court nul plead, answer on dcmur to
comrlainnnts' said hill of complaint, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro coptcSSo will hc tnkcnNs to them.
ROB'T a. THOMPSON, C.E.p.p.
Cum'rS Olfcc. March 90. 1859 3m
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
AT BSfeI&cy1s a.. M.

Al B'ASkcHS q. IN.
THNlIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
H friends and the pubic generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE.
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an cs.nb-
lisbment of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gious terms and will be sold accordingly.
4 rms will he strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and sec me.
J.>B. REID.
April |. 1859 So If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

HAVE received their Stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS. among which nrc
many Novelties. All of which they are Of
terinS unusually low
pcn,lletnn. MnY u 1850 10 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

MARY, my love-" said Il not very at
tent've husband to his wife, at the dinner
table table -, shall help you to piece of the
hcart 81 believe" said she, " that
piece ola heart was all that ever got !"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
FENIIE subscriber is again prepared to in.
IL form his friends aud customers that he
ls now receiving and opening large and
we'll selected Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting Of all kind of Goods usnallv found
in an up country Store: nli Of which will
sell low for CAsm or good barter. Cpll aud
examine for yourselves.
II. r. ALEXANDER.
Pickens G. IT,. April 2S. 1889 40-5
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Law Notice.
Law Notice,

TiIE undersigned viii devote himself entirely
to the practice of Law ami Equity OH the
Western Circuit: Mr.. IApDEN is his partner
ut Pickcns. JAMES l.. ORR.
Anderson 4. H.. May 10, iSI9 i2-tf
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NSNT'RGE.

HAVING disposed of my interest in the South
Ii Carolina Powder Mills. my conmcxinn with
the firm of John Bowen & Co. is this day dis
solved. T. NJ. SLOAN.
April %. 1850 ~
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TIN w AEe E,
Light (! Light II!

Heavy and extra we'll made for sale chcop
by j. B. T.. SLOAN & co.
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k@rosino and Burning Fluid Oil and
Lamps. Kcrosinc Oil and Burning Fluid
for sale by j. Is. +. SLOAN & co.
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~ % 'H'AAtH5

nv HNHse
Ill persons interested in the Estate of Josiah
~ Reams, deceased will take notice that n
final settlement OF said estate will be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens G.. n. on the
LIST Monday in July next. Those indebted to
this estate must make payment by that time,
and those having demands against IL must pre-
sent them legally attestcd before that day.
AARON DOGGS, Admir-.
April %, 1859 40 9in
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

NEW ORLEANS, May President
row,kes publishes report ofthe Board Of
Stockholders of the Southern Pacific Rail
way Company. The stock is to be reduced
to million and quarter and the stock
holders will be required to surrender half
OF the present issue, President IowIkrs
has gone to Memphis, where he will hold u
meeting, Meetings will also be held at
Louisville and othcrsouthcrn cities.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

TWELVE carloads of cmigrants, with
their appurtenonces, passed through Chica-
60 ON Wednesday of last week, enroute for
Pixies Peak.
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1851 ACRES OF LAND,

Fn 'icMcnS on So MiIc tor sale.
AM dcsirnus of moving West, and ann
Il now Offering my Land for sale, which lies
"n Twelve Aliic Crock, containing
Ono Thousand & Fifty-one Acres.
will cut it into small tracts. or sell ultogcth-
cr to suit purchasers. There can can bc
made three worry desirable farms ont of it,
Those wishing to buy will do we'll to- call
soon. az ] am intending to move next fall,
and l must sell soon to make ready. :
BENZ. HOLDER.
March | 1859 30 IF
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AN lrislimnn was asked if he got hi. share
OF INC t'mlly property "4ty shure.' said
no.. my father ordered my elder brother to
divide the house with me 4; hy ST. Patrick. he
did it--t"r le tuck the inside himself and
gave me the outsidc:"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
III. persons are hereby notified not to pay
~ any Notes made payable to the undersigned,
or bes.cr--or any Notes given by the under
signed, payableto other persons. until further
orders. 1s'r d. ID. DAVIS
Jan. 12, 1850 20 If
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
MFRS. III. KNEE would invite tho ot,en-
4N1 ton of her patrons and the public zen.
orally to her select and choice
Spring and Summer Goods!
Consisting of
Plain and Culorcd MuSlns
Plain and Cnlolcd Bnragcs,
Choice Cnlorrd Briiiants
Various Colorcd Cnicocs.
And splendid selection OF Bonncts. Ribbons
Dusters, Wells, Gloves, I.accS, &c. Ne
The above GOODS have been selected with
great care and will be found superior to MY
in the market for quality and price.
They are offered at bargains for CASH
Walhala. March 25. 1859 ST. pm
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~ CANDID AND CoNscIENr1ors WIT
MESA witness, on entering the box.
had a Testament presented to him, but he
declined to be sworn. Being asked his
reasons for refusing, he naivcly replied
i" I'll tell lie wi ony mon i England, but
I'll not swear to it.
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State OF South Carolina,

Thompson Shed.
Norris Harrison u pulIi.m. rlnn's Attorney.
wv lEREAS. the plaintiffs did. on the 9Th
day OF May 1859. file their declaration
against the defendant, who (as il is saitD arc
absent from and without the limits of this State,
and have neither wife nor attorney known with
in the same upon whom II copy of the said de-
chiation might be served; II is ordered, there
fore, that the said defendants do appear and
pcnd TO the said declaration OH or before the
9TH day of May, 1860: otherwise, final and alb
solute judgment will then be given and awar-
ded against him.
]. r.. HAGOOD, cc.r
Clerks Office, Mayo. 1850 AZ Iva
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n Al3 as.
T. r. F. SLOAN & CO

Cutlery, Horse Shnsc, Cinch aud Wrought
Nails 1T j. b. F.. SLOAN e. CH
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Estate Notice.

FINAL settlement; Of the Estate OF James
~ Latham. deceased, will lie made before the
Ordinary. at Pickcns C. H.. on Monday the 18th
day ot august next. Those having demands
against said cstntcwil present them 10y that time
n!iesied rs the law requires, and those ndcbt
ell thereto must make payment forthwith
MARY LATHAM. ACm'x.
j. 5. LATHAM, Admir-
May II, 1850 ~ BIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

A nEAuTIFuL form is bcttor than boanti
iul face; n beautiful behavior is better than
a beautiful f,mm. 1t gives n higher pleasure
tlian statues or pictures; it is the finest of tho
finn nrts - >''N
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

| meeting of the Directors of the pcndlcton
~ Railroad Company this day, it was unani-
mously resolved, that
PENDLEToH, March 4. 1850
Al n meeting of the Directors If the Icnilc-
ton Railroad Company, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed
RcSo'rci. That the Treasurer he instructed TO
collect without delay the balance that remains
due on the subscription to the Pcndlcton Rail
road Company. and that hc be authorized to
accept from any subscriber who may desire to
do 80. his Notc payable in three equal install
ments on the first of May, August and October
next.
Resoired That the Treasurer he instructed
to deliver to the Blue Ridge Railroad Company
the Notes hc may take
R'soiccd, That if any suhscrihcr shall fail to
pay the balance due OF his subscription or to
give his Note for the same. that the Treasurer
shall proceed to collect the balance by suit
w. II. u. GtlLI4ARD, See * Treas
March g, lS50 33 mim.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

THERE is man living near the falls o f
Niagara, who is SO hard of hcaling that it
takes slcdgc hammer to break secret
to him.
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Military Notice.

TliE Bnttalions composing the 2d Rcgi-
a men!, 5, G. NJ, Will parade as hcycin
ordered:
The 2d Battalion viii assemble at the usu.
al parade ground. near Bachelors Retreat.
ON the 9TH of May.
The 1T Battalion, at Whites, on the 18th
day Of May
The commissioned and non.commissioncd
officers will attend on the day previous fn.
dnIl and instruction. The iliccrs command
ing ENtta'ions arc charged viii. the cxten.
sion of these orders.
BY order of Col LrnBHTTER:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

a iOUNH IadyIreSh from boarding school
and very accomplished, on returning to
her fathers house, was requested by the
old man to go out and hci p tomilk the
cows, and on getting into the yard she in
nocently inquired: Which animal gives
the butternilk?" Shortly after that inc
young lady married farmer, and wishing
to provide lnsry for domestic use, asked
her husband to send down South and buy
a cotton ram, so that they could raise their
own cotton wool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

greater facility With the Austrian system ofrecru,ng II
b impossible make real ec ept soldiers peasant ooy
OF absence gwen, ana h Ia a.t called except "a
Of war rnrea fourths OF this army taen,
the artilery men, Of Less thar years. services.
To such the Sariare OF this country must
trying. The trees 10 hume Gus that toei
their enemy till WITHIN 'oupe or hundred yards, and
they never zee Their supports rhat army 80 COM
posed ght equal ter ms foe ten nours with
superior OF picked French topps that WITH
good manage ent curing this campaign the DO
depended next 70 DO tnns which soldiers have
ever done
Like allied armies, the French aud S,rdinAus aouss
each oher French prisoners say Of tier frieuHs Cs
Ia NJ se b0,at pas" and Sronlan gentle
man, carried of by psttoe the das before yesterday,
Gays the French Gusrus never Stopped running from
Magenta till they reached Vercei 1850 Austrian sol
deTs got together csse 70 Milan havins struggled
30 far as ths when their meos we're beaten oscS on
the sth. Some OF them Gateroisns With par
ties Of the French. who did tho country aud
were walking OH straight 70 Milan. The French having
brandy in their csn,eens and The Aus,fians water may
have added 70 their mutas, AVAILABILITY Tho commssarst
Of this army is not good. Cams men LETT a,au Tor
San Martno at daybrssk on the 81 lust, some OF them
having just arrived from Verona, for fifty hours a
assured they did not even get piece Of bread.
new division Of the armies is expected shortly, the
army, belonging the frs, The fourth army Is GEAR
gained.
Each Austrian corps daymee consists Of two divisions
under lieutenant general lieutenant neld marshal as
they call u here; the divisions generally have tyo
psKaoes, put some Few have three; the brigade
sists OF four battslons OF infantry, troop Of cavalry
and battery OF artllery-in ali 1900 men when com
pee Besides 'he ~ there Is forcs OF reserve artillery
and cavalry corps, under General Count MeusdorT
moet dashng officer BY the way, neglected in nv ast
Letter 10 mention the me of the colonel who ed tos.
gasnL ooage a. ponte Magenta It was Baron Eiitshem
with three troops of reg meot the Prelsseo ausssrs
In consequence OF the trghtfu slaughter of officers
In every late affair the Emperor has ordered that III sy
Shall wear caps This will be great boon TO the Quarter
master Generals staff, OF whom thirteen have fallen Al
ready beng 20 easily snoxn by their light green plumes
oatie is accepted on this side Of the Mnc,o the Aus
n raw At
only 5COe-qrise enough for patropg but utterly Insult
Gent 70 on the open country about honecharo
and Castegio
The people are very frank with the Austrian officers
They acknowledge that they would prefer TO be under
pfey Lomharo governments but they add that if either
france or SAVOY attempt to them they will assist
he Ausirsns TO come back.