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RheuInatisIn Curedf

EkneufitattSzn Cured
EirHER EFLAnhAroHT CACUIEl on CHRONIC.
10 m1isE hsu severe ne ease.
Or ofh1E l1ng nanlnr.
caiior Dr.. HOErihOREs RENEDT, EhiA hasairsafy
cured snout twenty uouasnd cassa- 10 BE- had o.
s. MAEsFIELD a. co. Meuphia
. Wrisht Co, Nev Ohssuli Baaau. Hpce O. Co. S.
L1uis DR.. d %oRruf0HF Proprietor.
aptiauzm LauEufue. "
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m consequence % the ere seis ringing al aiam- 8
that ne speateu oould not Be- heard uc Bo.rl t-E T,
rrser~
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a We have been requested 70 say that
owing to the severe indisPosition Of the Right
Rev. Bishop Otey, be wiz not be able 10 meet
his appointments for some weeks 10 come. The
same cause viii prevent him a. present from
replying 10 letters. We are glad to state that
he Bishop is much better, and it is hoped that
he soon viii BE- able 70 resume his duties.
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AKREsTED.-The geneTalrsadeT win renem-
Der the announcement, which was made at the
time Of the occurrence, 10 the effect that enc J.
A. MeKohn, the cashier q he Peoples Bank
Of Richmond, Ind, robbed that institution Of
the sun Of $4,000 in The month Of October,
1855 Ohcer ". ]. H. Robinson, Of Indiana,
pursued the fugitive to Texas and arrested
hin, and passed through THIS city with his
prisoner on Monday.
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r. B.-The above rates are the Wholesale prices "a
eruud and merchautable articles; when the ale s o
RETAIL, adiluuual prices viii be reguireds h inferior,
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G.. A. PICKETT s. co.,
CO.MHLSSEGF .MERCH.GsTS
Sherin,a sale-

NV VINIIAIT|.
| DEFERS % Harus, WoruelcT a Co., Memphis. rerl,
N By whoa liberal advances viii De- made On cgusisn-
meuts % preduce. ui6-tm
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mN-Fiase per box leu 7bINla6e Br rn s
t~EA-lmperfal T. r. 81 Guuu1uder as O. sls Yauur
HVsu. 75rnIar hIack EtaIU-
n~uHACCO-Mo. Ky and reun IS 20 IS p-r - Va or
os1 T; Leafs 50 toT5
rWINE-I o. lGc uer r.
W~INEGAR-Pure White vine IS nrr "a. Pare Ap-
De so peg hr- Chemical 40 "a IS
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EDfroRs AFFEkL Please annaunce ne a. q ca1di
date % rerressntt his Districi IN ne Lover House q n.
next CongFes b The United states.
Pei. ssth. i8s DAVID n. CUREIS.
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Citizens should avail themselves Of the fine
opportunity offered BY Tyler a Co, to obtain
hkenesses.
The portraits taken BY these artists are SUI
perior to anything heretofore exhibited in
Memphis, and he prices one-third usually
charged BY other respectable artists.
Those having the old style Of pictures, cali
ed dagusrreotypes, Of deceased friends, should
have them enlarged and -eopied into The genu-
inc Ambrotyps BY Tyler & Co., which viii in
sure their lasting for ages.
All the various styles taken daily opposite
Odd Frliaws' Han, Memphis.
q Do not forget TIE auction sale Of mules
and drays. household furniture, bar-room tx
lures, ETC., which takes place At Mrs. Crit
60 ~ - n
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Are sold BY Iis lrs over the vE1i-l1 s-szutcat E1d
railroad lines shove SPOKEN 81. al p-ices wll-h are e
msterial savIug 70 the traveller, tus leerils tha 11-tl9
iuduceueut % q saving cf time and u1ucT-
Time between Memphis and NalcIeu adj N.1s1rs
and Eapoleon-2f hours Between Meur1s and F--E5-
\ hurE-G hours.
Tor furthsT Information apply % board 81 the paaks1
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csuuaf net ~ regular session iast eTsninE ne Pres
is.ni. Ad pau-l,ss DO ne CHAR. m une q mssung
Is sever ara e haf o'doaf butt vsss ocist before ths
nnsri orrari-et
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FIzr-A fire occurred last night about ten
O'Clock in the cotton shed of Messrs. Gunnis
& Hin, al the corner Of Monroe and Third
streets, BY which twenty-five bales Of cotton
were damaged but not wholly lost ware
house was not at all damaged The loss sus-
tanned was about $1,000, which vas covered by
insurance in the Bluff City Insurance Com
pauy. The FIRE was no doubt the work Of an
incendiary.
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BENTON a UPSHAW,

WIiNHI \ HLNIN,
ATruhNENs Al Law Jarinto. nshHmingu cd
a Mtsissipri tel0-
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steamer Victoria,

Il. - - - 1-osnir
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Tn WeeNy U. S. Male s PasseEgerL Line
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON s VCKsBTBC
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Dissolution.

o. Jas soussos,
Memphis. Tenn. Of Louisville. Er.
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Nr Copeland. from me Committee an improvements
reported againsi securing the chunh Of the Rev Nj.
Coase in Pinch. which hsd been peuuned Tor
Mr CoEse explained nat MS ehHuoh Eas me nui
Erica churchHuli In Memphis Al was built aooaTiing o.
ne suds given; he had tined % Eet money BY suhscup-
tion o. underPin IL. bal bad not succeeded. The ocugre-
aztuu are unable 60 * b. aad he huPed ne bard would
- least underpia ne front Ts report % ne Committee
Va nfautef
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Cares -GagaramESea.

CASCRRS Nd SCROFGiA CUagB.
DANPHLETS onfaiuius testimonials of the hishes,
II character viii b. forwarded 20 any thaf NAV wi-t
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NEW "ARRANGENEET.

-
Monday, T.sesaaE 5 salardav.
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LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY
Tuesday, Thursday s sgfurdGB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

CtTULTInE wANTED-BV A YOUNG wOAHN: Is 4
~ ha ra, cdol COOS washer and iIoler would do gen
era housewafk In small family good references Call
10 the country.
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FIREWORKS.

VHDGE's FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS THE So
~ sa~irois prepared 10 cYecue orders Tor az
ior her Acknowledged 5uperior 6rswos, st anu
nTer's piires conprinng oveYY known @rii'e 10 s "s
''N''' JOSEPH O. /, j. EDGE. Pyrctecdnists,
North Point jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WI AETED-sIrUATrONs BY A MAN AND WIFE;
w tho coachmen and gardener; understands the
ger5ening the wife cook laundres5 Can web
recommended from both city and country. address S. c.
box Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

LNIFUATIOS WASTED--2Y A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO
~ plain cooking washing and i.oning general house
work small family best OF city reference. Call al 49,
Ragt 2li ST. secood door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
FINE ARTS.

a Helm, LLOYD CO., 30 University Building, Wash
ington square, New York have jast published 700 different
upon and cOored 70 Daturehe
dnons Of Mr. lsngenheim at Niagara Falls and tbs
Hudson YverpFlce ~ 80 pes dozsn. The trade supplied
upon liberal terms. Catalogues uroishsd By applying
shove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG NAN WHO
w understands the of horses would-be willing to
work at almost any kno Of work Can give good
Address apply for two days at 81 Roosevelt st.
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ZINE AKTs.

LNINE AkTg
snal and choice sollNc'o, OF oil Pa7tinPs Pasta
and water NJ the French and Gnssh soboo5
for role CD ap previous % being returned ~ bnroDe
b FBupAJsM X 90.
Fiae 81 pusj8bers, E9g Broa iEay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, q YEARS OF AGE A.
situation in grocery store ia well acquainted with the
busness haa had the whole charge Of large grocery
two past has good Of bookkeeping
furnish the best OF reerencet AddrcEs box l2 Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTED-A SITUATION, AS BARKEEPER, BY A
w respectable young man uuderatands the business we'll
and csn give first class reference snd security and willing
TO work. Wages no object Address g. M, box 50 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTsD--BY A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WHO
w has been salesman IN a large dry goods store sus
ton salesman, would porter in any other busnees
is good penar and accountat give
raj parties In New York. Apply at 42& Broadway, up etars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

CITUATIoN WAErEp-BY REsqECTABIiE YouNs
- woDsn, as nurse aod seanAress 70 do chamberwo
sni waiting In pryas family Can be Tor two eaysst
HduptaU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

yNANJED--BY AN ACTIVE INDUsrRIOUs YOUNG
w man, % years old, situation In wholesale grocery
provision sore has been long NJ the business Ia the north OF
Ireland; lived four In hs city and furnish the
Of references from bic present epoyer well adapted
bard work. and i be found ready and willing 10 act any
capacity in which the interests OF ha employers best
promoted. Address Q. r. s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

UTANTED--A SITUATION. BIT A RESP ECfABr.E
w young man, aged 90 writes we'll lives with ba parents
and Ia accumulated with The city. Address Richard Ford box
1874 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN TWENTY YEARS OF
W age situation as assistant cutter 10 boot and shoe
store has been three years the business
object as Knowledge Of the busncss Cal on o. address
t. Blayncy. 369 2i ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WANTED BIZ THsEE EFFICIENT HOTEL WATERS
w who TO be den2aged by the first of June.
TONS Immediately Address 53 houston Of Crosby
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NANTED- 800 WILL ar GIVEN TO ANY ONE WHO
w will furnish the advertiser with situation collector OF
and experimenting tenement houses In
livery stable any other respectable business which will
be permanent AddreGs American Herald oflce for two
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

gyITUATTOE WANTED-EY RESPECT ABLE Pro
- tes2nt young woman laupdres urjecslands French
hrng Bes, o. city referencea Csn at 2s Eas. 23d 81
tween lst and I'd ava, fourth floor, front room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

ITO LAWYERs-A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS CON-
Quoted the probate acd administration business
yers office in England and Ireland would be glad to under
The advertiser well with the dues of vsri
brar chss Of the business of the Surrogetes Court
oress &. NJ. e., herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

A LAUEDEFsS WISHES 10 OBTAIN A SITUATION
IL quick possible family she srst audg
all kinds OF French Outing Gnd nes' nusDs has the best
ference from the best fau1ea in the city, has
section TO the country for the Cal for days
i5S % at 9Th
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WANIFn-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN. A 81
suAAoa " 90 general house Eork IN small family,
nere ger ct can be acconpoised situation ia The
T7prsvFred Apply for Two dsys VI 24 Ga a nesr az. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

ITO MERCgANTs.-A YOUNG MAN. or SOBER, IN
dusrous habits, wishes siua In q whoesals or retail
house where he might act In capacity OF clerk and
NAL himself generally useful is afraid of work Hs OBJ
jet 10 &c. acquainted With mercantile business be
knowledge Of as he graduating the school
OF Bryant StrstOn Chicago Salary not object
permanent place. He has lately the city. Ad-
dreRs Edward Grove Post Office stating where interview
may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

INITIATION WAEyED-BT A YOUNG WOMAN AS
~ chan bsTrnld and waitress In sua family. Can come
well recommended from her las. place Cal a. 10 Cola nb.
q. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

XETAETED-Hy A ROY rIEvEN YEARS OF AGE TO
w learn trade, such plumbing ding Has
two years recommendation FROG hs last employer. Inquire
at us East 10th Ct, third 1sor front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

XETANTED-A STU ALTON. By A GERMAN, AS POR-
w ter, 10 man of experienced LIS able 70 take of
horaes rpeaks four pgagss Recommendations also
a. curity will be pivsn II required Address Nr Fossmau
lZS MyItle BroOklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

| VITANTED-BY A IESpkCTABLE ACTIVE YOUNG
w Epglshnan OF good address, who he's ju arrived IN
this Country ships stsSetd situation 10 Rhch he could
make hmhen generally usofyl city ree.
| tences address for two days Q. M, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

&1S0 THE ADVERTISER, AGED 80 YEARS, WILL
NlCO. give person the above who will lre
him permanent situation clerk bookkeeper; ms csn
give the most uneycspohabe references 10 ability and
tegry and security required Address Industry, box 1901
Herr, Id oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

ITO LAWYERS-A YOUNG MAN OF % HAS READ
law IL months and furnish best Of reference de-res
10 finish hs studies in respectable Office where his services
be worth " or III week. Address j. L. H., Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

C.ITUATIOS WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN As
> plain washer ironer DO general house.
work email family. C. al 300 TIN av between saih ana
| a5th Sta for twe days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

yETANTED--A SMART, TIDY GIRL, WHO Is A GOOD
w washer and iToner to do the general homework
Of small private family Reference required Call 93
West Hh st,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

SITUATIOE whNTED-BY YOUNG GTRt. AS
- chenberaid waiter Two years references her
place will be given. Can be for days 73 West
ga At between in and sh Also girl 10 mind children
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years of age stuaton in wholesale hardwse store;
produce good references to trulness and honesty
from his last employer take Of horse. Address
g., ZIG Clinton st., N Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

ITO DRUGGISTS. YOUNG MEDICAL STUDENT DE-
sres situation in adrug store Druggists iesirous OF
tanning the services ,ot steady and Industrious young
may addIe Immediately. Matera Medca, Herald oscs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

CtITUATIoN wANTED-BY a EEsPECTABLE. YOU'VE
> wopan, az muse ,pd aesm5tes Or would do chsnbe'
ort ard Rss washing objection to 60 the country
during the months Has toe beat OF city references
Can be for tao days At 10 West l5n 81 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

MyAETED--A SITUATION AS COACHNAH, BY
" competent man; can give the best ely reference Is q
Protettsn Ca1 or address Coachmsn, at r. Campbeis
sadolery so 5h Nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

VHTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH GQOD
w references, situation sore
Can write good hand Address j. D., box 1913 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

yAJ ANTED SEVERAL GIRLS FOR FOLDING AND
W bsstng al 1856 broadway top door, front Spring
q kirrnli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

a RE5PECTADLE ENGLISH LADY WISHES A StTUA-
\ s.lon compsDon 10 lady seametress 10 geutIe
family good c!y reference Address S. g. drug acre
~ Broadway opposite 30 Wing Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
FURNITURE.

BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNI
a.. tre packing establishment Ill and 3 Yves. Eleventh
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenuesRich bouEshoi
ttnre Of every description boxed apd shipped p all parts
the world mirrors suay paintings chiis and glaE
ware &C. carefully moved and warranted large horss
wagons for the removal Of furniture the country fnrpurt
families with the utmost care spriag he
Office nj all hours OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

WAETED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT ABLE MAN
w light porter in stoe grain dsllery, whers he
could make HIM elf useful to bis employer good
anti Ave character from his present poyer Address
4. G. b., Brooklyn Post Office, tor Two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

CITuk7ION WANTED-BY AN EX iELLENT COOK:
- thoroughly understands her business hae obesion t.
assi. with the washing and ironing; good city refren,e viii
given. Gail l31 Yves. Both bet To and 5h ayes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

COACHMAN-WANTED, A SITUATION IN PR.
~ vae family BY man Of long experience objection
town or country can produce the beat Of
lived four years vita his asst employer Any commands adj
ed to until
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21


The SIoKLEs CAsE.--The New York Ex
press, says: lsf ga
Mr. Sickles has committed wrong up,
on Mrs. Sickles -if he forced 10 a con.
iession which both his Judgment and his
heart condemn, and which. in its most Of
fensive details was grossly oolored. if mol
uutrue--if he has found that reform aud re.
pentance lie in a mutual forgiveness Of in.
juries, and that his future state Of happi.
ness rests with reunion OF fate and for.
tune with one he had once sworn to- love,
honor and protect:many argue, first, that Il
is no bodies business beyond the partie:
most stinterested, and second, that reunion
now, with better life hereafter, is pref,
cradle to separation, abandonment and q
future whichlo one oan fathom. There !,
sweet and innocent little child which
may have drawn father and mother togeth.
or; aud il little child has thus led them
and reunited them. who, we are asked
shall pronounce judgement upon those
who have had the courage to follow such
lead. The subject is one with which
slther the public have nothing to do. OF
concerning which they who Judge should
know all the facts 10 the case.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

Tho Escape Of Cad. Wallace from the
ChiIlicOthe Jail--.The Facts Coming
Ont.
Tho conspiracy by which bCadwalIader
Wallace, Jr., who murdered John Godfrey
at Chillicothe,, escaped from the Ross
county Jail, is being divulged. 1t will be
Remembered that Wallace shot Godfrey In
the street on account of his demurrinR at
getting out Of vehicle in which they
were riding. to give place to some rymphs
du pace. He mystsriously escaped some
months ago. Nelson McCsllister, an ac-
complics 10 the conspiracy, has recently
divulged the whole affair.
1t seems that young Wallace enlisted the
aid ofthe servant girl Of the Deputy Sher-
| iff, Ross, and she took man named
Long into the plan. and one night when
Ross was absent the prison doors were
opened and Wallace escaped A few mo-
ments after the girl raised an outcry, and
the citizens found her with hsr eyes ban.
daged and hancs bound, and acting the
part OF having been overcome by force. -
Suspicion attached 10 the Deputy Sheriff.
Ii now appears that the father Of Wal
lace, who is we"l llhy man, had Effected
a bargain with John X. Anderson, former
ly Sheriff Of Ross county, and George s..
Baker, City Marshal Of Chilhcothe, to
liberate The prisoner; but while they were
at his house concluding the plan, young
Wallace appeared, having got the start Of
them; therefore these conspirators got no
money.
AS in all we'll regulated plays. there
WAS an under plot in this, in which more
women were concerned, and this under.
plot wa> the means Of divulging the affair
A young citizen Of the place was intimate
with the sister Of McColiister. Anderson
also visited there; the young man was
jealous, ond one night when Anderson was
coming be secroted himself and overheard
him tell one Of the girls his plan for the
escape Of Wallace.
Subsequently be throatned Anderson TO
diyulge unless he paid him $1,000. An.
derson being short gave him his note for
the amount, and took written pledge Of
secrecy. The note matured and was not
taken up. Finally il wis settled by An,
derson paying Si6o, and the papers were
coucealed:but q tbirdparty had been called,
and he is now the witness.
The Grand Jury Of Ross county found a
bill Of indictment against Anderson. and
he is on bail for his appearance. After all
It seems there was not so much money
spent in the release Of young Wallace. =
| Washington Register.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

NOTHING TO WRAR.-Ths New Haven
Register says that. as a train on the Dan.
bury R,ilroad was passing through the
deep cut on Tuesday last, The COW catch
or came in contact with Gashionably dress
ed woman. The result was such as might
have been expected. the hoops and other
standing rigging were carried away in a
twinkling. She is said to have resem-
bled an epi omc Of Buffers poem Of mo
thing to Wear" after the col lision.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
proclamation Of KIapka aud PerozeI.

proclamation oil kinpka nnd Perezels
Patriot soldisIs forget not that you are
Hungarians: The Austrian has brought
destruction on your sacred country and
usurps II as his own. The best Of your be.
roes he executed on the scaffold. He
wants to extsFminnte ournation and now
that danger is again over his own head. he
expects you to spill your blood for his des
polism. II is impossible you should do
this. The Austrian Emperor no longer
wants to be King Of the Huugarians. :
Should any one tell you differently do not
believe it. He falsely proclaims that he
has conquered our country by force Of
arms and he wants the Hungarians should
be transformed into German. The black
yellow Austrian flag is the banner Of your
mortal enemy--for you, therefore, 1t is
the flag Of the traitor OF his country. You
cannot remain under it. The Hungarian
flag is here unfurled in the camp ol those
whom Austria calls her enemies. Among
the troops Of tho Emperor Of the French
and rnagnanimous King OF Sardinia, is the
place of the Hungarian brave, who remains
faithful TO bis country, and be cannot be a
brave who does not love his country. The
Italian cause is united with the Hungarian
cluse. II the Austrian Government falls
in Italy, we shall expel them also from
Hungary, and we shall be as free as ever
our forefalbers. On you depends the fu.
ture OF our country. You are too good
for the Austrian army--rolly under the
Hungarian banner. The day Of bliss has
dAwned on Hungary. We who in the last
glorious struggle have been your leaders,
are anxious to receive you as fellow SOL
diers, and at home the eyes Of your kins,
men are intenIly fixed on you. Ac-
cording to the orders OF the Sardinian
Government, oil commissioned and non.
commissioned officers leaving the Austrian
ranks to side with US, will keep their re.
speotive grades. All soldiers will be en-
ployed with distinction in the Hungarian
army which Is organizing under our di
rsotion. Ina few days you will receive
the appeal OF the National Committee,
which is TO direct our course until the
Hungarian nation will be able again, as in
ulden times. to manage its affairs in its own
way. Soldiers our entreaties, our orders
are, that when you meet French or Italian
troops you at.oDce 60 over. and rally as
soon aspossible with the Hungarian army
bound to-delver the country from her en-
emies. Gods blessings ON the down
trodden father. land God save the Hun
Rar:ans. GEORGE KLAPKA
GEN. NORTH PEREZEL.
GENOA. May Goth, 1853.