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"A pRDCLAmATION.-B BY THE POSTMASTER
AGENERAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

AMERICA.
Whereas BY provisions Sd act Of
distribution the remaining in the several Post
several States this the postal service
the Postmaster General make proclamation that all
who citizens Of the Confederate States Of America and
have rendered postal service In Of the States OF this
CoDfderacy under contracts appointments made by the
United States Government before the Confederate States Gov
took charge Of such service shall their claims
department. verified and established according
less than six months and requiring the claimant to state under
OATH how much has beea paid and the date Of sch
occurred and what fund provision has been set
the further of the whole any portion of
the balance of such claim by the Government of the United
OATH whether they performed fully the service according
their appointments during the time for wh they
claim pay, and IL what partial service they did perform
what deductions have been made from their pay as
they know account of failure partial failure per-
form such servicsn 49, & !...l-..
of Confederate Safes of America do issue this pocaa
ton requiring all having claims for postal SERVICE
named said claims the Auditor of Treasury
for the PosOiee Department for examination, before
the 18th day Of March, 1862 order that report
to Congress OF the anount thereof as required by law
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will he
furnished application the Auditor Of the Treasury
Post Office Department.
hereby require persons who have heretofore COL
ected postasters the States composing
Confederate States and which they had paid at the
make out under oath and send to the Auditor Treasury
Tor the PoStOce Department before the 9Th of
October next general ledger account with the United
States for the service the Department the
time the control of the postal the
tederae aes in accordance with the general regulations
the Post Office Department issued 18TH 1880
Given under nv hand and seal Of the Pos0ice Department
Of the Confederate States of America Richuond Virginia
the 18th day Of September In the year 1s6l
s.2SItaw{w Postmaster General.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

sEeosp DfsIHtcT copar} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. o.
pY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure ana ~ sale
ID DIRECTED by the Honorable ecoad Disfffct Con-;
Of New Orleans in the above entitled Cause Will rrocssi
sell public suction, at the City Hotel Common street. Be-
tween Camp and Mageibs strees, FRIDAY, 2ih day
of January 1852, at II O'Clock NJ. 3st ~ =
: ~ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate In tl,e Ft,s,
District of this city square bounded by Csinpe Baronne
Triton Walk ard Dyades steets and having front Of 81 ee
on Triton Walk street by 40 feet In depth. 75f
Seized in she above suit e. u at -staI5
TERMs-Gash on the spot. -. : -. a4 "a 4
t-aut-F a&H&.s~a Sheriff or the Parish Of Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF JOHN BRECK
of New Orleans, E IssB GRAYsoN- No.
WHEREAS, Caroline C. Ora yson ha petit
w toned the Court for Letters of administration
of her late husband John Breckenridge Grayon de-
ceased inestate--N et=-r.' ars- !7-'. -'71" -
Notice is hereby given all whom concern show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
honld not be granted. .- -... D.
By order OF the Court.
E. MGHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEtxIExE CoUR DE DISTRICT 7sUCCEssIoN DE JOHN
de 10 NouVelle-orleans bKECRENR K s1 GRAY
A TTENDU que Caroline G. Grayson pre-
N petition Ia Cour Peffet dobenir les Let
dAdminsraton la succession de feu epoux John
Breckenridge 6raykon, decide intestat-
Avis par lie present dome que celia Feut
concerner davo dedue dix iours les raon pour les
queles il ne serat pas fait droit Ia dte petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. - .+ H.,
DIS u u f. MICHoT, nsDuta GretHer.
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.

= 1s".H77a@E, -S07'
Messrs John Wright Co..
New Orleans, La
please find my check No. 79l at three
days sight Mobile for S49 So in settlement of
date You will please forward three dozen boxes
Wrghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They the great
thing across heavy medical BILL
yearly place. The directions plain and easily
derstood that my finds difficulty in treating every
of sickness that his knowledge with prompness
and perfect Ny negroes healthier and stronger
than those any plantation know and candidy confess
my opinion and that oveeer that this agreeable
fact solely due the which taken of them the
complaint Of sickness and their being treated by
these Pills. them altogether in my family, and would
without full supply small This may seem
high praise YOU but you it is nothing less
than the plain ofact truth. Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the before.
Yours, truly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-27

'EeETHE KA, III. g. CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND
Furnishing Goods No. 13 Camp street. at II
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ORLEANS vs:s5J AsfEs
della Nouvelle- Orleans. } 4 LONGING. 1900. 4 Z
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsie ct vente
"a aresse par rHonorabe Quatreme Cour de District de
Ia Nouvelle- dams aare ci-dessls E. T. Parker
sheriff ct par LII moi tra1ssrre h preeedeEsi e
ct des ncanteurs Roye entire celes de la Douae du
Canal Deuxieme District Ia pubque ct adjudication
+ UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District de cee
vile dams et No. 30 borne par les Gravier du Basin,
Perddo ct Franklin 81 pieds de face la Franklin
sur 127 pieds de profondeur. ..... .. t.f. a.
q uN TERRAIN situd dams lie District susd dams l'iet
borne les de la Commune Gaver Liberty Howard
80 pieds de face Liberty l0 de profondeur
Salsie dams afaire ci-dessus.s " 81 7"s
COND1TIONS-Comptant au moment de Adjudication.
r a r.R JOHN P. WALDEN,
fda la Parniss rkaOs
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THOS. c. HENDERSON.

From Dr. HUMPHREYS of Charleston S. c. have relieved
the following letter written him by poor but worthy
who strong and salwart soldier in the army of
Southern independence:
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In mineral water where ingredients assocatey held
solution is conceded be uncertain how these Ingredients
chemically united to the other We may however in
this case, infer that the water contains
Cabonic acids ica chloride Of magnesium bi.carbonse
lime chloride of sodium carbonate of soda secste of po
assa b.carbonste Of elcae Soda aluno chloride Of
sodium. and probably other combinations. myl0n
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SECOND DISTRICT couRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS rs.
VI NeN o'l'1n'' bELlNo. z,sss t''lt D D1E
pY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facfas, to
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District
Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled Cause will
coed sell public auction the City Hotel Common
street. between Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY oath
day of January 1852, at IL O'Clock NJ 30.
LOT OF GROUND sitaate in the Fourth District Of this
city in the bounded by Chippewa Annnciaon sixth
and Seventh streets Said lot 30 feet front Chip
pewa by 100 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans. :
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DEuxrEnE CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La NELLIE
ORLEANS vs.. La SUCCESS
de la Gouvelle- Orleans SION DE TOUSSAINT BA-
ESN VERTU dun writ de fiepi facfas a
II moi adrese Honorable Deuxeme Cor de District de
Il Ng1yssprisans dams paiIe cdesstis s poeedsrai le
dc la Commune, les du Camp e des MaEasf
Ia pubque ct adjudication de la proprete don't suit la ses
crp;ion sayoir-
UN TERRAIN situe dams Re Qustrerne District de eette Vile
dams e borne par les Chippewa de fAnnon citation Six
ieme septee lie dit terrain 80 peds de face la
Chippewa, sur $50 peds de profendeGr. b. -ls
+ Sai. lie dams Paffaire cdeSsus.
CONDITIONS -Comptant moment de ladudcat alton.
JOHN P. WALDEN.
d23 jal0 "a gs r Sheriff de la Faroisse d'Orleans.
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MURPHY,S HOTEL. Nos, 9S AND loo ST.
I'VE Charles establishment is
Of the most PLEASANT as we'll as CEkTRA Al LOCATIONS
in this CITY, The proprietor tenders bis thanks for the patron
age heretofore bestowed soicts continuation thereof
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing shall be wanting
thamay contribute 10 comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed .,,
self tt RICHARD MURPHY. Proprietor.
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PhEsENrs soITABLE FOR THE NEW YEAR
CONSTABEE,S SALES.

F'Rsr JrsricE's counr NIGHoLsEN 4 90 y; A. GER
Parish of Orleans. No 1923
by VIRTUE of writ of fieri Eacias to
~ directed by the Hon. A. g. Brice First Justice
Peace and for the parish of Orleans Twill proceed
sell At auction THURSDAY Both day Of January 1892
y O'clock a., at II City Hotel, Common street. between
Camp and hagazif t streets:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. the owner of which ID
unkno~n situated in the Sqaae bounded by Margny Ayds
Prosper and Mandevlte Streets and known lot No. "a
plan drawn BY Louis surg Said lot 81 feet II
inches and lines front Maiigny LA inches
and 8 lines in depth between parallel lines.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. %
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HYDE u GOODRICH, JEWELLERS, corner q
L. Canal &R6 Royal streets.
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WINES, BRANDnES, ETC.
80 casks Claret, Bordeaux.
40 ClAret various brands.
$50 cases While " Tue, Chateau EyINem.
100 Vermouh.
100 cases Absynth .. Iecoultre
% kirsch, G. LeCoultre.
100 pa, ketS Champagne, various brands
30 quarter casks Port.
50 half and quarter casks Sherry.
30 Coguac, of the following brands-Psnet Co.,
0tard Dupuy Il Co, Gautier Freres, Ca5telp Sbza-
rae & Co., Pnet Castiilion Co.. Iarronde Freres
Is casks Rochelle Brandy.
~ cases 100 halt boxes each Green feas.
Is 100 half boxes each PattS Tn,ies.
10 Gases SO half boxes each Turtles.
so -s,SnwbSrr ies in juice.
10 cases Burgundy Wines.
For sale by S. D. GRATlAA It CO.,
do So Cu,tOmhouse street.
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!, TI1E ABITA sPRlN Gs-MRs. F. a. AK

BS BOSSIRRE respectfully announces her friends ST&
the public generally that her house is open
for the reception of visitors The nnrvaed electric medicinal
baths how be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased and improved Her table,
heretofore will be ahundany supplied and every attention
will paid comfort Of nvaid She earnestly trusts by
her pnrng exerons 10 satisfaction to all who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance from The villages of Govingtoi Vaudeville
ders the drives to those places convenient. s}a
The Abta omnibus will be in attendance at the landing
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs. "
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SUNDRIEs IN STORE.
PGRTG-lG0 4 casks Crown brand
SHERRY-2U 4 casks Crown brand.
., Il casks Cabinet.
2 !, casks Topaz extra,
RED WINES-24 casks MargRux.
20 casks Cantenac
=. 5lO cases I.ecompe Co:
=. 30 Larrondefteras
=. LOO cases Leya EnrgalEN.
=. cases Gescours DesCatore.
WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau Yquem.
10 ibis Sautetne.
PRUNES--h0 cases, in jars.
PEAS-20 cases In i boxes.
TRUFFLES-l0 cases, in x boxes.
TRUFFLED PIES-lU cases, in q boxes,
STRkWBERRI ESQ cases In juice.
CHAMPAGNE-l091 packages,
In baskets and cases,
Such as Heidseck Il Co.,
Ouch n, Gordnnyert,
Seery Cabinet and
lmperial-in quarts and pins
and half pIts.
For sale by S D. GRATIAA CO.,
al If SO CustOmhouse street.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. JAMES LONGING. 1000. 49,
by VIRTUE OF writ OF seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of
New Orleans the above entitled cause E. Z Parker late
Sheriff. and by said late Sheriff transferred. will proceed
se at public auction at the Merchants and Auconeers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custcouse
streets Second District, SATURDAY january is, 1862 at
~ c'Gk A me iooThg "a GessPed properly, oW
District of this city in the square so bounded BY Gaver
Basin Peido and Franklin and front 81
on Franklin street by l27 feet in depth.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in same District in
the square bounded by Common Graver Liberty and Howard
streets has 81 feet on Liberty street by O7 feet
depth ~ .s
Seized 10 the above srit En- --.- 40 b. -.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. $50. 49, W.
JOHN P. WALDEN
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAIx, NICHOLSON co. Us. rUN
ponrfi ) CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE,
Paroisse d'Oritans. No. 1923. - ~.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias a
- moi sdesss par Hon A. G. Briee Premiere Jastee de
d. 3Deme jour de anver 1862 midi City Hotel de
Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct dies Magasns
publque de la pFopriete ci-apres decrie, savoir
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, lie propriatare duque
est inconnu itue dams Pet borne par les Masny ST.
Ayide Prosper e Vaudeville degne lot No "a
plan dreshe par Louis Sufg lie Dit lot 81 peds II
pouces ct ignes de face la Margny profondeu
de IA pied ponces ct ignes entire lignes pafalees.
Sais dams lafaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
d27 aI5 20 n nECRUY.
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n61y

.sass JEFFERSON Lake fIOTEI.-END OF
H Carollton RR-Havng leased this delightfully."- situated
a House years, take this of making
known the public that it has been thoroughly renovated,
painted and and vii be opened hy or on the s q
every possible their wishes should please
them give us call. -... . - -Eg,-s u. : -
az "a DAN'L PETERS Il co.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, ny PROFESSORS j. L. AND W
o d

This very remarkable spring situated the Aba river
parish of ST. Tammany, two miles and half of
ngton large volume of water rises from the earth with
strong current. 60 degrees
I. Is quite unlike any waters known in the ueighborhood
From unusual chemical composition the large amount Of
SILICA contains led suppose 1t has ts
deep the earth-beng in fact ura aresian WE'LL"
j.. l.. 4 W. P. RIDDELL,
Professors Louisiana University,
"In 100 tres the weighing coo grnlnes
graes of dissolved matters,
following ingredients enumerated in the order Of their relative
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SECOND JusTlcE,s CouRr, THos; 3. LAWSON vs.. ANDY
Parish Of Orleans. ROBINSON, (. M. c.--S0s. 32S8
RT VIRTUE OF two svrits of feri faeias, to
De directed by the Hon d. F. Mitchell Second Justice of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled suit
will proceed sell PUBLIC aucton Franklin street,
between Perddo Poydras Streets on THURSDAY the I'd
day Of January, 1862 at II O'Clock NJ
ONE GRAY MULE.
TWO DRAYS,
And the improvements lot No 80 Franklin street. consist
ing of one STA BILE
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
a2I q la " II. WATERS. Constable
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Leaves every SATURDAY at r. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VICE6S~t
go = barg q s. Mail I.ne7-For Henaids0nyits, Plas
Baton Rongs. Port + adsen. Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, hatcher, w atsrs
proof, Rodney Joseph. Grand Gail Wstrnfos ViakH-
bnrg-Tha passenger steamer Nafcheg, T,P. LeaihsIa,
master will SATURDAY. o'clock r. 10.
sEf J. j. PERSON Il CO., fAgeAth, S
selG -- ..... $50 - 81 Carondelst s5ses.
TIE vicksburg with the Hope
and Charm for Yasoo river ~
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Leaves on Tuesday, the 3Ist inst At O'Clock p MI
-. pMEMFHIs AND NEW ORLEANS
. I'M PaeketRegnlar Packet Nelnnlis aff an ttia
Bends ~ The fir elass, swift, packet Pew
1tona, n. G. Landsnr1. nasser VIII arrive hssYe
d be ready to receive freight Monday morning win
lsays % sboss For freight board OF to
d2l ;sa55eI 7 MS ',a , ss n 60 =, go
This boat Napoleon with regular packets foF
kansas and White Memphis with He Mofuh and
Charleston Railroad taking freight for Charieo sayanuab
Norfolk Nashville, etc. - = - -
Bills Iadng sed the Office Of agents up o'clock
on the day Of deBartrse f55
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NOR SALE-A STEAM SAW MILL. MACHINERY
complete running Cylinder 10 inches md feet
stroke valves three cylinder boilers 81 inches and ~ feet
long With slab and buttinS saws; so Grst MIL ard ath
Machinery, attached thereto. Apply the premises
Il Gretna, or 80 Exchange Alley. ,,-,,,-
10 Rms
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SIsERIFF'S SALE.

by order Of an Execution of Fl, Fa, which
issued from the Office OF the Clerk of tho
Court Of Common Pleas, of Geauga County
in the State of OHIO. wherein Frances s.
Harrison is Plf.. ard Luther p. Harrison
is Defendant, TO mo directed aud delivered,
| have levied upon, caused to be appraised.
and shall expose to Sale at public auction
at the door of the Court. House, in Chardon
in said County on Monday the 10th day OF
June A. ID. 1861 at tho hour of 2 O'Clock p
NJ said day tho following described Rcal
Estate, situated in tho Tow nship OF Middle.
field, in Geauga County and State of Ohio,
and ia known by being part of lot No 40 in
said Township, and is bounded as follows
to wit: Beginning at the south. east corner
of an eighteen acre piece OF land now owned
hy Amos Smith formerly owned by Luther
p. Harrison. thUnce running north six chains
and 4S links to the south line of said Smiths
original farm; thence east on said Smiths
south line TO tho south.ea corner of said
Smiths land, thence south 6 chains aud As
links. thence wost to the place Of beginning
Supposed to contain six acres of land.
Said promises appraised at $l32 Terms OF
snlo cash in hand.
E. G. WHITE. Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office, Geauga Co, May 10Th 1861.
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DR.. S. w. BARTGES'
e4D2sOS2aEaaaealES.

TIIROUGH the solicitations Of friends and for.
mer patrons, DR.. S. w. Barg6s OF Akron,
Ohio, has been induced to continue his periodicai
visits to Painesville, Lake County, Ohio for nm
other year, where he may be found at his rooms
in the Cowles House, on the 9th day of every
month during the year 1861 prepared 10 attend
| 10 all who may desire his professional services
! DIR. BARTGES has been resident practi-
TONER OF Akron for the last twen'y years, during
which time he has treated more than Is, coo dif.
ferent cases; and has, through his extended prac-
tice. become almost universally known through
out Northern Ohio His practice has extended
over more territory. perhaps, than that of any
other practitioner in the State, many residents Of
Geauga County having, at different times, ap.
piled Ia him Tor re ief from suffering.
For ;he last few years, DR.. Bariges has devoted
his attention more especially 10 the treatment of
Chronic Diseases, in which he has been attended
with most extraordinary success. Numerous
certificates oftruly remarkable cases could be cx.
hbied from cilze' s of Geauga, ifi il were thought
necessary; bnt let the following suffice:
Chardon, Jan. 9th, 1861.
This cerrfes that Mrs f. Frederick, while re-
siding at Tny house in the spring of 1859, wns n-
ken dangerously sick, and remained confined TO
her bed for seven months. During this time she
had been treated by two different physicians but
in spite of their ,fforts Lhe continued to grow
worse, until she became so much reduced tint
sle could scarcely speak a loud word. or iurn
herself in bed, and was given up by her physci rs
TO die.
While in this critical condition. medicines were.
procured from DR. :. w. Barloes. and admins.
tered. and in one wesk his patient was able 10
eave her he'd; and in n short time had recovered
her usual health
Mrs. Frederick was att this time 67 years of age.
l.. d. STANSELL.
N. D. When the 9th comes on Sunday, DR.. B.
will be in Pninesvio on the 9Th of the month.
575N
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HOME DEPARTMENT,
Court Of Common Pleaa

Tho Court Of Common Ploas Is now in
session in this village, Judge Wilder pre-.
siding. Tho names of the Grand and PetI.
Jurors are as followst
Grand Jurors--Juiius Harlbur,. Ilomer
Mills, John Wator,on, Wm. McGoc, Samuel
Bittlos, Myron Eggloston. J. G. Treat. John
Carlton, Clinton Goodwin, John Howol,
Michael Barnes. VIM. T.. Bradley. Geo. A.
hoseley. T. L. Phipps. J. T.. Bruce.
Petit Jnrors-F. D Pelton. II. B. Vim.
cont, Benjamin Downing, wm. II. Judd,
Asa Tucker, z. Il Bates, S. A. Clark, Sam.
uol Payne, Elj1h b Bailey, Josiah Miller,
Del. Crafts, g. p. Morra,id.
Tho Grand Jury found but ono indct.
mont, VII, against LOWS S. Pope, for assault
and battery,
Sheriff White, who has boon Seriously IN
for number Of weeks, is unable to bo III
Court. We nrc hnppy to learn. however,
that his health is slowly improving. Tho
dutios Of the Office ure performed in cred.
liable manner. by deputies Psmoroy and
Douglass.
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a5-J. B. Lippincott g. Co.. Of Philndcl.
p'ia, have ,st ksuel a Hardy. Be ok for tho
U. s, Soldier, on coming into service, con.
tanning n complete system Of instruction in
tho school OF tho soldier, with preliminary
explanation Of the formation of battalion
on parade, tho position of officers, &c ,
&c; being first book or introduction to
tho authorized U S. infantry tactics" II
is neat little book of o. pagos, with a
cheap papor cover, and illustrated with mn
merous cuts, which render tho study of it's
contents agreeable and easy. To volunteers
5uss entering tho service, it will be found ei
great valuo. The price, though not s,st,d
wo presume is so low as to place it within
the reach of all.
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Last Saturday at Burton.

BURTON. May 2Sth, 1861.
EDITOR DEM0CRAT quite goodly mum.
Dor of the citizens of Old Gnauga assembled
at this place on Saturday last. to witness
tho military display. Tho "Minuto Mon" or
Reserve Militia Of Nowbury we're here in
fell uniform, and you may be assured they
looked we'll and attracted much attention.
i have novor seen a company composed Of
more good. intelligent looking, sturdy
"boys, than these from Nowbury. II over
callod into the service of the Government,
thoy will go wiLingiy and do honor to them.
selves and their country. Long may they
flourish
Our Homo Guards" wero out on Satur-
day, also. without uniforms, but armed with
rifles. This Company is composed of somo
Of our best citizens. among wbom,as officers.
] may mention, II ii Ford, Captain; 5. r.
Bradley, First Lieut.; II. l.. Bradley, Sec
ond Lieut.; Monroe Moore. Orderly Ser
geant In reference to this Company, in
my last, l made an unguarded remark. for
which hopo to be excused. 1t Inns been
the cause of much hard feeling, and ro-
tract II cheorfully. as did not intend to sIur
the Company. The joke--as you KNOWS
an old one, and was written in thoughtless
momOnt.
Our company of "Militia of Reserve" has
been named tho RIFLE YEoMASRY OF
GEAUGA, and now numbers forty mine
members. The company will meet at Mid
dlefold on Saturday, June Sth.at one o'clock,
i. M. Your Respectfully,
SAM,