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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-31
The Nagazine for The Times
PEIRS0A'S NlGiElNnl.


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[ iHggcrg4 fW 1867. It.wli confirm
0se tEousaa3 pages qf rsaafagt Fourteen splendid
Steel Pates Twelve Gel5rrd Fashion Plates
Iwe!ye Coiored Berlin Work Patterns Eight
EIundred Wood Cuts Twenty -four pages Of
hasiel
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or dollar less than Magazines of the class Of
.Petersoa." Its
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F1e1soa." n 1867 addition TO It's Hsuat
qgabtity Of shorter stories, F0gR 0RIGiA-1L
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Ann I'd Stephens, G rrv Staniy Charles }. Peter
on, a Ffaak Lee Benedict. II also publishes
FASHIONS .4HEADOF I'LL OTHERS.
Each number IN addition to the eolored plate,
gives Bnnnsts, Cloaks and Dresses, engraved on
wood. Also. Pattern, from which a Dress. Maa-
tiila, or Ghld's Dress be cut out, without the
aid of a nlalsua maker. Also, several pages Of
Household and arher Receipts
Bg II Is the best Lady's lNagazine IN The World.
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.aDNLNIsTR.4roR.S AOTIcE.

4 FILTERS Of administration, having teen gran
- ted 10 the snhseGaer CO the estate OF George
lexis, late Of Bedford Township, deed all persons
indebted 70 saidtsta hereby n9iifisi 10 alake
payment immediately, ana those having cIains
against the wil present thsIa properly authca.
ticated for settlsaaeHt.
JOHN w fCKES,
st. Clair Towoship, Administrator.
Oct. 25, I56l.-'
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NOTICE.

yTAVING debts of our own to pay, we respects
l. l. fully call upon all persons knowing themselves
to be in our debt, to pay up
This notice is not intended for those of cur
friends who pay us promptly, but especially for a
certain large class, who having purchased our
goods, never trouble themselves about paying for
the same
Many Of the latter having had the use of our
capital so long, must really imagine they have a
better right TO il than ourselves.
To this class we now say, in language which we
hope they will not misIin, ersfand-re oant at least
portion Of IN their ha4ds--to meet our own
liabil4ties-and if Kind Invitations to .spay up''
avail Motive viii try harsher though unpleasant
remedy that very shortly.
Aug. l6s 1861. a. B. CRAMER co.
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FOR SiLE
2 z a q e


166 acres near StOHersrown--wtlin 1 mil ~
RroAatop Hailrea#--ahout IUO acres eIsassa 7s,tb
two story dwelling hoHse--new hank oaf9--ssalse,
&C., thereon erected; also two apple ofcasfds
thereon, of choice fruit The soil is ii ricn Joan
ana capable Of producing every variety Of crops Of
this climate.
Two lots Of ground in Broadtop City, with ns,W
two story rough cast dwelling house t1ereon.
Also,
4 house and lot Of ground in clearville.
Three tracts Of land IL SOUTHAMPTON Township.
formerly oNHed by Wfn Dss, aalViang htn1s 81
Arnold Lashiey, Artemas Bennett aad Others.
Also,
srist mil in the stDutch Corner formerly
owned by Jacob Beard-wiihin about 3 mikes Of
Bedford, with about 40 acres Of Iaud heloaQlue ia
the same-dweIling house and out Buildings thereon
erected.
I60 acres best quality Of prairie--near the Mis-
souri, river, close 70 the comfy seat of Harrison
Co. Iowa.
Also,
Two one hundred and sixty acre tracts. aeJojrlne
Eikborre City, in the richest valley of the vasta
h. L latte Ytiiey--about 20 mites vest Of 0uaafs
City and close 20 the great national OF eovernnlent
road leading west in Hehrasha Territoiy
ALSO,
I6O acres, two miies aDove Omaha Sify. on tic.
great berd oi the Missouri. This trtct Il ~,
umhred and very desirable. All OF these lt,v.s
were ocated after personal inspection ana care
fai examination tie ground ard can be w.ll "a
lisa upon fer tpture wealth. Maps showing tl-
precise Location are in my possession.
Also,
: Three desirable Tots in Omaha Ciry, sebsssrs
Territory.
ALSO,
Tetitory.
he above real estate VIII he sold at srch tgi5as
4s 70 insure sac and pfo6f4SIe iuYestr,.rss
Notes oilieations of any kind that are ,ses
VII 90 taken in ,xehauge--p coed
notes. y. L. SHANNO3
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
EEsE1REs. ga.

AIRS. 8. EEE EE2E would respectfully an
Ia nounee to her friends IN Bedford County. ana
to the public generally, ta5 sac bas leased for a
term Of yeaFs, tire large and convenint brick hotel
at the corner Of PiEt and Jlsliana Streets Bed
ford Pa, krown as the "WASHINGTON no
TIL" and lately kept by Mrs COOK.
Inis house is being thoreughls feftted md r,,-
furnished qrd is now open for the reception o.
guests. Visitors TO the '.BEDFO8D SPRiNGS ,
and persons attending Court VIII fnd the house a
iielssft and quiet temporary home. Every atfen-
fivn viii be l,ld 10 the accommodation aaa com
fort of enrsts The table Wil at all times he sun
pleG with the best the markets afford. Chnrgeo
VIII be moderate, Extensive stablpg IS attaches
70 this hotel acd a careful and competent hostles
will 6e in tttel3snee.
Special attention. III he paid 10 the accotamo
dation of I've farming community.
Airch 30 1850.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
H ETTERS tesiamentary having been granted to
LA the subscribers, on the Estate Of Cornelius
DevoIe, late Of Londonderry Township, deed. all
persons indebted to said Estate notified to make
payment Immediately, and those having claims
against the same, will present them properly au.
theaticaten for settlement
JAMES G. DEYORE, Londonderry tp.
JACOB G. DEVORE, Harrison To.
JOHN G. VLCKROY, Cumo'l'd Valley tp.
Dec. l3, 1861 Executors.
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DR. B. y. nlRAY

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his professiona
III services to the citizens Of Bedford and vi
cinity.
Office and gesidence on Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. J. H. Hoaus.
Nov. 6. 1857.
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Pr0heao ary's ko.iee.

NOTICE is beteby given, that the second sc-
/ count oi George +. Riddle, igaee Of Israel
xnd simon Oppenlenler las been il..d IN the Pro.
tlueotaTy's Office and the same will be presented
County for confirmation on Tuesday the 1lth day
Of February next.
ALso The. account ofJohn Fl. Rush, Trustee Of
Peter Rid didUf Bedford Township
S. Il. TATE,
PReTHoxoTARY's OFFicE. Frotly.
Jan. II. 1861"
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GlsH STaaE.

THE undersigned has purchased J. Reeds stock
Of Merehandse, and vii continue the trade at Tie
old stand, aud sell positively for ready pay only.
Goods sold low FOR cash, Or appfoYel country pro-
dRce. p. A REED.
Nov. s. 1881
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DEAUTIFUL Roses in bloom ri..., IN suitable o
I'D winter blooming in the house, at Lyncflas Nur-
Sery.
Oct
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Stray Hogs.

CiAME to the farm Of the subscribers in Bedford
" tp., sbout two months ago. a white SOW and two
white stoats, each with piece If the right ear no
other marks rscoliected. The owner is requested
to cone forward. prove property, pay charges and
take them away.
Jan la-,s2. GEO. D. SHUCK & co.
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4. ISH IA large stock of Mackarel and Horring
a. Just received, and 70 sale cheap at ] u
Shoemaker & Co.'S. cheap store.
June % 1860.
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Ejrugs and Books.
Z. G. EEAEER,
gGiiana Street, Bedford, Esn.,
1.-The Stand formerly occupied By Dr. T. c. Rea enr

a..7sg-.s gE7HOTESA1E and re- ~TFFrv
s- v %tail dealer IN Drugs. ssa.ssis.s
9 Medicines. Che,nieels Dse ssgs.ss.az.rss
StnfiS OILS, 2 ainfs, Varrsites fRrpen-
Sss1S tine, II indoW 4}aas, Glassware, &c. Jus
received a large stock Of American, French, en
English perianeiy Also great variety Of fae
Soaps for Toilet use. Tooth pastes, Hair Toncs
Esir Dyes, that wi1i colour vsrious shsGee, from
light brown to Jet black, Tooth, Neil, Hair Shs-
vinR, and Clothes brushes, Goats Pocket Knives,
Pocket BOOKS Portaohraes, SegAr cases, &c,
Also, have and viii k-ep constantly on hand s
supply Of Cod Oil. Burning fluid and CaInphine
4e.sh q greaI variety of the most modern aad best
style oi cosl OH and fluid lamps
Pure Wines and Br4aiies Tor medical use, Fla
voring Extracts and Spices all Sorts Fine Sekars
Snuha, Chewing and Smoking Tobseec.
Having the sgency for all The prineipsl psteHt
medclIes in win keep full sappiy constantly
on hand
Also deslerln Books, &c. consisting cf Geo,
graphical, Scientific, 4 Reagops. Poeticsi, HistoT zeal
Lew, Medical, School aud Miscellaneous WORKS u
connection with great variety oi plain and ;aucy
Stationery, Gap. Note, Post, aud wrapping Paper
Blank Books, OF every si5e and quality, Diaries,
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Note aud Receipts.
IL Orders promptly 6lled and satisfaction guar
anteed, with regard both 10 price end quality
e Physicians. Prescriptions carefully and &C
curately compounded all hours of the day OF
night.
Dec. 9. 1859
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Dr.. Z. @ Reamer.

- ~ 5~~-@'
eSpectF9EIy tenders his services 70
Il the citizens of Bedford and vicinity He
may always be found (unless professionally ON
gasea5 AZ his Drug and Book Store. in Julians
ST.
Feb. 10, 1867.
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READ! REkD! REID!

EFTE the undersigned have used RNaback's
w Compound Chemical Soap, for wasting
clothes, and cheer fully recommend il TO the fani-
lies OF Bedford article Of indispensable util-
ty, cleansing the clothes with one tlrd the labor
and tine usually oeerpied by use of the common
soap.
Mrs. AssiE D. Suck, Ms. LuosDA MaNGEL.
g ~. s. HARTLEY, ELMIRA 0gER,
Mrs. NARY ELsERoDg.
J. B. FAKoUHAR is Agent for lhe ssle OF Family
Wrights for the Borough OF Bedford, aud any VINO
may wish to purchase 4 wright. ha viii furnish
with enough soap to give it fair trs, aud VIII
give them Family Wright gratis If be does not
demonstrate the fac. that the soap can % made 81
cost OF one cent per pound. Five pounds viii
put out large washing, aad hy putting the clothes
to soak ia the evening, they can be put ont by S
O'Clock 10 the morning. titus saving three foutths
Of the day AID a great deal Of labor aBd sieEness.
Macy families gave from 50 to IS cents per week,
fer washing, Who, by this method can save from
$50 to $50 per year.
Don't fail to call soon.
Bedford, Nov. IS, 1861.
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MENGEl4 HOUSE
JGLLayl.a STREET,
BEDFORD, PA.

r. He subscriber, having renovated and ref rnishe
this old established House. is now p~enarad
20 receive guests. He invites his friends ana the
travelling PuAiie 70 give him a cali. Having new
1ufnitnrs, mex beds, and everything necessary 80
render hearty cheer to those III want Of Temporal
Is home. he RstteFs himself thar those wh,, star
win h'm- VII iad themselves II the right place.
ite j. fll.ly Irepared 70 receive visitors Ia the
ie-g aii,i sl lilaing business with rhe courts or
utleTwiaf.
Anisie stslliug aud carriage house is attached to
Eas utsI.
Boq4ef9 ss'4l ae resolved on favorable terms.
ISAAC MENGEL, ia
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gatfiug ug Clutof Sixteen. two extra copies oi
the Magazine ior isp2 VIII be sent.
Address, postpaid,
CH4RLES }. PETERSON,
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y oy. -, lS.ld
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Execntor,a Eotlca.
OF VALUARLR

3 ETTERS tastamentary on the last win and
~ tpstat1ent If Thomas j Rlackbarn, late cf
Napier Township, Bedford County decd, having
been granted to the sahsefbsr, residing 10 lpisr
Township, aforesaid, notice is therefore given 30
all persons indebted to the estate Of said deed %
mike payment Immediately. aad those having
claims viii present them forthwith properly 90
theatlcated for settlement.
JOHN W. HULL, Esseatoy.
Dec. 27 1851
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List afCauses

DC down for trial at Eeouafy term. l882.
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kdmiuislfa.og's Ne,iCe.

THE SCIENCE Of Education and art OF Teach.
l. ing, ly DIN Ogden A. M., at DR. Hary's.
Dec. Il, 1860.
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Yershsrn Eight.

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
/ by buying Gal 0il perfectly pure, inodoreus
and FREQ from SnoEe while burning, at &l.00 ser
gallon, at Il. c. ReaInsr's Drug Store
Nov 1G 1860.
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MnTrC9

NOTICE.
FgAIiE following nelued .erscns, will make app
L. cation 10 the next Court Of Quarter Sessions
il and fer RtdfoId county, TO be held on the l0ii
day of FciIusIy next, for Tavern License, for the
ensuing year.
Frederick Berkheimer, ST. Clair Township,
George Wtmmer, Monroe Tcwnship,
Saml. r. BottoDfed, Woat Providence Tp.,
Levi II. Deih, Hopewen gp.,
John Hillegss, Juniata Up,
G.. MoTgFet, Bloody Run Borough.
Wm BnEeh, s. Woadberry Tp.
Gaorga II. Figard, Broad Top TIP.
S. II. TATE,
CLrEE'S 0Rr1or, ClerS.
Bedford, Jan. II, e2.'
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Nov. !, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-20
signs Kentucky.

From the Louisville Journai. August a.
We have Just conyer5sd with highly intel
ligeut gentleman, a citizen Of P.lB.0n, In Pike
county, recently driven out from home BY the
guerrillas He says that be learned by some Of
the home guards, refugees from Prestonburg, in
Floyd coanty, that CeTO GOrd3 Wiliisns was 1t
that place On Thursday last, with 1900 meu5
that the rest OF his brigade was scattered at diff
ierent points not far of, and thas Humphrey
Msrshall was reported to be behind with smother
brigade, said to be ordered TO Catlettsburg. in
Boyd county, on Big Sandy. The two rebel
brigades were supposed to number six OK eight
thousand men.
There was skirmish at Piketon on Monday
of last wesk between some Of the hone guards
and greatly superior force Of guenillas, smother
on Tuesday Near that place, and a third on
Wednesday, at Peter creek, IN the edge Of Pike
county. At Piketon the home guards numbered
only sixty-6vs, but drove ont the rebels on
Monday, none being killed on either side After
the skirmish near that place, on Tuesday,
nine rebel dead bodies were found on the
scene Of conflict. Subsequently, however
the rebels mustered In much stronger force,
and our guards retrestsd from Piketon. On
Wednesday, ct Peter creek, nine home guards
were killed, and a considerable number Of
guerrll2s. The guards at that point. number
ing only seventy men, twice defeated the rebels
being increased by reinforcements to 800 the
guards retrea.ed.
At Piketon the rebels, after the retreas Of tho
home guards robbed our informant Of property
worth from three to I've thousand dollars, and
took from other Union men the whole OF their
stock, etc Among the guerrilla leaders were
Menefee, Moore, Witcher and Harmon. Meme
fee was afterward seen driving eff q drove Of
stock mile long toward the Virgins line Our
~
the invasion Of Kentucky, in the Virginia 0or-
der counties of Wayne, Logan, Mcdowell.
Buchanan, Wise, etc A prominent kentucky
rebel Of Williams brigade claimed In Pike
county the other day, that the rebels would 10 s
few days be 10000 strong on this side Of the
Virgins line, but this was probably an idle bosst
Undoubtedly our friends in Eastern Kentucky
are in sore need of protection from the horrible
depredstiOns Of guerrillaism, and undoubtedly
they viii receive it. But they should receive it
speedily. Delay may WheIm them in hopeless
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BEADQUARTERs-lsT DISTRICT. DEPART
MINT no. I,
TANGIFAHOA, La, July I2, l562

4EhDsLLsE Etle-lsI DlhlhlCI. DEpAkI-l
MINT No. 1,
TANGIFAHOA, La, July e, 1862
General Orders No. @.
THE Provost Marshsl Of TIE county or parish
where any slave may be arrested together with
s5mmoued shall consttute g special II banal FOR the
trial Of Saves charged with ofsnses sgsinst military
law End for minor oznEss have power inf Ct such
oorporsa pusishlrtnt as they may think proper.
IL Every slave who 81 al enter, ateupf enter
tie ires ol he enemy without special permit from
Bistr-et Hes1quartsrs o. who shall come from within
the snsDys lines shall be shot receive such corpo-
zeal uun SHINE ut a. this tribunal may determine.
III Where any slave has been condemned to death
by TIE tribunal herein established execution Of the
senteuce except in where the vicinity Of the
uy nay reQlire Immediate action, VIII be suspended
ing General CT the District and order issued for the
eEecution-
~. Ia parishes OF counties, in which no Provost
MGr1hsl has been appOztsd where from other eir-
Gums anoe slaves arrested cannot Be brOught TO trial
they V b. taken before tie nearest Provost MRrshs
who is authorized ana required take eogniEancs Of
TIE case and proceed IN 81 respects though the
rest hs5 besu m2de in his own parish or county.
v. Wherever il is praeticsble and the oWner con.
seng % t. puusheats inflicted upon slaves under the
prorions u this order, w be inflicted upon the plan
taiion 70 which they belong are attached, and n
pres6ncs of ms other slaves.
II Proves Marahss are authorized te use tts iRls
or pisons Of their respective COUNTESS towns par
tshe1 for the confinement Of slaves. The kespern Of
these abishnonts viii be allowed the usual fees for
their mtintainsnce
VII 81 persons owning slaves, or having them In
eharEe ere required 70 read this order them least
once noah
By command Of Br'g-Gen. RUGGLEs
i D. SASDID3E, @. S. A.,
iy292tew4w A. A. A sud IuspertoF General
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VoIunteerIng ID F1epnsyIvnufa.

HARRIsBURGH, Pa, August 14-From the
present indications, Pennsylvania will have IF
teen regiments in the field during the week, and
others forming rapidly. By order Of the Secre-
tary Of War, Governor Curtin orders that after
the 18th, no bounty be paid volunteers to new
regiments, but only to volunteers of regiments
now in the field, and to fill up new regiments
now organizing. On August 22d, all nneom-
teers to fill old regiments viii be received and
paid bounty, etc, until September lst. Monday,
September lst, the draft viii commence for the
100000, and continue till completed No officer
now in the field, in regulars or 7olunteefs will,
under any circumstances, be detailed to accept a
new command,
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Ekfndness 70 our Enemies Is Cruelty to our
Rrienda.

EKfndness 70 our Enemies Is Cruelty 70 cur
Friends.
The recent proclamation, by President Davis,
of his purpose to visit upon the eff csrS of Pope's
command retaliation for oUtTages committed
upon our people by bis brutal Soldiery, has in
spired confidence throughout the Confederacy,
and stricken with fear the dastards who dread
reIibutiOn for their atrocities. Whether this
proclamation is mere q bTWtlsn1 fal1aea," or the
expression Of real determination to protect our
people, awaits practical demonstration. The
President has An opportunity afforded him al
ready. Fwenty-nine commissioned officers of
the rufiian corps have been captured. What
will be done with them The blood of non
combatant citizens butchersd-the prayers Of
woman wroDged-of age insulted-of plundeTed
communities and desolated districts,-sppeal to
AIr. Davis now. If he has the nerve to do his
duty and throw the arm ef the government
around the helpless Ren and women within the
enemy's lines who cry to him for mercy and re-
dress, the wavering loyalty Of those deserted
places viii be reanimatcd and their devotion to
our Confederacy invigoTated anew. The enemy,
convinced that we are TesOlute and earnest, viii
desist from his internal purpose, or witness the
disoTganizatioD and desertion of bis forces. Bat,
if a iimid and misapplied elemency is extended
to these instruments Of Popeis policy, then the
inhabitants of all the region overrun by the
Yankees win curse the imbecillity Of a p@
ment wlaeh lacks the spirit opunish itl nles
or to.protect its friends. The wlsole Yankee
army IS watching with intense solicitude the
course which President Davis pursues, and, as
il is weak or wise, viii continue their outrageS
OF cry for quarter. We invoke the prayers Of
the people that the Almighty may imPArt Jack
sonian nerve and energy to our Chief Magis-
trate in this nomenlous hour, may strengthen
his faith if it falters, and hold up his hands an
steady his knees if they are feeble, for the duty
before him.
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rOFFIUAI.
HEADQUARTERs-lsr DISTRICT, DEPART.
MElFT No L

JAN6IPAHO. Ia July l4th, 1862 J
General Orders No. =.
The OOsSURTPTs in ths parishes Of East and
II West Fslicians and East Bsson Rouge, will atsm
bic without delay a. i've Branch, n-sr Clinton. and
report 70 Col Preston Pond, commanding camp Of In
strCcfon
II. The oonscripts In he parishes Of St Helena and
Washington VIII sssembls without delay Tangipaho
and report 20 Lieut.-Col. sam Boyd eommznding.
III Ths c0nscripts IN the parishes Of St. Tamuany
AID Livingston will assemble without delay at PoAehs-
touia, st camp Of instruction and report to Captain
NcRss
". Tbs Co onmsnding General is assured that many
who come under the provisions OF tRs conrc-ipt Law
have nsl had the opportunity Of conphancs with its
requirements, and now that cSnps Of Instruction
specially desigastsd undsr competent commanders
they viii repair to them At and place themselves
In the from ranks Of their eountry's defenders.
Y H. however, from unforeseen gircu taaeea the ex
rsordnay spectacle should pressn itssf to The eyes
Of the world, that citizen soldiers Of Louisiana fail 70
rally voluntarily 70 the defense q their liberties sad
fsefiies rommaadrrs Of troops provost marshsls Of
parishes, ofers Of he militia, civil magistrates and
81 other cT officers enioined 20 take prompt and
effective measures TO enable selnquents TO reseh thelr
respective sncampmsnts.
Byeomma1d Of Brig Gen RUeGLEs
L D. SAEDIDaE, O. s. A.
fy2s 2sW4w A A. and InsDestor-e General
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The FIGHT IN CULPEPER-The Lyncbburg
RspRblicGn states that the exact locality Of the
fight on Saturday IS said 20 have bsen on the
plantation Of the Rev. D. F. Slaughter, near
Mitehefs Station, in CulDeper county. The
fight is represented to have been terrible 10 the
extreme. A part Of Ewell's division led in the
stack, which was subsequently reinforced by
portion of A. P Hills division, the whole nun
beringabout ten thousand, against about fifteen
or twenty thousand Of the enemy. Our losses
ara not definitely ascersained, but are supposed
to reach about six hundred wounded aud one
hundred killed.
The enemy retreat0d after several hours dss-
perate resistance, leaving the ground covered
with arms and ordnance stores We took no
artillery, the enemy having succeeded in getting
them of.
There have been occasional skirnishes since
the fight Of Saturday, but they resulted in
nothing Of a serious character.
The enemy fell back to the RaighborhOod Of
CulpePer Court House, carrying OF the most Of
Their dead and wounded, though a number Of
the latter were LETT on the field, and fell into our
hands. They were pagoled and sent to the
enemy's lines under flag Of truce.-Rlcdmgnl
Hhig, Iiah,