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PUBLIC SALE.
LEGAL NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, Sheriff of the county Of Wyan-
dot, will. by virtue Of an order Of sale,
issued by the Court of Common Pleas Of
said county, in favor of Anthony II. Ar
mold, and against Anastasia Noel and
others, and 10 him directed, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, on SATURDAY the 9TH
day Of Seplembe-. A. d. 1862, az some
public place in the
TOWN OF OTTAWA,
in the county Of Putnam, and State OF
Ohio, offer for sale, at public auction. the
following real estate, situate in the county
of Putnam, Ohio, to wit The East halt
of the North E,st quarter of Section 33,
appraised at 5 100, and the South. West
quarter of Section "a. appraised at $3.50,
and the West half OF the North Wes,
quarter of Section 81, appraised al $3.50,
and the South East quarter of the South
East quarter of Section %, appraised at
$24O, all in Township No. 2. North. in
Rapge (7) Seven, East, containing 36o
acres.
Also, on SATURDAY, the 18Th dav
of ptember, A. D. 1862. at l O'clock
L VA dt IIG uOOI VI ItC SDuiS A1OuSt
IN UPPER SANDUSKY,
Wyandot county, Ohio, offer for sale. at
public auction, the following real estate
situate in the county of Wyandot, Ohio.
to wit:
The North West quarter of the North
East quarter, Section l3, appraised at
800,
And South West quarter of North Eas,
quarter Section l3, appraised at Ss480,
And North West quarter of South East
quarter Section 13, appraised at $3.50.
And South West quarter of South East
quarter Section l3, appraised at $3.50,
And Nor h East quarter of \ ortb
West quarter Section l3, appraised al
$3.50,
And the South East quarter of North
West quarter Section IL, appraised al
$3.50,
And the North East quarter of South
West quarter Section IS, appraised at
5000,
And the South East quarter of Sou h
West quarter Section l3, appraised at
5000,
And the North East quarter OF Nortl
v est quarter ection "a, appraised a!
$500,
And the North end West half of North
East quarter Section 24, containing Is
acres, appraised at $'4l,
All in Township One, North, in Range
l3, East, containing 376 acres.
Also. on MONDAY, the 18th day oi
September, A. D. 1869, at one O'Clock
P. ~, in the
TOWN OF OCEOLA,
Crawford county. Ohio, will offer for
sale, at pulIic auction, the following real
estate, situate in the county of Crawford
and State Of Ohio. to wit:
In Lot, Number II, in the town o.
Oceola, appraised at $50,
In Lot, Number IS, in the town ol
Oceola, appraised at $50.
In Lot, Number II, in the town o.
Oceola. appraised at SO,
Ia Lot, Number 20, in the town o
Oceola, appr. ised at $l5.
In Lot, Number 81, in the town O
Oceola, appraised at s 10.
In Lot, Number 95, in the town .
OceoIa, appraised at Sl4,
In Lot, Number Ito, in the town o
Oceola, appraised at $40,
And In Lot, Number ll6, in the towI
Of Oceola, appraised at Sc.
! TERMS OF SALE.
One third in hand, one third in on,
year, and one third in two years from thu
day Of sale, with interest the payments
to be secured by mortgage upon thu
premises sold.
| WILLIAM NARROW,
Sheriff of Wyandot County.
BEERY d JOHNSON, Attorneys.
July 12, 1862.
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WAR NEWS.
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July IL.
Special to New York Tribune:
Arkansas refugees report that General
Curtis attacked and completely cut to
pieces 500 Coufederates under Col. Nc
Neil, thirty miles east of Bateyille, on the
4;h.
The Grenada Evening Appeal of the
9th says the Vicksburg canal is progress
sirg, with 5000 negroes working ON
it.
The Mississippian states that Gen. But
ler visited Baton Rouge Saturday.
The Vicksburg Wing reports the dam
age to the city as very severe.
The publication of the Wing is sus-
pended
The Grenada Appeal states that the 7th
Tenn. went into the Richmond fight 800
strong, and came out without one effect
i've man.
The same paper states that a forage
party of 900 of Gen. Curtis men were
attacked and nearly all killed, but a few
were captured alive.
A Vicksburg dispatch of the 4th states
that ''the bombardment is tremendous
and unceasing. 1t is estimated that the
enemy fired $1,000 shot and shell Our
loss so far is six men killed and one woun-
ded. The inhabitants have taken refuge
in the woods. Should the invaders land,
we will drive them back at the point OF
the bayonet. Vicksburg cannot be ia
KEN
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WILL PROMPTLY

WILL PROMPTLY
ATTEND to House Painting, Wagon Painting
Paper hanging, Graining, Glazing, and Ce-
menting Brick work. All work done III the
best manner and upon the most reasonable
term.
Shop opposite the Court Honse, over
Spahr's Hardware Store
Urper Sandusky J,n. 24GL-lyi
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61st REGIMENT.

A LII Volunteer Soldiers belonging to the
IA 6lst Regiment, o. V. L., Col. N. Schleicl
commanding, that are now in Ohio or else
where, will report themselves Immediately to
the undersigned, or Col. c. W. b. Allison, at
Camp Chase; and as soon sufficient num-
Der is deemed ready, they will be furnished
with the necessary transportation to their
respective regiment and company. Trans
portation tickets will be furnished by the
Governor to all those that will apply, from
their respective homes to Columbus.
Should the undersigned necessarily be ab-
sent at any time from Camp Chase, Capt.
b. bod, at Columbus. or Col. c. W. b. Allison,
Post commander, at Camp Chase will give all
necessary information as to quarters and
subsistence, etc, at Camp Chase.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Capt. Glst Regiment Owl.
July 18th, 1861
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Coudscatiou BILL.

The Confscatiou Bill has passed both
houses Of Congress, and only wants the
signature of the President to become a
law.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July l5.--Members OF
Hewitl's Battery escaped from Murfrees-
boro, report their battery and the Third
Minnesota surrendered, Col. Duf1ield NOR
tally wounded, Gen I. L. Crittendon oI
Ind, prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports the lst
ed, and 4th Georgia, lst Kentucky, Tex.
an Rangers and 100 mounted infantry,
under command Of Forrest and Warner
six thousand in all. The rebel army j:
advancing on Nashville.
The Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry and
Seventy fourth Ohio Infantry arrived
from Lebanon last night. -Four regi
ments from Huntsville are coming.
A convalescent camp of one hundred
and fifty of the Eleventh Michigan arr
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LIQUORS.
DRANDIES, Gins, vi nes, and Old Ry
D Whiskey, for medical purposes, CONSTANT
hand and for sale by
ma62 j A MAXNELL, Iruggist
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Pope's Address to His Army.

WAsHINGFoN, July II.
To the officers and soldiers Of the army Of
Virginia:
By special assignment Of the President
of the United States, l have assumed the
command of this army. l have spent
two weeks in learning your whereabouts,
your condition and your wants, in pre-
pairing you for active operations anu in
placing you in position from which you
can act promptly and to the purpose
! have come to you from the West where
we have always seen the backs of our
enemies, from an army whose business it
has always been to seek the adversary,
and to beat him when found whose pol
icy has been attack and not defence.
In but one instance has the enemy been
able to place our western army in a de-
fensive attitude.
l presume l have been called upon to
pursue the same system, and to lead
you against the enemy. 1t is my pur-
pose to do Sc, and that speedily. am sure
you long for an opportunity of wining
that distinction which you are capable OF
achieving. That opportunity l shall en-
deavor to give you.
Meantime, wish you to dismiss from
your minds certain phrases which l am
sorry to find much in vogue among you.
I hear constantly of taking strong posi-
tions and holding them of lines OF re-
treat, and of boxes of supplies. Let us
discard such ideas. The strongest posi-
ton soldier should desire to occupy, is
one from which he can most easily al =
vance against the enemy. Let us study
the probable line of retreat Of our oppo-
nents, and leave our own to take care
of itself.
Let us look before us, and not behind.
Success and glory are in the advance ;
disaster and shame lurk in the rear. Let
us act Oh this understanding, and it is safe
to predict that your banners shall be in
scribed with many a glorious deed, and
that your names shall be dear to your
countrymen Tor ever.
Signed JOHN POPE,
Major General Comd'g.
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LETTER FROM SHILOH.

We extract the following from letter
sent to an esteemed citizen of our village
GENERAL Hosp1rAL, 9Th D1v1s1oN)
ARMY WEST, Ten, JUNE 18, '62.(
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On Thursday evening, The g7th ui,.. n "a.
Home, Marshall. Texas, by Rev. ". {. p.sl.s
Capt. .. y. UoRR, 4. q N. nh Texas rsss-ssl
sni sIi-s ALICE LsNGpoN, daughter q n
snd Anna n. Hyde
", acknowledge with pleasure the recep,,s. =,
q large. handsome cake, adorned With l-vse..
og delicate flowers. embIcma.ic Of the Iove.. :,
beautiful, and which wa accompanied win 4.
compliments Of our young married friend. y
" none bat the brave deserve The fair. i" The .st.
ver. Of pcnelsos may jastly claim the palm RI.
py psir' May love and hope, isar THIN s,f,,.
and prospemasly Ter Hes biil,.s.
- N A. Delta and r'esyune please CON,
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The Lincoln snnbosis basc teep ih'As sAf io"c'
N thar Attempt to get do-a the r'ssf Two Of
then, have been .unk IN the attempt - pass slsni
Nc. 10. II Trey soceced in eetiias hslo~ Tue
Island, a. :. e 4. .isaadoecd. as many suppose u
will be, Fost Pillow r's-~ats barrier u'ss Is I'M
imaginable. We have IN overwhelming army AZ
Coriu.h and GA the line OF The Ienhe'ses 'se'f
that esa be concentrated in t~snsy fonf hears
In s.sans.s cor army has tesa iargsi, Te'n'oford
on every hard I'll. enemy end themselves cheek
mated. hey dar not remain ihaehse, ~hi'
thsy sdsaaee. almost inevitable defeat awaits
,he,r. We fs.i aos ez.y hopeful. bat lnbisan'
with brilliant prospective future when our 'afs'
enter ,hc held 70 roll back tSe vac
IL sar
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MILITARY NOTICE.

am authorized to raise u company Of |,
iantry to serve for three years on during B
war Men existing IN this company viii i
ceiye The Fifty Dollars bounty, aud vii !
into the sere .cc without delay.
The fac, being 80 rel knorrn TO III ID
our armies want achievements. wan. ,ts
badly and must have them very soon. or I've
with revcrses at every point, would rss
it prsgnptuous in me 10 attempt 40 apge.
to lexsns, who have 50 nobly responds, J
every call OF their country. and who's i
der have acted So CALAMITY In every enid
they lave heen engaged in
Thoso desiring 70 eHlist viii repaft tad
selves to me or 10 Mr.. " II Msseu AZ III
place without delay.
Lieut.. CHAS. T.. TALLY.
Col Gregg, Regmai e. s 4
Marshall, Texas. APRIL J. 1852
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SosLs CoSDuor,-Mrs. Franks. Of this place
as received letters from her husband. written at
Ashyiie, rsna., on she s,h ut which renders
probable that he has bcen taken prisoner. lie
detailed 10 take care u the oirk aad wounded
+ Greggs regiment ia the hospital and while
'hers sought safety in iilght leaving thcse unfor
innate men 20 their laic, tins noble German re-
NAMED with them % the last, waiting upon them
aish' and day, until from feigne loss % fe,t aud
nhalstion Of disetse he wa taken down With
aospital faTef We learn frDn NJ Franks letters
nsi Ben Duncan. from this Place, He'd Ia Che hos
pi'al the day preyloas. lie sas aa e1eelen,
young man, and exhibited his devotion 10 bis
sagry and 20 freedom, By ~ sacli;ler Of his lie
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STATE OF rExAs,I
uAkLIsoN COUNTY

County Court. Harcb Call Term. lssa. pert.,a...
TO Roads and Revenues.
The following order was entered to-wit.
it u ordered hy the Court that John y. Wiz.
spoon .Eichard peetc. J u. Lsas .lster ana "
H. Bubef be- ard they are hereby appo,si.s
committee t. inspect and report /, The Co..
CoartSos purchase al e arms tina, ma, = -
ed the county for sale, whether they may nssd !
pasr'ig VI not, and they viii ai.o agrev wth y.
parties Offering guns for sale the price ttrv :.
to receive 'rom tn. county iof them aad 4 !.
paid Tor tn County llonds at two aud lhns ,,.,
Win tempe cent interest
=. AndYt !, further ordered that the folloslss ~.
sons be and they in' hereby appointed IL T.
respective Captains Beats, - inquire after ~ \
port all tire arms that may be offered ior VI. /
The county, aud urge their delivery % The sss
piiiec Rbo, named. at Marshall At as .ady,
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eEcNrrs ron ruE rRxAs alru0IlcAs

-. 1hs following notice ~ bAricd 10 fot
.s4bucsia % Last week. Bat was Inadvertently
mititd
we are informed Ead regaestsa 20 state that
A. ffszer will BE- O. candidate for fe-olee''sa 10
be oaiss OF Jssge % ihe slxsh jadic--t-t4-iFlei
CHS Is s0as Al ih.s early day Decauso .. Am
.fons. la. has al,e.iy announced himseG - "a
iudiaaie ilg the asirg
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GEN ERAL ORDER No.

HsAnQuAgrsga DErARrsNsr of Ts1ss
IiousraN. March 9th isG2
by order OF ihe Secretary Of Wv, !
troops wiIl be accepted and mustered 10 4
less than Three fears. or the Was n
command Of
Brig. Gen. Z q. litBEkI
SAMUEL Boyss DAVIS. Maj aud A. A. 4
Printers throughout the State will plesl
copy
April 5, 1862. n2a-u
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w. r. LAsE RAaetr7 Capt >. . Richard
,on writes Us inst this company vii be dlahsnded
d san Antonio on the leth, and reorgan2e "A
jarshsll o. Of about the 5lh Of May, for AZ inme
Iaie forward movement The Captain ha se.
trtd tie privilege Of rtaiuing the camp equip
,ee and arms of the company % rmsi item
p these times A few veil mounted recruits VIII
accepted,
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Island No l0.--That fighting has been
going on there is no doubt. The mortar
boats of the enemy have, from behind u head
land, obscared from our guns, been leisurey
SHILLING the Qualifications, but only in single
instance with any eject OF that occurrence
conflicting reports have been received, one
asserting that four men at our guns had been
killed by the explosion OF a she'll, while an
other has 1t that one man was killed, and a
third that two were killed and rs many
wounded. We have i on good authority
tina, Gen. 1andgan is confident that he can
hold ~ leland, and that the eneGiys iotilia
cannot pass.~-NemphN Iratdncte.
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NO o
&. Crepshaw W. Il. e. stalcup-
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

Cousry os Pasol
10 oay iawiid officer Of sad County Or
mg
YOU are hereby commanded 10 sun'a
l K. q. Stalcup, to he and appear -
me at my houses on the tirs, Saturday Il Y
1862, at or before O'Clock. + W.
swer the complaint OF Corueiious Cnrss1
agent Of W J 'riilery, in plea Of dehi
by note for the sum OF Finy-eigal %
dolMrs.
Herein, lsil not, ba. exccat agl de-
turn make as the law directs dina
my hand, this the 10th day Of MaFeh, \
ROBERT JARMAN,j. i
Received ia Office, March 10Th. 1885,
iendaut Tot found, March the 9th, lss'
W. II. SHIELDS, Cons 1,
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- see IL. c. T. EAtlgY q card for Kissing d
~ Fany Of Infantry for the war. Those desifoes
volunteering carnnl do better Than 60 IN this
supany Nj. faliey can refer eeuiid'n'ly "a
.ory member Of the iasa Grsys remaining IN the
unity and To the cltizeas o. Nan,sllVsuerillg
IA to BIZ capacity. ass.daiiy and kindness. sue
- him.
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MAIaSHALf.:
flTRDAi. 4 APRI >, lr62
DISTRICT JUDGE

i..ss r. AaxsrgoSs IA a candidate fer nisii't'
luixr ~ shr eih Judicial District. Al The epss'
ag ksgua election.
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ksoXyILLs,--We have no further news
from this metropolis Of East Tennessee Not
knowing what force We had in that city aud
lis enyirons, se are not prepared % conjecture
what opposition will BIC or has been made to
the advancing enemy, said to be 5000 strong
-- 4 aifucte
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

EoNMlrTEp to iail. March 20, ls6.
y negro boy aged about ciehiaen ytas
fect, , or 4 inches high dark aompe1sa
calls himslf JOHN aDd saws h, belongs
{. Bacon. II Smith County 1esas. a
owHeg or owners OF said negro ar hss
notified to come forward, prove propssl
paw charges, and take him away. or s. 4
be disposed OF as the law direei@
J II CURLlN, Jsleg
Marshall. Texas. April .. 1862.
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BESIDES the properly psscs the News Office lost
2 81 subscription and teFogat ha9ks. az well ~
- tiles soT " Year,. These losses are even and
far morn -eriens than the loss Of the a.'ice IN
iafes, heavy a. that wa. II wili have to depend
n great measure pn IT, subscribers for state.
aent Of Their accounts, aud v. feel surc that at
m. Ike this they viii AL come forward &, once
ani pay their dues ethont wing "a be Wkcd.
3honld they do this Il will greatly tighten the
esyy losses the paper has sustained Nothing
iorever, eau replace the valuable iiles which we've
urned. We believe the proprietor has still an
lhsr power press and types enough IN Galveston
. enable him 70 continue his Issues without much
elsy
We decply sympa,hize with ogr esteemed friend
Z the News, and hope the Subscribers 10 his
,oss excellent paper viii al! him IN retrieving
losses.
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ssr SEQ new Advertisement
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NOTICE

Mr. r. h. HUNTER Is authorized 10.
vi IS my agent during my absence d I
army.
j. J. CARSTAFilfN.
April 9th. ls62
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...'. TT utl ioH'b. h,-t ..o. nAi eIl .,sa
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General GIay,s FarsweIi 90 Russia,

MsjoT-General Cassius n. Clay is expected
TO arrive here in a few days, his friends looking
for him in every steamer. There is no doubt
that the brave Kentucky emancipationist viii
be heartily welcomed on bis return to q country
which needs men of pluck and stamina Ike
him.
We have announced the fact that Mr.. Clay had
taken bis leave of the Car, and introduced TO
him Minister Cameron. Bayard Taylor, in
letter to the ITibHns thus reports Mr.. Clay's
farewell remarks:
Your Imperial Majesty win see, from the let
ter Of the President Of the Unfted States, which
have the honor to bear, that he recalls me at
my own request. Had l consulted my pleasure
rather than my duty, I Should not have ex-
changed the attractions which surround your
Imperial Majesty's court for the hardshi9s and
danger for the Geld Of battle BY This devotion
to my country, your Imperial Aajssty win
measure the depth Of my gratitude that you
have magnanim0usly stood By US in our time Of
need, of humiliation, and Of national peril. That
gratitude is felt by every lover of our great re-
public At homo and abroad. Should I survive
the Wsr, to enjoy that more stable peace which
I believe God reserves for our country, it shall
be the purpose Of my life TO cultivate and
strengthen that gratitude fer your Imperial Maj
ssty, your house and your people. Ny country
men know already what you have been to us
shall tell them Of tie clemency, Of the firm
ness, of the sublime courage which your fmpe-
rial Majesty displays IN your magnaHimous ef-
forts for the progress and glory VI yonr own
people. To have personally know .nd enjoyed
the graeions consideration Of the most illustri-
Gus among living man, who viii be known IN
all time as the Czar Of all the Rassias, but as
Alexander H. viii be to nae the most precious
Of lifes memories. SD in leaving your impe-
rial presence, 90 to mingie my aspirations
with the great millions of the Western World,
that God viii prosper and have in His holy
keeping your Imperial Majesty, your imperial
house, and the foTtunste millions Of people under
your pasernal rule
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SPEGLaL aRDER No. 23.
HEADQUARTERS WlTHKRs LIGHT Ar
TTILERT
HEGfHFET NEtR ETCEsEUEa Arp 1Sf9

HEADS y Ak lt.fiS WlTHkES LIGHT ARD
TTBLERY,
BEstEEET EEAR VIcRsBUKa Aug. q lSs2 }
NOTICE Is D. rsbY given 10 All members Of this regi
-N n7rt ahs=nt vsnsUt p-oI 9r aqthori y sOldie, S
oversy ng ther leaves OF aosence 90 ders who have
been n oH C6 and taTe fail 20 present ceriifca es
Of dsa5 d y sisnsd ty army surgeons who hsYe been
reEulariT anted colnul sl5u d. or 10 have taken
the oEtb Of ffc- certificates ana sfdsvifE frcm
Fps7tso's p-se.sinE PysiiauE al saldisrs acting ss
druEs5fs tieldalts ia h9Ei as that if they
GO not ut ttese Besdq they will
he brorgh back 1 irons e-a dealt with GeserteCs
ComH1gi'ies shOgld spun frc1 ther midst th9ss who
lack fl eDeY q oderiy pride, should have for
F1t e1 heir cab % serve iueir country homes and
fafhfly. On ihs return Of Ell such persons whether
voluntarily CT otherwise, they T Be dealt with
eora e7 VIII srY T 81 arons This notice s intended
Tor th= Information cf lhoss present duty who
mas hsresf procure leaves o. sbsence IS well s6
vice 70 pessn ozuders no person belonging % this
reEiueat viii b allowed p ocure substitutes except
- the Dost ti-llar ard Urgent cases those per
cons able 10 d duty hired subsausi ought 20 have
pa i9i 80 eloGga . do 61y voEuteers and those
Wz nj tnls reQusie Gnted in this regiment
Those Tie role VIII be retained a. every sacsi
Zee El-il pr psflg discharged bF proper aafbofity.
By order of JAMES ?. PARKER
Leut.-C0 CommaEduR vi. hers All ilery.
JAS J. GALLOWAY.
E-I-eH arf 2 afifrfarf
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sintisfies Of Rnn,e.

From the Bulletin Evsngelic De Ia Basse Bretagne.l
In the population of Romo, BY a recent statis-
teal eee0unt, are included:
$4,000 cardinals, prelates, priests, abbes,
monks and persons receiving greater or less in
come from the church.
10000 women Of religions order.
1000 beggsrs who pay for a first-class patent,
empowering them to exercise their profession
upon the steps of St. Peters.
5000 beggsrs, who pay for q second patent,
admitting them to practice at the doors of the
other churches, before keaters in the streets and
other public places.
2000 women who live BY serving as models to
painters and scelptors, or by begging when that
resource fails
1900 soldiers Of al nationaities.
81, 600 servants
10000 Jewish '.psriahs !"
$4,000 Romans, called Citizens, but having no
part in administering the government, and most
Of them in condition bordering closely on
misery
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
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HEADQUAtEbkS 80 DISTRICT,
NicKsBuaG, July iS 1852
~ oIlCE s hereby gsreu a. persons who are sub.
~ iect 20 the acOn o fhe Conscript Act that those
wh3 lnltee- Wisfort waiting to he enr0ed under
the law, g . be slow.a Q seles' their own company
and regiment fr0 thei- State from ng tie seEers
eorns q hs Brigade, composed Of The following regi
mel viz-
Fnilsr
2 gash battalion Loui lana ArtilleFy-Iisut Colonel
v. PinEuev.
=. F9grsa Regiment LOuiaiaas Fouatees-colonel H
sssgea.e.sth Regiment Louisiaaa voluniesrs-oOL
r Richardson.
TwsstysiE'h Regiment Louisiana Valuaissrs-col
Tse9,ySsvsuth Regiment Louisiana volaasesrs-
asssty gan Regiment Louisiana vOluntssrs--col
Mellon
SKA Battalion Mississippi Yoluntsers-Lieut.-COL
J W. Bslfour
Con. say Of Sappers and aiiBers-Capi d. winter
b command Of Brig.-Gen- n. Z. SMITH.
:. 2 GRIMES
ly2ln a 3 General