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The losses for August and September are added together, so as to include those about Jonesboro: Killed and Missing Wounded Total Grand Aggregate..... 1,408 3,731 5,139 Hood's losses, as reported for the same period, page 577, Johnston's "Narrative:" Killed Wounded Total 482 3,223 3,705 To which should be added: Prisoners captured by us:............ 3,738

In the two day schools for boys and the two days schools for girls, 209 children, of whom 54 have been entirely free; the others pay about one third of the expense. There have been also circulated 482 Bibles and 520 New Testaments. Lastly, fifty-seven pounds has been spent to aid missionary exertion.

Chamberlain, the Republican claimant in South Carolina, wrote in 1901 that he was "quite ready now to say that he feels sure that there was no possibility of securing permanent good government in South Carolina through Republican influences." Atlantic Monthly, LXXXVII, 482. Many of the dispatches were in a complicated cipher which resisted all attempts at solution.

Again, in every street in Rome there are, at short distances, public primary schools for the education of the children of the middle and lower classes. Rome, with a population of only about 158,000 souls, has 372 public primary schools, with 482 teachers, and over 14,000 children attending them, whilst Berlin, with a population more than double that of Rome, has only 264 schools.

After a protracted consideration and discussion of his case, he was sworn in near the close of the first session of the Thirty-Ninth Congress. 478, 482. JAMES W. PATTERSON was born in Hanniker, New Hampshire, July 2, 1823. He graduated at Dartmouth College in 1848.

Al. 68, 718; Chrys. i. 482 et saepe, al. For tuus, 'Iren. Omn. Haer. vii, 27. Omn. Haer. vii. 20. Haer. i. Pref. 2. Haer. iii. 11. 7, 9.

On the Monday following, he and his men reached Albany, bringing two prisoners, eighty French muskets, and many knapsacks picked up in the woods. He had lost between sixty and seventy killed, wounded, and taken. Hist, of N.Y., I. 482. Review of Military Operations. Shirley to Fox, 26 July, 1756. Abercromby to Sir Charles Hardy, 11 July, 1756. Niles, in Mass. His. Coll., Fourth Series, V. 417.

S. Muller, on the Banteng, 'Zoog. Indischen Archipel. 1839-1844, tab. 35; see also Raffles, as quoted by Mr. Blyth, in 'Land and Water, 1867, p. 476. On goats, Dr. Gray, 'Catalogue of the British Museum, p. 146; Desmarest, 'Mammalogie, p. 482.

Justinian ascended the eastern throne in August, 527, at about the age of forty-five. He would therefore have been born in 482. He was of somewhat more than middle height, of regular features, dark colour, of ample chest, serene and agreeable aspect. Through the care of his uncle he had had a good education, and had early learned to read and write.

The merchants' agreements were, for whatever reason, much better observed in some places than in others. Imports from Great Britain to New York fell during the year 1769 from about 482,000 pounds to about 74,000 pounds.

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