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Fhe above prices in consequence ol Increas-
ed facilities for manufacturing, are much re.
duced from former rates. A liberal discount
4 for Cash in hand at the date Of the invoice.
Presses, .Chases. Cases, Wood Type, Ink,
&c. furnished at the lowest manufacturers
prices, either for cash or credit.
Our specimen Book for lS46 is now ready
for distribution TO Printers. who will send for
it, aud contains many new articles that we have
never before exhibited, such as Writing Flonr-
ishes,. Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. OF
which we have an ample stock for the prompt
execution of orders.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO pub.
Hsh this Advertisement three fines before the
Tst of June, 1913, and serd us one of their pa.
pers, will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase from US, Of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, five times The
amuuntof their bill.
For sale. several good second handed Cylin-
der and Piatn Power Press Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE g. Co.
l3 Chambers.strcet, N, York.
April 12 3t II
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that those crimes resulting from the boI
blood, and anger, human failings, should
be punished in manner which would
prove reformatory to the character oI
the criminal, we, on the other hand
would desire that the forfeirtures which
are now me,eG OFT TO The low trickster
and cunning designer, should be eleva-
ted into higher punishment, and of such
character, as would carry the stigma
Of disgrace 10 those who fell under the
shadow Of their odium.
To the gambler We would give the
brand of Cain, and the public lash al
least to the extent OF Moses law. We
would not recommend this, ifthe puois-
ment Which lie slate under her system
sees fit to inAict, were commensurate TO
the villainy of their calling. If the
State Would place them in Prison
where their moral senses could be moul-
ded anew by the honest regeneration Of
labor, it would then bea Fl, policy to
treat them with Kindness and lenily.
But, as is, their crimes-for, gamb-
ling is a crime of the blackest dye and
deepest guilt, go unpunishcd by the law.
A sympathetic petition wrung from the
kind feelings of humanity, places them
on level with honesty. They are thus
placed upon footing with those GRIM
inals whose transgression originate in
misFortune-and by this means they
come in for pardon under the glorious
discrimination of Executive clemency
worn down to compliance by appeals
which are as unceasing in their demands
as they are unfounded in justice. In
stances have not been uncommon, when
the offender has stood up to hear the
admonilions and sentence of the court
and at tho same time had the GOver-
nor's pardon in his pocket.
This shows how the gentlemanly prac-
tice of gambling. is frequently punished
and it shows too the necessity of
placing its punishment, even beyond
the control Of the sympalhies of men.
Our town is infested with the birds
of prey the foul Harpies who gloat up>
on the corruptions of the land Ills
important THAI Columbia should be lid
of the inlesting clan, and: that it should
possess character which would ensure
the parents sending their sons TO our
College,Ian exemption even from the
possibility Of their being led astray,
whilst they reside here. We have an
energetic Fown Council!: The police
know a gambler, as we'll by sight, as we
Know q buzzard. Why, do they not
take these things in hand7 tits because
they fear those, who are not professiQn
al, who follow the practice? II SO, we
need another breed to save the town
from the 5bligh, which is gradually sell
tling over it, and which threatens to en-
shroduits energies and its honesty.
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TrHlriE Subscribers would reipec fully in.
a form their Customers ami the Public,
that they have just opnned an unusually large
Stock of ~ So ias 3 Z. 4!
Spring e. Summer Goods.
embracing every variety and sfle Of Fancy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.sd
also, a Complete Assortnsa of ~
Hardware and Cutlery-C hinae Glass and Tin
Ware-Hats. Caps and Bonrets-Roo
Shoes and Slippers-Sa Saddles, Trunks
and Carpet Bags-Drugs, P5ipts and
Observation-Disclosures &c. s,.4G
Persons wishing CHEAP and lGpoD Article,
will do well to call, and particularly those. who
who wish 10 pay CASH. They sla4 hauc Bar.
gains. We have also on lIandsfa ~ ~ ~
$4,000 lbs Cnt Nails, ass'ted, from a to 40 ds.
$4,000 lbs Iron, assorted sizes ..-
The Nails and Iron will bss sod at Factory
prices. Tor ASH. .ss s
April 6t III
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Books & Stationery.

Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vols;
. Students Bible Large Octave.
Webslers Dictionary, s Is 81 .s.;, )
Ainsworth' Latin Dictionary, 81 ~, :,
u. States Exploring Expedition, S vols. !
Hooper's Medical Dictionary,
Barnes Notes on Isaiah, Job, Goapels. &c
Groves Greek and English ID Dictionory,
D'Aublgney's'Hist. Of the Ref, a vols.
Plutarchs Lives, ;;5 ~
Common Prayer, q .tys
Cruden's Concordance, - ~ az.
Suddard's British Pulpit, 80. -
Grigg & Elliot's Readers; d .f: -
New York Reader, q - ~
Arithme,ics, various kind, s.
States, Pencils, Quills, Paper and Ink.
For sale'by r. S..ROBERTS.
April 10 q
Fresh Groceries,
a. UGARS, Coffee, Molasses, Vinegar,
y Lamp Oil, Tallow,. Sperm, and Adnman'
tine Candles. =, tgssSS- S-s
Raisins. Soda Biscuits and Almonds
Imperial, Hyson and Black Teas, Rice, &c.
Raisins, Figs. Cilrons Currants,s Macaroni.
Pickles, Branded Peaches, Cages, Cigars.
CA. MEIGs.
Aprjl II 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
I'M THE COTJRT OF opDINApy

. "A T. OF SOO II SC-AiROLfNA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DYJOHN HILL. Esq. Ordinary of
I'D Edgeield District: Is .a't
Whereas John S. Ardis hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, on. all
and singular the goods and: :chaltels, rights
and credits Of Christopher wv. Ardis, late
of lbe District. aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to ci,eand admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud cred
ilors of the said deceased, lobe and appear
before me, at our nexr 0rhinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be; holden at Edge
field Court House, on.ttiea I4thdayof May
inst, to show cause, if any, why The
said administration shouldnol be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
Ist day ol May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight sbundred and
forty-eight, and in the 72d ysarIof Amer
can independence. sss:;ss -
JOHN HILL, %. E. D. :.
Mays Y 2t IS =
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DIR. JOEL BRANHAM'S
LIVER s. DYSPEGTEC
W r y / C. N E

I'm Offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo
IL pie of s. Carolina for the relief and cure OF
many diseases incident to Southern climate,
I do not claim for itinfallibility; If neither do l
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER. AFFECTIONS
AND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise aud recommend IFS
use, from NY personal observation and use Of
the article in my own practice. Fins article is
lavoraby received wherever it has beer used.
am allowed to refer 10 Mr.: George Heard Of
Troup. Mr. John Warren of Columbus, MIR.
McAffee Of Cobb, MIR. r.Asbury Hull Of Athens5
Mr.. William ID. Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
John E.. Dawson of Lagrangei TO which a
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony to its value. ~ ~:
5habitua costyeness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, aud per
sons of sedenlary habits, which oflensexert a,
very unlavoruble influence upon The general
haelth Of The subject; and particularly, mani
Tested t--a:and -despnndina state Df the
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CAUSE OF DISEASE!

AND ITS CURE..@%
TF the body daily receives proper amount
4 of nutrition, and daily expels the worn ont
parts, by the sensible and insensrLls evacuants;.
health is the natural consequence. 5Sps y
Medicine can secure these Results -
IN HEALTH WE pERspIRE TWO OUNCES PER HOUR:
In sick ness, especially Fever. we scarcely:
oerspire at all. Consider then the amount of;
Injurious mat,er thrown into the blood. Itmay..
settle ON vital part, and produce DEATH
Sometimes death will take place, before we can
obtain an operation from the bowels. Z, Be SEMI
sible then, and use those remedies which wilt,
tnke out from the bowels and circulation,@ @alf.
that is retained longer than nature designs; or.
health permits. For this purpose, ss.
Brandreth's Vegetable Pills,
are all sufficient to procure. copious eyacua.
lions, purify the blood, and cure disease. ,32si
agents in EdgsfeH District for ttis Halua6ft
MEDTCINE!!stf = : g Esessii.ss
r. S. ROBERTS, Edgefield G. House. e y:
]. S. SMILEY. Meeting Street, Edg'd Dis
KENDRICK e. THAYER, Hamburg, Sc.
April 10, 1s4s at l2:
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HEAD QUARTERs, :,
Cd Reg'nt Caualry, S. C. III.
EpGEFIELp, April II, l84S.


OREERS No. /. s1't'
YEVHE EdgefeId Squadron Of this Regiment
p will appear a, iEdsefield c. House, OH
Saturday the 20lh May next, for drill and re.
view.
Officers and Non. Commissioned Officers,
will assemble the day pevious for drill and
instruction
The Abbeyille Squadron Of this Regiment
will appear nt .sbbeville C.. Fl. on Saturday,
the Sd Of June next. for drill and review.
Commissioned and Mont Commissioned Off.
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
BY order OF Col. THos. w. LANHAM,
G. w. BRANNON, Adj.
The Abbeville Banner will copy twice and
forward account 10 this Office.
April iS 81 13
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUIII'
H. II. Hill, e. others amended Blu
us. for
Jonathan Nj. Hill. & others Account.
MT appearing to my satisfaction tIur Jonathan
n NJ HiiE Jnmes E. Goodwin and wife Rhy'
donia, James Hill, Amanda Hill and Henrietta
HILL Defendants, in this case, are absent from
and without the limits of this Slate. On motion
by Mr.. Wardaw Solr., it is ordered that the
said Defendants, do appear. and peud answers
or demeanors to said bill within three months
from the publication hereof. or the said Bill
will be taken pro conlesso. against them.
s. s. TOMPKlNS C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %. lS4S.
March l. 3m b
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REVIVAL.
VIII KETCM.9 .9sW s. co

VIII AEFGM .fSW s. CO
HAMBURG, 8. C.
EEAVE remove ttheir stock Of Dry Goods
a Il 10 the Store under the American Hotel,
(late Hubbard's where it is their purpose to
keep full assortment Of
American, French and English
I'D RY GO d I'D 9.
We would take this opportunity toreturn our
thanks to our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on us for the last SIX
years, and would solicit a continuance of their
favors.
We ,wonld also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg, who are not already on
our large list of subscribers to gire us trial.
Our stock will consist ofa much larger and
more general assortment than we have hereto
fore kept. We shall also continue 10 Keep onr
usual assortment of Carpeling, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonnels, and Ladies and Childrens
Shoes.
N. B.-Just received full assortment of all
numbers of genuine
Dutch BOytS1sg Cloths.
whichioge,her with all articles in our line will
be sold as lowas they cun be procured in Ham
: WIN. KETCHAM&Co.
t. Hamburg, s. C. Aug. I'll tfas %
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@saou.jisssgE.
hg moss i'm.
gpufessasy;
HaaLnfdfIfnnnass 2

ar.u Y, ...s samellme restore; tones and toi
Cancers Tic DoloreuT; Low. spifiis,' Worns,
&C.. yield to their power.S Price % cts.a box
The names Of the: other Medicines are as foi.22
THE CHfLDREN's PANACEA.-The
medicine should be in every anily throughout,
The world. Iris sovereign in al diseases to
which children and youth are subIec. For
summer complaints, dysentefy na,ds all other
affections of the stomach and bowels, il is iDfaI.
.IibIe. Price SO cents bottle, with ample di..
rections. - - @ st'ist So
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE
OlNTMENT.-Wherever inflammation exis,s;
this Ointment is n positive and unfailiDg feme
dy. Price 25 anu so cts. box 5s.a;s
THE EGRAEFEN BERG FEVER ,ANDSA.
CUE PILLS-The most implicit reliance may
he placed on these Pills They are The only.
positive cnres known, and should be tried BY
all who suffer from this disorder. Price 81
box. .5as. u .l,,,s
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION.
For disorders Of the eyes this Lotion has no
equal. tits compounded.upon the most scien.-
tiic principles, and has performed extraordina.
ry cures. For violent inflammation; dimness
and failing Of the sight. weakness Of The eyes,
involuntary weeping. foreign substances in the
eye, &C., lisa positive and speedy cure, Price
% cens boltle, with full directions. e -
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
TERS-Sovere,gn to build up. the enervated.
system, to restore the appetite, and clear the.
skin. Price 25 cents package. s, ;ssss,ss,
GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA.
COMPOUND-Warra 10 make two quarts
superior in Quality TO any in the world. Price.
81 bottle. -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
M R. ROFF, who held cundilionnlly y al in
I'VE teresrin the right Of Edgeield District,
10 Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent)
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels;
We, the undersigned are the owners, OF SAID
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will mol be good. /,
Mr.. T. WEBER, we authorize, win iuli
power 10 act as our agent. on,
March l, 1547.
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n e w Coz (DHDs

ENHE Subscriber has just received a splen.
-A did Stock Of Spring and tSuYher Goods.
For Ladies' ware, 4 fine lot Of -
Muslns, Barages and Ginshalns,
Fine ManiIes and: Shawls,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, 4
Worked Collars and Auslini trimmings,
Black and White LACE Feilss s;.2
~. Z. ~ For Gentlemen s i@ear, gsl
A, fine. Stock Of Boots and Shoesaof all
~. Kinds, y,vs.:s =. & si sFsa q
Leghorn,P Panama, Palm, Silkand Bever
,i4 HATS, 4Sl'!'ii.:. siS51;ssss
Hardware, Cutlery and Grocserya sst
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Fair Notice.

Fair Notice:
ALL Persons indebted 70 the Subscriber by
N Note or Account, nre requested 10 make
paymaht by Return Day in October next, II
thew ish 10 save cost. and all sums which are
within magistrates jurisdiction, if not paid by
that time must also pay cost as must haYe
money to keep up my business.
nj. w. CLARY.
Coleman's =, Ruuds, March l3.> Unto
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TIO' U. DHCNTN, CIGTK.
Clerks Office, May 26, l847. qly 10
NOTICE. \
TEN HE Subscriber having been appointed
-E by j. D. Tibbe,ls, Assignee of his stock
in trade. and assets, hereby requirespayment
from all the debtnrs Of The said J. D. Tlbbeus,
who want 10 avoid COSTS.
Noice is also given to the creditors of the
said J. D. Tibbelts, TO meet at Edgefield C. H..
ell Tuesday the 7lh Of March next, to appoint
all Agent, to net with the subscriber in the pre-.
mises, if they think proper.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee.
.eb l6 ~ 3m a
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sept.S'
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN THE COMMON PLEAS.

James Il. Il. Jones, Il Co. { attachment. IL
TEVHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
IL this day filed his Declaration in my Of
fee, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known to reside within the limits
OF this State, on whom copy oflhe said De.
claralion, with rule to plead, Gun be served
On motion Of MIR. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff,
1t is ordered, That The said Defendant appear
and plead to the said Declaration, within year
and n day from the date hereof, or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him
by default.
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April10 10
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q $500. X ~
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Graefenberg Company's once.

the Company Medicines. Every Agent must!
have certificate with the seal Of The Cempa.,
ny thereunto. signed by its Secretary and coari..
tersigued by the aforesaid General Agent. mo
one is authorised to sell the Company's Medi.;.
dimes without such certificate. -, ssaSi,
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TWO CENTS.
The New MarsclIiaIse. ay.n

We have received from Paris the New Marsci-
laIse hymn, sung to the tune composed by Rou-
get de Lille, and written by the citizen II Fisqust,
of Montpelier. This song Is perfectly adapted a.
well to the music TO the present situation of the
French Republic
Allons, fs de qustre- vingt -treize,
Demons fexemple Punivers;
Sur cous le pied des rOis p6se
Brisons de trop indignes fers (bssl
Des Jours plus beaux pour In patrio,
Grace nos bras luiront encor.
notre ardeur Demons Pessor,
Au front frappons In tyranne
AUX armes, citoyens guerre ct mort aux tyransi
Marchons (o', vengeons sur freres expirsnts
Que sont-ils ces rois ri farouches
Four tenir parmi nous un rang,
lis levent lie pain de bouches
Et Sc gorgent de notre sang (SfA
Pour eux, dune ictrie
Nous ne sommes qu'un vii lambeau
L'humanite, c'est lie troupeau
Qu'ils menent a la boucherie!
Aux armes, citoyens guerre ct mort tyranst
Marchons (bis vengeons sur freres cxpirsnts
De nos maux quand la coupe est pleins,
Quand lie prix tu sang est Ieve,
Pourquoi ne point rompre In chaine
Qua nos pieds les ros ont rive (5,a
La liberte, riante ct belle,
Nous adopte pour enfants
3 ii combat parfos les tyrans
LIE peuple Dieu nest point rebeei
AUX armies, citoyens guerre ct mort aux tyrans
Marchons Jis), veDgeons freres eIpirants
Des rois, a la morgue insens
Avaient voulu, dams leur orgueil
Etouifer au coeur In pensee,
la presse ouvrir un cercueil (b,C
Aujourd'hu sur leurs lois cendre,
La prcsse a reconquis scs droits;
Contre letranger ct les rois
Nos ecrits sauront defendre
Aux armes, citoyens guerre ct mort aux tyrans!
Marchons Dis, vengeons frerss expirants
Fills de la viele Repubque
Sasissons notre bouclicr;
Ecrasons Phydre monarchique,
Aux reins des tyrans plier. (J,a
Entonrons Phymne de batsille,
La Liberte, dams les combats,
Du ciel plane Soda q;
Sans crainte afrontons In mitraille
Aux armes citOyens guerre ct mort aux tpransl
Marchons bis) vengeons sur freres expirsnts
Eft tot, que du tire du mere
Les peoples Monument aujourd'hu
Liberte qui nous es 81 chere,
Sois notre force ct notre appui (5,S
Sur ties enfants, sur Ia patrie,
Repands ties benfats immortels
Eft nous te ferons des autels Es
Des debris de la tyrannie
Aux armes, citoyens guerre ct mort aux tyrans.
Marohons (s), vengeons frcres exprants.
-..-.. II. FlSQUET de Montpelier.
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VALUATION OF PROPERTY IN LYNN AND NKwBU-
RYroRT.-The valuation of Lynn, for the current
year, is, real estate, $2,746352 personal estate,
300, 046total, $4,0O6 1893. The rate of taxation
is y cents on the hundred dollars; the town tax
being 0,OO0 and county tax $3.50. The valua-
ton of Newburyport, for the current year, Is, in
real estate ST. 1888 900 personal estate, 81, 895 800
total $4,67S 800. The rate OF taxation Is 81 cents
on the hundreddolars. Last year only ~ cents.
The town 0u!1his year, is go, 100; number OF
ncIIs 1910 80
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miscellaneous.

SINGULAR WnL.-Don Carlos Barlow, an English
man who blew out his brains onthe 9TH inst in the
city of Mexico, it has been ascertained destroyed him
self through love for lady with whom he had had no
correspondence. In his dying moments, he confirmed
will previously made, in which he left $1,000 to sis
ter In England The rest Of his fortune, certain re-
venue in the capital he bsquesthed to the unconscious
object of bis passion
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ATTEMPTED RApE.-Two men, named Good
ridge and Livingston, were on the 18th INST
brought before Justice Skeele, of Saco, charged
with an attempt at rape on a young girl, on Sac0
Beach Goodridge pleaded guilty-Livngston not
guilty. They were both ordered to recognize in a
certain sum for their appearance at another court.
Goodridge not yet having received his sentence
Boston Times, Juiy 81.
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WINNEBAGo INDIANs.-The 81. Louis Nep Era,
GERS of the Dubuque, down this morning from ST.
Peters, that the principal portion of the Wnnebago
Indians have left for their new location, leaving
about 600, who are yet scattered about on the west
side of the river. Il is thought they will soon come
in and follow the balance Of the tribe"
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GENEVA COLLEGE. - The Annual Commence
ms1t exercises at Geneva g1 College Will take place
Grafton will be delivered by CALVIN Huson, jr. In
The afternoon an address will be delivered before
the Hermenean Society by the Hon. d. s. Dick in
son, and in the evening the exhibition Of the
Junior class will take place
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SwlNDLER. "A young man, ealing himself
James McMann, has been carrying on quite q
handsome business swindling in Norfolk He
generally addresses himself to the clergy-suitIng
himself to their denomnational character. If he
wishes to swindle Eplscopalians, he represents
himself as an Eplscopalian, a student of Trinity
College, Hartford, Conn, and studying with the
ultimate design of the ministry In the Episcopal
Church. II he wishes to swindle Presbyterians.
he represents himself as Presbyterian-a student
OF Union College, New York, and studying with
the ultimate design of the ministry in the Presby-
terrain Church. In order to excite sympathy, he
represents himself as having just lost his money,
and only desiring enough to carry him to his
friends or relations. He said, while here that his
parents resided at Athens, Georgia but that he
was going to visit his grand PARENTS residing near
Charlottesville. He procured SIS from one OF our
clergy, besides more from others-probably $50 in
all. This same individual was in Norfolk on the
Gath of September, 1917, and entered his name at
our hotels as j. McMan, Cheshire, Conn. He
swlndlsd at that time kind hearted gentleman,
from the Eastern shore of Va, of $50. He en-
tered his name the 18th inst. as j. McMann,
(addlng ny of Trinity College. McMann is
about twenty-one or twenty-five years of age,
about feet Z inches in height, stout built, light
brown hair blue eyes, light skin, slightly freckled
is fluent in conversation, and forward in making
himself acquainted. He left in the boat for Rich
mond, on the morning of the 9th, saying he was
going from here to the White Sulphur Springs
Norfolk Beacon, July g.
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9Th Infantry, arrived at New Orleans. on the 2lst
instant. During the whole war he has been ac-
lively engaged in the service of his country, but
at the battle of Monterey he particularly distin-
gulshed himself by his chivalric bearing and even
Sin the very breach" he preserved his indomta-
BILE self possession. In fact the Colonel is fine
specimen of an American officer-a brave soldier.
the beloved of his family, and the esteemed Of all
hoknow him.