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turned and the money refunded with any expenses In
Cured. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, President,
milo lmDSW l59 Frontst cor Maiden lane.
MATER NOTICE.-sesled proposals will be re-
w ceived this office until the 18th inst + NJ Tor the
letting of Water TO supply shipping for the term OF three
years from LIST April proxmo Contractors TO use the wa
tar from the hydr.uts now placed the hulkhead OF the
whsves, snd TO keep them In good order ana repair
A price per year will be named in the proposal
The plce 20 be charged by the party or parties
ing the contract is not to exceed p cents per hhd OF ~
gallons Two RESPONSIBLE asserting TO become su-
reties will be required with the proposal.
Any other information required will be furnished on ap-
piostiop at this Office JAMES A. COFFIN, President
Office Croton Aqueduct Board, mis-
House March Ia l848 \
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n In the case Of Honora Shepherd, who was
tried on Wednesday last indictment for passing
sou erfet money the Jury, this morning after being
locked up for about 20 hours came into Court sua sec
tia. they were unable agree upon verdict and we're
therefore discharged from farther confederation Of the
subiect
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoPERrY toT ..lo

AZ very o--One tsSo story and house 10 Leon
arcst-lot > feet BY 100 house % feet by So nealy
nsw, containing III Fo0msprce Soo-iour hundred caz
remain 90 mortgage. ~ t~o-stoTy aud aide
house with kitchen and tao lots Of srodnd corner
0f Even and Ains the Gothic church. Inquirs
Of d. MANNER, corner OF Grand and Fourth cts WI.
ma luns
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s1A SPLENDID FARM 10 NswJersey for Sale
This valuable Farm Of 500 aeres, mansion house farm
houses, ana very extensive out buildinss together
Gi.h good sawmil three good orchards with avery
rsty Of fruit together with 1900 peach trees ready 70 oct
and excellent arrangements for large flock OF sheep
IL IL situated in Bergen County within three miles Of the
Erie Railroad and mile o! the Paterson dep5t nos
making the Rainspo through It, Gc &e Pof frtbs
osrtieuls apply toi MS III HOLLY PAYAON6 Presi
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90 Inns 90 Tee t'f rare
AT HUDSON. Colanihls Go BY
~ is,is s~'l MsANriiliH 4 sol
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g. FOR SALE, % lease OF sIehaass loI cliy pI0p.r

t ~, beautiful country residence AZ Primes Doet 90
- the bank n ihs Ess, river. IS miles from the Ne1.
York City. Wss'chsster County steambo>t LANDING
alarge house AID ogtbuaing and 81 scres 6s
quality and, desirable ocstion for gentleman do,.s
business IN the city or for hotel senteel hosSus
house GEORGE Y BUTLFh
~ los T,tkt pntll "A -.
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ITO sHIP-OWNBRS AND MASTERS OF YES
i sELS-Port wsrdens Office No lOl Wall.st-The
Port Wsrdens will charge, hereafter, the following
prices, viz -,
For esch survey board Of suy vessel on the matches
cargo ..,.....,....................S 81 so
For each survey on damaged goods on the wharf or -
For each survey any vessel deemed unit to pro-
cesd 70
Office open from O'Clock a NJ 10 6 O'Clock r NJ
ROBERT t. NORRIS, Clerk:
M.,ch o. 1919 ms II
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~ Madison avenue between Twent yniuth and Thirty
first ste Also six lots Thirtiettst betweenFourth
.rd sadiion ayengeI Aso, two l0ts teweea
Twenty ninth and ThiTeih Also 40 lots oa Txss
~ thsd-s between Third snd Lexington avenues For
ierms, &c, apply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER
MI lw AucuoneeT 7 Broad Ar
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10 900 acres o. land situated Ia the Town Of Ens
County of Chemung ana State Of New York, withis
miles Of the Chemung Canal and Village Of Horse
he ad thirteen miles OF the Ne wYork and Ere Rsfosd
and teen miles OF tbs hourish'ng Village Of Elmrs, The
county seat Of said county good public highway passes
through the land the ect 10 divided into lots OF sbos
100 acres each. and will be sold IN quantities 20 su pu
chasers gerry low and easy termstitle indisputas
For farther particulars apply 10 Msssrs AfhsS sIs
and SAMUEL DONALDSON, Baltimore, Md. ofE
?. BROOKS, Emirs, New. York. le. iswSm
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.Nt sTEsM ENG NJ FOR sALE-Four 49,.

III power With boiler, pumps p pes ard ali the M.
lures belonging % ~ also. two buildings, ore s2l
y 80 feet ard the other = b. 10 feet togsheT with the
lease q house arc four ots OF srousd The above viii
DC 500 together or separate, yerf cheap for cash Pee
session given hft Of April fdesrsd Inqulr,
% the premses, Forty foafthst ueu Ninth avenue o,
- Cedar-st. u . stains m2l ixs
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NJ ih1 premises 81 hnoaaWaJ, haFns ueen occupied
By the Subscriber cabinet iafBitaTs msnnfaetofy
Tor the isst II years
FROM ths central location Il oaers advantages for tia
business ~ occupied store hot, or sny .s,
nsnufact1rng purpose For particulars and which
VII b. made reasonable inquire Of WIN. b ShIPMAN
on tie premises. fsf a.
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ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs-A lady re-
siding in beautiful situation within helf mile OF inc
village Of Planfeld N J. would he happy to receive "a
scholars eg msies from ak 10 twelve years Of age 70
whom the rudiu of good English education together
with boaro will be furnished a. the moderate re OF
SIS per quarter. References may be had by applying 10
Lebbeus Chapman, 81 Wslst or 70 smith Fly or Eugene
Ety. corner Of Fulton ard Goldsts. ma Nv
rCHE ALGBR INSTITUTE OF South Cornwall;
Litcbi-d Co Conn will he opened tne 18th day a
NAV, 1913 boarding school for boys, by Rev r w
ANDREWS. Circulars containing foil Information win
rsfrences &c NAV be obtained at the bookstore Of MARX
RI NEWMAN co. 1893 Broadway, also by addressing the
P,incipAI At Cornwall Bridge Conn. MA I'm
(,IRCULARs OF THE DANBURY INSTITUTE
Cfor Boys may be had Of Me'sTs. w. Hall Son; .o3
Broadway. ". Y. m22 WASH
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ry,HE MISSES sEDGwlCk will on the fret Of May
i remove lbeif bosrains aud day school from A. West
W place To SIS Ninthst few more youns ladies'
-. I'd mo
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vIrus ar AsTRONomY,

DUBLsHED THIS MoRNlNG--sevea Lecture, a. q,
l.vsrei before the Mercantile L6rsfy Assooia,,,n y.
Nav York ByJ NlcHoL, LID. Professor OF estfoh'
~ ~ - tbe rrnfys-sifv Of Glassow Price p cents
- an eFLEY & 'gcELRATs. Tribune Buildinss-
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Ga FOR sALE CHEAP, 480 acres OF valuable land
situated within two mile, Of the villages OF Fori
Mitchell aud Wolf Lake, Indiana. To any person De.
sirods Of settling hs West, this Ia q opportunity
The title being indispensable and the property unincnG
berei. For full particulars, apply TO NATHAN GREEN
. Orchsrdst after o clock p NJ. me In
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T. fOh ~tLE-I~overy CON piste houses on rweihh
e - near the Sixthsvenue stories In sht finished
with al the modern I'm proyements, II The hous,,
q tlrnhed with looking glasses In the piers aud usnts
Of both the parorin every Fespe; Gr, class hou.esc
moderate size Apply 10 A. J. BLEECKER
m7 R,..I.,
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~ HOTsFS no LET-DesiIeble residences {

81. private families-Rcnt moderate The houses aye
~" situated the FouIth-sveuue, between Twenty
ffh and Twentysixh also several other houses 10
the vicinity They in complete order, having
baths ard the modern Improvements the situation u
hahful and easy OF sccessthey BE- reached By the
from the City Hail In % minutes. Apply 20 ID
EVANS Twenty-hh-st second house east Of Fourih-avs
nue- r Hail mo- 2w
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"a, two slory and attic hrick house srd lot sChsTltont
- Tie house IL - by 50 feet with - inch walls ars
ubc-lsr having stachef hne two story tearoom ~ by
% fret built by dsysvork In tho substantial con-
venient and costly manner. Crotop water intoe ueed
h. oughJut the house viih hot aGd cold hah. water.
closets and marble sshstsnds IN the second story The
lot p feet inches by 100 feet The whole prem are
10 the complete aud perfect order 5000 may re.
main bond sad mortgage II desired For farther par.
dcalars apply to A ]. BLEECKER, Austionser,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County ofNsw-York, Noceis hereby given 70 all per
fOns having claims against SARAH CURTIS, late or the
City Il NewYork widow, deceased 10 present the
with vouche thereof 10 the subscribers At the office
Philetus Il. Holt No go Frontstree in the City Of
Newly ok before the sixteenth day OF August next
Dated New York. the tenth day Of February, 1913.
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,rupprF,s NEW WORK.

A Nd STATISTICAL WORKS; II amos'eyery variety
n for sale wholesale end retail by
m2s e. J. DlsrURNELL. l02 BfosdEay.
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Graefenberg Company's Office.
so Broad,yay. New Yoris sept. 2 tth. 1s47.

The very great Increase ofthe t'RAEFENBER6 tom-
PaNys business in New England, hn> rendered II nee
essary organize the General Agency there. rms
is therefore 10 certify, that the New ENGL4Np BRANCH
NE GHAEFENBERG COMPANY, Is now established AT
No. 5i Washington sire Ell Boston, and that MI dsoW
c. Barnes X duly appointed SECRETARY Of SAID Branch
and that he is authorized to establish Local Depots,
and 10 grant rights to vend The company's Medicines
Every Agent must have certificate with The seal oil
the Company tercunto, signed by its Secretary and
coun'ersi.neG hy the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is authorized to sell the Company's Medicines
without such certificate.
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For cleaning Brass, &c.

article superior to anything IN use ioi Clearing
~ Glass. Brass, md all Kinds Of plated war.
For sale by Il. HYDE l. %.
,uN %,
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s. Il week in Sickness.

yI1IlE MASS IlEA TIL iNsURA nee COMPANY OF BosToh.
I will insure men against the expenses of all the
sickness they may have during the long term of We
YEARS Premium payable yearly This institution
now numbers Two thousand members, 4 large portlot
of which belong to Maine. In the last three months
ii has paid over 81 900 members disabled by sores,
accidents fevcrs etc. and it has evaded or de-
erred the payment OF claim.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent at Bath.
Rev l. b. Hustled, Agent for Lincoln County.
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INV tItD D.f 7 04N, ''ttT 't'I' ?
GgsAEFENBERG MEDICINES.

n
:, ne ""fe'Sieie" IL i"'if, 'ep"' 49,. - :;
~, :, -, 49, 49, r. cana,aao,;ou, , I'D
Nc" lnIa" yNool' "a. -, s ~ -, C ,,,,,ns,
AID al in ,bo pri,ish Provinces nf New Brunswck
md Nova Srotia Impedi,te anplioaIon should be
made cline, nnrsonnIlv ar Inv letter As there will or
dnarilv be but one Depot in n town or village the
AGenrvy will he very y,Iuahle
The eadiro article 10 which public attention is in
vted is the GRAEFENBERG EGETABLE PILLS,
IF which 70 600 boxes nre sold each and every
rbe foowing enmnlanfs weld with certainty to their
mower: Asthma Biiieps CoDpidiats Catarrh Costire.
mess Dvsnens;o Erus;pe,Is Jwperftc Dgestion F2uOr
aims Grstn Sjetr6cs UrgrtIm,u I{eaduche Laundite
Liccr Ca.al aints Rhenmatia and various diseases Of
the Stomach In all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS the most
implicit reliance may be placed upon them. Price %
cents hDy
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Cora.

9A0G Bush. yellow Com.
AVoV 300 " white do. row landing from sch
Maine aud for sale ly
e. UODGE1Ns * co.
Bath, Feb. D. l346. dos
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Fishermen are requested to
KIXA NHIN :

.r4uARTS of Newfoundland and Banks Chants OF
II t;nIf Of ST. Lawrence, intending Mimnlcha and
chalenr BAYS Charts of the Coast OF Nova SCOTIA,
III :ha Bav oc Fundy, &C., being tle latest AlneI'
~ and EneIish publications, with books OF drec-
ons for sale by -'O"H H." Ita5 - S;
patn March %, 1913. oi@t w."
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i. Browns Worm Lozenges

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
A discovered for Gestroy and eXpellingai kinds
u Worms which so frequently trouble charen--
yhty are II most excellent remedy. ana are as plea
mt 70 the taste n any common confectionery. They
5asr from all other Worm Iozenges as they hare no
lUfrcUryin them. ....,. =, :,
Thousands ofbOYes have been soldwtlin me Ias'
80, monfbs A 6. PAGE, Agent for Bath,
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MACkEREL,
COD and Pollock Fish, WM. JOY.
Wrapping PAPER.

EUST received at the Auction Room, l25 Reams 81
y Wrapping Paper for sale cheap.
Bath Feb. Is, lS4S.
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Sea Sitter Oil

Far Prf,sgriag and BeGaHtNng tac hair,
Boston, Dec. 1888.
Dr. Frederick Brown; certify lnal nave uSte ~"
our oil which is put up by you For dryness OF tie
hair aud Gaudruh tn the head, 40 ihlhh II sHPeI'
to aHv other oil ever used. II makes the PAR |oii
- o dr, nm oraiu AS il does after using amy olheT
kind Of oil. fhereforeI most cheeriu'Iy recon-
il Ia MI that are afflicted With dry anu IN
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Removal.

TENEE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
L rons in this city and vicinity that he has remov
ed fon lis old stand to nearly opposite lately oc
cnDied hl lothian Wormw0ud rendering MS SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed npou him IN lime past, lie would
reInin ,hen that he is prepared 10 wait upon them
his new stand where he will carry the business Q
Tailoring, Cutting, &c. in lis different braEche: as
heretofore. JOHN blf -
HalI, Der II. 1877 }5%G
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4. Brown's T'ootgsacIe Drops,

ENOR the cure ofthe worst TootEache by its applica
Il ton Il few times. This is the only compound
which etectaay Kills the nerve OF The detective tooth
!. yho the least pain az injury the others. 1t is
wetranted not contain The least acid 81 kreasoe
which is so injurious to the other teeth, aud so po
sonoUs inthGir effects.
AG PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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AGENTS-AL3ERT G.PAGE. Bath; Il. $. Soue,
Freeport ]. & l.. &. Tue, Pownal B. Randall. No
Pownal VIM. G, loyt, Durham; Isaac N.pavis, LIT
Haley Brunswick; James Sampson, Bowdoinham; j.
w Avery &, Co., Richmond Cofren & BlatchforG,
Augusta; F. Gazier, IT., Gardiner
Dec 81. y Nv 4m0s.
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kennebec & Portland Rail Road.

nr1nt a j. nsrfny si, ofr iHs
ts dollars each, have beer made
--------upQn eacl Share subscribed for
in the Capital Stock of the KEHNEBEC PORT
land RtILROAD COMPANY, and rhat the same
will be due aud payable az follows: >,o.5~
The Fourth aud ADVERTISEMENTS January Io45.
The Sifft and Sercnthassessments February 1915
the Fighih assessment March J, iS45.
The Ninth and Tenth assessments April !, lS4s
= BY order ofthe President and Directors.
JOSEPH M'kEEN. Treasurer,
7 Brunswick Nov, "a 1913. fi
". B. Stockhcdersat Bath and vicinity VIII please
X, paw the eassessnents at the Sa gadaork Bank
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Stoves.
Lexington Fire & Marine ms Co.
CHARTERED IN 1886.
CAPITAL $3OO,OO0,

DIRECTORS:
JOHN W. HUNT, President.
John Brand, W. ;. waller NJ I. JohnsoH
d. VI. Craig, II. 4. Duncah, j. u HarrisoH'
THOS. B. BAXTER, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed hg Ms 70
the above old and well established Company, are pre-
pared to make Insurance Fire OF Marine risks, on
line most favorable terms I'll tosSes a1fa DC PF0iPtg
by letter will be attended to. HALES & fA"h,
Agents. No. 5 Merchants Exchange,
The Company refer in Boston state ST., Boston
Hon ABBOT LAWRENCE. ! Ivy
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Corn d Flour.
EVENING SALES,
t,'@ At the Auction Rooms.

'gNVERY wednesday and satnrday EVenne. IHFo
Il lie Se,Snm, for sales Of staple and Fancy
3,v Goods, Hardware, GROCERY. &c, &c.
Bath. April = ~ sll,
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Stonc. Chased & Plain Rings.

LARGE assortment some very heavy Chased and
n Plain Rings, Just reed and for sale cheap, by
hlarch TO- L. II. G. MhESibN.
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CITY Daguerrean Gallery
wv q. NIORIgESQN,

.,rl,s aid rooms four doors .N6s'lE OF nc Emo
nuee Front ST, cont nnes' to iNit'sD pictures ~
ne best style Of the art ahd'"u'S''H"a' ~ ''
Nj Morrison would invite the public 10 ga anu e%
anime specimens of his work, amohs. w h,t ''''y y"
s0und May familiar faces, depicted WI" ''' "''''
pirire taken of sick and deceased persons by eaV
" and landscapes taken without
f,areVersed.' o59dl5,ytr
hAngGst2l, 1877
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L, Brow MS

sARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
- used and best kRorn Bers before the Public
These Btters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compounn-and mark this, 0C3~Mey can ncDcr do the
least in dByCase GhdtCUcr. 1t has been used IN
the private practice of The most successful physicians
for long time with great success, in purifying The
blood Strengthening and nvigoraing the system. 1t
Is not to he supposed that any medicine viii cure
all diseases to which the human frame Is subject, nor
is this Article recommended ms such, like most OF the
euack medicine hui FOR effecting the prose for
which it des gned there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy Of the public confidence as this ucle
brated compound
substances admirably adapted to purg ReHrish and
iprjeoratcth he human sys,em. These Bitters have al
the effect OF the most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity. and YET so mild in their on
GRAFTON thattey may be given to persons III the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable 70 The taste.
There have been HaRp remarkable IN THIS t0un,
tn Nh5chreferences will he given by
4. PAGE, the 0Rig .4gcAiin Bath.
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!; (wRIrrEN FOR THE ABBEviLLE pANNER.) "
RecOllectioMs of the CamDai2A
sY ONE WHO HAS BEEN THE ELEPHANT.

II has been said that the Palmetto Re
gisnept was peculiar for the manner in
winch it was raised, and peculiar on ac-
count of the men who composed it. South
Carolina was called on for a Regiment in
June 1916, to serve for twel vc months, and
"a Regimen, was reported ready 10 fill the
,requisition. In November of the same
year, another Regiment was called
for immediate service--for the ''whole war"
This startling change of the term Of service
Feft no honorable gap for retreat. Ti,c
State was committed: and ii she had taken
advantage of a punctiIo, she would have
been accussaaef disu Fiction: and the moral
sub!lmi,y of.fnr defiance of the Union on
Modification, would have been derided as
bravedo. President Polk is the first Execu-
tive OF a nation, in the last SIX thousand
years, who has called for troops for an in.
definite period,
s Almost the entire Regiment were young
! ans ;iihs thiy1}| heIsiale:
lllss = (Il9sa 3
3
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to sustain the honor Of Il State claiming
pre.emlnence over any i'll the Union, and
the eyes Of the whole army were turned
upon us, expecting prodigies Of valor, and
they taun!ingIy said, "Now we will see
what the chivaIry will do.''
The conduct Of the Palmetto Regiment
has satisfied the whole Union that the chiv-
airy Of their State was equal o>its preten-
sions, having written their clam to immor-
,ality on the sanguinary plain Of Churu-
busco, CORY with the blood of Butler, Dick
inson, and onc-ahird their number.
1t is enough TO say that the Palmetto Re.
gimcnt was part Of the army Of ten thou.
sand that captured the city Of Mexico; that
in all .he battles (bul one,) it was assigned
dangerous position, and never fal,ered !;
tha. its officers were distinguished for in
,elligencc and ability; that its members
conducted themselves with modesty and
propriety in the camp, and gallantry in the
field.
hC vi thC utlAy VI tctI 1uSuSuliu
was cmPhatically desperate. Gcn'l Scott,
like Cortes, had made the army "self:
sustaining machine" Cut off from all aid,
he sd teunined TO depend no longer on
Vera Cruz or hone." Before them was an
army Of thirty thousand men, entrenched
behind forti6ca,ions prepared by scientific
engineers, inspired with all the enthusiasm
tina. National pride and the defence of their
homes and venerated Capital could beget,
and guided by tha, subtle, ,rcacherous, and.
perfect master efmii,ary science-,he hero
OF Angostura. Entire success was the only
hope Of fsafety-disaster and utter annihiia-
tion would inevitably have followed re.
pulse. As they descended from the. AERIAL
al ia ihe
& & s
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think I'VE can justly claim: pre-eminence
over any Of the Southern Regiments: The
Mississippi and Tennessee Regiments were
as much Distinguished for ,nodesty and
s'gentlemaniy proprietygi the camp, and
in.repidity in the field, as. our own; aat.he
Georgia and Alabama Regiments, although
twas not ,he,rEfortune 10 betried in battle,
wers composed ofemen of the same charac-
y ter, and would have reflected the same
Honor on their States. This admission is
T no dispaTagement. Atthe North, This class
34ofEmen would not volunteer (be,ng opposed
/ sosthess war. j 1apdTthe' ALTERNATIVE was,r@to
saraiss apy Kind Of Regsneot The New
ork Regiment. was composed Of The
sentiaaof her populace. recruited from the
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=. (wRlrrEN FOR THE ABBEvILLE BANNER)
WHAT SHOULD SOUTH CAROLINA DO
IN THE APPROACHING PRESIDEN-
" TIAL ELECTION7
NUMBER v.

: NUMBER v.
In the first place, he is the organ of the
party, TO which we have for years belonged
This party on the fundamental doctrines re-
lative TO our government. and on the lead
ing measures of every administration since
the days of Jefferson, has been heart and
hand with u.s.. On one subjec. alone we
disagree. This, it is true, is very impor-
tanl ma,ter-paranount, at this time, per-
haps to all others. But this must be consi
dered. Even on this question Of Slavery,
the Democratic party atthe North 1--WE mean
the purer branch Of i) has always roted with
us. II met US en- the Missouri compromise.
1t assisted US in settling the question us To-
the righ, of Congress to interfere with sa-
very in the District of Columbia. At the
last session Of Congress it helped TO vote
down the Winthrop and Wilmot Provsoes.
True, the party refused in Convention a,
Baltimore TO take the proper ground on the
question as it no0 stands before the country;
bu, it mus, be recollected, the party was mol
there fully represented, and the matter was
no, fairly discussed before them. The pro-
babal,y is, when the South comes out bold
ly andtakcs a proper position on the subject;
defines her views, and sets them forth pro,
perIy to the public ,nind-the party WILL yet
be right, and when the question comes 10
be acted on in Congress, i. may vote in our
favor. So long at least as there is strong
probability Of this, it would be exceedingly
unwise and d-indiscreet to cast off from US
body Of men, with whoaesgNs have, been
long. politically y sasseeia.s has 8
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