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For The Edgefeld Adve-tiser.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE PAL.
METTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF GREAT MORTALITY, SC.

Constant inquiries are made. Mr.. Edi.
tor, as the causes Of the great mortality in
s the Palmetto Regiment. during its service
In the Mexican war. Many reasons have
been assigned; but, for The most part, they
have little foundation in truth. Its not
difficult, indeed, to perceive vein Of per-
sonal bad-feelins running through express
sions Of opinion OH this subject since Sc
rious charges Of neslcc, aud of gross oms-
sions Of duty haye been preferred against
the chief officers of the Regiment.
1t has been seriously urged in the pub
lie journals, for instance, that the fund ap.
propriatod by the State Legislature to
meet The wants of the Regiment, was
squandcred, or injudiciously applied: and
that, in consequence, tho soldiers suffered
through lack of clothing, &c. We con.
troverl both tho premises aud conclusion of
this argument. We deny that the fund
was wronslully appropriated or squander-
ed. And if it had been, We deny that the
regiment would have suffered for clothing
in consequence. As 10 the use made Of the
fund, we deem unnecessary 10 add any,
thing to the very satisfactory report made
last spring by an intelligent committee;
appointed Cor the purpose, and which, we
believe, was published in most Of tho pa.
pers throughout the State. Indeed tho
high character of the gentleman, who had
charge of the Fund, would fully negative
all pfesumptions of unfairness in its disIri-
button. That every degree Of diligence
was exerted by those having control of the
matter to procure the Uniforms. intended
to bespurchased by the fund. no one ac-
quainted with the facts in the case, will for
a moment question. Against the casual
ties of the sea. there is, we judge, no hu-
man safeguard; aud aSSressions of au
enemy are not always 10 be avoided. The
F1empests of the ocean delayed the uniforms
5--,he enemy caused them to be, DESTROYED:
These are facts; aud VIC cannot Ssee how
blame isa;to be justly attached 10 ysofii 4
scerof the regiment.
But is mistake 70 supp pose, he4sof
sliers Of the regiment SUI fsred sforsMant alS
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lsuaFuSttlp pSsse>.- :='-'2t sllyr
{ihan human narnro Sea-. Wi.tss
amoant sof baman wretchednesst.yp. 5r5
Esluced in those six a days Z w hat gphy sicar7
Epaia wasii1fictedc TO crafty the vain am
bition oftaking possession of small inss-
ni6cant Town! We shall never forget the
horrors ofthal inglorious expedition. Its
history is written in the death blood Of
some of the best spiriIs in the Palmetto
Regiment. Tongue cannot express, nor
pen describe the hardships il imposed.
Tho powerful influences Of heat, hunger,
thirst aud fatigue arconspired,o pull down
The poor soldier. Ovcrpowered by lhese
he sunk by The way-side iu misery and
despair, For miles at stretch the path
way was slrcwed with proslratc bodies,
covered with dust, bleeding a, the feet over
whelmcd with heat and fatigue, and per-
isIliug from thirst. On pitching camp AT
night sometimes not more than ! or 5 men
to company were present. The rest lin.
sered behind, aud came up dnrins The
hours Of the night.
The effects Of this march were soon felt
al!er the return Of the regiment TO Vera
Cruz. The sick list lcngthened prodisious-
ly; and in few days, when The line Of
march was taken for the interior, more
than hundred we're thrown into the hos
pi!al. Alas! few Of them ever escaped
from its dismal walls
Arrived Il, Jalappa, the balc(ul effects
Of the march still continued to be fell! A
new sick list was opened, and il increased
most appallingIy. But hero was a new
enemy TO contend against the inclomoncy
of the wea,hcr-thc cold nights and heavy
showers Of rain. Passing from the terra
caliente, or burning plains Of Vera Cruz,
into a region mparatively cold and damp,
WITHOUT tents, and many without blankets,
(ror they had either left them at Vera Cruz,
or thrown them away on The march,) tho
chilly blasts of the night air penetrated
deeply into their bodies, and worked dis.
ease and death. Colds, chi!ls, fevcrs, CO.
lies, and that fell'dcsrroyer in Mexico Of
American soldiers-lho Diarrh9a, multi
piled themselves in fearful ratio. From
the 23rd April, (date Of arrival at Jalapa,)
10 7th May, (dale of departure for Puebla)
about one hundred and fifty were rendered
unftfor service by sickness: When The
regiment marched they were left behind in
hospital, aud very few again rcjoined the
regiment: They found, poor follows,
hard and premature end.
The regimen, reached Puebla on the
18th May. The Jalapa sickness continued
with increased fury, and new diseases, also,
made their appearances. Typhus Fever,
and DiarrhGa became almost epidemics.
In week or the hospital was literally
crammed. And medical aid seemed 10 be
of little avail. Death followed almost
every violent attack. The violence of
these diseases was greatly augmented by
the superabundunce Of fruits and Injuries,
the m arket afforded. Surrounded by eve
ry delicacy that could tempt the appetite,
and supplied, at very low prices, with ev-
cry variety of the richest tropical fruits,
the soldiers INDUCED TO excess --andlnot al
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ora or ''ii!liansihevsk knew

!. with. They we're known freqa aenHy 10
.Ei!ifom away many good clothes, and for
s,iAaaFst Two months Of their SCI vice, they
had money enouslto buy what they wants
ed. Nearly every mau carried with him
from home some ampunt of change, and
each soldier received in Charleston from
The government. between twenty and hir-
1y dollars for clothing and transportation
money. Each company, moreover, had
Distric, fund Isome companies as much
as two thousand dollars) most of which,
10 our knowledge, was appropriated To Tho
purchase of clothing. More than this even:.
a Sutier was attached to otheregimenI, well
supplied with every article Of clothing,
necessary for the comfort Of tho soldier;
and he generously extended the most un-
limited credit. With all these resources,
what hindered the troops from being well
clad? And were they not? Let facts ac-
swer. When the regiment left Vera Cruz
for the interior Of the country. so bountiful
was its supply in clothing, the soldiers were
compelled TO leave much behind, which
they were unable 10 carry. Boxes of good,
substantial clothes, belonging to privates
of the regiment, may no,O DO found in the
ware houses at Vera Cruz. Many, it is
z uue, laid aside their winter garments. and
: purchased Of the Sullor their summer
clothing but they did i, against the earn.
est eotreaties of their officers and friends.
Another reason urged for the morta!i-
iy in the Regiment, is. the physical nabi
ity of mary of the soldiers at the time of
entering the service, 10 undergo the sever-
Tics aud hardsliips nf the campaisn.-
While stationed at PuebIa, committee of
learned Doctors was appointed to inves-
aligate the causes Of the great loss of lille
e In the regiment. After several davs of en-.
5guiry and. consultation, they handed in
report to the Surgeon General, in which
they stated as q chief cause, The reason
here assigned. From. what source these
learned sons of Esculapius drew their in:
formation on this point, we are unablo 10
divine. The supposed fact, however, ex.
cited surprise and astonishment among the
officers of the regiment, and tho Colonel.
upon advisemeut with the commanders of
companies, determined 10 learn the truth of
tue matter. He accordingly instituted au
inquiry, and found The conclusions of the
committee 10 be altogether erroneous i'll
point Of TACT. So Ear from The weak and
the delicate in constitution having fallen Il
ready prey 10 the diseases of the climate,
il was discovered, that, in every company,
the stoutosl and healthiest men had bccn
The first victims.*- And it was found not
10 be true, likewise. .,lha, a greater number
Of feeble constitutions had been received
into the regiment, than in other regiments
.Tbc truth of this, asapplicuble to the Edge.
field Company, may be easily seen by those
who have knowledge ofits members. Who
were the victims death by diseased Such mon
as Julius N. GloYer, VIM. Fl. Cobb, Bolivar
M. Jones, John Proctor, Wiley Robinson. Tn-
(, iyer Youngblood Nathan DeLoach, Jefferson
Willihpson, James Duncanl &c, most oft'em
slout able b5iied yourg mrn.
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~ Caution.

TT FOREWARN any person from trading
D. for Mote of hand, given 10 E. NJ. Cobb
for $3.50, dated January 18th, 1545, and due lst
day ofMarch next, US the property for Which
the said note was given is unsound, and am
determined lot 10 pay tic nole unless compel.
cd by law. JOHN ctIAPPELL.
feb 16 81
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Entertainments.

FENllE Subscriber living in PuttcrsvilIc, ont
IL mile from EdgcfieId C. H., will by til,
first MOndhy in Alach neXt I've ready 10 En-
tcrtan those who may favour him with Il cal
al prices lower than former y.
JOHN KIRKSEY.
feb lG q 4
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sTATEs.oF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATEgOF SOUTH CAROLINA
=. 80 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
ID. Edgefeld District:
Whereas John Lyon. hath applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular The goods and chaucIs, rights
and credits Of James Whito, late of the
District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adinon
ISL all aud singular. tho kindred and cred
i,ors of The said deceased, 10 be and appoar
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, TO he holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 9Th day Of March
next, 10 show cause. if any, why The
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
18th day ,ol February, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
'(orty-eishl, and in the 72d year Of Amer
eau Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. D.
feb 90 2t S
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y. I'D. TEBHRETTs,.

WMTOULD most respectfully inform his
Wv friends and the public generally, that
he il now carrying on the BOOT anu SHOE
MAKING BUSINESS, for Messrs. Goode &
Sullivan, and may be found, nj all times, in
the room adjoining their news tore, where he
will be happy TO receive orders f!om'his custo'
mcrs as heretofore.
feb % 4t IS
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FOUN I'D

'SOME shoit time since, pairor SADDLE.
~ BAGS, presumed 10 belong to a prac
iicings Physician, somewhat worn, contairing n
smallIlot oil Medicines and set of Surgical In
struments The owner can ge, the SaddIcbags
and contents. by proving property, and paying
expencrl..at the house Of lie, subscriber, living
OH the Weyer ,foad. one mile from The CoInm.
bia road: HASTEN JENNINGS.
l1ifeb2y ~ W. G 5
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ssHERHFF',s SAFE.

III virtue of sundry writs of.Ficri Facias,
LIB 10 me directed, / will proceed 10 sell at
Edge6eld Court House, OH the first Monday
and Tuesday following in March next. the fol.
lowing property, in the following cases. viz.
The Bank OF Hamburg, 5. c. VS. John R..
Wevet;E George -Parrott VS. the same; T. Ris-
ley, and; Others, severally, vs. the same, nine
VIZ Liniy, and her three chill.
dEegs silvey, Rose, Boston, LizZy, and Sue.
Terms fsaic Cash
~. S., CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
febJl9 St
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NafEce.

BHE'Subscriber having been appointed
a byJ. d. Thbetls, Assignee Of his stock
in trade, and assets. hereby requires payment
from all the debtors of The said j. D. Tbbcus,
who want 10 avoid costs.
Notice is also given to the creditors of the
said J. D. Tibbctls, to meet at Edgefeld C. Ii.
en- Tuesday the 9TH Of March next 10 appoint
an Agent, to act with the subscriber in the pre-.
misses, if they think proper.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee.
:ebl6. s3rrl
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feb 90
NOTICE.

a LII Person indebted to the estate of Eliza.
IA beihgMims, deceased are required to
make Immediate payment, and those having
demands iopresent them, properly a'ies,ed. on
or before the Isl Monday 10 March next,( iS48.)
Bate HOWARD, Executor.
feb 16 = 81 4
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Fashionable Millinery
:e s md I'D j.eSS .5VSykIng.

W. EIssJ, ,F. HAIR DEN, respectfully informs
lfk the ladies of Edg gefied, and its vicinity,
5thatislle ha3 taken the Store adjoining Mr.. G.
II. s&asE. Penn's, formerly occupied by Mrs.
. Brown, where she will attend to the vurions
branches of MlLLIN and DRESS. MAX.
ING,ln. the most fashionable style. .....rl
feb. .:223 % 3ssS,.,sr,e,,sg- ,..,s,s-lt 1m S :
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.syITUc r1rBIsred arT1IYe oIlltrs
per hundred sor OH the same terms as Clubs.-.I
Cash rnnst sinall cases accompany orders, as
none bnlas specimen copy wlbe supplied un-
ilpaii i1r.::5ss Is, fsrszsf .sSs a9 ,fia.ls&
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Public Sale,
OF SOUTH CAROLIAN
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN, fTJTY

STATE OF SOUTH .CAROLTAN
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN, EQUITY.
The Prcsitcnt and Directors
Ofthe Bank of the Stale Of R;U 6,r
h South Carolina, Eorscio
John Bauskell, William J. ' psGsc "
Wishtman, & Aun Wight N
man,
P Y virtue of the Decree of Chancellor
Hs David Johnson, in This case, shall
proceed, as 1.-THE Agent selected by the
parties, plaintiffs and defendants, to sell
and convey the properly" on the first
Monday and Tuesday Of March next, 10
otfor for sale, at public outcry, al Edsefield
Court House, the following real and perso-
nal property, viz I:
One tract of land described in the plead
ings and mortgage rs the homestead Of the
said VIM. J. Wifsh,man, and now in his
possession, situate in the District of Edge
field, on Chavers' Creek, adjoining lands
Of Wiley Glover. Allen Anderson, VIM.
Quarles, John Sullivan, George Gitson,
and others, and containing lweutyon
hundred acres, more or less.
Also the following
FOrty-lline Negroes,
10 uii: Cato, Rebecca, Morris, Prissy,
Wyatt, Gabe, Albert, Deley, Adeine,
Nelson, William, Emeline, Lewis, Moses,
Jackson, Claiborne, jr., Tom, Ellison,
Helen, Betty While, PhGby, Belscy, Kiz.
zy, Hanna, Claiborne, Margaret, Liddy.
Sarah, Gilbert. Moody. Harry, Suckey,
George, Cilty, Sally, Moliit, Nelly, Peggy
Amy, Kate, Victoria, Henry, Stephen,
Fanny, Rrh'on, Edna, John, John, jr.,
and Chimney, and also, "lhc increase ofthc
females among them, born, Or 10 be born,
since the filling of the bill in this case.
The above Negroes arc in the possession
Of w. j. Wighlman, where those who
desire, can see thom,
The terms Of sale will boc-Thc Negroes
one third cash, and the balance On credit
Of twelve months, and the land on one and
two years in equal instalments the credit
portion Of the sales of the Land and Ne
srocs, 10 hear interest from The sale deed,
TO be secured by bond and personal sure
ties, and mortgage.
Purchasers 10 pay for the necessary pa
pers, aud The property not ln Le delivered
until the terms of the sale are complied
with. S. CHRISTIE, Agent.
Edscicld c. H., Feb. ] |, 1913.
feb IL At 4
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Entertainment.
VnlastsOEe LGsseg for SnIe.

V1ZCFE1eUEe .Nfcsass TUT FSette'
EENll SubScribcrb being dcsironS of moving
d to the West, offers Inr sale his PLAN
TATION on tho Columbia road, 81 miles FROM
EdgcfeId CHI, containing 425 acres by survey.
about ,325 acres of which is excellent woodland.
the soil is well adapted to the culture Of Cotton
and Grain. The plantation is under good fence
ing, and in high state Of cultivation. On the
premises, there is commodlous Dwelling and
other necessary ont buildings. Those wishing
to purchase will please call and examine for
themselves. JAMES hURRELL.
frhruary0 TT 3
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted 10 the estate Of DIR.
Ia Ulrick b. Clarke. decd. are requested
to make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate. are requested TO pre-
sent thcm,' properly atle5tcd.
SAM UEL CLARKE, Admr.
Enh lG at
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RAT POISON.

A FRESH SUPPLY of that Rat De-
IN s,royer, Of which the RATS are so
fond, that thirty or forty have beon found
dead al once. Price 25 cents box, Tor
sale at the Cheap Cash Storeof
Z r. S. ROBERTS.
= leb9 If 3
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ClaTLDE HAROLD.

THIS CELEBRATEDR RACE
EA HORSE vii make his first sea.
Dt-wN son the ensuing Spring, com:
SAaaA 4 d nencing the lst March, and end.
SS YRing the Ist tJuIy ,at his stable near
csas3 Columbia, atsthe moderate price
Of $50, for the season! MARES. wilrbe taken
care Of a, 374 cents per day, but no liability for
accidents and escapes. ),
CHILDE HAROLD, is six years old this.
Spring, is q rich mahogany bay, with black
legs, name and tail fnh lI6 hands high ia1d in;
pointS6f biood, Bone cure and per fornances
Is not Tie Inferior ofnnY horse, either ins ElI
gland or America
tt,c5 & ro:,Iie ~ eycTg
l!,,1if & q e
IsSFe1s. sk a2Hsls ~es t'-~-' ~ 'i"'
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Notice,
NO.. 4.

Notice.
A LII those indebted To the estate of Tfos. j.
IA Hibbler, decd, are required to make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having demands
TO present them properly attestef
JOSIAH p. PERR. 4, Admr.
Feb 9 3m 3
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The Peace ,piih Merico.-The following
is an extract of letter received in this
city, and IS confrmatory Of The news res
pectng the signing of The prelininaries Of
peace published in our paper yesterday !:
-Chars. Courier.
CRY OF MEXICO, Jan. 81.
Prospects OF peace are Frightening
very much. 1t is said that tho government
can, and will, assemble the Mexican Con-
gress TO ra,ify treaty Of peace, the terms
Of which are nearly determined upon, aud
transmit the same for ratification al homo :"
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J." .rt.s 81; Gapa
4. u l,!G.fiI:S. 2. :.
....1ag,M.1S,;t.4 q

a.
S4 NOTICES. e
THNHOSE indebted to the estate or John
u Rhoden,dec ,are requesledto make i'm
payment, and those having demands lnpresenl
them properly atlased.
J JOHN PRICE, E1ccmor.
Feb 3 3m
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Notice.
TBNHE Subscriber vail continue TO furnish
Is, blythe wholesale, TIN WARE. to Mer.
cIunts, upon rs liberal terms, as any one else
ever has, or will afford il.
ROOFING, G,STOVE.PIPE,
&c. &c, will be made upon the shortest notice.
II. R. SPANN,
Edselield C. H., 5. C..
ieb 90 I'm
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iroftby it. The grand finale was piece ro'
!, presenting the running of a steam engine upon
rail road, The sounds produced by the dit
,,s.ferent instruments reminded usYery forcby'ot
5 ihe various noises made by the carand the put
= fing engine. The exhibition was received with
raplurous applause.
- NJ We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement, Of Messrs. Klnsley s PRISON,
of New York, relative to work aron the Pa
len, Laws Fall Nations, which we presume
will prove valuable acquisition, to profession
almen in particular, who are often concerned
In litigation relative to Patents.
/, TThc Hamburg Journal Of the l7lh inst,
states, tina. the following gentlemen were, OH
the 18th inst, elected Iutendant and Wardens
!. hf The Town of Hamburg, lor the ensuing
year. viz
Iatsndant-M. Gray, Esq.
I Wardeus-J ]. Kennedy, B. F. Goucdy, A.,
! G. Nagel jr, H. 4. Kenrick, Jno w. Walker
\ Levi Hill.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT Of ORDINARY;
Summons in
Partition.
Thomas Day and


BY an Order from John Hill, Esquire.
Ordinary Of the District aforesaid, ! will
proceed to sell a, Edsefield Court House.
on The first Monday in March next, the
lands belonging 10 the >cs.ale Of Susan
Day. deceased. situate in said District. and
containing seventy FIVE acres, more or less.
adjoining lands of james Reynolds, James
Briggs and others. Sold on credi, until
the first day Of January next. The Pur-
chaser will be required 10 give bond with
approved surelIes, and a mortgage of the
premises to the Ordinary 10 secure the
purchase money. Cos, to he paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. e, D.
Feb Is 3t4
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
NVAsUISGTON, Feb, II.

WASHINGTON, L cd. II.
Ifit prove true,-and there is no rea-.
son 10 doubt iI,-lhat the leothschiIds have
offered 10 take the sixteen million loan on
the terms and al the rate proposed in Mr..
Vinton's bill, it will put an end lG a very
animated discussion, just commenced, as
othc proper means Of raising that sum. Z
ltwas apprehendcd al one Time that the
slavery question would disturb the haEno-
ny Of the Union and affect the stability Of
the Governments; but this subject is NOW
scarcely spoken of any where. The Viii
mot Proviso and its aidcrs and abettors
have all passed into oblivion.
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ant. Unmurnurins, easy TO conlrol, nn-..
assuming, your troops have endearcd
to us in peculiar manner.p-
Chars. Courier.
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AGxlax,-ac acxxsa. ReoxaII f,oa,

~ ts.:. - .ss:a
S'sFSt l1ui ts:itas. .tII,' - >..-..'':... 80
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Z .>lUrita State sIn. 81 :icr

(ruDrit,r CriHas .,n'H'i is't
res, 80 .ii; .;.s,,:y .:ui ,'Gry " ..s4 Sl.fs.