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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

The .!irsrf;ser reached us last evening and
occnsioned the usual running to and fro : carried
mine 10 he'd in one hand and au inch ot csn6le
in The other, and went {" sleep .ancnting (no;
on my own account to he sure, but on account o.
many weak friendsj that if there vas still bald
face in Augusta, there was nonc here.
Lieutenant B., of Company I, begs me to save
him tr"nJie by giving his love to bis wife AMI
child. am happy to inform the fair lady thet
he is quito we'll, aud quite as bad (not happy to
tell that part howcvcr) as ever.
Our esteemed friend, Maj. SElBgLs, perhaps the
most popular officer in our Regiment is sitting
near mc studying Hardec, and says in his impul-
s:ye manner, emphasizing ercrybody more and
more each time: Give my love to eeerybody, erery-
body, everybody. J.T.R
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

;:r ,...,,,i,. .: Virginia, also iS m"joF''!I
,s.,i,,>i, ':;;kn"wn IN i'rr history nave ';.''
,;,. ::!n ;.;.i;nr o her t'nvc'is":: "'ii'if 'e'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

E.cTatrd aud pnrilied BY lhc sacred cause
they maintain, our fellow citizens Of every
condition of life exhibit the most sefsacri!i
cling devotion. They maintain a lau'able
pride in uphollinS their independence, ,ln-
aided by any resources other than theirs;
and the immense wealth which fertile soil
and genial climate accumulated in this Con-
federacv Of agrculturists could not bo more
strikingly displayed than in the large revenues
which vith eager zeal, they have contributed
at the call Of their country. In the single
article of cotton, the subscriptions to the loan
proposed by tho Government cams of little
short Of fifty milliep dollars, aud will rroba-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

rroa! tic ..asu.;s co%.;..:uti"i. lis; !; 2: inst.
L The t,!I":ing Dispatch WAS sen,
spccali, 10 the Coa$iii"iionaiist, iy His Hon
or. the Mayor Of S:aunton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24
Message of President i'aHis'

..r.>< -, "a, C".';r!syp!'' .'ia'.S 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

Ere this reaches you, Capt DEAN snd his sun
burnt boys will have arrived in your midst;
hope you have given them such IL welcome NJ
they deserve. Having undergone what they did
IN Morris Island. TO say nothing of Virginia, they
u,uy well rest urcn their oars for many months Z"
come. hope they have already exchanged tho
"darkins tin pl..tes" and all their dark:ns NJ
para,u. Cor China and all other comforts uId con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

subscriptions out Of the District must be paid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

Y We congratulate the orangeburs S0''"''"
Oh it. enlarged dimensions and bright appearaue"
And wc congratulate the people Of ornngc and ST,
Mathews upon possessing :" handsome local c1'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

Our readers will he delighted to soc that on
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

g DR.. JAMES r. POLLARD, late Of the Ridge,
in this District, has been appointed an assistant
surgeon in the provis:"nal army Of the contedcr-
ate States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

h" Operations III ti:r licl'i Will iHn greatly
extended. by 'oaSon III the r,,!ry, which
heretofore secretly entertained, il nov aynwn,l
ana acted on hy the Uniicd States. The for.
t,'s hitherto raised, proved ample for the de-
!rncc ui tue seven States which originally or.
ya:li3ri .an Cunfedcracy, as is evnced hy the
TACT, that, with iue exception of three fortified
islands, whose defence j. ei,tiIl:.:y ei,lcd nv
:. p:rppn,!e;a;ing naral Crrce. tia enei.,y has
been completely driven uat Of those Sla,r..
.nl now, ut The expiration Of five months
from tie formation nr the Government, not 4
sing,c I;cslile foot presses their soil. These
forces, however, E:j;s: !.ec"ssarily prove mad
eGu:;!e to roiel invasion ~; ii:;. ,alf million
men no.. pr"posnl by the enemy, ami Il jr-
responding increase Of oar forces will become
necessary. The recommendations for the
,ai,ing a,d efficient tquipmeu. Of this addi-
ijuma! force vii! be contained in The commu-
nc:,,ion Of the Secretary Of War, to which
need scarcely invite your earnest attention.
In my message delivered in April last. |
referred to The promise oi abnni:.st c:onS.
ailh which We were cl:aerrd. The grain
crops generally have since been harvested,
and the yield proved 10 be the most abundant
kmoga II oHr history. Many believe the sup.
ply adequate 10 t3o years consumption of
our population. Cotton, sugar, tobacco, form.
in; the surplus productions Of nrr asrcul-
ture, and furnishing the basis ut our con,rncr
ci,l n;erchanges, present tie iilvst cheering
I,:niiiisr; aud i kind Providence hes smiled
on the labor which extracts the terming
wealth Of our soil in all noriipns of our Con.
tr:Cracv 4 ia the more prntiCyino n no ,hlo
to give you these facts because of the need Of
large and increased expenditures in support
OF Our army.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

~ The Irish Volunteers (ror the wary Cap
Edward MrCready, jr, were TO have left Charles
ton for Virginia Monlay afternoon, the 2"nd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

a!:tNlil:> VIII W.T.
rur STATES 'f Arkansas, Norm 'HT"''':a'
sn; rr.iui,.. Lave likew;Ss adopted 'se per
m men, Constitution ut the Confederate States,
nm; y, d.ub; is en,e.ta;ac,! NJ its adoption y.
'r.,,,.>.r =, tie election To he i'cih early
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

l.y, a.;:in to congratulate goa on the ac'
n,,. n,w mc:ni,cr, to our Confederation
,G ..r.. ,u.:.l, and sovereign States. ouI
i..,.i AM; i.,,u.ed brethren "f North Caro-
,..,,, r, ,.n,,..s ,,.o hay.-runsuu.r,a!e! Tie a'
CON, i;,rrsrru and provided for ut yonr last Srs
u. and have hal ,hr qualification Of an
,ni;...ins. Ev p:"ranatlo''' III c"i''"rtn',! WIZ
tn, s.w. that these States Mer" aih''''eu i''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
TgE END OF A LUCKY MARRIAGE.

Some six or seven months ago we gave Al account OF
the maria ye Of beautiful courtef al from house OF
iifame in this city Her hust AID wa' very wealthy
planter Ia Arkansas We STAT 10 Il a account tia; the
won an had declared that her part the man Who had
chosen her, should reason TO complain OF the ~
ture whatever might be the of the past She Wa
taken to her husta DIS home. her life was free from
ain She appeartd be in the way TO recover the po-
ston 10 society she al lost, when ndy dla arrived
in the neighborbood who knew her. Der previous his
tory d, then posed Her tfjrs 10 esca0e the cor
81 qlences OF paH guilt va n. She bad committed
tho sin for which there u no ty pa'don For her the
world eou offer hopa He who tad powerto az, Let
him who is without sin cast the first sone there
to repeat them. Her 6cquiintances avoided hei;
her new friends upbraided he her new relatives de-
nouucel her aud demanded Of her husband that she
should be dsvea like Hlgar 10 the destr:-tc desert
Nhere there angel to open the weeping wander
er's eyes and discover to her fountain lowing with
healing waters TAe months OF her purity counted as
nothing 10 her favor her husband brought her TO ths
city and left her to misery and to crime. She lately re-
sided Vance street, the first bayou, passing oy
The her husband first knew her by-Alcs Simpson
Shs hzd p'u Iged into her "a ly wong courses On
ner fret return to the city, but bad lately been indus
trousy engaged in sewing for living, and II was belev
ed was irving hard TO lay asd, finally the slough OF
her past e and maintain herself honest labor But
that Punishment from the brief parads, Ia which she
had enjoyed the society of the pure and the respect Of
toe good she could not forget Csastessly she turned
eyes back hos doors eternay costd to her. aud
Jaw no more the brightness that within, only the
cree Offering of the flaming sword that nr-ed every
way repeling her from hope. Tnat brief interval Of
pure wifshood had awakened within the knawing con-
ousness Of what she lost when her honor was robbed
iron her by the honey tongued seducer 10 hr gIlsh
tloughless days. This brief sqou wth good had
been the fruit communicating 10 her a knowledge OF
good and evil TOO bitter be borne. DsspaiIiog, she
sought the sad fatal refuge Of despair. On Thursday
night she took large dose Of morphine Yesterday
Alice Simpson was corpse and q suicide. How sad
must be tha, sin whose anguish increased by commu-
.--iAl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
A FRENCH VIEW.

The French sde Of the Bee of yesterday contains long
eysact from recent artics Of NJ Galrdet contributed
10 the Paris Constitutional This gentlemen has lived IN
this country, both In New Orleans and New York, IN
which latter CITY he was at one time EDITOR Of the Courier
des Flats Unis At the beginning Of the American crisis
he published several articles 10 the Paris Prtse showing
an evident partially TO the side OF the North 10 ta
latter article although be still displays some crude opn
ions he attacks the North with considerable severity ana
plainly ntimstes that the Southern Oonfederacy ent
tied TO European recognition.
The views OF gentleman Of so much Intelligence, and
known to have been for long time familiar with Amer
lean politics. will We think have great rance
We interpret 1t as a sign Of growing inclination on the
mart of the French Government and people 10 the cause
Of the Confederate States
NJ Galardet makes one especially strong point in this
article which the Southern press has not much INSISTED
or because il we'll known 10 US how useless ar
Runsnt no matter how convincing, when addressed 70
such an enemy have TO encounter. He says that
the United States the rst TO RECOGNIZES the ndep.nd
ence OF Texas against Mexico but Is row making war
upon Texas for exercising the right that she was
upheld in exercising only short time ago. And this 10
the truth. The Is stronger now, because, as
NJ Gallardet declares Mexico moro OF consolids-
ted Republic than the United States the sovereignty
the respective States not being 50 dis incT dehred-
He says truly also that the United States have often
encouraged revolutions In other countries when made IN
the name Of the sovereignty Of the people.
But IL il useless the writer more than inmates 70
address arguments insist upon precedent to such
Government as that Of the Uoited Safes
"To restrain" says Gallardet 10 conclusion, Eight
millions of people from changing their government Mr..
Lincoln braves TIE evils Of q civil war; Of which 1t 10 i'm
possible to oresee the end he disposed to brave
foreign war may judge from the last circular Of
Mr. Seward; he imposes upon his couury debt which
will reach many thousapd Millions psiexrs miliard')
scrfcCs the liberty Of the press violates the privileges
Of the habeas corpus, suspends all tho Constitutional
guarantees, inaugurates system OF CONVERSATIONS ana
passports establishes an army and permanent
and condemns his co1ntrymen for many long years,
not forever live under the government OF the sword
To save the Union at all and every hszrd he runs
great risk Of destroying the republic"
So writes this able author, and We hope his words wiz
make their due impression upon the European mind -
There is much truth 10 his last remark that all the prn-
cipes Of Republic will be overthrow in this vain a.
fort 10 save a UniOH-R. o CrsSeent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

On the i6h inst q. her fathers residence In Halifax county
ELIZA DOUGLAS BaCCE, 10 her 18Th year.
abe the chilli OF sietion ciseNe OF the
heart which before she reached her 9Th and
which at resulted In her DEATH caused great bodily pain
whilst y alarmed her friends eat ~ any momtnt she
might be taken away from them.
Her sui rings with much patience aud kne
ana her accompanied with little coupl nt that
hos had aW her and her expressions TO re-
alas tbs angssh VII ch her lips r,sedio beay When child
be.eea two aud old. she paced b. uyrg
the hAnds Of her her e reared the precious
ntaVe Of that m1 ha cane the Hight OF h,r
he hssh and her Fat ey' AID he sntwned hers ~
Aouna t the tsndrI Of hrr love- that the oh my
hardly Nv Ghsr sudden a Of the Vine -h n
more sop oort borrowed The world new but little Of the
departed aad she knew bat little o. the soc She rsyed In
circle which vas ereumer BY her family and f,v friends
Fyey lns VII, entered a Gle warmed nto
love by the gent her s The ge Of her maid Who nured
her ho sgh whoe OF her brief % and whose sorrow Is al
most speaks sincere and touching language
Of euoty than the marble Of os.entalous woe
the world forever ard In few brief years be
for gotten wlIer woul1 fair believe thai such Jewel
spared from the treasury Of heaven and that
now sparkle and shine 10 the OF him
who Wesre the crown Immortality. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
rz-soUrsIns rz.lrun-"we are glad 10 notice SAYS

tR- soUrsnx rxRAruK-"we are glad notice" says the
EIsmnr the Of publishing enterprises In the
Ne already ken the lead In giving
public works b. seu hsn suhorA Hereto the want II
Of anything like Soihern r ure has been due not TO
Of rarJ authorship bat 70 the lack Of enter rise the
and positive Of sOuthern pubh-
efs They would touch snyt ngs u,h=rn %
Icing they could make their lars end cents out OF
planned thai people not read suthern book, when the
they themselves had educited this taste by turning
the Id soahern authors and stocking their shelves
Cobb 10 story, and the sce lanss Of eet NJ
publish s behind the times In responding the
nand' people aud notice that Of them
are sui nypg palm their old stock ofpruet Yankee book
an OF novel; BY advertising them at hall price.
"nEetrs going TO have an independent rouhern liter
tture we The vi prodacs H. not only BY
the constr .lnt' Of Intercourse but b. furn shng
and boun southern authorship is history lite
Never abundant TOPICS for literary labor and
yenuI vii be furnished by Involving princ
plea hat a truth supplied with all the dramatic elements Of
and containing Of romance Ia
the character indyduA and the composition Of rs armies
II early yet these topics engage the abors Of authors and
Bot DO doubt the will Quilts nnal resu
and that among Will be the exp esslon Of literature
and brilliant In ts conceptions will be rich In its
ave notice rat Msssrs Johnston the commercially
terptIslng hmond pubher have ,eady commenced the
work 70 which, hey WI devote th., sskoo.n
Southern sstare The have insugurated the
season BY onng pablo Southern toekCause and
ashon-s which fall OF s,n, pSbl attention and
widest OF spprooaon they have recently
pub hh GsoThe solhern Spy series oy an Amer
yo, Is tai an expos waihin .on politics and the
real iatenion Of The Locoln Government
ndeed te Mes West job -ston have entitled themselves
10 gr at credit III admirable list Of military pub icaions
which have ye oferecuton equal any OF The
issues Of New York hoaseI Their entep. 10 these
respects contribution I, the cause OF our Arms and q oar 10
which hone will be re#ardedb by the Southern
lie 10 their fdlest satisfaction" de20-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
TEE PORT ROYALIsTs PUNISHED.

AUGUSTA Dec 2O.-Tle Charleston Courier Of this
morning publishes dispatch announcing the disabling
Of a Lincoln gunbosi, Pert Royal ferry by the
North Carolina battery Ttey alio fired into three fats
filed With Lincolnes, sinking one and causing great
destruction to the two o:hsrs The Yankees
tratiug on the other eee Of the ferry.
The Charleston Light House has been blown mp by
the Copfederates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

EXPLAINING There Q move made at
Chesterfield H. Wednesday last, for raising three eonps
the batteries that side OF the river VIII Rich
oad ana Hsnrco lag behind Chesterfield In this important mover
Ne Sra J. Psnni and VIM p Barv,l authorized By the
aoventr say that he VII receive number Of In
plnies battaions for that fpecial service.
let therefore, all Who desire forward this Important defence
assemble At the c Hail. Saturday night next at o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

IoK The supply Of ice for next summer should be
provided by all persons who have cehous,s and ponds
II has been suggested that an extensive pond could be
made by damming the ravine near the city reservoir
an obtaining water therefrom Whether the scheme
|, worthy OF attention no. urahe TO say, but
trust that nothing will be left nudone to make ice
plentiful In richmond next sunmr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

NV CoxPAsr.-A company Of gen Tarmes has been
organized under the command of Captain Thomas hfn
Lad guard the Federal prisoners who to be sent
finn this city TO North Carolina Monday next The
Company is comprised principally Of very yourg men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
OBITUARY..

LuvIs THOMPSON, Second Leatsnsat In Company A. Of
tn, Dist Va Regiment soa Of Judge George w. 1hompson Of
VII cling Killed the Rattle Of Aeghauy, the 18th Of
Decebr 1851 wst noby lending charge ofbsyonsis Again
TIE Amer his right vas broken he picked up hI
suord N bis let han waving bis head, eled out
C.ms boys" whea bullet ON the gun OF Virginia trail
HIN through the body and he fell Into the s, Of the
brave and gallant solder. DOL Johnson, Who rs be laid bin
upon M groun believed h cheek with soldiers tear htns
tribute 70 ave Aad gallant on;sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

MAroR's CoURr-T6e oUly on the docket yester.
day, worthy Of mention, were the following;
Su,sn slave Of Mise ID Woodsop, charged with setting
e to the house Of Eizl beth L. Gentry Continued un-
Gil the "a b irst- -.-
Isab slave Of A. hcCurdy, casrg'd with assautns
Henry Ranken, white person. Master fined s..
Four Eve topers and tree negroes without their pa.
pers were appropriately dealt with.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
MsRRIED.
DIED,

AtHarm. Rest Charlie. City county on Wednesday The ls
NANNiE HARRtSoH yhses Of the late Braxoa karbn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
O1aIICS.Ls OF FARM OF 500 ACRFs,
H.. ChicE nj omfpy, a nd stock and Far

DUaIVCS.Ls OF A FARM OF 500 ACntss
ON the Chickahoniny, and mock s ana n "
.,tn nm M wilt sell a. public aueuon on We
% N TiIIRsDsY Dfoember 26;h " fair. not. the ner
-, dsy a. n o. ck he called "Roslyn, within one mile
4 pIsnatrh sai!o n On tie York River kailrsad.
o-, great inducements . family seeing pleas
ant country horne easy access 10 the city, ,, .,,
Ths hpisinr. large famy 10
md Ioea Ell IN a.gs oak grove, on an enense
AZ, entire farm The lard lies be utu ~, ana sueeP
bile o q high ,tste OF cultivation
The place i for health In
md copyeulent 10 church and n L,,x,-,,.
% III sI :. ,hs ssu tre &C. assortment Of Ffmng lrpis
,sn,. but ni,s rs d. add ny Stock ccudins severs
20 y.ang ewes. Improved breed several nns e''' ''
vii ): od 4, the same tine tract Of 'a acres sans n'
owe on the river chiefly In heavy unoir - m. a.v AZ
Terms Wi be aecorspodsups, and made Known Oh VIC s' ~
ale ~ aLAseoW
dell-cid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21


A ater from Saieui, regoa, Now ., says that betJs
r0i- s.,rk who has On appointed TO- the vacancy 70
d. n itei States SsUate caused BY the deSth Oh Voole
R,kry has been en- extreme secessionist.
yr Eirin Boob, the tngsdisu, Is rssidiPg Ter Toe
press a, Fulbam, in E'gsa; but he wss soon 70 &c.
Gin professional engagements a. Manchester ana L't'
pool =,
bsh he has been sircs he permitted to atene De
broLsrs funeral and the deposition OF his case 'i' ~
Corgressi .,.
Fne basiaess men Of New York are making snenuOu
exsrtioos 70 have mint established BY the government
10 that city.
The sehr. bt Smith has bsen ss'z,d at New Ioi.
pp5@r Inc cor cation act twOiIteenths oil the Ves's
being owned 10 Virginia
Robert H P.uyu, recently appointed Unted o'Asss
Miniser 20 J.pA in New York making arransemsn''
for bis departure 20 that distant post. -
announced tha; the Salan viii visit Paris IN me
sn-i,c and h IA highly probable that be will aisrWnd
visit London.
N. soes, pearls in the world has recently been
,0Snd IN the B y Of Panama IL 10 OF perfect pear
shape and Of the finest water
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

An IsrERvikw-Hon. O. T. Faulkner had an inter-
view yesterday with Congressman Ely, at the prison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

The CHARLESTON SUBMISSIVE are Informed that
the congregation Of the First Baptist Church. In this city,
contributed nearly $500 the relief Of the Charleston
sufferers. The money has been delivered for remit
lance to Mr. T. B Watkins who has also received, Tor
the same purpose, $Sl5 contributed iolows: By the
Virginia Life Guard $3.50; BY the Henco Grays slOo
and By the Hsnrico Guard, sos. The compai ia are
stationed on the Peninsula they have bsen anee
the commencement Of the war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
0TTY ITEkS.

BOGUS NEws-The reliable gentleman" who was
formerly In the habit Of arriving every few days by the
Central train, with important from Lovettsvils,
ard other points at the seat Of war; haa long since been
sent to Coventry. Bot still the public is liable to decep.
tor, evidenced yesterday BY the circulation OF
ruor, which seemed plausible enough TO induce many
parsons to credit It. 10 this case the report direct
~ traceable TO two three well known individuals, who
could have had no obj in putting forth eanard, or
OF practising :" but this fact served only TO In
the creduty Of the public. The bulletins ind-
Gated the responsible of the report and various
"knowiug ones on the stree. had Mr.. Soaud-so
who had assured them that the was true The de-
cepton was complete; but by night il vas generally
known that the runor was unfoundsd and people we're
wondering show such stories could &c. iH'at.' Oar
belief L. that the truth will only b, spoken, IN this age,
when an elephant shall turn q back somerset.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
Frou The Boston Coarier, Des. ..
KANSAS JUSIl 4.


Toe following appears in Iha correspondence OF the
Fall river DEily Nsss. dated "PTsirie Home Kansas,
NJv,mbsr 2i. 1851" Tdst paper publishes Il without
eonment ne sometimes hear Of ourLges on the 9th.
err side and doubt many ferocd's are committed, Of
which we bar nothing bat Se have seen 10 mention
Of such i-oloodsd murder az this,-Gnd the writer
saws il is not done
"Here specimen Of Ktasls justice TO the rebels
Afler the taxing Of oUe OF the Missouri towns, our
troops found themselves ercumbsrsd With four prso-
ners men OF doggol, determined secession principles,
va, IL let free under any oath would be found again
ia the slsmys ranks anoihs div. raey were sentenced
20 be sa, Gad we're sl coon the prairie and shown
where ihy we're - BE- buried-nsy, more, made to
sand sld look 4, the digging Of their sravee 50 near
,h,t the rt WGs thrJ-n apOn tasf feet This y war,
sub are ia, results Il trd . blunt and destroy
the m.ra ceilings Ths above i n.' tas OILY irsAncs
o. ,ha: kind"
The Wf;'er saws Afterwards
- syhaEkers peS very plenty here sock 90.
sec 70 Cur greats: dalge a. peesen' ~ se ekcep'
M J5vA.wksrsl app ers to te are h.es Mech pop
s,r,--ieuce4. sack, 8 hare D.en destroyed.
Blt where such "a, dol,. o.hss hSs 'haa ,nose
on ris su1f.es a g raging IN the savage ooSoms OIL
thcs Wao pegpe'Taf- ~