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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Latest from Missouri.

81. l.ov,s, Me-, Jniy l3.-Ihe louscs OF
tie patriots we're oyer On Thursday night, tor
!. ipirings al the snnihiation vi h.isles army.
liougI! not IN illumination, The town pre-
>ei,,ai all APP rafancc Of one.
AT the Dutch Gardens, tLe keepers and ac-
urs ararot iluw 81 proud vi Leigle and boerh-
:tin, a l.ey were formerly.
Quite ,ulnhrr Of Foreigners were reported
!, leaving lie e.ty III alright.
Four hundred Of Col. McEeirs Reserve
iiuar.l have removed the type and ;ap"rs
rom the !S!dit F9ur2mL "::ice; after reading
IN rr,ler from Gen. Lyon rohiblting tue fur
her Publication Of the paper.
Great excitement prevails here III eo'.Se'
,urncu u the snppre sioa III the Journal, but
III disturbance has. as yet, taken place.
Five hundred lroois are under arms III
!ltrrn, parts ui The CITY.
hi patches rt,r,n this place as'i Chicago are
uai;lvoraLle tn the patriots at Vernon; bu!
Quincy, in the neighIorLood Of the battle
;cii, aud from which pace the most reliable
:.!orma,:pn is received, is sile.t on TIE subject
.,tgnHie:ys baati!is are devastating the
Western border OF Missouri.
Dispatches from Jriters' II City say that the
) ate tro.I.s are gathering around bonneville
rnc Federal invaders have been under arms
-sery right since "Wednesday last, expecting
an ,f.,ck irnm Ike Soulhcrners.
The sam. STAT. Of things exists 81 Lexington.
Rrniorcclrcnts, especially artillery, are
needed hy the Sonihcrners.
4 SPECIAL dispatch to lhe st. Louis RrpuC
iicua reitrrates the annhllatiun vi Zvig 5
command near Carthage
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Washington Affairs.

WsslllxGroS. July l3.-Alr. Taliaferro, q
-ol-i,I. uw Of Ex-senator Mason, has been ar-
rcs;el rs >pr.
Tie want Of lnorcy ia the reason Tor thf
li>cl!arge Of several ul the clerks in 'te Pat
su1 Office.
The reserve Of 80,Q0O men has dwinded
dom 10 $1,000 men.
Gen. Scott has been in consultation with al
.llabama negro who says that The Southern
.r, L.ve tv. regiments and eiyl:ern field
pieces in and around Fairfax G. II. Among
ptLcr iniurmali the contraband' INFORM
cd Gen. Scott that everything indicates that
,m Soul acrners are about to retreat.
TIE speeches aud votes i'll Congress !nd!-
..,lc tnal only five Representatives and sercll
Senator'S are opp SD 10 the administration:
IN .ue Senate tus till providing additional
vul..t.rs for the army aud the force bill
were both passed.
In tue House tue Civil Appropriations, and
tie EYe hundred thousand volunteer bills,
.tre 10th pusard.
The iv.lowing is the Contract '-cninittee
~ ne House OF Representatives: Messrs, Van
Wyck, IF New York; Washturne, OF llIi'
~ Is; Hvluan, OF Indiana; Fentou: of New
York, and S;ee.e, OF New York.
In the Senate Il resolution has been adop-
re,l expel!i:g Southern (Seceded) Senator's
rom thar bn'.y--yeas, 20 nays, -.
In the House Mr.. Vallsndig ham offered, as
an amendment tv the appropriation bill, that
NJ portion Of the MONEY shal! be used TOR the
sunlu cation of any state, for holding them as
conquered provinces, or for interference with
i .yrry in any State. The resolution was re,
i.,ued
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
u,ycmeu,s in Western Virginia.

CsxclsNA71I, o., July l3.-Dspatches re-
.,irp,i mere frun Roaring Run, Virginia, da-
.cI J.Iy 10, say that Gen. McCleIiands cul-
u,un is lrcllag is Way very cautiously.
The SoulIlyrners haze been reinforced since
tue approach Of the Fcderalis;s, and are now
working with great energy to strengthen tlicir
position.
The same dispatch says that Gen. McCel-
land will seu the Southerners this afternoon.
There was battle at Rich mountain, near
Roaring Run, yesterday. The Southerners
1000 strong, under Col. Pegram, were sur
rounded BY the Eederalists. The fight lasted
one hour and half, when the Sou,herners
retrcated, with loss OF 60 killed, lett On the
Ii ID, and many wuunricd Several prisoners,
tvg,tii, with six guns, and some horses, tel!
into the hanis OF the enemy.
The tel:.raiists lost twenty. killed. fur;.y
wounded, aud some horses.
4 Dispatch from Roaring Run to the Gin
c:nuati Gazette, dated previous to The battle
at Rich Mountain, say, that the FederaliSts
were 10000 strong, while Gen. Pegram's
c ,nlual,d numbered only 1000.
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.roinstthe Game.Laws.

lie stood by the fence in the meadow and eau
ors,y r.epcd through the cracks into the recosses
,f hriar.rutcl in tho sbj"ining field. SoOn,
moor Partridge saii "Bob White, ,'-nnd, whether
tl;s WIS Bob or no, he cautiously answered the
signal with suppressed imitation, mud stopped
npa crept, and crept and st"opcd, answering again
aud or,in with his cautiously moaulated whistle.
Gam in hand, he stood the persoaificatiun Of Cum
ming tlccoying poor Partridge to his dnom,-now
bent ncurly double To bidc his tIue,-now stretch
ipr his neck along tho t3pmoss rail by that slow
,,m,e Of eloncntion practised by curious turkeya
when GONE distant piece of red flannel attracts
lcr intelligent attention. 50 he stood, and 70 he
.,u,ttc,l. and 80 he stretched, for one mortal
hour. when this deponent left him alone i'll his
glory. don't think he got the partridge thnugh ns
M ..un was heard to frc in that locality, although
II was listened for oxpectant'y.
Now what we wish to do is to call the atten-
tnn Of hunters to this thing Of shooting patridses
in July. Is it right: Is it not on the contrary n
barrant violation of the generally accepted rules
of snort, We have no doubt tho individual in
question thought it WAS fnir game. But if no
will pardon moment, ho will admit that he has
erred against Eis own best fun. Why, even il the
little thoughtlcss boys would reflect, they would
ace the impropriety.-much more readily should
grown men do go, who cuu remember that spring,
and summer, and autumn, and winter, have (each)
their peculiar privileges and checks III tho manly
sports Of tho Geld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
uclp the Sick and Wounded soldier.

\, :, meeting of ladies Of Columbia, held in The
5ll of July, at the Washington street Methodist
lecture rovln, for the purpose of collecting and
prwur.ins supplies for the relief Of the sick SOL
diers al tho hospitals in Virginia, two of which
they ere aiding, ono at Cupeper c. H.. another ut
Yorktown, it was resolved that a car,i should be
published to make known to all parts of the State
the great want that is felt at all the hospitals, and
to call upon all who may feel willing to contribute
to their relief to do SO, in such ways us may be
most convenient for themselves.
1t is desired to send on relief ns sooa MS poss-
bic, sni any articles needed in sick k-rooin. such
a. araw-root, barley. rice, tapioca, gelatine, fur
nj, or corn starch, Aax-seet, wines, Especially
blackberry and port) eOrial*, jellics. clothing.
especially unlcr-clp,hiug, bedding, sheets. pill.
low-rascs. blankets surgical hanlagSs: or old
linen anil donations Of mpney, If forwarded to
Mrs. John Bryce, nj her residence on Banding
street, Columbia, will be sent IN {" Virginia with
III. contributions from Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
The Defeat and Capture of General
XeiyIc in Missouri Confirmed.

ST.. Louis, July Fin the State journal,
Estates Mght>)& )&Lt. this city, Of Thursday
morning, the following telegraph dispatch ap-
=, a.s. received the tight previous 1t says
hat tn, tiglit nIle SOUTHWEST commenced
at :u"'cl"rk, An, betweeirthe State troops,
alrl the FrdcraliSts under Gen.. Zeig.e and
Others. twelve miles beyond Carthage. The
conflict resulted in TIE Federal troops being
csnnplrtcly ro,;te'i. AMI with great slaughter.
Tie Suu,!:ert,crs pursued ;lcra fourteen miles
Ia a .,!.t t%::, li!.,> he"o!;H Carthage: wcre
night ertic'i lie con.'':,'t..
The Journal lcarlis further uy a letter IRON
Gen. ParS.rS said tn have been received III
Jefferson City, that he (Grn. farsons) after
pursuing Tie Fsder;.lis,s some distance. sur.
rounded Zcele aai lis forces and demanded
their surreutier. Gra. Zeigle stipulated for
he surrender of his men without heir arms !;
lur Gen. Parsons insisted on All unconditicn-
Il surrender which was complied With.
Among IKE Fe,leralistS killed were Col. b.
:;ru,z Brown. Solomon kaliman, Ind Wolf.
OrlscY. Julr l2-CapF. McAllister and
FIVE men of the Tenth Illinois Regiment, have
teen killed, seven miles this side OF Monroe
Station, by the Missourias:s. They were
caught in smbash.
i thousand troops, cavalry aud infantry,
leave CO.. SlAili,'s command for the snccor ct
the de!eatei troops Tonight.
\ clisEa.ch from St. Josephs says that ali
a,trtapt was male hy the AissuuTisns to cap
rurr the ir.in at Monroe, tuti; was backed
.ut in time to prevent this. and returned Ia
Hudson. -,
Tle town Of Palmyra. capital of Aaion
;,"ll,,y, In miles y. W. Of Jefferson city
rs !icrr burt.
the til graph wires being cut we have 10
l,.r,!rr reliable news frum Missouri.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
A Scoundrel at Large.

4 man appeared suddenly in our town on
Friday last, (%hcthcr on foot back, or what
Way. We know nut,} and cut quite SWELL
His first step was to buy n new suit OF clothes,
Us the one he had on was no; in cUrrespon-
tence with those OF "spurt" lie put up
ut Messrs. Eant J. Powell's Hotel, without
registering, which of course slipped his mem
CRY. On being asked by some one what his
name was, he said be "never carried name
when be went travelling" lie claimed to be
native Of Virginia, and passed of for to-
hacco peder, stating that is teams were
few mics from this place, and that he was
anxious to engage his tobacco. He hal quite
a surplus of CALIFORNIA; rich dust, and was
quite obliging in changing several pieces fer
paper money. He seemed perfectly acquain-
with all tile statons Ul our troops in Virginia,
and was quite sansuine Of victory On our side.
lie purchased Ilavana's with extravaganza,
and seemed TO enjoy them with exceeding
gusto. He visited all the bar rooms in town,
pithing into "old French as though he were
familiar acquaintance, treating every one
who would take II srniie'' with him. He
seemed to be liberal enough not to spend all
his money in one house: but to distribute it
generally.
Ills enjoyment was finally interrupted, by
h:s asking a free negro to take game Of
cards with him. The negro informed on him,
hut too late for arrest, ns he had taken the
hint an:l left Tor parts unknown. Suspicion
was Immediately aroused, and he was pursued
several miles, but he II ade good his escape.
We have since learned that he stole u horse
at Paculct, in this District, and one over in
York. He is Il man about thirty years OF age
five feet eight or nine inches high, quick ,po,,
ken, and has rascaly countcnlnce. lie had
on, VIXEN he lett, black suit Of clothes, and
black lowcrown hat. He probably would
weigh one hundred and seventy pounds
Look ont for him, every body. dy.---Cnionville
pr.ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Onfabuintury.

D;r&.-I'll not purchase another watermelon
this season. Here / have bought two, and utter
little mouth Iloshng they are both gone. Now
the 80 cts gave for them wonld pay for coffee for
mn small family two duys, breakfast and supper.
Sec that?
7om.-Yea But If you hnd the change 10 sparr,
you have probably bUacfit,cd your kitneys, and
also enabled the poor fellow who gold you the
yaterneluns To take home coffee TO his small fam-
Is for two days, breakfast and supper. See thnt
Deduction. Be mt moro stingy than yuu nrc
compelled to be, lest yon intercept tho operation
Of that good cid rule, lire and let lire" upon
which cvery political economist will tell you the
svueral veal depends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Welrnme fu the NrnHe.

1t is with pride and joy that We welcome hVine
Tie EdycGrM R;Remen. just returned from Rich
moud md it is with the deepest gratitude that
We all acknowledge ;hc mercy from ON High which
gives thpia back to u< unhulnied. OF ohc hun
drri .Gemhers who formed this company vt its
departure for Charleston III January las', oil are
living, and, VIC believe, uainjured in constitution
by their nrdu"ut service. That portion o. tue
company which wen: IN IT, Virginia, returns to
u slrlest us robust as did those who came from
Charleston. We welcome them most heartily 10
The JOYS oi home nild to the soldiers deserved re-
pose. Having nobly sustnined the honor of South
Carolina hefnre the world, they will have place
in history hereafter, us they now have in the
gratitude Of IN admiring people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Planters. to the Rally!

See the Card of the Commissioners appointed
by tioycrn,lcn, 70 attend TO the produce loan in
Edsvivll District Coma Ont On sale-suy next !
the matter will 30 presented to you Plainly by
Messrs. HAMMOND, GREGG, and perhaps others.
Remember, this il call upon you I" come to the
resrur cf yonr country, ay, and Of your very pro-
perty and existence as irecincn The price Of
our political salvation must Le ruid. Otherwise
VIC arc blasted and ruined people. To tho
rally thon, plan,ers Of Edgcfeld; strengthen your
Government with ample means, if ycu would not
witness an awful wreck Of all your hopes snr
prospects. We can, j re eiW, triumph against
all odds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Col. Greyc,s Regiment.

Speakipp of Col. Grer.r and his command
the Richmond DLputch Of Monday last says: !:
"S;pce wiring n,,r notice Of this rrr;msut,
which appeared On Frida, last, we have had
the pleasure of an Interview with its veteran
commander, Col. Gregg, and nrc happy to
learn that ucitheir he Lur his officers ucr
men l.ure any idea of abandoning the war;
1t is the purpose of Col. G. to remain in Rich.
mond for few weeks and await the return
Of his command, who are in the meantime to
enjuy brief visit tu their homes. Too much
praise cannot be awarded to Col. Gregg and
iLe cliyalrous, sel(:sacrtlcins spirits he has
the L)nor to lead. They have slways been
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4 Feeling Tribute.


The Clarendon Ena"r, pays .haDdsome AMI
ieens tribute TO the .Hnsniuy Gu"..i. IN their
recent departure Cor Virginia. We copy it, not
only because it is well sud but because so vel
applies to many another Company that has sone
to meet this foutinrnsirn At the -annnuur--
men, Of: the departure of this Company; whir!
left Co!ambia op Tuesday last fol tho seat ofwar,
many hearts in Clarendon hrob with varied and
iudescribablc emotions. There is perhaps no, IL
solitary family in the bnunds tof our. District
which does not number in its ranks a friend, rca-
tive, brother, soa, hu-hnnd or bgoihcr. However
noble and pntriolic the occasion may be which de-
mails The sacrifice, the severance Of ties SO near
and affocti"nate, although it may bo but for
time, (Which may the Lori grnnt,) must fill tho
hcSrt with degree Of melancholy sadness. Let
rs kowcyrr. no; encourage and give way TO such
.llae OF feeling, lest it lead Us into culpalls
,lespondency; but We should the rather yield
calm and holy resignation to the will of our Ma
xer. rec"llecting that they are engaged in causr
which mex, to that of religion, ia the cause Of God
tile defense of country. home and tircsile. We
know we'll the men who compose this band Of pn-
tr"tc brothers, and we venture the assertion. that
more honorable, or drawer solders never marched
10 meet foe, than the .bnnniny GHurtis of Clur.
sn'"n District. We would call the roll, name oy
name. and a6 sinriy they step forth, We would
point you tn perfect model Of true mar.
Suffice it to say, that in their ranks are the DIS.
scepdants Of brave and noble ancestry, whose
buof will sL"w Itself I" Ike terrier "' tSy lirr-
ing host npon tho first sad every "rlortuuiiy
that may presrn: Itself
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Arrest of Capt. Richard Thomas

RIcusoSp, July ll,-rLe Baltimore e.
cha"3", Of the 9th Instant, says Captain
Richard Thomas, Of st. Mary's Maryland. was
arrested on board Tue steamer. Mary WASH
inston, Oh Monday lat, for complicity in the
seizure of the seamer.St. Nicholas. Captain
Thomas was pointed out 10y spies on board,
aud was taken to Fort iMcllenry.
Several othes were arrested at the same
time.
RlcllMoNr. July l2.-Cpl. Thomas, wllo
WAS engaged in The seiznrc of the steamer ST.
y cUllS. AMI whose arrest has been amour
c,:d: has been Indicted 'or piracy and treason.
BALTIMORE. July l5.-Fuur other men
have been arr ted here On charge Of being
implicated in the seizure Of the ST. Nicholas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
, GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

gac The tents for a single regiment cost not
far from 81 1000. Twenty five wagons arc .eouir-
ed costing sl'O each. The entire expcrsc Of
eluippinga reg iment dues no; fall sho,, c 500 eco.
Sss5- Gpr.. Picken> has issued his proclamation,
eonyeningthe State Legislature, to NEE, in colup
bia2on the;lrst "Wednesday in November n, 1t, I,
votc for. Electors for President and Vice prcs,c,.,
oIihe ConiederatrS States, and also fur two Senators,
H. ias also issued wr;ts Of election Tor mcmbers
Of Congress from the several Districts of tue State.
G::- The Hon. J. b. AsLmorc Of South Caroli-
nn. has been appointed Agent of the Postofice.
Department.
Tas- Fifly-ouc prizes, in ALL have been taken
BY Southern privatccrs, whose aggregate value is
computed to amount 70 81, ,OnO,Oeo
ges- Col. Barlow, of Georgia, has been brevetsd
as Brigadcr General; snsl,has:ressned his seat in
Congress. -
&sT Che Boston Boo: and shoe Leather Re-
porter states that orders for goods arc almost un-
beard Of, and that none of the manufacturer, are
mrkias b"ots and shoes in anticipation of an iu.-
mediate call.
ta The Paris correspondent, Of the New York
Wees says that the French Government will loan
the Confederate States one hundred million dol
lars.
10 Edward Everett 4 liyered speech GU the
fourth Of July in the Academy Of Music, New
York, on the issues OF The day." Hc spoke of
the justice Of the carar If the North, aud ui the
" mnrdsrous and suicidal war" which the South is
wdsiny. lie took. extreme Republican coercion
ground and sad the word so compromise wus A.
most sckenins to him -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
MOTTO be Trusted.

Desertions occasionally occur in tho neighbor-
hood of Portsmouth. A correspondent Of the
Richmond Eramintr, writing under date uf July
s, says:
Yesterday. n ,nemh cf the Portsmouth Light
Artillery, stationed ut lEuffler's Creek, asked and
ohtaine,l permission to 90 fishing. He departed
in IL suali biat and after getting aunc distance
fran shore wus hailed and commanded not 20 pro-
ceed further dawn AZ first, it only thought
that he was venturing far f'r'n shore in sl"rt :;
but the renewed vignr Will! which h. piled his
boat. oars soon convinced Va tha; he was desert
ins. A boat 81 the shurg was manned, when l.
was too late and Stnrtr in pursuit: but the escn-
p:r was then within three miles Of Old Point, and
nur men could not effect his arrest. His name is
Raymond. He ID u son OF Rev. c. "A. Raymond,
Of chesapeake legc, and like his migrate father,
has ynne over to thr Federas. The fnthcr is Il
New Englnnlcr, but lns resided many years in
the South, pnrt of the time in Charleston For
two wears pnst he has filed the Presidency Of
Chesapeake college, located hetwecn Hampton and
Old Point, aud previous to tire breaking up Of
the nld Government, MAY the most radical Srccs-
aionist In this section. His SON. who was Mt school
in one uf tho upper counties, came down here Il
few weeks since, and finding impossible to reach
his father iuiued Grimes command and always
abused most roundy tho Linculnites. In tcstimo-
ny of his sincerity, the first opportunity he fed
into thcir arms"
Oar immediate readers will recognize tho par
,ic4 above named. 1t is not n matter of surprizc
tl,at Northerners should prefer The North. Gut
after pretending 10 be Of and With tho South, rs
these individuals di,--,hen TO prove ful,e, ID
matter of contempt md scurn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Reech IslnEt! News.

An rs.eamicd friend has mailed 10 our Jdire:s
an cn!ivenng account of The ti'nrs On the lsla:d
ihe soo.! ladies there ure bu>iiy at work on
clothing Cor the soldiers "f the South, AMI tht
evs.ir.s aru diversified by IN ucca.;onrl 5Grctr
;ar the Lca~iit &c The cause SEor,h hars hrr
vcry n,uc: yipa.ert to hear those nine vnires fa:
appropriate nsmbc-j rendering the Marseies
lIymi,n Song Of the South. &C., withthe spirit
stirring acenmpanimento of Mr. SoFcE's piaru. This
nDiabls sxusciun wa< v.7y kind in rendering hisas-
<$tauco on the occasirn Of which our correspondent
writes. Would have given the letter entrc h"6
i; nnt reached us SO long after lalc Will fe glad
10 hear rrO,a &c" nssin. nrlain IN autog:Hph
is what the printer. ike to york npen. We copy
in part: :"
This Society numbers nbnu. seventy members
under the administration ui Miss Many MILLS as
President: Mrs. J. N, MRlcMr ss Ncc President .
Miss CATTLE HAMMOND, as Secretary and Trsas,:-
rer. lssilc. ~ eruus dircc;res$es, all of whom
make .sry tent 0hccr-, ns may he judged
from III, fac, thnt tl!r Society expect TO have
prrc,l in the course nf ten days "r twu weeks
:r fumr humi:ed garments. besides twn f:'rtred
haversackS an, haveloeks, the materials Ter which
hive hren purchased with funds raised-u tie i'm.
mediate npightnrhood It is,the intentoa uf tb,
Society tn praseut the first insameut of four bun.
drel garments TO Capt. GAEY's Company, the
Hats"n Gnnrd. The baahce ii the c!"thing t.,
b. u,ale b. the Socicty will lc given t, col. BA-
coN's Regiment.
"So you see, Mr. Enlron. the "Social 1rae-
pen'l.ney," ns yau "erc pleased TO term us 1--WE
don't quarrel with the taiue)i. up md doing.
Yours, truly, c."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
commissioners in Europe.

;:tHuuxp. Jaiy ll.-Beyerlt In ker, lsie
c,n>u, 30 Liverpool, has just arrived via Que.
IT,. and Kentucky. He reports that !I,e
s;,n. n roa! are favorable to Tue rec 'gn''ion
o. the Confederate S a.es Mr.. Tucker br'ns
lnror.aut dispatches from Europe to tue
Confederate Government. Our cominl3slnll.
-. are not permitted to make any official
e ,r,,n,,n;ca,ior with the Government 10 which
,,,av s-c s,c.s lifted, and aI such are ignored
b they will pa!ieatly wait until tie Confed
.,r.;., STATE, can ach.ev. their independenc''
..y ar.na, when they will undoubtedly be re
nr-.;.eri an, treated in :. friendly n.anlIcr. )
ia. rom b,ing ruaely rrea;ed, as rep"r'c''.
-. commissioners arr. treated with the utslo>.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
t-ncie Sum's .feu Getting Tired OF
iAickeuS.

,, ~. y..rr T.L,,,,. uopr own Cor
IT.; ,;.,;,., y, Fort P;c!;cn.. on tv
!, i,r,. ,-;y..s :, Iuo-t melancholy picture
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=, a" .,,: rr :, >.li;ury :,traclh,. Ti
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=, -. IL i; -, !, rr:,;r o. c,rr or bla,i. u
."t = =. ~ ~, ;.--untIiny yrpcla.,l,.-
Dis. Not Nj ,,.,illAi cu,.li live
-, ions :! t!.c soil, rAcep-
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