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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
The Great Fire in London.

A London letter OF July 6, says:
The eerrible IRE that has reached cyphsr
Of more thsa $4,000, 600 damage 10 not ut
extiRgnlshed. Two dayS ago the roar Of She
flames sni the continued detonatlen Of sx.
plosive substances were still more appalling
than any ordinary hFs that has been ssea %
these islaads during eur geaeFailen. Great
suffering has beea oeeaslousd 10 esytAia qaar,.
ers Of the city, and insurance rompaalss dad
their stock greatly dsprselaisa. lhavs heard
the loss estimated At ons-half mese tAaa The
amount have stated, hstl prefer the msdlsm
estimate.
The spectacle Of iAs suInea quarter 81
night is grand beyond aseefiptioA, saa =
regular sssseh ef tFA&s, IL limited WAy,
has sprnag up IN the vaya aha means 81
gratifying sisht.sseFs and esfieslty hsntsgs,
whose sagefeeas seeks for tEews, eesesiptIens
asd "speelneas ~ every had - che great
hFA 80 So tabF8 vrsEsa sss
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17

THE LARsEsT APPLR TaER IN AMRncA.-
There 10 growing on the farm OFT. X. Adams.
10 ROekeastla county, Ky. an Apple tree,
planted BY William oAnlfax In the year lso0,
that measures aboss the gr0aRd 6fleen feet in
circumference; four feet from the groaad,
twelve feet; II is ave feet 10 The fork; oas
fork measures seven feet btat inches, asd ths
other hVs feet sTs iReses. The branches eE-
tend each way from Ihe body sixty-eEs feel.
The irait Is OF an excellent quality, ressus-
ling the Queen apple. Keeps well all via.
ter. lsa ~
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Our Knox County Subscribers.

Il matter Of accommodation ail fouhd,
I.wiIl take wheat from subscribers 10 this
saty, delivered At AeclsnahaH's NH. near
as. snd we viii allow ONE DOLLAR Pa
asEl., Eor good Acticle. Others who may
refer n, can pay 10 Gre wood, especially tbess
~ live convenient 20 tOwH. We desire 70
ourselves 70 the times. aad -
% .aa Jet live.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
!rpwalnw's Hhis,
Settling Accounts.

We agaia take occasion to name 90 those
10 are IL arrsars with Us, and feel able to
that they can settle with wItLIAE RuLE,
Do has the accounts for collection, and
. Authorised 20 receipt the same. We need
,ast is dae us. aud we need It very much, or
!, s0ala no, eAli for payments.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17

Hrtza On PefsR& b beoosRe CAAaidatea wi3 he IN
e. osher s4Vsstissmssts - h pAta Gee hvariAhty
siasces
y ssrs-sisszsafs a uAseh the uanheg 4 lsssrtieas
ntrkea Niil be puhshea sgLt soAprD. And cAafged
|srknEiy.
ttysgtissnsass vii be eazaderpa ans vaea inserted
NJ shass With wham ws kssp reEular acsuunee.
II Advertisements frcm distance VII Ne inserted M
seoeWpEn I'd By remittance exceptta eAssa veeFe
advertiser h knsuu b - Hsnctual.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17

FIsa CArsHr ~ CanoLIAE--A womAa u
Hoeky Hin vas pssslsg brook which Euas
into Connecticut River, Sheu she say tee
sBe chad SaauinG themselves IN the stPsAs =
OF coarse she desired u capture The esh.
ana having Rothihg better 20 DO 10 ulth, seek
her hoops, covered them With = shirt, lied
the upper ehd. Bet the eeatsivance II The breed.
drove ths Ash n shs afafssaiA esasFivaaes
and draw thsm oas apoa eTy land lSe vie,lns
Of venal's psi.l aHh hoops.
Hn0cRRT, ooHMGDesoH AND Pea
" HaE1fn8 husasaA le1nAhaHR Hissia.A -
uakscFikaFs bkvs 10 80 Afmf4 saeeFsaaiakA 49,
tAs ssgls ~ an e. 1Ahna hofn no. 4 6. - @
pzgpaas e psaAssiiag g.lgl1 egYassA ogamAzssn
e1ya O. WeAaza mDnEsr9 niillaS ~ 6gEs1 80
Va dss - PssegaAl allsslss Is - - q $500
rassA gscm1tAl tsssleAlis y 8. f1 4 rls1 49,
Z So Sss;.''r s'''ss : AssA - :.
a .szzss& La Eslsss. *f4 ~ Il1H1f@
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A aP&DHn7n. Aen1a4nmRWa e eeAR.
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20 DOLLARS year, pssa,,Ie tasefttiay n AfsAaeel
tsh.efigtia vii BE feoxsse1 Sc laas esgase thea
HsasAs.
s-staness cas- - AAs thnoaeh ne Nss olea II Tia
\ ne fzsissheF, WAeA tAe fecsspt u the h6efatef
= ~ ne ataeeRt krWafa@a
ls-r.s ~ csAsas Is pgaecs5nS InNa zfxa tie Ha<e
= OSssS asd State h Shieh tie PapaE kas bees sad
NJ.
Rstes % Advertising.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14
Superior Csurt-Part l.
Before Hon. Judge White

DAMAGES AGAINST AN INSURANCE CoMANY.
Arrm IL -EsnUsd Saraes The 0uw EacAow0e M AID
lw1osS Nagats~ Iss~onos csspowy-Thc plaintiff, asa
common carrier effected open policy Il insuraz o. with
the Defendants to loss sus Ded by him cargoea
transported by hcaIs running in the Ne~ York and Ind
lire Buffalo TO New York; the particular rakn
assumed zach cargo and the rates OF promuD agreed
On 10 be enter cd The policy under which two raks
Of 8 0oe on ,he cargo Of the canal
beat j. F,s&e the other d 81 40e the cargo q
tha.J B. Cbuman shipped at Buffalo for New York, in
September 1854 both caIgoee TO DC reehpped a. Albany
b she Lake Husison The quantity OF oontansd
IN both osgose aud r-ehipped at Albany waa 100 bush
sR The Hudson the voyage 10 New York, In the tow
Of stesmug struck and sunk at Castetcn On the night
OF the lIlb OF O ;,ceer, 1854.
10 caae IS tried before In January, 1857,
and reeuei ia verdict for tie plaintiff Of IS, z07 ~
subsequently, q trial WA granted By the general
term the p@rior Court fur Of Law committed
by the Judge BIO presided 81 the trial The defence set
up on The present trial ~ that Ae boat hud
son % which The reehipped at Albany was un-
seSwmthy, net properly manned, and overloaded. On
the former tho finding OF tho jury WAS against this
defence
The Jury rendered q iici for plaintiff for tho fun
amount csiued S5 AL 56). Henry l. Clinton and Crom-
bic ray lor f,s sntG James W. Gerard snd T. O. T.
Buckley for oeiencaDn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

"A kfcA I'D cspay usussheid FuwnatH2
s3exAst rosewood ktansfaryA
hooe~ ed rArfsr suSts In broo<td,
vsisAeas fairenUA 4Ysisuo 3rossa3 Marble Groups Ia
BY y. fO1TBn, Aucesaeer
s,s n.rdsy pa Is ~ the elegant pfva restd nce
90 sss fours<0th street, few fran Hignth afonaA,
o,mmeacing IT 10Y O'Clock
petsle comprises hs enure Of the house Ths
eeesn rs1sr furaisur~ made order and IL In sol
5000 ard ssta bso~tai b. whole viii be sid . tbs
sIes bsder for cash rain shtse durng extraordinary
h" q furchs - the ire firnitur- % ths
p ~gs ne., r. Ins a bos. msde within FOUR mopths
seesnt ro~wooo TX octave tsnofo with sod pearl keys
csst SSep
Music Gabuet stool and esnhroid, nd Cove.
TIRE eex. ri suits OF wsod arlor Furnus ia r n
p.ocAae snA vstvet; ross~oA reseres spenld 5onz"s
Fh1tng. rich Vases marble fed~sals silk Nu
ts,ns Furnish Lepws, nth Arm Os.ss match @ ao,'a
eofa ~ fist Tables, s1r~ns0s Nautel -nd lie @rr
~ rcAn snd Lava Vresm-n .. ro.-~osd Bur-~l- a
se.s, ham er cults su e'b sAifs.-es eds soi S~'dtS
GssTs two offs feds'eads tat-nsiin raols slvaes
rcf Chm Ivory and liver ulesy Forks, po,as vita
eexspt Buhy Olass " dsgs ton. forming valuable
collection or Zen esod Furniture ard siqne nd roh che
Noiks or Art The DIS ethsiti0.
bel. r. commence u ming rom ny oc liz cssly
chsseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

L,ARMsAf AUCrtoH -w1tBURF q saNOaE, AUG.
tsoneer, YIN sell -uesaAy April Is at y osck n
tho prrnises oe.irsais rmN containing Ave
Ut agd Cottsga situated mites VET of
the village Of F.mrs,eaa aud oreha mile ruth from
thu pssk saAeG Ham JNnaa the
rss'd- o. Judy Johnson Tsess Cottages
pas~ssy ossrd the oSnss tina trout ssrsam con-
he bs de PARK be Aav o. SALE
the srvs al The f 'oA tran ,rnra rrookr 70 ennvei
psssep xaois Terms lbora': sbr Is ~ tbs
pro a. sey caay remain hoad sod At par
epsa PR fur,h-r PARTICULARS .yply To SUM aORk.
Sfons street Hampstead Il Court sreet Srooklya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14
THE FrREMEs.

TEE A0TIvn AND HONORARY MIN sBRs or
Southwark tngire Company No ~ respectfully
auested 10 shend special meeting be HID al tho Rnns
house ~ Ann street 70 dag Sunday, at clock ~
HrasrSLA0s HAGAn, Foreman.
Arson HERnicK, Jr secutsry.
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LNNGLreH TURBOT AND LOBSTER sAuCB pm DIN.
~ 10 morrow bngla al Mutton on Tueaia, Fo- sas,
English sot,on Hsms Barn Cheese, rilbefts, Lchnn.
HerrinG ~ hall kee; tcusch Beef Hams 10 Duoops
Xxx Ale In hns condition, on draurtt So MAIDEN
of wilisSn street n RICH EDsoN Agsst
lLAJ0R ANDERSON WILL NEVER sURxBsDnS
wi while barrel Of hnsey, Coli a 70 q Ale revst,s
In the fort spencer succeeded in hro-ing 40 supply
he can be tested daily for three cents sass Al
NO Cortlasdt street. northwest corner OF Broadway
n j. sPssCsR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

observation-disclosures BY
IL ABv Da. BTg1H
MrOSrTTUNS o. Tim ZSAL AND CRhDULrTY OF
PIOUs PEDPLE ON BOTH sIDBs OF
THR ATLANTIC
Bystemstis Raising ~ Money False PrrtenscA
The ch,niquy Humbug
The Trfsh Conversion Sunbug Ac
LECTURE ON THK ABOVE WILL Bh DKLIvKRKD
TIM raw OR BIgGa
Incumbent rotcsan Eptsc,rs OF fempemartin Diocess
OF Cork, Ireland IN the
LARGO HALL OF fHB COOPER INSTITUTE
On wEDNHsDAv, 9Th ina
Doors open At \ r. NJ Lecture 70 commence ats
ApMrsSIOs 25 CHmrs
Tickets 10 be obtained at tho prominent hotels and
book stores.
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aALHH ST AUCTI0N.


u n LUDIlnw AUCTIOrExR
~. HAfLiOxE bOts-rHSEB FrRsIrBk6.
f. H. LCDL0 90. win sci! NJ snstfss, on nsrrusy
Apr1 Is 1851 " e'ciok Il No % East twenty. .mr
s,ree, near rout. .vepue .nds doassh Id rnr9tnr
Az The suro'tuse csnSs'isg large Fr.n'a paass cos
with asbs; git areea and Soi1 "
Currsins With tass~s and ls,ps muslin SadaS shsa.s
rosewood scrtsry ooksssa yosd stisssard INA re
wood Pisr0 elegant carved esood suit n grsSn AK
dsmask tive ~oA abi@s rived rosewood SUI 10 c
god d~nssk curtains ss aud bronze Ohaads
D@rs, rowood Wssdreta With uirfor; mshogspy hairs
rosewood BEDS eAds PA sses snd ssttrss~. velye sss
try Brusssl. aImnstrv oarpsss 0acn,hs oss 49, o.
hor~en urtans atal gues Al tia auc ooeers oflcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

h.. LUDLOW 30 vii .rl a. Apo.on Wednesday,
April II 1871 al 1919 s'clnck ~ Nat poa~eee ID strst,
directly oOposi vfag plac~whs~ the bss oeon -
moved oosvetieEcs ndsSme consist
Ing ~ pArsr rurDiturA n da
mssk xnd hsesny BAcroom Furniture Co..sgc
Furniturs rosewood sahss. oak B00k
marble top sshes Hteesres r~esooc Cabinets Beds
Bedding BRUSSELS Carpets 0lcoths hAadsoce
China See sets bohemian taSssasre 81. &o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

~ n. LUDLOW, AWUTIUNhkk-dANDYUNk HOJbN
u, bod Fyrniture-E y Ludlow co Wi sell a.
Twenty sfts street Tie entire Furniture c-psisens OF
rosewood Lcc gee eta |. ts,es s.1 Oh.rs Et-ree- AZ
inlais eiegnnt Br,nsea sih Chaudeus.s Ocrsicsa, gilt
Brsrke's black walnut Chairs wood Chairs ros-mcd
Pier and Centre Iases, bohemian ga@sea Ac; wtndos
Cursss wndos shsdea Barsaus Fresch sess Matressss
yelvrt and tapestry Csrpets uicloths Roctrg Chairs
Figures several pooks brorze Gard kec-ver bronze
Htatuetes With an sssormcnt o. uass~sre Csta
loQues The suoNoneers onlcs No Pine street
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T. sLon .ugrorssk osfs syoxs =. ~ Y. IA :.
auction iuesdsy, Apr H. 10 III siosh, a " ar~ocrt
slase. ar sd-ay the endre Furniture o~sspg Il
rs&swoos Lounges 1ets ttss shsirs Etegervs
hosssy Plane to maks roee~oot rssles Marble top;
1srd hsc,ver ~rng n~sk ipaa elexAat gilt hanSs ers
Cont es, OF Brsckst black walnut uhairs rosewood
chars ro~ewe t,sv and Centre rAnsa Window 0urtAia,
window ehsdes sueaus French Bes Mattresses veivet
and tspe~trv Oa1pts o,clssss hckipG Chs,rs, Bqus ~
NO = rae str~eA
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4 UCtIoN NoTICE.-A FAMILY, DECLfsING HOUSE
n keeping will dis OF sale, al their .ro-,
rtsmefr ard Diei Room surnlurl sta g>,t sscrh,,:
kne ~ood seven cave Piano nrt fult garaatred Goat
$50 for S2i0 including stool AID Nover; l. t
$S0 foe s25; SIc5. Egeres Centrs abies Bureaus
b~dsffatr "ashHArds, cost 500 'or $lnO Beddn< Sc
The urriture ~sa Ill made 70 order or ,sa
In use but tbs AID 10 cmpets order. inquire
~ Vest weuty. siYtn street xth
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CALVIN I. HAZEr, AUcrfuNrBA
" nv W DiNILK.
carpet Store 1s arc 30 Canal sp c-t Broadway,
rtseDAi, fn.ksDAi AM sAfUnDAr, APRIL Ia II
.. II s'sisck Of his store,
" DIxIoG
win ssAusoe the sas Il his
wBuLReALB sroCg OF
BnSI1sH sNU ssE NlC AZ CsRpgrIN9A
O.LCLJiHs, '9a, MATS 40,
AT sUDtI0S
Aay quantity Of yards win be that the pu cchAssrs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
THE CAVALRY.

BY reference to the proceedingst;in another
column it will be seen that this company is
already go. which itis:proposed to increase to
increase to 60. Twenty horses have already
been subscribed. and twenty more are needed
for equipping members who are unable to pro,
vide for themselves
Here is an important move in forming a
Company. under the requisition of Gov. Pick
ems calling for four companies of Cavalry Com
panies; and will not friends throughout the
District come forward in aid of the enterprise.
Many OF our citizens have subscribed $500, and
will not others do likewise. Contributions OF
any amount will be received.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26

of the Potomac. He win be succeeded By
Rosencrsn'z- The federal army will be instan.
kly rsorgauized and increased. Mcdowell is at
his head qussesrs at Arlington. HE division
will resume its former position.
A large amount Of provisions, &o, were car.
tured by the Confedorates, who pursued the
troops, and occupied the positions.
abandoned by the United States forcesaSsa saxrss
as Fairfax g. H. The cavalry Of the ConfsasyS.
ates were after Or volunteers. who kept TIA
words to avoid their charges.
BAErrMoRE, July 3s.-+There isgrsat excite.
menthere. The Southerners are overjoyed,
and itrequirss all the efforts of their friends
to quiet their delirium Of joy 1t is said it will
require considerable military strengtfiato keep
them down.. Likenesses of Beauregard arc
selling through the streets. Aheavy rain alone
prevents congregations of the people.
The defeat is attributed to..heinsetivity Of
Patterson. who had received orders officially to
engage Johnston at any odds.s
Thirty odd arrests were made here for an a.
tempt to incite q revolt.
The Now York 7lst, 14th.. 27th, and the
Maine regiment, were moved down like gra.a.
The list of killed and wounded embraces
large numbers of officers. COL coreoran 10
thought TO be dead.
WAsnrSeros, (sia Augusta,) July 2a.-Yes.
terday the Rhode Island Battery was captured
at Bulls Run bridge. where the retreat was cut
off, and their horses oil killed.
:. The 7lst New York regiment LOST half Of their
| men.
The additional officers killed are Capt Cor
don. of Massachusetts; Col Storm, Of the 22d
| and Lieut. Col. Fowler. Of the I4tii New York
regiment. ..,.
The additional officers wounded arc Col.
Tompkins, who is in tho New York I'd; Col
Corcoran, of the GO; Col. Clark, of the Massa.:
chusetts llth Capt Rioketss, of the Artillery !:
| Col. Lawrence, Of the Massachusetts, 9th; Capt.
Ellis of the New York list Major Losier, Of
the New York zouaves.
| The lowe ct estimate Of the killed and woun-
ded is from 1000 to 5000. -
| There is vaghe rumor that Patterson ar
rived in the vicinity of Manassas this morning,
and commenced an attack on the Con fedsrates
The exhausted condition of his men prevented
his coming to McDo&ell's aid during the bat.le..
1t is reported that 1000 federalists have
been sent to Fairfax Court House.
In the Senate the bill providing for the CON-.
hscation Of the property of the rebels found IN
arms against the United States was taken up.
Trupbull offered an amendment. that slave en-
ployed to aid the rebellion should be forfeited
BY the master. The bill passed by vote of
20 yeas TO nsye--Breckinridge, johnson, Of
Missouri. Kennedy. Pearce. Polk, Aowel.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
FOR VIRGINIA.

Persons who have friends in Virginia will
doubtless be pleased to learn that DR.. IsAS6
BRANCH and Lady. and Mrs. Turner leave for
Virginia on to-day for the purpose of nursing
the sick and wounded. The Doctor viii be
pleased 10 take charge of any paekagess OF
letters, or any thing Intended for the soldiers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
:s4fONORABLE.

The co1umBhs Guardian contains the fol-
lowing notice of our friend, Col. J. C. Calhoun.
of this District:
Among the privates in Col. Bncon's regiment
Of South Carolina volunteers we notice Mr. J.
c. Calhoun, one of the aids Of Gov. Pickens.
lie has now been IN service for two months.
attached to company 3, ,.of the regiment named.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26

eY- Eadies Volunteer Associations for tho
relief Of our sick and wounded soldiers in Vir-
ginia hove been formed throughout the South
crn cities.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26

Arecent Order Of the AIjutant and inspect
or General calls for the reorganization or the
State Militia. An important measure.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
A CORRECTION.

In publishing the mustersroll of Capt. Brad
ly's Company, the name Of Cd Lieut.. J. F.
CALHOUN was incorrectly given D. F., Calhoun
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
raox sY1Ra1H1A.

The folloNspg special dispatches are to the
Charleston Aereury:
MAsAssAs Jrnc1os. Va. July lo.-One
osioek p. m.-Up to thishour nptRingt tss ssen,
sssnsd Me ekemy. y. " y
Owing to the extent OF The llne of Ash,ipg
yesterday, It is very difficult to gather, at this
Point the oorrect particulars of the battle
Our stolslsioss in killed and wounded did not
exceed 80. The Gsrnage in the ranks of the
enemy was far greater. It is generally estima
ted at 500, but may have been more.
Major Walton's splspdid battalion of wash.
ingtSn Artillery, from New Orleans, heidi .
very prominent position in ths action. and
covered themselves with glory.. With their
seven heId pieces they engaged sherman's "a
NOUS bsttery Of U. 8. Flying Artillery. shsr-
man had fifteen gems but notwithstanding, the
disparity Of force. such was the CALLING and
vigorous Ore of the Washington Artillery, that
be was forced to shift his. position NO Less thsn
fifteen tifhsa H,ibattsfy was finally sdiilss6csd
and forced % retreat with great ion.
NE Wsahisgton, Artillery 66lysons mar
Was killed four, Il voundsd.r q Their nams.
aresss solloxss killsd. Private George Mnze:
wounded, Capt Esehir,nsn and Privatss Baker
Tsrlston and Zpbls. s.
MijSf Harris, 81 the Eleventh Regiment vir-
ginia vollptesrs. was snortslly WOUNDED, and
died this morning '-
Prissts Thomas ssngster, Of the Aiexandrla
fSMs} Rifsmep. was shot through the heart
,saa ihssnssy killed: !,
Col Hayes Lonisispa Regiment was among
s.hs troops engaged. They. made a splsplId
Seyenss ehssgs, scattsf @ HE enemy b sysfy
:iftsetictG !. - 3 = s.s-ss@, ~
Il has been assestsfnsd that Gem: aeDowell
Sin psraon. eeuamandsdths attask.,
smong The fruits of The victorYI may mem.
,ssicsSn avsry lalgs quantity Of Improved arms
sfpwn awsy by tie Yankees in their hhay
ssSisssat, ,sasastsksniby osr q SSss =: ~.
rs Ens 0,mecns s.fNs-Es sA;ag has bssn
quiet thia asterneon. .Ths enemy, having eb
,ss-ins pesmissior, under sh,Aag OF truce, tSbury
tbsit dad, have besn ksRed ID Is do
Ing xarlssvsrai hours sskslf sess eessaipiy Is.
sasasdsSoos ons lossx xssisss than swsdsy
killed, snd thirty or forty vaiedsd Cen.
Bonhsm, Who; oommsndsd The Brigads that
did ths: Ashting. hiid sidsr him only &poomen
dnadS up nf gihiAsS .soat 1Atolislans aa1
EKssS,isniApss ne snslny ss4 bssHssnsso oo6
81 s,e0oasysssas wi haze taken twS,ssaa
md ~ stsud ps $arms ffrcsns 4hsi !
4 ItHA 1gstsss ssf aes tlliami
sihe ssiosg "a III Rifle
I: lW4 bssss jaassilgsss thst Pattlsson hss
stessas zA1rsfss Ftft dosbt.
: snSHsll1s.
III 6sjieity p.ya
{ n = ~ q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-26
JAMES s. CoTaaAx, 1st Sergeant.
2 FRANK n. WARDLAw, ID 2dSergeant.
8 CHARLEs II. CnrswxLE Sd Sergeant.
LEWIS AIEaEp WxsplAw, 4th Sergeant.
5 Brs.xas I. MeLAucntrs, 1st Corporal.
AIrHEus E. LsaI1, I'd Corporal.
GMaasHAIL JORDAN. Sd Corporal.
3 DAVID R@HtssT, 4sh Corporal,
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