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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-08
FOR TIE SPIRIT CT TIE AGE.
Love.


Thousands and thousands of writer's
have treated upon~this subject, and all have
differently defined it. A sage head calls it
" admiration in hope :" some one else, Tom
Moore, | believe, says it is a " painful
thrill" and Byron terms it fatal passion
But 1t is not my purpose to, reitcrafc the
views of variousepeoplcs The opinion of a
young Miss myself for instance-on
the sui ject, is what wish to portray upon
these pages
LoVeis a natural garden. From a dis
lance ! have Observed its spontaneous pro
auctions and mast say that | am afraid of
its enclosures. | ncver saw a rose from
there whose quantity of thorns did not
testify that it was dangerous, and whose
Mithered leaves did not bear witness that
Ut was not short lived.
Evergreens spring up there voluntarily
Forget me-nots thrive wonderfully Sweet
Williams grow in abundance Mary-golds
are. pumGrous,and Creeping Serious (Caes,
lives without attention. There is ore
sfFgh essS ffst tssf Hattf+thssa aae1 Sol i
alter. II is the He1fsSedse Fragil,
@ -& g.
howeri only one cop5ous shower of tear
lis required toswash Thy tender petals quit,
! away: 81
Young and susceptible hearts hnilC
many beautiful bowers in tIis=raFe garden
and for a while they flourish. Birds Q
Hope eJlne here and hpm among the bios
solns-little fountains, Of joy shoot ,thei
. pcarfy drops through the petfumed sil
and sentimental stars sing together" j
the bit of blue 4liat spans it But thi
Season Of h,pPiness is transient.
fhaye seen hearts artor this nfsteliou
place, glorying in AN ignorance of grie
houyant with hope and ready to excIail
Earth's cup of sorrow holds no bite
drop for me" Later, have looked thr,
the Iatticed paling, and seen the sam
hearts crushed and covering beneath
mighty weight Of untold sorrow. A
t[Icirfond hopes were flown and the brigl
wreathesthey wove ior the future>had f.
eded like circles Of mis- before a lnorna
sun. The golden bowl of JOY had be,
broken attic fountain head, and lis brig
waters stained with the dalkdccgs of gri,
: Why. these -chansesa
Young ftiendy, hewaret. FANCY.
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StllstsQaraous.
FOR the SPIRIT OF the ar

Mr.. EDITOR: You generally treat the
sin aud evil Of intcmperauce in a serions
manner; but it sometimes presents itself
in a comic aspect, which ought to adnon-
ish men to beware of it, perhaps as much
as the grayer and more lamentahle ONES in
which we:oftcn view it. the sutjoined lu-
dicrous story IS a fact-and while It's Pc
rusal may cause the reader a hearty laue,.,
it is hoped it viii cause him to avoid TIE
villainous stuff that so steals awsg = mau's
brains and makes such a fool Of him that
he does notsknow his own wife aud home.
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By TIE Govern2r Of North Carolina,
A PROCLAMATION.

NJ HEREAS, lN.oRDE& TO STOP IF Posi-
is ~blightfng the land, and prevent the production ot
ftminc and distress in the midst of plenty, the Lcgis--
nature Of North Carolina, byj hut resolution tht reof,
fa,ihe 8 on rne ga uay ol , ms II - I'm. m1 IIMo 1N1 ." ,mt +
-portation from the. State OF certain articles of prime
except TO certain persons and ior certain
Now, therefore. IL BULOE3. VANCE, Governor
OF the State of NorthCar0iiIa, do issue this my proc
Elmation. forbidding all persons, for the space Of
thirty days froaa tire date hereof, from carrying b.
You'd lh5 limits Of the st t. any salt, bacon, pork,
Beet. corn. meal. flour. potatoes, shoes, leather, hides,
cotton cloth, and yarn and WOODEN clotn. IAe follow
Ing persons are alone II b. exempted from thls pro-
All Qisrtermassters and comadssaries. Agents Of
the Confederate Government and ofany-StAte u tle
Confederacy, exhibiting proper evidence OF Their
oflctak character: also all Agents OF any coulty. dis
ffict, town or corpJrstiol Of ot4!er States, "h0 shall
ex iibit satisfactory prof of their authority 10 pnr-
chase such articie>in behalf OF such town, county,
district or corporal. On fer public uses, or or dlsfrI-
button at cost and transportation, and NOT for resale
or profit also all persons wac lnay make oath before
the nearest Justice OF the Peace that the articles pur-
chased are for their'own private Lse and not for re-
sale before they are removed; also all persons, non
residents. who NAV have ban .ht such articles before
the date hereof. The exception is 80 extend TO salt
made by non-rcsidents on the seacOast and ii their
own works. and TO cargocs entering any1of our ports
Anyof said articles that may be stopped IN IRANsITu
from our borders are to be confscdted 10 the use of
tie State. 1.
Until farther order the Colonies of Militia in tie
different counties. are enjoincd to see that this proc
lamatiOn is enforced.
Not intendiI q or desiring to prevent the people Of
our sister States from sharing with or own citiz.n
whatever We can spare, bat TO repreSs speculation 80
far as NAV be possible. | earnestly appeal to- all good
citizens to aid and sustain me in tie enforcement OF
this proclamation for the common 20 Il.
- In Witness whereof, ZEBULoS b. VANCE.
Governor. Captain General, and Commander
if-Chief. hath signed these presents. and caus
-~e Ell the great seal of the State to be afixsd.
Done at our City of Raleigh, tAis26th day OF Novem-
Der, A. D., 1872, and in the year OF our Independence
the 67th. Z. B. VANCE.
BIZ the Governor.
r. II BATTLE, Private Secretary.
Raieiah. Nov. 18th. 1852. r.
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FOR n aklr OF TIE AGE.
LrNFg FOR LOU. PS ALBUM.

When recollections crowd my mind,
- And by gone days FEiew.
Then as a pleasant dream. doth come.
Swe, thoughts, dear friend. of you.
hear affection from your lips.
I see your lovely smile,
Your graceful form and laughing eyes,
Though absent yet the while. -,
] can't forget one look of tIine:
Though miles apart we be,
While life shall last and ulemory reigns.
will remember thee.
And If or earth we raeet no more,
Ere death the summons BRING :
To take rs t. our home above,
With angels there to sing.
Our horne in Heaven yes, lot us strive.
. To meet each other there, :
Where one eternal spring presides.
And skies are always clear. Dsx*ssH.
WfIiiamsboro', \. c..
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ue.S--dC IsfrANIS tbNl4 '"RP%o1"HNS'f
We opened on them with artillery, and
Col. Hutchinson aud a few of US remained
with one piece CT artillery while the rest
of the command were ordered off. When,
we had gotten the command safely out, it
became our turn to g.. We started on
the Lebanon road and were saluted ~ a
shower of balls. We turned OH anothcr
road and the bullets came whizzing
among Us and we soon discovered that
Ne were almost entirely surrounded. How
ever, we just charged right in between
them, and arrived safely, after a very Sc
we're ride of forty miles.
Gen: Morgan, learning Of our s:tuatio7,
made his way through fields, and joined
rs at this pl acc much to our JOY. His e.
cape Of the day before is very wonderful,
and sounds more like fable than truth -
H. had taken three hundred men and gone
to the rear of the enemy, to fire on them
and capture their wagons. Placing him
self in a good position on the side Of the
road. as the enemy came fling by IN solid
coIumn, and now such a fire was poured IN,
to their ranks as made them reel. Gen.
Morgan killed a great many, and captured
a wagon and forty prisoners. He then
placed the,men 10 another position on the
road, Jctween tvo byiGoAes, while he rode
ahead with two men, to capture the officers
who. were laggingsksniu4 The brsgat5 that
had gones .ahead aHs naptusya@ a great
I'D ri The
But whife. be gone the rcac brig
ado had come up aSdsadriye p MJrgan's men
from! thur pesftis The General, not
KNOWN. this, rodesright 10 the midst.0f
! the whole. Yankee force. They halted
. him .anadednan n: iedsthe signal. He storlned
al them for halda3 an officer Of his raak
tald them. lie WIS a Federal ofi Ger and
asked llcfl:Wbat. htAy meant by stopping
They ~apolsizad, and the General;
after disannihgaem rode on dowrthe
, Yankee faes, telling the ,nen as be. rode
. off thatbe< would punish them fer their
: ieonduct. As he rode down the lines he
: ordered the men 10 close up or Morgan
/, would catch then. They would touch
!, their hats aud Entry up. In the meantime
the prisoners that c hal Nith.h1m enjoyed
: the joke, Thinking, ne doubt, til. Morga5
was at last aeprisener, and they woutisee
: the JOKE played out, anl then tell thei'
alen .who he was5 hut coming 10 a place
where the fence aE4s low, he put spurs t
: horse and over hussEeot, bidding his prs
oEels sagoo6aday s@and-soon he Was out Q
sight, Ieavingthgn in bank amszement a
his aadaeity.
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IoR THE.sPIRIr OF TIE AGE
LEONE CARES FOR ME.

feel like nQoae cares for me-
Ny b~urlened heart is weeping now:
No pttSing eye'arould | see,-
No hand to soothe my aching brows
Ny hearts SO. SATISFACTORILY now
And no one seems TO cafefor me
But under grief. T still must bow,
weep alone in misery. =
I've none to eomfert, none TO cheer
I've none to weeVin sympathy,
And hrush away the falling tear;
Forno 0ne-seens to care for me.
/ pine, sigh :Gbut alfis vain:
For still there's none to comfort me-.
/ would my signs and tears refrain,
But Oh, there's none To care fUr me.
What shaTfI dor Ali whittier Sc ?
For here there's none TO care for me-.
There's none to cnmfoft herG below,
}, Andweep with mein sympathy.
Kind Saviour, take mel ole on high:
: For here there's none to care for me.
There I'll cease to g~rioye-andsigh;
Z For surely all ali care fer7nle.
MDLLIE
oOLESNILlE. N. u. aEe - 49, =
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. al. All Cnhfcdcratc
oaICere anu men VINO nave been capture. AID paruied,
IN virginia or Maryland, NJ any time fr,ll the begin
nlIg OF hos ~lEiles TO thc lst ~ November 1863. have
been dIly exchanged. aud are hereby 80 declared.
,. All Confederate officers and men who have becn
delivered at Aiksl's landing. on JAMES river II any
Tune previous 70 the nth ii November. 1859. have
been Only exchanged. and are hereby 81 declared
;. All confederate officers and mcu who have been
delivered at Nicksbuvg, Mississippi. previous 10 tie
1St OF NoNcp- her, l 81, and including said date. have
been duly exchanged. and arc hereby 50 declared.
ROBERT OULD, Agent of Exchange.
Nov. -. 1861 1aECt
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ReyiTals in Time Of War.

Isaac Backu5 records a revival, with
which the Ancticaa churches were blessed
in the midst Of the war of the Revolution.
1t begin in 1879, aud spread to various
parts cf The land. Though most powerful
10 1880, it continued with d marked de-
gree of special g%racions influence, until
about the close If 1882. NJ optpouring
Of the Spirit equal in extent and depth had
been known for a third of a century.
We have read the record of this four
years revival with p4jn. The contrast
with the present condition of our churches
vas too decided not to cut to the heart
As passage after passage in the diary of
Backus spoke Of sinners brought to enquire
for the way of life, Of enquirers con :er ed,
Of converts admitted to baptism, Of baptized
persons cofsltntel into eburches-Te felt,
with ~increasing rungency Of conviction
! that heepower Of God is not with rs as il
q fathers Sny-oh
cu
nope The resival begn when III var hat
been going forward throagh a Eng ant
weary season offs darkn,ss. And may il no
be hat as. eprsecond war for independence,
stretches OF over months AMI years, p3, To-
Hike orr. Grhers, my at last. awake to
Flivelitr- sense sasieInaI things-may sbak
off rhe yoke of bondage t. the excite
meets of the day, end by pe%niteuce an
faith recall our Lord TO tie assemble
of Ills people,. Almighty Love hasten tn
happy tirle.-RsL. Hsrqid..
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MESSAGE OF GQFERNoE PlcKENs.-Thc Leg
~islature of. SOUTH Carolina met at Columbia
the Goth.
Gov. Pidkensa message was read at noon
next day. lie urges the cordial suppo t of
the Confederate authorities in their measures
for the common Offence forbears, in view of
the crisis. to. object to the Conscript- l'w,
though declining ast-suchc acts again. t the
spirit of the Constitution; alludes to the
Emancipation Exclamation, and recommends
thefognation of State guard Of citizens UNI
lder18 anaover . ears Of age for such duty
lmakes an appel for relief Of the Soldiers
families, also f9 the immediate clothing Of
the soldiers in lte field says the State has
Furnished -~forIyftao thousand Confederate
Etroopss besides eght regiments ofState troops
Tor coast -sefv!se; advocates an amendment
to the State Constitution continuing the priv
1ege ef ~sufffag to those wh) were citizens
When the Ebnteaerate- Constitution was adop-
ted aud those Torn in the Confederacy ur-
ges the prg;nQssorganization OF negro labor
50 that the Irtsfcaeions around Charleston
may be mad9serinanent; pays a glowing
tribute to Sons1ern women and especially TO
the women of FHginia, to whom South Caro-
lima owes everlasting gratitude.
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age. For one of good character aud diepo
5Jon. with some knowledge Of cooking, washing and
eAing, flair price VIII be given. a. u. GORMAN
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MUSIC.

r IL PARTISAN LEADER-A NOTEL-andan
Il Apocall psc Of the origin and struggles of the
Virginia. originally published IN 1886.
Prize, 81 80
When sent By mail,
t"I sac ~ w. L. POMEf&UY.
RalcIgu. S1pLeiuJer q, 1872. =
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance. c..

NOLIA 70 - "ASNL LAsN4 csAAII W.
THIS Company has been in successful opera
zion over 10 years, aud continues u lake llsks
Ipoa at classes Of property in the State, Except
Steam Mills ard Iurpentine Distilleries, upon Ia
gorIole terms. Its Policies now costr proper y
amounting to IS, S37. 649, . large portion of whi,h
Is in country risks, aud its present capital is GveI
seven HlEdred Thousand Dollars, ia bonds prop
-rly secured.
The average cost Of Insurance upon the plan 81
.his Company has been less than cue third OF ore
per cent per anEGn, OF all grades of property en-
oraceG il its operations.
Ali communication in reference &c insurance
shoUli be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
7. H.EELBY Presats
HAADESS. 6HIrH. Seeyj
JAY 2. 1889. -45
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ou2peg vas at last placed o. the table,
and Tom having concluded that very ne
and consoling ceremonial, began to
cast about fer some place wherever to
stretch out bis northumberland and liquor
laden carcass and finally intimated 10 bis
kind and attentive hostess, that he would
be glad of aplace to lie down. Now the
house consisted of one room only, which
served the double purpose of parlor and
kitchen by day, and family dor,nitory by
night, aud Tom felt quite shocked, when
the solitary posted bed, which stood in one
corner, was pointed out to him as his rest
ing place.
But, my dear maJam,' cnquired Tom,
{ where will you sleepT Il shall SLEEP
there too said she. o. ooh no
marm,' hastily calculated Tom, I'm a lost
man !; but I've a numerous wife and chill
dren at homo, an | alters promised my
wife that | never would sleep with any
other woman You Tommy Sherrin,
here broke in the half laughing, half angry
woman, You Tomu~ Sherain! is you q
fool :? or, is you drunk ? cJ5 10Th
No, marin. marry one.
man. Don't knsG
!: i. i: i: Z: ! -!
i" his scatteY- -sSascS, and 'uogi it all,
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yNE RIGS CANgBE gURED

~ ONE OUItLJ.
AMNoW DRIVEN TO TIE NECESSARY DE
ladsdiclng onlny Vegetable P.c Ointment, not
BECAUSE II rs nettef now thafi it ever was, but because
every thing | buy, I have to pay four prices. 1t is my
business To makeit ior the benefit OF Tie afflicted, and
by sending 81 90, and 80 cents 10 pay the postage, Twill
send a box ally where in the Southern Confcdcracy.
address e BROWN, Raleigh, Nc.
July Il, lSG2. ~
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WANTED.

T1OUR OR SIX A~BLEBODiED NEGRO MEN to
IL chop wood-fUr which good wages Will be paid.
Apply TO w. L.
Raleigh. oct. -, 1862. q
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TIE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

A.PARrD G-AIG-"BHLow."
Star Of Prats TO. wanderers weary.
Br3ghf thF b#a Rs 10 those that roam?
Cheer the SOL eFs vision drcary,
E9ar. far from Home!
1sSfar of HopE, CLEAN on the Southron,
Bless the soil that fights for home
Blessrhe se& r rs he struggles
LAR, far from Home!
Star of Faif4.-when foes are stealing
All his toiaAAis fertile loan
Save hsl Irg9L the LanHon,s pealing,
Far, far from Home!
Star Rsyiae&aha safely guide him,
BEn1AT IAS1, the soldier honlea
oreIempfNioas long have tried him,
Fax, far from Home! j. D. p.
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ENVELOPES.

HF various qualities for CASH ONLY
- At WI. P0AEROTS.
Raleigh. Oct. p, 1862. 10
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Morgan's Escape.
Capt. Robert A Aliston of Charleston,
writes from MJr1an's coiamand to the

Capt Robert 4 Aliston Of Charleston,
writes from M5r9au's coiamand to The
Courief:-
LEBANON, Tenn, Nov..9, 1862.
Oar carnmand was ordered
to take a position in the rear Of Bragg'S
army, and cover IFS retreat. From Spring.
field, Tenn , orr command came to Gala
tin, where Gen. Morgan established head
quarters. He determined to hold the
place. We arrived here the % of this
month, ana Immediately sent out scouting
| parties to burn the rail read bridges and
~trestle work on the line of road lead
ing from Louisville, in order to impede the
progress Of Rosetcran's army as much as
possible. This was completely effected,
so much so, that | 90 not think the dam
! ago can be repaired in three months The
Yankees will, therefore, be compelled to
wagon all their suppIi,s from BJwling
Green or Franklin.
We rpm1ined In G4IlAtin from Sunday
until Saturday maning, when cur pickcts
brought &inteIItrence that II 900 cav>
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OH Tam, hadst thou but been sac wise,
Ae fa'en thy ain wife Kate's-advice:
She tauld thee weel thou vast n skellum,
a Dlethering, clustering, drunken blcllum,
That frac November, till October,
Ae market Day thou wasna sober. BURNS.
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Fresh MCdIeiaes &Ttilct Articles

Vie subscriber mas the ,!casarc of announcing
! TO hlsIr.c4ds and the paDiis generally, mat al
ter much delay, trouble and expense. on inS to the
war and Interruptions % trade, lac has procured i
fresh supply OF Medicines, Toilets, aild otuer articles
III his line, when nc has Dcyu uilaDle t. furnish for
some time past. lie H. 70 pay CASH for All he buys,
ana hopes Tilt aucn o. n- patrons ~ do- not Jay
promptly ".Ii lake the hint, and that ali ~ arEearr.
VINO have not gone 10 the seal VI war 10 I.ht FOR our
Independence and dearest interests, wll pas up their
arrcaragcs, OF a part al least, 50 that lie Ia Is be able
to meet pressing demands, and kccp ns stock re-
plcnishcd.
s All orders from The. Country mlIese 4r5aa
prompta anu reiiableparticsJ wIll gu uuiiotIccd, IL mot
accompanied Vita Inc CASH, or H. equivalent.
4. r. oGU
Druggist. RlcIyu- ". G.
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FIAE-WHIrE NOTE PARE,

TIN L " hAAL NU4G XII Il,
CULTABLE Q LADIES USE. Por sale for
- CAo.IGSbI, AT WI ~OsLEOf'S.
raleigh, oct. -, lSG2. 10
HNHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
sURASCE COMPANY insures healthy white
persons, lrenA IA TO % years Of age, Tor / ytar
Ter z years and for Iio. also, healthy SLAYER
from ~ 70 81 years Of age, for l or ) }, ars.
CnAS. b. JOHNSON, President.
Il. ". Hustled, Attorney.
W. Il. JONES, Treasurer.
Ali desired informal. on given By Agents in al
the towns and villages of the State, and by
L. H. BATTLE, Scc,y.
-RaIAigh. De" 2: 1889. Ii
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RoCKAWAY. AND HARNESS
For Sals

tut CaLr.
Il HANDSOME ROCkAWAY, as good a. new.
. and Harness. for sale. Price $3.50. For fur
particulars enq-ire at this office.
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1t would seem from the following some
what 'ludicro pathetic narrative, that
Burns Tam O'Shanter, was no, the only
'wilfer man. who fam " wad haze his way
not the ,D'g Tom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

The l.. \. steamer MarA,anzs, which arrived nj
Baltimore sOme tIue since FROM the James River ia
10 be completed soon az convenient, for another
crnise, ana reported when ready Sue will have a
fine crew. and il i, said, guard OF IDariues. Since
doing everything she needed. The Mara'anza is
one Of tho navy vesseis and has turned ont
completely successful.
Recruiting for the regular army bias undergone u
slight cbau,e for tue better since the receipt OF the
order guaranteeing % bounty 10 recruits. The
heroic part taken by the regulars in the late BATH
on The Peninsula is already hayi good effect on
enlistmene. Several oihces, however have been
clos d by orders from Washington. Dctachmenis Of
men from Buffalo, Rochester, and other neighooring
places arrive every few days at Governor Island,
ana from distant regions VI Fort Hamilton
where the IL new Infantry IL endeavoring 10
complete it's second battalion.
The following steamers have been captured by
United States vessels since the commencement OF
the Rebellion:
Ca houn captured on the Missiuspp cargo assorted En-
g.h Waller. Miss Sound tar aud rosn, Rebel Lew, Mis-
stippi Sound and Todn, Rebel; Florida St. Andrew
Bay cotton, English; Magnolia IF Mobile. coton Rebel
destroyed IN Dead ans Bsy assorted Rebel Ann. OF Fort
Mos2u powder aud arms Ensh Adels OF Absco unknown
Engish Swami on Cuba cotton aud tutpsntinc, Rebel
Reliance. of Absco cotton. Rebel; Bermuda, off ADsco
pow der AID English; Ella Marley of Abaco, assorted
Eng Nassau. on the Of s. C. assorted English
of the coast of C., assorted. English Memphis oh
roast OF c. cotton English Iubsl Cain of the cosst OF
s. c. arms &C., English Lsdona oil tho coas, Of s. C.,
Known, English; Planter, CD Charleston arms Rebel.