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who are entitled 10 Pensions.

The question is often asked: "Who
are ctitlcd to pensions?' The act
Of Congress, passed July 1862, made
liberal provision for granting pen
sions to disabled or invalid soldiers
who have served in the Union army
since the 4th Of March, 1861, and
also to old widows and children (un-
der sixteen years of age as we'll as
mothers and dependent sisters of SOL
diers killed in battle, or who shall
die Of wounds received or disease con-
tracted while in service and in line
of duty. The provisions, as a whole
are much more liberal than the old
pension laws for the Revolution or
the war of 1912. The amount Of
pensions for total disabilities are fix
ed as follows
Non-commissioned officers, musicians, and pri-
Yates, per month..........-......" .."...-.......-So
Second LieUtenants...
First Lieutenants.
Coptalns
Majors s............."............
All officers of high
But large majority Of those ac-
cepted as pensioners are only partial
ly disabled, and the amount of pen
sion is rated according to their disa-
bility, which may be one-fourth, one
third, one-half, two-thirds, three
fourths, &c. The disability is based
on the proportion which the effects Of
a wound received or disease contract
ed in public service actually disables
one from obtaining livelihood.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
THE MONITOR.

S. NJ. Pettingill & Co., 81, PARK ROW,
New York city. are our authorized agents for pro-
curing Advertisements and Subscriptions for the
MOSIroG. in the eastern cities
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
gotal Jntelli9entf.
ELECTION RETURNS!!

We publish below the result Of the election in
this county. So far rs heard from:
For Governor, Sec'y of State, Treasu-
rer, Attor'y GenI, and Auditor.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
AN EXPOSITION
OF THE
ILLEGAL Arrest
Clement L. Vallandigham.

THE LAW IN TIE C-ISE.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
Travellers Guide.

NATIONAL HOTEL, PHILIP SHEP-
~ LAR, PROPRIETOR. No. 131 Water ST.
opposite the Brownsville Boat Wharf and near
the ConnellSvile r. R. Depot, Piftsburg. Pa
Gts- Terms Reasonable. "SM apt lily
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House OF Delegates and Sheriff.
House Of Delegates Sheriff
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

|e.t esaat1Scustrntns. III AZ s.f&ebsu
idtt unpsrpse fstnes Ani,s tR. ,sy.
Del&lpfftu. Dot tie llaiea MIDI
ess& Uaifsa auela asSsttss Sstesa fanI
sap ea) ~ Artts xpts, test Gman,tpa:
tt,ns yrsllanatiea bsnsis' ,St'ssu
Md0s."' i. ,!a5; o4s1 4 ~.
+ 8u sisfea sleielntioneu tarae 1uf,
sae,lfaslsii fAeulea rta. bsr pi.p ni&t
apstf.ln, VT Sit DaviS. faus ttn pom
Ss Stsit Gepuiv Dssobasis dtnises ~
Dbrtu leamsn feute. tsrislbsn feinsn
RaaoissN Bstfaa fdltnleH Strp. 81,
81 Dir piiIsn ts absr TIT Dat ett I,i.sn.
ben Demplraisn IT, sunfsger @ins cen
6aesa Rsdi &unb rem Nsrpsn llurst.
s'bsu, eae Ge mt.tia aof eei,en ees ea-
psns als pftne abesvsrid,bsr Rsben.
-Sueae @rari irai 40 baup,tstasr- In
pet Dsriammlune auf..: 4. meints. BAT
penn Der Mertsn i'd ni&i een, 9apen
faeer ,uoue. 70 uiaiit ran BIZ R.pubiii
tbsilen unp ete 0sSfttftaiios aun nssuntn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

| MN "a. ssr ssa,i&sn &sssts. Eiss
Dsfdlt aalR Radau9 ,atAsben. baatt sti
priSIae Ataye pope ulierai aiytu t'f1nne.
W. tI5uSa m psiR Rf&,u 6slrlse
Sdgstssa tui. n bslaAsEs ,i5l,. 5ssss T. w
1iAa. nod itane SquRraitoN il m,
| FGlslaa I eb1faitsI unb Salanbtit, u
: . NsSen tet uasladH&sa -AFatss ri
FDaff1 Blaff, eis Sem teisa Gs...
| [0afsT pubsfaf sinsm 1auisne snlersr
|bIapiaen SulDessnf Das eeben lchsts. uaatt,s
nan befannllt@ zen 0sn. Sieat ssvs
anirottlt&- Mtgtsitan. eIt I
h d Ok I'm W. UfrIatte1.ss
i d&tf8 nnp balptte, nat sy rs no.
nate 1dn9 ale Detfdtktt III 0sfdnaaie
TO-. Nun felt abtr ttt llattIiu&uua pee
xennitise's teraue. pas nan rem Stone
|aastAf 9elban tabt, nnp Sst NJ, ,S&ule
| allstn ,urldfdui ,auf = u 4 Gl Il,
| an. =, WeGlelan tatte .1ndmli64 oem
@tone tsfobIeu. mad ese4tvIB tiuatstoe.
|uoethsu III u~la0, n. .iNr tbm anes3,iSt. rae
|alst&J.ilia ptf DipElie n"W {
E&<p--,-<5SksF1er ptrgtns~,rgesh mad
E2esebure ttn sprrlden p,rrf. TSn1 n !,
i@sn ater ruff MeGlstlan
|leetert. Dtotfton3urdd. .unb
maat pason ts:ns auletae
an. Sen. Stpne. So 9srtsit pte
Grpepitton unter 8atsv ia jene iraurtoe
Sage. pelHe; ;bie b!utiee xatafropbe aur
'Golef ,tatts. Dar Is Me9ltllane ats
.G&t.. siaea 9bstl upisrsr bsReu Iruppeu
p.tni&tsu u lofsn2 IS ...,'-7
llno 1uu' RE Niepsrtrd&d9tett Ms
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
Daar,80f fett ess sfsu&t,ftnte /
/ Elatls7rn obi e&It4tert9. ~

ii Dtt ardun 9benartlr batte pif2 / e,.
:rtbnlt1 itltn apaan tauteln la8fn,s gtt
'i.rwattde grrtte..' Als Ut 0r,uats NIT
Gofdte fert arar. tise n ns@ 5sipe quite
WferteiRunte .pstestSn tahn t,abmssr fe
tri esttt unb 3stbie t6r nfk flnfiebHAuns
peyt !Brane9. 7 TT 70 .la + 4 =
Bttt,re ntdbts Z sfysatt at..T
n 90 Uar bdsas h s9at. fsiit ffma anfape
ttrss Gb.fanpes, pab &c einf pdntitne
res.'9stta sf1adttln usae.t. uaht a
1Dkf,sss ,tElss ut ia9ag ~ 2ssEs7F e'$>
SDs lbaf aM&t fasie Der I'atn; ID
I biqt isbs eamps assffsa.I Gisb mtf nt'
=, o. had sbte atut 4astns.s 53nfannlea
/ kfdis fe,in pitaE aEaf@e uab 8iae cliff fDff,
Ewinpstt nd abr anfaues tEyt6 III lLlS.
Eini9e Na@ @bafps,pls fr ttfraAik tt4dI,sa
| itn rs&t sneli@ anf eieiG Gbaf ll4n i1tte
Zen uabslannisp NH RN stl eiSIp
au osbsn lsbs1s ,tgd fsinis liflss lNhsns
ktauns, ,nae ltsf (9ss y md estiata&ie
t.: '~..s Il .sf..ss s,ts.a
Daglasa,ia sdsat ~ eias liuloal1 apb
Ei& hips rinE Eil lnfosse bat s1lNanil &.
SpuS, tdHn f1nf Gfant6s eanns fdnkai9
l Isann f4nhft49n nlsflE eeAttea fn1sfeeasI
dies Stfdubfu. Ct bdttes 2ent 1uio
Itantasa staafses ssaftsa. afr ! gsle y
n &di{sH qass au& has 1adel Hllees
Ltiad III, q lisieuHRl1 116e fdT spi &Dskl1.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
Die 8upferuatteru IN &cott :,
Gpllnfh.

8ora.fern. am IS. April, btslten BE
Gppptrtsape uon Sept. County in bie6,
.esu &ourtbauft cine Nsnsro!psriammlune
ob. um ibr @ift unb TIRE @aQe etaen pis
Rspublit Ios3ulaiIen. Die 8erfammlunA
mar ni@t bsionpers Rort bsfu&t, obwobl
fe f@ou fstt tem 2t, Gsbr. bsruftn mar,
unp re&usn pir ets. nsusissi0en Be{u&er
unb PIE trldnti(4sn GtatiRrn ab. 10 lief
fd psr Rsl ld&t aa esn GinsNn3 abadb
LEM Dsnnu@ bate pas i!sius 6dufsiu.
.pobI bsfenee,e na@ ben. asra,r 0bes ,oie
lsstsn .psuof.oti(@sn Mtpsrlaasn. +Wift
esnue fnr; etns same Nsbs4ton. unb eut
leptstsn+ +Gt f3 ,psf,lbsn- In Rs(sluttenen.
Die tpir. NJ. nit Gtn(&altuna v.tnatfen3.
ter" turser srt!drssper Bem..tuussps nu&'
fsbenes R.bea:,. .i3,.it - i, :,
: ==v9u anbe,ratbt, eat unfer siuR fretss
nnn; Aliidli&ee 2anps pou eer Gssibsii suu.
.Dtepoiie emue. BON @ldd ~ &srwafsne
unp1 Eop,' pom Doblfane >1u annh6rter
Btfsutrpu9l @&uleeniaaas pne.ilGtaen
tbun.eisradtuna lpie, &opperbeapt ssstnen
tb,fsneers! 6as :Giaeu.buu an Silapen)
ptrfebrt! !portft if.141tt.', - ihfa =,
i = 9n. .Anbstya@t< <,pa5; ts tmmr tie Auf.
aabe rpsr Dtn1pfratis pse 2anpsss Renefsn
ia, .bieI &edie. bss 0clsts II (wiQ1 fassn
6tlqysubolteI) ju belpa@eu.s .siest QoRAtfu,
lion ~ asber9sng unp .brdptHt6e STEEL
ings" nit alen Ssettontu tss s2aupss
t(bslone neey4 mil esn; eept.s tup bo&ser'
rd,bIn be, ,61esns) ~, auts1bal,tr.a-
- -.auntef &elpsttitaRa rir Rf&is
ber etn3dntu 6taatfi. (unp BesldusnunS
psr Rthte; ~ Union as ;sfGItasst. ..v' ~
!, Sn Aubtita6t. pae bte Densfsatie tbre
erles MbtuAft ptsldh8nen pltee tasnn 1T
IN eiefeF fabFeeata GsuHse rs n Il sHHssees'
llaffens sfpa,si 3yflt flttttu=pes u1tpn. ;esr
conf fitutteusltsa txibeit une tfr 6eff,
nune fsfts Nslt4sniasaensu.retea ttwslas
edae tunp bsudsli,! y, 10 ,fei ss4' .Ss}sE
t.s Bef @1 sffsnay yDa6 bjt uvla d &
-ber esseawdttiaen llarutsn IN :per tNst'
aunR 5usfn&tngt II, pte Hs6K anpsrer mtt
Ga6tn 3us !tyetea,.g une tnEzrsm7 0louben.
eae BE Qonattu,tsne vein 8ss'sae nit per
96Qeg. g.iRr lDts Geppsybeaes faaen bterf
uit, tbae bsr Nprpsn in unse&ts tsr Cd.
efa im es&t, zbab nii6ia ete atteatsn
bere6tiat tf.)zn4lz liz, 1. 4-7,1Lzy In
Bef&IoHfn y :e5Daf pirg Bur SRt'
fpsiilsan8 se1 8eMie sbsrs einielHt, @taa'
tsuunp sesi Rsdisi ibssrs 8a1sv (psr1sas.
- n ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
Qu,,alitdt.

60 mie ba6 NoIt I. Den:aAt9," ~ uiti ben,
lot, @.ieasn ibre tpelRsn Boifsmdnnsr be'
nanntsn. j,bt iur Dsisi&auna pom golle .
beirdasrn pienl. 70, bal umaefstr, cal
Dort .lepal," psI&es usipr0nal'& nu1
untu monar6il6en Rsaietunstn paesl
unp tttpa 9ltt@btpsutene nit "ed(ltrpa,
| tiv" >par., eine, austmtinsse :aao selsIt
Beps,liuna atrsnntn, inrem man mii
psmislbsn IHut, 9sasn gle Ntrfdduua unp
patriottemue In ,Au3emstnsn bs,et&net.
@entnnen ,ptr bisr ID eanpe Zen @auu
IlpYol. rsr ais pabrty MpatIiiansr fur
| fGtttb.it unp Wsnfasnn&. Atasn eta.
psrst uno HtiRpitaut, ,tdmpft une feline
I1tue ptm Buurs te,patrt. .,
| Gs miro absr aut wl.peruua ein 0rcest
@ibtraud nit rtsl.m Dorts In unisrem
9anps ettriebsn unp - .ldbt 6& nt&t
lduansn. eob ueun, pas eopalitdt n.
pae Jest rur9 prflt uu, Rert far 2oya'
lttdt uusa,Atben nib. rtt ,wobl anfane
nsbusn m6gtn. ylppal"- " pstttn, Groe
Der bisbsriasn, t,dRlt&tn xritesfabtuna
unp 4risQsustpaItuna, tle In ptm Report
res Committee .w:aen Glbtuua. esS
2rissse" cine Strsu, pradneti&e SQu:
h,atioa 6nr... trob ess epiasu pin unp
6sr(amantsne uu(srst, Aeminiatatien au
ftnst 3.it. pa IN Vn,f&iebsnksit ane GsRiA,
ttit py 8yrwattun0 unp ber pblitt ros
aaetnieeNsttune esmtlt.l fir un!ertRtpublf
lae, fnbsn ptl Gin atlasmstpts psfr.btn,
bic .x,aft uno Souutlatastat pte Doliss
unt.r pte Apmtniftratiqa u eoneiuttirsn.
Gt untsr pt. Gon,rput Dsr Apminifra.ion
|,u btlnesn.. UNI bt,rtu Iitai situstds
eine arte.re Dsfatr. als ts fl. rtn ~.
8tntitd er}6etn..7
l1ufsrs Memiuiaratiun aufrs6t ~ e.
balisu unr 3u unttTalSen IN unfsre rai&t; !;
opfern mtr aber -esrfstbsn rae Hehi ces
Dostts ;:1tptp nty- <tttfsIten,uutvt Sou
ptrainsidt au Gdbsn. leSsn wtr ielbft ne
6dnrs in BEN S6pob unp erwartsn .,oen
cttn" airs 6tit. 70 1tIraIbsn ptl unlere
Nreib,iten unp lrsteh uuleyk pRinteu nit
66t,n. Doc. f&iial attt eas BtRtsb
rsr j.sis,n 3ttt ,ju itln. I'D in Allen
ber Acminiatattpn' fdsen. ittnen 1aeet
petlau.tn. be Rfeisrlna afpstren la0tu.
aIt mitltl. pit IL strlaaat t6T 8tbtu. uao
rubtA ras Rsfultat abmarten. r+s
Wu pt,fsreopalt,dt Rub wtr
ni@t einue,fantsn.' @ir n!snnsn - ar.
bae BIZ Blraer ia 3eiisn. 'rpis. biz jrsiaer.
astul,su ffap. sen ibr,n G,ubetltn Nan,|
6.s ~ epfsln. .inp mir upt.rrtrftn ,uns
afrnt alien Bffmrdnfpnasn -ree x1ieas
rt&is UNI, bssr &ttsaslufaoeee. 4b,s
pabr ptresf.n .pir .pitt., ,rab. mir feline
l1nferlt amen sinir Afminifr alton. ionpnn
|frlts feup'tIafnr, HNe,r .fnr, u.
baS Re@t bobeu, ~ pfrlpneen. unb rts
tpfliatbobf,n.s paiabsl lu wa&sn,
poe bie snetnen wilNsl, luI Ns,iana psr
Rfpubltt 1nedrtfali4 apatwanet Rtrrtn
sne Iet =, x.',a ~ s'fst 'ffsea'."
F. E'epit grtibtit..pas " .af&.n.
lte@t, bit 8p1tsfoppttaiastdt, 300
! fnb rit 0il,sr,' fl1 mnsl&s 'bsr Norrsn Rs.
laen stlaperd. AriRetlatif. uup~ 1prannsi
| fdmpft. Nur tpes j,ntn ,rsu n, r. fin
| wabIer, rtin .Ioyaifr Niputlifantr. unp psE
far .dt epfsrn rirt OH unp esttp. Dft'
aki@ lwif&en ,etffen 6& fiiueli&tn YIln'
ttptsn lam ,nf4t Slait, 6nefn,, Daf afin.
| Rinfanp IL nsr hi Npfa 6suf eines asuea
xri.a.s. ,Denne& .ldtt ater, uufus VI.
mintfita.icn it0fnNaniA unp ,tstaIrli6ft
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'@ttefel: 1lab.:*, ,S&ube ! J
= 2:''S .5 .chiID' Eco. d. \

sIh y,gs. ttr,.esx fsesss esss D''sA1 y
a,A ~ frt irb eir Is 4 arei, !A
xas. % Srasy Crate. ,utt@eu itse nsl. 9tsr1
sns, amfadsnb iees @erttr ruHk ete ssneasu Raee',
'"'s seI4e t1nitl,A seitasf sesIsx u
.H,srftsth sei1t iteeG sntutstnt anasb8ita ma&sn|
Ssssssi 6Nsy u.fse fks ossssis oala'ssl' .os''
~ nnNtsSHun. e611eAIe. = r! - y 80 .r
atas sers4e ausvsM y. sssAta shss es1sa: 3sthss
81 stnbs asf cttesuu1 asesst1tst Sss sss ssss
Sal s!ssss tx ssssss asas sss e.t..s:.
DneitE Gvpess se s D4sssa 81 ~ Tat Se eesfa teDi
&s.tt Is ssat eIlpser ets eta g oalse
dine esste aassatl ssu 1eds&ta. nas Sast''e eSsssa
.a7s Srae1Fs 9eter, atrnsei Ystrb SatAsttrtt -
BfAelte Nsbsit nue 1spatAturen 1est ~ snss
J
,"'I'as@ ~ ','' Bar B4nbIsx- :..
stx III dn.natsG,i esrtast ,,a et1sl Wsa.s. ts4l!
ent III XII tur4 taks 69Htiasent:
fenhe Nnp sci tr A sber tstn Dutsas ses!rFen mt
- iyst ssISttssS pn as tsssas sta sases ssssas Se
'1d.ta.Gttft.. 3: 8: vttlb,~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
II M4HjIaA.a = j IT <V!' ~.
y ,..,:::.s!0rpce'ft1eln,.. y:
8}ei,,e n. *2tqtteure,

@roeerien,, @sin.n uno e!qusuren. y
atttiFetrttr Whisky, Rye u. Bourbon Whisky,
ua,,:ad a.: ass Ne n r Rnn '1 ,; :ieI,io. Run
Annc, Brandy unb Cognao r,
"!o S.s ttsslaHatr IL sar tdiaa atts IN 1ens.
Catawba, Rtetnwstn unb frana6l(0e sMott. une
., s@tisustae0 Port, Nal ,ga ~ sMadeirar Betn !:
H9ao'7a1'> ~ IL tsRtr assvaN. :
~ s4aisstdae&s sssf. Sarsatirsne .statt u. %.
iffs;st ssi5S's; si|;s: -. - ,ss;a,astst
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
7 ;8rah.Atr ,nt.h. = \ q, @'-i,ger:

,ss,$s. ~; otto Klug's Store.
e., s,,.s ir sse,a assrssnti., sss Nsbs S1ns esse.
t.ffr StaSt, bekesest iH agsa 1ftIsl saeeuHtr nat
lSIaaS t6st s0astiiate. ,""i. ~. '.''S, -.
rte8 nsxha ts 1ebrio Gae. AIxfsr aeets bat nth
T. af1f Ter)ihtm fta rirb 10 aabttSwt unjnkbta
G apa5 Sshtttsm freaasl&t sa4t ssrssfvss@sa mn ~
IL absraeubeA. a,r., a., 4tn ti,4,c -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

h 5llm 4 aeietsrpbe aufeabs. aRiamonb su
.u,tnfps uEb Der s.RetsQtoa3 Tin fGnse. .au
li,aasns All srf6gsn iolIifnss mir 8et1dt
fpnasn a. sbsr4 4msbr eenn l,ptniSsr, sais
400 COO ARaans9sfen bet lptreen." !" rrt. II
;w Hd 4earri{on Bat abers rsttue unlsrt
lrmtf ssin,4 bsfiserz Regens4hers - pem
6sinpe paltot. feias 4anonfa fpetp6rtt au
Jtins,n. !, 5Dsnn sbuett anfsIt a1nfe9t 9tei
Walpsrae .bilI4 ben i5eiHp apfe boapt
[ad4IaRen, Il :paS; rod !Dlsg uan 40 isl.
DE-; Gle 1ba ,6aEElBIps af an8slan8t,
|baffs Inn en- ferftt Il 6ttHH6f i
\ 4, n,tstns ~ n;ettEeRs1 n8e i
EitA +: !, um ssinem fsiupIiden. tlebnfall 10
|bsatanss. 1tg elan batlt EstE asialtt
bey ptlH anAsAstensn iauus o0, GOO gann
,osesr .gll sienff fdbisel lesptf, III, /!
syttfel ~ ,aN; d klttb 9|et9 9kQah
potl6ufB rntt 1ssu4sa Nutsl1iltgt lisafpl.
3ggattdtfss sap lspralif iflbon 5iiIep
Eslas In l6sEstD el,IAl sssn l6 btren
m Jaifel. sen6s sr gfBsA2 9Snppfil
Ela teslAaa Spe4 s2Ng q lA1s, nh i,
kls 61ssalip - gslsa aah ,.
r TT Md ~, Nif(
80 NJ 80 jtnEl 1llAyl MI
||lsi5u siSIssBls 15-2oOO 3lApn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-11
BLISS


Vt is customary nowadays for the proprietors
4 and propellers of patent medicines TO array
before the public eye in the most glowing colors,
accounts of miraculous cures, and ut the same.
time complain of tho poverty Of the English lam
guage rs being Inadequate Ia cons ideas that
would do justice to their medical pfer,u, ations.s
Now the proprietor of the aboyc-nsmed prepara.
tion don't Intend to pursue any such course, but
will be content to say. candidly, 10 tho people.
what hi- prclnrntion has done and will do. Tho
DYSpEPTIC REMEDY needs no such ~proppine
MP by any such cunningly devised fablus. BLISS
DYSpEPTlC REMEDY lie tho only reliable pte.
parntiou now before the people for ALL DIS
EASES OF THE STOMACH, and those other
diseases that have their or gin in disease Of TINT
organ. 1t has again and again cured when ali
other preparations have failed. It's merits have
been discussed by physicians in counsel. II has
often been prejudged and thrown aside by ply
sieifns and consigned to the tomb Of qlack hum
Lngs, and afterwards restored to more eorssnial
cline on terra Grma, to be administered to their
worn-uut and exhausted patients. and with the
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t has been tested
and recommended, by the most eminent physicians
of the country, and one and all who have thor
onghly. tested it in good faith; are unanimous ia
its praise. 1t will CURE THE WORST FORMS o
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List Of Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office at Edgeaeld
Ia C. II, S.. c., 3lst Dec, 1862. Persons call
ing for Letters on this lat will please ssy Adj
vertiscd.".
A, B.-W II Adams, 2, ] Briton, Lieut. T G
Boag, p Butler, ST., S B Blair, Mrs 81 E Hauk-
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@prsn tas.yssk..a.s i.a.sirr,an:-

fr,e .,.vios.~e oil .-.as.s.e; tpsem -.>enins.
r. th4 war; breath Of the hosr.s,--,- beautiful in
IN tnu-sinT simplicity. beautiful in its p.'h"s.
.,i ala ~ suhlim- it it's patriotic fnrrnr. hv 4
written hy Y LLP,YArTH S~rssoas.s with whom
We have ret The pleasure ofSasrsrsonaf acTua;n-
t+aee, but FROM whom ue would no pleased often
~ hear, and freely tender him the Use OF our col
anna for ths benefit Of our ~r~s'lsrs. The lihes
xeee dc-isied for \ song, and is aiap'ed to tao
barry nae not 10 the deep blue sea "!:-ED. MIS-.
sisdsriAN.
The Soldier 10 His Wife.
GA the long, weary march, in camp or in battle.
Mid the caunvr's loud roar or the balls deadly
rattle
Ers,y h"u, 10 the Day. my dearest. nay own,
I ana thinking Of thee, far oG and sl"ne,
OF thee and the babe that I left on thy knee,
Sc a.conselons of parting and from sorrow so rec
Tia. it knSsx not tho meaning Of the tOats that
wo1ll tt-ri, ,si
M the yrisf that va. lying like lead on my heart.
Oh how sweet are the vision, of thee anil of
homs.
That H. evr around me Whorsver / roam
Fur meuorist, like angels. by night and BY day,
Corne equity sa ,leYd nc FROM dangers aSny
70 the little Wits cottage, with It's vine-cOvered
bowers.
Where the bees come in summer to SIP the sweet
aowers-
Aud the mookins bird sings in the mOrn's early
light .-2(r
From tho erer green's shade, his sweet songs OF
delight.
Fhsush I long to return to this home and to thee.
Yet Tbs soma Of the South mnst fight 10; be free;
Aud III ,arp not my back TO the foe nor the strife,
T.. stand As n. coward before thee, %n.y"wife
| viii wait f,r the day when our banner shall
In t-iu,sph loft in the handle OF the hrsve,
who hare sworn no, = s.ar from its TO- > Stable
wsile the dug q la,s . proudly between them aad
Heaven :
Our Flag with it, stars. and i:s bare, aud its blue.
l. the be .Soa that guides every heart that is true
rs tie s~e.t sunny CLINE. to the soil Of the South,
Whore tho ~!esutiiul dwell mud the brave hav.
their birth Z.
AUD I'll fsllos sha, axg. my dearest, my own.
G.er-yer il gn:des M, wherever 'tis a"fne.
@aen vie;ory mss erosued il, mid bsttls and
.ui:s.
~intths soldier return te.shis Sabe;and hi. wife.
~sensApA, MISS, Jsn.4, 1872. VI. l.. :.