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The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Notice.

as HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNLESS ASSESS
L ment Ne. l. now due on the following deSi Enat-
ed Shares OF the capital stock Of the Hickory e. K
{. Mining Co. together with the costs of Adver-
tisiag, De paid cr before Saturday, October 7th
1868 at clock P. NJ. an adequate part therof
sufficient to pay such assessment and costs of ad-
verSing and sale viii be sold for cash to the high
est bidder. in frop. Of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press Ocice, on Huntoou street, in Oroville in &C
coTdaace with the Bylaws. OF said Company and
the Slatatein such cases made and provided.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

School HoUsE-The people of the Rio Sico
School District will hold an election on the
levy tax for the purpose of building school
house. OF course they will vote the tax for
for such purpose What is property worth
without school houses
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a Word to the Aged.

In the decline of life the loss of vital force conse
queni upon physical decay. can only be safely sup
piled by some yivifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entailng the ex-
haustion which is always the final effect of ordinary
stimulants- We tender to the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

JEwELRY SroRE.-See the advertisement of
Geo. E. Smiths Jewelry Store. This is pio
neer establishment, aud Smith is popular
dealer, or how could he be Supervisor Drop
into his establishment, and see his goods and
wares
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

As an invigorant and restorative. immediate in
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect
i tones the stomach improves the appetite, acts
like charm upon the spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

Robert CANPBgLL, of Tulare. on the 30,h
Of October, detected an Indian in the efor; lie
steal his horses. He hailed and commanded
him TO stop, but being disobeyed, sho: the fel-
low dead in his tracks.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

4 Succession OF TRIUMPHS.-At each and
every Fair held in 1860, Grover & Baker
were awarded the highest premiums for their
Se,ring 1iachIneS and machine work. In 1861
the same awards were made them likewise in
1862; and thus TAR at every State. and numer-
ous District Fairs held in 1868. they have re-
ceived the highest premium when exhibited in
competition with other machines. Among
Others, in 1868, We are apprised Of First Pre-
miums at the Oregon. Nelc York, Vermont,
IotrI, Kentucky Indiana, Hiinois and Ii,oil.
gan STATE FAIRS. Certainly no better evidence
OF the superior merits OF the Grover Il Baker"
need be adduced than the fact that heir new
style nolselcSs machine has Invariably taken
the palm, and borne off the highest honors in
every instance, when exhibited. since its intro
duction IN 1850.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

WAGON RoAD.-The Board of Supervisors
have appropriated 81 600 for the improvement
ofthe wagon road between Orovilie and String
town-coudtiouallY uaon citizans snh-"rihips
800. fhe principal point to be improved is
known as the Stringtown Hill. where the road
descends to the South Fork of Feather river.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

These Pills arc prepared expressly to operate in
harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers
BRISTOLS SARSAPARII.LA, in all cases arising
from depraved humors or impure blood. The most
hopeless sufferers need not despair Under the in
hGence OF these two GREAT REMEDIES, mala-
dies. that have heretofore been considered utterly
incurable disappear quickly and permanently. In
the following diseases these Pills the safest, the
quickest, and the best remedy Y ever prepared, and
should be at once resorted 10.
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For Females.

Thousands of ladies resort to it as q remedy for
hysteTia huttering of the heart nervous headache,
vertigo. general debility and all peculiar disturb
anees and arrangements To which, as a sex, they
are subject- 1t cheers and lightens the depressed
mental powers as well strengthens the body
and its use is never followed by any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Purchase only OF reliable dealers Sold everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

lNcENDIARY ArTEMPT.-A woman named
Julia McQuade, was committed to Jail by Jus
tite Dick on Thursday, charged with an at
tempt to fire the building known as the Wiley
School House Oh Oak Street Another woman
was arrested at the same time as an accom-.
plice, but was not held after examiuation-
The fire was discovered before it made much
headway, aud did no particular damage Had
the building burned, it would have endangered
several residences.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

The house OF Judge Barclay, at Mokelumne
Hill, was entered one night last week and sew
eral articles of value stolen.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
UNITED STATES
LIVERY Is STABLE.
EDUARD B0WDEN, Proprietor.

CANBRIpGB, Ind, February g. 1856.
MessFs. A. L. ScoYILL & Co.
Gents:-This is to certify that have used DE-
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks, and found
them to be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose: and have also used them as a Cathartic
Medicine and have found but little use for ply
slcian since had them in my family.
Yours truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by al respectable druggists.
REDINGTON L CO.,
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

INSANE AsYLUN.-The Napa Reporter
says that the Sheriff of that county, who went
with an insane person TO Stockton few days
since, was instructed that no more patients
wonld be received in the Asylum until the
buildings are enlarged as it is now crowded to
Overlooking. Like notices have been given,
We learn to the county authorities Of the diff
feSent counties throughout the State.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

JESSE McMAHoN was sentenced to the State
Prison for 10 years, In Sacramento on Mon
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

DlSNIssED.-The suit against Wm. Latti-
more, former County Treasurer, and his bonds
men, involving question of some per centage
claimed by him, has been dismissed bv the
Board of Supervisors. The suit has been
pc2dug some four years.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS.

II afflicted with either Of the above named diseases,
to six' boxes of Dr. Radwlys Pills will cire so ly j
afew doses ofthe common Drastic illSthat grp' and
you when they operate-you nay Obtain Temporary
but if you stop taking these imperfect ls for wees
month your old complaint rcturns N1V, this T. NOD
method of cure incated by Ir. Railway Pills Taes q
n porfect cure, and the patient Will not require any !
medicine
PILES, sTRAINING AND TFNESAur'.
PILES STiAINI\G Az TENtSAUS,
Are the results Of Inflammation or irritation q lh" IA
membrane of the bowels, induced by dra-t tic pii'-l
imperfect pills instead Of being i~ovcl iy ta' c. y
carried TO the lower bowels, and nIgcc peris Ac
ment or evacuation by their irrlji1n-hcnee the stai !
N.am $ wrenchng pains, piles and tcne nus. and 10
quent false calls TO the water closet ti!t 'telis III
who take these imperfect pills.
II YOU would avoid these annoy noes, whenever p
tive medicine is required, tlke dose uI
RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND l-E- !
THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with Piles, may rely positive cgrs
their
COATED WITH q
Dr. Railways Pills are elegantly C ated with Gam
free from taste or smell, can be taken at all mes
all occasions No danger Will result from ceds II exp
TO wet or damp weather after taking these pills
SIX OF RAILWAYS PILLS
Have secured a vigorous cvacaaton, in severe cases q"
fllmmat0n Of the Bowels Paralysis. &c, alter Go, "a
Harlem OIL injections and other means Corip cteiy ttv
dose Of Railways Pills will remove a.. oh-iruens &
cure free passage. Directions for use are ins lie each
Price per box, IS cents. Sold by lEusssis M-'e'-t
ers and StorekeepeFs-
n B-Every Agent has been furnished with fr-sh
new made Pills. AS each box Is enclosed with aiae
grayed Label, take none others
RADWAY & Co,
g S. Maiden Lane New ! o
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

SIERRA SrAyDARn.-This is the title Of
neat little weekly Democratic paper just start.
ed at Downieyille by Matt Lynch. Its col
umns are filed with choice selections and good
original articles, and it ought to be successful.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

RAIS-The Lord be thanked forthe shower
Of rain that fell on Wednesday night. How it
pattered on the roof, ike long absent friend
tapping at the door for admission. Following
the disagreeable, cold winds and dust of the
past week or two, it was doubly welcome, and
very refreshing. 1t has purified the atmos-
phere- laid the dust-and rendered the sunrise
beautiful, glorious and invigorating-we sus-
pect-
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Syphilis or Venereal
DISEASE.

White Swellings and Neuralgia Affections, Nervous
and General Debility Of the system, Loss of APP
petite, Langor Dizziness, and all Affections of
the Liver, Fever and Ague. Bilious Fevers, Chills
and Fever, Dumb Agle and Jaundice.
Guaranteed to be the most powerful and purest pre-
paration of GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPA-
RILLA that is put up for sale.
It is the very best, and, in fact, the only sure
and reliable medicine for the cure Of all diseases
arising from vitiated impure state of the blood
or from excessive Use Of mercury.
The afflicted may rest assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Mercurial, or any
other poisonous substance in this medicine. II is
perfectly harmless, and may be administered to
persons in the very weakest stages OF sickness, or
TO the most helpless infants, without doing the
least injury.
Full directions how TO take this most valuable
medicine will be found around each bottle and to
guard against counterfeis see that the written sig
nature OF Lanman Kemp is upon the blue label.
Prepared only by LANMAN Il KEMP,
Wholesale Druggists,
Nos. &c. Il & e, Water ST., \. York.
H0STETTER, SMITH Il DEAN. Agents
q Montgomery st. (Russ Block) s. Francisco.
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Strengthen the System.

The best means of impartng vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
yet been invented or discovered profered to the
feeble of both sexes and all ages is
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
ddteklp dd 8ntte Retord

MURDER TRIAL.-The District Court has
been engaged during the past day or two in
She trial of John Foren, charged with the
murder of Timothy Maloney. in August last.
This homicide will be remembered as having
occurred on the bluff, both parties residing
near the water Office. The jury is composed
as follows NJ s. Sisson, D. d. Harris, D. W.
C. GaskilI, s. Goar II. Clifford, A. Clark, W.
E. Deamer, T. V Aldrieh, W. C. Hendricks,
George NJ. Garuahan, A. E. Layson, Jacob
Teeter. The evidence on the part OF the peo-
pie closed on Thursday evening, and the de-
fence opened yesterday. Berry and Burt for
the people, and Granger for the defence.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOMACH BITTERS.
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system, regulating the secretions. giving
tone 10 the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre
and brings the whole machinery of vitality into
vigorous and healthfal play.
, 1863-06-11
Sometime.

Tls Gild, sweet song, beautiful song,
With low and rythmIcal chime,
knng out from the topmost boughs Of treey
The winds have ehristened "sometime."
It's words are strung on q golden string,
In long melodlOuS rhyme,
Telling Of germs In each Withered hoWeF,
That rain shall bring out sometime:
Telling Of hopes that are buried low,
Meath the dust Of deceit and crime,
That true repentance and true belief
May Waken 10 life sometime
OF folded hands DER pulSeless heart,
Under some fragrant lime,
10 the beautiful city with pretty gates-~
Shall clasp them again Somstimef
OF tiny Fingiets Of golden hair,
And eyes, with look sublime
In their shad0wy depths, a. We say "good.bye,"
Hoping 70 meet sometime.
Al, yes; 'tls beautiful cong that hear,
AiAr in this changing cline,
Rnng out from the t0pinost b0ughS Of q tree
The winds have chTistened "sOmetlme."
And II lessons my heart Of q weary load,
ReneWs all Its olden prime,
For u tells Of mansion beyond the skies,
Where hope 10 be happy sometime
, 1863-06-11

AT Philadelphia Hibernian Society dinner,
when the President called on the gentlemen to gil
their glasses for toast, certain member jumped
up, and, in rich Irish brOgue, called out,
Z" Mr.. President, here's gentleman don't drink
lairr
81 hope that no gentleman at the table refuses
to drink his wine" said the President. sus-,i4.
"0h," said the other, " that's not what com.
plain Of at all he drinks two glasses to my one r.
The same member told the story Of the Irish
wake, where two boys Of tender years were, on
account Of their YOUTH refused share Of elquOr
so freely distributed on such occasions:
"Niver mind, Jimmy" said one to the other, " I
hope wen soon have death in our own family,
and then we'll get as much whisky Us we want"
He congratulated the Society, when the Sheriff
was elected n member that they then :" had hang
man Of their own, and could have their hanging
done gTatis-a matter Of no small importance where
so many Irishmen were interested"
There is a story told Of Judge belonging to
this Society. Before his promotion to the Supreme
Bench, he had once number Of Irishmen before
him, in one Of the interior counties, indicted for q
riot on the canal All their names were included
In the ona Indictment. and the jury found them all
guilty, though one Of them ('at Murphy cl arly
proved an alb. They were oil brought into court
to be sentenced, and Pat was directed to stand up
an1ng ne ~. c. % ~ P.oessn Ill. Sln
h,H M .I, .ne Suuse .na' Al. = va c,t PIote, , i VI
tac 'ra ! rs W. " I'1 ..,,'e ~. S.CN ~ ~, IT. si .s
riot.
Nv. ~ ..;I.,, NJ % u ~. ~ theS, W. W.,
!ou - yIs y1S' ~ sI! i, .S, 10 " y, A"O"
you "ou'o nAVe UGH '"ete you COuu'
So long as men are imprudent In their diet and
their business, doctors and lawyers viii ride 10
carriages.
II. h,.h..d ..a ,.;c. a.. e., oo,O,.
,ta. 4, &c., -, 'I,.;. 80 ~ IN e., ,s.sm,
sLs. ,hs Y. o',si;nm ~ mi hs".L u" 0' '''
SnA' "e 'OUP""s "'' "''""'
A man is the hcalthicst and the happiest when
he thinks the least either Of health OF happiness
To forget an III Is half the battle It leaves easy
work for the doctors.
A son or ,ho Emer.,d Isle. meeting a country.
man rhos. I"ca a Ss moi nerlectlv remembered.
~. s'I',,;n" hin, cord;sIIv inouired hjs name.
GWalsh" W :" vas The answer, SWalshi Walsh y
resnCnded Paddy. care We not from DublinP
IDaS two old mnids there Of thSt name--was
Sither Of them yer motherH"
=, .,,,-,
Story Is told upon hayeT, ne eminent pny-
acia1 o. faris hs was called IN sA "eeNs
ago, % ateh9 sck eni.d. Ing cnMu-n W. ~
sne ony cpma oi Wsany ParentSLIeeSse 3;,;n ~
heatn. Jew Gays aIter haySr haa u,sSOoI '',,.s
ueo n,S v' ne ~SSne. Sh 2. 'aS NJ %.a. nOctor,
, 1863-06-11
p2OPaY.

The edhaacy Of HIllowLys Pills In DFopSy s extranr-
dluary. They art with snch peculiar effect upon the
lylts that the iIds arising from tha drefol disease
kre lmperceptihy carried "a and prevented from any
further accumulation TIE sufferer regalna bunyanUy
pF spirits, aud reIlcea In completely renovated con-
titnt0n; but Il IL indispensaby necessary that the
Ointment should be m st esctually rubbed Into the
complaining parts.
, 1863-06-11
stomach, Liver, Kidnoys and bowels

Thoss who msr from bile and liver complaints should
ty the effects Of this ValnAhe uedy fec doses Of
which will mike the suFeF feel elastic and vigorous,
rem 'tiag III impurities giving healthy action 70 the
liver II bilious attacks be allowed to continue serious
casuAltiea may ARISE and the s5er be consigned %
he'd Of alckneal IN ell disorders Of the Kidneys tbs
Ontmsht ahoiId b Wet rhbed jnt0 the small II the
bIck Qnod d twice Aday; and the Pills acting In unison,
viii odFs ans o6mplains arid nrOm these organs.
&lfy---Saorsnsss o: Brsat1 with
, 1863-06-11
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purity the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
of maAklnd at the head Of all remedies for removing
obaOxoa POsons from the BLOOD and clransing all the
tissues Of the body They have saved thousands. year
aeP year, from falling slcrne % the en- cts Ot dys-
pepSa, dysentery, diArrh1 constipation, liver CON-
plsnts, &C., tart attesied BY myrads Of wltnes,rs.
ExcsasiVe Weakaoss aad dehlty, the warnings nf de-
rreasng org mic enery and vital decay are restored
und Feanmttad Wlth Wig aud heahfl ActiIn In every
organ thrOuShnut the ynleu by the restorative and
exhilarailng influence VI this medicine.
, 1863-06-11

Very bad symptoms which, U not corrected, may tend
70 S0ne ssFious disorders Of the heart or other vital
qygAis Ett Moderately Of sJds take sig Pulls nightly
f0f some little time; te pieuty Oi flesh air with mod
crate exercise and TIC human Hlchldery viii heduieky
RESTORED 10 health and vgoF. Try this but Tot three days
dnly, aud the result will be marvellous.
, 1863-06-11

Ons square, 90 lines OF Iess arst insertion o 90
Each subsequent insertion, f; (; 20
deduction Of Fy per cent on the above rates to yearly
advertisers.
business Cards, e9S a-year; advertisement however
mall inserted at q less rate than S95 per annum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description must be
paid for before nseFtOn There u be no variation from
this rule In any event.
, 1863-06-11
Complaints incident to Children.

An complanta Of children NAV soon b cured II care
b taken % purify ter blood correct tic action Of the
liver, an cleanse the stomach and bowels feG dofea
Of these famous Pills will Immediately have the desired
eCt particularly parents be careful ln not allowing
them satof things which they know would injurious
% themselves.
, 1863-06-11

l-subscrbers WhO do not give express notice % the
tray considered as wishing 10 continue their subscription
9f subscribers order papers publshers
may continue them until al charges are paid.
SIT Subscribers neglect refuse take their papers from
the oce parO which they sent they responsible
until they settle the bin and give notice to discontinue them
t- subscribers move 10 other places without Informing
he publaher and the paper sent 10 the former direction
they held responsible. Notice Of removal should always
be given.
S-The have decided that refusing to take paper
periodical from the once removing and leaving uneaed
tor d priaa ytcie evidence Of Intentional fraud.
0-The published Of advertising govern In all
except where special contracts have heen made previous to
insertion. The courts have repeatedly 90 decided.
~ Under .he Law Of Congress- papers not charged
postage In the eOunsS In which they are published.
, 1863-06-11
JOB PRINTING!:

An kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet,
BIlI-HeRd,
aas Hs s-H Circular, CD
fa a'aaa 30 Blank and
Gard Printing,
INPLATN AND ORNAMENTAL srYLE,
Executed With and dispatch, and forwarded
order to any part Of the country.
~ Payment nor Jobs must always accom-
paRy the order.
, 1863-06-11

HOllOWays Pills are tas bsa remedy knOtrn at hG
arOrld for The follOving diseases
, 1863-06-11

AstoniShmcnt and emotion deprived all Of utter
ance. The commandant alone, with ready presence
Of mind, took the lieatenanteolonele sword, and
himself buckling u Cd, wished hi1 joy ina lew
manly. cordial words.
How looked the recent PriSOusr' As one ID
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NV YoEK. Aug O

letter dated Morris Island Aug. lytn o.
IN. Herald. states that the flre OF our batter
ne still continues and the mason wdrk %.
Fort Sumter is gradually crumnilne %
pieces. The Rebel rag Wac twice shot away
on the 18th but was rehOisted. 4 violent
storm RACED OF the 18th and continued uu
the I9tn. The land batteries, howeve-
nave got perfect range and are demolishln4
the gurye walls. The holes are oeepene-
the assures widened. and II seems are multi
plied a hundred fold since Yesterday. IAe
Iarapets are completely demolished and I'M
abutment 81 the southeast angle mostly torn
away. Breaches are made through winch
our pToirctiles fv, crushing the opposi e
walls. They can be plainly seen Two De-
serters state that the effect OF our shot OBJ
Fort sumter was terrible, and that iour men
were killed and siz wounded II tort Ore---
and eighteen killed OF wounded IN Fort W AZ
ner On Monday.
Lieut.. Webb OF the 4th Mas. hegIn eni
nad ms head taken of TINS morning. aud
four of ms command were wounded by tnt
premature explosion Of one OF our SHELF
caused tv plIr ammunition Two men o.
the l0Uth New York were also WOUNDED
Lieut. u0l8rook of the Sd Rhode Island
Battery was WOUNDED YESTERDAY The e4l,
suasided to-day. More guns We're mouute.
. on the Fort last night Oar heaviest ple-c
have not ouencd vet The numerous tor
/ pe.ioes arr nov harmless. as effective
+ measurcs nave been taken O. a'ol
then. The health of the troors is good an,
f they arr IN excellent spirits
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28

NV ANAhH -Aa.-
To Herald mas d ueepitcl dated heal
o4ait,.- IN Jhc field. Aug. 70. a. tuil'v-
The enemy nayI..s made some dcuiIustra-
q ,n, ir tire : cuanduah VALLEY ne wer-
a-Iiu u.t -l1n lie move ias- night, ana tni-
Id aiming Il4nd encamped ln the m.i-f o
a drelrv -.rIis plfin-
T l- ai,.u..u we took a small iHsly u
prs NEE. Fsjn. ,sc We learn that Mos7y
h,,, recruiting stan ID n Richmond am
that his wiuie force dces ntt exceed 81
mn
The rebci government besides paying Nj
hv partisan ranCsrz 20 much per uanti
ai-r allow them large amounts -o- the good
ami yaIIahi-s captured
I e Trlbzsns mas the folllwIug from Jhe
Army ai the PIT ,mz,, dated Aug - N
disc,,veli.-s have f,een uade by the cavalry NJ
L. midnight. Of any rebeis az Dumlrles, OF
Tor ~ miies on our lighi Nhere Lee ?
headquarters are " u not known. EveIl
mas moved ans corps 20 fredericksburg
Lnc-treet Continues az United States Ford
and A P Hill at OsAngr {. Il
rti, ing on Monday II not vet accounted
for
The Tunes Was dington despatch SAYS A
centi,.iuan OF foreign hirI holding an utnclal
I-~itiun al Richmond. wlie- u ms friends
IN tti- q Y. that the report is current that
Gtn. I--. viii saor iy offer Rattle to Gen.
Meade. and if that general refuses % accept
il. and falls hack under the protection OF
Washington. Lee would again invade Mary
land where preuarstIons mad been made by
the secessionists Of tnat State, 70 receive nm
and give MN all the assistance possible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-28


Richmond papers contain the following
Charleston Ism. Al day yesrerlaT the
bombardment was more furious than on any
urerlous DAY. The lronsides. FIX monitors
ami SIX cunD1ats with al the enemy land
batteries OPENED on battery Wagner al 11-
break. throwing twenty shells per minute or
or work.. tins continued TIL eleven % clock
when tnev turned their attention .o D. Org
Sumter
Inc Ir1nsIdes anu sIz monitors 1TFr1acle-
To within three iourths OF d mile @. olmler
ana battered away vigorously at the south
waii ai tle tlrt sumter REPLIED nrl--i
iron. int larbette guns. The contest la=lll
about thIee hours when the feet having oe-l
struck Rfry often stood Of with na-- ar la-i
mast. Ir il supposed that some nigh YANKEE
Jfieer was killed The enemy lam pate
Ieries Of 200 pound parrot guns keI- up D.
constant IRE Yesterday eve ana all --7i M O.
The r1ar of the cannUnade heard DO tlat city
Is IremenaJ1s-
The casualties az Sumter YESTERDAY were
one killer ana j. wounded. AZ Battery
Wagner. seven killcd AM = w3-nle--
Amonr Tire kilird he Capt W ample ui DE
.riuia. c.irt Eugincer al Wagner. Tie cam
nsnadt WIS r,suInr1 at nay break Is ll-ll'I
lnd nov q J N Il Progressing viii sIea-
ri-1r bsttelie- GIegg and Wagner are III
injured.