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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
Our Candidate for Senator.

Tho base attempt recently made by one
Of the unknown editors Of tho Republican to
cast upon Mr.. hacher the odiunr Of being 4
" lick spittle" for Alexander Ramssy-seek
ing 10 promote Ramsey influence and
the like attempt to stismstize our Senator.
Alexander kamsey, with purpose in poll.
tics At variance with the general good, has
been ingloriously abandoned. The odiur,
sought to be cast upon those two worthy
gentlemen, like 4 night overtaken chicken,
has "gone homo to roost.''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
lax Sale Of Forfeited Lands,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Sail
~ of Lands and Lots IN Goodhue County
nd verIised for January and July, 1868, at the
office OF the County Auditor. under the acts Of
March 18th, 1892, and February 18th. 1858,
havlne oeen adjourned from time TO time, now
at the same place, alto o'clock in the forenoon
at which time the sale will be concluded.
F. JOSS. County Auditor.
Red Wing, Sept. Goth, 1868. vSnl0w2
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
N w HOTEL.

llALL, from and after this date. keep nv
L House, on Belle Creek, open for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public. I otter as
good accommodations as the raJorrty Of coun-
Try Tsverns, and shall spare no pains to ad.
vance the comfort of those who stop with me.
stab'ing and plenty Of good water can al
ways be had. S.P. CHANDLER
Belle Creek, sept. 80, 1868. v8nlOmS
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
TIE GREAT
American Tea Company,
81 Vescy Street New York.


the history of
|holc5ahng 1eas IN tbs Country.
They have introduced their selections Of TE>s,
acd are selling them q: not over
7"" Ct"ts %: Lshts) 2er pr>una alvrc Co.t.
Never :leviating Fl ON the ONE PRICE, asked.
A MOTHER popularity OF the COMPANY /.
II That their TEA FASTER not oniv ,lc> otcs
his time To the selection OF their I:s a. to the
4"aily: value, and particular styles Tor par
t'rniar lraItlc+ Of country, bat he helps the
lea buyer t" rhr"Sc out OF their cuur!nrus stock
such tea" a> arc best ulup'c TO his particular
wan = al / no; only This, but pats rut To him
hr hsf bir.ininS.
1t Is easy ~ sec the inc1lc,lia'c adyauture
II Ta Easer has III This Establishment over All
. N,iS.
II he i 10 iu lyc OF TIA or the Ktr,.t-it his
time Is vn.nahic- has Il ! the benefits Of :.
wei 'rgal,lzr ~ >lcin II Going ,u>incSs of an
III mri>'. r"rit O! 'hr Judgment OF rrule>-
In hal Ia Idsttr ami the knvw!cure Of slime
nor >:ttt:-lIi "a.
Thl> cI:.:'i"s al la buyers no matter II
th:y a'c ll"l-ah IS OF miles rom this MARKET
To pare 'n>c on AS goo terIus here ~ the New
U:k merchants.
Pa''irs ran or'lcr Teas and will be served bv
MS as we'll though they cam, thems,Iy,.
'e'ng sure get original packages, true weight
and tarcs and the 2eus IRE ltnyyuufed n. r,,n-
rc~tnte |.
We issue n Price List vftho Company', Tens
winch Will DC sun: to all who ururr il CON-
pri-iny '
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

Newspapers friendly to the cause Arc re-.
questsd to copy the foregoing notices: and
those interested in tho CANVASS. residing in
tho respective localities. are desired to make
all necessary arrangements for the meetings.
w. L. WILSON,
Ch'n Union Republican State Com.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

PAnsoS BEowSLov ays: Ny motto u
Greek IRE for the Masses. and hell FIRE for
the lesdefs- Aud nons bas the loya, should
b consulted IN the saeat casting up Of these
accounts. .- ... &c.,.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

Rosecrans has two lines OF defence 600
yards apart. Gen. Longstreet commands
tho river and railroad below Chattanooga.
Our loss in killed and wounded, will no,
exceed $4,000. The Yankees loss in killed
wounded aud prisoners will reach 2S,OU.-
Five Yankee hospitals arc in our hands full
Of wounded.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
Niagara Falls.

II = stated that The Great Falls Of Mas.
srs have been ob'itsratsd. that the bridge
over which the water fell has given away.
The report states that much damage va
dose to the bridgs below. Il nay b q
Asa1. Nnot ws will publish the ci,eaus,as-
sss and particulars . soon ~ ws get them
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM Of one hundred and sixty acres,
a. tnrea miles from Red Wing, on the Mill
sary Road. Thirty acres under cultivation,
we'll wooded and watcred, and from which
tn re can be cut from 20 to 50 tons Of good HAY.
yearly, is offered for sale very cheap BY the
owner who has enlisted in the army and wishes
to sell out. There is good house on the
premises: e.. For Information CALI ut this office
Red Wing Sept. 80, 1868. vsnl0ws
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
kate eIro,a East e: 7 e snne ssse ses .ti q
Especial TO. the a .lauta Register.
~ sa.sf=l1 p. q. SShgrSaI Eha Noytsl2;

= Sss f .,.:. A.2z5 s,h .ErSssI NoYt :;
Taf notorious g5tt Bf 3f aiaiS S liSflif b:
wlaekus>, MSS killed d tsa lai,s ago, b} a
party Gf Ird;lJs, : -. -. :. - -, ,,.c.s.
= AIady ofsints!ligence: from Kn''xs Z: cnpl:s
ty y-reports taatt be Fcietsls ere Isias7oH as.t
.ra!io.ls. aud Iarse~ ur.mber.of staeir iicrtts-
hsas sas.d 1 OH ssarystinu. They have T1s.
moved their. supplies to. the i&no3 .gcpos,
.sba better TO tefslds sSemsslves ls. lths
a, pr,;acK OF osf nr.r,. .;..:.5t 80
- ete states that tnty leal uhasie 10 hold yEasi
Tcnnessre sulless srh t5s ilsse7pvss, o The.
road ollr kuustiliesto Uhstisalos.ga. s''s z.
Mrs. L,nsS, WHO livcs :hfae milt.s rnis s'ie
.oi EGo1yilid,75 years Of age, and: lady q
.Eiss. reapec,, wats briially anur.icrvl by The
|: fai.ke,sssa 1ew;S days ago. Our illnesses,
elaisfes must cheer up. ".s better dsy Is
coil:lg.n {: >''>-..r-,4.-5
. :galt xeather is clcar anicool,s =. 9 . ~
h,rane.iLop', arrnysof. ,taes Cumberland"
esas,l,..eiy beeu organized, ala IS my. c'nl;
sedsofsix divlsious. uplsr 1iueseaus Si,nrllsii
+ PaIIilef, DeY.s, sBapi, AID Wood. ttasisuowi.
lhat: IL, sdi visions src sna,ler'tln1 Jufs, but
alioai:ig 6000 io division, Would make 3G,-
0GD ii n, to;Wthiicca,, Ne add tho corps q
Howarll and Hooker, from the Potomac, and
She,l man, from tLcI Mi,sisaippLar,ny ufljrapi,
es tl,nnlel III $1,000 each, 1t will giYesus flit
Eestin,atesofsthesehemy's 4nrces, s,amon6tihg n
about 81 .O00 q Ias is large army To ie.d;
aid tn haul supplies for, md 10 bring item
froai such gu iuiile 80 distaacs,. LousyIi Ii1e
ny, is ny easy lask. ess-,esss.sz. z..s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
IIlmprssssaeip 1 Il DE Afr..gl..'

,Numr raas. omplsinis sbaye rresntiy REACH
ssd aE*-tarhe nlGa&iul xDi npPr.ssiye 'csnd,ict
OF ccrlai., Com ri.issarie,, pSst daj ,erm aStsrs
and sgl styled GoyeraG3en:: Ag,n Is. m scs1ilisy
provisions O.; theifswsj$'o TO market, and N
ihrt,tening rfani.rsi AID farmt.s eth the.
.ciznre a|f |fihtir Grain and btrsfnppliSssjiif:
they simllssell then. atieidpt Jff sssi zthsm
;exrrp. totKe -Gavcrnmant. rhsre is nct.tlNs
ss;ighinat warran tofan ilprity icrsacl, a en,iss
and the .miscreaf Is conceried in sh.1sd .he
;uuhesil4iingy tfe:ied to the horse pond !, @ Or
c,,al .sf afuad feallLsrs TIE atten ioii Ct.
,iiantur.s, iiar.aer ,aIll producer, -es..si to-
the follo*iHs c,l1phslic actnu Of The Mar D'.s
ritrert.el, thesrliect 81 hey VI III see that
rrrotocticn .cains, sciznrc of supplies on their
way 10 market, or to consumers. lis full Ard
complste: s-.E<s7
sCaS. oY:AuHafcA, WAR DEpARTprST, -
Aajifal4t and iT;sii'r: ltlies
Rtchm. nd, "a. Ncyen,ber =, 500.
: ToreIiYe prevalent piSey pti94Es y regard
10 the policlsndl Practice f taisD Deptrtiasllt
oi.the sntjtcs.of impressmcnt, thcYiol lomings
being extracts ofsGcuefai 0rdef2zof, March
29'h,,is REPRINTED - -
;ADJrTA Sy,Np iNse 2. e!EEIsgHRifs
lticarhlondt..Y s.s,ssar arcst ~; ~ 1s'o. g
Genere.as0r 0refezs 3 tgo.;' JJ-s 6: ~,
IN consequences numerous .ls ZAP ~ sicstlohs
made BY VA + Us Persons IN t1: t1e y lse,'4sT
menf II y Hpv!o st'al some m,sey =.
Itgard 10 me lns:EnS.los oi lhe Sesfe,S ~
war p rla.l9n q ths sssas-s ssIa n.oa,o g.
pres ntusl NAseou ..9S p..l ~ 80.
shat .pe asen. 'ee uo,S NJ s .he.as. So " or
iatea tnelF lls.tne.lols. WV,
the purpose o. le.ney.s D,,
anus'G ~ slas InnsS. a ~ I'D ..sd y =
hons' ~ IT, 70 uefeg stls.Iu na A Asb.ll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
Fer tha Advertiser:
Mrs. wx. -esoprAs, sec'ry

The Southern Sisters Aid Society tskes. great
pleasure in acknowledging the following doh..
tions From Mrs: ]. u. Griffin 10 gallons Nolan
SOS and so lbs. Of Flour; From Col. Thomss 9
Bacon. $50; From Gen. M. C. NJ Hammo,,i, $50
We are snxious to procure fuel, and o;her arti-
clos ef necessity for the needy families in thi,
vicinity; but our Treasury boing alIn",t empty
ws must-.pPsal to the genorurity of tho friend,
Of this csuac, for their sssi.tsnec. We hops I.
have from thon,, a hearty rcspenae, in the NAY oi
III ,hsy, provisions, or word.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pros.
Nrs JusErn ABxkr, Srsry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

To the Fotcrs of EdseGeid District.
Brother Soldiers ani FoeJw. Ci,:zsls k;ni
fiouds saw ft last winter to nominate In, fsr rhr
Sbsr.flal,y OF E-seGcld district at e,ensuin ?
elsetiua, which nomination / accepted, with "a de-.
siro 10 servo them iu that capacty, should ii be
thsir pleasure to elrct me. As have Not the op-
partunity of canYus.in= the District. / an coln-
pslled 10 take thi, insanS Of correcting erroneous
inpressiuIs created in diT:rent i~ars of Tho Dis
tric., which are .calcuialed 10 iujure rue ia my
eloetios. Ii is s.idpot ma: that, "I am us ubie
eadied. .setdier. that I6nve gopd position in The
amy. snd fbelefars ,heHta no, 5e eieeted.", - 8
Ituapk.God th.tI aln sstn able bodied solder, !"
anRthsr1 enjoy the csnldenco oi:lny' brother
soldiers in t6.s command; sg much Go, as to bo
ablosos hold ~ good position in the army" But
does thasaspualisy zu,ssin the~least-forssh pos-
,,ivn ! seek ut homS7s Ttenaver ghaS en- tered my
mind yS to quit The service should Il, BIO my for
sune to 90 eleotet ,hsro Gre plenty of competent
yvuny mon who have been disabled in this cruel
war. uhs would innkeetirient clerks to trsu,sct
all business that there is. will Lo in tho sherit
0lliGs during the existence of tile stay l.w.s
Il eutersa the sorvica ia the Spring Of 1851.
haro bOen 1t my post eror siucO, and desire now
to a'suruny III iondS, a,id yi"-'; thatI will re-
msin shore, uness eucir1y dispbled, until this asr
shall end. -.
Having bser,cornoc:ed .isi.h the offi,n for ono
term, and being known bynios of tho voters ia
tho District, must lsare it with thum to judge
Of my competency or orincUnpeteley. without any
sz~z. ~ L. H.%CLAKK.e :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
Tar thr A,lrsrtisrr.

Tho Edgsield Vi!.igc Aid A'sOein.on is a"x'
ions to make up . cox uf bedding Tor tho needy
Edgcisid soldiers in Rrags's army. Apy dona.
,sn of Cotton, Cio;h, h,lf-worn bed ,sl'read',
Comforts, Qaii,s, OF any other material to assis'
u.3ip v,,r orf"r will DO most th1dk July rpceirod,
and duly aeknoniedss'l:s Any person having
friend. thors, and wiahnyl to send blankets or
utLor bedding tben, eau haro i 'paco iu our
hox for tn. purpe.c. Tho article sent must be
directed to tho individual it is intonded for.
T. 49, Mrs. ANN GRIFFIN, prea.
Mrs. VIM. -GsoppAs, sco'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

Lincoln has is.ued All order relating to..the
enlistment ni,'eere 'rnors in Mary land. lie
declares thar "any-c;iize.l uf Miry Iend, who
shall offer h IS .,r her s!nve for tnlis!mcns into
the military service, siI,.li, it such slsve hs.lc-
cepled, receive frou, the recruiting otficefs
certificate Glcreos with a descriptive list OF
such slave not to exceed tho sum Of three
hundred 'iol'ars.t upon filing with the above
Baard valid dc ed OF manunission aud release
and making satisfactory proof Of titles and
any. slave 50 enlisting Shall@be forever there
after free.Dr - 1- 4:
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ilIn,:iilyos.s.

laD. r. pr hands as. = itToaoh Of beautiful
tbread and ssys q Il e.o is triumph OF domesiis
ingenuity aud asindusfrys ofs which you mast irke
particular notice" 1. turns out to bs sthread
spun from GOTTEN NO: card.a-rolls pa4ae With lhs
a,e taper fingers and smooth palm Vi . lady of
our to n. ~ho, Wa reriiy belisrs; can de
anything from the intsliertu.l and orhslaen!al
doMnste tho praslioalaand hamoly. : ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

EXTRACTS from the New Orleans P:cayune
draw j, depiorabie picture Of ailairs. Trade
and commerce are stssnant; the poopls aEs
Impoverished, and the Picayune predicts iu-
suffering during tie coming winter.
Sugar pryspeclS. are favorable, but there aro
fears Of only ii li.th. or proOablya tenth, Of
the crop being y:i,sefed. for want oftlabor.S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
House, House, and Lot. t for Sale.

r WILL sell AZ public outcry on ,ss sarst Mon
X day ia December next MY "a . Us E;tASD
COT aituafs'in the 'FsHaysef Edsedeld, oOatAia-
insone acre, inoreof less. aijsinins ,Lol Of ihe
est, to of s. Christie, dec,d, Dr.. 4. y, Minis ADD
rthors.- Tt;s I.nt has a,Wcll Of good Matsr, and
necessary outoui!dinss. ..s..,. -
TERNss-cn sfs.iit Of ono saa iva yoar' 10
equal ins,.nsnts. Purchaser "a gise.. Sotes and
two approved securities Wf;h:in:sro.tfron, dlts,-
-, - 81 .ss.'-1 ..W. ,NIuHoLSeN.. ..
Nov 5ls :; =. ~ 3ss.:.. ,.-7-,.as. 4e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
TF;r thu Advertiser.

Mr. Enlron: I an hsrpy to slate that the ad-
jourucd meeting, Ecii or tic l6h inst, to pro,
vide food for the aeodJ fanlies of tho Village
tie approaching win,or, .rss we'll attended by
tho Village ard yiciaity, aud iAvorabls response
s.ser to ;the Offset. Thore ass now subscribed
lightly ieur loau. Of VI ood, and s21T paid to pur=
:haso rooj; besiie. two-p persons bave agrees. t'
,urni,L une .amy osch with wood for the water.
-.ud few moro to boar from.
- 1lie.x- u r.:E., Chair
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

Ws.rablish, IN 4ao,Lsr cslumn, the measure,
Observation-Disclosures Country anG Government, b
toe representatives ol tAs aineichs Garkso OF onE
Stste, lately ass.rnbied in convention st coluin-
bia. hr1. measures -reProb.ls tie Dars idua OF
rspudisriou-dirsct or Indirect
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
se rhough1fnl, Llberai, ncrciful.

Ee TRou.ht1uT, LIbtTaI, 1cIcIiuI.'
sWs hop. every one will read the su'jo,ned
sinnle buteloqueat appoai of tho e Southern Sis-
,en. Aii Soeisty;" And that every ONO will give
it duo CONFEDERATION and that al will aamonlhci
tina. Christ no, oply lett tho poor :" "ai-ay" With
as, ptbut saiA salso: =. IAasmbch ye ha'o doho
It unto Of the least OF thes.. ,e havO dono ii
snlo mo"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

T I; is q wiIe saying &has luck vii! no. last
always. Not even the luck of lousy cs!I
will erdurs forever. AS is seen in the case
of ilrt.h hate Ro.ecrans,swc all 1nust:lade--. 8.
Like t.,-a lilly ofLl,e vale,
Ora altar bequenched by ddwn." - ~
Our days are lew, saith tho Scriptures.
The life of the, best of US is hut a tallns can-
die; it hiclscrs and grows dim; and is snuiIsd
cut q. last to he seen only in noXiops smoke.
to be felt only in vile sn;,ll 81 with the
lousy calf; and 10 with MS all, Each lousy,
cait has its day. The LOUSY calf known AS
Roseer.i,s has had ins day bul 'tisdonc. The
evening wore on III nlsrs a',d glooms, in pir-
pie cloud: of blood aid broi. The uignt h*s
r He'd down, an.l darkness: covers bin. He
passes H. as lousycaH should passour, never
to prance tr frisk again. Adieu. o! calf of
many heal Fare thee well! Sep in at Bark.
harn's as you pass through NASHVILLE. Drink
us a on art or siTof his &c malt an heif." G!va
him tue affect;onateJegurds of all lovers tf
borws ale, sid bid him pr. ;,ase for u tiiir.tJ
army ofvisitora or Christ,nss time! Go to,
thou pondeccns piece aof too. TOO soicd hesh
Thou art rillinn aud no t, ue ual, be sure
as thou art adutcilrnau. A nyins Du;cb'naul
Murder most foul is-iH ther--and ans irali'
ner Of small guilt, from petty larceny TO per-
secution. Go Thy ways. Seek for ;he Beast.
There is = warm place by: this chimnoy-Iog of
he'll, for you 5herr: r T.ss'
j; !" liad4 tho dovils is there with rraly
ellanil. csa
To make It as ioms like as hs can.'
Chattanooga Rebel. =
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III Memory: 0 f John G. llatchcf.. )

In Memory OF John, Gs lIntchcr. -
AnotLsr nobls, brave. and youthful soldier has
fought his -lurt fighl; he bsred Lis manly bUiorn
to- tho storm, fsr the last time, ou the tloedy field
of ehicksuauEa. - =. { ..l.z@z.;
jouy u. HATCHER enlisted sa the ranks Of the
lyth ksst. s. z. ", when only six;usn years
of age mid from that tinl. 20 the day Of hi ;un-
;im-ly doath, at the uge VI eishtedu;s he w.sni-
Ways. tlis true and courageous safdicf. Whether
Ia tie CAMP, on tine march, Of On tbs battle. neti,
b. diu his whole dutY. But liz is gone-ganu in
tho bright dlys OF his Youth, from oil the dear
ones at home, fond :,ptrents dsirf e rl., 'and Nil
ths foyed plnyniates OF his elr'y sports lie Inns
Yielded up his young li:e . -sat:;hce to,inasprn-
dence eAun indepsnlence.h .ho,can, never cnjos As
a genuine patriot, despite his fewsnd nathinking
yshrs, his earnest devotion to our struggling causs
was unsLr passed.
JouxaIg, had Sonls reach d his eigh-
ieeulh Jed bat his utenins n.nh Cd WI. fill
E of nope lnt PROMISE. Ho Is M more huwsy ySr.
Ills life, valuable as it was tt his country cLsr-
tishedeas il was by his ooihradusi in arms and dear
al it WIS tostGeiosed -onus ut home, is purt uf
stho costly .acrifce laid upon the. altsx vi our
strcgg!iTg country. The.autumn loaves- fall
ing, aud ine -coUrei flowers of summer I'VE lett
iii. garden. nal! llsir-naked acs,s,iun. JollySr.
has gone in the early spriog- tims of-his lifo-
s,ne from earth with al tho bright fu'ure bet":e
him, lsnving behind him fond fond mother aud
a pr Jul f,,L-er. Again wil-Lbo. birds Of spring
make juyful the. snuny norn-sgain; ;w,l the t.x-
ora ef snmfner btoaths air cir fra grant
souls-buts JoHNsiE will .uingie with tLein .ho
moro. He has gone. and gone forever :
Our w.rnee. sympathies are iavsbly tondorsd
TO the sorely -strioEon mpthcr-fathor-s sisters,
vino feel bio ei6ss 81 ksoniI Time, tho. s0ethsr,
md tho.coasolatiou Of dodsrgrace, .who permitted
tS;s I.luA. can slvnc haal their nmicycr i,uuris
JoRsS1R largo circle Of relations snd friends
i=-i-tut LOU .kauny the lorribis stroke -lanl has
deprived tholn Vi oue Of its. nvblust lsms unI
in yielding him up for our be;oyed osuntry's
good, No iee that 1t is our sweet privileges To
claiai nll that hc promised to DO, Us ono oil w. Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
6 5taynot up. for yourselves tfca.ares
upo,eeartil, where thieves. breug

ssdS Monday night tbors was enacted in our
,sep, tuy.t. u,isculispesus and broaaeasl bur.
KtsfJ. ;fsIr vs ire ri.ees were forsibiy entered.
Our aortay :onnsman, Mr. EpausD- PesS, was
tue epief sufferer by tho raid, His storo was
broken. 1pen, ,.xud yood.,to large amount we're
sselssii the oox OF dimes lob, happy thief which
ernan,yntsd his showcase, was among ths thiEs'
appropriated. $50 trnnritl -....s.. fz15z
Divers" american citaens Of African dsrcout''
h.ss been cois,nitisd 10 Jail upon suspcioa. Next
wees Nc viii give the upshO: OF tho mater.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

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IS We are too promo to-farE noble
sacr:6ce:, becaasss7tifsye baeones5fsn to US
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r over, tho lsat grind .hsttio fou saf, a,a
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i.lIt peofo ,:ila#afd tho hieh4stidiedG fnaset
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tot S ,4ss., iiftcf.a.oas auu lingering ,ises.e.,
he died.g,h th. lloni . :. s.ss AsS
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at R.siment wss formed, hs.,uss at,.se thr
nv uib.rlr lrho enlisted fsf Tho WI: MAe en- ths,
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rim rris stay IN tie army, in Of THfelI
| diIi.d 'un cann .ed c,,,Irasc lud arosin .ufh
aslhe fasfgn5s ~, cbielisri ife,- heSrsns
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cop pal aurell for sewers. years. consistent M
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\ lu!ies {, tsdI ind nhni hsa cbfistan, atMssarS
.nI e,l li,r he performed hi. duties pu pupciusliy
and without reserve. sfis I.ayss.s wifnElsnds ssxa
.hitr.n bs,ia.ssnam re .tivos and friends:
,h.;, loss INT, surn.
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conduit, no gained respect a.nong thess-yl wers
aiseom radus. in arins.s Fhus spasssd away, the
true Patriot and Christian /, go s,-s. .essss.
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wortlrts tnc enuteo' snolro :! sosey
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home and busleq aitnr Au spprsari.ls sorm..u
pfoached soa ia'se co'cou' 50 y, -AA
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rs y; ,yt;ch ss rsa aimed M IL the nm. i.s !ell
ia h.d vouo through alE the campaigns IN Va.
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t,kirmi.hcs through which tho gallant odf IN "
cai'easte Siusts ~ @ ,s.;r
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go -, h.far, tSs .ife Il Chick
| .ss,.noa,J a. vs. .dy.to dsfend.hi. country
or die III tho attcmPt. He tAsre sealod his devo.
"a tiens'to the eausa III Liberty WIN his oiooo.
T. atths battlc af Sharpe srece' vaaa sHsn n
escape ,psrt u, his olorhins having been cut sf
Capt aOaaAss in lOtter to his parents speaks