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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
No EDITORIAL.

Tie FI,ti.cr Is ,i"w;, in C"luuLiI, and ~ ,th-
Publisher. Foreman, Book kecprr Prassir'n.
G.,npnstnr, Is &c. ara juat little tno busy To
hren,he freely. and consequently have n" t'mc t"
prepare Editorials. But just wait awhiic--urti.
the Legislature alrruus-aad tho E1!oHc! gets
bsck-snd we nil get s,rai.h. "ncc irorc-aa:--
we'll, thea look ont For something rich an, Far'.
The .4lt.rtiscr will .1rn be fully up to the mark
we are G;oin. to print palmer and ''at;"r---'aT'
more Editorials aud Editorial ;;"ss;p--m"es r"m'
muricatinus ami original artiriss-m1rc news
matter and the very la;cs, ct tlat--more literary
and mscclanpnus and religious renaing-inoro
ecrirultural--and little fun all tn. time. %",-
aad-wrli, we a-e going 10 do al tbs a;' l''"rs
tou, am,l for only - year. But w. '''a he -"
prrmi.es-neyrr 'lp. Ii arybniy wari: Tie 40
esr,i,cr from :L;s time forward they had h"'''
subscribe at once--unly 81 in a,lvancc. Rrr".-
l.rt ,Ia, wS have maize up niir minds not have
more than 1900 subscribers until thu war !. over
don't want to wear o,r prrs4 "ut 10" s"on--''nir
want now 3GU0 mare 10 ,aakG ont he rr';disli'
nuuber-exprc: them som, ii no; s""acr :--'rn'i
in quickly nr yuu'I hr 10" late. and
Eut We merely wa.ic! Ia sa% thai ws i:'d u"
time to get up Editorial. l'is week. an'i tla; mast
account for tho lcanncss of this department lor
the present itsue
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40 Foreign Consul. to be Allowed in
the C9niticrucy.

RlcHMo:;n, Jar. o133.--'r!re revolutions of tic
letters IN Mason ard SIi'!rIl. Published in
Northern papers strengthen the r'''.iriion
that our Ambassadors air ,ad sil1nii be re-
called. 1t appears .lat tw" French ConsuIS
III Texas have men intriguing SEPARATE tha!
slate from the ,n"cracy. ant; 10 i!hsslce it
to place it:et Under i... p!,fec:1n OF fl'lGre:
in con.rJ,icirc.. ,,r Yli.iI both were expelled
from he cnrrtrY. /: i. believed. however,
the French Emperor mad no par! in the trans
action.
Lord Russell, It seems, scarcely treats VI:
son With the coartrsy ,iuc 10 private gentle
rnca: and while S!i!cli is making i'r%s 1T
the Tuilicries, in,r;gnes arc set OIL foot hy
s,r!,i"ci> To d",nch NE rar!inn Of the Cun!rt-
erlcy from the otter It's advised, in ia
hucnii4l charters. 10 annnl every Consular
Exequalur III the Confederate States. and not
allow any Foreign Consuls 10 remain here and
| pnl at leisure our destruction
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Brig. Gen. L. II. ROBERTSON.
Latest from the North.

c,ry,,, Ian lS,L-Two member. Of
,I,m'IS.arL,s y rsv.Irr rac;mcnt. h,vt lror,h;
-. c,nr Faa..., nr;snnars ca,iureI in
.rasss;ny ' nn,ns;,s a ,La mou il of viii. river.
III rn,'nrt that two nf their r,.riuen.s had
III I ,,,rn ,hrir arms apd ara. pow un,I,.r ar
rsst s f,- ,nu,;nnns ronduct.
GsnaraI Sherman they also attest i, c ny
s,nJ IN Ii. s.,,e r. ON crazy.
,s,,i,., h.r,ro VIZ .i,,.r,, m. ;.nn.
~ 80, .a,. ,h., b,I ,L,.ir ,r.rinr,,t ynnr ;,lo
,.,,in ,,,,,,a ~. tbn officers wnuLI h,.v. come
"", A'I; oI;v" '.0 s. immense i III. d;s,nt,lac;nn
I ~I;cb syi.ts flint many will refuse to Gri, if
,,Lsn L h,ck
40" 'r,n,la,r., fr,,, Nam.h;r r., III. 1y,h
.o,., CT. vrmy w,s rhen .mburk;nm G,r
,i. n,,.,.,,a &C nn,;ny a,w,, 70 ;o;n ,hn r;y.r
H.a, hcIow Urleua. and was u,;on half ra,ions.
Rsn,hrr "a. h,rn making defiant sraccLes
.ga;nst the Western Democracy. lie dareS
-, 20 .,.o,,n, IN mt Nr,r ENGLAND IN, nr
.ho I-n;nn
Tho Wv yort Hr,u3 sars the leaders Of
Tho Indiana Democracy are in omen rebellion
nu t'@Ias' ,h 1n,;n,srrst;or that Errht
"s,1 eli iTonJr;ck. nnanlv avov that ,h,.v Lave
,;natrl.lrcr @ ,hmusanj mon readv to take the
,I G,'lJ ,u,;not M the 4boitionists und strike fnr
di..n,hralmeut from the East. The a.slssi-
natinn Of Governor Mo,tm, wlv is the chief
obsi.el. to their designs, i. probable event.
Prominent Republicans ackuoYlelpr that
their Marty has los, power everywhere except
IN Eaw Enylsud. and predict a pence rs esrIy
NJ .Iune.
nj Ill oo.ro,,n,6a,na oo on,,r,I with
Saunders, near Charleston, embraces uIlicisl
DISPATCHES 10 Mason and Slilell.
The whole correspondence Of Secretary
BENJAMIN With Masan AMI Sliicll Captured
from Saunders appexrs in the National intel.
l,yencer. Benjamin notices inc Scant cnur
1esy exhibited towards Mr. dasoH by LrT'l
John Russell, and contrasts uniavorabS with
il the conduct ol VI. lhouTenet aaa lie
Frenc! Government.
Tue Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald .sys man Of the biz hest official posi-
ton boldly assert in Conversation that France.
single handed. is determined To put an end to
pln mshed in America England con inucs To
mold aloof.
In the cotton manufacturing districts of
Frarc", three hundred thousand men are ont
# employment and IN state OF absolute
de'liuli"n: .hr. Shdsl l'a' sn"s'eF Al! IL
ence will! Nalnle"n: ana cnhl'n"'c "t'' IN
poriant ds"!'aic:irs from Jefferson DAVIS.
The lndianap"l!s correspondent "t the I'm
cinnati Co""srr,"' say " iA''"ha = r'l'e
for REVOLUTION WITHIN I.er borders. a l'loI I'll
the Democratic leaera 7" seE" the State
arsenal WAS defeated ny the vigilance OF Gov
ernnr Morton an" 4 lew s o, nE.s: rss .,o,, r..
lhs csa1llSlhent .. s'.,@':era' Nv su'
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t:OIiSreSniOliai,

RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 333-ln the House,
to-day, Mr., Foster offered IA resolution Of
thanks to Wheclel : Cavalry, which lirs over.
The llouse unanimously y passed Ir. lliiton's
bill repeating tue ciluses in the Exemption
Act rxemptins m agent, owner, or uverseer,
on pl;.usatiui,, ami rne person iii addition as
u pllice t',r every 20 negsoes on two or more
planta,npus. within five miles of each other.
Mr.. Crockett offered /. series Of lint re>o-
iU,on6 that ,ir peace propositions will be en-
tertaineL except upon tie basi, oi the entire
independence OF tn. lcnirdeyacy of the thir.
teen States and tie preservation OF the terri
tora integrity Of each.
Pending the consideration Of these rcsolu-
lions, tile hou.e took up the Exemption bill
reported by the Military Cu:na.i;lec, tai 40
final ac;iOh was taken.
.lr. Perkins offered resolution looking to
the liberation OF persons taken prisoners in
civil life.
The lIouse then adjourned until Monday
next.
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A Cons TGlrK SAFE If North Car"u'
Las prohibited the export Of C"rn and .:raiG ever
L.r linr. We make oinYlnint al thir ar'. TN!
". ask in all t,irnrss, that H"rh CHr"iin" aye t.
aud sp.cuitoro Ice kept '-lt "i "lr liues.
Wu hMve reasons for believing :Ia: "I"ra'"rs
ua agent, in hc!al; "f North Ctr';na nave brci:
bu.ily engaged i'll the h"r'l.r liist1cIs .! SouIii
Carolina in cncr"s.in% anl manipulating The
Corn thai is lnr sale In prof oi tins W. refer "a
tho following Letter, written hy - rrs9"nsi ir and
Intelligent gentleman Of border District 10 II mcr-
chant of this city:
Dear Sir I'll ought to have replied to yurs of
the 12:h instant sOme lays ago, be-. [ find tn"
planters su very uncertain in their Promises. thar
Am afraid to write until yet the Cn-n IN lnnA.
nars .scnrcd Two hundred bushels Of Corn, an:!
hope ,n hnrc il forwarded t" yam tli- week |
huvc also tho promise Of one twu hundred
bushels more. hut cannn: jr'Stiicr'" rely ur"l il
until ills delivered --I"r our nogh.rrs. ih" North
Caroinians, are offering lwo 'io;iar> par b":h'
for all the Corn they Scr AMI ii" not scrnric
to approach rsan,:r. wh" have airrarly crga%rd
;heir Curr tn snult Gar"lina buyers. ami IT," ~!
ten. am .urr: To .ay, in'imrr them I" sell for
higher pri-. Curn which ha: hrcn arca'iy dis
posed Of.
have u'sI engaged for yua s"nno twenty bales
Of excellent foi,rr, which will cast two dollars
per hun.ro Mt the Depot. This hope 10 get eG
IN week or len days, when bills will be forward
ed TO YOU.
No peu, Offering yet.
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Tnrrsnlr, January q, 1853.

sszlrx.-The Senate met at . IN. Prayer
b, Rev. D.. Adger.
number Of papers were resolved from
-As House Of Representatives,, which were np
yrrria,ely referred.
Ar. Hope offered the following resolutions;
shich was agreed to, and ordered 10 be 'ont
:, thu House of Representatives,:
Hes1r-d. Ths! the members of both branch.
.. of ,hr t.egislatnre. from each Election
ri,,ricr, Ls required TO meet, at their earliest
-pp,r,unltv, 10 nominate the respective
Boards Of Relief for eoIdicrs families. and re-
n,r, their ramos tn the Committee on Va
paut Offices and Officers Of the Elnuse, via"
half Immediately rep,r, tie entire no;nins
non f,r the State to the Legislature for c.'ll-
trns.i6n, and thus To effect lner apprinm.' 1T
i,y the G, neral Assembly, and that thereafter
tbey have the appointments published forth
sgi.h, ip the rswspapers Of Columbia, ioF the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
OHIYU- AR Y.

Our whole community was sa,l'l"ned with the
Intelligence that Corp. i. VI. uCZr oi Co. i.
lIth :. c. V, had fallen inur,uily wounded at
fredericksburg, nn the l:h of December. 1852.
lie wa. cnn,rlr,l To lhe Winder liuspi,al hear
Ririmoirl, whcrr he expired on '.c G.!I .: thc
sail month.
lie had been with the ith KcEt. since il; or
sani,ati"n aid was the rdeSt s"n Of bENJ. aE'l
pEEMELrA OrHrS, anil ;:l Ia. twenty y-sernli year
ot hi. a.r.
In every battle in winch his Regiment has been
engaged he hurc al ;r:r. and noble Part; in nil
the matches Lr has hrcn Wit: Them, !:;htrily
,i:rlrarsi;,. his mlmy lat;cs. Nn lnelun-r of the
Company wa. m"rc univu:s lily esteemed "nl l,r
!uved than he. frirlnlS Increased around him
ana their affections waxc,! stronger with their
III re- intimate acquaintance.
as :, ..a.l leo sas !:"n:,rahle an,l high lar!erl
in every Transaction true nni faithful! in every
office w;.",i:er l.. hsirc.s i-irni !:i:,. Ji. was
= c"ur,eri.. nn'i 4 Chr!:ti,i, :cnti"mr.; quiet in
his lla:IacrS a:niahc in ir:mpe", Just IL his deal,
,rgs. a:,, ,iiiciy mrral in i- habits. Daring
h!S c"nnrrt"n will the rrrS.m; cai::pas IN hi: de-
rnr!,:,nt was sucl!.s' wirrkc,! by i'Hlry gG,:!
II lnnirsty vi i urayc:% dignity w:tii ri'ciie:...
u, 10 win the "r al. un.t i,ie !,.
Iii tic r.irt laN"uri'e. uE tie Ct!.i;a"y.
IL, wHs a iut.;lrr az iIr Baptist C:Grc!i ~ Iii
- ';;rv.n. i:rrrk. a, ~ u Chr:il:. y!iu.e hrnr:
I
| speak u: MIN. liu not lr,:Iy rro!v.s-i
Christian. Lu: i:e was - in w"'.l anal ,ist'i IT,
wls AZ I..lrt,.al in li:S daily ,!tvu.uI: Ia h. G"l
as inc in his military ,iu,icS, which ie die
charged I" tue rltite satisfaction ut r:s C";;ra;ty,
hvta "li.'rr. aI': mc:i.
!:Isri'.,i ha* furnished 10 tn; var TO het,er
.i,ii.r lh::n uor?. 6rzrS. D.:ith Ii,'u i"r"s;
shining. for the @n" and Beloved ELui::f
hath fallen at tilY mandate. Cpn!d.t nut thou
-i.;irr fora little iuaI:'r who was ;" ,"anE.
81 :r!i o; ;i'r: Way :i;:: ihr t!:l";.in:,> - l..
u.ric ,.tt.i
l:ut lnni aud Lrreavei pnren:s. sorrow not rs
tao>r having no HCpe, i.r Il II. nt,isrc tia;
"Jr.n. died sad r"sr a.ain, even 20 iicn nlSa
wlr!c!, :rp il Jesus vii! t;ml bring with him.
RI r.r ,i: !,rpr :h: hu,.!s a,,: his !,n:.-i!
sermon preached y; ''Ic rc,iicnre G III! f";ic-
I" ,m us"-"ay large r":'gr'gA'i.'n '.y Ii.. E'.,.
Jyn. T.:irr. IN TIE l3;h ia. ii im.s, u"w tests
III tne ;..,y hnriYi .r"ui,I.
The hero. the soi'!iar, hir .i"iri,r% i: ''"nr
Al hi: ears nav az. n".r. nis las! battle ""u:
Now snrrly hr I">> tr";n III >rrl,w: ,..,i care,
And ra,rs !r.ciI'iS nt rci.t.'r- il: ,,"nc.: "ud
tears" g
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Res" The New York Times, sfrakin, Of the
btttic At AIurIreesboro says: I" Tho rebels
have seldom fought with such fur n4vrr
with such teuacily. They We're handled b.
their Generals. JOHNSTON and Bragg, wiki con
sulnatr Skill.N
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as.-Wc rull f-nm the Charleston G"Hri,r s' lna
very beautiful and rathetia l;nes, writ en- ny eur
Editur, and dedicated 10 Col. YEAnnS, "ti:r ve;e-
ran or the Southern Press, 10 which especial a.
trntiA, : dircc;nh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

f'Hr REnrLLroN NEARLY CGvsIrn.--king
Abraham, in conversation with SOME friends
ON the 18th, said that he considered the re.
b.lIiun nearer being crushed than ever be-.
FORE und that we moss Eohl hundred thou.
sand sq uare miles more than We h;ll year
nuo "
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sly' Everybody sh""l'; rsa the cuarlu-iv"
a,r wr:l-prrp:red article ove. the signature t
OF JUSTICE" In strikes heavy l:l'ws b", lliry
ar, me:ite,l Ly certain class Of people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

I;iGrr Sr GALrr&rnS. rfSAS.---.I'hc PiiiI:.
:l,.ihia Inquirrr contains detailed account
,r h" recent fight III Galveston and ihe CAP
rurc Of III, Harriet Lam. The Inquirer says
ticrp Is; 40 ,,rnyirS the lac; that VIZ have met
with II serious disaster. The Yankee casual
ties are reported to he three hundred killed.
wnu;i,el and taken prisoners. Al least ore
Hundred were killed OIL the Harriet Lane,
and thirty taken prisoners; one killed '''l the
Owlsco md eighteen wounded, and thirteen
KILLED br tue explosion OF the "es'ieii. 10
tai list Of CASUALTIES fJur hindrcd and .iX'y.
t,rn
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E2ETA AS yet VIC have lcrn un.'''e t" i'r'r':'e the
Official result Of th. late election in this t;!ie 4th)
Congressional District for Il ,nemher To Congress
10 fiji tie post recently occupied hT Guy E"SHAH'
in Ehgsfir!d there was but little interest ma'i-
fcsted in the election and besides the day Was
unusually a.reeablc-coa:eGucntl; there was
hui n slunll vote cast.
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Salt lar the Destitute.

3lessrs Snsw * MxElwErara tavcl'ecn pleased
to sana Mr. wv. 7. Drwlsos. I"r Distribution
among Soldiers families, brrrel Of snpcri"r salt
manufactured by them Il: ici. Salt w"rE: or The
Coast. These gentlemen have the gratituds OF
many fur their thoughtful AM, libcrn! tinra;;on.
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Fur the Advertiser.

Mr. Eplron.-i'vu will rblicc - publishing:
the following extract FROM ar Charleston "ur'rF'
Of January 2i;h jiHllEj.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

;ae- The mi.i:ia bill. which wasr srrecn'ly nassed
by the I..uisiauu Legislature takes in al laen
foreign nc!ulcd) hctwosa seventeen nn! Try.
and makes very few exceptions. Tic Governor
/. TO call on. the whnir militia Immediately.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

Tie will winter winds, ss they whistle arnrr US.
All hnw they recall the fnnd ties HAT .iuu"d
10 Ei,.smen and friends. whose devotion hath
Their lives 70 their country their spirits 10
Heaven.
How luahy mother, h"w MANY . maiden,
low ln.imy :. vile cau.. l,,"i enc III .t,,lenn !
They call ;!,e.u ia vain na the plain and TIE
m"uurai:l.
They'll see t!.cm no morc hy The Lake and the
uun;air.
llow manya fathers gray hair: lave been tiighied
l;y the wreck OF that vision of hope, wh:c!i Lad
lighted
His rveuip. If li:o with sun g!ea. os pleasure
Ala. i; is vanished and gone is the treasure !
From where The Winds sigh tfs;. weird plain: on
our Highlands
10 where t:e waves moan round our d"so!ale
is!nnd:.
There is srict for the brightness "f beauty nil
faaai, -
There is ansgish for prospects eiernall% faded.
Weep, weep for the slain. It's the tribute Of sor-
row.
From trir-drop< like these a sad comfort '"s Sor-
Weep, weep for the slain, wh"sc heroic rr";''i"n
T. ;e prise. tall, in blood, "f c";n;ry'> saliva
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sHs" Reliable iul,rlGa.ion iru;n kcntuesy says
Cen WoDlfor,l, in his speech To his nen. anj @,11l
citizens, at Lebanon, On Jan. 18th, '"hl his lari'
20 90 hume Tor twenty days if within that slime
the President did n", modify his cnlnnciiati"i!
proclama;inn. he wnnll not call them Together I"
lrht against the south, but take tire field in bcliir
Of the South s..;ns; tho Northern Goysrnmcnt
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HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY RnIG,r:.
.LsnuarY lI. lSliH.
It;,noral OrClcr.l

General Order.
Ii leco,ncs the painful duty Of the Gc:r.
raj Commanding TO announce TO this brigade
thnI Yesterday, the l-4th inst, in accordance
with the sentence of the Court Martial. Mich
enl Bryant, Company d, God regimen: North
Carolina Cavalry, was shot to death for de-
.er!inn. lie di,l not desert 10 the enemy.
He Committed No greater offence than scores
Of his brigade, now at their homes arc COM
mitting Impressed with the sacre;!ness OF
tue ca,,se we arc de.en''in.', and the lsc' shat
success depends upon tho individual c.c.'ion
or-very. soldier engaged in its behalf, the Con
era! Commanding wishes it to b: understood
tha: he will spare M etTnr: in bringing :"
trial all the base and nwaraly traitors wi!n.
without tie shadow Of authority OF excuse.
have ahsenic,, themselves from their com
manls. Ali officers and good citizens are re-
ou.st,tl 10 sssis; in srrestns these m"n. so
That they cali be punished AZ The law 'lrec:s.
BY order Of
Brjy G.n. L. H. Ro3E2TsDX
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50 fdOlatry.''

l'ndor his caption, on the first page c: this
issue, we pre:cn, "rr ryurrs mn excclirn, arlitl,
in the form Of scrmcn. which We earnestly
hope will be generally READ and is plain truths
duly corsiderel. According :" the very plnnsi-
bic deductions ol tHe writer. twh" wicid< potent
and ready en- we fear many "f us are guilty
Of the dreadful sin Of Id"ialry. I.c; Us lo"k int"
tho subject little and see j: any Of ,:'e charges
therein are in no wise applicable to ourselves
snl if :n lc! us make strenuous efforts forthwith
to east The idol aside. "e are u charitable people
~, To he SO rrsy charitable AZ 10 ac&tow on our
n.iyLJor III. entire icncft o! the article in ga":-
,ion,-hut lot us rather appropriate u sa;al l,9r-
finn t, ourselves and profit thereby.
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5T..='' On Saturday morning last hre broke "n,
in the ttnre of Mr.. Elraslry. augusta, whereby
Tr. B. lost nearly bis entire e0c!: valued st ah'nt
$l2.Gnn-ony abnu. one inar;!I Insured. The fire
is suppored 10 have originated in til. spoaancoHs
combustion Of some matches. which were in Mr..
nIcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

DnrArrEp ;l.i: life. on III" ::Iil D.rrncr last.
JOHN \. A1TAWAi, alter Il long and painful
ne><. in the : Isl year "l h:s age
lie ,i.crns.. was volunteer iir!t IN T.,M .ES
Artillery. but afterwards ,n.:rrr" 20 i,.r
AHxnY's Shnrlsnn'ers. in w!:i,.ir he srrYr,l mlt!,
credit tu rim.cIt, and satisfaction 10 :is oil .rr.
received q severe wnlt:,d III ,.c ii.rk. az account
oi wr!. he cam: Ium' nn iuriuush: anI i.s
wnaud. ..;ihn' lairia!, was seemingly ,uas we'll.
when ~ wa. attacked with T;pIoli Fever, arri
Tor six week. .IuiiiY aw', u:;i! lie c..l.ru
tu brra.;.c i::th IL inc tin: u! MS .i.:rIs -.
WIS partially deprived "t his reason, arI wijr:
r,IinIai hurr MS affection with PIT irucc, .icr.r
ru,imiiiii..: an usihOus ,i.:r:i ui iii ii:,..
iahuria. i.:r,irr i..e!.iai d,r,Eg.!rnt. il w.s ~
ricc r.,;rrlniIy Us his nur.r. Iiat l.- was never
heard ln usa iau.na,e unarr'ni.ig nr Inconsistent
witIl ms ;ul .'.:":l.-;';:; WAS ireicndr rng:.:.
II prayef win all the power. al MA mad.
ii. was :, ,!u;itui :ir,i oi.,i"t: ."u d kiai un,
alisrtj",a,r ri";:..f. Hr.i aig:i' .t.,:.s rui
T. .p.,.: 81 ~ yuni'= "i hi t.. III, a..nci.;es
ia M: Is: ;,:n. .rr ims..,t bravc ~, til, ba;t-
iit wi.clc facet al, rpul.iry ~, il ha,:i;n.
.ur IN. right, wi!t"1: >I'iek::; r!r,- 81! ring NJ
ui. i;. ~ ".r ,c ait"r III h:s rn.lltry.
H. umit.:i li.mscii with IN" Haui.i Cn,lr.j ::
Rcd Htnk ..,tnG tire" years since in which r..,
t,u. hc continued uutii l,> dab II. leaves an
;f+c,iuhaS father AMI iuuib.:: h:1',cr. aa.i si:-
tcr< friends ar, arln.:iatAaSr- t. l.n.lrn III, !n.s
yet they sorrow nu: ns tausr that have no huns,
trr il We el:cye that JESUS Gr md rose u.u:n.
rvc:l they lat ssrp ia e-us 81 i:ni hrin. with
him. J. j. PrrEa.oS.
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From the Charleston Courier.
I. Lament Cor The Slain of omr Country

ITsrkGELD T0 TIE VETERAN OF TIE
SOUTHERN PRES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

ROBERT ). STH0M i no more This y"nny
man lrIt his nrtvr State, $Gati Carolina. in "a.
Ia. "r the year lSdu. LIT III: - l,win. year
v"lun'cere,l in the lo;l l"g;.n"n, Louisiana v"l-
unreer< in Capt. psrkey's C"mran::. was wound
r in rh"se Earl fought battles hear Richmond.
hut r"c'"srri sufficiently to participate in the hat:
ties ai aaca's:is and Sharls',rre. aud Il, the la.-
ter ungacelasn'. ON the l1ih September. 1862, lie
offered up his life in his r"ua;ry'> tc!rncc, ia the
o;':h year "i his age.
II. mas cul"r.b"arer o: his Company. anil was
killed while waving his e"!"rs ,!edan,y ut the
cnrn1y. lie WAS esteemed gallant soldier by
all who knew him. His Captain speaks of his
death with SORROW and regret.
This sad intelligence is intended to remove NIL
doubts Of his numerous scattered relatives nnl
friends anu, his death.
llr was the san OF the late lIezEKIAg S7roy, of
ElseG+ District May The ronsna,nns drawn
from II yairio4 death he that OF the friends NM,
relatives a. III. deceased. Though long absent
frog, loved IT h"n- 10 fell a:nrnr friend. :,
be hor"rr'l hy hi: country. We can hut iup, h.,
is s,l.e troEl Il mII u: war to Jue oi p:nrs anil
lrTr. h. T.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

p!rn. "t smrll r"y in Hospital of Richmond.
a'"n, III" ''h N"v last, Nj. MAElMILLl0N
CRANE. srn Of Mr.. DAVID CRASE. of our vicini
~. aged - years. Mr.. c., th",,gh native Of
this District. was y resilient OF Florida and \
meln1er uf 81 Florida Rcgimcut.
Engage; MS nurse, in aeviaiing the ills, pain
aud sulsrn: nE his fellows. he thus, in his work
"f lave an.l charity to his companions. after sur
viviny the dangers Of bartlr. and painful wounl,
--sn"cGm'ei 10 the Influences o: the DESTROYING
pest lc.:cc.
His surgeon writing t" his farh4r says "ycar
WAS u go,,! man. ami an ex client so:,iirr--
none regrets he death more than myself, having
served in ne same Regimen, will, him aud known
him personally"
Iae S,mra,Nies of our comnur,y nre with tho
hercatel wife a"d his rartErs anil relatives.
i. d. ".
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Arctic t%rrrGeh.

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