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TIRED OF THE WAR.

There is scarcely crowd Of priso-
ners who pass thro our town, IN their
SUCCESSFUL non TO Richmond, but
some one anxious to converse with q
live Yankee tells him he is TIRED OF
THE WAR. This is to be regretted as
but few, we presume, mean what they
say without some qualification. We
are all tired of the sacrifice Of lives in
cid,nt to this war, and of the priya-
tions of our people necessitated there
by, and would gladly welcome peace
at any day, bat it must be peace
blsed upon the conditions we have
all along demanded, viz the recogni-
tion Ct our right, firmly established by
the Revolution, Of governing ourselves
'as we may choose, and being allowed
to enjoy that right unbiased by Yar-
kae bayonets or advice. We as a:peo-
pie are not sufficiently tired Of the
! war, waged for the subjugation Of the
South and the humiliation Of it's peo-
fple, to make us DESTROYS for peace
u ION any terms, and it should not be
ated to abolition prisoners that we
ARE tired Of the war, thus irnpressing
them with the idea, that the people are
wiling to accept peace even upon
! Lincoln's conditions, and furnishing
an additional incentive to. continue the
struggle, after they have discovered
subjugation to be impossible.
This much we have said on account
of conversations we have heard, but
this is not the sole object of our ar
ticle. We also desire to notify the
people of this old and patriotic county
of Augusta, who are called upon te
mourn the loss Of some brave defender
of their liberties after each conflict Of
arms, that there are VERY FEW
among US, who would, after all the
sacrifices that have been made, give
over the. struggle and fall lovingly and
relyingly into the arms of Lincoln.
This may surprise some, but when we
tell them that a Virginian by birth,
who should be loyal to his State, if not
to the Confaderacy, has said, sympa-
thizingly, "there are some who believe
this war should never have been be-
gun. . in other words that we ought to
have submitted to Lincoln, by such an
expression evidencing his willingness
to do so, and at. this day, long after
Virginia has solemnly decreed, "come
veal, scome woe, to stand by the Con
federacY and when it is the obligatory
duty of her citizens to sustain her in
her patriotic resolves, they will agree
with Us that there is one traitor, at
leasf, lin ourmidst Itmay be the mar
row, contracted selfshness Of his heart
which prompted the expression, bu1
let the motive. be whatsit may, if the
expression Of such sentiments be con.
tinued, we shall hold the party Cor par
ties) guilty thereof up, by name, t
the execration Of the patriotic peopl,
Of Augusta, as disloyal to the Confed
eracy, traitors to their State and I'm
worthy the name of Virginians.
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CONSUMPTION EXTENDED.

The act Of Congress authorizing the
conscriptiop of persons between the
ages OF is and IS, empowered the
President to cause to be enrolled al
persons between Is and any year ua-
der 4.5-and to extend the call to all
under 45 whenever he deemed 1t nee
essary In accordance with which aet
the President iss'ltd his precla.A:l.is-
,iau for tiae enrolment Of all betweel,
- and - and now, deeia;l,g It neeas-
s.rv has extended the call, under lis
proclamation Of Jaly 18th, to Is The
.et nov applies TO eli between the
.'res of Is and 45-who have not
her. fore beer enrolled and exempted
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Casualties in the 10th va. Regimen

" CASUALTIES Ill tHO lOLH do Regiment.
The following is the list of the casualities
in the 10th Va. Regiment, at the battle of
Gettysburg:
Go Wounded Private i Grove,
left arm badly
Missing ohn Hentzel and Jos Sonner.
Co. Wounded Private Lewis Re
herd, badly IN eye.
Co. c. Wounded VIM Long, in hand
slightly; j ohm Long, slightly.
co. Wounded p Wheeler.
Co. E-W -Sergt Jos B Rush !:
Priyates A G Leap, left arm paralyzcd, 10
seph Dunnivan, slightly.
Co. F-Wounded -Sergt NJ Bird, left
arm painfully. Lieut.. G Hammond, leflhip
badly; Privates A Riddle. confusion of
bowels, G OFT, right leg, flesh; Jno Palmer
lower breast slightly
Missing Capt Fountain; Priyates J..
Hutchinson, d Ross. Marcus Allison, j
Mastop, T Harris. W BAR. B j Stanton,
Whiting Hickman.
Co. G -Killed-Corp Edward Shacklett
Privates j M Lands,
Go. H-W ounded-Lt Maueh, contu
sion of hip; Privates A 1 Hopkins, leg
slightly, A j Van Pelt shocked BY she'll.
Co. KILLED f Crickenber-
ger.
Wounded VIM Marshall, shocked by a
she'll, Harris, left hand badly.
Co. KILLED - Shelton.
Wounded VIM Bigler. finger off, Saml
Forror, right breast slightly
Co. L. Wounded -Sergt Huffman, near
left eye slightly; Private r I Rider. slight
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IEA5 BY request, we publish the following line
written BY the Rev. W S. Baird. Principal Of tn
W. F. Institute. of this place. upon the death {
eight and five years
WILLIE, MINNIE AND KATIE.
Where are the early dead,
Those buds Of promise rare?
Where have their spirits fed
Their tender bodies where?
The Je,rels have returned to God,
The Caskets lie beneath the sod!
All, death beforewhose sway
Proud armies lick the dust,
And nations melt away,
Can nothing scare thy last?
Must Beauty. Innocence and YOUTH
Be crushed beneath thy iron hoof2
See what thy rage has done!
In two short and mournful weeks,
Thou hast eclipsed the sun,
And twice paled Cynthia's cheeks;
Made earth darksome, dreary cell,
And riven hearts that loved so we'll.
But boast not, earth born King,
Ger youthful victims slain;
Thy arrows leave no sting
And these shall rise again;
Ay, washed in Christ's atonng blood,
Shall dwell with angels and with God.
There Katies lovely face,
And Minnie's speaking eye,
And Willic's manly grace
,as5 Shall no more fade or die
But, with increasing lustre, shine
More beautiful, and al divine!
Hush, then, responding heart,
Let faisa11aprove thy sight;
And though taou feel'st the smart,
In darkness there'll be light
For Fait b illumes the gloomy way,
And beckons to brighter day.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
July 18th, 1868.
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WAR NEWS.

AAO CACluy CoutluuCu HIS dGldCkS
on our forces at Jackson Miss. until
the 10th without success, on the night
of which day Gen Johnston evacu-
ated jackson to prevent being hanked
which had been attempted. He
brought off his sick, and wounded and
all his stores. Gen. Grants army had
crossed Pearl River on the 18th in
heavy force and was moving on Johns
son. The Generals and all the field Off
GERS captured at Vicksburg have been
exchanged Gen jackson has returned
from Grants rear, where he captured
and destroyed a train Of 100 Commits
sary wagons.
Our forces, Infantry and artillery,
on the 10th surprised the enemy on
James Island and drove him to the
protection of his gunboats, in Stono
River, capturing thirty Of the Mass.
negro regiment and killing and wound
ing fifty: They continue the bonn.
bardment Of our batteries on Morris
Island without effect.
The following are the official dis
patches from Gen. Beauregard-
CHARLEIToN, July lS, 6 o'clock, p NJ
General S. Cooper:
The lro1sides, FIVE monitors, four gun
and mortar boats, two land batteries, FIVE
guns have fred furiously all day on Bate
ry Wagner, fourskilled. fourteen wounded,
and one carriage disabled. .
G. n BEAUREGARD.
CHARLESTON July, IS, 8 40, A. NJ.
Gen. S. Cooper:
After furious bombardment Of eleven
hours from the ships and shore, throwing
many thousands Of shot and shell, enemy
assaulted Battery Wagner desperately aud
repeatedly, beginning at dark Our people
fought worthily and repulsed the attacks
with great slaughter A number of pris.
oners were captured. Our loss is relatively
slight. Brig. Gen. Talliaferro commands
on our side. Pickets now we'll in ad vance.
God is again with us.
Signed G. Z. BEAUREGARD
The enemy attacked our Cavalry al
Shepherdstown on the 10th with Cav
airy and Artillery and were repulsed
after severe fight, leaving their dead
and wounded on the field. We cap
tured seventeen prisoners and mum
Der of horses. There was slight Skin
mish between a small portion of Cav
airy near Martinsburg on the 10Th
inst.
A dispatch from Winchester of July
2lst says call quiet. Many reports
regarding the position of the Yankees
but nothing. positive 1t is believed
they have re-crossed the Potomac but
with what force or whittier they are
moving is unknown. These move
ments are known to Gen. Lee who is
making arrangements accordingly"
Morgan is continuing his march
being heard Of on the morning Of the
18th at Georgetown, Brown Co. Ohio,
in the evening near Hillsboro' High
land Co. and the next day his advance
is heard Of at West Union, Adams
county, ten miles from the River.
They report that he is hemmed in, but
we imagine that he is too shrewd to
be entrapped and the enemy will find
that in catching him they will have
caught Tartar.
The iron clad gunboat, De Kalb,
was blown up in the Yazoo on the
18th inst. by a torpedo.
The Yankee Prov. Marshal Gen.
telegraphs to New York that the
draft WILL not be suspended.
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SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS.

Those enterprising publishers Messrs.
West & Johnston are constantly adding to
their list Of recent publications. The Sc
cond part (Cosette) Of Victor Hugo's SPLEEN
did novel lies Miscrables' and other
works, useful as we'll as entertaing have just
been published by them, All loves Of
literary feast should give them call.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-07-24

W-Next week we will publish a very
letter from the pen of DR.. Le-
moine to President Jefferson Davis, about
the situation of the Confederacy suggcs-
ions for the public safety and the life of the
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$50 900 REWARD4

pANAWAY from the subscriber living on,
Ia South River near Stuart's Draft. on Saturday
night the 10th DAY OF May, three negro men Of the
ioliawing description viz
GILBERT, about five feet six inches high, rery
black, with fine set of teeth, very polite when
spoken to. and &c years old. He had on when he
left Oshabarg pants and shirt, and has also taken
with him fine black suit.
SAB about five feet five inches high, of dark
brown color, big nose, good teeth, and about
eighteen>years Old,
PRESTON, about FIVE feet four inches hi r,
very black. with sharp features, good teeth, and
aoout is years old.
have every reason to believe they are making
king their wav down the Valley.
will pay the above reward for the apprehea.
sion of the three, or 81, 900 for Gilbert.
JOSEPH PETER.
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IL Mr.. w. Fl. Letcher, father of
Gov. Letcher, died in Lexington Va,
on Monday last, the goth inst, in the
94th year of his age.
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RECOGNITION.

We have heard so much of recogni-
ton without a likelihood of its being
followed by any good to lis, that we
place but little reliance in sucl, a pleas
ant occurrence. We give our readers
to-day the latest European news on
this subject 1t seems that it is being
more earnestly considered than here
tofore. In addition to the news Mr..
Roebuck states that Napoleon had
told him to say in the House of Com
mons, that he had instructed Baron
eros to propose negotiations in re-
gard to American affairs.
We hope Mr.. Roebuck's zeal may
effect something in England but if he
fails we shall not be disappointed, if
he succeeds VIC shall give him great
credit and shall rejoice as such an
event may aid in shortening our strug-
Gle.
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BUGGY AND HoRs ES.

A buggy and two fine horses will be sold
at auction by Messrs. Bruce & Peck on
Monday next at II O'clock, court day
Those DESTROYS Of securing bargain should
attend.
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Henson's Confederate Hay Press.

WE will SELL at our Auction Room, on Friday
wv the 7th day of August, the County Right
for Augusta County. to make and sell this CELE-
EBRATED HAY PRESS, which, for its convent
ence and simplicity is fast taking the place Of all
ether presses The model can be seen at the Clerks
july M,-ts. BRUCE & PECK, Aucts. 4
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fIt is reported that the raiders
who made a descent on Wytheville
were captured in Mercer county by
Col. McCausland.
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ss25 REW ARD.

GTOLEN from the subscribers pasture field,
- about miles from Harrsonburg, on Saturday
night, the 18th inst, A SMALL BROWN MARE,
about Is hands high, had shoe off of left hind
foot, has lump the inside of her right hind leg
near the hook no other marks remembered, ex,
eept that she has very long tail The mare was
seen near Mt. Sidney, Augusta County early on
Sunday morning, on her way towards Staunton
in possession of a soldier. will pay $25 for her
return to my farm. or for information that viii
enable me to get her again. She belongs to Mr
John West Maryland soldier.
DANIEL BYERLY.
July II, ls6S.-2w.
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DR.. Iemoine, who is we'll
l.n,wn throughout the Confederacy,
as writer and speaker, has arrived
in Stanton and will deliver a lecture.
AZ lie Masonic Hall. tomorrow (Sat-
sui,lay.) night. The Doctor comes
highly recommended as an earnest
synlpathizer with the South and his
lectures are highly spoken Of by many
WHO lave had the pleasure Of hearing
them. Those who favor the Doctor
with their presence will be fully COM
pensated and agreeably entertained.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-07-24

Gen. Kemper was not killed
as first reported, but was shot in the
breast, the ball lodging in his back,
and is thought will recoyer-so say
Nnrthn,.n lla nara
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IF YOU want. something

EIf you want something to
Tickle your palate go to Browns Sa-
loon, (next door to the Provost Mar
shals ofice,) presided over by that
caterer, John Christian, where
you can get at all times snacks,
creams and the deicacies Of the sea-
son prepared in the incest manner at
the shortest notice.
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AUCTION = ALE.
STIR A " EEID.

GTRAYED from the Camp of the "Ringgold
~ Battery on the night of the 18th inst. one
SMALL BLACK MARE MULE, branded &c 81
ANY person taking mp said mule will please de-
lverit to me at my Camp near Stsunton, or to
Nj ajof H. M. B II, Qnartermaster, at Stanton, or
give information so that l can get said mule.
CRISPIN DICKINSON,
Commanding Ringgold Battery.
Julv 81 1894 -2t#
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Casualties of 5th va, Regiment.

July 18th, 1868.
Casualties of 5th va, Regiment.
The following is list Of the killed, woun-
ded and missing Of the 9Th Virginia regi
ment in the battle of Getty sburg, on the lst,
I'd and Sd Of July, 1863
Company A KILLED -Sergt " Prince,
struck in head.
Wounded Lieutenant Fisher. company
/. (acting Adutant, in arm; Sergeant Ma
jor JOIN Sibert, in head
Company CIV --Ser'tD NJ Bell,
in hip; Corporal James NJ Berry, in thigh.
Privates Geo r Berry, in face; " Il Tut
wiler, in head; Peter G Tutwiler, slightly
in back; Geo W Frame, in arm; j n De-
yer, in wrist. *
Company D Killed. F Buchanan.
Wounded Sergeant j W Beard, in an
kle; Jno A Wilson, severely 10 thigh; Jno
Clemmer, slightly in head; James H Fur,
severely in foot; John II Lucas, slightly in
foot; G W McGut1in, severely in back.
Company Z Killed Private Jno II
Golladay
Wounded- Corporal John Arnentrout,
MORALLY in head; Privstes Charles D Brand
severely in arm; George w Fitch, slightly
IN hip; r j Anderson, slightly in leg; VIM
f Echord, severely il head; Jno NJ Meeks,
arm amputated;, Robert Steel, severely in
shoulder.
Company F-Killed private Robert A
Ramsey.
Wounded Priva-es Morgan Propst, in
| arm; John W aver. slightly in leg; Jacob
Moneymaker, severely in hp;James Spear,
slightly il hip; John Rodgers, slightly in
head
Company G. Wounded Private James
Collins, in thigh; Morris Fitzgerald, in
small of back.
Company H-Killed-Private Jacob
Sheets. struck in head.
Wounded -Leutenan Jacob Fl Keiser
mortality in side Lieutenant George Keiser,
slightly in left groin lPrivates James Grass.
left on field aud surprised to be mortaly;
James Bush, slightly in hand; y L sher-
man, in arm; Color Sergeant s Il sptck,
slightly in head; Andrew j Mailing, IN big
1 toe
Company I-W Wounded Sergeant II Bell,
in leg; Privates John II Wise, in left shout
der John E Bsakemore, severely in back;
John Fl Carricofe, in shoulder; VIM G
/ Dudley, in ankle; John Sillings, in knee.
MISSING John G Hall, VIM Hughes,
/ T j Crawford
Company Wounded Capt G W
Kurlz, ia hip slightly; Sergt G a Conner,
in left side. severely; Privates, John Vaun-
chauff il neck, [sihce dead Robt E Ciink,
10 head; Levi Shipe, in chest, severely
MISSING :-saml Baggett.
Company Ii Wounded Sergt Geo L
McEuder, in head slightly; Private Jno NJ
/ Reins, in arm, severely.
EDWARDL WADDELL,
1t. & Adjt 9Th Va. Infantry
The following is list of those who were
left within the lines Of the enemy at Get
/ tysburg.
/ L Plunkett, company E, 49,
Jno 6 olemmer, COMFY B, Nurses
Company Corporal James NJ Berry,
left leg severely
Company E Jno NJ Meeks, Robert
Steele, John Armentrout.
Company FL Moneymaker.
| Compan G-M Fitzgerald.
| Company I-Jno II Wise, J r Blake
more, Jno Fl Karrlcofe
Company K -Jno Buchanan, MORALLY
in neck and back, Robert Clink, and Levi
Ship.
Company H Lieutenant H Keiser, in
side, suppose to be mortally; and private
Jno Keiser, (nurse )-[Spectator.
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DIED.,

In this place, on the morning of the 21st inst. :,
MILAN HAY, infant son of Wm II. And G.
Wilson.
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COVERNM ENT SALE.-The sale of Gov
~ eminent Property will be resumed at Staun-
ton, on the 4th Monday in July, Court day. when
about
SLKTYSEVEN .WAGONS
will be disposed of at auction, without reserve.
Farmers and Blacksmiths are invited to attend.
II NJ. BELL,
Stanton, July l7.--tds Maj..& Q. II.
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VIRGINIA A Rules held in the Clerks o.
fee Of the Circuit Court for augusta County,
the 9th day Of Jpiy, 1863,
Jacob Slower, @cob Wiseman and Margaret, his
wife, and David Bosserman--P airtifs.
AGAINST ~
Joseph Slower Daniel Slower, Elizabeth Bosser
man, Christian r. Bosserman, Mary Margaret
Bossermans Elizabeth Stoyer, Jane Slower. FL
len stover, John Stove' and RcbeccaA Sto-
ver-Defendants.
The object of this suit is to sell land left by Sam
Slower, deed.
The Defendants, Joseph Stover and Daniel Sto-
yer, net having entered their appearance, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not residents OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
chat they appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice, and do what is necessa
ry oprotect their interest.
Copy-Teste.
A. +. KINNEY, elk
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NERGfNTA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
the 9th day OF July, 1868.
James Cooper-PlainttM TT,
AGAINST
James G. Meek, and Martha Gollady. admnstra-
trix of Jonathan Gollady, ded' ID Defendants
The object of this suit is attach the interest of
James Meek, in int of his wife, in the estate
real and personal, left by Jonathan Gollady, de-
ceased.
The Defendant, James C. Meek, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication of this nc.
tee, and do what is necessary toprotect his inter-
est
A CopY-TrsrE,
AZ. KINNEY, elk.
July TO- 1se3-4w
VIRGENIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
' fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County
the 9th day of Jalv, 1868.
Nm p. cCutchen-Plaintif,
AGAINST
James c. Meek and Martha K. Gollady admins
st1a,rix of JonatE an Gollady, dec'd-D Defendants.
The object of this suit is to attach the interest of
the Defen ant Meek in right of his wife in real and
personal estate descended from Jonathan Gollady,
decd, to satisfy Plaintiffs demand
The Defendant, James G. Meek, not having en-
tered his appearance and it appearing by satisfac
monwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication of this
tice and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest. A CoPY-TEsTE.
A. F. KINNEY, Cpk.
July TO- IS63-4w
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Another powerful article appears in this
issue from the pen Of DR.. Iemoine. The
distinguished character of Dir. Lemoine en-
titles him to a hearing on any subject he
may see proper to communicate. Editor
Columbia South CuroliniiGn
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Wanted a Substitute!

Wanted a Substitute!
TIME highest price given. Apply at this Office,
j. or to Thomas K. HANS BARGER, at Harri-
-sonburg, Rockingham County.
july "a, 1663.-5t*
BLANK Checks.
nERSONS in want OF Blank Checks on the Gen.
i tral or Valley Bank, can bs supplied at this
Office
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ed at the Court House and at The various klcc-
ton Precincts of the County of Augusta, on the
18th day Of August next, for said election.
H. II. PECK.
July Il, 1863 -tae Sheriff Augusta Co.
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4LARKIN SMITH,

June &c. 1s63.-lm
Naye Lynchburg, Abingdon, WYtheyilIe and
Stounton papers will copy for month and send
bills, accompanied with this advertisement, to the
nearast NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rep.
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Election Notice

E7IHGiNF IA 1T q ttogtrt continued and held for
Augusta county, at tho Couyt House, June
24th 1863
wealth Of this county, having, at the last rhq OF
this court resigned his Office as such, and the
court having appointed John n Hendren, pro tenn
in his stead, doth order that election be held at
the several precincts in this county ON SATUR-
DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT to
Gil the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation Of
said VIM. II. Hartman, as aforesaid said election
to DE superintendent by the commissioners and off
GERS who were appointed and acted ut the general
election cid the 4th Thursday in May last and
it is ordered that the Sheriff Of this county give
notice of said election aud hold the same acco. a
ing to law Cepy-Teste.
WM. A. BURNETT, D. G.
July 10 1S63-6t
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rs BY request, we publish the following lines
written by the Rev. W. S. Baird. Principal Of the
W. F. Institute. of this place. upon the death Of
his tree children, aged. respectively, fourteen,
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