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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
.OBITU A ARY.

Drgp, ut ,be residence Of his patrents, on the
evening of the 5th Dec, WILLIE Z. BLOCKER,
eldcs. etild of Capt. s. B. and MAKY /. BLOCK
kR, aged years, months and u dsys.
With the last rosebud Of Autumn duti-
full child faded and fell 10 he eprth" Thur M sht
the hearts of fond ana devoted parents have Civ
en- Won't tu their anguish when their beloved child
was 10 suddenly stricken down. Alas little WILL
I.Ir irv:p,d Sith earths fsirsst flowers, but only
tor . In MINT to hlocm with renewed freshness
and beauty in Gods sternal P,radise. His pure
litto spirit WAS called unto Him who ha said
Z" suffer liltls children " romo unto Id ivr-
bid them not" There, haskiug in the tunsline
OF his S2riour's love, bright chorub around the
Thrsns OF God! May his btrsaTed parents 6ud
CONSOLATION in the hUpc Of meeting their precious
uhili in Heaven. Whom the Lord lovrth no
chasteneth" MS**s.
Digp, at his residence n this District, on tho
18th inst, Mr. BAILEY COkLEY, Sr. Had he
lived FIVE days moro he would have been rs years
Of age.
Hs had long been prominent member Of the
Baptist Church of Christ; was baptized into the
fellowship Of the Church at Sardis In 1909, and
shortly afterwards was ordained Deacon, mhish
Office be has held in the different Churches to
which ho has been attached " with good d,eree
and great boldnuos in the faith" At the time Of
hip death Le was one Of the most aiIsnt and de-
voted a.ember. Of the Church ut Pleasant Grove,
sycr ready to exercise hi. gift in prayer AID az
hortaiion lilo WAS not ignorant OF his approach
ing end, but was looking for tho day OF his re-
dsmst;on.
Hs lived oat the yeprs allotted TO man.. yet be
will be greatly lissed ~ citizen, ss u Chris ian,
and especially husband, f,thsr and master.
While his los, is felt by those he has left bckind,
lie ha. rs,lzed eternal gain. 4" VII rits, Blessed
are tho dead which die in the Lord" ID.
DIED, on the 1lth Oct, of Chronic barrSe,
little KATY, infant daughter Of Z. F. aud ". h.
HoLLowAY,o of Edged.ld District.
Scarcely TWO SUNNI ers bad passed away ere
she (lss ouly pride OF tender mother and fond
fath.r) was torn from their embrace. The morn
of hor existence had scarcely dawned her
gentle spirit winged it's light from ihis.in-t.intra
earth, and now fingers nj Jeboysh's bar, Hhero
smiling angels, with .tunod harps, have welcome .
its.
"Al-s! how changed this lovely flower,
Which boumcd and chcerrd he hourt;
Fair, leeting comfort Ui an hour,
How .uon we're called " part.
Ccass then, fond parents, cease thy tears,
The Saviour dWsls high;
There everlasting springs appear,-
There joys ,hall never aio."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
For Sale.

A LIGHT Second and CARRiAGE, in conI
IA order. Also, good lot OF COW FOOD. BY
application this week bargain IAN he bal,
J. a. ADDISON.
Doe Is lta 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

~ When solno Quo charged Gen. grant. in
tho Presidents hearing, with drinking :wo much
liquor, Mr.. Lincoln, recalling General GRANTS
successes, said that il hs could ird out mnai
brand oil whisky Cen. Graut drank, hs would
send u barrel of it tu all the other COM imauders
In Kichpond it is said that brandy has got up
to two hundred and fifty dollars gallon. Gloomy
prospect for cur Legislators certainly.
Wheeler has captured in East Tcnnef'oe TIVE
hundred thousand dollars worth of dry goo lsrhich
were ming South.
The London Tisas. is of the opinion that Auar.
;ca has rn ridly settled int" normal stat" Of war
and that an curly peace seems to be hopeless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Barter.

VXTE will BARTER for LARD, BACON,
w FLOUR, CORN apd' PEAS Mt the rates
below mentioned. j. }. GREGG. d Co.
One yard Oanahurgs, or4-4 Shooting, for one
lb. Lard.
Ono yard osnaburgs, or "A shceting, for one
10. Bacon.
Thirty tso) yards o.naburgs, or A shcetins,
for une barrel Flour.
One and yards Osnaburgs, or A. shesting,
for one hushel Corn OR Pess.
Vaucluss Factory, Dec. y, 1868. +t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

them having been ye. discovered. Anf tho pub
lie pump ia still hons eon'bu no futapr attei.pt-
i,i.c, "a lsili4t in u tho niyysrsj h5ring been
uade to right it. And tic .oa.ls aid tri igeI arc
still uni r.n1 sd cad tia zig, fat, rcd dius.i men
still e:j"Jing undssored imnunityT Immunity
from providence, and in nmarity from oe claws of
:a:l.d and outraged woIaru. Ahd-Lbut what
is he usa oc trying to make msthins out of
no;!!.nc? The old place i tor,id, locking, ard
E,rriily deserted, and L'rridiy dull, and alto-
se;hor horrid bsre. And its denizsns Aio povr,
and pnky, IN pouty, and live f:sn1 ind to
mouth, and srp not going to have 3a'y merry
Christmas. Nor are you going to hase!anysm0rTy
Christina. though VIC most earnestly wish you
nne. Butwhat doe. i. all matter Scare killed
cat"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Casualties in 10th and 10Th SIC. lie si-
me,its at Missionary Ridge.

Col. Pnrs.LKr, Of the lotn and l9,h s. c. w.,
furnishes the Charleston Hereury with. q list Of
casualties in his corn m,nd during ,ts late GU
sAs.menls Islvro Chattanooga, from .Lch we
extract Nc follows:
companie,A, D aud o., Leut. J ". D'""eg, Cont
manainy.
Killed: Nsne. Wounded: Nouo.5 Prisnueri ::
Private S Berry. J Rushton, d Watkins, D,
7 McAdsms aud " T Saxon-5.
Cor.pn.ies II. Iasa +, Y, Lie@. n. Ne Cloud
Commanding.
Killed Private Ja,nns Shirley. Wounded
Sergt b Kennedy, very severely; Private !"
L Ycuns, slightly. Prisoners: PriIata Thorn
ton, (M MUunled,) Z VI Brownies, EsB.ewu, >
Dt:wn, Brown. ] Crawford, r Holland, j
McE veen, c Mathis, B N Mitchell, Til
muel " L II Wainright-l6.
Companies q, +. and H., Lieut.. D. Wadeel, com7
mandiny. -
Killed NOue. Wounded: Se,s. w Outry
.cssrcly Private u Turner, ..ightlyl Prisoners:
Privntes J. NJ Sholk, TLos F-ulkef, E.G fe"lcr
ard j Newt.
Companies a and D, Captain E.. WI Horne, Com,
,nonding. Z
Killed None. Wouraed eergt VI Jordan,
slightly; Private II Hush, thigh broken Pri.
vuto. a Elmoio. l. . krep.. J NJ Jpiner. Juo
Nebb, rlighlly. Preohrrs: colpl " Grim
| Private. n. Derrick, T j HSwie aad John
| Greeu-l0. -;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

nruon. W. D. S1xrsoX has our espeeia
u.Aks i.r sDpy Of th. Pessident's Ms"ass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Augusta, Dec IA
Cotton Cards.

4 BOX, Twsnty-;our pair. M. 10 Cation
j. Cards, Ot Superior quality. for sale By
Z. PENN, Agent.
Dec rs tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
II. L. MAYsON,
By.cn T,LASp, Doc. s.

formerly of tho let Rcst. s. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27
John T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS
uAS constantly on hand, Nos. l, 2 and
lI Mackere, in barrels, half barrels, and kit:
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked Halibw
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef. Also
choice brand of Sugar Cured hams, TO, fanly
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and general as
sortment of goods for family supplies. Cali and
examine. dec2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27
ACCOMMODATION EXPRESS
A~A1tJO

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDp,,
TIME undersigned begs to inform tho n;t "a
il Of Alexandria and Vicinity that he Will va;;iIzen
Monday, January 26th commence runn G,,, on
EXPRESS between Alexandria and W asES,aIn
ton for the purpose Of conveying any and n'', =,
articles (not contra band) Of freight Orders NAL all
be left at Rosenthals shoe store, No. g8 KS S!
street, Alexandra, or at McGregors furnin,ss
store, No $50 7th street Washington All hwy NV
siness entrusted to his care will be promptly az
tended to. The patronage Of the public is ~.
spectfully solicited.
ian GIN W. M. DODGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27
LATE AFFAIR NEAR ROMNEY, VA.


HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, Mil
RoY's DIVISION, RoNNEY, VA, Feb, 18th
Our force here is not doing much just now
The roads for some time back have been in very
had condition. Yesterday the forage train was
captured by the Confederates about five miles
from camp, on the northwestern turnpike, west
Of this place. Twenty of the Confederate
cavalry made dash upon the train Captain
Brown. Of the 10th regiment Ohio volunteer
infantry. having command Of tie guard With
the train. which numbered eighty, mostly OF
his own company, and the remainder from the
l23d regiment Ohio volunte erinfantry, saw the
Confederates coming, at least four hundred
wards off. on the pike himself and second lieu
topant with fifteen OF his men, being in the
rear at the time.
rJ;s men asked the captain what they should
In ne muttered out to them that the news
mnst be taken 70 Romney, and immediately
Himself and second lieutenant, both beng on
horseback, put spurs to their horses, and OF
+hav went, leaving bis men to take care OF
thamse]ves as best they could. The men stood
IN not one Of them making any attempt
T vst' to defend himself AS the Confede
rajes came IN. they said: Throw down your
AIMS and we will parole you,' which they at
once obeyed. The Confed erates rode along the
train which was stretched out about a mile
a]onc the pike, the Federals throwing away
their guns and trying to get OH, as the Con
1eIerates were passing from one wagon to an
other along the road
Only three wagons out OF tWenty-10of sue
coa1aj IN getting off, and they were the front
onas and Guarded by fifteen Of the Washing,
ton c,1ntv, Penn, cavalry. Two of them tired
,1ron the Confed the firing that was
I IIp0' unon either side. This somewhat check
~ he {yonfaderates, and saved the three front
lraSons from being captured; they, however,
.,nt,,red tyenty-one, and sixteen OF the men
SIbrv made the men unhitch their teams tor
,hem, and set the wagons on tire, which were
lnadcd with hav. Quite number Of the guard
loI loft their guns on the top OF the loads OF
hav. and when fred by the Contederates, the
o,1ns would pop off, which quite astonshed
Them at first After the wagons had heen nreo,
they made our men mount the team horses ana
muies, and quite number they MADE carry
t1n;r Guns, and off they went towards Moor
field in full gallop. A short distance OF they
bad seven Of their men on picket, whom they
nsle1 TO their assistance as soon as they got
started making twenty all told
The total amount of horses and mules they
took Wa one hundred and one, ninety one sets
Of harness, and burned nineteen wagons, which
are a total loss, and the other two partially de-
stroyed by fire, being government loss OF up
wards Of 5000. Such a disgraceful, humll-
;ating and cowardly surrender as that OF these
sixtv men of the 10th regiment Ohio volunc
tcer infantry has not its equal IN the history OF
this war and the deep feeling OF mortllcauon
is plainly visible in the counte en- OF every YER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27
WELLINGTON AND NAPOLEON NO SMOKERS


insula, Wellington was induced to JOIN the
circle Of smokers at the hotel in Portsmouth
at which he put up for the night, and at
which the Duke of Cumberland and some
field officers were also staying In after lite
the Iron Duke described the scene himself,
He sat" he said, behind the. pipe whiting
away with feeling of wonder, and watching
with interest the countenances of the rest OF
the company" There were other novlces
there besides Lord Wellington. One by one
these left the room, and did not return. lie
saw the old smokers were on the lookout tor
his turn to follow the seceders. AS he contin-
ued to puff away, he said to himself, well
it will come to an end, suppose - and it did
come to an end, before the pipe was finished,
and that, too, in such way that he never
attempted to smoke again. Napoleon $. dis
gust was even more rapidly attained and yet
he was the most inveterate smut taker OF his
day Constant says the Persian Ambassador
had presented to the Emperor magnificent
Oriental pipe After being shown how to
operate he desired Constant to light the pipe.
Let Constant tell the rest II obeyed and
returned it to him in order But scarcely had
he drawn mouthful, when the smoke, which
he knew not how to expel from his mouth,
turned back into his palate, penetrated into
bis throat and came out by the nose and bin
ded him. AS soon as he recovered breath, he
said Take it away from me-What an aboml
nation! Oh, the brutes! my stomach IS quite
upset - In fact adds Constant, ne felt him
self so much annoyed for more than an hour
that he then and there renounced forever all
desire to try the experiment again
THE MINISTER FROM HAYT1. E. Romaine,
Charge Afaires from Hayti to the United
States, is still stopping at the St. Nicholas Ho-
tel, with his Secretary Of Legation, D. Bruno.
The Minister is about % years of age, Of
medium height, and exceedingly dark and swar-
thy complexion He wears black mustache
and i'm sjerial His hair is generally little fuzzy
and woolly looking, which is owing to the want
Of careful dressing, as, after undergoing
course of tonsorial mani pulations, it would lie
as straight as that of any Saxon among us.
The cheek bones are rather higher than "a: are
usually seen in this latitude. The prevailing
expression of his face is good natured and
friendly Heavy black eyebrows arch over
pair Of fine, full, black eyes, which seem
always ready to CLEAN and light up with
merriment. During his stay at the St. Nlcho-
las Hotel the habitues Of that establish
ment have on several occasions had an OPP
portunity to witness his proficiency at bill
lizards. He handles cue with almost the skill
Of PhelaD or Kavanah. Cigaretts he smokes
in great quantities, and astonshes the behold
ers by the ease and nochalance with which he
elects the smoke from his nostrils. In many
different ways he has managed to get the good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27

Miss Emma Elizabeth Taylor an actress OF
x,.no celebrity. aud sister to Miss Mary lay
Ior. who is also familiar to theatre goers died
IN New York on Thursday: at the residence OF
FRIEND to whom she was paying casual Wis
# IN Blocker street The immediate canse OF
her death was rather sudden attack of paral-
vsis. The deceased young lady was much es-
1ecrea by the members Of the profession to
which she belonged.
4 large Union meeting was held in Cincin-
natl on Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-27

The Berlin papers announce news OF an
alarming character from the Polish provinces,
the agitation having crossed the Prussian
frontier and the Prussian troops are concen-
trating there
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-02-06
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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DR. DOW continues to be consulted ut his Office,
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Rrnndreth,s Pills.

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FRes.-The Pennington Patriot learns
that the dwelling house of Capt. VIM. +.
Bates, of Strong, was burned on Saturday
morning last, together with most OF its con.
tents. The family had just time to escape
from their beds after being alarmed. No In
surance.
TThe saw mill Of John Allen, Esq, and
grist mill adjoining, were entirely destroyed
by Ere at Pressure Isle, together with small
dwelling house occupied by Mr.. Parsons on
Saturday morning week.
WA barn belonging to Mr.. G. W. Pierce
of South Thomaston, was entirely destroyed
by ERE on Tuesday evening last, with about
eight tons Of hay.
rYThc Rockland Gazette says the dwell
ling house Of Henry Mcintosh, OF that place
was entirely consumed by FIRE. on Monday
afternoon. tho Goth inst. Loss. $1,000, in
sured 500 or $500. Also, on Tuesday
morning a largo building situated in the
north part Of the same city, was entirely do
stroyed by fre-Loss 5000; no insurance.
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Bddeford-Jan. 9th, Of diptheria, Resale
D., daughter Of James +. ID. Waterhouse. 8 yrs.
2 mos.
Saco-Jan. 26th. Mr.. James Chadbourne, 50
years.
Portland Jan. 26th, Mr.. Joseph r. Jones,
80 years, formerly Of Saco, where his remains
were brought for intermcnt.
Kennebunk 10Th. Lydia, widow Of the
late Nathaniel Mendum, S5 years.
Kennebunk-Jan. 3lst, Miss Hannah Ann,
daughter of the late Capt. Joseph Hatch. IS
years.
Daytsn-Dec. 18th, Harriet Z. Seavy, widow
of the late Stephen Seavy. formerly of st. Law
renee, N. Y, 35 yrs.
Limington-Jau. 23d, Isaac Mitchell, Esq,
SO years. Portland papers please copy.
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