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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-04

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
i yrick ON y sut,er.

LGv. 7. D. GwISS, Chaplain oil the lst S,
CIV, writing TO the Confederate Bap!ist, fur
nisl.es the following ir.ciden: wherein a suffer
was slightly "sold" by a party or soldiers:
Last Saturday night a n. G, snLier dove
into our camps and asked permission to stli
what he had " tie regiment. Permission
was granted to sell any ching he had except
bis barrel Of apple brandy. On leaving camps
he said to tue men ttse no would oe near by
and would accommodate those who were dis
posed to indulge if they would pay him q
visit that night. S~omesoldiers i don't know
whether they were Of the, lst regiment or
not,l went with c;;nteens, about a dozen, and
ha,! them all filed. And just as they were
.ot NJ to pay the lucrative Sutier for tine brsn-
dy, at the rates of SIS pei. gallon, q Certain
high private with q borrowed or slipped
SASH and sword on, suddenly appe;red, and in
q loud and. authoritative toi!e of voice, cried
out, {" HslL!" But nay. The men with their
csiiteeps around their necSs, understanding
the trick, and the terrified sutler all broke
into the woods like terrified wild hogs, run
nj, e heiter skelter, every man for i%unSelf,
md the ! sold" suffer found himself all alone,
his brandy goue, without money, aud the
soIii,rs rejoicing over tie brandy and tue
success OF the p.ai. The would lie officer
took what brandy was left ii, the measuring
cup, and no doubt, soou rallied his scattered
squad. Served him right"
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Listen.

A lady, who has been subjected to Yankee
i~nsol.rce and devastation, in Virgins, for
twel re mouths, writes to Ler friend, iii CO.
lumina:
although We have been kept prisoners in
our " Luuscs, watched Ild Accused OF do
ing what honor iorbid-'' s'gns,izing to lhs
rebei,'-evr,yIhiilg stolen truin Us, and VIC
not allowed to buy Que Thing, YET 1t is useless
to TIL VI our grievances they aio as nptnlng
to v hat South Carolina will have u ELI ere.
Saw 10 YOUR friends in Carolina, the Yankees
vo@ the most hprrid revenge sgainsi their
STATE. Even mod cute uien (~;'fiicers) would
not .~'esitate t. 'eli- lac l:.,y wanted TO see
ever; city and viiiagY rulll shen shey enter
Car, liza. You may DC alre my ire waS
roused, and i would give tue law aud gospel
OF p,iitics aud war to these 30 called moderate
D.inoc.aLs CT the North. One General told
me that he reckoneI there IVES no way to get
hercsy out Of Ing except with the sword"
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Mainr David RAMSAY.

In defence, Of MS historic home-in.v View
OF his ~paternal ulansion-in the front rank OF
its dcfendelo-tel. the noble IN .rtyr. Sad,
shat the modern despo., who proitsscs 10
REPRESENT q Tree Government, should strike
down through his myrrnid,hIs tine gallant rep
resertallycs oi what has heretofore been tGe
Representative revoiution-of Tie people in the
modern world! MourutuI, that tie g%lorions
sepet> OF ;ijecty set up ami defended In ~
should he now forgotten, aud robbery and
piliage, and arson ami tyranny, war upon
women ana Children lie the pron;nentieaiu:es
OF the United States Guverunent. " De rc-
corded by future histoIi'ns as the tacts.in the
history Of the present times. It is historic
that the Ramsay of our day should follow to
the tomb, by the band VI, the American des-
~Cs.uc,lve, tic efather Of American history
destroyed Dy those WHO iear Ills pen amt
Hould obliterat- OILS namc.c
Bat We digress. We desired only TO -oifrr
a Slight tribute - the n.e,uary Vi the son Oh
S,utb Car ,liua l.i,sprs, Maj y David Ramsay.
He b0r,. the hunt ot his re!lefated GtahG-
'siia, s.uu ho ieil ia the noble cause "t DEFEND
Lg:iis lirtu-piarc-the city ui C!ariestu: f.
:. We mig..t write u volume uf oeiunciatIon
on tie. dvspt:ao,,e foe, bat il. is useless. He
Eel. a martyr III the riobiest canse OF treedon,r
aid ala lane will be rcmemoered as one who
maize history, which lie would aava recorded
had be lived. The State had looked 70 his
l.,knrs and intentions To carry IN her history,
s,,d her loss is a iuss TO &c ConteGeracy, aid
to tie general CAUSE OF ~tretdo,l.-S South Ga.t-
lil.ial..
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Treated as a. Convict.

The New Yor!, World, of Monday, has an
editorial on the conduct Of Gen. Burnside:
from. which we learn that Morgan and his
officers, row in the Ohio penireptiery, are
treated like c~onvicts, aud laeir heads shaved.
Yhe following is a paragraph:
After several months ~ofjunketing, his army
finally moved out to the Kentucky River
Int never came near The enemy. Tue only
enemy ir ilentucky was allowed. to pass Ill
r.cslyH yarous,, the State. In the face of
Burnside and Of all his troops, Morgan YVES
permitted to ride by him almost unmplestea,
and to cross into Indiana. aud Quo, aud not
until ,tne citizens of hose States had rallied
in sufficient numbers was tue bold narauder
capsured. Buff Burnside had nothing to do
with catching the hare, he insists upon LIS
| right to cook il when caught.
|. The commander Of tue Department OF the
! Ohio list appears III the field as a barber and
| TAILOR. lis orders the Captured Officers iir"t
| 10 .t.r city prison. OF. Cincinnati, and alter
wards to the Ohio penltentery, where they
ar..sutiected 70 lpo imdignity of having lhell
| heads shaved! SUCH a proceeding IS as uir
/; .mrrthy of u crest lia;ion or It's Representa-
!. live; as it is understandable by all the laws o
w.r. Ii Is perfectly righ:, of course, That tiled'
officers shohsd be detained as hostages 10
Col. S.:Etaiisin, party, captured in Georgia
but Col. Straight IS in the Libby prison, irea'
,.tus al other off CT; arc trcsted. The ease
ale so nearly alike that they are naturalE
supe-s,ise fleets of each ether. And il W
tmi,faac not g~restIy, thin cruelty to"efd
Morgan will LuL inau5urate q fresh aud PAL
ful retaliation. upon oar prisoners IN HacI
49,,
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Yhe Evil counseis of Cowardly Prop
erty Holders.

We near reports horribly detrimental to
the character and patriotism of the people lr
parts OF Mississippi Are "a portion OF our
beopla gone stark mad under the pressure OF
TEMPORARY aud local reverses, and under the
noteut influence of fear for their property ?
Has the nocn-day truth yet to be repeated to
. them that there is no safety fortheirc coveted
wealth Which lies beyoud .theirsSalor and their
arms Say that these men love not liberty,
care not for country, are bastard Southrons.
and r~ecreant Coufederates. Say tlHt honor's
appeals sound as dead upon their hearts as.
the rapping of q mau's knuckles upona mar
Bile tombstone. Admit ali this, aud put the
question on the issue they have chosen-the
emitting, naked and dastardiy issue or the
safety. of property. What then 2 Every
sane man must. pronounce them bere!t to
their senses and jadicially blind, not to see
that to talk about making peace now aud
nronosine terms to the enemy 10y which to
save their slaves and lands, and goods, Is
simply the pro position Of the prey to the de-
yourer. 1t is the lamb asking the hungry
wnlfto spare It aud be It's friend. Why the
object of this L;ncola war is to ror you oil
.vour slaves and confo A,o your gools To- pay
| the Yankee var debt aad to redeem his count
less greenbacks. And you think that, Lin
coin and Seward, aud Greeley and Chase,
and Lovejoy and Butler, aud Milroy- and
Burnside, ~illlister toyoul, Idiots Where
are the tpea of spirit, aul TALENT and lhhu'
eace in the .peigsboltuods from which these
fatuou. .huughts com up like evil spirits T.
,darken the glowing picture Of Southern tor
ftitudc, constaucy and courage? Why do WI
no, hear their voices in loud and eloquent re
buke of beso,ted- foil, in encoursgetusnt It
the ,imid; in enlightenment Of the ignoran
Who are frightened by sh1daws and the fall
ing df q forest leaf. and in r.kiIldlins tue fire
Of war and pa,riotism?. Where are ypa, gen
,lt,nen,- who have bern. accustomed to MAX
your district town and; WOO IL ring. with. yon
rluoaept voices when ynn urged your e'eri?
Ia Congress or other. offices = the chl:di,io
!, Of t:re rational satr'y aud salvation? NJ
: of marx /! leaders Of the people the eyes
/ the nation .-eupan ron. History is m'ki'
; h,r record IF vou:eahd "a y1h demean' YOU
/ s..lye.; ia this inur of inpe1f RI Country, non
: or ar.ll;berty. ;" Will you BE- pa ed an
/ ra:ed when these clouds OF stall bay
), ..Jeen blown by the'g~oodness. d God and I'll
{ divine sHia;us of The. yalor OF oar holdie
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From the Wilminytos Journal.
Women and Revolutions.

am sorry to hear the ladies' accused Of
not having patriotism. II female Patriotism
is eroaescent in some places, its fires burn
brightly in other places. When war was
Young, and thousands of finely dressed, able.
Healthy soldiers passed daily to their no is of
duty that led tens of thousands to death,
around the Depots thousands Of soldiers were
fed by the fashionable, intelligent and beau
t:lnl, in every Southern city or town. Tho
SOLDIERS testified tileir appreciation of the
and their unqualified acknowledgement of wo-
mans noble influence over them by dying at
tie %canncu's mouth, on-the sword or the bay
oaet for their honor and protection. The. val
urous acts Of our noble soldiers, whose heroic
bravery has claimed she admiration Of the
world, whose courage and successes have as-
,,oi.i.ed the wisest, have excited the pride
ind admiration Of the whole world. When
our soldiers have accomplished SO nach,is
it patriotic in the ladies TO neglect them al
Ter they become disabled, have lost health OF
limbs, or the delicate fair complexion has
changed to that Of the Drowned man, With
the bslo Of victory on his brow? Should rot
these noble. heroes receive more attention. II
possible, than at first, when they went forth,
ian,inz for victory which they nave gained
against odds every time7 Patrioli"lu, like
the mind, is ssx'ess.
Female patriotism is very anoient. In.snb
etso;;atiol If this point, We my Draw iarsly
fv,n history for proof. MacariA, . noble
Grecian maiden, offered ny bsr life up''
u..rioi;sm,s-r l;ar, when ne masculine patrio
could be found WHO would surrender his Ill
to propitiate the angry Coos. Tae II una
,nstrcps in the times Of Camilius, yoluntarit
,,critic.J their jewel. to ret.aem tier con-.
rvs VOW to their deity. In iSl9, Duty q
French nalro,ss sacrificed their jewels to pc.
,as rnb,,c sebts. The ~inother, sitter an'
,..f. of Cariulanussayed Bone from mis- ven
pcalice by declaring ,ha' ~ .'.i'i sA2n'd l.a
n,er their dead bodies, Liter, oorneh;
aialsme Roland, .Cbsfiotts CCrday' Joan {
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SUNDRIES.

Snn SACKS n. G.. sAL1iA sta asd.sry,
seaU So" Liverpool SALT;
1916 HbIs. N. G.. FLOUR;
$50 apd Ilulf Ebis. N. O.. SyrnP;
loo Boxes Fin chewing TOBACCO;
SD Bbis. Apple amdr Peach BraadJj
10 - Fine Corn Ehisheys
MN1.auA and PORT WINE;
CHERRY BRANDY snd C0RDIALSi
o:OTTLED LICUORS and WINES
Al Kegs Bi-Carb. SODA.
RICE, MEAL, SPICES, <sr-av-
Together with q geoi sSsurtaent Of FAMILY
GROCENIES,-ou land and for sale By
4, STEVENS,
AuguIra; Gee.
Nav 20 sm 70
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,

CoLv~BIA, S. e., aug. IL, 1868.
GENERAL DkDERH no. lS3.
= THE supcrintsgdent of conscTipfion havint
Z. "raered that /" al parsons in the six n'o:th'
,,o.p,," organized in this state for local defence
shat be allowed 10 remain in their organizations
for che present." the Orders from these Hcadqnar
trrs ct July 81 APE So modified MS nut 70 a''oc'
those prisons who were uienbcrs ~ SAID @es''
;ncnts at III, .ime16ey rsre organized. -.
III. Enrolling Officers, until further orders WI
not register is "yOlllnecrsI' give certificates o.
transportation to, NOR in any manner interior,
with thgse who were members Of said h.g'lnsn
at the true u their organization, as TO all "Ifer'
l;ab;s Il, CONSUMPTION, vino were MT members o
said Regiment wncn arsanized, tan'l who are re-
uuired to report b, the Orders of July 27tn.) They
will proceed, US heretofore ordered, 10 coIscrip
rh-se who do not report "as volunteers, by TN
hsr C. d. MELTON,
Comi't Conscripts, &c.
Aug. 10 q 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
General News hsms.

r' Tornivn, of Miss. has 'st @a--i--5
from ArkaLs.5, 80 pIon~nr"as thf story Of Gan
Prices resignation :, "a untrue. Con. 1r.Os ~.
on White r,ver il commard Of his %nivisiC.i.
me- a mcsting.of the Directors of the Co un.-
hia-ard Il u:barg Rnilrond elected Am. Johnston
President, J-aac: g. Chimes. Chief -EnE;nesr,
Horny -Muorc, Secretary und Treasurer.
S- "Tho f.l! of Njrksuurs," writes a gallant
scldier, " ha. no, ia lie ieass 1ampened the nrdor
or patrio.ism.cf Lees army. We believe that the
fall nnd'capture Of every city in The conieie; aty
would mt crush u4, though, for the ,.r.e being,
it might Ie,"r'i ,uE progress"
Pay Governor Le,cl..s hap convened the Leg
i.Intnre Of Virginia TO meet i.r ssa4.>impur!urt
purposes il s2taSssssion, on the 7th Of hex!
mouth.
ss- the Baltimore Ame. ican publi.hes . l::t
Of Confederate prisoners, from Gettysburg, Woo
died At the Chester Hospital sihce lie i9,ir ult.
Among the names We nv;icc thu: Of ". S. Ge.ry,
1th SC.
ss- Gen. r sopcrans is Al Washing ton, c!ore,-
cd With Hullsok ami Stentcu.' " hats i'll tho wind {!
Some say ilc. is 10 sunurse,ie Meade IN Tie cun-
ni-.ud vi tue ARMY VI TIC Potomac.
ser Lincoln haa ordered 0hTss prisoners from
South Carolina to be Kept in c,ose coniuelncnr
rs n.slus.S Tor those negro Spnnien %c;ipiurei on
the suuDoat l.aAe Smitn, ALL now il prison liz
Charleston.
Fred Douglass, the negro orator, was an
nouncsd to speak in Harrisburg on tue ed, su. b
large crowd of Germans and Irish surrounded the
building early in the evening, and Frederick did
not como. to time"
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HEADQUARTERS.
OFFICE C.;!EF COMMIsSARI.
CnAkLysTuS. ). c., july III, 1863.

OFFICE C:!EE COMMlSoAH1,
CfAnLEsruS, ). c., July III, 1861
Weaving been appointed Chief Commissary
Il Tor the State Of Svmh Carolina, with APP
prvvai OF the Secretary III Wer, viii Instructions
20 uiviuc tie s..lrs Intu Divisions, i'r the prope.'
| cu~llection aud dl;sivu..ou Of supplies, I have
iiviird the State lntu i've divisions; ivi cacn OF
Shicl divisions IL Division comnissary has Dosn
,pi,"iute.l ny the.Cou- n;sshry General.
Division NJ. l., Captain R. l.. Siinuns. Division
rommissury, otabrdccs the Disl,icts Of PirS CTR,
Anderson, tirecrrillc, Abo.silic GLG pArtoi Ehge-
ieIa aajoiiins.
DIVISION NJ. 9, Captain S. G. Means. DiyifAn
ccInin,ssary. olHpFreea :io Districts of sparthu-
~. 1m.rsnO; Union, Nowberry and latt V'
Edg,feld.
Uly.l,n No.. 3, Cmpt. J. b. Wi;nerspoou. nivis-
on Ii Isl .rJ, eu.irAcea The d.stricts vi York.
Chester, Fan iciu, Lnncaster, korsiaw anu hich
,dnG.
Division Nj i. Captain ]. F.. Riley, Division
.cctnIn!ssaIY, embraces Tue Dis'riets oil Lexington.
Ornmscbarg, Barnw-il, Colieson und part Vt EJse-
held.
division No s, Captain Vim. Netties, Acting
Division com,nissary; embraces the Districts Of
Oh stvrleld, Marlbrro' Darlington .M:rio:, sun
ter, Williamsburg ana Cis, endon.
The ..ivision cUmnissurics will publish u list Of
;hcir Sub commis> aries aud Agents, AZ aoon ~
they are appointed.
Zach Division cUmlnissary n turii!sheu WIN
the power of imLres.mcnt, aud will when necessa-
ry for he snDais cncs " the Array, Impress sIb-
.~ist.uc. strrc4 within their Division rough; Tor
SILL, paying acv.rting to the Rates liked by IN:
.cbo,in:e of The lmpressmolt commissioners
Spectators are warned not TO offer for 'u'rist"i'ce
prices Dcy..nd those Gycd by this scuu'iuie.-
y" Cumlnissury nor Government agcht, from
try quarter, is authorized under any pretsxt to
1urclims- .uba istsnce s,or.s in ibis STATE, except
. " H., - ia n.,...,, ,.ln,n,igsrrtpg
above namei--it heiug tue design Of tl- Secre!a-
ry Of War to prevent Com petition between the
:ninlnissar:es Of different STATUS. The Division
comnl,..aries are instructed therefore. to prohibii
intvrf renee within their divisions. t" prevent tbs
.eip,~rn' OF supplies purchased ~ Commiss"r'es
or r"iunissary agents under other 'pnn their ''u-
tlpri,y, and to- IMPRESS the SIRE u Necessary
l.. I. hCEklN,
Major Mud ColnnIssAiy Suoaisiencr.
AM 8; SO
Uk
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LARD FOR SALE.

F,IE subscriber 0tf.rs FIR sale privately I'd.
4 HOMESTEAD fLANTATI0E "f itttn
Jchn:;e:, DEED, IN ~ :riieil District, con,aiuins
hihk ADMIRED ACRES,
Situate on Stevens Creek, on ,hc Read .ieuiin;
from Augusta to- Calhoun's Mills, ~ miles from.
iuguSfn. ami uuuuuud by lands Of Dr. J.b Cart
ledge. .Mrs. u.rlieige, Gil. Blair aud otbsrs.
There are nl thu place d Comfortable dwelling
House an VII necessary ourtui!dinss. There are
s.yauty-iye acres OF g,od button land, AID thirty
acres of land sown.in Wheat, and nb"ut forty il
OATS. The pince is well. wa,erei and timbered uud
is in a high state of cultivation.
II . purchaser an be, found soon, I will sell
sitb The place Seventy five Euad OF Sheep, Stock
Of Garlic, &c.
DR.. J.J. Car''oise or the Subscriber will take
p%ie=sur. in showing thu place to any oGe ueSirvus
Of purchasing N -xcellcnt piaLtution.
AaJ- Terpls easy.
w. i. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Mar If
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srATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

aDJTANDIN'ON GENEkhL'SoFF1cE.
CHARLESTON, August r., 1903. (.
GENERAL ORDERS, 40: -
4 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVING
Z. RECEIVER u majority of votes at CT
~c:-c.ioe held III, the 315t nit, fer FIELD GFFl
GERS of the ;,Gaiuenis cr:aEizud w. lncal de
feoc, and su.cia! service iu the Stnta for the tern
OF six months, in pursuance Of General uldsrs
No. Is, isau.i fro.u this u%ics, are hereby de
{ AIRED aud Ann;unc-d daily ,lecte1 to the ohice'
ne rersintft. stnt-d. aid will he ob@yea ana-res
pccted ACCORDINGLY. io-wit:
FIRST REGIMENT.
TECTAS 3. kOEERTS. Coloncl.
W. y. H0pGE S. Lieut-naa: Colonel.
". 4. WEu3okN, Msinr.
SECOND REGIgsST.
WILLIAM FORT, Colunul.
GA. LEWIE. ,Lieutenant-Co lnncl.
WAITER QUATTLEBAUN, Major.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
j. II. WITHERSPOUN, Colonel
+. NJ. MELLETT, Colonel.
j. Z. EVANS. Major.
FiTrn REGIMENT.
J. II. WILLIAMS. .Colonel.
JOHN A. BRADLEY, Lieuteran Mt Colonel.
Up. SADl. ~, Mljur.
RI. Ia the Third Regiment there IVES n failure
f., .lrc; tivin ,,ticrrs. owing 10 the Failure iocr'
xaoize TIL. Cnm pznie5 il tho Sixteenth Regiment
5. O. NJ, Ls.9re the dag IN which. tdeelection Wa
ordered tn hs held. An election for Field CiL.cr'
OF said Regiment will be ordered ss-soUn IS these
Com panirs have hGen organized.
: III. The Culoneis will roMinsta persons TN
tho Ragimcntal Stall, one ALjutan:, ono Quar-
termasier. one. Surgeon, and "Ic Aasict'nt Sur
sron--th~r appointment subject to the approva
OF tho President: Colonels will report t.viF
nominations to ,his oniee, AMI :hey will DC for
wa-lcd for approval.
". The Coloncls commanding the'e Regiments
will hold themselves In readiness TO report VIII
their respective commands at tue Shortest 2Vtct
TOR iuty ON The cYest. BY c"mn md.
A. C. GARLINGToN.
Adju,ant and InsPec'or-Gcneral 5. c.
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gbbrtisn.
The old Canoe.
BY Z DuRIsoE & co.

The CID Canoe. :
Where the rocts u.e gray and che shcro is deep
And the waters below look DIRK .tnd deep;
Where the rugged pine in its lonely pride,
Leans glooinily over the tnurky
And tho weeds grow thick on ti:c winding bank
Where tie I..is aud r"saes age w'l Aud RANK,
Where Ito shadow 40 la-, Y the v helS dss through
Lies at its muorings tho Cd cinGe.
The useless paddles are iaiy dropped,
Like a &c. birds wings 4hYt the storm hath iop-
ped,
And GRO: sod on.the railing. one Ger one
Like folded hand. wbsu The work is done;
While busily back aud iultA Le,n sen,
The spids stretches mis- sli'sry screen,
Ard he .oIsun owl with hs dull "too-Aoo,"
Nsst!es do. /. Oh too old canoe.
Tho storm, hall sunk in :ns slimy wave,
Roes slowly away in irs living grave
And the green moss creeps o'erit us dull decay
Hiding the Wondering dus; sway
Like Ii. hand that plsnts Ger the t".n o a h'"ef'
e. the ~, that l~pSntlss n iai;su tower;
lilo many u BLOSSOM vi livehcst hue
rings up Ger inc stern OF the CID Calico.
Tho currcntle,s waters ar, dead and still
But the high. Winds play with the boat ut will
And lssly in and out again,
It aeats tue length Of Il, rusty chain,
Like the weary sarcb OF the hands OF time,
That meet aud part vt the uuonGide oh'me,
And tls shore rs kissed &C each turn Anew,
By the dripping BON of the cid canoe.
O., many a time with Il careless hand
I have pushed it away FROM the febsiy strand,
And padded it down where Strsan. run quick
When ia. whirls w.rs wild and the .torm yes
And laughed NJ I leaned Der he rocAi.s side,
And ] .oked bufow in the broken Tide,
To 50. tina; ia. fac.s aad BOATS were tso,
That we're nlirroiud back from the OLD oanoo.
But Law as l lean o'er thc .crumblipg eide,
And l,ck below 10 the sluggish tide.
The 4 ce that I see is graver grown,
And tue laugh that 1 hear has > sober tone.
And the kerLs that lott to the light sk,i wings,
Have grown iamiiiar with sterner things;
But l love TO think oi the hours that d,N,
As 7 rocked whcrs Lie wiirls their Wild spray
threw;
Ere tae blossoms moved or the green grass grew
Der III. iucuicuring stern Of tao old raaee.
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and true Southern men fron; the clear skies
Ill cur Confederate armament. Sixty days
viii n'L pass before every n,tA wui IS amena.
hfr IL tie rrnsurnS % these Lies Will Seek "
hidn hie head in shame. ndcall on the u'nun-
tails to cover his disgrace for The scn art
ne is now i,laying. N.'wiIl oe a Kissing corn
to me-, AMI wonle.. Marx the prediction
Mobile r .eistcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
Committed to the Jail

or this District. on tho 18th ;hs., q nocra van
~ VIM SAYS hi, name is ELBERT, sut is ffs-
~rusutiy callen Albert. aud that he belongs IN as.
King, living .r Atlanta. Gs. Eleert rays no "as
,rvsst,d. when ut HI. w:fp's houss In the UPPER
part of this district. Said Rlbert il ahou, 2,
Years Of age, weighs ahout $50 peuras, Is feet
s inches high, dark complicated. No marks or
scars noticed
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, Ply charger and take him away, other.
wise he will be dsult with a. the Law dirsatG =
L. u. MCCULLOUGH, J. B. ,.
June 81, 10 :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
State Of South Dstsuaa,
JFFIE UIoINiCII
IN ORDINAET.
81. A. Ransom, Amir. 81 Me As1ts
.of 5. q. tiallm.,, d.s'd.,


II. A. Ransom, Amir. " ue Asnts
oil 5. q. iallm.i, deed,
4. Bushnell MID wifi tut..tix.
!Sary Z. Tiilim.n and vrtatrs
yEJnERkAS NJ A. RANSOM Aaaais'rstsr
w of the Estate Of SaraL RySsi:rssE, dsed..
n.s applied to me. by petition in writing, praying
hat u part Of the proceeds Of the E.ai kstlts ot
Tho said Sarah r. G~sl;mar, iced, nal b. eLia
over to him, to sati.fy deLs against az Iaia ss'
ate and it appearing to ~ Ssti'Issti,A 'k.t
W;!liulu u. Culru,au end Giidjst.a kescl5 hnt.
zig vile Elizabeth, two Of the Doi,.assa 10 tbs
sbovs stated case, reside Ecysld tic i;ni9 ef his
State. II is thc1rfors ordered eaa s.orseS that
;hry do appear ut u Ceur. Of 0rciHsry hbsLsl-
ZEN a. Eas, lvld u H., f,r Eissfcia Gisrist, ca
Monday, The 3lst do, 81 august. lsf:, 20 slew
aar>e, II nny they ra.', Fwb; /. ysrt1ss .! :ss.brs:
-;eeds Of the sai. Of the Keni Eaetc CT earas z.
'~}s!,.aa. decd, .V;d by mr. for partition sxs ~
,i.ion, should DOT be psid over to The Saik d. a:
RAYS nj, 10 l~iqnidn.e the dcbtf sgairit said as
rate, CIR tiluir coGsout. to the saline will BE- sstsrsa
u records
Given under M hand and sss1 this :.s seq
lay.o May, 1858.
Juno ym "a