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0CE MINNESOTA LETTER,
The SscappnTsit1 1Frnt of escl,. s;tbIcT-
, Pcr>ot.nI ftern~ K..tIroad>-3'inancc
-ScnkOn Matters, &c.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
ST. PAC1. MINI, March a5, 1858.
The friends of Gen. Sibley are glad to learn
that. by the recommendation of the Prest-
dent, he is continued in the rank of BrigAdier
General. in recognition Of his pradent aud
successful conduct Of the Indian campaign.
Some doubts having becnexprcszcd, wheth-
cr, under the circumstances, he would accept
Tie denomination, letter, signed by the lead.
ing business men-bankerE, merchants. law
yers and army otEccrs-Tepresentatiye men Of
all clasies and parties, was addressed to Gca.
Sibley, accompanying their assurance Of ap-
probation Of his services, by urging public
rcasons why IL should accept a re-appoint-
ment.
Captain 7. N. Newson, Of the commissary
department, late editor Of the -Wnnesotian,
aud onc Of the zealous workers in the carly
history Of the Republican party, has been Of
dcrcd TO report 10 Gen. Pope ut Milwaukee.
He left home two Or three days ago, to assume
the duties Of Lis new Office, bearing with him
the best wishes Of 4 large circle Of personal
aud political friends.
CAPT. Rsnter left for Red River yesterday
to 1:ke command Of the steamer International
during the coming season.
Edmund Rice, President Of the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad, started for Europe to- day, to
solicit aid in developing the railroad system
If Minnesota.
Our railroad system seeking connections
with the East, with Red River and with Lake
Superior, is at present isolated, having no
through connections with any point whatever.
Connections with Lake Superior, and with the
Eastern lines at Lacrosse, and other points,
are deemed Indispensable to the development
Of tue natural resources Of the State.
Hon. David 4. Scconbe, of St. Anthony,
has been appointed Provost Marshal for the
Northern Congressional District Of Mime,
s,,ta, under the Conscriptinn law, with the
rank, it Is said. of Captain Of caEairy.
There WAS heavy fall of snow on Thursday
night, which melted and passed off rapidly
raising the water in the river considerably.
TIN Saturday night there WAS severe storm
and heavy full Of rain, causing the river te
rise rapidly Eo that it is now four five feet
above the winter stage. The ice remain:
fixed, though it has moved In two or thrct
PLACES, and shows signs OF speedy exit
Old river men Say that boat may be expect
| I'd at the wharf in the course Of eight or tel
d..ys, If the weather continues favorable.
THE SPRING TRADE.
Many Of our business men have gone cas-
to purchase goods for the spring trade, an,
thc, impression is general that the approach
| ing season will be the best for business tha
! We have had since 1851.
| Thompson Brothers, bankers, hare been ap
| pointed agents for the State, of rceein, sab
scriItiuns for the great national loan.
Berry, Dawean {: Co., brokers, are ta1kin
OF organizing 4 bank under the new bankin
law, witAa capital Of S100, 900, but hesitat
some special features Of the law, by the of
| GERS 1T Washington,
, 1863-03-31
T7O CONSCMPTlVES.

u . ~
Thc advertiser, having been restored to health In
f.y weeks by very slsnlc remedy. after having suE
f5cd sc.c-al year, With severe lung Affection and
that dread disease ConEuuptlon-is anxious to make
known to Ills fc1ow.s7atrcrs the E1caus Of cure.
To all who desire It. he viii eend copy Of the Pre-
ecfipton used tsee Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind
cure Cite for CONSUMPTION. As1HxA. ERoscH1T1s, dc
The only object Of the in sending the Pre-
sc41pron benefit the anicted and spread nlorna-
ton which he couceires to be Invaluable and be hopes
every sufferer viii trr Ills remedy 1t will cost them
nothing aud may prove blessing.
Parties wis.Ios the prescription viii please address
Eev, EDWARD A. WILSON.
Ni!1tamshu.gh. Kings County,
fr4.asto-1raSHy New York
, 1863-03-31

In travelling on the cars from Bethel to
Jackson, Tennessee, the eth Iowa regiment
WAS saved from fearful loss by the herolsm
Of couple Of Union women. The train was
running In the night time at a high rate OF
speed, and just before reaching railroad
bridge, the engineer saw couple Of lsntcrns
track. He stopped the locomotive, and men
wcrc sent ahead to nsccrtaln the csuso of the
alarm. They found that the lanterns were
held by Two women. who explained to them
tha: 3 party Of guctillas in that vicinity hai
, 1863-03-31
G T.-16G0.-X.
Brakes Plantation BittorS

BRAKES f'fnkltasl0D sSittGFS
They purify strengthen and tnvtgorate
Trey create ht al:Ey appetite.
THY are al antldote to change Of water aad diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation AMI Int hours.
They strengthen the system ard enieycn tue mind.
JLey prevent uiasn4at!c AID Intermittent feycss.
They purify the breath and ccldlty OF the stomach.
They cn7e DsEpepeis and Constipation.
They cure Darlua, Cholera and Cholera Mosbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They tile best Bitsess In the world. They make
tie weak strong, ant Exhausted .tures great
1eetorer. They are composed Il the celebrated Cali
says Bark, CascarIlla BARK. Dandea!ou. Chamomlle
Flowers, Lavender Flowers Wlnte7green. Antse. clo
yer Buds Orange Peel. Snake Root. casaway CoEtan-
der. Durdock, 8. T.-ls5o.-N., tc.
The following il sample OF the testimony daily re-
ccved: 49,
SOLDIERS Hoxx. CINCINNATI Ohio. Jan. Is, 1ss3.
Messrs. r. II. Drake Co.:
Gentlemen; This Institution has received and cx-
tended aid to over II sick aud disabled soldiers.
have Of late administered the Plantation Btess In MI
erous cases Of exhaustion feye1s want OF arretite.
&c. with the ost remarkable and gratifying results.
It creates appetite strength and cheertulnes and has
given many poor fellow hts usual health. 1~Eh this
preparation in every family, In every hospital and
On every battle ne1d.
MIN respect. 3oAS seTFank.
DR.. G. #. ANDREWS. Supft-
TILIAIp's HOTEL, WASHINGTON D, C..l
Gentlemen: VIC require another supply Of your Plan
tatlon BtcE. the popularity Of Which day Increases
with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully.
SKIES. CHADWICK & CO.
CIEvE1Asp, Dec. g. 1sde.
Ihad been 80 III with liver complaint
dAvs1 nj fnf4f n
business used three bottles Of the Plantation Bit
tiers. and, to MY establishment. an entirely cured
They are the best medicine ever used and shall
dcavor to mike them known Pleese inform me What
| S. T.-ls6o-X.. means.
! Tours, tru1y, H.B. KINGSLEY,
| Dr., " 4. Chi1ds, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment writes: ~ Wish every toldier had bott't
Of Plantation Bittess. They are the most effective
| perfect aud harmless tonic ever used"
| suERAAx HorsE, CHICAGO. H.. Feb. II, 155;
| steesrs r IL Drake T. Co.:
Please send US another twelve Plantation Bit
ters As morning sppetiscr. they appear to have gu
pcfseded everything else. and are greatly esteemed
| Yours. &C., GAGE & WAITE,
! ROCHESTER, n r, Dec q, 1851.
| - . +. The Plantation Dittcrs have cured nj
Of the worst kind Of dybpepeIa OF near four year:
| etandng. have recommended them to others. and
Us far as know. With signal success.
! ALL, &C., REV. j. S. CAT11OHS-
BURNETT IIorsE. C1Sc1SyArI, Ohlo.}
December ~ 1S6!.
| Mcssrs Drake l. Co.:
The Plantation Bttters appear to be very popula
| here Send US twenty cases more. and obliGe.
| Yours truly. 7. P. SAUNDERS CO.
! DC. &C. &C. DC.
| E.B.-They arc particularly rccommcadedto to female
md dclcatc persons requiring gentle Etimu1ant
Sold BY all Druggists, Groeers. and Country Stores
r. II. DRAKE d. CO.,
| mhl3-a:La-1m.FAT Hts Broadway. y. T.
, 1863-03-31

DR. TSnEE TOOD OculS. tad Aur.st. Operative
EuEgcoa III Randolph street. near thcSaerniau House,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
DR. O. has devoted h professional Life to 0phtha.,Atc
and Arra1 Medicine and Surgery aud receives moafaJ
oil the and ingenious instruments md apparatus
End the different nudes Of treatment used fr the re-
Lief and cure Of these affections in all the Orhthalic
nnd Aurx Hospitals and luts,nar!es Of Londnn. Paris
Berlin and Vienna. lie performs ail tho a2pro:cd
Altacla: PuE1! GE9ss Eye Eutrorum Eetrori99n,
tumo;s, cns aud spurious Erowths Of every deacsp
uon. Artificial Eyes mud Ear pEu,ns Inserted aud
huriscopc otosconr. pharyEEoscore and OrhMtha!ntc nth
t!crnecpe Instruments and .uAcncry tat brilliantly
pbrR Of Tic Eye and Ear thus revealing the csuse AID
iaeure many diseases Of thu cye and ear that hase
lmDerctrahia ohscuttty nlh12i) Sim
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CARD TO THE LAD1Es.-All
~ Eruptos c,hc Ska hoTc:si tffedfa or
ccss ii fs5S aHa & tsa
H. ua,S,n S ncfnd whites. aud other discharges
;nraHsbv II ~ c,fcd s.! Nxn,cAI 7 E5rc7n1ctII I D5
~ t.rert iWo doors east Of Wells. Chicago Post
, 1863-03-31

100000 OmWsatsa. 2;sEs:., I'd! b. ssslsa s:::::a
b tht. Undersigned M Il ID o'clock 4. 81 Of March
S;t: EE3. Tor aEy part OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND pOLLA!;s Of s11 reT cent: Coupo1 bond: q q
the General Assembly State Of Illinois. and psya
bic the office Of the Treasurer u sad County IN the
City Of Chicago in ten years from the trst day Of Aprs
is6{: interest "a yahle semi annually.
At the tine above mentioned tMs7Ca =. Eh3 81 10
O'Clock H. NJ the bids will be opened A. tie super
y1sors' I.com In the Court Hone fn CHICAGO.
TIE right to reject al oda y reservea Lnoe
Bonds preferred by them.
Tie ent{.r Indebtedness Of Cook CouEtf. exclusive
of the aboy pn1T SevcntssI Thousand Dollars ard
q sinking tuEd provided for It, exunctioa:
H. Z. CULVER
PAUL CORNELL,
81 C. NILES.
AARON GIBR3.
Special Com. Cook County Board Of Supesrizors.
(A!caGn. March g. laGl H6 A3i9-3w
, 1863-03-31

been informed Of the coming Of the regiment,
and 1T about eight o'clock that evening the
villains Ind set tIic bridge On fire, and allowed
thc niain tiulber6 TO burn SO much that they
could not bear the weight of the train, and
thenEut out tie flames aud weuta away, hoping,
uf course, that the ears would run On the
bridge, that it woa1d break duwn with the
weight, and thus kill and injurs. many Of the
soldiers, and prevent lie regiment from going
through. Tie noble women had learned u
these intentions. and had walked ten miles,
through the darkness and mud, to save the
Union soldiers.
Of course the officers Of the 9Th imMe-
diately made arrangements to present their
tlanke in more tangible form than words;
hut the ladies refused nil presents. They said
that the satisfaction Of knowing that they had
aid. d tue cause of their country WAS sufficient
for them-thcy only asked for an escort to
their homes, which was gladly furnished them.
, 1863-03-31

4EAN1f1e AA1a A4N1ks9s
ANN ARBoH BAsK.-The Directors of the
Ann Arbor City Bank have elected Charles II.
Richmond. Cashier, and ]. II. Knight, Assist
ant. Mr.. Richmond has, we understand, lad
considerable experience III the banking line,
and Mr.. Knight is known as one Of our most
competent and correct business men.
We understand that the bank Is to open
business in the store in Uangstcrfer's Block
occupied By Dean d Co., tEat firm having
rented the corner store now occupied By
Hungeterfer. Mr.. Il. removes his confection-
ary room up stairs.-Inn -1rbor 1ryus, 1urch
27h.
MATLE SrGAR.-The sugar crop this season
will prove, from present appearances, Il Ia
mentable failure. At first the season
promised fayorably and many and extensive
were the preparations for making sugar
throughout the country, but the weather
''took i turn " and down went the prospects
Of the sap-boi1ers. The frost about here is
nearly out Of the ground md the buds laye
already commenced to swell. Maple sugar is
firm III this market at Is to 20cents per pound
now, where 1t has formerly sold for 10, s aud
cren cents per pound.-kala'nusoo Gazette,
March Is.
FKu1T PRosrEC7s.-The prospects for a
good crop Of all kinds Of fruit in this part oi
the State Is, we arc informed, excellent. The
past winter has been one Of unusual mjldnes:
and has left fruit trees III good condition. Il
the spring shall prove rs favorable, We conf.
dent await bountiful harvest. .-kdlama
200 Gdsette, March Is,
, 1863-03-31
Ri! CAT ARR Rl
nr. S>s1ey:s lAsuid Catarrh Eemedg,
1 surc cure for
r.A.-l -. rnfa l., %ha Uaa3

H easier to cu-e Catas1h than Consumption ana ~
Eof!nK the nrnt prevent tie LATTER Persons ehoud
nnoe1ttaEd as TIC better way to cure consumption
1he syE,rtoms Of c.. nh Al they generally ap?eat,
- a 4fst very ellHht Persons hnd they have colo
fon t6s 70 no 5ae SharEs* 91n
End scr,d Anesward. becoming thick aI,I adhesive.
A. the ascase 9scoHes croIc he discharges arc H.
bow thick nnd heA.y md either eot I'd ot By blow
Eaxked o. coughcd on. The secrctsons arc otieasTe
csung bad hrsata the voice 4 ta!cK md nasal ths
sfroyed: deafness frequency takes rIaec. ~ Nv
Dy tue aid OF the LIQUID CATAltIaI REMEDY. al
Price Of the C&tar1h Remedy. t20osunc:ept for use
o1c moLtA. WIth fc. AID clear directions seat ny ex-
press.
of6ce, 182 South Clark Street, Cup stairso
Addn8s " H. T. SEEIiE:
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
THE coon SAMARITAN
DIPTHERIA!

uiatt6 DIathc.iR Cure GUARANTEED TO cCKE Is ALL
CASES. OR TIE MONEY EfFCSnEp. The tYndc supplied
By Lori l. S:Ith. Wholesale Druggists y Lake street,
CltcaGc les as. 2m
, 1863-03-31
uI,1TAT1Ny OF TIE NECK or TIE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE kIpSEYS. AND
CATiAfH Of THE BLADDER,
ETKASGCRY AND NrESISG,
UIs PA1NFtL UIHS-

DASv111E, Pa. Juue1 182.
DE-. wA. H. GRRGa Dear Sir; Ia sebEua;y. 81:
Ixns afflicted With the &uSar dahefe> and for nye
months passed more than two gallons OF winter IN
twenty f1.! hour. wa5 obliged to gel up ae often ~
,,ns -s e ahnn. ,,1K 1ty pound. IN ~s.xh' pn.1g
Cunt',1f In Water. ad Ia two d.y~ af1c= using H.
e.;erteaced IeIcf a.l after taki5g two buttes Was
entirely Cared. amer reffalulnT ElT usual good
health. 1Ou.a truly. ..x.
, 1863-03-31
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX
J. pPERIENCE OF 4
NERVOUS INVALID.
nc. ....-..--

aa thc commencement OF In the treatment
ri these irregularities md ohstrnctlone Which nave
consigned so many 10 APEEHATEEEHRATK. A0IetnAle
Ca env good lcalt. unless size Is Fegusar and *hea-
ever obstruction takes pace tie general health b.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
:amisiakosle sign of coscs.

The li.a aaA tho lsEb hsvc lair. dawn trEe:hsr
-. ra,hsr, and we arc sure it amounts 70 the
saine ,hrs,a r.spect: BILE Ca. in our tovn i' rails
ing (.s,sAtg'i, s,mewhat inesiieats; is'It ~
o mo. Der .ss puppy. sone.ume ago, & ismn's
dxoi As:.r Carsile't teca me :" n joyful mother"
md nc. Ivus aitsI, ftra alc cat f Mr. Jsbss kJ
followed ia lhe s.n.s highly c"mmenJaolo oeu'ss
TaneSia,sy 'ilewirS h.r nsr,,orious asiion, the
female ,i.s departed ,hi, life and was gathered to
hcr inttsis. leaving her ogsrrirg orphans upon
las ebas4ie. (ys will nc, say "eoia') Of Maj. c.
and his bsu.eheld. Bat our tale is growing too
lyns...e brsri,y. i, tho soul of Wit" s"fhcs
IL 70 sey lLA, Yaa Of tho orphanf fell into the
h,nd; Of var friend Jabs, sss msrcitully laid BY
him in tso bsssM OF bis cat imm.diate y seized
the dug (srs wo at fauls as to toehnieahtiss and
has ever siroe been diligently kbibins the IL k
Of feline h;rdasns. How different frsla the fate
OF many orphans! Let i;p who dous:s all this,
70 .Ad SEQ rsr himself. To insist sper regarding
il as ,siss Of ponce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Maisr Iohn stewart Hard.

All Eags6ela should hoar ths name Of JonN
srnRAsr H6Is, Najsr Of tbs 1tb Rogt, s. c. v
All Hdrsacld. .sAosld cherish. .ondly and proudly,
the memory Of this youthful hora, this" boy SOL
si.r," who % nebly laid down hi, life for us
martyr Is l!seety.
"His sssl ia fed-hut 'asath tho hnllswed Garth,
He gls ps 10 the dssr land that gave him birth.
His pairio, zoal In this sveatful ssrifo
Has ga;rsa 0ounIy's TeEs! Immsrtal Lito!
yrea ths Charleston Coulter we clip the sab
Joined obituary netse:
whist i, is the privilege Of Affection " phase o
.aove: .s tao grave Of Departed lasfit spd r:eis-
ton il With sesz,. Il, becomes duty 70 rescue the
nuIpe - ths beloved frcn the dust of dsa,h, and
plasc ii wL.re tbs sssser-hy may knew that An
ether lsvod pilgrim has pnssed through the vale
Of seriow to besser nas an enduring home.
Wish how much sadnoss do We sda ts tho. let
of the victims ~ this war tEc hope Of AaJsr
JOHN sTKWARr HARD, Tth &sginoat 5. G.
", Ksr,hras Brigade.
Hhilp, issiinx forward his Regiment on the
bleady Iisla Of Ch:ck ..asgs, he WAS killed in-
staatlJ IN suadsy, the s0.h Of 6erteahsr, At the
early age Of 20 yesrs. 10 months and is days.
Dur.ur his briof but brilliant career, lie wen
70, him.sit no, shly tho respect and esteem OF
his ass..ia.ss hut the son1dencesf bis suPcriors
" th III, sl fresh and beautiful before him, with
the gnrlnld. of his fame just blushing into bright
ness, he .ffored himself willing sacrifice uRer
the nitar Of his country and WAS aecspied.
He aIasss bis last sleep-that sisep NE trust
which Cad gives 10 his bccycd, and his precious
rem.ins roeose in the beautiful cemetery OF Gran
irsrille, where love snd friendship ma5 repair 10
mourn tae loss OF oIe who died 100 early tor tho
h,.a RS itat laye6 him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
.oGcers at Home.

wo are glad to 500 in our midst Capt. STEWART
HARRISON, lhe popular and efioisnt Commander
of Co. A, 9TH Ragt. S. C. V.-one of those fortuu-
ate soldiers who have fought through every battle
and como out untouched. Capt. II: looks howovsr,
somewhat worn cut, aud is at homo on account OF
impaired health
Capt JAS B. SULLIVAN, ouarterm aster of the
10Th Rest. S. G. ", is also among us, looking
hearty aud we'll.
Capt. Jony BLoonas, commanding Battery OF
neary ARTILLERY in Mobile Bay, isIihswiso at his
hemo few miles from town. Hir haSen reeht
bald eins hsehxst
On s,l. cay, ", 'aushsa glimpse Of ear stall
aart frisas, Capt. HAnsY CuLrREAra Of the LIZ
mxr ARTILLERY; capt. C.. has BY far tsa i'rgeat
Company an tSs Cuasl--:nd is ono If the officers
highest IN s;auiinx in ,ho'e parts
Capt. l.. z. WsvnR Of the famous 2ith Rcst.
s. C. Y. nas in tsrpa few dsys sg"; We lad not
tie pleasure sf seo;ns th.s4 al:ant efaeer, karhis
fIicnds tell C; hO bsa ne. folly &C.,
hs rcsont severe sickhass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

REASON OF RossXcNASs :. .RrnorAL.-Tha
Washington Chronicle" makes the-folloring
statement relative to tho removal OF Gen. Ros
encrans:
We arc in receipt of the astounding intclli-
gvnce, in regard to tldsemoval of,Gen. Ross-
Grams. The whole country shall be stirred at
what wa shall chronicle.
II is ruluo cd that thraa 6harges are made
against this lata popular commander.
The first charge is preferred By Generals
Critt.nden ami ,McCo6k, to The effect that
lsosecraus left the battle field during the crisis
and fled to Chattanooga, and reported to OIL
GERS there that the day WAS lost. 1t is repor:
tod that subsequently, through opium, he be-
came insnesible.
The second charge tits rumored. is mAdc
by the fioyprrment, to the effect that his "r
ders wcre,o remain at Chatl anooga u.,,l rcln
forcemcn,s should arrive.
The third charge, as rulnored isto the effect
that Lc declined to move from hlurfree'boro',
in June last, when ordered tn du 80 by the
Government, rs an opportunity wus offered
to crush Bragg, large portion OF his army
having been withdrawn 10 snccor Johnson
who was qpeihting against Grant
Ii tLese charges are true it is most uniortu-
nate, as:the nalnr Of Isosencran< was ,allsmap
of immense weight.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
WHO are our Enemies.

Tho Richmond Sentinel trnthfully remarks: !:
.. rh"se WHO are continually iudugi.s dit-
.coula.,l,,g ;cmarks, and a;saling the conf.
,'ei:tc oi yut people in tho management of
uur C4asc, .,lLst have a very low a>p"eei ti''n
Of themselves ann attach very iilllr wei LII 10
their own declarations, ii they expect III evil
to result fum sr,ch conduct. as Que f.u;t Of
it, behold the depreciation Of OUR currency,
lar below what is Justly due to its imitation.
This is the work of tho croa!.ers and grum-
brr,; ie, .loped b. the art. of the extortioners
End lnon-y grubs.
They have hut one more result IN accom-
p!isL befJr. effact;ng onr r,lin, andthcy seem
70 be- laboriag diligently for thai. THY have
but to ...isfy the poldiers of what thty are
constantly rlinging into their, ears, that Mr..
Davis, who is our President for the next iiive
wears, is unequal to hia position, and dcserr-
inc only Of Lhe.abuse of the press and the PED.
ple. Introduce this sentiment among the
people-let them lose all confidence in the in
tclleencs and. the patriotism of the Magis.
tra.e who directs their valor, and it neto.. no
prophet to tell whatwill inevitably and spcad-
ily folIr~. Thus far the patriotism and got'1
sense of the army has been proof against all
the Appliances Of tho stay-at-hone> croAhcrs.
Thus far the soldiers have maintained their
own cheerful courage aud Indignantly retuk-
ed. the complailliugs Of the idle. But these
banslul influences will have their elicct after
awhile Continued dropping wears away
slones. Indeed, it is alleged in the army it:
self That much evil has already been pr.duccd
among the soldiers from a certain locality
where the cnnseufcroaking was most common
This is the natural tendency and inevitable
result, aud we may expect it on larger and
a general scale if the causes continue. The
nabilual, reckless, indiscrimiuate assailania
| of tie President and Of everybody and every.
thing, are more Injurious to us than the armies
|,ofthe enemy. They are still at their work
and they will ruin US unless the people put
them down"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Astounding irish Potatoes.

A ftisnG. has prot.alsd 'cs with half dozen
has. Irish Pot..oes--iterally che i.rso.t VIC hare
.Y.f seen. Th.ss ware grown by Mr.. FELIX LAEs
-Aaa tia. t.o, thossa ysa may not believe 1t,
sluss July-riani.dir JUG Anac pemini 1867
Th.ss r,tateos ,rs rsnlly wonderful, and but 70;
,tc drsr back IF not being bsricultursily acsc'-
rl:shsd, rsn.igst 20 On raripg asont ts,m for au
ko=r or 50. II "Cs1lten and oceot:r' could See
tssa. tncirs aye, weuld roll in :" sue rsrensy" fer
s,sr after. vs. siS much mortified at nct having
rreo.roG ;hss stree: from fsuntsin kss4. Woni
~. l.. s,o.ac OFF I-o~,At.d faein.ss 1--------