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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
THE NEW YORK Sun.
rat RsDAY MORNING. DC. AZ. 1859.



A.lts uIiitsry oyerstOns seem for The present
a. stand still. III. two graf armies Of the United
s..lss. under Generals MsADs and GRisr, are s,.
u.te--iho ous st ~ Old qusrter., near Culpspsr,
TIE 2ther, at and near Chattanooga. whsihsr
a. Amy VI the PAomAc viii 20 into winter quar-.
1. .u,ne lately, ~ ~ IA an open question. IL 10
a Improbable that IL nxy make snothsr move
Les, If re ~iater fairly sets in. II tie report u
I =, Mss Los0s HxsT's forcss have rejoinsd Gsa.
La, is operations will dspsod. some ~has On the
ss.ny, 80 will scarcely venture W take The inis-
alive agsins, she increased rsus forces ss Ills late
sessou. Gen MKADs, l; appesrs, 10 70 10 continued
in TIE cotnmsnd, As he has Satisfied the War De
pertinent that his recent failure WAS entirely owing
o. the bnudsrs Of Lis corps commanders.
In Tennessee, Gen. GEAsr Is preparing for
sno.hsf csnpsign. When b. assumed command
lis forces wanted almost everything but pluck.
nsre ~c,s no supplies for the iusn; no forage Tor
che snimss; no tan-portahon; and ne men W."
worn oat by hardships and partially disrssn1sd.
That they shou d have s1occsdsd under such ar
eumstsncss In drlodsing BEa'd from his forsined
pIs,ion, and hurling one p,itlon ofhs VAah army
u the south and tho othsrt Tho 'Assnesscs Of oe
Hoetbssst reh,cs cq H. orrds and slDry on them
and thor o.ner.l. But before they can advances
again H. or Oh bc divided forces OF the snemy, IA
h Necessary That they should fecupcrats and
e,uize. Chsus uooya must b, maze base Of sup
. .cs :or iss esnpsi.n into Georgia, and this IA
work % time. II took ten. RosEceAss four months
% mako Nashville base On nearer aud s..sr lines
of conuupicnt on. It IA MT prols bls flat Gen.
CRAsr will require one-.-iII Of that tLDo 10 get
bis srgsr snd re exhausted ,rHy Ia - conditon
~ move. E,he weather were favorable, General
GsASr Mould probably advance nor,hwa'd and
crush In LU's srny sysins, Gen MEAD.'s, thus
Hak NJ short WORK II the rebellion an1 as sailors
Iu, the ssasJ1 prseudss tins, ttough Il viii not
HrsvsEts wIutst csupsisl Al Guorsi. and Az
6sms. That Gen HAKDEI--o BEArgksARD, ~lo
= reported T. have gone l. D-itou- VII b. AlGwsi
sms to rsstesuizr BaAGs's 5esteB forces is not ~
~ 81 oayht VI vail Gen. GAAs 1T the head VI the
sombincd armies u the Southwest. And -, before
a. snow aud goes irou colder North
era fields, ". Hsy expect ~ Lear stirring aud 60
gious Jews from tue south
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
Vols nt0ering.

MI. civ. le,ween now and N. ,,b If I.pus,v A..
n ioI .ppan,,d so, Nh. dr,n 20, Al. .,n.,,...
!, T.. ms, few rnan,hs warrant. ,,o .ono,,.,o,
ia 4 by proper exer,ou Ard ,h. co-opera,ion Of onr
c.iz.ns. a sufficient uuunL.r q, man mag h. oh.
,..,,d a.ilv To .,,1, demand ON ,,. .,ov,rnn.n,
a.. po tn No I'm. dr,, u, o.v,r -, ,,,,,.,..,,,
II r,lu "A, been prov.d. a,ur. F. s,, ,'.,,.
u.. the average daily .ulis,u,n,. mir A..
Irc.,nt clumsy sys,en amount IN o,s t,rdr.I .,
u es.m,uta week. rhsi.uoiug p,e,,y we'll 70,
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$40 TO ischarseds Ter. .ul I. % :, al .th.rs.
aud premium u irvu .lo ,, rs for .Dl .s,De1t.
Increased pay 10 granted to noD-c ,mroissoaei On
GERS snd priss,es u al srus-,he latter to receive
.1Ss IN nth, asst. ID 4 s.3 81 .i pfe.eai 500 ess
Of African descent ere " receive - 10 nuing, The
same psy and privileged In addition 70 this, the
Secretaries Of War and the Interior concur in re-
commencing grants o. public and 70 soldiers. and
even 70 give them tie privilege " presumption
claims before tie var IL over.
Prom tbs u will 10 sen that, ignoring TIE tish-
o. Impulse Of patriotisrn. soldering, I. coDpsr, d
With the various mechanical trades and srricul-
snrs, IL atossst er the moo, profitable profession
eyins. The federal, stste, and municipal bount e.
vii make total Of nearly thousand dollars, be-
sitss pay and r,uons, and the certainly Of . farm
at hs close Of the wsr--or even.bsiore Ito the
voluEtssr or Liz Representatives.. Win toese IN
Tie wonder w. that the Government
should wan, rscruita. or that our young mn
should not avail themselves Of the opror,un les
bold out 10 them Of obtaining an assured compe.
Goce Tor the rerna nisr 81 their lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17

fF~s York. Wednesday. DC. f6. r. -s,ocb
Hsvs run up in price to-day .sths general advance
bling from fro, = e ., Hsr cert, u: In,r,., slg.ins
been ~ follovs Al O'Clock, it9A: 10, ls9. B,
1879, ths closing sAs bsi ne 10y. Money ssd
EfehanSs vss quiet 81 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17

Northumberland AND GOOD Board
Ling fos gentlemen, At g Cathsrins AZ. Good ana
aify rooms, With slnsle beds, Call for one week 4gs
FURNISHED Rooms TO LET FOR Single
L gentlemen, In . small private American family
aud very convenient to cars aud stages ferns ~
month Apply <9s Brooms At ID
WANTED BY AN AMERICAN LADY
w iuTnishsd room with oonyt nience, for ho,.e-
Keeping, bed cook stove, tic Addrt,s st.in. ,rrn,s
Which must be moeerate A. " ", sLt,oa a. l05
. LADIES CAN Be ACCOMMODATED
With boarding IN . retpee. al O. quist l.u.ily A.
~ ~ kass l0tA st 81 aess. trent room 9|
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~ RICHARD WALL FRS AUCT.
Wil' sell on FRIDAY, Dc. 18th, at 10 o'clock,
The large quantity % u1eu and youths fne clohiny
cloths, casmorrs, ininsi trinm nss and her CLOTH
ins stock ~ Clothing Store, Borery, corner " Divi-
sion u also Tho ire store hrturss yss chsudelie,
pltie mrr'rs large iron ,n'e Office furniture aud
other fixtures. IA Ms LYNCH, sheriff I he above
sale postp from tins CAY huIsday, to 10 NOR.
row, Friday, ut same time and place.
ia JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff
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N ARSssAssEa.

W ALPIN -fENNELL OD roesIa,. ice 10 b.
the kev b. W. Cn,es, oi the Market. naiornr "a
Dutch Chufeb,wm v. ucAIpsn ~ Annie A > enoell,
tvth VI this city 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17

GAME ON TIE PREMISES OF TUE
- . h'e De ~ b. l.th In, r s1rtcl horse. Tho
eI -nss. ". ". 1T Rul. IS oaiNay ana 'slst IT IA
tOt ND--uN illE LhSI RIVER, GOING
L adrtt. a No'kn Boz. IN owner can nave her
hyW''Ins iiop, 49, ,inr 'osis. Apply 10
S3i JOHN III ~ Hunters Point, H. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17

Diamond Parior kntches, II Round and
Slide boxes These the best matches IN the mar.
let they have no sulphurous smell, and can be OBJ
tainsd At u CourtlApdt 81, N. Y. a34
For the ir-Barry's Tricopher sus -
The best and cheapest article. Sold BY drugssts -
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THE lIlG llESr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
a.. Uhp NJ, NtN sPAPERs OF ever DESCRIPTION. OLD
fAhfhLtis a. every kird, old BLANK BOohS
ard LEpuEks hat are wrl tea ful and ali kinds .;
W As l arm lIom bankers, Insurance. companies,
nn.Ne, ps''u ue-Icine Cepotf, p.In'.ns OTIS .,
Dsokb,hls.s' p.D"s anI pn'ste i'orHits, hotels,
81 Vos' p a'vai colnI 4ps- cxptes oillcss &c.
30 sIoSh W H. : LALksON, - Am ST.
TYPE METAL AND OLD LEAD WASl-
L I'd, for cssb. c CRAsKE. ISL Wun.u AZ soS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
TRADE. NOTICES.

Rk0OkLYN CoOPERS, NOrlCE-A sPE-
-, ci. msst.ns u tie United c. p-r,. No on
ItIrsdt- the = - - ,. H.. - ''e hs IA hirks
b. 80 THOMAS ssiPksCiE Pref.
EkESCO PAiNTEk AssUtiAIION-AN
L srtrs general mass n,etinr vii be held at the
headonartcrs III ave A., saturday Loo 18Th. a; :
to nationatl, and all IN Ne- York and vic ni'y are
.srne'tly rejus'ted 10 attend there /. Important
ELLiR. Pres A SCHNEIDER sec asS
EEAND MASS MILLING or MACHlN.
~ i'' o.. Nw fort nnd vicinity to he held at Coop
or lus'itut On ruriay ese.lns December 10 b, a.
,p,ct ~ iuv 81 to. stt,nd Msny IN men .pesk.
sS.' s,ev,,id to Be srrni ti9p -, ~ IT,
2. loNsKl 4 co-dins Sec. iSI
NO.IDL-A hLDULAR MEElING OF
I>the shln Joiners' Tn on viii be held q l5i Bow
~ en this Thui.dsy evening, Dec ~ III, At ~ ocloct.
AAR'lN Wall Pc. JohN W. &c. ~,
NOiirE 10 THE CLOTHING CUTTERS
I REGULAR meeting Of ihe eio'h cutters vii he
ie. ltscr 10, 70 clOse he dehafc On the Cons tn.
lion ~ osdsr Of the rrssiious JACOB Dan
NOTICE 10 Tnh MLMBhk, OF IHk
cii ne avs ofs.id soeic.v h,li IN he lath Ward
lisiL ~ ;id : near tth ave. IN rhursisy evening,
Their Bsl Tess. arc r,1us,'ad 10 st.d and receive
,h,r nsset, lyord,r Of CHARLES ALLEN, Pc.
TIVE WOEkiNG WOMEN UNION.
L 10. xoriini uotsen employed 10 the various
Oh p and fir'ofes In the ely, .ld also tno-c who
t,Ns WORT home from ush shop., are requsred to
elect ~ sprnint rSH Of their number slorsts TO
mcetn. 10 be called Tor The Uufp 80 oi Adopting I,
Constitution for The MON, aud 10 aeni thc name and
resd' nee Of The delegate, and he shop sho repre-
,euts, Immediately. -
" : BEACH, Treasurer.
81 the sun once corner Of Ssisau aud Futon .ts
The names 4 th" delegate viii rot h. Dubished
under my o'c im'snr'' hot viii D, u.cd only ~
cr" M QUA Ard u.opcr r,pres ntAtlon " working
snflsn ~ tnt meeting.
rider Of The Committee appointed at the lw.
meeting.
". pEA"H. Treasurer.
II l. M SHUEMAkEkS MEETING -
l. viii b. hell ne fourteenth wffd Hotel, eor
Of bfand and Elizabeth -ts, this Thursday ryeuips,
,.."ecs JOHN MURPHY, Pre-. MICH AL
kfSNkDi, Sec ~
THE kLItLAk " LkkLl MkLIl\G OF
TIE Furniture aud Carpet CIeIAs harry Clos us
49, at VIA 90 b,ld thtii rooms, 1Ol Bo-,ry,
tits evening punctual attendance IL f.Iusstsd.
n T. fIREN, secrets-, l.s
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INFORMATION WANIED-OF MRS. MA
4 RY RtNN and her daushtsr. ELLEN REM.
TRAIN, corner Of Ainth ave and 5lst IT. Nrv York
Any lnfoimaion VIII be THANKFULLY receive BY mall
suaFf ~ ~ Ssltht- CATH AE.NE, and son
MA, ~" -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
ARTICLES FOB SALE.

An Enclosing PRESS FOR SALE
III Wliiianst. s5i
FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEW : HORSE
= power steam engine with boiler, st rs south
street, jersey CIV JIb
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500 REWARD LOST ON SUNDAY
R~-OlSth inst in 1l'h e., bet 9Th and 9th ave. .
,mall back aud tan territr has . white apo, on it,
breast and white spot IN one eye, cara cropped; an
sGers 20 the name Of LIBERTY The abofu reward
viii be paid or Its being ioft st 81 With o. sG7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
TIL. HOLIDAYS.

CIlklSIMAS pkESENT-PIASOS FOR
s.le Parents "ishins to buy .econd-h hand pianos
East 9Oth st. let IL. aud ID ave-. az folewius IN ce,
~, s3O' sHd sIa, Must be sold before New
ish'. z5s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Something Coming.

The Mobile Adoetiser and Register thus
notices new English poem and its probable
reproduction by Mobile publisher:
TANNnAvssER.-We copy from the London
Times a scholarly criticism upon new poem
which, under the title of Tannhausser," has
produced marked sensationin England. The
names of the authors accompanying the pub.
lication are feigncd. Its real authors are
known to6e two young Englishmeu Of fine
genius and distinguished attainments Young
Bulwer, tie son of Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt
ton, Secretary to the English Embassey at Vi
emma, and Julian Fame, the son of Lord West
morelund.
We believe our enterprising Mobile pub
Usher, Mr.. Gootzel, is about to reproduce the
poem in book form here
1t is not impossible that, wien it appears,
Southern readers may discover that it's hint
is borrowed from The Temptation of Ve-
nus tue most elaborate and elegant Of the
productions Of the Charleston poet, Paul IL.
fiayue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Noble Scntiw ents.

Not long since Some of the Physical,
the Furnishing city Of Macon, published tl:en.
fec BILL stating that "thc Physicians Of Ma
con are unwilling further To attend sratuit
ousy the poor anj destitute of the city They
exercised but their proper and just right in
doing so. Four noble and generous hearted
men. however, whose names ough to be
known and their virtues appreciated by eve
ry one: Drs. N. S, Thomson, John l, Ccx,
A. l., Linkscsles, and N, Il. Freeman, pub
lish card protesting against the action In the
name of humanity aud justice, and say
"Thesc parties have aperttct right 10 speak
for themselves, and il that is their determi-
iiaticn, be it so, but we object to be included
hy the general term used, and deem it prop.
er to say that so far from endorsing that
declaration, we are ready, in view Of our
present surroundings, to do more, if possible
for that class of our fellow creatures, many
of whom are made poor and destitute in
part for our sakes, through whose suticrlns'
by reason of the absence of their supporters
we who remain at home are enjoying our lives
and liberties in comparative security. Should
the City Council still see proper to pay fol
the Medicines used, so as to relieve US from
pecuniary outlay in that behalf, we shall b,
n cased, nut their not doing so shall be nt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
III. RALEIGH IN. C..) Standard learns tha

The Raleigh IN. CO. Standard learns that
when Capt. Garrett was made Colonel of>thc
5.h North Carolina State Troops, on the re-
si..na,ion of COL McRae, Capt Hill who was
entitled to the position Of Lieutenant Colonel
in the line of promotion, was appointed to
1hut office, and Capt. Lea was appointed Ma.
ior. But Capt, Hill, with singular magma
nimity, declined the position, and returned
his commission to Gov. Vance, with the un-
derstanding that Capt Lea should iill the
place, on the ground that Capt. Lea was bet
ter qualified for, and more entitled to the
Office of Lieutenant Colonel than he was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

gate opened and Harry Walton bounded up
the steps In a moment he seemed to COM
prehend all. A few low words his mother
whispered as lie clasped her to his heart, and
he sank down beside the couch and caught
the cold lands in bis "Carrie, dear Carrie
open your eyes. II is I, Harry, who calls
you. Speak tome, my own = s,s.. j.
Tile long lashes lifted thense yes slowly,
and the dark eyes rested upon bis face.
g Not dead, thank God!' she murmured..
AT this-bns.wkat's the use Df telling the
E.rests Yon.,allknewa h9ws1ul taErsssi.es= aErsss.ees=
all has -hseu rnadc straight, and all doubts
aud fears removed; and if you don't know
you needa't. Harry had hurried home to as
sure us of his safety after that daring feat''
I:alnd, as you have seen, arrived most apropdLs.
The wedding, of course, was the consumma-
ton of all things, and came off before; the
young lieutenant's furlorEgh expired. 1n,o!Ed
times girl could not get up {. trosseau un-
der six months; but now she rnay be thank
full if she has six weeks-saye, sic days! l
don't know but it's Just as veil, seeing there's
nothing to wear and nowhere. to wearit.
As veracious story-teller I suppose /
should give full account Of tie wedding, as
well as key to Miss Vernon's strange be-
havior. As 10 the FIRST you may exercise
your own imagination and as to the second,
if you are woman you know all about it,
All, but suppose the other se,; have just the
least bit of curiosity, aud would like to know
TOO. Well: I don't like to dVuge secrets
but il you'll promise (EoD to lake advantage
Of it IL tell you: Harry was too tsSdy. and
Carrie got sired waiting. So you see. like al
women. she played game, and was the loser
for awhile. But do yon blame her
don't.
Jus. one word more. Girls, never tiirt
with soldier Suppose he were to get kill
ed-ah Try yonr hands en- the " cons ceripts'
ami "cxcmpts, you may hurt -tE4rm Us
badly as your kind hearts will lety ,u, '@
spare lie soldiers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Reputation.

/ We |knoy not, ftwbas destinies We, are
sa,5Ff7 Eis 90 dssmaef life, e
Divine iProvidcnas sHn:y hrs'8 assigned us;
bu. eve = avoidsvil and sla: reproach are
mineral i've ,Il, ;es devolying on all.
a rood na.ue to be priced both FOR tle
rood like so muA current coin, it will bring
is possessor anthls9 as an honorable ha'ige,
Of that true meri and. intrinsic exce.lency, by
which Alone it to be- acquired Nor is it
confined to any ondi,ion or rans Of men. 1t
serves to mark u mental or physical distinc-
ton. but is baye Of that ps rest nobility
the nobility of se heart, which while L may
be denied to thproudsst, is within the reach
of The most hubble 10 Young Ne n upon
,thcir ip.roductin TO the untred Weiss 'uae'
Of life. 1T rs recommendation more vain 'b!e
tban Diplomas Without it the future Z" n
hold out but lille promise. Clouds will ob.
scure the sun Hope, aud mists enshroud a
glowing prospect
To the old reputation is the solace OF re-
membrance; te crowning glory of all Pe% eX'
peience. It,ives comfortin declining years.
and profits beond the grave.
The valueof good name is appreciated
I! by the emulds: it is commensurate with their
highest pretnsons. Reputation is treasure,
which if po:esscd by the lumblest peasant
+; in a Cottag, he cannot be said to be truly
I! poor. Opuence may scoru, but amid all its
vanities, il the darkest hours Of neglect,
. good nameis rather to be preferred than gold
heaped as Mountains, or silver strewed. like
L ebbles inthe valley. The vile tongue Of
ST. :nder my select US as its victims, however
ex emplarywe are, for we often hear the good
der .ded, ard see virtue become shining mark
for the nvidious assaults of billingSgatc; !;
bur sooner or later the shaft will recoi upon
the g,iltyhead, and the voice Of vihdication
will eventually he heard rising like dulcet mu.
sic, swelling above the storm Of night.
Reput;r: ion is the pearl. whose price neith,
er prospeity nor advcrsity can depreciate. 1t
is the talis,nan of victory over all difficulties,
and assure pie gc of faith which gives con-
tentnent here, and inspires hope looking
beyoad the bourne'of life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Making Resolutions.

Never form resolution that is not good
one; and when once formed, rev.r break it
If you form resolution, and then break it
you set yourself a bad example, and you are
very likely to follow it. 4 person may get
the habit Of breaking his resolutions this j,
as bad to the character and mind. as an incu
rsbe disease to the body. No person can be
come great, but by keeping his resolutions
no person ever escaped contempt, who conlt
no: keep tLem.-An Erfract.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

aIoo many persons grow to use their re-
lisior as diver doth his bell-to venture
down into the depths of worldliness with safe
.y, and grope Tor pearls with just 50 much OF
heay. ems air us will keep them from suffoca.
ting and no more; and some, alas as at
time, is the case with divers, are sufocated
with the experiment
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

~ -~-'' 49, - - .tfs > !,
William, lore the Juliet Towcr.
And yon palatial pile
Yet. DER me sways sweeter nuwcr.
The ellinge Thoruey Isle.
0 Thorney Isle, 0 Thorncy I.le,
The loneliness 50 sweet,
Of Th"rney Isle, my Thcrney Isle.
Pleaseth me more, wect.
I love Wcs;minis:er4, ny wonns
Shu, out from snare and vile;
And meet bye for royal more,
Is lonely Thorney Isle.
0 Thorney Isle, 0 Thoruey LIE,
The Loneliness ~ sweet,
OF Thorrey Isle, my TLorney Islc,
peascth me more, wee;
III.
Norman, love the Pulaline,--
Keep, where 1 bodc erstwhilc;
But dear to me in ife's decline,
Isellinyo Thorncy Isle.
o Thorney Isle. Thorney I.le,
The loneliness 50 sweet,
Of Thorney Isle, my Thorney Isle,
Plcaseth me more, / wect
".
Sweet Thorney Islc, to thee I ,ly,
In these my days senile
Have off this crown, 0 let me die
In lonely Thorney Isle!
Thorney Isle, G Thorney I:lc,
The loneliness so sweet,
OF Thorney Isle, my Thorney Isle.
Pcascth me more, wect.
#Thorney Island was once the seat Of West
ninster. W. II. A,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Enisma for the Children.

am composed of 81 letters.
Ny 8, IS, 20, isa river in England.
My II, 10, 4, 8. 81, I. was celebrated Duke o
Normandy.
Ny 5. Il, Is, 9, i, an old.fashioaed musical in
strument. ~ r."
My2, s, ls, wAs the second son of Noah.
Ny :, 2o,s, u. 5,sls, 6,is the emporium Of the
linen trade in Iceland.
Ny S, 10, IS proposition.
NY whole is one of the most glorious events in
hehistory of the Confederacy. c.N. D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
9littrarg 1epartttnle':nl.t.,, Il. !,
BY MISS cLARasv: .pAReAN.
IS Thorney Isie.:

See another s.gig Of poesy from TIC; gifted
pen of w. Fl, A.,-entitled as above. We.
e,hort our friend to give himself more fully
to the MUSES.. HE is theirs by rights, and,
MARS to the contrary notwithstanding, lie.
should be amenille 10 their authority -at
least whenever ard @heresef That exceilsat
c1efde battalion can afford him the opportn-
nifty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

Capt. Hill, therefore, becomes Major, and
Capt. Lea Lieutenant Colonel Of The Regi-
ment. Such instances Of unself,huess arc
rare, even in the army. Capt. Hill is noble
hearted man, and as brave - he is unseltish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Mr.. noyce and the North.west.

Mr.. Boyce and the Northwest.
The Richmond correspondent of the Char
lesion Mercury has the following rumor on
the position.of Mr.. Bryce on the Northwest.
The read, + will bear in mind it is only ru-
NOR:
It. is rumored that Mr.. Boyce has been max.
ing speech in secret session advocating con-
cilia,ion towards the Northwest. Yesterday,
the House, in its anxiety to dispose of the
question Of impressments, refused to go into
secret session in order that Mr.. Bnyce might
conclude hs speech. What the temper of
the House is in regard Il the Northwest, I
cannot soy. The tone of the Enqtir'r ind.-
Gates the indispsition of the Administration
% rely on anything but hard blows-the right
Our policy is the execution Of tae Goa.
script IL correspondent says:
The Same IS forbidden the exchange OF
Joe Hooker b he cbauees Of certain city
NEWSPAPERS pei ...sas ssa : sloo worth Of On
phps'I .hnse 20, syess ss week srs sl' We hear
of conisclurpl movements Of ess. N'' 'n1'
heed no, be stokeu about
SS S.--.-A--e< = -A---2.~--
A HAnr CAss-'rhs 1Psovisional COtd.
nl!teer OF Botetourt county, Va, have given
notice, by advertisement in ,be Fintastlc Err
press, that they will hot hereafter support
the famie, Of .uldiors from thai couhty in
the eyentuf their marrying"
CooL.-The Ne.c South, the Yankee paper
published at Hilton Head, contains, a,noag
other villanics, an advertisement OF six
columns Of land sales "for unpaid direct
taxes in insurrec,ionary Districts" which
states that the lands there offered have been
forfeited to the United States. Several hum
drcd tracts of land OIL st. Helena Island, La
dy's Island, and Port Royal Island, arc emu
m.rrted. The notice is signed A. ID. Smith,
W. E. Wording, AMI Wm. Henry Brisbane,
Direct Tax Commissioners,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

EThe following verses, Composed years ago p.
JugcE Alaoama. and o nsvng reieTenS ;,h nc
to me " ,bedoy @ n Which Me- Ire The ihir
stanlashas fSupd speedy and a Beautiful fulfil
mens in every part of our rglosidqs sunny South
Ths Mothefs ol the South.
s :, j.. sonii,i
In the lnglds rid morn N',1i # anttl5f tg
When fronsthe cannon "a non s'i north, 1t
Came fle;shunydNer aea N 3 yea aeaet rs Fa''ie'
Their faiss M anst y tfs que lo!mSi
shrank not an l;,s terror 5ois1g lEsppitls' spt
But--raipboysaon tasfSsns- tsaH.
Std gre as frssa9sga Y srSnlse
Fhen ss1p:s.s ~ tns'F lsgnegories Dfssh9
onr-nobse seuleern 'noshsss'
Who in the stFllS-7~aia' Hafon, vile
Stood py tneit sons an" olP.''efS'
a.. o,u,i.n. .,ssF., n,,in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
For the AdTcr.lSer'
ThOrney Isle.

"The sweet loneliness of ThoIrey Isle pleas
eth me more now" These wors are ascsihed 10
Edward IT,, the Monk King by Sir = Dulwer
Lytton in bis powerful Rotn.uco nj {" HNrold the
last Of the Saxon Kings" They wero addressed
to William the Con4u-ror as the rnynt twsiu rode,