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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Gin sreeartiaes panorama

onrce nuO N tensr seOrntsn am e.
lnO 13ttn October, nit tbrsm tnrIi&fn Va.
pa, unitrtr Stabt sinsn 8sfu6 at,uRattsn
bstcmmtt lcmtt sine @slsssntsif, birr bt,
isls uno ssndutiis G6biIbunssn bsinabs alIsr
lfatt9sfunbsnsn Srefsn In Dem Sdla6tfel.
Rettuns oT Union pUrsslrGIt su Gsbsn-
ter bas btutiss Srsfsn gu @stiysbura.-
Ncnrrs, Der fslbft 70 Iunss In Der qrmse
Istr fHpsr perwunott unb ba,u untaualid
ben mar, tat feline Dliits ssipart, Isln pa,
"a fsbr tntsrthlnt unb lebrrsi6 su MAIDEN
9oIfsn tab sIn mitleieises pubhfum bic 6aI
N absno wObl, fir Otslsn osrwunOtttn Col
tpts er bies mobl psreifnt-fiiasn pIrO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

a. Bsnn irssno SemanO su Sud BON rem
|nsntor rtert. 10 lsbt lon nur oils sinrn Drmm.
ntsOtr, etnn rdre er birs mGt. 10 piirpe sr
8 Mot 9'9sn bic Sntrrsfsn feinrs ciasnsn
ate rsOtn. Str fSnnt Ssfen Dumml5pfen GO
untsr bic 9fals rcitsn, bns rinrr ibrsr siaensn
der l4 nod fcsnr fir $500 Bat tauIsn lar.
um filr bic Guftebuns bes gsnamten Sures ,u
y. Dies f6nnen le Itr nIdlt feItantn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
SDnnta9S- S6ul- -GSeit.

auf Nittwubs ben t4ten October. ipirO bic
5risOsasfrme SOuntass S6uls. in Der atr6s ~
Der fe sst6rt, in gBal6inston SaunI6ip, es6a
Gaanlp, stn 5slt fsisrn. bel psI6sr @dsatnbtt
bic ehrw. 9rrsn 6slfri6, Stef unb S5OssI &C.
asnWdrti8 i'in une 5pedmdsisr 0itSm bottsn
wsresn. Das 9abIitum IL tinNfdpsn hriSupUb-
men. GiC gsbrGr.
SetCbsT z. I'm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
S0GBbareS 6Dlsldn6,

luf 6fentliber Senou 3u perfaufen.
guf Samfass ben 2lam SftCbr. r16aens
UNI 10 llbr SOrmttags, fp1 auf Dem @igenttum
lslta In Sal,turs Sdunf6Ip, ee6l GduntY, fol.
arnbt5 rtf6Itstrne Gi9sntbum auf tfsnlli&rr grn'
Cu gertauft wnrtn, ndmIt@:
$50. I.-Gne 9otte Soljlano,
arSn,enb an 0anb Scn Samrs Ssrd, WiItcn GpI
pfl uno anSGtr rntbaltmh.5 Gdsr. -..
$50. 2.-Gine 9otte 6ot3lono,
sranlenb an ennO bon NiItpn gppsI unp an Nc.
/, cnt6alsnO 5 adsr. ..
SEQ. 3.-@iue 9otte 6oljtono,
arin,enb an Gant BON Nitun aPpsI unp an SO.
3, entNaltsno 5 ader.
gto. 4.-Gine 9ctte DolStanb,
oranjcnb an 9anO bon Miltcn glppsl unb an 60
3, rRttnltrnN adrr.
SO. 5.-gire Gotte 6olslanb,
ardn,cnb an Qanb BON 0liltOn 9Ipptl unO an 80.
i, enlbaIttnb 5 older.
$50. 6.-@ine 0otte t0oljlonb,
StSn,nO an Qanc Vcn @iltCn appd unN an 30.
5, ent9altrnb Gfer.
Spo. 7.-Gine 9otte 6olslanb,
prdn,enb an QanO bon 9lIltOn appsI unb an 30.
6, trttOltsnO gdsr.
SO. S.-Gine G0tte 9ol5lono,
ar6n,enO an 9anb bon 9liItpn gIpprt unb an 30.
Z, mIGattsnp 3 adr.
SO. 9.-@inc 4ctte 6oljtano,
ordn;snb an Qanb BON Scnat6an Sirbr, Nc. 4.
unr g uno anoeres Shnb, rnibaItsno ader uno
"a 9taibfR.
psy-9tae biz rbissn Gotten 1Inb nit rsm beRsn
RaIianien uno bonn I6wtrtsn BrIti&sn. I9pie
anruem Scl;, I&idlIG fdr SdstISds, trra&fsn.
9to. IO.-@ine 9otte 8altanien 9oISlano,
arar,sub an Qanb BON SOgn 5Ottsnarn, Sctn
Rttir unb Nnerrsr, rntbaltsnb A Ndn uno 80
9tutbrn. -.
So. lI.--Gine 2otte @iieners .eanc,
pcrauf F& cine Giiruers Gjruts pom trRm grS
ttfnret. OlcIctte tfgt am ec6a Berg uno 60
trfned i& SusIct9 Ucn bslsn SUll barauf. uno
10 arGR,t Die yDttr an QanSr Dcn Dapio Ssmme'
rtr, Sobn So!tFnilsin unp Nntnsr sntbaItrno7
adsr unb So Jtuttsn.
o. BUR nSmli6n 3:t lodm aud elm Ydnr
pfups'54ept, an Der Sal5turs'r Sir6s SsrFauft
peresn
Gbcnfall6:
AuI SlWHune UtH olIFH SElppUI HuHFtHrT
I'M il9r bss gaAmttass, lcll am 9 ie9erSs
@alitau1s, In Ncro sBtsittaa
5aunIdip, OIfIem Gauutp, tTentlit UsTfault MR.
ben:
SO. I2.-Gine 9otte SoolJlanc,
arGn,snS an 9dnber SUn Daniel CROP uno @sUrss
Semmsl, rnttatsnb older, mfbr Obsr psntssr.
SO. I3.-Gine eptte &afanien 6oljlano,
srdnscnb an eanO bon SOl'pb 9auier unO Daniel
@rCb, rnl9nlttno 9Idsr, mrSr Ubsr wsnioer.
llnO rs III bits elm Gbril pss 6interlafsnsn Iis'
ssnem 81mBstns bts SsrlOrbsnen MARTIN
8 Utter, ben tsIastsm Sal;burs SauniGip,
eeGa Gnmty-mo 70 t5nntn untrlireiibnrs 8sd'
te fir baGsIbs sssstsn ipsrpn. Dafslbs wtro
duh pbns 9tldbalt pertduft.
g8er bas gi9rnibum pUr ben SnfauIstdssn In
AuasnIGein ,u ntbmtn wdnfht brlitte an Der
lfbfbtrissn Bcbnu=S bsS trIdgten Marttn 8it'
ter, porIulprsdsn, no oaHn pallslte brrsitpiats
9Gsist wsrosn iuiro.
Die SeOinsunssn am gertaufstass unb 1uf.
rpartung BON rs.a
Den @recuteren.
Sct z, 1863 na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
BUR nSmIiden 3eit unb am ndmli1en
Srt,

3ur ltdt1ltben 3eit unb am ndmli1en
Srt.
fOQ aud nod fclssnSrs terrli9t @istnt9um Silent
lid prrfauft perosn, nGnlid
Np. 1.-Gine grlpi0e 2ptte 2anb,
Selssrn i'm namlfem SnunI6ip unb GaunlY
9ranlsno an ednesr bon Sbomas gJunbt, @6arles
gsutarc uno SOnatbau Marts, uno lirst an rsr
StraBs bon SGrsr's 9aabauIe mad Nsubarb's
NGbls, unb nur etpa II Meie bon alentaun
snttaItenO 5 older, mttr Obsr wenIsr, Scr,tsli6
auteS SauIanb, unp 70 iil oaiiste untsr bsrrIi6n
5snIsn.
gfp. 2.-@ine an6ere 2ctte 0runt,
scIsssn I'M ndmtt6m Saunftip unb Gauntp
srdnjrno an eanNer ben 9tsubm NsubarO, Senrp
Nsubaro, gBittpse OrI&lsr unp 9tsutsn 6slfri6
uno ltret all Der Strn6e BON Nusntaun mad SieeD
frtcbs Sriids-uno nur etpa 1 ! Wtlr BON Ql.
lsntaup; ertbaltsno 10 ader unb Sc Rutbsn
brrl6 9utss 8lu. unb @ras 9ano, bur& wrl6ts
Der Scrban.GIue Fiset Da0tbr ii stsi6fale
untsr 9utsn 5tnIsn un0 iitnbaupt In einem gs,
pdnftten @uItur'3ultanbe.
Sttses @isrnttum wirO ptne Nddbalt Strs
fauft, inSrm Der @issnt9iimtr mad rem 8cfsn Su
3cben 9etentt.
Die SrOinsunsen AM gcrfaufstuse mO guf'
partun9 BON
Qaul 2)unot.
SdpbFr z, 1868. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
@uDttDrS @Mnsetde.
Sctpbrr Z, 1863

Sn Dem Baifenocribt bon 9cbo SO.
9n Der Sa6e Der Rc6nuns BON Ystsr Ssl,
Armuiiirator BON Der SIntnIafenIduft prS prr.
ltprbmGn setlliam Sfl, lebttin bon qr&a 60.
Qusuil 7, 1868, auf Sorl6tns brS Srn. St.
Der, ernannte bic @curt U. 8. Bsler, GIa. ale
9IuOi!Or UNI teIa8te Ne6nuns Su oubitcn mb
wtnn nGtbi9 iiterSuIsgtn uno grrttsiIuns bem
@rIsb oemGS Su MAIDEN.
sSxFsE Nus oGn lIrtunotn.
Edsg BIssu9ts :-W. . a II s III a II, GlCrt.
Der Cbenbfnamle Aueitcr pirS gum @nb3wsd
Isinrr @rnfnnun9 3uIrasn Irin In lFtnsr Qmt1ubr,
In aasntaun. In trr SfsSamiltOn Straee, am
OCnnuiias ben %. Sftotfr, UNI 10 ll6r Dor.
mtitaSs, waun uno polslbR fA nlle intersIlirtt
0rIcnCn eIEfineen tGnarn.
8enrp 2f. Si9ter, l(ubitor,
Sttubrr Z. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Sas 9San,cmblatt.

Sn Dem @anjentlatt BON lester $50
dye lperoen-um @. S8. Woobporo ,peiss
5upaiben - eini9e l(ufl6er an0efibrt,
lueld)e in 1855 in unierem Slattc, be5t9:
litb ouf Die @inwanoerer, eribiensn fino.
8a5 nun oie5 init gSoooparo su tbun
bat, oies fann bob fcin Uern Il II f ii q er
Wann be9reifsn. 2(ub 1ino mir oob audi
feiu @oupern6r5: nod ir9eno ir9eno Gin
anoerer Ganoibat. Sa mac in Dem pas
triot eribien, oomit fam bob otCb fiber
Wopowaro nidt oopon weis9eDlIben
Wercen, bon Dem Dap er aetban bat-uno
er Bat einen SefbluB in Der Gonititutionz
}(bdnperun95 @onpcnticn on9cbCten, um
Nom
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
8 c aOrbcu.

(Ginss|anct eurb ben Gtrp. Srn. Sauman)
QIm 27fm StrtsmbEr, In gIlsntunn, 8 oftp6
RUtb, alt 39 Satrtn, 5 Monatm uaS 2S Ia.
atI,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
oreFIematisn oce pra1Ioentsn

a I d tngtOn,3- Oft. prdliosnt Gin,
bat ftnf prcflamatiOn srlnIm, in Der er
Odttdrssr auffOrott, ben Isstm DUnnsr(laa
Ssmtr aIs 9anFfusanSstas su fslsrn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Sefentlt6e 9en6u.

90 lOtlen auf Effentli6er @fnbu putauft wfr.
ben, auf @5am1nst ben I0un SttOGsr, am @aa.
tauie pcn s accb M aotss, in @ei1rn6ura
Sauni4p. esta gaunly, fOlsenes @ndt9I4of
ten. nGmlid
4 cute 6ubrs@aule, 2 Gr g8isfn nit go.
oirS, fin ScISiGlittsn, ,wsi Spring gsgBiasn, flint
Srtts 6ubr'pfrNe' @ef6jrr, urO anbrrs aytifsl.
Die Ssbinsunssn am grrtaufstasr unb Quf-
iphrtung bon
Same5 Mc ltnolcr6,
Gonlp eo6rio8c.
SttOttr z. ra2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
@eIeQI1QftS : MuflDGun9.
Nu6ttDrS Nnsetde.

NnDttDf8 : Nll5Gt9e.
Sn Der Sa6s bu @rlber peldbe in bic gParn-
@curt BON 9s6a Gaunty bsiabIt ipurbrr, BON bfr
SinisrIahmf6ait bes ptraortrnrn 5snrY Gel
lsbibn BON trIaatsm Gauntp.
gluauR 7. 1868, auf gUrI&taB bon 8. s. Sll.
Der. gGq., snannte bic Court s. u. 8ielr, 6fq.
aIs GOmmifdcnsr, UNI tsIdstrs @rlp 81 Srrtbdlen.
SRSN Nus Den llrtunoeu.-8gsuqts
SAESD .. 0amSman, Cdr.
Der @pmmiiiiunsr I'm obiesn Sale wiro icinrn
9fi&tm abwartsn In Isiner Office, In Der Sam.
tltOn StroBs natf BEN Gmsriran SCtsl, in Der
StaOt alrntnuu nuf DUnnsrltas ben %. Otto
Der, UNI I utr gcrmtttuss, mann uno wulelbR
i& ole intsrslirtsu psrlcnsn einfnt,n f5nntn.
6enrp u. 8i9tcr.
Sttobr z. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
@ @tntpan6erer 6aS
Sttmmre6t gang We951-
lle6men !

Dies lteDt fbDorJ auf ipel6, lpie lplr
bercit fine einsm SeOen gu Sei0sn, Der &C
lebcn ipill-uno wer uns ooS @c9entbeil
in .ienen Debattcn 3ei9t, Dem iol Ole
Summe BON $500 au6bejoDlt perben.-
SIR oiele Summe fanu man ipobl na6.
iuben, uno mir fiirdbten 9ewib nibt, oaf
ir9cn0 Semano Die obi9e Summe Der:
cient. 6a ! S0a in Der SPOT, Der 9er:
lub 1T Elm tinoiftber, n6mlicb Den Sop:
psrDeoo uno Sremoenb1ifer @Coowaro
our1 oaS rpeisjuUoibsn, ipa6 mir ietbiI
9eia9t baben Die Sra0e ftellt iib bwirt,
lib 0uf, ob Der Scribbltr nod bci icincn
rebten Ser(fono 1T =?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
lluipnmdnner, ertpa0t I!

Gine @srIummlung rer 6reunNc Der Union un'
lsrsr 8CrpGtrr, foa otostaltsn wtrbsa, am Saufe
pon 9 lpmUn 5utpsr, in SClsnIad, bic
lem GauntY. auf 6reitasS bm 9ttn SEtC6fr, TIM
I llbr bfS NatmtlOgS, bal wslGr Der
Gbrp. s. Snuman s. Sprrrit Senr9
Bad,
70 ipIs anbers Ssrrn essenpdrtis. lsin unS bic
Gebe anrsbrn psreen. glas 6reunoe tcr Union
iinp sn9rlatrn 8riSupr9nen.
Die Committee.
Sspt. 80. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
111aA faaen sle 8Slodten .,

Som 0. QennTploonia Heferue 8e9i
ment tbeilt Elm Gotrefponocnt nit, oaB be-
elmer fi3lib i'm Qd9et tu @ulpepper Uor'
9enommpnen Qbltihiniun9 fot9Cnoe6 3e:
fuItat iib bsrausffelIte.
Qboe9eben tpurcen $50 Stimmen:
Sir, Curtin $50
Sir 8ooolporo 6
Der ,,Grie @asette" ,ufct8e cr9ab cine
2fbftimmun9 i'm las. 8e9iment:
Sffi3iere:
SIR Curtin Is
Sir @ooowarb 90
9 o,aten:
Sir Curtin III
Sir Mooolparo a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

Sot9enoes 1T cine Gbitimmuna bel Ell
ner ab9ebattehen @lbl am %. Septem
Der, fir 9oupern6r, i'm ertten SudtoiI
8s9iment, .. SreiWilIioen:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. IL, 1868. .
M.atiue of the .Hoaa.a, OF relief.


We call attention 10 tho notice, in another
column, Of /. asetias Of tho Board Of Relief, to
be hsld in, tho Cosrt House, Oh Monday the l'sh.
Lot evsry one in auyui.s concerned in thi' sooo
cau.e, land who is not-er who should not os.j
.ivs his attendance. Lot erory eae r-meniber thai
THE 10 tho oapae. sf-taosc immortal men who 'Arf
4, the feld aud saoro While they arc
ginning imp spondsnos!or as, us chrrish ana
sscoor thsiy farilies. La, tho people o. homo
.preYsthep s.ises worthy. OF the hsrcism Of tie
soldiers wh, are fighting for thsm-freszlns fol
thon-.sarvils FOR ihsu-.nF.rins for shem-
syiu- for th.ra. These arc not idle words; mark
.'tks,, we'll. Rsr.nbcr hat a, long AS tn. cur
yosoy i, 80, rsaauiapt all articles Of consumption
and primY ssc.isi,y Sill be h,ld At tearfuly higl
.pr;ces. T.i, is burdeA pressing most heavily
II not y..hsr, upon soiaisrs and their families
The mechanic and the l.boror d;mand and essair
higher wages as food and cl-thing become mor'
costly; but .hs pay of the soldier rcaains th'
sane. Without the sia-ths liberal aid-of tn
people at hsus, the family Of tho soldier mus
+, suffer. This. must never bo! C me- forward on
and all than, in this noble and common cause
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

o. /. = 2 =
and very successful. 9ampton's Legion, (infsp-
try1 evi. Gary, gutnr-n The spimy's les!s esli''
forced .it. back upon the eentre, captured LIS
camp suG wagon ,rsin, and Sna.ly got in the:rear
OF. the !sirsHing. In the. eaptime the forces ut
Brow N. c.r,y Esrc pat il instion, and wefs pas
sing 1oun 10 tho relief of their 1yins' ctinr radss
The5 were in such numbers, sti ihe gouod WAS
.ef such n character, thntit was f.unl impossible
to holi. them. in, check; whereupca Gen. Jensihs
recalled .Bratton. nows pushing :hs foe back In
great tconeu.ioa: Tbs araer.to withdraw Sas NO.
given an toe uoon; f,r the forces from Browns
ferry wore within thie.. hundred yards of ths
| only bridge, over Lookout creek by which tho
Consederates cauldrttreat, when the last Of Grat:
| toms brigade pa.ssJ over i. LAW, Bcnnicg nnd
Robortaon did not become, holly engrgoi, snl
! Suffered but slight loss. 5-F=lri -
& Isratson's brigade, on the csHtr:ry, lost nearly
| ina il killed. rousdcd and mir.ing. Among The
killed, was tho iutrerid Col. fitzpatrick, Of the
FIRST Sonth CarolnAli 4 fsu Of our wounded
fsl. ia.o tho hands rof tho encmy; thi, was uha
roidable in apight affair. Tho loss of the enemy
must have boen hsavy. Hs WIS rot prepared fol
this attack, Was tnrawn iuto confusion, and hi
lino. doubled Back upon each o.hor, 50 that tl
.arns ball from Confederate gun might dispstcl
two or three men at the timo. No wagon
we're brought off, though nuuiber of mules AM
horses we're killed. Hslnptohg Legion cspture'
dag which was saved. Amons tae twenty o
thirty prisoners taken, were representatives. fror
n Il f-s.u
tho Potomac.
An Intelligent Texan scout Won't within fhol
distance Of the enomy'; a.ld hospital this morn
ing, and he reports their wounded at from 50
10 l.00U."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

THE NAvr-A PRrDGrIoN.-Mr.- Watts.
the tlovernrr elect Of Alabama, il said 10
hare Used the following language in recent
speech 81 Selua
.Mr. Mallory, the best abused man in the
Conte,lrracy, woul1, he pre'licl,d oefnre the
eni Of the year, become the syio,ure O: oil
Eyes. H., work had been going on silently
but e vas conii;lentit would snoa exhibit a
power su cent to sweep from the ocean eve
ry vessel Of he Yankee nav: Wuy if only
half uf that had be.n tcl.l Nd about the China
fleet was true, our pr sp cts tnr .c"iiq l:rins a
peace were indeed bright. What ifa h.mt
of iron cads were sud leniy To make their mp.
pearance al Mphllo and Charleston. rccnptuse
New Orleans, ASCEND the Mlssigs,pp River tn
Firk>burg and Memphis, repossass ny thosc
places. and finally t''r ell Nnw Y,rl Itself
Womld not tnesr things strike amaz' mrnt and
terror 10 the Yankee mi"d? AID, what was
still more gr ,iiying, their happening was not
withou. the bounds Of probability.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
The president m tsoldsboro,.

GoLpsDoRo, Nov. 7th.-President Davis
arrived here to-day. in special train, at III
o'clock, A., NJ. He was enthusiastically re
ceived by the citizens and soldiers. On be
ing callea for, he made q few remarks from
The platform Of the car. lie said that North
Caroliu. had done her duty ,u1bly, TSm the
bAtrle OF Bethel to ChickalnAuga, and would
do her duty in the future. That srumblers,
who sat around their firesidcs fndiag fault
with the sol,iers, and thus dampcning their
ardor, would be remem bered hereafter. lie
closed bis remarks amidst loud cheers-e1'
pressing the hope that peace and prosperity
would soon smile upon us, a ffes aud indcpen'
The train moved of amidst dcafcuing and
prolonged cheers. The President seemed i,
the enjoyment Of good health, notwilh'Iald
Ing his fatiguing tour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
Mm. RI. t;ihson.

The following letter announces in TT and
proper terms tile death of another OF our Or We
soldiers from Elgc6eld:
CAMP NEAR CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
MRS. WIN. GlBsok-DEAx MADAM: The
tidiugs contained i'll this will bring WOO Vi
your heart and hume, hut 1hofe Ho who
uspuses of ali .persons ard things will comfort
you. Ills my Dad duty to ell you that your
husband, Wm. Gibson. irl. ~ tue front rank
of ais company aud regiment in Tie fight on
Sunday No bravcr man never died, ami
wuen .ai.i to the men tns.t there must bo no
latering, lie said: "No, never, We will drive
them off that hill and whip them or die" No
BILE, gallant soldier, they were driven; but 10
the coward vaidals fled, a shot sped its way
aud struck him IN his forehead and he dicd
without groan. The company and regiment
will ioug, long MOURN the lpss OF one Of It's
bravesL aud best men, while Edgefs.d and our
Common country will give his maine bright
peculiar spot ON the roll Of her honured mar
tyred heroes.
Accept my assurances of kinlest regard
and deep sympathy with, ana for you and
your precious, little ones who were so dear
to lny separted Leru lrieni.
JERRY GOGGANS.
i. S.-Wn. Merchant and others Vi mn
friends attended IL burylng the dead on Mon
DAY, and he Was burleL as neatly as pu sipie,
and a board set 10 mark the place where the
gallant hero Nus buried.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
-CharlcSton.

: RroEa tse latest .aesr,tehsa, We slsan no'b'ns
senesrning asaiss as cl~ress.n, but that the Yam
koss ais OK r.natng there; '.Tery dsy, tho mos
sperla AUS, fabulous, ipcaleulable amount OF metal
aud accom- 1lishins the most triains, amount OF
damage Old Suutey stands .ublimeiy untsrr9sd
--sss,ns to grow daily harisr aud more 'eo
The President w.a in the City. las. woek; he re
iieusa ill; tho troops. iuspectsl al abe work.
uaa mach fed aud oarsssed, aad departed sp-
rAssat;y in high state .: accommodation.
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SAVING THE TENTH.--1'he St uuton F,.
dicafor rec "ssl stnrY of a farmer near tina,
town, who beinz dAs'raus "t paying the Gov
ornment the tc.,.ii nf sunln oats he was then
hauling in, lol1 his s"rvari!r haul nine loads
u & e barn and bring the innth load t., town
to tle Qnaltermas'or, rs he ia! 10 pay That
load 10 The Government. Upon returning T.,
his place q few days after, he irqairad Of th-
by if lie had delivered the tenth load to tile
Quartermaster mo masss," ss;d the tr,ls.
ty lelow, sith the al Of man WHO had ac-
compli.hcd great feat, the Government
don't git nu6n-for dnr wsr'nt no tent load
| done cram it all in nne.'
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Var. Tax Office.
Co1uMRIA. s. C.. Muy.. 6, Is

]. y DaBoae, Basl, -is.ess :.
SIN: Yours f .hr.2i instant has been re-
ceiyrl.z With fegM: ~ the as.c*slnen! OF
tic lax inskini, you must use yonr best
alignment rs to the ,arst appropriate time 10
assess cotton crops i'll your District, ar.i YOU
are quite, correct rs to The best mode of pro
cc.dini-.
In taxing horses, lax the tax on everything
rbat is not msed in agriculture. All ca--iagc.
I puggy and sadi.e korses ara s-scs.sd ssd
ts 1ed they are MT u,cil in agriculture Nor
is III Ovursecg's hJr.e z1e;np. Inc -lc' co:i-
templates only such IS are 'actuo'g used J.;
ti!i.ns tn soil Mules oxen, ca;on aid Cal
.nor.es, aud those I'd in the plough, DC, ~ u
none Tiers, are xenit. ,nctanpt insptc'
.;nd yal;la cry he sc. 1,u iDu I, therefore
arrive At fair average of ibis class "i prop
cry. Horses includes .ll mares md coi's
Those possessing peculiar VAiue--'''ch as
race ut,rse or.UioGd llurse-mu,t nc a seeSe'
ACCORDING to their in,rlu.ic value. 30, 100
nil. the Tax Oil leat castio. This includes
! Ill cyas, ycarlngs anu calies; all mllch COW
inclnd.d, OF cur :e. The Act m .kes. 40 e1
cep.on. The value of sll beeves sud pr:cr Z
the lst of November, from The passing ofth'
Act, (a4th o. April, 1852 shall be taken ac
cordiag to the gross p-oceads uf such sales
making such deduction AZ the Act sprcifes
and such sales shall be added to income.
With regard topotatoes and all other crops
the Act laysa 1.-THE upon ali planted as vel
as gulhered. I. en- estimate Can be torne
Of The ingstherei crop, tue 1.-THE to the Go!
ernmert cal be collected from that which
gathered. have received 50 many letter
on this subject, tlueI shall Cause this to
published, and send it to- all the ASSESSOR 3
the embo irent OF my Instructions. Yer
respectfully, -,
State Collector.
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a letter frnn priya,e s,l,lisr. on nicke,

A letter from private soldier, On picket
duty in Gen. Rrasg'. army to a telalivs in
Columbus, states that a short time since lie
exchanged With IL Yankee picket Solitary
hi.rnt ior silver dollar, and that Yankee
Captain had ma'ie the magnificent clfer oi n
tine overcuat for two biscuits. .he Yankec
has digested the coveted food, and is, doubt
hess, again hungry, but The coat still covers
the form of the Confederate soldier AID will
keep him. comfortable through the long nights
q. lie coming winter. Thonau' m must to
getting " hard up'''' for provisio-s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

According to Il Yankee let or writer, Gen.
era Schotield, newn command Of the Yam
kee forces i'll Missouri, recently caused six
respectable citizens of jackson county, who
had committed no Offending act, to be- shot in
cold blo;,d. The people in that section, alarm.
ed and te7roritrcken at The threats of the
.inturiate william, ara said to lie flying from
their homes, leaving al behind. Have the.
people of the South tho me1ns Of vtangeauco
In their hanis2 Then how shall vengeance
be dclerred2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

|
80 80 'ihs pcsan ilo clad Dictator has beer
completed i. New Y.ri. nrd is ready for launch
ug. No,h;r.y like has bcou .nai,t in Inc Unit ID
>t"tss la. ,;e riac ms .,uiiuic ni the ,rln.r IN
el turie;s aud ei;;re su:rAssca HE n,s; l.rn Ia
Die protoeuon ever c"nreivt. ior SHIPS bclofe.
~ Gen. Arm,irops is to tsks comman,! Of
tie div .,on lately cc.niaandct, by Gen. Forrest in
Brags'S army.
> 5lsy- The Ohio s;a;e,,n.n says l,a, Mr.. Lin
cclu, Mr. Chase aid Mr.. Seward arc understood
to be r;v i candidates for the next Presidency.
The Statesman thinks Mr.. lincoln i, determined
thai Lc wi. be elected, a: All events, that he
will retain tho ,fice for another tctu, aud is Of
the option ihGt tae chief rivalry is between him
and ChaEo.
Ey' The Richmond Examiner thinks the ene
my will Geasi'n all hspe Of taxing Richmond,
aud at an carly day concentrate tho greater por-
ton al bis furcc in the West and South.
~ We learn from The Mercury Of of tho 7h
tnaC u man an whom saspiciul had faien, WAS
Oh Thursday. arrested NJ BrnncivilIe rs,a spy.
Frsm PAPERS in his pocket it vas discovered that
he Has.an officer in the service Of tho United
States: Upon being arrested, he Is said to ha,o
erinced much ainrn.
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!. RELiGIous NOTICE.


D., isiou y, u EiseI ID As''ri 't'on. viii con
venc with u, Republican Church, on Friday be-
for: tl: 5t Sabbath in Nov. lust, IT 10 s'siOck'
An
introductory Sermon by ,Bfo. J. 5. Mathews;
Bro. VI. B. Shaw alternate.
Charity ssrm.n Bro. S. p. Getnsn -Gr''. J.
p. Ne: ':n- alternate.
Bro. n. Merriwsthsr Essayist.
Subjects fur di'css,ion,-lst, WHAT il meant
bJ "rrOw'h in grace" and that are tho best
us.n. Of attaining it Bro. ]. P. M.alinx in
treduc,ory speaker.
Cd. Who smy enemy, and what are,r:y dntie'
to bin? Bro. J. S. Mathews introductory sre.k'
er. J. S. MATHEWS, NOD n.
f. M. SwsAR,oNes, Clerk.