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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
From, Richmond.

RICHMOND. Sar., 3r.-Thef Secretary of
State has notified foreign Conspls that hehas
received official information Of the opening
Of the blockade off Charleston.
The belief here is that the blockade cannot
be renewed within sixty days. 49, 3s-a44s
Some of he Kentucky delegation credit
tile report that Gov. Robinson hss called!ou
sixty thousand men to repel the aggressions
of the Lincollr,G Government. The report W.
referred to in the House of Representatives
on the 29th by Mr.. ,Foote, who proposed
meeting of members after adjournment to
adopt revolutions expressing tneir grat;fca.
tion ut the event. The meeting was mt held.
On dit, that Commissioners from Indiana and
Illinois have arrived here. This report is the
town talk to-day. ~
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Barnwell, from
the Committee on Finance. presented q bill
regulate the currency, providing that treasury
notes, tundable in seven per cent. bonds, shall
be so funded on or before. the lst,of July
after that date they will only be fundabie In
four per cent. bonds. The new Bsues are to
be fundable Yithin Fix months from. their
date in six per cent. bonds-afterwards in
four per cent. bonds. ss sszsa:I 4
The bill to organize the Supreme Court
was further discussed by Semmes and Yancey.
The House debated the Exemption bill in
Committee Of the Whole, and adopted an
amendment that no person shall be enrolled
who has a substitute in the army, furnished
in accordance with tie orders heretofore issued
by the Secretary of War, unless the substi.
tute has or shall desert, or has or shall become
liable IN military service. The Committee
rose and the House adjourned to Monday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
"Dick Cheatham."

This thorough bred Stallion, it will be seen, will
stand the Spring season in this vicinity. To those
wishing to engage in stock raising We highly re-
commend Dick Cheatham. He hns rs well-for,ncd
fine colts as can be shown anywhere; and his
terms are exceedingly moderate-only S25 the
season,-whilst one Of his year colts are worth
ten times the money. In fact we know of seve-
raj of "Dick's" year olds that cannot be bought
now for s30O cash down. Farmers, study your
interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

STOCKING SCENE AT an ExgcuTIoN.-A
horrible occu-,rence took. place in the town of
Woodstock, Canada West, December Eth, At
the execution of man named Cook. TIE
criminal was 4 blind man, aged seventy, and
had been convicted Of the mnrder of his wife,
which he alleged he perretrated under the
iasucBee Of liquor; making very little defence
of any oiil..r k;rd. The usual grim apparatus
Of executiou, and the clo,T2 ctmlpon to such
Occasions. wefe on The ground put fhc lass
Gnisller OF the law had constructed Q part Of
his machinery so badly as to odd double nor
ror to the usual disgusting character Of the
spectacle. lie employed 10 long a rope that
tie man fell mnch farther than is Usual, or
thai: yas r, qsircd, aad the jerk Of bis body
was Consequently 50 grea, rs 70 completely
sever the head from iny body. Horrible to
heholdi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
Capture of the Gunboat John p. Smith

CHARLESTON, Jan. ,3l.-Several days ago
General Ripley dispatched q force Of a%rtillr-
", commanded by Liert. Col. Yates, TO
James Island, With tie design OF. attacking
the Yankee gunbaats cruising in Slnno river,
about eight miles from the city. Col. fates
posted his guns, twenty one in number, IN a
semi circle, stretching on both sides ct the
river, arounl the gunboat John Z. Smih,
and ut four o'clock yesterday afternoon open,
ed a concentrated fire upon her. She replied
with broadsides. The engagement lasted one
hour, when the gunboat hauled down her Nag,
snrrenderips Internationally, with on hun
dred aud eighty prisoners. She carried clever
guns. Many of her crew were killed and
wounded. Our loss Was only one man
wounded.
Other very important movements are in
progress here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
Severe Weather.

On last Tuesday night and We'lqsrdaysw hnl
quite a lively snow storm, to the sfeat delight "i
the young people; and OIL Monday night Of this
week We were visited with more SNOW, s!eet anri
rain. So fur we have bad u severe winter-coldar
t'lon we have experienced in u number of yenrs
We would here remind the chnritnhly disposed Ia
remember the poor. And hear in pipi that, IN
less they recci:c assistance FROM those Of you So
abundantly allie to give, they must inevitably
suffer,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
For the Advertiser.
I'm MemorIan,.
Nopru EAsr .Jan.

NORTH EAST n. Cy Jan. 10Th, 1867.
The Eigcield Light Infantry held a meeting
to-day, and, OH motiun Of Private f.. REESE
passed the following Preamble and Resolution:
without II dissenting voice
WHEREAS, 1t hath been, decreei by the a wise
Dispenser of events that anutbcf friend and fel-
lpw-sollier should be removed from our ranks
through the agency of that dread diseasc,-Ty.
phoid fever. Therefore '&<4i
Re.orced,i Tint the Eisefsld Light Infantry
ha. s~pstained y great loss in the death Of JOHN
MALI.ET,. who Fns over cherished md faithful in
the discharge of duty. ~ u /:
Rexolred, That this Corps take a melancholy
pleneure in calling to mind the good nature and
the friendly disposition Of him thnt is now Sleep
Ing in the grave far away from home and from
tho scenes of bis childhood.
Resoir-d, That our warmcst sympathies are with
the Father ~ and other kindred Of our departed
coprade, " ds
Resoisea, TiIat . copy of these proceedings he
ppHlj.hal' Up the Edgefeld A9oeriiser, anil thai u
enpy also be sent 10 The tIIa4sd!ate' family Of Tue
dec6asol. ~
L1Ev1. Jas. NJ. LAShAM, CHAIR.
Orderly I. j.. ADAMS, Seo'ry.
sWe have lsnrned that old Msjor MALL.r is no
more. He Was hcre on Monday the Stu inst.,-
the day after his son, JOHN MALLEr, was buried
at Wilmington. N. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
A Clever r. NJ.

Mr.. NicKEnsos, p. NJ. at Big Creek in this
District, has our especial thanks for the interests
he manifesto in behalf Of the Advertiser. lie
ever has been u working friend to our paper, and
lat,erly seems to be making even greater c1er-
iions to increase our circulation than he hns hither'
to done. We again thank him for his kindness.
IF Post Masters and others would cay a word ~
two in our favor occasionally it would certainly
lend to enlarge our subscription list; Try it. good
reader. Help us NIL you can.
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Strange.

It is strange that Executive p%roclnmations of
particular interest to the people Of the Fourth
Congressional District should be ordered pub-
lished in the Charleston and Columbia papers,
while newspapers, with u large circulation, Issued
in the Districts composing the Fourth, are not
authorized to copy them. The late proclamation
Of the Governor, in relation to the result of the
Congressional Election, will be found on another
column, and which we publish gratis for the edi-
fcation of the Edgefeld public.
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that m, Spectator or dealer shall be indicta-
Bile nndfr the bill. who sells at q profit not TX
cre ling 20 PER cent.
After the lai!mc of a molten 70 lay ibis
amendment OH the ,ptls--yeas:42 nays so,
Mr.gM.k s,l mi, M rhc indefinite postpone
men' Of the bill whicu lassed IN the,affif-
matl,e;-yras 55i nays o.,
A message vas ordered &c. tbs Senate, pro.
osilgs.t0 resci..i tile urier for a.'joa:Dmslf
or FriIiY 'neAl.
Aher4i+ reception II a large num'er, Of
pap r. 1fiMn Senate,
The House ad%i"lrmd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
For the Advertiser.

For Inc Advertiser.
Inscribed to Mrs. Edward Reed on the
leaih Of her Husband.
Weep not tho thy bird has Aswu,
Hiltcpme agian and sing;
Sigh not,%tho' thy flowers are srewnA
The y'lfb o"ln forth fresh in the Spring.
Wall not,sth"' the voice be stiled
That 1ul,.d thee "ft to rest;
Rejoice t,.al now those notes are t,il,ad
On high smii the blcst.
Grieye not that rh"u art left alone,
Thy fundest hopes all ~blighted;
Gr,an not tina, the loved ones gone,
To whom Thy srul was p~lishtsd,
Weep net. sigh not, wall not Ger
The lowers Of life Fae's gathered;
Grirvc not. groan not more
For their sweetness too soon uithered.S
Let radiant hope her influence shed,
And from thy breast NIL anguish sever;
Mourn not then the saiuteds drni, 30
But hope on, hope on forever ns8 -
aa a&asV1KEoWEE.f *
G..cnmary, Jan. 2ota, 1861 J ar < 81,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
From North Carolina.

WILMINGrcN, Jan. 31.--Our pickets at
S~wansboro', Onslow county, report that seven
transports passed there yesterday afternoon.
The pickets at New River report that five
transports had passed there since last night,
altbouad southwark.
The steamer gosnqbis arrived ct c Confsd-
crate port this morning,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
TrsspAY, JASuARY q, 1863.

TrEsD1Y, JANUARY q, 1863.
SsTArs.-Ahsr reception of papers from
the House, reports of COMMITTEES, &C., SEE
ate proceeded with the orders, and agreed t.
the report OF tho Special Co0Hittee OH tn,
bill 70 Gmend the Act granting aid to the fam
iiies Of soldiers after amendment.
The special ord.r-Acts to grant relief t.
deb;srs and to prevent .acriiees Of property
at public sale~-coning up, the first nsme'
bill was read a second tine-yeas 90, sny.
Sand ordered TO the House.
The second named bill was ordered to the
table.
Rasuning the General orders, the bill t
amend an Act to supply negro labor for coas,
d-feuee, and the bill to prevent, and punist
the planting and cultivating over a certain
quantity of ootton during the war, were read
> second time and ordered to the House. On
the Latter bill, by yeas %, nays IL.
The message Of the House, rroposin; to
re.cind the order for adjournment on Friday
next was ordsrei to liz on the table.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following preamble
and resolutions which was ordered for consi.l.
GRAFTON tomorrow:
Whereas, the Superintendent of Labor has,
UuuSF Lpo tNBlcucLiOn5 OF tile JOYerTOr, anu
Ia conformity With the official opinion of TIL.
Attorney General, published a declaration
That the Act Of this Genera. Assembly. pass
on the 18th day OF December, 1869 providing
f.r tLe'supply of slave lnbor 70 the Confeder-
Ato military authorities in the State Of South
Carolius, ir imperative, and has issued his
call upon CERTAIN Districts of this State for
,neir alleged quota thereof, under the author.
~ of cerrsin resolution. Of the late Exccu-
llv~ Council. Therefore, be it
R,e,ICed. That IN t5e opinion OF the SEN
sic, tie Act Of the 18Th Decrmbcr, 1862. is
u.w the law Of the land, and no I; impress me;t
.f ,asr is eyxi which is not made IN accor-
danes with lid pro.isioDS. M
senate adjourned to ta.et at II o'clock to,
morroN.
.InvaE-Aher the ors,nisstien, sna the
r" option of petitions, &C., and reports from
Committees,
DIR. Trenholm introduced q Bill 80 amend
he Ac. authorizing the City Council Of
Cburesson to lssne small notes. receivable in
t.xps, uhiek ,yss, read and referred.
The Ex,orasn Bill as TIE special order. be
ing taken up,
yIr. Trenholm moved its indefinite post
pavement; which was rejected-yysas so,
SO.
~. s. D. Jones moved TO amend the bill,
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Snle.UaY.

Sale-day for February passed of quietly. a
few lani sales were made ut good prices. And
that venerable %humbug, the Hamburg & Edsedeld
Plank Road Company, together with all the rights
and privileges apportaining thereto, which waa
built GONE few years since ut a cost of about
$40. OCO, vas sold on Monday aud bid of by Mr..
JrLlrs Oar at the enormous sum of ninety dol
lars. What will Mr.. D. d, with his purchase p
echo pnswers, What.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

TT Hermcs, the. Richmond correspondent Of
tho Xer;my, says GeL Hampton is not idle.
More prisoner, tascn by iin care down yestcr.
day. Giye him half a ehs3oo and how'll make
y uaue as famous as Morgan, Stuart, Forrest.
Wheeler, OF any other of OH dashing dragons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

aS- the Columbia Guardian announce the
death of Capt. Eiugdon oheYes MeCOrd, vel.
known rs the commander of tho South Carolina
ZouaYc Volunteers. This brave young officer
died Of the effects of wound received in one Of
the battles near Richmond. He was a grandson
of Langdon Chevos.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

TGE1 F,LL OF AsKiNsxs Posr.-The sur
render Of Ar&aEsas Post to the Yankee land
and naval forces is now fully confirmed. A
Confederate officer, w'ol left the Post a rev
days before IFS cap ure, states that our force
torra ct that tine numbered 8 SOD. But, &c.
cording to tie %encas;5's account, the number
OF prisoners taken was swollen to q consider
able extent by the. arrival OF Confederate re.
iofvrcomcnts during the action.
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Another Exploit of wheelcr's Horse
Marines.

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 30.-Wheeler's caval-
~ attacked a fleet of twenty-five Federal
trencSorts in Cumberland river, and destroyed
FIVE Of sherl On iast Friday. The fleet was
accompanied by two eunbosts and was COM
ing down from Nashville: lQn Saturday the
ciwalry destroyed a locomotiye and cars at
Layergne, aad captured the guard of fifty
tM, u,an.
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]. A. Gurley, of Hamburg.

This enterprising merchant is striving asaidu-
ouslyt to keep Il full stock of articles suitable for
farmers and planters and household use. Mr.. G.
sells at ruinously cheap (?) prices-but it is about
the best that can DO done these war times. Give
him q call.
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The Reason Why Burnside did not
Move.

RICHMOND, Jan. ~.
Northern dates of the 29th have been re.
ceived. Tn" specinl correspondent OF the
New York Post sla!es that for four days last
week, beginning or Tuesday, and ending or
Friday, the Grand Army attempted to cross
at Bsi,ks's Ford, just above Fredericksburg.
but that snch vas the condition of the roads,
it was compelled To fall back. The Difficult
ties ni The Yankees are thus Described
:" In every gully. batteries, C ,ison, supply wag.
uls, ambu.a. c.> and pontoons were mired-
horse, and mules up to t!!irir bellie> il mud
%soliiers on The march sinking to their knees
almost every step. 1t WAS impossible 10 draw
au empty wagon through the dreadful mud.
The whole army stuck fast; guns and pom
toions were three DAYS reaching the ford, and
hal ID be dragged b7 the united labor Of men
anil horses. When it was seen that the sp.
proaches to the rive- were inpracticable, on
Friday the greater portion of the army WAS
back again in camp before fredericksburg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

As-The Columbia F. male College ia an iasti-
tuition Of much note, and one worthy uf the at
tention of those who wifh to give their daughters
n complete and finished education. See aiver
tisement end terms ia this it1ue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
RuNoRs.-Ths .Aercury's correspondent,
6 Hcrmc@uys.-

'HcrneSgyenys:-
Another gentleman has just arrived from
the North with storic, about peace i'll sixty
days, Seymour being entirely on the side Of
the South, New York willing to take Davis
fr President and anything else to gst back.
Washington in u !nihcr, all tyranny done
away with, get Il pass to 90 where you please
without difficulty, etc. Tic speech in Phi!a.
delphia OF Senator Wall, OF New Jersey, and
the inaugural Of Gov. Parker. of that State,
60 to confirm the idea o f.peace 10y the first Of
June-but that is four months off, and in
half that time our fa;e may be sealed, ii we
do not toe the mark promptly.
It is stated that Ger. Lee has received an
anonymous letter from someonein Burnslde's
lines, informing him that tue Yankees refused
to obey the order to Cross the RappaLannock.
Gov. Letcber has received a letter from his
rival, Coy. Pierpoint, threatening terrible
things in case he does not re.easc certain pri-
soners now in close confinement. Gov. L..
has replied defiantly. A convention of all
parsons now in this city from Northwestern
Virginia has been called secretly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

GVrSee advertisement of Granitcvillc compa-
ny proposing to barter A Sheetin1 for Persim-
mon and Dog Wood. Turn out your little mig
gers and gather q cord or Two.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

sss- At christinnburg, Va, Jan. Ii, two ne
groes, a man and girl, we're soil for tho ground sum
of SIS, 500. The mau brought s. $50, the girl S2,-
srs the highest prices ever obtained
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

Gas- The Paris correspondent Of tho London
gtar says therois very little doubt that the dls-
.ro - condition Of the Manufacturing districts
in France incline. she EupsIgr to Listen moro ct
l~.p.;ysly to Mr.. slidell, the Southern. Ies'9"-
er rhan be othcrris- gold.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

Gss- Capt. Jonn l:own, son Of id Kansas os-
sawstiomnic Brown. has been disl4psoL- from the
Yankee aer1:c e for being absent without leave.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

ryr 1t is said that Gen. Magrudor has cap
tured another Yankee war vessel at Galvestou.
She ,tsamed ittp' port not knowing that it had
bron recapiured by our fOrecs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

A Washington correspondent alleges that
Butler is the popular choice for tie Office of
Secretary Of War.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

IrrsE OF RipaEsENTArIrrs-Atll O'Clock
the House wal organized, when petitions.
memorials and reports from committees were
presented ; when.
The Hous' pS,el t" the general orders
y bill to amend All Act to charter Cotton
Planters L>an Assassination was read the SEC
ond lime. aud sent IN the Senate.
The following Bills were ordered to lie on
the table: *
a B Il to i~ncor?nrate the Carolina Wooden
'act"y;'n a,tt5riA: that CIV r ,o' to pr.
chase salt, FIR distribution 10 the poor nnd
Moody families throughout the State to pre-
vrn' The depreciation Of The currency to or,
~ III" III stnpv n 'ero l.. nor tor coast dc-
irricr, III t .mplrsme with rquisitions Of tue
Confederate States III increase the compsn-
satim foc capturing runaway slaves.
Senate returned a nunber Of Acts to the
ll"u e, heretofore noticed az having been
finally acted on.
Also. ii bill for the better organization OF
the militia: which was read and referred.
The special order-biils to limit the cult.
ya!irn Of c,tton--.being taken up, the Senate
bill On that subject wa, read a second time,
and returned to that b0dy-yeas 70, Says %.
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Official Declaration of the Raising of
the Blockade of the Port Of Charleston.

OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION,
HEADQUARTERS NAVAL AND LAND Forces,
ChaHeston,S S. c., Jan. 81, 1863.
At about the hos sof five o'clock this morn.
ing the CaaE%ssysa.Asasees -on-this sta
ton attacked the United States b'ockading
feet off the harbor of the city Of Charleston,
and sunk, dispersed or drove eff and out Of
sight for the time the entire hostile iieet
Tn refore, we, the undersigned, commanders.
respectively, Of the Confederate States naval
ami la:,d forces in this quarter. do hereby
formally declare the blockade by tue United
States of the said city of Charleston, South
Carolina, to be raised by a superior force OF
the Confederate States. from and after this
3lst day Of January. A. D. 1868.
[Signed CT. BEArREGiRD,
General Commanding.
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Flag Officer Comd'g Naval Forces
in South o. rnlino.
(Oaic;al.)-rHos. JonpAS, Chief of Stat

Official )-THos. JORDAN, Chief of Staff.
The results of the engagement are two YES.
sells sunk, four set on fire, and the remainder
driven away. The foreign Consuls here held
a meeting last night and are unanimously of
the opinion that the blockade has been legal
ly raised. Twenty blockaders are off the
Bar to-day.
The gunboat Smith is now safely anchored
under the guns of Fort Pemberton. She has
10 eight inch and one thirty-four inch Par
rot gun. She will soon be ready for sea.
Two prisoners captured while on a cunning
expedition on Balls Island, were brought III
today. They belong to the steamer tlam-
beau, block ,ding the port Of Georgetown.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

! House returned q message rnncnrring in the
proposal IT Senate to ballot for st rte Rcpor-
ierat II %n'clocs.
After reception of papers from the House,
reports IF cnnml.tres were ca!!.d.
The special order for l o'clncS-the extnr-
ton bil3-was taken mn when saSeralamend.
m-nrs were proposed and agreed 10: 3an,l the
bill made tic special order for lo.morro" at
! o'clock. :
Af:cr reception sud disposition Of papers
f"om tue House. Mr.. E,bcrai- announced that
j. 5 q. Richardson had received all the bal.
lots cast TO- So Reporter. AID WIS declared
dull, elected By the President.
On motion of Mr.. Noses. the bonds execute
on Contracts to Manufacture and deliver "a I
under resolutions ot Executive Council. were
tra,% sfrrre'i to the care of the auditor. and he
is directed to inquire whether the contracts
have been duly executed, and if not, that BIZ
put the bond in suit.
Res"trel, That tho new Boards Cor SnlIirr's
Relief, appointed oy the Act f the present
legislature, he authorized and empowered tic
ADJUST and paw ont Of the fnnd. raised under
SAID Act, any SUN or sums which may have
been pal out or disbursed 10y the old Board;
of Re lief upon their individual responsibility,
since the first day Of. January, 1863, upon
satisfactory evidence being given that such
disbursements were made in accordance with
the Act creating such new Boards.
The senate adjourned.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 80, 1863.
SgNArE.-After the meeting Of Senate, the
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. The heavy pss Of vessels in the Banks ex-
pedltion to New Qrleansi is leaking out, though
1t Wis most esretMly concealed Gy the t,eler-
al Government, The wrecks of SHIPS ts.-
longing to the expedition are ssidto De strsv IN
.all along tho shore between New Orleans aud
New York. The New 0rleans correspondent
of the Philadelphia Inquirer asserts as his be.
lief, based upon Important knowledge AID in.
formation derived from 9th sr sources, that not
less than fifteen We sells belonging to the cx-
petition have been wrecked, disabled, c m
demned, or hive goua down al sea aud no ac.
count made of them.n" ~ CSC
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in this or any other country.