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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-15

Summer Arrangement.
1894. 17eA
EAST.
@@N
CENTRAL OHIO
AND
STEUBENVILLE RAILROADS
OFFER THE
Shortest, Quickest and Most Re.
liable Route
TO lgt
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston.
Direct connections are made at Bellairo with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
And at Pittsburgh with the
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL II. R.

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leayes Columbus, via Gen.
tral Ohio X. r. 4lO A. NJ; will stop at all stations
Ehen signaled arriving at Bellaire at l04S A. NJ;
Baltimore, 500 A. NJ; Washington City, 500 A. NJ.
Eight trains daily TO Philadelphia and New YORK,
also connects at Beaire for Pittsburgh, HARRISBURG,
Philadelphia and New York.
NIGHT EXPRESS, VIA STEUBENVILLE-
Leaves Columbus 4:l0 A. NJ; Steubenyille, 1910 z.
NJ; arrives at Pittsburgh $50 P. NJ. leaves Pitts
burgh 435 p. NJ; Harrisburg 2:30 A. NJ. Philadel-
phia 100 A. NJ; New York, via Philadelphia, 1900
Nj. Baltimore, 100 A. NJ; Washington City. s:5o
NEW YORK EXPRESS, VIA sTEUBEN-
YILLE-Leaves Columbus 1920 A. M; arrives at
Steubenyille p. Nj Pittsburgh, s.O6 p. NJ. Harris
burg, 5b5 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 1000 A.. NJ; New
York, via Allentown, lA5 p. NJ; via philadelphia,
2A5 NJ; Baltimore, ll:5o A. NJ; Washington City.
DAY EXPRESS, VIA CENTRAL OHIO R. R.
Leaves Columbus 800 p. NJ; will stop at all stations
and arrive at Bellaire 1000 p. NJ; Grafton, 2:55 A.
NJ; Piedmont. $50 Cumberland, s:S5; Martinsburg,
lll5; Harper's Ferry, los p. M; Baltimore, 500
Washington City, 9:s5; Philadelphia. 1890 P. NJ.
Eight trains TO New York daily. Arrive at Pittsburg
2:10 A. NJ; Harrisburg, l245 p. NJ; Philadelphia,
500 New York. 1000 2. Nj Baltimore. $40 T. NJ;
s. f. SCULL, JNO. w. BROWN,
G. T. A. steub. R. R. G. "A. Cent. Ohio R. r.
May 10. 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-15
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
ULCERS, PIMPLEs, BLOTCHEs

And all other difficulties of this kind which so much
dishgure the outward appearance Of both males and
females, often making them q disgusting object TO
themselves and their Friends.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
Advofi's $,
ToRcfuycI Planters OF louis
lana.
.cxp.rsf;yp rElc"-

SHREVEPORT. a. )! ~ "a. iNt!'
C.,,rirNa~ IT. i'cisr".s ""il"S n.i
,ece,, brici occupation vi he Valley OF ",'
River above .\trNHnlEi" removed h'H''>
Ill 1Dr nr,.rces r.G.rs a"g-"S AT. oNr" .f"'"
iii n,an:.. tlon. wilma heir reach. &C., roy
ing NJ! the cora, forage, an" p'"'4''"''N
which they dill not c"n7un"", o'''! "N'-
rrl,.w,s done with Ia" tVo.E'd purpose -
starving. the iuhGhjtrnt. in" b"i's.'o l.
and the remaining negroes int" ''F"''' ",
veil a, drpgty."s our suing army u
subs stence. u, .,.
Ii his fruitful region i left unt,tt'i, '\,
trams Gistre : Will come, not "nF d" 80
inhabitants OF the dcsuIated dsrct>. '".
also to those of adioini z sections VINO III.
accustomed to 10 * t. the ictu1'e ".H''"'
lands tor their supplies. falne I" F't-e
r cron will render tn rc nm OF TO en- ne II !''
To ,b.ir homes mpuss!b.c All g''AhS III
crease tne ,i1tfi .ulty OF -ub~.>tt'g oar AMY
,Lc~rf.rr earnestly iciac't those f''"
Tor. Of Louisiana who have SS'a cN .'' 'eI
rrom their homes and wa" are mol en- = Sc,
iu raising cop, OF T''h' 10 F'PAH w.,
,bn;r ncyro.s and lean, 10 n" ABOVE NV"
toned plantations Il, soon Is pray "''''"'
and cr,.;iva,e the growing crop "r corn
Without their aid promptly rendered., ohh
asu,au fraction OF a tull crop can D. r''5cg
They canuc: re more useiu!iy employee
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
SHREVEPORT, TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1864.

(>n1s,1t,l.tes, % the jail of tn parish
j Of tad,lo City Of Shreveport, negro
MN WHO calls his lame SIE; "@on'
,l.irIy wears Of age, Hve feet TWO inches
bi,eh: yellow color ADD say. he bei"ng,'
20 ThoS. Honcycu,, Ci.icot county, STATE OF
y hansas. .
The owner or owners OF sAid mgr" ar'
hereby notified to come forward, prove
nrorcrty. pay charges ard take i,i'n away
.,r :, viii be dealt with Is the Law directs
J. W. M-litl;iH, Jaiior.
NAV 81 p;
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
:>cC.Ess .seA:CG.

The following Items arc from the
Monterey o. N&rch lsth:
We ase Informed that the question
sub.li,tel - the people for " popular I
vote. according TO lac circular "a toT.
NiGau..i, and IN respect 20 tht intia!-
il1tian G. t.e.a. l.@a.ine, was decicea
bv = large ,najori,y in fave. q peace.
: y may be correctly presumed from
Mis- fact hat the different towns OF
,!le State will vote i've same sentl-
mrut. Consequently We are 1oc
p.ace aui entire submission. 1his
being tne termination of all party
ssy;t,. and civi! war.
1t - stated t;.at Count M!raisar IS
. ROW in the limits of this State with
: on, thousand French troops to CO.
oner.,e i. combination With Mgj!s.-
\ military ilertins was held ya>'ef-
lav in S.itillo, in which was discuss
4 ed The best mode OF an attac.> upon
n tho city. Monclova that lad pro-
= nounccd against Gov. EidaurE'i, has
e >i;sDronounced and is senolng some
} 3OJ men in defense OF the state
q Santos tan:lla is marching Oh Lima
u res with 4 competent force to put
down ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hat vas made
" a.r..iust Ibis government. Governor
> Eidarrvi has now in this city and
~ ~, suburbs some 1880 met, all well
ii. armed and equipped with any guam
n NV Of artillery, and viii IL few
n DAYS march on SG''illo.
~ The Official Sole,;n. of tie 18th
- inst, inform Us that four large size
N. pieces Of &rt;Ilery wrre spiked on the
a ln;h inst. and that one Of tno Der
II. netrators is now undergoing tf'a! for
Cd having, in company with otaefs,
!, =: :. co....a;....1 his audacious crime, and
- we lament more seriously ~ ~e.. rs
IS the crime was committed by three
,Ae Foreigners, in lis case hanging is to-
led Good tor them. 1t is supposed the.
\! IA We're hired ~ persons in Saltillo t
.ors do the work. This affair anger
badly COX the officers in command c
:lnn M. fo.. and The sentinel who guarde
NY the p;eces. Look out General v
:. to daurri. there is something rotten
has Denmark
the Col. Ouirogo left here last wee
'Jay With force OF some tour AunaTs
Tie cavalry we'll mounted and armed al
tion encountered the forces Of the gener
low government near Saltillo. and route
' = , is Them completely. 1t appears fro
the the Boletin that he surprised Il for
n of Of equal numbers, killing some !
on S''.o ol and taking quite Il number OF pr
n1d. oncrs, with arms, ammunition Il
khan horses. The affair does credit to Z
IA IN Quiroga..
,, ir r',9 Tn. Louisville Journal says tt
poo 9. Ola ALe's prouiamations' co
he about as thick as Mexican pronur
'.cmn anientos, and ay9 worth about
>. 10 much
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

/,n.,a,.si.tct:t to til" jail Of the parish
81 Caudo. city of Shrr:eport Er2'"
man who calls his name ELL. about i've
feet seven inches high twenty-itircr yea :
Of age, Of dark :-r;ti,. color. and says he
belongs to Joseph Galloway, Harrison Co..
Texas.
The owner or owners OF sad n"gr" aFe
hereby notified t" come for" pro-"
,,ropertv. nay charges. ana itkeflin away
or he will be disposed Of as the la" directs
J. ". MAHLE, Jniior.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

yHHoM the undersigned, at the One Nile
i Ho,,se 9. bright bay HORSE II hand,
high I Years old. low io flesh. ard marked
,,ith sad lie and harness. Also. = small
bay horse MULE blind in the right eye
and scarr"d up 1rc',i ;iarneas.
+ y.;tl,av ft,y dollars for both. or tv"enty-
five Jolla,s for either if delivered 20
BENZ. STEVENS.
Nine miles from Shreveport ON the ing
s.n,, rn,I lnayl 1-3t'
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
Once Control sIa% ieeg1s>E: : .-ss.i5
tk....

Shreveport. May Oh, leGl. ]
rHY recent .Act cg.CoAg'es5 .: The Z "n''.i-
- crate States. persons failing to .aS
iI.ir THE. otprpaUcr, or any portion were
Of. in Kind. are liable to pa, five times TIC
estimated Nalua Of thr ,HGc il moirN.
Persons who have not yet :. ~. iNelr
quotas f bacon and other produce. dag IL
iran in Kind tvr III" yc'W 1868. ar" nero
by rciurrl. unLrr the above penalty, -
d'liyrr the same It the Depot n Arrest the
place osprouUctioA, within thirty d.. $ from
lie date cG notice 10 b gives ~ the tseH'
that II. 5 lady 20 receive sn"A pEoHnce.
/ i, i, rrcouluicndci t1at producer, ntt'e
,lcr cotton with wooden hoops and si,'"s
in The absr zee OF ba.yriug and rope,
All communication. relating TO : LAX N
Kind in III State OF Lo;ii lama mast BE- al
dressed to me ut Shrert port.
SD. OLIVER,
Maj. & Controlling Q. ". : .l:c q ..""l. ''n''
XII newspapers in The S'@t" 5I Luis ,,.: an;
publish he above tn'Tt'nsrs, and 1or"."'
bills to tue Controlling z. ", Once. siGnI -
in duplicate according to Form - OF =
NJ Regulations.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
y,..;tc.:tD ssslaG:.:. Sc.


Daire Superintendent state i-Gh"rat.TE'
MoF,,t I.rb@ro,,, NRr"h .:tHi. i-"i, ,
x,-A<I -. 1T tn state Ia3'r"tGTF, "h
~ rcr;ynr,4 Hi".""". ".i' .A'h,'sf,,
TO II ,-r,':lc:.:... ,vcii ttHli'e, II ti2 AT o.
.arrnu :. t: liberal ~ai@TF "ll be pA.d
Te~ti.,Ionia.a al uuu'j;'' TINS ;-nd '"";''-
.cr .,,i ne ..,.!n.>,.rf 20 -. ,.n,lrrsl giet.
NAnTIi. ". kGAN. i. d,
Superintendent Of cne State La2"' y.
Caa,lc Cazettr AID Houston 1r.cg. ap',
viii please .ns,cg,Ihc ab"Tc .a"r ;i.nr> ara
send bills IL duplicate IL ADORE. apo
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
E<nostixc OFIci. CADpn, rAhIsn' !

-hrcvep0.t Ia, May OF 80
NOTICE is hereby given TO al pei sons:
~ between the ages of seventeen i'l-u
eighteen. ard forty five and Try TO COZ
forward AT ONCE. and he enrolled. Ines
vii. lie allowed 10 form COMPANIES OF i'''n'
,t,. men, provided they complete their or,
ranils.ion by the III Of June next. AZ
n",sons between ;hc 'ges of seventeen a .n1
iif,y. Who {! uim rTruIu ions 'nlsi MAKE 'iie
prn,c; .ailayits wii!" u. te'ay.
WI TlDCRNoT.
,nov1n.ot Eoruiling Officer.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

Substantial thorough braces !i-' ca.
1:,,'I,,,r.. Mt H., ugi:.. mIy lt-Jt'
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

" E.trIct.
uE,n Q .IyrHHs DIST. N'Ear LnuIsih&A,
Shreveport, L.. April i7th, l1If'
SHEcGAI ORDERS,
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

General Alien Thomas will assemble his
Brigade in ca'nps without delay. The rem
G,zvuu. # the iiorjnent> Of TIE E'tSacc
AI!I be at such points most central - III"
Localities where ti.e different Regiments of
Tie BriQad" wcr" organized. or at such
nIaccs a. General Thomas may select.
~ command Of
Major General TAYLOR.
(S;irnehD \. II. NAY, 4. Il. u.
official
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10
Local AdVertIse'ss.

tSAJS Avon the 10Th al Nnrch.
IL, fsuu lie undcr-i- Ged, near Sac"gd"-
rnt.. ,C.x4.. wa Negro men. t,Es:.ratis.
Inrc. and ..}ncl, age! ah""- - yraTs.
seventy ia arpc trance, we .nS about -"
mounds. ~teoiGr, spare mh"e- b'tS"r
colon, age! lh"ut - years, MrI%no ABOUT
!. q I.,,t,.I..,r.. cio.l!rI, oue % i trp..t
teeth 1ccdrci.
\ .ilersti compensation il! he gwen :"T
a. II. NcEG An,
,,a-. ..-It' \arpgIreir>. Texas.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

7-~ri:.usl 10 E'ugC:r&s"--A house
W suitable i"C u small. FANNY. i"i''!''
at til, p:dce.
hgri. j. #
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

I.An-Qrh.Te.,s iuA,.--H''-s. i'.r,'.r .
Cuudc.. AK, Nay ri. l-Ui.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

HEAD QUARTERS ALLEN : s'i;;cAnE.
Shreveport. La, April !sth, 1864.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

Tha Louisville journal says tia
.. Ola ALe's proolamations COM
about as thick as Mexican psonunci
amientos, and arc worth about a
much
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

maya 3
Shreveport news., 1864-05-10

may 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
Gov. q Bonham,s arc c.am;a,ien.

We ealltbe sttenticn of every mnu in Etgo-
Geld District TO the Else, patriotic, well consid-
erod audel0quentcadress Of his E1cellercy Coy.
8eyuAN. cIIe:seis forth our preaent peril and
urges US 10 ccme forward for the purpose Of sclf-
d.frnee.. He tcllsr this stern and incon:Soyer-
tible truth "Peace is 10 be obtsiued alone, M
der the blessing of God, through ycuf fortitude,
your sacrifices and yurr own strong srms." At
lsnta has fslicn,.aud clearly and i1dispassbIy
far the cant of ,npre F.en. Gov. BQsEast. calls
FOR 12,OGu State Troops. Tbese.sre now in-pro-
gress Of organization. We harc tits bis in,cn-
ton to oGsr .heir services totho President for
duty in Gecrgia-cr elsewhere. Thore must now
be confederation Of hearts as well ne Of Statep ;
We must not brook the rayeges srd derrcdations
may, eren subjugaticD-no threatened. We
.fuafs not deliberate stciealy. eren q necessity,
nor mu.twe shake OF our temporary fears BY
aat.srins ourselves ttg; the enemy cannot reach
US. We must prepare Immediately for seticn,
ana follow the sublime exlmrlc Of these who
have long since gone forth with un;sltc-ins stcI s,
ana hearts ye1rains for liberty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, sc,

coLuanlA, ssptenbes $; 1854.
GENERA 0RDER&-F0 G.
" IN pa.suaucs rf. Paragraph {, General Or
IL ders No. "a. Adiat.nt and Inspector Geneyal's 8
Onice; 1864. companies Tor l.cli defsncr a.o=Y-
thorised sld required 70: be efsanizel in each
D:sirictof ihs6te.c.
IL. All detailed u,en, unless spssielly excepted,
INCLUDING those between :ths ages n Is asd A.
years, 3. wall as ,hoss OF :he r.s:.ve sas7. 81 q
required to .lToll ;syroec,tes as NeaSerF Of cog
psnies.
Iii. Tine companies orgaTj7sd r7dcr ltis ostisr
arc designed tv be employed oulysirAeme7geI iis
.cccurriag in or Ienr sas Eis.riets,in wkien tkey
may be respectively e.gsr;zeds NOR will they ts
required H. perform service except within tho
limits of their retp-ciiys Districts. or Districts
contiguous rhereto:
w. The term Of the con,rnaiss WI! be the ur =
expired psrioi;of.-t the war. The terra IF service
of detailed men viii DO tho torn: sof scir resrec
fiYn details. y :s ,r'
v. Local E-ryilins.o6iec=a I,o, charged with
las execution sf t,iiI srder. They will o.geniss
the detailed neE iniheifrespsct;ss Districts into
cu,npsv:ss of mot-ltsit than Ga inso. and order en-
eectiuno 70. couspaly oheeTs aud az each eou-
psny is orgsniz..i, :heyswlf forward Eu4i.r r.!ls
To ,hcse hrsiaua:tsr.. Hl.s-s rscnImhsr Of de-
tailed men i. not sufi:isut fer anmpany, they
wiz. furnish list of thu names &c tie mes..
VI. TIp prevbi,as ct tbc abess ORDER do not
aply To ihe drtsiIe.i men in the city Of Golanl-
s:a, thay having slrsady been organized iso
BY. cY,nn,.aa: Brig. Gen. cHESNUT.
Ea. II. BARswet,, Assistant ;Adj't Gen.
GS- Knsry pspcE in the State. will ccpy once.
Sept. L 1t IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
ouIEa1m,n,.. meruit ferati

:. With much plsseure-aud with real pride IN
our handsome and gallant young town<aaE-we
give place TO the following letter, received from
Petersburg. Lieut. Col. w. GIEouD BURT is the
Oldest son of our widely known snd much esteem-
ed fellov-citizep, DR.. WILLIAM 81. Rvar. He is
aot yst twenty-five yeara Of age. For two years
past be has been 1st Licut. Of Co. A., 2ed Rest.
S. C. V. To culogias bis character and services,
in thu face OF this s;siin suished and tulusual
promotion, would bo (" to gid reined gold" The
facts speak too clearly for themselves:
Mr.. Enl-o. ;-All9w nea short ,pseo in your
valuable olumus to mention the fact that for di
lin gushcd ralor and skill" 1st Lieut. W. g. EuGr
of Gr. a, 29d Regt. S. c. has been p!oroled
by by the. President to Lieutenant Colonel s2d
Regiment, S. c.. ", WITH the approval Of Gen. X
E. LEE, Cnumission 10 dGte from Sth August
! 1861. There are few officers in tie army more
deserving than Col. b., and under his direction
| pupioge md command, venture. the assertion
thetthe Regiment will continue to gataer new
honers,-wcavine ir,perishabis laurels around th'
names of DlsrzLER, FLEMING AID BuhT.
! +. V.C00PER,
O,s. 2ad CIV.
PsrRRspUEG, VA, Aug.3lst, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
psrsRsnurG. Va, Aus.Slst, 1854.
The Armistice.

sExsaaS, TIT head devil of the Yankee pam
denonium ms eorgia, has proposed an sImistico
Of tel days-oetcpsibly for The fnrpose of serd-
ing sof eyc.y white man white wonan, and white
ohld, from ATLANTA. TIE YSuk.e. sympathiz:.s
are to BE- .ent North; the good and trus arc to
be sent Sca;h. TLe black men, ard especially
the hlaok women, are to he kept iuahc ci'y. The
black men however will soon be eu rid Of; tho
grand niscegspaticn carnival Will 60 CIR -k,.teg
sithcut them den. Iidop, ::rv;r. ts,;iyt: :: an
manity towards the lc:a. pesas a, }a.s=:,s.. h.s
aecedsd to suERAAs's proeesltior. Tic Wmis-
/ Etico began. on Monday !as'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
-sBSssss,oaT;uiruSi;. h,,oru,,rsIiassssa.G ,,Iiasa .

8ass tapd arzheuIaSFaas,=
What thaugh tho prophet and the priest
.Denlmber q. nj the dead
: Th9ggh ssrthly: shep phsria dssll IN dust;
hsagsd and the yonng,
Tho watchfut eye- in dsrknessclosed
And muto the instructive tongue.
Through every scene Of life and death,
This promise is our trust;
: Ard thisshaIl be- ohildrsn's song,
.gSs Whsnf xssre collin dust
3,s...sss 81 81: .i..:e=t j. P. BopIE.
DtRp, of Acute Dyssntery,::at the LIST Loui.iana
Hospital, Charlestan. S. C.r ON tho 15d of Aug,
JOSEPH J. son of Dr.. -Txcs. II. and Mrs. M. >.
.PsssIrs eN,.sgeds 1ssyears, s.mon.hs xnd days.
( Tho. .deueazed may truly be said:te havo fallen
in ths bloom Of youth, With those promises, Of
usesllntss that would naturally ceptfs tho hopes
oof sisparsnts, family and friends upon him with
bright antic:f theirrealfEstion. Arriving
atsthsayssRhsn Iis country demandsd his ssrTi-
sces, ,snotaithstanaipg the impaired stste Of his
health, which wholly un6tted. .h;p for the duties
and exposuressof soldiers lfey heanlirted IN tae
2ud Rcgto of s. G. ARTILLERY, ithere hs served tili
prostratsd by the diaease 10 which he fol- victim.
He WIS a dutiful son, loving brother, and strue
hearted friond. While we depforo his lose. we
commend his spirit to the God whosars il.
4 s.ssss J. PM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14

HsMproN's CAvALKT.-This splendid body
Of troops, forming. an important portion o!
the arms Of Northern Virgins, is winning
laurels uhder its new commanderih-chi 4
better successor 20 the lamented Stuart c9u!d
.:et haze baen appointed. Gen. Hampton
: possesses in:a high segrea.sii tho qualiGea-
tions for the camhnnd 10 which be has been
elevated. Brave, cl.;sdlriua, tbillful al,5S ex.
perieneed, he;is eu:ine!t!y the figGtmar in
the right place. From the beginning. of tue
war he has participa!ed,iu Its stirring ani
bloody scenes, and by the gallant and 'patri-
et;c services which he. has rendered. he las
entitled himself to the cotGdeuco snd sdui-
ration Of his country. Hisrclreer asa cav
airy Officer is TOO well known: to require any
narrative OF Eat our hands: 1t is identified
with the Virginia campai2ns, and LIS nau:c
ia proudly associated With these achievements
which have shed such lustre upon the srmy
under General Lee. Tie blow be admins
tered upon the Yankee raider, Sheridan, at,
Trsyiiia,,'s, sufficiently testified to the activ:.
ty, energy and efficiency oS, mis-. command.
Eat i recent achievement a. Reams', on
the Weldon Railroad, ranks with :he Iness
br.nisnt Of tie var. On that occasion, bis
troops scted co5sp;caoas part and distin-
rnisbed themselves by their valor ard the
irresistible iGpetuositf Of their charges. As.
;sooa IS they came up via, tie enemy, .ley
eiisIo.ntsd arG rush;ns upon Lin, so6n drove
him from his rosition, ard with tie irfau-
,ry. nhder Gsht raj IIili. assaulted aim in ,he
a,,a e5s!.icab bs Tsireaie., aud s:!,icl.
he dceGsts s.::ong eEu.sh TO withstand an
stack. The resGl. was q complete success. .:
The Confederate arms were again croEped
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14

4 eT Governor Watts,>of Nahsma, regarding
tlie present ssfraofl6aty occasion, ha, Issued a.
proclamation directing That the General Assetn-
bly, of Alabama shall convene in tho Copitpl at
Montgomery, on tie gOtli Of the: present month.
"a, IT II. sais that Isrlee's Corps, in the .sto
aga. Al, at,Joaesbosc, where. !. so hesotetly hald at
bay sis corps o. Y Yankees, killed. gHa wounded.
fifteen thousand Of the enemy. No Wonder tho
soldiers are proud Of being under Old Rcliahls.n
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Relentless and Ur.nifisatcs. :

we are now sefcriI:S as;l.r shat spears 10 US
relentless and u::s:itig..5a drohsht.. Itis full
I've wseks since .aas raidsd vithc. npcn tie
jpat or, tho unjust In the meanlincwc haze had
ose or tso disgracsfal aas agsravat;us slriskls..
In so'se portions Of the District it is net q.i,e SO
dry, but taken upon tho whole, TIE dssrth of
rain i, ,appaliing Latc.corn, au.; potatoes, and
peas and tsrups. and gararn truck. srs NIL "sntS
eriag." We tsis ateut rein now in lhe same
vague manner as VS. do saout the oud Of the war.
Do, every oae thatprays we'll, pray hardfot rain !!
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Wade Johnson and Randolnh Bacop

! Wduc JDukSOh duu 1buuuCtnH 6dCONs
Ttcy fal! around Us tLieks and FAST, the Zero.
martyrs Of this bloody uar: WADE Jcnxsos and
RANDOLPH D. oeS, two soble soldiers well known
to many of US, fell in q siirmish near CHARLES
tevG, in the shenendoah Valley, on the 2s,h OF
the past month. ware JoHSsoN IVES let Lieu
tenant of Co. II. sth Regt., but, ii se ni,tnks
not, had been for come weeks before his death,
acting ss AcSutaat of tho Regiment. Tho among
US, does roI call to mind the keen though, good
tempered, vii, and the czhi,ssatiog huno. cf tie
papular And beloved WAeE JoaSsoNa Our ooan-
try has lost ore OF her travsst a2d traest soas /;
another soldier Is Numbered with the countless
thousands that are dad. Womorrn his untitnsly
fate, and in our hear,s we-erect q monument to
tho memory Of the brave one uho is ubw S,cepir. /.
far away among stransers.
RANDOLPH DAcoS, = young man. of three an5
twenty, was Cclor Beareruf the 2ad Rcgt. S. C.
Y. His last words were: "Eold en- to The Flag y
Whom tho toesin sounded, three gears and o, half
ago, hO-soluntesred bis services ip his Country,
cause. Aad right aobly has he borne himself!
IN hO humbls ye. gidsiou. station of 1,ir.:> SOL
der, he fought. aud died Tor Lis s4!irc iand tic
South k.s.hot u trues son beneath i;s god, and in
saying this, no hsrssin n,snery,tl. eeuntio:,
graves that hold tho ashes of hsrccs cr.,a tho.
Potomac TO tho Rio Grande.. Vita q fosliT z.
tAsrefOre, made up eaaail,; OF !.vo and rrlc--
with regrets as deep uIl iss.rs US liis, but With
hopes just as deer, jest :, ls-:.ng, VIC c.csc tie
simple story o. this young soldiers life,
.. Bring ye the das bs brascly Gica 4efenline,
Wrap It about his iorn. so s,raishtand cli!l.
~hG. though its, folds haro i"st the power Of
sending
Into bis heart ene patriotic t:,riil?4
lie hath tbsriShfto rcs; beneath It still
Bring ye ihe has.,"
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( A RArner StsGuLAa A1yEsTGRE-A day
or two since a number Of worsmem wercen-
gaa Ell in g:ing. wt1F--tack of some uew
houses being erected in Wchstey stfaet; bo-
! tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
! Twenty .iytn &Ir!l. Terrence Mcliya;ne,
cpe Of The workmcn attempted to descend in
tic Bucket, snd ~hen halt way down .wss
prelipifated;to the bottom by lrsins HIS hnld.
he wa.intoYicatea at ihetir.e. One of Nc.
llvaine'd companions volunteered to go down
for him; but upon re,cnins the ba!tom !cu1d
the we'll to.be filed Yith foul atlnosrhere; so
much 80 taat fcF.the time bling. be became
totally blind. He Immediately fastened tho,
rope around what he supposed to be- Ter
srence's body, buswhich unfortunately, proved
to be the poor fellows neck. He then geye
the word to those above to hoist at the game
time. ciiaging to ;Tcrrencs's legs, in order
that beth might reach terra aima at ono
Tine. Os oouTse, upon reaching sboYp,. Ter.
renee vas in a state, of exhaustion; bsyfng
been nearly ;hunged, IN addition TO q 9;bfo.en
cellar bone aJid serious injuries sustained by !
the falt BY Wss conveyed to the hospital,
where haslfes in rathr, critical condition.
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