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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-02

slSEAsE> OF tn + NFESO Ua, Sem
NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL SYs.
TENS new ard reliable II. iment- in Re-
oorts Of III. HOWARD ASSoC!ATIOv-Ssp
by mail in sealed envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress Or. J sKILLiN HHTA IN H,wsst
association, No. 2 outh Mint Street. Phila-
lie phia Pa. iv3"de w3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Mhet are Christiap, 8, Doing!

SsTo the thoughtful mind, our country is in
zhstats of great peril, but by no means enough
So to create despair. Our government anil
military are doing all they can to stem tts.
tide; and our people are gallsntly foekine, By
thousands, to the front, to aid, in eepelling
the invaders all this will, in time effect its
object and relieve us from ths curse of hos
tile foes presence. But what are Christians
doingf Arc they prayigs ferveItly. to ths
Lord orlords--to Him wb ruleth in the at-
mics of Heaven and among the inhabitants
of eartb2 This is their duty. Let them cry
aloud and spare not. Lat them INCREASINGLY
invoke the favor Of Almighty God,iand rest
not day nor night, until lie gives as perfect
deliverance. from our dangers snds calamitias.
Says he, Gall upon me IN the day of trouble,
and will. hear and deliver thee. and thou
shalt glorify me.-Chri tian Index:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
The EdgeSe.d Female College.

VIZ congratulate our immediate community
and Edgefcld District at large, upon the present
bright and reliable prospect of u permanent fe-
male school of high order. AS will be seen by
the notice in another'co'umR, tho Edgsfcld Fe-
male College u i'll be opened on Monday the l9th
September. The Rev. M. w. SANS is Baptist
Clergyman of the highest character and sttsin-
meAts-a South Caroliniau, gentleman, and q
scholar. lie IL of an old and very honorable
Dsaufort family, and has taught for many years
in Greenyi!le of our State. where his reputation,
in every possible respect, is dessrSedly high. For
the four or five years Immediately past, this gen.
slemsn has heen teaching With eminent success
and popularity in our sister town Of Aiken, and
now comes to seek wider sphere of usefulness
in old Edgofcld. We welcome him most cordi-
ally, and beepeak for him the most liberal pat
ronsge and tho kinde.t social attention.
We earnestly hope, and fully expect, to SEQ
crowling from all parts Of our
District to avail themselves of tho advantages
now offered. Let parents be fully alive to their
duties towards their daughters. These duties do
not all lie in tle.prosent We owe much to future
generations. A high and binding duty 'rests
on US in which our children are chiefly interest
ed. We refer to the education of the latter Even
the mighty struggle III which We are now engaged
will not excuse neglect Of that. 1t depends
altogether upon the neral and intellectual in
struc.iOn which we give to those growing up
about US whether the liberty which we hope to
attain shall be'of such character as all lovers
of pure religion and right government would
rejoice to sec established.
But surely our people need no elaborate argu-
ments to show them the necessity of carefully
educating eir-daughters We conclude by e1-
horting tho public to earnestly encourage and
support the Edgefisld Female College.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
For tho. Advertiser.
Casualties in Co. l.. oath s. C.

Casualties in Co. l.. oath 8. C. V.
TRENCHES, near ATLANTA, July 3Olh.
Mr.. En1roR BY publishing tho following
casualties in this Company, you will NO doubt
greatly relieve the painful suspense of many
relatives and frier:s. The gallant dead sleep
beneath the mantle of military glory. Each fell
as became Southern patriot.
July 20th.-Wsunded Sergt W W Prescott
tnortally, since dead; II Cox, slightly, head
corpl W A Yeldell, slightly, side; A Rochelle
slightly, shoulder flames Weleh, slightly, shoul
der Missing, wounded, supposed, dsad, j Esra
Moore.
Jnly 22.-Wounaed sergt Vim Mcdaniel, Sc
vercly, side CorpI b Lanhum, severely, thighs
Hodgoseverel5, leg G Barden, severely, hand
Jesse Prince, slightly, leg; William Augnslins,
slightly, hip S Prince, ,lightly, hand; John i
Bush, slightly, arm. Missing, ,.upposel killed or
wounded, and in the hands of the enemy,
Grafton.
July 27.-K:llcd: Corpl v a Ycldell.
July 2s.-Wounded> ssrgt Thomas II Curry,
slight, arm. ]. A. TILLNiAN,
LIT It. Com'd'g Co. I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
RICARDO.

SUBSTITUTE FOR .QuINNE.-An ssrticle in
the Medical and Surgical Journal is devoted
to q the External Application: Of Oil Of. Tur-
pentine as Substitute for QuiniDe in LITER
mittent Fever" Surgeon Kennedy reports the
successful trial Of this application, without
failure, in over thirty cases. OF seven cases
reported at the General Hospital, Guyton,
Ga, the result was Immediately successful in
all, but in three of them the chills returned
aftgwards. The mode ofappication recon-
mended is: "Half an hour.belore the expect
ed iparoxyism, a bandage, wet ~iththe tur-
'pentine, is applied around the. body st the
lower part Of the chest, tbeslinen replaced
and tile outside clothing ,huttoned.. If con.
venient, the patient should be placed in blan-
kets." When there is q probability of the
return Of the paro1ysm on the seventh or
fourteenth day, the application should be re-
peated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Additional Accounts from Oxford.

OXFORD, Aug. 23.-The enemy's rear left
town at o'clock, z. NJ, yesterday: Their
force in town was 1000 of all arms.
All the business portioe of The town, tie
Court House and several residences are
burned.
Gen.. Smith had the guards from al houses
withdrawn on reception Of thc news of For
rests capture Of Memphis, ordered the town
burned, and commence; hasty retreat for
Memphis. He is nov in full retreat towards
Holly Springs, with cavalary in advance to
intercept For rest. They comrniltel every
depreciation pillaged houses and attempted
to destroy the entire town.
Our forces re-occupy the town, and will
press them rapidly.
They killed all the poultry and stock,
burned up the Court House and the entire
square, the depot, the residence Of Col Jacob
thompson, aud many other private. resi-
dences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31


Yesterday at few minutes to ywo o'clock
p. M. au explosion occurred ut the Powder
Works o short distance above the city, re-
sulting in the death of eight employ ees and
the destruction of tho GranulatiN: House,
which was the immediate scene of;:tle acc
dent
The quantity Of powder exploiI d was. We
learn, very close in the neighboshj .od cf G,00O
lbs. and, had it no. been that fne building
was light and frail constructive, the dam
age would have ocen immensel! greater. Az
it was, all but one of those ey ,ployed at the
time were blown a.to fragments, portions Of
some 6f the bodies 1t is state being hurled
to the distance of over hupired yards. HE
names of tbeuIfortunate victims are as follows:
Tom Ford. ForeSlan; James Heath, James
Shields, Thomas Reese, penjamin Scarboro,
Brantly Kitchens, George Hayes and Alfred
Rory hands; and James Aikens, detailed
soIdi0T employed asa guard. This latter
was tho OF lly one not instantly killed md
even he, y rough living some ten minutes after
the eyplo sion was unable to give any infor-
nation Is to the cause of the sad disaster.
From TIE fnct that match box was found
in the debris, It is supposed that some match
es, contrary to express orders, had been con-
veyed into the building.
Itis not SUPP osed that there will be any
bat Temporary delay resultant on the i.cci-
dent, no damage whatever having been done
to the main works Most of the victims we re-
gret to learn were marred men and leave
families. The shattered remains of three Of
tho unfortunate men, are to be buried this
Neutrality-suspicious. Constitutionalst, 2Stb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Fort Morgan in the Hands of the
Yankees.

Fort Morgan, at the entrance of Mobile Dsy,
capitulated TO the Yankees on Tuesday the 23d
inst. The enemy's bombardment of the work for
several days previous had been very heavy. Gen.
PAGE, commanding the fort, destroyed erythins
in it and spiked his guns. He md the garrison,
numbering 5sl men, have been sent to New Or
leans. Our loss seventeen killed. Not being ac-
1uainted With the circumstances st particulars st
this surrender we forbear to mske any comments.
This much we know hogevsr, that it does not in
the fain!cst degree neccssitatc or hnsteS the fan
Of Mobile. The latest dispatches say the enemy
has thrown force of four thousand on the main
land, at Grants Pass, opposite Fort Powell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Exchange of prisoners.

A report reaches us from reliable source thai
oil preliminares are arranged, and that the e1-
change Of prisoners will be resumed at very
carly day.
We hear it runored too, that LoyGsrREET's
Corps, which left Richmond some threo weeks
ago for the Valley, hes returned to Petersburg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
peata. .@R. Jasper.Delph.


WE drop tear Of sorrow and regret over The
bier of r. .JAsrEn DELru5lato Sergeant Major Of
a Georgia Regiment, the hsmc md nunbsr-'oi
which has escaped our memory. Mr.. DELHI
has lived for many years in tLc'townOf Hamburg,
and was widely known throughout our District
as an honest aad Ligh-nindsd gentleman, meg
chant of the strictest rrobiiy, and lover of his
country before whom none could take precedence.
His nume belongs now to freedom and to fame
The subjoined extract ~iiftcll the time, place
and circumstances Of this good mans DEATH
"To the list is to be added another noble spirit
who has given up; his life in the cause, from
wounds received in tie, memorable bsttlc Of the
2oi July. Scrgt. Mai, r. JASPER DELrn ha:
fallen In bis death the he'eommunity has lOet on,
Of its best citizens and the South enc of its nos
Jealous and devoted s0ns."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
De BOWS Review.

We have received from Columbia, where tits
now published, De Bows Rerie'' for July and
August 1864. The publication of this sterling
periodical, for fifteen years past the most flour
ishing in the South, has been suspended since
August lSG2--in consequence Ct the pressure Of
the War. It's gifted and ipdomitabie Editor starts
it again in the capital of Cur own State, and has
tie guarantee of large printing house there that
it shall continue. {, appear. In these days, when
good and usetul reading is SO scarce. I'll our
planters and practical men should tuke DE- Bow
We oil know what this Reriee haa been in the
past it will be the same in TIE future. j. D. 3
Dr. Bow is still the Editor and Proprietor. Sub
scription price, SIS per annum. SO for six months
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Casualties in LIST s. C. Res'..

On. g. G. MoBLEY, Assistant Surgeon, lst s.
C. V, has sent us list Of casualties in that Reg
iment in the battle Of the 10th inpt, on the DaI-
by Town Road, Mai. A. ?. BuTLsn commanding
from which VIC c1tr-ct as follows:
Field and Stag.-wOundcd: Maj. A. P. But
Ter, severe confusion, right thigh; Lieut.. A. F
Miller, Acting Adjutant, severe confusion, lef
hand.
ca. G,-Licut. W. J. DELHI commanding :
Wounded: Private g. W. Hancock, leg severe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Sergeant Major staIlworth.

This braTc soldier, young in years, but ret
eran in ssryice, has made our town short visi:
during the past week. The Old 7th can bear
unanimous testimony to his entire fidelity aid
efficiency NIL through tho three year, and a
half of tlis war. No soldier has wen brighter
lnurc!s-nnd none wears them moro podestly.
we wish him continued safety on his return to
the battlc-Gclds of virginia-and many happy
furlcugh-;n future
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
HYMENEAL..

MARRIED, on the 18th inst. at the residence Of
the bride. father, by Rev. j. S. Mathews, eorpi.
J. NJ. MUKRAB, lst Reg,t S. C. Canalry, and
Miss MAGGIE Il. SAMUEL. daughter Of RObt.
Samuel, Esq, all Of this District,
MARRIED, on Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
by J. A. Lott, Esq, Nr. T. j. GLAZE and Misa
HARRIET LYBRAND, all Of this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Runaway

ENRON the Subscriber. sn.rthe 2lst August,
Il two Negro men, wESTrand BILL, both
tolsrably dark esmplestsd. No particular marks
or sears rscsAectel on either of thsm. They can
both write, and it ia possibles that: they may DO
passing themselves in Augusta 20 free: West is
very well known sbout Edgeaeld c. H., Ham
burg and Augusta. They. Esrs rsi'sd oy mr..
David Harris ~. ,Sr.
I viii psy q handsome reward for the aprrs-
>b.nsion Of both or either oftssid. Nogroas
:. JOHN E. PADGEf.
Aug 81 .. 2ts 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Thanks.

We arc indebted to Gen. NJ. c. Butler f'S a
copy of the Philadelphia enquirer of August 10th.
Gen. B. is now ii, command Of Hampton's Divis-
ion, and report hath it that he has already been
made a Mnjot General. So nOte it De. 9'
Also to our kind and brave friend, Capt JiLEs
NJ. BERRY, Of the 7th, for Richmend pspers Of
August 18th. (EFNlt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
ss Ricardo.o

We call tho, special attention Of all, but par
ticul.ly Of our farmers and planters, to the emil
nently xi.e, temperate and patriotic c'mmu!,i'a-
ton of "RlcARpo." So earnest and sincere an
eyhortation should not be lost upon our people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Notice.
5000. Reward.

n WILL give Two Hundred, Dollars reward for
Il apprehension of my boy PETER. He is
good looking mulatto, about Is years old and
about feet 10 inches high, weighs about l4o
pounds, has very handsome teeth and heavy
black beard, and polite aad civil when spoken to.
way to tho Yankee, lines in Georgia. Ny ad-
dress 10 Ridge; Sc. ~
Aug31 at 80
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-THE Adv VERTISE Err.
JAMES 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, AUG3l. 1864.

ass- The Extract from Letter" thoughtful
ly seut us by lady -frioud of Hamburg, VIII ap-
n,or In onr next,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
For the Advertiser.
A Card.

Mn. EBlron:-I see in your is.uc Of the sta
inst, that hare been nominated by COmpanie.
and II, oath S. C. ", as suitaalc man Ia
serve as Representative in the State Legisla'
ture. After gratefully acknowledging tie conf
dence and respect ropOsed in me by my friends
beg leave most respectfully to d0Sline. knowing
that tho place can be more wisely filled
Respectfully,
JOHN F. BURRESS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Religious Notice.

The next Session of the Eisefeld Baptist As
soc;ut;on will be held with the Mt Lebanon
Church on Wednesday before the Second }ierd
day in September next 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
NOTICE.

vuvHE EdseGell Village Boat ceapany will
L. assemble in the Park on next Saturday, tbs
Sd Sept. The roll will be called at IL O'clock,
A. NJ. Panctusl attendancs is required.
To complete tho organization there will b. held
an election ut that time for I'd and Sd Lieutsp-
ants of said Company. The non-Commissioned
Officers will alao bO appointed on that day.
Let no one able to shoulder " musket fai! 10
attend. Our homes and fresidNs Hs threatened.
and tho emergency of the timss requires Pra~Pt
organization. Let each man de- his duty and sll
will be we'll.
Dy order n. FRAZIER, Capt.
Aug 81 It 80
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FOR TAX. COLLECTOR.

We have been authorized by m&ty. friends Of
Capt. THEOS. DEAN to announce him q can
ddats for reelection to The Office of Tax C0llse-
ter for Edgefeld District at the sniuinE election
in October next.
Aug 81 ts sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Gen. Forests Raid on Memphis.
The foaewing Official dispatch W as receive,
Al ias WaT DlpaFtpevt Wsdpesdsy:
By TELEGRAPH From MOBILE,

By TELEGRAPH From MOBILE,
August 22'lSG4.
The following dispatch was received from
General Forrest, dated fernando, 2lst; al
attacked Memphis at 4 o'clock thla morning,
driving the enemy to his fortiGcations. We
killed and captured four hundred, caE.nsipg
their entire camp. with about three hnndFed
horses aud mules. Washburne escaped in the
darkness Of the morning. leaving his clothes
behind. Mylossis twenty killed and wounded.
[Signed an. B. FORREST,
Major General"
sENAroDlA, Aug. 22.-Gen. Forrest sur
prised and entered Memphis at four o'clock
Yesterday morning, killed and wounded about
four hundred Yankees, and captured between
two and three hundred, q large number being
officers. Que Brigadier General is reported
kileu. Our loss is comparatively sligInt, ths
surprise being eemplDte.'
Gen. Forres. found that the Yankees out
numbered him four to one, and hadto fight
his way out, making fortunate escape.
Among his spoils are five hundred fine
horses, new hats, clothes, 10.
In the dash upon Memphis, Capt. Forrest,
commanding Gen. Forests advance guard,
rode into the Gayoso House before the Yam
KEGS knew the Contederaes were in town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Another Fight ON the weldon Railroad

AuOtncT Il Sut ON tnC VCtUOu IsstiifOuus
PETERSBURG, August 26-Theaflar on the
Weldon Railroad on Wednesday was very
gallantone and successful in its results. While
the enemy's cavalry, under Gen. Spears, were
engaged in tearing up the track, several miles
beyond Reams', Gen. Hampton attacked and
forced them back behind their infantry sup
ports. Hampton dismounted his men and
fought the infantry, gradually but steadily
forcing them back, until they reached theil
strong works, one mile this side Of Reams'
capturing about 500 prisoners.
Ats o'clock tits aiternooa Gen. Hill at
tackled the enemy'S Works, aud after a. short
but sharp tight took them, capturing large
number of prisoners and uiue pieces Of AT.
tillery. The enemy fed in great confusion
Col. Prgram, os Ricl.mond, turned the cap
tnred guns upon the enemy, with great effect
The number of prisoners will probably reach
$500. Gen. Cutler was captured. The pris
oners belonged to IIancock's corps, and have
been brought to town. There was considers
BILE firing down the road to-day, but no heav,
Gring. Our cavalry acted with conspicuous
gallartry. =
R!cHMoNn, August 2G.-Thc following des
patch was received tonight:
HEADQUARTERS Army NORTHERN VIRGINIA
August 26.-Hon. James A. Seddom. Gen
A. p. Hill attacked the enemy in his entrench
ments at Ream'S Station. yesterday evening
At the second assault he carried the entire
line. Cooks and Mcisae's North Caroli-ys
brigades, under Heth, Lanes North Cssoiins
brigade, of Wilcox's division, Gnesf Conner
with pegram's artillery. eo.aposedtha assault,
ing column, GE2 hue of breastsorks wa.
sre ssa Who asi eontzsnssd assaRt1p largely T,e tn
lthe success. Seven stands OF coiors two thou
sand prisoners aPd nine pieces Of artillery are
in our possession. The loss If the enemy in
killed and wounded is reported heavy. ours
relatively small. Our Profound gratitude is
due to the Giver of all victory, and our thanks
to the brave INeR aud officers engaged.
tsisaedl Il. f. LEE.
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DUR1soE, KEEsE & CO.

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We learn that in addition to the strong
character Of the Notifications on the enemy's
left, which were assaulted By our tanking
column, one OF the main causes Of the ,repulse
was the giving awdy at a very critical mo.
ment oc brigade, which caused considerable
confusion and gave the enemy great advan-
tage. Our troops were compelled 10 retire
after capturing a line of toe enemy's skir-
mishers and reaching their strongest works.
Col. Lamar, ofF!orida, was mortally wounded.
DEMONSTRATION on THE LEFT.
About II o'clock yesterday morning. the
enemy made strong demonstration cn our
left on the City Point road, with view to
ascertain the strength of our forces at that
point. The firing Of artillery and musketry
was very rapid for half On hour. At the same
time heavy Smelling was opened by, the en-,
elny all along the lines in Prince George
but nothing was accomplished.
OFFICIAL.
August 22-Official dispatches received
from Petersburg yesterday stale that Gene
raj Hill attacked the enemy on the Weldon
Railroad Sunday morning, and drove hin
from his advanced lines to his main entrench
ments, capturing over 800 prisoners exclusive
cf wounded. Our loss was principally ii
Hagood's brigade, which mounted the enc
my;s entrenchments, but suppart failing, many
were captured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

Parties from the rear, who arrived in town
yesterday, state that the Yankee cavalry un-
der the notorious Spear were engaged in de-.
s,roying tie track one mile bcyond Reams'
Yesterday morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Good News from Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Aug. 27.-The enemy disap.
peaiel from our entire front last night ex.
oept on the extreme left, supposed to be NOV
ing upon our left. Picket firing ceased at
midnight 'duringsthe rain. Rumors are cur.
rent this morning that Sherman is crossing
the Chattahoochee.
ATLANTA, Aug. 2G.-The enemy retired
from our right front last night. Our forces
occupy their second line this morning. The
enemy's lines FROM Decatur to the Peachtree
road are all abandoned, but they are still on
our left and centre. The movement is inter
pretcd as a concentration upon our left and
centre. There was skirmishing this morning
on the left. r
Prisoners brought in this morning frem
the right state that Wheeler tapped the road
twice, which was repaired Immediately, and
the trains are running through. They also
state that Sherman's army is on full rations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

The New York Herald of the 22l inst,
has letter from Niagara Falls, which says
that Judge Black, the Attorney General nn-
der Buchanan's Administration, and Hay,
Lincoln's private Secretary, have had another
interview with Clay, HGlcombe & Co., and
that Lincoln is about to offer an armistice,
and proposes meeting of Commissioners in
Baltimore er soms other border City.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

dencs Of oar conntryaill under the pfsviaene.
efoGoa5bo.ef7ected BY the:arny and ths farmers
RTCfPno
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
From Petersburg.

TIRE ENGAGEMENTS OF FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

mn ,uu,,uers u. ,A...e at early eown.
ts hesvv ~ Gyht did occur, but the battle for the
no.sosa;e,n oftthe railroad is yet to be fought,
pud the signs are that twill be bloody one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31
Terrible Explosion, ,

LOngmires, Aug 23d, 1864.