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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-13

President Lincoln has forwarded to
the Governors of tho States which sent
One Hundred Day troops into the service,
his off acknowledgment and public
thanks for such service, and has directed
the Secretary of War to cause certi6-
cate Of their honorable services to be de-.
livered to the officers and soldiers who
served in that capacity.
Hon. L. p. Walker, formerly Dem.
ocratic Senator from Wisconsin,is out for
Lincoln, and SO is NJ. H. Finch, a we'll
known and popular Democratic orator r.
He was for Mcclellan until he read the
copperbcad platform. '.e
SINGULAR-The "McClcllan Escorts u
we see, are announced to meet At various
places on dry land. They ought to meet
on gunboat, and their device should be
q duck natant. . ..r >.l e.. .sr
Anna f. Dickinson is again speech
tying at the East. Subject: "Chicage
The Last Ditch'-meaning the Chicago
| Democratic Convention and platform,
-Ex Governor Reuben Wood, of Ohio
died at Rockport, on Saturday, in th'
I'D year of his age.
.s "A Paris letter 10 the London Sta
says "Sevcral of tho FIRST artists in Pari!
are busily employed in sculpturing asplen
did collection of beasts, destined to b
placed in the gardens of the Harem a
Constantinople. Twenty-Five animals arr
already completed-crocediles, porcu
pines, tigers and scrpents are SO lifeik'
one scarcely feels safe in their neighbor-
hood. According to the laws Of the ko
ran the Sultan is not allowed to have tn
statues Of any descendants of Adam; h
will, however, possess collection o
beasts in bronze aud marble certainly IN
rivaled in Europe"
=. The Vinton Eagle says the buildin,
Of a railroad from Norway Station, on tn
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River rail
road, to Vinton, and from thence up tn
Cedar Valley to Waterloo, is strongl.
urged. $500 @..a
Gen. Hovey offers $4,000 rewar
for the apprehension Of the traitor H. II
Dodd, who recently escaped from tn
military prison at Indianapolis. Dodd'
running away is confession Of his guilt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

TIE ewsecrctary of the Treasury en-
tered upou The functions Of his oilice yester-
day in the person Of George a. Trenholm,
ESD. a partner of the we'll and widely known
commercial ard shipping firm OF Frazer,
Trenholm & Co., Charleston, South Carolina,
and Liverpool, England. Mr.. Trenholm brings
TO assis: him in the administration cf his de-
partmcnt the most vigorous qualities OF lnlnd,
while his large and varied experience. in
monetary and iinancal affairs in the Coriea-
eracy, as well as in Europe. will be OF vast
assistance III the perfcction o! financial mea-
sores in the future. Heretofore Mir. Tran-
holm has been most iavcrably Known on two
continents only as u Successful shipping mer-
Giant, his commercial tastes and pursuits
6isinclining him from tie pursuit OF honor l9 :
the roltical w5rld. The PRONUNCIATION OF
she fact cf.tic appointment yesterday Infused
anew strength into Government securities
and the popular expression vas almost En-
animous in support Of the selection mace.
The new Secretary is a native ot Sonl9
Carolina, gentleman of line physique anc
manners, and apparently about iorty-live years
OF age.-Rich Examiner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
A. Proclamation.

4, y
BY his E@eeegey ~ T. 5omHr, a"d ar.,the %e's so,e
and Commander-in-ch'ci az ""'' 0'e' '"s
o; yogth Carolina,
~~yIJEDEAS information has nccn receive" III
w this Department that an atro.lons nMr. III.
ac- wos committed on tho llth instant upon '.le
ho.,v of FLIAS GRA%THAM Dep"ry oneTih
district. whilst in the discharge ol MS
Jr,;os ~ such D ,pu,y; and that NlCi10LhS W.
cAnuY. CHARLES TART, and DAY ID hEAH-
T,Ny. n free pcrson of color, san' charSos '.n
o,il murder and that said persons nave "ea IRON
jnst;oe; ,,, i,s,;co nav be
row n,1 fn%m ,,,,i SS sid GADDY, TART and BEAs.
ITV nav he brought to legal trial for their OF
$500 @ as @.foresail, do hereby ofor a reward O,
T.oo TSou,nnd po}ima for the apprcIen ana d
1aiiyery Of the three offending parties IN any yI
~ .h;s State. or One Thonsand Dollars Tor MILL
O. nLAS W. GADDY, the principal olienecr, WI ana
C;rc Hundred dolLIrs ench for the o,ners. VIZ" ol
!, 81 - heard from they were ill Orry DISTRICT near
Galiivant's Ferry. n:,.,;ot &c obou. 81
Gaddy was bo7n in Marion Distrle', .,o'. ~
v,orsoi age. 5 feet 10 or II inchcS hieh' cry
eyes auburn hair, rather sallo" hoir Iop
a little in the shoulders, usua y ,;iIwr;sb. mvT
r. occupulion n farmer and inih"f'sh''
Tart horn iu same District, is youth oraTou
~ raors of nee. we'll grown, rather fair compieN-
ion. dark hair, eyes believed to PC "'Hg n Nth.
'0I, psaslav horn in Richmond county n u, bright
t,a thic, set, weight from go to lSU pounds'
70 1n 30 ys"rs su Of age feet or II inches
high knSy hair and of reddish, snn-Irni Hi Dp
ncooronce-by occupation 4 carpentSr0ohaS ii'e"
shout Fayetteville and lnnSsrtoni "ai NJ NJ IL the State
Given under my hand Gnd the seal o' 11 'ne Ilurv
r, ct Columbia, this 2'st day 70 o. poN1HaM TIi11 NM
L. 81 Domini, 1861. So q. -
n Al uonars ua1a, IN the State copy three times
on1 g'S Sorw.rd r iii bilI to Executive Office.
III, G. st 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

RAID on THE GEORGIA RAlLRoAD-by pas
senrcr, that arrived on the train this morn
ing. we learn that the Eederals captured y TWO
trains Yesterday morning, at ConyefS. one
of the engineers escaped, and procuring a
mule, made his way towards C0vineton. Wien
he arrived there he saw force of the enemy
approaching the place, and continued on
down TO Rutledge. ,.-.
All the sock Of the company, we learn,
was moved from Rutledge TO Uuion Point last
night. 49,, ,,-.os
Yellow River and Alcova bridges, ard the
depot at Covingtcn. -.
I've give place to these reports IN order TO
satisfy the anxiety Of our people for lntcHi-
renee or operations from Atlanta and vic'n
iIv, not that We give them full credit, but in
nr'ar that they may not be deceived and
unpeces sarily excitvd,by wild and unfounded
rumors.
Now is the tine for our people to eXetcisc
q spiri. of patient iortitudc aud prepare 10,
meet the enemy.
We wo,,aI counsel all to he on Ike alert and
ready q, moments warning to nctf a'iy
force mcyng in This direction.
Tie policy Of the enemy as long MS lie re-
mains in his present position will be to send
out rading parties for the purpose Of laying
vase the counry. and destroying all impor-
taht Government works.
lit be true that the Yankees lave made
their Appearance at 60 ';ns;on. military an
thori:its ami the people OF Augusta, Saruid
be prepared for 81 demonstration Ia his 'i'rtr-
ton. Sach move is by no means imNteh
able, snd We shc,tld a'l.i.rcrare for the e'iir'
eency.-Cor st:utionalist, oi Sunday
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
8. The Dcscrtcr's WIFE"

AZ all but this-s;inging shame,
Ne thinks cold have better borne
An, other sorrows arc but tame
To those that make our onoEmourn.
placed the Biblc in his breast,
And put the sword into bis hand
And then, with heart SO much depressed
prayed him shiOld our Southern land.
Had he been slain on battle p'ain'
Or died wherever fate had led,
JIy heart would still know in itspain
lie MAS amongst I" the hohored dead !"
could have taught my children then
To prize with love the name they BORE
And bid them sacredly defend
II native land forever more.
But nop this hittor, cheerlcss woe
That burns into my very life,
This thought that wheresoe'er I and go'
Tacy call me "lhc dcserter's wife"
HApsDAkE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
EanI,ec did il.

The>W;lmington Journal says thst in tl'e
fight between the Alabama ard the ksar-
SAGE, the Yankees owe their success 20 the
South. A Quill from ber own plume has
struck the Southern eagle. Capt. Winslew
being, we regret to say ii. North Carona-
ian, a Hanover County man. although nearly
all bislifc resident at the North, and, we
.aust believe, although it is h::ld to believe.
thinking himself right. No Yankee con-
ouered The Alabama. That much we know
We arc sorry for 1t: but the truth r'iSht as
we'll be told.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
Slave Labor for the Coast
DIVISION no. .,

n COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS and tha
Il. town authorities wlthls The Judicial Districts
of Fairfield, Richmond, EdgeGe!d, Lexington,
Barnweil and 0rapgebnrg, will forthwith sum-
mon all shareholders within theie respective limits
to deliver ONE-FOrRTH of their slaves liable
to Road duty, ut the Railroad pe.cts nearest
their residence, at 10 o'clock, s m., on TUES
DAY, the I'd dsy ot August next, there TO await
transportation t" Charleston to labor on the for
tilications for thirty dsyl.
II. The military -eth"rities at Charleston hsv-
ing made reasonable concession to the demands
OF planters, by suerendins te reauisition for
Labor until August Let, it s hoped that MI in
Division No. 3 will respond fully to shie cali.
I'LL All negroes delivered Oh ID, cult Df tho
CONT of the State, roi"ntarify will he prompt.
~ discharged at the orpirstirn oi thirty days
labor. Those delivered under orresf;aill be do.
tanned for double term, as the law provides.
R. B. JOHNSON,
Agent of the State Of South Carolina.
Camden, June q, IT 29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

Po,yr LooKovv. gentleman lately con-
fred at l.sint Lookout. aud "ho arrived ~
RICHMOND, says tlat tie prisoners are now
c1a:,led bv three regiments Of owe .knadrta d
days me!l-the negroes l.avirg s:een sent oil
20 Grares:. There are also 'nnr rn''oo-s'a
Guarding the Point The 4u;;.Dcr vi Con'od-
crates confined there at present is a'oHt iour'
teen thousand, three hurried Of whom ore
<;t;z.ns. Some oi these citizens have heen
;,onrisoued for fifteen months, With no charge
aosipss them. Since May, the ra!iaas have
been reduced, and the poor teiios@ seller i"f
van, of focl. For several GAYS; the ;:ut:a!i'
ties have endcayo.ei &, keep t''e i'e,Fina!?fr5
out of tie hands OF boil. prisoners and guards.
They were afraid they would get 700 mucl
news from Washington.-Richmond Sentinel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
Addresses of G ems. Johnston and II ood.

ATLANTA, July 1S.-The army and pubic
We're surprised this morning, with the an
nnuncement Of the change OF comma'1defS-
Gen. Johnston being relieved and Gen. Hood
receiving the Commando The following Is
.Lohnston,s farewell address to the troops:
UE.poUARTERs ARMY OF TENNESSEE, july
II 1eG4,-ln Obedience to orders oi-thc Wais
benartment. turn over to Gen. Hood ;ae
command ofthe Army Of the Department Of
TENNESSEE. cannot leave tais noble army
without expressing my admiration OF the
high military qualities it has displayed SO ire
ousntly By every soldierly virtue, endurance
of toll obedience to orders, and brilliant
courage. The enemy las never attacked out
to be severely repnlsed and punished: al,
though no longer your leader, l-will' still
watch your career, and will rejoice in your
victories. To one and all l offer assurances
of my friendship, and bid an affectionate iarc-
well.
(Sigued,) J.E. JOHNSTON, General
On assuming command, Gen. Hood issued
the following address: ~.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TENNESSEE, . uiy
lS.-SoLplEGs In:obedience to orders IRON
the War Department, l'asstme the command
of this army. feel the weight OF the resp9n-
sibility 50 suddenly and unexpectedly deyolV,
ed upon 1ue by this position, and shsil lend
all my energies and employ all my ssll Ito TO
meet IFS requirements I look with confluence
TO your patriotism to stand BY me, ana rely
nnor yupr powers to vrest your country from
the srasp OF the invader, emitting yourselves
to the proud distinction Of being called Tue
deliyerers of an oppressed people:
lSieaed) j. i. HOOD, General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

ATTEMPT TO EscspE:-One of the \ ankee
officers ct Ogle,horpc came near escaping
yesterday. lie blacSed hi- face and Lands;
doane,l q ragged suit, picked up spade and
proceeded tothe ort!e', remarked to the SER
iiiuel that his master had sent him to carry
the spade home. The sentinel made no cb-
;oc.ion and OUT be went. lie proceeded but
u short distance When Q keen-ey'd soldier
norceiycd, through AZ, opening III the Yankee
shirt. rlimnse of bis skin. lie Immediately
,.smel. . ra.' and marches tie cute Yankee
back to his old. quarters. We SnFpose TIC
sentinels will hereafter keep sharp lo9koGt
for these black sl:iane, white meii.-Nacon
Confederate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

MORE TESTIMONY OF BLoon.-William
Frayser member of the Richmond Blues,
who was supposed to have been killed or
captured in the fighting around Petersburg
has come into our lines ct the. latter place
He was shct in the head. the ball passing
around the lcil skull, and lodging back Of the
neck. lie fell in y mor:ss ur 10 las knees in
mud and water, nnd remaiaed in all insenai-
lie condition in that position, his head resting
unon his ARMS, until the moon arose, whea ke
recovered consciousness, and saw, ny the
moonlight, the ncgrc soldiers Of Burnside 5
corps s;oiug around searching on! t!,e wo'Ild-
cd ,nr army ard mercics>ly b.yoneting
,l,.,n III tleir blood Al this be is willing
10 suhsamt.ie upon oath, if necessary, for
the Information CT the Confederate Govern
lmc'it.
Independents: Ct tic siotcment of Mr.. Fray.
ser, II has been asceraincd, through positive
il rolmainn, tEat such WAS tie '.lle ol many
or tie r~;sonrr4 tu'ien in that assault
l:z:5s sTom i:Jor, tbs rugi'is, died in New YORK
on the 2slh Juno.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
State. of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv ORDINARY.

nYw.F DuEIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, S. F. Goode has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattes, rights and credit. Of
A. NJ. Perrin, late of the District, aforesaid,
deceased, -,
These arc, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
and sin neular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to he and appear before Inc, at our next
rdinarys Court for the said District to be holden
at Edcctic!d Cairt House, IN the lst dag of Ang.
next to show cause, if any, why the said admin
istration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
Of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four' and in the eighty
w. L. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
July 20 2t 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

FRon pErER;rrgc-Thc Express Of the
20th says:
Yesterday was remarkably quiet day at
the front. We'have not even to report the
usual amount of shelinc, mortar firing or
picket firing. Tie refreshing aud much
needed rain which commenced falling early
iii the day and continued for sornc hours,
probably caused q truce as regards these
sports. All along the lines from our extreme
right to the river, for hours at time, th:re
could only be heard an occasional explosion,
and the qn;et was so unusual as to cause gen
erll comment in the city.
The shelling of the city for the past Two
dsvs has been merely nominal, and has amount
ed TO nothing. The few shells thet have
beea tbrowa lave produced no damage, and
inflicted no injury. :,
Lest night the firing became somewhat
more brisk, but only wkat We were led to cx-
pect from the experience Of the past week or
ten days.
Reports still reach Us Of Grants undcrmln-
;,p oncrations, bat they create 10 uneas'iiess.
HIS position is not a favorable one ior sac
cns,ful operations of this kind, and he is but
p,os,;nr. time and labor. lie cannot go many
feet bcIow the SarG,ce Of tie ground before
he strikes p stratum o! mari, and there he
ind, waite: 10 imrcda his progress. At Ger
tain points on Lis Ines this may not nc So
but here he has rolling arou"d TO combat.
Several prisoners were taken on the picket!
lire who deny the story Of the great Ulysses
death.
In all respects the situation at the front
remains unchanged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

CArrrnEn NJ a NEcRo.-Patrick, slave
to =. +. .Joprling, near Goodies Crossing, in
-nediord County. caaluled three Ya' KEGS "a
Lie -,ns.cr's wheat Geld, I:.sa Thursday. The
Yankees had escaped f.om this city, and DC
,apg 70 Ilancock's Cnrrs. They were nearly
(amighel. and were cleaning oGl the gram to
ss.i.fv tie cravings Of hunger. patrigk's on
* wsa, IN wes scvthc hla:!e, with whleh DC
.!rc..en4i ,,.l rg;-;." tie trio, ii MS &c,
,n.n,: iot III immedil!e and unconditional
surrender was no. complied with.-Peters-
burg Express.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

Nos-pRoDucERs-The fate in storeiOr this
unfortunate class of our citizens is very OBJ
.y:os:s if tho laws and regulations ol the Gcv.
crnment in regard 10 the appropriation ali
the produce in the country be carried out IN
the manner now proposed. fon- producers
must starve to death; this is plain ard in:
eyiabls. The Government propoaea 10 take
all the Surplus production Of the country for
the US. Of the army and government en-
pl.yecs, ana Tor the supply Of soldiers fami.
lies, and leaves nothing for other families,
who arc non producers, to subsist on. The
bond required OF persons who arc exempted
from military service precludcs them from
selling their provisions except to Tue govern
mcat and soldiers families. Wnn due defer
eree to tue wisdom that framed this law or
made this regulation, We submit that this
system is unjust and i,npracticable. We re-
ioicc to sec ample provi-ion made for the SUP
hort of the soldiers and their families, but we
do not believe it TO lie the true policy OF the
Government thet all Others should perish.
There is large and useful class oe tho con-
munity. and many helpless families that do
not come under the especial protection and
care of the goYernment, aid these must live.
Let there he some reason about this thing.
There is enough in the country to subs.st
every body, and wc hope no absurd regula-
tiuns will be persisted in by the Government
which will unnecessarily reduce any portion
Of the community to distress.-TallahasSe
i.fioridian and Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
IMPORTANT HO9E NOTICE.

~ ATLANTA, GA, My ilru .sai.
yIoU are hereby appointed Agent for the col
n lccting Of Woo! for the use of c. S. army
iu District al" comprising tbe Counties Of Rica-
mona, Columbia Gasscuck, Taliaferrs, Warren,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Ebert, in the State o. Geor.
gin, aud the Districts Of Edga6eld, Bnrnwell.
Abbevi!le, orangcburg, Laurence and NeHbcrry,
South Ceruinn.
Yours &C.,
e. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Haiyr & u. N.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
Mill Notice.

EbER3ONS intending to have Wheat ground at
Il my Mill viii please nave their names regis
tered, and days will he assigned them at the time
OF registering their names.
wish every one TO state about the naAber of
bushels he intends to scrd.
Uuve your Wheat we'll cleaned and dry-my
mill is not thrcshins or funning machine
Turns for soldiers families and horse turns
not exceeding ) bushels, have preference.
Persons whose names are registered must be
punctual or they will lose their places.
July 20 If $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
ny ". F. DUEISOE, Esq, Uruihary o1 Hug'-

EnY W. F. DUEISOE, ESP 0i"'"N'
II wSsrsas, sla -'ie' Is L. Hail. has applied ed 70 me
I"r iS.'e,S tI os and shass rights and credits of
Lar Lewis ias psrtss, late of tho District Hf'resia'
These are ,boyeforc, to cite and sansnish gil
AMI singular, the kindred and creditors m Of the tho
said dsssasoi be and appear S s[o S AI 10 ba
nass orin.Eys c"art for the on ,d IN. ' si day " of of
hollcn at EigoGei c. h:' % ON MN 'm' uhr ,ho s.;,,
August neE;, to SHOW cause ! nt,a a"t, va"
administration should not DC gl,iI''i; III. 9s,b dow
J.E1' n ,a4tt t ns rs,r Of our Lord Ons thousand
eishl 81 @ suare ell and siSy.oar, and in tas eighty
lima. "'f' o. 3I
July q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27

The YAcur DEgnucuSp-The New York
Times learns that tie. British yacht Deer
hound, which happened to be so cPportunely
near he Alabama during her fight with the
kearsage, and wien rescued her commander,
and, at his urgent request, took him into a
British harbor of refuge, is owned by the
firm Of Fraser Trenh dim Il Co., OF Liverpool,
who are the rebel agents for that port, and
shat she is thus almost as reel rebel property
rs tue Alabama herself
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
Spartanburg Female
College.

vHyIIE next Session will open on Monday, Aug.
4 Sth, and close Dec 10Th, 1864.
Tuition, use of Books and Con. Fec, 5000
Music and Use Of Piano, 5000,
Pupils arc requested to furnish adrinkins cup
Applications for the next Session, to be sue
cessfnl, must be made early rs moro than half Of
the places are already engaged.
ryThe President will leave the CcngaTee
House, Columbia, an Friday, Aug. 5th, and will
take charge OF pupils for tho College
Address WM. X. BLAKE,
Snartanburg, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-27
An Army Wedding.

There are very le" SUM- -, =.
in the Western army who will rot recognize
in the following picture, drawn tor the Mont
rolnery Mail, great similarity to many ina ar
nv weddings which they have seen. The mar
ri.tge ria tool, place at Bull's Gap, Tenn: :,
An Alabama soldier, who to name would
be too personal, bot who is ugler than the
renowned Suggs-in fact, so lar diseased with
the chronic Big ugly as TO have failed procnf-
ius furlough from Brigadier Gen. Law
solely on that ground-wooed and Won
bnytm Tennessee maid of doubtful age.
Whilst i" Special" was out that day with his
oun. on porcine scout, for thepurpose Ut
reinforcing his haversack, he wa, interrupted
in his reconnaissance By husky voice emit
ting from q ten by fifteen pen, inviting LIN
to halt. Entering the low door, he found
wedding was on the tapis, en- route to hap
nv termination. A mirthful Texan-not nec=
essary 9 to name-bad copy OF the Army Reg
plations ir his hand, and his throat was de.
corated with niece of white bandage, such
as is used BIZ our army do..ors-:a!l ready to
tic the hymenal knot SO tight That 1t could
not be undone by the teeth. Inc bridegroom
stood largely over six honest teetin his socks,
was az lairy as Esau, and pale, slim and
ank. His Jacket aud pants represented each
Of the ccntending parties at war. Ills shoes
were much the worse for wear, and hls toes
sticking out CT the gaping rents thereof, re-
minded one Of the many little heads OF pcii-
cans y.u observe protrudius from t"e nest
which forms a part of the coat OF arms ,l o5
i.ouis;:.na. The exact color OF his suit could
not be giyen. Where the buttons had been
lost cf in tho wear and 'eGro1 wal al uil,I"e aa
substitute in tic shape ct pers'mmon SEED,
IVES used Tie bride had esSay'd to ~a:a
/" Alabans' clothes, Willie he l il1s''s.'y oG"
ccalel h.s nnl'iy behln1 a s p.''s'' He'i' asA''
ing there until they were utieui i, ,,., Ga
The bride was e''rnpea III = t,oa" n'sd ."i., of
dcd dress her hec"'a'e H"S >yn.;i ,u;. n,,;ror.
string Of! chnqu@p'nS, her brow was environ, 'aa
ed by wreath ot iade1 h"nhs' ~ ''%s.S, ',,'a a;u
her wavy r'.i har was in1kea ~ pea'au a,o,, y.
he old iasl'io!cd Wa" one w. ,ter nos s,u o"a
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