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The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
SHASTA COURIER.
Railroads.

Railroads have become necessity in Cali
sorn;a and the sooner they are built the
better for all. Railroads have been started
from San Francisco for various points, and
also from Sacramento. None Of them pay;
and why? They are too short. They DO not
tap trade. From Sacramento to Lincoln not
enough is done to pay expenses. The same
NAV be said of the road from MarysViile u
Oroyille. These pieces Of what should be a
continuous line to Portland, in Oregon, tap
no depot of trade, nor in any way tena 10
expedite or cheaper transportation. Inc
most accomplished is the running oil OF 1e"
mule and OK teams, and trifle shortening
few stage routes, to their detriment, without
corresponding benefit to any one.
Extend the road from Orovlle to CHICO
even, and some little benefit would accrue TO
the road BY increase of freight. Extend 1t to
Shasta and the road would be doing paying
business at once, by carrying all the I'M
mense freight that for long years has been,
and is now, enriching those possessed of 9th
er channels of trade, though slow anu expen'
sive.
We see it stated that San Francisco con-
tains one-half, or nearly Sc, of the taxable
property of the State. This can only be ac-
counted for by the great falling off in the
population Of the interior. A railroad through
the country, by bringing every producer
within easy rauge Of all the markets in the
State, would induce large increase in popu-
lation, as we'll as increase the resources of
industry, encourage the improvement of our
vast water powers, encourage manufactures,
and make a stirring business where now all
is silent as the wilderness.
The prosperity of San Francisco and Sac
ramento are as much dependent upon these
sources of wealth as are we OF the interior,
and the sooner they are made to see it in tho
light, the sooner will the work be done. For
the interests of the whole State this road is
just as necessary, and even more SO, than the
great Pacific Railroad.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE,
The Thirteenth Division Fourth ASSESS
ment District. comprising Shasta County.

n Office is hereby given that the lists of valua-
~ tions and enumeratons of property, subject
to Income Tax under the ''Act to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, and to pay
the interest on the Public Debt" approved June
80, 1864, and the Amendatory Act approved
March 3d. 1862 made and taken by l. 3. Potter
Assistant Assessor of said Division 4th Assessment
District, will remain open for the examination of
all persons interested for the space of ten days from
the date hereof, at the Office in Shasta between the
hours of A. NJ. and P. NJ, and Immediately after
the expiration of the said ten days 1 will receive
and determine all appeals relative to or
excessive valuations enumerations made and
taken by the said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor. as aforesaid, must be
made IN writing, and specify the particular cause,
matter or thing respecting which the decision is
requested, and state the ground or principle of
inequality or error complained of.
JOHN VI. AVERY, Assessor
Fourth Assessment District. California.
Dated at Sacramento, July IL, 1865. ills
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

THE EXCEPTIONS IN PRESIDENT JOHNSON 8
AxNEsTY.-The New York World figures up
the following as the total of the exceptions to
the Presidents Amnesty: Persons above
the rank of Colonel, 400; raiders from Can
ada, 1000; privateermen, $500; persons
volunteer Rebels and worth above $4,000,
10000 foreign agents of the Rebel Gov
ernment of various ranks, 200; Rebel Naval
officers, $50; disloyal jurists, 80; seeding
Congressman, l49 OIL armv officers. $50 !:
persons who have maltreated our prisoners
500; Governors of Rebel States, 49, North.
ern men in Rebel employ. 400: soldiers in
the Rebel army from border States which
have not seeded, 50,000,.; in North.
ern prisons at the current time, $4,000
those who have taken the amnesty oath be-
fore and broken it, 10000 The total ex
ceptions will come under 200, 900 men, and
may not reach 10000
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

WILL PROBABLY HANG. The amiable Mrs.
Surratt, judging from the tone of the latest
overland dispatches, has been found guilty of
completely in ths assassination of President
Lincoln. Pardon has been solicited for her
by her friends. and firmly refused by Pres.
dent johnson. These trials would be farce
indeed if the President were to avail himself
Of his prerogative, and turn the convicted
parties loose upon the community. Firmness
is now needed at the head of our nation, and
we believe it is there.
P. S.-She has been hung.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
Special Notices.
MoIHERS! NIOTHERss
MOTHERS,

~ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHrInSTN n1sG ~"
This valuable preparation is the nr..or;,.:.x
one Of lhe most erperiencea and sksa6,i N,rs..; :,
New England, and has heen used with ner.r t,;,;.-
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t net only relieves the child from pain. br, :,
vigoratcs the stomach and bowels corrects oc;d;.,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bo,cels and Wind Coi;e
and overcome Commissions, which if not speed;lv
remeded, end in death. We believe it the Best and
.Sarest Remedy in The World in all easfe of DYs-
EMERY and DIARRHBA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teething or from any other
cause.
Full directions tor using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the facsimile of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. is one the cat
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Principai Office. 4S Deg rect, Nep Tori,
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDINGTON L CO.,
416 and AIS Front ST., San Francisco,
au1 .6m Agents for California.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
LIQUORS.

NALlFORN1A Wine, in bulk and cases, Bitters
" Cider, Ale, Porter, Syrups and Cordials,
For sale by D. VEIL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22


va Hope for the Afflicted.--In another part
of this paper will bo found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DR.. J. c.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age of deceit and char.
latanism it is boon to the suffering t5 point out
to them where they are sure of obtaining .he wished
for relief and cure Under the care Of tie skillful
Doctor the sick and troubled can direst themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
are sick or in troa5le, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing you
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
ION street. San Franciseo'
GzG~ Of all the Medicines for sale,
none is meeting with such success, judging from
extended notices of the press, both of California
and Oregon, as lie Doyen's Sarsaparilla Iodine
Alternative for the blood and organs of the body
See advertisements in poth
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

How TO GET RID OF ANrs.-A correspon.
dent furnishes the San Jose Mercury the
following receipt for exterminating ants;
Buy two bits worth of tartar emetic mix
1t with sugar. either in powder or dissolved
IN water, and place it out of the reach of
children, but where ants will be likely to
nnd 1t, and IN less than three days time they
VIII all have left your premises.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

orrosIrIoN.-The Opposition line to New
York have procured new steamers for their
line on both oceans. The steamer America
was dispatched from San Francisco on Thurs.
day last
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

CHINESE emigrants to Idaho and Montana
have been driven out of those Territories bv
the whites. John must wait till the cream
is taken off.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

QUICKSILVER. by the Pound or Flask
BLASTING POWDER, Rifle Powder and
Fuse.
CUT and FENCE Nails.
TUBS, Buckets, and Wash Boards,
CLOTHES and Market Raskets and Brooms
PENS, Pencils, Ink. Paper and Envelopes,
AAES. Axe Handles and Pick Handles,
CHEWING and Smoking Tobacco.
LONG HAHDLED sHOvELs. by the doz.
ROPE. Twipe and Tacks,
PRUNEs, Figs and Maple Sugar.
HATCHETS and Butcher Knives.
CHINA OIL, Polar and Coal Oil,
GERMAN and Scaled Herring.
GOLDFISH, Mackerel, Tongues and Sounds.
BUCK SHOT, Quail Shot, Duck Shot and
Pistol Balls,
DINNER GLASSES, Egg Glasses, Bar
Tumblers and Goblets,
DEMIJOHNS, from to Gallons in Size.
WOOD BOWLS and Wood trays,
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

IT is supposed that the Atlantic cable will
be laid and in operation BY the first of An.
gust
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

416 and AIS Front ST., San Francisco,
au1 .6m Agents for California.
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| D., I" hlIi I'hMtkLl OF III BLlN,
- n,taAd, laIe ,ufs,on y. Y lu.tc S'gtua Nolr,
.s it .'Haneui' lyrs,cI a. No. l2G smith NJ. frs
u'os "'''ol Broadway. Nisut cal. attended TO- 4 :,
Ne" LllNG'iN ASYLUM, AT TIE IN,i
iani' Home, CO. Lexington ave and 5Ist 90
uet-nulses, n desired. is
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Hir.ch, John wsmsn, and Julius sehvutx, al Of
whom were very severely injured. The reecuers
,til buried The reason assigned Tor this conduct 10
that here wss DANCER in the proceeding, Father
Mcdonald, Of 81. MAry's Church, corner Of Remsen
and Loon'rd streets. hearing Of the catastrophe, re-
paired 10 the place. and ssceeded in hiring some
latOTera 10 continue the excavation, and he was
,upcrintoniins their op ratons At a late hour last
finding Nicblis stii sve, but this does not sppear
piouatle. The police Of the 46th Precinct iDdo
iAtieabie in their eIortions to afford relief
KILLED on A FKRRYDoAT.-Mr William
Holnss employed asa fireman on the Fulton ferry
bot America, vas instantly killed yesterday morn
Ing II rrpoafs thst he was wipiug OF the engine,
an rhile thus eupagcd. called 10 tae Engineer to
be hc'd l"tr cen he NOV ng machinery AZ he time,
SO the coutc Iuouto was thai IL was completely
smashed The Irsineer called cut that all wss clear,
mt hearing 10 respoirr. went TO enquire The Ced.e,
ran. HE feuu. Of ttDC.t.l TCsi.c q 10 llui N
.cnue. an iuqaCst W. held. Verdict, accidental
dc4'h.
1HE conNrR sroSE Of new Church Cor the
use Of tho Coofei people Of The Eastern D.s.rict,vi
10 laid a. 3 o'clock this afternoon, In bontroso
avcrue, fctreon Iolmrrs.rccf and Union avenue,
J.. u. b''iu. uish't crff'l ca arc expected n taIo
o. r. r tue Cycrci'ts lGc l0ufe ~ yhiCu tine Cou-
3 a''nL rvishipp was q .itIOyel BY IOtcss dur
Ia o. 81 ell anoen jay r.ta.
1nr pniMARY ELECTIONs.-The Democrats
lcld their primary meetings last evening nnd elect
ei deIesa.cs nom each ward md County Town 20
tie s,u toIlal, i'y, County all Assembly Conven-
t.u. All pnss.d ~ ~ an orderly mAuutr ITO
! Mon paltr = hold their pr'mer,s to-light. Ihc
NtIaIu ~. 0,4ffr tciUrsl t9GrlittCc hrsc 'e'pr-
rI.ri To nominate cay dtfntcp Tor Mayor, Comptfo.-
~, ditto, lf IttAufCf. untUre, AbftnIhlJ men
ana Nmd thctlr. u thb arr eWCut holds cut,
t"cic vi 81 eticotuh s'ii' ia that party At the
coming election.
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and In winter thsy add The bus,p..- =, ,un--,-
salt 10 thar woodwork. The erea. AL, ..sty
,ss long iron shod gsfi, for the GobeIour de
ofn,ers who collected the salt duty, and 10 49,
strave, are regularly transmitted from f,,bs, !.
SOD You may imagine what . Oh srmins, orderly.
weu-conductod race these night-birds brought m
10y arc chlied Chouins, nom kind Of night. ovA
common in those pArts, and the gentlemen of ths
pre-" have made this into Chouons The hun ara
OF our Roman waa however, n trif. mora civ,lf, a
'hAn his neighbours. lie h al learnt 10 read U., ~
ms rows Tow and used on Sundays 70 cous
round 10 the iarm-houses, aud read TO the farnery
,he legends Of iae saints while lie taught tie liz
he ones Christmas carols II was thus that he bo-
came acquainted with s anne Mayne, the daughter
~ Netlihy famer, ami seon married her. JeAnne's
lAher, however, vaI one Of the old stamp, nud
vowed thsi no man ould msrry his daughter who
would no, follow the plough and I'LL the land, a.
nor ancestors had done ever since the days o. good
hlng DsgOtcri. The daughter said not . word,
u, on the third morn she was oil and away {
anu IN token that she had no purpose S
returning, Ter distad and her uencher lay broken
on the threshold
She came 70 the hores, OF Concise, where Cot
erotu had reared bis huL and declared that she
Was bis. The nert thing was tie church ard TIE
wedding and they set OF together 70 Saint Ouen-
des Tots The brides perish W en- they got ero,
Jeanne Aivsucsd rst into the church 10 get speech
OF tie prieTt. but 60 she entered, he stood up in
tLs pulpit and beam 10 road the tnOnftOtre Amer
sdmouishing certain persons VITO had neglected.
mas, or profanei saints days and slndsyI aud
80 forth, he mentioned . N aiCel who la fOrssken
her homo ami her parents TO follow q man, thereby
bringing trouble and distress uIon them, and
grevous scandal on the par sh lie therefore id
monisned her 10 make confess of her sin in the
lace OF the congregation, and thsn ~ return 10 her
parents, under pain Of accommodation. Jeanne,
VINO, up TO this point, had been kueeliug Win her
head down, In order that she might not be knova
among The reGt u the women, now arose and tAd
sbsshei.
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.Herso City.

ATTEMPT TO STAB An OrrIcrR.-About
h,.fp,st O'Clock Yesterday morning, cH.toliccui IN
h'ehaol simmons va arrested by aid Kipn, Of tho
Jeuey CITY police, on a charge Of leins drunk and
dsoriC'lv IN tho street md attempting IN Sab tls
Cih'Cr 10 ALLEGED th.' Tia ArruscI vrs humping
hui frh.'f ~ strH.' 'Oo thereby ti.tuthinr the
uci-ht hood, o.. u.op heinz or''rod n debit.
tu. upon lui r.ck he officer twice Aid Kip
Ten d.at simmons low over the lc,d with lie
tH'. chen fAr l.iys dfew Annie md attempted 20
s''' Do" officer when BE- WA tEk,h tuio custody.
y F'''dE l.urHln1 the prisoner va taken before
itrI4 itl "a tunuo. qua rhss hail for his spleai-
aAty o. tlc Hudson County Court.
Two WOMEN Drowned Yesterday noon
three women, named Margaret Nolan, MARY Griflns,
and Ellen Fallen, residing in Sussex street, Joroy
CIV. started 10 crofs the crib work In tho cove,
south q t" ~ Tor tie pur,cse - converting din
ucr 4" MOI iufl .u.s curn.o ~ filing IN the cove
for no Central Bdlr9ri Company. To reach tho
mon y wa %. cary - walk ncruss plank crossing
ag1p between tFo cfibe. 'ud vhilo In the ac' of
walking oven ihn plank, which bad become partially
dfpl. tef save rur. aud the three women we-c pre-.
clpiA"d into Doe water. ~ ,orc A'sistsncc could be
ien'rrei Nrs. NeiGu aud Nrr Grifing were drown
ahd Nis Fallen wHz Uscuod IN On erhrue'oi st.tr,
fvefg etost was iaGjc to .ocover the bodies OF tue
$50 Nomon, lut ~ 'ar without succo-t
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MARINE NEWS.
or. s.. EI.eI c oo-s s,u, 17-u. wuer. o. %


CLEARED
rrF AMsUIps-Citv Of Cork. Iivcrrool. Astoria.
Baltimore. Baltimore Wnshiue'ou: Fr,nconia. Port
i'!i NoGv An, nrt. I T.; t,ysrHln. ChtrlOs'oi
SUITS Avon, - IohH y T.: Constantine, Liver
hAltk~-M u hluon Cow Bav; n I.iihrov Cow
ha' w ttgg, do Nelise 20 Cro.v " Eor-ra. Teyrs.
hCHOONEt-Ihomss Wluans Briggs Pot ROYAL
ANsUTPS-kmetica, Savannah: R-iolrh, So
ann 10; Zodiac, savannah Iatg"cttr, Ilayro via
u -. STR Il rho south, New Oric M.
IllFS-Eol e'g, Cardiff, Ed~ O'Bhen, Shields Y;
John he Wolf Liverpool
PARk Norma. Bremen; 7 A B'shcn Ncwcs.,l.
BElGs-,lAcquc- Binic, 81 Pierre. Z: Ftsr n Ari-
chNi llrr- lr; Pavilion, Windsor. Alert. 81 Johns.
SCuOoNf RS-EHctel jane, Providence for Ron.
dou; SGrAh J lovt, New Haven for Bll'rfuo g: j G.
Hunt |ugi0n llosipn 'or Albanv: Charley Wooi-oy,
llrvrr for philgdclphis Native Providence f,-
ifel cthport; Chas Hhvlev New Haven for 'hany:
saiHh hstH, Nouhport for reek,killi Danl Webster,
N"w ondout Whistler, Taunton; j CUMMINGS,
NoI' 'ch; Geo " onrmins, Providence for tranv;
MARY Price Lynn Tor philadelphia. Adclia Koi .ey,
Glouros'oG san LUIS, Proyidacs = Anderson,
IofuAnt; Frnklin HeHrce Providence for Eouiout;
Maria, NC1terly, RI S lockwood. New Haven: MARY
naSes, Nvrrch BENJAMIN Eng.ish, Gloucester:
Ssf9h \ 6Tryr, FRO, iiCucc, America, Providence;
Michigan, tl1i; NsuiHlia, Cqais; Comet, R7siou;
Madonna H'nroT UcuEib.k. Sew London. No,AnL
Ellsworth; y T. CALAIS, seven s,se,A Addson: GMri,
"a! RIVER ; i'gz]rd, Eiizflc,h0ort for Hartford;
dninan'cn- 70. 'ct's Landing; Marion a Could,
Ban 'or julia Eliza eth, New LONDON, Emma, 81
Stephens, H. u n Cleveland, Linen.
BrLoW-lwo bnes, unknown. Wind \ NV.
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MELANCHOLY CAsCALrl-CAvING IN OF
AN ENHASRnESr,-About5 O'Clock yos'eriay after.
noon an acc dent, involving loss Of life, occurred &,
the 10th Ward. A number Of lahorsrs we're engaged
in digging vault at se!tzslAfer bier brevory Rem.
sen street, neig Bushwick avenue, when the eubank
ment above them suddenly gave way, and completely
buried four Of their number The boa. Of the Fang
Cstraussl Immediately set to work to .ttricate tbo
unfortunate men and suceeeded in Issculpg HsthaS
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A RTiFICGAL FLOWERS-GIRLS WANT
"a ed 20 wort on pi juctE si1oa boy iu millinery
house, 10 make h.m-eu usclI; mIGt know TIC tusi-
nee; ages aNcr'i -. 20 wake 90, Cd tisAt ~
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE LONG
n hote ship Painters viii b. he'd on Thu!sIqv
evening. oct. Z, Al their 1oomt lsi Io~cry, 10 a
tr.ocE, ~ order Of GEO. BLACkuAM, Pro,t
louN CARLY, Rec. Soc. s,i
EIEIT-ONE DAYS without rood
A. The request Of friend, cal oi, one 5,v last
week, 10 rec y0nth nrwoi Francis Goo4e, 235 rll.I
gyeuue,who Tor 81 days pariook Of no fool whatsoever
tNcep iujs which were forced INTO HE stomach Ii.
other, AZ intelligent and worthy woman, tell, lis
some ten or twelve months since my son. AGED II
y'ars, ives prusratCl by consumption IN iis MILLER
form. / Immediately secured The attendance OF
81 u physici'n, who was untirlne in hs efforts 10
ehs.e the disesse. Ills eforts were uueva lrr how
ever aud the diseAso assumed chronic fom Of M,
wort nature. From this TINE he wHsfe1 rvav 10 n
mere skeleton No ,unt Woud rcWl u on biz .torlech
and be had 20 TO he'd IN INV aims tie,tc- 9,tt ~
tho tne. Il was with di0cu,y he could h.,4,le AZ
all AM sometimes he would ueiily lIor4tr n, ne
efforts 10 throw al She PHI. IN ioin d, cao II icn
For 81 dava no food except fluids hNd D, ttsca on
h's stomach Iht pAyslc.Gh pronounced -. oss.
MI Of "lum sad NV poor lo' inudl die. Bur con 4
MOI give him up without ~ leltt one mogg tia, and
tcn' iof Ir;u'ICole, 10 ~ hliI avenue, q whose
prc CO | had heard much slid. He pCmptlv M.
tended nv summons and took the case .g hand ANA
low NY tea darling boy Il EelIl vsoi0us 40 strong
~ ever. look At him alJ lud'' Tor 'ou-scn"
We did loak ~ HIM, aud We colye,s,' Win hin,
No t.ucct ot cOnslmpl0l or any o'h.I 4 .ltr yc,. |
siua-.nf. A rcighluru hrs Goocc ~ lrC,en., AMI
Won hei tor the truth Of all thc mother Ina 4d w
have once bcioIe 'tcommpuiet conslwu.i vo 10 con
tu.t With Dr. o. Io0p, and ge have poe I've rdeDco
that our advice WIS ood aud has been tsSeu bv unr
o. our readers. Weekly Disp1ich,
bDcfor a. Ioclr. system Of treating Cntarth Dr,n
chup and Consumption IL the most successful ev"r
p.ct ed in this cuuntr. lie prepares his own me
crp4 tor the cuIe of these dseaees, ana can send I
b. express to any part OF the niiei states CGalda
H. G.. OIOOLE n. b. vac"
263 So Third Avenue above Eth a. New York |
SuN CHOLERINE REMEDY This WELL |
- lr,, b, mn, ti.i,s Tor the cure of Di.rfbo., -
tery, Cramps, Collie and ell iOoeness OF The t5geil
can be- procured only oil the proprietor At Is Soutb
Second street, Wlham'puIsh' fIieo : cents psr
boIIle.. ~
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Too Late for Classification.


CoNNOE-On Oct. 4, 1895. Marr.re, Conner.
du1hicr o. Nicholas and Elizabeth Couuor aged :
months frl .G 'Ws.
Tic friends OF ile family are respectfully invited
10 ai'cni the funeral this trhuIsdagl afternoon,
A. " O'clock from the residence OF her parents, 40
Cltts'on e. to C.iyary Cemetery. ISL
klELI-nn Oct. an, HUH Ecclv. son Of Peter
aud 'llzal eth ktClv, native OF Dublin, Neand
TIE t'ia'ivcs ur1 friends Of tho ful5, p'to the
memtcrH OF the Jourucyuen michcu' Protective
Society, are respc~ fully invited 20 atto1d thu iuuc-
mi on saturday,, Gee. :, at IT, o,.ors. from MI, late
residcncc, $50 LUDLOW - Hi remains viii q taken
TO Calvary Cemetery Tor ntoument. $50
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MILITARY!

THE OLD MEMBERS OF O.
hee't \. Y. N..s,e reque,rcd 80
lms 70 he held at 45i Second ave. co1 l.
IhurtdAy evening, at S o'cloct Co.. 81
99ssssnizing. DAVID J. BEATTIE, l.ta =
ioaiA bss'h SeIeogaR Legion. '"
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HllEssCESTs.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
Ie prl-on in ale, vino, 'Cl o. sny othcr lcvcraga
,,i'-prfN ite oi limitations. lhese 40 not rickeu
t.r "is1l IS iahcu inter- usirs them. Price Il
RUl ONE BOTTLE OF TIE NUpELONF-
lena ryfIp; II rs stife ri,-e i,r ri irfa roiL.
Go,sentrw g1a dsuhWl, M Is mott ,loctivo in ths
1l ~ ulseR @, Of The orr- Nhots 10 depot
20 M"lleh lgne' y Y, an tct ~ an respectibls
e.'.'s IN the couniI.. rrc, 6 per uo.ile. US
lkL YOUR COUGH-U>E CANPBEIL'S
fup tar e9d Wild cAc1y sulc cure ior coughs,
9lo-, iron liua, sore throat d p'hcria and all
~ 'a "' 'AS iIruh sul luu's. Price 20 aud 5Oc.
PEI PEI ..,te To BE- hnd q. CtNPBELL'S drug store,
,o ~ 'tn aY rid 18th II; nlso ~ sUEDDEN', drug
. 100 cor ..o' oy aud 4th ~, CHAMBERS drut
tioie con. ladsou and Hammond -. SIX your drug
oihCr '"' i'o '"N MI -, 10
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- ~ 1T T-VTF VTTT 7 AND IT N "
~. suueIer- nom 10" above c5rIp.urts,
te,,u' ~ lonf htAn-.rr, are gdvI,eit 10 Ll1
~, a. I ,Il ,I h.enLtuc r.. Tie eau H.
t t 70 me pubic and have been uuvrr
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
State Record Of the Names Of
Deceased Soldiers,
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

COLUMBIA, January l6, 1865.
TINDER appointment by:thc Legislature to
~ prepare this Record, I earnestly appeal to
the families or friends Of our deceased soldiers
to send mo at onso their names, &C., while there
is an Opportunity to secure accurate information.
Hospitarregistors and reports of casualties from
tue army are deficient in tho information required
it must be obtained Mt home.
The Record will date date bnck to the begin.
ming Of the war, and include ell who hare 6ccn
killed in battle. Or died of wounds received in
battle, orfrom disease or accident II .you have
been 80 fortunate aS not to luse iicnd or relative
yet remember that it is noble to rescue from oh
livion the name of but one fr;endless youth who
had gone from your neighborhaod TO die in our
cause.
Give.--1. Name in fill. 2. From ,oaa, Dis.riet;
3. Runh. 4. Company. S. Regiment and arm of
serrtee. :. Died, year, month, day. 7. .Cquse of
.dea'h, and remarks las ~here he died. age, previ-
ously wounded, &c.)
Circulars and blanks to be filled will be cent to
zach as desire them. No fee or expense is incur
red by any one for having the record mado. The
State is en1eavorius to fulfill sacred obligation
in securing now, and recording for posterity the
pames of all her sons who have fallen 10 this war;
In 1882 the Convention unanimsr sly received
that this should be done, "as token of respect
TO their memories, and legacy of inestimable
value to their friends;" md the resolution was
sent forth, by their order, 10 be road to our rcgi
ments, battalions and companies everywhere.
Mnny'a brave sodier may have died in solitude
or rushed upon the fee, With the thought in his
heart that his name would be honoraply preserved
at homo.
wM.J. RIVERS.
9ss- Each paper in the State copy shreO tiuea
and soud bill to me.
Jan. 25- 81 s.