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. .ssass;netion Of Lincoln and Seward.


Reports reach us, first from Jahnston's army,
then from Chattanooga, then from Nashville, that
President Lincoln and his Prime Minister, Sew
ard have been nssas<inatcd in Washington by a
Marylauder named Stuith. Asy yet, although it
come. in most plausible garb, we do no. give full
credence to this tnle of wholesale murder, rctri-
button and revenge. In some respects, it seems
we'll nigh Incredible; in Other respects, nothing
seems more probable. If it be true, then these
two old men have been cut off in the blossom Of
their sins and sent to their last account with all
their impcrecl:on. on their heads. If this be truo
they are now but dust and although they war
rcd against ns long and bitterly, let US not war
against their miserable dust. God Sill judge
their souls.
We cannot see how good i: to csmoto us out
of their death. Andy Johnson, who will now Oe
President is more fanatieal abolitioniss, fp0s-
sible, than Lincoln, and worse man; than the
latter, inasmuch as he is drnakard and traitor
to his section.
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Consolidation ofthe 9TH and 18th.


In our i4sne Of to-day, will be found list of
the officers 81 the new Regiment lately formed by
the consolidation of tho 7lh and 18th s. C. Regi-
acnts, of cossoRs brigade, Gen. JoHssroS's
Army. These Regiments, especially the old ''h'
arc better known 10 fame however as part Of
"KEEsnAw Brigade" We are glad to geo that
the organization retains the name Of the old 9Th
q name whose glory can never fade In This list
Of oiEeers will bc found many worthy ind honor
ed Elgcheld names. Lieut. EpMrsD II. CovAn,
one Of tho L1rcrtiscr household, has been pro-
,no,e;l 10 the Captainey of Co. Kan honor (and
i, is not adequate to his serviccs) which he has
long, long mcriied. But from 'liis list VIC miss
one or Two Elgcfold names that nssuredly ought
10 he there--names Of men whose devotion and
,ruth and heroism have known no change or
shadow Of turning through all these four years
,.' strife and suffering. We know not the circun-
stances, but we earnestly hope no injustice has
been dono.
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For tho Advertiser.
The Final Result.

| This expression has boon banded about so
much that it has become ono of the vulgar say
ngs of nondescript class who hare done great
injury to tho ConfederacyAby their example. We
do not mean howevor to insinuate that all men
who use these meaningless words, arc devoid Of
virtue and patriotism, but simply to affirm that,
uudor the charm Of thoir faucicd potency, the
cause Of freedom has boen shamefuly abandoned.
It is difficult to find miserable skulkcr from tho
army,--a conardly wretch fearing exposure :and
gdnpowicr, and seeking refuge from patriotic
duly by collusion with somss ssounlrel, as cow.
ardly and degraded as himself who has sought
for him cafe aud uninteliyibIe appointment,
it is difficult to find some so called prominent!
citizen, who obtains executive exemption or de-
tail by reason Of alleged important duties at
home but ,Olose time is spent IN 6-eahiny tie lars
Of his country,-in femoralizing the youth by
! bis conduct and example, in The hcllish rice Of
ganblimg-Jut all of nhom salve their 'copscieness
with the wretcbcd and fatal delusion of fhe "hnal
result" as if they reers not also nccts,ary odju-
rdnts 10 such result,
But where arc vo now2 The grand army Of
Northern Virginia has surrendered; tho whole
country is overruu, and in chaoctic confusion,
and tho" final result from present appearances,
seems to be subjugation and extermination. The
idea thon heretofore entertained of the final result
seems to have been a morbid. delusion. The case
then is simply this: Men Of Edsefsld, unless you
come forth from your dens Of iniquity, in which,
despite Of your eoHnty's agony, ,you daily con-
grogatO-unlcss you grid on the "swOrd of tho
I.ord and of Gideon" your country will be the
portion of the invader, and your names tho sy-
nonymc Of eternal infamy.
Wo have essayed for ;cvcral years to illustrate
to our people, tho blessings Of moral law and the
necessity of moral character in this place but
our words like those Of Israel's Prophets in her
decline, havo been unhccdcd, and disr.gard.d
And now that the cspsequences Of the peoples
miseonduos looms heavily upon their destiny, the
lonely character of the Hermit, which through
ali vicisitudcs has sought 10 be u service to his
countrynen, and which, unoiacd, has, angle
handed, breasted the corruptions OF the .mcs,
failing to be of SERVICE now rotires um the stage
of public exhortatiOp, and takes its fnpl adieu
from this department Of public duty in the beau
tiful and touching language Of the Psalmist,
Except the Lord keep tie city tie ,satchman
,caHeth Ght in cain. s.
nrrvp rr- ,,--,.rn
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Personal.

Lieut.. Col: Ben NlcnoLsos OF the Hampton
Legion, who succeeded in escaping, with two
COIN panies of bis Regiment, just previous to the
surrender, has reached his heme near our town.
This gallant officer gives an interesting account
of matters and things connected with the late
stirring events in Virginia. Should fighting be
resumed at the end OF the arm!stice, fr will re-
port With his two Companies (both from Green
wiley at Augusta, Ga. lie informs us that Capt:
Gus ToMrxlys, Of the Hampton Legion, was
parolcd, and is on his way homo at llSe head OF
mis- Comrsny--all Edseiield men.
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President Davis and the Cabinet

We would like to inform our readers where
:!cse gentlemen are and what they aro doing, hut
we cannot, Their whereabouts and aqines are
sirunded in iuy.tery uufathonablo omSr'al ken.
H'c you'll poi iosiuuaic for mcment Ihat Presi-
deulsDAy1s is not in the right place nhd doing
the right thing; VIC believe he is. We honor and
trust him eti'l and bid tho opinion that ho will
yos prove l,irn ,c!f 10 be what we thought him
when we rlscsd Fin in the Presidential chair.
The Augusta. ci.s'i i!ut;onalisl hears on credita-
klo authority s:s,, II. DAVIS. and ths cabinet
have rcturacd TO Rieamnsd,to open negotiations.
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Mr Reese.

This intelligent and esimublo gentleman, QUO
Of the propretors of the Adrerti'er, passed
through Cur torn last week on his way from tn,
West. Tie IS veteran member Of The Army Of
Tennessee, and has been Detained in Mout$uacry
by long and painful illness. We are sorry To see
him look;ng thin aud worn down. NotTithsian'l.
ipy his feeble health however, he will very shortly
report al Augusta Cor duty. He has The unani
NOUS wishes of tho Aaecytiscr Corps ior bis speedy
recovery end continued safety.
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PETER THE HERMIT.

Hons MADE MucrLAeE-To tie Editor of
The Mercury: a comrade being (" hard up"
for the wherewith to seal letter, tried the
gum which exudes so beautifully from the
common old field plumt tree, ard found it to
stick beautifully. Acting upon his sugsrs-
ton, and not being able to get Gum Arabic,
prepared bottle of the gum plum, and
find it to answer all the purposes Of an TX.
cellent mucilage. I herewith send you a
small paial for .rial, hoping yon will iutolm
the people of this blockaded Country, through
Jour widely read paper, what an excellent
substitute gum plum is for Gum Arabic.
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Special Notice.

yuyHE.7th Regiment, 6. G. NJ. arc hereby or
dered ta assemble at the Old Wells on Sat-
urdsy the 2eth day of April inst, by 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, with arms and accoutrements, whether
drawn, found, bought, or otherwise possessed cs,
A Surgeon will be in attendance on that da-
to examine applicants on account of physical dis-
All Detailed Mon or Exempts are required /"
show up their papers en- that day.
Ey order Of Governor A. 6. Magrath.
A. JONES' Capt Co. a.
7th Rcs's. S. c. n.
Ans ., Ii Is
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Headquarters Post,
EDGEF1ELD s. c., April 25th,

EDGEF1ELD s. c., April 25th, 1855.
r. ALL Soldiers in this District belonging TO
h the Army of Northern, Virginia. Who mndo
their escape from the enemy, previous to tho late
or may do 60, after the publication OF this order,
are'hereby ordered to report in person at this
Office, for the purpose Of registering their nalnes
and procuring papers to warrant their staying at
home until further1 orders.
II. All soldisrs in this District uho,. being cut
OF from their conmands, are unable to reach tho
same, as we'll q. ali those who have beon puroled
by tho enemy, are also hereby ordered 20 report
at this ofies for registration. a
Lieut.. Commanding Poet.
Anros IT. Is
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For the Advertiser.
Casualties in Co. X, I'd s. C. Art'l'ry.
CAMP NEAR SMlTHFIELp, n. c.,


CAMP NEAR sMlrnFIrLp, N. c.,
March 24th, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR: Below you Mill Gnd corrcctli list
of tho casualties in Company X, I'd Regiment S.
c. Artillery, Capt. P. D. WATERS commanding,
in the engagements of the 10Th aud 10th:
On the 18th ut Averysboro, N. Chilled (:
Mono. Wounded Private D R Strother, in leg,
severely. Missing: q NJ spcarman, W A strOth-
er, ] P Burnett, j A Corley.
On tha 10th, at BeutonSville, N. Chilled /,
.sergt II Long. Wounded: corpl G Berry in
hand screrel VIM orendcr, slight in breast; E
Attaway, in shoulder severely; Jacob COrley,
arm i ampufuted /; V L Crouch in shoulder, slight /;
Ell C. IIayird, in thigh, severely; w Havird,
side, slight; ] 4 Hill, hand, severely; R S Nor
rs, thigh umpuiatcd poft in hnnds Of enemy y
NJ :, Pits, bir, MORALLY (sincc acad;) N D Per-
fv, thigh, . IN and hand, severely; N McGar-
~, side slight; J S Malone, hand, painfully; A
Ripley, npklc, slight; X Rcnnes. thigh, slight
j. A. WATKINS,
Orderly Sorgt
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First Fruits.

Capt. ErGgNe BURT, who never forsets his
frisndsnnd uo'ghhors, or who, ut sll cveot', very
often remembers The Adrertis:r fra'erniiy, zen:
us, ,c"eral days ago, basket of amazingly fine
stra Observation-Disclosures ALDxSY-lusciors aud
thoroughly rrc. Doesn't that make your mouths
water? Vs.! it .u,y! The strawberry isa great
fy--sn4 I. must iccompernblc institution is =
sk:iu and g.le.0-s r.c o.i!:urali.t like our vcn-
a,sLlc 'rien;, { -. Denr.
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THE ADVERTISER.
JAsrEs 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, APR. &c, 1865.
Last, But Best !

os this evening, Tuesday, 25th, the EihiOpi-
ans will give their last Concert. Aud fostbis oe-
.cas;cn they have reserved their very bssi pieces
The novelties this evening will be overwhelming
They are auxions to place An the hands Of the Ia
'!las of, the "soldifrs Homo" round Five Thous.
and Dplsr,; 90 don't fail them to night.
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Shoe Found.

NHoUND in the vicinity of Lofts P. o., about
E the last of March, and lcf; at this ofire
ladies' high qu.stcred Shoe-about No IL sis"
The owner will please call, identify The said Sh9e,
aud pay for this advertisement otherwise IL wii'
be disposed Of as the Law directs. 80.
April IS 3t 10
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rho Enemy Occnpy Mncen.

The enemy entered II co. al seycn "'clock
Oh the evening OF Aprli S:0:h.
an armed guard only occupy the city TO-
day.
4 Yankee operator i, in the telegraph
office.
Trc enemy are respecting the arn,istce,
bu, 10 privs,e busiu. SIS is permitted to pnss
nver the line yet.
The eacmy arc waiting iiis'ruc'aH ir9rl
Gen. Sherman Jsforc aayt.ils iii1iier is
permitted.
Theg bold til: ei:y - 81. a:e;! place.
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10 Gen. RE. Lee. Commanding Confederate

States Army:
Your nsso ef this day is thi moment
received, ll:56 An. l propose the follow
ing terms: p lis Of I'll Cl!icers and men
be made in duplicate. Oac copy TO ba re-
tainrl by an officer designated by me, tile
other retained BY one yon may designate.
Officers to give their indivdua! parole not to
,,.kc up arms against the Government OF the
Umtrd State: unA properly -Xchang7d. Each
Con,mander or Hegimen,al Commander tosign
70 BIS men. Al arms, artillery, public prop
cry, to be s:ored or parked, and turned over
to- an o.Gcer designated by me. This will not
embrace side arms ofofficers and private ho-sss
or baggage. This done, each man and officer
will be allowed to return TO their homes, not
to be disturbed b. the United States author
ities SO long as they observe their paroles and
the lass IN force where they may reside.
Signed, sC. ). GR.ST.
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Field and StaE.
j. B. DAVIS, Colonel.
T. A. HuDGENs, Lieut.. Colonel.
JAHEs McCUrcHES, Major.

j. d. DAVIS, Colonel.
T. A. HuDGENs, Lieut.. Colonel.
JAHEs McCurcHEN, Major.
Co. Al. !. BIRD, Capt; W. N. McCaSlan,
1st Lieut.; Ottoway Henderson, ID Lieut..
Co. &c. F. BURNS, Capt; Richard oNeal
lst Lient.; W. II. h. Workman, III Lieut..
Co. ca. p. BouxSIcur,, Capt; j. IL Huiot,
LIST Lieut.; w. A. Garrett, I'd Lieut.
Co. D.--J. C. WILLIAMS, Capt; Wm. Pnrkmas,
lst Lieut.; J. W. Reavce, I'd Licut.
Co. E.-F. NJ. FARn, Capt; G. l.. Blair, 1st
Lieut.; T. W. Pearson, Cd Lieut..
Co.F.-J. A. TOWNSEND, Capt: J. F. Town
scad, 1st Lieut.; Z. N. Kcale, ID Lieut..
Co., G.-JoHS LYoS, Capt; J. c. Mcclane, 1st
Lieut. John Allen, Cd Lieut..
ca. I'D. J. GRlrrITn, Capt; LOWS Shealy,
let Lieut.; W. II. Scott, Cd Lieut..
G. Nv. W. KIRKLAND, Capt; Moses Wood,
lst Lieut.; F. E. Cooper, I'd Lieut..
Co. K.-E. II. CoyAn, Capt; Q. T. Culbrealh,
lst Lieut.; ". J. Smith, Cd Lieut..
Z. A. Townsend, Comm:ssnry Sergeant
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The arnist1ce.

We arc now in rho nidstef an armistiee agreed
npon between Cen JOHNSTON and sHERaAY, and
extending 10 81! teligerenls now in the,isld. In
Gen. JoBssToN published order, the duration Of
;iis armistlce is not stated. q
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Ihe bearer - oil 20 O--reS' %
"a paroied prisoner Of the Army of Mort b.
ern Virginia, has. permission 'o go 10 his
hcmc and there remain u'alistuibcG.
Lastly is the lsrmsof the parole Vi pcnar
signed By Commanding oiseers o! divisions
&c, in behalf OF the tnen in.their c::pE.and.
lh.s is taken from copy Of onc siGned by
General Fitz Hugh LSe:t
/, The un1crsigHd, commanding officer
,f---do for the within named prisoners of
war b lonSi g to,hhr army Of Northern Fir-
siria. who have heaa this day surrendered BY
iiap r. L. Lee. G. S. 4. commanding sa'f'
-,rmy, to j.ie'lt. Gem Z S. tiranr, command
ug'ihe armies oi inc United Sts,cs hereby
give rny solemn pero!eof honor that iae With
in named sliall not lerea;tsr serve Ill The az
mics of the Confederate States OF in sny
military capacity whateeeF against the United
states Of America, or render ui5 TO the enc.
Mes IF the iat;er. Until properly ey@Aanged
in Such manucr is shall be mu.ra:y ppror-
ID BY The respective ai,ao;ii;es.
Done at 3ppomn fox Court House, Va.
this 9th day Of April 1855.
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rur.herfrom Washington.

WASHINGTON, April Il.
The ceremonies to-day wero very impressive.
Mr.. johnson received tt Oath Of Office as Prosi-
don't With the most profound grief. The city is
drapcd in mourning; all business, public and
private, is suspended; the people onc and Gil
move through the streets with tho most solemn,
sombre faces: intense feeling still prevails
throughout the country.
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--latest News..Lincoln Dedd.

through the Kindness of friend Elijah Still,
we are placed in possession IF q late Augusta pa
per, confirming tho dealh Of Lincoln, &c. See
news column.
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Thc Money Denartmcnt.

The Confederate States Treasury Department
has been, We understand, located at Anderson
6 c.
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Heapa'Rs Aax7 NoErHgnH TIaGlSlA.
April 9. 1925.
To Gen. Grant:

To Gen. Grant:
have received yoar ?ci;er Of This date,
couts.inins the tcruls as:iie surrender OF the
Army # Nortnern Virginia as praposod hy
you. rs they are the same "a substantially
proposed in your letter Of the l&ah instant,
they are accepted. I.wii proceed t, des;y-
nate Tie proper officers to carry tho stip'a,
.ions i;io effect.
Respcc;fuliv, &C.,
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Circular.
.ADJT. 4 INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE,
April 18th, 1865.
GENERAL:

-ADJ'T. & IESPECTUK GEN'o 'UFFICE,
April 18th, 1865.
GENERAL:
VHybe First, Second AMI Third South Carolina
4 Regiments Of Cavalry and Trcuholm's Bat
talon, have been recently organized into u Brig
adc by the War Department, aud. you appointed
to command it =.
Before entering upon tho duty, the Adjutant
and Inspector Geper., directs that you will pro-
ceod to South Carolina aud visit such places in
thc,State as may be necessary to collect the men
belonging to said organization. u
When thev have besn assembled. you will take
charge of them and report, without delay, to Gcu.
j. Z: Johnston for duty.
am General, very rcsHcot'uiy,
: Your oksflicns servant,
JOHN ". RELY, Maj. rnd Adt.
To Brig. Gen. NJ. L. Bonham, Greensboro, n. C.
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Andrew Johnson Sworn in as Presi-
dent.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
Vice President Andrew johnson was sworn in
as President of the United States, at II o'clock
this morning:
President johnson, at twolrc o'clock, called q
meeting Of his cabires, and. told the different
Secretaries to continue the duties of their Offices,
and proposed arrangements fOr the funeral of the
latc President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

|, 1 receiyedyour note on picket lin. this
uio7ning, whittier I had come to meet you,
AID ascertain definitely what term we're em-
5r4ced in yoar proposition of yesterday, with
reference to the surrender of this army. |
n,w request an interview in accordance with
the order couteined il your note of yesterday
for hatpurposa.
Very respectfully, Jour oh,t serye,
T. E. LEE.
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CHzsrERyI6tE, S. G., April is, 1855.
The men belonging to tho above commands.
now in South Carolina, who cannot 60 forward
sooner will meet ms at Union, G. H., on or bo-
fore the 1st May, pro1., prepared to report US
above.
the age Of IS, on Qbt,ining tie consent of the
General comm anding Reserve Forces, of.South
Carolina, will he received with the privilege Of
selecting their companies and regiments.
Capt. Vim. f. Nance. Assistant Adjutast Gene
raj, who is under ord(3s to report to Gen.. john
ston, will act under my orders until shall join
General Johnston's army, uuder the above an
structions of tho Adjutans and Inspector General
All orders signed by him will be obeyed.
NJ. L. BoNHAM,
Dig. Gen. P. A. c. S.
F. J. MOSES, Jr, Lieut. & E. O.
Apr 20 It Is.
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Che Armistiicc.

GREENSBORO, April 20, lS6j.
Brig. Genrl'ry:
General Order No. Ii reads thus: tits an
nouncedto the army that suspetsioli OF
hostilties has been agreed upon, pending ne
gotiations between tie TWO Governments.
During its continuance the armies are 70
occupy their present position.
By command ot
>GEx, j. l.. JonYsroN.
Archer anderson, y. \. 6.
The allnis'ica abcye disclosed applies TO
vnur cnumand end the forces opposing you.
Publish and communicate 20 The ;rny.
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Consolidation of the 7th and 18th

On tho 9th April int. the Ith and 18th Reg'-
mrfts were consolidated, and will be known nS
tho 7th S. C. Regiment. We present below,
through tho kindness Of fsisnd, the result of
the consolidation
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

re- Warlike prcpa %;.tions are being nsda
in Canada, Strengthening furtiGcstions, est"b-
fishing magazines and depot. at Montreal,
Quebec and other places Of defence, employ
ing thirty thousand lahorerS.
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The Armistice.

GREENSBORO, April 20.
'Shermans order to his troops announces gen.
eral truce pending satisactions of our agreement
between Gen. johnson himself and other officials
of high rank, which he sass will give peace to tho
whole country from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

CRADLEs-.' lin D., who Lad become
a votary to Barcans. returned home one hight
in an intermediate state OF haoziness-that
i ~ shy, lie Mss comfortably drunk, but per
fcctly conscious of lis unfortunate situation.
knowing tia. his wife was a,lccp. he decidtd
to'asten,pt gaining, his bed without disturb
ing her, and, after runina'ing few .aomce:s 5
Oh the matter, he thought if he could reach
the bed past and hold on TO thai, while lie
slipped OF his apparel, the feat would De eas.-
accomplished. Unfortunately 'orhis scseme,
o cradle stooasin direct lne with t:ieebed-
post, abbut the middle If the fl'or Oi course,
when his shins camc in C atac; with 'h"
aforesaid piece'of furniture, he pitched oyrr
1t with peri,ct lo,sen"ss; and. ;if'on gaining
an erect position, oro an equilibrium was -es
.ablished. he went over 1T bac':wards: in m
eu:lailv SUMMARY manner. Again he strug-
sied to his feet, and Sell foremost over the
boyer OF infant happiness. At length, with
the fifth fall, bis patience became exhausted,
and the obstacle was yet TO be overcome. Ia
desperation. he cried cut 70 his sleeping patt-
rcr:
,siiary. in Ga mama hos many cradits
l:s7.. v:ri -. Ia tais hoase? haze 'nnhel
over ilsc already, anl III bcdala'i.ea ii t''e.3
isn't another.
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3 victery in So,>,i, Ga,ciina.

SrArEsaoKn. A;:rii q, lsj5.
To Zig. Gen. Fry
We haye had h:rd i.tiiag for il,gee days
killing AMI wpana.n@ many of the cnamy.
I dc is uuw rs!re@tine rapidly.
Sonic rolling S.oci: iei i;itn lis hands, bnt
not much.
lIy loss is not hesv.f.
:. Sye are still Fighting
(Sisncd) p. n. p. IouNc-
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4 Yankee fleet is heirg prepared at
Wash rto;i f,T European wntersto consist OF
III nc x ttpl vessel, licved lrom blockade
duty ty recent occurrences.