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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-15
death 81 Lord Paimerston, & 8, n 8: &c.

--latest. accounts from Europe bring tha- news Of:
the death Of Lord Palmerston, one Of tho most
famops,of English statermen, and formany years
past, Premier orr rime Minister of Queen Yicto-
ria. Lord Palmcrston was past eighty at tho
time of his,death, but, like SO many Bnglishmen,
had retained hispAysical and mental v:gor to the
last. Those accounts say further that Lord John
Russcll Minister for Foreign Affairs. will succeed
to the Premiership, and that the Earl of Clarcn-
don, will take the latters pluco rs head Of, the
Foreign Once.
And this leads ds to speak somewhat of the
relations of the: United States with England. In
Aprillast the American Minister IN London, mr.
Adams, in anote to Lord John Russell, intimatcd
that the, U nited: stetes Government would hold
England responsible for. the damages inflicted on
the commerce of the unitOd States by the Ala.
baina and other vessels. a month after, Earl
Russell replied briefly that British liability could
mot be measured by United States loss, and that
thereal and only question wus, @hethertho Brit
;ish Goycrnmontihad faithfully and honestly per-
formed thuir duty as neutrals. Mr.. Adams then
rcoued that the insurgcnt States become beliger-
ents at ssa solely by vessels furnished them by
England, and he charged the Custom House off,
cials Of Liverpool with dagraut negligence in per-
mittiDg the Alabama to escape. An interval of
three months elapsed and at the end Of that tinio,
Earl Russollsrepliel: "The law officers of tho
crown must be held to be better Interpreters of
British statutes than ANY foreign Government can
be presumed to be. 4 Her Majestys Government
must, therefore, decline to make reeparation or
compensation fer captures made by the Alabama,
or to refer tho question to any foreign State"
Arbitration had been proposed by Mr.. Adams,
butrejected by Earl Russell. Since. then how
over, Earl Russell has proposed a Commission Of
Inquiry, tO.wbish Mr.. Adams repliel-that ho did
not believe this alternative would be acceptable
to tho United States Government. -.
Thus the matter has rested for some time past
In tho meanwhile, Nj. Seward, in public speeches,
has openly and strongly intimatod that the United
States Government Intended to insist upon arbi-
tration.;'+ - - - -.
/ And now comes: the news by the latest steamer
the Cuba, that England has "sOttled" with Amori
CO, and that Earl Russell must. be Premier be
GAUGE heis posted az to this settlement. Eha
the settlement is, and how made,--if any at all
has not yet trauspired.
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= @r To CossuMrTIyes The undersigned hav
ing been restored to health in q few. weeks by a
Serysimple'remedy; after having suffered Sc. ernl
years, with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consunption--is anxious to make known
to his fellow-suferorst the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send o COPY of the
prescription used, free Of Charged with the tti-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for CoysuMprIoN, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, CdUGHs; GoLDs. etc. The only oh
jcct OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
ia. benefit the afflicted, md spread information
which he cOnceives 70 be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as twill cost
them nothing, and may provo n Blessing.
Parties- wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
-. Wiliamburgh, Kings County Now York.
Oct. 25 A. { c.) 3mos AZ
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Public Notice.

4 feel authorized, to. say that one Company for
4 POLICE PURPOSES will be received by
Genk AMEs from each Battalion of the Saluda
Regiment, and the members of the Company
present to-day, believing it dcsirable. on account
of the size of tho Dattaiop, that there should be
organised Company for each, the citizens ure in
vited to assemble Mt their respective Battalion
Muster grounds, viz: Kemps and Mt Willing, on
Saturday tho twOnty y-6tfh (25th) Instant, for t o
purpose Of such organizations.
N. L. DOMAIN.
Richardson's, Nov. II, 1865.
If such an organization is formed, will take
great pleasure iu approving, and forwarding tho
Roll, for I think said Companies ars much needed.
E. BIGGEESTAFF,
1st-Lt., 25th o. Vols, and 'Com'dg. Dist.
Nov. IA, g. 2t 40.
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- =. ~, - - -
Hodges IL. Jennings.

Those very popular and obliging gentlemen
have, as may be scen by eslancing at our adver-
Using columns, everything that is sw6et, sas for
instance NishtsBlooning eereus and Sozodont;
and also that is bitter, for instance
Ipocao and euinine. Every thing .that is .neccs.
sary for purifying md polishing: the, outer man
tand especially tho outer woman and every thing
that is necessary for cleansing and strengthening
the inner man, Gun be had from Hodges and Jen-
nings. And reasonably too-and with the mopt
rofined politcness on their part. 80
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Public Sale.

IN THURSDAY, tho sth December, will bo
" sold at the residence Of the Subscriber, in
EdgeGold District, on the Augusta Road, four
miles above Fury's Ferry, all his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
". - CORN, FODDER, OATS,
} :, PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS,
-. ~..a Blacksmith Tools,
). ONE SIX HORSE IRoN-AxLE WAGON,
EIGHT, HORSES AND MULES.
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS,
ONE LOT FINE RAW HIDES, &C., &c.
Terms Cash, or Cash Notes with approved se-
curity., ~sg.'.; - J-1p. NIXON:
Nov IA .4tscs ,4d
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peyilish Work Of an Inces,nldiary.

: WeregFSt exceedingly to hear of great loss
sustained, lately, by our msst. highly esteemed
fellow citizen, Gen. aARcELLus HAMMOND, q resi-
den: Of the vicinity of Hamburg. On the night
of tho 1st inas, his Carriage HOusc, Crib, and
Stable, all under ono roof, Mefs fred by an in
cendary, and totally destroyed. A iue mule and
3A6nohorses,: o Roekuway, and number of sets
of harness, we're all consumed Loss about $1,000.
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We have tried It.

|. We have etriod that superior7old Bourbon and
Rye Whiskey-purs,, mellow invigorating asd
superlatiyoly deiightfa--fers sale at the large
Hhol.ale and retail House of JAS. g. BAnIE 4
Bro, Augusta, Ga If the best wines and liquors
are wantod, go to BAir1E's. Or anything in the
wsay of choice Dry. Goods, Groceries, &n,, &C.,
try BAnIE's. And if Sou'want tho bestand NEST
beautiful Carpstings, Curtains, Shades, &c., BAI-
LIES is theplaco togete: Prices reasonable; and
kind, fair-desling, courteous gentleman always
on hand, ready to wait on you When you visit
Augustil again, don't fail'to take o peep atthe
mammoth establishment Of BAILIE & BRo.
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Europeaa. News.

HAL1FA1, Nov. THE steamer! Cuba,
with Liverpool dates to the 2Sth and Qneens.
IS town to the 10Th, has arrived.
= 8 Lord Palmerston was buried in state on
tho 9th. The Queen and Cabinet were
present, and Parliament and the diplomatic
body we're largely represented. :,
Nothing official concerning Cabinet changes.
~ The Globe says the Queen wished. Earl
Russeif'to acceptthe Premiership, and that
g he hadssecured assurances of support from
his colleagues. s.s...-...-:, =. ...ss.,e .zsr,
'1@.. The Globe believes that Clarendon will
!. take the foreign Office. Public opinion ia
:. S2ors the appointment Of Russell.
+, seg The Times says the necessity for Russells
., appointment is because England, had settled
e: with America, and Russell was posted on the
- subject q > - & - - - ee.s
Z .aThe Paris corrcspoiaentof of the Times, s,rei..
3 crates the abatement that Seward had sent o
:. dispatch to the French, Government relative
TO Mexico. -. - -. 80
ITS reported the widow Of Lord Palmerston
.s;tsswills sbe madea Peeress' in her own right
s - LIyERgooL, et:2Sth-Sales OF cotton on
Saturday 10000 bales, The market declin:.
ed aquarter to . half penny from Fridays's
s|re prices. sts.aa :. ,..ss--,.e.1zs..ss ss. ~
OonSOlS OH. ~ 4. =, -. ,S q.
% SFive-tWenties 63 to 64.
< 1.-The Timesssys thEt the death Of Lord
~ Paimerston, % neg Parliament and acomplica::
lions that may tend to war, constitute new,
and irscrutable state ofaffairs. ..,s.s.A, 49,
q The Daily News says that 20 Liberal min
oszistry is possible without Mr. Gladstone. Any
e peer can lead, butstheresis no; question as to-
who shall lead the House of Commons 81
- The Daily News says it is reported that
y tie suisipatum from Seward dwindled down
TO statement that Seward had written to
Bigalow, expressing the desire of the Aneri,.
can Government to remain at peace with the
sSwcrld, ,esbus intimsting that it was feared
Congress would demand extreme measures If
additional troops were sent to Mexico:
Most ofthe European Governments have
given their sassentto an international Cen
z afereneei att constantinople; to prevent the
spreading of fcholera.zriisi G=-,..f s's.s's|t - =.
Austria had addressed o note to the. SEN
ate of Frankfort, In reference to a late meet
=Sing of delegates from the German Diet,
threatening forceif the reinonstrarce should.
prove insufficient. -.
- . 4
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Rtonc caor.4Pron the oolunm,lbu, l,n,l, =,

'srS< PEs Ricg caor.-From the Columbus En-,
! quirsf We clip ths following article: - =. =
- awe regret toheaf that tie rice crop Of Of
.&1sGecrgisSthisJ Jeaf Willsbs almost an ent;,e =
,es failure. the region ssisingz this crop the
- negroes have been free from compulsion dur
y ing the whole year, and this. failure Of the
rice crop is the first fruit for, lack Of fruitl
s.&of the sssperimeut of free black Isbec. In
n GeoressssAsa 9agi $3.50 ~ .7-9sf ~ y
:, ~ We sre permitted to make the following
!" extract from business letter from, Sayari-
'ae nah to gentleman Of this city. The letter
: is datsd SsHannahs September 2S.h: e. y
- The freedmen hare moi done srnuch rails. rsiss
:, ing F!ce this Hays On the 0sessbee and Al
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- -se=f =
the present condition of our country, load to ac-
tual crime. Tho desire of every honest heart,
tho effort of every honest Han is, brought 10 be,
directed in SUCH Wy asto produce order out ef
chaos, restOroeivillsw, and brins back to dis
trseted and stricken, people, peace and
contentmcns. .Dut you,>Sir, then candidate for
the State Senate, now Senator, did deliberately,
and unestatins sly tell the people al Richardson's
that. although tho Constitution did forbid the
abolition Of debts, yet, when the Sheriff canc to
levy upon their property, they could band to-
gether and drive him away. The law-rnaker TO
beeono the law wcbrsakor,@broils to be encouraged,
the civil law to be dofcd, and.lnoblaw to succeed
oiyilwar.~-", O.tenpore 10 mores,." 80
i, Respectfully, -,
r. G.. M. DUNOVANT. :
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III EpIron of tho Adrc7tis.r-DEAR SIR:
With your permission, Iwish to say to the readers
of your paper, that will send, by return mall to
all'who wish it [frec]Fa Recipe, with full direcc-
tons for making and using.a simple Vegetable
Balm, thatwiil effoctualiy remove, in ten days,
Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Frackles, and all Inpu-
rites Of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
Twill also mnil froe to those having Bald Hoads,
that win enable thom to start a full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskcrs, or Moustachc, in
less than thirty days
All applications answered y.return mail with.
ont ckargc.'ts Respectfully yours.
THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
= -. -' SSlBroadway, New-York.
Oct 25, (A.& c.) 3 mos. 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-15

ae- Careful statisticinns of tho Treasury bnse
their calculations on an ultimate dobt-Of s3,OOO,-
Ooe,oOO yet at present it shows no signs of getting
beyond S2,SOO.OOo,O 600. go
nsr ono hundred aad fifty colorod emigrants.
loft Richmond on tho I'd instant for LiboriA.
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Complimentary to Bntler--evcr the
left. -,

wefnd the following in late issue of the La
Crosse, (wis.J Democrat: .,...9
Gen. Benjamin +. Butler, tho equal blunderor
with Banks, the equal tyrant With Haynau, tho
equal robber with LATTE, the equaf thief with
the most depraved wretch ever sent 10 Blackwelfs
Island or the penitentiary, the incarnation Of
hell itself, is likely to 'bo elected Governor of
Massachusetts, by Tho negro worahippers of that
mcddling State. The Boy State must be hard up
for q candidate, when gentlemen are ignored for
loafers when patriots are passed by for traitors
when honest mon are not worthy the attention
shown thieves; when bravo mon tire Mt q discount,
and towards at premium. For all his crimes
John Wilkes Booth is an angel compared to him,
and thousand times moro model man, and more
respected ll over the world than this shoulder
strapped Beast, Ben. Butler.
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tamaha rivers fhs usual crop before tie war
was about SOC, 900 bushels; this ,yesr i. will
nofbeover 10000 or RQO9s bushels On
theSasannah{ before etheEwar, the usual crop
wasl8QG. 900 bushels this year its will tbe
about 10 0ooAnot> enoushto feed those who
made it six months. East India rice is now
selling here at less than Savannah river rice.
The East India rice and that raised here last
year blythe freedmen is very. inferior indeed"
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z g9-aAll that's bright must fade," is not ap-
plieabie too fine set of tecth brushed with Fra
grant Sozodont. Its.proteetive, preservativo and
Identifying properties will preserve the whi'oness,
'souhdnesa and natural polish Of good teeth
throughout life. And when unsound, it will ar
rest decay, and. remove from tho broath tho taint
which decomposition generates. For sale In this
villagoBy HopGEs & JENNINGS. Try it who will,
satisfaction:Hillrbe be tho result. tel-ss.
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Adjournment of the Legislature.

: The Legislature ofsepth Carolina, lately in
extra session IN columbia,. adjourned four days
age, to mee.again,in in regular session, on tho 4th
Monday il: -prosent'month. Atlaast SO report
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..IWILL ALSO: SELL

Twill ALSO. SELL
AN the same day my CORN. FODDER,
" SHUCKS, 300 Bbshols SEED OATS, (red
and black CATTLE, STOCK and FAT HOGS.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, BUGGY, Household
and Kitchon FURNITURE &C.; &c. -
Terms Cash, in Specie or its equivalent.
SAML. STEVENS.
Nov II 2to 46
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Executors Sale.

IsY order of the Ornisary, I will sell at my res
ID dencc, on MONDAY, tho 9th November,
all the personal property of John B. Harris, de-
ceased. consisting of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
SOME STOCK,
= ONE BUGGY, &C., &c.
Terms Cash, in Specie or its equivalent.
SASrL. STEVENS, Ex'or.
Noy1t 2ts 46
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Acquitted.

~ The many friends of cur young townsmen,
.Mcssrs. Doughty and Watkins, (says the Augusta
ConstitutiOnali.t recently tried bsfoSo military
commission in this city for the murder OF Capt
Heasly, US. C. T., will be pleased to learn that
the findings Of the Court havo becn published, de-
claring them not guilty of tho charges and spcci-
ications, ID accordance with which they were sct
OF liberty yesterday afternoon anarestorcd to The
bosom of their respective families. :;
.Mr. Frank Hight was foundguilty, but *elearn
that his sentence has been cOnmuted to fifteen
years imprisonment in Auburn, Now York.
.asr Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston, says tho
cholera is prevailing in Pnris, but not as nm
epidemic. -. .-s. -. -.
: sy The reported appearaneeof the cholera in
Brooklyn is unfounded:.
ls ls- Tho Tribune's special says: Only 2Oo
bids werc received by the Post Office Department
on the I'd to supply the 800 route, advertised TO
be let in the.southern states.
Ng- Thore are over two hundred students at
the University Of Virginia.
w The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes Pc
ttion for the releaso of Jefferson Davis, signed by
several hundred ladies Of Mercer and Boyle coun-
Tics, kentucky. p
g It is stated thattho President contomplates
tho sentence of wirs to imprisonment
for life. - '..,' ,'''' 49, -
rze Tho correspondent of the Newyork Times
finds good state Of feeling in Georgia. The
most noted exception wg a sOuthornizcd YankOo,
Who declared tho negroes would not work, and he
meant to sslIhis property and 50 and settle On the
BBsssp, s., 50 - .ss7 ~
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Attention, Upper Battalion, 7th Res't.
Tho Citizens Of this. battalion are requested to
meet at tho Pine House. on the 25th inst, toform
Police Company. Each Battalion is now al
lowed one Police Company. :,,....,osl
MANY CITIZENS.
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THE ADVERTISER.
JAMES 7. BACON, EDITOR.
{; s4WEDNEsDAY,:.NOY.;15 Is, 1865.

Edgefeld'Fiiiage Police Company
We have boon requested BY Capt. B. c. BRYAN
to state that meeting Of his Company will bo
held ih eHalfthisq evening alta o'clock.
"A punetual attendance;is carnestly desirOl.
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ew a convention Of the stockholders Of tho
Hamburg Bank, will be held Mt the Banking
.House in Hamburg, on the 22d inst A full rep
rs,snta6onsof the stockholders, either in perAon
or by proxy, is desired.
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AjtentionI

TEyHE POLICE COMPANY recently organised
4 in the 9th Regiment, having been accepted
by the General Commanding this Department,
is hereby ordered to assemble at Duntonsvic,
on Monday; the goth Instant Citizens Of this
Regiment who have net enrolled their namcs;.
can, on that day, have an opportunity of so doing.
C. a, CIIEATHAM, Capt.
Nov. u, 1t 80
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HY YMEN EAI.

MARRIep on the 9th inst, at the brides moth
er's, by Rev. j.. N. Bouchellc, Mr.. AMOS w..
sATCHER and Miss ANNA P. WRIGHT, all
of Edge6eld District, S.. c.. -
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BR: II. ANDE.Rs' IODINE WATER
.e. l':.5 ATinoalaa5l.' DiscoUery..

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9 : - Dissolrsd ,sithOnt a Solvent!
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RESTORATIVE known. ScRoruLA, -SALT-RnEuM,
CANCERS, RHEuMATIsH, CONSUMPTION, and many
Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured by
its use, as thousands can testify Circulars sent
free. Price, 81 per bottle; or 6 for S5.
DR.. II. ANpERS &, Co., Physicians and Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
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Nov. s. (u. c.lSm Az
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Wanted.

..,l.7Jr1- y - = --.9fuhtcus- >. - n :
We a,o. still buying small bills Of the City coun'
ell Of Charleston, for which wo are paying the
higheat price. All having said bills on hand will
do we'll to apply soon. '-17'S <~ -
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~ a eayalry company lmilitia) has been re-
cently formed in Adams county, Miss. An infan-s
try company is also to DO formed, and then tho
V9ibd sis5f guard; sre to W uithgssNB. a
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Notice to. Teachers,

vEsHE, TRUSTEES Of tho Edge6cld Male ,Acad-
Il omy will elect q TEACHER for the year
1866, on Tuesday, the-5th December. Applicants
will address Dr.. r. T. Minis, Chairman.
GEO. A. ADDISON, Sec'ry.
= EdgcGcld, Nov 13 st is
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Special ), 5 81: Notices. N5; Co s.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

THE SYRUP supplies the Blood
withits LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, infasing STRENGTH,
VIGoR, and New LIFE into the whole system. Cor
DYspEpsIA, Dnofs.r CHRGMc' D.ARRHGA, DE-
9ILITY, -FsxALE WEAxaEssEs. ETC, It's specific.
Tho.*aaas hare 6een changed Ig the use Of tha
medicine from teedk sickly, suffering erea.urss, to
strong hedahy, aud hopfy mea and ,oon,en..
% page pamplet sent Freet>. ~
P,ice s. per bottle. Or fer So.
]. P.D1NsMoRE, &c Dey Street. New York.
solaby Druggists generally. -, -
s.sNov.. v..S.a>-@--.,r.s sv,re(M. s.c4 3m 'f.' IS
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Do &ssSssS go ri esss& 'faEsasg ssS 9 -szt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

The loyal citizens q this village united IN
the ceiebraiion q tn great yictorics. Toe
day evening. Bot short time VS. aIlo--
ed to make the neoess.ry P-epar.fious. 90
that the meeting oh n va planned uas not
held. Hon- W. p. Frye. Who va invited
20 speak. telegraphed IN the Afternoon hat
he could not b. present.
The most q the people entered into she
spirit Of the DIVISION and carried Il th-osrh
with crv2i cntAGsissm- South 81 Mr IIub-
bard s. on Man s.. all hut three houses
werc brilliantly lighted on Lincoln :, an
but ore were Illuminated. and thar exccf.-
ton from not understanding the arrang,-
meats until 30 late. North of the Baptist
church she coustrasting darkness formed A.
appropriate AMI inexpensive symbol q
mourning. for those sho hsd M hears %
celebrate the succ-ss Of the National cau-..
which VA relieved ~ the fne effect OF hr
hghts displayed A. the residence Il Co.
Kimhau
Ga the Common a Nafional salute va
fred uiih such powder a. J. 4. Marhle. Es1
furnishes government 20 cary consternatiau
into fhe hearts o. rebel hosts a. bone. Il
did good service here. a bou6ro uas KIN
died near By ~hich. By reflection. gave lie
eject Of illumination 90 some eopperv pane.
Of glass Here the people gathered. an
gase hearty cho~rs answering 90 thc echoes
q re gun Alter the hring uss concluded
a Procession wAs fofHlcd. add r0usin., cheer.
were gwen before each house thas w.s lieht.
81 ~. and ~ere heartily rcPeated under The .
old Gag
Front Of the Cours House va displayed
ths bAi'is Gss Of The l2th Maine regiment.
bearing - nsmcs q the battle. IN wh,~h
that gallant oosnmahd borr conspicuoas
part Four ooior Scrgcauts have fallen
while grasPIng 10 STAT. and the bullet holes
~hieh Terfort,s every stripe bore ample tes-
umory % the vickcdness ofthe rebellion.
whose deaih-b'o~ vas celsirafsI