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We. TIE undersigned, have this day adoptsd the
above rates for advertising. 70 which We htHd our
BelFes strictly q adhara.
WI. CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE, FOR the Dispafch
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The Machine Shop

j. directly under the contiol OF the Propris.or
who IS well known in ths q for the last ten years
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

HOMICIDE IT TIE NEW YORK Boar RACE
The great excitement attendant upon the
Boat Race at Poughkeepsio, between the
New York and Poughkrepsie boat resulted
in homicide. The affair is related as fol-
lows:
De Mott approached William Stevens, one
Of the crew Of the four cared boat Ficd :. +.
Fields, which was beaten in the great race on
Tuesday, and accused him OF selling nu; TO
New Workers. Stevens earnestly denied the
allegation, and De Mott repeatingit, struck
him powerful blow with his fist. knocking
him down and breaking hisaeck. Stevensimmc-
diately gave himself up to the authorities, aad
is now in Jail in this city. He had no inteD-
ton of killing DE Mott, and feels deep grief
at the result. Coroner Haisht held au in-
quest on the body to-day, when the jury
brought in o verdlct.in accordance with tho
above facts. Considerable sympathy is man
ifested>for Stevens
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
J. S. coLrs, Secretary.
For tho Advertiser.

MR. Enron: 1t is presumed that an Editor
should be able to answer ull questions Of political
nature that, may arise. Therefore, i. is hoped
you will give ho people of EdssaOld District the
benefit of yonr knowladse, AMI inform them what
good is expected TO arise from the nomination
ofcandidates to the Convention -
It certainly strikcs in. as something very un-
necessary for tho voters of Edgsfeld District to
be eonihed to vo.e for any yet o. men that je0
Of the citizsns may aicsac shall 'e sent to the
Convention. ,,,;,
Has iscoma ,o,his iha, ',,o i.ssyle cannot be
trusts],, and must have guardians appointed to
direct tllam in tGeir choicc'? -
p Wbat good can result from liz? There are no
pa ~ divisions 'hat aa. aware Of among u.s. II
s. 'c, zach rarity nominate their ticket, publish
,''cir principles, and let tho voters decide at the
roils.. !, *
There Gun be no nomination mnde Of any six
pcrsons5bu. that there are Other six. or more, Of
cqaal ability, that might he the choice OF many.
Way should it then be necessary 10 deprive rhe
voters of .,heir choice. =, @
have been told that Two haze already dc!
clarcd themselves candidates. Will they have
tho preference of the nomination tft n2t,. will
they withdraw: hope not. Tan fnr an open
field 10 all who may be inclined to become canhi.
dates, or who may do'so in difference to he Hish-
os of THAR friends. Fl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16


FIVE CHILDREN DnowNED- The sadlest
incident of the disasters oceasioncd by the
recent food in Michigan, is the drowning Of
Eve children in one family. and the almost
superhunan efforts Of the mother to save
thcm.
T Tue father, Bcthu" Draper, living on the
west sile of the Ontonagon, near tue crossing
of the Wisconsin road, was out onthe l.. inse
railroad survey, and his Lwo eldest children
were away; the mother, an Indian wo,u.ln,
and her i've youngest children being at home,
and asleep when the water came into
their shanty. One OF The children it is said,
was drowned befure the terrified mother could
get them out, but she lashed its body aud
three ofthe others o. her back and ~ her
sides, and took the fifth lii her arms, and
struck out fora tree near by, TO which she
managed to tie the corpse, in the vain hope
Of preserving it for burial; but the tree soon
gave way and swept down the resistless tor
rent, and in her maternal efforts to save The
rest by swimming to second place Of safety
tbe frantir mother felt the child in her bos 1m
expire anl Sow the others swept un,icr BY
the foaming bilowsand buried from her sigh.
forever. The mother climbed small tree,
where she remained OYER two days 70. TIC
river to subside, and finally reached The For.
est Landing, almost exhausted with cold and
hunger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

THE CoyDlrloN OF Hon. A. II. S1ErncSs
We are pleased to learn that therigid rules
prohibiting Mr. Stephens from writing or re.
ceirins letters, even upon personal affairs,
have been relaxed. We saw letter from
him ,his week. da.ad from his prison at Fort
Warren, to Iriead in this city, from which
we learn tint Mr.. Stephens. isln very bad
L,aIth. lie is seriously and painfully sfll;ct
ed with rheumatism, doubtless caused hy the
damp walls Of E fortress npDn Constitution
ra,uraily delicate, aud which has aocn en
fscb!cl by many years Of continued illness.
The position OF Dir. Stephens appeals with
peculiar force to every humane and generous
impulse New York Day Book 5lh inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

CRors IN SOUTHWESTERN G EoRGrA, "A gen.
tleman from SeuthwesterrG Georgia informs us
that the corn crop in that section Of the State
is unprecedentedly good this season. Very
little cotton or sugar was planted, bnt large
crops Of corn were put in, and the season be-
ing favoratle, notwithstanding. tbe,withdrawsl
Ct much the labor from its cultivation, the
product will be abundaGt-nare in some in
stances than cen be gatheredwith the limited
force at present available. Abundance of corn
ENSURES abundance efbacon, and it is crafty
ing to know tha. when our railroad commit
nicatiou is re-estab!i:hcd with the Southwest
and Florida this tall, we shall haqe.a a bounti-
ful supply Of provisicns-Chronicle & Senti-
mel.
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80 Fs7.sSery respec; suaF,
r-->,.,. ei,-S. -, JOHN i. BACON
For the Advertiser

.Sws a.Portisn Of tbo people q sa'nda Eesi-
,ment, assS.ablclspt RchardsOnyille, this the l2h
Angus, ,aS65, deem it proper that:wc should have
q voice. eihe,he selection of Delegates to the Con-
Sention erdered in the proclamation of Governor
PEnRIJ do unanimously
: Rrso,re, lat, That it is the sense Of this meet
ing that we nominate four candidates, two from
the Upper and two from the Lower Battalion.
sd. We Tecommcud that similar nomination
-be:rnadc by tho two other Regiments in. the Dis
;,viet,-prosentins oths people twelve candidates
ffpm which to choose the number 50f Representa-
ryes to which The District is entitled.
/. Sd. That. we do Raniuonsly nominate as can
didatcs for the Convention the following gentle
men, viz DR.. ". S. MORLEY, Dr. g. M. YARDo-
ROUGE, DR.. R. c. GnTPiX, Capt Tnos. JONES.
II. C. cULBREATH, Chair.
J, S. Coles Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
Adnirabie Letter from Gen, Hanlptpb

s-N
Admitable Letter from Gen, = Haniptpn. i.
We publish elsewhere, o letter from Gen. WADE
HAMPTON, which appeared originally in The. Cos
',umbis Psocair Of the 2sth Judy. We prrs--ssat
this sdnirsb,e,le.ter fvr the eapdid and earnest
consideration Of every patriot in cur ,;tsts. Nc
sae Who is Gcqasinfea'wisi Nc Fp5be career and
9litals Integrity oi ihe'uriler G!ll rass Els sng
gssti"ns by Undecided Words OF, Council fiom
srch man at this time, Mhei. the whole body
1sieic i. disorsnsized, and tbs wheels Of Govern
saent are cloggel ly tho. want of tho energetic
an harmonious eo-cpcrntim of the people, uro
most orpor!une end most acceptable The .d-
rico Of Gen. HAMPTON With reference to the re:
c.ssity which exist. for;erery voter to take tle
sath of amnesty IS prescribed By President JsiiS-
s"s, isPrclicatcd upon truly patriotic considera-
tions, and can -moet with no possibly plausible
object fr those who sincere in their loyalty
to the ie.crnmsnt. We trust that tho views pre-
ssnte Z lis most aam r:blc letter will meet
viii. - .@hu!,r comm.h n s,ior hey deserve,
a. t... 4sc irflusnce of Il = .ae"-sN m4y
y-rm.i's e. hearts Of urt '..rt-ra.l. anG
frs ): & ia benefit ,f tho State, az :orp-
" !; .afsc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
For the Advertiser.
'Brazil.

A meeting of all those who have an earnest
purpose or desire Of removing to- Bsazil with thcr
families is requested to be hold ut Elscfrid
Court House on Monday next. On that occasion,
they willhayc taueh to interest them.
To prevent any hasty proceeding and ultimate
disappointment on tho part Of thoso ''rishins 10
emi.ratc, it Is the intention of this meeting, to
send, il possible, one or more Agents, in al:ance,
to visit this great Empire, .explors tho region
which would be most suitable for ths residence ci
n Southern Colony, and !f tho prospect be suid
cicnt,y encouraging, to negotiate With the In-
peral Government, the terms for the transports.
ton and removal ofythose whom they represent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life ou the 18th July, little Ell
BERT BLAND, FIRST unl only child OF ENnA A.
and joins l.. CARwiLE, aged nine months.
This darling little by had been great sufe-
rcr from his birth, and had, as its fond pareu:s
thought, just begun to brighten aud Improve,
when Jesus cama nnl ,opk their da.iing lti.o
idol TO Hisown bost abode, where no farewell tear
is shed, ami parting il no more.
There is mourning on Garth, bat rejoicing in
beaycm;
To the bright b,l,d of angels another i; givcn--
Our Father nav calls Que mYrc jewel his own,
Ard hath set i. {, beam in His gl6ri'us throne.
Then, mother, acep not for thy hcautifnl child,
Transplanted to heaven ere Garth ha'! brgniicd,
Or traced on i's pure bright Spirit stain;
Nay,--ratber lanent ti:nt thou must rcuain
\ pilgcim where pleasure is nousht bur - dream.
And bitterness Iurhsth where. things brightest
seeM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
.en. Of The State. snd. ia many ;astances. ara i,

:. 4
zen, of the State, and, ia many distances, are in
the hands of innocent holders. rach as widows,
miners and trustees. Many are owned by farmers
and ogrieulturists who havd been forced to take
them in payment for Articles Impressed during
the war. 1t may hr, therefore, that this question
Of reputation will ne siouly con ested.
] intended, Mr.. Editor, TO baser.aliudel to y,ho
Conf: :catiou Act, the Amnes.y,tPt Proclamation, the
Income Tax. the Stamp act, &cI--and may yet
do so at n future dny. have pot vebtured TO
state my oup conyictions or opinions in regard to
any of these~ital questions, but ha,vo endcav"red
merely to shadow forth what, in: I'll probability,
will'be the prominent measures 20 be submitted
to. the approaching cpnrentiepilas nseerrainca
frntn tlcbest authority. ,sq
-, Ihave the-houor tobc, i
1.-a:.., e,7.sApsery respectfully,
lA1opN :, pIcON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
f.hc ,Septcnlher, Convention:

~. ,'c:.c1rio" which is to meet ir September
rs. ~! 10 the most important political bedy
ili3t has ever bosn convened in South Carolina
-opNtians 6. the gravcst aud most. vital impor-
i3s-s Will it for discussion and settle
:aon,. UpG. the e,Oocisiou Of these questions will
,:ccr.. in. gr=.; measure 1hs,fnture prosperity,
l2pyi,ess ard general wel!-hcing Of Yur State;
,g>.:s, therefore, Of the utmost consequence that
thisr srconventivn should DO comnosci entirely of
tie wise, the intelligent, the educated. t6ston-
scienliuus, the truthful, and the unmistakably
patriotic ias6 Of our comrndnity5 and that ambi-
ssiiious &ire- -pu,iera ans.fdplle1s aspirsats for
famo political dsma gSg,ics, eonrcieneoiass spscu.
lators, e id onae. genus, should .bo carefully nnd
strictly excluded from its counsols. ..,....,,.
!, Out State is lapguishins in her present anoma
lous condition, and can only be rcrivifed:by the
hearty, intelligent and united action of-allher
citizens, and by the restoration Of her cril Gov
crnment The general Government is exhibiting
It's disposition to aid us othe full extent Of It's
ability and has provided us, with an eficsr,
appointed from among our own people, to guide
us in our steps towards The resumption of tie
rights and dignity, Of tho State. What -renaips
must be cdpno'By the people Themselves in their
sovcroisa capacity, ard 10 them. only will aecrre
the advantages or disadvantages of their action.
1t is matter in Which every interest is at stake,
and it is therefore emineuty necessary that every
eitizDa Of ths State should qualify himself to take
part ii, the issues which are now presented. And
SILL more necessary is it that every citizen when
making his choice for men to,rcprcsent US in the
coming eonvsptan, should diycst himself of all
party feeling, alEmUrely personal preference, sll
local prejudice and LOOK steadfas;ly and alone to
the prosperity of.south Carolina The occasion
is one which calls foT such wa,chful care and rsi
liant caution as were Ee5er EXERCISED before. II
ignorant un conscientious, .ni,ehievous, Or selfish
men get into this Convention, and their coursels
prerail, then will the nail Of JAEL be driven into
the aching temples Of this weary and suffering
commonwealth, and she will SILK noscr to rise
sgain never, at les.;, in h. eNz srd generation
of US, VIII arc now lirrr
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ADVERTISER EXTRA
" gisssspaY, AUG. ls, 1885,. - .
Return.a .afsOursEdisor.

W. So sn;.: . .anaolrce lhat Mr. -. :.
P4cn:. t;! Str ii ,.ns sdser,.,er, has bee ic =
ucaH reieasa,i rom =. arres,@under m.;e:i ~
was .afeis held rsr .oae time in ehaflsstch. 6y
.;.ler oF'the military 7urer;fi.s; and IA he
LIS re sr.e lee Edge ISL, :.trs 'iti'e :a4s..
sof furna't.. erT..cs "a Ii,7a.:.:: s;I-!
u.tirr 40 teen. YsN-fi.. yeii. ionmsn1sr si'tLs
wes,=rn Military District ,:u.y1ecivng 9 rcrlT
there.o. Mr.. Bacon will -; rn-entcr uncn hfS
editorial duties ua'il next we:l:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

W4- The portco in ffontof tho surratt house
at Washington has been literally hacked TO pieces
BY curirsily hun;arF, and Que went so far the
other day. as to oaera acnloredscr1au! of the house
ono hundred dallars rorsny piec. Of Mrs. Surrat;s
Scnring apparel she could serure.
sg' The Government q gents refuse to suspend
the taxes in North Caroline, and Inc property
holders are now paying up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
gcrsoEnis

Maj. Gen. J. r. KEpsusss of 'Galhden, s. c.,
who so distinguished himsplr fpr gaElantry s1aiii
tary tuler., and Christian humanity, durins the
lasO war; was recently released frep Fort Warren
where be had bern imprisoned some three months
ar ore, and has reached his home. This worthy
and distinguished SOD Of so.ah CorUfina is said
to be in fine health md SPLITS < ''S'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

To SOUTHERN CArHoLIcs.-We are reques.
ted by many Catholic readers cf the Herald,
to cali attention to the fact that the Pacfca
tor, the only Southern journal devoted to the
support Of the doctrines OF The Catholic de-
nomination, is temporarily suspended ior
want Of funds. We publish card from .he
proprietor in another column, containing g
statement of the cause OF suspension, and ap-
pealing to the Catholics Of the south to aid,
by their subscriptions, re establishing the pa
per. The journal is now under the sole man
agement OF Patrick Walsh, who has many
claims ON the Catholics Of the South for a
generous support in bis enterpiise.-Say.
Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

The Masons'ofthe State or. Texas met in
Houston on. The. 18th nlt, and issued an adj
dTesi % The MasoIls OF. the State, advising
cheerful submission to the authorities, and
discountenancing all insubordination or mu.
tinous conduct,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16

is eutertainedof the existence -Gf large beds of.
this indispensable article for full and manufao-
turing purroscs. Nevadajs'the thirty,sixth State.
OF the Union. Some Of the others admitted
within few years past, afs Midnesota, Kansas,
Washington. and Oregon. -. 49, ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
Stata of South Carolina,
tDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
LN ORDINARY


IN ORDINARY.
ND W. F. DURIsoE, Esq., ordinsry Of Edge
II. asld District.
Whereas, $. W. Nicholson and Jarues T. Adams
have applied to NO for Letters Of .Administra-
ton, on oil end singular tho goods aud cha.tels,
rights anu credits Of Jas. L. Adams. late of tho
District aforesaid deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and sdmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to he and appear tofore ne, at our next
0raina7s Court for the said District to bc holden
at Ejgeiclh c. H., on the 2sth.day Of Aug. inst,
to sho$ cause, if any, why the said administration,
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 18th day OF
Aug. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight
huniired and sixty-ivc, and in tho aOsh year OF
the Independence oi the Gated States Of Amer
W DURIsoE, o.En.
Aug Is 2t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
Mrrr.L .Rgsrscr BErw.scS NcsTu AND

MrrrAL ,REsrEcr BErwsc-, NcRTn AND
sorTu--It is,a neteBorthyAfact that there
has not been time in this generation when
the language of the North and the South TO-
ward each other las bcen SO respectful and
considerate as since the close oftbe war. We
mean the Language used by the public speak
ers and the pn6jic writers Of tie two sections.
1t would he di1;icuitto to recall single irstsncc,
ciiaer here OF tAete, eincc the advent Of peace,
Of the employment Of the cid style ol section.
al abuse by any ,uan OF the least personal re-
sponsibi:ity. Al :he oid-sost Of dcnouiic;::g,
daprcciating, saecline, loutins aud reyling
has qoite passed away. a Thousand coutu-
meious phrases which used to he tho stock
in trade of every village POLITICIAN in the Two
pefls ofthe country, have become obsolete;
they have literally dropped from the language.
There is no longer Northern political dia-
isct in distinction from Southern political
dalect.-&. Y. Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
Acknowledge ;nent.

wo vosy warmly expsesa our ;hanks for ya'ua-
BILE papers Of late daa<, 10 Mr.: J. F. scHIRMEn'
Mai tAss 81 Apsaspf.s III. M .I4.;Htssse seaulaz,
Mr.. HlMxSr TrAcyrp sad iest, bas> net -lsas', 10
"a, ro.;s: ::,sthr, Of The Assusts Constitutions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
peath of Col. .g..J. seabels.

Col. J. j. SslsErs, a distinguished citizen Of
Montgomery, Ala, soud's native of Columbia, S.
c., died Tsry recUntiysinSths former city, OF in
Aammation OF the stomach. Col. SElspLs WAS
Minister to Belgium under the administration of
President ctszcE, had great reputation as an
editor in Montgomery for years before tha'sar,
vas gentlemen of very high loyal and literary
astainnants and was conspicuous for gallalntry
and devotion during the Int struggle. ~ .4.,.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-16
IL Head Dry Cow Stock

NEfSaINtl from my Pasture. near tho Fair
WI nronr.l, at cdscGeit:, aJon. 10 .lsss ag",
!ram ~ :! years Old. in sool condition. colo: OF
;!.oSt Of tsem Red markei wi.i :, slit in tlerisht
car. Also. Red Steer, sane ruGrE, about four
years old, from my pasture adipiaing Mrs. fhns.
Lanhau.s RlanInt n. Any Information OF said
Cattle vii: &c thankfully received q liberal re-
ward will he paid to recover Them, .and a.. ex-
rcascs PAID.
JAMES RAISSF0RD.
Aur12 If 80
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Visiting Cards !!

sale at tho yisfriSs Ss;2c o.l GxnpE ladies '
July 20 II 80
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Aug Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
RESTORATION.
The Work in South Carolina.
BENJAMIN P. Perry Appointed Pro-
visional Governor.
WARRINGTON. Saturday, July ]. 1868.

WASHINGTON Saturday. July ]. 1865.
President Johnson has appointed Benjamin
+. Perry. Of South Cnroina Provisional Governor Of
that State whose duty 81 a be- OF the earliest prae
c period 20 prescribe such rules may be necessary
and proper for converting q Convention, composed OF
delegates 10 be chosen by that portion Of the people who
who are loyal to tie United States and 10 others for
the purpose Of altering tie Constitution thereof ard
with authority TO exercise within the limits Of that
State al the powers necessary and proper 70 enahe
such loysl people OF r Carolina to restore sed State
10 It's cons utiona. relations 20 the Federal Govern
en and 10 present such republican form Of State Gov
viii eDtttls the State u TIE guarantee OF the
United States therefor and It's people 60 protection by
the United States against Invasion. insarrection and
,iosncci provided. that In Any election that
may be horea held i choo ing deeg 20 any State
Conv nticp aforesaid person shall b. qualified as
an elector snail be eligible member OF such Con-
ventou unless he shah have previously taken and sub
scrb-d to the oeth Of amnesty as set forth in the pIes
dents proc smstiop Of May %. 1865. End Is voter.
qualified prescribed ty tho Constitution and laws Of
South Carolina IN force Immediately tefcre the nth day
Of November ECO The dste Of tao socaed ordinance
q secession.
Tie Presidents proclamation Is IN the same form &c
those already Issued appointing Provisional Governors
fer the late receiious States.
Governors have been appointed fer oil tho late
Rebel States with the exception 81 Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-03
MEXICO.
TIE Ruas-ed Defect 81 Nc arets-The Ass-
trim Lcsi0n-Bra ses-N"rshsi ns-


From Our Speeds. Cor.spondss,.
BkAEos sASTsco. Jusc VI. 1858
A report has found It'd WY here thatthe force
under Gen. Eesr-tc { AID TO nnnbSr sboot 5000 mep)
has met with defect o-ns 20 nep 7oobsins h'iied.
The Y-uals q. lis rrmy sid 10 bare ben fsfced
bcyoEd tie san Juan River. which COWS iIto tho Rio
GTsnde ct Csmaigo.
Taere Is se ruth IN ihis report. Int tho loss 81 the
pnrubc force coBd not have been ~" rcu killed. oui
II total lo-. 81 400 From thu u may be Inferred
that other pats q the report alo not sic'ly cor
rect The source a. the news = L> Cc-~trcc Mate
oros paper ~ tic i.i,resi Of Government
youd tho S Il Joan Rive thr towns 81 Monterey aud
Satilr will again hJl Into Tho hards Of The other sGs.
for those iwo places lie south 81 the river.
The rciraiLIfs body q the AuftTiAn Legion o. us
vav u Mexico. ~ TO llseriOsrk o. Nsfame!Vs. III u
aid 10 ~ GOO strong which u &C tRry in,or'ert ~
tic cnire en.th II To corps Tss pet % Do over
en- II IL Ike'y tiN the fcscc Oh 30 Nny oat OILY
GO men. OF battalion
ON reaching Na,amoros VII eve detail, Of this
sa.ir, only II, reDort of vhi6. can communicate.
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run beS If transports Pow iandils stores md som
troops o. TIE point TIE '.ant O! nc.h water h'eiy
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xApsuaL BAzA'Ny MD His ProsABLE MOVEMENT
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state. foroo tow srd tie RIO Grade csdiF NsTsasl
rllas 70 concentrate ia Jew French ani Legionary
uoOtt IN and sboat NstaDogcs but be canhot bstbsf
mere than 500 men. ~.
A railroad IL u be built from this point H'szo.) 10
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