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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24

Sur untero:ndunG Der Qndd,olbsrei etabltrt.
Der stast3t ptob in res 2gelt, TOO fi6srsI
lNnels unp s Il rl'tf jS,tea in g91.iH
ln0g 12a 9ebeiineu & Srauf9siten
in benz 9enden unD BEN Iierern Gntjunbnssn Der Rren
unb Blae, SaamtnereieBun9eu Slpae ter Nerpen WiaI
sen6madt Iatttstt tteserssfalasenbet:, @eraanhes~
i@mas 5erjepen S4ldtsrntett 3tttern etugen ldmdbe
S6wintel &ppfi&mers GntSinbun9 :a satie8 Der Naii
Der 2hnBe teS Wagens, her Gtngeottfe unb aer ener
nebel PIE ora astrien abeten 0ewnhnbe ten ter u8enR
meie tbren Dpern seibrltter int dis ter Srenen Ges
fang bfn @edtrten he's lllps@ tsrrbren urb menn n9t
ses Sebetlt merbfn tbe DaaSenoten Senun9eN oernt'
ten @dwde Ger Gpnituticn bcrportrin6e, bic @te ts
mpaItG MAIDEN nb sulebt ben RSrrer une Stun terSren
/ gaaisonu n3sa sSSa't,e .0aaner. asaa -. ~
btDnssts elde tie Cpsr ene ettenen CATERS sewprbtx
fab eas aeriib 10 risis laisae eia 5a itbes Grat
reiet eide ou ,te e1hlbgen 2aente ,nb ertpifelten
@erfdnb&trate init rtn Drntr her Gerttiamtei cen Sc.
besesrt eer Qeer teidberaee &6ne entpt baben
~Srssn mSgsn iit nit opasn' @srtransn naRen
:. .55' 5.... 8.b irAtb ss Dtrionen. -~
pbpifGer Sd!pie etnts aiheren tnbe nes bewuBi
Eno Olten unpeysisIid pr. 9qtAlrM su 0atte stebeu
aae SRsrnils sessa ss bf opApls D1er estft9e Ser.
g fS5piuns her ihrsdIidtst Nrt nertep &neG furrt
Dsrisntse beldsr T tsr 8e5anhgns unb 3urprse bon
Dr. Spbniisn ints3tett fdtn tim ais eem Gbtenmanne
9bnt urdt t anetrarea unb ssosrihtI auf ene 6r.t-
it6e We6sdiafsit herlai'fn. e-a
n .a., -, s, Or9anitbe Sdwaae
irb anssrsha s1st pnO bic erne ssat risser Htrss.
ftlt DtsieS rtbare 2ei ipeles cas- 4eben eleb INT
be @be rab Nadpmmenidld unmbeltd ntdd)t f.ett eas
2rcs Derer bic tbren 2eienidafter nbelpnnen tObne
unse 2ente ne s1 leit gu gu8dwfnn9en eeneiet metl
e bersn 60lssn nt asnan tennen 2bgttd is aud eIr
Strifuren ieoerblasen TIM 5arn Setn un6 anbers Ir-
faben eneten tas io tt e bc metaenttes cine SrIss
bss Utt6brar.s Ser ebelaen Sreane yer abtr fta q
Idugne ba he &ra ber Gr3eu9unS eber BON Dene rerIs
rem arh big @ bstmlt@sn SaRtrn eresben as bon DsmeH
bic Ia wett fnS sl
" - Sfftee: No. z Sao,6reoertdfr.
.Feben Ebiren BON 8altimprelfr. 6fflt6e SeEts
bte Stufsn biueuf, .t
gtan merle d 9tamsn rn5 Sausnutnn,er tenn untpen.
se nne trsert6s Ratma6er oHrriebsae unb 9sspienlp
Quodlalter S3nbfder, @tefellpGier, StrdBeuretnige
unb 2ampenpuser II. 10. nennen Bd reeemdBtse MerS
unb lauern aneejpgen crn Dr. rtnfpas 3ut IN ber ibe
N8.& @ac Sriffe miilsn etnsn pOit-Stamp entaIten.
7ac Cine 6,ilr i 2 5 ,aen gu. ..sliheit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
Das peItberlbmte tpirtlid dGte a.
DR.. hite's Augenwasser

BON 9ra,,sDtt Gbrbaret In slltensIb in &BtirinSsa,
Iii iehea e dftsmaare GeIebfttn Bureau Bsdiaen Comp
srifen RlnRes nnb aud iuler, welGt cet bel Gt urb
Geuer drbeten aab Ddnten pel&e l beI NIT 2eien unb
ne Nrbttten tissn btnssnt suempeblen, ntsm es
BET iraatx Mustn he Sebira sddltd Ueser terRel err
biIk Rdttt unb prt Grblinben f8ub! a. :.
Eaitnbe bon 2pb erttbenten sieeh unb Ntttenaus al
len eeenben Der tlt ipreen hber ben aubersrhentltd
skddidsH gsfos. 8Iacrn IS Gtsy ~ btsitttn bur6
hd iff s4nlI sn gg31 JmIimS Dienelt, Dentif,
w. 4.1a... rs... t.t MIeranbrie aa,, Il
Pi8e1 yAlI l3qAi1 @eneraI-Astnt fir gang Amertld
SIN Baltimore au baben bet O. $ 5enntab6u e n, gnd+
ban6luns 2Sk aD. pratts" fcwte tn ben bnptd&It&eu
/ Sauptaeeutur fur ben Dtftrift COLUMBIA tet g bas
! bstR0aut 5D2 ets ctr. unb 371 WennfhIs6nIo Nr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
d j III lklOren.5o
gsOrSAldee fiire5ppfer. slrbeitl lplas.ering
DGppt Quartiermetifs Ofttce
% eMoIf{,Snra 1E DA6 1QRR

Es4t e1ar ssfa tiDerpt 2u1rtte rite ffres Sftee,
''. Baltimore, 49, aAdi3 1885.
@erReselte Aneebcte in treia6e ab6rlft herbea auf
beitr Office bs 6reas q. ARdra 1865 :DataGs ~ ubr
enteeaeueenpnen fir bte ipier &rbeit 9aerne tn ben
S0srtaerH oem prftliden @Het eer EVwtsastr
trtenee6. 1888 q. .s.,...r- ..4-
8pri6ldee hftn ssnaa ben prets ur GuHcauns aet
llsberpren R6rte, mot ee8lattet sum GNuen,
gsbet.
Der erplerets St ter bat aGe uteraIitn 6dau une bic
Arbeit su err unb Bari biz Belle Qua ttdt ee6ee
2atten, Gtras Edlt Starp Sanb y. &c Sstwenttu.
Das Material irerIe rtrs ron her 8e8etEns geItrt.
@tne 8arante BON irfi teranmrrtltten Derlpnen wrb
beridn1t haB BITE Mrtett tn NIT ben tn benz
Mnsebrtc entbaltentn Bsbtneuneen etmd6t wirbs 1ls
Dte Werantprrtlideit hsr BIrsen nus mttlf elmer
GIetf ber n6fsn Dtrtt pur pber g. st. Difrttts~
&npat ausssitentsn Sei6sntSune np6ssw eten wsrhen
Gin Ereueb wtrb ssranst rtt beretts etn FOLDER
tn tteier Office renifrlrt wurbe 1> E1s1Hl ClI.h
Ods @ouoernehnt ttbalt It'd tas Nedt Spr resnh mel"
t Nuatbptt aus tretnb relGen urdtben jn errrerfen
Die Mnsebptt muGtn te Auff6rf traetn Proposals
for Plastering Works unb nb Su dbreNiren6n& syn
'H2aSi2G 3 Col. r. Me NeWpOrt,
j tnr,I6-24) Gtef efSudrtermeiaer, 8dlItn,ofe, Mlk.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
W2eSical QsnrvspOr'S oftice,

s Bdlttmrre Wb, IA. W1ri 1866.
8trftsdte Mr6fbete we hea daf bteks Office bis suna
Dttnfds, 2S adrB 1855 Nla8s II utr dugenDnmen bee
Its % nit Oeb reu SsfpttaIaate NJ SnrumtN
H. Serbanb @seenRdnben, Sibft ab SSrebmattraIsex,
StttjeuS, W0bein &c. Bu tfrfeben. .,,ss;t 49,
Gtne 4te rpn lClden Nrtttin wtIbe tas Hep6rteseut
su iauisn nm bsr stuaeosO srpYlu Goblt aus
bteItr Office biBpsen 10 rten., ,.s.. : SA .a
@ebtneunst he5r! Nn8ebete.
~ Stbtm Musetpt nu6 ein 2rensib nu1eldIren Stsnt
anfrhtnatHtnbf Gtetft, bag be aMbeent 9trGOH
cer 8trc eHtse,f npsftef pbet anblr ber
aennn ten MrtticI Ia. s s1,,l 5.,.. e....ss,s, an
q Gtne Prpte bss 9ltttls auf wtGe etH ansetot pe.
nd wtrb, NIT et Yrete ub bsr Scetura Der 8tsntn rber
Anbftensen mus ta bem DEPOT GrSHnun9 Der Ambss
bote 6bSeisftrt rerbeM 9l4t p 81 lssg tl'fsSlls
81 Das Desartemen rtierStrt has et. tae Ganse sbsr
ttn Ettu etats Ixsetrtts tutii fsuptien.
Man aereitss an ben uNsttt6ntssa isss tssstnt bus
Grupert! Proposals for Supplies. = :. :s.,GS cseS7
49,. .. 9. m 9 ltt, Sass, u. g, DOL.
tmril6~2sIa5oms& 39 .EG', MasbisaT Tnrstsss.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24

ST febtte ceA Bauer ben Rafen il. l6ritt
mad Der Gbar. Midet 9iirsen Iab ibm
|tpittbeno mad. uno .atS tie 5Gritte bgs Sort
Esebenbet uuf Der 6auf flur perballten, Itredte
er nodnlalS bic 9ebalIte 5ault n1d ibm aus,
uno rtsf: .+.--.-5 - r4.....5 '.@
- gBarte, warte. 9u saton, ib mode mid
l8ptt. nod be5ablt fir Dsine i4uitissu 2istes
unb Sf:unplhaftSpiealte -. .r.l.'. s,.
Iann lieB er ben idperenL lalptnpsnoen
Gopf auf bi; 1ufgele9ten Nsme Iipten uuo
tpato alSbalo ron feltem, ober niAt pon ers
antdencen Sdlafe bsfaien, ......sl r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
YeiRtgs

Die Fhtetb9en Birtunsen bes qdierS no ebr Az fisG.
ltn Uerlf bes Gsbihtntles 9etmtrrung her S6ee 81.
hrIdbeit Der eiesf afe bbs Nbnun8s, Mbneieun9 Dor
ber 1efeIidaft, uft % Guanteie, lRiftrauen 9egen
Eb elbs Sad'tiansttt rS. iip sinSe Der idlamtu
Selse. . -. t .. ..a -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
DR.. Johnston, Ill, !
Der ein3ta: Nrst. neider an,ti {.
8attine rec oa.9o1ptta 1.

3ur :utrus Der Quado6stti eta6lirt.
,5.JtG3 5Bg& 5J5 ri ~s1iGotA61se HH4J.E A
Der stnst3e pioB In fes Welt, TOO fi6rrsr
INneus unb s Il. l'1H Jiu e4 IN 436.'u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
9ebei,neu & 8rauf5stteu
e5,,'t,e D2G sser.

btfDnbtts ele tie Cp'er eneA ebei,en CATERS sewDrbtv
fnb ba8 ahrlib 10 psie alienle Ia en al irbes Grat
reib metd ou y re ehleegen &alente lnb ertptfelten
8erfdnbe&fraIte init htm Drinr her erstdmfet cen Ses
nat besefsrt Qecr bsabernee Gone enpft haten
mGrten un6gen lih nit pp9en @ertrauen n1bsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
r - 8 fftee: glo. z S5b.G b.Grebertdfr.
Feben Etaren BON 8aItimerefr., 6iflt&e Sests
bie Gtnfen btneuf. ~
! {, 4 Il ;,t, .

Ustlet beS t4nieen tgiums Scr g6untarte III 9Dn
6pn &rabuirr zines be sreH meDistnii6en Gpe8ien bet
Ser Gtaaen 8rfFt tetl Ietne5 2etens In Zen
epttaern bpn 2pnepn Yarts philadelphia ue anberen
Stdtten tusebras bat tntBe wunne barn stluneen
oonenret BON be EN- te Gei9ife Ger Weei8n we5. I'M
3dttis 2eibenbe hte ansS1renae Nerp6lt dnber.u
aranbeiten ltts.n pIde g. auh Sic BET pl6eiem Sc
rdu6tn su iebr eri&eden bic et tsrr6tteu sertnam
k!etnieesten Ii. N. Wurcea aG9en9lidG9 se6etlt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
0.l.l Wilde Gyantbvit.

b gDenn ter trrcselsitte uruse Srstins ap8nbet BAT
ben 8en beitt lAnerbaeR &rantbet in d auieenpt.
men bat 8eiasbffs kaai1 taB Elm unse,tises Sda9.
tnH pser bic 5nrd,t per easedun9 Jpn nbihrsdt 0 an
aspatiitt aaen e GertrSns etn t5nte unS S1s sr
Iaret 10 lanee bis bic Snmppmt ciieS redlin ueGels
pe B.. .. etn nit Gedp ell entja I rols etne t6Ie
NGe G4mer3 TN Rppe una IN ZEN Cslilltrn Mb1aeme res
ge6ts foubbeit Aus die pr Saut snptem an bfn gct~
men unb arHen Stne i'm titte unc du rem Grtren,ta-
ten I'D 3etsen 100 f1aa fiee nebet init elmer fAretlGea
S@neltseit Dor b bretten, BIS juest her Gdlmen nnt
ae Maienfaodn enaaeaba8 Opfer bfr fr tbaren 8ran,
setr ein @eanano ts Niets m:rb unb rer Sob ietnen
lHreflten Gtoen tacurb etn &ute nat 5as er t6n rad
entm eanht qrtn9t tp1nret ftn Meeter sltrldebrt
@s ii sine tra@rios fGMte has Gnuente bieer irrdt.
sarsn Aranteet sat rFfF dden IN 8pss Der nsel lid
uGett 9raher. wrihe blrb Nnreubuns jeaes
bhtlNhen Sites e8 Wte fir5 bic Gouitupn Uernidten rt
ben Ren sss setenSin eiiNense5 Gaiein oernaueeln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
il Sic SOnisbEaue (.Fhe Honegsuckie)
ELIXIR IA. WIT Il.

-,a.. q - ,NIAIAIfO UtI Y II II. .rlsrIclItI =
Dteiee zpate 5ttte9S eides gtt ton8s eae9
@uf tn Grepa beast NS III Sss 2anbt neG Ia 8ebreu6
tgnst t aus beu retnaen GpSnGe Ia gerbtnban8 tt ef
a5nSaS 5ter &6scaruG-0oe t g9ese Ser Defiuatrn ss
fettsst rut bat R boelte in aes 81 a nsa ber oebs,
Rtere unh str werstboa Ssssia ne q
In Deutf6lGnt e!S -s'.'.s@'. 314.
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pr l.ftfe Ut beod, er

Or. eonndeu bieet den Ntnen ine 6ae an, veIt,e ii
erd9le stfilne lnD lnaturde @eif uno 85rser ser.
prenre rur bic Nr6eit bic 0eeu baie aab te e nfGtia
aisdenee 2aiter qeIcewabt toben. 1'-'s.. ~
orr ne stniee cer trar,sen ub teaseN8Uertbea To[4
gen eer ruben 8eorbnbetten res gaers b de i'm Rif.
Ten unh ben lteeern Smer;en inn Iepf Spie res Cee
f6tS VerMt Der Wtu tltrdft erSSpen ne bD1e nurnbe
Waeen9pd9e uncronuns GER Tertauunss. Srsaue alae.
HeSnt &nttraituae. Sptaptome ber Ghptntiu6t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24
lnllNf 7 ule,

bic Tt burh 9eime Gailtr seidmid tGtsn bic ie 70 u
BON bpien 9elitencb In ber ue lerneu Mb beren p
gen fe aanat ipasen, ieltt I'm SGais, rmrb pSlutip
nen bic, wenr un9ebetft, te @te unn6gIth maiden unb
EHper uao eiit 5sFfbren5 ientsn ieOrtis u5tin IT,
te than, oalfte percneH mls ts s einleten In tte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-24

6sbenfen tab t ee unser Sci Irb ep erNuer G6frfg tie
ntttwen Jlten @rfrrternie sVr sii>teA 81 ,Hj tef
ne a rbne tee pirS bic Wttie les Ib,ns r rdurigen
gilserabrt- Die NualiditM ESQ Eeb n"rer5insrn r is
ltb bic ee!t W:rb er8rtlen rpn VeriptNrg me-
ianbOldtn getradtanafn taB uns eir freilffi, de
Abbere 9enis6en peErtigert line, .. -..... .s- =.
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du' u'@54E Il, 'preiff.


|-95@ .aantH59E 5alu prsiff. .l.ia It
ie riee lauien,s peldt r3f;elp ter !eeten ten;ebn
tilsr prl'tar;ihe Grrd raen meide Or Artn'tp a.
Iabre sele bii s. NuNAs Happerteure aQ pefe anetrf
Trticret tetf"rter faa = it-ui ;t uieeerhclten
Nlden si Il 19tt Ntl Enei fA II g5eau9 amfIetneu
gboyaer a.s GkFe HsirA iI Ghcra.tet uub Sc
rtsntaitiecit ~ feesrten stte hinrciheuSe 9ewGtr
G8 sibt rs!s uHwi sass irf ,'aSeteucnte auaGidter
wslde Gd ais Nersiea irnften uno 8. tnlpns Mnrln.
siengtttrYaec. 3ShutFter, &teietmidr, Xpnrenpuser
tp erblrmii1e uNp pel1hriide 9a6mader, tl6e tbr
2eten antatt ter eSten fetdat ter Wees!n rem uie
frgiea Wernfe pienetfb d iett eselm1Bte eebilettt
Merit ttutn 5em uer SbreNer une ntds MrgeS Mbnen-
ben h snitrdngen be (vetetett aer fce Audit
der gDetie in ityt Sanee frmnen gerne dbc lt9 rint
TEN Ir Spbnicn hlIt SfkG1b fir nptbrenbia an err
tannt ne eaS eine Se9aubegnsen Dplpne beanbia
IN Ietner SIffte iiesen. -'-*' W. -
III; jt:n, {. r5
Dr. phnfpn iii ter eia3tst reeertd6ts eebisete NY,t
peler bic 0eilun8 BON GtpeA Eranbttien anSgt Gene
WtitteI unb Bebantuns ino ane Anberen adn,6 unbe.
Vann Gr TT be:dnaebbet bon etnem 9eben meIdes er in
btu Br5st.n Srtdern Gurppd unb ten ern eeIeS Can.
bes ;ubrdhte. rdmlid, gnelanh 8rantre unb tn tetu
Btpdles pftlabelp9a TO- unb bat eine uS3betn.
ere prdrts ais eut 6nberta Ner3te Der QDeIt. -
sdnn f etrrauen aof ttne Gbre ais ann uab etne Sc
EbidNhteifals NrSs l44 -.ls l3do+. sls As' 941 &.
f6y- Office SO. \ stSib-SeebtrtdHeaB 9 Hsfss
esfS bon SaltimOttfr,, aeben ttr ,,arbeiterbaas."
hdntfrnntbsitth apesb'U SGn.U aebe9it
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tIprtfteuns.)

/ SD ipre4e mor9ea peiter nit Sir, Daun
beSreifit Dn mid pieQeiat belier!bis3 ys4 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
The ,East and West:

=
Major-C encrsl Frank Blair has Abcen .masiSg a,
speech in Rella, Mo-, lately, at meeting called
together for the purpose of protesting against
the denominations of the so-cslled, now ,Conslhu-
tidn of Missouri, and Of heartily endorsing tho
reconstruction policy of our ntIle President,
andrew johnson" From among much that is
suggested, VIC clip the following: -:
We Of the West have been (" hcwers Of wood
and drawers of Water IN order to satisfy the
greed Of our super-ioyal brethren Of tho North.
To keep up n prohibitory tariff, they must mat :
tain their present power in the Eoyernmens, and
to do this they think twill be necessary to haro
n Black Republic in the South, whose vote Acau
always be counted for their commercial and man
ufacturing interests. ..r---,:. ~ =.
Anew York paper, commenting On the above,
says: - -. -
THE West is beginning to be awake to the fact
that She has been the cats paw Of New England
during this war, that she has spent herself, lay
l;ishod her wealth Of nieh und money to build n
New England plutooracya II tho West is once
fairly rouged on this subject, there is trouble
ahead, and New England may well tremble for
her. supremacy. Her pet idea of ruling the Union
through tho votes Of Southern slaves, making use
of them to acquire and retain prsponderance in
tho Government, and to turn Congressional leg's-
lation into q scheme for promoting the interests
of Now England, is beginning TO be understood.
Thc.South understood tyears age, the West, us
We SEQ, is beginning to have u suspicion OF 1t now
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

+ so humiliated Every characteristic Of Til
South has been swept away 9 .''''''
And must oil these suffesings 20 for moth
ing-loss Of property, loss of honor. loss d
everything dear to the heart! ARE ffest
Sacrifices demanded every day? ], for one
protest against this one Sided justice, and cal
upon all calm, unprejudiced Northern people
TO put down this unnatural craving for ex.
element aud blood. You may put a ball III
motion which you may not be able TO stop.
Remember the French Revolution. Those
who o-institnted the horrors and prescriptions
werethemsefves thevictf,ns before it ended.
We have suffered enough. Now is the,tinie
to stop: If 1tc can forget, surely you can;
The spirit of the time should be, Let the
dead Past bury its dead.n rf'rs' esp
Each side hap had grievouS wrongs to bear
and memories tofecall; but T'.Fime viii BE-
the best expiation:7'- ~. .-.,--;-, - = >
You haveaccomplished whatyou attempted.
You have abolished slavery, and, / sti,pose;
you will NOT be contented till YOU have made
the negro your equal. give you God-speed
in your work: Make Cuffee D gentleman
though Tfear the green grass wilf glow:oyer
most of us beforcFthat desirable resultisat
tanned. Yon have humiliated the South and,
surely, you can afford to rest upon your VIC
torious laurels and be just, at least, if: bor
magnanimous. Rest satisfied with confsca-
ions, but shed no more5lood. -. - > i' I
- = A SOUTHERN WOMAN.
Lafayette, Ala. - ~. 49, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

70 Mr,. salth Jane Holmes; aged sixty
and Esquire Larkin, agsa isixty-eight residing
near Bellair, Tenn. recenily rnn away and gol
married They ran away from their children,
.who'were opposed 70 The match. ,,.,. - -.
GS- A youngater,of fourteen years, and his
"sweetheart" two years younger, .recen.ly.clOped
from Wallingford; Conn. = /,
- An eloquent petition for tho pardon Of ex:
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, written b, lady,
is being circulated for signatures in that Stale.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
RATES RATES OF ST., ,A,l5,,yg:E:RrralNle, 81
- 80 -
..Mr,.,,D Datfs..
TIE Eharlestou,N Newsssysa;
p9YlR1E .,i IN ADVANCE. e

1, tUS SShatiSseoEltCworeoy -oTs.rt e - ,sr s;S
q But history; ffsraiy y-wrftsn, Hilffasefd
The. fact that ~heu'out aarkests hohrs6f EfiSl
came~-&hen' maddebeds dsfhen demanded eseH.
sance--twhen n;mangled' d'neff sanfSi6f d;w6r
men came! e!toS demand fetaiiation for stheir
wrongs-ahe' stood firm to,ths last y never
! gave utterance-toFan unworthy thought. we
knew we'll the facts of;hfs ttxperfeure then,
and We are honest ID the beliettha. ihsff did
not. give authority to The. performances 6i.10hs
On garrahtaBtt or nhbeconafng s.- .r':, r.
h.. We care nor t$what. he: world smay .aiiyo ot
Jefferson Davis; friends may iorsaks: hinl,
aud foes may boot at tie mention his nGne,
and 'chnfor &forShis!iife5' : jests and Ibes may
be hurled at Him ;@buti when the hiktory Of
this Mar is written-in she4sobcr and ,,afnsst
words of-trutiS' Mr.: DAVIS wil:be found g.
pure minded and good. ,nan-Eons whihas,
never swerse1 from any duty Which sIt6t con.
ceived 10 be due to his couotry and liiG: pes
pie whom heserved. Placed inEeHes posi- tiGn hst.
filed by the slnited voicehc The Southern
people, md that against Hrs owl inciiiStl6nt%
be endeayored 10 serve tiien faithfully and
honestly Fsilen;. h,ss may slBe despisea sue
.esssTul, his nnms4 would have Beeu gfdriSo5td
Fallen or suceessfut we'hohof The. man ind
deeply ayupathise with nih, II, hiss.
When lie I.w&F' IN power We .honored Hin;
while nc isin prison we shall not forsake him..
c. we ore glad toEsee so many petitions going
up to President johnson in behalf Of Mr.:
Davis. It is,right; " "a insnly on the part,
of the Southern people tSamake some efforts
ID behalf of their late Chief Magistrate. IT J;
is naturalthat they;sheuld do so.ss Hayf.g;
received pardon themselves, il e6aianot bnTr;
be, otherwise expected than that they should
plead,in behalf Of him whom they placsdSS 2
power by united voicp; aud who is NO ffosss
criminal than themselves because he was so
placed in power.-LaGrange tGa.l Reporter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

! Four MrEEs. OF " Wtpows. .-.-Ayyoung.lady
from Clinton County kentucky, who recently
eayo evidence in the, Ferguson trial, informs
the Nashville Dispatch that between her
fathers residence anda A1banyja distance Of
lou: miles, thickly settled. presents an an-
broken string os.widows, young audNold, all
! of them madesn by the. independents twarfare
carried On in that section on both sides.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
as- arhey say" that one Of Che la,est fashions

Ms- "They say" that one Of the latest fashions
with the ladies is wearing long ends of narrow
ribbon around the neck. Few Of tho unimitated
know tho significance of the samo. When they
wear the ends hanging in front, it means that
tile lady is married the right shoulder, that she
is enga gcd; down the back, that she has "fel-
Ter" coming'to see hor, but she isn't engaged !;
over tho left shoulder, it means, "Fellcrs, come
follow me-" IF she does not wear any, itmesns
that she is engaged, and lon't wish TO have any
thing to do with "any other fellow"
ESca- 1t is proposed by the Jackson Miss .Hees
10 pdrchasa u homestead 'or Jefferson .Davig in
.xpne foreign country, whittier he shall retire
upon release. from imprisonment. 1t is suggested
that tho funds necessary be raised Iy Confederate
soldiers subscriptions of one dollnr each from
the men, and as much moro from. The officers as
they please. -. II $50 =
E The Hon. W. Royce who represented
South Carolina in the United States Congress for
nearly eight years, is about. to Commence the
practice of the lnwin Washington city,. Il
eg- casa Hnrtze (Mnjor Mcknight, formerly
of Now 0rleans,) has become one of the psoprie-
tors and editors Of the North Carolina Times,
published in Ncwbcrn. =
Gs- We stated q few days ago that deed Of
trust had been granted to the Atlantic aud Great
Western Railroad Company on which the airouui
of stamp duty affixed was enc thousand dollars
It now turns out. thas the. Company, being ina
doubt whether tho amount affixed was sufficient
referred the matter 10 ths sc1mm., ,yner Of In.
tsrnal, Revenue, who, in isply, informed theu
.hatltLcy must afix t@ohty -nino thousand dollar.
more in stamps tothe deed bsforo il would bt
worth a cont to tho Company. Rather stsep, bu
strietly;lesal and needfal.