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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
The Pence Com missioners.

ffwiiibe seen, by TIE Richmond telegram
published this ,mDraing, that Vice President
Stcphens,the lion. r. Il. T. Hunter, OF, Va,
and. Judge Campbell, ef-Alabataa, ,havc bean
spp6inted as Commissi onersS Ito Warrington
endeavor to negotiate. ,terihs Of peace
% tn the Northern authorities. Df t:e TiCH
President, it is useless to speak; his fame, az
,aiamants aud judgment are co.extensiye with
American politics for more than, g quarter of
O century. ,9Ir. Hunter was for many years
n Senator from Virginia in the old Union
and as Chairman of the Finance Committee,
ooe OF It's most prominent men. He is a, nan
OF reminent'abiiisies end Firginian OF the
noblest type Without being violent seces-
s:oaist,s he haa always heen 9; thorough adros
cate oi State Rights ard Southern indepen-
deace. Judge Campbell, at the opening Of
the va: was one.ef tie the Justices of. the
Supreme Court. He is regarded as the fere-
most lawylr in Alabama, hnot ip tho. whole
South. His genius. is moud ded, in the cast
cf a.1'aneyor Marshall. In politics he APP
proximates very closely to the standard Of
Mr. Hunter.
This trip may sbessaid to comprise The three
calnest, w;aast and most conservative intel.
lees of our country. We feel assured that
while there wilbe 10 lowering OF the pride
of the land, no impulslrc obstacles will be
thrown in the way of an honorable adjust
ment ofexistirg difficulties. 80 ., {.
Thevery fact Of President Lincoln;s hay-
ing agreed 10 receive them as Commissioners
is clearly vast concession on the part Of the
North, ,eGiucing return OF reason which prom.
ises well for the future.
tits believed that President Davis has
written an autographic letter to Mr.Lincoln,
in which the Southern argument is delivered.
1t is.very certainsthat there is no submission
or dishonor in that document.
At all events, there is to be a conference,
and time alone can develop It's issue. While
w>are far from advising our people to be
aespondent Of the result, We would yet eau
ti.n them against undue prognostics and il.
lusory ilnaginiugs.- Let US. possess our souls
in patience, hoping the best, and ready for the
worst One good, at least will be achieved
in the event of failure-the last plank of the
timoyous aud weakened will be thrust away
if we succeed in securing sll that honor ,d;-
mands, the joy eyentusting be ineGablc.
It is an omen of-some Significance that the
Commission will he inaugurated upon the
day of the .Lord-the day Of peace. Heaven
go with it! -.
Inthe meantime let usspr and -pdtcIs,
ahsting none Of that everlasting vigilance
which issthe price Of Observation-Disclosures
alist. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Noble old Virginia.

Speaking for the cold Dominion" the Rich
mond Di,pafch, with out vain boastiDg, exhibits
the spirit Of tho old "mothcr slatc,1 which ia no
less true than creditable:
"Reverses tho fold, the slaughter Of kor
young men, the afliction onrriea hemo to nearly
overy family within her borders, the loss of pro-
perty tho dexolation of whole districts, the fury
OF war unparalleled in dimensiens and feroeity,
navc produced in her no change or shadow Of
trrn iag. Shea hipkssss. mere ,ef giving up,the
DAY aftsf in{aat.;han sie aoes'.;he day after a
yir.ory. 0ther Statcsnn z:eGai. entertain the
sage sentiments lnd sc.p!utiens:s
Sc 80 Nov-a lays replying ii tho :darr& a';rs
waen a man asks yea 10 taks b drini., IS saii to
he " answering fool according to his folly" ;.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
NoMce.

esrEAYED frosa the Govsru't Lot at Rdesseld
30. H, ON the night Of lat December, one
brown bay MARE MULE, la hands hieh T. and
IL years old. .Thssaid Mule was iast seen. 10 the
peii'a Ferry. Any information, that will lsa:s b
Its recovery will be thankfully received.
3 j.. g. C0LRS, ospt. i Imp. TYasl =
csluRsis, 2. O., Jaa:se So 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Late from sherman.

MAcoN,'J 2s. 8
Private advices from Savannah state that
Sherman commenced his march on South,
Carolina on the 7th Inst with gthree*col-
umns.
The main columns moving towards Charles
ton, taking nearly ell his transportation.
The other columns, in light marching or
DER are marching by separate roads towards
Branchyille.N-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
I If E ADVERTISER. A
JastEs 7. BAcog, EDlT0R.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB, !, 1865.
...The Aeyertiser sill .Aloat.I

Contrary to our expectations, we are yet at
home, having been detailed by. Cows MAaRATH
10 continue ut our avccation. The Aarertiser,
thereforeNill not be suspended for some timc to
come. So send on your "Confsd," and hare
your subscriptions renewed. All papers discon-
:inued at the expiration of tfio time fer which
they. have bsen paid for. >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

~ A.5Ll.ud No. 40, :sseye Memphis, band
Of susrillas recently boarded the steaH.er Morn
ing Star, anchored In the ftrsam, ranaacksd the
boat, carried the prisoners on shors;apd shen sp-
piled the torch to the vsilel and her two birgop
all Of which we're soon entirely destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

EV Tho Marietta Hotel ut mRriotts, Me1 de-
stroyed by FIRE on the night Of the seth. Sup
pssodyto be accidental.
Ge- All quiet at Wilmington on the 18th.
@> Something oror four thousand bales of
cotton we're destroyed by Are in the town of Vii
mihgton on the 18th" And a,ear load Of cotton
on the Wilmington 4 Weldon Railroad was
burned on the Same day.
&H- Major-Gcn. Forrest sends from orixaba
the report that groats1sitsmontp prevails i'll Mem.
phis on account of recognition rumors.
~ The English Premier had notified Lin
colin that he would rscognise tho Confederate
States aftsr the fourth Of March, as he 10 tie
President only of tho States which voted for him.
of al the American vessels at Nassau.
@s> Mrs. Robert II. Davis Was recently mur-
dcred at Mobley Pond, Ga, by negro woman.
The instrument used was hatshst., Tho muir
deross confessed tho crime and wss instantly
executed.
G9- A large and enthusiastic mooting has becn
hold in Newman, Ca. and adopted resolutions
condcmnatory Of the peace meeting in Savannah,
convened by Mayor Arnold.
aS- The Northern papers report the COnfsds.
rate loss at tho fall of Fort Fisherin killed and
wounded, about fvs hundred.
@s- Thomas in his ofneial report rays Hood
lost seventy-two guns, fro thousand small arms.
Also nineteen generals, about four thousand In
killed aud woupdod and about eleven thousand
prisoners, half of whom are wounded.
gg> A draft now going on in washington is
conducted in secrecy, SO that those whose names
nre drawn shall have no chance to run away. I.
is intimsted ,hot The enrolment law may .bo so
q mended as to mako tais mode of drafting tho
general practice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

~ For arsr,s Isrox1rlBLs ExrRoY.-Maney's
division, formerly Cheathsnl's, was sent to
Forrest, we are told, to replace Bates diyis
sion at Murffeesboro.q When Hood fell back
from Nashville, the troops at .Murieesboro
serein great danger Of being cut, of; but
Forrest, with that indomitable; energy which
ibaracteristic Of the man, pressed. eve: 2.
thing rideable, within his reach,. and brought
of safely his own.eand mapey's command,
and Joined Hoods army al Colum bia. The
majority of Maney'S men we're riding, behind
Forests boldtroopars-some rode mules:
and many oxen. Twas said to have beena
naostludicrous cayslcade, asitmarched through
Columbia. Nobody else save Forrest could
have saYed the menin that expeditions style.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
EnroIling asO Office. !
RpGTFInID. S.. O.; jan, ,sothi 1855

y hU.IEtiNLOf S'.E.fsJ tAs oVtnj sIopV'.-
r THE mer named below are hereby strictly
He ordered toreport IN person, at tkis: :efics, on
Monday nexs the Sta February ..: - e. g
Albert r. Auiaon, William p: Trotter,
Hill Asbill, John W.. Shiland, ;sss41 s.
{ ;Ioshua B: ,Cartlsdge, Ges. a. sKoonsa :
! A. b. Watson, Geo. II, Ethersdgs,
obodiah. Morris, Freeman B. Thomas,
Henry Moore, Joseph .Lominisk. = s
: - z. j. MOS ES, ira;
- Lieut.. 4. Enrolling 0fiosr.
; Jan 81 -. 49, 1T y : -. - g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Congsess growing Vigorous.

Congress, in-boEa tranche-, has by ovOrwhelm-
ipg votes, created tho oiiso Of Commandor-iu-
Cligf f.aH the co1ielera;e armies. Tho Presi-
don't bas siyn., t!.a ILL.,. and it is now law We
shall now have.l rcr; and better order of things.
NJ appoin.aept las yot been made to fill tho
new gficc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
State OF South garolin s.,
EXECUTIVE DRPAfTMEN1
corunsral Jan. 2s, 1865. l.

coruasral Jan. 2s, 1865. Z, ~
GENERAL ORDERS. ~, -
II THE Memserss Of the: various ~so,diers.'
ls Boards of Relief. in; the State, appojn,Sd
nnder an Act Of the General Assembly, ,eptitle a
m Act to provide for the relief of ths families
Of thsssldiers, sailors and marines in the service
Of this State sud tbs Confederate statss,n paSsea
sDsesmber SD, 1884, and their respective gssrs.
tasiss and Trea.ursrs who are liable 70 railitip
TO which they have been appointed, and will pos
be required 10 repert for militia service, either
within or without shslr DhtristA until farsHe. Or.
dsrs. = Z.
BY the Governor. :. < s;.s - 4 -.
~ ~, g. AAGRATH.
:. osisl; a.s.1. 4 G. a-arlsarons Asis and laspsst
Feb n go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

TRe Lincoln press, is inscyident tribulation
from the reported determination of the Con.
fedcrates,to employ. Afficans' in our service,
orsas they rbrassat;y for their; (Yankeel
desguction,r bawt Font sat the top eff their.
iiroatR that it is evidence of desp ration. Il E
iiite ari1isg Of nesrdas by the Gonieslerates
q an fesiidcnce of DESPERATION. wbat: Is The
ara,iag oi them siy Taakecs sps cydenee or
They must have bec5nb degpsrste long Tei6fe
wes4i,ssl or ti}eyshaFeSbeen -ctnlJloyi5g tliegn
foE years; ard seme Of their leaders have oaep-
" confessed that, without their aid, they.
could not have carried on the war;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Defan,ters. RaWnre.

Read the notice Of Capt H. A. SHAW, Agent Of
A squad of Capt. SIS. Company
IS now in our the purposoo of arresting
the slaTes of nii aulteratoo1 for ons. If the
hands are sent to Augusta immediatelss however,
this will not be-dona otierwise-rer5am sap 7:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Springfield Academy.

sAHIsS &. JoHNSo oNsuill RESUME Q the exercise,
I've of this School on the I'd + Monday (Isth)
February 1865. Great care will be bestowed ups
on pupils committed to her charge. Terms
$4,000 per Session Of Twenty weeks; paylbles1t
the cloaeof esoh Selsion. =.
Feb ata :f' e8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Iaost or Stolen

a POUR per cent. Certificate, No. 1885, for
"A ssOe, drawn BY z. W. car~ile, Dopositary,
in favor Of 8. z. Ffesland and dated March 18th,
1864. Ali poraons are cautioned against trading
for the raid Certificate. Application viii be made
at the expiration Of ak weeks from this date for
Its renewal. I'M c.FREEhAND. Z
Jan 81 Ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Soldiers Board of Relief.
OFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR,

OFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR,
s@se CoLsHsIA, 2SdsJanuary, 1898.
TIME following order 10 published for tho infor-
L nation Of all concerned:
The immediate and important duties imposed
BY tho General Assembly upori re Soldiers
Boards Of Relief cannot Be eEciontly discharged
without prompt aud dsnsrgeieaotion on the part
of eesk s'smSsr Of the 1aid Baards, This action.
10 earneEtly invoked in view Of tho ssrious
quenons which, in the present condition of affairs,
must ensns.frcm delay orinattentiop in carrying
out the prori.ions of the Actfer thsrelief Of the
families of.our soldiers for tho prosent year. :,
- = JAMES TUPPER, =
Auditor Of 5. C..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Head Quarters,

CHEROKEE Ponds, Jan..s0 lass. .
III persons in this District. subject to the.
IN late call for labor or tie Fortincations Of
Aususta, Ga, who haSs, notIepoytsd their hands,
will do so without delay OF this place. or THY
will in every case be conpsll.d to furnish double
the number of hsrdi prsrioasiJ sailed fer, and
that without pay.
h. 4. aHAw. Capt.
And Agent Of IapressGsnt ror Edge. Dist.
Jan 81 M 1T =, Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

NM Gen. i. a. Hill, ia command OF the
District of Augusta, has issued the following
order to the citizens Of Augusta. -
All non:C Combatants are respectfully re-
requested TO leave the City Immediately. liz
their removal be delayed until the emergency
shlll arrive; no Railroad facilities can be;al-
loved them. tnsthe class Of non:comb mbatants,
are included all young gsntiemsns who have
no relish Tor the trenches. These are exhor-
tedsto leave as once under escort of the: old
ladies. ..ls -. y.
The slsrn signal WILDE given by the mr.
ing ofthree guns and the rapid aud continue.
I:ous; ringing of the City Bell. The Local
troops under the com mand of Brig. Gen. W.
NJ. Browne win rendezyorsS at the Powder
/ Works Red Tower and Gov. Shoe Shops. The
twocompsuiel of Railroad employees Will
assemble at their respective dspots. (. - :.
The Officers Of the Quart Dept
tswilEsee that their employees assemble rapid
lily, and they themselves will reportto Gen.
Browne for duty with their Division.
The Officers Of the Commissary Dept will,
in like harnesses that their employees are
rapidly formed and will ins person report to
| Gen. Brownie for duty. with their Brigade.
DIR. y: G. Logan, Chief Surgeons Post will
promptly send alf the conyalescents torC City
Hall under charge Of ORcsrs, there to report
to Maj. Samuel Grump. -. So s..3.,
| All OlEcersin Mansitu will report To Brig.
Gen. Fry, and all men to the Provost Mar
shall. q ~.
Hal. Cen. Smiths Division will besassem-
bled under arms, but hold in reseryetto sup,
/ Il. c~lo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

FRox THE FaoxT.-There was some little.
autter in the streets Of our city today, occa-
stoned by the presence of two Yankee gun.
boats at Sister's Ferry, one hundred miles
below this on the Savannah river. IT is also
reported that some enterprising Pedefals had
moved out on the road to this city. These
evidently foraging parties, sent out to get
rice, and no apprehension need be felt by our
dyspeptic eitizsns.-Co Constitutionalist 2sth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Richmond Papers.

We arc unfsisned!y obliged to Witr.AX W.
GoopaAs, Esq, Of the llth Regt S. c, ", for q
full batch Of Iichmoha papers, of as lats date
Us the 25t ult
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Notice.

A IL psrsons having slsins ssAinst.f the sRstats.
"A Of James Bsyd, Decd. are reqasltsd to
hand then TO the undsrsign gned, duly attsitea.
T. D. REESE, sAd'or.
San 81 AZ g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Mr.. Foo;e of Tennesee.

This sdblilnp End glowing genius, not being
able to keep within "the flaming bounds Of space
and timo,p was lately arrested while making bis
way to Abraham's bosom. Or in other and plainer
words, Mr.-HssnY.s. foorE, Representative in
Congress from Tennessee, croaker ana faullGnder
generally, was lately arrested while making his
way into the IaEkee limos, ,rand brought ,bae!cto
Richnond. What he waa goiog thithcr for, thus
clandestincly, no one knows. Upon his reap
pearancc in Congress, he dcGed that body and
insulted II to its lace. lie also nlndo a violent
and most intcmpcratc ouslaaghtupon the Govern
ornmon: in ali its departments. There was much
ad over it. and great efforts were maao to etpel
him permanently. A minority however, sufficient
to keep him IN hi, membership, thoughsita d case
only for cea.urc. So Mr.. FooTE ras only con-
snroll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
HYMENEAI

NAnRrsD, ON ths-Ifth January, ~ Rev. W. A.
CLARK, Mr.. wALTEE D. sP1NF, Co. X, "a
Rsg't, 8. c. Artillery, aaa NisI VIRGINIA P.
MAYNARD, Of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Boxes for the 7th Regt.

Mr.. WILLIAM F. DUmsos, who Island has ever.
5been-ready to spend and bc spent in the service.
of our noble soldiers, bogs US to make known that
ho is now at liberty to undertake one of.his Good
Samaritan visits (,ce say that to the old 18th.
-severnl boxes are already lodged in the Aaser.
tiscr Office, for men o. this veteran corps, and Mr.
D. only awaits afuller load to arttowards the
Salk.halchis. The Brave boys Of the 18th como
from other fields illustrated By their ralor, and
bfi:liant vita victory and renown, to dc n0w SER
vice and win fresh laurols on the soil of their ma
tire State. Our people (Edgofold and Abbeyille
most especially should open their hearts and
srms to receive them. Their praycrs should as
csnd to Heaven for their welfare, and their grail
tado be ready to. crown them with honor. Don't
let Mr.. DuEIsoE start wihouta very heavy hursicn.
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GlgIflIo tIlslI. :.
purIasHEp !:aE EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
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Better than the Peace Commission

Ectter than the Peace Commission!
: We mean the arrival of Gen. STEPHEN D. LEES
Corps, OF tho wcstOrn Army, in Augusta. Not
that re would undsrvsluo the Peace Commission
for when We cometo think Of tine matter, it &C.
curs To eur mind Lhat all tho wars which have
taken place within our remembrance, have bccn
eEdcd and sott!cd by Commissioners. To wit;
the. crimsan War, the late war bOtween the rros-
ent Napoleon and Francis Joseph of Austria, and
the war. recently closed, between Germany and
Denmark.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

!; 5zs- Gen. Brown, has issued proclamation
eonvcning tbs Gaucr;.l Assembly at Macon on the
18th OF fslrey naai, Tor tit' purpose ef t9,aplc
stur he ,uIs,i, i,.s.l l.iss oi TIC i9ss fsss II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

Z ~ The Marietta Hotel at MAriotts, MAS de-
stroyed by FIRE on the night Of the se!h. Sup
pssod,to be accidental.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

Aas' q Ieiiur 20 Y y y a'-lIi sHp@s ..
B@;f Ba friIss,Ji,ari.3 gr4;n ;r'lc-t9 give sa'-
conduct to Washington iOr peace comnssioas
from Davis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

Fsbi
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Sherifs Office.

Jan 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
LEGlSEATtRk o. VIRGINIA.
MONDAY. JAN 80, 1865.
SENATE

Tho Sensts was called 70 order ut clersr
O'clock A. M., by TIN Pfesideah L,u,. Coy,
PHIcs.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of Midal4es1, from TIC
Committee on Public institutions, rsp6raea q
bill so amsnd and re.ensos the sos paasod 4 b
Ma-2h, 1864, entitled ian sos authorizing o.
ilcseacs ef tie salaries Of sh- Professors U!
the University of Virgins, AID pro'idiag for
the educstion of fsr.oas disabled b. Topnta
rtoeiysd in tho pueic letvios."
Mr.. KEEN presented the p.far.hlo and reeo-
lntioos adopted by the s. b Virginia infantry,
deprecasins tho dependency psrsadinE the
minds Of tas people, redstisa>is g shemsslves
to sh. cause OF Southern in!srendeGc., and
expressing ae..rmins,ioa III continue the
struggle until independe, ee is asinsd. MIR.
K said he would feel proud 80 hear rand f.cr
tho Clerks dssk resolutions bresthius such
sentiments frem any part Of the army; espe-
oially 80 Was hs when be found them coming
trem regiment which he had the honor to-
command during the war, rsissd and recruited
by himself, and many Of whom were his con.
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TUE GALLANT LDUUANIAN3.

irn,... lie S s;cs, whose soGs saVo nncon-
P!ai"loGly :0l'oHad Tho Coafodsra!o brraeia
:fiu III .IJ :. ssil2n!re Cox Hist, Tax ENHy IRON
,i,c;r :.Gtirc ;oii, reno s:anGs cut to-day moro
oy!t,. i,,Io;lair srnn Ills L;c,ure of the 'cSrni
y4l :: .isaf:, ;" !!,an blsedirg L1"isians. Iht
ya,,-: l:t- sara haa tesn 10 mere liu:tfa'. d
~ .Hs,;ah q; The Arms Of Northern Virginia,
ti.rn tte;r ~ irraaa: has fnine'i Tho nisniIn
tim AID i,ts Oi ti:sir is!iow'soliiers in tha
i! at;rTsa a?:ay Of tia Ha.s. Fra: m!1ei'iY
smsnI RI" ,4rst Gssbiag OF DER gGhsiera, III.
I.ui-..r2n 1,aEr:cn7a n-ricG, 'nar=s nnd IL
!i,,at" luTs i,i:: tha en.InY in the Font fark
upon .rsT; isi'F:-leld, while Too Washington
ac:i;lery IDA T."w: Hen.s envIgd ny every bats
,...lra ~ tii* sirr;cs. o! fi;te6n Thousand onoe
belirsinG 50 liz command Il. Gen. Lilo, E"w
Lsrs'Y rix .iundist} rs.rai. =; ic! liio asorg ci
:: e. h4t;!s;. Thin ill's s.atsm;ns s intrG
toi:h;nE tan anythot&Tiu 1ori.i p3sdillly it.
ii,;re SIX hundred ccMpl;ts isn regiments.
Nv 1ei mt: tea hsiasdes. 'Taey ero nnre
D G,G,Er,i+:i by Brigsdicr Qensrsl z:buiaD
i,r., ar ,tii;.r rnho l:an feught kia WAY irG'a
cavt4;;, ppEsi,ls, who i'as s:sn thirty sil sr'-
s.ngpinesf ti&ids, Has ihr,te elv.feiy S1anaod:
~ la! ,iu,s staing an arm, ord who thus,
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