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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

TuE PEACE MAkER. This is the name
given to new pattern Of Cooking stove.
We have examined one of them AZ the
Stove warehouse of P. c. DEgoL, Lower
Broadway, and We say without hesitation
that if such stove would not make peace
in famiIy, there would be no use Of try
ing any otbfr-",hs thing could not b.
did" with any kind Of cooking apparatus.
UsED Ur (Fj.-The poetry in late
number of the Eoupqrsi! uses Us az en-
tirely, il dos; and it is good enough for
Us. We ought to have known better than
to notice the Gaim4I. While We have
been toltrabIy successful with horses, we
have always met With disaster hen we
had anything 10 do With yackass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

REM5vED.--J. b. Rue / Ca, have re-
moved their mammoth stock OF QUEENS
ware, Glassware, Furniture, CGpoting,
&C., &c. &C., to the new baiiiiag+ two
doors above tie Post Offcc, Middle
Broadway, North side. We took look
through their rooms the ether day, and
found them well filed with every deaerip-
tion Of goods usually kept in sach estab-
lishments.
For further particulars read their ad-
vcEtiscmeut in ANOTHER column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

WANTED BIT a BAcuELoR JEwELEE.-A
xife With neck Of gearl, ruby lips,
brilliant eyes, golden hairs siiyaEy
tongue, and perfect jewel Of . temper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

GO Ehs Democracy Of Pennsylvania
are to hold a State Convention on the 2lst
day Of June.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Tlsae bonds are worth premium which
increases gae actual proas On the % losn, AID
its srsmPs!oa ffora siats aas municipal tG=aiioa
adds from one, to tsTss per cent mors, se-
eor4lag ID the rate levied on other property. -
TIE interest Is paya6le ia currency senl-anaH.
Glgy b. coupons attached TO eaea note, ShscA may
be cot on aul seq to any bank CT banker.
The interest am3u-ts to
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

B1s3htss satas, 10 .lnaz or 3ess enc year, SO o.
Legal advertiser ylss II LakJa Rates
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
cALE8 q ALDH iSs
GALES aALDwGS. HAxaAA p oo0oA'
Baldwin & Dodge,
BANK ERSs
Collectors & Tax Paying Agts,
COUNCIL BLrFFs, IOWA.

COUNCIL BLTFFs, IOWA.
Dealers In Gold, silver, Exchange uaeurent
Nancy ana Government Vouchers.
Carefal astsAtian givsa TO coliectiaH Of Drafts
Notes and AsGo anIs, aud proceeds Of same prompt
IL FsEIttsd.
Taxes uatf fur Nonresident Land owners in the
dissreat eoaaties ef Iowa aud Nebraska on llbsTal
terms
Pensions pFoeHrs4, GovrTamsat Bounty and back
ray osq. collected tor relatives Of deeeased sold
lsrs
REFEREHCgs-PaTk n2nk, Eev York; sthe
Swing Associa ten, st. LOUIS preEel b Go, Phil
ahIAs xSachuset1s BaIk bosioilt W = toot-
esaxh Co, ChI-AEoi GIlEnoFa, Dunlap B &c CIR
elnn4ti Sept. 10. I5S4-I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

WHISPERS Those wishing a me set of
whIskers, nice Aoustache, OF beautiful head
Of gsvBsz RaAF, NALL please Fesa TIE esE vt T@0S
p gasps1sniH afnslier part u ta4g paper. -
March 10, iSs5-3ED.s t-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

DIED =--At the rssftfRce OF bis parents IN
thIs Guy sbBnI IL a'cisck p. ID Of ahs 25{h nit
after = bEief IisRgsz 2 TAYLOR THohx1os Ia
tie I6sk year cf his aae :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Less than ssaGooo 900 of she lean authorized
b the last Congress are now on the narket.r~
This auioua at she rate at vhirh il It isbsiug al
sorbed, vii all be subscribed FIR within fous
months, waea the notss sill undoubtedly comm srd
aPrea'iuaa. as aas uniformly been The case On
eIoslag shs suSserip aions to other Lbaus. 7-a
Ia orier5&ss ciilsens Of every iowa szd secs;pa
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the lean, t4e NasioRal Banks State Banks and PfI-
vate Bankers throughout the country have general
Is agreed 10 receive subscriptions a: par sabscrl
hers RlH seIeet their own agents, In waoa they
have eonh4eass, aus who oHy are to be Irresponsible
lar the delivery .! the notes for whieh they receive
orders. JAT COOKE
Subscription Aseat, Pal}a4eiphiA.
Subscriptions will be received by the National
Banks at pss Aotaes Clsy, ard the National BaaE
at Omaha Hsbfsska.
March 2s 1855
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
AmERTCAN mANUFACTURr

aud therefore FrsatIy superior to tie foe6s iIz-
ported fEtEH abroad AMI hawk4d ab0at as The
cAe7peat eyeE sod. Tue simple 6afp On imported
goods Ena the Aigh preagfsns "a lI0la fas IarsIgn
b8s Erp fable IN gold amount 10 moi e1han tka
eHtiFe cesk of many e Lhs aTticies CSTel by "
Hruh54r r rarsigE~rA afE asTa =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
ONLY ONE DOIY4AR

via be Charged for AIRY article on su< st sna ibis
srm The ppFchasEr need rot pag Hsfs d. kuewa
what o. q To Cell This piss acgVfds with Ebs
uis tAoi p Gently become SO popular for dIspoFthx
Of large stceka Of Je@slEy and slaIgzs rgdgctisRA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Notes ot ali the denominations named sill be
promptly faruizhed r7oa the receipt OF Eubsersp-
aaI th nose4 forwarded at ooes. TRs Interest 10
18th Jane nsxl viii be paid ia advance. Tais is
THE ONLY E.OANIN uARKET
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
WITHOUT REGARB TO COST.

Tss tsozods are Of ssaAisgabEs styles ard mess
excellent weFkmahship, and are sBcrlfieFd in this
RseT 10 reL4eE tie pEQ2ftefOFs fFun4 nihsrFa
p4eat coca stsned BY dissfactEag evsi xAT tShuuLd
be Prominently stated also. that they are mostly
Of R $3.50 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
MAGNIFICENT SALE.
Gold and silver Watches.
JEWELLERY xesc
ON THE ONE DOLLAR PLAN.

ms entire stock 81 oas Eoid and slIvsE Watch
ManEi4ctory, Ivo immense JEweIy Estabassb~
hfsntk, one Silver Plaaag WaFrAUuAe one lSaia
Pen asa Pene.l AAkEEl to De disposed If vita
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
WATCH DEPARTm EST.
JEVELUY DEPARTMENT.

400 Diamond Rings ksa "a Afza
ssa 6cpts' Il1a esad Fips 80 faa,
soN3 Gents California BsaFHsU8 Pima I'd
SE0 Gents G&iIferai& DiG Ba0Fa Kihas - IL
5Gs5G Gents Ggld AID EI.aElc !lsa FEB
Caaias A
500 Pa4I Gents Gold TPEk Chasas a
Geo Pair Gautg Gold Sleeve B&Etoas 4. 10
sc0U PAT Gruts' sold h kpsM SIgSva Ia
tJQQ Sells H1HIAt k9sk S{uds t@3 A
5000 6eDIs4 tone sgt aEg isnet Rhisa . = "a
S9o2 GGAts' SlvEe set ard S5gaet Enafa
RIGS ~
COCO Iaaigs' Gei&EsSk Chains Is "a
1905 ff8ls oyAi- Bard HrAct4sts 81 "a
COCO tI&ld End gFt Braeeleta a. 10
8tfutd ma BhkHeIf4a Bracelets -
500 g I'D Cta{ pialR Chsfns "a
adeo Pair Ladies Guild SfuvE Bnttbtk
+oou Pair Lssiest Gclt Imam s!etSe gp1-
tNEs "a
8eo9 Solitaire Geld Ersaaches "a
Gaso Garai OPAL and FInera'd Eseacebaz / "a
Soao Geld csuieo aud Pearl Ear nfop e.
100 Aesaics Jet Lava and Ffo1ent:ne gzr =.
prpps-s "a
60G0 Gs3 families u
TOO eEfaf, Opal ard Esz etzia Ear-ptonss "a
f9sg9 sfgs teFr Lserk cts ID
rtog5s &!aalEre LoSkets-s1sEic kpEing g "a
1880 Fts5n q ii RtrES IA
tgss1 Seis I.s5jszs Jewgfry BSga ana 1s4 : q
1903 seis l-Adles' JsKslfy. Es4aao
PpaEI, &c, T.
lofQa I.4aiast Gilt ana let Bracelets i m
t9sAse Ladies Gilt AE4 Jet Hat sGpgcf4srsa = IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
SeVela-Thirty Loan.

These Eotss are issued ua4sr dsto Of } ns 18th.
1896. aud are payable three years fran that Ilme,
Ia currency OF are coaveFibIs al the option Ct the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
wHIsREpsl WHfsKERst

WHESkE kssE WHHsM kRSt
De yoa want whixk sTs or Aaustarhesg onr
Grnciap Compound viii ! 'fee thsfa 70 sfow 90 sae
sr,ootba1t face or chin or hair on bald heads, IL
slx Weeks, Prizes, 81 90 Sent b. mat &nyFaase,
eiss ely aeAl 81, On Ffcsipt 81 price. AadEsza
sEARNER Co. Box t55, 5ro0klyHs y. Z
March Is I6SS-Iy,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
17I777=1'-7I77' p - q
"oae morn 8 Peri atsAe sats

No 7uderi she had uaec her last bottle Of sTEa
LIMu's A2ssKoslA, and tbs artiels was scarce O.
aecouu, Of ID immense demand fer y, llaI In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
U. S. 100 LOAN!

By authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned haE assumed tas ensTals uaseTip-
ten Ageac fer the sale Of ualled States Treasury
Notes, beating Aeyen and thEse tsaiAs per cent in
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
Tax Paying 3 Collecting Agents.
ccuaCiL BLrRFs. IoEAI

NAEHAA ?. 0oDa GF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
A Fantastic Tick.

On last Monday week the South car.lin a dele
ga.ion in Congress waited in body upon the
President of tho Confederate Ststss, AID PRESENT
ed REQUEST which had beea forwarded to them
By Gov. MAonArH, TO appoint Gen. JosErR r.
JOHNSTON to the command Of che troops in this
d,,artmcnt. The President declined to mako tho
appoin,m ,mcnt aa desired. This is--or seems like
one Of those q fantastic tricks" that "make the
angels veep"-and not only srEsls. hut vast
nam'.sr Of honest nen and women of the Cch-
feLerate persuasion. Verify, the President IL fast
wearing on. the patience Qong-sueeriny it has
now bccomo) of his most fsnsticsl admirers, aud
rapidly impairins that absolute trust and conf.
dcnce necessary to tho unity Of effort essential
to success In the meantime the shelf on which
the gallant, sbls, and ill-treated Gen. JOHNSTON
has bssn laid, has proved to him niche of famo
And in the meantime also, more than one OF ou'
armies are commanded by stogs. Napoleon, Q,
somebody else just Us capable of judging, said
Better an army of stays commanded by lion
than an ar my of lions commanded by q stag.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Sherifs office.

EDGEFIEID DISTRICT, jan. goth, 1858.
n IN accordance with the provisions Of an Act
10 (pasaed by the Legislature Of this State at
its recent annual SESSION. entitled "An Aot to
repeal all Acts and parts of, Acts heretofore
passed by the Legislature Of this State on the
subject Of furnishing Slave Labor on tho Coast,
&C." it is hereby ordered,
LIST, That the several Commissioners of Roads
in Edgc6sld District do hand.in to tho unds,-
ngntd, within fifteen days from the dnte of this
order, complete lists Of 81 owners of road bands
within the respective jurisdictions. of tho said
ComtnissionerI,-ssid lists to exhibit plainly aud
clearly the number OF road hands In the posses-
ZION, Of each consolidating out of such liits.
however, al such owners as have but ~ons road
hsada
II All Commissioners Of Roads above referred
to 8ho DO not comply With che above order, are
hereby uotdad TINT 1t nill bs the duty of the nm
eersignd to report them for said diaobsdisncs to
the AAht Of the State, and that the said report
will be nade promptly and impartially.
WILLIAM SPIRES, Sheriff. 2
JIM 81 2t d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
To tAs Citizens OF South Carolina


Twill require 800 or 1000 horses to re-
mount mr. command. Will it be taxing the
patriotism and resources of the people OF
South Carolina too much to ask them to sell
their horses to my men at prices which SOL
.dierS cen afford to giveS 1t may be to their
intercst to do so. Our patriotic Governor
has given his earnest cooperation in this
matter.
Capt. R. Watd, A. O. NJ, will represent
the division in Columbia, S. o., acting in
concert with Col. G. T. Hampton, and will
take charge Of all horse Contributed, and
dispose of those offered for sale at fair prices
We have considerable number uf good
hcrses at the recruiting camp at Lancaster.
They are available for farming purposes, bu'
have been rendered unfit for public service
by tts hardships of the past campaign. These
we wnsld be glad to exchange for seryiceab'
cavalry horses, 81 that the agricultural inter
est Of Tie country will not be injured by toe
arca, draft upon tho animals necessary to
carry it on.
We have requested to he transferred to
South Carolina Aud Georgia 80 assist in the
defence Of our Ststes in thi, the hour Of
greatest danger. tia Indispensable, III order
that re may render good service, that we be
efficiently mounted. If this 3 accomplished
promptly, wo can promise at least effectually
to cripple the enerny's cavalry. Better will
it be Tor our people to come forward now
With part Of their horses, and thus secure
the rest from the raiding parties of the enemy
II. c. BUTLER, Mejor-General.
Official: Ii. 3. McCLELLAN, A. a. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
The Rose-culored Bag.

Who is the fair and friendly ouc, that sent US,
by mail, some time about New Year, fairy rose
colorcd Tobacco Bag? So beautiful . thing wo
have never scen BY strange c0nsretsmps, i;
only fell into ouT hands few days ago. If We
had d guld niger with diamond eyes, We would
certainly make it over to ti,is lovely and anony-
nous friend, in fec simple-;o her and her heirs
and assigns forever. Or if she preferred our heart
or head or hand, ur anything that is ours, it
should bc equally at her service.
We do not smoke, but We will keep this JJou
most re,isiously; aud draw from it ever and anon
memories, dreams and fancics-ail rose -colo-cd
OF course
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
For tho Advertiser.


!. Dear Adcerti.er-For tho Information of tie
friends Of Companies Ca2d K, 10th S. C. Regi-
m.nt, I send you li,t of saaualties in those
Com panies in the late battles in Tennessee:
Capt. J. D. Cssrsaey Commanding.
AT Franklin, Tenn, Nov. 3eth.-No casualties
in Company C. Wounded in Go. X: Sergeant
Glaze, severe, left in hands Of enemy; Corporal
n.ney, since dead Private Sam Ersles, severe
in arm Vim. Gowana, severe, left in hands Of
the enemy.
Near Nashville, Tenn, Dee. lsth.-captaia
J. B. Courtney slight in thigh. Casualties in Co
C: Sergt Adams, hip, severe; sergt WreD, il
thigh; Elcnburg in arm, left in hands of enomy
Privatcs Mots, and Robertson mis'ing.-casusl
ties in Co. 4 Allen Busbee, supposed killed
p.iratos Levi Koon and Jack Green missing.
Very respectfully,
L p COURTNEY Can't /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

Tie weather for week past has hecn in every
way worthy Of spitzbergen or Nova Zsnhla OF
the North Pole c- Dantcs He'll, or any other one
Of the coolest places in ne world, or under the
wo,ld. ice, q tu-lons in depth, cen be seen any
and ereryahere; boiling pitch freezes in the
twinkling Of an eye. Giias,ly shuiders run IN
nnd down tho veins IN the most unbridlcd manner.
Teeth chatter and sInite together wofn!ly from
morning until highland all through the night.
Iciness seems to fall down from the very skies
above US, like the hand of n deal man laid upon
the spno. Whcw i, is so shockingly and abomi-
nah ) cold, that we cant hcp pi!ing on the agony
little.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Another Clean.

An intelligent gentleman in town has allowed
US to read All interesting letter just received by
him from Charleston. The'T writer aNys: Z" an
satisfied, from all see here, that there is much
more behind the political scenes than We ar
aware Of The largest moncd men here are rapid
ly showing of their Exchange and Coin, and al
are on tptoe ofexpectation. Tho French consu
is reported TO have told Mr.. &. that the Maximi
ian Government had been recognized. at Rich
mond, and intmatel that;Ssir. return for this civ
ii.y, France would very coon recognize tn
Southern Coufederacy."
1t is comfortable to hear comfortable rumors
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01

TEE CABINET IMBRoeI1o-Ar. James A.
Seddon, says the Richmond Dispatch, has
resigned the Portfolio Of War. We have not
been able to learn that his successor has been
appointed, though several prominent gentle
men are spoken of as likely to be appointed.
Among these are General Braxton Bragg,
General Breckenridge, and Senator Hill, Of
Georgia. There is report that the place
had been offered to General Breckinridge, buA
that he decided not to accept unless hs was
allowed to select hiu Commissary General.
It is understood that Mr.. Seddon was induc-
ed to resign by action taken by the Virginia
Congressional delegation. These gentlemen,
it appears, sent into the President an official
announcement that they had lost confidence
in all the members of tho Cabinet except
Mr.. Trenholm, and asked for change. Mr..
Seddon being informed of this action, immc-
diately sent in his resignation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Gen. .,ut,er. ana his Veterans.

Con II. c, GrrLua,. Wit, two Brissdes Of his
nub!o Division, arrived u Coluiabia ten days ago.
rs has under his command three Brigadc., Gen.
Yoryo's, Gen. DrAHixc's, and that 81 tie late
Gen. DvsovASr. Of these three, Gca. DEAEISG's
is loft in Virginia. VIC hear tl.st thc tNo Brig
ala; wh:ch have co,ne on, have been ordered TO
MiIway, Tie ir.t station ;hia side OF EraHchyii'e
On TIC s. .. Rai.roa,;. Gem BUTLER ana
his sne,, are heroes accustomed to victory, and
fully de;agn2e,i 80 ia ;iloir Whole duty towards
.ac ac!iyeraIc: of lie soith. III South Caroline
is jabilant with hope at their arrival. Notic.
Gen. B's appeal for h9:ses, publ hcd n another
column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
RIcRMosn, Jan. 2

RlcHMosn, Jan. 9th.
The SD Vo. Regt., Picket's Division, has
unanimously adopted series of resolutions:
declaring their purpose to fight for liberty
md self Government as long as the Southern
Confederacy car furnish cartridges, and to
every dissonorable offer OF peace or submis-
sion made by the enemy, will reply with the
crack of the rifle and shouts ofGcii2nce.
he last resolution reads thus.
These are our sentiments, and we cali upon
,hs people at home and The authorities to
support aud rrily around us, and with Gods
blessing. we will bear he Southern cross
through ire and blood I'LL each star upon it
shall glow and shine forever in the armament
of nations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
Commissioners, Armistices, Peace
HerotintiOn6. -

= -
Tho very atmosphere is, thick and hoavy with
rnmcrs Of negotiations, arnisticcs, pceee. BLAIR
and SINGLETON arc, or have been,, in Richmond,
for the purpose Of attempting to seton. foot nego
tia,ions between the South and Moth This is
uadeniably the truth : the tale OF ELAIn coming
10 Richmond to recover. ttl0 deeds and other pa
pcrs is all Josk Hc went there with tie advice
and consent Of Lincoln and hs cabinet-,-nnd with
a view of opening negotiations and Sssducing the
South into some compromise Ami indeed ths
latest dispatches from Richmond inform US that
three Commissioner. to treat for peace, have ac-
tually been appointed by the Confederate Gov
crnment-and that they have already proceeded
! 10 Washington on their orrand. In Washington
thoy are to meet and confer with three others ap
! pointed by the Lincoln Government. Nor is
there anything strange in all this. Tho only
| strange thing about tho matter ID that our own
people ,hould go Immediately run ,nad with hope
and expectation. We believe verily that nine
tenths Of our population already consider the
War ct en- end. A monster commission dc luna-
tico inquireado ought to be sued out Immediately
against all such willingly deiuded people. And
it is true that tho war may bo near its end, and
peace near at hal,l; and all this may come out
of these inolpiert attempts .! negotiation. But
Lo,c it ia 10 come VIC cannot for thsle of US SEQ
that is, hon it is 10 como with any honor orad-
vantage to US. Are no not fighting for inaepsn.
dencc; and have We>not sworn not to stop shor
of independence Does any saneman bolievs fol
a mcmont that the Yankees are going to acknoWl
edge our independence and separate nationality
or even admit us to reunion with them withou
4 giving up our slaYes1s We hayesn .brough
them to this point yet; nor, thank God! have
they brought us to tho point of desiring reunion
with them. Reunion with Yankeedom! fou
offspring of whining cant and puritanical bigotry
hloated pride and intensified hypocrisy, lawles
ambition and absorbing selfshness, unbounde'
cupidity and unriyaled mendaclty, unbushinl
perfdy and shameless neanness! God grsnt.tha
peace and honor may come to us out of thcs
negotiations; but ho,u they are to come wc mus
again say we cannot sec. Unionwith Yankees 1
faithlesapcss, persecution, contention, and despo
tsm. independence alouo j, peace and liberty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-01
OBITUARY.

Another Of South Cardinals sons are NUN bered
with the already long list Of noble dead, wEose
blood orieth from the ground for vengeance gainst
the enemies Of our country, and Nidsns' the gulf
which lies between az and resofstrustiOn and
disgrace.
PHILIP NJ. THURMoND departed this life
Nov. 30th 1854, In the 3Tth year of biz age. Very
soon after tho commencement Of hOstilitiss hs
responded to the call Of his country and marched
off to iaest the enemy, bpt 10 consequence of
physical disability soon returned home; not long
to unjoy its pleasure however, before another call
WAS made, to which he again responded, enlisting
under the banner Of the 24th Regt. S. G. ", Co.
I. He Hefsithfuily and honorably served until tho
battle at Jackson, Aiss., in which he received o
painful wound iu one leg, from which he suffered
severely. Prom thence he was taken to the Hos-
p.al Thsre he at length recovered frora his wound
and, also from his general debility, became Stron-
GER and moro vigorous than ever, soon reioinsd
his Q 'mmand, und WAS erer found ut his post
however great the danger. until the bs,tlo Of
Franklin, Team, in which he bra7ely faced the
ensmJ's brea1tworks in tho very midst Of the
storms of lcaden hail, and Was dreadfully man
gled, yielding his lifs with imperishsbe honor
apon the altar Of his country.
His remain. now rest beneath the soil Of Tenn.
and he, though dead, yet spesksth, and Calls upon
as all for vcngepce, and redoubled vigilance and
energy in freedoms cause for which he nobly
fought and died
Z, He has left rifo, two children, mother,
brothers and sisters, together With many relatives
and friends 10 uourn their loss.
"Eut why should ws mourn departed friends
Or shake at deaths alarmu2
'Tis but tho voice that Jesus s>nde,
To call them TO his arns,"
For PHILIP was not only soldier inedefsncs Of
ais country, but like his illustriousaud immortal
aanessks, PnILIr the Evangelist, was also
soldier Of tho cr0ls; an humble follower Of the
Captain Of their ialvationfor the last ten years,
during which tins, he gave sufficient proof Of his
heavenly calling by his exemplary life and pious
and Cody couversstionj and also in his letters
sionS, too numerous to mention in this brief mo-
tcs, giving evidence Of his preparation for death
and rssignationto the Mill Of God For said be
to bis uife, "sorro1 not for mo If I should bs
killed or die, for hare resigned myself into the
hands of my heavenly Father, and should rest in
heaven. Pray for ns and for yourself, that We
may meet agaiu in ,psaca. Ra;seup my children
to love Gsd.n
Therefore, cheer up relatives and friendz,. and
especially the bereavod widow, and dear little
children. Thy husband and father shall live
again. "For if we believe that JsIus died and
rose again, even SO them that sleep in Jesus, will
God bring with him" We tender to you our
heartfelt condolsnco in this your great trial, and
earnestly commend yOp to thec word of bis His
grace, that you may draw comfort from the pr
cous promises uf Him, who has promised to q
husband to the widow and father to thof =.
erlcsi. ~. L. 4.