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David Errand, Co. ~" Sd s. G. Reg.-,,t died
w. 4. Mcdowell, Co. 81" 18th s. @. Regime....
| died November 10, 1861
II. McGills Co. "B," 17th S. G. Regiment, died
November 70, 1862.
j. e; Estes, Co; "E, Hampton's Legion, died
November &c. 1862.
F. shayler, Co.. 3D." 18th S. O. Regiment, died
j. MeChesley, Co. &C." Sd s. G. Regiment, died
November Is, 1862
/. F: Smith, Co. 3D." LIST s. G. Regiment died
November IS, 1862.
Thomas Rogers (Sergeant), Co. "F," 23d 8. @.
Regiment, died November 19, 1862.
A. J. Holland, Go. "B," I'd s. G. Regiment, died
R. J: Alexander, Co: "o," I'd S. c. Regiment, died
November 81, 1862.
R. Childress, Go. OK" Ssth s. c. Regiment, died
November &c, 1862. :"
Elias saryance, Go. ga" 14th s. C. Regiment,
died November ~, 1862.
James Price, Go: .D," Sd s. O. Regiment, died
December 2, 1862.
G. Chesney, 90. &C." Sd 8. O. Regiment, died
]. NJ Leadholt CO: "o," 1st 8. G. Regiment, died
December 7, 1862.
j. D; Howard, Go. "E," Hampton's Legion, died
December 12 1869.
j. +; Nav, Co. "K," *, 1st s. @. Regiment, died
A. B. Hayes, 90. 3D." 1st s. @. Rifles, died
December, 2S, 1862.
j. Dawklne Co. "H," 18th s. O. Regiment, diod
December %, 1862.
A. A: Foster, Co. 3D." 18th s. G. Regiment, died
January 90, 1868.
5. Davis, CO; &C" 18th 8. @. Regiment, died
January %, 1868.
L. l.. MITCHELL Co. &C." 1st 8. @. Cavalry, died
March 26, 1868.
r. B. Hodge, Co. "E," 10Th g. G. Regiment, died
April TO- 1868.
W. H. stoddard, Go. "E," 14th S. c. Regiment,
died April II, 1863.
D. B; Riddle, Co. "E," Sd 8. G. Regiment, aied
April "a, 1863
William @ Ar1sa 1ssa Co. &C." 14th s. O. Regiment died
F. B; Gardner, Go. "E,' I'd S. G. Regiment died
H. B. Grow, Co. "F," 1st S. G. Cavalry, died
August 13. 1868.
j. d. Wiggus, Co. 81" 18th S. c. Regiment died
August 81, 1868.
j. B. Koone, Co. 81" 18th S. c. Regiment. died
October 10, 1863
John Garry, Co 3d." 1st s. C. Regiment. died
March &c, 1864
j. E. Dobbins, Co. ''L 1st g. c. Regiment died
May 10, 1864.
j. b: johnson, Co. 'E," 18th 8. O. Regiment, died
June II, 1864.
J. sharptin, GO: "G," 14th e. q. Regiment, died
May 26, 1864.
j, a; Fixes, Co. "K," goth s. G. Regiment, died
October a., 1854
J. R. Hammon, Go. 'K," 7th 8. G. Regiment, died
October so, 1864.
j. j. Eargle, Co. &C." goth g. G. Regiment died
November 12 1864.
W. Hartley, Go. ~" goth 8. c. Regiment died
November IS, 1864,
3. ii. Folke, Go. &C." Sd s. O. Regiment, died No.
vember 16. 1864.
b. Hgggins, Co: &C." Goth g. G. Regiment, died
November 19, 1864.
g. r. Price, Co. ''E," Sd s. G. Regiment. died De-
cember 20, 1864.
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They overcome effects o dissipation and late houfs
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MOORHEAD'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS,

TTNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPEOTFULLY INFORMED
l. that these highly esteemed BITTERS are now made
by the same person who made them for twenty
years for James Moorhead. He having the original re-
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made during MooI head's life time.
Sold In quantities TO suit purchasers at No 90 OAI
HOUE-sTRERT, south side, between Meeting and An.
streets. JAMES MSKRAN
July IL limo
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GRE AT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDESF ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING House
IN THE CITY!
PIG KING-ST.
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
Of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to-
close out his present Stock.
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object, regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found q List;
of some of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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Tho Confederate Dead at Stnunton, Va
STAUNToN, August l, 1866.

Req. DR.. Bdchmdn:
DEAR SIR: Remembering the great interest
you felt in the welfare of the soldiers during the
war, I have concluded to send you the list OF
South Carolina soldiers buried in our cemetery,
30 far as I have made it out. During the raids
on our town, one of the cemetery books having
been abstracted, and the hospital books having
no record OF the removal of tho dead, I can only
find out the other names by going to the ceme-
terry and taking them from the head-boards. The
sexton has doubtless misspelled some of the
following names, and, through the cereleesness
9f hospital clerks, mistakes may OCCUR In send
Ing this list I have two-fold object in view :
First, to have the list corrected in order to pro-
cure the true name, company, regiment State;
&c., OF each one, to be placed on the new head
boards; and also, by publishing this list, to re-
ieve the anxiety Of friends who may be ignorant
OF the last resting-place of their lost ones.
For the satisfaction OF friends, I would say
that we have Memorial Committee here, which
commenced operations in March. We found tlld
ground in which our brave heroes from every
State were lying in a most deplorabls condition:
unenclosed desecrated by cattle and lswless boys
running over it, bare of trees, grass-in short,
repuisive to every feeling of the Southern women
who thought Of those who were lying there. We
have gone forward with our work amid many
difficulties and rescued the dust of our defenders
from desecration, and to-day they repose in d
spot pleasant to the eye; and if we can raise the
necessary funds ere winter, trees and evergreens
and head-boards will be placed in the grounds.
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The night, with her sable pinions,
Is lowering o'er the earth,
And far through her dark dominions
Ring ttnkifDg tones OF mirth
Tho moon is no longer beaming,
And the clouds are oil star-proof,
An sit in my chamber, dreaming
or the rain upon tho roof.
There is M sound diurnal
Fer yields me such delight
As the step OF the soft rain vernal
On the rattling roof at night
! am wrapt IL pleasant fancies,
While slumber iB far aloof,
As list to the dainty dances
or the rain upon the roof.
The wind is awake and dsshing
The drops on the window-pnne,
And the leaves, like oympals clashlnR,
Keep time with tho rythmic rain;
But NO dIscordant clatter
OF solitary hoof
Comes now to mar the patter
or the rain upon tho roof
From the night 80 grim and sooty
Will a morning fair arise.
With q myriad forms Of beauty
To glad our wandering eyes;
For the Spirit Of spring is working
At her marvellous web and woof,
And part of her spell ia lurking
In the rain upon the roof.
1t brings to me vision
OF wers and fruitful trees,
In land that seems elysian,
All alive with birds and bees;
Where sweetest songs are gushing
Aloud. without reproof,
And the ripping rills are rushing,
Like the rain upon the root.
see the grain grow greener
For tho blessing Of the skies,
That makes mans face serener,
And lights with Joy his eyes:
! anticipate the pleasure
Heaven grants for his behoof
And my heart leaps to the measure
or The rain upon the roof.
Thus do muse and listen
To the music Of the rain,
Whose drops inndmerous flisten,
Lille diamonds. through the pane:
And I'm wrapt in pleasant fancies,
While slumber is far aloof.
AS list to the dainty dances
Of the rain upon the roof
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With high esteem, your friend,
Mns. JANETIA COWAN.

SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS BURIED IN THE cEME-
Terry AT sTAUNToN, AUGUSTA COUNTY, va.
G. 8: Busby, o.. "a" Sd 8. O. Battalion, died
RiohHrd cd & Cain c. g. &c" 9th s. c. Battalion
g. F; Jones', Go. az" ID s. @. Rifles, died Nov.
1B Msv RstsFs0P sss 5s1 Co. ST." 14ths c. Regiment died
September 1, 1862
L. g. Anderson, 90 81" 2Sd g. G. Regiment, died
September 16, 1862.
J. e. Boyce, Co *" 1Ss, Esd 8. g. Regiment, died
A. A. Rudisille, 90. ga" 9Th s. G. Regiment died
October 4, 1852:
Samuel Cook. Co. "a" 7th 8. O. Regiment, died
October 7tb, 1852
J. A; Thompson. GO. ,"IES, "E," 7th s. G. Regiment,
G. h: Zimmerman, %; "K," 7th g. c. Regiment,
A. P. Flagler, Go; &C." 18th 8. @. Regiment, died
J. Hudson, C. IN, I'M" 18th s. @. Regiment, died
W. J. Oswald, co. "G," Sd s. c. Regiment, died
October "a, 1862. N''>'
J. O. Rollins, 20; "a" 9th 8. G. Regiment, died
V. Hinton, Holcolmb's Legion, died October 25,
W. L. Bannister, Holcomb's Legion, died October
as, 1862.
g. P; Henry, Co. &C." Sd s. G. Regiment. died
J. R: Loustro, Go: "a, 7th 8. @. Regiment, died
October -, 1862.
D. Roper, Go. "F," 7th 8. @. Regiment, died
October az, 1869.
f. Hinton, Co. ~" Sd s. G. Regiment died
October %, 1862.
.. q. Bailey, Co. 70" 18th s. G. Regiment, died
RI. Stokes, Co 3D." 9th 8. O. Regiment, died
October 81, 1862.
B. F. Green, Go. n" 10Th 8. O. Regiment, died
November l, 1862.
G. v; Brown, Co &C." Sd s. G. Regiment, died
November l, 1862.
B. J. Northworth, Co. 49," 1st 8. @. Regiment
died November, l. 1862.
B. j. Mckinney, Co. IF" 7th s. G. Regiment
died November 8, 1862
@. D: Knox, Co "C, 7th s. c. Regiment, died
November, 8, 1862
H. Livingston, O.. "B,' Sd g. c. Regiment, died
November 8, 1862.
l.. B. Robiusob, Co. 3d." 9Th 8. C. Regiment
died Noyemh her 4. 1862.
j. r. BrRnnan, Co. "F," 9th g. @. Regiment, died
November s, 1862.
W. II. Cook Co. IF" 18th 8. @. Regiment, died
November 8, 1862.
D. a. Vaughan, Co. Co." Sd 8. G. Regiment, died
November 8, 1862.
J. O: Knox, Co. 60" 9Th 8. @. Regiment, died
November 6, 1862.
J. N; sateraeld. 90. a." 7th s. o. Regiment, dice
heu5eP 9oe5 Broom, Holcomb's Legion, died November
e. Bouling, Go. ..F." 7th 8. O. Regiment, dice
November 9, 1862.
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NEAR Aoau1A Ca1KK, March ath, 1s6s
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hon after the battle OF Antetam was utterly prcsrat
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FROCKS AND SACKS.

Former Present.
Prices Prices,-
ZINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FRoCk coATS..... SSS $32:
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS .-..-.-............ 95 80.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
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sAohs....-.. ..-...-.-.................. II IL
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LINED SACKS ...........,....... 80 70
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
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FINE ENGLISH CAss. FULL LINED
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CASS.
SKELETON sAOK................. "a 90
HARRIS GREY CAss. SKELETON
SACk.... Observation-Disclosures. 81 16
CHIyROIT CAsS. SKELETON SACK. 90 Is
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE- xy
TON sAoh. ..;...................... % ls
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
ED CASS. Back. IA IL
COLORED ALPACA SAOK........... OF. 8
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS. .s11, 81, Sc. slo 6?67~~~
CoISORED ALPACA SACKS No. N, -
BROWN AND GREY TWEitp sG6ESls - q
BROWN LINEN DUoK'sAoK. oK.........g>69
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BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS
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II ACK SILK ALPACA SACK. ....... $50 TOO
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made new, without speotsees, Doctor or Medicine
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November
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FRENCH SILK MIXED oASs. PANTS 16 ls
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PANIS.. .............. 13 10
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PANTS. ............................ II IL
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BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS.. s 4be
CoLORED CAss. PANTs.............. $50 46o
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n5-THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
TERs ts without precedent In the history Of the world
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1~ EYES made to order and inserted by Drb. +.
eAooh ah~ %. aOUGELMANN formerly employed by
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April1z 1vr
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The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1866.
From the Round 7dbie.l
II ain upon the ROOF.

BY W. L. SHOEMAKER.
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90 COLGATES HONEY sOAP.-THIs CEI4E
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand
9 mado from the choicest materials, is mild ant
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February 1rr
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

ID ROLLINS A co, AUcrIOSEERs. WILL SILL
N. this dtr At O'Clock al ~ Canal street variety 81
hand Furniture for oopvrnenoe % sale.
,E;-nur~aus, wAshssnds. wa-frubrs, Tables Ch.rs
hre@ Parior suits four Cottage do Carpets Oicloh hss
ting Beas,eaia Mattresses. HOLSTERS, Pillows Biant~sA
Sheets cofoabes Stoves, Ranges ManteI aud Pier MIR.
nnmnsh and Lace curtains Crsckery. 0isss, -
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: = y
A BAR0AIS.--To M SOLD c.dEAP rwO STORY
Gowsnus foulh bro1aIn., r. - ti lp0 Half cAsh Ap-
rly immedlasly e sANuEt huDsoN, on ,he rreniaes
AN ELHdANr sew BROWN er0sg HOUSE, ToR
n iHm~iae oca .ncy nadeYn cenvsufeur~s. near hs
park Aad o. oSs the Hrgski1n srns
fAvorahie. H T.. HtDAA. ~ Fias street, y. Y.
pRo0kLiy a MODERN 81 Story HgvsH nAiL
~ street. - E4s friufws sri wstrr, t@sas
tOl POlLlfgN too Groadwsy
/. E'Ok 'ssLg-fs BROOKLYN. rHRFE STORY Hi1H
rsnrp bs~a Howss Nn4 Lot We - Llvngsl0a ssfset
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~ ain set Tult8a sssnas d ysge, grsy~res
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MORTGAGE sALE.-JosEPH McnUIRR AlI0rieY
vi eer onlce lie Nsr-.u stree. ~ virtue u ohaus
nprfr.gs viii sell this asy. ao'eiocf Ar No -
Nsrre street H0rsr. hsfer'. Wagon afn Ifarne.s
Ovrrr of ritoS. CUSHING. Attorney fnr Mutgssss
ID kwEBRoKERs SALE or MEMS CLorHIsa-R
II fkIp Au~tInn~er, will sell tn al areos
a Powery about HD Mems flDihnr suitablr
the ensung we'll worthy the attention of dsl~r.
By ooier ~ n. simpson A 90.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

A HOUSE foR sALE-AT BARGAIN; AVOID HIGH
"A rents; lot SDrl00 FIVE blocks from Jersey ferry; IL
rooms all the improvements; only s3 cash required
THOMPSON, 7JO Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
SALES AT ApcTIoy.
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vi. AsI3skR's SALE OF cAHrsUT FURTTrUFy
~ DAY September - l0i. O'Clock al tha sslesrnor.
~ sasau street consisting " rosewood and walnut Psrof
rNfnuFr "u SUITE rosewood waiaut NtAh0Esny Chs m,
p~rF nnre hahsd n oa sui polished hrary 80
and Iahes sTlng koam rnrnttate Ffeusidn Tables
DfninS Room Chairs, Az JAMES n HALL Assignee Alvr
Ia se assorncni II ssoouf hAni Furniture are. Ti~v
hlrrors Mautel MHrors Velvet c4rets two rose 60
Pianofortes two Iron Mfes Ac catAl CUES a. sale
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

SAMUEL WYNN, ArCrToSEFR, SELLS on
~. "Wednesday the entire Furniture and FVtsres %
millinery and dressmsking establishment IN Rrosassy
Twentieh street The be bought privately pro
vious TO sale by applying At the auciioneers oroc.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
a ~ ExrR AnnnISARY opnnnrirxIrx rnn -"

4 UcTToN SALE.-RRSEsr ROTH AUCTfOsEER.
~ An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
housekeepers Large and positive sale of sis
worth of magnificent household furniture this
day. September 25 afternoon O'Clock precisely.
the four story house ll9 Clinton place Eighth be-
tween Fnh and sixth avenues consisting q magnificent
rosewood Pianoorte Stool and Cover nj modern
full and half richly carved legs and
beautiful Parior Suits. with the richest
scrpon French satin superb BrDnyes Works
Art OIL Paintings by eminent artists Velvet Brussel. nnd
Ingram Carpets rosewood Eiageres style ~ Louis XIV
soid black walnut Extension Table. Buffet aud Dln
Chairs match Oval aud Pier Mirrors black walnut suits
covered with hair cloth and black wanut
rosewood Bed.ieads and Bureaus Spring and Hair Nat
Sofas and Rockers Vases rich China Glass and S
iCu,lery, Ac Deposit required N. B-ReliabIe
IN Attendance 10 cart. pack and ship goods
chasera reasonable charges Sale positive An rhne
A FAST HORSE At ArCTIOS-THR Ray HORSE
~ Burlington, l6 hands high eight old, sound aud
Kind; has trocd IL Asa u hne coupe family horse
W be sold by J. JHskfNS al < Broafwsy near Forty.
nr,, Wednesday sept "a st II o'clock the high
bidder.
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rrO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. WILL DE aOIO
AZ public auction, Thursday septembsr ~ 1874. -
10 A. NJ the Livery Stable FORTY second au.<A
and Ninth avenue one ~ Ioras, 20 pay keep and
pen@e