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THE MAR (Continued from Last WeeI.) \\'e eloseI ltst .week sayinLg that ott 31d regiient coniuites W 'r - 'n \'i gintia at the tinte of te ganiizatiot ot' thle fotir coi paties tUhat went lint( Greg~g's brigade, atnd lnew little o' Xvhat itennt ot t hoitte foi the period 4) the war. Th IIo I Ith reginett, 1te I thitik the 13th, wintered onl the Sottil Carolina seacoast. comling onl to \ir gintia inl the following A1ay, ai the tiit MeClelian was stretching hist tinIunttsi arity itn front andi at tle -ates of Rich lmour.. \\'e hrdA beethre at k 'r, wa. inniervi artillery Irv a1t the Ist.,tan sas buit hadn't lost a nian. Ire b r igad(Ie. wvI thI o thIIr t roops, '.1.'.,r( thrtown ()ttt towar1- 'redericlshnltg, t protect oul ,r lef aitu d Itjneateni l~ ' latt's right 1aitnt at t itnes AIiI, wItIrv t Ie SevenI ).ays Itte begai \Vh'h Ihie attacked ol the 'th of .June. TI is was a bloody 'ngaget Gre g' I.t commandI III;III lo.* t he vilIy, Ui wonti the light. \'hii this \L - g: on Kershaw was lying :zoltlh or til Chiclthiiny inl front ('f stot' i eral forces and no, 1.w 1- :; ,'( eral rOiht.ws broken nf:: and ourl tinrnl k am1e oil Sunidav Ilt ' :,, Y wk had a bloody light at Savage Statiolt This was folloWed by desperatvte light in g, which eitlded inl the defeat and forcing le4l'Illan to take sh '; er lt der his gttttboats ()n the .1amit. As before stated, following tte first 7lanu iassas, both sides bte'an l calling fo r mllore troops. 'The North. smarin o (let humtiliatitg defeat. mustelet Im ense foces anitd vol'Ad \It Imlt (tf mllontey for r ting the w\:"r. To tmect these, tile Sotith d11,w heavily up ont her resont r-es it Mon and mlonlleY. 1,111t there was, littl e iv. tn umtil the spring of 1 :, lmt:lt l' aId th at r i-- Vi y w, 11ati' t 'li tw d is s , rin kld r it t tIl hid te osness, on lo t ile h o, A. -it , I. 214 ()) "Shiloh's: dark and Hoeily Coo it was here t ,aminy t the1v It IaLSn. wit, tit grealt .\h rt tf Yley lh t ly This was rollowed by tet s;nguin',. ha-Itle of Sevenl ines, .\lay 11t, ott d Richmond linecs ncar-ly a1 mlonth before tth atile of ( tinines lill- Hiero vin other 0ra1 o t ol t leader .lios I'. John Son, wvas ptnt of of the figii tii bIyi dangerrous wound. Thioat th greaVit 1-ee to thet hea"d of tho Armly (if Northern \'irginia. Heanregard, a very great moh0i ASM Coladd eored durnarn GGe "IN GUARDS comalnnd to the en1d. Soie of the fil vst work do lle o tt' battli lint' <tar in that long struggle, was by lieaure gar(. on the Jales, at tihe gates of ei"chmllonl ill N ,; I. luring the etuipaigli ofw Lev andi yrant( froil the "Itapidan:1 to Ilh . Jans." I' vet led 'ron "Seven Sl'Ii0e to Appilonlattox. I.et'; gV back to) ohd laaulren district for-ces inl 18S61, i 1ht 1fll companlli. ) itfantry had .new to Virgiliia, then in Decembvi fivt 1114re ful' conii.'ali s we'r' nus I.ecrc d. Co. A, Capt. To\.wsent: Co. It, CaIll. .14)hn1 ,C. \\illiamns; Co. C, CaIpt. hiu i :Co. 1). Capt. G;. \\. GIanneI~ll; Co. 1I, ('apt'.W. M. Inter. This make thiriceen full compiesilk of inffantrvy thlt rlust year, hehles those eilisting in hrI uma bi, ago. eleth's Ar tilale-, u on begion, Ns Ah l t's Il'11 DIan 11"-k 'a vaI ryII I I wh lIt' c so a tI l i 1 uls Tis i L is v(ihat war1,' il t our peo ph. "ixty yevars; ago. \\'v hadl a grandi tN wr boys. .\ore t11,1n hl f ofr them ne(VerI reache-d hme. Onit of1 mne hnn1 dred !fnll lorty sevenI nit'n that -wirved, Irt a~n A .t inl the~ "Prjiars", the com Ip;Inty ill w.hich I ;cIrvcd,. i t -e e suri-ned IIhe war. Others suffered fill Y ly- as great. Our' nobl, boys sleep onl 1most of tit' grat battlefielid., "Around l~icllolo d," ".\larylaml Heights."' the )lood y liights ft " rederiksburg,' "lin)etsboIo," "Shlipshg," "(Gettys hr," on sanulinled field "Chickaiau --Ia," "KnoxvilIle." "The -\\'ilderness," " potlvni a," "ltersbutrg," and This 1thi iir in trt Y Conl Iingn':'t. of Ove c i1:n: Ini nmne1 d a1bo v , f.roml l..lure s, like the viht, tnlisting he fore, went on to \'irg..inia and with onle cmil.imn(y froi lichilaid and me from .airfi el, fm e il the i :.rd hattalion of seZVenI Com pinivs commanulided by Coll. (1. and I'o"':h II u;ieril I :.; (E e a ayto (w np 1( thlt h:;, ()ie of'41n11 bI ro .n1 arsh , 1 he :l. l t , i I h O f ( '., I' ol .I - sl.' s lr~t, an funI I I\ h.t wit h I Ito!Iv( Ih Aclo.I t. trn )h ca n i.n Ifrom im nI to! o wr 11v1.\. I tt . IoIn d ()I. e I I lead inII. a Idetsp e ratev cha re, w 7ill d. I t oit nl s ad h a l - de a Ili-bd. \\'hile1( w e I IromI .:)tIy dieidd vil comlpa-ay llgs lot so wvith reieticolors. Of coulrse v.. cry imnt and hatLalion had Its ag pwhich must. h kept. alom dhring a ~e Wilw Sh irri r You Copyenf C peaker frmmC / A~ < tie. Uponl eitering the service, every regimniiiit had its flag. There was all sorts of embiclms and designs. At the First Mannassas, some of our flags bore such reseibliaice to those of the ftleral army that iII tlie simioke aid tum1iult of battle, it cauised confusion, which lead to the adoption of a uil form stailnard for all commands. The starry cross, the battle flag of the Con federacy for which Uen. Beauregard drew the design, from this time nwas carried by every organization. The new ldhailir was preseited to all comn man1tids of th1ie arimy, with considera bie celremiioniy. while iII winIter (luarters in the 1iull Ilun valley, the winter of It; 1-1,:. 'Tlhe tatterel haiier we un furl oi memorial occasions, is tle bat tIe flag of the Confederacy, carriede by the :3rd S. C. regiment. This flag Came to us this wity: the iriars was one of the color coipanies of the regiment, had fu r nished two dietitiguished color hiarers,' Ser.geant LI aib and Sergeant IRich Izobertson (the latter killed at Kn oxville, Telin.). When the sur ren der to Sherman came at Greensboro, our Former captain, It. P. Todd, as Lieut. Colonel, was in command of the :1rd regiment, 1Capt. .Jlohn W. Watts in ttomlandixii(l of the remnanut of the Briars. To prevellt the tirning over of ou11r flag along wvith the aiis anid eluipment, the bunting was removed from the staff, and both parts were spirited be-1, yond sight. or reach of the bino coats, amd brought lioie. A. W. Burnside had1 beenl an olicer iIn tile Briars com pany, and was badly wounded at &av age Station, anid resigmied, but recov tred in a1 few montlis and re-entered the service in the :xrd hattalion, Ker shaw's brigade. In 1 877 I3urnside was elected probate .iudtge and brought the old11 flag to his office, or Capt. Watts or Col. Todd put it in Col lilt rnside's canre, and it has remained in the pro hate judge's ollice ever since. I think the last color-hearer of the regie niiIt %vas Sorgt. Pin ii radley, of N wherry, hall brother of Comrade '. Wash .\Monroe. who died several yearsl ago) i I in barenis. 0. . T. To Stop a Cough Quick take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of Hayes' Iealing Iloney in side the throat combined with tli hcaling effect of Grove's 0-Pen-Trato Salve through the pores of the skin soon stops a cough. B3oth remedies are pa:kcd in one carton and the cost of the combined treatment Is 35c. Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. I w the Abo' iltural Dep 11 O'Clock :urday Mornii ounty Ought to emson College f< OR ADMISSIG nants and Fan he Boll e N 180n College' B ulletil ---You Need It. I1NUS HIL PAID BY SPECIAL TAXES 'entivllye Estimate Made by Commilt Iee. Details in Dloubt. Washington, Feb. 8.-A tentative 'stiniate of $350,000,000 yearly as the 'imount of spCcial taxes that must be laid to finance the cash feature of the proposed soldiers' bonus legislation was imade today at an executive acs 31011 of majority menbers of the house ways and means committee. The ex let amount that is to be deterinilled . POn and the sources from which It Inust come will 1) takCII u1) tomorrow )y a subconimittee headed by Chair uan Fordney. Committeeien said it was not the ntention to rely uipon any part cither )f the interest or iprincipal of the Iritish or other foreign debts. ''hey 1aid that something around $350,000 l00a year would take care of the cash myients to be imade over the two and me-lalf years' period beginning Jani iary 1, 19'3, and that. the finding of lefinite, and certain sources fi'oim wl hich o obtaini this aiouit was their iiii ldiate concern. ''he $350,00(,000 estimate, it was 'xplained, was Iliade o3 tile basis of iguires presented at public hearings )y liscal officers of the army, navy Ind marino corps. These figures con emliplate 50 per cent. of the m31en who ;erlved iwitli tile army and 75 per cent. )f those Who served with the iiavy Ind marine co )s electing to take 'asl. 'I'lis figifre may be revised as lie subcolllittee studies the matter. The first quIestioin before the tax ;ubconimittee will be that. of deciding vhether tile total amount of tax rev miue is to come froll a. limited groump )f sources or whether the taxes will ) Spread over a wide 1101d so as to nake tile bilrden as light as, possi >de on those who have to pay. It was maid that there were two schools of .h1olght ill tile commlilittee on this inestioll. Some members emphisized 1t. .would be the pu1rjpose to so ar a mge the tax Iprograill as to interfere is littl as possible with tlie recovery if bisiless. There was sahi to he drift of sonti mlent in the (comml1)1ittee for a tax of possibly oile cent a galloi onl gasoline 'Ad also a levy on the trallsfer of Iocks and bonds. There :11re only two rf a score of suggtstionis and it was 3a (Iv plain that there has been nto de rision as to these or anly others. Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the ausle. There is only ono "Bromo Quinine. C.W. GROVE'S signatur on box. %0c. ~re Picture, a~rtment, al REE TI Friday Aft ag at 11 O'CI See This PictL r Friday Morni N FREE AT C i Hands Will I Weevil i ation ai, "Farming Under -mWe Have It. CASCAR For Constipated Bo Tito nicest cat liartic-laxative to Iphysic your bowels when you havo Hleadacho Biliousness Colds I ndigcstion )izziness sour Stontach is candy-liko Cascarets. Ono or two A gaoo DwDGEs X - Sdai $1-1-10, Cou01o 'Roadster $850, Panc Screen 1110sies Ca' EASTERBY Phone 200 adebyt : the ernoon at 2 ock re. YOU- AR ng's Demonstra UR BANK. 3e Admitted to s. Poison Boll Weevil Conditi ES 1O vels- Bilious Liver tonight will empty your bowels eom pmorn y 1011ing anld you will feel iA ce . "They work wh ile you 8 Csle ('sarets never stir you up or gripe like Salts, Pills, (alomel, or Oil and they cost only ten cente i box. (ildren lovo Casearets too. d name BRiOTIeRS I II, ... ) t2() 'ouring Car $S80, 1 B18li es l c a 'i. . $.()o, $88o, F. 0. 1. Factory. MOTOR CO. Public Squtre VIL :he O'Clock E INVITED. tion. the Gallery e d ank 99S