Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 08, 1861, Image 3
LATEST NEWS.
Fronm Virginia.
Rtcuto\D, May 5.--Ncw York, Philadelphia
and Boston, reported to be in a wild state of ea
citement, owing to an alarming report which bad
gained currency that ho rganised plan was laid
to burn those three LAes. Special guards were
immediately placed ever all those places.
The Northern papers urge an immediate attack
on Harper's Ferry, Alexandria and Norfolk, be
fore the people of Virginia have tint' to ratify the
ordinance of eeecssiou.
The Maryland Legislature has appointed live
Secessionists on the committee to superintend the
arming of the State.
Gen. Wool has been ordered from New York
back to Troy by lien. Scott, in a brief, sharp and
snubbing letter. Wool is requested not to inter
fere with Scott's orders.
NonR-oLK, May -1.-The lDay Line has been per
mitted to resume their trips for mails and pas
sengers.
The British ship Hiawatha, from Liverpool, ar
rived at her destination, City Point, on Monday,
with five hundred sacks of salt for Messrs. De 1
Voss & Co., of Richmond. On Saturday afternoon
she was boarded by a crowd from the U. S. ship
Cumberland, two miles ofl Old Point, and the
Captain was told by Com. Pendergrast, who came A
in person, that he had better not attepmt to enter
the waters of Virginia, as his ship would probably
be seized; that he had better put back to sea, and
enter at Philadelphia or New York; that, if he
proceeded to his present destination, the Virgin
ians would not only seize and appropriate his ve.
sel, but would also keep him and his crew. The
Captain, notwithstanding these false represents
tions, continued on, and arrived at City Paint.
having been shot at twice on his way by the van
dal Pendcrgrast. He intends to complain to his _
Government of the outrage.
Major Anderson was the bearer from New York
of four million of dollars in gold for the Treasury
in Washington.
A bill establishing a :Session Committee of
Safety, met such resistance in the Senate of Mary
land on Saturday, that it was finally recommitted.
The papers all agree that on Muud:ay begin the
offensive operations by Line-An. Norfolk. liar
per's Ferry, anl Alexandria, are points designa: -
ted. The New York Tribute, of Saturday, says
" On Monday, at farthest, let the country be pre
pared for a proclamatiun frymn the President. He
has determined upon active. instant, decisive and
comprehensive action. The time iaa arrived when,
in accordance with the doctrines annoneed in his
inaugural, the President will proceed to repossese
the property of the United States."
It is reported that the English and French Min
isters at Washington have hrotcsx-d t- the Mont
gomery Govcrnmaxe::t against the issuing of letters
of Marq-e. Ti'- imjression was general in diilo.
inatic circles that the Confederate (overnmnt
would not take such repon.bility against their
protest.
It is reported that the G tvernnient hass pur
chased twenty-nine additional vessels. and will,
within twenty days, blockale every . outhern
port.
ieneral Ilaraey reported that he received cour
teou+ treatment fromt the Virginia authorities, and
it is rumore- that he will be put in co:nma::d of
the troops at Washington.
ALXAsN::ta, May '., l0.3) P. M.-Lincoln
issued anoth-er procls:atiun 1-1 Friday, caling
for an a-lditional force of forty:-twoa thousand and
thirty-four volunteers to serve three years. This
lioree is designed to increcase the regla:: army~
with eight regiment.' of inftatry,' one regimenet of
cavalr5. one regiment oif artiler, a!: twenty-two,
hundred andl seventy--ane :,iiionaal ou amen. [n
coin promised to divulgex the viow~ and pha a
the Administration to. tho fut thaeomuing: C..ngren
on the fourth of .July.
The course of Marylandl is still in dou'at. No hx
ing detinite was done by the Le'gislature aup a
Siturday morning hut the sending of .an',th..
Committee to the P'resident, tor what purh'.ae te
not known.
ALsxANt)ItA, May ;.-This city, it is expecte-d
ifl be occupied by F.ederal troo'ps to-:norr..
who will advance from Washiingt on, by thae 1.ongx
Bridge.
Five transports, with nmen and tianiions af
war, have passed up to Washington.
Lincoln visited and inaspecteda the Na:vy Yiad
to-day.
There are nesw six thous-m i troops at Annta; el
lis. Seven hundred left thecr,: ladt night bioun- I
out. They nrc to landI near Baltimore to co-oper
ate with troopas approaching that city frotm the
North.
Several persons have heen tarrestedl in the n,
neighborhood of Amnapolis as spies. S'.mae of
them had matde accurate surveys ad minute dle
tails of the operations there. The elvlja.Jf-war ~
Aleghany, the Forwardl. tile Bkdti a.:and the Kediar
are off Anna:01i8.
The Governmencft Flag Iloisted ini 13ai
timuore'.
U. tmo::a, M1ay 1.-At ua-ent t'a-day the h:ar
Spangle'1 Paunter was rai. ed with great demon
strations of enthluelasm. from the P'oat OaKcee and
Custom lou'e, hay rler of the :tewly-:aPa~uA
officials.
A large crowdl assetmbled in fronat r-f the 1C:
tota Ilouse to witness tihe tlag-riaising-. A :
fag-staff was creeted-' ove.r the p'artico'. :!.t: pr.:
eisely Cluarter to twelve. Capt. Fraeier. a veterana
sat captatin, -.shon w:.5m ae-e. tie hontoar, drew up
the flag, which, as it spread to the breeze, was
reete-l witha tretmendons applause, wavitg of
hats, and cheers fort the Union and te old flag.
Te crowd then joined ini .inging the Star rat:
gled Banner.
31oV'tnt of Troops...1 locitde of3ln
bile.
one hundirat und' Ax~y tie:.. let, si1hile t,--la~y
for Montgomery.
S~veral resgnie-l Fe lh-ral nmili'ary otfi.-ers tro~m
Texas are e'n rauta' t, * Mt-,n:ty a,. t' ..itr their
.ervi -ea t-> ti- Con fede'rate .'tai
It is repaorted that 31..bil-- w.ill bea blockha-iad
tomttorraw.
Items front the Constituitionaliht,
of Tuesdity
limt. ~.-?w...,Cetwe--n :l., :nal three a'ela
our city, taecom'linatded bay wita.hai -i*-a ~
ming, atnd a hteavy full 'f ratio. We hamae noti
hard of laiy seriouls 'ian:mage I r5Oting~ fraitn the:
storm, bunt the strects were f!. aoia4 w-tha water f r
san .iilau ufterwards,.
anl ha-' Teeumbs \-olunteers left oar -- i -u tun
d alm vein-lg b...:. 'a ., t:he 'enli t'ar dia a rnd ':al.
fir Norfalk, Va.
Thriese were the last two colantties5 if tuet *l:.ord
an la'hrIh itiet.. rie--ntly encamaped near
this citv.
'fhese two regimtents are an hoanor to t-.lrgam,
mand vil la e good sers ice if needled.
M~A!:KE a 1~: ta: -nTs--''l al an'. -1~ a ll
of cratti-n to-dmay -.,ll04l 1.ales, at pr i'e5 r.anmg
frot la to 13g ctt. The m::xlket is 1.i'ta
and Middlings tmre ,1noted , 'at .: ats
There was a terribleC taortl . Ih.: Coluam tain
tarach of t'e South Cartalinaa railrto .d. near ml
tn's yesteray afternoaont. w'ah ac' I. icaa-'rapa h
iae Pals'ae., weru taroken l thr l rnC +- :l
fr manay hundred yards. Large Ir ':s ~ r w-el. rown
acrss the track, alad the tele'graphi p dies were
tarn upa out af thai ::.-iund. baat'se.a were lhwaan
d aw, ::w'l plantntionm5 destroyedi by the force' i
the wiaol. A large force wal: lput 'uit naight taa
rep~ir the danage durce ton the te-grah Ihe.
'hae I~turm~ala.wi,;'t record thaet hiaowia,:
good extathple whichi udtnits ofi i:.sitlation (Pasy)
all ver the country : Dr. Detaring. tan hioorary -
n:xber of the Clinch Ritles, hma< ab.read tao attaead, -
free of charge any of thec famtilies aof the metmbari,
should his larofedSiOnal services he nelt(xld by
them, during thme absence oaf the compnimny."
Mr. J. C. Williams, of Virginia, bas Ire
etd Goy. Pickeus, for the use of our soldiers,
iys ogsh~d'9( 9[ i g dac
Wholesale and
, AMN MREABY-M
UNDER THE SOUTH
A.U GTUS TA,
Fine Black, Blue and Olive Frock at
Business COATS, of all Descriptiot
CASSIMERE SUITS, Coats, Plant:
Fine Black Cassimere PANTS;
PMin, Plaid, Striped and other Fac
Silk, Merino, Wool, Velvet, Satin, I
every Style of Goods
We keep always on hand
Sb.irts, Dr
[erino ShiIRTS and DRAWERS, S
STOCKS. Ct)LLARS. Half
ROBES de C'IT
Lil of Which will be sold
Our Manafacturing T)epartme
)LOTHS, ASSIMEl
Tf the greatest variety of French, Eng
wellent cntters, we make up to order
rtatest notice. Our Stock of
BOYS' C
ALWAYS CO. 1PLETE-COMPRIS
QUICK SALES AND SHORT P.
A Deduction of 10 Per
A ugusta. April 10
Rich Meda
F
CA I R 1 F
Exci.isii ROYAL VELVET, BRDu
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 1
IAMASKS OF ALL KINDS, L
Cornices, Bands,:
WIl\TDOVv
'LOOR. AND TABLE OIL
WLL PAH
The lrwest Stock ever offered
JAS. G.
IMPORTERS AND DEALE
Augusta, Sept IS
Fashionable Dancing!
'**
R. Ht JENRY J. ISSF.NDEN, IPr'
h~alst..nt. r'r-e fully t: i nform.tst the tL 'aais
enta '-ment ofi E i ld , th at i ( ahiees of' In
rution in IDaacing ill ..pen ian a few dhays.
The enatirelist ef Maalaj iN [AN~ij:8 .t'gtiser
itha their vaariousaaa irnive a 'n. change 'f
ye. will be taaught.
Almo, the entire sy.,temn of CAi.LFSTHENICS.
taca as te A at a if lleeivingi. Ate!aptina;a. iantr'
auritaig, Prowean:aiinar. & c., ter.d inag to tadd ease
tei ;tace t'o te ;:eeerd ah-poratmat t heab. puiiI
ratr.ee'ti'n givenat Wn wNDU :and' .STh I Na ElU
Ns'VltUMENTS. 3li-8I0 Al!RtANGED for
re . rtrined or Reeli Barade.
WANTED
1VFTY lLNTEERS' fr 'irgii or Cn
,.'aideraatu 'tatth'' 'e.rvice:L.
ELER' TIL AN Nia.
Camptaian Ninecty-Six Rifle'nen.
Mimay t ai. s . It 18
Edgefield Rifiemen.
k0 r ::I rc he'rebyi o'rdereda t'o :asemle . at Edige
hi.:l C.11. . a'a Staturayi alahe lilh a.f 'iay
. theo purpose-a a.f are-.r~rat.ingaa thec Caonaanaay
tnd elet inag youra 4)i'leers.
lIt oarder of' E. ' I.3MS.
Lienat. Commaanaaiing~. E. Rt.
Mray~ Sit 1
Attention, Hussars !
iI ~E 1: :;~imEFI El:.i iii':'. -\ i'a3 will aaipenr :nt
the-irt ta-mae.! irae grounda. nae~ar J'ilgfield
'1.. 'en Ttiii~ .DA\ . abhe '1: h ian-t , for drill
ad inae;eapetn. .\ puaneluan~!.and fail :'.aedance'
t ejotine-'. Thae '' C ;~pany h~as be'en re'ehe.d
at t' srvi.'e. a!f . the onfede.raae StateIs, a~s t
.art oft I'aspinnta''s aidependen'tt Legijon, aaaiii
.: aorder'edia iaato se.rvi'e a,- ...n n nae it t L': tla i .
abySit is
ITY CURED BACON!
W1. II. IJOWA III,
('..maaai-adaan Me'rebaant.
Arusta. Nuyt ' .It la
Head-Quarters,
. Ina.n ~a ~ n E N' :n . C. .)
a.'l~i ~tt' I' . r . a r lau tit. j
li1'!E 'i aW II A LO, i'~l' aI la th eittt'amn
I. ,. . ii . . ill aa-.. ,.m bl a t :ai A &n za'-, at
'a etipe aa th .' . ..r. s. f-r drill anda in
racti,-n.
Tha. t''- oi '. at an. ta a .,tmmai--d.r.edt O)ffice'r.
ri'i aart'a at theiar res~pec'tite 13attaali.at renalez
-en" ,tn 1ri-iny prvious~ fr drai'. ea..! imstruaeroin
1i' aor'der ..4 - l.a. ("Ih A I'T)N.
36,y S :.' IS
Mill Pond Notice.
W~~isiiN t aa sta: my il Panel wit1
vlildu:.I anda Tiitaal'Ti I will iaa ltnane praih
noaV rr'.an fraomt isin' i n it .a eiaih.'r w'ith hotal
May 7. 1
OiTCE.--K'!v Ntes'a und Accraam.l.s willI
Lf'ma.ai itn tihe Iand afi Leti' I Jonesaaat , Eei
ata T. J. Whitaker. Those who cannot pay wil
lae settle by Note. THOS. (9. BACON.
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Retail Dealers in
AJ3DE CLOTHINGI
ERN STATES HOTEL,
G E OR GIA
d Dress COATS:
s and Cilors -
and Vests to suit ;
y Cassimere PANTS;
arathea. and other styles of VESTS
for Gentlemen's Wear !
a very large Stock of fine
USPENDERS, GLOVES, Neck TIES.
H OSE, Travelling SI A W LS.
31BRE, &c.. &c.,
1t the Lowes1t Market Price.
nt is always wdlI supplied with
ES, AND VESTINGS,
lish and German Manuihet tires. Having
, in the most approved styles, and at the
iOTHINGr,
ING EVERY G(I)E NI) STYLE.
[0OFITS WILL BE OUR MOTTO.
Cent to Cash Purchasers.
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Ilion Velvet
E T S
SEL~s, TIIRE-PLY AND IxanAINu
'ATTERNS, JUST 1ECEIVED.
ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
oops, Tassels, &c.
SI-IADES,
CLOTHS, MATS, MATTINGS,
,r, M .
, for sale by
B.?E & RO.,
RS, 205 BROAD ST.. Al'GUSTA, GA.
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- : :a th ri::l by i:i:y frien-l o' Cod.
Si.-i ,I 'i R i ISiON to n::::ku::e th'a c ieuat for
I.-II- Th frimb if J Alf'EON COVAt R un
nonnee him l~ a Candbla- e forurk of thie C:,urt if
BRO4OM & DAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE READY MADE
Olcthing!
(ENT LEMEN' F H I IlIG~ GO0%
0 h rrpeif1ully iriteL the a:tentiion ofi .
l hse i 'nt ai~ki .jii~ :iir b::lml~ well Y e
con.-i-tin*' iaf -
Drap q I. e. A!p:;i':. .5iik. Fiirnner'. Saiin and
I' .il w:hr of nl e t hatii~ ,,L- irai-e .'* ew
T.AILORIl\TG..
No'. 2:t, l',ronal Street.
Augn-:t.t, Gii., .ay I sina 17
G T O BE H OT EL,
TN'r~ MEL LAltmi , Prol:riet Or.
Au'-' ', May I ..m Ui
Hear the Butcher!
Rli this dht:e I will e.nv,.r hi fuzri.,h thi
F iiiarket rLu:!hrv wih ~ li F ..iMl'ToN
an P1ol:ai ori th firtn. .ial:zc t i rer to d.
: )fo th fiih nr i I ho :ti : n . refor, .
f In in'.- lta its. liii'.: ir; ;~ ieuig
., W. ll001I3lA N.
1iy I ::f 17
P teAlte, .
A -.E, ri.i PAN 'i CNIDF) .i ul A!--o,
'.i v i i t iit, li 'in n i f e 17:
EsrNotice.
} u k in IteiiPain ll s.e aii iureG .:song-I.
ing tomi1nwii -ne u r~n.dl et iins with itne a
lugy. wit 'irn linhr ani Pktent Coi n ~Therc
* 'i~r:y b.ri wa one O f7i iiy:. iwren it iqn ny
",ii rlun~eri-. n l in-roa. pan iniirlatio inf
t'e Ial awl::. e r wi th- wi~s llyt r ivedt wii d
thek higyi hv. will le r.-rmd :n its proper t
Nwtr .l ot O'ie Th lis!
*~l~S iEAVN Y'riAts ROUE. luN.
,Iyus ili. eiirkn i iarn'.ai rlwel9liy parth e a yotnng any Appl e t
e tis Ol e.ehn .wh n 'n- n-rn
Estray Ntice.
EX AN BEAUTIFUL GOODS
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER!I
BAUM KAUFFER,
UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUG-USTA, G A.
Would call the attention of the Ladies to the fact that they have just received
i SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
)f the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS for SPRING AND
SU.'IER TRADE. Our spacious Store is filed as usual
WITH ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE
Belonging to the Dry Goods line, and our customers will find the
VARJETY PF NEW DRESS GOODS
:o eagerly looked for, and of which but little is in the market. We have on hand
a choice lot of
LAWNS, PRINTS,
JACONETS, GINGIIANS,
ORGANI)IES, BRILLIAN'IS,
BAREGES, PEREALS,
- -j)EBEGES. CAMIIRICS,
B'ILK SILK LACES, (LAPE MARETS,
IAREGE DELAINES,
CIIALLY DELAINES--TOIL. DES DAMES,
TOlL D)U NORD, POLL DES CHIEVRP,
PL AIN POPLINS, FIGURED POPLINS,
BAREGE ANGLAIS FIGU.RE, MOTTLED) MODENAS,
EIRODERiIES, IdNrCu
R.IIHONS, TRYRMMINGS, CORSETS, LAVELTAS, PARASOLf4,
ITATR NETS, IIAL.AYAS, PURE MOHIAIRI,
G;LOVES, MITTS, GEO. BUTTONS,
MAG[C RUFFLING,
&C., &c
IIOMESPUNS, OSNAB3URGS, STRIPES, ke., &c.,
.ALL OF SO^CTTI-IERNT FACTORIES
(jur steieks ~i DRY G tODS conIsists of:
lickorv.
Tabnlle Cloths, C I lii',Io I
MSsuIAL NOtting8
Our wn anan-torcyh
ALS ac dil adedtourSwi tok .,
NapkinU, &&.,A&c..E&c
No.NTILLAS7 &OA SUSTEET.
AuutM~ LS1r al de t ou1tok
New Goods
FORL '1llli
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n nuimvr.'u. cn41t,nL l: :? i.e i:" a" :t 1.!.iv
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fh13I S. and! will ut~raue ev?,.V vtrety nU.l
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epcnr : l Lfttilot1'i' oi: r~t~ the Cityff
Ani groutvriy, oth er ht c rivd"(; hi.,ld
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