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.M'*j.iSHED rttwiY wRi)j.K?n.vv jionvtxo. A SIM KINS, D- JL D RI G 02, ? Z- JfJE-ES* % r K v r R i KT O K.S< THUMS OF S?;JJSC.;1?? I'TK)N LWu t'OI.RARK i(<fr icar if [m|3jln adv na. cu-!*?. HOLLAH., and Fif.'V I'K.NTS if not paid within s: Hi iiitU?-Rift Tuner. DuLLAns if not {mid be/or tba cXkirjUion of Ihe year, li AT HS Oj? ADVKRTlSIMCi. All ?ityerlisouiatit* wili be ^aj?crted a? Two Dot Lt it poi Square, CA.GH (10 Minion line? ??r le? f r th?* firs? iiworrinn and ONR P?LL'AK f?: ee?ti ??ike^nnent inter-inn. tnaonnejns; a Candidate (nojt inserted until paid for. i >-,, ^aVttara. V.l ...ini-'tMfiii-.aM.ir.s .->f -n perJonul charade , f';.?-M<fv V-ti.-?.*-lt -i..TM.' H -- diii!oiiji -r .Pr. ceadicr' of Any Sooie-iy, Association or Corpora ?OU, ..ill bo.elittr??jJ iu advertisements. Laot Day? ol '(.eu. Jackson. W\; p'iMi-;lie?l s few days ago some parti filar, nf the woil?iditig of G?'ii. Jack* ti, through mistnk-. hy a re>:iineni nf I.is owl Corp*. While bein tr borne to the rear on a litter, mio of the j,i_t'?-T bvurera ?vasslmt ^uw*, and tue G-m ni rei-eivi g^a s-vere c n tu-i-'O. Ile lott alar-?,a:i?oii t?,?f bb tal, ano un? ??'ftr'y i.ul.N?de-H t'o?- two I u ira. In the il'c itn.i id J'Jii'/niirr nf the l"t: th ru 's ii fyi! ifH'i-'MMin .>t l'n?f facU of thi nvitter, a:nl ci(aractcri?,t?u in?gn?o?nt"?-> rt mirks of lu?; fallen ber? r?piirt.-d, which fev vii bout tears. We.selee". the mosi striking : A? ..c *ai being carried from the fndd fre quent ?-n?|iiir><.is'w orv'made ly th? f>olui? rs, .. Who have von there l?e lob! the I?o< tor. 1)-. not tel! the tr.Mip-i I HUI wounded.'" Alt.-r reaction a cunsuliution waa lieid be tw>..|, Dru. Black. Coleman. Walla a:;d Mc Guire, and atuputut'uii was decided u?a-ii. ll? WHS 8?k.**l; "* If w? rind ump'Oitiop ncc essary, shall ft be Juno at once?" He ra pio ,.. .. leal c?i!.ii ly, lh\ *M< Guir.--. do itii me whatever you (bini, righ." T;te '>p ra tion WA? iwiKtriu-'d wbi'e u dur the ?n?hiero of chloroform, und wius borne Well. Ile al? t Sunday morning, was cheerful, arni in ev<r\ w .v dom ' iV'-ll. lie sent lor M's. Jack-on, and Ohl: ed minute'V about the battle, *.pok< cticeriullj of the result, ai ul ?aid, "If i ti ct not hp?ii wounded, ??r ha-! sn hour more os HM v I ii: h J*. I would b--?ve cut oil tlio r>uein\ fr?i'm th - road to ?he rJ. S. Ford ?ttd wc w mir have bai them entirely surrounded, and they woniU ? .ve la-en ODORSNI iii *u rende':, -.r Oui their way out ; they hud no other alt. rn stive. My tr-atjuramietiuitti may fail i i dririorr ihr euemv from a pwitisa, bul the enemy always un lo dr.ve my meit Irvin a position." Lins was r-M-i.l smiling'v. Monda*.' b?- -v?- carried to Chanc?]lor->! Ilom-e, ne-ir Guinea'.?? D. |>ot. lia wat?cheer ful, talked about th?? buttle, of the gH?ant 1 ?T.riiii: ol General Rhoden, and riaid that hi.? M.*Jor General's cominiiedoli ought tn du te from Saturday; ofthesrrand ehnege of hi? ul.i Stoiiownll Briga!le,of wKich hehudh ard; a.?Jced alter kia .if?< er? ; dunric: the d\v . talked.more'than u-'ual, and Mid : " Tiic met) vyho livef ihi-ougii thia war will I*?, pmud t aar, i was one cf the S'onewall linge-io lo tli?.vr ebil Iren." He htt&tiM thal tho ti-rm , - u ?io?evt-i?l ' Ocljiigod to iheu), and not to ' him. .? iiis c-<'idtti'jp isjiri' fly described. f?roil'-?'; tne ensuing day*till' Thursday, Mrs. J.-tclis'-ri , i .arrivet?'?sMatlj to hisjoy ?r.d ?atis?ac'iuu, and *sbe i'trituiuily uur?o? bim to the end. j Saturday evening bo'bkpt wert. . ?.'.ud?>)' s-i'?ni?ii?V;wb.'eu':ir'wita ai.vp?ri'ii*' thal he wa* lapidly sitiTci?j, Mr?, jack o:i vts inib- med ol bis condiiiou. She tlleu had free and full-converse with him, and told him he ?i; ??o'i"? to di?. He said, " very good, it j ia ull ii.;bu" lie hh.d prsviou-dy said, u t coiwlder th't-se wo.md* a ble?-sins; they were given ma for some RO'id and wise purpose,- and I would not Stri with thom if I ?ould." Ile ?u-ked ni nj. Ft-.ndl?to.-i.44 witt? ia preaching at heat! quarters to-day." He ??ent messages ,to ?ill the Generals. He txp.es.-ied a wiih to bc burial in li Lexington, in tho Valley of Vir ginia.1' Lmrii'g tho delirium his - mind reverted to the lield ot battle, aud he sent orders to Gen. A. r*. Hill io prepare for helton, and iv Maj. Hawks, his coujtfii.?>sarv, and to ti.o .?uro.COOM. -? ?-.-. From the UharlwtOH Courier. The Late Dael. Messrs. T?nji?nger und Rice who recently fought a dutl un Jamen' Inland, tn which thc former tell mortally Wounded, ware officers in Lamar's Regiment We know nothing ol the c use Which led lo tbis hostile meeting, and to'jatqtiently we shall make no. com ment. The deceased was the,eldest son of the lats Edmund ftUfriger, Esq., of Barnwell C. H.. S. C., and nephew of the late Dr. John Bellinger, ul this city. Lient Bellinger wu* highly esteemed by those who intimately j knew bim, and when bi? cmudry called for ! v. luiit-teis be was among the fir?t to respond to ber call. Ruth he and bis brother. Vi-.cen, flight heroically at Seces-iouville, in which ihe la'ter was wounded. Mr. Bellinger has left two motherless r-bil dieu. mother, brothers and ?iaters, and a lurgeciixfe of friends to lament his umiatur.il deal h. it ia painful to our feelings to nair to this eve:d, and we do so With the hope that u.ir )Oung t fficers in tie atmy umy not j iijcotiH'dt rately taite each other's lives, and so give additional gleam to homes already rn^do d?jj?oh?te by the ravages of war. li Would be highly b?n?ficiai tb our cause, and th?in terests of humanity," if our officers would n ake a cover-ant among themselv, a never tu? fi?ht duels. We ti- ed all mir men and officurs, a* we I as powder mid balls, to meet our CUIL muii foe, a id not to expend both life a;id um mutiitittii in warring against one another. Those who have, stood shoulder to shoulder, in doit g butt e for political hb? rty and South ern indep'.'udcuce should never draw sword ur pistol against each other in fratricidal coin but. A FRIEND TO T?IE SOLDI Ell. Oar Late Kaid. The Lynchburg Republican has intelligence that Goi . Joues was entirely successful in his rod upon thu enemy, which has been aheadv noticed. G n. Jon? has returned to the Valley, bringing with him tivu thotisatu] bor-es and mule*, ono thousand head of cat le >u d use i.iindred head of fiheep, aud a.x hun dred prisoners, who reached Stautito': Sit tud >y.. Ktiiy-two of them were sent to Rich mond Saturday by way of the Central rail road. . Uurfrg his raid Gen. Jones visited Loth M'.ryiio.d an?! Pennsylvania, tore up and de k [Myrl the rael; ?d' the li llimore aid Gino r. i i road in savoral glaces damaged thc Ches? p like and Ohio Canal, so much so as to make it t. i'tlcss i-ir several months to oimo. lu civijii'ic?ioii with the destruction of the t ?t?o work across the Cheat river, accom pli.s?ied by Gen. Lnbod??, ttie damage done j i tue raiiroatl is great, and will embarras* ! toe enemy's tueans of transportation on that ' Lae fur a lung time to come. The ttews'lroiu Suftulk is impirt-int. We h< ar it uffit ially that the enemy h:in emir ly evacuated that town, wi-ich ivas intered by our pickets on Monday.-Richmond Enquirer. ? The tax bill was approved by tho Pro?- i dent ' u thc 21 h Api il. 'Tho uJ ootojrem tax on uierchanu -iaUs from that day inclusivo. The . eomcis'ion'Y of taxes has not yet hcea appuiutod . Jj/ thc President. ? Ve linn di ghn m Banished to thc Pry TOT? togas. RKH.VO.M), Muy lJ -Xtrihern ??tT a.e u the 14- b. The Washington Chr -tiic?c rania il ai VallaV?ligham hn? KuVsii l?it:i?l cd tn t?o Di y TorMur?a, "li th?* const of Florida, .* r 'wo year*. A majority of j??s> Court 0 vored s-nu'im: hiiu South un. ii the omi of the vT?r. The Herald wy? this n \? v> i* proina ture. li this t?n>*?n-e>l Ren'eHca isiatrluloal, ,e is. i.v cv- i I i he. eben*! GoYeriwr < .' ?Lio. A rali ha? been published Pu" \ m .ss St?t? \inve:>ii'?M tu b? 1 ? * * 1 ? i iii New York <" ty uri the 31 of Jurie. The address SU} r : .. WV a f now for a vigorous prosecution rd pi ne?, auf! whilst we submit tomo distant.burinent anti to n?> terms n t justifie?'! by every pri?'cipl"of honor, we "will go aa*ar as tney I ? Tor con edintion and to rr?tore the VHWO.*' The ll?-ra!d alluding to tin; dc*th of Storii ffall Juck? ii, My? he wa*the grr?te I Gvli ..nil "! ui"d-i ti lion' . Th? vict'?rv : t Chan cellorsville wis dearly bought. Jarkson wu.? a i.n.v?-i sal fdvorit'e m the rebel priori ai.d popular even in ?.ur own. ll gives a lengthy sketch uf his military career. The Washing ton Chronicle says, u.while we i.re oniy too glad to bo rid of any f/e so terrible, cur'set se ?it relief is not untuhigled with emotions ?I j'irruw and sympathy fur so brave n man. Stonewall Jackson was a preat General, a brave 8'Idi'T. ti noble Christian, ai.d a pure insu. Mav God thnjw the-e virtue* against thekw*?if the s-ctssionist advocate ol that. national crime. , -*_? De.siructive Fir? iii Kichmomt. RICHMOND. May 15.-Two fiuUtiiug simps i-f the Treihgar iron Works, and Crenshaw'* Woolen Lac ..ry, were ties troy ed bv lire t ie -.Horning- Loss heavy. Crensiiaiv's Woolen tTmeutry waa totally destroyed, lo-s catiiuaied *i 82'>U.U?vl. lt wus insured for KI tl?? in LlieltUioud, Lynchburg. Dunville, Charleston, ?leorgia, Florida and Alabama Insurance llifi.-s. Tiie fire originated from the friction of tim machinery in the picking roora. The damage nf the Tn tlegar Iron Works is quite serious, lint it is supposed that it can ;ie repaired iii six weeks <>r two months. The Yulluudi^huai Alluir. We Sud in the Wwi*/, Cupiedlroui the Cin ci uiUi Commercial, a report^o' the trial of Mr. VaMundigkaui btf'o*.} tiie court martial. At the elose of the euataiuation, Mr. V. sub mitted tlir- following protest: Arrested without probos of law, without warrant from any judicial officer, and now in military custody, 1 huve." been served with a charge au i spe'-ilientions ai from a court mania! or militarv commission. I a:n not si h r in the land <-r the naval service ?I "the Ui'.itid States, and therefore um Ilot Ujable for any cause by such court, but am sui y ct, hy theexpre-s tortnsof the Constitution, to arrest only by due process of law, or warrain i?suid by > mic officer of a court of coropeienl jurisdiction for triai of citions. I am sub ject to indictment and trial o-\ presentment of a grand laxy, and sn entitled toa speedy trial, to b.; confronted withs witnesses and to Compulsory process f.jr wi* oopses in my be half. ar?d am entitled to counsel. AH <h?*e I demand us ?ny litchi as a citizen of the UVtied States. B it the rulered offence itself is not known 0 thc Constitution.'" nor lo any law thereof, It is words spoken to the people of Ouio in an open -public political1 inerting. ?awfully a:;d peac?:uil]Q aeeciabled, under the Coi st i u'ioii, and al ler due notice. It is thc words ot' a citizm, of the. publi? policy, nf ihe^rthlic Bcir? nLs of the , people, by which policy it was alleged that the wer Jare of the country wai Iiot - promoted.1- It *lras an.'ujjpeal loathe pe?pl,e to change and the ball >t box. fi is not pr?t., tided that I counseled disobedience.to the-Consiilutioii or resistance :o law or lawful authority. I have never dune this; 1 have uoiiui!}.' furtiVr to submit. (Si-ned.) C. L. VALLAND1GIIAM. Tue judif advocate simply remarked that the aecu-ed had tue privilege of counsel and of witnesses, lt did not berum ; him to ut.ter into any discuxiioti as t.? tho juri-diction of the court. Tita! the oa;e bau been referred to it was sufficient. The World, in uti editorial oa the subject, says : The proci-e.Jing? again*! Mr. Vallandigham will give ad vantage to the peace men, of whom he i? ihe recognized loader. Multi uJes who dia'tppi'ovti .f the pe:.ce movement, but prize fred discussion, will deli nilly resist ibis liigh hatried infringement of the freedom offtpeech, and thus he brought into the habit uf acting with thc friends of Mr. Vallandigham. A man who, as the premature and indiscreet advocate of peace, was bx-ked upon with dis like ty a m ijoritj of the Northern people, is lillee into a high place in thiir estimation when the Administration makes bim a martyr ni liberty by stabbing at it through his body. If it proceeds to extremities with bim, it will not excite lorror, but ventieatic . In putting down one opponent, >t will raise up bundreds ol thousands'. -. 4. Southern iiuptist Convention. The ninth biennial session of this body was held in Augusta, Ca, commencing on tho S.h ?md cl tiing ott ihe 1'2 h inst. About otie. hundred Mud ilftv delflgatt? were in atten (lance, represen ti iii.'right of the Coiifedorate States, it -v. Dr. Mi ll: of Ca., wu>i Presi den^ R-v. Cr. Manly, bf Abu, Kev. Dr. Je ter, of VA. and R :v. Drs. William'? and Ui>y nblils of S. C.. Vice Presidents. Kev. Me*ftr?>. La?drum, of Cn., and Ceo. B. Taylor, of Va., Seerelaries, and Col. C. J. lilford, S. C., Treasurer. Gov. Brown, ot Georgia, took art active part in the proceedings, and by bis ju dicious ani e|,.q,ient speeches added no little to the iniere-t cf the mealing. Eneouraging reports were read from the mias'b?s in China j and Africa, as also from those in the Domes tic field. But the thief attention of thc Con vention was directed t r tho work of missions and col portion, ii our irroy. At a mass mc t ing on Satanlay uiglit. three thousand dollars were rais*d lor this objoet. Tim following resolutions on tb.e state of the ciinntrg was unaniai?o>ly athtpted. Re?ulvtil, That the events of the past two years have only confirmed the conviction ex pressed by this Convention at its last session, ihnt the war which has been forced upon us, is. nu our part, just and neeevuiry, und has only strengthened our opposition toa reunion willi the United State* on any terms what ever ; md that while deploring the dreadful evils of the war, and earnestly desiring peace, we have no thought of our yielding, but will nuder a hearty Hippost to tho Confederate Government in all oonstitutioaul measures to secure our independence. Tue next meeting pfj the Convention will be hfclJ in Raleigh, N. C., commencing ou Friday beiore tho second Sunday in May, 1865. ; Attack ou i'ort Uudsou. HORT Hmso*, May 10.-The bombard ment was renewed nt 15 minutes past 10 j 1 o'clock h*.-t night, und continued till half-past IL dur loas was one mau killed-head torn < ell by a idied-und one mau severely wounded. | 1 At i o'clock ibis morning, pur light h illery ! f opened upon tiio mortar b-eits, causing two i t oj i hem io change their position. I . A brisk richland heavy lita)ensue<l between I f our batlerins and ihe sk) ?p of-war Bichiiiond, ; which continued up tu 7 a. m. We bad-j * wounded-Lieut. Cavan >r, ot'ibo heavy urtu- * lery, dangerously, by li:igiue;it of stone on 1 C tiie temple. Tue damago done tb the enemy is unknown, ! but ttiu tnoriar boats ure coi lain.y injured. j >' [It is evident from the foregoing, that a . a ligut had been in progress, previous to the 0 (LL? of the closp^ich.j i ^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1863. To' thc Readers of the Advertiser. Wc MO gratiucd^to niako the ?qn<niuet>n.ont ? nt "o have secured ibe rcrvieus of Mr. J.' vre . Da?ON W Eriit r of tho .i-'fcerfi?rr. Wc 'litre m.tva ?uni haig ;.ud favorably, anil *.ro iotldent ia' bu will cou luci the Eu i toiI department re hr wt- y ?litl tu Ul? Ubth*e jtatiefiwlion "f our jadnrs generally. Mr. Vacua i? a y nub g ?;uu buietf of ca? ceded literary acqninmenta ?nd chiral atuit-ments. and bia brilliaat letter? from luruuu aril thc Army, to this pupor, bavo riven im oelebniy us au ncvuaipl?sh'cd, graphie aud u.-aging wriier. With ibis briui ?nir??u<-i?uu fe ; rodent Mr. ll. to our Lind * r-uders. ll? will peak, f-r bin/self. D. rt. D?RL?Ol?. Invitad by our old ?eu esteemed schoolfellow, be proprietor of the Edgctiuld" Advertiser, und raruly urged by niatry Lind und kiudly-judgiug net.d.?. we assume thu Editorship of this aucteul nd bunuiod journal. This is ever an arduous aud'embarrassing un lertakiu<, but in these derk aud troubled times, iud after the brilliant nod vigor?os leadwrtbip of mr Lie good and gifted Editor, itbeccm-s doubly io-nay more ; puiuiuiiysu. We humbly trust tb? pairuus aird readers of the Ad r erl i*fr w.l! nut receive us *.? un entire stranger; ire ludulge the ?ope that eur conusxiou with this puper while a litldenl loijermuuluud, and again ?Li u a private eu tho 1'oloiu-c, may aut be en tirely forgot tea. 1'rinnde, citbeans, soldiers, wo call upon yen frankly for your tu ll.st ?nd friendliest indu Ijrencu. The 1nterveta of eur District, our State, our new Confederaey, our ..leioty, ? our holy religion, we will guard, ta the host of our bumble ali itv, with sle?p!ie* vigilance. J. T. BACON. Our Litt? Editer. We do uut pr-pors to ?peak uf thu imuy admi rable QUalitir? of ibis noble mar nor uf the mun . uer in ?bich tbwse qualities w*-re invariably de voted and rendered subservient to the welfare of hit native. District. One, moro able, hus oJr?a?!y doae ibis in his most eloquent, ^intellectual and irutbt'ul ?lyle. We desigu siuiply to refer to the gmernu ?. au d ensuing iur>ulses of biam.hle be art. At thu.mo ni?, ut of bi? death, old H^gefrold held within ber bounds no mau to whom abo wes moro indebted hr all thal eousiittiTas th? Sicial guitt'oaau, the honest politician, thc active and generous cithtia, the eoaloai pttriot, thau to the llou. AarrtiTa Si >: KISS. And whether ihe moura hor gallant dead fallen on evory flold, or her proudest citizen at the high est pout, her note was ?over mor? plaintive. Ja response to that note, oome tears from tba lowly hearth, from the proud ball, thc holy pulpit, tho festivo board ; sighs from tho Savnwni.h, from the Balnde, from the li. 'ppbannock, from tb? Mis sissippi, frorw-tho mountains of Tennessee, frei? the islands nf the Atlantic Sea board, from evety spot where burns thc lofty spfrit of the E4gefisld soldier. . . . * . . '" Whatever ihe-Btey. havo in haast of as a Dis trict, whether it ba ?f -ber Wnrrion, her St*t*? ?eei or her' Oratora,?dgyfie^d m'??rn?. aa son whs wo? so nniyereaHy ?ndeared. to ber eitikoas-a?. Anvu un. SIM KI KW. ./_. . Sotfira* the .k?a.rt'??wVoha?orned,-. he'stood. ?liiut?..a:id al/Hif, nh?ra!.Ju>iiu--couUl -*iiin?l bo?itl<?4 him-the pride ?nd admiration of b?r youth, the regard and eateetn of her matrons, the love and atfectiou of her gallant soldiery. The genial manners of this bvgh-b>nod gent?o mau weru hut thu reflection of his pond aud g?n erons heart. lie seemed to boloug lu uue of the heroic agOS, aud whether ut Court or Hal], ns Minstrel or Hard, the language of bi? heart, or the touch of his lingers, woko o fer chivalric echoes cr Tronbud. urio lays. Ardeiil by nature, impassioned by birth and clime, ai'cutuplished by education, elegant and reSncd, bu was naturally courted and admired. Fond of youth and its nmusomcnts, a duvotco nf the gay circle and tho festivo board, ho was nevertheless a bring and thu plo minded Cbiis tij.ii ; insomuch thai over midst his most mirthful mood, bis gibes, his gambols, his flashes of merri ment (for such at limes wero inseparable from his ?ob?rant spirits; there ran a salewn, thoughtful, reverential vein. Ile ever appreciated tho tender beauty and touching poesy of the Divino announcement " In ray Father's House aro many mansions," aud wo who knew bim and loved him, rest SiliQed iu thc Faithful hope that his gentle spirit uuw reulizes thu truth uf ihis nuns ding promise. Tho ardent sod evangelical soldier of tho cross *-hu performed over iii? h mored body, the but nd rites, said vory beautifully, and it came fr?u :he depth of his feeling nature, '. Yuu wiil all Lay jpuu this grave your greenest garlands, but among them, nouo will bo greener iban mine." 'I du ive know that every heart io that Jargo coucou, mt )o)iood back warmly, " Non? will be greener than wine." AUTHUR SIMKI.XS ?e gon?; wu ?ball see bim bur? VJ more. " Thu pitcher is broken at thu fountain, ind the wheel is broken at the cistern." And now for Atm and Aw, Ophelia's banison, ' Of all CbrUlian souls, lie 1 ho erl* yo." Feed the Soldiers. JI-ivo our cilU'ins forgotten the eurnost nnd olo juent appeal of President DAVIS, issued on thu lu?a of the pvt m inlh- *n apguul in beba-lf of ?ur brave defenders i:i tho field ? In connexion vith this address, tho Secretary of War propotod hit a public meeting thould be held in each Dis rici to devise means of fully developing the meat ?u.ourcci of tho country; in many Districts of] ?ur State, this bas already been doue, and the. ?roper ?tops taken fur tho accompl ishmout of ibis til-important cud. Men of Edgetield, read tho tddruss again, and take the matter in hand. Forgot not for ono u.oment those noble soldiers 0 whom w.o owe all we have ; thoso moo who uro lurching and lighting and charging and starving ..id dying; and all this sn uncomplainingly, so myieldingljr, so heroically, so invincibly. Personal. We wero pleased to ?ce at Church on Suuday in mr quiet Village,.Dr. It. W. GIBBES of Columbia, owell and widely known to the Press of the Southern Confederacy as Proprietor and former 3litor of tho .S'oiifA Carolinian, and ns Surgeon Jcncrul of thc State. Dr. G. is on his way from 1 medical convention in Atlanta, nnd is rusticating or a few days at Edgewood, tho home of Ex-Guv. 'KKKNS. In ono of our congre/,itions was also to bo sec? ;?pt. TATLOR of Culpe'i er C. H., Virginia, Com naml.iut of tao Post at Charlottesville during tho-1 rut year of tho war. Tbit oftioor, a roprcsonta ivo of the highest typo of thu Virginia gentleman, I well known to all South Carolinians who visited ibarlottesvi lc within that tima, for his ncver aiting urbanity nnd kimi attentions. Liu is oh a hort vi.-it to his brothtr-in-law, Dr. FBAXKLIX lair rix. ^BCr Wo aro indebted to Dr. JOH GLOVJW, nyw i sorvico on Morrie' Island, for a New York lier, lil of tho 24th of April, containing many inter sting items, and many highly entertaining Yan do vagaries. / I *. V.".. Gen. Stoneyi T-bo ercit and good Gene ON ha? died upon ti i e Bold ian. tlie ?oldicr, the Palrift? rVt. ?nd .. after lif;>'utfi Villi *hnt . jl?ngs of .i r . 'he words; how" bit io-, rrirjLHt fl?cn Upt>; imple. . The hrxHtt of thc "touthe rith ? woo that fl?rr riinnph itself weeps ?He ve Words tr? ewptr to,pail vords arc empty to frame IWH ?ov ieveraents With?i . Mt make Lit proudest mm A year as? th? eighth farcsoy inflicted tho fini *!? alMdilinn*ar?!ty in th; fellowing ap ?hieb, h? def. ;o Kichmimd," ?nd pr.-eei " io operate1 (boar brilliantly'.' well remember \) iu tbi uoik-r iVcCt,Ki.Lj.v,; tbe fol fifth niulcr Bl'rtXstDE, HOOKER.-" tut uobk', brave, true ai beneath tbe ?oil of bia lori Lut him find a tomb up< au epitaph upon ovory Pa tri 4-: . ? ?. - ! [Jackton. STOSKWAI.L JACK ?flory ? \ XbeChriaV h?s fought bif tart ^fereir/ sleep* weil.'' libio sutwiw do ti? rly .baa ihe aird an learts ef a rufferir g V Conf deraey Mci da t quell, ?"?ur very o grave of JAI ?S' S. tho ns tie n's grief; hero's eulogy. His Short twelvemonth ileum. pre.-eat jeurt Gen. (tunning ld<?w upon t-illey bf Virginie ; ted ibo sce.'Bd " OB seit in a p*tsiiion lo deflect! v-hr,w? ?ll rthrow of tbe third b i under Popa, the I. lbs sis Vb under gao J, be now. slot ps V?rgLula. iaUry's every page, tt** toDgUO. " j&Hr Our most smiling lady whoso taste lu Isndac*: ber home tba inuit bcatirii iniuiltab!? boUqaet. 2?ay nen?, nlroady su gracefully of that tew and m a* ni Seem nbs to lira. h. J., a gardening bas mada Mn EdgefioWi fer b?r not lax ^er-Hiid ?.bri'erf, f?r ? sottins i'JRoile do Non?.? 1&_ Rumore ol a li utile We bear this (Tuesday), more persons, uko left ,'An? nona, that a ficht k?s ai Jackson Mir?.. betwa?V of ?raHt, the Y?bkee Cern] ants ?tate faither tbut we kees, la th? absence of av wi- gire tb?"bare rcperf. as' We regret that untoward^ have prevented uar soudinj as usuul, for tbatolegr?pliii this morning. Henceforward, RS hereto! regularly on Monday.? JucLswn, misa. St?ing >*rotn one or i?ta yesterday ??aer illy tai on place at iiwrrfotees and those fender Our "Inform \? whipped is? Tab i reliable inHiigauce, ld te ns. tircuMstaoces should ' Augusta-yesterday sws of yesUrday und e/ we will send dow? piT- Wo call attention tobhe request of: Col. J. C. SiBKixs in relation lo bc irs borrowed fmei tbe library nf tho late Col.*?rrj yia PISIKIXS. We all know hew comparatively ni dess books aro when tho sots are broken. And t hddetlijR, these book? baro nowbccorncincstimab? 'treasures to the fami ly of tho deceased. Sfizt thc. Op Mr. W. F. Duni.-os.'wi thy of tho wnrTO?t comm attention, proposes to lcav firft week in June, fer thef purpoi-o of carrying .providions and clothing ' ?ie* of tbe Fourteenth aeighborheod iif.Fredericj? -Pe??, Dried . Frei?, Visr?j Clotbiag of ev?ry'.'deferir) more particularly Weeded*. te Mr. D.'by tSe^?ond^g Will not" sor?e otbeP.S?j . genlleraan-.upd?rtfttoa^?mihir aifsioe' in behalf of the gallant Col. BtiVi?r'f^.bi? battered heroes of tbodlJc^vb^h ? Wc aro happy to announce to tho patrons of thu Ailvr.rtittr that our Jjittirary Department, ennductcd by (be accomplished, and tptrituelU Miss CLARA Y. DARGAX, \rjll bo rosamod after this week. ' rtunltr thoughtfulness wor orion ?nd promptest dgefiold during the ie Edgcfield Compa imeat, now rn th? urg, Bacon, Moal, Red Pepper ?nd ere the articles 3?ni In your boxes tiro, of Juno. - ?cd -warm-hearted To thc I.nilin*. Eadie?, aro you aware of tbe Card-Factory de sign so wlsaly an'! thoughtfully proposed by the public-spirited Editor of tbo|Southurn Gunrdiumt Each ir ruo af his paper contains Bcknun Icdge mvots of tutus sent him for this pnrpsjso (rom ladies in various pai ta of tho iSt-,tu. Contributions, r.tneing Tiom ono dollar upwards, are to ho ad drtssod to the Southern G*?ird?n*t Columbia, S. C. Can ono dollar, or five dellars, or tidy dollar.-:, bo more wisely or pairiotiouIJr applied ? Thc Tux Bill. Wo bespeak for tho Tex ??11, published on sn othor page, the most careful perusal and dige? tion. ficT Our ospecial thanks, are du? Mr. L. Y. Di:.?x for telogrnphie dispatrthes of tho casualties in companies D and K of tho Hth ll sgt. in tb? battles of Chancellorsville. ; We copy for tho admiration of eur readers Hie following bloquent and burning words of the venerablo Dr. MASLT before f be Seutbe.ro Iluptist Convention at tts ruoeut sessivn iu Augusta. They need * commenl :. / ' .l'Uir?evora! aarnest prayer!, Dr. Manly. Sen., delivered un address of much power. Ho declarad among other things, that he Wished never lo se? hi? lat? follow eitisens uf the United Suites again until th? good of beth countries purified front sin nbould meut iu beavan. 'H? 'said that ho was determined tu raiist until duatk tb? ?(Torts ?f tbe enemy for our subjugation. 'Si pray God," laid ho "(hat if all other? falter inj this determination I may remain Arm. I may bpjealled on to bury my sons in the struggle. I mify ba compelled to see the sanctity of my home t?iolatod by tho ene' ray. I mysolf may bo imprisoned, tortured or put to duath. Bo it so, bo it so: I ?ooept."?ll -?efore I will woar tho yoko which oiir'enemies aro seek ing to impose upon us." ??f Mr. John H. Cosby, for many years an citocmcd citisen of this District, died at his rcsi denee in Micanupy, Fla., on tho lita April hit, in thc 74th year of bis ago. ^?r* Wo have receircd a letter from ono Mrs BI.LI. in relation tu ber husband's paper. If sba will havo tho kindness to give ns her husband's ?amo, and also bis Post 0Bice,1, wc will atluud to her requost. I 1fS3~ Why will correspondents send.communi cations for publication withouttgiving their name* Wo again stalo that communications, utmccompa niud by a rosponsiblo uame, rooeive no attention from us. Vtf Mrs. Barnoy living about nino milos of Augusta, was killed on Thursday last by ber ne gro girl with a earring or butcher knife. Mrs. B. ba l told tho girl to use a knife'instead of a ladle in turning wafibs which she was cooking. This tho girl refused to do, and struck Mrs. H.; tho m'iHross then ran.-tho girl folluwoJ and stabbed her twice with a carving knifoj from which sbo died in about half un hour. Tho girl has boen lodgod iu the Augusta jail for trial. ?&~ Two matches were made on the Mobile Courso ou Tuesday, ibo first wa? botwoon Isa dore fi;.I and Paul Morpby. Thc match was ono of two milo heats for $2,000 a ?ide. Tko first boat Isndoro won in " Mi. Tho second mateh was butwocn La F.iyotte aud Gen. Twigg*, for S2,5V0 a side, milo heats, best throe in fire. Gen. Iwiggs having gone lam?, tho raco was changed to a raea of a milo, aud was wea by La i's; etta. rimo ian t^?>" Gen. A. P. Hill it now in eumtnaod of .bo li toented Jackson's cprpsv. J Gencin! News .Horns. ?etf (i-nernl J. ll. M>rg<n, it "?s ?o i J, is und. r arrest for refusing to obey General WLoolcr, ?lo has bern placed ww hito. Hip Cincinnati Enquirer mya tlie prepr rat'ona for the actnric on Charleston mst olia j bu'.d'od and'flrty millions of dollars. Tho tis"1' ' j ??ted but bslf an hour, or at tho rate of fivo m:? _ Mons of dollars^per-reluut' ! . ? /t?S"* At .vroeent <w.ct?on sale of imported goora ia Charleston,, lifer p-tpor sold a: $IC [>or ream; ?Tote ps.p*r$ll tn San..'it? per ream. /E?f Will it not answer'Just ss well to sor.d Cotton ?o Ibe iYauk.oo',.under Bag of truce, as to permit it to go t ut rn steamers that ar? known to be slow ? - ' - ^sr* Mrs. Thomas Oibinn, nf Wurrea county, Grerrii, Bas raaic"r.n??-i-- making gond sewing iHk. She has now S'l.tiUO worm's, and exp?ei? to produce 500 skeins of *i-k.. The London 7'iWr ?ny? that-although the British (urnisled the Alabama and Flori la', the Confederates did uot :buv Captain Scinnic? er his skill. ' ..? - -?< i ' "M ' ' . f?f Pri(jadior-GerxOial C. H. Kodes, who bore a distinguished p*rt iu the buttle ut' Chancellors ville bs MiiiJiui^f of D. If. Hill's uld dirisiou. wa? uomwitsiunwd by Presidv?t Davi-, on Thurs day, ? full iaujoir-Guueral-a fitriug reward to a galla ut soldier. ?59* Reports wero in circulation on the l?ibj that teeen or eight thousand ef the enemy were approaching" Rola?. AU avs.ilr.blo forces have booti ordered te hold tbemsolres ia readiness. fi?r Tao prospect fur a beary crup offrait, rye ?cd wheat in Nerth East Georgia was never so promisin?;, ami tba most exlonsira crops of eora and potatoes are plumed. JBfr* Frum the first moment General Jackson reeaived the wound which caused bis death, he exhibited that calm resignation and patiant endu rance fer which hu was tu remarkable. It is re lated that duriug the amputation ?f his'arm thc General ?srotmed, aird was for sumo miaules un consc'iuiu'. When ~be partially recovered from this, oun ul' bb. aids asked bim bow lu felt, uh.-n bis reply wu?, '* Very eoUlfyCtabte. Order forward tho infantry to th.i front !" ?!?f Au article in the Atlanta, Ga., InteiUjeneer, of Tuesday, virtually announces that Governor Brown, of that State, will bo a candidate for a fourth term. j?tf" Gen. '? Stonewall" Jackson was Lui thirty nine }jea*l old. Ho was born Jan. 21?', 1S24, and died May 10th, 1863.' pSs~ Messrs. Bellinger and Rice who recentiy fought a duel on James bi aud, iu which tho fermer fell mortally wounded, were officers in Lemur's Regimeat. Y s For the Advertiser. . . Thc EdgcfleldVillago Aid Association noiinowl edges tho following donations : From Mrs. Elisa Minis, 3 pair of socks; from Mts. Juhn Rains ford, 3 pair of socks; from Misa Emily Hughes, 2 ? pair of socks. Mils. ATTN GRIFFIN', Pitas. MRS. Y7K. G venu AK, Bee'ry 4 TreeVir. Tubule of Bosuect. At a Rigulnr oemmnuiualien of Frieudsbip Lodge, No. 25, A. V. M., held at tho Ledge room on the 9ib of Muy A. L. 6,SC3, the following Pr? umbla and Resolutions wcro unanimously ad> ptcd, Tie: .*.';./ ' . - - . .'' V . J. WiunKAs^It btu pleased, tho Great Ruler, of iii? Ui.?verso to laka from this to an ?ternal state of existence our much esteemed and deuily-be lovel brother JOHN 15 HARRI?1, who died ?r Consumption on th? 25?b ult, in the :jl?t year of hi? age. At the call of his country be buckled on kin armour ued i.ttached himself lo Company C, 1 Otb. Rrg't. S. C. V., which Company he served as orderly Sergeant until its re-organisation at which tim? lui wu? proino'.cd to the office of 1st Lieutenant, in which capacity ho serv?J with fconor to himself and entire satisfaction te his Company ""til the fell destroyer marked him tn a prey. Ile was placed in a Division Hospital, thoro to suffsr and t# dio, had it not been for an ?ged and kind nv ther who travele 1 hundreds of milus to eeo bim and prevailed with tho Surgeon lu let her carry him homo, (and hero wo nould enter our protest against that inhuman.pr.-etico of placing sick men in Hospitals to linger, sutler and to di?, al?as to their country and to their families ) Therefore, Iicnlrrri, That we bow with hnmblo resignation to the decree of beaven, and that we tender yur benrtfalt sympathies to the family and frionds of our decea?ed brother. IirtoUed, That the members of this L?dge wear tho usual bnd^o of mourning for thirty days. Ji'K'lccJ 'I hut tho Lodge ruoin be put in mourn ing for tho usual time as a toslimony uf respect and o-tcem. . /feWeerf, That a pnge in tho Minute Cook of tho Lodge ne inacribed to bis memory. Uttalecd, That a Cupy of thea? proceedings be forwarded to the family of the d.eeiMed, and to the Kdf-e?eld A?"trtiter for publication. J.AS. H. BURNETT, ) \V. T STU 15KT,' ? Committee. R. QUA RLES, J . MOVKMKNTS or THC ENEMY.-The rumor 1 hat Hooker ?RN crossing the Rappaliatiiiock at. Port Royal wan renewed yesterday, with additions. It wus stater] that he had succeed ed in throwing over 75,000 men. There is no foundation whati vcr to the . report. The firing heard at Port Royal Tuesday, remains! unexplained, hut it ix b> lieved thal it was only our pickets firii g ofl'tlit irgtiiis to rebyid. "'o mentioned yesterday that ihe Yankees: were represented as establishing themselves at the White fl mse. Wo should unv- said West Point, a locality on tho York river, eigh teen miles from tho White House, by the linc of the York-river railroad, of which it is the ea*}ern terminus: Their object in occupying tliis point ii to establish n rcndc/.vuiiH for their marauders, and perl rs ps td ht- in a po si bon to co-opftni'te with ITnokt-r, should li?? happen to cross lite RappabniuiocK ut Port Royal.-Richmond Examiner, 14th. Samuel C. Reid has dropped bis connec tion us war cone>potideiit of th?! M bil? Ad vertiser & Register, and ben after his happy eil'usions and accnr.i'e bt?temeii?A wi'{ Hud their way to the public through the Mobile .Tribuno over the well known *jgun\ure nf .' Ora." His connection is dissolved with the Advertiser & Register in consequence vf op posite views of military matters existinsr be tween himself and tho editor of the latter journa'. THE WOUNDED IN TUB LATK RATTLES. WoTta've b'.-cti enabled to ascertain the exact number of our men who were wounded in the late hattie* about Fredcnckahjiinr. They amoti'it to six thousand one hundred and thir ty ei?ht. Six thousand one hundred have been brought by railroad to this city. Tho balance remain in hospitals near the hattie j n< field. Of those who have been "brought Ililli j ui er, the wounds n| two thousand are very i P1 slight-only sufficient in the majority of casts ! )ri to enable the aulferers 11 obtniu furloughs.-^. | Richmond .Examiner, ltith. . ?' tb Cmt.u'd WISDOM.-In a conversation rela- ar ting to the recent conflict on the Bappaban- I eC nock, a gentleman remarked that Lee doubt- I th less had gained a victory1, bat had aceom- ! w plisbed nothing bjr it-there wero no impor- I 0, tani results. A little girl, who WHS present, ! 8u quietly asked: 11 Rut if Gen. Lee hud bceu j w| defeated, would not the Yankees good have j th berm in Kichmood V - ?nailer Watotuoan. I ^ Linallie* iu tbe Mth S. e. V. in tl Hutt lr* .Around I-retlerieknunii;. ??fpnmg A.-Killed- Serg't J. M. Caner . a K Boasely. Lient. J, H. Andr.Vt f ? uuUtod; FI. L. Huggins, bead; flight; J. . wed, arni. slight; J. E P?rr>?ll. tlng-r, Mir] W.udrurd, linger, si ?gb t ; J. M.jones, Jnum ght-S. ? C?mpti*g ll-lu Vf. Warren, neok. ?lijrh!: 0. ! l r, head, (dight ; P. Harris, bead, ,?*?t ; L -ugfurd, side and abdomen, dangerous: J. i.?tc, unn, severe; IT.'G.-While, ri?ht leb', rc; J. Brown, neck, slight-T. Company (,'.?- li. Perry, ince, ?light; T. Park igb. ac vere ; L. M. Henderson, hand, acvei nus Bngwe?, shoulder,' slight; N. Ku rule-5..' , Cm.ipnuy #.-Kdled-n. P. Walker." . Wounded-It ?. Broi<lw.itor,.slighr,-sh,,?id P. Collum, slight, hand ; L. P. Covar.- thi oko by. a ball.; L l. Dinkum, sligllt in -ko-hf ihn Gray, In h>|t, not dansjerons ; L. l). Hick* leg, very ilight ; Mat Lott, in leg. Severe, tl? ml Mejum, right arm broke below elbow b; ill, severe ; Jes. P. Mona, in thu beek by * hi vera; bull in him ; feUm. Overstreet; slight, ce bjr a nUce uf shell; a mere bruise ; W. ps?y, left leg, slight; John Paw ver, left I ight^ T. C. Strom, very bad, rho bull went in ! ?ht jaw about two inches from ear and lodi l.lor hil torgue; Ira Youngblood, right f ??er cut offj4 J. M., Youngblnod, right knee, raise by shell ; Ben. Jones, iu rie>t ieg, svvo ie bail passed between the two bonos sod brc T u purl of tho suinll one; Tom. Carwile, thij -sh, eu vern but nut dangerous; J. IL Walla rm, slight.' Vamping ?.-Killed-D. ?. Stewart and W. [cara. - Lieut. S. L. D-jrroli, thigh, eer?i orp'l W. C. Power, log, slight; S. V. Suwuict riet, sl'ght; J. Y. Henderson, stunned; C. Pt ).?, lag, slight; J. Pearson, head, ilight-8. Company F.-Ser?t. Z. L. Kaihors, hip, ?eve >. A. Baker, knen, severe; J. F. Drown, ki: light ; R.. E. Hol?n. left arm severo; P. P. Duv linuldt-r, flight:. B.-P. Templeton, thigh t o' e-6. Company H.-Lieut. J. .M. Truwit, hand, svve lorpl. W, II. Butlc, hand au.l neck, sever- ; 1. KUSMCII, right arin, severe; W, Bradley, shun r, da?g-eroua ; W: IL.Brough, shoulder, aii?] . White, killed-C. ? Company II.-J. 71. Eubauks. arm. Sewr* ; liillnway. head, slight ; L. S. Kubanks, log, ere; IL-Blackman, shoulder, scvore ; J. Jannk rut and chest, dangerous; J. A. Roger*, arm, ore; J. A Bay, arin, sevar?; J. G. Briant, brm light; D. D.iy, both thighs, severe; Jan. Ton), I irm, ?mputoUd ; F. Mueller, arm, slight: J. {alloway, thiph, severe-12. Company I.-J. P. Ci'inpbell, .?!igh'; L. Burn isad, sr vere ; R. C. Lively, back, slight; G. Jell, hip, slight; A. L. Dowell, breast, severe; 3. Brownlee, head, severe; J. A. Bowen, fing lij;ht; S.A. MOBS, bowels, dangerous; J., townsend, stunnedf Liuut. Robinson, sever iergt. T. Cater, arm, paralysed ; W. G. Ch rill iher. thigh, severo; D. L. Giles, ?tuuued; A. Jowler, breeel, slight-14. Compmy K.- Lieut B. Brynn', severe; Cor; j. Hurling,, thigh, serer-) ; L. M. Toe, should* light; W. Born, slight ; W. C. Littlo. killed; farting, side slight; W. II. HaiuUy, aide, s?igl dttle, killo '.-S. For tho Advortiscr. ; Cnau?lties iu thu Ifct ???C. V. Cnnip Gregg, Va.. May-tlth,*!!* Mit. KlUIUa. - SolKioiiic.l-[_*-*? ' ? ' -?~H IIMIUIIVS iii the 1st Kcgiuuiit f?. C. Volunteer Sol. D. II. 1! A MIMOS (-..mtninding.) in thc hutt f Chaucoliorv.hV, Maj 3d, IfcCS. 6'?.. A,- Clift', l?w'ti eonttnunding. Wound?J,-Sergt I? F Harley, thi^h ; Corp > Bork baiter, shoulder; C A Willis, arm; W loody, kuoo: S Owens, arm. itt-Lieut. Gvgyiu* eommunJlug. Killed.-J P Hunter an.i J C Love. Wounded-Sergls D A Felder ?nd \T ll Rb leb-iver, artu: Corp A N McCarty, sever.-, ehusl !*rp M A V'ogt, severe, b:,ck ; J W Beard, ?ever W Hunter, head, severe; F T Darrtip*rt, W J .ulhr-.p, J A Lathrop, Guu Lathrop, Wm Mull ?a, J J Run", W P Hunter. . ('u. fjf-'Supt. j^c.V.iA'i'i eummantitng. Killed-li Abb..t't. Wounded.-Lieut J F Proctor, leg, aevorily iergt J II Hook, thigh, severely; C-rp W J L.rnsby ; A Odom, thi?b, severely ; * ll M>.r ith, log; J C Squires, i'..ot ; F H Gurlov, R I larwood. J Friday and W ToBeson mi.' ittg. 4 Co. L',- Lieut. J/c/n/ye cniiimaiidiny. Killed.-J Bedford and J lt Bayes. Wounded.-Lieut McIntyre, urut, screroly ; L ) A Smith, Sergt E C SboeleO, Sergt S S Olivci V N Shooter, li D Cuinpbell. J J Campbell, W ] Iribb, S il Edwards, C P Ford, ?I R Ford. J ] liMidyear, L) P Hay s ; A Huggins, severe, thigh ' ll Kotten, E Mnrten, J C Taylor. C.t. /',- Lieut. Cnx eitmtiiHHOitig. Killed.-P UarnhilL Wounded.-Corp ft Bellatty ; Corp-Wm Gran er, leg, severely ; Corp W Granger, B K Smith i J Fuirclelh, J F Todd, Lieut Wm MUITUJ, alu ight ; J A Royals. C-i. (J-Guilt Butler c?mwundiiMp. Wounded.-G W Smith, head, since died : Co: j B Rhodes,leg, missing; W P Hasting; F I ithnson, leg, ?light ; J F Lamb, knur, severely j \ W Jackson; K 1 Rhode?; P Shiir|>fon, arm, ?e oruly : E G Walker; .1 C Walker; J Hardy. Co. ?1,- Cup'. Iltukell. commanding. Killed.-Lieut P C Seabrook. Wounded.-Lieut A F Miler, he'd, severely; rrgt G C Mnckey ; Corp B G B?n?"n, J W CLrk, Hilton, .1 Jordan, 0 Mennerlyn, II Owens, J K arnvIL J M Scott, Il W-etherford, S White. C? I-C?j,i f?fuiU/urd eommnittiing. Killed.-J A S Owens., Wounded.-W A Worthington, Corp W J Ellis, . W Perry, Brennan, ll Wall, J V Taylor, D ullivan. . ( (.'... A",- /./cn', ?"i/, ruy rommunding. Killel.-P M M.tKnabb und J Casey. Wounded -Lient. Sweeny, Cronon, M Donald, Melvin bb. 4"w. Lt-Cipi. Cunmhm OvtHmailding. Kill, d - L:eut. J K Dubosc. , Wi.uuded.-Seirgt E C Ilastin, P K Force, G Bradf rd," F Wicking. - The War DopMrtmant has inuel tvden i-.t ouch ennscript who w.as examined ned dii mrgod fur cause prior to tho 23 I of February, .6.1, shall be ordered before tho koai?d of Physi ans for a new examination. -* ? - PIIOSPERITY AND AnvKusiTV.-Fait!t and i.-tidsliip are seldom truly trie I but in ex ornes. To lind friends w!n-n we bave no sed of them, and to want them when we ive, are hutu alike easy and common. In .ospeiity who will not profess to l-.vc a man, adversity how few will show that they do When we .ure happy in (he springtide ' abundance, and the rising fl->ol of plenty. ien the world will bo our servants ; then nil uund.us.ara with bowed heads with bend I bodies and protesting tongues. Hut wheo ene pleasing waters begin to ebb, when our eallh begins to leave its, then men look up i us at a distance. Our fortunes and our Ives are so closely linked, that we know not hich is thc cause of the love we find. When cse two part company, we may tuen discern which ol' them aficcticn will ding. IiYME?sTE?L. MAHIIKII, nt tl o Bath Poper Mi!ls, on ibe 1"lh nr., liyR. L. Gentry, E>q., <.t ilia wi lenee of WM. M. 0. KnrBtutL, Mr. JAMES WARDLAW 3oVAR and Mia? MARTHA KIMBRKL. MARRIED, Ky tba wmf, at tho ?am? lime ?ad (dace, Mr. WM. If. KfMBRKf, and Mi.-? MA RI^TIIA POM'Kl L. all of Kdgefield District. , M.VRntvii, un the2?d Ar-ri'; '.>>. Ber. Mr. Perter, Mr. 3L W; CANNON of Barnwell, mid Miss HATTIE ll MILES; daughter of AQUIIA MILK?, Esq , of this Di'trict. DI Kn, at the resilience of her mother. Mrs. SUSAN ELKixa, SARAH K. J A?. in thu ??tli year s'f brr ag?- This cUtmiahlo lady, Ute wile of a Confederate sn!<lif r, i ling'.n d many welca upon a hod nf ?nfT?riug,durrng which shu exhibited tb? most exemplary patimice and resignation. Har lorine; mother and her many warm friends feel . that she haa-gope'"whare the wicked -co*sc/rom troubling and the weary nra at rest."' /&&. We have been authorized by many friends of Col. TH0S. 0/ BACON, to ?om?nate him a Candidate for State Senator from EJgetield, to fill the vaeunoy therein existing in oonaequeuce . of the death of the Hon. A. Sin'k'?.ss. _May3_.^_\ ' tu -, , . / jg Religions Notice. Tho fiftl; Sabbath Union Meeting nf thu Fourth Division, of the Edgetield Baptist Association, will eobvoiie with the Big Stephen/ Creek Church, on Vridoy before the fifth Sabbath iu May (inst.,) at 10 o'clock, A. M. J. S. MATDJCWS, Mod'r. . ^ E. M. Swr.Am*^ggx, Clk. ^fW\ MOK* I?. C, SALT, eld and'dry; .JUl/'SO** Liverpool SA LT; hiu JLiblH. N; C. FLOCK; 150 and Hull ?bt?. V. O. Syrup; 100 Boxes Fin?; Chewing TO? Ado ; 50 l?ftls. Apple and Pencil Kruudyf 10 ?? Fine Com Whiskey; *\ MALAGA and POUT WINE: CirRRRT BB * NB Y and COR OTA LS ; BOTTLED LIQUORS ?nd WINES;! * 41 Kee Ui-CnrTa. SODA. Rf OE. MEAL. SPICES. Ac. Ac. 1 Together with a ir..nd assortment of FAMILY OrROCaniES,-on hand and f-r ?-l? br As STEVENS. * Augusta, Ge*. .'. May 20 om > , 20 FOinvn,.in front'T.f Mr7 0." LTPenn**~St?Vc~ a entail roll of MOU KY. which th? owner call g-H by cal'ini on Mf. P.'.; proving property ?nd piy:ng fir this advrr irom'-r.:. May 20 ' . Jt 20 P'tlLVD. in the road nair E^fl^X*Vi'?p^ ?bont Ihn 1st April las?, au OY RR CO AT,' ?rhfa'i rh? owner can i/o? hy. calling on >he Suh .eribrr |V? rtmzmm's Turn Om on tho Greenville A Colim?la Rail Road, proving property and pay ing for this ^verti?e*aenr. Tn "no of rho paeke.fl wai a |rrt*T ad Tressed to Pant SfwiVen ???ned by ll. B ?Uh'orn.. DAVID C. B0A7MAN. M>y 20 St-, 20 ^ JOST, bernft-Ti TTrleefi?'.! ? Villar* and-Mri*. J EFs Swo'-e"^o'*|lfte|.w tho Pino HOVKQ, * ?mill bnnrl'a containing a J?.eo^et Maslin DRESS, rr.nr. a;,d othne ar icVa of -r??ri"sr ap parel. A liberal reward will .lt> pafft* for the do 1?T."V or sahl bondie at th!s office. ' . Mnv 20 ' lr ?O' . Please take^oticeT"" ALL persons who have iriAbeif no?.?e*,sion anv BOOKS of t-Ko bi.'? CZ A. Si.mk*'y?. are r-j q nested rojeare iKejn v?th Mr. D. R.'Dnrisoe, at tho Ad.yer^cr-pfji?u.^. I- -Ma-H?-^?M' e.iir;rr~???~T~-^~"? . ?---r--, . warned from trading for a V>tn ri **<.<! in my ha?ilj for collection on Mr. .Times \. Do-j-r, or $103, peva'de tn Horn, W's? ,t C\. and drawn T (bink sh ut 'In Isl June liMll. ns T b r-.- bu? or mollinee.I vaid N'?e. L lt. Ti Lt,M tv. May 20 2r? 20 S alt'"ari cl ~ RicS J1ST r.iceivcl and f-.r ?til" TURRE TT^'^rE^ v.-rv ?uoerior SALT and ?>NR TIERCE NEW Bren. P.. PENX, Atrt. M.y20 tf_ 20 Barley Wanted. rAAil ?rTsHKI's HA!tiiV,V wnnfM1 in i?3ljfi/'LF inV qnnntitv fr m ?nelejinhH upwr l?, f..r wbl.tli tba hi-.'h-o't market rr .? w B be mid. on iln'ivorr at my Brewery. Stebnl?x"<? IT'H H im bu-?. S. U '.T\r:oB K IUPPRR. Mty 20 1m_20 _ N?T?C?T S"*ME faw Not*, ?nd aec?unti? nf C ?. A Sim kins, dee'd. hnvo be?n left with H. T. Wright Esq Th???? owing tb- sami and who desiro tu .?etilo can do ? > V on'He? ?n bini'. J. C. SI M KINS, A.luM.r. M:iv 20 U 20 Notice to Conscripts. IIEAD-QUARTBKS. MEDICAL DEP'T., CoxefiBiPT Or'firr.. Edgefi.iM C. TL. S. C., May ISth. 1?6S. TfTR MEDICAL BOARD "iii meot at Edgo (iold C. IL on Monday the 1st of Jun? "ext, fur th* examination of Cptiserlpis, und will re .jiain in eesdiin until the 3d .Juno. TL All are required to r..|,..r? who w-ro provi ou'ly exM'nlno l by the Medical Bo-ird and rc ceived temfinrunj exemptions. ITL Any failing lo ohey this mminniii render themselves li?l?ls to arrest br tho Enrolling Ot? ccr and to bc troat'd n? dene-ters. j. p CAMERON; A*?t. S-irgeon P.-A C.. S.. Chief nf the Enrolling Board T'nnrth Ton. Dist. W. M BURT, Ex. Surg. May "0 2t 20 Head-Quarters, . 7TIT REGIMENT; B. C. M.. OnAMiTP.vii.t.R, Miy Itth, lSft^. PURST*ANT to order? from tho Adj't. and In spector fleneral the Officers commandin? Brat Companies in tho "th Regiment are hereby ordered to hold elections for all OftViri of tho line r?ci?ad hv tho \ct of the Genoral Assembly, on Saturilav, the 30th inst. nn>l report to me s.1 tho Old Wells on Monday T ?owine. They will also return the .mimes aid ages of ?TI males between the ages ,,f 1A and 5?. and 10 nn I ?0. and the dale, of election of all Officers hoi vacated by the aaj.l Act. JO il N" BLAND, "Col. May 20 2t* 20 Brought to the Jail OV this District, on tho Lath inst, a-negr.a man who sara hii mimi ia ll ANDY, and that he belongs *o Miss Harrtet Pinckney, of Charleston, S. C. Handy ?ny? ho runaway from one Mr. Pinckney, residing at Cokesbui in Abbovillo Distric?, and wns on his way to Charleston when taken up. Seid Handy is ?bout 25 years of age, weigh" about 175 pounds, li? aiv. feet one Inch high, very black complected. wo?irs whiskers which aro thin. No particular marks or soars noticed. The ownor is requested to ooma forward, provo property, osy charges and take him away, other* wiso he will be dealt wbh ii the law direct?. L. n. MCCULLOUGH, J.E.D. M- v 20_tf_20 Notice. THE Bourd of fommi-si >ner< of Road*, for tho Lower Battalion. 10:h Belmont. S. C. M., will meet at-Mt. Willing, m Monday tho 1st da'y Juno next. All defaulters th it have refused ?r ?neglected to ?cn 1 their bundi bi tb** Coa?t ot tho la>t call for hands, will appear before the Board to show causa for said def-ult. JOSIAH PADGETT, Chair. May 20 2t 20 Negroes Wanted. WU wrsn to percha* FIFTY LIKELY VOIW? NRGROBS, und uro pr?par.;d to nay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES. We have or, hand a LIKELY WOMAN WITH FOUR CHILDREN which wo will bo please I to sell or exchango for other N>?groe?. GLOVER A SULLIVAN. Jan? tf 4