Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, June 10, 1863, Image 2
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BY 8PIgT,!>T5', D?RISOK ft CO.
The l>yin- Soldier's Last Request.
Br J. u. B.vr.nrcx, OK a-axTncxv.
Go tell my mother" tb?t I die, . .
A ae'n'.ior true anJ brave,
And though no 'ear fr i:< 1er ind eye,
Be shed ?hove n?.y !Tr***e?
Pale eve will weep ?oft dews abuvo
The spo', as from a mo:ber's leve,
And birds for me will mourning fing,
While o'er my gravessweet flower* wOl <priag.
00 tell my father that hi.? son
No tarnish leaves his name,
Fur bim, in age, to look nuoo
With sorrow OT with shame;
That like a hero I bare rt-eJ.
Sutained hy seas? of troth and pride.
And though tay life, my ali I give,
'Iwere better thus, than eine to Gre.
Go tell my sister that her smile "
Make* bdgnt my dying hour
That like the sun te- some len? i sie,
To me its cheering power;
E'en now the past is mme again.
Its memories soothe each sense of pain,. .
As baok tor through the mists of years,
I see ber in youth'B smiles and tears.
Go tell tbe friends my boyhood knew,
The patriot's death is mme ;
The sword I for my country drew,
1 now to them miga. .
'Twere sweet to live, yet I ena die
And ia the grave forgotten be.
To know I have my dutyulooe,
And Bohly life's last triumph wt- ?. ?
Go tell my comrades in the Cold,
I die a freeman's death,
Tell them to wield the ba' !s shield
With life's last iii - --ng brearb ; *
The banner thsA we ? .ie on high,
Still bid it all their !tn f defy.
For where the war tide wii? shall wave.
Is fit to be a soldier's grave.
Oo tell that good man on whose word,
Eseh Sabbath day I bung,
My spirit, to thin hour, is stirred
By bis impassioned tongue ;
Tell h im the learning, wisd- m, truth,
He taught me in my wayward youth,
Is still to me a blower) koon,
That will fruition yield me sooc. - ? '
Go tell the loved one of my lite, '.
Sweet Mary, f?nd and ?rue,
The hope one day to > all her " wife,"
Tho dearest I e'er kne-/ ; .
My last, lan th?.i?;>t o . earth ls given,
To her, ruy inntber, . . 'o Hu rn,
My tatest prayer and ? Iv be,
With her one in eternity.
[AtlanJ* Confederacy.
The Rebelliou to be ( ta-hnl with Cav
alry.
The ar illery of McClellan, .the iron cia !
and turn icu monsters, and *tbe Hoest a nt ,
on tbe planet'* having bobd to "crush tee
rebellion,'" as it was predicted each coulo d -
in a small eVt?n . umo?-.r of days, the Yan
kee* have just il>w discovered that cavalry
in the predestined instrument with which th?
j-b is to be consummated. Ihe raids oi
S?otieman end Grierson have set all pap'-r*
in a blaze ot enthusiasm over the cavalryarrp.
witch rivi even the un oward f"te of Streich, 's
'.xoedjti-i: bas any < Ofcct in terbp?rirg. T?Je
Herald baa tire following on thu "ouce
slighted arm."
From the tone of a lead!1 g edit rial in the
Richmond Enquirer of Friday, which we pni>
lished yesterday- equally prophetic and de
sponding as it is-it is tnnt.i est?, d tii*o. our
cava'ry raids are as much, .f no* nvre, teat' ti
by the enemy than heavy battles, iu woich
who'e armies are engage?!.
The effect of tiieae excition* a? tW
admitted, ?rc telling fearfalfv upon the reb-1
f-trengtb. " Th**y (the Union troop?, can C4u?
much sorrow, and heart break oar people by
expeditions through thinly populated district*
destitute of troops. ' *. They can rob and de;"
moralize us within, pur own birders.'' .* The
more of our mil's, machine shops and rail
roads they will h*ve destroyed, the ra ?re ot
oar national resources they - will have rained
and wasted, and tba. better chane* they will
have (br an irresistible ad vane? at hvu" This
in the description ot the* Coil which is wi nd inp
around the rebt Ilion, given by*? leading rebel
j. m rn-I. " ."* '
In aAJHion to oar special ecfloqnt of Oo'.
Grierson's expedition, w? publish farther ex
tracts to-day from Southern paper? commen
ting on the late raids in fteorgta, ML-sissippi
and Virginia, gbowing bow disastrous they
have been to rebel mtererts, by the immense
destruction of private property, crops^nrlls,
jrun works, railroads, bridges and jroty stores
which bas marked the traci? of our c tva' ry
?Il over these {Pates, as they swept along like
a whirlwind from point to point. Even in the
unsucceaafbl attempt' to reach At ?uta by
Col. tftreight, in which bis whole force was
captured, lt is acknowledged that the result
of bi" movements, M far as he had cone, were
terrible. The destruction of property was
enormous. He deft nothing bat rain and des.
solation ind a terrified population behind
him. An At lau ta paper speaks, with, evi
dent fear, of another raid: now contemplated
into Georgia, the sapposed* object " teing to
destroy the Georgia State Rmd. Everywhere
that our cavalry has penetrated the people
have exhibited every syaiptou of alarm and
terror.
'J has this once slighted sra nf the service
prove1* itself most efficient, and will soon he
more formidable than that of the Sooth, where
cavalry service is almost a natural element
iu thc charactcrof the people, where almost
pvery man ie a trained rider from bis you'h,
Before loDg the names of Storteman. Kilpat
rick-, Baford, Grierson, Averill and other csv
tlrv officers of the Uniou army will beenra?
as famous in tbe Som h BS tooee td" Sto cweV
Jackson, Stunt, ' Mo rr tin -and Fctrfest b?Vi
bee? for som* time in the North, in* deed* o!
daring and brilliancy. And yet at the b mn
ning of the war there was decided] obj?fctr??T
on the part of the Government to increase ol
encourage onr cavalry fore?*. It -was rep'e
Rented that the immense e pense necessary
would not be remunerated by the value o
thia branch of the irmy. It was only tbt
constant pressure of. opinion by experience*.
o(BceP?i'and etd sUi ding .?xample? sei bj
the CAvslry of the enemv, which- finally ft?
d?ced the military ?uthorUi?? tc p?y ?t?CTtiC
to ii , ,
We now s?e how invaluable our cavalr
arm is i" crqihing ORt rebellion, and we hop
j.^at Ifs interest will not oe''oy?rVj*pk?d.' bu
that its organization will" lie still further pushei
forward, until the United Sta'es can boast c
as fine a cavalry force as any country ?'i tb
world.
_-,-? ?
The Richmond Examiner stales that th
amount of Confederate States T-easury note
tearing date anterior to December last, wa
$500.ti<)0,u0?. A 1 of toese, it says, "wi!
soon have been converted into tends, or i
not, will rease to be currency abogerhe
Tuns, five huudred milli'ms of curre.'.ey wi
jje as currency, from exis'enc ; an
the money market be relieved bj tue heavier
depletion ever known in the annals of publi
finance." The notes must be funded bolbr
Auguet. 1, 1??3.
Trow tb? S ou Ch Cardada*;
t. aval t r Raid?.,
Our enemy ace now threatening, ta a?com
plisb their work ot'de*teacrion. ?nd subjiu*?v
lion* by invading uti with an immons*? ca va! ry
force. After trying in vain lo 'ov?rrun our
territury Wltfc otWwhelniing' arm ie*, idled ju
ibis,' they come against "Os with arl ??ron-clad
Beet riet they claimed to be' in vd Meninie,
and boasted that their rama cmdd ; b>? ti Ft rt.
.Sumter dow o without ? brmp . a gun*, hut
ranken and disabled vis?ela how the sad tare
of their vaunted . scheme. . We., gritted this
great victory by knowing ?je^re?qarces and
preparation in time to meet then. They.ure
j now raising very laxgn cavalry loroea, and t?
tend to destroy our Government stores, rail
roads, factories, and the grow ing'crdp?, which
will greatly weaken in.'
The ?wn-fise* o? oar gallant cava!ry in this
kind of warfare, has shown to our fue the
great Taine, of thtc branch of the se rv jct, and
they have already uijide several raide .nd d>
stn>yed. a large amount cf property. .
' The issue ia upon a?, end JKIW . are we to
meet ii successfully ? liv pj?n ia thia,, and I
woodd earueatly urga (unless . some one 'trill
sugg st a better) ii upo? our people aud upon
thooe in author!;)' : ' 'We s bou id organize our
selves rn to c- m fades of ten dr twentymen
each-all v.ho n Main at home and eau fire a
gun-esc:i member to provide himself wuh a
gun and. boree and twenty cartridges,-and to
be alway?'ready. .Most of our.uiea kate
giw?, and it is probable lae Government
cuuld now supply tue, deficiency. Al*": let
them have am tn uni lion, or seH.it to them
cheaper than they eau gel 'it fa ?ra speculat'drs.
These companies sbouid have -onie specified
places of meeting, io case Of arr ahum, and
should thoroughly acquaint themselves- with
ad the thicket* and biding place* aioig the
roads in their n<ri?td>thooda. A booy of Urn
or ti.teen sharpshooters would throw, e-.ivgi
meat of-ca vd ry in io the- ounos? confusion by
Hring on them fm m a place of coucedroeni ;
turn them from their curse or impede'their
progress, thereby bi lowing those parauiog to
overtake and cajjiure them.
1 make these suggestions, nut for the pur
pose oCalanniiig any one, but to get them to
prepare to meet a cai Amity that will most as
suredly come npou many parts of our cu un
try. BRUIfJ?
-? ? ?-:-- .
?'rou (/tc t?o mt do tn har ti tr.
"Striking Distance."
? laboring man feil out with his employer,
and left him in angry mo td Meetiug'a hi:? fel
low laborer, he tdd him he had quarreled
with his boss, and gave him a u good cursing.'*
" Did b -.not recent it ?f" says thcother. " Not
at all,'' was ike r. ply. .* Well, I will giv?
liiw ditto, for he bas treated me badly."
Thinking it would be's ?saf? chance to let ott'
the steam, he commenced an abusive attack
at first -ight. and -in return got A sound drub
bing. He immediately . rep irtt-i. the eade to
bis tri end, who replied u you managed the, o se
very ?badiy ; i didn't curse, him iud 1 got be
yond hit? hearing-in fact L. .think it vpry im
prudent to curse a mau wiitin y uti are within
striking distance."1 ...
When 1 hear a khan ab?aiW 'nie' absent
neighbor' with bard wards', i thr?k he would
say le*s it be was within strikmg distance. '
When 1 bear a man b Awing Of bis prowess
and patriotism, aud denouncing tbe cowardly t
Yankee* with ?ll the strong adjectives ana
nouns to match, that he C4u think, ol', 1 guess i
ne tuigUi p 'ooiuly bc mure usjtd'ul to uu> coun
try, ii be. was within striking distance.
Wuen I see a mail milking great efforts to
get everybody ? li to tue war wniie he linger*
at h.Hm-, 1 think he don't tike to pul himself
tn striking distance.
"rV uen ti O-'ntrressman advocate's mixing thc
Ulick dag, I (biuk he ou*rut to bu Uxtt man
lo oear. it-and ne eine lo put himself WILLI
in striking distance. ' Boa SHOUT.
-? -tr- s>
C?en. Bragg aud thc Young Ot&ecr.
The tb-low ng shows that though Geu-ral
b^agg knows bow to sel his lace as a Mi tt in
toat'en of discipline, he also kuows how to
sympathze with the tender seuiimeuis ?nd
lo applaud a delicate sense ol honor :
A correspondent uf the Mobile Advertiser j
writing troru Siiclb;, ville, say?.:
Aa officer in (venera! Bragg's army had ob
tamed a abort ?e?ve ot absence to penna uim
to go home and attend io peraout? interrsta
demanding his presence.. Bet?re bis lime ol
ab ie a ce had expired, lie. req'Kwled. a further
leave of absence, tor .thirty nays, and prom
ised to return a better sold u r than be bad
ever been befure. His request was approve?!
by the various officers in command over bim.
who koew nitn to be a true abd tait brui man,
and htm':y by Gen?tal Bragg. BJure the
thirty tiay^ time grunted bad ex p. red, be
again forwarded a communication derril g a
atilt further ?eave, ld is o Ulcers wt te ??ton
tabed a ' bis i.wpuocuc > ? ana audacity,, au?
eaeu oue tn turn through whose nauds it"
passed/narked it * disapproved-'', B-;tore the
commuutcatwn reached army headquarters,
(xenerd Bragg waa the recipient ol a letter
from this effie r, who stated that 'be lind mad?'
apphrratku for further leave, and g-we as his
reason that while our army waa fur.her ad
vanced he had become eugaged to a young
lady from whom, he had ret-fuyed a, fetter,
wh.ca he enclosed. .This delicate missive
contained a fad and touching farewell to the
young officer who had gained her' affections.'
6he explained that since the enemy had
gaii.ed her homestead, they h&d de^troy d her
property, taken ewTTjring from her, aid wert
mgh made be" penniless.- ....
Wheo she had engaged herself to ber lov
er, she WM th? oosseasor of property, and wa*
indifferent ciitvaautances. With thin state
of things existing, bord (ts abe felt would b?
th? trial to her, abe had determined to trete*??
th? object of der affections from an ahgaga
ment made in her prosperity. Thia nobe
ia: ssl ve was co acned ta such loving and gen
tle, r hougb prudent and touching language,
thai it might well have drawn tears from the
iron Warrior to whom it waa presented. The
officer added that the misfortunes of bU affi
anced had ody the more audeared ber to
hin., and this raanifeatatien of her disinter
ested lore and spirit bad ody inspired a
stronger dlectiou for so uoo'e a woman. II?
desired a still father holiday that be might
go to> her and marry ber, proving that nia
love was aa paro as ber own,' and by making
her bis wife, et dov* bia properly upon her in
case be was made ide victim of a bildet. Gea.
j Bragg ?exit di rec ion? to bia bureau officer to
send bim tho communication, so soon as it
should arrive^atid regardless of the endorse
ment of .' duSpproved,'" made by officers ana
ware of th? ci rc LI ni utan ces, be marked it
'.Granted for thirty day?." Mid. aiirjorei&rl
upon the Jettarj - ibu lady ia worthy th?
best L iW bravest 4<. Wlerj awi from wu?? ? '.-Q
^..?^jJOtt^-wcfft?f of the-iauy.
BHAXTON BU AG G.?
To DYE SjbF.fcH'No.-Tal?e a quantity oj
n-ji-pberfieSj squeeae out the juice dud to each
cupful of the juice acid one cupful ot vinegar ;
p?t in a ora*, or tin kettle, put your yarn II!
Warm waiter, squetn-'it out, tbeu put it in lb?
dye^and let \l bo 1 ssnnigly about thirty min
ute;, or nnt'.l it receives the proper co.or.
W YXNTO'N.
The writer of the above baa shown us t
child's stocking dytd after the ab -ve recipe
Tuough it bus been worn and waabed, it P.
tains a deep and banttsom", aud apparent!]
penna; e?t .scarlet, collor. indeed ii as pretij
a color for children's wear as any we have ev
er seen.
The friends nf Vailaudighum, in Ohiit
aro HI ill actively engngid in electing county dele
gates fnvorable to his nomination for Qoveroo
by the Demoorany, an i are succeed m g well;
, J FT** th* South Carolinian.
The Preis, Railroad, ?c.
The world bus derived benefit? ofincslca
.lab!?\?lue from theiarlnertce ir the pre**.,
lt Cia be the very best friend or the .wo/st
toe to any enterprise. All persor's In thin
. vicinity--in the Vicinity of Edgeftld, Ham
? burg and Angosta-can but appreciate- andi
.applaud the tnt>tiv.e that pTotnpts these lines.
lt io the importance ot the railroad being
built between Augusta and Colurmbia. Thiel
is no time lo wait the action of ? rgauizatiuna
jet to be formed and "put -o working order.
W^at is needed ? -Kot wealth ; not libera ityv;
not patriotism; butaction---j)?impr,j7raotieat,
material action. A tnovern?utln the presji
Las commenced this year. Let the ball be
tept in motion. Let each iee! that he has the
work to do, ?cd that a responsibility rests QII
the rich that mast be met. Columbia will do
her fart The Coombia and Charlotte Rail '
i road Company will take- hundreds ot thou
sands worth o? stock. What will Augusta
do ? Will she make a move and act with her
wealth ? , Thia road wiH reduce seventy-five
miles of transportation, and troops, caa be
transported with astonishing rapidity. The
Dunville Road will reduce many miles 'and
st?rten travel. Hesitate no- longer.' Lot
Columbia, Augusta and Nor th Caro! in a de
' termine to build this ro d. Act.on is all that
is needed, lathe name of the .s^ldier-iu
the name of our country, that we hold d ar
eat on earth- let TJie work go, forVard wirti
rspid -trides.' Let'the" Angus a,' Edgefield
and North Carultua papers assist tn tao-cali*). '
I believe the'road eau be built We twow
! no ?-neb a word as tail- when We are deleit
mi ced in a nobie cause.. .
A. c. E. a.
? ? . .- 1
From the Abbevi'K? Pre^/' '
. Public ftte?fl?f iii'Grisehwood.
GaEKSWof D.'May 22, ISGJ.
. At a meeting of the citizen* of Greenwood
and vicinity, ladies and gentlemen,- eared for
"the purpose bf faking ?-tepe towards tbeere-.-*
tioo ol a card factory, Rev. S. D.-nnely was
called to the chair, and J. JL Tarrant, j
appoioted to act as.Secretary. . . ?
The Chairmau opened the meeting w?te
prayer, and then explained the object of ?be !
meeting. That it was to devise nome p?an
by which cotton carda maj be manufactured
?nd rarnishedto the- fayniries around u1 at a
much cheaper rate-than- at present ; tba*, it
was to be a indies eu lerp ii- e ; and that il.
was to-be-free from ali ? peculation.
After some remarks the following r?solu
tion was adopted : ?
Resolved,. That tho factory propos?e, shall
be an entirely benevolent institution, the ob
ject of which shair be to 'tarnish cotton cards
at cost.
O? motion;
'Resolved, That a Committee of Seven l?e
appointed to ascertain the probable experrSe
-ot puttmg- such a factory -in onecatiou, and
the. probability of collecting uut?iuieut finds
for ibis purpose, aad report to'this meeting
at ait early day.
Said committee werv instructed to r- port a
draft of a' constitution and by-laws Tor the
futan govern mei IL of th? institution. Thf*
- committee* Were also instructed to pob?shthe
proceedings of this meeting in the daily p a
p.:r>, and te solicit contributions to-the en
terprise.
The following peraons were ??'-yu-d io cc'n
st tute said cornurirtee: Rev. S. fymnrAy,
C-iirman; J. R Tarrant, h).<q., G--u. Jauies
Gil man, Jumes Creswell, Allen Vane-, Ur.
Charlea R. Moseley, L. D. Merri--.-....
Tho mtvtiii^ tuen adjourned, to meet at.
th's p ace ou Friday, the ?iKh instant, ut I?
o'clock.
The committee would call the Attention of
the public to the fact that this is to be a
I strictly benevolent institution and a patriotic
enterprise, whose object it s?mil be to fur
nish cards to families at the simple cont oj'
production, thc capital being airfnrnish'cd by
voluntary contributions. Aud m-.w, that .the
enterprise is found iii an urg'tfiu-d Mate,
with a committee tu receive coutr.butions and
make arraugemeuts for puning the establish
ment in op- ration, wu, The members of -aid
committee,.do hereby invite all the ?riend-i of
the cause to fiend in their contributions a'
once to' the Chapman, or some mern ber of
t. e cemtirirtte. giving their names nod pot
office t'ddress, dwiociiT,' ad of wbicU shall be
caiviully recorded, lugvlher with the sums
received... . - i
We would here ?'ate that Mr. ?. L Ker
rison, of Columbia, a gentleman ve;j favors
bia to IIHJ enterprise^ ria* jdnarly ordered two
card making machine*, with toa view ul fur*
me ii i i! g tu ela to this asmjeUtiua, What will
bc the acttial w)-tof*urh machrnery, now
tnat freights and exchange ure so very high
the c .m'mittee ar? not.now prepared to jay^
We fee' as-urvd. UuweVbr, tbfiL wnen toe capi
tal is furnished to-buy.antiimport the .ma
chinery, the car?-s an be uiLn'-ed at a very
moderate expense. Como theil,.one ?nd all.
lend a helpi ng baud a' once to titi* ?uteri ri ie,
that we muy be ready t-? go to work as noon
as tbe machinery eau be golttn from Europa.
Time is money, and especially s.> in inn* '?.al
ter whrtn tue cotton factories cannot pusiuoiy
supply tfha d^rnand for cloth, aud when <rardi*
t|re troiu S2d to 8.40-? emir.
...... J.R.TARRANT, Secretary.
The Mob;!-? Remisier says the fall in the
?prices, ui provisions is beingxealijed, and the
numb ig of boarclij.is bei nj exploded, and u
^'oing tho way of its predecessor panie* nbout j
arma and powder, ?c. The fact is, there is a '
vitality iu our cause Which has d?fit-1 "-'I
arms of lhe national enemies, the frights 0i
papic makers, and the''" devilish 'cupidity of
extortioners. -"The Confederacy riles gpintjrv j
above them al!, ?Hr1 marohea ? a tn iu tau- !
ny nuder such abalo of patriotic faith and he
roism as bas never 1 ?afore bighted a young na
tion to acknowledged independence and se
curity. . The great .iinaginary dangar is past!
We have plenty to eat, and heaven (miles
upon us iq the rich promise of abundant har
vests. Bread is going dow:'.,r.i,d meat is grr
ing down. The qour sp.-'caU'?r W?o holds
on to his monopoly of thc staff of life for
thir?y days longer will ? go antler" b-youd
tiie reach of redemption, and :-.|l the friends
of huruaaity will pronounce apon Ute justice
of the retribution an emphatic '' amen."
-?.?.-. ?.,
"Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself'.'
A merchant in Macon, Georgia, who bad
just finished unpacking his go -ds, stepped, to
the door and looked (or- some one whom he
might employ to take the empty boxes into
his backyard, .Seeing two little boys, paeaiug,
be asked thom if they wau ted a job, ?.id tofu
thr-m that- they frhould hav?' a quarter a pioce
wh*? nw '-.??d, Tuis very wuah delight,
ed toe boys, and they set to work with such
alacrity that they had finished befori sun
down, anci wifb smiling faces presented thcin
?i lyps. before th? couiiiej lor paytUuut. Tho
?nerc?ant p'raised their industry, and opeu
iug his cash drawer began turning about the
coins to find the two quarters he needed tor
tbe little hoys} but it so happened tlmt there
wu-i but one quat ter in the drawer, and so he
pave this to one of Hie laos, ana to the other
one he gave three dimes, as the nearest he
could Cutne to me Changa The little fellov
who received the thirty cents.ofl'.red to bring
; back tue change, but the merchant told nita
. to keep it. . He thanked the genl lem?n, and
j- then, as they passid out, one of tbe clerks of
the store heard the generous toy say io bis
companion ;
" VVe'l, Johnny, we will go and buy some
marbles with the five cents, and divide th to
between us, for we worked just ulike, and it
. is not fair ihatl should have more pay th .u
you." Now, youqg reader; was not thia's
noble boy-generous as well as just V
Ccceral..!?pwi^9ni8.
"Qr*" The vanitj of face ia beanUful'y illustra
ted by th? little fact that a splendid portrait of
j tb? roLui Pi em de ot has just been published iu
Paris, with ucis inscription; "M. J-, Duv.aa,
I President of ?South America."
??f- The French Aliuatur at Washington re
cently dined with ?ccreiaiy Sewn.ro. Ar table
tb? Frenchman said to the darky w .iter ! " (aire
tue se vin-nigre." " bah," indignantly replied tue
servant, " I am no niggah ! I am a cuLud geminen
ob de American scent."
JPiT" The p;<kets e. both armies have been
prohibited i g io the Ha, pabauuock, because
it is believed that improper information bas been
g h en by them in their friendly visits to each
other.
.' ?iSr A Cincinnati dispatch reports that Presi
dent Davis replied to a dispatch of Gen. Bragg
with regard to Vall?ndigham, that if bo took the
oath of allegiance to the Southern Confederacy
to receive bim, and if not, to send him back.
1ST A correspondent of the Chattanooga Sehet,
writing from Bragg's army, s*ye that Genend 1
Breckenridge's DivLdoU hus been broken up, aud
tba piece? rea tte ri d. He and bis st J LT ?lib ene
ef the fragment.?, have boen rent to another Heid
of labor.
_ 'Raw*. Brigadier General James A. Walk?r, pi"
Pulaski county, lute Colonel of the Thirteeuth
Virginia Reg me.it, bas beenfssigned to the oc'm
mand of the Stonewall Brigade. Ueneral W.
w?fit Into ?enrice ns Caption of company C, in the
tth Virginia Regiment.
XStT Tba Kew York journals nut? the apathy
with which tho news of the recent battles w?s
received in that .city. The Herald says that the
rrow8papcrrt extras, containing tho exciting ac
counts, were sold in much fewer quantities than
in any previous case of the kind. Almost simul
taneously with ibis nows tbero was a prize fight
on the Chesapeake, between two noted bruisers.
The descriptions of that were s ught with avidity,
and the war.aew* neglected.
.?&* The country through which the extended
railroad fr m Danville, Va., to Greensboro, K. C.
passes is nrodactive in respect to its agriculture,
rieb in mineral wealth, and in a high degree pic
turesque and healthy.
fi& It is said that the tremendous repulse and
slaughter of tba- Yankees at Vicksburg on Sunday
was due to a stratagem of General Pemberton,
who uiade-a feint of evacuating part of his works,
J when tb? enemy rushed in, only to be met with
immense slaughter from artillery placed so as to
take chem with a raking fire.
psf Chattanooga dates to the 3rd says : " Cred
itable information received here states thal Ko
sen cr tnt has commenced fulling buck from Mur
frevsboro tu the forificatiocs in Nashville. . Ibera
is no doubt of bis having sent Urge reinforce
ments to tirant. Brigg's army is on the qui C/M
and.rei.dy to M low;
A correspondent informs tho Knoxville
Rogisjldr finit a few d*ys since in Lo County, Viw,
near, the Teni.efsecline, a tory, who bad eiandbr
ed the aiwiow of u deceased Confederate soldier, I
woe lied up by some half a dozen indignant
w-iioeu, and rei-eive<l twenty stripes. The wouieii
who administered this wholesome uduiunilioa
wore soldier?' wives and widows.
I rom Virginia.
UitiiuoND. June ?j - The latest relurn* in
dict1 e In? election of-wc-Governor Wm.
budla ns Governor and Samuei Price, Litu
tetiarit-bovernor. Four member* nf ihr? laa
Co'.gress, -*ho wen* candidate* for re-election,
nave been def-nled, viz: Garnette, L; i?Hf?,
Butler a d lJreston. - -
The Trtdegar Works are again in lull blast.
The mtUtMiuuiy destroyed by ti.e late ti.e h.tv
lng been replaced, they eau now turu . out
g.ins rapidly.
Prank P. B air, jr.. bus been arrested on a
c?ia;gc uf larceny. Tue itivest'gatLu has
bcijii postponed.
VrJltubligtiam, in an fid-'re-^s to the Democ
racy o'" Gmo, from tbe military prison tn Oin
cirittatn, May 22, declared that he should re
cognize alU giat.ee to hi* Own State and G v
eruni?ut wueresoeVi-r be may h.-, a- bu ding
in all Ulinga ju>t tue natue as it be rc?i.ai..ed
upon ber soil.
.. IMPORT MACHINERY-We co'diit'ly adopt
tbeJulluwing irotn the Lynchburg Rtpnb lean:
0'ie vessel freighted with the right kind ri
machinery, adapie 1 to manutactiiriig* par
poses, W'iQld be worth Uiure to our cause, than
all the caito.?es, sheetings und Ya'ikee tswot
that have been brought into tb-jc-untry. Mi
?cttineTy for manufacturing cott n and ^o ile i
good* imported in large quantities would aid
tlc cause of inde eti-iniice directly.. We .nave
an abundance of COttOO and Wool, arid if the
machinery could beh-id, manu fact, ines WuiiM
sprinc up in every direction. If we made
'*co4rae g->od', we wou'd wear tbs product* of
our own looms, and learn th? prim nv?; babe a
ot doing without finery. The machinery tor
piper mi I* should relieve a want now more
ielt thin at first., and likely to increase tn it*
inconvenience. We ?ope tu hear tU.it the at
ttvjiion ol bl0cl5a.de runners is callo-1 to this
want of our Country, aud ibat they will make
the attempt to fill tr. . ,
--0 ? ?-'
A ROUGH DUMONJI-The following para
! gVaph, which wa. clip troon a late Yankee par
{ per, pre- uta u very rough diamond ?'r
Z . yesterday, a large, red-faced woman,
witD a porter? load ol ?xpensive finery Up n
ber per*vn, eaterid the Ingest Jewelry store
In New York, and enquiring for diamonds, a
magnificent a-ojorcneut of rings hrocie<, ear?
? ring*,.necklaces, ?c., were ppread before her.
1 From these sue selected throe thousand five
: bnudred dollar* worth w?ic i she requested
I might be sent to nor house with the bill. The
eierk would lind btr husband at hom?, see
?aid, and ue would pay tor tboai. A pen a;:d j
a. card were banded to her, mid she was rc
ques.tod to wri:e her address. She hesitated,
her broad lace turued from red to eriltaoa,
and finally, in great confusion, she made her
mark (a big cr j? ) on the card, ned tossing
itto tue salesman, said "Tharl I hain't lime
to write, but I guess he'll kuow that." Tb?
illiterate quteu of diamonds was a Govcrn
nienl coatractor's wife.
No MORE SI-PSTITUTES.-The^Colarnbii"
Enquireft ?helbyville correspondent, writing
under date ol 27tb ql^., aays 11 ??""
- X^t^day e^bningj?rafees parade, an or
aler waa Tead from tba Secretary of Warr di
reciiug that no ?ore Bubstitutea will ba M
re^elvtjd into the a<my, only nv \k? ?g?w?t
of the GenorajU; ?o?o??n?lng tbe variou. de
f^^mcnta, Tmoat confess that I never m
All'my life witnessed *<u'\ learning faces
"rh?? lue orrler wasanuouueed. Approbation
of the order was gem-.rnl ; and I have yet to
.'iud the first man in our brigadu who disap
prove* of if,
Tnoae that know tithing of the practical
workings of the aubaUuite system, can ibrm
no conception of the magnitude of tbe evils
resulting to the anny by ita operations.
Thanks to power* that he, the terrible incu
bus that has depressed the beartE of our
brave soldiers has at length been removed,
and the soldier at hi* country'* call, who left
hts penniless wile aud children to the cold
charities of tho world, or to eke out an exis
tence the best way they could-he who has
endured privations, sufferings, hunger, thirst,
physical and mental agony, for his count ry's
goxl and welfare-will be r?M??\cet] (fl k.uow
ffjat which was'an odious distinction between
classes of the human family has at last been
partially, removed.
I Arrest of Edie.
' Thc n^C'imond papers contain s full occoun
ul t? e arrewt of Janies A. Tildie,- who recent!
abscOLUed hum CharleKon with ?l8,O0O ii
fui dn belongil g : o J. il lay ?ur. r.nq., bi
employer n Charleston, j&'ie bad tor tw
I week* beeu! enjoying bim.-.eii -iox uriou>ly a
' ibe barroom-*, gaining huns- e, und ulnar pi.-te
ol Benauali ly, lo lue. great deligtti ol' etrndrj
! new made malu aud- h male fneadn, and tu
; satialuctioii ul most of the bar keepera wbi
j.Wuoia ?e accidentally came ui contact wi tb
i ii? was at Iciig'b suspected,, aui tbe officer
folk-wed t!ini u* viiouse ot bad repute when
I thi-y fou lid him in une ol the topmost rooms
I w ita a couple ofpilows under bim, ukiug i
j quiet nap. He Had invented $?8,000 in bani
j bills, au?i waa preparing to start fur Europe
' He Lad oe?ii rjerau.ed by a fair enchantress
wno L<x? -resolved tb accompany him, ant
wuo,.tu prevent nis going without her, bat
got p"'8*e*triO? of bin papers. His cuWef is i
Conspicuous iHusirationof the cons?quence
of lit?i babita aud evil associations.
The Latest from Lincolndem.
" RicuitoMj,J.uae ?.-NorLbera dates of.thi
SI mutant Lave been received,
j Official adviCea from Vtclc'burg on tm.29 J
indicate' LO change ia the state of affairs t. ere
but the; pro-pee t s'ol*" Grant are s?li ?ucoura
feing"-' '*''. ' * "
* i ue gunboat Chicinrmtl wa* .sank by tb<
rebel be-trenes on th* 26 h; Federal loss c*ei
twenty killrd ami irouuded.,
Grant is m i tiing s-'tne rebol works.
VSilt-ou'a Z-uaves nave ?left New Dr) an:
on li.eii- way, nome.
Burnskie hus prohibited the circulation v
the-New York World and Chicago Times ii
his department.
..Li.cuni, in speaking of military ppexatioO?
io,.Mississippi, said he expected tbe best re
sults, but ?Tis prepared for th? worst
An arrival fK?m Havana brings a report o
the capturo of Puebla aird the WJeJe ?Vi-.xi'
Can ai my rr; toy r'reneb torc??, on Lue ?7l?
May. - ltufcreaiiug particulars are given of tat
capture. _ , .
Tue Captain nf the French steam trautporl
Finintcj rc, v.'i*o um ved at New .York .from
Vera Cruz ou the 10ti, doubts-theleport, and
says the latest n?Wa from Puebla waa up tc
lue time uf bis*departure on the loth", ?her,
the French held half of the city, the Mexi
cans tue other hall. ' The lutter are strouglt
fortified.
In. the battle of Champion Hills, (Vicks
burg.) the 24th Iowa, made up tatgely o!
clergyiueu, known as the '"Preacher's i?egi
meui*' was nearly annihilated. The rebel"
Jou?ht with the most reckless gallantry..
A regiment of Georgians retused to retreat
ur surrender, when Gen. Hovey charged the
cresr, and five-sixth were ??llcd where they
? too? J.
G EX. Muht.AN.-Thu gallant-, soldier has
beeu turned loose, it is said, with instructions
io report to no oue hut Gen. Jouostou. We
have the first ir.iitsof the movement in the
following despatch from Morgan himself, da
ted Mofineel!Ky'., May 12tb. 8 a. m. :
"J have met the enemy, 10,000 strong-thc
cavalry notier Woolnit d, tut* i nfai.tr v under
Gciicral Carter-and tmve repui-stxi them
wirb Heavy iia-tS. i hey .remaUni aavus the
Cu tub -dtMidgloavi g meir baggage, ctiup
rqiiipug*?, etc., lu my hands. They 1 ,sl th ne
hundred drowned while ou>siiig the river.
I um on the Held cntrying le?d Yankees. My
I .??'.- is lighr, cou-sidtirmg two days' engagement
Wheat, IJitiic) , Oats and Kye.
Tu Uiuiccr* in Gc.trji' i, Kurth Caruiiint, .SoM.'A
Caruli.ni, ut ung Southern State.
The Board uf Direct rs <>f thu -8-uth Curoli
o? Ins.itute " will awaid Premiums f?r cipc-ci
men: uf the Crop now maturing, as stated below,
tu he forwarded to this eily in merchantable order,
und uut latfi than thc loth July next. Samples
will be carefully taken uu receipt of the respective
speciui.ii.6, and be submitted to impartial and
oinpetent judges for decision.
Jh? Flour aud Grain will then be sold wit boat
delay, free of commission, for the benefit of the
owner, v ir. :
For the best flve barro: P of Wheat Flour, or
th>ii qu mtity in sacks, premium...?.850
For tho f?cond best tire barrels of .Wheat
Flour, or that quantity in sa*Ks, premium.25
For the beat single barrel of Wheat flour, ur
that qu ?utily insaeks, premium.IC
For thu second bent Bingle bri.'. 1 of Wheat.
Flour, or that quantity in sacks, premium.S
For the bunt len bushels Barley, premium.IC
Fur the second best ten basbela Hailey, pre
mium .........................?*.JB
Pt.r rhe bust ten bushels of Outs, premium.lit
Fur the seound best ten bushels of Oats,
- premium -.-.......i
F--r tue best 'ten bushel* Ky -, premium.. ..10
For the second bebt ten bushels Ry e, p'eraiuuj ....>
Ibu barrels or sacks to ba distinctly marked
with the nomo of brand of the farmer, bis Post
oHiee, County or District, and tba Mijl where the
Flour was prepared mast be stated by latter, when
the shipment is advised, and, if convenient, a de
scription of the seed planted, sad the product per
sore, is doored, .
The consignments and letters to be addressed
to WM. KiaKWooD, Esq, Vice President South
Carolina Institute, Charleston.
W. M. LAWTON.
President South Carolina Institut?.
WILMOT Q, D?SACSSOBE, Seor?tiry.
$60 Reward.
IWILL give tbe usual rewurd of $ ?0 each for
the appr?hension and delivery to me ha Camp
ot tho furrowing n im d de-crters from Company
D, 0cb ?. C. Kei?meot, Jenkins' Brigade :. Private
JOH.V FORD, WUO darted May. the 5th, 1*G2,
aod Private BENJAMIN KIMDtlELL, who de
serted September, Itt?h, Ii5?.
Said JOHN FOBD is 22 years old, 6 feot 8
hoke? high, blue oyo?, light bair, dark cumpiaz
ioa. He lives four miks Ea?t of Graaiteville.
BENJAMIN K IMC KELL ia 25 years, old, .6
foet 10 inches high, bluo eyes, dark hair, fair
.Miwinlexion. Ho livws at l?a?h Paper MtIir..
By order Jons BRITTO?, OOL Commanding Otb
S. C. Regiment.
ROBT. 6. LANHAM,
CapL Co. D, 6th S. C. V.
Camp near Franklin, Va-, May 2;d,.'C3. 4t*t3
$200 REW^^.
n\NAWAV vt wtoloQ from mt oh Saturday
1? night, 30th May, my Negro woman KITT?
Ad-her three chlldrsa BILLY, ELL KN and PAT
Kitty hi about <t0 years old, upper Iront teeth oat
Billy 20 years old, low, be**y-'Mk a^.loit "Vi)
front upper1 teeth. EJleft 18 "Vsaw ora, vi.rS
UWj. M HidEn'tj^W likely boy. f;
M?P the1*/ wire decoyed off tw y't'y? hutbacc
a? ho ls runawat-.. ws? rafted in Bollock oi
Bsaa*??-' county, Ga. Ho ie no doubt Diskra| hil
way in that direction. Elias, th? tuiband o
Kitty, is a very bl,>cki ?U'ky looking fellow. It ii
probublo they will change their names, or the'
Uiay have passes.
The above reward will bo given if they are de
livered to any jail so that I can get them. My ad
dress is Fruit Hill P. 0- EdgeOeld Dist., 3. C.
FRANCIS W. ROACH.
Jnno 3_2t? > 32
Notice.
DICK CH EATHA.tl will stand the ensn
ing SPRING SEASON at Edgeflold CH
ou Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays aud Th?r?
days,-at Harmon Gallman's the remainder e
the week. He will lomnicnoe his Season first c
February and end tbe 1st day of July. He wi]
remain at his Suhle until first of March -afte
that time he will alternate..
Twenty-bye P.qHac's will be^pcharged forth
Scaaon. ' T do pot desire him to go* to more tha
sc van ty-fi vu Maro?.
H \t pedigree ls known to the breeders in E Igt
field. THOS. G. BACON.
May 0 2m IS
fEDOEFI?LD FEMALE
a t?f **? . order ironi tba Ordinary f e util proceed
j Ex to sell on J.T.?SDAY. the Tth July ??.xi,
t j ?t Urn premises, e--mmeaeiiJg a* ll ..'cloek, A. M".,
* the above-named property belvnstog ta uie- Es
j tate i-f John JL Gv?ltney, <ii<r'd.
^ J. Th^ property . nljraoos n LOT Of ?OCB
" ACRES, the MAIN BUILDING,constructed tor
1 the accommodation ot' Boarders, a? well as ?i.b.
-?ample Soho?] Booma, and all ncccaiMj UU'f
?J BUILDINGS, with a well of fine water, uippliud"1
9 j ?it? a g?od puup. AU the buddings new and m
! ' gu? J J.ild.doIL.
j Als", will be ?nid-nt the same tim?, tb? Srh.?il
, : "R?-.nj and t?<rosch d-.? FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOV*E?\ le.
I wi'l alsn sell a separate lot of ONE ACRE
OF L AN?)-adjiduin* the School lot Alu?,
TKO One Hors? WAGONS, agu?d SADDLri and.
BRIDLE, a emili.lot of HOGS, one exeeRent
Milk COW, Carpenter^ .Tvuls, a small Lot ut
Paints, Garde? Tonis, Ac'
Tbe Ju?ding js v.li located and ereil, suited for
a Bonding Schooi The tn-A nU ury ot' tb?
School, lt? present parr?n ige, and t?e necessities
of a la.?? community ??rv ? ?urauec (bat oom po
tent T wnw era wilt ha.t? ao opportunity to malte a
sofe u?j<t profitable in .est me LI. J *
. Tcriuj, uiaio known VD d&y of sala. 1
. . - , A, <*? TE AG UK, Agen t for
, ' f ^ Air*. Lao) Gwsiinev, Ex'x. ,
^ay ff ;' ! " - ?i_ 21
r TTTf iTKAX N?Vf 1 CF*.Tilted b?fate . me
r 1 [Ci by Muses Harri?,.linng: within toree mile?
oi uie Pine Houi?, Edg? field Distrier, a bi?ck
mar* MULE, supposed- rob?2(1 jea-s ?ld, brand
ed on tee lei. steulaer With C'S, and spprklstd si
*t?. ' A. .TONES, M. E. D.
May to- - - ?? a*ai_21
fl&'T.'o have bern autborsied by the frlMirfa oi
W. F. D.U1U303, Eiq., to announce buna Candi
dates foi le-c'ie.ioii to the effiee -of Ordinary ot'j
'?.i i f<? D' .iel, at die ciiruiug election.
/ v-.'J, ?ia - JS
jfc#*W? : ve ttutb? '.od by the friends of Hr.
JACO ?i ?HJIET ir r ..?ounce him a Candidate
for Tax Cdleci.r al . e rimalnx eiention.
May t?_te . 21
SUNDRIES.
,-AA SACKS ?. ?C. S A LT, old and drv
iJW iO Live mool SA Ul ;
i,)0 Buis. \. ( . J- >,()l K ;
130 .. aud Hall Jtfb'e. N. <>. Syrup:
IOU ?oxee Fiije i. ietrinE TOli V? X u ;
50 bbl*. Apple amt Peach K randy;
10 ..' Fme < orn Htsiakcf ;
MALAGA and PORT WINEj
CHERRY BRANDY a?i CORDIALS :
BOTTLED LIQUORS and wrNES ;
41 Meg- BI-VP.O. ?Ul)A.
RICE. ?SAL, . FICES, Ac, Ac
Tngctiier with a good assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES,-uu band and ft* sale by
Ai STEVENS.
Augusta, Ge?.
May 20 ?ra 20
Barley vv anted.
SAAA il TS H Fl, s HARLEY wanted it
\Fv^7 Any quantity fr m ene bushel upwardr.
t.>r ?vbinb tb? hirbuKt marget priste will he p >i?L
on doti very atmy Brewery, Senator** Hill. Ham
burg. <*. C . J*. COB- KAUPPRR.
May 20 im ? ' * . 20
Fi? v? u?? <>?>. :> 1 ? at?ek ?.r mci
'OM ' li "i . ' '. . b'oti ?f from- a t.
- <r ."I . . . ' J ' . .--ir1 P; nev Faint
. ' . ' 'o. o' PARLO" UF..*?rrRK
M .. rT 'ii ' LLE", WRttL-'ti tABLhri
HF L-l- J". . Wulnuf-ffJ 2DTtOBf..<
Uti/.IF . a i-w a '\*3SK*. ft' r'.l ardab
u .M M) io .> in e i d .'e linc, mu ; ol
na timm ?UP
And will 'i? ol.- I - / for guutl pajier when lt?
cash is no*, to-iv . .'.
Emi?l C v?es!
I p >o . ' :,r,ini <ud s t-K ?f Mahogany
0 i ' ' CO rJ . ?l-.i, Cove>eil RM?S? Led
I'tU . ... ' . .": 1; Iriuiuied, at $20.
17 * . " I ts . ' . o . ip not ?irer a day.
?.?'".-. J i ' ) ? iir.v, on band read*
u < j. M. WITT.
M?r lO " tf 10
S59 Bi Mr > . ir, Ga.,
W? uJM i.Mfr!
MY PARTICULAR A . Y.'LTJ ION will h.
gitan tu the Rep*'.! nf ^7ATCHES,
UUOOKS and ?L'WBLRY. ffv cflbrt will V
made to Kfep-up my exren-'ra fynerff of
. , ;?PPCTACLES
io ?ult every ?efeet of risien,
Tli* bpb.:.ce oi m> dtook of CLOCKS, ?ANCT
(>'00*?a, i'LA?BD WAKE, Ac, aili te uold lo*
FOR CASH ONLY. ' * '
Angusta, J~?B'Se tfv" -'S'
Negroes Wanted.
WE'WISH fop-c'Sa-wriFTY lAKBi*
XP?GHOE?, md r e prepared
to pay the HIGHEST CASH H?ICl'S.
We hare on h. --: a LIKELY WOMAN WITH
FOUR CHIEOri; ?: ??iiicb wa win be pleased to
Svdl or exe ban ge IUT e'h'?r I-?erroes?
toLOVEB A SULLIVAN.
Jan 28 tf 4
Administrator's Notice.
AU. person harl?g MDT demmds against fbe
r Estate of John A. Crowd-.r, decoased, .are
retested to press?t them ta the aabferftW on or
before tbe 20ib Ja y text, ss on that dav a0n*J
settlemeat will be nada ia tb? Ordinary*. OCEke.
Also, ?ll r-er?. us Indebted to said Ektate are fo
llett ed pay pp by that tirr.r.
0, M. SPCA KM AN, Adm'cr.
May * ^ _ im__JT8 '
Notiee.
LL pcr?o* "bavlofi; claim*- against the" Estate
_ of Wi'li.i Whittle- tr., dee'd., are requested
to present diem duly attested aecordinsr tu law.
A. WHITTLE, I
6. CROUCH, j Ad 0T
Mar * ?rn? r' ?
A
Notice.
ALL peons indebted to the E"iaJeof Winfrey
Whl'ieek, deoesstd, are requested io make
tiuyiaeru forthwith. Now is the ti trie t* par debra.
GEORGE WHITLOCK. Adm'i T, '
May 27 _ 6;_ 31
Notice,
?LL persons |f>>vcblod to tba E.tat? ef Elisa
beth Wnid'wlt, il??ei<?ad, are ..requested to
e pajmeub for ta wi; u . tbose having olslme
against the Esleta will pr**enii 'h?? properly
attested. ff^fg^ j AdmW
May ? ' ' ; ?t ' ?
Notice.
SLAVEH0LDER8 of th? Uwer Pattalten, 9tb
Regiment. VTill appW M Red HUI. OB Prlily,
tua Hth June tart ? lo ihow enuia, If My, why
they did Bot seed their bar.-fe to the coast at lue
last colt to labor on thc publlo defences.
B.'T. MI MS, Ch cir. Board.
_JuneJ,___?L
Salt, Salt!
CALL at. the Hamburg Po?t OfBee ind buy your
SALT, In 8adlls or iieroes, at the lowest
market prides. ,, . , '
Also, on hand. Cnnfed?mte and Knglish Letter,
PAPER, und ENVELOPES, STEEL PENS, Ac.
R. L. ?ENTRY.
Hamburg, May 27_4t_ti
Notice.
?N oberlienee ?A urrlera from Regimental IToad
quarters, I herehj notify all menbers of my
comm*n<L on sie't or wounded furlough, that tboy
will hereafter be required to furnish Confederate
Surgeon certificats ?if disability, regularly. All
those failing to c'omnly with the above nodce, will
bc considered as deserters, and treated aceoiding
lv S. HARRISON, Captain,
Com'd'g Co. A, "th S. C. Rog't
June 3, ? "
Toy Mo* ..in,
II"XKY B. GALLMA?..
KAT KA MY. Sr.
T. H. CLAUS,
A. P. WL> C,
JOHN ti LAND,
?. V. COO.?J?R,
WILLIAM SPIRES, .
-o
Fer Tm f elicio
STARLING TUBNUK,
C. M. MAY,
.CHARLEK CARTER.
BERRY. 4iOU*.K,
W. H. LuLLOM'AY,
BENJ. ROPFR,
JACKSON COYAR.
ti. JiA&KIbuN,
Dcnftetry !
D?I.-H.-PARH.LK - M xe In bis rffoo
regularly sac., ?rlaj, I'M ; -.<? MI'<- <lnv wof> ;
but after th?-n be TV:T em! '. OT? eHtrstonany,
ks his Pr.ffi?rt?Bal rngr..: ..i;?'' throughout the
Distriot demand much of li"? ?.?'"..?..*?..
gS?* "B?vin'i to .>??./ the t is ! ry (?a a nr?ftra f.:r
Dentistry.uiatsriaia, VA. ttill resfie" ??0'?( fi*"LY
?0R CASH. .
Sept IC . . f/ ?.?
"T?NT). FOR ':'&Mm7
TflK ; W ' . r-lfately the
hO.' . D PV.J 'L;; of Bob?
Jeni- i. .'. iu >i -i !,..?.' L;,?irl:l cmtHir.mg
ft J NE HUNDRED ??.?JbS,
Si'uatc un StrtVt-i.a' ? rc??, ??o <bc Road iosd'ng
*"rutii Ai.;us tt> Calhoun's ?.;.!?. 28 railes ? om
AugUslJ. iuii boand-d by Ut 3? pt I:.- J. J. Cart
ledge, Xl rs. Csrtl. dgc, C. 1. TJ?-i' a d t'beri.
There are' ti hep'acc *9P'f?r'i\> .- i/Tfellir-g
H?m.* ?o : ?ll rTe?Riry outluiM. ;?s>. TI-' re are
seventy-five aries of gued bott > ?.".'.I; ?inj thirty
aci"? nt land i..r:>i in Wheat, ant i. .or,y i:i
O. * . The pl cc i ' wall waterofi u cn?v> red ft-.d
is bi ? illili .'' "e of < ului
If s p-icii ii' an he. iWi.-l me?, i a"'! f.sil
"wif?i ..?.?l ..... .vui?y live i.e.?: > ..;..?.. .^.k
of C '" ?c.
l?r* I.-J.L'.':' i" J . ?:?e .-. ?. ' '? ?'e
planar*','.* I '.?..?' .y.k^.-. .. .. . - til ?fu.'J
.il pj|*. ... itiif.a.. Xt?..v.. j . <.
JBp^Tcrms easy.
'.V U. JENNI >?;S, F*'i r.
Mar 1_ ll tl
State cf Hvxl oil* .
EDGEJ'?FLi ?;-:-.^ .?'.].,
?r OKTU?.LI; y. .
M. A. Rnnsom, Adm'r. "f tue Sst-ij )
of S. G. 'Isl.niau. dei..
vs. \
A. Bushnell aoil wife Leereii?., I
M wy E. Till tran ai. d' ot?-er- I
WUEtt-EAfc A A. B ;>M?y. ?.t.iiid>tr??tt
?d'rbe Jl<tatv- <! spr.r W tu; mm. ?W'II.,
has ii piir.u to m? l'y; *y* ri - i?i H . ? rn- yw .?
that s p-rt of in? pr??-.?ei' . o' fhijp...?! ?' nf
the said Sarau lt. li alu*. .1, ? <:<t.. i " ta pdd
over tu bim". ti> si'ti-fy ?...... t* nz,:'.':' 'he raid L:
tate : and it appealing t. my c?5o!? Hitit"
William ?T. Col -man -i.d Mitb'irion MBKIJ ?t;d
his wila Kii2a-,et'j. tm-' ol' u.?: |lnfr|>'? . i ii. li o
^bove ?-tated < a o. resi'.e ' i-.,'--; <\ . c ;:nii s ! tis
Sisile. !. is :t>--<-.' . * - r- . ?? 1 ' dc ...vc -I
tht-y d' .j"i.."'?r u LC i?r ... .'. ?ij r? t.'?
.eu a* &-ta?fl-.-> ' r ;.. . . c . .~ ..' \>. Pt,.t. . n
\)<mday. -ne.*:?: ? s* i ..'!.. . 1 i> f?i ?' >w
I'tutc i? .?ny n.dy ea*, wb* u; ir?ion u '?.< jm
BriBtJaOt' ute cul.- u' bi- Hes' :i ? . '*. of .-'i-vu ii.
li.iHiOHM. i'-r i f-i ' y iii. , ,.i.i.?ii. . a .:
rirbiii. ph? ul-2 um I* pai?'. ?v - ru ?"? .?. i-: V. .'..
Kausom. io i. , .:i-l.n>- ' ?. ... n - . >. >>a.?! I ?.
tate, or il.; ir eiiiistfni i the i-.o:.- ai:j b-, > i. rn ?I
of rocofl.
Uiwn nid r .ny L n I and sui. to a tue .".O h
day of Hay, iet)?.
U. F. 1'T HrSOE, o.f n.
June 3 ?tu ti
The State cf Sogth.0^ri??sla,
EDQ?FIELU ?.
. ./-i-.;'*. ?
Br w. F. j.Ci iviu .... ?V. ...f.. - r
Edgoi.al -.st. ic
Whereas, . I: .?M.e. ..Ml.... .? ' .j
for Le**e.. . f Administration, o;>' 1 . .-d r
the goc?is and cha.tle:. rigi tai - . -.. i?,
sor. M .'.th? ws late of the JD;*t:i- ' . -..i"-!. .
These are, thuref ?re, tucjt. : .-'I
and ?iugular, the kind---:. . o" t'.io
said deceased, to be sud i . - '.. t ? our
next Ordin?r-,- '} Court fiiA?.i' i'-' c , t bo
boldon at BdgnffeM C. K r?.? t i. , .' T I.J Jua?
lett,'o ?how e-tnsr, if nu;., wiiy tae^. .! iminia
tratioo should not oe grunted.
Giv?n undur m.,' band and ?ea!, 'bi? thirty
first day of M-?y in the y_ar of our LcrJ o?e rmxi
sand eifrbt hundred i -J sixiy-?brr? ?.:.(! in the
sigh ty-?even th . r?f rho *Ji.-e|cii?.i.,ice of the
Sute of Sooth t o': '
tv. F. DCH t>0E. 0. E. J>.
' Jl0t>3. 2t i - 22
State of South Carolina,
L??i ?FI KLD DIS*V4CT,
IN ORD I Ni-BY.
BY W. V. Dtirti?OE. F. ?1., -j - oi 'Jk\\i
I iel I District.
Wheroav ^fajgarot I-'-i s i ? ? V.H . to
tua for Liytters of. Ajdiii'tds" . -.' i i . . . -
gular tho g -ods sud chi'tles ' ' . i 1 *i;s
of Mark Matlhrwa, lal? *.? be I - i? i r ?. . ;?,
deo'd.
Them? aro, therfrir?*, '.? 'ir.- r .\. ? . ). rli
and singular, the Hr.?, : . i ??? - . c" ;'.ie
said deceased, to be c d rpy, " ' ? on . '..ii. our
next Ordinary's Co'.rt lot- t's 7>: < . '. he
holden ak E<V?H"ld C. H., . . t ( -f
Jane next, to show cause. T .. . t:'?d
administration shnuld nov
-Oicfsa'iiPiLr ny banu r ' ' ."'s day
of .May in U:o ynar of nur I ? - . ,i,? id
eight awi1.' rf an?' Stxty-threi-,' . : :'iy
aevt?nth year nf tho lad -peudi u'- I ru
lina, Mi.x.hVi: :.0.~^>.
Jone ? , 2: 22
Notice.
ALL jytwaii |r,t4abt?d>j * of Jomes
C H ndertou, decM., . ? .-JH tr? make
payment hy tho 1st day 0.? ?. . \%C, -r>d
thoa? baring demnnds a^. ' . r:e
(jae?lrd m pr?soot them ... . I cee to
make a linal .?idemeat OB - ?
. .1 L. C": .V.T.
Oe? ?, 1&A2. . :., ^
~No:-'
ALT. pcrsor*> .":. . i " .-" .? K.
Gvtu.ii ey. lice' . . *. . - - .
ment ai epr y > . .**. ? -,c;
against lb? Kai*. '
?ait?>ta:>. . ' . ? . o .?.5
ag?nt, V?CY I '.. Y. .
Dfir S. ;sft2._
NO?i.;iC?:.
ALL ?>er on . . .- - * ' .. ?? ? 7.. J
o' Dr. J. H ..ie ? i? * .:"i
to pf t tb*em, Tj--o i -. i . -
algnrd i* pren ? * . . . .JO-O ' I
debUdtoiaidU l ?i i . \ t- - "eprnmpi.
ly, \. i. Li t ,ExV.
Janal . *
AIL ?-rnmii.*' "i i- t ' ?.U M?
? tote Bf WUIJ..4I
Siestod bf Wf -U -. .>
ON iDdtv fi 0
maha itt sr (1
CLEAN COTTON Mv?"? I T-NE-7 ~ .?.'?? "ua be.
sold for ??sh ?t ??ie r-i '.c- i ii'. .
Aug. 27 ti ?4
Salt and r?i?c.
UST reeeive.f and for w>? ; TH.:>|r ? i ! 'CES
,, v-:rv superior SALT and vS . * Li iv CE.
^EW BI OE. l'UllS, .1 ?.
M.y 20 U- -JM.
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