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-? - ?Minasabio SVKKY wc*u*i-i*riAV *>n?>wi. pi?.i-r.wy.??. ' " . Two l'OM..\ns vor ?tar i: >*0? In ?; d~~\ ".<>- Vw J-'-i?LA-??-?'-? FtvtX Cr-.,-??: i*'n??r piii?.' T?:*..'?*: ?r. p>?-...ti>_..nd T,i->-.r. 1'OM.AHR t? ac: p?? b?torc . th" 'z'rjrii??'?r*o? <.*:..>.'ya?. ' HATrZ? OF /vOVKUTZSLNG. All aJ>'vTtisor:i"nrr ?Ul to i'..-cr*.-:d ut Tvi !>*>... T,AH por"3;]?air "CASH i IO J?inton liox-s.or b-> r';r the firsj ir?sertii><? yod GRE DOM.AU for. ' oa*?h* pubscriuoni [?aortft>"??"? ? . ?un?au??ng s Candice (<\?: ?jrt?r?ed until paid for,} T?n I?3?l?>.rs. AU ?o-Tr'-iunioatioT?'! "f a persona' charcc'cr, ?hituary I?"->t"oos.Jt?opvrtr. P.pjc?c'io.r.s or .Pro c.^-V: ??r" ot' r.r.y Sji;?y,.: As^'.'-iiti-is. rte Curpora j?O!it tviU (>aat ;'<d a.? u?!.\-?ri'*?iv>ersl'i'. F.ow tho 0harie3fc?a Cjurfor of-Saturday. Tho Atleek o? C?mrlf stott. A.t ten minutes p-at fi?*? ^ri.?bo morning of Friday. the enemy v\>^r.'J. Si* upon ibo work v.t t Jini ex'.riC? youtb'oud. of M?ris- ?\land, fi-dtft Tii-s ' batter;ya on Folly, (iring tesl and furiously. .A'-otit twenty minutes' afterward a Krga number'of ircrg?s. tOed'witii armed' intti.-vera s?ei?'chin'i Little Folly.. Gawain OL' 0. . Mitdiftl, T? ho eommand^d this-work. Toplfed slowly and- delion-^h- ter the" ifonoui} bombardment. The nO'iny's Runs numbered, considerably over Seventy ; his earthworks were of uncommon atrength, " ?nd afforded ample shelter to ibis fanners. T'JG works behind vrhicb Captain Mitchel fi r?ghit^were open, ario* Ly no means nh strong . "tw-thoio OT?. Folly, and wilii? his battery was ? com isen of six piece*, ti e trans that .rained it ort hail ann hi?; o>Voted Company; were #f lar ?*? calibeo and 'of 'th';? most -approved Ibr.-a.' pot nothing daunted, th'-? gailani other ?nd his worthy band aiood to their pisces, li ri ng" '.tb wondori'tn accuracy. m'.d as cool ss though they jrer'e trying the range cf their gun'? irp?bu Bene harml***-*- object. * Foi -f->':r.' -- ruertai hours did these bravo ruoii bid oeli~e defiance to .'lie foe till "the rapidly ic reasing Jj.? ,->f cgtiidtice ia his heroic company msdo it his dury, on "tho ocore of humanity, tu ro - tire from the posi'.inn. After, ahao'ioni'ig his; battery, ?l?pt?ih . Mitchel j-oiri'.'d lita fort:rs ui'h C-.i Grajian/?, and th*>y loughi ?.? valiantly T-H minni? y a? thor ijad il'-te i? artillerists, Atab nt half-past ?ine.c?dock, A. M., the eri'-Miv I ano*-.vj:: io se-me fort'e or*, tho Fsiand. They were attacked by Col. Griham, at the hca-i-of .nh regiment. Thc contest Tras 'sharp. ?r.d prol-'Hgod. Thc oticmy fjagbt ,'cit?i spirit p?iu fiijstiiioer. Cnr mea were brnrjsod doring toe whole t'.ght to a u:?'rderou8' tireirdw ?he U ar Mv; :f"nu who hurled*' their enormous, i" : nilos -nrh if:)ii:!?.n;iet?t. Tiie foe v/:is alan' co.".'': ;r-.rir r?'hitnrced fro-nYolly Islanfl,. Yet, . ?b'witbi.1and..!'g tl-eso advuntafc-s, thc skill vUn wbfeti tluiy-v t r ; handled artd th-: valer wi'h-v.-iti:Vi r.'-.oy f?S?gA^rer.dered it imponible fo?- ?b** ?-iv?i'>)*t to tnakc headway. Th?y wer> nie>.t7ti?T ziiu-.;?e; uu5 vr-iiies, arid repulsed ' ugdn ajftHguitT. At'er seycral K?uri bloody . fr?brirp, thei?n?m'y hieing ?b? ?iiily of ?ftenn.pt mg to gain victory ov?v: tho reen whos.tovd <?:r> i irr.'ie.i them, w<'.ver*:d. tlieii fled in ?bot ha-t? and eonfjjpj'-.n, leaving many dead and" wounded on the !?ci<i .'Toe ouemy suceee-ded in capturing r.prcral of ciir men. whoso ejenaiuited condi^da pre Tont?d epeap::. Capt?iin J. Bavhnei Macbeih and Lieut. tL l??y.ward aro reported aanirig ! ba prisoiiors so-taken. ? -' Jt is said tfct'-y took. and still hold posses^ ?ion of. ;0ol. YirahaniV* rornierho?dqtiarters. j'iie for?a o", tlc pocmy cngsgod Friday i? tfSj?o?e?f tb i.ay-o'l/oen * ab'ouf ? four thou-iarrd. Oar los.') ia killtd. wounded, find missing, will ?irvjbat>!y bo about three hundred. Wc ?rs pained to learn'^ that as;on? thc j -. cwHi?J-it?ea suitaiucd bj Oapt..SiIichel''B com- j tftiuy aro thc duath of Jjieut. Bee ?nd Private I>'jugLiert7: end tboeerioas wounding of l?ieut. Alston sfid Sbrg't ilorsc, of-Ccl/Grahaiu's" rOgimer.L tjaptain Haskeil s and Livii". Bee's boS?i | . foil, iuto the IiaiidB of Wo onomy. Jirs. Ii. B, I . Uaitilian "uaxl Priolcau arc said to be prji oncrs ' in the Lan<h*f tho enemy. C.ipts't! Lupgdon CLevce,. an aecomplihhed aud very niliciont oSi^?r ot" tba' Engineer corps, was killed ala?st instantly hy a sholl from a Monitor exploding in Battery Wagncr, aud gtriking him in tho head. From fifty to' sixty of thu *7ounded arrived on thc. dilferent 'ete^tnerii from Morris' Island during tho day Sac. l^tst evening. . The ]?r?.vft-soldiers of* thc 21?'L Rogrm'ent, 'S. C. \\. (Grahanvs.) owing to tho excessive heat of the weather, hi?d stripped'thcmsielvcs .is far as possible] and in the fight they lost their clo.liiii.-g and nearly ^all their baggage. "Wo omitted to nioyjjjjfh in tho right place that Fort. Sumter opened on the turreted . monsters s::d- the Yankie' infantry on the South end of Morris' Island, [with what re sults wc arouuable to say. The ?lght doubtless will be renewed tr-day. with grcrtter fi?rcv.nosa than any wc have yet Hceii. The oiciiiy hasfCerjb"?jily nhowji a deep laid plan, and is dotonpiiitd to p?sh it. Yesterday cveniog the main body of the enemy on tho "Siono side had congregated at Battery Jalayd, besides'throwing'dbt a htrge pic?.ot force' as far as'GrjabairB and Logaros on Jamos ?j?aud. . y. waa also reported that' the notoiious Uolor.ol Montgot.ory, with his negro troopf, had gone up Edisto wjjh the design olr des troying the pontoon bridge at Wifjiown, near Ad>tm s Bun, and tearing np the track. We could not harn'what foundalroii lhere was for tbe report. Tho following is a list of the kiUecl and .wounded r.fuong the. offlcets,OFriday,- on Mor ris'Island: .? Killed-Capt.'Charies FTask-ll, Capt. Lan? don Cheves, Lieut. Joh:, B e. Vroynded-Capt. .1. V,r. Ford, Ltcttt Alston, Capt. Wild, Capt. Thomas, Capt. Tarrh. M?sH?nt;---C.!p?. Ihw?rd, LleUt. A. P. Craig, C.ip'. BethU*. L?;.ut. Wtt?dwVrd. . ?...Ul l).-;.:'.;h ti tba C;.?'?stU?tiona?l?t. J- rom ?l^arrcston. CiiAJtLE?tTo.v, .. ?dy iL-OiiC hundred and -t,hinj: prir>t>ners arrived in the city this morn >igj ahont,thirty of them,wounded. Ninety five of the enorn^Vi dead wore counted tn front of Battery Wagger, and buried I.-y ?li? enemy ur.dcr a flag ot troc.-;. Among them were Liout. Col. Bodman, Capt. Burdick; arid Lieut. John -Wilson, aU of the 7th 0?;?necU eut; Major Hicks, 7Gth Pennsylvariinj ?twp C?iptro'ns ;a?d Ihr?ft Lieutcnnnts. Thc- enc ra/sio?s in thc assault is estimated at be^weon. fwuv atv] five 1 \r",'.. j.".'".r .M-anif >'..? opene-'l- again on B??ttt*;y. Wagner at ten o'clock, ?nd ceased li?'.ng at feilt-ifaat twelve. * No damage wt>" ?une'the l-V.lcry. (Jab Monitor was s>--ribu3?"y crippled and towed ot# S''?-? ? no>- kyr.i up between two transports. *\.J: ' ^? Five of car men Vrov? killed in the assault 'ci '?:..J. nionring. Ti-e enemy's-r^peaition -is under the com inai.d of; Gen. Gitrr.oi^. ??od tho URr-ault?ng jir.rtv, f;on?isting of'delaelimcnu of live regi ments, under command-of Geri. Stroiig, who 1 v. W v.ounded and carried off-the field"' Ad- \ mirai Lahlgren commanded ti-e fleet. * TheYtwjkec troops carno to \Yilltown near Adamo1 Bun, and attempted to burn tho bridge btoturcfe driven oil.. .One of Lia trans-1 porti ".v'-ts abandoned and burned. The Fall of Vicksburg. .- . Th" M?bi'c .Hooter of, thc* 8f"b 3*3-.? : ? Yi.-ksbrog hits' . certainly fallen. Wo hive I ijfni-ir.! a?:il"on!y Ter Kijvng o'?, HS VTCU a? thc I t^ig^am"from o:ir spacial"(.wi'ixsjioiiclcriL ' T'iio i f?i'y*>-oar:tu!V'"l .on-Satm-d:-**. Tho .c?txr* I rWr.iu thoir sice arras and p^rsonM-bajgnge,; ?'iid tuc -giUTlst?U is . ptiftilo?!-?n<i.pansus tu. I within our fros.?- Th? of:tb*-."cat.jt? ^i's,; ton axc'r-.L y~r-'I:':*vi:. .Ipfyih^mt is , count mu.':, bc n-rtdrTcd hcrtafier. TU pr<?s ? cut' i-"That .."*?? haro 't1*' dy?l 'wit!.--. r-Grant . "must I? fought -'.in .-bis advance, :*-id'??iobii.e j mr.-j; bo ready* fir htr.moment of tri?l JKOT? ' jiCH.r. ^?w je tho fi-nc tcextend anti pcrf-ct ! our -wiHtiry -organteaUomv." Thc aki'H- pre ! bright" in otber quarter", and eren bJi?nd ? .tins dark Viekab.ofg rlood .wc think''wu can' ! perceive tito, silror- lining. Vicksburg, at bc<t, in botone point on the Mississippi river,' and it^ ft-ii give? to tic e'rieuiV"'nti'her tho river, ncr the valley. There 13 abundant uiuae for l?ope yet, constancy and cour 1 ago can r#:?ioe?n. thc situation. . I I,Rtosi fror? Vick?Hfurg and' vicinity. JicRSOX, JulV H.-Col. Montgomery, A.D. I C., ??d Gen. P?n berton, with 200 mounted. I m*n,'-arrived hore tn-day. G on. Green and ! Ci i ?rrirg, of M;s:-c?< wore k'iUcd by thc. i enemy's sharpshooter?. Grant has sont 10,000 men Irsck &3 n.bout the sameTiuniber to attack' Pri?e. GTaat?s army" WM n??w ? 00,000. Orwnt commands in person the for ces marching ot? Jackson. De?patcht8'.from Pnnula, dated .thc 7th, say thai f^b.^^es"fi.tf?cl-bd U*cnaou thc 4th, ard captured three'ltfct*crics. IWnforcemont* arrived from below. The 'ire of the gun-boats; drove our forcea back. Our Joss-, was 500. Heavy firing v<~9 beni d next day. JAUKSOS, July IO.--Heavy infantry and. artillery skirmishing ia gbrajr on.- The enomy lire shelling the city, and have killed several; 'soldiers and citizens. Mo general engagement yer. .Our troopti aro in excellent spirits., and if the enemy mokas a general attack, w\H fol low C 'riain succ?s?. Every man is at bis post. JACKSON, July ?0-e:30A..M.-Thc attack ' hr.8 l>fgun. Our ba*teiTcs ojmned on theni fijiely." 'I'r.t t-neiny have evidently bravy iou-*. Humor r-ays ?hat Taylor and Gardner have whijipod-Btinks,- also'that Loring drove Ostor baus !. across Big i Black ye terday, losing The <?reut 3attte. 7:ie P/climcrid liiii.p?ir?r has- special ?3f vice:;,- ?air?! Groth Win chester,-Jnly Ttii, which' "ive ?. summary of .the i'our aa?-s baUl<?8 at Gettysburg. The situation is tloscribed as follows t * Therv hti3 het?u four - days' fighting rear. Gettysburg, commencing on Wednesday, July l?t,n:?d'ending on'Satuiday night, July "4th. lt is reported hore that?A. r. Hill, Early and .libodes fought the enemy principally' on Wednesday, beginning at one o'clock and lasting two honra. We drovo tT<e enemy through Gcttysbm-g And two and a half' miles li?yun?t - At'O-Jt-tyabarg we captured their wounded-3,500 ia huniW. Thc enemy-axe said to have fought well; their position was on a fortified mountain, up which onr men''repeatedly charged, but wore .ii iveri bick; " i a the %tii on Thursday our whole lino is 'paid to have bec? crg3ged, the line of -battle extending .six mil? 8 in length.' The fighting continued until a very lalo ho'ur of the night of Thursday, and'was renowed ?gain on Fri-* day and lusted nit day and into Friday night. It is hbo reported to have' l>cguu again on Saturday sud enccd lute Saturday night by o'ur men capturing the immense fortit?cations cf tua enemy. " ^ Our loss is estimated at ten thoutanc?. Be tweo^v three and ?our thousand of nur wonnd ecl are arriving ?iertt tomigbt. Every prc-' partition is being inade to rcccivo therat Gens. Scales*and PondeVhave arrived here wounded, this e-veuing. Getis. Armistead, Barksdalt?, Garnett and Kemper, are repor ted kilted. Goos. - Jone?, Uelh, Anderson, Pettigrew, Jenkins, Hampton and Hood, are reported wounded. Tho -Yankees tay they had only two corpa ia the fight on Wednesday. wbi*h wai open field fighting. The whole of tho Yankee foi ce y.vis engaged in the last throe days' fighting. The number is. estitnatod at 175,000.. The hills arouud Gettysburg aro said to lie covered with tbs (Vjad and wou.ntltd- i^f the Yankee Army of the Potomac. Thc fighting' of these four dsys is regarded s vibe severest qf the. war, and thc slaughter unprecedented ; especially is this ftc ol . the ctn?nry. The New York and Pennsylvania papers are reported to have declared for.peace. Uuoi??cial despatches from tue supwin tendent of the tolotrrapu to " the Secretary of ,Vf ar, datod Martiusburg, ?th, say xhzx from reports received, we gained a decided and telling advantage over thu cnetny.j at Gettys burg, on Wednesday and Thursday. OD Pri day, we charged His works ar3 took them, but were unable to hold ll?em, and fell back towards Hagcrstown. T>acrc }IRS been but little fighting s'mco the-.i. So'far, thc victory is on our aide. We catt now hear cannonad ing, and tlio report is tatt the fight is .now goiug on near Hagerstevrn. Everything is so indeiinitc that it is' impossible to form lt correct Moa of the fight. 4,000 prisoner* aro gow at Williuiiisport, on their way to Rich mond. Many 3?ightly>woundcd were paroled, to-day. MAnTt.vrtuum;. July 9.-Our array. fct Uagerstown. All quint there to-?ay. There was a cavalry skirmish yesterday.. No infor mation of tho Yankooaftav^ Maryland Heights, have boen re-oecu?)ied Vy a- smaii force ?if the enemy. Au on,lH*ncft train bas just pass- ' ed to Lee, win. A'wealing it>r it. >fAK'nxs~W!tv?, ??ujy U, via Staunton, 10th. -There was. a heavy cavalry fight yesterday.,! Wc drove the enemy seven miles, capturing a number of pris mers. Tho army is quiot in I lLigorstown. LatOdt from Europe. NKV Youie. July 8.-Tho Ktbutb?hj', city ofAVu--hiugton,. with Liverpool dattir. '0f thc 2lth, has arrived. French mediation rumors are a" -aju prev?? ?Knt.. 'Roebuck and Lindsay, of ,ilt, British l'arlifcment, have hat! interview t .^5.1, ,%'apo iewt, to whom he gave ?iinff ?Si that his views r-varding the Air.cri.jr 5 wnr,?ro un ehang-'d, and he hiid deciti' &l?iliu Ui mt?v posein* good pfficors. va c?ijViicti?n with It.ug.and. At ? Cubing . nieeling:, Napoleon pr.2Si.ing,?t v.aj; rosa!'/' .j torenCw thc French proposals ta thc Ka?? ^ Govorhm-int for joint diplomacy and ac',;.Q- , ^n America. ' .> - ' GK*. E.uav's /.VJD?R?SS TO THC TEOPLE OF Yon:;.-Tho folF owing is a copy of Gen. Ear ly's address lo, .th> citizens of York-: 'YoiiK, PKX.V., June 30, 1803. To TH?. Cr riZEN'8 OF- Yo' ic :-I have ab stained Croiri burning the Railroad buildings aud Ci'.ifshops in your town, because, after ex nn?in>tk>n, i am "atisffid that thc safety .of tho town wvjiiid l.'C endangered, and, (Cling in the spirit of hiinia?tity which hati ever char acterizod my Govoniraent and its military ant?iont?eR, I do not desire to involve thc in 4iocenf. v. ith til? Rame punishment of. the guil ty. Had 1 applied the torch without regard to comiem:?nc*s, I would have parsued a ?j?ttrse that would have been fully vindicated as au net of yest retaliation for tba unparallel ed nels of brutality perpetrated .by your own arnty 011 our soil. But we do not war up.on women and children, :iiid I trust the tre-*^ mont you bavo mot with 5t the hands of my soldwTs will open your eyes to the o?lions tyrauuy under which it is apparent to all you are groaning. j. A. EAULY, Major General, C. S. A. nms T. '3?C027;*DvT0R.. _ n'El?N?ii.DA?r, JULY 15, .U.i>3, ?of> Picket? CnpC?rcrt, W- )?*rn t?iut ?r> Fii.liT or S?rturi?'ijjuist, ttf?firop rr.?n'nf Ci?.t? J.?5..->.' Comr??>y.'of A\c?jr.'? P.?Ti??rr, were or.pturH untie in picktt.'jT.be circumstances'of-tbe-c?'i'fc.'.havo not. yet rcs?br?l ns- .." * ** " . - ?? >> u. Pj . Cb fei ls, oK Ihe S?ld?erjratHorte? -Dr. JOB J?MSJKC?, Sorgeon of tho. V?\ nioiit, and L?iitW AUGUSTOS TOHVKIXS, o|-.Ihe II-tnptu?i LegiuD,- are now aCboine, enjoying, uf tor many*month? i*f uninterrupted- -arduous' rer^ vice, a brief holiday with- x*h?tivcB end fx|?nds. .Dr. J. comes on sick furlough, and we-arousal ry to sny, looks worn out ?mt ' lu-jcb iu-warit ot foti. Our old ard. gallant friend Gus .howevcr.^looks. "like a, Titan; nr-.i .is soon g'Oiuy back to finum^Bt third year of wir.espsnenee. Cannonading-, fe* 2 ? The cannousdlnr st Charleston bas been heard distinctly ia. our town, far four days. paa^-not continuously but at short intervals. ' Qa tb* Ridge, where w s happened to beI on-Saturd^yjand Sunday, tho rap-urts were so distinct as M &dlte? rally counted- This is the'tocsio that thp Pal metto City ls sounding throughout South rCaroli no. It calls air SouthrCacoiinian* . from ?fght?oa to sixty to rush to "har roselie 1 : lS^''" EdgcGcid-s Roll of Honor Gleaming !. Tow mail of Monday last brought ni diij.av.ehes from Cbsrto?rttille. and MartinsburgT; ?o^ain?ng the fol lo* i ug ?ad intelligence. '? ' :Ca9ualii? in Ca. D. ?th S. C. T^ aC lk? Bettie of Getfyeliurg, Pa. iitlleth-Lieut. Darv'ey Crooke^ ?ergtiv Beau fort Wal ?are an;3 Private N. L. Bartley. WountW.-Sorgt. Charles L. Durisoe^og am-' pntatod; Corpl. Jamos Yuungblo'Qd.^h^.?-voff;. Preston Prater' and Pinckney Posey, -?iorlnlly ; Prss't?n EelouclvJoo Bruneon, .LA Colgon, J* E. Gulgin,.J. J?. Cheetham, E. Din kins,' W.&rprcli, slightly. " S ! A dispatch to Mr. W. P. Butler sayi'sThoEiai Butler, y?ungoi' brother af Cob M. C. B?t?cr, an?! ! in his command, was killed on the i'd .Tidy-sim! through thojtttnrt, nnd'd'cd immodiat;eilyj- ; Ko tidings of tho 7th Regiment'haye':loen ro o&ivcd sirico the Battle of Gettysburg^ i; -? .? ?? . . -; -' J ?* Tbc;iCaitr it Kaineth eTery^fey.'' It'has raiuod persistently all over 'tho. world (or . all over Edgefield.at least) for thirty ?t?ya puax; It bsgius to looii as if tho ooreaoat of-promise^ was'. ployed out." Core and pons ar?vruibing i upward, and onward roost exultingly. To look at tho wide-spread .og and eadless'-eera Solde in their j prot-eut aspect, makes cue icol nearer heaven. 6'??. Green too is rushing upward and onward ; he j ,ia indoiulUWo^iioroe, abd piUlops.. Ourf** Ameri can brothers of Africondosodnt?"find'inrbim " a j foewoi thy of lheii?6teel" however^.-and; ino et <ef rcctually arc thoy " pegging away" at him. Thc Enll of Vicksburg.; The fall'.ot Vicksburg is'regsrdod.^i?t now by overy ane.'as a /jr?at calamity; btiXaptnan-judg mant is noak and short-sighted.,/ Ste batmen and military men lw.ve often erred.--wheo ksiimating the results of victor.?? or de/eaAs! ~, Tha-tcaching' of History may he t-minexUjr. useful K^us ber<s_ Thoro were iucidents ccnneeWd wi tb-tie Russian campaign of Napoleon, wbioi. may. effid matter of profitable ref]cct^tia at this par?crulkr timo. When Lord WejAfogtoa/In 16?4,' vt^r-contem plating ah advine?, upon Madrid, Sir William "Beresford wai' sciit with ? large forc^to'the ^r-. tern Coast of Sjiaiii, to.raakoa diversion bf the" Frtuoh r.rmy in that dirtiotion, - while Wellington advar^od upon t;ho Capital. Sir William, instead of '.??eying orders, mad?-, a. foolish and-lruitloss ex pedition upon the coast of Italy,m thoroby defeat ing Wellingtons plr.?a, and leaving Spain"safely in possession of Kapol*on. 'ibis et the time was tugr.rdud by ?ll Europe as a gecat calumity, aa it left Spain al thu uu^cy of the Frcnob, and Napo leon" frae to cointnrmce his fatal Russian campaign. ' The next eve^tr in that osmptigp of a similar character waa ti e kattlo of Bontdino. That was o-drawn battlos Napoleon roi using, though ear nestly cntreatod by Ney, to engage his old Goar J. Kuttucff ho*?ev<9r resolved the next day to retreat upon Moscortr, auel waa followed by Napoleon. Thc fact Las s?u-co boen disclosed hy history, that tho French hty'l in that battle oatirely exhausted thoir fmmuLitjon, aud m. 9 without commissary stcre? : and bud EatasoiF odored the enamy battlo the next day, Napoleon himself must have retreated and fallon buck upon the. Rhine, and thu* have onded this Rurdan campaign which led to his ruin. Tbero is "still another incident in that cam paign worthy our consideration. The- winter of 1814 in Rutilo, ?ct in some three or four weeks later than over known before. Bonaparte wa? thus induced by Ute delightful bat delusive.mild ness of tba autumn to loiter away at Moscow those precious hours ofg'.-atial to the salvation of his army. When lh~o??rust did come, it c.-uoe-suddenly, aud with, such severity as to oat off th* meaus-of r;treat aad utteir.y destroy his army. Thus wo see rf Sir William Beresford had obey ed ordure, Wellington would have" marehed upon Madrid, and rVapoloon, hy the defeat of his army there,.would, bave been recalled to ?pain, and so his Russian campaign'have been defeated. Again, bad Kutuscrf olfared battle after thc. f-ght at Borodino, INs pol ton would still have been saved from the. uit*ws of Russia. And still further,-bad the winter of 1 ?14 approached iu its usual time O-ad mod?. Ito would eveh then have had time to moke bis escape from that field of death. And yet the Rwsiiant: were praying, we aro told, that, (he frost would set in, and* regarded that mild autumn as an indication of G o ifs displeasure. What is tho leeson tuught us' hy these cronts ? lu the incident;: ol thc Rustsata campaign just refurred lo, we ?co that tho widest men of Europe were unable rightly to interpret: thom. "All these thing? ere against ?B" was their 1 uiguago. But it how appour* t J us, to whom .the book is unseal ed, that ihe?o ?".ere the very ovuut/ hy which God was loading tho tyrant Napoleou, step by step, to his fiual and utter downfall. It is undeniable at tho sumo time, that tboro was -good und ?utfici'cut reuson then for thinking that thoso events were tending to the final subjugation of Europe. Tho groat leeson hen taught us ia not te despair be cause tho or on ts cf, the war teem to bo going against us. liumau judgment is Bhort-eigbtod j tho wisest men do uot correctly soe all.tho cunio-, quenccs flowing from a victory or dofoat. Vicksburg has falion, and all m?n ceo in it a greut calamity. It may turn oat ns did the defeat of Sir Beresford, thc .ctreat of'Kutusoff, or the |?froet of Russia. .'' History is philosophy teaching by cxnmplc." If wc believe, as wo profess to bo licvc, that Godais with us in this-War, it is au unworthy ubaudonmcnt of onr principle to ho cast down by eviery nd verso event. We havo re covered from as ho'avy Mows ss this, and when we were much weaker. Remember Fort Donald soa, Roanoko Wand abd New Orleans. Wa rose, from thoso calamities w-ith^onowed strength, and { have won many, s tjlorious victory ??nco. Let us " put our trust in God and keep our'powder dry" and wo shall win many a brilliant one again. -,-? ? ? ,w -pST"Iti thc IIuus? of Commons, on tho 26th June, Roebuck stated bc would wove for a re cognition of lb<. CcoiciloruiQ States on Juno 30, .". ' " Sly Maryland.v ".;,?? A> regards the Jilli ua:, ta. intoni<or..of ?er.-L'**, ihoi? ?V one-point (jaye thc Savannah Kepuhlicm,^ on wUiflh there flin V"c no: ?prftt OT , 'fferenoe of opiuiun. It is this: ; - 5 .Tho present in">wb,n hi i final rred unquestiona ble.test of tho sotitiuiciit* of. th? acople'of Hary*? ]?T't towart* the r>?t:'.h?ru Cbafcttericy- That. Si'ule tnttstiiow j^a-a^'^P?ao?on^ue't't.ee?.the' fr'tc Coiuictirracy of the.'Sou'Ja and- tho ab??tiov derpntbrn-of tbcNortb. There can h*. re.ev?sio"i?' *^oirp?n'rmrn.t'of*tie"is?n?V Leo, with ?u-irn'ty Staple -{ftf'b?r.prt/tectiTtt."iu: any' ?trps aaa Wff take, is-now Vn'.^tr'.8oif, and if '?be be*Ir?fcdo/ibe cAU/o uf tSt.miicrii ihdtp?ud?uM -sWe will in**'""*' frst ii by flying fri at ins and ?idine in the expul sion of ttfcjvilc minions ?f the'Kurth ;fr?m har dcseeratod^Boil. - ? r,-; , Thc Tri';e ly*talili?l?ed. For-the'edification of plantera we. publish ?bo ,?llowing.eorre?nondence,'-which wc find in the 6V**r'xiir"oii.?.'?'sf, fros*, which we learn that$4 per bu*hol i* fhe CrtHui'faacd 'price that the Governs ment -nhl allow _ to be* paid for best quality cf j Wheat : ; Auorj8TA,.Gu,, June 30, '8G3. .Ma. V. ?L" BARXBS, iTiomaorr, Ga.: . DXAR Sin : We are iraformed thnt planters in '.C?nraiWla county rtittse ' bnthtp Wheat ta minera l in-Aiigustafor fear of its being sei?ea .r'itupreesrj ed by thc Government ?Ageut at the .d?p?ts, iu. 'ease they sell fer vt"*r?-th?^ Government price, whioh we understand, if lour dellar? per bu?hel. If yon are acting' in th? .capacity pfGovern moti tgent, pleiiso do tis the f rr ur of letting Ua "know,at /"?r enrlisst convenience, what e'eurse-; you iwten*l to pursue,-"and, if-consistent, ?what-l your' instruction* afc, and much joWtge your oho-1 client ier?an?e, " -.. ?. Eataa ? CLARK. -Tiieirsoi, July 1, 1803.' Mn?gnit. ESTES A CLARK, A aguste, ^G*. ?EXT3: Iown jn receipt 'of youra-of y.oater' | day. I ?in Purch*aiug,Ag?nt of tne Comujiifary * ; D?nartmeut C. S. A., and my inst-actions., araj. to-, impresas the purchases of persons paying moro. than the Government price for wheat unless they j are buying solely fer their own family consump tion.. Millers ar? allowed to buy at four dolUta -^Government pnce-and will net be intcif-rred with, unless thoy put Hour jrith wheat, at four dollars, at a prico "olyond what a fair- profit amounts to? cleat' -of all expenses. In case they pot-their flour on tho aaarket, nt.aprice beyond cost and a fair profit, this flour will bo impressed. - . Respectfully, V. ii. DARKES. : Fur, thu Advertiser. I>r. John Lrtke's Letter. Mu EDITOE.-I Bf* by tho last AdctrOecr that my name is announced ns a' candidate for a scat i,i tho ?onafo of tho State. Whilst it will be fur the people-o? the District lo judge of my ability, I will r.ssuro thom that, if picoted, I will serve them with/untiring fidelity. - . AB an impression provariod upon a former occa sion that myxfl'tcts were mainly in another State, I will acknowledge that I have a email planting interest in the Statu of Georgia, but I have un ti qn ri ! in tcrert in my own beloved Carolina. My associations for fifty years have Leon willi, the people of Edgofiold j hore aro. tho* ashes of my kindred dead", and hero ton I truBt shall repose iny mortal romains. JOHN LAKE. Fer tb? Advertiser. *->A Proud .Record. Tuesday last, 7th July, was a day "Bevor tobe forgotton in the Saludajteguoent. When the call wasmado for volunteers every jnan in, the line, without a single, exception,'adrancod five paces io tho front. No faltering-no he.iutien. Col. } 'G. D. Iln?nr led tbe way aa ? volunteer, and his men opnidnntrf?istthe inflneuco of Buohawhole seme'example. Thc enly drafting necessary was tb determine who should remain at Loiae. This patriotic, unanimity was likewise altogether spon taneous. _It required, no oratory, no nuiie, ho doviecsK?f"any hind.'". Thc men wore sJl acluated by .the ramo spirit. Tho writer of this/requently ^V?fi??tfli'r?hiar?Jras "There ha? been-no draft ing in the 10th Regiment since 1812, and Saluda mnst not disgrace herself now." We arc making History ta-day? and lotit be of a character not to moke our children blush." Suob is thc language and conduct of the mon who were so bitterly dcniunccd by some, even iu E i ge field, for. spitting, OL tho Council. * TRAVELLER. For tho Advertiser. Bible? for S. C. Soldiers. GRARITEVItLK, July 7th.l6f.?.. Dr.an SIR AK? BROTIICR.-I received your cir cular app'A?ing to tho Bnptiit^Churck at Grnnito ville, for funds tn nid In sending the word of God, to S. C. soldiers. I am happy to say your npponl rssohed us in tho.midst of a great revival. Forty-seven have been added to tho Church. I presented thc sol diers claim to the congregation, and they UbercVy contributed td that noble cause. < I scud you, by Express, as tho result of the above collection, ti.m hundred and ?/ty-nine dol lar*, which I humbly prey that God may bless lo the Privation of souls. Yours very truly, A. J. MATHIS, Pastor. To Rov. W. D. RICK, Sumter, 6. C. Dian, at his residence ia this Dittriot, os the 8tb ult., Mr. LE WIS. CURRY, lu tho 83rd year of bis aga. The deceased had boen -a member of the Baptist Church : o Big Stevens' Creek since 1831 ; he dio-i iu ike faith as a ripe sheaf fer the .heavenly garner. Ho leaves many 'relativa* and 'friends to mourn his- loss ; but our loss 1s his gain, - knd we must say the " Lord's will be dene." . - . S. 0. Dar-AKTHn thia life, en the 8th of May last, in E J get!eld District S. C., D. L. BUBSEY, in the 57th year, of his age. Ile -united with the Raj.ti? t Church at Red Oak Gr-? vc abolit the year ISand though his Chris tian walk, like niauy others, was of s private character, that isf he exhibited a backwardness in the discharge nf the public duties of religion, jet, by his constant and rognlar attendance at his . Church meetings (when not .providentially hin dered) for many years pant, We tool tu hope that the cause'of religion was near his heart, and that good work iong since begun *kioh the Apostle persuado?] would bc pcrformod until rho day of Jesus Chirst He has left a widow aud seven I-children to mourn '.heir loss. Dian, of Pulmonary Consumption, nt his res: tloneo in Edgefi?l<r District, on tue 6fh Muy last, D..P'. SELF,Esq., in tho Sflth year of his *?;e. Among the many whose plaoe-in life is lett' va cant bytTor.fh, perlinps none .deseryo a passing notice mure tifian thc tiuly lamented D. P. ejiLv. He i>osier..!!ed qnalitws </[ heart aud mind that Ehow?d iiim to be D uem of sterling worth. Ho was bf highly respected parentage, but without a sounding nnrue. He mailo Lie sphere in Rfu by his intrtns?o riunlitler, and was pcrbajis but little known beyond" bis business elude and porsnnal acquaintance. Tho oirclo. of his influouoe warf permanently good und rapidly trunding.. Catja IcsS as to position, yet Lc was cn ref ul io qnn'ify himself for suoh, as-in tho Providence of Ged, he might . placed in. Ho was tho ootiug- Justice of tho Peace at the time cf his death. Ho be longed to tl)at ancient and humano society known as Masons, and was also atmchod to tho Order cf Odd Fellows, , Hu .died in full fellowship with (he ltujitist Cliurcu ct Plum Branch, of which he had been a uscUul ju mn ber for sovorul years. Th ?so prcfVsions show him to have boen a man of .so ciality ?nd benevolence. To this may be added the many Irving wilr.osscs who knew bim not oijly as s professor, b?t*? a possessor of benevolence. Ty his fidelity ho had purehacod to bioisolf on eminent position us a man ; a useful place ns a leiliz'on, and a happy relation 'as friend ami kins-' .luan. " Uh young and teodor family <wrf? and flvo chlldron) aro left in ibo darkness of trouble; but tho departed has left an..example that shine* aa the light in darkness, " Wrlto, Rjessed are the .dead that dio In the Lord; yon, <?aith tho Spirit they rast from thoir labors, and their works do' follow them." '. A largo congregation altonded his funorai, nod ho was buried with Masonic honors. - D, D. . '< Hen. Lee^s/Arai-r. Af Atens? ?uso, "July 12.-Tue iefcgrapb wLros cut noir MsrlTasburg July 11. There 'ii constant skirmishing between thc ar InLs/ Tho encniy ocoupius tba linc of the Aube tnui- rLvt;*. - '. G*n; Lw ii nrir 'Ilagerslown. Our artuy has hc?n I"- one ot' battle since/the 10th, aud ? fight esppeieil every day. - The Potomac is faliimj a/ Williamsport 1 Fighting nt JackHon. JACI?S?X, July 10,-Another; d?y -bas passed without nn ehgxgcraont. Xii 'the morning rh?-en emy lurh?-1 out a* force threatening our right flank- Feotborstonc .Buford, tent te reinforce, drova me eiiomy back after a half hour's- har! lighting. Our loss to-dn-y i? about 200. JACKSON, June lUh, ll P^M.-The enemy, i* #t?il conoentrntiugjm ?ur right, in the. effort-to' rea?h Peart rirciv ;'Our forces are fast-driving thea buck, and have homed houses occupied . hy tbelrsharpslio'oters. Tho en?my opened fir? with six batteries on oar Mt at 8 x)'ch>ok, A. M., and rained sheila on the t?iar?. - . '.'.'.. '* They ni Ado a ehargo upon tho "Washington. Ar; tillcry, OobbV Battery, and-wera repulsed with h*avydon, .'!00| and tprco stand? af color?. Sto vaU'j and Adams' brigades acted gallantly. The cnamy is movinga'second time upon otr I right ' * Scouts report Burnside crossing Messenger's and Bjrdsong's fsrrics with one division. * : j.; ? '? . ..- . .-j From th* Courier'of Itundoy. The Attack on Charleston. ?j. Th* asiault Saturday naornirg ou Battery Wag ner, ifnd.the hoary, bembkrdinent kept tip on that Work hy' ho MoniUrs and wooden gunboats' for several houri Saturday and Sunday, ; has do mon j.strated fully that thc enemy hus determined to mgke bit present movement a dosisivc attack on our eily. It is ?otv known a? yet. with cottainty.wbat the ?orco-of the enemy 5?, but prisonors report it from fifteen to Iwcnty thousand. . Ssvctal ?emonsda tions have been made on James' leland and tho Savannah Railroad, doubtless intended as feints, to divide attention and endeavor to- curry sume Weak pointe If.s*, the enemy, wo are con?d?nt, wi* fiad himself mistaken.. About daylight Saturday morning the c-ntmy made- their first determined assault on Battery Wagner, tb? oentro fortification of Morris' Lhnd. It was no doubt intended tu ho a surprise.'. Tnt assault was led by four Companies of tba Seventh Connecticut, supported on the right".?ndjleft ty tko Ninth Maine and Seventy-sixth Pennsylvania r?giments, with the third New Hampshire, Forty eighth New York, and Sixth Connecticut, in re serva-in all, between four and five thousand mon Thc euomyVloas is estimated to bavo b<?n a1 least fully five hundred. -One bnndrsd of hit dead lay direetly ic front of the" battery, one hun dsod and thirty 'unhurt and about eighty wound cd Were taken prisoners." Tho commanding offirei of. tbe-cssaulting column, G?n?ral Strongus re p?rtbd^hy the prisoners to be seriously wounded j TLddasJ seen of-kim he b ad falluc'rYom bia norm and wa? carried off the field by hts men. Severa other officers of th? enemy are repotted by th prisoners to lie either killod-or badly wounded Our loss; wa? reported to ke tiro killed and Ut wounded. The prisoners report their hiss^f tho prcwiou day about fifty kilb.d and wounded. They als state that Lieut. -Bee -was still alive Saturday, bu rory ?ovciely wounded. Capt Macbeth- wa siuuTicd by a SLDII and takee prisoner. Th prisoners .report bim doiu? well When last seen Eight guns and three mortars fell iuto the hand ef. Ike enemy. Theso had been placed iu p -nitio; on the sand hills at the lowor^bnd.of the Island and w,ere uosigntid to cominaau the uppruaehe irom Little Folly Island. -j [liyio follows a Iistt of forty-one- prisoners frot the Yth Conacctiout, thirty six from the 7CI' Pennsylvania, and* fifteen from the ll th Maine total 92- wbi> are lodged ia j.-.il, and fifty-bin wounded Yankees whe.arc in hosi-ital.] The total loss in thc 21st Btu th Carolina ilogi intuit ii killed If; Wvunded "td<d missing 17(1 Th's ia official. - - . ., -, Those wounded bi the acliun of Fdday, an, now in hosprwi!, finuibu'r oighty-two. j THE RO(MUAUnME.NT.SUXUAT. . ? The bombardment of Battery 'Wagner was rf newed Sunday forenton, about ten o'clock, h throe of the Monitors, aa* i s ted afterwards by tw wooden gunboats. The tiring was very, heav, and kept up tor several hours. Th<r- enemy fire rapidly, but wildly, eliciting only an eec viona response from tho forts, on Morris' Isi$id sis Fort Sumlcr. T)v.f casualties through the da; wem two killed and three' woundod. Ono thc from Port Sumter is suid to haye taken ?-fiVct b ouo of thu gunboats,.as sh? immediately ntj^r W dog struck moved off, .evidently laboring; \r, hard,- as if her muobinery ' was jdautaged. Th oneiny ?truck tl.c lillie steamer M-.t.i^ini^'onc Sunday forenoon, musing sume little daihsgo t the machinery. Mauy rumors were ?Moat that Monitor was badly jltfmnged'in the' ea ga g emeu Sunilky. The report of one being crippled ti Saturday was correct. She was towed ?ff by tw< trausports Saturday eveniag, and has net line mad? her appearauce. . The Y nc kee Ian? f-.rces competing the, pr et on expedition ara under: the ,eeiumand vf ?eQera Gilmore. '? Admiral. Dabigroe?. comm sn di - th? fleet ."' ? ^ . A -demons trat Ion was ' made by the enemy ot Saturday op James Island. They shelled th woods very brb'kly for about one hour., A ropor was in circulation that a fight had taken place ot Sunday moruing at SecwsiuDville, ?kicbjirove? untre. . Tnit.r.snHv's niins os THE COAST. We h^e been kindly furuirhed with the follow ing partiuuiiri by a reatleman just, from' Jack soubfjru', cf the late raid of the unemy on WD towt I and the Jacksur.boro-bridge. Farly im Friday morning last, fhrco'of tire one my'* gunboats stoamod up toward WiltownJllnfl After otigti/teg section of Sehulti's 'Battery they suceejeded in landing and took ofT a nu m bo of negrores beiouging to Mr. H?ywsrd Muniganll tho gunboats, after removing the obstacle in the river, pa*sed np tho river, ?nd when op.po irte I>r. Glover's plantation tiioir progress wat chocked by.a sbclion of Captain tv*altorsis Batte ry, (Washington Artillery,) uudor command o Li-?Ut. 8. G. Ilor?oy.* Aftor a brisk light ?f abott forty-Hvo minutes,' at a distance c-T about ?5( yards, tho boats were so damaged as to be eon polled'to draw ?ff.. Ona boat, supposed to be fh Plan tori was so much crippled that Bhe suuk'o: her way down? rr Northern PTcws.' . "' Kionxos.n, July li. Northern datos to tho 11th hare buen/mtived An order lias beon i?sued for thrco 'htmdrci thousandwconseripts. /Tho law will;b<j rigidly, en forced. - . .c.;* . ' The .Herald advoeates peaoe moeting;,- one urges Lincoln ta offer an oin netty tu th* (rebels^ except Davis dru! th?"othcr leaden. 'Arobl?shop^?b?rick,^ jn Nci York July 8lh. ; . , . ' ' ' Thb .liaw Yolk World pays taa{'ila whole tim - --J <J it 15,000. ' i*jj^$&4???: . Groat excitement prevails ia . kinCu?sy^Vn^ftcP "]. " . countof a rcUiHavaaioh. '^^^^u*^^?o?i^; - ? ville arc organixiii? for thu do?e'usc of tho <titr;.:" "Four hnrilrad rob?la creise-l inp) 'Indiana (jt?i '.i July iL and marched on Crydou with ari.iliery. Telegrams fromtin nrniyfof tua- Poti???ac inr '. _?licate ti at,', another batue' " la i-nmineut. Tliay - ?j con+ain nothing of importance ottierwii>e. (Jen. Sicit?s,iy not dead, bttt'it ?M.b?lkv'ei .bo , .... will recover. ? . j\: : ; '". - r.^; "?s; __ - Itickniond Again Threatened. . -..rr'. RIOHHOKD, July 12."-We bar*' rVpoVtr this aoruing af anutber " on ia'Itiohmanil'^iiy Wi?y ot'James'R?var. tTw? .MonitW^vlb:reo?^r.oo?,e.B/> --- ". ?an bunts, ahd :fc?'S tr aili ?> or ti, wi thebes t.tvo . ;. . |-tho*sand tro.* ps, aro raid to h'?vo paaaeaY Sandy Point yesterday. l?o other nows.. . - ~ ~ * :? i . - . . : . * - :.- .-.-.' -? The Surrender of Vickabnrgi' { --. [ - . ?An efficer who arrived froya-Vicksburg telle ... ,^-'? toe that the g?j-ri?03 bad been living oupes.bread itnd-mnle meat for two'weoks. .'. , u lie aaya that ifjt had been k'novra'tbaf- ro?f?f wa? eoadng it would have ttlJ out Unger. " ": lt ia-stated that ali tba, ?f?cera. orT?o?ertoa "" urged bim to surrender. . J '? ' tyf A number of tho Yieksburr hcroca arTlve4hera A Ut-dey. I have coe versed with a numbSrsf them,- . . -, ". I private? aa wella? officers. ' -; ' .?~- - . : _ -Tbc privat? praise Gen. Penibort?n in tba ?. ?? [iiigheat terms. ' Tbey-aay thoy^e?r^iniar'Vtek* burg prejudiced again'it hila, bat no nraa 0;uzl? ? j bave ?Uno more iban be did. ~ On? man abed teara. " [ when be told me what 'they bad euiferod, with Jj - no relief, and then for Vicksburg to falL. -J The Yaukeoa wore lad to believe" tb??-If they took Vicksburg tie war w?Jo?dedAand mne??U?' ' ' -HII^O boms, and they would remark to our t^oopV ;;* *; well, boys, wajjan til go home^nowiri , -; . ?..'?J: ' ." ' '. '. '.- .^vv'^i^^' ?tSflt. is flated that ono of our ?signal offibera". in Caa,leaton aigcalixod to tho Federal* to tba cf-' feet that "now is the time to maka th'? attack, aa Biiaurcgard's i.?rca ls much reduced."'1- Ilo 'is. In - - iron?, nnd will undoubtedly bo' properly" taket. i cure of, . .' * * ? ..." For the Advertiser, . -> . ..-. The Southern Slaters' Ay-Soeioty'ackrowledgca.-, .th* receipt of.$5,00, irina Mw. Dr.-Lake,.", ;: - , . MRS; Lt ?jIii JOS'S, Proe.^ MM. R. II. Munji iioe'ry; . - . - .Vice PresidehT ?tcphcnV- iiission tcv Fortress ?o?riie."::- ?**? IliCHMOXb, July JIL-Corre?rH?hdtmce ?x- - I i placatory.uX.'?tcg'l^eaidetii/'Ste^heM'-?b^?- -.'.* ' sion, abu wa that Lemont lo^^riii^iSisfyf. .? < as llliliUry couiruissionbrto tMi^frvm'-'?xi:' Federal authorities an agi|eeuieu^tb-'5?nduc?' tbe-witV.h?reu?t?r according tb tho- oiagea - CtviiKed ns^iou?. "After ;'waiting"fWo-'days, - - Vice.Fresideui Stnpheus was irddfl^ed; that. - tho propoaitiop '.lbr jco?ferchcc was madiniaii blt-." He, th?ref?re;-ttslurhe?'t?ilit^ty*. '.; || There is no liewa this lu omi rn'. . r> - .--, v..- vj A boy,' applyiug tor refuge at a pbhoo ?ta^' . w : tiou houax-v reported his (?ie tbnir: "First, - my father died, and then my mother married-' -.. again, and then my" mother'died, ?iMl'uiy 9 - .'athcr.married again,; and nim'dmnr.-ear-t?O?c> ? ' ? i don't seem to have no pareut* ipi all", nor \ ~ t no home nor nothing/' . We har? been authorial by maay friends of ?eb THOS. G. JtAUON, to' h?nmate. Min a.. Candidate for Stat? Senator froov E igetieldj te fill the racan?y thendn existing in ooaaequ?noe. I, I of the death'of tho Hon. A. Sm KI xs. ? ?I- May 12, le' lt . 83*" We have beon athborised by the friends. uf'jUr. JOHN LAKE toannouocebiaaaeandidalo for State eenolor to ?li tho vacancy Inj^cin ex st ing. July 7 te? . " ' - : 27 Caution to the Public. ALL purdon* areTmreby cautioned agahiat p.ar cbniiDs irvin WILLIAM J. WALKER, of a'ugefield Distrkt, and butte-.of South parolina, the Tractof Lund in sai.i District cn which ho uow resides; known aa tbe, C'HgB?K^g s?DyDS LAND'S, cont?iuicg Fifteen Htn^ft?ki Aeree, ^aomo onejar two'a?re?, mora or l?a?p-^>* .' - This pufdic;"notiofli'a-girerj.for rtr?'to'aten tbat J bayo purchased' saioVLiwid item saidnTTilliam. J. . y' \V?1 ki r, nbd ALU entitled .to the pusaaMion of it ; ?? the ?mday <U . January nrxtf aadr abill va- . fierce roy right to ?peal ei&wi ai'that ibtfe^; jhouid d it not bo jieidcJ.. ; *' .- 'r d - . . ; . ALLEN B.ti'I>D180If; ? y .July 13, ?8f.3. . - 6a - ->r- y - m Tauuery:No?jce. ^ - \ ? iaOM this date'I wnl-T^tN and all ' good-Dliy'lIDES doliv?md at uiy Yarli1 1 " iur4>N? Til I HD of thc" L'eatbjrr-'all?wiUg'.ib'e Miwner of tba Dide? my' nari at un lu ?'wt m*rk?i peke. WiLt?I3-*U??,.;.-. , ' . Ju?y 1J . . ?m* ?-;?38 _.?-..' r" ' "' ._!-^ .List of Letters RE??A15?INU in the Poet Offiee at Edgefield . 7 C H.. S.-C, :<Hih June 1S6?. Pertohs call ing for Lo.ttera on thlt lift ?HlX'p?M^???^'?cfc ?-ortised." And alio.Vrovi'le tbtiuselv?a with the r ??ango te pay for a?rer-Jaing.' . 1; .-.^.'...-.^v. t A, U.-Lieut JJ'!: Anbara,.H AdanarMiaa B . - -. Mr? L If Adam?, Mrs S Baugha?a?, t? T?laekwelL ff, D, E.-^'P Cau?eran, 3, W?^*Cra<toaiJ"?(J?J- Si If&t Misa 8 Clbrif," Mra^'C-.CaJaH>^--J-JI-4liA4ta*XB?^?? A J Camniihet, J W Denney, Mrs S A Buuphurly, E Debbi, E.S Danbar, Mica M Krerett j PVG; H.*4Ira M A FnUor,A??rA lK9i?n^a/^ L llirr'id, Miss W Hoonernuii, J Harlin. IfudHOQ A- Oogbnm, J ? arria, j Rev S. B ead, M ra TT."L If t?r> ' ris, A Hollingawerth, J M Hudson,' L H.of?dwayl * ? X, L,.M^-W;?enrick, Mrs M^ S Kemper,, if A L?onard, Mi? S ELong, Mi?) S Lc?,-J Lewia^L . Mack, i-Mc'Kic,-^fcAu)rl"MM^lTaJ?,.M^|. I i\ il Morgan, M McGraw, Mi?* Mag??, HG Ma^ % N, P, E.-Mfa? M E/Newman, Mn S Nh?!, Mr? ^ .E Powel, L H FreaCotr; M l'aimer,-M?o Page, Mies M A Radford, R R4ly*n, HE Rabona,. ^ ? S, T, W.-Misa M Snmu^fl,' J .Sniith, d? 'd3elff ; Mrs M Swe?rengin, 4, F tspiinlloy, Mrel?' S?a-~ * uns, Miss E A SwearongiD, Mrs V ScowfcMrs M ' A hhtju?j, MIKS M A Smith, Mrs 8 L'atctuJ^ Miss -, M-Swe?rengin, Mr? M Shnaly^Mrs' F Etoaakor," Miss E Swe?rengin, Miss II Shumparl, Mrs M . She?ly, T. Thornaa, 2, H1? Town?, Mrs L-Taylor, ? Mrs S Thelhair, B TighUh?n, W Shearman', Misa - '.'.',.* M Turner, Miss G-Turner, J B Timmcrmir;, C A - 'Towlee, S B Thompson-, Mra F. WHit?oeJi^S.'.w'at* . .. ?on, J Wright A. RA}i8A$7 JV.M.." ' Jtely 13 , 2t,- S"?Z ' ; ' ???P & N'.thc ev?mbg' of tbo"M rtt?arotrt-it\ Betbol . Church, an AGATE BRAeiii?T,4aOupoaad. . v bf separate piecer, each- pleca in the -forpt' of a .f,-.,*' Cr?see/nt, and connected ly_geld.lr?^..^ai(ehi?d tb the bracelet ia.a dark mar. lo bcart.^ived'obt. of a epecimon'taken?from Fort- Sumterai fi?m? . TJso?udcr will bo' compe'n*atcd' TofTiumairol?,f abd is raqUesjiad to deposit- it with Stra, Chloe 'Wafcron;Ridge; S. 0,'.:> -"^S r:*r> ' J?\y M - --? - - -23 , U. - 1-? vWGST vaealved ? a?pply S?PBRIORjt???iy.iu el--the market. - J.'.?kl GTJjHl?EY. ~ " Jlamburg^JjMlyj? : ?K~. ShGe."Thread; i O0GD- ?l^Tl?hi? ^at"-r??vnd; dl?ric<?'. t WM per lb.-' vj , .:J.tA.,ttUBtmV^-.. liamourg) July 13 . y. im ^ :>> u ...?;.;.; V .'?*v:?":?. ?.^?rjr^?iir . r";. ^- - "^' ? X