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The Lone Sentry. [Tho Rev. Dr. hlorej-ef Richmond, . in moraory of*the much-love'dand lent wal! Jack?on, narrate* the following ii " Previous t> thie lirst battle of Mail the troups nader SLutewall. Jackson 1 ferced Ul arch, C? bel i ... ?vt ii?/h't thai ground exhaust?J and f-Lt. Thc hi f?T totting the" Wrtt'ih (or the 1;i ; Lt. of the day weat to tint. GeiumPi taut, ? "General, the Juta arc all wearied, i -Bot ono but i< osletp.1 Shall I wak"? ti No, shU th? :??>?*: Ti?fv?*. Ut. and I wi!l weich the c*'ibp le.iiii??. "And all night IfW?'? ! fe rode round. 0*1 mp, the one lone sentinel for that weary and silent bely of Virginia,' he when glorious morning brok?, tho sold froth-and ready for action,, all nncansci noble vigila kept thsir slumbers."} 'Twas in tho dying of the day, Tho darkness graw so still ; The drowsy pipe tf? evening birds TVna hachad upon the hill ; Athwart the shadows of the vale Slumbered tho mon of might, And ene lone sentry paced his rear To watch tho camp that night. ? gravo and solemn ?au.was he, With deep and"sombro brew; The dreamful eyes seemed hoarding Seme unaccomplished vow. ? Xhe wistful glance poured o'er tho p Banca th the starry light-" And with the murmured ?ame of G lie watched tke camp that night. ?* * . '""-'. Tho Future openedCBOto him Its grandand Awful scroll : Manaesas and tho Valley march Came nearing o.'er his soul- - Ilichmond ?nd Sharasbarg' thunder With .that 'tremendous fight, Which gave him to the angel no?ta Who watched tho.camp that night We meara for him who died for us, With ono reawllci?s moan ; While np'tho Valley of the Lord ' Ile marches te the Throne f Ile kept tho faith of men and saints t?ubiinie and pure and bright lie sleeps-and all is well v^ilh him . . Who watched the cansp that Dight. Brothers! thc ?4i>lnight of thocau?? Ia shrouded in our fate ; Tho doaion Ootha pollute our-balls - With fire, and lust and hate. Be strang-he vaillant-he-assured Strike home fir -Heavon and Right The tout of Jackton stalk* abroad, And atiiird* f.'.c camp t?-niyht! -?-? ? ?-. . Our Army of Intonion. _ HAOKUSTOWX, MD., June 27.-Ono Las'tho Confederate anny crossed, the mae, and once more does it hold out th jng hand to Maryland and (brow don gage of battle upon herw>ii. Will she the hand that is cordWlyrcxtended to h< thus save herself andbier latest posterit; the ungodly rule ot the infidel and th< itan ? And wiil the enemy .'seek' us as la*t y?U", Hud agaj&dtliver battle ? SX' question? wbicJr-:k?arylai>d abd the i hVnt-ath whose hee)*f"ahe.writhes,r alone'c swer. * . Our reception bas been much'the sa it wa* in Septeiuheal >sL The natives country--the descendants of Lord Ball and bia colenista-Htlnunt universally patL'ize with os, and ardently desire ou cens. The Dutchman and the North mei . their children, Qr?&he cont wy, as i niously wish for our" defeat. ' lu those ties which borderonPeacsylv?niarund i the humanizing institution of-slavery ca t-rt bat little influence, a majority pf tb . habitants affiliate wi'h our enemies, b all other portions of '?he State tbe (rici the Confederate cause are believed to the ascendant. This view of tbe state ol .Kc sentiment will, I think, bo shown t ^tbe^rue one, should our slay and tnovet bo of *ucb a character as tu justify-the p in openly espousing our cause. Jt is u tu expect-a people nearly cqaally div without a.-ms in th??r'hand*, wbo have held in chtins formons than two year*, much the larger-portion of whom, and ciaKy our friends, aro still euvclopoi w the Federal Hues, to'iciore aa promptly J could desire, and before they have some orauty that they will not -again bo left t rod of the smiter. If we could recall years, when we were first entering upon conflict, there wovtgL be no excuse fur delay and indecision ; but two years bf dage produce unwholsome fruits, and sn we, who have nover felt the yoke ?f th pre^sor^are siow to realize. Let us then, with Maryland yet a while longer. If Le but ten righteous m?n ahd women w her borders', we should for -their sakes"! to save her from the Dead Sea of Federa potisin. Longstreet's corps crossed tho Pott yesterday, and Hjlf'stbe day before. Bot now moving upon Chambereburg, Pa?,'t , ty ra?es diataut, in the dircctiop of lia burg, tho capital of the Stato, which is t miK's.distant. Reports say that Gen. kins was within three miles of Harria two days ago, and that Ewell was not off. . .. .. .It is sot known what Gen. Lee's plans " . whether to occupy Harrisburg, or to et dish his camp in tie vic?n?ty?f Chambers alid along the Pennsylvania line, and t await the en?myT N early Till the troops ci . ' ed the Potoinacat. W*i li lams port, and it be through that ^lace, Winchester and St -. ton wo shall-endeavor .to keep up our corr nicat?on with-the rear. .. This Hue may be now and then'by the eiwmy^but we shaJ 'ina fruitful and opulent country, ?boum in everything ncKjeesaryfor tho subsistent thc army, and shall not find it difficult to care of ourselves. Already large nu tu bet horses, wagons, beef cattle and cheep 1 been secured ?> and immenso stores of g and flour... Tho-horscs. cost us from $15 $200 in -Confederate money, and the. wi about $1,60 per bushel. . . G cu. .Leo's . "S?erhas acted like- a chi Wallu some r -' *je people have fled into interior of Pennsylvania w*i?h their cattle horses, many outers Lave remained, deeu it wisest to stafcal home and make -the 1 tenos with u8*possi!ilc. In tbft they I shown their good sense. Our impresi officers pay the market price for everyti the army needs, wbere the parties will ree payment, or'jjivathera scrip,, if they pc that. Iii aihpurchaso cd articles of so! te nee and clothing, payment is made in C federate funds at par -value. Thu*, tho t my wno has4>een couatcrfeiting-Confede Treasury Nobs and scattering them whet er they have j)enetrated into our territ now have *' tSe poisoned chalice".put to i own* lips, at?east so far a?? to compel theui -re?oive our^enuiae notes as if they were c and silver.. And thtis, too, for the first ti Confederate money is at par in the La . ? States. We are not withoot friends even iirT? sylvania, tjsd especially in tho*e diatr which the army-has occupied. The impr lng of?lcefis an effective missionary, and 1 kln-ady converted mauy a' fat Dutchman : blind fanatie^from tho error .of his wa Men who were indifferent before, are 'r clamorous.fop.peace ; and it ia reported rl wtuw ot them are willing fuctbe troops take their wives-and cbildren, but b^g h l??r their sleek cattle and well fed hors?* j I.uniting granaries. Bot wc prefer the lat? ind v/iii let thom keep thc former and their pestiferous progeny. Imhcdon brouj -T j ate j " ; "' 'T"[-jimm 2,500 horses out of Foftoff County, and 30 volunteers, younp men who afp friendly to uj. and mean do make our their nw?. Sov'-wii -'smdcnti ia th? e near this place, sud volunteers fin mi ??arts of Maryland, hnvc joined our sLii and entered the lists against the. comino Their parents, and others who have beeu to fiel the yoke of the tyrant, are not'sl ?ive UH useful informatiou, and pointe! cattle and wheat houses of tho^e Uni who lmve been lording it over them, have rendered impoatant aid to the peo Virginia also, many of whom have acct nied the army in search of their ttolci groen and horses. Yesterday, I met s< gangs of negroes going to the rear, who been captured in the mountains in Mar and Pennsylvania. Many of the ownt tbe^e slaves bad procured wagons and. conveyances tais side of tho Potomac, * they had filled with goods and groceri the market prices in Confederate mom gold, and were carrying into Dixie. Th. ano.ber class of traders, however, who ii the army like vultures with sharp beaks Who are likely to be sent to th? rear, il punished by our military authorities. Inde to those deniers who have beret bsen running the blockade across the Pot ned who have doue so much to d?pr?ci?t, currency. These people hav? no right to a'aeltor "behind 1 he army, and buy up ar nectary tn the troops, to be sold agaii heavy profit. All houest*men throughout the world bo njoiced to bear that thafwaalignaui d gogue and Abolitionist, Thaddeus Stevei Pennsylvania, ha* received some of the i sh tn en t due for bis enormous crimes ag the kappi ncaa of tho haman race. He < large iron, works and mills in Adams Co on thc border, which 1 am informed* been utterly- destroyed, ?bt inacbii aqueduct^ buildings and supplies foti hi erattvos,' moluding, it is said, 20,1)00 - pb bacon, have been swept away. Amt it! tie the involuntary txelamr-^ioti of every ] of justice, and avery foe of hypocrisy, effort is mad;., in the work of inipressn to' diiiifnguish, as (ar as possible, tn'tweer friends of pence* and ?lie aiders and abel of Mr. Lincoln;. Thus the nd hand of is made to fall heaviest ujtoti those who 1 first to lift ir. Some of ih? troup* comp however, that they are not allowed to ap uriate and destroy as they go. If peruiii they would avenge Mississippi. TcU?e? and the Carolinas aud Virginia, and leav: hind a tracie of desolation asbarrcn and during as the' desert of Sahara. They Gen. Lee high praise as a fighter and sn gist, but they ?*ay " ho has not a good p ging mind." Gen.- Lee. is right, hcwevci all will acknowledge after, a while_Sa1 nah Republican. --* ^*>- ? ? r Capture ol'Brasher City, La. The Louisiana Democrat published at A 'andria, gives a full accountof the capture . Brasher City and other points iu Louis? It says : Geuer?l Taylor, with Walker's Divis fought tue enemy ar: Ashland, in North Lu hum, on thc 7th ult. Before starting ou this expedition ha. dispatched ?me ofilia staff officers to Sot ?weat Louisiana tu keep-'him advised of mat i in thai direction, information he rccci about thia time determined him to make utovemeut w?ic? ha- resulted so gloriot to our arms. In half an hour he wa? in saddle. In this way and in ambulance traveled through from Richmond, La., to* .examina in turee days, hardly paused for r pushed on with relays pf horses, overti Cul. Majors, commanding a Brigade of c airy on tue Atchafalayn, and instantly un de?'to him bis plan of campaign in. wh that gallant young officer was to p?*y filie conspicuous part. Mnjur.i was to push bul through the GroHae Tete, Maraii^oin and . fourche county lo Donnldsonville. thence Ttiibodeaux", cut oft" ibe.rii?froad ?nd tehgr; communication, then pu>h-rap'dly tu thc B nvcr, in thc rear of Brasher City, and at . first 6uuud uf Moutun'fr and Greens*s gu attack them at that place. * .? After seeing Col. .Majors well on his w (Jen.-Taylor returned, via Washington :: Upelou.-.as ?'td pushed on rapidlyto Gener Mouton and Green's lleadquniters tu sup intend in person, the attack on Brasher (J ami its forts: Orders bad been already gil them to make this attack, ou advice of 1 JOTS' movements, ?nd directions tampon'cc ii?unicati?o with him via tho Lahes, so ? they could- make a combined mov jment. Two of Gen. Taylor's stall' had been nrp on preparations for crossing the troop'? o the Bay. Lieut.* Avery particularly''had u , every exertion under direction ot Brig. G , Green, in the construction of ?kiirs and iii Maj.'GCOi-Taylor arrived at Gen. Moutc , .headquarter* ou the moruing of the 2 ; Generals.Moubjnaiul Green had not hoon i in carrying out their orders. For tito ; days previous, they had organized the dill y, ent corps and their positions in the impe . ing.aUack. Shortly after Gen. Taylor's . rival at Mouf&n's headquarters, one nf \ staff brought up from Gen. Green's headqu tera a-db-patch of 12 M., tho previous d . Irom Col. Majora, that the dariug comm \ der had already arrived at Thibodcaux, a a triumphant campaign through the wh * Lafourche-had captured -Flaquoraine yt I 150 prisoner*}, destroyed three large sea-go . vessels loaded with valuable stores, had tal a, Donaldsonville with" its garrison. Had tacked that same day the enerny" at TM j deaux, driven him, with Pyron's Texas fantry, at the point of tho bayonet,- from stroug position-had charged and rou?ed ? cavalry by.charging him with Lane's, Stoi B and Phillips' Texas Cavalry, and was i r - ready to co-operate with us in our movcm J oftho morrow. e At G..p. m., on the evening of the'21st ,r "Forlorn Elope," composed of volunteers fr e thc diH?rent regiments, eruharked.in the sh n and sugar-coolers prepared for them. ? Th? 0 was the proud privilege of storming tho kt most impregnable Fort ut the opposite 8 of the Bay at dawn the following, morai }> weile Gens. Green and Moufou^occupieS th ,e 'at different points In their front, d It-w-as composed as before remarked g volunteers from the ?th Texns (Green's st Regiment,) 2d La. Cavalry, ' Yr" allers Bat e renaud 21 Regiment Ariz.ma Brigade all tg- der cQmmaud'uf thc gallant Major Hunt?] ig the latter. It was a hazardous mission re "cr??fhat Like (12 miler) " in chc?o f jr barks-to land- at midnight on tho enen s- .side, in ab almost-impenetrable swamp ? n- await the dawn of d ?y to make- the deapei ?e- itttcmpt which would ensure them vieton te a soldiers* deathvbut 4hey seemed to tr v- it.as a holiday frolic as they, wcro row ?y, away, waving their hats to Gen. Taylor i 3ir Gen. MoutOD, who were on tho bank wat tb ing their departure. Tho hoa'." expedit ?ld - having left, Gens. 'Pnylor and Mouton j ie, ceeded butow- PatteMouville to arrange ?d" the otbec movements. Mouton, with 7thrTexaa, 4th Texas and 2d -Arizona It1 in- raents stood post at* Gibbons' Point, on ft* idand uf tbat name, and immediately Of as site Fort Buchanan. From this place as sbarpsboOtera 'could siveop thegunxiers fl nd their positions at "tho heavy guustn ihe F yt Gen. Green with bis old Regiment (5tli Tai ow AVnftllei's Battalion, 2 i La. Cnvalry, Valve tat a?id iJlehoIs1 Battiries took portion just to lore day in Berwick's City, ready, to open trd ali their camps, {which.c.vtenuod,up and .dc nd tho opposite bank for two miles), also to I: er, in check their gunboats, ali Immediately after dajii^ht Gen. Green jbt ed tho1 fir?t??lo frew Ihe Valverde Batter] "?*.. - a. a gnnboat of tho enemy which wa un tho. Bay in'thf' direction pf thf?x {rim ?-.r.i?ni!) Instantly tho whole b!azi?, al] of mir giris fi-st. pUyt-..l .immense line of tents of-the eve .vero ocf.-upicd by one thousand ?T-bav v i i i) completely s.urprisrd ; iiof imaging a.n.cnoiay in twenty thuin oii th is-side of lue-Bar (.their admit this.) Their he?vy gnus.fron now. opened on- Creen, at the same the:sharp oracle of A?otito?'s -tfi^O field rifles is heard continually from point, sweeping their gunnars from tl like a whirlwind would dash - the sa desert ; all are anxious <o-hear tin Af.-.j.irs' guns. -The worthy pupil of < ?wall strains his ear for tho. signal pi hr.d arrived at the Boeuf - crossing, bigged them all, still wo do not he although the cannonade has been j without intermission for one and a h What has become of thc stormiiii they have not. yet attacked, there i of them ; presently wc hear one, two, the long distant sound of artillery 1 Boeuf-Majors, is there ! their com mi is cut oil* completely. Just at this to add to thrronemy's confusion and the loin- looked fur '. Forlorn Hop*" appen rance in thc edge of. tuerwood; real IVxai 3--?-?I, t-^ey - da-be?1 at or. bayonets tixed and pistols "drawn, fi threatening .walls, of th? proud ForU ty minutes, they bad cHmbca? tbejVf persed ita gnrr'nsou', torn-down 'the Si .SYripes and hoieted tits - "-Bonnie Bji over the ramparts,s?tting a small bain care of the Fort. 1 T?'v gailnnt Hunter rushed on to tl below, the aiTrightcd enemy thtowiTi their arms ami surrendering ?nd-iscriu until he had swept, J ho whole-..place, iii the meantime ?had engaged their with tho Yalveidentiid Nichols Battei after a hotly contested duel of haifa drove it shamefully away. In half ac hour Generals ?Taylor, and Green, with their re?pective-fita their Headquarters iu the city of Bras THU k ESl'I/T. Captured 1809 prisoners ard 33 1 smiiedji flicei-s ; .'$3,000,000 comm:s3-.r $i ,50?,U?t) quartermasters stores, $ ortJu.nce*stores, -^'100,000-*m0riTcril st garrison and regimeinal flags, 1,001 2,000 horses and mules, between six : en thousand negroe?. sixteen- guns, thousand emiid of small arras, aud tv ? of as much impv.-rUneo to this country Mi^iasippi) ai Port Iludscn .and Yul in fact tile key to Louisiana sud Texas brilliant campaign of General Tarier other great ol jcct in view and one < iuiporiauec, viz-a diversion to force etuy to misc the siege of Port Hadsb uuw has his choice, to loso New Orl ti? abandon bis operations against Por son, and retire with his beaten "and de ized army into that city. .. The captured flags are in charge of Tom Ochiltree, ?. A. Gen. Taylor's sb route to Lt. Gen. Smith. . * Tba New York Herald's New Orlea respo ?dent, in his account of the r: which mainly coincides with the above deluding thc losses in prisoners, &c., sf j But this was not the worst part 1 < business.. Tho Confederates,-by thc-c of our force, gained possession ofiFort una? and Fort Sb??ne, and another s can li work further down, thc bay. Oi fortifications were mounted eighteen or ty guns of ?eavy calibre, feveral of wind the finest lifio pieces wu had in this J ment.- . ' Soino of the pieces we lost were thbi cently takari from Camp Pampow other ed from tho steamer flinstna^ that sa tiie-baylast March-.- Altoguthcr thia:! ol'the severest blows thc rebela'have de in ibis part of. the country. -.-o ?--- . The Two Invasions--A Contra Tiie New York World thu* draws tb trust between- the Yankee invasion : South and tho Confederate invasion North : The organs of the Administration a ginning to discover that the mis?rable d rinds who devote themselves to Imrnir teiiceiesK town and robbing non-comb; at the South,' tue cursing ttie cause 1 they are paid to serve. Tho niau mt blind indeed who does not sec that th( trast which these villainies establish but our own invasion of .tho South and the invasion of the North*,' is one of the? effective .blows that has yet beeti-stru the administration af the hopes of the U It is childish"to attemp to p;?rr? this by appealing to the destruction of our nt sea* by the rebel privateers. Thc iaw usages of civilized war, which utterly f the noizure of private property on lani', mit' private property to bc se:;**:] al sai ! ship belonging to private citizen.-; is the ful prize of a belligerent commodoiv ; beHigerent M> jor-Gencral wuo lakes pi siim of the silver spoons of a private ci is simp!)' a thief. The vessels which 1 burned at Roa by the'Alabama or thc Ta flWi*"'chartered libertines'1whom Mr. rt ' rhnkes free of the Aslant io, are the pro] : by the laws of war, ol' those who barn t r and would bc so adjudged to be by the e 3 if carried.'into a neutral .port. But it v 1 be hard to find any court "which would ' firm the right of a cavalry Coloo?i to che 1 silver, salvers with an axe in order to '* them into his holsters, or which would cc ' to a negro Corporal the fee-simple a ~ houses which be burns over the bea 8 women and'ehtldren by thc order of his w s face'd but black hearted commaudcr. 6 When wc find Gencral'Lce retaiiatiug lV on tho farmers of'Pennsylvania' all that J C ter has inflicted upon the planters of Ge and Caroliua ; when rapine and arson *< * pi thc captured towns of the North the 1 f inferuaT carnrval to which they have k invited in the South, thon, and-not till 1 >fi we .may.cull, upon the world to .witness *" the'eifrieers and soldiers of the slaveho! c rebellion mo really as reckless of.huth: o and nf decency as the officers and soldic IJi liberty and thc Union ! In the mean! i? ib tho solemn duty cf every man wa of spects" himself and his conni ty, i-s'pn. ld honer and its futtore fame, to protest wit d- tho power that God has given him agaii n- course of-'policy which sups tborifoundati ol' our hopes, ?..id makes onr very nan.c r. '. to ?og aiid a reproach" among trie- nations. ?1 .-'-? -. f's"-* A GREAT IVUIVAT?H.--AScutheni ge 3d man once, ut one ot the aotthsiu indiana, ?te ceivmg that thc dt?iog room ser va ??t, a ni or wai basto wi rg fcis .mention elsewhere, t itt negltctj^-allcd tip Jjho, aaa accosted hi; Dg this wise: . . . nd . ?? John, I have ??eryants at liom?, and lb- waited upon us a, gnntlemau should bc oh am neglected here, and am tired of il ro- give you fair notice that I shall inform Tor proprietors of your conduct, unless you he "have better." gi- The consequence was, John became an attentive during the lew days tx^e. gentle po- remained'. On going ??way, tue gentle, lils called John up, and presented him wit tim' doliar or two, which bo tims ackuowled irt. " Thauk'ojjiut>3a. Sontheru gemmen as) ways so-tvprtuiaiid us if we don't tend nie right, but dey aIwa>s,giyo& us a dollar or br- :fore doy leave. But d??e : Abolioinum p oh- mau niightty bard to ?nit, au "quire" eo.n wa 'icntion : au rt-heu dry leave, s?ikeyer eep. look up'to de sky, aif say/God bless-von uidortunalc drer., an elevate joli indi; t fir- ob.bumanity,'w-Homethiu like dat, bat r ot J nebcr gives us a dollar to elevate us." . GTATT; oFsntTi? CAROMNA.. j ADJITTAXT ATO LOP Hcron-Gisnit AL'S OFV-ICH, ComsmiA, July IO, 1803.. GENERAL ? RD?HS jr'0.-2. CHARLKSTONjs nit?cked, by h_-1.and (wa lt is ?Mir atronghuld and'tho gate .through wnich tho oncoty hupe tu pa-" irto the interior to overrun and. dev.isiut*"uur Stale. Th? ?ee'?s?irj deiu-khds prompt end decisive notion. It "?vii3 hoped that the terra of eorvieO of- thairoojr- . tely called for local dofcuco woald'<_ot begin till tho 1st of August noxt. Lat when onr h-mcs-our all ia tHrcatenod, it ?H no lim? lo disci.'? thu qucs tiun. Tho term ot" pix' months'; service of tiio-e -troops will be ?tdited with tho limo'-tai present .emergency calit?m?m iu.tu the field. 1. The companies J? -ly organised for Iceni do fence and .?pecial service in tho State in-thu foi? lowing Regiment?, will* assemble ot the timon ht-reinafier stated, at tho most' convenient stations on_ the cai)roads, and proceed^ im medially to Ibo .ejty of Charleston, lo wit: In thal Ith. l?th, l?ih, l'trh, T5rh and A AA. (Thrrd Lrigade,) "tho 2Uib, 2t-t, 222,'2.14-.od44th, (FiHb Brigade,) on 1VJJ/J *'.'ESDA Y, tie bth instant, (Juiy ;) . and tin: iVui .puntes organiiod'i-j tho v-irh. 2?-b, ?Otb, -271)?, (Sixth Brigade,) tba 23th,-29ib, SOth. (Sevomh Urlg-deJ tlst, S2d, '33d, (Ei-h'h Brigade,; o j . flTUJiSb'Ar the t?/;.*?n.Mtir; (July.)" J.I. :The tr?.<?s wiiL pr?vido'thwwscivcs witL clothing" aud "fonr -.days' rations. They vriii b.o Bruted OD their arrtvalin Charleston. UL; The Commanding Officers of Companies will have tho moa warned to attend at tho desig nated points on the railroad*, and aro haruby authori'_od to issue certiticatoi of transportation to Charlosfon. IV. Tho. Commanding/OQ-Jors of-Companies will report to thoeo Headquarters on.their arrival in Charleston, and the Companies will, be organ izad iutp Regiments, aftci they hive fi reported. V. Tho troops r?ised'?n th?'2+th an t 2.ith "Regi men ts ^Fsirfiel d ) will organize ki t J -or. : Company before proceeding.to. Chiirkstcn, end tho Com manding Officers of said Rer-rmeiits will ossemblo the men for thiyt purposed " .- . VL Tho Captains cf Companies will imm-di n-t-sly extend those order?,-on their ;>nblicaiion, -.vithout waiting for 'farther order.-;. : and .Ice Cum . mauding Q(Beers, o? Rcs*iaiouts will communicate ihc s.ir?c imrovutat?ty to tuo Comw^tit:>ng'?:h>6rs *? Co bl pa aie*; employing couriers for that pur pose, if necvfcsary.at tba expense of Ihc State. VII. Thu ConimihirH. organised-- in tba olhrr Regiments will hold dlemsolvos i:i rosiness t? moyo at the shortest'notice. ' / . Ry command : ' " < : ? - , . (.Signed,)- v A. C: GARLING-TON, Adjutant and. Inspector-Gcnirul ut o. C. . Offioir.I : G. A. FOT.TIIM, A. A. G. . July 10 lt ' 23 STAT'S OF SOyTK-CA?OJil?A. Aiijrc.TAST AW Iicspj;cr?a-GE?fBn/.i.'s OfviCK, COLI'MUIA. S. C., Jilly lbj la'o'.'l. GENERAL ORiiEJi NO. 23. ITHS HEAD-QUARTERS of .Ms Excellency . ibo -^Governor and Commander-iii-Chief i transferred to Charleston- tor tho present AH eoinuianleations must bo"'addressed ut that point.' Dy comm-.ind : A. C. (J ARLINGTON, AJjutant-and Imipettor-General S. C. July IS j lt' 2S mwmw. -|MA!,E .ACA-DE?f. rHlFIIS Institution will bo oponed: on tho 17M' -fi; A::_n-t by Mr..JOSBPH M. S7?ELL.MA.V w.10 will "ko chargo ut Twenty-five Scholars at *l? per qunrtor. Afr. IL Vh CANNON Will" Uko charge nf all Others; over that mimbtr.. at tho sarao time and I<1HCC, and on thc s^in? tc-nns. . R; T. MIMS; GEO. A. ADDISON, EDMUND Pff?ftr, Z. Ur. CAP.\VTLE, A. G..TEAGUE. Trustees. . Jufy S, ' .U " 27 State of Soutli -Carolina. ? ' EXECU-TIVE DI?PAnT:?rT:NT, I Coi.eMitiA, July 2. Ji.53. HERE AS, information bas, been recotreri a tfcis depar?uentthr.t. WILLIAM T. MO..' who wa ia t!ic j~il pf Ri?iflatTd b?etri?Jlrtiiadc enteiico m death for U'O murder ef'Janios Phil lips, ;!ii?; on ibu nigHt of tba 27th of June, -uak his ost'itpc fruin lite.said jail: 2 ??? thi?i-t?f-?rc; t, M.iLLEOOE L. UONirAM Co vernor ot, thu State of.SnOi Onrolin'r-. du hero hy otf-r a reward pf ONE THOUSAND DOL LARS ?iir'tho apurrhension ot tho said Williiin T. Hon aud his delivery Hno uay j?il" in tai State. Said Moss in about 2" yo-rs old, ? foot ID inekc high, weifjba about 140 lbs,, dark hair, wears moustacho and is ratht-r. good lucking. Hoi from Wako county, North Carolina. ' ?ivea under my hr.nd nnd thc seal of tb State, nt Columbi.-*, ;this second'day. 1 [L. s.] July, A. D.'Ouo'-thousand -r*-bt huuifrc nod sixbT-three. . . M. L. EONHAM. w?. R. IIcaiTj Sccrct-.ry of Stute. Jufy 3 r 1m ' - 27 State of South Carolina ?DGEFI?LD ' DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. . BY W. P. DUBISjOE, E:;q:fc.Ordmnry of Edg fioa Di-tnct, * 'r ." - Whorcas, Mary McCeino has applied tb t; for Letters uf AdiiiinfstrHtictn, on ali and si -gnlnr tho gooda and ohattlcs, right; aud credi of E. -WasblngRn .AVadc,' Into of tho Distri aforesaid, doe'd. . These arc, therefor-, to"citc pjitl mlui'-nish 1 and sir ir obir, thc lciudrc-.l a^d crf?iloi? of I ?add deceased, i.'"> Koiandjajipcar Itefor? i.-o.-?t (. nokt Ordinurv's Cour! fe? ?ht ?ltid !>'.-. ric.', lo bnlifeh at E'lgondd C. IT.,-on ; ho 27-th day July inst-., to'.s. sUh^vioauoc, if ucy, why tho s: adatitilatration Biiouid ,-:ol graotcil'. . Givcri tin-i?r ray l/n.t-t arid <m?J,*?Bis IStn d of .Inly in tho yciir 'if iii? Lord one tbonn Bigbf hundred n?i-1 r?ix<y-tbrec, aud in thc tigh *oi'i-hili year of tho ?n??jjfaAw. ..: "?? South Ca Uns; . W..F.DUKI30S, O.E.D Jiilv IS ?? ' 2: !-GARDS i i JUST rcceivL'd'nD/I for stile ?it tba St?;re form ly occupied by J. R. MOBLE? ? Co., eeve eases .of . Ko. IO niiimoTe Coitoii Can And Ko. 6 anti 8 Woo] Cafils, ' Of Superior quality. ' Ose Caso Enrlish COPI HAS. Also, RICE; SUGAR. DRY GOO] READY MADE CLOTHING, SXATIONA1 Ae., ?c. S. VXhLAltETct July 7_2t? '.. g . 'WHEAT WANTED At Granite Mills, ?ug?irU, Georg 1?IE Undersigned, havingjiurehasod thu ah _, well-ktlown .MILLS, situated on 7ho ADJ ta Canal. (I'orjnerly owned by B. H. AV .irren,) pay tho lIIGHEfiT MARKET PRICE for* I URI) AND :Vt UITE iVREAf, Pal dosirintf to 'tdt'will idea?e c'nll ou (?Kit. T. JACKSON & CO., ' No. 248 Masonic Uall'Luilding, Droad fi Augusta, On., July 7 3m* J A Valuable Plantation * O i ? b A_Jil. "^Vj E ?u?tiw?t>?-r V??K?.*- in ..wie !?j.i v ALUA ;!L7' iL i 1?.VJS'JATluN ?CJ>ntuhtiitg S i \ ?r c a * ? 5 a?? ?? r fl Vi air! pf?y \r,rr,s, M-.ro <r IUSH, lyiiiir on Turk*!; f.'nijf.', a; l? '-;:n-? ii&Hy utiul-Cot. J. C- Bru .-ks, Cap?. Eugen? Dur?, Oeirge Bland abd other*. Th's PUtiutiou in wtnatwl iilpu: 7 iu:^s ^rLh of Edifclieid Yd lige, ou- tb? Naivbojry/Rjii?, ic H piuusko : :md hcult?y locality, ?urd in tho bj Uli t ?[ u iciinc-l und aa ui?rccuii?o h.d^huorhooil. ' Ahoat tr.o-hi.li' of mia-Tract of Lund i-clearei and a c.-.p?ida?ub?.? portion of it .in ?i high Sta5 of rul'.ivurira. -The other hulf of this Tract in in nativo forvsi-jijou.idirg ip Otp:, Hickory MJIJI Pino growth^ There an- on the premiers ??! r.cet.-s.'try pl.inti ti >a"ha:ldirg?-?'.! io C;M>'I repair. Thia Trael iii well VTaiOrod, nnd is ono of ibo bc^t- ranges to, oar.f'e in the T>isfri-':f. Th* land i- wat! ndap*tc?l to Cotton, Corn, t?a'l! Crain, {?c.. F-'r f-jr'her infor'Tf ton-np->'y to Mr. Ja?. M. Harrhf?n, ni tho Sb'eruf's (J???tr, Ed<< fie?d# Sj C.' ELD 13RT HLAA'D. J-lyT.' i Ci *:.27 ?23^ Charleston Courier wiTple- se C?py l?rico a week fur opp -month and for wu rd account forth with to thi? offico. " mwmmr ?mm. J"ST Published; ?anti fur snloby *T. M^RHB & T30 , A 'if 13D, (TU-.' .' A COMPLETE BtOlirlUPHTCAl PKP.TGH CF " STONEWALL" JAUKaON.- By Cinm.Ks ' ll ALLOC K : B4?g *? (o;l and aecu'.^e uccutiiit ol iti.j Licudin? Even-..*-' of H'^ T^f-,. h'u-Dvis^ Mo ments, anti thc Ohseqnios at niohuiond nod Lek 'iettton. ' ' - ' . This woik contains ninny ?.ncc-lntcs nf the il lu-tri?os soldier tout have never before becu pub lished. . . . . . F-r salo by all > -ik Stores, and News Agon?a. Priest $1.00. Tho.trudo- supplied at a libera: dis count. "^SS-All Older., achirossed tn ns will ho prompt ly lilied. ' A'. S. .M0 USE -A CO. August.'., Co., June 24, Xl . 2a ?lecilcii Notice. P"T7RS!.TA'NT to it writ bY Election issnodby Hon. IV. T). H.-rtcr, l'rcait?e?t' of thc Snn.rt?, lo the managers of Eloetions. for tho District cf Edgcfleld, there Kill.be an ' oleetioti Judd un thc second Tuesday :?f-,An*lu?t m:;i,- for -SENATOR. to till tiie Vn..:.|iey .-;ea: i-ncd by tito death of ' iToii. ATtTRtyt Surxrivs. E. W. SE.IP.ELS, CBfJtre. Juno 24 'Ct ' 25 Ca:n::iii?cd io ?Lie Jail* Oe" lois Di' t-icl, on the loth 'nit., a negro loan who siys his name is ELBERT, but is frc-, ,quciitly c.?licd Albert, and that he bdfobgs to Jr.-,.. lying, lirhi-r at Atlanta, <./. Elbert says ho \:?r -.iri-e.-tod when athis fife's tenso in the ni?per ?)?irt of this' District. Bai ri .Elbert is about 27 . years of ago, weighs abgilt 130 p/m:idi? i.- 5 feel .'.> inches .hi^h, dark comploo-ieii. . No- marks o? ?cors noticeif. . -. Thc owucr is requested ' J com9 forward, prove properly, nay chiites and take h fin away, othor wis? he will bc dealt with as tbs law dit Cet?. . L H. McCULLO?'in, J. E. D. * Juno 24, ' tf 25 ?have now on baud a large Ptock of EED B?OM Ft' UN" IT I'RR, in Sets of from 8 to f?t pi?te.--, ?fab?gany* Rnunfeb.-dand-Paney Paint cd. A small Jot of" PALLOR 'EtiltN?TURK. Ab-o. StoWtj TABLES, W'??lTIjSi? TAKLK-. DlNIKfl TABLED, W.-ltitir-W A RDKuhaS, .CHA lits, u fuw ittATTlVAS^ES, n:;d nil ur'.iclo usuai!v- kent in tits ?urniiuro-'lhtc,ai]cst. of And. will bo soU low for good paper when the cash is not convenient. Bimal" Cases !' I keep oor.stanlly on a full slock of Mahogany 'Octagon l,od tlOPPjUf?. Alsor.Coverud'Riiis? Le?l COFFINS, plain hut. ner.tly trimmed,. at $20. Uso of llcur.ac S.1) rn-r da}-, or trip not. o vor -a day. [ will cou ti nae to keon a supplv on hand roady for d??ivnry. v r J. M. WITT. Mar '0 tf lo tt" "?-3 r i-1-r ? ti? i >r?1;. <iui mai PAilTICELAR ATTENTION7' will ht lTX given to. tue Repairing .ef WATVUE.-;, iJi.e'-.'liS .ind JEWELKY. Every effort wi.i lu :u.ido to Keep ' niy extensive ?ioek nf SPECTACLES To suit every defect of vision. Thc balance nf Tuy Stock of CLOCKS, FAlSjCi GOODs, PLATED WARE,.Ac, will bo sold lot, FOR CASH ONLY. Autrusia,'Jnn 20 tf 3 LAND 'W?'RSALE.'' inrnT?E Snbserihicf oTcr- fer s.ilo privathfj tht A. HOMESTEAD PLANTATION of 'Rober! J efl ri i o!:-"! ib:. 'd.;-iu celtrcjlold District, contaltiint Nl.Vr: ?iVJ!ii>R7?\? ACRES, '.itu?te. ah StcvtSn's" 0-cek. on tho Rond Iendin; rom Augusta ro ?alhotxa's Mills. 2R. miles fron AngnsCa, r.nd bounded b; landa oT Dr. J'.jJ. Cart led^c. .Mr?. CartledgOi C. L. IMair and others. There are on tho piase ?. comfortable Dwelljnj Uonse un I i?l ncccsJary otttliailJinf.-.-. Tbcre :w< flevonty^flvo UTOS of good bottom Idr.J, snil'thirti ?utrea >it h-tui sown in V.rhcat, and abnnt forty i? Oats. Thc pint o is well watered and limbered nui is i:i a high at;, to of cj?ltiyati??. If itpiireha'svr can '-he fmipdj soon, I will i-cl willi thc place .Seventy live Head of fchoi-p, Stool of Cattle, Ac. Dr. J. J. Cartledge or the Subscriber will lah plcasuiv. in showing the plac? to any ono duslrou if'puAthindn;* nn.excellent ploiituttTm. iSrTcruis etisy. W. D. JENNINGS, Ex'or. -Mar 4 . if ' 0 ?Vicrgan Stallion for Sal( HAVE for ?;ilor THOhoiJ'.IH V-KKll MOR iiAN STALLION. Dc ls ? beautiful hu; six years old, of handsome ^ymaiatry and.of flu anion." l*iirso?S wisbiug w vii'gago in roaria Horses trill di wclLto cytisidor this opportuuii; Por further information cull on Mr. Jas. M. Ila risou, at tau Sucri?'s OCicc. ELBERT4 BLAND. July 7, . tf - -27 . Ho tice. TR/jfEMHEilS of my Cotr.r.iny nt homo on sh ivjtL furlough ittnart ???iV/pe?? scud on snrgooj] ucriifn'-.tca m'oair.?y f ir extension of fnrlongb, I ?il; b? f' iv'.-d to rep?rt them absont uitoW lenvc. A privat? phy'sieiAn's c?rtiSeatc?.-?Jf ir er tiu-.s that tho m.in is unable tu ?-I to a Solrgeu rtn-J is sworn iubclbi^a ?Iiu-islr-.t.:, w:i! pnbfoi nu uitensioa. "(!..E. MCHOLSOX, ?apt. C.-. D'. Jie-ap'u.'i L-:r>on. C irap Noar Petersburg. V:?.., Juue 25, ibf?. July S,"". .'Jt 27 A Notice. LL persons nf tho LdwctBatta?ios. Clh Rc; , meitt, who (tiled to rtfpri?d iu pell ! iiib'.r on tho roast wi 1- pay rq '.'?-J T<"od.sn.r9r' thu 2'Kh July, lyp.j. ai;'! S'tvv. et-?t-. After u ilrtto Uis acoouats will bo p'tucoa in .tim Clefl Offirrj fur collection. LEE" I?0LS0N, Tres Jnly 7_2t__2J Strayed-or Stolen, PROM the subsr.ril'cr's plantation a COVv wi out horns,' rod lien t und rod on sidos ? b. sod l?lly whit?. Her mark is a cmp cn" cnti both oars, and a crop and cut under, the rip She had a bell on, when she left. She was nu by Mr. Leo Helston, nenr Red Hill, Ed?eft District. I will pay $10 for her reepvery. A information concorus'og Baid Cow Ihnskfully ccivod. ALLEN FRANKLIN Aiken, S. C., July 7, 2t* ' 2 ILL AT TIIK JIAUI?UR?; ?. _ Shd got .yonr I'\NT i;UTT0N?, sup?i to iinylbiug cvor offered in this market, at C prn-us. CALL AT THE nAMBURO POST 0FP1 nriJ R')i your SAI/r, tupotior lo JAvcrpool low prices, mid hi good e'tt-un sticks-two busl por ttahk. K. L. UEN1RY. P. ft Hamburg, June !!0 4t '1 ? ? ^ ... -- : - i Vor SV?rifi . DTN ?LY R..? ALLMAN. . \ i ??AftfeY' r>r. - . . . . A.!;. WEST, ii-.- ..-.'. .'oatt i'LAx'?n, - . if. fe GO-'I LL. WILLIAM afclRSif, For Tax Coi let-tor. JACOB H.-i'-rr, . STARLING I-?BNK11,. . C. .M. MAY. CHARLES OA RT KR. uF.il ivy ?QunMf '? . TV. H. COl?LO?VAY. BENJ. Rtii'h'.H, For fl prk. . JACKSON C'VVAR. S. HARRISON, For Ord i miry. W. P.. DUR ISO E. Dentistry !. D?t. TI. ???aCKW wi'.l l>c in Vis ?Oleo 1,.^'uluny i-.ar.":i ?lay during - mV-day ncJ. ; Out .-.iiur then ko will only bu thcro occasionally, :E?I bia Pr 'ter:-i un .ii ^r<H^c snont.? ihrvugijoi't' ?l;? - ,J>?. trie. dciu?Gd um.ib .ol hie Rtfention. Ilavisg -t? pay rho h*s;hi>3' dish prioo* for Deuliafry uiuieriaia, ha.wi?' hereafter work ONLY ?'Oli. CASH. Supt Til ti. " ' .'; ' SB ?'?"Kai?p-r-Nails! JUST. t*etriv?4 THREE- KEGS 'NAILP-8, 10 and 124: For sale by E. RENN, Ag'. Juno 17 tl" . " 2t. Negroes - Wanted.' WE WISH, to pichase FJFTV LIKELY .YOI1 NW M 1-JC? mili ?i e prepared to pay tho HUGHES'" .vSH PRICES. . Wo hmo jun h-ui.' LIKELY WOMAN.WITH FOUR CHILDE* nb ?eh wo will be pleased to sell or exchange . r -rithi'r Noyers. GLOVER A SULLIVAN. - Jan 28 If. . .. .4. State of S??tk QuoMk, KDGKFIELi) MSTKiGTi * [?7 ORD1XA HY. M. A. Sjnineij A-.*uv*r. ol ibo Esti.te ) of S. O', i^.fcliinau, dve'd., j. i\. Bushnell tool wife Lucretia, K Sf?ry.E. Tilltaaif ucd o'.ticrs j' W" KEE L'AS M A. RANSUM. .Admi obstar nf ?lio katata ..f S?)^-;h R. Gol 'mau, ike'd., ? " applied to mei by peti tion in wilting, praying that II patt ot the pruinous, of tno Raab? Estate or clio sui.I SaVuli R. triLm.in. dec.M., muy be p>ud .Vcr to him, to siiti'fy debts ag?i?s?-lhe suie. ?s-_ Ute ; ?nd it rtj-petitug tu my Satisfaction tlo-t William tl. Coleman and Middleton Mo.-oly and his wife Elizabeth, two of tho liefet.Janis in ti..: abovu slated cn?c, r*side'hcypr.d tho limits of this St.-ue. Ie is tho*efore ordprcd and# decreed that -hby do app-iitr at a Court of Ordinary to bs hol .lon at.Edgeliftld C. H , far Edgi Cold Dialek t, uc . MuuUuy, th? it 1st day of Augus^ 1*63, to ?.how causo, if .''iiy they-can, why n portion of tba pro ceeds of tho solo of the Real Kstato of 8ara,h it. Gullmnti. dee'd., sold by me for partition arid di vidion, should not be paid ever to th?rsHi'l' fd.-A. Kai.s -m. io Uquidote the -cebis ugaiota suid Ea tiilo, or rncir cousco'-<o thommo will be en terrel of record. Given ululer ruy h-'.nd and seri, this'"tho '?(nh d.iy of-May, loti t. . . . ' W. E. DURISOE, d.r-.n. June 3 ? 3m . Tl A' SUI?Dlini)3, ' " SACIC* \. Ci SAI/JVol.i a-nd dry.j 50 **" Liverpool SALT; I.?1> Jiiiis. >. C. FLOUR; ir?U " 4)i<l ?'till ?li-ls. N. O. Syrup: 100 BiiifKrine t.hcwing TO?AC<. O.; 50 Jilli.-?. Apple nuil i'eit.eh "> randy; ID " Fine Coin Whiskey ;' 1ft A LA J A mid RO kT. WI fi EV - CIlEltRY miANL.Y nnu-Cf?RDlALS ; . RftTTL?D-LIQUORS nod Wl.NE>;';' 1 .ir tCiig* Boi?t arh. ?T7 0?. lt*,--.!;. $ EAL. > i''''.'hx. *rt Se. Cogeidier with >. g;i id n-s nrm??t of FAMILY tj iiuLiLRIi:.-.,->n Land i t} r r-.le ty ?'i bTSVa?f\ Sj - J?ugu?U, Go<?. May 2?> * ' . Cm- . Ju J"" hnvn-iiow un 11:101*11 ru'i.i supply of EN \'LI.Ol':-.?. -?'.iH^.iie <-i it-isOfiicc. -'_M:iy 27* ^ - U- 21 Administrator's Notice. LL person huvirig .1117 ,demT-.uda against tho _ Esleto of John' A. Croyrd-ir, deceased,.ara requosted to pn-stut them to the subscriber .on or before tho 2i)"h July next, ns on that- day a final sefJilement will bo made in tho OrdinaryVOfiice. Also, r.ll porsong indebted to said Estate are*so licited i-> poy up hy that time, .- . - ; G. M. SPEARMAN, Adm'or. . May 5 3m . 18- \ . Nails ? Nai?s? JUST r.-eeiveiFan nr.sortinent of sities from ld io I2d-best quality. *J. ?G-URLEYj ' Hamburg, June 0 . ' -^^fm ' '?S ' WT AVISO accoTi?d the Agency of an extensive' JES SALT WCRKS. Twill be ?bl? to.furiii-h Ti A 'J'I*- in hire? or-small quantiti--s, and-will bo governed hy lbeiowc.?t market price ia Hamburg" ?>r Augusta. ? S. E. BOWERS, Agent. JInrabarg, Mur 30 3m 13 Nptice. ALL p?rsons indebted to the'Estate of . Ja'moj C. Henderson, dee'd., aro rcqacsted to make * paymeul hy tho 1st day tf October, 1863,^fcd ;. those hnving dojnmuu rtgainat said Estate ?xe re quested w prescrit them forthwith, as I desire to moko u. final settlement.on that day. ' . L. COB&EY, Adm'r. . ; ; Oct l,.lSf.2. . ly .40 Notice. - - ALL persons.having domnhds ntrninst tho Es" t?to of Willism ii'. Middlutm. dt>c'd., are r?r (l'tii-stoii lo present ihcDi to"ihe undc-Mi?uod, und ihi.fo irdebu-d tn ?aid Esmte ^ro .requosted to make immedisiteipay'm'eut. EillLY MIDDLETON, Adm'ix. ' - MOT 4 . Vm? y . .. Sags Wanted. C" LEAN OyCTON AXD ?jNEN RAGS can bo Sid?! tor CUSO Wi toeyliierrriier ofiioo.-' A nv. -7 ' l t' 3< . Tanner Wanted, . WANTEO lo- Dire a GOOD TANNER^-one tiioroughly acquuluted with tho hnsiness. To such an ene liberal wages and constantjem pltiyment will bo giv en. 'Apply to tho undoaiguod_ at'Tuckor'a Fond, Edgeflold Dlettlcf. S, C, . - " JAfj. TOMPKINS,.- . July l, . ii! . 2? -.. N?tice. * ALL porsons ludobtcd to iho Sahiic of John ft, 0 waltney," daoM., at? rwiuo?Uitl to make piy mmit as oarly'its pnsslbla.. Thoso having olaira? ag/vinst theEstato will .present thom, properly nttesloil, to-'Dr. A^ G. Teague, my authorised agent. ' ' LUCY* GWALTNEY, Ex'or. .. Deo 8,1?62. . . ly % 4? _ NOTICE. \ LL ncrsons having claims agajnst Aka E^?to ..A-.ofi Dr. J. Harwood Burt, dee'd., oro notified to present them, properly attostciV a/the . under signed is prepared to pay tho simo. Those iu -lebted to said Estate are rcquostcd to "ottlc prompt ly .' ? W. M.:EUKT, Ex'or. Jan 21 ' .--..'. " g Sait; and !Rice. JUST rfecoived and ?Tor foffo TnREE TIERCES * v?-rvsuporWS'AbT?W Mryi<? . tf - . &