Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 26, 1863, Image 3
BT ?MXIHS, srjsxsos fr co.
Tha^Dcn?.
On the field wi nettle lying. "
Was a youthful beru i.iyiu^,
Oe the void, uV.mp ground ; . _
And bis twin companion*} stood,
^Wiping ciT ibo oosiag blood,
From thc ?eathly wound.
" Alfred,-bid my. father joy,
"When you tell bun.of his boy,
At Ma tassas g*-ry-*
Tell him bow his darling child
Won in death,"-and here ho smiled
" A soldier's proudest glory.
" Tefl bira how I learned to stifle,
With my bright, unerring rifle,
The baso invader's cheer ;
Tell my sister and my mother
Nut tn weep, but le**m to.smother , .
Each sigh and loving tear."
Her? he whisper*d still inftre lowly,
For bis life was ebbing ?lowly ;
" lt cms rc ber ni ct o ber."
He eeased-his friend, with anxious start
Placed his band upon his heart,
But all was quiet thora. '
In a peaceful, lonely dell, ,
Where the moonlight loving fell .. ?>
With its silver beam's,
There they laid him-all were weeping.
O'er the one who there was slc-jpiug . s.
Wrapt in angel dreams.
What Think you ot' Reconstruction.
The following.are the terms proposed- in a
Massachusetts circular, as those upon which
tue rebel States will be received back into the
Union. If there are any Reconsiructiofiists
in the Confederacy, we would advise the ni io
ponder these terms-" the least thr.t no indul
gent people will accept''-and .then answer
the question manfully as to whether they ate
"of the same opiniou?till.".
Article 1. Unconditional submission, to the
G gemment of the United States. - -
Art. 2. To ?diver up One Hundred of the
Areli Traitors to be hung.
Art. 3. To put on record the names of ali
who have been traitor* to the Govornmei.t.
who Kliall be held infamous, and dislrauchiaed
forever.
Art. 4. The properly of all traitors to be
confiscated to pay damages.
Art. 5. Ike seceded States to pay the bal
unce ot'the-expeu.se, and restore a!l si olen
property.
Art. G. The payment of all debts du i ?o
Northerners, and indemnity for ale indignities:
to persone, loss of time, life and property.
Art. 7. The removal of the cause of all the
difficulties, wmob can only be done. by the im
mediate ?nd unconditional abolition of sla
very.
Art. t?. UntiUa full com/iancc with ali.of
the a'tioye terms, the so-called Seceded States
to be held and governed as Culled States
Territory.
The tibove is the least that an indulgent
people will accept,outraged as they have been
by the foulest, urns* heinous and gigantic in
Munee of crime recorded in Liuorv.
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Thc Public Dpbt.
RICHMOND, Augu/tt -A communica
tion frxim Hubert Tyler, Registrar of the
Treasury, published in the Sentinel, says
the whole uinouut of Treasury noto? issued
ai ?ce t)ie Government went into operation is
exactly pix hundred andtwentv tour millions ;
of thi* one LundrciL and twenty-six mi,lions
Lave been funded m !>onds and stocks, and
about a mi:lion_C!*nce!led. 'Iii*; whole public
deb?, including die~Euror-oi.il loan, hits not
quite reached eight Lundr.*V and r<?rty mill
ions, against which uiuot bo charged al) tbr
cotton and other assets now heh", by the
Government. Tee entire interest on the
public d?-bt does not exceed twenty- three
millions dollars. .
THE REBEL-DKBT.-Secretary Chase Las
- mude tho following exhibit of the condition of
the U. S. finances on July 1st : *
Aggregate debt at 4 per cent interest, $2S,
059,295 49 ; aggregate debt at " per cent in
tel est, $101,297, 338 91 : a^er^ate debt at 6
per ceut interest, ?431,274 71 ; aggregate
debi at 7 30 lOO per cc.it interest, SlJ9 920,
500 00 ; aggregate debt without interest.
f>3?G,721:05G s8. Total debt July 1, lt?*33,
ns exhibited by the booki of the Treasury
Department, $1,097,274,365 99.
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A BaRBAitoua MUBIIKR-I have just learn
ed of a fiendish murder perpetrated receutly
upon the person of a young married Indy pear
the city of Natchez. Miss. A Yankee Lieu
tenant and two private Roldiers entered the
bouse of the party deceased, who, in thc ab
sence of ber husband,.was the only occupant
of the place, demanding where her husband i
waa concealed, She refused to tell him, and | P*"
at the same time asked what they wanted!.*1.,
with him. Thi Yankee officer told her that ! ?.h"j
.what they wanted with him was their business, -j."1"*
nnd,nooe of hers, and s.-id that he would give i ^
her three minute? to re -eal the whereabouts ' t"
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of her husband, and if she did not do so in
that time, he would take her life. "' She refus
ed peremptorily, when, tba time Laving ex
pired, the murderer deliberately took off bis
scarf, and, with thc assistance of hi- men. Lung
her up by the neck iu her own bouse, and left
ber in the agonies of a** violent death. She
was afterwards cut dowji by her friend?, but
life had long since been extinct. The gentle
man who relates thia horrible, strange, (bul
and unnatural murder is how in this -town,
and is an old citlzenof Natchez, having edited
at one time a Y. s?kly journal in that city. Bo
says he saw the dead body after it was cut
down. If this te rrible tale bo true-and we
Lave no good reason to doubt it-the ven
geance, not ody. of man, but of God, will fol
low the invading army.-Miss. Cor. Atlanta
Appeal.
AvoTncR MEAS Act.-The Ya Ikee nation
Las allays been not*jd for its creative genius.
For a long time-previouitothis war, thev stood
first on tbe list lor producing new Inventioue
that would benefit tho human ra?a, Since
the war has commenced, however, they have
turned their faculties into a new channel.
Every day they endeavor to, surprise the
world with someted of inhumanity or mean*
rn-SB that will, if poss ibis, surpas those com
mitted thc day before. Ono of the last mean
acts they ha?e been engaged in, ia that rf
robbing- Confederate poisoner*. They take
from them the money in thflir" .poflrnvwioa,
giving receipts therefor. . When tin- prisoner.?? ,
are exchanged, packages claimed to contain j ???SS
the ?tmount takeu are handed them. These
packages are .filled .with counterfeit Confede
rate notej. instead of the good money of which
the soldiers wa? robbed. Was ever a notion
guilty of such contemptible act? ? We think-)
not. It bas been left for tho Yankee uation ?>.
to exaH the world in both inhuman acts an ' "TV
mean deeds.
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PAV TAXES IN' THE OH? XOTEH.-the
Richmond Wkly makese* gootl sti/?n stion iii ? ne
.tbe'following. We cordially second, ii :. .
THE Of.n'ISRUE-Business nen are now
called upon to pxy thfeSpecH? tax. due -to the
Confederate Government, -under, tuef tax bill
of Inst ge**ion. Those who defer payment
tiutil tho.3d of September next will Lave to
nay ? doubla tax.* We a^ain jnrol.9 the at
pttroled.
.tent int?
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or two :?|
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cf?hry Jil
of Clarkt
Of the bi
teiitfou of lax "pajera U> (be expediency i
Spanne; their dues in the Treasury not-is ist"
f*4 perin? tb '.December .last. Let every rod
.nid in fretting rid of this currency, which. b<
ing ti.keu bj some iud rej^cM-b" othsrs,;
a"?ource of. general annoyance, .as well n
of injury to the Confederate credit. Wi
not the brokers aid the people ~ in this ma:
ter?
Noli .comb?tanla?;
The Charleston Mercury says : .
Gen. Beauregard has recently urged Ihi
departure of dllmon%>mbatant?from Charles
ton, and prohibited the inrrress,af any more
There should be no mistake concerning hit
views," either as to the imminency of the dan
ger at this point, or as to the character of the
defence that he will mak?\
. Let it be distinctly understood bv every
body that Charleston, is to be defended to the
la?t extremity. ,If the harbor is. taken, the
city is to-be knight street by street, and house
by bon?:e as long os we have a foot of ground
to stand nport.
.lt is high time that public stteution should
be "directed to this Shbjrct. We were pleased
to learn that the gentlemen composing the
commission met yesterday. We trust, that
in their efforts to make CharleMon r?a'iy tortu
wiihto stand shelling, they will have the co
op?ration and n?*nst?nee of onr ern ir*? pnpuln
Von. Nothing could star us and tho conn-ry,
in the event of its fail, but the most barote
and devoted exertion? ; nothing can nave
Char'eston but a desperate defence. One ana
al!, let us bestir ourselves, and make ready tit
once for the rapidly approe.ehing struggle
Let none be caughf napping, and no obstados
be thrown in the way of cur military authori
ties. ... - '
Croakers.
The Richmond Whiy in an article enlit'e.1
*' Beware of Croakers/''thus Hies itito that
class ofindividuvls-routs themynth tcmfi'?
slaughter-makes the ?ur fly iu every direc
tion. I t is euoogh 'to make even a " Croak
er" laugh. It is a perfect chef d'oecre of
Wit and irony and-incltt. Rarad it, everybody
Aa eccentric physician o<ce said: "it is
hifd to tell bil.'* from misery." Ourword i?m-..
ancho'y," drrvul from the Greek, meaus sim
ply "black Lilt." Check tb:i functions ot thc
liver, the evatcin becomes jaundiced, and the
?vhole world looks yellow. Ibo world has hot
changed-tho eye has.
But there is, so to' gpa dc, a liver of the
n'ndas ?el! as of the body, and the former
s much, more easily derangrd than the latter.
iVheu the mental hepatic fuuciions are dis
trdcred, hypochondria ensures, and th widest
ir mon becomes -a lin)! full of despair.
?la?jno, pcsiilcnce and famine, War, death
nd taxes m Hitit him like s ; ma.iy hightfiuiu ,
nd .tun him ?t G;ipin speed-through an in
trnuinables Slough of Despond* His eye
ckers ?ind droops, bis. nose ^.quires a p->r
ianent snivel, his voice.croaks like the voice j
f an ancient buW-ityg. Ile is diseased Vs
iioroui?hly as Job wa?, only his boils and [ G
.-abs arc concealed from view under his Drain
au ; and wh=?tis worse, his distase is both
intagtOUS and infectious. Let' him button
nie you for fi ve minutes, aud you are jost.
him tell you his tale, and you ure goti*
rever. Iiis words luve m?$e poison in
tem than the saliva or the l?ama ot- 1'eru.
. m will intone like fi rain crow. Tho bls?k
?ss will cover the earth. If you attempt to
ngb, var fae? will split lik* a piece of
arped weath&r-boaiding, ora chapped lip in
inter, or a negro's heel in I'twmncr time,
ne aight of Confederate monsy will ?ive you
pain in the stomach. A jar fiv ou ah a'
n I ?tn iv. will shock you like a battery of ar
tery in fud blast. All mauner of stocks
ll lose their stillness and appear to you cs
aber as a colton .cravat in August. The
ice of putty will be*! appall J g. Te-? child
your* who darts tb eat mora . luau one?
n bacon rind for diam r, will he regarded
you aa a murderer. There viiil l?e a V?UKV
?stnyuur knees-jon wil.'.h-^^ter j linted
d plnck-twfct?jL*??**??riy. lt will occur to
i that the interest on Conf-derate bonds
flat to be eight per cent, a day, payable tn
d. You.will look uposMr. Memniingor I
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ristic?? of'he durability ol' oi l clothe1' '.viii
?ine ineffably precious reading to yon.
frill sugcest itsejl'to you that the duty of a
. in w?r limes, is either to take in wash
and support herself, ot* else to remain in
atid limit herself to one chicken- fcrag a
eek. The length of the war and the ape
Ielhu-'olah will sttike. jon as idciiticiiiy
same. There will be a gi eat many sour
sea this year. Peach luz will run you
, and the plug out of a green watermelon
give you the dropsy.. You will wonder
President Davis don't come and explain
to you, ?nd you will wish lie and his
met were buntr with a cow-itch vii,e.
population of the North will be f.-ur bill
the population of the South will be about
3 hundred aud eleven, mostly infant-? at
?reasf. All tl-., grit m thu Southern gi?
will turn into weak ley ; and every blade
ass. every leaf in the forest, and every
i of sind will turn into a Yankee, armed
? ten inch columbiad. You will think
h time for Gabriel to blow his horn,
ly. you will tnke to believing teleg-aphic
tcues and to borrowing newspapers. Aud
yon wi il dte."
ware of croakers !
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TEMI?T ATTRAI K.-Two negroes, belong
) A. A. Park and" Rev. T. J, Lowery,
tried and found guilty of ftttempting to
it a rape on a soldier's wife, near Hous
It appears that, in company with a lit
2?ro boy, they called at her house and
ie boy to knock at the door ; if she un
I, to tell her they had a letter for her,
t when she opened the door they could
.bemselves in. Only one of them, how
?reht in, and remarked to her that all
lite women had been picked out for nc
ive;, and that he had selected her for
fe. She became furious. Ho replied
ie had better submit .at once or she
be compelled to ina little while. She
ial she was completely in hts power, so
came quiet'and-Jiegged that he would
1 go iuto the next room. When she
the door she ran through and looked
made the facts ki-.own." They were ful
nborated hythe little uegfo. #Tbji two
ere tried by a jury, mund guiity,'atid
ya detachment of a cavalry com-"
ationcd near Houston, on ' Wednes
x.-Mobile Tribune.
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KEE OUTRACE' AT ,UIE GRAVE.*-The.
:' Captain W. D. Brown^ of the Ohesa
Vrti;lerj, who WM tnortalij wounded
>'sbu?g, and who died suba?que?tly in
ire^ was ?elivered to his fatni*yV Thc
he *vdro in battle being ?om .and
h;?j mother procured another, ?nd
Ilia ahattered remains of her dead Kf-n
tViiile Itiu last solemn 'Kervi?es wer?
inducted aroun i the grave, a fquad of
soldiers, mut l'or the jmrpose hy (jlen
tuck, appeared and arrested all pres
coufiiied them, in^the Gibner House
tntil the next^ day when they' were
Their crime consisted in giving de-^
irmeut to-thp rtjmains nf a Coiifeder
jrt and preparing a new uniform
grave clo*hes.-Richmond Exami
otisM o?, A Coi.ofo.n MAN.-A day i
;> a letter was u-?e.ve.dat tho Treas
urtmont Irom a negro m?tit, nauieci
ines, the proj?ertj of Mr. R Cannon,
sviHe, in this Stale, , which is worthy
ghost commf adation, and justly eo
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I titled to be imitated by those wLo have beet
J boarding their treasure during the tirnhla
wbieh at'present afflict the .country. Utij?r;
l>l?ce> Mt fhe disposal of tho S-Pivtp.ry of tin
Trea?-nry ?165 in gold, which hu harms wil
be ot Hume servira ~to the Government; Ii
his l- t<er Wspeaks of''our glorious caii3C,'
and declares that tho slaves ofthirSouth.hav?
a deeper interest in the eslabli-dnuout ol
Southern independence than the white popu
lation. Ile thinks if the Yftnkeiis are suc
ceBsful the neero?? are destined lo the most
cruel treatment at their banda.-Rich ni un J
Dispatch.
A Goon ONE.--When our army entered
Cbambersburg, Pa, some of thc Union jt>
ui'ale* of the town, relying on their sex and
the gallantry of thc rob -I? for-projection, j \w
ed tue troups frora windows and doors as they
passed by. There was one of lhasa women
whose tongue, we suppose, could not do jus
tice to t!ie occasion, who flourished from her
bosom-a email Union fl kg, and who, standing
in a door, m?de all manner of ugiy faces nt
our troops as they marched along. But her.
Udy-hip M caught a tarter" in malcinga mouth
nt a ull * rugged rebel 'in tho r?\nlC3, who,
fixing his eyes fn disdain- cn the llag that
waved from her breast, exclaimed " Ai adam,
you hid better tour that thing from yr-ur bo
j norn-we rebels aro hell OTI -tonn:lug breast
*o?k-:1'' This .sotvmplet??ly "took her down" j
thal -.he hasn't made an ''ugly face" since.
Milton (X. C.) Chronicle.
ALL Rieur.-Ona recent occasion, as a
recruiting .-quad m Charleston was circulating
to pick up t-.tragjle.rs, ?. military tocking "jinn
was halted by the Sergeant. " What ?egiment
do you belong to ? Let me see your papers/'
>aiU be. " 1 am Gao. Beauregard, comman
d r of tids department." With much nong',
froid) the Sergeant turned to his a^uad and
said, " Boys, ali right! Salute your General !:"
The boys having presented arms, as the Gen
eral passed on, he touched his enp, and th??
order waa gi,Tv-n, '. Forward, march." _
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Fifth Sabbath Union meeting ci' tho -?b
Division of the Eigcu-Id Association will nicef
at Hom's Creek Church on Friday before the 6th
Sabbath in August iu?L
J. S. MATHEWS, Mod'r.
E. M. SWKARIXGK*. Clerk.
STATE OF MOUTH CAROLINA.
DJ'T AND INSP'OR GEN'LS OVF?CE, J
CtiAKLKNTvN, Auirust itu, ISriii. j
E?E-RAL Ol;DEUS SO.
1 C*Ri). under mb i-ig.nilurt of COLONEL
3L J L. BLACK, Firrt SVutb Carolina Cavalry,
.ving..ippecredin thc papers inviting boys under
inscrit"! tizo to-viluntner for mou-ted service in
Hampton's Cavalry Drigadc," it is bcieby or
>red thaimo ono beiwuou tue ages of sixteen and
?h: ern. y vais.shall ent?rine organization pro
ised, or any other orguuizitions, except snob as
e authorized nod callud for by the Governor and
voimaiidi-r-iu-Cbicf.
Dy A qt of tho Ocncial Assembly per?ons be
cca 'ii\?<>ta ?m! eighteen years of age. .< well
tbi-se between forty-Ava and tiny, aro made
,blc lo military S'jrvieo whenever the Governor
ems that tl e exigency require? troops for the
fence of the Stalo. In the recent 'organization
tr ? -ps L.r loci ilofeiico for six months service,
? G.-vernor bas rb.ou ;ht proper not lo inolude
i Sous under cableen years, but tiicy may be
m needed (or service'In tho State,
L'er theso.reasons, and thc .additional enc thal
ii federate Government hts not unbraced per
ie under f-ijbtjtn" ' "" ' "*' *S "-"li '?I ?U fturj*.', j ..ia.
?^^fr'^'Cim?cripiion Act, tr.e n'jovn-pr?liibi- | '.[
vt against raising troops fioin this class by trol
tneripg ?':'r Contad aruta service, is announced.
Iv order of thc Governor ..and Cominandor-in
Icf. . Aa C. ?ARLfNUTO?t
Adjutantssnd lu-pect >r General, S. C.
>ap*rf? ol the StHte copy twice.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.T AND INSPECR GEN'L'S OFF?]
CIIAULKSTOX, August 14, lS6s. ? j
KCAL ORDER SO. S5.]
1ERE having neon a Fai.tiro lo .organiza tho
ijuoia of troops rnauiredTrow th? Sixteenth
meet, S. C. ?VI., into Comp mies io accordance
General Orders No. lin, S?. 21, a^ Nui 2'J.
i Irom this i ffit-c, and it being necessary lo
? more accurate enrollment of persona bo
ng to said lleifimont,-aid liable to military
and to draft under !<aid orders; il is Hereby
od
J'liai all male persons in tho City of Charles
ie.'ween the u;re> of rixieen and sixty yoor>,
1 snob persons ns have i>eon regumrl.v ? tra
in io Confed?ralo aerrice, be.immediately
lcd.
This enrolinont will include persons who'
i duty in the regulur <*r volunteer militia
izatiot a of tho city, as well as those who
it, and also persons woo ure absent ?rou), but
ilizens of, Ch'irlfcsloii-temporary absence
he regarded KS a change of rcsidonco.
, Absentoffi who clin ?ti that they *aro not
tn military service in tho city, will lie ro
I td produeo at this .Office.certilicaten froln
mmaodingofficers of the regiments in which
laim>that they arc liable to such ser rico:
voen thengos of forty and fifty years, that
avo been subjected to tho ?atc draft.
To effcot tjiis' eiirolmont, thc following
persons have been, ai? J are hereby, detailed
pointed Enrolling Officer and Assistant Eli
Officers, and will report ut this Office on
ay, the lath inst., for instructions.
irc/Kjoy Offi' tr-JACOB WILLIMAN.
'^SSIS+AST r.snoi.T.ist; OfFiCKRs;
M So. J.-M. LEVY arid C. M. WTENGES,
rf Ko. 2.--\V. R. BRA1LST0RD and T. A.
NE".
rf A'o. DAVID BARROW and S. D.
i No: 4.-C. C. TRUMBO end A- J.
AS.
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i No. 6.-G. "VV. AIM AR ami DONALD
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/ 7.-DAVID RllvER and SAMUEL
?TIMER. ? .
i AV s.-JOHN MCPHERSON and F. P.
IOUS. ?
soparKto Roll will bo marlo nf porsons be
rty and*nfty years of agc : nad all per?
w?;on said agoe aro orderod to Tepon their
o Mr. JACOB WILLIMAN, Er.rolliii|i
lt tho Cen toderato Court House, in Chal
cot, on or before Wednesday, the lUt.j
nd persoos tailing or refusing to report
iahte to arrost an<l punishment. ,"
o claims of exemption from service will
icred by thc Enrolling Officers, but all
cs will bo roperved nu til' tho enrollment
completed, when they will bc determined
root made at this chico.
This enrollment is not intended to dip
jircsont urganuttion ot eily fioops until
gar.i?atinu-hus.b.ieii ojSecUid, which'will
knowtf hy published ordors.
All ? ?li cer? <>f the milbia, including thc
y volunteer organizari?ns in the city, are
to aid the Enrolling Ofiicer in thc e.;ccu
iid order by furnishing him with bets bf
ndoniting to their organizations, with a
: of ilmir agon. ' .
er ol' tho Commander-in-Chief.
' A. C. CARLINGTON,
^diuUnt nnd IuFpcctor-Gcneral S. C.
1er Jiu tho St?to eopy once.
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Au? 19
STATE OF SOUTH CA?OLiXA.
EXECUTIVE-DEPARTMENT, 1
rtrABLKSTOs,, August 3, 1363. J
WHEREAS. Ry faJorinutiou loceived at thi:
Department, it appears that io Charleston
on the 24th December last, a mao hy the name o
Sam'l. Collins wes stabbed io tho breast by tumi
partos or persons up to. this time u'.known, BU?
tba*, the said Samuel Colline (lied instantly;
New, therefore, I, M. L. BONHAM, Govornoi
and Commander-in-Chief in and over tho afore
said State, do issue this my Proclamation, offering
a reward of TE?REE HUNDRED DOLLAR*? for
tho apprehension and delivery of thc real murde
rer, of tho said Samuel' Collins into any of the
jsils of ibis State ; and if more than one, an ad
ditional reward! of THREE nCNDREO DOL
LARS for each one who shall be proved to be tn
ai'pomplicc.
Given vmlor my bund and the fehl o? the Pt ate,
[n. ?.] Charleston, this Eighth doy of August, A.
" D. One Thousand Eight Hundred ai l Fix
' ty-Three. : " M. L BONHAM.
Wit. R. H U ST, See'ry.
Aug. 2ft_4_3j_
':. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.'
ADJ'T AND ?N'?R-OENERALJS OFFICE, 1
CiiARi-rBTO.v, August 12, lf63. J I
{VEXERAI ?tiVERS; SO. 32.)
ITUE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVING
ii RECEIVED'a majority of v.res at a?
election held on the Hist uil, lor FIELD OFFI
CURS of the Rogimcuts organized for local (br
omee and special atirv ico iu the Ste tc for the term
of six months, io purmiancc of General Orders
NJ. 28, issued from this oiliee, are horohy da
e tired ?ad Vniuunced duly elected to tho offices
ut hereinafter stated, and wili bo uioyed and rca
^etud accordingly, to wit :
KITTST BKGIMB5T.
THOMAS' B ROBERTS, Colonel.
W. L. 1I0F?G-KS, Lieutenant Colonel.
W. E. WELBQRNJVlHjor.
SECOJiU nKUINBNT.
GILLIAM FOfl* Colon-1.' '
?..A* LEWIE, L.-utennnt-Coloiiel.
WALTER QUATTLEBAUM, Major.
FPUMTII REOIUKMT.
J. H. WITHERSPOON, Colonol
F. M. MEI.LETT, Lieutenant-Colonel.
J# C. EVANS,Major.
FIFTH R.-CUtEfT. .
. J. H. WILLIAMS, Colonel.
JOHN A. BRADLEY, Lieuten?nt-Colonol.
L. P. SADLER, Mr.jor.
II. In tho Third Regiment there was a failure
>\.lcct Field Officers, owing to the failure toor
Miixii the Companies in the Sixteenth Reimet,
. C. M.. hoforc theday on which thc election wa?
dcrod to bo hold.- An election for Field Officers
' said.Regiment will he ordered as soon as those
?ttl pan ?es have teen organized. .
IIL Th; Colonels will noniin.ro persons fm
0 Regimental Stair, ono Adjutant, ,one Quar
lumster. one Surge n, and tue AsaiiUul hur
ii>n-tboir appviutmout wibjnct io the approval
thc Pr?sident.- Colonel* will report, their
mrnationa to ibir'onion,, and thty 'will ho for
t-'led for approval.
IV. Thc Colonels comm miling fhe.e Regiment?
tl h-dd themselves in rf-adin-s.; to report with
r?r respective cuxiaands at tho shortest notice
' duiy ou tho coast . Bv command.
A. C. CARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector-General S. C.
August Vt Ht_33_ *
CA MP OF INST RUC fl ON,
COLUMB?A, S. C.. Aug. 12, 1S?3.
WEUAL (HtDfi>H.<?o. iy?.
THE Superintendent of Conscription havinr
ord. rca Cist ? all perenna iu the Ax uiuniW
,ps,'* orgairizcd, in this Stete for local defence*,
ll be allowed .' to remain in ibe?r organi?.itious
the present." thc Order.-, from these Headquur
1 of July 27 are no modified as not to ufl'eci
se perseus,who were msmbvrs of said Rcgi
fctjj lff,i*-Jir-? ir.ar. uTtfiiuri il
1. Kurollin? Officers, until fur:her orders, wiT
register as " volunteers," give ccrtiiu'stos ur
isportation to, nor in any niuutter interfer?
j those.wno were mem'oi-rs of said Regimen:
lie time of thejr org iniz.uion, aa to nil otherr
*e to conscription, ?ho -.Tere uut members ol
Reeimont wheo orejar.?z^d. (and who an re
cd to report h. in? Uniera uf July 27th.) Tlicj
proceed, ?s .heretofore orde'od, to conscrip
c who ilo no; rcpoi t "A* rolUuteera" by th?
instant, and gu forward bv tt e l i Septem
C D. MELTON,
Coiui't Con-ctipls, Ac. .
lg. 19 . iii. 33
ate of South Carolina,
ED fi IS K I* E h ?J DISTfciCJ . .
IN ORDINARY.
! W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edgo
liold District.
tercas, Catherine Boddio bas applied to me
otters of Administration, tia all and singular
gooda and ' chattels, rights and erudita ot
J Boddic Lite . of the DL'triet aforesaid,
KO tire, thorefore, to oirc and admouish oll
ingnlnr, tho kiudrcd and creditors of the
iocoHSed, to ho aud appear before me, at our
Urdinary'a Court fur the said District, to be
u at Edgeflei'l Court House, on the illili dex
f. inst., to show cause, if any, why tim
imini.-tnuj.in should not bo granted,
on under.toy baud and seal, thia l?ih day of
iu tho year of our Lord one thousand
hundred arid sixty-three, and in thc'.dgh'ty
yortr of the iMderMndwhrV of S. Oerolinau
. W. F. DU RIS OE, o.ic.n.
. 19 2t * t . 33
coi
int
Ai
jr
UK
rangeville Shirting,
Sheeting cc Drilling.
.4 GRANITEV?L.LE RH BETING ;
-S S WETING,.
.4 .? -
.8 DRILLING;
JCLUSE OSNABTJRGS.
\f\ VAROS of th'efabove Goods jutt rc
J\J ccived luid will be sold at a small ad
it' Factory prices by li. PENN, Agt.
11 tP 32
ITTiit? COTTON ON CALLS*
ItESH aupplv just received by
. Bi PENN, Agent,
Il__._tf 32
Egypt for Sale.
LAND. OF CORN AND WHEAT
itiiinirtg 570 Acron, lying three milos
lgcti'eld C. H. This placo needs nrdy to
to be liLod. L. S. JOHNSON;
ll lid 82
Tho ChaTleatoh Courier will cojiy for one
md forward account to this oitice.
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just,
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by
At
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that I
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pav tb
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desirir
?
Aug
To the Public.
received and for sale at tho Storo formcr
spupied by .1. R. Mobloy & Co., an- EX
NT QUALITY OF SALT, which I will
irgo or Maali quantities to suit purchasers,
orr as it can oe bought in Hamburg or
marketa. Aleo ou band, Ei.Cnrbonnte
I, S'Jt?A'R, RICE, COTTON and WOOL
Ahm, MOURNING-GOODS, Ready.
.OTillSG, RTATIONERY, Ac, dtc
N. ?ALLAHER.
I_;St? ^_ 32
NG??CS.
IlEAUIN? will stand tho FALL
ISON of ISO') at .EMffollcld C. H., Mon
Tifsdays, tho rciilitltider of the Season
MI Galiuinn's, at $25 th? Seasir* which
a the 1st of August and ends tho. 20th
railing to provo in foal hy Dick Cheat
Spring of 1803, may be'sent thia Fall to
"ree of charge.
- THos. G. BACON.
?_Gt ' 32
$5 Reward.
ir. Monday, the 10th inst, a SIX.BAR
POfJEET RESOLVER, fully leaded,
arcr I'-j.J,''C weet Press Eland's old
Jol.'Ji.s ?nt/)y% (think near loo for
) " I will give tho nlrtivo reward for tho
1' it to me, or if left at this office.
ISAIAH M. SMITH.
44 ii
AV;
Cd to c
Those 1
der the
Aug
T'
no,
ra?
prto?,
#uly;
m
preecnt
tho>c ir
come foi
Aug 1
P)R-s
GK.
prices.
July 2
and
Angil
A Valuable Plantation
FOB
ra'v2S t?"v".Tl.cr nlTerfl f--r*..l.- hil? VALrAiUE
i PLANTATION contain!.*
S i xl .ea Hu ?id ml ai;d Fifty Arres,
Moro or le??, lying on Turk, y Creek, nacl bouud
?d by l ind* of-C-il. J. C.'B-*>oka; Capt. Eugene
Bur, George Bland and others. .This Plantation
ie Mtualod about 7 miles Nor in ef Ddgefield Vii -
l?$o, on tho Newberry Road, in a pleatantand
healthy locality, and ia tba midst of a refined
and an ?.^rceable ue'??hbornood.
About one-half ot thia Tract of Laud ta cleared
and k . msiderabb! portico of it in a high state
of cultivation. The other half of this Tract is
in native forest-abounding in Oak, iliokory and
Pine growth.
There are on tho premises all nocossary planta
tion buildings-?all in good repair. This Tract is
well wa;cioj, and is one of tho' best ranges for
eat il o'iu the 1) ?strict.
The land is wo.l adapiod to Cotton, Corn,
.mah Grain, Ac.
For further information apply to Mr. Jas. M.
norrisu:i,.at the Sheriff's Office, Edj-efield, fi. C.
ELBERT BLAND.
July 7 . ti 27*
fS^Oharlc-ton Courer rill pbose copy twice
a week for one ui- utii and forward account forth
with to this ofiice.
"LAND FORISALE."7
rejV?E Subscriber offers for salo privately the
JL iroj?BS T EAD PLANTATION or iu?b?i?
Jo??iugs. dee'd., in E'i^cficid District, cohlaiuiiig
'NINE HUMORED ACRES,
Situate on Stevena' Creek, on tho Road lending
from Augusta to Calhoun's Mills, 28 miles from
Augusta, and beunded-by lands of Dr. J. J.' Cart
ledge, Mrs. Cartledge, C. L. Blair and ethers.
There arc ou thc place a comfortable Dwelling
House .mi nil necessary outbuildings.' Tboro are.
sovoaty-five acres of good bottom land, and thirty
acres of land sown in Whoat, and about forty in
Oat*. Thc placo is well ?watered and timbered and
is in a high state of cultivation.
if a parctinser can bc round soon, I will gell
with the pl'ice SeVuUty-live Hoad of Sheep, Stock
of Cattle, Ac.
Dr. J. J. Cariie.igc or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing thc pl.-.ce to any one desirous
of purchasing an o??e?eat plantation.
j?ipT?rms easy.
>Fi D. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
. Mar 1 tf 9
HEADQUARTERS.
OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARY, )
CnAKLtsroN, S. C., July 24, 1863. J
HAVING been appointed Chief. Commissary
for the State of South Carolina, with ap
proval of tho Secretary oT War, with instruatieua
to divido tho State into Divisions, for tho proper.
Bollection and dbtrioutien of supplirs, I have
rlividcd the State into five dt|i*i"ns; for each of
which divisions a Division commissary has been
ipp'iinted by tho Oomnii-aery Courrai.
Division No. 1, Captain R. L. Simons, Divbdon
.ommisaary. embraces tho Districts of Piekens,
Anderson, (Irccnvi)le, Abbeville alni p -.ri of E igs
U!J adjoining.
Division No 2, Captain S. C. M*ans, Division
loinuiissary, embraces the Districts ef Sparian
.nrif, Lu.rein, Union, Newberry and part ol
Jdgefield.
i^i?i.ioa No. 3, Capt. J. D. Witherspoon, Divis
ou' cnnVMi:s*Ory-,.cn,bra?,ea the districts of Y otk',
Shelter, Faini/l*. Li-?e^U-T, Kershaw and Rich
ild.
Division No. 4, Captain J. F. F.iley, Division
oiuinissary, embraces thc Diai'icU of Lexington,
irnugobdrgi Barnwell, Colleton and purl of Elg
eld.
Division No 5, Captain Wm. Kettles, A olin;
i.virfon commissary, embraces thc Olstiic*e ol
l-sfcrfield, Marlboro' DarlingU u Marion, Sum
ir, Williamsburg and Clarendon
T
mir
icy ?are appointed
Each Division commissary is furnished with
0 power of impressment, and w'lil when necrs-a
*fir tho sui.sis ance of the Army, impress.sub.
<t-;nct; st..res within their Divi-ioo boui'.h? for
1 ., paving according lo the r.ttr-s fixe i hy tho
h.-Jtiie of Hie Impressment CommlssioneYs.
.ecolators aro warned not fc?offer C>r ptibiUtencc
ices beyond tbo*c fixed by thia schndnle.
No Carnie issn ry nor Government A gen I, - fruin
j quarter, ia authorised nuder any.pretuxi io
l'..K..-a..l..w.-Ii tK^-g^tf.'nT^
der the orders of Ibo Division mmmis-ariee
ovo na med-il hoing tho design of the Secreta
of War to prevent eora pei it ?.ni between thc
m ui'Marica of diff?ront States. The Division
o ui i.-aries ure iuniiucted therefore to pro'uibii
orference wi.hio their Division.s, to prorcnt tb
pi?ont nf'supnlioa purcbusod by Commissaries
p. rnraissary Agente under other than th*ir cu
rbv, und to impress tho Ptnres if n^r-erary.
H. C. G GERIN,
y_j'>r ?n? Commissary Sub-isrcuro.
?ug. 12 ?,t 32
, . ? Illl-IUiaOUIg .?HU
toe I'i-vision^ommissarics will publish a list of
air Sub commissaries and Agii.U, as Boou ac
1
1
1
s
c
B
4
fl
Tog
GR
NEW GOODS!
Iii Y*,'s. Ji?nt,f"""e English Flint-:
J\J F.ve Piews EIIKHSII LONti CLOiH;
adm*' Linen HANOKER CHIEFS ;
oms' do. do.
adtes' Biack Cotton HOSE :
Mixed " .
[iasea " . "
-.dies' SILK .BELTS ;
ls -, a greut variety of other dp>ir-.b!e floods,
received by ? E. PENN, A Rt..
Hg ? ti 31
Sugar and Rice.
VO Hogshead*fine f'.ilO'.VN SUGAR;.
One Tie;i- Fresh New RiCiS.-just received
E. PENN, Agent,
ii,'4 tf 31
\ Steward Wanted.
7 Kleoiion will ho bold by the Commissioner*
of ihe ('nor at. tho Poor House on Tuee-day,
1st Sept., for n STEWARD nf thu P-o?r
c. Applicants for toe situation will aoplv at
:irae. M. FRAZIER, Chair.
S 4 Gt .11
Spelling Books.
LL at tho Hambu-g P ?t Office and get your
PELLING BOOKS for vur children.
?. L. GENTRY, P. M.
nhurg, A'ug 4 -lt 34
?VHEAT WANTED
raniis Milts, Augusta, Georgia.
? Undersigned, having purchased tho above
ell-known MILLS, situated on the Augus
lal, (forincr'.v owned l>v B. II. V.'/irren.) will
?HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for ?both
AND WHITE WHEAT. Parties
ig :o sell will please cr.ll on
?EU. T. JACKSON At CO.,
H.. 2 IS Masonic Hall Building, Broad St.
usia, Ga., July 7 3m* . 28
Estate Notice.
person? in anywiso indebted to tho Estate
E. M. Penn, dco'd-, are earnestly request*
otue forward and settle np without delay,
liaviug claims against saia Estate will ren
ia lil, properly attested, al sn early date.
G. L. FENN, Adm'or.
4 tf 31
O
r?uei
Kit|
'.rre?
uart
year
3 inc
scar*
Tfc
prop
wiso
Ju
SA
H
HAL
(Cov r
or Au
Hal
AS
puymc
those i
quoste
make
Oot
AV.
questei
those ?
mak,e i
Mar
C
-ol
Aug.
Wheat.
wishing to sell Wheat will pleass give
i a call as I will satisfy them as to regards
tr. E. D0WEI?8, Agent.
22 tf' ' ._. g
Notice.
persons haring claims against tho Esta tn
ltd ward Washington Wade, doojh, will
them, proporly attested, for paymeirrfuad;
idebtod to said Estate ar? requosted tb
pward'ond pay ?p forthwith.
MARY McCMNE, Ad?*it.
CUM testamenta Aunexo,
?... - g1
raniteville Cloth !
.ile at M. LeoftschuRxVold stand a lot of
\NITEVILLE CLOTH, at .reasonable
Cloth wilthe eichanged for Bacon.
3 tf SO
A"
u.ent.j^s
against
attested,
agent.
Dec 8
Al??
to presei
signed ii
doDtfld te
17 Jan 81
JUST S
very
RICE.
May ?(
rtOM
goed
for ONE'
owner of
pri?e'.
Julv 13
Shoe Thread.
tUE si.ppl>' of SHOE THREAD in balls
banks, for si lo by
? E. PENN, AgL
t? ?
ALL Pe
tate
quested to
thc first (
are roques
Jal?' 25
. -i-.- a? A .ya.
For Ba&hff.
NATRAMY, Sr.
T.H.CLARE,
A. V. WEST, '
JOH? BLAND,
F. y. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
Far Tax Cc?tetor.
JACOB II CI ET,
STARLING TLR2TIB,
0. M. MAX,
CHARLEE CARTER.'
BERRY HORNS,
W. H. HOLLOWAY.
BEN J. ROPER,
Por Clerk.
JACKA OF COVAR.
8. HARRISON,
For Ordinary.
W. F. DURISOB.
Dentistry I
DR. H. PAUKER will U la >ti tfai
regularly oaeb tiny during aale-day ?wt I
bui afu>r thee he w?? only be Ibera eoa??aieWl!;r,
BJ bi? Profesional engagement* vam up, kt?* tri*
District dcmaad mach of hie attention.
BJiT Hiving to pay 1he hir. h ?si Caah prteet Ur
DmMatry materlaU, he will hereafter work' ONLY
FOR CASU. .
Sept 10 tf tl
9 Nails! Kails !
and 12d. For tal? by E. PKJ?T, A e?
US^mceived THREE KE?S NAILS-I,'-M
PE>-F,ia?.
June 17 ? tT J?
Negroes Want**.
WE WISH to porebasO FIFTY LUCB?Jf
YOUNG NEKROE*,an?aroiftre?f9r
to pay the iii ti H K.ST CASH FRICl?.'
? We Ure on band a LTXELY T4)fe?Y fr VB*
FOUR CHILDREN wbieh we will ba ad^ajMt 9
tell or exuhangv for olbar Negreas.
GLOYJER A ?VLMTAK:
Jan 3g . \f . a
State of South Caralfeii
EDGEPLKLD DISTRICT. !
IN ORDINARY.
A. A. Ransom, Adm'r. ?f ?he Estate 1
of il. U. fcrnllman, dat'i., 1 "
va. y
I. Bush sell aud wife leeret!*, ,
tarv E. 'fillmau'and etbara. j
rj?jlll?REAe M A. RANSOM, A?jaislatret<w
FT ol' ibe Eatate ?f. Sarah R. ??:'??*, <?V4-.
Reapplied to me, by petition in * ri ting,jrayl?;
tat a pt rt ef the presecda af the leaj ?f?ate ?T
.? said Sarah H. ?allxnan; iee'sL, m?j. he labf
ror tn bim, te satisfy siebte agaiitt te? salt 1?
ite;. and it appealing to tay sntitfastlea ?bat
'illiam t*. Cele man tad Kiddletea. featly tad
?j ?rife !S?i?aboth? ewe et tba Defoatkttks ia IV?
?ovo rt?.ted case, miae ?eyend t*e limits ?f thia
ato. It is therefore ordered and -deere'taj that
ry do appear a? a Ci?rt ?f 4)ri\wf ta V? bal
?n st Kdjreheld C. H , far EVgoield Jua tr UL ?$
linday, th- .tlst d?y of A^nl Ml*, to
uso, if ?ny they, ?an, why a |>ertio? ff ?be ara.
edf of the ?ale ef (ko Wi ?.?ut? af tara? k.
illmun, deo'd., sold by ?u? fer a?rtltiea and di"
? ion, shoo.jd not be paid aver ta (ha |stf# M. A.
iuaom. to liquidate tfae ?ebts agaiatt tai* JH
te, or their content to tha^asnt will be catered
record. *
(iivon under my hand and teni, this the Wet
y of May, 18*?.
W. F. PURIe'OK, m.
Tone 2 8m -Sf
SUNDRIES,
rvrs BACKS N. C. SALT, olds** ?xii
LRJ 50 " Liverpool SALT;' . .
15t> tibia. >. C. tlJJliK;
15U *? n?>d P'alt r.bia. N. O, Syrup;
00 Jioxchi met hewing TOKAlt O j
50 Ii h ix. Apple and Peach 37 rar dr |
ia ?? Ftue Corn Uhisbeyt
?ALA?A end PORT WINE;
IRE RR. Y BRANDY etd CORDIALS ?
lOTTLED LIQUORS ?nd WEN1S i
1 liega Bi-t Hrh. KODA. ;
lTCjK^4EAJ^ijPjrOJW^Aa^J^^I^^^^I
;ether with ? good aaaertaeebt jf FAMILY
OChRlES,-en ban4 ead foraele ty
A. 8TETER8,
? Asgante, Ceo,
hfP fsa g
C?isaritted to tb? J&U
? thia District, on the 13th hat, a aegre ate*
woe says his name ia ELBERT, bat is'fr*.
? liv onllod Albert, su<d that be belong? to Jam.
r, fifing at Atlania.'Ga. Elbert Mtya ha wa?
.ted ?hen at bis wife's bouse- In tba upper
i-f this Diftriet. Said Elbert is. about it
t of nge, W?i^ba abont ISO poonda)' ia b feet
thea high, dark complected. No marks or
1 noticed.
io owner is requoetod te eena ferward, prove
trty. puy ehargea and tn Ito him awAy, ether
he will bo dealt with aa the law directs.
L. H. MCCULLOUGH, J. E. ?.
n?_W,_tf ' ft
.LT FOB FARMERS !
iVING aeceoted tba Agensy af aa extensive
SALT WcHS?, I will be able te ftflUah
T in large or small qaantitles, ?ad will to
ned by the lowest market price in A a BI '?erg
gusta. ,
8. E. BOWERS, AgfrBt.
mbarg, Mar 3? 8m U
Notiee.
ii persons iudebtod to the EaUtc gt Jszaesi
I. Headvraoa, doe'd., arc requested te maj;*
mtby tho 1st day cf Ootoaer, 18**, ?Hi
haring demands against said Estate ara re?
d to present them forthwith, aa I d?sira ta
a final settlement en that day.
L. 00RLEY, Ad*'r.
1. 18?2. ly 4?
. Notice.
i persona baring demand* against (he
te of William E. Middleton, de??'d., ?ra NP
1 to present them to ibo under?igaod, tm\k:
indebted to said Estate are reqnefted tt.
mmediato payment. * ~
EMILY MIDDLETON, Adat'ix,
4 ta%* t
Rags Wanted.
iS COTTON AND LINEN RA?S oat We
d for cash at the Jdotrtittr oSee. ,
37 . tf ii
* Notice.
persona indeatod to the Est?t* ef John B
. altnev, dee'd., aro requested to ajakt jay
ear'.y aa possible. Theta havi?f ?lajtaj;
the Ectate will pr?sent tba?, projoriy
? to Dr. A. G. Teague,. my a??horiiej? .
LUCY ?WALTNEY, ?r?or.
,1862. 17 ??
-. .J.J! I I--. ! 1 -1-IIIJ.i.i.l'M?
NOTICE. *
persons having elsdmi agafnat the :5at?to
Dr. J. Harwood Burtj doe'd., tra n ?U5ed
it them, properly attested, aa th? ?ndar*
I propared t-j pay the same, lbw? ia
i laid filtatt art rcit?OB'ad to sttf!e.pr?ap>
W. M. BURT, fi'or.
it . . *
Salt and Rice.. ?
?eelred aad for tala T-HRES T1SA018
mparUtr B?LT oat! ONETtERdf NIVY
5" E. PENN, Agu
1 "tf
Pann?ry Notice.
?bis date t will TAN tad DRESS all '
DRY HIDES delivered at tay Yard
THIRD of tho Leather-allowing th.?
th? Hides ray part at the lowest astkat
WILLIS BGSA.
Sam* . -3? ~
. Notice.
rsons having demands against the Bs
cf J. E. Burkhaltor, deo'd., are re.
proaent tTiom, properly attested, by
;f OcsubtT ; and also 'thoje indehtad
ted v. make paytueal by that tim?. -
Or*;;?HM^ALTW, Sh't^