Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 25, 1864, Image 2

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? 1 # . DJIII30B, KSE3E ci CO. . SriPiMiliTlONS IM ni* Al.VKKTlSW' y^*?r KIVE 1>OLT.AIi5 iii u.lvi?iu-e. Fur Six TH KKK DOLLA US. AI ?V r.KTl.<K M KXTS will be Itucrlrd at I??>LL tl^a i- r S?|M?rv (l-l HlillkNI line* ?ir ?^^3? invrtiiin. A.lv-?rti??,iiirn,i Killumi iuairt-*:U<?af % ( ii ixl'-ri'l' lime* I? l?? iRMrVvt, li.o }?nlili?l r.-riii.l, MI*1 c':Mr?"'? McorJinsly. ? . \'iii>m.i?jiig i.'m'i.li.iat? i Or any ?nice <^f li i.r..?k. TlVKNTV l> >LLAUr, tobenaid L-Jort iioiiURotiieiil ;.? nablUbeij. O'-Uusry u-.tici.-i. Tr 1> i?-*'i.r Ita'fgst, or ?HT nicalioVi nornmttl in iu Untura, wiH uo rated a tU?itt?nta un.l cliare-il ace .r<ii.:<ly. h'rom Virginia; ! Fro'rn I li? ?irjirn?rid Fr-niiifr, of tbi !.iii'?lv libne-d iii f.nr bandi h.y au rs" f: ir!.'i ?I?SI'Ir. Tii P.i<:::r-t-: ?1, v.r ohUitl I :.'w'n'(i n-*- (rom I.rrV ctmv : . rsoM r,;-SF.r.v. i.Rti's? IVs noist n-?'i r to ? lrtior vi" our i p mdent fur '?!'?. latest items irvin lie.i. muir. It wili li? M4n t?int nothin? ni . ou; importance baa trari-.pired since th-j ' biittlt? of Thursday U-t, excrp',.perita] move-mimt of t':e enemy upon Must t'hurc?, nlr?a 'y announcedby tien. lvt> t':(- i?i .?_?!!.. :t iii wb'?..-h triH sonn !?. de eil". . G-*n. k*v. La-? i-su-d s most eh'<>?ui M?ri? s II?* fia .grsi'.ii?a'Ofy priers to Sita W?.i:'t W?i :-?^?v-i. iii Ibo jctt'T ?ItH The number ol' w .un..'"d siddcr-vli'1 lute bu.?!..- uti the I?'p'datt, upar in Li? i.i L\?chburg,-b? HiMiat. y.-?inh A Unu j? r ?<>u of th- ni .-.re but Mitibt?y woutidt A...vv > ??fi?atys Vi KU KIA, . ny loila. I bli I. The folluwitig General Qr!- r ol' Gen modestas it ii eluate nuil IK nut ?ful, ba Lyfcii published to artel received with cn r.^m by the anny : i?K?i???AXtTrr.5, AK?Y KOKT?IKRX V 1 lt!. May, ISC-*., GKN?IUI. O.miri:.5!, .. / So. 41. > . ?. The General Coiumar.di lakes pleasure in announcing loth? anny tl rios of sueot-s?e? that ibe favor ot' h..v>t lecently been achieve:! by our arm: li. A part of the enemy's l'on? ihre ing the Vniiey of Virginia, ha; been r< l.?y ti-v4u. ii'ibodefi. auJ driren br.clc tu l'otcTiuai-, with tho loss.of tLeirtiiin s i?unrl>i*r of jiriao.'tr r>.' JI JU Another budy of ihtf enr-uiT, n Gea: Averjll, penetrated to (he Vir^init Tenttcs-ej lla-lriiatl. at lluhlis l> po' portion ol' hi.? force ba.s been disperse. Uetts. Morgun and \V. E. ./..uef, .who a pdrduU of. tiie n uiaiiul.-i'. .1 \'. Tho arjiy of .(ion. Banka suvtair revere defeat in \V'eat?.r:i L'iai^intir., br f ?tes of Gert.'Kirby- Smith, nnd retreat?. Aiexatidiiii, losing severa! thouanud p neM, thii ty-iive pi. cen of artillery, ur large v umber bf Waguin). St ute of the' lor:?i'lable gunboats .that accompanied ? Bspe?itiou were dsatroytd to save them i capture. V. The expedition of Gen. Steele AYvatero Arkan*>ca ha^ ended i"i a comp di??3'-er. Northern j jurnal? cf the 10th sr^nt, announce Iris 'surrender, with au ? of nine thou?.t;<l men, to (icu. Pri?e. Vi. Tile cavalry Jot ec .sent by Gen. Gi j.i attack Richmond, Las been repjilaedj retired lovrardt lue Peninsula. Every monstration ol' the ehetnv soutt of Jai riv?.r ha.-:. it{i to thia time,' Lven &u?e?safi r?]ielle.1.' Ml. The heroic valor of-this krtny, v '.the blessing of Alu.iguty God, has thus eherked ihepriucipal army of the- etivmy, J . indicted upun it heavy los?. 't he eve* and hearts of your wuntryu are turned to you with confnleucei and tl prayers uttered for von iu the jgttl?tttt str Encouraged bj tue ?ucceas which has ht vouchsafed to us, .and fetimulate? bj the* gr interests thal depend trptin the i^sue, let ev. maa resolve to endure ail and bi ava all, i lil,, by the assistance of a great and merci . God, the enetiiy &bnll be dtivcu back a ]>ea?e restored tu our country. Continuo tv emulate the valor of ye command tuatHi&s Ikllcti, and remember tL it dcpemld upon you whether they have di JeaviDg it in your power, under Gvd, to d i'inK thc last great etfot t of the enemy, wi resolution for th*, independence of your nati laud, and earn the ia-.t lova and gratitude ?our couutrytuen and the admiration of ma ind. ? E. E. LKB, General. About o o'clock P. M., yesterday, a she ? and sharp fi^ht orenrred ott the eueray's e irerne left wine;, lasting about fifteen minute '" * with heavy and incessant siu-ketry and ca nouai?ing. The lirin? occurred whiles char; WM beMiz mide by AV right's, supported I lUrris1 brigatle, on a hill about a half rai ?fl our front, which it was desirable lo ob'.ai s for a purpose. At the given word of cou maud Wright's brigade charge across the ii tervening t-pace, ascended the hill and drov the enemy from their breastworks, nuder most severe fire. "While thc brigado occupie the work* r.hicb were b?.ld r.uilici.6ntly lon for the object of their capture-it was KU! jeeird to a rapid ?bdliug by the enemy, aile which the order was given aud the brigad withdrawn to the lirvo which t hov hid pic viously 'occupied. . Gen. A. ll. .'.Vright beinj ipi. Unable to lake thc field by rea: OM ol'II f eyer attack of rheumatism, th-: brisado was com manded hy Col. Hall, of the 3d Georgia irs iment. .Seventy-live prisoner? and three stauds o colors were 'captured from the cnuoy am brought off; the killed and wounded' wen considerable, but we 1'ave no means of ascer taiuing the number. Our loss was a huudred and sixty-one, twenty-one of whom wer? killed. The less was sustained chiefly by the 3d Georgia regiment. Tho prisoners captured Thursday and yes terday were sent to Riebmond to-day. One lof numbered, upwards of thirteen hundred, including forty-one officers, among whom are several colonels. The wounded in Thursday's brdtle and yes terday commenced being conveyed to the rear this morninr. Since the great bat*la they have remained, here under most uncom fortable, but unavoidable circumstances, and will be in a condition on etheir arrival at the. railroad to appreciate the ministrations cf those good Samaritans, the " Ambulauce Committee." Hut few thus far Lave dicti of their wound.?. The bodies of several oUlcc-rs, ' t, or.-in? to the diiliculty of transmitting them to their friends, bare been buried and their / pra-ves} inurked.. Among the bodies interred is thai of the lamented Jirjjjjidier General Perrin. MOMIAV Msy, 16t!s-7 A. M. It "rt: reported and geiiei'ul'y believed yes terday ev jnirg that thc enemy were gradual- ! ly moving towards Frederic\'sl?ur:',.L?3 b:;se j fofaunplie?. The impisaxion thia morning; . i... r.e i<? mamine troops in front of our ri^ht | Wr y; bul opinions vary in most respeciabie idi'ijiai iiii?rlerfi a? to his intention*, some 'ne- j '!:.:..:: t'a-.t hr? will riot attack. His designs u,e< i.., .*> iiit, petieiratcd hy rJhr. sa*ac?i?us ? and A?guB eyed commander in-chie?/nad mr.y ( be develop;*'! ?0 as to bc apparent to all btio:e j this reaches you. , ' It Las been raiuing at lutcrvadd since the j Hthf tte ?day before th? jrefct battle. Tht ^?*fc?"rq>w^j .!! IJLJL li J..!_'._ whole face of tie country is a perfect s ?iud and water, and the atui"8,|>htro ex ?n.j'v and Hi'orrrt'HH.ril??. The g ru : r 'lb ':in '.vt/Uia-1'? tn.ir.t gratef: ll? 4 fcy-J 5?. i.s. lia ITKrTlKMi NK.IH ilhtTSYLVAKIJI, 0. *M.t) Iii, Via M ii.KUKU, 17'ii. Tiie enemy dunno; Saturday ul>u,nd the ittan on our left, .requiring n iw-di? lions of our forcea. This move bp the partsof Grant ia evi' ly for the purpose pf buildiug up and c iug the railroad in order to use it for t prrjing supplms. The enemy ibus far is reported to acki edge H lo3? of thirty ono ??meral ufficaft fortv-fivo thousand mon. > They left in thc lio^piUld their tvou near Yellow Church on- Sunday, coulr, about seveu husdrod o? i heir meu Wl a of oura. They also It-It a larg?* number of bnbi dead ou ( ur left*, fro'ui whence they r?.tir& Thorn has be^ri no jrenpral eiigagemen div, oi.ly ?p?ht i!ilrrai--hir!fj and some r.i,nartifii\ La'e this evonirg. t!i? Yankee cv ?.-atne v\ i t ii i rt on*! mile and a half of Ga .val ion, . . Tnc-y also i.r?L al cur froid yea'efday, teen caissons/ind twenty omi gun carriage Th?H?shov/s that they left that part ol* I line xiirriedly. ' Uur anny is still in the best of spirits. RICH.MO.V?, M--y Iii.-The ibllowint' mit.*h has betm ri Cri ved from Gem-Lee: Sh(?T.-,vi.vA,vu C. H., May io-7 P. ? Tt tut' S<.crctr.ry of ll'ar : The enemy o fri Iiis baiterii's on a portion of Er??l'.i .t;i?i attvmpttd r.u aaaaull,'.. but failed. w.v: easily -repulsed: Subsequently ho i--.n-ud-d ri p.nwoii o! Hill's HL^, under E Cusuahiii on.our srdu very ?cw. * TU? enemy V pun b(.ats r beilud Poit Itt OH the l&ppehautiock, yesterday. lt is reported this alternoo:i that But troops are It-'avir.g Chesterfield, embai kin ^transporta t?iig. Ge:i. Gordon, of North Carolina, yesterday, ?rom the t?l?tct of wounds rece: at thc buttle of Brooke Road, near Richini last Thursday.' STAUNTON, May ld.-Gen. Breckimid victory at New Market was even greater m<uv complete thun at first announced*, captured six pi.?cp? of artillery dud uc; j 1,000 stand of arms. Th? lors of the en? in killed, wounded and prisoners is bet &cigel ian thirty miles without stopp abandoning his ho-r.it.ils and destroyim port iou of his trains. His large cavalry ft , ttlons prevented us from burning the bri in his rear before lh?? rout, and thereby c I tuting th? whol*. j La-t ui??ht, a train from Danville ran ? u fiat on the bridge across the Staunton 1 tr. The collision threw the engine and ? I eral para wff ih? track. "Six passengers w i killed and a i.umber wounder]-luustly diers. PJ?:E sactit;, Mat IS.-The army corr ! pondent of the New York Nctcs, of thc K ! says Grant was compelled to use his .'!0,( reserves "ii the second day, xfhd uow all ??oue. He estimates Grant's losses at si thousatfJ. j lliciiMOKD,, May 20.-The Petersburg J press of yesterday -ay H Gen. Amos wa* ki i in the tight en Monday atChesterfieid. Ba j Smith.lost a foot. Buller remained on I i Greyhound with steam up to tha top of l guage. A Washington correspondent of the N York Xac-s of the I Sri;, .miya the simple tn ; is, wc have yet failed lo obtain a victory,' a have suffered a terrible loss in killed a wounded. lt is repotted this afternoon that later ? \iccs froiu tba United States have been i wived. Gold in New York 200. Lincoln has called . for 2t)0,00() additiot troops. The report geems to be credited. The War ia Virginia. SPOTTS liva st i, C. H , May 17, ) via. C'HF.STEWIFLD, 21. $ Yesterday mpruiog about day the enun with a considerable force assaulted our lt wiug. The attack, however, was quitafeebl and we readily repulsed them with a alig loss on our side, but with considerable slaug ter of the enemy. The fight lasted about one and s-half hour During this engagement we captured abo 60 prisoners, and the enemy left over 20 dead on the held. Last night we drove thc etiemy frora bi left, they leaving their dead unburied. ?They seem to bc massing on our right, ci ther far the purpose ol'attacking us agaiu c to fall back. After the fight of yesterday o our left, the enemy opened a vigorous cai tioiiading on bur right wing, to which we n ?ponded, and a lieroe artillery duel was kr-ji up for two hours. Our aide, however, ioain? very slightly. .Our men to-day are busy collectiug arm, on that part of the Held abandoned by th enemy. Many anns are being obtained whici were buried by the enemy". To-day matters have been quiet all day. Yesterday Meade sent a Hag of truce t< Gen. Kee, thankingbiinfor sending him Wad worth's body, for which he applied by Hag o truce, during the Wilderness* fight. Meine on the 13th, issuded a congratulatory ordei to his troops. He claims that Lee hag now abandoner' his faxt entre ncbetLpos'ilion, so tenacious!] held, BUllcriug a loss of eighteen guns, twefc tr-fotir colors and eight thousand prisonsn? " Meade further saya the tight is not. over, and that he (Meade) expeots reinforcement which Lee cannot pcsnibly get. It is supposed* that Grant is awaiting rein forcements iii order to renew the attack. From aTonnxtun's Army. Since our last a considerable retrograde movement has been go;ug on in Gen. John ston's; army? his forces fulling back, from Resaca to this side of the Etowah river. But it is the prevalent.opiniou that di ia going on well-and that the situation of affairs in North "West Georgia is by no means desponding. Geu. Johnston has never failed to fight when crowded, and our troops have invaria bly driven "the enemy back, andean, and will do it again, and effectually, wheu ordered lo do so. During this retrograde xuoretflent several important fights h?ve occurred at different pointe The battle pf Oostunaula was quite an affair, and crippled the enemy materially. Our total loss irrUbis engagement could not have exceeded two thousand, while that of HM Yankees is estimated at not less than six thousand, while there are nmuy prominent officers who believe it to reach doubl?* that number. One thing is certain, that they were slaughtered by huudreds at every chargc, aml luu-t have suffered sevsrely. O s lilies are continually changed to meet the development s of the enemy in front, and j pr?vint tr flank inovenwnt on 'hoir part. . j r Tho Yankee forces opsraliiig against Ge;: era] Johnston hs ve bi;en under-estimated. lt is now well ascertained thu they huve : over "100,060. The vigilance of Gen. Johnston hat: irita- ! trate*! <-v<"?7 attempt to Hank,him. and he hus j embraced every opportunity Vi punish the ! enemy. The respective casualties to the 18th oa our ? : lidiare abo.uk '?oOO, , The Yaukee IM is from 12 to 15,000. General Johnsen issued hil battle. order yestcrd-iy. tellingl(tbo troops that our com :nu:sif-:ifiu:i witlf tie* river waa now safe. He .uk-ti th'-m Ui ordure their brothers in Vir jr ui-t ::ud the Tran* M:v?H.-?pp?. a'fhis v?aa loceived *?ith the M?b;.->t eutbtt*ta*rii . J.utcst Qtra'.Beauregard's Army. lliCJi.MoM), May 21. A telegr&tn (rout Beauregard dated atJii* Headquarters this morning, has.been receiv ed. He say? all quiet last nigh*. Wc ra* main iii puweasiou of the enemy's rifle-pit---, and the ?round we gained in yesterday's fight, which was quite severe durin" a part of the day, especially ?hear Ware Button Church. I regret toaay that Gen. W. S. Wal ker js missing} it ia feared he fell into the hands of the eniuiry wh'det gallantly leading his troop* into action. "* TH E AJ> V E j: f TS ? RT J AK EB T- BACON, EDITOR. WJKID??ESDAY, MAY 25t tSGtv Our Suitor lluslicuting. J>ow th? annexed note from our Editor it will la slea dBi ht is <ru.nicatisg down OB the Ridge, io (dover-he doubliez weans Meeqnit G ra.-?. Well, gj it " J. T. lt."-a littlj good oaring and a " high old time" generally will he of ?crvice to y,ou-and when you return wo shall expect toses you considerably fattened up,-your ?idea pro truding aud your jaws Lunging-as we know you will b??, if your-chg*8live organs ?re not over exerted. Jiuch. good luck to you iu your pwwi tviial &mus<mcnt?>. .Ox TBK BlBCE-ia Ciuter-ilay, ?3d. DKW D. R. 1>.-I write yuu---iio, ir*?riteyou s liuj lo say that ?rc aie ??ot on tup liu week. Wu arc o BC ike Ri.lge, et joying tho iccsliisabli aud alitt?si forgotten bl?itiug of something te ?al-ie ?oy nolbin? ?: delightful weather and un bounded flow of ?uni. Acd on thc Rldgo wc arc .going te tarry a few dey* longer; theso hospita ble peopl? ait getting up what Cul. Simklas used tu cull " i grand ?aa," aiid as we never caught s Dab al?-,?e un inch in length in all our many days, wo feel a burning and laudable ambition tu re deem our shameful part by hooking an eight pound trout. Who.knowe? How umoh pleasaalei busings; that, than L'.-tbeiing eae'i head with thc piague-takfd newspapers. So, as stated above, we are aol on tsp, aad upon yen devolves for tbii week tao esbroidery end-ornamentation ol thc AttWr/t'tsr, No doubt the " Situation in Virginia' ?nd ike " Delinquent Finnie a" kfd the "Horse Impressment" and " Extortion and Speculation' and " Cullsrds" sell ell keep oool, and be bettet acd-fresher" fer a week's rest. ? How are crops about the Village ? Down her? they do not look particularly inspiring.- On tb? morning after our arrival, wo querud an aged slave as to the status of the waeel and ern ; Li; reply wss : Wheat's middlin piert, but corn's ma ?iurorry. And that ii exactly the it atc ol' thc Ci?. The eora ?rup of South Cur.-lina lait yeti wes over 15,000,000 bushels ; lhere is no suet premise now. The-Ridgers are'delightful ly busy with their noxt-fall hogs ; they have charmin* droves of yeang creatures. We go every erenin| .to see Dr. Y's pets fed. and we always tench eui hat te them. Who would not touch bis hat tc a hog now-a-dayi ? Whet cheering ? >wa we sre getting frem si! fi ! Th* .: ii decidedly on the turn. Soon it wilt . -one, and 'God will Lave said to thc nigger; Nigger, stay fight where you are. Thi Y saltees, notwithstanding ibis decidion of Previ dence, will keep on loving thc nigger, but we insj rest well assured they' trw never fight this wai over*again. We feel that a goud time i* f-arrly coming. Let us then walk, and plough, sud write, and tight, and pray Qed for the ooaiun) mation. J. T. B. -1 ? ? ? From Kickmond. Mrs. W. W. GOODWIN, of our town, hos just relamed from Rlchmesd whither ibo has been for surirai week s. Wh iiit there it was her pleas ure to daily visit the Hasp Itali- and wait o& oat .wounded soldiers. Oar noble wemin never re frain from rendirlng overy asiistance penible te eur brave soldiers, and Mrs. G. wo knew mull have received the heartfelt tbaaks of msay ol eur bravo men whilst patiently southing their sufferings and nlloristing their waals. This lady informs es that she law Gea. MCGOW AN in'Ri ea mond-th st his wound, in the left arm, is quite severe, sui it was feared that amputation would be &6eci>sary. Gea M. told her that Gen? PUKRIX wa? killed in the van of his brigade, whilst gloriously and .with great enthusiasm ur ging his mea on to victory. Alas ! poor PERRI:* he sleeps where he fell, and he fills a martyr's grave well. Gen. H. ?Iso scared Mrs. GOODMAN that but few of the 14th Regiment were killed, but that they bal, with th? ether R?giments of ah Brig ade, done mest deiperate fighting. Our informant tell) us that Maj. Jostra A ?.VE Y and Lieut. T. B. CROOKKR, of the 27th Regt. ?. C. V., are alco in 'Richmond-thst Maj. A. is slightly wounded in the side, and Lient. CrtookiR severely in foot-both doing well. She also saw several wounded from the 1-ith Regiment, whore name? are mentioned elsewhere,-that their.wounds were, doing ss well as could be expected-none 'dangerous. We are gratified to state, through Gen. Me GowAr1, tbat young RBKCK NICHOLAS, of the Mth, distinguished himself OB the battle-field. Thrco cheers and a bumper fur our brare little townsmen. He is a soldier and a hero, and fully merits promotion,., There is said te have been eeniidersGlo excite ment duriug the fighting immediately around that eity, hat that there was BO fear ss te Ihs final rosall. Mrs. G. seys "that we have lest heavily ia the last engagomentc, but that our men fought like tigers." This lady bas our warmest thanks fer late Rich mond pipers from which we make Hbera.lextre.ct. The Casualties. The cetus! tits come in very slow.. Frem the 7 th Reglniost we aro pained to learn thst enr old friond Capt. JOHN Kxur, as brave a? the bravest, asd one of the best fellows that ever lived, has been killed. We also loam that Hsxnr Borea ha- ig?in beciii severely wounded. But csu learu nolhing further. From the 1 Uh, wa only have the casualties of tho first dsy's fight. Hope by next week however, wo will bo. ?hie to give the casualties in fall of sll the Edgofield Companies. _-;-.-? Southern Ingenuity. And fr...alf iageauity at that But why set ? An ingenious.esergelje Southern worn, a a, about a mile from Ibis burg, showed ns yesterday a Oin lluvl which tin had jun tskia from the looa). She tint twilled the thread into large and strong twine, i.nd then achieved the Gin Band. It ii to be throe ply, *ud then strtngthened and thickened willi a coating of tsr. Thors ?snot the slightest ilnubt of it lasting till tko crack of doom. And ibo showed us al?o the sit?, and ?be had made that tt.0. Now irn't thct worth telling? Beck bandi md wsg'-a gpsr are n?thlng to her. Ac- j Melly belbrva ihe could weave a Coluaddad ! t3kf Our lass in generals in tho Ute ergugo neats in Virginia is nineteen-?eran killed, tea ; veunJed, "actliwo capturod. The name? ef tho I cillod oro Stuart, Jeniini, Stafford, JOBOS, Jalius ' daniel, Goflon, of North Carolina, and Perrin, I if this State. ' ?. * j *m*mL J.J y-im j i aw?iWM Death of Gea. Abner Perrin. All Edgefield is saddened to learn that hijh-tonid gentlemen end pillant roldbr I fallen; thut Geu. i'?n?lk, tVe brav?, bernie ; dsonred Prams laJcad. l!e<?ll. wnundtiii ? -Ju " ia ile ?py-jrfiueiit uf the l?th inei., nob'y ing hi; Brigado 'on tb victory ned andy! ? sown, Hure, whire ne bare known, him !>.:.? lvrud Lita well, ihn? sad announcement bril sigh and a.tcar, and in sorrow wo ino'.rr a, tu of nutare'e noblemen bas been taken from ni crer. None were braver-noue more ready or tri to ight in J ak-too nf eoiintry than be,-anti m.ira geueruutly offered themselves a jucri.'ic their country's behalf. From the ii r ~ t *.? arma-aa a Privafe, ? Captais, a Colnnel, (Jeneral, (whick be severally bud filled) bare discharged their duly mor* fn.ilhfull ftariesrh fbau Ged; AEXER PKRRIM. At bunio Lc.wor the upright n*H,n and the gentleman ; in rlrf srmy the brave soldier courteous oCker. Atbouie?he bud iou the fr: ship of every one : in the mrmy be enj'iyci confidence and esteem of bis superior1 in i and tbe Ure sud admiration of his men. t Ever bright aud glorious will be the mci ?f flou. Aarika 1'uKltlS. Casualties ia Companies 1 aud-I . * 24th s. ?X V. Adj't. A. HOLMSS, of tbe 24th, baa sent tc Guardian a ]??t nf casualties in tbut lUgii in tho latofighta around Delton up to the .iu?L, frum "which we extract the casualtie Cowpxriius I and K : Company I,-C?ptalo '7.'*av*r couimaadi Killed: Privates Sullivaueud Kimbrell.-Wo ed : 1st Lieutenant J. A. TillmaL', legs eli ?*iZ'r*ut 'Curry, neck and *boulJ*?r, severe ; parais Iloyuolds, arni, Flight; (?naries, tl< ?light; Privates Martin, foot, slight ; Curtie , face, severe i Tucker, groin, so vere; Tho: thigh broken, dangerous; Bennett, lung, g?Tcu?; Coleman, head severo; Werke, h severe ; J. Carpenter, shoulder, severe; Den arm and Ug, sovcro ; Holsen, baud, sov Hodge, foot, slight : Robertson wounded captured. Company K, Lieutenant F. W. Asdrows ( , mandiug-Wvuuded : Capt. T. C. Morgan, ac Major, tieck, s'ipht ; Privates G. W. Andr arm and band, slight; 8. W. Outz, log brol ' Vi. T. Stillman, lee; brokua. ? - ? *. ? i Casualties ia the Mth liest., S, C. . Fir it Day? Fiyht un the It api dun. i Cet.. BROWN COIIHASDIXO. I FIELD-AND STA FI - Wounded: Mcj. II. H. I - per,.thigh, sllghtlv; 'S.irgt Maj W A ?hand, hi '.i?gbtly,. ' . Company A-Wounded: Sergeant Stucky, h . severely ; Private E M Wadford, thigh, sever Company ll-Wounded: Privates Rufus I ling, bead, slightly ; Joseph Outr, leg, sjigh Z Crouch, hind, slightly ; darner Haid, head, 1 verely. . ' ? Company C-Wounded : Privates W R Rea 1 both legs, severely ; F Stone, chest, severely. Company D-Wounded : Private* M Sc chest, severely ; B Carley, wrii-t nud foot, sev< ' ly; J C UeLuach, shoulder, slightly; LP .( lum, ankle, slightly ; L li incisor, le;;, s?ghi f D. Ethreuge, heed, slightly. Company K-Wounded : Captain Giiflitb, b ' auk los, severely. Company Y--Wounded. : Captain MuCori ; thigh, slightly*; Sorgt Bleakly, heel, sever? , Privates F M Dannrd, hand, severely ; W B W ' ear, slightly ; V. T'Hipp, shoulder, slightly. Company U-rWouoded ; Privates J tsharpl ? thigh, severely ; E B B?agler, thigh,jlightly. Company li-Wounded : Sergeant Blaekm I ^boulder, severely ; Sergt Pickett, abdomen, verely : Corpl JT Scott, thigh, severely; 1 1 vates W Joanson, s boulder, s"evorely ; Ste* i Ford, car, slightly ; W Key. shoulder, .?diijhtlj , - Company I-Wounded: Privates J W Bland both jaws, severely ; J Mann, chest, severely L Carn, arm, slightly; JJ Blunt-hot, baud, slig ' ly ; W F Campbell, thigh, slightly ; Warren Hi - ell, elbow, slightly ; W Lovely, bVnd, slightly. p Company K--Wounded-: Privates W H W i ams, bin, slightly; W Glasier, bead, slightly; Herve!y, bead, slightly; J E Adams, arm, sligbi The future high* of Edgefield. Edgclield District, prolific as it bas been in pa. t of great, patriotic and good men, prenti in 'ne future to prove equally as prolific *f th? We enjoyed the privilcgo on Friday eveni last of making OB? among a goodly number our citizen? of both soxes, who bad assembled witntis aa exhibition about to bo participated by the Students of the. Edgefield Male Acaden [ now under the very acceptable ansi efficient chai ?nd government of SUMTKB D. SriXN, Esq. former pupil of the Academy. Tba evening ? delightfully, propitious, the geaial iemacrature Spring, ks attaaepaere loaded with th? sweets Flora's choicest gifts, and the silvery fays el rising.moon, all lending their eharms as it wc to heighten th? enjoyment ef t-c already hap and smiling assemblage. ' The Schoel-room, although secretly festwoa with the producta of spring by the boys tbei selves, presented quit? an attractive appeurauc The oxerc'ures and performances which were coi prised of Dialogue acd Speechcr, were introduci by the Principal in a short though very appr prepriatc and Beat address. The subject?, whh Aro popular aud familiar, were capital selection ?nd with some of the scenes enacted, althcn-; rethor laconic, provoked a groat amount of mirl and entertainment. The Youths' who participate so very creditably and manfully on this fir?t pul lie exhibition of their varied and ploasing talent are: Masters AttT Bnu.Nsorf, WALTKB S. ADA??. EDWAKD II. ?cuiniiBR, Jinna- B. Tiionr-Ki?! Jixr.s M. AX.DEKSO.N, JAMES C. SSBCCT, H?.NR li. SVA'AV, Z. W. CAKWII-I, A. R. S V tut XS, Vi J. Guivnx, J. B. HIM. ard LEWIS COVAR. Beautiful "and fragrant boquete, arranged b, fair Ingers and hurled by uir bands, prefatel, greeted the youthful dtlutuxti, and from ethe evidences of approval also wbicb we noticed, w are setisfied that ibo success of this initial-expcri meat wi)) ,ereate an ambition calculated in n smtill degree to enhance the already praitewortb; traits that cbaractorlze the presont pupils of th Bdgefiel? Mal? Academy. ? -? ? ? For tbe Advertiser. HA. EDITOR: We propose that all geod ?nc true mon of tbis District, band ia thc assaes tt the Clerk of the Court, of all persons who bavi bten rpeculating ia Corn, Fleur and Bacon, du ring those trying times of war ; that their names, be conspicuously assigned, to this 2>7nc& Jtvll oj Dithonor and CttHltmpt; that tbeir e^u immedi ate posterity aod a generous ?sd patriotic public may desi out to thew JUSTICE. For tho Advertiser. A Kepi). Mn. EniTon :-I noticed in the AJiettiter ef the aa article bcudt-J, "Wk* keeps up th? prices of provisions ?" WhicL says " we are dis posed lo maka one mer?, serious appeal to the platters of tho Confederacy upon lb? price ?f provirions. It was th? reasonable expectation of the Government that when one-half ef the cur rency should be withdrawn, the price of provis, ions w?uld doclico. Contrary te this reasonable expectation every necessary of life, cern, bacon, and flour, bas advanced ia pri?e." Again, "and tbif is attributed by aomo to a scarcity of th? abovo named artiela*, but wc ar? satisfied that such is not the true cauEe. The eorn crop l?ct year may have bern scuicfihal scaut, but Iber? is mora flour asd mere bacon in this District to. day Kucrotcd in private itorc-ro-ome and gmoke bousc.c, tlan there ever vas ?ine ll feulement i,t this cfruutry by -Ail? men." I would be gled if such was tho fact.' But I am afraid lt is a vain idea. The flour ^as bo?a carried to mari ot in auch quantities, ever since th? ?roy 0*9? io? I ara.afraid tb? stock is pretty rr? fcvwifg Mf^ryTWWiWiTSTr"TTr'rrfv?wi?~i o^o^r er T e ? asr-a .-?ell exhausted. The bacon baa also shared tl dice fata. Besides '.ho Government had to bat :.:ic tenth. Now ??Md these various itora? togethe with tb? short crop, the auppfirt' of ibo ssldicr .'?miiio, (two per cnt on our tilbi.-kg for tbitn [ think jt'it muri ucLuowiedge ti rcurrity at Ka iu part. ? I am sorry such is a lamentable fact, and tb: ' provisions bas gone up to such enormous figure But can thc planter help it? I s 'ru wer uu. Tl question i< asked; " why thor are planters d manding these enormen? price! for bacou an ' flour, as Well a* ,*olt aa corn." And answer? t'ua^, " Ii ? simply and undesirably because tbt do not'waut to tuke Confoilemle o>oney." I thiu Mr. EbiToa, tbcro is a iii ile rc at way to solve tb great and important question. I will admit tb that it is owing to tho saoiiey m.'tera iu'par but when we view the whole matter, and look ; the question on' the other side, wo see varioi other reasons why the planters have, or ask HM high prices for their previsions. If they wish .purebace salt, iron, leather, homespun, card (and theso they ar? obliged to have.) or any nth: article'they notd, do they net have to pay enc mous priocr? for them ? But tie u;in-producers ?ay these thing? hi nothing to do with thc high prices of provi?ion I soy they'd?. How can the plauter make coi without iron to make Lis plows with* or save b meat without salt ? IIow can be do without tb? neccsiary.adjunctf ? It is impossible. Thc pri. af any thing is echascod by the expenditures coi Eected with it. The factories havo all gODO t with their beuiespt/fc and thread ; the merchin with hi.- goods; tho taui'er with bis leather; tl salt wak?r with his salt ; (be Editor with bis pi per, ic. ; and every 'bing ?he ia proportion N?w I ask any candid ytrson if Ibero is tis difference between the planter with his price provisions, and the other deaiera ia Confedera "money ''. Only that '.Lo planters, suffered all otbe to out-stiip them in these enormous prices, uni they Wore forced' (o demand a living price fi their produce. So then ono u< ed aot say ougl against thc other. If however thero bc aay con plaint, will not the plantar say to those nour lovers, " If it bad not been fer yon in raisin jour pricer in all th? various articles wo wei compelled to have to oarry on ?ur farms, sue would not have como to pass." I kare noticed that ever kine? the cemmone meat of the war, tie cry has been, against tl platters of farmers, about Ike high and *xto tionary prices of provisens. If all classes wou but Took at the true causes of theso ?vils, wou! we not say lesa against each other, and- tty : the future to remedy those evils.- What is tl tue for one set of men to ridicule another,- for tl very same crime they themselves are guilty, say we ere all guilty at least in part for all thc: extreme high prices. It is bet worth while tbe for me to ridicule .you, or for you to ridicule m so.oing tve are all in fault. 'I only make thean remarks with the purest c motives, aud I trust it will meet the approbatio of au unbiased and unprejudiced public. A PLANTER. From Virginia. HANOVKR JojfCTlO?f, May 22.-Grant rem moncod swinging bis columns around on our righ oh Friday. ... Saturday morning fl rant's forces occupied Mil ford's Station andjlowling Groan. Saturday evening about dark, Gen. Wilcox i: front of Spott.?ylvania C. II., moved forward i portion of beV force*, entered th? enemy's breast works, and found them held by a lino of ?kir mishcrs, Grant's, whole army being rapidly in me . lion on our right flank. This n&eossitated i counter movement oa our sida, and tho abandon meat of the ground ia front of Spottjylvania C. il Graut seems to Lc maneuvering for a po.?i!ioi nearer Ri:hmond. i'ho onamy is reported to have cut loose froz Fredericksburg as their base, and to have ?stab tithed depots at Front Royal and tho Tap pah u nook. . RlCBMOXn, May 22. dLast night the Yankees made an assault on our right, toward Petersburg, to retake the position and battery lost by them on Fridsy. They, wore easily repulsed with heavy less, our casualties te ing few. HANOVKR JUNCTION, May'23. The latest information represents tko bulk of Grant's army near Milford Depot and Bowling Creen, with pickata som? five er six miles this aide. Th? impression is that there is no chance of ar. immediate collision. - Grant will probably require som? timo to ?jct ready to move upon us. All quiet at 12 M. PETERSBURG, May 23. New York dates of tb? 17th kavo b?en received here. . ' . They contiLn nothing important from tho Anny of the Potomac. Grant complains that heavy rains have com pelled a susponsinn of operations. Sherman telegraphs that bo bas,taken Busaca ?flor a stubborn right, in *bie'ahc estimates the Yankees loss at 3,000. He rays he is in pursuit of Johnston, and keep? the railroad repaired within seven-miles of the Yankee army's rear. The Chicago Timos of the Mth says Leis and Grant had a ter tibie fight on Tuesday, and says th? F?deral loss was fifteen thousand prisoners ; nothing said a beut tho killed and wouodiid. It states they had fifteen thousand wounded before tho Tuesday fight. It doo not rlaiai a victory er admit a defeat. '. Later Iront Kew.Orleans. PAXCAGOCLA, May 2 tot : By information from officers in charge of a rl?g of truco schooner which left Nuw Orleans on thc 18th, it is ascertaiued that Banks had not arrived there. No tidings had boon received concerning his Cate, and great unrnsinoss with regard to bis safety, prevailed. " > Cen. Walker in the Enemy's Lines. RICHMOND, May 23. Gen. Walker accident*Hy rod?into Ibo enemy's lines during, thc fight of the 20th, and was fired upe?. His horse was killed. He .waa wounded in ta? foot, which required amputation. Latryt from N'or^*- Georgia. ATLANTA, -May 23.-R?pd?ra who left the frost at noon to-day say there hos been very little rkirmisbing for trio days, mostly on our left. The main body of tko enemy rooms tp have abandoned the line of tho. railroad ?ad are at tompiiug to mass on our' left, tor support thc flanking column under McPherson moving oh Dallas. Th* developments of tho euouiy's plans rencrer it neccrscry for a chango of position cn our part. Theil, havo beca so nuda that Johnston remains muster of the situation. Tkt re is no straggling, and the troops ar? in fine spirils, and confident. Th|v.Mayor of Atlanta has i?.-aed a proclama tion for all citizons not ia military organization? to r?port for orders, and advising non-combatants ] to lea"? tb? city. J IIA?OOD'S BRIGADE. -The veterans of this brigade, composed of the 2lst, 2f>th, and 27th Smith Carolina-regiments have again vindi cated thc honor of our sister State in defeat ing an cvorwhelmingforce of the euerny. Thc ildQiulers . of Stjces.-ionville, Wagner and Sumter have once more covered themselves with glory by their dh?tingnished gallantry on the soil of Virginia. A lonj Yat of killed and wounded-ttttests the severity of thu cou Hict in which they were engaged. Among the officers killed we are pained tq to notice the names of Lieut. C#>nel Dargan of the 21st, Lieutenant Masterman, a*gallant young officer from Charleston, and Captain VrT.Harn lt. Stoney. Lifeiitenaiit'Colonels Gra ham, Pressley and Blukc.of the 21st, 25ttt and 27th, were vouuded. Out of Seven field and staff officers four were wounded and kiiled.-v-Constitutionaliat. ~ A NOBLE WOMAN.-rA^ady in Atla?ta earn ed $0 during che day, by binding one dozen pairs of shoes, 'at 75 cents per pair. She has earned as much ps $28 per day* by making sacks on t??o sewing machino at' four cents each. Others migb^'.'goand do likewise?* Jtoturd MJBkWt?^ CALL MEETING. IN consequence of an order from t?e Commirsa rj General upon tb? Board for T~o Thousand Bushels of Ooru .to suppl}'-tbt deficiency ia Pick en.t District, the Board td Relief for Edgefield District will meet at the Court House tn the 1st Monday of June, at 10 o'clock, A. M. .The Com missioners tro. req*e?ted to ooma prepared ta report ai< to the amount of Corn distributed, and tho cu rt bor? nf Beneficiaries in th. ir respectiva Beat?. LUKE CULB RE ATTI, Chair. J. H. Huts, Sec'ry ? Treas. May 21 ^ 2t 22 Notice to Cavalrymen. TN pursua.net of an order from Col. T. J. Lip " "comb, all-the men of the 2d Regiment, S." C. Cavalry, wbo.bavt been furloughed for the pur pose of procuring fresh horses, will report to me (mounted) ut Edgetield C. H., on' Saturday, the 28th inst., at 7 o'clock, A. M., or in Aiken on' th s day followisg ut 7 o'clock, A. M., from whence I will proceed with the Detachment to Charleston. Mi A. MARKER^ Lieut! Com'd'g Detachment. May "24 lt 22 Rocky Creek Aeademy. THE Exerc?es of this Institution will be rf sumed on the Otb of Jane., under the Eups'r vision of tho undersignodms Principal, and con tinue five montha, twenty day: ?o the month. Term? the rame as last Sesi?n, in ?dvanc?. Patrons aro earnestly requested to have the pu pils comm.nce ut tho beginning of the Session for a:.any rearons. JOHN IT. MoCANTS. May 24 2t 22 Strayed. STRAYED on or about the otb inst., from my residence, one mile East bf Gilgal Church, a DAY MARE, with ono or n?bre white feet N?> other marks remombered. Aged three years. All information concerning said mure thankfully rc i ce'iveJ, und a suitable reward will be paid. I-', LEWIS REYNOLDS. Plansant Lane, May 24 . tf 22 Head-Quarters, POST QR. M. 4rn C. D. 6. C., COKSSBURY, May 20thfJ*6i. ' HAVING established temporary Depots ut th* following points, vb*. : At Edgcficld C. H., S. F. GOODE, Agent; Boles' Mill, ISAAC BOLES. Agent; Coleman's Edisto.Milla, V7. L. ? 0 LEM AN, AKent; Mt Willing, Dr. O. M. YARBOROUGH, Agent.-producurs will take notice thai they are required to deliver their T? x in Kind within thirty days from tbe date hereof. No tithe will bo rvceivad at the.o Depots pro dnccd within-taatiro miles of any Depot on u Eaii Road cr navigable stream. .T..K. VANCE, Capt. A P. Q. M., 4th C. D. S. C. May 23 . , 2t_^_ _ 22 Head-Quarters, ENP.itLtJXa OFFICER, E os s F i ELD DI.TR'-T 3? C., May 23d, iWt. ITil ERE are a gi eli many petitions for D? t tn ii {ind applications for Exemption on file ia this ?i?ce which c .innot be iont forward hy ria non of tbe lack of iufonna'.ioa .hy the Advisory Board and Ibe undersign sd, ..in regard t- thc several cases of the petitioner*. - II. The following ar? the nsmerat the Pf ti tigers alluded to : Hardy Wheeler, William C Goff, Tho? II Harrison, John KLiaebar:, Oco A Harrison, T M Be^t, W ? Dorn, Elbert Dorn, Julius P Wright, James Hatcher, Jame? Powell, 'AD Rat?, S J Watson, Joseph Bnstey, William H Clegg, Robert Quarks, David L Rotten, Geo. W. Dorn, J A .Murray, H M Hurdy, Moody Harri?, H H Mays, William E Weeks, Joseph Adam;, Willis a Harris, William Walking James A Lanier,' Edward Howie, William Powell, Nathan Buabee, Arhil Able, Den}.. Sheppard, Thomas Carson, A M Chupinas, Geo Robertson, Mathew R Smith,? Bcnj. Saip?s Lewellyn ir Mallbiws, George De Medici?, A W Ashil!; li B Duke, Jamos'A MeManua,. Wilson lloliton, John M Har! i nj, . Stirling Horn, John T Coleman, J P Wells, ' Peter F Reece, J W Tompkins, Jesse Derrick, John J Glover, * William L P.rker, Martin Eidsan, Edmund Morrie, L C McNeary, Jamos E La*)', Elbert Mundy, Joseph Rambo. Perry A Whatley, Burges Franklin, Stephen W Mays, Thomas McKie, William Kirkland, John Sullivan,. Elbert Dorn, Starling Freeman, Franois Thraiikill, Miebaol JIare, Solomon Bondi?, J L Large, Aquila Miles, Laurence P Rutland, Geo. J. Sheppard, W R Hilton,. Xtab Carley, Robert E Kenney, John Wilkinson, Eli Baughinan, . . Goo. D H a ?et, James W Collin.-, R B Watson, Samuel Soase, Geo A Koon, Edward Coleman, John W Powell, Samuel Glover, Lewis Reynold?, George Ethtredge, Robert Wright, Whitfield Moss, Geo V?' Christian, Samuel Saith, .Tam CH R Eidsvn, Heary Jonnings, EPH Kirksoy, Charles Nickersoo, Lovett Uomillion, . Jacob Moyer, James L'Hill, West Corley, Lemuel Brooks,' Miles Harden, W T Head, Josoph Thurmond, Charles Black, Lewis G Ashil], Pleasant D Johnson, David Rush, Eldrad Randall, John C Portar, L C Mathews, Henderson Smith, . Dennis J Atkinson, John F. Danial, E W Perry, Elijah .A Wiseman, Geo W Dorn, .? Goo W Nixon, Ransom Durst, John W Smith, John Crouch, ' *. Thos J GUse, John Parish, Jesse Cato, Daniel D Holly, Francis H Posey, Claiborne Berry, Mark Johnson, Harrington Hawkins, J A Bedenbaugh, Tillman Rodger.*? Lawii Bean, Eldred M Sweartngin, John 0 Strother, H S Jennings, William L Odom, Jas W Fuilmer, John C Porter, Jos H F-?y, William Quarfe?. las S Harrison, III. For the purpose of full and accurate iofor ication b*ing obtained in relation to these cases lt is hereby ordored that tbe petitioners named, ibovc do ap per. r before thu Advisory Board anti .hu undersigned at this Office af. their earliest :onvcnience. ' .- . IV. The Advisory Board will hold its sessions during Ibo pref?nt week ;-on Fridify aud Saturday of next week, and OR ?very Jay there ?{'ter until further orders. P. J. MOSES, J* Lieut. ? Enrolling O?iVr. May 21 lt 2-' . Ice for Sale ! POR SALE a cuss ti tv of ICE. Price $1.00 per pound* E. BURT. Mav4 tf li