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THE EKGAGEVEXT?OT FRIDAY, SAXURDAY ASI) j
SL'NDA V.
v itu'nior was busy on' yesterday giving Iu
gubriops accounts- o? the final repulse of our
troops on the Weldon Railroad, Sunday af
ternoon. : The ?gb*. of that day was hot and
. heavv ; cur triumphs were brilliant, and
premised to remain-unbroken, but by some
ooe or more Of the accidents of way, tho.
work we bad .accomplished .'was in part un
doue. We lost heavily, probably a thousand
mou in the day's operations; no estimate,
exceeds that/number. Abd the enemy re
covered, ^ossessiou of the Weldon' railroad.
T hey -are strongly reinforced, and w ill hot
.bandon t.bejr ppsitipp until that road- is
torc up for many miles, if oftreava?ryShould
" not preveat.tiem, and our iafantry and ar
tillery tiri ve them off, which we have every
reasouto believe will be the case. The fol
lowing, account fe taken Troia-?be Express of
yesterday i~l?l?hmbnd Enquirer, 23d.
FRIDAY'S ENGAGEMENT.
'ff be engagement of "Fri?ay afternoon on
tbe line of the Weldon HaiUoad- was ase
' Tere one, but resulted in no. material advan
tRrro to-U-V^'l&r aa position was concerned.
The.enemy?h?ving advanced his lines, some
three quarters of a mile from the position oe-;
eu pied by tbem on Thursday, were attack'ec
and driven l?ajck. , On Friday fight, thew
fore, the position of theftankee army wa
unchanged on the immediate linc.fjf thr>^a3B
road.
In bbe engagement, however, the enemy
'.was severely chastised, losing;.-.twp thousand
- two hundred prisoners, and a'largei number
pf killed and wounded. Their loss in killed
and wounded ia represented ..to iaVo Leer)
Very heavy, and to have frfeidg*. covered, the
...ground over which our, troops charged and
. .^loagbti Vast quantities, of knapaackS^oltV?
cloths, small "arms and/plunder ot all kinds
* were thrown away by the Yaknees, much of
Milich, f?lf into'the h^nds p( oo.r.'mcn,
?'uV owu loss \^n?t'iacoa8io^raoie.-.,JlV
. lost, some prisoners a?d*a number of wo'und
<=A.but&'sraall pro^rtion killed. Wc are
gratified, to'?Ute that the larjre majority of
?ba wounded'aro only slightly injured,][? and
will be able te return tb' their opmmands'iH,:
a few days. We noticed many who bad*r&
ceived only slight flesh wounds.
O? -Friday night our forces again fell back I
on the line of Railroad, and', the eneray aa'-j
soon as they discovered our withdraw! threw J
forward their linet of skirmishers/ and aaftio j
c curried the-feldsbey p3.d/2??? ?.?^b^si:
4 and west ortli? road.1", Ta'ey?to:nce threw tip
breastworks, and-at "the same time continued
tb strengthen tueir mftip, lin? of works on
?ge hills beyond .Davis farm. -
.BATCBDAY.. -
Saturday. p^'e?'*Wltmputany^?grUrng be- j
.. tweea ther armies-isave'a little . shelling and
picket Sring,,bttt lt- v&s, tf?&ftght
t&&tyefld4&.-wOU$ fee a.a. eventful pay api
.ine iuu^rsu- vu.wc .at eany ?own. A
heavy fight did"occur, but the battle for the.]
Db-8ses8ion of*be railroad is yet to.be fought,
: and the signs are tnat ifcwill be*;bloody one.
TUE ENOAGSMBJST OX SUNDAY.
Early in'the" forenoon-yesterday, bur lite
of batfle w?s formed east, a?d ?ait-of the
railroad?- and an-advauce ordered. The troop*
'as Confederate troops always 'do when going
in to bat?o, mored forward in beautiful or-;
. der, and the finest ofEpirits, to -the work be
fore them. Over ground on' which they nad
' twice fought before, they fought again, and
with like success driving the enemy out pf
{heir front linea'of breastworks, Wok apon
their m&iaTrae, and; capturing three - hun
dred prisoners. The?en6my did not,tertrB
without giving battle,rand the ground was
hotly contested for.the space cf an hour \pr
. ?.WQ, bgforp they were forced -back. In- tie
.meantime, tljtf enemy's artillery was throwing
ime^'amd' canister' at- our rinks, andpur bat
teries in the rear -were replying. Tv*e- re
gret to l^rEfhat' a 'rmmber of our ttbeps
^vere tilled- a?d'%oftnded by our own batte
^^"ft'o.* portion of tbe line. The enutay's
; main woriis on tie railrisad wtre .adjudged
too strong to attack,'and^o'ur-troops, there
fore, bold tbe"ir second lineof entreachmeatfl.
In the meantime, a auore important move
ment was started towards the ^nemy'tfjex
-- treme left-about one'hiije:west pf the rail
road.- A bd?jbf our. troops, acting, ia eon^
juction with others, was sent down on the
Maughan road, some tluree or four miles from
the city, to reconobitrftthe enemy's position
in that direction, and ascertain their f trength
there, with a view to further movements.'"
*' ^Tbe eipidition was ealrusted to a most
skillful and gallant oiBcer, .with .men uppp
. whom"he.could depend. .It waj; discovered
that the Yankees had.extended their,, lioei
- west to the Yaugban road; in the direction
of Popes Springs church, aud :w?re rapidly
., fortifying, ^n^eftort, we learn, was made
to tarnibeir flank and dislodge them, which
did not prove successful. The outer works
were canted, but the inner>were found to be
of euch great strength,' and so heavily armed
?F?th artillery as/ to- render their , capture a
matter of doubt, without great? loss of life.
. Some advantage.- Were gained, we learn, at a
considerable cpf t^i. killed, vuunded and
?ajBs?ug, which were eubseqnently jieldod.
Ibe loss at this poiat will -probably' reach
several hundred.
The brave General John 0. C. Saunders,
of Alabam?, wa3 killed here while-leading
his men in a charg?. Ile- was one' of the
most promising officers of the at my, and
?as-been conspicuous fortis gallantry ort
many'fields.: '. ."'
*4'he.r^iuoo of the-enemy,?* n?ar as.W:e
are able to judge, is aboit 'this : _ Their cen
tre ie*i8 bpoFk?? Weldon l?ailrpad, about '
. tt>v, miles from the city, tlteir right exteud
ingacross the wooded, country to the Jeru
salem Plank road on thc ea^t. and their left
Vaa?han road on. the west. Along
thiS'whole line they hare strongly fortified
tbewseiv^, nud works of great/' strength have
sprung aplikcmagic. .Tr. (heir rear, oij the
railroad, and op bothYttt?^ they have thrown
. tip.heavy xsorka to provide ngainst flank
woTctefcs; At tho Yellow Tavern and,
.Gurley-hortie,'heavy-- batteries- of guns are^
planed, jfmpvy p?intbpen:to attack they
are strongly fortified. a .
Warren's corps,-which first occupied thVi
-..:i?td, have been, heavily rein torced with"
in the last two .mgbis. ilasccckV 2d antf I
Ctirns:ders 9th corps have reached tho., road
-I now confront our troop?. ' nnrabering' in [
."- fully thirty Utousand'iners -
r^^r^he-litri?'t;es Lav? bbe'?-'basy in destroy
. iug the r'arhea?, and reports ?ny that the
track is torn up io and beyond i?eaaW sta
tion--* distance of ten miles from the .city.
?. - ' . ' 'i .
Partie? from tie rear, "Who arrived in town.
yeftterdaYi ataje that thc Yankee cavalry un
der the-noiorioua tip?ar were engaged, in de
stroying tiivtrr.c^ oae tnW' beyond'J?varos'
yi'*trid*ythorning.
LATES.
We hr. rn that in . addition to-the strpng
tharacier of tie'fortifications ou thc enemy7?
left, which were ? assaulted bj' ocr flanking
column, ouo of thc main causes of 'tbe-.-repulB.e_
was,the'giving awaj'a* a. very critical, mo-'
ment of a brigade, which caused coqsii?erabl?^
confusion- abd gave the ehern} a great ad van- _
tage. Our jroops were compelled to retire'
dafter capturing a line. of. the enemy's skir-,
misheirs and reaching-their strongest works.
ICoh-<?*araar, of Florida, was mortally wounded.
n?t?ossrnATio?? by THE LEFT.
*;?bo0l:ll.bU:lock.yt?teiday.'j?jBW??? the
enemy; made a strong, demonstration on our',
left, ^n ;the-Ci?y Point-road, with a view to
-ascertfikin tbestrongtb>of our forces at that
point. The firing of artillery abd musketry
Awaavery rapid for half an hour. At (he same
time a heavy shelling Was opened! hythe en
. emy all along the fin?-i in Prince Gearge,
but nothing was accomplished.
OFFICIAL.
. Angast22.-Official-dispa! ches received
from P?teraburjfyesterday sta?e that Gene
^aj Hill attacked the "?neccy on the. Weldon
Railroad Sunday morning, and .; drove., hjip
froirrhis advanced lints to his main entreneh
menfs, capturing over- 300. prisoners exclusive
rf wounded. Our loss was- principally--in '
Htgood's brigade, which. mounted the ene
my's eutreuchrhents, but ?appaj?t"?H?lfng,-many
were captured. i:
Another Fight on thc Weldon llaiiroad.
-. PETE&B?RG , August 2G.?4-Tbkauair on the
Weldon Railroad bri Wednesday . was a Very
gaUahtone aadiiuccessfulin it-sresulta^ Whilb
the enemy's cavalry, uader Geri. Spears, were
engaged tn tearing up the iradi,serrai miles
beyond-Reams', Gen. Bampton: attacked,Sud
forced them back behind their infantry-sup-,
ports. Hamptoa dismounted his' men'and''
fought the hr?antry, gradually but steadily
forcing them Wk, untilt?tey roached their
sf^orig works, ?me miks this side jpf Reams',
capturing about SOO aprif oner?.- ,
At fr.o'clock this afternoon Gen.-Hillat
tacked th?,enemy's,\v?"rk?j and. ai'tera-short
but sharp Tight took them, capturing a large
.humber oTpriajJO^rs aug nme p?&?s of ar
tillery. The enemy fled introit confusion.
Col. Pv'gr?m, pi-, Rict/?ond, turned tho csp
tured.guns upon the enemyj with great effect.;
The number of prisoners will probably .reach
2,500. Gen. Cutler wasteptured, Tbefris
oners belonged to -Hancock's corps, and bave
; been brodght to towu. There was cpnaidera
-bjo firing down the road to-day," but no heavy"
rfinirg..' Our cavalry acted with conspicuous
gallantry.. . -
Rip*lM?Kn, August 2G.--Thc following des
patch.-wag received to-night :
H D AD Q L' ARTE its AHMY NOKTHBKN VIRCINIA.
Augnst 26.-^-lIon; James A. Seddpn't Gen.
A. P. Hiilattackcd. tbe ehemy in hiaeotrench;
ments at Ream's Station- ..ytsterday evening.
At-th e second assault he earned the' ??lira
line. .Cook's and Melba's North CaftfcgWi
Tjrigarje's, auder Hetb, Lane's North-.C^s?Haa
brigade, of Wilcox's division^ " ?pi&?i. ?-onnei,
with Pegram'3 artUlCrjjawi^ed^
tog column Qf? % oiVbrfiast^orl?f was
sand prisoners ah'd nine pieces of artillery are
in onr.possession.' The loss ol tie enemy in
killed and wounded '^reported heavy- ours
relatively small. Our profound gratitude is
due to the GHverof all victory,and our thanks/
to th? brave m.ea aa4 officers engaged.
??i?5^r*g?ed) '"?*'" " "', " :*Ti. KVE^rrr,
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(i?u. Forrest's Raid ba ?Memphis.
j-_ ^^Qtkjtig-^flWtal dl^tch wasreWT^i
Bs TELEGRAPH FROM MOBILE,
Augutt 22-1804. S
attacked "Memphis at 4 o i
driving the enemy to hut fortifications..
killed arid capturad four hundred, ealing
theirentire camp; with about, thre^bodied
horsea'aud mules- Washb?rne escapedin thc
darkness -pfthe.morning leaving his cl?thes
behind. -My lossisWfc&ykilled and wounded!'
* - ^(Signed] "N. B. FORREST,
- . Major: General."
SENATOB?A, Aug. 22.-Gen. Forrest Sur
prised and entered' Memphis ai four o'clock
yesterday morning, killed and wounded about
four hundred Yankees, and captured-between
two and three hnndredj-a large number Leing
Office?. Gue Brigadier" General ts -reporled
. killed, Our. losa is coma^at'ive^ slight, th,*
surprise being ?o?phH?? '
Gen, Forrest urnnd that the Yankees out
numbered him four to one, and had.to fight
his way out? making a fortunate escape.
Among his spoils are five^hundred fine
horseavhe^hftts, clothes, #o, - ' v
In th? dash'upon llerap.bis, C-ipt. Forrest,
commanding Gen. Forrest's -advance guard,
rode into the G.ayoso House before the Yan
kees knew the Confed?rales were in town.
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Additional Apppnnts from Oxford.
OXFORD- Aug. 23-The enemy's rear left
town at 6 o'clock, P. M.,- yefiterdar. Their
force iictown was 7,000 of all arms.
All the.business portion of ihe town, the
Court House and sereral reeidepc^a are
burned. "
GeD.,Smith had the gdarde'from all houses
Withdrawn on reception of th? news of For
restVcapture of M^raphis, ordered the town
burned, and'commen?ait' a hasty retreat for
Merhphis."rHais now in full retreat .towards
Holly?pring?r with cavalarr in advance tt>
intercept F?nest They committed every
depredation ; pillaged houses and attempted
to destroy the entire iown.
Onv farces rc-occiipy the town, and wiil
press them rapidly. . - ':" .
They killed..all tho poultry and stock,
buiaed up the Court House and the entire'
square,-the depot," the residence of Col. Jacob
Thompson, ami many other private, reai
dencea. .... * -
^Good'Nejv?from At?a-nta.
ATLANTA, Aug. 27>.~Tfce tierny disap>
peated from our enii^e front ';ast night-ex
oept on the extreme left, supposed "to. be mov
ing upon -our left. * cket firing ccfcsodat
rrAid'argbt during?the7 >Iri. Rumors are enr
yetit thts mprning that -Sherman is crossing
the iDhattahoqchee. ' ?
ATLANTA, Aug. ?.G;-The enemy retired
j?pB!iour rigbt' front lae? night. Our forcejr
occupy their second line this" morning. The
eneniy'5TmP3 frop? J)f;c?tlir to the J'eachtree
road are all abandoa?d,- but they ar* atill oh
.bur ibft arid ?ectre. Tho niovenf?ht'i?'tnte.r
prel^d as a' concsnt ration upon our left ind
centre.- There was skirmish mg thia morning
on thc left. -
Prisoner? brought'virr this:;rriornir;g from
the right state that Wheeler tapped toe'road
twice;: which was repaired immediately, and
the Wains are running through. :They also
state that'Sherman'^ army i? ou full rations.
Tjio^New York Herald Of the 22 i jn?t.,
bas a letter from Niagaf?alte, which says
that Judge -Black,"', the Attorney General ?in- ]
dur Ahicbanan's Administration,- and Hay, j
i.incohi's private Secretary, have had another j
ifetervW with Clay, Holcombe & Co..-and
that Lincoln is about to offer an armistice,"
end pwpnees a meeting: of C?mojiss?orjersln !
Baltimore sr some other borcjer Oily. !
LAXEST, BACON; EDITOR.
WED XE S DA V ? Atat?Mv ISj?fr
.::j5ar''Xb9 <' Exvac'tfrom a Ls'tU?f,': V^u^li-ful
ly sort us by a lady-friood of -Hamburg, j will ap
pear in oar next . .
. .-:- ? '?.'?'.'
JtclBgio?? Notice.
. -Tbc next Sesi?n of the EdgcJlehi ?pU|'t^i-"
30c??tion will bc behTwith riio-Mt.'Lebanon
Church m Wednesday before -tbs Socond&ord'?
??j iu September iiexb -
?> KicaritoV" :>',??
We cali tho- 8'peeTal attention os all, tut par
tical??y of our farmers and planters', Co (be emi
liently wi't, tccflpertte and patriotic. conjin?ita
ti.on'.'of ^RjcAnDO.'* Ec earnwt. and siuVcre an'
exhortation should nut hei lost.upon our p?opls.
Thatiks.
We .arc indebted to "Gen. M. C. BtTTL?? for a
oopyof the Philadelphia ?ftw of A?gVtdCtb.
Con. E.-is now iaVoatmind of Hamptoa/?j Diyia-'
iou> and report hath it .that he.baa. already -been
maflo-a-Siajor General. ''So moto H be. .
Also to ourkindand IraVe friend, Cante?is
M. BEURY, 6f tbc.7thf for B icbm and- pipers bf '
Aaguit l?ib. , . ^ ^ -t C^K?.
* - <* Tbe Soldiers' Heaven,
. :'Xh?B,:s tbe 'uaWe-gfteW-by the. soUleM. theta-'
Helves to the Ladies' Hospital lately established Tn
our'midst, ' It may seem a li(?e Iffc'e biii^htmy, '
but afty'visitingthia hospital ? few;evenings j
since, acting all the interior arrangements, wit- :
Bessin? the evening Wea)/ ?c., wo <\diy concur
with tho.foldiersv Mr. J. P. Rvi^na^nltdy and
gcnbroasly placed at the disposal of\:&?$B&f?*
j for this Hospital purpose, tho lorrer fooiia of one
wing ?rf his spacious hotel /and -i'iera- t^oy have
establisher themselves. They?ba^e inr?ll, five
rooms-a dining room, th rib. dc^ffi?oiies and s
bathing-room. All:these" -Me^Ji^'-ttel aired,
ceitffortably. furaish^and scrupulously.^ can.
'j A'Committeo'of. fodr ?ies ^pp'oigtad en thc
.cyqn'ingprcviou?, from, arnon g . she members, of
tho association) atUnd daily,, and conjointly con
duct th? b'priness" of .the establisbawut. They
repair'to the scene of.aolion at <3 ?<". M. ?nd ad'-,
j'jtiurn at T P. M. . Each of thew, ladies! carnos a
j sorvant"and oich carries tbreo meals for herself
R.adjervant, si) that tbe.p?pviiicns of the boepfl
tufcmay le devoted solely and ?.entirely lo fhp
soldiers. ' Thc bod furniture, table furniture and
kitchen f?rpirnre, has boen contributed by the
ladifls of the village, and the vioioity. for fivo
miles around.'. .- ?&
'??'?Vf. A. G. TBAGUE h*s volunteered bia
.tiona! services to caro for -thc pa.tioiijs, and is.
daily to'bo scen,gpi?g the rounds , among them.
-Ho is ably assisted/by Mr. J. E. HOPGE?:. .This;'
"on the part of lb/so'gentlemen, is an act of the
purest patriotism.. Religious seryicegLfro held
in-the>hospi^ljeScb day.by ene ?r;:?flier of our
resident' Clergymen.
y The nruraber of-patients at prcsenl *la twenty.
I Hpsytif, ittese'eame looking ' sick, wosa out, and
. ghastly ;. moatrnrVtlfcm .are. ae-wao far j recovered
aa to bo almost ready to'depart... A? sonn as they
djo so.-iheir places will bcjmpplrVdbje^w^^^
'The;hospjtal.accotamodatic.ns will-be gradually
: ??d?rged, and soon 1hc ladies will bc ?ble to ea
?toctoiu. from thirty to; forty. roldierr. So tho
^goldiorS Ileaven" is faitly'-'?t?der' Wsy. God
?grant it may be as lasting as H^jft^itMlf!^^
i ao-w-we cneTby srdicitfog contributions for
.this hospital, from.all quarters pf Inp- District
GoBtributiofls of. mon'ej,-fish, flesh, /Gani, vtgo
.ti?i^^tnpiS^^nt^ Thc >dies^?n'i^nr^beg
their sisters, eT?h iii.;Jhft most distant pwts of Jhe
^District, to como.tactic aid. Itis.'o?l?.b;,sb.c.h
contributions that, tbisnoblc charity eau be hept
np. If^evcry di'/trictria tho State- Tawdd ??tarr
tala and s?ecor tbu-fy orforty/ sick aad Wonndad
soldiers, ho^dmmenao the good da?e{ bow God
like the eb/riry.' laHhesadays? ta,,Uko'-caro of the
soldier U ?ur moat bk>un?e?"??uty next to our daly
ta G.o.'*; li<dcod tts? one embraces the other. Wo
onioin it upon eur. noble wot?en to remember ever
^these/words, of Jesus: "Inaemuch os .ye have
. done it unto one of the least bf those, ye hare
. d?na it unto We.">. W* enjoin it upon them to
make these words their dear and saoredTjotaca
sion. Let thisjbeautii'ul aad comforting promi
linger on their lips, and in their thoughts when
e\-er they feed, clothe pr comfort ? suffering.,
di er, or'la y then* bands upon tho ' dying head of
one out ofthose myriads Christjeft for ns to
sayvVso sorrlng him.
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Thc Ed nereid Teraa le College.
W-ti congratulate our immediate, commuai
[r*ndrEdgefieid District at largo/upon the prejsesjt
['bright and reliable prospect of a permanent ie-'
malo schcol ?f"bigh;order. ;As, will ho reen by
Uh.o notice In another?cp!qnin,- tho Edgafiold Fe
I mal? College wjll bc opened on Monday th? ldih
Soptember.- The Rer..M..W..SxjJ3 is a Baptist
Clergyman of tho highest character- and sttalu
meirts-a Eon}h7Car?llnian, agantleman, and a
schobr,.V? of an old and very honorable
j Beaufort family, and has taught for many years
in Greenville of our State,-where his reputation,
J in every possible respect, ia desorl'edly hi^h. For
vhef/our.or fire'years immediately past, this gea
tleman has hean ico?hlBg With eminent success
oud popularity ?n our sister town of Aiken, and
now comes.to seek a wider sphere of nsafnlaeca
in-old Edgo?old. We wj;roonto him most cordi
ally, and bespeak for bim the Wost liberal pal
? r?naga.aad tho klndeifc social attention.'
We o?rnoj?y hope, and fully expect, to seo
je*unny?tuuidcK3 crowding from all parts of .our
Diatriet to avail them?olv?B .of tho advantogeS
BOW; offered. Let patfBts ho furfy alive to their
duties towards their daughters. These duties do
not ail lie in the.prosont. - Wo one much to future
generations. A high and binding duty "rests
on us in-which our children -are chiefly interest
ed. Woffer to tho ?fjucation of the' latter.'Ere?i
tho mighty struggle in which we are now engaged
.will not excuse a negleot of that ? It d?pe?da
altogether upon thc mtral and inteileotual in
fltructioa-wbfch wo give to those growing'T^
abeuttts whether tho liberty which " < hopo to
attain shall'be "bf such a .character as .1 lovers
Of pure religion arid right government wofcld
reioido to seo oatabirebed;
,?ut surely our peoplo need no elaborate arga.
? monte to show -t?em tho necessity of carefully
. educating tbeir-xi?ught?r*/ We cocclttdo by ex
horting tho publie to earnestly encourago "and
support tho idgelialdFomaloColIsge.
-L-^^pW.^
Se r geaa t iii ajo r S ta II worth.
. This -bravo soliior, young in years, hut
exau ?rt service, has nude our town a short visii
, during the past nrcd;. Tho old 7th caa bear
1 unanimous ((?HtimoBy To bis entire fidelity: ??d
efliciohoy all through tho three years Bnd a
half af tl.ts'war. No soldier has w<?n* brighter^
laurcla-and.noiie. wears "'them* x?oro. podeatlyv
We v.iih bim continued safety on hi s return tb
the battlo-'?c?dsof Virginia-and mariy a heppy
furitugh-ifl future.
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Exchange of Prisoaera..
? A./?pert Teachei/us from a reliable source that
a.11 preliminaries prearranged, and that tho ex
change of prisoners will bo resumid at o very
early day.
We hear -it rumored too, that LONGSTREET'S
Corps; which left Bichmond some three Weekr
ago for th? V?H?7> bas returned to Petorsbnrg.
fi Death Si9 lt. ; Jn'aper De?ph.
WE drop.st-lear of fornflRf^latfjftt .over'Ike"
bier of IT. J??i-fc'R;Dr.r.i'a;Jatc Ss^ggf^ffp^fafi'^
a Georgia Rehire* nt, the name and notoha-??fci:
which Las 'escaped our niVmory.- j Mr. j Wsk?B f
"haalircd for many'y car* ic thtrtowaof Hamburg, ;
and .T?dely tniw?' "throbghoul our Distict j
as' aa hone? aad Ligh-mindSd jr?ntleiian, a ru^r- !
chant of the strictest probity,' and ? lover of ibis"
.?flontry before' Whom nene bauld takepr?ccd'?Hee."
His hnroe'belongs hovr to "frcciir in 'and to-fat?lei
'- '*9^i?%b^1s?|ls^zt ra b t w?? 11 el 1' tbr? i : m e, plaj?e,
and circumstances of ? llaiagoodman's death :
; "Tc the lift la to bli added another nobls spirit
-wrhc- bas grrtn up- bis lifer,jil tho ;cauaep from
Wounds received.in ?Lc .innaorable b?ttlc of tho
?221 Jcly. Sorgt. Msj. ft." J?SPKB "Dr. tm has
fallen.!" In bis death tWcotamucity hasloft one
zealous ml i i i n j j Hij JWJljru ejlj UV-j-it- ; '
We JJo\v'? Itcview.
Wo have received from Columbia, where ?t ?
n?-sr published, DK B?iv'? Ser?ete for JCly attd
August ISot. *The publication of this sterling
.periodical, for fifteen yeara past tho mast flour
ishing in tho South, has been suspended since
August 1SG2-?D consequence cf the pressure of
the wur. Its gifted .and indomitable Edi(br starts'
it again in the capita) pf our own S tato; and has. j
a the guarantee of a ?r.rge printing bonsotlbwe ?bat
it ?hall continue ls appear. Ta those da^ra, when
?-good oad Ufe ful-reading is ?o' scares,! all our
planters ?nd practical men should take ])n.Bow.
We ai! know what, this Redete ha? be? n in the
past ; it will bo the samo in the future. J. D. C. j
DB Bow is at?i ihe Editor and jr%pr'i?t?r- Sub- j
scription prie?; $15 per annum. ?10 for six months.
Tort Kornau io tfeeHands bf the
Yankee a. '
fort Morgan,-at the i?^aa'de.. of Mob le. Buy, ;
capitulated Yo the "?arnkeoa on - Tuesday tho. 23d;
inst. Tho enemy'^fombardment of the work for
several days-previous had bean very heavy. Gen.
I PACE, eommanding the-fo.rt> destroyed eviryihin?.
[ in lt apd sf ?ked his guns. Ile and .the garrison,',
ccmhifing 5S1 men"", have keen root. to;N?tr- 0r~
leons. Our lois sovent?on" killed. Not biiing uc
-rjuainted v/fth the circumstance? parficniars oj
this surrender, we forboat to mcke nny coE?nents.
T^ia much we kaoft however, that it-doet nof>fii*
-the faintest degree-nccossiiata or hasfe^tbeXaM
of Mobile. 'Thtflatest despatch?? Say the enej?fy!
has thrown a forcebf four thousand on; the maia'
land, at G rant's1 Pass, oppoailoFort Powell.
-,-_-? ----?
Casualties in Ist S? C. Keg's.
Dh, Sv G. MOSLEY, Assistant Surgeon, lat
C. V., has scnt.us a list of casualties iu that Reg
iment in tho battle-uf the ICth ?net., on tl c D?i
by-Town Road,.Maj. A. P. BUTLER ccmmindingy
froraiwhich we oxtract as follows : ' '
????Id and ?7c#-Wounded ? Maj.. A*. J'. But
ler, severe contusion^rightVthigh ; "diicut.. A.
I Mdler, Acting Adjutant, severo confusion, left
hand.
(falrO,-Lieut. W. J. DELm, commanding
Wounded: Pr?vale'G. W. HaBoock, leg severe.
Tor tho-Adverti?cr.
Casualties ia.Co. I,. 2-fcth S. C.
TRENCHES, near ATLASTA, July 30th.
I - Mn. EniTOB :-By.-pubH*hing tho foUowiag
j casuabtieB.in this .Company, you will no doubt
greatly, relieve'tie painful suspense of mn?v
relatives and friends;\; The gallant, dehd sleep
"beneath tho manlTe of military glory. Each fell
? Si?t?camo a Southern-patriot.
July 2?th.-Weunded :,S.ergt W W. -Prescott
*bVtally, sineedeadj: H ? cWt^?i?htly, head.:
Corel-1? A Yeiaell^flightly, side} J ? Rochell
? alightly/shoulders~Iame* WelSh,:sli?htty,.s!iou
t Moore.
^ Jiffy 21.-Wounded t Sergt Wm McDaniel,:^
erciy,pid? ; CorpPG B'-Lahham,- s?verfcly,!bigbs:
A 'Hodg5rsovcrely,leg,; G Barden, ?eyerely, hand;
Jesse" Trine?, ?lightly, leg ; William Augustina
alight?y, hip ; S Tr?ate,- slightly, hand ;-John-E
Bash, slightly, arm. MiJ.sing,^uppoj?il ii?(ed eir
wounded, ead ie the banda of the enemy,-'"S S
j Crs?to?.
j Joly 27.-2-SsH?d*f ?orpl W A Ycjdell.
July 29.-Wounded : Sergt'Tkomaa E. Curry,
slight, arm. J. A. TILLMAN, .
I#t Lt. Com'd'g; Co. I.
For tho ^dvortisor.
A Card.
at?.,Earron:-I aeo iu your iasno |of tho^^
inst., that I have been nominated by;Compawiej
j I and K, 24th S. C. *V., ta A snitablo m?at?
serysas a Representativo in the Stale-; Legisla
ture. After gratefully aehiaowladgins tZsc pimfl^
deuce and re?pect reposed in me by- my -friand?,
I beg leave most respectfully to decSinei-knovinj
that tho'place can be more wisely filled.
Respectfully,
' JOHN P. BC RRES.JV
Longmir?B, Ang. 23d,"l8?4. . .
' ?-.-. . --
Terrible.Explosion.
Yesterday at a few; minutes to *iwo o'ebwk
P. M. an explosion ocenrred at t?io" Powder
Works a-short diifftanca?iab?v? tie?'r?t????rsF
Bultine in the deaih of eigrffr omfc?oj?e^4fed
-the destruction of tho Granul?ih/; Hooisc,
V%' :h was the immediate seeWo^the a?ci
'^?^e-qn?nttty of powder explot^ d was, we
learn, very close in. the ueigbbo*h|,od cf C,00tl
Jhs. an?, had it not been:. thal /ae Wlding
was a light and frail conctrnc?n^re, the dam
age wouirl have be?'D'?rnra.enselv- greater. As
it ivM ali hot, one bf tbosa e/jgloyed at tb'ip
time were blown i?ito7raglne? ts, portions of
some rf the btvo^a U is state i being hurled
to the disttnin,-td' over a buodred'yards. l^he
names of tVe-U' jfgrt?naie Yic/ims are as follows;
Tom FofC^drc/asti f "Janis?a "H?stb*, Jam?,^
Shield&ji^hbByis Kefcs?v l/enjainin Scsrb?nv
Brahtt^ KiiQ?' cns, Geo'r^: llayes and Alfred
Rory handn^, and Jaine* Aikerr?, a detailed
?Q{4tor employed as> guard. This i arter
Waa tho of dy One not instantly killed and
ev?nho, ti i?ugh.living some ten minutesafier
tho cxph/dion was ninabje to give any inform
mation - as to- the canse of the sad disaster,
j From t?:?? fac? th?l a match box was found
' i? thiiy?tvris, {tia supposed tbet sorae.n-ctch
ea, ct/?tenry to excress orders, hauoe'/i con-;
veyed intn'the liuildtni;.
ytt ift net tmprescd that there will ho any
bpL a temporary, delny, resultant oh th? :,ccj
derrti, oo.d?^8^e vvhattryer having been dedie
to^he main, works. Most: of the v?ctim? re
gret to learn were ut?r?ied men a?d^fflH
families. The shattered 'remaips pf three of
[ tho unfortunate men, sra tr> be buried ?his
inornirig.-Augnsta Con'atitatfonal.tst, 28tfc.
.:-;-i^t. ^
?yuiixi. are ?hrlatia?.8-Doitt^?'
'" To"the thdugUtftil m^sd, our couetry is in
^Stai? of great -?>eril, but bj.no meatos enough
s? to creat?.'.d?siwjf. . .;.OnjPv ?o'ye?ar|C?t'' a?I
inilitary are doing all- they ?an to item tlvj
tide; and our people are galls ntly flocking, bi
thousands, to tho front, to 'n?tL .fn rcpe?lin'g
the.invaders : al- this will, ; ?a tirne? ?Hect ita
object lind relieve us from iU* ctirs? u hes
'tile, Foe's "presence. But whrait are Christians
doing ? Are they praying fervently jo the
IjQ'rd of l??a?s-w; the KJi qg -of ki ag* and
[ liord of lof?e~-to Itim vrb ? ruleth tn tho at
I Wii^of Heavcnandamtrng the inhabi
of earth? Tbifl-is their ?ilnty. ?^-tifi
aloud and spare cot. L?t them uo^eas _
invoke th? fe7or o? Aira; gbtr God.v5ndV reit
not day npr night, un ti? he five's asa peflcct
deliv?raucs- from our dangers au&cala
Sayshe, -f?all upon mein the da j pi tr
8?L?UJJ^?^d^iver the?;, ?cd
shalt glor?ame.-Chxfttitra "
For thc- AdTetiUsr,
Ccrr?rni?>*jon*rs of Appralscwcnt-Fi
mers *>f YirsiBla???rvTrenhol?'s
r>^?? : ie I terlttigllS^a^Bon ham; '
believe that- it ;? a pr in ci pl o ??'ner'ally-re.
nog PoliticalEco cum'??j, t?ia-t pt&eVj.-'
tb tho producerc .of the ?t?washi?t)^a^
Iifey?nd consequently-, the value of'laW.'orthe-:};;
product of labor, ia elevated.ordepry.ssed, a* th?
prices of thc necesarios of !i.f? oto increa?ed <or
dimit? ?shed. Money .-which- "s l.hi.. representative, tff i
tob^?n^jfch'an^ by.' '^^?M^iyiiti i
the. actual er legcl ar$;rcre bf' yalue?, -is affected j1
by thc same law t?? subject which'-lt, repre
sents; and r^qnircs lo b"o increased,'or dimi?tshed j1
:as the prices'bf provisions, riso or taff. - When
eyer therefore, 'thVrrri?es 'of the n?cessaries"'oYj
life ure raised, lhere is'a corrpspoading'mcreaio
in the wages of; labor, and thc prices, of-products
in crcry dcpar?m??tof-baifiuej,sr.iu?3 of-?ottr*e,j
only a"u omiiial increase of prrdit tathe/produ?er.
M^ .are deluded, hy/the idea 0/ largo priee.t>
into fae helfe f, th'at't??y are aconm ! ila ting weal th,
9Se|^feti??* that'there:m'u?tuecMsa'rIly; be aeoi
mjJonding etd proportionate increase' in tho..
|ffiRKc"t_s oT-tho labor of avery, claW in th? com
munfly; If- tho farmer ?aises ,the price of his
.?wheat, corn,,lacon, Ac, ellxthor'persohs ? wh'ise
labor ia in demand, must meet him with cl< var?en,?.
of.priccs, and valuesnccessMily b^e?m?djusted,
by that law of equilibrium 'which; "regulate? a
bealthy statu of trade. If the farmer raiaes ihe
prjoc of:upy of his.products, from on? dollar, per I
bushel, to fiy?\ ten, or twenty dollars, ?t?oc? he f
not'know rhafhe must necectarily -pay anin
" cf cased price for. the -labor he r?qmT?ay aud-tco
article*^ eonsumes, aad-thaV consequently; hla.
[??pricer ?o not .in. real?y improve *i?"pccujtiiary
' condition any more than the price?"from which
he ?tarted," and'which wera tho , legi?mata and
remunerative profiter on hiaeapital ?, In-a word,
.that" if h.o.rfcUes.ono; two,, three,- or?v?1iuBdred
per .bent in his prices, other-persons must di so in
the'?ame propor tion, " and the only effect i? \t( :
produce eahti?u?ua-fluctuations in tho'proper
measureinf values. ? .
- TbmJ positions'-are ucmonstrat.i?ely true io
time? of peace, and^itb'a""''cnrt.ooey.'rGcogtUa?d'
by every one to'be unobjectionable.? But in tims
of war, when'tho finamc?if ??.'nd?tiou of the coun
try is-tUseaTjod, when<tbe precious metala (which'
.are ?Jone deemed- money,) are scarcely to be
found, and the currency consists alone bf paper,
rastingonno val pablo basia ?a the opinion.of
capitalists, far grayer evil? occur than ?ny thal
we have yet alluded to. High prices of-.producU
are absolutely attended with the .misfortune, ?'?
impoverishment to thos& who imagine that they
are realising, wealth, because ikey tend to thc
expansion cf tho currency, which, becomes more
worthless in ..proportion to itrme'reased-Vol?me.
High prices at?ueb'^t?m?;: indicate * deprc
ciatcd and worthies* ?urr?fl'cy,.and every aoc?nau'
latien of such paper c'urrorfcy ia evidence of ev
tregie folly; Men accn'mnlate money'-either from
tho loro of-it, or from ?U Capanty to gratify th&'r
.wantian? desires. If it ?3 of itself Vortblcsr,
the. ie-can be no advantage in accumulation. If
ifrcan gratify their wanta and dosires, it must do
.so at a'very/heavy expense, iu the necessarily
iu?roused value of the articles which it purchases
aod'for whjch such depreciated monty is paid.
" Bnt ?f our'pbsitloti bo tru-, that increased
prices'.:prcid?ce -corresponding results-in all
other departments of labor, then the Wplu? Of
even this depreciated currency, does not allow
the producer any greater, latitude cf; "enjoyment
: than he poieessed with price's at their normal?!
healthy point.
gEjm^a'.word/a? is1 well said by a dutingnijh'ed
ateno limit as ai another," and consequently c
farmer"make^ub mpre: by'?ell?n?|; his wheat 01
com at ten,fifteen, or twenty do^ars per bushel
'than at ono dollar, if the prices ot all ' ?rtiele?^ol
consumption -are increased at thcaamo rato pct
?bont- whicb they necessarily must lie to.enable thi
"cuhtumer to live; "Tho- jrtTeci'-then of .the hi|?
Wyrisei of produ?fs'Vevjd<Shtly . injuriona to :thi
{prosperity and safety of the country.
-' Those- reflection?.ar*.juduced by th? conduotol
tho. people "cf Virginia,J.aud" tho schedule-.??J
j prices of the Comaiaaioncrii of Appraisement el.
luded to in the newspapers and iu tho le.ttorol
Mr, TnEXUOLar, Secretary of the.Tireasury. .By-'?
fatuity as unsacountable *a_H was dangerous, tb?
Commissioners.for tho StBto of Virginia had ??gd
their schedule'prices for wh?at anti: corn at $30
jl and $2i per tasihe'^i^p^tiv?lyr f?t- tlie' monthi
Tof Angust/and September,-and Ib is to? io the
f. Tery face of the fact that thc curre:?cy:.h?;d'bei!i
; jWduced from about W0?;000,00%tfl! $2??-f0ft?.00ll
'jin round nnrnber?. Tho farm era ? oi^Virgini?,
.vVpfofoundly aensiblo'of th.e faotptbat the incre?8fi
in thc price? of nccutarits.. Ineyitaibly^ product?
iaorcaso in prices je?ier?/V^cauiiag!^9.Ht?ii^*a.
j bly a necessity fur a further issue vi OoniVderate
! l?otcs, and tb'ereby-r,further desreiiation of the
eurrtnoy, wisely JU? t and ebJeoiad to!th_e ?che3Si
proposed'by thu Commissioner* at F.lchtaond. .
Vfyf,there'ever manife?tod-bj a pooplo iu?b
thorough abnegation of""?i;iashBef?,;i-suelf"~tt>fil
srogard. of ga'h,^auchr devoted cDnstascy to
xause tiffrotdom?. Virginia; .jtloriout old
I mothef of StaUi, torn, lacerated, -jaa?gleel, al.
-Jftifctn what light shall we;r?gard 'tho cendnct
'? of thrCcmmiiaioner-f,Jin Cjrf?g their schedule
^SjpcW"at.such! exorbitant figures? Thwo par?e?
are Agfjatrof tLe Ooyernment,'(wboW^^.ij^
acme, it ii-to improve tie .enrrenoy by - loVenug
e^S?m.yot they, were dhliberhtely. .cou^eracling
such purn.ose^by ofGojally declaring in efleet that
] tbe1?t?ency,waj worthies*. ,irW?E there) eyer a
couotir-mmaged by such imbecility ia Officials I
Tho wisdom an^patridUstn of/be people of Vir
ginia however/regulajtd the octim^?f^?ie Com-,
' mtsntincr'B, tad Vd3uo"tl th? -sctfej?i?ri ?rfc* 0/
. ulictxt tai$7.'50 ptr iuth'ei-fbr the month of.JL-ag?*t,
an?$b for? Stpt?iHhtr. Tint ha? bien d?Uf'hj.?*
..."t/nri of that St'tttr. which .i* trailed jtud-deto
laUd, bg die eiiM-y, and which hOe lein the grund
thea Ire ofa giganflcwid fervejout ivar for four
j year*.
p -.Mr.:TBSN&.oi'?'-ioT iobslMCO' injexme nt, that it
i? tho pocile'alone, who can regulate the CUfMff
oy. ...The'effort? <Z ?ny one man, ir(th'e peculUut
'^fjwa?on and condition of this country, ore una
Tailing to carry on a war of euch, magnitude aa
IbU itt which the. Confederacy ia engaged. Tho
piopleju11*' essuma the burden themselves. They
mnit'oo-operate, attd~ that heartily with Ibeir
government, in-placing thc finances of the coun
try epon a sure"footing: It.?. c?/y tieccstory far
?.e producing dan in the country to iiiakt the v.oce,
Oiid all other clatte* munt follow. It il only-ae
cesBary.for some prom??ont and influential cHiie?
among tba former : cla?sr who ? not afraid "ol
loiiag hf?-popularity, e?d who love? hla country
t^r than-hlm*elf, . to take the initiative, and
'$n will rally urbutld him, ie- advaatlng-tba
.|^utio whlcti.be may cohaaerete .hil $r*r
1-?^^?i?es. Can UK such'niau ba found i
Ji^^i^M Will the-people .of our " '
? with tho fiori?tti .?^?l^t?^^?1^
{l'a ??t?^hwrl0??j^ t*-j
faut1- to safety?,'' ?i?t them then respond ia
{' pi^ctiat.Vthe farme?? of Ito^gW.:m, and fal
ld hcai the-^A-ica ?^?td. $ *> ****
if fbi Confederacy v
l?ritW as 'A-S?t??fiB
??rcessf al -trial ?f ibis ? ;
ailure, io over, thirty ASfflg* '
ff?pBgd' af tbe/Generat 'ir
Gs"., the result W8SMDrims?|
all, hui iatbree of 'jem ii
mended ia : tl Half an ir
ed ipa^xyjani,?.? Uad^e? *rett
pentiney is applied aroandj jtbe.Gl
lower P?rt of:ibecb^?.|b,w ""
and ??e o?taide clothing,. '
Ire's." When tlrere ts a ^
return of th* par?iys^
fourteenth diy* the ?pj^li^'^onj^^^?^^''
?ixRRir.r, ea the ,18t??o.?t???r'?'ti?bMo^i^i?.
tte bride's firtb?r,:by. Kav.tJ?tS?M?tbew*, Cerpi;
Miss MAGGIE.h?V.:i?AM^
Eamuel, Esq.,-ill'Vf Ith?s.DIsj?rieL-' '?'^
J?AE?ren, oa;T?Br^?y-?vigi?p, ?he IStb inst.,
??ABEIET EYBKA?rD, ??i;*f this' District
:.\ ' >'OK TAX :co?i^^^?^ ?
. _Wo. novo-.been aathqriz^ jij^Ta^/ftieaditaf .
C?pu THEOS. fo.ani^imjBjs tint t tau- .
did?t? fer re-elcctiou.ia^a-OlK?nf.-lfax'CfcfWi*'- "
Ur f?r Edgefield BiitrMat ^'?vJ/?\T?i ?Icjrt?W
in October next. .
' Aug 31 ? ' ' V-'; te-!N- --' ,33;
nrtEtfDEBS.bis Pin
JL' ' to^he'commnoh
Offce and Residual
ta, tieorgia.
' Aug 31 ' - "
SJCRVICES
Wrjrpry..
SfcsStrest, ?ligal
nniiE E XER?-?S ES? oil ^N?S> arcCi.?Kv -
A. TpC?*^ ' SCU?pIT w'iU be ? ' mnmod o*
Alo?day/ tb* ?th"Sspt?bor i
Raitt of Tuition. ? <'?
, First Class,v..":?i...'.-.?...-.;.i*lS?W;.'?-.
k Second C?es?,. WW ;
Third Clrt?,;...,..i^sS?*t??^.
A'eg':Sl . H
LKelC, Warr?u Bloc?r Aastt^?'"^?it:
BUY A??> SELL/OH. ?O^MISSlOjST..; .
COIRON A?H) ER?D?CE.
Apgus|?tA?g31,
4 iL AKstntoj<fl-*!tU?^L,,
?L ibis Rb?iiusat, hiifc?ta^ir-fcort iof? ttuj?
or send on ?e^t5f?c*t?$ t^ their^uabUi^ i-fM?Hf
wiso they will Va ?*?MVW?)i*i*njf?t?
. Liiul^Comaundiag Coa^t?j.
-" Aug 52 ; ,lt_' . '3?
litfield ViB
X a?sen?iiiu thr,P?fcl?a.naxt
3d Sept SM roU THU' Wi*U?d **Ylt
A. M. P?nolu?l s t?en?ijat*^?"t?4,li>W*,
To coidgleto tao.crg*?l?a?oB ?a?r*5rilL?? ist?j
au election ?t that.t?uis for ?isa?d' 3d Lieuten
ants of isJd.flqmpaoy; The-j>cn-.C?ai?uIs?i(rB?d
Officers ?rill ?Iso be appoihtUWthat d?y? - : '.'
Betnoaioe sbleto Shoulder^?Vw**?l "&H te
attend:' Our bornes aud . fi?ir?d<s:ire-?hTettfencd, :
ovgaaiztfion. Itt ?ach men d? hi?-di
Hill ;b?.JrelL
By O) der
Aug 3?.
.?;-><ar.
M. FRiitSilER, C???t
3?
J-^^^ ftcsiaid-ad?rgeH?pply of
LIGHT SHIRTING ;
?.? & c. -
e; bf Edgefiild, Ab??
WhiohT offert
ville and Bar^Vn^^^^
?T ?E? P?fCE$,
Muasses, Lard,
. andi Will' ?iTa'M''^"'d'-b's4,ii^Ui-f? any
Fss?tory.in the.Coufoderaoy. ' "
% %~ AMMO*.
Bar??Ntrg(. Av?8^2 . 1? . . . 35
.... two Kegra men, WES3^dr Bltt, _
to?crably dirk csrop?estod. 4^orMrtieu?ar m Wk*.
or scars rece?leciedon B?tb?r?ftk'?nw They ??"u
both write, and-it.;!*. p.OM?b??^tfraj|vtt?y?ay ba:
passing ihcmse?vflfcm Aiigasjiif ^.jg*1* ^3"}^.
,l very ?oil x'n'?w? abbat Edgefil)dlC. JH., ?Bw
|diarg*ad-'Au'gu?t*. They, riHsed by .?r.
David JJarrU.
I will pay'a baudssm? rewaMFfor tte appre
hension of bc??4>ralfh?r oi???td- ?i?gTeB|.
T J?md^t#AD$ST. .
:-. Aug^r^y 3t?..;,:-, .,.y
. ". Notifi?. !. r
SjrrERS wni-brapplsc^Ho%.m&d;? st the next
littlng.of Ht Legislature-, to.?ave Shatter
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