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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

isn't your bill awiully steeps''
inquired spendtbrift of his tailor
You ought to know best, for il
Was run up by you,' vas the COO
reply.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

A German, being required to give
receipt 10 full, after much mental
effort produced The following: IL
ish full. | wants no more money.
John S xackbammer.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

"DoD't he blow some?" quoth a
friend while listening to popular
orator, "Well," qnoth the trends
friend, she does blossom, but be was
always considered Aowery speaker"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-26
Full Particulars of the Fight at

The Richmond Dispatch furnishes the an,
nexed particulars OF the fight and victory of
Gel. Gregg over the Lincontes at Vienna:
On Sunday uiurning, Col Gregg received
orders to go out on n accommodating expe
dltion. lie took with him 500 South Car.
olinians. company Of Kemper's Artillery
and two companies Of cavalry, incl cludirg
for'y.fve Of Capt Balls Chester Company
and Capt. Terry's Company, of Bedf"ri.-
lie started At S'orlock IL. III. They re.
mained Sunday night at place called
GAINESVILLE. On Monday morning, Col
Gregg, with detachment of cavalry, went
forty five miles down to the Potomac River
to make observations. They remained in
the vicinity about an hour, and distinctly
saw tents AMI men on the Maryland side.
hey judged there were about 800 mon
eneamped at that poin,,
Col. Gregg afterwards returned to Drancs-
Vile, formed his command into column and
marched down the road TO place called
Vienna. Here they remained only long
enough to tear up the track Of the Aleyan
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad aud
destroy water iank-proba5ly about au
hour-Hfter which they started to retnru to
Drancsville. The troops had proceeded
nbouta half n mile, when the whistle of
the locomotive was heard in the distance,
whcreupon Col. Gregg ordered a halt,
wheeled his column, aud marched rapidly
back TO Vienna. They had scarcely time
to place two cannon in position, when II
train of cars, consisting of six flats and a
baggage gar, came slowly around the curve,
pushed by u locomotive. EACH fiat was
crow ded with armed men. whose bayoncts
glistened IN the evening sun, and gave our
men mn impressi,n that "A severe contest
was at hand. This. however, was not rea-
lized, IN the result will show.
Jus, as the train VAS about TO stop, the
arii, cry, fired ell directed shot from one
Of their guns, which raKcd the llessans
fore aud att Consideration and dismay
were distinctly visible, aud, after another
lire, the enemy were seen hastily leaving
the ears and taking IL the woods. The Ell
ginccr Of rhe train was smart enough TO un
couple the locomotive and TAX. ,he back
track for AIekandrm, leaving ,nc en,ire
train to bc captured by onr troops. Col
Grogg's iutanlTy .nd the cavalry pnrsu-d
the ,ugtives q short distance inrough TIC
WOODS, bnt were unable Ia overtake them.
a few Oi The party exhibited some bravery
and endeayoTei, by snUuls. la rllly their H.,
ing comrades, but il was impossible. They
then turned and discharged their pieces nj
our men without effect. Six Of Tie ,neny
were left dead upon the ground
il is believed that this iuvad!rg part,
consisted OF regulars uud Michigan V"lun
ieers. Col. Gregg had received information
inat detachment of Feeder list came /,
Vienna on SUNDAY evening. Hnd brought
tiuber to repair Tie bridge, and lhat uiry
siaicd while there that inry wouii ,oIas on
Monday with men er"nsa 10 wn'l and
| hang every id srrssnlunI>t, III the hcigh
borhood. Tney made u sigh, mistake il
their calculations.
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Reasons for the Evacuation Of Har'
per's Ferry.

No cause for t,c evacuation Of this post by
the Confederate forces has yet been officially
announced. The most plausible reason, how
ever. and the. one which 10 most generally re-
ceived, wss the dangcrof having our forces at
shat point Gu. OF from the Southern forces sta
tiou.d further South, by a flank movement
from the Western part Of yirgir'ss by Gen.
NcCleIIsnd's troops. and thus In time stsrve
them out. Bat Whether this soppositiop be
correct or nct, We feel satisaea thss the cause
for thIs important step. ID goodope, and yhsn
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The Tory Convention.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

Andre" Nelson npr'i'"t' "sN Ia mat,e,s No Of
John Niobct. Executor. )cy Bek, deed.
VIII.
TO parties in lancaster District TO Abel
N"I-on, VIM. Nelson, E-q and the children
of John Nelson, decd. to wit: A. Nelson,
John Nelson. Jane Suptcn and WIN. Il,
Nelson, of Georgia, distributees in Law,
provided, the TeslatriS, Mrs. Nancy BeIk,
decd. had died intestltc.
The above parties are hereby cited to be
and appear before me on Friday, the 27th
day of September next, in the Court of Or.
diuary TO be holden at Lancaster Court
House, then and there To shew cause, If any
why the said " i'll should or should not be
proved and established in due form OF Law,
or for what cause the same should be set
aside or established, and to such other and
farther shelving aud proof, as you or either
Of you, the said parties, pIay deem neccssa-
ry, proper and advantageous for your re.
spective rights and interests in the prcmi.
ses.
Gwen under my hand and seal Of office
at Lancaster G.. H., ). G., this 25th day Of
June, 1861
p. T. HAMMOND, o. l.. ID.
June Goth luln3m. 20-pf 80
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INDICATIONS az An ADVANCE MovENESr.-
Lieut.. =. Gailliard, writing to the Cdroiinian
from the vicinity Of Manassas Junction, says ::
'.The army here is now supplied with large
number OF wagons At Manassas Junction,
there are about Eve hundred. Various infer
ences ave drawn from IT, aud In Washington
IL is regarded rs indicative Of forward move
ment by Gen. Beauregard. From all accounts
the Gen' raj is great source OF terror To them.
am pleased 20 say, too, that our South Caro-.
lima regiments are looked upon ss invested
with more than ordinary terror. We shall try
and -sriiy their apprehensons, The contest
will soon be joined in deadly earnestness, and
.the spirit and strength Of the South put to
the test"
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WAR NEWS.
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.1
Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier.J
Important from Richmond.


RICHMOND, June lS-It is reported and
believed here that 100 Of Col. Gregg's Regi
nent have had "brusl, with party OF
Federal troops, who were covering the la
! bors "f force engaged in rebuilding q
bridge near Vienna in Fairfax County -
They poured single volIey into the body
and the wIetches scampered off without
stopping this time To- carry off their dead -
Seven were afterwards found on the field
A tram of cars were captured and burned
but the engine and tender escaped.
RICHMOND, June 2l.-An engagement
took place near Gordonsville ut o o'clock,
A. M., on the 10Th inst, between the enc.
my and two companies OF the 3rd Tenncs.
nee Regiment and two Of the 18th Virginia
Regiment, under Col. Vaughn.
The Tennessee Volunteers were at New
Creek Depot, l8 miles west Of Cumberland
Oh the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad, and
about 800 of the enemy were in sight.
The enemy fired II few random shots
when they broke ranks and fed.
Only one man Was wounded on our side
| The IL ~ on the cncmy's side il not known
although several were killed.
We captured two guns and stand OF
colors.
.NchcIai buuWaIueT WaS w toHlllllnu ol
the Federal troops, who after the engage.
ment retired 10 ilagcrstown, having beer
driven back from his approach to Harper
Ferry.
Our troops again hold the Ferry, which
is occupied by 500 Marylunders.
General Johnson is at Winchester
Two prisoners were taken at Williams
port and they will be sent on to Richmond
] To ItN INA, 81, 4 -
man, of the 9th Pennsylvania Regiment
| The prisoners are under the charge of Col
| Thomas, of Maryland Volunteers 10 WHOM
has been entrusted the official Report o
the engagement.
| Confederate forces is highly impurtanl, f.
| II viii command the entire Valley, hcUc,
Johnson's increment from liarpcr's Ferr,
towards Martln,burg to meet the enemy.
Instead of retrculIng Johnson was ndvnn
cling upon ,hr enemy who were approach
ing bv the way of Wiliamsport and Mar
iins1urg
Johnson's march was Nurthward and Il,
sent forward de,rchments to engagr III,
enemy, thus checking their advance uuri
the main body Of his army could be brvu.h
forward, The Valley mnv now be cpnsid
cred SAFE. Chariptte BHilciR
RICHMOND, June 2i.-Thr extra Of Nv
Richmond Dispatch, reports Iiatpcr's Fcrr,
! IN possession OF Confederate and Mary laE,
| troops.
Dispatches report Romney in pos-es-io,
OF the Confederate troops. On Thur,dal
Last. in the Ni:nity Of Romney, four CON
panies of Confederate troops, in comman,
Of Colonel Hill, attacked $50 Norlherners
VINO lied, leaving two pieces of cannon
loaied and spiked There WAS no loss OF
The side Of the Confederate troops, but sev
"ral Nof;herne-. were killed
There has been another skirmsh in tn,
neighborhood of alanassas Junction. Tn
Northerners ran. Lieutenant Colonel Bower
.ai Lieutenant Chase, of the Pennsylvani.
Regiment. were taken prisoners, and ar,
now in Richmond. The others outrun on
! lIoop-.
Commodore Tatnall. Hon. Mussrs. Nc
Queen, Mc!siush, and Howell Cobb, ur,
| here.
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! the machinery, and ns il could not be
moved back Was abandoned, and the troops
took 10 the woods Finding the battery
| supportd by 1900 South Carolina troops,
we fell back, throwing out skirrnishers on
both tlangs. We retired leaving fvo killed,
five wounded rnd live missing. The men
abandoned many harersacks and blankets
and n few muskcts The report in signed
, by Robert T.. Schenck, Brgaiier-Gcneral
LIST Obi" Regiment.
WAsHINcToS, June 2O.-The Southern.
ers are erecting batteries at all the impor.
sant points on the Potomac, with the view
of controlling navigation and cutting off
Washington, except via Annapolis.
Persons from Richmond report gigantic
preparations for its defence.
Lieut.. Stuart, formerly of the regular
army, commanded at Vienna.
Joseph III. Lane, of Kansas. has been ap-
pointed n Major. General.
The bridge over Goose Creek, near Lees
burg, has been burned. Scouts report that
The Confederates are mistcriously dsnp
pearing, leaving Ii clear way to Fairfax.--
The Federal movements are very cautions,
fearing traps.
The wounded at Vienna continue to be
brought in
The Soulhrrners' lines extend from The
Occoquan 10 Centtevliie, entrcnching Fair
fax station. Their heauicst guns are three
teen miles from Alexandria. II is supposed
they intend extending their line along the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
All the indications show that the South
erners are pushing forward from Manassas
In I,,, Il ,,l, Tni -,
lina is dotted between Martinsburg and
Winchester. Gen. Lee was certainly at
Manassas Junction Oh Monday.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-A gentleman
from Arlington Heights saws that Gen.
BeauregaId is advancing, and everything
, looks like hot work before 10 morrow.
The lincoluites are advancing on Fair
fix Court House. The New York Eighth
Regiment is leading the advance. a fight
,hcre is expected 10 night.
The Northern forces are near VIENNA
! The Regulars from Chambersburg have
crossed the Potomac.
Cameron tcIegraphs To Governors Cur.
| tin, Of pcUnsy !vani1, and Morgan, of New
| York, for more troops.
The World says that the 4 frica brings
intel iLrnc" that sixty lrus,ian officers have
| two wears leave Of absence, and viii icTdv
| their services to the Lincoln Government
LATEST.
it Is no: denied h,rr jnat Ecanrcgord !.
rapidly approaching Washington. llrs pick
cts We're advanced several mites to day, anC
he Eus nu,nrG forward heavy columns cas-
and north Of Muua-,an junction, with lare,
! u1dIes placed in position 10 watch, forag,
| up uud break McDu%eifs lines.
Tno impression gains strength hers tina
the Confederate troops arc strengthening
their advnnres b. prepared for stirring
Mercury.
The Tory Convention.
WHEELING, Va. June 2l.-'l'hc Tory Con
vcntiou was to-day occupied in signn.
their "Declar4tion Of independence" Pier
| pont has been elected Governor. and Danic
Paisley Lieutensut Governor. a full Gov
ernor's Council has also been elected ant
the new "Goyernor" has been formally in
auguratcd
McCl,lland assumes command here i'm
mcdinreiy. lieexpccts TO have 900 me,
in the field by Saturday next.
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From Miasouri.

Louisville, June 30. &C Gentlemen from ST.
Louis say that no reiiapce whatever can he
placed in dispatches emanating from ~,
Louis or any Poibt In. relation 10 stfdirs in
M'ssonri, the telegraph heing utterly sub
orned. The Democrat controls Tie Wes.
tern line, and the officials dictsts what sbal.
be seat last, Lyons capture was believed
there. and Il WAS shoaght pfobabIe here
not q wosd. however, has been teIegrapbed
since the despatch OF lsst sight from The
Democrat The editors o. the lnd<psndsni,
attpth'tslIlng paper, are jailed for trosson
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From the Southern Guardian.
The Legislative Corps.

The Legislative Corps.
CAMP HIT, MAR GLEsS SPRINGS,
June IS, 1861.
Ma. EDIroR-SR see in vonr issue
Of Yesterday morning "a proposition" to or.
ganizr the members of our Legislature not
now in service into "a military company, to
proceed {" Vrginia To take part in the pen.
ding struggle. approve most cordially the
proposition, and TAX. the liberty TO suggest
that the members OF the State Convention
not now in service also organize into mill.
tary company for similar purpose. IL the
members of the Convention not now in SER
vice, together With the members Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives,
would organize themselves into military
60 mpanics under their respective presiding
officers, aud proceed forthwith TO Virginia,
and place themselves in the very FROM rank
against the mcrcenary hordes who nov in-
wade Southern soil. IL could not fail to have
q most aaiutary effect in aroasing a spirit
Of self.sacriiicing dc'oiion, which is alto.
geth.r essential 10 the success Of our cause.
Such course may by some be thought
| likely TO involyc TOO great sacrifice OF ihe
leading men cf the State, but in my judg.
ment IL 10 eminently proper that those who
have been the honored instruments OF their
Siaie in carrying out The wishes OF the peo
pie in regard to secession. should at MI
lines he willing and ready TO MAINTAIN,
with their blood and their lives. the action
which they have taken 10 the councils OF
the State And hope, for the honor OF
my district, that every member, both Of the
Convention ard Legislature, from Spartan.
burg. will respond promptly 10 the PROPOSE
lion 10 organize into military companies
aud proceed forthwith " the scene OF actire
hostiiibss
For myself eau say. that approving
most cordially Of "a proposition" as sci
forth 10 your issce Of yesterday morning,
desire, as one OF the members from Spar.
ianbssg, hereby TO pledge myself for ihs
service therein indicated, aud hops mosl
earnestly tbas the organization suggesied
may be promptly compislsd.
Very respectfully, J. WJN5AlJTy.
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TnE NIRGIsIA T"AToRs At the Wheeling
aVa Convention, 90 the goth, All ordinance
passed by a vote of 70 to 3, which provides
ioI the entire reorganization Of the State Gov,
y.rrnment, aud repud.a,es the Richnond Con-
yvntion. The Convention will now proceed
to choose a new Governor of the State. A
real aud other cmbiems Of authority have been
ordered
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The Harper's Flrrv A-my Late

, The Harper's Ferry Amy --latest adyi
ces represent Gen. Johnson as being at
Winchester, where ne will establish his
camp In falling back from ilarper's Fer.
ry, he offered the enemy battle n, n place
called Bunker IIilt midway between vii.
Transport and Winchester +; but they de-
ciined the challenge From Winchester
Gan Johnson is expected to make demon
stra,ions against the eremy whenever cir.
cuiDsiancss invite. Gan. Johnston fell
back from iIarpsr's Ferry under instructions,
that place having no military value aow
that the machinery of the armory is all re-.
moved. and being "a mere trap which il
would be as dangerous as useless to hold.
The country before Winchester presents nm
open field in which every advantage can be
taken Of the enemy's movements. So soon
as some arrangements are perfected, which
depended upon shipments from Richmond
which went forward on "Wednesday, Gen.
Johnston will make a. forward movement
from Winchester, when warm work with
the enemy may be expected. Gen. John.
s,on has had dispatched four regiments IN.
der Col, iiili, in the direction OF Romney.
Richmond Dispatch.
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RUwrD.-The New York Herald, Of the
iTth instant, ssys: "a general conviction OBJ
tnins that, with very few exceptions, our great
iobbing houses must go to pieces sooner or Ia.
ter, and, under the circumstances. even three
or fou. per cent. month proves too feeble an
inaucement to persuade capitalists to buy their
paper"
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Tux HAMPTON LEGioN.-The Cdroiinidn Of
Thursday says;
The arrival Of the Manning Guard and Boze-
nan Guard, C completed the Infantry Of the Le-
gion. sso
Two companissoi cavalry viii complete the
Legion, and they win soon be here. We learn
that several Of The companies will leave ia a
lew days for their destination.
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MAINLAND LsGIsLATURs.--Resolutio dc.
rarins the debt now being incurred by the
United States Government unconstitutional,
Incurred unconstitutional and tyrannicsl, aud
frvoring the immediate recognition Of the
Southern Confederacy, hive been passed in the
Maryland Legislature by a vote OF yeas, Al {;
nays 4.
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STATE ARMS,

4 Ii. PERSONS having any Rifles. Mus.
n kets or any other arms belonging to
the State of South Carolina, are requested
TO bring them to the Store OF lInsseItipe
K Massey. rs the Town Council are author.
ized from the Governor 10 collect them and
have them repaired By order of CounciI
J. A. lIASSELTINE, Clerk.
June o, 1861. 1885.
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Arms in the South.

The Memphis appeal makes an estimate
of tic amount VI arms o.I hand in tie Sou.h
which exposes the error OF mn idea lately
prevalent in some quarters Ihrt the South
is totally destitute Of arm. aud ammunition
for her defense. The following seizures
have been mhde since the inception Of the
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THE CRors.--The antcipa,ons of farmers in
this vicinity, in respect to their wheat and oat
crops, have been, we arc pleased to learn, fully
realized. Considerably more than al average
yield of each OF these valuable CT ops has Deen
made Other crops are tolerably promising.
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RfPUDIATING SCoTr.-An ordinance has been
offered in the Virginia Convention, repeating
and srnung nil acts formerly passed in this
State commendatory to Winfield Scott, and
ordering the name OF Scott county TO be chang
,i to Davis, and Buchanan county to Stephens.
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Court of EQUITY.

The regular Term of this Court for Lancaster
opened ON Monday last, and adjourned the
same day. Owing to the absence of Solicitors,
and the character of the times, almost every
case was continued. Chancellor Carroll prcsi-
dcd.
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known will be appreciated. The Richmond
Dispatch, OH this subject, says /.

1--WE heard yesterday repetition Of the
statements Of the evacuation Of Harper's Fer
ry from such source that VIC are inclined to
give it credit, accompanied by an explanation
of the reasons for the movement, which we aic
not at liberty to give. but which, IL known,
would confirm and elevate the universal conf
dence that is felt in the masterly military skill
and judgment which distinguish the Confede-
rate Generals"
Later accounts say that Harpcr's Ferry is
again in the possession of our troops. Reliable
particulars have not been received.
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Our Paper.

The Foreman in our Office, Mr. THOMAS S.
RIDDLE, having Joined the Lancaster Greys"
and gone into the service of his country, there.
by materially lesscning the force in our office,
we are compelled to issue but half>sheet un.
til the necessary arrangements can be made to
,enaLle rs to go on regularly as before. Our
readers, we trust, will not complain Of this as
temporary expedient, under the circum-
stances. In fact, the curtailmcnt is more In
appearance than in substance. We now have
very few advertisements and can furnish on a
half-shcet ten columns of closely printed read
ing after, an amount not mucn below ordina-
ry and quite a much as We have OH occasions
heretofore, when flooded with advertisements,
been able to furnish. The principal reduction
is in press work and paper, items which do
not affect readers, We hope to be able in a
ehort time TO present our usual appearance.
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The Virginia State Convention has adopted
tie Constitution oi the Confederate States with
AN express reservation of the right IN certain
contingencies.