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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

GEN. JAMES SHIELDS, Tow Of 9
late distinguished General Of til
war. and ex-senator from Illinois,
again called to the field. Lincoln
him Brisadicr General of volunt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

a Coon RErLY.-A negro "a servant be-
longing to certain members Of the Bucking-
liam Institute Guard taken BY the Yankees
at Rich Mountain, was asked by them if all
the prisoners were not forced into service, re-
plied, "No, sir; so fur from it, n Stay Lam
was passed to keep them at home, or alt
would have come to fight tue Yankees. S.
This Incident actually occurred.
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is one of no ordinary difficulty; but in the
state of arrogance and supercilious confidence
either real or affected, to conceal sense ot
Weakness one might as well have preached it
the Pyramids Of Cheops.
Indeed, one may form some notion Of The
condition of the public mind by observing
that journals conducted arowcdiy by men OF
disgraceful personal .charactcr-the bc-whip-
ped and be-kckcd and unrccognized pariahS
of society in New York-are nevertheless, in
the very midst of repulse and defeat, permit,
ted to indulge in ridiculous rhodomontade to.
wards the nations of Europe. and to move
our laughter by impotently malignant attacks
on "our rotten old monarchy" while the
stones oc their bran new republic are tumb-
ling about their ears. 1t will be smusins to
observe the change Of tone. ..tor we can afford
to observe and to be amused at the same
time.
Mr. Russell here tells of how difficult 1t
was to procure horses and vehicles to 60 out
to Gen. McDowell's army; how Senator'S and
congressman were going 10 make day OF 1t,
and how, at last, he succeeded inprocurlns
cabriolet, or certain conditions. lie says that
several Of the Federal officers we're not very
sanguine of success, although twas reported
that Gen. Scott had given General Mcdowell
until u O'Clock Sunday noon totakc General
Beauregards lines.
After some unlayorable comments upon
the conduct of the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment
in going home" while the battle was pro-
crossing Just because "theirtime was up"
he proceed: :
About eleven o'clock we began to enter on
the disputed territory which had just been
abandoned by the Secessionis:s to the FEEDER
aists, in front {. Fairfax Court House 1t is
not too much to say that the works thrown up
across the road were shams AID make.belleves,
and that the Confedcrates Ever intended TO
occupy the position at all, but sought to lure
ON the FederalistS to Manassas Jap, where
they were prepared to met them. Had it
been otherwise the earthwo orks would have
been Of different character, and the troops
would have had regular camps and tents, in
stead Of bivouac butts OF branches Of trees.
OF course the troops of he enemy did not
wish to be cut off, and so hey had cnt down
trees to place across the pal, and p
field pieces in their casthvorks to &C
it. On no side could Richmond be
defended The Cont, dentes had it
heart 10 induce their emmy to con-
,trongcst place and att elk theig, {.
!, ,,-.s.i..slis: ts;S,s tss-:s.e41
behaved is III in oft!aFF places as th'
MANASSAS. the FederaIi$tS could not L
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ADMINISTRATORS NOlice.

Estufeof John C Gearhdrt, late OF FranStn
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7 EITERS OF AdmnIsua,ion on the estate
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DANIEL C. GEARHARr.
January %, lS6I-6w. Hdmr.
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
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Ad.niniatrator's a Notice.

Estate of Peter Kline, late Of Locust townSh'Pr
Columbia county deceased
Z EfTERS Of administration on the estate
n o5 Peter Kline, laie OF Locust township,
Columbi bia county, deceased, have oeen
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