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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
80. O.. SeIgrue

,Hl'l l'eto etn 9ToRee So9er ot5 tettn 2a9rrbferS m,
9ortcrS bem Sap, pelheS er lctn,u ocebrtrr 9,,,S, ~ y.
4asn 42tl.en Der SiaNt gum %biltsitsn Marftprciie frfi IN,
mertant, oaB sr '"'"Ni" Nl'
Ed9erbier, Ole unb Qortsr
lur NSriall3aTtt.n une gum 6amilenee6ruib mf Fr,rs,r
9e3o9en lIBrt, ole CT ~ lcOer b|elie6l9en Su1nti,3t ,E 60"
ttrt 9rei5erbo5u1g inc 6lu5 a~6liefert. '7"' ''"~
Stlttlun9e1, IN wenm Sp-s 7ts Strose ,-r;r6., "a &,
uuO 9Tate 3ntttLa1tn, per0sn yuuftlialf ats5s sigS 0''"'
~, e. Oeldrut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
Bcfanntmaburn.

Dem 8ce6rten 9ubItIum Die crge6enlte gIn,sioc.
nab Die llnter'rihnetsn cas Irit6er pcn 6errn 5,
@rtmmel an 8rCnClroBe. 3ri1ben Der G.. uup 7,
StraBe 9rfibrte &lcmpner, @eladft unO Dim.
Eager ilbtrrUmmen babe. @at tn oteIcm @eIhSft
oOrfommcnoe Arbetten in &upfer, 8lca unc 81.
werren beitsne uno biui1It ausocfIbri
unO Gttten um ]9snti8ts N]uftrd9e
Steder H.. Bro.
Srcaoitr. ;ptIten Der 6. II. Z.
BUR 8eahtunq!l!
Stoe Dirt &upierarbeit miro Y]erfcrtiat 6ei
Steder II. Bro.
netcn g.. Steiulein's 6pteI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
Dermif6tes.

Gin 8Urtibritt in Der characterization,
Sebr tnterCfante geriuae, B,fBt es in Ger 3ei.
iun9 Dis Natur, faO ntusroiuss an 8unfrpel
iii 6i&lel9ebir9e oeranfnItet morbsn, um. o(osor,
tise DrOOutte uumittsibar aus Dem Sbm,l,pro,
5sTt puItanii6sr @slsine gu erbaltn. 9sr,f
8'rerrsntber osrwsnost cnju Elm @eaein. pclbf1s
in man@en @ssenpsn Deuti6lanOs. in a6erous
redeem Ma6e oOrRanOsu, uno bisber nur ~
9trasen6autsn srrpsn0et purpe, BEN gofort
nanIi6. 8si elmer @Iabhjbe uOn 1900 D,o,
woOO $4,000 81 na0m DsrirIbe in etnem esf.
fE0m'@sn 0ien Die Sonfftsn, Ots ;3uderfyrups
an, uuO ltsB fa in pitsr @a6e e6enfo b,bon.
rsln, wts iepe' anNsrs @las ss lieB F8 in "a.
BEN aus}isSsn unO l~ieisrts i6on Bel ben sr9s,
GsrIn&sn isns lOgsnannte eapnwnare, bic IA
ys&t wO5I ~ 8rUf8sn auO Sls, bate yerors.Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

25 6atb, Stls. Superior German 9ittcrs
% SbI', uno % Babe SbJs. 9idlte,
Din Grplc Graubp,
III SbIS. aaten aIttr 9co6 Srancy,
90 60 aro6e SIC, l Ni1derrl,
5amtlp Slo 9tYe, @romwels Grtra eagle,
\. 5. 6lode unO q. 6. S9trmans gB9icfsy,
pure Slb 6caouo Sin,
QIr, Gioer uub Qtdlcs,
@tn9er, 9berrp umo 9lndpcrry BraucY.
9eo. Sonts unO @eo. Saraucr Nfouut. gGbitfty
~ u; Stuarte NJ cuutotn 98 bipEt
Is Wtonate alt, DER 0Un feincm nucercn an
Oute uno NuaIttat iitcrtrOfeu wtrr, unp
Den man oerlu2cn iputc cbc man amer.
mort7 Gtntaufc m0tt, nctlt uisleu anrcren
@roeer9wanrcn 1T b,uiAlt IN batcr bci
g8 M. y. Scenes u. o.,
10. 0trabe 5uiiben Drain II. Gorg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
@irtbl6oft
i'm Sair @rpunb.

8eiu6ern cee 2agers i'm Ncucn 8oirorUuuc
bic @niei8s, ro6 ole untcr;cibuctcn in Der un-
ntttclborcn Ndbe Res girsinia 9tiFe Camps
~&rfrtihun9eu iccer Dirt fabren, I~pirituSlc @c.
tranfe n~us9cnCmmen. User oaber unIeren ga,
germ cincn 8eiub n%btnttct, YrroriTc nibt. 6as
man Elm 9utss @lnS Bstgbier &C. fnpcu fam trt
Ropp Ii. 6nu1er.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
FRENCH MILLINERY.
81 a B Il m c = ON

~ q D Il Spn
erluat Die oentihen Oamen Rihmcnb5 i6r pob
aIor!irtce Eager pom Mtliuery g0aaren. ME
3ute. 6au6en, irnn50liiae 8umen, 8dnper y.
in ~Nn8enlastn gu nebmen uno i6re aef. Qus.
wabl lu ire1en, pa ibr Eager Bt reider ais ie
ausseltattet 1T. 6Ute weroen auf Svpre mad,
Dem @el6maf Der 9eebrten &uuren aufs I5a,gar
unb billillfe auSgefI8rt.
neaa Dislrs @eia6ft lit icOeu 5onnobeno unp
SOnnta9 8el&lOhen. % oOame Son.
NO. 90 glain , Stra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
&rqintn,8afcr,t
Cart s. Dtauer

iSte StroBh ,piifen Mloiu unb @ors.
IN queer men trtihhttH &5dtrei miro utbt o1ri,g TD.is-
INN Sbmorbroc, IOnoera oub Rtbtg is ,Hsr' Srt : S, {SF.B-
nale uno SSurm~SebfGhcn ss6lden. sur GjsissGfbsft.n
4 1G Sale pereen onleI5lt Y9ramion un6 feinere slbsn
Af onS98slhnctcn UHrm- Qs6sldfu biefsr 95+srs; IA
2sttm'tte- TUL &lnoer befannt. fno aub M 6ober bel Rem
SsFa 3Ht. Y. 5u4e, Gh5. @9lmaur uuo QcUtS S3ef an
Gitg13ltoRe, pl AT o0ldt ar ROdeti5, II. am 5tanS Der
Lear!f an Sroaoltr. yrOo un6 @adptrf leo cr 9Irt 6Tin:
Dats. -" 49," M S9HTtA 'he
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
gB M. y. 9onee IL. O..

l5tc StraBc, spii6eu 0atu unO Gary,
iinN bic ~olciutsen @9enttc int Siaatc Sirainia fir hi, al.
9enotn porii9ltben %Bbtefep- Splttu, bic oQe son ! bS =
9NhT ait (tnb, u6mlih y"
u. u. Stuart's, reitiuirt in Jtod6ricoc Gp.
@ecrNe SantS, reittairt in Hodbrinue 6n.
Sohn &oYton'S, rclilirt in Rodbr,oae 81.
benrp Ojfmau'e. Neftuirt in QIuaulfa Sc
@eorac Ear9ucn, p~eittutrt in Rodertpae So.
s. ercmmea'' @rtra eagle, peftairt in 0bf.
labelu6ia, Na.
@lt btec 98bi6fc9- Sortcn, defenders aber ben snr y g
stuart, t0nnen mir @ic9rveyfiafrrn bcittus empfc5Icr, b.
pW ooNoR ~uberiei3t ltnN, CAP oUlcr gSbiefcY MINI ag,n
allen bier I'M QtaJttc bcinotihcn 9]S,i5fca'o ole,nfewnt
lonoern oteletSen an GjUtc uOG bel 9Sctem uberfriT, SSr
tuGtn pnten ttnen SrjeG res 6rN. Smart5 bel. ppr,us SI,,
erlttpt, ooB h%erlc!be uue oCu o~lejuistn ScrIauf rinr5 y3Eis,,
te9s ubtrtro9tn bot. @ud Yon ben lt6rt1Cn bcrrr1 f5n,ts,
MIR 9lst@r Gontrotte putltciren. b0ltsn as lcopab ffr sSni.
91no, nur otcler eiucu ~ ccrfTtmlibeu. S""
wv 1a6en lerner auf Eager Die fOlsenoen Soften eptrp
SShIetCp, namlih You: s"'"
peter Singer, u. 6. Sherman, 9. gR. q,res
:. .. Slime, y. 81. 8laf y, :. &. Elod.
Su5caIoola, SUbn 8rortpu uuO gnpere.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
81. 81. 8 turts

JI. z. . turt6
oorBH9Gi6 " btstep.
gStr lino oie e%iu3igeu GertluIcr ptcles terTbm.
ten WbtetCp fir cen Stnat @irajnteu, uuc ct.
iaubsn uns be Iufmerfia nt;it Der rcfp. gRirtbc
uno @rrccrpbeiiecr luf ojelcu Is Wlonatc oltsn
9urr Sio SIRE g8bi5tcy ;u IcnFcu, ebs Rc ibrc
Gtntaufe anbsrmdrts MAIDEN.
gS M. 9. Sunc6 II. Gu,
10. StraFe ipiiden Oiatn II. Gary.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

YEt9rerc iJeunclihe 3jmmer,
Lu[ leotlr oerren cher flstne 8amitirn padeno.
lts9en btlig }u oerreutcu BET
5. Marr9ouien am Neueu U1orft
49, SOar0ers fnOen Daieltlt beauem einos.
rt6otete GUNNER nuO ejnen auttn 3iIb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
NS0[N mQENm Gfnrtem.

0Ielnen 6r.unoen lswie Dem Qubliftw ;nso,f, INN. 81.
gT}tesene Ani;l3e, oaB ntine nmerslBrt5i6 mir NV w
lN,sGfnen NsU[H &nto9e1 CUR uHttrbalmro oes ]pu5iifgms
ISL D'@ Psa!i9tn &a9e a6 mitcer se5fnct lit. 8eIon-
no W Jtoet 3rtt morn:: MD Fatte Spe,Ien in orSsfsr 5 gnS
9S9I gu FnnEn lno, lO'oiC aOd @ctr6nfe ieSer @rt yer Sstit,r
GuoV'a'' 0re6npl9aft!ialt sum ;ablreidsn 9cfm@ IoS,.s
-" SrteOri6R SEED, @at
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
@oaerhIcr GoLnm.

Gin Gle Ger 19lru unp 0)oinfroFc bo6s if
ooe rlbmljdlt ~tefauntc ~,lluttco States 6ptst"
'nactrCtcn. N(rjn &,ilrctcu tcj 6abruno bicIcs
ccn'fcrtobIcn &totlidcmrnte IN boupti6hiih So.
BIN 9]cridtet, ntht olrin mctue Iistcn bsutI6eu
Eancelrute, l%onccrn audi ale &uocrn. wclhcr
ytattcn tic chen onocb6rcn m6acn, nit oIeidcr
orFunelidtrlt UNI SecUitdt III tcwjrtbcn, nm
Gem 9tamen prS 3ouice %"ulnitco States 6ptcl"
Gbre ju MAIDEN. graetenR
Spbn y m mcnGGuIcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
fyranf 9~ESinoe's

WtrtNltaIt uno Hnaertier. Salon,
@ouocrncritraGe, 'milhrn O(oin II. 6ronffir
fubrt itcte bic bttct 2iauorS, gButrt, Giaarr,n nro o,ocr,
bier. SS1rmt tno tOltc Svclcu icocr &rt nm in ySi%iter
Su2moFI HorToi1'9. Scccu Wrr0tu uiro elm helif,trr
Y Il n a. ot9circ8cn, ~ Dem l~rcuuclthft urb rc6t ,,bIrcit
cirlGott Trpmf N ~, SSSSu''p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

CnArrAxooGA MARKET, Sept. l9.-Bacon,
hog round Zoe, sides 81, shoulders III, hams
18 to 90. beef hams (dried) l0c; Lard l6c;
Flour So to 81 C"rn in depot S0c; Wheat
soc; Meal Soc; Cutiee 81 to 4nc; Rice CD 10
ST: SHIT. per sack, IS. in bbls. pr bush. 81 30.
ArcrloN SALE OF CoFrEE.-Thers was q
sale Yesterday at auction. by II. Ccbia u Co.,
OF 1000 bugs Laguayra Coffee, Of mixed quail
t7,carco Of the prize bark Roxs"a. The aver
aye price WAS about 25i cents, and the Snle
ncttctl in the Eci sllho-hood O. SiD, ,tOO.-
Charleston CoHricr, lyih inst.
CorrEE.-lhe n. Orleans papers announce
that the Confederate Government last week
purchased the entire Stock Of coffee iii the
hands of wholesale dealers in that city-a
little over thousand bags-for army Con-
sumption.
SEWING CorroN-Georgc Makercace, of
Cedar Falls, Randolph. county. n. C., is manu-
flctu";ns an excclieil; article Of sewing cotton.
Mr.. NJ. is ar present making only the lower
Nos, but he hopes in IL short time TO be able
TO produce any quantity desired.
CuuBEELAyp Gar. Tho louisville CoH'icr
of Tuesday SAYS
I" 1t was runnrcd at Frankfort this morning
that General XDllc,Grr, with 10000 Tennes-
sreans, had taken possession OF Cumberland
Gap, where theY will be able % maintain
themselves against any force Lincoln can
bring against tiIr!n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

wAwLlKr INVENTIONS RoTAHY Fort.
There is in the Navy Department here the
model OF a floating fort OF a very peculiar
description, the Invention OF MAJOR Robert
Gsmble, citizen, we believe, OF South Caro-
Ina. The combination of its parts develops
at ouce its iccomo,ipu aud prGcctile powers
is claimed for the invention that, though
construction Of light dra!, that might easl-
Is be adapted to the wa;crs On the coasts OF!
Carolina. Georgia and Florida, land thus
made 4 collateral means OF harbor and sea-
coast defence it is capable Of carrying guns
of the heaviest metal, and accommodating
.asi!v garrison Of three II ,:,dred ncn. The
peculiar :e ,turc of this iur;. which diS'ln-
sr.i,lies i, from the iioa,ng batteries AT pres
rut in use, Is, thst ahen in action, it !evolSes
co IL centre, thus bringing each sun in rapid
,ucc,.ssi, 70 tc.l ul'un the cueluy. The III
.c.,ivu las rot yc; Io':l tested by actual ca
pertinent "l tic I.u;t Il l!.c Department; a,.t.
If it fulfill, It's lng gcnous design, there can be
40 d...;b; of il, adoption T.. the Government.
lhc pr, ,li.uiu,.iy report III beard ol officer;
rp)u it has, wc belieye, becu favorable. The
effect, however, uf the tides upon lis locono-
;;on seems to be Observation-Disclosures
EXAMINER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
alr. Rossignol's CARO-.

Sec tie card OF the RicL.aond Academy, Au-
guatn, Gu. Mr. EosS!GSoL, the principal, is d
first rate Southrrncr of French extraction, con-
nected with some Of our best Curolina lowcuuntry
fumiiics. His school is admirably nsed.-We
won; all through the buildings recently, and speak
knowingly. Mr.. K. il gentleman in feeling, edu-
cation, manners &C.. and we really cnn think Of
no better place to put a clever boy at school than
under his charge. He nil! bonr'l youths com-
rurisLly and conlroll them perfectly. II ~s had
a .on. we feel lust as if NO would send him ("
this very place. to learn rapidly. t" improve i'll
maGncrs, In Ii, !;1c7alisc in TASTE aeniimcai, DC.
Tie grounds tf he Academy are :vti'c,lnn col"-
Inr'li"n1 and h"ys are controlled precisely ~ In-
rents direct. We sincerely commend The school
to the attention Of nur readers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
l,cnort Of Work.

At our Suggestion, and in order that pr"pr
showing be :nais for tue satisfaction of the CON-
nunity, the ladies Of tho Amateur Concert Of lha
9Th instant, submi; the following brief repcrt:
Proceeds Of Concer;-$5S,OO.
"With which, 3uU y!s. Of cotton flannel we're
purchased with as much dispatch as was practical
Ele.
Naw made and ready Cor transpor.aii,n one
hunlred and twenty ;nur pairs Of drawers, de.
signed to he c'.i!ally divided between the t"nipa.
nics Of Capt. GARY AM Capt. BuScn u; The lump
ton Legion.
"Thr Ladies' of the Concert return thanks to
Mrs. j. B. GHIrrIS aud Miss BrLL;HGkR for assi*-
;ahcc in niakiag up; slso to Mr.. McNrAl. for his
ready k.dncss in eating out the drawers Titso"i
charyc.
We must be permitted TO add, wta; we know,
thu; this lu; Of clothing has hsen made up in ad-
u,ruLlc style and without sewing machihes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
GENERAL NEWS ITEMs.

20 ihr Cincinnati C.rnmsrcia Says that there
arc IN ir camps Of instruction in "rrh OF the
Siutes Of Obio Indiana. and lllin"is, (n"t c"Ent-
ing The army nj Cairo, "r the Kentucky :rooi: u;
Camp JYc ll5l,) 10000 soll"rs, ready fer Tic
field, aud Tint if the Unirn Men Of Kentucky
want help to qrvi the :ctessiohis in tl:utc Stats.
t!:cy know where 10 lnok for it.
s.Tj;o si,n. ZoliicoGer iaa irlscraihc'l to ti'v.
Mas"iin, OF Ernrr"Sy that he had occupied I;.u
N:re" ur;: mountains IL E,"S county, Ky. "nd
would not leave urics: i,: Federal tr"nlm ,,ii.
E It Is stated that General iirCiELLAs !--
sircs 10 fight the mex! hattie exclusively with ar
;i!ltry and cavalry, ard engage The Southern
forces al long range. This il sensible in Mr.. Mt
CLtr.LAy. His hirclinss will not have quite fo
far to run
E:t"h merchant in Memphis who had his life
insured in Cincinnati for $4,000 lutcy died. lis
widow received tho money Mt tho Office in Cincin-
natl, hut on her return Was wayaid by Lincoln
ofirialsun every ccnt-hcr only means Of sup.
port-taken from EcT.
~. A Pennsylvania volunteer. luborring ur.
der drliruin trcnlGns, committed ruicido noar
Harrisburg. lately by filling his mouth with gun
powder md then setting Grc to it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
Hitting ti,rni Hard.

Tue New York Nsroii having v"un!Od that in
two or three weeks the Yankees would give the
rebels sound tIrusLiHs on tEu Pv,uluac, j 'h'y
ithc rcbcl.) '-Hig girc "s a""io"r'""'ty, the Eirh
nonl Disa"tcA answering says"
,furl ynt, an opportunity! Why. their ad-
vuncu,i positions are in two miles of Arlington
Heights Their skirmisilrrs drive yours like
whipped ours before them whenever they care to
come III thrir way. i"u lie in :Ciir works like
ground hogs, routing in the earth for safety! AZ
lord You an opportunity Why, y"u miserable
slave of habaur, the Confederate colurs are in
sight nf the capital Il: Washington Come c'It, il
you dnre, from y"ur hers, and see whether You
canno, set an opportunity. When our mcn drive
you from the heal eish;, ,lo not run irl" shelter
like the genuine heroes Of bull Run. but support
your advanced guard with your wh'lc force.
Send on your E,sn McClclnn, If yoa really mean
for hin to advance. Cease staggering and lying,
and tnrn to fighting, il you do not wish To rctniu
among the ua,iuns the reputation which rou
unrnci 1T Bull Run--llat OF the most arrant rul-
iruons that ever hid lily liver under bullying
exterior.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

will add that the cloth hat been purchased,
:ni the unilu.G!s aiW DC staGe aid sent 10 Viz
sinia. II remains, r.!rw.citizcnt, for ynn TO say
whether vru vii! :...i.t ~ or rut.
TIE "l ro!u,teers writes. Il tlibk orr
chance bad fer .'tt:as lack holhc; i'r il no;
hilerl We vii yer: probably freeze to death tn.
'.:,er c;cr o: r"".,ir 'nit, Il" says to :i:e:!,
" Gc, us good ro' aa'' have good ur;frr,a
made and seGt o;:, aEi !! ycu IRE I'LL 200 inferno:
s:ingy 10 pay l"r il. We rsn do it ourselves"
AnG SOW, irll9w- ciireLs. al ark f": is siu,.!.
jastice, and a ren:on'.bo il! not charitable
s:rnc."n l:ul upon the humble part have nr;e,.
Respectfully, your uLedicn: scvran:.
l.. ". SE1EELs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
va S'S
Congressional Election.

Mn Enron :--As the time is rapidly approach
in. for the reurle 0: the Fourth Congressional
District IL .r.uct suitable cTsun 10 represent
them in the Congress uf lbe Confederate States.
we take the liberty ml"s; respectfully to rrr"m-
moad Or. Il. G. GRIFFIN us a gentleman every
way qualified; lvr that high rnl respnEs:hlc sta-
tioa.
Dr. GEIrr!S was several times elected 10 the
Lcgislnturs from this, hs native District, ana fnch
was the general approval Of his course that he
would have heen continued member Of that
body much longer had e desired il. DR.. IT, WAS
also elected Treasurer of tho Upper Division by
large majority, tho duties Of which tifec hc
discharged with great credit to himself and entire
satisfaction to the State.
Wcspcak knowingly when we assert that Dr..
u is for the South. the whole South, and nothing
but tie South 10 far "a relates to political mat
ters lie has given his only SON to the 'C"niede-
rate Army. and hn is willing to Ito everything i'll
hs power for the good of his country DR.. L. Is
n gentleman Of rrrspicuous judgment and e1-
ccllent cormun sense, and il cloctsd will serve
South Cnrolinn with patrintic zeal and unremit-
ing fidelity.
But Dr.. G. is :o well Known to most OF the
people of this Congressional District thnt it is
unnecessary for us to say more, except 10 aau
that we hope he will permit his name to 60 be-
lurc the public ns q candidate.
VI EN-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

SIMPLE S.aYE FOR SoLplrRs' FEET Il
MARcnlXG-The .Sciemfc american has re.
ceiycd the following receipt for making an
excellent composition for amounting the feet
of soldiers during long marching: TAX.
equal parts of gum canphor, olive oil and
pure breswax, and mix them together warm
until ,hcr are united aud become q salve.
AT ni.hi wash the feet we'll, dry them aud
apply ti.e sayc, and put an clean stockings
ard slrcp with them on. Next day the icet
will be l., excellent trim for marching.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
Wrr:7nr l;rosr.-Eenneit, of the New

Wrr:r7nl rrosr.-Dennett of the New
lot. H~n''!. in I. recent issue, SAYS:
Common, prudence 'icn'a'!t' tha!, "itl the
first iro.t a force of least orc hundred
thousand men should be fully prepared t.
embark ii.r ihc principal sea.2or'< of North
and South Carolina. georgia. Alabama and
Louisiana. We have vessels in abundance
aal from New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Fortress Monroe, four fleets might sail
simultaneously for Charleston. Savannah, New
Orleans and Mobile. Not only could these
cities be taken, bat The cotton, rice, tobacco
a:,d o.h,r Southern produce which is stored
in them mi .ht 30 seized, conii<ca'el and sold
for The bcrcG. Of our Natiora Treasury. By
the first of September, the cotton will have
been everywhere picked, and vast stores OF II
will be hcsrcd up. Such diversion is,
N, rcoycr, nsclcd TO relieve our armies i'll
Virginia and on the Potomac, and no measure
e. :ul,l Le adopted which would more certainly
bring tie war TO speedy close.
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For the Advertiser.
Tn The PUbliC.
E'OT

The lengthy communication Of Dr.. J!:kss A.
DEvunE, relative to n pcrsonm oG"ir between us,
which appeared in the 4tdrsriissr Of the iSth
inst. is crasive in tone incorrect fs to fhets, emu
intended to risicaL discerning public" as to
the true nature OF our dispute. Not desiring 10
orcupy the ridiculous portion Of arttiinG private
difficulties by "rrnslapcr war" 1 nil take
leave OF DR.. JAMES \. DEyoRg and this "and
difficulty" 10y prOnouneins his assertions /" TIC
effect that he suffered pccuniary loss on-nccolint
vr any conduct Of mine. totally an'l uncguirocnl-
Is sa'sc and ] 10 this the luurc unhe.itatinsly,
~ learn lla: the chiralTuns n d., I" lny friend
Gen. JAMES L. GRIFFIN nnd others has made a
buas, .! hi; readiness to fight IN this issue.
JOHN RAINSFQRD.
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Recommendations.

Tie Governor has beer enjoying fen days Of
rrprsc Al his residence i'll ts vicinity. Ii. rc-
turns to ,hc port c: duty refreshed, we ,r"s!
ly III. bri:i vacation. Few hcve hr..i' his l'u!t
III cnii. :,l,! satisfying re-. since the irt ci llsi
Dcrcilucr Yvi ~ his iuany fIisa!S over the
cvun;ry will be pleased 10 know, he is still in fine
health aud spirits, and completely confident Of
;bc of our great ro'rn!vu cause agnirS tic
arms of the North His headquarters will pro-
badly alternate between Columbia ana Charleston
for the remainder of this year.
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F,.r the Advertiser.
BEECH lsLASp, Scpt. !

BEECH lsLASu, SEPT. Il. 1851
Mn. EpIrug-ijenr Sir In an article oaGrei
in your issue Of tie III iEst nluing to ll,c
wants of our soldier. in the way Of cluhiu., y,u
say that six thousand pieces needed for iI,n.-
dilute use, and ask how far the Ladies Of the Di>-
trict have progressed in furnishing his clothing.
will inform you that so far Hs this ncghLorhoud
is concerned. although it contains white popu!a-
ton equal only 10 one for'icth part Of the wiki &
population in tie district, yet re- haze als.oGg
furni-htd to our soldiers nhout l,0OO pieces Of
clothing, the materials f"r which were rurcha. ell
with funds raisetl sIri"ssriy 1T home with the cx-
:ep:on Of $iU,-aesdes mahias up ~" uniform
coats and rautal-ons Of ma;criai cent from other
portions of the District. Also, $50 pairs Socks
from yarn given TO tie Society.
Bye the way, Sir, ;rs have heard srch ex;res-
sicns as the following coming from varou. sources,
to wit: Wl'a, is Beech Island doing: What has
she done! She has done nothing &C., &c. in this
war. As an act Of simple justice TO tie ncishl or
hood, will you alloT me to give truthful account
If what she has dime.
In the first place, will premise that Beech IT,
land contains IN area of about serenty-two squire
miles, md one hundred and twenty white Iua,e
Inhabitants lctween the ages of so ami ls,--,ll.s
includes preachers, doctors, overseers, school
teachers aud all. In this enumeration arc Mt
least l3 who are over siXty-fre years old and q
few invalids, leaving about orc hundred malls
from sixty-live down to sixtcen. TEere have NJ
ready gone 10 tho field or in Cnnp forty of these
Zone father and mother having made the nob'e
'i;crng Of fcc and on. soa-in-ln,e to the Gcd
u. war J besides This, sho has furnished twenty
fire horses for the service, worth ut leas. four
thousand dollars; expended fifteen hundred dol
lars in furnishing equipments FOR The war in ud-
,liti0n to what The Government has furnished: has
given away at lea2t five hun:ire dollars III nancy
to outsiders IN other parts If the Di.rric! Eas
expended several huGd.rd tluurs in other ways
not herein enumcrstcd; and besides the cu,hing
furnished rs above stated, has subscribed upwards
Of twenty th"u.and dollars 70 the Confederate
'uan; aud would subscribe every pound Of cotton,
every hu$hri Of corn, over and above her tHn
wants, AMI every other surplus production which
she raises, for rccognisance from Tie Govern
mcnt that coul,l be used rs n currency.
How the idea could have got abroad thal she has
:lonc nothing, can only attribute to the fact that
We do things 50 Taictly down here that outsiders
do not know what is goins on amongst Us.
JUSTICE.
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uuRhIi;LE i'irE.-Lamenting upon the
misery ut the times. Ncw loIk paper says
:hr sa!,!rst 81 .ht is revealed by "a walk IL
night through, the upper wards oi the city.
Troops CT young girls are tacre 10 DC seen
walking tne streets for bread not cunning,
Or bold, o- b'az4;l, but shy, frightened seam-
stresses, s!op girls, and but recently rcrpcc.
table dvnc>!lcs, whu now, wthou: home, tsn
I.loym"a: nr friends, see bu: one desperate
s:e. between Were they stand, and starya-
tim