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nfccu Isi.A:n, :. e.. ."frt. I'll, isG!.
''aptain I" Davies ';rar'Is."

HFEEH l5i..ch, i. ~ -t?t' 'Hir I'LL.
Mr. DEAN SlG: Yunr lclc- oi ihe 22l n'imn
directed 10 Augusta, Ca, and icrWaric! to me al
hamburg, has been received.
I assure you am greatly hunorcd l'y tie spHn-
tancous designation Of your Company as the
Durics Guards" made in compliment to me-
G.ltoreiner unexpected Ut NJ: part iii: tie ni"re
grateful ia M l.riie. Ordinarily, ,1iiE's | ia,
.ere self graduation, yet when c"luin& Irn iricl
Of my Immediate neighborhood, the pleasure j:
mucl enhanced.
felt IN interest in the Company when it ar-
rived in Virginia was gratGr'l at the ene"i::i
ums for soldicrly qualities bestowed on them 10y
their superior GlIirers. And intimately associated
with them in the campaign of the Army Of the
Potomac witnessed in camp and lcll their uni
fur.n good conduct
Cordially grateful f"rihc comp lliment conferred
wish each aud all Of them health and d:linc-
ti:i. ard to the best Of my ability will cndear"l
to l:roalGtc t;!r. comfort and prosperity.
In the great ea:.so u .o::tlcrn Rights and
Southern Independence, kno, ii:;;'. ;;;es :":e
earnestly devoted and that .arh rather tl.an ..,'',
mission is The walchw"r, Of every trnc car"lini-
an. In this cause they need no n.icment {" do
,.,e;l whsle 'ln'y.
Fcry respectfully nnd truly,
Ours tr<
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81 { Aobtritset.
ARTHUR sExKrNs, E2iToR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IN, 1861.

.T.fs-Our Enron, after preparing his Editorial
Cor this i<suc lc., On Monday for Hamburg 10 as
si+t the Ladies Of that Town in u COncer, on this
(TucsLay) evening, given for the benefit Of our
soldiers We hope large and appr.ciativO audi
cnco will crown the cffnr:s Of these enthusiastic
lahurers for tho Soldier fund.
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nn.h "a. i;GliaNYs

h,rc le., nn ol4 :ausic book wi'h 'h@ n'ina
ELlN. il. Swim pyiutc or he tael. ii ii; u!s"
:" Tie sien>r'" taa C1""'"'nn" url c"py Of
"OiI .s:,.pa ia r.l!ar".;' they w"re misplaced
ut Coucert given Leie last year hy tho EdSe:ield
DrAss Band Whoever hns tLe:a, will please r.
e.o,c them to their rightfpl owner,
THE EDITOR.
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True.


The Grcenvie pahiofd' .Ho"Htnincrr, caution
ins the press against the ilnr1liry of saying t""
much and of allowing correspondents t" expose
incidents unnecessarily, aid.: . There has been
another lamrntahlc error in writers prorlailnin@,
after almost every battle or Skirmish, all the mis-
tals. ar hlua,Iers of the enemy. a. t" enable
thclI to d, letter another time. We are publicly
informed that ;'l&y sint i"" high, "r low, or did
something c!se wEici, lsy ;;a;' e"rract hereafter.
Oar own man.u;ics ai,I modes cf ;:.tt,t;ng arR
also procair,rL, TINT the enemy may piuAl ~
it, This is all uniutcn.nnal mischief; it omsh to
cease utterly.
The Spnrtanbnrg Erprr.a, alluting TO tho same
topic in connection with tho affair at uatteras,
Says: Mey Hs suggest 80 puy rptsprpraries pi
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For the t,ivcr

Many members .: Inc L:!'iirs' S"lhirrs Aid AZ.
s"c:a,icn nj EdSrrl'i. sill he "hiised '"rrr'ain
youths if they vii! abstain from visiting; the Hail
whilst the Association is in session. Ore "r two
gentlemen TOO nigh! he included with The youths
j.. ue!tium n-ones an' l..li.r$ ar' a"t rar'ir.
riarlr mse.i.h in the HALL. y i.
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The Edrriicld IIussarS

In consequence Of the pr"m"ton of Capt. NJ.
G. BrrLEE IL the honorable post Of Major Of the
Cavalry cr the Hampton Legion. the "ji"ssnrs'
ere nox, we understand o!iccrel rs follows:
j. J. BUNCH, Captain.
JOS. GRAFTON, lst Lieut..
r. il. CLARK, al Licut.
j. n. I.!AEH!H. 81 LiSat
N. b. WARD, U-'leri,.
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e" Last week in presenting the report Of tie
nr;unization of the Soldiers .ii Association at
Antioch Church, we announced that Mrs JAS. a.
DEvoaE was elected Snperi"it"'om, when it
shoGl hnvc been Sc,retry. Tho error was re
f.u!t o ours, yet we take pleasure i'll making the
correction.
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Tar F,uRrm ARNr.-Grnsral Grayson
h.. i@su Appointed, military colnmanlant of
y: y: ;irccs iii Florida. iini$ 81, old and cx-
,,cri. i.,:,cr,! officer of the late United States
army. JIc served in Fiori,le during the Semi
nuie waY for Il rs:'n5ar ot years, and is well
experienced with thn country
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Smoking Tobacco.

Ed pEyx, at the brick store, hns a first rae ar
ticlc of Virginia Smoking Tolscco-ana n
nice clear pipe it is u mighty go"d substitute for
IIaynnu Segars. Borrow 10 cts. from some lutky
frcud--l;ke We Lit--uhd-give il u ''ruA' a' We
hAYc dune.
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New Postage Law.

IrCHMoND, September l2.-Attorney-Gen.
eral benjamin has oilicir!ly promulgated an
not returned by the President within the ten
days allowed.
. The act provides Tat nii matter MAJ he
addressed 10 State officers withun' prepay
ncrt, if Tie writer endorses his oilicai title
aud the nature Of the communication.
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!irsinin Correspondence.
UgAbrrarTEg: .rH PiLNFT!n REGlVrXr.
S:r,,,r.nl"r 10 l:GI.


r:r,;',h"r 10. l:Gl.
.';y h."r fr;.ri- :-Thr iaul.c' lay" h%:n
nl.n.,. driven :r,.: y; :,or.na -! ',ii.-:ua. -,
.;r pr sd Gag: / nu- i"n'r.lo-s.s '.''t:-
in :.:o .ry l%c. ii lrc"''.:. :;~'.,!, I :i.r
g.,,i, ii i..! ,ao.,, -. ::.,s -. i'''l,:s r. ~
,su :! l.,,r ,-s@ s.;:.::: - -: -: .:
!hs!. :,-:. '':.:::.. So i. IL. @a:"
III, n>.. .:.l..L;e :. .'c:s =, j.. -
i.aY. il .>.y!i !o.!'.I ...:.i" als"a- = :
es;.ci .,..,.2,, .:,i ~, s;:u'. '...... = -
,!.,..su ;,r !. :, ir :roia .iltAaG,::i' .i:js-
IN. -: rll,: oh :,nd tE. i.:lcn base. -s .c!..
.lu., ei.i... .,ita.k aud reiakr il. u c.ar''n :r
snule country au,l rr;ir: '-:,;H.l ,>:: :,:f:,G:a
Iii l.: l. its as:aar :'aali .:i"al!si. :: o."Vd
battle will &c prtci;;r!! "'''s.' Ia = lrr'i''
If III. !vc ar,ri.--.! he %i.ian"a :.tiEs ,h.:;
c.:.a. ~ cnat';. lie nai:. t.rti:a .! cae!l tai ::
rarly crrceu,l tod ani -: rac..i ''r te >':;aS;"
.n-ni. T!.,..: .;,:;."- ri ,HiuI: -! !ii 'rN..!
al i.rca-.".,r!: ::.,'i ;i;..r,:;,: r". ST.: h
,-. ,..rs..i,.G $3.50. -. 81 :?;ia>-7 - "a: ~. ::
lea, i$.s,m...i.. ..,.i 49,! ~: lax,
80, r:::e from III" Till. f - 80" Il J
r,s.., sud at!.r rrrarhln. .'eutt-:'ur II forty
.;.L, t,,rr, .r, r,,;,vrJ r,l sr,.x,'s E..,.
,s,..,t r,y.,ry, h,,i,,y.r n. New ,,r = 5
-,,.;.,..,,.. .,,.,;r nan H.. .,n,. 4
tail pse has brc,r erected upon tie !'iste.t c;nt,
aa,i un that pole secession day is tyins III least
forty feet abuvc ,thc tops q: the lottie*t trees.
Muusons Hill is plainly icrccptL!c With The naked
o,o ero,, the dome Of the Cnritol at Washington,
80 ~ mad Srw,pp can ace our proud baurer
wi,hnut IN. mid Of ru<ses. The pickets Of the
tw, G,rrcs r. almost within stones throw us each
other. nothing more than an old lici ur ordinary
width. .rparat.s ;hc,n. They keep up d"s,l!tory
tr;nr al! l:r .imc. and occasionally = mar up N
either s;lc falls /; Yesterday wl:.c ] was paying
.,.,rj v;.i. IN IN. n,ac., ,so r.nncs.craus of nur
id, were Er.nghI nm 10 the liilI desperately
,....,n,..l
r.,.,,s i,.,, 1l,.,,... I!l i. Ma.ni,'s l!ill
,,.;.;u .;,, mir f,n.sc, i'm, a,I
:,,:r..,;aa, ,,,.,,,,,,.r ;w, Mills 4 ma.nili.
49,. :, ;,.l - II. ,,u,Iry living around
w,.,,;n..,,n ,,.n, ,hc Potomac rul extending
,,..,,,un,, m, ,,me ,r The Federal Capitu.
,' ~ .a.n II n,,,,,s, il. entire pro,orliors and
,,,o p,...,,o ,v;n1;rr Ike hinge .rafe in the
H., ,.;l m,.r If .l,;nriur in he
,,,.,,r -, r,I,w5r,b. ,r.l
,,a -.,,,. .,..,u,..
VIZ .,,,,,,,, aud
-. -. ;, :, ,br nrnr Of cur
~. IL, ,,,r,;n.. of ,ho :v,h i lar,r Federal
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rhe i;attlc Of Summerville.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1.-THE Richmond
E.lmincr has on lis bulletin board Inc i,i-
lnwing statement relative to tic reccnt battle
OF SHmmerTiiie:
The Postmaster at Lewisburg writes to the
Postmaster n; Richmond, as follows:
tiri.. i'iuv,; l,;ri ann;!er enga4 cement with
,ir ,i..:..; OF Tie lu.h ii>t.. in w.t!ch he
r,!ls! lir4, i::::!i:rg ti@,,, wnull,.ns 0j ':,'!
taking s,,la i.l;soEer$. y lew i'os'"s a!t, the
engagement E!!uy, heard that aloh',: ",;':; :;
y Ia. ei:e:uy '.;I r;ass"l ih:: iv.: a Is"
u,let above I.a. III .cr 30 sirronn" him On
..,js ;c .! .ie r:;@cr.z. ..vd ;il"n ,i :i;.':h
'Ib:. rYIurt is reliable, having been brought
Dv ali u,.r who Was IL thr eiiEageucnl;
Inc CY.:i.,l4ra:tS loss was one killed anu
-: :,,,t w,aIa:..:i
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- end Pea Vines.

Thanks to our friend and fOrn-" uS's"'' -
his ready compliance with our request "l las
week, US evidenced BY the suhioined note OF In
formation
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f,ie;,t. III. 3. ,icycr.

III ias:et to la;ra f-cm ,:r following cx.
lraet L! letter received ls u few 'iay:
Aimee from 0uR En-, dated Flint I'LL. VA. Sept
I'd, that Lieut.. NEVER had wouade': himself by
tho actileutal discharge of his pistol The eE'
tract is complimentary, and rc'dr 'hrs:
Lieut.. NJ Is. MEIER, Gu Saturday lio:ring
last. while attempting Ia rcyoive the cylcndsr Of
his pi:tci il ae.ilenta!!." discharged, ~ouudins
him IN the LETT baal, !LO hall passing through
nsar tho rertrs os the hand, ana breaking the
b"sso .',at bal"ass to tie third fustf. Tss very
s"r.y that hs accident happc&Gd, MiLLEIGi;
It.. muyrI Liqy-sif Ia ns :. rni'Is ffl"w,-n per-
sle,uuu g""rl G!l;asf "H'l sl'!cnd' sell
isr' -.norous ~ all nnder his Cum
ier,--kind unu i.
mand."
We understand that his family are daily cx-
pcciins him at hcme-nnd We trust that through
the kind attention Of the dear ones there, the gal
liant Lieutenant may speedily recover ir"m his un-
fortunate wound, and ere long be again able to
rrRume his position in his beloved corps-the
Nia,ty-Sir RITES.
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i,ot:c, Battle in ,Tes;c.n Virginia.


cL,rxsyIl.i..:. w, s:crt. ll.-At ) "r':k
OH ruc,,Iar afternoon: nrar H"'hnir''i u:
.Ho,rncrun,z. alter making rc"nlln'5.i'''.
lnunI rny;is ar:nr, 1900 strong: Win ="
t.a:! it,,rs. va!renvc,i!n powerful 9ositIii'
Dn ii:e .up .! Il mountain, Un lsla west Size o.
,hn Ga;.l.y ,!ycr-ile rear and extreme ot
b,;t, tla,Es insccc:.:ne. and tie tuot Ut the
mountain rnalk..;i =, nc1vy Sorts and jungle.
4 s,r,a.r ,!r:acu.,Mr al he C"ncderatcs
v.r. ! .,v,.r,, ,.:!t.;,hi Il HE camp, On
III. sd! :. ;lv ;;ycv. S:nr:ly at "'"r'' nc
| s.n,;;, .i:.rpy.r,l IL: St,!vc. "n Ia: lace u!
III. par:n I,.,,,;.g ..i Ike 'V!'It :':' ui pat
;sa:i,e;: w:ii iir b:i;n "i'"nc' h"t"eIy. liz
G,:y r.,.s ,;,.:irr,! ina tii'. te':';hii'lS i
terrible lire vi In,sar,:y, nj iiile-, canlslrr
a,il SHELL, Causing some casualties. Cui: oct-
tie lcl several companies OF HI" irlsh 10
charge The batteries, when he was brought
down by shot in the leg. C"l: emltn e Ell
rarel the Coniederstcs on the lett anf! Col.
low. in front. Lowe was killed. McEul-
LENS howix:r battery and Snyders two nei'l
pieces .eot into the best position possible and
svon si;cnced two Confederate guns. t'rlag
VAS s'ackenc,l at intervals, but grew more
/, furious rs l.ls!lL approached, when inc Yer &c
nan brigade was led into action by Coz: Mc. :
Cook. uuder A1ulart General Hor'zeu!i. AT
ter Il IuTi9us fight ii three hours, night com,
p..licd the recall Of the ,roapS. The men
Inv On their arms, ready to renew the contest
in the :nornmg. Floyd, however, iell back
during ,lir night, sinking his lIoatS ard nc,
>troyug a Temporary midse. TIE dtpsl Oh
the RIVER anl / he rAhausta!ion OF the troops
rendered pursuit impossible. nur h'sS was
il killed AND ,Ii wt,;iudrd. The Goniestraie
I,r. is unknown, as they carried OIL 'Aell
dead aud wounded, but certainly 1t w''a Sc
Among the names mentioned by Gen. Ros
cncrantz for g,,liantry and soldierly conduct
a'e Benhan, Col. McCook, Little, Lowe
Capt liarzeuH Snyder, McNIul!en and Maj
burk.
His official account is similar TO the above
except llal h= conlts es toa loss Of 20 il
kiilaI an! Oh wou' drd. He also says he
foum:: ia flvyis ca;np tHo sian' II colors, a
iew prisoners, a!i,: the camp eq"lage left by
| Gul f.uv,i
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the press whether this attark has no' been inv;-
ted hY TIC constant publication Of tn: inlet and
the coast al North Carolina, aS The rr>"r; OF "lr
privai:"r. with rhrir ;,rizrs -
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], T. BIS. Letter.

See ever there thnt gem Of Virginia correspon'
lcnce from J. T. B.--as usual very interesting.
Write often, friend JIM, for We always feel that
,,v 10 more appreciated by our readers
when ynar sprishtly and entertaining letters adorn
our naprs
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Religions Notice.

We are requested to announce that the Rev. !.
Il. PrcHErr will preach in the Methodist Church
Of this piucc Thursday evening a!7i o'cipck.
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sns- Several original articles of mr,h interest
are unavodabiy delayed in consequence Of sick
ness and death in the family of one Of mr conf
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j ssy,,tseaamn,n.,,;sm: "r Il ..:s.,"n:.i character
.,:bs,.y %".;,v<. He2osts, Resolutions "5 Pro-
.t;h.s OF any Society, Association Or Corpora
4, Z, ti,s;ll be charged rs advertisements.
& anoancinsa can,li'ia,s (not tinsertedun'''ra"
Is, Five Dollars.
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For tho Advertiser.
4 Card.

Notice is given that (although delayed for the
present hy severe sickness in my family in the
formation Of II C"mpany-.thc project is not abaE-
dnnsl by JAMIE {. BROOKS.
Be.,iaA, Sept. 18th, lSGl.
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Submission Law for ricHtu1i:: -

LIT; -, ':;crf In tlic Legislature.
i Huston fra!n The Comnircr oil Ecyi:';:,l
.;t.;nc.; rrlant !. b'II /" prohibit AMI puni. h
rebellion in the State, which was luadc the
special order for to-daY. The bill makes wa
ging war on the United States, the enlistment
OF troops for the ConfcderateS, or inducing
others to do so, or joining or !,arItsing With
companies with tic intent Il joining the
Confcleratcs, Il felony, punishable with i'm
prisonment from cEe TO ten years. The n"a-
SOU Of kentuckY l,y any Of her citizens, rs
ConeGcratn soldiers, is punishable with death
the act TO 20 into effect IL ten days after !'s
passage.
The Senate passed The House resolutions,
iii;;ruc;lrg the Governor 20 issue his p:ocla-
nation, ordering tic Confederate troops oil
the soil rt Kentucky.
Tie judge Of the county court has ordered
the sheriff 10 take l'ns,e-'';ol. @ th. guns Of
several com ianies Of the State Guards. 1t ;a
stated tia, many "I t!lr guns have br, II
spirited away.
Hon. ,Tn|!n Bells boat 7readaOsar was
seized at Smittland.
(. rlsvILL@, Ky, SEPT. i.-Gvv. Magoilin
has vetoed the resolutions nl' The kentucky
legislature, requiring him 10 ssle his proc
lamation, warning off the Con;rderates from
the soil of Kentucky. The resolutions have
been re-j%Ss., ovSr his veto.
Huston ) r.ieion bill has been postponed
until MonGay next
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red ane wteil called fot.
!, ,1er,iscmeu;s no: having tho desired number
,ertions marked on the margin, NIL be con-
:. until f3cS;l andtehargcl accordingly.
ise desiring 70 a;;rer,isehy the year can do
- liberal terra, i. hing understood thst Con-
i,r yearly a..yc,;:>,;:.;: ate confined 10 Inc
==-.sis hu:.,.rs. a! i..m Or i;.,ii,idra! {"
4 -. c..g:::,I,! ..lsor;is,ren,a Iay"hts Seni''
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p,ocr,y,y. s. C.. Sept. 18th, 1891.

r,r s,vr,ys-Um,. Sir In compliance with
your request give below my method "i 'irlnE
Hay. Also, !. description Of rack ior curing
Pen Vines. do not know THAT either differs MAJ
tcraly from thu general mcth"d, bnt gre mem
for what they are worth
f,u, the Grass when in bloom with n shaTp grass
hook or knife, and let it remain where cutun-
til night. At night throw it in as large piies us
convenient to protect it from the dew when IN
M oriui7n is y: injuricn7 a. Z EnoWeF "' ra'1
hence tne uerc:sit7 fer as lari:e piles a. r"9:ihc.
Th, next morning s,'alltf il AMI by evening the
greater portion Of that cut the day previous WIZ
do to pack AWAY. prefer it tied up III D"hu'e.'
That of course can bc done or not as is desifeu'
nv horses prefer good hay, cured by this metho"'
to fiddler.
D,serirfion of Rorh for P*r Pi"cs-preen'o
two ,,.sl. fer a; many ns il desrcd) II or il feet
in length AMI i: o- inches N taineter set III
tho grunui say q iee.; h.rn . inch hole thFce
feet from the grvun, in each post 2pd insert Il
strong oak piu long enough 20 have feet ~ ca;'
side Of the post: lay rails parallel ("ne on each
side Of the posts lhe rn$ Supported hy zee pms
Place ls Pea rircS nn Ito RATS (as s""n s Gu; Ii
lesred) say three lie; high; tLcn repeat the ns'
,ais, raa vines, &C., md cnninEe 10 repeat e'i
each Successive three fee, 10 The top. The rihes
being separated, ail"ws free rirr'''"'l"h "t HiE
aud secures lhem from hcnting, moulding an'l rot
ting. Besides, the vines are convenient Tor use
and the leaves and peas saved, which otherwise
would be shattered nut and shaken oil. have
cured pen vines every year more or less hy this
method, with success.
fear there will be II short crop of peas in this
vicinity TIE vines larger and more lnX'Irl-
nnr than sanu hat ~ get there are few peas.
Corn in alunduarc. iny very tine Coi"n SHIRT
inurs, truly, &c.
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vais,ly ;,:,; patiently, await the forward
movement Of o.,r ar:rv, which Is, wc sincerely
lore, to result, not only in The capture Of
Washington city, uoi only in another great
and glorious victory I" our cause-''o: o"iy
ia tic redemption Of Maryland and krn-
tucky from federal thrallum-,i'slt in h. ian
mediate conq.r>t of an Lonor,''i: an,: Il IS
iu.; rcycr.-AusuSta CurstitnIiUna.i>;:
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~ Tie article signed "DrrY" will appear
next week.
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t)nsubs,antia;cd Charges

last week we made reference TO suInc general
| and sweeping charges Of the Charleston Msr""ry
against the Confederate Administration. Since
I then we observe that the Augusta Cdr"niric d.
,Srui;n>i has chimc i'll xilll this style of ,rcusa-
liou. using tho terms ",ar"ritir",," "rarryism."
"u!d t"gyi$H." in the same un,efncl and unsp"ci-
fad manner. Again ask, what does it mean ::
and, in the absence Of satisfactory reply, the
people are constrained t" consider it rpx Fl i'r',-
ferco nihH. Ia use the iav"ritc expression Of the
newspaper tripml Of New York which has been
taken up "d ,:am-cnn by certain Southern jour
nalS.--wc would say, "a is high Gme' these
charges had assumed form and substance, Or clso
that they cease to ycS the patience Of the public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-18

GsS- Tho London Tt~"s concludes an Amy-i-
eau article by saying Lhal the snhiugaiion of IT,
South j. hntrl-ss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-18
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WASnIHcr0E. Sept. Eii.-Inte!iigeEce Ea;
been received here tonight that the (ipn!e,le.
rates are moving in large bodies from Fairfax
Con.t House 10 Falls Church, Heavy rick,,
diminishing is reported
The gcue5ql opinion in WASHINGTON is ths.
y regular army tF:.sGGcc.,!rnt csnn0 h" long
:e!ayc,l Good military critics, ;:nwcvcr. say
hcy: expect no serious conflict i'r iwD or
three weeks. Al! w:a q!:!e. &: tie <,,::...in
Bridge i;ist night.
NJ. {. S,au;e:. Esq. k.s been arrested in
Nrw York ami l.al'..rs!'' l:lnle.i4a with
J--nrIii.gE.
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ilit!lau,I,.ra lett lis CaI 5i,.g1 a. SIR
,nisI.crS Tie un;;:'icr.,l. p;cis,..e !ci; back
sever, miles. Tie Il:.!ia:l,:tgs r9lnmci'rd &c,
treating. wra Tie Cnn;;,,"r:l''< cpr:icd dlc
wi!h shell. ana Va .p'i.d 10 hy t'::'i.nS o"t.
terY. The /. States io..-;.. S&v Ley scase''
firing ,wca:y lnlnllri il! order &c K! :;.!yH the
Coa:e,!eca,cS2,n Opportunity to meet them IN
noer ::r.t:.
-, >-,u.pia9 .'iy !. states troops opened
.yi,:l :,,.p,nn,.., .4:'' vl'a the Eo;'itdsrAtss
t.ii back.
.l.l.:eca FROM E>:el.-n; Hill, la. -! sac
i!'.; iiril; was heard Sunday i'll the l!iret,. u
o( C~attl'i I,..ilw' III. kloic lslanl Bate
r; ;il!c:s t:,cls:: "i.s:, a. t!oup cI caya!r.
eutanp"l two l..irS !rJ,i. tic river.
The Lincolnilcs ooa:! lat they have every
arrangement mad, to give tie Confederate, a
rTa.n, reception should they attempt to cross
the Potomac between Great Falls and Point
OF Eocks.
The New York Commrrciul .ilcniiser says
that Gen. Fremon; is 70 be succeeded by Gen.
Meigs.
a dispatch from this city 70 the New Yurl;
Times, says that considerable feeling exists
among leading m il at the Capital in couse-
quencc of Cen McCieiland having imprisoned
fugitive slaves to await the claims Of their
nwncrs.
The Post Master General has been advised
that no mails ;rp over the 81. Joseph and Hani
bal Mo-, Rail Road now. The prospect for Il
rrsuuip.iof OF tI.aL service il bad.