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The AppeaI of the Country.

GIN. W. C. MoRAcxE, just returned from Fir-
ginia, has been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury Of the Confederate States, Commits
sioncr for this District to circulate subscription
lists, and obtain from the farmers the loan vf such
u portion Of their crops as they can spare for the
defence of the country. This loan is to be se-
cured by the issue Of Confederate States bonds.
t. the amount Of the value Of the produce sub
s;.rihei, bearing eight per cent from the time OF
t:le sale Of said produce. And We learn further
Int nearly all the banks especially in the Cotton
States, have n: r.cd ekc these honds on dsposite
and in payment Of dcbts. Hence they will con-
s.ituto tho best investment that can be made of
proceeds Of the sales Of nur crops, and will ut the
slime time enable our beloved South to roll buck
the tide Of invasion which threatens to cngni w
all in ruin.
Call aud see Gen. MoEAGyE and be will exs!ain
the matter more fully.
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;ncnts--and repeat and reitera.e, all honor to
C L IL ID

;ncnts--and repeat and reitera.e, all honor to
;he fair daughters Of Beech Island
Unfortunately, the evening was rather disa.
sreeablc one, being attended with threatening
'louls, and the lhund.rs of love. which prevented
many from attending The Church vas brilliant
illrminated and tustefully adorned with hvv--
:r<--and l must sny the performance exec eded my
al'st sangaine expections. Together with vocal
.nJ instrumental mu.ic one almost faneied him.
self borne from enrth to fairy land. Among tie
nnumernble perfolme I must not fail to notice
nat Of Ms. ". of GrLnteville, who assisted Il Q
'ouns ladies' during the evening. Her pcrfnrln-
'nce was very Gne indcc'i, rni exhibited much
taste and talent for alusic. 1t would be useless,
NJ EDITOR, for me, TO attempt to render justice
- those, who appeared upon the stage. Words
'oul'i be inadequate to convey a just idea of the
act and skill manifested BY the performers.
Professor THEODORE SoFGE, who is we'll known
to the people Of Edgelirld, though y foreigner by
birth, and now an sdnpted son and resident of The
I'D Empire Suite, was present, and used every
:xcrtion in his power, in preparing for the occa-
'lh. lac t"". leeis lhG wrongs suffered by our
Sunny South, sud has Demonstrated to the
world, " dmor patrsa' Oa";eo tinch," and has
ever shown biwself willing to assist us in this.
the time Of our greatest need" Every thing
seemed TO have past OF agreeable 10 all present,
md think none regretted their attendance upon
he concert in which the young ladies made their
.;rs debut upon the stage; und I wish then, much
.ucccss and acrowded house on their next appear
.ncc before the public.
Seldom hHa it fallen &c my 10. to see so much
aatriotisn andloyalty manifested by the daughters
Of Carolina rs hss been my good fortune to be-
lid aud admire in the fair daughters Of Beech
r.lani. They are ever ready to lend hand, in
ny enterprise, 10 encourage thoae nho like Bor
icHrs, feel their courage oo:iny ont at thti.
aingrr-' e'ids.
Such patriotism will do at such times ss these,
Wien war, will, all It's dread horrors seems ready
10 burst upon cur heads. carrying death and des
.rurtion i'll its wuke and may :hey in ages to
come, when this shall be the must glorious coun-
Try beneath the sun-when pence shall again
!sisr through our ut prese 1t ill.fa,ed lund-wh,n
10 longer The boGn.ng of the cannon shaIi lie
leari-may they, like the heroines oe the Frro-
u,icnarv duys, he evc7 revcred lovc'l and hon.
ored ROLLn.
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From Richmond,

RlclINoSn, Va, July 6,-Passeugers who
reacLe, here late last nigh, report that a
akiruiish took place at Newport News on
Thursday night last between l50 Louisian.
ians, under Lieut.. Col. Drcux, and a regiment
Of New York Iouave'.
The Louisiunians were out on scouting
expedition, when they encountered the enemy,
and u brisk fire was opened au;l kept ap Oh
both sides for some tilue.
Three of the Confelerates were killed,
among them Lie"r. Col. Dreux. The number
Of the enemy kl.cd and wounded is not yet
kmown.
Private Morgan kennady, of New Orleans,
WAS ki led in the same skirmi>h.
Capt John L. Weems Of the Lecher
Guards, Of Augusta: has been appointed Ma
jIur o, the Tenth Regiment Of Georgia Foun-
,eers. DR.. NJ. +. S~inney, Of the same com
pany, has been appointed Assistant Surgeon.
Both Of these officers are citizens Of Augusta,
Ga. Every field officer OF this regiment Is
from Augusta.
Passengers from Winchester today deny
the REPORT brvusi, by ex-(;ov. |. we, o, Mary,
land, and other intelligent passengers, about
battle between Johnson aud Patterson for.
ces, near Martnsburg, on Thursday last.
Passengers to-day agree that Gen. Pa,ter.
son was at AEartinsburg, aul Gen. johnson
six miles OF.
Senator Mason. who left Gen. Juhnson's
Camp on Friday afternoon at O'clock, says
there has been no fighting in that vicinity
>iAcr Gen. Jack,uns engagement on Monday
OF Tues lay last.
A letter received here States that Capt.
Richard AShhy, who made the recent gallant
fight near Komrey, Va, died with lurkiaw.
Post Master General Heagan and family
reached here to-day.
The body Of Lieut.. Col. Dreux, who was
killed at Newport News on Thursday last, is
to lie SCH, 10 New Orleans.
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skIRAIsu Mean AlxxAxpR1a.-The I.pnol,

SK!RMIsH NEAR ALExAHpRR.-TheL Lyucli.
burg Virginian OF Tuesday says:
We received intelligence last night Of a
skirmish that took place within thrce- fourths
cf u mile Of Alcxandria, between detachment
OF lst Rihe Regiment of Alabama and a par
ty of LincolnS troops, On Sunday morning
last a lorLion Of the battalion uf tue lst Re-
tie Regiment of Alabama, under command Of
Capt. Wecms, Of Russell county, Alabama,
started in pursuit Of 4 relief guard q;,arterrd
in a house near Alexandria. They succeeded
in passing the picket guard and battery of the
enemy, mounted on SLute's Hill, and arrived
at the point at 3 o'clock where the party they
were in pursuit of were encampetl. The sen.
tincls shot one of our men, wien the Lincoln
ties were routed from the house, the fight be-
coming general. Oar men succeeded in kill.
ing and wounding number. a Young uan
came in camp shortly afterwards from Alex
ardria anu reported The el.emy's loss eight
killed, five wounded and six missing, with but
one lost On our side. Our informant was in
the action, and the intelligence is considered
perfectly reliable
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DEclrxen THE "IIoNoR."-The Baltimore
South of the 2slh ut., SAYS:
"This murning Deputy Marshal Clifford
visited Fort McHenry, in response to n note
from General Bank requesting his presence
there. The general opened their interview
By observing to the deputy marshal that us
he designed being frank in proposition he
wished to make, he desired a frank reply
He then said TO Mr. Clifford that .e desired
to commission q reliable and efficient person
at The head Of the Baltimore police, and that
il he would accept the position, and make
himself subject TO the direction of the militia
ry authority, he was prepared TO commission
him at once. To this the deputy marshal
tiuak!y replied with all expletive: "Sir, the
government don't possess money enough 10
induce me to accept Sucha place. General
Banks here stated to him that he had no fur
,her business H,h him, and was about to re-
tire, when the deputy marshal asked peElnis-
sion to gee Marshall Kane, which request was
refuse,l, anal the interview t trn,inated, :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

GusroRr NAVY YARD To nE ATTACKED
The Norfolk correspondence. Of the Mobile
Rrgis!sr writes as fu,ows:
Fur the last three Or fnlr weeks fresh troops
have been landed every day at Fortress Mon
roe. Tie number that must be Lnere now is
variously estimated to be from twenty to forty
,honsand. What does it mean? Ii looks to
andpoints at Gnsport Navy Yard alone. There
is property there worth millions bv tLr hun.
dred, and willie Sc'tt is attempting to concea al
bis purposes, and by threats through H.
Northern press endeavorins TO create the i'm
preston that he meditates a descent upon
Richmond from Hampton. that he may there.
bY induce Davis to concentrate a strong force
at Yorktnwn, the first thing you know he will
be laundering with powcr!ii! army at the
gates Of the Go>port Navy Yard, and then the
fist thing he kHo~S, if he docs not bring more
than f,riy thousand men, he Certainly will get
one of the "alliredest lckings' that ever old
fuss and feathers read about in the sanguina-
ry annals OF war.
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Returned Officers.

General wv. c. MoGAGSE, of General BoSHAMs :
stud, returned to his home in this vicinity on
Friday last. We are glad To hcar he is we'll al
though considerably .lnbTun2el "y exposure or
the frontier.
Lieutenant j. a. DuzlEE. iulc Of Company H..
Seventh Regiment S. G. ", nlso reached this
place lust week, having been compelled BY long
protrncted sickness to resign his command. Though
feeble md much exhausted, we trust our good
Edgei"d air and the iuti"scrihah!u Influences Oh
home will pcl ~ s tnuit upon his system, and
th4. ;e will bo sci up again in little while. 1t
was highly proper ir Inc Lieutenant to give way
20 another election, as he could not hcre to be
efficient in the present camraSu
lie Informs Us that 2ud Sergeant NJ Il. HE'Ei'
hns been elected in his place \ iar: which many
in Eisedcld will lie pleased to hear. There was
gren. sood feeling among the Ryem""' ana u BEL
ser drilled corps i: scarcely 10 he found IN the
Confederate service.
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Large Fires.

EosroS: july "a terrible lire broke out
in East Boston. near The whnryeS, Yesterday,
which totally destroyed salt warehouse, the
Su!Folk Mills, an iron foundry. machine sh ps.
sectional dock, marine ra!!w Y, marine anu
warehouses. Que hundred dwellings,
immense amount OF n5er, timber, marine
>,rres, mnul's Tor hand, Curiiss new gun
boa, and four other vessels.
a fire occurred elsewhere in the city, de-
s,roying twelve dw' liinss.
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Fine Rains.

This and the surrounding neighhorhood: have
brcn blrgsc,l with abundant showers! Heavy
clouds have passed over every portion Of the DIS
t.ct, and ne think it fair to infer that Edgeheld
has Leon generally favored S"sne spots had SUI
furcd gaod DEAL but the rains have come in time
tn suvc the bulk Of our corn c!cP. Gotten has
not suffered, and is doing well. Il s still cloudy
and showerv, attended with lightning and thun-
der. The weather is pleasant and the season thus
fr hcal,hful What with the war and tho comet,
the doctors and lawyers nre doing as poor husi-
ness a. tho newspaper men. but :he farmers,
thank Heaven, aro doing we'll enough fer us all.
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How little VIC miss Them.

It hns for the first tino occurred to mind this
instant, that no northern papers have reached us
fur two OF three weeks no Iforld, no Times, no
Tribune no Herald, no Home journal, no Kniek-
erbocker. no Narper Truly We had not thought
they would be SO little missed. Missed Why,
their absence is a positive riddance,-riddance
from twadlle preteniousness, humbuggcry, non
sonsc, md mcudacity. No,-lct US except the
Kniekerhucksr. It is wrong TO use harsh words
towards an unotTcndins party; And such. 90 far
ns we know, is tho haickerhockcr. But for the
rcst, let them go,-aDd, as the children say, "joy
20 With them and pssce stay bOhnd tbCu,." Who
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

MlssurRl.-The statement .hat Gen Ben.
McCulloch, with 2O00 State troops, was en-
ca,nped on the S u'h.weSlcrn Missouri border,
on the 10th of June, is confirmed by an arli-
Gle in the ST. Louis State JnnN0l. He would
decline 10 enter the State except on the au-
thoritativc invitation Of the constituted su-
thotilies of the Stat. of Missouri. Governor
Jackson, on the l,th June, with six hundred
mounted men, left n3onvilie, marching rapid,
" in the direction Of McCulloch's position,
which he would probably reach by the 22'l or
2Sd. We may hear stirring news from Mis-
souri, ere long.
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Cotton Staiement..

According to the Charleston Courier's
Weekly Cotton Statenen: "f Friday, the to.
la receipts At all Of the ports for the present
season are f,.lS7 ,7S3 bales: against j, I'LL .lU1
bales the sam" time last year; decrease l4";-
72G bales The total exp 'rts 10 fareign ports
a~ 1,l0l ass bales against 3,fSa:29S balcs
last year; decl ease SIS ,tS) bales; aid the total
stuck on hand anl on .hiphoard is 1855
b les, against 234,654 bales last year: de-
, rease l62,I19 bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

Sac. mg money, Ing ".e" .|.:r".
Take OiDuh iU' .ny ":ir.
ard 90 :nr;il Nnw it you'll re ,.rat deal better
if you and D;nah would Jus; "Srr!;lr To-" ami 90
i. strong Tor the ,rlc ,oa have !cFi. Never To-
late t., become industrious ;;:'l rcan",n:e,l Try
=: Read the good advice We arp'ni:
Il have had ccnSlerahi. .xpa::si:"e il the
-aniinr dulles or housekeeping, and with ynnr
permission will say wuT,; 81 ;H' Oh iii: :li:i'or
r:lnt ..Ihi"r. to every family.
There j: far murc drp"riing ra ""l ":'icr,d
i.nu.chnld than Il vas. ma oriv u? married wruicI
would seem to believe. lii io"k:us around wr see
on every side h"w mnch system nEd &C ,no,ny
would accomplish, :?prrreri:' observed. began
married life rnrly; NJ: husband had no other in
ne to rely urnn ihnn the iahn- nf his ;sr hand,
We Ii, cd in smul. hnrsc, hayns ala hsti to il
sr,ail sar.cn. rrnri,!cnsa hc:sr, Is viii health.
Ny duties multiplied l'y Increase d: Yca7': hnt
they were carefully laid down ani Tunctun'iy
performed. We r"sc early, hr"akia:te'i, tiEeu
am, suupc. e; rInc: hours. as m"st families 10.
Livery hour in th. dny had iis allotted lu'y
rangrnrn:, and eye:y y;hus was DONE III #cc"",innce
with it. BY III. iaeanf u prricG; 'ystem wa>
maintained, reducing tbs labor O! trri!y nearly
enc hui md in ti: VA. had au,ele tine i9r
r.niing receiving nnl returning vi::ts. out donr
ax.rrisc, Sc. Expenditures il; c:cry department
were made carefully, and thus Will: We wanted
in- mn,hus which persons IL moderate crcum.
:irurrS nuc.ir,. there was al exact account kept
ui the amount of income and outlay, sui 80 :maae
il u point always to keep 6nt.iy "u the :ght 'Hl'
BY degrees our pecuniary neaEd increascd; capi-
tai WAS applied tur n more extended i':;s:nuas on
the part nj my husband. and profit: augmented
nu,il wc have full, mid may say :li abundant
share Of this worlds gomls Ny husband xnd
unite however in the r"u:i"iicr that. this :"riu-
natu result of circumstances H. hiainly owing to
,!,c system. and economy established iii our yonns
married lilu AMI the Smiles OF Providence upon
our industry. unt our rI"., 10 rrrform cur duty
in every rcntiun "f liic
"Thc great error committed by young house
keepers, is the thoughtless and unnecessary cS-
penditurc OF ianncy whrh they cannot afford.
And in Young husbands, in.tca'l If sitting dawn
TO some honest, steady labor, wasting their time
in visiting pny houses hur-roolns, club-roolns,
worthless exhibitions. parallels. and other Elaces Of
rcsort. Ry remaining ut homo with their wives
and families, and enjnyng domestic comforts. they
will in .he end he found to be more enduring AMI
satisfying than al tho rest combined. Young
wives alsc shuuld find their highest happiness in
their homes--in meeting and welcoming their
husbands 20 the spot which ought to be their mu.
tual paradise; and, clear, their safest road
tn prosperity is in establishing and observing
atrictly system and economy
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A DREAprnL RErR1nrrIoN.-Rya commu.
nication which appears in our paper, today
it appears that the notorious Medlock and
Etheredgo hnve been arrested on the Mobile
and Great Northern Railroad, brought 10
Bluff Springs in this County, and after an in.
vestigation before Judge Lynch, were both
found guilty Of innumerable crimes, and sen
ten,ed to death, which sentence was summari-
ly executed on the spot. Both are represen-
led as dying firmly, without much show Of
ueni,ence May their unfortunate fate prove
warning to ST evil doers.-Pepsacols Oh
sery,T.
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For the Advertiser.
The IS Watson Guard.o

taNP N'I ouls - ioUl.
Mx. i:niroR :-on Thurs lay 9Th Of June. aft,r
ire.s nlra!e, Col. ions BAusxzTT sa behalf oc
,Irs. j. i. GRIFFIN, presented The :" W"'se.
fHara'' With staul OF co,ors, il patriotic and
.arnes: al'ileSs. The flag when rnfurled was
FRO rn.d with wreath prepared by Niles MArso..
Capt GARY received ,hc Gag With the following
remarks.
Hpnorcd Sir 1t is With pleasure, pride, and
:. deep sense Of gratitude that accept on behalf
of the H;;tsoa Guard" this beautiful and elegant
Jag. We will cherish il not only rs ar evidence
pf the patriotism and kind par.ality of Mrs.
GRIFFIN, but ne a sure and perpetual incentive
t, the performance Of duty and deeds Of vaior.
{. too will serve renird us, that i, VIII derolVe
upon U.s. in the Infantry OF the Hampton Legion,
to sustain the ancient prestige of Oil Eige6e!d
|, ,on the battle field Go tell them, Sir, that We
sill eve. hold afre.h in our memories the gallant
leeds of her sons, in the days that are past,aud
zone. Aud that wc too will endeavor, if the
anc.a If war should prrEit, to become part
md parcel of her history. Tell the fair lady ,Eat
.re will ever hold dear this banner, and will
:.romptly respond to its soul.inspirins motto;
ihat nroand it will ever custc. the fond rccc.l.c-
i'm Of tho piriel generosity of the true, bcau,i
81 and good.
Private VIZ. n. DoRH, have selected you TO
ne the bearer Of this standard. There hre five cf
Jour name upon roll l,-threc Of them are your
.ruthers,-End have chosen you, the eldest, for
:!is honorable position. feel conf'!, nj that the
alnc courage and pa,riotism that prompted y,u
to volunteer, will inspire you TO hcaT it s!oft
amidst the brilliant and fascinating blaze Of bat
t!p, or nObly perish brns eth its graceful folds
The Company then marched to their quarters,
gave three cheers for Mrs. GRIFFIN and three more
fpY ud Edseteld. 7.
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CAPTURE OF \ ScorTISG PARTy.-Thc Bal.
timore EecAange publishes the following spe-
cial despatch:
WlLLANsronr, June 2S.-A scouting par
t., consisting OF forty Federal troops, lett
this place this morning for the Virginia shore.
In the evening four OF them returned. The
rest, thrtr-sx in number, were taken priso-
ners by the Confederate forces. \ great deal
Of dissatisfaction prevails among ths troops
ercamped in this vicinity, owing to the quail
ty Of the food and the quantity Of it. The
troops arc mnrmHriny greatly. and threatena a
mutiny, if change il not made immediately
The health of the troops is very bad. Meas
les, dyseutery and fever and ague are prevail
ing to al alarming extent.
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Tr;.ncckly Chronicle s. Sentinel.

The Tm-WEEXLy CHRONICLE I SENTINEL will
he issae.l rs snou us To have ono hundred names
on rur hnrk, ~ can,mcnrc nitl. IN tho mean.
time ;tasc ~i,n suh.r-.bc !or ti'r Tt Erchly s!!
receive the Taly. IT. :h"sr who lIn,. mails only
ihres times week TIE TE:."rehl' 81! L. M ~
: ,mm"drtiu: an.wrrins every purl"s" OF u ':sily.
|. vii: Le published Wednesday, Friday aid
Sunday p."rring., embracing the lai:s. rrws .:
tlc ;gst previous. Each rEinosr will contain
upward. Of -i,.',:n rD'am:. =, ren'iins matter.
TyRys-*:, For Aara,a: ~. f'r Six Months;
81, cruts pc: Month. Aiireaa
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To those in Arrears!

VIZ nre particularly in want of money at this
tims-and must urge upon all in arrears, either
for Subscription or Advertising. the necessity of
immediate payment Those who have not the
Cash, ure respectfully informed that we "ill he
pleased to receive Wheat, Corn, 0ats, or other
produce, ut thcralns market prices, in liquidation
nr their resrectiyr accounts Ut this Office.
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Hcon for :.Tom Rober,s.n

'flr :..l;cvius voices comes frum .Hirsi"s;rP'
faii.nh s;"r-nA J"ia-"a. Il Sa letter received by
he Sachi.u:l!cs Union, fr"taa c!urktaw Indian:
rid which we defy any ,nnr to .ead without allow.
ias III r;>iI!s Iarscles to expaa' ho'c or less at
it. aLom;nat.e tnsln. Indian French complexion:
CHArT. kAKNi kIoHIro Co. &. n,
hons t. Lrcunie. mo bon G".i: TN uay he
might be Surnri.ed tn receive lrttr rom IN old
rsart, friend, whom ynn have thinked wns dead
long n;:u ta!. sir. s.n MT yet liieu. ard ntiuss
up"n ynrr kind generosity this short letter, which
E,,!.e may met var appreciation.
Since l last you. have :th'ut sixty hend<
.f ca,ilss Srl ahuut twenty "f horse. about and
hundred! of hogs tshU!ualj and six rh;l.is. I have
ans sun about l. y.ai- 10: old Give i.v best Of
:. sects 70 VI. ui L.; "l' friends :ad I'll Of your
falnily. hope 70 ,' Viii uErr zee yeil r:":e
hc"re We ,lcH'is.
Oar nation viii 80 with The South. We want
get uar mo:ry the old Government owes Us. hui
i, can gn to ;.r devil. Lincoln sends us word
l., "a Wi;h him nmL he MI! pay ny, hut ne wont
d. H. W" will rcly on The c1,nnc.s ri! the South
~, G"n!c.i,rary l,s"Er<i":kr enough gp"i bye.
!.li...ar. :r:.,an rncr nr!hry shilisy.
Tow HOnrpTS
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That Watermelon.

Mr. siv HARMS, unc Of :l:e bcst and most
thrifty farmers il the lnnl, has kindly presented:
rs with one Of his fsmnns watermelons ..sil:h AZ
only Mr.. iIAsEIs hu, how to rai.e. Three
cheers for Mr. H., aui ,any his shadow, (or iis
mrlor,I rever grow less. Cur Imp agrees with
W.. and says, alludmg 10 wishes for our donors
sucsc.s, says That's nay hanl brethren. ad-
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ceres if We never see them again, SO long az We
sill have our Examiner, ru: Enquirer, our Cpart
or, our Ne,cs, our Merc",y, our Dc!fn, our UsBor,
and host of interior ligh.s, TO cheer onr sauctum
and animate our hopes.
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CEors IN VIRGlyA.-In consequence of the
Superabundant yield Of tie wheat crop, this
staple has fallen nearly fifty per cent, In value,
and it is thought that the prlcc will not ex-
coed scventy-iive or eighty cents bushel.-
Harvesting in this section is progressing rap
idly, and we presume will close this week.
The quality Of grain is very superior. The
oat and curn crops are exceedingly promising
indeed VIC have rarely seen 50 pr,p,ious
aud productive season Fredericksburg Re.
corder OF Friday.
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LET il be Remembered,

That from and after this date, orders for the
.ldterfiser, unless accompanied with the Cash,
will receive ro attention from NJ. We are f"iced
n the adoption of This rule. and will rightly ad-
here tv il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

c:Y The London Money Market Review says:
"Wo have hahitnally regurdcd the United State:
with respect as proyider Of cotton, whereby four
ul:lon souls subsisted Let lis not forget We mast
now transfer this feeling 10 the Confcderates.'