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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
OBITU AIRY.

DIED, Oh the End inst, Of protracted illne ess,
of pulmonary disease, in tho 25th year of her
age, Mrs. LOUISA F., wife of Rev. LurnsR R.
GwAL1SEY, Of this place.
II were impossible, in the confines of news
paper paragraph, to do justice to the subject of
this obituary. Hers meek. gentle, quiet
and uncb.rusyc spirit, and from early youth
having chosen and faithfully acted tho life of IL
Christian, she died, as one who had learned to
lean on the only refuge of her soul, in the trying
hour of death. And though she walked through
its valley and shadow, she feared no evil. Ills
rod and His staff they c"mfortcd her.
Her amiablc and social qualities had cndcarca
her to our community. And indeed that was
public bereavement wost unwelcamc visit of
the messenger, which unloosed, though gently, the
ties which bound our loved one to earth and our
hopeful anicipations of the future how truly
is there u vacancy in our community family cir
clc We miss her from her accustomed seat at
home. in the sanctuary, and no longer enjoy
those strains of tervcnt music her harp is tuned
to higher notes Of heavens harmony. Wherefore
let the bereavel husband, the children the sisters,
the brothers, the Pastor, the Fluck, the whole
community. "Comfnrt one another with these
w"r,is.-tu be absent from the body, is to bc pres
Ell: with the Lord" L. j. NJ.
D,Ep, on the 2lst Sept, Mrs. DELLA PHIL
LIrS. in the 18th year of her ace.
In the demise ot MIS- L. one ut our pureSt and
best women has passed away forever from our
midst. Tho community in which shc lived so
many years of usefulness, and whero she was so
long known for her Christian picIy, the genial
warmth with whicn she ever strivcd to render all
around her happy, and her countless deeds OF
loving charity, must sorcly feel the heavy afilic-
tion that has hccn brought upon them. And
whilst VIC would symrathisc with the bcreaved
relatives and fricn'ls of the dccc:sed, We would
also remind them that her for whom VIC mourn is
" not dead, but sleepeth," and is fur happier now
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Death of Dir. lIarwood Burt.

The people Ct Eis,;;cl, and mary others
Throughout: the State and the South, will recciro
with deep regret the announcement OF the death
OF Dr. HARDWOOD BURT, of this District. The
melancholy event occurred suddenly 1t his resi-
teucc on Friday night last.
Dr. ErE1 WAS aiou! Sixty years "i ase, and,
tlI"nn never in amy Official rSliul! before the
pcuple was perhaps as generally known US amy
man in the District a long and useful career AZ
a ,hysiriau was followed by retirement scarcely
loss beneficial L" his !rl!"w-mcn ,-aGurdins him
as it did The opportunity of illustrating the true
vcoarmy and proper management CT ncyr" iuiOr
q. cotton cultan. Few men in South Carolina
,Y. uy.,,:.ti themselves more diligently Or sue
cec .c,i more completely III developing these de-
:i,:s:ata liar las Dr. EvET within the las. tcE
years Of his life.
In iutrl.cct The deceased was sprsh'ly and
vigorous iAE aY0:e the cum,n"n level; aid in
heart lie was universal. cstcr:ncd enc vi the
most bcnr!iccn; of ruci. Long, long will his CO.
temrorarir- recall The inini,ablc lnanrer in which
he WAS accustomed % hold mp the mirror TO noturc
--Euw car they ever forget the rac;cis with which
he detailed each feature n; tho pic'rre' tiener-
cruus, ki:il, nrsisins, cousidcra'e md omincntly
social, nc was tic lfc aud joy IF the circle tina.
knew hil,.. Eu, While his Philosophy taught him
To krcn the sunly side" Of time amd sense, hs
Religion led him to meek preparation for a
brighter ami !. letter world. There may his spirit
'closs uuJer the Inrgiyins smile Of mcrciiui
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Court.

The Law-Court for Edgc6eld commenced its
Fall Session Monday There was aomc difficulty
in filling NJ the juros, so considerable has beSn
the war-drain upon our men. They were howcyc.
arranged during the day. Judge MUNRO pre-.
sides AN officer who has s,c.dily grownin repu-
ation before the bar Of the State, and whose legal
ability is strongly fortified by uuinn OF COMMON
sonse and urhahity peculiarly suited to the duties
Of the hcach. Solicitor PERRY is ut hi4 post, and
good progress iii his labors. by the way, the SUN
burnt hue of his complexion bears evidence thnn
he has come direct from the camp to the Court.
We wish him n safe transit through the term and
timely restoration to more stirring duties Tho
business of the Court will probably occupy most
of the present week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
An .awiii Eu;tlc al Hand.

In v;cw Of the fact that on every occasion,
| ,:nrs and size. ,.c battle uI Manassas. the
lc,Iclals have run when any demonstration
was made ON their front, TIC tn!owin! from
the Iic3ui|, will prove IL the reader, refresh
inr a. least. The bare ide. Of Yankees fight
ing a terrible hallir" is intensely amuoins.
BIT Bennett gives !. significant glance III
startling probabilities, iur the benefit ol s"f'lc
u his Northern contemporaries:
a terrible battle IS ., hand between the
iv0.vj5 troops or lie banks Of the Potomac
-2y0,HG1 on either si,,c---i, battle ,;1ich will
il, :: eater than tha, ii Waterloo, and viii
lloo.b!y be decisive agains; The i,ar!y which
loses ii. The mighty results t;cpeid,rE on il
viii inru'yc the j;:S::.y ':r ;!,e people Of this
continent, and G,crhaps Of lnoGcGi. civiz"iuu.
Ii there sinou, DC !. partial defeat Of the Fed
yt:,I as;;ly, let t.r Abolition leaders H'Eo in
S;i.;atr Tie rebellion ana the war-Phil!ip<.
Garrison. G;2riy: Eerchcr, Checrcr, Tappan,
jos, ana their tssuciates-look out Tor an
other couatyy, as this will be too hot to hold
them If there Should be- tolll defeat OF
tic f'ederai army, together with the capture
vi Washington, iet the anti slavery dema-
yugucs, who Tor the last thirty years have
been stirring ,ip the emhcrs ol strife, which
resulted in the Suuthern revolt, look out as
las, a.; they can iUf !Anlc asylum h":Vnd tile
!in!ts nr lI:c 4,mc.inln Continent, !"r this is
tic cnly v:y il which they can consult tic
a!r.y cl their itEnriiled nccKs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
For the Albany pn.rios.
.,.,-A nnr Inn.s ". Chilcs.
u;y u;n;struEons at N,mt Game! CaHrch
Baks. t'yaa'g, Ga.

IL u
Baks: toaa'y, Ga.
Il rms i.cn our greatest pleasure 10 bh
ra,r,.lar attendant at rruilGcicd mee'in5s
hi, -; lie above place ior the last week, anu
~, must pe ;.r,.nlttcd to say tnat such Sell
mons p, he delivers, it hes never been our
rn,a fortune TO hear before. lie is perfect
master Of all aud every subject that he touch
rs: IN fact Lc is evidently All INSPIRED man,
for rather lsimister) inspiring his audience, or
congregation at c.cry s:ep-nrver covered
un:.r l.is supiavt, hn! rising higher and high
g.: ~ be- proceeds, his rapid ::nd Constant
su.ce,s..,,l ui Thought, VIII his qn'cN, c'c",
and distinct rnuncsaior, Constitute h!'i'' Il no'
the ycrr prince OF r!tc;orlel"'ia, Tie most per
4.c, ..i.,: accomplished l"aici'l!
lie hur.cs his Audience on i'll 80 reH'"I I"a-
b.. :, manner, that it is almost lEpoSsin!c
"a ,;ccn pace with the swift c1rrent OF hiS
,urIi,r, until yua are surprised. "vrrwicii'ie"
AMI cali; ;:c.i. lie sweeps away yn"r iGeIinrs
,:,,, ;, lnnus1.i:n tnrrenl, ami ;:ie io:ce oi ihr
stream leaves yuu little ici>ure 10 conteH!iha'e
,,,n;, It's c:earii,..s. T.. n.ccr .tnl!c'S or ae>t-
;;ts< is. a s;ay!c ias'uni, but n!als N:th lis
r,,,,yt Ike 4 Child with his Toy. hh II Is
in iyu;:; :.o;c like TIE s''b''s '"A&heiit INK"
..,f,, and rywcr or rather tie ilasi,eS c! the
!ccl:ic ti.lld or salvaiiic battery, 'hai' any
,Lus else IL winch it may be l''iy compared;
- :. re;..cl,cr, We say i'll the la"suaSe oi
the distinguished Richard lisrry Wilde ole
o; I tro:Sis', most git,e sons, s'o' may Years
s;,,c. i,:.! :: New Uriea::- IN ;:'!ndlmS -
SON. the cxtingn:sHeti inmiEarlcS Gi 'iie
lpl Congress, I. $, lie said III rsiereiicc
- the lallr,;,ci l.owndea o South taFot'ns'
tIat" he :acrcly stands By "ad leis reason
aroue for him" His seEl'cneis oi nai;nrrS'
Ls kindness of Heart, but beyond and above
aii his unclou,lei intellect, the c!s"racSS q
iis mind. eutille him 10 cTc:y. pra:S',, IL ever
man was ov is cr,i.lcllo praise. liis pern'
r,t;un vn la>, Sabbath Was ti!c most !i'"4'''
;ll Grand aid sublime ap1.lropAc " no oe,
inre ever heard tie ike? ] never ti".
wish could recall il. Ihvrc IS, We say EN- y:
o!a,c;.iy !. char'n, fascination, grace u.-
line pcciliarly his own that we have HeSci
lrlcll about amy other human beng. NO
man we haze cyev known l'osseSSe" II so pre-
cruiaen,Iy, So si.,sular:y. l;eader, there Is u,
mo- iIa,,cry in thi,-no iu!some atulation; II
YOU believe there Is, 80 hear k'n, II "'s1 uo
you good-,nuci, good:
Baker co., Sept. -, lSGl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

CO. General Mcclellan declares Firing Oh an
orrpv's pickcts us contrary to the usases of civil
;zcl warfare, anu he therefore orders that there
sbn]l be no more firing on said pickets, unless it
becomes necessary to resist their advance or re-
,,rn , fire commenced by them.
ess- Mcssrs. s. H. Kennedy Co.. and Mr. j..
n lIueer, of New Orleans, have established /"
rnc,ory for the manufacture of Bale Rope, aud are
nav giving employment to about eight hundred
Dersons. Tho Ropo is made Of tho best qualiy Of
Hemp.
my. Mrs. Tcmpa sirls, of Broad Creek, Cra-
ven County. N. c., hung hclsclI on Friday last,
having lost her reason on account of her two sons
volunteering and joining the army.
aIy- Ills Exccl,ncy Governor Pickcns and
family, fsays tho Ccumb: Carpiinian Of Sulur-
day arrived yesterday, and occupy the residence
Of Mrs. j. w Gibbcs, on Senate street. His Head
uunr.ors aro nov here.
fzS- Gov Drown has tclcgraphcd the Secretary
Of War, urging him to send back five armed reg
imens Of Georgia troops, 10 assist in tho defence
of tho coast.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
LATEST NEWS.
Naval Engagement off the Coast of
North C0rNIino

The principal item Of tho latest news is the IA.
king of the F"""y of the coast Of North Carolina.
In addition t" the te!egrnrhic information, III.
Chronicle & Sentinel Of Augusta contains l.,tcr
from which We gather as follows:
The expedition engaged in the capture consisted
Of tho steamers Raleigh, Curlcw and Junalarska.
COMMODORE Lynch commanded the steamers. Col
WRIGHT, Of Ga., commanded the ,rcops on hoard,
which consisted of the Dawson Gra~s, athens
Guards, and Wilkinson Rifles. The Fanny ,naio
considerable resistance but was captured in sho,t
time after the attack begun. She was CARRYING
rich army stores to the l4th Indiana Regiment
The stores were valued at from $4,000 to SlON..
COO Ono item is lOuG army overcou,s. The
Fanny was Immediately manned and Tcnt OH with
tie little Confederate flee, to do further service.
against her late consortS. or the 10 prisoners, nj
are from lIatterns,-SOmo Of Indionans, and
few New Workers. The achievement though COM
parativcly small is comfortable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Nrni EOrli...NerY.

If you wish to SEQ some very neat cabinet work,
tho product of home industry, call Mt Nr WITr's
rooms in Park Row. Since January'lnst he has
been at constant hard labor in his department, md
the result is en- array of wartlrObcs, bedstca'ls,
was!..tands, tables, bureaus &C., that would dc
credit to any shop in any sort of times but which
is especially praiscworthy in the present posture
of things. Mr.. WITS is doing his duty to himself
aud to the country.--We must be permitted to
compliment the ornamental painting upon the
cottage furniture, and also tn state that it is tho
work Of Rev. Mr.. CoSSOH rov stationed here. 1t
mt only cyinccs his nslo but srews TINT, like ST.
Paul, he is ready in the intervals Of his more
sacred lalors to do whatever his hnnds find to do
with all his might
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
AGnirs in Missouri.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Oct. 3.-l,SoO re- els
have parted from the main body for Gco.getost,
Missouri.
The rebels intend to make demonstration in
vast numbers upon Georgetown, Jefferson City, and
st. Louis, and feel confident Of their ability 10
take these places.
Dr. White, OF Gen. Mull:gan's brigade, brings
information from Lexington to Monday night.
Gen. Price had left Lexington with his main body,
and was moving Southwark TO effect junction
with Mccullough, and give Fremont battle. Gen.
Price anticipated M easy victory over Fremont at
s point, aT,l vii. then :aovs to St. Louis, whcle
$4,000 SeccssiYnists will rise, ana welcome him
with arms III their hands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

TERRIFIC SroRM.-Qn last Thursday night
a very heavy and destructive storm passed
through this section, sweeping before it fences,
sl,rubbcry and uprooiing trees, and scattering
them in every direction. From its continued
force We anticipated the cotton crop would
be destroy cd, but VIC are pleased to learn that
the havoc was comparatively small to what
was expected, and a large portion of the cot
ION which was blown from the boil tc the
ground, can yet he saved though not with !.
ont being classed rs damaged
The corn crop is regarded as tue best and
largest ever grown in this section.-Albany
Patriot, Oct. Sd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

D1srlxGvlsIED ARKlrAL.-Thc Richmond
Enquircr says Among the arrivals at the
Exchange last night, was Sir james Ferguson,
a member of the British Parliament, who
brought with him important official com.
munications-so at last it was announced
from our Commissioners in Europe, to Pres
idcnt Davis, Ex-Presi,lent John Tyler, Gen.
Wise, and others. The arrival Of this dis!in-
guishel nobleman is regarded As full of sig
niiicance, and creates quite stir in official
and outside circles: His lordship and suite
reached here ria Memphis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
CONGRESSIONAL Announcement.

The last Ahhcvillc Bnnncr contains the follow
ing announcement. The nllusion in the closing
words. is TO that sputlcss patriot. the late GOvor
nor NOBLE, than "hom tiucr Caroiinian never
brcnthcd:
Mn. EproR: We hcs leave to present the
nalnc"f EDWARD NOBLE, Esq, ns II fit rcprcsen-
tativc for the Fourth Congressional District in the
Confederate Congress. The intelligence Of that
District would not relish any fusnlne audnton.
True merit srcnks for itself, in still small voice,
but powerful ns tho thunder. The man VIC sug-
gust has wrought "ut ior himseij character, In
'lepcmtlrntlr of tho name (he bears) which IL al
ready identified with the hisary of the State"
SALUDA REGIMENT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Good upon the Army Worms.

Every one should strive, with patriotic de-
vution. says the New Orleans Pir"ynnr, to dis
pcnSc, as far as pnssihlc, with everything res"r-
lrd rs Il necessary of life that may have ten
dency 10 increase prices, and To stimulate the
cupi,y Of these whose disposition to realize profit
uutsrrips their attachment to their country ana
its interests"
The same paper gives a refreshing instance OF
the interference OF the authorities %ith tho cXtor-
;ura;c nnnopolieS Of these same detcSt!l'lc army
worms It is US follows, aud We trust will become
an approved prcccdcntin all similar cascs:
"IMcurrAxr MuvENgST.-Iiis Exccllrncy Gov.
Muore Issued MI o-cr. yesterday, 10 seize all the
ro;k in the city held by spcculai"ri, who hnd ad-
vanced il, We learn to the enormous price oi 500
per lsrrvi. We feel ssSurcd that the Governor
viii hr nraHi!ausly spf"rci ~ oar citizens III
this movement. We sec 40 good reason why lner
chants shfEid take advantage of the scarcity ot
provisions in time Of war To- speculate Hpun "ur
Government, auy more than that our gallant vol
untrcrs should demand higher pay for their ser
vices Thee SPECTATORS nro the last men iu our
community to cnme forward in sil of the Govern
memt and in support of the holy cause for which
other citizens sacrificing their all. 1t is GER
thin that such acts do not show great amount Of
patriotism.
We are wiling at nil times that men should
maku 1: fair profit on their sUuis, wares and ner
chandizr but in Il cri5S like the present. To spec
uluic u, such ruics especinllyn provisions whci,
are to feed and support our ;"ldicrs, shows a far
greater prcponderanco for the love of the almighty
dollar, than for the love of country. We are,
therel"re sratifie st the course the Governor has
pur I'll, as these men will now only receive Il fair
.uation for their property which has been seized,
instead of the immense profits that they had thus
hoped TO realize by imposing On our Government
in such nn emergency.
Hear also what the Charleston Mercury says:
Men who would prey upon tho public need,
during y struggle like this foes far more dam
re:ou: 20 the wcdl ~ the State than the Yankee
rutlurs, wo shuik, with torch aud riied c:..nu..
alung our bor,icrs mud nur coasts"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

Errrc7s OF THE SrnRN.-1'he Orlngeb''rs
.nphluu, speaking of tue ELECTS oi 'hc 'i'e
storm in that District. says
Such was tie severity Of the wln'i t!ia'
hundreds. or perhaps we would he nearer Tie
worI r we would say thousands, OF sturdy
oaks and pines which lad successfully bravrd
,'.,...:...-,,s q. a..cs. were made ;" succnmh to
,.,. 49,, ~, wLici, race. Oh l,ii,,i;,y. Fences
Were VII en- mus, exposed we're literally levri!ed
Whit ground, Wills: number Of houses
,;,,; we have i,ca:d Of. were more or less
d,nagcd. If no lives have hcen lost by it; IT
80 w. I'D bc q miracle We have heard a
,oror, ~ he ssf:ct that Mr.. William Knots,
- n,n Swamp had four negroes killed by the
falling OF u tree, thoug h We cannot Soucn 'o'
The un;i. q i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Capture of n Federal steamer.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct 6.-An authentic letter
dated Oct. g. says that the steamers curlew ard
Raleigh captured the Federal steamer Faaay tho
evening before, loaded with blankets, grca. coal,
shoes and clothing for the Federal fleet. Forty
five mon Oh board of the Fanny were taken prisu-
ners There was 40 one killed or wounded TN
cithcr side The steamer and cargo are sail to be
worth sian 600.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Gbt Aobertlslt,
ARTHUR sIMKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. o, 1861.
PAY Up !!

During the ensuing October Court it is likely
many of our subscribers will have occasion to
visit this place, and those Of them who are any
wise indebted to us arc urgently requested to call
in and settle. We are lahoring faithfully, during
these irving times, to present weekly to our pat
rons m interesting paper, and expect to continue
our cxcrtions t, this cnd,--hut wc must have us
sistamre from those whom We have right 10 el-
Jccf aid. Come, kind patrons, 90 yonr duty-we
ell do ours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
,So.c;oI 10 he CLorlesioa Courier.

RICHMOND, October .l.-Prcsident Davis
Yesterday reviewed the Confederate forces at
Fairfax Among the troops in line were the
brisadcs of Generals Walker, Longstrcet,
Cooke. and Jones, besides the Washington
Artillery. Of New Orleans The review last
ed three and half hours and is said to have
been quite br liant affair. immediately at
forwards the President left for Richmond.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

NJ MORE FrELorGis-Amon=t the on dis
current in military circles, yesterday, was one
To The effect, that in consequence OF the gen.
eral abus;. OF urougils, no more would be
issued fro,u the War Department. even to the
sick ,.csirm. >lcarc Of absence. Stringent as
his order may appear, its adoption and gen
.ra enforcement will really be productive Of
i,epei., TO tnc Sgyyicc.-Kicamond Examiner.
HSIh nit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Cen. Honllnm,s Nomination.

Iu calling attention to this nomination, we taku
pleasure in complying NTH a request to make the
following statement, viz
There need he no apprehension on the part Of
the people, that the position Genera! BoNuAM at
present holds will conflict with his acceptance Of
an clicc to which he may be recalled b. the popu-
lar voice. We may ndd, what We hear, that Cen
erai l.s nomination is perhaps already published
in Newbcrry and will doubtless be made in every
part of the Congressional District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Washington Affairs.

BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 5.-Thc Louisville JOUR-
nal, of Oct. f. contains the following news items:
WAsnIxGTos, Oct. Upon charges made by
Col. clair, Gen. Fremont has been ordered to re-
port for trial by court martial.
Gen. Wool, Of Fortress Monroe, has bean o.
dcrcd to supcrceds Gen. Fremont in the command
Of the Department Of the West, and Gen. Eans-
field left for Fortress Monroe this morning t, ST.
psrcede Gen. Wool there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
Iup.l,u Roasting Ears.

That ins-un corn patch CT j. H., which caused
some fun about TIE timr Of the harhacue at
Moore. las suinmer, has sore surprised us nil. !"
uron our table at this moment lics large arm
full of fine rnasiing-ears just gathered from it,
and for which we return thanks to the owner and
dorur What cannot mother earth do when tho
seasons come along dropping fntncss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
For the Advertiser.

OAKLAND, Sept 2Sth 1861.
ME. EaIroR: On thc3ISt Auguat, in answer to
n call, the ladies' of this community mot Mt tho
Butler Church to form society TO mid in furnish
ing supplies for our sick soldiers in Virginia.
The meeting was called To order by calling Mrs..
WM. CuLBRrATH to the chair. The meeting then
proceeded to elect officers when the following were
elected: Mrs. WA. CuLnREAru Pres; Mrs j. p.
MIcxLER and Mrs. DAVID DENNY Vice Pres; Mrs.
wv. DOzlER Tres; Miss RHoDA DAVIS Sec'ry, and
Mrs. J. X. PICKETT Cor. Secry.
The Society is known II, the Oakland Hospital
Aid Society"
We have been at work md a:c enabled to report
progress: We have collected in cash nnd sup
plies Soli.5j, which are now ready for shipment
on th.ir crranl of kindncsS--to our loved ones
sick in defending the rights, honor, and interests
of oar country. Like Mrs. NOTE, some of US are
really to give cur al.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

4 CuAycE FOR I'll. ReEErs IN Fort La
F,yErrE.--TIo L: S. District Attorney of
New York has received Instructions from the
Secrcaric. Of State and War 10 examine int"
the case or numler of the prisoners now
coriircd a, Fort Lafayette. The examination
will be so conducted that innoccr rites
will lmt he detained one hnur a facts
Of thcr no.rcempl:city will, trr:. :. Is estas'-
lishcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
/" BY Grace Yc nrc saycd.n

somc readers because of the pcrsst.ncy with which
it rings the changes upon the election by grace.
But are not the seeming asperitics Of this great
doctrine all taken away by the single emphatic
declaration contained in the 18th verse of tho 10th
chapter Z" For trhosoerer shall cuIupon the name
Of the L0ri shall be sdrtd"