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GESERAI. NEWS ITEMS.

w DR.. JAMES R. PoLLARn, late Of the Ridge,
in this District, has heen appointed an assistant
surgeon in the provisional army Of the confedcr.
ate States.
Ts- The last accounts from General Henry A.
Wrsy locate him in Jackson county. CUnsidera-
ble rcineorcements were reaching hiln,-among
the rest the Z" Ben Mccullough Rangers Of New
Orleans, under Capt. MCLEAN. This accoun'
plnces WISE moro than hundred miles west Of
MCCLELLAN.
s~ The Irish Volunteers (ror the war) Cap
Edward MrCready, jr., were to have left Charles
ton for Virginia Monday afternoon, the 2end
ms- The Florida Regiment for Virginia passed
through Charleston OIL Friday last.
me The Charleston Ere"ny Nens of Satur'ln:
saws I'VE learn that . regiment Of regulars left
Savannah this morning, and will arrive in this
city this afternoon.
Ey We congratulate The 0rangeburg So"'hr0'
On it. enlarged dimensions and bright appearance
And ne congratulate the people of ornngc and ST
Mathews upon possessing :" handsome local c1
popent.
~" meeting Of the citizens "i F'ehlanf
| District hns been he,l III Columbia, to tssi!t!
:hei- hi.h cstimllinn Of :heir late !istne1lshs- @
were pronounced hy wv. +. DISAr.Srn: ara
JAMES u. TEAnEwLLI, and resolutions adopted
commemorative Of his worth anl usefulness.
~ \ magnificent silk Ils" has Lten presented
10 the men Of Iiamp.cn's Lcsi"a ly lady d
South Carolina. President, DAVIS delivered il I,
the Colonel IL terms Of eloIiencc Mkirl fired tt,
heart. of MI present, .n'l -aii in conclusion
! tpr him. .rs. he had not 10 ,i.r riiicc he
cuir,t for IT. Lou"r but to SCARE lis rcrils: and
:vhen Carolina Levels her bay"nets ip- the last
caargc, lie l:".cd to be will; '!,cm.'
GJ- y Enc prospect ola Sugar crop is reported;
irom !.nui:iaE.i:
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MIC victory. What Next,

All readers vii! eagerly and i"yluly greet the
good news Of the great victory whasc accounts are
iu:t reaching us. il indeed grand intelligence
tnr our cause. Eat let US NIT for a moment in
-. .i..-
y lh::k ta il viii extcirl anil increase it rG,il.
i. Tie United States government will a<surcily
marc Is wl;p!e power by laud and sea, 10 cdci.yo
to wi., rut The riemnry of This defeat. Thatthcy
wi'i! l.. IF the south. But tia: they will attempt
il i,y u. the machinery. ptySca! and moral. which
;hcy c:n bring {" bear, is not to be questioned.
While We congratulate "uc auuihrr thru Un this
splendid aciiever.!rn; yi uar arlns, let us bear III
u,;srl ,hat i, How bccrrcs l:fc and death st.rg
Gle l,c.wc:! lie ti:r cuvernaeIt..
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Fog the Advertiser.

The tine Is come whr: every man will have t.
show What kind of material he is made nG,-th,
DID as we'll AZ the yorus. Ii il very true the oil
are not On the same fuoting ~ law Us to theil
duty bat they can, must, and, I believe, will ],
! t:cir part.
respectfully propose that the "l'l men Of Edge
field, frnn Is M, turn on: at the different muster
;r,anls. enroll lrr service either mounted or or
t"a,. and meet II the Court House on snc-,ay /,
organize tvs" Companies ui leu men cnc' Ore
mig!:; be mrunt i men, the other infantry. Let
i.,:m clcc:,s. sflycrs s;h regard To efficiency.
-; /" mere ers":a' popularity. In these times
ay rn:,fi,icnt of !.;s ability IN ti.c!,rr:c lis ,u-
ties. What we want, is men at GEre true to the
country and qualified To he Of service to the
c;,,s:.
further propose iha: these Companies acting
together md to remain together. cfer their SER
vices 10 tie iovcrnor for any duty hU may assign
them in the Si#tc,-thc;r term Of service to begin
early 10 the fall and to continue until it shnll be
necessary to return home to Pitch the next crop.
II the 5 tate cannci furnish arms, let every man
appear with the very best he cnn get, rice or
shot gun.
Whist say you, f.low-ciiizrrs? If you don't
like this proposition. & is hoped het.er will be
suggested. 1t * high time 10 think Of something
to do Respectfully,
NJ Fi,iyIER
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Mr.. Grow Spcaka.

Cron taking the speakers chair in the Federal
Congress- Mr. GRuw delivered himself of ten
paragraphs which may be rendered briefly MS
follows:
!. ;hank you.
.. The Fourth uc July is a national jubilee.
,. This is great country.
4. Rebellion without cause seeks 1" destroy
Constitution and Union.
5. 1t is conspiracy.
4. The grand cei"n "f the I. S is made IN Of
ali races nn,l tongues.
:. The North is Il l:nit.
$. ''Tis tie star-srans'r'l Banner.
Q. That Nag is feared abroad aad 'b"'t be feared
.: hoac.,
nf constitutional liberty, tins hlaS,nc forever IN.
hopes of crushed humanity. hcrausc iis frrcirrn
in hc mod" prescribed - The Constitution. scier
u chief mag':raa url :r""1:nhin to him, is y par
7ici!c 10 his race. ili!t; ,lur:i fc regarded
"nmmpr cnruIy If mankind. The upicn one.
destroyed i. like shattered yasa iiat no human,
mower cal, rnrnE:i:I:rt in is "T:r;;a symmetry
Coarse s;Giic. whr; !i'cy a.c i.rrlca nav Lc 80.
:nrn,e #gnin-plcci"us or.'S never. IrtLr Re
uuh!ic l.! "a hr r;siIcln.:c.:. :I!; tie .nm al Il.
liberty must 60 ori in endless ;icl!t, let it sr
amid the roar pf csEn"a un'l :ha din Of BATH.
wien rhrrs il II" l"n@craa ::n To Sri!;. or i tcar
ii hlre,i i!r lis caase.
Til: is The >ni:i ;;:l'i substance o: Mr. Grows
Y"r!,i#se. The lA< l,:.-..::;-a!h >a uecr m"as,cr
and for that rca:cn sc Trrsc;: It "a, il was norm
II has Tie ysa=c Of ~ ni,nnaabc at.ur,li!y. lE'
abdomen "l an Oil surg a:d the t,ii Of 4 grand
catastrophe. Like LINCOLN aad al the re-: o'
them, Crow is evidently for war TO the knife. Ia
rhc hI;. t" the dr:, H. and i! necI be, To the uni
veTsal annihilat"u Of bas North and South. II
such clnanaticn* frV:a the seat of power II, the
N"rth be not bare!accd hr:gca'locia il j. clear
tha: this war is to 5c fierce an.l lunc9Iiror.ing
one. The in!ica;ipn. To this eject are urali.ta-
k:abIe. MalHrss rilc. The hour and Fana,icism
swcs the gale And wi,rn s!s. is the case. no
ordinary human wisdom can reason Of the end.
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.,nolhcr Snd Cnn,ion.

The danger Of in"ualiag horses or mules mih
ihH h"mr .'.'"g t;sd has been ngrin and again
pnined out in "ur Columns. The iorkrillc E,-
Ymrrr gives "ne more :a Illustration of the dan.
ger Of d"ns sn. Says that papcr in ls issue of
the 18th:
We regret t" hear uf a sad accident whirh c.
Cured some two miles aluvc town ON Tuesday Of
las: week. We have been furnished %;th the fol-
lcwing rurlrnlars sir. .Juhn NJ. Smith. son Of
Calvin u. Smith, ascGi about IL years, was in the
field pl9wins with young mnlc when shaver
of rnin came on. Mr.. Smith unhitched the mule
lr"nl the pillow and fastened the trnce.chains over
The names. III uttclnrtingto TO mnunt the mule to
ride 10 the house. one Of hisfcet hccnme entanglcd
in the chains, which frightened the mule 60 much
that it ran Off and dragged tic Tnuns man some
two hundred yards, breaking his skull and in
iurng his back and loins IIe died in about one
hour after receiving the injuries.
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s.Tnries Among Us.D

Under this bending the Lexington Fluy alludcs
I, the spiking O! cunnon in that village ny come
unknown person,---tke object having been (as tht
Flag surpnses) prevent the firing Of salute in
honor of the volunteers just returned from Viz
sinin. The Flag adds:
"Qrr check rnantles with shame at the thoughf
there should be permitted among us ddStardly
wretch who would dare he guilty Of so base 'sn
net uron Southern soil. He should be ferretteil
out and only permitted to breathe in cline more
conyenial with his sentiments. Let the offender
nc he who he may, wcadvsc him to 60 to his frcn l'
across the Potomac before he is guilty of any
mnrc such criminal acts.
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4 Company Forming.

We arc %!ad ssr iiic Vigorous effort NOW being
made 20 organize another Company fru!G lhi: Dis
,ric FIR .rlc'l:a;c service in lhc Confederate ar
my. under the late reputation r,a'e upon South
Carolina FOR ',rGN additional volunteers, Ia serve
Tor n:i ,larGg INC war. We learn he c"nlaly
nGintr> :s": ::acwt Ef:y of Tie best material oi
I'd i::,;gcre and there il doubt, in The hand,
of thD,c vino 1--we iireaay ioinc'l, twill be pushed
inrward IL speedy organization.
Ts is the company 10 which We allaie else
"i.cra as ht;ms raised by McssTs Perrin, Minis
n;lil n;ilcrs
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Pipes.

Smokers hercabouts arc not likely TO suffer for
the want of pipes, it we may judge by supply
of gone thirty-fve duzen Of District manufacture
taken in trade n few days ago by merchant of
ths place. The old soul who brought them said
thcrc was "plcnty moro could bo got where they
come FROM" She makes dozen or so day to
fill up time. And capital pipes they arc.
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The Details.

But little reaches us Of the killed and wounded
in the late buttlcs With profound sorrow we
refer TO the dispatches announcing the fall OF BAR
row, Of Georgia, JOHNSON of the Hampton Legion
5. C., and grigadier General BEE, also "f South
Carolina.
So far as the battle Of Bulls Run il considered,
the dispatches say little of the South Carolina
troops, except to give the gratifying intelligence
that few casualties occurred amongst TEEN.
We have however much to apprehcnd Of tie
sccoud and principal battle. Let us aTait the
details with rs much resignation az mGy be.
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LIE BULLS CREEK BATTLE.

Manassas, July l9.-Geo. NJ. Murc, of the
New Orleans Artillery, is dead. Major Har-
risou, Of the lih Virginia Regiment is dead
Lieut.. H. II. Miles: priraics Diaconte Wli'
kinsun, Mallory, and Thcmas Langster, killed
Capt. Allen, Lieuts. English and Harris, prl
Yates Reilly Whitaker, Sergeant Simpkins.
me wounded, all of Virginia companies. a
sulicr named Baldwin, from Arkansas, was
killed at Staunon, by the cars, on Wednesday
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For The Advertiser.

All persons who llavc j"ired the Cavalry Com
]a;y br;n; raised hy C"l. 7. ". LASnAM am':
others are requested to nee, II; letters Church On
Thursday, the lst August. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
iur tue purpose Of rlectas Officers. a full at
tendance Of the mcinbers is requested. Person.
wishing to join the Company are invited to ut
tend. TRU0rEES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

DRowNED-lTe learn from the mail rider
between this place and Lincolnton, that Rob.
crt and Samuel sons Of William Whitesidcs,
aged, respectively, about Is and 20 years,
were drowned in Crawtord's mill pond, some
miles south Of Dallas, on Monday last. They
were in the mill pond bathing, when one Of
th' young men vcntured TOO far and sunk.
The other, in attempting to rescue him, was
drawn under the water, when both perishcd.
The pond was drained and the bodies recov-
cred. When found, tue bodies were clasped
tesetbrr.~YorkSilIe Enquirer,
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~. T. b.

Our readers will he delighted To soc that our
ra,v correspondent, 81. 7. 81 continues his
letters.
We would have corrcctod before ,his, al error
into which our correspondents last preceding let
Ter might have led some, had We not supposed
that every reader would correct it for himself on
reflection [, where some language was uscd,
which might have been construed into The mean
ing that some officers were not duly elected. We
know of m such eases in the regiment,-of non.
indeed who we're not both slf choice and the
preference Of their men.
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Gkt A0bettlslt.
ARTHUR s1MKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JULY "a, 1861.

wA Tirgnnn requests that we copy letter
in regard to the military preparation CT his otate
for the present war, ana her actual participation
in it thus far. i will give us pleasure to Il" 50
mex. week, as we are or those who have never for
moment doubted either the ralh or The courage
ur the Old Dominion.
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rhc Killed.

A private letter from Augusta says tha. the
killed in the hattie Of Sunday numbered about
1900 Confadcrltes to 5O00 Federals. This il more
than appears in the last Augusta papers, but may
he tho result Of intelligence received since these
papers went to press. We trust it will prove over
the mark rs 10 our troops
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Burbacue and Picnic.

We arc authoriiatvely instructed TO announce
that = Ba,hacus nnd Picnic will take pince al
tho s.e Of tle.nld Hoores limp Gr"uaa, six miles
above this village. cn Wednesday the "lst instant
in honor Of the Edy:Grld R!demen. The public
generally are invited 10 attend, and the ladies e.
pecial!y. tits hoped the Ei!arm'" will be present
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!Abe'S SImilitude.

Cvrr. the imp of the Adrerfiser's kitchen cabi-
me-, has discovered the likeness of I" o.e A blink
TN, anil vas overheard daing upon the fact to
one Of his darHsy comrades. You have all seen
that miserable, .crawny kideOus representation of
sick humanity ut the head of DR.. SOMEBODY'S
quuck medicines. Curr sEcars that's tho man.
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An. EIl StnCpr.

r. i. Il. Of lIarmcny reports the death in that
vicinity of horse, Familiarity known as "Oli
Buck, at the asc OF 20 years and :! months. lie
l,urc the mail from 1881 to 1859, since which time
where tic rnnl horses po''
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Affairs in Missouri.

LOUISVILLE July l9.-Di>patcLes from St.
Louis ami other n4intS in Missouri, are NJ
lr;ly useless, and private letters are cGnal!y
50. The indications nre plain that lie en-.
tire State is in perfect blaze, and nothing
is allowed to be published, or go through the
mail. tending to encourage The patriots
Items are published, stating tlat McCul.
lough has enarrellcl with Jackson ANA gone
bo,pn
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Safety of the Georgia Boys Confirmed!

Safety OF the Georgia Boys Confirmed.
The following dispatch WAS received inthis
city at a late hnnr last night hy 4 gentleman,
from the Hon. }ubt. Trnnbs:
RICHMOND, July 20.-llis certain the fonr
missing Georgia Companies Of Isamsaya Reg
irnent were not taken, bat being separated from
the regiment, marched over the mountains,
aal arc AL safe at Moncry with the COM
mand. Lieut.. Col. Cren>haw Just arrived,
repHrts he saw them, and 80; this account
from them in uerson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

@:Es- I'a,iei" and "Pahiot" vii! please cx-
cuse the postpnncmcat Of their articles to nrSt
week. The stirring news from tho war rrecudeS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

aa- Col. Rlos'a regiment left Ridgcrillc for
the seat of war Wednesday last Col. BLAsDIso's
left that point tho noxt day.
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From Western Virginia,
Stirring News from Laurel Hill, fn..'
The Georgia Boys all safe.

The Georgia Boys all safe.
LOUISVILLE, July l:.--Garnct's forces
numbered OILY five thousand; McClellan's,
,wenty-two thousand in three columns Nor.
RS had iianked the ConIc;lrrates on the north
and Mcclellan on the south, while Rosccrantz
was arproacLing in front. The ConfrdcraiSs
stood their ground to the last possible mo-
ment of safety The retreat must nave been
most admirably managed, as the pursuers had
no chance. to use their small arms, So well
was the rear gnafded. In the retreat tie
Conf.lcra,es were nuttlanked twice hv con-
vergins columns of purSuers. Only twenty
Of lac Coufcderates were killed. At last ac'
counts they were Ielreatinc in good order to-
wards ST. George. The Fedcraists hope that
Gen. Hill, noY II! Oakland, vii! hnrass Tie
Cmfcderates in their retreat towards Hardy
county. 1t must Le remembered that these
troops have kept McClellan's columns in check
for weeks.
RICHMOND, July lS.-We are compelled
to depend upon passengers for the news.
Those who are apparently reliable state that
four hundre Of Col. Hecks command SUR
rendered, and also four companies Of the Geor'
Ths budv Of Capt. skipwiih, Of the Pow
haitian Rifles, killed at R'ch Mountain, was
brought to the city tonight.
Tie Georaians !oaght anlsndidly. Five
hundred of them drove back 1861 oi The led
eraiis,s at the point Of the balyonei, Gen.
Garnet, hct,re baing killed, said it was a
feat wvlthY OF yo!ccans.
Gen. Mcclellan says hat Gen. Garnett's
forces fought so hard aud so determined that
he felt no disposition TO follow, b"t rather tc
leave them to other i1rces.
R.sl;Noxa, July lg.-Col. Starke, the aid tc
Gen. Garrett, says there was no pitched Int
tic but mere skirmisl lighting ON The day
Garrett WAS killed. The enemy occupied The
hill, aad Rlmsay's Georgia Regiment was or
errd 10 dislolge them. The Georgian:
.aovc.l UP sallauily-tour rolnla:!es on tht
right Of tue stream in TIC mountain gorge
and six Companies GA tic left Of the stream
rhe rn"mv appearing in such overwhelming
IL .',':v1 uut IiiarcEvL uii, ann were propa
hlS. i::,;ncdiacly surrounded. 1t is hoped
i.,wcvcr, !lc !oh. coi.,r.Ei2s may yct reac!
camp Gartct;s commainl on! Y lost Nen:l
killed. unless some ui' The four missing cIlii
panips wcrc killed.
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The Georgia Regiment.


SyAuHroy, July @u.--'rhc Georgia Eegi-
men, was il, sca,. OF Cen. Garne'i's column
| ,,r lis retreat fron laurel Hill, through
TICKER COUNT: OF his VA; 10 Monterey, iii
IlshIa:.d cnii:tv. forty-tiyc m:Irs iroa this
;,iaro. They were pursued hy the enemy and
three fights cnsucd, the last OF. the dry fork
Of Cheat River, near 81. l;aOr::;c, i'll Tucker
county. where Garurtlfe fell. Four Companies
Of ,he Gcorsia Regiment acre placel il aru-
bash and three OF them sent cut To flank Ike
encr.S-. The remainder Of the Regiment
were w:t!l thu: EIain b0'is' Gl ti,r ;.ri,;,. Tie
: sen conI#,litc detached wr!r ouiiianlttfl.
ard cu, oil entirely i.unl The main body
during the battle al Cilra! River. and arc now
making their way back TO the nain body in
small squads. Sumo men Of tic different
companies llavs come into this place.
The Walker Light Infantry was one Of tue
companies cut off hut two of item wcra
killed. Th, membcrs Of the different crmra.
nes who have co,ne here, hope confidently
that their respective companies will get back
snte'y to the Regiment.
Gapt. WILLING; who was cut of, has got in
with % of bis men, anu reports the balance
Of the company as being in the mountains.
and has sent his guide back for them, with
provisions.
They karn bern living ON bccf-rannsl rang,
in1 in the wootl. have lost Er@rly all their
clothing. am inErmcd the Regiment viii
hr ordered here, 10 iix up aal recruit, su as
TO go nmca norc 10 the breach. Tue other
prisoners taken by the rncny lave been dis
charged on their prole--will he here io.mor.
row. am not able TO give you full partcu-
lars rs all is excitement and confusion. Your
rcciln mt behaved with great galantry. The
rctrea, is regarded as equal to victory.
\. X. TRour,
Mayor Of Stanton.
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LATER ACCOUNTS.

From the RenRry OF Saturday morning,
we gather later accounts from TIC fight al
Bulls Run:
MANASSAS JrScrIoy, Va, .lu'y l9.-Onc
o'clock p. ln.-Up tolhis Loar nothing has
been seen of the enemy.
Owing TO the extent Of the line ofilehtins
Yesterday, it is very difficult to gather, al
th;s pint, the Correct particulars al the bat
tie. Our total !o:i in l;ilc'! and wounded It'd
moi exceed 90. The carnag- in lhc ranks o.
the cucmy was far greater 1t is generally
cs,ila,ci at Gao, but may have hcen Eiorc.
yets prj.Iitlrnt puSnlUi N me sacil6r. nild
covered themselves with glory. With tlleir
seven field pieces they engaged Sllermans ia
uGas, battery Of Us. Flying Artillery. SEcr
man lad IiI!ccn guns, hut, Notwithstanding
the disparity CT force, surh was the CALLING
and vigorous tire Uf the Washington .trtillr-
ry llul he wa, forced u shift lis in,s;tou 10
less lan l;Gtccu iiHrs. Ills lnttcry was H.
rally s;lcnccl anG lorc~d 10 retreat wi!E great
loss.
ul The Washington Artillery oalv one mlal,
! WAS killed and four wounded. Tlr!r names
are as fo'lowS: killed Private George }Iu;e
wpulnlcd Capt. Eschi:inan alel priyatcs Ear.
kcr, rarlr:nu and Iujle.
Major Harris, of tie Eleventh Regiment
!irgi;;ia EoluI;ecl<, va, illortally wounded,
and died this ,nvriins.
Private Thomas SansStcr, of tic .Alexan-
!lria lIVa.) Ri!lemen, was shot through the
hart and INSTANTLY KILLED.
Col. IIaye's Louisiana Regiment WAS among
til. troops cl,sagc;:. They made a splendid
Gayoaet charge, scattering thc eacTy in every
,iiiaa,iur.
II has been asce, taimud that Gen. Mellow
ell, iii person. commanded tie attack.
Among t;i:: fruits Of the victory may men
ton very large quantity Of improved arms,
thrown away liy he Yankees in their hasty
retleal, and taken ny our forces.
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SrArSroS, July l9,-T u. H. Nay, .l"-
gtsiu:-TEr pglrllnrpc Infantry and Walker
Light IniantrY are ell safe, except two killed,
MeSsrs R,!l and Cioyd, and one who died in
camp Capt Adams and Col. Clarke are
safe, f. H. HALL.
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TIE LATEST.

NINE O'cLocK: p. N-EycrytLing has been
quiet this afternoon. The enemy, having oJ.
Iainc, permission, under flag Of trace, ia
Lurv their dead, lave i,,cn brsly cngag ii il,
So doing for several hours. Their loss Ger
tainly exceeded 500 Our loss va, les; than
twenty killed, and thirty or forty woun.ed
Gen. l'unLam, whU c"lnmautlct! the brigade
t!ia, did the lighting, ha,l und>r him only 3uUO
men, made III Of Eirgniali, Soul! Carrlni-
sns and Louisianians, Th. enemy had he.
tween inliil and t;iIi1 engaged. We have II.
ken two talaua and lGj stand nr arms from
the enemy.
1t was 'rhoma4 Sangsl"r. and rot William,
who was killed anons the Alexandria Rifle.
mcu.
We have intelligence that Patterson has
crossed the Potomac at IIarpcr's Ferry, doubt.
less to make II Junction with Gen. Mcdowell.
Fifty Northern prisoners. principally Penn.
sylvanians, arrived here 10 day from Vim
chester.
We are hourly looking for renewal of
the attack.