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Depssit made on or before the ia Of ,July, WIN
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:. m, TO ,. M, ssd on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. fro. D Ia O'clock,
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SAVING BANKS.

KvING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. se
Warren &-IDterest allowed at IN. rate Of Per
ent On sum. IRON o. ts s5oo, and peT eens on
~ 1l:o: ss e., 4opdsY' 4S Thu'diy and Saturday
VANDERBILT I. BUXToH. s.erssary. " sSse'
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.RIOYIuRNT-sasRa.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
A Southern Grass.


Liable to correction and open to Improvement
at oil times, we hereby recant Tin par) position
We assumed some months ago, to the purport that
grasses could not be grown probably in our lati-
tude and with our climate. Incontcstiblc evidence
right hero ut home, overthrOws our idea complete
ly, ut least in respect to the -NcsQmii GrnSs and
we give it up with delight. 1t is real pleasure
to observe the confidence and gusto with which
our esteemed contributor, Mr.. NonRrs, dcscunts
upon tho merits of this grnss, mud the readers at
tcn,inn Is particularly directed to his cominunlea-
tion there ancut." Those visions Of o. fnt bGef," :"
I" fat mutton," rich butter, chickens and eggs
three times day." &C., &C., are gc-lo-rlous in
the prospective so invitingly held up by Mr.. NJ
We wish him joy of his success, and we wish the
public joy of the benefits anticpatory from the
cultivation and spread Of this fine grass. If it
holds out as it has begun, we may let old Ken
tucky 20 where she Tlen=cs and be nouc1 The worse
of for it. We can even sny to the green banks OF
old Hudson, owe envy not your verdure." How
delightful to contemplate the initiation nt last Of
grass, that promises to supply want so great
ly felt mt the South, unl TINT too at time when
the South must be all in all to herself. Spread
abroad the .M"Yuit and with it the credit that is
justly due its successful Edgcfeld propagandist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
A Good Cnitinc Knife.

Much ingenuity has been exercised to invent
instruments for cutting up oats, green corn &C.,
for horses. We think we have found the dcsilcr-
atum Our fca-doiidr machine having gotten out
of working order in ycnr, we were forced to look
around for something else to subscrvc its purpose
Seeing good old broad-axe lying idle, VIC or
dcred the servant to "tuke that and try" So he
did, and we have been now cutting oats with it
for three weeks, thus: Lay each bundle upon
table or stand, fixed firmly, in the barn, having
thrco inch planks well nailed on as II base of ope-
ra.ions. Take your broad-nXe and with one blow
sever the bundle ut the tie. Give the heads to
the horses and throw the butts among your COW
food. The heads huving thus but little straw
with them, your horses will eat them clean, where
us il you hud cut up more Of the bundle they
would reject much straw and with it not few
heuds. The straw saved clean by the broaa-axe
process will be fine for stock in the winter per
haps even horses at pinch might then accept it
without islain. BY the broad-axc process We
can also cut five bundles, to your one by Il cut
ting machine, and the only caution necessary is
to beware that you don't cut of your fingers, Of
which thcro is not the least danger with common
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-lt is rum0rcd that
the New York Daily !Neps. and the Day Booi,
are to be suppressed by the Government.
1t is inlima,cd that the Government will no
longer allow kentucky To remain neutral.
The Government is satisfied that Fremont
could not have reinforced Lyon without e'i-
danscring Eastern Mis- ollri.
Lcut. Cul. Ripley has been made Grisadlcr
General.
M signs Of hoS,il;ieS.
Butler las been detailed by Govsrnment to
the command Of the Volunteers nj Fort Potter
The Committee has reported II d;sioya,
and many disatlrctrd in the War DcEa mcnl;
81 disloyal, aud 10 suspected in the Treasury
Department: 20 disloyal and ! suspected, IN
the Interior Department.
The Pas>w'rt arrang. Int does not apply
to persons going to or rrturnltS iron C"iiuda
by railroad.
Tie .Alc1an,l ard E.ulirn railroad s!ot
ted with G. ni,,l. r..,r camps.
Al ,,u>!n,>, ,,,,,,,, are II tonl'''!' rat" IN
; ia,,lr,. with >,N raHuou: Al r"nt SiN 'iI'lcS
below ii lNl,l ,urn and >,N va,,non; four miles
!n,>",,! ID rcn. ,:rd alSn H,odl cavalry III
|. l!nn ntv The Potomac =rrnainS t""
III 1. ;,, H., ;ur.t>l even lN cavalry.
y icr:in. r! psrtyctSrcnriiy prevails III tho
entire rnuuuui,v. Military men say that with
thu ordinary reliance to Iva placed upon raw
tmn,s. ,l,v,r is not the least danger.
Tie Federal Marshal. at philaJrphla, en-
amiaeS all newspapers, and destroys the copies
Of the New York pAilv NttrS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Total amount paid Commissioners,
nIinintcring Angels.

,ere is 4 feature in Roman Catholicism, tue
lik@ of which we seldom find elsewhere upon earth.
1, is the unwaverins, unilinching, heroic perSis-
tency of s lcvnecs in the discharge of any ANA all
duties assigned them specially by their mother
church. Chief among these, and altogether love-
", is the fearless sacrifice Of comfort and case,
the Indifference to exposure, the defiance of dan
ger, which has 80 often led her Sisters NJ Chnrify
to the relief of suffering Immunity. 1n the pres
ent terrible war we see them still among the fore
most in their work Of love. The following noble
tribute is from Richmond letter to the Charles
ton .Hcrcmy.
"Thus, one passes on from bed to bed through
the many wards, and reads the awful moral Of
this unholy war in the saidest illustrations which
the vices ind passions Of men can furnish. And
yet through all this gloom and suffering, glenn
of light shoots like golden thread Oh n funeral
pail. | have told yuu how clean and neat the
rooms arc, and how comfortable the patients look
And the secret Of the pleasant fact lies in that
woman fitting across the corridor, with her grny
serge dress and tidy blue apron from chin to toe
and bonnet Jianc, whose wido naps, white ns
snow drift, and stiff with starch, wave over her
shoulders like pair Of wings. She is one of that
devoted band Of good women, known all over the
Christian world wherever there is sorrow to be
ussuaged, OF pain relieved, or comfort admins
tered, whom We nanc "Sisters Of Charity" but
r.,s,s should be called the "Angels Of the Earth"
I(or step is swift paced and nUsclcss, her hand
light and soft, her care and attention devoted,
unubtrusivc, intelligent, gentle and consu!ng
She it is OH whom these grave, thoughtful sur
geons lean, to support and carry out all their di-
rectous for the sick: anl these miserable men, to
tighten the burden Of their pain and captivity. II
biscuit or u natlrass, cup of water, u clean
pillow or fresh bed or body clothes are wanted
the universal demand which satisfies every desire
is, "Call Sister" Day and night with tircless
palicncc kind consdcrute and obligins to all
alike; asking no recumpcnsc and accepting no
reward. their sklful miniStrutiuns ure bestowed
on these wounded enemies, whose malignant hate
and unspeakublc purposes Of rapiue and violence
to their sex chad victory crowned their arms,)
they are now rcpnying with care and gentle
ness "mild US uny mothers to sick child
With such reality before us, we may we'll pass
by with contempt md scorn the foul charges of
cruelty which the Northern press has falsely laid
upon us, and rctort upon them their own inhu-
manity and uuchristian neglect in neither tend
ing their wounded nor securing decent burial for
their dead"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
The First Brigade.

A notice of this Brigade will be found on our
first page We have no doubt upon earth but
that this whole command, had opportunity offered,
would have exhibited us high hcroism as did Tint
portion Of it which was actually engaged.
In connection with the writer's mention Of Gen.
AcGowAS's name, statement that has appeared
inake ALberillc banner may be repeated. That
paper asserts, doubtless ON good authority, that
the GelGaI was the first man who recognized the
,ramp.o the approaching r-nnd army IN the
morning of the 2l.t, hnvins Ind his attention
6alea.t the unusual sound by scout. lie i'm
nedately hastenel IN Gen. BEAuREGAED's quar-
tcrs, gus frs! refused, at length obtained hear
ing, Stated the facts, and was himself at once dis
pa:clteto Manassas, four miles I'll, to call up the
toree Of Gen. JOnSS1oH there cncampel. It was
thus that these truops came into action Mt an ear
ly hour 70 the advantage of our operations we
~ tho salvation of the day, as the
E"n,nr thinks,--snr We believe TINT dny was to
he ours a"yhDr. Manytr troops of the Confederate
States were there to stay the tide Of battle, had
our left wing given way entirely. Had there been
no others. We are firmly Of the opinion that this
First Briyodc 9t' it.ry conii haze done Il. a
writer in the Charleston Nercury, criticizing this
memorable action, says: "wc we're defeated up to
the accidental terror Of the enemy" We cannot
believe syllable Of it. 1t is IN insult to a Gen
crul who still had, and knew that he had, the
means of vanquishins his encmy,-but who felt
that our triumph would be more eficacious for
cause, if effected, precisely it was, in the
quarter where the first attack Of the enemy was
received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
prcscriDtiOn.

writer in the Louisiana Baptist oifers the fol-
lowing treatment for certain pestiterous Ills TO
which all flesh is more or less subject. Its sim
plicity recommends it.
",rb.rc is Int little doubt that water is the hest
and most convenient reRery Tor boIls aud other
painful ,umurs and sores. kecpa cotton or linen
rS7-touUTed so rs to make il Of many thickness
scs. constantly applied to the tumor, like poul-
tcc. It will need no other dressing till it's well.
have lately seen this tried in severe case with
tho happiest results.
twill not scatter or heal up b"il III once
and nothing is fit remedy which "ould-but 1t
will bring it on to naturn crisis almost without
paiu-tnr better than all the ponllices and salvcs
known TO the medical world.
Salt Surfing, La. H. l..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
To the CamnS.

Dear So1l;ers: Another week has ccme aroand
bringing to US the pleasant task e addressing you
in our informal manner; Or ratfefit would be
pleasant, decidedly, if We had any thirfg good to
tell ycu. But there again, it is s"lnctE EiSssgood
that We have nothing bad to writc,-thnt every
thns in the old District goes ON quietly nnd
smuo,hly.-thut the gcacrll health cOnlinueSas
hcretoforc,-and 50 f"r,lbGStop Y sccond,--'hdae
IS something bad more Bd24f than has lgtn
gathered hcrruhnu's in seine years. SPit :TlSps.
continued after thn, slad-"lenis gelaX" wc spoke
"r llst weck,-c"ntinuei and !:
Saturday last when it blew ur quite SefRaa9'
cleared of the the ,mometcr standing -srtn-
day ut 10 in the warmrst part Of the day; and ut
6J0 next ln"rnins at o'clrck. %
The rains have started vegetation anew. Old
bcan-vincr, that loukel to he dead three weeks
nSo are actually bearing young beans again; anu
the tomato ,ines have shot up n uSuriant neY:
growth il for a.Lfy fall crop. You who are in
Virginia. that land Of green fields nnl babhlng
brooks, wnuld p rhaps think poorly row Of our
crab sruss pasturas bu, it really promises this
fall to rivnl the cuol emerald of Already. Our
very ruad->idcs are burdcred with the green ear
pctins,--and the old fields are literally "grde for
snir cen" I, remuins for the sun Of September
To say whether it shull ST. continue.
The news is almost the breath of our Eustrils
these days, and comparative suspension for the
Inst week has mnde us poor home guards duller
thnn usual. We were terribly let down too by the
correction Of that great feat of arms ut Lecsburg.
where 100 Yankees were said to be captured.
The Charleston !Ncrcmy had it so Especially"
aud seemingly from its own agent in Richmond,
who iutilnaed having it amUst direct from the
war department, and the circumstances were so
specifically stated by that authority, that al here
(cxccpt Col. BAusKErr who was OIL visit to our
town. believed it and threw up our caps in rap
lures. To find it all mistake was grierous. II
discovered to us ouc advantage 0: IL weekly paper
over II daily If VIC don't publish so much, we
have fur better chance 10 sit The worthless from
the good, the fAlalrsm the true.
The first swce. 9S Satocs in this markc. were
raiYs y your I1mLlr servant, an'l are very fine.
IGe good rcdEfvSsa neglect them at s. per bushcl
while the an gustS said to be giving 50.
But oiissaEiou,skerl srds,ly ruiSp the article at
l.Ymc; wish wc cqta qtaaFaisc dry goods. and grOcc-
.rics, nnd nails: ND rsndy i'adelothins, Ct ecter'
R,t Why ssgmblc, whom We htse, (gcneruly speak
syf sSyf3 dsas sand vegetables and somO sal',-and
q. few chickcns,-and plenty Of water well, W.
don't l,uve all the things in the world, you know,
but " hut we d" have is pretty good. The best OF
it Is. every body takes it in good hunor' which
mikes every body think that every body is not
quite so bad oft MS every body supposes; and thnt
does, like SMITH RAproRDs "few mouthfulls,"
rs well aS if We had ever 50 much.
Excuse nm abrupt conclusion we are called
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Affecting Incident.

4 Manassas correspondent Of the Blue Ridge
Herald tells an incident of General BEES fall,
affecting from is paintire simplicity. 1t was
upon the red hills Of Old Pendcton and in sight
of the bold blue mountains which alorn its north
western horizon, that tho lancnted Bee inhaled
those inspirations which male him, in death rs
in life, the child Of nature and the mirror Of truth.
Aud it was these beautiful qualities that caused
all men to speak Of him in the kindly tones Of the
W ritter from whose letter We quote the annexed
unprctchding but touching passage:
at was IL melancholy thing to me to bear poor
Barnard Bee of the field, though did it cheer
fully, and was glad to ussist him. had just as
sisted in bearing of Pritchard of cur company,
had placed him in wagon, and some ono said,
are there any Curolinians here, if there are any
present, come to the assistance Of your eneral--
Robert Maxwell, Capt. Fitzpatrick and several
happened to be present; he Was glad to meet W,
and suid, "Pendicton Joys carry me, for T. ,rns
raised tcith you" was the last to bid him good
bye, after he was put into the ambulance. l told
him if I could be Of any assistance would 60
with him, he shook his head and that was the
lust that saw Of him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
HThe Royal Idiot.'

The Ncwberry Co"serrotist thus charactcrizes
PRINCE NAPOLEON, now in America. The Con-
scrcatist speaks if from positive personal knowl-
edge, and says:
"Prncc Napoleon has certainly visited Nh
nassaS but We do not consider it our duty to copy
the extensive descriptions of the waudcripgs of IL
man, whom we know to bo q fool and coward
and whom We now suspect to be mcdlcr. He
was sent and unostentatiously, no doubt, in order
not to excite our suspicious. Equo ne crcditc
Tcncri."
Royal personagcs stand no better chance than
other people, in New berry. There arc times when
we admire our nOighbor's downright way Of dcul-
ing with the wares of "Vanity Fair"
But say,-whnt mean those advertisements Of
the Home journal, Peterson's Nagasine, and other
Northern publications? We ask in good humor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
An Example for the Little Girls.

Will tho little girls please consider the fact We
are about to state for their benefit?
One of their number, n lassic Of nine or ten
summers, has offered Mt the beginning of the pres
cnt school vacation, 50 cents IL pnir if she would
knit two pairs of socks for two old negro men and
one pnr of stockings for IN old negro woman to
help them through the coming winter. She un-
dertouk the tnsk readily and has accomplished it,
having received the promised reward. Blu, tho
best part Of it is to come yet:
That clover little girl has brought tho one dol
iar and .ftty cenis, thus enrncd, aud contributed
il to the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Association ut this
place, and along with the money still another pair
of socks to Warm Home brave soldiers feet.
Now, among tho one thousand bright md sweet
little girls in Edgefcld District, are there not
many, very many who will rivnl this pretty cx-
ample2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Aid for our Soldiers.

A hox for tho Hospitalin Virginia will be made
up at this place to-day Wednesday, by the LII
dies Of thu Village Association, and all are ro-
qucsted to contribute such things as they can to-
wards it.
We uppcnd list of articles most needed, or at
least such as are at present cnlled for Rev. r. W.
BAnYwELL, in behnf OF the S. c. Hospital Aid As
soeiation, at Charlottesville:
"PlannUl clothing of all kinds, shirts and under
shirts, sLocs pants, suchs, medicines of NIL sorts
hay run, rani!rs AMI cundls sticks, iron ware and
crockory."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Confederate Congress.

Rlcuxoyp. Va, Aug. 2i.-Ihe President
has approved the Act making appropriations
for the expenses OF the Government in tue
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Depart
mcnts, for tie year ending 18TH OF February
next; an Act making appropriations 10 carry
into effect an Act authorizing the issue OF
Treasury notes, and TO provide war tax for
their redemption, ami for other purposes; an
Act authorizing the issue of inscribed stock in
place of coupon bonds an Act establishing
ASSAY offices ut Charlotte, n. e., and at Dab
lonega, Ga; nn Act making additional appro'
priations for the navy; and an Act repeating
the 4lh section of an Act regulating foreign
coin, passed 10th March last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Ernm Cnmp Griffin.

A worthy menber of the Hampton Legion, Wr-
ting friend in this place, thus mentions The
popular Captain of the Eiy.fcH H"Ssars llnr-
iue alluded to the spirit and excellence OF 'hat
corps, he adds in regard to Capt. BrTLEn He
is ALWAYS performing his duty with tho greatest
alncri,y. I have never seen him idle while IN
c.,np. lie shows parliality to no one, but treats
nj, al;ke md gives credit to whom credit is due.
The boys like him well and obey=hm proudly.
por one | have all confidence in him, "ud am
willing to follow him to victory or denth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Ia. PRESIDENT DAVIS approved on the
2222d the following acts Recently passed by
Congress:
An act establishing uniform rule Of nat
uralization for persons enlisting in the ar
mics of tic Confederate States.
An act 20 increase tue corps OF artillery.
I'm act making an appropriation OF fifty
thousand dollars to pay for the services Of
physicians employed in conjunction with the
medical staff ol' the Confederate army.
An act authorizing the Secretary OF War
to employ cooks and nurses for the military
service, and appropriating for such service
the sum Of Sl30,00O.
An act appropratins the sum OF S21 ,0OO,-
600 for the payment Of the military, Quarter
masters supplies, and transportation, and for
the purchase of subsistence and ordnance
stores, medical supplies, and service.
An act appropriating $4,000 for the cs-
tabishmcnt and support OF military hospitals.
A resolution authorizing the Secretary of
War; in his discretion, to furnish volunteer
cavalry companies with ali tue necessary
equipments.
special service.
Together with some few other acts of no
general interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

the country upon the combined nerve and discre-'
ton which have here marked the action Of our
Congress 1t is fashionable in certain quarters to
term applause like this aduiation. Let no such
hacknrycd srccr prevent II grateful constituency
from according their approval and thanks to the
ublo cuunsrors who have here perfected one of
the most remarkable measures Of their deliver
ance,-ani which may prove to DC dclycrancc
from financial lhraldom and foreign entapglo
mrnts, ss we'll as from the dangers Of our present
great trial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Affairs i'm Missouri.

Sr. Lpuls, Mo-, Aug. 23.-Two released
prisoners, just arrived from Springfield, re-
port that the Thursday after the battle, zen.
McCulluch moved alter Gen. Sclgel, oue
learning that lie was reinforced, moved to-
ward, jefferson City. :.
Quite number ui the wounded on both
sides hud died since the battle. Col. C"hee
had lost ley. The official s'ateinemt OF the
Federal loss is as follows: 223 killed, IL
wullnld and 2gl missing.
McCulluclI, under date .! the 10TH, issues
Il proclamation tending to quiet Tn" t'"rs "i
the Unionists; also u general order thanking
The army and describing the victory as bril-
liadt.
Brownlee has been released, ON condition
that he resign his office and leave the city
AMI reside in free State.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Aug. cc22.-An attack
on tlis place by the Crniederntes * feared.
jackson and La Fn.ete counties have
!, ,n0n S..c..rsi"ui.ts uulrr arms.
IRosroN, Aug. 22.-Thc C"nfederatea on
the ST. Francis river lave been reinforced hy
Cen llarllrr, with, Artillery, and will proba-
bis cut ,ar llsckcrs regiment at Marble
Creek Inr,lccs command has returned TO
Grccnvilr. One thousand Cunicdcratcs ure
at Icslrrvil!c Oh Black Creek.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Col. OAKS RsGlMESr.-The last speaker
Of the lIuuse of Representatives of the Uni
ted States, who held that post with honor,
was James l.. Orr, who was also, 10y common
consent, ono uc the best presiding officers
that House had Witnessed, He is now Colo
mel Of lrSionary TOR independent regiment,
fully ergsilizcd and gerlyexpccting march
ing oraefs, Tue cSpddcnce rcIWscd in Col.
Orr ISL ssighally exhibited in the prompt Suc-
cess which attended his cul! for regiment,
aud in thu fact that he has been Compelled to
refuse many companies. His regiment eln,
braces representatives Of extreme PORTIONS OF
the State, and nobl. representatives OF the
best champions Of the State, rs we confident
L. relict vii hc demonstrated on proper tri-
al.-CLarlrstnn Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Old Soldier Arrived.

C.M. GRAY, SEN, tho well-kuuwn old soldier OF
Edgeticd tho keeper Of the s. c. House OF
Representatives, and lately lag-Jcurcr Of the "9t
Riaemen," hus just returned home, from tho seat
of war in Virginia, having been honorably Dis
charged from his duties at that post We are glad
to udd that he still bids fair to weather many
more storms, only needing space Of reposc for
recupcra i,n- nd which We trust he may find as
r,lna 81 Mt ns hcnrticial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Col cnrex ". Skies.

We copy with much pleasure the following no
,ice of an old friends promotion. Were ho ut
our elbow this morning wo would say, keeali
the words of applause DANAs speaks to MEL-
So1rE in tho plny,-thusc speak We to you.
"The Savannah M"rniHy NceS, of the 2lst,
says TINT tho following officers were elected by the
18th Georgia Regiment of Volunteers nt Bruns.
,r;ck on Monday last: Colonel-Cnrcy W. Styles,
of rho Wire Grass Minute Men; Lieut.. Colonel
cant.In Lime, of the Piscola GuardDI Hpjor-T.
n Gardner, Of tho BrunsHIck RiAes"