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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
An Offer For Wool Socks

A lady of thisimmcdiatc vicinity offers wal
nut.cased Wheeler and Hiisons Ssping .Rachinc,
only in use ycarand uninjured, for one hundred
.nirs of nll-wou sucks. The machine cost ninr'y
auUars and is as good us new except some slight
dcfucemcnt of the case. Any one takinS up this
offer, and guaranteeing to dolivcr the socks by lst
of October, may get tho machine ut once.
We rouch the above in every particular; 1t
is needless to add that the socks arc for our SOL
lcrs p the war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

,r,,I>AlS or SUBSCRIPTION. \.
erwo Du,.lAus per year ii paid in advance-l"0
n,,,,rs and r,rrr CENTS il not paid within siN
,,,,.b,-and Tunsx DOLLARS if not paid before
III. expiration Of the year.
SUBSCRIPTIONS out of the District mus. be paid
for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will DC inserted at ONE Dol
,4Y nor Square (l2 Mnon lines or loss) for the
Grstinscrian, and Fifty Gents for e3ch subsequent
Insertion.
advertisements from strangers and transient
persons payable in advance. All "'hcrs viii "'
c,nsilored due whom called for
Advertisements not having the desired "as''''''
of insertions marked on the li:rsin' VIII "e oS"
.;n,oJ until forbid and charged aec"r'iir:iy.
rbvse desiring 70 advertise ''y the year can a',
:. ~ ,;bora, terns-it being understood a.st % con,
..,.., Cor yearly advertisip; arc confined t" the
legitimate business of the arm ~ Individual con-
..|.,;,. Contract aiycr,!ss:acn!s payable semi.
annually.
e.,.;,au; a,ti*s<, Reports, Neso'a;i"ns or rrc,
..,i,.s .: any S!seicty, Association OF Corpora
:. .;l a, cii..rsaaa as niverti<slaeais:s
n CaH.i,asc (not Inserted antiil'a:'
.o~.' t;.o l'"!i'is. st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Strange LOpic.

The Richmond Eraminer, opposing the tax-bill,
says:
"The sole reason why the States of tho late
Union declined in power while the Union itself,
intended by ts founders To be limitcl and com
parativrly insignificant, became gu powerful as TO
nllsrb their sovereignty aEd consideration, was
the fact that the Union raised its revenue by other
means
by "othcr means" than by direct taxation.-
Ther.Jorc, let the Southern Union also raise it's
revenues by other mcans,-lor what? That it
too msy oyershadow the StsteS7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
uhc Hone Guards.

Such is the title Of Volunteer Company from
Lexington District, with P. A. EIcnELDERGSn.
Esq, of this village, as Captain. Capt &. lett us
on Thursday morning TO take command OF his
co,ppauy. They ARE ordered into cnca,npmcnt
at Lishtwood Knot Springs, IND expect to be
thcro to-day. We trust the Capt. and his Guards
will have u good time in the tented field" and
II safe return homo again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Tho Mcctinr Street saludas.

This gallant and fine looking Company, mum
bering near one hundred men, passed through our
town on Monday lust, en- route for Camp Butler.
The officers, DR.. D. C. ToNPXlNs, Captain; DR..
O. ". ALLEN, lst Lieut.: W. L. STEVENS, 2nd
Lieut.: ]. II. ALLEN, Sd Lieut., aud j. }. Lam
pnuu, Orderly, are brave, honorable, Intelligent
and will prove themselves highly competent for
the responsible positions assigned them. Where
there's fighting to be done, and honor and glory
won, there the "Sniadas viii! be found,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Corn Coming.

1t dacs ones heart good to see such magnificent
specimens Of the incoming crop us arc now before
US in the shape of six ears of corn, fully matured,
from the fields Of Capt. CLINTON WARD. One is
rod one yellow, two white, and two variegated,
and all very large and full,-an Offering meet for
the altar Of Ceres. Delightful indeed are these
promises of golden abundance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Russell.s Lettcr-.European Opinion.

NEw York, (via Mobilc,) August 2O.-Rus.
,ell's letter to the London Times says that
the rcpulsc, decided as it was, might have had
no serious effect, but for the dlsgracetul con.
luct of the troops, whose retreat ended in u
cowardly rout-a miserable and causelesS
p.nic. Such scanlalous conduct on the part
u; soldiers | consider impossible. have
never, even al ong camp followers, seen the
like. The North must put her best men In
battle, or she will inevitably fail before the
energy and superior fighting power OF her an
tagonlst.
The London Times says that only victory
which wipes out Manassas can save Lincoln
from ultimate impeachment for having begun
the war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

ns,- Ambrose Kimbull, editor Of tho Sussex
fMainc) Democrat, wus fOrcibly taken from his
house. and tarrcil and fealherch, and ridden on Il
rail. After suffering for long time, kimhall, on
his kuces. took the following oath: am sorry
tbut have published what have, and promise
TINT I will never again publish articles against
the North, or in nvor of secession, so help me
n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Ono DEMocRAcY.--The Democratic party
Of Ohio met in convention at Columbus on the
7th inst. The resolutions passed declare the
war the result Of extreme sectionalism on both
sides, to which the Democracy were opposed;
derounce the Administration for corruption,
extravagance and incomp.tency; and that the
war should not be waged for conquest or
suhjugation, etc; and that rational conven-
tiun should be called to settle the difficulty,
and restore al! the States to the Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

a GEORGIA MADE Swoap.-Wc have re.
ccivcd from Messrs. S. Z. L, Image Il Bro, OF
Monticello, Ca, o sword, manufactured en-
tirely by them. 1t is heavy and service"ble
These gentlemen. We understand, have al-
ready filled several orders for the article, and
should receive many mere. There is no me-
cessity for sending abroad for swor.ls-wr
s;innil natronizc our own home manu!actu-
rers.-Constitution
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Attention, Homo Guards!

We have been authorized to announce that on
Saturday next, at o'clock in the morning, there
will be parade Of both the Infantry and Cavalry
Companies of tho Home Guard. full attcn-
dance is cxpocted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Southern Report Of the Missouri VIC
f0ry.

MEMPHIS, August l9.-Letters from the
battle to Little Rock, Arkansas, say that Gen.
McCuloch's eucampment was surprised
There were 10000 on either side. Church.
ills and Gratiots Texas regiments were bad.
ly cut up. A1cCulloch said to the patriots:
y" You have saved me and the battle" After
six hours conflict the enemy was complete
ly routed. Seiglc reached Springfield with
but dozen men. The Confederate losses
werc-killed 90, wounded 500. The federal
losses werc-killed 800, wounded 1000, pris-
oners 800. McCuloch captured six cannon
and several hundred stand Of arms. This ac-
count is confirmed officially.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
"Farewell of the Young Volunteer"

Some lines thus headed in our poetic corner
have degree Of pathos und sentiment worthy OF
commendution. The Young iolantccr" must
communicate with us from the camps.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

sSr It. j. Warren, Esq, the Editor OF the Cam
den Journal, having been elected captain Of the
Kershaw Guards, u company organized for tho
war, announces its suspension. The next issue
will probably bc The last for some time To come.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

We heard yesterday, on good authority,
that there were now l%.00l men ON the line ol
railroad between Richmond and Wilmington,
NC. The men alluded to were "unltormcd,
:r ned anl equipped, according TO some law
under Which they had assembled. and w.r"
making their way towards tl;o Nor b. Doubt
less We shall set them as they paSi. We ala''
learn that 100 cavalry. well mounted and
armed. arrived from the South in Petersburg
Yesterday. For aught we know, they may ne
ndng in the same direction as tn" olher
parties alluded to- Richmond Dispatch,
pl,b ;uIt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

SAFE OF NEW CurTnS.-The first bale Of
new Cotton received in3tlis city by j.. N.
Dye 4 Co, few dayssincc, was sold yestrr.
day 10 IL manufacturing acolupany for II cents
per pound The quality was Middlins fair
augusta Chronicle, 22d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

The planters of Chicot. the wea'hiest cot
ton county in the State of Arkansas, have de-
,ermned almost to man. to keep their rot,
t. n at homie this fall until the blockade oi
Il 9 southern rorts is raised. They further
more d, clare their intention to burn every
hale of it before it shall fall into the posses
sitn OF the invading Lincolnites. Ibis Is the
right split, aud ought to prevail throughout
the South,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Mr.. RAMSAY, p. N. at this place, requests US to
call every bolys attention to the necessity of send
ing lruacy to pay for letters frpul soldiers, which
mr.. moi now prepaid,l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Rccnircl Too Lnte.

Tho notice Q! Public Meeting 20 hc held at
KnMp's ON Thursday the 2gtl, was received too
late for insertion last stweck. We regret it. but the
fuult was not ours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Authentic intelligence from Lrcsburg
states that the Northern force near Lnvctts-
Vile succeeded in cliccing their escape across
the Potomac. \ number of wagons aud
quantity of provisions were calturrd ny our
forces. MS also one Northern prisoner and {"
number of tory prisoners. The tories, as a
general thing, retreatcd across tie ran Will,
= 'he enemy. 50 that the good old County OF
I.oudon is now cleared Of the enemy and her
traitors too.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
stLouis to be Captured.

The St Louis Republican contains the fol-
lowing: -
1t is now stated that Jackson, as the di-
rector Of the Confederate army, in its opera
lions in this State, means to strike directly at
st. Louis while making fcnt at Cairo and
Birds Point. 1t is contended that st. LOUIS,
once in the possession of Jackson, with the
arsenal and barracks taken, will afford key
not only to the early occupation OF the capital,
but 10 the speedy subjugatiol. OF the entire
State. 1t will, also, it is held, open the
Mississippi to the mouth Of the Ohio, and Ia
cil,tate communication with the Southern
Confcderacy, even though the Federal troops
be not drsodged from their positions around
Cairo. But the great object in the capture OF
St. Louis would be to ;dictate terms to the
United States Government" or divert such
II force from the operations IN Virginia
as would allow Jrlf. Davis comparative case
at Richmond. This is grand scheme, and
il carried out, would probably exhibit much
strategy. It is, however, one thing to paa,
and another to execute.
The Clarendon Banner publishes M ac-
coun, of the arrest ofa supposed spy IN that
village. After an examination, it was thought
that he WAS merely an escaped lunatlc. For
general information, the following description
is published.
lie is about five feet in height, compacty
built, dark hair and eyes, and about twenty
eight or thirty years Of aye. His dress con-
sists of n coarse homc-spun shirt and pauta-
looms Of csnaburgs, with IL straw hat.-Litlle
or nothing iutclligible can be obtained from
b M. When told he writes his maine in u
plain hand, "John Zeller," but writes nothing
more that can be understood. Upon exam
ination, marks were found upon his back,
which seem to have been inflicted with q
strap.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

fR The N. Y. NeWs says that there is every
indication that there will bo mass peace meeting
In tina. city early in September.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Onc John Clark, OF Cumberland county, III
this State, took it into his head to raise aud
organize company Of volunteers to tight tor
the Lincoln Government. his inoveiiicl.' IN
q State acknowledging no Icalt:g TO tina: Gov
ernmcat, induced number Of citizens O.
White county to arrest John Clarke, and he he
was brought to this city Yesterday, and taken
before the Hon. West II. Humphreys, JudSe
uf The Confederate States District Court, by
whom he was committed to Jail for examina-
ton. on charge Of treason. Clarke will pro,
baby have hearing at the October term Of
the Confederate States District Court. 1t Is
supposed that he is a Northern NAN; "ern, ,
derstanfi that lie thought he would be treated
as Mr.. Nelson had been, but the Judge IN
formed him that hc had no power 20 release
him, that it was his duty to try him upon the
charge and il found guilty, his neck coai1
o;ly be saved by the intcrposliHn OF Presl-
dent Davis. This tonk the re,!ouh!ahlc Cap
tain all aback.-NuShciEe (1snn.l In'oA d
IwcricnR 1UY 2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
A Naval Engagement off Port Royal


We are indebted to al esteemed correSpon-
lent for the following facts:
On Monday, 10Th instant, about 10 O'clock,
a. NJ, while on visit to the camp OF the
Beaufort Volunteer Artillery, severe can
nonading was heard of Port Royal Bar The
clouds Of smoke arising from TWO points on
the horizon, distan. about q quarter Of a mile
fr,m each other, led 10 the snppositinn that
sharp engaccmea, wn' going on. A Perlect
calm prevailed 81; the time, l'y the MD Of a
telescope were seen ;he lnasls nt two Vessels.
The firing was irregular, and from guns OF
different calibre. Calculating by the interval
be,wixt the fash and report, the distance was
estimated at about fourteen miles. Seventy.
me shots were exchanged. The Gring con-
tinucd three quarters Of an hour, whea5 he ves-
sells seemed to close together, when the firing
ceased, and the vessels disappeared. 1t need
scarcely be mentioned that. the veteran corps,
the Beaufort Volunteer Artillery, were anX-
ious spectators of tue doubtful scene, and
eager to participate, should occasion demand.
The record will prove their undaunted cour-
age and unerring aim.-Char. .Ner. Auy. %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
Ube A0btrllse1,
ARTHUR SIMXINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2s, is;
Letter Notice.

IT, Don't tail to attend the Auction next Nun
day. Bargains are in waiting for you.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
The War Tax :" Millions for D efencc.' ,.

The Confederate Congress has passed an act
(which has been approved BY The Pre<ideHt) to
"uuthoy;=c tie is.ne n Treasury Notes, and To
proriae liar Tax far hrir 'es'c"pfio"."
The two first seciiunS will DC examined with
keen interest by the people, IS they bear directly
upon matter Of vital Importance 10 all It AMI
farm currency Jor Tie times. These sections are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

- I."--ors ol lar preSs'' ":t "."
~: ,;;ttt:i;;gS growing "'f = i. W. ~ 80"
lui:v ,;t:i, 'i!siraied yes 'er"'! - &c
uai =. ,,,
,ur,n9 Tie hundreds 81 rue. - ~.
an.l oilers wlo daily al'y n'f e'ie' ~. ';st
formation at tia; office, "a ""i''a" lsS!etlu.l ii'l,
of unusually respectable ai' ':Ia;ce, 'ieGs
hacgar.l from cvidcnt wah', ea;'s' IL ;, ..r,
cnc,. to refusal on the l'aF "' '"e ~ nun
l,.e "i lie: district or %"ri, 10 ply '"I .'r'
stipend !cr tic kei caslr'l i"r' 'hc' ','' 10.
,'m, rca>p"-:l"r :ns" .''' 'e''';e". ~"
u,in. yet lett i"r ''S'''l'"i'' ~ ~, ",,, ,,I
s:'ol WIS Tie raS''''r',% 'i' ''',,: <, S,',,
npnr l:er ana r','''>'' "' r1r I...,l.r .r,,
+ r'Se ia'P9 '", u, %nr t,r n,,, ,,,,n,.rh ri
,wo Or s'lres' d'i!1rs iri'h' r,o.t ,..u,nm,.
l''S.i '". S'H'' III, .ry.., r,r br,a tl,
aud 'ci' ,..'!, az" -, An wear, Of a-.r
''''r', ;'i"' So. So. T., i;,,. r,..irc oI Tia, ii.
u, Ia, ,..,,or. :j;r W., cni,tl rt,. nr''
49, - ~. ,Tar,rS olli.r. HIRE sic
i"'' ~ ~, p,u;r.,nc which hungri
l',''''e' - u, ,,,,.,r,.,,.. n. With anxious
ii '''' so'ra ~. ysl nnnn her evidently fast
eyes s'er'nI ~, ', ,,,l,. IN, wa, vet sr.ukinn
S'a%.''3 Gun 'S,, .l,c r. mid do. the spirit OF
ar! ,;l !,''," I ;,s .'' u~ht +, better world, lit
laa ea',u ""H S ~, Starvation! 1t was pain.
CIV, c,i: w., W "ad s;rsenins siyht, and could any
i'.ts st'' o.;n, h,ye Witnessed the terrible
m'h o s iS,Ls ,,,as mo,L.r anl ,hc cold, lif.lcss
S'"'e' y, w., via" .b;,l.@fnlInwed her trembling
III . o. t"", s ,ho % LaIl with dead babe in her
steps ou. ,.o'a;na u' @ I hrr wsy 10 other starving
arms, "cn;. 1'';na anes @ ,t bome-surclv they
petap1 ,s,:n us"a; aes,rnd nm ur.ent and sincere
"ou,u NV '. no"os instead of the savage cry
prl}e's 10. ., Io ,,iaol an.l this is but oae Of
,,s m %"r 'sa,.nn "'u I''c cases with which our city
IH ,,'' ."1''a"' =, :. ~ .rnrcrlv necessary tn say
"'.oi,'s ,..5;,, IL e, san,s II The rncr woman
lH:t ,"S l'sas..'s ,.sro s.,r.1m, S r,r-S l. Times
'c'e''eN " W. -
a, c.n,,n,,SsnS, Of the Columbus Sun
rom 'Ae e's's.p'ANt , 10 ,Tharo are whispers
pfSsaroIs, AnS, ID. atlI hau5 =, to % ~, ,b,
OLA fight here scon ba' u ~ i"'I l;.n5s ~ ~, ~
lim,h OF it. Onc thins IS ert.a''i oaa..r,,as 'a
being made here oF ofusl y. III, S",s "ro az
Ter, aud knowing ones say ta". oo;;oMs ,to add
pectcd. Other in!Seeri'us 'l;.ssa". '.tt.sa.'''
10 the foundation tor tness CSC .n,spE d on Ero,;sb.
y Vessel Ot war, supPo''u ~ ~ - Tic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
= y . -
Tax Returns.

Tax Returns.
Mr. TAX COLLECTOR DEANh has kindly furnished
us with the following rccapitulation Of tho recent
tax returns Of Eisctield District:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
oc,,s III tho Mayors DErc.

~. ln..ors Of the rrcS.n' war anu iir W.
j.: ,;;ttc:i;;gl growing ",'t i Il. VI r., h".
tul:v L, III i!,iraied yesterday ~ '..e aia, "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
New Surl, .ii!uirs.

NEW lokK, August Lille S'ea'her
North tar las as,iyrl.
Grursr Nli'es,z u Petersburg, and John
.iar..ct Gu,!.rr, ,pfa Eiclnond, collecting
J,ccn.S { + nln,cco house, have beer arrested
md Scn, To Err, Lafayette.
Guthrie is n heavy dealer, ami has rye
col,,ignmc.tS7 in New Y6:k. Philadelphia,
.;d Baltimore, Il. ,ui>,d Sl.I'.03D Oh SLIP
melis, which. iI,rs,1l.II friends ami agents, he
Invested in Confederate am, SJutirrn STATE
honlS.
Mics was agrn t"r ,TameS Thomas, anu
Ilnl cuIl.ctel So O90 He had also maie q
literal investment, in Confederate bon''s.
.is.ua, $l75 00o was recuverc,l from G'itli'
re aud Miles, principally in bonds and sight
drafts. Virginia paper money, and > ,IV' IN
:Ll. \ nunbr,f letters addressed To per-
.nls in llit, Snu'hrrl States, were found upon
imir persons.
rh,: Wash;n.,nu correspondent Of the Irt-
5aa- saws Tic plow,>, Marshal aily rcfusi d !
pas Iir. Russell to cross tho Potomac.
ln,v. Morgan will is>ps pathetic appeal
To th., ,srpc to inlacc them 10 enlist.
Ihoi j. G:AwY. w, NJ. Peeru'n, OF Bal'i-
:nnr,, ;ni W. j eEeli,y, hav'. been arrested.
Kelly hui $l5.oOn il. cash, AMI vaii"'ls bills
s::r, dated Richmond, in the Jackets "i
his shirt.
The sales Of cotton were . 200 bales nj Isle.
Curacao a!vicrs state that Eencznela had
refused to allow tho Confederate States slenm'
cr Sumter, to enter any of the ports OF that
Government.
The Sumter had captured the vessels ABB
bey Bradford and Jas Maxwell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

JlD> The following pithy correspondence re-
Gently passed between II gentleman and his son,
who had left college to fight for his country:
"B., Jr-If you enlist, disinherit ycu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Still another recommendation is to be found in
that wise provision, which, while it lays an impo-
siion Of considerable weight, originates in large
degree the means of meeting tive Hlu'c to
the circulation of Treasury Notes which must Mt
once tend to the relief of the countrys snccessiies.
BUTT was our purpose only to sketch for our
readers this Act, and 10 congratulate them and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

"B., Sr-Wi,hout y country want M iahcri-
tance. have enlisted. T., Jr."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

- The London Times says that the Confed-
crate victory was complete, and that the Union
army lost all military honor. The London jour-
mails think this battle has closed the door to all
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

Gs> twenty-five of the Citadel Cadets lave
been detailed as drill una. t4rs for the army Of the
po,omac, aad eighteen for similar purposes in our
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-28

zzs- The London Post says if England drifts
into tho quarrel. the fault will lo with Lincoln,
who attempts blockade which he cannot render
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-13
CAPT. D. n, cANNoN's TRAIN.

iiRING sensible Of the deep interest fell BY the
people at large IN this years emigration, we
have deemed it advisable 10 supply tho follow.
ing list OF names Of the first emigrant Train Of
tais season. This company left their I,eamn.
ment near Florence:on June LIST, and met Train
from this city at Elk Horn on the Cd, and the
advanced leans Of the Church train on The lltb
The Haatsnsaa's Echo states that till the time
Of their arrival at Wood River, the camp en-
loysd coed health, and had averaged ls miles
travel per day: !. =. +. t.. "
Nv, "; :, Jollsy; E, B Jalley; D. II. Cannon;
bays x. g: E. Nichols; Sam Ward, wife ana
=childi Wm. Dreemer, wife and four children..
Lew DFesmert Thos. j. Jones and vile. Wr
Oftoni Truman Highly, wife ard four ebiIdren.
Walter Etadiom; Sarah ]. Woodbridge; las. ms
WORTH Ralph Smith wife and Four children: n
il, Walker; Martha Baiiey and SON. EIaIn S,s'a,,.
ny wie ard child; Fred, MefTywrather. and
VIE; hyian DAVIS; WIN. " Epichings: Fed
kingston martha Henson; Lewis Williamson
I Wne ana tnres children; Jane PeasleIt Robert
HaitoId, wife and two sons; Marth4 Il Sant.
Robert Fisher, wife and two children. w. Tnt'
nef, wife and child joseph 0xborrow and u.;tsa..
John SahaetsoT, wife ana two children. Inh6
.pr9ton, WIFE aud three children: Josaph Jasenh-
wife and three children; Am Josen6. Pe 800
Richards; ). W. Thomas; John Royia: Iobn
bosworlh and wife; Rabert Thomas, wifa ard
two ehildrsni Etiz. Wilson; Matilla Hanson
aud SIX children; Abel Mathews and SON MAJ.
ina "a, Rosc0ei VIM. Green, wife and CHA: Charles
~ootton; tliz ord and three children: CIarl
6etzee, wife aad four children; Bartlett Tripp;
'piloet S9mnMgs, %ife 4ad four Children;
Williamson; Emma MORT; Hilton sChanav
wife and 7ehiidfen; James Mep6rays Sns5n
jLeggeti Hurd Cheaey; Clark HigIey. wife
and 1--WE childIen; Justitja HglsV; Harvey
lyons; Elisha H. Harrison; Mary Mills: ! s,
MeoIintock, wife aud two chiiitet: j Green.
field; S. A. Wilcox, wits and eight children:
John McGaire;, Crandall Ei.isGp; r. u. EggIs.
s.on, wife ana child; 0rsoo Il Eggleston; Thos.
George. and three ehildler ,2 iward Rargoyne AMI