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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06

Mobile. .......,.s................ss *
Stool on hand ss,.si a. So bales n.!. as
903 .G40 America. 1870
LIVERPOOL BrEADsrUFFs MARKET
Msssrs Richardson spence & Co, Wakefield Mesa 4
Co, lHc Bigend, Ahya Co. report tho market sxcesd
redso,ion since ussasy Of Cd per bSi ou",s ions =
2Ts S. "a sis Wheat osercd NJ decline OF I'd 3d. par
ceota stree TueedAy, bat business very du Red iik
a l2s- 3d.; white. l&s. l4s. Cd. Corn very dull ana
fully Is ower Mixed pressed for gale from quay u
SIS SIS cd SslOx So aaSs. Sd white, 8Ss. 3ss Cd
44 "a 49, PROVISIONS.
Beef In steady demand late rotos Pork quiet bue
FIRM; no rew American bore Bacon SLOW at Is dea,As
ana hoces .nxis 70 sai Cheese again rather cheaper
lo very ool ana prices barely maiataned. Smell sAies
st tss Cts Tsiiow dull ala easier. North Anerissa
at 6Ss. for best
PRODUCE MARKET.
The BscEcw Circular quotos Aches quiet at 36s Cd
COS IT pois ana sSs SSs for pearls Sugars dun aad
heavy. cUtss sales uninportant Rice opened qsis.,
rather lower: sales OF common at SIS Cd Ts on the
spot aSd Us Co. TO arrive Spirits Of turpeneire angads
snt better ieeos a. this olose sales AZ 4.s O. ess
STEADY request at sos . 3cs Sd. w A1+4sH A-tr
LONDON MARKETS.
Hsssss Barring, Bros Go. report:--Breasstuns vesv
Iron very duh bars and rails Is SIS ss Cd scStsS
Pigs 4es. Sugars quiet but steady Tea unchanged
OF tnrpeOtae fos Cd. 60s Rough, nominal at los.
14s. Irsecd Cd lover, Linseed cakes quiet: New Ysek
barrels &i0 IL Cd Boat IN Bags 60 It's I'd Ianseed q
looted. RICE quiet raiow, SIS. Sd. a 6ss. Tor Y C.
Ltft -e TRADE At HAreHEsTRR. slsG.uF
There he's been 1Tsrkst the las, steamer owing
to the Whltsun.ios hoidays. ALL f .R
she Lnt~st Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Z .t.s.r "a rr MAY 20, 1i6t.
The sales Of cotton yesterday Saturday were 00e
BALES ncucirg 1000 20 sfecuatofs aud exporters h9
market closing quiet and steady. W ~ ia
THE BREApsTUFFs MARKET
Is drl.
the provision market 10 ready.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. ~h 20
SATURDAY May ESP U.
Copsols closed teeGy at 9iss glai foe money, ana
tlA 0lTS for sccount.
AMERICAN SHOCKS.
Illinois Central shares, 40 so discount; Erie 81 a.
The Ausarsasian hes fSzt 900 in specie board.
uAyRE COTTON MARKET.
E,f7hsTE3W.0l MAJ %, 1861.
Orleans ordipaire /, quoted at i0ef bas leH.
The market ia steady with Gales OF II 0cO bales during
the week. TIE rtai stock 10 pcrt amounts 10 500 30
BAGS,
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lfN

The fndetexGaEc Bge states that the Cabinet Of TpS;r
had rejected the conditions upon which France oser tod
10 cvacnate Romo AID that thngs wop,d conseuuentiy
remain fog scme .'ae loaacr ia stzt quo The recog.
N:2r by France q the Kingdom OF Italy will not
Moreover be delayed, but will take place before the end
CT June. --
Tranquility pregciisd at lI.aa Tbs number Of arrests
growing out Of tho late daturboGtes vas aoolt 100
L. Nartino, tho Governor at Naples, had issued
circular n'iEating the insation Of The government TO
upheld legality above tho emens Of political paTtle3
He instructs public functonares to listen TO all COM
plants and divers onicBs but not 10 entertain any
cation unless accompanied proofs He urges the strict
execution Of all orders issued by government. t..-
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.

LVARroof, May pa II
abe Brokcsr lroMr ssyes-fhe mSket this week b -
DeeA ~ the operations Of epecuators
exPote b0A q which classes OF buyers have ex.eudec
their purchases te large amount white tie tyate 81.
tnouGh partially Stimulated By the continued apiataa
nhso Deen Cautious IN tbetr purchases The supply
saie OF the ow@ dfotptssas has prevented any atsrl
change 10 tneec Kinds bet the nddirg Qualities have
recovered she oeoliue al last wsek and ~ H.
udref me Gales Of the week have been so $50, Ia
cuoinR 10 600 70 speoustors Is 70 exporters Me
sas yesterday zero about 10 600 tales including 3oes
ior speculation and export Ths market closed steady
Fci-. EtdJlinS.
OHN"ne'''@-- '''sss.ss....,......SM IA
epa1as'... .................... 7M16
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SPEECH OF MR.. LINDSAY, NJ. p, IN 81?
rOHr OF JEFF DAVIS

ENGLAND AND FRANCE ADVISED TO RECOGNIZE THE
JNDEerNDBNCE OF THE sOUrU.
"Wednesday, May 20, 1851, Messrs Fcnwick aud l. nd.
fov rnef ,heir constituents at Su1derispd
hr. FeEwtk b-iety aInaed 20 the bib for abolisbirS
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Great Britain.

Parliere 1T pmed its Iabors atter tho Whtsunde
recess the 25d utmo The naval estimates we're de-
bnted in The House Of Com moss. Mr.. Lindsay moved
reduction tho appropriation for tho purchase Of tim
ter Ddrg that the DAY wooden vessels had
by. This and several oter propositions for reduction
10 the estimates ere, h0gever, rejected.
Mr. Nowdcgete's amendment. 70 the budget stood liked
for the 9th OF May, aud was supposed Lord Palmer
ston would treat the divsol rs confluence voc, aud
dissolve the House II beaten.
ON the oath uhimo the Commons could rot orgaRize for
lack of O quorum. t1t
de]uta.ioB from Galway I'D waited upon the Lord
Lieutenant Ire.pd urging him to use his influence for
the restoration Of the subsidy to the Galway line and
numerously signed requison HAD bsen presented to the
Lord Mayer OF Dubl asking hl@ to call public meet,
ing on the subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
o.4r rw,aev. Near Manax:a Junction.

.junc L.. 1861.
DEAR COLONEL -. MIS-. .nce,ins in R;ch.
mund during stay there, Maj. I"n> u. Bacon
being called for. addressed rlic assembly i'll short
spe.ch. Entirely without the know ledge III the
speaker send You his concluding remarks. This
meeting was in honor "f Mr. S"rlE ar! came "it
1T the Exchange. j. ]. H.
came not however to alvisc.or predict. IN
one Of my ugc and experience ,le one would lac
presumrtion. the other arrogance. Ec>ideS Il
am no orator as Drutus Is: nor 10 | come t"
praise the noble Regiment which i. about /" lre.
ce.ic M. but simply 20 speak ':'"t no ln"". /"
tell You thar the blood Of Virginia ancestry a"wS
in the veins al the gallant t'"l. Of the 7't That
the name OF the Captain "i onr right wing !l"cS
in the tradition "t your Country. Ila 'i:c -a,nc
blood courses freely and unall"yg,l through my
own veins and beats high and proudly in ;lc
hearts Of at lcas: two-,hi-G< '.i cur gallant men.
Tn. glorious Old Dominion. "n"srrrm "'mniam
mater >acrI. gave birth I" their iaih"rs The
81 .ht of her green hills and howr-y vale; revive
their tagging spirits, and Their feet touch Viz
gn;a soil, A:iae,,> like renewed lr g"atlc resting
unun their mother earth. as III ilc iaEs ~ "Gt
primitive glory, they have come !" s'an'! h' You
shoulder to shoulder in thc same .lor"u: struggle
for the question is 20 l"nSrr shall V" ""r' slaves.
hut shall We BE- slaves. Like the gallant HARE,
I'tn,Y they are ready" The: have c0rne TO
mec, The enemy on The inrlcr. not in l'f.a. nc! IN
;, ,lE,. hut with vengeance i'll their breasts and
defiance upon their brow. sworn that when the i"e
shall cross the line of the DID pominiun his tramp
shall lac uver ,i" li:clrs< bodies ot "''e nSaEd
Carolinian- and his heel rcd with The blood "f
Palmetto soldiers. am sure however ;'cni!e-
men. that our cnmhiuc forces will march !" 'l''
tory. / AN happy 20 .ce omr n'''lt States cn"e
:: gain on tn. same field and nn,ierth same stand
ard Tie gori"us Old p"miilion i'll 'nl l'anoply
and the srilaut Palmetto az icr .r Would I"
tod they may march on ever c"N%n:rlng al.' L"
conquer their Il, NOR Furnished ami 'cir h:yo'"is
gi,;crin:. every Lclluc, Lnrnr@ in the .un-ii.h'
q" freedom and every plume waving t" The I'tctc
If liberty, This I know. gentlemen. must be
their destiny, ar the h"ncs 'f thr.r -"rs slecl
meath the soldiers grave and ih,ir nai"- .i''ai"
The soldiers cpi:aph.
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/, 1oo,.oJ !, taos cnuln van see
.,..,:.,@ @,;oo,,r;,o H.. stuff Eut
,., :. GOOD car ns a,ul we
c,,, :, F.. ,.Ilo we take either the
-, ,;r,, r,v ar chest
- ;, a,I ,,,s, nn,,c.
,lo r,;,.s NM, fork, entirely en-
,.,a,, ,s, MIN. Games ofi The Company
,.;,, ,u,;ah o,,o lists m bour and u half Nothing
,,oro % 4, ,ben pntil four p. NJ! Now cnSues
,,roo, I,,Grc and rstless living about. should
,ho,,h Ear ,F,cr rho drills rcst Is nh
's,...,.. ,ooossory SIM. comm, here ,bcre is
-horo % -, 10 so officers are no more troubled
morn noon and NIGHT for iurlnush< and permits.
N,nv tax, thi. opnor,unitv To- batht ami make
Themselves sprucc. lie bank of lhe creek NAV be
.can lined with merry men and bow who. like our
,r.,h,,rsntsi :, Ei.n arc .noLe,land unt shnmcd"
p,h, clothes .ttsr Al; ,r. on,v ,l.c ron sequences
r.r.nl lcrr,3.,;,n 'rte b,y;np ,hem
.,, ,r..,;r.. ,hsu, < certainly very great evil
hr s,lo,,or
:, ~. .,,o,. or ,,,, ,,i,o,;.. or MON The
,,,,,, 5;,nor :; ,b.. s,no - m. irco.f,s. ,nl ,o,
:; ,,o -.,,o A. ,ho ,ov lr,vs on
hovor.r so,onon.s rrics ipcrc, 90 in number. Al
Comp N ho,,,,;on 1r;,, ,yain. nm hour and n
h,,r A.;xp N dress oara,,s where ever. one
.,,,oo,.,,.,,.L. ,.,uc on,I which Sp.clacle is
,..,,,, ,;ro Tb, d,v work i. rher over.
,,,, o,.o,;,,, mo,l which ;s .irr
,,,,o,;,r os tho br.,lG,st urd dinner.
r., ha, oa,o ,rd hoc c,lc ond hoe cake, and fried
~, ,ri.a ho,on am, fried bacon. After
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War News by Northern and Western
Papers.


Through the kin'inc>s "i our esteemed ir''h''
Mr. Plant. of the Southern Adams Express isay<
the Co",n'"'io""ii,tof the 25th} we have received
ate Northern and Western papers. iF"'n "H'"n We
make the following extracts;
4 Back Republican soldier ir"i" "H''' Writing
20 his sister FROM ParkershurS N"'' says 'i''' NV
Federal ,ro"l'S there look sa"'e Ike
h"1 soldiers, anu nave ''eh 80 "''''
~ "'".. ,'o"er sh"'' w. i''""''O''' %
'"''' ''" '"S
Tue e"''''' u '"' H'"''"""' .""'"s'''".' WIZ
"'i'eS % ''s Pap ''"'' '''"'
''''.,'O'' 49,. -. y - r., -,
-, ~, ,,,.., :.
:,., y,,1.n,y, and :. Honest old NE stand, by
49,, -. a,nJs in III. ,orEc;>. and talks nLort
49,. ,,,.,.s,,
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Another Sliirmish.--Thc Fed cruliSt>
again ROutcd.

So. II.,l. H., nf i,Lo.t,ri; III
oie"'v .,,,5 - H. ,.;,y r,,star,]...
"''l's w. w." -. C,mrt IL. n;ros -.
'l ~, n,r,,;,,n ~ .L;r,n;, !, which
'''' -, Nan,,.,. AVIAN.
:""" S. ,m;i,s irn,n ,L,, locality Nr II
,'r' Z III ,.r,;,.;,o,, in ,l,r .,,,ir and
,';,",",,,o,,, NEW ,,,tr, i:,rr I've relied IN.
- ~. 81. ,,,,r,.;,,, ,,,i t;r.np r,.c,;rc,I
,,.,,,,n. =, re-, ,,nt 81, /, rccmn,;;crinp eyucd;
~ ~ .,i, lin ;;0u Son,l, C,ruIni-
''o'' ~ 'y"s - En,n,rr,. ,r,;llnr,. ,n,
aus ''"'l:"i, .o'r,,. i,,l,,,i;r,, c,r:,..G,..
=. ;,a,,
%. %! e"i''. i'''' ,,r r,I.,rJ il, t,r,.I =,
W ,r,,a, ....l S.,nd.v Mol,
. ''',N ,,'."i,5 - n-.nc.v;iI. I'm NImI,y
~ - 60. ,:., :, ,,..,.,lm.., 81
'!'''' ','' :: va. Pm.
ra'''ry; =" ,,,..,;m..s Tirv 20
'"'ac '.N', - .;':',;,,. .i,,,.t -, hour and
',.'''."'. ~ - 49,, ,nnn nm tho Mary
,'"',"'',' r,,,. ,.,,;,nJ ,lIrrr wrrp ,l.it
I .;.,''' .;.''' SO - ,i,,, r,,;n,
arr e" :; ,r,...,. r,,urnrd TO Dyarcs-
W. >'VSe "''' ,,,I, c,,,,n, o,,,
'''e' 'oi",F" ms ""I ~ ,,I,rn r,!l.d u
'''". e''' I w." .L, r,';r,d n,,lv lone cuouuh
s''''" ~. ~ =. ~ a., Aiy,n,lri, n,-
70 'e"a u" I'' ,''lsN p;Irn,J .,,l ,I,,.rnr .
no". ',. anu l'"" .r'i,,l, .lnnt ~ Lor.aicr
,.i,ah mite i'm ,,a,nI :; ra,n, - Dr,nc>yilIr
L,,l ,r,,c,oInI ,l,u, ;. halfa mi;r,
NV ,i,,I ~ ,l, ,n;.mn,;yc wa, heard
,i H,,"nao n.h.r.,,,,,,nI Grrr.s ordered
!, III, wL.r,rd I;S crlnn,.ond marched ran,
:,,' n''' ~. =, Va, I .r,,rnIy ,;n,.
;,,ac, ,..n ,.,,,,nn IN ,n,i,;ou when = ,raiu
- ,;..;,,,, r. ,;> ,I,,s aud h,rraoc
u '''' '''',''>'''% " j.,
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Fran a Nor:ol Exchange.
Truc Snu.:,rrn SSnm,u.

The following letter from the vie of ne
OF the Macon cuuatv, tieor.it. volunteers.
addressed To her husband. wi.u j cI.cami,c,i
in this vicinity. expresses tic trGc.ionrii srlttl
mcnt that s,:!'atc$ ;hr daughters ri iEc
South inShc present crisis:
llAwEiS>vil.LE, G,., May Eth ISL. Ny
DEAR llrSEANn
All a,c well at home, and am glad tn tell
Won So. Sometimes wa:,l ,U,i al huinc, Iu:
when think Of the call>c u Your ah:t,.cr. |
am perfectly resigned.
am Of the opinion that the wax will not
last longer than >iN months, from the lights
before me: hut should tic iwci,c inunl!IS for
which you are cll!s;c, expire. s..d the war
still continue, hall not eApcc' To see yG;l at
home. haze resigned NV claim on y"a Ia
Your God and YOUR Country. Think ,lut Of
ease AMI pleasure. unit 'hc cnemy Of your
home in thu sunny SOUTH i, made 10 sr,i,,ni
and Abe l.incol: Is forced IL .ivt. us al! we
ask our rights
When this day dawn>, tl:cn return. and
receive frnul your wife the >niilr> and tender
cares To which v"is a:l ;,ll niil,r bray. .o..-
,!crS are entitled. H.: II bla,,. snid' or. NJ
bly, face Tic cncnv For every uttic" ul
LlUrd i'll y0nr body give lu The enemy ounce
balls Lcci to v0n' God in the Lour Of dan
ger. bclicyc Ec is al oar side: and With
him as .yo'Ir leader who dare oliose::
Many prayers are sent to Heaven in your
behalf. ann proud to say. My husband is a
soldier thea think 10; tia, ain sad |
ask YOU not to return koue until the war is
ended
God bless you and your company and send
you all safely lr,nc TO yD'lr kindred and
friends. Il. H. l..
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OBITUARY.
From the Mt Lebanon La, Baptist
UrS Martin canErld.

Say to the brc,hrcn lie Ia: weary in well
doing. for in due season the shall reap if they
faint nut" Such were tlr dying wcr'is of Mrs.
MAr.nA CANfigLn when "-kr'i i'y The writer i
few mnIlents before her death. "n Tuesday ith
inst. what message she ha,i iar The Ghu-ch.
The subject of this notice nu> born in hAgciield
District S. c., uc;. aaal, l7ni--~s$ baptized int"
The Fellowship, of \uti"ch Chu''L in ls"H ty Ed.
San.'l Marsh ard married t" NJ. .I"sri III Garfield,
January tlh. lS2i. la lS:::77, with hrr husband
aud fairly she moved 20 louisiana, and connected
herself with the Churrl, in this plarc.
Sister {. was. in sumo RESPECTS II remarkable
woman. especially in the Inithta!ne<S with which
she ever kept her covenants witt! her 'i"'!. uhe-
,lirnrc to her Heavenly Master was the great bust
ness uf her lie. :, winch everything else WAS made
30 lcrd. fyt many years. i; WAS sad e: her, that
she never went to sleep II; ni:ht. unit! first hv
earnest prayer and La;nic resignation. she felt
willing if her Master wr'i ',:" lie before morn
lug. She died 3; she lived. confidently trusting
in the atunclnent ui Christ. She leaves behind II
,rn,lcrly devoted husband an one son, whose
consolation in the ,ry;n; hour i. that ;!"ngh she
canno; come !" ilcm. yc: they may <" I" her;
'''.itu 81 80 i;I"GS, :ht Ic'
my la$; ra, be like his.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
CHICKS SPRINGS,
DISTRICT,

GNEENHILIE DISTRICT, =. I.
ykyII: Subscriber having the entire r"n,r"i and
Il fall management uf the Hotel at hr:r we'll
known and POPULAR SPRINGS. tskrs rirns-
urc in informing the Travelling Public. that II
will he opened for the recommendation q! ''$i.
tnrs nn TIE amh Jnn".
The Hotel is hcing renovated throughout, nn'l
experienced Cooks and attentive Walters are en-
gugcd. Every exrrion will he made tn rendrr
the establishment Agreeable to Pntr"n', and :.
home to all fi$itnri
The friends al The ll"rtl are requested {" give
rnrly n1tice nf their intcur'l visits ia order IL
hnya their E""ms r"hd, OIL th,ir mrT i'"l.
,'narhra will hc in roa',ihcss nj the Railroad
ncr"t in . urccnvillr, I" 'nrry ras-rngcra 10 the
Hotel The fare from Iha prp"I To he Hotel " Ill
las nnr .l"I.a:.
ALFRED TAYLOR.
Chick Srrines, June III II -
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Scalpcrs Coming.

Five hundred Choctaw Indians. from Texas.
($ays the Richmond Transcript will arrive in
Richmond in Il few weeks. under command of Cap
tain lIaincy an old Texan Ranger. 10 join Wise
brigade They come with the understanding
that they ar. to he allowed 10 take >caip$. They
will give no quarters L" The enemy and ask none
for themselves. With true aboriginal independence
;hey want no :avur> shown 10 them in war. and
when they nr. whipped they arc willing to die
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Religious Notice.


The next 9TH Sabbath Union Meeting Of the
4tl Division, Edgefeld \ Association, will convene
with the NJ. Zin chHrrh, commencing on Friday
before the 9TH Sabbath in June. at II nrlnrk. A..
". introductory hy Elder j.. 5. MATHEWS; nj
lcrnn,e 4. j. MATHIS. Charity Sermon ly Elder
:. p. GrTSEx alternate ". Il. SHAW.
Suhiects-Ts il right iur Church members to
indulge in popular amuscmcnts the tendencies oc
which arc sinful:
sccumd--Wbnt is the hes course for Church
members to pursue, in the present political crisis
to best promote the glory Of Cod:
Introductory speaker on IL; Subject, W. r..
SHAW.
Second subject. a. J. MATHIS.
j. s. MATTHEWS, MODERATOR.
GEo. ". Nixon. Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ ORUI.N.lRi-.

DY W. +. Dl'R!sOE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Ed field District.
Whereas. Mary T.. Mccarthy has applied to Inc
for Letters of Administration, all uud singular,
The sonis an rhatles, rights and credits of EIl-
gene Mccarthy, late bistrir, aforesaid. deed.
These arc. therefore. to cite ana admnniSh all
and singular the Kindred and creditors "f the said
DECEASED to hr and appear before mr. at our next
OriinarY'S Cmur, for the said district. 10 e holden
n, Edgeliell c. H.. on The 9Th day OF July NEXT
to show cause, il any, why the said administration
shnul,l moi be granted
Given under my hand and seal. This 2ji! day of
Jnnc. in the year of orr Lord one thousand eight
hundred AMI sixty-"nr. and in The Sjh year "f
the Sovereignty and Independence "t The State of
South Carolina.
W. +. DURIS0E, o.E.n.
June 25 II -
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EriradicY.Ccncral ID. II. Till.

1t gives u, pleasure to record the following al'-
poiatment by Gov. Ellis, hy and With the consent
of the Military !nard:
Col D. II. Hill, FIRST Regiment Of Nor'h Caro-
lima Volunteers Ia he Brsaiicr- General OF First
Brigade Nurth Carolina Volunteers. far distin-
yushci services n; The battle of Bethel Church,
Virginia, to take rank from June ~ S'il.--Ch"''
i...uL Cnm.itr Jnne u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Religious Notice.

The next meeting Of the Edp:fc'I h;h'' |"-
c;.fJ Will hr held with III. Ei'!ge &rri:g Church.
rom rnensing On Frrla. lc."rs Iii, .'ih Sabbath in
June, n! 10 orl"ck. A. VI.
Erv W. J.. C.ne, i. appointed TO rrr""h ~
Friday: Rev. D. D. bRt S,",. On Sutnr'lny. aud
Rev. l.. L. GaAL1SEr. IN lh" Sabbath.
L. t;WALTNEY, Srr'y.
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a Low NEWSPAPER TEEASrnr.-Ihe cdi-
Tor of the A;takapas Register, in tho last is
se Of tat paper, says:
After carefully counting over or Cash
balance on hand, we discover that We lack
exactly nine dimes and q five cent piece of
having the equivalent Of good dollar. Our
cash assets. therefore. are considerably below
par and if any one asks us to stand 'rcat'
under the circumstances, we will have him Ia.
ken up for Offering to insult us without cause
Or ptoYocation.
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Schuoncrs Captured.

OCEAN SrRlSrs, Miss. .Tune 23.-Therc isa
Federal gun boat stationed oil beer Island, which
captured three schooncrs to-day. The sch"oner'
were loaded with railroad iron and salt. One OF
them is the Olive Branch There is 4 war steamer
OF Ship Isiand.
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r. "a TEST N-EWS.
Latest from Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2$.-BcaEregarl is evident.
ly preparing to advance.
The Government will snon issue orders pfercn-
ting the army and navy performing service =;
slave catchcrS.
Andrew johnson has arrived in Washington
lie claims that East Tennessee will initiate Wes-
tern Virginia.
Twenty thousand Sou,hcrners arc a: Fairfax
Court House.
A rc.,uisition will lie seni 10 Indiana for f"ui
additional regiments.
I, is believed the ,:uvcr,mcnt will no, inicrfci'
with the Cue course d! law in the case Of ;hc Pr''
vatcer Sa"annah
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Kentucky TO Threaten Secession.

LOUISVILLE. June Gil, IS said that Critten-
den will offer his compromise to Congress, coupled
with threat il not adopted. Of the secession 'i
kentucky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

\ NnyEI. MErlinn OF TsklM: plckES>-
RED PErrER.-A correspondent Of The Mo-
bile Register has o novel plan Tor capturing
Fort Pickcns. lie says:
II is well known that there are some chem
icals So poisonous that III atmosphere lmpreg.
mated with them makes it impossible to re-
main where they are, It's they would destroy
life, or interfere so much with respiration, as
to make fresh ali. Indispensable. That the
whole atmosphere Of Fort Pckens can be SO
imprcgnat2ii, in a short time, can be shown to
he by no means chmcric;tl: and not only chi
mtrical. but easily effected.
1t will rot cost so :ruch as TO D" impracti-
cable, am! may cost infinitely less than reg,
ular siege, not only in money, but life. 1--we
ryhudy almost knows that burning red pep
per, even in small quanliirs-a teaspooniul
will clear the largest room Of u cruAti in a
few minutes: that the least snuff nt veratrla
will make one cough himself almost 10 death,
and run great risk Of coughing himself into
consumption that some ga$esare so poisonous
10 life that the allies: quantity will kill
hydrocyanic acid and arSenillrctted hydrogen,
ior instance. BY mixing rcd pepper and vera
tria with the powder with which the shells are
filled or by filling large shells Of cxtraordi'
mar capacity with poisonous gases and throw
ing them very rapidly into the fort, every
living soul would have TO leave in double
quick time--it would be impossible IL breathe
there. Ii the bumbardmcmt is effected III a
dead calu. lie rcSult wn!lI:l hc certain; and
often at Fort rirkpns ;lcre Is not breathe
Of air stirring from daylight until ten ociock
in the morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Call in and Settle /!

Tic srhscr' !Ii"n i,: i"r the aid Of l'e L"9'-
aeu Hnqsus We have lrr with Mr.. d. L. brEi-
,or, NJ the .ia..ri;,r,, Office; and hope i''' whn
haze rui as We: pnil their Subscriptions will rall
in and settle. Other: wishing 10 Uc"n,rllrts l" our
Company run& will please leave ihe sane with
Mr.. nrEiS0E.
By nrlcr. I. IL. CLAIM
Secry Il Irrea.'r. Edgefield l!ussars.
, II -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Work for the Federal Congress.

NEW lunK. June e3.-It is reported that the
Federal Navy is 10 be doubled.
Cungrr$> is I" suspend the llaheas Corpus ac'
i; IN early LAY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Kumored Secession or Maryland.

R!cuauHn, June 2"".--lt is currently reported
in Richmond that the Maryland Legislature pass
ed the o,liranr. Of sccrssi"n. II is suid t" have
passed in secret session.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

NOTICE...All persons indebted to the E.-
~ tate Of Col. S. Christie, decd, either hy
Mute or Account, are requested to make im,ned-
ate payment, aud those having demand. against
the same will present them 70 Toe undcrsicred
properly ct,c:tel.
W. c. MoEAGNE, Ad:n'ar.
Nor 10, 1850. e u;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Gossip Of the New York Post.

NUSNIi p VI VIZ Nv " 4 VI II : O''''
NEW YORK, June 2%.-The P"st, OF yesterday
says, in the opinion Of good judges, no battle will
be fought for some weeks yet.