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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11


The Virginia women are V'eins WIN e''ch "'ief
in their generous, rord'a anselie concern Tor The
heroes wh" are defending theiF soi'' Inc ha"ies
Soh,iers Aid Society Of the Natural Bridge Dis
,.:,. 49, ,on,sd m ;ny,otion n rho ,rounded
'i''' "'' 'I'e~" ',''',, =,
the sick and TIE "'ar'''. I" come |" 'he'r noun
rain b".nrs anl lie rrtre.h. ly the pure breath
or r,,,ro Tie cl.,urnrc .i hi. ,iyiiit.n which
p..,..; .;i.;.,,,c;,, Ill .,,o,r. r,r
VIC I'M" IN '"' "''n"''"' "''' f''> 'o'
itself i'll the paragraph that follows
"W. rpnfts$ i little vanity minslrs with our
onnarrpt hns.itaIity. fer we want to show ON
Snrtb,rp ir;rn,ls onr ,u,ruiiirrul mountain srr.
y, III, ,,, ricI rr.ouonc.s ,iy,liup
H.; ~ s,.;,,cr,,,l. th, Natural Hrid.e, tLni
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Sppcinl Eut;uiricS.

Some year or tNn ago wo remember seeing Il
large lot of superior hay in the barn Of Mr.. a. j.
SuYIY, Of Riigcwny. We make the request that
be will furnish us with Un ezac' account OF his
rnnie nj 7aving it.
1t waald lie very acceptable tea to "ur farming
pabl;s just nov,'ii some one we'll acquainted witr
tic pracs.s OF curing Gni housing pea.TneE, "culd
supply L, Ly rcxt week with tic uaEncr OF ac-
cci=riisLins tii:- nc brc'7 il IL "+sT nc {:
samc vcu::;! s7y. il tuc yrlir&rJ way. EEt Il ri
to cure them sweet anl fresh, SO that cows and
hnrses will relish vino anil all, il whnl wanI 10
knnw. Will not some ono respond:
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at has become quite cool in the mountains Of
rirginia. Many of our soldiers are in gren, need
of winter clothing. No time should be lost in
forwarding large supplies Of warm nnd substan-
tial garments Of every kind"
So gay the letters from Virginia. October will
soun be here, and with it frost,-in Eirginia, the
hard cold ice itself. The ladies should think Of
this and rcloubc their exertors to help cl"thc
our men comfortably. With all that cnn be done,
the best informed persons say that a scarcity OF
winle, 'l"hing is to l'.. anticipated. We suggest
that snr aacs, whether individual: III s::neia-
tens, cnuri their wnrk hy ,hc day. Otherwise
inc freezes Of winter will be upon our Edsclield
hovs and the expected warm supplies moi come.
In all we have 800 men in the field. Zach one
will need Mt least 2 under-shrts, over.shirts, 2
pairs of drawers and 2pairs Of socks. The ag-
gregato will he Gn0o pieces. How far h"vo we
progressed? Look about and spur up, ladies eve
rywhere.
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From ibu Richmpnd VA. Dispatch.
The Invasion Of North Carolina.

We have received The Federal accounts OF
the eNpiliiiOn 10 tllr Coast OF North Carolina,
and its results. The location of lIatteras In
let bcin" II mystery to many persons, who
have vainlv sought for it on the map, 1t is
proper that we should endeavor to describe
it. Ocracoke Inlet will be found on nearly
every map but lIatteras Inlet, we believe, is
situated ahuut eighteen miles North OF it
Uattcras Inlet is :: new channel, which quite
recently cut It's way through the quIcksandS.
1t will admit vessels Of considerable draft
but owing to the pecularity OF the channel, a
vessel drawing more than seven and hal!
feet cannot get inside. If the enemy be pro
vded with light-draft steamers, heavily arm
ed, he might TO much mischief by going up
the sounds and rivers. Hence the importance
! for vigorous measures of defence.
We append the Federal account OF the cx'
ploit. which rs we anticipated, is hera!ded as
"brilliant victory
FORTRESS M,NRoy, Aug. 3l.-The steamer
Adelaide has returned from the expedition
and brings news of brilliant victory at Hat
teras lulct, bv Gen. Butler and Commodore
Stringham. The General returned on board
the Adelaide and proceeded at once on board
Of her to Washington. via Aruapol 5, to ar
range for srrpeS aud reinorcementS for fur
ther opcl ations in North Carolina.
The XXI edition reached its destination on
! Tuesday. t.lts Cla,k and llattera> We're
'r,nEardcl 81. Wednesday: ard on Friday Al
| II ~ VI. the Confederate; Internationally
surrendered. We have 80 prisoners, anuag
whom are Com. Barron, Col. Martin OF North
Carolina, Major L. Snowdeu Andrews, for
merlr of Baltimore. of the Confederate Army,
aud other distinguished officers.
No one was iniure,! on rlr side. Fifteen
! .f the contelc:a,es We're killed and thirty
wounded
We have captured thirty haavy guns and
nc 1hcvSsni stand ;i .:i''s md theft al"in
merits, sl,,1 1tis" prs. aI'a Il "l.i'" i =
.sr.:: aI .o,tan i9adil It 5ld 'i.> tI"ok ads.
AI:;. rw" ;sLt itr.t. ,hd !.iEs aii.;:'iGt 81
p-a,i.;.r: ana ccli' :. t"o i&ris. Ed :; l:..a
auruter Of valuable 1onks anu pagers: >no".
inr the designs ot the Confrderaits.
It ~ REGARDED IN! ST important a"G success
iii n.overlcnt and is the 0ccaScn CT great
rejoicing at Old Point.
Gen. Bntler has left fifteen wounded Con
!i.!.ra.c prisoner, at Annapolis in charge OF
:'rnnel Morse, cnlnma,ldant at that station.
;lcy Lave heen placed in The hospital at the.
Naval Academy, where they are being well
:lred for.
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&E-Maj. Sturgis, in command of the Federal
troops in Missouri, has agreed upon an exchange
Of prisoners.
EF The Fredericksburg (Ea.) Recorder of the
I'd, says the ma>ts Of schooner are sticking out
of the water nenr the Maryland shore, opposite
AcIuia Creek, sunk by the Confederate guns.
Gss-Thc Commitutionalist says We are pleased
to learn that some of the citizens of Hamburg, 6.
c., have commenced the manufacture of oil cloth.
They have our best wishes for their success
Ge- The City Council of Chicago are enforcing
the oath of allegiance, With the view Of testing The
sincerity Of prufesSed citizens Of the U. States
1sS- The turn given to recent squib Of ours
by the Ncwberry Conscrratist is amusing. The
F." Editor-pro-tcm," whoever he may be, the
Prince" Royolty," and !SuJmission ipah y may
| have it all their own way.
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Cavalry.

The Charleston NrrcHry says:
"Apart from the incxcusablo hrevity of our
numbers, the great defect of the battlc OF Gull
Rum was he 'ranf 81 cnrn'ry.'
However "brief" lnay have been our "numbcrs,"
wo unqucstionahly fought good fight and gained
u glorious victory. The presence of cavalry sui''-
cient TO have troddcn down the enemy, w"rld
have made it more complete. But why exact of
our authorities, that, in the multiplicity of their
duties, they should not stop short of Immediate
perfection? Did not most of our writer: chime
in with DIR. SruTr's notion of c"rairg six
months ago: Perhaps the .Herc"rY did n'l,-we
don't remember hut W. ,ln remember that the
Adrertiser lid then urge the Importance OF this
arm of the service cn aereral occasions, lcrs tie
general cpirion wa: against uq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11

:E.;as- Capt. Ahncr D. Johnston, of Sumter c,mr-
Is, requests ~ to State that hc il ready Ia furnish
nne hundred l,unt Beef Cahln tn the Confederate
Statca, in lieu of the Cation loan asked dr by the
government II seems 10 us that 'hi' would prove
very acceptable loan at ih" present time, and
one which could be appropriated I" The hest AL
yuntage in feeling our trnopg on the Gulr coast.
The above il taken from the ncaa tFla.J H"ms
cnm yua.on and exhibit, the ihrt thai "thrr" lie.
sides rotnu planters ran come E'fwnrl with lnans
to the Government. Sunc are excluded. Grnzicr3
ear loan stock; money 'enlers rhn lnan 'nsh ::
millers ran loan -four: merchants rnn loan eoo,S !;
officers and professional men can Loan la,fs nf in
come; And when n man lna n"Ihing else To lend.
hc can {" loan himself and his services for Con-
foderate Bonds" as we heard spirited soldier
ssy tsse eD sals.day laS'.
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vufXSA. VA. Aug. larh. 1851.


vIfHSA. Va, Aug larh. IsGl.
llRs j. tni .i%aan: Il be.
;aine: Iy painful duty tc inform y"iio ths.ie:th
0: Tc;;r :ou, F c urArIrE. Hhi:h occurred Gt
Culprrrer c. H., TN The III of .iwa;,ct !r't. Wien
| :ay, m5 dear Mada!u, thnt ipeliy TeEf"l This
sal event. mean peculiarly whlr say fiji
never have met ynnng man for whom J took
greater fancy ior whom entertained greater
respect Ersles his bisl. qualities as soldier
which were high indc,d-unau;Passrtl b! any u"
the army he Posse ed utlcrs equally appreciated
! by myself and Lia brothef.;nldisrs. His high
and nobic bearing; bis cheerful and ama3lc dis
! vnif;om h;7 hrs:c MD good heart. ana h' for.
hcaraas: aEi sirta2. rendered Eiir universally
LslaTc.i ard hoEurci iiac;. I "a. Isl ard viii
:;nccr;t; Iray sag lo"ed hin. have oh5erTed
him CLOSELY il. the Camp ana on !ho baltic iiel'l
anu never Lil se. iiu :nl!cr III The discharge Of
his dury. always intelligent always wilhns'
prompi. ron aul brave H. illustrated IN his char.
ac,rr and conduct the m"Jri soldier. Often hay,
seen him. While others were llrg awry their
lime III frivolous amusctucnts: dcr"tiuG h'' t"
Often have heard his Voice ra;=rtl III singing ils
.,rcat makers riaiscs. But he lns lnll'n ard i
lut remains to his friends 10 mourn his nL.,mcll
cud: tn cherish tho Iec"l!c"lCn of his ihaiy 'r'
,ucs. and 10 strive IN initiate his worthy example.
As one who knew and oyc,l him so we'll, aud VIII"
feels his luss 50 <cnsihly, allow ME, dear Madam
to mnglc my tears with yours upon his early
grave, anl TO join you in the hope of his blessed
Immortality feel deeply for you in your be.
rcavclnrnt, US know it must lie great. haze
heard OF your d,v"ion to him and l know him to
have been worthy of it.
May thc good tod ii ii7 all, VII" al, NJ is able
to give comfort in Ills Your h"nr of need. have
mercy on you and bless You, and. in Ills own
good time console and strengthen yon. Is my ealneat
PRAYER.
Respectfully and truly y'"r friend.
r H. BROOKS
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Threatened Invasion of Western North


Ii seems, from information proceeding
from responsible source, ;llas - scheme for
tie Invasion Of North Carolina by Lincoln
force marching through East Tennessee. has
bacl, detected and exposed, and that Gen.
Ini!ilrlrr, at knoxville. and tll;. military III
Wcatcrn North Carolina, are fully aprrispd Of
it. and ca The alert.
Tie plan latcccd lid not stop ut an nra-
san ct EVrth Carolina, hut the enemy WAS
10 march in force To Ash,iile. ard thence
,ar.ur their waY IL Greenrile: S. g., ard
.r,m this puilt 10 Columbia. Vi Atlanta.
Georgia: the force to consist ut troops under
Anderson Of Fort Sumter memory, al led b.
dcudcd kentuckians, and such forces as are
expected to join tho Tor hammer in East
Tennessee, where, unhappily. many of the
people are 50 stal,iied by the influence of
ambition, aI,d saliish Tories. like Andraw
Johnson, as 10 lose all sense OF their duty to
their own State and section, and are more
willing to fight the battles OF Ohio and Mas
sae hGsetts. than for their own homes and
couc:ry.
We arc no alarmisr. but learning that this
news has made such impression on cur neigh.
i'UiluG state, as 10 nave H!'iucca ac'Ne PiVP
aralioii for defence, wn would insist that vigil
lance aud Immediate PREPARATION becomes us
N this size tie mountains, in Grecavillc.
Pickcn<, Anderson, Spartanbnrg, and other
Districts a,ijacrnt. anl in fact, in tie whole
State 70 meet threatened attack frolE any
direction. Our rprim"ns.; and cJmranies or
suIrxru sn0,rd lie kept III rc;:Glncss, and III
such position rs "a available ut the right
po,,,t, without moments delay. No more
lr"ors should leave our borders AZ present,
tul Virginia, satisIicd is we are that the iurce
there is large enough, i; least for all dcten-
s;vc opcrations.-Grcc!vI,ic Patriot and
1nnnl AiMnrr
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Useful flint.

j. T., writing fr2m cbarloiiesvi!lc. ~, u The
attcvilc .:.t..:-, :ays e 7c harc in cur lerart.
mcnt here :Ir. Garr:7ei an; l.ii: ri: I'D Hiss
Singleton, the mnliar and sister of Mrs. Farm
WELL Professors Lab"ri" and Rivers Of shr South
Cmrolina College, and several young men from
Charleston. Our ohjert is to furnish supplies for
the sick and wounded fr3m S"nth Carolina. and a
bounIirul supply We hav" for tn" present The
ladies of Ahbeyille had better prepare MI "E the
wUnlcn blankets and anrks they possibly can, ~
also drawers and rnorcd shirts or these they
cannot have too many: and will enter more in.
to detail hereafter. We have comfortable quar-
iers, but if we had consulted perfect ease we should
hn W rrluIiucl nj Lnnc
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I1an Mastern Virginia.

Tie l.noxyii: Rs;c:Stt:. has the irla;T;T:;
special Dispatch
Lrsc1rrR:. SEPT. 4.-Ihc i.s5 TsFnTtz irc"'
.,a..'s cnn,mani a:e or ti!c 9TH Aug Tka!
we're then Mt the TT'alley Mountain, awaitiI4,
lar weather and good roads to commence
operations. The enemy are strongly posted
it Stailaker'S, u miles Irom Valley Noun.
tain. and between that station and Huttons-
Vile. SkirInishcs are occurring every day.
Our men have taken number of prisoners.
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Concert nj Hamburg.

We are advised that concert will be given in
Hamburg On Tuesday night the 18th September,
by number Of Amateurs, FOR the benefit of our
soldiers. Enough has been told ua, to Variant
our saying that very pleasant entertainment may
lie expected May crowded house and Sc appre-
ciatirs audience the Efforts Of the fer ladies
77kc h."e it in charge.
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A FEMALE RIVAL OF Bl0HDoN, who re-
Gently essayet to cross tho Thames on rope,
opposite Crcmcrnc Gardens came near meet
ing with serious accident. She proceeded
half ~ay across, hut was unable to Get any
further, owing to the rope having become TOO
slack, some Of the guy ropes having been
stolen. She dropped astIlrln The rope, md ms
it was found impossible to throw lines up to
her, she ultimately flung herself upon one Of
the guy ropes and gradually lowered herself
into boat, amid the cheers Of excited thous,
apda
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,Ir CM.aItnev,s School.

See the card Of Mr.. JOHN GwALTSEr. His
school reopena Monday next. Let there be full
attendance from the beginning. These are mighty
tineF girls and generation OF women, cduea.
ted. elevated women, will be needed &c assist in
r.pniring the damages Of Tie war that rage!
around uz. Make progress, make progress, IT, you
,.-=artl.y thc - md the tirnss-
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.cha Rlockadc isrOken.

III Intelligence publishsl II sssts7aa!
~: = iaiz i;.;irEa.i !; ccii;'.. ! n''' "a
i.,..s,;,i= LII; ia:sn '.r:tan Il la '''' liz
i,rt, il ,i.7 iii,..5 cc,nrl1i.- -t''' II i>.'' ''''
II that it c;.ald la H"h:'; \ !;''::' '''I'
cic.t .,n;,; has tTay7rs,i; li., -. M .;,;i ai'-
r.raf; +. wort OF ;i,a Son:nern Sn"i'aa.;:e:
wi,hop, let or bindrarce. laden With a;m>:
o,rmr,i,i,n. ard other a:,i.ia> hev"Tm ''i
}ism,r,. rou,r,.ban.l ot wa:. This rrS:"! Wa
E,nlisb anl the entrance was eiltcten aiteF
the distinct and formal warning "i the i'r''iSn
Minister ut Washington and The reri,e a.
cla:a,ion ,l the British Premier IN fa'''a
u,..e. ;,he well authenticate! Fass"s;c q
. sinsE vas.ei lhroneh the lines OF the block
.ssSr the Southern coast wowih n' co:'s'''
s sSei, .apse for pronCunci';s II legally rs wei:
;, nr,c,icai]S an ineffective and l".lec nt!cR'
a.. be which the conm."rcc ct no nai''n Is
h. nd and over Which every neutral lii;;,
MI ri! re i, to and tr" "iiE Tie car GUS c'
ierenins AIN; .:t friends.
when tic pcws tat the Alliance h"s
jsaEiv entered tie por; .; !".;,I'ore; IN A"rtE
,aCarolna, reaches the Eri-a Gov. r'lsi2a,' II
81 csn sc,,ce,v d. ,t.rrwisc tLan give nnbiir
"a ncr;ca of tie ,.gllicie:icl "'l lnr:sd't; OF t'''
end ic.iara It IL - raised, II, .io:f'
Js ;ure. British merchants %'l! iEi;c-
A.,: EN-: 70 lhc Southern ports Vessels Id
wi,Is .cll stores "a the! ,ray suPPo'
Eas9ek sa;eaLlc in lie country. anu camH1'
ss bud rotrine hack c.rSos Il ioGatc2 ::m'
Eft-i, Shn;.i,t tie GoVcrEmaht "l 1'it M n,
&E !, Safes he mad enough To interfere Will.
"a r. o,, ottham, either going or rtiurn'ni:, II
81 Bill yi,Ia,e q principle uf International right
S5tISf clearly established and admitted by all ma
5,'4hs.ss, .InsiEe event will bring upon 1t the
4 ;,;rnc Jorce Of the ci-ilized world, Nor
4 :. i ha/ncssihle for that iioTcr1menl 10 rH.
II ortand rs.cstablsh another blockade "i
>st coast during the war; foT that would DC
ms play, and nations cannot Dc 50 'F'i'u
II, Tr = couple Of months more We may,
5,ercfore. r,asonab!7 anticipate the re'opfninS
~ + nrom;,l ,.rau.erce and the :oiISeflucr-
S9SEEA u' that event 70 ourselves, an! lts ciicc'
3shr war. car scarcely be toe bigtiy sta-
ss q wi! forthwith rive us all ne mate,
ls|s 4 .r.n, WE vast Tor tic equipment oI
!, :.riui,.. a.,! il Uil fill the treasury
f $Aa rr,,;.re,ls .! III" Cotton cFep.
y In lie s;a..rivaGo;, ot the thousand ans. n.
: ..J..,. cc.IO.ls i. \ u6:iur' -'.-.. "hlCh "
Law. all i:~l.tl suffer i, a1d wot!d >utrr 81.
ntlr for vrac:. ii lie public welfare rendered
::aat uoper it will max: the further Pi"SI
:.u.ioIloI i;Usti.it:c5 b; tic North so ciearly
;,..eu..te a.:I suicidal. that We may suppose
even The Cioyrr:lu.cn! Of Lincoln aEd the .tb
ol.,onsts of Boston will perceive the ncceS'
:it- OF an imined ate peace at any piice'-
Richmoni Examiner
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X .,r,,ut if:c,; .;;:ir

From single hill Of the RIoch E,an, KIM oi
orcd for which ,Tc arc indebted to Mr.. G.. a. An
bison of thi- place, We yesterday gathered onc
hundred and ninety. ni"c plump p"n,; leaving upon
the vine many p"ds t"o old for use AMI quite q
number Of little nncs sliil Gaming m. This ia a
remarkable yield in itself ron; derc,i. bnt hecnmos
much more 70 when We n,l,l that the seed was
planted Inst Spring. grew mp and made goul
early crop, fell at length lcfnre the revere droulh
of summer, rn:e ngain with the rains Of August,
unl has presented its secUnd hearing in TIE style
and manner above stalled. Eent TINT hean stalk,
who cun. Ii grew upon red and thirsty upland,
ground prepared by trenrhing and heavy ma
nuring. And thi2 stalk would have bern III, "ann.
. planting, hn'l we MT long since concluded that
their race was run, and had consequently thrown
nearly all the vines to the COWS.
NS-Casd hslsuces due to Soutberners by The
commission houses 10 EnriupettJ bsye bpe9 sejsed.
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THE WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.

Translated inr nh. fhGr'rston .HercMry fr0m tie
Opinions .faii"mnf'~ 'J Paris, Jniy IS.
Russia secIns ub"ur to tnc;uHtrr long and
perilouS crisis. TIE lrnsantry, fml:n. themselves
arriiccl for The benefit ni the nobility arc risinr
up in every direction, and the nnhcs themselves
rn givn. in their united adhesion tn the jockey
Club Of Moscow who h v sworn, we are assured,
never to ncquicscc in ;he scheme of emancipation.
upon the conditions and principles luil down by
the government.
Ailars i'll Hungary are not less threatening, and
in Turkey, according TO Il correspondent of DO.
Deni.chc ioa, ap insurrection had just prevented
three signal victories over the Turks, which would
have proved u considerable loss to tho Turkish
| arms.
Desi,les>this bloody riots have taken place Mt
Ismail an at lolgral, in the prnripalities, where
y revolution seerns upon the point of breaking
nut.
These difficulties, however 10 not, ior the pres
cn. threaten the general peace. The condition
If things, nevertheless, is delicate enough to
enlist the whole attention of the Govcrpments
ant, to call in play al. the skill of diplOma,ists.
To sum up, Let us glance at the spectacle which
Europe presents at this moment:
IN Russia there re sixty millions of pcople. who
perhaps in three months, will be plunged in civil
var
In the very centre Of our continent twelve mil.
lions Of Polish subjects are only awaiting fayo-
rahlc opportunity to re-conquer their indepen.
dcncc.
In Austria, there arc fourteen millions of sub.
jccts in the provinces, five millions of Mapvars
and five and half millions of Italians, nil of
whom longing for the overthrow of the House
Of Hapsburs.
In Turkey, there are near twelve millions of
Christians, always in revolt against the Turks.
whom. il they could, they would drive back into
Asia
In Italy, the situation Of affair, is full of pcril..
There are now ut least TWENTY-FIVE millions of
men who are looking anxiously to Rome on5
Venice.
Thus, without reckoning Greece, which istrem.
bling upon the brink of revolution. the Ionian
isles, which arc in open quarrel with Great Bri.
tain, the Danish Duchics or the forty millions of
Germans seeking Cor national unity, We find in
Europe 0Ta Hundred a;d Thirty Millions of men
rrai, t. rIl$l. Ia arin7. either l.: lIea them selrt
lI"H i"Ir,EE yfr Il. iirlle them :eiYco INFO or
CG,Eal r.;dy. 81 Il, S"rE nit il. toeir rcapo,;iva
countries certain great social and political re-
iGrm:.
>S;eysr wa: there ar crach mere troubled. more
I.araiy g;i-tel. or Icre pregnant y7itn rerclr
;;-u.
::ch !; III? state Ct thing: il Tic Gl world. ard
ii We uld 10 tii5 Ike disturbances Gn chr s;Ja &c
the water Nc have exhibited "a I..,s Of affair,
w';;"h n''y ar may n"i l'od '."ly Ln"w.j inli,ae
ih" arpr"Hcl of the line when there will 10 .su1.
an the earth distress "I natn, with perrle,itr.
!hr ac: and wave; r"nrins: m"ns hearts fa;linc
them for fear. and l'r o"kiug after those things
wh!rh are coming u3n tho rnrrl; l.r the now.
cr- q, hrar.n shall he shaken"
May We sll he prepared 10 say, "!Amen-ersn
SO, come Lord Jesus f., E,L.W
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4 Few Mora NKnEicu.

The Company OF Rc,. A. p. N"rnlS is ut Camp
Ba;lrr \ few mere n.-I are wanted IL lis .aEEs.
This is a gocd place TO "ccupy. The reverend
Captain will prove = lMithml guardian of his men,
and We h'Ni:e lh".a whn have h"t picked tltir
piaces t. talc r.eiti::n IL. Eis rsnE:
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The Charloue Bulletin says that Mr.. j. W.
Thomas, the Principal of the Glenn Anna
Female Institute, located at Thomasvlle, N.
g., and also a member Of the Senate of North
Carolina, who has just returned from 4 hur-
ried visit in the Northern States, has brought
with him notes and accounts against our
merchants, which he has purchased or taken
as agent to collect, in violation of both our
State and Confederate laws, and that he is
now engaged in dunning and gathering up
funds from our people to both give aid and
comfort to our cucmics aud put money in his
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IrrsnAY Sujy. SatI.

IT 9-~'''H' '''''7''' ~ TT fV'
Since the ADORE was written. the hnt night :pJ-
ken of has given place to delicinnsy rool one,
Icminen,y favorable 10 rcposc. The thermometer
this morning stood at 100. No doubt the pleasant
nights Of Autumn are sci in, though the days uuy
be scolrh;ng still for 4 while.
S"Etwa, good or bad, that pertains to ans OF
you, of which we have been made cnsnizant.
Lieut.. JAcoR YcryoELooE left yesterday ior his
post in tic South Carolina Regulars. These troops,
h. the wav. ma? soon fnd scope for the exercise
of their prGwcss, ii the Indication: on OR coast
are not deceptive.
Cant. READY is much better. So arc all the
sick soldiers With the best wilhrs for you all
udicu
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CAT .Ioussos. Aug. srd lsG

rglvATr JAMES ARMSTRONG: cannot permit
you Ia return home, (havins heen honornbly dis
charsed,l without expressing to you my deep re-
grct ut your leaving us. You have ever been one
OF the hest soldiers in my company and your
Kindness in lookins after the welfare OF the sick.
and the interest Of the entire company, will ali
Why's cnrlcar your name to my command.
With the best wishes Tor your future welfare,
anil a safe return TO your home,
remain truly your friend,
M. W. GARY, CArTAN
Co. Z. Hampton Legion
Eaiarr.,l hy Lienls. Il. W. ToMrkiss, W. D.