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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

by DANIEL A. MATHEWS n co, AUCTIONERRH-
- THIS DAY (shrURDAil AT IL O'CLOCK,
IN Iront OF salesroom ~ Nassau sweet Fulton.
MORTGAGE SAIx-One Black Horse 49, hands, between
and years old, bob tail
One bay Horse. 10 hands, years old switch tail
Two Gets single Harness, one IAeht business Wagon
BY order OF A j, MASON, $50 Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08
QENRY n. LEEDS, AUCiIONEKx -NA0NIrlCKNT
l sale of Arat clasa Furniture Caypeta 0frrora

kNkf II. LEEDS, AUCtlONEkx -AA0NIFkC6NT
~ sale Of ars. class Furoi,nre. Carpets hirrorS 10.
henry H. LEEDS 90. viii sel! AZ auction on thurs.
at the spa,ious marble Nos 500 and bOi Broad:
way, opposite the Ct Nscholss KoteL magnificent
sale OF first class Iuraiure Carpets ana Mirrors.
valuable marble btauary, Paintings BoDzes China Dinner
and 1ea Sets Plated Ware and Fancy Articles removed from
secured he elegant marble stores Of ST. a. Bosstck Nos
5O2 and oOl Broadway 65x2 feet running through Cros
by street. OF the largest and best lighted the city
for sale Among the cabinet manufacturers RouI.
Herter Better Dessoir Narcotic keeks Potter Btymus,
yembe Kimba Hnchnes stonsy and others comprising
only Also elegant Furniture removed from rcsdsnoes Par
lor sniS richly uphossred Mirrors fine 3ronzes Dinner
ses costing 500 to $780, Tea Sets Plated Ware Curtains,
superb Marble satsary, and On Paidenga Also eight
valuable Pnofortes made Chckeripg and
others antique carved black walnut Furniture Library
rabies, Bookcases, Chairs, Boxes &c Ak0 very costly
Clock real 0rmolu and Bronze chsndeners aud Figures
large and valuable private collection Of nne statuay
and on famng by the hrst european srtst cost
uee included Is Bust OF Pocahontas by Aosier
h0ns Busts Of Virgil Horace and Antnous Also, Paint
i.gs BY salmon Kuyp ngnsud Maeris rurbury veboeok
h0veR and specimens Of the finest French sold
without reserve BY order Of MORTGAGES with other
day, the day before the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

MORTGAGE sALE.-CHAMBERS d FAfRCHILD.
N uconeers will sell on Tuesday June H. At 10 A. M at
GIG Sixth avenue thirty sixth street. four Billiard
Tables and four renpn Alleys together with the Stock and
Fixtures complete ". d. CLARK Mortgage,
No. 7S9 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

CHERRIES sALE.-BONE BLACK, &C.
y CHAMBERS FAlRGHILD, Auctioneery,
taesroom f13 Nassau street,
Will cell this day saturday. June at II O'Clock at $50
ss4 Font street. and aso At 699 Water street; large quantity
A houthmayd John ": Bailey, Albert G. Waterbury and
VIM NJ. Waterbury, which they either of them had
May H. 1861 st any time thereafter and TO the Machin-
cry, &C, in the above named buildings
Join KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

Ucr1ON SALE OF HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 81.
"A cara r. E. WILLARD, AuctOneer will sell this
mornpr at l o'clock No "a cedar street. opposite the
Posi once without reserve giving chance 70 buy single
boxes Of 25 60 and 100 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

IJEERY Fl LEEDS AUOTIONEBR II. LEEDS 4
Co., will sell at auction, Saturday, June at twelve
o'clock 10 front OF store Is Nassau street. black Canadian
Pony about IA hands high and about nine years kind
and gentle under the saddle or in single double harness.
believed TO be perfectly sound Also Light Wagon good
running order set Of Single Harness and Saddle and Bride.
Sold wa o. usp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

AUCTION SALE OF READy MADE CLOTHING, &C -
a h CRlsTALAR aucticneer, will sell ON Monday, lotn
ment Of seasonable Clohns So%psns co.n: cassmss
ers doeekn CLOTH cassnere satinef linen and Marsetes
Pants; silk ran velvet cashmere and summer Vests Ase
Boots and hoes Hats Caps Umbrets Casemeres Closns
tIlis, Yrmnpqa 40 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

HENRY b. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER III. a. LEEDS &
O'Clock in front O. store % Nassau street. Horse Rokaway
and Harness. without A fine Horse, 1917 hands
high years old believed be and kind ali harness.
Also four seat Rockaway built to order by city maker
full door, shifting seat leather trimmed and lined in
der Also silver plated mounted single Harness city made
nearly new all of which will positively be sold without
to close advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

a SsioNEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
v.a ns aay Saturday at Two O'Clock precisely, the pr
par eusnce NO 100 East Tenth street Broadway,
urniture iianoforte, Rosewood Suits, Velvet AID
Cont, n,s o "a Mirrors sofas Ornaments the whole
Dnir VI bedrooms Carpetpg Clocks Sofas Chairs &C.
chime u n.Uyen I'm rurhi.uIe SAFE positive rain or
Is JunsEE NICHOLS, AUCrONEERs SATURDAY
s sfee black seven years DID, iss hands bsn long
sorse gand sound, kind gentle; first rate family
Asoo ST. ST. hrn aud prompt no fault or tricks
Aso' d CITY punt hocsaway and Harness.
.sn go, ALSO,
r9s IN " minutes; warranted sound kind and gent,e
'p "S i'o''o' ALSO a rotling sulky and Harness.
Also
a ngnt pay Horse, years old. If banda hioh war-
Ianted sound kind and gentle hsrns or ndar the sad
die superior saddle horse free from all tricss has
roed inside of $3.50; sold only account of the owner
havir & no further ror him " ~ ~
Also number OF top and no top Bngg Trong WAGONS
Rcckaways, Concord Wagons &c, &c and large assnrt
ment OF double and sinlle Harness $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

"A Auctioneers.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, ststuary bronzea Works OF Art.
peremptorily sold at auction
Ihts day Saturday, June 6,
At the private residence u West twenty sixth street.
Sixth avenue
Sale mencipg at O'Clock property of family relin
gushing housekeeping.
The catalogue comprising the largest and richest assor
Furniture ai made orier bv iy makers and
is Of the best description Catalogues the house morn
SALE Wiz octave Panoforte wing Room Suits,
Etegees bookcase Mirrors Curtains Vases OIL Paint
ipgs Haiuary Velvet and Brussels Carpets Buffet Exten
Table, China Glass, Silver Ware Table Cutlery Blu
~ardrobes HAIR and spring Ma.tresses Bedsesds.
Commodes Washstands, UDcoth stair Carpets, DC Also
large assortment of Basement and Kitchen furniture Sale
positive O'Clock this ternoon, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE THIS DAY,
"a ALL o'clcck by BILL 4 lNgRAHAN, in their sale,
Pledged Gocd &C. Pawnhrokers sale on Monday by order
Of LEVY late of AS street PARTICULAR In time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

A UCTION NorICE-vO ALL THOSE IN WANT OF
q fist Glars Household Furniture The advertiser having
Geld his house. will SELL for few DAYS In lots 10 suit
chasers hs entire Furniture, being sufficient for five
house. at great sacrifice, consisting II valuable
tave Panofo three solid carved rosewood Pror
Suits in satin satuaryi marble Centre Tables very ee
rosewood EegeYe with plate glass; two large Pier and
Mante Mirrors rosewood and mahogany Bedseads, marble
top Dressing Bureaus Beds and SEEDING Velvet Brussels
Chairs aockerr, Sofas Chnaware class and sverware
elegant of choice Msntsl Ornaments
Bronzes Clocks &C. &c Apply at the residence No. West
twenty street. FIJI avenue, from 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE Ns1ICE.-IHE NAILS FOB IRELAND.
via Queenstown per Cnited tates steamer Edinburg,
will coee at this office aurdsy. sh day Of June, at
l01S O'Clock n. h. WILLIAM &. TAYLOR, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

DOsr OFFICE NOlICg.--THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
i via Southampton and Bremep, per United States
New crk will cose at this Office on Saturday. the
9Th day Of June, at 10Y o'clock A M
WILLIAM b. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

TOHN II. Burnley, AUCTIONEEG, WILL. SELL THIS
81 day a. two o'clock at IA Canal street. Husson
Sofas Sofa BEDS mahogany and other Bedsteads
pier oval and other Glasses and other Chsirs
Washsands Suits hair marble Cente and other
Tables Teie Tees hair and other Feather Beds
Pillows Wardrobes Counter Cases. Cooking stove Pictures,
Brussels three ply and other Carpets large quantity Of Kb
bons Laces Water Coolers Esrthenware Cuery Sheets,
Spreads Table Cloths Glassware &c TO be sold without
rain OR shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

HENRY GREEN. AuCTIoNEER-THI DAY, AT 1O1z
IL O'Clock, At the auction Btore 1914 William street,
ceres Butter Soap Tea kaisios Sal Soda Scrub
Brushes Arrowroot Spices, Mustard Hams, sardne Snuff
Smoked Herring Olive Gill; Blue Fish. ricked Herring,
large lot Of Wines and Liquors casks johns bot
ties Is baskets Champagne, 1000 tegsrs.
Also, at IL O'Clock,
Sewing Machines lot Of straw Goods Coats, Pants Vests
pce Good Fanc &C
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

-. .,,~.-u ny the mobile cOillmaIiurr
until the regiment reached Wilmington, y. G..
She was told that she could not accompany
her husband. bu, with tears in her eyes She
cn;reatcd that she Should not be torn from
him WHOM >he would checriuily toiluw to the
cannnr's nol:il!. She pledged 10 make her eli
l..cIu in various WAYS. ;.ill finally her cluqnent
VI ice and still mere eloquent Hack eyes
oycrcamc the Colonel. and he decided that
size might accompany her husband. Oh, 80.
mans devotion! Who can estimate? wtu
r;:n property vaue IL: Tile pretty young
woman is to he li,n rirandier" Of the gallant
Zig Lii, and she already handles 4 gua like one
u.rl To the g"ryicc
Gen. Eeaure.arrl has assumed command at
Man.,sas G..r Rely up,n it that this &C.
cun.plis;c, ullircr will lead the Southern ar
my vic,prionSIy through Alexandria, WASH
irr,pn AMI Baltimore. From al ! ran hear,
the war is Ia he carried into the very heart Of
tn, crcmy;S cnua,rv. The vai!anons &coun,
dryls and ruthless invaders are 10 lie made 10
:,..l our r,wri--l!.cy are 10 m taught u les
s.:i--;Icy are to hs learned that there are
blows 10 receive as well as blows to si"e.
A. al illustration "l the "piiun entertain
ed .l S,ut:l Curuliaiai ui Gen. Beauregarti'S
abilities, let me rcc,c :, little imci;cnt. 10.
day, upon the arrival"t the Ei>;hll Regiment,
a grl.,irrlan a,kcda Carulil; soldier what he
thought uf Grn. Braur' lard, Tie prompt
reIIy was, If Gen. i. were 10 tell inc that
l1rircs, Monroe: could b" taken, it woulI be
ours before Saturday night; il lie were to
say it rur!!d uut be taken, We would no, go
within lit, i"iics Z! i.
rGc atrocities Ut Ilanr:;n Roads have cy-
cited our people al'loSr - irei,zY, and tue
universal cry now is that the injuries Of those
people mist be avenged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
A Scamp.

4 little pu:chman, calling himself T.hwr- NAP
TENS. and kains from Philadelphia, dropped!
down al#"nss; IL. l.w week ago, and I."ir:sc,. II
srca: desire t" volunteer i"r de Son;," Il" did
in fact Join CAPT. 'iAEi's company. and received
hnarriing. lodging #nd clothing. hy r"Esc"ii,nrr
Being y printer W. favored Lin, a:sU: 50 that in
leaving with i:'' c"nlany, hr hai AT less: :*;20 in
cash, lesics beia:' ma,lc "hrrw:r rcmIi';laslc.
In Augil.t.' .c ,:r.rrrri anI has mol !e"n hra:'l
of :n:r. I.ssi Ii" may attempt Ia !rar;i-'. lie
Trick clscwhasr, we viii .:aic tha, he i, .';itc
y"urg. Is or pretend, t" l's raw Dm'rh"ar. i.
$u in stature, sets type very 500. say i" ha>
hecn accustomed - sci terrain type. i:a* light
sandy hair. rather tii.h face, ana il mnrc shan
apt tn declare tf he rir; this raprr agnin) that
lie wants to Kill "a i"ri-cnd Yankee mi, himself"
The little rc:,sg",e should hr iasrn tp a;''l 'irat
with. wherever caught.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
SO SuspendcI.'

This no infraquent caption among the newa-
papers these hard times. The wheels of The press
cannot move without m"ney TO pny lis various EN-
pl"yees. The last instance Of suspension wo have
noticed, is that of our Interesting neshbor, the
.l"ynsl" Di.p"trh. lis in,leiatisab!e and high
spirited publisher nrh editor, s. A. ATKINSON,
ESP. regrets the suspension a. the snddcst ne
cessiiy of his liIr,' and l"peS to "if those
indebted will make Immediate payment" Alas !!
there's the rub. Subscribers and advertisers ran-
not realize that their respective '!rhcts will do
any good; whereas, il each one Of them would
think it a necessity and act upoN the square, all
would gn we'll ans, ''nnhnly nurt.
We nsk our own readers please 10 take this re-
Election to heart. ThouSandsnf the anxious mnih-
ers, wives sisters and daughters cf our volunteers,
not I" mention other readeis. lock alone to such
papers rs the ilGr",'.er Cor lhrir weekly supply
of intelligence /" the nr"gress Of cvcirs.
Hazard not the cutting CiT Of this supply Ivy de-
Iayed rcm:;lala. let each reader keep ahead Of
his little dues /" Us. au we promise To h: behind
none in industry hr zunl fnr their benefit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
PUBLISHED rvERY WEDNESDAY, NonSlxe.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Two DOLLARS per year ii paid in advance-1wo
DoLLAgs and FIFTY CExrs il not paid withir SIX
p,nth;-anl THREE DOLLARS If not paid before
thu expiration Of the year.
subscriptions out Of the District must be paid
for IL a.irauce.
RATES OF .ADEERIISIN
All alvcr.itcments will he inserted II OSs Dot
LAv per square az Miuiou lines or !cssl for the
s-e Insertion, au.i Fifty Cents fvr each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements from strarcers and transient
persons payabIe in advance. All others will be
considered due when called hnr,
\ iycrti.emcrt- nn, ,ari:s :he ':esrsd number
O.: Insertions marked On the in"r:u will be coz
,;c..i au:ii i;,rii an:i .sa7get ~ '"T':iasiy.
Those d.si3;ps :vs7'ife 5y ta~ ysar rss 10
e. IN iiberA! ,erz,s--it ;'eng undar'to"4 ti"' tou
tr.ct< for yearly aiveeieius aro e"n.:nei to TIE
,.-;,;m,.., business .! The firm nr individual con.
,r,c,i,-. Contract advertisements payable semi
arn"ay.
All ,ota,uun;;,.tions Of personal character,
O,,rnary Notices, Re;erts, Resolutions or Pro-
e. iinss Of any Society. Association or Corpora
tina. will be charged Us advertisements.
Aanoaari:,sa CanAtsa:" mo, inserted until paid
fn,. Five Dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
Jerry DunOvnll.

JERRY desires it stated that he has left his notes
md accounts, sumc hundred dollars or so, in tho
bnnd. Of LEWIS JONES. Esq Sheriff of El;efcld,
to be kept until he returns from the war. (JERnr
is gone to virginia.) But should he never return.
he then d.si;ys his fArdg rc'tted to his s:n':i old
father in County Cork, Ireland which &r. JONES
will agsuredly attend to. As our paper s"e$ regu-
lurly to that distant parent, we would adj (t"r kis
,omrurt) that JERRY went off in the right spirit.
lie indignantly refused proposition to s" MS :"
hired substitute remarking with rrhemenee t"
the applicant, that he Ind better try the Dutch
for the like Of that,--the Irish were mot Thin
Kind oc bastes." So JERRY went H. al indcpen-
dent Irish volunteer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
Kentucky.

A letter from Nicholas County, Kentucky, OF
date 9th May, snys that the Sateis considerably
divided, but may yet 60 with the South. hich0a"
is decidedly so inclined, u large majority sympa-
thys,ns deeply with their Southern brethren Our
correspondent thinks the experiment Of " armed
neutrality" will prove mere experiment, and
tbat The time is nt hand when the "black sheep
Of the old Kentucky fold will "vauish like dew
before summers SUM-" So mote it be-
The writer wishes to know where his brother,
Wx. ii. ABygr, is now in service,-as be has not
hcr.d from him in some weeks We answer, in
the 'front.' ranks of tho Southern fnrccs.-at Manas-
sns Junctirn,-undcr GREGG, BnSHAM and BEAr-
EEGARp,-and setting good example to nll good
Eentuckians.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
A Fight in North Western Virginia.

RICHMOND June G.-We have received the
news of sharp and brilliant fight, which oc-
Cured on Monday last, near place called
PhilIipl.i, in barbour County, in the North.
West rart Of the State. About 9u0 of our
troops, posted there, were suddenly attacked, at
laybrcak on Monday morning, by 1000 Of
the Hes,ian. At first, our men were thrown
into confusion, and retreatel for distance of
about two miles to bill. Here. taking nd.
vantage Of the ground, thcy made stand
aud three times rcpulsed the ercmy, not
wi,h>landng the great disparity Of the num-
bcrs engaged. Tie United States troops,
having lost about 10 men, gave up the pur.
suit and retreatcd. Our loss was only six
killed. Among them Capt. a. i. Richards.
Of Tie Bath Cavalry; Quartcrmastcr Sims,
formerly clerk OF tic Danville depot at Rich.
mord, and 4 Young man named baingcriield,
from Bath. The victory is considered u Very
handsome one, for the enemy were we'll pro.
7ided wiki light artillery, manned by regulars
from Carlisle Barracks, Pa, while our men
had no caEnn.
Governor Wise has been appointed Briga-
dicr-Gc.eral by President Davis. lie is ra>-
ing legion ior the war. Daring its fOrlna-
ton. lie gocs INFO Western Virginia 10 ronsc
the siumbrring patriotism Of that section.
Chief Justice Tanev, in his opinion i'll the
Mtrrinan case, asserts that Lincoln is guilty
Of usurpalion, and clear violation oil the
Constitution, in s'lspcnGing the hade0s corpus
act.
The returns (officia' from Western Fir.
gina give all aggregate majority in favor Of
the Ordinance of Secession in that section Of
al,O00.-.Speciai Despatch 10 As Charleston
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
From Camp Gregg.

IL. ". 6" writes 10 the hnTleston Mercury:
Tie fight must ultimately como. The forces
il, the field will never be Withdrawn without. Both
PARTIES n"w ready to take any advantage TIA,
presents itself; one blow may bring on another.
The ball may he opened ut any instant, ard in
the advance, n; !cnst. men sleep upon ,hcvarm, :,
lie further says :" The weather is at last uarx.
-,lue WARM. Our camp is in n drrss grove.
which gives it the GOODNESS and The shs,;c of twi.
light. Upon It's very margins ara ssol springs
coo! a'moS; ~ icc-rhut sparks they rIn. Beet
aa nntl"a is al,undaut, a1d as fine as aBy in tho
world, and there is ncti:ins wanting low bn, thu
assurance of Il tair ss:sht with our ccep,y.
How THE QEATI u" ELLSWORTH MS R.:.
cElyEp ~ Ills lloME.--NrhanicsrGi,, y. T..
Nay 2O.-Thc death Of Col. Ellsworth has
caused in this, his native town. the utmost sor.
row. The father Of Col Ellsworth happened
10 he in tic telegraph office when the intclI;-
1cnre was received.
Mr.. Ellsworth;s grief was indcscribab!e on
hearing the sad news. He let Immediately
in company with his wife for New York. All
the flags in town ar: at hall mast The SYM
pathy expressed for his parent is uu yersal.
The Colonel was the only living son. A'.as,
a year since his younger brother, ycnrx ,aan
Of much ability. died in Chicago.
y great excitement was created bs man.,
who thought his death was all risas, and ca
pressed his >cn;inentr favorable to .he South.
He was allowed by the ci,iSeas twtLty min.
utrs TO leave town, AMI eft with tue band
laying the Rosuc's March, with orders to
return no In1Ie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
rienaish Outrage by Yankee Troops.

Under the ,".tiimg Of " latest from Fortress
Morroy," the Baltimore .Snnth, of Wednesday
afternoon, publishes the following
Great excitement has hecn produced at
Old Point by an outrage perpctracd hy gov
e,nmeut soldiers c!i Saturday last. 1t appears
that a party Of them had gone to gentle
mans house near by, and assaulted a young
indy some sixteen years of age, with the dc.
sign to outrage her paraon. Her father, al
.a:ed man, came 10 her Assistance, when these
fcnds eized him, and threatened his lie if he
raised an alarm; and with revolver pointed
at his head, he was forced to witness the con.
summation of their vil!ainous purpose upon
the person of his chilli. Gen. Butler was
Yesterday afternoon engaged in examining
into the case. but the result had not trans
pired when ;hc steamer left. Constant com.
IIants are being made to the officers there,
by persons living in The vicinity, whose lands
and dwellings have been invaded lIy the GOV.
crf,ncnt soldiers, who s;ca! whatever they
G.ucy fran their houses. and carry off chick
ems, sheep and hogs, wherever they can find
them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
The Service.

Eight companies have left Edgefcd for the
service of the Confederate Sta;cs,-siS Of them in
the Seventh S. C. Regiment, now arrived Mt Rich
mond,- two in the Hampton Legion. These.
with the companies in Cal. GREGGs regiment,
make ten companies now on duty from this Dis
trct Besides these, there Was alsu the Hamburg
Company, Capt. SPIRES. which served through the
Charleston campaign.
Other. companies are forming in the District
one by Mcssrs SMILEY, ALLEN and others
another by Mossrs LAyHAH, Lrypr and "ther$,--
and more spoken of.-al cr which will he duly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
Day of Fasting and Prayer.

Witlksfent pleasure VIC give prominence to the
following announcement of our worthy 1ntcnIent:
TO TIE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF EDGE
FIELD.
Tho President Of the Confederate States having
appointed he I3M insidHi as Il Gay Of fastipg e
and prayer for the special purpose Of invoking
l1cavcns protection III our present struggle, the
citizens Of this town invited :" jpin i'll lis oh.
scrvance.
That the occasion may be embraced aright, it
is earnestly recommended that on said day, all
places OF business in the said Town be closed,
that all secular employmcnts be suspended, and
hat the various houses Of worship he opened. and
solemn religious services be observed therein
B. c. BRYAN Intcn,,eut