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80 rp1ENn az THE NuRsERY

Children are frequent ferers from external injuries
especially from FIld Clsphens Egpl0sOHs-thort
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand 1t heals BTeqss aDtQ uickiy re-
moves the TRTTER or RING WORM, prevalent IN tAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02

Dark, Glossy, ana
LuIuPianL Hair!
HOW!
By using Heimstreets IaiDiabls Restorative. Don't
anything else on your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Bold everywhere
WE. GAGAN & co., ProprietOrB, Troy, II.
See an advertisement headed,
EGYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
oct2s-lydtE&W
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NASHVILLE BUILDING Association Monthly meet.
ing to>night at Masonic Temple
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B. B. GONNOR q Bro,
Produce and Commission
M e Il G n - IA is,

No. 5 College 81, near Church,
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Markets Dy Telegraph.
Foreign Commercial.

NV YORK, July Cotton firm with an upward ts
Sales today ,200 bales. Misdhng upland ~.
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From Grn1tOn


GRAFTON, June 3O.--Skirnlishes continues but the
details are suppressed
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DeBOWSs Review.
A SPLENDID Southern Monthly for sale By
"a 7. HAGAN & co.,
Tasy2a.-H 81 Cole &c street;
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The undersigned having formed Company the purpose
Of Transmitting eTs, e and from the Southern CoEfed
escy at reasonahe rate, and agree furnish merchants and
others their correspondence between Louisville Nashville
at regular intervals may convenient all parties
concerned. Tu0S y JENKINS,
A hcGIEL.
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OverIOn Rifles.

This Company organised, and wishes for few
recruits Meme but able bodied Of good character viii be
received.
1t will re EBEPEyDEET COMPANY, and the Captain pledges
himself It shall be the equipped Uniformed company
the State.
r Fer full Information call on
II. K PECK, sec'y pro TEN,
ColIcnae Buldiag, Cherry and DeadeTiek streets,
Nashville, Tenn june Him
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The Company refer the ciIzeLs CT the Southern e0nedefAy
dfEARLl Esq Cashier City Bank
JoHE kRKGRE, PSI President Union Bark
D NEAvRR, Esl Cashier Planters Bank
Messrs. DOUsIAs & Co, Merchants.
WHRLRss & Co, Bankers. .a
Parties in the Confederate Government sending
Letters &csto the Federal Government pies direct The
same 70 american Letter EaTsss Co. Nashville (under Gov
err enclosing fifteen cents Conedefats Stamps
LIZ U s Government Envelopes Stamps
so % not tend them, above given FOR lett r. not ex
esedDg in weight, letters weighing = an
will have to contain fucient money pay according egu
lar postal rates.
june2g-dIw Pgs
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rorRAYEIERs BYS SEA AND LAND.

The EEchinis the Ira 3 7sIsr, and every other ind
VidugI whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from eLo siOn, si6 should
Mid thst this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend It s portable and cheap, and should
be his companion friend in need There Thousands
Of living witnesses 70 esy to its marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs and muscles it's saving efficacy
The following fOW heLsGdi7g diseases for which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN q EXTRACTOR ISIS PREVEH
avail sa0T
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AmEntCAn LETTER ENpasEsse co. :.
has established permanent ofss, tie Nashville Pest
Office, stairs east snd, enraues Church street.
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FoE RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in TIT
Inion and American Buildings. Apply at thi
fBce dec29-tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19
t'o- :!lc Advertiser.
Southern Euterprise.


Tie J,-cscE! c9rd;i..n ard prospect g" the
public aairs OF .hc cou::rs are the theme @f re.
mark IN every section. Iis sism- d tho tir!::
are i:llec.i alarming. Where axe sr tending and
what i, .ry destiny lies hey"ad the r:istE future
We .o"..ly nope that G"d :,ay 81 "7le. &sd over
rule Inc prwcr against u that thtr may rct:ca'
aii see their folly lefure it is to" late The Souti
is not cr!.!.nding Gay amt!!ica. The South ha:
been sadly aal >hn.ncirly wrrn:ed and imp 'rd
upon BY the North. The South has nat treated
herself Justly un t" tie present time. 4: she has
oft.m suut money N"rth ,ta' could have heer'
srent hotter 1T hoiac The Su,i., ha, blindlY and
stupidity neglected her own literary institutions
every kind. We have taken their newspapers,
&C. and enriched the North il Il ih0;:sand ways
that we should no: haze i"n". Let us rr"f!t by
sad experience in future, n:i'i "ol: IT, our interest
f.t the Surth he trur tn herself. Il il astolish-
iny that So many students we:t North las; winter
"a .:ty, !ccturcs just a, tie time t;Urnau: aid
:n$clrn; lmr!y claimed the n"i"-ity III the Free
States. and elected :. President rurcly sectional,
ami he seems determined to act the part Of ty
rant and simpi~'"n o7er the white indelena, nj
race whU hare merrr coahei,tcd 10 acknowledge
tie cuual;y of the races In -uci ,yranical an,
trying ,iMr<. when every S"u,hcraeT should Ell
,l*avpr 70 s.,eni every rent S"'th that could be
scent he;e. we al; the Soutscrn Sr.tes "a une
ia supporting Suulh,rn hco!:s AMI papers Why
ha.:. :, iaanv ;'r wurkS e;t:'ar,i III :ae South
suffered to .rI.f.c ir silence: Because onr peo-
PC v"ri;: s.',i 'hr menry North !or i?:.pcr: no,
":.c whit !s,t,'. ."; H. n'w hu;!a up lie rare :
ia hi, Sl;c and 81! he S"nlhern States. Ne. :
uy in Sister State is shc near hut fir,r i.;et!
<onti.rn tiiciu aud if;.r>idr. Two i"liarS id
:: 10 |. GARISEE. in ausns'a, vii! give YOU this
p per ono year. l, will speak for itS"lE. As You
rad it. it is pleasaa, to think is = Southern pa
per. auh the money frent i"E twill! neve' b"y
arms for I.irc"in's n"n.
-,
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Fer Ihe AdYerti:.r.
,; approb.tia


Ma. Epl7on:-W:il you allow Inc 10 Ill atien-
ton to matter OF grca. importance, a. lroAre!re
it to be, in the rressut criaia Of aa.s. suppose
that in the history &c modern ti1:ea there hHs
new heen 3 more Prompt and enthusiastic" res-
panse 20 call uu.n the people 10 defend and
mu:nlain the sol! and tho rights Of cuuEiTy than
has he.i: witnessed N the Confederate States
within the last two non,ils. Old and Young, rich
aud ppnr. shareholders and non-slavek"lders, are
t., he found in the rank and file 81 our armies,
ami the cry is siill they come; And n!ult'tades
more would GONE Il they were allowed 10 10 so.
Bat is i; not =. be !.nrel that in the arlUr .:
p,tr;u,i>n,, many in joining the army to marrh to
The bnrler have overlooked the vast intcrea'S
which REQUIRE r:rtcrtirn q, home: And dues not
y ,hausi:lgul .e.%i.! fur :hos" interests delnand
.a, ,hs drain upon he roaatr.s, a"ne parts Of it
at least should be stepped: Surely there IS a<
much glory and rn.in,isn III il taking care OF thr
w"Inen ana children, and .7rNid ne E"r ! Ar n"in-
tcnance of ;:c array. AZ there i III ,"inG oil 10
the wars. This s.r,;'" rlay lark The romance "i
tha :cnted hr!d,' hut it is net less imr"rtan'
than the u;ics of IL military campaign. 1t was
IL law "I au anccr.i warrior. thar, ss his part Is
,aa, goeh down t" the battle. so shall his part
he that tn.ric,h by the staff
These remarks think will particularly apply
to El,ei!cld District. I, has sent Of some ten oi
twelve companies, anl il IS high tims TO consider
the i.ropr.:y oc rc.ain;r- these wh" are left and
orssai:;n, thcm ;Hto Haze Guards" I" protect
home Interests ana rroTiGr the means far 'astaIn-
irc ;hc.p IN :i:s ac;irc :cI.r Of the county.
EDGEFlELD.
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REPLY OF CAPT. HAMMOND.

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Missouri Affairs.

NEW 0ElEASs, June l7.--Quyerncr JeoEs'n
will mike HE irst stand at bonneville, No.
Rumnrz are currcrt that the Missouri State
Convention will be calleh together immediately.
Tho State Treasurer sfer q brief arrest ma ''"rn
released.
Major Ben Mccullough il reported at Fort
Smith, with ten thousand troops. HH j: alsn re-
ported in Benton county. Arkansas, With i've
thousand trocre.
Twelve Illinois regiments are stationed wahir
two hours march IF 81. i.n,:ir
Two Thousand State troops IL. nj h"onesiie.
The secc>ionists have iul sway on both sides
of the Mis.ouri r;rer. from Bonneville, and are
we'll prepared f"r fight
A skirmish is reported a. hnYing occurred near
Inirnendcnrc. in which the Federais, got worated.
Federal tro"re are moving Wet frGm sari"us
p'in;1.
The ra,.i"t> are burning The railroad hriiscs.
ticnrrnl MrGl,iisnd hns addressed the Federal
soItivrs Il. Cairo. lr tea them that they sbai!
be the leaders nf the great We.;rro army, and
that they will erc long haT" IN opportunity to
meet he Cunfrarrs,e tc"ops.
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upon the fair donors 10 whose kind partiality you
arc Indebted for this token of their appreciation
Of your conduct and remember, that if ever in
the course or events you should bo called to bear
this bunner. and fight under lis folds, that it will
be watched with the most intense interest by there
fair and noble ladies. Remember that if under
any circuu stances it IS allowed to trail in The
dust. when you return homr these generous au''
coniding lalies willrc"ei7e YOU with modification
am! chagrin. with 'lishcveicd hair ard arer;e'i
faces and heads cast dawn, ard with hands rung
in agony far your disgrace. On tie other hand'
remelnbpr ,iat # You shall bear il proudly nl'it
and bring il unsullied from the conflict, its pnrs
;nlds oniv marred ly the llo"d OF It's defenders
then on your return to your homes you will lie
received by them with heads erect nnd hands Ak
tanded TO esown your brow. With the Tir'eEs
wreath, and bes;ow on sou their sweetest smiles
D; appTobsti ti@E.
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OBITUARY.


plRp suddenly. nj y congestive chill on the
osth Msy, Mrs REBECCA Edison, vito Of
WILLIAM E:csos. IN the 18th year rs he :ge.
She united herself /" the Baptist Church pt
Rocky Greek in IsiS, ard has eyer since deportcd
herself in Christian like ira"nsr. She was q
du,iful child, u snod wife, and an adectionato
mother. In word, abe was beloved by al who
knew her Her kindness will be gratefully ie-
melnbercd while life lass. She les'e disconso.
la:e husband. an infant child, an aged mother,
n sister and for! tTothera % luurru their loss.
"Ba, they mourn not ~ ihose without hope"
"Long, long thy influence will be fol,
By all who knew thee hc,e:
1t will aoo,he srd bind the broken hee:r,
And wips away the tepr;
Tor ;hna wcy, pure and free irol Sic
Az mortal one can he;
We will not nc cannot wish thee back
From thy eternity. FniEAo.
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tsairs nt EInrnrr,S EerrE.

r:,e,s&oHr l:trrl3 lmn'r:a''i military "hsaEses
ar 49,; on.
Tie Ilarne:', Fer: brds" la: heen burnt.
T!" MSS battle VII pr"bniiy i's Fought n ID"
IT,, si,5o.i,."r ,r Mi.nhr.t.-.
0a- nli.arr aul,mritics are Mella'lv:ssd Of tho
ener:y's mny.m"ni<, snl 'nnks "mr!r rT"nura-
.iuns t. del "a, !!-n.
ii,: lily Il fall II ri '..i runtrs, but a..
rlco Ale .,r'.Y.:.s.ss, "iee.iy' !,sr;. Charles
ton Courier.
R.;ssosr june ls.-rbe npost from Wsshins.
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Cargo Expected.

The cargo OF saga. au! ;:.olssses fruia the brig
J.-epa, latu!y cnrturcihy The p:ivutser S"rn".ah,
"f is port, AMI ta:e; tut" ';r"rgo'"wr. is cXrc".
:p Is arrive ere tc.'l"y. The cary" is vnlusf Ill
$3N, ,ana AMI t.: h.:. sn I'D oac, "i'ah '''' sshtn
The prise crsx nha ,uah INC hris in,o tie7!se,n~n
consist. Q: ,he p:iei uad f"e u. ne csew frc.n Inc
E"rua#"i. ali 81 wien sc3H far-h distressed nj
The capture ani rroha'le i.;s rf their so."rnics,
and e.pre-s surprise that ';:v s'"r:ah va. taken,
a. .1c supposed t, be abe TO s:cupc from any
lnrsr"r .ibc.!r.i"s v~'c. cF .H"n!rg.
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CHICKS SPRINGS,
GREENyILLE DISTRICT, $.

GREESflLLE DISTRICT, =. =.
TENIE Subscriber having The entire cn,trol anl
IL full management of the Hotel ut these vel!
known und POPULAR SPRINGS, tnhes PLEAS
nre in informing the travelling Public, that j:
vii hc opened for the uccrr1moiati"n 81 ISL
tnra on tie 2nM .irIS.
The Hotel Is heing renovated throughout an:
exl,.rieurra Cooks and attentive WatF. are ~.
gagged. Every exrriion will m p!arir t" rnnd''
The establishment agreeable - Pat!"aS, and .
hume to all Eisitors.
TIL" friend. ri tho Hnsl "rc REQUESTED 10 y:Tc
eurly Eotirc of their intended visits. III E'rr 20
have their RnnIns ready on thri! arrival.
Cparhua will nc in rsadnvss NJ the REilr"n'i
Depot in Grepnyilp. Z" curry passengers u l:c
Hp:s The far. .r":r ,h- i'enn, t" the ileir! IL
In one dollar.
.!LfEED TAYLOR.
Chicks &rrines, ana 10 it -
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Tie .l'rt I,alubS,3

Ne learn from I gentleman, who les! Washrg.
ION ~ sstG.da:;,, i:.al lie Ellsworth zruavet,
n,hsrwise knowr. us ic "".f Lsiabs, haze been
A:c:,anaria. Every nigh: "ac or more are killed,
while on picket 'iutv. hy tho Frginiuns IND tie
number slain up to this ti;@. is said :" amour; to
.,rsn'y. II il supposed they bar" hern tinglel
out by the relAtives mud fri"hda of par'ir+ wh"rn
they have outraged i. Alex..ir:s.- E";';n"rs
U..nI5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

THE EhRr Larrsf.-, gentleman who reached
hore or Monday, direct frum jamestown, say@ it
hal ',sen rosi,v-iy rcrtanrd NJ u Yesterday
.narnins, hy .~rs"na r"sia:: IN IL" vicinity, i!:as
thc Yaukca l".a hy tbs engagement nf last Mon
,lav i: ever j9o kiiicG. BIT few Of IS missing |
rnii rul ,si i:csiay ;:a"c nrnrd uF AMI is nn*'
thought they no"ei will :: hi. ;"o:l.--p"'"s:-
bur; Vs. Exrr"rc.
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uuusuIAvIu Uuueu1U OuIIcgt

A RRANGEMEyTS had hre,l n.ade ~ close
n tho exercises vi this Institution the present
Session. With IN discrimination of tho Pupils, I'D
si'irc-s by JAMES TurrLn. Esq., Of Charleston,
sud Concert Of Vocal and instrumental Music.
IN consequence Of Mr.. EscoS's leaving :or
Virginia, and sickness in the Principals family.
there will he no Adire:s, and no Concert. This
disappointment !: regretted uany accounts,
hut il uEayudaLle au'cr The circumstances. There
will he, however, an EXAMINATION OF THE
AMI continuing :nrr da:1. The Exercises will
cuInmsnre each day &; A. NJ, ard close nj 3
?. ".
TIE Patronr .! The School are solicited to at
er.. 1t Gny hour. anu see for themselves what
progress t!,e in;!s nave mglp.
JnI;N T.. UWALTSEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

Lincoln lai.l, had H.: ;m!.t.tienec 20 is"ue y
pardon for "a man in tie Virgins Pcniient:a-
ry. The Virginia authorities returned the
document with = graceful intimation tha:
tie Commonwealth OF Virginia, not being
one of the United S:atcs Of .amerca, the pow
of thc CHI! Executive oI lha, nation is
no; recognised - ;l,' GoT.;ntncnt ii this
Sratp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

Wheat IS selling in this n&rke. ii 81 90
fr white. :;aL ;i''. tendency sec:ns TO De still
downward owing to The im!neEst, production
and the absence Of outlets for il and Flour.
Tier, is 10 kc,i Wheat ii the market, bnt re
snua as ;;.a! ,:uaNi'.y e TlncnceS CO :ilns in.
there will be still lurhcr reelection IL price
as c1in pa, ed with that Of white.
Elrrr has also declined in price, ana a; t:.e
uuoialions o Wheat rccede. so will those Of
Flour il proportion. Double Extra j, now
selling III quantity at >S!' t hh., ana Super
fne al ~ lrr bhl ct course slrsi 'iaanti-
lies are i; shade higher.--A,ga9la C"n>litu-
ticnaIist, 10th inst.
Lorr.-1he markets. well supplied. The
Demand however, has haen very limited, and
The sales have established eavy reduction.
Tile opening prices ranged frrul 81 to 81!
ior g, d me-chan'ablc brands hu, the closing
figures were 81! IL s. i."r lhl.--Char!'s!on
Mercury, 18th inst.
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Call in and Settle (!

Tie Subscription liz, for the aid of the Edge
fcli Jfr,sars. We line left with Mr.. d. II. Dunl-
soa, at the .lirrrtiscr Office: and hope those ho
have not NJ yet rGl their subscriptions will rni
in and settle. c;Acrs wi.hing to contribute to our
Company frna will please leave the same With
NJ. Di nISns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

TrE PALMETTO EEGINENT.-Pre-i,icnt W.
vis. accompanied by hi, Aid. Colonel Wisfhll.
visited, uncerea,on!oa>ly and unexpectedly,
!'.e Howard Grwe encampme%t yesterday
evening. Col. Bacon's regimen. was engaged
i'll Is usual afternoon drIll, in companies:
wien the President sppearet on the stound,
bui Immediately formed in line, and underwent
Il very rrc'!i ALE insl ection. Tive lresident
hen ,,rprr," :, - 'Il: eneampmha, ni E,:ionei
ir.:k!a- regiment, which, la ln::.;! dismissed
Irn,t drill an'i Were very lciSHrci;' awaiting
their cci'i2c a:rl cascs for SUPPER; hat. urun
Tie appearance ,,f ;ic President, they sp:un"
to t!ici; %.iiis ANA with wonderful! ?rompitul,
fu.lalrl in line. AMI we're reviewed hY The
President They then passed the l're:i'lcn:
in ','a,oon- ct companies marching with The
pl.ri>:nn and st.a;linrss Of veterans, accom-.
PANIED by their reg;mental band. The Pres-
dent then addressed tic regiment in eloquent
and ic!ici;ous language, wh ch called forth
tie mos: rsptu.ou, applause. e.-Richmoa In.
CARER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

rr.se arv 20 learn Iuat ti,':''tlcss very sOun an
.Iliinrn, English s,a;cSnam will 'si; the United
States t" make pactc proposition TO the cor. +.
tending parties :hc.c. 1t will he ersurasc To-
v,r,is hcm all eyes will be ;'t7ne! he nn'icr
takes ,r urrip.ia his :;.sk''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19
The i'rIYntCCr SnIi.nnMh.

NEs YORK, June l6.--The privateer Savannah,
pf Charleston. has arrived in charge Of N dship-
man rauk. Her crew, ;hir;y.fve in nurnhcr, w"Te
put in irons 3:. the iliu,eto:u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19
Military :tiovemen.s in Missoa.l.

Military u ovec csen!s in MissGa!l.
ST. lcr1., June I5.- Eosr':eiE't Regiment has
ecne West en- tEe Pae:fc Railroad.
The Illnni. volunteers have entered hi;SoSri at
Hannibal.
Governor Jackson, viii, cars anl locomotives,
j. going West from jefferson City. burning bridges
q: he goes.
II is said that large number Of Confederate
troops in Arkansas and Northern TeSss, arc rendy
to move Ut Jacksou invitation.
Tnrker, nf the .7!r.' .i"sran', hss been arrested
a. Herman.
The ,,eamor Louisiana, The third Of tho invaa-
ing acet here, will take on Roorrtincs Regiment.
ayr |, i: reported hy the volunteers Who came
III, OH Saturday, :nys TIE Chester S'anda,', that
Cvl Rcn, 9th Regiment $. e. T.. hue resigned,
and his resignation accepted by the Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19
M of .he ezecpnlop Of Harper.s Berry IL strong.

ton of the evacuation OF Harper's Ferry la strong
" doubted iers hns the probabilities, in my
judgment. fav,r its ir''th.
Great Bethel has heen partially evacuated, hut
can hs rc-occnpictl in force at sh"rt notice. The
Southern picket guard extend to Newmarket
lridge. At Yorktown there nre large babies Of
cavalry; ai-r, '.at:er;rs between yorktown ari
Great Bethe
Winthrop? VAS shot !.y L"n;s;ann rehsmun.
The hridy. at ilain"r's Ferry was burned this
morning between and O'clock. It s reported
tint uli the troops hnYe been viii .;rawn from tho
Maryland shore Eight loads Of provisions
have E"en DESTROYED "a prevent their falling into
the i.and= OF the Iinroni.es. The bridge at Shep
hcsaipwn Ia. as, i"ra LurEea.Char!est"n Nc:-
rGry.
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Notice..

TEvIIE Undersigned wuull respectfully inform
X the ci;i:rn- of Edgricld, that he has lett his
husincs. 27if: N:. Lew Jones, who will recciYe
md forward to Charleston am Orders for lkON
KAILINGS, MONlMENTS. Bon TnMB.,
SLABS. &c., which will receive attention.
rs wUaii nlsn f;a;e that PERSONS cnli pay amy
demands 10 Mr. Jcnr, in ny favor having nj /
paia:c:; ain: my Agent - receive item:
q. PCLlEN.
l:igafeld C. H., June II, 1861. 3t@24
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Religious N0lice.

Tho next s.ee,iaS Of the Eagrfeld Bi6le So.
-ictg viii bs ',cld with tho Ridge Spriss Church,
commencing on F'rida! before the Eth Sabbath in
Jurc, at lg"'rlrck, A. N.
Rev. ". !. C:rgr is appointed 10 preach OIL
Friday Rev. y. D. Bnrxsox, On Saturday, and
Re7 l.. 4. GwALrSuI. an :hr Sahha'h.
!. +. GWALTNEY, sec'y.
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I.Er Wi>nlHGTnS Go.-The Richmon t..
GnUncr believes it would he lest TO let Wash
ii;2ion. 20 and direct attention to Cmc!nnaitl,
which i declares Is tic most Vulnerable rnlnt
on the border. By occupying the Kentucky
E,!!S. up;r,sie Cincinnati, il says, the city
..,ri 1 b. laid in s!.Ens.
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Arrested,

t'lMINvA7i, Luao i4--Jcar. y. Sh;:f hne hssn
arrested ami confined in jail :'r shi.rins Lutte:
packcf: ir r!s ir.rr!s, Sn,;;h.
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Gss' We are authorized by n,any friends Of Col.
s. HARRISON to announce hin. candidate for
re- election to the Office os Clerk Of the Court for
Eiseiell nio,i:":.
April l. & 10
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Moore Federal Troops Wanted.

cu,cac4, lure !e-~n..!ers have been issuc,i
ia. T;7rlyc Federal Regiments, 70 rendezvous IN
f,l!nws Ion. =; Qlri."y, four "t !A!f'n. ani '"nr
at Ca-$,ilc, cH he !>:!, ueI.
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The Ncw Day Rnnk give :: lis; Of twenty
six Norhcrn Democratic impcrs which oppose
and donu!ncc Mr. l.incoln's war policy, and
declare ;h.t Nyrtl.ern men should not enlist
IN ,I,c army Of subinga:ion. The Day Look
thinks that these journals and the public scn-
tirnent wi.ich they represent, will te tn" Ns-
clcus Of a powerful peacc party which mns'
rr. i,ng deY,lap itself in The North
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Notice.

&, I'll !.sr'nos having demand. ::srirft tEie Ef
"A tate .! T.,$,Ia B!aI.rt. deed. will plea:e
h and them in 10 me. prororly Infested. imm.di.
sts!y. r. 3. BLALOcR, E1'or.
NRFa &c 10
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ArOTICE.--A!i rersoa4 :a...:.'ei {, ne p.
ta:e C. c";. =. Christi. trs.it., c;;ae. J. ),
Yt. a. :an:.nt, s-e r.f.ucs:ri - ,a:lc ..:ac:;:.
ate rayu,s.,t, and these hsri::5 G::nsa,s as:=:s
the ;a'ac wiil preseu: ihe.a - ths Iric:.:g,-':
proporly sttes;ea.
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