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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
For the Advertiser.
Hints on Driving.

Mr.. EE,T"R: We beg leave through Your rar,r
To '';rect :hc attention of The driving public ard
particular thc sable .chu'S TO The following Lips
IN driving. the "hs,rYanr Of which may be n.
tended with advantage.
F;r".-In driving always Keep on your ri, bt
ha"l. for as that is your rein hand. You have po,e
prrtec; control and command over your horses
!Scr""d.--Whererer vehicle approaches you
from r,c'ion, to which you are a,,vanr;,,r II.
ways keep to The right hard os sroa,I, in order H.,
yon may give the approaching v.L:cc, its RI,
which will he always to yonr left.
Thini.-lf through ign"ranc. or .Ls,;,acv r.,
vehicle, will not turn to its r;r,,
which would be t" the left Of the one adv,nc;n,
then III or'ter to av"l collision, the a,lr,,.;,,,.
vehicle may give way 10 the left,
f"Hr'5,-lf vehicles will not Keep on their PRO.
PER hands. ard aeoI!is:on Injury thcr.lv oceu;.
IN sct:on for damages will lie araiu:t the evn.r
Of tho vehicle in default, wu,p
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.inhir> in Virginia.

,r'u,,,l ~, y D;.,,IcL ~
-. IL, ,,.,. : n. VIM.
- .I,s,.Y,r,. i.,u.xry-Wp arc IN
,i - in: -. ,,r .,,c..,.,
-. r ~; ,,,,.,,,,.
-. -. :, -. ~ '$s'
all p" -" ha>'r. but very nearly
,,,r;,'"i :I't.n::A at ;'n rIrountcr with TIT
,,,.,.ay II ;',r '''risn"crs lamcS ". Gresham,
f..'.. on r"siri'sar. LHnc 2tth. ! AIN now q,
td' !''''!'e at Hr. ''irSoah'. a'a rom MN "i'
..lr'. ~ !"'r 'tr !"i!"w.i,. facts: Az ao' Ut
IT,. s"''r "i :! "ci'"k /. ~. t'in steamer Cali
":' III" s!a1 pt>S'"! NIP the lSlPPa""t''"et
- lar as t""i';> ihn'' 1"t"" Iroah'!a' a,'
r..;ur"loe 'ntnie'l'atciy, stopped opposite MI
tireehs'n's. Gnd within about siA hui'dfe'
yards I'll th" t3llse. u large o%ree arthe.
with ~" swive'<, asHi anu = SHia'l ro"'oo'',
Containing !".s1hcr about M: men, i'''' H''
1 i"' s'l re-. "iii Tie men an'ei. , ''i' tG'
ar t''"i'r i'ie!! ;;riiieu WIN hns"e,' III" S!"'
hrhi, can:e " TIE ha'iA l" 'hs Ho":"; it"
i.SSlng 10 d In pursuit VI 1o"tS' %1'ch .n'
tir:'-ha'n ir'f r'ne6 them Ley cthhl iiot Ee'
from lin. hiIot IN The ho':'e, ihe COMPANY
at apt 's!lc Hrrei!. mt INC ti'i,e unaer '"'
',.;'s:ia'"! a; .hirtaEt Ii: ,. iilht""y' ha'.
i'= ia 'ri':-. ,h"!'' :iirlr arpraranre, an
.'inmshre.l u ":.in' lire np"n she men as TIN
.":':!iy r'tcr;siei 10 lhr barge. wsd'ng Gp I"
u" va j. wai-r, which lire way eont,nuec
!. !; : ':':' ''',' 'r fifteen ro''na5 'iHlil III
hi"2a rGsci''' ne steamer.
"!'at "AH:,'ipn was done Is not kro"H; no, oI
il Is 'erj e'i'ent thst l,a'hper were k''leu
IS $ts'a aS ''''; 'r'e le'' 'ne suore .he steam
81 chuin"Ecrl Il heavy flre ns cannon aiio
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Tug CpyrrnrrArr COMMISSIONERS l

Tug CoyrrnErArE COMMISSIONERS ~
FiAxcr.-Ihc Paris correspondent OF the
London SIR writes, nne Ih
The Ministers OF ;hc United States have
hardly left pnri, whcn the agents Of the Con
iiprrate States make their arpuarance. Mr.
William Rest Las arrived, charged with All
extraordinary message lrm President Davis
10 the Empcrtr Of the French. Many Amer.
ica1s-==;;r j lra!aI t" divine why they venture
such an ;.sscrtun.---say that tie Southern en-
vny aid l:iS friends nc very Sangaine as 10
tee ultimate success ol his mission. MIR. Rust
is acc.,mpan ed By evera otter gentlemen,
come Of wi,um set ont Immediately f'r St. Pc
rr.burg, p!u<sa ana AUSTRIA and others
try and engage or lhc;r si1e ; hr sYn:pa!hirs
IF tic manufactures Of France. Nothing is
said sh,n. the Manchester men, in connection
with this new niss:on;' but il may tall strangc
IL on English ears 10 he told that MIST OF the
-l:,,c.ns.;rr. 'i,e u P..r* ap!irar 10 be- un.
der he i.:!prcS~i,m, lhat snnie N! fh,rc days
i.,aI =. -. ). .t-War ~iii hr despatched 10
i,r:aA ~ ~. r;nckadr established 10y Presi.
lent I.!rruln.
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rIuimh 4. An.irru...

4, lhi. Amgn-la st"re. The clothing business il
s;ill cnnt.na,r although one of the iirn is now
nl.rnt in Tie Confederate army. in Ih'S estht-
,.hmcut hundreds, ami kuadrc1', of handsome
uniforms 1--we hern made 70. CTR brave volunteers,
and the same king rnn he done again with neat
ness, and despatch. Mcssrs llAGli 4 ASnEEws
have on hani fine assortment Of Seniemens
furnishing yupris. and a-o ready nn'r clothing;
beside. u quantity Of cloth, b"il' domestic and
impu: tel. which they art prepared t' naEuisr-
rurr in the mnst arproyc, siyle-. Calm, gentle
men. call il at No. e20, if you want garmcnt {"
III well lnok ,syi AMI "ut la:, the very fashions
themselves.
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Augusta in July.

IT is near O'clock, p. NJ, July lst in No. l2,
Augusta Hotel, we inlite the current pnre-
graphs. tits warm but not distressingIy so. Two
windows on the street md door opening upon
the stairs-lauding, get up gentle breeze between
them; and an occasional application to pitcher
Of iccwatcr upon the table makes one feel ms
comfortable rs need be in July.
The tramp "under the gas-light," us Mss Az
ME BLorsr expresses it, is neither heavy nor fast.
Now 4 carriage or omnibus rolls by. Next, sever.
nj bpeds detonate the pavement in passing; they
nre not soldiers, for it can he heard that they are
doing anything but keeping step; perhaps Il little
tight, as the bald. face has not yet given out
in th;t city. Nuw another vehicle, some other
stragglcrs: and llen like distant waves retreat
iny" all is calm, Il leg barks, and the clock
strikes hine.
No mosquitoes yci,-lensiway We hear none
and feel none although the bed there is very
nicely covered with net suggestive of the sharp
Eosed wretchc<. Probably tLcir "ro sn Of terror
is not yet iMauguratcd for the season. But Au-
gustn is not going to BE- the uncomfortable summer
city j; has heretofore been. The watering system
is working well. and preserves some freshness "i
atmosphere IN The streets in tlc h",cst and dry
c.l W. arh,r. The " cnht.gct-.wnys' hnve reason
10 glrry in the circumstance ard even occasional
visitors will bless the man that conceived this
admirable iden.
Hello, here comes IL military r1mnany surely.
al IN kul
uAi<on too. aud cne snys--' what. shut up al-
ready:" Its party after drinks. They have
probably heen drilling the fir, men "ll drill
here ut nights AMI arc sail to be l2n0 s;rons;--
go"d Cor oil Augusta when wc remember the very
rraiseworthy fact that she has ten companies now
in IlIc field.
Why. the people nrc just beginning to show
signs of life. The walk md talk below increases,
and 4 young lady over the way 1--WE imagine her
to he of that grade) has actually struck up jig.
But jig OF gem, it is nur home tirac for going Ia
bed, and an hour over. So, gentlemen an,l ladies'
of Augusta. good night.
Nr,l morniny Chickens grow voci(erously in
Augusta Of July morning. This morning they
are particularly claronish. 1t isj just dawn and
they scream in one continued chorus. The chick
ems are right, for is not this the ouly really pleas
ant part Of II summers day: aud who w"uld'n,
crow, if he could do nothing else, in lhankfulncss
for the early morn? But We must away. Our
readers are awaiting the news; and We, their ser
want. must harry back to the idrrriimr though
nnr budget is none Of the fullest. good sicri
on one Of Mr. WnEELucK's comfortable rouches,
makes US the mare ready t, lake the road ch criy
So come, Crrr,--:lp with YOU and let's be oil. No
ti,no (ur editors and niegers to lie abed
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Dorns Mills, June Goth 1861.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

ES- The Montgomery Confederation learns
from the most reliable authority, that the people
Of Alnbama, through their Congressional repre-
ssutntives, will subscribe at least 100000 bales
towards the O,DOs, ,OG0 loan. All honor to the
p,troism of generous and liberal people, wLo
love their country more than gold.
G3- An afTrny occurred on Thursday of In.
week, in the streets of Leavenworth, Kansaa. be-
tween D. R. Anthony, proprietor Of the Daily
Gonserrntis', anil R. 0. Snteree. Of the DGHy
Herald, in which several shots were exchanged.
satcrce received ball in his right sdc, and diel
in twenty minutes.
Gss- The Macon Telegraph says that the yield
uf wheat in Middle Georgia is cnormors-beyond
iii precedent. Planters who have Lern heretofore
gathering 300 bushels are now Lavcsting 1000
bushels. The belief is that wheat enough for two
or three years has been produced.
Ess- The I.incolnitcs are destroying the Vir-
sinia newspaper Offices wherever they 90. Tie
Barbour .fc9rr.onian, the Romncy hfeHiyeacer,
and the Alexandria Sentinel have either been de-
stroyed or seriously injured.
Gs-John Ross, Chief of the Cherokee nation,
p7"'laims neutrality on the part Of his tribe.
@sc- There is no intcres, that suffer. more from
the depression of business than that Of ncwspn-
pcrs. We notice that the Savunnnh Norni.q
Ne"s, Savannah R'pHiiicnn, Augusta (ansiifu-
ii""aiist and Augusta Chrnnicie d Sentinel, hare
all advanced their subscription prices, in consc-
quencc Of the hard times.
GS- The lIorry Volunteers, commanded Ly
Captain W. G. White, have received orders to JOIN
he Ith South Carolina Regiment, now in Virgil
ia, and were to START trum Conwayboro' on SAT-
urday.
t T. D. Burke, a secessionist, was hung Ly
the citizens Of Lane, ogic county, Illinois, on the
18th inst, from the third story of IN outhnme
building.
ey correspondent of the Savannah Ptj,ni-
Gcan says that adv;"cs from Europe show that
the sympa'hivs Of Dr.. Mackny, the poet.cdit,r
who visited this country few years ago, are er-
iirely with the South.
GIl- Tho Petersburg (vs.) Erpre.e, nlludins
20 u Northern statement that tLero were Ij,OtO
Southern troops at tina, place, says multiply tha;
number hy four and it will lie much nearer the
truth
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The Spy EIErlbut.

The Richmond Disi~rh Of "Wednesday bag
The following in relation To ii" '':,, ri. llH:-
Int, ti.2 spy. We agree all! I''e ''',i&.'"5
tina, the peoi lie vii .t:;ri!y srr'l'''iac ii'c
agencies by Which l.i.; esta!'e liu;" Justice
may be accomfli .hc,;. We th;l,k he viii!
have hard road 10 travel 10 make that cs-
cape in Charleston:
ave made nuu,bcr ri inquiries ycstcr
(Iay as to the disposition intended 10 hr made
of the man Nm. IL. lInribut. whose arrest at
Atlanta, Georgia, AMI subsequent removal
10 this city, was ;nentiuicd in Yesterday :
pal cr. We co,i!d. however, g, l:o!d Of moth.
Ing definite. ii any examination HaS held
i, was moi coEciG,led, tie accil<c'l having been
reman.!rrl to rli,pn, WHICH. in his ease, is the
extensive establishment oil The l,ill southeast
II iIul!ywys! Cemetery. Tue pnblic srclnc
10 lac fully impressed With The tpavic'ion that
Ilurlbut's detention is u EcaSl:rc tnlnGnily
tending towards tie security OF the rights
and ;nt,rcssS If the Confederate States, which
have been and are seriously embarrassed by
the ureserre and in.chinat!uES Of spies unu
traitors who have too long gone nnwLpl"H!
ni that equal and exact justice which is ti:rir
due. II iIur'but does, by his superior cum
uing. elect his liberation, the people will
,ralou>ly svrLtinZe the agencies fiy which
such lesul, r.ay be produced, and it vii! be
done with no r.ctdiy feeling, tc,,
p. S-We learn since the above w:!s writ
ten ,I.at Hurlbut will be held To await Tie re-
ri,i<ition OF the Governor Of South Carolina,
ON Judge t;ictli>t;s warrant. TIC proof Of
III gull, is said 10 he ample in Charleston,
and the witnesses who arc enabled to testify
Knowingly reside in HAT vicinity
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The LlxcoLSirEs FIXING UPON WoMES.-
An event uncqus!lel hy all the other acts OF
,a>e:ess on tie part Ct onr unprlncip!ed enc
ny, is recorded by the sewrii's Point CORES
;,vnlemt OF the Columbus ifmrs. We copy
1t below, simply adding I'll / Miss Evans nc
companies tbs Alabama regimen. as nurse
20 the sick:
".lnother gratuity, and HEAVIER installmcnl
:i.an that ut Sunday, was rendered to Us from
the Rip Rrps, yesterday morning. Miss au-
su,ta j. Evans ;ttractt,! the GaiI.tht fire Vi
si,e LiayNGIimOHS enrmy
Their shot a,:,l shell, like death, also "iove
d shining mark le difference however, is
that the shalt of JIG g!sia' !aoas!,E is 'aln',
uucrrimg, observation-disclosures directed by the
almighty arm OF al omnipu:cnt God. Tie
wrath Vi the lyrincr is chained because aimed
by cuwsriiy ami base foe, and, in every III
stance, they iall harmless at the intended VIC
Tins. !icling Lieut.. Cu!. l.9max, OF tie Ala
baua Regimen, was et'cndIn.; Miss +. and h
con: :pany ot ladies' and gentlemen along the
beach at se@e!l's Point Battery, aud, when
they had approached as near; - sy could &C.;
10 In. Rip iaps, and ste make obser-
vat:oas, SHIT from Jer'S American
cannon was aimed, deliberately. at them.
which fell i'll the water, some ~ ynr.l.' tut III
Z ,!irle: i'm" WIKI tie group.
The gi!te,i s::44ii spir!lcu au!lcress Of Beu,
lab, has never be!,rc wi,ie:.vd sn exhibition
ot gaantry like lhis-an cyiibitiQu which
vas promptly acknowledged by tie waving OF
.rukrrchlcfs aud ether demonstrations ul
cternsl hostility ami an!|yins deiauces to such
a foe. After an1i!;es i,s.feciutl SHOT, the gun
MAS elevated and ten mrre s!:0:s %e;n made
at the Battery, Is uu Sunday
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a Hit,

The Charleston Errni"J Nrs surnses an'l
siscula;es as fnll"ws:
''Tt would seem that tie old ladies Of the North
are to ne compelled to contribute the funds that
Lincoln fEi. necessary 20 carry on his rad against
The Sruth. There is talk in New York uf the
Government raising funds by securing. through
Congress, ;ho passage of y bill lcvy;ng tax VI "n
,ct %: lctl cents pound IN coffee "i three cents
per pound. and ur, sugar Of two uGIl hall cc::ts
pcs pui.,i,i il j. sail committee Of New York
incrchants have recommended this lax to the
government, anl the next Congress, il is believed,
will sanction il. Tho projectors of this scheme
;rr.t have forgotten The particulars of well
authenticated event which ocrurre! once in Boston
harbor 1.-THE levy is attempted we predict That
it will sonn Ic discovered, even in Boston. aboli-
tonizel as she is, that s,me Of the descendants Of
those who participated in llGj. "rc sil living !!
Lei Il mite Nc laac Of this ~
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Another Company.

The Company recently organised in this Dis
trict. Capt JEROME WALKER, will, we underStnnd'
leave in few days for Virginia, where they ex-
pect 10 join Col. BAcox's Regiment This is said
to be fine Company numbering about seventy five
men, The Officers are
JEROME W. WALKER, Captain.
r. J. LAXHAM, lSt Lieutenant.
CuAs. PARprE, End
SAMUEL i. MAYS, 3rd
JoHN HARRISON, Orderly.
We w.ll tl,amk Capt. WALKER to furnish us with
"A r.I! -: uls Cnm!nEy.
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Negro Stealing.

jacob r. McGtlir.., Attorney at Law. oi ihis
ci,y was brought back from New Orleans. hy
last nights train, c!iainel 10 a negro "i 'lUsi.-
IL, Davis, Of Momrce County,. on he charge Of
stealing said negro aud cnl"avorins TO sell
him IN tic Crescent City. We understand
The evidence will be conclusive against Nc
CURE. who has G bearing 10 day Leiurc Is
quire Grannis.
Wh.;;!,. CT !,is waS 10 New Orleans. he mal
aged 10 swinlle a ~dos, iu'ly ii this city oi
S9i, On the Ir,,cxt of Getting her money
changed for somc that would pass in Missia-
>ippi, whittier >i,a was going nn 4 visit To
>oine relatives After he got the money lie
evadcd the Ancr, hu: she kept up wiki him
rs far as New tirclns-Mc(iuirc promising
to Pay her oat vi lie proceeds Of the sale ri
the negro CT Nj. Davis S.tic.i, he had with
h;m.
Su.piciol.s having been excited, an inve.ti
CATION w:,s had III New Orleans, which rrSu'-
ted iii the ATTEST and imprisonment of Nc
Cure and the negro. The la,lY had tu bpr.
raw money to get home, Without making her
c. ntcmplated visit. GG her Return she gave
inptm&tjya 10 Mr. Davis of il.c facts ahont
his ncsr', and sir. u. Immediately scnt his
oversrer to New Orleans to indenify Jim and
lring him home. He also lrquglls Mcclure:
Since tllc f.regoimg, we learn that MeG':!.e
has waived! gXalnnaIinn and in buiG'! over iD
answer =. Court, in bond OF 5000, aI;ti
II sand committed Till sail li1i.t is cN"caltt!
Til, is on iLe negro stealing charc". Taai
OF Larceny after trust r',lrs':;i has moi Been
Fro ccutcd.--Macon ttia.) Citizen.
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From i:rcgg,s Regiment.

BY short letter received from Manassas since
our lust (but which should have come 10 hand
days bcfure) we learn that tho First hns sub
scriptor On f" 'fvr the purpose Of presenting
splendid Charger to Col. GREGG when the hegi-
ment is Lisbandci. A fine sword mud trappinSs
will accompany this earnest Of appreciation
The cttor ALA says: 1t is now understood that
the Regiment will leave here the 2rd July Tor
Richmond where il viii be di.bnnded."
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lIoEnofS ui WAR-Wr learn that on
'Tlur,.Iay last two OF the dead h:rlie. Of lin
..,...s ncu wrr. found iu The wooda in tae
,,,ishborluo.l ul' the Bethel battle grounrl in
ito oi decomposition. They were traced
I'll: IL means u: the buLzardo l'nvering over
,'.c SPOT. un- OF the cprpscs had in Eis liav
Srsacl: pi:,:iteT oil baked sIrnnt. II is sup
1u,,-,l ti,cy la! ctanlei away from the scene
o. hattie sf,tr h.i.l:. ~na;nls,l. "nl tii.:i nn
,i,,, spn; Gn wIt liry were discovered.
From their natninS i; i, PRESUMED t!sry
wcr. ,na,ni,ar> oI rile Znuare Regime H.
It is >a;l tha: Ill along the r.a frpm
Bethel 10 llsmpton most in'"lr.h'"
s'ruch prevails. unl hatiro7 b" appear nc"
al the b,lxzards cirr:ing around :tb 'u', tIier'-
must he numbers of Purifying car:a=scs III
tie wnnis.--Nur:;jlli Day Book.
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To those in Arrears,

WE are particularly in want of money at this
tme-and must urge upon all in arrears, either
for Subscription TT Advertising, the necessity OF
immediate payment. Those who have not the
Cash, are respectfully informed that we will be
pleased to receive Whcat Corn, Oats, or other
produce. attLcruliug marsct prices in liquidation
Of their respective accounts ut this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

TIE RIFLE RsGlNEGT.-Ne learn lr"ih
Col. MARSHALL ,ha, two C., panies from this
i.lrict will compe,c the regiment also that
,.'ol. Orr has sune to Richmond Oh buSli.e.s
CONNECTED with his command, and thut II Is
aighly probable that the regiment VIII be or
lerci lnto camp in ten or fifteen days: As
,uon rs the order to encamp las been obtain
ed Capt. Perril.'s company will be ordered to
ills place, for the purpose of having meas
ures taken for uniforms. The uniform has
ecn atiupted by The field officers, and con-
tracts made to furnish them.
Inr Two companies will be indebted to the
nuerali,y OF Col. Marshall for their uniforms.
When one individual does so much, ought
lot tue cltizeus of the district make up a fund
II least sufficient to purchase the entire Rs
..ailiny outfit. and place twenty-five dollar,
III the pockets of every needy membcr CT
these companies
lie following are the field officers elected
On last Wednesday for the reg iment: :.
James l.. Orr, Colonel: }. Foster Marshall,
Lieut.. Colonel; d. A. Ledbetter. M4jur.
Eight companies, well o:icered, and COM
posed of splendid material, laYs been accep,
ted Four companies have applied tor the
,,.h and lOih places. These places Lave not
e, been signrt! 70 the applicants. A. soon
is arms caa be procured, the regiment will 80
.uty camp at Sandy Springs Ca;rp Ground, IN
Anderson distric:, On the Blue Ridge hali'
road.
We also learn that the ladies' Of Anderson
AMI Pckers kaye volunteered 10 make The
un Gur,ns and knapsacks fer the companies
rom those districts. Wearc certain that lhe
ladies here will cherI:u!tiy ask perni> sion to
10 tie ss;ue for the companies oi this d;;stilct.
-Abberi!!c Banner
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For the Sdytr,;:rr.
TO sho Mothers of the South.

As have lived retired life, feel it is a duty
as well as privilege to address you. w;;s born
and partly raised in virgiu.. Near sixt? year.
Of my If, have been spent in EIgefald District.
My frthcr was one Of the heroes of the Revolution.
Ny husband served his country in The war Of
lSIo; in i3 he was strong nailiIicr, an,l n
seccssipnst in sl-hat God la: called him home
to heaven Where there is M sickness, pain nor
death Eli, h. has lel: eight sons to stand in -
placc-.;wo OF them in the Army Mt this time; the
others stand ready wlcnerOr calle AS am ouo
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,u,1r CAauIIxA RGGiMt..; ;fs.-T!la II! ."w
j.. T.. .ir.,,:. of SoGt! Car'',ua Volunteers
ara nnw III Nii9iria: C"!. Gre =. ;,!HGi SUo
strong: C.l. kerSIaa:>. hs;wr"r $50 and
IniarI:.cn: rui Casl's. about 9dr; Cd. Jr'r.
I;.s. Col. Williams, Col. EiprH'S C"l. >loaI's,
u! r.l lo;,ii rarIl. N'sHa !!anIdG'''s L"ci"r.
C..l. Orrs Regiment and Col b'anAnss liegi
mcrt Get to the rh. Soutll Gar 'iinn will havr
i,.,wrcn 9 a1S 10000 mcu OH the fighting
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Safety Organization,

4; meeting he'll 1t Red Bank Church on the
o2nd Junc. nj which Col. A. l.. DEAGIyG presided
aus, Mr. r. i. CEnnSEg acted as secretary, Ike
home nrganiza'i"n hclore commenced, WAS carried
out and rc.olutio' $"fa patriotic character adopted
\ rw and efficient feature oi The assucialan is Tie
appointment of permanent committee OF twenty
TO be sustained by the company before whom MI
matters pertaining To the publ" safety are to he
laid. This cuuiiit;ce i: TO meet once every i've
weeks, and will among other things attenI! lu the
appointment Of patrols "r night watches and as-
sign them their duties. 1t is composed ut the fall
lowing gentlemen:
Dr. ". &. MoBlEr, President.
,lain&. Ill Richardson, Col. a. l.. Deariug. Ju
lius Bunks Moses Walton, Vim. Edwards Jes:r
Little, ."ha Jennings ST., L. S. M,'nlry, Calvin
Vaughn. Cnl.b Walton, J. Il. Mol'lcy, Alison
nrLpach, Timan ,Jcaning' David Minirk. Vim.
Ethcrilse, Capt. Ira cr"m!ry, s. Edwards, L.
Jennings. j. F. Daniel.
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,,. p,nxs,,-1'h. Norfolk Dw Baos.

M pAwyse.-l'hr Norfolk D.iy B"'a, '''
il,e 29L, is ,l.irrurd b, gentleman ir"m The
Eastern Si"rr TIA. !c :aw 'l'r Pawilrr sunk
Oh ;he aIarylarr' side al the Potomac lt'yrr,
mar Aana Greek. Wnrkl$en >rni 10 Ti:i'air
i:er a,il get hrr III. va Snpl":s" were '!r'r"n
awa> hy thc tirr If n C"ni'"iri'.'c hater'.
The sinking ui iin Pa"':cr s'rii'' '' receive
.,u.c c.,nl:rma.ipi:. t"m i''' i."' that W.. have
n.p, beard ri rrr hr:-. Il: :, y I" The IT.
n.,rl li h.r AinkiI. c..nl. OHt
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Killed by Lightning.

We regret to l.arn that itle T. l.. TUCKER, son
Of Mr.. Arrlcrs TrrEER, whilst playing out under
u shude tree in his fnther's yard, was instantly
killed by Lightning on Thursday evening last
This is melancholy afi;cton to the family OF the
deceased AMI the ncishborhoul in which he lived
for he Was Il noble little boy, and loved by all who
nav him
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TnE Chancellor \ FmiHrM M VIRGINIA!
gentleman inst from virsi innrms us that
4 great light i. conIi.:cn'I Y expected thersl.e
fore Sunday ni4hi. Gen B,auregarl, it /,
said, will not alcw Col. Grrggs command TO
return home without giving them Glance.
The outposts Of the Two armies at Manassas
are reported as not nnrc tan six miles aIari.
The Merrlnack is quito wreck. md iS 10 l;e
converted into .Ioating Lattcry. TIE Sew
tls Point gun is llilled cannon snsi ih;"ws
II ot.long SHELL coated over with lead, no;
as npu sig plileS---Clsrlestop Mercury.