Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

Le, rlS hope that the close ot The war sn"! iih"
you still safe, and ready to return To the a'o:a=-
,ions Of peace with energy and ze<t TON. MOORE
was doubtless under the influence Of genuine puct-
ir inspiration when he said
." Like the day star in the wave,
Sink: u hero to his grave,
Midst The dcw-iall ui Il nation tears
Harry is he ucr whose decline
The smile. of home may soothing shine,
And liuht him down the steep of years =
Blu, OH Low grand they sink to rest
Who rluse their eyes OH Sictory's breast
A. mpch ns we admire the sentiment here eIn-
bodicd we can but wish that our brave meh' VINO
stand forth 10 viudicate Southern Rights IN th'S
dark hour, may Ire rici"rioH- return vIe'oiio"s'
and 20 down into the vale Of years i'll uii iiiiaiioh
of III. benefits of the glorious new Govrrhiheht
which their valur shall have haptlzed and emo
bled. To have worked out our redemption under
The terrible disadvantages OF our SURROUNDINGS,
will Lr such a chapter us never cturc was traced
nv the swords of irecmcn; AMI we want every
sullirr tn survive and look hack upon its marvel
!uus brilliancy and bask in its beumS, anu reulze
G,l.s grandeur and goodness i'll the more perfect
DEVELOPMENT of the new henveuS and HE new
skies of our new Cuntederacy,-w the un'rer-
sal tribute Of humanity the world OVER slas! ne
.lisory, glory. glory,
To those who have greatly SnHrrd an1 done.
Ncve! name IN story
| Vas greater than that which yc'harc won.
Iii. his hope, this confidence, this iaith mat
continue. To cheer the most despunlent amongst
n. and yc can neither lolerat. nor realize any
such r,iptu.ss Of heart as wlud even look 1 the
possibility of our .uliusati"n. II such be the
feeling at home what must it be amongst thns- "i
y.nl who stand in the serried rank: OF OF Con-
f,leratr armies. ready for the strife hracr'l with
the cunfleuce Of trained soldiers. and burning L"
drive back the invader !rom our injured and in
suited land.
We trust you iud the weather as agreeable III
c,mus as we have bad it in this latitude for week
or two rast. Such June the oldest iubabtant
hus seldom if ever witnessed before. The nights
ar. almost as coul W October, the mornings dew
bc.pau.!ed the .kics mcllowyd into the s"ttneSs
Of November, aud all Nature cheerful under the
colubiurd influences. We do not hn'w lh"t II Is
the most wholesome Of weather, hut it IS ccrtaia!y
delightful. The only objection is, thst slug
CARDS will ovcrslcep themselves. IT s haru
matter to get people up by sun-rifc,-anH' 70 tell
the truth though an eurly-riser by long hahit, VT
have found nurself for some days not only con-
niving at this ful'liug- Acknowledgements
sl.,p hui participating iu it to an undue extent.
:Ti.;i and GET aasx Y
a ioins With thcdawn. Corn being almost the entire
'r:"i ii The c"Un;!r. and ;ir Ln<r:; Of t,ia,
hy having commenced. VIC shall soon h. upon
short worl. unlIc The sslart work of hirtling:
Operative ai tho North ihr suprcrt and snt,n.
anrc of onT lal.nrcrs must continue the .amc. and
ihi: Necessity will keep m"st hcuds- o!-fnn!ilirs
busy still, 10 heud-work If not in bodily activity.
YOU mxy rest assured there is IL deal Of contr-
vance, and iprrrhmlsht. and prudence. how cx-
erf,I in The S"ub. tn produce meat us well ~
broad in abundance. Every hun knows every
hog he owns and can identify il IL hundred yards
nf running through pinr-thirlrt. lie nnf uny
knowS it, hut ha pets il and feeds it, and comes
very near washing aud rnmhing it into slrrknc,s
: Of prop"rsinn AMI ahnndaary nt So. rh.. like
Of bacon was never Known in America az will be
i'r,hr"ning under this high-pressmre system of
hug economy. But it will all he nrr,led and no
man should relax his rare aud attrnIi"n in tie
'nstler for single .lay.
We received Il letter the other day from an old
friend in the vrinity of Mt. Willing. who rr!olt:
rorn abundant in that neishi"rhUo'l at 81 per
! hu:htl and II plenty of meat I" spare at 20 10 81
81: per H.. H. rsr.r:* ripe pra"he: also, ard i.
of ul inion ;hat good average wheat crp Is
raised through llIat part Of the District. MT only
there but all over the District i; Is certain TINT
very large wheat cr"r was put in. and, although
there are many failures. there are a>u lnany sue
c'sEcs. some "f them very extract rlnary.- y.--nnl
the consequence must surely han large yield in
the aggregate. We hear that Mrs. WHITFIELD
BROOK: viii make iiJfr,m I".Rf.d hU.hris "u !cr
Cambridge place, nnd ,ha: anuthcr tnrm in the
same vicinity lhc ula Griffin place lately "wn.d
by J. Is. SULLIVAN will he very little behind
that amount. We hear of measured crop that
averaged forty bushels 10 the acre. and thlrc are
hundreds Of plantations TIM; will make quantities
af wheat TO spare. Think y"u not Tint We are
Fight in calculating upon Il lar. supcrabandancc?
Y .ur correspondent has perhaps male the mean
est crop in the District by stEpsa Of wet and rust.
but evca he will not fall short in tue -four depart
u.ent mo,e lhan barrel Or lwo, AMI that will
scarcely Le felt i: his rnrn prospect be not drccp
tive.
Aud how let cast about for :, few bits of ''ehit-
chat.tiI,lr ,iItc-a." Yuu will see that n new
Imlirs Society has hern formed ut this rnce
lcn"tninatvI 4" The .ro"'le," Ni,'r. Id N"cictg."
Ii: rnnin "hirr !. t" assis! tie families .! pU"T
soldiers - Gui.lc raIS. ir which lvrry tuust
.arc'y bid them t;,d-sree' To help them to n
beginning IN funds. :u,nc Of US have been req c.r.L
tU giyea mNcG entertainment in Odd EeIluwS
Hall at un early day; SO hope to be ready in
week or ,wu with something new in The round Of
our Edy.fs'd r"rictics > The times grow t.ull,r
aud ducr with W. midsummer approaches mud
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