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0nn Gentncfn.

.Sertu t0u jtp-, III. qua. Seli
finem lebten G6reiben baben bepeuteupt
ilttdrtl@e Bewagungsa ~tnttgefunpen. Sen.
mis- 0atlace, melder Dpr elmer Wp6e bier
m%manrtrte, LIT perflohenen Ntcntas BON
en-. 9lellpn abgIGif rporosh. Sen. glellun
fist Ods 3utrauen aller lg9alen 8Ir1er mnD
I'd p9ne ale 3ipeiiel nit aler &nerqie auf-
ten. Die Srpres, pstGe er biz iebt ellaI=
l, iinO ben S%s8eltUuiitsn reGt IiibIbar. I'm
E b. ten OInlhe begleiten i'm in letn Nmt.
Sen. @oiiu6 Nt. Slap gtng am Sonntag
t ietner Brigade meg. Sci leinem Nbaan9
II Die NaArt6t zines @ffe6teS SpilGen 60
,sl MetcaIfe unp ScOtt'o &sbelen 3u 8te
d, 10 Meilen BON NiGmpnb. @tr lpQen
le tIeine 9ieperlase nit so 3OOten unb
10 @efangenen erlitten baden, bod LIT nod
its Oetnitipe8 befannt. Cine Nnsabl Ietner
ute fam in Die StaDt, wurOe aber 1OfUrt ala
1~ltrteure per9aftet.
6ur3lid murpen etne Mense Neger an bic
abu 3wilden bier uup Cumberland Sap ee=
ut, um btsleIbe wierer gu repariren.
Dteie 9ie9er peroen pom Commencement Be-
toet ut0 betGIti9t uno erbalten pteIelbsr
1tiUnen ME Die 6retptatgen. Sire Nrbeii
cine Ie9r barte.
Die en- Ntpr9en baben mir quite gia9ri6teu
%)alten. un9efdbr $50 &efruten BON Mlor
n's 8anoe, pelAe DanOtue palltrten, muir.
Il BON Den 6ome GUARDS an1eartfen uni
iGlagen. Der Gerlut fol- Is 9ppte uni
%:rwunoete Ietn. Der Nslt wurOe eefanaer
nUmmeu, etnlGlieBlid elm lieutenant.
uuiere Stopt lit jebt etn srpBes MilitGr.
eppt.
Gtne S6la6t in &cntmfb.
@tuctnnatt 81. @ue. Nm Irettot
1dmtitag 9rifen Die Iebellen btnter 8iG,
ynp, RY., unlere @aSaIlerie an, tpelhe Sen.
lion nit Gem 50. unp II. Snt tana. &eat.
rgeben lieB. 9ia@osm etnise Rartatlder
8eidolen marfn, Jpg fA Der 6einD in @ile
t 6tnterIa6uu9 elmer Ganone 5uriid.
Den anperen Nfpr9en, SamRas, lu6te Sc,
raj ylellOu Ben 6einD pterer auf. riuidte nit
6anunen Dor unO IS entipann f9 Elm BEL
Rampf NIT iGiperem gerlult auf teiOeu
ten.
80 9elan9 ben Gebeuen, uuiere linfe 6taufe
umgeRsn uno NIT ltarter 0taGt uns in biz
lite gu fallen, pesbalt Der General ben
ldjug anoronete. gGtr 9tngen unaef6br
Dletlen 5uritd unb fOrmtrten ouf etnem 6i-
cine neue @hla6tlinie nit mnlerer Nrlll-
lie Oa6 Teucyn wurpe RON Neuem aufAe.
mmen. gtaA eiuem 3petltinOfg,u &ft
ften Die Nebslen !pleOer in IA fer Ma6I
ran, um9tn9en unlere re6te 6laate unp nG-
gten nns, wieOer 3nriifjufaasn.
Da fam Sen. 9iellOn berbet unD flannel
t 0ieler NiIbe Die 3eute nieDer. Die Stu.
ion fir Die @eI6iBe mar betnabe pr,
tu6t uno III me6rtren @elnuben mar feiu
ann metr, Der ni6t p;rmrnb. t mar. I'm
lbr tpurOe Sen, 9lelipn Derpunbet, tppruul
Suite liA na6 Gsrtneton suridloqen. -
T 6einD mar 15,-20,O00 Wann tart.
lere Ma6t beltanp aus Dem 95. Ohio, unb
n 12., &C., SO, unO II. Snptana @rat.
D Muncp's unO Metcalf's @apaaerte. -
r GerIuf 1T uuf betpen Seiten l6per.
eieut. Sol. Topping nab MaiOr &untle
II. Snb. Siege. purOen 9etGptst.
Sen. 8rtsbt rei(te beute fritz uno SIN.
laace miro beute Nia6t mad Dem S6IaGt-
abdehen. a
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@emeFcs nan NewzO Orleans.
Orpfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ReWsgOrf, 80. aus. Der Dnmpfsr
~latan3as" fam 9etern Nu9t NIT NewzSrs
ns Oaten biz gum ~. B. bter an. Die
aOt lit rnbt9 nno Der @elunDbetts3ufanO
WaHen wurOen an Dielen abeeleeenen
ten gefnnpsn, aber bic @tgentbImer Oerlel.
raren nod ni4t ermtttelt. Gin 20. fanb
2 grOBe untCns0erlammlun9 tatt unp Sc.
al Butter parp NIT elmer SerenaDe beebrt,,
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&rentOn, q. s., 26. NuanR. Oa6
10. q. S. 9teetment 9ina beute Mittas mad
Balbiu8tOn ab. SIS 1T $40 Manu fart uno
NIT gnfelbbi6ien bepafnet.
8etrvten fir Die Neunmouatsleute fcmmsn
}atlrei6 an. 6eute trafen 200 Mann BON
6uO(Un County elm.
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Sefanmtrmncbnna.
1t III.
Qettpr Son FIR GN;s.,.1 sa. s1

GtSlFE gag Tnr Nt8cOntO.
1862: ~ 4 :. Weat5
u alien @eanuuset. Sic In Der Office bss gaogsr- m.o;.
troterS Cur 9Safsr-0fente lnb Steuerl an p6er srr Ssr,
a. 1,ft SsetenSsr sesablt rsrpen. foa EN- Abjus BON 8pei pGt.
WSnt tritea Gag TN Septen1ber an tpirb fetn gfb,uo r,,hr ~
osH Ws9Iaungen erlanbt, un6 ale 0fe9nunsen, bic am / SfS
aGoet ntGt be3ablt itnb. rerben ben &~UasftOren pber goiiiTs
h it5Te.asn nao aat otslelbe g0etie etnepGefttrt ME bic rid
Wad'ridbt an Sdumtse. .
.NDenn has 0Dafer pesen 0t6t6esabIuna Ser Rsnts ohos-
.crest wtre, 10 ntaB an benz gSafer-8 eslfratSr S /. 90 be.obIt
werpen. ebe es pteber ~ansebrebt miro" A'"O N't"4''
Ote 9auSeigenbImer fnb in alen R1Ien fir ho j., sr...
yer SSaner-Hsate uHS Steuer Seruntpprti6. ~7'N
1emo ~. Steben1pn,
49, u@ &egHtratpr.
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" 9n 6rdntItN 6attt, go. %
q btstnarleltr.; tpiro teute gOrmittae eth 9rce
Bsr 2ut;9 @ieretrt. Nbenps III @onsert.
rs Sm gSDeelite nnb 1lmseeemD be-
fcret Sr. Score Smfb BEN o~SSecfer"
tGoltb BEN 9ubfcribenten i1t'S 6aus.

@s~ Srt Cumberland ipirb ber OSecfer
BEN Subicrtbenten SurA BEN Neenten
s. y. Sittppert tdeltd nus Saus eelie=
fert.
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- ct. MnmaltS=Sfftee fur
Nnfpriid3eA

e V. GDarttsftr /. @ertember 1862.
AaVrt@t an QanbW erter, Arbetterunb ekr-
Flt0s nm lite 3eute. w
q S2 wu pom Dtenfa8 ben ,. 68. an auf netner SfGes
s @Us Ssr a pom rms , nSr ietn, UNI cure aniPri9s fir Nusna.srns
- 81 2tqane a~nauppren. SD perbe ni6ls be etnen fir
.ata SrIeosnsrI3ter an b~eiasten Stanben uuf meiner Sff6rs
= UsrOnIlsr, UNI cure 8etnelssriinbe entsesensunebmer lmnb
gu e1rer geqnemtt2tett, tTptm id nil. has &c" iSr
eT ~. osn D01t Dor ben 9baren oes @~Ommidars gu itsS n uno nj
S.isu y rH 20 sr eub 4anbSrt: Sober Wiann bat Elm NsdSt
den. rNIS"''p 8Tl'eHp 3n nas
SS mn Sud be Claims ~ubereeben, nuebbe, ae in osles.
49, < oVtm 1ne9sTerttst lIno, oamit Sbr fe ielbf erdieHtireu
,s ee n.'9 Ilr n1stlte Belt uaO Seuuibuuaea be,abIen, ,perSe
w oe!eI0e mtcrren, neil i'd cub belen mG6te. 70 MEL nis
Jar eeben fur gu9. N""O" p'm SPHmq'
on .6H ST. 8utnam @teSens.
~0 u ST. @Ssat. SO. 20 q, @barIt SIR.
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Wene Nn5etgtn.
s.. W1Gnner's @du(e.

gtcntaS ben |. Septertber bseinnt has Winterss ~enteffer.
9ebrdtt6en bpn 9errn @utma nj e~rteilt tnerbsn
ncntmen. ""'Se
SDipDt @ra 1853 .s 4.s q mSnnsr
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SnHbclbts Salttiut
pber
DeatlHe aaturtpi1eni9aftltas msoi3tntlAe
81 S9ule tn Ct. 3puts, $50.

TA~rt1%%AR
or. ". PaHlrter, Frcfefor Der @natOnnie, @btruraie unb
sNE Nugenbetitunbe, Der dtrurglh-duaeR.
1rittben <nif unb pplp-Rliutt urS
Ocean Ger 6atultGt.
Or. q. yertdDS, prGeNpr Der 0eburtSbilf @nnasfpIo.
gle nno 8eburtsbulFae en- Rlirtf.
Sr. 3. Nunf, profe1pr fer @bemte uHo Nbdrlnacie.
Or. s.. s. ScrnapS, 0rpfehOr Der 9brlt, Sptanif uub
Wetneralpete. { W
DR. ~. Stosfoten, prctefpr Der patbplrste unS 8terupte
ta unb Der nteot3tntl@en Gltnit.
Or. IS. Trte, YrOfeTpr rer p~bsTOlpste.
Or. 8. Sef, RrCkfpr Der Materia Medica unb meti,t.
nii9en 9olss8liutt.
Die Se3tr=uebun9en iperpen BON Or. Santrter o%e(eitct.
Mue 8pPt9e Der Haturntfert1aft uno MeDt,tn werben In
eteler Maitdlt in lpitematiiAer &etbenfc[9e rrreetraaen.
Die WprIelEngen be9nntn am 1. September 1852 ln6 bdu-
en obne llntersrehun9 bis 1. Wcnt 1863. Oas Stubieniobr
3erfdlt In 2 Sen1efer Inb ieees Sertefer unfa6t 4 Wpnote.
@ebi9ren Snnatrtculattpn So. 0prlefansen fir 2 6e.
meter $75. Seetrtarte SIS.
Iaer tltntfbe unterridt tn uniereut eiaenen S~plSttale
CeumboIet- 9pipuaIe) TN StaotsSp1pttale, in ber @punta-
Barnt uab IN Der anbuIdtprtl9sn Rlinit bS Snlituts it
fret.
Die abandonment Rnb bel benz ltntersei6ueten l8rttHt9
uno n1inoltd1 ju MAIDEN. ~
Inner prpsrdnrt, has auf II Drudietten ale piTensrertbe
Details entb1lt ltebt Steernann CUR @erfisuns, ,nb ndbere
&uStauIt ertbeIt auF @erIanSen f6rtfIt9 S6er nMiuOli6
Or. u. 6ammer.
,.. prCfehpr unb Ocean Der sacult1t.
Offices $50. 50 DRarttfr., 3sptf9en 8. II. A. Ms2o-
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Staat WfarDlanb.
Office bes Aft. General piutonter ,,pS
SaPsrtmtenesnten far 3tsbuns.

UullIMpre, ben 81. Mud. 1850.
Generals rbre $50. s ""e' 1oVA'
-"-'~o"r7 SS"FtSI Iutrp, Gap Die Ginfelbifno
%partement beftir1nt, 10 balb f~tattfinben fanrl 70 bo+ Sr
9OHDerneur trait Der i9Hr iibertrasenen gntOritSt ; : n
Tag Der 3te9un9 auf ben is. @ebtember
5nraf9elest; aud iperben ale GreipiGIiqe, bic in Der
Stact Baltimore pber in ben Counties fir bic olten eSer
neHen &e9in1enter Dor benz 10. @eptember anaeppr6en
iperosl, lar bic Sta6t OOer bic Counties sutgei6rieben,
in 9t'1it@t Der eint6eiIuns fir Die 3ie6uns.
SIM auftrase beS Gpuoerneurs:
Sno. q. 8. @re8peu,
oS"' al1tft. @eneralsNbit.
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Vetlaltat

WptInunf ptrb cine beutf&e I2aab, BITE allie Sausartet.
Ntt""H+ ten oelrtdtcn lam. @nte 8ebaHbluns uni
gaier Sppn p'rb eeit6ert. 9ta4 Sutra9tn bet 9eprs 8pIb,
500 aDre-@apttOlfr aptf&en 81 uab @-etra6e, Q8aibina-
pH' 0'@' r es SNiGDt
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Mabri6t an steuer.ab1er

- VIZ O+eHtE3HVIEE+
Staot- Solicitors Office ben %. @luo. 1859
Yerlonen, bic f9 ben DtscpntO an tbren Steuerr,dnunasr
Iar l0oz tn aIse MADDEN ppaen, lDlien iplde an Bier Scr
om l. september osiableh bG na9 piefer 8,ir fetn Disrnntr
Iur pellpndlSe @tSeatgun. Steaer, uab fur @runbeioentSmnS
aur IN PCT. Gb5us aefattet perben. Wv O'"NES'"'pAm
Q4enn iuffanoI9e Steueln ND an phpr scr h.. ~
eln0eS 1e5aptt ~e!een. 70 pirp "a PCT. sSnterefe BAN oeTsf.
nq; T Ts9a Ilr 1901 Uerbsn nit 4 pgt., 1860 NIT II 10
P@lc 1903 ntt 10 PCT. SSntsreien belaltst. Cine 9,its fTr
fsutli6t perpen. ~TN" ~"St" 0eFpI-
Mnsuftns NJ. %rice.
"sA0S Stdos@olectpr.
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SerlanAt un0 Nefmcbt.

Nprinunt : Gin ta&tissr BARRIER ebale. 8u mel
&N+t""0t ben bet s, @Onrab, 3 g. Treperiftr.
Sept1-
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Z. Marnlanb Meetment.

Z. W~iarnlan1 Negtment.
- 70 srI nnot wsrben md etne Insabl w~pblaebont
- OCltuN!Yl Wadnuer, UNI cine peHtibe gomppaanie
NJ FIR pbt9ee Nestment ppa 3u MAIDEN.
I'M OaS ppue 9anbgelo bon $l16 er61lt elm Seter.
- Ia Der unter3etGncte 19pa s Sabre In Der ~reauIdre.
Arinee eecteat bat unp biarei9enbe militia Tide Renntni6e Re
fBt, 10 erwartet er, hB tnn9e NtGnner ibm 9emab- br 3utraue
lWenfen Spbn 9teper, at43ss
Getruttrun9S, SffSter
Np. "a U. 2pmbarbfr. I'm Q. st @pnrmifarS. Stpre.
B9r 8pet Dollars San6selb 9tbt Der l1nter,eihnete
extra, Ipbalb Der 9tetrut ein9eihpp en- 1T. tMal6-3O)
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6. 0snfel's @ebnIe.

Ntrnta9 ben |, September fpG Der 11nterrt6t In ,netnsr
S3ule frteo'r fetnen hnfane uetmen unb fnoet BET biefer g.
legenbett Die Nufnatnne neuer S6Iler latt.
y 6. 6enteL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S"arttermctftsr
m.a,. Mt Baltimore. ben q. dug. 1852.
Ser1te9elte An8ebpte, Merben in bi.Ier SfGrS Ma nm, !
Sept. NttttaSs INN II ubr anseupmmeu, fl / Bic 6 rIs a ~ -
ms oon YGptlltDRs9o fir brettauiens
y9nsnasa: 5eI@n lns une plane t6nnen taen6 BON / Bis
Ssr az nt9e Snr9l@att mu6 fur bic setrsue 4usflbruno
SIP, SD, Saries BeIaer.
~F-%p eo!onel nno 2uartiernei(er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-01

VetucDt irerten nah Wafbtn0tOn
5wet Shubmader, elmer auf BEG Mrbett uub Der onbere ouf
&routr. @c
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Sn Marttnsblre nin.u.t S5r. SJobn
Seller Sefteauneen fir BEN 0Oeceer AT.
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Nb. S3sncfer,s @thnfe.

Das Wtnter Semefer pbiaer Inao[t beoinnt ~, mo.t,o
oen |. Septerteert .WfOrgenS l1br. Anmel6ltaen aur OIufoo
nasms neuer SdiiIer Ireroen i'm eaufe Der Wo6e ~entueaen.
9ebrers, bin tb in ben StanS 0eiest oGe Mnfsrberundsn
bic cine 6srarttSe GAitnlt erbeii&sa. nd6smfOn1men.
S~pOt Yb. GSdder, 6antburaitr. I76.
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@ebsr'6 START
2ur 8enchtunntI

a. - =
Oer unterSetpnete ntadt tteraltt ale 4erlcnen bcn I3 Big
20 Sabre all rpsI9s bon eineai etnrDl rem Ell OfrSere l@rtft-
aufu1erfia Jam, oaB ole ORientseu boppn, relC5e meier iInrSmaI
!tatet! Ocsr 10 gen nlot Su ger fem BON Wlt(itairoicnaen Be.
Irett ient rouen, toaB oteflUen nnpe sist4 i9rlitibe ans
4 len etnret1en nlihen. Iutprifrt uno ,nitrurt BON ter Oenen
Queue aus babe tb ote 8n bteienr Srefe ~nEtbisen ssClnulare
mad penn @tte ceS ~Scn9relieS nne mad Oroer ySe. 3. beS
GEM Die notbl9e AIstanlt 3u geben, been GremptIpns .Appli-
tatIoren an3utedlgen nnb celen @reulptpns detn BON Wttlt.
tntteteniten pom ben @0Msiietret 3u erpirten. YrOmpte umh
bulge Sscienung 1T suseh&ert. appltauten beIie6en 20 ,,u-
lpreten N n1stner OlFee geo. II QDeit-6Ipette- Str., n6Iae
Ebure 81 So5n 3ubpt8's 2aSerbtet-Salpn
Gt1D II. q. @remeitont Sfoir, srosrt
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s. @naDD's @h11Ie.

Die 9sbrfun6er fir tus Winter, g erneiter bsoinr., -.
gtpnta9 ben ]. Sepember, WlOrsens 8 llbr. Die &itsrn S nr
s SSp stri, 1S15 g1 f.sa1Ol,9it srin&t fir Sas panFtli&s gri9ei,
Heasr sSaler UerOsu i'm Saufe BET g8U&e RtseSenesnpnnnttea.
Dp-Nr 81. % 70 On SRsRotsa
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-17

Mitchell, severely in the thigh. Pri,
Yates W. A. J. McCallum, slightly in
the breast; T.. S. Mcdonald, mortally
in the neck ; j. N. Jackson, severely in
the shoulder; J. J. Barnett, slightly
in the hand. "
In the fight ON Monday, the SOth
June, the following are the casualties
Killed-Lieut. ". L. Thompson.
Womded-Segt. J. T. Thomson,
severely in the thigh ; Corp: R. B. Er,
win, severely in the arm. Privates o.
g. Wood, severely in the head; John
Childers, slightly in the hand; ": s.
Traylor, slightly in the neck; Robert
S. Wyie, slightly in the foot; v. s.
Westbrooks, slightly in the head ;J. A.
Bradley, severely in the thigh.
Messrs. Editors, will you please pub
hsh the above. list of casualties for the
friends of the killed and wounded,
and very greatly oblige
.......',. G. A. PATRICK,
1st Lieut.. commanding Co. B,
TIA 18th Reg. s. G. V.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-17
The late Capt. William NJ Bratton.

$S~s~A>
In the battle before Richmond, on
Monday, the 30th of June, fell at the
the head of his Company, Capt. WILL
LIAM M. BRATToN, Of the 11th Ala
bama Regiment, Wilcox's Brigade,
pierced through the heart in the act of
capturing Battery of ten guns-the
day after he was found on the bloody
field, cold in death at the cannon's
mouth. When found, he was attend
ed by his faithful servant JOHN, who
refused to leave his body until it was
claimed by comrades, and by them con-
signed to a temporary tombin Oakwood
Cemetry, four miles below Richmond.
Capt. B. was the son of DR.. WILL
LIAM BRATToN, of Winnsboro', Fair
field District. In 1857, he removed to
Alabama, and was successful Planter
in Green County, when the Revolution
broke out. Among the first, he an
sweSed the call for troops, and since
the Spring of 1861 has been in the Ar
my of Virginia, undergoing its hard
ships and sharing its successes; but,
alas! he has fallen in the pride Of man
hood, in the hour of triumph willing
victim on the altar of his country
slain to purchase her liberties and in
dependence.
In person, he was of the finest mould,
tall, commanding and athletic; his man
ners, were polished and refined ; his
mind, was of the highest order, and had
been cultivated by ythe most distinguish
ed masters, and in the most distinguish
ed colleges. Possessed Of ample for
tune, he preferred the independence of a
Planters life to any public or profes-
sional employment, although for either
he was endowed with every element Of
success.
Never having married, he leaves his
name and services to no posterity; but
brother and two sisters will surely
preserve them both in faithful family
record, the treasures of which he has
augmented and enriched with his
blood. His mortal remains, removed
from the field of battle, now rest under
the sod of his native village, Winnsbo-
ro'. Of two sons left by the father to
perpetuate an honorable name, one lies
| in the chambers of the dead; the other,
Col. JOHN BRATToN, wounded and cap
tured at the Seven Pines, languishes
prisoner, at Fortress Monroe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-17

PORT ROYAL, S. c., June 1919 p. m.
The Ben Deford is here freighted
with wounded men from the recent dis
aster. FROM 400 to 500 are on board.
Great blame is attributed to General
Benham. 1t is asserted that he acted
in direct opposition to Gen. Hunters
positive orders, cautioning him against
any attempt on the rebel works until
he should be largely reinforced or re-
ceive specific instructions commensurate
with such an enterprise. I have heard
it stated that Gen. Benham has been
arrested and confined to the island !;
that he will be sent North by the first
steamer, for the purpose of being tried
by court-martial. The sentiment here
is anything but favorable to him.
Large reinforcements are on their
way hither from Florida. On their ar
rival, Gen. Hunter, will probably take
command in person at James Island.
He has been miserably hampered by
want of transports, tents and necessa-
ries, by neglect, delay, and other hin
drances, perhapsinevitable, but certain
ly provoking, when obstructing the path
Of brave, an honest, a sincerely pat
riotic soldier.
The Tribune, in publishing the above
accounts, adds:
Since the terrible repulse which was
experienced by the Federal troops on
James Island, near Charleston, General
Hunter has concluded to abandon all
operations against that city at least for
the present. The troops have been or
dered to evacuate the island where they
had entrenched themselves, under cover
of the gunboats, and at the last advices
were about to be removed to Hilton
Head.
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SIEGE OF V1oKsBURe. Among the
incidents Of this interesting contest
we are pleased to record the following:
The gunners serving one of the TEN
inch mortars were detached for some
necessary work, when three Major Gen
erals took their places and worked the
piece-Major Generals Van Dorm, Low
ell and Breckenridge. = -
i: This bears glorious evidence Of the
spirit. .peryading the, entire body sof our
arm. .frem the highest in rank to the
lowest private The above incident oc-
cured on the day when. the Yankee
feet passed the batteries, but at the
cost of one of their. largest frigates,
supposed to be- the, Richmond, which
sunk in rounding the point above the
|city.-Mo6ize Aduertsser. . e :.
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From the West.

MOBILE, July 11.-A special des-
patch to the 4dusrtiser, dated Jackson,
10th, says that Gen. Van Dorn's Gen
eral Orders No. 9, placing fifteen miles
contiguous to Vicksburg, and all east
of Louisiana, under martial law, are
declared supreme. Disloyalty will not
be countenanced ;the credit Of the Gov
ernment must be sustained; seeds of
discomfort are not to be sown among
the troops; spectators viii not be tol-
Grated but7be arrested and fined. News
papers will not publish movements Of
troops, under penalty of suspension,
fine imprisonment.
Passengers from Memphis says that
Hindman has captured Curtis, and that
it was believed in Memphis.
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and relying upon rightands her own re-
sonrces, is determined to pursue it to
the bitter end. It would be mprudenf
to publish the movements; which are
now being made by, our army, The
public must be satisfied that they are
wise, practical and essential tothe sue
cess Of the struggle. ~, 4. -.
It is a matter of congratulation with
every friend of freedom and the South,
says the Petersburg Express, 70 know
that the present position Of McClellan's $
army is one Of the hottest, perhaps" :"
on the soil Of Virginia. With a creek
on one side, a shallow mill pond on an
other, and the shoal water of the James
River on another, not the vestige Of q
shade tree Immediately -near, and the
suns rays pouring down with an IN; !;
tensity, that sent the thermometer up
yesterday to the close of the nineties in
Petersburg, the Yankees at Berkeley
Point must have suffered to an almost
indescribable extent. Persons residing
in Petersburg, entirely familiar with
the locality, say that out Of ToPhet,
there is no place to compare with it.
There is but little sympathy hereabouts
for the invaders, and if the sun. could
roast the rasca1s to crisp, no tears
would be shed in the South at their fate.
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Army of the West.

Gen. Bragg has issued q general or
der. assuming the command of the army
of the West as successor to General
Beauregard, who has been relieved
He concludes as follows: 80
"a few more days of needful prepa-
ration and organization, and / shall
give our banners to the breeze-and
shall lead you to emulate the soldiers
of the Gonfederacy in the East, and
with the confident trust you will gain
additional honers to those you have
already won on other fields; but be pre-
pared to undergo privation and labor
with cheerfulness and alacrity." -.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
Tribute Of Respect.

Tribute or AeSpecC.
The Committee appointed in behalf
of the Sabbath School of the Yorkville
Station of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, to prep~e a tribute of
respect to the memory of WILLIAM
W. EAST, the Superintendent of said
School, perform their solemn duty by
Offering the following preamble and
resolutions
Whereas, This School has suffered
an irreparable loss in the death Of
WILLIAM W. EAST, who died as q
sacrifice upon his country's altar, while
defending our religious and political
those rights SO dear to us all. His
devotion to the children was unbounded.
He labored faithfully in word and deed
for their MISUNDERSTANDING column
of that able paper, of which he was as
sociate editor, for their special benefit,
and while on furlough home few weeks
since, met the children at the Sabbath
School, that he might ''talk' with them
perhaps for the last time. Earnestly
did he impress upon their minds theil
duty to God, their parents, and to each
other. And though he expressed wish
to remain with them, yet as duty called
to the battlefield where life was SO un
certain, he might never see them agair
on earth. Truly, it can be said of him
that he was the "Children's Friend.
Therefore, be it
Resolvsd, That this Sabbath Schoo
has lost in the death of William W
East, an able and efficient Superinten
dent, and Jealous and ardent laborel
for the promotion of the cause.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with the family in their bereavement
recognising in it, the hand of Hin
tswhose ways are past finding out"
Resolved, That blank page Of the
minutes of the Sabbath School Society
be dedicated to his memory, and thai
the scholars wear the usual badge O.
mourning.
Resolved, That the foregoing be pub
lished in the YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER
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Our Sick and Wounded Soldiers in
,-. -. Virginia.

Our Sick and Wounded Soldiers in
1,-. SO Virginia. ..
The following despatch was received
at this Office yesterday: -.
, RICHMOND Va, July S, 1862.
To the Editor Of the South Carolseaae i:
Carolinians Our wounded soldiers
need your attention. Discreet nurses
are wanted. Stimulants particularly
desired. Ladies can aid much by max
ing blackberry brandy, wine and cor
dial. If spirits for this purpose cannot
otherwise be procured, it may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Governor
and Council. Direct to the care Of Rev.
R. w. Barnwel, Richmond, Va.
JAMES CHESTNUT, JR.,
? go. JOHN T.. SLOAN. - -