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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

.iliG CoSrEDEEArE CrEnEA'r.--On Sat.
urr';.y al;crnosnQE;" t''..t!cr vas created III
financial circles i,crc !.y &c discovery iba; II
numbcr Of counterfeit Jry: s;ly r"i,S, Of lie
denomination CT Twenty, Eiiy. aad One
Hundred dollars, lal c!cpt imto circulation
in tie city. The spurious notes were well
executed, and. Io" a time. 30 lille ;;n%ist;,
prevailed amcrg holders Of Treasury noes Is
regard to tic gcnunencs, of their bills. We
think it likely tla. tue number Of the false
notes atioat was largely exaggerated by pub
lie ru,Dor. During the day. the Banks as =.
measure of precauion, suspended the rcccp-
ton Of all Confederate bills Of concentration,
named, until S"nc sufficient ;#at cpu.! he
established 20 distinguish il!c "rnuin iSsup;
from the counterfeit. y ;.w ,!ays. al i:,r;l-
est, will Suffice TO ascertain such lest, whcl.
the Inconvenience resulting from the Gouh5
in respect TO .rwenlicS. Fi!li:s ans: liunc;rcd;
will no longer exist No counterfeit Tens or
Fivcs have been found in circulation, and
notes Of these and smaller determinations ar,
received as usual Tic plate that is co.mtcr.
fcited is cnc of Elaycr & LnrIwiv's. containing
the POS, 50's AMI !oG's. We understand
that the Secretary of Inc Treasury has in,
str.cte,' tie Suh-Treas#rcr ::ere to hcgin call
inr in the issues Cl this plate
Hitherto, al;hons! VIC in Charleston !,car.I
much Of Yankee cci:n;csiriir%. we have f,.-
tunate'y, lccn cXcnpi from The circulation ci
the bogus ll!<. There is ~ li>c tori: tncsc
wl;li Law 1T iasl l. on i#t alion, amon.ss: lis
! came Sor!:. yia ;.:s:iv!!'r, AMI I; Is cc,te;;ly
a matter worth Investigation. 81: her II. 81
cnu..tcr!eits did rn cinana'e from the pocket.
ci some Of The unknown slarpcrs from t;i;
! West. wkc arc in attendance upon all Tic
blockade auctions in Charleston, AMI w!;,st
seemingly reckless bidding haSinilatcG price!
70 their present fabulous standard, altog,thar
beyond tie reach Of people Of modcrat,
,acans. Atall events, let the F" casll'' 50 fc,
ly paiGi c;;! by these wonderful hl':r:s hc
fer tic future. closely scr.,liIi@y,i before lh"
ret their return passports.
Meantime. let a'r,ncm!cri', i',at lie !,.,1alt
Cor %I!nliy .ass;ns rountrr:ei' C"n'":'"!a;
ma,,.y is death w,g,c;l can,:at."i :. la
...yncc va, ou !;;,.;;y la, 10 lave c.i.'..ic
;;-,.,:,,n ,,.,,r tho ,railnv. -f,n,r ,;crrnr,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
Word, TO CunSGrtpts,

Il lag become fashionable 10 imagine that
there i, something ,iissracsT"l in being cen:
script ana tic boys by the wa:side consiaer
'la, tl!cy lave trl license 10 s,cuiI ard jecr
q. an enrolled s1aad or, It's way "G cHmpul
instruction. We award that lirspcakab,e nd;
niraion and gratitude. which is his due, tc
the "ulantccr who. So gal:aEil y and spouta-
nconsiy rushed to Tic battle Ee! ct the cal!
of his cou;r;r,.'s necG but We are not dis
pos;ei! 10 ;i.iHk that there are .?oEe alngns
The cG:scriptS who are not Is hEaye. and pa:
triutic IS he. There are na!:y-:Sho shall
say nota maj5r proportion ?'-.amcns theconi-
scripts whose hearts are as fully III their
countrY's cause, a;.d who woulI Is. traricsslr
LattIe :os il is any v.,tstrteerf but who i.ase
no; c;igas'd in ilIa war simply for the FSa.ur
ihat ;L@ir private Obligations aid lie ncets-
sites Of their dcpcnlen>, re;'lsred it ahao-
!u'ely impossible fer ,i.cm to so so wiikent
sacrifices which tlie.g had no Moral right 10
make AMI without reducing helpless persons.
locking To item tr suppcr:, to want and slit
lsr;ng. TGuit" cpr.sciclIccs weii,i not. allow
thea. to !banduh their individual obligations,
and t!:uy lc!, that @hcn their country inperi-
ously required their services, it would call
for the!n in sGcl, manner that they would
be Obliged to go, and all the RESPONSE
billy ct abandoning what made :hem feel it
necessary for them 20 stay at nome uliil the
last moment, would rest upon the govern
ment, and nc. upon their consciences. Few
voluntarily choose to endure the severe trials
that they can make mp their minds to'bear
checrfully il obligcd to.
. We are reminded in this connection OF
Scots reference in ;. Marnion" to the ftu
dal yeomrn of Scotland, who owed compnl-
Sory military service, in his description of the
gathering Of the Scottish army before the
uattlc Of "Flodlen.''
"spher lie seemed. anAof scoi cheer,
As 10Th 10 leave his cottage DEAR,
Aud nar..h On foreign strand!
Or EuSing who would suic h:s steer
Z, Ill the fallpw land
Yet lcen not in his thoughtful cyc
Dill augI,t Of bastard terror lie
More dreadful lar his ire,
Than theirs, vino, scarnius dangers aamc.
In cagcr mood to hart!c came, etc, etc.
Srcl! cnmscripl:;. and we are glad to bcieve
that the majority Of Ours are such. viii vim
'lc:,rc The naue OF corscript on the battle
h.l. The gallant sul'liers Of France are all
co,'ScTipts. Ii IS unpleasant featureel cor-
Scri pian, however. that the GOOD mon in
whose; behalf we speak are in the same cate
CORY with Tie cowaris and skulkcrs, and I'M
patriotic an'l j<lnya who deserve tie con
tempt, which has calleri down short sight,
rl npprohrinn upon the whole class Of com.
pulsory recruits, without exception. Dut
let the public constantly remember, that the
canscyip;s are Of three c!asses-thosc who
wcui,l !.avc gone to tie va" if they conl,!;
those who would not 20 ii they coul.i, and
those who could have gone and would not
There are thousands OF cnnscFip!s who will
nrove before the war is over, that they are
worthy to he the comrades IL battle" Of our
hravcSt volunteers.
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To my Mother.

Many miles are intervening,
Mother, dear, tween thou and me,
And you towering mount has hidden
Every trace of home 2nd thee.
Yet, from this low window easement,
Still I sit and sadly gaze,
Dearest mother, dreaming over
Those last summer happy days.
Space may stretch long lines between US,
Mountains may stand up in pride,
But they cannot, cannot ever,
Loved and loving hearts divide.
Nay, the hearts deep love and longing
Space or time may ne'er control,
Cbser still they bind in union
Heart with heart and soul with soul
Dearest mother, memory wakens
Many thoughts tonight of thee;
Thoughts of all thy watchful kindness,
All thy tender care for me-
Oftby love, thy pure affection,
Gushing ever, warm and free,
Free Cor each and every member
Ofour happy family.
I look back OF 1nemory's tablet
To my early childhood years,
When thy smile would quickly Danish
All our little childish fears.
Then I seem TO see thee wearing
That same look of snXiuus care,
That we little roguish children
Used to cause thee then to wear.
And seem to hear thee singing
That familiar olden song;
Pausing oft to check and chide us
For some littlc child-likc wrong
Or, hear thee, when much wearicd
Breath that long, and deep, deep sish'
Striving still, by patient labor
All our wants to satisfy.
At my fathers dying bedside
Then see thee watching by,
Weeping bitter tears of SORROW
That the cherished one mWst di.
And, again, see thee languisil
For thy wandering black-eyed son,
Till the high and holy Father
Safely leads the wandcrcr home.
Other scenes to mental vision
Memory has Tonight beeuilcd,
Until have almost fancicd
That am once more !; child
O! l would my Heavenly Father
Had marked out my pathway here
Close by thine, that might ever
Thy lone pathway help to cheer.
Fur Thy each nnd every favor,
would gladly bring to-day
Worthy tribute. Yet "ecer
Can thy kindness all repay:
But may the Great Givcr bless thee
Till thy cup with joy ruins DER,
Then in Heaven may he receive thee,
And reward thee evermore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
Extra Session OF the Legislature.

Extra Session OF Tie l.es:siatuFc.
We a@c been shown tbe following memo
rial addressed TO his ExcsIlv"cy Governor
Pickcns By nnnhcr Il til. mclnaers dr the
I.a2l>l;,!"E". 4 Cory was transmitted 10 Tie
Governor scmc fine ago, bnt What action has
been taken upon it VIC have not leara:Gi:
IL lis Ercslicncy T,unci& ". Pirkyna,
Gocesnor de-, ,t'c.:
Iorn EXcELLEScY: Undersigned desic
most respectfully 10 lay before you sun'lrS
reaScmS, w.!iclI they !Ia'n5'y A"pc %li! rova
y"a to coEyc;c tic Legislature in extra
sessi>:i..
l. Tic CJi.?ci.!io;; Act erra'c;i :. b;a: :*.aox
! il. cA;strmcr. clai:ainc q: itself ruricas :ch
iOacr-. i: :.4s th.se ;.:c Jcritnoie III a,,y'
WY from ii,e !srt is ia,:c!l doubted laro"s:-
c't ;i,is Commonwealth. AS members Of
the legislature: "-e eo not believe t!ia' these
f9':erS are conferred hj- TIC &c! "-c a''Ie'I 10
pi:s We ,hat! li"t argue tits doubt, rr we
ak iIl.! 'ac legislature be conrcred In its
representative character TO give its ccns''"c-
fio" OF the Act:
This is m9.t f'~ce5ery III view OF any pre-:
cctent The present time may establish O"-
eHpla'ne the "ciion OF the legislature ma!
DC Repeated hereafter, ana sH'Seft ali rePuoi'-
can Liberty.
Again; II the large powers claimed aFe &C.
rivanlc from general principles; ii they llo"
from source beyond the Act, still, as repre-
sentatiyesof thepeorle, the Legislature should
have r"ice j co'cxlstent with the 1onSen-
ton, tshould at least be able to utter It's
"lHEIon OF tile Government CT tEe Stale. IL
Is, lastly, d"e 10 tAis h'SiS'a'tirc 10 iet II
si'cak belGre It d!eS. oIher bodies VIII lhse',
an conjecture only can be lau as 10 WHAT
Tie Leg iSiatnrc ol 1851 mlcf;lrHs
Ne ask opportunity no! to express our w
d!y';;"'i oli''ioa--n"t 20 create iaei'"'l' 'il-'
coift' a"' 10 hear ''i@ H''ef;'i'ec Oh 'He ''@''
r'Psescn'a''Tr 'o'ee-'o fe+'''' eo''''''' y
.e''''as cur liberties
:. " { ca:'''0' o'Ssu''e '',,'l' Ourselves ''t
%!ie'5'Fc"' ieet'S aS''i''S' nc o3"l'F'''o''' Il
has leFle'"a''1 lis powers heyo'lG i''' grant
Ii EsS ;:''e'' Us "''"''ef Constitution a"n Ct
'!''':S ''' 'AiS,e''e - iii ''rSi'o:'s'''! S'''
F:en'e o''s;'sc"y' ! ''Fe can He M 1'''S''-
''''o''' :" '''"' "'''' { :'','' ".''e'' c'''' !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

Josh was brought before a country squi
i'' stealing hog, and th.ce witnesses S
examined sworc that they saw him Ste
\ was haying volunteered as counsel fof
knowing tho scope Of the squi-e's braia
and addressed him as. fellows -.
May i: please yonr Lonorr1 Sa 81
this mans honesty beyond tls |5
donb, for lave twelve with
swear that they did not see him SIjA Is
squire rested his head for u few NJ ny s
on Els i'ard, rs if in deep thought,
with great dignity arose, and bFushis n
bis hair, said, Il
''If there are twelve .who. did nod! HI
steal It, aal only three that did, l dS
the prisoner. Clear the room !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

TIE DErEScEoF CAsADA.-Sir;s
letter to the London Times, suggea ABS sI
defence lar Canada. contains ths iel4 81
paragraph ......z...z... -.
LIST Eng'aad proclaim that any ufS
in*asi;3n Of Canadian territory bye |
Of the adioinins republic shall in "a "a
stance be resented in the following
Thus, Il the army os the GoverniSs g
Northern States fire Toronto ahtl Il
let Englaiid, instead Of troubling hS
cxtinsuish those distant. flames, bonn III a
burn Boston and New York. If lCansS IS
vessels are attacked on fresh water, lss t5| t
iaary be promptly avenged BY .the, British
Navy throughout the vide rude salt aqueous
surface ofthe GLOBE. ,.~',.'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
- h.-@T.,- -. 80
:5fcrp1gM Kelatiens.tr'
Tle>voluntary.:renuwai .;by. tke.9us

rue SOiuHai t'-feHeWda .'oJ' lAS-SuSe3
Grea. Britain; herspeeeh az tue late ss;p1af
r,satiqn q Parliament, ST the ASSURANCE hit d
her government. will abstain from :aH ii:terr
yenlion i'll t5e.Araeric;.n,was ,and.wilL lnailss9SV
tain strict neutrality, puts an end to whaf-c':
ever Expectations any may harst fndalged'of
aid from that qiarter, sid should 6siEiS|S g.
close all efforts on our part to Induce. q dif
irrent nolics. We nsg feel thatEthis.aeter=.:
n;,iaeioa Of Great Brisain,is nI#iseas tohes1sz:
s.T, and inh,!.nan as tGns; We taay knnSw =, =.
that. situated as lls twoRelligsren1s sag ascs
is impossible fort prescribed .nautralitystoa.5
bear equally and impar,ially olithene;5 but *
We ar, nevertheless bodiiHd ii d aeailesee anq ~.
10 accept i as :. cinite and final. Under tIese
circumstances we submit to the .Esecntiye:..
and,tu:CongEess- wllethenrit isnot datnanded.::-
of us by aighiry an;f sesfrespect tha ateodhrrsa
commissioner 10 Great Britain ;bs,. s,.,feeaAsd' ::
ani that !he coasils ot:that goyerpmeR n. .poV VT
exercising ,their;functions in 4liseauntry M e::s
noliti3d that they eau no longer do SO, 1I,is.l
worth considering, too, whether $iiitihiiil4f1 Y
.r"l'rse should not be pursued with. refsFFe9s s
10 France, and all:other governments heS
official agents bpsl O EscI ss3s.sisi isii
s: =: =: :; :! !: !: !. !: ]!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

rs Deacon a., on an. extre,ne|
morning in old times, was riding by tn,
o! his neishbor B, the latter wa
ping wood. The usual sa!utations n
changed, the severity of tie westha
discussed, AMI Tic llorscman made
tions Of passing on: when his neigh
cd him w;lh,-
Don't tc i'll a hurry, Deacon. ~
YOU like a glass of good old ia, ,sI S
morninS?"
"Thank yo' dldly,' said the
man, ut the $ me ;imc beginning toS
with all the delibcration becoming az
~ don't care If l do" ~
AL: don't trouble yourself
Deacon said the neighbor, ~ 4BS
for information. We haven't ,}S
house."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
A NOBLE EyAMpi.E.J

A NOBLE ExAMpLE.s '|S3&
Tor of the Woodviile FactS. y, Ss S
ed, has been ard is still. furnishing. thsse8s ss
iern'asicr's Department, for thes:suse. of
army, with a good article ofEowels sttwa
five cents a yard, and linseys at seventy
cents a yard. lie refuses the current and
olbi'ant prices demandedbythe haberdasb }
hncksters, and jew ex'or,ioEcrs, and ,iS5A
the Government to 'clothe its brave ands
times almost naked heroes at one half @
I;ct price. What. noble~example :@ @
.'ere<ted and lofty patriotism !::C!i
Enquirer. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

Two iacn up l., North Carolina went Il
lis!iilg Ore was 2iaiiy i:ynrrant Of figures
the other, probably, had been To tie Rule
of Three .iftcr catching large quantity
oi the fanny tribe they proposed 10 divide
them and return In counting them it was
loun they had torty.nne hickory shad (a
small fish, very full oi bones. and wor,Llcss(
and one large fine :;t bass. Ii,ey were puz-
zIc.l TO know how 10 divide them, a, both
wanted the Lass. A;er while happy
though. struck the lnan Of figures, a@l lie told
his companion he would divide them accor.
ding to tue rules Of arithmetic, which propo-
sition WAS readily agreed 10. lie then, with
pencil and paper. aud with knowing look,
commeuccd.-.
"rwicc five is ten. Five times ten is fifty.
Forty nine from fifty leaves one;" and with
aa astonisEcd gaze said to his companion,--
"lhc bass is mine.
The other, picking up his shal, started of:
and rcmarl;cd.-
"Wlat great thing it is 70 lave little
c,!iraiicn? p
Nh. llN&ry EALI., of Cross Hill, Laliens
District. has eng, ;r,i:nd the moderate I.rice
oi 81: 20 per huShel ;or whc.i from his neigh,
burs, aid will not sc! TO spectators at any
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

law to get it from him. This Is tlc terrible
expense Of u democratic form Of government.
and its greatest evil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
4 anOninionof the Times.

| "A
The London Times, Of 10Th nit, concludes
lengthy extract of American affairs, as fol.
lows:
The E.ilure of The American Government
to excite enthusiasm in the city Of New York
in favor OF the war, indicates u Very impor-
tant change i'll the public opinion Of Tie 1t.
lantic cities. 1t may be that this change is as
yet confined 10 the great commercial ports. 1t
may lie that i! has no; yet perncatcd. or even
penetrated. tic Western States. SO soon:
however. as it hecnincs evident hat the South
cannot be retained as q slavcholdng portion
of tie Clion, New York must naturally h2
against any further prosecution Of tie war,
and 50 also Will be Massachusetts, ai!l perE-
s:Nana. Neither Of licsc States wru!,i care
to incar greater dc;,t and 10 submit tG Con.
sc:p:io"s IN o:der to make tile Sullih = vii
derrcss--which co,d lie The Only cons"grcn'
ccs 9f arr.ins the aesroes and exciting 4 ser
vile w%r--!nt al these States woud prefer all
independent civilized ,r;ghb"r TO trace with
rather than a wilderness to gar:ison.-
ibr1u:lllut tl;is war VT have *:uii this no
tive OF self interest active. 1t is Eet reSacct
Tor The Constitution OF fear Of the cnHs@Guen
cCs 10 civilization iii he South which have
created the coi:ata':; protests a"ains abolition
Syi:Ira;!lies ii Eurnp. an,! against enru;ilis.
emancipation or aria!;ng the negroes in Amer
ca; j: is that TIE E:cu Of business al thn
North felt any violent and revolutionary a::o-
ilion Of slavery would make tie South use.
less to them for business purposes. and onlya
burden to them financially.
IF Pennsylvania cannot sell icr nianuiac
lures in the South, aud New Iorl; cannot he
the banker and brcl:yr oi' the planters, ,heir
interest in the Union is gone. This may ;c-
Count for tie decay of !hc UMion !':cliir@ III
the Allansic cities, and may ic;'d 90 dc!}rc-
cia!c the Importance Of Inc failure # t!.c
Union S,'f,yc meeting: lu: still tic cra:-
mcrccmru. q suc :, feeling is Of ycrj !:jel.
iHportaacc 1t is tie turn of the tide. |.
Mr.. Lincoln cannot i'll Union Siuarc. ~a m"'
be- sure lie will never be able tu ill lis rn,
c;:! Of new icyie<. S!ch is tic le,:i!i and ca
price Of the American roi:a!acc ;i'at ii is iii
possible 10 FoyrSac from Eoar t. hour what
may happen. II: i!nweyer, The mass i::=",al
Is tired oi ;!,e var. Icy will ~, BE- l}ae: il:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

y Maine editor thus oistinguS3
the different sorts of patriosislssaS
"Sone esteem it sweet a9
die for ones country /; others Es3 @
cr to live for ones country ;
hold it TO be sweeter still ID
country"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

pEoGREss.--" You sec, grandS
pGrioralc a hole in the apex and ca @
Ing apcraturc in the base; and by
the egg to tic lips and forcibly inhat
breath, the shell is entirely GischargeS
contenls.' q
"Dlcss my SOUL" cried the old lady
wonderful improvements they do naa8 nyaS
in my young days, @iast a
each end and sucks N "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

C:rrIslr 0ll.-Ihc ''icksbury Wing says
rla. tic proprict"rs Of = tannery in Maro1al
county in that State, recently set hands To
work catching catfish and l:c;i;ng out the oil.
Ii very short time they obtained sufficient
quantity to last them ayc9r 'E:!n>. Redwn"d
.a.I a iarncry at Mi;!,!ale. nca. Vicks5are,
snal" years siale, and used catfish ~ ;.irc-
gcilHr.
Animal oil is one of the great wants TO
which we have been subjected by the ccssi-
;ion cf commerce, and is one which can be
u5vialcI Ivy little enterprise and ingenuity.
Oar streams aE, ;::tc:s OF, the coast swarm
with sturgeon, a;isators, porI;uise>. AMI o:h-
CT aquatic animals, which woal yield oil
Sufficient i1r Mi mechanical purposes, if we
woul.l take advantage of Tic giit' Of Pror-
,irncr Oar pro!'c have nct Vet karr'cd all
t!i,. u<cfa EcS<o,,s this war viii teach thcm Il
il comsimucS.-Chr"liicir x Seminal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

RenEL AvpAcIrY REruKEp.--tT:"cr His
licai the Washington Chronicle says:
No enc can fail to rra; with priil" The cor
rcslondcnce between thcauhoritics Of l:,e
rebel States and those Of the United States
Oh TIC subject Of retaliation. Gcil. Iiallyck
rchukrs the bunhast Of jeff Davis in Il prop
CT way, aud returning 10 his General his i'm
pertinent letter he performed an act which
will thrill the American people. What We
want is boldncss. The people like an eAhibi
ton of manhood. Had Our Government per.
mitted the insocncc Of Mr.. Davis to 60 ,li,-
rcbuI:cd we should have had hin imposing
uHcn the North the most i;solcnt terms, and,
un,icr the prciercr Of retaliation ard prolec
ting Southern Scccs>iomiStS, VIC should have
had hin conducting The war in lis own way
and virtually debating the terms Of peace tc
the North. Gen. Igl!eck will no longer per
nit this. The audacity Of the rebel bas beer
rcbukcd. and L just policy announced by the
Cnmmander-in- CLieE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

MORGAN, TIE PARTISAN, correspondent
cf the Louisville E%I,css .iv.'' lis. f'!?o%:rs
description of Morgan as lie Appeared al
Gcorgctown
lie mingled unarned among the motley
crowd collected TO view the great busbear Of
the age. Ills dress was plain. with no mill
tary insignia but a single row Of buttons on
his we'll fitting cavalry jacket of mixed green
ard gray CASHMERE. which hc wore unbutton-
cd. He wore 10 vest *l; had ona black silk
wa,ch-snasd aud Diamond Pin. His hat was
Il black lcl,, pinned up On shc left SIDE, and
ornamcntod with t. crescent Of quillcl work ia
pofcupinc Or palm leaf. His carriage was
graceful. but ali Tie time hc seemed mare
buSic,i in iool;in.: after Ills com,l'ani--Iar
m;rutcst dct.,;s oi w!:icll ;.eue' Tot 10 e'.
cape hiln-;La thiak;ng oi the figure lie cut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

~" Some times since The Federal War
Department announced that although there
were Oh the rolls drawing pay over geo 9Gj
enlisted r:rn. i,. na;,5e;' ;e.u;.il; On dur
did not cNccc'i %G$oUg. Tie oticr 2:,G $3.50
comprised the wnun,il,, sick, amd absent Oh
iurlough. This was before the recent battles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

We l,a"c been shown Lbe following memo
rial addressed 10 his Excellency Governor
Pickcns BY a lnmhcr Il the mrmhcrS ir the
Legislature. 4 Cary was transmitted 10 he
Governor scmc fine ago, int What action has
been taken upon it wc have not leSraeG: :,
IL lis Ercsltcacy Francis ". Pir&vn&,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

The London Times, Of 10Th nit, concludes
a lengthy extract of American affairs, as fol