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In Conclusion,

H,HE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO cay the r.,a...
il 9th
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'SGOHS g L &
SHOE or

EDWARD 4. JEWETT.
Burlington, VI, Nov. - 1851.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
Promotions.

We are glad To chronicle the following Prom"-
tim. Including one Of our own gallant fellow
citizens. We presume there is no doubt az t" The
culonclcy of the Legion being filled hy the SOL
lier who 20 recently led them with uni!inrhi"s
=h.ro$m against The foe: We mean Lieut.. Colonel
tinIrrIx Of that corps:
The Richmond EJnmi"er rep"rt: TINT Colonel
W,nE H.xrrnS, formerly commanding tue Ne
zion. uf South Caruinn, one Of the most uiS''u-
,uisLed and gallant corps III the service haS
be.u rro,noted to Brgadirr-t;eneral<hll'. IN
tbe IT.. .rgapizaton Licn,cnant J. HARVEY pi; :
CIV. of the Manning Guards, was elected .NaJ'r'
una Captain NJ. W. GAEH, "f the F" atsoh ''"af"s'
I;rut rnunl Colonel. Captain GARY won inln"'''
nam, at Mana<sns, his company having capt"Te''
Two Of the cnemy's batteries, aud his "wh per-
sonal sallautfy having been conspicuous on 'lia'
celebrated battle field. The compliment "i Ills
election was increased By the circumstance 'na'
il was without opposition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
From EickSburg.

We have ii copy Of the iicksburg I" Mhlg
Of Tuesday. l7th, from which we clip the ioi'
loving itensS:
The river Is falling very rapidly, and is now
lnlly within its banks !,
The cnemy's vessels below fired some lalt
dozen sbuts at our lover batteries OH Sunday
evening. All was quiet YESTERDAY.
The Federal advance division" arrived in
its old position below the city on Saturday
ev.nius Z. Nune Of the vessels were mo!esled !,lt
un the rn,ltc, that we could lear Of. This, We
are craibly Informed, Was owing 10 Gen.
Lovclp; refusing To allow our light artillery
to %, to Ellis Cliffs. VIZ suppose IT Is all
r.ht as Gea. Lowell is :. military man!
a large quantity of cotton was burned III
Ills c,unty l.>' week. AMI more will he con
signed 10 The haln"s every day, until there is
!, bale left to fall ito the enelny,s hands.
C,nsilerable cotton was burned in M.'dSn"
plri>h and on tue river above, last week. The
s.cood work goes braycy ",.'
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GALLANT ExfLnlr.-The present war is
developing ris' anres &c mlivi'l!al fIrrnism
,lai deserve 10 he preserved that they may
30 down to history with that related ot the
ranowned Peter Francisco Gf Revolutionary
lncrnory. Th- following incident which ~e
cnpy from the Lynchhnrs Vir:inian, is rrla-
ted and its accuracy v"uaIrd, hy an officer
under who's. cnInr,ml II OCCURRED Sergeant
Gray Of Capt Wuni. Gnmaanv, "I Sr"'rs
:511rh Virinia Regiment, Captured IN Gn" ni
.Iackson's recent battles, Yankee Cal:'ain,
I.;eulenlnt ami cl-vsu priya;eS. Il. Over
hauled them and Commanded a halt, when
the Captain ordered his men To i:rr. They
did 50 without intlict;ng serious injury upon
Gray. who rushsA upon TIN Captain, io'k
Ii $ sworl from him and lold him it he did
not command his men 10 surrender he would
kill hm instantly. The gallant Captain sue
cumLcd, when each private marched singly
up to Gray and laid his arms u the c"nI'lr'
crs feet After he had secured all he slI!nl-
.lered the eleven lnuSkris and marched tile
tllirtaeE Yanks int" camp. This is what "nc
fesolute .nar dill, and wcre the statement
nnr vuuehcd tne, |, en.ll,l seem 10 be incrrdi
bie.-EichWoni Wiy.
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From the Army of the West.

On Yesterday evening we had the pleasure
nf conyer,ing wilh+l gentleman slrecLly from
B.a1tr.parl's army, aud who has been IN
pnsit on 10 have perfect knowledge OF all he
communicates. -
He inlurrns us that the headquarters OF Tue
.rny frr the present is at. Tumsio, Mss-a
i,;Ie Village On the Mobile DINO kAliroa'l'
.bou, :iG miles from Corinlh-and lhat ar,
r,,,;rru,c..tS ar: leing made i;'r pr'ilac""i
STAY at the ,uiul The health ut tue army
Is improving very much, there moi being Ole
lbird the sick at this new cnclmpnlcnt is we
had at Curin,h. The water is better, the To-
cation more healthy. and food aud p'OSelider
much .a.ier To obtain. Notwilh !tand'nG IT
is = lctr "A, BE ulrcgard's recent move IS re-
,r,led by tue entire army as equal 10 IL VIC
| t,rv.
.lle same gentleman informs US that pre-.
linus IL, the retreat !r,m Cvrlmh, he was w'ti
:. party who penetrated the Federal llneS: AM
even went into their hospitals. Ille Slsh
Tint ,Lcre met their caze was heart-rendng
the men l.=iug afflicted with almost cHer,
disease known to camp life a. around wcr'
The sick aud dying. Oar loss, while at Cor
inlh. was very serious, but the loss ct hi
enemy mus; dare becn five times as heavy
lie WIS told that the sulali pox bad made 1t
appearance in some Of thy brsades.
Ii Hale Ks army :utlersso ,minens'iY Inn
early in tue summer. and 81 high mp as Cor
m,I, certainly his army will melt away llk
snow, when lie g.lS down into the hot an
,ulrry region ui the farther S4'l!h.-- at.an'
Commonwealth.
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partisnn Rnnuers, Attentions!

:, srlsuiill opportunity is nav offered in E.!:e
field to all who wish to jim this active arm :"
the Confederate service. The Company forming
is under srnr To lie under he leadership in chie! o
ar. Lpwls JuXtl,-n geutlc,han emincnIly Tuali.
fed for the pusitiun und every inch Il her" when
ever occasion may u!isr. Cou.cript: Il: we'll ~
ExemptS will be rereirrd, provided they apply At
oure. The opportunity will not he long "peli,
AMI We earnestly advise NIL VII" are rrn'ly /" Il"
military duty Ia cmlrncc it immediately. Shall
not Eigcirl,i furnish one gallant Company Of
Ranger. 10 tic war Are there not u number "i
Der brave s"ns VII" are yet left to ill tut The
rank. of such corps! And will they NOT c"nc
forward At this her last trumpet call:
mcariIs will Ia hsll a; tins place cn Sarur-
day the 2Sth last, for the purpose of completing
the c"m!any ," -. IN secure it a rlace i'll superb
Isrgimrut Of l;augcr: now forming in this State
Hangers. 10 tho rescue
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Rites of Postage.

The fnllu.cius i: the rlup:e ui the new postage
iaY, douins The prcscn, rats. Letter writer.
should bear it III mind, ar great Inconvenience
and disappointment may cn<ur:
That irnlu aud nitrr The first lay o. July next
there shall lr charged the i"iuwing raIes "f pr>t
uyr To wit For every single LETTER <rnl,l. un'l fur
every letter in III m,nusrript, or lGpr. os an: Kind
ir.ra which intnrlnnlinn shall hc asked f.r. OF
communicated III wiring. ur by words and ,gns,
conveyed ia the mails i"r any distance within he
{. C..u:,h,rai,. States Ur tmcrita. ten cents; and
every letter nr plicrl not exceeding half an ounce
in weight. sha: he lrrme! Il SINGLE irlrr. an't
every additional hait an "unre, "r "'l'il'"nal
wei giir u" less taa h:l: shall 'e charged
with nM =,lLirinu;!; siHgle l''>iSge
hpi:uycl.Irrl ilia, lH';!..
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NaRnnw ESCAPE or Gry&HAl. ,l,csSoy
FauM CarrrEE.-ny the lna!! from the Val
ry, we have intelligence # Il remarkable RS.
cape of General I. }. Jackson from capture
while out reconnni;erng with his S;aii on
r;;nrs lay last. Coming 10 Il bridge, he was
"nll, TO cross, when on the bridge lt dis.
covered Il cannon planted and trained upon
him, and the enemy in force behind. 1t was
TOO lale TO retreat precipialeIy. Sn, with Il
r"olnr,s and an air that was characteristic Of
the man, jackson rode up. and. rnin'ag 10
the piece. said, in tone Of anthorit: I" the
guard. Who '"ld YOU Ia pinc. tlia; piece
there? Rrrr"ve i; and plan, il ON Wonder
height The men in charge moved 70 obey.
aud S;onewail, hnttoning his cont. inrn.l his
iv.,.rs head 10 lis s,nF AID ia h-,I oil at
ih,ir head. Toe late the iauSees discovered
who their visitor was hastily unil"h"rias he
piece, fired its charge a'trI him Y:ihpui elect.
\ rapid pursuit rcsl!;te'i i'll ths capture of
:wo III hi s:ai.. Lu. the gallant ch:"l escaped.
10 fight them, "ancther ,iay'' under 1.cr.' IA.
corahIc c;rcnnslances-l; l;;chnond Ex..mi.
ner.
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l.oEp l.Yoa>. ,ly$r%Eur* DErAnruEE Fu#
EHGl.axn.-.TLc Washington correspondent
nf the New iuyl; Herald. writing on the !',h.
.nys:
ga. departure Of Lord Lyons ior England
ha< produced :: grca, s;;lsiiorl here, aud va
,ioa< co,urncu$ and S'lppp>itonS are H!ior
s.s;r..,;ny tll.. cAuSe uf this sudden revo!u-
iinu. Di,licut a. it Is to state II distinctly, /
ca, a-sur.: van, llnwevec. that the English
a,nir. s.A,lur -.s.: 10 London animated with
the hes. itt.,.tion: towards our country and
oar c.,.s.,, and With the enlire apprhs,ii'n ct
cur tiuyernrucnl. 1t is +yen hin,ed i& fti-
,a;e circle, tn t England hasiug >lo%n synip'
Tan. OF imia,'irncc at the prol"nEat'"n "I 'hr
war, ami h..ii,@ rrc'lspusrd to take ~'o"y
view of .Au.rc.n affairs in consrquenc', /,
Lord Lyons goet 90 Eusl"nd upon the invita-
lion ot Socrclery Srwr.]. Once in presence
,d' Che members U! The GaUine; the noble
y,uL will have no trouble in making ihern
understand ulat The war cauiIuf bc Ut long
duration ana that the DAYS Of the rebellion
are numhtrri.
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y;c7sh:.y::,s BTi.n:n .aca-c:

Iwu,t,sp. June l9.-un "Wednesday Gen.
Kershaws South Carolina BrisaIe Was ord'r-
cd forward hy Gen. M"'.ews 10 feel the enc,
ue's strength an the Nine Mile Rnai. They
had advanced bus snort distance mo tue
.:nods when brisk fire was opened upon
them nil along tho line. The enemy: howev-
or. was driven back, and our tilrn pressed i"r'
W ,rrl anil toak possession ofthciT camp. When
lhry FIJI hack. ,hev brought OF large 1nan'l'
,i.: Of lac overcoats. arms, &c. Eight Con
t..l ra:cs we're wollai,,l in this ;,ilair, lncln'
iii, 2 Car. CuthbrrI: "i the lame'l" ,iL;ilu l1 :,
2,i Regiment 5. Z. v: in The arm. ANA eaW
Walker. of the I'd Regiment S. {. y, Ill TIT
SLu,liilpr
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From New. Orleans.

The Mobile Register, says we have several
rlu ,rs from Npw Orlean, which we are na
n.ep ,red to vouch for, but wh!"h come through
p.c .iv straight and well authenticated chan
mes. :, ",
There is M longer doubt that Mr. alnin-
f,r of New Orleans, wko trrc 'wn the
F.l.r,l tl.r from the Custom House when i;
WIS hostcl by the starhnent OF the Federal
fleet, WAS hung by rider of Gen. liay"aa)
Butler The story goes that Com. tarraSu',
conn .,,d,uy tie il;G, denounced the rx'en
ton as !. murder. lie III ,intaned th,tl amy
ono was ti Resent the niigu!ty ta the United
States 4 ~, it was himself, because 1t was ny
hi, orict> AMI his force thtt 1T wa, r;ItSe''.
AN when raised Butler " e not neArcr ia III
= ru,rlrc.l miles to Ncw Orleans. licay uh'
Is r,lruing up lis account rapidly.
A rcparL was riic IN. tue city ot Ne" Of-
lcans last week, aud .c,era y crrdltrt, inil'
t;.n. Lowell ha suddenly appeared III tt!
rear of Bacon L ,u!-r, and bass:sssi w" itsi
men,- of E.leral ini'lnIry aud ''ns batt"ry
We hope i, ln,.y prove true. The buster h'
Y,nkcss arr kept on The Mississippi liver
lac less tiuc and mranS they VIII nave u
spare: ur attacks on the Gull rm-I. IL "r''
|. we'll will keep them in hot w:st.r M tl!'
river rnss..ss:us in l. .uisiana and Ml>s'S>ip
~. Le wi | eve AI,bile i'll the niu>t ell :cIiV'
iulNner.
The True D.ia, of te 9TH i'll :ta"t: Eve
the II .lnp> OF six inen who were To b: Sho
ON tue lh by orlerui ll.lynau B4sler, ii; n;'
der the following cAarre: They la hen l'b
"r:,,y:.l on parole ai' '!'eit capture at For
.J,ci,..,, AND ill.,. charge against the.a VA
lli#1 "tney organic ii themselves III Inll'ar
;,r-av G ,s, them selves and cumrade>o!ii.:, r:
relying ~ they aS-rre'i, ny II the lr''n's''
nl prominent cl;iz.mS of New Orleans i"r
supply vi arms ami equipments. They ,'an
e..I;..i.!s,lvr$ the NJ ,nrue Life 'iua''i.
hyn. AZ. nl ,l. late Mayor ot New Crlsans.
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p,...,,,,, ,c n,x,ox-a d;sro,cb fro =

BrA&slps nrlSIuS.-A dispatch fro n
Washington Il ,;el Friday, June Isl. says:
Gen. Burnside was in town yesterday re-
;nFnins 10 Fort Monroe by the afternoon hm'.
His reprts from 'i'r Peninsula. where he
sj.ent seaersi lrQn:s wi,ll Gen. Mcclellan, are
favorable, Ile sees nn fenSnp shy, with gGnl
weather orr army sE'nld not he in liich.
rnnd withia . very few dlys. lIs 4o"s not
thir& rIlat th- s,b.s ar, strengthened by
their forced !:vies. hut lpieves that untiis"ip:
lined members en.l,u.grr IN army which they
appltcatIy rc'r(irce as WAS the case at New,
bern. when the raw North Carolina militia
threw the whole rebel forces nIH panic.
lirR RurIlsill. sees snIn,. ;igns vi iHlaity
IN tn.: Gid nrlh Satp, hpt j. rq' 81 san.
guirr Of its earir retRrH ioiEn I'niuE, rnlHn
,ariIy. as are :uine ut lie neWfpli"t corrcS-
puuicuta
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VINO Is "GorrRSog Enthusiastically
10 .nS N. l.incoln'$ Military Governor Of Ten
n4<See is y native of North Carolina. iii,
grandfather was hung, during the first Revo
luton. as r"rv uiaratl.l-r and spy in tn,
employ of T'arl,nn His cousin Madison John
s:,'l, waS hur.@ for horse stealing, some twenty
Years ago, hv !, r~snIar vsrdr; of twelve of
hi- peer. n. th- law OF that State directs
ANDY having more Sei,se shan the t'rl.nc,: "t
the family. lett h na,ics State a'an csrly day,
Went to 'lenn">Sre and turned his attentinII
10 politics. lie has therefore. hren more fr
,unate in his villainy tha% his illd<trioa> an
cestots were The dav o! rstihuicu may
yet uvertai>e hin howevrr-Saya!nah t.
publican.
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> S,race Drcr,n.r,ox-Tr1,.r, Tho IL,

< SAVAGE DEcLlRArloy.-Uni.r,hc the alovp
oa.'uon. the Lynchhurg Repubiictm," Of
.Iuue -, says that Sir Percy Windham, VIII.
was racently arrested by Col. A.hby's men,
and brought to this city, upon being aske.l in
Charlottesville how i; was hat he uni hnl.
sell in the Yankee army. replied that he wGs
"inrllea 10 his 2srvce hy I.incnln, on actonnt
ol his celebrity ~ cavalry officer, Ia bag
Ashhy: bat that the latter was kiHcl, and
no% he WAS satisfied We hear that tc
sauna 'lrcinralioil was repeated here. ihesn
reports he irur, what II caiacter dncs it dis.
close FIR one claiming to belong TO he British
l'cerasr. To exnlt over the ,lratnui fallen
foe, we have always heard is the acme Of all
meanncss. But coolIy and Deliberately TO
express satisfaction a, the death ni' 80
chivalEous IN enemy .: The gallant Ashfs, is
What Hu DO Let helie.c :, savage would dn.
that was lett for British N"t,elnau.
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ayoss,,nt Quia yiden,ur Posse"

Ti-g &C n6'r scrauss iisr fhi"t f1'y c'| r%'F :
IN old mn,tn which behaved teacher used to en-
pllasize to his Latin Class in n paat day, and
which we respectfully submit should be speei"lly
emphasized in the present rrisis of our affairs.
Thank heaven the hny.: about Charleston SEEM
To have adopted il, and COL Tow LAMAR aEl The
brave rroops under hia rninman illustrated il The
",h"r day al !'rcesSi"nrillc Let il he further
tested in The defence Of our city n"t with rssh
ness hut with cuulncss and Determination and
we shall sill M. rrrtmt from nur conviction tint
Charleston will never fall before Yankee invader.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
Case tor orRctaliation.

The execution of Vim. B. Mumf,rd. for
tearing down the Yankee flag from The Mini
call, mode f,r puoshius the damnable out.
r,." a.d aytrglns Ills !nul murder, Is III
| re,r, W. h"ip 10 $50 1T rtsnrtcd. to. Mum
inrI l,l a martyr to his zeal for the Conia;1e-
rate cal>c, AMI his Devastation "f the rule Of
tha, vile horde oC UiScreants w''n were threat
| ening New Orleans with degradation and "p-
preston The SIGHT or the Yankee flag huiSt.
e' alrtt ove: that unfortunate ci,r WAS more
sInu lis lroal spirit could bear. AMI he tore
ii ,l.,wn. But in dun- Sn. what crime did !'e
,rnnn;,. t!..I ha s!lpnM suilrr an inGrnnlls
,icalh -: II rn"rn;$ hands? The city was
~, u. Il i.r b ju'isdc 'cn Of the enemy. It
Is true. lhat . party of sailors from Farr;'-
su,'s fleet h.d planted tn" llae over thu Mint.
! Bit they la retired to their YES els, and the
,.its rr;iairel in the pusS'.,si II Of The Con.
Tolerate au,hori,v. The arl of hniStns TIE
ia. wns in itself an oniragc apon propriety,
* a Iirgo'ia,inn was pending at the time for
the surrender Of tue city ~ take it down
Was moi only an net OF lawful hostility. hut il
the armed party who brought it ashore bad
been shot down while in the act Of raising ii,
the only person deserving Punishment for it
would hay. |. en thu Officer who ordered hem
ON the -rr,nd
The execution OF MnrH,rl has taken the
Snn,l hy surprise. Oar people are a%''as at
the outrage. They DO not know how snffi-
Gently IN resent i. IF. h7 the chances of
war. The vile wretch Hut!er himself should
come ;uio oar hands. there would he no fnul;
"S u shn cnresa tha; Shou;d l'c p,lr :.":i. He
honI,i ha made tp hang on ihe same gail
'ows. and with tho satn" tot'e that ended the
i:, O: po:r MurnG,ri. nrt outraged justice
a7ant awa,, 50 tac,l : and nncert ,in an a.cnc.
,n"r,t. Retaliation should be swift to be e.
e c;ivc Lp:s should BE- cast arnong the Yan.
hes officers nov in mr hanis. and the nm.
lucky man should ic made to dangla at y
pes end. t'niesH COME such course is sdnp:
ei. wiat lif,. in cariHrsti r;iy is safe from
the rnal.cp end vcnganc.' nt brutal and drunk
en- t7ran.+?- -iucas;a /: 'ns,;tu;ipnali&i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

.ArrA:Es rS JAMES ISLaNp.--Thc latest
news from the lsnd Frid.s, reports every
Ling quiet. y flag of trlcc was sent 10 tue
.n-n,y.' lines in relation to the prisoner; on
both SIDES. Tie Confederate prisoners taken
hy the erle,ny have been sent to Port Royal.
it is understood that the Fedtrals will be III.
loved to send in supplies nt medicines, cloth.
'ng. &C., 10 The wuliade'l prisOlcrs in our
hands.
W.: Learn that the Federal officer. riding
ne cream cojnre horse and who was brought
down. il ,iie light ut Secessionville, Monday.
w:,s Col. t;raves, Of ;:e Eight Michigan l';'si'
inLrit-CL;pl"S,rn Courier.