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

lorp l.yoa>. Iy$r:Erurs DEPARTURE Foa
ESGI.,Sn.-.Thc Washington correspondent
"f the New tprls Herald. writing on the nh.
-Ays:
ga. departure Of Lori Lyons ior England
has produced :: grcat sensation here, aud va
.io.s ro,urncn$ and s'lppp>itions are ahot
i.<;r",ny III. cAu>e vi this sudden revou-
i,n. Diilicur a i, IS to state II distinctly, |
c:..l s-+ur.: van, hnwevec. that the English
ant, *sa,ltr .,s.: To London :aniInat,d with
the be-. int..r.tion. towards our country and
nnr c.,.s.', and with tia entire appr'a.;lii,il It
eur Guvernmcnl. 1t, is esen hin,ed in fri-
yu;. circle, lnt England having >hown >ynp.
tan. oi imias'i.ncc at the prol"nsation "i HE
war, AMI h..ir~ rrerlisE'ssd TO take ssonr
view, .Au.,rc..n affairs in cons. quenc',
Lord Lyons socs 60 EuGl.tnd upon the invita-
lion OF Socrrlery Snwnsj. Once in presence
,l The members Of The CnUinei, the noble
y,mI will have no trouble in naa,ng ihen
,u,l.tslapd ulat The war tautt bc ut long
Duration and that the dayS vf the rebellion
are numh,rc,l.
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PLAsrrRs rnn TIE Wnrxnri.. a sr,,!i=-
man, who was in Italy during th. war. in-
forms us tina, the surgeons of tho Fre"ch ar
my made use Of a plaster composed of paw
aers.l plaster Of Paris mixed with ,ar-"nnI.h
es tic 3ow.ipr to keep the tar from adlcring
nahe wo4nt. rho hraling sonthng and
,sritsrpsic propcrtis, q 'iE pi4st"r were found
so advantageous tnlt It w.rS .p.rd 4iJHGEt ex-
clusively. Atatimc wien artiGr. asGYec $ii
the trcntmen. of wounds are SO scarce, thus
plaster r.coInmen'S 5 itself t;,r its chespnesS 10
ii4v surgeons Of tho Confederate army. We
res;.c.l.. y suggest it. in'r'duri"n and gen
rral use in uyr hoSa,.ala Petersburg Express.
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rhc New ladies' Society.

We take pleasure i'll stating, at the request "l
certain rstuiablc ladies' c"nnected with the nc"
Ladies. Association ut is place, that II" feeling
of uppo.iliun to the old .ocicly must he supposed
"a hive any thing to ,ln with the new organization
II has only hccu entered into that all may ''c 'e''
Ger suited in the ubirrts of their charitable eSrr
ii N and that :lin mnre may he accomplished i"i
the general rnod. We Doubt not the result VII
no, an increased degree of usefulness ." the par
o! the patriotic lalies "f this .'wu and it, v'r'n
ty. To hutl, Associations, and tu all the A+s"cla
,ious in the District, the idrcrtoer hrgs leave t'
oler any such all as it is able to afford by publ
cations, grrti., of ali their notices. rep"rt$ &c.
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& SAVAGE pEcLlnArloy.-Cndrr the abnvp
"a n,om. the Lynchhurg Republicans" Of
June - says that Sir Percy Windham, VIII.
was recently arrested by Col. Ashhy's men,
and brought to this city, upon lieng aske.l in
Charlottesville how i; vas hat he 'uni him.
sell in the Yankee army. replied that he Was
:" in;itetl 10 his aervice by Lincoln, q" acrnnn,
oc his celebrity - 3 cavalry officer, tn hac
Ashbv. bat that the latter was kiHe,l, and
nov he was satisfied We hear that tie
s4tnG drciarat iio'! was repeata here. these
reports he lruc, what a character 'lne* it dis
close l;,l one claiming 10 belong to The british
pceragr. To cxult over TN. death Of fallen
foe, we have always heard is the acme Of all
meanncss. But coolly aml deliberately to
express satisfaction a, the death Of 50
ehivalrous IN enemy q: the gallant Ashly, is
what we DO rlt helieTr = savage would do.
That was lett iJr Il British N'h'e,nan.
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Ern,n 1h. Amy of the west.

On Yesterday evening VIC had the pleasure
ut' conver,iug wilh.l gentleman slrecLly;troln
Beail,rrgard's army, aud who has been In a
pu,it on to have perfect knowledge OF all he
communicates.
He inlurrns us that tie hea'lq Of the
.r,ny f,r the present is at. Tupllo MiSs-a
lir;l. village on the Mobile Ohio Railroal.
bout 1T; miles from Coriulh-aIld tLat ar.
ra,.pcnc.tS ar: beiuy made for prt'tlacnNi
stay at the Iuint The health oi the ARMY
Is Improving very much, there not being 'e'
lurd the sick at this new enc;.mpnrnt is we
had at Curinlh. The water is better, the 10
cation more healthy. and food and Ployen'ler
much ea-ier To obtain. Notwith Standing It
is 81 ,ctr "a, BE ulrcgard's recent move IS re-
,r,icd hy tue entire army Us equal to a VIC
L'rv.
'lle same gentleman informs us that pre-.
.inS Ia the retreat !rsn Curinh, he was witt
:. party who penetrated the Federal lines, ''n'
even went into their hospitals. The sigh
TINT there met their raze WAS heart-rendnS
Inc men being afflicted with almost ever,
,lisra>c known to camp life. y around wcr'
the sick and dying. Our loss, while at Cor
| inth, was very sericuS, hut the loss ct th'
enemy must bave been five times as heavy
Lie w;.s told that the small pox bad made II
appearance in some oi tlp br sades.
If Hale Ks army sliiersSo IMMENSELY ,hu
early in tue SIMMER. and sn high 'aS Inr
iu,i, certainly his army will melt away llk'
SNOW, when Le gets duwn into the hot an'
suliry region ui' the farther S"l!h.-- at.aui'
Cummunwcalth.
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Acase tor Retaliation.

The execution of WIN. B. Mumfurd. fol
u airing down the Yankee flag from the Mint
CALL, mode f,r plaishiuv the damnable out
r.." AID avcrgi,s Ills ;@ul murder, is III
re.r'l w. h"i,a 10 see ii r+snr'cd to. Mnm-
fnr,i itil martyr to his zeal for the Conteae-
rate cal>c, aut his devastation "f the rule Of
tha, vile horde nf ,uiScreants w''n were threat
ening New Orleans with degradation and "p-
preston. The sight of the Yankee flag hoist.
e! al,,it Owe" that unfortunate city WAS more
than i:iS Ironl spiri, could bear. and he '"re
i, .l"wn. Bnr in dniIIr So what crime die. !,e
commit, t!!,.l h. should sriiltr an in:.rnnlls
lealh y: - rn"m,s hands? The city was
n, u DR. b juriSd' ;cn Of the enemy. It
Is trne, that party ni sal"rs from Farra-
CUTS feet h.d planted tie llae over th- Mint.
b., they la retired tn their YES. els. and the
citv remained in thu pnss...si II of The Con.
i,.,!urstr autl.nriy. The ari of hnstinG Ike
ia. WAS in i:self an nn,ragc upon prnpriety.
a negotiation was pending at The time for
the surrender of tue city. II take it down
WAS moi only an act of lawful hostility, hut il
the armed party whn brought 1t ashore had
h 'pn shot down while in the act of raising it.
would have Ia Ell thu riice7 who ordered 'hrm
on the -rrInd.
TIE execution OF MnrSorl has taken the
Snn,lr ly surprise. Oar peopi" are az ''asr at
the outrage. They do not know how snff-
GENTLY IN resent It. IT. h7 the chances Of
war. The vile wretch aut!er himself should
come ;nio oar hands. there would he no "iaui;
IS N shn couesa thai should hr rlr a"d. lie
-hnnIi he made 10 hang on ne same gall
'ows and with the sam" tnIe that cnde!i the
iG' of pn"r Mnrnfri Eat outraged justice
aaant awal, ota7lr and nncert,in an a,cno
merit Retaliation should hn swift to- be rT-
Cctivc. Ln;S should ba ceSt anorg the Yam
kcc officers nov in our hanls, and the I'M.
Inck7 man should i.c made. ~ daHgln at y
r,re's end. Unless c'r,ae such course is adnp:
ID. Wissl life in csptRrsi r;ty is safe from
.he rnal.re and vcnganc.' ni ',rutal and drunk
an ,7ran:f ?-iugasta j: ,nst;ta;rnalist.
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Braxs,n.,s or,xlns.-A dispa,ch fro n

Bra%Slnls OriNioS.-A dispatch fro n
Washington, l.'cl Friday, June Isl: says;
Gen. Burnside was in town yesterday re-
'nrning TO For, Monroe by the afternoon boat.
His reI"ri$ from the Peninsula. where he
sient sever:.i l'Gm"s with Gen. Mcclellan, are
tavura'!e. IL. <pss un FensnE Ehy, with gGa'l
weather our army sI!,nld not he in Ii!ch.
ra"nd wittia :! vcry few days. he 4o:s rot
Think Tint the rrb-s ar. strengthened 10y
their forced lrYies. hut h.leves that unti;saip:
lucd members enr'u,grr an army which they
appalc;ltly re'nfirce, as was the case al New
bern. when the raw North Carolina militia
threw the whole rebel forces into panic.
lirp LIurlsill. sees some :;ignS "i lnyaity
"a tn.: Old orrli Satn, hut j. ny: 81 san
guirr Of lis earit Return tntl,r I'"iuR, rnInn-
.iarily as are ""iAe ut Tie neSapls@r corscS-
poujenIa
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.irra;Es w JAMES ISLaNn.-T'he latest
news from the lsnd Frilay, reports every
l.ring quiet. y flag of truce was sent To tue
enemy, lines in relation TO the prisoner; on
both sides. Tie Confederate prisoners taken
try the eEerny have been sen, TO Port Royal
1t is understood that the Feherals will be al
Lived to $en! in supplies ot medicines, cloth.
my. &C., 10 The wat:t,dctl r.isolcrs in our
hands.
We learn that The Federal officer. riding
he cream cOjnrel horse. and who was brought
down. il the light ut Secessionviile, Monday,
w:,s Gel. Graves, "I tie Eight MicLignu l'.si.
n.ri,.-CL;pl"Sirn Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

Tx MIssIssIrrls Mourn AGAIN BLocxA-
nrp.-lt has been generally believed for Sev-
eral days. and with a yon,l deal Of reason,
that tn. French and English men.oi.war a,e
now blockadins the Mississippi River below
New Orleans. y notice of sixty days is re-
quired of the raising of blockade before
commerce and trade Can be resumed. So
rat the ia:kec trick Of a Lincoln, in clear
ing fire hundred vessels for New Orleans aud
Port Royal on a trading expedition, kss been
nippe,l in the bud. These YauSee shippers,
with ice and other traffic, can now turn tail
to the lalize, aud curse the block headed
United States Secretary of State all their
passage home.-Natchez Tmes.
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TUESDAY. 9Th, ~ VI.
From Our Correspondent.
JAMES IsLAyy, June 18th. lsG2.

JAMES ISLAND, June l.lb. lsbz.
Mn. Eplrvn: Iu the light "n Monday last, near
sece.siunvillc, Capt. T"MrSiNs, aud eighteen Of
hi: men were in the very "jars Of DEATH" but
dealing swift destruction also to the hated van
lals. The following is CORRECT statement oi tue
casualties.
J. EZRA GrSSEY, killed.
JAS. COLLINS, miSsins.
Lieut.. Z. W. ANDREWS, wounded severely in
the thigh.
JAS. Honx, woundcd severely in the stomach.
G.. W. BuGruS. wounded severely in tae neck.
rrcKEys New. Slightly wounded.
Il. V. GEnwAS, Slightly wounded.
Cant. VIEWER and his Company were exposed
I, rskiuy lire Of smells, AMI bullets, hut sustain
-. lSs. .vcsnt that of JOHN DrScAN, who lie
koo olpu!I?t sgl Yl!m g, pa!T an
- C--r---ls -.essH
Truly yours' ~.
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Inn UnlIsie f"nEEEs.--In Yesterday eve
nimg sc~.n Of the bridge hutnerI brought here
s'rr execution. were hung Il; u paint nul very
far from the city. Arrangements were mad.
rnr them all tn be swung oil at the same time,
but two of The r'peS breaking, the men ttl'
to the sr'und-ins'ead "f into "tern;:v At
tllasc two wer. quickly brou. III :, -..r feet,
Few 20, ,.c$ 2'iiustcd to their neckS. and an
end dt once a. j; s,ii::ci- earthly career We
understand flat ssSrh btllpri nre 10 ba hung
at an early day, perhaps his aiteraooa.-At-
iarta Commonwealth, 10Th.
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For The Advrrtis.


.l-urS' 1siaTi s. O., lib lime, 1862.
n'' Col G1ri iroher Soldier hr. responded
To III" lnn!r rcll for the la,i time Another eeni
has hern forever vacated mr"un'l The mess table.
A gain ha! 4 whole community been overcast with
the gloom rf SORROW and sadness Once more
has the widowed wif.s been made l.. wiring her
hsn.lS in AGONY. and to rlSi down her head, and
Weep hitter tears ar grief ani woe. An aged
father in,, mother have hem called upnn l., follow
I. the 2r:vr thur only. their h-Iorr.l enn. These
"nshrs haTr been awakened Ly rejecting or.
The 'l-alh Of John ]. i.ANIER. which took place
AZ the Charleston Hotel On Sunday the lst instant.
The subject of this notice was u nrmbrr of tho
Elsrfrli light Infantry, oath Regiment, s. c.
V, aud Is another victirn Il tho pcstiencc, which
doa's in the atmosphere of James Island. A
better soldier. Il more dcv"'ed friend, trucr pa
triat. more worthy citizen. more faithful!
Christian, never lived rr died. Let III emulate his
virtues, and like him he prepared for the ast s1ti
net in the drama of life
A. T. II HAMMOND
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E!r,luuAD. jane l9-Nrr;rprA papers "l
tn. In and Il list, hay. L:r.: r'c:lTSd
her..
rh4 steamer British z "rn, at New ark
hring> l.trr .ew> IRON Havana. The yeiIo"
c;.r Was increasing there.
&c Il feat OF the I'renc! irullrS iii Nlc"
>i1s.o u,:;.ln,d: j.y were killed, and 100 ta
ken pr:sunels, bu, the latter were released
as the victor, Gould not furnish -ul'>ioicrlr'
III. t!:c:n.
The MeNcnrs ar. fvr'ifyiny the CAPITAL
sud the Frrn II will march asa!llst 1t whrn
their r.,i.,iurccmrn!s arrive.
Severn! Stvancr., With c"rcnpS t' x bel.
tum have arrived Is! NASSAU, y. y.
'l;=alcancrs Cv,:ic arri Kate trrln Charles.
t.,il had alsu arrived 1T that port.
.G II. petlisrew, wounded nj tue bltlle ~
Cbickaho:niry an,i taken prisoner, alrl 'e,l Al
B ,ltilnurc ON the lj,h lust, and stopped ri
the Mouuiicnl Louise, ~. Ills parole OF toa"r.
Ills wound i,c;tpac:iateS bin from i:uvln..
lprl LYONS had III audience with Lincoln
ON the l;;tl. iM>t., ON the eve vi III, Departure
i.,r Eururs. lie viii be absent Two mouths.
The London correspondent o! the Ph!l.a'el
p'lil Inquirer says that the refusal Of the Eng.
l!sh Government t" i've up the shll Emily 81.
Pierre is coucbed in terms approaching, ii
~, reaching, insolcnce aud insult.
The same correspondent says that per
cmpiory demand will bc male, il not alrea,i,
done, for the release Of the Bermuda. Tie
feeling of tho English people, he says, is al
: me.i wholly with -the Suul.. t-y"us n,e-v ..
-She New York Times, under date OF the 9th
lust, says that the city has been agilat,.'l Tor
three or four days p4s,w wonderful rumorS
Of the speedy arrival ui large body of troops
from Great Britain. Thereport> are believed
to a certain extent; anl mems mouths ar,
inll OF Intervention, the Emily St. Pierre, the
Bermuda. and other cau>eS Of trouble with
The United States.
RlcnMoyn, Va, lime 2l.-Norhe.n papers
Of the 18th inst. have been received here.
They represent G-r.l. Sfuart's rpc-n, rvp.
,lition a gnerll:. parties lowering in lhe rear
Of their army, and speak of the damage sus-
tanned as unimporant. Nothing is said about
The train lir"d into un the York River Rail
ROAD.
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The n4'ta. Datlcr's special organ, has the

The D:'ta. Datler's special organ, has the
following:
CnAgLFsraS .nrTERING.~-The hol.bel Of
tr,.asnn-tke nur,rry of avery American
mrannc>s-tbc seat Of H., alty--thc nnle Of
81 am better than thou" people Charleston,
y C.. lla> been assaulted by the En'un troops
aml ere ti'ia it is o,terins, aud, prrhnls, the
hr.!ggar,s un their ltnr,-. 1t Strikes US that
ts' Union ;r,ni,, will G=Htwrl in Charleston,
an'l will. wit; Il r;iS tins the towards who
ci,.erc;i tin. Sro.nir.s who originated the
rr'.m~'n AMI b"san the sar We shall look
iIr TIT details It s'Is news with interest.
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TnE rAkrl2.x nAS:HR SERVICE The
Montgomery .iHrriiSer saws: AS the Govern.
men: ha> decide that persons hctwcc: ,Le
ages Of eighteen and thirty.ti@e can volunteer
in the Parlizln RAJ ger service it will be well
';,r lIlusn liable Ia the cnusrrim system to
place themselves hcvnnd its operation, il they
have any clioice. in regard 10 the arm OF ser
vice or ;lc company in which they go. Some
may i;iacirr 'hrl the coikcript law will MOI
hr ,r..ugrt.l, bat w2 Caution all not to lay Tie
ila,lnri... unttinu 10 !h,iA---.l
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~ We notice in the spartanLur. Spartan,

t We notice iu the Spartanl'urs Spartan, Of
l2ih inst The burial in that town ut Mr. John
Gullase, native of this District. Whilst quite u
y"a! he WAS eApi"yr'l as mail carrier in Which
capacity Eiany rrmetaLc. him. lie left this pis-
tyict several years as". The rp"r'"" says :: Ilc
died, we are inl"rmel while in III: act u, rlci-
ipa Il letter. II, Cuplp taIers, Adams Run, 5. G,
where the Iiolcumbe Legion, Of which he wa.
member, is eucampcd,'
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Who Is F" GovERSnr'~ JunXSoX.-Andy
10 ans ~ lincoln's Military Governor "f Ten
n+>see. is a native of North Carolina. Iii,
grandfather was hung, during the first Rrvu.
luton. as 4 T"ry riara'..lrr and spy in tn.
employ Of Tarl"n. His cousin Madison John,
s'',. was hun" fnr horse stealing, some twenty
ypars ago, by ;. regular vsrdr; Of twelve of
hi. peer. aS III. law o! that State directs
Andy having more Sei'Se :han the lalarc: "i
the family. lett hi> ntvs State a' aurSrly da! I,
Wen, to Tennessee and turned his attention
70 politics. lie has. Therefore. hrrn more f.r
,uuate in his villainy thas his illa>trioaS an
ceStors were. The day Of r:t,iln,on may
yet uvtrtatle hin howevvr.-Saya.nah f.
publican.
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SGE.NAnLp.-Generai Siegel, Of Missouri
was sercnad-ri ~ few nights since in Wash.
in",ou. An IMMENSE crowd was present, whu
e!arnnrtd loudly t1r n speech; wu.rrup"n the
Genera: Opened his uputh and said +:
..Saenil-ncnS: lse no mans f,r talk. ISc
de m4ns f.r h.ht. Min" sword hash bun
drawn f.r DO S'arS nnd sihrippa. nni py de
help "f all DAT i>h 600 |, we will whir de tam
rp',iemenS If de Sont, or never more drink
I'eer 2: iam. Vat you say, mine COUNTRY
Inprs
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NEGRO HrSG.-A correspondent, writing
from William$tsn, informs us that 81 negro
calling himself Alfred, aud representing him.
self 10 he the property of Mr.. Cade. of Geor.
sia was hung ut chat place OH the 18th inst,
by some unknown person or persons, who
took him from the glard-honse. lie had been
pu, in az runaway, and for certain prophe
cics of an Objectionable character. Southern
Guardian.
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asy- We clip the lo!Iosing paragraphs from

gagy- We clip tue following paragraphs from
the Charleston +" "UougiA+v4 u: June 2lSti
The French war steamer lirnaudin, Cap
lain L. Cardinal, arrived oil this port yeStc!-
day, from New York, having left that place
VI. Saturday last. She has brought dispatch
cs to the French Consul here, and will leave
iriurdiatcly iur l',rt Ryal, S. q.
MOVEMENTS or TIE EHgMy'S SulpS.-Ou
TLursIay night, several heavy guns were fired
from the lleet nj This PORT, and whrh wera
heard with great liS!;acineS2 III tho c!ly. 1t
is thought that tLeir shots were airne'i AT sev-
cval sc;IuonerS Which left here that nigh, to
pass the block ale, Gnd one at which, il Is sup.
posed, they captured, asa scIlooucr-risged
rrlfl was seen i'll conEany with the feet on
Friday morning. Some ten bIocka'lers are
CONSTANTLY naar this bar, and are at tunes very
close to tue SlimtI..
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Postponed.

We regret that we arc compelled to crait we'll
written tribute TO lie memory tr the late clrt.
JEROME W. WaLkEn. who fell whilst Sallanty
leading his Company in the thirkc*t "f the fight
on the memorable %l*t May. near Richm"n'i. 1t
shall appear in our nr.i issue.
Several other communications have h"en re-
ccivcl and necessarily deferred, but will he at
tenle,l to SUOn.
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General Prize has tnnghr thirteen battles,
ard suffered no defeat, and yci regards The
retreat from rnrinth. ihc rear of which he
brought up ami protected, as the prnurlest
coca sion Of hia lle He was in the saddle
for days, and TN the retrea; had to turn and
Sight ana reImlse IT," enemy Fix times all Of
which tcAid successfully, inilirtinc severe
loss upon theri, ard bringing OF everything
in perfect safe ".
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McDuwELL.-Whileit it seems to be Certain
tina, this officer has been sen, prisoner to
Fort l.alayutc, no '!onJt exists thai his forces
hive arrived at Wvst pviul. They came
down ;llc lsappahaunuck On thirty Transports
conveyed by var steamers. Our Generals
are. lu doubt, well aware Of ih"r arrival, aud
prepared to meet theui.-RichInond Dispatch.
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Complimentary.

Governor Pirkcns has sent the following dc.
match to the gallant commander of the lSt Kcgl-
IL u,nt of Artillery. s. c. V:
Tp r.i. T Il. Lnmnr: / thank yon. in the name
of the ;srair. inr y"ur heroic defence: l Nhe"
yn,, wnm!l. Ny heart is with you. Return III.
thanks tu ynur brave men.
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~. For full acrounts nT the late brilliant
hgh, at Srce<s"nvile, see first page. Also,
short communication frunl our T.. r." in rrirr-
rnce to thc killed and wounded in Capt. Tm:;.
KIM Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

.EJ' Tho Mobile Tribune OF the 18th ir.t.,
says: "wc are informed l,y recent ncws FROM
New Orleans that there ona French war vessel
uear New Orleans and twelve or fourteen others
lying at or near the Balizs"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
Casualties III the Twenty-FoGrth Rcsi.
ment, :. T.. v.

meht, - 4. "
lrap,uARr aa44rIl iirG'r S. c. V,
JAMES ISLAND, June III, lSG22.
T.Me Editor oj tic CharirsfOn Mercury:
l:elow Will Ire found correct list oi Tue
kil!cl, wuumicd and missing from the 2lti
4 .si,n.al, S. c. v, in the late engagement
III ), ccssiom,illr:
Co. D-Csrr. GHuptNC.
acknowledgement, ID. /. Bowers.
Co. G-CArr. PEaRSoS:
killel-W l.. DawkinS.
Woun,Ied-M ally, la :ob Hunt
Mi ,ii,s--.Jnhn Murrr!l.
ca. Carr. VIEWER.
Mi,>i,,y-Juhm Duncan.
Cu. k-CApr. ruMrkIiS.
Klhd--J. i. busy.
Wuundei-lirut. r. W. Andrews. Ser
yean, G. W. ..tu,,, PriSateS Jasnea ll'rn.
4. p. tiermaiu p. u. New.
Mssi,,.-Jaiues Collins.
III. 2ltL Regiment bsppencl t" be onplch,
ct duty and lueSe COMPANIES, being St'lil'iei
in the direction ot tue cme,nys adVlncc,
we.-. in consequences the only COMPANIES oi
the ::.!ib engaged. They were vel! posted
ny Io. Z. y. StcHenS, aud did iiac eZecu'
ton on tie ene,ny's h:nk.
The cp.upanie, of G;tws. Tompkns' anu
PEARSON, carre in immediate cunlact wiz
L: cncwy, aud consequently suffered most
]. Z. PALMER,
Adiutaut 9th Kegt. s. Z. V.