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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-07

We are now receiving well selected Stock of La
dies Lasting Prunella AMI Kid Caters, Misses and
Chidrens' Caters and Shoes, bought from the Man
ufactursrs, thereby saving large percentage. We
are selling good quality of Womens' Enamelled
Bootees for so cents per pair fer which you have to
pay SIN &c elsewhere.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-07
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms.
E1uLl Dr.: ] g. tIcse,- of (laicran.

From Dr.. J. G. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and 1
hold them in esteem of the best aperiens have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given i'll small doses
bilious dySe1,tery and diaJThGa. Their sugar-coang
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Inpurity OF the Blood.
From ReU J. p HINES, Pastor Of Advst Church, Boston.
DR.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called visit
i'll distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and l can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co.. N. T. Oct. a, 1855.
DEAR SIR using your Cathartic Pills my prac-
tice and find them excellent purgatve to cleanse the
system and purify The fo'1itaiIis Of Hte Lo0d
JOHN G. MEACHAM NJ D.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-07

\. B--Our Machines al stand on handsome Ia
ble and worked by treadle. Send for directive
circular.
ga On receipt of $50 will send machine. BIZ re-
turn of express; or, if so ordered, will send ma
chine and the bill with it, that it need not be paid
for till received.
Address GEO. F, COLLINS & Co.
oFFICE.-120, LAKE STREET, Cup stairs,) CHI
CAGO y2n i9y1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
For the Advertiser.
'rhe Southern Sisters Aid Society.

The Southern Sisters Aid society.
At u meeting Of ladies in Edgeiicld ut tho resi-.
deucs of Mrs. LEWIS JONES, on Thurtday the
18th inss., Miss E. f. MILLER offered the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions, which were @l'.
proye,;. Mrs. Josrpu AsSEy having been called
to tho Chair.
WHEREAS, We desire to unite our efforts in be-
hslf .: our suffering soldiers a: their destitute
families. Therefore be it
R,.olctd, Thu, wo form ourselves iuto u Society
for tie purrosc of aiding ard relieving INC oo'-
liers from this State, and tie needy families IN
our community.
R..oieaJ, That the price of a1missiop, asa nieln-
Der into the Society, bs opo dollar, or It's e9a''s
lent.
R.roiss1, That we adopt the maine Of The
Southern Sisters Aid Society"
Rcsolced, That President, Vice President,
Secretary and Treasurer be elected, by ballot,
every three months; and that q bor.d of six Di-
reetresses be appointed by tho President
They then proceeded to the elestics Q: "iice'''
whirh resulted in the Ct dice Of
Mas. LEWIS JONES, President,
MRs. R. II. MINIS, Vice President,
Mas. JOSEPH ABNEY, Scc'ry and Treas'r.
The President. appointed as Direetressea Mrs.
WALTER HILL, Mrs. srrANr HAsxlsoS, Misc +.
E. MILLER, Mrs. H. BorLwARE, Mrs. JA&Es II.
MINIS AID Nrp CICERO ApAms.
The Society will meet every Thursday morning
1t hall prst nine o'clock AT the saIue place.
Mrs JOSEPH ABNEY, Chairman.
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LATEST NEWS.
From tho Augusta Constitutionalst, 18th.
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON

Private iispatele. received in this city yester'
dag evening announce tl,st q battle was fought
on James Island yesterday, in which the Con-
felcratc, repulscd the Yankees three tiaes, killing
about 500 Of them and losing 1? to Is. The Con-
fedsratss were under the command Of Col. Thos
G. Lamar. of Hamburg, aud he is represented by
Gen. Pembertun us the hero Of the duy. Colonel
Lamar was wounded in the engagement, and will
arrive in Hamburg to-day. In the Language uf
one of the dispatches, "thc victory was complete.
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OBITUARY:


OIxn. mt Eisearld c. H. un the li'h May iAst,
Mis-. MARY LIZZIE HUGHES, daughhs of a..
j. aud nIIRIxr IIruuEs, in the 18th Jrur OF Der
aye. She Wa Luruius hersslf u her s'ndies III
School, VIXEN she was arrested by disen'e 81 'io-
lrut that .!.e could not u. n:ored hnme. A;ter an
illnr.. uf IL days she fell asleep to a~ske An
angel pf God iu Heavru."-MStt - %.
DIrp, on the 18th juno, NATHAN GRIFFIN,
youngeat child of Gen: VI. l.. and Mft. ANY /.
lu*pAY, ct the aye ui pne year, | mohth spa
,lsy:.
p1ep, Vt AdaIa'a Run, May the 2Glh. l3o-,
JAMES r. PAYNE. nf Elgelield District.
lie left his hapir in November Last, ana al 'na'
~ns near and dear to hin, I" defend bi: haiNc
State He VISA i nlrIubcr "! the HolcOnihe Legion,
and died true patriot while III the service ot H,r
ruubtry lie wp. II member of the Baptsi CheEta
aud II devoted Christian. Just hes".e ms usa'n
hs spoke OF bis approaching end AID saiu Nc "us
prepared to 90. he leaves widow anu thtee
little children, with ,uuny friends and re'at''ms 10
mourn his loss. May lie, who is tue dod oi Tue
afflicted. and tue Orphans und tho Widows fr'end'
have thiu in Ills luIy keeping. =
MRs. LUCY JONES, the sntjee. OF this notlce'
died in this District 18th ultimo, in the sfih year
of her are. She was born 9th Of August l6?;
She has hern heard to sny she remtniSrfs" ~e',
the time when the Dritsh loft Cambridge ANA
marched ucar her luther's residences on their WY
To- Chnrle.ton at the brcikiDg up pot the ~sr. sne
had hcuu y wo,nan Of gnol mind hut Tor Tue 'a''
yeur or 81 had lost her mind aud become hvpiess'
Sister Joxus lived and died in the Baptist lni'h
having cnuuected herself with the Church ut frd
Bark manv yosrs ago. Peace to hsr msmsry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
SheriH's Sale |!
Critz & Fleming,

Criz Fleming,
r. Writ ia For. -t't"ch.
Mark T. Swrcny.
10y virtue Of M order from Judge Y. Munro, il
- the above stated case, will sell on tue FIRST
Monday in July next ut Ed%eieli Court House,
:he property attached in said case, via One
Negro Girl name Elhry, levied en- us the proper
~ OF the Defendant Mark r. Swecny.
TERMS OF ShIE.-0n credit until the
frat day "f January next, the purchaser being
required to give boud sith good and sufficient Sc
curly in the penal sum of ioui!c the umuunt OF
the pnrchrsr money, conditioned frr tie rn! nr.nt
of The purchase money.
LEWIS JONES, s. f. n.
Juno III q n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Rattle In Arkansas.

We arc informed that letters have been received
in this vicinity which leave no doubt that Gov.
Roau attached the Tedrrsls twelve miles from
Little Rock aud routed them, aud iIiniman pur.
sued tLem and routed them ssuin ut Jscksuuport.
TIE dutc Of this engagement il not given, tut it
must have ,runspired quito rcceully.-Jackson
June 18th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
N King COttuE..,'

W. n"to suIne marks of Improvement il the
cotton crop Of this vicinity. The hopes Of
..tic cotton planters of 1862" are doubtless oil
The rise. ILc Invading ertmy will rcj"ise with
them, and al, together, might be pleased to adept
the chorus Of Yankee MunniS' hung, aud shout /:
"Then her., (, "ki C.no", tie hiaq'
He true ioyul saiJ;.et. are 'cs:
N'.W iu"yA ana, ueU y"nd aud "tH ""y
4 jf"ily old Jei'"s Is he."
A merry time t. ypu. gentlemen Of the cotton
plant!
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t,nu.i,l to the ssvapus!. Republican,

[Spucial TO Tie SaVannsI HtFuU1!caH.J
CHATTANOOGA, June l4.-Cha,tanouga ia sllii
threatened hy the ruculy, who are reported bsl""
Shell Muuul, Ua the opposite side OF the river, at
Rsuku's ecrry, supp"acri !" lie MI:leAslls forces.
!, rickot .Lirmish ,uuk place ut that pniut sst
night.
Col. Starnes' 3lst TcuuesEcO Cavalry, which
had bceu supposed TO ht ent oil c"ue in this NOR
ming. They had u e.::lish with the ene'uy's
cavalry near Murfrc. .,ooro', in waich they cap
lurcd sixty-esht ri;s .aer. anu killed eight .! the
spsmy.
A t,,it!c is expected bstweur Kirby suitL's
forces and Con. Morgap's, ir puwell's Valley.
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First Regiment of Artillery, S. CIV.

First Regiment oil Artillery, ,. Cs
We present below list of the Field, Staff .
Company Officers Of the First Regiment of All
lery. So. ca. Volunteers:
THOMAS G.. LAMAR, Colonel.
ANDREW D. FREDERICK, Lieutenant Colon
J. WELSMAN BROWN, Major.
ROBERT LEBBY, jr., Surgeon.
EDMUND j. FIELDER, Quartermaster.
TILLMAN WATSON, jr., Conmissary.
EDWARD J. FEEDRIck, Adjusunt.
WM. c. BARBER, Sergeant Major.
Company A-lG3 men--BarnreH District.
IT. YOUNGBLoOD, Captain.
w. N. HUNTER, Senior First Leutenapt.
r. S. AIILLrR, ir., Junior First Lieutenant.
JONI f. ToRLAY, Senior Second Lieutenant.
NJ. 7. HALsEY, Junior Second Lieutenant.
Company B-l2l men-BarureH District.
SAM. J. REED, Captain.
J. w. LANCASTER, Senior Fist Lieutenant
". N. JOHNSON, Junior First Lieutenant.
J. A. BELLIScgH, Senior Second Lieutenant.
(Yacant,) Junior Second Lieutenant
Company C-77 msn-0rangeonrJ District.
En-. W. BRIGGMAN, Captain.
". NIcKExGACEER, First Licutsuunt.
r. C. ANDREWS, Senior Second Lieutenant.
CA. NAsLEr, Junior Second Lieutenant.
Company D.-lOO mcn--DurliMgton District.
IF. MARLEY, Captain.
We. CHARLES, Senior First Lieutenant.
w. II. JONES, Junior First Lieutenant.
w. X. RYAN, Senior Second Lieutenant.
T. T. LOGAN, Junior Second Lieutenant.
C.upu.g E.-94 mcn-Bn'HrsH Di.'ri-i.
g. +. DICKSON, Captain.
II. r. GurToS, First Lieutenant.
JAS. CrMMISGs, Senior Second Lieuteuaut.
]. A. MERRITT, Junior Second Lieutenant.
Coapnny F-95 mes-0ra"gsIarg D'>'r'ct.
II. r. LEGAaE, Captain.
Vi. w. LrGARE, First Lieutenant.
R.A. sHuLEn, Senior Second Lieutenant
!. L. CoxyoE, Juuio! Second Lieutenant.
Company G--7s men-Durti"gt"a District
FL. SANDERS, Captain.
q. VI. .STALLlNGS, First Lieuieaant
r. T. SANDERS, Senior Second Lieutenant
s. l.. BUSH, Junior Second Lieutenant.
Company Hi men-Bmne,H District.
K. n. WILLIS, Captar.
W. II. KENyADr. First Lieutenant.
p. HARLEY, Svuur Second Lieutenant
J. L. EIroa,XGs, Junior Secoud Lisutrnaut.
t"mpu"y liz mcn-o ora"ae5srl District.
,,rn u EEITT c,r,.;o
J. Il. NuNBsar, Senior Fir.t Lieuten"Lt.
~. 5. BARTON, Junior firs: Lieutenant.
y. p. OLlvSx, Senior Second L:cG.earit.
I. W. MosxLEr, Junior Second LicEleu-nt.
Company 6-l3s ~en-Edscdsm District.
II. c. cCLBREATH, Captain.
i. b. Waters, Senior First Lioutenant
J. G. psnEr, Junior First Lieutenant.
7. II. AnpY, Senior Second Licuteuant.
r. !. prTTs. Junior Second Lieutenant.
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Wood! Wood =!

T. s. MATHEWS, Mod'or.
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PRIVATE pISPArcii.

CnagLESTo2, June lGth.-Tbprs has beer ter
riLe fight. ATM safe. Col. Lamsr il wouad'd d
iu the head Reed is kllrd. The regimen, had
20 killed and about 30 wounded Richard Gretr
aud Fleet Laueaa sro killed. Gcurse Brown
wounded. W. l. y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

aye llav. forgotten the esLortation Which
.pcake!h unto you as unto children; my 'on,
,lespi<,. not thuu the Christening OF The Lord
nor faint when rebrked Of Hin for whom
tie Lord luTe;h, He chastcneth, and ScollTge;h
every son whum lie recciretn.
"ButI j, ye t.e without chastisement, " here.
of all .re mrtakers. then ere ye hasta.s;s a'"i
not solss.' Let ns have FalrEl and WUSKS.-
Macon Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Success of Cen. Stewart.
ry,rsr pl.rArcY.l

IFII'sF 1'I'F f'e"'J
RlrnHoyy, Va. June i5lh.-Brgadier Genersl
Stewart iasdc i eireui' through the enepy't lines
viz lIauuysr e. H., Old Church, and TutfIai!s I"
James River and back 10 the city. this morning.
Ns captured III prisoners. 3VO hrrsss and mules
aud destroyed ,hrus large Federal transports on
ths pauuakey, laden With conini:ssry aud ord
NM st..rns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
State Of South Carolina.

vTyIIE fol!ovin; rcG"!utinn oc ,,is Governor rad
Il Council hl. hcrn r!'.eIet - &c published
iir.oirrG, That the Er:out:Ca Of 'he Governor
aud Council in relation 10 the l::tia;oa o! ageit
spirits fcn rui;,. t.e for p.odilcd as 10 permit
such l.iil!utiuu tr private use. rut not ;or sale,
except To- authorized agents Of the State aud C"Ii-
f.'ierats Statr,, aud to regular prnc!ein; pay:i-
ciaus for medical purposes; ard any person div
tliing or procuring the iitti,luIion .t ardent spr-
it, lrrlr fruit, for sale, wbo thaii sell ihs sams.
rxc-rt - herrne:"rY permitted, shall be subject
Ia the penalties heretofore provided tor di.,i!lins
spifituuu. liquor; from grnin, and The distili"sies
"r Tiuccs "! sale Ui spirits used in ri"si"u o.
theS. regulations shall be deemed uuisauces, and
liable to Le uhated.
By urIsr Of the Governey spa Council.
u. =. ARTHUR, Secretary.
June IL IL IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

IsrnkvNxrloS-A passenger irem New Or
lsas states 10 the Mu5ile Rsyister ihnt The fu'
mur WAS rif- ipthat CITY lhatEnS land and FRANCE
had acluully interviewed in American ai'i'rs,
a.a Lincpln wau given 10 the 9Th OF June to
make answer 70 the IrupusltlOMs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Trespassers, Beware!

ALL persons are hereby cautioned agains, tres
"a pu ..iug Oh my land either iu stealing
Wnnd or hnuling Straw or Leaves from of the
lume. Any one caught thus trcspassing will be
dealt With 10 the fullest extent ef tbe luw. nm
determined to put check forthwith tn Ill sucsi
unwonted robbery Of my premiscs. Therefore
trespussers, bew=:e IL. a. GRAZ:
II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
From Richnond

R,cuHoap, Va, Juue lG.-Thero hue bsou oeca-
iiopsl csunsuadng aud skirmisbiuy nlous tue
lines to-duy. An .ugagemeht Ut AL early 4ay !;
deemed not improbable. The weather is clear,
aud cool iur the season.
No news rrunl the Valley.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Notice !!

A H. GnnD MEN, nnL gnoi ssctH. whether
IA Cunwripts .r not w:n are d.sir"us .f
joinlrls Il BATTALION OF s!iARr-SNOoTERS,
will rxpnrt their unIncs tU the at the Chnrrst"n
Hotel, nr to the Editor Of The Edg"h,h A!rr,-
fiir.- ut Eigeisli o. H.
JOSEPH ABNEY.
1uu, ., 2t -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
From. n, tvlumIia South curOlieiun, Ju'
uccoy.ition hy FRANCE.

We learn on tho nulhVr'y Of private 'i<I"teh
from Rich,uui.d, that he HatE"ric. have rGsrr-
oil Official notice Of the recognition hy France Of
the Government, Of tho Confederate States uf
America. ". rsrrr To our dispatches iru:n Rich-
mupi for other matters Of interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Brought to the Jail

orr thir District, on ti.H ?NIh u!i., q negro man
" wh" says his ns,re i JOHN, tut is irsqupni-
iy called Snpn.y, aal that lie belongs to Lnngiou
Ghr,o-. Esq, living rear Ss"Huunh. Georgia.
Jnha SAYS lie rhnuw.y t"Cl lis ma't:rs ilnura-
tio: in Ahb-vil!e District, sud was Oh his way ~
Savannah when arrested. Said John is about :,s
yenrs oil age weighs about los l'ounds, j. lee,
inch high, black c"lupiectr'i, and wcurs whiSLe:s.
NJ particular marl.s or sears noticed.
The owner is requested 10 cHu,c forward, prove
pr.,,sriy, puy charges and take hin away, other
si:c he viii be dealt with ~ the Inv dircriI.
L. II. MrCCLLOGGH, j. L. T..
Ju,eS II
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Notice This!

r HAVE taken Up FLOCK OF SHEEP in
Il Ih:a nestborhoe'i which have every re;ls"lI
IL hs.icvo went astrsy FROM the plantation OF CO..
). Is. GRIFFIN, ,ny cmrloye., about 8 year as".
They wero purchased by him Tram dr"v-r nEd
were in different marks The pr.ecnt deck j. il.
siriiar situation, .Ld there ar. othcr evidences
that they the sane sheep. This uuiicr is pull
isaci I, avoid wruir. t, uny n'icr possible CLAIM
lut. kASkhlS GPHADLE!.
June , ~" ~
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFiEl d DISTRICT,
~ GuIHHON PEA.

r.. Fo-si,. >:ft""1ne...
Samuel Il. Fuller.
1slilE Pl.iptif in tie sa"ve stated case. harins
q this day lied his declaration in my ri:re. an'i
.n@ Defendant AaYin- ncithcr w.ie nor Attorney
srnwn To reside within the iiAit+ vi t!.: Safe. on
riI"pl rnnies of said lrcla.ati,n with r,.ic. -
..:rad en- bs Serv."i. I'm myti"n "t Messrs. AhLty
/ Wright Plaintiffs Attorneys. Ordered tLat s;.it
Defendant appear and plead To sait pecistaii"1
wi,hin yeur and day from the date hereof, a.
inal and ubsouts judgment will be given azais.,
aiu. :. HARRISON, c.c.r.
Clerk, Office. Nr.nhrr lst. 1891. elyl ts
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For The Advertiser.
For the Advertiser
Lines to the Memory Of Miss Lizzie
Hughes.

I sac lies-I see her, the maiden fair,
With her laughing u,;s. ems! :..iaipg hair,
and footsteps light rs TIC ':'.rnding fawn's,
When it springs from its covert b. daylight dawns.
hear t-1 hear it, that joyous note,
As it gusbes forth from her slender throat,
Aud uuoonsciously trrn - he sc!.o .l-girls COY
For the beautiful one, now gone fur nyc
Alas! Alas that the spoicr should come
And bear her away to yon narrow home,-
Should dash the smile frsm that face so bright,
And seal those eyes in dreamlcss night
Ssrew flowers, white flowers, DER her lowly bed,
Meet emblems they are Of the loved one aed,)
And breathca praySr for the mother bereft,
OF her durliag LIZZIE BY the tyraut-Death!
L. w. r.
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MY 0H'S nIANUEaCTERE
Burial Gases /!

RIAL CASES. Chi!;irru's only. Alsu, Mahogany
Octagon Lei COFFITS. AE'u Covered Raise Led
CUFFlNS, plain hat neatly trimmed. al :'2O.
Use of IIearsc s. per day, or trip not over day.
will continue to l:ccpa supply on hanl ready
for delivery. J. II. WITT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

sEE- Lincoln has called for fifty thousand
three months truups.
gtS~The Goyerm rs Of Ohio and Illinois have
issued pruclauatious lur volunteers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Note Lost.

N OST on tho 3eth Of AIay l'ote Of hand made
4 4 payable to me by Jacob Lazruoue, for SIS,
dus on the first January 1865, f"- the hire of =
Negro girl Ellen lur the year 1862, including two
suits clothing enc blanket and one pair shoes, ,la-
ted soustime tho last Of November, pruhnbly the
e9th, 1861. All per,uns are cautioned FROM ira
ding for the uLure ,lsacrihsl note.
La!II AMAcKEK.
Juueu lp* Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
For the Advertiser.
T'gibute of Respect.

Il, & regular communication Of Mt. Willing
Lodge, No 80, A. Z. H.. held June 7th SSs?, the
following Preamble aud Resolutions were adopted ::
WHEREAS, II hus pleased Almighty God t" re-
move from amongst us our brother DANIEL
Heartily, 1t therefore becomes us as Mus"nl
70 how in humble submission to bis divine will, as
ous who never errs but docs all things Tor the best
Therefore be il
Res,lcea, That in tho death Of our brother
DANIEL llAkrLY we feel the loss Of worthy
brother, aud that his generous und conGding ns-
ture and biz rirtu"us aud upright course IL life,
j.. we'll worthy our emalution.
Re."ircd, That u page in our nihue look be
dedicated to his memory.
Hesoiccd, That copy Of these Resolutions lie
sou, ,u the iuuily ot our deceased brother, teu-
iering our heartfelt sympathy in their sad be-
Tcayenont.
Resoleed, That these Resolutions DO published
ia The EigeEe.d Adcsrfi'er.
LUKE S. SMITH, Ecc'ry.
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FIRST DISPATCH
From Charleston.

We are indebted to the Charleston -hersury for
the following dispatch:
CHARLESTON, June lGlh.-A severe battle took
place this morning on James Island. miles
from the city. Tho enemy advanced, with ave
regiments, to assault our Secessonri!le battery
with th. bryouet. Col. T. G. Lamar commanded
tue battery with few hundred of our troops. Ha
waited until the enemy got within close range
when he opened with grape and muske'ry, Ete'
rally moving down the advancing Yankees.
The columns OF the enemy reelcd and fed, but
presently, reinforced by artillery, again formed
and charged. but were again repussd, with great
slaughter A third time they ADVANCED, endeav-
oring to flank the battery, but again they we're
beaten bucL. Then We advanced from the works
in pursuit Of them, killing aid capturing many
Our victory i, coiapleto. Our loss is ~ killed
and 90 wounded. The Charleston troops were
chiefly engaged? The eneny's lpss il unssce;-
timed yet, hut several hundred were certainly
killed, wounded, and taken prisoners. A batch Of
30 prisoners have just been brought to tia city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON. June lG.-TEe hattie this morning
ia pronounced by our Generals to have heen most
desperate. Our losses are heavier thun 1t irft
reported, including several valuable comp'ny Of
icer.. portion Of tag euemys force fought
most gallantly. The !''fl New York Hishishd-
ers assaulted the b.S..ry with empty muskcts,
fought obs,iuasey, All :etired from the field rnY-
ing 80 lead in the diieh, and ling OH their
wounded. The eremy'6 Snn-hea,s and liant batto-
rics ru-operated in the attack.
The cucmys loss is about ico killed, wounded.
and captured. Our men were much woaried, hav-
ing usea exposed to shellng day and night for
:: weok past, bu, they fought desperately. Col.
Lamar was slightly wounded in the neck Cap
thin King md Lieutenant Edwards, OF 'he Sum-
ter Guards, sul Captain Rsed, Vi Lamari Bat
talcn, were Killed. It is expected ihut the Dl-
tack viii! suon be renewed.
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After which time the Iinoks will be cl"sed till
the first of November. Thusr paying hy the last
of July will h:vr deduction Of live per cent
Tax payers will p'eise procure same small
change as it is almost impossible for lns to nuke
chuHge for all.
TuG0S DEAN. c. T. C. L. p.
Iurn 2t u
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State of South Carolina

ADULT. ( INsrEcToR.GEN'T'S. OFFICE,
C"LraslA. June !. 1852.
GENERAL ORDEES, NO. o:
r GEN. JAMES JONES, Of Crlmmkia, $. c,
10 having hcc,. nl'F".:si 10y the t;"r'ta"r ann
Council Qiartcrma Ter -t;-n"ral nG S"uth Carr!inr.
(vi:e : l.. til"ver. derrass.ii i. hereby mnn"nh:e
~ .,r:, uu,l will ii: pbeycd aal respected ACCORD
irgly.
Hy or,lcr Il the Governor ard C"un"il.
WILMOT G. DEShUS&URE,
.idju,aut and Iaspect"rGen=ral oi >. c.
,Tuuu ~ 1t -
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Post Office Notice.

q FTER the first nf Mur"h the Columbia ,HaiI
"a will c!"<n eyrss .Ss"I"3, Ta.c!ry ani 7i"r--
''rY nj & ?. II.
Those ptrsnns whn ara iulr5t.l To .Li- oih".
Newspaper Po-'a@e mu<' pay up. Or in future
thrir paper. will nnt bc delivered. 4 word 4, his
S.ss is sufficient.
A. RAMSAY, i. ".
ElscGe,J c. H., Eel, -, 1862. II :
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FTRNITURE..!

4 have now na hand large S:rck of BED
Z ROOM FURNITURE. in sets "i fr"4n = to
u pierrs, Mahogany, EnnInclrl and Fancy Paint.
cd. A SlnuI lot OF pARLOK FURiITURE.
Al.o. SEWING TABLES, WHITING TAD LES,
DINING TABLES, Wnlnur-WARDROBES
CHAIRS, few MATTRESSES, and all articles
usually kept in the Furniture line. most ot
MI OWN MANUFACTURE,
And will be sold l"w for COED paper VIXEN the
cash Is not Convenient.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

n HAVE WOOD to gell At the pri,. Of 81 - icr
4 a two.horse Wagon load. puTcLs ers to hnnl
for themselves. Torns Cush. u. a. GRAY.
Jupcls 1t ~
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June 10
NOTICE.

nURING orr absence from home in Lhe Wal
~ We haze dr!y authorized Mr.. JAMES {
LARK to act as ucr Agent in all matters connect
ci with our business.
pADGETT 4 GRAFTON.
IIs,ahurg, s. G., April l4.h. 1852. L II