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Enemy sheiIing our Positions.

MISSIONARY Rlnsl Get. ., via Cnicalnauga,
Oct. lO.--rhc encniy opencda heavy fro lase
yesterday AFTERNOON on Lookout Mountain,
from their mortar batteries On Muccasin Point,
for the purpose VI ascersinipg rietbcr oui
mortar batteries bad bean removed. After
firing for all hour and falling TO elicit res
ponse they sbandoned the idea.
~ twenty pp.,dcr gun in the star fort also
threw few saelis in tic direction Of our sirgc
pieces. for similar purposes, but also failed
The lJacc.,ih Point Battery opened again
this morning, at ! o'clock k, firing very slowly
at oar >, ,tien on Lookout Mountain.
Ths weather is clear End pleasant.
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sell anything hey have. This mode. of ta1as
tion relieve: the sgrculurst from TIE neces=
sily g.. haang Lie, grain .aoa othos prQ''ocis,
ta a-m.rk.t. is 8. sery hnpfy -l'ii1 Iron,
trldEing thrauglf.thc mud sdnc thirty fly
or hundred miles 20 .'ralr',sd depot, st h'
own risk.
Ills rouId alb. 7:ry well. were it n9, .s
f,,r is effects ON The currency by circuInScFio;
inr us fisld of ciic.;iation, and by dispensing
IS IL does with tie necessity tAAt otterTi.e
would exist, for plgn ers to become the ready
rccinentsoff sytreasitrg rofes-ns .rticle that
mary people disirnst and are urril iiE \"
hold long than tb.y caH tind ahythlng 70
invest i in. .a..-
Iiiipk th.t ,even,-p per cont siuuld be th-
estahrshtn intcre}t Of .uur Government to
induce investmenss aid that all ireilsury no''s
ought tn hr plseetl on the same fnitinS. O.iI-
orwiisc there will be con n'usiaD and. d;stru't
AnFthiag lhatis cacu,.;sd to dcpreciate o:'e
class OF bills will inevitably tend to- cast "a
shade Of dis'rust Over all.
Il all-irp>r ant th.t the G",ernmcn.
.a.int.in an nnt.inied credit. and nothing
should he dane ttst wonld indioa' tie aliei.
test tfi<poslien to repudiate. We ara nov i,
|
hern overtaken By a,lvcr.e circumstances with
abundant lncsns to pay, but without ability
to maet his cngageInc:,-, excrptbT'nc loans
/ lu,ertrt is 2 matter of consideration. With
him; he docs not attempt 10 dictate terms.
but meets his creditors in liberal, spirit tco't
what it may.
4 I hav. no fcnrs of our ultimate payment nf
our national debt. if it be any whcrc below
two .hnu.au1 millions. We will he able to
make the world pay it bv an export duty on
Cotton alone American Cottonis the worlds
necessity. Five cents per p,.nd export duty
| will hot close the markets OF other nations
s.arst il, or dctracL rum its value here. l:
! Tie United St.te' purcha.e our Cotton, Great
Britain also will be compelled 10 purchase it.
or give that which is the foundation Of her gi
eantic wealth and powcr-the commerce -oi
tbs world in Cotton goods. Ii Eaglan'i is
purchaser, France, Spain. lsussiaand all ctl'r
i. her naticr5 cIgAc etl in Manufacturing Cutto!
for The markets cf ,ne world will he forced 10
toliow her example. England may use Bonn
bay Cotton for substitute while other ne
lions caa do no better but il nther counttie'
:. could uroenre American Cotton with fire
/ certs per- pound aided to paying price here
she would at once become a competitor for
our great staple. In this way our natona
debt, if it ca.l DC Kept withinta tae limits have
Indicated, would be easily :cxtinguishcd.
l Sln, with great respect,
Your obedicnt servant,
WM. GREGG.
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Cen. Bragg and mis- ArmT.

We do not find in the Atlanta papers of the
9Th aud 9th any additional news from the
trnnt. The following from tie Atlanta Reg
ister, we copy for its cheering, hopeful tone ::
We have the pleasure to-day Of saying to
the readers Of the Register that all is right
with our army now resting on the borders Of
Tennessee. The willy, subtle, crafty strAte-
piat, Rosecranz, backed by powerful army,
rccently r heavily reinforced, dare not attcnp;
aeuin either direct assault upon orr forces
confro6ting him. nor will he dare to move
across the Tennctsee upon either Of Brayg'a
Asnks. 1t hns been said that strategy las
Il. ziszag.. so it has, nrd the most brilliant
s.-slegist IS sometimes eclipsed When and
hcw will he emerge, if ever, is problem
which the !ittle man with the. black eyes and
white vest must work outii he can. ls--
Gcu. Bragg; We are sure, Is Oh tie alert. His
position is That OF lis own choice, in the Sc
lection OF which the enemy has had II, ageil-
cy whatever AMI it will be held Just so long as
it comrcrts with Gen. Bragg's policy to do
so. No raovemcilt or action of the encmy
can now interfere with his will in the matter.
Rnsecranz, t.o I4..::::ant stratcgist." may now
be likened tt raj in the teeth oil a husc cs t.
E:Ggg inay .,u!lec ham, Or even iorce hlm, to
retro from Chattanooga, but this will be done,
ifit sh9uii 50 happen, onlJ that he may suffer
still moic in tic futuIe
General Bragg, army to day is stronger in
numbers, and in brttcr tone than before the
larc battles. The soldiers "f that army appre-
ciate his skill. his hcroi-,n and above ali his
tnlirence in that great quality Of a General,
his prudence, to such an extent that tIiey will
patlcutly await lis order, and then execute
ihclu without hesitation or falterins.
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LcRis Jon,,. Admor. ct al.

Levi, .5sny, 5s; Aari'or. ...l. s''"'.
sRY virtue Of ap order 'S tho Court in thi,
I'D caute, viii proceed t. soil on the pro,di.e,,
on III ESDAY, the lU;h day Of November next,
the Ronl Estate d,.crbc,l IL the plsauin rs, ris:
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, whsro-
on .he5 late Andrew Burnside resided 1T the fino
of his death, containing O.e hundred and tlitty-
sovun (I371 acres. moro 6r-less, hrvings thereon
commod; us THO STORY HOUSE, and KLINE.
cefsary ont:huilaings; and fho young Orchard Of
cif.ice FIuit rrceI. Thfs is aiS1,tt.dly .on6 Of
he mast pleasant aal comfortabfcs Homes in the
up couutry, ana is situated only .nc milo aud
half from the Towu of Hamburg and. city ef
augusta. Gs:a. ". c. M. Ham nsnd occupies this
les-ubls property at this time, and will sbdw'tho
premises tossry ono dcsirnus "f purchasing.
Al,o, ONE HOUSE AND LOT in tim Tswa Of
Hamburg eostsining 0oc half Aero. ,lors Or less,
ouunic., OH froat BY COn;ru Street, North BY =.
Attaway's lot.sS.uti by Mrs. Buuley' . lot, Ee.,-
1t present occupied BY john Shihal
TERMS.-5sld on credit Of twelve. months,
with ntsrest from day Of s,le except costs VI
suit which must be iu cash, (the purchaser haTing
The privilege Of paying the whole amount in cash II
lu. So ie,rcs, Purchasers will bersauirei to give
Bonds with ct loast two goud sureties. to secure
tho purchass money. Titles tu b. paid for sxtrs.
ssPoa.os.lon Sivene On tho 1st day, of J.u'y
next. q. W. CARKILE, c.Rk.p.
.Cumrs Office, Olt I2, AL
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The Rebel says that one day last week
pretty little Georgia girl, dressed up in heaiIy
fitting1niAe habiIaincnts, appliedt to lisuten-
ant of Gen. Gist's command at Rome, IA, ito
be enrolled and mustered into tho Confederate
service. Her request was complied with,
and she was about to be sent out to camp,
wien some one, suspicious of her sex; aug
sested that little ruffied petticoats md q more
feminine occupation than that OF the manual
OF the piece, would be more appropriate. She
was accordingly. as we learn from the Rome
Courier, sent bef0re Gen. Gist; to wh6l., she
confessed her sex, said she wa, fsorn Gaines-
vile, Ca, and that she'hadthe coascnt of her
parents to disguise herself in male attire, ,,and
entcr the a7roy to revenge the death Of ber
brother, who, poor fellow. was killed in Vir-
ginia. She was sent to Atlanta under escort,
but has since made bcr escape.
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Gen. DEAUREGARD.
Domestic Cloths.

Among tie proceedings of the Legislature
on the last day Of th- recent session, WIRE :ne
following in the Senate:
A mrssage was received from Governor
Bonh,m, enclosing letter from William
Gregg, E.q., President of the Graniteviile
Manufacturing Company, offering to sell to
the State of South Carolina, fnr-the beneht
Of the poor Of the State, 10000 yards OF their
rood. week, at Government Price, which is
n nop sl.lO per yard-less than half Whist The
goods arc selling a. M,
Mr.. Harrison Of: red resolution, which
was agreed to, th4t the Governor be author
iz.d to make arrangements with ar. .Grcgp
for the purchase Of domestic cloths. ,o-he dis
tri.u. ed through the different Bosrds Of, Re
lief Of Soldiers families,
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l,sath of Maior Loudoa Bu,ler.

Deep gloom again perrades our community
Its brightest gems are fast drrrpitS away. Uhder
,h. ro N one Of eur citizens, liea the t'loes body
Of W,LL1Ax Loupox BUTLER, so well known III
osr, ,nidst-and 50 we'll beloved. Ikls young
soldier. the hera son Of hero father, was Major
Of III. lath Rogt Louisiana Vslsutes:s; and Was
baptized in blood, martyr to his eoantry's eau'e'
en- the roll field VI Chieiamausa. He fell VII
Suna.y the aots September mhils leading hi.
Regiment, he being in command At the time His
r.u,i,s will be this day laid by the side Of those
of 2pwARp JULIAN BurLrn his youngest brothor'
Who fell so gallanuy 1t Malvern Hill.
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Mrs. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres.
Mrs. VIZ GooDnAs, ses'ry.

The Yankee papers are nearly Unanimous
in declaring the draft failure From their
accounts it is evident that they have raised
more money than men; and it was obyiors
from tho first that if the alternative WAS rre-
sertcd TO the people Of that country, of either
exposing tllcir preoouecarcasses 10 the chances
OF Southern bullets, or paring rbre" hundred
dollars il greenbscks. that every drafted nian
who by hook Or crook could raise that SUN,
would buy himself free.
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Matters arc getting mixed mp, considerably
in Ohio. 4 row has occurred at Selanon be-
tween the Democrats and Republican,; one
Republican, WAS killed; fnrthrr bl'odshsd was
anticipated. At Dearf:cI.l in q disturbance, o
Republican was killed. At Eaton II Dcn,o-
cra:l,: procession was attacked by lie Rcpub-
licans !; the assailant: .rsre put to fight (;
4 delegation from Camden willie attempting
to remove all obstruction placed in the road
by the Republicans came in contact Will. a
body Of Republicans "a fight ensued.; son,e
six Republicans were shot; further difficulties
and more fighting in hat locality arc boxed
for. These troubles are brewing in vari"us
portions of Ohio, and so badly scared are tile
Republicans that they will resort to exlfaor
dinary measures to carry the election. That
they will import soldiers and voters into the
State, there is no doubt, while inmates Of hos.
pitals, all of which are full, will be givenlib.
erty to vote.
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Free pea,.,s in Chickens.

NoS,o.s tperhsss the thieves are white; "ts
knows p arc wedding vide RON in our eoramu-
nifty. Ealds are nightly made upon the fowl
hou4es and smoke heuses Of our ctixens--and
with brilliant success. WAcre is the town coun-
cay Whers is the patroli
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Cavalry fight a, Robinson River.

GoRDossy1LLE, Oct lO.-Gordon's cavalry
attacked the cncmy's picket guard. at Robin
son river, this morning, driving them from their
camp and four miles beyond, on the Culpeper
road, where, after show Of resistance, they
fed. We captured one hundred prisoners, in
Guiding two Surgeons and one Captain, also
their camp, &c, aud were still pursuing the
refugees when onr srard lett.
Two negro prisoners We're brought in this
morning, They belonged totbe HomeyGuard
Dr Fairfax
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A New Regiment.

e The Ct .-leston battalion, with the sanction OF
The War Department, has been consolidated wf1l-
the lst battalion, S. C. Shsrpshocters, to iorm,a
Regiment, Of which thc brave Lieut.. Colsncl +.
C. GAuLARp will be Colonel, Mnj JOSEPH AL
xkr, Lisutonaut Colenel, and Maj. ]. 4. ELAxE,
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For the Adrertiaer.

The Edgefcld Village Aid Association acknowl-
eiges the following douations; Col. F. W. PIcK-
Ems, $4,000; Mrs. WALTER NICHOLSON. $40
Col. DUNoyAS7, So; r. II. MINs, S5 and bag
of Cotton Mrs. ELIZA Mias pair of Socks.
We arc to meet atths Hall Oh Thursday, the
18Th, ty mako quilts and comforts for ca. D, l4lh
RcsiInout.
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-D1sp;ofi. i.Diptherss sils sin Jacksds Ga iaugast
22d, lSsa; Httfd sAEBfEs daughter Of u AXIS R:

-D,sb;of .Dipther;a; ia JacksGss CD tiAagast
22d, 1888; Tittid Sable daughter Of sJlHRs ;N
aud Lnur.A NJ. McCoRD, aged years, lfpenths
aud J d.ys. -, -. -. : -
Jesus, tts.ha. bandifa 81 fhiae4rt.a yFipsrsra,
b : ken a. othrr beautiful and <ndsr plant Of
life from t5is.csH isit and uncongvnisa fsltsats
of earth, and transpsntod it in that richer soil
nsi hcalthi.. climate alloy. whore. tksre,sare n"
shilling winls Of Sairea and psin; me- hIl ping
frosts Of. dis.a.e AID 7d.sth:s re suJs and Bios
SONS to .droor ,mi- ai. :s.ns fraist. wrbor and
fall Wha, hxpp5 transinoif honi lsud sf rim,
sorrow and dextt,t- Ian iof psrT-S sli Nowhere
saint, ims -.nl reisn:in righteousness, seSce An
ioy fore, er. Th.r'stsS youhx a.I sAe ,il, cd.
through .he bi.od III Je.us, hsst 10 live ai, sing
s.a's 3rai.e :t.fns y. hat bls,stI atpe AMI
comfort tc tbs. Em' mr!her osl fs'fsr "a -tnow
thar this d.sr little lnrb, thouYS eat Af sight. is
not lest, but sately sh-lter.d .fsroas Of the reach
faithful Shepherd win, ere long ,iE.lter. them isy
If Ih,y but hear hi. voitn ana fslfsw Him..
"Father, molhor, weep no nors; -.
Christ to Je.d ha. gone beforo;
In His srinS th. LAMB DC Go': - -.
Follo1 H.nand Him adsEe. e.. -
Br request, 1t becomes our aolsnn duty ts
Srius to puhlis nolis.f our d,pAra neirhbor.
GEORGE-N. FREE. sos Of GEnRaE pnl &AEsr
FnBK, of Edgef,Il Distlics This .Hastf fyouilx
,nnn Was born tho 5th May 1856 snter'd ths SER
vice 5,h Aug. 1851, ,snd was killed ipttsn.sneoas-
ly Oh TIE 1st Jaay 1865 At ,h. hard fought battle
If Gettysburg, While ~spnteadisxs ~braNsly fer
S"urhsrH Independence, by ,. bail piercing him
through tho bswsls. ..c.,s. ~ - : 81.
Tho suhjest Of this notice vsS,ssb member "
Capt W. l.. Ster cns' Co. K, 14ts. 3. G.. RsEinsnt,
and. from the eourss of lis csnduot he Ysiued the
good. will Of his Company, both. officers and n,sn.
From child hs-w.s calm aud suhaissiye,. aud
quito moral in his goneral depertn ent, and atAn
early ago beeanoa member vfthe Baptist Church
at Gona H,re; and evar, .essn amidst I. .boiste-
rous camp life, seemed to, aiorn his prelession by
au. upright walk and cpmely nserss tisn. Ties,
nhile NC .ympa,d1e with his bsresysd relations
and friends, NC encourage, them to be resigned T.
the will Of Gci, believing that their loss is his
eternal gain. :, ., -. ~. :.
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Ey-Ths Petersburg Express, of tho 7,a inst,
learns .iat Norfolk, va, had been evaeus.od by
beensny. 1t is sold that there is not n c.rpo-
.rars guard len III tbs ancient borough, and but
for 4hs -yes.nce of onc or txo dismal lpss;ne
eeanbo4:. nhich lie anchored in the stream, eur
HJssuak people xoah foei Foo again.
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Ceugressionai Election.

Our readers will bear in mind that tho time
a1ed at the late session Of the Legislature fo- the
e!re,ion .. members to Congress is tho 2s.h Of
. she present month-Tuosday next Let every
rotor IN the District turn out on that day, and
oom+ lnsnt the pre,ent worthy incumbent, A0n
". D. SIxrsos, VI Liurens, with large rSte.
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State of. South Carofina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICTS
MEQUITY.

7N EQUITY
Ambrose Whittle, Adm'or, J .sBak fo, ,s,< of
G.. Land, pqyaest,ef
Nancy WAi,tlo, etal. Debts, d..
DYvirtue Of an order of tho C,urt id this cause
AG will proceed to sell ON tho sprsufixcs On
,TUESDA Ys'ths t7th November next, thu REAL
ESTATE of Mark B. whittie, Esq.,, described In
tho pseadings, conniniDg F>ur Hundred Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Luke Shith, JS.
Miller, .Emanual< <Whittle and others. ies
Said Lands will bc sold in two separate Tracts,
the particulars of which willsbc gireu on day Of
sale. s-,- -: ees- .=.A>.i -
TERMS,-S0ld on a credit Of twelve months
.froinsdsy Of ssie, rithihrefest from date, except
as - the sum of Ono Thouland D0llsrs, and p
suairisney tofay tho costs and sspurass Of tbi,
suit, which must be paid In Cash. Titles extra.
S>.sz.,W. .EcARwILE, c.I.s.p.
: Comm.rs Office; Oct 12s. -,1z-ESs s6s Al
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. Il, 1853.

faersnse ia eur rrice of Subscription.
F..a anl sfser this data, sntil further notice,
ear serm. Of subssrip,ios will ne $3.50 per ann"r
in advance. Tss hisa price Of paper sna every
tain. else, esmps's as to make this adranee.
Assast 9Th, 1898.
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z =
IHOreSSmCDt.
9IIGAnQ'iss DEPT S. e., Ga. lSD FIX, ;


.Cainl.l.,fvs, .Ur,pber 1868.
Sp,cht. ORDERS - =
..Ylif hese1igcnciex of Jhs service repair
n; The i,nprcssment nfllanspoftatlo'l a'.;iiiaia
in this Military Department, tho Gbief Quar-.
terlh,.fer is charged wiz this duty. e'i: will
take i.niedaIe steps f'r collecting bJi:" rrtss
.ncnt five hundred artillery h:r:e: and tN-5n
Rive hundred transportation snimals. His
su5orainstes will be .instructca 10 exercise .
whole. o.,e discretion i,i-'be performance -os
tbs duty e1empting: as far as praclic- hle, an.
n..'s ilsed exclusively for pro'essio"ai;or az,
ricuirIrs purposes. and to govern thcr. selves
stric,ly by the requirement of General Orders
M. 81, Adjutant. ana Inspector General ;
Office. Confederate States.
bY COMMAND oi
Gen. DEAUREGARD.
JuHN ". ORGY, 4. A, G..
10 Mi Hursos LEE, Chief Qnarter99;astar
IT,dnr this authority. Major Roland ishett
hss heen ordered TO impress one hundred sr'
tillery hore. and two hundred andihty trans
pn., ation au:m.ls. We suppose that tkt MIN.
ncr will be divided among the several di"trice
above Columbia. .s-'
Mclean; hat at present only pleasure asrsr:
ATE taken. Tho.c used for agricullursl ane
professional purposes vii! not he disturOee
but rs last rcsource. We think our ir'eud'
| i'll the country bringing provisions to to~5
need have no apprehension Of being troubled
H. -Harojnian
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eB- The prospect of tho f.ll Of Charleston Is
uush l.bsteG m Esyl.nd. Tho Editor af the
Army and Navy Gszett. say. Ru..slI s.nnst per-
ceieo what great military aiy sntags sould scsrus
trom.the captsre. s55 - - ~.
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Administrato ors' Sale.

sDY>vir.uo IL aan order from, . F. sDarsoo, Or.
Ea binary of Eiseaeli District, T. witfiprecstd
to seli at the literssi'isnce or MARY PADGETT,
rler'd., on nWEDNESDAY,, the 2stirdsy Of. Cato.
b,r inst., the personal Estate of said deceased,
consisting Of = ,;Ss,+.s
tive. LIKELY NEGROES,
:p'.- Two MULES, ONE HORSE,
FAT. AND STOCK. HOGS, CATTLE,
$50 Bushels Corn 'zz
- - rwheat, Oats, Psas, Podderi. "a.
Onn Road Wagon, Household and Kitchen Far
nitura, Pisntstion Teols;. 90. ...-
= Terms niado known Jn 'day OF sais.
WILSON P4BaETT, Aam'or.
tI2 2s ~
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Wanted.

r WILL pay the highost ,rket prie- fer twelve
u hundre'i (T.U0) husheis.of good CokN---ssvcn
hun red l.. be delivered at the pl,cc Luuyht Of
James Murrell, Esq, aud i've hundred t5 no 10
the Village. A. g. TEAGTE.
Oct Is If 81
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Fer Congress.

We hsys bses autSer;ud BY she ,ffiend. Of tho
Hon. W. D. SIMPSON,. ,.of Laurens. ss announce
him Candidate for re. electinn.to cousr~as from
this Congressional District st the nox. elaetish.=
sspt. 90, tos 81
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ESoUED, aui l.f. at this onice, Sun OF
Il MONEY, which he owner can have .by
proving property aud paying. for this advertise
ment.
Oct12 IT, Al
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HEADQUARTERS.

49, Tru REGIMENT, S. C.. n 49,
GnAylrnylLLs, Oct. 10Th. 1858;
DURSUANT To srdsr. all n.lss from i6 10 Sa
Il, year, OF age, re-theroby ordure1 tor by md
appear at the Oil Wells, Oh Friday, tho 1sd INIT
Ths 0Iioerk Of Beat cumpenNe (the officers At
home highest in rank, will prepare lsts of the
na,ue. vi ALL eorseEs xithin their respce ire Bea'i
from l6 10 90 years of aye, and return t. NO .un
Or i,eiurs the above stated day. 1n> vnieers in
command are charged to he yory pni ;ular in
10 81 ycaro.- By order Of -,
60 JOHN BLAND, Col.
Oct 20 zts a
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@-"A FuaLouaHxp soInIER," and "Pub
L1us" will appear in our next Issue.
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
LNEQUITY.
Sarah A. Burnside mn 6,.I,. p.u,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-14

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
Highly Important.

Some important movements are taking place
upon the military chess board, which for strategic
reasons or SOM others we are requested to with
hold from the public. We should not be sur
prised if somebody. before many days, was
superseded by an officer who will move upon the
enemy's works.
In this connection we may add that there is
unusual vigor and activity being displayed in the
War Department. The approach of LEE toward
Washington makes the Government feel quite
uneasy for its personal safety-hence the neces
sity for a new deal and vigor in tine conduct OF
the war. We we're forbidden to notice that
General HOOKER with a large nlmber of soldiers
were moving to reinforce RosEcRANs, the object
of which was to withhold so important informa-
ton from the rebels, but HOOKER had hardly
started upon his journey when the intelligence
was published in Richmond. The movement
now on foot is probably being discussed in the
rebel capital, and If it is not. its publication to the
world. in all probability, would not make a
feathers weight one way or the other. but some
very distinguished people entertain the idea that
very mysterious airs are closely allied with great
meas