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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-16
United States of America
DlsIRICr OF lIDpLE TENNEssEE.-No. l

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. ~.
MTHEREAs, an information has been llod 10 the
w District Court OF the Unitod states for said Dis
trct, on the Z3d day Of July, A. d. 1853, by John
primbIc, tsq Attorney for tho United States for said
District, on behalf Of the United States, against Two
shares OF Commercial Insurance Company Stock, ami
the following lots with the buildings aud improve
mcnts thereon, Of which one John 3. johnson is the
0WnUr, tO-wit:
Lot so so, In the plan Of the city Of Nashville on
TIE coor of Cedar and Cherry streets, ga said city
fronting l2lH ieot on Cherry and $50 feet Cedar
street.
lot NO 20 n the plan Of said city, fronting 50 feet
on Summer street hl said city.
Lot No 40 10 tho plan Of said city, fronting 81 feel
on Cedar street in said city
Ancdgug in Eub6lanco That said property fpfzcd
ON land I'm said District, and is Liable 20 o0udscation
because said owner was 90 the lat day of January
1858, engaged u aiding and abettng certain armed
rebellion ggliut the 6Orerument of tho United States
not having returned t0 bio allegiance 10 the United
States Wiuu 60 days after tho rroGanalio OF tho
President OF the United states reioued % ia said
Information,
NOW, therefore, in obedience totho monitor of the
Court, under Che seal OF the C0lr 90 mo directed Bud
delivered 1 do hereby give public notice % uIi por.
some chuhlue SAID properly or knowing, or having
anything DO say, Why The same shoud not Doe cons
dCmncd ns forfeited, That thUy Dee and appear before
said District Court 90 De held 40 tho Federal Court
room at tho Capitol To- The City of Nashville on The
ION ay ui ortoher 1853 thtn and insrt iutrrpoae
mrr claims.
ID GIAaCJCK,
g. Marzhal Tor Nlno District olTmuesseo
luy-S-lit
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NOTTCEl,

NOTICE,
fIyHE PARTIES no TH FOLLOWING CLAIM,
Z died with tho Board OF Claims. 70 lhs Capitol
are hereby notified shat the Docket will be taken M
for investigation follows and they orc rrquos. I'd
20 represent with their witnesses
friday, august "a,
samuel y McCouigo, AulrcW Madden
VIM A. Whtjset, n. W. Stokcs
w. }. Drake, Am lulknor,
Jamls Uiounol, Gvlr-o Scruas,
A. j. Dun0m Blne BENDER.
saturday. GDgusg -.
y. A. ha,ti-, Matthew Alton.
%. Shutc, N. 10. uImIl,I
w, G.. Sc nmphelI john r,yIrr
j. L, Manlo'e, Frank Wilson
Dennis Conner, Anu Land
MONDAY, august II, 1869,
Thomas Johnson, Rouori Cnruthers.
W II Hagau, W Il Hudson
lanes NJ Murrell, Honry Moenvs
Mrs Olivia Payne paIIEtrnttou
David O.. ioys, ". n. Oliver.
Tnesiny, august IS.
" b. a. Ramsey. John a. Ponalefop.
WAS Fal,in, Insane HospitaI
Peyt pa kos 'oc, hrs. Dcliah rcmusf
Hanson White, Henry Burnett
Blind Hospi'uL Jos Ambrose
Wednesday, August 10.
Nashville Female Academy j. b CoNIty
\ W ONerton, James Wray.
James 4. Aioeurs T. C,ini CHAM
Almira Hudson, Ina % M hifa
Oryille Ewing, VIM. Ni1kns
Hbursdoy, August 20.
John A. Cummings. Josiah Ferris
VIM. Me,vin, El labeth Raw,
Edward Molyon, NJ Fitghuph
VIM T. Hagan, r. w. ELEPHANT
james Dungee, WIN. p. Hay
Friday, August q.
W. L. Ellistou, n. Icvb
W. j. Mari Iho7 H b. Kimbro
Cook n nuWues, frhu T shormats
w. j. Cover, Ellen louug ondU others.
Mr.. Mary r. Brown, EIlistou IS F,ans
Saturday. AmuuaV aa
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STOLEN, July oath,

.7-a CANNED FRUITS, MACKERug Cove
t4siSSA Oysters, Lob5tes, Tomato Chtap
Pepper sauce, Pickles, Ground Pepper, Allspi.'
Mustard. sparkling Catawba, Blackberry aHl Ginger
Wines; Cigars and Tobacco, haiHiua, Primes Al,
lond5. Candles, Eresh butter 800 bushels ifiel
fruits; Sugar, Coffee, Batter Crackers Cshe ga.
dies, Starch, Soda, Baking Powders QuI ioasl
MaCaroni Vormicoli, Harina, Taploca, oi., r't A
the lowest prices. 1. N, RHODES W.
No. 90 Union street, Nashville, Tennessee
iulyi7-ims
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From Tcssessee.

TuLLAnoHA, May 27:-A heavy Reconnaissance
Of the enemy advanced this morning to Iooycr's
Gap, and were repulsed by Bushroi johnson, who
captured a dozen prisoners.
The enemy urc making many maneuvres, which
'arc supposed tn be for the purpose Of creating the
belief that Murfreesboro' is being ovacuatol.
All remains quiet hero.
Mr.. Vallnndighsm is still at ShO'byvi!le. Whilst
as an exile, he is confident of kind treatment md
confederation from q generous and hospitable peo-
pie, he desires to avoid all public appearance or
demonstration ; anil to liye in some retired place
as n priys!a gsn!smau-fu'ly sonsible that as IN
"alieu enemy" his residence III tho Confederacy
is solely by tho generous consent of the Gov
eminent and people, till no Gun return safely to
his home.
The story regarding Mrs. Vallandighsm's in
snni,y in The North, turns out to be a fabrica-
ton. She wrote last week to her husbapd urging
him to continue steadfast TO his principles. VAL
laudigham after his sentence wa. kept in close
confinement, and communicated with only by the
Federal staff officers. Disgu.t and dissatisfaction
pervade. the entire Northwest for Lincoln and
his administration; Tho whole country is ripe to
throw of the hated YOKE.
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.n.etnrrr.i SuIIiers.

Monday lat ocins sale Any. there was a consid-
orab.c sp;ink!ing Of citizens and soldiers on the
Old Court House hill. We had the pleasure OF
greeting = large number of noble soldiers from Nir-
.,inia and elsewhere, now at acme on furlough.
Capt: Hurress, "f Co. h, 9TH kcE't; also Nh
rhouuaa:s Lanier and Mr.. Charles Limbecker OF tho
same Company !. Richurd Turner and Mr.. James
Mathis of Co. I. Tth Regiment. Sergeant Munro
Wise, n. L.. Griffin, Jack Ellison, Mitchell Glover,
.John Msys. seLron Do!oacb, and John Lagrope
of Co. 1. 2na s.. c.. Cavalry. also Lieut.. Jshn Shaw
of the 10Th, and Messrs. Odom aud Harris fr0n
the Coast.
a universal welcome to those gallant spiris'
We suspect that there has been a wholesale mas
surre among tho ".uttcl calves" lately. Ii not
there onuhf To have been.
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ar- We tase pleasure in publishing the follow:

IT, We take pleasure in publishing the follow
ias appreciativc and feeling tribute to the memo
- % thc late Col. ARTHUR SiAKISs. 1t is out OF
a. ~,r;yeJe letter received ut this office from Mr.. Z.
KExsr, one Of the. esteemed proprietOrs OF tue
Ei.sicli Advertiser. rhis gentleman is now
with the army before vicksburs:
DEAR DvRlsor: or late. my mind has been
c.ns.an;ly recurring 70 yon, to the "rphaned Ad-
~r.,ti.er. 7 WIS ps;nol and shocked to hear OF
our bereavement. Can it tn possible that ARTHUR
siMxrss Is 10 m0re? The joy of Society, and
the life Of every movement looking to beneYo-
lence or Improvement, it is hard to realize that ho
is numbered with the pale denizens Of tho Silent
City. Genial as the sunshine, kindly as charity,
lsnient as mercy, buoyunt as hope itself, with the
iuspirst!on Of 0erjas to invigOrate thought and
make it beautiful, he WIS all that could DO desired
In a friend, q co. partner and an Editor. 4 pup
patriot, a Statesman and Orator, a Poet, and q
marvel Of ready writing, he flied a place in the
public estimation, which no pther may hope to
occupy. But he is gone 10 tho spirit land. He
b,s left ",roops of friends" behind. They will
hand his memory down to posterity With tender
car. and y wise discrimination. May the sweet
est flowers bloom over his grave, and may those
stricken ones, who lived In his heart Of hearts, be
most precious in the light of our Heavenly Father
b. ...S.-. . $780, E. K.
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From, the North.

RICHMOND, Juno IA special to the Chicago
Times, dated on the field at Vicksburg, Saturday
night, at 9 o'clock, says: No lighting to-day.
Troops resting from yesterdays assault. ouF 70:
pulse was complete from al parts of the rebel
linss, but no Encouragement need be entertained
of our 6nal success.
We are entrenching md building rifle Pits.
Our cavalry sent towards Canton ascertained
the whereabouts of Gen. Johnston's forces.
Our loss on yesterday about one thousand.
The ia'cst special dispatch to the Times dated
Memphis, May 9th, snys: Our forces were re-
pulsed on Friday at vicksburg, but another
steamer from the vicinity o. Vicksburs on Mon
day arrived to-day, and reports that Grant has
captured every rebel redoubt. The fighting was
desperate.
Tho rebels rolled shells down the steep hills,
exploding amongst tho Federals, crca'iug fesrful
haroc.
The same dispatch says that fighting was going
Oh furiuusly when the steamer left.
Fridays attack is declared to have BEEN very
s.nguinury. Tho National loss was very heavy.
The rebels fought with great GOODNESS and dcsper-
alton, rosorving their fire until tho Fedsrals came
within murderous range. The rebels, however,
were driven back by main force into their last
line of entrenchmen's
There was much hand to hand fighting. Tie
Federal loss was five thousand. The rebels used
hand srenalcs when the Foderals attempted to
storm their works.
L. is reported that one or two corps Of Banks
army have reached Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-An arrival from Pr
nulnhues, with dates to The 81 ult, reports .rent
destruction among the Federal vessels by the Ala-
bana and Florida. She mentions among the de-
stroyod ships ono India cruiser, Hatch, Hero,
Charles Hill, barki Henrietta, La Fayett:, kttc,
Cairo, and schooner King Fisher.
Two of tho ships were loadad with tea, aid
were very valusble.
on the eth, snys TINT Gen. Lees army is in mo-
tim. Tains are moving towards Culpepper,. fol-
lowed by hcuvy columns Of troops.
Lee has Issued an address to tho rebel army.
IDTC501loWiuE u kIhuu hofciuoHe nv W ~"
A council was held Mt The White House on the
18th in reference to offensive movements on the
rcbels in Virginia, who hive been for soue time
threatening Hooker. The council expresses the
opinion that the rebels are bringing up al their
forces from Charleston and North Carolina to
make an aggressive movement. In Wow, hOweve',
of tho publicity given, these threats seem designed
to provide for the defence of Richmond, and TO
deter Hooker from making another immediate
advance.
There was q riot on Monday night Mt Harris
burg, Pa, between tho negroes and whites. Tic
cause is thought to grow out of dissatisfaction ON
account Of the delay Of tho Government in not
paying tho soldiers.
The enrolment under the c%onsoript net is pro-
ceeding in Now York city, the negroes being e;-
rolled with tho whites.
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Call at. Major Bryan's and Enroll your

- s-.H+. . - - . a.A 49,
TIE Lincoln warfare is assuming another phase;
the Yankees arc attempting raids on n grand scale,
and with q holiness scarcely credible in then.
The object Of their hellish designs is now to cut
pg Supplies ami destroy the means of sending re-
io!Yrsen.uls % pyr armies. Should they succeed
in t;.if, it would be doepiy diesstroH' to our COM
mon cause. Nor ia this all. Our hcdS solla tf
laid waste our towns ana villages laid in ashes {;
our manufacturing establishments destroyed our
yoveruA4oa sto.as captured. We should hear tho
shricks Of wom,n any children in the midst Of
devourins' Aimcs, and find tho homes Of brave
soldiers desrcyaloa by. the polluted footsteps Of
those who have no regard fer Gge, sex or virtue.
The time has come when every man 10 called
upon as a Patriot to be in readiness for any emer-
gcncy.
We ere glad to state that some Of cur citizens
are already uay;ng in this al!-important matter.
Propositions for ga mosn;sa company hr local
dofeuco" are now lying upon the dog 2f our
tuwusnan, Majo- B. c.. BRYAN. The list is nc"
opea 49d already has upon it a goodly number Of
reliable uamss. npsepair to Major BnYAS's, fellow
citizens, aud put your nac,cs upon that honora-
BILE roll. We understand from a reliable source
lhat Gov. goSuAM will arm all companies so
rsised.
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5000 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY or stolen frum me IN Saturday
ID night, sO,h May, my Negro woman KITTY
.rd bier three childreu BILLY. ELLEN and PAT.
Kitty is about 30 Years I'D, upper front teeth out.
Billy 90 years old, low, heavy set, also lost his
frcnt upper teeth. Ellen 1s years old, very
likely. Pet II years old. a pert likely boy. No
donS, they were dacoyed of hy Kit.y's husband
- he Is runway. lIo was raised in Bullock or
Emanuel county, Ga. He is no doubt making his
way il that direction. Elias, the husband of
Kitty. i, a very black, suiky looking FELLOW. 1t is
may have passcs.
The above reward will be given if they ara de-
livcred to any Jail so that I Gun get them. Ny I'D
dress is Fruit Hill P. o.. EdgcEpld Dist, S. g.
FRANCIS, w. ROACH.
.Juno DIS 90
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Fisatiug Joe Hooker at C~harccllors-

There is a raecin The. History of tee can
naira I. at u Minated in. the bate cs lha"-
cel!etsvile Wh;ul has never been witt cli-".
p,ge that. SITS forth Hooker in Ills true'c"lorS
a. tile most dastardiy OF the many EraGaart::
the Yankee nation has. furnished d"ri;g tins
war. We have the facts from suct' a source
ihat ws-n4h.s.ta.ingty svdhcl for their ab.o
lutte Authenticity. IL wilt be seantl.at light
ins,Joe Hooker" the great palaain CT the
Nurth, sought in the hour Of danger 10 shield
himself fr.In; Confederate shot behind Con-
Tolerate pes'icna's!
svhen the Yankee army suddenly made its
80; earaI. &c ri Z; ancei.or,vi!r, four Freaer-
icasi /. lis Mrs. ;F11, he's, lte mother u Mr..
.iGha .Fylhe>, la,c member Of tue Legislature
lru !; F..rqnirr, M4<s k;Me 'f.'rhes, and t"t'
oti.trs-wvr" in lhe l"use which gives ram
20 The locality. it"uSrr refused 10 pern'i'
rtai:i 10 c"liic into clir lines or to sei.d idci':
t,'.ie rearaf his "wr. On Ike morning "i
Su..iay. tbc.2d. OF. Max, wuel. he great bal.
H.. had becn irsuu. al @Lca the Cul.t"erat'
line was drawn up.wi:lin i've Lua,ir-:i ,aid.
1t tue house. the dis again applied to lirok'
rr, who was st.ndii.: III tie perch mnd r!'-
,rcmctLi'n not wantrniy 10 expose their ilve>:
hut to reri:..t the IN 20 90 to a p!aee ot safety.
tiis he refused, telling thin that Genera:
Lee would io. fire UPON the hoalse SO long a'
they were in it.
They asked tim if he supposed that Cen.
H.. Mauiisrmk tt:e -,.iyty vi. lis army, a"d
y. i,a,~ uftli. Confrdrracv, az ac:ru.t 81
G lives OF two or. three women. Nv ell,
her, T., ed" he l;dn;r f~i.uuion FREDERICKSBURG
u dsr.i.rila. circlms. aces. lie t1el cr.t' req
tlr laalles"t1' so III srNirssnd Stew !'re'use'.e :,
il Ike l~a!ennY. wlcre they would he in .l.l
vr.y pf eur ~hu!e !ilenl battle. TJ'e .a''ie'
cheyed, bug SCARCE. ind they ge:'en npoti t''
laic lily before. q cannon 5!;ot struck a p'.iii
o, the rorcil Il, low, against winch t1o''HrI
was le.hiT'E:: 1kinuckiug him 10 lha ground apc
injurn.!;n, it is believed, very s%cversitt'
In the next c. ou!ent a shell catered the To
ani.set the house. On Gre, AL was now pa
ic and confusion. aud Hooker, @i:nin.g .;ka
tie zr-scure-uf- thu ladies' wss not likely tc
~y,rotect his precious-person, Ordered them IL
TIE rear, and took care to send then ~ a
isate dirtciiy across eur iine,cf fire. By =
miracle ;hey escaped nlilurt and hove SINCE
Lean permitted to rc;urn Ia il:cir friends.
The, Il usz coa,:iaed at the time OF lis
hnrnihg. $50 wounded Yankees and tiite
C~o,sedcstas, one Us whom was d Licu'snai
Colonel. They were al burnt alivc.-k'eh
moud Examiner.
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$50 Reward.

WILL give the usual reward of $50 each for
4 tho apprehension and delivery to NE in Camp
of the following n'mcd deserter. from Company
D, 9Th S. C.. Regiment, Jenkins Brigade: Private
JOHN FORD. who deserted May. the 5tb, 1862,
and Private BENJAMIN KIMBRELL, who do
sorted September, 10th. 1852.
Said JOHN FORD is % years old, S feet s
incses high, blue eyes. light haiti, dark complex
ion. He lives four miles East of Graniteviile.
BENJAMIN KIMBRELL is Is years old, S
feet 10 inches hiGa, blus eyes, dark hair, fair
com p~le1ion. He lives at Bath Paper Mill.
BY order JonS BnArroS, Col Commanding 9th
S.. Regiment
Capt Gu. D, 9Th S. C. V.
Camp near Franklin. Va, May 22l. '63. 4ts22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
Peace Couysntiop in Albany, N. Y.

We SOC that q great peaao convention Is to be
held in Albany, y. V. On tho 81 Of JUNE pro1.
Let not our people deiudc themselves with tho
hope that any immediate good is to result from
that Convention. You can never gather the true
intention of that nation Of swash-bucklerS from
what they s@y. Whether therefore they really
desire peace, or whether this ~ oAly another
grinace Of these Msrry-Andrews remains to be
seen. They will meet, ~palaver, pass resolutions,
glorify themselves, and then adjourn and there
it will end. It may be that they hays grown
tired of the old songa, "0n tn Richmond" cana
conda," "Crush out the Rebellion" Short,
sharp and decisive" and wish to vary the monot-
ony by chanting an anthem to peace. II may be
that they haYe fallen into the hopsful mood Of
Sir John whom he INDUCED in that v%irtuous mono
logue, "Oh that I were o weaver, that [ might
sing psalms &C." Who can tell but that chanting
j psalm to peace might improve their morals ?
Even their case may not DO hopeless. II so, We
have no desire to mar tho innocent amusement Of
a the great unwashcd." If they will /" forsweur
sack and 1.-Two clcxnly," woll and good.
Tho avowed principle upon which this convcn-
ton is to act, is the reconstruction Of the Union.
Noy If these mon arc in earnest in desiring pcace;
if ta-y tlitk Inst they have stepped their hands
deep enough IL their %bYSllsrs' blOod-hands that
would "the mul,itudinous seas ilcarnadinc,"
then we desire to say to them, for the fortioth
time, that they arc laboring under IL profound or
ror Cd this Subject They are undertaking n work
that can meyer be accomplished. Peaes'and a re-
union Of those States is simply on inpO:sibility.
The nan who would attempt, it would be torn 10
pieces by tho indignation of the people. We arc
resolved upon war just us long as they insist on
that Union. It was to shake OF that hated gov
eminent that we took up arms, and unless thatbe
accomplished, VIC will never lay them down
ro5or rs long as Southern women bear men chill
dren. TO that ED We have poured out Dur best
blood, fought the Onemy upos q lpn9rcl battle
felds-ayc, and whipped him t0o-and lrs roady
to meet him on u thousand more.
The port Of Charleston is still open We are
not starving (; ve have arms in our hands, o half
million of men in tho fold, unlimited credit in
and by the help of God, we shall yet
Z, AXE tho foo bite the dust.
But ii, .GfQss. should order it Otherwise, sooner
than submit to thai gbSsrpIE,ent, wo will make
one grand mausoleum for our women and ahil:
dren, and our mcn will perish on this hOnorod
~. .fJ'tt -
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Late News from mississippi.

Especial Dispatch to tho Mobile Resi'ter.]
JACKSON, May 2S.-Gen. johnson and Gov
psttu, have to-day issued an appeal to the people
of Mississippi to come to the assistance of the
State.
A call /. made for all 20 organize as companie,
Of cavalry and infantry to servo for ninety days.
No company is to consist of less than forty mcn.
They ara to Export to Gen. Johnston.
Some Yankee hospitals in the neishborhocd OF
Bakers Creek have been taken, and over u thou
sand wounded men paroled.
TPriv.to Dis ntch to the Montgomery Advertiser
MERIDIAN, May 27.-Mnjor W. B. MATTHEW'S
News ha. been received, from Vioksburs up to
Sunday evening. Fighting has taken place every
day. On Saturday a tremendous assault. wa, made
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niiieers Visiting our Town.

Ws understand ths. Lieut.. Col BRoWN, OF the
Lamar Artillery in company With Lieut.. LAKE, OF
the same Regiment, has been on o visit TO "Rose
Conoge." WO nre glad that the gallant Colonel
had SO fair l ~,pectusp of Edgefsid hospitality
and refinement Our, to%n il also enjoying the
honor Of II whit frnm Capt. CLAYTON a bra'e
Tenuessccan,, painfully wounded in the battle of
chancellorsviiles and unable to reach his home'
now in possession CT tue Yankees. He IS s"jurn-
ing With his hospi'ablo kinsTopaa, Mrs. BogL,
WARE,
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Railroad Accident.

Tho Augusta Conssitutioualist of the LIST Iays:
"a train left this citysOn Saturday with Gen.
HamptOn's negroes, from Mississippi, on their
way to Columbis.f About miles below Augusta
the two last cars in the. train become detached,
anil remained on the track, Until the passenger
train from Augusta came along, aud ran, into them,
killing eleven and wounding several more"
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Rejoice With Us.

within the pas; week. the rain, so long delayed,
has fallen in abundant aud penetrating showers
filing Ill hearts with joy, md promising tofll
the whole land with plenty. Alas! that we can
rot say with plenty and peace! But let us BIG
| thankful and hopeful nevertheless.
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Latest T.,ccranhic Dispatches,

Jus, as Wa 90 to press our courier arrives from
Au ,ustn with the very latest Geographic des'
patches. We icfsr our readers to our Special
News Column. Tie news is somewhat scant and
vague, hit sufficient to fill US with high encour-
ugonsnt. The Star of Hopo,. which, in our Yves
terra horizon, has Of late bcen not entirely unob-
ssurcd, now rises over Vicksburg with its old and
wunteG sp.endor.'
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SHOCKING 0UrnAar.-Just as we go:.to press,
(says the Rome Co%urierl We are informed Tint tho
Indian named john E. kaik, so long, known in
this county, was on Sunday evening last, forcibly
seized and fastened before n hot FIRE prepared for
the purpose. md wns'lefr there without clothing,
until be was literally baked and burnt brown. The
perpetrators of the decd are known. but havc no,
yet been arrested. Their leader is said to he a
well known desperate character in the upper par,
Of this county, by tho name Of a P. Tite. lie i,
= man Of n~Osorions covetousness. but theft OF
plunder does not seem to have been tho object
for this inbuman act as nothing was missing from
the p%ramiscs. except a little corn meal. We will
have full particulars in our next issue. :
Read it again and again, before you raise your
hands in holy horror. Ter6uam sap!-ED. ADv.
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by c"ncentr;. ting most Of the enemy'a cannon
upon ',no point. Our btaaatworts rero. broken,
and the enemy entered in considerable numbers.
They were terribly roru!xed, almost all being
killed or taken prisoners. We captured their
banners in nur works. Our loss thu. FAR is be-
tween two Spi three hundred. Tho onemy admit.
o loss Of from fifteen to twenty thou,and.
T.. NJ. DILLARp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
June3
Notice.

IN obe'lisncc to orders from R%egiment"l Head
4 quarters, I hereby notify all members of my
csmmand. ON sick or wounded furlouxh. that they
will hereafter he required to furnish Confederate
Surgeon certificate Of disability. regularly. All
those faiiing 10 comply with The above noiiee, will
be considered rs deserters. and treated according
iy. s. HARRISON, Captain.
Com'd's Gu. A, 7th S. G. Reg't.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

@s- We have been authorized by mn"y friends
of Col. THos. G.. BACON, to nominate him a
Candidate for State Senator from EaseGsld, 10
Gil the vacancy therein existing in consequence
Of the death Of The Hon. "A. aNklNs,
May IL, 10 10