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Deserters Arrested.

Three men calling themselves HEsRr G. NAL
1os, S. g, KELLY and ]. McCuLL"rcH, wore
brought to tho Jail at this place ON ysstsrday by
Citizens PGIR, Hronps, S~EAnlsgFx and BoL'
7es. They at irst prevsricated in their state
,nen;s. bat u, length acknowledged that they were
Alabama Ccnsr;pls, had abscondcd from the
Camp Of Ipsiruc,iua ncsr Richmond some weeks
ago. aud had made their way on foot 10 t!.i1 Dis
.ricr. .Ghcy will be taken in charge by LIEUT.
ScHIRxEn, Of Col. Pnrsrox's department. They
seem ed to be destitute of all means, and gave rs
reason for their dcacrtiou, that they were badly
provided and badly treated. Th, may or may
no. lie 80. At all events they arc in limbo now
and will be regulated accordingly.
Tho watchtulncss Of our citizens j, 10 be cem-
mendcd, and shoul,l b. initiated by others when
ever occasion offers.
MILroy yand MCCULLOUGH rsprsasnt themselves
as frsm Coffee County, Ala, aud KELLY claims
Dale County ALL OF them belong, as they 'ay,
to Capt. BosnAn's Company, Ord Alabama Reg,
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Taz Muxlros.-rhere is 70 longer doubt
but that this Yankee monster has zone toihe
bottom nf the Atlantic. on the coast u! No:t!,
Carolina. The intelligence waR confirmed by
Yankee officers who canr up TO City Point
Yesterday, under Gag of truce. They say she
vas accompanied at the time Of her disaster
by tie Parsaic, ram built after her model,
which escaped the fate of her consort by
throwing overheard her entire armament.
The found ring Of this vessel is of itself q
great Irss to the Yankee navy. 1t was con-
struced at great expense, and, being the first
iron clad. was, in a manner, the pride OF the
nation. Still, with their thousands of work
men and lllimi;ablc resources, they c'ud
sprrdily have supplied her place. Bat the
real hurt consists in the fact, that by the dis.
a'Icr her mo.lel has proved failure. The
number OF vessels bull; and to BIZ built sitter
her model: may answer for the defence Of
Northern llarhnrs, but can never be brought
to bear against The seaboald cities OF the Con.
trderacy. They cannot live in the open sens
- Richuon Examiner.
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The Home Of Peace.

week ago. it was said tho clouds were parting
and the dawn Of the adreut Of peace wss begin
ming to break. But tho days lass "n and the
sloum Of night 10 s,ll upon us. "Gentlemsn MAY
cry P.nrs, PrGe-, but there is no peaee. How
prone are ne in this Ipstter TO
"KO-p tLs word Of promise 10 tho oar.
Aud break il 10 tho hope."
Gen. EaAGG'I victory turns cut TO be drawn
fight. Tho numbers uf The enemy increase sud
denly on avery side Of w. The cry is still, :" They
,Dmr" The deceptive light or false dawn DIS
arpe.rs President DAVIS himself sees no PROS
psut OF foreign iltorrontirn The war is incre1s-
ing in magnitude. The foe abates not his enmity
one ju, or ono title Ns,her side arpro1imHtes
nnal triumph svsr the other: It is night, un-
,nitiga:ed night.
Per Coutrn-Tc repeat what ne have orce be-
fore said: that the best hope OF coming day. is to
be found in the life death struggle, which re-
.lly sssAs fastening crisis, between tho Black
! pu-itans of the North and whatever Of C"nserva-
,i.m is left in that misguided laud. In tho mean
time, the South can do nothing else than stand se
her arms, NTH determination that res's upon
Right aud il kept nlivs by DGtg to country and
Doyption to principle. Thus standing, che may b
oYsrrun, but can never, neyor DO suhJugatod
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Mns. ASx.17A S. GOODMAN.
For tho Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.
CAsr GRlFrlx, jth K g't. s.

CAsr griffin, jth K Ct. 8. c. II.
Atamocting of Company F, 9th kcgt, 8. c. r..
called to ray the last tribute Of rcspect to The
memory of two Of its departed mombers, Sergt
ouArrLzsrx acting as Chairman and GEO. GAL.
rHls as Secretary, tho following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
remove from time to eternity two highly esteemed
members Of our Company, Serst. JNo. NJ. WHITE
and Private WYATT HOGAN, it seems ct, that
VIC should give expression to our sorrow for tho
loss Of our Companions in arms, to our sympathy
with their families and to admiration of their
homes, patriotism. Be it therefore
R..oired, That Sergt. Wnrrs and Private Ho-
aIs had gained the respect aud esteem of this
Company by their Kind dcportucnt and ready dis
charge Of every duty, and We therefore deploro
their departure as grierous loss to this Company
Rssoloed, That uo offer our honrtfelt sympathy
to thoir widows and tatherless children.
Reaolred, That our comrades aro entitled to tho
snme gratitude ut the hands of our country as if
they had fallen On tho field Of battle.
R..olrea, That these proceedings be cent to the
Edyefeld Adrsrtisor for publication.
Tu. QUATTLEBCA, Chair.
HHo. GALrHIr, Ssc'ry.
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IDOnlinus Do-AlI,1

This gentleman in'erfores with alI sorts Of en-
terprizcs, social, religious, political and military
lie is perfect Harpot, unless he has the biggest
ang.r in every pic; and if ho can't be DOm'nu'
Do-AN, be straishtray becomes PaHpit" DO
Nothing. Tho abominabls fellow ought to be
"put out" Eet every man do what 'he can, and
hep and encourage others to do the Same. Do"i-
nns Dn-.4N is the pruriant offspring Of Hodern
Srlfsnns.s, E,g., and has tho wit 10 comprehend
several propositions OF bis own croation but stu
diou,!y shut, his eyes to the only one, fair con-
,i,loralinn of which might benefit both himself
and The ruhlic, viz: thnt he isl jhckas' Of the
first water, citizen Of tho lrwest typo, aud pa
lrict Of enthusiastically diminu,ve proportions.
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ss.Kca,Ss SournsaS LApIEs.-"e uncer
o,.nd from one who has beon recently snh
;ec,ed 10 the humilia,ing ordeal, that al Ia
dies who pass through Suffolk for our lines
With permits from the Yankee military au
thor;t,es ct Norfolk and Portsmouth, are sub
isc ed TO most rigid examination at Sufi'lk
rne creature selected for this business Is
viIlainous haggish-looking old woman, who
.lor,es in beng the widow Of the notorious
John Blown, who met 80 just fate on the
yallows at Charlestown, Va. Ladies are Re-
onired to divest themselves OF all cio'nlng
ave their cbenisettes, and even their shce
arc no, uufrequen,ly taken of and a., surnea m
aide out. During the search, old Mrs. Brown
indulgss in lengthy dissertations on her ex,
n.,,ness a, ,he business Of searching, and
b5a.t. in santslizing manner, that no con-
,r.,bsnd article, not even the smallest iester'
has ever escaped her keen eyes aided ny a
massive pair OF silver specs. She manipu
ties indus.riously every hem Of the garments
which passes through her bony fingers, and
then dismisse, her victims with some insult
!. !. r,,nark abom. rebeldom aud secessla.
s.irelT, nsusht but desire to get out OF the
!,.,e,l Yankee dominions could ever reconcile
h:.h horn, apirted Southern ladies to submit
.rc:h indiEuities at the hands OF one ot Lin
: J,'s mos, base aud hated suhicc;s.--i'et'rs- rs
+ 20 Express.
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Fell on the Field.

Another brave youth is tn be added to tho list
of thu lanentod dead who have given up the!r
life's blood for the csuso uf the South. Private
WAsulXoYor WILLIAMS of Company a." 1th s.
c. ", foil in front OF the foe on tho 18th Docsrn-
Der manfuly doing his whole duty as q soldier .!
the South. Cspt. HAnh1sox speaks Of tie de-
coased In the following terms OF warm approval;
" I feel it my duty, az his Captain, 10 give hiu
praise for his many gallant deeds. A truer and
braver soider never diod. lie WAS always at his
post, ready and willing to do his duty" Phi
frank eommendation Of his commanding eflcs'
nay tond, in. GONE degree. t" alleviate tho sorror
Of hi, be,enved family and friends. The deceased
was shot through the breast and died instantly
bis budJ WAS buried by bis comrades as decent,
a, circumstances would permit.
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Bo,p TaLK IN TUE NoRTnwEsr.-ITo lliI
moi. l,rrer., johnson and Sheensn-ho'
tI.norra,s-we,e letely released from Fort
W.rr.n. after many months Of incarceration
a. & .ssusnected traitors On their return to
Chicago. they were serenaded by the Demo
rra,a iosre. johnson made speech, III the
Course of which hc said:
Talk to me of The battles OF France ana o
tho tyranny Of Austria, l tell you there * nc
cnun;rv on tn. face of the earth where tht
same tyranny exists; where the same mora,
1epravi,v is exercised in controlling innocent
men and depriying them OF their freedom
loud cheers Ii you undertake, to justify
va art. of this Government, and to defend
ia usurpation. of power, God made you
slaYe in advance, aud you are not mt Tor the
freedom that belongs To man. Loud aho
continued cheering
Shee.nap concluded his speech rs follows
Gentlemen, thank you for ,h'd demon
stra,ion you have made tonight, and hope
,bas tho revolution in the popular sentiment.
shich took place here in November, Will con-
linus. 1t liberated us, who were bound II, ~
the hastiles Of this country, and hope IT VIII
atill 20 on. know you are determined that
j, shall, will every Abolition violator OF the
law. from Abraham the First down to the
meanest reptile that crawls, shall have ceased
to pollu,e the Land with their vile. unnatural
deeds.
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The Army in Tennessee.

We learn that General Bragg. headquar-
ters arc at Winchester, Tenn. but that he de.
signs All immediate advance to Tullahonls.
The junction Of Forrest and Morgan las done
much 10 repair his loss in men. Bragg most
evidently gained the victory on the 3lst, the
Yankees were scattered in complete rout over
the surrounding country, and their guns and
kpap.acks were sirswed for mi es on TIC roads
leading from the field Of battle. Such is the
rcpn.t of the inhabitants.
There viii be plenty If time tn repair Our
lJssc. for Ro,cncranz has been unabl. to pur-
sue and is as nuca or more cut up than his
opponent. He has, it is said, gone back to
Nashville, where be is likely to rcmain until
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14
The Soldier Relief Boards.

Gov. BoSHAN has By Proclamation provided Tor
the temporary continuance Of The Old board',-a
thing which va, left undono BY the Legisl4turs.
The following Resolution came from tho House to
tho S,na,e IN the evening Of taking reeen:
"Re,oired, That tho Commissioners of the
seyeral Relief Boards, 6c., appointed under an
Ac. entitled " An Act to afford aid" DC, ratified
Tho o1,t Dec 1861, be and tho snine arc hereby
continued in office, and appointed to discharge
the duties and administer tho relief provided hy
tho Act parsed It tho present session, @cr-the
appointlncnt of said Commissioners to continue
until the udjournmcnt of tho present session OF
tho Legislature, and ten days thereafter"
This resolution was considered By ,onntors Sc
riouslv Questionable because i. continued on the
Boards some persons Of copscript nge in droet op-
position TO an important feature Of tho late Act ;
It was therefore hurriedly moved to lay it on the
table. For one, We were opposed to this action
aod gave notice (which was all that could then BIO
dune) that II tho Resolution were not thus dis
posed Of We w.uld offer an amendment in the
shape Of the following provso, viz: Prorided 'kut
tho Representatives. from each Di''rict 'hoH mp
point other porson. on said Bonrds in tho place 81
az a, liable TO Confederate con'eripfo', '0ho
.aaH continue in o6scs uatit the Boaris 'haiI haze
been regulurig organized under the Aetno" g force
The Seus,c however laid the Resolution on the
table, and there WAS an end Of tho matter. We
only desire 10 make this statement to show that
some Of US in the Senate were aware of the omis-
sion about to bo mnde. We do not know, however,
that IT ha, worked any injury to the cause OF Re-
licf.
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A Seasonable Winter.

Every ono speaks in praise Of the current win
tor up to this date, on account Of its frequent cold
snaps 80 veil adapted to the swing Of meat. Tho
farmer, and hou,e-keepera, generally, are report
Ing successful use Of ssa-cosst salt in curing
bncon, and hare been assisted materially in this
rosult by tho favorable season. quantity OF
mont will by consequences be saved and tho eoun-
try will be in that rospect far better situated tbsn
it vas yenr ago. Wheat too is coming on slow
ly and surely under the atmospheric influences.
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Good People.

There are some doar good people in this world
as much as that ancient Establishment is now and
then abused some who seem to realize tho sacred
uld te1t ait is moro blessed to give than to re-
ceiTa :"-soipo rho know how TO distribute Of
their abundance in such kindly fashion as to
awaken good thoughts aud good sentiments into
neunes, of life, whore callous philosophy Wal
perhaps beginning to instil too cold an estimate
Of human WORTH With the new ysar these kind.
ne,ses hare doubtless risited many of our read.
ers, ns they have us. From ono, two, tree di.
reetiun1, NO have felt their balmy, genial inauen
ces, and hereby acknowledge them most thankful
ly. Thero ore good people in this world, let rhc
will say nay.
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The BATTLE or CAVE Cl1r.-Fro7l one o
our exchanges we learn soms particulars o
the battle Of Cave City, Arkansas. Genera
IIindman, with 1000 lnen, matt he'd from
Van Durcn, Arkansas, to attack tho enemy
who wero posted, $4,000 strons ON the other
side OF the mountains. The Confederate'
were the assaulting party, and the result Of
the hgh, " as the giving way of the enemy,
with the loss of 1000 killed and wounded,
two pieces Of artillery, forty Wagons of stores,
including s, loo suits Of clothing and 800 pri
soncrs. The Yankee, re.reated twelve miles
to Fayetteville. General Hindnan having
marched with but three days rations returned
{, his depot with tho spoils no had capt,r d.
His loss was 100 in killed, wounded and
missing.
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CHATTANOOGA, January 9.-The Rebsl pub.
lishcs the following dispatch from all official
source:
WrscusrHR, January 9.-Morgan's report
Of his expedition shows tEo thousand pa
rolled prisoners, several hundred Of the enemy
killed aud wounded, aud an immense guam
tity of arms and property destroyed. For
rests report shows l,30O prisoners, 1000 of
the enemy killed and wounded, an immense
quantity Of arms, ammunition and stores de-
stroyed, and his whole command splendidly
equipped.
Our operations at Murfreesboro, including
the capture of $500 prisoners, besides 1000
captured at Hartsville and around Nashville,
summing up 10000 men in less than month
captured and sent to the rear, thirty cannon,
5000 small arms and 1900 in the bands of
troops, and 900 wagons destroyed, aud mules
and harness secured. The .enemy's loss in
killed and wounded is estimated ct 10000,
including / Generals.
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A Priced Compliment.

No incident Of tho season has sr'tii.d tho heart
Of the wri,sr 80 deeply, az the complimentary rots
tendcrod to him (for Congross) by Capt uAsRI-
sor's Company, Of tho heroic old Yth s. c. We
have not words to express our appreciation OF
this mark Of approval from thRs distinguished
.uuree. Not haring aspired to tho position in
question, VIC shall yet as warnly cherish tho vote
thus received a, If il had decided that election in
our favor. Content with thiI kind manifestation,
and not wishing to interfere with any mans po-
Utica! prospects, no stand ready TO applaud tho
choice of tho Congressional District, believing
that il will be a proper and julicious one.
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Visiting Home.

Adju'ant CARvlLn, of the 7th, and Adjutnnt FHn-
RsLL, Of the 18th, are on brief wish to their
friend. at home. The former, ro regret to say,
na. been quite unwsll since hiI arrival the lattOr
hss the misn OF a usatherbsaten veteran.
Private w. II. ADSRr, of Abnsy's Bntalli"n, il
also here on brief respite, looking rell-pr''ervod
in every respect.
crsgrot 10 Gay that our old friend, ". LEsE-
scuuLrs, who hns been With tho 9th Reserves, is
confined to his cottage on tho hill BY painful at
tack Of rLsuuatsm. We you'd VII be glad to see
him OUT
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Capture OF New Madrid.
Especial 10 Is. Jaek.on ApyeoL.]

GRENADA, Jan. o-'Thc Memphis Bulletin
of the lst, sag.thsl Nav Madrid he's heel
rvacr.tcd. The magazine was blown up and
all the deiences destroyed. Gen. jeff. Thnmp
son, with strong force, was within lnuI
miles The pickets came into town. The
Fedora! forces from N.w Madrid have gone
IL Fort Pillow, and are fortilyng.
The Balletn says the information is def
mite from Island No. 10. All the guns wer'
spiked but one. Six thousand pound, o
powder were destroyed. The men were e
waiting for the first stcar or, to cvacuae.
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A Health to Masruder.

The mails bring us good Eers from HAsnrDSR
and Texas. That gallant warrior has evidently
tsken hold OF his Western command with will
aud proceeds to assault the foe with rsnsesncs.
cheer Tor tho Luue Star
health to MAsRuDnR!
And God speed their blows
't1ainst tho vandul intruder
The country expected to hear something refresh
ing from that quarter and has not bsen disspuint-
cd. Fill up your glasses high with any thing you
can get, aud drink bumper to the cause in
Texas.
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The Southern CultiYutor.

Please refer to the short but sufficient advertise.
mon. Of this faithful old journnl. It still stems
the terrent Of revolution, aud still holds high tho
banner of Agriculture. Will not Tho planters and
farmers Of tho South sustain the old veteran !:
Our agriculture must weather tho storm, or We
are ruined people. 1t is surely as little as every
small mite Of dollar gear ~ udrunce for
tho maintenance Of journal which has dono 80
much and is ready to do much moro for tho cause
Of Southern Agriculture.
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For the Advertiser.

The Antioch Aid Association with pleasure re-
turn thanks to Col. VIZ. GRaos Tor the amount Of
money he forwarded them-being bis half on the
contributions they received. ar. dhEos is de-
serving sincere gratitude from the pooplo Of our
District. for his patriotism his generosity and hi
heartfelt sympathy toward the noble and worthy
mon that spillins their hears-blood to achieve
our independence. The funds that he has given
to tho Ladies' Aid Societies, will mako many .
needy soldiers heart beat quicker, and bis eyes
beam with tOar, Of happiness, and he will roioics
to know that while he ia far from bic home Sight
ing for his eountry,-deprived Of every comfort
that 10 necessary to tho welfare Of humaa-beinss,
that thcrc arc those at homo who nrs ever mindful
of hi, wants aad necessities. Mr. GnEae will
rank high among the senerou, oAes upon whom
tho brare soldiers will pray He.1ens rarsst bless
ings to descend.
Mrs. D. D. BRUNSON, Pres.
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The Great onfedorate Success in Texas


The Great Confederate Success in Texls
NATcnEz, January S.-The following .iii-
cial dispatch is taken from the NatcLcz Co't-
rter, Of the S!lI
HEADQUARTERS, GALVESTON, Texas. Janu-
ary l.-To S. Coopcr, .i9iaMnt Gcnc,ut: !:
Ihia morning, lst January, at s clock, We
attacked tho enemy's fleet and garrison at
this piaco, and captured tho later, and the
steamer Harriet Lane and ;wo bark5 and a
schooner Of tho former The rest, scne four or
five in number, escaped ANONYMOUSLY under
corer OF flag Of truce. We have abon. six
hundred prisoners snh large quantity Of
valuable stores, arms &c. The Harriet Lane
is very little injured she wa' carried by
boarding FROM Two high pressure cotton steam.
e-s. manned 10y Texas cavalry aud artillery
and the line. The troops were gallantlr COM
manded by COL Tho'. Green, Of SibIey',
Brigade. and The ships and artillery by Maj
Leon Smith, to whose indomitable energy and
heroic daring the country s indebted for the
,uccessful execution Of a plan which had
conceived, for the destruction of the eHemy's
fleet. Col. Baelcy, Of Sibcy's Brigade, also
commanded the volunteers from his regiment
for the naval expedition, in which every III
Ger and every man won for himself impcr>h
able renown. ! am, sir, very respectfully,
your ohedient servant
(Signed) J. BANKEIEAD MAGRUDER.
Maj Gen. Cumm'dg Dept District Of Texas.
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HeADq'RS AMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
December 81, 1862

December 81, 1862
G-aeral Orders No. 1873:
l. The general commanding takes This oc-
s4,i',u to exaress to the off ,.rs anl AL lir.
&C the ar,ry his h;rs, uppr' riallor Of III" Fnr
,;:als. vnl..r j devotion yed 10y them.
a'hi b uad.r he blessing Of Almighty G'd,
have aided tt" victory 1T Fredericksburg To
,ha long lis. Of their trlamphs-
An srduors march, performed with celebrity
under MANY Disadvantages, exhibited the dis
c;pline and spirit Of tho troops, sni their ea-
gerness tn confront the foe.
The Immense rrlny Of The enemy. cnmrc-
ted its preparations for tn" attack with mt in
rerrnpton, ana gnve bnttle in its own time.
and On grnrud of 'rs own select n.
h was encountered by less ihsn twenty
,hon-and Of this brave army, and its columns.
ccu4Eel and broken. hurled back Mt every
lin. with such fearful slaughter. .'that e-ca:'r
ir,.n entire destruction becsm. the b 'sst. {
lt.u.e Who had advanced i'll fall coni!ien q
: vict ,rv.
That this great result was achieved with
l,ss small in point Of nntnber:. only sus
u.nts' the admiration with which the Com
nauding General regards the proves OF the
.teoes, and increases his gratitude 10 i'h'
wh hath given US the victoly.
The war i. no. yet ended. The enemy l.
still numerous and strong, and tue country
demands of the army renewal os It's heroic
ii r,s in her behal! Nob'y it has responded
10 her call in the past, and abe will never "p
peal in win to its courage d patriotism
The $; Snal manifestations "f d vine 'n"r'y
I: tia: have distinguished the eveu'u aud vl'
rinus campaign ,t rhe year just closing, S'V'
pssuranca of hope that under the Sn:d +"
tie saline Ami gh:y hand. the coming yea
will be- NO lpss fruitful of events that will en-
sure the saf''y. peacr aid h"pp'neSs "l "n
beloved country, and add INV ius're !" 'h'
,!,t-ady ims-r,.halle na;ue :i the Army 4"
Noltaurn r:r.in:a. RE. LEH,
General.
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Mrs. r. B. DsroRn, seet'ry.
THE New GlysssoR OF Souru Clsoty,

The New G,ygssoR OF SOUTH ClxotyA.
We COPY in another cuuma from the
Charleston Mercury, very just MOTTO Of
Gen. Bonham, tue new Governor of South
Carolina. Gen. Bonham's services il this
State at the outset Of the war, and hisknoun
feelings Of regard and sympathy for ar peo-
pie, jointly make his selection at this ajhnctnre
especially acceptable to Virginia. Re is inn
bued thoroughly with the spirit Of Ibis war,
and we are assured will lend everyaid in bis
over 10 its successful prosecution b, ou.
Goyernnens-Richmond Enau:ur.