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prisoners at Camp Douglas.

Among the prisoners brought up by the
aag of truce boat, en- last Mondays were some
from the West, who have been confined at
Camp Douglas, at Chicago. The very sight
of tn. poor fellows is enough to strike pity to
the heart. We wish the Government could
hear their tales of suffering and distress, and
we hope that they, will take some step to lay
their grievances before the authorities here.
Camp Douglas is worse than the Hole Of
Calcutta. Not, satisfied with putting our men
TO death by suffering and torture, the Yankee
demons have taken to poisoning them! The
little things such as peas and cakes, that our
poor prisoners would bay out Of their few re-
manning cents, had killed a number Of our
men, and on an Investigation being ordered
and the food Analysed, poison was plainly
detected, and its presence admitted by the
Yankee surgeon The authorities tried to
e1culpate themselves by laying it to an, old
Irish woman who was permitted to peddle
cakes among the prisoners.
The death of our meu at Camp, Douglas
has been appalling. Que of our prisonerse s
Inmates that in the short spaceof three months
there were over seven hundred and fifty
deaths. This was caused by a combination
of causes,-the low. wet and marshy situation
of the camp. being hslf in water; the filth
and vermin of the place, and the long and
des,,ste confinement Of our men. In fact,
some of the prisoners who came up. by tue
last flag Of truce had languished there for
nearly two years, and their detected, sorrow
stricken and emaclated faces bore testimony
of more than all thov told oftheir suffering.
The suffering to which our brave men have
been subjected by the demons is. enough t"
melt the heart to. tears, Even in the cold,
winter. when our prisoners were teken. there.
from the West,-in midwinter-they were
thrown into prison with nothing more than q
n,llet of wet straw as q bed, and without a
particle Of clothing to protect them from the
cold and piercing blasts aRd one who knows
ANYTHING Of Western life knows how ~feaffully
thew sweep over the f%rairies. In all the cold
our men Law exposed to the storm-cold, and
sbiyerinr. and benumbed. A sold snow storm
came, aud tina result was that twenty-five or
thirty of our men actually troze TO- death: We
have this on reliable authority, and the story,
is substantially confirmed, in every particu-
lar. by an-account which We published some
time since from the Chicago Times
On their way from the West, our prisoners
were still objects Of persecution and maligni,
" Of the Yankees, and were made to- travel
two live long days without Q morsclof food
Tbev left at Camp Douglas about two thou,
sand prisoners, who were to be exchanged,
and were leaving in bodies of four and FIVE
hundred. It was hoped by orr men that
they would soon be out of the 'cluschesFof
the demons who have lorded it over them
with a tyranny and cruelty worse than that
of the dark ages.-Richuond Examiner
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, Rear With us.

It becomes our painful part to beg the rsuders
of the Adrerli.er to bear with US in our oxtremi-
,ty for paper. Ne have patronixed only ths Bath
Mills for q number Of years. 1t WAS our own dis-
srict establishment and we stuck to it without va
ration. 1t was kind ant, TbssraF to us in return.
Blu, It has boon destroyed, while an order from us
WINS in process Of manutaetnre. We weru just Il
-litt;s too late and il cannot be- hclred. What
vo nro to do, isl matter Of doubt as yet. We
have applied everywhere, sad hope to- mako ar
rsngsmonts to continue o fullSsheot. We bsepeak
the indulgence OF our frienda' in thsso unexpected
and dificu!t straits. =.
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T6s TVS6IfS aDensSS5sfasEc5y:.5 -

Tho Richmond press, "ths Augusta Chrsniele.
and esh.r papers hate been for sYme time hpot-
ing trio iiea nf aay,uoh split In the North West
srn stat.G Is VIII rsddund to the benefit Of As
southern :eiuts. The Mobile Re7i.t.y looks upon
the. matter in . dirsreut light aud. regards. with
goat hspe tho uphearing eff tbs dcmOcratis' 'p!
pusliiasIn in thatT portion Of the bid aUniaa.. Tie
rRsyister. ses4 tho question from. . bsttsr atan1-t
point lsndcis ,doubt.ess rn"ree cn~rrectly iutarm med
upon tho rsii Sre.tbt ssntimeht'sf TtAs Democratic
masses If the. North West. II gould seem to be
beyond 4 doubt, that h~ostiliy to- LIscprs's adj
ninistration' il steadily on the increase inNhat
part Of tho aps's d.minio nb. But Isyths RieH-'
mond papers, this does, not mean frisndship To-
wards thu South. tWhatsysrit may mean,yiti o
practical aiaihs and abettinkof the Cause OF tho
South, sai is =. least thus far 10 be accrptsd as {
" prspitionr wind in our sails. And when 10 look
70 hs.rhsiiysubstania rsAsousfO ,snoWsdfriend-
ship ana imity bsitwssa. tho'saath iddsthe North
West, it s;.uppt surely 30 unwiie 70 r%snstTae fhs'.
srnti-Liucoln dsuonsirstiGns into . :~positive IA
voriug q southsrn Independents. We hsSs etsr
thought, and still think, that there iss bright
lightto beam upon as from the Democracy Of the
North West. Tie furnishings of popular ssnti-
mont which reached ,us some weeks ago hsrs died
away for the nones, only to como with renewed
power uponAhs second.fre. Let. rs look for 1t
and hope f0r:it;-to do TO-: II NO idirrust of our
own ability. to .onqust opr. ind.pendenee;=-iti.
rather, an,'incsutive to strike such quick and tst-
.ribls blows rs will sscure tho friendship ,sna AZ
the embryo policy of our material aRiet beyond
poraaventuro. In the mean time, lot the North
west.bsgiyon to. uudsrstandthatths South, Wills
IhS courts no aid, . Is rssdy to accept such over
lures of alliance as-shall not DO incompatible rith
the Independence Of tho Southern confedsraey,
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Weather and Crops.

The past wreck hay bean clear, genial and snlm'
-eminently adapted :, farm PURPOSES The
wheat and oats iook we'll, and corn is coming up
tolerasly.. Ground kas been in good -order for
plawing and farmers hnvo made the nost'of il.
Iri.h potatoes are generally up and groving. Eng.
lish peas are in full bloom-soWc pods nearly full.
The woods are white With dog-w"od blossoms and
pink with honey ,uckloa. The leaves Of the oak
ire forming rapidly, and even the valnusis bud
ding. The wild. crab perfumes: the air, and the
thermometer has reached $50.
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STATE oFgsogTH GARoLIEA,
-. .,.;- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

100 81 ~
~ EXECUTIVE pEP4RTMENEE.
s e. -, :. COLUMBIA, April lS, 1885 IS
NxJHEREAS, tho present. supply Of prothiaas
w in. this Stateia .e0ededr &oI Tho, sub}iatence.
Of thespsople thereof nna the seldiey OF the Cons,
lederacy shsrsin /. Andghsrese. tits deamsa Ia
port1nt topreydnt tho; taxpprsstien Of tho ,lane
sosspeculstioa5;7ts y - - h~N5E, j 80 =. 81 *
NDx.,thersn I, GMILLEDGEeLe j., ROMAN,
Goycrnurhof ScnthyG arolinA ,eky syirsqs Of The.
poxGnsestsd in me. undnr ths Ceps,itptisn, 81 this
State, do issue this, my Proclamation and forbid
all persons, for thssspseelaf=t thirty, Digs from THU
dste, f,um exporting; beyond tha.lim3ts- 81. this,
Statet ans. salt bacon, hperks hapfs cora, treatEs
wheat, -four, rieecp1aAA,o or. potatoeA. q Ths toLoH>s,
iuss perSons as,e excepted. ivi1 Qasftefzpsstels,.
Cominissarieuyand other x~guntsaf tho uGonfefsr-.
40. Goxsrnm ant ; purc issias sproyisipns fog 5hs
army, who muztA1hioitisstistaetofy esidepfe OF,
their official character aud. authority; 4pef.9ps
from other Staten who patrhssc4or their ssxR 9ti..
sste use and consumption and H9trf.r reseleY yhq :
shaIp make cath 10 that eGscthefars rhe psxensE-
istrssp pYeviuuEtolha removal. oil, the attislesgst-
Shuea, which sosth tho thsgittrste shsA, pressfye
and furnish far tho ,uss OF tho solicitor Of; ths
Circuit ~hsn required; 4. agents 9f c~eunties, towns
eoruoratiso.. sand ,Srlaisrs' Boards Of Reiisf,rrsf.
Other sta,ss Win. EXHIBIT sMiLae,sry proof of ihsir
authority. to purchase such protisioas in .behsif. sC
such countess towns, -cotporxtions Or spldierxs
Boafda Of RaliHf for .pue|is sss or for distcihq., >.
ton at easts and cksrsssp and not Tor Isssls,ei
profit. - - 4
Salt made by npnresilppts and eargoes eater
ing OUR ports from ABROAD are yelep q excepted. y
It Ia sujoin:iupon MI shoriasf + ma2istsates aud
constabl.s, and I'll good :~cit<ens. are zppcalsd taa
To- aid, in tho enforcement Of. thi. sgrSciagaten,
and aisto Of TIM ACT OF tho Gsnsai AlssmbaH a.
titled ..An, ket- 70 enfpres 4uy Procismstian. of
tho sovsrnorD prohibiting the sspertetioP a. PRO-
Visions" tatiasd~thes tensh dsy3 April, AID.
Given unde. my hand and The ssall. 81 ths.
s.atc, ate Golunbis. this eishteenthsa.ySs
Fl. 81 April. an. aaa thousand eisht hnndr3d
q aad.sixtg-thres Il MIL RaNHAA. .
Wa. B. HGSrr, ,sseretary: of;ssste,. d.,
Aprill 20 Il L. I6. =
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Hamburg Items.

Tho Augusta CO".titutiOnalat, Of tho 2l's says
e A man was run ovcr by 8 train Of, cars, on the
s.. @. Railroad, in Hamburg, on Saturday aight
last, and had bis hand cut of.
Yesterday afternoon, a party of men were hand
ling a pistol, whom it fell from husbands of ono
Of, them. the bpokshot with which it vas loaded
passing between the legs Of i've Of the party'snd
entering tho ankle Of the third. :.
After diligent inquiries, We hare been unable to
learn tho names of either of'tho injured parties /;
but understand they arc not dangerously hurt"
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The Duly crate.

We arc late IL acknowledging an exchange
with this new and promising paper. The negli-
gence Was unintentional.> 1t affords Us pleasure
NOW to 'teitify to its worth, and.to~mention tho
Confederate as one Of the lucky journals that
have enough paper to continue publication as
usual, despite the Bath Mills disaster and the
growing rcsrcity of materials.
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.ATEST NEWS.
Late from the North and West.

, Late from the North and, West.
JACKSON. :Miis, April 20.-Gsn. cbslnsrs ha,
g~all.u:ly repulsed four thousand. Yantses COM
prising cavalry, artillery and infantry, upon the
Csldwater. TIE snauly reiterated In great haste
and confusion, Chalmers pursuing ensrgsticslly.
Tho roads were very heavy. car" nen- behaved
we'll, though many rora FOR the drst time under
Gre. Tho snemyislora ID unknown ;pur lost, one
killed and six wounded.
A npeeial despatch to the Appeal, states OF. au-
thOri,y of tho Chicago Timss Of the 18th, that
there will bo no Immediate resumption Of hos-
tilities against Charleston.
Tho Chicago Tine, say, that the entire Monitor
hoot ia to be sent to the Mississippi river.
Gov. Curtin, of Ponn'ylvani., offers tWenty
thousand militia to protect Washington.
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From Mississippi.

JAcK,os, April 2o.-A dispatch from arsa.d.,
the Goth, aay, that tho Mississippi st..Ass,iu has
fallen slsysn feet below the highest point. It foil
twenty six nchss, April 18th
Gunboats, with transports, towing hsts or poa:
icons, with skins, hsro gone down the rtyer.
Gen. Chalmers is marching On FuAshog. with
g force Of infantry and artillery. He is on Ii.
north side Of tho ColdHater,
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: Child lost or Stolen.

, A LITTLE NEGRO GIRL, absut three yssrs
"A old, disappeared from ny Jssd, about sus
down on Monday. the i5thsiust.s Said child va
rather Light, rsery white tsstha legs rather more.
croossdihaa those of: no1 shildtAp, fthaiak tssis
SSSy: = y sa Thea ssfIs sssy ssssssh ssssse 81 g ,tSisii.
HUNDRED DOLLARS for hss deliyery.4 30 ;ss
,hree miles north Of Riohafdsonvfls., r,s~,t-ts.
,2,= -,s4 & JOHN. aRGFFITH
Apr 80 = s~sts! s~,, ,rShlf =.
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s~batticrdeid Irems:

; Tho worthy P. II. -(alshouEh We .end our pa
per to all district P. Ms. gratis) insists upanpay-
ing the subscription price. Thank yoa.
BE says " Farmers are bu'ily at work plant
ng, coru-very fsw planting rsttOn-whoat md
oats are backward but look premisipg."@
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GBT4sVy.AKY .

DiRb; Of 6 pssinbd;s Group, sA6rshe .7da &c.,
THOMAS GHESEF, teidesr ssf ofi M.aaJaamayHaH
Z. WxLrs; agSd'a y6ss,r' lo1nsnth6andsa dsyH-1
TRs feig destroyer dsath. fseaAshtiyffD inahisr-
case, ,selscG Tor hfs 'vieahr fas!stoutszt adxstkidfs;
md most intetsstfIgi ,6Ftls: 1fpJT. aock7a Litats.,
,ToaMr, 1pto shiS tMSsHadiscascsiSknosI esatttT
wsstote ri6k put BIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aud osS6f fstdf dHsasG Eha fns tsH, Stort hours =
after .wss sa.tehed Jfrom tho fond sm6raes8f y:
loving tnofhsrN and I'M SbssAt 5sihefj Sadntaksnt p
.hsixofid Of tpifiti: YsssS fGSd pSts6ta3t the 1pfsis,
of your lovely And ilfdetiouatsE 4itse -b5yis uoga
in Hassen. Our blsaisS Ksde6ansr SsidS' s66ds
little ehiidrtjn 70 come Iht6- me- 6nd9 fofnidahen7
nor, for Of Jduh u thS7 TEinSaon,of HsasSn:st'h
he msnifestsd such CREST suxiSty andtovs fur
them Wills ene1nbsrid Isah, hnfG hesh'i.vhss
may we;eIpset His 'lovo for thsri d DO uhsn tlssSe'
'spirita Sts' presented, 10 6shsen' snSsn
aad GadD 1bits ID his own eptecfcas 6toad sOns.'
tie; iaHifctsd raisnts,e Ghst bound 3oa7osisth hss
bean severed .Bnt =ahs::4asrs tas best1sadsftr
Heaysr'to sicoufagvi ind s6ht1iatayou toeprspassS
to .mssf Elm there Gan Jsa mod Ha~6pr%sE1an--
gdxgs Of the inspired Poet fndssysp .! es
No,. II 4 wish. Seulds call him baark, 'nr-.
We plid NOT have orr darilng son
SBropght fsom hi everlasting ref5SS'
snatehed from bis ,hesysRry Fathers bfxsst;'
80 .a sey~,-4e8 LTW.4..r,
BENJAHM. c.; son Of: MlfaTr end yRIGst.'
BETH DuscAs, of GrsnitsviIfe;, 8. g. died NsssI
21st 1852; OF wounds; received ut the 6sttlstts
fredericksburg, Is member of Co r 7ts ResLs'
S. C. W bsipa only IT yesrJ old He JaiGyf'
tho Church III the commsnremsnt Or tfs war.
lis Vac = faithful soldier, ! fsvorits soafsds AaE
messmate, and saI tho, aHseti6nats SoIsf pirentf
who idolizad .him. Tearing -himSslf sSnys from
the embraces. Of his devoted parents ahdTSrOthsf7rr
he presented himself i I" living isacrifse 'upsiI,
q -, - ' q ~ = -tnasS., fx-aT Ii..r.;.N s&d NxtSnE
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RAgsS Rags

we,w.nt Rags-COtton Rags-Linen Rags
clean Rags, and if We can ssta plenty of Rags
he can keep the Ades,tiaeF aaost nndl-the war
ends. Bring on your Rags and. help a., 70 keep
th. Adpsr.ise, one Of tho h1od institutions Of the.
.os,,x rtl-4s} - =
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rs, said that Secretary Memming0r, whosS
HONS san G arlsatou, ssnt word to Gen. Bsaure-
rard ut thu time ef.ao sepeesod attach, 10 let his
house 60 if necessary, bus DO 'a0alae expect
him to defend tic lot. We doubt not that this
~, but . torso expression Of tho General sons-
mont of tho oitleaA
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Thu, enemy have. surrendered Williamsburg.
ya.. to our forces, who wors greeted by tho poo
plo Of tho anoiont o " with marked mnnife'sa-
items Of delight. A considerable rmberO Of con-
sor;pts and contrabsnds we're ;'f, led BY our
~ q. .ftt, - shjb5s -
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Canton.

A. IL purzous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wy
"A passing On my Land lying in and ,asas,&4A
corporate limits Of Edgs6sld village. Any one
caught t-sspassing thereon, in any respect !9hse..
soeyer, VIII 30 dealt viii "a. ths fnli efteut sythS
Law. - - ..,., BEBERT BLANyt
Apr 80, = 49,. ~ Sc !" y
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. For tina Advertiser:

Tho Bdgsaeld vinhSs Aid "AssoeiatioH sssss-
FULLY Acknowledges the receipt Of tho following
dsnations. From Mis- Emily Haehes, 2 prs. ee
socks; from Mrs. Jsha Rainsfora 3 pre-. Of socks,
and r hrse hank o. very superior seuias thread,
spun and given by an old negro woman eighty
years old belonging taMr:J. D. Johnson.
Mrs: ANN GRIFFIN PKna.
,Msp. WIZ. GoopxAu, sss'ry 4 Tr.as'r:
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At Tampa, Fla.,,on tho 9Th. ulL, n boat. oarry-
ing twenty-five mleu, wkiuh iSas sons dshsrs' 70
..s.l negroes, "a. ...tAsfsddsBy T. asrrissa rfisa
eighteen nsas Who kais22 ii baitao Il saaa.
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Hryinia.

r. Virginia. a,ssa -. -,
Military .afsiifs In Virginia are becoming inssr-
sstiug.
s~sSEqrk.--A Gaptain sad evolve pdsratei
wounded ut Suffolk ariivsd~at Richmond on Fri
day. There i, ne ofbei.l news from that point,
but . courier from Gen. Lspgstross, (s,ya the
Pessr.burg RIpreas) ssnteE that Suffolk Was con.
plo!ely invsstea by our force. At dark Oh Tuesday
evening. Every ayenue Of ingresi' and ssrc,,
WAS occupied by our spsops.s The .tracks Of tho
Seabsard and Norfolk railroads, In fesr Of suf.
fOlk,, had been torn up fOntoons had bssn thrown
across the Naassuend river; and: eligible posi-
tons occupied By our hoiry guns, in ths'evsnt Of
any attack by tho snemy's gunboats. It was not
known tina. Gen. Longssrest intended to sake al
effort to carry tho ensrnI'i fortifca!iOsi at Stuff
folk BY direct assault Many AFRO Of the opinion
thai, BY cutting of his uupplissF fhs garrison d.
sdfsik- must speedily ccapitulats, and. that to
avoid. any ,nnnsee,eary e%au.ion- of-Alsod,, Glen.
Longstre.t will resort to this expedtent: ..:.>.
Tbs courier further ispOrls that 'we hsaen-
countered two. of the onemy's, gunboass on the
N%ansenond river, and.that ono Of Thorn uae de-.
stroyed and the other Tetieated ina crippled con-
dition. It f,sta.ed by. those who have rscsntyi
been in Suffolk, that the onemy have no ~forthpa-
tlon, on.the Ror.snauth rias, having nsrss anti
eipstod any attack from the rear, and bslisrins
that The. Dismal Swamp on that side We, lmpens-
trable. II THU be so, and .our, forc,a ara 10 tho
sen. in .snythiu like formidable numbers, We nany
30 prepared 10, hear Of tho capture Of Suffolk at
any monent.
Kx1IraFonD.-TwcutN prisoners have arrived
.t Richmond, .taken in tho fight at Kelly. Ford.
It sceusithat the enemy were repuissd frb sue
osa.ive times in THAR efforts to cross tho rinsn
finally gaze uitthe. Undertaking. Their loss
Estimated Mt from twenty Sfo to thirty in Killed
wounded, 5eiides Those captured. We bud
only y one d ,asn slightly souadad. 80
TEE !Urr1n RArpAHAsSock.-A 6ght took
place on Wednesday. at sorer:ey's Ford, 1.-the
unoer Rappahsnnock. which resulted in tho sig
i al rspdIsa Of the enemy and the capture Of TWEEN
h. onero their troops, including ono ofhesr.
II !, believed that this md other demopstra4
ions upon the fSrdsl of sao> Rappahsnnock, ,rt
to sessr Q cbsnse Of hssA 80 ~
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Letters from Bragg army state that our troops
a.e anxious to enter kentucky once more, in or
der to give tn. people of Middle Harnesses a
chance to raise their crops. =
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so~ymoursdefeit 10 Conus eticut, causes great
rejoicing among the AbolitiOnish aud vsr peS-
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AUGUSTA.APRIL

CoTToN.-Tbere hos boon. q fair demand. for
cotton during tho pas. sses11 with bat little ding
at ,ta hut unchanged prices: Tho fsvi fsiles ina
king range from 80 to IS cents y Ii, !.
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sovsn thousand negroes hsvo. been set st work
fcrtifylng Island Ma. 10. in the Mississippi.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS y.
Tw" 'oLl.'rspcrsea itpaid-m udvsr"e--Two
l"LLAr> aud FIrry CEsrs If not paid within ak
m"utha-ani TBREE DoLLAR> if not paid before
thu expiration al th. year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All aivertise,n.nts will he inserted at Two Dol
I.An por Square CASH t1o Miaion lines or loss
:"r the drs, insertion, and 0yE DOLLAR fer
sn:h subsequent insertion:
announcing u Candidate mot inserted until paid
f"r,) Ten Dollsrs.
All communicating Of 8 personal character,
Obituary Notices lReports, Resolutions or Pro-
'erLins- Of ny5Sotiets, Assdcintion or Corpora
ti"n. will ta char led us advertisements. =
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oneninc Of the bal, in reunessee.

Special to The 4ontgo~fry Adsorti,er.
Ws are indebted to Col. W. ,Hsonon for tho FOL
lowing dispatch from Tussumbis: q
TuscuxsiI, April 1a.-Thar. wa, hOary SIGHT
ing ysuterdsy wsssOf here. Your regiment, kod-
dy'g JuIian's and Baxtsr's battAlions were all en-.
gagged. They fought. all day, and eampod Within
one milo Of each other last night, Ten miles xss,
Of here the!ensmy have ora rsgimsuu Of cavalry,
two Of infIs.ry and teri pieces of artillery. : We
whipped th'aa Yesterday, killing = great many.
and capturing $50 prisoners and tNo pisces Of ar,
tillery. Tho Aght is expected TO b 'fonssed to-
day -,
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NOTICE.

WE'VE WILL take. onfsdsrsae money iapsI.
w meut for all debts Guo- tina Firm OF Ham
mvnd1& La.k, OTTO either of sus,tndiyidpalts.es
3 So. ~ e. CHARLES HAMMOND, 81
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22
Arthur sIMKIkS, EDITOR.
!. WEDNESDAY, APRIL2a 1868.
Liberal.

Major ". Z. CoLENAN subjcrih"s fer fr0e"ty
oopie. Of the Aautrti,er for the 'Edgsdeld, sci
di.rs-ono copy to be sent TO zach company for
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22

DR.. II. PAHkrR contributes lOb:lbss Of bacon
and 8 bushels Of nealfor the benefit Of sOldier,'
families. -
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