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Tho Central Association - established a Re-
eeivinr aud distributing Bureau and W,yside
Hume rorths SSsth Carolina SOLDIERS in tho
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, and placed it in
charge OF Mr.. G. II. McNastsr and Iaay OF
W,nnsboro, in this State. Mr. N. has been long
connected with our Hospital operations in Vir-
rinin and is now transferred, by authority OF tho
Government, at our earnest application, from tho
Carolina Hospital at Petersburg to Richmond.
Tho Association is glad to assure tho people Of
the State that more ample provision has bsen
losde to meat the wants Of the soldier than pre-
viou,ly existed. Tho appropriation by the G'n-
sral Assembly has .nablcd tito extend IT'S opera
tons, but thero is still great need for private lib
erslity.
All package. and boxes for the Carolina SOL
di.r, in virginis, directed to the Central A'sooa-
.tion. will be forwarded to Mr. NeMaster at Rich
monl, and vi pecuniary contributions to mo or
III. Central Association, will be appropriated ac-
cordine t, the ipstrucsions. The service Of '1-
p.rioneed persons has been secured, and in every
instance they will take spocsl chafso Of all .rti-
cles transported by tho Central. Association.
M. LlBoRDE,
Chairman Central Association.
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sD- We call the especial attention Of our read

GiD- We call the especial attention Of our read
ers generally to tho able and most timely article
OF our high-toped contributor PETER THE HER
NIr." Let all read, losrk, lvarn, and inwardly
digest the matter therein discussed. We also
call attention to the short but startling CON-
mrnicstion of "FoueHE." Tho fearful report
spoken Of in this latter piece had not previously
rsGfhed our cafa; God, Of his infinite mercy, for
bid that there should bo any truth in it. But We
wi! tell you Of report We hare heard lately
viz that there is being prepared, in high quar-
ters, la! Of aA p.rscns eaapgea in speculation,
@hich 'riH 'hor'ly pubi.hed ioiih s"ia61e biog-
rdpa;e' Whist lively and entertaining produc-
ton it will be! We advise tie comrilsrs to steal
title from john Buuyan, AID CALI their notable
work "Graco Abouuding"
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CoEN FoK THE AaMy.-Fron the number
ut wagon loads of corn tbst ore being deliver
I'd at our Depot every day, we should think
our Qlartcrmaster, Captain Venable, at this
pace, is meeting with considerable success,
n tie way Of procuring corn for the Army Of
Virginia. Every farmer who has sny'to spare
appears to be awake to the demands OF his
country. There is au abundance Of wheat in
our District, and the corn crop now, We mny
safely say, is made, which will be very heavy.
There is but one portion of CUR District that
". hear any complaint from relative to the
corn crop-every Other section has produced
as god crop as the land is capable OF
growing. Therefore old Abbeyilie will soon
be able to contribute largely to tie necessities
of our army, in thc.way OF corn, at least
Abbeville Press
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The Presidents Address.

Our read.rs will find in another column, the
mild and dignitcd, yet urgent address of our
honorcd und trustworthy President, to all oficers
jures them by all that they holi sacred to return
to their posts withoutdsla We trust that this
appeal Of Preaideut DAVIS Tili not be made in
vain but that it will be responded to in the Spirit
OF race which, rather than Tive slaves, will die
fresmcn. He very properly offers to ell absentocs
mn amnesty Of twenty days; ut tho expiration of
that time, there will be for all dcnqueuts, Court
Neutrality-suspicious. military executions. In this
matter the President will certainly do bis duty,
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Fnr tha. Adxertiror.

Mr.. VIZ. R..JAcKsox, Of Augusta, has respond
ad to our appeal for cloth, in most generous
manner, supplying our Association at very mod
erate PRICES with as much cloth as NO need. Lot
Us all como forward with willing hearts and han ds
to mako up.s good supply for our soldier boys
againlt the coming winter. Tho oAs'ociatiOn ae-
knoulodres the following donations: From Mrs.
Mary C.rwile, SIS for the Hospital box; Miss
Adsla Bouknight, $24.2p, making altogether near
ly hundred dollars from this generous, and pa
triotic young lazy. Mis-, Esther Rain.ford, olercn
years of age 6, pairs of very nios socks, knitted
entirely by herself
Mns. ANN GRIFFIN, PpEs
Mrs.. WV GOODMAN, Sec'ry 4 Treas'r.
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CAVE OF suIo1pE.-We learn that on Mon

CAVE OF SuIoIDE.-Wele learn that on Mon-
day nigh, last, MIR. Bird oug H9vad colhlni'-
ted suicieby hanging himself with rope.
Ho d, cor some time, been ir-feeble health,
spiafy,'inE froas ralsy, and for thc purpose of
assisting hiu scff il. gctli"g into and ont OF
bed. a. rore had been a.ached io the j"is's
above. With the lower portion Of this rope,
il $, ems. he made mouse during TIE night
a.d SIP pirs it on his neck, t..us. Terminated
his HE. When found in tie morning life was
OK ,inct. lis body in an Greet position and bis
+: ct 'ouching thcfoar. An i"enest was held
by +. Q. Donaldson, Esq., ara the. j.iry re
earned a verdict that ".he deceased came to
.is d-a,h by lis own hsnds, - hanging, o.:
The night Of Angu 80, 1852 -Grcolvllle
Patriot & AiOnntincer
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DIR. John Bachman, in an ;speal TO TIE
Planters and Farmers of South Coroina, in
behalf of our suffering soldiers, makes the
following suggestion:
We are becoming more and more restricted
every day in our means of support and We
now call upon you to share the labor and ex-
pense with US, and TO aid US in providing
comforts for our soldiers. Permit me to sug-
gest to you the following plan of relief: We
hope the Inhabitants along tho Greenville or
Charlotte Railroads will either purchase for
us or give, as their liberality may dictate,
some barrels Of wheat flour, in regular sue
cess:on. This is much needed. From other
parts of the State we hope each neighborhood
may make up some of the following articles:
Poultry Of any kind, sent down in coops
bacon, lard, butter, eggs, cow peas, braudics,
wines and cordals. Sweet potatoes and
other vegetables we hope to obtain from the
lower country. These things should bcsent
dosh in succession and not all at one time,
less whilst we might have feast to Car, we
may be reduced to famine to morrow. Let
name he placed Gu the barrels, boxes, hasl,.
cts, bags. Dc, End they Will he returned to
berefii'ed. i have addressed the Presidents
Of the'd .terent railroads, end am not with
out q hope that their pat: fotfsm ana the
necsSsities of the case may induce them to
favor US in their charges. All articles must :
be addressed to "R.y. John Bachnan. fo-
tie Soldiers" All bills for the Z pIrebasc of
articles, when sent to me, will be imm ediately |
paid.
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WHY MoncAs WAS CApruRrp.-We copy

WHY MORGAN WAS CApTuRnD.-We copy
the following from the Tennessee cOrrespon-
dence Of the Atlanta appeal:
Capt. Coke, one of Morgan's Copmissaries,
in answer to the question, why Morgan and
his whole.force did not avoid the enemy by
crossing at some unguarded point on the riv.
er, said there was no such place that there
WAS heavy river force: consisting ofgunboats
and transports Of infantry, WHO kept up
prompt and intelligent communications by
means. of ceuriers with the cavalry force press
ing on their rear, which it was impossible to
get.ahead Of,
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Col, bland.

Col L. WYATT AIKEN having boen transfe7rod,
and assigned to DUTY ut Macon, Ga, our popular
towusmnn, Lieut.. Col. BLAND, becomes Colonel Of
tho noble and distinguished Sth Rogt. S. c. v.
The blood-bough: glory Of this veteran corps will
lusr none Of liz brightness undor the leadership of
Col. BLAND. In th. bvouac, and on the march,
in tie quiet camp, snd iu the storm Of battle, ho
hiss bccn " weighed in the balance" and mover
:" found wanting"
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Those GraDesl

We shake you by both hands, friend tzHn-
scnuLrs, and orerwhelm you with an avalanche of
thanks, for those magnificent grapes. They wers
such lunches asBacchus, the god of rosy wine,
might have twined among hiE clustering locks
Indeed VIC have seen no grapes to compare to
them since We quilted the bauks of your own na-
tive Elbo
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Navigation of the Mississippi Inter-
rupted.

MonToS, Aug. s.
Col. Matt johnson sunk one transport and
disabled two others opposite Greenvile last
Tuesday. Since that time it has caused 10
turn back some twelve steamboats, laden with
merchandise.
Gunboats came up and shelled the woods
furiously for miles without doing any dam.
age.
This will cause numbers of ight artillery
to be organized at once for the same purpose,
and few weeks will see the Mississippi more
effectually blockaded THAI ever.
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For tho Advertiser.
Treason at home.-Deware.

1ISdSOQ "
Mr.. ELlron: II is reported that Speeulaters in
tho COnfedorscy, are encouraged by tho Yankees,
with the promise Of protection in the event OF
,ubjuga.on, and that their ILL., gotten gains will
be preserved to them upon taking the oath Of
allegiance to the United States Gsvernmsnt. This
may account for the desperate efforts thoy are
making to ruin tho people anS enrich themselves
FOUCHE.
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An Uncouth Monster.

Hrs. HARRIET LuEDY has sent u.s. rs curiosity,
a Beet Of enormous size and most ungninly ap.
.pearance. The hcls out of which it was dug
would mako comfortable and cnpscious cellar
1t has evidently been growing diligently ever
since the creation of the world the dsluse passing
over it without any power to uproot it. We have
IN idea of exhibiting it in behalf of tho Ladies'
Aid Association.
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To the Public.

UUsT received and for sale at the Store former
" ly occupied by j. R. Mobey 4 Co., an BX-
CELLENT QUALITY OF SALT, which I will
soil In largo or small quantities to suit purchasers,
and as low as il can be bought in Hamburg or
Augusta markets. Also on hand, Bi-Carbonste
of SODA, SUGAR, RICE, COTTON and WOOL
CARDS. Also. MOURNING GOODS. Ready
Made CLOTHING, STATIONERY, &C., &c.
n. GALLAHER.
Aug II SIS 81
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The. sayanpah Republican.

We welcome 10 our sancium, with bsw Of The
greatest empresi enrent, THAI honor and ornament
TO the Southern Press, the Savannah Republican.
We confidently expect ta reap much and lasting
benefit from constant perusal of it's ubly filled
coIumps. Besides its many other merits, too nu-
merous to mention horc, it has indisputably sse
most graphic and most reliable war correspondent
in the Confederacyi We alluds to tho universally
admired "P. w. A."
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e95- The New York Herald states that twon.y-
ave negro regiments arc orsanizsd and in course
VI organization for the Federal army. Ths N"rsh'
srn papers ridicule. the idea that 1t is purpo'ed
South to employ negro troops, as asserted in an
anonymous letter to tho Tribune, dated Rich
mond.
EY Where are all the ladies, who, when the
war broke out, were going to woar nothing but
homrspun during the war!
Zs- The Liabilities in Now York city for dam
ages vt the late riot. and the services Of extra
police were sl,5oO,OOO.
zs- President Davis, in communicating by
telegraph TO Gov. Jas Whitfield. of Miss, the sad
tidings of General Barksdnle's death, added {;
"Ho fell like q hero, at tho haad of brigade of
of heroes" A just tribute TO the bravo Miss!s-
sippiano.
1s- A gsntlema m from Nashville asya Andy
johnson recently revieNe threa negrs regiments
in front Of the c.pitil, and eomplimentod them
very highly. Said he had always believed tho,
rero the equals Of tho white alon, and that this
exhibition had proved it. just like Andy.
1s- Pope Plus has addressed 4 letter to Arch
bishop Hughes on the subject of the American
w.r, urging peace, and desiring him to confer
with the Archbishop at New Orleans pursuAnt t"
this object. He directs him to omit nothing that
he can undertake and accomplish by bis wisdom
and authority. or e1ertion as far as coHpatiblo
With the nature of hi. holy ministry to cOnciliate
tho .ie,l.of tho co,nbatants and pacify and bring
back tho desired tranquility and peace.
esa- Tho Bath Paper Mills wish to employ
machini,t', carpenters bricklaycrs and laborers
also good cook.
rs The following aro the appointments Of
qunrtermasters for receiving the Tax in Kind, for
South Carolina. viz: n .jor j. B. E. Slsaa, Con-
trolling Quar,ermsster, Columbia. S. G. Captains
]. f. Cort o. F. Simpson, Mortimer Glover, c.
A. Mslloy, John Kennedy, II. l.. McGouan.
ne Tho publication Of tho Jackson Mi.si''ip-
pian will bo resumed vi Selma, Alabama, in u fe"
days.
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Lieut.. Col. Lipsco NIB.

We ar, paincd to have to record that this allie
and gallant officer was wounded in the late fight
at Brand: Station, while lending on his doshing
Regimen the End S. C. Cavalry. Col L. ut last
accounts was in Richmond, End doing we'll. We
wish him very speedy recovery.
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Entrance of the French Army Into the
City Of Mexico.

RICHMOND. Aug. I.
Gen. Forsy's dispatch to tie French Min
lister of War; June 10th, says:
Ihavcjust entered the City Of Mexico at
the head the army. The whole population
received the army with IN enthusiasm which
bordered on delrum. The soldiers. of France
were literally crushed under showers OF gar
lands and bouquets.
have been present with all the officers of
INV staff at.tle 7e Dcum in the magnificent
cathedral Of This cnpitsi, followed BY an i'm
mense crowd, with cries of "Vlve rEmpe-
ror!'
This population is strongly desrous of or
der, justice and liberty. In my reply to
their representations, I have promised them
these in the name Of the Emperor.
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Aug II
NOTICE.

DILL DEAR1NG will stand the FALL
Id SEASON Of 1868 at Edgehalf C. H.. Mon
days and Tuesdays, She rom Iiudsr of tho Season
at Harmon Gallman's, at SIS the Season, which
begins ON the lat of August ants endt the goth
October.
Mares failing to prove in foul by Dick choat.
ham tho Spring of 1868, may bosant. this Fsll to-
THos. G. BACON.
Aug 10 TT 80
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From vifgmia.

A sharp cavslry, fight occurred inCnfpeper
county on tho lst OF August, rear thc old
battlefield ofBrandy Station: Turee brgadef
# Yankee cavalry advanced on 6ur. line OF
pickets in the carly part Of the day: TIE
picket force Was composed IF ths l2tn Yirgi-
MIA regiment, Mshone's brigade. This force
resisted the enemy until H.uptors cavalry
came up, YLen the battle was joined between,
OUR cavalry aud that of the enemy. Daring
soure portions of the engagement the fight
i..g is Represented to have been very. severe.
IIzmpton's Legion sustained the greater
part Of the lo2s inflicted upon us. Col. Black
was shot through the ,hard with Mimic ball |;
Cul. Bsker's arm was shattered,s and Col.
Young received s-vere woundin the breast.
The Legion ia now commanded by Lieuten-
ant. C"loueI. Oar Cavalry t,ught them q
distance ID xix miles, gradually falling back
upon our infantry supports. The enemy,
howcvez, did not afford these Supports an OPP
portunity to engage ig'the fight, but retired Us
soon as they came up. Our loss I'as some
Gfteen, killed and from sixty to seventy wound
ed. The loss of the enemy was otkaown.
1t Is not improbable that this fghtis is tie i'm
mediate f,rerunner of an engagement on q
mich larger scale.
RlcHmohD, Aug. G.--Another cavalry fight
took place at Brundy Station on the 4th inst,
between body Of Stuart's Cavalry Bccknsui's i
Horse ARTILLERY, and three Brigades of Yankee
Cavalry, with twelve pieces OF Artillery. The
fight laated two hours-until night-the enemy
being driven within mile ofthe eRappahannock.
Our los was six killed and eighteen wounded.
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.Gbt 5Jobertlse1~
JAMEs 7. BACON, EDITOR. {.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1868.

Increase in our Price Of Subscription.
Prom and after :his date, until further nuiice,
orr terms of subscription will be $500 per annum
in advance. The high price 0i paper, rnd every
t.ing else, c.mpes us to make this Advsuce.
: August 9th, 1853.
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From Lou1slANA.-The latest arrivals from
Louisiana repeat The rumor, respecting =
great victory gained few days ago, by Gen.
Taylor over the Yankee Gen. Weltzei. The
battle, lis stated, was fought at Donaldson
Vile. Over FIVE thousand prisoners and nine
transports we're taken. The gunboat Esse1
and auother iron clad were also sunk. This
is substantially the same story from several
different persons: There msy be some truth
in il.
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Notice

IT'S hereby given to JACOB COLEMAN, W. n.
Il BELL. JOHN ELLENBURG and RICHARD
STALNAKER, of n;y Company CHI sth s. C.
Battalion, thstif they do not immediately return
to their command, they will be- publi.hed and
treated az deserars. olonnan and: Bali viii he
Court Martaied for running off In face sf tho en-.
emY, If thsy dont return forthuitb
The Eerelling Officer and Sheriff Of Edge6sl,k
,Distriot arc qestcd to giYe thei, attention to
thns, natriots. y. H.. BROOKS,
% Capt: Co. Il, 7,b s. C: Bat,
Augl1 IL A's'a -. So
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aSr Our people cOnnot be too often reminded
sat the price paid for gold by traitore, traders,
snd, Blockade rpnnorsis is not a proper standard Of
shs value pi Confsdora.o money,
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BY the President:

Up BENJAMIN, Secretary Estate.
E The papers throughout the Confede-
rate States arc requested to cory the above
proclamation at the earliest m4ment, and for
twenty Gays thereafter, and send their bills
TO the Private Secretary of the President.
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Nr- The treasurer of the Wayside Hospital, st
Columbia, acknowledges the receipt Of Sl7o the
proceeds OF concert in tho vicinity OF Bethel
Church.. Edgs6old, through Mr.. YounsbloOd,
Trsss ), By Mr.. z. ". Perry.
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gT Arc our farmOss and gardening friends
carefully savIng garden soodsf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

:,
The Fifth Sabbath Union meeting Of the ,4th
Divisisn Of the Edguhsld A"cciatOn will meet
At Horns Creek Church on Friday bcfOxc tho .5th
Sabbath in August inst.
j. S, MATTHEW'S, Mod'r.
E.. n. SvEAnsxGEs, Clerk.
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IGraniteville Cloth!

T1oR sale at NJ. Lcbcschultz's old stsnd q lot Of
i GRANITEVILLE CLOTH, at reasonable
prfccs. Cloth will DO exchanged f6r. Bacon.
July % It so
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Mrs. ANN .HHIFFIN, PEEs.
MRS. WV. GOODMAN, Sec'ry 4 Treas'r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03

Tho Sn.idco pnd uruznrrLsd advance in
Gold has constituted til" most important
event OF the paUt three days. The prcvntl.
ing higher prices have accustomed consid.
cradle surprise aud some alarm among
those who nre accustomed to regard the
price Of Gold ms tie great Barometer Of
public fCcling-but those who attribute the
ups" and "downs' tothe proper Cause, to.
wit-lhe returning confidence in the ahli-
is Of the Government to overthrow the re.
hclliou before the lapse u! any very length.
cnrd period, as the cause OF the gradual
decline, aud thu desperate Efforts Of the
Gold spectators To appreciate that CON.
modify, ms the cause OF the spasmO'lic re.
nctiouS-rcmnIn unm0ved By the advance
in the price Of Gold just established, and
took with confidence Tor SPEEDY fall. The
business men very generally regard the
future with much more confidence than
has until recently been she case, and seem
NJ lcngth TO be NctuHtcl by one mind. Til"
general tenor Df the war news continue to
be favorable to the Union cNn.C, and though
no very great successes have been achieved
the notes Of preparation are sounding all
along tho borders Il Is confidently ex.
pected tina. decisive results will be attained
during the present mouth and in view OF
the great scarcity Of even the nrccssn,
rics OF life within the Confederate limitB, it
would seem that the last days of the much
yaunitd Southern Cunlrderacy are fast
approaching. Suchl' tue opinion o; many
people, at all evunts, aud il is u be- hoped
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-03
OFFICIAL.


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