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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10
From NJ Louis.

ST. Lows November The official returns
from sixty two counties. ard the soldiers AZ
far ~ heard from. give Conservative majority
of 06e Col Pratt. R,dical. Is elected State
Senator in place of Major Mccullough. COnserv
atiye, deceased.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10

IIunN IIIsII' lII -e77lllf , %
No deduction will be made for absence unless occa-
stoned hy sickness.
Pupils entering after the comm encerent of Session
will be charged only for the remainder % that Session
BoArers reQRired bring table furniture, pkins
and ali cesssry articles fOr the toilet
The uniform l. black nerino dress, with white sun
bonnet.
Business letters TO De addressed 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST. C0LUhBA's.
Z41ssvile, Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10

INNO passenger trains daily sundsst exosptsd, ".
tween fndiansroii. aud n Aadison.
Leave the Onion Depot Indianapolis, a. q 80 a.
and y. n, sfrivin diam al II Is A. ". and 7.se
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison ~ g A u. and z. n.
rivipg a. tndisusyols al II A. n and sloP.h
The train leaving Indianapolis Al go & NJ connscts
with that leaving Counbns AZ e.t5 A. N for Asby-
Vile and Rushviiis arriving SheIbyyfIe oas
aud Rnshvflle az l2a0 r. n.
leaving Nashville az 30 ~, shelhyve ~ as r.
u. connects a. Columbus otth the ard ". train.
vinF a, either Indianapolis OF Madison thc
ing.
THIS Road forms hns with tho Packets Hscisos
Tho suarspori4t0n Of irsght bet~ces Cocnnsu add Ip
di4napclls and polnts West
Tarin of Frcighis - low a. By any Oibsr routs.
shippsrs and merchants West win sud 10 tbsiruer
. snip BY this Ike.
febe DC. BRANHAA. superssien1esf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10

"a NILFs sHoRTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. ArRIL 90 isss, train
" trains will be- run b. follows
Chicago Exprss Train win leave Indianapolis q
l235 y. N, arrive al kok0Do 81 $40 r. ~, ia time
make close connection With the Cncnn.t aud
Chicago AIR Line Railroad fer ihganspor yaiparsiso
and Chicago. ard arrive htFcru az $40 T. NJ.
Returning. the will leave Peru Al l2o A. NJ
making close connections with tie night usln from Chi
cago, and arrive a. indianapolis al $50 a. ~.
Mail Tram viii leave Indianapolis a. as 2. NJ.
stopping aiistaiions ana arriving fsfu y
make oonnscton, with the trains The Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for wabash, Huntington. Fou Wayne, To
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same trsb. will leave Peru si SEE
A. NJ after tho arrival II the train the T. W n ".
from the Essf. and arrisa indianapolis l000 A.
In time mse eoHnscticnf for all ponts East. south
and West
AChcago Expresstran viii leave indianapolis 81 s3o
r. M. making close eonnec,knt ~ kokonno With Coz
Logsnsporf Valparaiso ana Chicago. and arrive
Peru ~ ue A. NJ In time connecii0n Nth frsns
going East and weet the Toledo and Nsbssh Rail.
way
ketuining the train Si leave P.ru i3is y n
making clese connection kokomo With the trans
on the cincinnati and Chicago Air IAne T. r. from Chesgo
Valparaiso ard oganspo and arrive Indians polls
40 r M in trae With The evening trains fcs
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
VT. AALoTr. General Ticket Agent. feh2a. 'eS diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10

II Nh ~ u II IT - ~ II 1.
1852 sNWa s 1862
A Il PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FoE q
N JOSEPH and other 7olnts - Scrthsrp Hi<sour fhs
STATE of Kscsas 81 ts 1ertoros, shoal6 rsist eu hs~
rg t;eksts fhatresd W the
NORTH MISSOURI aAlL80aD.
Tie only ran roufs from ~. Louis sf Joseph I'm he
shortest and cuexsst re By thirteen heur ts ths
srs other bay Tazksts kGns<s .ad al poinfss
Northern Nissouri By the North Missouri Rsiiresf.
ISAAC n. STURGEON,
Prss't aud Gsn'l supt- Sorth xis<ear T. n.
HESRY "A SIMMONS General 1rss<iin Ae~sf-
s>pff7-<iy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Com for liz. srmy OF. Virginia.

= Capt yESApLE, of the Gdartcrrmesiers Depart
,neat c. s. A.. an agent for procuring corn fo7 the
Army in Virginia, is in tur town, and ha. brought
MS for publication IN urgent nnd eloquent appeal
in this behalf from prominent; ci.izcns of Abbe-
Vile to the people Of that District; this appeal
has been endorsed by prominent citizens of our
own District. Cur readers will find it elsewhere
in our issue of to-day. We feel that tho farmers
,s Mdgeasll will need no ezhorta'i0n on this sut-
sct; therefore we make none Suffice it to say
,bu, if the transportation of the Army can be
kept up, all will gO.wcll. Without Germ 'for tie
horses this cannot be done. The cesc Is urgent
and demands the immediate attention Of all woll-
wi.hers OF their country. Capt V. will receive
corn at any D 4pot on the Greenviilc & colum oia
Railroad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
For the Advertiser.

Casualties in Co. H, I4th 3. C. v.
EiNed.-sorgt R Mobley, W Free, james
QUITS, Jesse Parkmau, Wilkerson Rice, NJ W
Stevons.
Wounded, ,--Licut S Cogburn, foot, severe ssgt
J Burzard, arm, severe, Corp N :wert,, shogl-
der, slight corpl " D Graalcl. thigh, severe !;
Al Zimmerman, ankle, severe; W H 0uEt', head,
slight; Private A B Adama, back, severei W H
W Adams, leg, severe; R D Amaoksr, hand,
slight; john. i Dolby, thigh, fsIere; Joshua Ei-
wards, thigh, sight; John Falkner, head and
shoulder, severe; T B Harvey, ieEts slight Whit
Harrley, neck. severe Janes Harling, thigh, &C.
we're; Rnfus Harling,' face, severe Alien King,
left arm amputated B W Msyson, thigh, severe !;
Martin Ouzts, thigh, severe Franklin QUITS, Leg.
slight; George !Ousu. head, mortallyi Larkin
Rice; side, slight B. NJ Zimmerman, hand, slight
Edw Zimmerman, faoe, severe; q. NJ Thinner
man, head, slight. George Taylor, shocked with
sholl James Taylor, back, slight; R S Torles,
log, severe; A Werts, arm, slight -
M,,iug.-Msrioa 0uis and Zimmerman.
Killed, o; wounded, 20; missing, .; total, 81.
J.fH. ALLEN,
Lieut.. Commanding Co. Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
From efiss,ssippi.

Tue Atlanta Appsa! le,rns from persons
WHO have lately come from Yickshu-I-, that
the Federal rule is becoming daily. more ep-
pressive. Many families who had the means
of providing for themselves, exhibit their al,
tachment to the Confedcracy by refusing TO
draw or accept Of the rations offered by the
Federal army. For.this all their provisions
and supplies were seized, aud they were COM.
PEELED to draw the scanty ratons, barely sutfi,
ciert for their support. Some OF. our patFio-
tic ladies were maj chad under guard to tho
commissary aad forced to take. the rations
allowed them Everything was done to hu-
initiate aud cypress them, in order to make
,he;a dependent upon the charity of the Fed
ersl array, The lines are closed; no more
passports are given to such as desire to come
out; and those who nov effect their escape
are compelled to resort 10 tho underground
railroad expedient. A number of outrases
had also been committed by the troops,
and oppression falls heavily upon the citizens,
who, beirs poweslsss, are compelled to endure
ir without any hope OF relief.
The saIle. pa3er snys: Grant undoubtedly
expects to hold permanently the country
north and west of the Big bl.ck with n gar.
rison, and from this line raids may be cxpcc-
tso OF course. Gen. Johnston will probably
occupy 3 country well wstered and. healthy,
with lipes Of commuuication leading III every
direction aud in addition viii be enabled to
feed his i:rIny, from tie country north cf hiu,
without any di.' Gully.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Iutercep1ed correspopdencea

~
RIcnxosn, Aug. s.5zLsttsrs tf:ihe 2sth June,
from Gen. Csopsr .ad the President to Cen, Lee,
intercepted by Y.nkae scouts about the, time Of
tho battle OF Gettysburg, are published in the
Northern papers.
Gen. Cuapor informs Gen. Lee tint the Presi-
dent is embarrassed tozunderstand that part Of
his letter which refers to the plan of assembling
the army at Culnepcr pnder: Brauregard, rhis.is
the frst intimation he had bad that such . plan
was Contemplated. The rest of Cog. Coppcr's
letter relrtss to tho late demonstration cf the
enemy against Eichlnond. = ...;-.-ss'
.rns PTs5rdenti referring to operations IN Nil
ss.ippi, says that Johnston continues to call for
rsinforcOmeuts, though his arst requisi.ion IL
mere than filled By Withdrawing troops from
Beauregard and Bragg lie informs Leo tha, he
hss no brigade to send him, or to form an army
tp,thrs1tsu. if no: capture Washington US soon as
is 10 uncovered BY Hookcr's army. y =,
IL Is reported this morniig that's tho. Yankees
were in furcs noar Fredericksburg yesterday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

An EMBARGO on BLOCKADE BUSINESS AND
BLocx.pE Go;ops The Secretary Of War has
promulgated al: order which pnts a final estop'
pie on flockade running back and forth from
the North. 70 mere passports will be issued
co perso-:s wishing to pass the lines for the
p,rto If bringing grols into The Confeser-
az aud il th,y are detected IN the lines with.
,u, a passport their gods will be corf.cateG
aud themselves imprisoned. lt'is q fact no.
trious that the depreciation OF our Conf-de:-.
tate currency is due N meas,ireto the great
premium blockade ruppers are wiling topay
nv..r il tir spe,ie, State notes, or the gr''a'l-
hacks of YarE ccdum, fer which they have a
pirticrler pnrtinlity. Some months aSo the
Copedcraie Government. appointed en sgcnt
of cusi nms, located in Richmond, to whom
parties in,roducins goodsinto the city through
the Northern blockade were INST ucted to re-
port, and pay over into his hands five per
cent. Of tfeirr gross stock. We would like to
see the stati<tics of the agent of customs.
No. one in one hundred of the blockade run
ncrs have paid the least regard to it, and the
Government has thus squelched the whole of
,thr,n. Moreover, We have an overstock Of
Yankee fabric; ;i.R 'c'imond, ard experience
has demonstrated that the more plentiful the
stock is, thei:isher prices go.-Richmond Ex'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Raj, ROAD Meeting on the Ridge.

We srs requested to state that meeting fos
the purposc of opening subscription lists for the
Columbia and Augusta Rail Road, will bo held
at Ridge Spring Church, on the Ridge, next Sat
urdny, the 9Th August.
To this meeting let every body 60 who ought
to 20 the people of the Ridge earnestly desire
the attendance and cooperation of citizens from
all parts Of the District Tho matter which will
bc then and there discussed is very plainly one Of
the most vithl Importance to our interests. We
have iasvls received lsttor from distinguished
gentleman, intimately Connected with the Char
l"t;c 4 Columbia Rail Road, who urges us to ,ag-
tate ihe ject, aud says: @Ifthe people along
tn, liro.or TIE Road will do their duty, tlss Road
will be promptly built. If Edscfcld and Lex
inyton Districts will raise the sum of Sl5O,0O0,
will guarantee its construction" Now, Edge
field apl Lexington can easily raize twice $780,
Q00!
We need not discuss tho pointas to whether it
will pay or not; every man can see for himself
that an investment in such ap enterprise will
yield large per centage. Tho immense surplus
capital now lying idle in our midst, should un-
doubtedly be employed can it be more nobly
devoted than in building this proposed road wbloA
will be Of such vast public bencft3 s.
Now then is the time fos men of wealth, mon
of enlarged and elevated views, men Of patriot
ism nud philanthropy, men who have. tho welfare
and progress of mankind at heart; to apply their
treasures. Letthcm net quickly and promptly,
and thi, road will be built. Mon of Edsofeld and
Lexington, who have reliance in tho sacred cause
We struggle for. fenr not to do your duty in this
enterprise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

Casualties in Co. B, 18th 3. C. v.
Mr.. EDITOR II se1d you the Casualties Of
Go D, l4th Regiment &C. W, in fhe fight Of
Gettysburg Pa, as received in q lettss from Mr.,
Jesse Black, Of that Company:
KiAed-Privatos Wesly Padgett and Clifford
Etheredge. =
Rounded.-RB B wat,on, thigh, severely Lieu;
] NJ Bell, log, rsfere; Lieut. II J Rauch, both
thighs; sergt'EA Roach, severely; S N Raqch
thy, severely; Henry Jennings, leg nmpuGted /;
Marion sneI1egrovs, groins; Clifford Glider, ?
Havird, John Gileon, z Crouch, ia, QUITS, Thos
Perry, Jones, G Harris, Thos Miller, Thos
Whittls, Ivy Whittls, D Mathews, A Gibson and
VIM Crouch. A. P. W.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
:. = $50 . -.
LATEST. IN EWSy
From rem Richmond.

RICHMOND, aug.
rhers was cavalry fight yesterday near Bran
dy Station between Hampton's Rrigado. and three
brisndes Of the enemy, lasting several hours.
Th, Con nfederatss fell back upon ,eheir '9fan.ry
SUPPORT The.onemy wero then: repuloed Our.
los, il less than 400 killed and wounded.
CO.. Baker, commanding the brigade, WAS se-'
riouely wuundedin tho rishtArm. Col. Bisck, cf
tue i4t.s. Co., was wounded in tho right arta.
Both arrived here tliss afternoon. coz Young
WAS also wounded.
The weather ia intensely hot to-day. -.
The Balt.morp American OF the lot has a tss.
gram from " auhingtou, dated the sist which
s4ys: InSrmatiop was. rec,iEed, TO- day. from the
Arny,of tie pu.o1ae. ,Laes inassed his fofces!as
Cuipeper on Wednesday, aud Ins Do other prspara-
tions to give us b.:tle on tho Eappahanuock. - =
Tho K4pidsn is fortified south of culpepsr:
!. Gen. Strong died ut New York from the effects
Of wounds received in the attack on Fort Wsg-
urr.
.RIcuuoxp, Aug.3-The loss of the Yankees
in the Iste fight at Brandy Station is represented
to have heen much heayier than the Confederate.
This has been very quiet dsy-in Richmond
Tue weather continues extremely hot. -.
Twelve Yaukres, captured near DsnvillO yes-
teray, arrived this afternoon; by the Frederioks-
burg train.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
From Charleston..

Tho Courier, Of the Sd Gays: There has been
little change to note since our last. The firing
ha, heen maintained principally by the land bat
tories anA Fort Sumter. Onesr two wooden gun
boats engaged Battery Wagner ct int ;yals yes-
sterday. but quickly got out of range Outocsiviug
our fire. The Ironsidcs AID Monitors remain
perfectly quiet aud it is believed thoy have, sus-
taipsd some serious damage. Two or three trans-
ports, with troops, are reported t4hsye arrived
:'uud.y.
The enemy fred a few random shots st the
steamer Chelternsld Saturday night, but did no
damage.
General Beaures.rd paid another visit to tho
batteries on ianes Island on Saturday, We
learn that ho expressed himself well satisfied with
the condition Of things, ard appeared to be vol
pleased. sr.r =. ,s<
Tho. c.susf:ies ct Battery Wagner were two
killed, and several wounded, caused by tina ex-
plolon Of A.shell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

For the AuCertiseI
Edge6eld Female Institute.

Mr.. EDlToR: Ih0w redeem my promiss made,
last,wetk. The Edgeield Female Institute is not
to be .eicscd.. 1t has only changed hands. The
purchasers will ra.oponth School next fall. They
do not de,ire to make enc dollar by the'transse-'
ton. They desire to'male 1t aPublic Ips,i'uti5n,
and place it upon y suro, permanent basis. Tbia
can be done, if the community will act with wise
druu The eSchool has been sadly embarrassed
for tho want Of friends Itis seldom possible for
one man TO spend Nh that is needed in such an
estabIhment, ind If in his power. it is not ju.t
thst he should du 80. The teacher has alt the
labor, and oil the anxiety; it Is not fair that hu
should also INCUR all the pecuaiary Investment
and risk. II it be said, he isp.d for thi, inyeut-
ment, I answer, the compensation is not such a.
to sremunerate for both:inyostment and labor. The
positive proofs IL found in the fact that nat one
teacher IN thousand can beinduced, or is.cven
called upon, to- make all the outlay. Let the,
public provide the buildings and needfu, facilities
and let the tuition fees be the compensation Of
the aborers, only dcducting enough, .to keep the
property in good repair. In this way, and in thi,
alone can the school command the best teachers
in oil tho departments, and COMPETE with other
established schools. hops for this. The pur-
chaaors of the Institute defire this and will gGye
l:berslly to aeconplish.it. Who will holp theln'
II. 1 am asked, "Nhy should've sice. our money
iu ,hi< waY. when We shall hsre;to pay for the
instruction of our dsughtors,?'-T answer, there
arc many reasons. which, have not space now to-
mention. Is1nl them up in fow <~srds: self
interest public good, ,'benevolence, duty, - =
Parents Of Edgefe!d: think Of this matter. With
your kind psrmi,,isn, Dir. Editor, will at fu-
turG day, prsssn. goro fully these reasons Why
al ought to giro for an object so import,nt in
it's rasultE
Respectfully,
IL r. GWlJ,TNEY-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

&C.; Of such things we are completely satiatea.
But write US concerning the ints::i0r ~ of the
camp; tho daily, walk AMI. conversation OF the
soldiers; ;syour trials, tribulstiuns and personal
yexations. Write US how you arc short of clothes,
short OF shoes, short. of what you. wSrt to est;
hoS fhc pay,nastefs srs Out 4tf7fuud' *aa cant
pay you how, if you had o .bushel OF Gonfeder-
ato money, you can.dnd nothing to buy with H.
What1natter for Jereriad !! And: 1rite US little
leasantinoidents and accident, and personalitis'
all about oursown pcople-uot bout Gensfalsand
Officials. sueh thing. xOuid delight the coed
people at hOme--aould keep their hrsrta active,
their EeadI active; and their handa active. !.
: Goud bye tilfrext time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
=, Erola.1he United States.
RICHMOND, Aug. l

The flag Of truce boat To- 6a++ brought seven
hurr;red Tcnnded tonledurates.s. =.
G.n. S2:l';:g has tecn appointed Com
m ss cp r {. "a ::lahge i,;p'aceot Col&Lu.lo".
New York papers of the 30Ih say the War
L. Department has decided that Morgan and al!
Ills otic.rs are TO be confined in the Ohio
Ponisentiary urtil the ie6el authorities re-
lease ths ofiiccrs and begro troops captured
A telesraS, from Washington, 29th, to the
New York Timcs, says Gen. Gilmore 10 prom
iSed all the rei,lforcemeutsh needs. Char.
:eston must fall, if. en- rgy and Is iocL guns
win accomplish be result. j. @..
: TIC amy of tic Potomac now occupies
practically tie Same Inns it did.two months
ago. Escent.active moSaments must :reces-
sar!y b, followed by forced comparative IT.
acton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Fifth Sabbath Union meeting II tho 4,h
Division of the Eas.dsld Association win meet
at Horns Creek Church ON Friday before the 9Th
Sabbath in August inst. -
Bro. j. Q. Adam, to piaesehs.ths introductory
sermon; Bro. i'll. Adams slternats,. Bro, J, S.
Mathews to preach tho charity sermon Bro. A. J.
Mathis alternate, - u.
DR.. N. Merrinsthsr rs,ayist
SaIi>cts tar. D..e1.siop.--l.t, What Is !. for
Christians to- keep themselves un.pattsd from the
world' a. J. Hammond introductory spsakss.
Cd, Can faith sxvo man2 r. MsrriwSthsr
Introductory speaker.
~ .-J. S. MATTHEWS, ,.Moa,r.
3. NJ. SwlARIsaKs,. .clsrks..., Z. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
IFss| Pr Advertiser!
.Tnbnte 6fRespeGt.

Al . regular Communication of Coidrrll Lodge
No. So, Az! ~, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were adop'od:
Whereas, Almighty God hsssgaiif santfrii Mes
senger death among us 1nd iuhfst,scratable wis.,
m seon rropsrsft.r aliDgerns stinsss insaeh case
which they bore With true Christian ~T,is alton
to remove our e.tesned and worthy brethren
ABNER G. wIIITEssns D. PRESLEY SELF.
Therefore bs it - s:ssA1 = - 'A.''ss .
Re,olsed, That iu this 1fIsiitatioh we Recognise
the will e6fs Almighty God t,t0' Htisc sdserets NO
hunbly subrait. '.f.,.as .i,,.e.,s.
Reso1h:d That We deeply drrloTo the lofs Of
our e,teemed friends and Brethren, whose many
qualities OF heart end generous ilnpulsss:of- sou!
endeared thom to each member of tGis Lodge, and
the community geDsrGiy M Which they tssidsd.-
Re.oleed, That in,tb-It -denaise or fraternity
has lost active and dsefui bnembers, and the 6ats
| and District two Of it best citizens,s
Reso oed, That we e,sfer our sincere ,eondoIence
to their bereaYed families AID eIsad to them
HEARTFELT sYmpathies for their ifrsphrsbls loss.
Re,olcsd,, That. q page il the Minutes books Of
this Lodge be inscribed To- thsir naemory and that
a copy OF the Preamble asIda RESOLUTIONS DO sent
to the families of tne decsssc .brsttfsn, add u
the Edgefeld Aarerti.sr for publication. =
VT, VEST ll;s,,...:.,,
J.s.-HARRts0N. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
A Friend to the soldiers who.s. Knows

-. no shadow Of Turning." ;.
We learn from tho Wilmington. Journal that the
noble and indsfatigable Miss gulE is nov in that
city, making her usual cxertiNns in behalf of tho
soldiers. She has Published there an appeal Tor
the object to which sho is so untiringly devoted,
mud her success has been most satisfactory. She
.was to have received sometime during the psst
week the proceeds of bcueGt at the Wilmington
Theatre. We hopo this benefit netted handsome
sum- The collections thus Ilade, Miss 3. dsvo-
ting to thp, North and South cArolinr troops at
Charleston. ou. District ehould ice, honored in
having once be0a the, home Of sls useful aud
naliiolic N. A. BuIE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Remember Your sof,lier Friends.

: Wo are informed thnt Mr.. c. P. OURS, of Co.
B, Hampton Legion, now stationed near Rich
,n6nd, will leave h,me fer his Company on Mon
day, the 18th inst, snd win lie pleased to take
charge Of all packages for memoers Of that co'n-
pany, that may lie entrusted to bis care. Bundles
and Packages must be lof. At Ninety Six Station,
and o.ber Stations between there and Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Aug. 4, 1858.
The Election ON Tuesday Next.

HC S1eSSH"@ OhH ~ 1o"e'- , ~
In order thu tho election may be held for r.
Senator on Tuesday next, majority Of the MEM
bers of the House of Representatives for Edge
field District respectfully .uggest that il there
be only ono Manager Of a precinct preaoit, that
he call to bis assistance scme disintsrefted person
of the nsizhborhood to aid him in holding the
election. Ii there bo MS Manager present, in that
case they suggest that tho Magistrate pf the Beat
in which tho precinct is situIted, call to his ssrist-
ance two citizens and hold the election and if
there bo no Manager or Magistrate Of the Beat
prescnt, they ,ugge,t that tee voters present ar-
point three, persons to lold the election.
W. S. MeBLEY,
Chairman Of Delegation.
rI....ll q II Inn Cd 1Ek2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
The Cnptnre of Morsan.

An ofiei.l Yankee telegram from Col. shscEel-
ford, dated New Lisbon. Ohio, July 2s,h, says:
By the blessing Of Almighty God r have sue
ssedud in capturing Gen. JOHN H. Morgan. Col.
Clarke, and tho balance of the command, ainsunt-
ing 10 aDout 400, are priaonors.,-,
will start with Morgan and ,tG on the frss
train for Cincinnati, and await the Genrr.ps or
der for transportation for the balance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Ghe dJSberttset.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1868.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.

nsss- Particular attention is invitedtO the, Card
of w. SLOAN. Recruiting officer of the Ru'ledgs
Mounted Rifles and Horse Artillery stationed near
Pocotaligo. This is fine arm of the service
anil thnsc desirons Of embrscing all the privileges
of the late call for troops, cannot do bottcr, NE
imagine, than to try tho R. N. II, & H..A.