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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
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JAMEs T. BACON, FDTOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1861.
JAMgS T.. BACON, FDTOR
Postponed.

Wearec forced to defer publishing until nextweck
the tribute Of respect to the memory of tho gal
LIANT I.EoNiDAs r. DoYcE. a. hrave-hearted soldier,
wh5'disL It, his IA hers residence in this District
on the o5th May, whilst homo ON sick furlougb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
For the Senate.

Several friends of Col. Tuos. C. BACON have
reque.tei US to announce to the public that he
i'd. consented to accept taeir nomination OF him
ssls MS L candidate TOR tho scput-;; TO I'll the uoeN-
n rcd term Of the late Hon. A. siAKISs. !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

ce Persons from New Orleans represent tho
condition of the city a, very gloomy and dcpress-
ingy.It is impossible to estimate the number Of
old residents. who have abandoned tho place I'M
der the recent order. They wero lowing mall
directions. Many Of them had gone to Havana.
There was no business. The town seemed. to be
ocrapisd b" none but negroes md Yankee sDlIiors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
Notice.

rHE Dosri Of Commissioner of Roads for the
Upper Battalion, 9Th Regiment, S.. C. NJ,
will meet at Longmircs, on Wednesday the LIST day
July next. All defaulers that have refused or
neglected to send their hands t. the Coast ut the
last call for hands, will appear before the Board
to show cause for said default.
JAS. 8. HARRISON, Chair.
Luna 4 81
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NB- John ]. Cri,tendea, of Kentucky, has
come out for a unanimous support of Lincoln; End
u rigorous prosecution Of the war.
ssee Washington dispatches state that tho
backbone Of tie rebellion" will be broken
shortly.
~ Instead Of taking . cargo in a boat, tho
Yankees. set barrels of provisions adrift and allow
them to float down to Grand Gulf, where thcy are
dshcd out. This trick has been discovered, and
srr men have gone to fishing, and the result so
far bps ysSSR the catching Of : humber of kits of
salt mAckerei, P"pp'ep, ss42, perhaps the first time
that salt fish vera ever cauga; ~ tle Mississippi
Flyer. ',
"vhen the roos;s we're. at Morgantown, it was
agreed in Wa$se. burg, Pa, that no defence of the
place should be attempted, and moreoTer, that
Jesse Tazenr, NJ. c., and Cashier of the Bank
there, went ont eight miles with..a ang of truce,
hunting somebody to surrender TO-"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
Contedernte Gunboat p,cyvn nm.

LAKE CRY. Fla, MY 'so::4Tbe Confederate
gunboat chattahnucb"c blew up On the Ch.tta-
ho'chee river Yesterday, killing fifteen or sixteen
and voundiug tn. balancc. She Is said to have
had 100 men on board. .'-''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

20 The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times says: The cabinets of P iris and Lon lon
have again commenced negotiations on the sub
ject Of mediation ia America, but tbi. time ou q
new basis Of operations. They arc first to CON-
menco with the Confederates, iwLo'wi be asked,
as n preliminary step, to guarantee the gradual
emancipation of slavery, aud this guarantee once
secured, it is thought the North will be willing to
accept a separation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

~ The Atlanta contsd'raey says that all the
sugar in that place was seized the other day BY
the Government. The same thing has been done
in Augusta s.,,.
Gs- Gorcrnay Irowa, Of Georgia, ehis upon
tho people toOrganiaO for hodofenoo of their state
His appeal should receive a cordial response.
eg- The Washington Chronicle, of May 25th'
Informs its readsu that the Monitors appointed to
take, Charleston viii attempt the reduction OF the
outer forts along the beach before they attack Fort
Sumter a.
~ A.merchunt, says the Savannah Repu'"'
eau, who has kept nm eye to the blockade runners,
says there are at this time twonty-0no 'argo'' OF
unsold imported goods in ports of the Confederate
sfptsr, viz: two at Mobile, five at Wilmington
and fourteen ut 9halis5ton. H.
g- Cotton in New York is selling from fifty
to sixty cents por pound for middllns'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

rate raraled pri5oners wenftoTfe battlefield
ut Raymond. and there fnund the dead u'-
buried. Tacy found on the field twenty NV,
Con!t dcra,.s aud one hundred and NIFTY al
Tic enemy, wl4m they hurried: The Con
tolerate lead wcle Texaus and Tcnncss'e e.
ans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

oui consideration of Congress. In tho meanwhile,
a healthy patriotic public sentiment may di'c"ur-
Hg. tho practices. a similarity to which, VIC have
failed to discover in the hi,tMy of the America
Revolution. PETER TIE HERMIT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

@- Through the kindness Of Col T, y. LAM
HAM, We are permitted to mako tho annexed e1-
tracts from n letter received by him from Mr.. L.
J. Miller, a member of tho 24th, writing from
Canton, Miss, May %, '63:
"Tha people of Jackson speak in the highest
terms of the 2lth Regiment, aud say they be-
hared nobly in the fight. Tho loss Of our Rcsi-
mcnt uns about one hundred killed, wounded ind
missing. We had about. twenty killed. Our
company was NOT Immediately in the fight an9
there was no ono burt from our Company. Col.
cupsrs was wourded in tho fight, and had to
leave tho field his wound is not seriou'-hesh
wound in tho leg. Col. Stcvsns had not got up
with the Regiment. Tho next morning after tho
fight Col. Capers sent his compliments to our
Company, (capt. wEvsR's,) for their GOODNESS On
the fcld, md said they stood like q stone wall.
Cen. Johnston i, in command of our army.
ri SOW no ersps from Augusta to Montgomery
that looked my better than the crops In Edgoaeld'
but after I passed Montgomery the crops looked
very we'll. The corn is about balf-thigh high"
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Juno 2
A Substitute to Hire.

A RELIABLE SUBSTITUTE, over forty-fyo
"a years of age, can be hired on reasonable
terms. Apply at the Adeertiser Office or to, +.
W.. at the Ridge P. O.
June 1t y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

gs- The Herald advises a cuanso lf aasse. of
HooEer,s army, and says experience and common
ssp.o. ytead strongly in favor of moving upon
Richmond by wy St James river, according to
The Mum Of Gen. NoClellap. =
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Yankee Account fro m Yicksbnrg.

Yankee Account trom flCRspHTS'
snrLBYrILlLs May Slst-Allq quiet ut the front.
Nashville Dispatch Of the 25th has boon re-
csived. ,.
1t contains the following dispatch from vicks-
burg, dated Saturday 23d Gen. Grant drove the
rebels back to thoir last entertainments.
The Federal loss was severe. 10000 Of the
army heretofore occupying Jackson, reinforced
Grant. ON Saturday evening the enemy threw
shell from their marters, Our troops captured
the batteries above and below Vicksburg. Or
Sunday, Grant telographed Lincoln satisfactory
details which are suppressed Tor fear that thsJ
might be useful to the enemy.
MuRFhEsnoRo, May 2Sth.-It is reported tina
tie rebel force, consisting of $1,000, have fallcr
back from their entire limos.
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LATEST NEWS.
Grant demands the STRAIGHTFORWARD.

burg.
JACKSON, june 1.-Grant demanded the sur
renulur of yicksburs on Thursday, giving GENERAL
pnnLerton three days to consider his demand
Con. peIubsrton replied: az don't want hfte-n
minutes: We will die in tho trenches before VIZ
surrender"
The Federal troops are demorn!iscd. They have
refused to renow the attack.
On Saturday the gunbosts were firing hot shot
Tho Rcder.l loss is from rs: 600 to $4,000, in
Guiding Generals Kerr. Lay, Burbridge, Bowen
and ono other. e.. @
Port Hudson is invested.
Approved by G. &. Garner, Chief Of Stah.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

GS- 4 man in Western Georgia proposes to
carry the mails for Ave hupdrei dollars, if paid
in gold or silver, or t.o thousand dollars if paid
in Confederate notes. The Richmond cotrcspon-
dent Of the Atlanta Copf' dsrn"y pertinently in
quires if any hemp grows in that region.
zs- In C.lnba, Ala, May ls;h, the following
sales were made: Woman, house 'ervant anil
soamstress. thirty years old, sa".s55ii woman,
house servant, and her three children, tho oldest
TN years. $1,000 man, So years, old, rough car
pcnter. 81. $50.
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Notice.

SHAREHOLDERS of the Lower Battalion, 9th
y Regiment. will appear at Red Hill, on Friday,
the 18th June inst, to show cause, IL any, why
they did not send their hands to the coast at the
last call to labor IN the public offences.
T.. T. MINIS, Chair. rorrd.
Juno g., ct. %
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Salt, Salt !

GiLL at tho Hamburg Post 0fic and bu! Jour
" SALT. in Sacks or Tierces, at the lowest
market prices.
Also. on hand. Confederate and English Letter
PAPER, and ENVELOPES, STEEL PENS. &c.
K. L.. GENTRY.
Hamburg, May 81 1t 81
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ass- Brigham Young, the Mormon. ridiculss
tha Yankse expeditionS against the Indians:
For tho Advertiser.
From the oath, S. c. V.

CAM BETwEEN JACKSON AND CANTON, Miss.
May 10th, 1858.
Mn. EDIron; You have Ill doubtless heard be-
roro this of the fail of jackson, Mis-, aud az our
friends at home must feel great anxiety about ths
two tdgcisle Companies Of the 9th S. c. ReIt,
1 drop you this hurried note to inform them that
ell of Company I, and Ill except ono Of Co. h
are safe. Not one Of Co. l received q scratch,
while some of tho companies of the Rcgt. suffered
severely. We should, and surely do, all feel most
grateful to q kind Providence, who seemed, in
that emergency, to extend his protecting ppro over
US in a most signal manner.
Tho fight took place on tho 18th inst Our Rcgt.
with u part of tho 46th Georgia (Of our %brisndo)
arrived in Jackson about S or 9 o'clock on tho
night Of thc lath, and though all were worn ont
with tho fatigue and exposure of o long and most
tedious journey, they wore called to u:m' about
8 o'clock the following morning to tako position
about three miles from the town, on the Clinton
Road, to check the progress Of the enemy and
cover the rctrent Of our army. The oncmy came
On in largo and overwhelming numbers, while our
force, on account Of thp failure to get reinforce
nents in time. WIS small, much too small to ops
pose them with any prospect of success. This
must DO regarded, I suppose, in the light Of a
slight disaster, but We hope and feel confident
horo, hat oil will yet be we'll. haYo not time
to say moro at present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03

Es- The New. York Tri6Hne says that the ne
gro troops at Hilton Head, S. c., will soon start
upon an expedition, under the command of Colo
mel Montgomery, different. in many respects,
from my heretofore projected"
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A School Wanted.

a CLASSICAL MALE TIE ,CHER can h. pro-
IA cured frum the 18Th ct July during the rest
Of lLe year 1863. For particulars addres.
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June z. 1t %
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y j. II. ADAMS, Lieut..

P. 81 should say probably that our Conpa-
ME, hayo lost q great part Of their clothing and
other baggage, but that would give us no uoeasi-
ness at all if We wore sure that the ladiss of Edge
field would find 1. out soon. 1t is Xot In Thorn to
Let ono OF thoir soldiers suffer, if 1t can possibly
be prevented. j. IL. A.
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