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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-03-21

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-03-21

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10
WAR NEWS.

A Cavalry expedition to the interior of
North Carolina left Newbern on the 23d instant,
and succeeded in destroying two miles of rail
way at Warsaw, including all the culverts At
Kenansyille an armory was destroyed, with
large quantities OF small arms, and some COM
missary and quartermaster' stores. Some
thirty prisoners were captured.
A Tullahoma dispatch says that Gen Bragg
retreated across the Tennessee river on Tuesday,
at Bridgeport, burning the bridge after him.
Late Southern dispatches state that his head
quarters would be at this point in future, and
that the Tennessee be the line Of defence. It
was supposed that the Huntsville and the
Charleston and Memphis railroads would be
bandoned.-Southern dispatches also report
that Generals Taylor and Magruder had crossed
the Mississippi at Kanan, ten miles above
New Orleans, and that they had captured
seven thousand Federal troops, and at last &C
counts we're marching ON the city. These
reports are from a Richmond paper of the 9Th,
which does not g i've the dates Of movements.
Advices from the Indian Territory state the
Federal Indian forces are hard pressed by the
Confederates Relnforcements were being
pushed forward, and it was supposed that Gen.
Blunt would cross the Arkansas and offer
battle
A body of Confederate cavalry are reported
to be at Boydsburg. Telegraphic communi-
cation between Louisville and Frankfort had
ceased,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10
gh1 gItexanaria Gaxette
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10.
,rTr SUBSCRIBERS TO THE GAZETTE:

m THE SUBSCRIBERS 10 ihh NfAAr4iA"'
The withdrawal of the military order, which,
r. oxecnted, would have removed me, with
MANY Of my fellow citizens from this place.
enables me to resume my labors at nome, IN
the business upon which alone depend Tor
support. 1t is hardly necessary to say, that
70 that business, shall, as heretofore devote
myself, with industry and perseverance. My
father is Jointly interested with myself IN the
success Of the small establishment winch alone
is left to us, out Of all we once possessed. we
sha)) endeavor to make our humble sheet,
useful, reliable, readable paper to the citizens
&c misunderstanding faithful record OF
tbe general news of the day, and of the Local.
news designed especially for preservation and
raference. Whatever we can do, we shall do,
70 give interest to it's columns, and at least, to
continue the character which, through every
change Of fortune and Of time, the Gazette has
ever sustained, as journal upon which It's
readers can rely, and which the community can
respect. We respectfully asked for the coun-
tenance and encouragement Of our citizens
EDGAR SNoWDEN, JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.

On Yesterday morning, in compliance with
The order for the deportation Of large num-
her of the citizens Of this place, those notified
20 leave, including number Of ladies who &C
companied their husbands, and carried with
them their little children, proceeded towards
the wharf where the steamboat was IN readl-
ness for their transportation. 4 large CROWD
assembled on Prince street to take leave OF
rheir friends and relatives, and there were
many sad farewells, many scenes which would
have touched any heart Suddenly, however,
and in the midst Of this, rumor ran through
The crowd, that the order by direction OF the
War Department, had been revoked or with
drawn, and, directly afterwards, the inteli-
oence to that effect was officially announced
In few minutes, the baggage OF those who
had been notified, was removed from the boat
and delivered to it's owners, those who were
prepared to leave returned to their homes, and
the crowd dispersed.
The past week has been one Of great dis
tress, anxiety, and EXCITEMENT IN this co1nmu-
nifty, in consequence Of the order for the de-
portation of many Of the citizens. The actual
number Of those ordered off, We have not as
certained; : some say three or four hundred
nersons- others asy more We have heard Of
some families Who have lost very considerably
by the breaking up Of their households and
the sudden sale Of their effects, in order to
prepare for their departure.
A bloody riot took place at St. Louis on Sun
day night. From an early hour on the morn
ing Of that day, crowds of intoxicated soldiers,
armed, with caps or their muskets AMI pistols,
began pouring into Hyde ? ark, which before
noon was overrun by a noisy multitude, bent
on all manner of mischief Quarrels and free
fights occurred repeatedly throughout the day.
Persons wearing hats with black bands were at
tackled as copperheads-the hats taken from
them and destroyed. The lawless soldiery was
composed mainly of paroled prisoners, with
large number Of convalescents. Three men
were killed and number seriously wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10


sas on the 25th ult, in which he denounced
'jayhawking" in severe terms. He said: Il
swear to stop with rough hand all forays for
plumber from Kansas into Missouri. There
are very many men in Kansas who are stealing
themselves rich in the name ofliberty. These
men must find some other mode Of giving eff
feet to their patriotic zeal. AS they want to
kill rebels, let them join any old regiment, or
either Of the new ones about being raised
gaT The JOB Department OF the Gazette
Office, is supplied with an assortment OF new
type; and orders for Job work, Of all descrlp-
tons, will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, and on the lowest terms. The Printing
Office is over French's Book store, on King
street.
g@ Subscriptions and Advertisements for
the Gazette will be received at the Printing
Office, or by Edgar Snowden, Sr., whose office,
for the present, is at No. "a, South Royal
street. Advertisements inserted at the lowest
lates
Proceedings, under the Confscation act,
have been commenced in this place, in refer
ence to several pieces of property, belonging to
persons now said to be in the Confederate SER
vice, or who are absent.
The establishment Of Thompson L Co., lumb-
ers and gas filters, on Pennsy lvania Avenue,
Washington, was destroyed by FIRE, cn We'd
nesday morning.
The Baltimore American says IAN order
has just been issued by the President for the
calling out Of 800, 900 troops at once under the
CONSUMPTION act. ;"
There has been decline in the price Of coal
and wood for fuel, in Baltimore. Coal, it is
expected, will decline still further.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10
K T. ZIP COOLl

1HE undersigned would nf {Snt they they are now
and the public generally, 4a HOURS 313 or TIE f
prepared to nFnfh tb icE I'D ID stand and No. north
Royal street, opposite the me Twain & co.
We lett a ith as, viii be promptly H''s0 nj 27~
yorable terms,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10

The victory Of General prentiss ovor -,
Confederates at Helena, Arkansas which No.
announced yesterday, is confirmed BY more
recent information The number Of nr;sonon.
taken was 200, while the Confederate lose !,
killed and wounded amounts to nearly COO
a letter dated Fortress Monroe, Julv 9th
says.-The operations Of General Djx's conn.,
mand at the White House and on the PENN.
sula are successful, having cut off all direct
communication between Richmond and Lees
army, and detained large number Of troops;n
and around Richmond which would otherwise
have been sent to reinforce Lee.
The Richmond Wing Of the 9Th inst, says
eve learn that the guard at the South Anna
bridge we're attacked Saturday evening by a
large force of Yankees. After sharp skir-
mish the enemy were It pulsed. No particu.
lars were received up to last evening, hut it
was reported that only three Of our men we're
wounded, whilst the Yankees suffered sever,
ly.
Between l and 0 clock yesterday morning,
a detachment Of Yankee cavalry, about 100
strong, dashed into Ashland, and proceeded
to destroy some government stores, valued at
about $500. They fred several shots at the
telegraph operator, Mr.. Thompson, who fed
to the woods on their approach. They alsa
burned the railroad buildings, and destroyed
the water tank, after which hey rode off.
The large force of Yankees who were repor'
ted to be moving through Hanover county last
week have retreated to the north side OF the
Pamunkey.'
The Confederates, under General Taylor,
have swept the Teche region in Louisiana,
nearly clear of Federal troops-haye captured
at Brashear City It's garrison OF eighteen nun"
dred men: seven thousand negroes; comnlssaEy'
ouartermaster, ordnance and med cal stores 70
the value OF nearly five millions OF dollars Ien
thousand tents, two thousand horses se :a
Thousand stand of small arms and sixteen SIVSs
guns. So says the Louisville Democrat
The Town Clock has not been running Tor a
day or TWO past on account Of the breaking W
the rope attached to the weight. The kegalalO'
is now at work and Will have the CLOCK Id o''''
by tonight.
V0R DYSENTERY, Diarrhea, Cholera :; Nor Dr.
ms summer Complaint, &c:4 tn th9 ere y M ~
beter remedy than PROF, W " 11;g he con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10
N0TTrE no TAX 4 Z Il .:

NOTICE TO IA x 4 = - Tho
DHR collectors of city to xes will attena az asda .
Council Chamber on nonoa ~ until H.
and "Wednesday next, from a. H. o onportu.
and from until clock to give es;r re- to avail
dty to such persons as may 70 n neTI Ct tie time
themselves Of the discount o. ~ net After the
Ss which aaS a ?sR' :Ss 5 :: q n o % f;
t ds'HaRt OF S A1 os per Payments 10 %
made G e gofaG 60 G: :HEWEs, Collectors
O. c. WHITTLESE1' }
jy 10 st ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-10

TORDYSENTERY, Diarrheea, Ch Sdea i AT no
4 bus, Summer Complhadj24s, T Meff7FV9TDJRRAMS
better remedy than PkOf; - "a ., I he con-
vinced For sale at the Drug Store e49, 2 81
ie 26-1m wv * 1880
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
From, Virginia.

: =. |.
RicTIoSr, Aug. 2i.-The flag of,trues host
arrived at City Point to-day. No news received.
Three hundred Yankee prisoners will DO gent
down in the morning in exchange for the same
number of Confederate prlscnefs brought to City
Point.
The Central trsn has not yet arrived. It has
been detained at Staunton by the citizens, who
aparehendcd ruid from the direction of Bufnlo
Gap, and were preprring to send tf the women
and children.
The Governor has intinaation Of threatened
raid uptn the.Virslnia and Tennessee Railroad
at point not indicated.
Abscn.ess from the Army of Northern Virginia
arc rcturbing daily 1t is understood that the
penalty for ubscntees without leave and desertion
will be rigidly CT forced after the expiration of
the term indicated in the Presidents prcclnma-
tior.
Nothing new from tic Rsrpahannock. The
army is represented as in tigo and improving
condition.
Tte difficulty with the clio Ks of the Post Office
he's been satisfactorily adjusted through tho me-
diation of two or three citizens. A n'jority Of
the clerks rsiurned to duty relying upen Congress
TO increase IL sir pay next session. Tho Post Of
fee will be rc-opcned and The transmits
sion Of mails resumed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
For tha Advertiser.
To, tho5voters of Edsefieid District.

- " tuc oto1o VI - AotAAose
About eighteen months ago L attached nystlf
TO the Company of Capt. ADAAs to assist in the
acfcnce of our bleeding, down -lrodden ccantry,
since which tiinc it has rot been in iny power TO
ming With my tellow:citi.cns as, I gladly would
have done under different circumstances.
] am still q candidate fSrth SheriGaltyof my
natiye District, and 10 those who Fave eenerour5E
offered to a:d nc in my election, luxe this occ q
sion 10 fcturn my sincere thcnks, hoping ever to
be able to merit their confidence and support.
While I um abseit from the Stntc in the militia
ryrservice Of my country svlne Of my opponents
arc fortunate euuugh to rern,in at home and enjoy
daily opportunities Of exchanging salutnio.s win
the pecpic. by tllisrenark reelection is intend ;
ed my only object is to point out the aiyantag:
such candidates have over ;hoss in the army, and
L Itsust that will notbe forgotten by the good
people Of old Edgeleid
: When this cruel war Will end, and the glorious
sun of peace and property shine once N ore upon
our mourning lsnd, is more than uur wisest men
can foretell. All thai. We can do is to hope and
pray for the beat, antto be ever ready and willing
To make any sacrifice for Southern Independence.
Very respectfully, 8 >
FRANKLIN v. COOPER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Frnm Charleston.

Cn.RLEsroN,. August 22-From O'clock
4. NJ. aulil Z 2. NJ, yesterday the enemys
fire ON Sum.er WAS heavy. NiEe hundred
and Jtyenty.threa shots wera fired, shvcn hun
died and four struck tho f. eaher outside or
inside. Tae eastern ace was badly battered.
S.nne gvns on The east end aid nvrtsiern lace
were lis4slsd. TIE lles Was sho: lo*n four
sses.
Piye priy.t.s and twa negroes were w,un-
dcd 10 SEmier.
The ehelsys fire on Wagner caused FIVE
casualties. including Captain Robert PcimSlc.
killed.
Our sasrpsLooter, arc annoying the Yam
ke,.s considerably. It is surprsed that The
enemy burst ons of their Parrot guns yester-
day attar-oor.
IT II a'clock last night q communication
.,cm tac enemy, unsigned. was seut TO Gro'
e. aurerard, denand;rgtte surrender ofSGn-
ter and Morris Island batteries. With q. rot;-
G.a,ion that the city wonli besheiled il four
bunrs tho demand wa. not complied with.
Gen. Bsaucega,d vas on d reconnaissance
Mt the time, eni Gen. jordan returned it for
the sigaature of;the writer. a
About 2 O'Clock this mesning the enculy
besau thr,Wing shells into the city irom g
battery in tae IN ,rsn between N iris and
james Isauds, = aich is distant ABOUT five
miles from tue city.
rwelSe ei;sht-iach Parrot shells fell tie
city, bit no casualties have occurred.
The transaction is regarded as an outrage
ON civilized warfare. The .helling had q
good effect in fastening the exodus of nom
.conibctanss.
AT daylight this morn,rg the enemy opeD-
Cd fire vigorously on Sumter. Tbs ifonsldcs
l,a. sinceupenel. !. Safuter is replying. Was.
ner is firing 5r;skly on tho cnemy's advanced
works, located-foor Hundred aud Gity yards
from our battery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Acdi,ioral from Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 22.-The fire of thc
cnemys land batteries is KEEP. up on Sumter.
More sm,, hays been disabled, ard ore casll-
atty has taken .plAce. A heavy fire is kept
pp on Wagner from the fleet and land bat
ie.ies, The fire-is aso kept up on Gregg
The CASUALTIES st Wagner are one officer AMI
fcuc 2riva.ss.
Giimore'a demand for tie surrendcd OF
SUMTER aod Norris Island, accompanied wiz,
the threat, to ahcl Charleston in four hours
from the delivery of the paper at Wagner,
vas signed and returned at Io'c!ocs this
morning. Gen. BeaGregard, in his reply.
chsreesinhumsnity and violation Of the laws
of. war, and atfrms that if the offence be re.
peateL be sil employ stringent measures Of
retalis.ios- Up to this time=the threat to
she'll the-cit, has not been executed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
From North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, Aug. "a.
Yesterday morning, the frigatc Minnesota and
six gunboats commenced a boinbardment Of tho
shore, Zine miles above Fort Fisher. whcrc the
steamer Hebe ran aground somo days aSo-'he
being protected by two small gums and fifty men.
Tho enemy attempted to land, but were re-
pulsed, With une killed. But being reinforced,
they finally succeeded in destroying tho goods be-
longing to the steamer, set heron fire, and then
left. Wo lost one killed and three wOunded-a
Whitworth and another small gun. Our forced
we're 10 possession Of the wreck last evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
W. F. KeSRrcK, Scc'ry.
For The Advertiser.

D. For the Advertiser.
AT a regular Communication of Concordia
Lodge, No. so, A. F. NJ, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, It hath pleased God in his PEori-
dence TO remove from us cur much esteemcd
brothers, J. BEAUFORT WALLACE AID HAIR
YEY D. CRooKEA, by death:
Therefore, Resoived, That in the death Of Broth
ers J. B. WALLACE and II. D. CROOK ER, this
Lodge has lost two useful and exemplary members
the State of South Carolina tBo excellont citizens,
and tho Confederate army twO brave and gallant
soldiers.
Re.olred, That we condole with tho relations
,ani friends Of our deceased brothers in their be-
reavemenr.
-Re.otred, That.a copy of these Resolutions bo
ssat by tho Secretary to the respective families Of
tho deceased, and that they be published il tho
Edge6ed AOUertiser.
: Re,olcea, That a'pase in the Book of Minutes
of this Lodge be inscribed with the nsmo Of ench
Of the brnthsrs above named aud dedicated to
their memory.
W. W. ADAMS, W. N.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Aug %
Notice to Taxpayers il
SALUDA REGIMENT.

n ~ill attend at the following times and places
4 to collect tho SPECIFIC TAX from :Physi-
clans, Lawyers, DRtillcrs, Cattle Brokers, Msr-
chants, Dentists, Bakers, snd other persons (if
,luy there be) who xrr required by the Filth Sec
tion Of the Tax Act, TO pay the Specific Tax, viz
g at coIeman's X Roads, Wednesday, 10th Sept
1I4itiwangef's.. Thursday, 18th "
Rountres's Stvre, Friday, 18th "
. j. S. smyly's,. Saturday, 10Th J"
Perry, Monday, 2lst Z"
Mrs. Gibbons, Tuesday, =. 22i
Mrs. Norris - Wednesday, I'D
DR.. John Mubley's, Thursday, 24,h
The Books will then closo. Persona. falling to
pay at the times above mentioned win be subject
to double tax. G. NJ. MAY,
Dist Collector.
Aug24 II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
For. the Advertiser.

Attn meeting OF Mt Lebanon Church, on the
18th of August, the following Prcuinb bio and Reso
lptiana wcro unanimously adopted:
= WuEREAs, Gid, in his wisdom, has been plcased
to call from time, into eternity, our much loved
Brother A. ]. MATHIS.
Re.oired, That in This dispcnsation of Divine
providence our Masters vineyard has. lost one Of
It's mort zenous and efficient laborers; HIS cause
one of its armest supporters; this Church ono of
its brightest lights, aud this community one of its
most useful citizens.
:. Re.oived, That we do most sincerely sympa-
thiso With his bereavod family in their severe and
irreparabie loss.
Resvteed, That . pa 90 in our Church Bosk be
devoted to his memory, and that copy OF those
Resol ctiUns DO sent TO his bersaIed family.
Resolued,; That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Edgehold Adcertiser and Con
federats Baptis!.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
For iha Adnertiser.

Notice to Absentees.- -"Recruits Wanted.
Having been sent. with Others, TO South Caro-
lima to recruit for McGowAS's Brigade, l. take
this method Of appealing to those absent on sick
leave or otherwise, to report at once to their COM
mands. They have been informed by their Gen.
eral that this is the hour Of supreme triaii-thnt
now every man who can, ought to DO at bis post
1t Is hoped thatAo one, If he is sblc to do duty,
will shelter himself. behind Surgeons certificate.
1t is neither desired nor expected for those who
are really, unable to return. We have boen sent
for those who, after getting WE'LL atill nger about
home,
Lieut.. S. S, OWENS, of Darnwell District, and
myself have been charged also with the duty of
recruiting for the First Regiment, S. CIV. This
Regiment has been in the field for nearly thrco
years. 1t has been greatly reduced by tho oasu-
sltics Of tho oseryice. You know somsthing OF
the Regiment. lis past belongs to the history of
the country. Will not more of you who are sub
ject to conscriplion, volunteer in our ranks7 By
volnn tcering you gnin all the rights and immuni-
ties Of those who originally formed the snine.
You have or have had relatives, friends aud ac-
qusintances in our ranks. There are Companies
in the Regiment from your District, md you will
be gladly wAlcomed, among them. Every indul-
gsnce in my power will bo granted to those who
jpin us-wili give if possible, timo to mako the
necessary arrangements before leaving for tho
army. a. 7. guTLER,
Capt Co. g, 1stG.C.Y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
From Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. %

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. %.
Yesterday about 10 o'clock, futeo of some
strength appeared the opposite side of the riv-
sr, and commenced shelling this place without
warning.
Our batteries replied promptly, and an -artillory
duel continued until ) O'clock, p. NJ.
A littlo girl, daughter OF F. G. Roche, of Nash
vile, was mortnly wounded also, ne.lady. Tho
ferrymaa at the river was badly wounded
The enemy retired. All quiet to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,

ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDGgrIELD. Aug oath, 1858!
SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD will be pai; for
y the apprehension aud delivery Of each OF the
following Deserters TO headquarters Conscript
Department, Columbia, S. G.
Any person arresting either of these Descrters,
will, before taking them TO Columbia, report the
facts to this cfF:c.
Private f. RUTLAND, Co. B, lst Bat. S. C. S. s..
JW D BOWEN, "
VS. FULMER,
D PROCTOR, {"
ALTMAN, Co. C, -"
]. HOLLINGSw0RTH, Co. X, 24th S. CIV.
BENNETT, Il,
j DUNCAN, !,
Lieut.. Chief Z. o. of Edgefeli.
Aug 28 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
For the Advertiser.

DIED, at the residence Of Rev. I.C. VAyRHa,
Newbcrry District, S. c., MATHEW coWNA-
HAN or MATHEW McooWNAHAN, on the sth
inst. When be first came to our neighborhood hc
come US Ditchor, but for the last twelve or four
teen months he has been buying Cattle in our
neigbborlood and driving them TO Augusta, Ga.
understand his residence was in Augusta, Ga.
His effects are in my possession, and whenever
tao proper authority come, will give them up.
I'D. VAUGHN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
as:.-The entar.aiainent on Mondav nickt las

5.s-The entertainment on Monday night last
was brilliant success ami won the enthusiastic
applause of every one. TIE Tableaux was we'll
selected and rendered admirably, earh scene
barg handsomely enactsd AID highly satisiactO-
ry To the large and oppreclssive audience. The
singing and music ives equal to tie higT expec-
taticns Of those prescnt-decidedly one of the
most attractive fea'"res of the occasion. All in
sll, the Tablcaux and Concert OF Monday evening
was pleasant entertainment, and from the crowd
ed state OF the Hall We imagine the proceeds will
add considerably to the Soldiers Relief Fund Of
this vicinity