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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

We are proud and happy e grace our paper
scaay, VII EEs. lo!ioaiRg simple; but nobIo tTib
ute from Co. E, 7th Regt, to the Insmory Of the
four gallant api departed spirits whose forever-to-
be-honored names stand above
CAar 7th S. C. Rcsi., August 18th, 1868.
Mr.. EDIron Allow Co. E. Tth 5. c. Rest, q
space in your columns to announce, to relatives
and friends ut home, and in the army, the death
of four of its members, viz: Lieut.. W. \. RUT-
LAND, who fell MORALLY wounded the battle Of
Gettysburg, Penn, on the Of July, aud died at
Williamsport, Nd, on the Sth Of the same month.
Lieut.. j. NJ. DANIEL was also mortaliy wounded
in tn, same battle, and died on the Srd, near the
battlefield. CnrpI d. G. MCGEE and PAUL
MITCH ELL were bo.h killed dead on the fold.
The former two fell while urging their men to
victory or death; while the latter showed by the
place they laid on in tie fed, That they intended
TO carry out these orders. The names Of other
men may nc written high in the temple CT fame,
white the names os these heroes may lie stili with
their hnno.ed remains in distant land yet the
Company has the proud consolation to feel that
no
moro faithfully. m,re gallantry, moro dcvotoly,
than they. Evor ready to discharge any duty
thai iavoivsd upon them as officers and soldiers,
they had gained for themselve, the loycand esteem
OF the ontre command.
= .tair relatives and friends, we would say ::
:. oa have suffered an irreparube loss, for never
can their places be filled in yourbcart No moro
will t!ejr iovrd and ohscrfpl fares ilumine your
Gresilcs, and assist in making Saur homes abodes
of brightness and peace. They are gone never
to return let while We know that their places
can never be Gled, either at home or in the field,
let us remember that the Lord "dccth all things
WELL" and it is lie ,hat hath taseu thom from US.
Trusting in the goodness and t1erey of an ALL
wise God we hopo day 70 meet our depart
oil camralvs in better land,, among those,
"grcen pastures" and by those "s;ill water brooks,
wherc there will be NJ mure wars nor rum"rs Of
war, but'etcrnal peace and rest.
Yhat God may help all the bcrcsvcd to bear
their trials and crosses, and at last takc them
homo to rest, in thuse heavenly realms, where VIC
hope our brave heroes only gone before, is the
PRAYER of COMPANY f.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Valuable Real and Personal Estate
At Public Sale.

NTILL he sold at the late residence OF Col.
Wv p. L.. CALHOUN, deed, in Edgefsld
District, s. g, Is miles above Augusts, Ca, be-
tween Stephens, Creek and Savannah River, on
TUESDAY, 27th OCTOBER EExT,
That VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND upon
which the deceased lived, containing
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
Mors or less, the principle part OF rhch is Osk
aud Iiirksry, with between -Four and Five Hun
dred acr's Of good Pine Laid-woll adapted to
he.cultnre of Grain and Cotton, with only about
enough cloarod for twenty I've OF thirty hands to
cultivate; the bulsnce in native forest There
arc some fine low grounds iu cultivation on the
Creek. The plantation is well improved with q
fro and commodious Dwelling. Also, good Ne
gro Housor, Gin House, Stables. &C., de-, all now
and in good condition, very healthy. and we'll
supplied with emo ws.vr.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place ssout
FIFTY LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
Among them very likely Sr4ustress With I'll
the qualifications uf y very .upsrior h0use SER
want, somo good Cooks. Washers. and Ironers,a
plantation Black smith, Wsggonsrs, Canings Dri-
yyrs anl Field Hands.
A FINE. PAIR OF YOUNG AND WELL >.
BROKE, CARRIAGE HORSES.
ONE FINE YOUNG MARE AND. EIGHT OR
NINE LARGE FINE MULES,
Two Carriages and. Harness, one nearly noN, and
one Buggy and Harness.
Also, 80 or 40 Head BIooded Cattle,
among them some- fine Mix Cows; 20 or Is
Head of Sheep, snd Fine Lot of Hess,
both Stock aud Fat Hogs.
Also. the Housohold furniture. including fne
Parl6f Furniture, Crvckery uud Kitchen Utensils;
Plantation md Blacksmith Tou.e, Wagons, Gin:
-Auad, Fhrasher and Fan,
Corn, Fodder, Cotton, Cetton Seed,
And:msny other articles too numerous to mention.
9 Possession given inmedistey after the
sale. Terms accommodating.
NB-Any further information cheerfully siyan
by addressing the SubscriLer VI Edso6eld G. IL,
S. C.. Young T. T. Calhoun ON the premises, Mr..
Robt. II. Middleton, six Eailes belor, or Dr.. w..
D. jennings two miles above the place, win take
pleasure in showing tho land.
A. &. TEAGUEs
= .Ths Aciiny Eeecuter.
Aug ED, 1883. ss 81
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FROM mississippi.

A-LssTs, Aug. 2l.-A special dispatch tc
the Appeal from Canton, on the Goth, say
that Grenada has fallen into the hands, of the
Federals. Their force left, on the Yazoo and
t;au the North Junction, on the rolling stock
oftts JACKSON and N. Q. railroad, at Gre
The enemy met no opposition. Chalmers
j. absent, aud Col: Seminens fell behind the
Ya!!abusLa, and Eough: the Yankee raiders
three hours, when having his wagons safe,
and the Yankees threatening his rear, evacua
ted Grenada.
The Yankees burned the rolling stock, and
=s;is,sssaa asias gk.l@srs and party Of men;
Que quartsrof the town vas blrned when
learning that General Jackson was coming
the Yankees rstrested precipitately.
Both the large fue railroad bridges over
the YailabuSha are burned.
General Hatch is reported dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

.5g- The Federal tyranny ut vicksburg is grow
ing more oppressive. Psaocablc citizens are ar
rested and put in Jail upon the least Suspicion Of
disloyalty. Some OF the more outspoken onos aro
sent out of the lines on pain of being treated as
traitors to the United States Government.
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Tire sncc,nc ra4.

H. T. WRIGHT, Esq, Collector, vii! open b,oks
ut his .fics il this Place Monday next for the
collection Of the spccifz Tax due in his collection
District. We rugrct our inability to publish Mr.
WIS. advertisement giving particnlars-~ill do go
in our next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

~ Captain John T. Gary. OF the Lucas Bat
talon, 8. C. Regulars, died, on Monday morning
the 17h, .at twenty minutes past eight, from
wounds received"t Dat.ory Wagner On the le'h
lust. lie is the brother Of oolonvl Gary, of the
Hampton Leg on, and brother-iu-law of Con. n.
G. Evans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

Gss-" CYNic" on "A5.ndfGes"-a also obitu-
airy noticss, and other articles of Importance are
necessarily deferred uniil next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Notice.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the Bsksd Of Com
IA missionera of Roads for the Upper Battalion
Of the 7th Regiment is hereby crdcfsd to meet ut
Tho Pine House on Tuesday, the frst day Of Sept,
next, by 10 o'clock, Az N. All defaaltsrs that
osll fol-. hands to work the Coast fortideations
from the 1ith Of August inst. to tho l4th ssptcm-
bet next, are hereby warned TO appear before the
said Board, for the said Battalion, at tho time
and place aforesaid to for said default,
oripAy up their fines, sothas tas money may be-
sent On to the Agent Immediately to hire hands
for said work. -..-.--s, a..
A. JONES, Chsir. Board.
> Ang 18 2t 33
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Cards (! Cards!
Salt and Rice
A Valuable Residence
- FOR SALE.

YUyHE Subscriber offers for sale the SALUDA
Il HOUSE in the Village Of Edgefed S. c.,
having Is Rooms, 10 with fire placcs, Cellars,
and one Basement Story. There the prem
ises good Kitchen with Rooms and 2 fire
places, Smoke House, Pantry, and all. necessary
outbuiliings, with a fine we'll of water in the
yard, and IL choice Garden nttncbci TO the place.
Al,o attached to the premises, is oomnodious
Stable Lot, with Stalls for Fifty Horses, Crib,
Carriage House, and we'll of good water.
This desirable residence will answer for either
public or private house. Tho buildings arc
in good repair, are ocatedin retired and pieas-
ant situation, and to any one in want Of con-
nodious and conveniently arranged House md
Lot, tue Saluda House IL respectfully offered.
For terms and other particulars uddress the
subscriber at Edge6cld C. H.
LEWIS CovAR.
Auc25 TT -
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EXECUTORS SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
IN LAURENs DISTRICT, so. CA,
Within POUR Miles Of Martins Dep,t an .Es
E.Hberry LaurcLs R.ilr.ad.
EXTILL be ssld ou tho preni.esSkt public unc-
w ton. on THURSDAY, the lat OCTOBER
rcr.-r-thu@ @fAeai-- e--cf->1,r'aTstrsasxaS7
TEAG UE, decd, upon which tho widow now re-
sida,, eontai,.inr-' ~
3S5 Acres,
More ur less, with . iino Dwelling House, Brick
Smoke House, Negro Jsu,es, Gin House, Barns,
&c, all in COED c.ndi,-n. The land is we'll
adapted to the culture Of Wheat, Rye, Corn, Cot
toif; &c.. and in fine state sf cultivation, With
plenty sftimb.r for ordinary plantation purposos.
The.loontion is noted for good he.tk, nost ex-
'cellent water, AID surrounded with good society.
There will also be cold many srticlcs not con-
venent to moyo, such as tre FURNITURE,
COTTON, Cation Gin, Thrasher and Fan, Horse
Mills, &c. =
AI5o.
will aiso ssll at ths Same time and plsne,
1870 Acres, Of hand. moro luss, adjoining
the abovcy belonging to the Estate Of Col. P l..
CALHOUN, deceased, in hne state Of cultivation
with plenty Of timber, but DO buildings on it. Tho
two Tracts, bought by the sumo purchaser, would
employ tuolvs or fifteen hands vsfy pruftably and
mako fine settlement.
sss-Tsrm, for both, Ccsh, or approved Notes,
at one and two years with intere,t, best quits
tho purchassrs.'
@s-Any farther inform Stion concerning those
lands obeerfuliy givon by addressing the subscri-
ber at EdgsGeld z. H., b. q. DR.. bucket, near
the place. will t,ke ploysure in showing the lands.
A. u. TEAGUE, Ex'or.
Aug % st 81
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A Word to Fai.l Hearts.

The Mobile RrJi,ter, sf late date truthfuly
says: Just SO sure as God is just, and man loves
liberty better than subjugalon, Just SO sure il
this strugg.e 10 bo crowned with National Inde-
pcndenee. There are not fools and towards enongh
who dream of peace from submission, born under
this Southern SUI TO prsventit. These men msy
disgrace aud damn themselves to eternal infnmy,
as crayens, dupgailis slaves ii they will but they
cannot drug down To the same pit of degradation
the freehorn men and master race of this Southern
land. The blood Of the martyrcd brave which
has watercd the soil of every Confederate State
cries shame these who talk or think Of yielding
who dream Of peace except upon the terns of
the perfect and glorious independence for which
ws have drawn the sword. 1t is time for the true
men of the land to speuii ont and frown down tho
towards WHO think Of betraying the country to
tue iufamy and ruin OF Yankee domination. We.
call upon the pres, ana mon of nerys AID p1u-
ence every whore to take their stand to rekinJlo
tho fires Of patriotism. 10 encourages silence the
weak hearted and the croakers, to make new VOWS
of devotion to the cause aud to drive every skulkcr
from the army to bis duty to his comrades and h;r
country. Up with the Southern banner, the cross
and tho battle fag, and go forth the cry
" Lay ON, Iaclui,
And damned DC be vhn first cries hoiQ, enengh"
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Headquarters,

ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDaEpIkLD, Aug. l7th, 1853.
COMMANDERS Of Boat Companies in this
" District arc requsstsd'to return to mo forth
with the names of All men in theirrespectve Bsas
between the ages Of IS and 45, excepting such
who are members Of the late organization for To-
col defence, F. NJ. SCHIRMER, .
Lieut.. & Chief &. 0. Of Edgefsld.
Aug 10 If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

gs- Hon.Robcrt Jemison, Jr, was elected
by. .tbe Alabama Legislature, on the 24th; to fill
the unexpired term Of Mr.. Yaucsy in the Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

ss- Tho dr.i. n-tNe~ York was resumed on
the 10Th. Ono thousand names werc drawn in
tho 6th district. No riotous demonstrations were
made, md none are now apprehended. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

sy Particular atts' dion il directed to the many
new advertisements in this issue. Scan closely.
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NEWS.
The siege of charIcston..

CHARLESTON, Aug. 23.--On Saturday, tlui shnts
were fred at Fort Sumter, Of which tlil; struck
inside and ou.sido The irestwall is mach scal.d
and battered in tho sfarapet, and 'lEdIprnincd.
The north-east wall arches and terruFl:ias havc
fi,len in and tho guns are dismount:d. One pri-
yatc wounded. -i-...5,s,5-...7
On Sunday the land batteries opened from
south 10 north, the monitors from eastto west,
caming close up. Tie rire whs very dstnaging
The east nal! is cracked md preached, and shot
sweep through the Fort. .Es
A shell burst, .woundins Lieutenant Boyleston.
seriously; Col. Rhe't, CAPT Fioming, Lls. Scan
Ian and F;cklng, slightly, The fortian2w aruin.
Col. Rhett is ordered with his brave garrison to
hold this outpo:t, even as forlorn hope, until
relieved OF taken. - -.
On Saturday at Wagner Lieutonait and four
,nen Of the siege train We're woundea fe'u Sun
day the brave Lt. Col, Gaillard lost his3Bfe.
1t is said that 23vssseS arc inside, Including
the Ironsdcs, monitors, IT,. and 1s:outside the
bar :
Gen. Gilmore scnta communicationA Af II o'clock
on Sunday, giving notice that at 1l.o,eiocG to-
morrow he would open Ere on Charleston. In
the meantime, tho non-colnsatantu csn;co out.
The Latest from Charleston.
cHAnLEsros Aug 24.-rhe eneny's fire on
Sumter has slnckened today
The fleet has not participated:
At tHeivo O'Clock last night the eneny'a gurs
opened on the city-fring fifteen cightinch Par
rot shells. Nocasualfics. @s.t.
The non-combetants are leaving aie.city in
continuous .tresln.
Correspondent of ths chyoniossG Sentinel,
dated Charleston 22d inst, says:
Between one md two o'clock this morning
the Yankees commenced to shell the city, but little
damage was DONE The only building struck was
No Hayne street; the she'll struck, the roof Of
that store, cutting hole as nicely nsrould hav5
hcsn done b. "a carpenter, passed through tie
aoor into the third story, when it si,uck rhe side
wall and exploded, tearing out spafe some six
or eight feet square, and scattering tho things in
the Medical purveyors stores. All the othor
shells struck and exploded in tho burnt district
or in the street.
One struck near tho corner ofHsyno and
Church streets tearing up the dirt deep enough to
injaro the gas pipes; one in Walker 'spasble yard,
one in Trinity Church yard, and seuo iu the
wessern part of the city. mall about twelve or
fifteen shells wero thrown. ,Thoy are seid TO huve
come from marsh battery near Black Island,
Yhi~h had not been discovered previous to open
ing fire. This morning MI our Batteries were
turned upou'it, and I hope have succeeded in 81
lencing it"
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Headquarters,

Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER, :.
EnaEFIELD, Aug. 24th, 1858.
ALL PERSONS between. the ages of Is and
IA IS, (oxcepting those who hzYe heretofore re-
ported, and Ibtsp exempted and those who .ero
memhnrs Of tho late organization, organized for
local drfcnce.) are hereby ordered to report at
theso Head. Quarters on or before the 10th Sop
tembcr nu1t. -
All who fail to comply with the above order will
be advertised and treated ns deserters.
F. M. SCHIRMER,
!. Lieut.. 4 Chief &. 0..of Edgefeld.
'.,Aug25 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

sg-No Editorial to-day. The Editor sick.
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sucfease.in our Price OF Subscriptions
From and af,pr this date. Until further notice,
orr terms of subscription viii be s3,uo rer alnuln
in advance. The high price OF paper. and evory.
thing else, c"mpsis US to make this advance.
August s,h, 1868.
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Comnissioners' Notice.

oLAvE OWNERS in tie Upper Battalion, 10th
g Regiment, who failed to sond the required
number of hands TO the Coast, at the last call,
hereby varned to meet tho Board ut keinp's on
the Second Monday in September next, aud pay
the fine which the Law imposes for such defaut.
F. g. MARTIN, CHAIR.
Aug o. 2t* "a.
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DIfp mt Staunton, Va, on tho 3lss JUL last
p. o. RANSOM, eldest son Of M. A. and L. RAN
son. OF Eds,ield District. On the 1at July, at
,Gostysburg, Penn, this noble young raar:yr re-
coiycd. q wound in the a,cle; on the 10th July
sfr.ut..;as.. was reserted y ;s sseTsti.utiur-
could not survive Bn6tE, conssqaout9r -
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OBITUARY.

D: R. DuRlsor, Sec'ry.
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Rutland, Daniel, MeGee, Mitcheil.

And ds.nncd be be vho first cries boll, enough p
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AYERS
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1863.
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