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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-13
Notice.

Tick CHEATHAM will stand the ensu-
inv SPRING SEASON at Edsefcld G. IL.
- Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs.
J.vs-at Harmon Gallman's the remainder oi
,h. week. He will commence his Season first o, o,
February and end the 1st day of July. He VIII
rcm,in at hi, Stable until first OF March-aitor
that line he will alternate.
Twenty five Dollars will be charged for the
Season. I do mot desire him to 60 to more tnah
seventy-Gvo Mares. r,a,
His pedigree is known to the breeaers I IN Edg''
field ihoo' W. Dno 1s
May I'm
, 1863-02-05
FROM DESha0lNES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.
DcalfoIsE4. Town. Feb. !, Isl


DEeNoEEs, Iowa, Feb. i, 1863
The Republican State Central Committee
have pretty nearly concluded to call the next
Republican State Convention in June, and at
this place. Probably the 18th Of that month
will bc the day fixed upon.
Colonel John Scott Of tho sd Iowa regl-
mcnt has been placed under arrest for order
ing the destruction Of ordnance, auamuni-
tion and other Government property 1T New
Madrid fen weeks since. II will be remens-
bercd that peremptory instructions for the
execution Of this order were issued By Gen.
Davies, and that it was not executed Until in
structions had been thrice issued, and then
yery reluctantly. Colonel Scott is ono Of the
trncst officers in the service. Tie was the hero
of the hattie Of Blue Mills, and in every place
lie has been subsequently placed he has dis
charged his duty with intelligent and patriotic
fidelity.
The TRIBUNE has already published yer
| batim copy Of tho order under which Colonc
| Scott acted, and to civilians this will appeal
| like an ample qualification. What kinks 0
| military tcclnicalitics there may be bchins
| this to the Coloncl's prejudice will probabl,
in due time appear. lie is honest and true
however, and will come out unscathed from
| any ordeal.
Lieut.. Col. Masill and Major Clark Of th
25ih iuE.ntry, have been restored to tue sam
positions in the service which they occupc'
previous 10 their capture by the rebels a
Helena, and subsequent dismissal from til
service.
The It'll Iowa cavalry WAS mustered into I'll
United States service ut Davenport on Satu,
day and Monday last.
, 1863-02-05


The tokens from Kentucky are bright
cning. By strict party vote yesterday in
the Senate at Frankfort, the Federal Gov
crnmcnt vas sustained, and the loyalty Of
the majority attested. Yesterday also Con-
gress passed the bill to arm 10000 Ken
tuckiars as a guard to the State. Ken.
tuclsy's lesson in loyalty has been bitter and
salutarv. She dallied with the chivalry
and got full crop Of butternuts under
Join Morgan, and more plenteous one
under Bragg. Tile gue1illas and their rsiis
have cured Kentucky and reared up dc,
Tenders of the Union on her own soil. who
will be her best safeguard against the re-
currcnce Of the visitations her people hare
known. They see now there is no safety
| for them save in tie Union.
, 1863-02-05
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

{Snccial nispstch to the Chicago Trihunc.]
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. !.
The Senate had no quorum for the transac.
ton of business, and spent the morning in
the DISCUSSION Of the embryo secession reso-
1utions, introduced by the gentleman from
Wells, fayoripg National Convention Of all
The States, ut Nashville, in June next. The
Union members wanted the word Nashville
struck out, aud Richmond inserted, but the
Corpcrhcads would not yield.
The Senate was not in session this after
noon.
The House tabled resolution inviting the
Ministers Of this city to open tue House with
praycr each day. Mr.. Siblick, the ablest
nemocrat upon the floor, remarked that the
House had gone too fur, was past redemption,
and he did not believe that praying would
save II. uc therefore opposed the resoln
lion.
NJ Cassou's joint resolution to amend the
constitution. IN order that soldiers out of ths
State nav be al1oss,!d to vote, was tabled By
st,ict nartv vote Of *orty.two Copperhead:
to thirty-thrcc Union m:moers' 3h's vii
tell who arc the soldiers frle-Us.
Mr: Ferris offered resolution toT the bcne
fit Of tic committee Oh arbitrary arrests, au
tho,izine the chairman to detail any fon
mcnlbers to sit during the sessions OF the Is
semb,y. to examine Witnesses and visit othc
parts Of the State for that purpose, which vi
adopted by party vote Of forty to thirty
seves:. Of ths Copperheads werc terFibl
, 1863-02-05
FROM MEMPHIS.
In United States Army Officer
Conni7es at the Escape
of q Rebel.
TRAGIC CONCLUSION OF THE
AFFAIR.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibunc]
MEMPHIS, Feb. z, via CAIRO, Feb. 1, 1853.
The BuN.tin Of the I'd las The following:
Last week it became known to the military
authorities that Lieut.. Col. Wood, Of Forests
cavalry, was III this city, in citizens dress,
lie was arrested aud placed in Irving Block,
as military prisoner. On Friday night, Col.
Wood disappeared from the prison, but after
wards fell into The lands of a party under
Col. Lee, that was scouting outside the
city, and vas again placed in Irving
Block, q prisoner. H: acknowledged
TINT he had escaped on Friday night,
by aid OF Federal officer, one Lieut.. Lewis,
I'd Licnt. Of the ed U, 8. regular cavalry.
Lewis had furnished him with pair Of false
whiskerE, aud the coat Of Federal officer,
aud by the aid If these ht had passed tha
guard. For these services he stated that he
paid Lewis 5000. On this charge Lewis was
placed under arrest in his quarters. On Sull-
day night he broke his buuds, md by virtue
Of his position as an officer, entered the II.
wing Block. lie went to the room where Col.
Wood was lying asleep on the bed or floor,
gayc him kick and called upon him to rise
| AS Wood was doing so, lie drew pistol and
fired, striking the officer in the mouth, tls
| ball passing out at the back Of his lead
| Lieut.. Lewis then surrendered himself II,
is 4 man noted for recklessuess, and WAS pro
1noted to his position from the ranks, Oh ac
count Of brave conduct.
| Yesterday, cotton wagon returning home
ward, was followed aud the owner robbed
about three miles from town. The farmers il
the neighborhood were also robbed.
Gen. Geo. ". Morgan Ills been relieved, a
his own request, Of the command Of The thi1
tcenth army corps. lie is sick at the Gayos
| JInnsr
, 1863-02-05
FROM MADISON;

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Tribnnc.l
MADISON. Wiz, February, !, 1865.
The Legislature to-day lad rather quiet
session. The Senate promptly batlcd keogh's
Copperhcal resolutions conde1nnatory Of the
Federal and State Administrations and the
draft. Somewhat riled for TINT or other rca-
SOUS Keogt afterward made turbulent speech
on tho motion to take up bis resolutions. de-
bouncing Governor Solomon as willing tool
OF the Washington authorities. The rcso'u-
tions were not taken UP.
The Scuatc instructed the State Treasurer
not to ray out any morecoin until direct
cd By the Legislature.
In the Assembly Mr. Pullen offered reso-
luton discountcuancing political resolutions
Mr. Jones offered resolution to modify
the rules so us to meet on Saturdays at Q a..
H., and Mondays at Sp. n.
The resolutions under discussion yesterday
relative to national affairs and others Of the
samc nature were made the special order for
Thursday, February 12th, when members will
have an opportunity to talk for buncombe till
| their hcart's content.
Reports were made from the Committee or
| Federal Relations on the subject OF thf
| Ozaukcc arrests, tic majority sustaining thcil
! proprlcty and legality, and tue minorlt.
taking opposite views.
About a dozen, bills ofno great importanc
were introduced.
After 4 careful sifling Of the home and mill
tary vote, by the committee to whom the mat
ter WAS referred, 1t will report In favor Of ad
hitting Mr.. Rcuntyec to the seat occupied b.
Mr. Harms.
at dance lat night, row took place, :
which Il young man named Train, claimed
have been drunk and disorderlF, WAS fatal
; shot by rriyateuaFwood, Of Company G, est
regiment.
A meeting Of railroad farm mortgages
held here to-day.
, 1863-02-05
FROM FORT D0NELSON,
The Rebels Repulsed With 1856
Loss and so Prisoners.
FEDERAL LOSS ABOUT FORTY.
FORREST LED THE REBEI,S
IN PERSON,
ISnecIsl Dispatch to tile Chicago Tribune 4

[Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
CAHo, Fe!'. !, 1ss3-la39 p. m.
The particulars Of the Tort Donelsoa fight
have not yet come to hand. From dispatch
of this morning, however, learn that tho
enemy attacked the fort List evening, but
were promptly repulsed, with considerable
slaughter. Our loss in killed and wounded
WAS forty or fifty, No further particulars
were known at the date e the dispatch.
LATER.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.l
cA1Eo, Feb. 4-7p. N.
Since my dispatch Of this morning, Gen.
1uttlc has received the following in rcgaH
to tho Fort Donelson atE.ir:
PADucAH, Feb. ito Brig. Gen. Tutt1e-
The last dispatch received 1cre froul Doncl
son states tllat the rebels were repulsed with
loss in the fight OF 135 killed and fifty taken
prisoners.
Wounded and captured were continually
being brought in.
When the boat left the fort for this place
the rebels were still In full retreat. Gen. For
rest, who commanded in person at the at
tack, VAS wounded, and McNairy, rebe
Colonel, was among the Killed. II appears
that Floods battery was captured by th'
rebels once, but re-captured by the SD Hi
nois, Colonel Harding. This is all that Is q
present known Of Forests latest raid.
Our forces, froul Forts Herman and Henry
arc in t,ursuit
, 1863-02-05

Louisville, and are ready and eager to stop
the war The Commissioners are already
named, and it is glory enough for poor
Goudy, that he is enrolled among them.
These Commissioners arc to communicate
with the several State Legislatures and
Executives, and with the Federal Govern
mcnt, and Goudy looks to being sent to
Richmond to confer with Jcf: Davis. The
same scheme is simultaneously brought up
in the Indiana Legislature, save that Nash
vile il named. We like the amendment
urged By the gallant Union men Of Indian
apolis, that the Convention meet at Rich
n,ond. It will be bringing it home to the
power that controls it. 1t is oil being done
in the interest Of JEFF. Davis, aud it is a
matter Of convenience, merely, to convene
the Pence men at Richmond. Richmond
is the place for it, gentlemen.
, 1863-02-05
FROM before VlcKS5uRe.
Our Army Encamped
Opposite the City.
PREPARATION FOB THE NEW
CANAL,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhuue.I
MEurH1s. Jan. 9, via CAIRO, Jan. 4, 1868.
We have advlecs from Vicksburg to Thurs
dag afternoon. General Grant rcacked
Ticksburg that morning, and Immediately
there vas conference as to the best mode Of
operating for the future.
The sickness which has prevailed among the
soldiers, while it was severe, il said to
have been very considerably exaggera-
ted in the statements that hare been made
Most Of those afflicted have been cured or
sent away to the hospitals to be treated.
The project Of cutting another canal ut the
point where the channel first infringes the
island, WAS being discussed By the military
authorities, and it Was believed that 1t would
be agreed upon.
1t was confidently stated that with tho large
force at commanuc it could be completed in
four days. The !commencing point will be
higher up the strcam than that Of the present
ditch.
Our forces were stretched along the banks
from Toung's Point to Warrcnton, opposite
yicksburg. The soil is sandy and dries
quickly after rain, and the camping grounds
are considered good for the4ocality. The pro-
iectcd canal is to bc on larger scale than
the former one. 1t is to be dug down to
quicksand, SO rs to insure the cutting out,
and to bc largc enough to use for boats to
pass, thus facilitating operations below as
we'll as above the city.
The whole horseshoe opposite Vicksburg
is in Federal possession. Gems. Grant, Sher:
man ouf1 RfcTtrrt,nd rojr oyPr IT. nm TfurS
, 1863-02-05
Ubita9o Qribn'1e.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1858.


The exciting feature Of the morning s
news is the late affair at Charleston which
comes to us through rebel channels.
The news from Vicksburg is encourag-
ing as regards the health and condition Of
our troops. The canal project now pro-
miacs well, and Vicksburg may indeed
this time become an inland town. All the
evidences Indicate that the work Of its re-
tluction will be slow.
The gallant little affair at Fort Donel.
son was success for our forces, The
rebel Forrest led the attacking force some
5000 or moro strong. The rcpu1se was
complete and thorough.
Kentucky has another scare over John
Morgan who is threatening another raid
northward from the Cumberland. The
alarm 1t Lexington proves, however, to
have been sroundlcss.
In the Indiana Legislature aswen as ou1
own. the Copperheads have broken cove
aud are out in full cry for an armistice
Little Tn1ler has bcgnn to disgust ever
his friends. The shameless knayery Of ths
little fellow, his bare faced impositions or
the good naturc and good sense even O
those who would be his party friends OF
fair terms, have begun to prove damnin&
to everything hc touches, and even th'
Coppcrheads begin to think little Fullel
nuisance. His last act OF trcachc1y wa!
10 privately tinker the City Charter, int
which he has introduced Fullerisnls yer,
literally, 50 much so as to make it yer:
likely that the whole thing will fal.
, 1863-02-05
SHALL TIE SOLDIERS VOTE.


Indiana Coprcrheads say No. They
dread such au ordeal for their acts. They
know who have gone to the wars, and are
rejoicing in the immunity furnished to
home traitors by the absence Of loyal vol
azptccrs. Their action yesterday at 1ndian-
apolis is conclusive Of their views aud
sympathies. In Illinois the case is pre-
ciscly the same. Mr.. Richardson may have
the shamclessncss to claim in the United
States Senate that the Democrats arc IN tie
majority among Illinois troops in the field,
but the Copperheads at Springfield would
rive the lie direct to Mr.. Richardson On the
question Of allowing the soldiers to vote.
They dare not do it. They are fastening
with all zeal to push their trcasonable
schemes beyond the reach Of the loyal vol
untcers from our State Let the matter bs
tested. and the record Of these Copper
heads be made. The people are in taEo
Of the measure. Let petitions bs pourc
in 10 allow the soldiers to vote. The se$
sim is half completed, and any action de
signcd in this direction must be prompt
Meetings On this subject have already bee
held in various parts Of the State, Lit
memorials be widely circulated, aud ii
opportunity offered these Coppcrhcads les
islatozs at Springfield to add to their r.
cord another most damning blot. The
dare not allow the soldiers to vote, L.
the record be made against them that the
dare not.
, 1863-02-05
FROM KENTUCKY.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr'bune]
CINCINNATI. Feb, 1, 1863.
Passengers from Lexington, this evening,
report intense excitement when they left,
caused by rumors that John Morgan had
crossed the Cumberland, and Was at sumerset
OIL Monday, and making rapid marches toward
Lexington.
His force is estimated at from, 10000 to
u, GOO cavalry.
No reliance is placed upon these rumors at
the Headquarters of the Department in slis
city.
Gen. Wright was advised Of tlcsc reports
carly this morning, and he directed rccon-
noisesncc to be made. 4 dispatch from Gen.
Gilmore In command at Lexington, this eve
ming. to Gen. Wright, states that the scouting
,,arty sent out have returned aud Eeport no
enemy approaching Lexington. Ample pre-
parations are making to receive Morgan
should he venture to cross near Lexington or
Frank fort
, 1863-02-05
FROM CAIRO.
Matters at Island Number Ten.

Especial Dirratch TO tho Chicago Tfibune.]
CArRo, Feb. 4-12:s0 p m. 1853.
There is nothing further from the rebel
force attacking at Island Number Ten. It IL
supposed they are completely driven off ior
the present.
The steamer J. D. Perry arrived at noon
from Memphis and met no distractions.
CAIRO, Jan. 4.-Our success at Donelson is
4 most brilliant affair, and the SD Illinois, un-
der Col: n, G. Harding Inns won lasting hon:
ors. The rebels are reported at {, 900 Or ], 600
learned Of their approach they went ont 10
give battle. The capta'n Of the Charley Bow,
Gu, just down from ,reaausal, eaau ssys tl:y took
els took from them by charge OF ofovcrwAelm.
iDg numbers. but that our boys rallied and
refook II, and finally gave Forrest good flog
rinc. Col. Lowe, with fifty Iowa cavalry ant
lie 18th Wisconsin bad started In pursuit
Everything is quiet Mt Island No. 10.
, 1863-02-05
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
4 Gallant Federal Cavalry Dash

NAsusl1LE, Ten, Feb. 4.--Stokcs' Teuncs-
sec cavalry and one Kentucky regiment dash
cd upon Il camp OF rebels at Middleton, fifteen
miles west Of Murfrcesboro, on the ed inst.
One rcrel was killed and 100 taken prisoners.
Il was sabre charge and took the rebels by
surprise. They captured all their camp equip
age, horses wagons &c. Major Douglas, o'
Douglas rebel battalion, aud Ill Ills officers
were taken.
NEW ToRK,.. Feb. 4.-The Richmond Dis
,MlcA gives a Chattanooga dispatch, which
SAYS that Wlcclcrs cavalry attacked fleet
Of twenty-five transports and two gunboats
on the Cumberland, on Friday, destroying:
five; also, that Saturday they destroyed 4 To-
turiBfr ffty men,
, 1863-02-05
THE COMMITTEE,

THE EPEN1TENTIA COMMITTEE,
The Legislative Committee from 1ndi-
annapolis came direct from their visit to the
Northern Penitentiary, at Indianapolis. to
This city, The Coppcrhcad majority Of
lhe Committee we're for several hours clos
eted with leading Chicago Copperhcads,
where doubtless the question was less Oh
the state Of the Union than On interests OF
Northern secesh. We doubt if they left
greater knaves behind them in the city Of
sand hills, than they found gathered in
their place Of assembling III Chicago.
, 1863-02-05

New YonK. Feb. "A dispatch from tue
army Of the Potomac states that uookcr@s or.
der announcing TINT only a limited number of
furIoughs would be granted, has beenwcn re.
cciycd. The roads are much improved, and
arc now passabtc for wagons.
New ToRK, Feb. "A Petersburg rcbsl
telegram claims rebel victory in thn ad.ir
neas suffolk, and that they lost less than ally
mcn.
, 1863-02-05

Tie Committees on Confederate Rcla~
tions I've beg pardon, nc should have writ
ten Federal Rcla1ions) in both branches OF
our State Legislature, have brought in re-
ports, in which the mask is laid aside, ana
the open clamor for an nrnistice is begun.
They recommend Peace Convention al
, 1863-02-05
from FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT, ky., Feb 4, 1868.
In the Legislature, to-day, the bill to pay
nine months men came up. Tho Senate
amendment, to strike out ''troops hereafter to
be raiked," was 1ost-aycs II, nays FL; The
bill then passed.
Loyalscnators took the ground that to filter
now iii support Of the Government, was to
invite another in7asion of the rebels. ThIs
may be regarded as \ test as to how tho Sen.
ate stands for the Government.
L resolution was passed In the House, look
ins to the incoming Congress rs the only
salvation for tho country.
, 1863-02-05

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.ro,.nh "a c,rco a1ar,, md anx;otv m thc
NV - tho r,t;,, and osncc;a,,v among
3,,oso rho have f1;enI,a amone those on
hoard mr. vessels 40 exnosed. It has been
recently stated hvletter writer's on the au-
thor;tv of dceerte1s from Charleston. that
.ba naval f,rcc in the h.rbor consisted Of
+,ro roesc,s conctrrc.nd FIR the defense of
.,o ,;t~- 1,,t ho];ovo3 n 1,o 1ock;nc in evcrv
.os,,:1:,, e..o.t;,1 f,- .,,ood or far eorvicc
- -nn Tbosc ounhoats one If whic,,
.,,o,,n.s s,o o,,ne u1,;1o tho othor 1as hut
4hroo worn sa;d tn bc constructed some
n.ha+ sf,c- tbo nsnnrr of tbc or;r;nal Sfer-
,ir,o. ,7;+b e1oninr s;acs md mn armor Of
1,,i,road nnd 1,ar iron.
Noth;nr ia easier than to believe the
+,,7,1;tioa If 4bczc vessels we're ,,1rposr]y
7,nacrrotcf7 liz the rebels to disarm the flec,
n,,e;,7o of o1i o,,,,.hcnsion, The evidence
3c f,,;te conc,us;yc no,y that these 1,oats
bavc qualities for "seryice at sca," The
ac,;on of Reanrcrard is characteristic. il
dac,or;no tho ,,,ocladc broken in which
1,o - ;o;nod 1,1- , chor,s of net,v cons,,s
Tto ,.,os;nr two lines Of thc same dis
match rive the lie to the boast. fo,
.hcsr re,,ort "tventv },1ockaf];ne vessels Of
The l,arbor" AMI, here proyokiusly enough
the news steps. We prefer to believe tha
lust here Beaurcgard was called off to NOR
impo,tant duties than boastful disrat che
=
, 1863-02-05
RfruutaHfn RnfCh,

EEw ToRK, Feb. 4.@@Tho European stcam-
slim lines haye decided to make passage
money payable In gold OF its equivalent In
curfcucT.
, 1863-02-05

when she surrendered Internationally with
$50 men. The Smith had eight killed and
fifteen wounded.
, 1863-02-05

Railroad Accident,
C1ScrSSATr, Feb. 4.-Thc passenger train
from Steubenyilfc, Int!., was thrown of the
track by broken rail, at East Cadiz Junc-
ton, this p. H. All of the passengers in two
Of the cars were more or less injured. One
car was badly smashed, ind the other turned
, 1863-02-05

Tie D.: knows qpon e@Kan,lnauon @ the caa:e Of the
iDs. bnt by kooxledse sas!yses nc disease AID iii
poisonous medicines discarded The D7. has ds.
covered many remedies IL hf4 travels In South Aeti.
ca California oud other countries. Ha{ch be Anda az
great utility IN tic healing art. It to be hoped that
fnga1ds who have tried doctors and advertised ncdI
eines until woTn out and d.eoa1nGed WI d.ps!r aos
magnetic orera.ioas ". During h.s travels he has
heat aud yigor Of thousand: By !aying o. of hsnds
and sfe now iirins monuments Of 1t. *S1 and +aecest
al treatment and daily e1clsltui2s Blessed be
The day when rst and partook OF the Ana1yrc
and Magnetic pr,s r, atment' sssl.factoEI re{s..
Viii pledge Liz reputation and s.afe NJ Al y Ea9s
81 exanation !. with the Eye .ad Sy aa analytical
fore asks questions nor requires trTa1tds to e<-
plain symptoms telling the cause and ocat!o1 Of the
disease With perfect Certainty.
=. n:-pE W"edheIl absolutely. 1:lrert!:ss nothing
but what ne has the 4hllit! to perform All forms OF
female d1eul:ie* attended Win the hanpest results
giving statement Of tcir CASES wl be attended to
rrou pity. and medicine forwarded by expres5 Wat1
required.
4iTrhf..an arrCUr t.EicarO. Ill. Ltte3t
, 1863-02-05

w ANTED-A Blacksmith, who
VI c8n Shoe IIo.sex AMI do Job Work. Inqntrc At
tic Toll Gate on t1c Milwaukee Plaukrnad, for T,
NTEtfEtf f.{
, 1863-02-05

WT A N TED-To exchange, 4
~ House oGd Lot very pleasantly titu9ted or
tlc Yeet Side for House and Let vacant lot OF
South Side east IT Stsc street. Address 'KxCI>SGc'
Tost 01jicc Epx 4S9. G-S11S!1t
, 1863-02-05

w ANTED-By girl, situation
W as scamstrcss. wl:o can cut and ft children n's
cctcs, aad cXrcrlcncedln oceratins on the Wheeler
gccd references. Address " C t s, Tribune ot1ce.
, 1863-02-05

wv TANTED.- as Cham
~ hceualds wanted hy two Swedish EIr!s, fifteen
years old. They nc girls talking plain nG ish.
Apply to i:ev. J. B1sEDBEHo. ~ Indiana street.