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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Something Good, Including a Yankee
FrODOsitiGp,


We havcaesn honoruI wiilrn Billy Dux" from
the gailant Adjutsnt &c Old 7th. We tole
the iherty of making the following extract:
you must so',tcnt yourrelf with anextrsmely
uninteresting " Billy Du1," fer news is "a scarce
as hon teeth Tor oven hen feaihsrs, as far as ne
ale ccnscrnee) in. this delectnbl0 region. The
ar;uy is st. dead l6oE, and from the appearance
Of things, think Braxton intends lying upon mis-
ears until "somc thing tur.s Up" Tho worst
r,nlu.o in the ease is that We, l.i MitsrsSiss ss
Lengstrset, have nothing in the werld to relieve
tile irt0,cr.blo msuotepy sf camp life aohod,-
says or dos< anything funny; in fact the splJ
ana uIensnt ~ ispurssipg the Csmmissaries With
sharp sticks. for not feeding roll. Tis quite an
deni.blo that The whole Nitrs Bureau Department
is in bad sdor With the invineibla Gray Backs"
The latest news ne b.vs, i, that Rosy has made
the following proposition to Bruxton: That Rosy
would siys Bra1..n ,sn thoussns lbs. Of Bnoon il
hs wsuid allow sim to retire from Chattanooga
unnolssted. Braxtun acquieaeed, but Lsngitssst
objected, wi,hsut Rosy would throw in sraskera
enough to eemeli,h the bacon With. Rosy per-
er,pterily rsfassd to do this, Hhosupon the
whole AFFAIR " mont ap the spout, and Rosy still
0onfronts u.s. Fer the past two weeks, the whole
country has been submerged ia .water-the effect
Of constant heavy and mecisss rains. Neah's
dove that scared around 10 long above tho waters
OF the delugs, and found no resting place, rss in
comfortable silrstion oanparsd to US; for alas! I!
We hayo neither wings nor an Ark. Three bridges
ever tho ChickaHausa,, on tho R. r. bctncen ;Dsl-
ton aad Ringsold, have boon washed away; in
consequences ef This, prorendsr amazing scsfc'
We ja.t mort f.ithfully-and prey that We may
not fast much louger-sud ERE deeply humiiiated
that We &.uIt fast at all 10 of fasting, prayer
and hur.iliaticn ns are having rather o surfeii
just nov. Despite all this houaror, every thing
gees useriy "aS merry as marriage bell' indeed
the rsn Of this corps deserve the utnost crodit
for The manner in which t.ey hsve conducted
them elves on al occssions, Spa under all ci'euFa-
stances. Tkis though can be said Of the whole
arny.of Northern Nirs sinin."
Since the date IF the Aijutant's SpiItsA Eos;
himself has "sOHe up the spout" Perhaps Mr..
Th0naa, his successor will 10 nsrs tractahle, and
will threw in the crackers. Wont GONE fair ysuns
girl ,end the Adjutsnt (poor dove y "wing," and
".n Ark'' We ourselves, premise to get them
up for him If he will write US oftsnor-nnd al
ways as vol.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
From Charleston.

The Courier cf Saturday tays: Ths bonn
bardmsnt Of Fort Sumter Friday exceeded in
severity anything tlat fortiGcation has yet ex-
porienced. The heavy frs mentioned in our
Ia,t was maintainsd Thursday nightwithout
ceasing blythe Monitors and Battery Gregg.
The number of shots fired Thursday nisut
vas two Hundred and sixty, eighty OF which
missed.
On Friday morning terrific Ere was open.
ed from G"cgg aid Wagner, assisted by a
mortar battery at Cummings Point. Three
monitors again moved up at halt-past twelve
and also commenced firing. The cannonadlDg
for upwards OF Eve hours was terrible and in
cessant, the shots Averaging about one every
minute. The enemy's attention seemed 10 be
paid almost entirely to the NorlL erli angle OF
the fort, keeping up on uninterrupted fire on
that portion Throughout the day.
Fran rundown " edncsday to sundown
Thursday twelve hundred and fifteen shots, Of
all csLhres, IRON tho fifteen Itch shell ol che
Monitors to the three hundred FOUNDER Par
ro,s aud duwnwards, were poured ln,o and
against the fort. Nine hundred and fifty five
shots wsre fired On Friday, .ixly.eight Of
which missed. Notwithstanding this fire not
single casualty occurred during Inc dar-an
event unparslleT in the history Of warfare.
The Msrcuryoi Saturday says:
Up to Friday night nineteen knndred and
twenty six sllOts had struck Tue lort since ire
removal of the cannonade last Monday. This
cdrn rutarion includes guns of every callbre,
and from every quarter.
There were several casurltios on Thursday
at Sumier. Private II. e. Casselberry, Of tie
18th Georgia Battalion, was killed, willie on
guard; BY fifteen inch she'll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Administrators Sale.

EpY An order from ths Ordinary, i shall proceed
E17tb seil at the late residence Of JANIS s.
ADAMS on Thursday, tho 18th November aext,
oil the Personal Rsts:o Of said dseeassd, eonsst-
ing inr art of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARPENTERS TOOLS (asv) AND CON-
TENTS OF STORE, MEDICINES,
Blacksmi.h aad Plantation Tools,
oNB HORSE. TWO XULBs, CATTLE,
HOGS, SHEEP.
Ono Buggy aad Harness, Two Wagons,
LOT OF CORN, WHEAT, FODDER, sHUcKs,
POTATOES, &c, TO-,
TERAS.-Rsr all ssms Of, and under $40 caahi
sums orer that amount q credit until the frst
day Of Ostsbsr 1854, with interest .frdm day Of
sale. Right If property net Changed until the
Terms OF Sale are complied With.
a. G. TURNER, Adn'or.
Got IS 2t - "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
LATEST NEWS.
From Erass's Army.
From the Chattanooga ketel


MISSIONARY RIHsE, Get. "7.--fherc was heas :
:hsl ing yesterday, belseen A"casin and Lockout
Batteries.
Tno Divisions, Horar": md Hookar's, cam'
up Yesterday With tra:a Of wagchs from Bridge
pOr. 10 Looksu. valley. They we're Joined -
Gran GERS corps last night which crossed at
Bioun', Ferry, three miles below ChattaLooga, 10
.his-sids.
Tti, morning at 2 o'elszk, JeIklni Division VI
Lon4,tresi'1 crops; sttacked the e.smy. capturing
q large number OF ~.:ouS, p-S.nsr'. ete.; which
wore sbsndoned on being pressed with All over
wkolming force.
The enemy flssr WAS severe.
We secured twenty Ave prisoners.
Col. Fitzpatrick WAS killed and several wounded
Tho cncmy nor occupies the west side fLo0k
cut Geek.
Long,treees forces ar. on tAs cant side.
siightshsllikE this morning.
ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Tha latest from the from
rays that active operations continue in Ltoksu
Valley. There was heavy fighting Wednesday
Thur.day and Friday.
The esuny still holds his position this side .
! the Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

Ts hays. ID 5t vi; .bEcst i:ir:es, anu oSf
Snlaiers, arr anxlous tc oar tho leail newo ~ an4
,ucur ,Lio oii towr Local news The vci!
;.braso is sts9fd! Every tliDS is profoundly
au;.eno eAvitou,oas OF uoy kind. Even 'ho
-.y1oe., aLo. b isw wc>ks back, w1ro stealing
.s ,ySs cut cf oar noais, havo d.sisted from the"
tNsorr, ana hsscn:. 81: .i'J upright. The sratH
:,.id.ra,ln wltS on, si:aeas now "a something 10
,s.ss;n lifa. No; a srsaser AID more 'nnlon'or'
=ar- asran,n thau .r.t c'o", IS something vt herc-
..,,n 10 oos.r s<r saxeincss. Mae ,t-oiAest u:
{. rem II TO 20 90 l'rs per yard; fenae from 10
-: ;S; both ixner;"biy :c":se
Monday last ua. ssle a>J. There were more
-.s.p.e 10 town than no L"'o soon s.aco carry
.,r;.s. A family III nesre"s-,id wonan, JouhS
tyEsa, two shildren-.oid for s3,6a5; air' eh0ap
,;,r ,asss ,ir..a. The lorious Guil!ercJ Howard,
,,..oarnak.r, az bought b. gentleman. from
s..,,.anbur, for $500. Oar Oid fritn'' LIWi'
AR. cried q sorse, a sorry erctos' If we mis-,
go. n.r and got ,in rIf iol $3.50 One Of 'hi'
y,:st, oaal lifcatio:., enumerated W the crier,
e;a ,Ao.n mack oi keeping fsi b MERCY Looking 't
Ii. cfi6 iao..
Gel. RuiEr, Secretary ard IreaiaF'' '' .'e
Beard of G.iief far ;his Ee;tal:er, got up Al IN
t.rmal nss,ias in til. Cart Reuse, for tho Pur-
s,.s .f n,.e.rinE weed Ter tns families OF SOL
dier, Tha Colonel informs us that be h1"da
Ss.d bt,.1nins, sri bat it iI's undertaking z
In ssioh a. Gsss nst insond to fail. All hoxsr to
him! Il ..y,Ains .lie uorhy'of note Man'pircd
yn sal. epy, i. srcs2.d cur observation. We cant
.sin use PARA .f eur ;ossl n'"s any longer WIN
o,. b.giaainc to lio-an ,x:rcmslJ easy 'hing 10
do. hu, generally considered naughty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Administrator Sale.

I'm Pursuance OF ao Order from VIM. +. Durisee,
i Esq, Ordinary. for: Edse6old District, will
proceed to asll at tho late residence Of VI. j.
WELLS deceased, on the 81 day Of December
next, allthe Personal Estate Of said dsesAsed,
csnsisting Of
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
STOCK OF MULES AND HORSES, CATTLE,
HOGS AND SHEEP, ..,-.,
CORN AND FODDER, WHEAT, PEAS,
Plantation Tools, Rsusshsld Asd Kitohsn Pur-
niturs, enc lot Of Cotton in the Seed,
And other articles tee tedioe to nsntieh,
TERMs.-On credit Of twelve months with
interest fran day ef GALE. Purchasers e. give
Nots with good. security. Sums under $40 Cash.
MARGARET E. WILLS, AdnI.
N,v1 4ls ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

EDY al order from the Ordinary shall soil at
I'D the residence of Austin Bsrrsntsa,- on FIJI
uuy, ths 9th November next ali tho personal Ka-
t.to of Nathan L. Bartiey, ,decsaaod, col.i,ting Of
IOUSEH0LD AND KITCHEN FURNIrUR URR,
HOGS, CATTLE, ONE WAGON, ONE BUG
GY, SHOE-AAKEhS TOOLS, Dc.
Ycrms-Sums under SO cash; AL srer that
.uvunt Oh u credit OF tHoiyo n1atns VITO -ints-
rest from day OF sale. u,sRasers TO give Ssts
with good security. H. I. BARLEY,
N. 5.-puronA.ors prsfsrrins 70 pay tho CASH
will be rat liberty TO do 80. -
oct27 zrs4s Adm'or.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
CAMP 24ra S. c. ", NEAR CnArrAsoocA, :
O,,ob.r ,,tb. lS63

CAMP 21TH 5. Z. ", - FAR CHATTANOOGA
October iith, 1863
Mr.. Ep,roa-Dcor Sir Winter and the chilli
i,e blasts from the mountains of Tennessee are
upon Us, and NO aru without blankets, having,
daring our campa'gN lost Summer in Mississippi,
l,srtnsm. The question OF bodding for tho win
tsr 10 becsming OLE of serious ni0lieEt- Permit
10 through your column, in behalf Of our Com
pAny, (vkieh is m,deup entirely from Edg'held'
10 aaresl ta our friends st homo for ih.so indis-
psa .asle ,r,icles. Wehave ade reqai.ilion after
reeui.i.ioD, but still the Blankets fail to Gene.
Wehsrs just rscei.ed an orsor from our Briga-
der oOnsrai, in which he says: =" All articles Of
D,6sir-, whether blankets or comforts, contribu:
ted by priv ale individual, otherase if sent to
sonc Depot, or place of safety, where thoy may
be rot,en al; will lie ior BY detail frein the
E.,imsnt or Company, for thas particular pur-
p'.r."
I propose that tho frisnes Of our cemnazy who
will favor rs With o,a:,":s or comforts, send them
70 Mr.. CHARLES Iinxosp, Hamburg. who am
s,,i.fod Will siv: pinco ior shtin with pleasure,
until We cnn be- inlurIned tbns such articles are
thcre for us Tho name Of tho person for " b b
,ho,e, blankets and comforts are intended should
h, carefully rak;d uran each blartot. NOnId
also ash that iow be cent Tor distribution among
.boss VII. may have no friends at homo TO apply
TO for ,h.ss articles.
Thinsirr ,hi, tie best way of making known
our wants 10 our friendt, you will cShfer faver
by giving the abevc place in- your,raper.
ap, 9ory rrspee fully, youls, de-,
7. W. AiDREWS,
Lieut.. Com'd'g Co. <, 24,h S. CIV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
MnnihnanI Donation.

The most nnnii,cnt donation which We have
ye. had the pleasure of recording (sa,s the Au-
gusts Chronicle d S.aiire) has boon made in this
ci;y,s ". Z. JACKSON, Esq, President AusT't"
Factory, yea.srlay seat checs to mayer Nay
ferJor,s ihou.ons dotiars, 10 no applied in All 81
ssls.ess' lanlliss aad the poor % Ausustu. This
lrircyiy XII. Is In keeping with lo Pest r*pais-
Hon sf TIN August. tseusy ior iiItraiit, 'pd
ysgr0;ir.a. ihey isfA.sh weekly slArso amount
ei :.o,,au sGv-s sc tio Purye:ing Assceis;,ou u
b. poid a. :ot is,es u :ne needy 'isy~ cmpay a,
l-f a Eu;5. 7for.ra:iyts whu'd,c oaii, i.ate
.teI.s'rl..-5s !" * 49, '.'s {:
- 20 .1.,a- - - fG-s' e.'.'sii i :; .,
t. public Ut large, their chalitiOs arc dispensed.
Long may they wave
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ie>state of South Carolina,
AOoI, w 6Rp1, 3 DISTRICT.

~ 3 DISTRICT.
DY W. +. DGKIsuE, Esqti.> ,-.,. =,
I'D Ed.slicld DisGiet. 9tns! %
nnereas, Ja;eo $. Long. has applied to nas->
Letter, OF Adriinistrsuon, dc 6on's non, on all
and singular tho guod and cnattels, rights and
.rvIits oil VI m Snaner, late OF tho District 1fore-
sald, decd.
rnose are, therefore, to cite AID adnionishS All
aud singular, tho. kindred and creditors Of the
sald .ccoasci, to bo Audappear before Inc, at oar
ioxt ORDINARY Court for Toe said District, 10 DO
aoldcn at kls adeu &. Ii. on tho l4th day OF Nov.
aext, 10 snou cause, if any, why the sxid adnaiais-
,r4ti,n 6Louid not oe granted.
Given undor M hand. Ana seal, this 3ht day
ii OeLob.r In tn. year Oi our Lord ons thoa-
.and sigat bundrcd as.d sixty: :lhrsc, and ia tho
:,:hty-olsnth year of tho fndepanionoo Of ths
.'-'' ". X. DuRIsoE, o.E.D:
NOV
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rnr tbe ASvsrl,ser.

TIE Eagee.la Village .i'd Association hasre-
coivsd from Mr.. NJ. 4 k-nsem5 "f Hamburg, one
hundred dollArs,--6f- fer :ko sold;or., and che
balance for The noedy families. This il tho fourth
dsnstion our Association has reesived from MIR.
RANSOM, which preves that amid all tho heartle''
s,.sculation of the times, there are sti sene good
beaovoent people loft. Who, though thoir beart'
dta..st trcmsrres lave been sacrificed TO their
coantys Gauss, nre giving willingly Of ttoir sub
stance 50 Assist lhc> selaicrs ana their hepie's
wives and chil5rsn.
Mrs. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres
Mrs. wv. GeopaAx, Sec'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
We Mus, close up our Books

In order to sotlle with tho Administrator Of our
late partner in busincss-Csk A. SIYKIxs, doc'd-
We are compslloa to close up our Books in full to
this dato. Therefore all persons any" 50 indebted
to the Adusrtissr Office arc earnestly requested to
call in and settle the samo without dolay.
Our collector, Mr. L. II. McCuLLoroH, will be
out collecting every opportunity, and we hors
mono win fail to iquidato our ca ms against thom
On presentation or their respective nscannts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

asr-S.o Asver.is.ns snt for " sitaatios IS Taaeh-
o. Wanted" Ars. EisnSnBiAn is tho wis OF the
popular spd patriotic Qasrt0r Nassor Sergeant Of
the 18th Reg.. 8. C. y, whs, though German
net YET naturalised, toek up arms on enr side in
. the beginning of the var. She lady herself is =
untiye Cr-oiuinn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
From Charleston.

CnAnLlsros, Nov. 3.-Ths bOnsardment OF
saMtsr ssntinuad heavy sll.day. The Are was
mostly directed OIL the soushwrst angle Of the
fort.
The monitors fred 1914 shsts, all of which struck.
Treu Morris Island 2ss rihed shots woro fred,
IS of which missed, and 345 mortar shells, la5 OF
which missed. Ono man was killed by mortar
shell. Tho monitors, besides hftson inch she'll,
arc firing rifsa Weird shells 10 ineh0s long and
St inches .;n' diazeter.
The President and suite arrived here by special
train from S,vaanah At noon to-day. He was
received by Gen. Boaursgard and staff, and the
City Council. Committee, who. accompanied him
with military escort to tho City Hall. The turn
out Of ei,i.sns was grand, and tho procession was
enthusiastically shesrsd along the whole route.
: On .rriral at the City Hall, the President was
in.rod, ,osd by Judge MasraA rs Mayor Macbeth
who ssrdisily received and welcomed hin to the
city. Tho President returned his acknowledge
mont, and being introduced, addressed the people
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
A Liberty ELL Residence
FOX SALE.

vgylIE spb.criber offers fer sails his pleasantly
Il lccs.uf aid desirable HOUSE AND LOT
situate mt L'hcr:,~ Hill, about Is mics North
West of Edgeheld C. II. This LOT contains
Twenty Two ACRES ehaicc Land, VII undvr spod
fence. There are su the premises comfortable
Two-Story- D ~sll:g House, With good Kitchen,
&esro Houses, Carriage lInnis, Stablei,. &C., all
in good repair. 5-. -
For teins and ether part; ,ulars apply 10 the
subsc.ihsr On rhe prelnitps, or addrerr BIN tLro
the Lonsniro's =. o.; 1dsef:ld District, s. c.
A. b BUSHNELL. .
Nov4 st A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

sSe The Federal Naval iqu.dren Of the Xi,-
sissippi rusr new ssnpri,s upwards Of eighty
v.s.ss Of all kisdp including the sosallod marine
brigade, a s.rt of nondessript half naval, Aalf
military organization.
&- Speaking Of "North a.d South" the Lon
doh Fsn ,ays, tho S.uth is N.etadsd AMI tho
North hlcckhesded.. ~ =
~ The csl.brat.d trotter, Flora Temple,
died ut Belfast Ne, Oct. Q.
Sr Washington atdeisl says Meadskns now
10000 troops in his army. :,
ry TIE Hotels in Millsdgsrilla have agreed
to .ehars. sgh. doll,rs psr day for board aad the
private boarding houses six. The pay Of msn-
sers is six dollars day.
s.sy Beaufort T. Watts, Esq, has bsen elected
nomber of tho, Hou,o Of Representatives fer
Laursns District in place Of B. s. Jones, Esq,
elected Senator.
E Ansthor Of Linoolns niexor rssraitinE
caicers has b.sn .hSt iu Maryland. He Hspsrsi,.ed
in biFendssvcrs to force sO,.s. nssr0.s bslsnsinE
to Col. sothsron, to enlist altar he had bsSa tSld
to stop ;.asa tho cslsnsl but the content, sf.'
gun barrel iqts his boly.
eR 1t il sisted in the Yankee papers that
Stewart the New York dry goods merchant paid
$24o, ,0Gg as bis ireono tax sar last ysnr. That
w.sld nake his income noarly fro millions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

,"Poa.vms HAS Rls."-(iood crops don't
brlg -dewn. .p,orisions il war times; an evi-
lence of which, is, the 'pussum crnr is larger
ihsn ever known before. The price for this
.pecir$of bacon has run up to $3, and in con.
sequence j, ssun, dogs have TAKEN Il spnamo-
die jump from So to $s25, and holders 6rm.-.
Abbeville Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Situation as Teacher
WANTED. .

A SOLDIERS WIFE. one who hes had .seye-
"A raj syonrs.exporinnce in teAching. dosirss .
Seuo.l for tho ensuing year sho teachos the
customary English brauehot, but net Muse.
Terms, Three Hundred Dollars, and board for
herself and child-a boy OF, four yesrs. ..''..
Rcloronoo may be hsd to 'Dr W. D. .'Jcnning',
Mes,rs. e. II. Chamberlain, e. Scarlss aud citi-
zrns generally of Dark Corner. Edgcheld District
Addro,, Mr<. II. NJ. EIsENMEIER. Cairo P.
O.. Edsohold DISTRICT, S. G. :.
Nnv lM 81
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The Disaster of meade's Army Ac-


ry-17-rhu EpECTi=r UT CT
of the Times says: "A great disaster has
befalIen tie army of the Potomac. 1t 1t were
noss;blo to cover tho Administration with
de,per load Of nfalny than that under when
il ha, lo,g staggered, the events OF last "s'S
do it.
the Government would lead tho public 10 DC
lic7e +; on the contrary. hc defeated Mesde In
eich! engagement, in az many days, ano com
nclled him TO fall back trpm Cuipeper TO WISH
;notuu with such precipitation an obliged nm
III leave his dead and wounded III The enemy
hands. :,
:" Ills weary and exhausted troops'only find
rest and shelter under tho dcfences of the
capital. Tho couplry may c6nsrai ulate IT.
self that the whole army escaped being en-
tire!y cut off from Washington.
=. Nothing saved tie arms from utter ami.
hila,ion but the good general ship OF Meade.
When Congress meets this winter, it will fud
itself in bcleagured capital"
The same correspondent says tue Govern
ment will be obliged to make the hum'la'ing
confsssiun that the cbstructions OF Charleston
barbor are of nature too formidable to Ie
removed. They arc preparing the public mind
for an announcement Of the Abandonment OF
the siege.
;. Granl left Louisville on tie 20th, to:assume
tltc ,ersonal command at Ciia tiu1.gs.
i; is rcported in Cincinnati that Rosocrans
xili sapcrssdc Meade i'll the command OF The
Army Of the Potom@.
Washington dispatches say Lee wished to
attack the Capital. but w.s percmptorilY or
dered b. the President to fall back on account
of BurnSide's threatening Lynchhurg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
For the Advertiser.

As il is now fashion Iblo to curse tho.farrsr for
every thins thA, does not 90 ION well, lot US see
if bo is tie cause of all wrong Who has raised
tEe prices uf factory gsods-Of salt and iron, OF
Auf nf aud csfee, aud ef merchants goods gencr-
ally, leather, hats, dc.' Is it tho farmer' OF
conrse not; u hS is the purchaser. Who pays tho
bcavi.s, Tux to tho GUvcrpmsnt7 Tho Farmer.
Thu grumh.es less and bears more The Farmer.
Has the Farmer any privileges granted him more
than any other class except to be abu'sd;( None
At all, ,hsn vi cure The farmor9 -Rsiret
whiie-.Link wel-and cease cursiug, or they
(.hs fa,m:rt) may eafse tint' loo. The Nan
rn, quits ii. legitimate businoss tospesulate In
s,,,aips ssaerva. curfirg, ralher than tho farmer
who only srlls high Jscnutu Nc ba' +" pny high.
FARMER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

ANOTHER "BABY- BY-WAKER."-Another splcn.
did gun, Of tho Brooke pattern, has been sent
to tie Petersburg depot for shipment South.
Its defamation is unknown, but it will doubt.
less play prominent part at one of the two
psnts whicn are attracting the ennmy'a at
icutit,n al present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Segars.

Mr.. Jess L. NICHOLSON has presented the A@-
s.rtissr Corps wisk comfortable number Of g"ed
siogar,-a sublime novelty in these days.. Fo7
this, and all like civiti,s, No scatter our express
s.on, Of gratitude brssacsst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
From Virginia..


R,cuxosp, November 2.-Tho Virginia Legisls-
turo adjourned to-day to convens en- tho 18th Of
December.
Tho closing scenes va, marked BY nothing of
unusual interest.
Tbs army Of Northern Virginia remains quiet
o1espt occasional raids into the susny's lines.
The report of the driving of tho Yankees from
South buestorn YifginiA below Bristol is prslty
we'll confirmed.
News of great interest is constantly expected
from East Tennasses.
There ha. been no confirmation or consradioti,n
received .f tho reported landisg Of large body
Of Yasks.s At Newport News.
Gen. Fita Leo i. reported to Lave had aSkir-
mi,h with the Yankee. yesterday beyond hO:iy''
Ford. The onomy is said to DO progressing slow
ly, rel.liug tho railroad tracks. Ike has laid as
far as milo and half this Sids Of Gri'tom.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

The Virginia Legislature has pas,ed a
stringent law for. the determination, OF gam
bers Among The peraltisslnfiicted is 'thir-
ty-iine l,ltheswcil laid o., the baro back at
the public whipping post"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

sT We ars pleased to aekAo~,edgs tho reoap'
Of r:ill another giny Dollars froI. Con. b. c. II.
HAMuc1B. for the s,e of soldier. fanili0'-or
Harndnd so!diers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Sheep.

HAVE TWENTY FINE SHEEP, mostly
j Eao., which will Tell ar private sale, at
r.usenable prloe, Al NY residence near Hallway
Swamp BriuSo on the Anderson Road.
JEEFGKsuN sREAMs.
Noy9 -. ST AZ