davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
~~KHNNaDY ROUSE,

On 81 LoBIa herHsea Ersrklh md aZHssa
~ sasssa = sAk e - sect piltsa1s iooaacns Ia sha
sty scd ~ ravsi1s Fzhts via 1n = Azx 49,
al 3 So tasa 7hs t4ais Is nRs5E ElnAsd "a
he he-t 90 aaEkst a8s-A 8ah&sa ~ - Ae -
q eksa VegssH1 vs. wih - So e. A. koase, -
- eea4zA tta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25

EsABwAa1zs DGzsxss7 Tz.zasz(
Bsss1ssr ia, le3 !

REGAk sRDzRz Ia al
sAAF. ysazssE VII prss=ss . - 5sur sss
sssas'A : rsas-zvszs fr "a Ras x Msrr.ns ss2r
uEzf vas ss nv eysrziss hsa asz r.sasa,s and
Hss ai.ashsd % asp szatns ssEatT orEaaiazsoa- Re
WI ersaAiss Asa Int sszPaniss b~stszEsas snd rssL
nsaiA and say, zssnf - Az tksa - rsgsdiy a
pssisls. Al Prsvsss MaGzs u4 -0o.asadzai q
Pss1i q his ssRainsas ~ sgs se sssasrz svuz
aid i - zsssaon 81 nk ssssr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
FIRR EKsnE AID AeEE sARF zee
aaIEf

RREF-RAFE MAeEExE-sE d sassa gEsE
~ - vse4 - Sew, via tArsa ta1arsa fsst q Eed
aeue4 issihaf as1S - he tE1FsE Ass4y - I'm s4
Hsrk s. . msnaafs Neses. Jas ~ s1HE f1r Fzs
.tsy, - - skt 8 1sH essDaE va ErsryshEe
esnKses - AsPa7sse asss1pznTAg T. 1sqlessG
w 3 EszAasA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
eeEuEnbia Superior Csnrt---
September Terra, H6e9.

azcssa Bszltsn, Consmiitssl
q Aagssszs EsPkg m Er nanssl=s a.
"a sets a1d disrtbuaoa.
TT sslag rsSssssaied - ~ csurt shat ysass Q.
a. Whaloy, aed ks wife JezEa defendants a ssaa tt1,
EaA6e n as stzts q ssath CaroiinA and that A6Bsea
3 DsaglErA al& ais VIE silica aad Eurszia Es1del7h.
EsAara Raa1sisA Aas AnHa REaaslPA rssiSs IN ths
8ss8a u 4asaeAss, aad Ensily FsE1ly rsEz& h Ne
Gtas 81 AlabGaa, en- motieu. orde<sd tha4 tAs absve
RAae3 partes Be szd appear ~ tas aext tara q ha
5sngt Feaf, AAf~sr 80 taaEr = said Gear
AnGit 5 further orisrs< 68st TIE E5sTs s..s - Puo
ishsf 500 . ns1Eh far fszr moataA prtsioaS e ts
neEi ioa u tbs Csut, IA the feasEing gsssttaA L =,
The &snehH Appeal OarieE'a eourisr as A~r
a "a ss<ss froz rs -Auasss q ala sssst osts
ser sssk. Hu. csc. ". aAA4
NalssE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
.KlYTER. ImMEnIaTFLY.

4 Y ne FslsnRph OEee &c EsT- iAtsEsat
n RSY, that ga Fssz aaz w1Es. fsE EBgaEE GE
-s ssis sss'' gives, A'E x.1as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
BOARDING

nEETLzN1a can b Eiih srEnasHi
~ board Afsr Day Bsa-Ssls sEn alss be aess2
7Sdsssa RsrzaHsa:ly. APPlyts
4Ks. LBSEARs,
as4hlU KHatsr BiEsst. near Fhltahah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25

- We vsuld call attention to the advsr.
tiseHeai Of Q. L. Packard, easrisg for rSzs q
bHsk hsGse en- Msrisits street, also = zurssry
with tea ssres attached Ho also sEes fer sal.
several tksasand 10. l ars brick.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
HeEsE LeF raR aaLE.

~ Oily 81 drtGR ems zils fsz ths Essss cen
4 AaAirs rHsaty Eve ssEsa Of isaf. Ms1ss vita Ex
rsssz. sad tAEE sr sorry sxirs nui eses Apply 70
". y. hO0RR e
J. !. RN~AGKRLE0SR.
fe2l ~ Atlanta ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
GEN. FORREST,
Crest W4 Chef Of tie Wsst!

Crest WX Chef Of tie Esst!
las sEsa n sEfhsnty - rasss EEGuxEEr
IL kr h8 asp seHazzd Al nsna AZ ~ = -
ys.tsdsrats stAtss ssrsiss, scr liable u so1ssEfpasa
y kalawse q OslErssA ara are abAs a. ea8zD asags
ssrylee. vi ss rsesTed Ezsh mn nast PrcYids
hinssh vita . gsed hcrss, ssa2e end BridIa, aEd Ara
viii b n. nssh4dr - As General e. dsadszErtsrL
1Iaa viii b snlaed - al she PaTltsges saf scunses
sf ooafsdsrats slasas soiEsa-
~ soaatryEez-ysasK men q dsoTEa-tslzT 70
hasa. Csms e1t e. T0lf aGsy plaEE ~ hETs .
assg = PEierm-tks noslea sa4t sfer nssss he hs=s
or Asrss1 Ia ara a . saidsr. assss, kensr, nossef.
wiz. ristss, ehhirsa. AL al are a. HLks. Les a. 90
Uhsys Ne tzu AE-S - szsEF ASA IA Eeas ssTziTy
tkisf Gsa Esnss. sill sss5io -. b ID s1azy al
tarsAE . SAKE ~ Tor psi i14zii1s- Eksn fEl ais
ra1E4 na<s ~ s~aapaafss a14 9rn Ea reEilszh -
~ e - 81 Tor - ssslehed
~ a5draH tf ne pcs4aEt > Rsas "a
4R8aE "a BgTLEE
Iner % uy esizsn 81 Rens. Hsa. Wa EzzzrL,
Atlanta azyor ,. n slhoan sa4 gaRizi5 O. W
Ads4-.
ATL8HTA. Ca Dsesassr n. ~
aaEtns kz0s1 AalalAzs 9rss1 = sztlsr frsn ahld-
he'd ! AIS Qsas psaIEs h sszaenzmg kR - 3s
Pazlctic ys1ng asa - aacrdk - = zEats4aR Of -
racf4eary oEsry aRA bzdea1s esf8sity AID Pes
sslsse II all ne Eosls atEibatet e . FAaazt sizlG
aad PotIshsd EsEtiszas Hn1 pseNsry sEtsd - IA
ters = lesead g ~ s&ssr x essaAg tnAs- 3 ssdG
flklet AagSea HEP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25


whish Mr. Lincoln claims. which we b. no
means admit, and II sur people wsrs rednssd to
tns painful necessity Of Tessngtrnctipg tha cid
u~evsrnEeat, he terms of sush rsconstsastion,
~ Indicated By the cath pTspess4, would Be sx-
eeeeinKly rsPugnant te 9 high-spiri.ad and gal
liant people. Terms Of pzFasn based On essh 70
support csftsiH aets Of the Federal Congress
ralstinR 70 slaves, strike rs IS sTaEge and sk-
suTo. Terms night be irsose3 with equal
reason hassaoa lke support Of say other law.
Ihis, L seems 70 us, wosid Be en- Ahasa ef the
Fetdo1lng power, sven ecHesdsna, IS so Dc ast,
tkst We are rs5els aud sskiHg psTacn.
Again, the ~esEzaptien hat eRe-taath Ell lks
people Of 3 gszts Nay saABs the aeiisa ef the
Bssls or 3 question: So vital IN iE charsstar, Is
opposed - ths fundamental principle Of the
riEht Of = nsierity 70 govefa, and Wszla, il car
risd into effect, lead to civil war smaag our
selves. We tell Mr.. Linseln that shs psopls Of
North Carolina May b oyerfaR and physically
suh&1ed, bit their koRoT and their prsud rers IS
Tssnea thsy esn nsvar sacrifice. They will
tsks ne eaths which thsir State, in sonvsntioa
assembled, ases not require them to take; and
whatever may happen, inertia CGEolias viii set
As $ siAss, BY q maiority Of hsr people, and thss
shsPe her owA aestiny. Her people would net
rally around q teath y DO any tkisg. North
Carolina may be forced 70 walk thronSh fAa val
leg Of kz1iiAtion, bas aha Wozld DO Il in her
swn proud integrity, vita hsr gzrKaents IN
Stained save by tbs bleed of fhOss who, pre-
saming on thsI physical might, yould dishozoF
and degrade her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
Letter frsn

0srTsEpoidense 81 ne chsrlsstsn ksrrzry1
RIeWaoED, Dssezbsr Id-Yzs q err ma.
paEs-iAs ES4Hi,sr szd Dispstek-hags Ssslsrea
II favor Of the CsBisss, and against Johnston'-
Limitations scheme. Ths latter jsurhai Is pscu-
iaEly active IN lis opposition. Tks Exaaizsr
favsFs the measure, and the EhsK, also, 10 Z
certain sxtsat, though dsuhsing is eenssitutIsa-
atty and its sAsst in tirss Of psrty sxeitemsas
after psaes Is declared What he serser Of nc
two Houses nay Be, ] knew act We euekt h
have > kssssT Czkiast ssRe how-shas IA. II man
like Toombs and Eanssr can be eontoat 20 re-
main il e.
A large mass Of esIrsspoaasRes with ear
csmnissisaers abraad kas bssa seat e he Rsn-
ee by the President, ard referred e tho een-
zittse sz EsTsien Rslsioas ts daaiSs wksfksr
i cut 70 Be Published. Its toner has Rsl hssn
disulgsd.
Tue tAIk, SIN, &, that Jshastsu e e aka
Bragg's Plsss. We arc told that the Prsaiasnt,
in rsply 10 q suggsstisz frsm e relative IN fsysl
ef JShnstsa, said thai, II his epfzisn JshnsBou
Il re better Aited fer the pAcs tksn Harfas. a
seoIs Of rEsasTs are sGsat In regard b sbangeo
N army s~czanaRasFs, alleged to Be ~Enpsndiss;
baf al We know i that Lsa Asa been e eIoEsiv
slssssed VITA the President tAst ais fgiss4s asd
~rslAfves have seen litsls sf nothing Of Ain; iap-
the tive reda cut sarly yesterday msrning e al
speet the fefti&eatioRs.
lee has bsea gathered hsa at least sac psnS
in Al a4jasent county. HNRNIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
EEGRo BROKERAGE
AH4
-gonnEIssToN OFFICE.


OK sci = PA nIsTEHkkY I'D aREtba
Va -nssx 5 stss4
asf14U AaEgsz Pos eSes,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25

Essn Ne Lsassa PassA.
The Reverend Mr.. TrsssIe.
NJ. BssshsR,
Yankss preacher,
b t1s1 aeH. q L0udaa fsafkrs.
8sn3s Hsre thfAklae.
b Abs Linssin.
besoEs 1ritanetais aashsE.
Hxssrzasna
uninsieas.
H2kss yeliag, PATH ~eratisnE
Asness fraaiie
Ger the Afhnsis
Sff 49, tzs NEST elAzd e nsaaaE
Try new ssser,
SIS s8ft sawasr,
ETabs Britannia. kyaz her, iaEf 10,
Reverend srsthsR,
Cal bar nalcer.
Ssels hef. -. her sas aF7izsA haE.
Fram kh Ess.sr
O8Hss the pastar,
Cas- aids tas papss- asgtax.
Aad EfaadB ecssnR.
satzE Wsslsx,
Ashs, bless sa-Ps Mans EzhE
EAssdIs. BsssAss.
9enns praachsr,
Al ysHr Hllss wsat sEsr-sash ~
4irs instzursisa
IN egg euetsoa,
ef@nns k2ssl AZ pa san tsasA her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25
IsExasH

Colsnsl So4nsaaisE Aorsaas gsvsfy.
Z A. AlsFsS. LsaA-coloesl al A a 2unszl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-25

ssAiu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
LATEST NEWS.
Fro., Richmond.

RIcHnosD, sopt. l3.-The trim from Hamil'
TONS Crossing, brings the r.pcrt hat tho Yankecs
appeared IN cunsi,!, rable frzce cpp.s:te Efoder-
iaksJuig yesterday, and it is SUPPOSED tat the!
would attempt IL t...c river lis morning.
Rlcnscsr, Sept, IA special dispatch to 't''
Enquiries, dated Orange c. H., s'p- 18th, says tA'
susny, aith artillery, infantry and cavalry, orO''
r.i The Rsppahabno:k t!is ln:rnirs l.: Sara aud
Kcpy's Fordt, CO operating with :orcs w"'s''
for sometime has te-.s e;caiupel tt;' si's o' &c
river lud ..tts a'pted . surrri.e but 'a:isd.
olr cavalry and artillery ms 10 II stand nt
Brualy Station aud fought them. batrweie forced
tc fall back before very superior hunssrs. 3tisss
xccou j. the cnemy held Culrepsr Court hOu'''
our cavalry siii falling b..cs
Nearly everything wss removed from CnlpepeF
Court House bcsvro The cnomy t2rk possession
Tic advance of the encny is believed to be
Reconnaissance ip force.
Fighting .,ili going On ut o'clock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
Undoubted Patriotism.

We are pleased 70 notice in the Abbe,ille Presr,
tho following communication in relation to the
patriotic and mees commendsble conduct Of two
Of our worthy and esteemed citizess. Would
that thero we're many such in our land:
MI. EpIroR-Messrs. john and Thornton Cole
man, residing nenr Mount Willing, EdgeGold Dis
trict arc selisg At thi. time to suIdiers fan
iiiss .t 81 per Rusbel, and bacon at rs cents per
pound, and they have been pursuing similar
course ever since the var tompopced. Such no.
bic acts Of generosity should be held up as Pea-
con lights 10 illumine. if porsiblc the benishtcd
pnderstandins Of every e1tortione- in the land.
Men who treat soldiers families with liberality
and kindness, are, in my opinion, rs good patriots
ss those who are fighting the battles of our coun-
try. God grant that oil such may be rewarded
with prosperity and hnppinoss hore, and everlast-
ing peace and joy hereafter. ULDRIc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
Save your Hay.

We hope the farme.s lave not f6rsot:cn
the sea rcity of Cow feed and The high prices
paid for it last winter and spring, and will
i make hay while the sun shincs," i,r there
never was such al ahsndant crop ~ there is
this year, and n more favorable time FOX cur
ing it. Tue Quarleriuasters will pay lrom
81 to 81 per Hundred lbs Tor it nov.
Every farmer shoul make enough for mis-
own stock and as much as le Il. for market,
for it is more than likely there will be a lnrg''
cavalry force stationed here or near here, lor
months to comc, Which will riquirc INN c
amount OF forage. Its not only tine dn.y oI
the farmer to luruish all liz can, but it will
be u prollable business at tic same tine.
Pea and putaiu1 vines makes good nay, ano
should not Lc neglected.. Although we have
been blessed with good crops, yetws shculc'
econonlise and suffer nothing to GO to waste,
Tor We cannot see in the future, it is al! dsrk.
Rome Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
rho Seize o. Charleston.

CHAnLhsroN, Sept. 14.--The enemy is perfect
ing his arraugemcn: for :.c permanent occs patton
ot Morris Island.
Tls Yankees have erected u telegraph alorg
Tho nhsic length of the Island, and arc convert
ing Battery Wagner into po"criu work, eniarg-
ing tho bumbproois, etc.
The enemy fire occasionally en- boats plying IN
the harbor.
A Y.uhoe accommodating party, including
Captain, Lieutcnan.t, telegraph operator, and Ne
gro soldiers we're captured on the Savannah r.:ll-
roud below this city. They had tapped our wires
md were erdsnvoripg to obtain information, but
got none.
Slow firing continues thismorning, mostly from
our batteries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
W MATHIS, Co. 1, 7,h Regiment son Of
Mr. Thomas g. Mathis Of Edgeield District, 5.
L. I'll ins,niliIY killed ck Gettysburg, I'd July,

W. A. MATHIS, Co. !, 7th Regiment, son Of
Mr.. Thomas g. Mathis, Of Edgefeld District, 5.
J., ell, instantly killed, cb Gettysburg, Cd July,
lS,is. age:l. % years.
The writer ut rhi: humble 'rihutc has ucen per-
N les. l., cad i, le,ter from Cant. i per, ei W"
!, to the fo her # tho 'lec-ased, aud tn, brave
Car,ain -r,eals of his brave collier .hus "H.cd
sly thar he fell at his 6. ?. No. F F,r AL that
ku..w HIN know that he wGs never fa"n'l else
nlr-. NaYGr Has there II better a0idler-neyer
was th..: rSsn.ce noble spirit. A.wajs .btdicni,
cheerful aud accommodating, nc h-a TIC ~, con
i;ieuue, respect and cstcem & his ASSOCIATES IN
nrul., k5.L amcng officers and mon. IT ever sec,n-
i. - be pleasure I'd him to d" his duty. and
10 moi hlni. ever heard word "f complaint es-
e,ps his lips; but on the. contrary haze oltsn
n-;.. nIa !eLuAing 1;Lers FOR murmnritg but
/. few DAYS before lie fell heard him Say. in ro-
MY to i,c complaining of some of his bro'ar SOL
1nrs. that he had not q word If compl lint to
nak.. and that he a. satisfied with his lst. lie
w as modest unas.uuling ard rcIIsl0usly ntoral IN
his habits, ,rd was never knewh tp.raisic;1nte III
IN, of the many vices vf camp iiic Thr loss oi
W. q. Mathis to this CuinptnJ Is one tha" eahhp'
bv rGplacca.' m
Thns. AFR two years and half CT wiling ser
vice in The cause of L;S country, tw" years ana
hali of the hct, and burden Of uiis great s,rus-
gle, has passed away w. A. Mathis lie 'ougo.
for liL,r:y, AID died beneath tho banner he had
,worn to uphold. He has lett the msmn y oi d
faithful s.l,li-r, devoted son, lirm and gtner-
oua freud. TO his sountrymen be, bsquea'hs a
bright oxampc oi ii'lelity and devotion to their
cause, sealcd with his ii;e's blood, which may
r.ll stimu?pte Than to gird on rheir amor sna
struggle onward f"r inaeronlenco and honor, un-
tl tho did of arms shHll nc lost in the s"nss OF
victory. We may we'll imagine that Tor sueh
son. .he father may take up DaYids lament for
Ai.alom. aud say: Would Gcd 1 bad tiled tor
,h.. INV snnr J. r. j,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
From the Front.

ArtAS1n, Sept. 14th.-Adviee' from the front
state that Gen. Bashrod Johnson ana Gen. For.
rest were skirmishing with tho enemy near D"l-
tor on Friday. Gen. Forrest was slightly wound
ed but is still in the saddle
The Yankee advance is at Tunhel Hill.
On Friday night our forces concentrating met
them.
Il is reported that Gen. Wheeler fad sk'r-
mish near Lafayette on Friday. The enemy beng
too strong, Gen. Wheeler fell back oa Saturday
Gen. Buckner took 800 prisoners ut EcLen.0n's
Gap.
general engagements ihougt imminent.
A collision occurred on the Western Atlantic
Railroad, on Sunday night, near Altoona-ab"nt
80 were killed and wounded, principally soldiers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
BE OF the Alert.

We are informed that in tine neigh5orho"d OF
White sIall, " the southeastern part OF A9b=viiie
bs,gict, (saya -tsls Southern G'arate") several
horses have been recently stolen; that white men
ucuring blue psu,s, strangers there, have been
seen lurking sbout the woods sometimes conver-
sIng with negroes. Faithful negroes report
that they have bocn offered $50 by these men
to steal horse fer them, &C., &c. Vigilance,
frmness aud organization are nov: required every
whore. Every ncisaborhood and every man re-
manning 10 the country should keep circumspect,
cool, and wide awake.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
The Raleigh Standard and Journal.

Yhe Charlotte Bulletin contains special
dispatch from Raleigh, dated September l0,
giving the annexed account of the mobbing Of
The Standard and Journal, the former by the
soldiers and the latter by the citizens:
The 2nd Georgia regiment arrived here last
night about .l0o'clock. Shortly after, some OF
them, numbering about 100, rank and file,
headed by their Colonel, moved in soldierly
order and passed this telegraphic station to
Wv. Holden's printing Office (the Raleigh
STANDARD breaking open the doors o.. and and seat;
street.
This morning, athalf p.st seven o'clock,
the town bell wss sounded after the solIicr'
lad withdrawn, and soon q crowd gathered
which went to the eJournal office and complete
ly destroyed every Thing.
The Governor 'eiegraphed the President for
assistance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
We Aust Close up our Books.

1n,order to settle with tho Administrator Of our
ls.e partner 10 business--Col. a. sINkINs, decd
we are ssmselled to close up our Books in full to
thix data. Therefore all persons any wiso indebted
" the Advertiser 0Aea arc earnestly requested to
esll In and sottle tho same without delay.
Our.coilossor, Mr.. L. II. NoCuLLoUGu, will DE
ous collecting overy opp.rusity, and we hope
poua will fail " iquidats our claims against them
On pyessn tstion Of their respective accounts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
To Shareholders.
.nrARrE2s ENnOLLTNG OeFTCER

HEAD QUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDcgflgLp, Sept l+ih, 1867
E1AyING been crlled upon by the Comm'nd
Ill ing General of this Department to execute
MS orders for tho im.prcssnient Of negro ab'r to
work on the fortiications in aud around CharlSs-
tim
l. Shareholders are hereby called up IN. to fur
uish male n=groos, at the of one in every ioar
liable under the laws Of the Statc to- worS Oh To-
cal ro.ds aud high says.
II. Thc owucrx of nj negroes thus liahls. are
requested 10 have trcm .. tue following named
de pot, OF Thursday, h.2 sth nst here re:eipts
will he given for all negroes furnished: At HAM
burg or Aiken. OIL s. c. Railroad; ut Ninety Six
Or C-eppells, On tue ii. aud c. kliir"nd.
. LII. Ali pcrs"Is who fail, ro'ant'r'y, +" fcnd
,hr c.a;a .:qlircd. vii! havr -,s .ame impressed.
In complying with tho above order. the !'lan-
t.rs all 10. only :ender great service to their
State; but will avoid the unncce.snr.- trouble OF
irn pressmeut. Z. III. n"!t. hEk,
L't and Chief Enrolling officer, Edgedel'l.
.Sent Is 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
.pailraah Accident.

MARIETTA, Sept 1.-THE train from Atlanta
yesterday iuorning. ran of the track two miies
above here. No damage Nns .donc but the train
was delayed, and running ont of schedule time (;
it cailided with Il special train last evening near
gtewah, killing some Is soldiers and won :''iDs
40 Tho passenger train from Atlanta this morn
iuy II delayed here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
Can't. Jas. Brook,,' Company.

This Company, one Of tho I'd Regiment State
Tr,op., has within four or fvn days past, depart
ed to join the body OF the Regiment at Pocot' IL
go. Oar villsge ia nos moro than ever deserted.
Tho members Of the dduerti'se corps, 'Fow and
far between tho they be, arc almost the only
rosss left nto toll where The garden has besn."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
srArE oEssourH CAROLINA. {! LIN A
ANT AND INsP. GENERALS oFFInE,
CHARLESTON, Sept, 10, 18t 3.

enARlnsroS, Sept 10, 1stS..
.spECTi4 ORRER,S No. 4S.
n RI g. -ENR0LESENT aEs PERSONS BIZ
a. LONtiING To THE 10TH REGIMENTS,
U. NJ. between the ages of foriy ani fifty year'.
including those on iuty i'll tho NJ ifila and o. an
tarv Orcanisntious and absentccs having .hrT
p;nces of resGerc, in 'he city htsing te:n' crin-
(; eted and returned to tins Office, it is ordered
that all p.r.9rs whose ,in mes are OF srid r".s.
except'.he officers hnl men of the City tiuard and
Fire Department ai the ci:y, ard officers and ELL
u.oyccs + Aas.rnad Cer pari.s t'ists OF the same
iuyiuy =, ca furhi!nci,) and wbo. claim exemption
riora service in Ito organization Q! 'ronps TOR
local defsrce ard sprc'al service in the the state
for six months, dv present taer ciLiuls i.r EA-
EMpTICN in WHITING AND on Oath, ut
his .f;co, Lc wccl Tie ,rs os IL ocluck, IL u
AID $50, p. ~, until Tuesday next, The l5thin-
stant.
II. Persons having cause of exorpti"n, and
falling 10 present tho ..pc is above ordered, will
have no grt urds of c";npl'rt if they should he
subjected to he consequences which may ensue.
By command.
tSieped) A. G. GABL1NGTf,N'
Adjutant and Inspector General Soath Caro-
lima.
APPROVED: By command OF General BEAuHS-
: Isisncdy THOMAS JoRDoN.
Chief of Staff.
orsIslAL: g. A FolLN. A. A. General.
gS- All papers in tho State please copy o1co'
Co,f IL II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16

as- The following oflicars have becn promoted
Brisadier General. Col IL. W. Allen, La. Col
c. A. Battle. Ala, Gel. Goodc Bryan, Ga, Cvl
W. W. Kirkland, n. c., Col. Robt D.. Johnston,
N. c., Col. Wm. II. Cua:les, Teun., COL William
C. Wickham, Va, epd Col: NJ. G. Butler, SC.
The las! two are Brigadiors Of Cavalry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
asrOmotion.

The may friends of Col. n. c. BUTLER will
h. ,leased to hear that he has boen made Briga-
disr General Col. BE services in this war; since
it, very beginning. have been Of the most 'rdu-
oas aad most briliisns nature; his promotion is
fully usrited. aad Edseheld wishes Kim lOns
e.rea, Of usefulness and honor in his new rank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
co,umbia Female college.

We are requested to Say tha: this institu i"''
will certainly open on the hrst Wednesday in oc'
.obsr: that, in case Charleston should by any
pes,ibili.J fall, tho distance FROM it to Columbia
and peculiar fase Of tho country. render Colu'nba
ss safe az any place in the Southern ConfedcracS
Parents may sond their daughters therefore with
out any hesitation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
prenare for,he Soldiers.

Tho cold, stormy blasts of winter will soon he
upon US, and tho most extensive preparations
should be made, both by the Government and
peopio, in making our noble soldiers comfortable.
Millions Of pairs Of socks can be made in a few
months Go to work in time is the true policy
wait not for tomorrow to do what can be done
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16

ss-O Our thanks sre due Private w. D. RANEr,
Co. D, l4th Regiment, S. c. ", for copies OF the
Charleston Courier and Columbia Guardian Of
NopdaF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
SUNDRIE'S.

700 SACKS N. C. SALT, cld and dry;
sE % g Liverpool So TT;
1870 Eats. II. C. FLOhR:
11n Ro, 'csFine Chewing TTOHACCO {;
h0 Yhas :, App,a ana Peach fsrahiy;
Ia &C. Fine Corn Wlusiaey;
NiIaGA-a nd PORT WINE:
cHERHy 2 RANDY an. C0HnfAaS;
POTyLHf, LIQUORS and WINES;
Al Kegs L .i-Cnrb. SHDa.
RICE, Mga L, SPICES, DC, &c.
r,..thor .-;As i good assortment. of FAMILY
,porEprt,s or hand an: frr sale by
4. STEyESs,
Augusta, Gen.
Nav 90 ON ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
Lost.

n 0ST on Mohlay evening, 7;h September. on
4 the Ronl hutwean E,lgcfcld c. II. aud Aiken,
Gne HEAVY BLACK OVERC0AT trimmed
with fur. The finder, on lenving the sams at this
Office, will be suitably rewarded.
Sept l6 St 81