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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
=ADJT AND INSP. GENERALS OFFICE,
~, u CHARLESTON, July 23, 1868.

CHARLEsTos, July %, 1868. '
GENERAL ORDERS NO. %. 20
n THEpresent eyigencies of-the service Ie- ,
1. auire tho ooApietion Of the orsariz.tion,
recently begun unter rho Presidents call upon
tho Goyeraor Of tais State for Five Thousand
(5,o001 Troops, frr service within the state for
sx (6) nonths from the lst.of. August next
will not, however, arrest tho enrolment of NIL
Conscripts up to forty five t45), required nm,
der his Proclamation of tho 18th July, instant
But all such Coascripts as nrs In; service in or
about Charleston, or as shall be called into active
service 10 or near there in their present org1nl1a-
tons, will bo enrolled Us ,Cunseripts, butrenaain
with their respective commands until tho e4igeu.
cy fas passed, ard will thcn report OF the coaftd-
e.atc Cumps Of Instruction. Such as may NOT DC
callod before being enrolled into active services:
with their respective commands, will comply st
tho data of enrolment with She said Praetsm ation
of the President The privilege uf selecting tho
companies of the Confederate sertice 10 which
they choose to attach themselves; tho Gdyernor Is
authorized by the President to saY,. will mot be-
forfeited by such enrolment. -.
!. III. An election For one Colonel, ono Leuter-
ant Colonel, unp Major in each Regiment, in ao-
corlsnce with .,ic subjoined rrangsnsnt, will bo
held, oI .lio 3lss instant, at each Beat. Muster
Ground, by any two or more of tho Company
Officers within the usual hours. Immediately az
tor tbs Polls are closed, the votes will be counted
by the Managers at eanh Company Pcll, and re-
port Of tho reeult undcr their hands will ae for.
warded immedintely-to this Office, Ia Charleston.
Ill Tho troops thus organized will hol them
selves in readiness to march at a. moments, no
3tice, each man t provide bimsolf with hayer-
sack a,d three daS Ss' cooked ratlana. 80. =, :. -.
". All Field Officers Of the Militia, and Com
pany 0licereef this organization, nrc chargel
With tho prompt extension srd execution Of this
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Casa aslties is GO. 10, Mth s. C...VE.

casa alties il Co. d, Hth g. ".
Through this kinane,G Of Lieut. Els, AIxs,'
Co. D, ,l4th S: C. W, weS placed
in possession of the relieving eerrscE bat Of cssu-
slti.s in, Co. D, 81 tho battles Of Gsayssurg and
sincs: tss.Ssss - z.
July lst-Kiiled !: N il Bsrtlsy sadF Ridgell.
Wounded: L;sat. " II Brapson. ssyere; eLisu.
Il D Crooker, lnartally, died ID July serst 3
Wallace, mart.liy, died 4ith July scFgt G l. pu-
.rsoe, Lex snpstatad; Corp Jas Yollnsbiooa, right
arm amputatsd; Corl J a Celyan,lsl slight; M L
B.staoy, ssrarej Brpnion, slight; y II Chest.
ham, severe; B " chris,isnf sisht; II coigsn,
slight F q csrlsy, severe; b corisyS slight; T
: .Dolo.oh, slight; e N Biukins, ssysrs; W D
arifls, severe; c w Murrsll, sliyhsb 9 D Mo
Carly, lllgbt; Sam otsrttrest, ,eversJ 2 Posey,
slight P Prster, slight; T Risgell, severe; /;
walker, slight; u Bridseli, ssvers.ss -, -.
July s1-osc.r Chsstl,am, Deloaeh, Whit
tic, slight; D EthessdgD, severe rs =. -
..Taken Pri,orers on.I:I,h Juty.--.P 2 Goodman,
wm Ryan, L D Hsgood. ~ =.
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Notice.

VyuE Commissioners of Lower battalion, 18th
4 Regiment, arc notified to meet at Cherokee
Ponds, on, the 2tl Monday in August next, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. All persops in tho Aforesaid beyn-
dairy who faiicd 10 respond to tho call for labor on
the coast will meot the Board on that day and
pay up. After chat date the, accounts rill be
Dlsccd in tho Clerks Office for collection.
8. w. GARDNER, Trsas'r.=
July % ct 50
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HYNIENEAI.

Married, on the 2lst inst, Mt tho residence Of
Mr.. JOSEPH GRAFTON, by Rev. A. j. Mathis;
sergt. JAMES A. MATHIS of Co. I, .7,h S. Z.
", to Miss E. L. MARTIN, NIL of this District.
MARRIED, on tho 9th inst, at 81. JamoH' Church,
Charleston, s. c., by Rcv. L. c. Loyal, HARMON
C. M0sELY of Edgcneld, to Miss REDECcA S,
PHELPS, cf Charleston.
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For. tho Advertiser.
Edgefield Association.

Tho nc1t annual meeting Of this A'foeisti0n
will bo held at Ridgospring Church, commencing
on Wednesday before the End Sabbath in Sop
tember next.
Tho attention of the Clerks of the churehe, is
called to 3lst and 35th Resolutions of tso last
Minutes. l.: R. GWALTNEY, Mod.
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Casualties in Co. 1, 2dRegt. S. C. G.
Maj. T.. j, L1pscouB, of the % S. @. Cav
airy sends The following casualties in Co. /,
Capt. CLARK commanding:
TnoRorGHFARE GAP, June 25.--Wounded |:
Privates Kelly and Hogan, slightly.
GETTYSBURG, July Skilled: Sergeant
Thomas Butler.
BooMsBoHe, July S.-Wounded: Private
John Lyons.
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@s> We have been authorized by many friends
of Major EMMETT sEIBELsto announce him a,
Candidate for tho colonolcy of tho Regiment to
bo raised in tho lst Division under the recent call
Of Gov. Bonham for State defence.
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List of fCasualties in Co. G, list 8. c. v.

CAPT BUTLER coXlANDIsG.
Killed: Sergt John O Mays, J @ shefer, O b
Wate. Wounded: Sergt P O Elapsom, left
ankle, slight fracture; Sergt 7 " Tompkins,
right thigh, confusion Sergt " Al Scott, right
buttock Corpl j. F Harling, loft knee, slight
fracture ;-Attaway, right thigh, amputated ;
J l. Turner, right leg, amputated at knee
joint; W II Holloway, right tbiga; r P Hol-
lowsy, left calf; confusion; W A Sales, left
arm fracture John Carpenter, left shoulder,
confusion Thos Weeks, left leg, amputated !;
L P Andre.s, confused; Wm McGill, left
fore arm, confusion.
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, For tb. Advertiser.

z Tho Edgeheid vrlage Aid Associs.ion Is ma
king arp box Of Hospital stsrss.o send to Char.
Ieston- All Who hare articles to spare, suited to
the use Of tine sick and wounded, will please 'end
them In as soon ss convenient, as Nc are anxious
to;ssnd tho box without delay. :
=, 49, Mns.s ANN GRIFFIN, pnEa:
Mrs. Mu. oebuAN, sec'ry & Trcas'r. !.
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~ IL is stated in tho Yankee papers that the
amount OF prize money now standing to the credit
Of Admiral Dupont in the Washington Navy De-
partment /, not loss than 100000. Z
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eD-Tho Companies raised under tho lsto call
Of Gov. Boxn&x from the 7th AND 10th Regiments,
EdgcReld District, RESPECTFULLY nominate Capt T.
WAITS ON, Jr., rs candidate for MAJOR Of the
I'd Regiment of which they form part.
July rs ls 80
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@we aro authorised to announce S. s..
eToMPKINs as candidate for MAJOR Of the
Regiment to be organised on the 31st from tho
7rh, 10th. 1llh, 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th, seth and
43d militia Regiments.
July 2S 1t 30 :
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..,MR. EDlron: Please announce Col. j. c. sMY-
I.Y'a candidate for MAJOR of the Regiment to
bc organised on Friday next, tho slst init, Of
which the two Companies from Edgchold compose
part.
Jull 90 1ts = go
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Eleation Notice.

a N;clectio1 will DO held ut tho Obi Wells on
n Friday,SaIs inst, for ono Colonel, one 1t.
Colonel and ONE Major,-to comm.nl the >Rsgi.
smHnt Of Troops recently raised under pracla,ua-
lion of the Governor from tho lib, 10th, hh,
18th, l3th, l4th, 18th, 37th aud 43 Militia R.gi-
ncnts. j. c. BROOKS, Capt.
r. MERRrwETHsR, 0. S.
July % 30 1t 80 !.
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Notice.

A LL persons nrs hersby cautioned against ira
IA ding for Noto given by me With a. A.
Glover security5to Thos. B. Harvey, for $12, for
tho hireiofa negro girl Tidy, payable lst Janus
ry next, as the conditions for which said Noto was
given has not been complied with, and am do
termined not to pay the same unl.s, compelled by
law. LEWIS COVAR.
July Is 80 80
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puaLlsHkp EysRy WEDNESDAY, MoHSIso.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DOLLARS por year If paid in adynncc--Twe
DoLLAKs and FIsfY CRsTs not paid within SIX
nsalhs-and. THREE DoLLAns not paid before
tho expiration Of tho year. *
RATES OF ADVERTISING
All advertisements viii be inserted at Two Doll
LAR per Square CASH Qe Miniun linosor lesa
for the 6nt insertion, and Orr DOLLAR fer
each subsequent insertioli. -
Announcing Candidate (not inserted until paid
br.) Ton Dollars.
All Communications Of personal character,
obituasy Notices, Reports. Resolutions or Pro-
eeeding, Of any Society, Association ar Corpora
tion, will be charged as advertisements.
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Casualties in the.7th Rest. 8. C. W
FIELD oFPIoIRs.

Casualties iu the.7th Rest. s. C. v.
FIELD oFrIoIRs.
Wouhded-Lieut Colonel Bland, slightly.
co. a, LIEUT.. BURT, coaMAEDISG.
Killed-Sergeant Minis Priva!es James
Johnson and Charles Hsnmond.
Wounded-Iieutenant Burt, left leg ampu.
tsted Lieut.. Walker, inortaily Corpr Mites,
s,iehtls; Privates Anderson. -lightly II. 6.
Boyce, slightly; Foster Roatwright, slightly;
John Emure, Alightly; John Swearengin,
slightly..
CO. B, CAPT. HuDGIEs.
.Killei-Lieutenant w. &C. Hodges and
Private Barmore..
Wounded-Eieut. Csllahan. seriously Sergt.
Agneu, severely; Corprl McGee, severely
privates E. B. Bowie, slight; J. N. Graham,
severely.
Missipg-J. N. Young.
CO. C, LIEUT.. TRAYLoR, COMMANDING.
.Kiled-CorporalW Willis.
Wounded-Lieut Traylor, seriously, in
breast !; Sergt:- Edmonds, slight; Corp'l. Co
hen, seriorsly; Priyates T. w. Barksdale. j..
Banks, W. Banks, all slight; j. G. Martin,
Reagan W. Willis, Bordell, all seriously,
Missing-Lieut Palmer and Private Posey
Davis.
co. D. LIEUT.. M'GEr, COMMANDING
Killed-Sergesnt McCurry.
Wounded-Lieutenant Davis; Sergeants
Clark and Allen; PaYates Cowan. and Had
den, I'll slight; Sergeant Kennedy, Corporal
Boyd aud Private Hutchinson, all severely.
SIissing-E. HSpear.
RI 4 CAPTAIN NrTcuElJ.
Killed-Corporal MeGse and Private P.
Mitchell.
acknowledgements j. NJ. Daniel, mortal,
", since dead; Eeuteuans. Rutland, Privates,
ia Oorbey, j Denny, W Crouch and Prison,
sll severely; Maroney, very slight; " Mitch
ell, slightly; Salter and S Smith, slightly.
Missing Smith. -.
CO. :, LIEUT.. BRooKs, COMMANDING.
Kilied-None. r.
Wounded Corporal Maddax, leg ampnta-
ted; Privates Kadle and Friday, slightly.
CO. C, CAPT. KEAp.
Killed-Corpbral Alton
Wounded-Pfivates Duffiu and A c. .Gris
Eth, seriously !; NJ Griffith, Ira Turner and Ed
son, all slightly.
Missihg-J r Sentell.
co. H, CAPT. ADDISON.
Killed-Thos J Smith. s.ss
WaRndad Sergesr,t E.ot- leg smp;I led
Sergeant Gray; Priyafes Elroa and Lsborne,,
all slight.
CO. I, CAPT. ROPER.
Killed-Corporals Har;ing, Pressly, w II
Mathis and Private Ridgeway. =.
Wounded-S.rgeaDt Bussey, Priyates Ber-
ry, Brown, NJ. Floyd, Peter; all severely;J
Floyd, Spark. and Whitcombe, all slightly.
Missing-Lisutenant Sharpten:
co. (, L,EuT. BERRY, COMMANDING.
Killed-M B Gentry. =
Wounded-Sergeant L M Lanier, severely;
Corporal Talbert, severely Privates Rampey,
w Holmes, severely Henderson leg ampu-
tated.
CO. L, CAPT. LlTcHFIELp.
Killed-Privatc L Fauld.
Wounded-Lientenant Newton, severely;
Priyetes Lilly and Parker, severely Jones,
severely Grady and Cook, slightly.
Missing ng-Private jenkins.
co. ", CAPT. GoGAys.
Killed-Beni. R. Smith.
Wounded-Lieutenan Bouknight, slightly;
Serg.ants Mcdaniel and Jennings, severely
w Edison, w Harris, severely; Sergeant
Wise, slightly; Private Merchant, severely
Joel Miller, J d Rushtou and James Beden-
baugh, seriously; Henson, leg amputated.
Re;apitulation. Killed, lS Wounded, 85; /
Missing, Z. Aggregate, 10. B
JOHN R, CARWILE, Adjutant. 4
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against the Is
IA tate. Of J. E. Burkhalter, dsd'd., arc rs-
qucsted 10 present them, p.oocrly attes,ed, by
the 6rst of October; and also those indebted
aro requested to make payment by that time.
c. NJ. BURKHALTER, Ex'o.. :
July 20 I'm So.
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Turn ont in full force ar Old W ellis,
Richardson's :and cheathaH,s son !;

/ Friday Next. = 80 2
The election f;r FisId 0acsrs of tiis Rsginisnts
to be formed under the late call Is Gss1 boYp4A,
is tabe'beld on Friday MKT .ts;. 'E-:e1s
We would: urge tho members Of fdselsld 1 Com
panir ITO turn out in full foree II lisld odicers
are not elected BY tho mon, they yi!lss appoint
cd by the Governor. ~
This will be goyd opportunity top to P1rfeet
al! Company -srrang.meuts. Choose 5eurs +come
sailsa,iel Surgeons, Sc. 80. yourselves
into n,crse,, ;vhsn tho call comes int hnd
you ready and wiling. z =. s l.ssss.. -
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Appointment by the Governor. ,

appointment uy tHe NoVernOrs
Gsv. BOMBAY has appointed Mr.. TnoMAs j.
DAVIES, OF Beech Island, agent for the procure
ment Of slsfe labor u . o,
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co. q. CAPT. HupGIYs.

Killei-Lieatensnt W. &C. Hodges and
Private Barmore.
Wounded-Eieut. Cslahan. seriously Sergt.
Agnew, severely; Corp1 McGee, severely /
Privates E. 3. Bowie, slight j. u. Graham,
severely.
Missipg-J..N N. Young.
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From Virginia.

Kicnycsn, July 26-A proclamation b Presi-
don't Davis will be published te-morrOw, sppoint-
ing tho 2lss of August next ass day Of fasting
humiliation end prayer.
An official communication from Gen. Leo to
Adj. Gen. Cooper contradcts Mcads's statement
that he captured brigade Of our infantry, etc.,
a. tho Confederate army retired to the south bank
Of the Potomac. Only afew stragglers and 'tmo
guns wero taken by tho enemy.
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CO. \, LIEUT.. BURT, COMMANDING.
Killed-Sergeant Minis Priva!es James
johnson and Charles Hammond.
Wounded-Iieutenant Burt, left leg ampu.
txted; Lieut.. Walker, ,nortaily Corpf Mics,
slightly; Privates anderson. slightly; Il. 6.
Boyce, slightly; Foster Roatwright. slightly;
John Elmore, Alightly; John Swearengin,
slightly..
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tner substance. They arc willing let tho cotton 20
bot rood Tor their stock they determined TO keep
continuation OF theee PRACTICES instead 81 securing ad.
vantages To the enemy, VIII make us many friends
The followers OF Van Dorm, after doing all possible
mischief IN Holly Springs pursued the railroad
Ihey made their DEBUT At Davies Mills but owing
70 the excellent arrangements instituted by General
man they made their exit twofold rapidly The same
WAS case near Bolivar where they directed march
AFTER the oppostion OF the troops nj Davies Mills The
importance OF these Affairs ID due TO their dertpp the
designs OF the enemy The real fighting 70 little
more than q ekrmish. Yet General Brayman deserved
great praise for he had surrendered trust our con
citlon would have been inexiricAble As II is no mate
rial Inconvenience has resulted from our unfortunate
reverse at Holly Springs
The arrangements made by Captain Highly Commssary
70 General hcPhsrson command provide food for our
army during the absence OF communication with the
North, were equal TO the emergency. we found
ourselves safely established upon the north side OF the
Iallahachie river, wagon trains sent out under
guard TO gather all tho corn IN the Deghsorhood Many
thousand bnshes were thus secured and four mills
arc now reducing 1t 10 meal rapidly possible Eight
thousand ratons thus added to those s remaining
OF the regular issue from the department
me army considering It's late exposures, is in SAM
lary point 81 view, excellent condition DR. Boucher
the Medical Director Of this wing all his time and
energies TO enhance the comfort OF the sick Al this
there are but sixty Of serious complaints the
command These are being forwarded TO the hospitals
Holly Springs where they win receive better accomno-
cations and attention than be afforded them In camp
weather for some days past has been Of character
provoke disease but ~ yet such calamity has be
fallen
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tation, where she was run n,horo r.--,.,. :. -,
that thew were A. rh aud crew paroled and to
as pest suited Their and the boat burned 70
inc cattle and ea ss. The sas.s ihen Ie driving
ineongruous array OF plumber, Tor Inc ,n,ar,or
where they win doubtless remain until some other
steamers, whose onncers have the same geoa rons
confidence In the integrity OF the Iasc,,s s"1
essay similar experiment The paroled men procnrsa
AS ana resshed this city late last evening The Mnssn
man was an Old boat, stern wheeler and little value
she came down the river in government servcr put on
talnea a release here. and was going u 81 Lous on
We have revival Of that Van Dorm d In this
region preparing for another foray Tuesday night Col
lee, at Moscow received intelligence that dernonrtra
ton would DO made the day upon tbs railroad M The
vicinity o. colierville A. midnight his command was
ing daylight There he remained 0 nn;a shrs.
O'Clock on Wednesday Afternoon meantne scoutiDs
~ ,ns,r south heavily without discovering any signs
~ .hoH approach, when he moved upon Germantown
n,sse miles from Memphis where, at last accounts be-
Union from CollIervilIc recently captured IN
.hat vicinity Captain II. a. Price. Of the Confederate
army nephew Of General Sterling Price and formerly
.es s o. Memphis. Captain Price, and Captain FAY
rhay captured the day after desired 10 be hut
recent order q General alcck the effect that no more
Noucrhc ohcers should be paroled Ia this deparpent
prevented this courtesy from beng extended 10 them
SOM DAYS snee am informed small force Of Con
eaerate caya made raid into the country near Col
ervile, and burned three or four brsyea acros. wo,s
rver These were important only from The fact tLa, our
There seems - , ~ ss, sHs an . o,,ss
enforcing the transcription In the Codx ascr bo,om.
ana ,hat they have gathered there number
Of conscripts.
The allabsofbng topic Of remark Just now IL the do.
monstratlon upon Vickaburg ! suspect that General
sherman hnds the taxing Of Nicksburg n much more
serious undertaking than and that he has
met WIN arepulln and serious orR; but Imagine the
nhdai 'Kihg by no means abandoned There matters
connected with military agaifR IN tho West South.
west which revealed, would tho people To cry
aloud with indignation, and they would demand IN
not 70 be mistaken, The intant removal OF the parties
guilty OF such disyraccful acts.
The country demands the opening OF tho Mieaissppi
river We do not deserve 10 be accounted nation,
maintain national existence II we are not able
comnlish this, and speedily
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AFFAIRS AROUND MEMPHIS.
Our Memphis Correspondence.


Arrival If caou AZ Senrhis- Cu,y,Has-cap,aye Of tie
Soon>r 1wn,iaaR ne AriansaI h,eo-Ss 10
Turned no Rircr Phae and Aft,r,raSdi B"rsod-
Later RUmors Atoa Ioa Do,I.-Rs,ei cosicNPtiea Lao
tgaia IN fJ,c>- rictJBg, dc
N tbe LETT wing ~ the Army of the West there u lite
being done ~ general Interest We do cesssonAy hear
a. projected raid and enormous destruction u rafoa6s
yet 10 come but Tor the present al u quiet.
The trains on the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad run
with some degree ~ regularity IS yet fasscugcfa arc
MT allowed H. ths road - any great extent, trans
poraon being tayed 10 tbe utmost " cary supplies a
cotton of th. latter ttolsand bales oondsatcd ~
General Grant At oxford, Ab1cvie aHd hoIy spfng''
have bssB safely delivered "a Meinphs.
The county por,h spd south Of ,he railroad infested
With resieEl bands = saeflis' wh9 roam THE country,
de.troyhg tforefy Gfb. into baatsi bpfnnE ep,iou,
eporcing oouscr'pi CO. AID mkbs themselves uhiycr.
IN d,AgresAle Hithstds3Gs bind Sis1se LeAds ~
,.rs A.. IN Tho cansbfaEes q the ia,che boitm TIE
,le, q, ueye coouei lee, u te s"cand brigade has
oxen ths contract W destroy bin, ard Ne vii O. ~
nave reAsu 20 believe that measures are already taken
which vii secure % RICHARDSON aud hi iol0vefa AZ etcf
nal rc.pleii8m he a'am3Is lab0rs 1Aa zane s,siea
of warfare cared "a jnsi over the liver 10 AfsaSSst.
Not oo,ef ago th1n yesterday within tHeiys mIes ~
N.npiit. ne steancs uasNolnan was ,sptJfsi, sad
I'm her ~, dss.roysi TIE steamer e;t this gort or
:, loas wednesday s1easng, srd projected y pon,
asbsrt ds4nos abuss nousd CRY ahen 30 machssry
became asfnused and shs ssopged iar repairs ~hus
b.s. ssfo belng psrfc,iei sqgad x slefii-s, Doi
.esf 90 ~ tseiyc III nomber. denly csc01 cred
themselves agon tie bans with oafe8 pogntci
ust ~ cAt.0ngy towards The boat, trlalnf0F ~ 80
fercef lhefr vas ros E4a Dn bes a 81 ~ oaiiaa
-. ffret ts npaf t64sg tNe direct ~ II ts rebss
80 fftaIfs trthes tne * he fnfttN ae.ets 4
/ canmana apa 49, Nnt mn tiAfinl ~ 5000 -
T INN "a acra'nIitlea 0suog th# nttht-ih'. "
7 CaEf4fe4 NltNtHg. lhtNNAHN taNfnhs ttAE t-.t
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THE WITHDRAWAL or GRANTS kpMy.
Our Holly Springs CORES 5ondenoe.

Hols srrScs siiss. Zee. 81 1892
Concentration cut or--crfo,c- Re,,aence o. y1oo
ihopso'a Lat s,erdarg or TIE Iatraor Complete d.
sr1Tion r. ridp Larps Acutsalasson or C.on al ls
hdiarodd aanon-Fayta,y caacsyai,o 1e goLg Sprtncs
<gdtr-btgracef.a Performance Of me Yut.ots Qae
Hu''afed ana Womb IHfamrv-4r7et Of Colonel M.
I'y-Aiffara"ot y Ao'l, Spy.nqs- Ecpsla gf ~ ~,
1e.G ~ g,u'a Ssnaion-ssaaitaJs co,,l,1ou -
he Ir,sr, H. IL" .-c 80, Do"@H'o"
w iAs' W nave pecD sermeticny scaled from
~ accoss cutting our ccfnmu
u'Sh'oN f"st0 Z ring from our base ana at tie
tine or Oily ofesTue q oommur caiou y ah the North
I'D case % an eapeloa ACQUIRED for rapid movement
ato tho aooQu isher Of certain purpose arm rcsist
ahce co " 1ri 81 the ,lrpracd would rcpe or 90 crip
Io W. enerrrise o. to render 4 u.e resuits bccans
~ adventure Depending for ia success upon brllapce
and be c-seqreat rev derneut o. mo attack upon he
auacse5 L arrested strongly opposed the hesitation
i causes sac,iobary hcs a dspirtirg influence, and 10
majority cf instances would success INTO shame
ri abortun Ike good iaso vel 'etcarsed, ex,e.
al,or II fortupAte nss us interest 10 al bet on The
o,hor hand npcr;,eiy escod'si HE the sane poorly
1 uld, Il dngusts a.i Somevhs, u thr natdrc the
ate Hol.y spring. anag u joke 70 every one
Union cr secession. The nigh, previous y the entry
The q zers told OR men thai Van Dols cavalry would
te "a town % tie morrow III. Uhionlss laughed and
'ocseh 20 him. The nor, morning verified the remark
and after hal blown over tic affair cccd tie adm.
I ration q friend ard foe.
Io mr. mud The garrison Itself equal "a the tsss
4 ba& i teen atty commanded Tor Al other points, with
I much lc.a force, tic attack successfully rcpclcd
/ This vas thc csso Al Iampkn's Nils, the timc lsc1
/ by our commrsary. Colonel Murphys conduct ia,
rcsltod X a dishonorabIe lgnomn'og surrender u
position placed In hs hands 70 bid in the ycIa1i7n Of
, 1863-03-27
S. T-1sso.-x.
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