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srEAmBUaTs.

LsoR EpyPoRr -THE NEw gTH AMBOAT y.
T. MARTIN Cap. v. Arossrna. e4tF~ ~ lraa
street dsis irntAf& sxc~Itedl - ~ aha hFglfi
all A. ". Fsre " cents
NfORxTso LrSE ron PEEksgfLIs- ArRogA
IVA ~nfss Jay street. yscr aa. ~ NtN0Ni rpNgn - Z
A. " LAndk a. Nook.Ts. Hasinsr, Dyuhs PEN ABttA
sinS kinx. Hsversfga~, Grass Ffaf And NNrtia1cAH
To5ehes for M pfsseni 81 u eu'ieta stree.
1soRSrSs BOAT roR .fFS spVE AND EO-Ifs
WI xpa lstrfm.ds~ts snd s.rhs atrsnast NINA
l~zses nssivs A3 3f ~
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WkLLAcKs THEATRE
w Mo WALLAck
h~ss 10 slate that aarlss ,t~ tngssh u ta.y he
TuEsrak
Wal - le' trrssosaly.
DAY on stsuT
fOR tDsttHtA DA tsIaTtHKs
tsfig n0siae wl " nseesssfD man sypstos.s
AlfeAsy bs~p made
Kvr tsfns A.. 70 Iuifr ~
nr SDss tseA-sTsf wal4-.s rhr.Ss
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FuH>tIuaH.

n ELKgAkr ASSORTMENT % oiHfh5ltA ~
"a rytsfw tDrs Hw ~ ~ "a HtNNr
isAn snvinF far EafHte -h44 wsfN snsiuff y s.tnF
Yapfn rni. sftp gry~stsil heaNfA~. stAstss
Ysntnxs. hiafustN. tsKNa hfyEffs hifs4 ILL., Es4et
Msffrr~5ts atr%kn Mfr1fe ttnn0ehkt 60 ts - iNf
fsl8y. Ser feg SO sMtsF IL 4ntMt
80 Mna ~aolisnt e8~f II lifs 4 iA Avs ~ AL
tglsA street.. eE1f bit1 Afen.f @tbNh TO-
farExrrrRr csrrtTs, eoogE fAsrnLE1s an
IL lxf.r. NeyxAt o. sAsh. aEtEB HsfM ISIS
Mmth eoaNte'r - q ~ sANf ains
S.msk ss1 tass Gsap<lk TO- s4ss.
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ExpsEssEs.

~ 4. BuRNnsM's YURsfTraE ENPRrss OFsIoi
II iio West kl.,gah aiset Det~.ra Ii,h snt sis
shipl3l 10 a pa4s of The w1riA IAge Eago gf The .
n0yai a families ~ The cgnntry. Farnitirr stored
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CLOTIiINo.


GREAT BATTLE POuGur-rItE VICTORY =
"A galued Ladies aud g.stienea, has becn efpls
In be ~ prvDoanced ~ a Hest snany hat " NM ("
2s sst has been psying the hess pres 10 fAh
Tor OF clothing. Cafpel jew lrJ .e Aad sA tns
sal. y B.-Lsdss And g.nilefsen. yeu know vel FAl
prices Thai cn~rei ~ some eesni
- rfec hunbng; but the pes and xntc.t 90
20 ssrese above then you wiz tu1w yoa -. ~
elv s~.sae,ion DO Iot forget ts old well fnoss De- ~
n y nu ana narnhsr. 2B silth hvsnue NEAR E..Ab
e~s,h street. Ladies' attended ny Mrs hinil
HEnOyAL-MRa EzBkiELs TAKFH TiifH NE
N th0a of lnlorm.ng her castomsr "a ihisciU a. -
Avenue her grya,s rssiasn 81 Sath sy-n1c where
shs .i con,nn. pay ~. utmost salir fof Ais .hI
nts' ~ Wearing AprArei pewsiry Diamonfs CAM
lA thANls note w. punctsay sitsnne4 " ~
M Etrkiss c~niiensn sitsnaei " ~ NJ Y
,Tsss sowERy.-H Ro>ExrHAL HAVING oKkAr
n assfe 70 purchase ara. .nsnusy of east 90 n.s.
aide uR zdss nnd rfisa ohian ue atto
vAn. Tor each arti. LKls ATTENDED, ~ ~ Ms kosrninA
Pas~ enenbsr end ty 81 bo~ery opf gsts Great gnh's
At spR OLDEST srAsD. rs sEyEsrn AtsstE
"A A. LIPfMkN gaaiA.t.cs " p~s ih- following pf.ees
for aslss nssinsns Cast u Iiosins sta Df sses
t.ts Funliure, J,~sy, Ac ~ BA not. ~ pott paneii
at, A,iruasA io Ladies attended ~ MS
<-PsrfFpKS's LETT opP CLOTHING PURCHASED
" for tae Wessrn ma~set ~ large or smAl ss fhe ~
value w b. aid without hasxins ~ -TAlts y iMp1.e
tai ne st4rrss Thomas u Couscy. ~ tsArs
strret
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ryoLE MURPHY -AucTroyEERs WILL SELL ON
" II ESDAY LIfLY III -

AZ 10Y O'clock az y soth Fourth street, Williamsburg
6AE0ANT FUHNIrURE-Piano made by Durham 4 Co. ;
one rosewood an one mahogany Paror Suit ade Paris
covered 10 three colored brocade two Window Cur
ainA made In pairs to match Pier Glasses
Try aud Side Tables real Seyres China Vases handsome
Soina Dinner Sets and Cat Glassware from Paris
pie t9p BUFFET Dining chairs Extension Table Brussels
ana Ingram Carpets Oiclotus. Redseuds
reaus Washstand Chairs Matrc.se chen Furniture &c
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WATCHES, JEwELnY. sc.

A sYcRrT-How DOES THE oEIGiN ~ 1anoDsi
N sN Broa, wsy. 10 ss Wsifhes. Diamonds Ahd
Jew~lry cheap 10 defy con,-ti0hl stl tel yoa
lie buys and sells Tor cash only -
rrgHIoN. .-rnE Y>rREsE VALUE rAiD, ~
~ 0ssh. Tor Dsxmonds stor unset w. -. asi 1sw.
"a on shs ssa'. ~ JosppH soL1xos Dsisond Brossr,
~ Broadway. Howard street Spanish. Frensh saa
German spos~n
4 f'AfIroKSIa DIAMOND .-EqtAL ~ nRILiIakcY
s15t Br~as,pin. .. D. H. az studs ~ ~ EstiHs ~
- g.; Seat ~ erpugs ~ msi on r.s. ~ y ys ca.9
orshs L JACOBS ~ BfoAdwsJ.
niAMoSDs OLD GOLD md sILyER--DY COMO
York Hosi ysa i receive % pr esni nofs han = say
0sssr sce q thvcty DAnnnd,, old oad Ag4 silver
Without ~-ng ootnP.iled ~ AXE .thr 500 = 81
Ito PAYS 81 eits sansab~ rnobel camsls h.r fs~, AZ
Kind ~ fkrst aud IUfs gtt ~ ths hhsst pfs~ -
hss t~fn 3g.Ars established 10 Aew fsrs hnsass'f -
DiAxosps. pIAxosDs. piAyosps-i.N ei'isG
~ a.. h.ghss.fash priee. fos p,.nsns NA.as o-.
onsinsi l. JACOBS. ~ rfoaarsJ
T,oID viAryD AND cosr0siTios wArcHrr 90
NJ 70 eB saeht earsnfsd - sssfss - . <fart
: Origins L. jAcobs ~ srOaa-.y
Nor nuRDFKEp YEr-e ASH rAiD 1s pa
iN mends. sd svsry hish p-~ Essa -
hys ssyn~s Psarls Asa Canals hsn hhs-@ sA@@a
BwTLuss. p.sHogs n'asss, sil rfo.As.'
nsrgrsAL n tacuse OaiGIsat q tAcoHs p
W Ia obs, l. archaeological 4 Wnp.s - y u. Y
- Orxfnal Original orNnai dsSni% Ss"s", |"%pts
J.sees. a. Br.d-A,.
yyArcugs RscriygD LAhgL lDr og
w Gsia snd sivef 49, hnf ssenn 80 NA' = tlsh
aset~. lrena o. 10 o. taia assn.s ien 81 ~ 80
orsnal !. lA'vBh. ~ bfpa~ps
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HRIsTALAR, LiTHAUER L CO.. AUCTIoHEEgs-
~ No. 10 Park place. Will sell Monday July l3. at 10
O'Clock iArne Of ack fancy Cassineres
end Ooeskns back and blue Beavers Pilots, Cloths
neltons and Vevcs SIX and Velvet vestings Alpacas
Italian Cloths Sesias Hollands Sheetnls Spool Cotton
Wadding and ase ety Of tailoring Goods The above
NAle IL wcll worthy the attention Of buyers
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tufla ia ENNAAfts . %.
StN @DMGseklOk aEgnMAwrN
gNM fth RAAE az
Vfuy Elf EbVN AsD sAE wntsGBrE
u SO I'll ghybhb AfaFs1
aevpp 10 IAt TRAbA 4 NAAtIsft ~ Asyfs FnrN
'K,~r ~ fil n sokf NNlgAsAHN0g ~ tfft.l,ktaEA
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NeANuOOD AND Tlt vlGoR uy YOUTH RfsrORED
nj III fYur weexs BY DR. ACCORD : fsssns. of Itfe.--
r Record 1of FAs afier oi earnest sgl c@tos,
has ~ eBeh arcedra 10 n. urssnt teest ~ The Amer
can pobIr sppo agent IN Ns~ Tors fer the
sa. ~ his gea snA hshly Ir~d tsssncs - LIE rhi.
vi restore manhood 70 TIE fgt ehatff fed
whether arising from esescs We effects ~
climate natural causes IN tne rNgI.a y" er' .hs
10 tLe printed iDstrgUns which Are vy smpe fainf-
Il ias,. sbe This lfc rcsOfg ien.dy should - aknn
- ali about a. s tfects ar permanent nA-
by The medical e. b. thg satss a e0feiy
.Tsr aaIs ia sdevrcrina powers iacal0u. Sueatqs
IN every ccrn - that tsnee pysrhF~N. tkfn
D. Fssercs n fAfstt slid N csse@ wth
a. rsncoss tor use 81 x3 tour quantities 'ar
al aud be u part csfefniy l4g.s. 90 y
III rrInitanr~ HIS acTelted ~ nt PHILlI KOLAsD,
an Brpyrne street one door ~esi of broedssy,N Y.
NSADAw DEsPARD. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AZ.
MI eorehes bs consulted daily Al fvi sSsh svcnue
ouv0~ts Fsshtb street
RIO LADIxs MRS. n MUNR0E ELEcTRICiAs w
Il male phy sc On, lol Wooster ALee1 boag from "
uu&
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ sTEAAslffp LINE
sEAl-wkEkLY between NEN YORK, WASHINGTON
aud 8EpKGEfowN, y, u. Rsausf tatns days sATUR
DAY and WEDNESDAY. Ats IN, from pier s E@s
loo, of Wan street for freight o. rassA-r siudy 10
JANIS HAND, Agent ~ Wa street.
MORGAN kifSEHAkT. Afsnta
Washington and Lsof setown.
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NINE. Lrarom-. "a

n0upHOs NHIsgEr Pc ~ gEsTICxT bgI AB =
Ii uWssaFan4s# hss I'D AGf MNt~si -
.ms.ss 81 Z - y Dyt GLASS. y sssfsf sfs.t
]. rugR EnAsDY -FUrERuR aEw sIRsrf lNy
90 q DnlsLA.a u n.alsl s.r.ss.
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lwIss SHOOTING vRarIvtL
- sfesi s@lsz Ahpostn4 Fesits al ~lii taxs pA1s
JOINS WOOD On
wEDhksDAy rtfrkAEkR Ia
THURSDAY, sEffEhBka ~.
pnfnkr. kEffkuHEH ~ snd
nAuiNDAY. ssrTHMREH ~
The ~ hloh ba fisrbgted W he vtdoUO
spi orphans of the rstss .gisers ti iufns .his
uDesf~d fos r.tsIion.
DonAtfDH. VI noasy. acs tt4i will co nA.svs
the rslsf ~ ih- fAnlcs " the Esabt dsreAsd
sfsrs ho have 0dsr. lhsir ss the shrine
country Will b. fntst tbAakgiy f.eslssf
Gnarrsi snsd members ~ ti.e DoosiDa Con
IN. pfogrsHI.s II ysrfDrnAae~ ~i b~ ssiss " Asss
h.i IL ssi,,srsnt sssr} no isaf. ~eh sns~a ~ Ne
W. s.l a. .yestf ln.lie an ~its.i rsfss.ne. 70 -
issa Al, 10 Al.ns his bssesslssl sda sna faAss -
uiolae ADD ansosthi obJrta
A. liz SpkKEvHLkR. sa Brosa-as
I, LfEGtEH ~ tssey street
N Ecitsfz. Is gorsylh su~si
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sro r.ApIIs MRS n MuNRoE ELEcTRICiAs w.
Il male ssy s'cAsn, isl wocsses shce1 boars from "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
The Card Factory.


Mr.. J.. r. Tarrant, Sec'ry and Treasurer of the
Greenwood Card Factory, acknowledges the fol-
lowing contributions from citizens of Edg0hcld
Distric. in aid OF tho Card Factory to be estab-
lished Mt Greenwood, IS. C.:
Mrs E Sullivan, 2; Mrs W P Butlor, /; MRS A
@ league, L; Mrs 7 Root, 2; Mrs Eliza Milns,
S; Mr, C corley, l; Miss II COrlsy, /; Mrs r
Griffin, i; Mrs Josiah Palsott, Ii M1sA Writ,
1: Mark E;hridge, l f; Miss Rofanna Ethridgo, j;
Miss IDA Dauknight, /; Miss NJ A Minis, 5; MIS-
F 6 Wright, s; Mrs D R Durisos, 8; Mrs L II
Mccullough, s; Mrs M Frazier, 5; Mrs G A Adj
olson, S; Mira S F Goode, 5; Mrs Tios G Bacon,
5; Mrs NJ Carwile, S /; Mrs S Il Griffin, s; Mrs j
Z Griffin, 5; Mrs 3. G. Bryan, 5; Miss Rebeccu
Penn, 6 Mrs J L Nicholson, S; MrS J NJ Witt
5; Mrs a A Glover, S; Mrs 5 Wigfall,: s.; Mrs Z
JiMims 5; Mrs Ann Griffin, S; Mrs Robert Minis,
S; Miss Eliza R Mims, 5;RT Minis, s; IN
league, 3; B ] Ryan, 2; II Parker, 2; J NJ Harri-
son, 2; J L Hodges, Q; P R Blaloek, 2; D Mays,
2; T ] Whitaker, 2;.J p Terry. l; TRoot, i; I
Jones, |; Wm Blackwell, Il APaul, LII cOvar,
1; A Ramsay, 1: Ell YOungblood, l; G L RofO,
!; N Ramoy,.1; L R Tillman, 1; Mrs N J Boil,
Mss D Storey, l; bliss II Storey, /; Miss ]
Storey, l Mrs 7. West, L.
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OBITUARY

DnpAIryD this life at her fathers residence, in
Eds.aeld District, SC, SARAIIA. MCDANIEL,
daughter VI YRRDEMcK-and EMILY McDANTKL.
Her illn,ss WAS Of shurt duration, but extremely
severe, terminating. her mortal life juno lyth
1853, aged IS years, 4 months and S days.
She MAJ dutiful child, y tender and loving
sister, 4 kind and ob'iging friend. and the object
around which tho affections OF thelamily conferred /;
Tut sSure all she WAS a ChristAin; she hxl remcm-
bored her Crestor in the days Of her youth; gave
licr.:lf to him by q public profession of her faith
and h2p.ism en- The 18th " Septcmber 1857. Then
sho is not last but gone beioro to receive the crown
which the Lord has promised to them ttst love
Him.
p1.p. on the 18th January last, from q wound
received in tho battle of FredsrickSbur. 9, Virgin
ia, about tho 18th Dec. last, JOHN a., son. of
ALEXANDER hoLLIHaswoRru, E'q, and ALKALINE
A., his srife, aged 25years and : months.
This lamon,ed young man WAS burn inthis
Diitrict. and Was amoQg the frat that responded
10 ths call of hi, country, and Identified himself
in Capt. BROOKS Co. 1,t Reg.. S.c.Y.
His health was bad when he volunteered and
confined go during his stay in Virginia, 10 that
be mas compelled a good deal of his timo L, lilo
in the Hospital, and tho his officers and friends
advised him to procure . discharge, ana return.
i,ame, ho preferred to remain and share in. the lot
Of his suffering fellsw-soldiers. Some time before
the battle of Fredericksburg he Left tho Hospital
aud Joined his Regiment, and on.tho fatal day
day af~orenamcd, with his tnco to tho enemy he
fell in the tempest Of battle, thus aiding TO tbs
number Of tao brave who, for the love Of liberty,
have sacrificed their lives.
4oRx was a young man Of atnfable qualities,
truthful and honest, and loved By al. that knew
him ]; bat in the providence Of God he has fallen,
md his remains lie ina far distant land, whore
no tear ba. hes his grave stone nor mournors lingor;
those remains will bo carefully watched till uod
bid them rise. He leaves s.fathcr, mother, brothers
and sisters, and many friends t, mourn bis loss
j, TRAP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
Time Lost ana Goink3

It'll high time (ssys THO CharlsItpns 4srcargl
for the Stato authorities taido,.somstl5Sg tSTafds
furnishing labor, III MISUNDERSTANDING
is to he saved from obstruction 1T the shanda Of
the cncny next fall. THERE'S q vast dsalo Of Nsrk
to DO done which the soldiers we hsyo cannot
possibly accomplish. Much precious time has
already been wasted, anti it will now Tequ:reerery
effort ON tie part of all parties concerned, to get
rcudy to fight twenty iron-clads, besides tho land
forces. The times require resource and holiness
and energy in sill those who, in the public service
hare any Laxd in controlling the aestiniss OF our
people. The legislation of the tempcst-in-a-ioapot
Legislature may be very bunglins. II may satih-
fy legal technicaliti,s to say that acquisitions have
been made and certain forms have been gone
through. Tho public care nothing about personal
records and s~hiftirgs of responsibility. They
have a light to judge, and Mill judge, overy pu5-
lie servant, Whether in tho army or put cf-it, by
results, .Papcrs aud writings may 90 very vol
in ordinary times, but in a srisis of dificulties
and dangers like the present, When ouch enormous
interests arc at stake, nothing but successful re-
suits can safety. Difficulties must ba expected,
must be nct-ways mus. DO found to overcome
them. To fail is 10 prove unequal to the occasion.
We tell tho people of Charleston end Of South
Carolina that without moro .fcrt and moro pro-
..css in our offences, the fall Of Charleston and
the whole Low Country Of tho State, are events
not improbable. Tkrso aro "w0rds Of truth aud
soberness." "They that have ears, lot THEM hear"
Labor is wanted; work is absolutely essential to
our safety, and 10 mall amount Of it. Richmond
has boon fortified by The incessunt labor OF fifteen
thousand slaves for nine months. Cannot enough
labor he got in South Carolina to save Charleston ?
A few weeks delay may render all subsequent
efforts f~ruitless. A prcs.ing need is upon us nov.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
State of u Carolina.

.CULGNIIA, July =, 1909.
VMHEREas, inf"rm.tian has been received Ut
Wv tsis department tina. WILLIAM MOSS.
who was in the Jail If Richlasd% District under
sentence Of death for the murder OF .James Pull
lips, did, on the nis,to Of tn. 18th oflJnnc, mako
hi, escape from the said jail:
Now therefore. !, MtLLEDGE I.BoNHAN,
Governor Of the State Of South Carolina, do hege-
by off.r . REGARD Of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS for the apprehension Of, tiIs raid wiilisn
II. Moss and his delivery into anyjsIl in tsis
State. -.
Said aoss in .baut2S years old, s festiGinchcs
high, weighs about lao lhs., dark hair, near.a.
mnussashe. and is rather good looking. lie, IL
from Wake county, North C.rolinA-
Given under my hand and thaaest nf tho
State, at Columbis, THE .neandrday Of.
H.. g.. July, A.. D.. ono thousand .isht hsndredt
and ,i1ty-thrte. Nh DOMAIN
WV. Il. HUxrr, Sccretarysof. State.
July I'm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
Thouehts on the Death OF. an Infant.
~ISscnIBRD To aRs.-a; c.

ISscntBRD TO aRf.-a c. ~ txE#
aihou hast died as rosesad;s,
That fer:sh With aibreezs."
Sweet Bato, thou art gone! Too pure iori earth 81,
thou hast gone to bloom inss Paradise In llls's
bright moving thou hast hedl T,Ly pain ID o'sr,
,wsst.s,irit; and Thy pure and lovely soul shah
,lwoll in .H.avpn ororarmoro. Like q sweet rose-
bud, thou hast dropped and withered, but Thy
memory viii linger with US still.
Fond. msihor. thy bahe sloopsinsthotomb,
4 calm. mud peaceful rest,
but gioriourin immortal bloom,
His soullivss with the blest.
A golden harp is in bis hand,
Fresh flowers dock bis brow,
And mid white cleaning soraph. bands,
His voice.is ~warbling nor.
: Be fertile, earth, ,ield aow'rets rare,
Drishtaouors Of rich perfume,
And, still a Nild-ro,e chaplet wear
o,or little CALpsArIH's tomb.
"KHowsE."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

The New York Herald Of the 9th notes
the occupation of Scotland, nagcrssown,
Do~nesyille, Uniontowr, aud other places, by
the Confederates, the re-occupation Of Guam,
.bersburg by a forco 10000 strong, the sack
ing Of Greencastle, and the destruction OF the
sc1ucduct at Williamsport. l%,nboden,s cav
airy wa. at Big Cscspon. EwclPs @toree',
10000 strong, are in the Boonsboro' valley.
They are building bridges across the canal,
and are actively engaged in f%orasin.s the
country, collecting supplies, &c. They cross
ed at Antis,am's Ford snd Shepherds.oHn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

FuoM AE1lco.-The Northern papers Of the
ODD hive dates from the city Of Mexico, via
Acapulco, to the 24th ultimo:
Allthe French residents have been com
PEELED to leave the city. President Juarez
had taken comlnsnd Of the Mexican troops.
The Mexican Notifications were being strength.
ened, and it was believed that the goveri.men,
would flood the valley on The approach OF lle
French, aud make d desperate resistance III
every possible manlltr.
All the available MEXICAN troops are being
drawn in towards the capital. General. Co
monfirt IS much .censured for not relieving
Puebla, andm Consequences hay resigned:
The; FfenchSadyanee hnd arrived &c San
FMarTfT5des MlfTcan: GeTcrSf Forey hadeors
dered the captured Mexican generals to be
sent to France and the other officers to Mar.
Undue.
Three thousand Mexican prisoners General
Fotey had put to work on the rnilruAd lead
ing towards Vera Cruz, and two thousand he
employed in destroying the intrenchments
around Puebla.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
From Cen. Joh.stvn,s neadquarters,

49,
We were favored late yesterday evening
with a srcc:al interview f.om highly intel
~li=eFt ard reliable gcntlsuani who came
directly irsm the hca'quarters CT Geasrai
Johnston. His character, however, wilibe.
best Inferred when ne annoalc hiu tope no
less a parsonage than the Confidential agent
Of the General, and at present en- route TO
Richmond with important dispatches for the.
War Department. Els position, it will readi-
Iy BE- observed, isone requiring the observance
OF much reliccnce on his part, but he never
tbelsss gave rs mach interesting information,
ap.r.ion which We shall procced to lay before
or readlTs The armies of Kirby Smith,
'faeylor aud p ice, now nndtr7hc complete cn..-
trsl Ct the wary chief'ain, IRE each in posi-
ton for moving ct a moments warming To-
yards tie common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
viii be most likely to afford an early relief
to is heroic garrison blythe total humiliation
Of .Grac1's arny-a-consumnation rot in the
Last improbable. Tie Generals leadquar
tcrs in the day tine are OF Jackson, in the
night ct Carton. He suffers lr.lrn no want
Of p.nyi.igns. transportation facilities or army
stores; bat OH the contrary colanaads the
arplest abundance Of each. Hundreds Of
n,uivs and- horses are standing lille III his &C.
part.neut awaiting rhs commond of :" Artillery
to tie Frant" There is no longer . doubt
that aii's ready fr a forward movement. 4
number of facts are in our possession which,
were it prudent 10 :nnouuce here, w.:nld
convince the most skcptical that the hour OF
action is at hand-aye striking, at the mo-
ment the eye.is CHANGING over this article,
and the fearful fire from the rear about. to
open upon the weary, wasted forces OF. Grant.
Selma Dispatch, 18th.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALmGH, July 2-The Bill relative to tie
collection u flakes ana funding certain i$su
passed the Legislature 10 day. IL ,cquir
The Shcr:fs ard Tax Collectors to receive all
;s.ues Of Confederate Treasury Notes without
Discrimination, aud authorizes the Treasurer
ID inad ell !undable notes paid into the Trca;
Aufy belurc The 18th Of July in. Z per cent.
Conf dcra:e beaSs, and sellthe same at per
or for q premisS.l, Or to ray the liabilities Of
the Stale To parties wanting TO receive. after
IN. LIST u August all issues received, without
distinction, as heretofore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

Gxx. TooMDs ON TIE STATE OF TIE Coux.
rnY.-Gen. Toombs, who .olne time since re.
signed his position III the Confederate army,
delivered a speech son the state of the coun>
try" in Sparta, Ga, on tho l7th inst. lie
pronounced tho CONSUMPTION Act unconstitu-
%tional, opposed tho Tax Bill On account OF
the tax in kind feature, opposed the Stale ems
dorsrment Of Confederate bonds, and utterly
oppo.ed martial law. Having defined his
position, he gavo the following dramatic con-
~clusion:
"The.e, my countrymen, are my views
upon some Of the important measures of the
day, and if it he iniaHy to express them,
hele arc my hands-they arc ready for the
brand"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
N...,hern News.

RirnMospsJuiy baltimore papers OF
the 23th say TIC Con!edera,es were fifteen
niles frori Harrisburg at ne on Gil the 9th
Subsequently a force sppe.red at DuEcaHnoD.
iiiiyen clilci north, of Harrisburg. 4 tele-
grs,h dispatch iron Headquarters OF tie Ar.
ny OF 5Rc Potomac. Gt1eu the 9Th, s.::s the
xr;oy is in motion, ard will st..n be 10 the
IL M ier;h of Baltimore. Heavy rains have
E,;,le TIC rneas so BAD that the movements
a.e necessarily very SLOW.
ns:uGeesfrom Baltimore report that the
rcbs:s declare that ore of their main purposes
is .thedestructo on of tie grain Fl ids. in the
Cumberland Valley. The rebels were engas-
ed in this work already, anu had laid waste
broad acres which were r;ch with grain
crops.
General Frsikl;a has beer, ordered to a
cc,nroSnd in Louisiana under Banks.
:id,n;ral F,,otc IS dead.
The Bal.insrc Sa,plly Telegraph of the
28f:l c9ntai,lsa dis.atcl, dated Harrisburg,
Junc u. It says: The rebels occupied York
st5 o'cioco :his afternoon. Resistance was
made d; o;g troops.
a telegraph dispatch from Portland to
Liost. Reed STATES that the crnv of the Taco-
ny iu-ncd that vessel o. the 25rh, ard !cn,cd
nra. Portland on t, e sight Of The 2irh,.sr;z-
cd the Cnitcr Caleb Cushing sud went TO sea.
Two steamers were sent in pursuit anl oyer-
took the Cutter. After a short engagement,
Red and has party Pit of in boats and blew
up the vessel. fhey. 1"re firmly captnred,
ali az now under ,giard in Portland city.
Tie ..atirc.crew of the .As!anta las arr:yc3
on the Tag cftruce beat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

u.s. Con. John II. Morgan, 1t is strongly au,-
pccted, has been. ,misten with a Northern tonden-
ey, like that which hss seized Ewell, Rhodes, Jen-
kins, and other Gen.r,ls. He is again exhibiting
SYMPTOM. Of longing for pork, aad is making biz
may through kentucky to Ohio. We wish him
all succsss,