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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20
Gen. ~stonemaIrJackson.

The great and good eyneAA srosSrwa. jack
SON has diod upon the feldo rlory!i The Chris,
tian, the soldier, tho estriai hiss fought hi, la,t
sstt. and !. nfof Iii : :atfaissf eyef, H,Icepa ,rssll.p.
wih What. ,linss, Of giss1pgsts.iblsp sao,rsr Do ne
.r mo worls; how Eitssfly has tho Hrs an
no-.eem!st fallen uppSnatsshear,,sof a rrerir 6
people, <5y7s 5..,, =
Tkee br.a,tof the -snutheN Conf deracy tleSds
with , aos that slory eaisc' qu.ll. Our very
triiun tph itself vocps ab.ye.iEo grave "f JArKs"s.
Words are eRpty va psinf the nations grief;
words arc empty to frame ZIP bero's eulasy. His
s~a ,Ot ioye.avnts within Short twelremonth
put mike 81, rroudesi msssspfsum;;r '~ - :
A year ass tbs eighth of sfepre'eat yenr. Con.
JACKSON inflicted tho hrst stunning ld"w upon
n. abolition arilay In the ralleyi II Virginia /;
following pp nhieh, he dss.afsad ,sc second On
to Richmond" aud ri. eedhfmself In n'p+si,i IGN 10
80 o,psrats (h.s brilliantly EEud7s v-iY, I'VE all
VIII rrvsmomnbsfy III tho issaer,hrov Of The ,.hitd
upJer HccIriLAsss the fcsFth under .Popa, the
9Th under BunssIDE, aud ths sixth under
HOOKER =;
But noble. brave, true and good, DO now sleeps
beneath the svil Of his oysdasNirginis.a rs -.
Lot hiin end u tomb uponasHistsry's evory page,
an cpit.ph upon every Pa.tist,s tongue: 80, z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

@o- We have been authorized by many friends
of Col. THos. 6. BACON, to Illuminate him a
Candidate for State Senator from Eigeisll, to
fill tho vacancy therein existing in consequences
Of the death of the Hon. A. siNx1ss.
May r., to 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

ear We call attention taasahe request of; Col. J.
C. sIukls,. in relation TO b9fft, borrowed from the
library Of the late Col. AnfagI sixyixs. To oil
know how comparatively uSfless books arc when
tho sot, arc broken. And Rsiae this, these books
bavo now become inuestimssiSs d easures 10 The fau,i-
ly Of tho decsnscd. 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

Samuel c. Reid has dropped his connee-
ton Ms war correspondent Of the N bile Ad.
v~ertiser & Register, and hereafter his happy
illusions and accurate statements viii find
their way to the pubic through the Mobile
Tribune over the we'll known signature of
"Ora.n His connection is dissolved with the
Advertiser & Register in consequence of OF
posite views of military matters existing be-
tween himself and the. editor of the latter
%iuurnal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

MOVEMENTS. oF THE EyEMY.-The rumor
that Hooker Was .crossing the Rappahannock
at Port Royal was renewed yesterday, with
additions. Il was stated that he had succeed
ed in throwing over $4,000 men. There is
no foundation whatever to the report. The
firing heard at Port Royal Tuesday, remains
unexplained, but it il .brlieved thai it WINS
only our pickets firing offthrir guns to reload.
WMc mentioned yesterday that the Yankees
were represented as establishing themselves
at the White Housf. We shon'd hay. said
West Point, a locality on the York river, eigh-.
teen miles from the White House, by the line
of the Yorkrivcr railroad, Of which it is the
eastern terminus. Their inject in Occupying
this point is to establish n rendezvous for
their maraulers, and perhaps 10 be- ina. po-
sitlon to CO. operate with Hooker, should he
happen to cross the Rappahannock ut Port
R,yal.-lsichmond Examiner, 18th.
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Tbe 'rnx RiII.

We bespcak for tho Tax Bill, published on an
other page, the most careful prrusal and diSo.-
ton. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

~
u warmed from trailing fur q Mute p'a""1 in
INV hana, for coll eriinn on Mr.. james s. nnzi"r,
nr s!D3, PAYABLE To Hora. Wise & ca. aud Drawn
T think ali at h, LIT juno 1861. as T ba"- lnst or
m;sulac"d vail Nate. l. r. TTLLMtN.
Nav 90 2rS 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

Gn-Two matches were made on the Mobile
courso on Tuesday. Tho first was between Isa-
dore Hill and Paul Morphy. Tho match was ono
Of two milo boats for $4,000 q side. THO first
hoat Isndoro won in SSH. Tho second match
WAS bvtwoen La Fayotte and Gen. Twisss, for
81, $40 a silo, mile hoats, best throe in dro. Gen.
Twirgs having gone lame, tho rnce MAS chang god
to /. race OF u mile, aud was "oa by La Ps;at's;
Time l:5l.
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NOTICE.

c,ME few Notes and Accounts; of CT. A SIM
y kins. decd. hnva hrcn left with IL. T.
Wright. Esq. Those owing The sams AMI who
desire to settle can do 6" y" ca'linr m him.
J.. c. SGMKINS, Adm'or.
May 20 1t 20
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seize the opVortuni.y.

Mr.. ". F. DUnI-oE, 'withh thoughtfulness wor-
thy of tho warpost COMMUNICATION and promptc't
attention, proposes to leaxeffEdgcfUld during tho
first week in June, for Inc spurPoso oHearrying
provisions and clothing e 90 Edseheld Comps-
.iss of tho Fourteenth kgsineat, now IN the
,sighborh.od of Fredsrfek burg. Bacon, Meal,
.po,e, Dried Fruit Virgo Red Pepper and
Clothing Of ey,ry dsssrip arc the %sftio!c.
more particularly needed Send Tn ynur boxes
to Mr., D.by taerssaadSf bird. Of juno.
viii not ssras Other actiS8 and warm-hosrtcd
gen tlstp al. upasrtaEs sinssaf %aitsioin- in behalf
Fof III, gallantlc ols q his battered heroes
tof tho old Seventh:
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c b. 53bsrtlat.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 90, 1868.
Tot,he Readers Of The Advertiser

ToEthe Readers Of The Advertiser.
We .ro gratihed..io mako the ANNOUNCEMENT
That no have secured ihc ~iorsievs Of Mr.. janice
l.. BACON u Edit of tho .1a'ber'i.er. We have
xuUNa INN ltns and fav"rabiy, and are toihasHt
tLa, hu will conduct the Editor:l department
ereditub,y aid to the cn,ire satisfaction Of 'ur
renders generally. Mr. BAcon is n ynuiig gon-
.tlenan of CO. coded literary acquir.ments and
een,ral ntuirments. and bin Srilliaht letters froEi
Kuropu aril tile Army, to this papor,' have given
him celebrity .us M accomplished, gr.i'hir aud
en- aging mri;er. With thi. briei inirn!ue'isn
~. roesut Mr.. Is. to our kind r.uders. He Will
SPEAK far hi...clr. D. X. DUkIsoI. y
Invited by our Old and esteemed school.Dow,
the proprietor Of the Edyeiuld- Advuriisor, and
warmly urgsd.by many kind und kindly Judging
friends, We assume the EditOrship Ut this an eirn'
and huuo,ed journal.
This is ever un arJuous aud embarrassing un'
dertdkins, but in these durk and troubled times
and utter the brilliant and vigorous leadarship o.
our Late gcui and gifted Editor, it beccm-s d1ubl,
so-nay more; p~ainiully 80. s.s
W. humtly trust the patrons ard readers VI tn
Idrerfistr W II not receive US ~ Nm entire stranger
wa indulge the acpo that eur come Iiou with hi
paper while u student ia 'Gvrnauland. aud ngai'
wLi!s u private I'll tho potumsc, may not be sn
lirvly forgotten.
Friundr, citizens, soldiers, VIC call upon re
frankly for your fullest and friendlisst indulgence
Tho intvrssts Of our District, our State, our ro'
Conreloraey, our saoiO,y. our holy religion, "
will guard, to the beat Of our huinbls abiity, vii
sl,up,,s "a Vigilance. j. I. BACON.
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ag- Mrs. Barney living about nine miles oil
Augusta, was killed on Thursday last by her NO.
gro girl with q earring or butcher knife. Mrs b.
bal told tho girl to use a knife instead of al.dle
in turning Wallis which she was cooking. This
the girl refused to do, and struck Mrs. D.; tho
mistress then ran-.ho girl folluwOd and stabbed
her twice with u carving knifo. from which sho
diod in about half an hour. Tho girl has been
lodged in tho Augusta Jail for trial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

s.y The tax bill was approved by the PrOsi-
dent yu the 81 h April. The al catoyem tax On
merchants GATES from that day inclusive. The
commissioner of taxes has not yet been appointed
BIZ the President.
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Religions Notice.

NeIlsIOus N0tfce.
The dftb sabbath. Union Meeting 8. the Fourth
Division, Of tho Eigefuld Dap,ist A.s1ciatiou,
will convene with the Big StcphenS Greek Church,
on Friday before the fifth Sabbath in May (ini.t.,y
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
J. S. MATHEWS. Myd'..
e. II. SwEAn1xSax, elk.
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Salt and Rice.

FIST r.c-iycd and for sale THREE TTrRcES
81 VERY snperinr SALT and ONE TIERCE
NEW RICE. 2. PENN. Aet.
NV ~ tf On
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

aS- Our most smiling ,'ts4,hl. 10 n Al,L, T. s. , a
lady whose taats In landscsPs gardening has made
her home the NEST hc.utifal in: Edgesolait url her
inilnitab!s bouqset. >Nays not YAK ''Rs'r kid:
ness. already 8. gracefully sssinfsdf, fer cutting
OF that Few and nssnisecatss,Eto do Esrts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

es- Mr.. John H.. Cosby, for many years.an
esteemed citisen of this District, died at MS resi-
dsnce in Micnnopy, Fla. on tho 18TH April la't,
in the 74th yeaT of his ago.
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Rumors of q Baufs alJackssn, MIA

Rumors of q Battle aEJackssn, Miss.
Va hear this (Tussday)t1Sruing from ono or
moro persons, rh~ol.nsSAass,,a yesterday afssr-
aoon. that = fsbt 'i.s sshttilly- saten place at
Jset.on Miss. bv,w.shseaf W. NJ forces lndaho,s
of Grant, The Yankee c.na5snasr Our Inform
ants stass further tlat We sSarwhippsa chs, Ian-
fees. In the abssnoe VI n.5 reliable intnlligsacc,
we give the grrc report as ID ts us. g a1f
We regret that untswards sircpnstanoss should
have prevented onrSseudingssto Augusta yesterday
as u,uAl, for hetslograpkieSasw Of yesterday and
this morning.
uenceforrnrd. as heretOfsrstxe will send down
regularly on Monday. san
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Far

The Edgeasldv Village Aid Association nOhnowl-
edges tho following donations From Mrs. Eliza
Minis, 3 pair of socks; from Mrs. John RAINS
ford. 8 pair Of socks; from Miss Emily Hughes, 2
pair of socks,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

as- Why will correspondents send. %cOmmuni-
cations for publication with uttgiVing their name'
w9 again state that communications unaecompa-
nied by a responsible mamo, roooivo no attention
from US.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

ns- W. have received o letter from ono Nrs
BELL in relation to her husbands paper. If shs
will have the kindness to give us her husbands
nsme, and also his Post Office, we will Intend to
hor request.
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81 soassLBesnss Artnseatsa

We nro happy to announce to the patrons Of
tho Adeerti.er ,h.t our f@itorary Department,
conducted ly tho accomplished and rsritusHe
Miss CLARA V. DAnGAx, Will be resumed after
this pe&k.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

t4yGon. A. p. Hill 10 now in command OF
the I~l1nsntsd Jasasop's corps.
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Please take Notice.

A I'll persons who have n61tbcir nos.essionyany
IA BOOKS of the la.a GIL. g. Siink:s. earars
qneste.! t%olcave them With ar. D. r. Duris6a, at
the Advertiser ,4iiae sss ..e.dssss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

SON SACKS N. C. SALT, I'D and,dry;
OOVt50 Liverpool SALT; t
t5U Bbis. N. G.. FLOUR; ..
cl5O and Half Mbss. n. O. Syrup:
100 Boxes Fine Chewing TOBACCO;
so Bbis. Apple and PEACH ;srandy:
10 Fine Corn Whiskey;
MALAGA and PORT WINE:
CHERRY Brandy nnl GORDrALS;
R0TTLED LIQUORS and wINESI
ii Eegs Ei-Carb. SODA.
RICE. NEAL. SPICES. &c. &c.
Together with IL gnol assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES, hand and for sol. nv
A. STEVENS.
Augusta, 0oc.
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E1HND. in the roal near E'sohes1. Vi,i,ee,
u shont tho Ist April last. an 0yERCOAT,
"hicii fh" owner can yes hy. calling ON rhs Sul,-
'criber NJ Dn,zmnn.s Turn Out on tho tfreenyill,
& Columbia Rail Road. proving properly anil pay-
ing far this advertisement. In ona Of thu pockets
way a lst.-r addressed n Cant Scriven SIGNED by
II. B Rahorn.. DAVID C. BOAZMAN.
My 20 ct 20 :
II 0Sr, hrtwe~n Edsef",l .villarq nni-arrns.
~ Efz swe'-en Snhs rs. ~ .tn Pine IIodso,
q small bundle containing Il ~.rsrn-ct Muslin
DRESS. rev. MID other sr iclas Of Wearing an
rarel. A liberal rrwari will he psia for the do.
liv"-r nf said bundle Mt this office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20

EoUND, iin frnnt" nf Mr.. G. II PENIS Store,
q, a small roll Of MONEY. Which tina own.r
rni get by calling on Mr.. p. proving property
and paving for this adverr isemsnt.
May 20 .Er Oh
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Mis-. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres.
r,iihntc Of

MRS. VIZ. e%copnAs,, ssc'ry s Tr.at'r.
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SUNDRIES.

E. NJ. swEAnrssax, elk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

WV 4OhAs - pa 4 /.
I The Trltl.ae's dispatch says it Is believed
I bv military men whose means Of information
are Of the best DESCRIPTION that Gen. Lee has
within the last few days received heavy IT,
Inducements and that he mcditat,s another
aggressive movement. Tie weakness shown
by rebel armies at OF ieT points strengthens
The probability that The insurgents are gath
erins their forces for q desperate effort under
their most trusted commander
The taking Of Cummings Point B8tHies
brings Gen. Gilmores long range guns one
and q quarter miles nearer the city of Char
lesion than they were when the u Greek
FIRE shells were thrown into the city.
Minister Adams in his latest dispatches
saws that he is still Of the opinion that the
rebel rams, against the departure Of which
the Emancipation Society has recently mem
orialized the English government, viii not be
permitted to sail. 1t was expected that one
would be ready in about week from the
date Of his letter so the question is likely 10
have been settled before this. High officials
here are less confident Of the determination Of
England 10 stop these pIratical crafts than
Minister Adams appears to be
Admiral Fsrragut viii resume the CON-
inand Of the Gulf Squadron as soon as his
vessels now north are repaired. He goes TO
n Y. tomorrow.
The Worlds dispatch says advices from
the army are without interest 4 recon
noisanee on the lower Potomac has shown
the falsity Of the rumor that the rebels were
erecting batteries at various points.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

CARo, III. sept. ?.
Steamer Julia has arrived from New Orle-
ans, making the run In SIX days. She brings
dates to the ID An officer from Brashear
City on the lst inst. gives the following
statement
\ deserter from Texas regiment came IN
10 Brasheer City on Sunday. he states that
an order was read to the troops by direction
Of Gen. Dick Taylor stating that General
Magruder was killed in Galveston the week
previous by one Of his Lleutenants who
caught him II a criminal act with his wife.
The deserter also states that the whole
rebel force IN Louisiana IS not over 10000
AMI scattered from Brashear City 70 0pelous-
as and Alexandria, under command Of lay
lor, whose headquarters are at Alexandria.
The regiment to which the deserter belonged
had nearly all deserted. Two more regiments
were in open mutinv. and declared they
fight no longer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

Persons recently arrived from Florida de
clare that a majority Of the people there are
loyal and would if they could receive protec-
ton Immediately rid the state Of rebels. In
several Of the counties the rebel CONSUMPTION
has been resisted. Two Of the enrolling Of
fcers have been killed.
\ scheme has been proposed 10 Govern
ment to afford aid 10 the truly loyal and to
arm the blacks within our lines
The Memphis 4-gls, Of the Srd inst states
that guerillas have made their appearance
on The banks Of the Mississippi The steam
ers Emerald, Planet and Atlantic had been
fred into bat without material damage
Five horses were killed On the Emerald and
seven wounded On the Atlanta q lady was
wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
J. N S6HoFIELD, MAJ Gen.

A Clncinna6 dIsnatch says, that reernii
Ing having failed TO ell Up the quota for
Ohio, orders have been received from Wash
ington 10 enforce the draft. The number
Of men to be raised is u 900, requiring the
use of $1,000 names. The draft will begin
in Cincinnati nexeweek
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
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NV YORK. sept. H.
The Hcrlds Washington despatch say-
DO arrangements IN regard 10 the exchange ui
prisoners has vet been made and negotiations
are still going on II the statement is true
that President Lincoln Las stated that The
including Of negro troops and thcir white
officers captured hy the rebe,s. wouiI not De-
insisted upon rs a condition 4f an czclan-e.
the principal difficulty viii be removed. and
il is probable that @ cartel VIII -'u ar
agreed upon.
Monday night the cuu1l4t Ill-el .s,r-
hauled dc-crter. from Gen. Mead, army
while attempting o. crJss the Potomac. Tic
men lad been sent out as su15utuiess,
Int q few DAYS previous. The luhltl-
tants un the MARYLAND shore report that O.
great number Of this class are Escaping some
of whom have been known to swim the river
on rails and boards tie distance of nearly 5
miles The deserters captured on Monday
night on the Potomac were sent o. the army
to-day for trial hv court martial. 80 de-
serters arrived here last night under guard
from y Y
The Tunes Washington despatch says
there is scarcely O doubt that Lee army Is
being depleted 10 reinforce BeauTgglrl and
Bragg Up 10 within week there was 100
positive evidence that THIS "l
50. but il is now reduced g. q certainty.
Our intelligence q this effect Is c-rl3Jratc-
by advica5 from / / Crlunse. who write
that LonCsrcet's c1rTs has been ordered
West and South, the larger portion ai il
going 70 Bragg, the iellucc, probably oue
division. % Charleston. b division o.. tll
clrp, moved from thcircami near lre1er-aas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

MoELI- ISLAND. >-rt. -.
Gen Gilmore again demanded the sgr-
render Of Sumter but Bcaurecarl refused.
The village Of Moultrieville ta, 'v,1 de-
s;royed by our shells.
The He-alds Morris Island letter of i-cs-
dav morning states that the answer Of the
rebel chieftain TO Admiral Dahlgreen E de-
luand 70 surrender Sumter was returned YES
terdav evening. Beauregard does not as vet
choose to comply At daylight this NOR
ming the fri-lte New Ironsides accompanied
by the monitors steamed in towards Fort
Moultrio and commenced a most vigorous
bomhardment Of the Sullivan Island batter
ics The atmosphere was very clear ana The
sound Of Commodore Rowan br1adsidss
minglinr with the deliberate boom Of the
turreied monitors and the answering echoes
Of the guns Ola shore were distinctly heard
and lent % the scene an interest Ike that
with which We watched the fight in April
last The fire from the lron-clads Of l inch
AM 90 pJunder guns was extraordinarily
rapid anu well directed, but was returned
with great vigor by the enemy. A few mo
ments since there was terrific explosion In
Fort Mouluie The impression D.
that q shell entered one of the
of the service magazines of that work. Our
proiectlles have fired the building near the
Moultrie house and a vast c1nAa-cratiln D,
now raging on the Island. The wind is
pushing the flames rapidly toward the fort,
the garrison Of winch seems likely % De
smoked in a moment, Of write in great haste
a. the steamer i about t. leave from Fort
ress Monroe The feet has not vet with
drawn from Its work and particulars cannot
be obtained.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
HADQUAErERs Army oT TIE CUmrH-
LASD, NEAR IEENToN. GEORGIA,
Sertember 9TH.

y dispatch Just received from the iron,
cu,ain- the intelligence that the enemy ye--
trr-ay began the evacuation Of Chatau1l-a.
moving eastward with al their stores ana
munitions. | am Informed that nothing
definite j. known in regard 10 the operations
%. Gen. Burnside N the present. hl- from
ulesErc information there j. but little doubt
That Fast Tennessee has been totally aui-
uned By the c1nfederates. Gen. Cri,teudau is
Today marching into Chattanooga. The IT,
most efforts are being put forth 10 rtTair the
bridges destroyed On the Memphis and
Charleston railroad which viii soon De in
operation. No particulars other than these
are known al headquarters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18

The Richmond Dispatch of the sth saws
it was rumored that dispatch had been re
oeived BY Gen. Cooper announcing the with
drawal Of the troops from Forts Wagner and
Sumter. We think this is highly probable,
as s gentlemen from Charleston, Friday,
szvs the enemy at thst time were within
IS yards Of Fert Wagner and Sumter Is en-
tirely in ruins. The same gentlemen says
the Yankee troubles have not yet commenced
nor will commence until they get into the
barbor. The universal belief at Charleston