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SUNDRlES.
Conait:ae ta tie Jail

;NF thi4 District, ar tas 18th ins!., a nssro nam
" wko says his pa,e. is ELbE"T, lat 10 fte-
,uon.ly esl'ei A!har;, aud that bs scleags ts Jas.
Nirz: li.i:S at Atlanta, Ga. Elecr. asys Ec mss
..res,ed his: - LIS aita'- bc1ss ia tho upper
part of this 1'ist;ie:. Said Ebert. j, shout ~
Y.St Of sse, Weighs AroGt 1'e :"tzds, is : feet
y :n.ios t:sh, Gatk eVmpiested. no marks or
cars noticed.
The owner ia requested to c:mc forward, Irsye
properly, pa: ca.rs rs sra tax. his away, other
wiec he will be it<,r;tn as the law directs.
L. II. MCCULLOUGH, J.. e. D,
June "a, Ct Is
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Tho R;cbmond E.an,incr publishes the PR

The Richmond Examiner publishes the pro
ceedings of meetings in the l5;h, 2Ita 59th
and Gath North Caroliua regiments; lii which
tho ira:torous conduct OF a :sctlon in North
Carolina, led by the Raleigh Standard IS DC,
nounced. The private soldiers conducted
thcs. meetings, and 'hcr resolutions are Of
the most vigorous character.
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LAND FOE SALE.

E,HE Subscriber offers e. sale privately the
e HOMESTEAD PLANTATION Of ksbvr'
Jennings, les'd., in ELsofeld District, CONTAINING
Nlf;E HUNDRED ACRES.
Situate on-Stcvcns' Crock, Oh the Road leasiup
froic Augusta 70 Caihann's NILS, 2s niles irou
Augusta, aud bounded b. binds .f Dr.. j. J. Cart
ledge, Mrs. Cariled.e, &. L.. Elsir AIS others.
There are on tbs place a comfortable Dwelling
Gcuse AMI al necessnry eutbuildirgs. There Orr
scventy-i:ve acres. OF good aettem land, aid tEir:y
.crcs % land sown in Wheat, AID ah.ut forty IN
Oats. Tic place ia yell wa;cred and timb-red a;.u
is IL E high s:stc of cultivation.
II n purchaser can lie found coon, I will sell
With tie piaes Seventy-i1e Hoad Of shecp, stocf
of O~ttie, &c.
Dr. III. C,rtlcdsc or tho Subscriber will take
PLEASURE IN hioain tls place to say ore desiro~.
of purchasing AZ excellent piantHtion.
Z2xs-TerrDs cHsy.
W. D. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Marx # D
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Yannery Notice.

ENROL this date r will, TAN and DRESS all
s GOOD DRY .uIDES delivered at my. Yard
- GNE THIRD .os tho Lea:ber-a'lowing tho
owner OF tho Hides NY part atthe lowest market
o-;ce' WILLIS ROSS.
July 10. 3m* ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

rrhs Paris correspondent oftha Tines COM
,,.;ns that the Government papers refuse to
80, that the rebellion in Amcrica begins
s a crumyls. They adopt with enthusiastic the
SscIsr.tion of the Southern, papers, that the
war on the part of the South is Just com
msneinc. The London correspondent OF tie
aome lou, nal says: It is not believed slcTe
e., X. war Of secession is done With. There
still great faits.in Gen. Lee in spite OF his
Sure at Gettysburg, and it is the belief that
,i.,,ch thu Syuth is overrun with great ar
80. and desolated WITH raids, it canuot be
reduced to subjugatlon.
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Head-Q Quarters
ENROLLING OFFICER,

EDGErIELD. Aug 9th. 1861.
DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for
= the apprehension aud delivery OF each OF the
1vliowin. Dc.ertors to headquarters Conscrir'
Department, Columbia, s. C.
Any PRISON arres'ins either of these Dcscrtcrs'
will, Before tskipg them to Columbia, report the
facts to this Office.
priyat. E. RUTLAND, Co. B, lst Bat. S. c.S. S
W BOWEN,
" FULMER,
" PROCTOR,
J ALTMAN. Co. c,
J.UOLLINGSWOETH, Co. X, 9th S. CIV
CFBENNErT, !,
F. NJ. SCHIRMER,
Lieut.. & Chief e. 0. Of EdEeield.
Aug 26 Il 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

.yThe COnfederacy teys there has. been n
t..,y decline in tho Price Of gold, sterling ex-
change and bank notos in Atlanta ior a i'" u"Js
past. Gold has declined about 4os per cent" anu
is still falling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

se~Gen. Prices healqu4rters, ut las:accounts,
were at Des Arc, Ars. All nccoutts fren' "caso 81
the Mississippi arc snry encouraging.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against the Es.
"a tato OF ]. E.. -Barkhnlter, decd, are re-
|'uuestcd to present them, properly attested, ny
tho 6rst Of October; and also these indebted
ara rornested to make rayrncne,y .ha. timo.
c. NJ. BUREEALTEEu Ex'cr.
July 20 2u 80
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-. 4 LJSJ.

NOTICE.
SILL IEASINE5 viii stand the FALL
g SEASON Of lSG2 at Easctala c. H., DC
law. md Tuesday the Scma;nl2r. of tho Season
At g.rmon Ga!lnan's, at Sa5-sJr Season, which
hogirs on he 1atDf August and ends the goth
Mr., rnrin. to n-,ya.ir roal by Dick Cheat
ham tho Spriag of 1853, may be sent thii Fs.it0
Deariag FREQ 0: charge.
TUos. G.. BACON.
Aug 10 g. -
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ruE ORDER ABOUT CLEKKs, &t

am told that the order dislnis&ry the
clerks and other employees of. the different
Departments, and putting them ~ me ranks
is anything but grateful to these Interested
and That compliance with The order y not az
rpnpt rs could be desired. 1t our antiorl-
ties would only employ colored ,sa'nstels; III
addition to requiring CLERKS places to be hli-
I'd III disabled %scidiers, Tie fighting strength
of the sr;uy would be increased at least slA
rhonasnd men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
WEEAT WANTED

1t Granite Hills, Eagasts, Georgia.
FE,HE Undersigned, having purchased the above
r.ll-known MILLS, situated on tho Angus
tn Canal. (formerly owned by L. i, WaEren,) will
nav the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for both
HED AND WHITE WHEAT. Parties
desiring to sell viii plesSe cJll on
GEO. =. JACKSON g. Co.,
M. 248 Masonic ltlil BuiidihE, Broad st.
Augusta, ia, July 3m* 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
A GENERAL TURNED PRIVATE.

Gen. Roger A Pryor has resigned his po-
si,ion AS u Brigadier General. and is now
serving as q private i'll the 18th Virginia Cav
airy, in this &rlny.. l sun told that 1he Gen.
oral gives as a reason for this that he. applied
repeatedly for orders as an officer, but re-
ceiyed none ; and that, being deternined to
see active service, he resigned and took tue
true post of honor, the private station.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
4 Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

TyyiiE Subscriber alters fer sale his VALUABLE
Il PLANTATION contairing
siXteea Hantre3 anal Fifty ceres,
Mero ur.l.ss, lying on Turkey Creek. snd bound
Ell BIZ ia,d6 "f CT. J. c.. Brupks, c;pt.. Eus,su
Burr. Gourse Hlrll and othors. This rlnttiiSn
i. ,irnatcd' e5out { miles North VI Eireiu!i u
iage, on the NeSDerry Road, in Il p::rsau. an.
healthy i" ar ty, ard II the midst OF = rcliuon
and an az &c tblc neighbnrhoad:
About ole hhlt OF this Tsaat Of T.aat il ~rloa9rt
and 2 considerable portion Of 1t in u nigh sat,
OF cui,ivstton. TIL. other half of this Tract i.
in na:iro forest-abonn,iiug i'll Oak, bickcry and
Pine growth.
Th>re are on the promises all necessary planta-
ti"n huildings-all in good repair. This Tr:.,t il
we'll sats' II: snd is ono of the bee. rAnses for
cattle int District.
Tbs land i. woIl adapted to Cotton, Corn,
s~mali.Grain, &c.
Fer further information apply to Mr.. Jas. NJ.
Harrison, 1t t.; cher;G's Oiicr, E!goield. s.. c..
ELDERr BLAND.
July ri Il
~ Chsglestoa Courier will PLEASE copy twice.
a week for ono ninth aud forward account forth
With to This eI;cc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
EgYcS for Sale.

r7lE LAND OF corn AND WHEAT
containing 2To Acres. lying three mile
from EdscGeld c. H.. This place needle Only t.
be seen to he liked. Ia. u. JOiNoON.
Aug IL la 81
T1t.rhc Charleston Courier will copy for one
mo:lh and fDrward ssccnnt 70 this oLice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
Dentistry

FER. "a. rARAGR viz as ia hi, eEee
r. :cer'arly aa"a Ky dur.ax saie-day wceki
ius after than he nil OILY be tGers occasionally
~ his Professional -crgas:mcnis throughout tho
Districs d"mand 'r;rh oi hi, attention.
~ Aavi:r "a rav Tia nishes: Cash r-;ce. far
bc,ustrr materials, be vii. hereafter work Only
E0K CASH.
Sert 10 &c
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the Estate
"a of DR.. j. HARDWOOD Burt, doc'd., src rotihod
20 present ,hen,, properly ~attested. as the under
.ieird Is prepared to pug Tho same. These in-
iebted to said kstslS are requested to aettlc prompt
ly. W. bSor;
Ian 2t II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

NGiica
Wotice.

ALL rcrs.ns having demands sssins. "a Els
"a tats If Wiiiia., q. Middleton, decd, arc re-
Iucstcd to pre,Gn: them to tho nu1sr.iguoi, Ond
hose Indebted to sGid Estats are requested to
.uRke Immediate paymcnt.
EMILY MJDDLEToN, Aamix.
Mar sm*
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
Asbutiser,.
By < DuR1soE & CO.
From CcI.~ Lua,s.Army..

THE MILITARY SlTUArloS.-No new move
ments worth chroniclins are repcrtedin Gen
eral Lees army. Meade is. nearer Washing.
tor t!.au Richmond. Its not neresssrs Il
stat. where General Lee Is.
We lcsiT.- d last nigu, .-~lt line Yankees n.d
:. r~e-appeered in TIE jar : river, Jith their gun
boats, at q point above jamestown Island, and
that thev we're e.s,eged in s%!lciling tae woods
"A very ~fruitless occupaton. The last expe-
dition has rendered them cautions, aad 1t
is not supposed they will advance isr.-Rich-
nond Examiner, 18th.
TIE PROMOTIONS.
Maj. Gen. Wilcox, recently promoted as
such, has hean assigned to the command OF
P.pdsr's old division, composed OF Lanes
and Scales North Carolina brigsdes, Mellow
ans South Carolina brigade and Thomas
Georgia brigade. Eillcox's division villdoubt-
less achieve rs great afame az has been made
by the gallant brigade of Ai&?alIians which
bears his name.
Brigadisr General Hunphries, r%rcentlg
promoted as, such, will have command of
Barksaals's cid Brigade. He is a.Wnst Point
man. having been there with the President.
He is a most, capital eaicer, and . Fit successor
to the worthy and lamented Bardsdale.
Brigsdier General Eppa Huuton will have
command Of Garnett's old Brigade, Pickctt's
Division. General Hunton ought to be IT,
day a Major General. He deserted q Brig.
.dier's commission at Leesburg, two years
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

We learn from tie Richmord Dispatch that
.NyelIo,g Fever. prevails at Norfolk and
Ihc mouth, Virginia, >andi committing r--
LIN. among the Yankee troops.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
NEW GOODS!

EnN Tds. Handsome English. FriGts:
OGV Five Pieces English LONG CLOTH;
j.o..ic.' Linen HANDKERCAlEFS;
Cents dc. do.
Laiies' Black Cotton HOSE;
" Mixcd "
s,;,.nr &c
ladies SILK BELTS;
Also, n great variety Of u.hsr desirable Goods,
.s, received hy y. rEHa, ASt.
Aug L 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
T1G TusVsAED ACRES,
FIFTY LIKELY. Y0UEC NEGR0EIss,


Among them a very likely SSamstrsss With sll
the qualifications of u very supsrior" homo SER
,ant, come good Cook, Washers and Jrorers. =
plantation b. ctsmiih, Waggcnors, earrings D:i-
vers lid Ficld-Iiants.
A FINE PAIR or. YOUNG ANIL WELL
BROKE CARRIAGE HORSES.
ONE FINE YOUNG MARE and EIGHT OR
NINE LARGE FINE MULES
Two Carriages and harness, one ne,r!y new, and
one Buggy and Harness.
Also, 80 or 40 Head Dlooded. Cattle,
among them somo fne Milk Cows; 70 or rs
Head Of Sheep, and a Fine lot of nogs,
hSth Stock and Fat Hogs.
Also. the Household Furniture, including fine
Pnrlur Furniture, Creckery and Kitchen Utensils;
Plantation and Blacksmith TUvls, Ha.suta Gin
1Ic.d, Thrasher aud Fam,
Corn, Foddfr, Getten. Ce.ton Seed,
And many other articles too numerous 70 mention.
%.-Poss.ssiop given Immediately after the
sale. Terms accommodating.
et~Anv further information cberlfully given
by addressing III. Shbecriter 1t Eigctield G. H.,
S. c.. Young TT: Calhoun on the premises, Mr.:
Robs. IL Middleton, siI, niles below, or DR.. W..
d. Jennings, two miles above tho plsc0, will take
PLEASURE in showing the land:
The Acting Executor.
Aug 22d. 1883, Vt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
W31YAXBISG gsli|b WLLGGG2I.

ryHE mex. Session will begin on &oNDEY,
October 9th, 1863. with II COltfe
Ur EXPERIENCED TTACitERS.'
The lormur Steward having ieis, Arrangements
ire making 10 render the Boarains department,
al tha, il should ie aud under Tue charS; 0!
;.efsons ~rrop.ll;; gnsl,tieu, ovcry a.tehti': VAL pc
saiy.n to rle heo - and comfort Of The pupils.
'7e,a. t., IS,.,ia,, fire .GorLs,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
ECIicn.

"A Ii persona indebted to the Eatate of John R.
IA G-altncy, decd, sre requested to make psy.
4nsnt as carly rs possihle. Those having elais.s
against ihs Estate will present ttea, properly
%,ttestec, to Dr.. a. &. Te.gue, Ey .-thsrized
agent. LUCY Exor.'
DOC g, 1862. l. -
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headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,
n- A.. Hihh 1872

ENROLLING OFFICER,
EperrlrLp, Aug. 9th, 1858.
LII PERSONS between tho ages of is and
n IS, Excepting those who have heretofore re-
ported, and bstn exempted and thoac VII" are
mombers,of the lats organization, crgan&cd Tor
local deferce) arc hereby ordered TO repo.ta'
,hcso U.nl .Oucrtc.s IN or before the 10th Sep
,c!ubcr next. -,,
Al Who fail to comply With the above order will
&c advertised and treated us deserters.
Lieut.. & Chief L. O. of'Edscfs;d:
AucH- t -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
EXECUTORS SALE.
Aug ped. 1853.

ILOABLE LANDS FOR SAFE
INLAUNEas DISTEICr, SOFA,
within Fear; Mile. Of Martins psr.t, Oh the
Newherry. S Laurens .lsilrosd.
SETILL bs s;ll np :hn premises, at lpbi;c asc-
w iian, oil THURSDAY, tho LIT OCTOBER
next. the iteul Estate Of DR.. Ta0AkS
TGaGUE, deed, upon wE.ch the willow nsv re-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
3SS Acres.

CNC I1OI OSs
More or ioss. with r fine Dwsl ing HOUSE, Brick
Snci:e llauSc, eNrgro h,uses, Chs Ho-ss, Bsrns.
.v., I'll il g.ct condition. The isn5 is vel
.d4eir1 10 the culture af Wheat. Ry-, Cora, ca:
'or, &C., and in fpe state ef cultivation, "itl'
plenty sf :imrr for ordinary p!sntation puTrosss.
Tho location is Voted for S"od hsaltl, Eo:t eI-
sel!cnt wster, AID snrrvurd"d with good sosiety'
Therc will al.o be sold may a%r!ici.. not con-
%renient TO move, such >. fine FURNITURE,
cotton, Co,ton Gin, ThTssher and Fan, Horse
Milk. &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

SILL ENN EANiRi T. !
EE SALT. TCRES, win be abla - israis:
SALT in large or mall quantities, aud will be
governed by tho lowest market liico il Hamburg
ar Augusta.
S. L. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Mar SO ia il
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A---G&-
Fc. sncrla.

Is
70: sncTIH.
MT RAINY, sr.
7. y. CGAkX.
A:P. WEST,
OJIN BLAND,
e. V. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
-o--
For Tax Collector.
JAncr HUIET,
SfhhLtHG TURNEE,
&. a. My,
CHHRLEE CA3TEE:
FERRY E0REE;
!. W. II. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. Roper,
EST Clerk.
JACKSON coVAA.
s. UARIISCE:-
-
For ordinary.
W. F. DURIsoE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
Estate Notice.

A LII persons is nnywiso indebted t. the Estate
"A of 4. n. Penn. dte'd.. ere earnestly request
I'd 10 ooma forward and settle up without delay
!. , ic<o ssv,nl. oiaI.,s a.;!lgt ssiT Es;e,a viii rn;;-
Ss.hc,a In, pgyr4yir st.s7tsj. II ~ eAi!y taio.
y - W. q, J., PERE, haa'hy,
.ucs Il 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

/ will also sell at III, sxrne tine and place,
1870 Acres of Land, moro or Ices, adjoining
iis sbuvr, belonging Ia the EStats OF Col. p L..
CALHOUN, d%scea..d, III tine state of cultivation
with pioL,y Of timber, but no buildings on IN. The
two Tracts, bought by the ssmc purchaser, would
.,nYlcy twelve or fifteen hands ver. probably and
make = fine sctt,slnsrk&
vt ono and t-o years "VSinterssta as best sr't'
the purchasers.
sas-Ary fartLsr information c.ncsrniug these
iands chez: fully given by addressing ;!.e sub'cri-
Ter at Edz.acld C.A., S. c. Dr.. Duckst, nasi
tho place, will take pleasure in showing tbs lands
a. G. TEAGUE, Ex'"r.
Aug 30 ct *
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Valuable saland Psrsera!EE::..ate
al Pujlie SG!e.


VNJILL DO sold at tho lato residence #. Col.
wv p. L. C.lpOM, decd, in Edgea.id
Districts. c 2J r1ilss above duSusts, Ga, le-
tween slepkers' Creek and SarGrnat River, on
TUESDAY, 27:h oGTOBER NEXT,
That VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND upon
which The deceased. lived, containing
TSa THeVSAED hcnES,.
More or less, the principle part of which is Ok
ard Hickory, ai.h:betweea -four AHA Five Hun
.lred acres hi good Pine Lnnd-msil adapted to
az culture ct Grain and Cotton, viii. only about
enough oloa,rd FOR twenty i've ur thihy hands TO
cultivate; the balances in native forest. There
srs so;nc tiue low grounds in cultivation on tao
Crcsk. Tha plantation is Neii improved with =
and cvlnnodinu Dweih6I Also, good Ne
gro Houses, Gin House, Stables. &c, &C., al! pAw
ana IN good c"hditiur, soIy healthy, and we'll
with Enc nrtsr.
A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

KNETTsNa COTTON 0A BALLS.
A FRESH supply just received By
"a E.. PENN, Agent.
Aug IL u %
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Wheat.

YT,HoSE wishing 70 soil Whent will please give
me n cal! as / will satisfy them as to regards
Price. !: l: Do"HN'' As'n1 ~
July % II "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

i'sy Clerk.
K coVAA.
s. BARPtScE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

I,cnch, raiating, &c., IL hersict'Fc.
n. Il. The President, on hi, return 70 Spartan
burg, will lesvo augusta on Thursday iaorrlng'
October lst, AND Cuic".bi. On Friday mofniny'
Oct. Ell. He will take charge Of pupils t-r the
College Vt any point rn ih@ r"uto.
WA. X. BLAKE, rnks.
Aug Is .iu* 81
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05
6 O,BonSE, Naval correspondent of tts n

B. OSBORNE, Naval correspondent of tEs n
Y Herald in this department, is to deliver lee
tmre at Niblo's Saloon. n. Y, on "our iron-clad
navy" He delivers the lecture in response to an
invitation from Admirals Farragut Gregory, and
Paulding, Commodore Radford,, Captain, Worden 81:
CAPTAIN Ericsson and many other gentlemen IN
terested in our iron-clad vessels. Numerous
original plans and accurate models will be used
to illustrate the lecture, which must prove attrac
tive not only to our naval officers, but to al VINO
have an interest in Naval Science.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

The transport Fulton arrived at the wharf
Thursday morning. The news brought by her is
of the most cheering description, announcing as
it does the utter rout of Bragg's army, capturing
some 5000 prisoners, gaining possession OF the
rebel stronghold, Lookout Mountain, Missionary
Ridge and all the entrenchments and rife pits IN
front OF Chattanooga. We give below full and
graphic account Of the battle from the Herald
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05
CAMP r6ra RECT. PENy. Vols,
HILroy HEAD, S. G., Nov. 23d,


HuroE Head, S. c., Nov 23d, 1865.
4 meeting Of the officers Of the 76th Penn.
Vols, having been called, the meeting was organ
lied by appointing Lieut.-Col. Campbell, Presi-
dent, and Lieut. I. L. Byrnes, Secretary. On
motion of Major Hicks, the chair was authorized
to appoint a committee of five to draft series OF
resolutions expressing the regret Of the oincers
Mt the departure of Col. D. C. SrEAwDR1DGE, and
their appreciation of his services whe ut the head
of the Regiment.
Major John W. Hicks, Captain John S. Little,
Captain J. j. Young, Surgeon u. A. Withers, and
Chaplain w. J. Wright, were appointed a com
mittee to draft resolutions expressive OF the feel
ings OF the meeting.
The following were reported and unanimously
adopted
ResoIced That we, as officers Of the 10th Pa.
Vols, cannot omit this opportunity OF expressing
our sincere respect ior Col. d. G. SrRAwBRIDGE,
and also OF putting upon record some slight me-
mo,ial of his services on behalf OF this Regiment.
Resolued, That we recognize IN Col. d. Z.
Strawbridae, the highest qualities OF command
;np oGlice4 u thorough diseplinarian, faithful Ii
the discharge OF his administrative duties, OF un-
doubted Courage, hrnlness OF character, united
with an ease and readiness to command, which
have won alike our admiration and cheerful
obedience
Resolred, That il is owing to the constant ex-
bibitoa OF these admirable qualities that Col.
strawpridge has been enabled TO render tlls Ee99-
,ment AN effective organization, an honor to our
State. and We humoly believe second TO none Ill
the service.
Resolced, That with the retirement OF Col
st-awbridge our Regiment Sunefs al rrepar-
able loss
Reso!veI, That Col. StrawbridSe carries with
him, into whuteyer position Providence may Cali
him, our cordial sympathy and regard.
Resolved That Col. StrawbridSe leaves arecord
in this Department to which we Shall ever be
n-oud to point, and III example tous who remain,
,,h;cb in sill flithfulness We Will try to initiate
Resolred That we sincerely hope his health
NAV be restored, and that he may again be per-
mitted to return to the service from which he Is
now compelled to withdraw.
Signed,
JOHN W. HICKS, Major, 8
n. 4. WrruERs, Surgeon.
JOHN S. LITTLE, Captain, 7
Yo1rNc CAPTAIN, 2
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ANOTHER PGIzE-The transport Fulton, Captain
Worroy, ON her last trip North captured the block
ose runner BansIcs of Cape Lookout, mate ofthe
Aargare! and Jessie. The Fulton has been Eers
successful in breakingup e lineof rebel steamers
and the prize money accruing from the two ships
will make handsome job for officers and crew.
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A salute was fired from our forts and the navy
vessels in our harbor in commemoratlon OF our
recent brilliant victories in the southwest under
GRAST.
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A I. sTIMsoN, AUCTIONEER for the Department OF
n Port Royal; offers his services in making sales "
Public Yendue at Hilton Head and beaufort; n..
Address at tho Adams Express Office. either at Beauoe'
or Hilton Head
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Lew SHORT the inventor of the celebrated
q" Greek Fire" died in Philadelphia, Nov 9th
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THE GREAT BATTLE AT CHATTANOOGA.

Complete victory over Bragg-The Rebels
driven from Lookout Mountain-Five
thousand prisonsrs-Fifty cannon-Small
arms-Co!ors, etc., captured-Rout CT
the enemy.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27-715 P. il.
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To Maior-General HALLECK -

To Major-G General HAILEcK ; w
Although the battle lasted from early dawn till
dark this evening believe am not premature
in announcing complete victory over Bragg.
Lookout Mountain top, all the rifle pits in CHAT
tanooga Valley, and Missionary Ridge entire,
have been carried and are now held by US.
u. S. GRANT, Aajor-G General.
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10Th Pa Vols.
JJ. CAMPBELL, 1t Col. 18th Pa Vols,
President.
THOMAS H BrnSrs, I'd Lieut. 10th Pa Vols,
Secretary