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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
From Ionnxton's Army.

| Since our last considerable retrogr ade
movement has been going Oh in Gen. John
ston's army, his forces falling back from
Resaca to this side of the Etowah river. Bat
it is the prevalent opinion that ell ia going on
well-and that tie situation Of atiairsinNorth
West Georgia is by no means desponding.
Gen. johnston has never failed to fight
when crowded, and our troops have invaria~
bly, driven-thc enemy back, and can, and will
do it again, and effsctually, when ordered TO
d. SO.
During this retrograde movement several
important fights have occurred at different
points. The battle Of 0ostanaula Was quite
an affair, and crippled the enemy materially.
Our total loss in'thia engagement could not
have exceeded two thousand, while that Of
H.. Yankees is estimated at not less than six
thousard, while there are many prominent
officers who believe it to reach double that
number. One thing is certain, that they wcrs
slaughtered by hundreds at every charge,
and must have suffered severely.
cay liaes are continually changed to meet
the ,lsyeloprnens Of the enemy in front, and
.,rsyent w ilank movement on theit part. =
'rhc YanAse forces operating against !Ger-
o.I Johnston have been u:,der-eslinsted.
" IL !, !, now well ascertained that they have
'Vs: ','hs vigilance Of Con. Johuston has f-rs-
,r,,ai ,ysry attempt to flank KIN, and he las
smhraced every opportunity u pnhiaa the
enemy. ,o,,: -. % ,ha ,eth ., ~.
side are about 95oo'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
From Richmond.

Mrs. W. ". GOODMAN, Of our town, hos just
returned from Richmond whittier she hos hssn
for several weeks. Whilst there it was her pleaa-
ur- to daily visit the Hospitals and wait on car
uou nded soldiers. Our noble women never re-
rr.in from rendering every assistance possible to
eur brave soldiers, and Ars. G. We know muit
have received the heartfelt tharks of many OF
our brave men wkilat patiently soothing their
sugerags and alloriating their wants.
This lady informs u that she saw Gen. NcGow-
An in Rishmond-that his wound, in the left arm,
is quite severe, AID it was feared that awputation
would be nsecrssry. Gen ". told her that Gem
PERRIN uas killed in the van o! bis brigade,
whilst glo,iou,lJ and with great sn.husiasm ur-
ring lis N "a on to victory. Alas! poor PERRIS-
he sleeps where he fell, and hs HllT martyrs
grave msll.
Gen. NJ. also assured Mrs. GOODMAN that but
few of the 14.h Regiment were killed, but that
they hsl, With the other Regiment. Of his Brig
adc, done most cooperate aghting.
Our informant telfs US that Maj. JOSEPH As*kY
and Lieut.. T. B. CROKER, of the 9th Rsst s.
G. ". srs also in 'RichmOnd-thas Maj. A. is
slightly wounded in the side, and Lieut.. cnooKrs
severely in fsOt-both doing we'll. sho also saw
several wounded FROM tho 14th Regiment, whore
names are mentioned elsewhere that their Nound'
were dung as we'll as could DO eIp.ctsd-none
angsross.
We arc gratifed to stats, through Con. Ne
auwiy, that young REgcr NICHOLAS, Of the
1ath, distinguished himself on the battlefield.
Three chesr, and bumper for our brass little
tsvu.man. He is a. soldier and hero, and fully
merits promotion,
There is said to have been considerable excite
mont duriag the fghting immsaiat.ly around
that city, bst that there was 70 fear as to Chs
final result. Mrs. G. says "that we have lost
hearily.in the last enzugonontss but that our
men fough. like tigers"
This lady has our rarma't thahesfar late Rich
nord papers from which We make liberal extract.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
T HE ADV ER T S E r.
JAxgs 8. BAcoN, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, tsGA
Our Editor Illustrating.

.J,ron, tho sareYe1 note from our Editor it will
in clover-h0 doubtless means Mesquit Grass.
Well, ~ It AZ. T. la liul, good eating and
high old time" generally will Ire Of service to
you-and when you return NO shall e1pec. to see
you considerably f4ttened up,-your aides pro-
trulius aud your jaws han.ins-as We know
you will be, ii your digestive organs are not over
exertod. Much good luck to you il your pifwl-
tYrial slsLssmcnts:
OK tbs Rlrrx-ia Goter-Iay, ed.
DRAn D. Z. d. write yuu->-nu, we ~ritc you
= liaa to say that wc Mo .Ot on tap ttis week.
W. arc gu tie Ric:g.. erjo.ing the inestilnabls
aud sl.nvsL forgotttn blessing Of something to
aat-is aay nothing Of delightful weather and un-
bounded nuw Of soul. And ON the Ridge We are
going to tzrry few days longer; tassc hospita-
bic psupl. ale getting up what Col. Simkins used
to call /" q grand fish, ard US we never caught a
Gsh above an inch in length in all OUT many days,
wo feel burning pnd laudabls ambition to re-
deem cur shameful past by hooking an eight
pound trout. Who knoFs2 How much pl0Hsanter
business that, than vsthering ones head with the
piasue.tsksd nssspspera. So, as stated above,
We are not on tap, and upon ysa devslres for this
week tss embroidery snd ornamsntsti0a Of The
| Adysr,is.r, No doubt the Situation in virsinis
sndFtae " Delinquent Plante:s" ARd the "Horsc
Imprcssment" and E1tOrtion ana Speculation
and " Collards" will all keep cool, and bs better
and. FIRE shcS for n week 3 rest.
How are crops about the Village? Down here
they do not look particularly inspiring: On the
morning after our arrival, We qusri.d an aged
ilave "a to the status of the wheat and corn .hia
reply wss: Whsst's miidlin piert, but cOrn's ma
xia sorry. And tkat is exactly the state of the
csss. Tie corn 0rop:Of South Carolina last yesl
wss over l5,oOO.OGo bushels; there is no such
promise now. Tho. Ridgers are.delightfulIy bnsy
With their noxt-fall hogs; they have charming
droves Of young creatnrea. We 90 every evening
tS zee DR.. Ys pets fed, and We always touch Sur
hat to them. Who wbuld not touch hi, hat to
hog nowadays!
What cheering n0ws VIC are getting frsm al
quarters! The wnr is decidedly on the turn. Soon
it will be done, aud God will haHo said to the
Niger; Niger, stay fight where you ar0. The
Yankees. notsithntand ding this decision of rrsri-
dsncc, will keep on lOyng. the nigser, but We may
rest vol assured they Wi@ never asht his Wal
ever .gain. We feel ,tsata good time is furrly
coming Let US then work. and plough, sad
write, and fight, and pray God for the oOnsula-
n r
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HAcooD's BRmADE.-The veterans of this
brigade composed of the 2lst, 25th, and 27th
South Carolina,regiments have again vindi-
Gated the honor ot our sister State in defeat
ing an overwhelming force fthe enemy. TIC
defenders of Secessionvillc. Wagner and
Sumter have once more covered themselves
with glory by their disting gnished gallantry
on the soil of Vir.inia. A lnny list of killed
and wounded attests the severity of the Coll
fict in which they were engaged.
Among the officers killed we are panied TO
to notice the names of Lieut.. Cd1onel Dargan
uf the 2lst, Lieutenant MssterInan, agallant
young officer from Charleston, and Captain
William r. Stoncy. LieutenantColonels Ora.
ham, PRESLEY ard Blake Of the .2lss, 18th
and 2Ith, were wounded. Out Of Seven
field end staff officers four were wounded
aud killed. -Copsti.utiona)ist.
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The War 10 Virginia.
ssorrsyLyASlA, C. H May II

Via. l'HhSTEkFl lELD, Il.
Yesterday mprmins about day the enemy,
with considerable force assaulted our left
wing. The attack, however, was qlitefeeble,
and we readily rcpulsed them with slight
loss ON our side, but with considerable Slaqgh-
ter OF the euemy.
The fight lasted xbout one aud shalt hours.
During this engagement we captured shout
90 prisoners, and tie enemy lett over 200
dead on the 6eld.
Last night Vie drove the enemy from our
left, they leaving their dead unburied.
They seem to be piassins on our right, Ell
ther for the pgrpose ofattacking US again or
to fall back. After the fight Of yesterday on
our left, the enemy opened vigorous can
nonsding on our right wing, to which We re.
sponded and fierce artillery duel was kept
up for two hours. Our side, however, losing
very slightly.
Our men to-day are busy collecting arms
on that nsrt OF the field abandoned by the
enemy. Many arms are being op,a!Ged which
we're buried blythe enemy.
To-day matters have been quiet ali day.
Yesterday Meade sent flag Of truce to
Gen. Zee, thanking him for seSding him Wsd-
wOr,h's body, for which he applied by ass Of
truce, during the Wilderness fight. MeSde,
on the 18th, issuded a consratulatory order
to his troops.
He claims that Lee has now abandoned
his last entrrnched position, 80 tenaciously
held, suffering loss ofcightsen guns, tweh-
tr-four colors and eight thousand prisoners.
Meade further says The isht is not over,
and that he (Meade) expects rcinforcements
which Lee caunot pcssibly get.
1t is supposed that Grants is awaiting REIN
rorce;ncnts in order to renes the attack.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Casualties in Companies 1 aId-K, {,
Oath s. c. v.

Adj't. A. HoLxss,of CT the 2+th, has sent to the
Guardian list Of casualties in that Regiment
in the lato fights around Dalton up to The l7th
inst, from which we extract the casualtiss in
Companies aud K;
Company T. Captain Wtav.r commandins-
Killed: priv,t.s Sullivan aud Kimbroll.-Wound-
cd: Is. Lieutenant J. \. T,llmaa, legs sligst
Sergeant Curry, neck ssd shoulder, severe Cor
porsls Reynolds, arm, slight; QuarltS, thigh,
slight; PriYatss Martin, foot, slight; curtledss
f.ce, severei Tucker, groin, aovsre; Thomas
thigh broken, dangerous; Beanstt, lung, dan.
rsroas; Coleman, head revere; Clarke, hand
severe; ]. Carpenter, shoulder, severe; Derrick
Hodge, foot, slight; Robertson wounded and
captured.
mandins-WUunded: capt.T c. Morgan, acting
Major, neck, slight. Prystes G. W. Andrsw'
arm and hand, slight; S. W. 0u'z, log broken
W. T. Stillman, leg brok0n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
--latest from Nortsr Georgia.

ATLANTA, May 23.-R.pdaasrs who left the
front at noon to-day say there has been rsry little
skirmiahing for tho days, nestly on our left.
The main bsdy of tho eneny rccms to have
abandoned the line of the RAILROAD AID are at
tempting to mass on our lsfl to- support the
nanking column under McPhsrion moving OH
Dallas.
Tho developments Of the enomy's plans render
it necer.ary for change CT position en- our pa.;.
Thess havo bpen SO made t:.at Johnston remains
mustor Of the situation.
There is no struggling, and The .foors ars in
Ana spirits, and confident.
The. Mayor of Atlanta has issued prOclame.
tioa for all citizens not in ,ailitary orsauiz..iohs
to report for orders, and advising non-c0mSatarts
to leave the city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
The Future LisbAl Of Edgeield.

Edgsd-d District, prolific 90 it has been in the
rsst of great, patriotic and good men, promises
in the future to prove equally si prolific sf them
We enjoyed the privilege on Friday evening
last Of making one among q so0dly number Oi
our citizens Of both sexes, who hEd assembled to
witness an exhibition about to be participated in
by the Students of the Edgefsld Male Academy,
now under the very acceptable and Efficient charge
and government Of suNrEk D. SPANN, Esq, o
former pupil of the Academy. The evening wa.
delightfully."- prspitisus, the gsaial iemFerature Of
Spring, an atmosphere loaded With the sweets Of
Flor,i choicest gifts, and the Silvsry Faya of =
rising moon, all lending their charms as it were
to hsighten tie enjoyment Of the already happy
and smiling assembl0gs.
The Schosl-room, although secretly ftst90n0d
with the products of sprins by the boys them
selves, presented quite an attractive appearance
prised of Dialogue ard spsecher, were introduced
BY the Principal In short though very appro-
prepriutC and neat address. TIE subjects, which
aro popular and familiar, were capital selections:
and NTH somc Of the scsnes enacted, althSugh
rathor lacsnic, provoked y great amount of nirth
and entertainment. Ths Youths who participated
so very craditably and manfuly on this first pub
lie exhibition Of their varied and pleasing talents,
are: Masters ART BnuNsoy, WALTEs S. ADAMS,
EDWARD II. scsIAnxa, JIhSs D. TuourgISs,
JANE. NJ. AaprKsoN, JAMES c. SuscuT, HENRY
II. SpAyH, q. W. CANwILE, A. II. SuLLItAS, W.
]. GRIyFiN, ]. B. HILL and LEWIS CovAR.
Beautiful and fragrant boquets, arranged BY
fair incerd and hurled by fair hands, pr.fasely
greeted the youthful dsbutuats, and from ether
evidences Of approval also which ws noticed, No
are astsGed that tho success Of this initialexperi
meat will create an ambition calculated in no
small degree to enhance tho already praitsworthy
traits that characorize the present pupils Of the
Edsefsli Male Academy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Casualties in the 14th I,cgt., =. C. C.
Fiy,s Day, Fight sn the Rapidan.
Col. BROWN COMMANDING.

Col. BROWN COMMANDING.
FrzLpasp SrAFr-Wounded Maj II. H. Har-
par, thigh, slightly; sSsrgt Maj W shahd, hand,
slightly.
Company A-Wounded: Sergeant Stucky, head,
severely; Private E u Wsdford, thigh, severely.
Company B-Wouuded; Priyntss Rufus Har-
ling, head, slightly; Joseph outz, leg, slightly
Crouch, hand, slightly; Jamea Haid, head, So
Yerrly.
Company C-Woundcd. Privates W Reavos,
both legs severely; F Stone, csest severely.
Company D-WoNndsd: Priroes NJ Scott,
chest, severely; B Corey, wrist and foot, severe
ly; C DeLoGch, shoulder, slightly; L Gull
niu. ankle, plighty: L y IIicksop, les, slightly
D. Ethredge, ieid, slightly.
Company E-Woundea; Captain Griffith, both
Company FCwoundod: Captain MeCOrlsy,
thigh, slightly; Sergt Bleakly, hecl, severely;
pryatea NJ Dsnard. hand, sevorelJ West,
ear slishtly; i r Hipp, shoulder, slightly.
Company G-Wounded; PriYntoi Sharpton,
thigh, severely; E.B Bsaslsr, thigh, slightly.
Company H-Wounded: Sergeant Blackman,
shoulder, severely Serst Pickett, abdomen, Sc
yerely; Corpl IT Scott thigh, severely; Pri-
ya.es " johnson, hoalder, sevorely; Steven
Ford, ear, slightly; w hey. shoulder, slightly.
Company Wounded: Privates W Blanchet,
beth jaws, severely; Mum, chest, severely: c
L Carn, arm, slightly; j Buachct, band, slight
ly; W + Campbell, lhish, slightly Warren How
oil. elbow. slightly; W Lovely, HIND, slightly.
Company k-WoundeI-: Priratss W II Ad-
ams, hip, slightly; Glaaier, head, slightly; "
Hsrrely, head, slightly; J Il Adams, nra, slightly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
rha Casualties.

Ths c,sualtiss como in very SLOW. Fram tas
.7th Regiment ws are panied to learn that our old
friond Capt. JouS KEMP, as. brave 4, The bravcat,
and on. Of the best fellows that ever lived, hns
bean killed. We also learn that HxSRY BorcE
has again been severely wounded. But can learn
nothing further. From tho 14th,. We only have
the casualtia, of tho first days Sght. Hsps by
,e1t.us.k however, NC will be- able to give the
casualties in full of ali the Edgs6sld Companies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
--latest Com Seauregard's. Army.

ltIC!iMOND, May 4.
A telegram from Beauregard dated at shis
Headquarters this morning, has been recsiy-
ed. He says all quiet last nigk. We re.
main in pussessionof the enriny's r;He-p pits,
and the ground we gained in yesterdays
Gght, which was quite severe during part
of the day, especially near Ware Bctton
Church. regret to SAY that Gen. w. S. Wal
krr. .ig missing; it is feared he fell into the
hands Of The entiuy whilst gallantly leading
his troops into action.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Board Of Relief.
CALL MEETING.

In consequence of IN order from ths Commissa-
4 ry General upon this Board for T~o Thousand
Bushels OF Corn to supply the deficiency in Pick
ems District, the Board Of Relief for EdgsGeld
District will meet at the Court House On the lst
Monday of June, at 10 o'clock, a. II. The Com
mssoners arc. reqse.ted 10 como prepared to
report as to the amouSs of Corn distributed, and
The number- of Dsneficiariss in their respective
Beats. LUKE CULBREATII, Chair.
J. II. MINIS, Sec'ry s Treas.
May 81. 2t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25

LATEST NEWS.
Frsm Virginia.

HANOVER JuxcrIo% May 22.-Gr.nt c'm'
mencsd swinging his column, around on our rish
on Friday.
Saturday morning Grants forces occupied Mil,
fords Station ana Bowling Green.
Saturday evening about dark, Gen. Wilcox in
front of Spottsylrania c. H., moved forward a
portion Of bis Ecrcss entered tho eneny's breast
works, and found them held by line Of skir-
uishcrs, Grants whOlS army bsins rapidly in mo-
! tion en- our right Aank. This ,Iccossstated o
counter movement on sur sids, and the abandon
aent of the ground in front OF Spottsylyania c. IL
Grant ,eems TO be maneuYeriDs for position
nearer Richmond.
The enemy ia reported to have cut loose from
Fredericksburg as their base. and to have sssah-
li.hsd dsrots at Front Royal and the Tsppahan-
mock.
RlcuXoSS, Mag o.
Aast night tae Yankees made su sssaul: on or
right, toward Petersburg, to rstake the position
and battery lost by them on Frilsy. They. Tsre
easily repulssd with heavy loss our ca1ualties te-
ing few.
Hanover JUNCTION, May'9s.
The latest information represents tho bulk OF
Grant, army near Milford Depot snl Bowling
Grean, with pickats some i've six miles this side
The impression is that there is NO chance OF az
immediate collision.
Grant will probably require some time to get
ready to move upon us.
All quiet ut IL n.
PETERSBURG, May %.
New York dates Of the 18th have bsen received
here.
They contain nothing important from tho Army
of The Potomac.
Grant complains that heavy rains have COM
pollel suspension Of operations.
Sherman telesraphs that he has taken Resaca
after s!ubb.rn fight, in which he estimates the
Yankees loss at 1900.
Ho Gays hc is in pursuit Of Johnston, and keeps
the railroad repaired within asvcn-miles Of tho
Yankee army's rear.
The Chicago Timos of the 18th says Lee and
Grant had ter rible fight on Tuesday, and says
the Federal loss wns fifteen thousand prisoners; /;
nothing said ahsut the killed and wouudud.
1t states they had fifteen thousand wounded
before the Tuesday 6ght. 1t does not clsiHl
victory or admit defeat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Head-Quarters,
POST OR. NJ. 4Ta C. D. S. c.,

POST OR. N. 47H c. D. S. G.,
CoxssBuRf, May 2eth, ,ls6I.
ETAyING established temporary Depots ut tha
I'LL following points, viz At Edgefeld 9. H.,
S. F. G00DE, Agent; Boles' Mill, ISAAC
BOLES. Agent; Coleman'a Eliato. Mills, W. J..
. 0LEMAN, Agent; Mt. Willing, DR.. g. NJ.
YARB0R0UGN, hgent.-producers will take
notice that they are required to deliver their Tax
in Kind within thirty days from toe date hereof.
10 tithe will be received at these Dcpess pro.
siuced within tseire miles Of any Depot on Rail
Road or navisabl= stream.
J..K. VANCE,
Capt. 4 P. Q. NJ, 4th c. b. s. {.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS {" me ADVERTISER Car one
year EITE DOLLARS III aIvn',ee: For Six Months
TuKEE DoLLAKS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted 1t THREE.
DOLL AIS -r square III ani"n line. or -,s i'r eati'
in.-,.ion Advertisements without Instructions IS ia The
n.,r Of .i.acs to b. inserl>, VII Le snbi'd Until
f,riii sl,! charged accordingly.
A,,u,u.,n. Can.i..atea CIR Any oi!es cf h''or "r
rr.l,. TWENTY poLLArS 10 be paid before Tho aa-
uo,uce,uen, i, pelii',e'i
u;ary u-;ites 1r lies u i'csrgst or any e9mniu-
,iral;.h personal in liz ssrs, viii Us rated ~ advcr-
t;..l,.n.s anl charged accordingly.
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Notice to Cavalrymen.

I'm pur,usnes Of an order from Col. T. j. Lip
Il scoub, all-the men Of the Cd Regiment, sc.
Cavalry, who have been futoughed for the pur-
pose Of procuring fresh horses, will report to ae
(mounted) at Edgefeld y. L., on. Saturday, the
2sth inst, at O'clock, A. NJ, or in Aiken on ths
day following ut O'clock, a. NJ, from whence l
will proceed With the Detachment to Charleston.
II. A. MARkERT,
Lieut.. Com'i'g Detachment.
May-a4 II %
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Rocky Creek Academy.

yEyHE Exercises Of this InEtiLaiion will be re-
4. sumsd on the 9th OF June, undor the supsr-
vision of tho undersisnedas Principal, and con-
tinue FIVE months, twenty days tp the month.
Terms the same as las. Session, in adysnee.
Patrons ara earnestly requested TO have the pu-
pills commence at.the beginning OF the Session for
JOHN ". MccANTS.
Mav2l 2t 90
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La,crirom New. Orleans.

f2SC4UVULNJ AAay @ktt.
Transformation from officers in charge Of flag
of truco schooncr which left Nuw Orleans on the
18th, II is ascertsirei that Banks had not arrived
there. No ,idinss had boOn received concerning
his fate, and great unsasiness with regard to his
safety, prevailed. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
For the Advertiser.

As. EDIfoa: Ws propose that all good and
true men Of this District, hand in the named to
the Clerk Of the Court, Of all psyons who have
been speculating in Germ, Pgsur and Bacon, du-
ring those trying times Of war; that shoir nsmes.
bs eonspicuously assigned, to this B!ask Roll Of
D.honor ond Coni..yt; that their swn immedi;
ate posterity and generous snd patriotic public
nav a,,l nut to them JUSTICE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25

A NonLE woN4x.--A1ady in Atlanta cara.
ed 50 during the day, by binding one dozen
pairs Of shoes, at IS cents per:pair. She has
earned as much as S2s per day, by making
sacks on tie sewing machine at four cents
each. Others might "go and do likewisen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Strayed.

STRAYED on or about the 5th inst, from my
= residence. 0Re mile East Ct dilgal Church,
a BAY MARE, with one or more white feet Sa
other marks remembered. Aged three years. All
information concerning SAID marc thankfully re-
eeved, and suitable reward will be paid.
LEWIS REYNOLDS.
Pleasant Lane, May 81 If 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Gen. Walker in the Enemy's Lines.
RICHMOND. NAV

NiCHAoap, may So
Gen. Walker accidentally rode into the ensmy's
lines during the fight of tho 2Oth, and was fired
upon. Hi. horse WAS killed. He was wounded
in tae foot, which required amputation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
From Virginia..

From ,hs p;rhmond E"r1r'r, Of the l7'h'
lin,.lY pl.c-d in cur t.ya3 hy a" esteemed
l.ir.j j,isi ir,..u 2,c!,:rb;,, cb:-,n tie 10
,,s;ne n-s. from I.rf's simy:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
snuthern Ingenuity.

Ard female ingenuity at that. But why act
An ingenious easrgstia Southern woman, shout
uils from thi, barg, showed us yesterday Cir
Bond which she had just taken from the loom
She first twisted tho thread into lnrgs ard strong
twina, end then achieved the Gin Band. Iti' to
be three ply, and then strengthened and thickenrd
with a coa!ius Of tar. Thors is no. the slightest
doubt Of it lsstipg till tho crack Of doom. And
,Ls showed u, also the slsie, and she had made
ths. go Now isn't thst worth telling7 Back
bands snd wagon esrears nothing to her. Ac-
tuy,lv bsli.y. rho could weave Coluinbiad,
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. re- Our lcss in generals In tho late engage
nents in Virginia is ninsteen-ssven killed, ten
wounded, an&sWO capturad. The names If the
killed ore Stuart, Jenkiur Stafford, Jones, julius
Daniel, Gotaou, of North cpolius, and Perrin,
Of this State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Ice for Sale (!

EyoR SALE quantity of ICE. Price sl.0o
Il per pound, E. BURT.
AaJ4 10