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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
LATEST NEWS.
Official Dispatch from Gen. Lee.

Official Dispatch from Gen.Lee.
RICHMOND, juno 5.-The following Official dis-
pa.ch las been received, dated
HEApoR's, juno 4,-S.3O P. N.
To the Secretary of War:
last night, after The date Of my last dispatch
Gems. Breckinriase and Finncg.a we're attacked
by the enemy, as they we're preparing to re-e'.
tablish a skirmish.line.
The enemy were soon repulsed.
Immediatel y Afterwards an attack was made
upon Hskss front with like result, up to the time
Of writing.
Nothing has occurred along the lines to-day
except skirmi,hing Mt various points.
Ths position CT. the army is Substantially un-
changed.
(SisncdJ +. E. LEE, General.
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pJRIsoE, X1EEsE, & co.

suEscElpmoNs to rhc ADVERTISER for one
year FlTE DOLLARS iuiadysncc. For Six M"'''hs
THREE DOLLARS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted 1t. THREE
DOLLARS per Square 90 mnion lines or less) for oaeh
insertion Advertisements without ilstr'tons as 10 'ne
naaoar Of times 30 DC inser!t d. will be published uh1
: forbid and charged accordingly -4.s
- Announcing Candidates far any Office OF honor OF
pr.a,, TWENTY DOLLARS 10 tc paid before the an
uoancenlent is published.
Obituary notices Tributes Of Respect or any co'nmu'
u;e,tispersonal ia il. natnTe win be rated rs ads'f
,;.. nSsss and charged accordingly
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rhe News.

In our news columns will, bo found the ve'J
latest intelligence from ali quarters. Our courier
has Just returned from Augusta: he is po'-biack
gentleman bearing the epphonious and signiI-
cant maze Of Eucs. All this sprirg he kas been
Good Lnch. The news is SO pa!paby and pro-.
!uunaly good, that We leave ii to show for Itself
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SyOndcrful. /.

Mr.. Jony D. RorEr, Of Co. I, 9Th S. c. ",
whose right arm was aniruiated above the elbow,
iirio oeiateIy offer the battle Of the Wildorncss,
reached homessoWe i've days ago, aud forthwith
went about. lis business, swinging his brave
stump with the brarcst insouciaaoe7-juSt US if no
had merely got scratched iu picking blackb0rria5.
OF such stuff are Confederate Soldiers made
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For the Legislature.

Fsc friend, of Major JOHN E. BACON re-
specially announce him as sr candidate, for
s4at in tue Legislature; at Tie ensuing election.
. Majur BACON is too well known in Elgefeld
District as & gentleman Of high character sna'
flashed education, to need any word of eulogy
at our hands. He consents that his name
shall appear before thepeopls as candidate, as
suring us, and his friends generally that if elect
ell, he will leave his post in the army only during
the Sessions Of the Legislature.
~ -. s.MANY.FRIENDs. Z,
Nay al tes 23
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All Quiet on the James.

RICHMOND, June 4.
The enemy renewed their attempt last
night to carry commanding position near
Gsines Mil, held by Cur right, and Were
ogain repu,scd ~ith heavy loss.
; During the fght Gen. Breckinridge's horse
was Killed under him by a shell in tic breast
The General received painful but not serious
injuries by the sudden fall from his horse.
Occasional reports Of cannonading and
mrsketly are heard this morning.
All Quiet ON the .Suulhsidc OF james River
Yesterday.
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Packet Book Lost.

n osT tetwe.n tho residence of ]. l.. Addison,
IL Esq, and Edgefeld G. L., en- Thursday
the I'd inst, PoRTM0NAlE, steel bonnd' .:T con-
md n fav Shiuplastors. Also, one Notc given
bv me as Executor to w. 7. Scott or bearer, fer
$500. The. Note has been paid and all persons
are caution ned :aiust trading for the san. Thers
were " also other papers in said Pocket Book OF
i'm nortancc only to myself. Any information cen
corning said Portmonaie or contents Will DO
thankfully received. ,,,nn,nnry
-Woodlawn p. O., June6 2tS?+
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woodlawn P. O., Junee : 2ts7+
Commissioners Notice.

vHyl1ERE will be Commissioner of Roads at
Aiken, s. C., on Wednesday, tk1 ed June,
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ fer the purpose of receiving
from the owners, and taking receipts frem the
Stat, Agent, for all Roads Hands liablo and sent
to the Coast from tho Upper Battalion Of tho 1ta
Regiment, in obedience to tho 9Th call for Slave
Labor ON tho Coast Fortiicasions. 1t will arold
much trouble to the owner aud Commissioners II
al slave, liable to this call in this Battalion be
sent to Aiken on the day specified.
" A. JONES, Chair.
June 8 2t s2+
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June 8
Commissioners Notice.

ALL slaye.owncrs in Lower Battalion, 9th
"a Regiment, liable to send Slaves to work on
Coast fsrtiheations are hereby warned to present
all claims of credit for labor on Coast to either Of
The Commissioners on or befsre Tuesday, the
18th inst. Amesting will be held At lied h.il
~ tb,t S.v 70 complete Returns. All due lnher
w har,hx ordored to send amount dde at nearest
D0p0s - '..' GEO. W. MORGAN, Chair.
June 4
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HraYer,

A Union Prayer Meeting will be held every
Tuesday afternoon in Che Methodist Church. We
certainly have much to pray for, and also much
to be thankful for Let LIS then leave our worldly
cares and duties at least cnce week for this our
boun1en duty. N
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Change of Chief Enrolling officers.

The Grcenyiiic Potriot says: "Wo learn that
Major j. D Ashmore, Chief Enrolling oEiccr Of
his Congressional District has been assigned to
duty in the Fourth Congressional Districts lie
will lie succeeded at this post ny MINOR ". ".
p.r,yman, o: AbLe,illc District"
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No Passports for Richmond.

Positive orders have been issued from the War
Department prohibiting the granting Of passports
to all non-combstants desisins to visit Richmond.
These instructions are demanded by pressing
e3ss,crpsnci.a. Much sad disappointment viii 30
spared by attention to these instructions, which
ars reluctantly issued by tho War Department.
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Enrolling Office,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
JUICE eth, 1861.
r THE Medical Examining Board will hold
1. is next session ut this Office on the 2sth uno
II. All persons between the ages of IL anu ~,
who have not been examined, are HEREBY oruesea
70 'ep0'' - fs'- F. j. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut.. Enrolling oaicer:
Jrner ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

rs Two thousand MN we're drafted in Gin
cinnati recently, sixteen Of whom s:gniicd vii
lingness to serve; the balance tried to get OF OF
medical certificates.
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NEGROES WANTED.

xHrANTED-t TO purchase FIVE OR SIX LIKE
w LY YOUNG NEGRO WOMEN, with or
without children, for which the highest Cash
price Will be raid in the new issue. Apply at
this Office.
June @ 5t@ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

Es- Capt. s. L. Hammond, better kno"n un,
der the nom de plame of CHARLIE WrLtwoon,'
uas. .mortally wounded in one of the fights near
DFewry's BlufLfe.l into Tic hands Of the enemy
sssdicl, and was inferred IL a cc.nmon grave With
seven Yankees. HIS bcdy was subsequently taken
up by the surgcon,of .he 18th s. c. ", carefully
buried; aud Tie grave marked.
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,THEADVERTIsER. E R.
JAMES r. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1864.
Army Corresponding.

We grace our columns to-day with interesting
letters from our Arrays intelligent and enter.
tanning corre:p :posdent in NORTH Georgia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

es- The Savannah Republican learns that
ON. Toomb., unwilling to be idle when his State
is invaded hiss Joined the militia as private and
reported to Gsn. Wayne, at Atlanta, for duty.
as- Parties have been arrested in Atlantis for
selling dog mutton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
The Tax Collectors.

Particular attention ID directed,tOtbe adSsrs
.tisomaats Of the Confederate Tax Collectors for
this District, DR.. h C; GHirrls, and il; 7.
WRIGHT, Esa.
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Fax in Kind!

HAMBURG, juno !, 1854.
ALL persons having any Claims as.iust this
"A Ofice for Hauling Tax in Kind pr't receipt
for and receive the money before the 2Sth inst,
or else the claim will be barred, and the perry
presumed to make no charge for the hauilns. VI
that day the hooks will be closed for last year
Tax, and sll the funds returned.
""' '''>' S. S. TOMpKIES, Agent
Derot l, See. s, 4th Con. Dist, 5. Z.
Tnoa Zt
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ra,mct.ta.I.ear or Straw Splitter.

ralmcttto-f f.c%I or StraW SptitteF'
No ce, the Advertisement in another Column OF
u very admirable little contrivarcc for splitting
the Palmetto. Leaf or Straw into brails for hats
or bonne.s Wonderful help to tie hat ana bon-
n II makers
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Commissioners Notice.

cLAvEoWNERS Of the Lower Battalion, ,lo.h
3 Regiment, liable to send hands to TerS on
Coast fsrtifcat;ons, are particularly requested to
assemble at NSunt Willing on Wednesday, the
18th inst, to make suitable arrangements in re-
erence to sending their hands on the 22d inst. tn
woTt ON tho Coast fortifcatiops, in obedience to
the 9Th call. .. ). "AisoN, ohair:
Junes6 . j. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

IS Dsn sickics is command at Resacen.
lie told a-lady WHO las just como through the
]iEes that ke expected to DO in Atlanta i'll LEES
than Ncsk.'
EY- 4 dotuta,ion Of negroes from Louisiana,
at public meeting in Boston, declared, that
"bsing free was not enough; equality was neces.
ssiy--ths schools must be opened to them, &C."
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Wanted.
Time and Labor Saved.

r1HERE eau be obtained of Mr.. f. Pom, OF
this place, q GUAGE containing two sets
of Steel Blades, twelve in each, fO' Splitting the
Palmetto @ len. into slip. suitable for Plating. 1t
iaslso suitable fer Splitting the Straw With tins
aase you can split evenly, rapidly and into I,t.
fcrcnt Widths. Ir five minutes enough can 10
split to plat mans hat e.co
A supply will be kept on hand. Price, so,co'
June
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Tysnou.arrRs @ Army Nonrnrny q.

JGne ), s Z. nj.
4bont four and Laif A. NJ. to-day the
enemy madc an attacl; upon the rig 1T OF our
line in front Of. Ho!1e and part on BrecAin-
ridges hac. They were repulsed without
difficulty.
He succeeded in penetrating salient point
in Breckiuridges line, and captured the posi-
ton of the battalion there posted.
Finnegau's brigade and the Maryland bat
talon Immediately drove the enemy with Sc
Yereloss.
Repeated attacks were made upon Andsr-
sons position, chiefly against bis right urder
Kcrshaw.
They were met by great steadincss, and re-
pulsed,in every instance. :,
The attack extended to our- extreme left
urder Early, with like result.
Later in the day the attack was twice re-
newedasg4inst Heth, who occupied Early S
left, but they we're repulsed with loss.
Hampton encountered the enemy near
IIawe's Shop, aod with part Of VIM. II. +.
Less division drove then from their cntrcEch.
ments.
Our loss to day is small.
Our success, urder The blessing Of Gcd, is
all that we could expect.
(Signcd) II. Z. LEE, General.
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Affairs in Virginia.

-EIc,Iaosp, June 2.-Onr forces cn the
Sontb side .Settacked rhe Yankees this morn.
;ne in their rifle pits, near Ware Bottom
Church, killing number and capturing
ona kpsdrad Of the 7Ih Connecticut. Onr
'>loss riiiing.
The falow;n- IL a;r sil.hehtic version OF
III !? a!f:ir III s>hland yesterday: !. IS reifoft,
81 ,ha, The enemy attacked Lees cavalry,
near. IT .ruvSr g II IN ;h, n"r::ing, and
-rrss,al ,h-ci 'bac., ,.lroMea AsAlaad. The
YankeeS then proceeded 10 tear up the rail'
road. Wills: thus engaged, isosser,s cavalry
dlshcd-in and routed the party, capturing
three handled horses and e number OF prl,
.oners. Tae flying enemy were pursued near
Flf 10 the Cont Hnuse.
: Ssve-e fighting in the direc ion nofthe erl;
River Ralroad is reported this forenoon. 20
particulars received.
A severe cavalry 6sht cccarred beth yes
terdag and the daf. Before. General ioung
was woua c.ed through the shoulder, painfully
but not dangerous.
SroiR's FARM, Jnne Champion fought
Wilson's division. OF. Yankee csyhlIy, near
Ashland, Yesterday, defeating and rur<uiIt;
it over three ,ailes and capturing sH'fe :ev
eu.y.i.e priso.ers a4d ahout:i00 hnrses. Our
loss i. estimated at sevcaty five. The enemy
during TIE day, yesterday, assaulted our lines
n, yarleus times, in fr,Nt Of Heth and keed,
Of Amlerson's corps, ard were handsomely
r.pu!se: each time. About dark yesterday
three divisions of the sixth. Yankee corps Z:
ssuned Hikes division, Causing Clii'gman'S
N,sSrsl Carolina brigade fer awhile TO give
way. Co.qaitt's Georgia Brigade quickly came
10 its a.si.tapce. recovering nearly all the
ground lost by Clinsmsn. Our loss is not
over 200, sad we captured about six.y .PriSo-
.ners. A good many of orr men are missing,
bu. il is Supposed they Will conc in.
This morning, the ensmy were fund i.,,, to
have abandoned the fr9lt OF A.. +. Hills
ccrps, which stretches irom at!ee.s nearly
nr.5u,.l to AIschaui2svi:lc. Pike. " iic9x'fr
skirmishcrs pushed. fssward and brought IL
about 100 prisoners. This eyersagg, about
o'clock, Ewcil ilauked the ene:ny on the Me
ciaauicsyille Pike, on thcir right, capturing
over 500 prisoners, including ten commission
O.. officers most Of whom are from tho. ii
9:h, llth,- 18th and lath Regiments Eegl,,
lars, of the fifth corps; and att O'Clock, Ewel
had taken thrae lines Of the enemy's- breast
works. Our loss j. not heavy, but among the
: Killed is the brave Gen. Bates, Of Georgia.
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Fridays Ergagcment--Yankec Loss
6OOo!

BfTTL ErIELD NEAR GAINES MILL, I
2. NJ. June 3. !
Heth's division participated with Ewel in
the fight of yesterday, capturing over Two
hundred prisoners. -,
Among his wounded is Brig. Gen. Kirk
III The battle opanad at sunrise this morning,
about ten miles below Richmond, extending
IRON nMechanicsvi!lsroad to McClellan's bridge
Our line OF battle was Ssven miles long, tie
enemy making the attack.
The ssvcreSt ngh.ing is reported in Rhodes
Kershaw's and Hoke's fronts, who gallantiy
repulsed every assault of the enemy. :,
Our loss is very slieht-not over 5OO killed
and wounded, while that Of the enemy is full
lyG.O0O. 1910
Some estimate the enemy's loss at 10000
The enemy at one upe broke through
Breckinridge's Division, capturing s.three pieces
of artillery. :,
Gen. Ffnegan, ho=cv quickly came up
recap:uring one piece ,fromihe enemy.
Breckenridge lost probably 200 prisoners
The heaviest fight was upto ii. o'clock.
Since then there has BEEN heavy cannonadlng
and incessant skirmishing.
Gems. Law and Fiabegsn we're slightly
wounded, but the latter did not leave ahe
field.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

-I1cuMosp, june 2.-onr forces cn the
Sonth sile attacked rhe; Yankees this morn
ing in their rifle pits. near Ware Bottom
Church killing number a2d capturing
-, hpnJ-ad .c tbe 7Ih CONNECTICUT. Onr
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REApl REAp,l REApl,i

nseGNbss q1S February. S' ISL aiotsd Cd
with sugar diabetes, and for Ave months passed
lkwas Obliged to get up as often as ten or twelve
tins during the night, and in five months lost fifty
p0unds in weight. During the month Of July, 1856,
il two days after using il experienced relief, and
after taking two bottles was entjrey cured, coon
after regainis my 1'N1 soOd heS EWfTITTFly fESFSf TITTFly
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make use Of the following certificate Of the value Of
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hr m IN mS WEE SSs sn y te
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Chicago.
On and after Monday, May 10, 1864,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows:
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS-At 500 A.. M,
connecting direct at Piqua at $50 for Troy and Day
ton; At Richmond at 1914 for Andu.co L4gaSspSrt
Louisville, Terre Haute Evansville, Carr ST. Louis
Lafayette, Springfield, Quincy st. Joseph. Chicago
and all western and northwestern points. ~
uRBANA AdSoaGdpEFtdE.:As dSES2SR EFFAd5EE: s4s A. NJ.
connecting at Urbana at IL 80 for Beefontaine en-
ton, Carey, Findlay, Tiffn. Clyde and SandusEy.
THIRD TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS-At 11:30 A.. NJ,
connecting direct at Milford south, for Mechanics
burg and Springfield, and north for Marysville and
DeaTare at Urbana at l:4o 4 n. f for BeIlefOntaine
ton, Union, ,Muncie and Winchester: at Richmond at
$40 p. NJ. for Anderson, LoganspOrt, Peoria and
Chicago; and at Indianapolis at $50 P. NJ for Louis
vile, st. Louis. Chicago and all western cities.
FOURTH TRAIN.
PIQUA EXPRESS-At 500 O'clock P. H., con-
Meeting at $50 with Dayton and Michigan Il. r. for
Lima. TT. Wayne, Chicago, Toledo and Detroit.
Sleeping Cars are Run ON Night Trains
This is the only through route betweeen Columbus
and Indianapolis, and the only route on which
Through Tickets can be Sold.
The cars of this line start from tie depot on the
vest side of High Street, opposite the Cincinnati
On this route there is no change O, Cars between
Columbus and Indianapolis and no other route with
out changing cars exists. ~. u.n-- Isf
R9-f ay your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
apolis Depot, thereby saving change Of Cars at
Richmond. HI '.'"
A5- For Tickets and any information, apply at the
office, OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT Column
w I'M. LUNT, General supt.
General Ticket Agent.
III. II. BIGELOW, '"> .i
General Passenger Agent.
Columbus, Maya s64-dd
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Paving Notice. !.
70 an whom it may concern:

fF -- ~ City CLERKs OFFICE
~ $500 o5tt COLUMBUS. D., May 3, 1864
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
INsprDceedings have been instituted in the City
Council Of Columbus, for making the following i'm
provoments, 10 wit:a esc .f7iH
For paving the unpaved sidewalks on the north
side 81 Friend street, between Seventh street and
Washington Avenue. ,-'--
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates TO be prepared BY the City Civil Engineer
and, fled in the oihce Of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required TO file their
claims in the Office of the City Clerk in writing on
or before the eighteenth day Of june, a. d. 1854
JOSEPH D0WDALL
mayf-dkW i.rrfT p Ttl n l'le -Citv Clerk
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aa AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatives in the market, and tleir superior virtues
are 80 universally known, that We need moi do
moro than TO assure the public their quality i,
maintained equal to the best il ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by ]. c.. AVER, NJ. d., 6 Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
g. ROBERTS. Columbus. and by dealers in med.
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y na9e FOR THE
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10. lan'-ttnt FOE i. a34i
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