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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Good !

A positive erder was received at the Provost
Narshall's headquarters il Richmond, On satur-
day the 4,h, from Gen. LEE, fvrbiGding tho is'u.
ing of passport, to citizens or others to visit his
lines, Unless ON errapds of humanity, in connec-
ton NTH the care Of the dead and the relief o!
tho wounded. Persona who visit battle fields
from curiosity to pick up and esirl trophies Won
by bravor mon will be iisidly excluded, and ii
caught within the picket lines hereafter they Will
ts sest to tho guard hsuae.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
18th Dist. Collector.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. s. A.,
R.caYoYp, Msrch %, l,

/. R:capoxD, Msrch %, 1854.
THE following regulations are established in re-
lxtiou 10 tho receipt. Of Four per cent. Beads
,.asd Certificates offered in payment for Taxel:
1. The four per cent. bonds and ceri6eatssis-
su.1 unjer the vet Of February ITth 1854, will be
received in payment ef%tu1es until tho 3lst De-
esmbcr, 1854, inclusive. Whsn offered in psy-
msnt, they aust lie duly assigned. The eersif-
cate'of the Tax Collector, .or Deputy Tax Colsc-
lor, or Of any Masistrats, in tho words :" Exeeu-
ted befs.a me-" ana signed officially, ehsll DO
sufficient authentextion. But If share nre pre-
vious assignments, tho Tax Collcrter shall see
that they are properly authenticated.
2. Whom the bond or Certificate offered IN pay
| ment is greater sin amount sthaus the tax to bs
paid, the Collector may return tho diterencA sy
assigning ot5.r certificates OF bonds, If ho shall
have any such On land, the tax payer paying
| any fraction under one hundred dollars in .hs
ncwscurroucy, or iu aotes Of the old issue xn.lsr
one hundred dollxrs, At sixty-siI and twe-thirds
cents to tho dollar.s Notes under the deuonina-
ton Of ire dollars may, ut all. times be RECEIVED
as new currency; and until s0th June, Inclusive,
east of the Mississippi, and The 3oth September,
west Of the Mississippi, FIVE dollersnotes may
also be received in payment IN the same manner
.. In order to:,upply the collsatars with Ger
tifcates for the purpose mentioned in Art.2 2 they
| may depeste with the Dspositary, otes received
b. them after the first Of April. st sixty six and
txo-thirds cents to the dollar, or notes Of the
new issue: or if they have net the notes, they
may deposit sufficient amount Of certificates
taken by them in payments, and receive from. tho
Depository certificates to the amounts so,depssi-
| ted, in suitable denominations.
. The Treasurer, Assistant Trea,urars, and Do
pesitares are authorized 10 issue suoh certificates,
bearin. the date at which their Issue in exchange
for fsrmer certificate; the collector. shull Sign
statement on the back Of old certificate, dsscri-
! Din. the numbers and amount in each dsnonina-
tion of those received in. exchange. The Dcposi-
tsries shall mris the word Exchanged" across
the face of the old certificate, and transmit II
with their next certificate statements, TO the
! First Auditor, to be filed and csmparsl by him
with the nav certificates when they shall 20 re-
ceiyed. Certificates 90 issued in exchange are not
tosssireportod in weekly acsotats current to the
/ Treasurer.
! H. In cases where the tax Of several tax-psysrs
is less than one hundred dollars, several may
unite in payment Of their taxes, with one bond
or certificate; in NO other case, shall didsront
taxpayers bo allowed to uso the same bond OF
! certificate in payment. -
Secretary of Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
From the rrans-Mississippi.

ctlsroa, La, juno -.
The remnant Of Banks army is ON the west side
Of the river, near Port Hudson.
Constant tkirmiships between them and Oul
forces ia tho;r rear.
Point coupce Parish, by srier of the Yankee
commander, has hscn desOlated. Houssa, crops
aad everything have been burnt, and tho peopl.
have to buy provisions from the enemy or starve
Tho Yankees are demoralizod and deserting in
large numbers, selling their horses and equipments
for whatever they ':su get
Three thousand troops have como up from New
orlcans to reinforce tia enemy, who arc constant t
ly dreadiug an sttlcL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Enrfest ut Work.

A special despatch to the Mobile Trihare dated
Baldwin, Miss, June ll!h, fays: Forrest made q
forced march and threw q part of his command
between tho Yankee advance snl Baldwin. lie
held them,by ssverc .:nd gallant lighting for FIVE
hours whom l}uford st!:vxed them in dank driving
them four miles. An official motto pays: The sno-
uly wero routed. WO captured over two hundred
wagons loaded With stores, and many prisoners
The destruction of property on tho Yankee
line of advance is unparalleled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Cen. NJ. WI Gary.

We nro grutifsd-yea, i4Ore than sratlfed--t0
announce thaethi4.sentlenan has at ieAsth Oe'n
appointed Brisadisr eonFral As the Colonel
Of tn. renowned Hampton Legion, he had won a
widespread Ispr .tion as glorious fighter and
~os. cEici-s officor. Asa Brigadier VIC know
he --a aesh laurelu 10 ahe wreath Of honors
thatalreaay tsneirclos hissgallsnt name. Con
tnpel sueeessto him in. h.s onward road to fame
and undying renovn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Gen. Lee in the saddle Again.

Tho Courier Of Saturday ,aya: We nre hsppy
in being able to state, en- the authority Of an
officer whs reached our city on Thurfday from
tho scene Of conflict in Virginia, that the reports
which represent General Leo as. suffering from
i'll health, ara altogether untrue. Our informant
tell, as he saw the great captain on horseback,
looking fresh and cheerful, day or two before
he left"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Forests Last Victory.

KIcgxosp, June Is.
An official despatch fro9 Gen. 8. b. Lea 'ay'
the baltic of Tisheuinso creek wss one of th'
most signal victories Of tie war.
Besides Wagon trains, twelve pieees of artillery
were csptured.
The roat Of the enemy ras complete.
Forrest nas in close and vigorous pursuit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

ey- The newe of tho gre.tbattles in Virginia
caused groat sensation in England. Tho Timcs
r,rards Grcnts success indecisive. The Poet
cxprosscd tho conviction that tho Fedcrals sus-
tanned crushing defeat Tho HeraM and Globe
pronounced the aaragcs Oh R;Qhmsnd si!urs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

Casualties in Co. G, LIST Rest. S. c. ",
Ia the Battle. of tie 5th, 9th, Eth aud 23a lfay
.sco: G-Ki!led: ]. K. Porter, S. Porter, g. ".
Stewart. w. Whatlcy. Woundcd:t Sergeant
W. l.. burst, ]. W. Blackwell, J. clsgg,
w. D. QsnallJ, severe; D. ". jackson,
slight; L: J.Rcads, J. ID. Richardson, severe
+. Schwartz, w. P. Vines, slight; NJ. E. Walker,
mortally: TIA. Walker, severe; II. E. Mills,
mortally; ]. ". Briant aevero; A. J. clcgs'
corp!s. D. ". Street, F:sp. johnson, slight; R.
NJ. Dorn, serious; S. NJ. Fry. W. P. Hasting,
John Lain, W. W. Stewart, slight: P. Sbinall, N.
Smith. ss7src; E. C. Walker, D. waite, NJ. j.
Brewer, slight. Missing: c. L. Burn, Scrgt. F.
c. Tompkins, W. G. Kernnghan.
Capt. Butlor, of Co. q, was, at last accounts,
in command Of the Regiment
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

1B> The Cropsin Alabama arc remarkably
Hno and harvesting in many parts has commenced.
Wheat is very full and compact. As there is q
nuch larger breadth of land planted this yoar
than last, ths yield will be large Corn, although
backward, is proniai9g, and the hog crop will be
nuoh larger than last year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Tax ASSESSORS Notice.

A LII Psraons in the 7th sad 9th Regiments
"A composing the 18th Collection District are
hereby notified to forward their Returns Of Ba-
con to me, by mail or otherwise, by the Goth Of
june. Although you may Lave delivered your
Bacon aud got yeur Receipts for the same the re-
turns ere due the As.essor. In footing up my
books find several defaultcrs which shall hs
compelled to return as such, if not sttcndud TO
Immediately. Take due notice and act aceor-
diHsly,
Ny address is Meeting Street Post Office.
THEo. DEAN, Assessor
l9th Col Dist.
lima LIZ 1t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

see.- rhc Senate sustained the Presidents veto
Of the joint resolution excrptins Tie editors and
employees cf magazines and periodicals from
military service. Aga, rejected tho bill iacrca-
sing tSe pay ); ordu.nco uficoEs returned by tho
President,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

Gy- A soldier in General LeO's army statcs
that ho has sosn copy of the Baltimore Sen,
of thu 3lst ult, and that 1t contained the official
announcement OF the death Of aeueIl 4. D.
Burnside, OF the Yankee sruy,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

Sg> Sen. J. B. Kershsw has been made y
Major Goae eral and assigned permanently to the
command of McLavs' Division.
tT Gan. Lonsstrect, it'is thought, will bs
able to assume command Of his corps in about
EMO weeks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
s>raycr.

The "uaion~ Prayer Meeting" will he held
this (racsday) a!lrrno'n;n tho A"tho1's''charcE,
ct 81 o.vlotk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
90. A. 2cd S. C, Y.

The following ia list;of wounded and missing
in cs.eA, 22l Rcst, S. ", Capt. Burt CON-
mandipE, at the engagement in Chesterh'le
County, Va, OIL tho ID juno:
Company A-woundod: J. Haltiganger, log
seyxra. Missing: Lieut.. D. T. Vaughn, Pr;rntoi
Kuopt, P. Gaines, VIM. Lundrum, L. Harris, A
Franklin, R. S. Bryan.
Col Dant.ler was killed in this engagement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

re- TAX Payers in,tha vicinity of Liberty
uill will no.s.ga ch.ngelimade in the advertise
mont OF Mr. wnIagr, Tax Collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Notary Public.

R.W. sElBgLs, Esq, has been appointed by
his Excollency Gov. BosuAH, Notary Public
for Eige6eld District, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

ssas- The bsautifql trisutss ni!ru'h:ul asit
is rrs,ty, OF the late Cap. ]. w.HKEur. published
elsewhere in this Issue, .wilsbe road with much
interest by. tao acquaint.nces IF the dsc,used.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
CO. Is. Hampton Legion.

A IL AgSENTEEs from Go. B, Hampton .Ls-
Il glen, era hereby Notified to report to their
Company, near Richmond, Va, on or before tho
expiration of their Farloushs. Th0sc who fall
to do SO MIL be regarded desettsrs and trosted
accordingly.
Co. D, Hampton legion. >
Juno Il 2t rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
LECTURE
On the Life and Character Of
CHIEF. JUSTICE 0'NEALL, OF s. C.

THE PUBLIC are informed that LECTURE
on the Life and Character Of Chief Justice o.
NEALJ, will be delivered by
PROFESSOR NJ. .LaBORDE,
Of Columbia, en- THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Odd Fellows d Ms-
ssnic Hall. This Lecture is intended 5sr the
Lenat Of the Soldiers.
~ Price of Admission, Fire Dollars in the
old lesue.
Juno II, 1t 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
For the Advertiser.
The Four per Cent. Boads.

>. Dir. Bplren:-For,h ,hsahensfs of Tax Payers,
I rnbli,h the following Regulation of Mr. NEi;,
uIyeHs, in regard e the fosr per cent csrsia..'
estes; offered in payment Of Taxes.
C. N. MAY,
18th Dist. Collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

SUBSCRIPTIONS !. The ADVERTISER f2f ore
year FIVE DOLLARS in advance. For Six M'n'''S
THREE DnLLAE!s ,.
ADVERTISEMENTS will u" inserted at rlifs.L
p-r souaro Ga nnion inc. or cFsl for e'e''
insertion. advertisements without instructed us 10 INC
u,anr II .nrs 80 be- i-s-r''d VII be pnf'' I'd u''''
f.rb:i all c'.=-sc.i "ccerdinsly.s
.,n.nnri,. c.,r!:,lai:s CIR any ofi"e "f h'n'F " or
rt.,a. TWENTY DOLLARS, 10 be paid before the an
t.naccmer /, p:::''isi"'! ~,
o.,,;aary n,css. Tributes % Respect or anT 60
,;.,;,on r..onal in i. na'ura will h. ra;ed aS as'f'
,,i.en,sals aud charged accard'ns'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

morning came the boom Of cannon and tic
sharp rattle Of musketry. Grant made .
furious assault along our whole lines excsi t
on the right The Cpnfederates had thrown
up entertainments or bresstworks Of logs and
earth during the preceding night and day,
end were prepared for the onset. Early oe
capied the left of the Zine: having Heth, Of
Hills corps on his ex,retue left; anderson
held the"centre, and Hill tie right. Ihe
lives were "a irregular crescent, covering the
battle field Of Cold Harbor; and extending
from point somewhat above and in advance
of Beulah Church in southwescrly direction
to the vicinity of McClellan's bridge, oTcr the
Chickahominy. 1t was for these bridges that
Grant was aiming; and having secured them,
end forced Lee back into his works about
Richmond, he hoped to have things his own
way. He had abandoned his strong position
behind the Totootomsuy Greek, and had
slid around to the right once ,horc; but Lee
had anticipated him this time. The latter
had not only thrown his Srmy across his path,
but his'men had constructed strong field works
for their protection. The Coafederates have
become as great adopts with the spade as
McClellan-erer was. Some Of the army Wits
say that ifa column is halted few minutes
on march to rest, the lnen will geasnnedi-
ateiy to work to throw up cntrenchments.
Grant evidently hoped he would be able 10
take Lee By surprise lie had first been re-
lnforccd by Butler, end the last man in the
hospitals, Provost guard houses, and even the
cerss in the Quartermastera's and Colnnis-
sary's Departments had teen sent to hin to
make suro thing OF it. Bat when he iaoved
last hight furthe, ero1rd to our right, he lid
not know that Les hut also mdYed, arid b.ep
reinforced by portions Of .Beauregards forces,
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CHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL =
" THE CIT 7, by the barrel o. at reIalI, Y5 Pr.
ces Us loav, or loeoer than tie tolggst-qVaHty
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every variety Of style, together with genera ea
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31
A WORD IN TINE

{ HAVE opened this day - ,rs
/ 200 pieces Bleached M9slm' hea ,cs,b S% =;
good at 20 cts. u yard; loO 40: no., TT E"-.or
on Si1 * cts. very fine; and large lot Of Gym
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31

IIyl! va! has broken out OH ] siI1j' oSaic !"
y .,steru Illinois. \ collision occurred on Mon
DIV last in the Court Ii ouss yard at Charleston,
<H,(es county Illinois, between soMa Damo,
y,ats and a party Of soliieGs, belonging &c the
,4qh illinois regiment, and che fight appears
70 have |;lc,yue general, the Union citizens
taking part will .ie soldiers Several We're
killed and wounded en- both sides. 4 spe-
cisl despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune dated
aIaitoou, ell (, on the night OF the 29th,
says four hundred men, Of the 54'h lllnols
regiment, leave Charleston to night to attack
the Democrats, who are said to be three
hundred strong, under Sheriff John G. . Hair,
eatrsnclled at GiIIaay's Mills ten miles north
east OF Charleston. A portion OF the 54th IS
at Maltoon, that place also being threatened
bv the Democrats from Shelby and Monltre
counties. Two companies OF the Veteran
Reserve Corps, en- route tor Springfield, have
been stopped at Charlie ston tor garrison duty.
pickets are ont on al! the roads. In the tight
on Monday four Of the 54th and one Union
citizen were killed, and Colonel Mitchell, tive
priyates and two Union citizens wounded. Two
Democrats were killed and several wounded.
4 correspondent Of the ST. Louis kepubll-
can writes in indignant terms OF the Wanton
outrages committed by the Federal troops at
Red River lanaing and elsewhere, and declares
that unless their ferocous propensltles are
checked by summary punishment, there IS dan-
ger that the army will degenerate into band OF
cut Threats and robbers. s
According to the Chattanooga Gazette the
Confederates claim to have fifty thousand men
at Dalton and its vicinity. They propose to
capture Chattanooga and occupy Tennessee as
soon as Longstreet advances into Kentucky
This they say, he will speedily do, at the head
Of twenty six thousand men.
The Dayton (Ohio) Journal contains dis
patch from Fayetteville, Va, Goth instant,
stating lat three hundred Federal soldiers had
escaped from the Confederate prisons at Dan
vile and were on their way North.
A letter from Key West mentions rumor
that strong Federalarmy was advancing upon
Mobile, and was within fifty miles Of the city.
A large force Of cavalry, it is added, was still
further in advance The runor, however,
lacks confirmation.
Che express train which left Louisville on
Monday morning for Lebanon was captured by
g,lerlas, and two passenger cars We're burned.
\ guard Of seventeen Federal soldiers on the
train surrendered without firing a gun.
Sir Rowland Hill, the originator of penny
postage III England, has just resigned ostensi-
bly on account Of i'll health, but really, it is
said. on account of disagreement with his su-
perior in office 1t is nearly twenty seven years
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
Solomon's Judgment turned Tho ~

-Solomon'S Judgment turned tho poin.
OF Caia' rnis orators plea for ii continu.
ed unlon through continued war. He
iikened the North and the Sonth to the
two women who claimed the child befora
Solomon, when tie visa ruler. unahse 70
decide which was the mother, ordered
that the child should be cut iu two. .rd
one talf given to each claimant. The
iaise mother consf n,ed but the true
mother sad she would rather give up ey.
s'y'n'ns than see Der child divided "in
pon''cs, SAID he, 'our country IS the
enid The Copperhcads are the false
c'ai"ah's; the true mother is tue Union
pa.'y. ~nlcn VIII give u everything
rather than submit to aisurion /"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08

Athpnsh theFe are At present oxi>tnz a large rumie
y it''' i.ncs competing In public patronage ~ fre-
quenl and repeated xaaer5icfs n iir recuiiar mon.
cfues yet II Is Well known (. many who are nnlcr I'M,
necessity q re-oftin 10 their all, that tley are uncertain
"a tht Fesuts The frequent inquiries which iay. been
aie OF the subscriber or tonic which h4 could war
-, - ttieihty "i eject a'ld iarn'les>ness have in
I'm y nft"N hufh slTie and carr in the produc-
un' "Ht1h etpeti itSSrSs these auasitirs. Sc
ga, -, Ntflni"nts nave ehatied hiin 10 OVERCOME all
ca .i Y : fonrec q qualification to him 10
una hlf isss9rs eiewnel 3" ii1 complete success.
'ahus Hair Tonic Is no ~ . but rester7 tivera.tor,s
W - ~ ''tiuiai eetgr, lnpafts lttotstsFe and
Y r. 'he htr. ftii'pNss dandfuh, cuIer
1870 10 become Edd esin. by constant appl
r., +, % s = .he iohie restore then haiF and scalp