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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-27

A GOOD INVESTMENT. FOR SALE 2lc ACRES OF
"A good Land located nedhi ron the hank OF
Ne Hudson, Cornwall landing; has 1--WE Il M
s~csea ootbnid 40 never iang sp ing Of .rceient
supplies the house sta nles g.
tnabe BALANCE IN line timber sbandance OF fruit
lanes three ruarrtss of 1nast the
bx~nlses Immediate possession viii be PR low
tbcws excellent :. ANDERSON Al EigE ID svea
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saLsas O~ uraL rsrs~x.
FOR SALE.

A PaINFtHG OFFICE FOR SALE cagAn -ARPLYa
y or Ohres days al 20 Nassau street, room M. NY
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EnCRNIs Ed HorS1 WAIVED Prov THE MID
de 90 setenher u - sor - sneli nrya- fatoilv
mt mi - $50 per rlnnih the nes' refe
given ANA ne iea pad monthly advance address box
als3N. Y st o:Hss.
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fSoUETRy EgSIDgNCES Fog sALI-wiFH lMME-
~ date POSSESSION inc hssks he Euosgn spuy
Duvy1l Rvesta.p, YonSerr, Utvtirrs, n0cbs Ferry
trv,ngon. Tsrr and stnG sing PISS eass teteA
Ws.h ell Improvements ice -rDuSua out IN
Esrccn sacstd with chce. fruits shrbo<ry ard
f<-e trees sorlr- grarcrs,. Views OF Ire
Budxgn and Bcigh bsrlcoo IN imposed
y ESBEKnOA. ~ Eishth avspue.
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JEG PRINCE STREET. ST CLAIR HOHsSI
NO santy fnrnIshsd Rooms vita sedcoons
with all the convenle gor mons. 8n9 ron
ciudng sas an Cruion water 10 let 10 respeeta,,|
or single gentlemen.
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A POUR STORY AND BASEMENT aRowN STONE
front tenement House tor sale first casa, rented to
e-~t s'as fam lie. Vast Thrtv6t street IL be
VRad; rents for 500 THIS Is bargain Apply 20
loHN FETrRETCB. AIS Third avenue. u
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VII aNTHD-A FURNISHED HOUSE, UNTIL 1Sr OF
w Mas next between Riehh and Twenty fth streets,
NJ ~ or me Heights, Brooklyn. Address b. 4. g., Is
Dey street,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

We rubli,h this week fail lists u EdgeGeld
soldiers who have been killed or Wounded in the
late hattles in Virginia. Their name is lcgidnS
they are Of a:lranks from private up to Brg'dier'
They were foremost in the widest charges ard
fell where th. dead Ivy thickest. None can claim
nob,er, prouder dea tbs iiaIl these heroes of old
Elgrfc!&. Their naalsss-aro slorihed-bsrtized
with their own purple bloo'l uponthe fields whvre
,hsy fought for Southern independence. Hun.
drcds Who SO lntely were fun of life and hope and
patriotism, arc now lying cold and stiff in their
sraves glory, whsrc neither the sound Of fife
, md drum nor tho baltle,cry of comrsdes wi !
ever rouse them ir, 10 their final rest Edgefie!d
shnrld be inexrressiLlr pr"ud of their lraver!,
and their daring be should eyer cling fnndl&
To llr memory "f her Immortal mar,yrs.S Their
c.riradc: who survive them, will avenge thsln.
In the meantime, desostion hovers over :hou-
s.n Is cf happy hums-c ircles. Thousands of.aged
men and pale, fearful women arc setting mute
and resigned Mt the foot Of the Red Dripping
Altar of Patriotism, where lie in halowed Sacri-
iice thrir NOBLE darling Dead" May the good
God turn towards them plying car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
L0cal.
Local.
Our old ewn is sunghiny and .dal!. Peaple

Our old ewn is sunshiny and .dal!. People
crows ;bau tie Post Office at mail .:unr:.-e.:er
with .xpectatisn--mn1y sitf Nita alxi,ty-but
so.n drop rwsy, and are seen nnrc un ii next
mail. The Examining Bohrd held high session
one day last week. .considerable crowd upp.sr-
ed before Ike awful bag. The rsrks Of The army
will not be materially swollen hy the decisions Of
this Board.Y Every man VIC quered, replied that
he had been or was to be "'rc1ommcnded for light
duty." Rain in abundapce and cold North winds.
Gardens bcginning to bc,fait. available. Green
peas and Irish potatoes imfuil blast >Stra~ber-
rics gone short sweetcning tarrics with US how
ever. Season profoundly. Iropitions for sweet po-
tato planting vast deal Of it going or. Soldiers
all gone. Lieut.. MARKE9r departed with his
squad on Saturday last. He is a true sogiof his
"Vaterand" asfar as music is concerned, and,
assisted by several young gallants of his Compa-
ny, gave charmins serenades around town during
ll.c fortnight p,tccains hisdeparturc. 'TisNbis-
prrsd Tie public rpmr Is'to be repuircd. Don't
s.isyr il. Ps;cus Of provisions somewhat on the
decline, but not SO Of 1ry goods. No excitement
Farc the drt arg one of looking for wounded sous,
brothers. a,.ll husbands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICE,

EDGEFIELD DIsrRrcT, S. c., May 3oth, 1864.
n IN accordance wittfordsrs just reeeiveafrom
H. the Gem andant Of Coascripts ct Columbia,
e. c.; al persons in this District between tho
ages.of Seventeen and eighteen, AID fosty-fye
and fifty years of age. with the exception of
those between those ages who have received, or
applied for, exemption as overseers or owners Of
fifteen hands or more, and these who haye been
rejsctsd by the Medical Examining Dbard Is
unfit for daty,) are hereby ordsred to report ut
this Office, IN person, on Wednesday, the Sth day
Of june prcx.
II. The purposs- -os the rendezvous above or
dered, is that all persons in the District between
the said a;;es, (Sita the exceptions above stated
may be organized and formed into Comps nies.
having the right to elect their own Officers. All
persons who do not report IN person on the day
iniioatod will be assigned, ut the discretion of
the Enrolling Officer, irrespective of thoir choice,
| to the Companies which will be organized on the
above named day.
III. All persons between the said ages, Hho
have applied for detail to this Office. on any
grounds or have received details from tae Sscre-
tary Of WRs;f fare Included in this Order, and are
hereby required to report in person for erganiza-
tion on the day named above.
~ Tho organization which took place here on
the 19;h april last, hnying been Informal and in
complete, is hereby declared null and void.
v. Commanding oficers. ofss,he Companies
which were organized on tho 10th Of april are
earnestly requested to report on the day indica-
tod, and give their aid and assistance to the OFF,
GERS who will conduct the organization.
VI. For the information of all CONCERNED, it is
hereby announced that no. Orders have been re-
csived Mt this Office looking to the immediate
ordering OF the Reserve Corps TO the Geld. Tho
Organization herein ordered, Is merely for the
purpose OF having each man mustered into q
Company, to tho end that his name may appocr
on the proper roll, and that the forces to be or
ganized may, in an emergency, be ordered to the
| field without further delay.
F. ]. MOSES, Jr.,
LIEUT.. & Enrolling Officer.
Nav FL 1t 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Tnn,hiiny.

Tumhlipg is hOrrid word bet it ia orthodox.
And sny what you may, prices. Of provisions 10
Edcefeld are tumbling. Bacon and lard may
nov he had at f., ,m $3.50 to $500. At sale not
fnr from l.ere the other day, c"rn sold at SIS 90
Flour con be had at certain mills in this District
for 500 or 500 per barrel. Butter is now $500
'prr H., and eggs 81 so per dozen. This is dsci-
,leIly cheering. The wheat crop is large aud
Gnc; that fact is settled. urge platter told
ia lGis morning that he feared he would not be
ablo to save or house all his present crop Of
wheat Corn ia s'artlingly behind hand, but
many good farmers say it has abundance Of time
in which to oome7out and;1nake splendid yield.
But the merchants aud the shoemakers and the
tanners, &C., are carrying their top.knots more
lortiy than ever instead of abating their prices,
they iise stoadily. For Gods sake, and for tho
sake o. humanity, and for the purpose Of ennbiins
people to cover their nakedoess, come down in
your demands, oh, ali ye, above named hemem-
Der tho. you brought nothing with you wien
you entered upon this scene of woe, snd that you
will certainly carry nothing with you when you
depart to that scene of woe (or weal-just as you
manage i.) which comes after this. Get up as
curly as you may and kneel before the golden
calf as long as you may, worms will still cventu-
ally eat your bodies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01


APPROPRIATE CoMpARIsoS.-A corrcspon'
dent Of thea,ichmond Whig draws the an
nexed appropriate comparison between two
Tery noted criminals and enemies Of the hu
man race:
John A. Murrel, under the cloak Of religion
in the shape ofsa preacher of the gospel
stole his neighbors' sheep, their horses, and
their negroes. lie and his clan killed trav
elcrs and robbed them Of their jewelry, watches
and money. They laid plan to raise negro
instructions and fire ci'es far the purpose Of
robbing the people aad the banks on q large
scale. For these crimes John A. Murrel and
many of his band lived out their days 10 jails
and penitcntiaries.
Abraham Lincoln, under the cloak o: Re
publicanism, in the shape Of q President Of
the once highly respected United States Gov,
ernment, leads on his followers to stealing,
robbing aud numbering, laying plans ior ne
gro instructions, burning towns and plan.
ming the firing of.citics for the purpose Of
robBery, and murder, which leaves joan A.
Murrei and his elan pigmies compared to
Abraham and his followers, in high crime
and misdemeanors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Another Engagement.

New HorE, MaJ 30.
Granbury,s Brigade was plscad in action at 5
p. M yesterday, to arrest the enemy's attempt to
turn our right flank.
We had no dsfcnccs except few bOaghs and
stones hastily collected by the cavalry, which
held position as skirmishers before the Brigade
came up.
The engagement Immediately became furious,
and ragged with unabntcd violence until P. NJ.
The cnemys lines advanced within Eve PAGES
of ours, and we're several times repulsad at oil
points.
The brigade having no support was not allowed
to hazard its position by charging until II P. M,
Yhen WnlthalPs brigade arrived and took posi-
ton Immediately in rear
A charge was then sounded and the brigade
awept through the wood, breaking three lines of
battle without firing q gun and capturing many
prisoners.
The loss in Gralbury. ir'mediatc 'front.' was
not less than 800 killed and ,oto 20 ,aO9 wound
cd. Many mcrO captured.
Prisoners report Muj. Generals Howard and
Johnson and Brig. Gen. King wounded.
"skirm.shing continued until nightfall, the one
my constantly shifting their position from centre
to left.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Northern News.

New York dates of May 2lsthaye been reoeivod
Tie powdertIfill,, fourteen miles from Troy
n. Y, exploded with fvo thousand pounds Of
powder.
The C. S. Florida sailed from Bermuda On the
18th May: on cruise.
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce and World
have resumed publication.
TIE cause of their suppression wa, the publica.
tion Of c bogus + :n:Oln proclamation.
Sherman is reported Is hay;ns csptpsea rim.
trains, eight guns, anda thousand prisoners at
Rcsnca.
Gen. Pope has been ordered to Washington
with 5000 men.
ars;tqs J. Clay says the losses in their recent
battles will rcaoh ss,eGl; that the greatsst dis
couragcmcnt exists in the Cublnot '-aud that az
other call for thIee hundred thousand men will
soon be Issued.
The Washington correspondent of the Missouri
Republican, dating l4.h iustart, says:
"We'have lost fourteen Generals, Eve killed,
five wounded. 4na fopr captured in Grants army
Fully shisty fire thousand H,ea sre Eoanded, 0f-
teen thousand of tl.,m seriously
"HowAap," Washington correspondent, has
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
From yir.ini.n.

RICHMOND hay 30.
Our troops al three o'clock to-dfy were reported
in line of battle in front Of Atlas Statlun, on the
Virginia Central Ralroad.
Pcrhap. collision may occur tomorrow. None
has taken place to-day.
The enemy hare all left Hanover Court House.
The army correspondent of the New York.
World is reported captured to-day, with papers
on hi, person showing the loss in the 9th (Scdg-
wich's) corps since tho campaign began at $4,000,
OF three Gfths Of what it started with.
Pepper, found on this correspondent also say
Grant docs not mean to fight any more, as he has
been supposed Hereafter be. wiz rely on en-
t. ,uching.
Gen. Hampton was to-day placed temporarily
in command Of the cavalry of this army.
Grants army il entrenehing on the North and
West Of TOlpo;.my creek, their limo extsuding F-
regularly from the Pamuhkey, year Hanover
Town, to Gilmun's Mill, on the road from Mcchan-
icsYiste to Old Church.
A raiding party Of cavalry appeared at Hunga-
ry Station OF one o'clock this morning.
til. reported that Buffers forces arc lsaying
Bermuda Hundred undor protection Of gunboats.
There was a considerable cavalry hghta at Halls
Shop on the 2Sth, between Fitz Lee and Hamp-
toms cavalry and large force of Yankee caval-
ry. Our cavalry at fret forced the enemy back,
but it is now supposed tho enemy gave. way in
order to draw us in. Lntc in the evening our
cavalry drew of, having lost, it is said, some 80
kill.a and rs to 100 wounded. Some of them
fell into the hands Of the enemy. :.
American stocks arc depressed in the London
market, except Confederate bonds which advanced
four and a-bslf. per cent. on tho 3d Of May, clo-
sing ten to twelve per cent. above quotations of
United Gates fires and tHenties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
4 Voice from Ireland.

"A friend has kindly placed il our possession
the following extract of letter recently received
from Cork, Ireland, dated on the 22d February
last:
"We have news of cvery transaction OY the
war. 1t is tho opinion here that the Southerners
ure better fighting meu and have better Generals
than the Northeratrs. If they have meanS'cnoush
to continue the war the North will find it tou sh
iob. believe all Europe would like to see two
separate Governments. Tha North is full of
boasting. aud their Editors are rebels % lSlrnpcap
interests us we'll as toe religious freedom; in q
word, they seem tn be Auti- Christian. They
speak sf our Government in no friendly turius
.l,.cause they don't interfere in thsir favor; 5ns
the British Government il; not Interfere, >ecas
for fear OF eivn; offence to either party. II they
should, it would be to step the carnage. We
ncvor heard tell OF such wholesale murder as the
the American Battles"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
A Paris letter writer uarratea tha anne

A Parisletter writer narrates the annexed
incidcnt-which, to soy the least, is very
crcditab!c to the Emperor.
1t is said that riding one day in the street
the Emperor nearly rode over little boy,
but pulling up suddenly, end ascertaining
that he was not husS asked MIN, good "a.
turediy, if he wonld ike to see the Emperor"
.No," replied the child, for my father says
he is a scouudtel" "Indeed," said the EN-
peror, ~ am sorry 10 hear that, but think
your father canHokbe much OF judge Oh
yes |" said the boy, "he is senator;" upon
which one Of tho .Emperor's train asked his
name, but was 3erempteril; interrupted by
his master, who decline, to ask or Dear it
and rode on.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
direction-it is supposed on our right. The

dircction-it is supposed on outright. The
enemy are said to have made an effort this
mo-: ;.'s 10 b,;rn to bridge cvrr Nor hst.a'na
o;, :i.o telegraph road, but uirt' tniled 1L.rr
VS. sa;lll,iSi,il,y s!is morning. sL': a'so Gsie
L..twren 10 and i last night, butt aseun!s
to nothing.
RlcnaayD, Nay 27.-ofIirial information
has been received OF the advance of Grants
left crossing the Pamuukey at Hanover. We
learn this morning that thsy are. moving
in this di,ecticlt.t
Informatius from Ashland says cur army
is moving rapidly in lins -sl.:ost ra'slisl with
the route which Grant is following. AT Il
O'Clock, heavy force Of infantry :ad ap-
peared at Hanover q. H., and We're pressing
our cavalry back ut that point. Two prisoners
Just brought in, belonging to the 4 ii corps,
say their commaHd received orders yesterday
to march to White House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
Casualties.

Below we append as full list Of the casual
ties in Edgefcld Companies, during the late fights,
as we have been able to obtain:
CASUALTIES IN 7TH REGIMENT, S. C. V.
In the battle near Chonceliorieitle-oh The 9Th May.
Carr. GoooAxs, CoMMAsDNG.
Capt uoggans, right arm severely; Capt
T Hudgcns, Acting Major, thigh severely.
Company A-Ki!led: C. W. [cgg and Joseph
Whitock Wounded Sergt Chas Miles, thigh,
severe; Henry Boycs, slight.
Company B-killed .Thos. franklin. Wound
ed WD GpiEes, severe in Nook L B Bowie,
hand revere K Weir, head slight.
Wounded: Corp john Brown, neck styerei Cole
Banks, shoulder severe; d W Dowtin, left arm
severe; J-H Zimmerman; ;;ir.nd slight.
Company D-Kiiedi Mono. Wounded: W C
Larkridge, right arm amputaed; Milford,
left breast dangerously; A Boyd, side severe; B
II Cumpkc!l, hand slight.
Company E-Killcd: We Corey. Wounded
Scret C Ranch. hip aad heel severe Corp L
Watson loft shoulder severe; L l. Smith, left leg
amputsted
Company F-Killcd C.rt " D Brooks, Pri-
vate - Brooks. Wounded: j A Friday, hand.
Company G-Kill.d: "aptJ W Kemp, Private
W Wright, Jas .Ouattle-Ium. Wounded: Lieut.
] c Williams, g. severe; Sergt h Wright,
hip severe; Coz = Coleman, arm flesh Mathew
Griffith, arm severe; Lark Eidaon, thigh severe.
Company H-Kilod: None. Wounded: Let
Svrgt Vim Smith, thigh aercre; Sergt Chss Gray,
head dangerous; W W Melton, hasd.
Company T--Killed: Cbas Weespan. Wound
ed Lieut. VIM P.rkman, head severe; Serst Wm
Busscy, arm severe; Il W Bussey, arm slight; L
N Burtley, head severe; Bush, thigh seycre
n S Brunson, Foot severe "A Prince, thigh dam
gcronsly; ] D. Roper, left ariu amputated; ]
Boyd, shoulder severe; W Wash, leg sererc.
Company K-Kilei: W Webb. Wounded
Capt JIM Berry, left thigh slight; privates Thos
A CARTRIDGE, right leg amputated; 3 w Reynolds,
left ankle severely; II Pre,cstt left foot slight;
James TheMas, loft side severe; W L Coleman,
left eide slight, J " StalaRker, hand slight: W
W Hammond, right leg slight; ] Whitaker,
right thumb ssot of Eerst W q White, left foe,
slight; L NJ Lanier, left shoulder slight.
compsny L-Killed: sergt ] L Prince, IS T
Powell, Leonard James. Wounded: Corp Rcavss,
color boarer,) arm severe; Sergt johnson, lett
G umputsted; A Hardy, hip severe; w B
Jones, arm severe.
Company M.-Kilel: Corp S Harris. Wousl-
ed Corp Duncsn, elbow and side severe; L
Bsdcnbaugh, Jog amputated; Berry fave severe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
The News.

Mail communication with Richmond is again
uninterrupted, and accounts of the military move
ments in Virginia como to MS thick and fast.
Grant draws near to Richmond, and the heavy
work" will soon begin. No one has the slightest
cause to be down hearted, or even doubtful. Each
one Of the different Yankee columns which have
lately marched on Richmond has been signsly
and decidedly repulscd. Gen. Beaurcgard has
brought all the plans and movements of Beast
Butler to nausht; the discontinue of the Beast
has sursly been complete enough u satisfy the
most exrc.ing. The PERSONAL bravery Of the
knighily Ecaurcsard, ard his able aud brilliant
conduc. Of the campaign ir Chesterfield County.
.houid command our highest admiration and
gratitude.
In the Shenandoah Valley, siegal ba' bean
dissstrcuslv routed and driven back TO the Pato-
mac by Gen: Breckenridge, IN achievement the
Importance Grd results of which have not been
fully understood or appreciated by tho country.
Between Leo and Grant he great trial Of skill
and strength is yet to Come of. Gfon; is a bull
and h,s sworn not to ro-.russ the Rspsahnp-
mock while he hn. man left. Well, We aball sec.
II his "la.t man" can be killed, so much Inc bot:
ter. Geu. Leo says that Grants army has bean
relucc' by its late losses to The same size and
Numbers as his own. After this, the Confederate
would bc L bastard who could doubt the reFr,t.
Tho latest news from Georgia is chOcrng-cx-
hil.rating. From i've TO seven thousand Yam
KEGS placed hors dp eohlat at New Hope Church
on Saturday morning last! Gen Johnston too
has bsen heavily reinforced. Wheeler and For-
rest ars operating In rear of Sherman, and Joe
Johnston is as calm and collectod u. an Egyptian
Sphiox. The Yankee who Aanks joe Johnston
will have to get up early iu the morning! ,sher-
man il III the most awful fix that ever Yankee
wa.-nct excepting even cid John Brownaon the
g,l!ews. Tho grand baltic before Atlanta may
not come OF for semc days yet, for the Yankees
move slowly brit whom it does come, it will be
for US the most telling and undisputed success Of
the war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

wHAr BEcAuE OF TSHG GoSuRAnAyps7-A
correspondent OF the Mpcop Telegraph says
that. the contrabands captured at Plymouth
weDput in chargcof tho az; Louisiana Bat
talion and the next morning 276, with their
officers had managed to eude the vigilance
of the guard, and were reported as having
got awag during tho night. Those soldiers
who served the first year of the war arouad
Norfolk will know low s&..eh impQytaHee
there is attached to the morning report of
the heavy handed gentry of the Sd Louisiana
Gattaliaa,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
; -. = - -. ------.-.
For the Legislature.

rso frionds of Major JoHMsE. BACON re-
spec.fully announce him as a,candidate, for a
seat in tho Legislature, at the ensuing election.
ta;oy BACON is too we'll known in Edsefsld
Di,trie. as gentleman Of high character and
finished education, 10 need any word Of eulocy
a. our hands. He. consent. that his name
shall appear before the people as a candidate as.
surfing US, and his friends generally, that if elect
ed, he will leave his post in the army only during
the Sessions of the Legislature.
MANY FRIENDS.
May 81 tes %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
CASUALTIES IN co. II, NELSON'S BAT,
trA1IQE- Y ~
Al Dremry,s Blua, llau 1G, 1851.

Co H-cupt II ,BroOks-killed serst L
Motley, Sergt j II ouzts, (color bearer Corp j
II Robertson, (oo!or corporal,) Corp F. Hunsucker
Jos Addison, John Bailey, alfred Cheathnm, Ely
Douglass, George Dust, Fletcher Elkns, Robert
Harris, John Harris, Wn Holloway, Allen Ken
nedy, Vim Rush, Jasper Rodgers, YIN Taylor,
john Wultsn, j NJ Young. &tortally yasnncd
Grip John Gregory, n Eleuburs, ) Hnyl.y, Joll
Cotton, Rush Mclaughlin. Severely wounded
Capt II Brooks, Lieut. B'J Rundsll, sergtA P
II Z Addison, Rnndell Johnston, James W John.
son, George AaGapts; B Minor, R Strut Slight.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01

L A ATEST NEWS.
Fnrther from che Front.
MARIETTA, May, 20, via ATLANTA, 8

MARIETTA, May, 20, via ATLANTA, go
Yesterday afternoon the enemy charged 1vsr-
sons Brigade, of Wheelers cavalry, On Our right.
The charge was returned with spirited gnllan-
try, empty ing many Yankee saddles.
Nine o'clock Mt night Woolford's cavalry again
charged outright, meeting tho same fate.
The enemy were foiled in attempting another
flank msvelarnt TO day.
All serene.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
a.en arrested as forg.r Of the bogus proc!a.

bsen arrested as forger of the bogus pr0c!a-
,aation.
The Evening Bulletin says letter from an
!merican naval o!iiser dated Dover, England, 4th
last, states that the combined Confederate piratef,
Including the Alabama, are TO make q dsmonsira-
lion on the Northern coast as soon as practicable
Owing to the detention of the Rappahannock and
tho non arrival of the Alabama, it has been post
poned one month: This information is derived
FROM Confederate oficars through our spies.