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Lntest Northern Views:

TuyyrL HILL, March l5.-fEe Caattahoo-
- Ga.sits, of the l3!h, Was received yesser-
4 srecal despatch from Washington, Of
re l2.h, says, General Grant left that CITY
: Nashville The evening before; that be was
ecc.yc.. wlA enthusiasm By the army oi Inc
;'ntD.nac during recent visit. .
;. ,a!:r::.er Daytor's seu d1cs net confirm tbe
:e,..rts of French recognition which the cen
.s.iicn Journals u:adc out '0f his arrival AZ
Washington. 49,,
Leu Con. Gr.atnow commands oil the
ariiiss ftA. Abolition despotisg..
Hsi!c,.k is assigned ospecial duty Mt Wss;l'
irg'oa ~ Chi,f oi Sail.
Sherman stccrrs1s Grant in the Mississippi
Department, and Mcpherson succeeds Siler'
m.n in the Department Of Tennessee.
Grants hca quarters are 10 Lc established
in the lied. The respective armies will opc'
rale ua,icr lis immediate supervision.
W. +. Smith has been nominated Major-
General preliminary to his taking command
Of the army Of the Iotomsc.
Grant Intends concentrating all the force;
from the Western boundary Of Texasato the
Mississippi.
Another call is to be made, for 100000. :,
Thc Ej.pubcans in the Lower House CT
Congress sustain sssr1iarys Chase's views Oh
: the gold question.
In New York on the l2;h, cotton was QUO.
ted ut III cents, ard geld at G2.
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MannGacture nr saI1netra.

Oar citizens throughout the District 'lnay act
be aware that saisreire is being ande in eorsJ-
eralle quantities in cur little town. Pref. +. S.
lfcL.Es, who is at the l.ya.i Of The Ni:re bureau
i- iiis State, holding liz Commission ironl tic
Con eicrNta Government, has e-.ah!i.hed scre II
msouiactory, wh;ch, ailer ,.ms t"o .r rec
,son!hs ii getting under way, is nov in sn.l tide
Of success. The salircne thus l.roaaced sees to
make gan powder, which sunrowier rrofcls eul-
III. 80 ,..s hearts OF Yankees. Tea rcar talk Vf
what 40 are to hope frcm dis2crsi"ns aiaans tso
Yaukccs--acd what we arc 10 hcrc from tLis,
,!lat, an. the other; Lu, y2u may rest we'll cs
sarcd We have more to hspc from Sa!tpc;re than
aHy othec Source. IL t!ii war' it ha, been. snd
will continue t, be. our best friend. LIST Us there
FORE al in every Nay possible, hs production Of th!s
i,npcr:an. ,r!ic.o The.c sul:pet:c W orks il our
..wn ars i.nlrr Tie s,fcFiut+udcnce srd manage
mer: &c III. Patterson, n s.ntlcman ;kilied in
cAc:rstry, and wis iy his u,.saiiy and Interest,"
ia.. rxp!:.na .:nrs mAkrs !. visit tp these works
highly c@tertsining and edfyirg. He is how
turning cut iarss. qaanii'y Of ssllpctrc every
wves; AID VIC congratulate our town cn thus
contributing to lie rcaources cf.;hc Confederate
Go;tru.ae:t.
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Ienrlnl Iics-stenllng.

Il amounts to = s;r:ous cs!smi'?. Kegs are
ytclcn in every direction, .nd all leurs Of the
day and nirtt TLc.e i.cg thisyes kianap posv's
a:.a p:::s in ,ae most aar:ainsly successful nian.
ner. Nor DO ,ley cvnGlc themselves 10 IhoiM-
in: beast cur.,l tacon is raTished Ir.'n slcci iny
seacac houses win clsal ippuni'y. We hayc
he.yi lately Or several easts in which persons.
Lave lost t.c;r lit:!c .tpci; 9; mcst BY Wholesale
And within Tic la:, few days two or thrcc gen.
,isu,en oi~onr toxin h"re lost valuable shot's.
can.ct tae.o depredatons be s;orpsd' caunst
u,agures Le devised to check them
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10 vhe I.adies.

Do ycu know Niys *. L. BnArnoS. the Ing
lisli auhcr..s who has hrccins 20 werlt-rcnownesl
Siace iho hcyinuing OF oar w"r-sinee old Abe
E.s efs US out il; tie cold Ste writes moves
aud very c:,nr:ains ohts tbeT ere. Her success
l..s ecvn almost unprecedented htr reputation
as a romance sriter i >wondey!,ii, high. S! Q
draws very %e,uiiful wom:n-ar1 g;f:ca, but
generally manages to iut in:n ,i:cr cildr~c;tTs
aacl, strong spici of the de:i! that they cnnntt
be held up'as ratt:irs. ! lady, lersclf very
beautiful aal gifted woman, :.HI also II pattern,
tYla " the o;her day she knew Miss EHA'pos
was an Ugly, yellow, snags! !c-eoctl'ed oid maid,
who, though she night paiH her .folnrn bright
and beautiful, always gave them some fault or
d.irct which wouid drag them down 10 lcrel
w;t: hrrS2!!. Her mon, kc, hcrot. 8! lesst, are
en:;re'y eo.ane II jau. !; aui rerlen NE we'll know
a.: r,tsar rcadGof petfee: ,;sep ,hsn OF perfect
v.raca IN tho one, they believe, in lie oih.s
thry hive not tie slightest faith. Miss Bria.
nos's works n.s +" Aurora rluyd, Lady L;slc,'
!" tprre! Mars,am tho C=pt::u of The H.!turc; !"
& Lady ..udlegs see-ei." T!:2 s:st and hst are
m,.t ropu;ar. G:.eJ can tu had in augusta or
& I.,,.;.:L
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.lect.

Thi. morning (Tncsdas) tho mhole world is
covered with sl,ci ss thick aSa heavy and pitiiess
as Nc have over seen. slcciins fur;onsl; as ne
write. Fearful wind last night; !rtrs ar'' s%css
hg:sca, eal,lc. eyep mcu ana women, considerably
.!i,lcveiel- decidedly !.:oo a.'.i tu!iern. The
reputation OF cur .ptrii as weatherrrolEet is
fully established. 30 oncro reach blossoms this
year. Those who La.: lishio1 Con, ssish DO
doubt, they lad ]: in llcir Larrs again. Terrible,
.fJias. trvu!.lous; tines. Tly to lie conten;sd
,!lrou.l. i; all. a coat.ntci mind i acontinua
.rr,st. t."-anor; tho only feast ona can come by
rvw-a days.
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.srr. ,,resn,s, es;eEsa.e.

Tie ssyaanah .l''ep;eaiiicaa. Ia, ths follow
inz strong aud sensible rsnla'ason lie lA'e
t;::;e.i,.:arial a,rssage. Gy.i;n ;.al h"i;i';u
bo.; ,ncas 10. b. riding he :is,;:e a::say>;
The i. .utHeg;, ,a:.n VINO ~o"id at 4 lime
l;:ii. -. ;i.;siss. w!!..n p irAefoc : Scoring
ay.:....;i ..5sl ex:.vrs;!ies Il 't,,- 5 ar, wh:n
VI. are ii;srs .ali;is uir inree,pr &; a=t-grand
a.; / 10. the ii3eiii:s {! Sr.@ peGr'e, and
Yaen s;fdev;s, on us:ioa i't:! ha:.iH:ny among
o.,;.s.,,Y cs-.:., s:iY, The ,n1i wko wtuld at q
cr SIS Ike Ills: l,eilbsravY sud ii, his closet,
vial, :; n.::l!ce s!1ac>; irG;>h. .i';.sc war.Gpoa
his own Govst.aae.it: dtaouncA is,t-r t;sr:.a:y
.l,i u. ". ivn. i.:ytse I'll: spirit ci Giscorl
sn;l Gissttn.;5l among the p rl'is, and insp're
the arinics 7yith.siissiust ap'! t!:sioyslty.i:n-
.lT .,ca;,ss. q. !. difference u p!!2io: a in Us
god or better Jasn than .il:seiF, ON points
Ui legality ard cxpct;ie,icy, is. iu al l''ie't' )
and paie5Dscs, ans caciiy To the: cnGi;rs, .'ie'
wo sh.;i yistl AL faith III humanity If h.' hc
no: 80 rssaf{l'1d. I.et-tnc Lcgs!2.tr' a':ti't:!e
rpeci.lo fllow. lhe,alyics OF Coy. E:oSn, and
we Shall soon be brought to 8 &c .r'u! :ea!iZa'
,ioa OF the consequcrces. We c2H'c ""t ha'"
seat. the e,c.ny = nioreat7ginrlsi5 i5 r.past taa''
this s.i,ia 1!s es4ase Il Gov Bro%o. lie sew
York papo-s wuj her.iA it to the w"rlc IL
es;. her aid unDisiakab' c
c:.ic...c "a It .il,oN,t. Davis iy:arnf is oii
lis last legs Gov. Ero'~n bas mou''ted tic
Sand Us :: v.untcer witness 10 ali those vie
j.o. .k.:,s have Said a::--.;.:s. Us.
1Iiis ,eytra2yslinary mcss'&e was not TIE
.oi,. coiicoction ot Gov. C;''Ni! /. - :..:e e;i:
ui...;on O: plan i.ir, s;ric !:..d long: since
~ FAR s;.rswtcc men. cast. u e'iis the !.rfi-
pe l..ye Ia,led to recogaias. &ad With wa,n'
'.y..:e oxi2ia' sis the s;;rsat,.,:taxin Of lie.
B;own is-s;lapsy P.t forward IS 'h' ir toci ! d
cxpanettto ii.;lagara:e the YORK ID l'H'':G
way. llolyssa spoke. by the ca''l Wien be SAID
there wasa party in Gaofgiia who stocd at ii'7
back. Whssepregress they shall. -nla k re
mains fcr tie patriot; PEOPLE nl IBIS Stale iG
.le,yra,i.,c.. Vie warn thtini."". t.::t ;ieyy
= are s,r,,,ii,lg ~ nc lruk OF pT@eipic', a4n
that o.. sie;, i;,rwars: nn;ler the bi"Iins o'
the.c dc,iruc.iSes, viii prove a,ter ruin 10
ca.r .lorloussearsc aae: eteinal diSsIrsce lvt
,i1as.and their postc.ity. -
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Grand crppiug Process.

On Wednesday last Capt. DEAN began The COL
iection Of the State Tx; he remained at the
Village during Wednesday ard TEursdSy. People
from I'll quarters rushed t" pay, and seemed scrry
.Aat the tax was not higher; 'k"y s'ard lie cup:
rins Admiralty. Tie l.:xs grahd e"rfi"= process
Ike most terrible Of al-is to fake place in June.
.glcn our ple'i,oric ,y:tem will TO successfully
aep.a;el and sne:. too Nil begin lie fearful and
sO!san rite of di.gors;-g. Eat We VII! stand it
heroica:ly. We are Ge!crniiasvd 10 get well.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

An Irish PAPER very pcriinenty ysuggcsts 10
Lord John Russell that whila; he undertakes
TO have the existing legislation Of England
amended for Tic rebel service, he iAight as
we'll have tie enlistment laws .n,uu;ed 30 as
to prevent ihea l..lMg unlisted ;oy the Fe eva!
5crvice, fd:a0O having been supplied elrea!y
from Iresi:d alone, and Lincoln being cG.
gagged in pcr;ec!!ng measures f,r eniistnr 3
grra. many moro. LORD ilussa.i has now an
opportunity CT showing exactly Slkt British
r=etra!ity amounts to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

s;.uritEs% GALLA,sraT-l AND NORTHERN RcF-
Passing along 2 main thorough fare
Yesterday, in the rake Of u staiwart suar'',
IN ;.rovost service, VIC we're pleased 20 notice
With ,yLat ..,arlie'l respect o.e!, lady was sa-
,utei, a Ia D,iiisr:ge, Sap passed i:i'n., Ii =
:.c!y approached !iDEi i: opposite direction:
:.:s ,.!ece vas Suddenly brough toa cairysard
the let haul respectfully raised 70 the right
shoulder acco>s tl.e polished rilis, end tbs
nosi:ioil preserved anti; s5e passed lhea ie
as anddcniy BROUGHT i.;s p;eca as@sin t, The
right shoulder slI;ft, ard proena,ied win ;aea'
sur..,i tre;..l Oh bis accustomed ro;'',d. We
Te.c p'-asel 10 w;tnes, tJis silent bat Go,
s.rcrt ;ea,uyiet: ,iaci:; to the can:S ;n'' qor!;
AM iaf!c5iiolii,y 'cf ourncllo Sautht.: woa:.'.
lsc..a e:sl;:;..t tear;uS C it:s .stcrdy iian at
.:.:Ga st:,sin ia stsik;ng e2fir.:at with the Coarse
.uliiat:sp, a.la t.u.aiisy of iae s1'jiery Gs IKE
l;ct,7, r,:tn ';ssei indign;.;es to it!fiaas c&p-
1iycs. 2;:d :'snlt 3ui protected sofpc.I il. ,i.a
streets Of. c;,pliFc cities. We recosI;zcl him
al once ,assss:gtgpe of TIC 'rne Ssntt7era ge;.:
.!!-luap; ard we :ou not i.elp contrasting t:;e
coarse re,.eacas of fhe Y.l;,kees toward4 3:Ie,
,0..,~, mo cap.urctf if','thcrn e;.ies,swiii,
tie -r.:cetu! az, i:,a Of vi; representative ot
car .:,utt, in soI.ic.y; m'.osa ;eve"chco s:.l'
respect fol- &5:.lsa. is ..s enthusiastic as tacir
neroism in the blaze OF battle.-Southern Con-
iederacy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

Two soldiers on guard were recently fonnl
murderedin ST. Petersburg. Ii was suggested
tl.at the eyes of tic Soldiers should &c in
mcdately Photographed, in ;ia hope of sue
ceasfil'y tes.ing toe discovery recently made,
.hcn, 10 the surprise of all, ;hc result VAS
The productions OF the two soldiers q the pri-
Tatc guard Of The palace. on whose breast
were.the insignia OF tho cross Of St. George
TIE ,nurderers were &. anc2 sought out aud
i1p:rhcgaed.
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Il! ADV IS Z r.
WEDNESDAY, Mas,cu aa, .aG4.
,Juloesed.for; u,r;nyatod, Unwelcone c.
JAMES T. BACON, EDlTo

.we moan the late cold We, her. we have hs |
rros;. .ul fros:n.water, ai,d frozen milk, aud
nua::,el Gn-ers.S:na r,l unscs, ANA shrus- s-shool-
,:..ul s,s n4:sers, ~,,..i ~ I'm; ."r' Of ihi"s
rcsch and plum ;rccs rrc.en, The m"st haEs#rd.
ea.aciatcd, crcs, fallen and tissracefu Prsaranee
Knowing ones say peaches asd rlaais ars a2"ae
but We don't bvlievo,it; plenty q, ls1s sill to
open. VIVA; ,rl Of economy would it be in pr0ri-
!cucv to cat of tho peaches and l''uM' in sues
times ..s these? While write il is raining dill
.An i $, "a ii has been doing so al last uish; a
e~Ll, eS.nior;lcss, dismal rain. Abe Dec" rasaes
in from tho from, piaz=s, cryins: Irs s"irs I"
frs.zc; or' Well ssa.wl,a; msaaer o. rT9a'aer-
prophet this juvenile hceii is.
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Administrators Sale.

M Pursuance Of mn Order from the Ordinary,
Il will praGeei to sell mt the la.e residence OF
LEWIS MAY, deceased, on THURSDAY, tho
1;h APRIL next, all the Personal Est.to OF sai1
deceased, consisting in part MS follows:
seTen Likely Negroes,
FOUR HORSES, THREE MULES.
TWENTY iiRAB OF CATTLE,
TNENFT ODD HEAD OF HOGS,
SEVENTEEN SHEEP,
COTTON AND WHEAT,
CORN AND FODDER.
SYRUP, BACON AND L.:Tb,
PEAS, SWEET rOTAToE SEED,
ONE Lot OF SALT.
One gu-ry, one Wagon, ons Saddle, ore stos
Gun. E!acksnlt., drl Plantation Tao's.
Eoascbvll and Eiiehea l'urnitusc.
tc., SC. &c.
Also G, III, sam, ti.he anil place. viii cell
TILE HOMES TEAp TRACT GF LAND, con-
timing
-Four Hundred and S:x:y-E,gist Acres
More or less. bounded by lands CT A, Kemp, II.
May, :. Walton. II. II. Ma-s"n aud cth5rs.
Also, ONE oTiIEE Tract. coatain;n;
EiFT"" ACRES,
Mere or le:s. bounded S.7 lasils CT C. Lewis, u.
koyn, L. Stevens an'i othrra.
TEH:as.--The PERSONAL Estate viii be
sold on a credit nat tlrs l;;!l J.rcmhc- next,
without interest. Tae TEtL Estate viii be Sold
nh credit vf one an,i twn years with IL =rcst !r'in
,lay Of snc. The purchasers ri! !,e required 10
ta give sccariiies. The right e properly not
chan scl igtil the t.rnis Of sale arcromp!ic'l with,
and If rc.sol,l to bc sold ut ;hs first purchasers
risk.
JULIA ANN NAY. Admix.
With The vii! anmsx-.i.
M;. - 3t T.:
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rhr Rcscrye corps. caNsd ou..

.t,;iit. G,n. Coope: has Published stus'Ai
c-,;,.,s No. o. FOR the .i,iorcemaMt.of The NIL
:tsrr bin. to which all Interested ssp.'d give
;r,,,,c,ii.ta attention The orders arc dated
Maych !. ii) persons between seventeen
and eighteen. a:i.l forty five and fifty, acr 20
DC ut once enrolled. .Csmps CT Instruction
hes Z; be established ct suitable points, W.
der the charge of. co,n:naHdcrS at'; enrolling
officers aud dr:li-aasters.'' Applications for
exemption are 10 be maze in general to ths'
enrolling ellIleer Of the countT or district, and
SHALL be- supported by the .thIayi; ot,the par
.r. AID other tcs.ilnaay uader oath. Il the
.:nro!j::s cniccr apprcTe the Application ce
nav crant au easlz ption OF sixty days pro
y:lc,l ;,.isslatNoun,ernaoded l'y ti:e comn.an-
,ls.t of.tse eaaaerip:s, 10 whom The carEh
cate Of eysnSD. ion kaS 10 lie, ;or%srdtd. III
case both the enrolling o!:ieeT and ;a eo'a-
,ra.:.lant CT conscrpts r,jec: thc application
for exemption or Getsil, there is an appeal II
the iureau OF cailscrip.ion aud the Secrepry
OF War.
ipE,l;caticas Of farmers oycrseers, etc, fsr
si.t;l. =reto DO mace 10 tie ! zeal ehro'ilnS
1.::iccs ;e cfsiiri,ls, with tie a!fi'aris of 'h>
,,:..,Y. aud os!ia. enrrGaoiaIing evidence Ii
i!:o decision Of the qaeliias c.licer na :*or-
;D!a 10 tie apRi;cs;;on, tits ior4ar,'e' 70 ',e
a..i:,:,.a..iant Of ce:i+ciiots. s;la a.g,, II .e
apyroyc, grant de.:::i ior .;SiF Gays. II l.
,hcn sent to- iha bcrceu oi :a:scsip'i@,n.
Applications Of persons hes%ssn to'ty' nvs
sud Ely, 'l,ecanse justice, fAuiiF o: i'ecasH
t: require the d-tnil. orb-c.ase lhGif cmr'";-
mc:.t is ..c:cs-ary to tl,s public: are ma'le IN
the sane way as in TIE case 81 farmers.
Applications for exeT.l>ion hg ciersy'nen,
ncwsbapcy employees apo!hecaries: physicians
'r.orsso.s, ic..2.trs, &c. are nadc 20 the
fqos enrehias ciliecy, =rd III certificate a;ust
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Fund Your Money /!

En2RsoNs desiring to FUND IN FOUR PER
CENT. CONFEDERATE BONDS, under.
thc late Act Of Congress. can do so On aud after
Monday next, 1T the o:iioc. Of tho Commissioner
in Equity.
ali notes of the OLD issus must be endorsed by
the person Offering them, as mono Twill be takan
without ssidcndorsomcnt.
Z. W. CARWILE, Dep4-.;aTy.
Edsefcld s. c., Mar Z, 1864. It II
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aaay> have lived to knew, snys Adam Clatkc,
that the GREATEST secret of human happiness is
ihis Ne,rr suffer your cnsrgies Ia s'agnate. The
oil adagc Of ino many irons in tho ire.c'areys $
N un'ruf!. Yen cannot have too many-pokerf,
torsq and all--kecr them all going.
~ iho hes; place to defend ones own home
i: " ON the borler.' Nee, the crm;dn enemy as
near bis owa territory .s y@assanu.
sscss:.., j rrla!c: nsMcd Vim, who did It Ro-
ohe,isr, Englan,l, rOconti:, was heard ~ mater
TO iil;ss.f, few moments before his death: "
a,n On lay ls.t stick full; coming to ra.a-
graph. and suppose III have to wait for old death
to,iut in period
~ IN Eisiiskman writes that Pretty end
well drcsssd Mexican s:rl wss siishted iroM
railroad car when = Mexissn and French sflicer
cEered to =s.is: her. She said tc.wecn IN invader
and traitor she preferred To. invader and gave k:r
hans u. tbs !rsnehmsn.
sss Tro or ,Lrec we'll known Forth c.ral;na
papers ne eord;iiiy endorsing tae messag. Of
G9r.B:oYa Sf Georgia. {" l.r'ls Of q !eeihsr,"
,ae.
gsa> The Richmond Ea7pif,r say The late cs-
change of cur men was effected without ths ia-
terpys;lir9 q D-a.t Eultr-,le whc!c corresren-
,.nce in rc!a.iea to the matter hqing conducted
Ly 1tajnr sfu:rerd oa tac part of tic Y7nkecs,
aud Colonel Oull on bci,.c CT Tic Confsdsratss.
Bale. c.ra-: re SnoTn officially in aay matte:
concerning the exchange Of prisoners. ., u
zs, Gvntls,iann1 who get letters from 'h9 army
Of Con Lee Say ;i:at there is a conviction among
both cfieers and men that tine soil of POnnsylya-
mia is again to TO troddcn by tho rebels.
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4 FrpER.1 So1nlsR I:ILrEp BYA LADY.

A FEDERAL S9LnIsR / lLLEn BYA LADY
A toe'csp ,-sent OF the ia Gra&gc bn'iei:n
f;iil.i il. 3 that ;.a2a. 9Th tie Annexed:
: w ,earn ,hs.,itrS. Ariese, wife OF Il!man
arl, ge.rece,,iy killed : Yakcc in-Wi',he,-
Ter. Tennessee. Tbs "st:dsl had elf: '2 !; r
lrause md demanded entrance. ller Ell bard
was n rclnsce ip Atlanta, Ga, and n tE;s
s:a:c OF ,icFeaaeacc she salnmoncd al i;af
courage ara rcfl'el the Yankee c"rsncs,
telling Elm If te entered she would Kill him;
Thinking he would iniia:iiatc her. ae dsrra
to forcc lie y!cor open. VIXEN Ms. a., tru. 10
threat, sLct lila 9Th a gun, killing Ian m
stan;ly.
Afttr ,iis, III. Yankee olii :er il. ca:nmalnd
at Winchester had snsrd OF protection
nlaced at kcv.housc, nnti, to his c:edi: DC II
said. in.t;li-d l.cy IN tho act.
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.aCoupAxy Q.''-This is the jocalar term
applied by the soldiers III the army to those
81 the cavalry arm OF the service who, by
reason Of any accident or the casualties CT
war, are dismountcd, and ona march keep
mp with the wagons. These compose Com
pany O." and it is large and growing organ
ization.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

(. The following peculiar "notis'" was found
nosted in little townia Delaware:
neward-Lost or strad3 from PremiIsc cs.
The subscriber, ssheepe al oyer white one
leg was. s.l,aklk and half his body. All persons
shal! r.c:iyc five dollars 10 bring him back.
Up. .S.-IIe was s. she goat"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Soldiers ~ Home.

We hear that our old friend, sorgeat Major
srALLwcnrm of.tku 7;h, is'a: home Oh Through.
We shake hands witt, .ia across the twenty miles
hat iaicrrtuc 5e:wceu US, aquery Linn a1 fol-
/ ;xs: E''2-roes reto"rne p"ur com 'n"uie, ct
r.,a:e- .io y, M ;nr,trr az n.ce
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
During the late raid. of the Fede..ls up the

During. the late raid Of the Federsls up the
York River, Yo the torpedoes arc SAID TO
h.ys l,ecu avoided by the pilotage of the man NJ.
~ho .up97ltendcti the sinking Of them. lhe
Yankees ,,:anss,pl with their usual adroltnes;
and cruelty. Tie person referred to- an old
...n By tie name CT Gage, was placed IN
bo.t with his wife End children, and thus
compelled, g. tie risk Of TIC Ives ct himself
and fatally, to plot the expedition through
the line Of the torped5cs, tho 5',s;;iu;';
which were, of course, exactly known 10
himself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

~ t.. Montgomery -lattHisef ssys tue Fed
erals, ten thousand strong, hav' cr":sud the Tea
nsssec river 10 North Anbsma, aud are mSrch-
idx South: Gen. Ruddy and his command 1t
seems lave gone to Dalton, end the Ee!srais
.rsbrbly Improved the opportunity o! bis a5-
,.ncs 10 cross the river aud commit depreda.isns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

AFFAIRS At JAcKsoy.--A gentleman j:,st
from Jackson. Mss reports the citi2cns in
the highest decree Of encouragement an'!
confidence, so lar rs recent military events
arc concerned. News had reacLe.l Jackson
lha. Banks was baliY thrashcd in Louisiana,
end that Sherman was probably sent to his
relief. Provisions are still plentiful. Bacon
is selling at So, corn at S2! Gen. Adl!ns
made speech in the State House recently,
in which he predicted that the war would
end this year, an opinion generally concuFrsi
in. All trade with tho Yankees has been
>.opped, as our cavalry ere present. and, very
probably prohibit anything of the kind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

: We are hspry to inform i,a, raiders thss
Gen. Bcanregard l.as arrived, and Is with tho
Army ct lFioride. As our reelers gro well
aware, Gen. Ecauregarl is arlr f.vcri.e. lWhat
was fiiiiicult in the army vii: b. made ensy
and that Which wss crcc!<ed viii noE: he msl.
straight.-Gainssviils (tia.} C3:;na Stn.e,. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the15lh inst, by Rev. II. I. Bart
Icy, Mr.. JOHN W. L. BARTLEY, Col, 7tl s.
c. Reg't., aad Miss MARGARET ROBERTSON,
daughter of Capt. D. Robertson, eli Of this Dis
trick -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
E,artar Barreri

WILL BARTER RICE. SALT, NAILS and
H.DOUR LOCKS. for CORN, PEAS, BACON,
sf my other provision 10. my o"r use.
y. VI. PlSLEi,
Near Crcita Turn 0rt on
Edccicl! Read to Aiken.
AIKEN, 5. c.. M.r - 81 Z;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
FSr the Legislature.

Mr.. EDITOR :-AS the country q. this. time re-;
qurcs the best talent, we propose the name of
Gen. r. G.. NJ. DUSovANT for q Seat in The
next Legislature. We hope he will not reilsctc
give iho State TIC Leuyit Of his couacil.
MANY VOTERS
Feb. Ii te 8