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Dr. Max. LaRorde.

DR.. LADospg, so distinguished since the hc-
siuningui this war for his untiri,g and widS-ist
Christian philanthropy, and whom Ed$eield is
now douLiy proud tu call her.run, has been So
lieitet by the Central Association to deliver n
tisccur:c st iarious places in our States oa the
life, charaster and services of the late Chief Jus
ticc o'NrALI. He has consented, and vas to
deliver his first lecture ut Newbcrry on ;he oyo-
ming Of May l1th.
Wi!l the learned aud popular lecturer net come
to his old home and rsfroduee this discourse? !?
Te cordially invite him and viii surely expect
hir. The proceeds Of the address will be dis
tribu.ed by the Association in aid Of the Soldiers
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II.lATEST EYVS.
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Lnte From. Virginia..
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III-rIcH May.

:. RALEIGH, May Il, vin WELDON, Nay l3. E.
Various wild rnmors have b.op afoat here. to-
day, ono of which is that Loe has driven Grants
forces acro,, tho RapidaSkith terrific slaughter; i;
but ali that can be gathered that reliable is the
following: ,..,..,....z . .'1.,...,.
Holeemb,s Legion rs.isted the enemy at Chez
ter Monday last. Thdie has been no fighting
since then. The.enemy rtill hold the Railroad.
a. .Besuregarl,s hssadquartet, aroin Petersburg.
He has been reinforced twenty 5-thOusand. or more
recantlyan still they pour ins
The stores closed in Petsrsburg and every man
ID in tho rafk& s. =.
z An cement is expected tomorrow. s5;...,.
Tho bridge across Stony crcsk is rebuilt and
the one across the Rowan River will DO done to-
morrow sight. ). ~. -
|. Dreur, e Bluff has been reinforced SO that no
apprshsnsions are felt .aboutits security:
+ Trains will run throught ts Petersburg day after
to-morrow. -
Two sunsont. vers esrtainly. .b;orn up Of burned
aud probably four. ::
Nothing else reliable.
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For tho Advertiser. ,a:


Mr. EDi4on :SAbout the first Of this month it
VAS my pleasure to be IN the village on Monday.
That evening the amateur urdramate corps Of Edge
'fsl presentsd upon tho boards the fascinating
comedy of London Assurance, z Eith the mimi
table farcs'of !t.a.Rougk Diamond" Allow me
TO. say hatthis Corps. Dr.matique presented an
array of tslenS and e.prit not :equaied in any
Theatre now opcn initGe confoasfacs. Tbcchar-
tcrs OF Max 1IarkaWay, Sir Haredert courtley,'
spnanker;; Charles cJunley,- Dazalci ana Msddls
iamsaaS tie gentlemen, and Lady Gay spanlksar,
Grace IIaikaway' snd Pert, among tbs ladies,
being the .loalang and most important .roles of
the cemedSszlSssrgT presented With artistic sppru
citation, foe stsgssaetioa sud sxeell.nt elooution
1t would be unjust to s all played tkeir
parts surprisingly well. Tho. supporters faied
poL in any particular, nd:dcserye equal common,
dalion4ronl the public for the happy manner in
.ssbici, they adspted themselves to their respcc-
tive party. The comedy terminated perfect
success, ae:mes evident FROM the applause and
general e1liiiaration OF he audicucs. And now
lit was evident tkat the large crowd hlling
the spacious Halland crowded gallery, was full
of,impatisbee and anticipation to SEQ oand hear
the opening of the farce, The Cough Diamond"
soodthe loud and oGmmandingiyoice Of sif- Will
liam Evergreen and Capt. Blenheim were heard
bohind tho sesnes. Their entree ,wns made before
M admiring audience, and their interview was
listened to with sttentinn and delight Then
Mar CORY, the /" Rough Diamond" stepped upon
the boards amid tho pleasure and appfsbatisn Of
all present. And, asthe play progressed, the IN
,erest increased, and when iaf Cousin Joe" made
his.bow the audience nas eonrulsed. There is no
describing tho feie-a-iete between "couain Joe"
ma " Marsery ]" if lho original joe and Margo-
ry had boen present they could not have borne
away the palm from these amateurs. lord and
Lady. Plato, with becoming dignity, represented
their character successfully and it was certainly
apparent TO the Corps that il was decidedly a
ili;ant success. r
Themusic between the Acts, as selected and
performed by a trio ii youthful and accom- pllshed
Indies, and gallant one-armsd, bass-voiced9 SOL
dior, exhibited Gee taste high cultivation, and
excellent execution. ~ ~
: All III al, tnls was lho hnoss tnNa onIs'
stainmcnt:I have attended for two yssrs q more
and have attended during that time, Whenever
the opportunity presented, " Mobile, Atlanta aud
Augusta.
: Ths receipts of the evening must have beer
twelve or fifteen hundred dsAfs,; which will pro
cure artificial legs for several Of your EdgeGsld
soldiers maimei in the defence of our country
The originator of this idea deserves praise, and
the enterprise the patronage of the public. Who.
ever sslects those plays oasts those characters
and pulls those wires is no tyrOin stage manage
mept, and deserve, and will win suecesa in AZ,
CON. muni,y. When will you treat us again tt
such On intellectual feast? We would be do
lighted to attend one or two every week.
SPECTATOR.
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The Rcsaca Raid.

The Rebel, Of the ll;h, states that il con.
siderable. body of Ynpkees made their appcsr-
ance on Monday, in the rear Of Dalton, in
the neighborhood Of Resaca station. The
number wss estimated at several thousand.
TLey ;at,ernsted to return by the, route they
came, hut fouad some Conf.derates in .he;r
way, and a:,tle la,. accounts werc in = very
anxious state CT dunety as to whether tiica
you'd be able TO get back u Chattanooga
without going ay way OF City Pcint.
Appropriate arrangements are said to have
been made FOR gathcrins u, the entire party.
!. The most Of. them will probably get TO
Atlanta in day or two in freight cars.
The Rome Courier of the lOih says that
the enemy are reported advancing iasshat
direction Oil the road that leads across lay
lors' rildgesto Yillanew. II is said that. on
Sunday evening tLeir camp extended from
the top OF the. .monIss;n to the foot oa this
side.
Thisis probably am for: to pass Johnston's
left flank, and it may be. their intention 10
get to lis rear; b. shorter route than COM
ing b. Rome.
The YaHaks crossed ats.Ship's Gap, in Tay-
.lers ridge, aud arrived ut F;lianow Sunday
sftecnoon. They sent scouting party 10
w;:hiDjSialr miles of SubligAa, where they
arrested Lieut.. Adkins, Of the home. guards.
and tSo citizens.
.The force was cavalry only, and they seem
to have made halt ct Eiilanow. Nillanow
is fifteen miles from Da!ton, ten niles from
IesGca, twelve from Tunnel Hill, and tiikiy
from Rome.
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The friends of Mr. F. A. TOWNSEND respect
fully announce him a candidate, Tor 3 scat in the
Legislature, at the ensuing eleotion.;
: AT the e0ommepcemsntofth th. war, Mr.. TOWNS
END attached Aimself to.G Company g, 7ttr Rest
S. he still remains, battling fer the
rights of rtho.senth. - - ,;e s's,s' -
sah being consulted in rslstion d permitting
his name to 0gssbesore the peoples. I candidate,
he replied that, ksa a.rer sought . 20, neither
would he decline any friends
may be pleased to assign him; at ths. same time
be wishes tdistinoty understood, that if elected,
it IS his purpose to continue in service, except
during the Session Of Legislature.
Mr.. TOWNSEND is rontlsman Of education,
talents aAdbusine,s habits, and if elected We are
confident will discharge The duties Of, Legi'la-
tor to- the ontire satisfaction of his constituents
We.therefore.reeommsnd: :hinseS Sshssnpport Of
his fellow-citizons. . <ts2F
. UPPER BATTALION 1oiu Reef.
May 1siss tss =. FL
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Latest from the Front.

ATLANTA, May ls.-since the repulst- Of the
saemy a. Dalton, he has been moving round our
left, closely followed by Gen. Johnston, who has
hold him in check in every effort against our line
Of communicatiens.
The nature of the country prevents the massn:
of largo bodies OF troops.
On Friday the attempt against Resaca va. re.
newod and continued through Saturday and Sun
day. Every attack was successfully repuissd
The less ou eur side was small.
There ha, been NO press reports orprivats tele.
grams received from the field.
It.is believed that both armies arc now deplOy-
ing into the valley of 0us.i%aula.
We refrain from giving conjcotures, and the
information from the field is too ineomplots4to
exhibit results. -
The Relief Committee on arriving Gsd they
are not yet aeedod at tic front.
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ReIiQious Notice.


Tho Fifth Sabbath UnionM Meeting of the Fourth
Division of the. Edgefeld Association willeon.
syene with the NJ. ziea, Church :Sa: Erasy bilors
the 9Th sabtathin May inst, at 10 o'clockeA. NJ.
ReY.s..P. dATzES tospreseh the Introductory
sermon; Rev. WsB. SHAM, Alternate:
Rev. J, P. ME1nIsa ehaiity-ormon; Rev. ].
T. MATHEWS, Alternate. eli.s .i,g
I, Bro. A. j. EAaHoyp, to write the esss.
Subjects for. Djcss.ion.=--lst, Is the present
mode Of administering the, sacrament in our
Churches strictly In accordance with the scrip
tures2 introductory speaker, Bro. w.iB. sHAw.
ID, .Isitrisht:te aismiaaa Church member by
letter, and if So. tho bestform. Bro.,J.'p MEAL
ING Introductory speaker:
US. MATHEWS MosrnAron.
E. NJ SwEIRsNers, Clsrk. -.
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suddea and Wonderful Influx Of Block
. - s,Lcrsy -

N,neh rn:. into the sin asiOrOrt of Whining.
:on within a week past. Astounding Cant be !.
Ehe would desire more! Ayaunt corn bread
and fig lcaysi! We SHALL be fod and clothed ~
was Dives CT lid our Lazarus days arc f.irssSy
.ver.
patn sober earnest, .this is mighty gsa1 ,;sra
aad vastly cheering, These riab!o ycsssls Of
course bring in untold Quantities Qf goods ana
provisions. Our farmers and rlaners win 30
fcnsnlJsTslieysa Of the 'lra;r upon 'l;cn.; an.s
Our iuincnte tio.,tiag Or refugee rerufaiien wiz
no l,nger hayc.tY iii their bellies With husks''
after .hc fashion Of the PrOdisal Son. .T &c land
viii be filed with ale and cakes. Hurrah for the
bonnie Blockade Hunners,!
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! rn64LatessfNelvs...i /. .

"a Tsis; Week aonr courier has been more prompt,
,pd Js sirescas our rsaders With lie iutc,t newr
.sa,b.rea tryin So susasa papers e Tuesday
nSernin See Ppr,n news columns i.tLet no
one me nissilc that Gaal JeHssToS has made an
i,nmonse ;retrogrsde movement. fRcsaea.;is but.
fifteen lailes ip.rearsf Dsltou:=!Gsnl; J .rknows
,vb.tsb,is about -sstlt q -, ;'4s', 80. -.
=. ~. :5,ts :5,ts!s Ma aca9ia.n ~
This is tto tislsaofT work :of fiction by
Miss Evans; ;ofs Mobile, the euthd1e:s of +" Hen.-
llaa.@ j Our haba6les opinionit is superior t.
s 8ealaa %, and this IL saying Srcit dual, The.
origin Of ths ,its MS: In old classic lore Ma
;ssris, the daushtcr 5of Hercules and Dsjalira,
offered herself n willing and cheerful sacrifice
upon The altar ossthex xoas to secure the success
and yeisa7s Of her falpily and nation;. How many
women thousands Of Southern; since tho beginning
Of tlcao lays of blood, have sacrfcedi not life
il. on, ,.liko Mdaarin, but Nhas was to; them far
sarcr than life. their sons; husbands, brothers,
fuu fupou the lssd dripping Altar Of Patriotism ~
Tic great III oil t9bs deduced from this good
snra intenssiy noble 59ok is that DC must oil le
oi use in III isoE3, ;sthat the wise Crohtsr has
cue and every one Of nsa for life
long and conscisntisus zlabofi that forgetting
ssl I'VE must shed II Git and happiness upun the
paths of, those who walk near US sthrongh life;
IIs,hat ae years ofseyery 5man4and every woman
should bs mellow with tho fruitage Of good deeds.
The literary ,Irefisstos Of I" Naeairris,' apart
from its seod teselIfbigss, is very great. Miss
EVANS is {; woman rho has studied much, reflect
cd much, felt mueb;Ster. philosophical reflections
are Gne, her relparkssupou life and experience
strikinsly wise'asa. tine her sOrd-paiutingigor-
gsdh. antI glowing, shsr,Gllusions to tho myths
and dei!ics CT classic gos the most; beautiful we
have ever,reasl. AEe.aJoye al, ,kcr patriotism is
deep ar. .bariiing.; sho IS genuine SOataern
lromon Her patristlsm too is practical for
within the past three years fhc mas speat months
and mouths Of patient ward and watch in the
Hospitals and Wsysiae .Homss of our struggling
country. :.
40 right. minded Southern wonau--aRd the
book. is peculiarly addressed 10 ,Ae-Kemen Of our
new confsdsraay --cas rise from the .pe-usnl OF
,iaca,iso vithoatbsi wiser; better, stro:.ser.
This work :dedicatca,in worls:of burning ,elo-
quenco, .and noble -wonanly gratitude, to the
Army Of tie confpaeTats s,ates-and in its last
pa gos tic authoress tribute to the prisate'
when cannot. and. 1p not be surpassed. All
hononthroughout osrsanny laid, to the name i 10 OF
I ArGrsrA j. .EyaSs !?ssS 10 .s:;.1fa,L
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Th,c Situation in virginia.

News comes slowly. Whcrcfore, NO cunhot cay.
quarter look we'll. In fact, they look incuntesta-
bly we'll in every quarter. GRANT, the mighty
hero nhu has been "eluzing the comet Of C. ses-
SON." has gone to digging. After having been
LcatsH by LEE and his veterans on tho 9th, 9th,
7th and s.h days Of this month. he has gone
6scsuurds, and is now burrowing in his entrcneh
.acnts s.veral miles in rear OF tho battle field.
Ills men SEEM to have fought pretty nell, but
Within e usual luck Of those bsnigh htcd Yankees
who .ssay.thc "On to li,bmond." GRANT lost
heavily in ihcse engagements, his plans are zip
arranged, and he is materially weakened. Our
soldiers fought with more unconquerablc va!or
than crcr, and sterner resolution never to submit
o. yield. urAXT has made u bad bcginuipg--and
Sill undoubtedly Le ,aoro fighting in. Virsinis
sosn--and hard lighting; "themaE on horseback"
wiu lot leave OF ut tht. But hs has, begun be-
fore he was zeady, and be is having sore ;roubls
with hi: yetsran.troops whose terms are.now GI-
piring. LEE Ia not PEssEEroN, ay.d LEES huge
ana valiant a!my IS very olAer:ns lhlhS !1oia
the wcak and struggling forco GRANT. found in
Mississippi last summer. sicCLELLAs tried to
play NAPOLEON, and fell; GRANT is t-yias the
same fantastic, trick, sd he will alsO fall. a
l'unkee endcavoring N,play conqaefor is tolsSabla
neither to Gods nor men Before autumn, dEASr
wiifSe "cl.an garie forever" and We shall have
made rapid striSts towards the arena Of, national
freedom.
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.The i,iyst ut Dug HOLLOW Gap.

-, a. ~, ,,;,r,
corTesIa;asht s ss; q 'nesA "a t.,''isa If''.',e
3 ,cy giFes the aaasxedf accouHt- OF the night a.
! I5IS :Hoilos: Gat:
e., IA, ,,,,y ra,, a. ;oa.ss.Eo,t ii. i s.,,cl5cl. the
enny -, ds s;r,i.. Mems ;.f,rts against our
;.;a,s 80 n,,- si'.ilor aHd Mil crceh
go 60 ~ - ,'o.'e -. @
,iba ,ovena-t .c,;,st t,.e former ,loce
.,,.s' sn;yi.sI, one. s@airst ,be lsttet no hold
~ sJv,nsS r, wss nsl;a I'm .ne,ny .conteutihc
b;n,ssIf With .shornshon;;rr sad sl.ll;np at
iong rsnye ?,
2 '0tIT That . tho reader .mvv better understand
;,ac situation, will stat. that west of Dalton
there lies a rsnoe of nndrla,ing bj.l,. called
the Cha.toora,a Mountains, :. which extend
from .Soake Crs.k tsso north ward 10. Mill
CrHek Gap, a. DISTANCE. of about twenty miles,
wRsSs: he range breaks ny into .lriscella'.e
ois iyiflS J9uc Hollow Gan -throush which
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f" The arisAtest Jewel in the cyown.''

"The Brightest jewcI in the Cyown.''
Our fair fricna-and not only fair, bat vastly
crserqrising-NGrs. rnlMr ElcHrLsERasE Las
sen. us a dish os Strawberries which wcreac-
actually miraculous in size and positively
is.pirea. We know not whit name they arc
called ny, but for our oga satisfaction VIC have
named them MS above. Each onc, and there wore
many of them, MAS as l,rge as 4 co,nEon sized
reach. Upon our hon9., this is the literal and
urs m hraidorcd truth No nes'i >: a:J further
e.np-iiii.rsi r:t apa. s.a9na .:hossh., !irrc il
fe, uo verify believe that Strawberries would
grow N the size Of Edislo Island pumpkins, if
ptimprovsng them, aud forcing them, and
tinaering at them generally.
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Fer The Advertiser.

TO t5s EGitar of the 1are,fiser An old wag
oner sces in your paper several naints as Candi-
dat cs for tho Legislature, and but two OF tho old.
NJ ospcrirrce teaches me that in hads;rands an
old 4ean,, rell lraipesss the best. Our roads has
h ,on rary bad, but they have been worked On,
sa now arc in pretty good condition.. and with
cFssu driver, with the old team, we mill get our
7 reduce to market without much trouble; at I'll
eysnts, I. majority of them, without good leader
aud good wheel horses, us tie roads issdryins of,
rr.ay STALL us there arc tOnie bad ud-hole, to
drive through Tho old WAGNER TANKS thnt if
ye can &c, tie gear on ut least four, and Een cS-
amino the hamslrings nnd that they. are good
md well tied, NO wilsset to market without much
trouble. Experience teaches the ord wagoaor that
.il rew "broom sweeps clcan," but tho old ono
knows whcrc,thc dirt lies. The old WAGNER voted
q full! ticket last election aud lost vote, and
th:l Was because be could not vote for both, and
at tho next election, if L should live to SEQ it,
y6u will knuw who The old wagner i,, for if:no
moro o! tn: old members are net candidates will
vote the same ticket again. But the old wagoaer
!, in hopes tho olimembors will come before the
y eople again, or at least majority Of them; but
= 10 old Wagner gives due re,pects to all the new
4nndidlc:.
Mn. Enl1on, if the. above is worthy of nctico
s,i your paper you5wasll much obligo old WAGNER
|, RsD MANY VorEas.
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IS her suffering g people, than 70 embark ,insbel
enterprise in which she. .Has bsen soliberally and
:.tlio,ically invited to become ssipartieipant.
Your conHitte., therefore; ssk leave to report
/: .e .ueeompauyipgiBill
.:.s,,.5 RICHARD YEAD9N, CHA1s.
This Bill Hs, amended and passed, which no
!..subt your correspondent +uEd the thousands he
speaks Of have sss9 see ne sauso yet to regret
MY. vote. Il -. =. ..
=; Respectfully, .. .s..:.5i..
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Ifrom the Trdns- mississippi.

hsoD1LE, May "a special dispatch to the
Tribune, dated Brookhayea, 10th, says the news
from Matches diroct is, that Banks surrendered
piffi:OnaitionalIy 70 Taylor. Tho Federal, s.y he
did it for spite, being superseded by Macarthur. /,
Tie ruuor tSst our man were hrutify mnr-
dered near V4ndalia, after they we're taken pris-
oners, seems confirmed. It Ia talked Of in Na,ches
as retaliation for Tpyt PILLOW.
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Especial TO .tke COaiedtracy.l-
Evacuation .of.Dalton..

9. CALHOUN, NIay 10. :
(. Dalton w0s evacuated last night BY cur forces,
and occupied tui, morning about ten o'clock by
the enemy. .-i,.5..
Our forcosf fell back 80 Resacs, where the enemy
attack kedtLem this evening. Considerable artil-
lery and npsketry firing was going on whsn the
trsin left this evening at Eve o'clock. i.
.-CArupuS, May Il, 6.6cloek A. Al.
The baltic opened furiously this morning, and
i, progressing. Nothing decisive has yet resulted
CAToosA.
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For tho Advertiser.

IL List ofthe Dead of Co. G, lst 9. c. v.
CANr NIAn ORANGE C. H., May 5,;lS64
For the information of those Interested, final
statement of tho Accounts of Pay and Clothing
iuc mou.Lers of MY Company WHO hav0 been
killed in battle, or diedrof disease up to tho l7th
day Of March 1854, will be found in the Clerks
Office at Edgefeld e. II.
A.P. BUTLER,
Capt Co. q, 1st S. CIV.
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aORITUARY.

DIED, at tho residence Of John .Mealipg on the
Cd Of May, DAVID j., son Of JOIN E.-and ASS
E. BrScH, aged II years raonths and days,
after q sickness Of extreme suffering of nThe
DAYS, which he bore without murGuri commit
ting himself to. God ir whom be seemed to have
learned through life of ill-heaih, to repose tho
utrnost confidence He leaves behind an example
of obedience and reverenceto his Gcd, aad pa
rents, and has thereby made hirntelf an hei. to
tho b!est prolnisos of God.
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Z. For It'd Advertiser.
Casualties in go. /, gath s. c. v.
. Mean REsItA, Ca, May 1ltb, is

Mean REsAth ca, May 1ltb, lsGl.
Mn. EDI1oR :-Plesso pubIfh the following
casualties in Co. r 2hh s. c. ", Oh the 9Th May
wlilssssirnishins win the enemy near Potatoe
Ridge:
Livat. j. A. TillmsS slightly in left ankle and
slightly in right leg;ccrpl. Quafles, slightly in in
lelt thigh; Corpl. Rsssolds slightly, left arm
Privatcs c. T. Burnett, dangerously, left lung
c. NJ. Thsn,r., dangerous, right thigh; II; +
Tackcr, severely, right groin; S. c. cartledse
s!gktly, left cheek Jno. colemsn, lightly, head
j. i. Martin, slightly, heel.
Respectfully,
J. C. CALHOUN, T
Asst. Surgeon, oath S.c.V.
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our Cavalry at.Work.

General Stuart enigsag god the Yankee Cavalry at
Yellow Tavern, near the c6ickahominy, six miles
from the city, on the 1lth. ThsisnOHy was re-
pulsed and driven across the river. During the
engagement, Gon'l. Stuart WAS slightly wounded
in tho hip. On Intervening of the same day, no
was brought totthe city and taken to the resi-
dsrce Of Dr.. Brewster. .=-'
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rir,provcments fnssomc of our E1-

The ca,7,ign h.aSs, of Macon, Ga, !and TIE
Clarendon ganner, published a. Manhing G. H.,
in eur o4sn Stats, kase cOtae to US lately much
improved in sizs ane ornamentatiOn--and the
iaoro space ths.e5ezeoslent paper. harc, tho more
good rea)lins matter tbay NC expect. They make
avery handsome audi tasteful appearance, and
reflect infinite credikoA both Editors and Printers.
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"A San INc1nsyre-A .wise.of. one of the

(. "A SAP IseInssrGA .wiseof: one of the
s6ldiels On SuTtivahN Island recently visited
lii:ai in catnr r Carried viii delieae:es-
!ros9ii home: Snells had hot been thrnwifo on
tlie ,i.lahd for two or three days, .lilt; while
the lady was sitting in the midst of q .gro.p
Of friends, -e,e.enenrg oEened, am. tie very
first missile descended dxaId exploited IN: Ter
lap, Killed. two men afpqady her, nlortal'y.
wounded another, fore7oH cue Of iber arsls,
her. .l:mbs, and shattered Ter cntise' frume
Strange TO say, she fingered several days in
Ills agol,iz4d Condition and finally died in
the hospital. .s..s
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strayel:d or stoIen

cAN Saturday, 7th May, from my plantation, II
miles from. Ausnsta, in Edgcfeld District,
(the Thomas place. a DARK Bay MARE, three
ycfs old, medium size. hind Log white, white
around letlock. Also, left my premises about two
months previous, q Red Mich COW. about 10
yearu old, With white spot in her head. suita-
ble reward for either viii besPaid.
''' ANN E. HANCK.
May IS 2t e
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H;sl,ou Davis.

The Right Reverend Bishop DtyIs, q The Re.
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of South Carolina,
will preach and administer the rite ofssenfras..
sSa in Trinity Church, ia:this place, fon Sunday
next, il the fore nooIf: ~ !. Z. E=Fislt