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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-18

See what PHr1sys Of the oldest and best Phyu
clans IL ST. Louis says:
81. LorIs, June Is, 1858.
NJ Jso. IL Bfoop, Agent Of LAiemands Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia, Specific I'll have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and sauiAxy that has In all the where
have used 1t, DE- G.. ". PHILLIPS
Letter from Capt AAIIs 10 Alexander Itch, Druggist
before JSo III. BLoop became Agent forfhe Medicine
En- Lofts. March 81, 1853.
ALEX LErTcH EsG.:-Like many q my profession
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific. happy
that its In few days restored TO health
lsigned,l CAPT. MALIS. Of steamer Warsaw.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
atai.Rencoptre.

WsIsSret to announce that on THURSDAY eso-
ming last, about one mile from Hsmburg,. q mOst
lamentable airay took place between Lieut.. Col,
]. D. TwIeas, of the 1st s. c.. Cavalry, on tho
ono sido and Mr.. RoRERr J. BUTLERenthe other.
Col. TwIoos, it is stil, in his first fire at ar.
.BurLEe, sr., shot the latter's son; RcBERr BrT-
Ter, Jr., who was sitting in his buggy near BY,
,ipfileluga mortal wound, from the effects OF
which be died IN a.ftw hours. Mr. Rosr But
.,.t, 81. then .hvs ro,r rF!ccs' H1Iiipg hlhi M h
,.tanuy. We havs not been able 10 oslearn the
cause Of this sad igair which has resulted in the
death Of two useful men and brave soldierF. -
F. ,Lieut. Col. TwlGcs was gentleman and
soldier Of The highest and most irrcproac haoie
character. Young BUTLER WAS in the very dawn
of life, being not morethan seventeen years old
his boyhosd gayo.prrmiso of inost useful ane
honorable manhood.
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Casualties. Z


HEApQuAnrERs 7rH &C. REGIMENT,
- - Winchester, Va, Sept 25iSs4. .
Mn. Rp1r.R: You will .pleaas publish tho fol-
lowing list .f casualties occurring m this Rsg-
men. in the engagements ,of tho slst and zeso
,ultit1o, near Charlestowp, Va: -
s.;riela and staH-Lt 1colR @ afett, taken
-,.4rvusr77 7yrIeurp wvauSOi Oihsony 'hd1u'
,its stans, 1nortaily wounded (ditd the 27th.)
Co a; It cosar commanding-pfivato Barn:
hill, wounded in hight thigh, ssysre. 2.
COB, 1t Townscnd esmmandiug-Pri vate u
Duncan, taken prisoner.
Co c, Scrgcan. CoEley eommanding-rfiVase
C chiles, wounded in left shoulder, severe
Co D-Privats II F Cowan, wounded, le'
thigh, severe; C E JonOa, wounded, left,thishi
severe Private " Cochran, 'wounded left ehesl
slightly.
Co Capt Jas Mitchell. wounded, severe.
coF-wilson Cash, wounded, slightly. :.
Co G-serseant re clary, taken prisoner
Private NJ W Bagusll, captured: .
Co corporal Kes,es, wounded severe IL
thigh.
Co K, 1t ohea.ham commandins-1Priyato !
Minor. killed.
Co M-privats " uarris, wounded, severe
Respectfully,
h. C. CARLISLE, Asst Surgeon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

No DfsfEfr Apors HrH-Another rover
of the PEAS, ayery swia ailing and stauneh
vessel, the Tallahassee has commenced the
work of devastation upon ~ ankee commerce
About her status, neither the Yankees MOI
their foreign sympathiscrs can raise any q!aib.
Bile: She was armed, equipped, manned and
sailed from aConfedcrate port. Her officers
and men arc oil Confederstes, and all pre-
yiously in the Confederate service, She is
commanded by the dushing anil heroic Wood.
We will endeavor to obtain . list Of her OIL
GERS for public information, and. indeed, for
the information, in 'me cases, it may be- OF
their Own friends andrelatives.
We kuex Of the fitting out and sailing Of
this vessel, bat, in accordance with our ususl
course, kept perfect silence upon the subject.
Now that she has spoken for herself, no iurth-
er necessity FOR. concsalment exists. Oh her
force or armamsntof course s'e will say moth
ing. Let that be- found but bi the enemy the
best way they caa. They will find her pow
erlul enough to do them; harm. Wilmington
Journal. =
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For the Advertiser.


Tho following donations ere thankfully nc
knowledged fer the week ending Sept, 3th.
Mr.. ]. II. Murrell .Se5; Mr.. James A Talbert
$50; Mr. S. F. Goode $50.
!. Mrs. Ben. Minis 1diah honey, 3 lbs butter' 4
bOttlo vinegar, 5 candies. Irish potatoes and
melons.
Mrs. Totnpkius a melons.
DR.. s. J. Minis 8 gallons polasses.
Mrs. D. D. BruDson 80 lbs -four.
Mrs. J. HOllingswOrth 6 lbs butter.
Mrs. NJ. Carwile, ham.
Mrs. Dunorant, 9 egss.
Mr.. s. Brooks, load wood.
Mrs. N. Neal, ham, shoulder bacon.
:. Mrs. T.. Jouea, ST., plates, sancers, pillow
Mra. R..Watson, 8 canales, ! dOz ogss l.piece
beef. -
Mrs. L. Charlton. dish butter.
Mrs. z. W. Pickenry !, barA;- tssds bacon.
Mr. .y,r natler, .r--az.-:5,= -
Mrs. ]. A. Sland. l bag cotton.
airs. LEWIS JoNE5. Pres. S. H:aA.
Mrs. RLsER1 BLAND, sec',y Tr0ss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

tho supplies needed for the support of tho Army
rofuse8o sell to the Government, there is but ohe
alternative left; namely, the Gorernmenemass
take ,hsse aFtiol.0, giving toahe Planters .e anu
Manufacturers certifcltcs OF iudeb'edptss psya-
bic after-ths war. Audcweare Inclined 70 the
opinion that this after all would bo tho beat sys-
TEN that the Government. sDula now adopt. 1t
would prevent an excessive issd and thus arrest
depreciation Of. cnrreIcy; and no man
would lose one farthing byit. -. -.
II what xo has0 said be tue, 'hsa the people
sro ceiling theirproaucofor their osnaotef, theo
they would bs just as we'll { a at The enc Of the
war, if they were now, BY common conteptto
sgrcc to furnish tho Amy with food and. cloth
ing without my of the intermediate form
Treaaury notes, assessors, &C., &C..
To be concluded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Barter! Barter!

VNsRs GRANITEEILLE MANUFAGToHl;h9s IN
II Company win BARTER for Country Pie.
duce delivered On the epot on tho following
terms, viz:
ay-s.iii 'r
l.. Shooting, Drills cs oonsbnrss, l2} OTIS pr. I'd.
rs Shifting, 10
III do;
And vii! allow for. ....ssss,.:
Corn, 5Dc. per husa
Fodder, soc. est
Flour in bags or barrels, Si,eo bbl.a
Bacon, hog round; and Lard, l24 10:
Syrup, without barrels. "5c. ga;.
Fine clean Cotton in Bagsing or Slaves 5sspr:lb
All packages nrs: be plainly directed to the
Graniteyllc Manufacturing Company, and mark
cd with thee esshipper's name on the packase,.
WM. GREGG, Pres't.
Grdn. Mf's. Ca.
orani,eville, scpt'sO # 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
/ The Edgefeld Baptist Association.
The Education of Soldiers Orphans.
At the rcoeht meeting Of this Association, q
plan ves suggested by Rev B. MAsIr, n. D
which proposes to educate sll the needy children
of Edge6eld Soldiers who hayo died, or who are
now engaged in tho service OF our country.
This plan was cordially adop ed by the Assc.
eiasion, and a Committee, consisting Of tne from
each Church, WAS appointed TO secure all neces-
sary information As Chairman, Inow address
the members of that Committee, asking their
prompt and hearty cooperation. desire you
TO ASCERTAIN how many such children in your
respective neighborhooda can be induced to ut
tend school regularly. provided their tuition be
PAID, aud all ntce.sry School books be furnished
desire also to know what schools ere within
fsaA Of these chiidrs., and what prospect there
may bo fer establishing schocla in communities
which have none, by lreiting with parents who
are able to educate ihcirl own children.
], Brethren, the object in view needs not single
word OF eommendation. You. will endore 1t
with the whole heart, and host Will bid "Gsd
Speed" to the good work
Please secure the desired Information as soon.
az po,uiSle, and address me at Edsefid c. II.
Z. L.R..GwALTNEY.
Committee on the. .Educat;e,f- q Soldier ctil-
dren DitAinthe iimfistef tie EdyefeM As'0eid-
fion. %
!. George ! Sheppard, Luxe culbrsasb, James.A
Talbert, I Holloway, JFgTslbcrt, E Robertson,
J C Hays, II Widen an A II Morton, i Rey-
.nold., J Nc or.ckan, simsGb Waits, Wm. FousheO,
W N Moore, N lIepdorsop, Trapp. R Thinner
man, Il Il Mnsson. W coleman, z. Watkins, VI
ATt1uther, Thornton Coeuman, w s Motl-yj
pari. Denny. Jw HondriF, NJ Norris. A W
AsLill, S. Watson, Denny, o " Allen. fEusega
Burt. II T hartley, r II Mias, E n swearengin,
Thomas Rqse1s, T. Dsvore, JdtiSs BledsoO, J L
Hendcrsan, JS Mathsws, " Hammond, J P,
-Mealing, N Merriwothrr, Howle, D D BrunsOn,
Edward; ;pse,lsy, D A Bodio, VIZ Zimmerman.
.,ss- 8. R. GwALTNEY, Chair.
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.Saaaa Houston.

FvFlHIS EHOROUGH BRED STALLION VII
stand the Pail Season at curyten and J.
a. wise's rta atation. !.
Sam Houssonjsa mahogany bay, lohaadsand
u inchea high, canbin ing size, form, stamina. TO
Pedis,ec.-sausH Houston Was sired BY William
worth; he by shsnnsn shannon by the cole
h mod race horse Telth. Shannon's dam syns
ths cclebratsdsracs marc Clara Fisher ;;r Worths
dan twas old Flora; Flora Was efull sister to old
Bas Dn. Sam Houston,s dam was sirethy Shan.
non Il her dam b., Belair; gran dam by old inl-
porte 4 Top. Galitsns .,.+s.
Sea aon 10 commence from this date, and
t;nuo until the aath November.
"a sTerms, $50 tho Season; S6a to insnte;
81 to loom. :. II. a. 'sii'Am. s.-
Sept 70 ov
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For tho Advertiser.
Enrolling Officers.

Thonountry and the timss demand, that En-.
rolling oGissfs should place in the'sfmy, ;u ae.
Tire ser ice, all men liable to Conscrption, who
are ema.Iaye; a. homo, in gambling and othe'ei
breakiissy the lomref their couptry. It is an In
suit to'ihD people and the nrmy, that. 9laekles'
and lar Breakers Ihorld be detailed to remain at
homo, TO Idomorslire .tho people, and &s ynufh
espeoisfj ], when thetgallant. bleed sof honorable
aud law abiding citizens is spouredforth on eycry
bettlefasld of the Gonfedsracy. Enrolling ohicsrs
who rovG of the applications Of ,fueh parties,
are r@Fpnsible tho people and the nImy, and
will 30 lIeld to satrict accountability 70; the in
adulganeo of suspicious fayouritsiam. Tho
times require ihnt we should esAin come forth
ffomSour scclusion.
PETER THE HERMIT.
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Ere,n the Georgia Front.

MXcox, Sept. 17,h.--.I is reported S WITH q a
considerable show of truth, 'hat- as ehecmna S
has sent An inf,rmai requestfSSl 9efsJuhn' ,'n
Vice President otepheGs -ana .'slsso taig
son toineet him 'n:Aeiansa u am. ana nave -. .4
ebcn. peace. !. =; .ss.,,;.,ed
Brig. Gen. L. a. ehoop IN nAs oeea Iei'eses 'a.sS
ss Chief O. .ststt TO uens noeo:'.5 .: ;nto
Exlies IRON allsp.a commune aG.s hays .,, ar.
sour anes sse.a - ] con.s;tSSh inagi
nsS1s TlySn, IN Tug e'oss 1e'''.s : e.
AaG.s Gs.s Hood and sserrnaaln have aarescd upon
saea;ai %sil oyoI,snse of two tbonsa1d prison
Sp'osa. San.a, hnnSred ef tI,e nm bsr VIII be
VIC. cssn.sna So ~ n;aht eS,- fiat nurnose. =
SEN .;ii,frm iyf%s atisnra renort that sherman,s
Sn:eI * hs;u@:tan;dIv .iU deplsted hvmenwho.e
LILLY ..rr. - of 800 sars;ee has eyn;, 81 goinp home.
Sr, es,n aS auts yl,oss fba 2pnber already
s'o,',' oi ssaseuIa ave tIa,,sInd 49, wy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

.CncHrsTEa a11aDs.-We take pleasure
~ making the announcement of another
t,n,es H. rompaDy organized for local defence in
th;e III : vicinity. The Chichester Guards are
madenb nv from the managers and operatives Of
the Bath Paper Mills and the Southern por- or
esiI o,;lss from this city, We learn thatthe COM
nany numbers.fft mem is uamedS IN honor
ps pa} he President OF the Paper Mills, and that
~ :, bss s;:s Ecen accepted by Gen Wright, COM.
:. - nd .nsant,post. Tie following are the officers
s,'' = T M .Dawsen, Captain; Win. K. -Huse. Isl
+ Lent I;e,t !: Benz. w. KimbaH, I'd Lieut.; Henry
,nonrbty. M Sd Lieut.-G Gonstitutionalist.
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Sept 10, $
Adninigtrator's Sale.

vDY.Viriue Of al. Order from tho Ordinary, [
Id win ,elI on the 5.h October. Mt the late resi-
deuce Of Obediah 'Boiic. decd, the following
personal property belonging to hslestate OF the
said deceased, viz: = ~ 'Sss
-FOUR LIKELY sFEGROEs,.
TWO HORSES, ONE HORSE WAGON, I.
STOCK OF CATTLE, SHEEP AND HeGs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ALso,-coRN, FODDER. PEAS, POTATOES.
fr Terms made known on day Of sale.
D.A. B0DTE, Adm'or.
Sept 10 2t 80 II
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Soldiers at Home.

: Wo have seen lately on our public square serst.
BEs JONES of Co. d, 14th, wounded two or three
months ago in both legs; be is ialmost-well-and
making ready to return to Virginia. And NJ.
MARX CAHIsTlE Of the snmo Company, l00Ains
T, si1is.9Sfy
wasting sickneas. Ana young 'pas:: ToArsihs
of Co. D, Hampton LcsiOni sickness has reduced
DAx. to hag's weight, but he il gradually get
ting up again. And Mr. FRANK AspEas6s Of
Capt. GnxGe's Co. 6.h Regt., who looks we'll and
hearty; he CONES home for u fresh horss. And
.we. hear of Mr.. snIcLEr D. wnirLsr at
home few miles.ftom IT'S; We are cory to un-
drrstand that he has been sick for some time
past-ind still is. And Mr.. STAN RYAN of Co.
D, 9Th Regt. S. C. cavalryssoaEded in the head
at Yrevillan's, and not yet shtirely recovered. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

@It isreported that the yellow fever has
made its appearance in Charleston, and that
thors are some fifteen cases 10 the City. II is
also said that some deaths hare occurred from
the disease.
rE In Decatur. 0a.. the Rev. Mr.. Holmes,
On aged minister, waa shut up in his own house
by the Yankees and the hqeso burned. tho min
stsir perishng IN the flames. Mr.. flolnea' offence
xsa-iha. hs had q gun In: his hand when they
10 ~. him. 81 Ais svrx. sstn..
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THE ADV ERTIs';ER
JAMEs 7, BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 81, 1864.
Rain.

"Behold the huabandmau wpiteth for the pre-
o;ous fruit of the earth, and hath Tong patience
for It, until he receive the esry and latter RAIN
The said latter rain has come, and still coming
Tho precious fruit Of the earth will be in abun-
dance, NO matter what croatsrs say to the con-
-trory. Ard if We keep cool, firm, determined,
and don't get seared/ We shall whip the Yankees
out of our country jus. ns sure as there is God
IN hanyen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Election Notice.

II STUART HARRISON, Clerk Of, the cour.
j., Of General Sessions and Common Pleas for
Eagefeld District, in pursuance Of the Act OF the
Legislature in such case made and provided, DO
hereby giro public notice that an EtECTloN
FOR TAX- COLLECTOR for Edge6eid District,
VIII bs held on TUESDAY, the ELEFEAIA OF
October next, OF the usual places u. .taetien
throughout the District. Managers Of EicstioEs
will take due notice and govern themselves se-
0o'dingly.
stotI9. Sc So
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Fugitive Yankees.

Our Jail has been deeply dishonored for some
days past by the postiferoua.. presence Of two
miserable Yankees. The williams escaped fitm
the cars between Augusta and Aiken, wandered
unmsiestcd as far as Col. JouS HsIEr's, about
two miles from'o viilage, and werc then and
there laid hy tho heels by Mr. JosSru SMITH, the
active and vigilant manager on Col. Ms. p!nnta-
ton.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to tho ADVERTISER h'r. one .a
year EIGHT DOLLARS in advance. For. si1 Aoh'n'
FIVE DOLLARS. 4>sss,, -; r1rp
ADVERTISEMENTS will be ipserted .. r. = :.
DOLLARS per Square GO minion Hncsor lessl LOT eae'
;n.crp. Adrertsomerts without INSTRUCTIONS rs 1o ue
nuu,bcr Of times 10 be in.erted will be published pno'
forbid, and charged accordingly, $ :.
Announcing candidates for any oflce OF of folor -
nroa,. TWENTY DOLLARS, to he paid befcr's tue aa'
noanccment is published g.
obiu.ry notices Tfbutcs OF Eerpect or any col,iu
ncton personal In il, nature, win berated as aaYef'
t;scment. and charged accordingly. s.
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Notice. J.

ALL D, tssns .harins claims against the Estate
~ Of + III. Coleman, deed, are 5natihsd to
render tba i, 10, properly attested, without dolly,
and tbose sdsbted 10 ssid Estate .ars requested
to settle up, -. = es
Serto0 .9n etDn::...:.. -
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Northern News.

kilograms from Cairo mentions o report
that General Price died recently at 4Arkadel.
phia, Ark. of dysentery.
Adiseatchfrom.I indianapolis anncuncesthe
the capture ofthe Confederate General Guam
trell, the guerrilla, in Missouri.
The Washington Union ofslOth Gays Lin
coin will probably send Commissioners to
Richmond, as it is known that many leading
men ofthe Republican party have lately been
urging that policy.
The New York Tribune Of Monday, says
tle Republicans have carried the State. Of
Maineby the largest majority ever given at
any. Gubernatorial election. They gain a
member of Congress, and have elected five
sixths of the Legislature.
The draft is ordered to conmene in Ohio
and the other States whose quota is not fill
3 Srgerafionrn,.lss Formerly isrpubicsu,h hare
come. ont in favor oi Mcclellan. The Civ
cinnati Times and Albany '.%diesman, both
Rent blicnn, predict the. defeat Of Lincoln,
and urge his withdrawal.
The Baltimore Gazetfe, OF the l4th, con-
tains an article from the New York Aeaos. Of
the 18th, indicating armed opposition to Nc
ClcIlan by that journal The Nearps says We
.covet sincerely and ardently the unity of the
{ Democratic party, but cannot counsel and
Will have no part in nits'demoralization and
DISGRACE. The Courier deS Eats CAis also
withdiaws its support from Mcclellan.
Hherman has strictly prohibited persons
not in military service from entering Atlanta.
Neither manufacturing nor trading is per-
mitted, and the city is used exclusively for
military purposes. -.
On Saturday Kallandigbsm aftcr reading
MeClellau,s letter, telegraphed to friends in
Washington that all hope is lost, aad with
drew from the canvass. -
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.OBITUAR..Y (.

D1rp: on the 9th x,It.. at his own rssidepee in
,h;. n;,,.., of on =, 81 ,hs Inn,s Ssral
| RIOS r oHipMIN.-Co, D., 18th Ss;C, Y,
..ad.s7 wars
WounaoJ in,tba hattie Of the 2sth July, near
r,,.u.s ~, i., o ..,n,,,;totndnn Tho 6,ld and
a,..d n'S 1.,;s.a,a o.I,;,,.,Gn soniS nat Hsith
aisoau' II ,;ain onJ bs,aIy
saas - sls ,uoyS h,,h .hs arms Of
,elessa .e ss'se " ossh'rs VIC 'A's
MS aiaIsea notlo,, w.,k oe O. %
|, l An A'u0's Ds'n 'D- Nss'ss' C.
DrKn On tho battle. .ssld. near Atlants, on the
.ostb Jnlv. Oant. w a. PETERSON, Co.. D, 10tlf
9 C..y..oyed 40 wears.
Shot 2h,ei, ,,s besd. ba fell as 4 natrS vt and
yaisnt:soldi.r should Tsil: with his back ~ ths
fcla and his f.et 20 tho.foe. y 3
Thus has passed. 10 its,reBsrd, another spa ut
tried and trrO,-.--,---
-, uo,1,,n- .1As-ss,-s's,s :
ee,MrE'HENRIEfIA.sAANa ToWHss, Tt:ss6
Col: q. TowNEs, disd q hor hono, Co.. an Green
vile, 5, T., on sHtuidsy inofelng, su.4 Auguss
ls6t she was dauSh.o. On q IheiAn hsx. ~,
D. johnson, y. ~. :pofl in vtesnIils' sne isis
1t With her parents IN fehi'dh%Go, , pus nplesao
spent her msflIsd .ihe, and ns,e sne 1es.s As'
death, awaiting, as we beisfs, tee fesutfsssian
of tho jqst and the glorious appaf,ng 2. sssas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Errors.

In Ihs acknowledgement Of dcnatiens5to ths
Z. Soldiers Homc." published last week, Mr..
JoHs +. TALsDEr should have:besn credited With
s1Oo insteud Of Mr.. JAMES A. TALsEnr; and MIR.
p. r. BIALocx with SO instead Of 5000.
The ladies' request us to make these eOrree-
tione.
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For the Adyorti,er.

= JosEssono, Ga, Sept. 7ih, 1861 .
Mr.. Eptroa.-Pleaso publish the following list
:os casualties in Co. X. 24th S. c. V, on the exc
ming of the 'lst, above Jonesboro:
Killed-COrpl. H. G. Seisler and pfyats Geo.
Zimmerman.
wounded-PriyaseL.l II. Kemp, head severely
Isaac ousts.l alight P.New, foot slight ~ ~
the End; Johnson Taylor leg slight.
Respectfully, ..yes
.5S,s F. W. ANDREWS.
f. ,st Liout. oom'd,g Co. X. oath 8. C. "
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Enrolling Office,
lThirty Dollars ReWard.

:. : s:sepsembsf 10TH, ls64.
.VsHrRrY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
DRAYT0N MCGEE, who, deserted from this
District on tho morning of tho 12thof this month.
He i, supposed to-be making his wsyto Charles-
ton to join military Company. ~.
Said William Drayton McGee was. born in
EdeeGcld District,His IS years of age, ave feet,
six inches high, dark eyes, dark hair, sailow
compile xicn, thin visage, slepder form
Yhe same reward as stated above will be paid
for any information given at this Office which
- ' +. J. MOSES, Jra
Lieut. Enrolling 0hcer. .
Sept 20 St SO
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale:

TeY Virtue Of nm. order from the Ordinary, I
H6 will sell! in tho TvYr Of Hamburg, on Fiji
day, the 7th October nSxt, the personat eGscts Of
Addison Tray, decd, consi.liugof ONE FlNE
GOLD LEVER WATCH, one due Gold, PEN
C3,S CASE, one TRUNK containing Gearing
pparc!. SC. - @
!, tx1 Tsrms made known on day Of Gale.
LEWIS JONES, Adn'or.
SeAtIs st = 90
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Reserves, Attention Z
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP MERIWETH!ER,

. HEADQUARTERS, ChMF MEH1H y .+sI!7cs' HItcssH'
HAMBURG, S. g., Sept. 18th, 1864.
IT IN che ,ience to orders from Gen. Cnk SMUT,
II. CoRmsndine, Reserve Ferceg Of South Caro-.
lima. assume command of the Reserve Troops
= II. The E Camp will te established ut shnltsi
SPRING.. -, c...
os Edgeield and Lexington Districts Hill report
here 'wisdout delay.
win act MS Assistant Adjutsnt General, and 30
obeyed and resbectod accordingly.
ALBERT c.. BLANCHARD,
Brig. Gen. P. G. A., Com'd's Camp:
Sspt 90 It ~
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Turkey Creek Beat Company,
ATTEETIOTi

ATTENTION.
VyoU arc hereby ordered--srcly member OF
il the Company from lG to 50 years OF age
to sppeaf on yOar parade ground atL;S s. John-
sons, on Saturday, The let day OF October 9e.,;
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. (wihout Ere arms for DIN
and instruction All defaultsSs will be- rig,dS
dealt with. .1e, r..
BY order oi "A. jones, capt.
D. r.. prsIFoE, q. s. ca
SsnE 20 &c 80
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Death of Col. ID. #. Jamison.

With SORROW, We announce the death Of this dis
tinguisbed South Carolinian, 60 we'll known
throughout our Stute as political, military and
ltsrafy character. And more particularly known
as President of the ever famous Secession Ccn-
-ran tim