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yThe banks of Charleston have called r
meeting Of the Banks of The State, to take place
at Columbia on the lst prox, The otiect is TO
consider the provisions of the new currency and
tax bills.
Sao- Lincoln has removed tho blockade of the
port of Galveston.
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Countcrmandina Of tie State ENROLL
MEIll.

Congress having made ample provsion fer all
Confederate and State military requirements, our
honOrcd Chief Magistrate has been wise enough
to at once revoke all appointments of State En-
rolling Officers. Tho productive energies of the
country will therefore not DC inpcded by any
c,rihnr emil
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Recruits Wanted.

ANY persons willing to 60 to the 1sth S; c.
IA Regiment can hear ef something to their
advantage hy calling on the Subscriber near
Richardsopville p. o., lsdgeaeld Dist.
:. GAIT W. S. PETERSON.
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T He Adv ERTISER..
JAMES 7 BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1854.

51y- We again acknowledge TIE receipt of
check for Fifty Dollars from Gen. M c. M. HAM
NoSp-intendei iur charitable purposes, and
kindly left at cur disposal. We send it to tho
Southern Sisters Aid Society.
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Skee Wee.

orEnY.-:JOlly people, gay h"thario.," D"l-
cineu,," and such like futtcriug insects use now
a days slang phrase which sounds like Ssss
Irec or Shcm Eee. Which is 1t, and what does it
mqun. We pant for light on the subject.
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HYMEN EAI.

MARRIED, on the SlGt January, by the Rev. L.
r. Gwaltuey, st tho Baptist Church in this Viii
lags, Mr.. JOHN C. WATSON, of SAiken's caral-
ry, to Miss BETTE WATSON, all of Edgefeld
District.
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For tine Legislature.

Mr.. ED1roR As the country at this time re-
quires the best talent, we propose the name Of
Gen. R. G. NJ. DUN0vANT for a Seat in tho
next Legislature. We hope he will not refuse to
eivo the State the benefit of his Council.
MANY VOTERS.
Feb. II t.,
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Board Of Relief.

call nosting of the Board of Relief is hereby
appointed for the Second Monday in March, 18th
inst. A punctual attendance is earnestly desired
Us business Of importance must be transacted.
j. II. MINIS, Sec'ry and Treas.
Mar. 2t 10
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ref~----
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forbid, and charged sccosdingiy.
Announcing Candidates for any odicc Of honor or
profit TWENTY DOLLARS, to be paid before the an
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Obituary notices, Tributes of-Respsc or-any corunr-
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tlsemeuts and chars accordingly.
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Female School.
Fob 16

MFRS. ADNEY has resumed her School,
IYA and again solicis share of patronage.
Her terms are $40 per quarter Of 10 weeks.
Edgoaeli C.. L., Feb % Ito
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ms-Gen. Clement II. Stevens formerly Of the
oath S. C. Reg't., bus becn assigned to the COM
mand of Moi. Gen. W. II. Walkers old Georgia
brigade.
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EStrayed
20

dyHoM my premises on sun2ay night l'st, TWO
IL HORSES-onc i;snt Sorrel and the other
Roam one of them badly singed.
4 liberal reward will be paid for their recovery.
Mrs. NJ. E. TILLMAN.
Mar. II 10
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Those who fail to pay within this time cannot
pay in the present currency at par.
Capt. DEAN, I think, will be with me to receive
tho return on Meat, which. includes all hogs
slaughtered since 24,h april 1863, weighed with
the head and feet attached.
All Taxpayers will please write their names
legibly on their bills before presenting them.
This request is made TO saye time.
I am forced for the wdnt of time to omit several
appointments which I intended to make, and
which 1 regret cannot make. I have made as
many as time permits, having received ray books
and Assessments 80 late, and having to close be-
fore lst April.
Taxpayers must prepare themselves with
change as cannot getit
For the information OF all Tax Payers 1 pub
lish the following Circular vsd from the De-
partment after the Assessments were made. Those
who are entitled to deduction upon their in
comes under this Circular must present their
claims before paying, as nothing will be refunded
after payment II. I. WRIGHT,
18th Dist. Collcctor,-7th and 9th Rcg'ts.
Mar 1t 10
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HAR TAK and ASSESSMENT. /.

MY BOOKS vii! rcmoin open at my Office at
week and no longer, for the collection Of the As.
scssmcnts already made, and also the Registered
Taxes on Professions, Toll Grain Mills and Saw
Mills selling to the public, and all Shops working
for the public, Butchers, Cattle Dealers, Public
Ferries, &C., for the year 1864, and also or srl"s
and Receipts for 1853. Any person commcncin.:
Registered business any time during the year
are required to report and pay the: Taxes thereon
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A. p. NORRIS, Missionary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
NEwBKRN, sept. 10, 1884,

NEwpKRN, sept. 10, 1854.
The little despatch steamer Fawn, her regular trip
from Norfolk Roanoke Island, through the canal was
captured and burnt by the the evening Of the
9th. Major Jonpey, Proves, Judge at Newbern, and
few other persons who wse lhe Yawn, also
sured.
large number OF Idle negroes have been sent from
here 70 General Grant 90 work 10 the trenches.
Under the now Treasury regulations parties who pro-
duce cotton naval s:ores and other products by their
sbor xllausd to ship the to the North
ern markets through agent appointed by the govern
mont. No sales barterng in the same by private par
ties is allowed 10 Ihe department under any circum
stances wbstever.
Mr. John satterlee Of New York, who has been here
= tour inspection lett for Washington the 9th inst
fhe recruiting agents who arrived here with drafts,
certified checks and State money, obliged return
10 the North for the greenoack being unable 10 OBJ
tain recruits without them Recruiting 10 still progress
irg under favorable circumstances though most Of the
agen,E have been called home, owing tine ap.
proaeh OF the draft.
Business OF all kinds is Of present Fery duh In New
bern.
The report that yellow has made its appearance
The sudden change in the weather IN
developed the corsestve chs, which in few hour Q
have proved fatal in few This Is the origin OF
;he report Dr. Doughty Post Surgeon, is very
fu his treatment Of this disease through the aid ~
warm bath, which is applied immediately.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
THE TENTH CORPS.


Mr.. william III. MerrtaM's Despatch.
IN THE FIELD, Sept. Is, 1884.
SUDDEN pHAYR cyNKrAL ). HOWELL. Pennsylvania
night 10 the sudden ameptable death Of Brgader
General Joshua h. Howell, commanding brigade in
Major General A. H. Terrys division. The circumstances
we're as foiows:shortly after dinner General Howell
proposed 20 mount his horse ride to polt some
what distant IRON his quarters. He had only succeeded
ia gaining bis position bis horse which exceed
ingiy uneasy the bi when the General unfortunately
Rraspng tho wrong rem horse sddeoy careered aud
fell BACKWARDS falling wholly the person of the DO
ceased where he remained His orderly at rushed
the Generals rescue, and WIN nucn exerion got bis
PROSTATE form from beneath the vicious animal. Beng
borne TO his quarters found 20 be nsensbe and
did rally the last He died IN the evening" ana his
embaned BODY is now on lis way TO hs Pennsylvania
home.
General Howell was upwards ~ sxty.hye years OF age,
and OF The courteous aud decoroue o that
great body Of old school gentlemen whs from thirty
years ago illustrated social and public III 10
this country and among whom the names oil Daniel Web
ser, Henry Clay, Lewis Cas- Tue late Mr. Marcy and
others, did time permit, might be mentioned.
General Howell came to he in s earlier period, AZ
colonel of the gall ant bate tried Eighty hth Penn
syvauia Volunteers and did time afford ma the oppor-
tunity should delight 10 recount his love - ant abso-
Iute devotion to his noble boys, born he Invariably
called bis sous He pure uailiot and onlight-
ened statesman in civil aGairs while, - military man,
exhsust.eas ability, great bravery, and would
know, have preferred TO meet death the hsd ~ so
rious battle. II otherwise ordered, and the country
and army have loGt both brilliant sou and devoted
servant bonored memory, and green be the
tusf On the grave holding his mortality
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
THE tlSTG CORPS.
Mr.. jaime. &. Ett1patr,oA's Despatch.

Mr.. james q. Ettzpatricx's Despatch.
NSyn ARMY coxps, sept rs A. NJ
rsieAus cF GsSrn,L rorras pvI.
The only noteworthy ncdeu, OF the past twenty
hours tho yesterday morning OF the Second
brig de OF General Potters DIVISION The display Was
magnificent though, critically speaking, the review
marred 10 slight extent by movement WHICH oc-
casioned more oy accident the of ground
than by any 81 military kuosiedge by the com
mand wherein oesurred. The numerical strength Of
the brigade the isast interesting feature OF tho
display and the VI considerable Enrprsc, In
fact astonissd every spectator. The struggling rem
forcoments arriving every day thorgh very notice
able In detail fast s~elng the ranks of the army
and hence the sudden and sgfeosho change IN the brig
ade referred TO- IN addition, The inen ~ Appeared well
brigade VI the best IN the Potomac and
v comm nded by Brgader General GTfun " New
Hampshire.
,yrRosprv 10 ~ AiseoNpss pgRsr.
Amoag the dwellings vacated by tho citlxers upon our
NJ broach this vicinity known ihe Williams
House. romr vandds--snd they exit IN the best OF
armes among the best OF sodiers-aacksd TIC build
written Ia pencil or charcoal upoa thc walls by some
phosophic rnymnser who viewed The scene Of des0a.
tion:--
oh. foolish. owner wherefore did rou ehb
From 80 genfog1 nation u IL a crnel rehf
house calls FORM the efcisratan,
That higher value awaits nan releniess des
Tescuus ia sna kctllss all broxcn inlo bis.
Whe sour sofas, rhnits aud used IN ri ts
Thus s u you've Of Jour house your books yonr iurni
Jei pa.,s Al will have the leaves and asho.
Nov take slyc. an back you'vs hai your bloody
fun;
Then will a wsrikp nation win patriotism ltill
privo hs French from MEXICO and handle Old John Bu
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
PETERSBURG.
~-~~~~>~-~~~~~<~~N~~<~~~
Sudden Death Of Brigadisr General
J. B. Howell.
Heavy Cannonading by Gene
raj Birney's Corps.
Grand BsmbsrGmsnt by the Rebels
Of Our Signal Towers,
&S. As~ D.
mr.. .. Csdwali.der's Despatch.

mr.. .. CadwaIiadcr's Despatch.
CRY PoisI, Sept ID, 1894
yupious cANSoKADiso RxrKL
woRKs.
The enemy persisted In annoying General Birney's
corps by hrng his pickets all hours until he deter
mined TO give them serious employment. At ten
O'Clock yesterday his batteries opened their works
aud the city OF Petersburg along the entire front of his
corps and leray raned shot and shell them for
two hours The guus we're well served,
aud the fring so rapid and long continued,
that many supposed general engagement was
progressing The roads lined with people hur
ry ing in hot haste the OF such terrific
cannon ading. About the lre sackened, and by
O'Clock died away entirely, the suen boom OF
occasional gus OF the funboats anchored in
tho Appoattox the Point OF Rocks. Through the
night up to O'Clock this morning, dead calm
sscceeded
IMPENDING WELDON RAILROAD.
All accounts OF impending battle the weldon Rail
road speculatons based on remote proDabili
ties Deeerers that Leo had changed his head
quarters the vicinity OF Relms station week for
the purpose bringing a battle and drawing from
that much coveted POSITION The ATTEMPT has not yet
been mado, and the Whole story may have been rebel
fabrication whether Lee did so move his headquarters
not IL certain that largo proportion OF the rebel
soldery stationed in thai quarter believed he did. Tho
report have been nut in circulation 10 inspire them
with additional confidence may have been intended 70
cover uitorior designs
An IMPORTANT oRpvR
The following important order has Just bean pub
bshed--
OpyICF PROVOST MsnsHAL 0EsyRaL,)
ARMIES OrrNtrisG Against RICHMOND, :
CRY PoiSr, Va Sept II. 1864
FROM aud after this date sIrituDus matt
liquors win be permitted to be brought within The mes Of
the armies operating against kchmoGd such as
brought by the commissary and medical dspArtment"
kna s side o o and
person violating will bs arrested and sent Without
lines OF and his In trade seized And
coDfscated for the b1nslt Of the governments .
Provost narshals of and DIVISIONS Will MAKO IRE
OF the establishments OF all traders within
their respective commands, and arrest ali 1uch A. are
found this circular taking their goods In Gu tody
reporting The TO this oee for final disposition
N. H. PATRICK. Provost Marshal General
OGlciaiM. T. bEex WIN. CaItaln and a. ID. 9.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
THE EIGHTEENTH CORPS.
mr.. JOAN A. BRADY Despatch.
HEiDoUARrrss, EiesrKxvra 1RsS Cosrs
MAN Porsf oy KocKs, Vs., Sspt. 10, 1854

mr.. JOHN A. BRADY Despatch.
HEApouARTgRs, EiesIExyra ARMY Cosrs,
MEAN Porr ov Rocks, Vs., Sspt. 10 1854. J
nGraL rowsr
Yesterday afternoon was sgnslized by most terrific
bombArdmcns oy the rebels Of the three sisos towers
along front lbe towers situated on the nanks
corps-one the Appoma.tor, snd the other two
the Jaucs. Amsden's, on the Jamcs, and Gratis on
,ne Appomsttox zach hurdred and twsnty I've
zee, IN height while rartridees II tbs water battery IL
ouy forty feet In height; but, owing to s proximity "a
,he rebel battery At Bowlstts, equally dangerous
the occnpsots an the highor loosouis.
had been systematically arranged for days pas,
and tho enemy we're only wstuG ~ GOT . battery In
position In front Of CRAFTS ,ower the Appomslor,
wren the grand artillery attack 70 commences from
many guns 70 distract the attention Of our bate.
r,ss and enable many possible 9 their pieces 70 be
employed In desperate attempts 10 destroy our ssnA
stAticns
rvoRxAror oy rws unys psreS
rsssysa from dsasrNs Who sAsss inside oeS p0ss
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
AdditisnAl Desa as Of she Evacuation Of
Atlantis.

Additlenal uet@ Als 81 the Evacuation OF
Atlanta.
Corrssposdcnce OF the Augusta (9a Sentinel.
Early the morning OF the 1st inst 10 officially
ascerained that the disaster Wednesday evening was
tho enemy the Macon road Of full corps
sf infantry, with Ia 20 force of cavalry Il also
known that large force south the Chatahoochee.
In tho vicinity OF the railroad bridge Both ~ these
were tnrestening The city, and as IL would have
folly TO attempt to resist both, evacuation WAS
promptly determined unon.
The removal of all the supplies and ammunition that
the transportation facilities OF the army would permit
commenced sarly on Thursday, and continued
throughout tho day args quantities or provisions
also distributed the people, and at nightfa all
hand stored IN the Georgia Railroad warehouse and
the track. Throughout the day, sso the several
bodies Of troops they withdrawn from the de-
fences and went through the city we're permitted access
TO the public stores The rolling stock o; the railroad,
ccpswtipg OF about or huuared and six engines
concentrated near the rolling mill before dark and
by that hour all the troop had passed through With tho
exception OF the rear guard t 10 prevent struggling
Their withdrawal was accomplished IN good order aud
without confusion or straygiipg.
OF course great eScitemen, prevailed throughout the
but moderate degree 81 good order obtained few
lceptos citizens ana soldiers embraced the occasion to
the wcksGlca " haT natures but the great m ,ss
or both classes aced with the greatest decorum The
citizens had suffered from tho malice o! the enemy
dngug tho bom0ardnent looked on oEingly ana in
dulged in c0pjecturoe 20 .hat wo1d be tner fate
when once In the enonys power while the troops h'ed
through the street with steady tread, II 10 true Dnt
never peless wsb sorrow depicted on their weather
beaten counienRnces.
AS 10 the ihat followed through the day can
only report second handed fhe order burn only
goyernmsnt properly let behind, Ihis wonid ueces
EARLY involve the destruction OF the Georgia depot the
rplpg stock IN the city and tho rolling mill gente.
who loft the city early this morning informs me the
depot fired about O'clock, and the cars 40
tvs later Inc explosion consequent upon the
ring o the ordnance tfa took place abou. two O'Clock
this morning AMI heard a1d fe 10 great distance
Many citzens on, thousands remained: some
because they could not get away out Others from choice
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
EILTON HEAD.
a ~--~~~>~~~>o~>s~>--~~~-~-
Arrival OF the Steamship
Fulton.
Interesting from tho Depart
ment Of the South.
8ituat tion Of the Rebel ORcsrS
Under Fire.
\
Description sf their Camp and the
Death Line.
Grand Negro Soiree Dansante at
Hilton Head.
Important Order Relative to the
Sale of Cotton.
toss Ees, &N
Description Of thsir Camp and the
Death Line.
Grand Negro Soiree Dansante at
Hilton Head.

Tho steamship Fulton, which arrived at this port yes
eGrday from Hilton Head 8. G. brings from the
Department Of the South TO the 18th instant We are
Indebted to Purscr McManus for files OF the latest pa
psrs, &c.
The United States steamer Connecticut, Captain AImy,
arrived At Port Royal the 18th inst, Ave days from
Session. with recruits, route for Mobile, she having
I'D leak in Of her boilers. Would enGeAvor 70
pair Il before proceeding on her voyage.
ne following a list Of the passengers brought by
ne Fulton
DrGAder General Potter, United States Army:
3ol0ne Chapman, U v; Major 4 l. Rodgers United
hates Vol; Miss Lewis Miss Carter, Mrs Stone
rs he0lOver and three children Captains r Hambrick.
QAwa,er, J Quenton and and Lut,, U $ v;
ehief Engineer 3 Albert u N; Chaplain Humphrey,
v6v; Lieut. Q Conel and son; Lieut. e Miller. 81
Sseenor Ck osns.so1 v wsbD, Lay, " Darli.g and
RYCnriA V; Rev Henry. J Parkman v;
SrSs ,W.d GliaSrd n, Nj = Rasss j More saaord
nS.i, rans y. IMenEsy M g5.sa r. Part srecn;,
Sil,sway Iy,ss: IUsS:J Elliott Levy James = Hub.
e:nry, Russell, z Ell w;ish, T M Frazier 9 sumnsy:
01nzeT, c 4 Stevenson, G Gray
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
military Affairs.

The Military Commission -hich was appointed TO In
quire into the charges recently preferred sgainss Major
Henry y. Allies, Of the Seventy fourth regiment New
York voauntesrs has careful revision Of tho
dsm sssd The complaint The Major Ia preparing 70
reentcr sne service with higher rank.
QUOTA OF roueuxkRpsrn yyLL.
PouesHHnpun, NJ Y, Sept 10, 1904.
The quota q this city under the late call fun The
quota for the darct win probably be allsd BY the tim
The wheel revovsA- Al a events NOT more shas hun
dred names wiz hsvs TO be drawn. The late postpone
nsnt Of the draft IN tbs district has oeoaaoasd shk ~
suit
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
s,ws from FORTRESS Monroe.

PosrRyss NosRoE Fepl 10, 1854.
MAJOR General Butter arrived tsre this morning from
the frcut. the steamer Greyhound He comes here
Tor the Improvement q his HEALTH which Of late has be-
como somewba, impaired.
rues the 'front.' states that the enemy have
been annoying our lines the left Tor time past,
ami General ornn,s batteries orcusd yesterday morning
put Il stop Tho annoyance. Heavy firing kept
uu all day yesterday me rcsnlt has not seeu asess-
taired. No doubt tho rebel snarpshooters have osen
silerced
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Arrival Or tho Steamer Donegal at
Phfladelph
PBiLApxLrnA, Sept 10, 1S6.

me United satee steamer Donegal, from Charleston
Bar 18th inst with hundred and dny officers, dis
charged sailors invalid soldiers, arrived here to-day
she passed OF Hst,srAs the steamer Arago wish brig
In tav
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Projected Rebel Invasion "s msssoe''

ST. Lours, Sept 10, 1884.
Reliable information has received hsss lhss Gen.
Price crossed the Arkansas river 81 Dsrdess"s seoos
half var bssssn Little Roct and Fort smsa' % ne n
instant wi.h sve thousand rebel savAiry' svsdssay
destined Cor Missouri
.s.nv, .o,emepss In Northeast Arkansas "a South
-, u,,.o.r, seemed TO be aimed AZ Caps 0Irsrdesu,
u,us prlcs vin probably strike Al sprpansld. Roth
,c,. are vo srtiGed and have sarrsoDs ssross enough
70 repsi my attack.
csasrsI A. J. Smiths advance arrived - sulphur
spriuss about twenty miles below here say, where
they 20 into camp probably 10 await The ssvssspass
Of shs ensmy. ......
shelbys advance IN Southeast Msscur; sss ssss"a
Ssdpis 70 known 70 regard so hn dssi6nA
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
RreastwOrkS Thrown Up Around
Mac0n-AEpeais Made to the Citizens
n~sv

From tho Richmond Examiner. Sept IL.
Breastworks are being thrown up around Macon.
The citizens OF Macon quite excited about the evacu
. tion Of Atlanta.
The papers OF Macon appealing to the citizens OF
that place organize and be prepared TO ress any raid
ing party that may be sent against the place
The wounded ~ Joneab. ro have oeen added 10 IN .
Macon hospitals and large number OF refugees from the
oxeTrun Country, TO her already crowded population
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
The Overland Route.

nvsvsH, sept 10, 1854
No Ipdisns have bsen seen on the overland road for
weeks. Stages VIII begin 70 run over II Immediately
rhe Indian scare seems 70 ended. Troops
stationed iuv protecs the cpachss and travellers
ever M yovte
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Twe~tietn Regiment New Yo~k state
Militia.

JAMES RIVER, Va Sept 1s 1854.
glad bs ablo 70 state that perm ssien has been
granted BY the War Department tor tho orsaaaton OF
The veteran rwenssh regiment New York sass Militia,
Colonel H. Gates, 70 be maotaincd The few msn ea-
titled 10 discharge will be mustered ,us ~ hen
pres This leAyes q strong well onicersd snd drilled
body OF uud,sturbsd Of their present ana su'o
tory organ sAlcn
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
rae washingson Telegram.


ct,er received In this city to-day from an ofcer on
General Grants stan dated City Point, Wednesday morn
ing rsys@I have stirring news 70 record 70 day,
but everything looks bright and cheering Every day
We iav here ". are weakening enemy less.
While lhor troops desertng TO tues IN droves
We are receiving large accesslons OF pow recruits"