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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
The Future LighAs of Edge6eld.

HdysGeld District, prolific ss it has been in the
ra.t Of sraat, patriotic and good men. promises
in the future to prorc equally as prolific Of hsm.
We enjoyed the privilege on Friday evening
last Of making one among sO0dly number Of
our citizens Of both so1sa, who bEd assembled to
witness =. exhibition about to be participated in
| by the Students of the. Edgc6sld Male Academy,
now under tie very acceptable and efficient charge
and government Of suNrEn D. SPAIN, Esq, n
former pupil of the Academy. The evening va.
delightfully."- prspitisus, the geaial iemFersture Of
Spring, an atmosphere loaded with the sweets Of
Florl'p choicest gifts, and the Silvsry rays Of q
rising moon, Ill lending their charms as il were
to hsightcn tie enjoyment Of tae already happy
and smiling assenblsge.
The Sehosl-rOom, although secretly ftsts0n0d
with the products of spring by the boys them
selves, presented quite an attractive appearance.
prised of Dialogue and Spsscher, were introduced
by the Principal in short though very appro-
prepriuto and neat address. TIE subjects, which
arc popular and familiar, were capital selections;
-
rather lacOnic, provoked great amount Of nirth
.ud entertainment The Youths who participated
so very craditubly and manfully on this first pub
lie exhibition of their varied and pleasing talents,
are: Masters Anr BnUNsoy, WALTER S. ADAMS,
EDWARD II. ScHIAnER, JAnSa B. TuourgIxs,
JANE. NJ. AxprRsoy, JAMES c. SuscuT, HENRY
II. SpAyN, Q. w. CAKwILx, A. II. ErLLItAN, W.
J. GRIYYlN, j. 3. Hill ard LEWIS COvAR.
B.sutful and fragrant boquets, arranged BY
fair Singers and hurled by fair hands, prsfusely
greeted the youthful dsiu'uat', and from ether
evidences of approval also which ws noticed, We
are e.ti,fed that Tho success Of this initisle1per
meat will create an ambition calculated in no
small degree to enhance tho already prnitsworthy
traits that ckaracteIize the present pupils Of the
Edrefsld Male Academy.
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HE ADV ERTISER.
JAxgs :. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, NAY IS, 1861
orr EDITOR Nu.licatinz.

.rroE, the GpneYea note from our Editor it will.
Ia seen %! hs ssustica!i.g down on the Ridge,
in e!over-hs doubtless means Mesquit Grass.
Well, ~ it "J. T. la It'll. good eating and
high old tims" generally will Ire Of service to
,you.-and when you return VIC shall eIpec: to see
you considerably fattsned up,-your aides pro-
truling aud ysur. jaws hansins-as we know
you will be, ii yOurdigsstivs organs are not over
exertu,,. Much good luck to you in your piswl-
Trial alsLssmcntt:
Ox tbs Rrprx-ia Coser--Iay, ed.
DRan D. r. d. write yuu.--Ilo, re write yon
E iaa 10 say that VIC arc cot on tap tLif week.
Ec are The Ri:g., erjo.ing tho irestiinsbls
aud sinus. iorgotten blessing Of something 20
aat--io say notLing Of delightful weather and un-
bounded dow Of soul. And on the Ridge we are
going to tsrry few days longer ti'so hospita-
bic psIply at getting up what Col. Simkius used
to call "a grand Gsh," and rs we never caught
fsh above IN inch in length in all out many days,
wo feel burning and laudabls ambition to re-
deem cur shameful past by hooking an eight
pound trout. Who, knows How much plsasantsr
business that, than Istherins snes head With the
plague -tsksa newspapers. So, as stated above,
We are not on tap, and upon ysa devalres for this
week tss embroidery and ornam'ntati0a Of the
Advertiser, No doubt the Situation in Virgins
sndltie I" Delinquent Plsnte:s" apd the "Horsc
Imprcssmsnt" and E1tortion ana Speculation" /"
and Collards" irill all keep cool, and be better
aud fresheS for weeks rest.
How are crops about the Village? Down here
they do not look particularly inspiring: On the
morning altar our arrival, We qusri.d an aged
ilaye ~ to the status Of the wheat and corn his
reply was: Wheat's miidlin piert, but corn's ma
xa sorry. And that exactly the state of the
case. Tie soru 0rop.ef South Carolina last year
was over l5,oO0,00o bushels; there is no such
promise now. Tho Ridgers are.delightfully bnsy
With thei, noxt-fsll hogs they have charming
droYss Of young crestures. We esoersry evening
to ,ss Or. Y's pets fed, and ne always touch our
hat to them. Who wbuld not touch bis hat to
hog nowadays?
What cheering .ws NC are getting frem al
-'ers! Th. r is decidedly on the turn Soon
it vii: lone, and God will have said to the
Niger; Niger, Stay fight where you are. The
Yankees, notwithstanding tbi, decision of rrSri-
d.nce, will keep on loving the nigser, but We may
rest NOll assured they N& never ASht this war
ovsr again. We feoi,tsata good time issurrly
coming. Let US then Ws.k. and plough, aud
write, aud fight, and pray Gad for the 0oRsup-
nation. J.T.B.
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From Richmond.

Mrs. W. ". GOODMAN, Of our town, hos just
returned from RIchmspd whittier she has bssn
for sorsfal weeks. Whilst there it was her pleas-
ur. to daily visit the Hospitals and wait on ear
wounded soldiers. Our noble women never re-
fr.in from rendering o,ery assistance fo,sibls to
eur brave soldiers, and Mrs. G. va knew muIs
have received tho heartfelt thark5 of many OF
our bravo men whilst patiently soothing their
sugsriags and aloviating their wants.
This lady informs III that she saw Gen. NeGow-
| An in Richmond-thst his wound, in the left arm,
is quito severe, ard it was feared that auputstiOn
would be nseetssry. Cen N. told her that Gen.
PERRIN uas killed in the van Of bis brigade,
whilst glo,iou,ly and with great snthuiissm ur-
ring III. N ca on to victory. Alas poor PERRIS-
he slssps whore he fell, and hs HllS martyrs
grave we'll.
Gen. NJ. slso assured Mrs. GOODMAN that but
few of the 18th Regiment were killed, but that
they hGl, With the other Regiments Of his Brig
ade, done msst cooperate aghting.
Our informant tells US that Maj. JOSEPH AsSkY
and Lieut.. 7. B. CROKER, of the 27th Rest s,
, C.. ", also IN "AoJ' a. -
slightly wounded in tho side, and Lieut.. CRookRR
severely in fsot-bOth doing we'll. She also saw
several wounded FROM the 14th Regiment, whore
namos ars mentioned slsswh THAT their wounds
were dung a, we'll as could bs e1psctsd-none
dangerous.
We are giatia.d to stato, through Con. Ne
Guwly, that young REgcG NICHOLAS, Of the
1dth, distinguished himself on the battlefield.
Thrco cheers and bumper for our brass little
,eru.m,n. He is asoldier and hero, and fully
merits prouotion~
There is said .ts have been Considerable excite
mept during the sighting immsaiat.ly around
that city, bss that thers was no fear as to Che
final result. Mrs. G. says "that We have lost
heavilyin the last engagOmonte, hut that our
mer fought like tigers"
This lady has our rarnsst thanksfsr late Rich
nord papers from which We make liberal extract.
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The Wur ia Virginia.
SPoTTsYLvANll, G. H Nay Il,

via. CHESTERFIELD, Il.
Yesterday morM;ng about day the enemy
with considerable force assaulted our left
wing. The attack, however, was quito feeble
and we readily repulsed them with slight
loss ON our side, but with considerable slaqsh-
ter OF the euemy.
The sght lasted xbout one aud shalt hours
During this engagement we captured shout
80 prisoners, and TIE enemy lett over 200
dead on the ield.
Last night We drove the enemy FROM our
left, they leaving their dead unburied.
They seem to be massins on our right, Ell
ther for the purpose olattscking US again Or
to fall back. After the fight of yesterday on
our left, the enemy opened vigorous can
nonsaing on our right wing, to which we re.
spondea, and fierce artillery duel was kept
up for two hours. Our side, however, losing
very slightly.
Our men TO-DAY are busy collecting arms
on that nsrt OF the Geld abandoned by the
enemy. Many arms are being ob.aiSed which
were buried BY the enemy.
To-day matters have been quiet ali day.
Yesterday Meade sent flag Of truce to
Cen Zee, thanking him for seSding him Wad-
worth's body, fpr which he applied BY Gag Of
truce, during the Wilderness fight. MeGde,
on the 18th, issuded a consratulatory order
to his troops.
He claims that Lee has now abandoned
his last entrynched position, go tenaclously
held, suffering loss ofcishteen guns, tweh-
tv-four coors and eight thousand prisoners.
Meade further says the ight is not over,
snl that he (Meade) expects rcinforcemenss
which Lee cannot pcssibly get.
1t is suppes that Grant is awaiting REIN
corceincnts in order to renes the attack.
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rrom doan.ton's Army.

Since our last considerable retrogr ade
movement has been going Oh in Gen. John.
stou's army, hiS forces falling back from
Rcsaca TO this side of the Etowsh river. Bat
it is the prevalent. opinion that ell ia going on
well-and that tie situation OF affairs in North
West Georgia is by no means Responding.
Gen. Johnston has never failed to fight
when crowded, and cur troops have invaria-
bly, driven the enemy back, and can, and will
do it again, and effsctually, when ordered TO
d. 50.
During this retrograde movement several
important fights have occurred at different
points. The battle Of OoStanaula was quite
an affair, and crippled the enemy materially.
Our total loss in'thiG engagement could not
have exceeded TWO thousand, while that Of
H.. Yankees is estimated at not less than six
Thousand, while there are many prominent
officers who believe it to reach double that
number. ooe thing is certain, that they wcrs
slaughtered by hundreds at every CHARGE
ara must have suffered severely
c-r lines are continually changed to meet
the developments Of the enemy in front, and
..reycn, ilsnk movement on their part
rhc Yankee forces operating assinst Ger
oral Johnston have been u:ider-eslilnsted.
!, !, now well ascefsained that they have
'V': ybe Vigilance Of Gs,. Jol,us;on has f:ns-
.,-.ta,i .ysry attempt to FLANK, LIN. and he has
embraced d every opportunity u punish the
enemy. - ,,,o ,a,h m ~,
aida are about $500,
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For the Advertiser.

As. EprfoR: Ws propose that all good and
true men Of this District, hand in the Names to
the Clerk Of the Court, Of al rsYons who have
been speculating in Corn, Plsur and Bacon, du.
ring thoas trying times Of war; that their names,
bs eonspieuously assigned, to this Black Roll Of
.Di,honOr and Cont.sptj that their swn immedi,
ate posterity and generous srd patriotic public
.usy deal out to thca JUSTICE.
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Casualties iu the llth Regt., Sc {

Fra. Day, Fight an the Raridu".
Cor. BRowS COMMANDING.
Fr.Lp;ASp SrArr-Wounded: Msj. II. H. Har-
par, thigh, slightly sargt Maj W Ashland, hand,
Company A-woundod: Sergeant Stucky, head,
severely Private E 81 Tsdford, thigh, severely.
Company B-Wouuded: Privatss Rufus Har-
ling, head, slightly; Joseph outz, log, slightly
z Crouch, hand, slightly Jame1 Haid, head, So
Company c-Woupdcd Privatcs W R Reavea,
both legs, severely F Stone, caest, severely.
Company D-WoNndsd: Prirates Scott,
chest, severely; Corley, writ and foot, severe
ly: j C DeLuach, shnulder, slishtiy; L P Cul-
luiu. ankle, uightly L u IIcksop, lsS, slightly
D. Ethredge, noid, slightly.
Company E-Woundca: Captain Griffith, both
ankles, ssyersly.
Company F-woundod,: Captain MeCorlsy,
thigh, slightly; Serst Bleakly, heel, severely
priya,ea + N Dsnnrd. hand, severely; " i West
ear, slightly; i T 'Hipp, shoulder, slightly.
Company G--Wounded; Priyates shsrpton.
thigh, severely; ED Bsaser, thigh, slightly.
Company H-Wounded: Sergeant Blsckman,
shoulder, severely; Ssrst Pickett, abdomen, Sc
vercly Corpl ] Scott thigh; severely; Pri-
Yates " johnson, hoalder, sevorely; Steven
Ford, ear, slightly; Key. shoulder, slightly.
|. Company Wounded: Prvates W Blanchst
beth Jaws, severely; j Mann, chest, severely
!. earn, arm, slightly; JJ Blaachct, hand, slight
ly w + Campbell, lkish, slightly Warren How
oil, elbow. slightly; " Lovely, HIND, slightly.
Company k-Hounde,i: Priratss W Ad:
ANS, hip, slightly " Gls,ie-, head, slightly; "
Hsrrely, head, slightly; f Adams, Rru, slightly
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Tha .Cnsualties.

Ths c,tualtiss come in very slow. FraM the
9Th Regiment we ara pained to learn that our old
friond Capt. Jous KEMP, rs brave s' the bravcat,
and ono of the best fellows that ever lived, hus
bs.n killed. We also losrn that Henry BorcE
has gain beon severely wounded. But can learn
nothing further. From the l4%h,. We only have
the casualties of tho arit days fght. Hsps by
next week however, VIC will be. able to give the
casualties in full of all the Edss6sld Companies.
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LATEST NEWS.
Frem Virginia.

HANOVER JuxcrIoH, May 22.-Grant CON-
mencsd swinging his columns around on our right
Oh Friday.
Saturday morning Grants forces occupied Mil
ford's Station and Bowling Green.
Saturday evening about dark, Gen. Wilcox in
front of spo.tsylrania G.. L., moved forward
portion of lss scrcss entered the eneny's breast
works, and found them held by a line Of sSir-
nishcrs, Grants whole army being rapidly in mo-
! tivn en- our right flank. This ,lceoss!sated q
counter movement on eur side, and tho abandon
aent Of the ground il front OF Spottsylyana c. IL.
Grant seems 10 he mnneureriDg for position
nearer Richmond.
The enemy "a reported to have cut loose from
Ffsderickaburg as their base. and to have es.n5-
| li,hsd depot, at Front Royal and the Tsppah,o-
mock.
RlcuNoSs, May %.
Ga.t night the Yankees made an assault: on oar
right, toward Petersburg, to rstake the position
and battery lost by them on Frilsy. They. Eere
easily repulssa with heavy loss casualties te-
ing few.
Hanover JUNCTION, May'es.
The latest information represents tho bulk Of
Grant, array near Milford Depot and Bowling
Green, With pickas some Ave or six miles this side
The impression is that there is NO chance of az
immedist collision.
Grant will probably require some timo to get
ready to more upon Us.
AL quiet Ut l3M.
PETERSBURG, May %.
New York datea OF the lIth layo been received
here.
They contain nothing important from tho Army
of the Potomac.
Grant complains that heavy rains have COM
pollsL suspension Of operations.
Sherman te!esraphs that he has taken Resaea
after stubbsrn sight, in which he estimates the
Yankees loss at 1900.
He says he is in pursuit of Johnston, and keeps
the railroad repaired within asvcn-miles Of tho
Yankee army's rear.
The Chicago Times of the 18th says Lee and
Grant had ter risle Fight on Tuesday, and says
the Federal loss was fifteen Thousand prisoners; |;
nothing said absut the killed and wouudnd.
1t states they had fifteen thousand wounded
before the Tuesday fght. 1t does not CLAIM
victory or admit "a defeat.
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casualtles in Companies 1 AID *,


Adjt. A. HoLxEs,cf TIE 24th, has sant TO tho
Guardian list Of casualties in that Regiment
in the lato fights around Dalton up to the 18th
.in1t, from which we extract the cas1alties in
Companies aud 4;
Company /, Captain Eeavsr COMMA manding--
Killed: priYst-s Sullivan aud Kimbrell.--Wound-
ed : Is. Lieutenant j. \. T,llmaa, legs sligAt
Sergeant Curry, neck and shoulder, severe Cor
porsls Reynolds, arm, slight; Quarles. thigh,
slight; PriYatss Martin, foot, slis ht; Cuttledss,
flce, seversi Tucker, groin, aovsfe; Thomas,
thigh broken, dangerous; Bcnnstt, lung, dan.
rsreua; Coleman, head reysro; Clarke, hand,
severe; J. Carpenter, shoulder, severe; Derrick
arm aud leg, severe; HolsoR, baud, sorers ;
Hodge, foot, slight; Robertson wounded aad
captured.
mandiuy-Wounded: capt.T c. Morgan, acting
Major, neck, slight; Priystes G. W. Andrews,
arm and hand, slight; S. W. ousz, log broken
W. T. stillnln, log broken.
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Board Of Relief.
CALL MEETING.

IN consequence Of IN order from the Commissa.
4 ry General upon this Board for T~o Thousand
Bushels of oorn to supply the deficiency in Pick
ems District, the Board Of Relief for EdgsGeld
District will meet at the Court House On the lst
Monday of June, at 10 o'clock, a. II. The Com
missioners arc. reqYe.ted to come prepared to
report US to the amoua. of Corn distributed, and
The nunbos, of Dsnsfciares in their respective
Beats. LUKE CULBREATII, Chair.
J. II. MMs, Serry & Treas.
May 81 2t %
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Later from New.Orleans.

PAscAGouLl, May Plat:
By;ipformation from officers in charge Of q flag
of truco schooner which left Nuw Orleans on the
18th, is ascertsiued that Banks had not arrived
there. No ,idinss had boOn received concerning
his fate, and great unsasinoss with regard to his
safety, prevailed. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25

A NOBLE WoNAx.-A1ady in Atlanta eara.-
ed 50 during the day, by binding one dozen
pairs Of shoes, at IS cents per:pair She ilas
earned as much as S2s per day, by making
sacks on tic sewing machine at four cents
each. Others might .go and do likewise"
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Notice to Cavalrymen.

IN pursuance of an oriar from Col. T. j.. Lip
= rcomb, sll>the men of the Cd Regiment, sc.
Cavalry, who. have been futloughed for the pur-
pose of procuring fresh horses, will report to me
(mounted) ut Edge6eld q. H., on. Saturday, the
2sth inst, at O'clock, A. NJ, or in Aiken on tbs
day following ut Z O'clock, a. M., from whence
will proceed With the Dctachmentto Charleston.
Il. A. MARKERT,
Lieut.. Com'i'g Detachment.
Ma -a4 II %
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Headquarters,
POST OR. N. l7a C. D. S. c.,

VII Gfe' NJ 5I't V' 1' D' S'I
CoxssBuRY, May 20th, ,ls6I.
HAYING established temporary Dspots nj tls
IN following points, viz: At Edge6eld G. H.,
s. F. G0oDE, Agent; Boles' Mill, ISAAC
BOLES. Agent; Colemans Elato. Mills, W. J..
. OLEMAN, Agent; Mt. Willing, DR.. @. ".
MARLBOROUGH, Agent.--produeers will take
notice that they required to deliver their Tax
in Kind within thirty days from the date hereof.
10 1.-THE will be received at these Dcpsts pro.
siuced within tHelrs miles Of any Depot Oh Z Rail
Road or navisabl- stream.
J..K. VANCE,
Capt. 4 p.rQ. H., 9TH G. b. 5. e.
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Latest nom Beauregard,s Army.

KIc!iMOND, May Il.
A telegram from Beauregard dated at, ,hia
Headquarters this morning, has been recsiy-
ed. He says all quiet last nigh. We re.
main in pv.sessionof the entiny's r;He-pits
and the ground we gained in yesterdays
fight which was quite severe during a part
of The day, especially near Ware Bottom
Church. regret tosay that Gen. VS.. Wal
ker is missing; lis feared he fell into the
hands Of the enemy whilst gallantly leading
his troops into action.
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DaGlsog, xsgsE see. /.

SUBSCRIPTIONS /" me ADVERTISER far oae
year FIfE i)OLLAES in advance. For Six Months
THINE DOLLARS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inseried ct Til ikhH
boil AHs p-r S1uar. III mini"n line: or ie>s r c"c"
in.e,.;nn. Advertisements without afuesi"ns 2s !" 'he
nl,r OF .i.acs b inserll, VIII Le Pnhli'srd u'.'
r..rhi! Nlv! charge. accordingly
A,.a.u.,n. caii,l.a,ea CIR any oh!es ef f'i'or or
rr.i,, TWENTY DDLLArs, to be paid before Tho An
,nn,nceiueut is pebl'-!,e'
u:,usry u-;itcs 1r lies ~ hes,sst Or an! e9nh'u
airalot ycr.nal in liz hsrrs, will 10 rated ~ aSer'
,:.a.a.n.s and Charged accordingly. ,..
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Cen. Walker in the Enemy's Lines.
RIcRMoSD, May .:

KIcRMoND, May q.
Gen. Walker accidentally rode into the ens,ny's
lines during the fight of tho goth, ard was fred
upon. His horse Was killed. lie was wounded
in tae foot, which required amputation. 4
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Rocky Creek Academy.

VyHE Exercises Of this InEtilat;on will be re-
Il sumsd on the 9th of June, under the Eupsr-
vision of tho undersisncdRs Principal, and CON-
tinue Eve months, twenty days :p the month.
Terms the same as las. Session, in edysnee.
Patrons ara earnestly requested to have the pu-
pills commence at,he beginning os the Session for
JOHN ". MccANTs.
Mav2I 2t 90
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StraYed.

SSTRAYED on or about the 5th inst, from my
3 residence. one mile East Ct (lilgal Church.
BAY MARE, With enc or More white feet Ha
other marks remembered. Aged three years. All
information concerning seed marc thankfully re-
eeived, and suitable reward will be paid.
LEWIS REYNOLDS.
Pleasant Lane, May q If 90
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From, virginia.:

From the p;rhmond Enquirer, Of the '7'h,
!.in,llg pl=ced in cnr h.S:5 S"y q" esteemed
f,.r!.J nst lr.,, 2m!':rp' j, ne "hiA,n 'te To-
la.;ng Few. from !.i:T's s1my
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The Y aukee lssI is from l2 to $1,000.
Co,oroI I,Ln.hn ;.,uod hi, hott,. =,

Yesterday. telling,hc troops thst our COM
:nuAicati,a SiIf q = river wa. now safe. lie
auk:,,i ,i,-,u l., iidt.!e thcir brothers in Flr-
y.uis ;:rd the rru,- Mississippi. sTLis mas
,,..-iy.,! viii. the Widest enthusiasm
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Southern Ingenuity.

And female ingenuity at that But why net ?
An ingenious. easrgstie Southern woman, sbsus .
mile from lbi, burg, showed us yesterday q 9in
Bond which shs had just taken from the loom.
She fry. twisted the thread into lnrga ard f,rons
twins, snd then achieved the Gin Band. 1t is to
be three ply, and then strengthened and thickencd
with coa!in. Of tar. Thors is not the slightest
doubt Of it lasting till tkO crack Of doom. And
she showed u, sl,o tho slsie, and she had made
tia. $50. Now i.n't thst worth t.lling2 Back
baraa md wagon gear rssrs ns,hins to her. Ac-
tuply believe rho could weave Coluilbiad
-~->-
re" Our loss in generals In tho late sngage-
zaents in Virginia is ninsteen-ssven killed, ten
wounded, anL!wo capturod. The names sf The
killed ore Stuart, jenkins Stafford, Jones, Julius
Daniel, GOtaon, Of North Carolins, and Perrin,
Of this State.
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Nay
Ice for Sale

EoR SALE o quantity of ICE. Price $I.0o
Il per pound, E. BURT.
MaJ4 ~