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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
NORTH OAROLINA ELEOTION.

RALnsR, aug. 4.h.-TbO election of Governor Of
Norm Carolina and members Of tbs State Legislature,
took place to-day. Toe fOlOslng returns have been
received which, in connection vita The army vote, pre-
Viousy pOlsd, Indicate she re election Of Governor
z .h,,lnn Yanca hH an overwhelming msiority:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
TRuSTRElSSA OF VALUABLE WoopEr

a LA D Ia Tie county Of Henieo - Iales shove Il h
ond and nsar Oh Deep To 1Pke "A PuruAnes 81 a
rain deed rus In With Of We 1ustees thth
5ore 5-uetl kept o. Lsks Pa year. Zen The cd uoutsin
roe lie abVs the Sof Pu the Parosl q land coz
vsT by salt dad 1hetra s. Of veil wooded
land has bottom, Il veil sats and Il tsP.SsAy sosp.ed
EroEh Of And Nhn thIes mie1 OF raj road
rs sosisuon sdjons isrs OF D. stri ssoW and Mr.
Ben amin Leako Ne g v Bsrj aan Lss.s viii shsW The
prsatsss Eah NJ 20 parchAse.
8O0 cash, The payable 10 % al inttan ents OF
nonhs, vel secured with interest oE hs Of sale,
". sHTLroE,
Tru1tee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

al s...,,.s Via .., Isle 5sF lIss fss "a HsFs
sona obiecs but bearing letters which SHE
~ delivered 10 persons within our lines 10 VIOLATION Of
Law aud ORDERS is bsnshed Scuh OF our lines ana or-
hidden g return whou. permission, 90 PAIN Of neing
held ~ aspy.
Mis-. Nna E. Hough, who carried on her pcrssa
piece Of Union Eolder's skull, and rlo ulder osih
having xhIiicd leTisy and disregard OF fru n UNI
worthy OF a woman, muci mors lad, receiTed the
same Bfntence.
Mrs Ada Haynes was b,n'shei some tims ago and re-
turned With view OF taking the am e.ty csta, but
whose conduct since her return, conIaGcts nat the
has hitherto sworn to, showing that she csnpo, be
trusted or believed; yet, 10 give her an opportunity to
make good her profession, without IenpA ioa TO her.
self ard danger TO Der G)gernmsnt, is rceied on osh
and bound not reside west or soush Of tho STATE o!
New York durrg the present rebellion.
Mrs Ann T. Pslk wife Of Jno. w. PeLk, arrested With
hrs snesd srd the Same chng', has ssti ned III r
General R9secTans tha. her Intentions were not bad
and that was willing to do works meet for repe
tepcs allowed upon taking the oath Of allegiance, to
return South to brig away her children provided che
return without unreasonable lay.
These seneac are ordered 10 be carried oul by Col
SaudeEson. IL.
VESSELS BuESJD RY TIE FLORIDA
Tie British steamer Governor Bsyey, from Nassau,
arrived at New York on Saturday. bringing Captains
WEslcw, OF the bark GclcondA, and Wet, Il The
schooner Margaret Davis both OF which Vesses
buried by the privaeer Florida. Captain Wes: makes
tbe following statement:
Sailed from Port Royal, 8. O., July 81, bud for
NV York, In ballast Ga the In met spoke Onited
S!aes gunboat Santiago de Cuba, aud was again in
company with her on Sunday. jay b, lat 81 20.
long. IA 40, at cayl On, saw 8 ba;k-rsged Steamer
steering Tor ia, no with u, and hoistsd
the Amercs gsg, which We did &lso. BE ordered
10 hesvs TO- aud he red to board me; bis boat
came alongside ne haulsd doEn thu Am ,rcan coors,
AID inio med me that we we're przi 10 The Nee
crate gun5oat Florida, and gave ten MINUTES 10 PACK
10 ana leave. They first took my nautcl instruments
aud other valuabes, and then sec the vessel on hfe.
TIE crew OF the gu boat Floridi acted in ve:y d.
orde iy manner, and on the same day we were trsss
erred TO the schooner Wm b. Olesre OF .ssau Capt
Hail rom whom the captain CT the Fordi also got
New York Herald containing the sinking of tho Ala
b4na which CONFUSED them very much. Besides my
self aud Grew there beard Captain w nelD y
aud crow of the bark Gooonds, Of New Bedioid
burned previously, who wilh US pu. board the
Cieare, aud taken 10 Harbor leland
FHE TLEEF OFF MOBILE.
correspondent. OF The Baltimore American, attach
ed to FaraguFs a,at, speaking of possible engage
mont, states.
Il will no doubt b. a welcome sight TO many, as the
Tennessee (ebel rsm), Admiral ichanans flag shil,
has az if to tantaz the whols sat. been anchored
in iu sight outside the fort Aogln but protected by
the obs ructions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

vIcroEAs OHILDRrs.- Qaeen victoris hes nire
children. aged respectively, g. a. 80 IT, n, Is IL
10 and 9 Eve girls snd four boys. Three are mar
RED The oldsss 500, and two Oldest ARIA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
PRosPKCTS FAvORABLE.
[Sfseial to he Eu,niug WA;g ]

PrTER,BuIe Avg. 5.--The enemy faally broke the
slspce into which no had been aEed by the defeat Oh
TIE sO,h by opening heavy Smelling and mort hrng
all along the lines last night varied with continues
and brisk firing BY his sharp Matters are qnes
this m0rnlrg, and the situation remains urchanged
vbilst our prospects continue TO BE- favorable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

yance's majority as reported, los.
All the prtcnes of Wake eoun,y not heard from,
tn, Il s b'eved that Vance bS' carried the county sns
b. The Vance cauSidatss are elected to the Legisla
fpre . (Raleig On T. IN Wake countv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
WANTED-

4 OF JOS RlowS afoou any Z SSH Va Regiment cap
Petersburg Va Jaae 1Th, lsjL Any Information
aii be 9 snaiu u recetysc. MATTHEW BLOWN.
Bagn e, Sss PhAdsphA papers vii P.elSe copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

FROM PETERSBURG.

HRAYY sRELLwG AND MORTAR FIRING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

q iNFoRMAT.OS WANTED Of Serg't JOHN
Wal AZ bORkE Caisr's Batssy, captured 1sh OF
NAV aear Sp5syVania houe and Is l. de-
tansd pris ner Answer through New York
"a News or Baltimore papers rtqaest keanSnd ana iIs
copy. auo-eSFti
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
MATTERS QUIET THIS MORNING.

sHARpsHoOIISG ALL KIsHr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
Urn Goods.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. !. < 7. %. WEST
NO. o. CHANbHRS-Sp.. NEW YORK,
the Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
Of ttts
J. W. RRADLEY'S 800,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPkiNu
SKIRT. . q,
This invention consist. Of Dnpes !orwo Eppio S'e7'
sPrings inseiousiy braided tightly and trmy totie ciso
10 edge sng the toughest most elastic e'dbe and dnr
Spring Used enbin, 'he wearer c'n'e memo OF US
great Ella ity md fsSb 20 nllco AID ioh ine SH
when In esiy and wish the save convenience as SIS
mnin e-s. 10 entirely obvites and senc'% me only Cd
jeCon to hoop sks tho annoyance 10 to "edre' Us
wei - the public. e.pscly H. crowded Isc ' tsfi
railroad csfs currn pews or 10 any clo"aed pace ', e
dficuy 81 contracting th'm and occupy ~ small space
this entirely r'ioFes the dict wAie sivrs tho ,st ne
usna in nd syfnIe Il 81 ln.s ne Aghieh AM rir'
stylish sld rracefb sg?iau'e foT tie street opera promo
nOnsc lrss. iidy having cgnye1 the piei,ni.,
comfort ani crest Of Wesfnr t-e Duplex Eilpo
Snrng Skt Or single day vii never alrr"afd "ihsy
dispense Z iIe use "a them They the best qnai IA
every par. b. the CHEST dutae o01iioftaDe ana
economic. 5si-t nsdr Merchant. viii ae supplied o.. ABOVE
aud iaes In not hrstcsss ro;J s.orcl IN tHs cry ana
thou snout tIs different States. 49, - . -.,,,
IL INQUIRE FOR THE "DUiLEH ELiifiiC'
SPHISD SKIRT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
GUNNER Retreats.
Dcaro Gn6 Rooms.

A RARE CHANCE for q liOME.--A Cen
;efan and Wife, ts!rons Ct good board viii LIT
huud,orus FURNISHED RESIDENCE 20 seu.sei fanty
without -nA children for equivalent Tor hcd
excepoaabe references required Inquire ct No Wallace
place, Nesars, ~ j.. Or By i@lter
FURNISHED ROOMS 20 RENT, with PAR
TIAb BOARD-Yery drsirsbe apartments and locssicns
Address bo1 No. s. 1885 PossOhe when full PsftcuAr WI
b. given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
IF YOU WANT no KNOW

A BOOK, containing an account OF the treat
IA ueDt Il, plea Fis,a structure aid % other important
diseases viii be sent reosig Of hTeeeen stamp, or on
application to hLNRi A. DANlkLs, w n. 'l'"'-i''' 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

= nAH ACRES COAL LANDS.-HOL-
csUUU NAN L CRO2lER Offer for sa'e 600 acres d
superior BIrC'uhOuS coal LANDS n Mexican County.
P.ru-ylyana the Bradford and Erie Railroad Pries
$1,000 cst 1ls pcrfsct lisps lni surtegs Be
a; ileit Office No 1N Br7 ldway, Ncw.Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
Urn Uooos.
~ EIGHTH-AvENUE
CHEAP STORE.
FROM LAST WEEKS --- -

n EIGHTn-AyENuE
CHEAP STORE.
FROM LAST WEEKS ,rev-,ov .,,rs
2s ooc BoNNETs AND RLooMERS IN EVERY STYLE
Or shi,5S DuSsfGBIE CACTUS BEADS cHIYA a
S Srpt,xI T,rrf1SS PR6AI BRMDS, ROUGH AND
R RfhAT : FANCY tH;S'i Hair MiLANs, s..
zoo ia DIES BOSNEis, Go, ~ loc.' 20.
%S SSf1POLiTAN B0ENErs &c 81. = e. and 81 -.
| ! 5q : ANCY GRAD bONNEIS $40, DO Toe
400 SPLIT STRAINS, loo, =. 10 .
! 40 MAN,LLA ENAlDS. 5ic, oet' TIC.
s,0oo FING slRAWs, 25o. sc. 90
fic ,sS FINE BoSNETs, LIVERY STYLE.
BGooMYrs AND HATS.
ooe LTGGORN BLOOI r. RS 3Ce., Sc. 1,c., md 81
1000 STRAW BLOOMEhS. loc 2ec., 25c
zee STR ,, " 5 BL0qeE.G *. Sc. l' ''
Coo FiNa BLoOMERS, 5se. to 81, IN EVERY SHAPE,
STYLE, AND COLOR
BONNET AND LINING SILKS.
BONNET GRAPHS AND LACES
BONNET ORSAMFNI5.
FLOWERS DfPAR1MENT.
Priced FLOWEK TO The FINEST FRENCH
ROSES f,hi.D hun tNS,
inns SHELL FLOW FRS,
DalSlES FLOW sR>, -. SPRAY
TULltS 10 90 buNOh-
REGION DEPARTMENT.
EVERY COLOR AND WIDTH. i.o,@5 YARDS fLAiDS'
~ -. CUR LILAC,
f fS2Mf&Ss G S5gs. Y St1ss.
PUPPIES. PlENs. - m NJ,
BLACKS WHITE rTrEs1stD CHERRY GOLORS IN
BONNEr TRIMMING AND : ;H nlBBONs,
C0SaI1NCIhJ Ar &C., UPT 81 80
GOODS Al
WHOLESALE.
LESS rHhN
JOBGGRS PRICES,
/ HONNT T.gEAMEa, EVER VARIETY
2N1G PARsSOlS. 1jc 81, q s. aad = 30
Lea FAR ASOl.S, ~ IS. 81. - %. TO o.
GA d {
EMBROIDERY DHp ARTMESr.
OPENING CHEAP Lots OF COLLARS SITS BANDS,
LkGES AND FANCY Ma Sims.
ac0e YARDS CURTAIN ~ Silss, -.
HAEkERCHlEf DEPARTMENT.
5000 HAHDKERf.iIEfs or Ali iJHDS LADIES,
CENTS, &c, &c, ifon &C. -.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
. cor PAIRS or GLOVES from g. up 2, -.
3O,0 PAIRS KID GLOVES. alo, -, AID b.
coo FAIRS LACE n IIs. Sc. &c., DC. ~.
ECsIERY DEPARTMENT
EVERYTHING ~ UOsIRBE SILK AM COTTON
GEMS COLLARS, sCA.tfS AND fGS, CHEAP.
LACE DEPARTMENT
CHOICE LOTS or Walls &c. e. -
CHOICE SrI rs TRIMMING iAtEs. -
I .o0oo DpZEE5 SfOCL C0Fr0SS,
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK. c.. dom. ~.
ENFHfTIlN0 ~ FANCY ARTICLES,
BRAIDs, BUTTONS COMBS BHu SHIPS, MIS-, bUGLE
Oft.sAtiENI-, sc. &c.. CiE.P.
AUCIIOALOIs D Ally. .
Sos. ~ rad rs sih-av,
between l!ss and 2Za Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

ON NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
" Of Tl.stirg NERVOUS DEBILITY and all other Som
ina Affections Fourth cion. Intended for Popular Use
BY c. D. HAilMOND. NJ d., formerly Psaessor Of Special
IN iudIeusaDie wok Marital subjects Pnce 81. WAE-
EEk, Pu1.lsher No. Nesey q. New.Yolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
~ TIE MOST POPULAR
AND FLEXIBLE IN USE.
A. I. STEWART h Co,
BIoadwsy and l0th-st
DATENr DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
COMBINING
ELEGANCE. LrGHTNEss, COMFORT end ECONOMY
and ,uque.tionahly ths mos. desirable article made.
ForsALEby ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
Cor Canal aud MeIcefst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
FILES o. SALE-A. lot oi

n l. W 81 Al LIZ LIES lOA SALL--A' iOJ Ol
IN coup,ete aud risSlAr 1es 4 The Herald, Times Trb
One journal II Commerce SUM- Courier and Enquirer, Tx
pc.s Commercial Advertiser and Brooklyn STAR extending
$780, also bound pes Of The Journoi OF ON
from 1881 o ls9 inclusive snd Commercial AiVeI.iaer
1870 These papers collected by the late Eben MeT
lam IN perfect order aud viii be sold much less thar
cher vslss Inquire Of ALs 4. MERRIAM, 20. l5l Jsyst
SIOoklNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

Presid.z; LINCOLN, II bis otter TO TIE Publ'heTs er
presses opinion Of the Article II tie January Huibe
cutiiled TIE Presidents P0.cy. vSu4Oe Ena important
letter dehns clearly bis netu'ls upon
point II god interest - - ... 80.
THE SORTa-AMER1CAN REVIEW is Published omar
te1ly, the days o. January ApGD JAY and Octo2
On Numbers Of about three Luptct pager each, containing
snsi.eT aud to ioor ordinary octave volumes.
TERMS Eve Dollars yea, one Dollar and Twenty tive
cents Number. CkOSh1 MChOLA'
No. AZ Wa hin.tua-si. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-13

METRoP0LITAS FAIR
lu GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Fair VIII be opened at II O'Clock A. NJ and close ut
10 clock p NJ.
The Fourteenth street and The exits on
Fifteenth street.
Tickets can be obtained at the Fair buildings
PRICES.
Season tickets admitting all departments of the Fair
without exception. So single both the Four.
teenh street and Union departments so cents until
further uotire
Children under L. III he admitted either OF the above
departments on payrento of IS cents.
Goods PURCHASED will be delivered the free OF
pense, but at the risk Of the purchaser.
GEORGE GRfsw0LD GRAY.
Chairman Of Committee OF Arran geinents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-13

WAIIok's BENEFIT WEDNESDAY
Mr. W. < FLOYD.
When will be presented ss I D9Pgar play Of tho
New Aad beautiful Scenery,
The Stranger trs. tme) Mr. Lester walack
Tobias NJ J SnTs g sn'as
s9anois Mr. Fioyd
Peter TGsas
Conntess az wj ntsrsen Miss Henrlqles
Annette with the original Song, Miss lone Burke
THURsDAY-iosh, night Of
here in * il
sATukDAY-RosEDALg
Wl'T#hGHb s aaSss5 svrs!ses .ss.r IS 1851.
GIFTED rR r, sGs Artistic.
As sssshi 2
and ar' time In this city STDEs of
II the srsa classical tragedy & that title as performed By
for sixty consecutive times the Adepha thea
Miss Jones sustained by Mr.. Charles Barron and
powerful company.
Tox's OLD BowERY THEATRE.
immense NEWS NEW ss e ;ss DRAMA.
and during ns ssk De
novel Of "Cudjos Cave BY j. !. Trowbrldge, ESD,
PoMP
cuDJos
Miss Fanny Herring Carl
MT d stndiey as .romt
Mr. G. 4 Fox as Dan Pepper
NJ G. / FOX viii also appear
o'h Th eh aracs co Sy comn.nx
WIN scr,,,,nAnd One Hundred Auxilarles
NE" s SosT sTxRr1,s Sk ErF TAskkAUx'
Two popular pieces with the above drama win be played
f''''' ''''''S' "p''' BENEFIT
SANITARY e o sSs
OLYMPIC rg s!s asb s.. neo.ow.x
Lessee and Direesress Mrs John Wood
'S'' THis EVENING. WEDNESDAY. : SEWN
ssi1sa Mrs.
OLYMPIC ri Hsf Sa%
Lo oi1lI.Hs
BRreAolER eESsHknAL FORTUNE
sF sts ssa BY rHos
POWERFUL CAST;
Forunio. with Messrs Frank Drew W. Davidge r. Owens
e Parsoe Jr Miss A. Harris, Miss J. Walters Mrs O.
Doors open at u. Performances commence tx
Seats secured three days in advance.
srHEArRE FRANcAIs-NIBLos CONCERT SALOON.
THURSDAY APRIL "a, 1904 ,,
ff LES ME Nc bu GBHE
s nTss ss,s Sy
at O'Clock precisely The boz at 62s Broadway,
will be removed Tomorrow to 6 opposite Lafaree House
DARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN
MR.. ORR ssb s kRs r r ;! SdSWAr,
Suppor ted by powerful company.
II oPE CHAPEL us BROADWAY.
xAxM Wepiy iEnIis Nsss 81 ne
This popular exhibition si brilliant afford
ing to all classes happy relaxation from the ordinary
ture and revealing to the delighted visitor the most
enchanting scenery and tae exquisite Scenery and
Architecture OF the ancient lands,
beheld in the reality.
METROPOLITAN FAIR
HOLDERS SIC o IrE sEAs SSxl TICKETS
Doors open at I. Tours begin at O'Clock.
Tickets 70 cents; reserved seats 30 cents Matinee every
H. B. McKEoN. Manager
NooD's MINSTREL HALL-sl4 BRoADwAy.
w OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
PROPRIETOR &C. woobs MiYsrkki.ss.. henry "o0a
MoSDY Apr 4 s5t The during the week
TIE o.. A'n,u s zluegArIos1h Muoas
Doors at :; at O'Clock Tickets Is cents
M GsNIRAI ARRANGEMENTS.
The Fair WI be opened at II O'Clock NJ, and close at
The eu,rances are ON Foureenth s,reet and ha ., IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-13

DCRNifHM's FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNuAM's
- iurni,nre Express. Birnhsm's Furniture EXPRESS iis
West eleventh se, between Ftfsh and sixth avenues
FURNITURE stored All Kinds OF Furniture boxed and shipped
Furniture of families moved 10 ritv or TO country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Grand Bazaar in Liverpool.

Many English ladies. of the Highest rank
soutLern synpathisers-huvc keli grand Bs-
saar il liverpool, for tic bsnolt ef'Confoderite
Prisoners. A grand Bazaar, or,in common par-
anos,.a Far Tho booths, stalla, and tables
xsrc magnificent, and filled with rare, cOstly and
unique articles The whole agar was brilliant,
'and brilliantly successful. B.ronca,cs aud Ccun-
tcssos were plentiful among the sacr-womon.
Proceeds over . hundred thousand dollars
We suggest to our ladies' to get up something
Of tho osort. Wo might have beautiful bazaar
of articles Of home .isdu.try alone. Hold it in
the Masonic Hall aud combine aith It refresh
nlents for the inner man. 1t wouid be delight
full novelty, and q most praiseworthy Effort.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Death. Of Ex.Gov. Hammond.

Tho Augusta f1on4TtatioaaiiH ays: +" The
Hon. JAMES II. HAxzosp, e1 Govcrncr Of South
CsroiinD, and raors recently Senator from that
State, VIXEN the Un;cx survived, d;ea Sui,ia5
morning, the 18th, athis rt4iaLncs oa Beech 10
land. TTi.a ieceased VAS Mel! saoSn over all
this eouutrT us man IF eninca. genius znd
rare acquire Eis.in!ell. el s.5cstis;ly
.cls4:;c-lsrgo, ealhSlic ard ma:sul:ne. Whts
quite : young man lie MAS elected irrni ,Lis aa-
tvs State to ths House c: Representatives,, sai
sscsms at ener r:ritucua ns The oFlshehto.
Juax Qc;Scx .ADAMs, On. tAe. fisht o. Petition.
2 From taat TIM. fo.th-untl s,s health became
ssriout!y impaired, This renarkstlc rsn filled
adarly sll tho mort hcros.bfo and.rssponsibls
oaisca Of the commonwealth of Scu'h C=rolinas
As sn author Gov. HAaNozD had few equals.
Eleg ant scholarship, ya.t and ou.:uas in:oima-
tion, the arumen Of the adYceale, lie grasp Q.
!hsEsats,n,p, the:im.siastisa. Of shorcet-sll
the grsc.s Of dict:oa snd strength es:a.ell'c;,
bfsaihsa and huIn4s shteugh ka. e0a roriiion
Jlis hospitality w=s prinseiy, ard tbera ar= icm
who wsrs admitted to his intimacy who did lot
fsultbG spill Of His musical yoico as ho.hold
them IN tho thr-l! Of bis glitterius eye, lka th,
arc;.nt mariner AID t!esmedling spsst.
At the tir,s Of lis aeooase Gov. .HaXNoHp Nm,
witlia one day OF his fifty seventh Jsar.' s.
A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Ir,prcss.acr: Notice.

Very particular notice isdreeted to the I'm
pressmort Notice Of Major sayrs in orr ifsue Of
to-day. "Ncgroes liable to impressmenr" are OF
course such as should have be=r sent to the coaat
in October, but were not. Now thOy ars wanted
10 york On the Notifications near tie city Of 2u-
.,usta. Can any man doubt the urgentheoeasitt
far this p.eceed;sgy Augusta is rsar koma, nor
is there any dagger there frcm yellow fever, DC
20 man true. tolhe cause ghonld find crnnSe any
excuse, nor any maa delay lwcn'y-four hor:s in
sending on his negroes for this all-impofean'
work. The paoplo Of Edsedsld, in assisting i"
srcry.,eny to defend Augusta, ere doing no NOR:
than their simple and boundcn duty j; in i=cFins
tho invaders out of Augusta, they ere keeping
them out Of EdstGeld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Enrolling Office. s
EDGEFIELD. 8. G.. Noy. eIgt.-l

EDGEFIELD, s. c., Nov. sIst 1854. g
u ALL Persons In this District betmesn the
Hs ages Of II and is. and 45.end.5o years, who
arc subject to dHty in the Reserves. and wto are
still athom., f;aro hereby ordered to report il
rerson at this Office az soon as possible afteF the
be furni.hed with ORDERS and transportation to
report to Camp. -'
II. The:enly exceptions to tho above order ero
fhoFo.betwcea the said ages, Who held unsxpired
details from this Office, or who tsve written fur
longhs (uneIpired) FROM the Captain command
ing the Company Of Reserves to which they be-
long. ); 49, -
III. All persons subject to the. fooIo order,
who disobey tho sams, are hereby notified that
they will DO Immediately arrestsd and scnt TO
Camp uuder guard. ..a,,,
20 :. Lieut.. l. Enrolling Officer.
Eov92 ct as d.
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send forward your rithe ccra

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sIa;,r 5. s. Tox:s;ISs, our Ti.hs RseeIfer "a
Hansurg, being ;a...ucted thereto Ny IEs proper
authorizes, rsquss:s,ns to msieap ursort sHl"4l
10 tie ia rmers and ll.hters 10 so:d !ofwarS SEER
f:.het Of grain especially cOr:-si'li:st E 'a0 :
neuv's unnecessary delay. by sHERsAAs.s tale tale
novenon. we are cut OF from our main fs9nree
of supply; soa!h Western Georgia. From that
rc-;on we can obtain no n re corn for sams s:sao
to come. The Govcrumcnt mast now look tS
South Carolina to- s4;tain the n5sle 9fny Ct
Gen. LEE. Tie letter addressed to Msjor;ToHF-
Ems by tho authorities. ssys': appeal @ta your
peopeto bring in lhsir 1.-THE corn ct 0nefi not
day should be lost. They ns6a net wait t5'Ss as
stssca ;.ws have 20 timslnom 10 wait for ,ivrms
Tie Corn must come, or,.ur eanse mnst'slfsr'
Certainly that is an appeal strong enough: Of i,
sslE- Therefore,, farmers and PAINTERS, .eser
yourselves ,aa,Aul'y in ,hi. behalf and MI vii
be we'll the rigors Of w;n.er are now upon ou'
half-clad, .hiverirg army, lying in thssinaa'ly
trenches around Pstessba,s::aril Richmond. tt
nat an insuficiency of,teodA Ac added to ito trials
and harlships they already endure. AN :dyer
tiseraen Mt On tAis subject, fram Majcr ToNrklss
will be f5u:d! in another column.
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OBITUARY..
nowAnp Gnors Eo,rIrAL, Oct. sls., '54

HOWARD GRofB iiOSTirAL, Sct. Sist, ia
DIED, at this Hospital, on tho night OF the 9Th
lut., Sergeant DRUHY =. MORGAN, of CO. I,
5sh Texas Regiment, Of a gunshvt wound rsoeir-
cd whilst gallaut,J charging tho enciny in their
works en- tho 1th inst.
Sergt. MORGAN was . native Of Edsefeld Dis
trist, s. c., aud emigrsted to Texas in 1867
and VIXEN tho war comneroad was a oiiaon ef
Washington County, wttrc, in August 'sl, be
volunteered into tho Company abbYs named,
commanded by Captain, now Brigadicr Gon'l
RobGrtson-from rhiek time, rp to tho day Of
resolving his fatal wound, he was.sysr with tha
Brigade except when temporarily abSQat from
werads received st Shaffsonrs. naa pnco when
detailed TO go to his native District for clothing
for lis Company,ria tho campaigns of 1.6?, 'eS
aud 'C5, under its several esn.isndsrI.-Eeoa,
RohAr:Ssz and Gssgg,-and u.seersr. found
ready for'Spy dnty hGIcre. arduouE.f Sergeant
MoIaAN was noled for his modss.y and. unpro-
tending manners in the private walks Of lifo,
and for his fearless gallantry In battle. lie won
tho respect of all Who had an opportunity Of
learning his sterling worth. ,is vas gallant
soldier, and thaugh not attached to aay Church,
TT. CLAY, Capt. :
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For tho Advertiser.
go Armsi 80 Lrn,s !

Men .cf S5ssHcl!, SHERMAN ia marching en-
Assms;s, sl., in few days your stss., children,
and homes, may bs;at Tie mercy OFFS vindiclite
.ant.'remorselsssfc fee. Blood Of South Carolina,
bloei of the eli Revolution, will you stand idly
5y, snd .*-;n.ss theprofaratisa Of your domestic
sltsrs and ths dosolstion o. your homas Arm
.6urselYsA,-Arm your res,ees! In God naao,
,.rrn er.n your little children, and hurl back
.he iasol-nt invxdrr. HurrytO council. Hurry
tpastien. Gathcrup your strengths the dc.:h
...uss!c. Concentrate upon Che foe, and the
s!orm o'nad efwar will bo .sverssd from 'y-ni
doors But stand CARING stihs n.ws ard lot lh'
hour Of preparation slip away. and years Of IN.
sus.h viii punish your forgatfulnsss Of duty
Ariss or DO forever lost.
-. PETER THE HERMIT.