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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02


@B Tho headquarters of Gen. Beaaregard
have been, changed from'Jacksonsille, Ala, to
.Gadsden, which place is IN Cherokee county, on
the Coosa River, lso miles North Of Montgomery.
Gen. Beauresard hos taken immediate and per-
sonhl command Of the army. - -
3- It is rupQred that Walkers Division of
tho Trans. Mississippi army has crossed the river
and is on its way to reinforce Hood. ].
Ms- Mr.. Milligan, editor of the Huntington
(Iudiana) Democrat. has been arrested for advi-
.aing The Democrats to "keep their powder dry"
E A Yankee telegram dated 81. Louis 2ith
says there ii nothing later from Price. Head.
.quarter, Of tha.plaes haye no confirmation Of the
capture of three pieces Of cannon at Independence
or the routing Of the rebel army.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Eor. the Advertiser.

Mn. EDrToR,-Reing athome for few days
'n.spccisl duty, at the +. quest of friends send
some. facts IS connected With some Of the Receive
froops. Florence, the military prison, sis abont
3'mies from Florence Depot, whichis about 100
tailcs from columbia, and the same distance from
Wilmington, N. G., and frsm Charleston, 6. c.
The Stockade contains an area Of 90 acres, and
IS liit Of logs is feet long, inherited in the ground
to the dept h of foet, with a small ditch inside,
and large mnat or ditch outside. The. dirt is
thrawn up agairstthe tiinhers on the inside. of
the enclosnreS meldnga solide,nbankment some
10 feet ligh, upon which onrgcntinels are posted
dsy.and night. Iii each corner Of the estockade
tTere is large and substantial platform, and'on
each platform two pieces Of artillery SO arranged
as to sweep in any direction.
There nre about 10000 prisoners confined in
this Stockadc! They. represent every State of
the Lineola Empire, and many otbor nations be-
siies; Int the Emerald Isle ia moro fully repro;
ssnt'dsthan any ,ther portion Of the globe
About 1000 have taken the oath, Of allegiance,
and it is said orc contemplate doing so. The
gp atcst mortaitypcr diem since lhe estabIish-
ment of the Steckade has been 55, and the small
est about 30. They bury their dead with heath
enish, indifference, and appear neither to fear
God or to regard man. ;.,.s -.is-,.f = .rzs ~
There are FIVE Battalions Of Reserve Forces at
Florence, ep guard duty, viz 8: WARDS, GILL's,
MERIwErHgR's, BROWNS and WILLIAas's.a There
is good deal Of chill and fever among the troops
In addition to the Reserves, there are other SOL
diers, comprising infantry, artillery and cavalry.
The guard duties are very severe, involving
much. exposure. which think accounts for the
prevalence of chiIls.
Maj. MERlwITnEE is m tficient officer, cour-
-teous and kihd gentleman, and is q groat fayo-
rite with his command. Capts. CnoNLEY and
MIns are good officers, ind gentlemen Of dignity
and character. NED LEI and jim NEAL are the
Orderly Sergeants Of the two Edgefcld oompa-
| mics, and venture to say that no two Oompa-
MES ever had better 0rderlies, or that gave moro
universal tisfaction,-nlwnys cheerful, Lind
and obliging to all, they have; endeared them
selves to their respective Companies. Young DR..
w. A. STRornEK, SON OF. Mr. DAVID r. STRoTHgn,
lcpsys our rick IN occasional visit. Medical men
arc much needed among our sick, and among
the prisoners. There is also good.opening for
some of our ministers Of the Gospel; there has
| baen but little preaching sinco we have been at
Florence, bat that little was we'll received. Mr..
T. j. Whitaker, of your Village, is commissary
Of MeIiwether's Battalion, and Mr. GEO. J. SnEf-
pARs, Quaf!ermaster.
If you think theserough notes will interest any
one, yeu can publish ttemj if You think other
wise, burnthem. ~ RUSTIC.
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The News

The news fr5r, tho Army s6ffEis isToRnossee is
mcagcr7 and doubtful, but so far ds we know, tho
opcraiops.aof Hoop are still satisfactory and
still promise WE'LL Itia said that be hcds Resaea,
Dalton, Missionary Ridge, ac:. II is further said
that his soldiers have been very rtsenty supplied
with new blankets, shoes and dclothing Il aud tbst
they I'VE set their faces inyfnily Nash
vile. snssaXw lie reported 6rst:at orc place,
then at another; his arpy is scattered from At
i,ala to Chattanooga. We do pet expect to see
him driven ,utof-Georgia suddenly, arsspeedily.
KIRBY SMITH and DICK TAYLOR, nrtor BAsxs
had penstratedfar beyond tbe:hcdrt Of haui.i.ha,
broke him up by pioseaioaI-sloFly. but surely.
And in, this way will DrAuEEsaEp and HOOP
break up. SHERMAN. -, ! --..a=.,.-fs.. =.
FoRnEsr is pushing through ,sWest Tennessee
into Kentucky. Yankeesreportlba Kestucky
is ono swarmiug hive of guorillns.
Pace is masching on With splendid success in
Mi sSuri. ~onrtho l9.h of October, he whipped
the Yauk kccs in,the retghbrrhcod OF Lexington
(on' the Missouri Riyer, near the Western border
of tie state,) entering and taking possession of
that town. s.ts,.-.y.s.;,. -. =.
Gen tEARLY mado ain attack; .;en4 Sheridan; IN
the Valley On the 9th Oct. apdiouted Lis forces.
The enemy after. having been driven four miles,
with immense loss in every way. turned. upon
EARLY and drove hiuaback. The loss was'heayy
on bsll sizes We got rather the worst of it,
but the Yankees have nothing - bonstof. Love
of piunder and lovr ofAppls brandy aaid to be
the causes Of our overthrow. = ~ = ~ 8,
Last, bat not least, We have Struck the enemy
.aheavysand dauccessful blow scrth Of Petersburg,
rs will be scOn by reference tGaar news columns
In this fight the bravo Gen. HAMPros iost'on Of
his sons. -. ~, s,4 49, :. -.
Iiis expected that Wilmington will beattacked
in few days; the Yankees dro evidently pre-.
;paring for this-carcfully and yin strong force.
We arc preparing 10 Withstand them. The enc
my wishsto occupy that point as q new and nux-
iliary.Lasc Of operations against Richmond.
To. day week (Tuesdny) wilfhe the day of the
prcsiden ,iat election in tho North. Political ox-
ciremcnt runs high in tboFe lc.itudes; Tho Demo
cracy arc still strong in. their expectations of
carrying their ticket through successfully. II
they do, it will be "Ly tho skin Of their tceii."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Prem the Valley.

sRleuMoED, Oct. z9:-Earlyrerorts tbatthe
enemy attacked f.omax'S forceat Milford on
ht 25=l, With ore' brita de and.'en pieces of
artillery, ahltwete fepulsed.s The next day
tlic5 su,lacked MIN. with I'VE. tr4gA:es and sia
pieces Of artillery aga:n; and were driven.
back. Louax reports Our loss very slight. !.
Mosbiy reports that since ihe advance of
the enemy up Manassas Gap railroad, he, has
killed, wvundeland, captured oyer 200. His
OWL loss being: .onlyeteur wounded and one
captureds *
On the .2sth Col: Mosby, near Bunkers tIill,
capturedBrig. Gen. Duiiicld, and serrraloih
er prisoners; with rumbrr Of bor>esi and
killer! lunbcr If The enemy. He sustained
40 !. IS. -.
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Atfalrs.fn1he shenandoah Valley.

In the Valley of the Shenandoah, affairs
- have resumed the status preceding the battle
of Cedar Creek and the loss of Early's cam
. non. The enemy are beyond Cedar Creek,
their camps whitening their former camping
ground. From the Richmond Dispatch we
learn some particulars of the whole affair:
Our attack in the morning was vigorous;
our success brilliant and entire, our troops
capturing about Gfteen hundred prisoners,
one thousand four hundred and twenty nine
.of which have reached Richmond, andfour
hundred are on the way here. we took
eighteen pieces of cannon and about,twen;y-
: seven ambularces. At four o'clock in the af.
ternonn the enemy made stand and hbs;ili-
Ties ceased for about an hour The eaemy
then made, a sudden attack, which, being un-
looked for by our troops, fmany Of wto.n had
by this time. begun to stragele), was success
Jul, and retreat was ordered.
The attack Of the enemy is now supposed
to have been made only to cover further re.
treat, as the main body of the Federal army.
did not follow, andsfa1 we resisted with half
the usual determination the result would have
been different. General fEariy fell slowly
, back, recrossel Cedar: Creek and marched
through Strasbnrg, in the, dire ion of Fish
srs HILL By some unaccountable mistake
or oversight, the artillery, bo heour own and
that ca ptured fr5m the enemy. was in the rear
of the army. Hence the loss.'
When justsoutside. of Strasburg, about 0
o'clock at night being very dark-a very
small party Of Yankee cavalry, supposed to
be rsconnoitering (not over hundred men)
taking by road and coming out on the turn
pike at mill situated ON creek running
p into Cedar Greek, about q mite from Stros-
burg, dashed upon the tain, firing their pis
!. tolls and ordering the ambuances to turn OUT
DR.. Mcclure, who had charge of them, se.-
ing VI hatchsd taken place, turned off some
twenty into the woods, and thus saved them,
The troops who guarded the tran, knowing
stheS aicieney.of the Federal. cayalry in the
= Valley, and having wholesome fear Of he
Z same, and, supposing. that the attack was
general one sfsd precipitatoly,, and the few
Yankee cavalry quietly turned roGnd lir
wkole train and drove it over Cedar Cre
withia the Federal lines. 49,
One. of our officers endaasoreds 10 ra}y
twenty-five men, say wing thas hnss could recap.
!; aure the whole train; hut zhe failed in his
purpose. The@hoie thing Mas ,disgacefuL
and ipexcusable. The Federa' loss in the
i, mornings fight, was over six Thousand. They
themselves acknowledge u loss Of five thou.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
New Publications..

The en,c7prisiug publishers, Messrs. Evans q
CpGsw aLl. have ppliey sent .usa copy Of the
Digest OF the Military and Naval Laws Of the
Confederate Sta;es.'' This Digest is admirably
arranged ard classiEedi the.bock is neatly and
duraby gotten up-a useful b oil FOR almost
every body nova days. Tothc ssmc gentlemen
wesare indebted for copy Of tho second edition
of /" Gacaria," The now famous work CT Miss
AUGUSTA EVANS 'cf Mobile. This is undcubtcd-
lyitle buck of thcsc,son-and ought to be.
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r.ar Gen. Bcuurcgard has cfeitd IN amnesty
to oil nbeenices frcm his Amy, without leave,
whoiNill return TO their c''MmaId, within thirty
days from the 18th October.
Nss- Bands of organized outlaws arc laying
waste the Southern part of Mississippi. They are
encouraged and supplied with arps and ammuni-
ton byathe Yankoo authorities.
stSp Henry Ward Beocher has given notice,
rom his pulpit, that un,irths November election
his sund y evening ssipa ons meuldabe what some
people might Gull POLITICAL: Those that did not
wish to hear them. he requested to stay away,
that thoir seats might be. occupied bystbose WHO
did.
ns-o On Royalstreet, Alsxaldriai Va, recently
were seen.three white soldiers, With ball .nnd
chain attached to their ankles, guarded by n ne.
gro-while shey were cleaning the strect-the
negro seated upon a door step, smoking o eigab
and reading the Washington Evonips stas.
e Tho Richmond .Esamiaers States thNs, if
ripiily enforced. the late order Of the Adjptant
and Inspector. Genorai revolving, g,details, wiiiput
twenty thousand efficient men ip the icld from
yirginia alone. .ax az. :
ny Abnor Lewis Hammond, jr,, of South
Carolina, died recently in nNOttheru prison! Gle
wa, young man Of brilliHpt promise.
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Moro Than Acceptable.

We return our kindcst thanks to our.thought-
full friends; Mrs. WIN. F. DURIsoE, and Mr.. Ed
WIN sEinEls, of Mt. Willing, for presents of very
superior Sorghum Syrup; SO superior in taste
and color, that we are disposed to lie poetic and
use tho terms" nectar" and "amaranth" when
speaking of it. Whenswo are swaRow;ny It, We
know not what I" fine phrcnsies we may fhllinto!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

Mg- The Charleston Courier issadrlscd ";that
an tGortis being made which viii have atenden-
cyto materially reduce the present prices Of
blockade goods. The.malter is insthc hands Of
tie leading men and officers Of the various COM
.panics and now under constellation Fhefs is,
therefore, to our citizens an agrctabls prospect
Of large tumble down in prices"
gs~MrsJ 0hnson, ofs ofssaarthgo count, Ala,
Aps n4pplpturei some fifty barrels Of easter oil
the prestnt:sucson, from theeaster bean,s orPal-
inachTisti;soOd. good crop, apa profitable
one undoubtedly. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

He
Tax Payers will bear in mind that the Sol
diers' Fund must be paid in Confederate Notes
Of tae new issue. Tho amount to- be paid for
Soldiers will be equal to- onesffth Of all ,other
tsxes of 1864, without any deduction for tax in
kind. For instance @A's.stax on agricultural
property Ia $1,000; his tax on non.nRricultural
property is $500; his Registry tax is 800, and
his 80 per cent. tax is S400--maiing the sum of
$4,000. One.ffth of $1,000 ir $500, which fistho
amount A. will be required to pay IN money as
the SoldiorS Fund.- The'taI payer Mill per-
,ceive that As whole tax lis. !$2480.; be .can pay
$1,000 of itwith his tax in Kind $1,000 With 4
per cont. certificates, but the s4oog mhst be paid
in Confederate Notes Of the late issue, as before
stated. LIE
Tux Payers will also remember tiiaE fractional
parts Of q hundred viii Be required 5n. money,
as the Collector isrnot allowed to pay ont any
money in change, for Certificates, For illus,ra-
4ion.: BIS taxis Sl75, and be offers q $500 GER
ti6cate in payment. The Collector viii give q
SlOO certificate end he, B; win, be required to
pay SIS in money, unless'he prefers giving hi.
whole certificate for his tax without feeeiring
fbnck any change: 80 = - sssss.-z..
z. Foue petTcehts Certificates will nospayttnSoa
non agricultural property after the -3lst Deeem.
ber 1864. n will ,thereforesbe TO the intarest Of
tax payers to be punctual sin thesr attendance
and paS their taxes before tho expiration of the
1I,rpscnt yvear: i:r,5 81 s,.S- t.-i
! sssn' 'a .s e atii .seca IS MAY, lsta Diss.Cos.
Oct % " A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Our Army.

A Virginia paper SAYS " The ranks in Gen.
Lees army arc rapidly filing up, and the corps,
divisions, brigadcs and regiments, depleted by
msnybattlcs, arc assuming their former proper
tons. At dress parade, on SUNDAY last, q vir-
ginia regiment, which had inscribed on its battle
flag the names of our earliest battles, turned out
l,lsO musfcts, and one Of our smallest divisions
numbered 1000 effective meu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
For tie Aavsrtisst.

- For, tie advertiser. : = ~ ~
The following gcalttIbations afs: gratefully ad.
kno Wleiged for the week ending Oct. sls.:
Mra cOnoly,s lbs beef.
Miss Anna Mason. 2 pair socks.
Col R G N DunovaDt, beef:
Mrs Ben Mays lload wood, l2 lbs Beef, tur-
nips -. -. =. =. -, :
Mrs James Raipsford, piece of beef; bottle
Of milk aad six punpkins- ~ =: .is
DR. E S Mims,3 bushmeal and b-sketpotatoee.
DtA.G Teasde,s6 gal whiskeyandi / load, wood
Mrs ] B Sullivan, q bush Ell potatoes and milk
Mrs j YonngBloOds3 bu.hpotatoes. y :.
Mrs Ben Bettis, u BUSH potatoes, Il shoulder
Bacon, bucketlard, bottle catsup and red pep
per. - -.
Mrs N C Butler, la lbs beef. -,
Mrs DR. Lake, ! bush sweet potatoes.
Ex-Gov Pickens, / Load wood. 49,
Mrs Isabella Blocker,-I rgecomfort.
tz-A Friend 4 laree hlalikctlA
Mrs Landfum.1 q fowl.
iMrsJ e Bacon. GAL syrup.
Dr. vi d Jennings, sf6Oy Mrs D A Bodis, 500;
4 Friend, SO; Mrs II. N. T., IS.
MR,. LEWIS, JONES, Pres S. H..A.
Mns. ELBsRr BtAsp, sec'ry 4 Trcas'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Variety the Spice Of Life.

An old :aJing and verify Of all accep,ation.
And since such is &c ease. won't the farmers send
us Jus Of tic bigtepn) something besides beef?
Som ething in ,her:v of provisions VIC mean.
Their beef is mighty fine, and never comes amiss;
butt it's beef at morn, and beef ut noon, and beef
at dewy ovc. Has bacon "gonc up utterly
and. nuton and lard, ard fowls? Cant be /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
I H E ADVERTISER.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,. nov. 2, 1864.

Gs- We5have been requested by Mr.. II. T.
wnleur confederate .l,'x Coli etor for the 1''h
Collection District, to,arS"urcc. that the Upper
Rattpionsof.he OH Regimcntgshas been trans
ferred from his to the 18th Collection District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

sand Our Ttss. in killed. wtsundotlsand MISS
ing, -ali.nota a rtacll y thousand uen.a al l.lds
Garnet loss in.cahnon vas twenty;lsiX orti-s
na:.ce wag- -n+ anil twenty Eve: aubulluces.
Smridan's ciiicial dispatches about sisor,
Gus attack and dashing pursuit, arc al lies.
The enemy were too badly crippled TO attack
.yIsorouslY or. pursue 10 any advantage. /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
AImnnacfor 1865.

Our lha,.ks arc due Dir. e. /. ELRonD, Pub
Usher; Of Grcc,vi!lees. c. for. n cory Of the
southern Aimapsp fors 1865. AR. ELraKD las
them for salc.',, ,Nsrchants and others had best
arp1,. in. time. - E3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Circular.
OFFICE OF AGENT OF THE STATE GF
SOITTH CAROLINA f--

OFFICE OF AGENT OF THE STATE Of
SOUTH CAROLINA,
CAMDEN, Oct. 10, 1853.
COMMISSIONERS Of Roads and Town Au-
~ thorities arc requested to forward to this
Office. FOR the use of tho Confederate Govern
lnent, Returns giving the names of'ownOrs With
in their respective limits, and. the number Of
Road Hands. tocach, not excepting those who
own but one. They will please. furnish there
Returns within ten days from receipt OF this
Circular. R. B. JOHNSON,
Agent of State OF S. C.
The Chairman of each Battalion Board will
INN, distely' assemble ihsir respective Boards,
and make the Returns as required by ths State
Agent. ,c-- GEO, Il. MILLS,
Chair. General Board.
Noy2 2t IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
The Macon Telegraph.

I. A most honorod visitor to our sanctum is the
sewly. arrived Macon T.lcgropA, edited BY the:
famous pot and brilliant t,1 esprit Harry
Flash. To say moro of this palcr would be "to
giil refined geld" -. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Letter of IIop. ". D.. Simpson.

In this issue. os tho Adrertiser will be found
valuable letter from our Representative in Con-
gross, proposing schems for reducing prices;
and so cqualising these prices as'to make them
operate alike upon .all classes, professions and
en- poynents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

:tamDurg and Columbia IL. Il. Stock.
lanes H. Taylor sold yesterday (says the Au
gus,a t'onstitdionoiist of friday 52S2 shares Of
the Hamburg and Columbia Railroad. OF these
sarres sasthG@sbalanec at $50
per'share. AS tho par valuei is e25, We consider
this sale an earnest Of the cordial support which
tho Government and citizens have determined TO
youchsafc this very important line Of railnay.
The gentlemen who have it in charge are Of
those who know no such word as fail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Likcly Necrocs for Safe.

We advisetlosc in want Of A No. I Negroes 10
attend the sale of those advertised by DR.. .. G..
TEacuE. Adm'6f., 81 i';t psace On next Monday.
The terms i"o afs acecnm"tstiag-cash or
credit. to suit 'r,,:tl.asorS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Mooii end Honey for wwo.

MARRIED, at Elm Dale, he residence of the
brid.'s t,,ther. on Thursday evening Oct. 18th,
by tho Rev. LUTHER R. GwALTSEY, THOMAS A
ZONES. Esq of Augrsta, Ga, to Miss LYDIA
O. doaahter Of S. w. NlcmolsoN, Esq,
T,,rc was light and lie at Elm Dale that night
---aii beauty and bravery. and music and mirth,
aud happiaoss and hcsl itslity, and the !"stallcd
OK" and the Stated calf" and tho juice of the
purple grape. And tho cdi,Gr Of this pale and
attuneatcd .hcet was also there (as may be i'm
a:;sl,si y and le uisl.s: tis old friend, the fair
bride, and his new friend The bridegroom, all
the haprness tilnt poet eyer dreamed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
,rbe southeern presbyterian.

Weare pleased-to sec again our we!Eappreca-
tedfriend the soutltrn Presbyterian, which has
its home from Columbia S. C. to
Augesta, Ga We need all tho religious organs
.wesscsn naintain nsthesc' daJ s.; when $50 much
evil rsadingg-is ai au soma yread little ex
.cept news: :,arers, As religious iSnrnal and
Church organ, the Southern 'Prcsbyterianshns no
su; ;c:isr: -. - :
G~ Late atlvices from Little Rock report Ma
'gruacr rapidly marching to Red River.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Notice.

VEIILL bo let to tho lowest bidder; ON the
w premises, the BUILDING Of = BRIDGE
across Shaw's Creek, mt John Scigler's' mill, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of Ncvember,-ths un-
dertaker to keep up the sainO in good repair for
~ ~ JANIS L.sMATuIS, Conner.
. NoYl .. J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Weekly southern Cultiyator.

See in another column the new prospectus of
Of shsswiaely kasxa: abl; conducted, and ever
useful Southern Gnliieotor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

q Z : - p "a
Casualties in the 7th s. C. Regiment.
srRKsBuRc, Va, Oct: 18th, ,51s6t.s
Mn. EpiTon: Below, yon will fud lise of the
casualties Of the 7,h S. C.Reginent, during.an
engagement with the enemy on the 18th inst.,
near this place.
Carr. y. A. HupeEEs Commanding.
Field and Staf.-Casualties,, none.
Go A-Lieut Z II Covar cOm'd'g.-WOunded,
T A Armstrong, right thigh brskcn,- ,--.sincc dead.
CoB-L;eut,J Townsend com'd' d'g.-Wound-
ed, S Davis, right leg, slight.
Co C--Lieut John Lyon m'l'g.-Wounded,
L Holloway, right thigh, slight.
COD Lieut. a S swcarengin com'd'g.-Killcd,
B Hutcbison, Woundea, none.
CO E-Lieut James Pipson com'd'g g.-Wound-
cd, q D H Geiger, right thigh, slight.
Co F-Licut o T Cu!breath com'dg g-wound-
cd, H Turner, loft lung ssyorsly. Missing. h
Gullodge,
oa a1Lieut D R strOther 'd'g:-Wound-
ed, Sergt NJ QUITS, left arm, severely; COrpl a
B Griffith, jaw bone broken; ] S Alton right
hand severely.
Co H-Liout NJ whittle m'd's.-casunlties
none.
Co Lieut. VIM parhman com'ds.-casual-
ties, none.
Co K-capt W cheatham com'ds,-wounded,
R Hammond, neck severely.
Co L-Lieut T Z Cooper eOm'd'g. g.-casu ualties,
none.
M-Liout A. P Bouknight conn., 'pg-wound.
ed; sorgt A L Wise, left leg severely,
c. L. MILES,
sergt. 4 Acting Gdjt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Tax Collectors Notice.

E WILL attend at the following times and. pli-
4 ces to collect the Al valorctb OF o percent.
4 az on property not employed in asTisplsar.;
the 30 per cent. tar OIL prof made beiseeElIth
february and tho 1st July 1864 the ta. on
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 the ADVERTISER for one
year EIGHT DOLLARS in advance. For Six Months
FIVE DoLI.Y1;s. snt
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at FIVE
Do!.tG; prs iuarc IN miann lines oreless| f,reach
In n.v.... Advertisements without Instructions ssto Inc
,tslslD,rfirs 10 hciseel, will be published until
for: d d. an s,ar.ea aceora:nsly =.
,,a,l acip. Candidates for a:y Office e! honor or
Iroii, TWENTY dollars, t, be paid bofore the an
H., ,ncc,n-nt is sspa5!.e',ed.
Obituary notices, 1tihucs of Iespsct, or an! eorn,n
nica,iu pcrsaaa,,n ilsvnaiufs will De rated as Sef
tise mats and CHARGED accordinsy. 80.