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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25
7 He ADVERTISER. 4
JAMES I. BACON, EplgoR.
wEDNgsDAy, jar. rs, 1865.
Susnepsion of the Advertiser.

Thc,sth.S S. G.. Militia has been ordered to the
front. No-Editor, Printers and Devil-belong
to that band Of inyincibles, and will be of to.
morrow to- tho -Rcgimontsl rendezvous at Psla
Cat Station, below Aiken. The Adsersiser viii
therefore bc suspended from and after this date
until our return from the stern realities of the
tented he0, which may harpcu ocxt week, nexl
,uoath, or not ill this cruel warts over" But
until veal get back again, kind friends and pa
irons, Farewell
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sa;.;iers, Read ar,. Rem embcr.

a '-;ekshurs letter says That rebsl tQreO of
scyeuty-fve men surrendered TO General Dsnc's
force of negro infantry and after being disarmed,
several thousand negroes ware turned loose upon
them with their bayeRets, aad rot a lif' was
spared. The letter asks how .l;s cold blosdcd
atrocity will foak on the nasrs of history. few
officers expressed Indignation, but as = general
thing debate en- tho subject Was suppressed.
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TbeLatest News Items.$l


The Chronicle of Sunday has the following news
iems:
ap- Tho harbor steamer Randolph got ashore
on Thurtday night near Fort Sumter. and was
burned by the Fedcrals on Friday.
egr Tho Charleston papers of Saturday con-
tain no news of new movements on heSarannah
6 Charleston Railroad.
rs. It was runored yesterday that column
of Gen, sherman's army was moving on Augusta
by.way of Blackville, S. C. -
rs A gentlemen just from Dalten reports
that Gen. Thomas has commenced repairing the
the railroad between Dalton and Atlanta, and
will advance towards tho litter city sas fast as
circumstances will allow.
EaF 1t is rumorod that the track Of the At
lanta s Western Railroad, between Dalton and
Marietta. has been destroyed by our. troops tc
prevent the return Of tho Foderals that. way by
ruil aud to impede Thomas march into North
Georgia. III
~ A gentleman uho has just arrived from
below says that tho Federal Secretary of Wal
issued an order to Gen. Sherman to send out o.
the city and out Of the lines all the wives Of the
Confederate officers. Gen. Sherman, it is said
declarsd,that the order vas an inhuman one, aut
that be would not obey it. It is said that tn,
Central Railroad is in complete repair to No. feui
and half-forty-fvo miles from Sayanneh, anG
that trains run daily.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

An elephant and bull fight took place late
ly at Sarngrossa, Spain. The elephant was
walking quietly about the arena when the
first ball was released, and-rushed at it with
all his might. The elephant received his an.
tagonistwitA great coolness, and threw him
down with the utmost ease. The bull arose
again and made two attacks, which the ele.
phant resented by killing him with thrust
Of his tusks. The conqueror did not seem in
the least excited. A second bull was soor
released, and few minutes suffered the
same fate as the first.
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sy.naatay for The Homeless.

The shiFiag area Of inyasioRs bas, at length,
brought the enemy, in large force, very near
many Of the citizens Of this State. They lnust
abandon t!.er home, TO seek refuge elsewhere.
sGho "Confsdcrato Baptist" says, we aprealto
tlose who are yet secure, to offer these refugees a
kindly greeting. Who can tell how long before
th:y ray. have TO ask from others The srccOr they
give 10 these. Every part of tho land may yet
be vi.ite, by tic destructive cohorts Of the foe.
Int.4s t,nc q srreGd desti!nticn, Z" Blessed
ara Tie mer,iful forthey shall obtain mercy"
Christians, rspetally. ta,!li be s'rcady to com
.inal,ioa; to Tiers needy brethren. fiiey arc en-
jpsae;, heir ,y ne E.,r;i % bear :na ara;htt $
f.ri.su,. aa! thas "a 81 tlla Law Of cLrir;.' II
OR pcS5s aIc nat withng to lelo one an"'h,r
aoa got sFoi!ing ard rcs!iiIg, tlcy are mft for
sni :Ae cause is LOST.
gu- Why is lovely young lady like hings Z
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Who Ls,ames Theme

The Chrcmicle d, .sentiaelAof late date, gays:
''sevoral families have moved in the past few
days from Hamburg, having become SO thorough
" d:s:ustcti with lie lalc food, that they now
scc!; ccMlrurt on this eide of ths water"
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cheering intelligence.

:. From our exchanges We gather the suljoincd:
items of sgooa news, (which we hope will knock
the blue out Of somo efthe weak -kneed,croak-
ers: x 4. "a
gY We learn that the President has telegraph.
ed to citizen of Columbia, thath willtake care
of South Carolina, and that his love for.she old
State is more Intense than the hate Of the Yun-
kees The skies do brighten in every direction.
Ahopeful spirit beginsto prevail andEaao an
ticipate glorious reaction from the despondsrcy
in which the people have saccumbed.
agr, The Richmond fEsaiainer asserts that the
Senate in secret session adopted resolutions crea-
ting the ofice Of conma ander-in-chief Of 9all the
Confederate arpniea, and recommending the i'm
mediate reinstatement Of General Johnston by o
vote of yeas, 20; nays, O.. The House, in aecrat
session concurIcd in the above relolutisn-yeas
G2, nays a..
gW This. EraniinA also states that Hood has
been relieved at bis own request The Army OF
Tennessee tits believed, will be under tho tenn
| porary command of Lient. Gen. Richard TaJ lor
|. gsS- Clothing and shoes are being Slipped to
Hood 'ssarny. Generals Bcauregard and Diol
Taylor have goncto tho front. The railroad te
/ eorinth hassbssn repaired.
90 And last, butnot least, our own gallant
BUTLER, and his fighting Division ofHCav.lrJ
from Hampton's command, arc en- route Is thil
State, and will be prepared to confront Sherman
. at the right timo aud in tho right place.S zs7.2
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gas- We have been requested to direct attention
to Tie advertisement of 7Ir. J. IL. DLEAss in this
issue OF the Adreniser.
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Dnn:t MnAt COtton now.

8 Ghe Granitcyinc Manufacturing Company do
not wi.l..to buysany more Gotten at present. Sec
-a,ivertisen1ent on another column.
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ey E1-Gov. Foote was arrested at oecoquan,
Prince William County, Va, on the 18th. The
charge upon which he was arrested has not been
mad. public. 1t is understood to have besn,with-
out insrsctions from tho authorities in Richmond
Mr.. Feoto bas not occupied his sent in tho House
of Representatives in nearly three weeks. He
vent towards tho Potomac for the purpose Of Sond-
ing his laray across. that they might reaeh their
home in Nashville.
Gs- A late Europeon correspondent says Rus
sell has intimated to Mason that thore was nc
longer any just cause for not recognizing the
Confederate Government.
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HYMENE AL.

MARRIED, in Hanburg,s. S. c., on the 18th inst,
by R. L. Gentry, Esq, JAMES CARTER CHAP
MAN, of Greenville, to Miss SARAH FONTS,
of Barnwell District, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

GG- Gen. D: H Hill has been ordered to take
command of the military District Of Augusta,
and has assumed the duties Of his ofScs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

aa.s, Our Editor left last Monday week for Co
iumbia to attend tho grand Bazaar. Since his
departure we Lave not heard from him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

BURNED TO DEAru-Fri.lay evening about
FIVE o'clock, es TIC negro hay Sam, employed
in the store Of DC. VIM. KetchansSNo POI
Broad street, went into The back Office to
close up tho winilasSs, lie discovered tae bady
Of Mr. aasry IIaglacs, otsti.is city lying upon
the heartI, Of. taeSlsplsce, with rs bead aud
face in. tie lurning Goals, aud life neerlY OK
tinet. Yke: bog raised the body up, and.says
Mr.. Hngtes only 5reathed twice; and died.
Itseesfs, as far as s.can+fbe ascertained, that
the deeeased went into the back Office ate
in tie AFTERNOON % warm liiinsols aud being
subject to eFileatc fits, il is thought lie muat
have heeu taken with one, aud fell forward
irto the. fiiss The chair npon which he was
sitting was found upon his back. hsving fallen
oyer MI ihiin,l We was terribly bnyncdupon
tho rightside Of the face, therighs eye be-
ins entirely burEt out, and lbs neck, in the
region Of tic jdsrlar vein, also baliy charred.
The flesh upoltihis forehead gss :, perfect
ma S Of ras isab.G Ghroniel'e, % 2esl. 3 :
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For the Advertiser.
Ca word to the Wise.:,

IA w VNu " INC "ASCs'.t
Some people perhaps are pot aware that re-
peating scandal, as told by parties of kaopn die
repute and rery doubtful reracity, renders them
no lesa guilty of wilfull and malignant lesign2
than the originator of the contemplate slang and
false accusations. A certain well-kuown family
Of Edgefeld have inherited as a gift, ana cultiya-
ted IS an accomplishment, the art of villfying
and traducing the character Of any one who may
be using honest endearors to mako an honorable
support and maintain good name. Many highly
respectable citizens well know the source from
whence eminnte certain gross inuendoes and pre-
posterous stories, and give no ercdcnco to them
Wills. others, of equal good standing in The
community, listen TO the absurd misrepresenta'
tions, know them to be false, and yetunthoughtcd.
,ly repeat what they well know ID erroneous.
would rcspsctfullysay to some Of the latter class
Bemare, j. H. BLEASE.
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zyt .esrrently state .sla tssssans IL. in.
cidsafs ef tho capture Of F4rs Fi:Ser 9 0io .;;ff
our llsn, including Gen. Eagooa and Ills 5si:s!a,
Ges. Fhsiing and sssffi,. en- Col. Lamb aad his
gallant g.atr son, had bern mad: piisonsrs. c9l.
Iau.b anI Gens.s Hagoodsaud Wbitins'are oil re.
ported to have been woundes@=the last named in
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rgBEIsHPp EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
EDURIsoE, KEEsE & co,

tBsceiPTIoIs. to Zoe IN yERTIsEE for ono
ycaf sTf..N poLLARS IN advance. For Six Montha
FIVE DOLLARS. ~
saDyEETIsEMENTs will be inserted al FIVE
DoLbA95pcrS Square 40 a,inon lines or les breach
insertion Advertisements without instructions as to tho
nanbctof lmest be inserted, VIII be published until
forbid, and charged accordingly. -"SS.2lss - q.
S Announcing Candidates for any ONCE Of honor or
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sobiuar rposices, Tributes OF Respects or any eomnu-
nicloa personal IN It's nature, will be ratedas adver-
lisen,enis and charged accordingl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-25

lis singular Confinement, to the railroad
seems to indicate Its electrical character.
Some speak OF the sulphur smell the atmos-
phcre possessed Immediately afterits passage.
hsyc failed to describe the wonderfully SUBJ
lime and awful phenomenon, which he's left
waste ard want in.,i!s path but if it shall.
elicit generous and benevolent eid in behalf
of those when it has made needy and poor,
thenI shall have conferred q favor bothupon
the giyer and receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
The New.YOrk Semi.WeckIy Tribunc

Ready this morning, contains:
NEWS SuANARY--tiulf Department. Naval. War Msceiny
News from Washington New iork, Political aud Domestic
Miscellany and Foreign News.
TnE hxsivERsARIEs-Amcrican Anti Slavery Society
Other Societies. -, =,
THK AssAssrSATr0N IN EUROPB-lmmense Meetings IL
Engend-C omrns nis Of the English Press.
BURIAL on PRESIDENT LINCOLN Impressive Ceremonir'
at the Internen-Special Correspondence. .
InP0RrASr IRON SAN Donisdo-An Acknowledgements
Of the spanish Troops. -, -,
fxpoRTAyT FxEcurIvK ORpHR-Tntercourse with Insur
rcctionnry Stscs-What May be Traded In aud where
Proclsnatons by the President
TRIAL OP THE AssAssIEs-Tbe Harris Trial. -
THg suKRExpgR OF DICK TAYLoR--The Conditions.
Capture e,-
NORM CAROIrs.--rhe Slstus-Importans 0rden.-Speca
Cores pordence. =,
Tnx FuaIrIvgs HAaHn AND DAvn-Procsmaton By
Gov Brownlow Of Trnnessee-rbe Flight Of Davis
FROM RicHx0SD-Two Corps OF the Army OF the Potomac
IIomew ard Bound.
MExICo-Thr Emigration Projeet-Fscts and Rumors.
Tue AssAssIsATIoS-Miscellane ous Items.
THK AssAssiNATioS JusTIUBD-Exiracts from heoe
Papers =. ,c-ua
encr. -,
Tnx SILVER MINES OF SAroSY-Specal Conespe ndence
The HILLYAks AND THE BuRT0Ss-AStory OF iwor am
lies, by Henry Kngsey-Chapters LXV. and LA'l.
EDIrOKIALs.
PERSONAL
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
The iioRsg MARKET. -
Nyw YORK WHOLESALE PRICES ~ COUNTRY PRODUCE
DOMESTIC FOREIGN Markets
CosnERcfAL MArrERs-Thc Latest Stock and Ooid Q'osa
tons.
Marriages AND DEATHS
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Davis in Georgia.


From The Chattanooga Cazftte' May J.
We have information from what We have
reason % believe is undouhted good authority ,at Jeh
Davis was at the town Of Washington, Wilkes County
Ca on TUESDAY night last. He Lad 10 escort what
eyer with the exception of few personal friends, and
Of course no wagons loaded Will specie.
Beniarnln Hill prominent politician OF Georgia leit
Atlanta on Monday night 70 go 10 Washington to
meet Davis The fugitive will attempt 10 cross Geoi'
gia Alabama and Mississippi in disguise. lie intends
10 make the attempt TO reach Texas.
Washington is a town Of about 600 nLabtants SIT
dated in Wilkes County, Of which s the County scat,
81 miles east OF Miledgeyile branch railroad
20 miles in length connects it with the Georgia railroad
at Cumming and from there there IS uninterrupted
communication eastward with Augusta, or westward
through Atlanta 10 West Point. wet OF the last
named place the railroads have been seriously Injured
BY raiding parties from Gen. Wilson's command lac
last time previous TO this that JEFF was heard from
he said to be at Abbeyylc SOnth Carolina. hotls
pursued by Col Palmer, with a portion Of the lJ,h
Pennsylvania Cavalry anderson troop, q Gen. stone
mans command.
Abbeyvilie is thirty miles only in northeast drcc-
ton from W Washington. Good roads lead from Abbey.
vile in southwest direction 10 q small village called
Petersburg and ferry called BarEsda.e, bon on the
Savannah River Barksdale Ferry is about forty miles
from Augusta and Petersburg eight or ten miles
further.
Benjamin Hill who left Atlanta on last Monday night
10 Join Davis formerly prominent member OF the
Wing party in the State Of Georgia and run for Govern
or against Joe Brown the present Incumbent a short
time betoro the Rebel.OE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
THE BALTIMORE AND ONO II. II. COMPANY

Among the results Of returning peace Is TIE freedom
from danger and difficulty to our chief thoroughiares
along the border. and especially the baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad which has vigorously extended its faci'
tiles Of late and in at last entirely free from any
liability to interruption annoyance IN its extensive
freight and passenger operations The road has very
large through produce and coal trade in bitumnous and
gas Goals, aud its equipment which has lately been
very much improved in engines and cars Is now almost
entirely relieved from service in the military operations
and devoted to the public accommodation It's aoity
to take freight to the West from Baltimore and other
sea board cities is fully 800 tnns of merchandise daily
which 1t can distribute TO all the towns and stations III
the Far West through its numerous and iately I'M
proved railroad and river connections The road runs
through and near many OF the important b'tehe'us o
the var in which most Of our distinguished Generals
viii hi acksop Johnston and other of the Rebels ana
their several armies directly participated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
MARIE ID.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL Brooklyn, f. d.. on Thursday even
ing May 4. by the Rev. Avah Guion. Frederick w, J.
Brooks Miss Anne Barton daughter OF the late William
Barton, esq, all of the above place. No cards
DARLING-BERLIN-At the Church of the Divine Unity,
on Wednesday May 10 by the Rev. T.. ii. Chaplin Mr. AZ,
bert Darling Bloomfield ~ j. to Miss Amanda Co. second
daughter Off. Berlin esq, of this city.
rOsS-ROBERTSON-N the residence of the brides pa
rents Locust Grove, PeeksSll Wednesday, May " oy
the Row A. c. Foss the Rev. Cyrus d. Fos Pastor OF o.
Paurs NJ T. Church. New York Amelia eldest daughter
of Mr. James Robertson, esq. No cards
OCKWOOD-BISSELL-At Norwalk. Conn; IN me rut
Conge sationsl Church. Wednesd May IT, py ,s nv
Grand Lockwood jr, Of New.York to katherne H. bseii
OF Norwalk daughter Of the officiating clergyman
dsncs ~ Henrv Cesyeland esq., Wa.llingtonsquare.
Thursday. MAY II. BY the Rev Dr. Hutton, Charles A.
WsshbuTn u. Minister to Paraguay 70 Sale CIhar'he'
dnsltsr Of Frederick Cleveland esd, Of Reading, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

Mr.. CHARLES A. WAsHBURS, our Minister to
Paraguay and a member OF distinguished iamny'
including Gen. Wasbburn, Senator Washbnrn ana OK
Gov Washburn OF Maine, was married In TINS city on
Thursday, the 18th inst. to Miss Sallic catherine
daughter Of Frederick Ceaveland. esq. OF lfadng'
Pa The services performed by the Rev. Dr.
Hutton and took place at the Residence OF Hehr!
Cleaveland esq. in Washington square. iargc ana
brilliant Marty Of guests comprising many celebrities
assisted Mt the decision; the first groomsmnn being
Cant Wilson Barstow. Chief Commissary Of Muster
and A ID G.. IN Gen. Dix Mr. washburn is now on
Leave Of absence from his station but will return to
Paraguay with his bride after nuptal tour through
the states II is understood that tho Government VIII
tender him the use OF manof.w for his return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12


As Tumblety resided in ROchestermany years,
and is well known here TO almost all our citizens We
need not tell them that the stories floating about In the
newspapers are erroneous His name is J. ii. Tumble
tv and blackburn is an alias be has assumed some
where His mother resides here still and he has other
relatives all respectable citizens. He Is Of Irish origin
and no half breed and has Indian blood He Will he
remembered by many 10 years or more since as
pedder Of books upon the cars. and subsequently N
other avocatOns not long IN any one here III town ne
once had an office in Smiths block where he went DIV
the name Of Philip SieTnberc and treated a certain
class of diseases. When one X j. Lyons an " lnulan
Herb Doctor had an Office over the Post-Once Ium'
blety used 20 be with bim aud lie probably picked up
the information requisite to start hun III his profession
there.
When ready to 20 abroad as full fedged "yarb,
Doctor he procured certificate OF character signed
by dozen OF twenty OF most resi- ectahie citzens
who gave their names not knowing mat ne IN
tended to practice medicine. Tnmhlety went 10 10,
ronto and there put ont his single a. physician ana
rublshed the names he had procured here When TIE
papers came back those who lad signed TIE cert hcle
Of character much ANNOYED subsequently 1nmp'
lety was arrested at Toronto on the nsteaton o. tnc
regular faculty as q quack aud he was taken before
Court There he produced some KIND OF certificate
which lie had obtained from PhiladelpLm Coeee ana
escaped with fac Of geo, which he PAID ana re-
sumed practice with considerable erot Subsequently
be had difficulty in Montreal which cost biin con
siderable get out but all tended 10 give The no
toriety be sought and he probably made great deal o.
money by being prosecuted by the "rcguars" lie
afterwards figured at Buffalo and otter cites s!ohg lie
borders.
When the war broke ont he appeared a. Washington
and was gazetted Surgeon on me stan OF Cen
Mcclellan but this was subsequently denied and ex
planned. Tumbety las not been here nat we can hear
of in three or four years. Reports state that he was ar
rested at st. Louis. He will probably get noiouety
enough of his last arrest 10 gratl Biz ambition IN
that direction for lifetime II he j. able 10 show thai
he is innocent Those who knew lin best say that be
was no politician and they think he would not be likely
to engage in such diabolcal scheme as that IN which
his man servant Harold concerned. This ~ we
believe truthful sketch of DR. Tnmbleiy so iai as
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
MEXICO.
The Liberals Ectni.e Nonterey-The HIM
pcrinIists Retreat 10 Maiamoros.

] The Ranehero. of the 22d ult., says
Very little Of interest has TRANSFERRED on the Mexican
frontier since our last In iac'' Fo'! '''c uu'"or"!
information Is oDtaihaOie. A. pooo 10, DE-. 49,,
ano'ner unsn was inahe on III ,h s-o na, - ,k
w.. ion ocow 'own 80 lnt fav mnre Sarsa.
I IN cnnscaucpce ''' ''''' a ho' %
IA sIa"tit 100 i,n,oo, .. ,rdcr Cen, Iopez anl
o., ,d in ~. .lool' e. W. Monterey ON Thurs
vV.'"' "i''' " a''"oioo HUM
uay; nor, T.; ,o.....;o, -, o., Iiber,ls unde,
Nlon.' ~! % nv" i" PoSoeS'ion VI w
h,sIrp. =, Of , 6gb, bo
LAT .K-Ne"s n,'r Just pcen r e. c,cos noor
tween the iperi'ists anu uei. NeEre's , na
Monterey ia Wheh IL stared tha' 'e '. iS JS h
6O kiIe1 aso tuat captain ana se'er.A ~. -
longing 10 Cen Cortinas army were captureu - Ses
above maaHros au were Wor,e wa.
Vi 'lo s'oIh ' an, MN 4'"'0'' " e
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