Edgefield advertiser. [volume], June 18, 1862, Image 2

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Northern AOceSuRI of the Fight'
w.are its p.,'1es ionl of Ntrthirt paeftrs,
U.r ragit it. New York :fates nt 1,:c as the 5th I l
e,f ':aee. ler r" l~c a rty ,u'l 19 t x b.- thL
. - ..ur rv2+tlr- *t foil de'tail o.f the b -ttle of
':bTen 1P:tti, With ijttWr u. flt! mtott filar- S
2".,." X e;.t~r..tiett tlh:e: tver yet 1:e;rared in I ti
Lrthlt. Noet eeti!y j% our :eei- live -rated atiti be
,,) ha~ve ea;iret ru a re tt ttttlubl-r ot'"e:ifeder- D
ate priaeIte-rM, 10111 ittliltsiY MVeeiu u, citn- di
ink~ the latrd' patty of Yanaks" raptiVes who alt
)te4re xivAiII the extramltehuary na~rrative* al
whiuht appt~are in th. New YeetkIftcredd, we
will. by WIIV of wakiii'' the lejatry tot re en- li
t. raioittg, Introdute t. a prtiet', tIPI0II
Ona ther 24th ulti:tw. (.;eri. M.Clulhac issued I
lir tl Ie..11 .Al'-,t% * iUF r u 1eTeet:.', 4)
nep rar CoAl Ihcel,eer, Vai.. C(
1. U ;teot adv'euitLr btvo"al the hca
* 0111Chichi tle troop., i jll goe pzr '.rell ibr bat*
I : ,ce . All iebic k wi:l be let.L ton tI~d east
e'il +1. o t.JIhe Chit tillelti:ev. ni:al t-arefully Itpco' T. n wlr
S 208w leave~ tlhiir kta;a~cks # L
l~t6sf idth W wageetl, Ulm will carry thre.
.iv. t .tietl4. The arid:~ will h~r p.ut int per-Y
Cry t. :""hr ietl.er the te..pi ttcruh, anad u
u.-rtj;ul it: le2..1I ait:' nude- of ttacttl,i. ite aCI t~
t.% Lir~ crtrte .-tauxue. whl:fl. i ll cs-,
wi.l t-uu~at: iat least tdetty re,ttuetli ; twteit tit a.r
e..i.,: ul reetds"I will he tat ril b aee mhen hei lt
"i.i p~cktfl-. Cttutritt"l Lfha~t t-eMwill
.C., t bit thee.' !h1.r tt"i't c :" l.ovate LFO fill-1t
e..1 to I J. it tittieuJI ,ti.t 1'C
teeo,es etl~tie of f~ile )to i:V ce tl.t'. w il de
te th4eee eetr', tt a witI ,~t ll cal *e et~ t.t
to htI:w% olwl '";.I~ :r 1Athe priper aletatlull"lt are tI, a.li .t!' pauk."
ic12' still ;areatearlV1 l(Iltt.li,1t. the tij:iM cad star
;'lit. 1leaI.-. taktn all the Biel,.e ee..reiaC)'
tee iu+)tt tri~ei l;( j r tlt.t pr",sttlLY it
I~tu 'L- sitereie rI vi ll al.). I'mk .-tep' I
t.e prevalet the ai,leaeeet' " I 'ii ieterfttrin
Wi~hthe .tiaaiteltt.i ofi 1111C of thet. tuOpS;
Icey ) tct tealleW its t he t.etr tit all flits troop.~
UceeYlItg i"e th.I taiti r,ad . %uftliiett 1 unrd.
z.'a~l .t iii. is will be i~tii..1 to e..tt) ut
*fhc attetuui ieu yr ,ei will :, in rtaedi
ur. tee 'e1.ca . rteir lr1eiu-:iVe leri~lrslutud I
Le it~nt e,l* t: r w~~'tt:'It wetl etiI, }'i w. n ut
tY a the t'i tilt e"tuy ul:,il. tue- art ent $CI
t Cef.Mlt A Iaer ~t rtrrtn afil e.rtt~e:it/'ee teth
,*ett' Mr,: tt rrcto1 with tbeir triln4.
I i. Itn the are11e-etlioh battle the goneraI
(-,ectttittlitaw ttiiti that the Ir-clls wi1 pre
a_;vc the tli~uijeitne which he Late beent aol
&) 1t t:) Cn;.t.e, atitl wnivh ttrey have i'1teglt
er..tl': t. !?i'-. li" e all' Blaein all the cet e-rit
lIV all toers~t thy~ Inly receive ; let thatm bear
Ili mindi that the armly of tthe I'utettic ha,
tirer tot beects checked, aied let tlctiat pre
-the Suree :)te.!ittutaie oef rect': t. The)
tubAt keep well together, throw sway no)
shotia, but aium carefully an~d low, cudt a.buve I
all things rely tulK~tI the bayonet. 01111111211d.
derv of i-egiuetct are retiled of ia groa t
retmpotsibility tltat Ires-s upeit them~ ; upotn
thou' cuuliteva, jtadtteut, sld dkirretiut, the
1estiuioi of theittr giweaats and MQc-etI tef the
day will depenad.
B~ csjmluta'l of Mujor-Geaxnidl McClellan.
. . WILLlNA,. Asad't Adj't Gene: al.
w-* -..e"c1 a ATTLu;.
jeeTkctti-L , st ule ,it e h-balisb a w.t a
The Fight on Jamoes' island.
Fr" ug thtr Cbairkestna CAuurk.r of the 11th
e~'l, tar. t;Jlltowl22 lit reiant201 to thle
A """.t it a:z' uWile lert the ,teighb'arhuod ofifs
011. i~irvr altigh1t 9 ,'c~luck "t'a.:aday night, ii:
Pe: us th. zuluw ieag :u'..oun' : A stevrre f1 ,ht tL
tw. inu 1al eteuay milt a u'! it vtn mn! *otW1 t 11
r 1 res, under the e'a:ctttaieI of ( yen. W
.S,:aitl. ?rjeel iehae.e Tat--dty atfternteun. A 11
taclit2t of *atr tiire..S were ,eTnt out. )1' I :;I
irr.}:" ri, w :t urai!r,' ..o IrUSIF the wcoods'
trou2t us' S ten., River, h..hbi:.df which .e'ter- a,
tlt L ~iar iueV '4 gtliie:i' , i erc 1%ink'. la
Tile. r1uilat wing ofi our farcee was iteplty.'el ta.
ide r aju nat utrtil ofi C.o.li . This' toti-" (ta
et%lilti a I,.lv 1,f lte ce a'aly, why., afteral
ir: ti,t, r.tra.ati-d to their gu:.- .aoat. fi
I.s. lati!! ers;;u xdael , u!'ier thlt* eoutaaauad u
Ca2. lWiiiiataae., itih the '87th (Jeorgt i.ei
elt. Col. VIlua1.'a fire'- W1l &il. g aui:thl- ti
Illy ''thetair a~t aa. 2 a'.ia'h u th~iek fi~rett
IT e o(iii2., enmy tildsi~ed at no. r:y true
tiae' IN i . tuuaaher. C t
T I I. . 1*v . to r ams prtetedt.4 b~y It rely Itj
rull :t' ..~i. 11 lI5 ii "1,',t h, hi. at~aeaia t
itsr "1 li.. a. :lea' -t' :.l1 t: e" ' . 1a r:11
ap:t. :11111tai withadrew' ulalV wftea2 ::1;-:
,re'lt1:si tt the eflemy eatefl - :4.1" I hem to
rtirv. 'I L e i b,::s drng tL~t fighLt ta
ept tap a e:"ttt.l22L ,Icltiti 2'f th w~ Wt2l( lie.
onie: It .- t'rtY2 ci ,'g.* d. ii--ti tw tu r jresi)t
e ara tv-I of r.:2aiolcain i.(I
'1'L"- W.~lt hastcd abta.tt f.:r Iu,ur. T1he
a.'u lo--": were: thir t1 ort forty "' u:r 12,- 1i
ioU..alra2)~ i I t )' fir t the12 eliely'5:1 .211is
rv. ct tat 1\illtsaaas. oatLle'. -17-01 t er'~i~
WeJea~~ it.14l'e re toe IWarn a2 11U ur$I Lerta '
ru t *a.a ti' t. laIUtl ' h~alo::! a t'han' lit I
(ir :0at -a!l l i *ue- t"1 (!.r1. 1' i j5Uni 2111 i.t":
'Cy1taarnlt if'r gis-sr i~rraa l~ a nt:ii their I~iUJ ; 522
':,::aaa~ill') :44W Cell. '' ttiuatms :-f' i
he ae"sii',, hens'l hlum rav tinat a her"_e nautiher I
'f tU,: att-1( wera- 16112' titadl we:tans'd tt, lit.
'1 b. at- :ti .+'r. (le 1i lit tiai k pha1ee 1~ .
Lbut Ia.' .. it... l.t thle lialetil olf ." t
relic
Ile~'y ii:.ng w.- laept rip to a lWe Lour last
lght. It iii supafase.l the attew}' were ICU
Ilgeg& ill tiarllitag 'h, wood~. wi1o lauditag rte
ltrtLlieutb.
AT . L ac nta;lt th? titht givenl by 1.attiti
pat+iti i. 1.", i d:tilr usaat riall treeta:gl Ore
(ut, l..i r's:-di:. :l . tha cceptialof te =~
umbcit of cat-ttakiea., wI'hida they e.,itittt 14.
towo'iedkleRoundeti and uliait1l .
,ticiadlv.
'Thei I'.rtv.Seventh G:"orgita redtced bL,
~ickne- to) about three hunadreda 4-if f iretiit I ::,
wet ito thi. acitionr wita tlhrir brave anedin
LFjttd ire~udr Culotuel Williams, atgaaaat a force1
f the e12etfi at leas.t two tlUotmid~t~, eratreich
ed ande P,'"2eli be.hind ti~uu iaiabie brra~t iorka.
wntg t'o thIe stature of the gruttuld it teeing u
dene wood, our tuen aludeely ea:aue upont
tae zctlsy"~. ellttteaatita:it , at a distancee of
but ti~itttfite yad Col. W'ilhlas holw
evr wisila to dtisldeade the foe, determnred
to m:ARe a: assault Ito'} onrerd a vharaie.
Tae u1hz) ra.-hed furws rd and ah :de a sic" r.
Oti attCk upaon the bl)Ftittkli. Tlaeenemvr
opnede uiponl tbt4Ul a trerribic cross6 are, oft it)
faatry, artillery anatd cavailry, atad shells thrown
romt the guaa.Ltats. 'rhn rcgiwaweut fill back
a uiornrt and tlove~~d forwardto LI'uutlt
r assault. The fighting or, loth side's was
now de-p2trati. I war ~ e utider a cut,
,:.a.n._. i dedly lir., amid htvitu a !r4dt"d
Netts from the Coast.
1uclh uxisty3 1:.10 it. felt :i!i to the mtove
it,' oil J.+ftes' l..ki~a1. Fri'ky :tifertr.,
d latte in the evemhiz _", t~osstidc'rlsls. heavy
loth wasl Leard,tbefirr believed to be fromn
:" t-telli"A gtllst Ie~t$, ai'ls the latter friom
r oWn k,1tpi t ~, utiir (Col. Lama~r. We
idl. lekitn nothing at heritic, but it irn. stn -
+,"t1 bath parties . arqt czg.i{e"1, tryiug t",
ell tilt oulter'.: Lsutrendiell1tMt.
Il'he Fus ty-seventh I ( s"olsit si l;:icnt atrc
Litt ill ,ttdv:t c" !t:z'l have jt)+h -:tlh r l
sri loll of the w(ood. tar u~ h.. the ;ietlsit
I duty erijsyodf vt~r 'sOY/5ti~act:try .ltsjsr
liurdaty tiebt (.f1 Yautikee bread and bact'n
uri inl tilo Veclstii, hlerFa(:k,, d'c., pick
I lip u"1 tiit titcld.
Cloel * i111i4~ tttalt. ,. Ittsl4! v i~it to
,c city lridsty it'trrfltiit. toI 1.811: '1:."r hii
sUlatt ( rs ,.ian- in the ho,-Vi1tls. We .tt
htljtirhl in l~ilt_ ti a~ to tatls iltt 1 i'onei
e u1 dlcie'iil, Y,-.* a~ lhit jo 1 et:'_ .i !Vt'l
tei~r cotiiltit. Th'ey i~ e rs j icoI l st c
ittl. att: !it~eiL :o+0ii to beL able I'1 b 1.m tain on
ii, v0."e 1 6n-1:v 2 tnt~ ti t -Haker
lr. I ot -u to at lhZ. i~iar ex:dltir ot L.e MarionI
triilerav .to our cty , in nn :tl1~tir with ill:
VWe hadn '.'tle extrit Ulttt in l(ttp y'urtu
Ihth.5!h it) be~ thIe Planter.) comfling' up. lIn
.W ttjInthl~i + tt: batrtit 5.. llhS tt2,~ anti c:l
'atker deteriniji"si Iist t1 10t her -liar it po+
tilt. Iw't* ctit.:, iix p'ull tt. rwir plnth'
.it:Ut Stt~l roktektr and the o: l.sr two r-'''.'I
thfi" /.'4 mer~le kepti renulv :at. thi: l11a' :a
.r: vzY.-. 't t I' :hiltsylt Calle nil 1.t:ati)
)tile Ill.? trap ihthi e~lizrght htundredl yard' o
,.iut. Strsilitcker. I I.! opjened ao hier, whet
.e tboat a':Ipon'itd with suhl tl gripe
Lhe 65owilZi:rs rig tieu brunhtt into pi'tay
toi u e:Intotied it I ttik attack frouitltl tjht
lstl , net a dilauce o vt lit six h:1X lnreul t
fvrl ltiznlretd ' ir'i . VI'!e :tti :I: fr:.uni tit
hutV.il. ,n tI.1 eyialt'ut hlhteX)Ireted. and Ft:
tiUIItfI i 151(1 bitt yV vits' ins zue;iately calls
tibtU :::d tt. t down thei rivtr at a vry rAt
rate.
Xliii iii': lieluisir of the AMiceri and thlen vr;
:rs:,it'.l~t. Sh'e was tanttribtedl5 hit seer-t~i
tioes, tt'i jt .Ii- bst (:utiiutli the fighit,
Bt e ttn dolont that we would hive haj~tgi
ht r. Somtie of(he tl,)ierei were structk by t t
~rtjtt, bitt no, oneI ii jired. D~r. H1olmes' Lis
i!ithtky graze~d bhy a grape shot.
We Kept up a Keay heavy siare until she ;t
)eytvntd the an'lige i~f our gUeed. I wouldlt nu
Lie t:ti l trieed it' we wete attaedi agi
t:,.day. i r ~ave plenty of a ttlitiitiui5 au
I ti~;atk, i cieae of their attemlpting it ,gahit
w. v.1!! be able to give a good accojunt of out~
The zieli are in fine :'pirits, aund in a light
ing bu~tnor.
Fromi tile Mito~iteaippi.
The Vi'.burg W/t1i!/, of Tuesday ioriniu
10th jnst., hias the followintg itemt'h
Tim 1 k'zair.-EverytLbiou wias quiet belayt
v-'eriay. We have hieard of ito new arrivt
-ic., our lust ts'taL'.
Weare iniformled that mtanyi of tite nt~gro
in Mudtis'onl parish are ruititil-Ig away. It
-utpjo:ed they go tot tile 'nit2luiY. Scveit lIt'1
Dr. .Jauiti place ttn lust Thursday nig'ht.
All the cihttonf ht MaJisitn Jhui; ii bcsin
'trovyt( to keecp is out tit' the haitda of tL
elt' ..... .. l i.rsll ..iev t a g the Ctttt 14
Jack-,on'ti Achieveicns---Whathe did.
InLs fcal repoirt of bi= diII=L s tepan
:1 tetit iCuii., ofll:' Itcyuaiutaic:. uho 1i s
hl'dI :i r,"rlixnible post itl .) %k , *rtrrl nI'T
th ~ltt.tnu'.L, ttlUre rti to I::t at lv..t 11;C(
LcijtiUciI ragonsl t t-: dlrsv(": (JuL frin ' _~w"
tint ; thait-he him ''!f' !otntl' fmrt~y a~t l'cdttl
ICreek ; that th."y Were stretcii-"d :uiin,. Ilif
rmadl between'3lidtllelown :niid Newt:i, +t dig
ihr~ Wa'f'T1t will coniiiis-arv -trr": bin'1
N.w i'; t l.it he left man~ty hetw.iet \Vinches
trd hiu e'ri-s.itii llac uta the l'utuituait, ait'
that hi., wlirlt' lo.i int W-.,v'.ut w~u. not 1'.ss tie
3003 r* 4luu,
1,w genil.rtttn a'cov rtuferr.d to fually con
lra,:: w~hat iiai:' brr e lt:firiftao jt it . in taon
1 p;r rt'.iec::i:~ the ;a liie th. oft .Jaclk
t lhti n.) trut Ii ill : hi rnjrr trim,~u tl;
Iby tar ermtnir..1 l:ln~~ur . heI' pIooiLN
ofl' iXCCpli a f : if Ithe :VImtilv:d. ,A tlilouput:
of the 1'2:h t( i' i fll intii :iu e.tith
oliit:"r. A.! ui ".tift;t) I. i snr vert: -i?lihi
:1" the '.rllt i I of i t1 , "( p.itlt1 tota ' dv'ilIlit V'::
1("iv. Our i;iitlttiatit, rl I,lii c:11t:-1:u' -l
t~ vuu; of medic:al It ir. s rnke:1 at 1\ i:n::;';,it
:t ftrut $:ji.Ot! t., llit)t)t Tiie t,
ittibratL iAlwviitJ everytinlg nil v: !:
Lie in tIha tdica:l de~rte clottn
t-rr: Ihirire (Ij' t :, pi u!' n~i . , c.Ie uct a1i
t}1 r.ietua seCurtli to tlit" Cuotiderarv *is e:
tiln:sttet! .ttt .vr:1l rilitiRn. 'lipe It< it, ti
I eiu 1mv i1 audii tteil, lit 1r:1; of I ;nikl:' ('lii
cI h iitht( ic.-alwnP l ~tt.r. t
I Iui ni ~v wilE oh iu" titu::.ht I uti~l" ti ("tedi
tthat (eo~t. I lik.a: lto:: :ti 11ie~t.t ::1 I;
1 WfIttlil ( i adit II tilt.! old:. r. w.dk
t;,:- irlI1, art'! liar ttti-r alll 'tl ;" ail wt., 1
"~ v~.r t utliv;:o ';: l;' "i'a (II o 1111 pIi to
{ cis~. l le aeL',Lh t lu dislineti 'uy lhi ..iIliii2
.lsack-ont slid fli.t gk'i ill ti. Mar.1 au'!, :,- r
l:ptrted. Snane ii ut 1, caVtlrV' :nift l:avC tin
;"eJ ;:;.c iy~r, sit l r..i iithv dlli. ''i. v i):nrl
,) os:: or tto ai b i"h.tin thu Blai intp.. 1001 1!
I r:;1iroiul, alit; turz: I.li nie tract. he' slt: Iii
lantce.
1. I n te period id t wenty-tw o days *J:acki.
nirebed Plaon Staunitotn to McI)i"well. wild
, iin etrijuttii'J with ,Juonuoa, I.e whiipji
1 ! .Mllrriy ; titettee to Franklin, .",1 raiil,. "li tta
, thjee. ti) liarrsfi,ur:r, 1;5 tnilet, ove~r .Shte
eI uidi"iih tnoUtltiiu, "' :i rtil hTerdan road l" a
1 Mltiier (eici i,cd it; I htnce to I"rouit 1{fL'
'viii Luray, .;3ma til~$ tence to ~1 ichet;
rt 1 20 wiles ; thence beyon~d Cha~rleston, "t; rtail
t Ia his excpedition ha~ iiimhit flajr bate ies audl
11 f uuulier of aki;:riah:1::, killed sold woun~dedl
i1I consi.ider'able ntt:tarl" of the enemy, t
,, t001 reisoes ileiitIriti ~n nllionui of dolar
iworth for th~e euiillt", chased B~anks atit of tl
.{Valley of Virgin~a, atnd aerurs thie Potoni:
lAll this lie did iu tw~t~trwo ilzyn, and Wi
a loss uf but little utinirdatl of l 01 int killeid al
Iin this sketch ii' omnit rll merntiont of wit
, the telegraph i+ telling its-that JTacksotn i; nc
I doi. T'1 t, we hope, will make up aanotl:
'Ichapter of famne for the un!iring hero. -flit
1iI mood1;Unquirer".
Ltate fromt the N.u'rt)i.
f l:u'ttolu, *uue 1-'thi.-.TL": New 1iu
ti Jkercdd, of the 10111 inst., has been rrt"Eiv
1here. It contains. Baik' trtliciai r'ptir u! t
Itmarchi of tbe: First Djli~iua o!' t:hr Fit
e ot'ps 11' .1:ines: frou) S:raa.dntg t:. WVilla:'
.. Ot.., t:... +4th .tol _+'zli of M\1u'. '1"l!t'
lins? Li life s ere1colct a boon, teat for the
pre-er":tiuu1 of it t~o socrilicou is too rreat ?
aarr!:h no0 I: Iw~hr I:t o~ (lie with YO'.~, tell
our lathror.~ ! Ru !1LFr, lils irgaaaiis, luTO1I.~'l
your own) swords ititu our breamtl. saying!
"This is all we tai.'ive our d~iugbters!P
'fTill:I)1.tetsi s OF~ N w itY :.s
Nrw o11LL... M 2, 186162.
V WEDNESDAY, JU~NE it:, 1i&2~.
Thae Cros.
- A title fair week fur work Lae enablel rilr fa~ria
r rr4 tener.dlly e I., an thirt r~e. :out: Loew.
" .vi r. we iiiulOt:iiemt, htv taut1 a liecrel %;ht 'if it,
111(11 the i! Vir"t i 11"11 ye iiili9ietly th V eir:.
G tuff ge~ roew well thdi. ~i3O fl, and1( that. is )lu lau
*TI l etui0i. t urd is' ;."ta ii aaeu rvaua.rkatly well it
t Winly jel:: 'I.1. sile fllrnowo are still pl:eI i~i.r moere.
Thesre applear: te" he a gt~maeral diterminl.i:, it.
pia::! every a; re tit crntIl3!d inl cre-pe if u mh.i"
r- llcL*uu.l tih s do:: rui" Id,t l=1;;
111111. lii ,bllIt:: :all :t it31 a11nauc~iO = ill
' . rcvluoi'lut :11 lie arl? fu the tlore d.wtriuinoc l're.
:ins, I' our va r if an iIeteu3C.
:1 C ol. Abtat's Comuiiaad.
II t' -*nce i= i-kel to the- nest rti~elinc lL of Cu!.
A ik' v up U1l" i;:''l I. 1 ilt lie t e:e thatt Oble~r
t '0ee of~ te ...terilJt u;tt, or er or uneder tlhat
dL u t.*.ake. au! Uatug'O of t'..u oi~l.eil ileh: 1317
(r-. 'l~ld '3Tryidi is highily IptepUli.r, n11(1 h~r
unreloila3. 1 ill: tu.rps Will Le ojea'lIly eoeiu
'~red 1V il hallh~~ take plea~are. in fu~r hrrein:. all
* lili that iu3V lie It.At With 06.
Iartleatut 1{augaer;, Attentiont !
h1 ~ A snuu eirtitllity is now eturnrel in ii e
Iiltl :IIIlli, W~i:.l t"" "j(1;l ithai iariva are ef
t' 3113* t'. .Jl:a.lerutt: i'etce.. The CoulaiopiIy fri ng~d
is n:eritoe,il te he antler the leadtersheip in (!bi!f of
*t tia~l fort ile~ pii-shIunl sell ever inch a1db hero, when
* rt te Ii titian ei'11 13311'efr. (>iieipt! a well its
C.reiesd. 'Ie ,aj epl'eettit: will not 1301 leers- open.
d anil we ear:asly eulvi." all who, arcs ready tei doi
na'ltiar duty to ruins daee3, it ilnlldliat'!y. lKhell
h-l'tit 1 olgeteelil furrei~h on1e0 Gllanat- Coimupny of
:a R-:n;erc, to tbet war 'tAre Theire not au ilabier of
al her hrave. sun' who eare vat left. to til1 out the
~jrank? .,el' *'Le~ I ddr.rj~ And ill they nut' cure1
A o Oitillj will lie hell ist this t' uea~ el atur"
k dayI the 211th inst, fur the p. aproe of oeultjietit9;
the Comeipany 3o Be t a Dce"urC it a polace in a superb
", 1..gilft33t elf JLangrers now fnrieinu inl ist Stte.
l' Ringers, I:, the resce
. - . ~- --
A Superb Beet.
'ai' Inure is supeerior Ipectte(1l otf the ttlla"l-ri)otu~t
L oet fre.ua the garden ofI the Methoeiat Parcona-e
itt+ it: 1t113 silage,-1h gade nuel i thee right pilset
,h" eraej lla~ received offsrs tef steven L'otai.:
IiIIcC Lie rail fur a partizitu hand. An xctia land
dfi'irnlt l~egilluo:t would hiaye. been ere thuis Te
ported fur aeryieel in this State, it the law of the
rk .loth April had hees applied and untocoel hurt
ao 1'it is iln (ther e9tr ICS, andL - nu!e flifee~lZ prim.3
~ht aicady 3hotglttdi.
'' Cueeral Wlade Hlamptoni.
Rashuess of Remark.
it i." proverbially difficult to restrain the tongne
frim ra.h reinarks on the exciting t-.pies; t the
d.y ;-truly Lao it been callel "- an unruly --vil."
Atd it is r.lnnt as difticult. to restrain the pen
from si:iiiar rahncss nmid the burly-lurl) of the
times. i.muo lettevwriters exaend-ll hmount end
seem to gliry in kap hazard fault-tindiri" e+ a
peculiar merit, while even the ruipt. cauli..u. ,.t'
them are sinetimes tound sinni, . c the side of
thIir projudie?. We ilser. - i.at P. W. A., a
f>viorite c.urrespondent c= :iavarniah paper, las:
hern taken t. t,'i: .c-.c.7.by: v't. h
city. n: ani instigator o t .;o the C(onitf..ii'.y. o
all have umir faults in thi. rep':t, a;. iunt Su
pere visc two closely what w. ,;rite, w'a:. .---er'
w, ito for ut. and what we , i:ct. One of tha:e
-rash reu:nt" occurred in a letir whi.-h al.
pcured i thi:i- piper t.-t n.ek. It wa' that .,t a
c.rrr:s-undetit (K.) from 1i-:. Vw::UAtti's army, to
the etfect that a " terrible demralizution" of the
tWen w-._ a cnscquence of the evacuation of Cor
inth. There was perhups but -light ground for
nreh a rem ati: ; anid hid there been much, it wat
iuproper for him to write it mnd for us to publish
is at this tiiu-. Let us ho wore csreful, hoth in
rrriting a::d in conversatin,-but espceieiy ti:
t'e former.
i .t St. .h1iarye th dleatruyed a large nui,...
te t il.l. Ii.rtonini to fhe: libe Society, ted wor,
t.re,t Ihe' 1 s all er'r the plat-'."
This is a part of the Yankee recoril on the
Georgia coeat.. It got to prove a propositie.
herettoore alvanced, eiz: that 'thiugh the pee.
tile of th Contederate States are Kicked enough
is all c,,nticinc, the Yankees are infinitely wer. e.
Ei i'.r poiol.ie p.rban, ia undergoing nu1 onleal o
itui:hz:.etL fir ite departures from the good o!i
irays of the fatherii. The South has its iius" ::d
their name is L.yion,-hut in that list uch shbante.
teas desecre:ion of sacre.1 things as the ubove ia
not to be founid. Our punishmenit is already sevee
and way be still more so;-yet - the rod which
eiares noit our ,tt'ences, will also have it' reck.n
ing nith our itn aders. Knowing this, let us Ie
Ware if That sp.t., sif impiety whichL ign ee the"
[ower of G...Il in the day a .:" ., r iret.lii
his Word in momtents of I:-. .-. - -
The Augusta hotel.
It it a :atisfaction to us to record ad eu.hrse
the filowing deserved couplitment to one of the
best landl.orl? and kindest tuO in the Ciorfedera
aey. Our Correspundeit says whut we k:now to be
ii every respeet the truth:
" Allow ne, Mr. Editor, a word in res pc:t to
the liberality of the 'r,.priet-ir of the Augusta
lintel. Mr. tanl.e is ts stranger to thei South
Carolini public; having been for sdime time the
popular conductor of the Kintville Ifuse, a
celebrity in its day. 11e us now been long known
at Augusta to many of your readers ai one of the
bet of Ilat.l!irds. Let me say (andI I know you
are prepared to enurse it) that he not only keej-n
a ftrst.ela hotel but is one of the most liberal
hosts in the South. Frieely has he given, again
and again, to our pour soldiers, while in hi4 eare
for the -ick no hospital seuperintendatnt was err
more conusucintious and kind. The AnxgUsta Hotel
well deserves the patronage it receives: and that
is now immeuse. The hiuse is fill to overflwing.
and to show the general uppreciationi of its pro
prietor's ind oversi:;ht and prudence, I way
iniztion that virioua utli.ers have left their fami
lies at tbi., t:mpurary Ituuse while they a~re :btset
t.:tlig in Ohe ichl."
/1lI1" .OLLAR S ]1EWAltT.- !...p"uI . - --
./uiday /art. is CA N A R T IlItL R. J'.u --- roiw.
IThie little adlvertisoieet w,: -lip from a inte
nube ot the Richmwoud -JIi-peelA as going t"
shiw how the world still waigs ini that etropoalis
despitet t!.a war andi its' eunetmnitani, tr..uble:.
O-.1tAs may he a kind-heiirted isreature,-his ut
tachment to hiis bird goes to prove'lhait; but 0.ar
Mart has five dollars to give tier thze recovery of a
little twittering ?'anury, when many a p~or eiel
sudi-r lies near him, sutiering fur the lack oh
delichatai niiurishmaenat of which O.trxAs's tira ad.l
lars would huy a wJeek' supply. OaTrtas pinti.
f.r a lust fsir-y anid spuenls his wt.eney to re.-over
i, when the venmy ie thu:.l'r-. . ..t the gate-' of
the city eager to crus: :-:eve-r tif valor anad
worth it m.iy e...tte, irri1a may reck'in nipt.r
hiasecurity fur tafety in the threatm statIn:
or hemay puerpise a ia:-ner mioae; -if shiehliti;
hiself awl his Canary-ir..i. Y..t a :.eith-:r a:.
'use nor aauspect (lA-rAst,-ltc is perba., . er
good meidI.n, in, lAir ry ;-btut, we ntioy bie per
m ittedi tio ad.1 ini the .-omiewhat emphatic la-iguige
of nthr "d-.. his wnty."
News items.
g"?" Infiirmation -was received at Chattano.ga,
on the 12th, that twenmty-Sive regisments of the cue
Imy, in the vicinity of lositin, Kentucky, tnear the
Tenevte St ate lin-.', hiave recuireid larp' ruin
furetnmnti of artillery, andh are threatt.:rini l'ast
'Tennesso;:.
g~ A despneteh to Govn. Leiclher, dtedci Slietn
tou, .Junej I-., -mys the ettuwy h-ave evneninuti.i Ifar
risonurg, andl falle:: brek down thu V'alley.
pit TVhe N.irthern press rugrai liutler's ord,
enertini: the tainai of New )rl.watas as a forge:y
tf lhtture-anrd'~s. Even the Newr York lier.M'
t es thi.- view. Cani there het nt beert ilhute -
tin ..f lit:: I,-.- il,ias then th-st it is ioer.-40 '
Ieven: to Jumri t:o:-din Bennett?
army report.. unrii--li:iy, in a letter frta l'oit
Reuidir-, that ont Stinilay liast the enemy left i a
th. fidl of httlu 1,tt00t deaid a:ndl inunderl tren.
Iprioners. The Conf:edevrate lota 0n Suntday w..i
2iih kihld giud wietitledl, aid on Mondaiy
Ikilled ziu-l wounded.
pe Three thoutsad of the prisoners t.eken by
et. .J)-ksuin from. IttnkS i.w the-.ugh Peters
uirg last Wea.izinadaty, -a . a.: ; - .c i.'->nleraete
l..t.o, L:t0 he-:ni appoite.i Suiperi:ttede:t of the
INite Deparut:.wint four the Coinfedecrate Stattee in
.tuth Cerdlina. hIlt uticie will lie ini Colutnbia.
per-The y:-v;..ut:.h 1Ihu.7/ Knesr ot l.:te date
y " A pri~ste dispatch, reived in ii cy
y 'ster.ly motLrtiig fr..in ltichtiond, stateS that
tt. Lawt,, iif tis city. with his Aids, had
ieet tord~rd t-> jouin etei. iStuewall .Jackt'in."
:5-yThae samte payq~r ;cives the fituwitng te
eiun' if the: herti.- tall oif a Georgian att Char
ettn: " A privatte letiar to us from a membiler of
the 47th Geriat liegianet. 1peaking of the chtarge
it whch Capt. W. W. Willinntt, of the hIulloch
Guard, felt, ::ys: *'Thheat that was seenm e:
Capt. Willisa he hail mouttd the Yankee buat
t.ry, andl with sword in uone hanud andI hat int the
tither, was rallying hais wut withi:i twetnty pnaees
of the enemy, when he wits aht. through the heart
and killed."
gg-The .Taeks.mi 3/k.sp;.un, grotwig er.
tu..iestiuc in the stubjiet o'f one T. .1. .1 c*eo
eclaims: -" On, Stonewall, on 'ben~ceforth ,thyI
name ie the tialisman of free'doin andl the synornim
s-The oiioni was prevalent in iiebtuond a
fw daye :so that NeCliuin's tirmy whs " fuiieg
.gi-The Secession feeling is laid to be r::.pidly
othi increase in Kentucky. So the Fedlerals
A Prisoner's Letter.
In juslice to the writer, whose tnyderious di
itp.ear..ne frotn the ilatupton Lsgiu Cavalry at
Williamsburg has be'en thu subject of much cou
ment, we ire soinu exarnets from a letter receivt d
bt this ottlee during the pest week :
Four D5-LttL.tan, near Philaelelphia. 's.,
M1ay 19t h, 1 e2a'.
. flear Fr,.,d: Litstle did I think when I
left htorm' that the first letter I shoul ile:, to t11
Edyg.'ele!d woiub hr diat fron the timmi)'s (onn-1
tri, ; .- such is t.o case. I was taken at Wit
'itn.:.-urg. The Cavalry charged .le enemy thero
:id elhrur'rd t,.o tar ; the first I knew of my
::irular danger I ftundl unysilf ulmust in the
isuks ",f a large ru'erve furce of the eneiuy's cav
airy. I whec.led my horse with the intenstiun of
gutting ti1, but I was too cldue.ly followed. I
turned mny bead to see how the hances were for
e.eape. emit Saw =list ie man wats nearly within
sabre-roach of me. I heard the report of a pi
al very uear my head, and upon the instant down
citim uy.ulf and horse to the ground. I was iml.
umeliately sarrouuded and hid to surrunder. I do
nut know whether my horse was killed or nut; in
fact he mtay not hlave been shot at all,-he may
hive stunblud end fell ; yet the fact of his fall
ing; just at the instant the pistol was fired leads
we to suipposz.'e that he was shot down.
I would like to loave you write to Maj. Et-R.-:
for me,-tell him to please tiesd .mit if cmy horse
was killed or net, mad ask him to use his influence
to ;..t ue .-xchanged if possible. I would like to
h;ive M.u:rswT draw may money fur we and pay
n.y Catny debt,, particularly thoee fir borrowed -
tuoney.
We l isuners are treated well hero: we fare as
w-ll : the Feder..l soldiers, and so far have nith.
ing to c .>:nplain of.
Fraternally, your truly,
D. F. MrEWEN.
Analystis.
Thle following report by Pntonasson .To as, of
Au:uata, on the Edgefield walk licks, will be
'inned with interest. It inclines to :. favorable
opini.,n, if we gather its eonclu.,ions aright.
AUCt' t-m, Ga., May 2th, 1802.
Pwor. T, A. Dt-..s, M. D.,-rsr Dorb,, :
Sicknes= in my family and amongat my servants
Las prevented an earlier coinmunicatibfm of the
results of my examination of the earth from .
"Solt Liyk" in Elgefleld District, S. C. The
following are the results of tIe examinatiou :
The soil was composed chiefly of reddish clay
atnd silici-,us send. When placed in the mouth it
gave a sharp pougeut saline taste, due to the
presence of Chloride of Calciutw.
11)0 graint of this earth, treated with 500 grains
of water for .r hours, during which time it was
I fre.1tett!y uituted, yielded the following ialts:
Ch!oiid.-s of aoium (Common Salt) and Po
taisium,
Chiecly Cl-tride of Sodium 2.*,2
. inlaridle of Calcium~t, * 1..10
t.hloride of Magnesiumi, 0,66
S ulph:"te:-, Traced.
Nitrates, Ne Traces.
This at-aiysis shows that this soil will yield les
than 4 per cent coumon Salt.
Its vilue for tls th i.ufseture of Salt will he
more readily d.:termnd. by cuwopariug it with
sea-Writer.
The following is en :;alyis which I made if
seca-w:.ter tal:eu from a snall river betwoen Colo
eel's Islhs.l atnd the Ct.. d.f Gs.rgi:. This sain
plo of water was taken fr.- miles from the At
I antic Octan, at half tilt, running ..twn. Thao
wtater fro. this rivur was telceted in parefereutr.
tot th it of the- Atlantic oneteu. heer.s I- wi.ihe.!
tos test the *alue a-f the wan-rs of the .shart rivers
man our const ilowing throu:;h the extemniive marsh
os., finr Chie oann~ufactsure of Salt.. a . __
This 4sort river is not c-onneced with' any
iwamap, is nout more than eight msitses in length..
tndl :-impy drains the extensive zaash, lying to
the West and. North-Wist of Colosnel's Islarnd,
and het ween this island and the Atlmintie, ocean.
Specific Graity at tu,0* Iis19.001
Su.spendled :nsatt-rs 0I (l0
l0ll trair.s of this Sea-water e.>nteine.I
Soilidl Saline residue .5
Chlorian of Sediumi (Commnou Satlt) 1.6.5.
Chlaride of Magnesium 1.43
a dphatu of' Zinet, 0.14
osulpshate of M-.gnesia, 0,1;3
Chiloridle of Puatsiwium
llromaidle ssf Pustassiumw,
Jireimlide oft Sium
lsdjie nf Par-sssiium.
I sdaid e of Sod~iuma, . - .l;t
Silieie Acid, I
-Silientes. I
Or::anic muatter's, .1
Phosphates of '4ine . Magneaia,
Carbonates of Ziii6 & Macguecia.).
The waters or the Atlantie ocean, fr~a from all
.lilution, cant~ain about 2) per.sent. of eoommou
Slt.
Bly a ctopaianf sf the~ resulta af these -analy
s, atnd also by the cnnaldor.ion.a of the relative
.roesies nieces ,ry to separtito tMs Sdlt, ir it ei
-lent that it wotl.l he~ more expen'shse Co dissolve .
the S-.lt fr.. ti s suil ain-d th--n t-s evaposraete the
water h.d.ling it in. Mu4tti:n, if ta~ .sua Salt rep.
r.etatedl a s:.tsuratedl sahitie. watur will horiwever
hi.-'.ive fiar more Salt th in tha~rt'eiaid in Sea
iater.
A,:.,.edain:: :o M. Glay Tstsse. 19tl partt of wa
ter dise.lv
553 ' patS .l' s-dt, at tteialpra'ttrh 57.Oc r-ali
.7.1 I " "- 140.U*
l.., - " 227.5. "
lt is evient. thiat the mtanufiacturer has it itn
hi power toi renhsr the- water strongly impreg
n::ted with the Salts by using large quantities of
.arih wish .;somparativ.-ly sma~l squantities of water.
By inaking a gil..n quantity of water dissolve
.iver es large a squantity of water as possile of
the Salt, we dispense with a large portion of the
u1 'equtent ovinpnration.
Thae p.rescec . i much Chi.>rlde of Calcium
is to he regrett. ., b;.t it masy I think be sufficient
y removed by driping, and if this ehould not e
succeeud as well as could be desired, the addition
of ashes countaitning the Carbonate of Soda, to the
fluid beore evaporation, would I thinak precipi
tte the licme in the form of the Ca-rbonate, whilst.
the Chloride combined with the lime would unite
with the Sodium of the Carbsonate of Sodla, andI
etill farther a-dd to the qtuantity of Salt.
The vaslue of this deposit will depend upon itma
exelsnt. unifoirmity, atnd up-tu the oharacter of the
.urrouding tsocki and formations. Every coandi
tion-P'hysical, Chemical and Geological-nf thet
dl..,,-tit shouldl he carefully explored.
c.-r r:-tpeetfully, yousr5,
JOSE PH .7NS
t.~flnrona' Yovy, soovernoar of the Mor
mn..s is grumbling about the insuiiiency of 1.tah
to accommodato his children, rtasd remarks, "I
mannit put ap with this smiall poassessiou, It
might dlo vemy well for men of small ftailies, .-ey
two or~thre.: wiree and twenly or thirty little
nue, hut t'or me and wine it i- n-mt enough."
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if The Mulbile 16,i4.. :eperte a very cheer.
ing -odition of the Ahsbsa-na corn erop, and4
opes, in spite i-f disarter-,..i.: a sutlciancy of
vi-at will lbe barntsted.
.
g' Sisteen Euglish war vessel', tour of thema
iron ild, were reporteid to b~e ina Hlaspttn R-ad.!
au th 14th. The ceuu of their prcenet there is
aenknwn.