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GENERAL ORDERs. 30 2.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAgr GENERAL OFFICE,
Washington, Jan. :, 1917.


1.-The following Act of Congress, changing The
tcru Of enllstments aud providing bounty ior
recruits, 4 published iOr The mtormatioh and Gni.
dance OF The o.l,Ccfs Of the army
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IN ne vicinity e 'u,l' ie'i'es..e ,,'o.
;o iI ,5c r' I ~ ,, es.s "l sr ye y5alsas ac
recruit NAV prefer. Tile blanks now 10 use Sal
answer for tivc wears men, 81 writing ~ the back
OF the enlistment. EFT dUr form, The required rc-
cent for the advanced b unity and they vii also
suffice for the moss 'srm pntd new blanks can .r
printed. by subs4atu1 tie words "dIHg t1e
war" Ia the haudvutlng Y t.'e recruiting oG,.
Ger. for the words "Afa years, a pNhss4 ~ we
prescribed oath 81 q tIaarz
lN~Coupany cHnau4efs s'I ADD two Coll
umus e the muster toH.t aha WAs'ef Aha pay
rolls noE in usc, g so& l"t gayihs "'a ,n account
uf bounty" Il % arl c9uun will he chang.
ed the advanced bounty q.I 70 'ia sod - u lhe
time Of his enlistment; iu iite second. tas fe'a'".
ed bounty due hlH, ana WHICH L to ua gat3 a'ief
joining Tor duty tI.e regiment g Naea % Y Il
serve Recruiting aiH-cfs "t.l a4d similar COZ
umns to the blank muster rolls, muster and paY
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TENIIE success OF these Pills ia curing IA d few
hours, where all other remedies have failed,
aud that foo in cases OF twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion, that, 1t
taken according 10 the directions. they are a GER
tain cure A long list of certificates in proof Of
their infdhbiliiy might be ado d. but, Try them
and be convinced that they are the most certain
aud the very best remedy ever offered TO the pub
Dc. 10 insure d permanent and lasting cure
Tie following certificates are from gentlemen Of
Kershaw district, $, G. Mr Frazer is Min
isicr q the Gospel.
Ia,miaefoa, herslq,r dist $ { Mgl -, 1916.
have used in my family ~ Hollis Fever and
A0ue Pt'ls aud ai-o Or. SPeucer.s Vegetable Pills
fYf he lat tWo years. and Lave no he-itail0n 40
Droporurins then q be most excellent faulty me-
dcinc--and as at act Of justice 20 the worthy
Proprioters 81 these invaluable Illis, w.I state
for the information aHd satisfaction OF al concern
Cd, that my VIE prior TO our marriage, had been
moro or les the subject Of Chiiis aud Fsrers for
about II months, having tried various remedies
without success, and VAS very much reduced 10
hesh. A few days amer our marriage she com.
meuc,d vith Nprncsr's Pills, aud IN ity Or tAo
afterwards with Mills Pits, she used about bell
a box u each. tie result vas, radicai cure
She rogaintd Acr hraltl ani strength very rapid.
s.. and hss had no retIra ~ ChlHs and fsgt'
siHrs believe these Medicines Z, b. harmless
aud taie and when used % spf Vicsay directed
are attended viii satisfactory results.
+ 1. FRAZER
K,tsiae Dist. $. {, Soy 20 l-4G.
Having used Dr. llui's Fever atdl ARaf fl.l'
fir Two ears past, eau mott cbts rIuIIJ cfiy q
tH, rtriuafg aud saietY oltHor .d.cl, oat o. n
least ouc d.lau bUxes, which | Saved u.ct. non'
hive ever talrd 20 81 q a cure. Often TAO ans
in one instance hrsr eases were cured BY one
bon achieve lhcui q b. speedy ana ptrmaf cn'
remedy, ii al cases 81 chiiis aaa 1erfrs, @beu 10
ken sitictiy according 10 directions. have lss
nude considerable use OF nr spencer Vegetable
Anu Bilious Pills, aud ~ mild, yet active aDt
eli'ual chtharuo, ihey have, % NY knoa edge
up pctl0f
INuN II INGRAM.
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sYlTE or N0RIH clROLINl,

IREEIiL cot NIl.
Court Of Pltat and Quurtcr Sessions, W
rtmtcr I,ru, 1916.
Henderson & SAITH
rs Attachment
Samuel % Walls
Loved 81 tie 4 l'oWig Negrncr 70 sit; Le,iua,
Macy Auu aud Jane.
z 7 appearing 10 Tie satisfaction Of Che Court,
4 tb.l Samuel B Wall IS not ~ iah1h3aul %
tins Iatc Is hcuhfe O.dud 81 ua Court,
that publication % made ID the Ghafiaite J0nrn.A
Tor the space Of SIX aeeas, notifying ihe deien.
daut, Samuel l.. WaH. 20 appear at our mex
Court ~ Pleas and I4-teI sessions e l- hs.d
III tic county 81 ird,l1 Il tie Court House .
S 4trsytrr 81 tie 81 Monday 81 February nxt
then aud There 10 rcpi - or plead 70 issue, OF the
property levied upon j, 4 BIZ condemned aal sold
t. s. .iy p.aiuii's d.5s
Witness. J. r. Acr.uaer Clerk 81 our ei.
Court, a. O.nee. tie 81 Monday ID Neseu'er go
aid ln The list year OF GUY dependence
j H. ALLAAADEE, q Z. c.
Printers ige s. 81. tlI
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EKrtosioS.--As the Sean Ferry Boat hrrs.
the Island Packet, was about leaving the Island
shore, she burst her boilcr, by which one young
man, named John Clark. years Old. was blown
overheard and drOwnsd. His body has noa vet
been recovered. His brother, Thomas CLARK,
aged Is yea@, was severely wounned in tho
head but IS in a iair way Of recovery.
Two Germans were slightly injured, and will
recover.
Ayoung man by The name Of Rhodes, book
Pedar' was very badly scalded
Thomas Watkins, slightly injured.
The pilot, Mr. Walker Hunter, was in the p.
oi house, and was thrown back several feot.
hls injuries arc considerable, in the back. sides,
and legs, but he appears in fair way Of rerov.
cry. tie, however, is very seriously bruised
Wheeling ATgHs.
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Dutch Cheese rs. Cannon Shot.

fmH
The greatest ammunition thai We have heard
of lately, was used by the celebrated Commo-
dore Coe, oflhe Monleyidian Navy. who, 10 an
engagement with Admiral Brown, Of The Buen-
os Ayrean service, fired every shot from hts
loci ers.
"Whot shall we do, sirl" asked bis lst lieu.
tenant; 1--WE hay'nt single shor aboard-round,
grape, canister aud double headed, are all gone.
Powder goEe. ehl" asked Coe.
"No, sir-gOt lots Of that yel."
ave had a eonfounded hard cheese
round Dutch one, for desert at dinner to-day,
don't you remember iIl" said the Commodore.
81 ought io--l broke the carving knife in
trying TO Cut il, SIR"
/" Are there any more aboardl"
About two dUzen--we took 'em from a
droger."
"Will they 90 into the 10 pounders!"
"By thunder, Commodore, but that's the
idea I'll try them,' cried the first uf
And in few minutes the fire ofold Santa
Maria" Goes ship which had ceased entire.
ly, was re.opened, and Admiral Brown found
more shot flying over his head. Directly one
Of them struck his maIn-mast, and as il did 50,
shattered and flew in every direction.
"WhaI in the name Of sense is that which
the enemy is frng" asked Brown, but nobody
could tell.
Directly another one came in through pori
and killed TWO men who stood near him then
striking the opposite bulwarks, burst into fin
lers.
"By Jove, this is TOO much, this is is some
new tangled paxhan or oIheT--l don't like 'em
at al!' cried Brown; and then as four or five
Of them came slap through his sails, he gave
orders to fill away and actually backed out oI
the fight, receiving parting broudsde Of Dulch
cheese.
This is an actual fact, our informant was The
first lieutenant of the Santa Maria.--MOHitOr.
Mrs. Adams, wife OF President John Adams
in writing letter to her husband, just after the
battle Of Bunker's Hill (Mr.Adan,s being lhenir
Philadel phiu, )says -'Our Johnny has come tC
the distinction Of being posl,boy between Brain
tree and Boston -
OF Some id,aof the immense growth Of oul
country may be Inferred from lhenumbcr Of pos
offices added 10 the Government list from ycal
10 year. Thisl addition during ihcpreSent yea
has amounted 10 eight hundred and wenly-uiuc
0J-AriStolle on being censured for bcslowinl
aims on bad man. made the following noble r
ply I'll did not give il 10 the man; gave ii i
humanity"
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Mlisre!lonrous.
A WOLF HU Mt.

Some thlrty.hVe years ago, when New Hamp-
shire was even more sparsely settled than it now
is, the good people Of WiImot were highly in
consed at the audacty Of a supposed Wolf, which
even more daring than the lour-toed gentleman
slain by the heroic Putnam, had the bodness to
enter, in broad daylight, the neighboring sheep
folds, and, in the. most mysterious manner, alb
slract thcrerom sheep after sheep, always care
lulto selectthe largest and fatest. These things
were borne until lorbearance ceased TO be vir-
tue, when it became apparent that something
must be done, TO rid the neighborhood II so un-
welcome and troublesome guest. One thing
which sorely puzzled the heads Of these sturdy
farmers, was the fact that no one had even caught
glimpse Of his craftsmanship, although the
most dligent watch had been kept. Some of
the good DANES vcntured TO express the belief
that the dexterous thielwaS none other than the
knight Of the "hoof" himself, going about, not
indeed, as "roaring ion," but as a prowling
wolf. These surmses and "dark nsinualions'
were received with shrug of incredibly by in.
furiated sircs and enthusiastic sons, as they pa
raded their powder horns, washed and carefully
wiped their well.tried "queen'S arms," and bu-
sled themselves for an hour on the morning of
the 4th of March, in "running bullets"
The 4lh Of March was lovely day. Early
the preceding night, about six inches of light
snow had fallen, and the wolfhad improved the
opportunity to enter almost every farm yard for
miles around and carry off sheep. The men,,
thus united by a common loss, determined TO
unite in deadly hostility against ther common
enemy. Early in the morning, notice of the
depredations was sent around among the farm
ers, and it was determined that the "hunt" should
come off that day. About noon they met at the
house of Mr.. Little, in whose yard the last rob-
berry had been committed, and taking thence tho
newly made track, followed rapidly forward in
the direction Of MIR. Choate's, who lived near
the foot of Mount Kearsage. While going
through the woods, they came across young
Choate, employed in cutting wood. They has
lilly informed him Of their business; and he shoul-
dered his axe, and proceeded with them to his
home, to get his gun and join them in the sport.
Pau moment at tho "arl 10 "count the
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for tl)c farmer.

AGRCULTURE.--Agrcult says Socrates
is an employment the most worthy The applica-
Iion Of man, the most ancient and most suitable
to his nature; il is the common nurse ofall per-
sons. in every age and condition of life; it is Il
source Of health, strength, plenty and riches,
and of a thousand sober pleasures. 1t is The
mistress and school of sobriciy, temperance,
Justice, rel igon, and in short OF all virtue, civil
aud military.
A WHOLE IIOG.-Mr. Duncan Smah Of CAL
cdonia, Livingston county n. Y, is the owner
Of hog which, for size and weight cannot be
easily surpassed. He measures feet in length
and girls around feet. lie weighed on the
first day of June last, $50 pounds--measured
feet in length, aud feet in girth. Since that
time he has not been weighed, but his weight
is now estimated al 1000 pounds. He was two
years old last August--is in lean condition and
constantly growing. with other an
imals Of his species he is giant among pigmies.
Should there be any attempt OF producing a
larger specimen of his kind we will send him a
collection of our largest vegetables and try
again.--ROcheSter Adr.
SUBSTITUTE FOR PoTAToEs.-A large importa-
ton Of West India yams to Britain has lately
taken place in consequence Of the anticipation
of the potatoe rot, which has given a stimulus
to the cultivation of this tropical substitute for
that root Some tons have been sold for the
purpose of cattle feeding, and quantity has al
so been sent to Ireland 10 test their applicability
to feeding pigs.
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JOHN A. LAZELL,
JOSEPH RIDGWAY,
JOSEPH SULLIVANT'.
LANSON CURTIS,
J, B. THOMPSON,
LEWIS cyl,
JAMES /. BATES.
hg State Central Committee.
Is, lS47.
South Carolina ON Stills.

Ihe following resolutions were before The lie.
gIslaIure OF The Palmetto State a, the last adyi
ces' with u fair prospect of being adopted BY ac.
clamation:
!. Resolved, That the General Assembly Of
the State Of South Carolina have seen. with
profound regret, the settled spirit of hostility
manifested by the Free States toward the ins;i.
!u'Ions OF the South; spirit which, if persisted
ln' must inevitably lead 10 the most disastrous
consequences TO this confederacv,
2. Resolved. That the recent developemcnts
IN the Free States, and especially the a,temp,
known as the 'Wimot Proviso," 10 prohibit The
Southern States from enjoying the common ter.
rltory ol the Union, raise an issue of startling
importance, which requires, on the part of tbs
South, firm, energetic, and united action,
3. Resolved, That this State is willing and
anxious to bury all minor differences Of opinion
and make common cause with the other South
erh states IN the most energetic manner possible
TO MAINTAIN their common rights.
1. Resolved, That the State of South Caro-,
lima will regard the passage of any act by tho
General Government upon the subject of Sla-
very, in violation Of The rights Of the South, AZ
annulling the obligations of the Federal com.
Paci and upon the passage Of such act, she will
consider hersclfat liberty to folm new, separ,
ate, and distinct government.
8. Resolved that the Governor be requested
10 forward copesofthese resolutions 10 the Gov
ernors and Legislatures of The Slaveholding
States; and enter into correspondence with, and
send special ENJOYS, if necessary, to them, 10
bring about concert action among such States
in the present crisis of our affairs.
South Carolina, by her senstveness upon this
SUBJECT looks as ridiculous as jealous, doubt
iul person in society, or business. The doubt
iul State or person keeps talking about rank.
lest their position should be mistaken, forgetting
that rank or character, which has 10 be buoye1
up by self-gratuaton, is seldom if ever much at
bottom, or of much concern to those they wish
10 propiIiate, as in this case.--PMs. Ga=.
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politital tflottrrs.
TO THE WHIGS OF OHIO.


In accordance with whBI The Central Commit.
Tee deem 10 be the wishes Of the Wings Of the
State, they have designated WEDNESDAY. TIE
18TH or JANUARY NEXT. as the lime for holding
u MASS STATE CONVENTION, in the civ
Of Columbus, TO deliberate upon the affairs Of
our Stale aud Nation. And although they have
thought IL advisable 10 fix upon an early day
and perhaps al an inclemenI season Of the year
yet the we'll known patriotism Of the Wings
Of Ohio is earnestly appealed to, for an attend
ance as foil as The importance Of the occasion
demands
The signs Of the times are portentous and a.
farming. Our beloved country is cmbroiled in
a most unnatural, ruinOus, and unnecessary war
with sister republic; which war has been pro-
duced by the imbecile and wicked counSels that
have prevailed in the administration Of our fed
eral government. la The accomplishment of
This nelarous purpose, we have Witnessed Sc
ries of Executive Usurpations, which menace
The safety and perpeIuiiy Of the Republic. For
a considerable time after the commencement of
hoslilltes, the real objects and purposes Of the
War were arIlully concealed from the public
view; but recently. the Executive has thrown
of the tiinSy disguise, and openly ayowcd his
unhalowed purpose of CONQUEST. con-
quest, be it remembered, having for its primary
aud ultimate object, the creation oc new mart
for Traffic ia human flesh! Upon this policy the
Stale of Ohio has with great unanimity, pro-
claimed and reiterated her sentiments; and we
are confident that we do but express the abiding
feelings OF The entire body of the wings Of the
State, when we declare that they adhere with
unwavering hrmness to those sentiments.
+ WHlGS OF OHlOl You are again called
upon 10 The sacred nome Of truth aud patriot.
ism, 10 re-alfirm and maintain the old and well
dchncd principles which you have so often and
50 solemly asserted, and which were the land
marks that guided our fathers through the early
perlIs OF the Republic. Come up, then, TO tho
Council Come prepared TO speak emphalicu-
Iy the feelings Of the People Of Ohio, upon tho
nomenious topics which agitaIe our Country
from lis centre 10 lis remolest borders. Your
} voice is po'entrl-your principles, founded in
justice aud eternal truth, will command respect.
The business which will challenge the allen.
lion of the Convention will be, the selection IF
acandidate for Governor; 10 designate candidates
for Presidential electors; TO provide for the rem
rcscnIaIIon of tie State of Ohio in a National
wing Convention for the nomination of candi-
dates for President and Vice President of the
United States; and the transaction of such 9th.
or business as it may deem meet and proper,
when convened.
1 JOHN A. LAZELL,
JOSEPH RIDGWAY,
JOSEPH SULLIVANT,
LANSON CURTIS,
J. B. THOMPSON,
LEWIS tEYL,
1 JAMES J. BATES.
Wing State Central Committee.
Columbus Dee * 1917
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5drttr0 1)ortrn.
MIYISTERIXG ANGELS.
nv EMILY C. cuyRBrcK.

Mother, has the dove that nestled
laViugly upoa thy breast,
Folded up bis litilr pnion,
And IN daTkEess gone 10 rest
Nay, the grave is dark and drcary,
But the lost enc is not there,
Hearst thou not its gentle whisper,
Floating on the gmbient air!
IL is near thee, gentle mother,
Near thee at the evening hour;
its soft kiss is ia the zcnhyr
II loe@s Up frsn every nJwcr.
And waen Nights dark shadows llcc;ng,
Low thou brndtst thee in prayer
And thy heart feels nearest Heaven,
Then thy angel babe is there.
Maiden. has tAy Rlble brother,
On whose Hanly form thac eye
t.or'd iug Oft ia pride to linger,
On whose heart thou could 81 rcly,
Though all other hearts deceived thee,
All Ererel hulloT, earth grew dear.
Whose pWtco-ion, & 1er o7or thee,
Hid thee lrom the cold worlds sHccr,-
Has be left thee here to struggle,
All FgaidcJep thy way!
Nay, h: stt& can guide aud guard thee,
Still tAy iaitesing steps ear stay;
Still wheH danger hoyers o'er thee,
he than daUger is more near,
when ia grief thou'st none to pity,
de, the sainted, marks each tear.
Lover, the light eXtingushed,
Ofthc gem that in thy heart
Hidden deeply, TO thy being
All its sunshine euHld impart
Look aboye It's burning brighter
Than the very stars in Heaven
And to light thy dangerous path ay,
Al its Rcw-ioaal gl5ry's given.
With the sons OF eaFth comminglng,
Th)u the loy'd ne mly'st forgot,
Bright eyes lashHg. tire sscs waving,
Nly have power to win thee vet;
Bnt cen thee that guardian spirit
on Wall whisper in thine ear,
4nd in sileRae, an ut midnight,
TnJu wilt kuDE Sic hogerS n.Ir.
Orphan, thou most Sorcly stricken
Oftht moutnerS thronghlt earth,
Clouds hall veil thy brightest sunshine,
Sldness min gIcs with thy mirth,
Vet, althJ' that gentlc bosom,
Waich has pillowcd oft thy head,
Now is cold, thy mothers spirit
Canhlt rest among the dead.
Sill her wa'thful eye Is DER thee.
Through the day, oai still at night,
Hers the eye that guards thy Slumbcr
Making thy young dreams so bright.
Oh the firnlS, the friends we've chcrishc
How we weep to see them die
All unthinking they're the angels
That will guide Us Ia the sky
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PoETRY.--A poor Irishwoman who had lost
her babe, described her bereaYementto one who
took an interest in her, in the following truly
poetical language:-"l Watched it new, for two
weary weeks, while the pain was KILN it quite,
and sure, Twas gIaddcr tho day ofits death, then
the day ii was born"