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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-01-17
Pickens, presented to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes:

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sentatives:
CORRESPONDENCE
Betaoeen Maj. Robert anderson and Co..
ernor Pickens.
The following is the proceedings of the
Legislature, at the Evening Session, held
on Wednesday:
The Speaker announced the following
Special Committee, on Message number
four of his Excellency the Governor: Mes
srs. JAS Farrow, W. G. Black, T. B. Fra
ser, J. NJ. DeSaussure, J. j. Pope, Jr.,
Richard Yeadon, J. B. McCants
The Senate sent to the House the Bill to
alter and amend the tenth section. of the
first article of the Constitution of the State
of South Carolina. -
The Bill was read the third time, and
passed by vote of SO yeas, nays. The
title was changed to an act, and sent to the
Senate.
Message No. S of his Excellency the Gov
ernor was announced, and read as follows
by his Private Secretary, B. T. Watts:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
January 9, 1861. {
To the Members of the Senate and Homst
Of Representatives:
I have received from Major Anderson
commanding the United States forces at Fl
Sumter, an extraordinary communication, g
copy of which is herewith enclosed, and al
so my reply.
With the mes.ns Immediately at my com
mand, shall endeavor to do my duty.
F. W. PICKENS.
Mr.. Farrow moved the immediate corsid
Grafton of the Message.
Mr.. Boylston moved that the documents
be read. Agreed to.
The communication of Major Anderson
was then read as follows:
To His Ercellency the Governor Of South
Carolina:
SIR: Two of your batteries fred this NOR
ming upon an unarmed vessel, bearing the
flag of my Government. As l have not beer
notified that war has been declared by South
Carolina against the Government Of the
United States, cannot but think that this
hostile act was committed without your
sanction or authority. Under that hope
and that alone, did I refrain from opening
fire upon your batteries. l have the honor
therefore, to respectfully ask whether the
above mentioned act-one, I believe, with
out parallel in the history Of our country
or any other civilized Government-waI
committed in obedience to your instruc
tious; and to notify you, if it be not dis
claimed, that must regard it as an act o.
war, and that / shall not, after reasonable
time for the return of my messenger, permi
any vessel to pass within the range of tht
guns of my fort.
In order to save, as far as in my power
the shedding of blood, I beg that you will
give due notification of this, my decision
to all concerned; hoping, however, tina
your answer may be such as will justify 1
further continuance of forbearance on my
part,
I have the honor to be, very respectfully
your obedient servant,
(Signed) ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major of the first Artillery, United States
Army, Commanding.
Fort Sumter. Jany 9, 1861.
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NUMBER 8.

The law hea always been enforced by the
courts on an appeal being taken. He in
vited judicial scrutiny into State Legislation,
and is willing to abide the result, but he
is unwilling that his State should be hum.
iliated by acompliance on threats Of VIC
lence and war. BE recommends the State
Legislature to manifest its loysly to Michi-;
gan and profer the President the use Of
the whole military power Of the State to-
sustain the integrity of the Union.
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HaJuf q o. ~ OUW udHuIuS'
On motion of Mr.. Farrow, the Messages
of the Governor, and communications oi
Major Anderson, were referred to the Com,
mittee on Foreign Affairs, and ordered to
be printed.
A resolution from the Senate in relation
to the adjournment of the General Assem-.
bly,, was, on motion of Mr.. Edwards, laid
on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Fort, the House ad
journed at quarter to nine o'clock.
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burned to Death.

On Sunday morning last, III Toledo, girl
named Caroline Sheaver, living in the fami-
ly of Theodore Southard was burned to
death. The Blade gives the following par
ticulars of the horrible affair: The girl had
just kindled fire in the stove, when a child
of Mr., S. desired her to dress it, and while
so engaged, aud standing with her back to
the stove, her clother caught fire, and had
probably made considerable headway be,
fore she discovered it. On ascertaning
that her clothes were on fire; the girl went
to an inner door and called MIR. s., and ther
turned and ran out doors, calling for help
Mr.. S. followed the girl out doors with &
quilt, with which to smother the lamesauC
the neighbors, attracted by her screams
sought to afford relief, but the wind was
blowing hand, and the flames enyelopcd hel
entire person as she ran aboat the yard ,anC
the unfortunate girl was burned almost Il
crisp before they succeeded in extinguish
ing the flames.
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oc!i0-3ncl


The followh G notice o. 'etraycd or 6 ol.n
We insert by request, merely adding tnat
Jonathan Andre bears up uGe. is bercave-
myut like ph losopher. No ropes, duh IA
zors, strychn'no or cold leamt lor uIm, ior
a loss SO trg3tag. Ann L, "a, you are bad y
fooled in joan PaXon tie 'cultivator ma. '
p ty You wasn't lcsscd tn common sense:
ASS THEM AROUND This Is to un.fy all
l persons tE inst narD' ring or rustitg M W. I
Ann Eliza Andre, on my accOu 1t, AS wall ply n
BITS ot her clurtcanG aft JIis late, sie having
lJit my bed Aui Ootr wIuou any caus. ur Prove
cAtol what ,ver. Shs lea in tAa mplnY oi on
ioau Pax II; tAy ''cutiyttnr m1n." since leaving
tn,y nave IN seen in B.lltNul, Oaio, where they
1.s "a rs m IN anil Wiz. lois paxon is quit. Il
p in IN tAe t,mli! uat; oliug the second m N
ir ills clu l,y w4us4 vie hit, rtye off Vi5h nnu
u tLe last two lnDl $. Ii mas Viul wit, living
ia Utt.el5bDro, InilMI. sill Plx,n is aJout
y-uJg tx ye,g5 OF Gge, six fer on or two inca IS
ligh, ul ltr& com 1llN'On, AMI i Il. present q
-lEed in siIinE t.r itory ior a corn clltyttor o,
which Is Ia pAttn .4. A3y p,rs n cipturing
.ui ret rning the u;i ives viii ec,lv reitA N l.
" nor .u.,.,.s ur IT, IT truuDla, have ~ u,s T.
Ia ~ y SIC tn.m. TO il, PiNen--yor're rump
- - nio ,nl Indiana papers please COZ y.
JUNAlIlAi ANDRE.
New Garden, 0c,ob ri, lSil
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first, aud took possession Of the town where
we row arc, together with the @titry.--
Since we have been i this canp there has
been more s.cluc 10 the regiment than %;
amy other time. However the s.cl, are lal-
idly recovering, end we intend moving as
soon as provisions cau bc transportation w.
The 59td Ohio came in to-ldy, likewise Il
part of q Kentucky fogimout The last
named regiment has gone on in the direction
of Prcstonhurr, where it IS said the rebos
are well fortified 10 hope they are, for
we are "spolng for fight" | Shall cu-
deavor to keep you posted as to or wherc-
abouts. More anon. A.C.S
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S?EClAL NOTICES.
JMPoRrANT TO FEMALES!

T NJ = o Il / a / i o f \ Il + >
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Clrnliu Caeesem IN, NJ d, New York
Civ The com)in ,ton Of ingre UJnt; in tA. Sc Pills
are the result o. a long mi extensive practice. They
az. mil in their operii1n md cert lin in correcting
an iraguI lrties, painful Men5tru ton3, r-mIyng
al 90 Dstruction5, whath.r fr IN COLI otherwise
ucll acne pain the 81 le, plptlton of tine heart
whites, all nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue
plin the back IN Limos &c, disturbed sleep, which
arri 4e rom int ,rrupt!ou Of ltur'.
TO MARRIED LADEs.--Dr. Cl,rsenm5 Pills are
inyalu tbie as tley will bring tla m1ntIly peri
OF vita ragul trHy. Women wh> nave b5,n iisap-
pointed in OF .tl1r rilis IN place III most
"oaLl snc5 in D.. C42.semn's Pills doing all they
r.'nrt sent t. do,
Norlo ..--lnsre is one con3ition inthe female sys-
tim ln watch hs Pills c!nant DC taken YitAout pr3-
duciug A PECULIAR REsULr. Tue cpu lijon rel red
jisrKgGEACY--.ln LAers suit scARRfAGE. Such
is the rrssat lhl. ten -ncy Ui tne m5 iicn5 to r.
olc -A5 sTku Al functions % norm Il con tionthat
even the r1pr)l luclivt power Of ture cannot resist
It.
Wu2 ln,ad purely vegetable AMI free from any.
thing Injurious. Explicit Elections, which shou
btrgIl, accomplny eicA box. Price 81, Sent by
IN III on ,nclosipg 3 to DIR. G,rn lu ~. Cheesemi
DM46}l, Po3t-otic4, \ .w York City.
,y" Sod by on Druggst IN very town in the
us. r. p. ltU FCHiNS,
General Agsnt for the u, =, No. Ia Broadway,
To " lom AL OF rs should b2 Al lr.s5al.
For sale by FG21& liANILToN, Penysturt.
42-ly
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CToghan Regiment.

The Fremont Messenger says the enlist
ments for this regiment arc going on rapid
ly. Meetings continue to be held over the
county and are well attended by the peo-
pie. Their camp is fast filing up. Several
companies are there, nearly full. The tents
are being put up ald the ground loveled off
Everything looks fine. John Blinn, Esq, Of
this place, is raising company for this
regiment, and has already obtained some
forty men from this county.
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Men with hllrts as brave as thoir arms ar,
slrug, They are wanted now. Thoir c,uu;ry
calls for them, aud mus. have them tn are
wanted for tho bltisn, Ito fgSt with sword
and slbsr,au bty1ne6aal r,ll,au the great boom
ing cannon to dig cntreuclm 'nts AMI bull for
cations.-to m Ike long marches, an TO risk their
lives in great struggle to defend and preserve the
country OF thlir birth and their hopes
Fighting men ar, wantel-man strong of frame,
and great of soul. Hundreds and thousands Of
them are wanted. An cnemy as un c-uplau3 as
brgands AMI as desperate downing m n, is ul,n-
acihg our Nations unity, glory uul existence.
II, is 'eking 10 overthrow the Government md
dash the republic into WORTHLESS friem ns to fee
IN ambition that is IS unsuitable Us d.ath, and as
diab, lical as sin. We must fight and fapel him.
The sa1ty Of our h,m IS -our a lpp,n,s3, slcuri-
ty and pr Sparty rs L people tn. just priit W
feel in having a gl rou5 nation is worth preserving
at all hazirls requires US now in times Of eNtr.me
peril to Labor ana fight anl stalk. our lives for ur
country, It's unity, aul the Plrp!tuiy Of It's grtA.-
II S., It's power anl its Liberties.
Wanted Men, true and brave. Our Generals,
now mlrehiug tAous N Is t. the f!llwn,thau3au sands
IN re- Patriot C IN .n-m,n with th,ir hearts in the
right place, AM vino cln face danger in it5 m ,st
terrific iorms. Strorg m,n who love freedom IN
ar. willing to fight and to di, for cause in which
th,r own veljare AMI tla! Of their posterty are
involved.
Let them com, up-they are wanted imm 2liotey
delay is unnlc 1sslry, an may Prove disastrous.
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Who IL Mrs. WiusioW J

As this qu, u,s.ion ia frequently asked, we will
simply ~ TAFT sac i 4 l,ly, who, for upwards OF
t irty years, hts uutiringly d2ynt.d her tim and
al ,nts, as i,ml!e physician and nurse principally
lming hillrgn, Snc has especially stui the
constitution AMI wants Of dis numerous class, So
g'n 'riliy ov,rouke l. or cutl assy tr2Atel by the
lculy in too m my ins' ncgS; anl rs result of
this effort, an practical knowledge, ob.ain4d IN
if,timl sp mt Is 1 nurs. an plrsician she has
mpouuie Ia soothing syrup for chill lr-nt thing.
II operates iik mtgic giving rest am health, ant
s. m raover, SURE u r-gul 1t; tue ,wt's In con-
,.qu,ac, ot this ar,icle, Mrs Win low is becoming
Hurll-r-uoWnaA rs b1notlcSar Of herrlce chill
I'm ,rtlny do rise up and 81 ,ss her; esPaciaily
IS ths tle ctsa in ais pllca. Vast quantities. ot III
Soothing Syrup are DAILY soil IN us ID here, 1t
nas got /, b. Il comm N rem trli, "i hal rather l.
pen ON Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for my
chilr n, than t. have the unit lvice of the md
cal faculty of the city," We think Mrs. Wnsluw
has mmoralz i AZ name by this invalulble urti-
clt AMI we sincerely believe th2us IN Is Of chill rsn
have bsen sv1 | II IN IN curly grave by its timey
use, AMI that millions yetulborn will ahlrtis m
ehts, an | unite in calling her bl-ss.d. NJ MOTHER
has discharged hr lu.y 90 her sur ring litCe n,
IN cur opinion, until shs has given i the ban fit OF
Mrs WiNslnw's Soatning syrup. Try it, IN tn rs
TRY IT Now,-LAitas' NisilUr,N.H City. lVml
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uana an "uuhtrn hicnG ~ IN. -faat'd II tIa Is /
ttYiis III mt of new NJ II Routes and Post Ohcts .
Who hvt ON or ntlr the several iues OF RI Irolds
t,rmn ting at Io do r-qutrtt t. ln,-L W lei.
t,Cs or ct irwlss NJ toIl g Ii tll IN tlt city
ihleih ON lU1s lay, the WA ~ oi NuN~mIsr, ~.
y. lo il, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Tor ne uurMst ot rt-
commen ting TO the Post Vihte D'p'rm mt sue
Changes u the lntll a'tNIce as tie present wants O.
sucn cuonS denl1nl
y large prop r-un 0! the present mai routes
were eSi tpt 5ned prar ID tne construction at td5
railroads. n"W ielm.n4Hng 1T Iutvdd nunbI %
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II ,pl'n sntos wamcd Gov the Qit

~ sAi'R sores WaNCd for the 81 Il
Ecg'mou Co. Norton.
The Chaplain, ~ ier skinner, AMI Surgeon A,nes
haze s.id request Gr u spill Stores G, c,usjsuog
OF scca articles as Coyerunsn, canno; YET supply,
Ger Gic : u &c Of the sick anl wounltd soldiers of
the 2isi Rsft
sac arill,s mes, needed arr sheets, half.wd,h,
pillow.casss, shirts aul drawers, large aud loose,
towels, fruit preserved, canned and dried, grape
wine in small but,les, scroped lint old linen, ban
dages tby,c and four inches wide and four 70 six
feet long rolled, and auythiug that will add to the
comfort Of the sick
It is expected that all who have friends ond are
fri,n Is to the Il GIN MT will contribute LITTLE. The
Chaplain and Surgeon becoming fcsponsbs ior
their application strictly to the sick and wound
cd.
The fHypls Of the respective companies can Sc
ct some place AMI person to receive conribrticns
aai pack them, and the pack gcs can b forwarl-
ed TO "R,y. II. G. skinner, Chaplain 2lst st. Q.
V. NJ" when he makes known the place OF en-
camI ment.
The boxes should be plainly marked and en-
orsed Hospital Stores"
Fiudlly, Fostoria and all newspapers in bounds
If the Regiment; please copy.
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Has been alb ut Per cent. per annum, while the
increass of the NJ xIcan Must nj Lin.m mt : b en-
from 20 to 30 per c4n e, showing he stmltien ana
ucr asng popularity OF this invaluable article. IL
has no doubt save The COUNTRY hall million year
in horses and ctl3 alne' while for human an
m ,n,s, such as bruises, stiff Joints, rheun ltism'
pains cuts burns, bites caked Lrtasts, &C., II has
no equal. Dill you ever sse 1t wiei without sue
cess,upon either m N OF b3ls? ltshould lw Es be
kept in every house an stable. Accidents viii &C.
cur. Pr, m1tnsss is efficacy. But bs plr,icu lr
ana buy OF a NJ but r,spsctAbls d. ters. see tllt
every bottle has tie signature Of D. ). Barnes, pro-
prietor, AMI G. W w storook, chemist, an the
nreclution lry words, "TrAds" "Mark" in two me-
dlllions of the Federal Currency. IL at 70 etS'i
so cts. anl 81 D r botla by allrospsctabl4 dealers
thr ughout the habitable globe. Sol by PEoz d
HAMIToS, Perrysburg. D. ). BARNES, \. i,
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THERE Is NO USE TALKING about any other Sale
ratus except d. b. De Land & Co.'s Chemical Sal
eratus. 1t is just the thing that every good house
keeper needs. 1t is unadulerated, and is perfectly
healthy and nutritious, aud gives immense satsfac-
tion to all who have used tt 1t is also uniform in
quality and in its results, which is very desirable.
quality in any chemical compound tits manuflc-
tured and for sale, at wholesale, by the propretors
at Fairport Monroe CO.. n. Y, and for sale by w.
j. HITCHcoCK, Perrysburg.
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A ssuit and Battery.

But one of the several cases on the docket
was disposed of before the adjournment of
Court, to-wit: Jefferson Fair charged witt
assault and battery and an attempt to commit
rape upon the person Of Catherine Ianlme,
was adiudged guilty Of the former and ec-
quilted on the latter He was sentenced to
ten days in the county Jail on bread and
water, and fined one dollar and costs.
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Tnx Ennlicntn f..r 1891.

The abstract of the tax duplicate Of Wood
county, for the year 1861, will be found or
the fourth page. Taxpayers should settle
their accounts with the Treasurer before
the Goth of December, to save the penalty
which is attached to "dclinqcnts."
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GESTLEiEN:-1n reply to your favCr of the 9th
inst, inviting me to address the citizens of Wood
county on the subject Of the "Grcat Rebellion" l
have to say that l will be with You on Monday,
Nov 18th, if thar day will suit you. This is the
only day can give you in Wood county--eXcept
Saturday next, when I go to Tonogany.
Respectfully, j.. NJ. ASHLEY.
To John w. Bailey, and others
Perysburg, Ohio.
The meeting will be held in the Court House, on
Monday evening next. Let there be grand rally
of the friends OF the Union.
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Any amount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription Now is the time to
bring it in,
Az kinds of fruit, sweet and Irsll pota-
ss fowls, ccrn oats, hay, and in Nct al
most any article of produce also taken on
subscriptions
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keycIsng OF.

During the past week, Dr. Peck has had
workmen engaged i'll leveling off the ground
leading to the gra;n-receiving office on tie
bank above the warehouse. A large num-
Der Of human bones were dug up with
the carth
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ApDDlsoN y. RUSSELL, Sec'y ofSato.
A War Speech in rcrrysburg by General
AshlcY,

PERRYsBuRG, o., Nov. 9th, 1851
Hos. JAMES NJ. AsHLEY-Tolodo
Dear Sir:--A number of onr citizens of both
parties, in this place, have expressed desire to
have you speak here before returning TO Washing
ton and the undersigned unite in requesting that in
your tour through this District you will favor them
with an address or the subject Of the "Great Re
belon." If you can come, please name the time
and aoquaint us at your earliest convenience.
Respectfully, JoHN w. BAILEY, and others.
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Postal Meeting.

We trust the friends of the daily mail
route, between here and Portage, will not
fail to attend the meeting, suggested in last
weeks journal, at Bowling Green, Saturday
evening, Nov. 10Th. Let the friends meet
together, compare notes, and see what can
be done. We republish the call for tic
convention to be held at Toledo, on We'd
neSday Nov | 10Th
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-14
Proclamation BY the Governor, Appoin'-
ing II Day of Thank giving and Prayer.
ATE OF Quo, ExEcrTIvE DErAnrMENr,

COLVMBUs, Nov. !, 1861.
Pursuant 10 the request OF the General Assembly
Of this State, and in accordance to my own sense of
gratitude to Almighty God for the bountful mer-
ces which he has bestowed upon the people of o.,
do hereby designate and set apart Thursday, the
2Sth day Of November instant, as day of thanks
giving and praise to Him, for the inestnable priv
iiges of our civil and religious institutions, forr pro-
tecting our homes from the ravagcs of war, and for
the m unfold blessings, individual and social which
surround and support us; and respectfully urg,
upon all people that they refrain rom their usua,
employm,nts on tha. day, and in their places "
public worship and in their homes, with grateful
Acknowledgements Offer fervent prlyerto our cav
enly Father that He may continue t0 rem mber Us
in his mercy; the calamities of civil strife
(which afflict the Nation; restore concord between
the States confirming and perpetulting cur politi-
cal Union and securing TO us AMI to our posterity
the privileges and advantages which distinguish
Christian people.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the State of Ohio to
be Iivcd, this the 1St day cE NoYimoer, in the
wear of cur Lork 1851 of the In tepen lencc Of the
United States the S5,h, and of the organization Of
Ohio the 50th.
BY the Governor:
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They lnpart Strength; they Anniiillte Pain.
These delightful plastera yield readily
PUk's 10 the motion ot tbs bo v, HbSnrb perspi-
patent ration aul tArpw oil all the ol,nilve
Pnius c0agHatel impurities Of the system. -
Prtckly They Should BE- us.i tor all Camnic
Plasters Pains. FLin'uess Dyspepsia Colds, Con-
Are sumption, K leunltism, Female Weak
Suld ness, etc. Taey retain their active prop
Ey ull critics when at ier Pilstsrs 0re us,ess,ant
n.ngrs where apple pain cAnnot exist. Every
FIR m family should have them. One size IN
! * cloth, thrae sizes unlstth.r. Sample sent
Dimes. hy m til, on rec.pt o. % csuts.
D ) BARNES. l3 & Is Park Row y. Y.
April, l5jl-49ly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-14
Marriages in Eornin.

The marriages over in Loraia county seem
to be illy-adjusted unions, Judging from the
way divorces are granted. The Democrat
gives a list Of nine divorces granted at the
present term of court.