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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
> EXECUTIVE oeUNcILf CHAMBER z
- = = coLuasIi; G., October 81, 1852.
THE following resolutions Of the Gov
.rtor and Council. have beer, ordered to be pub

Il ernor and Council, have been ordered to be pub
,ished:y r.. 4.:Etii;S y 80 x y - /,
Whereas Information has reached that dstileries Of
biskey have recently been estabshedfn various sections
of the Sfa;e, disregard and defiance of the regulations
Of the Governor and Council this and e1-
tent which has already produced distress by greatly en-
hancing the price of grain; therefore,
and Police and Instructed 10 appoint as many
special agents he may deem Necessary, who shall De
charged with the duty Of where such dstie-
ies suated and the parties who are LOT
the distiIlatinn - IL s.ls:SS s94z '- =
ResoIred That whenever these agents can conveniently
do So Instructed 10 give information on atdayif
of any violation of the regulations Of the Governor and
and obtain from him warrant for the arrest Of parties
and to abate the nuisanceby destroying the dstiuer And
the agents shall be further instructed, when pactcabIe, 10
procure the asssan Of the Sheriff Of the District In exc
cutting said wants but said agents arc hereby auhor-
tzed when from any the assistance OF Magistrates
and Shers cannot be Obtained and the violation comes
under the personal knowledge Of said agents. TO proceed
forthwith TO arrest the parties and destroy me
still.gs. q. ~ - 81 : +js>y -. =,
Resolved That in all cases Of arrest for violation Of the
regulations Of the Governor and Council In the matter OF
dsieries the parties offending shall be taken into CUSTODY
and brought before the Chief Justice and Police In Co
umba shall have authority after nt bis
discretion order prosecution or 10 discharge the pares
either absolutely upon payment of all costs and
Win again violate regulations of the Governor and
- Extract from the Minutes of October %. :
Reolped Thatit is ne1pedlent to grant any further Il
censes to- dst spirits from grain, until the Legislature
takes definite action on the subject. ~
!! By order of the Governor and Council. Z :
-. =, B. F. ARTHUR, Secretary.
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EXECUTIVE eo9SeSn SsSiS CHAMBER,

RESOLVED, That in view OF the alarming increase in
the pce of corn and the threatened scarcity OF provisions
In the upper Dsuicts IN the Districts OF spar
tanburg Greenvie and Lar the Governor and CouI
opinion that the permits hithero 70
ditil grain under certain restrictions, should be and they
where written contract can be exhibited with the Com
federate authorities, dated prior to the 9Th Instr and IN
such cases the permit shall extend only 70 the amount OF
such contracts. = - "a, -egy =, X n
Resolrsd That the Governor be requested to issue his
proclamation declaring the above revocation, setting forn
the reasons the sane and the OF
essP,e SoaneI q aae1sS the subject g Of ds.iaion.
asignedA ~ > = e BIZ. AktfioA' see!e'Aty.s
- 8. :. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -
s.t.| -. EXECUTIVE DEPARrdRrT, Nov. 1852 =
Whereas extensive and wen grounded apprehensons are
that The son q ,S spirits ron a a1 Sr e pooI
this winter and greatly diminish the supply OF
so essential fot support in every branch Of our armies In
ssssss o snnsns sna ss
full speculation In the present emergency -
Nop, k,.ov ye, that t, FRANCIS w. PICKENs, Cover
nor and Commandet In and over the stse 2. p
that all licenses may have been granted for the dsta
ton Of grain in shape or fom except as embraced m
the resolutions of the Executive Council hefeunfo ABOVE
attached shall and the are, each and every one
of tem hereby annued and declared void ana
of no further effect from and after me tsnsa gay q Nm sne
istrates in the different districts of the State to discharge
faithfully their duties In enforcing this ana
In aiding with all their legal power TO suppress tns
and enormous evil And In addition to ts call upon all
good and citizens sme TO lend their aid and
energetic assistance to the erds No good citizen can
stand quietly by and see the increase of all deoasng
evils attendant upon this disRIaon without at enst giving
his active influence to suppress It. -:ss, -.
We In the midst of great revolution involving our
very existence, and the free use OF ardent spirits by onr
brave but toughness sodier done more otnure the
discipline of our armies and introduce sickness and dis
ense than any other cause The question Is simply wheth-
er we to keep bread for sodier families or aoW 70
he manufactured into posons be administered 10 their
husbands and brothers nthe service -
earnestly enneat that every man may use his best ex-
ertons to see that this proclamation Is lmmedatey en-
forced and thus aid In suppressIg vice which Isl dis
grace to virtuous eemen and If not suppressed well
calculated to sap and undermine our strength and power
as an independent people, ~ -
usnbia this the third day Of November, in the year
FL ST Of our Led 1862 and In the S7h year OF the sove-
reignty and independence Of the State of South Car
oIlna. Ne -,f'l p - r. w. FiChENS.
November S y 45 - :, n
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p@One day, as Nh. c. was limp.
ing down the High Street Of Edinburg
from the Court Of f>Sessions, he overheard a
young lady say to her companion rather
loudly: ~. r.; 1921: F-:t
"That is Mr.. c., the lame lawyer" "
Upon which he turned round, and, with
his usual force of expression, said:
"No, madam, I am lame man, bat not
q lame lawyer" ~ -
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THE EpIscopAI gHuaoH. Bishop El-
hot, of Gssrgia, laD6onnces' 'tbst the union
ofshee Dioceses of Rexas, Mississippi, Ala.
bams, Georgia, south GafoliRa, North Ga.
rolina and Virginia is couplsts, under the
name Of aThe Protestant Episcopal Church
ofthe Confederate States Of America.
He anuoancesSealso itbatthe first General
Council (ths name Of she, General Econyen.
ton Under che, new constitution will meet
in Augusta, Ca, on Wednesday. Noyem-
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR SHoEs.-Ana old
and experienced citizen has called our at
teution to the subject of the use of COW.
hide moccasins as substitute for Shoes
He states that when be moved to the Mis-.
sissippi, 6ftytwo years ago, no shoes were
to be bad for the negroes, and they made
their Own out of this material, which ans
wered the purpose as we'll as the more elab-
orately made article, and in some respects
better. The process is simple take green
cowhide, or one we'll soaked with the hair
on-which is to go next to the foot-"put
the foot down firmly" upon it, and cut out
the pattern desired, make the necessary
holes along tie edges, and laceait with a
thong of the same material at the heel and
up the instep. Let it dry upon the foot,
and it accommodates itself perfectly to the
shape of the latter, while it is sufficiently
substantial for all kinds of travelling, and
its elasticity is preserved by use. Socks
should be put on when it is made, though
it can be worn without, and such allowance
be made for shrinking 80 as to avoid too
tight fit. The moccasin, it is scarcely
necessary to observe, adapts itself to the
shape of the foot, and the fit is perfect. 1t
outwears leather, and is not hard, as some
might suppose, but quite the reverse. If
desired, it eau be half soled with the same
material. The hair lining gives the ad-
vantage of warmth, so That socks, when not
to be had, can be better dispensed with
when moccasins are used than if shoes were
worn. .-..n -.
The gentleman to- whom we are indebted
for this suggestion says that he has men
toned the subject to soldiers, who are very
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YORK MARBLE YARD,

. RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs tne c.tizsns %
York and Chester Districts, and the adjoining counties o
North CurolIna that he IS fully preparedto supply every ar
dele In the MARBLE LINE, ofthe highest style Of nnish
Re keeps constantly on hand, large supply Of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens or his woIx
oUIRERv PRINTING OFFICE, and. few doors North
of "Stowe'so Hotel. 49,: 'r-'}s' ,se,.l -,
- An work will be delivered at any point on the Kings
Mountain Railroad, FREE of charge -, -,
He Is also prepared to furnish TO ordeI IRON RAlNG
Of any desired pattern, FOR Fences, Balconies &c.
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HAUaHTY GREATNESS. .-"Some men
who know they are great, are 50 very haugh-
ty withal, and insuferable, that their ac-
quaintance discover their greatness, only
BY the tax Of humility, which they a'e obli-
ged to pay as the. price Of their friendship.
Such characters are as tiresome as rugged
roads to weary traveller, which he' dis
covers to be turnpikes, only by Me,toK."E
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!, Trust IN GoD.-"A friend Of General
stonewall jackson told u" says the Rich
mond CArsistian :Aduocase, sta fsws days
ago, that the general remsrked, he hoped
our peopiewouid mot forget that God giveth
the victory" His friend. replied that he
believed the churches xere deeply prayer.
ful all over the land. The generals facs
frightened up with pleasure as he remark
ed, .:Then We will scqptinue topnosper."
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DWELLING HOUSE
STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
-, YORK DISTRICT.
NTTHEREAS Hnoh M Jackson has

w applied to for Letters of Administration, all
and singular the goods and ehae rights and credits Of
DAVID JACKSON, late Of the District aforesaid de-
These therefore cite and admonsh all and singular
the kindred and creditors ohe said deceased to be and ap
pear before Ordnarys Court for the said Dis
uct be holden York Court House the l4h day Of
November instant, shew cause any, why the said Ad
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Sea this Both day of October
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxtytwo, and in the eighty year of the indie
pendence Of South Carolina.
JOHN A. BROWN, o. D.
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aE The waggish editor Of the Wiuches-
ter, Tennessee, Bulletin "a neat little daily)
tells the following "good goack" on Gen.
Polk. A gentleman just from our army in
Kentucky, and who belongs TO- Col. Marks
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pT As our army was retrsating towards
Cumberland Gap soldier called ont to
Gen. Hardee, General, ], know how to
form double column at half distance on
on half rations." )" "That's true, my FRIEND"
said the General smiling, "but hereafter
history will mention the noble manner in
which you have performed it,"
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Tive Dollars a year, I'm Advance.
THREE COPIES, s5 as, 10 COPIES, sas,
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Ten--the money be paidfu Advance. -,
y : 5ADvERTIsEMEN1's


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and charged accordingly. ~ ~ - - .,,,s
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indiydualcontracting.
SemiMonthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advertiser
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For Advertising Estrays Toed S2 to be paid by the
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To DYE Wool YARN A DURABLE
BLACK WITHOUT CoppERAs.-Place 10
your kettle a layer of leaves another of
yarn, and 80 on till the kettle is full, pour
On water till all is covered, and boil all
day. The next morning pour of the H.
quor into another vessel, and put fresh
leaves with the yarn in layers as before aud
pour the same liquor over it and boil again
all day. Then hang the yarn in the air a
few days, after which wash it and it will
be fine black. ...-
The Walnut leaves should be gathered
in the Autumn just as they begin to fall
from the trees. .- ,..
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B. H. Hill on Tanners, shoemakers and
!: 's5h8 nOwners Of Factories.

,.trSN"Esi ~ -! y a sa-::- - - sCsy
5s8s But there are many persons who are
NOT officers, agents, Or employees Of che
government, yet who are doing much to op,
press the people and enrich themselvesb5
treble prices Such as shoemakers, tanners,
|superiutendents and owners Of factories aud
manufacturers and artizans of all kinds
AN such men are not only practical euemies
to our success III this struggle, :but&are act.
|i1gi direct bad faith TO the government
and are subject to punishment. These men
are: exempted from military service: Blu,
this exemption is not for the bene6sof 10.
|dividaals, bat for tue public z good All
thus situated, therefore, who act for their
Individual gain, violate the true latent of
the law, and are, expressly subject to be al
once. .coascribed and neper more to be er.
empteai E The Law proyides chat seventy
five per cent. con the coat Of production
shall be- the extreme limit Of the prices
charged" <s.'.ts 5.>i. '....,. >; {
Z ,aln knSv,
: SO, a' p'.s e ' -, !,
@ = ~. sIo,; :, ;s.;sa ~
csl,nis,ions;n me ,m;nda;of the neonle,.--
IIndar tbis Law neither The cost Of living
nor % the Interest ton on capital invested, form n,
Eauy mart Of the cost; Of PRODUCTION These
ars, ,nrov;ded for IN the e.see,ven.v.five ner
c.nt. r,os. sllowsi3 ana tho nrov;s,;on Is
annie .s,d en,;cbiao-s.mo,,a,} sreally than
a,,sh, >, h.ssa- a. ~ eaIlov.a ~ -
y: Wbst.;s .hs. .sns. ~ nrodn.tion ., . na;r al
&c sboes , = s.Ts M IL ,hs nr;os nsia for the raw
|b;ds..S.i.:alnsnse # tanning, i,-and tbe
|h;,s n tho aper,,iva who mikes tbe. aboea,
&, !, har.mamhors,d tb.t ,be ,b;des ub;ob
80 tsnn,,a .na nh;oh sre i. mole tba,
|sh,ss for. .hs .snsr;nr .;n,e, ,wers honsb.
s.gsu = somoa ,s,;,sis 1og n,;.ss: The nrssent
nsr;oss e HAS .nS "a ,sathsr sona,;tr,s No
Az. [ of ths cost of nrodno,;oo of shoes made
tsaan,, fs h;a.s ~ ,sstba, nh,abt M, have
,anna.s ,Sa ,;ab..to obo,as nressn, nr;;,cas s.,
a. f,ha issthsp m.ds tof bides bonobt; at
1--we, n,;c.. hs,etofors ~. -, -
~, -, -
=: "has 10 tae v's' =, ptuu'''lon y, yatu :.
u eo''on gooo0's ~ 10 she css: VI '''ne 0c''
soo anu tne aesqai expenses 'ncar.ee in
running mot MAKING or pas.ing up, 1ne
machinery 2 ana .ne wages ., .ae operatives :.
Lev ~ - wei. feme~Deseu 'us' Iuen y, =,
.ue o.osu ~. os,ns us.S' aua "u,on ~. ""'
os usep 1u.,'s .ps o1sus ".a = au- !
%aao'u'eu W." u ..1 co'sou DSa' - -" p,'eeo.
iHe Presene Prlse o' cos'op - w Ra.' y
ens o0ss Oh p.0aao'og yara o. olo,n . .l0n
0oseon pouso' auting trg 'le "m'ef s"u spf'us
uoT pase ..@.22 =. :, :..,..,,, -,
80 ,op.'a.'e n.' p!loopat s' :r..s :
r. e. 80 :.
" :. Wv s,.l '. - -: :. -.
.a: :sJ - o.ne. s'.ss1'''us 'Ia. a.. .s 80
sA.' ,..s irg' e.e.y ls petsca en"ssu 49, ~.
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i The BLOCKADE RUNNERs.-We learn
that the War Department is about issuing
an order against the "blockade" running
business between Richmond and the North,
and ceasing to recognize itas legal. There
are set of men engaged in this business
who are, actuated by desire neither to ben
eft the Government nor the community,
but solely as means of their own aggran-
dizement. The few articles convertible in
to Government uses, are carried with view
to give their mission the passport of official
sanction, while they rob the public by an
unwarranted imitation of prices, affecting
alike the imported article and those OF home
manufacture. We learn ofinstances where
fabulous fortunes have been realized in q
few months, and by parties who could not
before command sixpence, and all wrung
from the people by the necessities of the
times. One man, very successful "run.
ner," boasted, not long since, that he had
cleared seuenty:fus thousand dollars, and
added, "not in your Confederate money,
either" Where men are so unscrupulous,
it would not be very surprising to find the
Yankee Government 1eaping the profits as
usual, and winking at a system of commu,
nication, while it processes anxiety for its
suppression. on.-Richmond Examiner.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT.

WHEREAS W. A. Minter has ap-
w piled 10 me for Letters of Administration, all
and singular the goods and chattes rights and credits o
JOHN RosRoEOUGH, late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These therefore 10 cite and admonsh all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and a
pear before Ordnarys Court for the said
District be holden at York Court House on the 18th day
Of November instant to shew cause If any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Sea this 3st day of October
In the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixtytwo and in the eghtyseventh year OF the inde
'pendence of South Carolina.
~ JOHN A; BROWN, o. D.
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ROSES HOTEL.
YoRKvILLE.gs, c. : ::

,.k-f-. THIS large brfck building Is still open
l%TN-l for the reception and aecommodatione Of
@EESENzR the travelling public, under the super
@ Ta4ESI& - infendence ofthe owner himself. Witn
= assurance to all who patronize him,
thar they will find at his house, rooms equal to any
State and the table supplied with the best this market WIZ
afford the Proprietor returns thanks for tne liberal patron
age extended TO him In the past and hopes BY strict atten-
tion I'm t,,re to make this house
Bile 10 the Traveller and profitable TO hInseE So,
HIY OMNIBUS = ,,, (
will ,e found at the RAIL ROAD DEPOT to convey pas
sengers and their baggage 10 ,his House, FREE of
CHARGE. - q -, go -. .a,,s.s
ses and attentive SERVANTS always in readiness convey
travellers to any part Of the county,, W. d. kosE
January % - - ~ .: 4 -4s~st - y 80 " :
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT

WHEREAS J. A. & F. A. Erwin
have appedto for Letters of Administration on
all and singular the goods and claes rights and credits
of FRANCIS A. ERWIN, late of the District aforesaid
deceased. - .
These therefore cite and admonh all and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased 10 be and
pear before Ordina's Court for the said
District be holden York Court House the 18th day
of November Instant to shew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under hand and Seal this lst day of November
in the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
stxytwo and In the eightyseventh year of the lnde
pendence Of South Carolina
JOHN 4. BROWN, o. Y: D.
Nnynnnhpr & Cf
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PROSPECTUS
OF -, - ~.
THE CONFEDERATE BAPTIST.

THE undersigned hereby propose, to
L publish, in the city of Columbia, s. c., weekly re
ligous paper, TO be called 'THE CONFEDERATE BAP-
TIST. and TO be edited by Rev. ]. L. REYNOLDS, D.
D. and Rev. J. M. C. BREAKER. We have been in
dnced to undertake this enterprise by the conviction that
the time has when the demand for snch paper by
than fifty thousand membes,) ought to be supplied 1t
will be the effort of the propreors and editors TO make this
paper faithful watchman on the walls of Zion, messer
ref of good dings readers and worthy in every
spsct Of their patronage.
~ who may receive copies Of this prospectus are ear
y requested to obtain subscribers and to forward their
- es Immediately As number sufficient to in
s We success Of the enterprise received by US, the
80 umber Of the paper will be issued The subscription
u. -two dollars-in all to be forwarded by the
ss6 ribers Immediately their reception OF the hrst
nplNber.
communications must be addressed TO ''The Confed-
q, 20 Baptist Columbia, s. c., either of the propre-
tr3, S. w. BOOKHART,
- A. X. DURHAM,
Columbia S. C., August, 1852 Proprietors.
Augist 81 u
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ss LIKELY NEGROES,
MOUsEHOLDAND KITCHEN,
Valuable Town Property
AT AUCTION.

-. AT AUCTION. j..
WILL be sold in front of the CHI,
w at Yorkville, on the first MONDAY In DECEM-
Der next the two story 4 ..ss .. - ~. ... 5, o..
~ ., DWELLING HOUSE,
on Brooks street, near the Depot The House contains
upright ROOMS, with fire places the lot is good
KITCHEN, SMOKE HOUSE, and all necessary outbuid
ings There also vegetable and an excellent
YOUNG ORCHARD. Thelot measuring five acres, more
or less Also,.. - D., .... o.. rs,r-- -. =,
'' - THE STORE HOUSE -
on Main Street, opposite the Depot formerly occupied by
PAGAN, FAYSSOUX, & CO., and bounded by lots OF B.
r. Wheeler and Nj. Mullinax. - -
TERMs.-One-third Cash-balance payable In one and
years. with bond and good security. Purchasers may
pay cash, If they desire.s, 3,
% Z r. : = CALDWELL, BLAKELY & co.
Nnyemher 45 az
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

WHEREAS John McGwire has ap-
w plied 10 me for Letters of Administration, all
and singular the goods and chattes rights and credits oi
G. w. McGWIRE, late Of the District aforesaid de-
ceased. -. =.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all adsnguar,
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me Ordnays Court for the said
of November inst to shew cause if any, why the said Ad
mnistration should not be granted. -
Given under nv hand and Sea this Sd day OF November
sixy-two and In the eighty year of the ndepen-
dence of South Carolina
JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
November As 2 .
JACOBS CORDIAL.-A SURE
IeB Remedy for DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, AND
FLUX Sold for CASH at
July II %
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

HKJILL be sold at. the residence of
wv the late JAMES FAULKNER, deceased, two
miles Eastof Landsford on the Catawba River, the
2th and 18th of NOVEMBER Instant all the valuable es
tate Of the deceased, consisting Of - .
- IS LIKELY NEGROES, :
amongst whom Is agood BLACK SMITH, WAGoNERs,
COOKS, WASHERS, SC, Horses, Mules, Cows, Pork and
Stock Hogs, Sheep bales Of Cotton, Conn., Hay, FODDER,
Ing Utensils, Wagons, Buggy and Harness, Blacksmith
Tools, Cotton Gin and Thrasher, u ~ 9,
$ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN,
FURNITURE, and great many other articles too tedious
to mention. - =
Aise at the time and place. the plantation contain
culture Of GRAIN and COTTON, and Is well improved
with good DWELLING HOUSE, GIN HOUSE, and all
other necessary out buildings " ~. ".-.
-THRMs made known on the day Of sale. 49,
A. j. KIBBLER, ! r,.,,,~s