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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ". ha,isr
b-.a AZ so,a,.'i by the Jsig. Of Probate for
~. Cosaty OF Oxf,. a, 10 receive snl examine the
ci.ia. II th. owai,o,, of s~mlsi Dudley, late
Of Waterford ~ said Couat,, deceased. whose
estate !. represented ,a.ol,en,. give notice that
.is tno.th. have h-a allowed to ssider-diiors to
ls,ax 10 aad prav. their claims; anI tia, ~c ~ill
sii.sJ 10 the dy,, s..igsed ss at the store al
Jabs &. G-rry 10 Waterford, on the las, wednss.
day of January, March and April. 1861. IRON ten
o',lock. A. NJ, to Gsr oelotk. =. NJ. 90 each u
,sid DAYS.
Dated ihi. twent, third dsy ~ Dee. 1861.
John HOLT. cOmmi'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
FINKLE s. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
b3S Broadway, Ncw-York.

NO p~r.oa Who csr,,mpisir' purchasing Sew
~ ins M.oh,n. io' ism,ly Or manufacturing p"''
pp.-. .hoald i,i o. ,esi is' ol oaF c''caisr',
-hica ooaisias cot. .ad toll descriptions " ito
.,'-,ai .,le.. price. snd .smpls. of ~o'k. al Of
which Ne ..ai by mail tee. We claim TO have
tn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
HARRIET MORRILL,

Oxpobp, o.-Ats Cos', 81 Probate held q,
Paris, w,lhia a..i iss the esaaiy ofO,h,rd. "a
the third Tuesday % p~csmbsr. AID. 1851.
o. the Foregoing pet,t,Oa,
O-i-,d. That the a'd pe,',iossr g''e ee,'os
10 al per.oa. ,aIsre.,ed b, csus'as copy Of he,
psiiiiaa sol THE ardss ihsvos IN bs psbhsh~'l
three weeks .sces..i,,y ~ the osierd pe~oers'
Hs~.papsr purie,l at Pare "a said Cosai', ,bs,
they may appear at Prsbs,e Coo'' 10 h held
Of Paris, the third Tsssdsy Of Jsss.fy ns>'' 81
pi.. AZ an. clock 10 N. Zoe. soes and shs~ cssss
u.ax The, have. .hy a.. s.ss .hs.h Mt ~
grated. W. WoopbChh. J.dr'
A tue ssp,--.i,s.ti J. :, Hosss. R,F'si~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
SIN E RS
SEWING MACHINES,

TNall IN. leading b-aaeh,. 81 ma aaf.e,utisr IN.
da.tT,, the srr,, pf.ci,oal sup.r,o'it, Of Sing.
81. >-~ing M.ehins. 10 a f.ct established b.
VOID d,.pu.. No ailo', shoe rnsnuf.eisf.r.
cIoth,.r, .-sm.t' go, dT...-maksr, s.ddi.r. ear.
'isse i',mm-r, bat manufacturer, Sc q. can aaOrd
Ia IA .,thaat hem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Juis,.
,fyi~ cep,--.iis.i. ]. =. uosss, Register.

O,roHr. $40 Coau 1T pruh.'. held At Pa
80. -Ihir ssi is' ihs C."-l, u O>i"''i. 30
IN. th,rd rus.ii, II Dscsmhsr. 4. u. ls6l
NTARN WILKINS. ain'ai.lfstIs With the
WI ~iti Asu,N.d ~ the estate & Darius WI.
kias slc q Ne'~s, 10 .a,d c,oai, Jsoss'.i. h.'.
,ns rrv.suird hs' hr.i aad 6rii sccsun, 81 slmin.
,.,ts, ,a Il the ..ia,s u .s,d dsoea.ed Ior .os.
anre.
O,ds-sf. that The ,sid adm's grs potis, to
~ per.os. ,ui.r.,lsi, b, cIs',rg rop, Il ih,.
o,dst b. - y,,,l,.hei 10 ,h- OsioTd pcu.oc'si.
Ifinisd 1t lar,. that the, nN .pp~it al Poo.
bate Cosft o. D. hoid.n ~ Warttifd - said cuaa.
N On the go ~, II J,au.N neat. az n,ne
the siosk - the t,fsBo,in, sal she's osus" ~ sny
the, have oh, the SAM shouLl ~, 10 slo~sd.
T., ". WOODBURY. Judg-.
4 true eop,-sii..t: J. =. IluNH', RSg,.ist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
DAVID MORRILL,,

Otrosp. s.-At q Cou'i Of Probate held ri
Pare. -~iih,s Nd Zoe ths cuunty of o,iotd,
on the third Tsc.day 81 peoemlsr Z. ID. is6i
"a the Grrgo,Hg ps','ios Ordered. that the
sad pstuiossT g,'s R"i'c'i alpstsoa. 'aisr-sied
b, rausiag . copy of h.. psiit,sa 18th tia. oS..'
theresa 10 - psl, sAssi thf~c ~e.k. s-s-essi.,ly
~ ne O~lssj p.mosTAt. |. n~ssHsps' r''r'cd n
r.n. 81 .s,i Isaai,. that Ih-, nay spIrsr A. .
Probate Coat 20 H. held - Fare 90 the had Tues
-, ef Jasv-Ty s-st. 81 aIas s'ciSSs IN the tore
noua anI ,A,s cause VI aay tssy have, why tbs
.ans ,h0ali not " grss,-d.
a.. ". WOODBURY.. badge.
Atru. copy-sitsst:
J. -. HOSES, R,si'is-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

OsToNp. N.-u = Cont Of Probate IN Paris,
M th. ihinl y .e.dss ~ D-c-a,h~, .A.D. 1861
IN IN. petition Of LYDIA YOUNG, Widow
" Of iiss.y ". yoaas late ~ Isrf,rd ~ ..'i
Cosnty decs.s~d .pts,ias that her da~cr may he
ss.ignsi and 90, oa, 10 her ~ her late husbsnd's
estate. ami tia, Commissioner. he appo'aieJ Soc
that psrpss--
Or,I.r-,I. That The .sii p-thioaer give .o,,os 10
al per.oa. ,nlrfr,t,d 10y causing copy of Thu.
ssd-r In be pahli.heJ ;hr-- weeks .sccsssively -
The o>ioSd uvwoctst, s~~spsp-t printed IN
PARIS. that ihss NAV sppeAS at = rrolssie coart
~ ~ hell t fst,., IN said coaaiy, "a the th"d
Tuesday 81 Jsauiry ne,t. At a'ne oeLck 10 the
(or,n,-.a. and she~ oaa.-, " aay the, have, shy
the sane .houi No, h. grated.
D.. ". WOODBURY., Jsdge.
4 true copy--,its.i; J. =, iiobhs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

To the ho.S,.h', JOtf, q Probate Soc The cssa.
~ ef ONlori.
IIUuBLy represents, David Morrill, Of SON.
III nsr % .aid Cvupi,, 'ha, he 70 .en 81 DAVID
Merrill ate q ssssas' N .sii .sa.i,, ~ho died
on IN. .,>ih ia, e Ocislr, 4. u. is6t inirstste.
.eitsd asd possessed % zeal estate, goOd' ssd
ehaitsl.. rish,. asd er.dt.. Which eaght To h.
sdnin,.i.rsd &c ssri,sg To lao. Wh.'eiat. ysS'
p~,iiisscr pT.,s tia, sdruis.trsi' u said estate
may he granted " hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
LYDIA n. YOUNG L,. Of No,~.,.

in said County. deceased, BY giving bond as the
Law dir,e,.--hs therefore requests sllPs''oas Who
arr indebted to the estate Of .aid deceased, to
make Immediate pa,msnt ssdthase Who have
sny demand, thereon. To exhibit the same To
dee. ~, 1851. RDDOLPIlus YOUNG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
ruNICC n. TURnS h,, u iI,bron.

Ia .s,I COani,. deceased. by g',og hosd a. Ih.
lao d,rvct.. NJ thrf-iIre tcgnr.i. al p.r'oa'
~ha a.. ndsb,rd 10 the estate oi sad dscra.ed ~
make tnr-i,,ls Piymsa,, sni thee" Via have
az, ismAnd. ihe,son e. r,h,hd the same u
H.. IL issI RpBERr GLOVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

T'HE.absctiberh. hereby gi'.'puhlic re,i" that
L he h,. been daily srpoiatsd BY the honorable
Juis, Of Probate tor the Caunty Of Oxford. nd
assumed the Iu.t % sdsnin,.I.tt ol the estate OF
EBEN A kiMBti.L tate Il iismhn', Grant,
In ,sid Cointy, decreased. h, giving bond a. tho
las directs. lie therefore requests sllp-'."ns
sl.o az, ,ad.bird Ia the estate of-s'd d-c~ss-'i
&, make ,m'ardiate paymeat; AID those whoL'v-
inS densais thsreaa 10 .Nh,h', tie 80
De IL, 1861. STEPHEN y, klMBALL.
TiiE .ub.ciiIst hsrrh, give. pobIie oo,ice that
he has le,n dul, appUiaisd b, the hoaorbls
Judge ~ Probate zoe the coaniy 81 osford. and
sUnsd the trust oi sdm,pis traitor 81 the estale OF
OLIVER u. STEVENS late Of Sweden
10 aid County. deceased b, giving load as the
law directs. ~. therefore request. all psr.oHs
wh1 Indebted io the estate Of ssid decreased to
make Immediate payment; ADD ihos- Who have
ANY ds,nsnis ihsr,oa % exhibit the same 10
Dec. II. 1851. ISAAC EASTMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

TIL. pablo are hereby ess,iop.d sg.iast = base
i ia,ta,io. Of 4. o. ATwOODs BlTrERs'
BY sone evil mi.ded pet.oa or persons. Who have
.oi OIL, eop,ed The Lbe 10 part. and adopted pre-
ei.sly the sane .,sle 81 bo,t'e. be-, have hsd the
iar-fseedsesst To rsprr'eni On ihs"'abr 'hs' 'he"'
!. an. San. 40 l.. =. At~o"d'.. Ard the more
completely to dup~ N. pnblo they 'ay, "be~arr
of cnuafrIi.n, ."d ,mitAi's"., aud call the" vic
trash gcnuine.'
Th.frio,s, III s,ssis, put up alter this dale
will b-st an sxifs label ooan'sTsisssd by u. W.
Iia,. Druggist Podi,nd. Ne. Sole G'ner-l Asea'-
Jpl, !. 1851.
Al de,ls,, Who have IN. 'rrs sr'ier pa' up ct
a pr-,ioa. date. can 10 .uppl'rd With hAirs Ia
b.I., by app,ins u. abo'..
ATWn0nN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
.or.sl. Jsi,- Of Poba,. ,os the Coua,y

10th. sO-or.bl. Jsdg- Of Probate Ds the Coaa'y
efOsSsd.
HUMBLY ,vpws.sis. Hsrist morrill, al
Ill ssm.~s, IN ssid Cessty. that che 70 the
.isio~ 81 David Merrill. late Of ssaae, 10 said
Csas,y. ~he died - the s'uh ds, 81 Oe'oier,
A. %. ISL. iasest.'e. ssised ssd possessed ri
real estate, rod. ssd ehsitsls, rishis and ervdas
~h,eh osghi 10 i- .dm,ais'er.d soeosdisr 70 lac.
whe~ose yoa psti,,oser pays that sdm'aisira
t,sa 4 said estate saas ~ s,.a,sJ Va hes.
HARRIET MORRILL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
OLIVER u. STEVENS late Of Sweden

The Sub.cS,bsr hsfeb, give. pablic notice tina,
he Ia. l--n apPoiated b. the Iioaorsblc JsdEeof
Probate. fat the Coaaiy of Osior'', AMI assumed
the trust 81 administrative OF the estate of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

.O,,oNp, .-N. COau II Probate he'll 81,
PARIS. ~thia sd Zoe The Coani, ~ p's'ul on
th. th,sd T-...i., 4 Ds~~a,l-r. \. u. iSoi.
.hN the p~t,i,,a 81 LtCkErIA GROVER,
" ~nis~ ~ Max = Uu'rt lat of N"f~sy
"a .a,d Covply des's.sd, P's,,ns osaH slb~.nc,
oct ~ th- p.'.aa.l estate Of hef late ha.blRd,-
O-d-si, That he .a,d pst,l'ss~f g,vs motto. 10
oil Tsts,ps iat-f~si-d Nv csls'ng copN ~ this
of,i.y ,a d. rabi,.as,i three ~~sk. .O~r...Ss, ~
the O,inri D.,nocrai pf,nisd at PARE, that ih.y
.pt--.r rruist- CosfI 20 - held n Waterford
"a .iid c,sa,,. oa the 20 day u Jsosay B.,t.
a. sin~ o'clsk ~ th- fs,raosa. aaI she. csu.e.
ifaa, the, have ~h, The Sane .houli not u
.r.sisd. T.. " WOODBURY.. JuAss.
4 tru- cop,-aticst: J. :. iIutH', R.g.pT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
Ion ~ RtwSON.

1h- .u's,r,i~t Astsh, give. pahhc altice that
h. "a, bsrn lot, ,pu,iai~ii, ihs haootsbl. judsc
II rfulai. So the C"asty 81 Osis'd, and sssutssi
the ra,t II sirn,nisgraIoS sith the ~ih aaassed
a II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10
mE2EkIAm q. CiARk bod, af r.n..

- the Coaaly 81 O,f.si. t-s....a. ~ Ei,,as
tool q. an. ia~ directs. IL ths~ieFr '-g"~.,s
I'll I-f.,n, ~, ,rr ,al.is~ - ne STATE ~ $40
d-,ris- o .nik- "a n-i,.ir p'y,n~a,, aad those
shs have 10y Ie.n,hi, h.r.Ia - .sh,bit the
sams tn
Dvc ~. is6t. Jpb ~ RtW>DN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A,rse eop,-sus',i
]. Y. Hons. R,r,st,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A true oopy-aus.,, IS. iio.ss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

At-a, eopy-a,,-.r J. : IIo.s,. Rs..t,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Atru, eoPy-.tts.t.
J. y, HOSES. R.s,s,s-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A us eopS-sus.l;
]. :. HOSES, R,r.-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19

"UNcLE SAM" DON'T PAY WE'LL
Washington correspondents of the Aboli
ton papers represents great deal Of growl
iug there in regard to the payment of troops
One of them says:
"The greater part of the troops now in
service have not been paid for the last eigh
months. The fa7lt has been cunuingly
attributed to the paymasters; but they are
not to blame. 1t is entirely owing to the
mismauagement of the Treasury Depart,
ment. Much gold and silver having been
collected and sent to Europe to buy arms,
our Government finds itself compelled to
manufacture money, which it does in incred.
ible quantities, the material used being
paper, and the process resembling that Of
printing newspapers. Yet, SO enormously
large are the expenditures of the admins
tration that it finds itself unable to manu-.
facture this paper money fast enough, or
as fast as it can be used. The Treasury is
paying ont two millions of dollars every
day ithe expenses Of the war alone amount
to that,) and of course they cannot manu-
facture half that amount per day. The
consequence has been that, during the last
eight months, the Government has fallen
startilngly in arrears. What startling
erposei
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
REv1vALs IN CAMps.-The Winstt

REv1vALs IN CAMPs.-The Winston
Sentinel, in notice Of the Twenty.6rst
North Carolina Regiment, says:
Quite an interesting religious revival was
then in progress in the 7th brigade, (of
which the 2lst N. G. Regiment constitutes
part.) Religious meetings were held
nightly, and were largely attended by the
troops Ct the brigade; the ministers oficia'
ting being chaplains of different regiments.
Gen. jackson was frequent attendant at
these meetings, and on the day previous
(Suuday,) he appeared to be more than
usually interested aud pleased With the
services. On thi, occasion, our correspou-
dent describes him as seated on stool
(the only one who was thus favored with
such comfort,) surrounded by large
circle of men seated on the ground, small
vacant space Immediately around Stone
wall, and his elevated position, alone dis
tinguished him from the rest of the sold.
iers He was very attentive listener to
the sermon, keeping bis eyes fixed on the
minister, apparently riveted on him, until
the services ended.
Our correspondent lays it was subject
of remark that every commissioned officer
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
Confederate Investments.

We invite attention from Trustees, Guar.
diaus, Executors and all concerned in con.
trolling dduciary funds, to the following
Act of great importance at this time. All
papers of the State will do good service in
reprinting it.: 49,. -.-
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE TRUSTEES TO- IN
VEST FUNDS IN BONDS OF THE ooNFED-
ERATE STATES. r.
> 1. Be it. enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, noU met and
sitting in General assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That Guardians,
Trustees, Administrators, Executors, Mas.
ters and Commissioners in Equity and all
persons holding funds in trust for invest
ment, are hereby authorized to invest the
same in bonds of the Confederate States of
America: Provided, That as to Masters
and Commissioners there be no order Of
the Court directing different investment.
In the Senate House, the twenty-Grst day
of December, ip the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
one, aud in the eighty.sixth year of the
sovereignty and independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
WILLIAM D. PORTER, -
President of the Senate,
JAMES SIMONS, :
Speaker House of Representatives.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
The Supply Of Nitre.

At our latest, reports the supply of nitre
from the operations Of the bureau establish.
ed by Government was $4,000 pounds 8
month, with good prospects for steady iu-
crease. 10 several places nitre beds. have
been established with reference to perma-
neut operations. IN
At the Augusta works thirty.6ve beds
have been commenced, under che faithful
and efficient superintendence Of Mr.. John
Lucas, Of this city, who, for assiduity: 6del-
|ity and patient perseverance,, is model su-
perinteudeut.
The Ashley Works have just been star
ted, under charge of J. P.TClemeuts.
The Charleston Works will soon be in
operation, under DR.. John A. johnson, a
brother of the lamented Lieut. Col. B. j.
johnson.
| The Cooper River Works will be imme.
diately established, under Dr.. Ravenel,
and will receive, by consent of the Mayor,
all the ofal from the city, which will fur.
nish valuable supply Of nit#e, while it
will induce a more thorough system Of
scaveugeriug.
I The nitre beds in Columbia, s. c., es-
tablished under orders of the Executive
Council, are efioieutlyssmauaged by DR.. W.
Hutson Ford, who is rendering good SER
vice. These works remain under the State
control.
The others We have mentioned, and all
others in the State, arc under Confederate
authority, and are directed by Prof. Fran.
els s. Holmes. ........,
A pamphlet, giving full practical direc-
tions for making nitre, will be furnished on
application t, Prof Holmes or Dr.. John
A. johnson, Charleston. Our farmers and
planter, generally, should foster and aid
the permanent establishment of uitre beds.
The powder mills at Augusta, Ca, un-
der charge of Lieut. Col. Rains, are making
three tons day, and they may be extended
to five tons-equal or superior to any mills
on the continent.
The return of lead from South Carolina
has exceeded any other department.
Many liberal donations have been made.
Charleston Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
The Draft in Maryland.

The Richmond Examiner, of the 25th
has the subjoined statement in relation tt
the draft in Maryland. In that State it il
said the drafted are continually escaping
from the counties, and that large body O
cavalry are patrolling the country to gathe
them up. 1t is moreover said that none o.
the drafted from Maryland will be enrolled
into companies by themselves, but will be
scattered through the regiments of Other
States, of whose loyalty there is no ques
ton, to prevent desertion and 'ineficienoy,
which is supposed to mean refusing to fire
upon the enemy in battle, or turning tbeil
fire upon those with whom they hold 8
forced and hateful alliance.
The Examiner says:
By the arrival of gentleman yesterday.
we have narrated to US much that is inter
esting concerning the enforcement of the
draft in the lower secession counties oi
Maryland.
As an instance of the feeling of resistance
to the draft, even among the women, re-
lates the shooting of John Hawkins, a Yam
kee enrolling officer, of Charles county, by
Mrs. John Posey, whose husband was in
cluded among the drafted, but who was
notified in time to escape. Hawkins, who
was a resident of the county, and worth
less fellow, rode up to the house and en-
tered without explaining the object of his
visit. Finding Mr. Posey was not at home,
he left, saying to Mrs. Posey, as ne noun:
ted his horse, that he had "come to enroll
her husband in the Lincoln army" "You
come to enroll my husband, did you," said
the intrepid woman, and stepping back she
lifted double-barreled shot gun from be-
hind the door, and fired one charge at him,
the shot taking effect in his side and leg.
stuug by the pain, Hawkins threw himself
forward on his horse, exposing bis seat Of
honor, which being construed into an ad'
ditional insult, she let fly the other barrel,
peppering him, and causing bis horse to
run away, carrying him from the scene.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
Shocking Murder.

. We learn that man by the name Of
Cornwell, from Chester District, 8. G., was
murdered :in Dallas on Friday night last, 10
q most brutal manner, BY being. knocked in
the head with an axe by some unknown
person, or persons, whilst sleeping at his
camp fire, on the outskirts Of that town.
His skull was mashed in fora spaceof three
by two inches, aud his bed and clothes COY.
cred with blood, presenting ghastly spec
tacle when found. He was at once removed
to Squire HoAuan's HOTEL where; he re,
ceived every necessary attention from the
citizens, and skilful surgical aid from Dr.
William Sloan, Of Dallas, who removed the
pieces of broken bone, and dressed the
horrible wound !; but the assassin 3 midnight
blow had done its work too we'll for human
power to save It's victim, and after lingsr
ing speechless until 9 clock Sunday morn
ing be died.
This unfortunate man arrived in Dalla!
about7 o'clock Friday evening, on his wa,
home from Liucolnton, and after remaining
a short time, rode out to where his negro
man had encamped for the night, About
o'clock the next morning the negro, whit
was sleeping in the wagon, gave the alarm
and reported that heheard his master strug
Cling and jumped out to BEE what was th'
matter, and as he did so saw two men'rur
down the road. and be thought third ra.
into the woods No further clue to. the per
petrators eff the fendish deed had been oh
tanned up to the time our informant left
An inquest was held on the body Sun
day, but we have not learned their verdict
nor whether any additional facts in relation
to the case we're .lieited.-iShel1y (N., c..
Eagle, 18th inst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
00N0 ~ SSS0 ~ - -
YnRMVHLLE. S. G.:
MY OMNIBUS
TO the Families Of Deceased Soldiers.
THE State Convention, at its recent

l. session, adopted the following Resolution ,.,
ResoIred unaniraosy That this Convention begs, most
sincerely to mnge its sympahies with the relatives and
friends Of those who have fallen In the service OF their
country whether in battle, amidst the cangor OF arms rom
wounds received In battle from disease, or from accident
and that the Executive authority Of this State be requested
10 collect the of all such, and have them
into suitable Record Book designating the corps to whtch
they belonged their rank in the servce and the cause OF
DEATH preserved amongst the archives OF the state
as token of respect their memories, and legacy OF IN
estimable value to their rfnends"
In accordance with the aboveresoluton, have been
appointed by the Executive authority Of the State to col
lec and enroll the names Of brave soldiers who have
fallen from the commencement of the present war; that
they NAV be preserved among the archiees OF the state
As IL i. Important In order carry out this laudabe
purpose that the list should be as perfect and complete as
possible am directed by the Govemor-in addition 10 the
Information to be obtained from official souces-to request
the families of any soldiers who have died frem sickness o
other causes at in hospital TO forward to me then
names their rank the date and of their DEATH and
the regiment corps to which they were attached:
Please address me a, Columbia as soon as possible
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON,
Recording Agent for the State. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19

OUR FINANcEs.-The following COM
munication from the Secretary Of the Trea.
sury is published for general Information.
At this time it is subject of Importance :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G. S. A.,
RICHMOND, November 6, 1862.
DEAR SIR: Your letter of the Sd inst. j.,
inquiries whether "Deposits made under the
Call Loan can be funded on OF before next
April, in the per cent. bonds"
The conclusion of the Department is,
that the certificates of deposit, issued un-
der the 6 per cent. Call Loan, eutitle the
holders to the same rights which they
would have, if they held the notes which
had been deposited. Itfollows that certi6'
Gates issued in exchange for tie present is'
sues of Treasury Notes can befunded in 8
per cent. bonds at any time Of or before the
I22nd of April next, and up to that date
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-19
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS,

>THE Subscriber desires to INFORM the
public that he is prepared to furnish TO any one ha
wants such thing the BEST COTTON GIN that Is made
anywhere and he still making Improvements on his for
mer Gins and has fear In challenging any other Gr
Factory 10 produce equal In performance or speed
With good dry Cotton the roll in the gin cannot be broken
nor made spew ovewhich cannot be said OF any ohe
gin. His gin also has advantages and Improvements which
other have these have been regularly patenea
such as the exclusion of from the b-sh &c., by the
peculiar construction of the gin, which no other has
right TO make. He also makes THRASHERS OF different
combined, the smooth drum with fingers and spikes
and different He has also the right OF the
celebrated Darlington Thrashes which are very much ad
mred by every one that has seen or tried them.
ANY one wanting superior Gin Thrasher can be sup
piled by sending his order at Chester c. H., so Ca
Work will be carefully shipped to any place desired
Reparing done at short notice. JOHN SIMPSON.
I- To House Builders will say that am constantly
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds and Doors Of every descr
tion good material and Of the very best workmanship
Ailwork carefully packed and forwarded TO order.
January5 II