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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-24
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-24
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September 24. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-24
ME Nrmee uno oercm Sefeblsbaber.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-24
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
FROM THE COAST.

The Abolitionists at Port Royal,
where they hare: been for some time
reinforcing, made a. demonstration on
the 22d inst. at Mackey's Point, about
10000 strong. They advanced in two
columns, one against eoosawhatchie,
the other PocotaIigo, where they were
quickly irepulsed. At Coosawhatchie
he succeeded in gaining the railroad,
but before he could do it much damage
our troops came up and drove him off.
The railroad and telegraph are now
mended and in working order.
|. Since the enemy retired to their
boats, and returned to the starting
point, it is believed this movement was
only reconnaissance or feint from the
Yankee General, who may be looked
for in another quarter. Our loss was
about is killed and 40 wounded-that
of the enemy in killed and wounded is
estimated at about 200, as they left 10
dead on the field and road. Col, W. S:
Walker was in command at Pocotaligo.
Fuller and official accounts, if received,
will be found under: the --latest News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
I ". T.. 1FeaAolp. :,
| Wounded-Joe Fripp, Private Clio

- 4csW. i. Trenholm.
Wounded-Joe Fripp, Private Clio.
|yer, w ID. Martin, slight:
Beaufort Volontser 4rti1lsry-- Gaptas,
.,...,.,,.. j.: lillian Elliott. 80. =.
Wounded-Edmund Fripp, Private
Dunbar, 7. r. Catherwood, Private
Budding, slightly; Private Brown, J,
F. Chaplin, B. .Trescot, severely; j
Jenkins, Daniel Jenkins, slightly; Pri
Yate. Richardson, severe; |; Private Cath,
|erwood, slight; VIM. Thompson, severe
|N. 3. Cutler, r, Stoney, 8. Sans, r
Sans, slight J,..:..,.s,.. .;
The Virginia artillery, lost three. kill
led and several wounded. -- - IJ y go !
Major Morgan, Of Morgan's Squad:
IRON, was wounded in the leg; Lieuten.
ant Middleton Stuart, Of the Sharp
shooters, received 8, wound in the arm
Col. d. Nezsons Battalion, Leat. a,
Sander 1 Company c, connsaadinq.;
Killed.. ?. Campbell and Lieut.
Duke. - -: ! &,
Wcunded-E. Frost. dangerously
A sAmmons, severely; ,H. Dees, slight
Ely.-CbaYleston Courier, a25tH,5. =, =.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
SALE. OF STOCKS, &C..

The Columbia Guardian contains the
following result of the sale. of stocks
and bonds, belonging to the estate oil
the late Col. VIM. Wright, Of this Dis.
trict, on Thursday last, with their pal
value: -... =: -.,..-.... 80
1856 shares Commercial Bank, at $S3
(par value $685. x 80
332 shares Bank Of Newberry, (pal
value $685. at $32 ,25. ~.sa-5 :.
1873 shares Bank of Camden, (pa,
value .$50) at $61 so. ~. e.. - Z
so shares Bank of Hamburg, (pal
value $50 at $66 so. r.-- -
Shares Southwestern Railroad Bank
(par value $125) at 1929 so. -'-.~>
SO sharesdo. new stock, (par value
$780, at $50 so. ..s. .'l.... - Il
21 shares Graniteville Manufacturing
Company, (par value 5oo0 at 81, 122 te
81, 1870. - -.-... .
2 shares Kings Mountain Railroad
(par value 500, at $50.
= bonds of the Spartanburg & Unior
R. R. Co., $500 each, at $613. r.
8 bonds Mississippi & Central Ten
nessee R. R., $500 each, at 500.
4 Confederate bonds, of 81, 900 each
at $1,012 so. S. 49,. 49,.
IA shares Planters Bank of Fairfield
(par value $25, at $2e to $28 so.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
THE WEATHER

That had been so long dry, took a
seasonable change on Saturday last,
raining all day Sunday; since which it
has been cold and clear, with, heavy
frosts, so we infer that Winter has set
tied in. This, we trust, will remind the
wealthy of the suffering poor around
them, as we'll as once "merry christmas
for there is many suffering soldier S
wife and children, or widow among US,
ehould claim their attention:
"Poor sufferers, that sorrow thy God only knows,
T!s most bitter lot 10 be poor when II snows."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
LATEST NEWS,
Pocotaligo Victory.

=, All the accounts that have reached
us from the scene of action concur il
representing the fight at Pocotaligo al
the desperate resistance of a small force
on our side against largely superior
force Of the enemy. The repulse of the
latter ended in wild, disastrous rout
Their dead lay all along the road, ane
the ground was covered with coats,
haver-sacks, eanteens, hats, shoes, am,
munition chests, cartridge boxes, bay
onet scabbards, bsyonets, guns, &c.
all evidencing hasty and ,precipitatt
retreat. Nearly all, or a greater por
ton of the enemy, had come with bun
dies of lightwood, tied with twine anc
interwoyen with hemp or tow, so as t
light quickly. Their purpose was, NJ
doubt, the destruction Of the bridge
A great many Of these faggots and FIRE
brands were found on the route of then
retreat. IS. .. .''~,.,. -. -ss5st.
The first intimation of the enemy
advance was feint made on Coosaw
hatchie. They appeared at that poin
with force of only about one hundred
and fifty, tore up the track, but did M
damage to the bridge. It is supposed
they must have been panic stricken, Of
they would doubtless have carried ou
what was the evident object of the ex
pedition.
About 10 o'clock, Wednesday morn
ing, Col. Walker received notice that
the enemy were advancing in force
from Mackey's Point. His skirmishers
had been engaged with the enemy OF
the whole road, from the extreme out
posts back to Old Pocotaligo. AT th'
latter place, the principal fight wal
made. From the best information
cleaned from different sources, the enc
my had seven regiments, consisting O
troops drawn from Tybee Island ane
Fort Pulaski. They were commanded
by Generals Terry and Brannon, th'
former being chief. Some of the regi
ments who were in the fight at Seces
sionville were engaged here, among
them the 7th N. Hampshire and 100tl
Pennsylvania. Only portion of th.
enemy's forces was engaged, the othel
being held in reserve. The fight LASTED
from II in the morning to 5 in the af
ternoon, at which time the enemy re
treated. Our troops buried forty of th'
enemy's dead.
As already reported, our loss was
fifteen killed and forty wounded.
Out of thirty-fve men carried int
action by Nelson's Light Artillery, o.
Virginia, four men were killed and six
teen wounded. This battery also car.
ried into action forty-five Government
horses, and after the action had only
eighteen fit for duty. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
s0bhaarEs

Disn--o isf, al Fsrenton, Va, of swodnd 10
eeyed IN the tatle Of Manassas Argpf aQth, DANIEL
,hs ais, ysaI q s and the aad ysar e bis nili
Thus apreeious a beloved srobe sa.abls com
q: vsls numbered among te iaiIeu herossSof ,ss
eoSns sns g. bis dead. b friends have sBans hops bs
snasSsdby aietions and sapcted Sy cnee as SimselI
but gone before 10 await The reunion Of
us arisr s tssdsnee Il York fss ao las,ans
bifs MaaY Avery, wife of Edward Aver,
lady Of Estro md jndtciors. md
thosoughy devoted % tho dutlcsof NE % ~ Relations.
lshe fyed, and deeply felt thsae who tnew
+ At one moment On te fn enjoyncnt or health, few
minutes aAewar she yas ~ be aims q death os
warning fnfts funeral march 10 grave. But like The
wise Virgins she hadhsr lamp trimmed md burning Lnns
onslsteni toIoWerof her RsdeeaseI ssumnons rsoegt
to her sadly hefeayed and dcyoted husband, her soow
ling children and many friends, has le e assurancs
shs ,ss e 20 ne
all those comforts and endeaments which give zesf ana
JOY 10 te hoursof housh happy the
dsys wen and usefuIy in the prosperity 9
Tor life brngsu ai even The mos.
favored tsinevitabIe tai. and soDws and we should moi
wIs 10 recall her, who has e this vae OF ea Tor inc
calm and endIess bliss Of the redeen1ed.
II Is our mournfm duty to cnonice the anotes
Of the brave sons q soath Carolina :, - -
anda member Of Company i2h Resinssst, Ea.
Killed In bae fhe % Of August 1861 on te aPians
tof bianassas hearted youth gath
otcaiy to te call OF bis loved native Stae In July, ls6
and although only In hls 18Th year, he cheeH took his
leave Of parents bro,hers sisters and friends who bitterly
mourped early separation rom them, and went forsh 70
share the hasps and dangers Of the carp and the battle
field. During the entire period Of his connection win tne
army no soldier more ready or willing 70 dn ma whole
duty Amer the tsrble battles around Rehmond, through
passed safely, though taked hnt llts tne
and hnppy expression Of his couutenance ndcated
wiffrn And when the writer bade Elm long and final
farewell ON the OF July. and entreated hum to be-
good soldier and beat nH tmes fully preparation DEATH
fiIis solemn answer was stfasill - s r -. s
Although his mangIed hrdy lies far away among The
thousands slain, nust condenSg that Christ WI raise
him up al the last day and thai We Es meet him 70 TIE
Kingdom OF God - - - -"
Then may hshesrt stricken mother r1claim: ~ ~, =
"My son is dead, now pale md cold
/. HeIles beneath the sod; =, :. ~ -.
; = But though his body ;c-c must mould, =
Z . His soul Is with his God. ~ - -
% Blu. olli the time hope win come, = q
=. = When we shall meet again, :. "a,
High up IN Heaven, our happy home,
:. p. = And there forever reign.o H., =. y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
ACCIDENT.

The passenger car of the Kings
Mountain Rail Road got off the track
about two hundred yards below the De-
pot on Saturday morning last, at 2 o.
clock, while returning with party at,
tending the Tableauz for the soldiers in
Chester. 1t oyerset, and thus became
detached from the other cars, or most
serious consequences must haveresulted.
As it is, one young lady was serious
ly hurt by the dislocation of q limb, and
several others, besides men and boys,
were bruised more or less. This is the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
,TWO sAND 0NE-FHIRD ACRES.
10 the Families OF Deceased Soldiers.
EFiHE State Convention. at its recent

s sessionsr radopted the Following Resoluuon;
fResosed Thasthis Convention begs, most
sincerely 10 mnse ita spattes with thereiatves and
friends sosew who baye aIeu IN esetvce of their
country whether In bate amidst e clangor Of arms, from
wounds recesedin 6are o disease or from accident;
and TINT the Executive authority ofs state be requested
collect te panesnf al such, and have them zaenbed
E3oa suiAhie Record Book desgnang te corps which
they belonged their rank In the sefvce cause OF
be preserved amnngst the archives q the sties
ms token of respect their memories In,
estniabIe ya1ae 70 thelfhssnds,', . - .<s.fs -
II aceoudanee wIa the abpye tesontian hase been'
appointed By The Execuiye aunri 0f the State 10 col
lcct and enro names Of our fnye soidin who have
fallen um hccomRencefneuf y0f the present war, that
they may he preserved among DE archiecs Of lhe State
IA Is fptmpofsnf, I'M order % cary out this audabe
that te list should be eompete
possbieI am directed By e t3ogeno LIN addition To te
Information % be ohnined fmr cal request
The families Of any soldiers dfsin sickness
causes at bone or An foryaId % me fheir
names their rank. date and cause Of their DEATH md
the regiment 20 which, thcy were stsached s
Pease address Es at Columbia as soon as possibIe
HySS ~ ~ b-ElOhNSTQn,sE
T. Recx,rtp1 Agent stafe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
has engaged Dr.. Zacharie, ACCELERATED
chiropodist ofe New York, to visit the

has engaged Dr.. Zacharie, ACCELERATED
ehiropodist of New York, to visit the
army, and to remove any corns, bun
ions, &c, from the feet Of the soldiers.
Our poor boys, from accounts, are clear
of such excresenees. ''''' -+' :, - =
A sensible writer in q Columbia pa
per, suggests that as the fruit that
should have been preserved for winter
use has been converted into brandy, an
excellent substitute may be found in
the pumpkins, cut into slips, and dried.
ne have found it s.Pum Sumkins."
A writer from Greenyille proposes
that every carpetin the State be taken
up and made into clothing and blank
cts for the soldiers. That carpets are
only a luxury, not e necessity. Ire
member the time. when there was not
q carriage above Columbis: If our
people will not do it voluntarily, let the
Executive order it. -. -. :. - -. -:
The New York Express says it does
not hear that any Of the half million Of
Abolitionists,, promised by the Tribune
when the emancipation proclamation
came, have enlisted in consequence. J.
At the auction sales Of factory goods
in Augusta, on Thursday, the prices OBJ
tanned were. 20 cents per yard lower
than the former highest prices, and Is
cents per yard lower than the prices Of
-5-r' -. --ft.s . s-''aT- Hs5Sfts.
last week. .-...., s.,...ss{ 49,; a. ): X
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
CAPT. JOHN A. wITHERsPooN.,
Tha kkdark shadow" WIS visible in

CAPT. JOHN A. WITHERSPCON.
| The ssdark shadow" was visible il
| our town on Saturday morning last
when the church-bell announced tha
the remains of this gallant soldier, wer'
about to be consigned to their last rest
ing place, in the church yard where re
pose those of his honored father. Al
places of business were closed, and oul
community turned out almost, en- naasse
to pay the last sad tribute to one who
had endeared himself to all, in both hi
public and private walks through :
young and eventful life. As an obitua
ry will, doubtless, beprepared, by some
of his many friends who are competent
to, the pleasing duty, We will merely
close our notice with the following ex'
tract from the Columbia Guardian -,
"Capt. Witherspoon was the youngest
son Of: the late Col /. d. Witherspoon,
of York. Having for some time :pur-
sued his studies in the South Carolina
College, he visited Europeain company
with The late DR. Thornwell, and after
wards entered the Theological Semina-
ry at this place; From its walls he first
went to the Army Of the; Potomac as .
Christian Minister. His labors IN, this
were peculiarly acceptable q
mong the soldiers, with whom he be-
came a great ,fayorite, and over. whom
he. exercised a salutary influence. He
subsequently raised a company: and
Joined Col, Means. In the battle of
Manassas he received some frightsul
wounds, and fingered in great pain at
Warrenton, till death came to his relief
two, days ago.. He was attended by q
devoted mother and wife, &ho will prob
ably reach Yorkville to-day with his
remains: May God be with the be
reaYet - - ,2sss-" - ~ tzs4H-' 80. =
He was born in this District, on the
Fast Day after the inauguration Of
Harrison, and attained his
majority on the Fast Day after the bat
tlesof Richmond, being at his death but
21 wears and q few weeks old. ~. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
ATTENTION !

We would call attention to the ad-
Yertisement of the Swedish Iron Man
ufacturlng Company in this days pa
per. Truly, they have adopted fair,
and legitimate currency.
1t win be seen by the sale of stocks,
in to-days's paper, how the Granite.
vile Cotton Factory has imposed or
the country-their shares of $500
bringing $1,19 And still yarn is 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
WRITING PAPER.

: We have lot Of Letter, Note. and
Cap Paper, made in Lincoln County,
by Oates, Wiswan 1 Co., which We Of
fer for sale at a reasonable price fol
the times. It holds ink well, is ruled
and though not very pale faced, vii
suit better than the old account books
that have been expressed of late. Apol
ogy aside, it is really good paper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29

first accident. we have had to record on
this road, where passenger has suffer.
ed injury, and we hope the last. The
cause We have not ascertained, but We
learn that the steam was being let of
at the time. g
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
"NoRTHERN NEWB."

Tn e,bastv ratraat af the AboIitionist
e. ,s..,,., e.sh., :. :, ..,,
iateis' p4cnse ~ ~, ,vs'es sls3 . :. - 'sD' e.
|North' sa1 wa harper $ refry'}Hsre =. cap 2
tured, sef. which the following Is an IN
teresting one, as it shows why til,
Nnr,bern news ia so soften scon,f1;ct;rao, s,
-. Z : 80 20 2
ana "t"sss i" =. ,,5s:Ss:s:. ! \
- s;eHNNAER CaARLEsToWa, aA,l VA ~.
! - ;. !, :. = October istn' y isoz; :
Dear Uncle: lgot mere nom tne Fer
ry yesterday afternoon. = have af no no1
time to write you out 2 lew I INES now
but viii write more tuliy IN 9 DAY q q
TWO. ), z..s.., !, =. 49, :. i: r
! sena you nan I1, 9 dozen copies es ot: Ya:
rious OF Inc hichmond papers eaptulee e
by some OF our cavalry last snight' BJ
reading them yeq Will see tnat attn the rep I'
eis are NOT yet 1aliy conylneea tnat Sney a,.
nave Sgn nos9een ron1eo r. Aensuek y.,.in. !..
y ntg ep.sotisisays :. IL = Ia, nys1f eApe.ss. 8 M
success there, Whlle M the r repel army was as
under sue sucn incompetent 1enerais Ano
the ESan'sner IS stlll N o state Of pam N
! ful Il anxiety a, about the battle OF ,t Perry:
vile = -. IL, (; 80, .5i ,s.s,,E 3
II seems tnas taey nave received Is seles oes,
patches from the General, Forrest, and 1.
numerous other Southern sources, tel:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
JOHN WITHERs,
mP The Washington correspondent

of the New York World says:
"a leading General in the Army Of
the Potomac, one who is noted for say.
ing very little, and that little very re.
liable, said yesterday that he should
not be surprised if the war was virtually
terminated by Christmas"
The correspondent of the Euenin9
Post makes substantially the same
statement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
THE CONsCRIPION.

We find the following extract among
the published Orders of the War De-
partment in Richmond, which is of
special interest, at this time:
'sADJ'T & INsP'R' GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. 20, 1862.
Special Orders, No. 245.
xxx. Officers Commanding Camps
of Instruction, under the Conscription
Acts, will cause the enrolment of con-
scripts to be extended to all men not
subject to exemption, who are between
eighteen and forty years of age.
By command of the Secretary Of
War.
JOHN W1THERs,
A. A. General.
The recent exemption Act will be
published shortly, with instructions as
to it's application"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
SrATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
= ssg sroRE DisfRicr,s - - -. q; -

TSSAMIJELs ID. moo RE, Clerk Of
said Geu i Fufsuanec of the directions Of the Act
OF ne Lsgsatare IN sneh ease made and psouded, do
hereby gse pubic 1otce thas an nicctnn for SHENPF
DAY or E0VEMBER aeItr q tbe usual places Of Eaec-
non throughont fhea sud Dlsphcts Ss.ryssN
.Witnessmy hand n YoH CoaE Hgnse ash 1sS q
- 2. q. G.. G.. 2. and general Sessions. :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
800 AGRE&
- ,ls OFFICE 40. Ms. & - -
= = UHARLEsToN, g. e::s October Ia, lsea. :
FER. r. C. MILLER is appointed

Aren't. Of tbis Depesmens, for, the purchase Of
FODDER ahd CORN tof1he DIsrcts cfYofk ind Chester.
Plantefs desbing 10 eel wD eomnunieate with tnm,
through Ihe POST OFFICE Il York 8 Carolina.
WATER be used o. great 1ossfo the Govemmenf was
eIpsrsacea lsa year; Fodder beng packed,
q! . q and 4 q. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
a''e1'- YORK DISTRICT. -
EN-. Crawford has 7ap'

W. nlted 20 me for Letters ofAdminisrntlon, on nil
and singular the goods and chatteIs, rights aud ereds Of
SAMUEL Ash, late of the Dls,rie aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adIonisn AL ana snat
here me at our next Ordinarys Cou for the said
District 70 be holden York Court House on the ie day
of November next, to shew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted
GIVEN nder INV hand and Seal this 22nd day Of October
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred aud
s.tytyo and In the eighty year Of the indepen
aen'' - '''' JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y.D.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
PUBLIC MEETING.

a meeting Of the. citizens of York
District, is hereby called, at the Court
House, IN Yorkrille, on Monday next,
the srd Of November, (sales-day} to
take into consideration measures for the
relief Of South Carolina Soldiers, in
the Camps and Hospitals: Come one
--comsalr! MANY CITIZENS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
:THE sYNoD on s. CAROLINA,

TEE SYNOD OF 8. CAROLINA,
: VIII hold its annual meeting in the
Presbyterian Church, at Yorkville, on
Wednesday next, the 9TH of November,
att O'Clock, p. m. We are requested
to state that a Committee will be in at.
tendance at the Depot, to accompany
the members to their several homes for
the session. ~ 49,. 80 :, J.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29

The Yankees find they win make but
Little BY selling their Christmas trick
cries in the South this year-peaee, Of
war. They have tslost their mule" =,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29
WRITING PAPER.

TUST received, q lot of WRITING
81 PAPER, consisting of Letter, ruled and unruled
Commercial Note ruled and unruIed; Cap ruled; Folio
Post &C., &C., allof Is offered as low as can be
bought In tho up-countIys "ENoUIRRER" oFFiCEr~
GTRAY COW.-STRAYED FROM
e village Of York; about tbe first Of September last
likely BLACK cow, when sko left she had on brass
be-she has also IRON NAILS In her horns. Any per
son giving Information shall be reasonably rewarded
- - -, =. y, =. Yorkvile, q. Es