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Death Of q Child.--sketch.

It went in the morning-a bright and
radiant morning-many went yesterday,
more to-day, and there are dews to be sh4
fof the departure Of tomorrow. And can
it be wonderful thatplsasant summermorn.
ings should beguils theihiiiinto going3 Is
tia marvel that they do not wait for the
burden and the noon, but follow the lark,
and hear her song over the ruin Of the rain.
bow? That those words so beadtiful, they
should make so true, "and JOY cometh in
the morning" - ~ r..
Going in the morningl A glorious
morniug-when the sky isall beauty, and
the world is all bAss; ere the dsws have
gone to Heaven, or the stars have gone to
God !; when II birds are singing, and the
cool winds are blowing, and the flowers
are out that will be shut at noon, and the
clouds that are never rent in rain, and
shadows inIaid with crimson lie away to
the West = .n .st'I- .:
We have sometimes seen little coffin,
like a casket ofjewels, all alone by itself iu
a hinge beape, melancholy with plumes and
gloomy as. frown-and We nave thought
that not so should We accompany those a
little way who go 10 the morning. We
have wondered why they did not take a
little coffin into the carriage with them, and
lay it gently upon their laps, the sleeper
there lulled to slumber without a bosom OF
a cradle. We have wondered what there
was for tears in'such going-iu the early
morning from home to home like fail
white doves with, downy wings emerging
from neither night and Huttering for en-
trance at the windows Of Heaven. Never
has there been hand wanting to take the
wanderer in and shut out darkness and
storm.
Upon these little faces it never seemed
to US that death could place bis great seal
there is no. thought Of cbaruel house in
those young listeners to that invitation
whose acceptance We are bound not to for.
bid +; there should be mourning songs and
not sighs; no tears nor clouds, but bright
dews and bright dawnings together.
Fold up the white robes; lay aside the
forgotten toy; smooth the little Impressed
pillow, and gently smile as you think Of
the garment, of the harp Of gold, and o.
the fair brow with the diadem of light
smile as you think no years can make thai
memory old. An eternal, guiltless child,
waiting about the threshold of Paradise fol
coming friends from home. Here the glad
lips would culver with anguish; the bright
curls would grow grizzly and grey;<the
young heart weary and old; but there
changeless as the stars, and young as the
last pew morning. ..
The poet tells Of a green bough rent BY
the tempest from tree, and swept rudely
along the breast Of an augry=river, and
mother bird with cries of grief Autteriue
beside it, for her nest and uestlings were
there. All better to be waited away from
earth. than thus that they should drift a
round the world in storm. ' q. ....
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Gen. Van Dorn--Rare Magnanimity
The following extract from an order re
Gently issued BY Major General Van Dorm
is taken from the Grenada (Miss.) J appeal
HEAD oRs ARMY West TENNESSEE, :
HOLLY SPRINGS. Oott II, 1862. ,
Special Order No. "a. ~ = -.
III. The appointments of Generals Ca
bell, Phifer and Armstrong to the Gem
mand Of brigades, not having been confirm
ed, these officers are necessarily relieved =
The general commanding thanks these gen
tlemen for their. skillful services and CON
spicuous gallautry on the battlefield o
Corinth, and expresses his sorrow at being
compelled to relieve them of their com
mauds at this time, when the smoke of Bat
tie has barely unveiled that bloody but II
them glorious field. Not. theirs, nor tn
troops who SO nobly fought the battle 0
Gorinth, the fault of failure-that misfov
tune is his. - = - ~
BY order of Gen. VAN Dorm. ~ -
NJ. NJ. KIMMEL, A. A. G..
It will be seen, says the Richmond Wig
BY the foregoing order, that General Vat
Dorntakes upon himself allthe RESPONSE
biIity for the afailure" in his late battle a
Corintb. He,says it arose from no faul
either Of bis officers or bis troops, but wa
his own misfortune.
This is true magnanimity, aud as rare a
it is genuine and manly. Such an avowa
eviuces nobility Of soul that is as credit
ablejto the head and heart as the winnin,
of2a battle 1t is the first instance Of tn
kind since the war commenced, where th
commanding officer has made public &C
knowledgement Of his failure and coufssse,
that the faultslay ut his own door.
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YORK MARBLE YARD.

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the cIuzens oi
York and Chester DISTRICTS and the adjoining counties Oh
North Caroina that he Is fully prepared TO supply every ar
tcle In the MARBLE LINE Of the highest style OF hnis
and at reasonable prices ,,.,,o,r,c,,
He Keeps constantly hand, large supply OF
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens OF ms N, W0sk
NAV be always seen at the Yard nearly opposite the EN
QUIRERn PRINTING OFFICE, and few doors 7North
of aStowe'so Hotel. ., e.
- An work viii i,e delivered At any point on the Kings
Mountain Railroad, FREE Of charge.
He is also prepared to furnish 10 order, RoN kANS
of any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, &c.
January 10 - -. Up -
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this privilege will be the same, whetherthe
certificates are issued before Or after the LIST
day Of December next. TtS:5i7s'5.3- =
Certificates, which shall be taken for the
deposit of the New Treasury Notes, to be
issued aftsrthe LIST day of December next,
will be fundabls only in per cent. bonds.
:, Respectfully, j,-=EE''.>; >
- 2. C. G. MEMMINGER, =
Es..--.-s, :. :. -. .SecretarYlof Treasury
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NV COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.

For Division or Sale Of real estate Of VIM cro's deceased
Harvey NJ Ferre Applicant VIM. Robinson and wife,
MARY; James Ferre Sarah Ferrel, Robert FeHe Ihos.
T. Ferell Matthew J. FereA, Martha A. Ferrell, Mary
A Ferreii Elizabeth A. Ferrei, Minerva J. Ferre, and
heirs ofThomas Fenell, deceased, Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
the heirs or Thos. Ferre deceased, who was the un.
Gle Of VIM. Crews defendants In above stated case ou
whose names are not known, reside without the limits Of
This State therefore, ordered do appear and
object to the division sale of the real estate OF william
Crews deceased before the 5th day OF
or their consent 10 the same will be entered of record
- -, JOHN. A. BROWN, o. Y. d.
III ,eso =, -. an 80 = 3ms
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in the brigade had on several occasions
been present at preaching. - =
|, At night, the meetings resembled some:
what our camp meetings, having fire stands
in use on the outer lines, while the congre..
cation are engaged at worship within.
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NOTICE.-I WILL SELL AT THE
~ late residence of SUSAN CURRENCE, deceased
on WEDNESDAY, 26th instant, the personal property o.
said deceased consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs Sheep
Corn Fodder Oats, Wheat Wagon, Buggy, Household
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles Terms made
known on day of sale. November llth, 1862.
G. F. WALLACE, Executor.
November II IS q
At THE SAME TIM E AND
~ PLACE, we will sell the lands belonging to HUGE
CURRENCE, deceased, containing 1l96 ACRES. Tht
lands will be sold in five different parcels. Terms made
known on day of sale. November II, 1862
J. d. CURRENCE, r.
G. F. WALLACE n~Ne''o'''
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
WILL be ,S1s sold at the residence ssSas:nS
miles East of Landsford on the Catawba River on the
9th and 18th of NOVEMBER instant, all the valuable
tate of the deceased, consisting Of
23 LIKELY NEGROES,
amongst whom is a good BLACK SMITH, WAGoNERs
cooks, WASHERS, &C., Horses, Mules, Cows, PORK ant
Stock Hogs Sheep q bales of Cotton, Conn., Hay Fodder
Seed Wheat and Seed OATS large and varied lot OF farm
ing Utensils Wagons, Buggy and Harness, Blacksmith
Tools, Cotton Gin and Thrasher,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and great many other articles too tedou
TO mention.
Also at the same time and place, the plantation contain
ing about SIX HUNDRED ACRES, well adapted TO th
culture of GRAIN and COTTON, and Is well improved
with good DWELLING HOUSE, GIN HOUSE, and al
other necessary Out buildings.
TERMS made known on the day Of saie
A. J. KIBBLER, } E-ee,to,s
w. l.. FAULKNER,
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WILDE inserted at ONE DOLLAR per square for the first
and FIFTY CEsTs for each subsequent insertion Cess
than three months) Square consists of;the space
occupied by 0nes of this size type 100 words or oNb
INCH SPACE. No Advertisement considered less than
r. All Advertisements not having thenumber ofinser
tions marked the margin w be continued unsilforoid
and charged accordingly. - - u
Quarterly, Semi. Annualor early contracts willos
made on liberal temsthe contracts however must in 81
cases be confined to themediae business OF the firm OF
individualcontractng.
SemiMonthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advertisements
will charged ONE DOLLAR per square for each
For Advertising Estrays Tolled 81 to paid by tht
Magistrate Citations 50 to be paid advance 6 tns
personappying Notices of Application to the Legislature
S. to paid by the person handing In the advertisement
Insolvent Debtors Notice, Ss payable in advance AZ
tachment Ss tobe paid for by the
case. 49, 49,.
business Cards of hasquare orless win be inserted at
S5 per year For each additional line, VI.
~AnnounceInentso Marriages or Deaths Notices 0,
Religious Meetings published GRATIS and solicited.
- Tributes Of Respect rated as advertisements.
- Obituary Notices exceeding the announcement
will Be charged for the oyerplus at regular advertising
sspersonaI comrnunic atoms, when admissi
BILE communications of limited or individual interest OF
recommendations Of Candidates for Offices OF honor
It trust viii be charged for at to ~
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ESTATE SALE.
s LIKELY NEGROES,
OFFICE A. @. M,
CHARLESTON & C. Oc,ober Ist 1860.

MIR. J. G. MILLER is appointed
lH1 Agent of this Department, for the purchase o
FODDER and CORN for the Districts of York and Chester
Planters desiring to sell will communicate with him
through the POST OFFICE at YorkvIe, S. Carolina
Particular attention be paid to the PACKING. M
WATER must be used great loss to the Government wa
experienced last year. by Fodder being improperly packed
all such will be rejected.
MoTTE A. PRINGLE, Capt. and A. @. NJ
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JACOBS CORDIAL.-A SURE
eJ Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AMI
THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
jury II % If
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Valuable Town Property
Commissioners Sale.
I'm EOUITY.-YORK,

IN EGy Z O1Shs
Charlotte Bradley, ct al
btH tor PpTt1tt0n
John A. Bradley, ct al.
IN obedience to an order Of the Court
Il of Equity, will expose public sale at York C. H.,
on the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, tract OF
Land belonging 10 the late HENRY BRADLEY deceased
lying in the upper part ofYork District containing
346 ACRES.
better and fuller description Of said land may be had by
reference plat of the same, file in my office.
TERMs.-One fourth of the purchase money will be re-
Quired in Cash, the balance credit Of and two
years. in equal annual instruments with interest from date
Purchaser will be required give bond and approved
sonal security and the Of these proceedings in
Cash. (S6 25) WALTER B. METTS, &C. E. Y. D.
November 5 45 At
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JACOBS CORDIAL.-A SURE
D Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AND
'D0->' '''" ~ ' THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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VOLUME 8.
The 4prkpine Gnqnirer.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Two Dollars a year, in Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS

THREE COPIES, ss as, 10 COPIES, SO
.Ten~the money to be paldin Advance
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YANKEE CRUELTY TO ,NEaaoEs.-A
correspondent Of tue New York Tribune
writing from Newbern, N. e., under date
Of October 18th, gives the following pic.
ture of tie conditions of the negroes in that
Department.. .l,.,, - <sn;y7,s5 ,lS.;s,
"The situation of the poor unhappy
blacks in this Department, fed though they
are BY Union bounty, Is sueht as should ex-
cite the sympathy Of every Christian man.
I am sorry to say that they are treated With
great sternnsss aud severity, amounting to
positive cruelty, BY many our soldiers, who
seem TO- regard, them Aas-hardiy better than
beasts. Not . few Of our officers conduct
themselves in the most unfeeliug, manner
towards these unfortunate creatures, aud
are, in fact fostentatious in expressing their
hatred and contempt for the tsd-dnig-
ger" It is sad truth that the Northern
Fpro.slavery prejudice, where it exists, is
much more harsh and intolerant than the
traditional feeling in favor Of the institu-
ton entertained BY the native Southern
es; and the most despieable, form Gifts
expression is when it is vented upon the,
poor African himself. How any gentle.
man Of refined: sentiments could act the
petty syraut aud opprassor towards these
poor, sensitive people,, fond of praise and
keenly ahyeto censure as they are,,i more
than can understand. s4s0 -
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THE NAVY.
No. 6-Authorizes the issue of So $780,,
900 bonds to meet contract made by the
Secretary of the Navy for six iron.clad yes
sells of war AID six steam engines and boil
ers complete, to be constructed abroad.
No 29-Authorizes persons subject tt
conscription to enlist in the navy and ma
rine corps, and increases the pay of sailors
and marines 81 per month.
FINANCIAL.
No. 8-Authorizes the issue of such ad
ditiopal amount of bonds, certificates o
stock and Treasury notes as may be requi
red to pay the appropriations made by Con
gress at its last and present session. Also
extends the authority to issue re-convertibl
bonds or certificates in exchange for Treas
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
BnIous disorders : Liver cOmpiaInts,

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Not only your Pills admirably alupte Ia their pu
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roiee that We have Rt length purpiive which voA
Ihy tIe e0nllenee VI lhe rI0lssun and lho peOple.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

dssssc. cold settles somcwere IN The body anu oe-
struts Its natufn functions. These u not feeveA
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro
dueng general aggrasanan, suffering, and wsease
While In this condition, oppressed b5 The deangcmenst
take Ayers Pills, aud how directly ihey festop me
natural action " tho system, aud with u tue buoyan
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this trivial aud common complaint Is also true M many
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body, they rapidly, and many Of thcm surely, cured
by the same means None who know the virtues oil u,ep
Pills, will neglect TO employ thom when suffering nue.
the disorders they
Statements from leading physicians In some of ~
principal elites, aud fEon oleT we'll known publS po~
sons.
From a Tbrlearaing Merchant n 81 Lo,is, no T. 1854
DR AYsR: Your Pills are tho paragon Of all that =
great IN mcdirno They have cured my little daugh,r
o uccrous sores uom her hands and feet that had proved
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In her hair. Amer child cured she also tisa
ASA NoRGRfDga
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Dysrcpsia, Impurlty OF tho Blood.

Non Rev. j. u Haaes Tasior qf Aiseni Church, Botor
IN. AYIHi have usod your Pills with extraordinary
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GEAEFENBEEsG
fhNlgGY NpEBgCGNEE,

Are prepared under the immediate surrTNtslon ofu
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The Intelligence orthe community Is not insuitcd by
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among which may be selected ore Rptropfiato TO any
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VEGETABLE PILLS
better than any other knd os pill, In tho verdi
Price 2i cents.
tT'GRCFENBERG UTERINE CATHOL'CoN
!, IN iniallible remedy for all Female diseases-Preo
81 so.
eV-TnE UTERINE CATnoLlCoN will abo
cure Gravel diseases OF the hdneysiutnay diileul.
ties IN males,
tvrTuE GRlEFENBERG sARsAPARILI.isb, b,
fnr the most powerful aud eilcacious compound in
Price 81.
tS-TuE GR.EFENnERG DYsENTERY sYR-
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he boWels-Pree so cents.
ey-rIlE cR.EFENBERG PILE REMEDY nev
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Price ST.,
tR-rHE GR.EFENnERG CnILDREN's PAN.
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dsn, 10 children.
.V-rnE GRRFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE
REMEDY ia sovereign specific for this particular
diseHse-free so cents.
eY-rHE GR.EFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT eNeols all other salVes Ia ts curative ef-
iects--frice e5 cents.
eS-rHE GREFFNRERG CONSUMPTIVES;
BALM affords tho most astonishing felef in all pulmo
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Ph,sciau ot New herA, states that he has known the
Gtwienbsrs Cousumrivc's balm used with great sue.
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eJ-luE GREFEN r EALTH BITTERs
ste he m'siplea,sn = dsllshia luc ever prepsr.
ed-PHce 95 cents.
~ rHE GREFENBERG EYE LOTION Is IN.
psI'ileded IN all Inflammation or diseasssof the eye
Price IS cents.
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As n Family Physie.


Jiom Dr. r. ". CuitlUrgd, Nfie OffedFs
Your Pill, aro the prnte Of pnrgos Their exeene-rs
qualities surpass any catharic possess They arc
mild but vcry certain and ectud In their action on tie
lowels which makes thcm invaluable 10 US In tho dsdn
treatment OF disease.
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AYERS.
OATHARTIO
PILLS.

kle you sick, f,cbic, no
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Dysentery, DInrrhcen, ReIax, Worms.


Your Pills hayo had long trial In my practice, and
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bilious dyscntcry did diaThoa. Their sugar-eoailna
makes thom very acceptable and conyenlcnt f0r the p
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HOME TESTIMONY.

HON T. les IL lMON1.
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~ medicine invaluable Tor complaints cassed under
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MIS-, W CARTER.
Ms r. y. WEEKS
MISC. sNoRMsTElT.
Medina, March ! 1861
y The ahove named Ladies' We are personally 40.
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
II, y. KINGSLEY, ,Cleyeisnd.
For sale by Dubois n Co.. n. "a. Snyder, Tiiini
a. Hall, lowell nf. 2. Yates, Green springs; Nm.
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an by medicine dealers ihraug ghout the state.
d. KINGSLEY Cleveland,
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NlIlTIU HI0Tf d Nsi III INIis I90l. ]
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them. lIatrrnally yours, ALONLO BALL, 81 d,
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Headache ,sIekHendsehe, Foul stonaaes.e

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Dr. =. c. Arm. Sr; have boen repeatedly sugst -
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al orders, Societies. or Associations - follow;
scr each ngtlce Dot exteeing lines - cents TOT
AunDs4l.4as deatiss with funeral notice att@c4isd
~ without afflre, ree.
Notice. II Festivals. lacnles And EKcursio,, gotten
y - Individuals OF a~ssciatsns. OF % eh1Teher,
Il regular prnfa.
Legal advertisements Inserted al the expense q
ATTORNEYS ordering. and payment not % be delayed
the legal procevinEs. hut eoheetAble 81 the usa
lme FntlshsF not accountable foF the accuracy -
egsj advertisements beyots the amount charged i"F
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