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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
Congress-

The following significant resolution
was passed in the House Of. Represen-
tatiFes oniFriday,; by.a vote eff SO to
Is: - *. ::
Res6zped That Congress has heard
with profound satisfactio Of the trium-
phaat crossing Of the Potomac bytour
victorious army, and assured Of the
triumphant crossing of the Potomac by
our victorious ,ar,ny, and assured on
the wisdom ef,that mastery movement,
could:repose, with entire confidence on
the distinguished skill of the command
ipgrgeneral and the valor Of his troops,
under the favor of the Great Ruler Of
nations, to achieve new triumphsyito re-
HeVe oppressed Maryland, and-adYance
our standard into the territory Of the
enemy. :,,-$ { -: '.,s:sa -
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To the Voters of York District.

TO the Voters Of York District.
Having been solicited by many friends
to become candidate for reelection to
a seat in the-next Legislature, and con-
senting to the use of my name, / deem
it proper to state that circumstances
have since .transpired that will render
it impolitic: for me to continue candi=
date. I shall ever cherish a grateful
remembrance Of the kind consideration
heretofore bestowed on me by my fel-
low citizens. Respectfully, -
,,.-...-- wv. RAWLINSON.
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EXECUTORls SALE.

IN obedience to the Will Of Colonel
X WILLIAM WIGHT the undersigned win expose 70
On TUESDAY, asrd Instant the following Stocks and
$4,000, Msekienburg County Bonds. -. g,.e
10000 Cleveland County Bonds e.
"4,Oe0, Miss, Cent, and Tennessee R. r. Bonds.
600, Confederate States Bonds. ..
al shares Bank Of North Carolina Stock.
The undivided surplus on $50 Shares Of the
- Stock Of the Bank Of the State OF North
Carolina.
= 40 Shares Of Stock or Tie Baak of Newberry,
2 South Carolina. Z = 80. -, -
10 Shares Of Stock of the Bank Of Hamburg,
~ = South Carolina. 4 =, -, ~
:. TERMS--CASH.
, NJ. BLAcKWooD,3 Executors Of
\ - ~ III. Z. HARRiS. p }SeWm. Wright
Z September ON, 1862 S4sHg A
:EXECUTORS NO TIGE ALL
IL persons Indebted TO the estate of Mrs. AN CUR
RENCE Tehercoy notified to make payment on OF before
tie first of November next Also, persons having claims
against estate are requested 20 present them for settle
ment, properly auested. = sia;- ~ 8 b
. :. W.B,sALLIsoN,3 rr..,eor,
- J.5EfSs3f.a = G.E. WALLACE, - 1s~'o''
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south. carolina in the Field.

From an approximate estimate Of the
strength. of the South Carolina regi
ments, battalions, and COMPANIES, now
in Confederate service, appended to the
Report Of the Chief Of the Military
Department Of this State, we make the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
LATEST NEWS,
BY TEL RA Phi.
Special Dispatch to the Guardian.
Hospital Stores Needed.

RIcHMoNp, septem, ,15.-Hospital
stores greatly needed at Warrenton.-
Will some suitable person offer to bring
them ~; j. MONROE ANDERSON. y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17

RICHMOND, September Late
Northern. papers received here, indicate
that serious approximations Of aninya-
sion are felt at. Harrisburg and Phil
adelphia. At the, former place, ,busi:
ness was, suspended, and the citizens
were forming into companies-and drill
ing. The, Mayor Of Philadelphia Pc
commends the citizens to form military
organizations to repelinvasion. ~ :!
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: ;. YORK DISTRICT.

MEssRs. EDITORS: 1t devolves upon
us in the present trying emergency to
husband our resources, more in regard
to men, than money. Our gallant, al
nv has been almost decimated in the
last glorious conflicts in Virginia. And
now it behooves us to save eur able
bodied men for the camp while we
should select those incapacitated from
physical disability among us, to repre-
sent us in the Legislature; at the same
time weshould not disregard those quail
ifcations which are so essential to a
representative.
JOHN H. ADAMS, ESQ.,, our old
townsman, so remarkable for his pure
integrity of character, clear and quick
perception, and his eminently practical
ability, is respectfully presented to the
District as one who should be in the
next Legislature. His age and ply
sique totally unfts him for the camp,
whilst his mental and moral qualities
recommend him for the council.
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COMMITTED-TO THE JAIL OF
~ York District, az RUNAWAY, negro man a.
who calls himself HARRY, aad says he belongs TO ~
EDWARD LIMA, Of Columbia, s. c. The owner
IS hereby notified to forward, prove property, ~
pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt win al
fhe Iaw dIreets. ALFRED STILWELL,
: - |.Se;-ss - Sheriff of York District.
90
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HEADQUARTERs :


CoLUMpiA, s. C.
r HAVE learned with regret that the
Il names ofmany Conscripts who have been exempted,
and of others who have gone regularly into service, were
sed rolls were made under my order during an illness,
which prevented my inspection Of them, and during the
dhsece of the chief clerk Of e Office Their naccuracy
was Immediately detected and e further publication stop
ped II is error of the parties CONCERNED 70 construe the
publication into censure or threat. The terms and
forms used are technic In all such proceedings Proper
letters addressed viii insure instant relief In all cases
Of ofinjustfce. =, JOHN 8. PRESTON,
= = s-:e.tsa% -, y Lieut. Col, Commanding.
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p One Of the Yankee surgeons
left in charge Of their woundedat Cul.
pepper Court House, asked a Georgia
soldier why our army, then passing
through, was SO badlyclothed? owe
always put on oar old clothes when we
are going to butcher hogs WAS the
answer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17

TO save the court d0nSe, Wplcn Ihe rear
guard of the Yankees had fred: Not a
Yankee was in sight when he arrived.
A. LINCOLN TAKEN. The Petersburg
,Espress gives among the current rl-
mors the following:
The last rumor in the list is some
what amusing, if not truthful. It is
stated by the reliable gentleman, that
stuart's cavalry made a raid on Sunday
night, on the farm near Washington,
known as "Soldier's Rest whittier
Lincoln had retired several days ago:
The house was surrounded, and Old
Abe informed Of the condition Of affairs.
He entreated the Confederate cavalry
to use no violence, and promised to be
forthcoming as soon as he could dress
himself. Sure enough, in a few min
utes he made his appearance, and placed
himself under the protection Of Gsn.
Stuart. The occasion was one of SD
solemnity to Lincoln's household, but
not so with Old Abe. He could not al
low@he opportunity to pass without in
dulging his favorite prospensity, and
had no sooner confronted our General
and attendants, than he remarked -
"Well, gentlemen, this reminds me Of
an anecdote I once heard out in Miohi-
gan. An old fellow was arrested st a
late hour of the night, and -" Here
the Rail-splitter was interrupted with
the remark that this was no time for
anecdotes, and the party, with their dis
tinguished prisoner, started off for Gen.
Lees headquarters. -...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17

!, CHATTANOOGA, September 10.-Gen.
Forrest re-ocoupied Murfreesboro last
Sunday: = He arrived there justin time
to save the Court House, which the rear
guard of the Yankees had fred: Not a
Yankee was in sight when he arrived.
, 1862-09-25

From the St. Pau1 Press I
Near Lake Shettk, sixty tnsles southwest of
New Ulm, family Was surprised by Indians,
the tather killed, aud the mother seized as
prisoner, but two children, one twelve years
ana the Other less tnau two years OF age, we're
concealt d from the saVages in i nci5nooriuG
thiuket OF grass aud w.eds. After the alarm
The mother thus concealed her children, her
last words to the older boy being to "saye
hi lirtlc brother and never leave itlm."
The Indians disappearing with their CAP
tlves and pluHder, the brave I'd, ,rith lis baby
b1vf1er on hiS back, started for the nearest
81 tt'1cpaenf, suosisttug on wild fruits and
roots, and 1escniug New U1m in fourteen
days. About ha:f ~ay on tbs journey OF sixty
miles, he overlook neighbor named ireland,
~he bad laid down to die, havin:. been struck
By no HISS tnan eight bullets, and who ias.st
I'd that it WIS hopeless To attempt to escape
"But,'' was The heroic reply Of tho boy, '' my
mQtner's last words were 10 sare my 1Ettlt
brother, aud l am goiug to do it" TaiS dc,
yot,d courage gave new life TO Irellnd, whe
struggled forwar,l, aud all reached New Tin
without sccihcnt Ireland is nov recovering
On the next day after the arrival at Nc1
Ulm, tLe mother of the children was brou sht
In By scouting party. The Indians, finding
hcr an incumbrance to their retreat, and MOI
+. 6 II the moment disposed to kill her, had
lett inc wonrau on the prairie. and after Inaa,
| days wandering, she WAS reunited to her chill
dr.n.
| We regret that Mr.. Cleveland was not Ger
tain Of fne name Of the young hero-he think
| It was Hura.
, 1862-09-25
Gbp Gritutte.


4 Strange 9toEy About H4FpeFss Ferry.
The Phi1ade1phia Pres to-day publishes the
following letter, giving soma curious etate.
ments concerning the surrender Of Harper's
, 1862-09-25
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4 SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
A TKRNAL REVENUE,
RIRHT DI3TRICT, ILLINOIS,

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Mlenie Assss ,aea ae a! Tc1n of I9on.
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I " k1Sos11T, ASST Assessor. Utica Town ot Raz
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his y e, gnasr psst
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sia g listels. Co rd'F to t.ei e:ats rum S.o1
$.5cG: JrRE!et. $500: Lawyers. <l0pa: Livery ST
! bic krsrert. *;a.t@: 81 nufae.Mtefs. 5000: Fstcr
ins to III II class f:u 8 20 T. 81 Pilot xE.phr
s Essas;s g hs - % y S'
ttonai Part tht'c'L S*G1: hctltl uea. css except
Liquors. 5000; Refill nea' err # L.1nAfs - 90 oa
Mas:is tieSe: ST'ssSns So@a: fa!'Hx ~ sh1n.''s ~ ri;
sale D~a!ers Except .n Liquors, 5000; Wholesa
l pr+fsrs In 1A1roE4. ?:f1 GO.
AtiuAnnfnciur' ~ 0: Ast'cfe5 subject to T1v. nu
give NJ. tcr trun edtsty the A8.letani .tsses-or
tn. D'.is1on IN which the t anuflcsJry II io@atss
Bark form to- Bad Gtce can be obtained 1T til
office.
| PHILIP WADsW yFTI1.
ASSESSOR lst rfet1frt illinois t,fSec No. II Dicxey
Nutd;ng o2rtsise Trcu,out H'usc.
ss.ssUlsaslNt
, 1862-09-25
Rebel TFeAch9FY.

Instances Of rebel treachery arc multiplying
every day. Flags Of truce are systematically ;
violsted; but what wonder; q people who
publicly announce, through their accredited
rulers ttat they ~ill display the black fag in
their future battles, neither giving nor asking
fer quarter, are not likely to respect the white
flag. Al Bou'ee the rebels marched up to the
Bayou with flag Of truce cons;icu.us.y dis
plaFed. On setting II, Captain Hall, ia COM
mand OF the small Union force, sent out a
similar flag 10 meet the rebel tlas. But, TAX
ing advantsge Of their .up.tio: numbers, the
men who accompanied it. Captain Hall then
sent two more Zen, demanding the re'ura of
bis flag Of truce, ~hen they we're also detained;
and not only that, but they we're placed in
trrnt OF The rebel troops while dauaad vas
made for the surrender Of the Union force.
As Captain Hill VIA vastiv ov~rpo +ered, ia
The proportion Of abont 500 or 1000 meo to
bis l90, and rs be could not open dfe ~tth,ut
kslli1 r bis own men, he had no alternating
hut to surrender lis command.
, 1862-09-25

Patents issued to Western Inventors,
The following List Of patents has been is
sued to Western inventors:
s: Barnes, Rochester, Mich; miner's stone
staff
E. BeTneut, Fortouia, Ohio; plow beams
aDo lA1nts.
]. Brown, Lawn Bidge, H.; device Tor pre-.
venting hogs from roofing.
8. T. Emerson, Seville, Ohio; clothes,
vrireer-
Z Hance, Pecatonics, I'll haryeste1s.
j. Lecd5, Bloomington, Ill; sugar evapora
tor
Hugh blcCinton, Morrow county, Ohio
apparatus 1or eyaporating and defeating sor
gitum juice.
q. W. Putnam, C1eye1and, Ohio; clothes
w1iugeT.
j. a. Walker, Cincinnati, Ohio; railroad
car brakes.
H. ". Willard, Cleveland, Ohio; marine
7,f.. fIur
, 1862-09-25

-BllkH 0t k1t1he CoIIe8a, Racine, VII own
ATUR0AT, sept goth. 1864
a 1ssna k PeF aenom g.Ianle sem} annually IN q
yasAns,ee tor admission apply 70 6ev. JANE3 DE
hOVEE. Rector RActne College Racine, Wis.
se13n3S1N
, 1862-09-25

"A Retired Clergyman having been getored to health
lnt feW dayt alter many yrarEof great ne5ing u VT
3 % .se ctss Y scnSms ss3 1v y tss
Hon naea Vrcct the lev JOHN n DA<EALI. lr6
Eult,1u street BROOKLYN, New York 1essl7m
, 1862-09-25
4pEclal ADIlc1s.


Batchelors's Hair Dyel The best
n the world. WILLIAM A. HATCHELoRB celebrH-
sed Hair Dge produces cslor 70 bo distinguished
Con nsture-warrautcd not to iniu.e the hair In tae
t.ast; remedies the III effects ot bad dyes and inS7go
rates the ha for lise Gnxf. 1sKD or IusrT HA1r IN
Eansly turns e2!endld Black BrowD. leaving the
hair soft and beautiful. Sold by Ill Druggists, &C.
u The genuine Is signed william A. batchelor On
4he four sides Of each box Factory. No. Barcayst
Ecw York nste ss3 Broadway And IS Bond) 1y9a7ui1y
, 1862-09-25

wealthy and higa]y respectable gentleman
arrived in this city q few days ago from the
West Indies, harirg in view the employment
O. large humber Of persons for the purpose
Of cul:ivating cotton upon one Of the finest
West lndia Islands, Of which he is the sole
proprietor Or Lessee, ior long term Of years.
His original purpose vas to employ Germans
tr S~iss. hut, after seeing the can:raoand., ;,
aud ltsrnipg their destitute condition, aud
their anxiety 10 be employed, he ellauged his
rurlosc and now PROPOSES to take At least
5,op0 or more Of them, il tht government. will
assist them to go to his island. HIS plans
nset the entire approval Of leading friends Of
The neeroes herc, who will render tnem all the
assistance in their power. He proposes to
take with him portable dwelling houses,
scloolhouses, and church, together with
school teachers, chaplain, physicians, hos.
pitals, printing press. etc, the whole atfAir
20 b. coLductxd on the most approved Amer
lean plan. He will furnish esch family
With house and garden spot, provide ill their
provisions, and pay them liberal wages. At
the end uf the term for which they are etn.
| pjoycd. the government from whom this leave
| is obtained, guarantees each family sixteen
acres Of land as agratuity,- Cor. " F.
| Times
, 1862-09-25
Story OF n Refugee from Petersburg,

M
Moses ". Corey, q native Of Boston, Mass,
and now refugee-wel1 known here US Q man
OF veraclty-anired here yesterday With lis
Wife H was merchant III Petersburga, but
forced into tbs rebel army, as no substitute
cel1l be procured. He obtained leave Of ao-
tence Tor few days from tie ca1np at Rich
1nond, al returned home; and once there,
under preteDee Of business, he took his wife
and went t. Suffolk, ard tro1n there to Nor
folk. He found no pfckets between Rivh-
moDd and Suffolk, and WAS thus enabled to
esc,pc- He .1res .o1ns. interesting news.
The Net1iu1ac No. Q, as We have before
leaned, is nearly completed; her crew, tor
the Irs selt, being employed in garrison duty
at Fors u, ring: AL tile rebel troops have
bten Eeut Nor'h.
After the battle Of Williamsburg the mer-
chants Of Petersburg, expecting an immediate
1uopd, which had 10 adequate force for de-
funse, roel4I their t1.i.Aaa< 4nszra tn tle xfr..r
bank and made arrangements TO destroy their
u4tIchandise. From this time, however,
while our army was intrcuchiog In the peni1l-
snla, conscr:pts begin pouring into Richmond
By thousands, an average OF j, 200 q day pass
ing through Petersburg from Nyrth Carolina,
| aggrrgatlng sOme ~, C00 in ali. 1t WAS j snb-
| iset oi eurplise 10 tho rebels that VIC did not
st1ze the railroad over @hich they passed,
| thus cutting off those supplies Of ne~ troops.
| There is now tcurcsly au a5le-bodied man
ltft ip Petersburg, so sweeping and thorough
has been the conscription. Mr. Corey him
| self Was impressed, in spite Of the statements
| Of ply eicians that he was totally unfit foI
| service. He was told that the confedcgacY
nu did every man they could get, and that
:hany nrn in the service was less able tnan
himself-1|d2h. Cor. ~ r Tunes.
, 1862-09-25
Chicago 5epteE ber 17th, 1861 se21u5se1na
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY
GTAIE OF ILLINOIS, CUUN ~
~ OF COnK tt-Clrcnlt Court ef Cook CoH1tY

STAIE CF 1If4lNUlo, Cl1U n I
~ OF CnGK et-Clrcult Court cf Cook County.
October AetU. lsS- George II. Jewell So Mary
Jewe1!.-Iu Ch4ncrry.
Affohsit Of the non;seatdence Of Sta1 level de-.
q the Clerk ef taid Circuit Coart of Cook C1on:y;
said sompfzinais dl big hill Ct co1np Ant IN said
Court on the Chancery stte Thereof on Tie h1:enta
.ue ID Court afat"st .nid defendant .esuEa-
sb.- on the secnno Monday OF October uext ti2> -
Eo.. u1iese JON. The satd AaEy Ls.sn shs,l pr;
Ccol County. the st day OF thc next term sereot
+ be holden 4 ChicsF IN $40 County. On .as .,cond
to the ssd plainants' bill Of complaint the SANG
and the atters and things therein and .t2td
Will be taken confesead ii decree altered sins<
you according 70 The prayer 2: satd niM 49,,
" q ro,rr1.+, coi.r II
, 1862-09-25
30ufattortaI.


MAPLEWOOD Young Ladies'
11A 1uktttuta F1ttsae1d Naae. uomfuaneas IL ksd
ss399,.annsssseaop Of 1s2 E'ta a. @ atsepdaaee
res fer Instruction II the sold md ornsraentA1
branches. peculiar a4yAuta9Ae for ph1ueal he4lth
the Principal. sapl. .t,6f ntNwAF
, 1862-09-25
CAIKNA l. CHICAGO UNTOY

NJ RAUloAn-91x1NA AzEANBNN1R.
d ax1 A1H AQHDATs Kay ERa- La G&N y;
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d1kta pakztn: - r. toe 2an1sA 80 eEa9ss
Rut16. FHMsnxen AE 9elott A1d 3a1a1y919 ~ MS>
= zAfA =. aeny: Msas.@s1 - sSen IS ~ -
a3aenfnE CaT4 - aixAx U1t1A
q D. TAtQ013. ~ ~
, 1862-09-25

FOE HI~AuKxx- L. cR.sssK, ST. EAS-- Csuxe1E
BERLIN, AND tSTEanxprArK F,,TNTc.
IN Anu alter MONDAY. May 3tn- leeA rsesarGS
1rans Will save the Depot aotner ct Wyss k.us u,
S41sl streets. {6rldays ex1tptGd.) NJ to.laNs:
9:l3 A. r. and 20 +. H. aud A111ve At MilY1uKase
LIS 4. n. Anh l:ss33 t. Il.
.nssn2e1 T1ans arrive ss Chicago It l1:so A. T. H.
ill r.. NJ
EACx1sAn AcCu4xopArIoa YxA1n leaves Chic1f
8t 5ic Z. IL, and arrives Vt Chicago n SET H. II.
LlJ3 s. C, BALDWIN. Euoeftateudena
, 1862-09-25

EOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
This fkuElly school, both Classical sud English Il
located on the Lake Shore the ulxland Statson
q tlr Hyde Park train, four mi;e+ utI Of Chicago
81 EoSembes- Thorough instruction. IN = safe and
agreeahle hoHe. "a Y desEn Of the School. d card
b promptly sent to inquiries. Address y. A.
NICHOLS. Boz t,G1, Chicago. ses> u4sss5w
, 1862-09-25
GREAT GUNS0LIIeavE;
~ LINEfl
TlNC1NNATI ATE CHICAHn
AIB-LINE R4uYEkE.

Forty Niles tbs shortes, fonta to Cincinnati nt...
po1ao a7ts 10u1sv1lts
TkAls8 leAye Hcs- Hide Vnlnc Depot Cht.xks
da1iy. n touoVp:
ITO A. A.-D1y Kxpsc.4 and Mali {s1nuay1 sxespssk,
80 ?. H. Night Express tsatuscags exceptedl
Arrive At Cincinnati Ut 330 L u. AID 800 r II
9oEIHkKn CqxSAu11oNe-At 1ndiAuapvra tor Efac:
nU. Columpn1. EAdlsol, L4WstnCEea-E Jf1eY9or T{i-
and MI po1nts IN Central eoatAer IndiaaA Hiao
Louisville. Fsaakto1. Lexington. snd ~ po.a soE1i
soF peqcs, utbans, Dayton. Xcn:t. CoIr1o1I 4U3 (
pont4 II Central Aua Eastern Uh.u+
Connections 1. C!sctnnat for Hanueu. Marr.es.
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fhrouEe uckeE 81 this 1ne cau oe obtained Ut
2rtnc.pa Railroad UCes In The Nozrhwest and 4 Il
GaEpaoys YEce, Ee: Is Randolph street, Caicses
cHAs E9LLETE. Gen Tieks. Agent Ch.eaSot 4
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S.TATE OFnJINOIS. COUNTY

l or CODK, ss.--C1rcuis Court Of Cook County.
geptember Term. 1s6. George y Bob ann =. GeorGs
Aftdav!t OF the nor:re4.dence Of georEe Asoury
JfhDson ana Juliet r. johnson, dsfendaEts ato1e
1aid Ci1 cult Court q cooE County Eot1ce shersoy
gvtn to the ta;d George Asoary Jonnsou and J1tic:
compliant IN rad Court on the ChaaceEy ID. thereo!
on tie dsy 9f e. auGnst 81 's n9o taes
sa4d defend*stA rstusnaolc on The arss Monday %
Row urle~t yoa NJ aa,d George AspaFy johnson
and Juliet " Jnhusen shal. .onat be ana A7p:a
d.. ct the next tru thereof u be holden IT .nic4=
in said County. on the d.st Mondsy Ct sept.mb-t
plajnants Eli Of coHplalnt the SANG and Che matters
srr ihnrs thrretn CHARGED and stated Will be taken
a. cor frssef ind . d.cre entered kEAlnst 1o1 nc
cortinS t. the pEaJef OK ~ p'. CHUEcu. Clerk.