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Dlzp-Ia this District on Friday the 4h instant DE w
y. GooD, aged about 40 years. -ss-E =
BETH, eldest child Of James W. and Elizabeth Fewe
;aged years and ii months . sI- - Ssss; :.
Little Molly was anfnteresng and lovely chid, ,and was
companion and soace Of hernoiher whilst he. athei
Ias absent FROM bis home, battling for the rights Of his
country, and fe protection Of his loved ones. But We
should give her up cieenuy to r heavenly Father and
TO the enjoyment OF perfect rest and glory May Divine
grace snstan the bereaved parents.s =
o, weep not fond parents the ebfd Of your Ioyc,
Whose death you're so deeply deporiIi, &c S7s5
Is now with the pure and spodess above, -. : =
y Her Redeener and Savior adorlng ~ g. &C.
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|tion and attractive social qualities. he
|endeared himself to all with whom he
came in contact. Faithfully did: 7he
discharge his duties as a Steward
having at heart all the interests Of the
8Church of his choice. When the toy
5ain ofswar frstasounded, be responded
Ito the call of his country, and entered
the field of strife as one of her defen-
lders against the myrmidons Of the
North. He passed through unhurt,
khe battles of Manassas and Williams.
burg; and with undying devotion to hh
country, entered the bloody engage;
BBment of ''Chickahominy' where the
fatal ball gave him the wound which
produced his death. And now we hail
him as he walks out upon the ''star-girt
path of Immortality" therefore,
EsE'S'
Resolyed, That We receive the intel
lligence of the death Of Bro. EAST with
great SORROW butnevertheless bow with
Submission to the disposing power Of a
wise Providence. ~. :: ~ -
+ Resolued, That the church has lost a
Jealous member and an efficient Stew
ard; the community a useful citizen,
the country avaliant soldier, and the
State one of her most promising sons.
Resolved, That We tender our, sym
|pathy to the family and friends Of the
deceased, commencing them to that
|grsee which we rejoice to know, sane
|tifed and sustained him in the closing
scenes Of his life. z5,.- 4s - @as,ss Z
Resohed, That the foregoing pream-
bile. and resolutions, be published in the
|Yorkyille, Enquirer and the: Southern
christian Advocate; and that "a copy
bfthe same be transmitted to the fami-
|Iy of the deceased. - - IS - 4
VIZ DTArK
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EAI1G DupaCEiUtf futSfIc5-tU1 1utoIlu tiO,
wants saclra thing the BEST GIN that Is made
ngwlere and be u sl making improvements on bis for
ef Gils and has no fear In Challenging any other Gin
Factory topsoduce an cqrni In performaace os Peed-
with GOOD, dry Cotton oii the gin cannot be broken
dor uSade 10 spew cannot be saidof any othet
His I'm also h1s adsanfagps and which
ether can have, tesc regularly patfnted,
snch aste exclasion o s from tho brush, Ec., By the
peculiar consuuctiun of le GIN, which no othr hasa
aft to make. He also makes Ti RASHERS Of different
construction t6suff tfe wish OF one e spike beafef
ombineds the smoo7h drum with f1ge and no spikes
hnd iferent otes psftwns He the right OF the
Eeiebmted Ganlngson Tfashcs which Me very much ad-
Any one wautfng superior CO or Thfashexca he sup
oiied y sending his &c chester c. a., 80. ca.
Vofk WI be sareisIiy any Place desired
o. TO House Builders, will Jay statis sIacsnshnty
factu1ng Sashes, Minds and Dons Of every desef
don, OF rood steoi md of The WY tWofmansafp
AIwosk carefully pscked and zsrded p order
y
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HOMEMADE MUc1LAGE.-A CORES:
pondent of the Mercury says: A com
rrade being shard up for the where
with to seal letter, tried the gum
which exudes so bountifully from the
common old-feld plum tree, and found
it to stick beautifully. Acting upon
this suggestion, and not being able to
get Gum Arabic, I prepared bottle of
the plum gum, and find it to answer all
the purposes of an excellent mucilage.
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oIRr1cER,s PRIsoMN.---Y N i esterday af

E OFF1cER's PRIsoN.--Y esterday af.
ternoon, the commissioned Yankee Of;
fcers confined in. the ]. Libby prison,
Twentieth and Gary streets, " were re:
moved therefrom to, the new quarters
expressly prepared: for them, on Eigh-
teenth street, near Main. Z The prison
ers formed quite a respectable and Sc:
lect company, andrnumbered one hun.
dred and twenty-five in ssH including
colonels, majors, captains and henten;,
ants: At6ye O clock a. m, the whole
number Of prisoners received fell atri:
le short Of FIVE thousand. Richmond
+Eramiaer, 5h inst. u, - :, q !:
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
i 8 MILES FROM RICHMOND [
.-..-s June: 28.. 1862. (

A
Dear Enquirer Herewith / send yot
IA list Of the killed and wounded in tht
battle of the 9th inst, in the Com
8panies from York District attached te
the 18th Regiment, SC. v. YouWil
3have,to depend on the papers for an ac.
count of the battle: e.. T..
Company A Captain Nc Corkle: J.
4 SKsued. Privates N. S. Camp, j. G.
1T: Estes, sa-f y,,ss33, =. -, < sr
founded. Lieut.. John z. Parker
Slightly; Sergt, J. c.. Chambers, NOR:
ltally Corporal John ". Lindsay, dan,
sgerousIy -Privates JAS. Blair, slightly !;
] &. Chambers, slightly; R. L. David,
son, severely;J. A. N. Estes, severe.
hy; J. S. Faris, slightly; Jacob Flach,
dangerously; W. E.. Gum, danger,
|ously; J. A. r.. Hall, slightly; B. P.
III. Henry, severely; j. g. Love, Sc
7verely; J. N. McElwee, severely; vii.
siam Nc. Palmer, dangerously R. NJ.
1|Plexico, slightly; William E. Lewis,
ishghtly.-17.
Company B. Captain Miller.) XIII.
led: Private, E. A, Nichols. -.
/ Woumded.-Capt. Miller, slightly
sPrivates Alfred Doster, mortally; Jas.
1M. Clark, severely; Thos. N. Spencer,
John Dowdle,' slightly; R.
wv. Smith, slightly; R. L. Martin,
lshghtly.-7. ..r: "a -. ..~;.s.;
Company H. (Gapt. Erwin Wound
|ed.-Corporal JAG. Mckay, mortally
II. F. Miller, mortally; J. B. Steele,
sergt. A, M. Black, severely;
ID. F. Simpson, severely; NJ. c. Nc
Cannon, severely; J. Shilhnglaw, Sc
|yerely W. W. Richardson, severely.
20.
Missing.--S. P. Mccullough.
In the regiment. 16 were killed and
IL 133 wounded. Col. Barnes was slight
by wounded. Yours, hastily,
L. M. G.
T. -
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n6g QUERY why is it that NJ

n% QUERY ?-Why is it that Nc
Clellan doesn't 60 to Richmond?
Because hehas Stonewall to climb
a Longstreet that never turns, two
Hills to pass, and a Branch to wade
through. :.
The above query with its very salts
factory solution was handed to us by
|tfriend whois Al ways full Of puns. -,
p Petersburg s;Ezpresa.
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aas@ It is stated that the rebel sol
oilers catch and eat all the frogs they
can to make them nimble in the legs
louisville Journal. - -
But notwithstanding the suppleness
|engendered. by this diet, they find it
difficult to overtake the skedaddineg'
|Yanks.s. y. sass,sa :. 49, :slIsss ~
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STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA,
{ a.. Tt.z,sSf ~ YORK DISTRICT. y / ~
Mary T. NichoIS Shas

YY applied to me for Letters of Administration, NJ
id singular the goods and chatles rights and credits o.
JAMES NICHOLS, late of the District aforesaid, DE
These are therefore to- ce and admonish all and singular
e kindred and creditors Of the said deceased he
ppear before me next Oinays Cou tor the said
bf July nst to shew cause; II any, why the said,A
lhinistr.tion should not be granted, ~ - e
lGiven Under my hand and Seal, this 5 day Or July
In the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred AMI
sixty two and In the eighty year OF American Ine
pendence .5'ik : JOHN B. B.5ACKS0N,0. X D. 4
July 10 r" "a .Ss5si-5. :2rsss
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From the Southern Guardian.
Public Meeting.

In pursuance to public notice, meet
ling of the people of Richland District
was held at the City; Hall, on Monday
4 the 7th inst. The meeting was organ
zized by the appointment of his Honor
II. J. ,Goodwyn to the chair, and "
3B. Johnston Secretary.
/ On motion Of Mr.. W. A, Harris, the
Following gentlemen were appointed Z
acommittee to prepare business for the
meeting:
Messrs. j. u. Adams, T. B. CLARK
son, Alex. Herbemont, W. A. Harris
b. G.. Gibbes, A. G.. Baskin, DR.. J
Wallace, R. M. Johnston, DR.. 1Johr
Fisher, DR.. J. II. Boatwright, Thomas
Davis, A. M. Hunt, Eli Killian, Jas
Bates, Thos. Brown, B. Gilmore, Wm
Douglass, T. Robinson, DR.. Weston
Capt. T, Wade, Saml. R. Black. =
The committee having retired for .
Short time, James u. Adams, Esq;
chairman, submitted the following pre-:
3ambIe and resolutions: ,-,.z 81,
Whereas the Convention Of 1850 Was
called to take the State out of. the Fed,
seral Union, and to, make such changes
lin the Constitution as to put her State
3government in working order, indepen,
dent Of any union with other States, OF
/ to ratify any constitution which yothel
BSouthefn seeding, States might adopt
with her concurrence; and whereas the
above objects have been, accomplished
land whereas all Conventions are called
Ito make constitutions and organize gov:
@ernments, andn not to administer them
land any attempt to continue itself as
the government, through an Executive
SCouncil or any other agency, is lmpolll.
Stic and unnecessary: ,s..L...'.
Be 1t therefore resolued, That IN the
opinion Of this meeting, the Convention
should meet at once and surrender its
I power, by ,abolishing the Council and
8by adiourning sine die. ~ -. a.
RESOLVED, That we invite our sister
districts to cooperate with us IN oul
seforts to restore our government ane
atnaintain constitutional rig ght. x, - =,
4 Mr.. Black sustained the resolutions
gof the committee, and Mr.. Myers oppo
dsed the resolutions, and moved that tht
meeting adjourn; which motion was
Host. =. ..> .-.5 r. = - -.
/ Mr.. Myers again addressed the meet
linz in opposition to the resolutions
HE was followed by Mr.. Ficklin in ia
! avor of the resolutions; after, which Mr.
#Myers made few words of explanation
/ Mr.. J. z. Adams concluded in favor
aof the resolutions. r.. -:
The resolutions were then adopted
! and ordered to be published in the
aiournals Of this city, and that the pa
apers of the State be requested, to copy.
4 T. J. GOODWIN, Chairman
W. B. JOHNSTON, Secretary. 49,.
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OF:s0UTH g4ROLINA.

3. - Columbia. s. G luns sissa
Y.HE following regolutions, adopted
az by fRs governor and coanciI have beon ordered 70
RssosreS Thai tbs GSyernor aud Council st held that
ar exemptions from military service provided for by the
Convention of s other eopetent State author
are valid and tat they wiu insist upon the
Rsscirea, Thatthe Adiuau, md Inspector Generh be
10 issue genef ordf discflng all eitzens Of
This State holding Of exemption from hts ofce,
and otherwise exempt y die laws gffhe State % claim
their exemptions before the enrolling 0cer6f the Con-
fede1te Goyemment md 10 notify the Adlufant General
sy order os sbe Governor and Council j
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astrategetlc movement, which will resul
Fin the capture Of Richmond and thu
2entire rebel army. The Herald has t
BdiSpatch Of similar tenor. This is tn.
--latest account received.
Official dispatches from Washington
dated June 80, says that the Govern
ment has no accurate information O
THE state of affairs on the Peninsula
3by reason of an interruption & tele
graphic communication. Nothing has
been received to warrant the belief d
]any serious disaster.
4 Fulton, the Baltimore agent of tn.
ASSOCIATED Press, sent a message to tht
press on Sunday, II p. m, stating thai
Athe Secretary Of War desired that moth
fng be telegraphed relative to affairs OF
zthe Peninsula. This action Of ths
SSGovgnment had created the wildes
excitement in the North. >. = :
Fremont has resigned, or been re
moved. - ~. -
The Washington correspondent o.
! the New York Times sayssthat all the
latest advices, public and private, from
England indicate a spirit of restivenesE
lon American matters-m significant
than any hitherto manifested. ~,
RICHMOND, July The Eramiue'
zlearns from sources Of entire reliability
that recent dispatches from our minis
tiers in Europe, are such as to assure
the early recognition of the Confeder:
lacy. Sidell has indicated the immedi
bate prospect Of recognition by the
French Government. I.
The officers Of the Sumter were few
weeks ago all well at Southampton,
The Sumter is still at Gi.
3braltar. - x .ss, -: :
RICHMOND, July 4.-0wing to ; the
|remoteness of the fugitive Federal ar.
lmy, it is very difficult to obtain inform
alton of the, situation of affairs. Va
Irious rumors are ahoat, but none, can be
|tracsd to any reliable sources. 1t is
only certain that Me- Clellan's grand
Union army has been completely routed;
and while a portion may have escaped
|in transports, large numbers will be
|captured. Our victoryis complete. ::
Dispatch to Gou. Psckens.
R1cH,ioND, July 81 am from the
field to-ilight, and regard this serious
battle about closed, resulting in aeon.
tpzete, though dearly-6ought, victory td
bur arms. I. is thought that nothing
more remains but to secure the proper
|ty and. prisoners. The Federals are
continuing their retreat, and are now
thirty miles from their first position Of
the l26th June. Longstreet and Hill
ARE in their wake. sz.rsss =,
PErERsBURG, July 6.-The Yankees
have buried oversfve hundred at Shir-
Hey, and left over one hundred wounded,
who fell into our hands Saturday NOR
ming. Our pickets now occupy Shirley:
Nine more prisoners we're brought
into Petersburg. They say that Nc
|Clelian is in strong position at Berke-
ley. He has been reinforced Ey Sher-
DDS division, and now has eighty or one
hundred thousand men, and will give
battle. 3 g..
Balloons went up yesterday and to-
day. Wagon trains are still visible,
|and the tents of the enemy dot the
country for miles.
A member of Sickles' brigade says
|out of FIVE thousand men not FIVE hun
dred are left. -
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McCoNNELLsvILLE, July 8, '62.

\ AAS -
The following is list of the casual
ties of the Turkey Greek Greys, Com
paDy E, 5th Regiment S. G. v, in tn
battle before Richmond, as far as hear'
from.
Ksuea.-Orderly Sergt. John T. Nc
Knight, Sergt. Jno. Rosborough, Sergt
j. S. Carter, Corporal B. F. Roach
|Privates, J. W. Love, ]. A. Love, j
ID. Esters.
Woundsd.-Sergt. J. L. McCluney
severely; Corporal M. S. Lindsay
slightly. Privates, F. Hetherington
dangerously in lungs; Green Hethe1
|ington, in thigh; Hugh Hollis, breast
severely Thomas Mayfeld, Joseph E
Strain.
LIEUT.. J. D. MCCONNELL,
of Company E, 5th Reg. S. c. '
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CAMP sIMoNs.e

~ ST. PAuLs PARISH, June 2s,h, 1852.
Dear Enquirer:-We, send you the
roll Of the "Carolina Rifles as they
now stand, re-organized for the war
We have nc. stirring news to write you,
but are in expectation of warm work at
any moment, as the enemy, from best
accounts, are making great preparation
for the reduction of our great Metropo-
Lis. We await their onset with conf.
dence in our ability to. maintain our po-
sition. Yours, L.
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For the Yorkyille Enquirer.
Tribute of Respect.

The Committee appointed by the
Quarterly Conference of Yorkville Sta
ton, S. G. Conference, to prepare a
tribute Of respect to the memory of
W. W. EAST, deceased, one of its men,
bers, performed their melancholy duty
BY presenting the following preamble
and resolutions.
Whereas, This Quarterly Conference
has learned the death of W. W. EAST,
who died June 29th, at his fathers res
epce in Laurens District, S. c., of a
nd received at the battle of "Chick-
pRy." Having at an early age
isd the claims of God upon him,
~ med the world and embraced
- - With an amiable disposi-
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made available. We need not be more
explicit, as we, doubt not that when
our citizens 60 down town this morning
they will hear all about it.
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IN OIaIGH,..

,DASSPORTS, by authority OF Hl
j. ExceIlency the Governor, have been~sent to me
which viii give 10 persons of YORK DISTRICT VIII
may desireo visit any portion Of the confederacy In M
absence, have authorized MIR. JOHN, A. BROWN.t
aeI :Id'v n Py Ty place. ass % Z c. meoAW ;, &;
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ANOTHER ARRlvAL.-The Charles
ton Mercury, of the Sd inst. says:
Another big steamer, laden with eve
rything that we want, has reached.
point on the coast where a cargo can b.
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RICHMOND, July 3.-Northern pa
pers have been received. The Tribune
has a special dispatch which says:
A severe and most determined bat
tie was fought on the right wing OF
Thursday and Friday, and claimed by
some of our officers as a successful anc
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OFFICERS.
J. W. AVERY, Captain.
d. J. LOGAN, LIST Lieutenant. -
E. p. MOORE, 2nd Lieutenant.
WIN. s. MOORE. Sd Lieutenant.
o. R. GUNTHARP, lst Sergeant.
J. A. WALLACE, I'd Sergeant.
PERRY MARTIN, Sd Sergeant.
j. P. CAVENY, 9Th Sergeant. 4,
WIN. DUNovANT, 5th Sergeant.
w. II. MITCHELL, lst Corporal.
G. w. MOORE, ID Corporal.
F. HAPPERFIELD, Sd Corporal
ROBT. HAYS, 4th Corporal.
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sT Secretary Randolph will con
semitic no more partial exchanges Of
prisoners. There must be "a regular
System, or 5nos,exchange at all The
|preponderance of prisoners since the
work Of last Friday and Saturday must
|be rather in our favor,
CoNTRABANDs WORKING IN PENN
|sYLvAN1A. A.-The Philadelphia Eusning
Journal says that the great influx Of
negroes IN Chester county, PennsylYa-
mia, has SO reduced the price Of labor
that the negroes actually work for ten
cents a day. ~ -. -. 4, =.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, July 3.-On Monday
evening we had hard fight, and Sc
we're battle this evening. We met with
severe losses, but are occupying both
battle-felds this evening. The gun
boats shelled our right wing. The
Yankees are still retreating into Curl's
Neck, and are within three miles of
James River.
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a ,Lso A LOT. OF GOOD. WRL
~ TING PAPER FOR SALE. M. JONES.
ZIYORK MARBLE YARD.

YORK MARBLE YARD. ~
RICHARD HARE, respectfully Informs the citizens ol
York and Chester Districts, and the adjoining countes0f
North Carolina that he Is fuzzy prepaIedto supply every ar
cie in the MARBLE LINE, ofthe highest style OF fnish
|and at reasonable prices. > s;Ss -:
Hs Keeps constantly large supply FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens of his work
nay he always the Yard, nearly opposite the CEN
|QUIRER" PRINTING OFFICE, and a few doors North
,Jf .st0Resn Hotel. -
- An work win be delivered at sny point on the Kings
Mountain Railroad, FREE Of charge.
Heis also prepared TO furnish 70 order, IRON RAILING
/ Ian1ary ll = t.lI go - -. ZIP
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To Conscripts.

|. We are requested by Colonel Pres
ton, commandant of the Gimp Of In
struction, to state that no conseripts,
|or their substitutes, can be assigned to,
|or have the privilege to join, any com.
|pany, before they have reported to the
camp at Columbia. Such as have join
ed companies voluntarily, or have been
induced to doso by recruiting officers,
will be ordered to this camp wherever
they are found. Recruiting officers
knowingly accepting conscripts. or their
substitutes subject themselves TO- severe
penalties. The, authority to assign
rests solely with the Secretary of War,
|ssNE.,:. -, X Columbia Guardian.
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: VIM. NJ. WALKER.
d :Es n r T. ST

i --I.TJ :: trxVNxA Y HAHEk1s 80. J%,I. .
os- Office in:the rear of MOORE, RAINEY & coz
Store, formerly occupied by Messrs MELTON B. MEL
ToN, as Law Office - 3. - ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.

ETEHID uay, y. NJ. Deai, VI hIHg
IL Creek efsald district brings before me, A. Hardin,
siaatsaie an estray HORSE ofthe following description
Ia dark bay Horse 10 hands high, Write spot In his
forehead and one on his brands ylsibesupposed
o be thirteen years hundred dollars
Sid horse can be found four miles North West OF the
Kings Mountain Battle Ground about eight miles North
'Eas, of the Cherokee Iron Works.
4 - = ~ A. HARDIN, Magistrate.
1,,oS - - - u. o3 - SIN
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News FROM JAMES IsLAND.-It is
reported that the enemy are evacuating
|Legare's place. A Agreat'deal of smoke !.
was observed to rise from their encamp,
|ments, and it was supposed they were
engaged in destroying some Of theil
stores, &c. This agrees with the &C,
count in our telegraghic columns Of Fri
day, announcing the arrival Of a pari
lof their force at Hilton Head. 1t il
probable, that the entire force has BY
Fhis' time been removed.-Charleston
Courier, 7th instant. - ~ = ~
Highly Important from the North.
RICHMOND, July 6:-The Enquire,
has received Baltimore papers of thu
E4th. -, q 7fss. = |-se7sf! :! ~: g! g!
The Washington correspondent Of the
Herald says that the Federal Govern
|ment has been notified by two leading
European powers that the war must bt
immediately closed. r * < - y 2, ~
The New York Epening; Post says
|Lincoln has issued a proclamation fol
three hundred thousand more troops.
The Times says that now there is
room to doubt that the Federal army
met with a'serious reverse, and is IN a
condition of imminent peril. = =
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Confederate s. of Americs
ORDERS NO. S:'s, g go. S,;-s !
H by supplemental 0rders No. {

HIP oeuARrrKs CAMr on orISsrHucrlox 6e =,
- ooIuanrA, s.; G., Julysa, 1850
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Or. ALFRED CRAVEN
9fsiSeIt surgeoa Dentist,

- y YORKVILLE, 8. O.
ON the East side Of Main Street, South of the ''Pa
: So metto Hotel"-G9 -. :
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CORN III w I s H 7T(

y buy e1Wes5sy TOT uIt uUF lo'uV0 Do't1
Els or CORN. l. will furnish SACKS and pay the
.ohest ASH price wish Il distinctly understood thai
bis Is not Cor speculation and hope that those who have
>om to sell would prefer selling it to the
fair price rather an let pass into the hands OF spec
lators, -.,s.. .---.-. -. :. &c. Ml-LEh.
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T IST OF LETTERS--REMAIN-
IL ING In the Post Office at Yorkynle, 8. c., July l.,

Johu G.. Armor, Mrs. Z. Burden, w. B. Burden, W.
'ratton ESQ., A. Crawford Franklin Cafothers, Miss
Martha Carter Miss 8. O. H Dickson, q g. G. J. Dalton,
MIS- Hazel Davis, Dr. George Evans Mrs. Maggie Fulton,
francis Foster H. A. Galloway Mrs A. E. Hunter, Miss
H. e. Howie, Miss NJ. r. Jackson, James Jamieson,J j.
la. Martin, M. Farror Parker, Miss CathaIine Peeler
Fannie Patterson, John NJ Rsss, Mrs. Eliza A. Smith, q
Jonathan Sandii pr Steele, Elizabeth A, Tonence c.
ren, j. 8. Wood. 81 ~ =, ~ = - : 90
-, - :, JOHN R. AhExANDER,P P, NJ.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-10
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NJ sCRIBER gives fhis notice 10 al those that know
themselves indebted to him. that he must pay his debts ant
hat he canot do without money mud aiso that those wit
have accounts with him Of long standing must make settle
ment either byCas Note, as he Is determined TO Close
|ip lds books TO the first of January 1851.
; ~ JOHN SIMPSON, Chester, 8. C.