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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20
Bon &t0el'S Sprpe.

Giner G%prrsfpunbena pom I. Nou. aut
gi9sl's 6%aupsquarttu ettntbmer nil
GoIaenbss:
Sie.l's Corps III in bret Dtutfonsr
e'n0ubetlt pel&e aus lt&s BrtBabsn.
Z, p,ettue "a Neetmsntern bs0ebsn, - In
Wanaen eirpa $4,000 mann.. Dir nf'
DlYtFon ptro son @sn. @tatel, tie stpettE
yon Sen. @tetnwe6r unb BE brittle d.
ptfon Don @sn. @&ur, bfttIiSt. &C.
fern fno Gem Corps nod 3wsf Ne8tmen'
ter betaefaet poroen. DE foe. slettnB'
Ddeaotere Gne: SbaR @ifa Don BET
etlen DtutRon. Obuf Bu{&bsd ron BET
i~rsften unb BE SbtrRen @&Immslpfsu.
mia unp Ho~lrisnoreH BON Der brttten 81.
wilton. Die Battvtsen Rsbsn unter Com,
n,anbo bss Capt. S&truer. @auaQsrfs
bat 9iasl sefne, a6er 81 tptrp iebenfuQs
ia Aaeu ttftteotst susna ''ur nt@' su
part -
yltt hen Eruppen unter 6%dnbslunann
btlr.t bas Sied'f&e Corps ben nnter
JIasa BET petemae>s lrmes, 6iesl'e
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

G.litn ssarbsilst. BE NIT YuIssr ssiprsnat
u,rpsn mueten. Da tie GrunIoisn NUT
200, 900 pfp. gprsaspulutr 8slitfsrt Bat
ten. To- muetsn DE e~aufardb.n NIT eng
lifasm puluu ausseiprenst poresn istn.
|faus lie ni&t baS S&isepulusr In Nr'
(pru@ nsbuen woQtsu.
Dtsft Qauf0rubsn paren BE DHenfu'
usrte p.r Dub1np.tsn. 9lbu fe bsrsits'
ten aud, un, ibr unBebeurss Wdttr'aI
oeo.n 9lnarife Su (a1Bsn, umfa snes
Duibstpiauuoewnfs Dor. ptt fi& ouf Dem
udten Gllesl 5 Wstlsn wstt uno tait
chen 10 melt aui rem linton naredlen. Die
Qtnicn b,Ronr.n aus stnr Bruitmsbr. pis
nit sinem in Dels %aebauenm 0robsn
puisbs1 uno ron 8 Yarfrn Nsrout'n
Ranttrt marsn. Nud re &u0m rartn
In riel,m Stld nibt mieia. Die I'M:
tuirpildsn Ws,lbue,NunQtn tearihsn. rte
man bel Ginnobmt re YIoBee fano, $500
yorr9 ottr notesu DlfttFn srn wtntH'
oolrrten In ih, rts ouf mtbrerr Vintsn
ru,6 Gela osortsitst moren, UNI BON es
men liz ,iefts netr ale 80 {ub untsr eer
Gree NOR.
Won rim Don Uranfrsid einQsi&1Trn
3Q9, 268 mann tebrten 227,135 w'tee1
,urild.
Die @cfommt,ohl Ter 0tmelett'n 70
ee6fdue barua: 67.056; re Ger Vfr'
mtst,n unp @eianWnen aubsr 729 ~ue'
Aepe1ftlt 1881 Wdnn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20
&aDpnr'S lette &tunoe.

Sn parts 1T cine Geographic @auour'l
BON Bm. Be L. Aipe erldisnen. DIE lebtl
Stunbe rtsles Staate wanns 1T ben, g.
a.bu@e psr @rdRn MlRer, en Ntdte pc
9srRorbenen, sntnommen. ,
Gapour bel6dihats G@ auf feineu
Sterb.bstie nur NIT Ben 9rsen, flr tte {,
felt Sabr.n 8spirft batte: Norp, Staltsn
btelt er fur aerett.t. abr fGr Neapsl md6s
nod 9emirtt wuosn. Dur& Grtibeti
t1afTe Is restert pertsn, unb f0=9abrs
warpen'N sdpd ~ etu rst&feu une slad'
lt@fen Qanbe MAIDEN. (
@arttatbt-fuB te TT t etn
gtrenmann. Sd wtq Inn nt&ts uetlts.
Ct wtg mad Neul uub Bentot9 asten -:
unb i'd audi. Nttmanb IT ttutssr als
ptr. abu nae Sfrttu unb 1prol ants'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20
Weliai0ie 9ulouna In Spanitu uu6 Chino

Rtliet0fe 9uloung In spanteu auo ebtua.
Das ,Steee" ma&t eins 8erslet9un8 3pal9sn
benz gtrfabrsn Der ba,bartf&tn Nsstsrun9 0bt'
mos In Bs,ue auf reltsis(e Dulpune uno: 3wt'
ftsn ben %ilnsRsn Gntfdetpunsen osSen Yrote'
aant.n in Dem loa,nannten eipiltfrien Spantsn.
s. empfsblt Der aonistn. Sfabtaa, DOH BEN
ebtnsFihsn Raifr eine ,ettIe ltst ben @seen'
Rane %au5un.tmsn, tnt.nnn - beratrit: ,Sn BEN
'Nusenblid, no bi. @smtHsnsfsttttH r. f9lrsre
s&ldes In @pani.n srbtelt. trtuu,Setst, IL. Ia
Cling 8taft elmer iatferlt&sn gsto1enane
pom Il: Eugeeu 3. Monoes, In, etRsn Sabrs
Ger Rtsteruns hes aaasfsss1 Eeut,s.af9t it Il
GtrIRen setattet, TN eaxsets e'ebtste ees btu''n-
itlaes R.tass @otttstenes 4, ssr.t@tsa d sne
tire Rsltston ~ -prebtefn.a Die fra9lt&t. Ser
ortnang .ttfdttn In Der geHnger 3pftet'
I ne::i7 s @cuate sor BEN erf&itnsn etr Ser
utlts1una Der a%ubalu0fdrn zpretefunten In
b.tr @~ab.tbxrv Set tune 8: t2eanae..
Efae stett b.u.na@ tes Rsntstn Sfabtua u.
etn eroeet 8stpitI. r,-.,.,. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

5ticr 9e9cn svcOmotiDc Wir lelen I'm
,2ouiepiue 9clrnal." rob uori0e Wohs
in Bug ron II untslaeenen Bagcn auf
Ger 9lo1c, MEPi oYyi> Gilentobn in Re, Ndbs
bon Dlorenee Don einem Otter anaeRrifen
aus ZEN 5tienm aemo,fcn uno ear3Iid
,ul1rt parp. Die Sahe fcQ nimIid
alto suasQanQen Elm Der @'ifr fob Zen
BUG beraabrau(n, Wurce mitbsnr lter
RE Iiym.npe Grdeinune, 1sute li@ mite
ten auf rie 8obn unc teQann nit ZEN
6Srnetn une 6ieen ZEN Gtaub oufus
mdblsn. Der 2uafiibrsr, rtfs iebenc, lief
CEN Bug balten. in Ger 6ofnuna, roe
Fpatbenre Qbisr werce 0a ~befdnfti9t ent
7irneu. oter ptypttne, worouf f r lanQiom
reitfr fubr. StBt ater fam her @tier
buan, faBft nj, 'sinen 65rnern oie So,
comolips unc ma1i ie nit ZEN IL Wa0en
pcn ten Gdisnsr. 70 rag fe {ammt uni
[ionoera autraber, morouS Der @seu(daf!
tin Duluf BON $40, 900 uwuhe. Wi.
ter 6elr rsr @sai9tt babel eefobren 1T,
Miro nidt eeiuet 4
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

-6oTpout5 Rr6fie Tdnfen !; * nabm U.s.
DOH {eirem Brute unp4einsr Nihte.
Dian LIEF cen p,tor Sacob rufen, rer
baIb nit rem bstIieen Selsn onsam. Der
Wruf ~.1f,nnte tbn, ttldte ibHf etc 6ane
AM prod: "Yatu, Yatn, frete Stride
i'm frstn Staat!" - DaS warsn ietne
Iebten @ort.. - Dieler Yatu Saeob,
msI6er ibm eis ltBten E%r6tun9en Ter @e<
ti0ion vihte, 1T tefonntIid ee6weosn
lp6hr 1ur 0nantwortun9 na9 &om be-
tuisn uno if {einn Yfrinre entfeBt wor>
Mn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

Sic Yo(c. 8lsiue Decentralization
ret,en cen Germ, oertdtips,e SdidloIs>
id liee rdmpisn tin. 1as 0ebt man an
ret q. q. StaateNituna. Gin @ort,oe
aen MeGlsuan, cine Gt'deli ouf ibn.
Elm WiB utsr Jpn .brodte fe in 6arni(d
unp Ee l6impfie, n'dt wie etn Nrbrlpab>
'curun mic sin aan3es TuBenp Wald,
msiter. Die Ntleeuna WeGltuan's Fat
lie absr aunQ,nlabm 0emQ&t, le 1T niu,
nui,l nur, 1T lammeafTomm uno rulrsno.
- Ne iifbt, ra6 RE IsBte Stunre aeforz
men il, he lsBn SIunrs fur ibre biaberis
,e Yclitif. fir itrs bisberiae &dnc56oft.
Ben Ter (6musiam Wdide WcGleuon'e
ldbt Gb nidt mebr leteu. uni lie fdnNt
rober NIT Burr0re ju %lietduae!n an.
SIR Dsiipis ldeint Na4abmun8 iu
iInpsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

|0orana.b,n bdnet p.mssmde eusf&sise'
LID BON ben Bews8un9tn Wtegl'uane
unp BurnGre's a.. StssPs. Eruppsn
a.b.n mon felt pier @o&en un!sr Mat(&s
ortr. uus partsn Nlnpli& auf esfntttpsn
Bsfebl. .,o
Wa6c.m MIR ben Ma&mittaB sund&f
NIT S&immeipfennts. SbuR Ystbnn,
|f1lbfr YtoftGur pom unton.Qoasas In
Rem yoyt ZEN SournaIiftn, Wirfuofsn
uno 6olpatsn Dom(ht suiammsn NIT
General S&urh uubra9t uno' etntn
Nbsubbsfud bel Sdura ssrabrsesi battsn;
folptsn >ptr psr GinlarunB mstnsr alltn
Sopaer Greunre Qpons uno Nsmunsn
BON Stpel's Stob mad SiAels 9aup!'
quarter, stn f6tuee 2stdum'Bse Sad'
0etnbous, ras ,ualsi@ au& cn bet 'bm
weilene.n camille pe 0snsrale CUR
8pbuuna tient. 2siru foncsn MIR ben
@snuol, w.l9u Zen Abeno auu, nfm
nal pi,ru In ftintm 3tmnU trf@ttn'
r.(p. pas Bstt YsrIo6en bate. isbr I'm
mobl uuo letpenp, obn nf6t csitowsni9sr
bofnunaepou uno pom beNsn Mutb BE-
i,elt. Die @,rapaBsn Der Mi0ourt Gam
|pdane Gne ni9t lpurlos On StBeI Dor,
db.r9.pano.n. Ntsr nsbsn isinsn pbtd'
{den Qeiptn babfn rie pielen bittsrn Gnl'
tdui&unesn asmib uu@ cine na&tbtiltas
@irtune auf feline @s(unobett aedussrt.
Die 5limmune uno tu Self unter
ben Solrattn rss @isd'(den Corps 1T
aut, - abu 8orpdrts, 8orrdrts, Uor'
wdrts - Gin (dls9tsr Nldaus III bei'
fer, ols Elm @liullsetn." llnttdtt9fnt BET
Sclrot.n in xrisaeSett<n IT elst4 Dem
Wlbi9ganb oQu Qafer' &nfanB. B.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

Mau frdet, naNm meGltuon nod
1unton, y. 5, beosSert worren. Wir
lelen in biltdn Bldttfx2. pab I'6 rort
leine 8omilis olibalt. WeethHHun 1T clio
i'm eioentIta0enS inns pts @orts ubsim'
q thtft" purn.-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

. Geitttm bat Gb Steel's Corps mob
nod pundrft. Mud In Boicbuna ou'
feline @dunrbUt Gnb tie lpdteen Na&
ri9ten t%erubieenr, unb rae cine Wor
~ drtsbemseuneS %9efunctn, mi1sn mir
rptnn mfr au9 bsfdrdten, tab ft III fpd
at1Qttet pprren H..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

@ai9ington, 10. Nou. WQe Mnsoten
tGualtt rsr Yufimmun9 her @rmst in
1oIoe pss @e4(els In COMMANDO BET
Vetomac.Nrm w entbebren aQea @runpes.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

rtt0t pdpen, dUS YettpHtu III { Vtu8 VAVS ept3sue"s"s WV"
,u,mtr nod bi.tr Vile - nptswenbte II, unb stsfeltf Strafs
fsa fr falfh.s e4usren In fpl&eu 6daeu Sertdnst weresn,
all lest bur&y Gsfss b~tltmmtif 10, uub fir ee abnetmuns uas
Htaatiauua bes CHS 100 ieiue @statr bere&uet rerten.
eeii. %. Seine perfen foa IT, btsfetbtn 3etsetn Wttelteb
BON ,wd~ Gpmpasntea feu, 'uab iebes gRttslies elmer 0oupas-
uis, aeldes at.r BE @rsusen bes .GouatSs Ostr btr apunttet
tinaus ,isbt. tn 70 .Iaen feline gompasate prsantart 10, foa ale
entladtu bttta&tet m.rte.. sr6tHt tu DffJtrE, wt1dtE aus
BEN. Btreta fetner qumpasnte ober anbern Rsuansantes btnaus'
,i.tt, (ou a1s rsdsntrt tetsa&tst 1~psrtea.
s,ih %, sn Ter Nbref.nbdt stnss ,wsdud6tssa Com.
%usnb,urt, .: It antern Oifliers. foa Der nd&ae In Rans anter
t~eu[elbeu Gpmmanbp unb Gurpstu behtn Nuterttdt felsen.
5.tt. "a. "soats itta Gfftter bet etner a~umpasaie inse.
seu {etn 70 {pa hfr Rtstmentt- ebes anhsre aemmansrnr w.
tsrttds baten eusn Offster an,uueiftu ~ saumaastrtu, bts
TN 0ffiisr In zen 6laB aepdtlt II.
Cell. rs. Su alien btertn a%abernette nt&tF aneeeebeneu
gdu.n, fousu BE s. at&ten Der General. unb Stab otf,ser'
uub au.r aaseru Dfa,,ss. us uutersfR,tsrs Sts goluaiar.wat'
II be. fsta, una II nast nile masIt& NIT ben pa'%ten denH'
DIR etsueu Ia benz Ser. etaaten Disaa aserssn,aalnames'
q. Deuu OfR,t.e b~enitltea waas ttarspmsS, II
ruu bx OsRaier ,smmaubtreu. msl&er Elm pateSt beHss mil
ben d.t.Ren Datum, uub psun tnet Dffitue NIT .~eenisletu
muua pat,ute ron temftlten TatuH taben. 70 fou TIT stIattsts
Nana burd bs Ppus entf&tsbsn rerter.
eeit. "a. Die seeset. unb yRssalntcnen, BIZ far bic sesu.
1truus s,r Scr. stsaten Nruet tsatumt ans NIT BIN otatm..
r,uunaenn Meier ute midi austteinbas fnb, foIIen, ~tnfpfsru fl
Fenptn btas lat. 1aaf bic stSaHsxus Der eluntar'gatlis steiss
eaaies anssutbar fttn. -, -
+ cert. 20. sD.an tmme. Der praateat her BH. etaatss
sssr la asmmauseur ri DEL etue 8ie>ans ~sesotsues fs1. p
foil fsl&s 3tsbuns auf bic fsIssube ssale ssfdstea:
grR.xs-Deuu bic seuadt ~ perbsube ~esfe'eete Btpsne
autr aetl sn .tu.r aser mebvtrtn snpasa'tu ssH itter nsi.
ID slda fthn lou, u [su fsI&e aBistsna Gsssasatsrs'fs st.
xsat ss,sen, bu,&y euss II enfAsiben, Etl&a, BON ben
FGsuusabeu. br 1stease In BIN Dtsftia tts esnnaastrtnhea
"a, ,,,. H.! mtsin. ida,,r.. twsl&t1 Btta2te aus nsAex,
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; s"M. JENKINS,
Palmetto Sharprshooters.

New PUBLISHING HOUSE,. The Chris.
,tian Index, in its lastissue, announces>that
q new publishing house bas besa formadi in
Macon, Georgia, for the publication Of
books, papers, ETC., having secured several
presses, an engine, book bindery, and q
large amount of stock They will publish
Immediately = large edition, of WebsteFs
Elementary Spelling Book, Smiths Gram i
mar, and other needful works, their main
attention being devoted to supplying the
pressing wants of schools. They'ezpect to
have Stereotype Foundry in connection
with their Office. They expect to be pre-.
pared in few days for business. The es-
tablishment will be an extensive and eff
cient one, capable of printing and binding
in the best style. The name of the, firm
will be Burke, ,Boykiu & Co.. John w.
Burke and Samuel Boykin are business
men. We wish the B. BIS success. v
s Atlanta Commonwealth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12

sALr.-People putting up meat will find
that they can save and make bacon out. Of
their fresh meat with very small quantity
of salt. The process is to use brine alone
covering the meat with it after packing
closely. The time for the meat to remain,
of course, is determined by the thickness
a few days for light meat, just killed, will
answer. In this way the same brine can
be used again and again, boiling it after
using it on the meat. =. '.1. +. ,294
Tabs, barrels, &c., to put it in, is all that
is wanted to save large quantity Of salt
that is now wasted. One bushel, with or
dinary care, will go as far as FIVE with the
most careful management by the ordinary
process. Cold water will not dissolve 80
much salt as warm, BY about one fourth:
The meat will take only enough to cure it
in this way.-Jacksom Aississippian.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12

"a The grain crop in Texas, from the
Rio Graude to Red River, this year, is said
to be the largest one ever known in that
State. Occasionally small patches Of Cot
ton are seen, but this ia. planted for homo
use. - .>';' ''''';-'. ''''
s@' The firm composed Of Major John
g. jackson and j. T. CounciImau, are sell.
ing leather at their Tauuery, near Fayetts-
vile, N. g., at sixty Eve cents per pound,
having refused a dollar and q half offered
By speoulat0rs for every pound they have.
1@ Snow, to the depth efsefeh inches,
fell in Petersburg, ia, onths night Of the
7th inst. @.As hras Franklinfon, On the
Rsleigh and CASTOR Rad Road, q slso fell
10 considerable depth.
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and though not much more to be dreaded
ID that account, YET our duty iss!to make the
best preparation, we can to ward Of the de;
struction that is preparing for us. :: =. !,
IF Mcclellan does not: march on Rich.
mond With bis present army, one isin? train;
ing that must surely be met moving ID that
direction from some quarter I am conf:
dent the Northern people would rather see
.Washinston, aBaltinore and P Philadelphia
10 our possession than they should faifto
capture oafIeapitak Tive Be wise, in peace
to prepare For war, surely i WILDE the
part Of wisdom 10 us 70 profit by this ces-
sation Of bostilitiss, in making efficient
preparation, for the day. when they shall
burst upon Us with augmented fury
Every man should nov seek to know bis
duty, aud with brave heart perform it,
not waiting for his neigbbor. Thus acting,
and IN humble dependence on Him who
the bow aud cut.eth the spear
10 sunder, and burneth the chariot inlshe
Ere, and maketh wars cease unto the end OF
tbe earth, 2: though this war may be q long
one, we shall have; canse 70 praise Him for Foer
it's issue. -, =; .....s ...ti 4
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALA

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALA
BAMA.-Gov. Shorter's message was read
on the Goth ultimo, to the Legislature Of
Alabama, now in session at Montgomery
The Governor, after an allusion to the war
and the salt question, states that the salt
works in Clark and Washington counties,
Alabama, produce about 1000 bushels dai'
ly, which the State can afford to dispense
to her citizens at the rate Of 81 per bushel
of so pounds; and urges that other States
be invited to assist in the development of
the saline resources of Alabama. This
policy is in pleasing contrast With the course
of the authorities Of Virginia, and, if the
offer is made, will, no doubt, be- gladly &C.
cepted by the States to which it will be
rendered. The Governor also states that
contracts have been made to receive for his
State 10000 bushels of salt from Saltville,
Va, at the price of sl.24 per bushel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12

An Act. IL.
An Act 10 Authorize the Grant Of Medals
aud Badges Of Distinction as . Reward
for Courage and Good Conduct ID the
!. Field; Of Battle, s. 3 2tss2$i:,2 sf-2' :.
o41As Congress cf,ths Confederate Ssatss
of America Ao,enaet, That the President
be snd be Is hereby authorized. 70 bestow
medals,with proper devices upon. suc6 of.
GERS Of The armies ofthe Confederate States
as shall be- conspicuous for courage and
good conductjn the Geld; Of battle, and also
to. confera badge Of distinction upon one
private or non commissioned o6ceS of each
company after every signal victory It shall
have assisted to achieve. The non.cou.
officers aud privates Of tha:;oom.
pany, who may be, present 10 the first dress
parade thereafter, may. choose, BY major
ity Of their votes, the soldier best entitled
TO receive such distinction, whose nane
shall be communicated to the Presidees BY
commanding oa6oersjof shasompany J; and
if the award fall upon q, deceased soldier,
the badge thus awarded him shall be deliy-
cred to bis widow, or If there be no widow,
to any relation the 1Presidet may sdjudge
entitled to receive it, "a -" 'sEI.'-'tt'
. APPROVED October Is, 1862. ,,ro, p
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Duration Of the War.

, Rev. j. R. Graves, who has lately pass
ed through the Yankee States, communi'
Gates his opinion in favor Of a long contin
uance of the war: He writes for the Rich
mond Enquirer >. > ..' -
/ am confident it will be for our interest,
as people determined to be free, to shape
our conduct in view of what l have written
above, for therein is expressed, though dis.
conuectedly, the sentiments which the
whole Northern people cherish, and their
purposes against US. Permit me to add a
few words Of earnest warning to our people.
Do not listen to second hand reports nara.
ting the words Of some aspiring but disap,
pointed Federal officer and underling, who
says that this war must soon terminate, be.
cause he is tired Of it. '
Do not think that the Northern Govern.
ment or people is becoming more amiable
towards us, because the eregulars," who
fight for pay, are not abusive to the South.
Give no heed to what a hungry, shiver-
ing picket calls out across the Potomac,
when he says, "McClellan's army will fight
no morel" The fellow has only lost his
nerve, and needs warm meal or drink
of liquor to change his opinion.
Do not look for financial break down at
the North when the Government is manu-.
featuring its own money, and it sells at a
premium over the money of other corpora.
tions-when Government securities are
greedily bought up by bankers and brokers
at figure much above par.
Shurely this is not Withholding conf.
dence from the Government. .
Do not fancy that our independence is
to be secured as a result of the war d
political parties at the North. There is nc
strife so hot, no difference so great between
them, as to keep them from harmony IL
action to effect our subjugation. Let nj
frankly own that the worst is preparing fo'
us, and resolutely prepare to meet it. II
the lull of the storm that now exists, anc
may continue for months to come, if U'
permit, let US not fancy that the Northern
army is idle and istless, or that prepare
tions for our ruin have come to perpetua
end. They are surely going on in silence
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Real Chiyalry.

l. . 80 N-4E. R.ss. =
. The following, says the Boston Joarnd1,
is copy of a note which We received from
Gen: HIS. Briggs, Of this Stats aud which
tells its own story. We take pleasure in
recording any instance in which The .hor-
rors Of war are : softened BY az. got Of geRa-
ii Inc courtesy and kindness: ' !.
"Hsadguarters Palmetto Shdrp:shooters.
~s.co1. IT. s. Briggs; Colonel los 'Regi.
nseat, Massachusetts sNoluateers:S-1CoL
Having obtained from one Of my men q
medallion containing, ] presume, the like
ness Of your family, I return the same. The
medallion was found in your camp, in which
my regiment 'slepttbe nighsiafter the battle
of Saturday, the 3lss Of May Though
willing toimeet you ever in the field while
acting. as foerto my country, I do not war
with your. persona. feelings. ], supposing
the medallion priced BY you, take pleasure
in returning IT, 50: t.iE'':t'!-f" @~'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12
TO PLANTERS AND, FARMERS.

THE Subscriber desires to inform the
public that he prepared furnish TO any one that
wants such thing, the BEST COTTON GIN that ID made
anywhere and he still making Improvements on bis for
mer Gins and fear in challenging any other Tin
Factory 10 produce equal in performance or speed
With good dry Cotton she roll In the gn cannot De broken
nor made TO ovewhch cannot be said OF any other
GIN His gin also advantages and Improvements which
no other can have these have been regularly patented
peculiar construction of the gin, which other has
right to make. He also makes THRASHERS ofdiferent
construction to suit the wish of any the spike beater
and different other patterns He has also the right OF the
celebrated Darlington Thashers which much ad
rnired by every one that has seen or tried them.
Any wanting superior Gin or Thrasher can be sup
piled by sending his order to at Chester c. H. So Ca
Work will be carefully shipped TO any place desired
Repairing done at short notice. JOHN SIMPSON.
f13-To house Builders, will say that am constantly
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds and Doors Of every deserp
on of good material and Of the very best workmanship
Aawork carefully packed and Forwarded to order.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12
TO the Families of Deceased Soldiers.
THE State Convention, at its recent

. 4 session, adopted the following Resolution; = :.
.Resooed unanimously That this Convention begs most
sincerely ngle its sympahies with the relatives and
friends Of those who have fallen In the service OF hsir
country whether battle amidst the eansor OF arms from
wounds received In batle from disease, from accidenti
and that the Executive authority Of this State be requested
to collect Of all such, and have them
into sutabe Record Book designating the corps to which
they belonged their rank in the SERVICE and the cause OF
death TO be preserved amongst the the stae
as token of respect to their memories and legacy o IN
estimabie value to their fhends."J 20 - = =, ,
In accordance with the above resolution have been
appointed BY the Executive authority Of the stae
cc and enroll the of our brave soldiers who have
fallen from the commencement Of the present war, thar
they may be preserved among the arehicesoi te S,ae
As II Is important, In order carry out this taudaDe
purpose that the list should be Is perfect and complete as
possible am directed by the Goyenor-n addition to the
information to be Obtained from official
fine families of any soldiers who have died sickness OF
other causes at home In hospital TO forward to
names their rank, the date and cause OF their ana
the regiment or corps TO which they were attached
Please address me at Columbia as soon as possible;
4. WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON, -.
Recordnp AGENT for the State.