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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26
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RICHMOND, Novsmber24 4.--Nothing ad-
difional has trauspired concerning Freder-
sicksburg Or Buruside's movements. The
Enquirer, Of this morning, says the latest
intelligence from Fredericksburg is to 6 o.
clock last evening. The enemy's guns
were silenced, and suppositions were rife
that no attack upon that town would occur,
and that the enemy would execute d mys.
sterious disappearance Burnside evidently
desires siege on the South side Of the
Rappahannoek : and his tardiness in essay
ing an attack is; attributable more to pru-
dencesthan strategy It is quite likely he
will give mp the accomplishment of his OBJ,
jeot, not only for these reasons, but from
.otbersnd more, pressing calls, which will
soon develop themselves.
The Examiner says that by the last train,
which arrived, at 5so'clock yesterday, the
report was brought that the terms had been
agreed upon by which the town should not
be bombarded, The enemy had thrown q
number Of shells into Port Royal, . village
tventy.sv miles down the Rappahanuock
from Fredericksburg. -Four struck . house
which for week past has been occupied
by our pickets. ssas h ,g3a5s .,.a ~ ~
The skedaddle Of the Abolitionists from
Manassas is explained: On Friday last, a
party of nine Confederate scouts shot of
from Jackson'a corps iiu the direction Of
Manassas; and on their approach at the
outposts of the enemy, his scouts raised the
alarm that jackson was approaching, Ma
nassas was Immediately ssbaudoned aud a
speedy retreat of SaigeRs whole command
towards Washington wss theresult. Oar
scouts went into Manassas, set FIRE tothe
extensive stores deposited there, and re-
turned to their command, covered with
glory.agszai -9;9s} 81 u SIS! 81, .sSzs&
Information from Tennessee gives assur-
ance that Rosencranz has reached Nash.
vile, and has already thrownasome Of his
forces out, probably for the purpose Of re:
connoissance, to the vicinity of Layergnes
Ths7contiguity of the two armies may al
anymoment bring on a great engagement
in the vicinity of Murfreesbpro or Lagergnes
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A NOBLE ExAMpLE.-A gentleman
from Pike County, Georgia, not liable to
conscription, yet unwilling to stay at home
without supplying an able bodied man for
the field, has furnished q substitute, for
whom he paid $4,000. Another farmer in
Barlow Countyis making arrangements to
pay $4,000 fora substitute. This gentle.
man is also not liable, and in moderate cir.
cumstaness.s: These instances speak vol.
umes, * ~
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nA- Mr.. Samuel zJohuston, of Rome,
Georgia, went to tan yard near to town
and bought leather for one pair of shoes for
two dollars. He then went to ashoemaker
in Rome. who madesthe shoes for one dol
lar and. .6fty, CENTS. The shoes cost Mr.: J.
three dollars and q half At the same time
sboth the tanner and shoemaker we're sell
ling the same kind and size Of shoes at
eight dollars 1er pair. - N'@'," s.Ssa ..&&
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,;nea- A Temporary FIVE per Cent. loan Of
twenty-five millions asked for by Chase hal
been filed up bythegNew York Banks, and
nearly the whole of it paid in; 1t. is re.
ported that Chase fastened this negocia-
zion because Of serious demands upon the
Government by European power which
might lead to grave complications.
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Manassas Abandoned.

RICHMOND, November 23.-OHicial dis.
patches were received on Saturday stating
that Manassas Junction and Stone Bridge
have been abandoned by the enemy and
large quantities of stores destroyed 8 "A
large fire was seen at Bull Run.
Shurz and Staples divisions, under Sci.
gle, passed through Centreville to Washing
ton. s, Z. .s.-sa> zs.saav ..g grias -.
RICHMOND, Noyember- 23.-Reliable
parties state that an understanding has been
arrived at by which the enemy have agreed
not to shell fredericksburg, and families
are preparing to return. .. 'es y
RICHMOND. November 23.-Accounts
from Fredericksburg to-day are 80 confused
that it is difficult to arrive at the truth
It is generally conceded that there has been
no fighting. Passengers state that yester.
day. as the cars were leaving, the enemy
6redta few shells, which did DO damage,
except to frighten a few old ladies and chill
dren. Shortly afterwards Gen. Patrick
crossed the river with flag Of truce and
promptly apologized for the outrage.
The latest advices represent that all is
quiet, and the enemy gradually falling back
in the direction of the Potomac. Thefeei
of transports in the Potomac may bring of
the bulk of Burnside 'ssarmy. This move
ment would seem to indicate On attack from
Suffolk through the South side counties,
aided probably by the feet in James river
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26

S1cK AND WOUNDED IN THE HospIT.
ALs.-In all the general hospitals of the
United States there are now IS, 819 sick
and wounded soldiers. Of these, IL 1889
are in the Department Of the West, aud
II, 7,2l4 in the cities of Washington, Alex
andria, Georgetown and vicinity. Therest
are in the various hospitals throughout the
Atlantic and Gulf States. In N. Orleans
there are atpresent 5000 patients.
.-Nev York Tribune.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26

paT Asfrisnd. says the Shelby N: 81
Eagle, writing to US from Saratt's Ferry,
informs US that we. were mistaken in saying
the small pox wassin bis neighborhood and
that of Limestone Springs. He says the
disease is confined to the families Of James
M Sarratt and A.: Jones, and isnot near
ser than six miles of Sarratts Ferry. and
four of Limestone Springs. .-ee.T1 ;
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,7a:a s9a-F. - i'f) ~ ,
ern ON the tniuht nf tha 5th qinoto nts a

aa-On the night of the 5th Instant, at
the camp within a few miles Of Staunton,
Va, Lieut.. Crawford, of Chester District,
S. C., was thrown from his horse snd
dragged, (hsfoot hanging in the sstirrup3
and was so severely injured shat he died
the next day. He belonged to Col. Blacks
South Carolina cavalry.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26

IasT OF. CoNTRIBuTIoNs I'm iCLorHINa,
.l!!assFoR OUR SOLDIERS IN VIRGINIA.. ',
! The Fort Min Ladies' Soldiers Aid So
ciety, % shirts, 16 pair DRIVERS, 2 pair
pillow cases, pair sheets, Q Comforts, !
Towel, l Blanket, I Wooden Shirt, % pair
Woolen Socks. y: p 4''s
Mrs. B, Springs=-l Carpet, 2 Blankets,
l Comfort 2 pair Drawers and 4 pair Socks
Mrs. Julia Pattsrson--k Shirt and 2
pair socks. ss ss''2zs;5 "ls'5s.,s
Mrs. N. Witbsaras ras-I Blanket and I
pair Socks. , ~ ) : - :ss...sy .-''s :
Mrs. M !. NJ Faulkne Blanket and
2 pair Socks ' 4. = :
Mrs: Katie Moore-1 Quilt, / Comfort
and 8 pair Socks. = .':.s..'sl ,s'; .'ss. - g 8 - =
; Mrs. Eliza Harris pair Socks: j.
Mrs Mary Harris--1 pair Socks.
Mrs. J. H EHarris-1 pair Drawefs-
J. Il. Harris--1 pair Drawers.
Mrs. John Harris-I pair Drawers and
I pair Gloves s~z= .:&s ssa''s'f' ss
Mrs. bartholomew Faller-1 pair Socks
and 2 Blankets. 'S&'
Mrs. Gil elawsou pair Pants and 1
pair Socks :';s''.s' ss's 'a''Es 'ss',st, ts,,'*"
Mrs. Robert SteWast pair Pants. ,s !,
Mrs John Afderson-1 Shirt. -,
"a Mrs. Matthew Giles--1 pair Draserss
Mrs. 4. J. Wilson-1 Blanket. -
= 80 80 44a.'r W. 4 90
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sEA - 4.efs - - -
AFFAIRS IN WILMTNGToN.- I'VE see no
further mention Of the yello#,feVerin Will
miugtou, aud presume that it has disap-
.Ipearsd. pear Gen. Whiting has assumed com
pmand Of the defences of the Cape Fear
River. The WILMINGTON Journal OF Thurs
day says: ~, - -. = 49,. -,
On the 17th instant, the pickets Of Capt
Nswkerk's cavalry company rescued the
crew Of The schooner John WI Capt. Saltar,
loaded with salt, aud run ashore near
Moore,s Inlet to avoid the blockaders.-
They reported that boat load of Yankees
had landed to burn the schooner, which
they succeeded in doing. Capt Newkirk,
with a portion Of his company, proceeded to
the beach and captured one Acting Master,
two Midshipmen and ten Ptivates. Two
negroes, Belonging to the schooner, having
gone to the Yankees, we're taken as the
same time. The prisoners were brought in
here yesterday, in charge Of guard under
command Of Lieut.. C. W. McClammy, and
carried before Gen. Whiting. The Yam
kees we're ordered to be sent to Richmond
this morning.. The negroes will be placed
in their proper sphere. -
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WELL DONE RIoHMoND!-The Rich
mond correspondent Of the Charleston Msr-
cury says: . srs, :s.,s.i.,s .,<s.. .. ass
i. The subscriptions for the army amounted
yesterday to $40, ,0o0; Of which sum the
Knights of the Faro Tables are said TO
have, contributed $1,000. Large sums
have been sent in from, the, country, and a
morning paper states that Mr.. Bruce, the
wealthiest citizen of Halifax county, has
converted his parlor carpets into blankets
for. the soldiers. s:ss9.=x,s,. -.
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LINh@Y0R6 DIS

NJ TRICT.-Whereas, NANCY FEWEtL 'aas applied to
me for Letters of Adminlrafon on al sni singar. e
goods and ehattsIs, lghts and credits g FEW
These therefore to and an and Singular,
the kindred and cfedtor deceased 20 be and
appear before me at onr ne Ordinary Cot said
District DE holden as York Court House te stbday
of December next to shew Gauge, any, why the said
AdminIstrnllo Ion should mot be granted. q -,
Given under my band and day Of November
lin the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
and sssenth year Of the Indspsh-
sss ssssls Z ss.'l q. ioHN K BROWN d.
COUTH CAR0 O 0LI Illy ORK DIS
~ iTRICTpE pEeless, COB NJ. DEAL has apppliedso
me for Leuers 6f plI a and sngnlay The
goods and ebattes, and ersdits cf DEAL,
late Of the District aforesaid deceased ssS-S -,
These me ereioIe, cite and al and siu
kindred and cred itps the said daceaed, lcbe
and appear before me, our next Ordinary coSit fol
said District be York Court Mons on the
9Th day Of Decembet next shen cause IL any ]sythe
said Administ ation should not be grnntets ~.
Given under ny hand and Seal. this day s November
In onr Lord thousand eet hundred ant
skty.,wo and 4 The ghty-seyepth oihsindepen
IS = ~ John A. Be,awN n Y.p.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS.

kJTRrcTs Whereas, JANE A HILL has applied tome
for Letters Of administration all and goods
and chattels rights and credits Of ofNAFHAElEL HELL.
;Iafe of the District aforesaid, deceased -
These are herefofe cite and admotish p and sinsu
lar the kindred and creditors Of e said deeensed obe
anappear before me, at our next Ordlnafs Eonrt sof
ah day OF December nex 10 sllew cause, Il ths
said administration should not be granted 49,
Given under my hand and Seal 20r day Of Noyennc,
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
and E tlc eighty gear Of the
pendence ofSouth Carolina ssA ~ = Hess
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pE The Frederieksbdrg Herald, Of Fri

day EVENING" says sessT sss.ice ssis: -
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Poto.
mac River was covered with vessels of all
sizes and kinds, mainly of the transport Eor.'
der. Thatthese were intended to carry off
the army, is an opinion entertained by
many. Enough Aof the army will Ebe sisfe
oyer the river, though, to akeep upappear''
ianees. We shall not be surprised If by
Saturday nighsthe main bulk Of Burnside's
force is well sen its way to their destination,
though of course this is conjecture to o
great extent. Sasg ASsks9ss +s51s ~ - 6siss5
understand that Federal prisopers
captured estinate their numbers at over
LOG, 600, but we doubt the sfgures.gS gts
bThe Confederate force here is under Off
GERS in nswhom. our people can well afford to
reposs trust, and bethe battle here or re-
mote, thereis NO cause tofear the result.
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&C.. &C.. -, n.o,, T. .1a-s' - q - =
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-: EDITcRIAL ITEMS. R sysss
sGensrsl Beauregard, ne learn has re-
psisssd, for = few days, the deserter Don. l''.'
ely, who vas TO have sD been = snos on sun. I'LL.
vans Island, ..s,..;..g - So, h -. sa5
Gen. Anderson, OF Fort Sumter fame, is
with bis family in Henderson, Hersimer
county, New York. His health is not yet
restored. -, $50, ,,,... ss1s..,e, 49,
The Rock Fish Cotton Manufacturing
Company at Raleigh, N.,tC.,t have agreed
tofarnish the State With cloth at 20 cents
per yard, instead Of oo cents, as other a 'ac. '.
tories are asking. s'f Es33sss 3; Ss:,s saggs
The Governor Of Alabama states tnat
consracss have been entered lnto Tor tne
manufacture Of small arms and po~def and
expresses Ms eonndent oeliel ss seas Deloie lore.
many weeks arms o. tne pest quaiisy y VIII !
be,suppiled to the State fron ITS own man
ufacsories. a% ass:ets g ss
Among the special objects which i'l'..1,a mas ;,
oeen s mu'a discussed = sne o0nS''.us'0a Com =:
any expeoiepcy spe opelesy o' co' !.u
'ne eais'epee 0' sae hAs0asss . ou.'"'
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olosf na'looa' Osn 'iouo.ss. -,
Gs. us t,A sA''ouA' ss 1N'es''s'"es 10 N s.'sS
gam Is out 10 'oos 'sau't' "n'o1 -
'erPseIee 10 H Hasn'ns'oa'S " 'noses "'o =
"ascn she current OF sesen's' 70 0e pa'tus
the way Tor . witadraWat OF the emaoolpa- % -
tion proclamation, on the ground In tnas III is
Is imPracslcaeie' &c. 5z9,lS
Inc "leeegfap" states snas lnoiano'a'
mssagofda and fo"oefnofn nave al oeen
taken oy the '3t fedesals, s our people were
concentrating n LaVaooa for nsnt. H. Inc Inc
Federais hao out 70 iand as any tlme ne since
the. var begun, 70 take possession of those
places .... g. go = :.
a washington correspondents -! OF = 'ne ne
Phiiadeiphis inquirer states that tne mem mem
p''s .. 'ns eso'oss sa's'ug '"ef 'es.oen'
"ne"'y a'S Hman''pa''oa rfo''aDa''oo
james a oeioon ESQ., OF ufocniaoo
eouasy va mas oeen appointed secretary
OF war, 70 nii the vacancy occasioneo oy
sns res'goations OF s'1en' ". W. hanaolpn.
Ihe draft In Wisconsin was res'sted' ano
IN one county o5 moo VINO destroyed 'ne
draft box and rolls, and attacked the private
resldences OF several prominent citizens.
The PhiladclphIa Journals are informed
by the officers OF the Pawnee' from Por
Royal, that preparations Tor a combined at
tacs upon charleston and Savannah wer'
being gradually maturea. Inc crews o
tie Powhattan and other vessels are oelnl
Employed in taking soundings along tn,
y,oast. Among other incidents of recen
-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26

EASTERN Norm GARoLrEA.-An In
telligent lady, whose home is in Caldwell
county, North Carolina. but who has beep
absent at the North at school for some
years arrived at Raleigh last Friday. On
her route to Raleigh from the North she
came through Nswberu, at which point she
was compelled to remain for nearly three
weeks. During her sojonrn there troops
arrived, every wesk, and her judgmsntis is
that there cannotsbs less than 25, 900 men
at Nevbern, consisting Of infantry, cavalry
aud artillery She states that Yankee Off.
GERS with whom che conversed talk quite
freely of an advance on Raleigh, and that
Colonel informed her If she would wait q
couple Of weeks they would send hersto
Salisbury by Hag Of truce, from Raleigh
While there troops arrived from New York,
New Jersey aud Massanhusetts. The Van.
kee officers asked if she knew anything Of
the 6ne residences at Raleigh, stating that
they should bring their families to occupy
them. 81 Gen. Foster and the traitor Stan.
lev ssrs both there, the latter looking very
sanctimonions She represents 9 number
Of gunboats i'd Che river, aud the ferti6ca-
tions West Of the town are very formida.
ble,-Ricamond Dispatch, 10Th INST. i
ssrA Bill to be entitled an Act to add
an additional Section to the Sd Division of
the Penal Code .,.ss> b. -. s. s;esssss:
Whereas, Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States, has published proc.
lamations for the purpose Of exciting insur.
rection, revolt and resistance on the part Of
slaves in this State: the penalty for which
offence is, by the laws Of this State, death.
Aud whereas, hissproclama.ion ia designed
to be enforced By the citizens Of the United
States. i-,E.go.7ass s, 9.
SEC. 1, The General Assembly Of Geor-
eia do enact, that from and after the list
day of January next, any person, citizen
Of the United States Of America, who shall
be found within the limits Of the State Of
Georgia, shall be deemed guilty Of high
misdemeanor, and, on conviction, SHALL be
papished with death. ~,
Sec. q. Itshall be the duty of the Judges
Fof the Superior Court to hold special terms
for the speedy and summary trial Of said
cases F3s. y Z - y: -. ------cc,
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= TEN MEN. N e DRowNED--HRAvY FIRING

/ vi-1G
THIRTEEN OF THE ENEMY CAPTURED:
Heavy firing was heard here, yesterday
forenoon. We learn that the Eblockaders
had run a schooner ashore near .Moore's
Inlet, on the Sound, and a brig ashore near
Fort Fisher. s.'s' g3..F.s. 49,. -
The brig was the Fanny Lewis, belong
ing to John Fraser,& Co. She grounded
yesterday morning, on the reefat New Inlet,
and we regret to learn that Captain Gar
dener, his mate and eight Of his crew were
drosned in trying to reach the shore. The
brig lies ont Of the range Of the blockaders.
OnlYtwo Of thecrew of the brig were saved:
They we're brought off by Midshipman
Moses and picked crew, with the largest
garrison boat from Fort Fisher. We pre-
sume;that all the assistance that can be rem
dered viii be sent down to Try and save the
vessel aud cargo. The weather was very
unfayorable yesterday and the chances we're
bad. ,7sE.~sso- z, ~ Il. =
The schooner was burned by boats
crew Of thirteen men sent for that purpose
from one Of the blockaders. The boats
crew was captured by Capt. Newkerk, with
portioo Of bis cavalry, to whom informa,
stion had been given by the crew Of the
schooner who escaped Wilmington Jour-
nal, 18Th. 80: 49,. !. .:.., -, :.
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: The YANKEE AND THE EEeno As As

~
The YANKEE AND THE NEGRO As
we have always predicted the Yankees are
Becoming heartily sick q the stroubl and;
burden 81 tie thousands ofsnegroes who
have escaped into their lines. A Gonnecti,
cut paper-a aDown East paper eyen--.
acknowledges shis in the following very
frank manner; - @ts.. ~
The uniyeraal testimony is that they are
worthless to us. A. few Of them can be put
,toswork, sbut many are old and more are
children, and q great proportion women,
who from . state Of comparative Innocence
are corrupted and depraved BY communion
with the soldiers, and soon die, Or what IS
worse, live spread disease and corrup
ton. The have done little, taken as; d
whole, to what has, been done for then, e,
They show no disposition torender them:
selves useful --they have not the capacity
or the viii to be so and most Of them look
forward to return to their masters plan.
.ations. With these ignorant and simple
people there isa great attachment 70 the
places where they we're reared great love
for those whom they have served and much
more comfort there than they can enjoy
elsewhere. Z. While the contrabands can do
nothing for the government, they are big
bill ofexpense. They have occupied the
houses, while the soldiers have been With
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GoUTH6AR0 LIZA YoRK "a BsI DIS

s5 TRIeT. Wherein, nf ARYfN- DOVER has applied to
me for Letters Of on al and singular he
@ goods and cltaeis 4 and g e6lts PIEeKNEY H.
late 9f Bistfiet d .ofesaId deceased,srT
are therefore, ID tie and adnonsh all and sing-
tne Aindred and of said deceased % be
an befo9e me, or next ogdnarys Court dor
the said Distiic 10 be AZ York Court House, ON The
sth day Of Dcemher next, 10 shew cause; f any why
The said Adr should moi be grnnted.SL x.
Given und er my hasd and Seal sn gay o.
tgo and III tie; yenth year eol we inae
peU lence OF South car,lina \. sy5n
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NoN.C .CoMBATANTs.--A friend on q corn-
mittee to collect the names Of non.eoubat,
ants in Charleston, in anticipation. Of their
removal, informs Us that many Of the Wo.
men positively refuse to leave the city IN. IN,
der any circumstances, declaring that they
can carry powder, water &o., to the troops
and Aedetermined to remain during bonn.
bardment. One venerable lady of 60 said
she would prefer that Gen. Beauregard
should send her musket instead Of am or
der to leave, as she could use it, aud would
then not bea non.combatant. - Carqlinian.
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ss ss 'Eshe Legislature. -
The earoliiaiaa, Of yesterday, tie 25th,

49, -. f,Essr.sssss ,ss ysE.4 2 srsS ESE5k
The General Assembly met yesterday,
and the two houses were organized by the
sieetion Of their respective ofhcers.s 800
The circumstances under which they
meet, after What may bs considered the
inal Adjournment Of the State Convention,
give importans.dusiea tothe representatives
If the people fresh from their districts, and
many grave and momentous matters viii be
submitted, bearing on the altered relation
OF our State and people ~ s4gsss8a 2{f=sE
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. BRoWNIow oNs ssourH GARoIINA
Parson Browniow made speech st Ghiea,
90 last week, in the course of which be
said: .sI am 10 favor, to night, Of letting
,ott, as contract 40 the Yankees by our
Government, the saving of South Caroline
out Of this Unien, aud floating her intothel
Atlantic and sinking her into eternal per
.dition. Z Applause and sIaughters Iff that
cannot be done, I am for reducing Char:
lesion to- ashes, leaving not one stone upon
another, and then hope those men who
are running for Congress viii, pledge them
selves to vote for law that itshonld never
again be rebuilt while God iiseths and mar
seryeth." ;" Langkter. F. ,sssa ,se55, ~
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HfaH PRICE aoR NEGROES Captain
McMauus informs that.she attended q
sale of the. estate ,of Archibald Lam, in
Union county, North Carolina, last week.
at which eighteen negroes were sold at:an
average Of $3.50: 0:ss each Among these
were theasual number Of old negroes and
children.s@P Prime; fellows ranged from 81,
$50 10 ST ,430 The terms Of sale were sixx
months credit Z 49, = :. -. - Ss, ~ ,. :s
D The prices Of negroes never higher
i'm this country than they are at present =
Eysrg day that the war continues strsng-
thens thcseon6dencesof thespeople in the
ability Of tbe Confederate States to2 nlti-
mateiy secure their. Dependence, and with
Il the peruanepey iof the Institution Of sla,
very; hence the readiness with which VI the
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