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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
TUESDAY MORNING. Sen

TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 16, 1862.
The Division moved yesterday at about 10 A..
NJ, passed through the region of the battle on
the previous day-dead rebels on every side.
Our surgeons administered to the wants of
many of the wounded rebels. Saw hundreds
of wounded rebels as we passed through diff
ferent villages, in barns houses, hospitals. 1t
was very sorry sight for our boys-rebels
were strongly intrenched on the mountain and
held good position, but fled as the army ap-
preached. Generals Mcclellan aud Burnside
passed in front of the army-immense cheering.
Rebel prisoners being brought in all the time,
poorly dressed but fine looking fellOws-act as
though they were glad to be taken in.
TUESDAY MoRNlNG-later
&The battle has commenced, one man killed
within twenty rods of me by q shell. My faith
is in God; if die die in the faith Ofmy Lord
and Saviour Jesus Christ, who died that I
might live. We are now to go into battle God
save my men, God save me- God save the
United States of America, God bless you my
own dear wife, and may we meet at last in
heaven where there will be no war or sin.
CAMP NEAR PErERsvILLE, MD.,l
Wednesday morning, 18th.
We are on the eve of great battle. Yester-
day there was an artillery engagement close by
us, and we were lodging shells and balls for
about three hours. One man was killed within
fifteen or twenty rods of me. Several others
were wounded We have an immense army
here-McClellan and Burnside are here in COM
mand-I cannot say mOre-we are ordered off
with eighty rounds of cartridges cannon are
booming on every side-my faith is in God.
Ipassed the battles ground Monday; saw the
dead and wounded on every side. pray God
we may be successful and that you may see me
again.
And just there the pencil notes close
suddenly, memorably to those who loved
the man, for an hour later he lay dead on
the field of victory, and this pencil story
remains to tell how and why he died.
It is not often that such simple history
of a mans thoughts, as he approaches
death in battle, is preserved. tits because
of this that it is more valuable. There are
thousands like him in the field Thousands
like him have fallen. Would to God the
end were visible.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Judge Thomas j. Withers has been
elected an Associate Justice of the Court
Of Appeals.
"A case supposed be small pox has
been discovered IN Charlotte, and prompt
measures have been taken by the authori.
ties to prevent the spread of that loathsome
disease.
IL is reported that on the retreat OF
the Federal forces under Gen. Sill from La
vergne, Tenn, the other day, they applied
the torch to the houses of citizens along the
road. 1t is further reported that Gen.
Bragg declares that in future he will not
recognize the members of this division as
soldiers or as prisoners Of war if taken.
- Let no bale of Cotton now e1tant
reach the Yankees. Let no Cotton be plan
ted but for home consumption until we are
assured Of peace and independence. Let
US recognize ourselves.
BY united determination on these points
we verify believe the Confederacy can con-
uuer peace before the next anniversary
of the occupation Of Fort Sumter.
Under the auspices Of Capt Flnnle,
the Nitre Bureau of Mobile is producing
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
Bill
A Bill
To Provide for a guarantee by the State of
= the Bonds Of the Confederate States. 2,

IRe D0nQS Vi tue Suolouotat0 os@VSS'
SKo. l., Be it enacted bg the Senate and
House Of Representatives non tnles and SIT.
ting in General Assembly, aaF Iy the qu-
tdhority ofthss same That the Governor of
the State, for the time being, be, and he is
hereby, authorized and directed to endorse
the guarantee Of the State upon the Bonds
Of The Confederate States of America, upon
the application of the Government Of the.
said Confederate States, to an amount equal
to the proportiouate share ofishe State OF
of South Carolina, of the sqmIof two. hum.
dred millions Of dollars, 10 tho ratio Of the
representation of said State ID the House
of Representatives Of the Confederate Con-
greas, thereby pledging tho filth and the
funds of the Stats for the payment Of the
principal of the said Boude, aud the inte.
rest to accrue thereon: Prorided, That
such of the Bonds as shall be isoldsWithin
the Confederate States, SHALL De disposed of
to tho highest bidde.s:. Had p,ovidsd fur.
ther, That in the sale, whether in this
country or abroad, of these Bonds, this
State and the, citizens thereof shall have
the right to purchase the Bonds under its
guarantee, in preference to all purchasers
at equal bids.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

> RICHMOND, Dec. 13.-Letters from the
summit, FIVE miles east Of Fredericksburg,
dated IL m. yesterday, state that large
portion of the town was de,troyed by shells
and fire. The Postofice block was fred
aud burned the Virginia Bank and Metho-
dist Church and Tacketfs Wooleu Mill
were also burned. The Court House was
q y az
uuipjured. : - -. =. .ss ,-s- SIS :
? The, fight of the few citizens who re-
NAMED is described as very distressing
scene. t,4$ - ,,lzs.I -.gsess, -...s 3
1t 10 reported that somf FIVE thousand
Yankees have crossed tho river. All ao.
counts speak confidently Of success Of our
arms when the general 9'sagement takes
place. tssase tzt, zerz-F =
. Our loss in killed, and wounded, in the
.skirmish on, yesterday, was about one hun
dred and thirty ,asy -.sze, go, .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

aea. An accident Of al uncommonly mol,
anichoIy character occurred at Sullivan 8 Isl
and on "Wednesday afternoon. - s~
- While three men we're ramming home a
abelt into rife cannon the missile explo.
ded. The rammef tore Of the arm. Of two
Of the >gupners aud Che hand Of the third,
and fifteen soldiers standing near the piece
we're more or less Injured BY the fragments
of the shell. Some Of these, it IS feared,
will loose their sight. -
The wounded men were attended to by
Dr.. Elias Horlbeck, Surgeon Of Fort Moul-
trie, who performed his duties with skill
and tendeiness.- CoasIsr. 'V't 4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

y y
IMPROVEMENT IN goNREDERATE BILLS.
We have seen some specimens Of the
81, 80, SIS, SO and $40 Confederate Notes,
just completed BY sMessrs. Keating & Ball,
,Eogravers, of Columbia, and sinteoded for
the new and permanent issue of the Govern.
men.. They are extremely beautiful, in
design and finish, and will compare favora-
bly, with the bank issues Of this or any 9th
er country. They completely put stoshame
all former issueso Confederate Notes, and,
as an evidencesof our progress, are, most
honorable to US asa nation, In addition
to their other recommendations, the sma,
chine work" is 50 perfect, that counterfeit-
ers will .6nd it next to impossible to .couu-
terfeit them.-Charlsstoa Mercury.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

aszGsN. DRAYroN's BRIaADE.-A private
.letter.from Virginia contains the following
intelligeuce:sa t..-sT 81 - - +;
The health Of Gen. Drayton is very bad,
and he has returned homo. His brigade
will be distributed. The, 50th 51st Geor.
gia to semmes'; Phillips Legion and 18th
Georgia to Cobb the l5th South Carolina
and James Battalion to Kershaw.. ,,l
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

MORE CoyNrERgEITs.-We have been
shown two new counterfeits Of the Hoyer
T. Ludwig $50 and sl00 bills, concerning
which there was SO general aatter few
months ago. The counterfeits dc lot ex
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
The BLACK FLAG Az BEaw1oE's Bar.
The Mobile Register of the 9th says:

A rumor is current here that ani engage.
meut occurred at Beraiek's Bay, Louisiana,
a few days ago.. between our troops at that
point and a mixed forse Of whites and
blacks from n. Orleans, ,Fip, which the enc
my were defeated, with considerable loss.
Our troops, u. is said, went into the action
under the black dag, captured between
thirty and forty prisoners, and shot them
all on The, spot, The Crescent Regiment
and the 18th Louisiana are alone mentioned
as having participated in the affair.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

RICHMOND, Dec. l4-Passengers BY
this evenings train report that the enemy
was driven back two mills yesterday, and
our troops occupied tbs' battle field this
morning. - - 7''' 'S''''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

The enemy's loss IS represented Is i'm.
meuse. One Thousand dead Jay in one field.
The Federal General Hooker is reported
killed da-S7 sasass stssSsS
private despatch from Gen Stuart
says: tsWe have had . great fght, and re-
pulsed the enemy tall points. We have
lost many good officers and brave men. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
LATEST NEWS,
Z ,-- s------: d. q Fss9ssS <
OUR ARMY VICTORIOUS.
Our liant, Dead.

- .s ssfesl's,> e - :,
: The following dispatch was received from
Gen. Lee late last night :: ~ ~.
: At9 o'clock this morning lsatnrday1
the enemy attacked our right wing and as
sthefog lifted the battle ran along the line
from right left, until s. o,clock, .. M !.
The enemy Has repulsed at OIL points,
thanks be to God, as nsual. T :s5ss5 I.
= We have to mourn the sloss Of many
brave men. 4.,- 80, 80. :.s 80 s 8
{ Iexpeot tie battle will be resumed q
Tomorrow Sunday morning q
: (Signed) u RoBRRr E.LrE.
% Approved BY tue Secretary Of War,ssrs. +, 2
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.s' WIN. B. BOGGS, 7
Chaplain 9th Regiment, 8. @. v
Daring Robbery.


On Wednesday night the 10Th instant,
Jesse N. Lawson, 7a5ias &. J. North,
William NJ. Leake, W;sB. King, and Eu-
gene horton; brokssinso ttheAGovernment
Lithographic Office, In the back building
over Fisher d AgneH's hardware, store, IN
this city and stolsa number Of sheets of the
new twentics, none. Of which have yet been
issued. Promptly on Thursday morning,
Chief Police BurdelfWas put on the track,
and the epsrties were soon lodged sin the
Guard House. = A preliminary se-smination
was held BY Mayor GOODWIN, yesterday,
and all the parties we're remanded for .
sfurtherhessing. II will relieve the pub.
lio to be informed that alt the abstractsd
sheets of notes were recovered. Guar
dian, sysaTss y=sas ggiis2sssssh 5SSssasss,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

Louis Napoleon Determined on Medi-
~ alton In American Affairs.
! RICHMOND, Dec. 13.-The Paris CORES,
poudent of the New York Herald, uDde,
date of Nov. IA, that Lord Cowley was in.
foimed by Napoleon that his conviction Of
the absolute necessity of mediation in A.
meriean affairs was so strong, that if Eng,
land persisted for any time in her refusal,
be shouldln hesitate to act without her,
in conjunction with whatever other Euro
peanS Powers would associate with him. a..
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WIaNsaoao, S. G., Dec.lII

.. W3NNSB0H0y .. O., Dec.+II.
EDITOR GUARDIAN: Please give aplact
n yot,r columns To- the following telegram
and tberebv; promote the comfort Of our ,s,ol
disrs: :,1sss',,,-.
FeEpEn1oKspuRa. Va, Dec. 10, 1862. ::
Rev VIM. Boees, Winnsboro, 8, az
You are hereby authorized to collect aud
hiring IN apy contributions; for the: Sixth
sontb Carolina Regiment. Or for tbiis br;o
ada. ei.''''s
RI order of General Jenkins.
I'm. SIMS Bfipads ,frauaotor. :.
Gan Jenk;na, brieada i i ootnn noaad A a.
commands Of eols, Bratton. : ", walker. I e CAV. s.
ord sDancon and Tbo,nnson and .tb.a an,s..
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JICAR0IIN N-Y5RK DIS
SOUTH CAR OLIN 1A-Y 0RK DIS:

DTRICT-Whereas ,MARGARET BIGTfAM. has up.
piled tome for Administration on all and sinsu-
lar the goods and chate and credits Of JOHN H.
BIGHAM, late Of tac District Aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, elite and adonish all and sing-
lar tho kindred OF the said deceased, be-
and appear before me ii our next Ordinas Cour for the
said District 10 be holden York Court House on the 2sh
day of December instant, 70 ew cause IL any, why the
said ADMINISTRATORS should noth granted.,ssa2.J
Given uHdermy hand and Seal, ths 9th day Of December
In the year of our Lord iousan eight hundred and
sixtywo and In the seventh rof the Indepen
81. John a. RRoWN; o, K;,D.
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/, R1eu,,aun ssDeeenher Tba 81, a,,erss
If this moraiIa 4 m eantain, ad ditional PARTON.
la,s ~ $tbe 6sbfs nan, Fredarieksb,Irg. o 8,
s.,rrdora, @ Tbs. s,b,;n, sos ssslr,day = ,aa
sp;sas 4. Tosastss = Z 1so,ns ,ns,, ~ II
snisny ~ nsDsss:sss :: : @ so.p.a !. P1.s m.;,. :.
sasssoa y' q T az g. = uapa @ n;s;s;on % 4
tIu I"as.oa,s '', ns.,, n.s ;ssths. .bost,sst tba :
% ,;ma GsnsrstT psf r r. 'Gabb.wsssSslain, in
legion ) s,s VAS holding il CHECK fifteen
,b,,r,;sondp "a s,bs.ensr,nsu aflurgIoss: in the
h.,tle !. s arionsiy stated nj s;I bnnndred to
.ons ,banssnS ;s t;iIed .and vonnded.. The
s,.nabter of tha as.ensr,v = : ,yas vsrv GREAT. =.
o.. ar.;i,s.. rsss s dn,;,.,,ln .osrvsd Gan
@ Graaa - sar,b. s .esralina xss 3, ysrr severe.
lyswonndsd ssp and isis believed MORALLY, as
no mo-, sbo, ..br,as,,;;so,ss 1tJ,as hodv. Ganerai
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OBlTUAEY NOTICES., &c. :
ALI 0bituasy notices and Tributes q. Re-
spscs left as This Office for publication, will
be rated and charged for as advertisements,
and payment required IN advance. ssga,,g
cHEsTER LUMINARIEs.1

CHESTER LUMINARIES..
The; Ladies Of the Soldiers Relief Soeie
gratefully acknowledge the receipt q
$50 f6fy dollars) from the Chester Lumi
'naries, the nett proceeds Of two concerts
given 10 our town last week. -, : ss.,..t =.
The young gentlemen composing the Com
pany performed well indeed, and are en-
titled to- great credit for the manner il
which they scted their several parts. We
were almost persuaded they were profession
al characters. gsee & !:asaas sais.g s,si
ssaIt is hoped BY many that it will not be
their last visit to Yorkville. 60 7 T..
? = - 90.
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Gos7THJAR0LM.Al .Al-Y0RK DIS:

Whe5eas, u A AfcI3E AN hAs applied
70 c3of Ietters or on all and singular the
goods and cfattels, md credits Of WESLEY E.
CREPs late OF the DjsHict afofssald, deceased.
These ore therefore 10 cite and adnnsh al and singular,
Kindred and efedItn Of said deceased and
sDsrct % be holden Con House on the 2and day
of December Inst g sess cause 20 why the said Ad
glpel under hand and ssa his ss dayof Decsmber,
I'm the year our Lord Thousand eight hundred and
sixty ID tc eehty yea 6ffhe fndepen-
- $ 81 e. e J0HN a. BRGWN,DaYsD.
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SOUTH CARO- I'm A--...Y :. ~ ORK DIS

~ JTRIcT Whereas, MINOR MpNTcoMEaY7 has
applied 70 me ettefs of Administration vi,h the
annexca qn a md sIDgiar The Eoos and chattels
siebts and credits cf EI. 3 slais
OF the District deceased. e. - =, e.,
These are terefosc ioete and admonls all and siagu-
lar, the KINDRED of e said deceased, to be
and appear before me- at OUT next ordinarys Court for
che said District % be holden at York Court House, Oh the
18th day Of December Inst, 70 shew cause ff any, why
the said sho.ld mot beaFanfed.s 90,
Given underm hnnd md Seal fhls h dayof December
\ In the year ofo bcsone thousand eett hnndred ana
sxtytwo, and IN sthe eghtKseyen.h year of the Inde-
pendeuce of South EdfofInass @zA@'S
|. DscembsElo - sssS 80 -. -G
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N0UTH gAR0LINl 0RK7DIS

Ek9TRICT.lWhereas, JAMES BAS0NIhas applied to
me for bettes OF Administration de bos non, on all and
snguiar the goods and sha,teis rights and credits las
CLINTON late Of the District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, cite and adonis all and singu
lar, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, be
and Eppear befoTeme our next Qdinays Court for the
said District be holden az York Court House, thes6th
day Of December instant, 20 shew cause any, why the
said Administration should not granted. &
Given under my hand and Seal this 9th day December,
In the yees Of Lord one thousand thundred and
sixy-two, and In the eighty year ofthe Indepcn
= e'D'' : sA. Ne' S'.': :. JOHN 4. BROWN, q. Y.D.
Ia. ,ko,J q.
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'GOUTHgARD DLTN9 ORK DTS

&VUIIEO{a1IE4IIN UI6N DIS-
sk-JTRIeT.--WhereasJA AlfES MAsoNhas applied rome
for Letters of on al md sfgul ihe goods
and clisueIs, md credits WILLIAM 1f RfiEA,
late OF fthe Distrlct Aforesaid deceased.
lar the kindred ndcfedito of The said deceased 10 be
aud appear before e, at our next 0rdinas Count for
tho said Dsfict tobe holden az York couH fouse on he
dry or Decen,s lnst sesv cause Hany, why The
said adminlst dnot te granted.
Given under my hard and sea 9Th day Of December,
in the year Lord one torsapd eight hunfed and
sxtyIwo, and IN the eigh seventh year OF the lnde-
= =. 49,, Z. 80 - JOHN a Drown, oaY.HD.
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r5,sC. q
z Apspraxr AxD IrsrRcron GxssRaf osslcs.ss.3
Cotpxsfas 81 Dscenber ia, lsea.
EGENER.aL oHDERS NO. 40. ..s.stssss1 .
|sT ALI itnprsssfne ents Or arrests sof
Sss sss + ss ss
ga os M1s g
on ne Company fo ed a osa d W sssalsry
ing 70 the la Cops Of Reserves. -.
Byorder OF die Gofsrnor 8
december 4slHtses re IssBfs'ss agf e saslsl s
zG0ITTH CARO- LIN 4 jRIf DIS
~ TRIcT Whereas, JOHN NJ pRtsoN, Inns H.
bosrER iaieof ihe District ssoresaid, docsassa se
The kindred md creditors the snd dsceascd ba and
befoe me az our next Ordinary Go th6 said
Dst1ict, % be holden at eors House 5th aay
sminioratlon should not be rran,ss
Given under my baud and sr ao day of Deeesuber
md IN the elehY ycas az de
dencc Of South Carolina n
Z - - = II JOHN a: BROWNS CYL
,G0UTH CARO- LIN o 9RK, DIS
JTRIeTs Whereas, "a. WALKER has ,aspplied
sooas and cpatiels, rights and CREDITS W.
BOYD, iateof the District aforesaId deceased.
These are therefore tocits and singular,
pear before me atgolif next 0fdanry Conf for DE sad
be holden at York GouH Honsc on me 9Th day
,anaa nsa saa,d e se '' cause aid
Given Under ny hand aud seal, this lDh
OF our Lord, one Thousand htndred and
y sna IN g. of inde
- JOHN A:gRowH: oYD.
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GoIJTHCIRoLINA- Il Y0RKDIs l

&SO01H HOl1AtOl4IkSit-- 10IhtOI
sk1FRIoTAWh JAMES FINLEY bas applied to
Letters Of an and Singular the
goods and chatteIs, rights and creds OF Me-
ILWAIN, late OF the District, aforesaid, deceased.
These therefore TO clio and AL md angular,
the kindredand CREDITORS OF fesaid decease6 ,obe and
appear before me at next orinary Court for said
District be holden at York Eour House on The 26 day
of December inssaa., ssF cause why the said
Given nndcr hand and Seal this 9Th day Of December,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
sixty and In the year of the Indepen-
sasaee = son'a sa49'.a5i g 5oHN X BkowNso. NJ ND.
.GOIITH CAR0LIN York DIS
skyTRlCT Whereas IS. bi R0BIso soN has apppiisdt TO
me for Leers Of administrator on All and singuas the
goods and chareis nstts and credits Of ROB
iNS0N, late of District afoscsnid deccased..rT
therefore, tocitc and adnonish oil and singu
Jar the kindred and creditors Of the sad deceased be
undappenr besore rdinaFy,s Court for
the said DIstc % be holden York Cont Aouse, on
Goth day OF December Inst TO sew Cause any, why the
said Administration should NOT be eran.ed,srr 80
iyon hand Sea-, ,tbis sth dny of December,
In the year Tour Lord thopsand usdrcd and
sxtytwo, and IN the Indepen
.p c1'''ss : ''y : : s.Jo BROWN, ,o.Y.D.
49,.
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NOTICE. WILL SELL AT THE
III ats at residenes @ q On
NEGROES, consisting of qneewoman and two children
two boys and two gtds. Terms made known day Of
sae. -" y 4 5F, NJ WALhER, Administrator.
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hibit Che differences from the genuine note.
by which it has hitherto been usual to,
identify them, but they ore much rougher
nsappearauce than the good bills, Of which
they appear to be photographiccopiss. The
signatures. are bad limitations Of those on
the genuine notes. Ckarzeston Mercurv.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

A SUPPLY OF GOOD LETTER
IN Envelopes for saleat the '"ENoUIRER OFFICE
November % 4a
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5, 10, is,
Il or2o pounds Of TALLoW for family use. Inquire
at the - - sENQUIRER't OFFICE.
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!, DMINISTRATCR'S NI1TICE

i1 ALE persons indebted to the Estnte of JOHN TUR-
New deceased, arc hereby naed 70 make payment i-
medlatey Those having demands against said Estate will
present them properly aftcsted. e>- -"
se@s 81 S'sas5ss JOHN QUINN, .admiaistraor.
* December 10 x - so .s.. .f q
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From Charleston.

GHARLEsroN, Dec. 15.-The enemy q
gain commenced early this morningto shell
ihe woods from Stono River, and continued
nearly: all day, without effecting snything.
Another vessel from Nassau, with an as
sorted cargo and Government stores, has
arrived sassly at 10 Confederate port. /.
:, ~ ). q,
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- WiNNsBOH0 %, Dec.vII.,
EDITOR GUARDIAN: Pleasegi7e aplace
'in your columns to the following telegram
and thereby promote the comfort Of oursol
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and forwarding to Richmond from nine to
twelve thousand pounds Of nitre per month,
and this quantity will be raridlyincreased.

and forwarding to Richmond from nine t,
twelve thousand pounds Of nitre per month
and this quantity will be rapidly increased
- All Postmasters whose commission
exceeded one thousand dollars for thesyea,
ending soth June, 1852, are appointed b,
the President, and are not subject to mill
;tary duty underthe conscript Act !; but those
whose commission did not amount to that
sum, are appointedby the Postmaster.Gene.
raj, and are subject to military duty if they
are not exempt BY age. ..,.,s- -
- The Rev. r. J. Graves, of Orange
county, North Garolina, whorecently pub.
lished letter in a Richmond paper, de-
failing the wonderful energy and prepara-
tions Of the North to crust: the. rebellion,
has been arrested on charge of disloyalty
and sent to Castle Thunder. - S'=7 '='s'.
- A late Nassau letter, written by Q
trustworthy gentleman to Cuba, states that
seven cargoes Of negroes have lately been
offered for sale in Cuba by the Yankees.
The State authorities have made q
requisitiou on Lancaster District for one
half ofthe negros liable to road duty to
work on Notifications around Charleston
The three French gentleman whose
arrival has been telegraphed, are extensive
bankers, who visit Richmond upog profess
sional business With the Confederate Coy
ernment. a%Tfa s@s<ss& s1aiss '.'ssTzy'S $50
- 2 The new Turkish Ambassador at Pa.
ris brings seven wives with him. The French
have christened them Madapes Monday,
Tuesday, etc--a wife for each day, as52.es
~ - GraniseviIle Factory Goods have been
reduced in price about 100 per cent. dur.
ing the past week -. ....sss,.,..,,, s,.s q.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
gile Aarkrille Gnqllirer.

- l..YoRKvILLE. SC -
WEDNESDAY, xvENINe, DEerMBER II. 1859.