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eF The HIaHEsT BALLOON ASCENT. The
English papers contain reports Of asceuts
made BY M. Glaisher, an eronaut who has
reached a higher elevation than had. ever
before been attained. On recent trip he
assembled to . height Of five miles and threes
quarters, GO 1850 feet. Approaching that
point, be observes, the corrected barometer
read 10. 8inches. "In endeavoring to read
the wet biub,I could not see the column,
Of the mercury I rubbed my eyes, then.
took a lens, and also failed. 9 *s* sf en-
deavored to reach some brandy which was
lying on the table. at about the distance Of
q foot, and found myself unable TO DO So.
NY sight became mora dim fss ass5s
"I looked at the barometer and saw it DC
10 inches, still decreasing fast, and just
noted it in my book. Reading was at this
time about 81 inches, implying 9 aheight' Of
about 81 miles, as a change Of an inch IN
the reading Of the barometer at this eleva.
ton takes place on 9, change Of height Of
about $500 feet. I felt { vas losing all
power, aud endeavored to arouse myself BY
struggling and shaking. / attempted to
look at the barometer again my head, fell
on one side. q struggled and got il right,
and il fellon the other, and finally fellback.
wards Ny arm, which had been resting
On the table, fell down BY my side, It be-
came misty, aud finally dark, and sank
unconsciously as 10 sleep." ,@
The writer continued insensible for some
time, but his place was taken by a Mr..
Coggswell, who asoended still higher, until
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. 8. a: ii,
y SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,

- Richmond, Va, Nov. q 1862:
Regulations for the payment ct claims for
~ arrears yofpay and allossaness due to
--,sdecsased officers and soldiers OF thes Con-.
: .federate: Army. Per :Act$Aos 402, ap-
proved February Is, 1885,, ard Act No
80, approved October 8, 1862 ,ssa s93
The first section of the abovesaamedtAet
provides athatthe pay and allowances due
to any deceased volunteer, non-conmission-
ed officer, musician or private inthe army
of the Confederate States, shall be paid to
the. widow of the. deceased, ,rif living, if,not,
to the children, if any, and sin default Of
widow or children, to the father,sifs living,
and if not, to the uothersof such deceased
volunteer" o45 &. .ssaaz.sa,ass4 ;.st ri f4s
The first section of Act No.53Q provides
athataclaims due. to deceased nor. oommis-
stoned officers and prigales for pay, allow
anes and bounty maybe audited and paid
when there is. official evidence Of the a
mount due, satisfactory to the second audi
tor, under such regulations as he has, or
may, prescribe, with the approval of the
Secretary Of War" =. .s.;i III, dig: .,
by section two of the same Act it is pro-
vided that stbe claims OF deceased commits
stoned officers shall bespaid TO their heirs
or representatives in the same manner as
similar claims of non.comlnissioned officers
aud pr:vates are now, or may be. directed
by law to be paid" Payment will be made
accordingly under the following rules go:
i. If the child or children be minor, pay,
ment will be made to the guardian, upon
the production of the proper certificate of
guardianship under'seaI Of the Court. aa7t
-. The claimant must produce his or her
affidavit, and that of one disinterested wit
ness, stating the relationship For instance
if the claimant be a mother, The affidavit
must state that thereis living neither wife,
child orstfather of theas aeoeasad ;;s;if the
father, that there is neither wife or child 4;
and if the child, that there is$no widowed
wife .sta.T
The magistrate tor her proper officer must
testify to the acredibiity Of the witness, and
the clerk of the court tnust'cersify, under
the seal of the same, that he is'such mag
istrate. 80 ,e@i-' .z,<.ssfz 2: rJsGa&-l $
, The foregoing instructions must. be strict
ly complied with Powers of attorney OF
assignment, which wiltseldom besnecessa
sary, may be- executed before magistrate
or in the presence of two2respeetsble wit
nesses. sS Claims prepared as herein direct
ed, and transmitted to the, second auditor
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TNHE Subscribe desires to INFORM the
gnablic 1at he Is prepared furnish 70 any one that
wants such thing, the BEST COTTON GIN that Is MADE
snv,here and he Is still making improvements on his for
mer Gins and mas no fear In challenging any other TIN
FACTORY 70 produce equal in performance or speea
With GOOD dry Cotton the ro in the gin cannot be broke1
nor made 10 eyy cunnat be said OF any other
eI his aialso has advantages and which
nooter can have, hesehave been regularly patented
suc as the exclusion Of rats from the brsh &c 0y lne
risht 10 make He also makes THRASHERS of different
consucon suit the wish of any one the spike beaier
eombine3. the smooth drum with fingers and no spikes
ond dierent other patterns He has also the right OF the
cesbrated Darlington Thashers which are vermuch adj
mired by every one that has seen or tried thera -.
ANY one wanting superior Gin or Thrasher can be sup
piled by sending his order at Chester Q. H So Ca
Work WIN be carefully shipped to any place desired
M TO House Builders i will say that constantly
usnuacturing Sashes Blinds and Doors Of every descp
tion of good material and of the very best
Al work carefully packed and forwarded to order.
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YoRK MARRLE YARD.

RICHARD HARE respectfully informs the citizens o
York and Chester Districts, and the adjoining counties OF
North Caron that he Is fully prepared 70 supply every ar
ticls In the MARBLE LINE, Of the highest style OIL nnsn
aud at reasonable prices. - ,,,1,,,
He keeps constantly on hand large supply of
andsp DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens of his work
nav be ai,y,ys seem at the neariy opposite the CEN
oUIRERp PRINTING oFFIcE, and a, few doors North
OF tsssioWe,s' Hotel. y @ %? -. =,
m work viii be delivered at any point on the kings
Nonntain Railroad, FREE Of charge - -,
He a also prepared 10 furnish 10 order IRON RAlLiNG
of any desired pattern. for Fences, Balconies, &C.,. 10
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a Frog Story.
NV aCourtship. =
BY ARTEMas WARD.


There was smany affecting ties which
made me hauker after Betsy Jane.s her
father farm jined oarnt; their cows and
ours squencbtsi their ethurst at the same
spring; our old mares bothshad' staresiin
their forreds; the measles broke OUT inboth
famerlies at nearly the same period, eur
=parients. Betsey' $ and mine3 slept regular
ly every Sunday ID the saneaeotlng house,
aud the neighbors used to o6serve--"how
thick the Wards and Peasleys air Pit
was a sublime sight in the spring Of the
year to see our several mothers { Betsy 9 and
nine with their gowns pin'd up SO that
they couldn't sile 'em, affecshunitely bilin
soap, together and aboosin the nabers -
hanksred intensely after the OBJ
jeek Of my afeckshuns,5 'darsent tell her
of the fires that was ragiuS in my manly
Buzzum. I'd try to do it, but my tung
would kerwhallop agiu the roof Of my mowth.
aud stick thar, like death to deceast Afri-
cam q country postmaster to his offs,
while my heart whangsd agin my ribs like
an old fashioned aale' agin a barn floor. 'sS'.
Ss' Twas cam still mite in Joon! All ma
tur was husht, aud marry zeffsr disturbed
the screen 'silens. s'sI set with Betsy Jane
on the fense Of her fathers paster. We'd
bin rompin threw the woods, kulliu aours
and drivin the wood chuck from his Native
Lair (so to speak with long sticks: Wal,
we sot thar on the fense, a swinging our
feet to and fro, blushing as red as the Bald
.iusville sehool.house when it was fust paint
ed, and lookin very simple, I make no
doubt My left arm was okepied 10 bal
aunsiss myself on the fsase, while my right
arm was wounded luvingfy round her waste.
ISL cleared my throat, and tremblinly sed: /:
Betsy, you're a gazelle." - ~
81 thought that all. was purity fine. I
waited to see what efeck it would have up
on her: I, evidently didn't fetch her; for
she ND and dased -z=.Es3@sss t@sS7.aa1 3sae@
saa"Y ou're3a sheep P'@ 81 - 5>s7s
sez I-sstz.e,t.e &. :s5-2ssszsss& -, .,s7.s.ss -
2 "Betsy, Ithink very much of ycu."
s5g"I don't believeEa word you say-so
there, now come, with much observation
she hitched away from me. e as.--'' z,
ri wish there was windows to my sole"
said I, SO that you could see some of my:
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November - - E-iesS>n.4 81 20
I'm THE GOURU OF ORDINARY
YORK pIsTRlC'

= ssssshSAss sS YORK BlSTRiCT'@a'- s-es=@e''S"
For Dipison or Sale c real Estate of John R. H. Wallis
=. -s.s deceased. 49,. .-syE.. -
James Wallis Applicant r james A. Wallis, Thomas s.
tWallis HaryeyssH Walliss lillian NJ. Wallis, Joseph
= F. Wells Samuel W. Wallis, Rebecca Campbell, Wife
-of Samue L. Campbell and Aiarthar A. Wailis, heirs
Z of John R. H. Wallis deceased. -
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
II James A. Wallis, Thomas s. Wallis, Harvey II. Wallis
and Wlliam M. Wallis, defendants in the above stated
case reside without the limits Of this States Is, there
FORE Ordered that they do appear and object to the dVs
ion or sale of the real estate of John R. h. Wals deceas
ed on or before the day of February, 1853, or
their consent to the same will be entered of record
-1'- T.Sf.Tf = 1gS% JOHN A. BROWN, o. " d.
Noyep,ber Is 1862 II . snns
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CARoLINA--YORK DIS,

]. d. P. CURRENCEt has ap-
Piled to for Letters of Administration, on all nnd sin
gular the goods and chatels, rights and credits OF B. b.
CURRENCE late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are Therefore cite and admonsa all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinays Court for the said
District to be holden at York Court House the day
of December next 10 sew cause, If N.Y. why the said ad
plfnistration should not be granted. sas = s22
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day of November
In the year our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
and in the year of the Indepen-
dence Of South Carolina . :. 80 ~ =
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.on Broad. street. Garroting and street.
robbing are .of. constant occurrence, al anu u
scarcely occasions remark % =, .ss $
~ S,1z,..'.e. -. g. * - =
~ 20 . -, 60 - 80, .ha , "a tavs ~.
sasslns Ayus snsI + s,.;s ...,;saass'ns.- s M
We came sslgss LAY W; ss''.s1 s ha,a 49, ass,;aty
sosn.. 81 nAsnaDs s.is5' = ;s ss.I nc s ssasars
sG.Wn.Ip s hm Ns.s .spe t. ha,d an.;.h s;e
.as,a..,;ss s,s San So .ma.snr Thsf,oss were
~ a,;Sa "a ay ionLsd nlnmn, and ~ ,baalthu,,as
tbsv'svung, ,;sd = The ,h stioE .by.their hind,
,a,.s . ,.,ysaS s b.
S'Bvand S bv F,snebmau rent j,r, hauueued topass
and stonned to look al the eamphibeous creas
tnrss 9TH The joots n ! .,oni,sisaeuf HE
examined .bem CLOSELY. felt, The ,plun ppess
.ofs the finest one, and addressed the bogs.E &
nj Gst.ze frog for sale, ha Y'.asss = : ~.
gssYes, sir, they are for saleso,i;I & @s9E
[saHow ze mush? Vat prices?,a,g iss,saE
genFifty cents a niece, sir Sine bulls, sir.ss
eSt.Fifty cents! All, mon Dieuil5sats .one,
yarebig price {, for one such petitsaafmalt
YoufcaIi zem bulls, hal w zat one calf
frogsoue ware var, young" .#ssSg ~
,s. ,,,ss zss, ssssss, s,ss, them ss 8 .Ss
However, if YOU prefer an old one, HIlgige
Won this bic fellow for the same price.9 rs
nffsHa aat I old frog; hin, ware old II him
what you cali him, dur d. cu;re,s hard. -. :.
Rse give you two bits forsisa yaupg one."s
rtuGan't do il. sir" ...iaaS q, ,8ssssg;
afJust at |. this /, iuucture anotheragsnslemsti
approached. -. r..
6ss.Hallo bow how much for thesfrogs ?"
~ nFiftr ssnta . niece sir"
aaooa.sI,u,,ake them. ali. ssss szs ,s;s.s;
ayatvon saw ssare ~ broke ii a the 8 French.
man. M ssyat Won take all 70 frogs2ssI isaps
ons me- twa three Won have. oze risht.o tako
tbsm I all,s $ :. - 8 =. - 80 = - -,
ii an sorry sir,:a g,l but s. Is ) YOU had nc not
5ono.bt fbsm IN were ranging abont the be-
nr;as + mnst have them an !: it,s i,st sd the bue
p,,mbar for i sood disb. and i have friends III M
i home todae $50 sss@ - 20 - '..as -
.If IfE, E3onn,t cars yat yo,, call hin, i Va want
70 fr0a .oive myesf;ftvs. cents ,F.. sgood ea1s
Z onss 'sss' 80 p.
Ro,h nnr.,,oas,s lookaa It, sthe how .s.ba he
annssrsd ,, snnseTis;n What 10 decide s'The
second. ep .peutIeran. who seemed To- be, ID ID a
hurry.s and, moreover, more, , to Il know t something
about human. nature, tried, |. to- close the the
matter y. 80 go ss;s -, - -: - -
Dwell Ill Dive you, YOU sixty cents aa,al piece,
and il.s ialLe .bam all';. ..4laa. :. - = es -
asacrs I! I i've iia sew seven. dimes for every
ona :, acclaimed the esxeited Freuchman, lima
oI.uIll Give von seventy. Eve cents, -
sI a)uaratrevinei 'e,ipbt !, dimes i' "a 's'r -.
And be.ou,e ,onog frop dealer : alter. ter.
n.Ielv hsl Looked This ~ two customers, m without
sneak;no, 4 word but by lust moving owing ! his his
ssiek from riebt 70 lef;, aud the Bids i,r grew
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GOUTHCA CAROLINA NA-Y ORK DIS

NJ TRICT.-Whereas, HAMILTON WILSON has ap
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration, alb and sin
CLARK, late of the District aforesaid, deceased,
These are therefore cite and adnonish all and Singular
the kindred and creditors the said 70 be and a
pear before rue at our next Ordlnas Court for the said
District to be holden at York Court House the
of December next, shew cause, IL any, why ue SAID
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this l7th day of November,
In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxtytwo and In the eighty seventh year of the hide
pendence Of South Carolina. - \
November 10 - ---. Al - 2t
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Sy,EOUTH CAROLYN NA-YoRK DIS

~ TRICT.-Whereas,G q. r. RATCHFoRD has applied
for Letters Of Administrations all the
goods chrtes, rights and credits Of JOHN JONES'
late of the District, aforesaid, deceased. = isSH
These are therefore, cite and admonish all and sng
r the kindred and creditors of the sd deceased be
and appear before next Ordnarys Court
said District to be holden at York Court House the
lst day of December next to sew cause If any, why the
said Administration should not be granted: ::,gg,
Given under hand and Seal this 1911 day OF
in of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxtytwo and in teeigh seventh year Of the ndepen-
us.'ss = e'' JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y D.
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~ TRICT-Whereas HAMILTON WILSON, has APP
piled to me for Letters Of Administration. on all and sngu-
lar the goods and chattes rights and credits Of JOHN H.
WILSON, iate of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These therefore to cite and admonish oil and sipgua
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and a
pear before me at our next 0rd.arys Court for the said
District 10 be holden at York Court House the LIST day
of December next, shew cause, If any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. -is1l.z.
Given under my hand and Seal this 7th dayof November
lin the year OF our Lord cne thousand eight hundred and
sIxty-wo aud In the eighty year Of the lnde
f'.eS'- - -: JOHN a, BROWN, o. Y: D.
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g.. A. PIoruRE OF RIoHMoND.-The. Rich
mond correspondent of the Memphis Ap-
peal gets off the following very, good "no-
tice' Of Richmond. No one can den, its
truthfulnuss: Z 4.I4E.. 4 Z ~
"Riclrm0nd has already suffered an in
crease in the numbers Of her. dangerous
classes that is quite alarming: Thieves,
burglars, pick pockets, highwaymeu, nyn'-
pys du paue and the respectable gamblers
swarm along the streets. The .dexterity
with which the laws are evaded is quite
equal to ths most accomplished tricks of
the swell rnobs of London and the badauds
of Paris. Whiskey and brandy are brought
into town id large quantities every day and
sold at fifty cents a drink in spite of Gen.
Wipder and his detectives. Sometimes the
coutraband article is brought in by the
quarter cask, ingeniously concealed in a
cord Of wood, and sometimes in bladders
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OFFICE A. @. NJ.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October .st, 1859;
MIR. j. c., MILLER is appointed
FIxl Agent of this Department, for the purchase of
FODDER and CORN forthe Districts of York and Chester
Planters desiring sell viii communicate with him,
through the POST OFFICE, nj Yorkvile, s. Carolina-
Particular attention must be paid to the PACKING No
WATER must be used great loss TO the Government was
experienced last year. by Fodder being improperly packed
s-s'D - 'N - NOTE A. pRINGLE Capt, ausaA. q. N.
-
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ROSE Hotter.
Y0RKYILLE. s. @.

- = ssYORMFELAkI.S 81 y. -.
-r,FkL - THIS large brick building Is stil open
AzisM ~ for the reception and accommodaronot OF
&gHTf f& the travelling public, under the super
&3sIfEzlA = tntendeace Of the owner himself With
SzksZ55t1I@ assurance 10 all who patronize hlp,
tts and the table supplied wthihe best this market VIII
afford the Proprietor rets thanks for the liberal patron
age extended 10 In the past and hopes by strict atten
don nftre, make this house as
bic TO the Traveller and profitable 10 himself
s, s'.as,cs 4 NV OMNIBUS ,ss.3. sssi. sE5.z,
,,,ibe found al ,,s RAIL ROAD DEPoTto to convey pas
sene ers and their baggage 10 this House, FREE or
Coco STABLES attached 70 this Hotel Caniages, ,Hors
and attentive servants always In readiness TO convey
travellers .aany part Of the country w. z. Rose
January sS =, :. q - =. u
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m- A gentleman who. under the, least
excite ment, would exclaim, "there's . cri-
sis coming" was cousiderably amused ut
being gravelyinformed by'a little efous year
old son, that s'the cry sis hadcoms and1was
IN bed With mother - L.-rerIagz /
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

k1sTRICT.-Whereas, JAMES MASON has applied TO
me for of Administration, all and singular the
goods and charels, rights and credits Of ISAAC
lSH, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
the Kindred andcreditos oe said deceased 70 be and ap
pear before me at our next odnas Court the said Dis
trict to be holden at York Court House the LIST day OF
December nstan to shew cause, any said Adj
ministration should not be granted -, -
Given under my hand and Sea this 18th day Of
In the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two and In the eighty year of the inde
e s.'''''Ss' 80 JOHN A. BROWN, o.Y. D..
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feelings. There's fire enough Id hers;S,s. :
said striking my sbuzzum with my nfstS
to nbiIe. .ailthe corn beef and turnipsin thei
neighborhood. sVeersoovius and the Critter
amt a circumstans." -. s.,-.,,, >,
. She bowed her head down and COM:
menst ehaWing theSstrings ofshersun bon
notssi stf 44sss'.ssa fEdittss 'gag
saAr, could you know stheasleeplis nitesI
worrytthrews with on your account, how yitt-y
ties has seized to be attractive TO me, and
how ny limbs has shrunk up, you wouidn't'
doubt me. Gaze on this vast insformsand'
thesesere sunken cheeks asA:5ss& assss
81 would have continpsred on in this h :,
strane probably, for sumtime, but unforta.
Initly + lost my ballunse and fell over into
the psssfter,a Ter smash, tearing my close and
severely damaging myself lfgiusraiiy: s,sFsssa
Betsy jane sprung tony sssiatancstini
.duble anick time, ,;nnd she dragged, me 4th.
Then, drawing herself up TO- her full bite,
-she ssd asltS sSsS -
.aaT wons listen To- your no6oents noiongs
.gerstsJes sayeritssstrate ut#hat you're
Idriyin at. sIfiyou mean gsttin hitchea I'm
in" O. -, -, s.,,,,,.
I considered that ere enouf for all prac-
.ticle purposes, and We proceeded immejitly
to Che parsen,s andswe Was.made one thar
very nites s zS aSE aiJ ~ e,sEiss!aaas ssaa
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nA- The last number OF Halls Journal
of Health, which claims tobe high ;auth6ri-
ty in medical science, contains strong ar
lticle taking sasstand.against married people
sleeping together. We understand that
Hall is in danger Of being mobbed by the
young married women. The old ones don't
care much about IT, IT, Sss's 0, :. '''Ss S''S
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"SSsS I-1s sSsst@asSDts % 80 ~f7&& Ht-SStse
ASHaEWD IIRIsHM.Aa.- An Irish priest
was Vas sSandi6g at the Corner Of squaie about
the hoursof dinner, when one ;ofhis4conns
.trympnn ebsersiaga the:swofsby fatherslin
perpIsxity, thus addressed bin sssss
.dQhl Father 0' 'LearY, how is sogr re,
eretee @ Ys's'aGe r. gss 80 ssssss3
pstous ,'SSas sHs4splyass
sPut ont who's put OUT yourarissrz
.ence g IN
tsAh !, yon don't understand il; that's
just il; I am invited 10 due sc one of the
hoasss ii this square; md / have fofgottsn
the name, aodI sueyers)ooked at tie NUNS
ber, and now its 7o'cloek. q ls2s scass
-aOh, that ell re was the sry, ajist
now bs aisy yoar Eiysrense, j q y settle that
$50 saying, away fas~ % tBs good sSssafsd
Irishmanroapd thesqnars; glancing atltks
Kitchens, and when, he discovered q FIRE
that denoted hospitality, he thundsged AZ
tus uoor apa tnqo'ieo, ;assss =
here 's 'sS s''' =. =. %
as might sbe expected asaln ana aasa,n
be- was 'Espalseda ngtHan angry foot
man exclaimed: sfsiieiss esssss
aNo;s boehsrson Father be = % 3 LeaEy, hs ls
not here. but be was to dine here 70. day,
aud the cook is iu 8 rage, and says me DIM
ner'WHl 6eapoifs;; alias waiting Tor fataes father
OLeary. 3 sg
Paddy sleapsd ftem the: doorsas i the
steps had been 90 fire, rushed PIP to.the
astonished priest. - = - - - y S -
: ss''Aii isarighs, your riserense; you uine
dr. and pas mighty good 9dinner 'seaH
gst:,sra 10 ,.sssss7 gssssS s ssaaaS
.s-,sO ss.Oh, Pat, the btesslnga Of g huugry nap pap
be upon you: ~ g. :: ,sTs' :, zsSssss..
tLong life aud happiness TO your nv
wish u had your oncsrIgs5a nj A,sa az
1,,,,a..,.=. TX, ,5-E7.7s al. sR
FraHTING FOR The Fan GoURD5 The
true object for which the hincofh Gov.
ernmentis prosecuting the war; is wei
illustrated edaiaaana dent which socoared
during the Federal occupation of thesgaE
lant Comfy of Jackson Ala,s. A patriotic
;tsd 6,sSin,ii, sy,;a;ts s. Federal soi-
Az, = S;. s.syJss, W. .sas s.,o,s.y.nassa
ca -. 80 ss..'..nn @ bawsSsE sris1 rstnrnaa.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26
Tite aIprkpill eaqnires.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING. &
~ Ss9ls * 81 AT sSs. -
Two Dollars q year, In Advance.
!. s, D,xRRTIsEMENTs

THREE COPIES, ss s5; 10 COPIES. .sl5s
And an Extra Copy to the person making Club Oh
Terl--the mont to be paid IN Advance. - 1SSs-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-26
10 PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

F'eS'' . A''D' ' tcWILLIAM B. JOHNSTON,
. - ssfzss,4t = SRecordirg Agent for the State.