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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26
Eele8rap6ticbe NIacbri6teu.
Be t&tst fur Den Baltimore u: 9er.-
BON sSnrt Mnnrpe.

Sort Monroe, %. Sept. Der Dam.
pier ySbomas Srpann" 1T pteltn Na&mlttuo
NIT 7O8ebelen9efansenen pon giep NOrt bier
an9etOmmen, Sic wurDen lciort unter elmer
yarlaHentll Fa99e nuG Attfens 0anptna az.
bra4t. Der SpOmas Swann bra4te e%benfaus
letS unicnlolDaten. Dlelslben ltanpen unit,
Arrslt pesen Abwslenbet pom ibren Negtmt.
tern. Ste perpen na& DalbtnStOa sel&tL
peroen.
80 betbt, oo6 ole Sif3tere pes @sn. 0or
gu Ni9mOnD naGitsn Samltas auSsepebF
rerDen.
Das UarlamentdrbOoi fam Dtelen Woroeu
bon Altsns sanDtns bier an, brtu9t ober FetaG
JientSfetten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26
Nnn Der 0otnmararmee.
Tspe8ial-9 0rrfip0aOta, Der @Raatlpbta pref

lSPe6ta|S@Vi|f Pp"Vt"3 pf6 PpHurtIpplu TIeB
BtlItamsp0rt, Wfp. 20. Sept. Qu-
9enblidlia 1T bier Iues rnbis uno wann man
niAt sele5eutIiA Gin 9tqustfeuer sepobrte, 10
WurOe Memanp 0tnsu, paB bier 3pet grpBs
Nruaesn liA 9sseaieiti8 bsObadtsu unD .auf
ben ;3eitpnnFt parten, mu lie etnen tGptliAen
Sampf wiseer erneuega fSnnen. Die Otsbel
len ltsbsn 3sueifelaobne In itarter MaAt auf
per anoeren Sette pss Sptomac bon GDarlss
tom an bis ~g9tliamsport binuuter. sic
ouf Bsritarfuns uno Wlunitioa, aber
tie otelelbe otG erbalten, 70 lit es podp
niGs papriAsinli6 paB lfe Den @Otomac wts@
Der atsrIbrsttsn, ia Nie&lsaan Ia Ger 8ront
ltsDt uap ibnea RE Gtiuusrnne an Die lsbtsn
Rampfe sben ntbt srmutbt9eno (stn lam.
Don @sfaaseuen bSre t@. DaB Der gerIuR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26
Ans 0alifornien nnn Oreapn.

Can Tranctscp %. Ssp,6r. Dr
Oampfer oYaciTc" TT nit $500 In @Oli
aus Oregon bier nnssfOmmsn.
Der nNaaa Waua Statseman" pom 10
Sept. mslpet nsue retGe @0lDentpefunaen
namentla eth 100 Meil.n e.Ubss 0DIrluser
retA wte trssno elnes nGrpltb Don Galt
@tornten, TN N1rOen pes Qepls' unD @larf',
YalIes,
Das OberSeriGt Gulifornten's bat sntfdte
oen, Dap Die Den @ttneen o~uferleat
mOnatli&e Steusr bon 81 so p~erfa7uussma
pig lst.
Sin $4,000 ipertb eeladster Desem tit
Oen. 9Dofer BON Ielnen S~epuaDersrn IN ga
ltIOrnten abgsl1idt mOroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26
Die S0labt 3u Snliuar, Senmeiee.
Details Der Gfebene nsSetcberlase

Ba1btngtpn, %. Sept. 8clseube
off,teQe DepsI6e 1T loebsn i'm Qauptquartter
Der Armee Der Der. St, ansefOmmen:
6auptquartter bes 2. Dtpifpns
Dtltrttta BON Sod on.
Spltbag. Eennedee, 80. Nu0uf. }
Gapt. u. s. 8Yau, VI, 8 9. uno @pef oss
Stabes, sr
Sol. 2e1pett, Gommanoeur Der |. Brigade,
purpe Die(en OiOresn BON mir NIT etnem Ge;.
giment BON ietner 8rieaOe, 4 Gcmpasnien
oes 2. Sis, @lp Nsets. unter Sol 0Ogs, 2
@ompagnien BON oemielben Neet. inter Wator
paterbaugt unO ether Ibtbeilun9 Nrttllerte
mad Der @ranp NSuncttOn Noao ausgelAidt
nit Der Deilunq, etne fetnoli6e Gapalierteabs
t~Delluug gu SertreIbfn unp Ole Ge9erD 3u re-
ccgnOsctren.
Als er auf benz 0lase anfarn, tpurce er 10,
fort BON elmer ltarten feinDlthen @apalerie-
maAt en9aJirt. Dao engagement Dauerte
pobl 7 Stunren. @seen 4 ubr NaAmitta9S
scs li8 DER Sstnp suriid Sol. 9esSett erbtelt
um DisIe 3r,t 8erltartun9en, erneuerte ater
cen &T ntd,t.
SD befaDl Sol. 2seset. I6 NIT ietnen Srup-
pen in uniere 9inten 8urad3u3isben, moielblt er
jest ltsbt, Dtr babsn unssfabr 70 GoOte
unp 9ermuapete. 2tsut. Sol. 5p5s pom 2
Sd. Gar. 0tegt. befinbet ltA unter Der 3atl.
1nlsre Iruppsn benabmsn lih TAPER uno
Obatsi6 le elmer grOBen uebermaHt se9eniter
%ltanpsn, bebaupteten tie Mot oltsn Da0 6elp
iunDern trisbeu ben Gsinp 5uriid - Die On
3abl Der eneasirten 6stnoe betru9 Z @apaae-
rtsrc8tmenter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26

YretIe se6en nod INNER mebr in bic 6Sbe. 70
oaB man uutsr Der armerea RlalIe balo cine
3un9ersnetb befirHtet.
Dte NtIttarbebGrOen 3ptnsea tsst Die @oe
r9lanoer IN bic Mrmee. unsef1Dr 80 Ginavs
bcrene oteleS Staates wurpen Dor elmer WOGr
oerbaItet uno In GlfIe @opmin eineelptrrt.
Stne Nn3abl Tli&ilinse mn6ten. Dap tie lOblIO
als mo8ltA fortfcmmen, Die Stimmune in
Ttcbmono 9e9en ben NOroen TT nod bittersr
wte fruber. Die untonspartet w0rtet uuf
baIoiae @rlSluna.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26
9te G~unfsrena Der 0uuuernenrr.

$pteWI epeIue tS YDulretppJ9 SndgsTef,l
altoona, "a. Sept. Der Gllenbaba}ua
mar Dtelsn Morgen ocu Don DerYorrageuoen
ger HSnIiAfeiten, tpslNs ,Ds9en Der Grriamms
lung Der @Ouperneurs Der Ippalm Staaten
Nltpuna belunteu. Sci rer Nnfunft unIeree
Correspondence maren ~Fcleenre 5erren eins
sstrpfen: Goupsrneur Nnprsps oUn MalIae
buietss, gouO. Spra9ue Don RbpOe Seianp,
W0ue. Walbburne ron Waine, @ou0. Cur
tin bon BennlY .~panten, 0Jup. GoD uao &c
frstdr 5OTman BON Sbio, @ouo. Bradford
BON Wor9lanp, @oup. Berry Don Nep 6amp=
lbire, @Ouo. Dierpont DON Brighten, @5uo
&l1tmpop unp Sstretdr SbspbarD BON Soma,
@oup. gates bon Satnois unp Qieut.-Ucup.
Solomon Don Wieconlin.
Die Terlammlun9 pertd9te liG I'm 10 ubr
BIS 2 uAl Nahmltlass unp maGte einen Ser
snitsunssaue Fug nap @reiion. Dteien Nans
mltta9 werDen, ME man erplrtet, ale Stanten
p~sttretsn lein. Der @rdfpent lUu, wte es I'm
Nleemetnsl perlautet. BON allen lpgalen Staas
ten in Der ~pOlIten I%useebuung unteTitaBt
perpen. Die StgunBen lOIen bei perldlolls-
nen 2blrsn atssbaIten werpeu.
epdter.
0ie ! ubr fanp niGts ais etne aQ9emelne
uaterreDun9 per @ouperneure i'm Gallon pes
9Osan Saults Ratt. Die 3iebung uno Die
Saess 9teuisteiten btlbeten Die CONGREGATION.
Der 5auptsesenltanD Der .Seriommluns Miro
etne 8sratbung iiber Die Sage unleres QanpeS
unD Die 6ulfaquelea CUR unterDvidung Der
NebeQton uno Die pereinl9te Qnterltusuu9 beS
Natipn0ls0 pupernement5 Ietu.
I'm / ubr purDc eine permanente Sr9ont.
latton erGfnet. Die 0orsdage Der 9ia1mitv
tasalsun8 iup bis ieBt unbsfannt, DC bic
Steun8 fstne Gfen!lt&e mar, Dae Jtsiuttat
lptrp wobl lpatsr ~mitset5etlt perDsn. Wlll,
lUurt uno Rentudp l@einen ntht o~rrtreten gu
ietu. WUup. 8amiep tann In 5olgs Der Sna
pt~aney-unruben leinen Staat ntdt Ssrlaisn.
Gp6ter.
A&t ubr Nbsnps. Die @ouoerneure fno
nod tn 9ebeimsr g,suns. w@ine groBe @len-
lhenmenee umltebt Das @ebGuOe. Die @jou@
perneure pebattiren Dte gmanctpatipue- GRO
tlamatipn peS Dr1lrenten. Mtan perinutbet,
Dap i9 otsle Der @%rptlamatiun mipsrlebtn
bed 1T ntht b%stannt, BON melcbsr
Ssite Die SppplitiOn gu erparten lit. &entud9
uno Mi1Curt linO ourA Steausrtretsr 3use-
| alsn pOrpen. Das Ntlultat Der Ssratbuns
gen nitro 3peifslspbne Die Bsitbuns Der Greet
DurG Wetlt3 ietn. Is Staatsn fnD ieBt
repro entirt.
Neun ubr Mbenls. Die glaamttta8sF3-
Suns ,purpe 81 uespsrtast, Ga wurpe nidts
bel1lp6en.
gtns nsue 9tsun9 it 1Oebeu sr6faet rpura
ben. 0onperneur Curtin unterfubt In Ntsm
Die N~esierung. Die Nntipatbts eesen BE
@gutlamattOn Oss 9ratpenten laBt nadD. Die
1rsnstaatea lino guar 9e8en %pielelbe, bguG
ten lkA ater in mabi9 tsr Deile aus.
SpGter.
Gin 5err, Der aus Der Sisung tptnmt, per-
f6ert, pab bic DrOflamattUn einmutbig ges
b,Qi9t peroe. Die Orsn5iaaten linO pafur,
Oab DaS NatIOnals@ oucernsment Durrb ale
Ntit el aufreGt e,balten werpsn mdie. Ser
mont bat lpeben etnen Stslpersrster geIdidt.
Die @ouperneure 8latr bon Mthisan, 81
ben uca Nsw.SerltY uno Mcrtcn vcn Snoiana
inp 70 chen anssfcmmen. Die NaGtiiBuns
nib wa5,iGsinl,b biz 3 poer 4l1br M9Or9ens
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u mcrifanii6s OsaebrIcbtru

Gom encouragement. Gus stngeganse
men YrlDatbrt. fen ltsIen MIR fOl9enDe Illttbets
lunsen iaber pas Surnerre9tment 5nlammen,
Uae fA in Der Shla@t bet Sbarpsburg au.
BercrDentlt4 nader esbolisn aaO pie lAcn
esltern uaitt9etbelIt - leiper beDeutence Der
LUTTE erlitten bat, Nls pas Iurnerre9tmrnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-26

6runtlin tebaupteteu oae bas 1srratu, peld2s
tie eswpnutn batten, unO BurHiipe ttelt nQ1
BITE 8rid: una RE YOlittOn ~tealetts terlelben.
Mles mar sanltis fir pte Grneuerung Oss
.RornpfeS am Dloraen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
Clerk
CountySCourI

-' -- of - County Court. Z;
If within their knowledge, the claimants
should state ,oacre the officer or soldier soas
born, and ashen and from what cause no
died, distinguishing those who we're Killed
in battle, or died Of aoonnas received IN
battle, from those who diea Of disease, i.
When there is an ADMINISTRATORS 9 certi-
fcate of the fact BY the proper officer of the
Court granting the same, under his seal Of
Office, viii be all that is necessary. -
The Law and these regulations applying
as we'll to conscripts as to volunteers, with
respect to the former claimants and witness.
es, will % required to swear to the con,
scription and the regiment and commander
to which The conscript belonged. They will
name the captains and companies when
they can DO 80, as this information will
greatly hcilitate the settlements. q
Claimants should always endorse on their
papers tbeir address, naming post office,
county, I'D State. -
The fsregoing forms, etc, have also been
approved by the Secretary of War.
W. H. s. TAYLOR,
Second Auditor, c. s. g
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

FNHE Subscriber desires to INFORM the
nublic that he is prepared furnish 10 any one that
wants such thing, the BEST COTTON GIN that Is made
apy,ybere and he Is still making Improvements on his for
ner Gins and has fear In challenging any other Stn
Factory 10 produce equal In performance or speed
VIA, good dry Cotton the roll IN the gin cannot Do
no, made 10 snew oyerich cannot be said OF any other
Gin His gin also has advantages and improvements which
no other can have these have been regularly
necnar construction of the gin, which no other mas
reh to make. He also makes AsHERs OF diefsn.
cohsucIIun SUIT ms WIsn OF any one e sPiSe
and different oter patterns He mas also the rght OF tne
celebrated Darlington Thrashers which are very much ad
mired by every one that has seen or tried them
Any one wanting superior Gin or Thrasher can be sup
p,ied by sending order to me at Chester C. H. so. "a
Work viii be carefully shipped to any RlaGe psoN
s. To House-BuideFs, will soy that am constantly
msnufaeturlng Sashes Blinds and Doors of every desc
zion of sood material and of the very best Workmanship
All work carefully packed and forwarded to order.
IonuaYy5 / u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
Second Auditor, G. s

STREgarH OF THE ENEMY's REaI.
MENrs. "A gentleman who had the oppor-
tunity, made observations which enable
him to make near approximation to the
strength Of Summers army corps when it
marched for Fredericksburg. He counted
the men 10 many of the regiments as they
marched past. The regiments Of new
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

v BREADsTuFRsIM9HE SouTH.-We may.
understand the fact that -four is selling in.
some Of the principal cities South Of Vir-
giua at forty to fifty dollars barrel, on
learning that there are many portions Of
the Confederacy where the stock Of bread
ssuffs for another year is already. we'll nigh
exhausted. In some counties Of Georgia
the wheat crop was total failure, and the
supply of corn will not last until Christmas.
There is really no scarcity Of supplies in
the South; but their distribution is unequal
There is said to be enough -four today in
Virginia, North Carolina and East Tennes.
see to feed the entire Confederaoy, yet it is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

~,
% How RICHMOND IS TO BE TAKEN.--
Our advices from the Army Of the Potomac
ia day indicate a heavy iuersasc and con.
tinuaf reinforcements Of the rebel army on
the Rappahannock about Freacridksbarg,
and the. fact will no doubt be nsed as an
darn signal BY the enemies Of the GoTefus
tmcnt to create divisions among the people,
and detracss from that confidence il our
military leaders which has been growing
rapidly in every stato for tho past two
weeks. In view Of. this eruefand unpatri.
otto action On the part Of our real malcon.
tents, it IS only necessary for US to say that
Gen. Burnside's private dispatches have
created hopeful feeling among those who
have the destinies of the country in charge
for the time. VIZ sss s's'FP ',''.,s' ~. ~.
The movement of the army has been
very satisfactory IN its conception and exc.
catiou and while its results are already
partially apparent, and Will be creditabie,
no one can look at.tbe history of the pres
ent week and say that this concentration Of
the rebels has not been one Of the results of.
this great movement, The rebels, ii, max
ing stand at Fredericksburg are only de.
Tending their capital, depot Of supplies,
fortified base, aud entire Southern commun.
ication :. The Rappananuock river is the
main line Of. defence before Richmond
To cross It with our army, 10 force, Born
side is now ordered !; in the event Of which
the rebels must fall back behind the james
River-their second line Of defence. APP
preciating Che Importance Of the strategy
evipced in our movement to the Rappahan.s
mock, the rebels are concentrating about,
Fredericksburg, and General. Lees army,
is now defending Richmond. We could do
nothing better than meet the enemy in an
extensive pitched battle just where 4he'is.
We believe that Generals Burnside, Sum-
ner, Hooker and Franklip, ore anxious and
able to "try conclusion" with Leo, Long
Street, Jackson and Hill, right upon that
beautiful series Of gentle slopes between the
Rappahannook; aud Massapouax, 10 sight
ofthe ancient town now beleaguered by the
opposition armies of the Union and rebel
States. That battle will be fought near
this spot we have no doubt, and the hea-
vier it is the worse will be the result for the
rebels. Lees army is the sole defeuce and
life of the Southern Cause defeat of
that army would be death to the rebel
lion. The overthrow of this army Of Lee
is the,w work of the army on the Potomac
during the coming month. That it is com-
petept to the task none can doubt. 1t is
superior to the rebel army in every feature
and particular. Struggling 10 the right
cause and field, with redoubled strength,
and well handled, glorious victory awaits
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

TIE Ernst yIRoNioLAD 0uT.-The iron
Glad steamer Passaic sailed from New York
on the 2Sth ult., on . trial trip to Fortress
Monroe. The New York Herald, speak.
ing Of the trip pysays: ~ 2s ~ sssE'e,as ~ :
The buoyancy, of the vessel was. very
marked, and during the heaviest sea expe:
rienced on the voyage, at no time did the
water reach an elevation of more than two
feet above the deck Of the vessel Thieves,
selexperienoed a few hOurs'srough wealth
fer aud during the time behaved exceeding
ly we'll. It was regretted BY those on board
that it could not have blown quito gale,
so as to have given her good trial amid
the bufeting waves. e'aa - - s%
- The ventilation was also found to. be up
to the constructors mark, aud nc. unpleas.
antness was felt from this cause. The ves-
sci stcereds WE'LL minding7 her helm with
CELEBRITY and certainty; but larger wheel
will be put 10 tho pilot.bouse. The COM
pass worked admirably, the attraction, or
rather duration, being only about oue.quar-
ter of point. She steamed well, and 10
every respect fulfilled the highest ezpecta.
tions. The next thing that is to follow in
her history will be active offensive service,
,in which there can be no doubt but that
she will prove herself all that could be de-
sired Of her. .sat ..- =
. She may possibly act. act ia conjunction
with the Army Of the Potomac, and should
the Merrimac No q make her appearance
on the James River SO that Capt Drayton
eau bring the Passaic into action, then look
out for rebel splinters.
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dred. This does his distorted soul more
good than the rout of Mcclellan before
Richmond. The tanner who is shielded
from the balls of the enemy by a7few'sides
of leather, makes more money 10 one day,
and struts about with more airs than Stone
Wall jackson, y These beings think they
will be esregardedsas Royal bloeds when the
country is relieved Of its enemies, hut they
are simply mistaken. They will be regard.
ed as the veriest dregs Of society. o, says
one of them, I must do something for a
living: Tell the truth and be q mau.-'
What, did : say be q mae, thstis San i'm.
possibility. A man has a7soul, he Is not a
"two legged animalwithout feathers ;;"ano-
bic being that loves bis ooantry, fights for
his country, and never sells the poor for
bread. Hear this, o 1 Eye spectators, aye
that swallow upthe needy, even to make
the poor Of the lard to@fail, saying when
will the new moons be gone, that weanay
sell corn" to the soldiers wife at two dol.
lars per bushelY qand the Sabbath that We
may set forth wheat" in The market ct five
and six dollars per bushel,, "making the
.bushel small and the dollars great, and
falsifyiug the balance by deceit ." That
we may buy the poor for sa0oufsderate
Notes, and the needy for g pair Of shoes
yea, and sell therefuse ofthe wheat7 The
Lord hath eworn BY the excellsney Of Jacob,
ssssurely + viii nssef fforgetany ffheir Your
tworks'o speculation. "shall not the land
stremble for this" speoulation5 Sand every
;one mourn that dWelleth therein. No,
says the speculator in his heart, I rejoice 10
it, and my prayersto the powerslof dark:
ness is, that the money making times may
scont;nns .-s sfES r"55@Ss ts'1 B(f9.a'
IL. - 4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17


SOUTHERN CURRENoY, ,ATTHE North.
"A gentleman just from she y. States,
informs the Richmond Eaquirer that the
notes Of Georgia, Alabama, NORTH Carolina
aud South Carolina tbauks;areSat discount
of,ouly 6qe per cent, and that Virginia
bank notes are fronl5 to 20 per Gent. dis
count. This is great improvenenspn 90
and go per cent. discount, aud illicates
that feeling f1early ceisaentertained
by the brokers ofsthe United States, .the
sbarometor of national .storms;s ID hsse&
Our informant says .has be was tod that
Confederate notes would be at about the
same discount, Of five percent, If they
could be dealtin. The cause Of the differ
euce between Virginia ands ,oshersSeuthern
States is said to, be because Virginia is
"deeper in,". aud her territory was more
wasted and destroyedthan any 81 The other
States, Our readers can draw their own
conclusions. from the state Of Southern
money in the markets. ...,..I ..,5.,,,j
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

1t. The army Of he Potomac wiu giin
Richmond, on tie Rappa hammock, Jat tie
army Of he James vin occupy tie city,
and show to the world the true greatness
Of all that composed that noble army, now
lying quietly before Fredericksburg
Philadelphia Press. 81 s"sSss7sss :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17

sa Gen. Howell Cobb arrived 'at Talla.
hassee last Saturday. He willimmsdiately
assume command of the forces in that Mill
tary Department, with his headquarters at
Quincy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-17
Nm THE COURT OF ORDINARY

49, YORK DISTKIUT.e es-Fl 49, go .
For pips,oa or saleef real Etats Of John r. II Hails
- = = deecased - t - z -
lame. Wallis. APPLICANT, ss jsmes A. Wallis Thomas g.
wallis, Harvey H. Wallis, William M. Wallis, Jo%sepn %
r Wai,is samuel w. Wallis Rebecca Camp6eil, Wne
of samuel L. Campbell and Martha a. Wallis, neirS
Of John R. II. Wallis, deceased
VT appearing to my satlsfa action that
lanes A wallis, Thomas S. Wallis, Harvey H. Wallis
and William M. Wallis -defendants In the above staiea
fore Ordered that they do appear and object 70 e dys
ION or sale Of s real Of John r. Wallis dsssas
mai consent TO the sane VIII be entered OF record
'''A JOEE A. BROWN, o. Z. D.
November 10, 1852 AZ 3m.
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From the South Carollnlan.

lAfLOE q OhEEhi AVh OioSi ivy y. ~
Ss'a s7' >z7'E December 8, 1852.
s Mn. EnIToR, I.ssh Of you permission
through the columns sof your paper, the
privllegsof addressing the members. Of the
Senate and House of. Representatives Of
South Carolina on tho, snbiect Of Sal, in
4behalsof the good people Of South Carroll
MAJ lido this ahatI may be freed fromsa all
imputation on this subject, since LfeeIthnt
Ihage fairly and squarsly discharged my
duty as asoitizen Of the State;
Now, 10 ordert that the Senate and HOUSE
Of Representatives., as veil as the people Of
South Carolina, may understand thepos
stionI have sakens i must relate facts that
! know to be ineontroyertible,s =; s..assss,
In the first place, the Senate and House
of Representatives are hereby informed that
some time during last August Or :Septem.
Der, 4 vent 70 the Saline 'WqFkah Virgin.
hi polamanly hn,wn. By he name Of she
Preston W orks, for salt, and bought.as far
asI had money. During my ,stay, I sought
an interview with certain Of the members
ofthe finn, of Stuart, Bachsnnaus& 4 Co.,
and / am pleased 10. inform these honorable
bodies that did effect an arrangement ;ta
sast2 salt from this oeupany for South Caro-.
lima to the amount due: By them as Sslessees
~ = mr. nnrcbasssrs of saia works an1onnticp 10
Il .aban. sT4o,ooo, It Two dollars and seventy event
Eve cents ner busbel. conditioned that the
a. State should retain. the funds unit until the ha ..
Z mount dine ,by them shouldsbe due.e These
facts / submitted to the, Goveanor and
counc;l and racce;;gged E from them an lew eva.
III s;ye T answer wbieh dethroued. the uhola
e ms :. nan;na boness Since then 1 have
Sssa :. tsisa,as fpa ,se,Ls ~ hi vs now On The
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FSTATE SALE.

DY permission of the Ordinary of
ID Chester DistfIer. win sell ON TUESDAY the 9Th
asy Of JANUARY peSf, a. the late residence OF w ~;
KELSEY, deceased all the personal OF he said
deceased, consisting OF ~ 4 -, sg. So : -
ELEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.
nine head of Mules and Horses Cate, Hogs and Sheep
Corn Fodder and Hay Coon In the Bale and in the Seed
rsi rate Carriage and Buggy, with Harness
Wagons and Harness, Gin, Ttrasher and Fan, SFarmpg
Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c,
rAjso MT the same time the LAND will be RENTER
On ,he place there are four good DWELLING HOUSES
ZONE large and fne) with all necessary outbulldngs
s'0a ehanee ~ JOHN pIcKEY, adminis,sasor.:
Seaember 10. :. ~Se-5F so ASsf =. - = s's 81
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-. FHE, MISSOURI MAssAcRE-HERoIo
SELF. SAoR1FIoEs-We learn from . late
number Of the Cincinoati Eaqaifer, that
one Of Che victims selected BY the Federal
General. MeNeill for bis butchery siu Mis-,
souri, was a.mari who had wife and seye-
raj children dependent altogether upopshis
daily labor for their support. a syouDg
man knowing The condition Of The family,
offered bimseR to McNsiIl sas d substitute
forstheshusband'and father, WAS accepted,
and was one of the ten who we're shot, =
The Cincinnati paper, With more. ,indepeu.
deuce than We should have looked for from
that quarter, says the history Of that afro
.cious mnrdsrSwould not bsscomplete with
.outthe selationstof this incident of heroic
,selfsacri6ce; neither would the infamy, Of
MeNeilEbe fully understood and apprecia.
ted without lis recital. 0oe Of the re-
ppfsoaohes Of administration is, that DC,
NeilI was allowed ctosremain -aSsiagle day
after this inhumau affair had
been brought to its notice. From the sa,le
source we learn that at The late Fremont
celebration inst. Louis, SMcNeHF was pres
ant, and that during the occasionshe propo-
ised to drink with a brother officer. The
result ofsthe invitation was marked one
The officer. invited bg McNeiii to driuk
rsooiled from the offer IS If IN contact with