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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
From the Edgefeld Advertiser.
Absurdities..


Mr.. Editor 1T is absurd to suppose
that arS5ssas
l. A country can achieve its indepen-
dence, unless its armies are victorious, and
its people earnest and patriotic, ~.
2. To suppose that an army. can be vic.
torious when it is commanded by incompe.
tent and negligent Generals, or composed
of base and vagabond substitutes.
3. To suppose that its rauks will ever be
full whilst the President begs the Stragglers
and Deserters to return, instead of forcing
them back by exemplary punishment and
military coercion.
4. To suppose that the Officers and Sol.
diers will admire the conduct of their fel-
low citizens at home, who are robbing the
poor of their support, and are filing the
army with the refuse Of the rabble. ~
S. To suppose that the President can in
duce the belief that our recent defeats and
casualties are not owing to his incapacity,
rather than to the interference Of Provi-
dence and that victories are to be Wonby
days of fasting, &c., rather than by wisdom
good Generals and hard fighting.
6. To suppose that the grant Of furloughs
in the midst of an engagement is evidence
of military discipline.
7. To suppose that the 1breeched old NO.
men, daily plotting, scheming and specula-
ting, are of any use whatever to the conf
munity or the country.
8. To suppose that the soldiers in the
army, and all good and honest men, don't
know that the degraded pinps, engaged in
buying grain from the farmers, are employ
ed by persons styled prominent. citizens I!
aoho attend Church, commune as members,
and are erteriorly devont; who, ashamed
of the meanness and ungodliness Of their
speculations, avoid public contempt and
odium by the screen of worthless citizens,
and returned dishonest soldiers. asis6.
9. To suppose that the SO styled pronii-
nent citizens, are prominent in anything
save i,.famy, and that they will escape the
indignation and chastisement Of an outra:
ged and abused people.
10. To suppose that the love Of money
will be sacrificed to the love of country
and that people will sell wheat at four dol
lars per bushel, when they can get more.
IL. To suppose that even nthis great
contest for national existence, every man
will do his duty ssCYNIC.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

A COOP OMEN.-Admiral Dahlgren was
so sure of the possession Of Fort Sumter,
that he sent the original United States flag,
which Anderson was allowed to carry off,
by the recent assaulting party, to be raised
again on the fort. But by the humiliating
failure of the expedition, the flag has fallen
into the hands of the generous Beauregard,
who allowed it to be carried away by Major
Anderson, as compliment to his gallantry
in defending it Having from that time
been constantly dishouored and desecrated,
it is emiueutly proper that it should be re-
stored to the keeping of Gen. .Beauregard,
as the earliest trophy Of the var We hail
the fact as the presage Of q "good time
coming" to our arms.-SoaM tGaso1issilan.
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Execution of Deserters.

RICHMOND, September 4.--Tbe ten de.
sertcrs from the 18th North Carolina Regi-
ment, recently captured in Fluvanna Coup-
ty, under command Of Adjutant Mailett,
who was killed, will be:exscuted to-tnerrow
in accordance with the verdict of the court
martial, in the presence of Gen. Johhston's
command, of the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia. -
Intelligence from Mexico, of the 24th of
July, via San Francisco, has beer received.
The intention Of the triumyirate 70 recog-
nize the Confederate States is continually
foreshadowed by the Imperial press. Re-
cogniticn will take place as soon as news
reaches Mexico that baximilian accepts the
crown. ~
Five substitutes, deserters from the army
Of the Potomac, were executed on the 18th
in presence of $4,000 persons: Two were
Protestants. TWO Catholics and one He
brew-all foreigners. .s-....s.s,4..
The Herald, of the 29th, announces in
flaming capitals the occupation of Sumter
and Wagner by Gen. Gilmore The Wash
ington correspondent of the Herald states,
in view of the speedy capture Of Charles.
ton and the occupation of South Carolina
by Union forces, the intentions of the Gov
ernment. It intends to place ButlerTiu
command Of that department as soon asG
more and Dahlgren complete their work.
A letter from the army Of the Potomac
says, about 200 Germans, Of the 10Th New
York Volunteers, who had mutinied, and
were sentenced to hard labor during the
war, had the sentence commuted.
The New York Times, of the 29th, nit,
says, our Government ought to make prepa-
rations for war with France. Il statesits
belief that Napoleon has secretly concluded
or has in progress a treaty with President
Davis, by which cession of Texas Will be
received as the equivalent for recognition
and substantial aid to the Confederacy. The
language Of the European press and the
tone of the Emperor's organ, the Monitear,
indicate clear enough purpose of inter
vention in our affairs. a4sss
A telegram from Boston, dated August
81, p. m says destructive fre is raging
in East Boston. It commenced 10 the At.
lantic Works, where the monitors are con-
structed, and che buildings, With thenearly
finished turrets, we're destroyed. The
flames are rapidly extending throughoutth the
mechanical portion Of East Boston.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

SOMETHING TO BEAR IN MIND.--We
must keep before US the fact that this is not
a war of conquest for the qualification of
the ambitious, but war upon which hangs
the destiny of every inhabitant of the
Southern States. If we ,,are conquered in
this contest (says the Mississippian) the
last hope of liberty upon this continent will
have expired, and we, with future genera
tions, will be doomed to live under q des-
potism worse than any in the Eastern
World. ........
We must not wait to count cost--all that
we have is at stake. If we are victorious,
and have lost our money! We are indepen-
dent, but if We have our money and are
conquered, then we are slaves.
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August
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

II WILL receive returns for Taxes at
L Yorkvile, on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday.
will also, for the same purpose, attend at the following
times and places:
AT Bethel, Thursday, 3rd Of September.
AT Clay Hill, Friday, 4th of September.
At Fort Mills, Tuesday, sth OF September.
At Rock Hill, Wednesday, 9th of september.
At Coates Tavern, Thursday, 10th Of September.
AT WeStbrook's, Friday, llth Of September.
At Brattonsvie, Saturday, 10Th Of September.
AT McConnelsvlle, Monday, 18th of September.
At Youngblood's, Tuesday, 18th Of September.
At Feeinster'S, Wednesday, 10Th of September.
At Glflln'S, Thursday, l1th OF September.
Al Luke Smiths, Friday, 18th of September.
At Hickory Grove, Saturday, 18th Of September.
At Hugh Loves, Monday; 2lSt of September.
At Whiteside's, Tuesday, 22nd Of September.
d. At Boydton, "Wednesday, -a3rd of September.
At Buffalo, Thursday, 24th of September.
At Whisonant's Friday, 25th Of September.
At Smiths, Saturday, 26th Of September.
At Allisons, Monday, 2Sth of September.
AT Ebenezer, Saturday, 3rd Of October.
After attending at the above Places will be at Yorkvile
until the Ord of October. F. NJ. GALBRAITH,
Assessor, York District
The following articles owned held LIST July, 1863
which the growth production Of any previous year,
aud necessary for family consumption the present year,
are 10 be returned.
Naval Stores, Salt, Wines Sprmous Liquors, Tobac-
co. Cotton, WOOL Flour, Sugar, Molasses and Syrup Rice
aud all other agricultural products.
All money on hand on st July, 1863.
All notes. bonds credits must be returned with the in
terest calculated up 10 lst July, 1863
Profits from lst January 3ls December 1862, Flour
Corn Bacon Pork OATS Hay, Rice, Salt Iron Manufac
of Iron, Sugar Molassesy LEATHER Wooden Cloths
Shoes, Boots, Blankets, and Cotton Cloths. F. NJ G.
August 26 "a
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ANTI.ExToRTIoN.-In Mississippi they
are organizing "Confederate Societies. for
the purpose of taking Confederate bills at
par, and selling all products and merchan-
die without profit at the pefe cost of pro
duction, until the war is'over and otf inds
pendence is aehieysE Theidea9isnot only
patriotic, but heroic. Those who Sc. such
an examplsmust, by degrees, shame their
greedy aud short sighted neighbars into the
same course.
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OFFICE A. q. M,
OE Il 1SH As >Ks uAss
CHARLESTON, S. c., October LIST, 1862.
ND I

CHARLESTON, s. G, Uctobcr Ist, 1862.
MIR. J. G. MILLER is appointed
4H4 Agent of this Department, for the purchase Of
FODDER and CORN for the Districts ofY ork and Chester
Planters desiring TO sell will communicate WIN MN,
through the POST OFFICE NJ Yorkvie, S. Carolina
Particular attention be paid TO the PACKING. No
WATER must be used loss the Government was
experienced last year, by Fodder being improperly packed
ali such will be rejected.
MOTIF A, PRINGLE, Capt and A. @. NJ.
October Is fa
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COUTd CAROLINA-YORK DIS

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
~ TRICT.-Whcrcas, Rev. J. S. BAII.Y has applied to
me for Letters of Administration dc bonis no all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits of l.
N. SADLER, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These therefore 10 cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors OF the said deceased be and
appear before Ordnarys Court for the said
District be holden York Court House the 2lS day
ofseptemher ns to slew cause ifay why the said Ad-
minstration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and Sca this d day Of September,
in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty three, and in the eighty year the lndepen
dence of South Carolina.
JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D.
nhor0
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
YORK DISTRICT.

In the Court of Ordinary.
To james Eters, Henry Ecrs Samuel EiterS Joseph E
ters Dcnie EttcrS, John Francis wfc. L,q and Jack
son Gi65onsG ,cife Rcbecca, Heirat-lar Of Phillip E.
ters, deceased.
VOU are hereby required to appear
House. for York District the second day of Novcmber
1883 10 sew cause if any you why the proceeds Of
the sale of the real Of Philip EtterS, deceased sold
for partition and DIVISION should not be paid over 10 An
drew Etters and NJ Hanbrh Administrators OF the said
Philip E,ters be applied by them the payment OF the
debts of the said Philip Etters.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 2sh day of july 1863
JOHN A. BROWN,
(s2s) Ordinary for York District.
July W
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity--York District.
ohn McCaner, ct al
rs Bill for Sale of Land.

jon" '"c|'' rs. " Bill for Sale of Land.
Samuel Barber, ct all
TN obedience to the Order of the Court
Il of Equity, made in the above cause, will expose TO
public sale at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST
MONDAY In OCTOBER, next, tile real estate Of lSA-
BELLA McCARTER, late Of York District, DECEASED,
consisting of THREE Of land situate in the District
aforesaid and lying the Of Carks Fork TO wit:
One tract containing
256 ACRES.
and bounded by lands Of George Barber William Oates
aud others. One tract containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-TWO ACRES and bounded by lands Of William
Robertson Andrew Robertson and Others and one other
tract number KNOWN but which will be sur
veyed and Plat exhibited day Of sale will sell
above lands OH credit of and years, payable In
two equal annual nstalment, with interest from day Of
SALE Purchasers giving bond and two good suretes and
paying in CASH the costs Of these proceedings.
(Sl3 WALTER B. METTS, C. E. Y. D.
SoIfernher 9 30 4t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, August ., 1863.
"HEREAS the present condition

i" dEhEAS the present conultlon
w of the country requires the organization of an ac
tive and efficient body Of troops, who may take the field
upon moments notice. to meet with proptness any sud
den ncurson which may be made by the enemy into our
State and whereas purpose of defending our homes
bearing population 6 years OF age not in liable 10
Confederate service exempted thereom for public pu
poses, should be organized into companies:
Now, therefore, /, MILLEDGE L. BONHAM, Governor
and Chief in and the State OF South
carona upon the people of the State TO at
ganize themselves IN accordance with the orders hereunto
annexed from the Office Of the Adutant and Inspector Cen
eral, so as 10 afford and the and Children
of our brethren In arms the efecual protection and
security The second organization called for is in
dance with the recommendation of the President to the
Governor and is approved the best organization for a
who may be included in the organization OF Voluneer
State Troops.' NJ. L.: BONHAM.
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FAIR NOTICE.

ILL persons indebted to the subscri-
n hers by NOTE or ACCOUNT hereby notified
that the same have been left in the hands Of bI G. r.
RATCEIFORD, for settlement. Persons knowing them
selves in any way indebted, will please call on him mme
diately. L. BLOOMBERG Il BRO.
July % If
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T. Brewer, Lieutenant sloop. .of.war Housa-
tonic; Lieutenant s. W. Preston, U. s.
Admiral's Flag Ship, Philadelphia; Lieut..
Geo. G. Roamey, gun-boat Canandaigua; ;
Ensign s. G. McCauley, gun.boat Canan-
daigua; Lieut.. Charles b. Bradford, q.
s. Marines, wounded; H. G. Dayton, Ex-
ecutive Officer on board the Wissahickon.
The prisoners were all brought over to
the city last evening. They were taken in
charge by Capt. W. J. Gayer, Provost
Marshal, who entered their names, &c., af-
ter which they were lodged in Jail.
Among the official documents captured
were the following orders from Admiral
Dahlgreu. 1t will be seen by the list Of
prisoners published that the officer COM
manding, mentioned in the orders, was also
captured
- FLAG. STEAMER PHILADELPHIA, |
OFF Morris Island, Sept. 4, 1868. I
Lieut. Commanding, E. S. Wi1zicms,
Commanding y. s. Steamer, Wissa-
hickon.
SIR: You will proceed without delay to
organize volunteer party of not more than
(200) two hundred men, under proper Off.
GERS, for special service. ...
You will also procure asuficient number
of boats to transport them. The whole to
be inside the bar at an early hour this even
ing. r.
The commanding officers of the vessels
off Charleston are hereby directed on the
presentation of this order to furnish you
the number of boats, men and officers that
may be allotted as the proportion to come
from their vessels. Signal No. 72 will an
null this. Respectfully, your obedient ser
want, j. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral, Com. s. A. B. Squad.
ORDER. =,
Lieutenant Commander E. P Williams
is instructed to organize force of sailors
for special service, and the commanding
officers of the following vessels will place
under his command men (volunteers pre-
ferred) and boats. properly oficered.as fol.
lows: Powhattan, fifty men, three boats
Housatonic, thirty men, two boats; Wissa-
hickon, twenty men, two boats; Mahaska,
thirty men, one boat; Lodona, twenty men,
two boats; Memphis, twenty men, two
boats. If the Canandagua arrives off the
bar in time, Capt. Green will send forty
men and three boats. Very respectfully,
j. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral, Com. 8: A. B. Squad.
During yesterday, the enemy's guns were
almost wholly silent. The Yankees are
evidently working hard at Cummings Point
where they have strengthened and enlarged
our works. They are also bringing up their
heavy ordnance, (Parrott guns, we suppose)
to be placed at that point;
Last night, our batteries were keeping up
steady fire upon the enemy's newly &C.
quired positions, and as We go to press the
reports are still heard at regular intervals
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HIDES AND LEATHER

july IJII, IebJ.
THE subscriber having leased his
TANyARDto 10 JASPOAG s d. MAY, for term of
THREE YEARS, would say his old patrons 10 bring in
their hides rs usual assuring them that he is well acquain
cd with POAG MAY and that everything will be aci-
dcd 10 properly, and justice done in all cases.
JAS. b. HENKEL.
JuIv o. 90 9l
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
To the Taxpayers OF the 3lst Collection
District, York.
A ITnTIONEERS Annthnnnrins Dn

n UCIlONEEhO, ,ApoIHeCdIlcS, Da-
"a kcrs, Brokers, Billiard Room Keepers, Brewers,
Bankers, Butchers, Cattle Brokers' Circus Exhibitions,
Commercial Brokers, Commission Merchants, Confeeion
aries Dentists, Distlcs, Eating House Keepers Exhibit
of Shows, Hotel Keepers Inn Keepers Jugsers, Law
yers Photographers Physicians Retail Dealers, Showmen,
Surgeons Tavern Keepers Theatre Owners Tobacconists,
Wholesale Dealers and all other persons f any there be
who required by the Tax Act Of the Confederate States
10 register of the and residence of
each person. firm corporation engaged or entrusted in
any business named in the fifth section Of the said Act,
with statement of the time for which, and the place and
manner which the Is 10 be conducted, and of all
facts going ascertain the amount Of Tax upon such
business, the past future according 10 the provisions
of the said Act within the District above mentioned,
hereby notified that unless they make the registry and pay
the Tax required by the Act within thirty days from the
date of this advertisement, they must in addition 10 all
other Taxes upon their business, imposed by the said Act
pay double the Of the specific Tax said business,
and like for every thirty days Of continued failure.
To enable persons make such registry and pay such Tax
shall attend daily the of Adams, N1cCorkie SEQ,
Yorkvihe, Sundays excepted For the accommodation
of all those who reside in the Eastern portion oftc District
l will attend at Rock Hil on Tuesday, sh September,
proximo. }. A. MCLEAN,
Collector for York District.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
0OUTH CAR0ITNA-YORK DIS

~ TRlCT-Whercas, r. 7 and PHILIP r. SANDI-
FER has applied to for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular, the goods and chate, rights aud
credits of PHILIP SANDlFER, ESQ.,, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonsh all and sngl
lar the kindred and creditors of the said dcccased TO be
and appear before a next Ordiuays Court for the
said District, be holden at York Court House on the
2st day of September inst to sew cause, any why the
said Administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and Sea this 2nd day of September
in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxy-tree and the eightyeighth year Of the ndepen
dence of South Carolina
JOHN A. BROWN, 0. Y. D.