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THE DUTY OF PLANTERS.


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forgetting that there are other things indis'
pensably necessary to keeping them there. "
Loaves of bread don't grow on trees, Sand.
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CORN FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
We are requested to call attention to the
advertisement for Corn from this District,
by Col. c. +. Harris, of the Quarter Mast
ter,s Department. We have said so much
TO day Of the necessity Of feeding the SOL
diers, We only add that It mast be had, if
By an,pressmeat.
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HEADQUARTERS,

CDMMISSAKY GENEHAL'S DEPARTMENT., 8. C.,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., March l6, 1863.
THE following agents, having execu-
authorized 10 ds aud dispose of their sptuous liquors
according regulations adopted BY the Governor viz
w. II. Walker, Sparnnburg- Sparanburg, C.H.
" John Coate, Newberry-N -Newbeny.C. H. - -
w. L.. Legett, Marlboro Bennettsyille.
Archy M. Smith, Laurens-Ch -Chappel's Depot
s.J. Kuykendal and b. Briggs, York-Yorkyille.
Thomas Eakins, ,Abbevlle-Abbeyille C.. II.
A..A. Glover, EdgefeId-Edgefeld G.. II.
Robert Ferguson, York-Rock Hill. - za,.s
N. d. & w. e. Protlro, BarnwcI-Johns0n's. = =
Jesse sdye, Pickens-Pfckens C. II. - I.
b JOSEPH WALKER,
- Commissary General, 8. C.
NoTE-As applications granted and bonds executed
and filed In this Department, the names Of agents will be
added 10 the above list. 49,. & 2z-assss;;-..
hfaro1l )" 4 S'.gsg. ~
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Jhe aarkuilIe Gaqllirer,
YoRKVlLLE. S. G.
wEDNEsDAyEvERINe, MARCH IS. 1858.
l2TH REGIMENT.

The Rev, Mr.. Anderson, who will leave
for this Regiment on the first week in April,
will take charge Of all packages for that des-
tination which may be left at the Yorkville
depot.
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STATE OF sOUTH gAROIaNM
ExEcuTrvE DEPARTMENT.

THE following appointments have
i been made by his Exccllency the Governor 10 ihe
South Carolina Military Academy under the resolution OF
the General Assembly, viz: ic-Tz
From Ist Congressional Diatic George w Fenel,of
Marion. 49, go s:25{f 80 &
From End Congressional Dlsuic,J Chapman Hnsrrof
Charleston. " - ~. ) ~ ~ 4 "
From srd Congressional District Arthur Thomson,
of BarnweI. TsG'
From 4th Congressional Dlstrict- Abner W. Lanarsor
Edgefeh. ~ - u = ssa & sieysres
From 5th Congressional DIsuic.-R a. Gwinn, 81
From 9th Congressional District Daniel A hinler,sos
Fairfield. ~ g.
The persons above named VIII report for e1aminaon 10
the Academic Board, atte Arsenal Academy Columbia,
on the lst day Of April next -
By order of the Governor.
e 3 Il s = b.. IF. ARTHUR T.,
privnfp 5ecratst,.t
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fin oil, after which the steel can be bent,
but scarcely broken.
-Thomas G.. Sims, of Atlanta, Ga, ex-
hibits to the Intelltgencer good rope made
out of hickory wood split, like that men.
toned some weeks ago in the Courier as
made in Spartanburg, s: G.
= Easter Sunday comes this year on the
9th of April next. Passion Sunday will be
on the 22d of March; Palm Sunday on the
29th March; Good Friday on the Sd Of
April.
"A public meeting of the citizens of At.
lanta is called, to request their Senator and
Representatives in the Legislature to use
their influence to induce the Legislature to
call upon Congress tolevy heavy tax up
on the people, for the purpose of withdraw
ing portion Of the redundant currency,
and of giving confidence to the finances Of
the Government.
- President Davis has made Col. R. B.
Vance, brother of Governor Vance, Of N.
Carolina, Brigadier General.
= The printing establishment Of Messrs.
Sterling and Campbell, of Greensboro, N.
G. was destroyed by fire on Monday last
Also the branch bindery Of Messrs. De
Cartreet & Armstrong.
= The Salisbury Watclnaan says the as
sistant. quartermaster at that place has re-
ceiyed orders from Richmond to impress,
corn, &C., should he be unable to obtain it
in any other way.
- Mrs. Davis, the wife of the President,
passed through Charleston on Sunday last,
on her way to Montgomery, where her moth.
er is seriously i'll.
= General Bragg has presented to Gen.
Beauregard, for his department, a battery
of rifed guns captured from the enemy at
the battle of Murfreesboro. This battery
has been entrusted to Capt. Gaillard's com.
pany.
- The Mobile Register says The print.
ers of the Confederacy have heard of no
news since the beginning of the war that
gives them more satisfaction than that of
the resignation of Gen. Sigel, Sigle, Siegel,
Sic gle, Seigel, seigle, Seagull-or what:
ever his name may be. They are rid Of
him now, and why they are glad of it is
easy to guess.
= The Governor of Alabama has issued q
"circular letter to the planters" of that
State. tt is a stirring appeal to them to
plant provision crops, and no cotton, to the
utmost extent.
The steamer Giraffe arrived in, Will
mington, on Thursday morning, with full
cargo on Government account.
= WIN. B. Howell, father of President
Davis wife, died in Montgomery, Alabama,
few days since.
- There is legend related Of St. Law
renee AS he lay on the gridiroD, conscious
that he was sufficiently done on one side,
he requested the cooks, if not two iuconye'
nient, to turn him over and do him on the
other.
- Planters look to your hog pens. A dis.
tinguished author says sahe pen is mightier
than the sword"
Report of the Attack on Port Hudson.
MOBILE, March 16.-The Tribane has
| the following special dispatch from jackson,
dated the 10Th:
"PoRT HUDSON, March Is.
To LIT. Gen. Psnberton
The gunboat fight was heavy, and lasted
from IL to 2 last night. All the feet came
within range. The Hartford and Monon-
gahela passed in crippled state; the Mis-
sissippi was burnt; and the Richmond dis
| n III
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CARRIAGE SHOP.

ozMIkk/s THE Subscriber still cantfnnes Tho
NBV CARRIAGE and BUGGY BLJSINFas
Q0---SY ai the old STAND. All kinds ri colin
Try produce taken In exchange for work.
ALSO, HORSE SHOEING and general country WORK
done by yzr.a % 8 q SFs w i, NicF4 4ADDEN.s
January 90 ~ II. -
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SOUTHERN PRINTED
SPELLING BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT THE
ENQUIRER OFFICE,
farch 95 10 ~

SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ TRICT.-Whereas, JOS. G.. sMARR has applied
to me for Letters of Administration on all and Singular
the goods, and chattes, rights and credits of JAMES
McCALLEY, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, cite and admonIsh all and sng-
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased
the said District be holden at York Court House, on the
9th day of April next to shew cause, lf any, why the
said Administration should not be granted A.
Given under my hand and Seal, This Oath day Of March
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixyhree, and In the eshty-seventh year of the nde-
80 JOHN A. BROWN, o.Y.n
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IN every quality of health and deeon-
! omy. euuai: to EUROPEAN, IVHITE-DRY-CRYs-
TALLfzED and PURE ordered expressly for retail 70
FARMERS and the Pg0DUCiMG nv ssghAssEs: s., IN the
= 70" pf'ce'' YoRKYLLE MARBLE YARD OFFICE.
,s..., 10 80 -7Rf.11t ~ II
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY

fUhh UISIHICI, .I.-t''f =
For Division Sale of Real Estate James a. Nc Carter
Deceased. t-sr
James L. McCarter Applicant Christopher L. H. Nc
Carter etal of James A, McCarer, deceased
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
i Robert M. McCarer, John c. McCater, and Iarietl
McCaler, widow of David L. McCarter, deceased and
the children of said David l.. McCarter whose names
unknown me, defendants in above stated case reside
without the limits of this State. trs
s therefore, ordered that they do appear aud object
division sale Of the Heal Estate of James A. Nc
Carter deceased before the 18th duy of June next
their consent TO the same will be entered of record
LA. BROWN, o.;Y.;D.
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FROM NEwBERN.-The dispatches pub.
lished last Monday, and statements in the
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AdJutunt and Inspectors General 81 South oaloiln

" That the commanding officers ofbeat companies shah
keep two separate fosone Of the names o persons
resident In teir beats between the ages Of
and another of the names of all persons beIween
ofslxteen and In said rolls the eaeh
person; anH perscas required to be enrolled bp this Act
sha Immediately aer is passage, report their naeE 70
the commanding officers Of their beat, who shall
power 10 adminater onts the ages and rcsdcuce &c
persons, when they refuse TO make known their agesr
place of residence, or where there may be doubts asto
either; each and every beat company shnf be called
out for drill and instruction once In every two months
XXXIY. If any hents company shall neglect or refuse
for two MONTHS to elect officer to Oil any yacancy which
shall occur In tic person elected shall asrrt
Of snch oice shall be The duty o. tue colonel
cofnnading that regiment 10 which such belos,
toappont and commission some tperson, liable % ofda,
" militia duty In such beat 10 M such ofce and
be compelled serve In snc Office for twelve months,
nnder the penaitse thirty dollars md esrt. on the
amount of his last general tax uless shall be sooner
promo,e or from bodily or mental become isa.
pable of performing the duty therec, remoya tho
limits Of his con,and unless the company sui sooner
elect some fit person, who shall accept such cnnIssis
and shall be the dnry Of tile colonel commanding
the regnent appoint and commlssan rs often ms the a
polntmen sa be refused and In every case of refnsaft
accept, tie penalty shall be enforced; but no a
pointcf BY the colonel Office IN beat cspany shall
be compelled to uniform himself or serve 10 such Office
longer than one year In tllree.;S
March 1gf1t
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4 -Dl5MINISTRATl5RsS Nl5TIsEEj

IA All persons having claims asunst tIe estate of
ROSS deceased are hereby notified present them, did
anested within the time prescribed by law and tose r.
debted to the said estate viii make paynentt
tfeundcrslgucd. o. 0.NSMcGAHTER,Ad Aduinistratnr
March N gts. -. ..- 10 80 = ~ TX ats.
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NIT10TTGE All, PERSl)NSHAV-

IS ING demands against EDWARD LEECH, decfased,
are hereby notified 10 present tho same legally pttcted
within the time required, the undcrgn gnd al those
Indebted to said estate wfil pay forthwith 70 US -
:. q Is E. 81, LEIGH, q = 2asx; q 4. .sS-
j. w. SLEECH, aa'as'''ss' sssas 4tss eso.s'
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FOR TAX COLL ECT O:R1FE
IL arc authorized to announce SMITH SANDERS ASA
Candidate for the office Of TAX COLLECTOR ofYerk
District, at the ensuing election. 49,
- ut
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CONFEDERATE SALT

W.tR. HusrT, Secretary Of State. -.
March =
, 1863-07-09

send you an extract Of letter written by
L. Jay S. Tnrnev, independent candidate for
Congress, upon which he pretends to base his
hopes Of success Said extractis as follows: !
ait is ascertarned that the Washington Terri.
tory Infantry Volunteers are, by the Act organ.
zing our Territory, entitled to vote. am as.
sured by Col. Steinberger and other Officers Of
that Regiment hat will receive that vote, and
that Il will amount to six or seven hundred."
Now, you will please inform your readers that
the majority Of Col Steinberger's Regiment are
not citizers Of this Territory, and, furthermore,
are now In Idaho; and that Col. Steinbefger Is
too true man and patriot to march his regi-
ment, on. election day, over into this Territory
to vote for Turney or any other man /; and also
that he is too good an officer to direct his soldiers
how to vote, il they lrere voters in this Territory.
The man who would base his hopes upon fraud
so palpable as the above, must want to 60 to
Congress very bad, and must have great conf
dence in the efficacy Of humbug. He must
place a low estimate indeed upon the intelligence
Of our citizens, to suppose that they would credit
such statement II be can make the people Of
this Territory believe the above, then they viii
perhaps believe all his other yarns; but if he
fails, as he will, doubtless, about the middle ol
next month his face will be about as long Is one
Of Uncle Abe's fence rails .Ds
Is g3dn M 4 giI.Irl7 TRuTH.
, 1863-07-09

and sterling citizens Of this county. The state.
ments set forth below are, fully corroborated By
several other citizens Of our county, (among them
WIN. Lane, Of the Puyalup) who possessed the
same opportunity that Mr.. Headley did for be-
coming acquainted with Cole and bis sentiments.
No honest consistent Union Democrat, after q
perusal Of the following, in connection with the
Walla Walla letters, can vote for Cole on the
plea that be believed him TO be sound Union
man :-rgst .-.s g & -
To tie Eaitor fths Puget Sound Herald: y
Being an old citizen Of the Territory and Of
Pierce County, and having, IN common with my
neighbors, an interest In all public matters
whether political or otherwise, and especially in
matters which affect the very sub.structure Of
our national existence, ] feel Il incumbent on me
at this time to address a few words Of warning
to my iellow-citizens. Knowing that many Of
my friends and acquaintances, who are really
loyal Union men at heart, and sincere well-wish-
ers Of the Puget Sound country, are liable to be
led astray BY the false statements and misrepre
sentations Of the political wire.pullers and dema
gogues of the day, desire to enlighten them in
regard to the rowing, floating, unsettled nominee
Of the Democratic party, whose real interests Gf
he has any) are in Idaho Territory, and who cer-
tainly has no interest in any wise connected with
the "clam eaters,y as his friends call them, Of
Puget Sound. .1l'n G aya.
I made the acquaintance Of George E. Cole
something like year ago, while IN the mines.
As is well known, q large majority of the miners
in the upper country are strong eympathizers
with and many openly advocate q Southern Con-
federacy In this class Of politicians, none, ac-
cording to their ability, were more prominent
than this same George e. Cole. I haze heard
him Code den0tnce this Government IN iehdt
then and do nOv consider to Be most tredaona6ls
language, and at Me same time e1tOl Ddpis and
his Confederate Government. Little did ! then
think that should ever hear his name mem
toned in connection with Congressional honors
now warn all my friends against being deceived
BY any professions Of Union sentiments this man
Cole may make on this side Of the mountains
for he certainly expresses different sentiments
among his friends on the other side If 1t should
actually turn out that he has changed his politt
cal views; which I do not believe, what assurance
have We that he viii not change back againf for
Il his mind Is no more stable than this would in
dicate Il will be hard to keep track Of him.
have only to add that II the loyal people Of
Puget Sound should, through their votes send
to Congress Mr.. Cole, a man entirely incompe-
tent to represent them they will regret il in less
than two years, or else an old farmer is greatly
deceived. 30 'Hs li 9 3 Enc ,fsa. % -il'..r
, -.r.sad ssf, IAN THoMAs HEADLET.
PIERCE CoUNTY, ". T. June Soth, 1868.
, 1863-07-09
GEO. q. cOLE,s REAL SENTIMENTS.

That George f. Cole, the Democratic candidate
for Congress, entertains sentiments iuimical to
the Union and the Government, no candid man
can doubt after reading theevidense against him.
The letters from walla wSlla, published last
week, and republished on the frst page Of this
issue, Should earryscOnvictiOn to every mind,
without additional testimony. 'lG however, any
should still harbOr doubts on this subject those
doubts must be disspated on reading the annexed
communication, from one Of the most truthful
, 1863-07-09
RY, THURSDAY, JULY u y 8. lsss0!GIYiF6.Q 3 % L


creased the sick mans head had been shaved,
to apply ice. Up to that moment the poor fellow
had cherished some hope Of recovery; but now
he took advantage Of an interval Of calmness and
wrote to his wife few lines.
DrAn BrRruA.-I am diving. but I cannot
make nm nv mind to leave yoi entirely. Have
hracoiet made Of the hair that has been cut
from INV head-wear n alwavs and va shan
soo,v - ~ on,. more un,,od 7IH = 4 4
's,n ~ W o"s' ''O'e 1 y,,
ne nlinseh gave ths letter 70 uieo courier,
WIN the urecVoh Una, ne siiOu" 'ane u 70 nus
wlie as soon as ne hau eApireo' inat evening
ne was uead' an1 an hour aI,er"arus t1e c"Ire,i
more fortunate tnan MS preuecess0rs' !eN Dasle
ana reached tue 'ady IN safety: She az once ue,
termlned on returning 70 her desolate hoine' ana
begged permission 10 accompany ner'
we lett Louesche ana arrived ~ base 10 nVe
Gays
Nothlng could oe imagined more melahchoLy
lhan the return oi TINS poor young WIDOW 70 her
house. ! sent Tor the pnysic'an VINO had oeen
with her husband, and Tor their lew lriends, ior
relatives she had none, sss,
She asked for the hair. Inc physician rc'
membered that the head OF MS patient had been
Shaved-the barber remembered dong so; but
that was all The halr was lost lrretrleVaDy.
The wife was IN despair The only wish Of
her husband could not DC ooeyed-ho bracelet
could be made OF his ha :.
Days and nights passed away-the nights
more sad even than the days the heart'6roken
wife Wandered through the house. more llke q
ghost than living being. 49,.
AS soon as she lay down, or rather as soon as
she iell asleep, she ielt her right arm chilled and
benunhed' THIS sensaeCn commenced az the
wrist, around wh'cn she ie'ta pressure as oi ah
, 1863-07-09

A league Of loyal Swedes has
6eei, organized in Chicago.

oss" o's- - ~. n stockton. :.
AZ q cattIe s'le ,1o ~ SsosHIO VA y.
,,o,.L hronoht Sl2 each,
0's' p,:,,;.., 80. ,h.
we"ue., ~, Po l. !, s,,;.nce
lesson o. .ne ,1u .a !" -, ,r"a
and 'ait''' A''u '',as ''
The exports OF treasure from
San Francisco. during lne
Month Of May, were SS'oSo''
81.
There are sixty i've vessels
m the way 10 San Francisco
ON foreign and Atlantic do
iestic ports.
Several engravers in Sheffield
Enclandl have been arrested
Il The manufacture Of spuri-
!. limited States Treasury
,otes.
The railroads from Chicago
eastward have lowered their
,.,cs 10 Dcr cent. on fourth
elsss goods, aud 20 per cent on
do,,r
s.,. or on,ocr,nls
a. ! 'a'e ~ ,r " ,,.,Iow ,,.n,r
w sA vi r,r Zoo r,sncs Il VAS
= no,s written and signed bv
Marlin Luther. anil dated 1881.
.,, ,,,,,,,,,;,.n Ir,,o, cr
lne sle',ot'',s p,.,' H. u',,',o ~ y,
merry .ne .i' isasSe,s' ~ - % ~ 80, ~
~ r'"S - aa'o,,,''. ~ :" % a,'l
own sIa ',a,',.s.,., ,s,....,,, ,r..,..'i sJ
Or ~ sl'-''' IN,
lS P'ao' !,
Gov, Le'e9sr' whose whose lSrn ur ~. OF
, 1863-07-09
THE BilACELET OF HAIR.


was travelling from Strasburg to the Springs
oil Louvsche, aud Of course won't to Basle; there
lelt the public conveyance, and requested the
landlord at the Hotel dc La Couronnc, where
aSsed tie night, u ascertain If there was any
one who fe,t inclined T. travel with me, and by
taking a carriage tOg, ther, make the journey oil
both more agreeable, aud at the same time less
expensive. My host returned with the iDiorma-
ton that the wife of a merchant, who had Just
Inst her child only few months old, had become
so III IN consequence Of this loss that her physi'
clan had ordered her to 60 at once to Lonesche,
lie pite'l the lady, the good man said, for the
;li,d was the tir,t.born Of the young couple, and
Tn hu .band aud wife idolized each ether, The
wife wasi d s,,air at the idea Of leaving her hus-
band--he could not accompany her, and the ply
sician iSlStrd on her gning as quickly as posi-.
bile to the Springs; therefore i had been decided
that she, with her waiting.maid, would go the
next morning with me. A Catholic priest took
the fourth scat .,E.....
The nrxt morning the carriage, containing the
priest and myself called for the lady. We wit
messed the fond farewell Of the husband and wife
The laly, unqurStunably, had some present.
nent, for she could not be conSoled-any one
would have sap,,oSed that the journey in qucs
tion was at least around the world instead Of q
few leagu =.
Tie husband was calmcr than she, but still
more moved than separation Of few weeks
seemed to justify. .I.I
At last we started.
The priest and myscl, Of course, gave the lady
and her servant the best places, aud we ourselves
~. ,,,,'.a'';.'r ,,a, norv,,s .nd onx;ons and IN
the evening, nn meeting a carriage returning to
",He' Nv "'" .' ~ " ~" ~ 49,, "''
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