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he Captains and Lieutenants now in the

Ithe Captains and Lieutensnts now in ths
prison.
-Garvey, the messenger Of the Southern
Express Company, arrested in North Caro-
}Iina on the charge Of absconding with
twenty.two thousand dollars of the funds
entrusted to his care, is confined in the jai
at Salisbury, awaiting arequisition from the
Governor of Virginis to take him to Rich,
mond for trial.
= Instead Of taking cargo in q boat
the Yankees set barrels of provisions adrif'
and allow them to float down to Grand Gulf
where they are fshed out. This trick has
been discovered, and our men have gone tc
fishing, and the result SO far has been the
catching of number of kits of salt mack
erel, pork, etc, perhaps the first time that
salt fish we're ever caught in the Mississip'
pi River. a
fThe New York World publishes let.
LtG from Newbern, N. c.. dated May 9th,
from which We extract the following: A
sensation was created here by the marriage
this morning of Charles W. Lawrence, Of
Boston, member of the Forty-fourth Mas.
saehusetts, to the accomplished daughter Of
Israel Disosway, banker in Newbern.-
After making transfer of his property to
the bridegroom, the father left our lines
with other disloyal citizens:
- Gen. Guatavus W. Smith has accept
ed the Presidency Of the EtoWah Iron
Works, at Rome, Georgia.
The Richmond Sentinel learns that ar
rangements are on foot 70 procure at once
q full size bronze statue of Gen. jackson,
with the design to placeit, when completed,
on the plateau 10 front of the South portico
Of the Capitol.
- Marmakuke Confederate, with three
thousand men and six pieces Of artillery,
has been operating with success in Missou-
ri, and carried off one hundred and fifty
wagons loaded with plunder.
b. p.
- The Camden Confederate las been as
'sured by great number Of the best plant
ers and farmers of Kershaw District, that
the prospecthas never, to their recollection,
been more encouraging for o fine crop of
wheat and rye, thanth present.
In alletter to Maj, General Hancock,
(Which we find printed iu the Baltimore
Americaa,) Gen. Meagher has resigned his
commission, upon the ground that hisScom-,
mandis reduced to q mere handful !; and
that be cannot recruit Ais brigade.
Tile Mobile Register of Tuesday last
infers, that with the exception Of the rail-
road bridge oyer Pearl river, not much
damage sheen done to the Southern road:
and that the Yankees did US a.seryice in
destroying it. inasmaAla it was always
considered ansunsafe and miserable strue-5
ture. &.
We notice that mackerel sold for S207
. barrel, at cargo sale in Charleston last
week.
- On the 18th instant, James Adams, q
deserter from the 46th Georgia Regiment,
was shot at the Race Course in Charleston
A large number Of troops we're present at
the execution. ~ S. S.
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An Incident Of the Battle Of Freder-

An Incident Of the Battle Of Freder-
icksburg. a.
The Lexington (Va.) Gazette gives the
following extract from letter written by ap
officer to citizen of that town. Il relates
to an amusing incident, which the officer
says, aunlike nost good things Of the kind,
is true:"
On Monday succeeding the battle Of Fred.
ericksburg, the Yankees asked for and OBJ,
tanned Gag of truce, to collect and carry
of their dead. AS soon as it was under:
stood that this was the case, there was q :
cessation of the previous inceagaut fring be.
tween the skirmishers on both sides
Soon the mon Of both parties began tofay
down their arms and walk into the neutral
ground between and talk and swap news
papers, tobacco, coffee, &c. Then the lines
grew more confused and mixed, till at last
there was no separation between the ad.
.vauced lines Of both parties. Z
About this time, one of our fellows, a
rough, wild looking specimen, with histoes
out of his shoes, bis bushey hair protruding
from the topless crown Of his hat, ragged
pants and no coat, with dingy chocolate
tint peryading his whole person, was ranb.
ling around generally, with nothing to give,
but ready to accept any thing, from q news
paper to an over.ooat. Presently hesspied
a bran new Belgian muskes lying abandou.!
ed on the ground. This vas precisely the
thing our Confederate Adonis wanted to-
complete his equipment and costume so
be picks it up and starts off for;his lines
Just then he spied Yankee majoron horses
back-a fellow gotup in the higheststyleo Of
military tailoring, with new coat and trapsi
pings, and above all a superb pair of patsj
ent leather top boots. BE rides up quickly
and calls ont rather sharply: 81
aPnt down that tmusket, sir! You can't
have that
Our Brummell gives him an ;edgewises
glance Of i6credulity, and making no.reply
pnrsues the even tenor of his way. Fret
ted that his appearance and authority should
not have produced more effect upon such q
looking fellow, the Yankee rides up close to,
him and calls out very curtly and stcruly:
"Don't you know, sir, that you cant come
within ourlines and carry off guns under a.
flag of truce 2 Put it down, ! sir, and go,
bna3, ,rS ,,o,,rg - 60 -. Y
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LA TEST ME WIS,
From Vicksburg...

MoBlLE, May 255 The Mobile CORES
pondent Of the Epeniag Yeps ina letter da.
ted jackson May 2sd; says: :: Troops are
scontinuany arriving and we will soon have
alfne army The city was being fortified:
The dfisssisspp pian says on Saturday the enc;
my attacked the fortifcations at Vicksburg
.sixs times, three times yesterday aad each
5tims was defeated with immense loss Cen:
|.sfesenson says he can hold Vicksbarg IN
defnitslys - - g 3 &.
sAspeeial dispatch to the Euensags Nescs
dated jackson, May 24th, says firing was
heard till 8 O clock this morning, but moth
ing siHcethen. -, i;
This morning the Goth Mississippi, mount.
ed, dashed into Raymond, capturing 400!
prisoners, fourteen were brought to this city,
the rest, sick and wounded, were paroled.
h AcKsoN, May Is 225 d officer from
Vicksburg says, on Tuesday morning, at:
10 ., CLOCK, the enemy attacked the left of
our centre four times the first attack last:
ed thirty minutes, the second twenty, the.
third fifteen, and the fourfh nine, and were;
fepulsed with great slaughter. Cur loss.
was eighty men We took four stand of
colors. A column of assault was brought.
up on Wednesday, the officers leading, but
the troops broke and the column disappear.
ed. On Thursday the enemy commenced
shelling. The Federal dead were unburied
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Wool. oARDIsylS

EISHE subscriber now informs the pub
lie that his MACHINES are In good ord III, Undo
excellent work on good MATERIAL. TO iisilre good
work the WOOL must be well PREPARED, VIZ: well
WASHED with SOAP, the trash picked out and s6en
creased with pint Of CREASE % every 10 pesndsso Of
sprlcs OF cARDING- 80 cents lcasH,or oSf TRNrIf
Of the WOOL A parcels Of wool left at the MAoBINE
70 tie proper owner when called for aIwass
RY, le subscriber will bold himself fthes
value thereof as these things over which he has
control 9s, ~ T. d. SMITH. s
LAuagIs MnLs, May 1863 81
= M1y27 l1f ~
E 81 DRUGS, MEDECINES, sc. !. 8. S
.1asHAV 81 Just received d choice assort-,
II inent Of DRJGS and MEDIcINEs, (which n oiisr for
sale at the lowest CASH PRICES, ,ylz: ss. IS
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3 Ash. vaIerIan. Extract ~
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Opium, Hack Drop, Epsom snIts, fsa seisz
Nitre, Camphor, Rotten Stone, Ycf-
low Ochre. Spanish Whiting
I, 4 -; ind ;nnany other artfctess z;s Is s;;s
a am Manufacturing a splendid BLACK INK, Sfioes'
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FHEhT IllIEY. Oats IIl
EoaroWers N l4eofa 9, 1s ftti iar9zz's:
ina, South Carolina. .ol any sol ithern

4 State. - v 80
YTHE Board of Directors Of the .sSs
Carolina Institute award premiums fo spcci1
mems OF crop now maturing, stnted 70 bef
wasded TO sis city in md moi later
thanille 18th SaLnplrs ~ BE
ken on Teeefpto the respective and be-
ted 70 impartial and cpIupefcnt Judges Tor ~
Flour and Gran win then be sold without de3y 7ee1E
scornnrssion sar the benefit of the pwner; VIZ
For the best barrels Of heat Flour, or
For u the iss second best barrels q gbea Flour
For the 6esr rsingI cbanel Of Wheat Flouf TINT
For the best single barrel y
sf,.ainftitV m sac<s =. MUM < -
Forfle best bnshels Of Harley,
tFortie second bestfen bushels Barley
EDfthc best ten bushels OATS.
Eorthe Hecond best ten bushels Oats, premium
FIR tho best ten bushels Rye, premium
For The second best ten bushels
barrels and sacks be distinctly mark with The
name or bsand Of the fr1ner His PosfofEcc, County
Disrcty and tbe Mil where the Flour as prepared aes
be stated by letter. when tho shipment Y adtsed md
eonyeacnt uf lie seed plaateS md ie
duct pcr nnfc, Is desifed. =:
Z The consiehnsft aId letters 10 be addressed 70
KiRKW0OD ESQ Vice President s. c. institute, Charles
ton. VIM M sIAAvTON Pres. 8. q. .Institlae
Z WILMoT G. DgSA AussuRs, Secfctlry, ~ ~ t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27

S6 Why should our noble hearted Wo-
men who are doing SO much for the soldiers
and the country, suffer fof the want OF suoh
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27
Foop FoR THE ARMY.

4 Ne haze not seen any statement from
the proper quarter, Of fsths amount of corn
abdbaoon that has been shipped from this
district for the army, bnt we believe it is
fully up q, if not beyond its proportioa. ~
There IS slcha thing as aridipg q free eherss
zoo hard, and 50 We think there VII sooa,
be more room for speculation, if the drain
of the District IS 10 be carried cut We
have allowed large quantitiessof corn to our
North Carolina ighbors, besides what we
have nsubscribed to the army, and now
the article can hardy be attained at 50 so
ldiers families, e and il is assumed
that po3othsr families sare allowed to eat
any-the new crop Of wheat is SO promis-
ing, that the old flour was coming in at re-
sdaced prices, when 10! it is understood
that atho Government wants several thou.
sand porndsE We have boasted of our
liberaiity long enough, SO much has been
conceded to:us but q sense, of-hunger,
weSwe ,going to say--justice TO our COM
mon people requires that they should at
least have share Of the ssbread stuffs" at
living prices, even If they must go without
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4NoTHEa \ 8 \ 3 R 8 YAIN,KEIsna RAID ExrEorED.,

ANOTHER YANKEE RAID 5ExpEorED.
Refugees from Nashville form the Allan
ia Goysderaey that General Mitchell Is
a cavalry force, of 20 ,0eo, for
the purpose Of making raids into Alabana
md Georgia, aad it was understood that
Atlanta Was to be the main point Of attack
This; was q general understanding q few
days ago in Nashville. % 3.
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ST OST-A FEW W KSsSIn CD,
liza pair Of! COLL. LD.sPEcTacLEss tka ssft temple q
which was broken at the oft tnd cnnsd with sitifg
hcD tInnk received
az the - r. ENeOiiSsh is;1sE or
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- = -
a Cincinnati dispatch says the President
has changed his sentence on Vail ndIghaH.
He will be transporter through. ths Federal l
lines, and will be delivered tos hosesrans,
who, under fag ct truce, Will denver nlIn,
TO Bragg s.ssss z,
The news from the army OF the Po.onac
is uniuportant. General Humphrey s dls
vision is brok up BY desertions sfrom the
last nine months regiments, belonging g
the ffth corps. 81: Il:
Il was rumored at Bermuda that Captain e
sernmes had resigned the comm and ot .tne ss
Alabama, to take comniat,d q ct q lae Gor, 't'l
federate ship, mounting twenty two guns.
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RURIAL GROUND.

DERSON wishing TO contribute to
,he ENCLOSING Of the Burr IAL. GRQy ND Satsths
the opportunity by calling on W. II: Me- cC0RKlN
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THE WAR.

All eyes are now turned towards Missis-
sippi, as quiet reigns apparently in other
quarters. Much depends on the result of
our battles in this qualteriand our enemies
show their desperation in the multitudes
they have assembled around the devoted city
Of Yicksbnrg-tbougA Re cannot compete
with them numerically by one.half, we have
a host in Gen, Johnston, and confidence in
the brave hearts that have so long defended
their position, as it were, isolated and.alone.
Yicksburg is said to be proyisioned forfve
months, if such isthe case, and "our ammu-
milton" holds out, Grant will "peg away"
unsuceessfully, until our reinforcements can
be placed in situation to wind up the ball,
as in the case of Hooker. At the present
timo, we confess affairs do not look over.
promising, but we have met With SO many
successes of late, we do not feel like des-
ponding, if reverse should overtake
US poR. ~. s-5s ~
About Charleston, the Yankees are still
; fortifYing the islands, and blazing away at
such vessels as attempt the blockade, and
though nothing is known as to their inten-
tions, we can at almost any time look for a
renewal of hostilities, by land this time as
well as sea, and, We think it not improb-
able that a raid may be attempted some
night, that will rouse the sleepy denizens
who have returned to their homes so conf
deptly, and rs it were so determiDedly uu-
prepared to defend ther. Raids are now
the order, of the day, and even in Yorksille
we may receivoa visit via Asheyille, Ruth.
earford and Shelby, some of these long days.
Morgan is still doing good work in Ken
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Il possible, the bayonets OF the army against the
bresta Of the fathers, brotbera and friends of the
soldiers, snd subisoting those States TIA military
surveillance and dominion.
~. That we denounce, as libelers Of the Demo-
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who are engaged in fepresenting the Democratic
party Rs wanting insympathy With our soldiers in the
Held. II n uase slander upon human nature to
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thousands OF brothers and sons IN the army, do not
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defenders.
%. That the conduct Of Bnradier General Massn
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officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
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appreciation OF the Constitution Of their country and
the rights OF the people, and that they wise and
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Of the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
lale Democratic meeting pt Indianapolis, And we
take pleasure In expressing our confidence In General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mAnd
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three the Constitution and three
for the Union. t'bea.s El aH II
88Itl W WILLIAM MEDILb, President.
AMOS LAYhAs, Secretary.
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witness the various diseases which aifot lnanIyihd
professional study 70 every sphere ofiih. nom tke
humble abode OF poverty ~ The mansion OF The veal
thy, and having ascertained beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined 10 select the
geneTahYe system as their particular STUDY and 10 e
vote their whole attention 10 tho Aevat on Of the s.
eases Of these Important mnctons. No letters viii he
answered unless they contain remittance Or n nost
age stamp. Call or address, .r'|-. V.F4'
prs, BONApARTE REYNOLDS
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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