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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
--latest Northern News.

RICHMOND, December ia flag Of
truce boat has arrived at City Point; With
dates from the United States to the I7th,
F. a correspondent Of The Boston Herald,
from Charleston harbor, says Dahlgren is
preparing for great movements The iron.
clads will not leave the department until
the old flag waves over Charleston or its
ruins. ~ 49, = [<'-a-..'ssss7 - -
Tn the House, on the 10th, Robins, of
Missouri, offered a resolution in substance
The same as Mr. Crittenden's resolution
that the war was brought on BY disunionists,
but il; should not be prosecuted for conquest
or subjugation; when obedience to the Con
stitution and the laws is secured, it ought to
stop. Lovejoy moved to lay the. resolution
on the table. Yeas, 81 ; nays, ia. WASH
burne, of Illinois, expressed o wish to de-
bate the resolution, which was laid over.
Adjutant General Thomas is dangerous
ly ILL., s@3 IS, -. y
Maj. Gen. Buford died, on Wednesday
laSt, ID w asnlDRtOn.
The European news, to the 9Th instant,
is unimportant. .'-''s2'5<' = 3, - g, =
The Herald advocates the election of
Grant for next President. -
The Tribune says, a more lugubrious
document than Davis message We have
never read, ALI is darkness and despair.
The Chesapeake left Shelburne on Satur-
day, with an increased crew, and twenty
chaldrons of coal. ~ ...5~z-s.s: y : "
Gen. Banks announces that the force I'M.
der Washburne has seized all the approach
es to Matagorda. The rebel garrison at
Fort Perauga Il 1,OOO) blew up the magazine
and fed. Ten guns were captured.
The steamer Nina, captured by the sup
ply steamer Circassian, has arrived at For
tress Monroe. The Nina had valuable
and assorted cargo.
Lincoln visited Ford's theatre nightly to
witness Haekett.
Salisbury, of Delaware, has refused to
take the loyalty oath, and there will likely
be trouble in the Senate.
The cavalry captured at Charles City G..
H. numbered eight officers and eighty.two
privates. .
The Herald says McDougal will introduce
joint resolution in the Senate declaring
the French invasion of Mexico an unfriend-
ly act towards the United States, and in
quiring if it be not the duty of the United
States to declare war against France.
On Tuesday, Fernando Wood submitted
resolution that the President be requested
to appoint three commissioners, empowered
to open negotiations with the authorities at
Richmond, to the end that this bloody,
destructive and inhuman War shall cease ;
that the Union be restored upon terms of
equity, fraternity and equality and the Con-
stitution. Washburne moved that the res.
olution be laid upon the table. Yeas, SO ;
nays, 81.
A resolution instructing the committee
on the Judiciary to report a bill repeating
the fugitive slave law was laid on the table,
The latest quotations of gold, $50.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

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ring tne approach e .as ne'a, : IN = eee oee
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COZ co9sissso oi suDMaf.ne poa' ~ tooiossa. ~
menaons y Tue conssruO.lol .ae9a q WMen Ivy
sons q flfon ana seeei arc . 70 assa - 2
20 nave we engines WORKED y congresses AT,
and TO nave: 9 syely; strone Deaa' sWi,a Pro,
VISION LOT a1tacnins iafge eyllnaets Gnargee
Wltn powder 2 Tue po,.ons o.. 2! vessels % De
nrea Dy eiec!i,oity. Inc pafsles naY.gasapg
the Vessei VIII see Wnas .ley are cong ~
means 81 Dull 8 eyes, ana tney WIN requisite
the depth % wnion tney SWIM keeping
qui.e olose 70 sne surlase, ace,
by the lss Q, june loo4, tle marine oe'
partment eonndently expect 70 nave aeVron.
stadt 10 iron-olaa vessels; ana tnes consla.
er them Q very poor meet ior suon 3 power
as hussla. Enormous = e1e!nons are oelng z
used 70 OBTAIN sne requisl.e aoan''.y 70 Oh
guns With ammunition. !or all tne lofts'
earthWorks' and shlps. and IL may perhaps Dc
touna s1as sne russians nave 5satly IA gO' D. -
mead OF hnslana IN guns anu anu saos s gussass .as
now oei1g proauceo ~ nan uo1en iao.o-
nes working aay ana nigns' ana IN a lew
days another EllSw'ok ~ WIN commence NS
produohon WILL DC soha cast steer guns
from Inc o'pounoer 70 Tue lltincn gun,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
CHRISTMAS.

We tender to our readers far and near,
the compliments Of the season. The pres.
emit may not beas merrya as the past, but we
should BE- grateful that matters are no,
worse. Let Us, then, be merry as We may
remember the poor--and trust that when
another Anniversary of that time g when
shepherds watched their aoeks by night, .
shall come around, we will meet with, or
merit, . more happy consummation. The
little ones around US must have their Christ
mas, let us not dampen their homely joys,
but put on . good countenance, and a be
merry as we may"
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

Three rfour hundred refugees from
Memphis have arrived at Grenada, Miss,
fleeing to avoid the late order Of Hurlbut,
pressing into the Yankee army all able-bod-
led men in that city. They viii join the
Confederate army, and viii fight with des.
peration, for any of them who may be cap
tured will be hanged as traitors. =
"A late dispatch says the notorious Col.
Hatch, of the Federal cavalry, was killed
at Wolf river during the late raid of Gen.
Lee on the Memphis and Gharleston4Rail=
road. The same dispatch also says that .
hundred and twenty others Of the Federals
were certainly drowned. :. s-.sse (.
Eight Yankees, captured at Lanier's
station, IL miles above Chattanooga, were
brought to Dalton on the 2oth finst.t = :
- Hawkins, one Of the parties in the re-.
cent kidnapping case at Montreal, Canada,
has been found guilty. Giddings, Of Ohio,
the Yankee Consul, was to have been tried
on the 17th nlt., on . similar charge
- The steamer Beauregard, blockade run
ner, was blown ashore on the night Of the
l2thinst a short distance above Fort Fish
er, and is complete wreck. -
- Prof. Short, The inventor Of the Greek
FIRE, died in Philadelphia on the 24th ult
Charleston still stands :. .ss,.ss, zz 4
Lieut.; Baker, of the I'd Rhode Island
cavalry, has been sentenced to one years
Imprisonment on Ship Island, and to wear
q ball and chain, for forcing from Joseph A..
Freret, planter Of Louiaiana, all his dia-
monds, watches, and other jewelry:7 ss J.
Official reports show deficit in the
corn crop of the abolition States Of l4O,.
000, 900 bushels. 80. .:yesl-.
The Yankee Navy is composed of 5S3
vessels, of which rs are iron.olads.
- The abolition Secretary Of the Navy re-
ports that 1,045 vessels have been captured
in attempting to runst the blockade, valued
at s13, 100000. BE omitted to mention
: ~ ~ q 70 -
that semmes, Maait, Maury, and their con-
freres Of the Confederate Navy, had burnt,
sunk, and driven from the ocean, Yankee
vessels and commerce amounting to more
than sloo,oo0,ooo. ss
= Godfrey Gnnther, who was elected
Mayorof New Fork city, few days since,
is Peace Democrat ~ z.ssGi2v ?. 2
- II Yankeedom represents an enlight-
ened christian people, will any one tell us
whereabout on the map We can find Q saw
age country. So. . ~ {.
James Wood, the founder Of a secret
Union League in TallapOosa and ooosa
counties, Alabama, washanged a few weeks
since. sc a..a-=s
In Richmond, brandy is two hundred
and fifty dollaps per gallon. Dry times for
our Legislators. g ss,s ~ -. :.
The country has right to demand the
services of llthose who expect to profit by
her suceess. 81 - 4a-2.-. .==ssa==- - ->..a =
..-"The maid who binds her warriors
sash-and,. smiling, all her grief dis
sembles, is not quite SO efficient a heroine
Of a holy cause, as the girl who knits her
soldier sweetheart a pair Of warm socks 3.
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For the Yorkyille Enquirer. =
SOLDIERS HYMN.

Great God, before thy throne we stand, AS-S
~, As humble suppllants here .,s1.s.r.,
/. For mercy on our bleeding land,
To stay tie spoilers ruthless hand; -,
Hear thou, our:humble prayer. ~ ~ az,
Lord, thy promise has been given, z
Where few together meet
Thy presence shall bythem be felt,
Ashley In strains Of glory melt ~
In solemn cadence sweet y ss;s.s
Oh! bless US with thy presence, Lord,
This humble scene Hume;
Teach us to love thy holy word,
To praise thee with one full accord, ~'
In this our hour of gloom. 80
To thee this day we consecrate,
=, In thee our hopes still rest, ''s -.f,' =
Teach us to Live, teach ste. pray, .,--...
Teach us to know the better way g..
That we with Pence be blest.
CAMP WILLIAMS, Dec. 10, 1863. IN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
LATEST NEWS,
Fron charleslon.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 21.-some few shots
were exchanged between the enemy's bat
teries firing at Moultrie and our own. No
firing on Sumter. The enemy continues at
work on Gregg and Wagner, extending the
TANKS of the former and sodding the latter.
No important movements Of the feet. The
enemy displayed o calcium light rejecting
towards the oity the last two nights. They
have not taken Charleston after one hun
dfed and sixty six days siege.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
. Special Natiites.
Notice to Tax Payers.

THE time for paying TAXES on PROPERTY and
CREDITS will expIreon the TWENTY FOURTH instant,
at o'clock P. NJ. All who fato pay on Or before that
time will be liable and subjected to hspenales of the
Tax Act. @
..--a - J. A. MCLEAN,
3lst District Collector.
Dec l6 so <, 2w, {
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

BaT Our HForcign Relations" alluded
to by tho President in his message, arc cvi-
IDENTIFY our transatlantic cousins, who re-
fuse to claim kin with us.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
tGOUTH CARO OLIN A-Y15RK DIS

'kJ TRIcT.-Wh HENRY GREEN has applied, &
me for Letters OF Admlnstp 50 non, f m nfii
singular the goods and rslts and credffs
N. HAMBRIGHT, late nf the 1strict afafesaid, liecu
These therefore to cite and hdobis eli md sna,Inr
me kindred md creditors Of the said dacefsed 20
appear before me nt our next Co for he sajf
Districts TO be holden nt York Cont House on he An al,
or January next % chew cause, ffnny, why All
minstratton should not be erante ~ 81 49, :,
Given under nay hand and Seal this s2 aap Of Derhcy
in the year out Lord Thousand eiat an
siItyuree andtn the eight year Of the hdcpen
dence Of soutb Carolina; ;,.s.s-zzs. :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
5TH REaIMENT STATE TROOPS
=, -. -, - 80 CAMP WILLIAMS,

y
BRANeHyILLE, Dec. il, 1868.
Everything about our camp is wet and
gloomy. Since my last, st. Swithin has
pelted us most numerically. The rain
commenced on Friday morning, and up to
this time the duties Of camp had to be sus-
pended out of doors, and the tsrebeis" to
seek for shelter in theirifsrat holes" The
weather continues warm, however, and un-
less we hayeia blow to-day, the performance
will be continued, without any particular
request on our part. Colds are still the,
consequences of this state Of affairs, though
We have no serious Illness 70 complain Of: q
There is no news stirring in this quarter.
We daily hesrof the continued shelGng of
Charleston, and feel gratifed at the bright
prospects of the gallant city holding out
faithful to the last. The impressment sys.
tenn is the, engrossing stopio, and it is COM
plained of as the .moresaegressiye from the
fact. that men are dstaiIed from the Army
at low prices, provisions are furnished man.
,nfacturers at low prices. and though the
Government may receive some benefit, the
entire population are deprived of necessa.
RES, except at the most ruinous exchanges,
for Confederate money will notbe received,
: and the Manufacturing nabobs are still en-.
riehed at the expense of the Government
and the suffering families of soldiers, who
receive their paltry nav in an unavailable
currency. The President NAV we'll boast of
the patriotism of the people, for God knows
itreauires all to keep our cause afioat, but if
sonetbino Is mt dome In eoualize the bur.
thens Of the war. Il NAV we'll be feared that
avsn;n, ratr;o,;sm M nil, bacoms sbe uo,e
.,n.ron, cs,..;, o,o.ss, how. b,d tb;s
war to FIGHT from the be.inning. in most
instances, the influence of family or wealth,
has crowded the young men, who should be
in the war, into the public Offices; and
though there have been orders issued from
Richmond and other points, the same in.
auepce keeps in Office the pampered few,
while the uoorer class are hunted like wilc
beasts from pillar to post, BY a burly board
Of Gopscrips Doctors, Who sit in judgment
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Ygn1sne'al.

MAxRmp-In this District the 10Th instant, by Rev.
E. E.. Boyce, Mr.. J. J. REVELs, of N. c., and Miss
MARY ANDRES, of York District. ear f.. -.
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0Mtuarp.

DIED-In Yorkville, on Monday morning, 2lst Instant
of Consumption, MRS. JANE ELIZABETH, consor oi
Mr.. Leander Garvin, in the 9th year OF her age
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wagon and Mules.

THE Subscriber wishes to purchase
i TWO or four-horse WAGON, and from TWO 70 four
IS - JoHN HoRLBEGK,
f.-1sS;sz+i Ssz r - - z ECharieston, sc.
Persons having either to sen; viii please leave wd
u'f pecember essaters o'l'e' % :ss5sS sw
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

MENTAL MOTTO CFl. ID URINaG
IL my absence from Yorkvfile, / have made arralgc-
mens with DR., LESLIE OWEN, formerly or Chnnas,on,
to take charge of my FEfGE, adsoiDg the EsoUIRRR
building where he win pleased watt my customers,
as usual He Is gentleman of much expefience in my
line Of business d will doubtess give genetnl satiafac
don. $50 - W. M WtALkERss 1gsls RssDentist
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

The Report Of the Secretary lof the
~ TREASURY. 80 ~
In the annual report submitted b5 Score
tary Memmingsrt TO the two Houses Of Con-
gress we find the following resume of the
present financial condition of the Govern
ment r<,Ea. :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

To this should be added our
first sa'lss, reported~say ted . $500
Grand Total, a9lS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
Nes@i3ns Central and SuIIi-
van Railroads.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29ih, 1868.



Leave Montpelier ans n.il8.sand IA,
Nj Al lRAlS leaves Rouse's Point al 80 A. ~ Rufng
bllon 10 l.s, connecting at White River Junetnr
ana bellows Falls win trains Tor Boston, Worcester
ana with Vermont Valley R. Il. Tor Springfield and New
York, arriving In New Yotk at lnl5tN
CheAeo EirErss TEltN leaves Oedenshutrh Al 4 an 4,
~ montreal al hUO A. N. Rouses Point at Is A N foi
hosion, Troy and New York.
N,ehr EtrSt" rtnN leaves oEdensbutett y ,Sr.u.
Montreal at j45 ,, NJ, kousos PoiHt at 600 , S army
ing AZ hohon al $40 a. NJ connecting at Rel Fall.
WIN theshlte t. X, TOT Nosion sud Wnutl'a. ,1Iwnh
Vermont Valley for Springfield anc New laysr
and arriving In New fctk at i20t.h
Trsins Going North andpc,.
LsaVe Montpelier at afsiN .s.soAS,9. s., aud
CHieIao ErrAts, TsnS leaves Boston 4. thn,.s
White diver Junction at L., ,. NJ, Burlin. . -. 500 !,
connections 'e '
Man rSns leaves Boston At f.aOA n, via. low.u
@Nl.nes o. Fl'chbnts Leaves Springfield at $50 b
bellows Falh at 1850 r. for ST. Johnsbuty Lutlron.
burlington, sc, arriving At Montreal NJ 10 10 a
aud ogdeRsbntE at 530a.n
scssAooitios lHatN leaves Nouhhcld at sO0A.u
ana huntington, al $50 A. NJ lot Rouses Point and Mont
A,gst EuEEt TEliS leaves Fellows Falls ntolkr.
,eceNne passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
NeN iort al soO a, N, and from Cheshire r. K
,,s,nNihF boston 400 ?. n. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Bo.tnp ~
800 p n, via Lowell at 500 ?. ~ via Lawrence Leave
Whle River Junction st Has p. ~, arriving Al pur
lintlon al $50 NJ, Rouses Point al SIS A n Mimi.
Ieal al 300 n, and ogds0sbufgh at 1918 m Both
he Mail Train, and the Day EApress Train, connect Al
white River Junction with passumnsc Road for and from
Ion aud the White Mountains.
sleeping cars are attached to both the nirht exprs,.
rains running between Rouse's rontand Boston
Through Tickets TOT Chicago and The Vest Tor sale a.
he principal stations.
IT. Alhana, VI. June %. 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
DR.. IL DIXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
q 4 n.hIrnAi alrrna Anatnn NM

30 arranged that patients never see or hear each 9th.
er Recolleot, the ONLY entrance to HE office Is NO.
~ having no connection with hi, residence Conse
quenty no family interrupt IN 30 that ON no account
can any person hesitate app yinI al his Office
DIR DIX
otdy asserts land itcannot be conradiced, except by
Quucks who Will say or do anything, even peruie
themselves to impose upon PATIENTS that he
10 rHa ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE rHYsolAN Ap
yKRrlslHG ~ BOSTON.
SfXlEEN YEARS
engaged IN treatment OF Special Diseases, fact SO well
known to many Citizens Publishers Merchants, Hotel
I Proprietois &c, that he ~ muyA recommended, and
partcArly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid and escape imposition OF Foreign and Ma.
tive Quacks, mo" NUMEROUS N Bos,on han other large
cities.
DIR l.. DIX
proudly re crs 20 Professors and respectable PkyHcans
many Of whom consu't lin n critical cues because
o. ms aGgno" ledged skill aud reputation attained
through 30 ing experience pra3ti and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
Pc hol obbed andadd 70 your suherngs IN being dc
ceYed By theying boasts, Interpretations false RON
sest and pfeensiOns Of
FOREIGN AND NAIVE QUACKE,
who knoS lntIe the nature aud diameter Of Special
Diseases, ana LEss a. to THEN cure some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or College, winch never "a.
h'ed in any part Of the wotld others exhibit Dplo
nj Of the Dead, nov obtained. uuAnOwu mot luIy
Wrrmng and advertising IN names ol those inserted H.
the Diyl mas but to further their tmpc, ior a..rr,
mines Of other most celebrated Il,liciaps ,or, sIe6
dta1' Neither be deceived BY
QUACk NoatRUM MAKERS,
tbrcu,i, ,l.. c,.t.ao.,.
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ln' iInp ~IlJh. COPY rom Medical Books much tbHt
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held At
WAsmydroN DnTRcT S. Montpelier, within aud Tor
said District, on The 18th day NJ October A. y. 1863
John WHEATON. G4ardian Of Daniel r and Mary
y e Wheaton, minor heirs Of Urrin Wneaton late Of
Barre in said district, deceased makes application to said
court for license to sell the following described real
tate Of his said wards To witt Their Interest IN all OF the
real estate Of which the aforesaid Otrn Wheaton died
seized and possessed including their interest IN the
version Of the willows dover, representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of sucn
sale al investing the same in stocks or rea
tate would be beneficial 10 said wards
Whereupon 1t Is ordered by pad Court that said APP
plcatoh be referred to session thereof be held at the
Probate Office In said Montpelier on the l7h day Of Noy
D. 1863, for hearing and decision thereon and it Is
further ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication OF notice Of said application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully In the Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier before said
time ofhsrng, that they may appear at said time and
place, and, II they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
f12N1t AftaAi 4. Z MERRILL. Indrn-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
Daniel w. CrOsby,s Estate.

STATE OF VEKMUNT,I In Pf0bate C0lfI, holden Al
WAsHISGroN DBrRlcr, SIS Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the l7lh day Of October A. D lsG3.
| ISAAC d. HOWE, Administrator Of the estate OF Danie
/ ] Crosby, late Of Mortified, IN said district, de
ceased, presents his administration account for and
makes application for a decreeof distributions
Wnereupon il IL ord red that SAID account and SAID ap
pcaon be referred 10 the l7th day o November II It, Al
! the Probate ONCE, In said Montpelier, for heann.
and decision thereon and that all concerned be notified
hereof by the publication Of this order in The Greer
Mountain Freeman printed at Msntpelier three week
successfully AS may be, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause fanny they may
have why said account should not be- allowed and sncl
decree made.
! By the Cont,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

C6OO WILL BIZ FORFEITED ny DRL. DIX
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physician, more eTectuay and permenantly, with less
STRAIN, from occupation or fear OF exposure u all
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
sELF.ABUSEAED SOLITARY HABITS,
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Incident to Married aud Single Laoies
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on tac lace Swellngs OF the joints Nervousness ;
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more advanced, Of all ages, OF
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