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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OWING to the proximity OF 80
" pox 70 our ,p,yn, and the prevalence of the df
in difIrrrnt sections Of our District, am i,sln!sp
tnunciL th,is publicly 10 notify SLAVE OWNERS
iso and a;er dds date (uatl further nat!ce) no NElS
f,om The country will be PERMITTED IN come to tow
O'Clock, p. NJ. with or without pass, neither VIZ VI,
be PRINTED To COME through the day, unless sent
owner on spscial business, aui SO stated IN wrIa
thea, thcy must not ioter about town. hut leave imf
~ up,n the coaplei.on OF said erfand, the MAhLJ
has been osdered to arrest and confne all thus fouga
hereafter no NEGRO will b. permitted 70 De out No NO
streets after O'Clock, p. NJ under penalty OF '-e
and co.f,emeut y - = ]. A. McIL
~ - Clerk of
yorkyllle 4. O., Dec lS, 1862. 81 N
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07

Burnside's generous assumption Of oil the
consequences of the battle of Frederioks.
burg retains him in the command of the
army, it will be at the sacrifice Of that conf.
dence between commander and army which
holds out the first prospect of success
Burnside may satisfy Lincoln and Halleok
by takipg;all the blame upon himself, but
will his soldiers in future battles march to
the conflict with undiminished confidence
10 a General whose previous confessed err
rors have decimated their ranks and tar.
nished their lauFelsY The retention: Of
Burnside is then the generalization of the
army-the supsrcedure Of Burnside BY Fre-
mont, drives into almost open rebellion the
whole conservative portion Of the U. States.
His supercedurs by Mcclellan must be fol.
lowed up with the abandonment Of the Proc,
lamation, which ensures the loss Of the rad
ical influence 10 and out of the Congress-
But these are not allthe consequences which
follow in the wake Of Confederate Victories.
Already indications of State troubles are
looming up Ia the future, pregnant with
sivil dissord, fgnot with interuecine strife.
Lincoln, while waging bloody war against
the Confederate States, has also Inflicted
heavy blows upon the liberties of indiyid.
uals within the States loyal TO the Conssitu-
tion of the United States.
The Democrats ef,the United States may
be able to use ,tbs present desire for peace
and the Cabinet imbroglio to effect the Of
fer of a truce; andsif that offer is accom-
panied ,withthe Withdrawal Of all the Uni.
ted States forces both 5on land and in block.
ade, from the soil aud Earbors Of oil the
Confederate States, such truce might Q.
ventuatein permanent peace. No truce
that is not accompanied with an entire eyae.
uation Of the Confederate States can be ac-
cepted.-Richmond Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07
HOtJSs, AVID LoT FOR SALE.

TIE undersigned offers for sale. .or IN c1
MENsM change for NEGRO PROPERTY, his yer,
fSsTseA yahIalle HOUSE AND LOT, situated oi
tyEfI ESR Congress Street, Ia Yorkvie, $. C.. TN
ul1LEs$ HOUSE. cOninins six rooms, witifa nre
- p,upe iu each. s.rs-rf
Tis OIrrBtJiI DISCS consisting of SERVANTS Houses
coot E,,hnns Nsa,- -IIoise, Lumber House.. Carrase
IIm,e and Com Glib arencariy new, having but eceH
h.eu erected. - - =. ~, f,,rS = r>rqy
WAFER and c,taEis everything Necessity tor sonye
ncncr and c.:or-slaking the property tho nosi deslr
For Ten.ls. Sc srppy To- THOMAS DAVIES,
= r. YorSYille, 5. CS
f3- The Crroli,liI,t will please copy two weeks, Da
and send account 10 this office. g - .7cC
Dprpplbcr 12 = ... !"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07
OFFICE A. q. R

MIR. J. G. MILLER iI3polated
w Agent Of tl. Department, 81 81
PoDDER and CORN fsf the Districts af Y;Sg
RaPtcrs dasiHns ~ sell win canmaIf2 :. *,
Particular attention. must be paid to ths ~ 4 40 sso
sasafashe used, AZ great loss IN a4 1ss Gsns
all such will be relecfell ~ t.s.sss
MoTTE a.. PRINGLE, csd Az. M.sE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

II EMONS---6 Cases Fresh, Just re.
IL seived, and fss sale b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

A MODEL DEFrsIrIoN.-The Dayton
(Ohio) journal gives the following scien.
cfc definition OF Greek FIRE:
A subscriber asks us "What is Greek
fire." 1t is an unconstitutional compo-
sition, compounded by diabolical Yam
kee Abolitionists, for the express purp ,se
of distressing the friends of the Peace
Democracy. Its immediate effect will be
to give Beauregard and the Charlesto-
mans foretaste Of what may befall them
hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
THE GATE CITY.


Why is : plougbed Gsaa like feather
cd game ? Because 1t IL pas ridyfs.
There are letters Of marque, and 1
great many letters that are in nowise let.
ters of mark.
A dollar in the hand Is generally
worth two in the ledger.
"A clergyman was once asked wheth.
er the members of his church we're uni
ted. 3 He replied that they were perfectly
united-trosen together. zs
Courage is injurious in the wicked !;
but it is of great service to those whose
object it is to do good.
The twilight steals over the earth
like mournful thought over the soul
And in our sorrowful moods, as amid the
shadows of the evening, we see stars in
heaven that were before invisible.
Punch has made the discovery that
when ship goes into port, she usually
ssteadIes, but when port gets into a man,
he usually reels.
II would have you know that l am
a man of quality" said marquis to a
fnancier. "And /" replied the 6nan-
cier, "am man of quantity"
Why is an elephant unlike q tree
Because tree leaves in the spring, and
the elephant leaves when the menagerie
does. (Oh)
An old sailor, finding corkef bot
tie floating on the sea, opened it, with the
soliloquy, "Rum, l hope; gin, l think
tracts, by thunder" and then threw them
back into the water.
The Princess of Wales is i'll. occa.
sionally. She'll be as we'll as could be
expected in few months.
Enjoy your own life without com.
pairing 1T with that of another.
Why does the fsh-hawk build its
nest In tree? Because it can ALWAYS
find perch there.
The Uniyerse-Pa Pascal defined the
unlverse-"Centre everywhere; circum-
ference nowhere
An old bachelors definition of love
ga little signing, little crying, and q
good deal of lying"
-Sambo says, "Dese folks make 4
good many desc patches from de seat Of
war out of whole clof.''
The other day. in our Superior
Court, youthful son of Themis was de-
claiming to their Honors with great earn
estness, IN case in which the paternity
of pledge was in dispute. The
counsellor was very severe upon the err
ring mother, whose testimony was terri
bly, telling upon young Blackstone's eli
ent. In order to show the case with
which such charge could be preferred.
the orator, in his most veheme nj manner,
exclaimed. "What chance is there for
any of US? Suppose any woman at all
was to come into my Office with child
and say, This is your child What
could say | could not deny it." The |
Court took the matter under advise
ment.
1t is not only physically that tobacco
affects man, but also morally it de-
stroys thought and paralyzes action
Germany smokes and dreams Spain
smokes and sleeps; Turkey has been
smoking for the last three hundred years,
and has no longer the strength to stand
upright; it remains the whole day lying
on divan. Now, Toussend says, some
where, "a verticle people will always
conquer horizontal people," Youths,
take care of yourselves.
coeRTsHIP.
"How-uilheui IN agic
How win a woman's heart
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
AMERICAN HOUSE.


- lathe largest aud besf arranged Hotel In
mi the New England States; il centrally ocai cd
and essy Of aocses frem all Nh routes If trsv-
~ ell. ncontains all the modern i'm pro vements
ana svsxy con vsnienee the con fort and accummc
dalton ef Ne travelling public. TAs sleeping resns
are iafee and we'll Hated the sutes Of rooms arc
we'll srnnged, sad eomplsselF iarnshed for faniiss
and large travelling parslss. sud the house will
tinue Be kept nrst csss Hotel In every respect
Telegraph IN the house, " Ill pans Ofthe country.
LkWtS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. 7th is6s.-taug21- dsm
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- L
forwarded to and from Phladelphis, New York
Boslo or Baliim more, TO and from an, po pton III,
Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana. Iiiinoi.
wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also nm eets Al Pin,
burg With steamer. By which Goods can beforward
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, wis
cousin Missouri, kAnsas, Arkansas, ana Rsd Xiv
steamers to all ports the NORTH w essern Iasss.
MsfcAa ants and 6hppe rssatruse the tran posta-
iton oftheir Freightto this Company can rely win
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight
Toandfrom any pointin he West by the Pennsyi.
vania Central Railroad, are At Al times AS IA
Road COMPANIES.
mr. Be particularto mark paekasss, s.v,APRuu.
ror Freight contracts or shipping Directions. ap-
ply to or address either Of The following Agents
B. AsTEwART. rreish. Agent. ps..surrh
+ Nv, BROWNS co, cineianasi,o.
J.E. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
w. AIKMAN CO., Evansville, Ind.
R.F. SASS, 81 Loui ., Miss ourt.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, III.
JH. M'COLN Portsmouth o.
R.hhkELY, MONTGOMERY, Msysvtlie
kentucky.
s.PLERCE CO., Zanesvilie o.
n. u. HUDSON, Ripley,O
for the South an West.
l.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovsrsand Farmere wi lind this th q MOI t,dvan
tage route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards vel
vatered and snpplied With every convenience .hav
he pene ont d, ~. ,ons
attentiop Is paid totheir wants From Harrisbur9k
where will be found every convenience for feed IN
pvryA - A tt n ~ z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-02

PHILADELPHIA May pa lady in first
.loes ssc,stv. in o city not 0ns huadred miles
rom Pbilsdsluhia. has lately taken fancy TO
. isviDoe her bands ca Whatever she could take
MA 5r5' She appaars TO have bssn q vsrit-
~. 8 FLORENCE Armytags (0ids Seven Sons
~ sTaaBon') Oa steamboats,, in hotels, in
,r-,sfe, souses. and at she table Of friends, she
& rsbl,ed " whatever abs eoald get. The last
thirp tl,a. shs laid her hand on was nonsntily
jrnosTn - her husband. lie eaught Der in the
sot Of abytrachng an exquisite set Of dismoHds,
rnbiss end pearls from The private apartment
of 4 LADY, gFiih whom she thus discovered bis
oroosfafenes had been too intimate. Imagine
tbs rsnconlre The wOraan at cnce n the as
rect Of tba iniured wife and The detsesod thiet T;
fbe fair conIalto-Voiesd syTen who enaced ina
b7sba78 and rrstrevably involved herself tna
I a9Tid vellow-s hisheTed youngatsr who, in The
earle bresth. detected and was detected would
I have furnished sn impressive ia6isau-ssy n
fl,e.t,ird sesne--f not legitimaiely triumph
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The late papers we have from Europa con.iu-
ss to furaish Us vita ssms interesting matter,
which We work up in the following summary
Effects st he Ameriezm Rar on tke EngliSh 0ps-
ratisss-D Dislrsss IA the Cotton DisirIets-.Aa-
rance o. CoitGH--Its Prices ~ Europe IN 81,
'62 an< So
At The meeting Of the Csntral Relief CoTnmit-
tee, tha casstisn Of fn5ing employment for the
cottoa o. q, siVss was discussed by the commit
tee, ead ths conclusion arrived at was % tlss
labor al t,e ordinary rate Of wages on desirable
public irn 1T0venents could be f6Rnd for the
eheif poTiiea. ef the cotton vorkmsn now iR re-
esips Il rslief # means to obtain loans for long
tsrps at low rates Of interest, were provided =
The colnmitte5 Of the Blackburn Town council,
10 which tire question Of finding smplsyment
fsr. the operatives on public works was referred,
has adopted O memorial 70 Sir George Grey
pravif ? for q Government loan, at 81 per cent,
70 ena D. the corporation to carry cut imprevs-
msnts slch are greatly required, but to meet
the COS of which the council has no fands IN
hand.
EIr Faraan aud BIr. Rswliason had an inter
viez vish the tswn council Of Stockport, on the
ls,h, m the subject Of finding eEpleVmsnt feT
the cstson operatives on works Of public utiiity
Il wss stated that many improvements Of sn
impoJ ant character we're required la the
boroagt aad committee Of the eouEeil was
iastTJ Je-s3 30 consider the desirableness OF ne
moT'Aliz %, the " Government to pass an act 70
enable or-poratiens and ether LEGAL authorities
in Che &C tsn manufacturing districts 70 under
taks NO % 5f public utility in the YaFioas
towns ane otaeT places within the district, and
bat the ssid tsWRs and places should be en-
powered IS l9rrSw money from Government a.
a lew rate 81 interest This important subject
was alas discussed at a meeting Of tho Ashton
RndsrLyEa council, on the 18th.
DeHHsat lKs from several bodies formed fof
the parposs Of promoting emigration from the
eoston msnsb ssBriRg districts, waited upon the
Mansisa HlU5e committee on the cth, MI
GordsE from she Queensland Emigration com
/ mittse said BE had already sent out one thos-
/ sand euligrsn s. and was prepared % provide
for five hUndfed more, il he could receive assist
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aORGAN I'D HIs -
II BAG leave to srnsuHes 70 the pubng thRi have
j fus fnishsd the publcztion 81 the frat
GREET .S'OVsEL,
o. ths ssesnd war Of inispsndeuee. entitled
Raids and Romance OF
Morgan and His Men

By SALLY EOCH HESTER FORD. Of Louisville ny,
adahcr lf Grace TEuEsn' Mary Bunyzni A1-
nance o. Free Mas51ry etc. etc CouPleie u one
Fcume st s. 90
The resder VIII &c Frs8sd 20 enjoy al the e1clti2g
fn-s-t of frstelsss and ard romance and al tbs in
formation Of corsc- kist5ry. Tbs historian vi md
It vauabe reference book a. present as vel az -of
time o. cone
Gems deriuE O. sg work of sr, Il happens 90, that
tlIsis 80 IA the FIRST ORIGINAL LITERARY
WORK o. uote tkEt 1hiE wBr has produced and tils
Cauledersey issued
on scecunt IL the scarcity Of materials vTe were con
re sf Go rs5ucs this sltCn TO Fsry L1iie uu1noer
md t Is very uncetsn for the reason, wEsn We
la14h- be abe F-b s 3eeon1 hence d those E1o
wish 90 sseure coy % .ls EloricI Novel WI dc
rFel % e. IN tlls- e h. q lh4A At--.
F-rFF- Msbfs. Ala
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WTTE bsVe o hlld 8 laTgs I5t q li0ne AnIl ZOO
w soczs which We oder Tor sale Aise, bFped
efrts a. q oihsr articles 10 ths CloAi1g sni Furush
~ lfn1 W. H. HERRiN3 q Co,
7rlstv Atlanta ca.
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on Rsed eusity. fer yale, sud prepared % Uske
~ q & srs Uniforms from lt Ia the rest stys md
- reasonable -atsa ". =. HEEkING Co.
no ~ Atanta, ga.
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NEW MuSIC.

Just gabi-shsd 3
y Never surrender CluicksteI's'
- Z O. Eat0u asd dsdieaisd % th9 Defeuder4 Of
GlQrious Yiekzburg
The uils page bls bssEtful representation Of the
new Fiag, n e5iors. Iriee q copy keE9lN als
-ounf b he srade. BLACKEaR d BRO,
fnl9 zot- Augusta Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-02

STATE AUDIToR.-The Union Democratic
State Central committee met yestoJ3sy morning
and accepted the decliuation Of Thos. s. Page
as candidate for auditor of public sccsuuts, and
substituted William T Ssmaols, Of HardiR
county, who reesived the next highest number
Of vsses to Mr. Page in the State convention Of
last spring. He was the clerk 70 ihe lower house
Of the last Legislature has held other positions
of trust in his own county, aud is extensively
known over the State as a fine accountant, an
active business man, aud an unfinohiDg Unien-
ist.-LOHissiLls Journal, 1914.
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EeIaeIx ERroad Cloth. Bio.

t5R D have on band and 10 arrive good lot Of Black
w Broad Cloth MaIse-leii Linea, eto- Haloh We
,.re prepared 10 make up IL the bsst style.
" II HERRING s. CO.,
f,1a AZ Atlanta Ca
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I sse in tho brilliantly lighted roe-1S- asiair
young bride, with dresses Of rich lsos lIi
snowy satin, and hear the words which biud
her % the manly form on whose arm she
leans. Loving hearts are gazidg fondly upon
her-s0ms smiling tesrfully ss the vision q oats
BY and there are dusky faces at the door, who.
proud and happy bless ,hs fair creature in
their heart of hearts. Soon, the sound Of
music IS haard and fairy forms glide through
ths may dance. and dying flowers bRrdeu
the air win their rich perfumes. Conzpie-
uOus am0ng the crowd, / sea one tace
Of matehless besUty. regal in her charms.
Hair aud eyes as DARK as midnight.
and crimson tissue which none but she could
haze worn, lights up her brilliant complexion,
and you dream Of some Eastern Queen. Thera
is one other I must signal out-s lovely girl-
with glsrious auburn hair, falling in a wealth Of
rinelets on her cleaning shoulders. a wreath
Of garauium leaves, with hei0tropes, rests
lightly on her curis, and the fragTant spray OF
the same ad0rns tho bosom Of her snowy white
muslin robe, confined at the waist BY simple,
yet elegant. sash of hlus-a mere child you may
ssy. H5T wonderfully beautiful =,--
Only pile Of gray ashes, sm6elishsd with
four lofty chimneys, pointing their skeleton an.
gers toward the ssft blue sky
It "a May sweet mayi but the r0ss-daes
cred as in cold Decsmber's 10y reign. I gather
one Of those rose hung beughs, counting tha
rich profusi0n Of the blossoms, but holding them
in a iightar grasp they crambla 70 duat 10 ny
hand
The large WsviHg oaks which for years and
: years have thrown their protecting srns around
{ the beloved spot Dc not resemble theIr brother
| hood Of the luxurians woods in the distance
ihey are pale and shrivsllCa The damon Of
+ IRE has rsvelled among their leaves aud mock
/ ingly shTiaked as he led them on 10 the mad
I dance Of DEATH
Il here and thers a marble slab. Eom some "a
/ miliar pisce Of hsuseh0ld furniturs. meets the
eYs-sbsre the blsekensd window s0ruicssi and
lhas collection Of wires and iron frames nlnal e
/ the rosewood piano, whose sofa a0tes SO ofteF
echoed through tha halls.
How long Oa how long shall sueh
! outruEes be psTpstatad smeng usl D1ss not
every smoking ruin through eur dssolatsd val-
lev call for vengeancel and every ruined
spirs which points 20 heaven, appeal fer help to
''Hi1n who never slunbors OF slespsin
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ant dsH0HsmsHt. Il Ras u0body'5 fault that %
police did not get hold Of the matter. Husband
wi.s snd lady agreed upon a mutual reconciha-
ton. ard each has now determined upon keeping
himself 70 hiaself, and farthsrng By bis own
uusided powers the success Of his own Little ar
rangaments The fact IS worthy of notice, AZ
iustanciug "truth being stronger than fiction.
I forget the big word which signifies g maria
for thiegiHg. Il has Eve syllablos IN e, / think,
bEt, big IS It is, is unequal % express the
tablesu which its mention with the other CIR
cumstancas brought around. = Washington
Cb-o,feT,
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0uF location
LoST-MENoRlNDTM B9aK.

II ca tie z9th instant suail bacE 'rssco MEMO
HANDUH BOOK. c7nrs51ing papers q no use 20 sHy
ban fbe ur5ersignsd a lh- reward viii De paid %
- 54d5, >. learipg WITH d jo- Seboa Tran.pors-
sea q 81 A s. CAMP,
s8lfs Captain ssd A. q NJ
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sTAFF BUTToNs. s.
NORTH Carolina CassiEneres,

n ARqE and small size o. superior qaa'liy Tor sale
10y ". r. HEREING a CO..
7rfafw Atlanta, Ga
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ITIaT BEmLIeWED

ny Jas MCPHERSON q Co., Atlautas Georg
Is A MANUAL or
Partisan Warfare and Hill
tarw HeC0altOisGnC6S!
1-ies sl--zent by Iaal. liu8 ~
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The GREAT Disadvaatages the Uaised ssutsz
FHborfa aI ndGrs

Ths richest article We have seen laEaly Is from
Haryer's Weekly of the 10Th Mt. We suppose
it was intended chiefly for European circula-
tions
IL seslas that thera are some people who
think we are whipped. Il so, we are all ike
General Taylor. who never knew when be was
beaten. Il is precisely the strain ia which john
Bull has addressed us from the beginning. 'Kck-
ing's no uss,' snesT8 honest John. You sra
dead as a door nail, If you only knew Is This
is exactly the point We cannot beat into cur iuiI
brains. Harewe have been fighting for two years.
Wsbsgan without an army, without navy, with
scarcely d0llsrs and with no expectation Of a
6ghL The enemy, on ths other hand, had been
carefully preparing for many years. We sud-
denly see that we must hght, WhethaE We ara
ready or not, and Eo plungs in pell men. We
win and lose battles through two years Of fuctu-
ating fortunes, bat, meanwhile, we stssdfssily
push on, ETC., etc. VS. lose no sdvantsgs VA
once secure, and we prevent thsiI s-7n successes
in the field from helping them."
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VVoOl Jeans.

A PEW bales hons made ana Fsetevy Jeans, which
~ We are prepared . make int7 Uniforms i3f m
Tsfes or clicers, % Ie-sonabls terms.
w p. HEK2ING 4 CO,
srlqfv Atlanta Ca
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WANTEB.

WTTE want f7nuedIstsy , 81 eur Farks
w 81 WAGON MAKERS,
80 FL ACESNUEHS.
Etsa3y usu ard Food Uscsaui VII tud constant
employment fupon Gcvsrumeut work a. good srge5
" J. ECELERESHr
- iuzgIa1 Refuge Works. > a-ietfs, g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-02

KNITTING WiCHNES WANTED.
WE are engaged iu manufacturing Army Seeks FOR
W The CsnIeds ATE Gov -rnusut and want 70 obta
no De- Na-tlres
+ - : oEu.ur any Of AIEEES MACHINES DO
r.ate what gage, and who wiling 20 sell Tor s0u
viii PLEASE forward 20 per tzpress g o. d.
JUHN JUDGE & CO,
srazr1f- Columbia s. Ct.
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SWOrds and ReIfs.

A GOOD lot o. hana and l9r e y
"a n, r. HBREING g. CO.
fsIs1w Alauts Ga
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the diameter (one-tbisd from the top) 20 inches
how many bushels

l3l40s0 8 daelnsll]=l] bush. l4-I5l.
Is. To fad he num5sr Of wiae gallons in a
hog head etc.
HgiGply the diameter IN inches (ons-third
from ths top By itself, and this By the depth
Thea multiply by "a and cut Of four figures for
deeiH1als
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In barrol 80 inches deep, and its diameter
ons-thiri frsn tho top, 2J inches, how many
wine gallons
alE21=s00. f09x31=E100
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CTRREi7T PRICES lIAT 3 WIS rH0sE O I85l lzD q
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FOR SALE,

THREE SINGERS SEWING MACHINES on he
i corner Of Als1aua end Wh-i-hLl streets
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g. II the earn be in slip shack, multiply the
au5ic feet by 3, and if in fill shHet by ?, aud
cui eff one figure as decimal, for the answer Of
bushels ef shsiisd corn
9. Concise rule for reducing corn on the coo
20 barrels Of shalled eorn:
Take per cent. Of Tao product Of lsngth,
width and depth, expressed in feet.
EXAMPLE.
Ia a crib Of corn on the ceb % fest long. 10
wide, and deep, hoW many barrels Of shellad
csra7
90 x 1920 90 x 9=le09
2 usr cant
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40s0J0=l0 800 gal.
"A To End the number Of bushels in a potato
bank, piled in the form Of q cone:
RGLE.
Multiply the dismeiar at the base By itself,
and ths product BY the hight in fset. Then
multiply By q nnd enE OF two figures for dec
imais for the answer ia bushels.
EXAMPLE.
Ia potato banlE, the diamster 5ei0g feet
Al The base, and ihs hight feet, how many
bushels
5x5=3j 35KJ=l31