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- 7 49, 2 IL -
The CoNTRABANDs kTs WASHINGTON.
"A gentleman recently from Washington,
d.. G., informs tho Richmond Examiner
that the stolen and runaway negroes from
Virginia, othsS number Of three thousand
andnpwards, are encanped on the nslashes,
within the northern precincts Of the city,
They are badly clothed, worse fed, and
their scanty tents furnish buta poor shelter
from the warripg elements at this inclemeut
season. Mary have dice, and numbers are
dying every day from pneumonia and ty-
phoid diseases induced by their exposed
condition, and the emaoiated condition Of
the survivors, and the squalor and filth per-
yading the encampment, beggar all descrip-
ton. The efforts to procure employment
for those who are able and willing to work.
have been Intellectual, as tho menial places!
about The Government Departments ell
eddy hungry Yankees, and housekeepers,
who refuse TO hire the arunaways,p even
when offered for their victuals and clothes;
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AN ORDINANCE

To raise saypHs for tAs Topa for the ysar
1884, and 10 impose taA on thS citiseas thereof
lgt. BE IL Ordained BY T6gn Council OF YoskviIle
now met and by the authority g ls same that for te pI-
pose or raising supplies for the Town Of Yorve, the fol-
lowing tares are Imposed citizens md nhabitants
q sad Town be paid on q ksore he sscond day Of
estate within he corporate 1imlb d sid Town. be paid
by the o, person q possession On le first
bus; Dny Carl Wagon, or other vehicle kept for hire In
the year 1852 en cents on every hn9c,ed doas worto
all stocks owned by any citizen of Rd Town In the ycar
1882 either in his or her own right trust for another
(ran and plank roadstocks excepted zen essis on each
on the Ant day of January, 1883 two dollars every
pleasure Carriage drawn BY two Horses and one
drawn by one horse and kept for PLEASURE one dollar
every dog more than one, kept limits of said
Town. be paid byhe person theot on which
such dog Is cents each slaye the
limits Of said Town, between he ages Of my
years.. .sslsss..s 4, islszss
3 u y G. w. Will ANS, bteadn4
Z J. A. MCLEAN, Clerk. Z
faun ~
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soAs ~ 1S>1
other war to overthrow. Every ttpuny
whipster" wears his sword now, regardless
Of merits-all the petty Offices, from boot
lick down, are crowded with those who have
the means TO screen them from the CON.
scription, while the honest sons Of toll are
gathered from their farms to fill the pro-
gramnie for their paste-board masters
Yet, the time may come, when the .'swords
are turned into ploughshares,' and may
have to be piled by some now afiuent, for
their. daily bread. #
- I have but little change to notice in the
markets, except in the article of salt-a lot
of Liverpool was understood to have been
sold in Charleston at s3S per sack; this
created stir among the holders here for 3
while, who feared an early peace, but they
submitted to small depression, SO / may
quote the. article still falling. Large lots
of sugar have been stored here on Govern.
ment account, where it lis supposed to be
safe from Yankee fingers -oar supplies are
SO small as not to sink the Commissary,
much at a time. IF 49, F.
Writing Of sugar, reminds me that I
should NOT grumble much, for though JEFF
allows us, besides bull beet, rice, meal, vim
egar and soap, our cnsine is not altogether
dependent on his ability orcaprice what
with our home supplies makes us live the
better, the streams around furnish our table
with the fnny tribe, by virtue of a Cam
with the Bell attached, which rung them
in this morning with aEcelerity that would
.astonish ssMago de Maga, 2 a wizard, who,
by the way, exhibitedfo the wonderful, one
night last week, and spirited himself away,
the Printers say, next morning. The bin
Of fare Of Mess No. !, is no affair Of your
readers; should they call on US they may
wish themselves with our friend Nich.
erson, fos Old Nick, himself, 4 have heard
it said, has declined the hospitality fsome
ofthe messes of Company K. 1nthe mean
time, / am requested to state, that nothing
sssent from friends in York spoils before it 4
reaches any of our messes-we wish to learn
to be thankful for small favors, and wish
the EEoUIRERto to be the medium to prove
we are apt students. But do not forget our
friends at Pocotaligo, and Mount Pleasant
poor, fellows, it is said they have got SO
lean the sand flies won't bite them.
! You will see by the news in the paper
that an attempt is to beexpected ere long
at Wilmington and Goldsboro', n. g.
the South is the next point of the Yankee
compass, so, with the prospect before me, I
should not wonder if my next letter should
be from the neighborhood Of s'my boyhood's
home'- Charleston, D. j
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Why Bragg Retired.

MOBILE, January 8.-The Adversiser
and Register has the following private des.
patch, dated Decherd, January 7th !: &
TO Hon. J. Forsyth: Being outnum-
sbered ty more than two to one BY the enc.
my, our troops utterly exhausted by Six
days exposure to cold and rain, and four
days incessant fighting, with loss Of one.
fourth Of their whole number killed and
wounded, General Bragg determined to fall
back behind Duck River. a Areconnoisance
ia the enemy rear showed that he was re-
ceiEing large reinforcemsuts from Kentucky.
BY % skillful night march, coyeredsby the
admirable cavalry Of W Wheelerand " Wharton,
the whole army, with all its supplies and
captured arms, Is now concentrating in its
new lines, ready for the enemy whenever he
shall advance. Sincs this army crossed the
Tennessee river, ii November, shave cap.
itured $500 prisoners, over forty pieces Of
artillery, 5000 small arms, and SO s00wagors.
(Signed,) W.
sc GHArrANooaA, January General
Bragg made q spescha at Dscherd, on Mon.
dly, 20 the citizens of Decherd. and Win
chester, assuring them that, ,he.did not mean
to odessrt them, but would make astand be.
tween Alizona and Tullahomas He said
he fell back because our troops needed re.
ppse, being perfectly exhausted. Also,
Tint ,ours loss was 1900, and the enemy'si
Ioss betveen Is, 900 and 20, 900. The en-
smy has advanced his lines SIX miles this
sids Of Murfreesboro. he has bser guilty,
Of thssmost outrageous enormides, stealing
private property, robbings peaceful. citizens
and running off negroes.
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GoNFRDEkaTE SEcUR1TIEs IN RIeHs
MoND THE WAsg of Friday last says:
.aThere is an actiVe demand for Confedeg
rate bonds; both at the Treasury and at ths
brokers' Offices: Large amoRuts Of these
bonds are now sent to Englard, and dispo.
sed Of at rates varying from 20 to 40 per
cent. discount 1.-The seller realiainga hand;
some profit by tho sale Of the proceeds in
the shape of Sterling Exchange, ats2 TO-
The pressure offbusiuess at the Treasury
continues heavy,5aud orders fpr bonds are
seldom filed within a week. We quote
Confederate bonds (1oO M attpar and. in.
terest. Breakers are now ofa.talg 99a to
993 and interest. The last salt of the Is
NJ bonds we're made at 109. -
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From Vicksburg.

RICHMOND, January 10. The following
official despatch has been received 2:
VIoKsBuRa, Jan. S,-From tie latest
adgices, lam satisfied that the enemy's
transports have gone up the river Only
seven gun.boats are between the mouth Of
the Yazoo River and Millikeu'a Bend
Yicksbnrg is daily groWingsstrongerl
(Signed, j.. G. .PEMBERT0N,
-. Lieut.. Gen. Commanding
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RICHMOND, January 12.-The Enquii.
rsr has Nothern dates, with despatches
from St. Louis, which indicate theprob.
able capture Of Springfield, by the Con
federates, with very large amount Of army
stores, arms and ammunition.
Rosencranz has issued an order that all
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HEADQUARTERs
z gs CoLuMBfA, Jahuary 8, 1863. 8
THE Aetsof the General Assembly

Il entitled san Act to suppress the nndle dstiauon
OF spIrituous liquors from the cereal grains ofhis Stnte
contains the following proyiso, namely ~ - s5I-,
sThat the Governor, II satisfactorily nforme sip
pIy Of SPIRITS which otherwise be obained, ub-
s0iuteIy necessary for medicinal purposes in is State
may contract with aafoper number OF aud
skilled agents any one more Of the Disrfcts tomah
ufactnre limited quantity Of pure spirits, limited and
reasonable price, strictly for medicinal taking
care that sucn proper disposition oe product Is made
TO secure Its application alone the purpose ntended
To ennble the Governor to ascertain the quantity required
for the above purpose, the clans Of the dit@e28
,uictsin this State are requested . ~.
saen as early as practicable statement MS to what sup
ply Of pnre spirif, which cannot be Otherwise obtaned
sabsoluteIy necessary for medicinal ppposes, In the
respective Dfsfcts for the present ssSs
II s requested thar such steps be taken 6s that tho STATE
mcnt shall represent the views OF maoriy OF the pract
cling physicians In each District. To- - z
= -. = - JOBEPH WALKER,
=. = ~: :: q ECommssary General of SIC.
sIon,,yr IA 5aSssr 49, ~ ~ -Ess.s1, Ii .
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7 EFFECTS OF THE PRooLAMATIoN--A
conversation between two negroes on the
street yesterday was overheard by q gsntie-
man, to this effect: 80 sz,si.:gss ::.ss
aWelI, John, we are all free now.a
( oAh Bill, that, ,pends more on Gen.
Lee than Mr.. Lincoln" -, sssli55ss,.
Sensible negro, that! Z .:..3ss =
= Richmond Enquirer, 8th
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EDTPoRTAL ITEMS.

49, Particular attention is called to the
Advertisement in to,days issue, by Captain
Daniel D. Moore. See advertising columns.
hen General Johnston arrived at
Chattanooga, Tenn, a party of persons We
hemently called him out for speech
At last he appeared and told them he
"acoala mach prefer to see them an The ar,
n,y" -
4 row occurred between Washing.
ton and New York, Wednesday night, by 9
negro slsepiag, berth on 9 rail;
road car, and being sustained by Vice
President Hamlin in the demand. The
conductor, however overruled the sfVice-
President" and the negro was elected.
A gentleman who arrived at Mont
gomery, from Murfreesboro, reports that
Capt, Benjamin G. Yancey, souof Wn.L Z.
Yancey, fell in the late battle at that place..
while gallantly leading his company. It
was feared that he was mortally wounded.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th
says the talk just now is that more than one
operator has lost heavily by the rapid fall
in the price of salt. The truth is, speeula.
tion in general is getting to be ticklish.-
Every body wants to sell now-nobody is
wishing to buy.
- A negro challenged Col. Weeks
commander of a New York regiment, to
fight duel. The challenge was sent by a
white man who was to act as cuhy's second;
but Weeks refused and forthwith resigned
the service in disgust.
Lincoln has signed the bill erecting
the forty-eight counties Of Western Virginia
into State, to be called "Kanawha. 1t
is reported that, in announcing the fact, he
said he had "laid aside his overcoat and
gloves, and intended to be President for
awhile" -
- A Northern paper says: ssBurnside
is the great lever to move the rebel army a.
way from Richmond" Yes, he IS great
zeaoer. He left almost as quick as he came.
THE N. Y. Tribune's Holly Springs
correspondent estimates the loss by Van
Dorn's raid upon that place at six millions.
About one hundred Yankee prison.
ers have taken the oath of allegiance and
commenced work in Richmond, in the
foundries.. . --.
- The Richmond Enquirer has Wash
ington papers Of the sth and 9th. They
admit that Sherman was forced to fall back
from Vicksburg before overwhelming forces,
and say bloody battle must ensue before
the place can be captured.
- Brigadier General slemmer, of Pen
sacola memory, is among the prisoners ta'
ken by US at Murfreesboro'. .-. d.. @.
- The Atlanta Inte1igencer says thai
the Yankee prisoners taken at Murfrees
boro' were returned to the Yankee authori.
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THE FRENCH IN MATAMoRAs.-The
Austin (Texas) Almanac, extra Of the 18th
ult., says !: Lieut.. tDinkins, A. a. O., hos
just arrived from San Antonio BY the
stage and reports that an express had ar
rived from Brownsville, just before the
stage left, with the information that four
thousand French troops had landed at Mat
amoras and taken possession Of the city.
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TUILAHoMA. Tallahoma, the position
nov occupied by Gen. Bragg's army, Is in
Coffee county, Tennessee, situated on Rock
Creek, and offers admirable means Of de-
fence. 1t is I ! miles from Nashville, and
so from Murfreesboro, and lies Immediate
lyon The Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, where it is intercepted BY the Mol dir
Vile and Manchester Road. As base of
operations and as a position Of defence, we
understand that it offers great advantages
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YgmeaeaIe

MAERIEp-On the 2lstday Of December last, BY Joseph
NIcCosh, ESQ.,, MIR. LAWSON WILSON and Miss CAR
OLINE MOORE, all of York District
In this District on the 9Th lnstant by John Enloe,
ESQ.,, Mr.. CHARLES CURRY and Miss MAMIE u.
JONES. sa52s = & i. 5. Z -. - E
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TERR1sLR Loss.-The Columbus Sam
learns from private sources that in the ate
tack made By: Breokinridge's division on
the ene,mys left, at Murfreesboro,' on Fri.
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captured rebel oficersbe confined and SUBJ
faist on ratious until JEFF. Davis recent
proclamation is revoked. Rosencranz'
headquarters are ten miles beyond MUIR
freesboro. !
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e Hg YORK We IB gN0UI Re R !.

tured. Al Federal vessel was placed out-
side the harbor to watch the Harriet Lane,
and prevent the Confsderates from sending
her to sea. - ;..1
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GOUTHgAR o LINZ OK

sEJ TRICT.-Whereas,. SAMUEE BLACK ~ aopIfed
me for Letters Of on Sauar the
goods and chattels, rights and credits BERBY,
late Of the District Aforesaid, deceased StS 20
These are therefore to Gle and admonls
the kindred and creditors Of decehed, to- and
appear before me nj our next 0rnafys C0 for E said
District to be holden ut York Count House o Che 2liay
February next oshew cause, any, why TIE safsAd-
ninistraion should NOT be granted z, q
in The year OF our Lord one thousand hundred nd
and nfhe eighty seventh year OF Indepe
8 Sdence OF South Caroiln1. ~ s5 ssssssslss -
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Jle Morkville Galallirea,

NJ for praaentiai seasons she eAereises y .
tho Yorksille Male Academy were post
poned from the 9th, to Monday the 3a lstf
inst. E3ssz.xe syss=ss -.
co,res1,,,on;,ia,ce ;. of tra F.,,o,,,13irar
-, coruMR1A. .January IL 1868.
srha calm Of the Sabbath is unon u.s.
tbesav remaining bells have summoned ou,
people 10 tie houses Of worship, and the
bnav n,arta are eom ,,arat;vely ARA deserted b,
.tba eaper =, tbrone.. Rest seems written OF
ever. .couutspance. and a cloudless day
seams % sail fortt, praise. The libsrality
az tha Sonth Carolina Tract Society has a.
hnndantIy sunnlied reading to our men in
cann here, and more tracts can be seer a.
,orra onr}2 ,,nra,rters to.day. than tootstep,
For n,snu 20 8 sunday l,eretofore The sol.
d;ers lake to them .wo,nderfully. for the
Ladies of the Relief Association assure
them, that could they 20 in person, where.
ever the garments which their hands have
80 cheerfnllv made NAV come. they would
whisper to eyery friend-and what soldier
Syhtipp: for their protection is not their
fr,sadsths one precious direction, Look
unto Jesus, lcok for pardon, look for free
acceptance, look for comfort, look for
strength, look for all things.
sI had but just concluded the above para
graph, when the following order was'receiy.
ed, which il viii beseen '7of considerable
moment. 5,
& i aFrom and after this date, January
1lth, 1853, until further orders, no fur
loughs VIII pc granted 10 troops stationed
sssn's aa@ -. g ~.
.;il fartb v;,b soraer %tba retnrn Sof ali ab.
sentees, except those detached on special
service.
~, :, ', ohl - onA.seus.@isa
pssssnss .nds asnt sHarIan,s & a
q: fS;onada .J0HN q PRESTON. 4 !.
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Mo1gan,s and FORESTS Captures,

Mo1gan's and FORESTS Captures.
CHAfT.lNooaA, January 9.IheR Rebel
.publishs|s the following despatch from an
official orrce5: Y5s
WyNdHEsTER, January 8. Morgan's re.
port Of Fs expedition shows two thousand
paroled lpEisoners, several hundred of the
enemy killed and wounded, and an.immense
quantity # arms and properly destroyed.
Forests report shows 1900 prisoners,
l,O00sof tie enemy Killed and wounded,
an immenss quantity Of arms, ammunition
and stores destroyed, and his whole com.
mand splenaidly equipped. q:
Ouropera6ons at Murfreesboro, including
the capture d 800 prisoners, besides J,
600 captured II Hartsyille andaround Nash
vile, summing up IL, 900 men in less than
q month, captured and sent to the rear, thir-
ty cannon, 900 small arms, and 2, 600 in
the hands Of, Troops, aud |, 900 wagons des-
troyed, aud mules and harness secured
The enemy los il. killed and wounded is
estimated At 20, 700, including 7 Generals.
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FaoM MEMpIlIs-TRouBLEssI OF THE
ENrMY.--Pasties who have arrived from
the vicinity Of Memphis bring later intelli.
gence from that quarter than we have. here.
tofore published. The entrance Of the
cavalry force Of Col r. y. Richardson,
(which was mistaken for thatof Gen. Van
Dorm, into Chelsea and The Fair Grounds,
IN the suburbs Of Msmphis, produced quite
o panic among the Feds, and their allies,
Gruudy, Nables, HougB, and many others,
took refuge behind ths Notifications Of the
enemy, and made them their lodging place
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MI CE. .T O ALE PERSONS
IN had hands working on the FOHlrfFTcATIoNs
5ERE viii be paid by applyingin person OF by power
of att, 20 the C. s.. ENGINEERlS OFFfCE, IN
Chahb aftertllc lst of FEBRUA AIRY next All persons
wfshe to collect the same, viii send their power Of
Send I Hii before I ss Iss @ &c rsbfa Or
with 5A. Brown, YorssyiIe. % q -
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.GOEH GAROI,INA ~ DIRK DIS
SOUTH q - 'SRoLlNA oRK DIS

~ SIkiHCra.P sas WSi. CALDWELL has nppiiedto
na ~ all and singuln me
da nsa ~ s,.s gis and credi of RICE NULL
= TSese ars. !. ilereis aforesaid, deteased:
ns anu OF the SAID deceased, 70 be
ma psgle tkour next Ordnfy's Court for
I'd, day oe January I York House. @ on NE "
adninistaiion shouI see,v @ Saa Z aay
Given under my hand " sss I d.y az January,
ls, xsaa =. ass ol - .,a hundrcd ana
pendence Of South CaroIIl ~ - -,
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500 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on
H. the aand of December last, his nego man named
TOM Heis % years old feet high of llgh: complexion
The above reward will be paid for his delivery TO me, or
his lodgment In any Jailso that can get him;
= t- sfsE., - IL = Yorkyille, s. q.
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TUST RUN THE BLOCKADE. -
eD a Lot Of GuNNYs sBAGGING and q Lot Sf SOLE:
LEATHER. For sale by y. !. BoaD. i
January IA 2 -. .....----..- . -
"A I T.-PURE CHARLESTON
ksAIT unadulterated with Acids, or Minerals, either
to whlten or graln Ietaihg at tCnaaes'oh
f'n4al'' t''p = sns oi 7 YoRKvILLE MARBLE YARD
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NICELY gAUd Hr.An Illinois soldier
deserted from his regiment ID Kentucky,
and, forging pass, succeeded in passing
the guards at this city, and arrived il New
Albany on w Wednesdas as paroled prison
er. There, however, IS we learn from the.
Ledger, he was oyerhsuled BY the Provost
Guard and asked for his pass. aPge got q
parole, sir" he replied 70 the guard ahsre
it's, ," showing him the forged document
which was signed ssCuyly Smith z The
guard carefully examined it, and then turn
ing upon the Sucker, he said sNo, you
don't, old fellow that parole is q humbng.
Kirby has pretty mnchi quit spelling his
name C ar . ;" Illipois Acknowledged
the corr, and siad he had paid ten dollars
for the parole, but thought the man that
wrote it knew how to spell Kirby Smiths
name. He was sent to The barracks in this
city,--Loaisvizze Journal. spza.zs-s
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The Situation.

We begin to get microscopal peep at
the Middle Tennessee campaign. as
AS the smoke Of the late battle clears a.
way, and the confusion incident to all battle.
fields subsidies, We are ennbled to arrive at
some estimate of the result Of the last two
months aud half Of activity in front of
Murfreesboro. The actual statistics Of the
eombats Of Wednesday, and Friday last,
may be summed up as follows, in round
numbers f:si gsz - s ~ act ~:
Prisoners taken n......i.......:.........,5, o.. &. 900
Pieces Of Artillery y................. {. 81
= Cuialt arlns -. ..r..ss.....s....tyoVV
Wagons destroyed. ;. ). .s; ). ). :. $50
Enemy's loss in killed and wounded 8, 900
Our oss-killed. !. =. 81 900
Wounded -. ;. J. :. J. s. -. 500
REcAPITULATIoN. ~ ~
Federals killed ... 900
Wounded ...............s...... .6,000
Captured ..,................. .....5, ,O00
IA, 900.
Our loss !. =. 80. 800
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OMnmrp

DEp-In Chester District, on tina ID Of December last,
samJJEL CURRENCE, eldest son of Mr. g. ). ana Mrs.
NJ. J. HemphlIi, formerly of York District n,
In fhis place on Friday, 9th instant, Mr. MATTHEW
McCAN1'S, in the 55th year Of his ase. :. ,,..a
In tbis pacc on Monday night the 18th Instant of Ty-
phoid Fever Miss HANNAH Z. ALEXANDER, daughter
the late VIM R. Alexander in the 25h year Of her age'
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HEADQUARTERS :,

coMalIssARY GENERALS DEPARTMENT, 8. G.,
sCoLuxDIA,s. G., Janunry 1853.
A LII applicants for agencies for the
N dls,llafonS Of spruous- liquors from the cereal
grains Of this State, In conformity with the TO SUPPRESS
the undue sIaton thereof viii fiewith the undersigned
their applications together with the testimony Of two or
dnly authenticated by the Clerk Of the Court that they are
and skilled agents. +asa.t -
{ BY order of the Governor. - - -..-ss
!; 60 -7-fS'F.. -. 5;F2 JOSEPH WALKER,
Comn1lssary General Of 8. G.
january IA ~. - = 2 - "s =
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Z CouNTEREE1Ts.-Large amounts of ne-7
.counterfeits Of Confederate notes we're found
among the correspondence, papers and eff
fects of the Yankees which our soldiers
captured at Maffreesboro, the executionof
which was superior to that Of our own notes.
These counterfeits were Of the new green
.colored SOS, and the new or lake tinted
SIS. A number Of captured letters con.
tanned enclosures of these notes, directed to
officers and soldiers id the Yankee army,
inafructing them 70 Be exchanged, some for
properly Of ofseaeral kinds, some for Tennss.
see notes, and others for q. s. Treasury
notes. They stated generally that an album
,dant supply was On hand, andsany. amount
of them desired could be- furnished: -
The Yankees are d nation of dishonora-
Die wretches With thieying propensities.-
Wecan only say to our readers, Jeyaye.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-14

MICE E.-1'TIE B0O 0OKScF,T THE
= fcretaty and Treasurer Of Board Of Relief for the
yea3 VIII tlbe closed on TUESDAY " the s2e1l JANC.
All persona nre stexefofe hereby notified, thar
any tnts or claims against said Board not presented
Tor ent on orbefoFe that period ,fYfl be debarred
payrtf the same. By order Of tic Board.