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HefrKuI.-TheveuefabieD Dr: Summers,
ii ii & latter 70 shs SoSs5s,A Gassasiiaan n .daoo.

<HerEKuI. The venerable Dr.. Summers,
il ii & latter 70 shs Soasis,A 0assa,tiaan n .Aaoo.
cats, says: s.,.s.:.s,,l 5e.{ at,-s g ri %.
Some people are discouraged At the situs-
ton Of public Affairs; but others Of sus are
still sanguine Of success, and that ct no
ysry distant Any. What party soeyer pre-:
walls st the, North-snd it is not easy to
say which will be the best for us-we think
she results Of the election will innure to our
benefit. The Northern people-at least
the Northwestern people, are tired Of the
war-and are determined to have peace ];
and they knoW-thank God!-that they
cannot have ii without recognizing our inde-
pendsnse. ffey know That We have . gov
efn1msnt that has got q backbone in it.
whateVer feeble Knees there may be in GER:
tain tain spotted parts Of our country. So, let
us BE- Of good cheer-lst MS suffer on lit.
tie longeF-Iet ls reform our lives, re.ose
an humble trust in Providence thank God
and IKE courage! -. -
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FROM sUIfiIVAN's Island.
OoroBER 19, 1854.

OcroBGR 10, 1854.
Mr. Editor The siege Of the city
is kept up regularly, but slowly. On
Friday last, some shots were exchanged
between the batteries Of Moultrig and
Morris Island. Some shells are thrown
at Sumter from Black Island. On
Sunday night the firing ceased, and du-
ring the day, Monday, there were but
very few shots from any point, there
was quite a calm at night. During
Tuesday. there was scarcely q gun to be
heard. the day was cool and rainy. s.'
This morning the clouds broke away
and we have had a pleasant day. Du-
ring the,calm of the past few days, the
enemy, no doubt, wereat work, as. a
jim Ca structure for mounting cannon
was discovered this morning, OF; their
fortifcatlons. Batteries Bee and Moul-
trie opened FIRE on the enemy to stop
their operations. Aeonsiderable num-
ber of shells were thrown by our bat
teries and goodly number were soon
returned by the enemy. No casualties
are reported here and but little damage
done.
The fever continues in The city, and
is termed by some Black Tongue fever,
two cases are said to have occurred at
Mount Pleasant, none here. Diarrhea
is still prevalent here.
There is but little news Of Importance.
The accounts from Virginia and the
West, continue favorable. Greater
achievements on our part are daily look
ed for in the West.
The elections in the Northern States
are creating a good deal Of excitement,
and the decision of the Presidential cleo
ton is looked to with a great degree Of
anxiety by allparties. Various are the
opinions of the result thereof. It is
said by some that if Nc Clellan be elect
ed, peace will speedily come, others say
that he would prosecute the war with
greater vigor than heretofore, and 9th
ers are of the opinion that if Lincoln
be elected the war will shortly terminate,
as there will be strong opposition to
his further administering the affairs Of
the Government-time will soon solve
the interesting question. Shadows ot
peace and intervention by foreign pow.
ers, have often lulled us as people and
caused arelaxation on the part of many
In the prosecution of the work before
us-the promises Of. peace by recon
struction of the Union, foreign inter
yention, are but as vapors that vanisf
| in the distance. A firm, decided anc
unwavering stand, on our part, will only
secure thepeace so earnestly lookedfor
Let all doubts of our success be Danish
ed from every mind, and resolvet to stant
by our rights to the last extremity
We as nation have sacrificed a grea
deal-have suffered much. Shall we
after all this, give up the contest ant
say to those who have proved barba
rians of the deepest dye, we will EN-
brace you again as brethren, in ont
common Government, and pass all thu
cruelties Of the war by, in forgetfulness
By no means can this be the case. W.
never can again unite our destinies witt
those who have laid waste our country;
destroyed our property, brutally treat
1 ed and murdered our citizens. ON
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-26

Ta0LLEDA ) before me, bysFM. M.
yJsNSET. % ssSt III Ssds @ iis, T. ss az sSous
nine years old, right eye blind. Appnfsed az THREE
HUNDRED 00LLARs. The ownerisrequessedt 70 conc
or she VIII be dealt with as the jaw dIrects
4sF,r, Co., AIFHED sTH WELL, Mhgsttate.
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H9sT,IdTons NOTICE.

There vii b two days meeting at
Philadelphiae Church, in this District,
smbra1ing the 2sth and 3oth instant,
By Rey. Wm. Crook.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-26

clOSe tue CouteSI. Du1 So-ot oaoh 10 OOh
thary to Southern feeling ard opinion
1T stirss up that spirit maself-pretecfief
and preservation, that has ever charac'
terized US as q people. ~ -''..s'3 g.
Yours truly, DARBY: :
-r,.--- ..:,.,S. .
The Mobile Rsai.ssr a,aaSs Adys;ri;se, st; IL :
think, + pr;oe I ,uoosed. i Missouri, q and and
Sherman. aruv r, . ooma. e oriaf IN aao,pis ii;
10Th & vb;cb ara I;talv rant ant, i t,nmnaS /, ns
j. v;,;,;., ,,a .;i, -, : .th,ov m nj, Il.
hand The situation !, bonafnl and nromiis. m m,p;ii,
e. mo-, a,l ,onnd f., Oh ,lo,ions q Winding m
i The c,n eamna;pn ii n',,f Of 1854. ~
The Gas sunnlv baa, bean s sttoupped tom d il
Ivnobbura sbd ths citv left III darkness
f., IL tbs ssta "a Il adding tvo. men to The
.,,ov ~, The r., two mem MAJ, smnlovsd in manu-. AZ
s,..,,,,,, s,,hs ,,., ,,,sre = ,unt forvsrs in
a.,.,s.sss,.s .,,..,,,s, asas, F,ogi !sR;sb.
oD'Ae - 80 -1ss-s ; :
s sii ,is,,, n - on;.;.n. am - ,aoogn;. so,,
rim, .bs nov.,f,l and bane6a;.l ,,,a ;pfIuenoes
of th..n,ess. has ;mdais.t, i,apsr euoifsh
t,.rs.n ,bsm n, oa,aS far a ssai and
/ ss,sntsssa s III n. tsts service
:. YT,.nboim ssores.rv ,Ft Il the Treasury, n
a;,o. ,. .nD,ioe hue tb.s AT. The sa,e Of pou.taxable
,Sonas of tI5e Five Hundred Million Lean,
,;;Ir IL .corsin,,sa at one Hhaadysa and ttir.
=, f,,s and ;nts,asre nSt;I fSrifar n6fi;ce
oo,,e,non5an. ofthe sal;sbnrv Rateh.
,,,,,, MIN : .,,r;s;no f,oto Earlv,s army sass sswe
have bsea provided with olothiugiin abuns
d.,,s..s, d,s., na;a of and stoss furnished.
mn nmo<zt : session ,as Il s6e Copfsderate
no,.,e.s. T., =, will commence ON the 7th day Of
No,smbsr. 81 - -. b..
MACON presents, at presents military
s,,nssranee sTba,militia have uesflv all
arrived and ate armed. General Smith
and staff are in tli the city. :.
-vallandighan lately made an important
snsech at Sidusy, Ohio He declared that
the Chicago Convention and platform meant
peacs a unconditional l and immediate and that
McClellan's letter was a mere expression Of
personal opinion. Hs1ould be bound in
administrative policy BY the cotton. of the
Convention and its resolutions, as construed
Nv tiiSsa Who made them. ..'1i"z: f-
r ,a.a; r I.;.;.1..n,a loo "a .. s5,,;rm. Arm
ID IS n.tr;ot;o a., t resolutions sdopted during m
-. -, ,o,.;.a ;, .ra .adsd ~ tbem this
--,. mi. AZ, ,,;,;.ssa o,s;s,,. ofs.ias,
.,;ss. ~ - ,.hso &, ds,,onasns.1 i sonba,
"a M ns;fber n,,,io.;sm 6 mr. wisdom s. i can
;.o,....o &, ..,n,;n..;o, 81 of ,he nrasant war r
5,,;,.ou+ .h. ,,o;n,sn.n.s- If tba ;nd.ueu.
,dsrns. a. fba donse5sfass States, I.
g, II. Jo5nston il living s,s, 81 yasay iSa
,o,;a. -, nla.,.nt ant m residence INN Il Macon. Ca
WIN; hi. sword rsn,ain;ny idle in this
Wy AD - - :,
'''0'0 - ", ~ o011 ~ ,,,,... .ye. n.
oonn " a. Dus'n las svs 80 ~ ~ -
:; %, ~ > = !, -, - y
will secure peace and prosperity to the land.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


coLuxsr,, g. O, octtbef b, is6i.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Q. = =
PUHsUA ANF "a, proYisions bro % Of Gen. Ger
lie stsi ofdersNS IA, Adjatiai anS f6SSec5oF 0s5sap.
saes q Is and Is y suos we sse
Department. {exceP q hcrinSfef snaed1 ss nePoksd
asissa Ss iS SschsRss and 3 psisoSs x sssns 9
isSn assssa sas sas re- ssss
my md navy. 3, Those detaed and now emplqYed I'm
work Indispensable 70 military Operations
z g. This order embraces al psryqns wttn the Rges5 5nd
Gated who have detailed as icuist ID Sst4a
les and other peysops detailed for puposes OF public p-
vate necessity, and GI otek efsohS not fntlded sSe1
tions stated In the preceding paragraph. ~ J.
T. 4. All PERSONS whose denlls AfE r6Snktd ~ f cd6f
wlrepo forthwith 70 the Enrolling 0co iheir nspec
dye Distnctss prepaSed 70 % tofU1m dr. ceup a s
strucon Board Of Surgeons win be In session at te
caIp condnuously, from the insgnt fttbs tk n No.
yember for the examination Of eli who claim e1empon
on account Of physical disability. Those s9hasrepcfx
promptly win have the benefit Of such and
VII ehoiee Of coupaues uot sIfestg fn,
In the amy Of VirRtnia- 4
-5esYetsons called out ttls efderytIecpeteM
of instruction prepared 20 Immediately forward Into
y.ce p no indulgence oi y ~
6. Afpenonsreeomm .fox leht duy; she nvenos
been assigned BY tie coni6ndant Or Conscfip6 10 sohe
special duty In which theyzre now suEed beRpleEs
ed 10 the Gimp Of Instruction. Those nfthR % rpoN
promptly Will incur the penalty o. being asssed % actiye
field serytee, Without refsfeBce % ozek disbdlhy
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-26

.. u - ~
Vaughn announces his victory :sss,. 81.
Mar BfuE SpRINGs !
IN miles bslaH Greehyills; y
..4 ~ October 12; 1854:
/ met the enemy this morning at Green.
vile. Killed and xadnded many; 'dsptursd
two stands of Regimental oGlors together
With many horses and small arms, and some
prisoners. My loss slight. &Iregret TO sy
that Col. Rowan, of the 62nd Tennessee
Regiment, ismottally wounded. Tam nov
pursuing. -
j. @. VAUGHN, Brig. Gen. 2
The Knoxville Register, fnuw published
at Bristol,3 Of the 15th gives the following
particulars Of the battle: (: 3: tss1e
In-addition, We have from.onr ioorFsspon-
dent, aEsst Tennessee;" farther particulars
ofthe fight, and iothsresents from the front.
From this ne learn that Gen. Vaughn cap.
turedtxansy:fseor thirty prisoners.=ths'
the enemy Rsts pushed to,sLiek Creek =
ithas,our. Losses wore as follows: N. s. Ooi'
Tloway, Go. g. ,T3d Tenn, killed /; James
Wells, Go. e, wounded slightly; hient
Williams, LIST Tenn, severely but not dan
!gerous; Col. John A.. Rowan, GID Tenn.
MORALLY wounded and will de- The, Colo:
mel fell in hand to hand fght-!aftet hi
pistol failed to FIRE, and after he was shot ht
threw it at the man who shot him. Ths
OoloDslitalked freely aaditold Geh. Vaughn
that he Was willing to dis--and TO tell hii
family and friends that he died ina good
cause.G - ~ q, g -: .ll:s'. - Z : -
! Pe S.-Sinee writing the above the re.
mains Of Col. Rowan have reached thii
place together with az prisoners, captured
at Gresnsille, including ONE bushwhacke'
and one deserter. -: =
The Federals are at Bulls Gap. A small
force day before yesterday came up-to Blue
Spring. Gen. Vaughn's position isperhaps
best known to the enemy.
ANOTHER FIGHT. -, :
ThesLynehburg Bepabliean, Of, Saturday
says: ~ e -5t:sc.ss : 2
General Vaughn appears to giving hs
Yankees in East Tennessee no rest. Or
Wednesday, as heretofore announced hs
whipped them at Greenville, and on Thurs
day morning he again came up with them
eight miles west Of that place, and gave
them another handsome drubbing, capturing
thirty prisoners, several wagons and ambu
lances, and; q good many horses, besides
killinga considerable number. The enemy
left thsiHd dead on the field and retrsated il
confusion towards Bulls Gap, Genera
Vaughn pursuing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-26

GUARD Room, October 20, 1854.
I have little further than to write you
a negro dtiverwas killed BY one Of the
hands under him, him, on on Tuesday night
last ...s.... = sen.{} -
You have. read the story Of the
ssThree Black Crows" WelL lest the
tale of our camp having been SURPRISED,
our acting Orderly, Commissary, Quar-
termaster and 0rdnq,ee stores captured,
might reach you, Igive the facts, which
are tsreiisble." The Orderly and his
friend Guas, were arrested at Florence
last night, for being without a pass, and
some hungry rogue stole all the beef,
meal and -four our gun-box tprovision
chest contained, with a Knife and spoon;
leaving the officers mess rather in a bad
fix. The ssmissing' have been released,
and restored totheir friends-bat our
stores are still aansts.
Many Of our company who lately left
York were stopped at Columbia-we
look for them shortly. Five Of our
"1S" boys leave US tonight for the
Camp Of Instruction, and / hope fur
Tough home. 3.
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EXCHANGE -oF P61soHsks. -Ths ID;

aninsr says: - ~; $ =
We have good authority for, ssybs TINT
the cartel has been to q certain extent, re-
sumsd. Arrangements have4bseu made to
exchange immediately 1Q,0e0 Of the Yam
kee prisoners in Geargia. Savannah is the
point Of exchange, ana Capt. Hatch will
leave in a few daysfor that city to superin-
tend thewhole affair." This news will cArry
gladness to myriads Of Southern fssaides.
Let us pray that it:may be the prelude TO
the exchange Of every oueof our poor fel'
lows;who have 30 long been -ianguianngin
Northern dungeons q ~. Ia q :.
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FRoM TEE STATE REsERVEs.
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sonm maoesaEetorte- "ni'n
thew deprecate In the loudest terms,
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while others think him ''S0und on Cne
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goose, anu nus erross, more VI 'He ne'e u
t1an tne neaft. ZOE my own paf'' l
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.nas snete lea. are. are pe0pie meaher 'nan .ne
ianhees' anu en1y y. ete .nyse ano o''A'
W reaafn n'0 !" onion Will 'n'1''
In q former letter you made me say
that even soap was not dealt out, where
wrote sodp-tor cleanliness this last
Is indispensable; without it, we may
soon. be INFESTED Ike the Yankees who
scatter their ta1ors prefusely among
those wac brush against them. on a
san,shmy day thsy W may be seen s stripped p e
to the BUN picking the .'Doogers on
and occasionally we meet with a s'ray
one IN our camp where Shey receive 'ne
mieslaa Hea application, TO Wit;
HsssR. hla ds sad eass him, sndss him severe.
Saying ssis shs's, ss di'il, YEN Bite me no more"
Ihs Yankees continue to take the
OATH and many OF them are enllstlng-
large number are accumulatlng here
but It IS probable they will be sent te
, such places asthey may be made useful
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October az 4 q g. .HsfssiE yss ryaA ZIP
RATES OF RQSTAGE IN THE
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WEEKLY TSOUTHERN EQEE3HAc
TN Pursdsncs Of q plSh Iongss long s9sntts tsf5 5t4iIl-
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rtsss and; Counter Res1dents of the south, 3
announces his 4nfentcn 70 commence ne p1khc
Weekly edition of the SOUTHERN NORTHUMBERLAND
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mva absencs ffon Yofsvflls, d have MIDI; ;aasnse.
meats with Br LESLIE OWEN, fopmeJY o. Shsfless6g,
bufidins, vhsrriIe w5Iibericassd cst9meS
as usual he Is gentleman OF much my
line Or 6dsiness, d& WIZ iss ystsle-
a9Pe February as u - ~ { s'issS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-16

DIED,
On the 18th inst, at O'Clock D m MARY tho
beloved little daughter of Dennis and Z ate Com
mel aged % months and weeks.
From the esrrh the folded lily rise;
1t bio, ms. il grows, it fourIshes. il diea
So this lovely flower, scarce Eourshed for dav
Short was the bloom, and early the decay
Oh Mary dear, my lovely c'ild,
am forced with thee 20 part,
But thou wi never know
The al guish that wrings my heart.
The tlatIves aud friends of the family are ra :.
spectfuly invited TO attend her funeral to morrow
Thursday afternoon, 2h o'clock, from the corner
of New Jersey avenue and street north.
On the 18th inst, CHARLIE LEE. aged years
81 d 8 months, infant son of John W. d. and Iliza
J. Gray
ternoon. 81 o'clock, from the residence of his
parents, No. I42 18th street, between g and H. =
Bait. Sun please copyI
At ga O'Clock, on the morning of the 10th No
vesmISer la4, after z long and painful illness
s ELES AR IN
III s6th year OF her age
Der last words we're. "An is WELL"
dearest mother, thou hast left US,
Brit tits God Il at has b. reft M
lie can all Our sorrows heal
Vets again We hope tn meet thee
When the day of life ia fed:
bsIs n nn ysrs VIII 10Y to greet thee,
Her furpra will take place from the
Church Navy Yard on Thursday afternoon. at
o'clocs I" hich the friends and acquaintsnces ars
invited TO attend.
On the nth in slant, LEONARD sELDHN. so,,
GEORGE and sarah DigSes, eyed IL months and
The funeral will take place at the residence OF
bis srsndH other, Mrs. Mary WAkers near Rock
IN. The friends of the family are respectfully in
vi ted " attend
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DRUNKENNESS CURED,

The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Z8nes antidote for strong drink is
a certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates dis
like for strong drink, ana can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Csnsdas. Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for So
JoHs J. KRONER.
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street,
Philade phia, Pa,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALL AND WINTER CLsfHIsa,

New Styles Superb Stock of Overcosts, Dress,
Frock, and Walking Goats, Pantaloons, Vests,
and BOYS Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &c dc.
We now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men g
and Bows Ready made Clothing which, fer eIe-
gsrce of style variety and excel enoe of fabric and
faith'ulness Of manufacture. has not been sur
pa ted by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search ST Clothing for Gentlemen and
Youths wear are invited to cali and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will hnd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also. an extensive ssortment Of Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for a complete outfit.
oc ln-9ms Metro politan Fl otel Building
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KRoMER's (UPHAM's HAIR DYE.

FVfy ttntS Boz,
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81 Natural,
Iurnbs, teantiful Warranted to please This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr.. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of
Philadelphia. Who pronounce 1t free from all poi
sonous il Ingredients and the material composing it
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere,
JOHN J. KRONER Sole Proprietor,
400 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa,
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SENT TO JAN FOR CouRr.-Albert Foster.
henson harr,s sno Charles Garter, three COL
for the larceny Of psrts OF an enigma hsion g,no
TO the Messrs. ToweTs's printing estshi,sh,
mtnt, were sent 10 jail yesterday by Jnstice
respectively. 'i1
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DR.. RAND'S SPECTFIC,

TIE oldest and most reliable medicine for ts
cure of SpermatorbPa, Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power, dc. This medicine has stood the test Of
over thirty years, and has always proved success
fr. Roni's Speciht is exhibited in the form Of
pills. made up entirely of substances that have q
specific elect upon the keuera;iFe organs. Most
persons associate the idea of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific
of DR.. knud Ia not In tended eUncnntzns u1sdi
cine. It's medical virtues expended entirely
upon the impaired generative organs. The pills
not pleasant to the taste, and many pers
msstica' them with impu ni y before swallowing
them; Ihich plan We woulc always recommend, as
sfordi the speediest way to get the eecG OF the
remedy.
Pr: 81 per box, or six boxes for S. Sold by
Dru .sists everywhere.
KRONER
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MARRIED.,

In SARATOGA. N. Y, the 18th of November, at the
residence of Chancellor Walworth. Big Gan. II.
HARDIN, U. d. volunteers, tn Mrs ESrELLE
q GRAHAM. grand daughter of Chancel er Wal
worth.
On the 18th instant, by Rev Fl. N. Sipas, IA stor
Of Nat Washington NJ. =. Church. Mr WM
LYNCH to Miss ELIZA SBAFE, both of Wash
il stoH.